https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-01-05.pdf 9d99a6eadefd4696972cc2c68b136df7 PDF Text Text omasa HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY 5, 1893 VOL. XXXVII. NO. 36 MANUFACTURER’S CLEARING — Mr. Smllh bu loclrd ta Haling and I IlWK «mo>n«otad tjr Intends to start a tannery there—W. R. Angola. Ind., and William C were--the — welcome Vester returned to Ypsilanti Tuesday tn ' dron. ■*— Mleh. -----resume bia studies—Ed Fisher ha* flnlsh- their uncle, H. Case and ea working for Mr. Kennedy and gone to► Thursday—Dell Hlukley. of Oliva*, 8 Ohio—Ed Hartmau has bought the barber the past week in thia vichxRT the gueac vX shop—There was a surprise party upon4 relatives and friends—Ward Mure, of Mr. and Mrs. M. Fuller last Friday night Olivet, spent the holidays with bi* parent* —The ydung people are enjoying the of this place—The children «nd grand sleighing these fine moonlight night*— children of Mrs. Anna Ferguson m« a» There was a pleasant dinner party at the her home last Friday evening and a very home of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Vester's pleasant time was had. Among tho* New Year's—Mr. Arthur SUlwlll(former- present were Mrs. Farguaonhi stepson. Al ly of Carlton) and wife, of Grand Rapids. Ferguson and little daughter, of White re.Vjioo over Hie advent of a little daugh- Cloud. In their bocne. •* SALE OF- Hr. Reece, of Woodbury, expects to move on his farm here. In the spring—Mr. Sam Nlsewander and wife spent Christ­ mas with friends In Battle Creek—There was a dance at Wm. Griffin’s jr. last Fri­ day even Ing—Frank Shoup, of Jack«on, spent New Years with his parents here— di CJcn It Some fiom here attended the watch roeetIng at Morgan New Years eve—Mr. John impossibility 'Gear and wife, late of Indiana, formerly of them If once Maple Grore, are calling on old -friends here—Delbert Shoup, of Cadillac, la visit­ ing bis parents here—Mr. L. G. Seaman c.-\p* destrucUoa *> far and wife, of Nashville, spent New Years 1 with Wm. Seaman—Mr. V. Kill and wife draw them down tn started last week for Florida to spend the ' and swamp them. South Hasting*. winter—It Is reported that Ernest Pennock ' The Star Sunday School closed with and Bertha Green man were married New Christmas exercises, which were very fine. | Years. ___________ । crew upon the taoch, an ordinary Reports show that 2.230 bible verses were surf would make the lifeboatof Dolion. learned by the scholara. which was very an Insecure craft for the encouraging showing the Sunday school to C. Johnson and wife spent New Years instances are recorded v be lu a very prosperous condition. How at the hub—Mr. Town, of Milo, was in were quickly swamped ax many other Sunday schools of the same town on business Saturday—The sick are upon l!>© taaeh with th© sire can n^Mrt the aame-Mr. Osgood ta Wm. Collins, Mrs. Mother. Mrs. Norwood, and drowned. laid up with the rheumatism—Albert Mrs. Gw tn. Miss Thomas and Mrs. Varah For man-of-war th* Ufrinota uro Mill Roach and wife, of Hickory Corners, vis­ —C. B. Robinson was in Plainwell uir less adequate to meet cuddre emergent ited at E. Pgmioek's last Saturday—Rev. business Saturday -Mrs. Doster, of Dontcr of this character. Ammunition must Grigsby preaches at the Star every Sun­ was In town Friday on business—Bran­ day at 3 o’c|nc.k—The State Road Sunday stetter A Doster shipped a car load of bogs school closed with Christmas exercises, from this station Friday—M. R. Gwin, of tars on short node©. Previous to ths bomrecitations, singing and essays and .in Ovid, was tta guest ot Mrs. (Jwin New I “womens or rort Fiaix raooM fort; boat? evergreen ladder which was filled with Year—Claud Whittemore cut his foot with wer“ while- the troop© were landing oo the■ presents showing plainly good will to alt an ax last week but ia able to walk about “surf* ~ Report read 2073 bible versea bad tarn this week—Paul Cramen-who cut bls foot l-.-ach near Cape Fmr rlx *r. committed to memory by the scholars this three wet'k* ago while working In the A life raft has been invenreit'iac the Kit­ pgst nine month*—E. Pennock and wife wood?, is able to walk ataul arain—E. tery nnvy yard. In Maine, which la de­ vidted friends in Ottawa Co. last _weck— Mosher was at the hub Saturday—Mr. Signed to ^eruicmnb all these difficulties, may be — used for Ros* HlHsinger visited her parents daring Hail was at the county seat Saturday on, and which — , — — — . war veanehi the holiday*—Eld. Runnel was on tiur bualneM—Mea.«r*. Gwin. Barton and । "ndfor nig ocean steam©rr. The raft rostreets Monday on bls way to Clarksville. WRlfam* with their famHIe* spent New j wmble© In general shape that <** * Year* at Galesburg with Dr. McBeth— nuwan, and it will b© impoasll'J to sink or Mr,. IUtIht ot Cre»«->-. a eilter it •»«■»» « “evpt talk, t-uwlK ktadot Clement $tni(h. of Hasting*, was in i lb<> Dt.S oilkT Saturday— W. H. Cluw I ' town Friday-w-^va Bates, of Detroit, and a j took rlinr.c ut the aution at till. plw, T»J««JWMd.t.-.rrf rwol«„« rtotu, ■ little nivcc trwn» Hayings called <>u friends •wbll.- Mr. Il.rt<«. attrniM llw Gwin r.s '* bra‘“ about rb. ate Md , here last Friday—S. R Cook, of Charlotte. ' uiibai at Ualwburg-Mra. J. B. Williaota , "“•I? “ Tbr.« t wo floata a, . spent SundapoCTc—1. L. ^'res»y, fir* llsh-1 I aceoivo, .. t, le«r.>n> Sunday that brr I ’ u7'r U^etber by moullte lam.ta tlnga. was tn i>wn*Monday—Jamea Flem- J daii.-btrr, at Kalamatoo. wa. Juat alive. | wl «">«•■ >» tbnl U.r baartet .-.ten la • ingand daughter '♦©nt •> Happy 'Nue Star drove tberv the -atnv day-l’arr! T.K, C““I lb'm- Tb« >•”( Year with Lansing friends—John FurtW ICrafter ---------- •is .nu.yt.iui,,, corJwoy trori. P>« tom 1, eoMtnrrfel over tb.wWx ent and danghten, Misses Lube Fvighiiesfaift! , ’fclraml Rapids h-J. llalk-U. __ and wife -pawed I •»<! rowlodr. .Utebad. A raw* aod _. — ------... . . 1 1 mu ri'an tM. r.iilnble -©Si.-! dv” , Francis Hecp\ spent Sunday at*Aaron Lthrough here Monday on their way home will can alw be quickly used if Cha float ta Barks, of Snaytowu—Minnie Furnlsa, n- 1 fo Hastipgs—The Maccabees will have a cast away u (>ju the ren. Inside the hollow turned to the Normal at Ypsllanl Tuesday ! public Installation of officers Jan. lllb, al floats lockers are built for storing wafer —C. B. Lusk and Kate Dickinson are vis- ' Blackman’* hail—Don't forget the day and and provldous, axul in the roughest surf Iting at Buffalo'. N. Y.—Mrs. A. E. ■ daft. Friday evening, January 90th, at t hey could not tat wet. On » srahips anua Knight is visiting at Hartford City. In­ Blackman's hall, the Maccabees will give and ammiinitimrcould bo stored intbeso diana—Mr. aud Mr*. S. D. Barber >pent a play entitled. "Among the Breakers,*’ water tight comp.irtmeota. I A_ sudden • - -break Sunday at Battle Creek. Jen collision whlcf which might consisting of home telrnt. Admission 10 i Hastings Banner and 15 cents—The G. A. R. boys had their into the water tight floats would be the Published Thursdays by installation Wednesday evening. Full only way to swamp these improved life raft*' Each raft could sustain fifty per­ COOJKL BBO3.. Smith, our I pal, hn8*WW*R^FKdlnx parlkulai» «cxt issue. sons in u rough sea, and In th© event of ta|ingcast away upon the ocean during a his vacation with his parents at Woodland Hope Center. HANTIXfJN, KI( B. and Mrs. Wood the same with her’s at Mr. Loomis and wife, of Doster Station, storm the mast and sail could be used as a Irving—A number from this place attend­ ed the oyster supper given by the Masonic spent New Years with tbelr parents—Mr. • IxMlge, of (iranguville, at their Installation I’uderbill and wife, of Hickory Corners, | of the seas could be prevented from doing of officers last Tuewtay evening—Revival spent New Years with their daughter. any great harm. meetings yti)| continue— Miss Edith l^th- ^Irs. MeQuarrle—Anna Woodworth, of | When the storm was nut raging the most -Hastings, spent Now Years at O. D. Our alelgl rattier poor, but am our former teacher, visited friends Loomls-vEffle Chandler became the wife { and sail could be put up and th© lifeboat there arc p more snow—Art here last week—M. J Gossaud son Harry, of Mr. ''Augustus Woodworth Sunday ' would make fair time lu almost any direc­ andEdplayi _ ..., r .--------- ----« very pleasant party of Plainwell, called on their old friends, evening. The ceremony took place at the tion. carrying its load ot people lightly, at North Irving grange hall Saturday in.town last Saturday and Sunday—Rev. bride's home—Mr. Otto, of Chadderdon.' over the rolling waves, lu lauding upon a night and report a very pleasant time— 11. N. Ball and wife started for Indiana. visited Hope Center sebocl last Friday— bench the rough surf bbnid ea.-’ilybo ridden by a raft of this nature, and the rescued Bert Armstrong, of Bowens' Mills, was Monday and will locate there for a while MIm Flora Williams presented her school people could be safely Inuded' upon the driving on our streets the other day—The with his father. Many regrets are ex­ a very pretty picture for a Christmas Rnorc. . *. . dance at Bowens Mills was well attended pressed nt their departure by ttie numer­ present The improved life raft is not perfect in and all report a pleasant time—We hear ous friends they have gained by their every sense of the'word yet, for ita weight that the 1. O. G. T. lodge will have-a short stay among ns—Mr. Blair, of Coop­ and cost make it impractical for many of shadow social at our school house next er. a brother <jt Mr*. Van An twerp, visited D. H. Gilbert and wife, oi U-onldas, the ocean steamers to carry it. Their alia Friday night—We would like to know her last week-*4Mn. Lucia Tombs ami son tv hat made Fred drive 'so fast through Brainard havomMrnrd from N. Dakota, spent the holidays with their daughter. and shape, however, are such that they can town last Sunday—Don't forget the enter­ and are visiting lier father. Geo. Brainard Mrs. Enos Barber—I. Manhaven, who fia* lx stowed nway without occupying much tainment and dance at Jordan's hall. Mid­ —The Baptirts have reorganized tbelr been sick for the past two weeks. Is uot more room than the old fashioned lifeboat, dleville, January 10th. Music by Trim­ Sunday school Wrih Geo. Nelson. SupL— Improving ven* fast—Herbert Oatman, which all the veroeta are compelled by law Chas Brown, of Chicago, returned Mon­ was the guest of his cousin, Mr*. Jennie to carry. mer’s full, orchestra. day after Visiting the old folks at home— Reynolds, lost week—Martie Barber Is So light an<i buoyant are theae metal John Drummond soya he Is not particular spending a few days In Kalamazoo with rafts it ia estlmatal that not ©ven the Propitiate Improving the sleighing— about the price of pork and beef since the Misses Woodard—Mrs. Mattie Sbean, heavy suction of the when a large Some large flsh have been taken from their that One boy come to hh house on the of Texas, is visiting her mother. Mrs. steamer went down could dm.? them ipto native clement by some of our local ex­ morning of Jan. 2nd. It Is not a tran- Vaudewalkcr- -MonIs Brown, who has the vortex with miffivicut power to sw nip been quite sick with tonsllltu*. Is tatter — perts In such uiatters-LMyron Chamber­ clent but a steady boarder—Mrs. George them.' No other lifeboat of auy d’.-criplin and Alex' McCallum attended the re­ Nelson It slck^-Frank Waters' J>ou.«e was Newel and Fred Barber and Peter Rlcken- i ion has ever been knppuoed to he rJble t* union of the sixth Cavalry at Grand Rap­ Insured for brily 3750 and fnmiturc 3100. more were honlc from College to spend tta withstood mjch a strain upon herflnatiw holidays—Will Cooper and wife, of Del­ nnwsHr Time Ids lost Monday—The dancing party at His loss is quite heavy. ton. Sundayed with friends In Cressy— the Lake.Vlew house last Friday evening Chas. Giltart, ot Grand Rapid* and Horace greatest dangers experienced when was well attended -and all report a good time—Howard Mosher and family spent J. Warner and wife visited relatives Gilbert, of Kalamazoo, spent sarural days New Years with Mr. Mosher’s sister, Mrs. lu Rutland last week Wednesday and last week© here with their numerous every mouth some terriHu calamity at *ea Patten, In Orangeville—Daniel Thompson I Thursday—Enitoa Star, expects to visit friends—Last Wednesday John Barber, Illustrate* the need of some such fluting spent part of last week at Battle Creek- her sister In the southern part of the while crossing the railroad track, met raft, to prevent shipwrecked crows nod Protracted meetings commenced nt the state next week—1. Puwell and wife visit- with an accident which resulted 4u n pa»«tngn* from going to th© bottom of the ‘ church last Monday evening, and will e»l relatives In-Hutland last Saturday and ! broken down cutter throwing him to tba ocean. probably continue through next week. Sunday—Mr. Smith and wife atttended ground, and but for timely help there the wedding ot taclr nelc’’. Miss Nellie might have been serious damage done. then <.f landing the piutsengont Milo. Stanton to George Miller, last SurnlaJ*— The sahie <|ay John Doolittle and wife i has leen ainridrrahly fit A Happy New Year to all—S. W. Mapes Wm. Manning .Is quite alck with heart were thrown In the snow by their cutter both the raft and the df Mid A. C. Towne adjusted the loss of । difficulty al this writing—A. Ormsbee, being overturned. Result*, labken har­ rr lJu-; heavily in tboiwa ' Frank Wales by Are, on dwelling 875!’ and wife and family and Mrs. Wm. Herring­ ness and cutter—Victor lh>ud au<P family mcau work io contents $100—W. H. Williams add Hal. ton visited the; former's slater Mrs. C. have moved into John Holden's t.-nant proponed to !« Bellinger shipped a double deck of sheep Warren, ot Gun Lake, last Saturday re­ house—Mrs. Mary Barber made a business' trip to Delton Salurd.i} — John and Sam tuoidj kftowu OS last Saturday. Ixiwer deck averaged 138 turning on Monday—P. Kemberiing pounds; upper deck lambs nearly 100 and wife were Mt Battle Creek Iasi week Rlckenmore have purchased 5 acres of pounds—Last'week Milo took In 3140 for to assist their daughter Clara, In cnrlng land with building* of J. Welton, for a passenger and freight—Our freight agent for her sick huibanfi and twochildreu, be­ home for their parents—Grandpa Brown has received from Sergeant a new snow ing (iroatrated irlth ExGrippe and. scarlet is the guest of Ida son, C. J. Brown--Ok! shovel.—A bint is as good as a kick some­ fever—A few'cases of 'LaGrippo 'are re­ Mrs. Blanchard is In very poor health times—Leon Spaulding, of your city, vis-it- ported in our. town but none fatal—A this wintet. and has l«een removed to tta | ed his father and grand-mother last week. number of young people from Hasting* home of her son. In —Wheat •’<•> cents, and some coming to gathered ot thu home ot Orlie VAyjorn's has bought 10 acra market—Our new merchant. Mr. Goes, is last Thursday highland all the .t the Bartar, and has hi* having a good Christinas and New Yean, evening well spent—J. Irwin, Battle for Hie purpose ot u trade. His family is qnite an acquisition Creek called oi^ friend* bore last week—A road ties. to onr school; also to our Sunday school lurge company at th© dance last Friday and Epworth League. evenings held nt R. G. Rico's Hall—Mrs. VanHorn and son Orlla and Mhw Mae Th Carlton Center. spent New Years with her daughter,*Mrs. than Fine slnlghlng—Rev. W. H. Wright Dr. Horner. of Latse Odessa. has commenced evening meetings in the Mi E. church we learn—Mr. Ell Huffman. .ofOblqls visiting his brother Samuel— Miss Till!'’ Mrs. Bella Nugent made her husband a has been vtelthlg New Year's present, of a i» pound baby and near this - j girl—MIm Bertha Friend has gone to gavwa party at' Itekc Odeasa to live with her aunt—Mr. last Thursday Wwitty Wocott. of New York, has been Ml.-mesMlnnie vtaltiTW Carlton friend* the past week — I About forty , Charles. Wfllla. and Fauna WINTER CLOAKS MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST F. Brum, of Mason, visited friends In this Vicinity last week—Alva Seeber and Art Chase are cutting wood for J. Dawson —C. U. Storm, who has been sick for the past two or three months w Ith rheumatism. Is some better—George Coffield, of Dowa gtac. was the guest of Dell Robinson Sun­ day lust—Jim Hendrick and Hod Hall have gone to cuttiug logs—Schyler Hen­ dricks Is hauling logs from Frank John­ son's—Mr. Chase and wife, of Hastings, was the guest of their son Artie last Sun­ day—Thomas Tanner has taken a Job of clearing of Mr. Hathaway. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO BUY ELEGANT, STYLISH GARMENTS, AT HALF WHAT YOU WILL PAY THE RETAILER. Our representative will be in ybur city for Two Days, at the Hastings House; nm msday, JAiay uni am is^iaga Everybody invited to call. No trouble to show goods, CALL EARLY BEFORE THE ASSORTMENT IS BROKEN. For Holiday Presents, What can plea<e a friend or relative better tliaitXostop that headache or blurr before the eyes when reading, and DRUG extend and preserve that much needed good vision. If ALBUMS you wish to do a npble good GIFT BOOKS, act. just have those eyes prop­ erly examined by oue who DOLLS, makes eye study a business. Dr. Lowry has a largo stock ELEGANT PERFUMES, ot the best quality and great­ TOYS,,ETC. est variety of styles of eye­ glasses and spectacles on hand and is always glad to do his Largest Variety— best for liis patrons. Dr. Low—Lowest Prices. rygi vro uibuwji4«iwuui ry.giveshisownpersonalattention to all cases and will not; trust any agent or deputies. Drug Store. GOODYEAR'S : STORE, Peoples’ 25 Hi Mtitti Us taieijii YEARS Richard A. McCURDY, President. 'SOLID WFAR Is the length of time that - BRTTKR Til AN A SAVINGS BANK. The benrfltx V> be derived from a Life Insnr bank each year the sum of an p- r centcomixjnsd interest, for ten years, hn will real tie ut tho unit of twenty-clgUt yean: the sum o. ”X iivath claim recently pata by tho Mutual Ufa Insurance Company of New Virk prove* that Company to have a decided advantesn* over the saving* bank, m tho following UlusUiVilMarch.lisM*t!»t Company taaml No. 81.450. for »U«A on the ten-payment Hh•»lan.Hze at lona thirty, annual Erwnlnm MO.T?. The insure! had stways psid M* pr.-mtumN tn cash, allowing ids dividend* to accumulate, which aruountud a’-death to ?l.?tLUO. or B13® amount with the f«c« ot tho policy moke Om toUJ claim<2.71 l.'ii. twa.il m«w than would have been reallxed from lb.- bank, onto other Words, asan JnvMUucnt Lt foul realised ® P*f cent, colnjx'und tateuort, tana FLO). J. I. McElfaia, Special Apt. SPOONS AND FONKS Are warranted to last. -smamber you Present—"Good ?et • ' of $2.00 value .Form, .with a $10.00 purchase *of anything in my Jewe Iry store. Quality and prise always right. F. R. Pan CO’1 NEWS I �:P OF A YEAR. ! ASTINGS Thur.-»J»y. 5. *9^ „ ! A Backward View of the Occurco ok o BOS., p-«.»'i«w». 1 re nces tn 1892. PROMPTLY BOLTED! tfeaanr ,VT«i -----n-st Event of the Montana Lee-' fortrwj. MiaoeapoM*. Getfrgn A- Mur-.-, Minn.. Theodore Baldwin, New Y ork, IUW.00O. '• • | isJative Session. _________ tlM> told them.’ It Is। raywlei. thafcft' weoM . .ot be omvokcdWorr autumn unite* tho DEhtOCRATSWALKOUTCr MLETINffi. dnaurial situation and tie condition of the Irr-taury made- it abeetaudy Imperative that congrtw abonld awet in ths spring to f’>«»cr»Mi*lon of tl»" Crime. ; FIGURES CS csiac A’.O CASUA1TY. Startling and DUgrneeful lucrcaae tn the ■, the L<-S»! Hangman Flnfle X*«a sown III. worth reoorftag how tM. vllUln OUS crime has grown *iuce 1878,.and 11 will I* r.otlcid that the ■'card" year wiu , 1884. This i*the way tho figure* run 1S78. 82.7M.oa>-. J879. b- «wu te. . .. . .a-h Temporary Speaker and twttre lawyer replied: "I wished to show yea how htcrativs ia the profesdou of a urwriaer. J»> wjat a profitable buslnaw I tun enfcsaarf.”—San Fraacwco Argonaut. Atljourn ter ' SmK' «7' wSWai-uaioa I . ’itti.i5tO«>; ’1N<,.' 43,,473.609; 18«.’gi. I 18M. 83, I :80.000; 1887, (4.550,001’; 1888. 82,2-iO,000; imb-coinmittevof tbu kausc ommltlee on j waF* and m« re»*. appUuted. to in-e*tig*ta »bc condition -ti tho treasury, will begin Its work. On the iw4»lc.of it* hivestifB■ lion may pcM>s.biy d“pe«d the tinviut a hich : ‘ PESTILENCE AND CATASTROPHE, j cougita* is caMisl tagstocr. RgLftNA, Mont. Jan. A—Yesterday wim Rich Harvest—TerriLooks VVwU tor m> Marly Esi-rn. Chicago, Jen. 8.—In leaking back over . tbe<Utefor tbu meeting of ltyiirji tho Montana A com on th# part of the majority, the event* if tho past year kbout the most past year added to tthat kind of hi* I legislature. There wan trouble ia tho or­ of the stib-cumtnitue that there will be an 1 dtnt *0 « bili&u# stele of U>® . .miking thing Iff the statistic* presented to The part UMirnwS I the increa-e again in the number of lynch- ‘ tory a few dtoastera that ■■ - > were terrible torriblu in gnniz.dlon.of tho bouse. Under the-law actual deficit in the treasury ualt-s# addi­ «.«« U w» M '»~v~ Jrhe the St^c audited is th* official who toretional revenue to raked might indues, Cleve­ ££2bhto*ec«®iiteS b®ea#howntacuztog . ! tbeUpute(i civilized United States their detirmnion ot property and life. The tb® #t4« moti .c.Liv terrible was in China In C October. Quired of America. These lynching* did nut occur I; u>w — ... ——,. , ------ to call —- the roll of the house. Hoforo land. it is thaught, li- alter his riuw» with reference to *d extra session in the spring, ' „t In in the u» wild wua wert. w~. but in - old — settled — -™ ! when ”h» 50.600 ».'»» live# were ’»• lust b“‘ by b' flood. The Th' proceeding r'^‘1“K be >» onrionneed that, "“*• while ’bH' Haxn"f’ J out but no other consideration that will bring । st(ltV5 State* where the people are supposed to, to next in importance was won in July, when 10,- lltou. iltou. Democrat, of Choteau, held a regular *l»»ut such a result ia now foreseen. It Is ’ . . » — ! rwnk Liiiui in an anwimnakn in .Tun»n certificate of eltjctiou, he wan aware of the End»tha ye* Carter's LltUo Livre ।■ M? where thev elect the judges I Th"™' were killed on •earthquake the opinion of some ot the lernUng Demo- > '»> rf «• ‘‘“’•J I"™1 Japan. existence of a writ of mandate isaoed by crate in tba house tl,al the investigation 1 1 over the part two yenra. The complete list the supremo court, which adjudged Ham­ will show that the treasury raoripta and , lunutb. Jurlm: where tb.courw nre lb , — m—■—• 1 ,, h I of casualties in the Old World rind bouth ilton's certificate as false. As Iwech, who expenditures are very nearly eqcafi ut pres- ; m wa I full organlxatton. *»tiAn The The black black fact fact to is that that tbto thia AnierJcai wImre the low of life was serious ... i_l . for t crime -t ‘ has ... worked wo.v.. enough to be reported by telegraph, includ­ would be benefited by the snprwue- eourt’s ent nnd that there is grave reason to fear j IU lai <11 E ■ mode pc punishment an excess ot tho latter Id th* coming fiscal ------| off its .wrath on forty one, more persons ing those who perl*b«l by diM-aw nnd decision, had not presented to him any evi­ ■^.H^ypflljhtrimodpricrirwitetbOMwhO . than it did last year. Meanwhile if the battle, vviui 17.7.217, as compared with 270.- dence of his election he said he had deter­ .k* Euay Way uf Solutloav. mined to omit both both the the nnames of Hamilton correct that crime lx on the in- 075 in 1891 and 90,680 in IbW. The follow- mined o omit Il la because of a poMdUllty of n close ap' crease, as Judge Lynch grows bolder tbu lug gives the Ic*- of life resulting from and Ixwch from the roll proximatiou between revenues and expen­ AR Bald 8ho Could Not Live abloiu so many mry* that they wilt not be_wib n-irular court* grow more (inefficient, for '^various disasters in this country: DrownHamilton Falla to ditures that wnne serious attention is be­ Month 11>K\ rjdon^nn.1 rt«im,4K> llmi, W|1 „, u,, wc „ H»raUjiMWdowilhontt --------------jnjutowmmQKlxm. th... have exeinited sixteen ,lxt~n les* leu durlux ».!?«: rjdoir- and IIi™, . When tbe member. w I they during lb. the ing paid by Democratic members to the W0;i»:U,«.»IS; Us;Ll.dOg, u, u,, u, U Uk. th. propoaltlsn to increase the whisky tax. ]fow Alive and Well—Thanks to ! year than they did in 1891 nnd only five MH; S1IUM, bulkluto «a. . (|ath wllh hb aiUltafc ln banJ ta, a<. This would be an <su<y method of raising Hood's Sarsaparilla. | more than they did in ISM. , iawtMra JndgS l.ynch’s Grim itnltetlre. The Jos# of life by niilroad dlsarteral jn auditor would not administer it and additional, money and Springer and his ** I mnsXpralse Hood's Sarsaparilla, tor It is wstaaK#onrgrowou—*■——-fitwhlto Judge Lynch hns extent, d during the this country lor the year is 4.42S, a* cqitn- threatened to call in tho United States associates will take it under advisement it ■wonderful medicine. I suflered 10 years with the result, of their investigation discloses a. ‘^U^UwrPCtesrcwrywren.ad ' ye«2«victim*, 231 men mid 5 women an pared with 3,261 in 1 tOl and 3,420 in Hjyo. ’ marshal to remove him. The Democrat* Nouralgfa and Dyapepela call M more revenue. wrycuy touka. Ono or two tills task# a do#*. Increase over fast year of 41J and much the The number of scricmdy injured was 3,3|t>W. sprang to their feet and warned the audand fniwtbia aprila* SomeUmes I would They *ro nt.-icily vogvt*blo»nd d° notgrtp« ar tanrAt numto’r ever lynched In this conn- a* compared with 2.707 in 18U1, aud 2,740(l*a itor to be careful, and fora moment a THERE ARE TWO OF A KIND. ba almoet stiff with cold perspiration. I spent S^KMfJSSSTHiSffas try before. The lynching* Jin the various 1890. So far ns reporlc^ 3,168 lives hire a great dial of money for medical attendance, r'e conflict whs Imminent, but Hamilton did Colorado** legislature IIlea»»«l with aa but 1 did not get any benefit unUl my daughter by drtgxji'Ji everyvtexe. ar #aatby mtiL I and territories Were aj follow*'. Ala­ been lest <-n the ocean oSi 188 an the lake# aud the told mo about Hood's Sarsaparilla, and I began and 3,840 id rivcrs.uf river*.of thi* < ln* country ccuin.try (a (* total of or nR4« J.B40 not Insist , •» other members ,, • . ..>were■ CARTER MEDIOINSCO., New Yoi*. 1 i)nnin fl. Arkansas. 25; California, 5; FlorcompandwithajIB LM y<or., nuu .ml S.OIS tirui|J.uai -'(lu u.uvj iu .p jctu . “d Dexveb, Jan. 1—Indiuitiumi are that to take U- I weighed less than ICO lbs. and was SHALL FILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALLPFUCS ida, 11; Georgia. W: Idnhci 8: Illinoln,J; RH In wriou# ru*a»»nj railway uumukv disaster a DenKx ralic A Picture of Misery m J800). The sue most un»; bctiului , Dnvldaon. — ——member, — • on — the — the Colorado legislature will not organise ------------------- Kansas, 3; Kentucky, 9; Ixiuislunn, • •-------- -■ 28; of tho ywlr ,TJLS near Pine Bluff, Ark., "lek list, the house stood twenty-five Dem­ without a big row. The Republican* have AttheGitANI, Maryland 1; Mississippi. Ip;i; Missouri, - - ----- 6; Where 19 were killed and IS wounded. I cerate, twenty-five Republican# and three live another month. But I Improve PORPROrii __.u r> —n... | pOpnijbUt Tw0 Of (b0 Populist* went a small majority in the bouse, but the “AxV ! Montana. 4:,New York, I: North Carolina, SarxnpaPopuliit* aiid Democrat* have been hust­ xtss c o 11- 5; North Dakota, 1; Ohio, 4; South CaroThe prevailing pestilence during the yewr over to. the Republicans and one to the LKGK I linn. 5: Tenuwwee, 28; Texnk 12; Virginin, ha* been tho cholera. The toud number Democrats, giving the Democrat*88 votes ling and claim that they will organlxe the atn ia perfect health. I owe all to ' body when It Is called tn order tomorrow. AddreM. A. s.. -. Virginia,5; Wyoming, *; Arizona, of dcatlM refmrtai has been 808,841. ns *'“1 tbe Republicans 27. They claim to have secured the pledges of . wJ. , |, ■ :CI sjq |n if®;. an<] — ■ia Twcuty-Slx Members Holt. 3: Oklahoma, 2. There vwere 1 uh negroes. ------- - —------- 1 go v-hltas, I Indinn. nud I55£nmrn among .vw. lrt>, Tbt> grfbution of the cholera rar- ' The auditor then called for nominations two Republicans to kkl them. .....(li.......... Instead of being dead no*. I am alive and .The Fud Centers in ^be Heu«te. The south I the victims. T!... ~ .th 1inched 8TO of. age* has been as follows: Rmvdii, 3G3,70O: for temporary speaker. This wan resented The great inteicst, howvver. wll! iatrr weigh ■<* UW.” Mks. F.hzab’-ii'Mj^see,. ’ ' 10 crow over in 1’erein, 250,iXW; Araliin. I5,fo0; Caabnu>re. by When YOU want a tbiwe, but. thereto nothing who claimed ‘ the *’ Democrat* ’* “ J ‘that v~* *tho u~ in the <>j-gaui«-«tion uf Lite senate. Uf the 19 Lost Barney Street, Baluxaure, M.L " the tact that only-.;l were lynched in thei 12,4»r, Haniburg, 11.810: Chinn. i.uCxh statutes provide that the oldest member of HOOD’S FHXS are purely thirty-five menitier, fifteen are Republic­ 1 north, . France. 8,89l£ Hungary, 303; Germany, 30i>, the house shall do that duty. Then, as- an#, Where the ^licrlff Did : au», twelve mnrq are arc Populist* * v»ui.’• ’ and #nu eight cig.M Demo.Ttiuir Holland. W: Antwerp. 07; Naples* 50. New Miming that the Republican** were carry­ । The number.of legal exeiLutions during ____ , York, 28; Odu-sa. 8; Vienna, 4; Ixmdun, 4. ing out a scheme, the Democrats and one crate, the latter holding- tho balance of I the year was 107, as eom|>9r d with 123 in India was not reported. ] Populist got up and left the chamber with power, which—In thia particular case— may (id to the mean ronuitbiug beyond mere obstruction. 1991 ami It* in 1KO. Th. ex .•cutions in the Act on a new prindple— .... only twentywevtnmember* —not a quorum ‘ several states and territories vere a follows: •: Tiiough there have Is-en no great wars a» the whole mtmibcrahip is fifty-five. The There are nil *o.-t<» of rumors of combina­ I Alulxunn. 3; Arkansas 9; 1' 'onnccticut, 7, > tions. One is that the Republican*, de- ■ X fwrv-r. Da. Mixx*r Fax* during the year y-t the loss of life in but- Republican*, however, went right oukiw. |I ueorgin, Cworgla, *»; 14; iiuuvia, Illinois.■.>. 3; Kentt wuil ' ky, 10; I^itlis- ■ tlcs amounts tufiS.oJl, as compared with iti(; wood and elected Populist Mattliew* spairing uf miy nccisssinns of strength from r ntKiily cwt bffiouinesB. the I*opull»ta. will act with the straight- [ । nrptd one and congtpa■ Fine line of creams t(ind : inttn, 4; Mirylitnd, 1; Mtesi sippl. 2; Mia- 2'.',ii37 in IrOl, 13,7s$i in J KO and 40,276 in temp nary •■iwnaer. a temporary clerk nnd I tian. matBeaE mfMest, .25 el* Ivouri, 2; Montana, It Nebtaskn, 1; New I TheloM i*. distribute,! .is fulliiws: <er;;e.iut-..<.-:irniK nnd then adjourned until out Dciuucrat* in urgaDtsiug the tipper' fresh confectionery. I Y'ork, 5: X#w Jersey. 3: North Cri-olina, 4; house." The French war* in A.' - a. 7.463; Soudan; * ». tn. today. ----2: Ii'ennsyi ’rnu-yl1 nnia, 4; South JfX:; The VhiurMt rebel],oil, P/AO; Tonquln, nr-a.n Zrr»- Ohio, Ol'io, 5; Oregon, k Kxpect to Haw Leech on lluml. Ki lu Ar S . Caro'Inn, ’5; South . Tenne»4«s, . .. . 4.; " “Dakota, ' tkimc overture* to this effect, it i* stated. ; The Repnbli.-ans expect that Lerch will have L>«jn made bviRepublican iradcra,but ■ • ‘‘LHALU Texas, 10; Vermont, I: Virginia, 5; West 1S3;. Afghanistan revolt, 3,586; Thu Vent»u.4au 'rvyoliitioD, 3,975; Kvitdiinui, a<k i,j on bind by that hour w ith n certificate I Virginia, a 1; . ,1W___ , 7; Washington, ____ Wyoming, as only n few ufTbe DviuocritUc xnaturs I Gov. John MiXvr, of North DnkoUu re­ Bolivia, 1,(40;. Brarii, 1,000. that can bu u»Ud to peat him. The senate •New Mexico. I; Indian T ■nitory, 2 Of . Grand Total uf Heath'* Harvest. ; w.w orgntuz d without trouble by the Detn- are in the city their incliuntfon* nre not bates an inatauev of what is being accom­ [ the total- -bumber 57 vwe ■« whites, 47 ’ • Tbe marine ibYaater» where over 10' per- । ocrat*. who have a majoritv of two in that known. From all appearances the pruba- plished by furthers in the Red River Valley 1 negroes, 1 Chinnmnn nud1 2 ndiuus and 4 ished were: Steamer Manchow, Chine** body. Tho committee# were appointed U> b!Uty isXtutt there will be three rupemte of Minuetoto and North Dakota. He said J women. There were 29 e: sxe utions in the ALICE KHIK. M. D . coast, 304; steamer Ik-ccar, 120; steamer, ' notify the governor and hou-t that they caucuses and hot times iu tho dignified S, J. Lt laud, iitur his town uf Dwight, N. north and 7b in the so util. . . . Ph/siclau and Surgrou. Black Sea, ax); steamer Alexander Wol- I were Ivady for business. There Ik much body from the niument jt meets. D.. bought Mb kyes of land la the spring HXotlURA. • Ml«‘h. . i Murder*. Also. Have I of 1891, for 92,000, and rai&rd crops that r >nipth attended day or night ’M- । The total number of mun1 ers coni mi 1 ted kow, Caspian Sea, 230; Brazilian warship indignation exprened by the Democrat# nt 1;. Stowell's b«K and shoe More j jn laW, reported by mail nnd telegraph Solemn*. 123; steamer "Bukhara. China , the action of Auditor Cook in refusing to Sacuamexto, Cal, Jan. X—W W. Foote, st-aMdi worth the salary of a government S-a. 1'10: steamer Ruumania. 103. Adding recognize the certificate of electron of HamI _________________ also allows 11 large _______ incn-nw,, being B,791. a* Democrat, has withdrawn from the sena­ clerk, in excess nf the coat of his farm, mt IAMK8 A. SWEEZEY. ! compared vnlh with 5.MU5 5.WXJ last yeajr, yea 4,890 in 1890, everytlitag together the grand total ia, for Utoo. Cpuk says he had an embarrassment torial contest. He and his chief supporters . per the foMowlng statemeut: --------- ----- .pjai.K> crl.\nce and adopted what be thought Attorney ■, ------ - - at law. i^iu.l5,w« mud 8.567 in Li 1GGJ. 1880. lu.Lwt In fact the record of the whole world and all klud* of diwutere, ' declare lu furor, ot Steplteu M. White, the ! «n* including war, 072,716, n» compared with .wns the beat and fairest course tinder the I murders during fifteen; yen Hastings. Mien, t uiurjers fifteen s past shows only other Democrat in the field. Thia rrtictice# In all courts of the state; Col-n steady increase, and tuupMstlonnbly one 2M,2CO In. 1821. 114.M:: in 18W, 107.013 in dreumstanctw. i .......... ....................... .................................. i._____ ll.7ufi.30 does not Insure the election of White to 1 The Dumocralle Programmr. lections prompt!} attended to. titan* nromotlv out of pA>I)Crtion to the increase Inpopu- ix«y. 74 t»7 in IhSS. IW. 164 in 1887. 122,191 fe ' 1 Inducting oontcciattd.............................. 2XC0.M | The [)„nucniiic member, of ll„ hour succeed Charles N. Felton, Republican, for ! — lation. The c-iuses of these! murders may HWudM1.«CllgUB. the reason that the legislature stands thus: Leattag...................... i.t.«............9ijm.*o 5. li. Jt C. P. LATHROP. Ixhim by Fire. । were in cauc:t* .ill the afternoon, but what tic clMrifled as follows: Quarrel*, 2,$B7; Democrats, 59; Republicans, 58; Populists. Tlie total fireiiwsei. fw the year where they concluded to do is not known. 1th 8. The* latter declare that they will vote . Cases of this kind are so common that Hotnotipaibic Physicians antj । liquor, 748; unknown, i7tX»: i jealousy, 013; they are a 1rur In tli« news market out Surgeons by highwaymen. 370; Jtafanwrfde, 314; rt-- the loss In each case wa* under the #100.000 probable that they will have Hamilton for their own man, Catos, of San FranAll calls city and country promptly nt- sitting arrest. i40; high|rnymcn killed, 148; amount is 1.084.385, which, added to tho I sworn in.by a justice of the ;N«c&3t ncion tended to. rt’lf-defenae, 81; insanity, 111; outrages, 28; larger Iosmm, makes a gnut-J total of 1156,- ana wUk Davidwn and one Populito^njanNOTICE FOK HKAK1XG OPOLAlMb.' DF^ BRIGGS ACQUITTED. 824.535 ns compared with 9100,047,WO io Ire nhuure of twenty-eight member*. Ijist a strikes. SI; riots, 8. State of Michigan. County of Barry- m. 1W1. 8ire.419.UM In 1W.9143,W‘,',U7O in I8o9. majority. The Democratic senator# m- Final En<1lag uf the Cnlobratod Pi | Suirids Atarmlnfly pkevalent. p A. SCRIBNER. M. 1) . i Notice Is hereby riven, that by an enter of the Probate Court for the County al Barry, made on * 1 ' ‘ ’ 0 ^,* W ’ WW ln l8tC ' “ ‘ d ; notince that they stand ready to recognize V. Physician and Surgeon, , Suicide fans been imnulgrl* There were the 15ta d*y of December A. D. lW_>.sm monte-, * Delton, - MicBT 8,86t) of these “nudily llmportunate" dur­ tl 1.1,000,000 in 1880. Those resulting in ' guch a body. New Yoill, Dec. 81.—The session of the from teal ,tute were allowed for. crettltens to 91,000,000and upward leas were as follows: । ------------Office hi residence, one block east of depot. lug 1803, against 3,331 Ini 18811 2,640 in 1880, R re ** Kl ,A«lr. riafaifc lEuns: Ike^ ot COMBINES ARE IN ORDER. New York presbytery, which ia sitting aa Dootec Washington Nye, late of sa!d and 2,224 in 1WP. The tutal is much larger Fire iu Titusville. Pa., U.OOO.OOO: South 1 Cmmry. (teceased. and that all creditor# of Crecde, Cola. 91,006,000, New Orleans, La., ' , ... „ , w A. A C. IL BARBER than that of any of th* eleven preceding Memphb. T.cm . tl.oOoTn? Mil- A“ '» lb. a court on the trial of Profesenr Briggs, »slfl . devea-*ed are required co pre­ • Physicians and Surgeon*. wim begun promptly at 3 o’clock yestcr- seat I their ehlms tn years. Of thi* nnniis'ij 3,were male* wnukrr. Wii. safe Probate iUlUmorr. Mil. Mtota UjbMto attae Probate office, tn the Citv of .Calls in city or couply responded to with and W5 female*. It I* Mimetvhat remarka­ ♦t.OUO.OUO; H.V at/. Mlrb.. tl.m.’.tOl; ' °UA,1A- •*'“ 3-— Tbd«J .t Lincoln t,;D’ »Rer noon. Gpurtl Haatkig* fur einmmatlou and allowance, on or ble that pbysidon* coritlnuje to head the Standard Oil Barrel work*, Bayonne, N. •' «P«oed one of the prettied three cornered promptness, day or night zt/w-: itAl Each member waa . before —r”k_r~ *'• June •'“*,v ••* “• ami lwu that “»« the >«h day ot next, list of prominent persons who hove taken IJ | suehetalms Mtcj.claims win be hex-d heard beforasald Cnart.on before odd Coati, on their own lives, in JlRH there were 23 J., 91,000.00C; Cotton press fire. New Or- ! fight* ever witnessed in a legislative *esHefinesday, the i»b day m.March, and on WILLIAM O. LOWDEN, leaus. La., 91,570,000, Brooklyn, N. Y^ 1 shm. Neither of the three parties has physician* ami 19 clergyman in the sad ’’ Lawyer. >■ • •; * 3■*«’ 91,000,000. | sufficient) strength to organize either bouse Office over Hastings City Bank, Has catalogue, while last year there were 37 Th® Prominent Dead. I of the Nebraska state assembly without 'lews. I he voting I CtfA* W. ARMa-rar-xu. Judge of Probate. physicians am! 11 dergyiueii. Tho cause* Ungs. Midi. The necrology for 1801 wa* remarkable , the assistance of the other two, aud thus VP . Y 1 on the find, charge '------------------- ----- -------- r---------------------of sulrid£_were ns follosv*: | Despondency, MOntafiGBBALK. 1.463; unknown, GM; insanitiy. 520; domes­ A. SHELDON. th“ “< «>. Whereas default taut been made In the eondltic infelicity, ««; liquor, 31$; disappointed m.rk.ui ibe mmt odebrato L “.to I p"^rt*d • Almtrnct and Real Estate Office. o’clock and the ‘ ?» ’ of * mortga|M executed by Nelwnriah love, 248; ill health, 278;»bu*lneiw losses, 55. A hstract Block. HMthigs. vote on tho sixth Richards and Hannah M. Richard*, his wife, of this country ore those of General M. C. ! P,‘r,i“‘ lu<rr«tod. It seems quite probable, Dfoney to loan on Ibid Estate Real Estate How They Slinffied Off the Coil. toe townrbip of fhrutfctvilte. Barry Cocntv •oh. on commission. Genera! coorevaucli’g. charge was com­ bUte Meigg*. the engineer; Judge Joseph P. I however,that the Democrats and indepenof Mlrhlpn. to .rat* B. AcmllS. elGene In these case* ot *elf-mu«!er, 1,300 shot tfavox a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ pleted and the wo. Mate of New. York.bearing date the 23rd piled from the Beeords, ran farnlsh compkt** themselves, 1.010 took poi>i|m, f<68 hanged Bnuib y, of the United States supreme [ dento may get together before tonight. In a Ira^tn court; Dr. Noab Porter, ex-president of ' addition to the election of Unital States «nu. ,!?Jt ‘‘I*’ rrc«n1'*d tn the C. u-F. IlIXMltru BROOKS. z-l-.-i. Clerk. ■j themselves. 3J>6 drowned thei SMidrownetl themselves, 310cut ojbc" ot the Kruisterof Deeds for Barry Couuly. P -jounietl shortly Michigan, on 1 HeSTih day of Septen-bcv. 1*0, In their th run is, 15 bunted Uiemiielvc*, 9! Yale college; Dr. D. H. Agnew, surgeon; ' senator to succeed Senator Paddock the A P- DRAKE, M. D.. threw themselves before locomotives, 50 Walt Whtman, poet; Cyrus W. Field, i legislature will be called upon to deal with ; before 6 o’clock. uber twelve of nmrtgngre on page x». <.ii which *? *■< <*■»* ‘o be’ du. aud Georgu WRHam Curtis. I important railroad legislation and other «tabb<-d tbetuselven, 56. jumped from win­ financier, \ The result of the '1,^. t,e ’bl* notice the sum of one Offlen over Halloway’s drug store. essayist aud editor of Harper’s Weekly; ’ matters of vital Interest to the state. DR C. A miTGGR several ballots thocsMtd. one Imrdred, tifttiy-ntpe and *3 100 Office bourn from 2 to 4 p. ui. Telephone, con dow*. 1 froze "himself, 6 starved themselves, Daniel Dougherty, Lawyer and orator; John * . Tb« Hon»o th® Key of th® Situation. a'ldlntereet togHher wtth an -- •.then —r announced to the. reporter*. The dirfiur*.principal *1U1 resldwice, at Holloway's drdi 1 killed himself by placing ms head under a G. Whittier, poet; Major-General John1 For «J««e reasons comes the importance -~wits fee u thirty-five ikdlara as] MiiHiUted triphammer, 6 killed tfieniM lvex with dy­ ; result wa« creat surprise, for on all of otturuejtn »aid m.ingjxe, amfira actl < n or proceeding namite, and Ibcat Id* headiaguinst a wall. Pope; Patrick S. Gilmore, band leader; 1 °* controlling the organization of the ' the six eui..m the vote was adverse to sus­ 2A!iT.‘t,r '? navi-w oecti Instltarfdto re­ airs. Harriaon, wife of the president; Jay I house that constitutes tbebody.ua the party taining the charges. cow the debt Returei: Uy said mortgage or any g M. FOWLER,D.D. 8. THEY BETRAYED THEiR TRUSTS. Gould, capitalist^ ;juuiuing holding the part thereof. Notice u feereby given that by roc organization orgauizaiiun can ean control the / a M en I oi * ’ V1* ri»tatoed In sain mortIlrUishor# Who Are No Moro. Irgtotation. It Was suggested Sunday Sunday' night , On the fin*, charge, accusing Professor ™ |I legislation. Office h.xus s a m, to 5 p.m. g»ge n:<d,tb* statute ir, aacb case made and pro­ Great Britain lun lost Sir George Blddell‘tati-mouopoly members of the ! Briggs of fetching that reason is a ource vided the said mortgan Uin be foreclosed Jya legislature, irrespective of party,.organize party,organize ! of divine auzbority, the vote was follows: -ale of uic mortgaged pr^nute* therein describ­ Airy, astronomer royal; Prince Albert Vto- J^Priature, MITH A COLGROVE, hnA«> rtn.l _ .... __ ...... Theremainingclnwof wn ing-doers is that tor; Cardinal Manning; Bev. C. H. Spur- th,. ed. which #ate ulil bfc made a nhe north the bodJr and _lrt l!1” ««n*t<>rtal fight take I « *?J5UU.n ’Ve Yhiirg’' *Kainrt snMateLawyers. of «bc Court House |n the City of Hasting*, nf the th ieves—gentleman [y thieves, who geon; Morell Mackenzie, surgeon; Profcs- care of Iteelf. the n.w.„ii_. pocullnr feature* *toelf. One (ta« of nf th® ------ ing tht- chaige. 68. Ou the second charge, ;teor (Office in Baton block. Hasting*.) n the louulrof Barry aid Statelot M ctd»h, uro called defaulters, eml fcxxlent, victim* *or Edward Freeman, historian; John to the situation In Knox county. By a de­ of teaching that the church isibfiourccof flHu being <h«. place Of tWdbip the Circuit Crnri Practice is all the Courts of the state. of Llje race track, the gnr ibllng-house, of Murray, publisher; Amelia B. Kdvtarda, cision of the supreme court rendered Sat­ divine autterity, there were» ^tesenst fnt^V2Z<CW:“’y- J'2W<? »«•»•»>>. by the titerE. KENASTON. »u fbtaui-day. the dghiMntb wine, women, and song—bi it really victim# wT^i:(J,tat TWnjmon, poet: Sir' urday a Reptilrt-crin will be seut to the | tn-favor ol Mistaiuing the charge nnd 71 •® • Attorney nt Law. ’ ** l*'«flvn o'clock noon of Richard Owen, scientist. i bouse from that county instead of an Indt- agnin’rt. ttn the thirl charge, that Pro- toatday to Mtftiyl'3P the mount which shall then 'of tbair own------------cmiscdness; (Ov- r J. 8. (Wodyw & Co.*# store.) —— —-— pcoundrels who Other Kmineat Departed. ________ . . -------------— „ M , 1CCCT . 1 pendent. To accomplish tins h. Is ucee*i'j 1 ' ,,u ntortgaf* with Inmrwt. costs i fesror Briffl* taught that the S«riptt»rr# Practices ir. nit caw-t* of the State. CoUactlons hardly h< 4tate to take ot her people's money oromptij itteudingto. . Men on the Continent were.- Ernest ReLto £*‘lTe 1 ho co’»rt’l» writ: on the county contained errors of history aud fact-to div',lh ’Wrty five without tfiuir; consent • or knowledge and 2,:^' h* a* stipntated In said .sustain tic charge, M; against, 68. Alter h^Abfwit^’'' l’rcu,i**‘ Bre ^‘ribed as telrisk it in businem and rfwculatiuh, and non, historian; C.inlinal Lavigierro, the =*«rk of Knox county. B- TIMMERM VN. Hnmrrpathlc Phy- wbu are always willing to flank their ras­ enemy of the African slave trader*;' ProA on the Run. * County n---- — -< fork --------i thrnvoteftad been taken two or three of ’’’c folluwln? dt-mt'Umd land*, situate and ♦ | slciaii and Surgeon. When the-bailiff reached Niobrara, tho the anti-Briggs men left, the court, nnd cality with the plea, •’Hhe woman—or feasor Theodore. Mommsfen, historian; Dr. Wihrrws?’ “5 '■' “icn" ---seati on Saturday evening hi. found [ others refrained from voting on the last ■ somebody else—tempted me." The list of Ernest Warner von Stamen*, electrician"; .county T®*wt*l half ot tee southwest quarter of Emile .to Lavataye, the Belgian political : ----------------^u — us, mw ocen Uio cfmuty clerk, an Indepemlr.it , had been . three charges. < thew? cases would nearly fill three columns ten ’ wert ‘,‘lJ1' lp tw"111 rauM* AW. ?.«AL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ of non&ereil of this paper setj solid. It shows - ----------- , Munnvc OI I On th« fourth charge, teaching that ING OFFICE OF Egypt: Cardinal Slmeoni, ex-papal scerea total of money stolen aggregating <8,837.- tary^ , Mose* wm not the author of th* ■Penta­ i*iw^??i,aeend nf the west fractional PAi.MBirrox A Smith, state. Italy; Drcrtro £ Eot^ 1 M7, which la a great improvement on 13)1, teuch, tae result wna: To snstain the iteiKn ift !*cl,o« number Woodland, Mich. first president of BraxlL ; when they feok 819.130.294. j > charge, .*3; against, 72. The vote on the 1 -lo’R«*t*P.»’^,'orth •‘align ten west C. 8. Pai.mcktq? J. M. Smith. pl, with lb. court-, onto ana b*re U,. fifth cbtfge, teoohlng that Isaiah did hot Notary Public. Jmttice of the I’caije. This would lx» encouraging to those who Wamiunutw, Dec. 81.-Uttle Marietta Krpublu-rt. Cjembrt- K,ratu th. opai. • write tmny of the chapters in the Ix-ok • Daied. Noveutucr £in<l>t MM. JOi.ta B. Sum ii.Li have to trust their money o c other people, Hnrrlson, th? prealdent’# grandchild, who ng session. Lnless the combination inst bearinghia name, wa*; In fave.r of sustain. AunW.B»..Lro«. Monwr. if it were not for the fact that tbu total for Is ill with scarlet, fever, is reported to be mentioned 1* made effective the house aud , mg the charge, to; against, 70. The vote senate will probably spend tho week get­ on the axth charge, teaching thateanct fL l«klwi«oulyt?,H23,'^<i. Tia| eases where the very well with every indication uf ting organized. ® ! cation m progwwHlvu .titer d<-ath, wii a* roblH-riea reached over 8I00»«X) ar- given os doing ultimata recorei’y. A0MlNINTRAlVt*8 BALE. ~ follows; To biMtain tho charge. 57; nx.-iii.rt follow*: £. 8. Dann, bank cashier. Buffalo, national political gossip. <THAI»K KAAK.) a“‘tter tbe cs*te IWvM S. Lake. ; <9. Thi c-ue Will be appeal.-d to the apu- . N. Y’., $6M),oa>; Charles I. Dane, bank THE DEATH RECORD. president, Deming, N.M. •150,000; — TynReflection on What May Uappnu M to 'eraI mrembly. which will meet fe Waw-WHEELERS IH-aRT AND NERVE ingtun wriy in tbe spring. dale Palmer, electric Light ।company. Phil- Ohk>B SLAVIX' the ‘■o'mdian, at, Toledo, un Extra 8«**lao. V ; . CURE. sdelpiiia. Pa., M4P.0W; First National W.MB1NGTON. Jan. ts.-Tl.e recent con­ it*-., «%■».. -’si n, C., u., 8238,000; |23<J,0W; r.‘f".*g.Pl,J,IU»<i. "11Uir «"■ Kranctax, ference between the president-elect nud WUi iMdiiveir cure Heart Disease, Ner- bank, 1. -jted, Wilmington; N.^ PBU.MUW4. Dre. 81.-A »p«ui bm>ketd Council Bluffs, Loll, at &an Frauetaco. ronsweas- jibt. ...rvpirg.uvSS. Mreples*ue-a. 4 tO to 8 ClTOIH droui Kimball 6c Champ, “*"’— to eouBty Speaker Crisp was expected to nwult In S.madJmn., Ta-J. 11t,- 7J<eoUm 11 -“I1 tUcu>r . .. .. *«. •mmediafe relief; guaranteed frw> I “ ‘ ; . rnann-i unniriiiaie fru-1—1 r—■”••7-7 wnom, William/. Iu,a weaHlrdUraoM tome authorized amiouiicetn'cnton the sub­ Pio,.J on ch. WIH^»ranBa Baton from Rrv, R. n. Middleton »*h 2715? u8’, Me,nPhw- 1lcIiU;' 8®50,«»; Ezra Aurora, Illa fc by the Probs tp feet of an extra session. While these an- r.Uwa, nar T.,tuunrij;e wcre cbawtW . tor nlntT.-i. 'teur «’_ I D. s Durand, ot M M. E. 1yditiT.jj, fri»to mtorK<*rv. K I Portland, th-.M?’:.0?'-' ®". . fcm. aM of the auKmxnt «>fthu aupramo ticipation# have not been realized, as lynmuj. for bl.^u„t purpose *y* "Slhep ami rest were I J- h- «»P«»n. merelufet, Dallae. Tex, °f ^tt?forulA- “ Franeteco -ur .-nbrai. two wMc^d ■■■«« fclu™/' tov Uli ! ,1M,| ■•Adl^n*,“ Ji I W.,oHto.U.«sav Speaker Crisp bta; studiously refrained Euas f. IhGALU. father in the W; J. K. Gilman, cutnmi ■ Mwmlly amj NWn|M »-<„»*<•.< J> '“Oilman, commii>i><n merchant, freia giving out any statement as to what •• Prtparrt by W^X *7^ Boston, Moscow, J. ... Collin,, bank! lugnl!#, nt Haverhill, Mats. .lodge Bajjto.-i Batm, well-known Mis- passed between Cleveland and himsdf, William IL < •>.. Cedar . Micb fjg, San - Diego. — Cat, - M>uri juriu. at KU Louto Fallura at Toledo. wishing in the nature of u statement on -guod authority** to paaat-d Lbj.&unocruiletoa.r. nto „ tt> toy, Nsw York. f'.OU.WO; M. H. effect that whlto uo final derision will bv . . 4. pASTiS^ CURE S E < MIV '«r^=Ek=s£sss । Rescued from - Death ACHE Hood’s Sarsaparilla :-:FRESH LUNCH,:CITY/SAKERY. E BUSINESS CARDS. M DI: H P S A F 1 ADIRONDA. '•V. H GOODYEAR. J iwesimbhlls , £TWi:“aasre isaSSSS �= ■ ’1 UJkonat! try bill to * , marry. As t on the mat> ahed to show ufexslon of a for yourself chauccd FOB THI? MIW01V. wb had un-rh-fem tbi t sorry day. When all tlH» a-ty i» tweraffll aad Irear. Would you h?rasent tfae oa my hwly wa > Or bid me !i »er yet ’•rhow r«»r >vxre n .. “J£ we ha«l nw< before relosllert fate Mod placed *» f. ra; art, would yon Lave sold Tfflu loved me Ib-iu tru l&vn had.come too bam ; Err every Joy ha I dial and prcmlwi fled? —Albert E- Hunt luiPhlLuJcl; bimLcdgcr. An Kncteah C»ni;>llti>rnl. The m.-inaer iuwhith the American peo­ ple'have »-iwnya regarded the action be- Tiianlts to aia. parilia, for It is 110 years with pepsin .lines I would T-Uem 1 spent Ml attendance, dl my daughter :u. and I t*w» t;uiwt.andwss JMPR TOUR MYORITE I i ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10 THE MMEK worthy of w^e£tefrfirii|!ien they arc. TI.eir feelteg wan vrau-expr'ssed byoneofthe wounded ofltai-rsriv hen a pri.»ouar “It wax a glarioualy fair, stand up tight. I fuliy expected a different rewilh. The day, however*.contearr to expectation, was Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National nohiy won by yaarwilvys, and now behold news as any other paper of its class. i how tUffervnf w our {lot; nevertheless, 1 " hope U . lira, aod should like to try it I, again/' In l»tcr years it is pienwuit to j think tteiv Americana4nurtnntly expressed ,.The mow. .gtueruu* fadings townni Sir Provo WulliK Whcii fa visited Euston he wax feted by -Jib inhakaiauis. atui ’.Among his cwtuKpondenta were several American naval ■jflicers. Admiral jPnwble, for example, wrote to rbe-'-urvlvor of t famous action phatn^nph ftfa-tjjx ’ wtli not do) cf yuwrelf <w in the kindlfe.-.t spirit, j La truth, neither Englishmen c-r Ameritass have rwv*on to lloist—c- nulne photograph*. Tl-.r Ceiuinbla will Iw ri.v> In the htshcst •be r.shamed trfatoy military or naval action fought betweuK tliemstjveii, whatever tlffi Style cf the art and will behauJauinefy nvemtel on tin.-, it:t i..>rjlersnl canla and txaut!fully PUrn'tbod. result. That a; the HoilCnry compenxation Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news for .warfare bet ween mfa of^he same race. of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign •‘Certainly,’* replied the proprietor, M he i Th® F,|Bbi uf the Condor. —London Spectator. : ACCURATE, OAJKTY and /*RTfSTIC arnms witli alacrity to fill the brdpr. A 1 From Professor Ortonv is quoted the lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY Imttle wax brought in and theunsophis- statement that the condor •‘can dart in an CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ New Wrinkles fuj Etigtoeera. ThHr . qua! iu qualify car.not be obtained .-liawheru ticated young man bud to pay for it, for it instant from the dome of Chimborazo to In writing on graphit^, an engineer rec­ was ins order. Tl\e bottle was emptied the sultry coast of tho Pacific.” Such a CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters­ ommends tho use of that very valuable with great gusto by the assembled drum- declaratlonappearsto hnvearotbted no sub- Its general political news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive, article in some unfamiliar ways. He says inrra. aud for tho time being at least the pieion hi *','J “ *the ’ wind even of Mr. Bowdler brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no • with tbc rrpiwduetl'Mui <u uwn iu tho latter* ho >.as nticd hand how and nnyihoLe gaskets Sharp, for be writes in 1N83, "All olieervera pletcd. . eight or leu time* by carefully mnearing young man bailu't another word toady.— agree that when seen iu a wild state the superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized OOM’T M!8& THIS CHANCE. the xurLscu next the boiler shill with Philadelphia Times. flight of the condor is truly majestic, and authority in all parts of the land. graphiut in packing ' ‘ it is capable of ascending to an immense tutting n Utile gruphit oil on the guMajor Campion's dog started a deer and height, at which a man could m * breathe CLAIMS. et they would vulcani dxshed off in pursuit. At that momenta on account of tho rarefaction of tue air—a wick and retain their Unlc of things which does not seem, to A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal glass chang’d, when thedd rubber could wdl mounted Indian, a Ute, appeared in affect tho condor, who is often lost to sight Bight, the first one that Major Campion and “THE BANNER” for one year Jn the acrtthwcit Ac rsamlnaUoa will nUbUah be reinovediwithout trouble. sudd the clouds.” tbc truth of the following clalnn: In the old way the rubber would be hod seen. _ I This agreement of observers is now The deer and the dog disappeared in the baked aa hard as vuicauito and take muck । broken as far as concerns Mr. Wbymper. time to dig out. Another iiafi of graphite thicket. Just then the major crossed a He weakens tho authority of Professor is in putting luck the handhole plate of rough hollow, and when he came again in 1 Ortou'x statement by remarking that the chruBk:lin< racapcs US allenUrai* * ' plugs in the imck armuecLion. All the sight of Che thicket he found the Indian’s Pacific is ut least 120 miles distant from I S. TKil Tb<- Frvu Pre* raipkn■ th* tx»t 1.1 TaJi'iU; publl<bra mere Choice K< .wllaa tn .soot and ashes should be qarvfully brushed horse lied to a tree. Tho major fastened tho dome of Chimborazo, so that to trav“N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1.00. ’lliulratml Storlea of Travel ami Adventure, nway nnd with a small bruxli a good coat bin own horse nearthc Indian's and pushed I erho tho interval in an instant is to fly at Farm a»l Gordon. Wriit Mtocvlfaay. hotter Box. ( of graphite should lie laid over the flange, into the brush. Ibr Houaeb M. Cl ihlf nl -W.-rry Tlmr*'*-*|^nmrat. rate of 432.0UO miles nn hour, which There he found Nip, his dog, astride thet! j (lie stud and nuts. After rtinnteg tht* boiler Punic*, vie.--striae abundant cnirrurtqraent ud would cover the distance from tho earth ' from three to six months,jeven using coke dead body of the deer, while the Indian ' to the moon nnd back in sixty-six min­ x n»t t, r- rr».’ 7. .-mu™, i *’>■ tor“'1 drafO the nut. can b« steed a little way off, bow and arrow in ‘ utes. The flashing of such a flight no huand foreefuixa ttw diwwaion of imbue । removed without trouble as the heat has hand, violently remonstrating with the ' ma.i eye could follow; still less could it attention Subscriptions may begin at any time. Yf*opS™ 1 out Ixsrn great enough to burn the lead.- dog. speaking in the Ute toaguo with a Lientify, over a course of even twice sixty mixture of English words. 4. That The Free Prw» 1*not only the f.x^o.t Pittsburg Dispatch. | miles, the bin! which started with the Address ali orders to Major Campion ordered Nip to down . bird U1 which arrived. I Writing In an Lngli*t> Railway Train. cbitrgeand then held up his open right I । . ^Vs a matter of fact it is said the condors I It is rp use when 4raveling to try to hand with the palm toward the Ute—the 1 * , seldom or never descend to the seashore iu i write on the knee, or cren if you’hnveull recognized sign »>f peace. The Indian re- ' Ecuador, though they - »idouUcdly do so taxed hu> bow, laid It down and advanced * the compartment to yourwlf. to kneel elsewhere, while so fr.» from surpafcupct Fncb a paper ahould receive the ac Urn support at ■ down and write with the | liook upon the *uat. There must he a sort of a buffer be­ eye on the dot-. | Wliynqicr, who had repented* oppurtunitween the .writer and thfl carriage, or a I sort of adjustable balance1 to counteract , , . . , , , , . not nol nnois above mit but rnr far r»«-inu* below iiis bis .nnu* snow mrt girt u.,. enribfcrlptioo. ' ‘.he contiauojs jolting of tfif train. That. deer, and waste pursuit of it when the dog | eampnients, was persuaded that ti;elrhnbitastings ity ank 'Bax far ns my exjierk’Bce gets, can alone be pulled it down. Then he drew his knife, ' ani range did not rise above 10,000 feet. Ho •klnn.,1 nr .l cut up the d«r io . work­ ' found in the arm. • Hantings, Mich. Detroit. Bleb. manner, tied tho fore half of it up 1 i d^,U3M<’° J My practice Is to hold: bb Ixxik in the manlike . i .. vrnicn uos proMblY pronat’t v imposed impoMHl on other ob . i., J l*. which >n the skin ,kl» and «t..l placed nl.ee.1 it It ou co one aide. .Me The Th. ' ■ervera.-Edtebnnzh K„tn__ Review j iefthiuid an a pretty thickIpad just wide in CAPITAL $75,000.00. [ enough to lx- clutched firmly between the other half he laid at Major Campion*, feet, I *rTtra* Wheat is low and flour SURPLUS •3.000.00. thumb nnd the four fingerej An ordinary nt the Mme time pointing to Nip and de- 1 GVARDI AN’S SALE. should be the same. For a iirering hlmwlf of a speech in thu Ute । The merit of H hh I h Saraautrilla I. proven In the matter of me estate ot Wilder A j octavo novel is the. size and ■ thickness I Incorporated under the laws of the State of , bv the many wond ?rtni cure. It h a?eump!!"* • prefer. . The writing HtioneWitii the right liiUgtUige. .Moore, a ndnor. short time I will sell Michigan. Th- wl,lw nun una. r-too.1 M. rnmnlns. 11 '• > ‘ “• ><™ , Notlre fa hereby gtrei* tlirl I shall sell at ' hand of course, the body st the same time public auction to the hlg’ics. bidder on M.iturdabut not a wont of his Address. Thu Indian' tho 4th dAy of Febrnry. A. !».. WJi, lUten * being kept from oontacl wish the back of Open for business Dec. 15. 1SM. o'clock In ilir> for*m<x»n nt the Probate j tiic carriage, nnd the arum'being kept , nnd the dog bad killed the deer together, I office, in tha City uf Hastings, fa the County of . pretty free from thu body. In order to aud the dog's owner wna entitled to half j office us: Hany. In t|n- State of Michigan, pursuant to I keep the band steady II is necessary to nd- the game. The speech oalled for n reply, AT □. G. Bobthssn. President; WORTS A GUUfBA A DOX" l!con«e and authorltv graded to me on the iSth day of AuraM. A. D., iRu. t»y ths I low thu wrist to rest on tb<- paper written and tho major was equal to the emergency. ! Chester Messer. Mee. Pres. er b Probate Court of Burry Conntv, Michigan, all of utfon The motion cf thu train is reduced lie arose and <l.diverv<i in full the claraical i D. W. Reynolds. Cashier. Ibc rotate, right, title and interest of the said to a miniiupm by following tflesc direc- declamation, "My name is Norval, ’ with k DT'XCTOBS: minor of. In nu t to the real estate situated and • tionsand by standing in the middle of the appropriate gestures, just ax'he find many being ia the County of Barry. In the -tate ot D. w. Keynbfru. । This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ times given it nt school. Michigan, known and described ns follows, compartment.—London Tit-Bits. D. (J. Robinson, fa-wit: The north half of the south half of the Nothing’ could have been better. As he rant every sack to be/first north east quarter oFswtiou thirty three, twa John Cirveth. Clavier Messer. .says, it was a great success. The Indian COTEEXD WHR S, TASTEURB AMD An Enullnh King'* Death. tour north r.itis-.- eight west. I grade. P. I. Colgrove. SOLTBU COATIXfl. Dated.De<3 1Mb. a. 1).. isstt. J William Rufux wax killed by an iutow, was moved. He ana the whitq man shook I Live poultry wanted Jamkh Tc.wNiRxu. Guarrinn. either accidental or with niurderou’ in­ hand* with ciTusiou. nnd each' with his A WONMinn. MOICINi FOR Interest paid in tl-nedeposltsarul general tent, lie died in the New forest, his body Bbnreof the venison. rode away.—Youth’s , ZnMofOtton, Want of Ajrprttu, FWInase Hankle*' Business Transacted. I was stripped by-tramps and the next day Companion. after Xaabk TomUitiot. Sirienrt-of ----- T, __ was found by achxrconl burner, who placed PROBATE ORDER Property In ChlcMgo. the miked corpse on his cart, Loping to re ­ State of Michifno. County of Barry—ss. Sixty year* ago the lot where the Chi­ At a nebAiun ot the Probate Court for tun ceive a reward. On the way to Winchcslcr (’Aunty of flirry. holden srehe Probate oWee.lx the cart wax ttpxel. aud thw king’s body fell cago opera house tiow stands, at Clark the Cltyot Ha-tiiiw, tn said county, on Wednes­ in the mire. Covered with filth and black and WasliinKton streets, one of the most day the I4th dxy of December, la the year eno with cha'redaj, it arrived iu Winchester, central in the city, was sold for the tlHiasat’d eleht bundreil and ninety two. t Present, Cliarles W. Armstrong, tedse Qf where it wnx buried iu the cathedral. A «nm of sixty-one dollars lawful money— wiiiKZmii wildcat currency being regarded lawful itj to aound and Tit the mutter of the estate of Cyrus S few ycafs later the tower fell and crushed those days If you could get anybody to ac­ the tomb. xndHOO years after tiie Puritans Wk?lph. Uecented. ()i> reading aud filing the petition, duly reri- rifled tbc grare and played fdatball with cept It. Yes. sir; that lot. which will soon fiefllot Eliza x. Buehler, slater ot said deceared, the king's skull.—St. Ixmia Globe-Dem­ be worth a nrillion, was sold by the conjpraying that xdminlstration of sold rttate ocrat. .mlssloncrs otx Cook county to John Noble mayl be granted to James H. McKcvttt. for lct<s than an extra good suit of clothes orlte some other suitable person. Tnereupun it is ordered, that Tuesday tho w ould coat now. The Noble family ntill totn idxy of January, a. D.. IfttNiat ten o’clock In The water spider, which, apends most of have the original ,dec<l in their possession. tho (oreuooD.be itMluned tor Ilia hearing of Haiti It is well not to forget such evidences of pe(lBon nnd that the hefr.v at law < f isld de- its time under water, carries rt bubble of ceiurd and all othef persons tatere t^d in said nlr for breathing on the under side of Its our progress, prospects and opportunities. estan*., are renuln-J to appear ar a re-oldn ot body, and when thltf air |s exhausted it Many' boys, ami even young men, are now salp court.then to !«■ Bolden at the 1'iobaleof- comes to the Mirface for morf. It Ir en­ living In Chicago who will be living hen* HbO, In the City of Ha*ttn«<. m'MKI eounty, and shmt’ratB*. (r any there lie, ahy die prayer of abled to enrrj’ the air bubble because the sixty years hence, and who will see more tha petitioner rnav not be cranied. And it Is under side of its bbdy is cpveral with t iny remarkable and surprising changes and further ordered, that said pet lilt tier give notice, hairs set ro clow together that the surface greater increases in property values thnn : tottie per-ons Interested In said estate, of the pL-tidenoy of raid petition and the hxarlng film of thcwiiUT does uol pw them, al­ the opera house lot shows. This lot is now j thereof by « u-sing a cony of this erder to be though the air dues, nnd thus tho air is worth K.OOO or |3,000a front foot, or prob­ putuisbed ‘.n the Hastings Baxnkb, a newa- imprisoned among the holnt—Youth’s ably WOO.OOO or MOO.OOO. Chicago is des­ papM* printed aud xlrcuwed in «ait> C’oiml y ot |i tined to hare 5.0i.W,O» dr «,00o,000 people— Bairy, once in each week for three succeouv » Compxuipti. ■ weeks previous to said day of brarier. It will lx* the London] while New York Castoria is Dr* Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infhnts OU ah W. ahmstkofu. will bo the Liverpool of America. There Judge of Prob ale and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor wnoting oxidation, less ­ nre millions yet to come and millions of (A true copy.) overeating. ^Tha habit money yet to Ik* made in Chicago real es­ other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute of rapid eating, especially when habitual tate.—Interview In Chicago Mail. for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. overeating is indulged in, results in an in­ N OTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS. ability to djgi-st the amount of food neces­ Diamond Field* uf India. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by BUY State of Michigan, County ot Barry—ss. sary to keep Iin active condition the various Diamond fields in India were known A GUIDE H«ate of Auitin D. Bassett, deceased. ONLY Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays from the very earliest times. In the sa­ -VERYOSEij Wette uudersigned. having been npyointod fnnctfooxitthe body.—Exchange. by the Probate court tor the County of Barry, cred books of India eight localities arc feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, Slate ot Michigan. iT.mtuhalinx ni to receive, cv the OniyiOoo od Hand. mentioned ax yielding diamonds, and of amine and adjast all claims and deniMiiS'OfaU cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves Doctor—You.will have to take two table­ these three have been identified with the pcrabns against said deceased, do h«vehy mvo notice- trial we will meet at tbs Probate spoonfuls of medicine thi-ce times a tiny. three grant diamond fields known nt. the teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Office In the City -of Hast Ings, mi Thurs­ Mrs. OTlynn—Then, sor, 1'11 have to present day—Mntanga (Kfatna and Godday, the wcoud day of March, A- D. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach Hs3S. and on Friday, the' second day uf June, get the loan of a tablespoon, bekasc I only •very). Pminda (Chous Nagpur) and Vena Gunga (Wxiraghar). The diamondtferoua A. D. ISO, at ten o'clock A. M.,of egeb or her one. Mr.—Exchange. and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cassaid days, for the nnrpawi of examining area of India, ro faraa is known, ia per-’ and allowttig raid claims and that toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. One who box had a free ticket qn.a rail­ haps more extensive than that of the rest six months Irnm the second day of Decem­ ber. A. I).. t«». were allowed by srid road or a free admission to ait entertain- of the world, nnd nlne-Untlisof the famous court tor creditors to present their clxinix to ma.t never wishes to pay again. |It Is pre­ jewels arc Indian utoncs.—Mining and En­ ns lot oxauilnatiun and allowance. cisely thus with tie more open and undis­ gineering. Dated December ’.’nd. A. D.. r — 18& Is stamped "Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil­ । ciias. II. JBacfr,i '-Cominbsloum guised form ot alms culled public assis­ I , D. (». HouiNNoX, tance,. dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its I recommend Lt ai au perior tn any pnwHp*lcn Bc<j I It was Apelles who visited tho studio good effect upon their childrtffl.” A I'enrisylvania inventor has devised a uf. Protogcues in Rome, nnd finding tho uud Shoo. pair of tfyegktSM.-H .viih a mirror mounte«l artist alswnt drew a thin colored, line- in Hl So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, M. Y. IF YOU ARE GOING TO so us to n-fl.-cs objects In the rear ot the xuch a -.ray that the Roman knew that wearer, tail offering no obstacle io direct only lri.yGrecian brother could havudoxo ••-Castoria is the best remedy for children of forward vWon through the lens. which I mi acquainted. 1 hope the day is not it. Birt, not lo Ik? outdone, Protogenes far distant when mothers will eoudde.* the real drew 81 htener line upon that of A pellet, If many gun:« are seen iu tha upting, ex­ and when this wm seen Apelles drew a interest of their ehhdxta, and use Castoria inand although we only have a pect a fine uutatnb: if gnats fly tn com­ third lifie upon that of Protogenex. This medical supplier wbat Is known pact bodies In the Iwnuna of the setting panel wm then kinked upon as the greatest destroying thetr tored ones, by fi >un, th. ru will be fin* weather. j wuritof art. bo M.iy« the story, in the palmorphine, soothing syrup and are of the Cjvsnrs.—Harper’s Young favor upon It.” ■ • The condor-soars higher than any other Kcple. HASTINGS, HKH„ Usmm bird, spending ninetunthsof ita time float­ Is especially dupplled direct from our fac ­ Where tbo Slunry Belonged. ■ ing in the rarifkd ntmosphen.* at a distance ; r.-Ati nnd st Avoi’arntx. . xnrao u of three!-miles aboveHea level. ,i <>uly Ci^oM YffitltaM Tffitarfe** At Colmnr a lawyer bequeathed the sum tory,' ami oyr make of Rubber Roots and « f lOO.CCO Irar.eu to the madhouse in that Shoes bought of him can be depended up­ Tb.fojttb verse of thu twentieth chap­ lixxiiity. "I earned, this money,'* said lie on as the very best that skill and capital durmsn I Indi ter of1Rsvelatlous contains more woeria lu hl» will,-from those who spend their can produce. be had. NT! inferior service. Par rates or fart.'isr t than •«iy other verre in the New Testa­ lifclimo in lawsuits. This legkey ia only aJJti-m D. O Eowaxus, fi. P. Act. Q.i a restitution."—Ban Francisco Argonaut Cincinnati. O. or uk your home TkJmA. A Dozen for 10 Cfs. Death Everything 'hanges wfth tbu flight of I THjc Main hettse, ia Columbia, wax the socsu of a jolly crowd of the knights cf the the years. The genius of today is no more I urip a few dny*c ngo. They were whiling .'Ike the old faanioned style uf a gauius away a rainy ’Uj telling joiieti, performing time digging potatoes Is like the first kiss tricks with .nrds, nnd playing practical of love It muni to bft'tiiat a genius could be told Jakes upon each other. There was ono cousidtrabie dis­ intn; In the company, a new drummer, by his .vppciirnnce at ratlwr young and unsophisticated, but. oh, tance. He wore his hnir long and in a luitr smart be thought himself. Ho knew scrambled condition, a vest with a soiled everythin;; better than ail the rest. He front, nmi sprinkled bls coat collar with spoiled every trick by telling how it wax HamlruiF, Ills wife, poor creature, had to dou*j and ruined every joke by calling out support him and the family, and while rhe point iu advance of tbc Bpesker. Ths every one pitied her, nnd the neigh bom boys tried to squelch bin}, but it could not brought in food and clothing for the chil­ be done. dren, she frit a secret pride In being the •‘You xcem to know almost everything,” wife'of a real genius. A genuine wurthleaa genius used to have rrid.ao old clothing drummer xarcaMticnily. everything about bls own way. Nobodjt. replied the young man,.•‘there 'charged hint anything fordrinks, tho police are tew tricks or joke* that I don't know. refused to arrest him. and even the grocer expected to lose much of tho amount Yon can’t catch this rhicken.” The fiendish smile lit up the feature* of t-hitrged again,t him. He could dress as thu clulhiug man as a plot flashed through dlsreputalfly as be pleaseel, and everybody his heath “Did you ever play the game of admired bin ctci-utrlcitles. Traits that .... beonked after awhile. j would have been downright evils in any gnirip?" “Np,” replied theother, “at least I never ; one else were simply oddities in hiHca.se. played it under thatjinme.” 1^' Jollied along through life without ever The clothing man grouped the boys in a dfflng a square daya work, and ut death semicircle, taking eare to place the pro- , was given the biggest funeral his town had prictorof the hotel nt the very end and . seen in along while. next to him heatallnned the smart young ! But it is different now. The gcnlos of fellow. Then he gave hh instructions. , today, In order to hold his job, uus to have Each wa* to repeat a* exactly ax possible his hair cut. brush his clothes, kccpsolter the sentence he heard Into the car of thu and saw wood just like common people, man next v> him. The one who made a Ho must pay for everything beget* and mistake was to pay n forfeit. It was very , receive do more favors than a drayman, simple. j But the change hod to come because men "I would like a bottle of clampagneand of genius were becoming so very numcraeven gldsws,” was the sentanca which । ous and commonplace that something had the clothing man whispered into the car of to be done to reduce tho tax they were his neighbor. Each in turn whispered it to levying on ordinary folks. thu next man, until tfl« Bmart Iwy whls- ! The genius* hud a real snap, bnt like . lie they spoiled it by over over-­ jN-rc.l it to the hotel proprietor.-**! would lot** of other people like a bottle of champagne and seven • working it.—■Chicago Chicago Timex. Your Home would be incomplete without it. The New York Weekly Tribune OPR :at 1 could no’ taa to Improvo i -!> S.u a!’-*I until 1 mi now rieep well, and wu all to parilia FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IM ADVANCE I am alive *nd MS45BB,. sd beuu&clal. We furnish both papers for luvaiou tu*w principle-e liver, <imtnach a tArvucA tU U. 2A1L3S P3XS irr* tlHcvWeSB, r as 1 cd'iSUfSidlest. Bildut, ' i doses. 2 getsat drjattets. LG..3UUXL4. ' ™TAi; te&u £. •“,to h Dakota.. re­ being necotn•d River Valley kola. He said of Dwight. N1 in the spring sed crops that » government st hit- farin. as $1.10 MtSTjK ,'“““^5' J? H C B ,! LOOK»HERE White Rose Flour Zeooja ..... RM3S.S0 minion that market out [ $1.90 P UWJW tjg CLAIMSuniy-Mby, an order of the if Harry. mxde on >. uiw.sit months for creditors to I the estate of ixm of *nld all creditors of uireo co preMtld Probate In the CJty of ; xfowaixm. on or mr next, and that ore said Cnurt, on ! March, and on une. next, nt tea h <>f those dan 100 L /. JOS, ROGERS. Udge of Probate. uad** hi the condiicd by Nebcmtxh bartix. iu» wife, of Lt*, lurry County. Still ille, r! Geneir.g dxtc the /’rd 1 rworded tn the • fur Barry OounW. Septeu*bcr. iss©. In lice th'* »um °f one tv *;ine and M »» : i.ijj-tb’.T with an a»i stipulated I. n <t pnwedtBg . eit Lr.Hltutedtq re- ■ id mortgage «r any >b> given that by a'tHMlln Rttl’i mort,e< three) ;> desertbimlt- A i'l:-‘ north i* City of Hastings/ Slate; of M •nixan, . !>c ihoCltimttCcurt r.< Hun. by the .sbert»v. the clghiecotb Ive o'clock noon of 4 V.l.kh shall then .th iuo-re*t. cant*, :er with thirty five .-iiniilBi'-d in said i- d—4irlt<rd as fol­ ! land 4, «ltuatfc and and HUH-.of Michi■arth -ata quarter of north range erwt of land uccordurrev. and twenty the - t fractional a r U sr«l<Jn number irlh range sen- west Mt acres.of land, be MorlgaMre*. K’8 HALE. lu el David N. Lake. "T’‘lm!l veil at t far moon at the if I’rotate in th». by the Pr^btalA Icntean, nil of the TCt’zif the said de­ I «ntsu- *1 tunic and fry. io the ntata ot?. ivribcd xs follows. «h half of section L’hlp three north of Hnie hundred acris any Dai id X- La« Hun the west end and tu rth and f«*ulh by IM ut an*'! fn-m th# What is CASTORIA CANDEE The Best RUBBER FOOT WEAR Ftorida HENRY OSBORN L. MNbEE Sr C2. NEW HAVEN, CONN. ticket via QUEER ami ORnCOT ROUTt Adr.tebt i 1 Castoria. Castoria. • �Sard Place to Fill. Hastings Banner. Thursday, January 5. 1893- Stockbridge entitled to a re-election. We believe so because no charge against hb official career has ever been made; no at­ tempt has even been made to show that by an act dr vote as individual or senator, he has beeu other than true to bls trust, true to the republican petty, tm® «» iis principles. What more could any one else have done? The only thing urgrd against him is that he Is a man of means. That is neither an argument for nor against his re­ election. It bis notnlng whatever to do with the case. If lt.couid be shown that Senator Stockbridge had. been unfaithful to his trust, untrue to party, wo would say, "Turn him down," and do so In a manner not to be mistaken. But with no stain upon his official life, with a record of complete accord with the principles of the republican party, we insist It would be a monstrous Injustice to retire Senator Stockbride after one term of faithful ser­ vice. The republican party can afford to treat no man In that manner, i It would not be thought of now but for I he. fact that in purely private and business matters. Sena, tor Stockbridge hna incurred the enmity of two wealthy men, one at Grand Rapids, the other at Detroit, and these men are using e.x-Gov. Luce as a puppet to conceal thei’- real design, which is to humiliate the Senator. To show more clearly the injustice of the matter: Gov. Luce was elected governor In 1886. He |served his term and did well. He was true to his trust and true to his party. Now there are many men in Michigan with as good ability as 6ov. Luce, just as loyal republi­ New Nurse-Please, mum, I can’t do a thing with the baby. He erica all tha OUR NEW CIRCUIT JUDGE- ^The very first of Gov. Rich’s official acta was the appointment of Clem-', eut Smith, of thia city, as circuit judge for this district tn place of Hon. F. A. Hooker, who has lieen elevated to the su-. >oan>e bdnch of this state. / It Is unnemnwary for us to state that Hie Baknkr Is pleased with the selection, and it will be hailed wilb unqualified satis­ faction by the people of Barry county wittiout regard tn party. The new Judge needs no introduction tn Banner readers. He comes from one of the pionwr families of this county, bis father, D. W. Smith being one of the earliest settlers and most prominent citi­ zens of Castleton township With only Social Dotn*s. • Marriage Llcoueee. Name and residence. ’Qdr. and Mrs. Julius Russell entertained II a native oi ------- r - — — ,'JT. H. Wellman, Brooklyn. N. Y. very pleasantly with six hand pedro at adds some of his favorite narcotic. When their-bome last Thursday evening. them several additions have Uen made Thoae who attended the party at Orlle th. Kat I. ylTORIAL » «. M. Miller. Johnstown Van Hom's last Thursday evening to view eal. i. Wirt. (UconUoU. Th. t»tel Kai l, ■| Nellie A. Stanton.iMaplo Grove »Ernest M. Pennock. Nashville his collection Of "art curiosities'' report a oblatan! from a cr.p.r «t«MiT«ly cultl1 Bertha Groenman. Nashville most enjoyable time. Most of those at­ voted by the Hindoos, who reg^frd it as I Henry HRt. Woodland We are. glad t<» that not only the tending went in a large "bob sleigh’’ and very sacred, and it la with the Veatest 4 Anna Mead, tiuofield press ot our own slate, but of the nation, the moonlight ride was one of the most difficulty that any one whd is a Xoliower of J Angustus Woodworth, Barry rEffie Chandler. Hope and that too from “ non-partisan stand­ pleasant features. As the guesta arrived, another rellalon can obtain admittance | clarence OU*. Rutland each one was provided with a catalogne Into a plantation'of betel vinca. The betel point, are al! advoraCng lire adoption of t Blanche Williams, Rutland nut is obtained from thu arec* palm, and containing the list of art subjects which some po ky that * III give us better rnorta. were scntte&d through several rooms. Ls so called simply because It ta eaten with We hope that some system may be adopted Space forbids ua to mention only a few of the betel leaf. C. H. Revnalds to Jas. and Silas Matthews, -a) whereby uniformity "f action may be seThe visible effect of earing pawn iathat n, asc-SI. Baltimore. »*Z)O. tho rare nnd beautiful subjects on exhlbiJohn Kilpatrick to Jacob F. Velta, 20 a, sec the teeth, tongne and lipa all become red, aufed. and the halting, t»lf-performe<riatrlct schiml, out wllb pk.nt} or piucx ami * ed, to be two ladies shoes for the riirht 23. Woodland, F«>. right and the two latter much swollen, so much bor upon our ‘highways, under present Jacob F. Velta to Ohn«. J. Volta, 00 a, see 23, energy, tho young man Clement set out foot "A little slicker,’1 a small bit of court so that, after a long course of pawn chew­ Woodland, 63300 from bis parental home, to make his. own plaster. "An angel on the wing.” n picture ing, the utterance becomes thick and Indis­ taws and management wiped out. Men William U. Whidden to Chas, nnd Jennie way in the world. He attended the pub­ of Prof. Angell of Ann Arbor on a chicken tinct and the teeth black. The expectorar Hill, lots 1.1,3.4,5, and 6, blk 9,1, L 3, blk. «, have talked and talked about the benefits lic schools of Charlotte, and afterward be­ wing, and so on through the whole list. lion Is also much increased and ia colored CJtv, PC&O. of good roads, and yet It ia a fact patent to Wm. H. Van Every, to Chas, and Mary Bixler, came a successful teacher. He decided Miss Hattie Woodard and Mr. Clark were a deep red from the same cause. parorL Mlou^vllle, aaoa all. that under our present system of upon <be law as bis profession, and en­ able to tiud the mort-aubjqcta and received Wlhiatn Manning to Gny It. Manning. 150 a. To our English taste pawn is very of­ Baltimore. JWX». working out oar highway .tax, we shall all tered upon tile work with preparation fensive, but the natives of India relish it Nicholas AV Iley to Albert Wiley, 30 a. sec tj, with lliut enthusiasm and scholarly zeal the first prizes. have climbed the "Cinlden Stairs," long and regard it as a necessity. It is much Ruitond, which characterizes all his efforts. After ^xFrank Cole gave a pleasant pedro party eaten by Mohammedans of both sexes and Nicholas Wiley to A. J. and Chas. Wiley so o, before we have good roads In this country.preliminary study In the law office of the to a few friends Monday evening at his by the natives of Bengal. The Hindoos ot Rutland. 4W». But there been money enough raised Daniel N Yarrcrto William H. HUI, 1M a, late Frank Allen, of this city, he coiaplet*- parents home o i W. Cm ter street. northern India do not indulge in it so see H. Carlton, lOOOO. td his work at the taw department- of Hie in all the years that have come nnd gone William H. Hill to Daul W. and Mary Yarfreely.. Eurasians and tha others ot mixed Michigan University. When entitled to ger, no a.nee 13 and 14, Carlton, setxo. had it been properly expended, to have races frequently chew It, and aomeare in Marshall D. Hoyt to Joseph Clsler, 3S a. sec hang out his shingle as a lawyer, he mar­ THE MODERN JULIET'S BED. the habit of continually taking it; but it 10. Yankee Springs. 6850. put our roads in very good condition: but . ried nnd settled down to business in Nash­ Mary J-McMichael to Jas. B. Campbell 40 a, would be Quito accurate to say that no we know how it is ourself, with working ville. He soon acquired a lucrative prac­ Much Lees Romantic Than tbc Old Ona, person of pure English parentage is In the see 19. Thomappte. $1400. out highway tax. its a general holiday all O. A. Phillips to Geo. L. nnd Jaennett Hall, tice, and was recognized ns a young law­ but Cleaner and More Comfortable. habit of eating pawn.—Chambers’ Journal. lot 61, I*hlilfps add, Nashville. 1125. yer with a bright future. A step upward Next to choirs and tables, beds are about around. The august personage known, was taken when Ms fellow dtlzens elected . the most Important articles of domestic as pathmaster, would come and want out him to the position of probate Judge, 1 furniture, The European type of be 1 seems on the highway, with pick shovel, hoe, which office he filled for eight years with to have got itself fixed at a comparatively ..•art. wagon, ox team, etc., and we would cans as Gov. Luce, who would make ju$t great credit and satisfaction. During part early date, and it did uot change till very be sure to have them all there, as each a^good on executive as did !«. Suppose of his tenure of office, he associated in the .late. The theory apparently was to make practice of the law with Philip T. Col- the lied a sort of tent or fortification counted one day, and where the pathmas­ thatjn 1888, one of these men whom all gfove. After hla Incumbeney of the of­ against the winds of heaven. The mcdltovnl •OF THE ter of last year had ordered a ditch cut, we recognized on the score of fitness and loy­ fice of probate judge, the partnership with upholsterer knew something about, the would be ordered to fill it up this year, as alty to party to lie fully as worthy, had Mr. Colgrove was renewal. The firm be­ rnedueval builder, nud realized that when shirted in to take ’ from Gov. llace a recame one of prominence and strength, and you '.vent to sleep in a room with no paper no new officer isevi i- expected tn walk in the path of bls predecessor. It wouldn’t uugiinatlon that year.- How quickly the has for years been recognized ns being □n the walls, aud huge windows which did compos'd-of two lawyers well up among • not quite ill their frames, or little arrow show ability of that high order expected attempt would have been resented, and thu first In Western' Michigan. Their j silts with no giiUMi at all, you wanted somein a pathmaster Just elected by an over­ the Injustice thwarted. And why? Because clientage has grown from- the start, nnd tiling to keep out the draft Hence the whelming majority; and so the work done Gov. Luce was entitled to a second term they have a practice second to no firm In | tremendous Utnlx-r canopy of old bedby the pathmaster last year, must be un­ because he had filled the first hi thorough the state located in a city the size of Hast­ I stands. aud the voluminous curtains and ings. Their partnership has been one of hangings in which the whole’structure was done by the pathmaster this year. And harmony with duty and party. No less pleaanre ns well as profit, and both have enveloped. so the time and money has been frittered an Injustice would be done Senator Stock­ developed strength and capacity as lawixmg after there was any necessity for away. It is a fact that under this policy, bridge were he to be defeated for re-elec­ tlis tentlike arrangement it was kept up While an ardent republican, Judge w_ for the honor and glory of the thing, so to > /— many of our roads are In worse condition tion to the E. S. senate. Losses actually pa'.d during the year Smith has never been an extreme partisan, spenk. because there wns an idr of luxury Number ot members December 31. than they were in the pioneer days of our previous year Halarira and fees paid to officers and nor has he sought success along partisan mid costliness about these folds and lengths Number ofofmembers added duriua directors (Schedule A) state. Al! are agreed, we believe, that tbe present year... All otber expenditures (Schedule U) right lines. His profession has beeu the chan­ of silk or chintz which made people reluc­ We think the Detroit Tribune is nel along which he has labored*aud he has tant to part with them. Even now in nothing adds more to a country than good Total expenses actually paid in urging upon Michigan legislators the ncceptwl office only as It was In line with France nnd other parts of the continent roads, and that the wear and tear of durli>B the jear necessity of a abort secslon. nnd we hope his profession, or to meet his duty ns a they will not willingly gire up their elabo­ man and beast, that are unavoidable with rately \ipholstcred bedsteads for the harab that its timely admonitious shall be caught citizen. jioor roads, should make the people As to Mr. Smith ’ s qualifications for the looking structure of iron bars and brass up by the press of Michigan generally, ami ions to secure a change for the better. position, it is sufficient to say that those Lu Im* which is gradually usurping the When such change shall cdme, we hope to urged upon the consideration of members who know him best, comprising those place of honor In the bedrooms of Anglo•.ee it prevent the cutting down ot shade with a force sufficient to bring about a re­ high In his own profession us well as Saxondotn. It mud be admitted that if the modern form in this watlpr. which the people feel those oalskte it, are confident that hla .rees with that vandalism that many peo­ knowledge of law. bls knowledge of ineu. British bedstead Is, on the whole, cleaner PnldC. w Moore, director."".'.. ple manifest by cleaning out root and Is much needed. Paid A. C- Towne, director Ids experience and splendid success as a and possibly healthier, it is certainly less We believe, and we feel very confident lawyer. Ills tact, good judgement, fine romantic. ad Geo. C. Ntcbols, director One hardly likes to fancy rninch standing alornfthe line of the highd Porter Burton, di rector that the people believe with us, that 100 ability and studious habits, will adapt Juliet's bed provided with round brass Paid II. C. Rogers, direetpr Paid NatUau Spencer. Hljrctor... d^iys is a great plenty of lime to secure all him to his new station, and enable liiiu knobs at the corners for its sole adorn­ Let anltable shade trees be left nud Paid C. H. Itauer. director the legislation heeded by the people, and to meet ite duties and res ponsi bilit let. with ment. At auy rate, the old fashioned type ibelr growth encouraged. The rapidity a high degree of success. They expect of ta-dstead lent itself very well to ornate Total schedule A with which our forests are disappearing, we think it would be a great plenty, if the■ tliat he will make a Judge of whom the artistic treatment, and nothing can be SCHKDCt.lt it sessional did not occur oftener than once■ district and his friends will bare every more magnificent than the bedsteads de­ will mak»£ desert of this laud soon enough reason to be proud. His mastery of hl* signed fur Mark* Antoinette and other In Ore years. Instead of two. source** note of Barrv & Katun Paid mtraficrshlp fees toag*nta.. without cutting down the beautiful sltadc profession, hla studlousness and judicial French ladies In the great age ot furuiture lav. Co. given February 18, i«2.. Fold Increase tnaurance to agtuta. The fact is we are legislated to death, Paid postage and express trees of our highways. They should be cast of mind, his care and prudence nnd during the latter half of the last century. li>te-v<t on rarnc lOmontns and 13 days at<> per cent Paid uling aaauiU report financially al least, and a further fact Is, good Judgement in all matters, justify Hut that wns n period when the simplest left at suitable distances apart and their ixud Drintlng.................................. Total available resources Paid wood tor office growth protected by taw, aud any man that nlnetj-nine hundredths of the peoplei these expectations. Moreover those nobler objects of household use were treated by Paid money loaned1 । ’qualities of the heart, which suppleon-Dt master hands; and it makes an amateur's who should cut or injure them should be. live In blissful Ignorance of ninety-nine so nicely tbc trained mind, and which go mouth water to look at the pictures in Total schedule B..j. hundredths of the legislation of evary ses ­ ' punished.. to make the generous nature nnd tire Mr. IJtchfield’s book of Boule cabinets, sion. They know but little about it, and broad man are possessed to a high degree Rirsener bureaus, Guuthiere writing Injustice to the Aiueriria Ship. cart very much leas; they keep right on by Judge Smith, and endear him to all tables and Chippendale chairs which the When, in 1850, England accepted our smoking, and care nothing about the gas who know him. and will win for him bulb workshops of that happy period turded offerof reciprocal free trade la shipping. explosions at the capital. If legislators friendship aud respect With gentleman­ It is a doubly melancholy reflection for ly. scholarly and Judicial dignity he will whleMhe bad allowed to stand uunoMced were better workers and poorer talkers. Oil the place, and his gc^lnl kindly.- nature the collector of these days that iu the for twenty-two years, American ship own­ 100 dayff would hang heavy on their will never repel but will draw to him ll»e earlier portion of the present century these ers supposed that henceforward the carry­ delightful objects could be purchased al­ hands, after securing to the people all esteem of all. ing-trade of the United States would re­ The appointment will hold until the most for a song. The splendor of the great needful legislation. The desire to -air ceive impartial treatment at the liands of April election, when a successor will be decorative period brought with it n reac­ oratory Is the bane of legislation, and we chosen for the unexpired term. As the tion. The taate for rocco aud "Louis Total cash Income . Great Britain. But they underestimated east! balance at dose peered have often thought that the model legisla­ district is heavily republican, ns Judge Quinze” and "Louis Scixe" died out sb Add Ing year the sacacity of English ship owners and tor should have been born dumb. Lt Smith’s fitness will, we believe, become completely that forty years ago you could legislators. No sooner had England abol­ bny marquetcrie tables and tortoise shell Total receipts and Income.. would save much valuable time, and be a generally recognized, we feel confident and ormolu cabinets by the Ireat makers ished the tax discriminations against that, as In thu case of his predecessor, co source of much profit to the people, who long as he shall satisfy the people, ot for sovereigns, for which yon would now American - ships than she Inaugurated a are beginning to think Chat Michigan's red until he is called up higher, be will be the bare to give hundreds of pound*. But ■iystem of, protection which has proved far that wns iu the days before the groat re­ book is a litUe~expenaive to be considered Judge of this district more effective than the policy it supersed­ vival-before everybody hail become artis­ a gift. Our advice therefore would be to /Tn common with bls many friends, the' tic and (esthetic.—London Standard. /Baxxkb extends its congratulations to ed. All sorts of favors were granted to each member to leave his h'uuie far the Judge Smith, and wishes for him n long, ihe British ship—subsidies In various OF THEcapitol, intent on making a short session, pleasant and successful career In a position forms, admiralty subventions and favora­ so honorable, and so much in liarmony Near the nrarcytud where Lincoln’s fa­ ble discriminations of many kinds. Of pay your own fare, knock out all the un­ with his testes and abilities. ther and stepmother rest, seven miles south holy legislation of the squawbucks, secure them all, perhaps, none has exerted a of Charleston. Hhk, in a place then kffbwu only needed legislation In theseaalon, pay as Goose Nest, the Lincolns mode their more deadly influence on our foreign car­ Church and Soeiety. your board bills, and come home and final settlement on removing from Indiana. rying trade than the system of blacklisting The ladles of the Episcopal church will Here Abraham Lincoln assisted hla father pedro in the bosom of yoqr family. give a supper in the society rooms Thurs­ in "getting settled,” ns they called It. He American vessels which is practiced by the day, Jan. IB, from 5 until 7. All ate (Irltlsh Lloyds. beljicd him build a log cabin, and cleared Grover’s Bluador. cordially Invited to attend. for him a patch at ground, and when he This society is oomposed of British ship Since the meaning of Cleveland’s out­ All ladlra interested In oontinuing the saw him "under headway” in the new ownera, ship builders and merchants, it spoken opposition to the election of Mur. December 3t, Dickens’ club are requested to meet kt country bode him goodby and started north humberotofmembers previous year inspects nnd registers the bulk ot all the phy has begun to dawu on the average Mrs. D. G. Roblnson’s\ on Frldav after­ afoot. He found employment not far from Nuuitterot members added diirtng Springfield, Ilia, where the active part of tbipplng afloat, and on its classification democrat, he is not so well prepared to noon at 2 o'clock standard. ll:e present year his early lite was spent. Though he did the earning .power of a vessel depends. comtnend Cleveland’s utterances, on the TheC. L. S| C. will meet with Miss Dot linger long in the Goose Nest cabin; he Total The rates-of Insurance and freights are subject. As a citizen of the great state of Bose Goodyear Jan. 7, with the following was there long enough to stamp his indi­ Deduct number of memoers with­ drawn during ibtCjear, and pol!based on This classification. If Lloyds New York, Mr. Cleveland has the undis­ program: cles e*neeka by lemon ofMueor viduality on every heart for ml Ira around Quotations—News Items. and many arc the stories told of his so­ writes a vessel down as inferior, that puted rigljl to express hla preferences for Grecian History, Miss Rose Goodyear; journ among these people. It was my lol means a heavy loss to Ita owner. men and measures. But by no stretch of United Slates and Foreign Powers, Mnu to be boro nnd reared n few miles from the The Lloyds system of classification Is tlw-fmiigihaiion. for political purposes, N. Bailey. early home ot the Llncolna I was shown Ci Bias, Mrs. Wm. Bowne. I*ased on no scientific principle, but i<fo can Mr. Cleveland be considered a plain a bridge he helped to build nud many The American school at Athena. Mrs. other relics of bis boyhood days. »U intents and purposes, purely arbitrary. cltlsen ot his native state. Just at prea- Geer. One very old man told me that he once It continually-discriminates against Ameri- ent, while nomlally a citizsn, he la invest­ Our Government Exhibit at the World's rode up to Thomas Lincoln's cabin and •an and in favqr of British ships, even ed with a prominence as president-elect, ralr. Mrs. Colgrove. R. V. Bmlte, director...i inquired If be could spend the night there. Critic. Mrs. Hoyt Hr'ss*iJ'sUS^i?1SPctop-’• when (he tonnur are preyed by experience tliat elevates him. so far as personal re­ He was Informed that the house afford*! i*uld S. H. RoraOKk. director Pahl L3. SHilih,director... The young .'ad I os of toe m.-rcy aud be p only two beds, and one of these belonged to be safer, swifter and more desirable sponsibility may do so, above the acting •arriers tlmn tfceh- British competitors, president. With thia grave responsibility LPV.“nc,Ut of lb0 M’ K- ^ureh reorgan- lo**ton who was then at home; but If he Paid A. D. rjariiOv. dirrctor company.... v ...... PaufoJ-W.ItanS.. db^r zed Monday evening and elected the fol­ would get the consent of this bov to take is a result magnificent new American upon him be has passed from state to na­ owing officers: BMOCncx*. him in as a bedfellow he could stay. The s -essels are kept waiting for weeks nnd tional citizenship. Soon be win be called Total Schedela A Mhs Etta Main—President ’ stranger dismounted nnd soon found the z- ven months for cargoes, while slow Brit- upon to direet to machinery which shall Mtas Belta Lampman-Tice President •dx foot boy in the back yard lyingon a Miss Mary West—Secretary. board reading. Tha boy consented and the 1 h. to Hie’.repOrtx of United States completely change the personnel of the Mrs. Will Cook—Treasurer. mnn slept wRh him that night. The boy Commissioner of Navigation Bates shows, government. In the presence ot sueh a The society will meet next Thursday wns Abraham Lincoln, and the othernaver inds more work than they can do and get solemn and momentous mission Hr. Cleve­ evenmg at Belle Lampm.nte and R ?. tires of telling how he spent the night with j ar .higher remuneration for doing It. the future president.—Century. earnestly requests that every member be land betrays a telflsh and sluister desire to It should not be forgotten tIMt when dictate the workings of the subordinate. present as there is a large amount of work to patriuUsm of the American nation Interior and almost contemptible tnacMne Sir? Ur I.e°P|e having cast off clothing send ends, as It certainly will some day, a guv.; politics. His attitude has alarmed his 11 (o the prr.ld.nl as ,uet) u ruineut to Washington under positive in-1 ennfidentlal advisers. Whitney protests be cue w on<, ^4, qa(te p^nncabln. ildn't . iructloos to enact laws which will regain? against It, while Dlcklnsen stands mute. in nilwlon. «r. Ui■■irlost.Btartit’ine rtprem«y. something1 Dana fires the furnaces of- his Indignation , tore mu*’ be done than the nt-ntrallxlng ! and declares it to be an unwarrantable ' f British subside^ British obrop ship*' piece cf ufficioua Impertinence The office »d BriUah cheap tabor. Some way munt'’ seekers tremble and quake with fear. As -• devised fat dipping tie daws of t'je ’ president-elect, enjoying th,. r«H and ntl. si rvicea at uh- uaiuQ! boor. ■ trlttsh iJuyds.—N. Y. Preu. “id.confidence ofdemueracy ai targe, llcvehad wmild better ™ '“'"'•'•'“■a**, cim.imr. Hid off. pt fly -1RU» am test* Cnih hicoHta fruni’d'i’/.Uirr IOaUS to pay notes. ANNUAL STATEMENT MICHIGAN MUTUAL Tornado, cyclone and wind storm INSURANCE COMPANY. ANNUAL STATEMENT RHS.Vte'te..... �MH News waa received here yesterday that I Tte &nwd heatter nnr* «enUl4tm< *v* Jim Corbett would pass through here en 1 tem Ms the new owur: hccise should «prouts to Grand Rapids on the noon train.1 • proaek vasg near to perfaetfoo to atone tor A. J. Buwne wa* in the city laat Satur­’ A large crowd was at the depot to see him the hideouKly laigw cWamegs with which day. Thursday, January 5, 1893. when the train pulled In, but tbo cham- the new mweture will be cfeflgured. Charles Barlow, of Coldwater, la Wi thei pion evidently did not appreciate the fact When ibe hcpcooemenu ut the furnlfor he failed to come out and those wh-» Statistics in thn Secretary of-Stete’a office, • tuie tecutfv are coiapletud. that inslitutkn city. wanted to see him had to pass through the a position formerly held by Fred. Th» ' will liartiy.be able to recognize Itself. It Miss Kittle Beadle spent Sunday In the citizens of Middleville without regard to eir. whl b« <nn>«f the best, most nearly emu-' city. party, will greatly appre«|ate the favor plete MKi-beKt equipped plants of Its site It is a pleasure for us tn note that C. E. shown her former citizen and hope In desirous of entorduk tew^aa be <5t Dr. Young, of Nashville, waa here Wed­ iu the (date. Baxter, late nf the Charlotte Republican, Fome way to evidence to our good and feel satisfied. But there can he Bv 4 nesday. will be deputy treaauner under state treas­ capable Secretary of State elvct the 4«*'P in any mau’s mind tlisd the <raat hod: Not a 4josr ease of diphtheria In the eiiy MiM Lon MIHcr, of Ohio. Is visiting In urer Hambitz-r. The last named gentle­ obifgntten we feel for the canslderatteo he people of Barry Cohnty want a JBtt ■since our larft issue. Tie- prompt and de­ man is to be cnngralulated In securing nne has shown our worthy friend. For it fnreement of all !*•»—* voaakael tn® . elslvc measures of the board of health ef­ tlie city. mehi—wilh no intermittent rriapws. fectually atatxped out the disease. The MIab Adda Jordan returned to Detroit who can so capably fill tho position. We muflt be known that Mr. Alexander’s years believe It will be the aim ot Mr. ■**•« congratulate Mr. Baxter over hla good for­ M service in Middlevlilo m» dry goods change iu the weather was a decldwHy Munday. to give to Barry County a just tune in this matter. clerk, merchant, township treasurer and helpful factor in the.care. IL B. McCormick Ims been home fur the afterwards County treasurer, serving and in all’cases. He brings to the WBfeN Ail alone. , The lady that desires a com-1 past week. At the sixth annual reunion of the ohl' pleasing the people so well in all those Barry County legal ability of a Wth «re paaion and a Jxmie can' correspond with sixth cavalry Munday held In Grand .Rap­ and a reputation at a lawyer of BdeRy Miss GJenna Schantz visited in Wood­ ids Gen. J. II. Kidd, of lonlit, was re­ different and varied p'-sltions besides be­ every client Chiis. W. Armstrong ia ' J. C. DrxxotAN, ing reared from boyhood among us, has laud last week. Bedford, Mich. elected president and John Dennis ot Hila made biifi a large cirri'* of warm aud ad­ own Mceessor as probate jmigei ' box os: . John Pendergast went Ln Chicago on city secretary. At the battje nf Hnntera- miring friends In Barry County, who, In faithfulness with wtiieb Judge Amtatt .Dated, Bed ton-:. Mich.1 Dee. t!C, 1893. viih-jjii. il. E Thompson fed hte regi­ the most confident mid earnest degree ire inis cared for the trusts committed to I flirtiness Monday. men® the sixth Mfchignib cavalary in a as an official, the exiubri sense of d Mrs. Caroline Warner., aged <J-1 years, Mi -s Pauline Shultz I* visiting In Grand wild charge against the enemy, be was ready to recommend him for any place of, honor aud trust, Iwcauro of hls marked In­ which has Inspiied his official life, w dledof consnmpLlon Tm-hday raerning at Rapids this week. struck by a ballet In the shoulder nnd fell. tegrity and great efficiency, because in the causes that Jed to his electkm by ■ , her bonus on Michigan Avenue. She has Bugler Thomas Shaw saw him. ha-tenrd N. A. Fuller was in Grand Rapids on ■ been tn falling health tor yearn. Mrs. faci. during all his years among us he has of the largest pluralities ever given rtio him aud stooil oy him while the battle never betrayed a trust. Mr. Jocbitn has licer In this county. Alonzo R-- Keaas Warner was mother of .Charles Warner businuM Thursday. raged. Sliaw soon lost hla hat and. tak­ And skier of IL J. Grant, of Uiiacky. The IL Li. Messer and I*. T. Colgrove were ing n handkerchief from the pocket of Incurred the universal thanks of all^this will continue to act aa cirauit court e< Absolutely Pure. community. The friend of Middleville Is mlssloner with the same care and atteati tuncra! oepukred Wednesday afternoon, in Lansing Monday. Col. Thompson, wound It around his bead Middleville's friend.—Republican. A cream of tartar baktag powder. Highest Rev. Peffer offieiaLkig. and with the same high sense of duly t cf all Id laaveulng strength.—Latest United E. DeGrool made a business trip'to and wore It away. On the occasion of lias characterized his long tenure, of t Stares Government Food Report. An important article of timely interest Grand Rapids Monday. this re-union he told of this. Incident and Royal Bakuki Puwdbbco., Wall St. N. Y. With the advent of January came a few office, which he fills so creditably. 1 has been written for thu January Xorth returned the handkerchief to its owner. Fred Walker, of Middleville, la tte a J changes In the court house. James D. Mr. and Mrs. Mortlmier Tower return ­ , Americaa Review by. Moil W. E. ChandOther speeches were mnde al the banquet commissioner. Though a young man, • ier. chairman of the Senate Committee ou ed from Detroit Saturday. held in the eveuing by Gen. Kidd, Gen. B. Benham relinquished the cares and re­ has good ability and social qualiti** t ' spomdbilitles of the office of Sheriff With Immigration, entitled. ‘‘.Shall Immigra­ R. Pierce. Col. G. E. Briggs and others. Mr. nnd Mr*. Will Squires, of Big Rap­ will win him friends and position. I tion be suspended?'’ He I takes the view id*. are visitiug In the clty.^ Gen. R. A. Alger acted as toast-master. ' the old year, and' plain ‘'Jim McKevltl" S. Cobb will fix the metes and bound* became Sheriff James McKevItt, although that restriction is neewsary In order to A fund Is being raised Iu the city to help> Um change isn't expected to ujnko him property for two years to come, and do • L. A. Wetzel was in Snnfiel<T*on Ininsure the success of the-World's Fair. Buraneo business last week. such people as arc addicted to tin; liquor• change his genial ways to those more digLaugh, tulg or eat. do your artlttclid teeth Everything raised by tiie farmer sells loosen or drop doo uf It »<> send oue dollar for habit and who are too poor themselves tot nified and austere. He will be as ap- kept so very busy as coroner, Mrs. Frank Barms and childhen are provide weans of payment to take the• proachablu and happy as ever. The-retlr- will meet all demands upnn him vri Or. Husband's Haudy holder. Yon can apply it tor u good price this year except wheat ■Io your plate tu onb mlntire. and no iuattcr If That wheat Is cheaper than ever before visitiug In Vermontville this week. gold cure. Already about twenty persons, ing Sheriff has endeavored to make a good same equanimity and good JudgenM your plate n>* or not It will hold«dlnsty In the known iu this country, is due tn the large on out n under tho mo* trying circumstances. Dr. and Mrs. Franc Willbon. of Eaton of ail grades of social standing have been officer, and to'discharg* his duty. He will characterizes all his works. Dr. Address J, Z. JUNBA.NO. 1). D. 8. supply now stored In the granaries of the Rapid*, visited in tbu city last week. cured. Don’t be ashamed to join their• retire from office with the respect of the manse** Is also coroner. We hav White Cloud, ranks. It is tbc most honorable and man­• people Irrespective of party. Charles W. toforc congratulated the combma Michigan producers aud in the elrvatorv of the buy­ William Olucr han' gone South on a ers. The quantity of wheat now grown ly act you can do. There can »>e no ex­ Jordan will wield the pen in the register's having saved Woodmansee, so It a in thi^ couutry is too great for any combi­ business trip to be gone several weeks. cuse now for any man to lie In the gutter office. A good many thought he wouldn't be n.-ceasary to do so again. But nation or syndicate to grt a corfaer upon It. y Masters Stuart aud Fred Knappen. of or gn to what lie should help to make But no sooner did he get the nomination duty call, the good Dr. will drop the‘ companionship ' " ot hl home In an intoxicated condition. Think than he trotted out bls bucksaw and blue box. fly from A leading democrat, and one not given Grand Rapid*, spent Sunday lu the city. of your wife, your children and jour Jeans; and while most people were shaking Jersey's, and meet all demands unflineh to •talking through hh hat." said the Mrs. Hattie Seeley, of Minneapolis, is oilier day: There wiU bi* a straight demo­ vislUug her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. John friends and brace up. and if you know of their head 1 In dlspalr of bls chances, ingly. a vlolatkm of theflaw help to bring the of­ Charles looked solemn, bnt kept right on crat ticket in the city next April, and It Michael. fenders to justice. There Is no reason sawing wood, lie didn't saw his leg off. will be. democratic from Mayor to Con­ Johu Dennis and wify attended the why Eaton snould not be the cleanest We have said it to his face, and will re­ stable. The democrats*™ done with the A good improved farm 4 miles west of crowd of political muidescrlpls who pose sixth Michigan reunion iu Grund Rapids county in Uie state. Let us all, for 1893, peat it behind his back that Barry' County this city, consisting of 117 acres of land swear to be sober and Industrious, kind in never grew any better timber for register ns leaders of every new party that comes Monday. with good buildings. The above farm wfll our families, honest with all mankind aud than Charles W. Jordan, and we expect along, and eatch the •’ism'’ as readily as Miss Minnie Dlck|psou returned from pay 100 cents on the dollar —Charlotte events will demonstrate that fact. Mr. be sold cheap and on easy terms. some people do the “itch'.” Grand Rapid* yesterday, accompanied by Tribune. Dated at Hasting" Ulla 13th day of Dee. Wickwire has made a capable, painstaking Harper's Weekly, with tlie number for a friend. A. D. 1892. officer, and the people] can find no fault CURED or KO PAY far services. Hastings City- Bank. Written guarantee u> permanently cure all January Sth, will enter upon its thirtyLet no one think that an opera house with the fnanner In which he has conduct­ Miss Daisy Wellman, of Nashville ha* kinds at Kuptare cf both sexes. No pain; no sixth volume. The number will be an es­ operation; no detention from business. For pecially’attractive one. Among Its lead­ been visiting her cousin, Mbs Lorina will come to Hastings and build lUvlf. ed the office. John G. Nagler is the new In their very nature they are more public county clerk, and no one who’know* him tall InfornintloH and Illartrated pamnUlct eonBronson. ing features will be a description of Madi­ tatalng Uielnraa references (free), address than private enterprides, and it is rarely doubts bis capacity to fill the office with DB. H. W. Marsh. Editor Banneb: Happy George was In the city last week son, by A. E. Watrous, finely illustrated orTHEO. E. MILLER CO.. 102. 101. Kfl Mlck- by F. V. DuMond; an article on the calling on old friends aud looking as hap­ thal one pays even a moderate Interest on credit to himself and satisfaction to the Dear Sir—Owing to my time being more Its stock. Hastings, through the enter­ people. He is a painstaking, genial gentle­ tgan Ave.. DetroiL Mich. . French Chamber of Deputies, by' Stephen py as ever. prise of Mr. Dorr Mudge, has the oppor­ man. who will conscientiously discharge valuable elsewhere 1 shall cease my vhdte • Bonsai. Jun. with several portraits: lllus- TMdl&s Bertha Bentley left Monday tor tunity to get a $10,000 opera house, by his duty, and we predict will win deserved to Hastings, and my patients In your sec­ t rat ions of the dedication cvrenifrtiies at Grosse.Isle to resume her labors in the giving a bonus of 82,000. Over $1,500 of popularity. One good term deserved an­ tion who wish to see me can do so by the la.viug of tho corner stone of the school room. this $2,000 haw been raided. Many haw other, and that Is why the people put meeting me In Charlotte each month. My ’ WK4 '9 GRAND RAPIDS stop at next visit in Charlotte will be January 17, Cathedral of St. Jnbu the Divine; a paper given their full proportion. Others have on University Extension In the United Mrs. Caroline Roberts has returned given more than that. Still others Lavr, Hale Kenyon back In his position to and my next February 14 and March 14, States, with portraits; Illustration of St. from Kalamazoo where she has been mak­ d me little or nothing. This month, and handle the county cash. Barry County always on Tuesday. Office at the Phoe­ never had a more capable oi more popu ­ i ' ’.uke’a tieM bmpital. New Ybrk City. etc. ing au extended visit right now, arrangement* should be com­ lar treasurer than Hgjc Kenyon; and when nix House. Consultation free. OppMite UNION DEPOT. The front page illustration will be a strik­ Air.-. Emory Busby and Mtb. Ella Bowen pleted for raising the balance of thia election night showed up nearly 1,200 plu­ ing and timely picture of MR9ugh Weather went to Fenton Saturday to visit relatives S3.000. Let’* quit talking about what a rality for him, everybody said "Served Stockholder* Meeting. Free Baggage Transfer. New House nice thing it would lx? and go at it and see him Just rigid.” James A. Sweezey will The annual meeting of the stocklmldera returning Tuesday night. Stenin Ilest nnd Electric Della. Booms 50 for ourselws what a nice thing a real Barry county's proaccuter. If one 1of tbc Hastings Chair ami Table Company The report of the secretary of tho Stale BEACH A BOOTH. -MfA George Brooks has returned from Grange, at the close of tho ihral year. a seven* weejts visit with her daughter, $10,000 opera house is. A SIO.OOO opera could have believed the opposition,criti­ will be held at the office ot the company house should not perish for the lack of cisms of Mr. Sweezey. he would be juati- in their factory buHtfing In the city of ' Dre. 1. show* that there are In the state Mis. Hattie Wglker. of Martin. 3500. Let's see that this one materializes, Heel In expecting that thu next two years Hastings on the tenth day of January, 248 subordinate granges. During tho pasj year two new granges have been esJ. Lee Reed anil wife entertained the so that right now Mr. Mudge can perfect would see in Barry County a reign of law­ 1803, at one o'clock In the afternoon. A. E. KEXA9TON, ktablbhed, three dormant ones revived, and latter'* brother and 6U»er Tricnda from all arrangements for his building next lessness and disorder. No one could ap­ spring. prove Such a condition of affairs more four disbanded, making a net gain of one. Eaton Rapids during the. jmildays. ■ •- - rafW -J * UKCULdTION • There were also established one county one juvenile grange.. The total mem­ 7 Frank I’fliig returned from Chicago Thia week, S3 quires. and Monday where he has been spemKug the bership in the state is alwut 10.000. The receipt* during the year were $5,890.41; holidays with his brother Charles. tije cllsbursement.*, $5.708.30, the loss be­ Frank Nagler. a former Hastings std- ' Hereafter, changes for advertisements ing due to the re-cHtebliihment on a dif­ dent, but now a teacher In the Jackson must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to ferent basis of the Grange Victor. GvO. insure Insertion In the j?*ue of the week B. Horton, of Fruit Ridge, was elected school, made u» a pleasant e*|l Friday. when brought. Janie* Haggerty Is again a resident of worthy master; Miss Jennie Bud. of Ann Arl>or, secretary; A. E. Strong, <ft Vicks­ our city. He is with the Furniture Co., nnd hi* friends are glad to welcome him. burg. treasurer, Hastings Banner- PERSONAL MENTION. POWDER WHEN YOU Rupture -ThE KENT- LOCAL/NEWS. The board of supervisors is now in ses­ sion. 4 A most tooihsomr dessert Is a cherry ice. Take a quart can ot red cherries— It was pleasant to hear the school Wdl the red ones give tho ice a better color and Monday. / flavor than either white or black—turn Goo# house to rent. Inquire of O. I) off the juice and add water enough to make a quart. To this add the juice of Spaulding. two lemons and oue pound of sugar. d Born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Kronewltter, Boil this mixture five minutes and then last'week, a girl. strain. When cold freeze like ice cream Baths at Busby Bros, only 15 cents. nnd then stir in the cherries. It Is well to know that when fruit of xny kind I* Hot and cold water. used in cream aud ice* it ahtfol ‘ not be We hope 1893 may lies prosperous year added until the liquid mixture Is'.’rozen, with alt our readers. a* otherwise it will be found to contalh This Is the week of prayer, nnd it la be­ many little lumps as hard a* lead. Tills recipe may tje_ used in making various ing observed in all the churches. , sorts of fruit Ices. These Ires look iimmK . The new officers of the Agricultural so­ nicer served !n sherbet glasses than In ciety are already planning for the next china. * fair. , ‘‘Petitions to the legislature are bring The sale at Wooley A Bronson's still industriously circulated asking that they continues. They can save you money. pass a bill prohibiting the sale of game Call and see them. within the state at all seasons of tbe year.’' You cannot be said to .have started ‘•Would It not be well, seeing tliat the the new year properly unless you have rigors of a severe winter Is now upon us, to try and save some of the game birds taken the Banker. from utter extermltlon. The deep snows Annual meetings of the stockholders of prevent the quails from securing food, the chair and wool boot companies take consequently they starve, aud wnlle in place next Tuesday. this state of emaciation, if there be severe f Busby Bros, the leading barbers, bave a weather then there will be no need of legis­ reputation all over the state for their fine lation, fof oue cold night would destroy more-quail than all the shooters In Mich­ hair cuts and shaves. igan would kill in n season. The law Watch for the great cloak sale at the nuw provides that game may be trapiwd parlors of the Hastings house, Wednesday to be kept alive during tlie winter month*, and Thursday of January 11th and 12th. would II not be well for all persons Inter­ Seo the adv. for the great cloak sale, to esled to try and make provision* for tlie take place Wednesday and Thursday, Jan- game in this manner." uaryllth and 12th, at the Hastings bouse. Tbffclty-wLIJ raise quite a large sum The annua! meeting of the stockholders for highways t|jl* year. The money is of the Hastings Furniture Manufacturing needed to put the approaches to our city Co. w.ill take place to-day at tlie Co.’s In good condition. In fact city money could not be expended to better purpose •ffico. - ' than In putting these roads in the best "Henrietta” the play given here last poesible condition. But about $3,000 wns winter by home tairut I* soon to be pre­ expended for. that paroosc but a little sented by Kalamazoo young people In while since. A good deal of the work, tliat city. especially the grading, remain*. But thu E. W. Morrill has purchased the homo roads were not constructed on tho bent of Mrs. Allen, un Green street, opposite approved plans for aueb work, and the re­ Mrs. Grable's, and will move Into it tho sult is that many hundred dollars must •zo again to make fills nnd haul grave), first of April. which the rains of another two years will Judge Smith left for Charlotte to-day completely efface. Better that kind of to arrange for the opening of the circuit roadwork than none. Bui that I* not the court for Eaton county which will convei.e best Wo would like to see the money Monday next. raised this year expended aa far is It will 'I Mr. Will Upland Mira Sarah Kllr,. go in making at least one approach to:the both of this city., will be united in mar­ city os perfect as-the best method* can riage this evening. Their many friends make IL "Roman roads" btfllt 2.000 years ago are some of them good to-day. extent! congratulations. * We would like to see steps taken to It Is perhaps to much to a*k that our city build a city ball tills year. It would, it expand II* 52,000 or $0,000 for the benefit seems to us, be a wise expenditure of the of people who will live during the next 20 centuries. Bnt It is perfectly practica­ public fauns to do this. ble. and we believe eminently wise, that We acknowledge receipt of the Colum the money go as far « It will toward blan Memorandum Calendar, from the making a rood that will be a good road Pope Manufacturing Company, of Bw»- a generation btnee. If we build no more toaJf— mile of good road — this year, tun, Mass. It is a most useful article for» thana*-* bitter I hat than a*great ileal riKin* uf .tonitany business man. thing tj ist tbo city fathers of three years You will be amused and Infracted If btmeen_____________ _______ rill have to make ever.' Mure than you hear the lecture by llcv. Campbell this, aneb a highway would be an educa­ Fair on Tuesday evening, January 10th. tor, a moving force In this day. when so Subject Ireland and the Irish, in society much is being Mid and so Utile bring done rooms. See posters. tor good roads. Dr. Russell, wife and niece, and Mr. Willis Harvey, of Allegan, ate their Christmas Turkey with J. Lee Retd and wife. • TO ALI­ TO WH0H THESE PRESENTS HAT C0HE: y Sheriff elect McKevItt takes possession of bls office next Monday. His family will not move to the city until the middle or latter part of January.—Middleville Sun. 7The many friends of DL Clarence Lathrop, of thi* city, will be pleased to learn that he has secured a position in Hie Grace Hospital. Detroit. He leaves to day tC. that city and will make hie home there fur two years. C. H. Thoma*, of Hastings, has located in Traverse CRy as law partner of G. H. Cross. The firm name will be Cross A Tiunnas. Mr. Thoma* expresses himself highly pleased with our town and It* peo­ ple.—Traverse Herald. *Miss Effa Simpson left yesterday after­ noon for Albion College where she will study mnslr. Mis* Etta will be greatly missed in the city,'especially In the young people'* societies of the M. E. Church, Iu which she was a prominent aud active worker. Judge Clement smith, of Hastings, whom the writer reniouibera as a favorite school teacher of twenty-five years ago, made us a very pleasant call last Friday while in town on legal bnslneas. The Judge is a candidate fur tho circuit judge­ ship lu Ibis district, made vacant by the election of Judge Hooker to the supreme bench.—Grand Ledge Independent. L M. Weston, of Grand Baplds, pre»ldent of the state World's fair commission, has received notice that 3,000 feet of space has been awarded to the Michigan Uni­ versity, 1,000 feet to tho Agricultural College and 1,800 feet to tho common school exhibits. E IT KNOWN that we, the ■ leading Clothing House of Bar­ ty County Michigan, on the beginning of the glad new year and in fullness of gratitude for bounti­ ful favors shown us by our many cus­ tomers and friends during the year just done, do hereby make resolution that throughout the year Eighteen Hundred and Nibuty-thrce, and as many more years thereaffcyL^is Prov­ idence in its wisdom may grant us, we will continue to sell as we have done in the past, the best Ready-towear Clothing in the world. Lost, a dark rod medium sized shehperd dog answering to the name of Sbep. heavy bushy tall, points of ears black, black cord under throat. Flnder wlll be suitably re­ warded by leaving thu dog with- I). E. Birdsall, Hastings, or for information which will lead to his recovery. The Michigan game law reals a* to pos­ session: "No person shall sell or expose for sale, or have iu bis possesion for the pm pore of seHlng nr exposing for sale, any of the kinds or species of birds or animals protected by this act after the expiration of eight days next sucemiiir-r the times limited and prescrilMfd for the killing of any ancb birds or animals " In a recent suit brought by Game Warden Hampton against F. J. britenthaler. of Grand Rap­ ids, for selling venison out of aeaaon. th*? defendant admitted the charge, but cuntendM tint as the venison had been pur­ chased in open season it had then become his property and the statute could not pre­ vent Ids selling it when he pleased. The Judge. Gove, thereupon took 11 it cane from the jury. Il need nut be edited that the defendant's plea would not stand for a m™™., u any court familiar with the ac­ moment ,In ceptrt cepted prineltrie principle of of law law relating to game . —E ------ and. Stream. protection. Forest DONE at Hastings, Michigan, this first day of January, A. D., 1893. QRflNT Y&b CurniiEB. — �-m.n Harkin, told than d th, daaUn b*l nraUUoo of tb. old hanUr. and th. taro or three different -But h« W " answered Joe, -and his‘actions aro^snspiciotw. If ho ha* H.BW oal to ooia! mile from camp, and Icng before bo »nd lenm fool on earth!" reached it all the men were watching biggest “I quite agree with yaF * voice not fire fJT^ray. and T.yl« *£«g Ufa approach. He was one of tho four renegades, and ap to find ths renegade who had vfaitod thfa was tho visit Harkins had heard (lie camp below standing almost over them plotting to make. Tho captain. Harkins and Joe knew this, but none of llW-Saw yer holes' tracks leadin in yere, tho others knew that the girl Lizzie was ye know,” Mid tho renegade to expj*£ -np. .h. ».™S be™K nation. "Rather enna to find n white ed in the wagon. man jirowling around uluno m this ken-. Tho man continued to advance ut ft try. Yer scalp must be nailed on or ye leisurely pace, and by and by he was wouldn't chance it this way. near enough to the group to call out: "Who are you?" asked Taylor as soon m he had recovered from hfa surprise. '•The same question to ye, and what fa it about a cavo of gold and dividing Jack Sprat, tend Merry King Co4e. And th* Three wfee Men of Gotham. Who went to sen In a bawl; The woman wb«> rode on a l»rnomstlrk. And swvpt the cobweblied sky. And the boy who sal In the romer, Eating hfa Cbrfatmas. pie. These were same of thn old favorites, but they have been snpplsuted by the "Pansy" and “Chatterbox’* stories, "Little Lord Fauntleroy," and "Five Little Pep­ per*." The old fashioned pill* and phy­ sics have been 'superseded, and wisely, too. by Pierce’* Purgative Pelletta, a mild, harwlM amt ctfectlre cathartic. They ,are pleasant to taki—so gentle In their ac­ tion that tlie most delicate child ean take them, yet so effetetlve that they will cure the most obstinate cases of constipation, stomach, liver aud bowel troubles. They should he In every nursery. Aa * gentle laxative, only one for a dose. James Duonerais of West Bay City, who shot himself tuo weeks ago, dlwl of blood poisoning. tmneu w —------- ——. told them uf tho renegade* and their wU>. rirl h. W T~cwdM>d done thfa he shall"-----happened to her, end of the •*! will shoot him with my own handr nhat Ct>mn£OI sternly *preplied the captain. "Let every­ nataer, who might be expectedBto~ thing rest till be awake*. It tuay have pear in camp next forenoon. It was k en as ho says-that fright and exhaus­ davbresk before they were through talk­ ing, and yet only the two men nnd Bess tion may have upset him.” -But he must guide M to the spot m know of the arrivals. "The first thing fa to dispose of Tay­ tho morning," persisted Joe. "I shall insist upon that, even if we lor," said tho captain in response to an in­ have to, leave the camp alone," added quiry of what should be done. "The men will soon bo astir, and Harkins had Hakes an every-day convenience of an Bess. Md-thue luxury. Pure end wholesome. "It shall be so," replied the captain. best lie low for a couple of hours. As °PHcto was help. If the man belon/ud boon as breakfast fa over 1 shall ask •Wo shall know all in tho morning." Bess retreated to the wagon, rent with Taylor to head a party to the place ho to a party the gold might yet be se­ conflicting emotions and prostrated by described. Let us see what he will do.” cured. Ho was h hard looking customer Harkins sought,one of tho wagons, grief and doubt, and the men went about —oue who‘would not scruple at any­ NONE SUCH brand. their duties without a word to each other. andWhen tho men roused up, one after thing. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse. N. T. All felt that there was somethingVrrong another, not one had a suspicion that ••Sit down," said Taylor as ho made about Taylor’s dory, but all hesitated anything unusual had occurred during himself comfortable. ' ‘I came here with the night. Breakfast was prepared and to believo him guilty of the heinous a party camped two or three miles be­ eaten, and the captain and Joe, who crime of taking the life of a comrade. low. They camo to prospect for gold, were watching! Taylor very cloeely, saw but I camo to look for a cave already Night came down. Taylor had hidden hfa face under hfa bv hfa demeanor that he was restless filled with it They sort o’ suspected blanket, but ho had not closed hfa eyes and ill at cose. Ho seemed to have lost me, and because I wouldn’t divide they Wbca she' his appetite, and he glanced around him in sleep. He was not tortured by re­ drove mo out of camp this morning.” VFbcn«b®l morse. On the contrary, he was elated aa if expecting some sudden danger. ••Whar did ye hear of that cave?* t Beesio came from the wagon equipped over the thought that ho now alone pos­ "From an old hunter named Saun­ ' The warring factions of the ' Kent sessed the secret of tho cavo of gold. as for an expedition’, and, walking up ders.” But he was troubled that he had not told to Taylor, sho said: “Who used to chum with a pard named County ARrlcultoral sodely have settled "I am ready. We arc to find and re­ tlmir difficulties. The old fepurr mine near Michigamme a better story. Before firing the shot Bridgera?" he had planned just bow ho would act cover my father’s body today.” Ifacing With Wolvce. Is again to be operated. "Exactly." ’ "Yus, I will send two mon within," Many a thrilling tale has been told by (•Waal, Tm yere fur the same pur­ 8. Graves'6’2,000 residence at Cheshire nnd what he would say. Tlie fear which added the captain. guilt always brings had upset him and travelers of a rate with wolves across the “ Who are youT ’ pose. What I got was secondhand from was totally destroyed by fire. . < ■ •I—1 can’t go—not thfa morning!" caused him to halt and hesitate and toll "Howdy, strangers! I reckon I kin old Bridgera, Irat it looks straight ’nuff. frozen steppea of Russia. Sometimes only Th. Plain Truth stammered Taylor. “Fm sick. I’m thu picked bones of the hapless traveler Is rood enotirh tor Hood's 8*nun>.tri!liv—there a very lamo story. There ’ s four of us in the party and , come* in, being as I ain’t a hostile In­ arc found to tell the tale. In our own is do need uiMMhdtfebincnt or sensationalism.: Many a man who has. planned a crime almost too sick tosit up." we've got ridin horses and a team.” ■ Simply what Uodd’s Sarsaparilla does, tliat tell* country thousands are engaged In a life-»nd"Do you still say that the Indians shot dian." tho story ot ,lt» merit. I f you hat e never re- has thought it all over ami prepared • That’s the checker!" exclaimed Toy- dt-Htli race against the wolf Consnroptiou. Tho captain returned hfa salutation; filwl ite baaefltsa single bottle will convince himself at every point only to realize mv tother down?” demanded Bess. and the renegado came to a halt in tho lor as he brought hfa fist down on the The best weapons wlth-whlch to fight the you it Is a pood medicine. . “ Do I? Of course 1 (lol You all seem after its commission that he left loop­ toe. is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis­ to bo agin ffie. Do you think I killed camp, looked keenly around him and grass. "I want to join you." TUeLidieit prats® Um been son by Hood’s holes in hfa armor of defense. "And yo know just whnr that cave fa?" covery. Thfa renowned remedy has cured continued: 1111* fortheir easy, yet efficient .-fction. Sold It was long after dark before Taylor him myseir?" “I believe I can walk to it in tho myriads of cases when all other medicines "Come after gold, I reckon, and from by all druRuWs. Price 2S cents. "How many Indians did you count?" rose up. He had then settled on a story and doctors bad failed. Il fa the greatest tho looks o’things you’ve beeu fooling night." "All of ten." * from which he would not vary. He told “Suppose wa should hev a row with blood-purititr and restorer of strength away your time fur a hull week. In •How did they attack your it to tho men, and he told it with such' known to the world. For all forms of ■‘Fired u volley at us and then began course you wua green and didn't know tho jteople camped below?’ scrofulous affectlona (and consumption fa apparent sincerity that some of them be­ “I’ll do my share of shooting. There’s or you wouldn't hev stopped here two one of them), it is unc<)u*led as r" remedy. lieved him. while none disputed. Bess to yell." two or three of 'em who will get a bul ­ hours." "You are sure they yelled?" had come forward to hear it, os was her Gertrude Davin, a weak-minded girl of "What’s the matter of thfa place?" let the first time I have a chance to cov­ •‘Sure! They kept it up half an hour." right When he had finished there was Bedford, had Edward McPeake arrested er ’em." •‘It was odd that 1 heard no other queried the captain. a long, painful silence, broken at last by "Como on. 1 guess tho boys will take on a charge of assault. “Nuthin, so fur’s grass and water sound but the single report of your tho girl, who said: goes, but if you want gold you must go ye iu under the sarcumstances. Haven't "If thfa story be true you have done rifle!" said a voice behind Taylor, and whar it fa. Leastwise, tlie rest of us seen nuthin of a gal wanderin around ,employed In curing piles with Hill's pile only what another might do so situated. he wheeled about to find Harkins con­ Pomade. No cutting, no ligatures, no hev bad to." yere, 1 suppose?” We shall know’ tomorrow. You can fronting him. cauterizing, but a simple and positive cure "And where fa that?" “No.”' The man's amazement and terror were find the place again, and yon will lead for plies, or we would not give you a OOFTRIOMT Jr AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION. IBS “ A matter oftwelve miles up the val ­ "Waal, saddle up." pitiful. Ho essayed to speak, but the us there.'’ printed guarantee with tkeh package. ley. Thar ’ s plenty up thar to bo had An hour later Taylor was in the camp "I—1 was dreadfully turned around, words would not come. He looked help­ Price 31.00. six tor 85.00 By Mail. Try and 1 might not be able to'flnd tho exact lessly from side to side and trembled ns fur the digging, and only a small j>arty of thu outlaws. When the’men learned it to night For sale by Fred L. Heath, has got onto it yet. Never saw such that he hod been driven out of the camp the druggist CRASHER XV. -yvith a chill. . spot,” replied'Taylor. "You must!" answered Bess. "My ' "It fa not the dead come back," said richness afore., I believe ye kin almost below and that he hod received minuto A Marshall speculator boasts of having particulars regarding the locality of the father's bones must not lie uuburied! Harkins, “but tho living. Your bullet load one o’ them wagons in a month." There were murmurs of admiration cavo of gold they extended him a warm paid as high as 123 |>er cent for tho use of only grazed niy arm. 1 fell into u gulch Hfa death shall not go unavenged!” money, per annum. and exclamations of astonishment from welcome. just as you fired upuu me. There were "Well, 1’11 try, and if we all lose our CATARRH CURES CON8H>€ncb. the men. "Whar do yo make it out to be?" scalps in the effort 1 cannot be hAld re­ no Indians there!" "1 belong to the party up thar," con­ asked Bob, the leader. Taylor looked from man to man. Each sponsible. I'm sure there's on Indian tinued the stranger, “ bat 1 don ’ t go "Fire miles the other ride of the damp not far from that spbt, and it’s a face was hard set and vengefuL "You are all agin me!" he finally much on digging out the stuff. Rathqr" wagon train.” wonder to me we haven’t been attacked ‘•You’ve got mad at uie and be moving around, yon know. I kin Catarrh medicines are ■ of taro chutes— ••Nor since I camo in. There were ns many shouted. “Thar’s S'tiat the hunter said—fire those that cure and thnso that relieve. ns seven right after me for two or three want to drive me a way! Why should 1 guarantee that the boys will welcome yo if yo want to come, Thar's enough fur Those that cure are called specifies; those want to taka Harkins' life? ” miles." that only relieve are called palliatives.. ■(But you fired tq>on me, and here fa all." ■ “And tins isn’t the canyon?" Tlie men. aud especially Joe, had "It fa very generous indeed of yoa," "It can't be. It's below that camp, The number of kpedfie catarrh remedies looked to see the girl break down under tho empty shell to prove it," said Har­ fa small indeedpHie number of re’-arrh replied tho captain. “We curio for m stake my lifo on it" the strain, but she did not She fought kins. palliatives fa legion. The effect of catarrh "If—1 did, then 1 was’scared of—of gold, and of course we muxt-tfike advan­ against it and clnng to tho hope that "Then, doggone it, we’ve bin wrong palliatives fa often Immediate, but always tage of your offur." her father still lived, though he might the Indians," stammered Taylor. all the time. We located tlifa as the temporary: they never cure. This kind "Aye! that we must," shouted tho place. If it’s below the camp then wo of catarrh medicines includes *PWS "You know the law of tho plains!" be wounded and a prisoner. ' said the captain to Taylor In a flinty men. Midnight came and'all was quiet don’t keer a button whether they move snuffs. Inhalants, gargles, and local ap­ "What brought me out thfa morning, or not. though they’ll likely be going up plications of all kinds. They seem to "The man who murders a com­ Joe went on guard at tliat hour, and voice. at least thus way," olwerved the man as the valley today. We’d letter hitch up cure for awhile, but the disease fa sure to an hour later, as all hfa senses were rade must die himself!" ho carefully noted everything in camp, and be going." "I—1 didn’t murder him!” return. keenly alert, he heard a whistle. No Pe-nt-na belongs to the class of catarrh "No, you did not, but the man who "was a cabunity. One of tho boys up A man anti a woman approached him. Indian would make use of such a signal. remedies called speeifica. Pe-ru-mt dues Taylor entered the camp about mid- There were no white men in the neigh­ attempts murder must be punished. thar brought hfa gal out with him. Tho . CONTINUED. not palliate the symptoms, but cures the aftenxwn, hatless and apparently in borhood. Wns it tho note of sonic bird You must go! Ln one hour you must be kijuns got arter ns and skeart her clean disease. It fa sometimes slow In its ac­ out of camp, and should you return you crazy. Since that time she's bin tryin great distress from having como at such of night? tion on old cases of chronic caiarrb, a rapid pane. He reported that ho and to rnn away, imagining that the reds There it came again—a whistle of in­ will be fired upon!" • but it Is sure, nnd its effects are To turn a man out in that locality was were arter her scalp. She got off last Harkins had been attacked by about n quiry—as if some one was seeking to lo­ permanent. It fa also an unfailing reme­ dozen Indians soon after eating their cate the camp. Believing it to be some giving him up to a hundred perils, if not night and might hev cum thfa way.” The best salve in the world for cuts, dy for coughs, colds, braacliith. consump­ noonday meal, and that while llprkin.* prospector or hunter who had lost him­ to certain death, but Taylor eagerly “That’s awfulr sighed Harkins. *Tve bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever tion In its early Stages, and all the ihronle had been shot down he had miraculously self during the day, Joe answered tho caught at the opportun’'ty. got a gal of my own down in the wagon sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, diseases of winter. Au exceltd^/treaUM escaped the deadly bullets and dashed signal. ■TU willingly go.' h« txpliai. -In- there, and I’d rather see her dead than corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ on catarrh will be sent free to any address ly cures piles or no j>ay required. It fa to The Pe-ru na Drug Manufacturing for the camp. He had been pursued up. <le«l 1 don't xur. -,o (tay. You xre all craxy." It came again and nearer. to within rifle shot of tho wagons, and Now he heard footsteps and a moment •gin uw tuxl Ifttuldn't be M»y here 1 •’The wolves would be likely to pull guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or Company, Columbus, O. money refunded. Price 25 cento per box he pretended great fear lest tho camp later a man and a woman approached can lake all g., trap,. 1 reckon!” . her down fast night,” mused Joe. "Two For 1,000 skunk 'hkins a Coldwater For sale by W. IL Goodyear, the druggist would be immediately-attacked. "OrlalMy.him from out of the dorknesaor three big fellows were around camp firm paid 31,000 lu oue week. They are Two of the prospectors had returned, Taylo^juul a horae, blankets, spare just before daylight.” “Halt! Who fa it?" challenged the doing an odoriferous business. but two others were still out. Before sentinel. nmjaqnttion, spade and pick and cook­ “So ye've got a gal o' your own?’ "How delicious Is the winning A friend In need is a friend Indeed, and waiting to question Taylor or hear hfa “Harkins!" was the reply. big Utensils. These articles were packed queried tho man of Harkins in tones Of a kiss, at love’s beginnlng."not less than million people have whole story the camp prepared for de­ •‘Great heavens!" whispered Joo as up.and strapped to lifa horse and be was winch betrayed doubt. sings the poet, and hfa sentiment Is true found Just/.uch a friend in Dr. Klug ’ s fense, and it was only after an hour hail tho pair came to a halt before him. aft'en food enough to last him a week, "Oh, Bees!" called the latter in reply, with one possible exception. If either passed away that any one'questioned "But thfa docs beat mo. And that fa.- lifa "truck" had been stored in the rear and the girl put her head out of the New DlnCdvery for consumption, coughs party has the catarrh, even love’s kiss - .,U colds. If you have never used tills the near presence of Indians. you, Harkins, and alive!" I / end of a wagon owned by another, and wagon and asked what was wanted. great cough medicine, one trial will con­ loses Its sweetness. Dr. Sage’s Catatrh Bees knew nothing of her bereavement "Yes. it fa Harkins, aryl here fa a poor hfa going sfluply decreas'd the strength "Waal, I'll hev to look further,” said vince you that it has wonderful curative Remedy fa a sure cure tor thfa repulsive until tho captain and others began to girl 1 rescued from a camp of whiter^, of tho party one man. As he was ready tho renegade as he turned away. "Poor powers in all diseases of throat, chest and and distressing affliction. By its mild. question Taylor. About thfa time the egades up the valley. I’ve got jots to to ride away the captain kindly said: gal! How 1 pity her! And when will lungs. Each bottle fa guaranteed to do Miotblng. antiseptic, .cleansbig and heal­ other party camo in, nnd it transpired tell. Has Taylor come in?*’ "It’s hard lines, Taylor, but it’s tho yo be ready to move up the valley to tho all that 1s claimed or money will be re­ ing proper!les’, it cures the worst cases. that Taylor alone had seen Indians. funded. Trial butties free at W. IL Good­ 3500 reward offered for an Incurable case. "Yes, and he reported you iiljed by law we all live by. Harkins had the gold fields^ None of the others had seen the slightest the Indians." . right to slioot you the minute he entered "Today peri ftps." answered the cap­ year’s drug ston*. Large bottles 50c and A two-year-old daughter of. Clinton 31.00. cause for alarm. In repeating hfa story "Ho sought my life hhnself, but bo the camp." Ames, of Cambria, fell Into a kettle of tain. Taylor got it badly mixed, and when ho quiet If ho,fa asleep jo not arouse boiling water, sustaining fatal injuries. "Yes, 1 reckon he had, though ho “Better not lose any time, as thar will ittompted to console the girl, who stood him. Wako the cap&in, aud after we made a big mistake in accusing me." be a /. iush in yere from all directions. George \V’. Cock, of Grand Rapids, gut listening to* every detail with tearless have cared for thfa woman I have a We desire to say to our cititena. that tor "1 hope you’ll keep clear of Indiana So tong to ye." vyee, she answered: years we have been selling Dr. King’s two years at Jackson for embezzling JI.800 story to tell.” and meet with good luck." When he had cleared the camp Har­ New Discovery tor couhumplion. Dr. from the Phoeuik Furniture Co. “It may bp but I cannot believe it. "And IF kins told hfa story and the man’s object King's New Life Pills. Bucklen’s Arnica 1 shall not jbelievo it until I see his dead Rev. C. 1, Deyoe. of the Christian ehurcb CBAPTF.R XVI •And IF \ was made plain. Harkins did not keep ;Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never at Beldiug, has affiliated himself with the body.” I •And It" back tho secret of the cave, but told it handled remedies thut sell as well, or that ।..... eongregationallstB, Ufa charge follows "But am you doubting my words, Even Harkins echoed the sentiment, just as he had received it and suggested have given such unlvereal ballsfaction. him. rafas?" nnd with a wave of his hand Taylor was tliat in caae the contents could lx? found We do not hesitate to guarantee them “If the Indians killed him hfa body Henry Odell, of Kalamazoo, was shot in off. He rode straight up tho volley, and there should l>e an equal division. every time, mid we stand ready to refund will bo lying where it fell," she an­ ns be went ho smiled grimly and "They want ua to move up the valley 1*the a *purchase * * * * * *price. i * * If satirfactoryv 'Ult.n the foot at Cedar Springs by the accidental swered. “You can find the spot again— discharge of bi* gun. Ufa injuries are chuckled to ’liinself: in order to let them out," explained the !do not follow their use. Them redicdtes scrioub. yon must find it We cannot go now, "It's your turn thfa rnornibg. Tomor­ captain. "Therefore our plan will be to jhave won their great popularity nundy on ■ us night fa coming on, but wo shxflj »j row it may ,be mine. /Vesterday 1 remain where we are until we know tiudr merits. W. IL Goodyear, druggist. • in the morning. If the wild leasts have’ thought 1 ,had to kill but one. Today what there is in the story. They haven’t Charles Angle, of Auib-r. had his arm . spared hfa body, 1 waqf fa far Christian I’m planning to wipa/out tha whole found the cave yet aud there is a chance 1badly crushed between (wo legs. burial. Ifjtheyjii.te not, 1 want what When Uriah Heep was in the mode! pack. Not one of ynu shall leave this of our coming in first. We shall cer­ ‘ bones th— |yy' leave." • prison, enjoying all the favors which the valley alivo!” 7 tainly do some looking for it. We’ll let "W1 . d|d you fire at today?" asked system of reformation in vogue there con­ Half a mile to Wjo east a bend in thu that chap get well out of sight andQhen An ncld which rifata In sour milk and ferred upon its recipients, he imparted to he reached for Taylor’s gun and valley hid him fpom view. He rodo on go on a still hunt." <elder, called latte acid, fa believed by phy­ a company of vfaitora the important in­ proved by the blacking on hfa finger for about a mile, and then discovering . Two hours later the captain, Harkins sicians 1 to be (he cause of rheumatfam. formation, "It would be better for every ’ . thrurt into the boro that it had been re- Tiic nuin't ama^mai^ and terror were j» small valley lending off at right angles and a man named Andrews set out in Aeeunulsting In the l.kxxL |t attacks tbu body If they got took up and wns brought ] .-ently’discharged. he entered it,/ followed it up for forty company under the guidance of tho sec- fibrous tissues In the joints, amt causes here.” A burglar, whom the church army "I—I fired on the Injuns, of course," The captain wns himself on guard on rods and thcri dismounted and prepared and to seek the canyon and the cave. agonizing pains. What Is needed Is a bus enrolled in its ranks, is preach in.: .-taniniered Taylor. the other side of the camp, and he quick­ to camp. > ’ to neutralize the acid, and to so much the same doctrine. He is only forty While they are searching Jet us see remedy t "Oh, yon did! Wo thought you said ly came up to find out what the confu­ (he kidneys and liver that all two years of aue, and has spent seventeen "As for/ Indians," ho mused, aa he what befell TaylorJ Taylor, who had made a invigorate • yon had yonr gun on your back and was sion meant. waste will be ra Fried off n(Wtfs Sarsapa­ of them in jail. looked about him. "I don’t think there temporary camp in the t small ralley. i nttmbtag up a mass uf rock to get a look “Tlifa girl fa suffering for food and are any toft in the hills. Th# have all rilla is heartily reonnimended by many Four or fire years ago be invented a new When ho came to think It over he whom ’ •ironnd?’ rest,” said Harkins, “and xnnst be at­ It Ims cured of rlwuraatfam. it implement for opening safes, which ulti­ cone furv-ard to fight off tho rush, and condemned himself or having acted so 1 ’MesaTi just the desired qualities', and »n 77"_‘’-!n=ed birrjxlf “I—I’ve got to lie down nnd think it tended to first. Then yon shall have mately l<?d to the opening of his eyes. It before ^c.miner is over Uw rash will rashly. Ho wa* nov alone and outlaw- pr 1 t.wrnuMhly purifies the blraxl as to prevent was an excellent instrument for the pur over and quiet my nerves. I've had such the story." have qferned every redskin out of tho ed._ eed in finding tho ownrance ed. • :Should he____ sue ‘ i clow call! that I'm rattled and can’t reor rheumatic a (tacks. We snr- pose of gaining entrance to locked offices; He quietly awoke Bass, made a brief localiti." ••1^ —.*..^ J how was he to ring it away? He gest a trial of Hood's Snrraparltla hy ell only the flrsltiine ho brought Ik intoopera■ H« Ou-few the cud pick uM, iu gold .number jtm how it all was." explanation, and after Lizxia had been who miflrr from rheumatism. ■ was nnd would be ... lo««1U _____ ticin it stuck iu tbe safe, and ids attempt* Aa Tiiylbr flung himself down the provided with food the two girls sought t as he unpacked and growled* in w, constant danger to get it out made so much noiso that z fthan’t want ye— leastwise for dig. from the Indians, an■ I if men gathered in a group to discuss hfa the wagon and Harkins sat down with ’* given —i a a ttsm team A posfuffire will bo eAtaldfab-.! alxmt poiiroman h< ard him. ' ■tory. Tlwri: wan something queer about the captain :md Joe to tell hfa story. nugyuJtt gold—ril get it eMier. Five and tho gold loaded up for him there bait way Innween Ailnntaaud Oneway. This caused him, to l»c "took up,” and to ■L bet *s no one knew of hfa feeling While certain in his own mind that •nito! the Other aide of camp is tlie ravine was not oue chance a a hundrel of hfa TheMiaunt ekproded |a n..w bnIHtno that happy uvent. he dates uia present en­ gainst Harkins there wa* no key to hfa Taylor had fired upon him, there wa* no \nd;r.p that ravine fa the cave of gold .11 Iteiro jar hands on the Fluff before Cnvmg safely b.u z to civilization. joyment. He fa now assisting the army’s .dam. Bes» sought to furnish one by proof. Neither of hfa listeners doubted KMn^-row night if it fa there, and then otio he coreted all ho realized that he ho fJ-kanl CbrlaUHd. of Aljanw. Ii.l work by preaching to members of hfa for­ that asMsxinution had been intended, to <Jr'WaS1,U Uain ,ook vUl! IV> dcalb must bo content with a sliare in order to M« UrntMtr .nJ wvvt.,: l|ln l.rulrn |0 , mer "profesaiaa” how much better it bfa rt»n hated father, and I but unless Taylor broke down and con­ pt any st all. would he for their own good if they all al­ runaway. Meanwhile tho camp had a visitor. every time h» looked at us. fessed it what could they do? Moral "If I anonltl go I ack and tell 'em of lowed themselves to be "took up.” • I certainty is not proof. Mra. Brircc Wntson, Cedar Springs, Liu cave it would nuke ’em fed ai] Recently housebreakers have been ar­ 1__ CHAPTER Xm nu wnat make* the thing more ! .ght,” ho boliluqtxiKl|d as he looked up nays: “Whenever I am real tired and nvr- rested in unusual numbers. The police ige to me fa the fact thaf^o must taree bare hitherto received the credit of !be “amo ‘Erection taken by ut lS« rugged sides of the vallev. vona I take about wren drops of Wheeler’s had a strong motive." (aid the cap"Fool! fooll”. he exclaimed’after a Heart and Nerve Cure aud I aiwjys ob­ these hauls, but doubts mny now arise coming, out of a whether it is not really due to the work of moment; “hasn’t Harkins already told them of it a* the reason why I sought tain instant relief. Sold by W. H. Good- the converted burglar, who blesses the day -hra. Ua owb Inrmttoo M to Ma unM. _ ._____ ____________ >1 ‘Meat Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. �THE TEMPLE v* .Uf (OAP 5ANTA O'* VAtjsw the female an rehist. la headquarters o Chicago. ‘ wm Mrs. Lina Taroleck, of —Chicago, ------- found stone d< tul kneeling by her bedside. LESSON II, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ of.prayer. She had died f ths rery oct ------.r., Farortte NATIONAL SERIES, JAN. S Su. Mo. Tu. | We. Th. Ft. Sa. Alphonse de Rothschild lute given 1.000,­ 000 franc* for the benefit of women *c couched In Parte hospitals. . It is alleged'that the Saex Canal com­ pany ha* deterri'.lnad to retain Ferdinand de ix«»epa and his son la their present po­ ,. uorxAVUM sitions in the company’* service. Odevna The Jury lu the damage suit of Rufus A. We need to bear In mind that the key ,, bake Woodbury Chirk against the Cotton Belt road at Lit­ to this book seem* to be “The House of „ Hunfinid tle Rock, Ark., has given a verdict in his the Lord,” mentioned fifty thnra The sec­ ,. Mtililkru favor for 820,000. The jury wa* out but a ond chapter give* the numbering of the few minntea. This i* tho first of a stride, nearly 150,000 who at this time returned 7, Detroit1 of suit* growing ou$ cf the Crooked Bay tn Jerusalem. Verra* 81,03 tell of some disaster, the amounts claimed aggregating whose name* could not be found on about 8uOO,fW. tbo register, nnd they had to be cast out. Rd more William ths well-known 1m-— । suggesting ton* the necessity of having -—..Schaus, ------------ -— , — ------------Stanton ' porter of and dealer in works of art Is oor names Id the Book of Life (Luke x, 20; tOO 14 -* -J at his *■*" home *•----- v 1 Rev. xx, 15). Verses 88, 63 tell of those dead in— New York. Grand Ledge tVedueeday, Dee. 28. - aod , | Willard W. Knight, of Saginaw, ....... Mich., I who offered ......................................... freely after their ability, M, Pasteur, the French biologist, has | suicide by shooting himself In ' is suggestive of Muth. x. S; Act* xx.85; II Kioiny l¥c*r~| A. 1M. ~|p. K~ bran prvranted with the medal of the ^head bcuauwof ill health and de- I Cor. vili, 12. . Tirtroit " “ banting hSwLSL 33’“” “ * ’‘ H-’-l-W I 1. "Tb- Ml' to Grand Ledge N-W York Htin Dana is at Pari* where M 1« Eliza Brower, who died in Newark, 1 gether n* one man to Jeruaalem.” When Mulliken ike jJ^, eotoJ) I. m.ktagmuch ” N. J . Tbiinanr. ro> IWTrtrt old on Drt l„ Hur reort th. churth, which I. th. Hanflr-d Woodbury liiu,. i <• She remembered very vividly the funeral temple of God, began to be built at PenteLake Odessa |j cost. It I* fs said, "They “They were all with ono one Colonei Nichola* Smith, consul at Three ceremonies of General Washington. Clarksville gtmdaw River*. Quebec, recently reported to the ! Three now cases of typhus fever have accord In one place” (Act* il, D.^ , Alto I 2. “And bnilded the altar of... the Lord of Washington authorities that the t<>frn wns bre-n discovered In New York. McCord Israel.” Tho patriarchs had no building in a very bad sanitary condition, the fault Itast Faria '.rand ltapld» & ! caller! temple or tabernacle, hut they had of the pi-ople. The council of the town Senator Vest puts himself on record in a r. si. held a meeting and handled Smith’s re­ letter to a friend calling Indian Cmumfo- their altar*and offerings, symbol* at atone­ JT ment, for without a sacrifice sinful man port without gloves. Smith Los now sued aioner Morgan “a uarrow-mlndrd bigot" 2 <a „ [Grand Ledge 11 te cannot draw ner.r toGod. See Ixrv. xvil, 11; the town for $40,000 for libel. 3 10 who h„ju.t has just »»««!» finished n „ Portland n 40 At . t~UrtI «a d»h» . girth al thiI1 George irorg. G. O. Howe, Homs Who Hob. ix, 22, an proofs of the necessity of the A — i Ionia tO Ar homo ol Waltrr tireen, mlur«l,Jh.Dortr, thrt.-r«r rtro loth. Ohio .earth prbot. shedding blood. As to the altars, see Gen. Lv Howard City K>- a roribirahd tart! d.oohng rtrtp. <5* ;'.T^.Mrt“ou Ar I Ionia 1 rill, 20; xil, 7, 8; xiil, 4. 18. It i* evident •• [Stanton from this verra that these people had no “ 11 o more WM-- »>-• «' <»■■■ ■ doubt as to who wrote Pentateuch. It will • Every day, others work days only, t stop A Chicago nrm la rtporrtd to be trjlng ,ls '"u“ | bo well for ua to be like them. . on sisual. to — buy of-jack rabbits 5,000 p .. _ , 18,(X-0 pairs ------------■-----and ^7-,--Parlor cars on all trail a between <lend The brokt-nt ,.r of rn.< the New 1vnrvMtgvsir ’ork Stock pt ex- • 8- “And they offered burnt offering* Rapids and Detroit. Seats t» cents. C’onnacliaM pair* <>f prune dogs for exhibition at tho iov *> ' thereon untq the I»rd.” Thi* stands first WorldVfair. . t*‘tU"‘*y f !" Sama * •I among made it Union station. Grand Jtaplds with the ft,nonK all a11 the'offerings tho'dffering* In In the the law. law, and and is Is C hicago* W»t'MtcmuAX Railway Two tanneries .burned at Milwaukee. «,U' “ bi« Christmas tree and a Santa 1 th* oldest * * kind mentioned In tho Word Chicago ano thr Wkht and ro» MvakbDuring tbu fire Thus. Sullivan nnd George L i‘uiu,, .. ., . , . ‘ . .. (Lev. 1, 4; Gen. rill. 20; Job I, 5). Among mon, Manistkk, tuavkiuik City. Kijc Kap­ Rlcknuui, lln-uirn. were lulled «n.l JuUu. »<’“ h_™k> “•> J<*», Au«'“ '■?’ the many offerings of Lev. I to vil this, ils. Chaklkvoix* ANL> Pktowkkv. Favorite llueteee l-.l hi. brtk hnikm. Th, Iro pHyluiicard.Mil. trick. I1U.. when.dle- tho first. Becan suggestive of the sacrifice route to thesumtner resorts of northern Mlduwlll fnol up »as,«n. well Ineurtd. | "»"• "!> "hot Ih- | of Christ a* fully meeting all the fequireM. and 1 f. M., ’ll:X. P. M. Arrive Cbteaga - The riollh up,» which .he Vrtddlng ' ment* of God. P. M.. (145 P. M. and 7 .06 A-M. north wn. pl.j.-l «, »«»», Wiuhlngu.i.'. Tl»/•««• »' '‘T1"” m““ *° “* 4. “They kept also the feast of tuber­ 3:3# Ix av-c for Miudsiee and Traver** City 7J0 A. marriage has come into tho powasion of voU’ for Ptesnuent Jan. 9. ' nacle*.” The first verse says that it was M.nnda aoP. M. , the Sunbury (Bn.) Musical society. I President-Elect Cleveland attended the In the seventh month that they set up the U-are tor cbarlexolx and PiZovkey 7 JO A. M. Parlor car* on day trah.R and sleepers on The negro editor* of Georgia have nr- banquet of the Players’ club at Now York : altar. By referring ’ o L«v. xxiil. in which is night trains to Chicago. ganisrd aud denounced lynch law, Jim and uiadi* an address. , ! found a full account of nil the.fcastsof the Auk our agents for further particulars or Crow rars and tho name “colored” applh.-d , General Horace Porter ha* been choten . Lord, it will be seen at verse S3 and on­ write lb GKonuK DKHAVKK.GeuTPaWrAt’t. tothvmMlvra. They prefer “negro” with to run for president of the New York city ward that in this month there were three Grand Rapids. » big N. »•-« — ’............. ’ Union League cl nb. I convocation*, trumpets, atonement and Cincinnati distilleries arc running al full Fifteen per cent, increase in the mntl . taberoacl«a, beginningfon tbo 1st. 10th and capacity, in order to be ready to reap tho busint^s of that city is reported for 1802 by 1 15th days of the month. reward when congrcra raises the whisky Postmaster Sexton, of Chicago. i 5. /“And of every one that willingly of­ The St. Louis council has accepted tho fered a freewill offering unto the Itord." ! j resignation of City Treasurer Foeretd. । The importance and the necessity of a will­ Waite* Gaynor, one of tho tramps who ing offering I* seen in connection with the The proposition tor n.cnnstitutional convejitlon voted ou in Michigan at the No* hold up a brace of detectives iu a C. and K. building ot the tabernacle apd temple (Ex. ’ TIMETABLE. vembvr election wa* curried by the narrow I. suburban train a short time ago, at Chi* , xxv,:?: xxxv, &. 21, 23,20; I Chron. xxlx, In effect September U. 1892. G, 9, 17)'. When any one brought a burnt i cago ha* linen arrested. majority at offering ho wo* to offer it of bisown vol ­ ‘ The govertisnoiit of France has presented Au ......... Jt.diau workman was blown to atoms ------------ ------ - --------------------------------- -------------------- r-----------Stations. hy a dynamite explosion near Grceunburg, to Whitelaw Reid a large and valuable untary will (Lev. i, 3). It is written of Pa. He went to look at a slow acting blurt Sevres vnra. in token of its appreciation of Jesus that He said. “My meet is to do tho 1 be ha\l fired. j hte eburae while United .Stales mini-ter at will of Him that sent Me, aud to finish His i | work (John iv, 341. As to His'Hfe he said, ! Kalamazoo a;;l8mBI0„ , Thu ip-MK-intlonHof the Ohio Htate, Toledo' Pari*. Lv.A.. EwAtCoopT...;..\. Tri^tnieju -inmi state. West Virginia.and "* The Canadian government L — ' “I lay it down of tnysclf” (John x. 18). As • gutCoop-'r is X! talking Detroit faint havu concluded that it will nteatt reducing duties on British products, to u» it is written, “Whosoever will,” “If ; Kichlend Junc’t. not yay to Compete with the AVorld’n fair Canada to receive preferential treatment nny man will'l^Ht-v. xxii, 17; John vil, t»). Cressey.... Milo........ “From«•« the first’— day of the seventh Delton .... jirxt £cnr. mxt j'cnr. . from Great Britain in turn ; ; u-C. «•'»>•■ j The state’* prison at U’ttle Rock ha* month began they to offer burnt ofieting* Ctoveidhle Irn Foote and Mrs. Sarah A. Reed.. of Chicago, were engaged to I* married, been found to be In * terrible sanitary con- un\o •f"1. The out ward and visible sbultx;.... Collars ANO CUFFS 1 I 2 J> 8 1893 JANUARY. 1893 9 3 4 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 I7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29130! 31 HISTORY OF A WEEK. A VC\5> Made Only :s by N.KFAIRBANK & CO. 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The OualM Hc^Ur^^J-wjorwCompIrifunJlawjDyrtorr promptness with whlchj the Review milA Sai. ptetw*. 0UUHBt»T«A‘x>..a>W UEbSU.A.Y. furnishes Its readers with the most authnraUvc Information uj>on the topics of the day is oue ot Its [most valuable features. Garfield Tea Subscription When you can be Cured Pribe, $5.00 a Year. NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, I 3 East 14tb Street. New York. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been n»db iti the conditions 1 nccruiu mortimge made by Merrill Hhcpnrd .•nl lUctirtl A. Shepard, hla wife, to Gul dings Wbltinoii’ dtUtsl October 15th, A. 1). ISTa, and recorded In the ofilce of tbc Register •>f ttoisds, for the Courty of Hairy and State ot --------------- u,,, . Oot f Norember X D.. Jflcittao^m tbc 03,.^ 'ifltv rtaj day JhmnlPrXlL niniid’ri. on page petf io... ai’d I M* ita-het.-i ri law o‘ which raid *wt|PMto was duly asulxned by cea*ei and :•,! o.b-r person* talcrasted la n.i.«i star* McCiunly.^utinhilstrator et the e»uu.’ -o' estate,-.re reqtjii laapi^wrtasewhmor^ld cmdlnxs WhTUnore. on tlretthidsy of FebruCourt, thru to be holdop nJ the n-ba.e O. lcr urrto (x-lln* McCaraly. aa I a dd asaignin the ( ire of tatheCity 01 Hiv-.Hus ii'AsiiuKr, ’, In >n said-Gouat,. sam -’.ounv,. am! miu I lnent duly lee-mleil in the offte jofthe register I? ....v h. Irt A-.-hv of thr ofnrxo-r ft,.*........ .. of Barry and state ....... of. ahmv came, if any there be. whyr ,the prayer dents of for Hie eonnry Che pe-.ltlmscr may not I* granted. And It » Michigan, on tho «Kh day of August, a. I) »$»». further ordered, that «s’d j«etllipner give notice In liber wot mortgage* on jmge x-t, on which to tho person* interested tn said r.rtate. of the mortgage there Is claimed tn tie dan at the date pendenev of said pvtltton nnd the hearing of this notice Um sum of one ihouvutd. nine SereoLDy causing a copy of this order to be hundred fifty-two and «F-l« (flJCE#) dollar*, published InUir Hsdi-ig* «*’• '?* and an attorney’s fee ot flity dollars pro­ per in n.ted and elreula'-rd In raid County of vided for In said mortgage, and no suit or proBwrvonce In cxch w-ek Mr three Rgeerative CYcdags at Jaw h&viux been iosiltuted to re­ weeks previous t«» raididay of hear.nz. cover the moneys secured by said mortgage, 1 Chai. W. Aumsthoso, or any part thereof; <A trie couv. 1 Judge al Probate. Now, therefore, by virtue of tho power of silo contained In said mortgage, and the htatUtein such cass made and provided, notice Is hereby given that on Huturdav the eighthteehth day of March. A. D,,' 1833, at t-n CHANCEBY ORDER. ’clock In the forenoon, I shall ?«ll at public State of MieMgatL },|rth dodlebd Circuit-In. o auction, to U»~ liltctient ladder, at the north front doorof the’ltojit HbtlMi tn the Cltv of Ki’iT iMnitilEg in ■the Clreuit Inrn Court ia c Cfor ’wuxthe “ry (that bring the place where the Clrfor tbv County of Ih-.rrv. in d*y ’.n.^«rv the Wih rt n2- cuU p"‘rt f”r “"H Co«n».* l» boldcn). ihe ut Hi- .'tty ■>: HaNtiugr., on *'11 * ’ > I premises describt-d In said martsmge. or eo ye^V A. D. !«).'. . I mneh thereof m may be necerisry to pay the Ida, Berry. amount due on said morisitge, with .-seven per Com plat un nt, ! cent, internal, an-1 nil legal co*ra: toretbrr with HA altuniey's fee of fifty itolUra cov Charles H. Berry. L-nanteil for therein, tha premises being deDvYcndent. . said raortitog* »s all that certain lot Id tula cntiao It appearing by affidavit on file, Kcribetllln nnd parcel ot Mud situate tn the township tteit the defendent. Cteries II. fferty. U not a piece Assyria in tha county of Barry and state of re:.«eut ot Ulfs state, t ut Is a restdent of of Michigan, and known aud described a* follow*K.WUV.*: therefore on moctnn ot Smith CoL east half <eK> of the rauHiwtM quarter grore. solicitors for complainant, ll l».ordered The «( ractloa number twenty-two <«cc 2D In ft., d.!.r.lr»t rat«M. ta -rid l-iwt*, township numl-cr one north range -wren Wffl: ciutra 011 or before four roanins from the dute nubtart to the coodttion* a certain lenre of one at thta order, and that within twenty days the krfITii) acre ««n the northpfwrac corner,of sai l Cor.H-laloant caura a cony of this order to ne *3ld jteraribed. given tor ehnrofi purpos­ p.mlHhed In tbc Hartings Itaxxxa. said publi­ es-.' said description containing to all elgtty cation tn be continued once tu each week tor srn» more or leas. “ 7 six weeks In MicccMler>. CBi.txA McCamey. Assignee of Mortgagee. I 8MTTH ACou'.hoVV, j ' Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee. Tro* copy. Anew. - Dated Decetnntrr;, wj. * * Chai. M. Mack. B-gi»ter. when Foote's, Foote’- health failed, and he had a ditian and the arrest of every officer bus national histopr of Israel began when they Ha»txxg*. stroke of pntalytsla. He begged to be re-- been ordered hy the mayor of the city, tbo were rcsiccined from L;:ypt by,the mighty Coat* Grove..kA. ’leuMd* *from hte Mrs. ___ Reed charge bring violntiou ot the sanitary or- ’ power cf God Hnd-the blood or tbu paseover Woodland I__ promise, r_______ and J__ MH ;nted for a consideration— dinances. ‘a— °ib (Ex. xil, I, finally consented uumucos. i; 7 Woodbury ».uoo. i| Ix ^“tora, them uf Zidon Via D. L.«-V H.bOO, lx Blank, a German firing living M at Covert, I nnJ ,j \ lAnstngi........ Mr*. Delphina Rivnni. of Mauchuster, N. • Mich., murdnn-1 bi* wife withan ax and ?. cd .,Ul,e’ •» Kra: Mrs. Dviphina Rivnni. of Mnucnesrer, N. Mich., murunrru bis wife with an ax and 1 7. ” ' ul rr ’ J.Yx..?JnI''.,K„lc», . “' . . ... . . .. . .... . . Cyrn«L ktntf nt Perrin.” . Many -nnnth, Detroit.. H., went. -to‘ sleep Iri her cluur and....... her little then swallowed too much Paris green for ’ king of leraia. ,*".iny mouuis Grand Rapids. raeui by «<«*•»■> without nny at­ oom t.Uyr.1 with lh. Un. uulil .umoIUim thr cnrU, tu l» rid ot > mkorulL Ho 1> — "”to •*> have h*’* p.vscxi '■* tempt to build the temple,-but now they dri pped a piece of lighted paper imhir lap. now in jail. The couple ' *have six - children, - --, begin nnd Jew* nnd Gentile* take part In Tho mother is dead. all away at school. Stations. j providing the material. Kotunn Catholics of Mexico are talking _____ : 8. “To rat forward the work of thohouse of building a cathedral iu the spot where , i Thomas Quinlan attempted to murder of the l^jrd.” It was for this they rams the first) mass was said iu America. A majority of tbc government directors Father Lawler white the latter was saying to Jerusalem, and now it is the second East Cooper Lv. of the Vniou Pacific favor an cxU-iuiou of mao* at St. Thomas Aquinas drarch.Phll- month of the second year, at least seven Richland Jucc’t the government debt of that road jor fifty ddphUa. He was soon overpowered nnd Kmonths after their arrival. How slow we Cressey .found to bi* insane. He created quite-' n-"«' i’» lhe Lord’s work! ft would take Milo or 100 years. , i a panic in the church. . I tlmetoupd cedar from Lebanon, but that Delton a mlnlsterat Detroit, , Kev. , H. -----I*. . . Welton, . ----,—~ ,-----. An exploding saw mill boiler nt Oak- was norqipedcd fur the foundation, and Cloverdale... has bre-u tirideen from the I reebytenan dlUef n4r Lhn^ o kUk<1 Fn|nk gniith i verse Grays the foundation was nut laid, Bhultr........... roll owing to heresy and will organize a autj -[^n j? Miller, Injured several other' Some of us aro tried bv slow people, but DAoruruk... DWMKjik-tj-With ins oM llock. ! P«.plc nnd blew the building to kindling think of tbc patience of the Lord-over Settlers in western Kansas vounti-s are wood. ‘— years since . .. 1 1,800 He left the command. .to { v^dlar™'* reported to have stiiTered terribly during ' Gustav Nyberg, aged 70, went to the city ‘ preach the tho Gospel to every ervaturo, creature, nnd and I Wmribw^ the recent storm. It is impossible for the ' cemetery at Salt l.ako City and, lying on hundreds of million* still in heathen dark­ railroads to got sufficient fuel on the bor­ the grave of his daughter, cut his throat. ness (II Thus*. Hi, 5, margin). lensing... Detroit.... der to keep the people warm. ! His body wan found next morning. The • . • ; nu<> >uuuu nt-Av uioruui*. 1UO 9. “To set forward the workmen in the Grand Rapids Dr. R J. oungblood, a prominent mere infidelity of bis wife unbalanced his mind. ' hou.'.e of Gal.” The work will not go for­ •Stops on -ignat only chant hunt of Greeireborotigh, Greeiisborough. Ga.. Go.. was «nu found A dot at Port Chester, N. Y.. which be­ ward without the workmen. When God t Nos. s amt swill n«>l dead in bis store with thF top of bis head gun with a whack.with a dead turkey over treated the world He spake anil it was provided with freight train blown off. i n Dane’s bread bosket, ended with 100 men done, but in the redemption of Israel, FrelKht trains will be run at the convenience the ccmpHiiy. w ho reserve the rlftht to cirun <w Dec. 30. ' engaged and twenty citizens nureing ' Friday. and in the gathering out of the church, of tL-e time rtf sueh trains without notice. M.vnw.. head*. It ,i*d »n<u The Populist party leader*. Taubeneck, broken hard to uuu find n a reaiucui. resident .\ while the power is ail His, He see* fit to . , w. s Dr.wixo. Gen’l Manager. . • of the town who hasn't a black eye. The manifest that power through human in ­ Turner, and ILinkin. hare hmied nn ad--------- k‘ v — **dress urging their partisan friends in legis­. turkey with wlbch tlie row was began was rtruments. He asks, “Who will go fcr | us*” and yet when we go “It is God who latures not to fuse, but "moke a square. a New Year bird won at a raffle. I One of the oldestbf British noblemen is ‘ wdrkrth” (Isa. ri, 8: 1’hfl. ii, 13). stand-up tight for principle*." Ainos H. Hcwmer and E. W. Rouae, tl>e duke of^Northumberland, whn is near- । If- “Tb praise the Ixirtl after thvorrligrand officers of the Iron Hall, have bren 1/ 99 De baa betn a member of five cabi- । tmnee of David, king of Israel.'* Thia the arrwted nl Baltiinor«ion instructions from nets, aud rat in parliament twenty yoara priest* and Invite* were to do with trumIndiannpolis. । before be autareeded'to hi* title. j pet* and cymbals as the builder* laid the Dr. Ralph Butterfield, of Ktinsn* City, Thornton Stringfellow, of Jacksonville, ! foundation of the temple. When the left his whole estate. 8185.00D, to Dartmouth F1a- ^Bht bls wife nnd Editor C. II. ; foundations cf the earth were laid the college, his Alma Mater. “Dr.” Butterfield prnn ia foitouite delicti! and shot Pratt iqorning stars snag together, and all the Thousands aro suffering with was an old ndrar who kept a wcoml-haad ' ,Jo!',h on tbo FIXit ,Ie iUst **««> «c* i *°ns °r Grd ’’1-ouLed for joy (Job xxxviii, Torpid Liver-thc symptoms aro h^ik shop, and who bad no friends and Totted .hmld thei cheers ot th* audi- 4. T). When Jesus was-born in Bethlehem Depression of Spirits, Indiges­ few acquaintances ; cnee. ] the angels sang. “Glory to God in the highSmxidEvuu killed hlmnUu Wblrt ’I""1"1' SJ-nollIn. Chlcaeo, dmerrtd m," (Uk. II. I* U) When.*ebradHnirt tion, Constipation, Headache. -Pa., beam** hl* landlord dmmed- by whom sho Haven, by her bur busrond busbud to to whom sho wa* wm, married tnorrlwl of all the work is brought forth it shall be Dr. Sanfortl’s Liver Invigorator ’ *'1802, celebrated ' *‘ * ~ ‘ j with shoutings, crying Grace, Grace unto bimforlwMwl \ i । Jnu1, the first unuiverA ».« rtieptai liu. «0 mllrt ling. ' '"d'U"a b)' -I- | it (Zech, lv, 7). is a reliable remedy for Liver I 11. “And they sung together by course. Disorders. It cures thousands frmu Spok.0., Wirtb., to 1-ortliuid, Or.. sic Winlllra I Sir William and Lady Gordon Cuinmipg ' and all the peoplu shouted with a great every year; why noi try will be conipk-tod early next summer at a . have planned uuotoer another visit to this coun-j coun-I shout. shout."” All Vi tn order, and nnd yet taort heartily. cot of over ibid.OOU. ! tryutitlior of confusion, and He Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigoratorr '’ I। God is not the author Frozen water pi[x-s eauKrtl an explosion /’ A Frenchman Frenabman whose namn name is Doni* Denials Is i■ will have all things dor. don»»........................... decently and ... in Your Druggist will supply you. In Hutchinson’^ Carpet Cleaning worn at writing General Boulanger's Boulanger’s biography. !; order (I Cor. xiv, xiv. 33,40). Neither is He the Philadelphia. Foreman J. <>. Cox wvaa At San<! Mountain, Ala, at a donee a | author of half hauled work or negligent prolmbly fatally and Clarence Shaw! Jerirow was started because a mole dancer work. See’Jer. li, 10, margin;. Isa. xii, 0. otudy hurt. stepped on a tady'n train. When (>eaoc wns Cursed lie be that dot th the work of the The differenew between the Baicinyjre restored Ed iukI Luke Carter, cousins, I Lord negligently. “Cry out aud shout, and Ohio railroad officiate and tho iiroih- were found dead and Dr. Bailey fatally iu- j tb°° inhabitant of Zion, for great lathe erhood of Trainmen have Ix-eu settle.! by jured. Holy One of Israel in tlie midst of thee." the signing of a wage scale which muk-s BLAINE 13 Nor bo WELL. ; -<-Pl «‘;b . louil roirt. an average ' increase of from 8 to 18 cents -----“ 1 many shouted aloud for joy.’ Those who per day. . lie liu Goat! and Had I)nj», but Hu Not ■ were old men and had Been the glory of Commodore W.illiam M. Folger, chief of Htul a Ualapse. | tiu- funner house wept a* they thought of tho ordnance bureau, ha* arrived in PittsWabhisctoX, Jjid. 3,—“Mr. Blain? is not : it *°d now liehehi the desolation, while A ?H-nre, f°r ll?u mI well as h« he was yesterday." yarterday.” said Dr. JohnJohn- ‘ ol,*rB ^huuied ahuuted for joy at rhe rhe thought of a St aUiXitSS * Carnegie oVenl fcMf Blaine isnlwut tho ‘ ‘ * '* 1‘frd‘ WnaUmihled. befcigrbuilded. Does C1LE1 ! in the welfare Why Suffer? Cures Constipation T3ATZ USDS'! State “I It tr-»n.«>>un'y*'f Harry- ita. A; >, m-as'uii •>( the IT.»:<ste Court for '.bf CoiJPty «r Ham. bfi-te’i nt tlia l*robs|e Oitcc, tu the Cltv of ll.wtintn. in -nid coentv. ut) ■Woinrelxy. It- ?t«.t rtav of D.-c. mU4. lit Hie year one ihousigMl eight hunorviland uiu<-ty two. Ibvrant. Clmrles W. Armstrong. Judge ol Probate. in I ha mutter of the estate eC limner N. •Criitei.dm. »'eeea«ed. . On r —1104 an-' filing tho petition, duly vi ri­ fted. dr Willlam 1’ Hldnam, adnUnlstrator of said -state, praying that he may be lirt n« <1 to sell tlie real estate of raid deceased M lu mud petition dwrlb-s! fcr the reasons and nurj-oses iberntn set forth. . Thereupon it Is ordered, that Friday, ttm l3Ui day D. »*«. MB. M at ten l3lh liy of.Tamnry. oLtaemry. A. I>. IS j | [ Jr. »t*Menoe raid Mr. Blaine, I)o Jou tlgh aml cty bwaua.. the Dr. Johnston raid, has not, however, suf-I aliominatlona donv in the land? Or 13 it ■ tered a re i^peo, Mi ch as that which occurred nothing to you? (Exck. lx, 4; Sam. i, Hi). 1 fifteen days ago. Mr, Blaine is rimply not ; Dore tbe glory to be revealed cause you to well as he wra Sunday. Yesterday ho rejoice even in tribulation because you was feeling very good. Mr. Blaiuo has his ' *rc a psrtaWr of thus glory, and therefore , willing villlng to be n — partaker of----His good and his bad days, like most other in- : , ‘ ’ | »„li<u Thru-1, notHag lu bi, promt co, ------ ■ i sutforinga-fRom. viii, 18; I Pct. lv, 13)1 t 13. “ The people could not disevm the Saturday, Dec. 31. ‘ ditiou to excite alarm and 1 do not expect Oscar R Glofu-Gti, the horse tamer, will to mo him again to-night.’ There was a ■ noise of the About cf joy from the noise of attempt the taming of a zebra at Union nimor on the street, last oveuingthat Mr. weeping." There shall be no such mix­ Square Gardea Jun. 0, The zebra iu qure* ! Blaine had suffered a relapse, but later lo­ ture in the new Jemsal'in. nor In the tion has killed four men already. i telbgenc® had a reassuring effect and it Is Jerusalem on earth restored. ftead Isa. A Sovxli n«w«P«i»r luu. di«orw«l tbu act thought tbut uajrtluug wriou. throatyet to corn*, both for Israel and tha the state legislature chosen In November is ’ eQJ’bim_________ church nud the whole creotioa. The res­ no legislature at-all, having beeu elected I r.linols L«ui«iaiirc Kou-a. toration from Babylon, and even the great on an invalid apportionment 1| “ —----------.... ~ SmiSOFiELD, Illa., Jan. 1 — The Ingiela--------- ...^,m.—.^uua- । redemptive from Egypt, *h.«ll be as nothing Editor C, M. Stewart, of the Northwest­ ton are. arriving tn fa drove* now, nod end nearly compared with foraei’s future restoration ern Christian Advocate, rays the talk of a if not quite oil will bo here by to-night. I B**‘Jer. xvi, 14, 15; xxlii. 5-& dally MribcdUt newspaper H—talk, --------I Caleb C. Johnson, „ of ^c,, Decatur, „ I* Craft*’ I Ti,,n •hal1 •*s*»--------------------------------------«,d,» of tba earth see the ?' (. man man for temporary speaker, and will ... ..k The case at Chicago against the Hawprob- ’ ttlTaOni, •slvatloa o/IX* cf the ILord .4,1 and the whois .. earth thome race track has bran dropped for 1 ably get the pnxa Robert Bora of Vaafl!« with His i want ot cash backing. | dalb*, is out fur wmate sacretary. and look* i *te I cl t* eel forward It ia reported at Pari* that Louise Michel * like a stayer. | work aod abe vrori the village of M aukesha. The Fairfax (Miun.) Isink has closed its doors and the ofllct'ra hav4 disappeared. Mayor Noonan, ot St. Loute, decline* to acciipt the resignation of C'fey Trevisurer Focrstel, holding that the latter’s retirewent In ^bo fare of the pending trial would lfeiiupropw.4... .. EME �OUR COUNTY Sehtelds and W. T. Barker have Eeted’a new invention which h»- allecko to be funny. Drt,.,-! don't boiler. IM. bob" '• U..™-0 ~~tbh., ven anr eadfaary puaapJn, windmill b’f thr So°n-TTie Undlori *»«n't .!«•£. pjp,«ot driving • 'burn, £**“*•; eonishdter. feed grinder, fanning mill or nny other tight nuebinenr- Thvre Is • great demand for »ueh a-'mfMdDe and It re»Mitnr—Why have you put this weathwill no doubt prove a very prufltab.e >nrmtteo.-Nashville News. '°B^’r-Bee«n»e It •»• r™»k t™.i, ot SMb.ii^rM Ivl tor ruonl. • pool room, la U>»1 Jaugb. with the price of coal where It Is. then I’ll Hive «P knowing a Joke when I keepu ’em stirred up lu Nashville pn itj much all the time. *’A man who makes two blades The Masons of Woodland gave a public of Day gri. grow where but one grew before . installation last week uf the officers is a public teinefactpr. !• he notf w*k- their lodge elected fur the ensuing year. After the ceremonies a banquet was aerv- -Yes. provided they do not grow under his feet-”-New York Herald. Sylvester lame, of Coats Grove, had the misfortune to have his limb broken while in tbu woods teaming. Frank Wales house bouse In- Delton burned to the ground last week Tuesday. ' supposed to have originated by the chlldrenthrowtng their night clothes mlnst the stove. ____________ ___ NEIGHBORING COUNTIESRival Electric Light Company are com­ piling for patronage in Allegan. A snd accident occurred near Battle Creek last week by which A. C. Minor lost his life at the hauds of his younger brother. Clarence, a boy of 17 years. They were hunting rabbits and in some way the latter’s gun was discharged and the contents entered his brother’s left leg, severing the large artery and rauslng death shortly after from the loss of blood. He leaves a young wife. • Ex. Governor Austin Blair, of Jackson, was presented last week with a purse con­ taining 81.125 given him by prominent re­ publicans of the state. ' A family living over the store ot A. A. Hopkins in Battle Creek, tet the water from their faucet run all night to prevent freezing. In some way It overflowed and the result is a loss to Mr. Hopkins’ stock amounting to $1,000. Floyd E. Williams, a young boy of 13 years of age, living near Marshall, was drowned last week while skating. Clara(»fter a tiff): "1 penume y*”« would like your ring back. George: • Never mind: keep IL No other girl 1 know could use that ring unless she wore It on her thumb.”—New York n eekly. Mias Quigley: “The Rev. Mr. Trimmer seems to be a very scholarly man. is he popular?" Mr.’TwIgley: “Immensely so! He expounds the doctrines of bls congre­ gation."—Puck. Mabel—Did you see the new French bonnet Miss Pringle has? It Is Just cov­ ered with mWttetoe. May—She doesn't seem to realize that It Is a Paris sight, poor thing. Pat: "Have yex an almanac Moike?” Mike: "1 have not." l*at: “Thin we 11 have to take tlie weather as it comes. — Truth. Nothing Is more Indicative of the selfish greed of man than the numerous pockets in his clothes.—Galveston News. “Well, I trust your married life may be a happy one." "Oh. Nell, what a funny idear—Life. “I love to hear a heavy male voice ” ••Sort of a bass bawl crank-"—Detroit Tribune. ' Budd Doble Is wintering at Terre Haute. Doble’s string won over 8^2,000 this sea­ son. . Detroit will probably give' a running meeting in June, 1893. Grand Rapids boys who attempt to coast Twelve trotters and twenty pacers have on the streets are arrested as soon ns a gone In 2:10 or better In 1892. policeman gets his eye on them. The’year closes with both the trotting Fred Webb, time keeper at Nichols it and pacing records standing at 2:04. Shepard Company’s shops has completed There are 140 new 2:15 performers this an electric device that may nt some future day save the firm from a serious fire. He year. Twenty-nine more (pun ever enter­ has placed a button In the office of the ed the list before in one year. Belle Vara, 2:08»£; is! rusticating at company which upon being, pressed rings a bell iu the bed-rooms ot seven of the Kalamazoo farm. She will be taken up employees near the works, in cose of a January 1st, and be Jogged on the road tire the night watch can press tlie button ’preparatory to her campaign next year. and have assistance from these men in a D. S. E. McCully, of Toronto, Ont. has moment after the alarm has been turnedin. nnd several minutes before tlie tiro de- 'entered nls colt, Altoneer, । by Sphinx, in partment could reach the scene.—Battle ।tlie $5,000 stake for two year old trotters Creek .Journal. ’ 'eligible to the 82:50 class. He was the first entry received for "thei stakes of the Governor Winans has granted a pardon 1Independence Driving Park Association to William Walker, a colored man who .for 181MJ .| was sent to Jackson from lensing In 1840 ' for life. He waajronvlcted ot murdering a man named .yfthony Sbulte, his accom­ There will be a display of Pennsylva­ plices being pliulu-’s wife and a man named Piney. Mrs. Sbulte was pnrdonfel. inia’s grape culture Interests at the World’s 15 years ago but Piney died In prison. 1fair. Walker is now 71 years of age and passed Mme. Minnie Hauk has been made a the first 40 years of his life In slavery. member of the advisory ■council of music In 1891 he escaped to Michigan and only had five years of freedom before being of ( the World’s fair. convicted of the crime of murder. A son It is expected that Hon. Wm. E. .Glad­ of his former owner lias promised tlie gov- ;stone will deliver the opening oration at emor to care for Walker during the few -i■ttie Columbian Exposition; remaining years of his life. The Welsh spinning Industry Is to be Marshall has hud over 8100,000 worth of <demonstrated at the Chicago JN’orId’s fair improvements the past year. • Iby a number of Welsh girls In their imThis is a great point for deer hunters. 1lonal dress. Wednesday ttfo young deer In a crate The Duke* of Veragua. who has the were transferred from the C.. J. &/M. to ।blood of Christopher Columbus in hla the M. C. depot by the American ^Express ,vei ns, has been appointed president of Oa., and at the latter station one of the (of the committee on the Spanish exhibit. animals broke out and escaped. All at­ Henry C. Ford, ot Philadelphia, chair­ tempts to recapture were futile. The deer were enroute to Hudson. Mich.—Mar­ man of the fish commission, estimates the cost of Pennsylvania’s display of fish nt shall Statesman. the World’s fair at 86,000. Three companies have petitions before M. Al me Me rot has requested the per­ tho Kalamazoo council to .construct an mission of the Corcoran gallery. at Wash­ electric street railway. ington, to exhibit his picture, "El Bravo After January 1st, Portland. Ionia Co., •Toro,” at the World’s fair. butchers will sell meat for cash only. Il is proposed to erect an electric over­ The Anderson House in Eaton Rapids, head road from the Chicago postoffice to caught tire last Tuesday 'morning and the exposition grounds to transmit the damage done to (he amount ot $2,000. mail at a high rate of speed. The road Hillsdale will be represented at the wHl be built over the tops of the houses. World's fair by a painting of their poor house which suggested to Will Cnrletou hi» poem "Over the Hills to the Poor A simple remedy for neuralgia Is to ap­ Hotistt.” They are also considering having a . representation of. “Curfew shall not ply a poll Ice of grated horaeradiUh to the ring to-night," which was written by Mrs, temple, when the face or head Is effected, Thorpe when she wns a school girl and or to the wrist, when the pain is In the lived near there. arm or shoulders. , Quite a good deal of excitement was caused iu Plainwell last week by the dis­ covery of what appears to be coal on the farm -of C. O. Gilkey. It was found while digging a ditch, weighs about 50 pounds, was hard, shiny and easily burn•ed. Many there believe that coal under­ lies the soil as several farmers have re­ ported finding smaller pieces at different • times. Tlie council of Lake Odessa have passed au ordinance forbidding dances without first securing a license. They mndeju mistake by not Including the-monthly church rnws which occur, there. Bertii* Bartley, an Otsego young lady, wu- ..:»e u: the .78 clwsen from 140 appli­ cants -t Grand Rapids to sing at the Worlds fair. Tb« wMleni liome at Grane Rapids has U'tw 383 inuiatcs. Orna B.ker, the man who shot off a portion of bls face last week while hunt­ ing near DiumoadMte and then lay In a swamp all night, died Cbristam day. having ijever regained censcIousneM. It will tievvr be known just how the accident occurred. Tho Allegan County Agricultural society are making arrangements for their stake race-during Urn fair next fall, for one oWcoita. Only colts raisedin thrir.c<mnty can be entered. The -leal of Charles E. Belknap’seerllll-tf -tectl.m by George F. Richardson bjr„UonDickinson. H* tliat Belknap was elected couf^ t|le Qfth district. He says tiZ1a“d Me>1 “d •oral njhtake the [>IB(,crat3 ^d n? “rL Belknap •*»-dltalp him get his seat aHd now t|Jf m The following Is a reliable liniment for chilblains: One ounce of camphor gum, four fluid ounces of olive oil. Dissolve together by a gentle beat, and apply to the afflicted parts. For 1.000 skunk aklns a Coldwater Arm A M«r,h«ll ,|>«ul«tor bcMitl cf paid as high n« 192 per cent, for the use ut money per annum. r Ludington people are crowing becam-e the grip has not been able to get a foot­ hold there this winter. Burglars got 8200 worth of revolvers .nd cutlery from the E. B. Mather Hard­ ware Co., at Muskegon. . A Seattle lady, until lately a prominent Hudsonlte, has cleared 81.000 In china painting during t«W. Ludington lundwrmen have contributed a 8000 check for tbu Michigan forest ex­ hibit nt the World’s fair. Fr. Adsley. of Traverse City, Is 80 years of age. but every Sunday he walks aeveral mtlw t<» conduct services. The Grand Rapid* Post, a German weekly, will be launched this week. Jos. Rosenthal will be the editor. Saginaw peoplh, who Invested abont §800. are anxiously Inquiring where a cer­ tain Chicago picture agent la at In a ten pound roil of bnlter a Gladwin man found an eight pound chunk of solid tallow. He got II from a farmer. . While G. Short and hla family were at South Comstock, their house near the vil­ lage, was burued with nil contents. I Portland meat dealers will adopt thu ‘cash system after January I. J. C. Morgan has made MO barrels of elder at Traverse city during tho past year. - Eugene Carter, of Ithaca, lias purchased the Fulton Banner and has taken charge ■' of!L St Ignace had one lonesome policeman , and discharged him as an expensive lux- ■ ury. The first National bank of Ludington, will Increase Its capital stock 8100.000 on. January 1st The old soldiers of Wayland draw 82,000 quarterly from the United State* govern menu Hon. Benjamin Brown, a well-known resident of Ann Arbor, Is dead at the. age of 70 yiars. lie came to-Michigan- in 1839. Early Sunday morning burglars entered thu E. B. Mather hardware at Muskegon, and made away with revolvers and cutlery valued at 8200. Arthur Gambling, a young clerk at the hotel Horton, Ma.wn, scut a bullet through hla brain Saturday evening. No cause for the act Is known. Abram Loy»ter. who established the A boat line will be established between first creamery in Michigan, died at Hud­ Elk Rapids and Eastport, touching at son yesterday of paralysis. Ho leaves a Alden, Clam River and Torch Lake.^ widow find four children. At Moorland diphtheria la raging. Four J. O. Patterson, a wealthy mill owner children In tho family of Henry Strick­ of Plainwell, aged 09, was arrested Satur­ land are seriously 111 with the malady. day charged with a criminal assault upon The Midland Salt A Lumber.Co.. dally Maude Mapes, aged 14. . receives a whole train of logs. Tho con­ The Whitacre company at Ludington cern will thia winter put In 0.009,000 feet. are engaged filling an order for 5,000,000 Fred Stroup, of Niles, was seriously in­ wooden handles for palls and 3.000,000 jured In a paper mill by a large icicle boxes for holding carpet tacks. which fell on bis head. He died uf his In­ Wesley Needham was arrested Saturday juries. t I at Bronsun-on suspicion of having com­ George Berry, a farmer living near mitted a brutal assault on the 13-year-old Maplp Rapids, was accidently shot in the daughter of Michael Stephvnaky. buck by hla step son while out hunting. J. S. Morton, of the Graham A Morton He will die. transportation company, has retired. He It is proposed In the upper peninsula to is oue of the best known business men In form a club, where those having the man­ Benton Harbor, and will take a well agement of mines tould meet and discuss earned rest. mining methods. ’ The depositors In Church, Bill A Co.’a Mrs. Eliza Doan, aged 04, wandered bank at Ithica have been paid a dividend from the house of her son Frank Peck, of of 50 per cent, and confidently expect to Lamont. Several hours later she was get the remainder of their money in a short time. found frozen to death. The Woodmen manufacturing company T. J. West, 339 Warren avenue west, Detroit, desires the address of every mem­ of PawPaw has in*the last two years of ber of the Fifth Michigan Veteran Volun­ its existence turned out 8100,000 worth ot teer Infantary Association. chairs and In the same time paid to its labore rs $12.000. J. S. Morton, of Benton Harbor, of the Graham-Morton Transportation Co., has For 13 years the Greenville independent retired from active business after 18 years has been in existence, aud for all but 11 years of th|t time F. T. Grablil boa beeu connection with the concern. in charge. Mr. Grablil is now headed for The Adrian Gas Co. makes its customers a golden anniversary. a New Year's present of u reduction of 20 cents per 1,000 In (lie price of Gas. A Cass county farmer named George Henceforth the price will be 83. Geones followed a wolf with rings'ffom An F. A I’. M. train, near Carsonville, near Redfield to Bald Hill, in Newburg township, a distance of 20 miles, when he struck a wagon, containing a farmer, his brought the animal down with n rille wife and three others. All five were ser­ iously injured and were taken to Apple­ shot. Begin thhfiew Year? by grvia< os a share ofc jour trade* and we will show you a nice saving: before the end of anothtar year. ALWAYS SMOKt We are a wideawake- bouse and- selLgaod goods cheap. Remember the place.-. With thw? compliments of the seasoo I am THE BEST Yours truly* LE STAUFFER: In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior, J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. 16339262 That now was your chance to buy Boots and Shoes cheap? U/E are closing out some lines at and ” below cost. Why do we do this? Because we can use the money to dis­ count our spring bills. This is your gain. Call and see 'lhem, we will make it pay you. Up One Prick Shoe Dealers. gate. The jwo young girl* at Kalamaz.xt who were found In the snow, drunk, have been released on suspended sentencea. The men were held to Che circuit court In 8:100 bonds. ' . Two Michigan Central locomotives col­ lided nt Semaphore, near West Bay City. Both were badly damaged and five cars were ditched. The crews saved themselves by Jumping. At New Era the little baby of Tim Ilinchin was frightfully burned. 4t had upset a lantern. The child's brother poured a pail of water over the baby* and then ran for help. The Art Album Co.'s plant- at Battle Creek was sold to O. S. Garretsod, of Buf­ falo, N. Y.. for $41,657.(18. A new com­ pany will be Incorporated as the Metallic Back Album Co. W. F. Davidson, of Port Huron, oagent for tlie General Electric Co- bought the Street railroad system of Kalamazoo for 832.000. An electric trolley system will lie put In at once. Did you ever figure on what was tha probable condition of the great Misaiiudppl river 10,000, 100,000 or even 400,000 years ago? Scientists suggest that the erosion of Its bcd was accomplished by a- mighty cataract, which began far down the river, probably at the place where it then emptied into the gulf, and by gradual retrogression dug out the valleylike gorge through which it now flows. That this theory is tenable may be inferred from the high, wall-like bluffs, features so characteristic of the upper part of its course. . A wearing away of a monster cataract would of course necessarily leave high walls or "bluffs” on either side. These are the well known features of the father of meandering streams. It would seem, ac­ cording to this theory, that St. Anthony's falls constitute the remnant of what was once the most stupendous cataract in the world. Geologists estimate that it bw taken the river 400,000 years to carve outtho mighty ditch through which it now flows.—Philadelphia Press. WANTED! I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do Ed McConnell, a Lake Shore engineer, Besides sundry references by Greek and was burled at Hudson yesterday. His foot Latin authors to early British trade, there was crushed by a train some time ago, aud is a great body of circumstantial evidence, the Injur* made him insane. He died at based upon tbc discoveries of antiquaries, the Kalamazoo asylum. winch all tends to prove the acquaintance A municipal league of slenHi slender propor­ of the Britona with commerce. Lastly, it tions has been organized at Ann Arbor. may be naked who undertook the transit It's object is reform, but good -democrats ot ndnerata by se^ from Britain to the say it is a deep-dyed republican scheme to coast of Germany; for thu Britons, so far os we know, had no great skill iu seaman- ; capture the city offices. ship. It is a remarkable fact that, toward j Muskegon women will send Mno Pickles the end of the Fourth century, oil the coast who is confined In jail for drunkenness, of-Britain, from the Wash to the Isle of to a bi-chloride of gold institute. It Is Wight, was known to the Romans sa "the said tliat she will be the first woman In Saxon Khore,” and it may be reasonably the state to take the cure. Inferred that it was so called because it in­ A petition is being circulated at Harbor cluded those ports from which Saxon ships Springs asking Jt|dgo Pailthorp to dismiss had long been In tho habit of conveying the case against Alfred Brown, now con­ cargoes to the Baltic aud German coasts._ fined in the asylum for criminal Insane. Gentleman’s Magazine. The charge against him is murder. Boll one ounce of flax-seed lu a pint of water; strain It, and put in an ounce of rock candy, some honey, and the juice of three lemons: boil again. Result—a nice An effort Is being made by Sylvester old-fashtoned cough medicine. Drink it Daniel’s friends to secure a pardon for as hot as you can bear IL him. He Is now serving a life sentence Never puv away food in tin plates. for the murder of Jerry White, on his Fuily>nerhalf the cases of poison from farm, a short distance north of Flushing. the use of canned goods is because the It Is Just a year since Joseph Lomnltr, article wks teft or put ba-.k into the can after using. China, earthenware, or glass of Bay City, was murdered at his home, Is the only safe receptacle for the ••left­ white his wife and children were attend­ ing a church social. The murderer got over.’’ S80, but no trace has as yet been found of A little powdered borax thrown into the him. bath makes the water very soft, and great­ The Boston Idea! Opera company will ly Invigorates and rests the bather. This Is particularly beneficial to those who are give a concert for the Adrian star course troubled with nervousneaa and sleepless- management. The company preferred to give opera, but the committee did not think an opera exactly the thing for a church A little borax put in water lu which service. scarlet napkins and red bordered towels Private Hope, of the regular army, who are to be washed will prevent them’ from has been undergoing sentence of court fading. martial, hu been released at the recom­ The whole secret of having boiled bam mendation of Congressman Burrows « KiUm«,oa. bad or corned beef juicy and full-flavored, Is 11?2* putting It Into boiling water when pm oa asked Burrows tosecure bis release. to cook, and when It Is done letting It UkQ“kl,,of Drf’“*on- weured a remain In tlie liquor iu the pot until cold. marriage license for himself and Katy Malova, but fickle Kate wouldn’t have F. A P. M. officials have promised Lud­ difildHSt’ri?**? her “ind- This didn t daunt Jim, and last week be mt ington a new depot S’" “Cen*’ Job^ U Se !t Is said that saud Is getting back Into bride a name. the Carp river oa fast as drodgw can take . ~ ftL’r a writ of attachment on It out. Tnm.'SI" Cit' lfc' ‘<1'rU’ 0< Or»"« M«rdu Garin.,,, ot Kaoo. vu enuh.a LThIT eoaclwlrf to ,lwp |n u,, UdMthb, • l»ll«r bhieh roll«l off , building. Upon waking up hit tun*,. truck wagon. •to™ turnatl him out to tb» cola. sew Tt» Truwwx B,»< M.n.rut,,,!,, e< Wrtu w.™ TOO fonhBmtog. but th. ppsarauca of tha aid ontt tl M111 a capital or >99,909. P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will bny timber standing. J. L WILKINS, Agt The stock of lumber and shingles lately purchased by "Have you any excuse to offer?”' ' *ifi” said the officer confidently, there s two churches in every square of my beat, and I can’t gut out of hearing of the sermons, sir.’’-Detroit Free Press.8 If any one interested La coal should t worrying themselves about ths supply < anthracite coal tt wiH IntaraM them i know that the mines la Pennsylvania w CUSTOM SAWING IT’S A “JIM DANDY," The patrolman was before his chief for haring slept on hte beat on Sunday night. j ' "I am surprised, Officer Sling," add the chief regretfully, “that this charge baa been brought ug&inst you.” ' "So am I, sir,” responded the officer. “You were never guilty of such an ^»ffC“N ““ri1tOOk yOUr pre*ntfbBaL" A Kpecbulxt in diseases of the throat lias found that a peculiar throat affection is extremely common among teachers in ele­ mentary schools, especially among the women teachers. A chief cause he conaiders to be the unskilled rather than the e.QMri.e UM o, the voice, and urgently rmn.-uu.rid. womeooccupytageuch olece to uke Iraon. Ip rtmUBe .ok, culture *> a remedial meana The uee at the edee. S “JlT,re™’d'd r““ wh«™ Che ale I. vluated U aleo deplored „ . e^pu, Injure Point or view "SX v"i - Bentley, Tomlinson & Br, I ■ ' 1 * At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and strid­ ing. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything." � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-01-12.pdf 5be6dbb305e5564d1303082889849eee PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar ry Coun'v. ------------- —------- <■ Hastings Banner. _ -------- —----------------------------------------------------------------------------- —i .■ VOL. XXXVH. NO 37 lhe to make room for more—These nlight Kht failsOof f snow te uh - Innitw snowuin make the lumtw men tnen I whistle a pleasant song—John Mark* l» j wanting mure help In cutting logs tor Mr. . Osgood—The shipment of hay is immense from our station—Geo. Baker I* stopping with A. C. Walt, helping take an’ Invento। ry ot their goods Iu the store—Mrs. Sayles । Is entertaining her mother from Lowell— “ ■ Etta and Alice Coats are entertaining two j lady cousins from Jamestown—Claud For Holiday. Presents, jj- week—Asa Wright is studying medicine with Dr. Bowers.___ Naahvttla. * .... ■।......*..■■■ HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY 12,1893. |-T A CTlNfC R AMM1TO 1 1 no 1IN Ub D Ari IN Published Thursdays by COOK. BTROS.. County.. ■ WHOLE NO. 1961 A RARE FLAG. ON JUDGES' After Much Searchlsg. Greta Young returned to school at Those who scanned Commodore Gerry’s All afloat ra the wnk . . | Grand Rapids Monday morning—Lora handsome steam yacht, the Electra, to ad­ (.’lever has accepted a position in a millin­ mire her beautiful appearance, could not The vacl nlzht broodtd. whHe with'otan, . ery store at Middleville, whore she went fail to have noticed that a white flag bear­ Above the world's ttnre*fc : The awfuhiras nt .tficnc-e oclunl Monday—Ella Smith spfiU Monday atat । ing the state coat of arms moved in the Like a utrooff hrtrt repreracd. - Eaton Rapids—Valina Fullpr was the breeze at the foretopmast bead. guest of Hasting* friends las Saturday— That signified that bis excellency Gov­ That ulght wa walked beneath tha Lree*. i — GO TO---Frank Hecox Is visiting as Bay City—Mis? ernor Russell was on board the flagship. Alone, beneath the ireea: Edna Truman, Sanford Trutnan and W. The flag, howeVer, Is one that but few Tltcre wa* some word we eouhl not ray ; Mont Ferry were gnesth of i::„ _ ___ hare seen. Commodore Gerry, who has Miss Grace Half utterud tn tbebreezo. ; fntnr.. Ti,......, . .* n ■i . “ womans sunrage c-HitekC iient here rrl- Messer at Hastings Sunday—The little son about everything nautical and otherwise ruiun. 1 in. mu 11 turn at Banfield are proi>v*>ninv—TiiG g tin* That night on Judge*' Walk we said , of Oscar Simmons, who has Ixfen suffering upon his wonderful craft, did not have a No word of all we had foray. wltji throat and lung trouble, i died Satur­ Maasachusetts flag. Sayles and Buchanop—W. A. Paul, of A nd now no word «h»ll e’er bo raid I Thereby hangs a tale. Vermontville, spent New Years in our list—A sister of Mrs. Dr. Sayles is now day The funeral wa* held Monday— Before the Jwdgmwat Day. stopping with the Dr. The U. K. 8. chapter are to glVe a social at According to yachting etiquette, as de ­ -ArthurSymons in Stack and White. town—Mrs. G. E. Coleman spent the holi­ the lodge rooms Thursday evening of this termined by tbu gallant commodore, the days with her »IsUt in Ypsilanti where week—Maude Hu!linger, ■ wlw has been state colors should occupy the position ot the latter and F. J. Tuuze are attending at Hubert Feck, of our (own. has been in visiting friends In Eaton Ilaplds. returned honor aloft. The trouble wm where to the Stale Normal. Boson, a collie pup, waaonly two months home Monday—The Y. I*. S. (?. E.. of this find such a flag. the habit of gutting intoxicated quite fre­ old when I took him with roe-to Btratquently and making It Interesting for bls place have made arrangement with HerIt was not--Considered a difficult to bavon, ----------------------—"a ~thing *.».«*., Uliand Ml i.ucu until uvthen sau he uo'tu haducuciu never beheld ‘Mrs. George Appleman is vi«ltin< wife and family, by threatening Jbelr bert A* Sprague, Imperiums tor, for an cn- find one, and Commodore Gerry dispatched a sheep at clone quartern. For three or friends in UmeweiCci—Filling Ice houses lives. breaking up furniture and dishes, I tortalnment to take place the evening of Mr. KooolJ* hl. aid, fe Itafea on the lour d.y. I kept him Uod np eta, to mp is the order of the flay—Bev. Sheldon is burning up clothes, etc. His wife sought.,lie Wth—Cha*. W. Smith and I wife start mlialoo to. weure ono Mondaj. That trek tail on th. fourth d»r ha got away ri.lud tbo rarloua yacht out- and followed me ami my M« dog Saneho getting limber on the ground for a new a plow or safety with her brother, Romain I f,‘r Florida Thursday, where they expect r,d »<*me of this ■ lovely winter fitting aulnx and flagmaker* nagmaken’ stores Uorea where sueb each down to the ««u> al the paddock, where I bank barn—Wni. Tlituiarsh has raised a Duuic-I*, a few days since and Robert Ito tliinun rtiitrht. Iu,-------------- I.,.* wi.k ...... . *,___ ... . •. ; new barn—Miss Drusle Murphy has been thinking It not good for him to be alone I w’*«lher— Geo. Wellnnn. William Brooks thin®i jnjgbt be found, but with no suc­ had just driven about 150 ratna. quite sick but is better at this writing— took an extra dose of tonic and arming j aH<l E<*- Lelbhtnser have been spending cess. No one hod such a flag or knew On reaching them I found I bad left my with nt Hobby lake flkliing and where or.e could bo obtained. Mrs. Milo Fifleld was visiting her daugh- i himself o,n”«“ w »« Id* gun, K“n, went went to io Daniel uantet’>* !bev‘,raI fence tools behind and rode back after hunting. In perplexity Mr. Ronold* reported bis ter. Mrs. e E.. Lockhart, last week—We have hav8 I,IOUS4 his "wife with threats "WUSK' an'1 Intreated nis them. Knnoho following. 1 did not notiea ill saccera to the commodore. That dis­ tha6J Boaon remained Ix-biml. When I fine sleighing at present—Louis Gardner a, ,UH1 “’,alhs ,aths’t0 ,0 relur rt‘luni " ,10Ule ,l0Ule wlth ,,ln‘- ,1‘’ Uowllnx I nmt tinguished yachtsman, who la a great and Mosra Rerkeus .... are cutting ____ woudi , for 1. soon soon rrlraced rt'lra‘-,til hi* his stun* steps vwithout bis wife. A blustering blizzard » visiting our stickler for perfect form, determined that came bock-In a faw.mluutrt, I saw, to my E. Lockhart—The Hosmer school Is lurch- i *“d “••«>«» X‘«n also. No shots were s urprise, that the rams bad not spread out Ing finely under the management of Rufus • ",H" but ls ,s Ihoutfld from the looks ot town at present—C. Mixed of Hastings, one must be secured at the expenditure of to feed, but were bunched in a close mass, Eliset—There will be ■ spelling school at : I‘"lK'rl race Diat Itamaln took pretty was the guest of G. IL Manning last Sun­ any amount of cost and trouble. He even and that the outer ones were following tha the Hosmer school house Thursday K°Otin*,u with his fists. Robert reached day-Mrs. Chas. Lunn, of Itatekry. Is went so far as to devote hl* personal at­ motions of something which I could not evening. ’ I home aud serrt fur the doctor and thought here visiting her parents for. a short time tention to the matter. soe, but which they evidently feared. He sent his aid to the city again, and ----- -——----। be was going Io die but ns lie has not yet —Chas. Mack, after finishing a, very sueI reined in my horse, waved back Sancho 'X orauEovliiv. •------------------- , scnl for Hie priest there is hopes of his re­ ccMful teriq as cuuuty clerk, returned' that gentleman in the progress of his ami watched. Presently I saw woolly lit­ home last Saturday, and we.are glad that search came ncrora Governor Russell. He tle Boson, who certainly wa* no bigger ™ Ih ta. I Si, Henry suffer Splckler ... was on the. sick u., list last he is among us again—Win. Manning allll explained what *he was after. He .had week caused by rheumatism—Frank Falk ’ continue* very sick with no| hopes of his previously ascertained that it would take Chao the V«»d of the least of Che ram*, pad­ caught twelve pickeral last week—School ; case of diphtheria at .1. Tombs’—Bert recovery—Chas. Mack and! niece Kmle two days to make a flag. The governor dling round and round the circle in Aquirt, dosed last week Tuesday. Prof. B.'F. CalilH went to Kalamazoo last Monday to went to Albion Monday to visit his brother and the Semiflag officer put their two businesslike manner. I remained motfouh-ra and watched to see whether he was Gaskill being sick and unable to teach— 'attend school but when lost heard from Tom Maejt. where his wife lias been visit­ brad* together and thought. sick and unable to go—Mrs. W. D. doing,it by acclderit, but, no; bv made his | Jacob Gorsllne has been on the sick list was Hughes met with quite an accident Jasti ing for several week*, lheach they will go Wasn’t there a state flag somewhere in rounds again and again, and 4s he did ao but Is bettey at this writing—Mrs. Jane • to Jackson for a vhlt. the whole commonwealth? was the mo- the huge homed ram* followed him with Wednesday evening. She wan not feeling : Gorallnr is quite sick nt present—Eli Nleli- . mentout question, and if so, where wna it? their cyea. ols has pm chased a new stove fin ItisLwell and while standing near the window THE HONEST CIRCUS GOER. •The governor grasped nn idea first. dizzy and fell, her band aud atm It wits with much difficulty that I en­ More— it js rumored that a new stove is to ‘bei-aua. | hy, ■ Adjutant General Dalton must j be placed in the township hall—Mrs. Tim going through a large window light, cut­ Not tin Hypocrite Who Tnke. tbo Chil­ Lave one nt the staU-houM of course.” So ticed him home, and from his air 1 hare ulhy ra.wurll, I, „„ n,y ,i< k !!«_<>,i”r ting a number of “large If" ga»,? h -s«»:> with the no doubt he would hav.- gone on circling dren to Sec tbo Animal*. j off they tn tted for the statehouse to con­ Encl.u.1 I. m, th,, side lt.t-1-auc n.h ,J 1 .• “*“ 'J4’?— -11 '.” Maggie Kershaw, Kyrtaw. of ot liaae Fist. n“ g.ara -rai-i IUe*>eit l>e the mm who went to the dr* fer with Dalton. To their sunwise and his self imposed charge until his legs failed at Allegan visIHng his son F. F. F. E. Fhk Fisk ~ - : (l,Mfc>bur*' la '••--.Itlng her cousin, Itobert cus far the cireu*’ sake! AH homage to discountura they found that the adjutant him.— **I*and Travel and Seafaring.” Win. Van Horn and fun • i»nj of- Delton, spent , Mai.-hall and family- \V. Cairns Is visit-I: him who went to the big tent* to see the SSTi !???"" ’-t Sunday with Ettie Falk _____ ____ ____ ing bls brother John. Ik—Albert Vak-nthie | animals and henr tbe^miiMq and kw tbo tniritaO. wn.-re their wa* one. n< ., - , , . purchased of Henry Vian a bouse mid । performed just Iwcmire be lilieil them all TI..- ..Ufetatav, .hl ta . In two acres of Idml. cast of Fi.-lt Lake—The .'-L™' til. .1 . T7": and wanted to go. Awnyw^th the byno- «x. I.'- mem .o M^ekmd, w>,e4 fcj"? Club aance dance commenced cbuHueiift'd Ittst hist Friday even-i evi-nuiun •.<!U *»<’«‘Hlict had Hie misfortune to crite who wrijt only to pkasJibe children some o i<- soggtsit.d that tWHisiblv ex-Gov- i ’r*-*u,4‘ or the United ». :■* es,-and of the gobd attendance. FKtv cnam charter* l,a,J',on ■ 'aw in Musher Am American never grows*> oiil tbnt a en»rl-«J.mfeF. Ifetta " th! I I""1™ “‘“I'*',- "L I Ing l.-e, with a ., &wvu mU-iiiiaiice. riny . -------------. ... cent'numbers .- iiuunn-iu ■ i। * l.,t• I ...... .niff ... <>rtb. ri„« uowi ,loffln-.l ^..rt the ilw Ameri- -s, might h*ve one; « the Electra's I S i««r numbers sixteen'fifty ( ?***» °f , .I ,,.......... -and ................ ...»l_ltafer 7 *llr -Mtwuuni. rn»sr nut bt.trt ‘’•vcr>-bo.|y had a g<xx| Ume <••*«“»« <»•<• all Un* Ungers on tin-; Hlugglsb blomlin hl-velnx aTresh There Irunch kunch ruseato.tr rosaentcer to find put. out. When ! ^TARAnt___ "flnnd T'1^ hnppy- After ,lie : CL-Ulv* ,hH fln"r I **from the qultk i.mrered man the doi.ghty general waa o.-ked If he had a ।, in the Lulled states and ..490 »»-re born in dance was election of officer*. Tin* fol- . * *,,fr‘ *> "*L-S h. Bussell and wife, of . In the ticket wagon to the clatter of the state flag he would k nd he turned to bls Ireland. Comparatively few G-tman«were 1.OWI,,K "l,rc elected: Rooiu manager, i1 !«iuwell, were the guests of B. Norwood busy workmen, taking the tent* down skipper and sabi; included. A little more than to per cent, ; of the total number of arrested men came nnrohoao L,.0,,n u-Secretary. Harry Kllllck; j B“d lku‘“ week—The installation ■ away in the dead hour ef tht« night, that "See ‘f silih a ting is on board.” .U.UO Inasurer, Frank Splckler. Arrange- . ^rv’cj-s "f the A. IL boys was well at- | brings back a sweet recollection of a hnp. from Germany and leas than 5 per cent, of A March proved that there wa* not. irr m mTr T/y*,. mi nts have been lw*,-n made mmi» with win, M. m D. Camp­ tended. .the the hall being belmr crowded. prtivrfmi About Aixmi pier nl<-r time, and a wish that .i... it •- could . .. be .* *11ments the total number of women. The propor­ Then General Bui'h-rxnid: bell so anybody nttendlug the dances can 00 supper tickets were sold. The quar- ; lived over again, There h m en more than “Tel. Commodore Gerry that I will have tion of the arrests of women to those ot haw a place for horses in his barn at 'ten tette rendered some very nice pieces of; that. The loud crash of music m the onoon thejilectraatfkSO tomorrow morn­ men is highest among negroes, when it cents each. । « » music, llio drama was well rendered : camels and gorgeously caparisoned homes ing.” comprises 879 women to 1,268 men. OneZ by the ladies aid—Ernest Pennock and iIconic in nt first bring* a Irit of. the red old His r. rawer wan reported to Commodore eighth of the total number arrested were wife, of Nashville, were the guests of F. | feeling to the breast <>f the iiinn whu carGerry, who wondi nil where in thftnder he under 20 years rat age, over a third were J. Norwood and family the last of the week j vied water to the elephant thirty years ago: George and Abe Caber, of Indiana, would discover one. knowing that his own between 20 and irh-h quarter were between When life hohllnz neither ipi-nt the holidays with Maple Grove - -John Scribner Is visiting his daughter al When 3<) and 40. a sixth ranged from 40 to 30, and life w*a was Ute like * * »tury. story. hdMlnz neither search bad liecu nniurcessfui. M>b nur n.uu. stall. Skillman mautmade a uobnurrigb. whiiup— -muni < viiuucK and ana Bertiia nernia Bowins ---- • .......Mills—Mart ucuuuru friends Ernest Pennock General Butler "got there,”as he alwara a ninth of the whole were over 50. Almost Grtvnmnn married *,vn New Years and 1i buslne<a 10 ----Hastings days.UMUt gone by. — the -------UJ , does. (..... ........... were ...u.,..., xvaio miiu . “ ,r|P — •■■v*<' driving there ln the golden olden gloryof a sixth of the total number of women ar­ ■ .................. t . . . ... . .. i re ....1 .... . r* ....... XVI... .._* 1... _ » __ ... . * j are now visiting friends at Hickory Cor- W|U1 a bur3C nni1 tutter -B. William* H by not be a boy again for an afternoon He wrote n letter to Adjutant General rested were over 50 years old. at the incaiev Rlckley ,j "lldr wlfe.,returned last ,, Satevenings Dalton asking him by all the lore and re­ Inets ....... —There ...... was ..rej ■literary ■***<■■ j u> ..... ........ from .Faw .... Paw ..... rer, nl- or -for- one ---- of those glittering vvruiuga Iuiborers lead in the number of arrested j school house hist Friday evening—Delbert | urda>—Mrs. Johnson has returned -from • un,1‘r l*>* «reat dust colored 'canopy that aped which he hud for him to get a state men wit h 1S.505, and persons of do occupa­ Shoup has the measles—Mr. John Geer-1Ibvr wwlts > in Hastings-E. Barret i ,s *° l,l K •>«»• wonders liefer it Is ever ......... >>■ uaounK5—r_ Jjurrci : ■ — • "Uuun, mnv u is flag somewhere and somehow and deUver tion next with 18,307. It is a big drop token down again In so short a it to him not later than 9 o’clock the next from these to O.tXM drivers, 4.0G5 house­ hurt, of Indiana, who have been visiting spent Saturday In Kalamazoo—J. William* i'ut ”P Why net munch peanuts and laukh uroming. friends here during the holidays returned aud wife drove to Milu Saturday to see his i workers, 3,213 clerks, 8,733 peddlers and to their home last Friday—Little lUasle brother Lewis, who is »>inewli:tf under | at tbc clown* just the same a.4 u if yohr hair The adjutant general, who had cozaid- 2,608 bartenders. Two railroad presidents,the weather — Mrs Evans Intends to build' were , iu hrown maiL.. ----- ringlets —......... tied by pre- ered tho him subject before, notv put I railroad vice president and 18 directors Bivens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Bivens, lr«Hou to “ apiraUou u brow none too clean, instead double duty upon his thinker. is quite sick with lung fever—A young a new house in the spring on her farm I "P are found in the list of persons arrested, \y. Xich- | | of °f the the gray, straggling •‘raggiing locks lock* that that Itit Is? Is? •kHa, ba! I have it!"' was bis exclama­ with 133 editorsand reporters, 110 lawyer^ man by the name of Barnes. wHb Is work­ south of town, i. ii:.-,; io tu.r Get tin nn n top tnn nn jvm — ___ a your puckete ing for Chas. Mason, is reported ns having oh—Willard Win..emote 1ms the mumps |, ^et : up ■ ,on — — —r sent, —‘ — fill , pwiccte 87 doctors, 20 jockeys* prostitutes Md 4 tion, for it just struck him that there was with things to rat. buy ,v thaprogramato and and Is mumping around home this week— wlth -----------------------the diphtheria. one at I ornAVarren. He aeut a messenger gamblers. Almost every known occnpa11. C. Boynton went to Kalamazoo Mon­ concert tickets, point to everything that iu post haste-to the fort, secured the flag tlon appears cm the list.—New York Sun. comes in. laugh, have a fear for the daring day — Doyle & Barlow, of • Hastings, are A* I have had occa*lon to remark, a and nt just 9 o’clock it was delivered taste for reading Is something that every putting up Ice at their resort this week— lady in the trapeze—do nil of these things, aboard the America. parent should endeavor to give his child, F. Cole has left for part* munknvwn. Also forget your shrunken shank anti thehappv General Biiller *ent it promptly at 9:30 Cheese, which has been the fortune of for It Is tM’ttertban riches—It is riche* of his wife—G. Hughes was at Hastings last little children about you, and be a boy o’clock, as he had promised, to the Electra, Roquefort, has destroyed its picturesquea sort that dues not take wings and may week to attend a meet lug ot supervisors— again. with hm compliments, and up it wenc to n ’ ? s®' It has brought speculators there Ixx>k xnenagerfe carefully carefully the foretop. The K. O. T. M. lodge, of Delton, will . 7 W*' through^ the menagerie What can please a friend be acquired without years of toll. We give who have raised great, ilgly.‘square build­ i*fr>re 1*,*^ 1... great —.. * *tent —* *beyond. . f the,drama, Breaker-.-' ‘jeroro into .the ■ ■ - passing »--- —-*1'1,1. MVTQUU. devuted much pains to this end ami -------- - ••Among -------- •» the *-• •­ Commodore Gerry was surprised and ings of dazzling whiteness to Lsreh con< or relative better than to stop have I think with some success. I*ong before I Bt Dlackmnn's hall Friday evening, JatL f v V you cannot w familiar lives behind happy and so was Governor Rowell. The trust with the character and tone 20th.‘ '’Oil. Good music 0:l n ™wl m "-’" In attendance, — AU- lh*bw"J»f‘hecag«» that line the canvas former sent a letter uf thanks to General of the old houses. Altbnugb '.he zlnte is that headache orblurr before the children begin to read tliemselvca, let aou, I walls. For all you know you carried wnthere be some regular time of the day set mission 10 and 15 cents. ‘ *■ the eyes reading, and aside ter to the very same elephant that is reach- Butler, and Governor Russell after the so small that ivconsists of only *nt ^ct when they shall have their reading. I mg for your grandson’s peanuts. Take a regatta wus over steamed all about Mar­ ami a few alleye, the more *cd*nu dwell­ extend and preserve that It is not always possible to suit the Jaste Itannelcl. sniff at that oddly smelling dust that bc- blehead harbor to thank him personallv, ings are remarkable for their h*‘gbL It is much needed good vision. If or understanding of nil ages, and so the! lhe revival meetings an- still In pro I1| longs the America had departed.—Boston burprising ‘to see in a vHlage !<« iniong r"'Z° only to to the circus, and ,close your but. books varj-greatly. Hawthorne ’ s “ Won-j Heraldthe sterile hills houses three btcrtui high. you wish to do a noble good der-Book”^ar his “Twice-Told Tales.” press and Ilia worldly people are not mak- ' eye* while ^“^ h,Ie.you you dl“m tbnt F>u Arc slipping The fact that there' is only a on lug n confession of their ein* very fast, j in under the st ------- —b *cat$i with a burly Cauvasman act. just have those eyes ­ may. perhaps, follow the “Arabian only a tow up to this writing, although the hot on which to build must be the exp’eaation. •your ’'“•“ ’heels. Nights,” and that give place to "Nicholas house I* CrJwded full every night with erly examined by one Don ’ t let us whine over broken toys cr What is moat curious in the place Is the There’s always/an iu the clrcua. It you Nk-kleby,” the younger on& finding them- people and the preachers are working eye study business. • selves at home amtin in Anderson and don t think so stay away. Don’t go there toy. pnlletl to piece-. ‘What is the chief cellars. Before the cheeae became an important and delivering the deepest kind of and next day layti on tothe children, blew end of xnanF* .tuya the catechism. “To be Dr. lias a large stock Grimm. 1 am really sorry for the child bard sermons, which seems a>>if it ought to their innocent hmrts, with their “id tn pie. spanked," «ays one whoee experience article iff commerce these were natural of fifteen who has not absorbed and ot tile best quality and great­ learned to love Anderson’s stories, .••Rob­ take effect among the unconverted—Our *oul reposing, glad belief in everything.” guide* hls-oiuwen But the chi^f end of a cavern*, such as are everywhere to be toy, let me tel! yOU| is not to be kept nor found iu this calcareous formation; but variety of styles of eye­ inson Crusoe.” the .“Swiss Family Robin­ bell Is shipped from the factory, but has- rhe funny old elephant and the chattering even to be merely play^ with, but to be now they are really cellars that have been arrived here yet—John McKinzey sold monkeys are very queer to them. No won­ glasses and spectacles on hand son,’' Hawthorne's Children’s Tales, “Da­ not last week his lambs aud sheep to Frank der that they laugh aud then lieebme fright­ dlsaected, analyzed, taken apart, looked excavated to such a depth in the rock that vid Copperfield. ” Nicholas Nickleby. ” aud is always glad to do his "Dombey and Son,’’ "The Arabian Mglita” Bullis at 5 and d amts to go the 20th of ened by turns. The same old funny cl swn into, comprehended and used for construct­ they are to be seen In as many as live stages, March—Nellie Edmunds returned to is there too, with the jukes that you will ive purposes. Don’t you h-v how that girl where tong rows of cheese* are stacked one best for h is patrons. ­ and Gulliver's Travels.”—Hx. Washtenaw county Friday—Arthur Ed­ recall It you will only listen and uoc try to studies the pieces? There is not a whole over the other. The virtue of there cellars ry giveshisown atten­ toy in the lot, or If there is ahe has taken from the cheese making point at view la munds and Charles McKinzey returned appear bored. to Albion last week—Geo. Stanley lost a So here’s to the circus, with ita sh.uu small interest in it. What squeaks come their dryness and their senreel/ varying to all cases and will not What’s the matterMito. Judge Clement very valuable colt last week—Mr. and and its tinsel, its city of dirty tents, its from that mouth organ! It has not five temperature of about S e’ego. centigrade trust ^iny agent or deputies. Smith? He’s all with keys in order. 1 hope she will not strike summer and winter.—Temple Bar. right!—Mrs. Martin Mrs- C. E. Edmunds And daughter Nellie troop of hard working, travel stained Woodard left last Friday for Wyoming spent New Years In Katamazuo—Mr. aud men and women, iu animals, from the that bunged drum. No, she will not, for county, N. Y., to attend the funeral of Mrs. Cha*. Shoemaker spent New Y'eara elephants to the monkeys, and nil that go her best attention is given to scraps and Time by Tower Clock*. her brother** wife—Good sleighing for in Nashville—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oster- to make It the greatest show .on earth. :part s. She ‘ings in total bliss among the There Li otw point in city ludi park where ' the amount of snow with light additions house spent a part of New Yours with May t always be as fruitful of as much rums n, of .. a. dozen Romes. lour large clocks can l>e Vs four be sceu seen atones. at once. A* Don t jou suppoM! Nero, when be Imjllcd , I reached that spot one day last week th« each night. Brother zero has 'not visited Itov. Wallace at Cooper and the rest ortthc bappiuess and instructlou as it has been °5 Irt’U"'/IFin Of miBd I Clty hal1 K11 boou‘e<1 out lh« twelve ■‘rokc! us this winter, but coming within four day at Kalamazoo— Erring Brunney Is since the first days of the cross country Hk^thlS • ot noon, uono. and prompted oromntret a - ------------degrees <Jf us—Geo. Brainard and C. R. getting along very nicely slnou the ampu­ exhibition. R Uitn American institution iIll, lire*! A llnr fellow, wholly unlit to [ of compan^m “ l«w a boy. They ' fit to be HoneyvfHl, with their better halves passed tation of hl* finger—John Prine was hurt that we ore all proud ot—Kansas City be nn emperor,, only ... It tl n 11 world U’mwl.} in .re order, reM.1 .. reand _ . • ho twecn the times registered. The city ban through Mlhron their way to attend Pom­ last Saturday in tbu saw mill ou Dunford Star. ' J ’set him to keep clock wrn- two minutes slow by tb< bell { couldn ’ t, oud bj and by he grew back ­ ona Grange at/Glass Creek last Friday- Usher’s farm by the saw striking a tie The Everett building clock was aa much ward rather than forward and wanted to too fast, the Garfield bulkHng dockRichard A. McCURDY, President. John Barber passed through Milo Satur­ and throwing It against him. How bad day with a load of bran from Delton— we have not learned at this writing—By­ Just after tha battle of Parryville, in pull society in pieces, just to see how it marked 11^3 and the big cloak in Mon­ Who »ays hogs don’t pay? Charley Starr ron Powers returned homo last week from October, 1803, Dr. SaVagc, a strong Uaion was put together. I am sorry tor the tague struct was between two and three don’t, but on the contrary says he has Northern fonlg whether he had been a man, was at one of his appointments to kings when I look at my little queen on minutes fast. Curiosity called for a walk' BETTER THAN A SAVINGS BANK. the carpet -Mary E. Spencer in St. Louis around the ball, and I found two of tha Tbo benefits to be derived from a Life Insur­ sold |300 worth of pork from two brood j ear. and fays when he came away the baptize some children. There was a large clocks in the tower marked the name hour,' ant policy, sad the deposit Of the same sum sows he kept last winter, besides his thi-iiimmetes was down at 124 degrees be­ crowd, and a sturdy southern matron Globe-DemocraU paid for prrmtuni.i in a savings bonk, raises a family pork and has the same br.md sows low zero—ike Tolles, while carrying the brought her four children to the altar while the other two were keeping time on question which in frequently dlM«cw»ed by peo­ to winter. His pigs a little less than ti their own beck. The dock ou tha Remsan' mail to Hastings, his horse became excited "Name this child," said the Union preach­ ple Interested in the subject of Life Insurance. A lady looks upon her correspondence as street side of the Garfield building differed' If a man :vt the age of thirty ik-noidtn in u months old average 25IX pounds. He by two fellows coming up behind hlrn rnn- er, laying his hand on the boy’s head bank each year the sum of «#.,*. nt I per cent, has sold his fat lambs for 0 cents per ning horses, making Ike’s horse unman­ "Simon Bolivar Buckner,” was the reply, one of the principal duties of life, a thing by two minutes from its mate on Court compound intereet, for ten years he win real pound, averaging 105 pounds. Now Char­ agable and running away, throwing him which caused a amila to come over the con­ that cannot possibly be neglected. But street side, aud every one of tha decks az' lae at the end of twenty-elgbt years the sum of ley keeps light on plowing with his demo­ out and hurting him so that a council of gregation; but the brave preacher went on the same laity will ofu-u reproach her serv­ which I looked differed from ray watch — tt.'M. 2A A death claim recently paid by the Mutual cratic steers, raises good crops, pays his doctors was called, although when It was with his ilutv. ants for writing and receiving letteni, say­ Brooklyn Eagle. Life lastir.inc® Company <>( New York proves taxes and don’t grumble about hard times “Nun. ibfe child," ukln« th. nut In ing that she haa no ■business to waste her time to bring the mall back he started and that CVanpany t<> have a deri,!«-d advantage over the ravings bank, ns the folh-w’ng fllus- —B. IL Fenner, W. C. Towne and M. ame into Banfield with the lines around enter. ‘ Pierre Gustave Toutant Buaure time. If we are known to write even a gard, ’ and the smile grew into a snicker * tnttfuu will show: postcaH In the morning, woe betide us. M. Maxifce du .Camp, the French In March. WM. the Company issued Policy Chase purchased each ot them brood sows his nock and one hand to guide and the while Dr. Savage became red in the face.’ it lathe sumo with reading. To be a readmician, says, in his “Souvenira No. 31,430. for <1 ADD, on the ten-i>aytnent life from tbo Arnold stock farm. Prices, mod- (Mhcr in a sling aud delivered the mail O. Hu baptized tbo young namesake of the v*?^ I”b'" w "rraat, »• «loM. ralres,” that after the revulutton a plan,age at Issue thirty, annual premium M0.n. erate—PreacbiHg at Milo at 10:30 a. m. soldier, and went on with the ceremony The insured luul always paid nL* premiums Sunday school after services—Installation lullre read norel. a»d newep^re In 1330, th« politic* of Frendunc in cash, allowing his dividends to accumulate, 8'£ped’ for not much ebc, to improve themselves; res which amounted at death to II.‘.'11.00. or F>13.90 of Uie officers of Prairieville Grange next the third. ‘Albert Sydney Jolmaoo” and often neglect their duties ln order to known by thdr beards. Snnnort more than he had paid to the Company; that Saturday night. Oyatem after-In the Mary Wilcox, of Woodland, spent lost ItouLs Philippe were ‘muttun came the answer. The amile became au­ atnoqnt with the face of the policy make the total claim tt.71i.oo. »4«.il more than wnhid trial of Prof. Brigg on the six charges for week here—Mr. Bird and wife, of Johns­ dible and the preacher apoplectic HeavSuin.bow wa tai the iaJuKte „t ,H have been reiUlzed from the bank; or. In other heresy—the writer voles with the majort- town, visited at Bert Shepards recently— this. It 1h not so much that we are bad words, as an Investment It hrul realized fl per SmT.t'S? ““"U 00 ” Pro,r™’ or Joe Wilcox and wife, of Michigan City, child, a little girl, whose gender he fondly and ungrateful as that we want our situa­ eent. compound inti-neat, less fTl.(X). Ind., are at A. W. Wilcox—Our school is supposed would preclude a continuation progressing finely now that Lottie Smith of heroic reproduction, and said, "Name tions to have more of the freedom of home Sir is handling It—Now wa are having genu­ this child.” ”lUry Sttxewall JackSn and not to be reminded every hour of ‘ *Te? OTr inferiority. It is not the ine winter weather and lovely sleighing— „ “Ei*1*'?"1' o( 1» boylog .11 the Sam Ney and wife are snugly settled la Lw. ’came th, nwoonae that art the coo- wo[k w5 mind; it Is having to be forever “ T^°ht u bMWdtohS" UDio ° p* ” 0 ’ Ontario thl, put «od all •djotnlng.jtap. Mrs. Hartman’s house—Mrs. Seger visited Ing iae mill running all day and part of at Battle Crock two or three days last HAtiTIXGS, 311 CH. COUNTY NEWS. GOODYEAR'S DRUG : STORE. ALBUMS GIFT BOOKS, DOLLS, ELEGANT PERFUMES, TOYS, ETC. Largest Variety— • —Lowest Prices. Peoples' Drugstore. YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STEBLING INLAID SPOBSS1SD FORKS Are warranted to last, j Also n‘emember ■ _ get a Present—“Good vrooa ZS Form,” off $2-00 $2.00 value non purcliaso with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry s tor e. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast । The Reliable Jeweler. when makes Lowry a prop who est tion Dr. Low personal The Malid Life. Ifi&nruM Co. J. V. McElwaia Special Ipest �2l Banner. ELECTORAL CUETOS ' ’Thurriiay, January 12. lb93: Several of Them Sealed and De­ livered Yesterday. WHAT IT WILL COST imvbwr, iu™ -------- - what to do he won’t a*’< me or uuy on* eb whether we like It nr naL’' • --------------- 1 To Getn “Bunk” at the World’t Fair City. encouragements. LESSON HI, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, JAN. IS. POLITICS AND POLITICIANS FIGURES FOB WEARY WAYFARERS ECHOES OF THE S0VEME3R “SLUMP’ CARTERS Hsretofor. Rock-Hlbb-d Kepubllenn Sistas VotlBg for • Democratic or Fapu Lincoln, Neb.. Jan. ta-The dty falri) swarms with politicians and each politi clan has a rumor. Dut the important quo* lion is whether the postponement of tbs organization of the legislature will pot pone the senntorhl vlectto:i. Rfa claimed that Jaietit^iHui Governor Majors will hold that in one week from today the legfala ture mar commence to ballot for senator It i» abo claimed that Speakw Goffln will rule that the senatorial election cannot take place until the second Tuesday aftci the organisation, or two weeks from to The prophecies of HBggnl and Zerhanab should be read in connection with the hfa tori cal books of Ezra and Nebetnlah. for ble Politic*! Transrorm*iiu»-v»««these propbrts were -peclnlly comnfa bhlliary Cievelund Vote—The ” Spill sloued to encourage tbe people to rebuild College.—SltUBtiuD of Affairs iu Nl»tes CHICAGO, Jan. 7.—Major W. Mnrth Kas­ the temple and the city. After the fonn Nation of the temple wax laid, hs we son, chief of the bureau of public comfort learned in Inst lesson, •nrmh* hindered Carlisle Talks About “Jolm”. of the World’s fair, issued a bullltin ye»ter the work, and It touted until the second Chicago. Jan. 10.-Today a Democratic; day in reply u> resolutions pasmd by vari­ year qf Darius, where onr present lewon adminfa:ration was inaugurated at Spring; j ous boards of trade in repml to citiwn* ol begins (Ex. iv, 94). • field, this state, aud for the first time since'; Chicago charging exorbitant prion for boanl 1. ”ln tbe Meant! year of Darin* the 18M that party is in power through all tbe ayd other ace<•minodaUou. during the ex­ king, in the sixth mouth, in the tirat day of state-dupartmeut* a* well ns iu the legis-. Thfa 1s an Important, point, for If Speakei position. The bureau of public comfort the month, came the word of the 1/5rd by iature. It was » great day for the “old ' Haggai the prophet.” Haggal. like efery Goffln *0 rule* It will allow the Douglm wa* organiwd by World’s fair directors foi wbeelboraes,’’ who could remember the1, county contest th be heard and if it if the special purpose of finding cheap, do- true prophet, was simply tbe !x>rd’* m» time when It was the regular thing. Tbe heard there fa no doubt the seven Repub- Kimble and convenient boarding places foi senger with the Lord’s message (verse IB) a. “Thus speakcih the Lord of Hosts, only thought that came up to disturb tbrir ■ lican repreeentaiivre from Dougin* will visitors to tbe exp-srition. The figures con­ minds was “how long will it last*” I have to make room for the Demucra'ic tained in Major Kaseon’a reply are the saying. Thfa people say. The time fa not ! ounteatanta. The senatorial candidate result of ■ systematic carivaM of the city, come—the time- that tbe lx>rd's house shoo hi be built.” This phrase “speaketh iwcuiviwi UWM.» —..—w ­ whose name la most mentioned fa John H. Twenty-four hours p previously, if — any and the Replies received show that visitors or salth the Lord of HotU” is found thir­ thing scene wn* Powers, Populfat. Tne Populfate supportthing a a more more rremarkable ' " JL, when with th- help ot th. Dem-, .wohilm th«t it ho o. th. prrt> rnuouj to the expoHlion will not be charged exce* teen times in this short prophecy and sive rates if they take the trouble Co make “saitb tbe Lord" fa found seven times, . . —w to Vonana the nominee several Republicans will vote foi oon«. »1TOOOS partr io lun™ outrf th. (> while tbe name “Lord" iu capitals (which proper inquiries. fa always Jehovah) i» found altogether in old-time rulers of the state and took and- says “- tariff - -I* not an •Issue.-” Figure* for the Sight-Seer. tbe thirty-eight verses of this prophecy at charge. Kamos fa atili young, but since Tliese .ire the average dally rates pro­ least thirty-four times. So we are not to TWO HOUSES IN KANSAS. her admlwion to the Union she ha* been posed to be charged for comfortable rooms, see Haggai, whose name fa mentioned but noted for her Republicanism and for tbe without board, located convenient to the nine thueti (and that fa an unusnal num majorities thereof The ceremony took exposition grounds: Single room, ainglc ber for so short a prophecy), but only Je­ place in the bull of tbe house of representa­ Topeka. Kan., Jon. 10 —Breidenthal. bed. one person, »1.M; double room, double hovah, and Haggai a* Hi* spokesman. tives and was witne«d by probably the Notice that the Lord observes what people tats * t-ne of *o many lives that here Is wtars largest crowd that' ha* .ever assembled in riwlrmnn of the Populist committee, ha* bed, one person, FXl’J; double room, double ournfilacuroitwhile Kansas on similar occasion*. The hall, in­ tent out twenty-six telegram.* ordering bed. two pcrsoiuL £1.70; double room, two say. and also what they think (Kzek. xl. A cluding both galleries, was packed to it* here all thos*! fon whom conte.it* have been double bed*, two peraon*, 43.30; double XXXiii, 3ft Jer. xi. 18, 10). 3. “Then came the Word of the Lord by Utmost capacity, and hundreds who came filed in both house*, twenty being In the J room,two double beds, tbrte peraons. 84.15; eeVrS-y to tata or two PdU ‘ ll<-y arc .triedy vegcteWs and do not (,np> or late were compelled to stand without the lower house. Under advice of Judge*. double room, two double beds, four per- Haggai lb* prophet, saying.” The wonfa ty Jar sdurn pta-« of the people were wrong words; they In u»o tho-n. In vlate at 25 wata; fir. for IL SoU doors. Breidenthal. the Popqlfal chair­ Dostcr and Webb and C. G. Clemen*, the: sons, 85.50. “There certainly does not seem, dicated a lack of --jmpathy with God in man. remarked when he opened the cere­ latter the principal Kansas lleu(ennut of according to throe figures, to be any Indi­ Ry druggUto evoQwUro, or Mat by malL monies that tbe assembly was to Inaugu­ Parson* when that Chicago anarchist or- cation that citizens uf Chicago will demand His purpose*. Tht Houm of the Lord now OARTCR MKOtOINK CO.. HewJOritganlztd thfa state. Breidenthal tut* deter-. excessive rate* for the aocommodaticm of being built fa the church, which fa His Wil L PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE rate the first People’s party on earth: rcculiarltle* ol the Electoral Vole. mined to organize a Populfat house by visitors to tbe exposition,’] said Major Kns- body (Heb. HI. f; r Pet. 11. S; 1 Cor. Hi. ft There were some novelties in the electo- withdrawlng all tbe members of that par- son. “and they can he relied upon to sus- Eph. ii. 19-42). and there 1* a* much ludlf ml voting yesterday, too. There wa* Illity ns soon a* it fa demonstrated that the tain the good reputation of Chicago for ference to it on the part of the Ixird’s peo­ Atthe GRAND ple on there wa* to the temple iu tbe days Hois casting her total vote for a Demo­ Republican* have a majority. I fair and liberal treatment of it* gueste. of Haggai. The Word of the Ixird was cratic candidate. There wa* Ohio casting A Republican Cuuutrr-Movc. Ten Thousand riaeea to Slenp. one of hern for the same. Only one. but Some ot the Populist members are op“One publishing house 1ms a patnpblt* sent to carpal the people awl bring them Into sympathy with God and Hfa purposes ’ Knchw Atamp tor circular. AfidresB, A. S. the margin wo* so dtfae in the others that posed to such a 'revohitlonary proceeding, now iu press containing a Ifat of over 10,(00 See Isa. viii. 20. R. margin. old stagers gas|W<l a* they heard the fig­ and workers nre endeavoring to whip them ; places in the city of Chicago where fur4. "I* it time for you. O ye. to dwell In ures: “Great Scott! where are we ni»' iut<> line. Breidenthal iw*nra them that the niahed rooms can be had nt moderate rate*, There was North Dakota so badly mixed senate nud state officers will recognize The prices given abovedocot include large, your ceiled house*, and this house He wifate. ’ ” They were neglecting the temple, that dier three votes went one to each of them, awl eventually the courts will do so. llr*l-cln» hotels, nor prominent new build­ the lending candblate*; would; probably in the meantime the Republican* have al- ‘ inc* in course of erection in the vicinity of the house of Jehovah, and attending to When you want, a hnve been one for Bidwell it the state bad ready taken steps to hnve- the supreme , Jackson park. Many mischievous rumors their own house*. Tho church fa a spirit­ four. ’ court enjoin the Mate auditor and treasurer alleging the likelihood of high prices and ual building to l» gatht'reil out of all na­ from paying any bill* that niny be con- extortion generally hive been originated by tion* anti presented to Christ a* Hi* Bride Nevada got up n unique feature. • Her traded by’auch rump hoiu-e. as well a* the perwm« interested in outside boarding in order that He may return with her to bouse scheme*, some of them apparently ir- establish His Kingdom on earth and fill pcopl” nre argentiferous ton man. The per diem and tnllragv of tbe mcmb<'ra. . Go to t lie the earth with His glory; bat tbe I .ord population talk* silver all day aud dreams 1 — - - resitausible and even fraudulent," might well say to the various denomina­ silver all night. Sosbegot up n set of tleiF ] . GREAT IS THE COMBINE, total ballots made ot silver. 2x3 inches, en- ’ ., . , , SPACE IS VERY SCARCE. tions, which make up the visible church p-rnral with the nniur. ..I .Weaver nod , l>e~l>~h l» < l«~l. Ilrok.a "I* it time for you to bo so occupied with Field. Of course noliody else was “in it” “ , your own little company instead of work­ Fine line of creams and out HitUdlngi Assigned. there. California was another state ‘ Denvek, Jan. 10.—Tbe deadlock to the ing earnestly to complete my body?" “I* it Ninety percent, of all the spacein World’, time for you to b* spending hundreds of that divided her vote, giving S for Clove- senate wifa broken yestcnlay afternoon by fresh confectionery. land and I fur Harrison. Michigan divided ' u combination ot Populists and Democrats, fair buildings has already been unsigned. thousands ol dollars upou church build­ her vote, but it was owing to the law that The terms ot the deal had not been com- The ---- -----------------------complaint, now pouring -------- «,----------------in from every ing* instead of sending the Gospel to the • gave the electoral votes to the district*, 1 yesterday morning, ns the Populists ' direction come from would-be cxhilritora heatbauF” othcnvte Harrison would have bad them thought the. Democrat* were aa king too ’ who want to get the remaining one-tenth 3/*’,Now therefore, thus saith the Lord ~ c,-,! much, but terms acceptable to both sides of space and from firms that offered in­ of hosts, Consider your ways." Because .... . . . ,, . ... , .. ,. ... .. : were agreed upon at the noon rvces* and 1 ferior exhibit* and were ruled out. These of the neglect«xl condition of Hfa house He t.nhlSlrtrc»ihSiri2»m2tea innu«UnU:,y on convening in the afternoon ' complaint* have been anticipated from the would have them stop and consider. He BUSINESS CARDS.. publican stronghold also nxaeiea mark In Ito | they tf) the- election.*.! th<M-cn- beginning. Scores of applicant* fur room would have them look at things from His | history by giving its electoral vote fur a ■ tary, and Kennedy, the Democratic candi- to the building seemed to think that things standpoint—like Jeremiah when be said. A I ALICE KIRK. M. D. Democratic prerident. The majority was not "Is it nothing to you all ye that paw by? hSS” nml i ««• then 7.W0. but °ut It «i was enough. ea°a«n- || date, was elected by 2U votes to 15 vote*. 1 good enough to be shown at a county fair Behold and tee if there be any sorrow like 'lorse. less ■ For *ergennt-at-arins Cummings, thol’opn- I were also good enough for an international . All call* promptly attended <1ay or nlgtit* Of- Then there wa* Colorado, the) Centennial • list candidate, was elected. The minor exposition. Many of them refuse to under­ unto my sorrow wh Ich fa done unto me. Ice over I*. (L S:an*elI'M boot ami shoe -'tore utwnvn reliably wilntov Republican, RA»,,,tl,!tenr, fell f.*ii down <lnwn . '’ state,always were divided between the two par- ' stand why their county iair display* have wherewith the Lord hath afflicted me In and worshiped the silver dollar and went i!] offices tbe day of Hfa fierce anger" (Lam. I. 12). ties The only business of tbe senate out- been shut out. AMES A. SWEEZKY. Populist. Yesterday her four votes were j| side tbe election of officers wa* the When we think of Jesus waiting and long­ ’ One-Third ~ * Only Dig ~ Enouglu Attorney al laar. Rinn to Wearer, aa tbe .Undanl bearer of bouamolurmn aAtu Ior About three time a* much space was ing fur the completion of His church, that ll»slln«». Mleb. the luely young party that played »o much .g.1,,,,, the full and unlimited coinage of silver at naked fora* the buildings afford. Under He may come again for the conversion of Practices in all courts of the state. Col- havoc with Republican hopes iu the west. ' a ratio of 16 to 1. |N.*ople Israel and the world, may theseHl* circumstances the of assignment Wrote Their llallot* with Gold. 1 lections promptly attended to. 1| •• of room wa* a difficult and pcrplexigu; we not bear Him.saying, "Is it nothing to I The Wisconsin electors, iu face of the f duty The department chiefs wanted' to you?" “Consider your ways," and see that fact that it was a new thing for Wisconsin CHEYENNE, Wy., Jan. 10 —There wa* make tbe finest showing possible, and as the heaven* arc higher than the earth. BS. E. H. A C. P. LATHROP. > to cust.it* vote for a Democratic candl-1great ------ activity in legislative circles . . ..yester-' stndiwl all the application* carefully. In llomoepathic Physicians and [ date for president, wrote their ballots with ij day. The populists held a conference in , some departmeiit* the a**lgnmenis were Surgeons ‘ G. “Ye have sown much, and bring in Promptly at' pens, and each will retain the pen he I All calls city and country ; the morning to decide what line of action . completed months ago. The fine arts little; ye eat, but yo have not enough.” , used as a souvenir. Another state that ! leuded to. Count the sevenfold disappointment in j they would take in organizing the • house j building wm , perhaps,the first to be signed * divided its vote wa* Oregon, which gave today. There seemed to be a slight division i away. Chief Ives finished hfa allotments thfa and the ninth verse, and compare Isa. p A. SCRIBNER. M. 1).. j oue votc'to Cleveland. of opinion, and they adjourned to the nearly six months ago. The fisheries build­ Iv, 2, “Wherefore do ye upend money for that which is not bread and your labor for evening. The Democrats were crying trying to ; ing w oh u«>u not »«r tar urutuu. behind. Transportation V . Physician and Surgeon. BROUGHT IN THEIR THEIR SICK MAN. aud uviuui-nua a inuspunamiu -----’ j make a deal with the Populists to a cure «u«d mines buildings assignment* were that which satisfieth not?” Men labor In Delton. - Mich. Montana Democrats Humid to Hava AU the lie- prawiraiij practically fluished months The same vain and spend their strength for uaught Office In residence, one block east of depot. uir speakership, (•pcjia.i-rauip, but uuv last uuil evening the uie iu*uuuuicu uiudh ___ago. „ __________ (Isa. xlix, 4) when they are out of harmony ] publican* offered the sjieaker to the Pupu- fa true of electricity hall. >«_.------->------ --------A,------else «— they asked. i Delay nt the Ubend Art*. with God; hut when God fa working in us. A. A C. 11. BARBER anti. almost anything Helena, Moul, Jan. 10.—There was .•( lists People’s party arc in splen-1 • Physicians and Surgeons. Agricultural, forestry, and — live ----------stock al­ though it may sometime* stem that our , ------------------„-----a dramatic scene iu the house yesterday 1 for. The -----------------------vvpeople —-----------■> — = -------- -------------------Call, In rity or county rwponJH u will, wben A. j. l>avill„n. raemb,r a ! did Jupe, an.l II d>cy wl«ly Urcy wiU , lowaocc .!» practically JnUb»t Tbo lalxir is in vain, it fa never really so. His ■v.......,l.« . * i-nntml Ictrtslatnr* and nml mnammonf Iv .• nnlv control t_h,x the legislature consequently only tmuhloronnin troublesome iL-lnv delay hn« has Iwr'n been it, in Imlna. indu*- word may not accomplish whnt we please, promptness day or night. Democratic national committee for Mon- legfalation. ' trial hall, to which the manufactures and but it will accomplish what He please* j tanautnd onr of the memliers of the house Lateil—At the caucus last evening the [ liberal arts *bows arc to be made. Asslgn- (Isa. Iv, ll), and our work is not in vain in SHELDON, of representative, from thfa county, was Deuiocrat* nominated William Hinton, a , ment* to these were delayed because direc- the Lon! (I Cor. xv. 58). Wages in a bag Abstract and Beal Estate Office. carried in the imp. It was understood free ililver man, for senator, and announce I tors postponed their decision to regnrd to with bole* make us think of the treasures Abstract Block. Hastings. Money to loan ou Kcal Estate Real Estate that a vote on the Hamilton-Leech con- that they will stand by him. No coalition i the special building for education. Chief ou earth which the Saviour contrasted cnmnilsiiou. General conr — sold on cammlsiioo. conrejranchur. . . ,. v . , daring a complete set ot Abstract Books cotn- t®st wou^ 1x5 taken and Davidson s pbysi- with Populiria wa* effected, as the Popu- j Allison’s serious illness also contributed to with tbe trpumrv in heaven (Luke xii, 83). cl,c J.Uy IHnctor Csml Dart. a«ya 7. “Thus saitb the lx>rd of Hosts, Coo plled from the Records, can famish complete clans gave their contest to have him taken 1IM. -wmt lh« mrth.Seem* * Promt*ing p*rty. ! thnl flnnl allotment* will l>p made in this eider your ways." The Holy Spirit never t rac a. Q. p. BROOKS. Clerk. to t|ie a^yjon. jje has |yjng at the repeats needlessly. Tbe fifth verse was in PirnDCUO, Jan. 10.-7% meeting to form 1 “ctloQ t‘“t Hotel Broadwater euer wince his illness P. DRAKE,. M. D., conorctioa with the desolation and neglect Tb.. XT o’ and an electric car was fixed up to bring .a-p^-lp-tywIUk of the Lord’s house, but this fa In connec­ Office over Holloway’s drug store. him into town, a distance of about three W°T£T ^ffr?8D M hel<l 1 that has ever l*en held since that interest* tion with their own desolation or fruitlee* • Ofllceiioursfroin9to4p.ni. Telephone, eon mile*. ' at 150 Sixth avenue yesterday. Seven-! ing flower was brought from it* native toil In thfa and the next verse, with wfing with residence, at Holloway's drug men, four women aud a 16-year-old boy. land and transplanted to American and verses 4 ..nd 5 of the text chapter, there fa He was accompanied by two physicians attcndml it They did nothing except call 1 European soil fa now to full bloom at an interesting sevenfold command (Con g M. FOWLER,D.D. 3. and hfa wife. Arriving nt the house he was another meeting for next Monday. Then Jackson park. These primroses are the slder. Go up. Bring wood. Build the , put iuto an invalid’s chntr and four stout they denounced the old parties until the . flrot exhibit* at the fair to compete for house. Be strong. Work. Eear not) each women said 'Dial they would have to go medal*. The time set for judging the Office hours s a. m. to 5 p. tn. men carried him into the lialL . The chair home and prepare supper for their bus- flowers and awarding the medal* fa next part of which we may well take to our selves in reference io our part in complet­ was deposited in the center of' the hall and bauds, and the meeting >uljourned. Tuesday. Tuesday. DHlLli’T. COLGROVE, ing the church. There will be nothing but the speaker came down to him and admin­ -*• Attorney st Law failure,in our live* a* long as we neglect McCreary Has an Ambition. istered the oath of office. The stillness Within * few days there will arrive in the lord’s work, and even though one v‘ Sm’U1 * Colgrove.) Frankfort, Ky., Jan. 10.—Members of during the time Davidson was carried into t>—..^r5 JffUnfaa block, Hasunp.; New York for Rhipment to Chicago a should amass the wealth X Babylon, In the legislature have received a letter from Practices In all the court* ot the state. the house and while the oath was being r. painting valued at f.^>uuo SW.ooo ana and of such one hour it shall come to taught (Rev . .. .. ......... laiuou ai huge dimensions dimension* that that two two freight freight cars cars will will xvill, 17). administered was almost painful. The Congressman James B. McCreary, dated jj huge A E. KEN ASTON, nuhiniztzin * — V— _.it, I ---- —to *—- bring . — — . ..it ■ to... ■ . The __ lobby was jammed with people and no Washington, Jan. .Tnn fl. stating that he • will be required this ..city. 8. “GO up to the mountain, and bring . Attornpy ®t Law, __ ; iwuner had the oath been subscribed by be a candidate for United States senator, painting is a panorama of the Bernese (Over J.8. Goodyear &Co.’s store.) than a cheer went up that could be and that he hope# Ufa experience as a legis­ Alim of Switzerland. In will be placed on wood, and build the house, tfnd 1 will take Practice* I n all courts of tha State Collection* him hearda block. lator, governor and eight years in congress exhibition at tbe World’s fair in a special­ pleasure in It, and I will be glorified, salth promptly attending to. ’ We have nothing to do with ItepubHcitn* AVer* Uardheiu-ted. bo* equipped him for the duties of senator. ly constructed building, having the dis­ l..™Lo,r4' difiiculties. either real or apparent. It fa L R. TIMMERMAN,- Homcepathlc Phy­ An appeal was made to the Republicans tinction of being the largest panorama Tbe Dlloois Ix>xi*lnturn. our* to obey; raralts are with God. His ever painted. t ‘ to pair with the rick man, but none re­ * ’ ■ slelan and Surgeon. Shunofiklp, Ills., Jan. 10.—The senate »»>1 lib ulorr .re ...rythlnj ’Jfflreover Lathrop’* drug store.) sponded. After some discussion it was de­ Another Choice Souvenir. Even Christ pleased uot Himself, and one cided to poNtpone action on the Hamilton- yesterday did no business worthy of note, Another consignment of souvenir coin* of His last joyful testimonies was, “I have AW, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ Leech case until today. Davidson wax ex­ except to receive a bill jor the uncondi­ pmi’”.1 yesterday from glorified thee ou the earth" (Rom. xv. 3. ING OFFICE OF cused, and now that the Republicans see tional repeal of the Edwards law. kpg8 cou,Ain‘*1 173.000 John xvii, 4). Let us take us onr dally Palmebton A Smith, that the rick num fa sure to be on hand Tbe house was In session, but ten minutes M.Uey ch«wd r , Woodland, Mich. when hfa vote Is needed on political ques­ and did nothing except arrange fur inau­ to "°rM" Wr nt the mint. About mottoes. “For Thy Pleasure." “For Jma*’ C. S. PaI.uektox. J. M. Smith. tions it is probable u pair will be arranged guration today. Both houses adjourned to 10(1, <W wuvcnlrs have now been iraued. Soke," “Glorify God" (Rev. iv, 11; II Cor Notary Public Justice of the Peace. for him. iv, 11; 1 Cor. vi. 20). and lire to build the 2 p. m. today. In the lot that came yesterday was the first house. ‘ Loih struck with the date 1893 oa iu Elector* Indurea Marphy. ‘JOHN” HAS A MIND OF HIS OWN. ft. “Why? salth the Lord of Hoste. Be­ componed and writ­ cause of mine house that is waste, and ye Albany, Jan. 10.-The only feature of the meeting uf New York presidential ten by a colored man and the cast to in­ run every man iuto his own bouse." If we clude only colwed people, will be one qf electors was tbe unanimous adoption! uf a seek .first the kingdom of God and hfa ttDd u'U(»’le »“™ctions of the Washington, Jan. 10.—Mrs. John G. World a fair at Chicago. The opera will righteousness we have the promise that all . imams Mauk.) Carlisle yesterday emphatically <Jenied the dM will b. «ld«l vi. ssx where., be a new version of “ Uncle Toxn ’ s Cabin. ” if we seek firn our own interests there fa WHEELER’S HEART AND NERVE published statement, purporting to be or Its compoeer fa Will M. Cook. UrU*l«,«n' lBi.m.ilon.1 Culm.. her authority, that Senator Carlisle has the probability that whatever we may an CUBE. Baltimous. Janja-Tb. made up hi* mind to decline the invitation cumulate. Goo will blow it away or sud Will positively cure Heart Disease. Ner- of the president-elect to accept the treasury •anuAl eomenUoa ot U>. lounmuoud New Yom, Jan. ft—The Hurines* Mcn’.-s denly take us away from It. votr*nr»* and Sleeplessness. 4 to 8 dropn portfolio. She said that up to Saturday LmonotBrteAUnr. and Mwn, mcl phsce to close tbe Democratic club of thfa city held a ban­ ,3!*“ *7““ * f™»rL\rUrnCllbitC K“ara»l««5d free night, when the senator left Washington * trust teachers will go on to cuu rom.opitema jtev. il N. Middleton, pas- for Kentucky, he was still uncertain IO a two weeks’ business session. The delX quet Saturday night to memory of the bat rider the threefold assurance of 1. 13; fi. 4 -r ehu"h’ (-,e<lttr Springs. Mich. whether to accept or decline. ‘It 1. said Kates were welcomed to the city by Colonel tie of New Orleans. Tbe principal speak,* LdaS p'~nce’ Hi* Splr were S'rangers to me that yon oppose the senator going into the Pre sent LI<T' w" ruaJror'" *<n?tary. wo* Representative W. C. P. Brcckinridg ,* '’TORitb. Note also thro thrice “B, wSa2d.JOhB Hearu’of O^w.Oola, who Bpuke far tariff reform. Ex-Govern. I ' 1 "Adlnmda” now. cabinet,” remarked the reporter. Campbell also spoke on the same subjet » Mern soundly and awake refreshed. Has a Way uf Having Hl. Own Way. and Representative Harter and other* al -W.U.- S- ropoodrf, -I wonU fnt„ “ th”°; Fell o« addressed the banqueters. Medicine Lo., Cedar Spring*, Mich. 1 ...__ . uT OA1AUWK*. that Jnhn mmoiti lr> . ... . Sold by J“- 10-Thoma. Scott, . Joo Fteldea Whip pod. Glider M the buder works of the Haddock New Ohlbaks, Jan. 7.-Andy Bow,-, concluded tbo first fistic event of tha CreHASTINGS. Then will ail d-KTOJRdAud CURE SICK KS’-a'S-ssgs HEAD ACHE Clifford Blackman Boston Boy’s Eyesight Ssved-Berhaps His Life By Hood’s Sarsaparilla— Blood Polaoned by Canker. Read the following from a grateful mother: “ My little boy had Scarlet Fever when ♦ years old. and it left him very weak and with blood patsaaed with esakef. His eyes became so Inflamed that hlsmficrtngs weye Intense, and for seven weeks 1» Could Not Open His Eyes. I took him twle* during that time to the F.ye and Ear Infirmary on Charles street, but their remedies failed to do him tbo faintest shadow of good. I commenced giving him Hood’s SarMparilla and It soon cured him. I. u— — —l—L.I bare Uwonlal in any way yon ehoose. lam always ready to sound the praise of Hood’s Sarsaparilla because <rf the wonderful goodKdld my ’oa." Annis F. Blackman. 2M8 Washington St, Bostcn. Mass. Get HOOD'S. Uoa. prcporuua aril appcjujurc. ?«ot In iBTstumrau Act on a new principle— regaUte the Uvsr, stonsch and bowels (Arosol tAe ntrtn. Da. Mims' Pnxs ttoo. Smsltaet, mildest, FRESH LUNCH,:-: CITY BAKERY. A. E. RENKES. J D Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ lates an in-taqce of what is being Returnplished by farmers In the Red River Valley of Miunri-ota and North Dakota. He said S. J. Leland, near ills town of Dwight. N. D., bought TOO acres of land }n the spring of 1891. for 82.600. and raised crops that wason worth the salary of a government clerk. In excess of the cost of his farm, as per the following statement: *.r» 1‘n. ot wheat, *i Me8AM1.5O of tend. 11.1/ 2.000 JO Leaving..,.r,________________________ Case* of this kind are *0 commun Uin! they are.a true in the news markvl out' NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. State of Mlchixan. County of Barry—‘j. Notice I* hereby riven, that by an order ot the Probate Court for the County of Barrv. made on the Utb day erf December A. I>. IRiLslx monfii' from that date were allowed for creditor* to present their claims aza.nsl the estate (leonre Washington Nje. late ot said County, deceased, and that all creditors of said deceased -are required to prvsent their claims to said Probate Court, at tbe Probate otTtee./in the City oi HastlDgaJor examination mq allowance, on or l»eforr tin? 15th day of June next, and tliai ! Meh clams wtU be beard before said Court, on Wedneiriar. the isth day of March, and on Thur'daj the 15th day of June. next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon of each of Iborc days Dated Dee utb. A. D. iwi Chas W. Ahmstbong. Judge of Protmte. H L AD1R0NDA. J w. H. GOODYEAR. MORTGAGE BALE. Wbcrcaa default has been made in the cond) lion* of a mortgage executed by Neh<-mi.t Richard* and Hannah M. Richard*, bis wile, ot the towa*blp of Orannvllle. Barry County. Stele of Michigan, to .Julia B. Scoville, ot Gene*eo, state of New York, bearing dote the »nt day of September, iiwo, and recorded tn t! office of the Register of Deeds for Barry County. Michigan, on the 27th day of September. IS*), fo Uber twelve of mortgage* on page », on whi.-h there 1* now claimed to lx* due’and the date of this notice the »um of ouc one hundred, elgbly-ntne and 43 no dollars.priorip*I and lntere*t Ingetber with an attorney fee of thirty-five dollus aatMIpulried in said mortgage, and no acU on or proceeding at law or In equity having Peen Instituted to n* coIT^Jtoo ‘•S01 »<cured by said mortgage or any Pori thereof. Notice 1* thereby riven that by virtue Of a power of sale contained In salu mort­ gage and 1 be statute In such ease made and provtded. the said mortgage will be forte lo*e<i bv a °Qbf’®OrtIWd premise* therein desert 1 rd. which sale will be made a tthe north Ji°or of the COurt House tn the City of Hastings. intheCountyof Barey and State:of Mcxig-m, that being the place of bolding the Ohcult Crurt 'IWBugriCtiiBty. at public 1suctiou, by the ahrrIff of said county on Saturday, the eighteenth day of February. 1*83, at twelve o’clock noon of that day to satisfy tbe unoqut which shall then be due on said mortgage with interest. co~t'. and expense* of sale together with .Ihlrtv doHars, attorney fee a* stipulated In s;mi mortgage. Tne premises are described as fol tows, to-wit: All the following described lands, situate and being In tbeVonntyof Barry and Sluitxof Mice. Kay.1, wesl 1*0*1 °l ’he south-west quarter of ■faction nineteen, to township two north ran;t- ing to tea Lotted States survey, and'I went v acres off the south end ot the west fractional half <rf tb« northwest quarter of section nuiufa r nineteen in township two north range ten wet containing in all one hundred acres of land, be the same more or less. Dated, Novemoer land. isre. Julia B. Scoville. AUX W. HAMILTOX. ' “»««W Attorney fur Mortgagee. ADMINISTRAToK H SALK drceaStn>ttcr 01 1110 of Lake- •L ten o clock/ In tbe forenoon at the r°a 01 Probate In the o«ty of BasUngs in the county of Barry. Mi«hi«in. pursuant fo LU 1 d £U1* •*** rotete Situate and 55M1: ffiLS ?y exeepMax one hundred acre* a^eoeonimd bx^xv rod* north aud south by off of *04 tTOBi the bethewB»e^re*<wte^ r£*£llistiSLMiS^a �- ~------- - ■ roltnoM Fly Bite.. ft wograTacraaH box-'? Wr are vont to speak of slight disorders "If anybody think* it’s an eaay trick to as "flea hlUsa" (which are by no means to learn Jo be a st reet car conductor he's ml*ba confounded with flebltis), but iti now taken," said an old conductor who was SOME CURIOUS METHODS IN USE breaking in a new man nn one of the appears that fly bites. Kt- least, may be Hamon isdrowsy AMONG VARIOUS PEOPLES. * north side cable trains last week. The very serious. It is -not tbe gadfly we are tho day time' warned against, but the jIn hitherto supposed C4tn<Udate for a conductorahip wa* at bard to lie harmless (and ■■accessary ’ ) house ­ labor collecting fares os the car went hold fly. It is the old story cf living through tbe tunnel. thore'B tndige.•Ism ltU»g Tinder “There are --cores of things to think of germs ugnin, "in the inoculation of which at once. .Most- new men get decidedly rat­ this little creature, notwithsciuding the i dlaorder. tled. It’s a simple thing perhaps to pick weakness of its mandible, takes its share.” nickels out of people’s hand* and not for­ Another terror Is thus added to our daily The m««t curious of nlJ kpown methods get to register the frre. but that’s a small life. The true origin of the proverb, "I^e of makbg fire is practiced by the native p*irt of a conductor'* takk. He must re­ , would not hurt, a fly.” is now mado nptribes of Borneo and Bunnnh. Funnily member the passenger's face. He must ■ parent: snch is the mildncM of his dii7 C^BI I C ”7 r« morins the wo-:«, < SKILLS matter which la ct<«-< - enough, the Instrument which they em­ sec that he doesn’t get knocked into smith­ pofdlion, it menus that he would not even ? tog too system, will euro nil Bilinu* ] ploy is utilized fttr the sanfc pprpcMc to­ ereens by a passing car. He must watch destioy that enemy of the human race-the £an«l Nervous w,n day by the scientific physicist in thc'la- for the old lady who waits until the car fly. Slickly rollers Mlek Headarhr; I possess* little dog against whom two bo'atory. The primitive form of appa­ ha* reached the first crotmug before she J Cowed with a Tastelm andSalsblsCo*En«. । reproaches have long I nnsu hurled — first, rent* used by the barbarous people above nignal*)o stop the car and then gets off C Of all drugriata. PrlosJISjwnt® ° box., referred to h simply a cylinder of buffalo backwHni. blaming the conductor if she that he is not a sporting dog,-and *cchorn, with u sortisofJostled piston that lit*process.' into it. He - wmust'(ing r--------------------------------------in lire 1 omily, that he is uacles*. It i» quite true In the receptacle that holds this "tire iu .the fares aud Jerk the stop and start that his notions of tqxirt are restricted; he *• syringe." r.s it i_ is caiied, ... is also carried a - bell at the HUite time. In short, the cable will not tackle a rat ami has some appre­ « . Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National - small box tilled with tinder. When fire "... 1h ' train conductor mnst be a man of distor­ hension about t.wkling a mouse unless it Want.Nl u piece of tinth-r is placed in the ------------------- ------------------tion, not to say brains. Some-------folks-------have 1* in a very feeble condition. But to see astings ity ank news as any other paper of its class. hollowed end of tbe pixton, which is there- fallen into the'habit of -Jumping-at the . liihi'in pursuit of a bluebott le fly is to wit­ -Mich. Hastings, ----------------------- <.... (--------- - ----------nessa chare ot the upon ^inserted iuto the n.euth .' the cylin, conclusion that nlmuct any sort of amost *lunk-enlivening deder of buffalo horn. Hol ling ihe cylinder head* can be a j-lreetc-lfconductor. Watch ! scription. and half of ii up iu the air. 1 «_ the ,l. left i..». ih.>nd ---- . .the L.--------.-----strikes ... .. . confess that 1 often join tilth him on wet CAPITAL $75,000.00. in operator the that neWiuan nnd see huw he perspires knob of-the piston n hmttrt blow with the , trying to Icaru the business. He takes it days iu this harmless recreation (for ha SURPLUS 18.000.00. open right baud, tbe force being Ntifdcient pretty ccoily too. He docs better than the never, by any accident, catches the. blue­ . »to drive it home. average, it takes tbe average man all the bottle). Incorporated under the laws of the State of Michigan. Owing to the natural law by which com- i way|trom threu days t<». a week to become When left alone, however, be will' pur­ pressed air gives up he.it under reduction ? competent to manage a car. sue tbe common housefly with grent itqpOpen for business Dec. 19.188&. of volume, the tinder in the end uf thu pis- , "Every once in awhile a mon lose* hh ecss, especially when it is on the window­ ton catches fire and U seen to be alight, | Job by missing fares. For Instance, he is pane. Hitherto I have frowned ou this officebs: when the piston is instantly end quickly ■ watching the rear of the car to let off a n*creation as being cruel and even barbar­ withdrawn after the blow has been struck. [ paraenger and some one slips onto thu cur ous, for ho not only kills but devours these*, D. G. Robinson,President; Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. Gentle breathing up$.n tlie spark fans its . quietly from the other side. As a rule, snuill deer, but I now perceive that be is D. W. Reynolds. Cash er. commencing glow; iresh tinder is applied, • people do not remind the conductor that actuated by lienevolenci* toward the human Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news DJr.KCTORH: which catches lire immediately; more ' they have not paid, and many fare* are race.—Ixindon Illustrated News. of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign blowing facrcaM** the dnruu, and scrupvd ' missed through no fault of , the conductor, l>. W. Reynold*. lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY wood and then small sticks are added to j A spotter spottoncomes along and the conductor P.G. Robinson. Ants and Aphides. make the beginning of a blaze. Easy u* ! L m-* his place. John Carvcth, CIRCLE” and - OUR YOUNG FOLKS ” Its “HOME AND SO­ iws-t p . ..^ ..... ! The ants ........ are on .... the leaf aud.... walking: this process for obtaining iirti. i*.>k*. it re- 1 "A»a -* . gently over the aphides, examining them "As a uiatteruf matter of fact there are respoi responsiCIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. quires no litt iu skill and practice. j bilities ilities even tor for a street car car conductor." conductor.”— — J‘ one .... i... by..... one.<>... the Latter remaining perfectly Its general political news, editoralsand discussions are comprehensive, A very iuterestlng moncigritph oil thu i Chicago Tribune. Interest pstd m thnedsposltwiil eeneral I motionless. One of them panses for a long brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no firemaking methods of the world, among ! ------------------ «—'— j time over an aphis: she appears to is? ca­ Hanklr— RmUr.ess Transacted which this one ih referred io. is published superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS’^are recognized I reusing it, now stroking, now gently flagelby tbe Smithsonian institution. Tne well At the zoclogical gardens the monkeys ! Inting its body with her flexible luiteunts. authority in all parts of the land. known process of obudning the spark of xrmeqt the sick one without mercy, nnd At length the iusvet responds, nnd from ignition l.y drilling with a revolving .-tick into uuut her piece of wood is lipa, dvrari bed. . x has little chance of recovery. The small ' iwek there issues a single drop uf a clear It varies in manner so much that some । monkeys bite mid pinch it: the larger ouas i fluid, m-t expelled with force, as it often is A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal frat” swing it round by the tail, nnd when quite. . when ' ’ .... .the insects relieve themseivea of• it, tton of a minute, while tbe Ainos of Jap iu exhausted, or dead, ns many monkeys as' 1 but gently exudi-d, the ant standing ready Wheat is low and and “THE BANNER” for one year require two hours or more for the purpose. can find room sit on its body. Frank to receive it and then proceeding leisurely should be the same. For a Next is tuentloued tbe plan of 'making tire Buckland's monkeys, so far as we remem­ ' to suck it up. 'The ants go from one in­ by Kin-lug, which is in commo:: use among ber, exhibited) considerable affection to­ sect to another, sometimes receiving a short time I will sell the Malay* and throughout the East In­ ward another when ill. But that may drop of liquid, but often having Ui. press on dies. A native will cut <: V shaped slit iu hnve been due to tlie civilizing influences disappointed, their.benefactors having ap­ a branch of tbeoil tree, pul a knife edge of his society. Generally speaking mon­ parently none ready to give in many rases. ■ ‘N. Y. Weekly Tribune," regular price per year $1.00 on a piece ot iron wood, saw quickly back keys mope and seek solitude when sick. After a time they have exhausted the and forth with the latter in the V. aud in Hut Sally, the chimpanzee at the zoo, whole* colony, and they go around inquisi­ less than three minutes he will have set luring her last illness behaved exactly as tively stroking one after tire other as if refire with the incandescent sawdust pro­ i human being might under similar cir- | luctant to leave until they have mode sure er i bj duced by tbe friction to tinder held under­ :u mat antes, While the large gibbon iu that there Is no more to be got. neath. Thro he will put the ignited .he next eage. which died Just afterward, I These aphides are of a species distinct This is a No. 1 flour. I warSubscriptions may begin at any time. tinder In u bunch of dry leaves, wrap them retired to the furthest corner, nnd refused ‘ from those or the rote tree, with which the rant every sack to be first In dried grass, whirl tbe bundle around ill assistance, Silly came to the bars Iu out* hnve been in all,------------probability --------------------------„ ,previously ------------, Address all orders to hi* bend and have a flame in a "jiffy." grade. 'rent, where she could mokt' easily receive j] engaged. They differ in «hn|>e, shape, color, size, However, the usual’method of flrvmak- 3er medicine arid food, and took her balsam ‘ ’and■'iu the shape nnd length - -• of- tbe > necta - ­ Live poultry wanted lug by sawing practiced by these people is if aniseed for bronchitis, as her keepers ries, but the actions of both tlic giver and ivrioix. to lake two pieces of bamboo—one a hol­ lictr.ttsL Only when very ill did she retire I the receiver show at: intuitive knowledge lowed convex strip.-niid the other prepared to her kennel, and even then would reach I of each other, which can uuly ire accountod with an edge like a knife. The former is out her hand to the “doctor." But there । for by au ancestry on both sides stretching placed with tbe convex side up, and tbe is not much' faith in‘‘physicking" at the i back over an immense |»Tiod, during which knife edge hoatved rapidly back and forth I an intimate relattonsbip must have ex- J across it. Presently the hollowed cuntex though one be.tr generally takes castor isted latwecn hoth classes of insect*.— IF YOU ARE GOING TO . piece I* pierced through the top by the oi!. which It like*, witch sufficing from a ' Curohftl Magazine. saw, and the inc.;:uh-sci-nt du*t fills upon !•. d throat: and « very tine bln!, the ; tinder beneath, igniting the latter. Some­ A.'Hr.ui liornbill. would allow- medicine to’ .4 uuiird .’lull* i>rn»ni». OnVL GEMTLEMEM. times the process is rttCcraqd. and tbe con- J . . | One of the worst evils attending penal t vex piece bolding the Under 1.4 sawed upon 1 A sewed shoe that swill not rip; Calf, bctorwoM gtxsl enough to leave , sjrvitude is said to be the hunger which ' the bamboo knife, which is fixed with the ! a prescription to. cure th(- oat-age Indian seamless, smooth insider more comfortable, t wre «nd pct y-or d<4»et» > y tLc QUEEN end edge up. Ba:nln> »:s an excellent friction ’ wild dogs ot mange. But tutishe left no ’ trails a man with a healthy appetite dnrstylish and durable than any other shoe ever material, the siliceaft coating is favorable directions a.-> to whether the remedy was t ing the first few months or years of his irn- ' sold at tbe price. Every style. Equals custom—v prisomneut. A mnn who bus just dono a ' for tbe deceiopmeiU of grant heat, while made shoes costing from M to $5. the soft, marrowy Aulistancij inside is very sfnr-internal or external application, the | lung term .for forgery «ays: ' p'.x-ur.. We ba*e five catuuletc and really dog* were allowed to cure f-hlmseive* tlii mitclves by domt 1I used u*ed to go to ix-d bed every night pinched ■ L The following are of the same high standard of iuflumrnable. : • --- baths' • '• in • - straw.sprinkled ---. by hunger. 1 began drvamingof banquets, r •..-iRn.'Ui M irrii -. runaiagdully hct-vernCiNcixv.vn <•:-.! hr’.*.( cr: >iw. Thcw trains ate the Quito as udd is the only ipethud of lire- witih the‘sulphur remedy. —London Sjiectator. wou|a haw thought nothing strange [ .00 and $3.00 Fine Calf. Hand-Sewed, ' -'y -Londqn Sj»cctator. onlv ComtCt a Vestlbufed TtSint tn»ri Cincinnati to n.aking known to the Polynesians, to j.jo Police, Farmers and Letter-Carriers, the SOUTH. You »;II save i r»:lv half ndav iodine. ---------------------- 1 | about it had not the same dream come to ' This it: is tin MlitS Ehorttst "1 here arc no extra aa.50, $3.33 and $3.00 for Working Men. whom it exclusively belongs—namely, tLnt Just h IJttle Too i uany. { me every night. The banquet was always ' Sa.oo r.ud >1.75 for Youths and Boy* of the "pkhvitog Mick.” ' The operator rubs I h Sj.oo llaud-Sewed. » . FOR Asmm»t ludicrous case of. assault caused ; the same, in thesamc place, nnd 1 always ’ a groove in a piece of soft wood with the |k $3.50 and a.oo Dongola. | LACHES . i outbursts of merriment in the [ bad the same place at the table. end of a stick of bnni wood, the rubbing rJh 91.75 for Misses. a<ldn-«» D.G EdwA*u ■. G. P. Agt. Q.AC.Roirts. Mick-wearing off particles of the soft wood tribunal eorret tjoniiel, Paris, the defend- I Tbe exasperating thing about it was Cincinnati. O. nr a-.k vo-ir home TUkct Agent lor IT IS ▲ DUTY you oww you and pushing them along in a heap nt the not was M Tetard, n good nnttired looking that just as tins first courw was offered I ticket ua QUEEN sad CRESSEMT ROUTE. to get tbe beat vatoe tor money. Economise in end of n groove. By acceleration of thu provincial, who wa* charged with dealing ‘ alwftys awoke, so that even in my dreams \ footwear by purcha*tn| motion tb<,-y are brought up to the point of tw-i violent slap* on the face ol ft. Bezu- ' I was nut permitted to tust -ot the munifl i cliel, a wiiv wily Parisian. Some short ahort time iI 'fill <s-nt spread which was nightly presented ' ignition. Much exptortutsut is required to chel. perform the process successfully, but flume ago the 'defendaut, who was in the capital ■ u> nw u,y *lrvp. is said to ln*-procurrf! directly without tbe for a couple of days nn busitivsN. happened | i dreadet! to go .to tx-d becanra the to find himself nt the corner uf tin- Rue de <lrcam tortured me. It only made me the use of tinder. j The modern lucifer match P sup« lio&no Richelieu In a pouring rain, protected only ' hungrier, and I then understood the agony ' all other devices for producing fire, ray4 by liiv umbrella, as be could not get a cab. ' <’f Tantalus, the fabled hero who'wa* tor ! —’ with thirst, ““ 'i *" tured and to whoso lipn the ।' the author of the monograph quoted, Mr. Washing to go to the Cliateku d’Eau, 1 ” Walter Hough, since it coiqbiues in one whither he did not know ins way, bo ac­ water* were evcrcumlug and needingJust rs and rrne instrument arrangements for the creation cordingly Inquired of M. Bezncht-I, who ns he wax in the oct of taking a drink.—'! vrcwi .......under ------ - n.. gateway. This 1genBouton Globe. of tbe spark, for catching it on tinder nnd waj< standing —■—j-------- ---------‘ ‘ to accompany _____ lthe‘._ 1 for starting a blaze—steps requiring sepa­ tlenwut vvolunteered ’ Eating Nightingale^, provincial part of the way, and, of course, rate operations in the -priinfUve machines. I Aa exemplifying the pitch to which Of the devices which preceded the friction shim-d Ids umbrella. On nrrriing r,t the Madeleine, which is is noraan Roman epicureanism wm was cameo carried ana and in- ; / mutch the nearest likeness to it was the J splint of inflammable wood tippci! with nlxuit a mile from the Rue de Richelieu, ' dientive of a truly barbaric mil u .* dish ’ ' iu n a dinmetrieallv diametrically nnnnsite opposite dirwrtion direction tn to thtbe I consisting of the tongues alone at some ' sulphur, which accompanied the tinder in box. the invention of the flint and steel Chateau d'Eau, Al. Bczuchel took leave of thousands of tin? favorite songsters of the ' , strike-n light, necessitating some device to hi* comiianioBrand.directed him to retrace air was requisitioned nt immense coat to ! ’ I convert the opark into a flame. For this his steps nnd to keep straight on until he satisfy tbe inordinate cravings of ono of J purpose the Eskimo applies wick soaked reached the Chateau d’Eam M. Tetard the emperors. <One can hardly avoid the ‘ I in oil to the spark nnd blows it alight. hereupon occu<ms1 the' Parisian of having reflection that such a being must have ! BUY Brimstone nmtohes are found iu Japan in led him a mile in the wrong direction been extremely untubeful. The liver of n * Gro«D^| ONLY the shape of broad, thin shavings tipped merely to lienefit by half his umbrella, capon steeped in milk wa* thought a great EVEWONEi . tha , nlong mw cud with sulphur. In Mexico and as M. Bczuchel only smiled at tbu »oft delicacy, and of solid meat pork appears to the cotton wicks dipped in sulphur are simi impeachment the irate countryman com- have been most relished. word 1 milted the assault complained ;of. The lurly employed. Tlie stanch Kamnu who did not take decided that M. Tcluni.ivaS —---------------------------------------- Justified hisphsworehomcjeopjrthlcnlly reclined dur­ •Spunk*." the common mime for splints court tippetl with sulphur, were in general ti-c in lining hi* temper nnJ acquitted him, ing dinner on n itlxurious couch, his head j. . Joker . . .tn .. the costs. resting on hia left ell>ow, supported by in this country prior to 1835, and lingered mulcting the practical cushions. Suetonius draws attention to in out of the way places long after the in­ —Londoti Telegraph. a superb apartment erected by the extrav­ troduction of matches. In certain districts agant Nero, in which his meal* were of France.today they are still in use, being Metal Bunk Notes Proposed. the ’ Partft5te”‘ ’'OU-structed Mke a theater, with much more economical than matches from Sir Henry Bessemer recommends tbe point of view of jn-ople of einiple halb ; issuance for monetary purposes of what [ shifting .scenes cii.uiginglwith every course, Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants Its. Hunting parties and exploring expe­ may be called a bank note made of uictol. j —Cbnmlwra’ Journal. ' | is stamped and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor ditions bound for distant countries usually Il would answer all required purposes and > on the carry, besides matches, strike udights, for would make forgery nnd fraud next to im­ I bottom of other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute use m case matches are exhausted or possible. His propoaitlon is to take a thin ■ Few animals seem more impassive than 1 sveryBoot , and Shoe. for Paregoric, Drops, Southing Syrups, nnd Castor Oil. meet with some of the many accidents to ’ plate of aluminium, suitably Htanipctl and | tbe tortoise, but those who have ever which they are liable. Patents are still I engraved, about tbe size of the florin, this I watched its movements know that tbo It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is. thirty years’ use by sought from time to time for pipe lighting disk of “the strange new white metal” to creature is really very sensitive. A few Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys "Worms and allays contrivances, involving tbe use uf flintand serve the .jmrpose which the one pound drops ot rain will send it home with all steel struck together by some more or less EngWKn bamcStoUW now fill—that is to speed; even the distant approach of a feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, simple mechanical device. A variation of- say, it would represent the value of ono shower makes it uneasy. Hence Gilbert cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves the-"spunks” was curled shavings tipped pound, aud should be made redeemable on White remarked that his tortoise showed with sulphur. "ns much solicitude about the rain as a presentation. teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Al the l>eginning n very general -preju­ Its intrinsic value would be small of lady dressed hi all her l>est attire." Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach dice was felt against friction matches be­ course, but by means of a newly Inveatecl The bright light of the sun seems es­ cause they were poorly made, hung fire, process it conld be made so it would defy pecially grateful to tortoises; they rarely and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ HASTINGS, niCH., readily absorbed moisture, emitted noxious all the Ingenuity of the for-ger, which stir out at night, and the approach of win­ toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. odors and wi re costly. The worst ones, would really make it a thing of great value ter drives them into their retreats. This 1 • Is especially supplied direct from onr however, were more expeditious than the after all. The metal is so light that tbu physical sensitiveness shows their temper­ .’lory, and our make of Rubber Boots and tinder box, and improvements were soon little aluminium disk could never be mis­ ament to be less sluggish than is commonly Shoes bought of him can be depended . Castoria. Castoria. made. Nevertheless it is seriously sug taken for a silver coin, and it would surely supposed. •on as the very'beet that skill and capital gested by Mr. Hough us worthy of inquiry be n much pleasanter thing to handle than The animal also learns to recognize per­ ** Castoria is an excellent medicine for chil­ “ Castoria k eo well adapted to children that whether the alarm lag deterioration of the a crumpled, dirty bank note, impregnated sons and remembers those who feed it, in­ dren. Mother* have repeatedly told me at its L. teeth of the present generation may not be possibly with the germs of many diseases. stantly distinguishing them from stran­ good effect upon their children." due to phosphorous matches more than to —St. Ix>uta Republic. gers.—Youth’s Companion. NEW HAVEN, CONN, D*. O. C. OsaooD, soft food.—SG LouU Globe-Democrat. EARLY FIREMAKING. TOUR FAVORITE HOHE NEWJPAPR Sleepy. Th Leidjg Rspubiicaa biiy Paper ol tta H Steks ONE YEAR BEECHAM’S C H B FOR ONLY $1.10 , Your Home would ba incomplete without it. TheNewYork WeeklyTribune LOOK«HERE flour White Rose Flour $ i .90 P oo L . FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. We furnish both papers for JOS. ROGERS. Florida This is the Best5^~ J^THEWOI I What is CANDEE The Best RUBBER FOOT WEAR CASTORIA HENRY OSBORN, CANbEE &■ ■ Medicinal Properties of Cabbage. But Ou« Dream. Sir William Fraser jucntlous a clever retort mode by Lore! FitxClarence when, w Id France in attendance on the queen. He E; met the Prince de JoinVilie, who. nn a French admiral, profesned to be patriot­ ically bellicose— toward England In par­ ticular. He said to Lord Adolphus in a friendly mnnuer: “You, my lord, aud I are seamen. 1 l.ure had but one dream in my life—co command a smart French frigate and to lay my own alongside of an EoglUh ship <>f the wune strength for twenty min­ ute*’’ Ix>rd Adolphus replied in a spirit of per­ fect courtesy, “I think, sir, that teu wosld be enough."-London Tit-Bit*. A very rich broker io Wall street got his । Mart in life by securing the place of Ixxly1 XU•'“■>! to a millionaire. It was lti« duty to walk Iwside the millionaire wherever hu | went and to see everybody who railed to visit the millionaire in order to determine i whether the caller might not be a robber, a blackmailer or nu insane man bent on murder. Nothing was taken for granted. Old friends who dined with the millionaire the night before were Ifaspected and queried ■ when they, called next day, bocaikc yon . know yourself that even old friends may ' go in. .hi/ over night. The bodyguard gpt rich-nmnstorted in for himself.—San Fraut cisco Argonaut. Iu olden times cabbage was supposed to be endywed with marvelous medicinal vir­ tues. Among other things it watt consid­ ered as being the only radical cure for drunkenness. Cato, writing of the cab­ bage, sold, "By the tise of tbu cabbage alcue Rome has dune without physicians for COO^enrs."—St. Ixiqia Republic. A Saying Transposed. Wife—Plea.* e g<t up, John. The'baby h crying again, nnd I'm too hick. Husband—Nothing but trouble iu this house! Never ram* but it pours, nml-*— Wife-Well? Husband—And as to tbe baby, it neve” pain* but it roar*.—Pittebnrg Bulletm. GUARDIAN'S SALE. Tn the matter of the estate of Wilber A M tore, a miner. Notice Is lisrcby given tint I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder on Saturday the 4th day of February. A. D., 1883, at ten o'clock in the .forenoon at the Probate office, in the City of Hartltixs, in the County of Barry. In the State of Michigan, panuaut to Urease and authority grant-d to me on the icth <la> ot August, A. D.. Jttoe, by the Probate Court of Barry County, Mlehhran. all of the estate, right, litis and interest of the said minor of, la ami to tbe real estate sllu.-ited and bring in the County of Barry, in the state of Michigan, known and described as follows, to-wit: The north ailf of the south half of the north east quarter of section thirty-three, town four north ramie elEbt west. Dated.Dec i«n,l. !>.. itwa. jAMXHToWNsaxn. Guirdlan. 1 " Castoria U the best remedy for children of which I am Acquainted. I hope the day is not far distant when mothers wii 1 consider the real interest of their children, and use Castoria inmedical snppUta what la known morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throat*. thereby sending favor upon It.” �Ktnxra ■ wowww -w- - w—»— county, by their vofisa,>ioLlfled, Mr. Low­ Name and residence. I was talking a few days since with a den that hb service* a* prosecutor couM . Oo.thwc. MlddlsvUle frisnd who lived at Fort tf-atiot, Mich., at be di*i»cn.“«'il with. This ombulon we tho time wbrt Thomas Edison spent bls j " * ’’ know the Journal editor would ntg ha»>- WHAT MEN DO THERE OVER A THOU­ boyhood there, snd learned many interest­ l Sarah K. MMy.Uhy made had It occurred to him, *0 we 'will , » Frank Jabrwon. Tboraapple ing things of Utt great Inventor. Thattbo i tury to both lhe Lord anu the people.” SAND FEET UNDER GROUND. now proceed to lhe facta In Hie ease, which • I Minnie darter Orangeville bent of the boy’s inclination was always ' I’ueelMy tbe doqnent divine might have are as follow*. The crime for which the toward mechanical appliances and the lat­ a ; b.id visions of Squawbuck oil on his mind warrant was desired, was committed July est Inventions of wbleh he con id hear is •T . *t the time. At any rate there are bun. 30lh last, and divorce |uvcrt?<lluxs cumChas. Puntchard to Jo*. Bryans, parrel, teltoo well known to need reiteration. His | ti mure. >23. 1 dreds of thousands of people In Michigan | menced by lowden August Beh, be acting special fondness, however, was tor con­ I J. T. T-ombard to F. W. Greble, 40 acre:. ; a-< attorney for thw gcnlleoaui ami Mr. HMte, 5700. structing crude telegraph instrument* ARSCWT 14. IS?*I .'who say ••Amen." to what he Mid. riuv. M. Moon to John B. Mood, panel. Asi| Swcezey swcezey for i<>r die uic Indy. imij. Bloch that time• with which to keep up constant communi­ — *ba< ----—presumably ---- —Jv>..n anHuir . . ___ 1. A bl[I naj| already Birraoy been introduced to , ,uc syri*. »*x>. bill bas the man been acting un- j .a,..,. ---,, __ cation with bls chum, who lived In the im ­ A* our readers nro aware, we hnve been , a . *4. Gllleland tolsaao and Mahala Swlkvrt. Hwr Mr. Lowden’s* instructionx, ImtlUctioU* wanted w.-u>ted a«| < D1T0RIAL NO1 £^- । repeal the Mhtor low.. Senator Weiss, ot 1 der mediate vicinity. After an enormous lota wtrt and U4.'i. City, goo warrant so Imdly, why did not working for the past three or four years to M. K. Nevins, to Chas.. NoMes, p.irecl. Cjry, M , ----------- ----- -- 1 Detroit, ^tfroduced IL This redeems one | Mr. ixiwden advise him to get it fire get n pnsa down Into u> the Retsof salt smqput of work the little fellows succeed­ ed in making two instruments, which were The f rj ntato’rhi-,’. ' uf the pledges of Hi/ fwrty. CynihiaE. Alleb to E. W. Morrill, lot MS, month* ago. when the crime wa* commit­ mine Ht York. It so happened one day carefully placed tn their respective bed­ Citr, giotn ted. and not wait until the Inst day in the recently that two personal friend* had rooms, so that early nnd late, unknown to . It is a practice peculiar to the demo- j ------ i--------------------Geo. C. R. I.ary tn Cynls and Annie I dry. to a, afternoon when Mr. Lowden ceitaliily see 0, Wool I and. giano. Mr. business down In the mine, and meeting - eiwtic lekdrra, wli»u n uiei'Ute arises j The Tammany Tiger is giving _ the rest of tbe household, they could comMerrttr Rood to Wm. Kran«, » a, sec js. knew that Mr. Sweezej- would have to us afterward they gave u* a very graphic the riwtion <• r a •’•iKi'dale. to claim tie ( Cleveland to understand that he can ’ t mnnicate that flow of thought always on OraoRevllle, g«a$ ’ , I prosecute the case? *11 Itak* to US like an Supbrnala Heed to EL M. Babcock. « a. sec 38, drecriptioo of the trip, «o much *0 that we tap between, two yonthfui friends. (| ti»u u,v imrt Of Mr. Uh- bo'dly u-id 1 !*.-•* luazMity at-us - rim , serve two masters. 'IThe Mugwump vh-• arieupt on tmrl of Air. Lowden l?>wdeii to to tma Thu intervening wires were arranged '. jUHltimorr, li»h Groier Ollier has 11A.S 'catcieatct- ' shirk rc>lier»9»llitY, Ill. >- And Anil l>v *AV almost Imaginwl we wore with them from O. A. Fhiiliui tn Jto;i!>cn and Polly Kublmaa, re: utdirau umuaL'W* <‘f fiyliu.’ i«> steal Jr. twnt of N. Y.. tolrhleh by thO Hit* way. the time they left the top until they re- | e^pc escape the tho entangling Influence influence of shrubshnib- 5 tots. Nashville. Won .No maltrr w uit Xhr f -ci* «n,l 'b<’‘:;-h ■ ed. have bitterly opposed thb election of Mr. Swcrzey wlH have to bear thw burden turned Igoin. and for th® Irneflt of our ; nn(j fences by means of toll pole*, Reuben and Polly K&bhnan to A. J. and uf a great part uf lliu reqMinsibUities as­ render* wF wUl give their description of . For ftWhile everything went on smoothly, j Sunn Beebe, Village Iota. Nashville, gjoo. itisjurtBi : thrt’ tbi* republican jfurpby to the I’. 8. muateJ and Grover - Husau B-ebe to Reuben and Polly Kuhlman. sumed by Mr. Ix«wden. of about 23 rages j wiiut they experienced and what they saw. thrilling experiences of Ashing trips parrel. Nashvillr. gaoo, candidate Leutitovl :<• ihe t'lf.ee »«,!i's op-; jn an interview with Tataomny Chief In the circuit enurt onnrnenrrd by. Air. W. F. Sidman to AV. H. Whipple, lata M and aal<h were enjoyed In retrospect over the wire*. ’* pouent. the claim Is always nude that the Croker, some HtUe lime np> Mid, that Mr. Lowden, have been cuntinuni liy him until They You may Imagine that you would like Bimilnr exciting plans were evolved for I X. D lton.SBto democrat was honcslly elected, and if the ! Murphy was not the man, and would have they will now have tu be. tried by Mr. to go down that shaft, but let ns tell you | (utUrouMJ, and tbe barnyard statistics were I Hiram VredenlHirg to Jns. C. Bray, lots 3 and g.Mlddlevltoi.WOOi Swe»'z*y. Mr. Sww*zey luf*>mis us that thht when you once stood uu the verge of j transmitted with unwavering exactness. 1 Clarence Bennett to Bert Ottl*. lot 1218, Cltv. case is finally dechhit Against him, his ,M,ne Of him. This pleaseil Hie Mitgh« wjll Issue the warrant fur the lady's manaxer* lotfdly asser” that the republl-1 wtuniv but euragH! the tkyr; and the r»> arrest, provided the money which was <>to that yawning bolt waiting tor the car to J Qne morning, however,the boys awakened esni *«o)e. the jJare. While this method । Mlu ]K that fly* Tammiuiyxfrer has setup tallied from her through threats!« returnwl let you down, it ta two to one that your . to fl ml all this changed and where order IXe Corinth Inn atructuru occupied uy is disl.b; rt ai d in every bay reprofirhsl- a jjow>. and wlhn he dpei, ajl the dein<» and her p;irdn«*r in guilt !>• nlro arrcRied. coinage would fail you. and you would J had prevailed was only chaoa. During the inform the guide that you would p-mtpoue . n|ght a cow had strayed Into the inclosuro ! the jMMtoffliv deportment .it Washington ble. l!: rs Hui pwtp»—• designed, by I crtjtle ar.ltnals’lremble, and Murphv will We liulieVH Mr« lowden will fare Just us the trip uuUl mow other day. Superto- I after knocking down the polo® sue- | wan thirteen yearniu building nml zreprewell If the history of the case Is not re­ tendeut Chapin was the ono who went • jn m, entangling the wires about ranln *2,1jo.OQO of the (Mopte’s money. ItfculruUtigamong ignuniut partisans the rc<i‘lve almost the unanimous vote of Hie vealed. with us, and of course there was no cause • hcr lt-g* that her astonishment and dis- 1 .belief that republican politicians me al-; entire democratic meniben* of the leglshiThe man who has the most to My about lor alarm, h- he knows tbe workings of , trwm ^re voiced tn tho neighborhood in Wj»y» seeking to defraud good democrats, Grover can say truly, “Tlml a the whole plant from one end to the other, mournful bellows which made the nlgbt ' charily beginning nt homo k gunernlly the: Yesterday afternoon. Mr. ahd Mm. W. Well, we jumped into the car aud waited l hideous. The greatest damage, however, ] one who thinks that reform ought to beginof their rights. The HxjcsTlldeu eontro-: pp.plh-t is not without honor,' save in his H. UWdiwIer |iad what >«*vum ru almost for the signal to start, and we did not WBB1 to thedelicately adjusted instrument*, on the other iddc'of tbe world. versy was the first notable ln»fnnce of Hits OWII conntri.” miraculous escape from death or nt least have to wait long before the gong sounded, I whfch hail l>een so injured by tho cow’s I kind of campaigning, and the alaim was so .------------------- !—L Mr. Chidester had a load and that wm the signal to let her go. > noTe| wlre pulltag as to lie utterly spoiled : . Work Is the Inevitable condition of bu-l | fatal injuries. inji . frequently rvlt^rate<l that TUden was bon-1. From Newark. <).. comes , . DOS t’iu report Hint j of wood1 to „bring in town, and hud hitched From that time until we readied the bot- for futureum fulne*a.-Kate Field's Wash­ man life, the true source of human wel­ estly elected um that of •fairly edn-1• -the already as I aa team team of of Ifractious burses to it. When he tom no man will ever be fully able to de- • • ou/ >» thousands -• —...y --•• — flock masters - are ------—t selling ------ * out — fare.—Tolstoi. eated democrats now believe it, notwith-1 rapidly as poygiblc. and ihut' more sheep I attempted to climb to his sertt Hie horse* scrilie the experience. eated democrats now beilrte it, notwitb- rapidly as po«xible. and tent mor* sheep • suddenly JJunipeil throwing him back, the After lhe first 200or 300 feet thpre is a , standing the electoral commission ivblcb I have liyen sold in Licking, Knox, Gum-’[ *. j lines became eutanghsi and Mr. (Juideatcr waseputid at Mr. Tikten’a MiKVeation. 1 sey. Carroll, Morrow anti other wool grow- . fell, tbe horses turning and passing over feeling it would be hnr»l to explain, sort of ' a goneness, as It were, and you don’t care I decided in favor of Haye*. The plan i ing counties In the past wwl; than iff any him -with the load of wuo<L In the mean­ much whether school keeps or not, nnd the ' woikrd i-u well in 1871* that democratic | similar period for year* IVuolls already lime Mr*. Chidealer had seen whof orcur- changes are-so different and varied that , red and running out •elzed the hqrees by one begins to wonder what will come next, ' leaden have renewcd it at every >ub»c-; declining, and wool growera believe that the bits, they threw her and pas<*d over ----- OF THE-----When near the bottom the car on which quent election where a contest was raised. ; under a free wool bill, Australian wool her body and Mr. Chidester’s the. second you are riding begins to slow up, nnd then 1 and the facts tbu cv*e rrc purpose!) j will kill the business In tills Country, and time. Then heading for town they thu comes the moot peculiar experience of all.’ concealed when Hu y wuul.l absolutely re- j so are getting rid of Uiuirriirep as rapidly with the luad until tb-y reached the four You imagine that you are shooting up corners this side of the creek and livre the fute the democratic claiai. Fa>h Instan­ [ as posslbK*. We doubt the wisdom of bob was left, lhe horses keeping qn until want aud that yon will soon be among the stars. You can Imagine the sensation ces of this campaign method are to be ob­ such a policy: as a certain number of I (bry reached D. R? Cuok’Z whise they from going down at the rate uf about 10U *”**■ the ‘L exception ** ■ of* I mile* a rnindte to going up al about seven served* In several wertem state* at Uie •hvep un a farm will pay. with wool al a were stopped. ’Witli . *ery . . J*’en^ bruises Mr. Chidpater is; times that rate. Finally the car lands at present time. Contests have developed very low price, and furthermore we be- .1 •M‘®° 1 unhurt. ,r.„7 Mr*. ^... Chidester, however, re- | lhe bottom uf the shaft, and you breathe a oyer tbe contending claims of rival candi lieve, that any pArty ready to strike 80|! eelved several bad cute and la !juffrring For the year ending December 31. 1*i. dates to seats io tbe various legislature- deadly a blow, to so great an American In- j quU^a groddsal of pain "from’ he^*ankie? sigh of relief ns you step out. Well, the first thing you do Is to look tor the lx>b went‘ over It. altboi^ch it ’is salt; it’s there, art around you, above, lx»and many of them are to be decided, by the terest as the sheep industry ot this coun- where ..................... *“ * ** I thought to l»e nothing of scrioui coiim?courts. try won’t Imld the reins a great while. ncath, on all sides, but it don’t look much iijuencc, and Mr. and Mrs. Cbldektor are like Kilt near the lottom ot the shaft, a* NutaWr of member* December* 31 Lames actually paid during the year f As the legislatures are nearly equally of pr«*l<*ayear .:’ -•O -04*-- , Mttarire notaries and feca fee* paid to officers oft and congratulating themselves that Hup fared lights arc burned constantly and lhe “The Civil tvervlce Reform Chronical” as well as they did. divided politically. *the decision of those 5 umber of member* added durian I director* (dcbedule (Beheaale A) A).. smoke ha* blackened the wall* You look tbe present ye*r......~ ID , Ad AH other ether expenditures evprfcditurrs (Hchcdnte (Bet contests ■sume Rational importance, for MXS l*,al ex-Goveraor Campbell, of Ohio, away to the emit, through a long, dark Tata! I Tucal ex pease • actually paid the reason Hint United .States senators are | drscendtxl to tho level of have Hill and | tunnel, nnd yon discern in tbe far distance Deduct iiumlter of member, with­ duritia tho year Ed. Murphy In hi* speech at the Reform l>r. Broyn. * university of Michigan mom flickering lighla, and you nrc In ­ drawn daring tbe year, aod poli ­ to be chosen, and the future control ot the cit-* ranneHed by rcustiu of sale or aCHKDl l.R A. senate may turn upon ibe point whether rClub banquet, when he declared iu* fntor graduate, who has found a town of formed that, they Mre lights used by the otherwise 100.000 Inhabitants in Corea vvhvni. Christ workmen who are!eng*ge<t in mining tbe Paid 8 W. Mapes. Free > some unknown cowboy from :i county of promptly banding all the post offices has never lw*ru heard of, lias asged his salt. Your guide steps up to n man near , Number of ineaiiran now belonging ' to company.............................. Paid D. W Roger*. «ec But Ihiw aboth>■ i’resbyterian friends In Ann Arbor fur where you land and says. “Three lights, with an ubpronouncabh* name was elected over to the "boys.” rusits. Paid C. K. Cbappell. Trees Paid s. 1>. Kalnrrman, director to the legislatare in place ot aouio equally "Adlal and bis little axe”—tbl* same axe 8000 to establish a free dispeifiuiry. Miss plcnse.” and thrcctalloweandles are hand- • Amount of property It risk Decem­ Paid !). B. Hale, director.-. ber 31. of prcrioas yearI unknown cowboy from Hie same wild and that he declared on Un* Mump: during the Mary C. Whiting at once gave $400. The ed out. It may seem a little strange that I Amount of risk* aaoed dunng the Paid D. A. Bowker director * tallow caudles are used in this ageof kero ­ other $200 has la*en raised and will l>e forPaid C. W. Moore, director possibly lawless locality. As a matter of campaign he 'gloried in wielding? The wanltsf to Corea at once. sene, gas and electricity, but such Is tbe Paid A. C. Towne, director fact tho editor of the New York World, or Chronicle advocated Stevenson's election, Total ................................. i..VB.C5 00 Paid Gen. C. Nichols, director.. . . case, and they are the ouly lights used iu ; Ludus Boltwood dlvd in Massachusetts Paid Porter Bnrtm. director. risk* caiK-e lrd, withdrawn or even a lawyer so arftntu as Don M. Dk-kln- though he was known as a spoilsman uf I; 10 years ago leaving &V.UVO. much ol it the mine, anti each man carries one, and ’Iteduct 'te^'iiSd'7. Paid H. C. ftoarfstdlreeiot.... . ’ Paid Nat non BpencM. director. . son, d<xs not knZw which of those hypo­ spoilsmen, and it never accused him of de- in timber lands in Allegan. Kent, Ionia they arc hung up from the ceiling where ‘ PaidC. D. Bauer, director the mining of salt is going on, and they [ thetical cowboys received the larger num­ scending to the “level of David Hill and and Ottawa counties. L. M”. Bellwood Is arc the liandiest light* that can bo used. | company. Total schedule A ber ot legal vote*, yet both these learned E<l. Murphy.” Before and after ejection administrator and files an expense ac- They don’t purchase these lights by the j euunt of $28,000. of which $0.2001 Is tor I » ou band....................... SCHKUl-LX II. I S^JJ. gentlemen are reported as asserting that marks a.grrat difference in f-une thing*- fees. The heirs file objections1 in the dozen or bnndrvd. but .y the c trlnad. —irr aud amount of all.>i her re The candle* were lighted, nnd with j ‘ Mxircea ««m» the democratic cowboy was honestly -elect­ Ev. note <4 Harry A Baton Paid membership fees to ag* nt* » Kent probate cuiirt to the allowance of' hi* i them in band we followed the guide and ’ io*.Co given February 18. IMS Paid increase insurance to agent* bill. ed and the republican cowboy, tacked by Interest ou *aru« 10 motif hi and 13 proceeded to make a tour of the mine, we Paid nostage ano express Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whitney, of Bankers/ might ntld * partial tonr, for it would take So large is the collection of valuable his­ Paid filing annua! report . -------his whole party, is trying to steal the Paid PTKitlng..................................... place. Important results ofteu spring torical papers in the State Department Hillsdale county, awoke Tuesday' morn­ a peraou something like * week to walk all Total available resources... . Paid wood for office4.... Paid inoucy Loaned.......................... uuhlihm. from extremely small causes, and while it Library al Washington that the work of ing tn find that their IltUe 0-moiiths-old over the mined territory. We follower! •laughter bad smothered to death In the lhe guide along through dark and winding Nature anti amount of all other Indexing and binding them, begip several may iiecome nationally desirable to ascer­ Total sebednle B . . 3M JO claim*. amount du<- officer* and bed beside them. pathway* until we reached a point where O|pcnfcsfor year.................. tain which uf the cowboys staukl have tbe years ago. will probably not be completed the workmen were busily engaged mining btate of Michigan. County of Barry, sa. Joseph Cahow living In Calhoun county the salt. They were not at work with S. W. Mapes, preai.frnt. and D. W. itogtn. disputed seat, it^is sheer impudence for 1 within a decade. First In impurtance are Total liabilities has been taken to the poor house there. •ecretary of aald ecapaoy do. and each for pick* picking it out, na might be supposed, \_ IXCUMK. those who know nothing about It to main­ I the records uf the continent*! congress and He Is Mid to Im* over 100 years uld. hitnaelf doth depose and My. that they have but were breaking up the large lumps and r.i*h premiums received dunng tiw tain that their particular cowboy {J tbe I the letters and papers of Washington aud read tbe foregoing ataxemect. aod know the c jutents thereof, and that th< y have jro-bl re* year.....: A klM against a. box of candy was the shoveling it into tbe ears, tbe salt having Franklin. Close to to thein In interest Caab membership or policy fee* . rixlUful claimant to the cxelusiotr-of the son* to believe, and do brllere. said Jbt^meut conslderaitou'in an election bet-between been blasted out ahead of them. While Cash from Increased <n <(rcrea*< -i to Xe true. ~ / other. There is nothing in the antcred- come those of Jefferson and Hamilton, and two prumldenl l.awlon young persons. »>tne were engaged in shoveling’tbe salt, tasnraaea........................... . ....... 8. W. MarEs. Pmlrieat income from all other Mxnves D. W. Rookxs. Secretary enta or recent actions of democratic lead­ the Madison and Monroe papers, which The lady’n cx/ididate was defeated, aud, cabers were drilling holes into the solid Ca*h note of Barry A Eaton Ins. Co... xthe. gentleman at the pwtofH6' hinso, making ready for a blast, machines lalereet on same ers that wfl! convince the most careless by themselves fill 107 large volume*. It ameeting Sworn and subscribed before roe at Hamtag* few days after election, she promptly run by comprawed air being used for this iy W,’nty observer that they would not steal a seat was high time that this labor was under­ paid the bet.—(ioblevilte News. -purpose. Total cash Income taken by the government, not only to fa ­ As before atAted, the main tunnel runs Add cash balance at close preced or even a whole state If they had a chance. Notary Public in and for Barey CounFyt^Mlcti. Au Otsego employee, of the paper mill directly east aud ia nearly n half mile In Just now they are particularly anxious to cilitate reference to these most Interesting there, was to have been married recent­ length. Near the shaft two other tunnels Total receipt* and Income. secure control of the United States senate manuscripts, but to save them from de­ ly but was greatly dteappolnted on learn­ branch off from tbe main tunnel, one ou ing his service* would be Indlapcnsible at citherside, and run parallel with it. These and while the temptation Is so great, they struction by frequent handling. the mill that night Tha ceremony was poswe believe are termed airshaft* From will need dose watching. When they cry .. No Industries of any sort have shut ■ poned. these shaft* rooms branch off both north "stop thief,” It Is prudent to examine tlie and south, and in these rooms is where the source of their anxiety. If they can secure down because ot the triumph of the deMil is mined. These room* are nothing k A MESSAGE. democrac^. There will tayno such disas ­ a senator or two, as they did In Lansteg more nor less than short tunnels, and in ------OF THE-----An o fieri ng to a aickrootn borne— time will probably be lengthened out as last your, Ir Is highly probable that they ter to report. The democracy will never A aceoted waxen cup of snowt far as the main tunnel or even farther, as will allow no scruples of honesty to stand do anything to disturb honest Industry. Yet *U the freshness of the morn. they can go miles In any direction and — Buffalo Inquirer. In tbe way.—Jackson Citizen. Spicen froafl all th* wind* that blow. ■.till be Iq the aalL The rooms are perhaps The salt far odor of tho sea. ‘‘Let him boast who takes his armor off,, twenty or thirty feet wide, and from seven cot as.be puts it on,” is an old maxim. It | to eight feet In bright. A section of salt Senator Stockbrldjte will succeed him­ OF BARRY AND EATON COUNTIES. some thirty feet in thicknnM is left be­ all depends upon whether democracy does in one white Illy, pure and rare! self as U. 3. Senator from Michigan. hav­ | as It promised to do.» Tbe hope of the tween each room aa a support to the solid O sweat eraagel! Mor* than thta Ing received a majority over all on the For the year ending peceml>er 31.1«E mass above; A thickness of fire or six Your manage to the couch of pain; ' e□unto/ is that It will be afraid “to smash” feet is left above as a roof, and a substan­ first ballot at Lansing last week. The tri­ Ye brought to it the human kiw tho prosperity that now existed The tial roof it makes, as the salt in it* natural Of lymynthy: tbe hamau rain umph is both a personal and political one, SXFKMOlTl-JUta. I tat* is almost ns hard as rock There are Of Pitying tears; the nubile touch •*year “■»!« 31. and shows that the people of the state ap- promise that “democracy will never do any­ or previous ................ Of tevW* farrracbluM wand; dear flower. ho other supports than the columns of Mlt thing to disturb honest Industry” Is good. MM Number of members added during predate n consistent, hard-working sena­ that are left. Your bloarom chaljca held ao much U m present year ........... " T To bear one through pain's darkort Irocr. Of these rooms mentioned there are fifty tor, one who has been true to'the require- If it is lived up to It will be well. -Edith M. Norris in Youth'* Oompn-i?.,, Total.... •r sixty at tbe present time, and the'work-------------:------------ . . menu of tbe office and the interests of the ’I . i The uneasiness which prevailed at the aen are distributed about, working in hai2wnnsJ!?er*2f member* ilthAll other - xpeodnure. (Schedule B) ti drawn during the year, and pollpeople. Senator Stockbridge has been a several rooms at a time. There is no neces­ sessions of the Western Plate Glass Asso­ othera be e“°“ 01 or Total expends actually paid When Edmund Burke wiix inv: -nje sity of a foreman in each room, a* the num­ worker and net an eloquent talker, and tha : during tbe year.................. ciation at Cleveland this week characteriz­ the indictment against Warren l’« ber of carload* of Mil delivered at the most powerful and Influential men in the “? "•* es a great many manufactoriag intereata be was told that a peraou who lm»: j«.* . shaft tell* the tale as to whether the men M.'MU>L'UI A. senate are exactly his stamp. Though op­ In, thte-tl^e of shifting - tariff policies. sided in India, but was now cn l:i:i. .. • .. are shirking their duty or not. A railway posed by Ex-Gov. Luce, who was barked1 These plate glass men have built up a Bedlam, could probably give biin -aJ;; runs through the main t unnel aud branches Amount of propertT at risk Decem­ by an. array of wealth and Influence that useful information. Ho went to ix-;!!>*? extend in all direction* The cars are ber Si. of prevliiu* yearoo tremendous ' business, employing hun­ accordingly, aod tha maniac gave him; Jr. hauled from the several rooms by large Amount ot rtaks added durlug Is rarely encountered iu such a contest, presentyear................ r.... dreds of thousands. They naturally ytew a long, rational and well conducted couv«. powerful mules, and there are some thirty yet Senator Stockbridge was elected on the of these in tbe mine. * sat ion, the multa of long and various rs 1 with alarm a free triule assault on their Total first ballot by .a clean majority over all. There is a blacksmith’s shop in the i-.iue Deduct rtoks canceled, withdrawn. • m «»wtor business and predict a ruined Industry; If perience of. Indian affairs. On leaving Um­ or terminated.............. Such a vindication oughf to be a matter of’ the assault Is succeastoi. A desperate ef- cell Burka told tbe keeper in attendance where the tools are repaired and lhe mules »r.xo oo •»}« H. H Horabeck. director great pride. Now ihat'tiie contest .Is pver that tbe poor man was as much in hi* are shod, and there Is also * ]nrg0 atable Net amount now at risk by ’ fort, will be made .to ludu^e.a tariff reform senses as he. The keeper answered, “Sir. where th* mules are sheltered during the company £*55^ritoo- director.. all bitter feeilngk* wifi be forgotten and the S- W. Harmon, director 1 congress to treat plate glass kindly.—Ex. please step back to the poor gent lemao'a night. Of cuurae they would ba well shel­ Rmouhccb. various factions will present a solid front cell and ask him what he had for break- tered in the mine, anyway, but if allowed Cash on hand*... I Total Schedule A fast.” | to roam about they could find nothing to Aase&imenu of past year uurollectfor the consideration of -those questions ‘ Additional Local News. Burke could not refuse. “Pray, air," cat but salt and the railroad track, ami the that will be of most benefit to the state. aald be, “tell me what you hud for break­ cannot «ht on a diet of this Paid aireotenn mt-mbrrdilp........... fast" The man at once put oo tbe wild kind. This stable Is far ahead of the or- Nature xml amount of ail other The Journal editor worked himself (nto atare of a maniac and shouted: “Hobnails, diuAry .table, about tbe couSrT^ ftud*^!!* Hi' ",cro*^d tasurntw* resources, due from agents..; KSrami;::::: a passion last week because as he Mid slrl It is shameful to think how they Is every convenience ami kuury for U K. Olwnrd. of Caro, will act a* clerk I’rosccutor Sweeaey was instrumental In treat us. They give us nothing but hob­ there Total available resources ISia —‘»«»u.... hi* muleship. The stables are some 7orty ■ LixnrmTiJEM. and ex«rfcM............... . of the senate, and Lewi* M. Miller, of Mar preventing tbe issuing of a warrant to a nails!’’ and proceeded with a “descant “ lcngth and twenty or thirty Foe loa*ea due and payable SS TO eomb, wlU serve in a similar capacity ta man who wanted to arrest his wife for wild" nbqut the horrors of the cookery of 17m W da W1Lh Wood floor w°«leu For loose* not matured..................... adultery The article stated that the ^thlehem hospital. At the Hrst pause LM1 « Paid attorney frei./. "'................ Due or to become due for burrowed coaeplalnlng witeesa rUitod Justice Burke wa* glad to esen|x:.—San Francisco , bnMlble sulwtance there Is about U>e only c«nf’*Jd ball tur aunu*| oivmIm " moooy.....i th. mine, 1AM» I® Paid office rem for " and amount of all other Al tbe repute u an caucus. Hep. William ,S«M«OU’, offin to CM tbe Wirnnt, bat ?d ^"^T® Do rli'“*«’ lights any* here Nature claims, accrued tnterost adjia*. thet M woo a. Mr. S toioj beam ot |, . Tateum, of Kent, was ehosen for *huu- it Directly In the rear of the stables Due officers (estimate) .Jf**. 0 * 70110 could know at tho start to he repaired at oneo to the JtuUee and tola » what Is known ax rhe barnyard. This is him not to issue It We know that the iljust n*. w , h M Purpose 1 what purpose his or her talents Total UablUUei „„ wire • large room cut in tbe solid salt, and bare J7.WI «4 editor through hta great ’ovc for beat !** a.lar>«awl *d*pted, ™.l. what E. Baxter, tarmeriy editor of the Journal -— alt of of the the newly newly elected republican official* offirtSlI $?** tohew-»Ml »t’nn incenuvo GCP would tbu n.ules are turned out for recuperation ail elected republican C«*b premiums reocn Tbe .moire t“ f* ZSo^u*-hS^Sd Total schedule B. On* may Imagine that a salt mine Isa would not say anything but what la right served on that paper In the capacity so we cannot but feel that be has been de- wort that la dare-tb. tni ,notion^ tatd place to work, but aside from the fact c"h Cheated<mi'm »< “orrv- that it la s, Uttle dl.-mal. there are no bod m>an. have reMved and tent’.iree about It. Unlike .1 «xil mine, it the article *r" P^loffiata nc fa>ct?u>» yd there is almiwt an even temlev witness | n ^bn’<l? In tho Wa^TIMCC RaMVCD ' known. Among other things he prayed; HASTINGS DANNER. jlblUhe new Ja hl wlRtolB 1 ' Btili-.T?'t ..'~’ i wyu,u make hlW8 W,M1M ** 5atisf*c- ~ DOWN IN A SALT JUNE 1 ' arX ANNUAL STATEMENT MICHIGAN MUTUAL z Tornado. GuGlone and Wlnd-Siorm V INSURANCE COMPANY. ANNUAL STATEMENT Farmers’ Mutual Fire lusurauce Company 4S'i'£if5‘" ^■<51X5’". ” ne’e office abotrf'the UMh hour, ot th. tail da,, of uttle perwreuitlea do not "title. ^rjy.i**** pljtaf tmh <1, nlol.th.TOH, to>_, la “•"£ �Hastings Banner. parrel, HUpane!, as- ala Swlkeru ixueel. City. Tin. to’, at*. i> Kutilnuu, le. SJOO. y Kuhlman. . lots 3t and y. tots 2 And ccupieu oy ■V.whingtoa ; and reprenonvy. eneraliy the jbt to beginj litiouof hu-j human wel- norm Poultry is bringing better prises since the holidays, m we told you It would. Bring it in and get four cash now. ' L. E. Stawfek. PERSONAL MENTION: Born, to Sdd Beach and wife, Saturday, January 7Ui, * daughter. Tha fee on registered letters has been reduced from ten to eight cents. , Ono rarely noes finer Ice than Is being put nt> this whiter. It to about eight Indies thick and dear as a crj btal. If yon know any news bring It to our .... office if you can before It gets old. We are always pleased to receive Items of general interest and especially bow when local news ta so scarec. the news from lhair localltv ;u»i not t wait for a week or two be. au** they have but a, few items. TLe people like to bear from the Thursday, January is, 1893. the news every week. Stationary will be rains have Dr. 14. A. Barber has l>een on tbe sick furnished all who are out, if they will The Michigan Central R. R. <«i bqast growifi M average y make their wants known to us. of as few aceJdrnia as any road in Uw lhe southern counties country. In lhe past twenty yeans not u IL B. Meaner was In Lansing last FrlThe Mercy-and Help department of the tbt ~ y ‘ .single pawscnger has been killed on its day. Epworth league baye made arrangements w „ first class trains. P. T. Colgrove was In Lansing last Mon­ for Ute brillant young Impersonator Her­ the fame i * Ike UeMenbolthAs tn bis poawMlon a j day. bert A. Sprague to give "Tho Rivals” In cent and in____ full set at tbe new series of .postage Union hall. January 31st. This ta a play ntnuber oTWeto_______ Charlie Baker was In Vermontville last stamps from one rent to five dollars. made famous by Joseph Jefferson and It Is keted by fkrawrs In Novem They are ta-eutlta, and In time will be­ said In listening to Mr. Sprague with owes Of this amount 938,319 busteta were 1 The goods belonging to the Robertson come valuable krep»akes. J. J. Frost, at Lansing. was In tbe city eyes closed you would think the famous ki'ted In the first or southern tfgr of’ e< hotel, corner or of uourt Court anu and jenerson Jefferson "u.. ata.. ’__ r:____ L,r..:,.L. ■ < Thl. tauMJd_ruMratd Lies: •JiM.TSl’bnsbeh lh Hie toNtftd must be sold at m>iiw price within the next eh*eph was ta-tore ) on. "Tho Rivals” Is __ _ ________ UfVWVU MW.llu sin- »e.tera«f. a comedy •and ns Mr Mr. 8 Sprague comes high­ 270.493 ttaiheta In the third Her; .UH ”'* “ “ ter. Snow fails every day. ‘ " ’ " '—. Sunday Sund«y| .lobn MrOrnlw, o< CMe«n. I. vUltlug ten dayA Secure these bargains. ly recommended, those who attend can be bushels In the fonrttr tier? 197.M3' iiii 10 1. luobre. . i,ls f.r.fli.. night it felt to lhe depth of 0 to 17 amu red of a rich treat. In tbe fifth and iriuh Hers, and* 4 And now tta? man who prophesied an I Our Mock of warm goods is nearly gone, Owosm, was in tbe but wo have u few pairs left and will sell op. .. winter U^plutnolel' jc „W. y B. Francisco, bushato In 4be northern gouulto®. A The following members of Fitzgerald elevators and mUI# from which; reports them cheap. > Gordon Ironsides, tbe young sen of I .... Post Na 135. G A. R. wen? installed Into have been received there, was .no wjaeat WoOLMCr & BttONKON. Mr. lionsides, who lives at the pump r*c-.> ®am MclntyW *«*• >n Sunfield Monday tbelr respective offices on Saturday even­ uiarkvted dtti^ng'Jhe ntofitb. The total lory, fell ou the lee there about three j-pn.buslpess. Whiskey will hike out almoal every kind lug last by Past Commander G. H. Brooks: number of bushels of wheat reported marweeks ago and'toJured H*» »l»lne aeverely. ; Harry Andrus, P. C.—Jas. F. KuwwlL Andrus. uf Naabvllla NaabvIKa, was In the of fait stain. Tablecloths and napkins ketrd tn tbe four months of August-No­ Daabts are entertained as to his recovery. city Saturday. whffh« hav* lutorae almost rnine.1 bf S. V. C.—Ferdinand Thomas. * vember. Is 0,737,196 which is 374,759 stalnii may tie ^stored by pouring whiskey J. V. C.—W. F. Hicks. tost, between' Dowling and Hastings, bushels less than reporter* marketed In tbe Dr. Itavmnnd, of Grand Rapids, was In upon them before washing. Adjr.—J. N. Colltoter. Tuesday morning last, a pocketbook con­ the city Tuesday. same months last year. Live stock of all Q. M.—Baker Sbrlntr. taining a small num of money. Finder of I Mrs, Williams an old resldwit of this kinds go into winter quarters jp good con­ Minor Myton; of Mmtkegob, arrived In . city died Tuesday evedihg of u sickness Surgeon—E. U. Lathrop. same will receive a suitable reward by re­ dition. The figures for the state are the Absolutely Pure. ' , Chap.—A. H. Ixiveland. turning tame u> G. M. Miller, at lucey, or lhe city yesterday. resultlng.from the grippe. Mrs. Williams same as last December being bnt two or 0. a — W. H. R«mm. leaving at this olUe»v three points below a full average. Only V. cream <>f Lxrt-ir baking rowder. Highcat Miss Genie Brown. of Muakegoq, Is was the mother of Ed. and Will Scldm»re. (>. G.—H. Marble. of alt In leaveuinu ■.Uvmrtn.-Lnunt United twenty-six correspondents report live The funeral will be held to-day at two , CaltbiDg on sleighs Is a eonrefc of much visiting iu the city. <lov«irnin''ui Rrpo rt. Q. M. 8.—W. H. Garrison. stock suffering from any disease. t A targe o’clock. pleasure to tho bojs. bnt It Is also a Mrs. Frank Beamer Is entertaining The officers of the W. R. <’. were also per cent, of tbe correspondents report the nourec of much danger. Many of our er- relatives from Detroit. In one of our exchanges we read Hut installed the same evening by Mm. Spary coni crop well taken ore of but changus gin? account® of accidents or nar­ several young ladles In their city have light yield In all part* of tliestate. Mrx. Dr. Ixiwry aud son George spent formed a whist club, and any member who Phillipa, past president of the corp. row oveaprs horn death by the boys jump Sunday in Middleville. As our readers douUless all know fug on and off from bubi. Is guilty of uttering a word pays a fine uf Judge Clement Smith, of thia city, has one cent for each word spoken during the Mrs. Chas. Lunn, of IMoakey^h visitTbe-latest scheme to baste* the build­ game, and any one asking "whnl’s trump*’ .received the appointment aa Circuit ing ot p KXl roads Lt to have Congress pas*' her parent* In Dowllug. * * The young ladles connected with th©' Judge to fill tho vacancy caused by the pays a dime. a law trucking free delit cry uf mails possi­ Fred Wright, of Coldwater, was in the election of Judge Hooker to the supreme Mercy and Help department of the Ep­ ble In communities that have good road*. city Monday un business. bench. The partnership beratofure ex-. worth League will present a program con­ bi scanning our exchanges closely wc This scheme involves the possibility uf sisting ot music and recitations in the s^Jyrll Grigsby, of Chicago, Is visiting Ills find Hut we are going to have a "long cold Istlng under tbe firm name of Smith A M. E. church Sunday night. The collec­ having the carriers mounted ou bicycles. winter.” A "short dry winter.” an "open Colgrove Ims been dissolved, and the busi­ HEY say the Hastings Rol­ jrarents In the city this week. ness will be conducted In the future by tion taken, up will he used to purchase winter ” and an "old fashioned winter. ” ler Mill is doing better work Frist McPherson, of Kalamazoo, is ex­ The “corn bosk*, the gousu bone and Hon. P. T. Colgrove. Mr. Colgrove came clothes for poor children In the etty,. . A good improved farm 4 inilwt west of than ever. Of course; Why this cky, constating of 117 acres of land pected in the city to morrow. muskrat have nil been consulted and each to thts city about 13 years ago, having Tbe H. C/ T. Club will meet ar toe -shouldn't it, for at tlie ex­ withstood buildings. Tlie above farm will Stephen Gaskill, uf Gaskill P. O., was one tells a different story. Even the just attained tils majority. He was al­ home of Mbs Grace Ptlug next Monday sold cl wap and on easy terms. "oldest inhabitant” seems to be something most a total stranger and commenced life evening, Jan. ItJtb, at 7 o'clock standard. pense of the Hasting Rol­ beDated a nailer at this office Saturday. al Hastings tills llllh day uf Dec. of a liar himself in regard to the weather. in this city ns a law student But he h A full attendance is desired.. • ler Mill Company, J fave gjivcu it Mrs. IL IL ' Dickinson, of NasbVille, A. D. ItiPi. no stranger any longer. On the contrary a new flew sheet anti put in some C. L. 8. C. will meet Saturday evening was in the city last Thursday. Hastrom City Baxk.. be is well and favorably known to the They were talking about the vanity M l>cople of Barry county and even to the with Mrs. Colgrove. with the,- following of die lat-.-sf improved Sour dresser SLAt the Stale conventlou of county MMiss Rom McPharlin. of Grand Rapids, women, hnd one of the ladles undertook a Mate of Michigan, having won an envia­ program; ( and given the system a good separ­ school. awnnilMloners at Lansing last is at borne vtaiUng her parents. defense. “Of course," she said, “1 admit ble position Id tbe state senate at Lansing, Quotations from Cal Has. ation and purification. 1 know Thursday, Eqoch Andrus, of this county, y MH* Kittle Holbrook returned to her that women are vain, and men are not. and Grecian history. Mrs. Hoyt. having been at the bead of tbe Py­ .was elected preaident and Bliss Edna lia- school aX St Paul Friday morning. "Why,” she added, with a glance around, thian Order in Michigan. He has been the Hastiags Roller Mill White \ens. The United States and foreign powenrr of this elty; was put on the executive "tbe necktie of the handsomest man in the' Loal Patent Hour stands second Jto committee. J. II. Adams, of Battle Creek, was In room is even now up to the back of bls tbe trusted servant of the people of this Will Cook. Evidently the merits of Hast­ Calllas. Mia Will Cook. county on several occasions and has never none. I am doing all 1 can io ings people are m>x<ni7ed abroad as well the city the fore j>art of the week. collar." And then she smiled—for every been found wanting. He has met every 'Fhe Economic revolution, Mrs. Stauffer. make lhe mill suit its patrons and ns home. San ford Truman and sister Edna of man present had put his band up behind duty honorably nnd manfully and dis­ Women in Greek history. Mrs. N. Bailey. his neck! the Roller Mill Company is with ashvlllc, spent Sunday In the chy. Critle, Mrs. Striker. Frozen potatpea can be restored to charged-It to Uie best of his ability. me in making the mill first-class palatabjetiess by fieeling them and letUng A. R. Met Inlier, of Seattle, Washington, The lecture given by Rev, Fair, of For several yean past he bas enjoyed the Tbe ladies of tbe Episcopal church will in ever}’ particular. Thanking you them He In a cool plaee with plenty of is expected to arrive here next week. Grand Rapids, on "Ireland aud the Irish,” benefits of a very lame practice and bls give a supper In tbr society rooms to water poured over them. In tw«*uiyWednesday night was repete with good successes have won for him.a vary high night. All are cordially Invited. for past.favors, 1 ask a continuance rold Miss Carrie Schumann returned la fuus hours all tbe sugar which has been things, and those attending were greatly place among tbe ieol fraternity of West­ of them in the future, knowing J funned during tbe freezing process will Grand Rapids last Saturday evening. pleased. Rev. Fair is a very easy aud ern Michigan, where his practice hAt Social IfolBK*. can give all customers the best of have been removed, and lhe potatoes can . • Mrs. Lucy McLachliu, of Petersburg, is fluent talker and It Is to be regreted that been mostly confined. While It Is n mat­ Xa very pieaxxnt pedro party was given ’• uuw Im: boiled in fresh waler aud will lie visiting her neice. Mrs. D. S.-Goodyear. satisfaction. the night was so stonny. keeping manv ter of regret that Judge Smith’s duties found to be perfectly palatable. away from the excellent lecture. The will compel hhu to withdraw from active by' Miss Gertnide Pendergast at her fa­ MIm Ada Michael has acd-pted a posi­ next In this course will be the lectures by practice, yet it Is no less a source of thers home on E. Main street. Thursday Every' year. soy» the New York Times, tion iu the office of the furniture factory. Janies Applrbec, tbe 25th. 20th and 27tli pleasure to know that Mr. Colgrove will evening. Miss Sable Beadle and Fred brings us one step nearer the expected conduct tbe business in the future, and Soules were the fortunate ones to win the Misa Belle l.ampmnn Is visiting her of this month. epoch when tbe meteors in Nufvember the people are to be congratulated that first prizes. will fall like raindrops in a tropical stortn brother Walter, in Anu Arbor this week. the business of the old firm Is to l»e left Judge Hooker has rendered a decision and Hie heavens will seem to be un fire. Miss Ruth Handy, of Grand Rapids, In such capable trends. We wish Mr. Y Louis Goodyear entertained his friends The year 1899 Is set fur this grand illum­ spent Sunday with her parents In th I* in the case of Brown ya Newton, deciding Monday night with pedro. A very enjoya­ in favor of the former. It will fie remem­ Colgrove the success with which we are ble evening was passed. A. E. Rcnkes and ination, and ’Us not m> very far away. city. bered that the tatter raised the Welcome confident tlml he will meet. Each succeeding year between now and Miss Olga Bess me r won first prizes. Marble dam Iu the river near the iron John Bessmer and wife were in Wood­ then may show us an increasing pyro­ For thls'report returns have been re­ The Y. M. 8. C. give a hop In the ball' land Sunday to attend the funeral oT a bridge on Michigan avenue, backing up ceived from 548 correspondents,, repre­ technic display.' the water. An injunction was served and senting 458 townships. Three hundred next Wednesday friend. Isaac Tol'-es, who carries the mail to sustained, the court decreeing that the Mr. aud Mrs. N. A. Fuller left yester­ dam should be lowered to Its old height uf and seventy-seven of these reports are Cedar Creek, was quite severely hurt In a runaway, on Jefferson stivyt. His day for the south where they will spend 2X feet, and that Mr. Newton should pay from "00 townships in the southern four 500 bushels of buckwheat at Hastings teirs of counties, and ninety Uiree of these hone. Intamc scared and unmanageable, the winter. all costs. L. A. Katos. reports are from ninety townships In the Roller mill. his rig was overturned and Mr. T. was John Freeman, of Prairieville, was in badly hurt as a result. After proper Laugh, ulx <>r «it. do )our artificial tectli the city yesterday ami made this office a loosen or drop down" If »o send ono dollar for medical attention he pldckiiy resumed his pleasant call. Dr. Huband’s Handy holder. You can apply It ptaen and drove home, deprived of the lue to your plata la out minute, and no inaucr if of one band, aud the other one In a sliug. Dr. Snyder was in Sunfield Monday to your plate Sts or no: It will bold flrmly Iu th* ■noutn under the most trying dreanutauers. For nearly twenty years the proposition visit his son H. H. Snyder, editor of the Addiw J Z HtfSBAND.D. D.S. to. hold a constitutional convention has Sunfield Newa White Cloud. Mlchlirin been before tbe people of this state but un­ Mri. Elberhart, of New Philadelphia, til the recent election has tailed to poiss. Ohio, is visiting her brother, F. W. Col­ The state I kmrd of canvassers unounce lins, in this city. it has been carried by 600 majority. The Tom Thacher, of Boston, was in the date the convention Is to be held will be decided by Hie legislature. It Is supposed city last week on business connected with that Hie salaries of the state officers will the Wool Boot Co. now be cbaui^ed. A. D. <^x»k and family returned last The difference In Hie farmer's favor be week from a visit with friends in Battle tween good roads and poor ones is salls- Creek and Lowell. \y|)r. Waddle was in Woodland Monday, POWDER 8 WH^NYOU . and each tor that they nave aod know Um have good tvasaid statrment, r». President. ' SJtS. Secretary me. at nasttaa* mty. thts third !. H Bauka. County. M!cb. Ct RED or NO PAY for services. Wruu-n guarantee to permanently cure all kinds at Rapture of both sexes. No pain; no operation; oo detention from biMlnsm. For (all Information and illustrated pamphlet con­ tain Ing Michigan references (tree), address Du. H W. Marsh. or THE O. E. MI LI. EK CO.. 102. 104. fo« Mich­ igan Ave.. Detroit. Mlcb. 15 Few housekeepers realize what an excel­ lent vegetable rice Is when cooked In stock and served like maccaronl In tomato sauce. Wash a cup of rioc thoroughly In cold water. Put It In an abundance of boiling opposite UNION DEPOT. . water, and let It boil rapidly for six min­ utes. Then drain it and add a quart of Free Baggage Transfer, New House nice l»eef stock anil a teaspoonful ot salt. Steam Heat and Electric Beils. Rooms 50 lx?t it boll for twenty minutes in thts BEACH & BOOTH. stock. Stir It often to prevent it clinging to the pot, taking care, however, not to break the rice. When it is done drain it in a colander. Have the stock to use In any kind of a thick soup. When the rice Is well drained put It back in the sauce­ pan and dry it on the comer of the stove CIRCULATION • for five minutes. Put it on a hot platter and pour a cup of tomato sauce over IL When In GRAND RAPIDS stop at -Tint KENT- y«*r » and lieBi paid LOCAL NEWS. This week, 83 quires. Haieafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Insure insertion in tbe issue of the week when brought. Dr. Andrus fills teeth without pain. Dr. Andrus extracts feeUt without* pain. Good house to rent, inquire of. Q. D Spaulding. • 1 ■ The BANgciit and York Ybbune one year for 81.19, . - • Addie Patker has resigned hie position with F. W. Greble.’5 1 ’ Don’t forget to write! "93" now. • We receive numbers of letters that read "98.” iJjua- One does not envy tlie workmen who are roof! ng .the court house, these cold days. For Hie next ninety days Dr. Andrus will fill teeth or make teeth for you for less money than any denUst In HiuUngs. B D. w Kogere. n. and 'each for । that they have . n»d know the ,i-kw. Freaideut ««mm. Secretary. at u>e ettv i ounty, this third H. Ha ci factorilly shown by the statement of the New Jersey Agricultural society 'that ••farm wagons loaded with produce for the New York market now haul loads of three tons, where formerly, over the old roads, they could hardly put ou half that much.” And the three tons, be added, "is easier to haul than the ton and a half waA” The most conservative farmer tn the country can mule re land that such an Improved condition of things is worth a good deal to the farming community.—Ex. One doesn’t have to run to tbe trains this week for fear of being left. Nearly every train la late owiug to tbe amount of snow un the track. Jas. M. Bauer Is kept busy these times auctioneering. He bad three salts last week and Is going to break the record this week. Jim to a hustler. Tbe Knights win preaent the Ancient Order of Hercules In Nashville next Wed­ nesday night and the News reports that the seats are going rapidly. Mrs. L. E. Knappeu and daughter Florence have been visiting relatives and friends In the city. ^Waiter Wilkens and Walter Lampnun returned to Ann Arbor Tuesday. Louts Goodyear goes to day. Mr. and Mcs. L. C. Potter, of Irving N. Y., who have been spend lug the holidays here have returned home. Miss Ilattie^Hotchkiss, of Aurora, 111., Is visiting her sister. Mrs. G. F. Chidester, and will remain here for the rest of this month. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Brubaker, of Benton Harbor, and Mr. W. T. Wandell and daughter, of Battle Creek, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Risbridger. Chas. Hotchkiss, of Lansing, who was an employee of the retired democrat au­ ditor-genera), is in the city. We under­ stand he will-make hh home here. Rev. J. L. Ickes anti wife drove from Eaton Rapid! here yesterday and will visit friends In the city. Before returning they will go to Freeport where Mrs. Ickes' father ta seriously III. For low prices on dentist work call on ThV' following officers, of Hastings Dr. Andrus. Lodge, Na 58, I. O. O. F. were elected Tbe Presidential electors met at Lans­ for the tesmending June30th, 1893. ing Monday, casting 9 votes for Harrison XI.. Custer^-N. G. and 5 for Cleveland, lion. P. T. ColJ. F. Russell-rV* G. grove. of this city, cast the vote for tbe J. A. Emsbcricer—I>r. Sec’y. 4th district, casting it for Harrison of F. D. Wood—Per. Sec y. M. L. Williams—Treas. 'There were 224 marriage licenses Issued Geo. Waddle—War. "by the county clerk last year as against L. A. Wettzel—Con. 310 in 1891. J There were 337 issued in A. A. Eggleston—R. S. to N. G. 1890 and 99® In 1889. Judging from these ‘ F. Black—L. S. to N. G. varying numbers it Is bard to tell whether I. M. B. Gillispie—R. S. to V. G. marriage lias been a failure or not in H. Hillslngor—L. 8. to V. G. Barry county. ; • Geo, Hagedorn—I; G. H. E. Warner—O. G. Town pride Is a good thing to have. It ChaA Fairchild—R. 8. 8. is the key note of industrial advancement A. Wlllmont—L. S. 8. and the banner of success. No town can Now Is the wry best season of the ___ year get along unless Its citizens have prida in to advertise. The merchant is apt to it which will make them work to keep « think that the year is over and people don’t abreast of the other towns of the country. want to buy anything aud therefore pre­ If tin y don’t .care what becomes of the _ pares to carry all of his stock over until tlie town it will degenerate very rapidly. next season without attempting tn dispose Owing to lhe excellent sleighing there is of any of IL Every merchant has some an unusually large amount of traveling by things that be would rather sell at a loas night Unusual care and watchfulness than to carry over foi a year so as to tarn should be exercised by those who have to his stock into money and get rid at articles cross railroad tracks. Be sure there is no that will more or less be shop worn and danger before you attempt II The terri­ out of style the next season. There are ble accidents at Sunfield and Bellevue, ac­ many people wailing for just each bar­ counts ot which will be found In otu gains ami the merchant who tells the pco- "neighboring counties” items, stand out pleof these th In ka is jnst the one that as terribln warnings of the danger of at­ gets to Jfa front and Is the one who al­ tempting to cross In front of an approach* ways iu a nice, fresh stock of gtfbds ing train. The danger Is all the more every war without any old-times to work great tn the evenlug. when tbe headlight off onto etratomera. He soon gets a repu­ serves to deceive as to the speed the train tation for always having nice new goods h making. A train that Is going 40 or 30 and wins the confidence of people be­ ~ bad (hag to Amm cause of this fact. HE MAN IS BLIND To his own best intersets that fails' to take advantage of our January temptations in Winter Clothing. This month we shall offer special inducements to judicious buyers. We believe our Ready-to-wear Clothing and Overcoats are the best values that it is possible to make. Special interest just now in th^ stylish $14 suits —in Cheviot, Cassimere and Tweed, i How warm and comfortable those $15 Ul'j'cersfiS do look! Best;.value in the world for the money. Young Men, lend us your ears, We are up to your wishes—-ahead of them perhaps �, v , Rev. E II. Inman, Baptist Clergyman “Thank God for I Cedar Springs, rays he has never found T-illov had been detected by scout or an equal to ••Adriouda.” Wheeler’s Heart nd intabMllob orrirf » ,kin,. «a he covered his face with his now what of myself?" . , and Nerve Cure. Sold by W. H. Good­ Joe wok it upon 1point from which hands to shut out tha sight । “We shall probably more this after “You are to remain with na, of “Aye! We shall never leave thfa apo* h«d been di«t»tcbed Io rerprtae end anyear. , ” added Joe. „a a,«L So you T« p* goM in tbo nihUete them. ThU party had comoln alive! The Iron Valley mine near Neggunee, “But for how longF* by one ot the narrow Talley, and round "Hush, Bien!” whispered the captain will resuare operation, next Monday. “ We cannot even guess. We may ’TSud -nuff to tar tall ofltakou.my the camp abandoned. Tho MTere aWem ’as he raised his hand. "They are dead, head back fur civilization in a weekStandish people will ask tbe present had obliterated all tracca, and Mio In, true enough, but they are the dead of a friend Sorrv we can’t let ye see it. | perhaps not for three months It de­ legislature to incorporate their village. , [Ti- HveVed up fur the journey. ,diana had gone up the Talley to pick up thousand years ago—of the eave dwell­ un our luck as gold hunters. It mmekeo “^"^didrOOg.^ ;the trail. Aa they returned they were ers and the Aztecs. I have seen them pends is more than likely that some of the employed in curing plica with Hill ft .pile riding at a Mower pace, and were apread twice before, and they brought no bad party to wfcich you belonged will be en­ Pomade. No cutting, no ligatures, no out tho width ot the Talley. Inck. Here they como on tbo other »aer countered soon, and who knows what cauterizing, but a wimple and positive cure Would they look into the month ot Tbe three were seated on a rock in tbe Jirt go1” to Mk y« i( r« Yon are for plica, or we would not give you a center of the rift The head of the good news uvw. we — may —receive. -the canyon? t OTrt h>“ it may be bo tn our printed guarantee? with each package. spectral procession had gone down the thrice welconiB welcome to all R The query was answered five minutes nmed TbTlor a coop!, of d»T« ago. Price 81.00, six for 85.00 By Mall. Try you.” who w» l-.cled to *'■ liter. Three warriors turned their ponies canyon several hundred feet and then power to do for vou. Meanwhile Bess had whimperingly in­ it tonight For agio hy Fred L. Heath, Iowt*1 be didn't need bi. llM. taT low­ to tlie right and redo in to within ten turned to come back on their left, pass­ tbe druggist. quired of Joo what chances the mother Makes an every-day convenience of an er. .nd 1 booglit the heart for fiftr dol- feet of the stone wall. They rode its ing them again within a few feet Tbete are about 80 churches In brand entire length and halted in the gap aod had of escape. March! March! March! . ald-timfl luxury. Pure and wholesome. tare.” , ■ ■ Rapids with property valued at 83.000,“uvu God help her—--none!" Uhuntl Chant! Chint! — -ho ­ answered. “Yex, that is Taylor’s borne, and 1 looked up thu canyon. . .. . • r id, a 'T-nrd O00. , Soft and low and sweet camo tho । "She was wild fear when hho The men were lying fiat down on tbe w-sis wondering how you camo by him. Racing With Wolvru. earth, each clutching his ride, and horses notes-like tho murmur of tbu August J from tho wagon, and she would grow Was Taylor all i ight?" Many a thrilling tale has been told by “Seemed to be as pert iw a cat So and wagon* were just around the bend. breeze in a forest pine. The fueling of wilder. Before morning came she vnw Could it escape the Indians that the awe was crowded out of the hearts of a maniac, butI doubt St she lived to see travelers of a race with nolves across tbe NONE SUCH brand. ye are going away today?" frozen steppes of RtMls. Sometimes only wall was artificial? Must not their the living; and a feeling of saUness and another day.” MERRELL & SOULE, Syraoae.N.Y. "That's what we expect." tli&'plckud bones of Un* Implrei traveler i “Indians?” gasped Bum. _ “Waal, I’m guin on with the boys fur sliaro eyes detec* the figures hugging reverence crept in. are found to tell the tale. In our own It was the dead burying its dead! “ No — wolvuu. At that, distance from the earth? It did not seem that the gold about twenty mile and I may see you as country thousandsare engaged in a life-andKer. S>yiT«nu» ....... hunters luid one show in a thousand to March! March! March! Never the the mountains a man loaded down witti dratb race agsinat the wolf Consumption. I cum back. Good luck and goodby." nt the Cincinimli M. E. C<irfen«n-e. makes a The little party moved off down the escape detection, and yet they were not echo of a footfall, never the touch of , firearms could hardly have kept them Tbo best weapons with which to flgtit tlie •ood uMDt when he “We luvfor .g«r5oSiy*Mmwiha r valley, every renegade chuckling with detected. After a halt of not more than skeleton fool to tho flinty rock. The \ off *11 night Encourage the girl all toe, is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis­ a minnte, though it seemed a quarter of ear caught no. sound but that of the ’ yoa can, but don’t hope in your own covery. This renowned remedy has cured »nd fli' n filly L’ pul sli ei satisfaction, and they were soon out of it. rowt>ar- i heart that there fa one chance in a mil- myriads or cases * ben all other medicines sight. Half an hour later the captain nu hour to each man, tho trio of red­ ghostly voices chanting in unison. jga’t.*: • • 1 -m> tn-r’■ ni p m skins passed on and the moment of peril And of a sudden he who headed the ; jjon that she will ever see her mother and dneturs had failed. It fa tbe greatest and his party returned and dinner was rcrrU ... cr. ecto me. ’ blood-purifier and restorer of strength quickly dispatched and the teatns har­ was passed. spectral procession swerved to tho left j again.” A bit of natural philosophy stood be­ and disappeared. into the solid wall and | As tho pair stood together apart Har- known to the world. For all fornu, of nessed for a move. By three o'clock a scrofulous affettlons (and consumption is tween tbe gold hunters and discovery. was followwl by|the long lines until the • kins olsorved them with a start and new camp hod been formed in the mouth one of them). It Is unequaled as a remedy. John Jolinson was killed hr nn nnexof the canyon. The wagons were run Tbo Indians had turned into the gloom last had been Swallowed np and lost | whispered to himself: ptcu-d blast at tbe Obc« dig mine. and, shallow from the bright sunshine, The register of deeds, of Kent county in out of sight, a wall of rock was piled sight of. And then, as silence and dark-! “Well, well, but I do really believe Ira B. Moore, private M*cretsrv to the up as a screen and a defense, and in a and their vision waa shortsighted and nets reignc<l again, the captain said: that my Bees has taken a liking to that cleared S20.159.70 during the two years ■:ew Koverucr.’of Vermont, is a Niles boy. uncertain. Had they waited a little of bis office. “Men, wo huVo a treasure here. Ex- 1 .fiapj How queer!” little cave were found water nnd grass longer they must have seen something amine that wall and you will And an , ne h0 migui might ujweu more truthfully for thu horses for the time being. uuwuu..,- have said,, •How natural," and he might have used Is the Characteristics of Hood's Sarsapa­ It was well that they h^d moved with or other to arouse their suspicions, but opening to a cave behind it." ................ promptness and made niings secure. they seemed impatient to get on. the word “love" for “liking." And when rilla, and it is manlsfested every day tn “Thank God!" whispered more than CHAPTER XX. Before sunset the rain descended in such 1 the man looked upon the sweet face of the remarkable cures this medicine ac­ ' the orphan he had so gallantly rescued complishes. Druggists say: When we torrents that tho main valley was almost oue mon as the horsee were heard mov­ at the peril of hfa life, and felt hfa heart sell a bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla to a a river. , A good sized stream swept ing away. In half an hour the gold hunters dared down the bed of.tho canyon and oUtinto ( beating faster, be might have discovered new customer we are sure to see him 1>ack In a few wroks after more.—proving that the valley, and within an hour the foot­ exult and plan. Two men were left at j another queer thing—that somebody else the good results from a trial bottle war­ prints of the horses and the tracks of the wall as lookouts, three or four others' bad “taken a liking." rant continuing its use. This positive the wagons had been obliterated. Thu were held as a reserve at the camp, and I The captain had given the men to un­ merit Hood’s San*M|»arll1a possesses by storm lasted half thu night, causing the captaitv Harkins and Joe sot out up derstand that he was prospecting up the virtue of the Peculiar Combination. Pro­ great discomfort in the camp, bnt tho the canyon to search for the cave of 1 canyon for gold, bnt had said nothing of portion and Process used in Its prepara­ next day was no| three hours old when gold. When the darkness became so in­ • the discoveriro made. When dinner was tion, and by which all the remedial value everybody was made to realize that the tense as to interfere with their progress finished and tho trio were ready to re­ of the Ingredients used Is retained. storm was his salvation. Some of the they lighted torches and a thorough in­ , turn h’e renewed hfa cantion about keep- Hood's Sarsaparilla Is thus Peculiar to it­ men were still eating their breakfast spection was made of both walk*. » I ing a steady lookout for danger, and self nnd absolutely unequaled in Ha - pow­ er as a blood purifier, and as a tonic for Thu canyon extended into the moun­ when Joe, who hud been down to the I onlered that no one was to-leave camp building up the weak _and weary, and mouth of tlie canyon for a look around, tain for a full mile, winding nnd turn­ s I on any pretext till hfa return. Then the ing, :ind lung enough before it ended returned and said: . - ; three set ont for the acene of their labors “Injuns.till you can’t rest!” the pine trees met above it and prevent­ Hans Peterson fell off the roof of a * i and began work immediately upon their ••Where? Where?" called half a dozen ed a single ray of light from descending. I arrival. They bad no fear of their fire house at Arcadia. He sustained serious Nothing answering thu description of Injuries. men. । being seen or their blows overheard, and “In tho valley. A band of at least fif­ the dying hunter could be found. He It was Mr. Emerson who said “the first i —— i I men who work to solve a mystery do not had said, as Harkins understood, "five ty has just gone tearing by." ‘ wealth is health.” and it was a wiser than The stons fell to the earth. j jjre> The tire was burning clear and mak­ milts to the right’of the peak.” Here “Were We awake or asleep?? asked . After three hours of hard work the a modem philosopher who said that "the CHAPTER XVHL ing no smoke, although it had been built was the spot He had described the Joe. an he rnbbejl hfa eyes. • crowbars secured such a grip on the blood is tbe life.” The system, like the against the wall of the canyon, in a mouth of the canyon and everything “Very wide awake." answered the ' gtono that it moved. One united effort clock, runs down; It needs winding up. place where the smoke would go filter­ hero bore out the description. Hu said captain. j : I would heavo it out of the opening. It The blood gets poor and scores ot diseases result. It nerds a topic to enrich it. ing up among the trees; Every njnn that Bridger went up the canyon about “And was it a procession, and did we wa* then that the captain stepped back A certain wi.wt doctor, after year» of was ordered down to the wall, aud they a mile and then turned into a smaller hear in uric?" asked Harkins. * and sat down and said: patient study, discovered u medicine which reached it in time to see the last of the one running to the left. “Yes. 1 saw and heard the same J -Lotus take a br^thing spell now, purified the blocMl, gave tone to the sysIndian band disappear up the valley. There waa no such canyon. The left thing once in the ILxtky mountains, and "nn<j ie| UB prepare ourselves to be disap- n#n. and made men—tired, neryoas, "What’s your opinion?" asked the cap­ bank was solid rock aud earth from the brain-wasting men-fuel like new. He once agaifi in an old ruin in Arizona. I j pointed.” tain of Joe 85 they stood together. wagons to the spot where the great rift have met several tueu who have also ' "What dty^ou think fa Iwhind the railed it his ••Golden Medical Discovery." "They are hunting for us. They’ve stopped short at a flinty wall a thousand seen and heard." It has been sold for jears, sold by tbe I | ttone?" asked Joe. got word that we are in this valley and feet high. The mighty wrath bad split million of bottles, and. jM-tiple found sacb “There fa no opening in the cliff,” saifl c*Te of some sort.” they are trying to locate us. They prob­ the mountain thus far. but it could go Joe as he held the torch aluft;l“not a ; “And what shall we find in the cave?’ satisfaction in all Nuit Dr. Pierce, i^ho ably expected to find us at the other uo farther. discovered it. now feels warranted in sell­ crevice where they came ont—not a hole ! Mke<l Harkins. o^inp." _ Three times the men traveled from where they went in. We hnve been' -The shriveled bodies of dead Aztecs, ing It under a positive guarantee of । its doing good In all eases. “Well, I hope they'll keep right on as the camp to the end of the canyon, ami fooled by the darkness." I That lust race always buried their dead Perhaps it's tbe medicine for yimi. they pre going.” . then all were certain that Harkins had “Yon and Harkius return to the wagon ' jn cave*, and when the place would hold Tour’s wouldn't be tbe first case of scro­ "But they won't, captain. They know l»een mistaken. They sat down on a that we left that camp about noon yes­ bowlder in the bed of tlie canyon to rest for crowbars, aqd while you are: gone I no moro jt was walled up. I have helped fula or salt-rheum, skin disea«e. or lang disease. It has cured when nothing else terday. They picked up a dozen proofs and discuss the matter., while the single will collect wood and build a fire to to open three or four." .. fiy go to •‘Bnt w why to all this thia trouble to would. The trial's worth making, and uf it. They believe we went straight up torch, secured-in a cleft, hardly allowed 5»ork by,” answered the captain. His seeming confidence inspired them, open tt caVe of bone and dust?" petulant- costs nothing. Money refunded it It don't the valley. They'll figure that we Um m to see each other's faces. do j ou good. “So you're yot {/old iu the wagonf"} couldn't have gone over ten . .- twelve • Well, we have no right to complain, ] and without waiting for a closer inspec- ly qOeTied Harkins. The next three days were full of miles when the storm broke. Five miles as w# have lost nothing." said the cap- ' tion of the cliff they headed down the Atherton Furlong, well known poet, “As the Indian of today places the canyon for the tools. Upon reaching ( pn}p<ty of the dead warrior beside him painter, and tenor, will spend tbe winter strange events. The party which set- above this they will be looking for onr tain. "Indeed, if wo had not slii>ped in ' out from- the wagqn train to hunt for trail. If they don't Audit they will ride here not a man Of us- would now be ] the wagons all was quiet, and the que- thatbe may have an ontfit in the liappy in Saginaw. the canyon were certain that the oue on five milcK farther. Then they will ries of the men regarding the use the j^d beyond.fao the Azteta placed the A COLD LEADS wearing his scalp." near which the renegadeshad encamped discover ihi.t we dUl not go that way at crowbars were to Ire put to were made j weaitfi of their dead beside them in “Wasn't the old man flighty in his was the place they were looking for. . all." light of. ‘ as it was deeiuml best, not to those caves. I have seen many orna­ last hour?" asked Joe of Harkins, who !. " ■ Taylor and one of the renegades pros ! raise hopes wbrnb might be disap­ ments of gold nnd silver which came “And then what?" seemed much cast down. . (! pointed. .iccted, down the valley ami found a “They will come back looking into all “He gave no evidence of it; ou the j . The captain Juul a bright fire blazing from snch caves." There are three roads which lead from anyon which Taylor was ‘ sure con­ "Then let ns to work!” exclaimed Joe health to consumption. Over oue of these the hiding places, and we shall have a contrary his mind seemed wonderfully lh„ cUfffM tlw men returned, tained the cave and its treasure. as he seized a bar. roads pass all of that great multitude of fight with odds uf five to one." clear to the last." | and in response to their looks of inquiry Both parties were working in tho dark, "We shall find a cave of dead if not a people who die every yearof consumption. ITm afraid so,’’ said the captain, "and “Perhaps he said to the left instead of I he-put his hands on the'rocks and said: mt’ the wagonmen hful the advantage. Each route begins with Itealth and hap­ cave of gold," added Harkins. They knew the renegadesjor what they this time we cannot look for a rescue by .he right ofTCuster’s peak," suggested "Seo thfa line running here, and up | The bars were inserted on the left piness and ends with disease and deafly ' were, aud also discovered that Taylor the soldiers. The party which passed the captain. . tins way, and to the right, and down hand side of the stone, each man drew a They are described as follows: 1st react down yesterday has no doubt been “ No, I am sure he said to the right, iad joined them. Some of the men were and back? A great stone has been set in long breath and at tho word each threw a slight cold—neglected—settles In th& but ho may have meant tho left.” 'or attacking them and wiping out the butchered." here and cemented in its j>lace. Tho head or throat—chronic catarrh—extends "I think tho reds struck into the val­ “It's no use crying over spilt milk." work whh done so. long ago that the ce­ hfa weight on his lever. The stone trem­ to the lungs—cough gradually growing whole five to revenge the murder of the bled, moved forward, hung a moment worse—consumption—death. 2nd road, ley by a pass farther up, ” answered Joe.' laughed the captain. -migrant and his wife, but this tlie capment fa as hard as the rock and .almost “If wu have' lost the cave wo have the color of it. One of you begin at that and then fell to tbe earth with, a heavy a slight cold—neglected—cough—settles ain would not approve. He would lose "There woqldjiave been fighting, and thud, and an opening appeared into on the lungs—cough gradually growing I’m inclined to side, while I take a hand here." t man nr |wo at least, even if he won a we should have heard the reports of saved our scalp#. which a horse could almost have walked. worse—consumption—death. 3rd road, think the old toan misspoke himself. I ,Teat victory, and he did not forget that rifles. We must get ready.” Ten ninutes’ work proved wli.it ho The mouth of the canyoli was about a cold—neglected—settles in the throat— believe those renegades gave this place he Indians might make their presence bnd asserted—that a largo stone had CONTINUED. hoarseness—short breath—consumption— onu hundred feet wide. Seventy-live a thorough looking over and are now in been fitted to an opening—but tho work mown at any moment. death. ' At the second visit paid the canyon feet up it narrowed to fifty feet and the canyon below, if there is a canyon of drilling out the cement was dike Thousands have just started on one of made a bend. The wagons were in this there. If the cave is there they have .bove the renegades the wagonmen drilling into the stone itself. | When these roads, all <»f whom could la? easily xmetaated far enough to be certain that bend aud a wall had already been thrown got the gold ere this, and that ends it." noon came they had iqnde a considerWe authorize our advertlfod druggist to cured by I’e-m-na, thousands nmn- are Harkins sat with bowed head. He ble impression, bnt fully realized that his was the one described’ by Saunders, across a portion of tho fifty feet. Every sell Dr. King's New Discovery for con­ lialf way to the fatal end of one of these 'hey would have investigated still closer man now went to work to extend this had felt so sure that old Saunders told they had undertaken a laborious task. sumption. roughs wd colds, upon this roads who are still curable by a course of mt for the approach of a storm, which wall to a distanco'of thirty-five feet and the truth that he hated to give up the The forenoon had passed with those at condition. If you are afflicted with a treatment with Pe-ru-na: and yet other nade them anxious to reach tho shelter to make it look like a landslide from the search. There was deep silence for a camp without Alarm. The sentinels rough, cold or any lung, throat or chest thousands are near the end whose last bank. Dirt was thrown iu' among the moment, broken by a whisper from Jooj f camp. thought they heart! tho reporta of rifles trouble, and will use this remedy as direct­ days would be made more bearable and rocks, and bushes pulled up and set “ Great heavens, but what is that! ” Strangely enough, the other party was down the valley, but were not certain. ed, giving It a fair trial, and experience no hope of recovery more probable by com­ - - - formed nst as firmly convinced that the other among them, and two or three of the They were neat the wq I which Not an Indian had shown himself, and benefit, you may return the bottle and mencing l’r-ru-na without delay. ' Send io Tlie Pe-ru-na Drug Manufactur­ anyon was the right one’, and on the men brought armfuls of vines and creep- the end of tbe canyon, All raised their it was hoped that they had been thrown have your money refunded. We could heads and looked into be darkncas and off the scent and would leave the val- not make this offer did we not kpow that ing Company of Columbus. (>., for a free irenm.n of the third day it was decided era and trailed them over the wall. Dr. King’s New Discovery could tar rolled copy of their latest publication, the fiusIl would not do to close up the entire saw a faint light shining out like a star. hat they should move. ’ Bob had told a ^From the first tho two girls had been on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles trated Ills of Life, a complete treatise on -ig story to get "the other party off up width of the canyon, as the Indians At the same moment their ears caught ho valley, and aa they hail not moved probably know of its existence. Tho the .sound of many voices chanting in drawn to each other, and Lizzie found a free at W. II. Good year’s drug Store. catarrh and all chronic diseases of the lungs. J he renegades did not know what to wall made a strong barricade, and as low tonee, and a strange, weird music deep sympathizer in Bess. When brought I^rge size 50c and 81.00. .lake of it. He could not see why they tho men surveyed it from the other side filled the heavy air. James Washington, an ex-slave of re­ into camp by Harkins the poor girl was “Hush-sit still!" whispered the cap­ in a truly forlorn condition, as may be ho.qld question his veracity, bnt Taylor they pronounced tho deception perfect. markable Intelligence, dfed at Grand Rap­ Since its first introduction, Electric ids, aged 81. Th# test-WM at hand. tain as Harkins seemed about to spring- imagined. While she still labored with •-lade the situation plain when he said: Bitters bus gained rapidly in popular They were yet at work when the ad­ up. “Harkins has no doubt told them '6t tho grief which choked her every time favor, until now It Is clearly in the lead A Huie child of Dr. II. T. Calkins, of he cave, and they are making a still vance of the Indian party was seen-re­ Then from tha face of the solid rock she thought of tho sad fata of her par­ among pure medical tunics and alteratives Petoskey, is seriously 111. The child •uirt for it. Depend upon it, he -has turning down the valley. They knew is med forth a strange procession of' ents, she had been made very presenta­ —containing nothing which permits its drank carbolic aeid. riven the secret away, and they'll divide that if the wagon had come up the val­ rtraugo shadows—shadows which moved ble in appearance, nnd more thanione « u>e as a beverage or Intoxicant, It is Warren Morrill, a Benton Harbor boy. ley they had dodged in somewhere. in double file right past the trio down the wagonmen felt hfa heart beat faster recognized ns the best and purest medicine p the stuff if they find it" and a gun bad a little trouble. Tbe bul­ “Every man to cover and lio low until into the blackness of the canyon toward It Was decided to hitch up nnd move for all ailments of stomach, liver or let lodged in Warren’s foot at right of her sweet, sad face. I give the word," ordered the captain, kidneys. It will cure sick headache. In ■ tho wagons. The one who led the prouwn the v*ll'-y at once. It would not As the trio returned to camp from digestion, constipation, and drivo malaria > fot Taylor to be seen, and he was to and in a moment the gloomy mouth of resaion carried what looked like a ban­ their labors up the canyon, Bess beck­ from tho system. Satisfaction guaranteed away to tho waaon. Bob cooked the canyon was as quiet as a grave­ ner. Behind him was one who seemed oned her father aside and said: ' with each bottle or the money will be re­ p what he thought a very plausible yard. to carry an urn. Then came four funded. Price only 50c per bottle. Sold CHAPTER XIX. shadows which bore a bier, and those hxu, and about noon Joe, who happened “Onr friend is worrying and wants to by W. H. Goodvear. who came after had their faces upturned talk with you." • be looking up the valley, saw the and were wailing and chanting. agon a mile away. The rescued girl “Tee, I want to ask you about my The men saw and heard and realized, mother," added Lizzie. as at once hidden from sight and the The beat salve In the world for cuts, but were chilled and powerless to move. •ven men in the camp quietly made “I am sure I saw father lying on tho bruises,- sores, uleers, salt rheum, fever Can the dead come back to earth? Do a«ly to meet an attack. ground, and have no doubt the rene­ soresr tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, tbe ghosts of those who have gone be­ gades killed him as the first part of corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ The wagon came on, three of the reneAlmost even- saloonkeeper in Traverse fore gather in the shadows and the tUrk:4e« riding their horses and the fourth their plan. Mother and I both got away, ly cures piles or no pay required. It In City has been arrfoted for keeping his place open cn Christmas d*y. ness and hold reunions? • iving, while the horses of tho latter and riie was not overtaken. What guaranteed to give perfect aatbfacUon, or Chantl Chant! Chant! money refunded. Price 25 cents per box ” **** belonging u> Taylor folJamra Norn, of Standiah. has sold a Out from the solid wall—a wall in would be her fate?! For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist tract of pine on Deep river containing *wd the wagon. Tho vehicle could “it is hard to My,” replied Harkins wbteli Uw,hBrp^MOf the gold btmtneed the camp, by fifty yards, but abr.ut G.OflO.GOO frut, for 3HS.0W. after reflecting on the matter. "If she Diphtheria Is rasing at Ogden. m bed failed to detect a crerico lMg, up and halted within ten, and got through the night all right sho may enough to conceal a squiml-pottred the “How tlellckHis U the winning have found the trail of the wagons in •ttbbge. queer specters. aud down into Of a kiss, at love's beginning "~ the morning and overtaken tho party. thia Peoeeadon. Wa inntt hope that she did. It may aings tbe poet, and bis senUfcent h true Mmb! March! March! * exception. If either nlso be that your father was only:stun­ party baa the catarrh, even love's kiss k,P‘dl“« i-Wbe wild, weird chant, bnt not tlie sound of a footfall ned by the blow, and ta ere thfa ail right •nd now 1 but aAat ta thatF ■gaiu ami with bis friends." : . . U , sure eurr (or ttta repotalre cwno to tbo can of tbe Wring. Indiana were in truth looking •'Do you think there is even tho Bl IK mild, j for the w.igons. Both parties had a ghostly figure tood out separate and • ' faintest hope?" she tearfully asked, soo(Uln«, tcUstpUt, ohMiulnK and !«|. naroow escape. .Their presence i? ths i distinct, but not a face could be seen. Ing prepertlM, It core, tbe worrt cum. I “Ido." MOO reward offered (or an Incurable case. Nory? Such 1 Meat I Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. THE 4* 4* 4* HIDDEN <• + 4- CITY �— CONGRESS IN SESSION anil left the place, without paying before tbe‘'barkeep" dlecovercd that be couldn’t collect from tbe “other fellow." Washington will rnd to the World’s W ■.sniNGT'JN, Jan. 3.—The senate went, hould nov James Kendall was fatally shot by Toy­ fair a monolith 133 fee. long and four feet Favorite] man V. Pierce in the Planters House ol square at tbo biuet. That state already has tn work yerterday after tha holidays, and tbe first thing taken up wa» the immigra­ Louisvi’.'. -, Ky., because the' former sent a a flagstaff 2SS feet high in the park. tion restriction bill, which waa set down note to M.-s. Pierce, requesting her to meet hat aihban him. 9 Monday. Jan. 0. for a vote tomorrow or Saturday. Stewart hicago ake . Harry H. Morgan, of the Laclede Gna John German final at C. F. Grander- then called up the McPherson resolution Allo Light company, shot aud badly wounded hojfer at Cindnuati. The bullet cut off an •. jcispend all purchases of silver bullion, Elmdale a a bls brother-in-law. A. P. Edgerton, at St car and then entered the lung of Abraham and .“.fter giving notice of an amendment Louis. The shoot iug grew out of Morgan't S 13 n qniring all silver bullion in the treiwrary arrest for kidnaping Ins child. Woodbury A train-struck a sleigh load of people at to be coined us fast aa possible proceeded MituSdd Two guards in pursuit of a deserter made hich as o q a Sunfield, Mich., killing Mrs. John Schafer Multi Mr n to make a free coinage argument. Tho a scene in the streets of Berlin. On hit (iraud IjSdge and Mra George Osman. The latter’s hus­ anti-option bill camo up next. With an way to the military prison tbe desertet tandard uality light Lansing tv iM-rroli mrn.lment pending, after some debate, broke away and ran. The guards followed, band was fatally hurt, mid several others are badly hurt. firing, although tha streets were full o! he Semite adjourned. ■d |tThe hirgvst pumping plant in tho United ptMkrtriauH. By mere luck uoliody was States has been placed iu operation at the* shot. In the hornw Scott of Illinois, offered re­ X.V tiowiuM city Edmore During the absence of Dr. B. W. Ussery, Chapin mine, Iron Mountain, Mich. It solutions declaring it the first duty ot con- „ ,. Stanton one of the woallhleat men in Clarksville, has a cajiacity of 4,0CO,U» gallon* in twen­ gras to provide for seventy-five public , . lords Tenn., his residence was burned fof the ty-four hours. building* which have been ordered built ar Grand fzdBe ■■'g Miss Marion Murray, a handsome young or extended. The resolution went over. purpose of robbery, no it Is thought, w* in IGotug 'W«Mt 1 NS room a drawer contained #10,000 in woman of Canton. Mich., has been miKt- After some desultory proceedings Martin Detrolt money. All tlie money found after the ing two weeks, with no clue to her where- of Indiana called up private pension bills; .WLu. abouta. fire was a lot of molten silver dollars. one bill was passed and the house ad­ yi’hile taking phytqgraphs of Niagara journed. Many parent* in Vienna have reported to Munikeu Smiflnld tlie police iu tbe last four days tbo loss ol falls w, they look in winter, F. B. Warner Washington, Jan. a—The feature'of WooJtMiry their daughters between Sand 12 years of and H. H. Howland, of Philadelphia, were yesterday’s session of the senate was the LakcOdewa age. It is feared that the children arc tbe struck by falling Icicles. Howland was fCJarltsvino three bour* speech delivered by Vila* victims of a criminal conspiracy. It 00 XlmdaJe probably fatally injured. againt the anti-option bill. His objections Alto President Harrison does not mean to re­ Calvin Swipes (or Snipes as some reports McCord sume his partnership with Attorney Gen­ have it), who was lynched at Bakersville were constitutional—the matter embraced East Paris eral Miller when he resumes thb practice last week—in the mind of a fake special— in the bill was exclusively a state affair. Grand Hapldr of the law in Indianapolis. . smiles when he is told of the bloody fight, Bill introduced resolutions requesting the RL a7m~ TF~g7 Thirteen new cases of typhus fever were etc. secretary ot state to inform tbe senate Two crossed electric light wires In the whether Chandler’s proposition to totally Porthuid window of L Woolf's clothing store, Hnl- prohibit immigration for one year is not in loom Howard City The po|>e has decided Hint the feast of strel and Madison street*. Chicago, started conflict with treaties. A bill wa» passed foata Stanton the virgin of Guadalupe, Mexico's patron a fire which in less than twenty minutes providing that no ono shall be excused from testifying in interstate commerce .completely wrecked the front part of the r-dmore saint, shall be observed as a general feast store and caused a loss of about. 33S.000. caM--. because bis testimony may tend to in Mexico. , -a • Every day, others week day* only, t stop criminate himself. Some routine business on slcnal. Ernest Hart and IL Mitchell have con- Fully insured. attended au executive session held Put lor cars on alt trains between Grand The crops of Illinoia,so Illinois,so the state board bonru of or was altenueu to, execu -------------------fewd the murder of N. J. Sanchez. July Raulds mid Detroit, tieata 23 cents. Connection* 3) last, at Albuquerque, N, M., for which .agriculture says, lost year were short as to and tbe senate adjourned. tnxde in Union staiioii, Grand Rapids with tlM they are uow under arrest. Robbery wai value to the amount of 103,000,000, two j jbe house passxxl thu fortifications ap- Chicago* West! Michigan Railwav th inis uf which is chargeable to tbo ! propriation bill and a few private pension ther object, i bills, which business camo to an end for Vas»ar college claims that nor. at Ma reduced com crop. rot*. ciiAHUivoix ano I'RTOeKar. Favorite izre used in tho Mrs. Yates, wife of a teamster nt Spring- lack of a quorum. The fortifications bill route to thesummer resorts of northern Michl- . graduates has ev<jr been in the •iIvotg.. preparation of field, O , gave birth to her t,venty-fourtli ■ — appropriates |l,7Ju.U63. gam court. Trains leave Grand Rapids f«w Chicago, t-JffJL child . Saturday. There are five sets of W ashington , Jan. 7.— Yesterday ’ s eeeWalter Gaynor, the Chicago touga, who M. and 1:2.1 P. M., «Hs» P. M. Arrive Chicago ALWAYS THE SAME . cn ated such a scene on a C. and E. I. twins. She was nuttried at 14 nnd her old­ rion of the senate was given up exclusively 3 MF. M.. 6:15 F.M. and 7^6 A. ML for Manistee and Traverse City 7:M A. suburban . train by robbing a couple ot est child is 37. Thirteen children are liv­ to the discussion of the bill on tbe subject M.Leave and fl-at) P. M. ing. . _________ of quarantine regulations and itsco-rela"“ALWAYS THE BEST policemen, bns breq fined 3100. ■ Leave tor Charlezolx and Petoskey 7 JO A. M. Parlor can on day trains and sleepers oa Farmer Garber, who lives near Fort tive measure—the bill to suspend immigra­ Llyht tnutis to Chicago. * Scott', Kas.. learning that his wife nnd The price of whisky has been roi *cd 4 • tion for one year. Chandler spoke for Ask our agents for further particulars or Charles Kirby loved each other, told Kirbv cents a unllon by lhe trust. The stuff has . : about three hours, devoting most of his ar write to to give him H horse and take tbe wonuin. gone to 31.33 at Chicago. GKonGK DeIIavkx,Gen 1 Pass’r Ag’L . . ! gument to the last mentioned bill, al­ Grand Rapids. Kirby accept* «I nnd now lhe neighbors are At an outbreak of the Lawson-Swinford ' ■ though the other was really the one that which is absolutely pure raising a row about tho matter. feud near Anderson. Ind., Bill luawson was * .. ,.4_ IN THE and soluble. .boL.bro.uhth. brod.wd Albert Swta-J “-» <>l«uwon. T» iM.• luur. Edward Crouch, a citizen of Hutsonville, .......... ............................. ----. IQUb IUIVUXU WIT uvnu, uuu .liuriw .. stabbed ...... .... ■«. however, tin m.ni Ills., r ............................................... 77 _____ years old L walked from that place]1 forf, in tbe neck —both are dead, tin .amendment was upmlin*pending 1.1 to It has more than th ree times the strength to Marsliall, uunamx- 01 st miles, mill's, 111 arshall, Ills., a diMance of St in nnd a number wounded..................................... , authorize the president to issue a procla­ of Cocoa mixed frith Starch, Arrowroot im over <iv«*r six. hours, litiur* nnd he ht> was iviut so iw> little littlf •*., • are ____ v . :........of r _____ _____ _ __ ___ __ ro_ ». x.^ n a little They apprehensive a revolution mation suspending immigratiem from or Sugar, and is far more economical, fatigued tlmt he wauled to walk l»ack the ' down al Buenos Ayra. ! countries where cholera may be prevailing. costing less tha/i one cent a cup. It next day. E rthquakes have been shaking up Chili Chandler advocated tbe fullest measure of TIME TABLE. It is said that the failure of Kirkwood, pretty severely, but only slight damage protection, while arguments against tbe is delicious, nourishing, and kaiily In effect September 11.1B02. Miller & Co., nt Peoria, is likely to be much was done. ' bill were made by McPherson, Platt, Mills DIGESTED. ________ worse than first reported, and" that credit­ James A. and Norman Clark, sons uf the and Dolph. Many amehdments were ofSold by Crocors ovorywhor®. "In ho U'«y'< *tn .Iimi iruns w < fft.ctivdy ors will be lucky to get 30 cents on the dol­ Ctark of Paisley, Scotland, of O. N. T. , ferrvd, some agreetl to, aud lhe senate adStation#. • thread fame and a millionaire, were both joumed for thu day. inform them»eleai i.n 'the suhjeefs that lar. W. Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass. claim public atteutlun from one mofiih Friday, Jan. G. kilted by a runaway team at Colorado The «*>lon of the house was an uneyentNOKTH. to anulhrr tm hy reading L'h: Nurth ful one. The attendance was small and Mrs. Baudelier, who in June last went to Spring,. Kalamazoo «Ly... Amkisican Review.*’ Alfred H Bera and David F. Reed, of nothing but private business was corwid- East Cooper..1.... Peru with her busband, Professor A. F. with the exrepUon of a bill providing Richland Junc't. Baudelier, a noted nrchiaolugist, on a three Connccticut, have sued the stmmthip Nor-1 1H THE 1110 muster and pny of certain officers Milo.............. l/.L... years tour In th.c employ of Henry Villnrtl,• mnnnia for being detained at) cholera quar-. “‘«n of tbc volunteer forcra. About Delton............... .;... dirt! at Limn. Dec. 11. She wan a native of amine New York harbor, during cholera “ The Niagara Falls Route?’ times last fall. ; twenty-live private pension bills were Cloverdale........... .v. Highland, Ills., nnd 55 .wars old. SbultX........... . .......... ProfessofxII. A. Mahood, of Sioux City,; The postoffice at Lincoln, Ills., wiw broken Pn>*,u «nd the hpuse adjourned. WasUINGTON, Jan. ^.-Saturday a bill Hastings................. Stations. •£■. In., hhd lawn mining for a mouth before Into by burglars’ and 11,230 incash and ho was heard from nt l»ndon, England, stamps taken. Fifty feci from the office is was introduced in the senate to provide a kastwabd. THE RIGHT TOPICS. where he writes he will spend a year. the leading hotel, open day and night, nnd gorennrfent for Alaska. The quarantine Coats Groves........ . Bastings......... Woodland........ . Meantime his family is destitute. a square off is the railway passenger sta I bill was taken up and amended so as to Woodbury .............. BY THE RIGHT MEN, ru L.sbjr. Stations. I authorize the president to suspend immiE«L B. Farnsworth, son of a prominent tion. AT THE RIGHT TIME. citizen Xj.. of Detroit, shot himself deml rather Dewt y, Rogers & Co.„ wholesale shoes, ' gration from countries where epidemics ex- Lansisg Detroit .W.SrlMW than go to a police station on a charge of Tolcdo, have failed for $W<V. more or , ist. Other amendments were discussed, fljUTIXrM... Grand Rapids .......... THE TOPICS are always those which are 1 a few adoped, nnd the bill went over. Tbe uppermost in the public mind—in forging his father's natqe. He thought go­ 1VKS Protawr A. J. Sejniour, ol lb»krunl. *>Ul • dropwMer horbo. oo ,. Ch'eaizo. morals, politic*, science, literature, bus­ ing to the station was tbe disgrace of his ni».» mlod-roeder. prop<w. oo June 31 T.xo. oooel woe paunl «uau>ewo.u«4. iness, finance, industrial economy, social difficulty. Stations. Mme. Mayer, “tbe witch of Elm street,’’ next to pot hloue-U io no liwmelbl. etoto •» MomU,. and municipal affairs, etc.—in shorL all '■ subjects on which ' Americans require Cincinnati, bail ninny times predicted that u.l then be borte.1 nod .rondo ro onUl a ' I1’" h<"“ l“*—‘ lhe 4,? drb.tloa lhe SOUTH. . DlHrtct eppropriaUon bill, bo. witboot Scientific American and desire to be informed. No mag­ she would die at 12 noon, Jniu. 4. Her pre­ crop ot b«rl.-v i. rowed ood horveetol Kvlamazoo Ar... his grave, watched meanwhile by a com. ' ‘ vtion adjourned to Monday. diction was exactly fulfilled. azine follows so closely from month to Ast Cooper Lv.. Agency for^A Herman Zimmerninxi was arrested ’and mittec. He then proposes to bo disinterred [ Wabuington. Jan. 10.—The senate yes- Uchlana Janet. month the course of public interest. Createy.-............. । terday spent the time discussing McPher-. AH subjects are treated of Impartially locked up at Cairo, Ills., for forgery. At aud return to life. Milo.... the time he wa* a fugitive from justice, in ' wm'n .mmlntion tn ston the nurchase of son ’ s .resolution to stop Hie purchase uli both sides. Ih'ltou . .. astratta- ■■ .i. .... bi* wife an*l four chil­ LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. silver and tbe quarantine bill. Aldrich amtyxlt. ...... TBE CONTB1BUTORS ire the RsvucW dren who •• ■ urn were absolutely Chicago. .^offered a substitute for McPherson’s bill, Rbultx are the men nnd women to whom the destitute an*: vVithu.it friends In the bittex Chicago. Jan. 9. ,i the of which a provision empow-- Hastings....... Uic point P'JIUL Ul nutoll was Ort *k IO.VU CXX1 'cold. A p--.. viiui'. b*>k pity on them. world looks for the most authorative CAVEATS, ering tb\treaimry to a»ii sell twwwfa bonds fnf for gold, The sister ■ u'..ltax;i Coyle, of St Jo- , Following were the quotations ou the board if necessary to maintain Grove statements ou the subjects of tbe day. the parity of gold, Coat* of trado today. 5\'ht<at—January, opened Woodland ...... No other periodical ran point to such a M*pb, Mo.. icvL his two babes out in a 72c. closml, 72)ic; May. opened, TS^c, cloaed silver nnd paper, provided that by July I, Woortbury . COPYRKJHT8, succession ot distinguished writers. sleigli and has not been wen aince.although 7t-?*e: July, opened 77c, closed 77«sc. Cora- IbtH, ou international agreement is not f*<a n. L. Sb X. tanslng ™„„. -- 41Hc; May, reached. Aldrich wanted a voting time The list is a roll of the people who are that rocutml lwo««ka.wo. January. „,™_ opened -------------Gty*. closed Detroit.1 aw 7 Do ...ro-.-.r. the ...» ... —.j. — ro -—. A making history, controlling thewarrant hna been issuetl for tlie arrest J u;»cned 4«JHc, closed 4»t»ic; July, opened 4fl^ fixed, but Daniel objected. Teller said ...... Krery patent taken out by ui ie bn>u«ht before affairs, anti and K'auiug leading the of the ot jur. Mr. .UHiiage. Millidge. uiu tbe loriucrinrunip former manager ot the dosed W?i4c. Oats—January, opened a>)%o. that the Sherman act would neither be re- Grand Rapids.i........... 7 <X> niiatrs, me opinion ui inc ox the public by a uotioo riven tree ot chxrzu lu tbo -• " ’ Bank 1 -He i*1 dueed SuJ^c; februsry. opened —, closed age. such as Mr. Gladstone, lhe Prime Mercantile •Stops on signal onlx. | : tank of of Australia. Australia.’ He . is : ««•«..75^ M«x- .irw.n.^1 34ta' cWl34^' rlrwavl lUU,- PortPnrlr — P«ded by this congress nor next. tNos. 5 andewili nut earry passenger*ante** MinMei of England; Mr. Blaiqp: .Slunor 1 r„ro4 o* having bavto, issued lrou.,1 false f.lro balance j J(^uan., W*u. D .pprrorta. sin.®: Feb-1 The house passed the District apprroriafrelabt train permits. I niary. opened . .....I ,1^ ---- A a,aula t~ —• .1 .then I,had . .1 aat ro.. ‘n V- a frori*w»th Crispl. Ex-Prime Minister of -Italy; ■beet*. flM't closed S18.HU; >May, tion I.tit bill, ■>and struggle over Freight trains will be ran at the convenleae* Largeat circulation of any K-lcntlflc paper In ths Baron IIIrsch; II. R. H. tbe Count of A new upal field is reported to have been ' opened 818.45; dosed 819.07H- Lard-Janu- bill to permit the Norfolk and Western of tbe company, who rcservnth* rich; to change worid. Splcudldly Hlufcfreted. No intelliiteut trains without x«5i— Paris; Cardinal Gibbons; Bishops Potter. discovered in Garfield ~I Iro Cantata ..n-»riiv Wn.hlmrtnn ’ ary, ojxned 81 j*,\ closed ’railway to enter the D.stricL Without the time of.inch county, Washington I rr.nn »houl<l be without it- Weekly, S3.OO ■ W. 8. Dkwing. Genl Kir: JL.’<i»ix month*- A.Idreee MUNN A IO.. Doane. Mallalleu, Foss, etc., etc. which rivals in quality that of Moscow, I| Live Stock-Prices at the Union Stock-yard* 1 mgion tbe house adjourned. H. C. Pottkb. Gcn’l P. & T. Ae . DLUlitus, 3U1 BroaUwaj', New York City. I today ranged m follows: Market active j Idaho. FIFER’S LAST MESSAGE. THE TIME when these subjects are treat­ Canadian sugar refineries announce an ' ou packing and shipping account; beet grades | ed of by. these contributors is the very advance of K cent per pound on all refined • steady: others eaev; sales ranged at $fl.l<X,n7.3; i —'■ ’ n-i!------ • 7 „----- 1 Pkt* S7-^ ® “KhL raO7 4i rough , time when the subjects are in the public ” nnd white sugars, lhe princijml reason Joking. STJOft?.™ mixed, and S7.W7.»heavy miud^not a month or two after people given is tbo reduction and shipping lots. Llebf,for the advance tor crop. in |I packing rotto. nro ou lro_ to I । . ftyr the tin, beet Iww.f Amn Z——..1— have ceased to think of them. The Gilbert PllUburr, uro ot tl» Irot of tto ' ' .roroutrob prtro. 1*«"•* &“> »»-«• th. Joint promptness with which UmR>JIkvikw Th”">furnishes its readers with the most uldilr^Abol.t’tob.l, tool .h unci.* th. | 7^g authorative information upon the topics .ttoro.y gruenj ot Mu-aeburotu. to drod, > £1^2 I '"V ? “ V ,h » >_________ 1 Sj7.» Ul Staoirs i toroogh U>«m th. wbol. propl. of th. of the day .is one of Its most valuable totolW. Thousands arc suffering with. features. du, SkinftXTS butchers' steers. «2.ti»a ; state upon tbe material prosperity that Torpid Liver-the symptoms are SiUurdny, Jan. 7. ATS Mockers. $2JSa2.75 Texas Bteers, SlTSaAW • has prevailed since the meeting of the Frank Blume, of Buffalo. N. Y., fell nuiRc lcTOora , PROBATE BRDKK. Subscription Price. $5.00 a Year. from a train New Yvur’a day_general n«Munbly. TheSLSXas.70 governorbulla, rec­ and 33.50 &20*vm1 and broke his I State of Mlchtgan. County of Barfy-ss. neck. He was taken to the hospital and ’ calra. v **’ | ommends that notion be taken at this seaAt a se»Ion of the h-olmte Court for the Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator County of Barry, holden at tlie Probate Office, survived four full days. I Sheep — Market active and prices well main- j “Ion in the matter of finding suitable emin the Citv uf HasUnRS. <>• said county, on is a reliable remedy for Liver Tho Yates block in Syracuse, N. has i talmsl; quotations ranged at $Xto,V.26 t*cr loo ployment for the convicts of the state that Wednesday, the 21st «tay of December, in the been destroyed with ita oontenta by fl„. ! gs wo-terw, naHvw. and HlWm will not violate the constitution, and the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety two. Disorders. It cures thousands 3 East 14th Street, New York. Praent, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge uf Loss iI u? t*: ' ------ •-*----- •-* .----------------------Lows 860,000. 850,000. insurance 1^4,000. 834,000. Pnxlace . Bmur-gaaey creamery. 313 1 ' appointment of ----------a commission to inveetiProb.itt’ * In the matter of the estate of 1 miner Friends of thri late Walt Whitman will ®)ic V" >* SKJSkn packtag . JPM® tho subject of improvement of pub­ N. Crittenden, deceased. . , , form a permanent organization to purchase . Mock. l&aMc. Egg.-Sirleily fresh. Wn lie highways, and says the time is ripe for MORTGAGE SALE. On rending and tiling the petition, duly veri­ Your Druggist will supply you. preserve the fied. of William P. Sidniwn. admlulntrAtor of Default having been made In tbe conditions and and preserve the famous famous two-story two-story frame frame P«r do«; to* house, lease. Droned poultry- tt general law restricting tho amount of Spring chickens, l*144J^c j>er lb; turkeys^ daily labor which may be exacted ot wom­ said estate, praying that be may be licensed to a certain mortgage made by Merritt Hhepanl sell the real estate of said deceased as la sahl nd ttacbnl A. Shepard, his wife, to house In Camden, N. J., where the poet­ UftllHc; ducks. It>2.12c; 7(jjlla. Potatoeti en and children, and governing the con­ petition described for tlie reasons aud purposes Giddings Whitmore dated October t5th. A. D. philosopher did most of his literary work. —Wisconsin rose, 05ixfl»c per bn; Hebrons, struction nnd inspection of the^buildings The total bonded debt of New York city <kj>t£fl7; Wisconsin Burbanks, TD^TBc; Mich* ^^rei*pon°Kb is ordered, that Friday, the 1873, and recorded in the offlee of the Register **f deeds, for the County of Barrv and State ot Dec. 31 was 8155,161,973, as ngninst 8150,- Igau Burbanks, t'Aahlc; mixed lota, W’-Wc. in which they are employed. The gov­ Michigan, on the 2913* day ot November A. D.. |3.00®3.» per— bbL ernor eruor joins with the tho adjutant general in f" —--------1*C3.4n Liber S of mortgaara. on page so. 29H,830 n year before. The net bonded debt, Sweet potatoes—lllinol or wstock, .^ ... SL.'XK12.(JU high praise uf the National guard and says petition, hnd that theheira at law of said de- which said mortgage was duly assigned bv however, after subtracting cash and invest­ Apples—Common and poor |j,75. that at no time has it reached* a higher oeosetl aud all other persons Interested tn. said .MuriuMcCamly. administrator of the rotate of ments. was but 808,905.051, against 807,­ per bbl; fair to good. $2.~x1£.2.!*>; fancy. |X73. estate, .ins required ro appear at a session of said- ^Glddinj^Whitiiiare. on the 4th diy of Febru­ Cranberries—Jersey*, fancy. cy. JH.tlKaOJXl J8.<i&<ao.ai per state of discipline or attained a higher Court, then to be holdeu at the Prob^u> Office ary. IK**. tM Celloa McCamly. and said assign­ 550,1130 one year before, an increase of 81­ bbl; Cape Cod, fair to good. gj.(D37.M; Wis­ plane of esprit du corps than it possesses in tbe City of Hastings. In said County, and ment duly fccurvled tn tho offieeofthe register 110,300. consin Bell and Bngles, fancy standard. BktoC today. show eauye. if any there t>e. njjy the prayer of of deeds for the county of Barry and stale of The cold weather in France continues ULOQ. -the Detltloner may not be granted. Anu.ll u Michigan, on thaftoth day of August. A. D ji©2. further ordered, that sudd petltianefglve notice In liber W of mortgages on page 3M. on which unabated. Two persons have bron frozen to the persons Interested In said estate, of the mortgage there Is claimed to be duo at tho dsle to death iu Toulouse and one at Bordeaux. Cincinnati, Jan. 9.—The ice gorge at rseodeiSy of Mdd petition,and the hearing of this notice the sum of one thousand, nine Tho river Rhone is frozen over at TarnsWheat—No. 2 rod winter cash. 80c; Jan­ thia point broke yesterday. No damage (hereof, or causing a copy of this order to be hundred fifty-two and 40-100(»I,U52.« dollars, ■ILU published in the Hastings BANNxn. a newspa­ and an attorney’s fee of fifty dollars pro­ con. ■ uary. 78c; March. 80Wc; May, «2Hc. Corn- was done at this city, but below the city No. 2 mixed caeh. Me; January, 50c; Fob- forty-flve loaded* coal barges, valued at per pi luted and circulated In said County of vided for In said mortgage, aud no suit or proCunliffe's cotton mill at Accrington, Barn' once in each week for three successive crodogs at law having been instituted to re­ cash, 87c; xMay, B>)*c. Rye—Dull and un- 1(300,000, were sunk. No insurance. wrob, pnw.ro. w-Mjdxjo. broriw.^ cover the moneys secured by said mortgage, Lancasheir, was destroyed by Arc. or any part thereof; , A. W. A. Webeter. Canadian government changed; .western, 3c*c. Harley—<)u!ct; westTHE DEATH RECORD. Judge of Probate. Now. therefore, by virtue of tbo power of .mnugrouM., agent, has MSMIE Utrue copy. '1 uro arrived »m.ro in ,u Ottawa, W*; two-rowd 4j*<> ro-ksale contained in said mortgage, and the, immigration statute tn such case made and provided, notice Ont. Ho Tvporto tb«t SOO r.mUleo Imro uj-1 Major James P. Frost, financial editor Is hereby given that on Saturday tho eighth- grotol from Soull, D»kuu to tbo Cutotoo , 'of the Boston Globe, at Boston. teenth day of March. A. D., iwa, at' tea nonhwoot during tho put yror. | u„ cuu^’rodlng ootlrotor oil CHANCERY ORDER. Bandmaster CAPPA. of the Seventh New o'clock In the forenoon, 1 shall sell at public State of Michigan, Fifth Judicial Circuit—In auction, to the highest bidder, at the north A quarrel over a maverick between cow-. grades at an advance of 10c pur KM lbs; poorest York regiment, at New York. Chancery. . th front door *>: ot lhe tae Coiirt Court House'in House tn the the City of punchers near Denison, Tex., led to a mor- to best nativn steers, 84.3^5.35 per lot) ll>s; ■ Emmie Wilmot, well-known actress, at Hnit pending In the Orcurt Court for tne Hastings, Ha3tlngn< (that (Uuu being the place where tbo tho Clrtai fight in which two men were killed and bulls and dry cows, fl.wxaJ-o. Shsoi* and^ for Comity n™ of eX'su Barry, la1 ,Uy o? Albany, N. Y. ■" the £°H12i cuU Court for Barry County is botaen). the at tlie city °' o' H Hastin'"* '•••tl>e tlM* jwn *nth ,uy 01 . j premises described In said mortgage, or so ODO fatally injured. Lambs-Hhrop, firm; lambs, dull ata decline ^JnK9’on Richahd M. Dudley, president of vemb A... D. iwa ire;. jnijcti thereof as may bo necessary to pay the Anu'raborof .rn»to h«,o boon mitoolo'1? M° Georgetown college, at Georgetown, Ky. fiSSr wX>'“‘'“U’ Ida Be— ninouu' -I n- MSild mortWO. With seven MW tbtaVTor M.xl “m oonnrouob . Ito Complainant. c#nt- Interest mtsraL and nil legal costa, costs, together with Oliver M. Sheldon, confidential friend cent. nn attorney s fro ot fifty dollars eov fAlcationa in the state of Pueblo. Thu Milwaukee of Abo Lincoln, at Chicago. Charles'lOterTy^ e ruin ted for therein, the premises beltir de- amount involved is known to bo near 1300,: 1 ■ L , o Jack AeUTVIN, the heavyweight pugilist. said mortgage na all tlmt certain lot rvw, ‘I Milwavke, Jan. 9. In this cause It appearing by affidavit on file, seribed|hi . | V.’nnal-Cash, M*tc; May. TDfcc. Barleytitet the defendent, Charles A. Berry. I* not a piece and parcel of Land situate In the township Assyria lu the county ot Barry and state of Whxiam S. Ladd, wealthiest man in the. Ella Rickette, of Lima, O., replied to a No. 8, (Wc; samples steady for choice. Icott restdsrt oi thia state, but is a resident of ; of Michigan, mid known and described as follows: Kansaer therefore on motion of 8ndth CoI- The cast half (eH) of the southwest quarter matrimonial advertisement, and became for medium and low grades. Corn—No. 3, northwest, at Portland, Or. grove solicitor* for complainant. It Is ordered (w>») of section number twenty-two (see 23) in engaged to the man who wrote it; tbe day ! XO&fc; No. 4, 3tlc. Oaxa-No. 2 white, astfc; Si defendwt enter his appearance in Mid number one north range seven west was set and duly came along, but the man i *fo- 3 do« Jtye“No'a,1, *• cause on or before tour months from the date township mayor of Brooklyn, at Brooklyn. subject to the conditions of a certain lease of one hTO not put to»» upprorwor. although th. (““»• f.bnar., «l<x Jlweh, of tills order, aud that within twenty d; Jesse E. Henry, old time railway cun(U) acre <>n tbe north west corner ot said Complainant cause a copy ot this order to he half 1 ■ J’ * wedding w«n was flxad lixsd far for TucSdav Tuesday test. last. land above described, given for church purpos­ waJAtnir Uactor, at Jacksonville, IDs. pal.fubrf In U» 11XM.0S* Detroit. description containing in all eighty A Rochester, N. Y. "bum" steered cation to be continued once in each week lor es. said ProteeeorF. KkaPP, prominent educator, more nr l**ai. • ' Dnuon, 9. well dressed clothier's dummy Into a I 1 red cai," “S2aJJan. “ li* u Baltimore. „ .rox. -- ------------;^„x H1x>XXX. ad<xmwuuirallr »d«dW ta'drl»ki ^. , wUU,nc- tas k, Sj Circuit JudgefcT»o*a>i«nnua<nly Uuu b, (M 'em'uMc. aWaSMa tlkb»rt, l»L HISTORY OF A WEEK. Clergyman rer found r*s Heart (1. Good- You S K / A FACT. T J K & Co. of C M ASOAp “^S J«"A(J U5 f.-xaunee, day. 1 pre.<ent liage. "W S Uli’s pile ture.-s. no iltive cure ' ve you a package. (ail. Try L. Heath, in Grand t 83.0Q0,- H Q H £ .V L. S is is it 1 told by tetws the times only . traveler our uwu nlife-and15 u tn pl 1011. fight the dleal Dtehas cured medicines i- greatest f strength foniu of imptfam is a remedy. . nt comity twi» years i Unlike u>e Dutch Process No Alkalies Jft SHORE Other Chemicals • Saraapary day in •dicine acWhen we irilia to a e him back ovlng that •ottle wan­ ts jxisitive *>esses by a Liotv. I*ro.1 prvp.ira«lial value < retained, ullar to Itti Ils powtonic for veary. and NO. 35 W. Baker & Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa, 5 <=■ CIQ/4R 0. 5 roof of a led serious (tan, Iiluum i tai'll 1A 1 "the first wiser than that •/the 1. like the rinding up. of diseases ieh it. er years of Heine which to the sys­ . nervous. new. He Discovery.rt sold by the found such Pierce. who lied iu se|lmtee of its Michigan Central a 5: NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for you. ise of scro«e, or lung willing else • unking, and rd if It don’t mown poet. the winter Mt inption. 1 lead from oue of these nultitude of :*>nsumptlon. h and hapand death. : 1st road, ttlea in the rrh—extends illy growing 2nd road, >ugh—settles illy growing 3rd road, tbe throat— msuniptlon— It s>dtnfific ^mericau 1 on one • of Id be easily Is more are me of these a course of id yet enter, whose last Israrabie and bid by eom•lay. ; Mamifactur., for a freeon, the Hus• treatise on cases of the t Grand Rap- . Calkins, of The child Harbor boy. e. The tail- Cry for ria. Cry for ria. Dry for ria? Garfie d Tea ssz. Why Suffer? Cures Constipation When you can be Cured NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, .■eSNJj r in Traverse keeping his , lias sold a er r>H<taiuing N 1 4 �OUR COUNTY f. !ft Fatmreton was at tbe connty sevn fltoOM. Jtoth. t- cautet wid. L E. Kaap peu or. i>r.-ftalf <u C. C. Stowell aud otherregarding Um Bata drain lu the towtudifpof Castlrfuti xod Hastings. A umjuriij ol the resident.- affected by -aid draiu arc di*nati-ilni with tbe action of tbe couut> riram.ct»mmia»luDvr in laying out and levy ■ ing Ila- as-essUk-uts of IDe drain hl qtws thin and will apply .Co tbe^ourta for relief •gaiiHt n hat tney deem an unjust tax — WotaHaud News. . "Happy George* and Dr. C. F. C««-k have tarn selling liniment ta Woodland P- nple the past week and the News warnalt tbo-r who bought it to be careful tliat it doe* not get near the Are as It I, compos­ ed largely uf gasoline. /. J. E. Warbur.'un wa, elected P. <-. and K. A. Brooks, C. C. in the Ivy lodge K. uf I i <a'orecunty. n.1 three niumu. --—----- , •natelO.WO clgani. They wUi open a fjrtury a'”1 •B‘ k 'tt,e,n UP *•“*«*- i white buStag Marlette will get fire protection a, aocn as the town has had a big blaze. .They j used to have a tag fire coo pany there, but ‘cl ask. it hasn’t met lu two years. The Botcher murder trial cm e goes over A rear end collision on the C. A W. M. to the next.term of circuit court held In rnllruad, near Williamsburg, resulted In Chariottv. elm wreck of several freight cars. The Mrs. George Graven demented wife, of a uail carrier In Kalamazoo has a great fireman was badly injured. <1 -sire to kill her babe and will have to be Apropos of the republican banquet at Caro, it is Mid that It has caused lunch *cnt to the Asylum. bid feeling, a few not being Invited whi> PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS have done much fur the party. Dwouo stote, now close at seven dir • £•1. Robert G. loprrsoll wUl toe prevent­ ed from opening the Beckwith memorial theater, at Decntuv. oo the HMto lu., ns advertised, on account of buslBtas before ttoe United States supreme court In which be Is an attorney. The dedicatory services will oe poetpem-d until.January 'J6. Allegan is In the throes of an electric light war. Two companies are struggling to secure the village street lighting. One has already a contract with tbe village, but is likely to be nuaulletf because cer­ tain Hpecidcaitonv are unfulfilled, aud lhe matter will probably be settled In the courts. Dogs attacked a dock of 70 sheep re­ cently on the farm of E. H. Peck near Coopenvillc. Tla- snow was a foot deep, and thu Hock proved a soft mark. Three were killed out-right and 25 mangled so the)' had to be killed. The owner found tbe dogs lying besicto litelr victims tired out vile shot one and wounded tbe otbeW . • \ Tbe St. Louis creamery Is a proAounced success. Tbe milk supply Is steadily In­ creasing and has already reached 1,000. pounds daily. In spring tbe machine. , । will be run to their full capacity—10.00® | pounds. Eugene ixmnsbcrry, who lives In the east part of lhe town, has a baby and a ferret. While the mother was out of tlie room, the ferret jumped Into tbe crib and bit the baby, making a severe gash over tho eye.—Howell Republican. J. 8. Steams, of Ludington, and Fred Herrick and J. A. Uualiway, of Custer, this state, have purchased of the United States the timber on tbe Lie du Flambeau reservation In Oneida county, Wla The reservation embraces 02,000 acres. Includ­ ing the lakes on It. It Is estimated that the pine on the area amounts to 2,000.000 feet. The purchasers pay a certain price 1 pur thousand, and have 20 years In wblcb to cut off the timber.—Cheboygan News. NO WE ■NEW PROMISES I ALWAYS SMOKE But in thi» new year wiU MiWs W in the past, with quality William Fisher tried to commit suicide Mr. PbiUip D. Armour ha, given, to' Chicago a handsome five-slur}' building, i al Sagiuaw by throwing himself on the whleb will be to Cldcagu what Hie Pratt railroad track, expecting the next train lo Institute Is to Brooklyn. He acoompanta kill him. He wa, pulled off In time, It with an cndowyient of $1,400,000, • and Rev. James Wright, formerly pastor of‘ the effort of the directors wiil be to make it tbe finest Institute tor arts, science, and thu Christian church At Britton, has ac­ lr. at Nashville. Gleil VanAukrr took a bath In the river manual training In tbecountry. It will I* cepted a call to the Chriatlan church of Mirsbull. He will enter upon bls duties at Nashville the other day. He fell known as the Armour Institute. tbrougti a hole iu the Ice and bad to swim at once. A portrait of Mrs. Harrison Is to be to another before he could be helped out. J. Bell, of Ceresco, wa, caught by hl, painted for the White House Gallery by Nashville local talent will present order of the Washington Daughter* of tbe sleeve iu a rapidly revolving shaft Juat as he was aboat lo be lifted off thu floor HQaeen Esther" there in a few week.-. Revolution. > his ideuve tore, aud the little tear probably Twenty-fire hundred articles of cloth­ saved bls life. ing for the poor have been contributed by neighboring counties A man stole a skunk from a Reading the Duchess of Teck ta the London Need­ skunkery. The ’.hdf most 'have been a J.ax. Kk-bmood. ■ Lowell (inner, by le-work Guild during the year. klepiuiuaitiac, or awful hard up fur some­ Madame MllleL the widow of the thing to steal; at any rate he got a scent b«i. .nlmllrtl "«l or »>.«»» b, • deuce nun II l» M«.U» be Ibe.bn-wdrol painter of "The Angelus.” is dying at «ud uio-t sklllrul l»me ever work..! la Barblzon. She had a paralytic stroke u Prof. O. M. Farbee, of Carthage, III., few weeks ngo, from which she might will fill tbe vacancy o-feosloued hi the Wwleni Mleblrur. The new Beckwith memorial theater at possibly have rallied had she not lost all Litchfield achools by the resignation of to live. She has never recovered Prof French, who was recently appointed Dowagiac is now completed and will be desire ; •—V j opened January -Otli and 2lst by Mlle. from tbe shock of the loss of her youngest comral.«a;oner of schools. I daughter, Marianne, who died not long' Rhea and Company. A tame dove, belonging to A. Fairchild, A cumtmny Is being organized at Grand Iago. at FallMburg, flew Into tbe house the oth­ Of tbe three hundred girls who have er day and attacked a llttlo baby sleeping Rapids to manufacture electricity by wa­ fer power at Lowell, a. distance of 15 been educated by George W. Childs, he iu Its cradle. The dove picked one eye of says that the teachers- and nurses and the the infant so badly, that It will loqc the miles. 1 graduate, of law and medicine have all 1 use of the organ. . Alfonso Dunning, a fatmer living near been successful. The elocutionists have A young deer being transferred from Faw Paw. was found dead in bls barn nuuje the most money, nnd the musician, last week Tuesday, where he had'gone to earn salaries ranging from $500 to $5000. depot to another In Marshall escaped, and clean and feed his team. was found None of hfs protegees has entered the all of tbe male population, with a full lying beside one of the' horses with a newspaper profession, although 'he has canine completrent, ctHleavorvd to run the curry comb In his band. Heart failure assisted many daughters of journalists. animal down, but It distanced the whole Experience and observation have taught crowd and Is said to be running yet. wb.h tjhe cause. me it Is economical and humane to blanket The daughter of President Van Nor­ Rev. S. P. Grange, of Portland, aged si Albion and Marshall, Calhoun county's horses In the triable while the mercury den., of the Bank of North America, has years, died at hbs home last week. He joined the Salvation Army Mias Emma rival towns on the M. C. R. R. are at It ranges near zero. Animal heat must lie was chaplain In the N. Y. Inf. (taring the wears the regulation dress when on duty, again. Recently the Marshall Statesman maintained If horses are expected to thrive late war mid w.is prominent in IG. A. R. but she draws tbe line at the poke-bonnet publl-hed a statement of the business of and it Is more economically •uppliM artlcircle. • of the order, substituting fur i( a small the place for a. year—something above tically (by blankets) tlrtDi otherwise. Of I $500,000 In manufactured goods. Albion two borne* treated alike, other conditions A swart young man vlctlmlxol several turban. * has footed up her butput and burlus the equal, blanketing one. leaving thr other Battle Creek merchauts last week by the Mr,. Harris, of New Orleans, a sturdy i "aj* """wop «« with a loss”of wu..» ,„w figures $d,ftoo,unblanketed, and feeding one quart per "bogus check racket.” He represented tvrnpeniucc woman, recently refused feed less to oue for thirty day*, difference 1 hiiu.-cll as a laborer nud wade small pur­ $50,000 offered* her by a syndicate for a : 000' in treatment will be perceptible In favor chase-* presenting a cheek In payment small piece of land, because she learned । a Bellaire min went mu ro* the would-be purelta.M-r* contemplated thu other evening When a *. o mb 'i.f of the one protected. If for no other rea­ which he said whs bls weeks wages. He that Krtimo, K,™ a»„, u„.„ u. . Ix?“SU,1 son than external appearance blanketing worked his scheme to the extent uf about C fifty dollars and skipped. The famous Jcnncns cast* In Chancery. ' turnt'd back and drove to town at a break- would Ikj Jnstlfinbl's. John Caldwell.’ un old gentleman liv­ whlch served as the basis of Dickens' j 'u*k '’I*'"1- telling the people that a big Now we will tmppoee that you have carts 8,1 hl* hind luca on thu road and fully cared for your colt’s feet until he is ing ii»ur Paw Paw, died from a stroke of “Jarndyce vs. Jarndyce," has been re* j ,M*ut by a wealthy claimant. One-halt ' s,l0*ed fight. Several :aeo weut out with I ..I.I '““J<u. lo apoplexy on Friday last. . He was a man opened t,', I,,„t to work. wnrir. Du „ nut the ground upo6 which lhe city of Blrni- j but aI1 they could find In the road ! old *.„/.»»!■ ,o ’Ut to 1-, w. U*e of consIderaWe means, and having a Ing|un I, built it involved In the case. • w,w « b'g black ttump. Ij hlln t*i his feet are him an until arc worn down .-bort short and great tflstrust ■ in banks, secret' d some sore before getting him shod. Do not 83.00(1 in cuireucy somewhere trimut his A.V., that v/inr hi, । Chcliea isn't always the luckiest place ..bunt up old shoes that your horses have‘-----son's farm. Hd didn’t have time to tell In the world to strike. A touriirt, who worn out. perhaps a front and a hind shoe. when' be bad hid his treasure, und tlie An effort is being made to arrange fur a >- was trawling for his health, struck the and tell your smith these will do. but most diligent search has thus (ur fulled to town just lime to to ,et get busted, then he grand reunion U tbe world', fair ot ,ur. I, town Ju»t In In tltne bustrt. then be j haven new pair of proper size put on him, find' it. tiring •W.r.-lhe men who left their ■iruelfw freUbl rar for . tree btatper and du not make your smith put gnat . Little Charley Eddy, ot Lowell, while borne, in the eMt in IMS to become sold | >•“». shortly niter be wu Jolted o» and high-calks on them to set lh< heel up. but examining bis fathers revolver accidently hunter, ln.UHtomU. Il l« thousbt Hui rtrurt tbe rarth »llb a ,retaining thud, allow hint to make shoes just the size and shot himself, the ball entering the right miraral Ihonraud n< them are tall llvlns. Bflnflilebfd uj> mid nursed lack lo Ute. shape of tbe foot, so tbe colt will stand eye aud coming out h little higher up. Just and tbit all would m«ke mi extra eHnrt ro be he »u was struck by lire tlie sheriff sbertlt and «nd carried unrrletl level after shoeing the same as before. grazed ttoe »kujj. It Is feared that he go tn Chicago next year, were a reunion off a, an escaped priimnch ' lfte Do not leave the shoes on for three months Will lose the sight uf hw eye, but It Is -o arranged as is proposed. of thejrenegressor the transgressor Is is hsrd, hard, -nd and this until the wall of the foot- has spread out way ef badlj powdqr burned and swollen now world IB Wunu Is * a big. uig. niuc, wide, ucwfv desert BMU-, waste, at won thin over the shoe so the pressure comes on tbe that if is Impossihle toVtell. When Nila The most approved method of artificial I lIniP of the year for the bumper rider sole of the foot, and if you do. don't blame • ­ your smith when your horse goes lame. mother rushed iuto the room on hearing Ice making aud cold storage will be exhlb....................................... We believe lhe fellow was some republi the report, lie was standing on a chair ited nt the world’s fair. These processes ,can postal clerk, trying to get Mr. Gorman with blood running down his face and will be shown in a very fine building. to keep him "In It” . of watering their horses tiefore feeding didn’t seem to realize what had happened, ; 30x255 feet and live stories high, with for he said. ".Mamma, 1 guess I shuoteJ observatories at the comers and a lofty Lafayette Williams, of Williams Bros, them In th* morning, or how much they me.’’ ■­ tower at the center. About eighty ten, of heading factory, of Tekonsha, caught ills lose by not doing IL The horse comes from work at night, gets a drink, then is li. H Hughes, ol Bellevue, lost his life ice will be manufactured daily, three righthand In the blast fans while adjust­ feed mostly dry grain, rats luiy part of tbe last Tuesday night by attempting to cross methods taflng employed, namely: the ing a bolt, Tuesday morning, and the lin­ night, and In the morning another dry plate system, from filtered water: tbe can , gers were crushed so badly as to neccs'-ithe C. A G. T. track in front of a fast feed and by this time Is very dry himself, tra|n. regardless of the warninn bf the sjsfem from condensed water Altered and tato amputation. Both bouea of the wrist so when be reaches the water he fills his1 flagman. His body was carried several purified: and the can system from dearated were broken. stomach so full that undigested food K water. Three different processes of cool ­ rods and was horribly mangled. He was Amelia Grant one of Mt Clemens’ dis­ forced out of the stomach and Is a damage ing rooms will also be shown. $0 jerror old and quite wealthy. honest girls, “lifted’’ a $15 muff from E. J. rather than a benefit to the horse. Now. There la no ground for the published re ­ Olds A Co. ’ s store, and on Tuesday plead ­ friends, try waterlug one horse before J. K. Tlwrua, of Kalamazoo, /old his pacer. Arab, recently for $50/. Many port that visitor, lo the fair are to be made ed guilty to that and other thefts. Justice । feeding in the morning, thus slacking his *bere will remember the horse Is it took victim, of exhorbitant charges. Competi­ Horton said "S100 or alx months," and ahe thirst and at the same time washing the tion will t»e so extensive and sharp as to , smiled sweetly upon his honor as she paid part in the June races, held on the fair stomach ready to receive the morning prevent IL One who climbs t<f the top of the fine. feed, when being properly moistened with ground last summer. one of the exposition building, and sur­ The Houghton county treasurer reports saliva It will remain until thoroughly dl- j James Wandell. of Ionia, aud a I-ake vey, the territory lying to tbe north, west Odessa young lady were to have been I and south of Jackson park can easily be­ $70,740 collected as licenses for the manu­ gested. Your horse can do more work «.n I married one day last week. The bride's lieve this statement. .There, and Indeed facture and sale nt beer and liquors for lees feed and will live healthy much long­ parents had hired a hall for the ceremony in all parts of the city, the amount of the past year. Thts is <.$2.15 for every er. besides humanity demands this und the sr«esta were waiting but the bride building that Is going on I, simply aston­ man. woman and child In tbe county. thoughtful care. w~o.ii came not. Ho couldn't borrow ishing. Hundred, of structures to meet Red Jacket, with 3,000 population. has Tbo new covered mile track of II. C. ramxb num..) to Jrt lo U,B brl,|e.H ftomc the world’s fair demand, are being erected. sixty-three saloons, or one to less than Jewett A Co., at Jewetlvllle, Erie County. and the youpg lady Is now congratulating >o(ne of the cew hotel, are large enough fifty people. N. Y. lias been attracting a great deal of herself on her escape from marrying a man to accotnmodate several thousand guests William Van Gorder, an old soldier and attention among boraemen of late, its with neither money or credit. each. By the time the fair open, Chicago pensioner at Tekonsha, has been sick for construction was not only an enterprise of oceomd U Sun»ri<l will have living accummodattous for not some dajku He has deeded his property, great magnitude, but marks a new depart­ Saturday In which two people were in- less than 300,000 strtngvrs. Connected which consists of a house and lot in that ure in the history of training, ono whose i mntiy killed and the third will probably with the exposition management Is a village, to two of his comrades, who in influence is. In the future, bound to be die. George zMletuan. wife mid sou, ac­ bureau of public comfort, thtuugli the return have agreed to care for him while widely felt. The track, a regulation mile companied by Mrs. Cora Van Hager were ' agency of which many thousands of visit­ he lives, and bury him beside his wife, course, is thirty feet wide, entirely en­ on their way home from the village and or, can be directed to hotels, apartments, whom death took from him but a few closed by a "well constrncted banding, well drove upon the D. J., A N. IL It track boarding houses, furnlsbed rooms, etc., weeks since. • } lighted aud ventilated, witbout any possi­ ble chance of cold drafts being In circula­ just as the fast train came through. The where they will be comfortably cared for M. I. Marvin has become the publisher tion. Tlie track Itself Is springy and elas­ train was late nnd not stopping at small at moderate prices. Eating facilltlm, both of the Frankfort Standard, recently estab-j tic. will not freeze In the coldest weather Wunt ,hroa*h U* Pbice al tbe outside the fair grounds and in the num­ llsbed. In his salutatory be declares that and b kept in the beat order. There are rate of 50 miles per hour. As the cutter erous' restaurants in the eipodtlon band­ was upon the track tbe engine struck It ings, will be so extensive that no ono need duties upon imports should be levied fnr two sets of stables knewn as tho upper suuarely. killing both ladles Instantly. Mr fear that he will not be able to get all be public revenue only and drawn as close to and lower, respectively, Die first contain­ the line of free trade as possible. Tbe ing ninety three and the second eighty .Mn<’ ,hc were »*r*thly in­ ueed, to eat. and at reasonable charge*. Standard is an clght-page paper ot forty box stalls, ranging in sizejrom seven and jured, and may live. The cutter was Emperor William will send to the ‘“ ha,r m,!<‘ on ,he C,)W catcher World’* Fair a number of flne'horse, from columns. Is neatly printed, aud its editor a half by ten to fifteen and a half by will ably advocate the interests of Benzie seventeen feet Hotels and houses for the with Mrs. Alleman's body in II All bls own stables. county. trainers, boarding houses and sleeping county and Che The horticultural exhibit at lhe Fair act.ident is greatly deplored. At Morenci Monday evening, as Rose, apartments for the grooms, a convenient is drawing crowd, of admiring patron,. Staningur. a bride of three weeks, was smithy, etc., are also among the features There were 25 more marriage, In Eaton The display is magnificent and it em­ preparing for bed. she dropped dead from of this model and ufllque establishment— county In UM than lu i»»i. brace, plants and flower* from all part* of heart disease. She was apparently In per­ Ex. __________________ wh'1' J,"“ W«Uer the world. fect health up to tho moment of her death. ‘•Ha®<b°,nels that handsome does.'* Md if SJeT Mr W Sf1 °n “ >treet ,D t’OkU TKe pavilIon devoted to exhibit/ from tHood s S.inspartl!s doesn't do handsome Merrill Sentinel: Angus McCormick, beo notblug does. Have yea ever tried it? *»* bead the little republic of Hayti wa, dedicated h^d ta.icn forwaid and found she waa un- at the Wdrlcfs Fairground, Friday. Mr. residing five miles south ot here, came to couMtntis. she was carried into a store Frederick Douglas, who Is one of tbe Ex­ this village, driving a young and spirited mortuagk Balk. near by and a doctor summoned who nm position oommiMlouers. accepted the colt In the evening he started for home having beeu made la the conditions all right, but what was the astoulshment ofDefault * certain mortgage made by I*atrte£,St John structure from its builders. of our people the next morning to hear toMazy T- Goodyear. dazed July nth. A. D.. One of the most Interesting exhibit* In that he was dead. The colt became >wj>. *«d recontal In tbe often of tbe register ot Ur ■ .! JI1 P»l’Ul«r Io Cold*,, lhe county ot Barry and state of frightened and ran away, throwing I him tad »the preu u>d the horticultural exhibit at tbe World', ont, fracturing bls skull and catsing iu “J* ’•« day ot July. a. D.. ink. Fair ground. Is the century plank which tad wrliu-u many encerUloio* onteles. on page 157. ou which 18 claimed to be due at tbe date will bloom In lhe next thirty day,. This other Injuries. He was conscious when 9&E*S* jfelljli™’mnellui. «re IxdOK held ot plant was secured by Mr. Thorpe from found and remained so until he dftd a 8Um w ehthty-one dollar* aud few hours later. Mrs. Mark Reeve*, of Richmond. Ind, uoliars provided tor In ,*j<i laartKage. and no >JMT tad lhe, hare proved ret, suceroaC???****0?* *t tew having been Insntu Allegan Is getting to be very metrppob The New York State Mineral building, ™mowey. secured Uy said lu white and gold, la one of tbe motet at­ Ran, and now wants a city charter. The KS*?5T.¥‘r »*rt 5ow- tlmmtore. wlu> *»• tractive structure, ou the grounds. An question will be agitated and step, may be mortisStained ta Mid tte statute ta snch case made obelisk thirty feet high and opposite the, taken to have the present legislature act hrr*by *lr''D norel method ’here-h, hla iroiop heart. entrance is composed of rook, llluMratlng In the matter. tS^T nW* ■ “ Ke oKIlged to earo their tat. a geological formation of the earth, a* Iim u.hirenoM. I shall sell at public . ...7^ pesjplc of Allegan county sent a pe- In ?n ut L tO J I,f ‘UKUrtrti bl«4er. *e* Mrne shed Id a ta taa been btillt been developed.by research. uiuacr, al M the UM! north nonn < 'bon,Oj lKWrd °r 8“P*r*l»ora asking [mil‘bH emm boom In the city of Um ““t«o pile, or rlooo .„h *nP"U1 '1MUo*' “> « Mrs. A. M. Curtis, of Chicago, ha* ap­ S «d and them.- tbe tramps muat carry all Xor.J*1"7 COUBty toboldeu]. u.v , pointed to the secretaryship of colored lnop. a atone at one md, ,,'7r,,bwl sald mortgage- ur »o ",?chA■:Irw>, a* m«y be ueceswy to nap U>r 'tto.tbe other, laying it (jown tcreets. and will prepare new, matter ot riM ** trtp- Interest to the colored people throughout OBcUlk of tho Detroit, lAI,,|n, 4 vorth. , the country. Correspondence will be had aud so <m. Sixteen were ent Md tlhlrojo k Wrot Mlcklia ,2. with ail newspapers edited by reprewntalives of the colored race. • endeavor, to please you. as THE BEST and prices .of any goodato be found in first classgen oral stprt. , eral 5 Cent Cigar In The Market STAUFFER It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. A COLD SNAP? WELL! YES. But it is nothing com­ pared to the BIG SNAP We can give you warm goods. in We must have the room and Will SELL CHEAPER than ever. Call and see us, we can make it pay you. One P^hcf. Shoe Dealers WANTED! saw logs: 1 will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING. P. S. Anione having large logu that they can't handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. 1 , J. L WILKINS, Agt IT S A “JIM DANDY,” The stock of lumber and shingles lately purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson & Br, At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studing. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. tallow, J J. 3. Davis and Tho*. Armstrong. Of £■««. broke jui .tsm,,. .noTirtato ttelr bunk, urt d.rin, tbe euali.g rtu»en. .tappet, - U,D« " Atta* h.. ^ 1°* the report Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything.” � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-01-19.pdf d54430340d32bdc06dfbddfb5e38beb6 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium zn Bar­ ry County. Banner. Hastings WHOLE NO. 1962 HASTINGS, MLCH., JANUARY 19, 1893. VOL. XXXVII. NO. 38 Hnglueer Murphy informs ns that with Iras will be $5,000 with insurance of the fire bell In Its present position and lo­ $2,600 as follows: $1,250 In the fire Asso­ cation It Is Impossible ta hear any alarm ciation of Philadelphia; $1,250 in the Phoenix of Brooklyn, N. Y. ought to be done and tlrat quickly too. The Misses tfolf owned the building Hastiugs cannot afford to have 850,000 or occupied by Byron Dickinson. Their low $60,000 fires every day. Why not put in on buildlug will be $10,000. with N.000 an electric alarm. At any rate why ,not Insurance as follows: S'LOOO In the West­ put in an1 electric alarm. At any rate lets chester of N. Y.t 82.000 In Spring­ not wait until after we Ijsys another big field; 82,000 in Germania. fire before taking some action. ’ E. Y. Hogle carried a stock of from $15,000 to $18,000. HU lose will be from 811,000 to $13,000. He carried an insur­ Three or four hours before the lire in ance of $11.000 in the following compan­ the Union block, the collection of build­ ies: ’ $3,000 In Milwaukee Mechanics; ings on Jefferson street, owned* by AT 81.000 .In Commercial Union, of London; $3,000 in Prussian National: 82,000 In Jones, and known as “Jonesville," h*d a Bowery of N. Y.; 82.000 in Newark. N. J. close call from being burned. A chimney in the building burned out Tuesday, Ira VanValkenburgh carried a stock of burning long and hard. A subsequent In­ from 89,000 to 8<0,000. His loss will be vestigation showed that a coupl© of brick Iratween 80,000 and 87.000 with 84.500 had become lodged in the chimney and on Insurance as follows: 81.000 In the Oak­ this a large quantity of soot had collected. land Home; 81.500 in Phoenix of Brook­ This caught on fire and was several hours lyn; 81.000 In the Phoenix, of Hartford; In burning out. The occupants of the 81.000 In the London Assurance Co. building watched until they thought there Byron Dickinson will los© between was no further danger. Scid Crowell hap­ 82,000 and 83.000 with 81.000 insurance pened to stay In bls place of 'business a In the Hamburg-Bremen Insurance Co., little later than usual In the evening. 8800 on stock and 8400 on fixtures. About 7.45 his olfactory nerves received a Smith A Colgreve’s loss will be from terrible shock from a series of most dtoa83.000 to 84,000 with insurance of 81.300 greeable smells. So severe did the stench In following companies: 8500 In Nation­ become that Scid accused a friend, who al of Hartford and 8300 In the Insurance was present and smoking a cigar, of smok­ ing what is known in a smoker’s vocabu­ Co. of North America. M. W. Riker’s loss will be less than lary as a “stinker." Upon proper assur­ 8100. He 1s insured for 8200 in the ances that the cigar was a good one Scid North British and Mercantile Insurance commenced to look arouud. Investigation showed that smoke w*8—Lsaulqj. from Co. around the base bbard which was found to Dorr Mudge loss on Union hall proper­ be on fire. By a little hustling the Are ties. chairs, etc. will be from 8300 to 8500 was put out. with Insurance of 8250 In the Germania. Had the fire been left for a few minutes No loss ta more keenly felt than that longer the buildings would have been suffered’by the Masonic, lodge. Including wiped out completely as they are wooden all their records, furniture, regalia, pic­ structures, and would have been a picnic tures of past officers, etc. Their actual to the Hames. And had these buildings loss will foot up 82.500 with Insurance of gone, others might have got^ to. 81.000. of which 8700 Is In the American and 8300 In the Detroit Fin* and Marine. Will Goodyear, the druggist. Incurred a loss of from 8500 to 81.000. having moved Work has been resumed In all depart­ his goods out of bte store, many of them Iwlng lost, broken and stolen. He is fully ments and the students have settled down for three more months of bard work. prote<<cd by Insurance. Louis Goodyear did not return to the From thh it will be wen that the total loss will be almtit 800.000 with a total In­ U. of M. until Thursday night He is surance of more than 833,000, The in­ very glad to fret back to his work again. surance adjusters are gathering and we Walter M. Wilkins, ’94 Dent, expresses will give the results as Avon as possible. himself as highly entertained while spend­ Hite? walls of the burned building* are ing bls vacation at Hastings.' He thinks not ruined the losses estimated on the “Old Hastings” Is far better than Chicago buildings will not be as much. Tbre h a for pleasure. , difference in opinion as to whether the Miss Belle Jjimpman. of your city. Is walls will be safe to build on again or nut. aud the final settlement of that question visiting her brother. Walter, for a few days. They visited friends at the State will make considerable difference. E. Y. Hogle has moved hla stock Into Normal yesterday. Mrs. Bailey’s store on Main street:; Ira The fourth lecture In the 8. L. C. will be VanValkenburgh has rented the store oc given next Wednesday night by Rev. Ly­ cupled by Hams A Van Arman, aud the 'man Abbott upon the subject -Democracy tatter have purchased the building occu- ' pled bszFrank Beamer, and are now mov- of 1 Learning." Hastings Banner I’ubUabed Thursdays by COOK BBOS.. iiastixus. W. It QOObYEflK Desires to inform the people that he is still in the ring, notwith­ standing the big fire. He is always prepar­ ed tofuruish bargains and all will do. well to call at the PEOPLE’S DRUGSTORE. W. IL QOObYEXIR YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that men. COUNTY NEWS. Mr. and Mr< C. E. Fick, of Detroit, have a little responsibility that wears long dreKsef. Mrs. E. Fick hasjurt wade a visit to the Straits to see it. T<i her the principal attraction was her little grand daughter— It Is to be hoped Uris low tem­ perature will prove a »li*r« to some of the noxious insects that have been highly favored by having. their eggs and larva unlnjurea during the warm winters of the part two years—The meetings at Banfield are well attended despite the cold weather "and many seem desirous of a change of life. How important that the whole coun­ sel-of God be declared at such a time— Mrs. Blake, sister of Cyrus Ingraham, has been sick at the home of the tatter’s for some time past but Is Improving In health and will MN>tr return to Kalamazoo—Mrs. Hamilton died at the home of her son 'll. M. Hamilton In Rom, Kalamazoo Co., on Wednesday, January 4th. at an advanced age. She had been an Invalid for many years, having sustained nearly fatal in­ juries by a runaway, and from the effects of which she finally fell asleep. If she ever had any defects of character we never heard of them. The remains were Interred Id the Bedford cemetery beside her hus­ band and children.- -She loaves a daugh­ ter nnd two sons— The men' who are drawing ties from the Fisher farm seem to be to greedy of grain for the comfort of their horses. A friend Informs ns that one team drew 45 green oak ties to Battle Creek at one load. Make vonr own figure A — Lid VsbiAutnerp, of Prairieville, atone time pastorof the M. E. church at Banfidd has lately bad the pleasure of greeting many of his old time friends at the last iiaun-ii place. STERLING INLAID . Middleville. I Hurry Fuller who Is teaching school i near Gun l«ul:r. spent Saturday and Sun­ day with his father in this village—'Hie Y. P. K. (?. took a pleasant sleigh’ ride out to the home hP Sam’l Thcde. In Arp warrant pH tn Inert- IdkhteH tp.. last Friday cvcnlng-Qfiite zkre warraLiLea w lasu |M nUm! .rof th. young people KurUde<i , I tne.nox the. Ik»x•■'.-isu -<‘. Ial «! in<the scnooi school nouse house in uie the • ., , _ I Carlisle d!»t.’Friday evening last—MBs SPOONS AND FORKS A.1SO ’’ememoer you. ;et;» ^e£in‘r',G°od Form, of $2.00 value with a’ $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry star e. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R, Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. . What can please a friend or relative better than to stop that headache or blurr before the eyes when reading, and extend and preserve that much needed good vision. If you wish to do a nqble good, act, just have those eyes prop­ erly examined by one who .makes eye study a-business. Dr. Lowry has a large stock ot the best quality and great­ est variety of styles of eye­ glasses and spectacles on hand and is always glad to do his best for his patrons. Dr. Low­ ry gives hisown personal atten­ tion to all cases and will not trust any agent or deputies. Tbs Htlul Life Insuraaee Co. Richard A. McCURDY, President. short time—11. E. Hendrick took a busi­ ness trip to Petoskey the fore part of last week—The M. E. Aid society social at the home of Airs. Griswold last Friday, netted the society 510.80—Mrs. 1-aden and family ha>e moved to Grand Rapids where they Intend making their future home— About thirty teams are drawing from three to four loads of logs each a day to Mr. A nn is son’s mill in this village—Mr. Frank Johnson, ot this tp-. and Miss Minnie Carter, of Yankee Springs, were united in tu&rriagv last Wednesday at the home of the bride’s parents in Yankee Springs—Frt-d Betts attended the Manee at the Irving Grange hall last Friday night. Dan field. The revival meetings are still in pro­ gress and the worldly people nre confess­ ing very slowly—Henry WiBcwIre moved bis family aud goods on to one of his farms last week—Chas. Shoemaker butch­ ered a hog last Friday that weighed 411 pounds dressed—Frank Doty was confined to the house last week with neuralgia In the face—Mrs. Frank Sheffield is nurje at Uie Sanitarium In • Battle Cieek for her daughter Edith—Chas. Shoemaker, Jr. Is working for Peter Fisher this winter— This cold weather begins to make'us think we must prepare our ice houses and be ready for the ice harvest—Levi Palmatler, of Hastings, was the guest of L. C. Edinumta’lart Thursday night—Henry Wlckwire was in town last Saturday evening for the first lime since moving—Rev. Van Wlckle’s son-in-law, Homer, came ln.Jt Friday flight from Allegan bringing his wife's organ with him—The bell arrived last week Thursday and was pnt In its place the same day and \vc have heard Its peals every evening and its echo saying, come one. come all, makes us think we are living In some city instead of Banficld. Eddie Mallory, of Hastings, spent Sun­ day with friends nt home—Miss Mlltapaugb. of Hastings, Was the guest of Miss Fleming Sunday and the Y. I*. 8. C. E. were delighted to have her as leader at their meeting in the evening—Bert Hagar and wife, of Grand Rapids, were guests of his mother Sunday—Miss Lulu Felghner Is at Hastings for several weeks visiting relatives and friends—Kelley Smith, of Ohio, who has been visiting among rela­ tives here for some time returned home Monday—Dr. Young was at Grand Rap­ Ids Monday on account of the illness of his daughter, who Is attending school there— A Ml-s Hoff, from New York state, is -Tjslting'her cousin Miss Edla Smith— There was ao school Monday on account of the plpet/ frizzing and bursting during Sunday. Burned Building. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE VISITS HASTINGS AND TAKES AWAY ONE OF HER BEST BUILDINGS. Lo». will Exceed $20,000: $38,000. Insurance Early Friday morning occurred the most disastrous tire that has visited this city since the fblg fire several years ago. About midnight Thursday night, as Night­ watch Trego was tmtrolllng his beat he noticed a small blaze on the casing of the second ’window west of the northeast corner. In the third story of the Union block, on which floor Union hall Is situa­ ted. The fire seemed to give a steady light ami the attention of a couple of passei-s by were directed to the spot, as it looked like a lamp having been left burn­ ing. But all of a sudden the blaze appar­ ently struck some billainable material for It shot up.quickly. The nightwatch liasteued to the engine Ixxue and rang the fire te-U and the other gentlemen hastily repaired to the entrance to Union ball to break in the door and extinguish the small flame. The door was made al a time when Umber was plenty, -being very large j and heavy. It also opened outward in­ stead of Inward and all attempts to break in at that time were futile. The Dre bell. Is encased In a wooden I ntme work and the engineer al the water works was un­ able to hear the bell for about ten mbtutes. At that time Euglneer Murphy pulled the string and the “Mocking Hird” whistle gave vent to sbme sounds that would do justice to a collection of insane asylums. The fire boys responded with great promptness, but by the Hine they ar­ rived upon the scene the dames bad gained great headway. They ran a line of hose Into the third story of «he\building, but upon a signal for water It Was not forth­ coming. It lias been reported that the hydrants wen* frozen, but wo are reliably Informed that such was not the cam!. The valve screw which is turned by means of a wrench when water is desired, was tightly set from noti use. but a light blow would have |oo*« ned It <o that lu could have been ea-Uy liirm-d. But thh was evidently no1. undeiV.uud ns three of these valve screws Were broken, and the hydrants tendered wotthl»>s, by attempting to turu them by main strength. Could water have been had upon the first signal the tire could have been confined to the th I rd floor and the loss would not have been much In excess of $11,000 or $4,000. Alas, for the won! “it.” When water was furthcoming the firemen were confronted with a roar­ ing mass of flames, but they bravely went to work. The flames seeunnl to gain rap­ idly for a few minutes, and it was deemed best to telegraph Grand Rapids for assist­ ance. This was done, but In a short time the order was countermanded as the local firemen made rapid strides In quenching the fury of the flames and soon had them under control apparently. But they reck­ oned without their host The fire Demon, with a cunning even more than human, coyly crept around the tailoring firemen and ,«oon broke out iu the rear of the building fiercer than ever. It was now prophesied that the best efforts the firemen could put forth not only could not save that building, but In the minds ot all present the next three stores west were given over to the flam es. Huge, black cloulds of smoke rolled out of the windows and occasionally tongues of flame would shoot heavenward, as if enjoying the rich treat in store, and bidding defiance to. the best efforts of the fire laddies. About 3:30 Mayor Hogle telegraphed Grand Rapids a second ti'we for assistance, but It did not arrive until after six o’clock and by that time the firemen had the flames nearly extinguished. The lurid flames leaped high In the air from the roof and and shot out of every window but the In­ creased fury of the flames only added to the determination of the firemen. Un­ mindful of danger and without thought for themselves, they marched Into the buntlug block from front and rear, and by their fearlen persistency coupled with excellent Judgment, their work commenced to tell and In a few hours had the fire under con­ trol for good this time. Woodland. We could not ask for better sleighing— The diphtheria scare has subsided, school opened on Monday and the small boy once more ran about on our streets—C. H. Snyder has returned to Chicago where lie expects to move his family soon—John Warner Is in our village visiting friends— Benson A Co. bays dissolved partnership by the doctor buying Mr. Williams’ en­ tire Interest—Chas. McIntyre returned to Ann Arbor on Friday where he expects to remain twn years—We understand that John H. Walts will be appointed deputy sheriff. We are glad that our deputy has such good sense—John Velta is on the sick list—Douglas Copper has been sick for some time but Is Improving at this writing—Mrs. Levi Holmes Is sick—Mrs. Buhler Is very sick—Mrs. Wunderlich Is improving—It Is reported that Wm. Jor­ « p.r dan has purchased a farm—Chas. Ixjntz and wife, of Nashville, are In town—J. M. Smith was In Hastings on legal business Saturday. BETTER THAN A SAVINGS BANK. The benefits to be derived from a Life Insur­ ance policy, and the deposit ot the same sum paid for premiums in » savings bank, raises a question which U frequently dissowd by peo­ ple InterMted pin Interested tn In the nublect subject of.Llfe of-ldfe Insurance. If amanattn*' of thirty drjxm.iu* In a bank each year th stun of W0.T7, at 4 per cent compound iDt it. for ten years, he will real l*r at thr ot twenty-eight yean* thn ram of ^YdeathClaimrecentiy paid by the 'Mutual Lifw Instirnnce.Oimpany of New Y ork provra that (Joinpany to fiavo a decided advantage over the xanngs bank, as the following Ulua’Vn4March' $4* the Company issued Policy No. 31,430. for lljxn. on the ten payment life nlw,»w at Usur thirty, annual premium ML <.. ‘ The insured had always paid bta premiums in cash, allowing his dividends to accumulate, “w" amounted at death to II 311.00. or *13 » more than be had paid to the Company: that make the .amount with _ nn the ao.ulface <1 of the policy >h*n wntlld cent compound tntenest, ism fTLOD. J. I. McElwaia Special Apt Uoual local on last pags. rOUU PIRKMEN BARHOWLY ' DKATII. KSCATKD While the flames were the fiercest, and roaring and crackling above them, RobL Bell. Anthony Wilmont, Will Bennett and Percy Petty entered the track door of By­ ron Dickinson’s saloon, where they eonld better cope with the flames. They went inside about ten feet and irom that point were able to do very effective work. Af­ ter working for some time they deemed It best to seek safety nnd left the spot quick­ ly. They had just reached the door when a terrible crash came, the second and third floors having fatten In. On the ex­ act spot where they stood not two seconds before, fifteen or twenty feet of burning timbers were piled. Lt was Indeed a nar­ row eacape from a horrible death. A Uttlo tatter on while working lu the rear of the same building about twenty bricks came tumbling from the third story, and tainting at the feet of a crowd of several firemen. Had they fallen outward two or three feet further several would have been badly In­ Jared If not killed outright. THE UL’KBKD BI.OCK. The burned block was erected by Bar­ low A Goodyear, Robinson & Wightman and Isaac Holbrook lit 1857, and cost up­ wards of $40,0410. The ground floor con­ stating of three fronts was occupied as follows: E. Y. Hogle with a ’815,000 stock of dry goods; Ins Van Valkcnburgh with a 89,000 stock of hardware and Byron Dickinson with u stock of liquors. On tpe second floor P. T. Colgrove, suc­ cessor to the late firm of Smith «fc Colgrove, had a fine suite uf offices, their of­ fice furniture, fixtures and library being valued upwards of 87.000. M. W. Riker. Justice nf the peace, had a taw nnd Insur­ ance office over Byron Dickinson’s saloon The rear portion of the second floor back of these offleca were I used by Messrs. Hogle, VanValkenbur3> Dickinson In connection with their places of business. Union hnll occupied tw >-thirds of the third flour while the mason!: lolCt* hall OCCtlthird story. pled the west third of ihe . . •\j s:x>n us the file w: s located, willing hands set to work to «aiVe re everything pos pus-­ everything sible from the flame*. Nearly everything watrninovcd from E. Y. ilogle’s. tlurngh <•’. course all will be gicltly damaged from water and rough handling. Ira Van Valkenburgh saved aboiit $1,000 worth of goods. Quite an amount of liquor was saved from Mr. Dickln.*$n’s. The goods taken frdm E. Y. Bogle’s store were taken most every wherd—eome of these.being taken to place* from which they probably will not be returned. While the flames were al their height Mr. Hogle rented Mrs. Bailey’s building and bls stock has all been removed to that place. Ira VanValkenburgh removed his show cases and a few shelf goods but the rest ot his stock is Sthl in the aton* ami In a very Ing in their goods. P. T. Colgrove, suc­ bad condition. The stock of either of the cessor to the taw firm of Smith A Colgrove, above named merchants Is not worth 25 Is located iu the offices formerly occ upied cents <>n Hie dollar. Mr. VsnValkcn- by Knappen A VanArroan. over the Naburgh’s goods have txTn greatly damn trod tiunal bank. by stnoke and water and the longer they While all who owned or were connected stand the worse for them. Byron Dickinson estimates his loss at in any way'witli I he buhied block will lose $3,000 with $1,000 Insurance. Some of by the fire yet the losses .suffered will not his goods were saved and frequent visits cripple anyone financially, as all are able were made to the barrels (Which were res­ to stand them. It Is hoped that a fair adjustment of cued from the burning building, by those losses may l»e had. But no matter on who were suffering from the cold. Smith Colgrove’s loss is estimated at what basis the settlement will be made there will be losses. A disposition to do from $3,000 to $4,000. While sw.veral of their books are missing yet all their targe .what Is right and fair seems to prevail, library of legal works are greatly damaged Snd with such a sentiment everything by water, some being worthless. One of ought tn be amicably adjusted. The ad­ the relics of their office and otfe which justers aYe in the city to-day (Wednesday) may yet be seen. Is a copy of Blackstone, and we understand that a few losses have which was laid ou the window by Ed. been settled. An Inventory of Messrs. Mallory, a taw student in their office, be­ Hogle and VanValkenburgh’s stocks will fore he left the office the night of the fire. no doubt have to be taken before the in­ The book is open Just as It was left It Is s nrance can be settled. especially solid reading now. being cover­ FIKE NOTES. ed with a coating of ice an Inch or two Rob Green was overcome by the smoke thick, and frozen dbwn solid. Dorr Mudge lost from $400 to $G00 on while fighting flames in Union halt and choirs, stage properties and fixings In to be carried from the building. Union hall. This was covered by an in­ The firemen nre receiving unstinted surance of $250. The Masonic lodge lost from 8'2.300 to praise for their good work. They deserve $2,500. Above all of this loss, the loss of it all. their charter, records, eta. Is deplored The Grand Rapids firemen arrived too The lodge Is an old one and its records late to be of service and therefore did not cannot be replaced for any money consid­ take their fire engine, which had a full eration. The star lodge mourns the loss head of steam on when the train stopped, of a full set of silver ware and all of their from the cars. JJpon a ▼i®it to the ruins new regalia, the tatter having, been used the chief of the fire department of that but upon one occasion. city, paid the local firemen some flattering M. W. Riker’s loss was frow 5100 to compliments, saying that his'owu compa­ $150. ny could not have done any better. HOW DID THE FIKE ORIGINATE? How the fire originated Is as much of n __ ,____ _________ _ is . _____ mystery to-day as ever. _There posillvely not a scrap of evidence that can be had to lead to any definite conclusion, though there are many theories. One is that It started from the play, “The Ancient Or­ der of Hercules," the night before, when red fire was sent up from under the stage. Some insist that a spark might have fallen on the floor underneath the stage and lay smouldering until fanned Into a flame. To strengthen thia the fact that a hole about two feet In diameter was burned through the floor of the th Ini floor Into P. T. Colgrove’s office is quoted, and that spot Is very near to the place where the red light was Ignited under the stage. Another report is that it was set on fire by some one carousing and playing cards in the hall on that evening. This seems absurd from the fact that had there been any lights in the hall they would have been seen by the nightwatch or some one else, aud their noise would have been heard. Another theory Is that it might have caught from an electric light wire becom­ ing crossed with some other wire. Aoother supposition Is that the fire might have originated from a large stove that was tn the room. But these are all theories and can lead to no positive conaluslon. THE LOtKRS ARD HOW THEY SURED. AUK IN­ Mrs. Mary T. Goodyear owned thei building occupied by E. Y. Hogle andi half of that occupied by Lra Van Valken­. burgh. Her loss will be $18,000 with $10,000 Insurance as follows: $2,000 In the National; $2,000 in the Traders; $500 In German American of N. Y.; $1,500 la London Assurance Co.; $9,000 In Insur"' ance Company of North America; $3,000i in the Lancashire. D. G. Robinson owned half of building. occupied by Ira VanVaUnnburgh. Hla, Next Saturday will occur the third con­ <cert for this year. It will be given by Franz Rumtnefr-J A fine concert Is ex­ ;pected. Coasting is tlie order of the “evenings” .since our beautiful sleighing came. Many subscribers to the Banner have availed themselves of the Christmas offer to secure one of the exquisite oil pictures ,entitled "A Yard of Pansies," but a num­ ।ber have been disappointed in not receiv­ ;ing the same. The directions were not carefully followed as published. The pub­ lisher, W. Jennings Demorest, 15 East Fourteenth Street, New York, who sup­ plies the readers of the Banxeb with the “Pansies," has an office system aS perfect as thirty year’s experience can make it. and each request for the “Pansies," ac­ companied by six cents in postage and the name and address ot the reader, was filled the day it was received by Mr. Demorest. He has received a large number of letters from our readers containing nothing but the clipping from this paper, without any name or address where “A Yard of Pan­ sies" was to be sent. Where the full name and address Is not given it la impos­ sible to properly mall the souvenir. Com­ plaints from readers who have followed the directions and failed to receive one of the pictures wlU be attended to immedi­ ately if a card be sent to Mr. Demorest, mentioning about what date the order was sent. - Another source of delay has been the over-crowding of mall matter In th© New York postoffice, hence complaint should not be made nntll a due amount of Many thanks to Grand Rapids for send­ time la allowed for the shortcomings of the postal service. ing her company even though late. Mayor Hogle telegraphed to Grand Rapids the second time about 3 o’clock Friday morn­ Rev. James Kay Applebee, of Boston, lug, aud in a few minutes the reply came that a start would soon be made. About will give three of bis popular lectures at half an hour later Mayor Hogle was noti­ tire Episcopal society rooms. Dickens' fied that If he wanted the Grand Rapids Humbug and Humbugs, Wednesday even­ firemen he would have to telegraph Supt. ing, January 25th, a lecture full of wit, Bush, of Jackson. This was done and oc­ humor and lustruction. Hamlet—A dra­ casioned rnueh delay, and to still further ma of destiny, Thursday evening, January impede Its progress the special waa side­ 2<iih. This lecture to be the very be-L tracked at Middleville for the four'-,o’clock Fooled men skulls—Charles Dickenstrain and had to wait there for quite a Friday evening, January 27th. The op­ time. The M. C. R. R. ta being roundly portunity for attending good lectures is ao censured by business men who pay that limited. It is hoped that every lover of road many hundreds of dollars every year good lectures will make an effort to at­ for freightage, for' its apparent disregard tend, and make at least a respectable as to whether the city burned down or not. audience. The lecture will begin at .8 But the above sum, or Indeed the freight o'clock, standard time. Admission 25 of the whole city, would not cut very lit­ cents. tle figure. The fire was not without Its laughable The scholars in Raed City’s public incidents either. One man carried a Un schools say the buildings are s» cold that sprinkler from E. Y. Hogle’6 building their thoughts freeze up. To thaw them during the fire, carried it to the rear end of out a teacher the other day gave a pair of the postoffice building and carefnlly laid It kids a “warming" which Is said to hare down, walking through a stack of dry­ bad the remarkable effect of thawing out goods befbre reaching his destination. the entire school. Another man carried a shelf the intrinsic The Grand Rapids street railway com­ value of which might possibly reach 5 cents and also carefully deposited It in the pany keeps Ice off Its track by sprinkling postofficebuilding. Another man marched it with salt Tha people object, saying It in past some shelves of dry goods and a spoils foot wear, horses’ feet and carpets. few minutes later was seen to emerge, bearing a pair of suspenders as a token of his intrepidity. Even such a calm and use as much salt as it pleased. evenly balanced man as the Hon. P. T. Warden Malmborg baa resl| Colgrove Is said to have asked four men charge erf the branch prison to ta to carry his big office safe weighing 4,000 April 1. During bls biennial to 5.000 pounds down staira. Fred Parker prison has received 385 convleta. was seen going down the outside stairs ccipts from all soaroea du bumpty, bum pt y, bump, beneath the months were 559,000. O weight of sixteen big volumes of legal lore, placed to the credit ot ap Though quite overcome for the time being expended and there *yet be reached the bottom of the stairs In ia««eisgun safety and proceeded onward with btelTho broom precious load. I beotaDM pro �■■ Il stings Banner CBUMBLEDTO BtJIN A Four-Story Brick Building at Philadelphia. iy, January >9 1S93- ** White and dassiingj Im the moci^sfair light she locked.u Nothing remarkable about that! SEVEN HEJ CAUGHT IH THE DEERI3 Three Killed. One Severely Hurt, and th® Others. Though Walled in. Kseapo Whole >he was fair to look upon, as a matter f course; and the dazzling enect w?reduced by her white robes—deansx nd brightened by a liberal use of Horror nt Chicago — A LoeomU.vo Wrecks a Street Car and Catehss Seven of Its rnswugers —Ono Fatally Hurl and ihe Other Six Badly Injured. PniLADELPBIA, Jan- 17.—Yesterday af­ ternoon the four story brick building nt 517 Commerce street, occupied a* a sales­ room and warehouse by the Nixon Bros. Paper company, collapsed. Seven . men were in the building nt tho time. ’Ihrec । wurc buried in tbe ruin* and killoi; one was badly hurt nnd fltroo escaped unin­ jured. The dead are: John Kcltlnna and Joseph Wallace, packers, and Albert W. Mnrkis, foreman. ’ Albert Gales, a colored poster, wtw injured internally. The three upper stories were store*! fu»l of paper bags. In the office in the rear of the building on ufs one of the peculiarities of the ground floor W. H. Nixon, head of the Rtes Soaps. Clothes wished ty firm; Samuel Buy tan, treasurer, and C. 8. ;eni always attract attention by their Foteylbe, agent .fortho Wilkinson Auto­ matic stoker, were seatcil talking shortly jrity and brightness. • before 6 o’clock. (IRK’S AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP AS. S- Kmi< «fc CO.. Chicago, Hurled by Urick* nnd Badly Hurl. BLAINE’S DISEASE A MYSTERY. Wa<hinutuN, Jon. 17.—Mr. Bl-dno s disea-e remain* • mystery to all but the family and the attending phyricians, The tatter decline without the expresi authority of the family to divulge ths nature of the complaint which has now kept tta-ir patient continuously in be.1 for seven or eight week*, with constantly diminishing strength and frequent “sinklug spells” threatening im me tin to dissolution. Yes­ terday they promised a faller bn his condition than usual, and this ta what they nnuour.ced at about 3 p. m: "Mr. Blaine's condition ta one of great weak­ ness shown practically in a *»®bleuess of the heart’s action and dlillcuit breathing, lie is perfectly conscious nnd at nu time taw been in • state of stupor. As be suffers no pain no narcotics or se­ datives have nt any time boon given and it is not probable that such remedies will be needed.” 1 nogs for His Drath Shortly. Air. Blaine has at various times in recent yenrs been treated by physicians other than tliose In immediate attendnnet! upon him nt the present time. Iu the list nre Dr. N. S. Llueoln, one of the most popular consulting physician* of Washington: Dr. G’. S. Magruder, a Washing physician; Di. Dennis. Of New York aud Bar Harbor, and others. Not one of them gentlemen is able to state the. nature of Mr. Blaino's organic dtaease. One of them, however, said yusterunv that he had once prepared an intel­ ligible bulletin as to Mr. Btaiue’s Bonditlon^but was peremptorily reijucskarro withhold it from publication. He added: ••Thu real nature of Mr. Blaine’* illness will probably only be mode known when the certificate of the health office luuibeeu made public, and I fear that will occur very shortly." No change in the pa­ tient’s condition was announced during the night.. SiLCOTT IN CHICAGO. Gaits, McKinna, Wallace nnd Markea were working further down towarel tho doors. An ominous cracking of splinter­ ing jotate was heard and then with terri­ ble Midtlt ness the whole tipper part of the j building caniB down with a rush] upon the men on Uje first floor. Gale* nearest th« front door and as the falling ■piaster began to ruttie about hta bead he made ,» rush for the strict. Just ns he reached the pavement the front wall fell, burying him •WixcHESTKIL O.. Jan. 10.—James E. F0RFKU- ' r a'p “ 'd s out,of sight. He wa* dug out by the fire­ nun and was found to have been fortunnte Silcott, the defaulting treasurer of Sag­ enough tohave iscfipc’l with serious, but eant at-Anns Ix-edom ot the United not fatal injuries., When the building be­ States hbdiw of representatives, lived in £nclot» stamp for circular. gan to cave in McKinna, Markes and this county and KRI.su, ITop r. Wallace ran toward a' window in the rear fkfi,*' - has many rctaot the store. The first two reached it, but \ tlves here. It was tbe tons of brick, joists and paperfoll upon EffiCr ?__- A thought when Lis them just os they were about to jump out - i crita® w«“ Bret When you want a and crashed the life out of them. < "^y| mad« public that he would come to Wallace wa* caught further back. Th* three gentlemen in the office escaped unin-, JL thhi county fora jured. They were effectually utallud In. few day*, but' all however, by the nilas, and were] aMistea Go to the efforts to find him out by the police and flremenNvoen they Through arrived on the scene. The cause of the colthe garrulity of a lapa.' of the building wn* probably the jy? close friend of the weight of pn;x-r stored in the upj^r floors, Fine line of creams and although Mr. Nixon claim* flint the stock ’ ^‘X.FX defaulter it has sih-ott. bee o m e wellpiled up there wu* not nearjy so great a* it esh confectionery. has been on many other occasions. The known that within n short time Silcott his old home nt Youngsville, thia building is a total ruin, and will have to be visited hta entirely rebuilt. The loss is about SM.ODO. county, and remained a day or two trans­ acting some busineok Hi* appearance had THE DEADLY GRADE CROSSING. been changed'*onitich that hia old friends did nut recognize him. aky Dianwad Tar Soap , ures Constipation FRESH LUNCH,:-: CITY BAKERY. A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARES. cagu. One bf Whom Will Dlr. [ ALICE KIRK. M. 1).. I* rhyslelni/anil Surgeon. llMtfnmg - - Mich. til ealls promptly attended <tay or night. j over F. G.Stowell’s boot an i shoe store. AMES A. SWEEZEY. Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. Practices in all courts of the state. Col•tlons promptly attended to. 1RS.E. 11. AC. 1’. LATH KOI’, ' Honioepathlc Physicians and , , . Surgeons All calls elty and country promptly atuled to. J ‘ A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. • Physician nnd Surgpm, . •» Delton. • Mich. •nice in residence, one block east of depot. CHICAGO, Jan. 17.—Another street car rail's ay collision nt Forty-seventh street lost night seriously injured seven persons, ope of whom will die. A through train on the Kock Bland roo<l leaving the city at 1! :15tore through a street car and each of ths seven passetigers and the driver were buried beneath the wreck ot lino, wood and glass. These Ihjured are: Wm.^Colllus politic officer, skull fraetured, MUy cut about the face nnd body—will die;! Arthur Clark, insjiector Erie railway yardk badly cut about the head; Cha*. Saunders, driver of the cnr. seriously cut nnd crushetj about the bead and body; Simon Jurgesun, cut on the head aud brntaed; Mrs. Jurgrapn, wife of aliove. face, head nnd hands cut with gta-s and badly bruised; J. G Ckrlxrry. head nnd face cut with glaus; Cbm. Fox, cut nlwut tbs head and body with ,broken gliuw. Saw the Train Cuming. The conductor of the car, John Taylor, nnd the injure! driver, Charles Situndera, were Ixjth placed under arrest, notwith­ standing the serious wounds of Saunders. The collision occurred at IJdW. The car containing the six iwiwwngers wn* on Ito way to state street in charge of John Tay­ • A. SHELDON, ~ lor, conductor. As he approached the • Abstract and Real Estate Office. well known crossing be says that he Abstract Block,Hastings. toney to loan on1 Itaal Estate Real Estate looked ahead, and although the gates were I on commission. General eonrevauclag. up he saw the_ train coming. He claims ring scorn;, eta. »et of Amtrac; Kooks, com that he notified the driver to stop, but time Jd from the Record*, can furnish complete a* he did so seme one called to Saunders C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. to proceed, a* the way was clear. | What­ ever the cause the car wn* started jind wa* P. DRAKE, M. D., fairly on the track when the swlffly-mov­ ing train bore down upon it. ! Office over Holloway'* drug store. '.?.£• 12* m 210 1 Telephone, con jdng with residence, at Holloway's drug The car had nearly auoceeded in eroraing the track* when the engine struck the roar end of it and it wa* overturned. The force M. FOWLER, D.D. 8. was terrific. Tne car was. a total wreck ' and the six passengers were buried ■fllce hour* 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. beneath the shivered glass and w. u*u.. broken timbers. While the passengers fere yet HHLIP T. COLGROVE, buried beneath the ruins of the ear help Attorney it Law arrived from the immediate vicinity and (Sncwssor to Smith i Colgrove.) effort* were made to rescue them. TL^ The six inlfoion block, Haitian.) racticee In all the courts ol the state? passengers and Driver Saunders were taken from the mass of wreckage and carried ‘ ' E. KENASTON, into a neighboring saloon, where they at • „ Attorney at Law, once received medical attention. Driver J- 8- Goodvear ft Co.*i store.) Saunder* was taken to a police station in an unconscious condition. f. A. A C. 11. BARBER I* Physicians and Surgeons. 'Jails in city or county responded to with imptnesi*, day or night, ■ IL TIMMERMAN, Horncepathic Phy­ * siclan and Surgeon. (Ofite® over Lathrop's drug stere.) ,AW« hkal State andcollect‘ ING OFFICE OF ’ Palmerton A Siiirn, a „ Woodland, Mich. 3. Palmertok, J. m. Smith Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, ouuucaMTu uy u vunrcnai iirailcr. Nn* YoKffrJan. 17.—GrandvUlej Steven­ son, second engineer, nnd Henry .Th’ompaom, third engineer of the British steam­ ship Glcnbervie, were suffocate! on that vessel yesterday. The death* were caused by the Inhalation of the poisonous gas given off by a brazier of charcoal; which had been kept burning for the purpose of warming the enbin. A'llai E. Stevenson was received by the Tennessee legislature in joint session yes­ terday at noon. Stevenson spoke briefly, ofter which he shook hands with the mem­ bers. From to tl:30 Stevenson gave a public reception at the Nicholson House. The Hermltagi) club last night banqueted Stevenson and hl* partner, General Ewing. Well Done! Miss Ethel. Milan, Tenn., Jan. IL-Mtas Ethel Cary, of Crawford’s Station, Thursday night shot aud killed an unknown man who Inul followed her on her return from a neigh­ bor's. The man attempted to assault her and after a short struggle she drew a ro volvur and shot him. Jon. IC-Rtwda will part‘n the naral demonstration la couneo lion With tbo Columbus fetes. These vc* •eta will be under the command ot Admir "■ -____ , ■ - — . —•—------ IIONOES TO BUTLER Tremendous Crush to See His ’ Face Once More. LESSON IV, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, JAN. 22. THOUSANDS FILE B¥ THE CASKET Stearns. Ing—AU Lowell, Joined by Hundred. Enormous Throng In ths Procession- Lowell. Mu*-, Jan. 16.—At General Butler’s borne on Belvidere HJII. nt 9:30 yestentny morning, private funeral service* were held. Rcr. Dr.A.SL John Chnmbre.of St. AnnV Episcopal church. read the office? /or the <l«uL Ths body was in tbe drawing room. The Mars and stripra were not on the coffin during the private funeral service-. Presi­ dent HarriKun’s wreath and some flowers were tald upon the coffin. Among those present were such leading men of the city a* are close freinds of the family, nnd the general’* kinsmen. Messrs. Plympton and Drinkwater, Uiulct Butler Ames, of West 1’olnt; General Amen, Frank L. Washburn. O. D. Barrett, and othera Tbe was no addm'i by the clergyman. /After the short services, closing with lh< Lord’s prayer, those present looked upon the ccneral for the last time. Taken to Huntington Hall. A dotnehment of comrade* Post 42, 0. A. R.. reached the house directly after tbe private funeral exerctaut Their stanitard* were draped, and Che banner of the post, bearing a portrait of the dead commander, was ntao in piourniug. Colonel Dimon, who had clutrge of the arrangement* for tbe funeral, wa* in command. Commdes bore the body from the house to a hearse drawn by four horaes. A wild wind wo* blowing from the river over the hilt The veterans suffered, but. not a man sought shelter. As the body wai tarried from the portals of the house, the drums of the band rumbleti. the colors were dipped and the company saluted. When the march to Huntington hall wa* taken up arms were reversed and the cflicers dropped to the rear of the detachment. Tlie lto«ly Lying In Atate. SHE WISHED TO BE SOCIABLE. FILTH! GARMENTS. , ,*4 There Were gaverol Subjects Upo« Bh* puffed into a Sixth avenue elevated car, stoat, warm, happy and rural. It Bcetned to affect her that no one noticed ho, no one noticed any one nor anything. Thaw who were not rending stared blankly and gave no sign. Next to beraat A »tyjtah, well dree*ed, well bred looking young woman. The stout lady had never before ]aeen a person of such evident intelligence |keep snch an evenly cxpres-iotilre* face. She woudered how it could ba done with | ।so much that wa* Interesting going on all (abouL Sbe longed to speak, for it not (only seemed unsociable to idt next another woman in unfriendly silence, but she also •wanted to gain her service* in Interpreting ।the strange sound* tlio gatemen uttered when they made their Hole bluffs at an­ nouncing atariuna. . Sho eyed the young woman in admiring ,silence only a iittld while, and then said In (n voice that was startlingly loud: "Air you going to get off at Fourteenth ।strtrtf’’ The young woman turned a remark­ tably pretty pair of slightly astonished eye* i Coward her questioner nod answered in a low tone, "1 go farther than Fourteenth.” The other spoke In a lower tone, but she hsui already attracted the attention of half the passengers. ' •’Well, I wish you’d just tell me when we get •there,” she said, "for I’m alius geltin lost, nnd Ann she laughs at me so for it.” ., The young woman said "With pleasure, nnd looked straight ahead again. But tho rnral lady wanted to-talk. “Ann, she. told me of n shop on Four­ teenth street where I could get gloves.” She stopped And c}ed the young woman's glovetl Lands resting on her panuwl. "Would you mind tellin me where you get your gloved" Several passengers giggled, but the yountt woman autwered with perfect com­ posure. "Oh. I brought them from the other side." . ’The other side!" exclaimed tbe irre­ pressible. "Why, Ann told me you could get thing* cheaper over there —Grand street, I think.” Then tbe possenatrs giggled mote, and thorn* who were reading papers' folded them. “Ann,” continued the stout woman, "she’s my sister, and has lived here for year*, you know. She wouldn’t come out with me this nmrnlug. Ann, she never kind of seems to like to go shopping with me. Pity know* I wish she would, for I’ve got to buy a lot of stuff for the girls to home. Millie, she’s my oldest”----"Fourteenth Dex’" "Millie, she wart* some gloves, and Maria, she want* corsets, and land know* what they don’t want. Marta, she’s just about your build—little stouter, p’raps. Would you mind telllr. me what sire cor­ set* you ask for?” There was a breathless silence In the car. ‘‘Here is Fourteenth street.” the young woman said. "I belief^ I’ll get out with you.” ♦ . Then tike pawwmgrra resumed their pa­ pers nnd their stares—disappointed stare-. —New York Sun. By comparing verses 14 and 15 with verm* I of Hag. I it will be seen that in about three weeks after his first mwsaage the work was resumed. Then he hm! other messages for them to the seventh and ninth months of U>auni.raar<Hn«.U. 1. 10.TO). Tba«m message came to Zechnrtah in the eighth mouth of tbe same year (Zrcb. i. 1), and on the night of the twenty-fourth dny of tbe eleventh mouth ho receive s a eerie* of seven or eight vidunsrarhich are recorded in chnp-ter* L 7, to rl, 13. Our lesson is tbe fourth of these vWons, the first three teaching that the bout* uf heaven act, on !*ha)f of God’s people; that .forevery destroyer there is n repairer, and that God, h®ng cho»-n Jerusalem, will surely p^rforth all hi* pleasure concerning her. \ 1. “And he showed me Joshua, the high priest, standing before tbe ungel of tho Lord, and satan standing nt hta right hand to restat hlm.y A prophet repm-ent* God to the people, while a priest represent* the people Moro God. This high priest rep­ resents the nation of Israel ns appearing before God for a blessing, and the great ndversary is there ntao to prevent this bless­ ing if he possibly can. I suppose that no individual or nation, ever came to God without knowing something of tbe n*istance of flu* adversary. 2. “And the Ixtrd raid unto satan: The Ixird rebuke thee. O satan; even the Ixird that bath chosen Jerusalem rebuke thit*. I* not thisa brand plucked out of the fire?'' Sev chapter U. 12; P*. cxxxii, 13. God had chosen Israel and Jerusalem, and that set­ tled it. Ananias thought that Saul of Tar­ sus wn* too desperately wicked to expect anything goal from, but God's "Go thy way, foe he is a"chosen vessel unto me,” M-ttlfHl nil that (Acta IX, 15). God knows His instrument* before He chou*e* item, and is prepared to cleanse aud qualify for Hi* sendee at any a»t. A "Now Joshua was clothed with filthy garment* and stood before the angcL" Here is the groundpf satan’« resistance. Israel could not deny her filthy garment*; no mere can we. We must riry out with Isaiah, “Woe is me, tor I am a man of un­ clean Ups” (I**, vi, 5), and with Job, "I ab­ hor my seif’ (Job xUi, 6), for “all ourrightcousnessc* (our very best things) arc na filthy rags" (Isa. Ixiv. 6). Every mouth must be Mopped and all the w*t>rld plead "guilty” before God (Rem. Hi, 19). 4. “Take nway tbe filthy garments from him. And unto him Un said. Behold. I have caused thine iniquity to pan from thee, aud I will clothe thee with change of raiment.” Thu* Be will yet remove the iniquity of that land and of that people in one day (verse 0), and they shall be all righteous (Isa. lx. 21). Thu* He now for­ gives sins and say* toevery true penitent who confeosc* all nnd hides nothing, "Sou, daughter, tbysipjinre forgiven the-.-’'(Math. ix, 2.22) Aludur effort* at goodness nre like Adam and Eve's fig leaf aprons com­ pared with the garment* 'if light wjdch I they lost. But the. LordGod provide* garmeuta of salvation, and we have only to,I) droponr fig leaf aprons, cast aside nil our I own righteousness and gladly accept God's | bl. I The streets were crowded a* the band signalled by dirges the pnswtge of the gen­ eral's body from the-bouse to Huntington hall, where It wn* to lie in state. A great crowd wa* waiting to be admitted tothehalh In the hall the coffin was placed in tbe cen­ ter of the flour. Fyom the ceiling, to tha floor n wall of blnck extended. Tbe dim light did not extend to this wall of black, and the effect wn* soleum and weird. Grand Army men guarded the casket. On tbe coffin rested the sword and epaulettes that the general wore from Lowell to the Gulf nnd back again. Behind the catafalque rested a bank of flower* that had come from President Harrison, from the convict* of the state prison, and from all classes ot From the name source it wa* learned people between those extreme*. Fearful Uu«h Into the Halt, that <m having WoHhlngton Silcott went When the crowd wa* admltcd to the hall to Baltimore where he had wealthy and inilnt-nital relatives, and remained there they almost carried tbe doom off flirir until n year ago, when he went to Chi­ hinges. They struggled up stairs and cago. wru-rc. under an nMumed name, bo bowled over the police who tried to re­ ta transacting a sucanaful buaine**, in strain them. Shouts and cries awoke tho what line the gentleman letting slip the eelioes of the hall where the dead man lay. information would not say. Ho said Sil, Huntington hall whenever General Butler . ’. ,' , . r. . . tl. Mn.l ■ there saw turbulent acenes. heui and clothed him with garment*, and I. colt had been so changed! that no defective . appeared ,r<_v .—In ; life .---------------r—— » otuM OT.WU. him. .,,.1 lnUOTU.1 lb«l : •b™7 the angel of the Ixjrd stood by.” The miter I be WK. not. unwed ver)- badly nl W..U- ■ e,*'r “‘T " “U h“H; ■>■'’“ ■" was the linen headdress worn by the priest, "the most con.«plcuou* part of which wa* lenten, nnd tied Lmbro uoel.l b. reirn-1 'iU'1' boned ter all bln l.«e.; Indeed, that be lh'r ”P™-, A“ lh; tbe golden plate or crown, upon which was bad already revived a oon.lderable pee» «™dy «nam oT preple peend inscribed. “Moliueas Unto the Lord” (Ex. tiou >«. the crowd that wanted to get iu xxviii, 36-88). In the days ot Israel’* res’--------------------------- I did not diminish. The exit wn* on Shnttoratkbn and salvation Jcsli*. their king, SMALL POX BREAKS OUT IN IOWA. [ tuck street nnd a stream of people poured willhe “A Priest Upon HtaThrone”(chap Th. DlMMM. TakenTrC.o. Canatv bv . ! trough that floor. ter vi, 13), a pkjest kingMtet the order of Melchisedec, 'fhv church will reign with Him ns priest* nnd kings, tor such arc we Dl» Moixa, l..«a. Jan. W.-RoHmta 1 !>° .L"PT^“-S"?* *. even now by faith in Him (Itev. v, tf, 1U; of Cumbwtond an.l rielnUr. ta 0„ nrntb- XI atal I. «). ,n>-.art of Cam county, an. KrrnUr oxdtM ,h, do„„ „„ do-d th, olBo- o. 0,7. "And the angel of the Lord protested over an onlbruk ot ,maU pox ta a ntallg- ha.1 an boor', rv.t It wa. dmlipud ui unto Joal.ua. saying, Thus saith the Lord nnnt form, which was not recognized until | dos© the hall at 5 o'clock until this nioru* of Heat*, If thou wilt walk in my ways, scores of persons had been exposed. A ! U-g, but at« o’clock they were opened up and if thou wilt keep my charge." Salva­ young German immigrant brought the dis- I again. This time the people were beaten tion from beginning to end is of the Lord! ease to the home of Henry Borchers in a ! inl° Hnra andmbre older was maintained He alone i* the author and the finisher, bundle of dothlng. The bundle was I “P 11 ° when the flhM1 dosing was nnd we are the recipient*. But being opened by Borcheni' little girl, who was mode. plucked from the burning nnd cleansed nnd separated unto God, Israel is to walk taken sick nnd died. Borcners and another LAST HONORS TO THE DEAD. with Him nnd show forth Hta power and member of the family have also died and glory. So with the believer. He is saved two others are very rick. . Made a Wrong I)lo<no«l«. not simply to escape the wrath of God aud The family was attended by Dr. Murphy, of This morning there was another crush at reach henven at death, but to abide hero Cumberland, wBo failed todtagnose thecaso the hall, those who failed to see the remains in a mortal body amid conflict and trial properly. The true dlseaae became known yesterday again crowding the doors, but n* long as it please the Lord, showing forth when a Garman girl who came over with the police arrangement* were better. Never the life of Jesus in Uta mortal fesh (II the young inan revealed the fact that there Cor. iv; 10,11). This ta to tho natural man were cose.-* ot small pox on board the ship had Lowell made such preparations for a lmi»os»lbie; l»ut what Christ ho* done In a Sotar, on which they came to New York, funeral. Hundreds' of prominent men from mortal body He can surely do again, and and that they had been quarantined. At all porta of the state, besides many from one of the Christian’* mottoes is, “Not I, the close of the quarantine period, accoril­ other states, were here to pay the hut trib­ but Christ, who liveth in met’ (Gal. if, 20). ing to her story, the immigrants were in­ ute to the iron-willed Holdler and statesman, 8. "Henr, now. O Joshua, the- high structed to throw tKcir luggage overboard. ami the event was the greatest of the kind priest. Behold 1 will bring forth my .<ervThreats of Lynching, of Course. ever witnessed here. The militia, the visit­ nnt. The Branch." While Um word* of the ing dignitaries, Grand Army post*, and The young man secreted hta small bun­ Book have to do with the time when the dle of dothlng and brought it ashore and about every Lowell society joined in the words were spoken, there is always n look­ with it tho disease germs The state board procession and swelled it to enormous pro­ ing forward to the grand consummation of health hna taken activk meusurc* to com­ portions. when Jesus shall come In power and glory Municipal OF.Icm Closed. bat a further outbreakJ but many have for the complete overthrow of oil enemlrt The municipality noted the occasion jjy been exposed and great fatality 1* antici­ and the permanent establishment of His pated. The residents of Cumberland, when closing all the city offices and all the rotlta kingdom on tho earth. In connection with they learned of Dr. Murphy’s error, were gave the operative* an opportunity to His name. The Branch, I hopevou wllltook highly indignant aud threat* of lynching view the procession, which wn* taken ad­ □p chapters vi, 12; Isa. iv, 2; Jer. xxliTA; vantage of to u man, for Butler was popu­ were freely made. lar among the nilll men. While the pro­ xxxiii, 15. Here He i* the sen-ant fully The Illinois Legislature. cession wna cn route to the cemetery the seen in Mark’s Gospel; in Jer. itxiil. 5, He Springfield, Jan. 17.—The house held a fire bdta tolled seventy-five stroke*, the is the Ring of Matt-bcw’s Gospel; in Zech, vi, 12, He is the Man of Luke’s Gosnef brief session yesterday and bills were in­ iyeara of the life of the genend. A G. A. whU. in Isa. iv. 2, He i* th* beautHS troduced: For distribution of school fund* IL guard of honor escorted the remains glory of John’s Gospel. He is alpha and in counties with railway indebtedness; to from the hall to St. Anne’s church, where tor^yo*. ‘n whom [they gave way to the militia, which from aboltah day* of grace for promissory notes, all the fuUnee* of the Godhead and making note* which become due on .that point assumed charge of the obsequial dwelleth bodily. Services at St. Anne's Church. Sunday or a hpllday due the following day; I uF»°r bSho.hl the •tone that I have servlet, were the simple and i making it unlawful for county commis­ , sioner* to go on bond* of county official*; Impressive one. of the Eptacopal ritual ami laid before Joshua; upon one stone shall bill* amending the Australian ballot law’ nt the conclusion the body was borue to be seven eyes." He Is the stone of Israel A resolution wa* offered to submit the the hearse fur the last time, the troop* pre­ despised by tha builder’s tuid rejected, and question of a constltutioqal convention to sented arms, the bands struck up solemn yet to be head cornerstone. He ta the stone arms rev'-,rsed the militia cut out without hand* who shall break in th® people. The senate transacted no im­ J portant business. fell in behind the body and the march to ,kln®loni® AU the earth ?^TU.Try .*•“ Ukeu ”p' MaflT br­ 3P t hU £lory (0<5n‘ xUx’ P*- will, ings in the city were draped iu funeral m XXT1U’ I -P»L U, M; Berlin, Jan. 13.—In the rcichxtag Herr Math, xxi, 42; Dan. ii, 44, 43). The seven ™ half raMt*1 Liebknecht, one of the leaders of the Social J?hT\ Th” **“ b*"«w®re: ep» suggest omniscience, ns the seven Democrats, questioned the government re- John A. Lowell, K J. Sherman, Edward born* and eye* of Rev. ▼, <J, suggest both garifag the condition of the working BuTrk>hH. Allen. omnipotence and omniscience. The en­ elaam In Germany. Dr. von BetUcher. Colonel George J. Carney, George F. Rich- graving suggest* the righteousness of the ° law graven by God upon tables of «tr>n» secretary of the Imperial home office, and ardson.T M U.-u-n and which was fulfllledta H im amlXli representative of the chancellor. In reply dtdaml that nothing contained in the taiqoit^ “hftU h® The line ot march wn* crowded with Udccn airay Whe° Ication rsceivtxl by the home office P®ople who stood in silent rrepect aa the Lopd <* .T !ariou’ <* U>® empire of the general were conveyed to .sLn ?“ ■hall Je call every man hta neighbor tinder showed that unusual dtatmei wn* rm>»n- ZJL "rtlng ptace. Arrived rt the lent among the German working people. cemetery tha casket was deposited over the i“Jhtadinader th< flg U*e ” In 1 Khl«a vrindowlew palace of Mt, the relative* of iv, 25, this language describes the nence the de^ took their ptacra in the inner Hoot aw circle while the mllitta, the G. A. R. and t«uiT r»u>ni», in th. milkMlal F.itlbtamwUM-o,(0rUw Hiatorjr from Fiction. I wot phr«tetaa.,, .u«mth«Md th. «- ttataB th. OTtOTl, taTtSSnahSl aver the grave -taps” were sounded b? the bugler, and the remains of a man whow name ta known all urW the world were left The aspiration wKjd|i seta the coir.;x>»itiou if a nation’s kcngs ntziro the enirctmer.t of ita laws has made familiar, through a trite quotation, the idea that some of tae truest history of nvtnkln I may be found in li.'. OTta oi'tbUmasiOTtion. Wbaur.r we think of Achilla* and Hector. Homer „„ interpreter of the remain*M an the litanf life of Greece: Greece; while the ‘•Arabian Night*’’ afford us a glimpse at the cast which no speculations about Aladdin have clouded or enlarged. Au Important phase of European life is mndc more intelligible by such a knowl­ edge of Don Quixote n.» is possessed by an ordinary reader even without finishing the book, and ’‘Pilgrim’s Progress’’ holds s clew to the meaning of our own civil war. We might carry on our. illustrations into the realm of biography. . , ) John Henry Newman has left us two pictures of h < Oxford life, a fiction and an autobiography, and it Is the first which tells us most; even the letters, full a* they are of life nnd interest, nedhi to us to throw less illuminating gleams on his own youth than bis undergraduate novel doeK And it would be felt by many persons with les* claim upon the world’s Attention than the great English cardinal, that if they were to give the world what their lives afford of deepest interest, it must be in the form of fictitious narrative. There is much truth which could not possibly be ex­ pressed in any other form.—Contemporary Review. Mr. David IT. Jordzm Colorless, Emaciated, Helpless 4 O.m.l.ta Out-0 by HOOD’S SISSAZ'.IHIZ.LA. Thht Is from Mr. D. M. Jordan, a re­ tired farmer, and one of the most re­ spected citizens of Otsego Cx, N. Y. **£2OT!2?,UBa" **° 1 hMd *n t ‘-'•k trf the Uvar and Kidneys I looked mm like a corpse thin a Uvtag being. I had no appetite and tor five week* I B«« tbs ftnt bottle I noticed that I fared less, the i.SaauMiilm hod sub sided, the color be| Hood’s Sarsaparilla u taol w*H «ad us well. Ail v;ho know ■ marvel tn -emo so welt" 5. M. Jonwix. �HISTORY OF A WEEK. ' it bot another she also rpreting uttered dmiring i said in “Py FOR IT (0 remark bed eyes No ne when 'tn alius ensure,” But the on PkitirgluVM." woman’s parasol. : you get but the feet comfrom the the frreou could — Grand sows VUR CLOTHES SMELL SWEET,OUR LINEN SHINES xrteenth t tenth.” but she □ of half MAS STOOD-THE TEST, "Our Gnus'mve wen^ LflS TAIRBANK’tS'lS TOE BEST. jtwm. the THE MUSE tS CLEAN ANO BR1CHT wonder । Rirbank's SANTA CLAUS FILLS HOUSEMAIDS W/W DELIGHT. CYkeairbank &.CO-------- CH.'^CO. CHANCERY ORDER. State of Michigan. Fim> Judicial Circuit—In Chai.eery. Suit renting In The Circuit Court tor the for the County of Barry, in Civuie-ry at Hie :ity o-1 ladings, ontbe 3>tn d*y of NoVemb A. D. irtl;. Ida Bern'. Complainant, Charles H. Berry. . . Defendent. In this rauw It api«earing hv affidavit on file. ttMtthe defendant.Cbart.-s Tl. Bir.y. isnota rssWuy <u this state, l td Is a resident of Kassa-: tbegeforeon inoilon of Smith & ColSove. -ollcftore for euihpuilnant. it la orderoi at drlmdent enter Ids appearance in said • cause on or txdore four months from ti e dale of this order, and that within twenty days the Conii>J<iltia"t eau-e a cony of thl- order to he publhhrd In the BaAtings luxkr.H. wild puhltcation ta be coi tlmii-'l once tn each week lor True.-ao*. Atte«t. Do you Know? That more ills result from an Unhealthy Liver than any other cause-indigestion, Constt; pation, Headache, Biliousness, nnd Malaria usually attend it. Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator is a vegetable specific for Liver Disorders and their accompany­ ing evils. It cures thousands wjjty not be one of them? Take Dr. Sanford’s Liver Irivigorator. Your Druggist will supply you. Circuit Judge. S folded woman, here for come out he never ling with ould. for tbe girls ven. and nd knows die’s just. -. p’r'apa. In the car. .he young out with tneir pa- * eomptaithe eriftetr. through>me of tae e found in sr, Homer of Greece; frirdus a ecu Intions enlarged. •an life is i a kuowlsed by an Ashing the <'■ holds a civil war. it ions into ft us two ioti and an tlr-rt. which nil iu. they n« to throw own youth ides. And is with lees n than the they were ives afford n the form to much jtemporary NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County of Barry—»s. Notice is heregiven. tlial J»Y :m order of tlwi Probate Court fur ibet’out.ty of Barty, rtzdn rm the nth day of l»teen>l>cr a. D. l*?.’,slx months from that date w<re a’.lonrd for credituni to present their claims :-ra.i -l the r.‘t>uo ot George Waithhitfton N»r, l,u»- <t said County, deceased, and that all cre»llt :r* of said dcceiwd are ’ required iu pre­ sent their "Inltiw to raid I'robate Court, at ’I* Probate offic". in H>e City <-f HaMltigs.for c' .ituliia'.lon and allow.ir.ee. O': or before the IMh day of June nevt. tmi that such claims will beTieard before said t’oprt.on Wrdur-dav. the uto day »f Mnieli. and on Thursday ibe L3th -by "f June. next, at ten o'clock In the forenoon of -*nrli of iliose days. Dated D»c. :5th. a. d. i<cv Chas W. AJtatsTUOXG. Judge oLl*rx*bnte. MORTGAGE SALE. Whereas default has been made In the eandltlons ot a tiHirtgag-r evri-ute-l by Nebemi.ih Richards and liannab M. Richards, his wife, of the township of Orangeville. Barry County, State of Mu-liigan. to Julia B. Scoville, nt Gene­ seo, state of .New York, beanug date tho '.Mrd day of September. 1k*o. and recorded In the office ot the Register ->f Iks-ds for Barry County. Michigan, on the 27th day of September. 1R80. in lil>er twelve of mortgages on page xu*. ou which inortgag«ithere lyoow claimerrtu be due'ami unirtu-1 nt the d;/e of this notice the sum of one thousand, one hundred, eighty-nine and Li Ifti dollars, principal and interest together wltfhan attornev fee of ihirtv-flve dollars .v-TMlpuIated Id said mortgage, amfno action or proceeding at law or in equity having been Instituted to re­ cover the debt secured by »*hl mortgage or any part thereof. Notice lx thereby Jttven that .by vlrtu»of a power of sale rmitaincd in salu m<a-tgage undjtlie statute in such case made and pro-, vided tbe said mortgage will bo foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged premises therein deser.b rd. Lwhieli sale will bo tni’.'le a tthe north door ofFhe Court boirte in the City <>f iLisnng<.in the County ni Ban.' nnd Stale of Me igan, that being the place <>f bolding the <”li cult C.’tirt forllnrr' County, at public miction, by th-' slier iff ot said county on Saturday, the eighteenth day of February.'lsw, at twelve o'clock noon of that day to satisfy the amount which shall then be doe on-'said iportgage with Interest, costs, and expense* of sale together with thirty tlvr dollars, attorney fee as stipulated In said , mortgage. The premises are deicrlbyl as fol1U>LU’the ftrtiowlngdescribed lands, situate qnd i being In theOMiniy of Harry and State.of Michlgan. The west half of th” south-west quarter ol aectlon nineteen. In township two north range ten west containing eighty acres of lard aerord lug to the JJultcd States survey, amr twenty acres off tfb south end of the west frictional half of the northwest quarter of soetion munber ulncteen in township two north range teu west containing In all one hundred acres of land, be tbe same more or less. Dated, November 22nd, b*K. Julia B. hcoviux. Mortgagee. , AASX W. HAMILTON. Attorney for Mortgagee. t ! 5H@KE NO. 35. ALWAYS TilE'S/BIE «2 ALWAYS THE 3E5T 5 CIQA1R IN THE Michigan Central “ The Niagara Fails Route.” Unlike tin Dutch Process No Alialies Other Chemicals (ire used in the preparation of ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. In tbe matter ot the estate of David N. Lake. d Notice ts hereby glvra that I shall seU at public auction to'tne highest bidder. omTue^day the 21st dav °< February, A. D., DM3, at ten o'clock. In the forenoon at the office of the Judge of Probate In the city-of Hastings in the county of Barre, tn the state of Michigan, pursuant to license and authority granted to me on the 2»tb day of December, A, D. !»<«, by the Probate which is absolutely pure court of Barre county. Michigan, all of the estate right, title and interest of the said de-i and soluble. ceased of. In Mid tn the real estate situate and! being in the county of Barry hi tho state of It Um more than three timet the etrength Michigan, known and described as follows. ot Cocos mixed with Starcn, Arrowroot t0The north half of the north half of section or'Sugar, and is far more economical, number thirty-thre« to township three north of range eight west excepting one hundred acres ■ coding leu than one cent a cup. It of land heretofore conveyed by David N. Lake Is delicious, nourishing, and easily to Ebcr H. L«ar. off and from the west end and a niece of land eighty rods north and south by U10K3TED. twenty rods cast and. west off of and from the Sold by Crocera everywhere. east /nd heretofore conveyed by David h. Lake to Michael Hones, containing City acres of land iw> the vuna more or less. DatedUiastlugs. Mich-. Dec. 29th, A. D.. UOL CHAS. H. Ba u Kit. Administrator— W. Baier & Co.’S Breakfast Cocoa, W. Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass. Helpless no Giya ie most re­ N. Y. ays * living feting. WSSkl I ate MORTGAGE SALE. ’ Default having been nudeIn the <on<htlom. of a certain mortgage made by Patrick SI: John to Mary T. Goodyear. d.Uwt July bth. A. D.. $90, and recorded hi the office of the reg Inter of deeA*. for tbe county of Byre Mid stale of Michigan, on tho itrtJi day of July. A. D., 18M. InUherfflot mortgage*, on page is,, on which mortgage there is claimed to be due nt tho date his notice the sum of •Igbtrooe dollsreaod ffitv one cents, and an attorney’s fee of fifteen dollars provided fur in said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having been institaed to reemer the moneys se;ured by said mnrtc ire or any nart thereof. .Now. therefore, b, Vjtue of the tx. xer of sale contained tn said mortgage, and tbo statute I" such ease made and urovldrtd. notice Is hereby given that on H^uSSy the eighth day of April. A. I). i«u. at Um o’clock In the forenoon. I shall sell at pubfte twmt door of the court house in the city of Has& Michigan, [that being tbe Place where the ri??ti t cotwl fur Uarry county is holdenj, Uie oremHes dcM-ilbed fn said mortgage, or so Scientific American Agency for CAVKAT8, TRADE MARKS, DEStCN PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, atoJ (hdart bureau for Mcurtng patanta in America. Krery parent taken out by ns U brought before tbe public br n notice girou free of charge in the American raniinsrau Miebton and koomand d«-rtbed as follow.: cat anything Dt so hungry I have now larilla Il who know L M. JOBDAX. w -l Mortgagee. FHILirT. ^bOROV^. ftkago, Z&liDiioo Ji SaM I’W.O0O beauty,” etc., who pin ya base ball j tors bypopular vote was carried without ; in auiumer, has concluded th put in tha ,^on.--------------------------------------- ----- * v' — ---------------winter on---------------the stage,where ho. will do -a------song11 ---------FRIGHTFULLY FATAL -EXPLOSION. or two in character. . Locomotive Collides with a I.ond ot Two agents of the New York Society for Dynamite. the Prevention of. Criidtyi to Children London. Jan. 10.—A dispatch to the Mrs. Cells Erlbenc itnd her four A horse belonging to Belle’s express wan found ----- ------- - ----------— Central\^ews from St Paul de Loanda slowly cooked t» <1 .ch hy foiling Into on Children starving and half frozen in a room in the toutorent No. » ^ys* train crowded with Europeans and excavation of t..c New York Steam Heat­ miserable E-.X .■■w.LK.wYhrkd.,^ I w„ on ing company. The health office at Hamburg report* LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. w«r rwretly ud Uw regia, ■ toebed to join a wagon loaded with fiftythat there were 10,0’0 deatlui from cholera • four boxes of dynamite and cighty-two in 1802, and 20,323 deaths from' all causes. Chlcago. casks gunpowder. Tho engine moved The births numbered ’is,909. C V1IILAUO.JA.T. hicago. Jan. 14. AO. —------ of f • — Following were the quoteUona on the board । down grade with great speed and collided Burglara at Vienna murdered Frau I________ Marie Pocher, aged 00 years, and looted 1 off trade today. today, Wheat-January, opened with the wagon, exploding the dynamite. 7o?|ic. etoeed, ‘“Me: May, opened. teHc. closed Fifty persons were killed. her house. . ’Jfcc; July, opened 61c, dosed blMicl CornSir John Puieston, M. R, gave* dinner ttMay. January. opened «4e. closed nt the Conaervative club, Loudon, to Sen­ opened 4t«4c, closed July; opened 4«Hc, ClNClXNATi, Jan. 16.—Rufus Payne, an ator Jones, of Nevada. closed teUc. Oats—January, opened —. William Lloyd Garrison’s atatuo in closed 81T4c: February, ojiomal —, dosed ex-member of the school board, was found bronze, of colossal size, will l»e uuvelied in x-H; May, opened ®«o. chawd. 35«c* Pork- frozen to death nt 342 West Sixth street January, oj«ncd fl8.7U, closed <18.60; Feb­ Monday nioru'.ng. His Ixxiy was found tn Newburyport next Fourth of July. ruary, opsned 81 “Hi. closed <lH.aH; May, a little repair sliml in the rear of the house. The total cotton receipts for 1892 at eleven opened <lP-(«.- ctoocd <HjD. Lard—Janu­ The body was lying by the stove. It is pointe in Arkansas and the Indian Territory ary. opened <L*-.77Ji, closed S10.77H. ' supposed that he went to sleep by the stove were 51,<771 bales. For tbe previous year at Live Stock—Prices at tho Union Stock-yards and the cold benumbed bis faculties. the same points the receipt* were 122,261. today ranged as follows; Market active ’s family live in the Twenty^fifth piit-ire withwuu- Payne Peter Engstrom was given a verdict for , on .psckingand shipping .. u>>. . •ct'ium, account; prices ran cyl -■ at fA30 —t material chanfce; change; sales salt — — ' wnrd. <7,500 in the dreuit court nt Ashland, Wte, i1 out sales ranusd »t — <A30 in an action against the Ashland Iron aud ©"-'’J plk?. S7.4D©7.75 light, 87.tXJ7.tB rough Steel company. This is ono-hnlf the sum ^“ag. 37 ltoj.7AJ mixed, and <7.<ft^’Ml heavy UniONTOWN. Pa., Jan. 16.—Joseph Crad­ asked by pteintlff. packtog sad dipping tots. rn » c . , „ . , Cottle - Market rather quiet on lo­ dock and another workman, .whose name T. E. Grace, of tbe Hotel Grace, Red c*i and shipping account nnd prices could not lx) obtained, were thawing Oak, la., was shot through the head in his without inuch change; quotations ranged at twenty sticks of dynamite at an open lire ’bedroom. ’ — whom • •ho •hiul•' |5,4q(4,(jQ choice to extra shipping steers, <4M) In tile new tunnel on the state line exten­ His wife, with 4^5.30 good to choice do, <3.90 Q UD sion of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. trouble, was in the room at tho time. There Is so much destitution nt Cincin­ fair to good. <32S2J.To common to medium The dynamite exploded, killing the two do, $a.(WJ3.75 butchers' steers. |3.(Ud nati caused by tin "break-up ' of* the ' river 2.73 stockera, |2JSaX75 Texas steers, $3.73flAP.) men and injuring several others. that bakers have I defend their wngons at rnngo iW.-s. $2.tO®3.25 feeders. 51J&M73 Royal Wedding. til ver. tbe point ot the n cows. SLSXM-70 bulls, and $3.30 *040 vool Sigmaringen, Jan. 10.—Amid royal pomp ami Splendor aud surrounded by Sheep — Market active and price* well sup­ Elizabeth Cady Stanton says that the ported; quotations ranged at <L(XXX5.3D per 100 first Pilgrim to set foot on Plymouth rock I lba westerns, S3JtXJ5J<0 natives, and |4.l^>iMX) European sovereigns or their representa­ tives, Princess Marie ot Edinburg was was a woman. lambs. married Tuesday to Prince Ferdinand, General Horace Porter has been elected Produoe: Butter—Fancy creamery, 3!4h crown prince of Roumnnix president of tbe Union League club at New 8?He per lb; fancy dairy, t’l&2oc; packing Senator Cullom la Bettor. York, the place which ban been filled for stock. l&iMflc. Egas-St rlctly treat. JSa^o per doz; Ice house, Dressed poultry— seven years by Chauncey M. Depew. Washington, Jan. 16.—Senator Cullom, cnickena, 9&llc per lb; turkeys, The Smart building nt Kansas City was Spring U®Wfc; ducks, 10»12u; 7^11c- Potatoes of Illinois, has been confined to his room burned. The total loss was <345,(XX), di­ —Wisconsin rose, ttiyiSo per feu; Hobrons, the past week by Illness. He to better, and vided ns follows: Jacquard Watch and expects to be out again in a few days. Jewelry company, (150,000; Foster Woolen company, <50,000; Art school, <5,000; build­ Swcci xxjtotoee—llllnol S3.00®3AO per bbL THE DEATH RECORD. Apples — Common and poor stodc, SLL032.0O ing. <40.000bbl; fair to good, fancy, *2.70. Jobs Huntington, wealthy citizen of Tho Illinois State Board of Pharmacy per Cranberries—Jerseys, fancy. ^.tD.QOxO par has elected these officers: T. N. Jamieson, bbl; Cape Cod. fair to good, <5.0^7.50; Wis­ Cleveland, O., at London. Rev. Dr. Edward D. Wueadon, oldest of Chicago, president; L. C. Hogan, of Chi­ con#In Bell and Bugles, fancy standard. <9.00© Methodist preacher, at Chicago. cago, vice president; H. H. Green, ot 10.00. Edgar Mills, prominent California piBloomington, treasurer, and Frank Fleury, of Springfield, secretory. Senator John E. Kkxxa, of West VirWheat—No. 3 red winter cash. 8B<c; Tbe whisky trust has again advanced giuia, at Washington. January, 82^0, February. 83»6<x March. prices 5 cents a gallon. May, b%c. Corn—No. 3 mixed each. £JHc; George H. Wisxeb, wealthiest,young Poatmaster Jacob M. Morris, of Lincoln, January. 53)4c: Februuary, S^ct March; man in Iowa, at Eldora, In. ’ ms., whose office was recently robbed, baa May. 54Mc. Oats-No. 2 mixed cash. W. EL ALUtX, prominent Mason, at Be­ been depoeed, n shortage having been dis­ May. 40J4C. Ryo—In light request; quoted at loit, Win. UN-i'ite in car tote. Barley — Dull and steady; covered jn his accounts. Ezra Pomfrrey, pioneer citizen of Elk­ two-rowed state. (XVjTDc; western, slx-rowon J. W. Evans, s[>ecinl agent of the Santa state, 70ii90c. Pork— Unchanged; old mew Fe road, with a posse, has captured Bill S17.W17.75. new, 818.5OCd3.73. Lord-Dull hart, Ind. Henry 3. Codman, chief of thu land­ Dual, Bill Herman and Wade Stewart and nominal. near Paris, Te$. They are charged with Live Stock: Cattle—Trading actire foe all scape department of the Worid’v fair, at robbing tho Santa Fu agent at Dougherty, gradM at an advance at lOaiJo per 10) lba; Chicaga pooroat tu bent nutivu steers, per 100 Wiljjam H. Wickham, ex-mayor of New LT. By-a premature blast in the new yards of lha; bulls and dry cows, <Sd&2,AW. Sheep and York city. Lamba—Sheep, steady and firm; lamha. ooUm Dr. SaMUCL Logan, prominent southern the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway and t<io per lb higher, sheep, SLflOQJM) per WO utar Denison, Tax., two meu named George Ibe; bumbs. S&&0a7Dfi Hogs—Nominally physician, at New Orleans. Hampton and Jerry Kylie were killed aud steady: Uvu bogs. <74037^0 per 100 lbs. pRAECEB AWE Kemblb, well-known aotwo ocher laborers seriously injured. BartXMaa BuxdeUCoutta aud her hus. Dmore.Jac.M. Wheat—Na 3 red oeeK KJ«di Mor. nprtagflaid, Maa. UM No. 1 wMKTte. Oom-No. > omK ton, Mrs. Antiwlel, of the capital dty, kicked a tamborine suspended at a height of 0 feet, 9 Inches. A sperm whole about thirty-five feet long made its appearnneo In the upper boy |a.m.|*.m.|p.m.lp.nLlp.m. I XM| 8.371 lltttl j.Wl 1.00 Local Agent, Hastings 8FmW fltowwfi ths wreg. Da. Mmxsf Pills Ds'jdi, Liasisg & iOrihfi Station!. 2 •1 efi NOBTH, m !1 Kalamazoo Lv.............6 30 East Cooper................ Richland Jucc't.......... 6 40 fl W Cressey....................... Mito.............................. 6 55 ’[ MA Delton......................... 7 OJ Cloverdale................... »7 IT 33 >1 ) 40 Htrnltx........................... •7 1 r M 1 9» Hastings.................... Coats Grove................ •7 4C •4 cr • 9 « B 10 10 Woodland................... 113] 10 23 Woodbury................. . Fla D. L. Sb X. I.'inaln*........................ 11 60 .... 5 12 55 Grand Rapids.............. i ^WE SINQ THE PRAISE ne with WAii’isGTr-N. Jffn. II.—The «imto yw lertiay |UD<wii the quarantine bill witha piuvlaion ilmt the prekidaut iuay prohllrft In whole or in.pnrt the landing of both persons and property in this country from epidemic countries. Tbe anti-option bdl was discussed without action. The house rejected tho joint resolution changing the time of inauguration nnd Female Ailments, meeting of congress, aud (Missed the bill giving tha Norfolk and Western railway : Remove Disease and entry into the District WAsniXGTOX, Jan. IS.—The only thing ; Promote Good Health. done in the senate ycaterday after tha read­ Omnd rtb . ftadM A B.M1. OMbf. ing of the journal was the announcement Famous the world over. of the death of Senator Kenna, the adop­ tion of the usual eulogistic rusolnUons, and the appointment of a committee to ar­ range for the fuperal. ' The house followed the example of the senate. Warrington, Jan. 18.—Both houses of congress yesterday gave tho day to the '• funeral exercises over the body of the late I TIME TABLE. Senator Kenna. That business was ail the j a In effect November soth.ttW. senate attended to. IJ In the boiubo a brief L..v* conrideration of the ~ . Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detroit bill to provide the efficiency of the militia irar m. ir.u. was had, but no action taken. At 12:-45 -r®••rxs.<l RnpiHs 7 10 the members went to tho senate chamber, Rast Farts aud immediately on returning from the McCord funeral adjourned. Alto Elmdale Washington, Jan. 14.—In the senate CtariwvlBe yesterday tiie McGarrahan bill was Lake Odessa 1 li Woodbury under consideration for lialf an hour and Suufleld after a speech against it by Mills, it went Mulliken over till Monday. Tho anti-option bill Grand Ixidge was then taken up nnd an amendment Lanainx Detroit offered by Vilns which would have the effect of restricting the operations of the hill to ” was “ “gambling punblloj transactions ttau»ctloM" wa. deda tiuward Cny for the rretof lha <U, ao.l went over Edmore .Inhn I. ilklo't do .nr daniaoe were readr < without BOtloiL ___ ■ Blanton racon.1 Miclix'l C. McDonald u ni.nilxr J°bn 1. dklii't do ray, ' TLo ’i>publican. In IbsbouMRUbusUnd loots of U» llllnol. IX-mocratic ra>u>coumlUra J tbrakj vebra lb. train bore tbeex- : P eoMldrrratonof private Grand Ledge r m front tbe Tb.nl dhtr.ee. v. ’ rh_m I »«r elal.ua Wil with the rreult that noth■•>L rurMiu Mary Kneiir. formerly in charge । Ing was nccoinpltohed. ix-rroit Thursday, Jan. 12. of the Women’s Christian Temperance 1 «-,MIIV<.TnS. v-n m —Cafferv the new Tho French cabinet has had another Union restaurant, Chicago, nnd noted for I —natnr took his Saturday iJUMlng Grand Ledge crisis and Do Freycinet nnd Loubet were 1 her charitable and temperance work, lain Ixmfalana senator, took bla seat Saturday Mulliken dropped and a new cabinet formed with * jail In that city for forging a note ou Mrs. [ <“«’ every time be got an opportunity Sunfield Woodbury other men iu their places. ■ । Mary M. Hobbs, with whom .he had mode | voted against tbe anti-option bill. Most Lake Odessa Only nineteen men are missing rm the re- ; her home for some tiiy, and of whom she of the day was occupied by Morgan, who Clarksville suit of the inundation of the Cornwall was the trusted compniion. I s-poke on the Nicaragua canal and bewailed Elmdale Alto (England) coal ph. , ------- — | the alleged fact that the Mouroe doctrine MtCmi.! Tbe Hrallu.- combine bi repnru.1 u> l» Tnren.y. Jra. ' T. .yn, nt tbl, Ume . -braren Ulrellty.” or a. East Faris ■--• ------.u_ ----------i ■ Don.-lson his been appoint- Ims put it, “kicked to doll rags" by the seninterested tn the syndicate which Caffery. has ob- who I Grand itaplds ed United States senator frdm Louisiana in : ate. Washburn gave notice after several tamed control of nearly all the coal mines ---- - —-1----- r । —:------ ----------------- --- ------------- 7------ 7'. —VI Randall L. Gibson, was the leader ■• votes had been taken on the subject that in Nova Scotia The new combine has u • place of RaudaU capital of , । ......................... ten .■ .|;v ... —---------of the state senate at its ia-d‘ — session. vvuuld _.C ask .v. tbe iacmite to act- on the antiGrand ESSS Portland Throe masked men walked into tho sti- j■ Moors have liberated the Spanish com- ' option bill on.Wedne.**!.^.. louts ; mandant w|hom they kid-. The house ratified the agreement for the tion at Daugherty, Tex,, a lonely place on ' ——-— nt — Alhuoamaa, -­ How uni City nnped ; purchase of the “Cherokee outlet" for the Santa Fe road, and held up the statiou nn P<sl rvccKitly. louts bt;n:;.,n Kernel ; agent andohepiissvnger,but only succeeded j F' r"-’1 Loth, ' the murdeter of Mrs. De-: &t*3,urto. t <1n lore lasceek, at. nt. r.Schenectady. ... N. r Y «r , in June,!। J^n. 17.—Morrill, in the In getting u small sum. ! nirewsck, eiuctrothnnajjia m Clinton Bvvry day, others week days only.., t stop Delegates of the Miners’ Federation iu ■ JV’’,? senate yesterday spoke against the McGar- on• signal. N.- '■ Y. I Iraim Iu ninulppbxm bare ..h.pwl ■ ; L‘rru>ou, *““' uannemorn, 1> ' rahan bill; Peffer in favoV of limiting the I’xrJur cars on all trains between Grand woke When Mra. Mary* Olson, of' Chicago, I j resolution asking the British parliament to • V Rapids and Detroit. Seats 23 cents. DaHaeattOM presidential oflica to one term, and Call in made pin the ---------morning inVntou station. Grand Rapids with the I put* a bill uyiking eight hours a legal day’s ) up ------B she wai ! work ■ find that her 3>i-months-oldI child was ly- defense of the constitutionality of tho anti- Cnn-AcoA w»t Mk-hpian Railway ro« C hicago axd th* Wkrt and roit Muskm» >t known what 1 option bilL Progress was made ou this I Simon Gobliura. p..,l>.« ..lire M .b. ' gon, Manistkx, Tkatkrsk City. Elk Rat­ —-... — Jio infant. I bill. The axucndmt nts that* bad been ios. Chaklbvoix and Fxtosket. Favorite ! German National b mk at Denver,'has ----------Coke workers in the Westmoreland and ‘ offered by Vilas nnd Daniel were defeated route to thcsunmierrreorts of northern Mletii di-.-.ppcared with 814,<Kk) of the Ixuik’s Fayette munty (Pa.) coke Regions are get- ' by large majorities, and some amendment* gan. funda.* John II. York’s large dry goods bouse at ting ready for another big strike or higher ■ offered by Washburn were agreed too, one 777 South Halstead street, Chicago, was wages.----------------------------------------------------- of them fixing the first of July, 1833, as the Leave for Manistee and Traverse City 7:30 A. Glerbut Waeacher, of Chicago, ho* just, time when the bill is to go into effect. M. or.d 5-30 p. M. totally dostroyctl by a lire that cost York finishe 1 the feat ot riding bbracback-from I For <dmoft atrfiour the ttmeof the house Leave lor Charlexolx and Petoskey 7 JO A. M. and the insurance companies <250,W0. Parlor cars on day trains and Sleepers ou the-Windy City to San Fraurisco. It took ] was consumed in tbe consideration of a Mrs. itobert G. Ingersoll receives almost rcsoluli<m vt w which there was not the tho night trains to Chicago. him ninety-eight days. The distance to resolutlnp as many letters mt her husband, and most about Ask 3,0t» milea alightctft slightiart opjxMition opposition in any quarter, and write toour agents fur further partlculan or ot the letters inclose religious tract*. GkOJtOB DeHaVKN. Geon FasVr Ar't. A Xudra merchant wa. nmnlareilbr wllic1' w" l,nI‘11’ wltbmit obCaptain H. A. Hudson, of Fort Worth, Grand Rapids. T.V .raraurt uulra tho trat Iwmllu ntur Cucmar.tm, MMleo. rad hl. A«loa. It on. railing upon th. ox^ Tex., las organized at Dallas tho best ! w1'" "’l-btA When »bo reached town enure department. driu'U mlUuS^reaiLuS^r lor inlonnatlon a, to iruitith““"b ! mid told her ,tory. troop, were rent out the thenumber number and and .uuouut amount <4 of war war eltdma claims allowed or t^rai.ra.im.in.iJt v» vaHL.k.w : after the mlKrcwuts and futiud them—ten I ---------- disallowed ,------- , - by - -suoh ... depart1 h S 1 !'>•>>• Wh*» "b" " “ rlorod Ibero , "'eota Tbe house htmre drfrotod l»U to reUlo inento The defeated a bill settle rie mine nt Ironwtxxl. Mich. ; Wvn} tFn dead bandits—eights killed In the 'I the claim claims -s of Arkansan Arkansas and other states Friday, Jan. 13. fight and two shot by drum head court | under the swamp tend grants. A joint TIME TABLE. resolution for h constitutional amendment In effect September 11.139X IzA' “J7hcb’S«ar aidrty’ot’Wwhtag- ] Mike Kelly, the ‘'only,” the “king," tho ] jortjj® liritd t?ith^t for the election °vote of.the wm United States sena- Hi noticed lything. blankly stylish, young r before Uigence THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. No. s Freight. Aerated or’'“0m*° **“* Obituary: At Virginia. nix.Rcr. Jamra Needham, aged Hl. Ac New Orleans. Dr. T’:r New York senate has confirmed tho Samuel Logan, aged CJ. At Poughkceiuua nomimxtioii of Sawn B. Anthony as mem­ N. Y., Lewis Baker, aged 1U1. beryl tbe executive department of tho Loeheiler State Industrial school., An- epMrtnle of .tuolhpox la feared at A dynamite bomb exploded in front of ; — - •the Catholic club at Gening, Belgium, Akron, O. | . and wrecked the whole front of tbe buildLittle Martbrm Hornsea is K*trin« ing. Nobody hurt. । ot the scarlet fever at tbe W bite Hoose, Thirty mlucre were drowped In tho . ▼Meh will soon be out of quarantine. Wheal Owl mine at Penzance, Cornwall,* A boa relief of Henry. Ward Beecher has England, by a sudden rush of water. t been unveiled in tbe vestibuleof Plymouth Thirteen union Ironworkers of Duquesne, church, Brooklyn. Pa., bave been on trial for tho last few] During a fire at Kensington, a Chicago days for riot during the strikes growing suburb, a wall fell, catching Pipeinen Morout of the Homestead trouble. Tun were gan and Cunningham, killlug Morgan Iu-. feund guilty of riot, two of unlawful as- 1' stontly stantly and fatally wounding CunningCunning­ wrnibly, aud one acquitted. A new trial ham. ' It ia Is „ is bsaid was asked for. .| lv ~i» . Hint vthe UC lithographer* of The flywheel at Oliver Bros.’ Steel mill, ': CIjMljinJ, Cleveland, Detroit, PSI Chicago, Buffalo autl and cAfrn Rnffnhi Pittebuig, buret John ^Orient, a furnace- ’ Rochester have formed a combine. MK WM Imustv tilled rad wnnl| Tumiiie.-.™; Three thieves went iuUJ U_ the cigar store u:Ler. were Mirioudy lujamL twoo! whom j. B. Henry, Mlnneepoli., .nd at the will die. 1 nmxxia of revolver demandrel his money. Mrs. Maxwell, ot IJmn, O., was killed Mil declined to submit* aid attacked all by her sou who had suddenly gone insane. , thrce> Que fired at him, but did not hurt Shu Interfered to prevent him killing him- him. They got away, however, with hi* self and he killed her instead. ■ watch and about $50 in cadi. The* New York presbytery has formally • adopted the report of the committee acquit-1 The family of Gideon Lcbloud, of Celina, O., was made ill by poison. It wan found ting Dr. llrigifc of the charge of heresy. At that the poison was in the family lard, but tho meeting Dr. Edward L. Clarjc pre­ how it got there is a mystery. sented a letter announcing his wish to re- ; explosion of------------------powder among gang sign from tbe church because he cannot .An --------------------wa -» — —of subscribe to all the doctrines. v; workmen employed on tha water coniThere are several case, of small-pox at P<ny’» reservoir. Santa Fe, N. M., Akron O . threw Juan Carrillo, a Mexican, twenty Barney Fegrtherff. of St. Ixjula, haa inin aIr- Carilltfa leg w*. broken vented a burglar trap that to said to work and he was severely burned. Ha may die. like a charm and catch ’em every time. I John lx Sullivan's latest work at the Schools at Prairie Mound. III., have been red paint was a| Alliance, O., where hi | -reiVra up-wl-arU tha whole popul*. I closed by diphtheria. tlon. Four poiremen deOUltd to aee thet! Janies J. Townsend has been elected to Gon. ------------. K7p°rL iBLE. SOUTH. Cressey MUo.... Delta* Cloverdale ... Bbufti........... HASTuraa... Coats Grove. Woodland ... LansingT............................... 3<M 10 45 ........ Detroit.......'......................... I 1 3N 7 B0 ........ Grand Rapids.............. 7 OOJ........ |.................... •Stops on signal only. .. ; t No*. S and 6 will not carrv passengers ualeaa provided with freight train permits. Freight trains will be run at ibe coavenleouc ot the company, who reserve the right to change the time of such trains without notice. . ~ W. 8. dkwixg . Gen’1 Manager. it r w.TTwn t> e, h. a. — �SLAUGHTER - SALE! Anything in our store, will be sold at cost and less for ' * 1 z-x 1 i ILL, , have money and room for new,goods. This is no humbug but solid facts. We mean business AT 1 ° c'- ~ stand back of what they say. v----------------- j------ _ Here are only a few of the great bargains offered: All-Wool Coats at §1.50 j Wonderful goods for’ the All \\ ool Pants at 1.25 money. Better bargains than All Wool Vests at 1.00 i ever before offered. . All All All All Wool Wool Wool Wool Suits at Suits at Suits at Suits at Only a few of these grades All Wool Suits at §5.00 All Wool Suits at 6.00 -left. Come early and take All Wool Suits at 6.50 your choice. §7.00 I These elegant suits sold 7.50 the world over for §10.00, 8.00(11.60,12.00, 13.00 respec8.25 j Overcoats must be sold at a sacrifice. Everything Overcoats ranging in price from §1.50 to §22.00 you can buy any of them at cost or even less, must go, from the cheaper grades up to the finest suits in the store. Call “ " in ’ early before the stock is reduced. No trouble to show goods. Remember this sale is for 30 days only. Yours respectfully, R. MUDGE & SON U A cttxtgc nAblllNGb "__ ' . R a MMT7D 1 <’f DA1N JNiiK. 7 Thursday, January 19, 1893. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. UrrxilKD AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AT Tire HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFICK, AUGtST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOYES. country for means of employment turn of his administration were tbe con­ nway the Jindependent conditions ciliation of the southern states and reform< of the civil service. activity of the other and the railways Four hundred dollars t«» a cent, the would be idle and the professional men would be without a client. JThe pro­ democratic administration will And every tective tariff fosters industry for the bene­ penny of the treasury money there, or le­ fit of all, and while a comparatively few gitimately accounted for. Let the con­ men have grown rich from the profits of gressional committee lose no time, but manufacture the real millionaires have count the money and report to tbe people. grown rich on other conditions quite re­ mote from tariff benefits. Benjamin F. Butler is dead. While he had some of the weaknesses to which all The sliver question begins to look as if humanity ta heir to, yet he was a great It was going to receive considerable atten­ man In many respects and a very brainytion in this, and in perhaps succeeding one. He left an estate valued at 87,000,­ congresses, unless some satisfactory agree­ 000. • under which ouc class subsists upon the ■ Ever since the tariff has been one of tbe leading political questions. we'don't re­ member of ever hearing a democrat or people's party orator discuss tho question without making an appeal to the preju­ ment can be reached In the International dices of their audiences, that the tariff by congress to meet again next summer. The Its protective features had made only the Sherman law authorizing the purchase of two classes “millionaire and papers." four millldn,-five hundred thousand ounces That In consequence of its operation the of silver every month by tbe'government, property of the country was rapidly pass- Is being carefully considered by men of all Into the hands of the rich. Tho following parties, who fear that the promise of the from tbe Grand Rapids Herald should cor­ government to maintain the parity of gold rect all false Ideas and prejudices based on aud silver on tbe bash of 16 to 1, may such sophistry and twaddle. “One of the cause the government much trouble to strong arguments employed by the demo­ keep its promise, with an annual increase crats to Inflame the prejudices of the tn the volume of silver of 854,000,000. workingmen against the protective tariff is Sherman himself and many democratic that it enables tho rich to grow richer. members of both senate and house have The antithesis of this argument is that tbe asked for the repeal of the law. Presi­ men engaged In non-protected Industries dent-elect Cleveland has stated very em­ like railway, steamboat, oil and trine phatically that the law sbonld be repealed. operations arc discriminated against; for > If tbe government should fall in Its prom­ the benefit of the few manufacturers. ise to pay the holders of silver or These arguments are seductive, but like or silver certificates in gold if required, all superstructures built on unstable foun­ sliver and silver certificates would decline dations they are destroyed by the force of tn value .until they would be worth no tbelr own logic. Who are the millionaires more than the bullion or market value of of this country and how did they acquire sUvfer. Tii>present congress and those of tbelr wealth? Beginning with Sanford tho future, wiH ba confronted with great run tbe scale of them Including the. Van­ questions upon whose solution all of the derbilts, the Asters, Brice, Rockefeller, Interests of tlje country depend. Sage. Gould, Clews, Field, Armour, Fiord, Hopkins, O’Brien, Huntington, Sage and Measured by apy other commodity, (gold Flower. Did any one of theae men ac­ ' excepted) silver will buy as much now as quire tbelr millions from tbe profits of a in 1873 when lb was demonetized. It is protected industry? Certainly uoL San­ not true that Its purchasing power has deio rd and Huntington made irfvestmenta in creased—Journal. The sentiment in the lands, projected railroads and became rich. above is rather misleading at least to many The Vanderbilt fortune was laid in steam­ who have never given much consideration boat* and railroads. Brice and Rockefel­ to monetary matters. Why has the pur­ ler were fortune-favored in oil speculation. chasing power of sliver not decreased? Armour made bls money in bogs. Dillon. the reason Is very evident. The govern­ Sage, Ctews, and Flower reaped their in­ ment stands back of every silver dollar, crease in stock speculation. Field. O'Brien and every silver certificate issued, with the and Flood profited in dry goods and mines promise that the holder can have It cashed The Aston established tbelr wealth in in either gold or silver as he may elect. furs and increased It In lands. Gould Withdraw that government pledge and f it-red bls fortune from railroad operations. silver would only be accepted at Its bul­ Not one of these men owe their riches to lion value of about 60 cents and ail the legislation of congress could net raise It above hat point Is ao fair criticism of the .1 yean years old and was the IU th pre4|. very energetic supervision of Miss Etta Main. The young ladles were greatly pleased on Monday to receive a cheek for 525 from MesM-r Bros. &. Reynolds to help them In tbelr work, in the very severe weather of tbe post few w«.ek there has bera much suffering among tbe poor and After the bridal party had reached the I the young ladles in I hta Mercy and Uelp work are doing their very best and acchancel steps, the bride was met by Lieut, otnpllablng<_great deal to relieve It. Rock, who was accompanied by Lieut Bertram Neuman, U. S. Navy, who was I the best man. Tbe first part ot the ser­ vice was then read, after which an anthem Mount Vernon and Washington ’ s grave was sung, and during which time the be reproduced at tbe World's fair as bride and groom advanced to the altar will Virginia's exhibit rail. The ring was then taken to the Empire style of white bengaline. The corsage was cut decollettc, the sleeves of white velvet and lace. Short white tulie veils, set on the head with large bows of white ribbon, made a most effective head gear. Tbelr bouquets were of white Careful experiments recently made iir Paris with Aluminum Indicate that It will 1 be largely used for utensils of all sorte. as it ta less affected by air, water, wine. beer. I rider, coffee, milk. nil. butter, etc., than are Iron, copper, lead, zinc and tin. Sea­ salt and vinegar alone affect aluminum, but not to an injurious degree. The year 1S91 was certainly one of those In which new industrial applications of paper were most numerous.. TMv idea of using paper in the place of stone in the construction of bouses ta already uld: but paper to take the plan-of glass in window-*, of clay In flower-pots, of Iron in railway rails, wagon wheels and horseshoes, ot altar and blessed and the remainder of the There are already twenty-fdur Jersey porcelain in laboratr ry ware, of^vood In solemn service repeated. Tbe bride and cows quartered at the stables. They are barrels, it having already taken (be place groom were a handsome couple as they entered for the great milk prodnefog con- of that material In small boats, paper in | passed down the aisle, amid the smiles of pulleys, are applications as novel ns bold. their relatives and friends. ▲11 that par* ot the New South Wales Engineer A. E. Chipman was yesterday After the ceremony a reception was exhibit to be placed In the Agricultural Two old women In Delewarv have been building is now within that structure, also afternoon thrown from’ bis engine at arrested as witches. And Delaware wants held at Mr. Neuman's residence. the mi nerals intended for tbe mines and Wyandotte by a broken rod. He fell un­ the first position In the cabinet. “Back­ der the tender wheels In such a position mining building. Social Doing*. that It was nearly 30 minutes before he ward, turn backward, oh Time, In your A fine lol of poles Is now lying in the could be taken ouL He died in ten min­ flight” l/The third of tbe A. N. Q. pedro parties Transportation building annex. These utes. was held Thursday night last and was en­ poles are to be used as staffs at the various tertained most delightfully by Mrs. Will entrances to the grounds. They came Reports to tbe state board of health Hay. Mrs. Fred Heath. Mrs. Chas. Jordan from Washington and It took ten cars to show bronchitis, rheumatism, tonsilltls. and Miss Franc'WlIllams at the home of Influenza and neuralgia In the order nam­ The following account of Greorge H. Mr*. Jordan. Miss Etta Main and John bring 36 of them. . ed have caused tbe most sickness tn Michl- i Rock's wedding which we take from a | McOmber secured first prizes. Wisconsin people will remove the fa­ gan during the week ending January 7. Newark, N. J., paper will be of Interest mous brownstone monolith to tbe World's Diphtheria Is reported at 45 places, scarlet to many of our readers. Misses Anna and Olga Bessmer enter­ fair regardless of any action on tbe part of fever at 05, typhoid fever at 28 aud meas­ Grace Church was brilliantly Illuminat­ tained a progressive pedro party at their the legislature. The Ashland Evening les at 19 places. ed and crowded with fashionable pocple home Monday evening. Five Press has started a fund to be independent at six o'clock last evening who had as­ pleasant b’waralgla of tho Toe. tables were present and six handed pedro of any state appropriation. sembled to wltnees the marriage of Miss Drawings of the miniature kiosk to be I A neuralgic pain more or less severe at Edith Gertrude Neuman and LieuL Geo. was played. Mrs. Will Chidester and the bam of the fourth too ta not uncom­ II. Rock, U. S. Navy. I Miss Neuman, who Miss Etta Main cut for first prize and the placed by Ceylon in the Woman’s build­ latter had tbe fortune to win this time ing have been received by the lady man­ mon but has attracted medical attention is the second daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. also. It was a dainty gold glove butfoner. j only within recent years. Dr. Morton, of Albert C. Neuman of 175 Mount Pleasant Mr. Hull carried off the gentleman’s prize, I ager*. In ths construction of tbe kiosk Philadelphia, in 1876 waa the first to de­ will be shown the ancient art of fine wood avenue, has been a popular girl In the a silver match safe. scribe It and to report a number of cases. fashionable world for several years. carving as It was known on the islabd of Lieut. Rock is one of the most promising Ceylon twenty centuries before Columbus Ho bad himself suffered greatly from it. Mrs. J. A. Van Arman entertained n discovered America. The contents of the The attacks always come on suddenly. young naval officers, and Is stationed He was often obliged to remove bls boot, few young people at pedro Saturday even­ at the Brooklyn navy yard. .structure will be the work of the women ■ometlmes when walking in the street, — It ta not often that a military wedding ing in honor of Miss Stella Hubbard, of of Ceylon. • sometimes when riding in • hta carriage takes place in Newark, so there was much Hamburg, N. Y. Tbe Russian Women's Committee has and sometimes even when in company. Interest displayed In this one. Tbe dash­ Mr. and Mrs. John Pendergast enter­ asked for 3,000 square feet in tbe Wo­ When on horseback he has been compelled ing and brilliant uniforms of tho groom, hta best man and the ushers, tbe brilliant­ tained with pedro Wednesday evening for man's building. The exhibit embraces a to dismount, tie hta horse to a tree and lie ly lighted altar and the Christmas decora­ Mrs. Morrison, of Graud Rapids. The large and most Interesting collection. on the gram, unable to proceed farther. He found the affection much more fre­ tions of tha church blended harmoniously, latter cut with Mm. Russell for first prize With tbe request for space came a synop­ and made an effective background for the and was successful; Mr. Chester Messer sis of the exhibit. By order of the Em­ quent in women than In men—a result no peror and Empress the display will be doubt of the greater delicacy of women’s the beautiful bride and her bevy of lovely won the gentleman’s prize. shown at tbe winter palace at St. Peters­ feet and of their wearing tight shoes. bridesmaids. The party by the Y. M. S. C. at the I burg before It is shipped to Chicago, and Iu most cams protracted rest nnd the use At 6 o’clock the robed choir entered the church singing an appropriate procession­ Hastings house was not very largely at­ their Imperial majesties will view It at for awhile of quite broad soled shoes will effect a cure; but sometimes the excision al hymn. In tbe rear <rt the procession tended, but a very enjoyable time was had. that time. of the head of tbe fourth metatarsal tone came the Rev. George M. Christaln, rector Squire’s orchestra of. Grand Rapids, fur ta necessary.—Exchange. of the church, in hta rich vestments. The ntahed the music. Mr. and Mrs. Will choir took tbelr place in the stalls and Chldcstea led the grand march. Eight Professor Dewar claims that water can daring the Interval before the bridal party couples from Middleville, were present, be made solid by the evaporation of-a entered, airs from “Tannhanser” were starting home at three o’clock when the quarter of Ito weight Among French writers no one has car­ thermometer was 18 degrees-below. played softly on the organ. ried tbe profeaaion of the literary brigand The largest barometer yet made has tosueh an extent an Mme.deGmtta. In When the bridal party entered all was excitement and a murmur of admiration Last Sunday evening the evening ser­ been put In working order at tbe St 1800 hereril ways brought her into the swept through the church as the bride vices at the Methodist church were given Jacques tower, Paris. It is forty one feet courts of law under very discreditable cir­ and her maids passed up the aisle, the I up to the Mercy and Help department of five inches high. cumstances. Boat, the publisher of a choir singing the .wedding music from the Epworth League. Tbe chairman of The statistics of life insurance people ••ries of manuata, engaged her. for a ram “Lohengrin." The bride was a picture of 1 this department. Mrs. S. M. Fowler, pre­ show that in tbe last twenty-five years tbe of sixteen pounds. to write * -‘Manuel beauty. She was escorted by her father. sided. Recitations and an essay were Encyclopedlque de I’Enfance." The Her gown was made of white satin, with presented and borne special music render­ average of man's life has Increased five manuscript, which had been paid for, waa per cent, or two whole years, from 41.9 to long train. The tulle veil was gracefully ed. The program was much enjoyed and 43.9 T tbe P0*.0104 be,x* Printed when it was years. draped about the bead and festooned with a good collection was received for the duwuvarvd to be an exact copy of a book of One of the largest manufacturers of mi­ the same kind published in IBE) by V orange blossoms, “be carried a bouquet work of this department Besides Ito of white raw. regular meeting when the turn of this de­ croscopes In Germany has made an Instru­ Dawcha. I do not find dt easy to underThe bridesmaids were six of Newark's partment comes in tbe league, it Is doing ment for measuring the curves of lenses daMMera, MiM Mabe‘ Vanderpool. much , good among the poor this winter, which ta of such delicacy that it will indi­ Miss Frances A. Depue. Mias Dor* especially in furnishing clothing to poor cate tbe 1-3500 of an Inch. would rappove that Wright, Mln Laura Plume, Mln Adelina children. Some very pitiable cases bare , It Is Mimawhat singular that, notwithEdgar and Min Gertrude Drake. *“ Pari* Virginia Neuman, the bride’s staler. �for 32.00 and these entitle the holder to a Tha building committee for Barry Co. funiWied room, cared for and lighted, with hot aud cold water, and use of bath court house and jail will receive seeled rooms for 31.00 per day, two iu a room. blds for tho sale of Ute following property, Thursday, January 19, 1893. Meals may be obtained ou the first floor viz., the old Jail property Including two on the European plan. A good meal Is lots No's 729 and 730, also Hie old court guaranteed to lie sold for 25 cents. Tbfe house. Blds will be received up to and hotel Is built and controlled by a compa­ Including tbe Iflih of Feb. a. D.. IsM, «t ny of Christian men, members of the 12 o'clock th. All blds shall be addreaaed Methodist church. It fe endorsed by to Buildlug Committee. Orson Swift, Sec­ Bishop Fitzgerald and Merrill, Dr*. Hunt retary; Hastings, Mich. The committee nnd Cranston, publishing agenta ot the reserve the right to reject any and all blds. By order of Comm. groak book concern of the Methodist Orson Swift, Sec'ywhich would a«l«l 40 |M«r cent M the ap- church. J. B. Norton, the Chicago bank­ Dated, Jan. IXth, 1694. pearanee of the building No public er. Win. Deering, the manufacturer of buildlngl'i this day fe thought of b“lng Agricultural Implements, and other men as Il« pairing Department. built without'pfeb' IflaM. mid nothing responsible and well known. Hotel Ep­ We make a specialty of watch cleaning gives a building a more finished appear­ worth will give good and quiet accommo­ ance. While we know that thecotomlrtee dations for a* very, moderate price, and so and repairing of all kinds. Work intrust­ lias acted in the best of faith, and admit- near the exposition grounds as that very ed to us Is certain to receive .careful and Ing that they haw stcnrvd nn excellent little time or strength need bo spent hr Intelligent treatment from expert and building for the money invested, yet it is getting to or from tho-gnmnds. It Is un­ skillful bauds. Clocks cleaned, repaired, universally regarded as a mistake to put der such auspices as that ladies can stay rwulated and set ia fine running order. chrto windows in a building that will cost there In perfect safety. Twenty-seven Jewelry and all small wares mended, betaiwp 330.000 and 9W,<J00. membership ticket.* in Hotel Epworth arc ।cleaned and repolished In the most work­ now hold In this city. Among others by manlike manner. All work guaranteed. It has been known for a long time (hat the Mayor, Mr. Hogle, the postmaster, ■Our motto—Neat, prompt and reliable. tbe Chair & Table Co., was on the ragged Mr. Sheldon, both editors of th? Banner, ■Prices always reasonable. edge financially speaking, In fact uiut- Rev. E. M. Blanchard aud Rev. W. M. JouniBemMer, Jeweler. lature by Rep. Kline, of Wanlftcuaw to Gertrude Pcinh-rgist returned :-rs had come t>> such a .crisis that the Puffer. Less than one-fourth of the ac­ provide for capital pniifehment by hanging school In Boston Thursday.Institution would have hud tu have tn ide commodations of Hotel Epworth are taken aud tiuit wheu a verdict of murdur In the Absolutely Pure. Editor l^eu Feighner, of tbe Na.hvllie । an assignrn.-nt In a very few days had not up so tar. Rooms are assigned In the or­ 500 bushels of buckwheat at Hastings assistance came to hand. The stock hold­ der of application. Mr. Mills left blank IRoller mill. A cream ot ta.-t.ir baking powder, n’cheso', first degree has been found, nine out of News was in the city Monday. L. A. Eaton. of all in leavening strength.—Idlest Umusl.' the-jurj may be sufficient to find the pen-. ers were called together aud a , meeting applications with Rev. W. M. Puffer and Staten Government F<k>4 Repo rt. • ulty of banging. All exeUUtlona are lu Mrs. Einuta .Simpson left Munday held In P. T. Colgrovu’s law office nt which he can secure membership certificate* for take place at the etale prison at Jackson. visit with relatives" In Jackson. ways and means were discussed. The any person who may want them. Hotel ( J. W. Robbins, a colored attorney of Grand Rapids, was brought Into court It fe a fact nut generally known that the , Mr. and Mrs. Pendergast are entertain­ capital stock of the institution Is §32.000. Epworth 1s three minutes walk from tho yesterday on a bench . warrant charged A paper was previously circulated to get station of the Michigan Central railroad, , fe«t h^lslnture ivpeali'd tlic entire law ing friends from Grand Rapids. stock holders to Increase their stock but where persons from this region would (with obtaining money under fake pretens­ taxing dogs. The repealing act may tie es and compelled to disgorge 925 obtained Sanford Truman, of Nushville.-J^tended without success. At Un* inerting In Mr. feave the cars. • found In the public acta of 1801., from Mrs. Ida A. Barrett, of Louisville, Colgrove’* office, D. W. Reynold*, lu behalf Through insdvertaueu the supervisors of the Y. M. 8. C. parij last flight. Ky., for whom he was acting as attorney litfe township placed the lax on the roll t/ltllss Genie Brown Is entertaining Mr. of a syndicate submitted a proposition in divorce proceedings. The money was which met with almost the unantloua ap­ tklb year the same M usual. This :akes Curry from the Bahama Islands. 4*TTiv annual donation for the benefit of _ awaided the lady for expenses by tbe proval of all of the stockholders, giving from the pveple. principally farmer.*, al»ut 3250 this year unjustly.—Imlay City Rec­ teMrs.Corn Boners has friends visiting tbesyndicate entire control of tbe Institu- the Rev. A. D. Grigsby aud Mre. G;-i_-,by court. Robbins obtained an order for the her from Grand Rapids this week. j lion. The members of tho former lamrd fe paid for Tuesday evening tbe :ilst of money in order, as be said, to appeal the ord. ’ . January. The Session of the church and case. He then showed the money in his The Portland Observer says: •■The P. T. Colgrov6 hn<l M. L, Cook were in I of directors, consisting of the following Indies cordtally Invite all well wishers be­ pocket and refused to give it up. His case , ler Mill is. doing better work fanner* ; named gentleman, D. E. Fuller. Cha*. about Grand iiapids are feeding Nashville the fore part of the week. Is now In the hands of the prosecuting at­ I Welascrt; Robert Dawson: Gito. Osborn; A. , tween 7 and 10 o'clock. ' than ever. Of course:'Why wheal !o their hugs, and they yay it pays Hattie DePue Is now setting type | E. Kenaston and T. 8. Brice, resigned At ~The U. L. 8. C. will meet rlth Mrs. torney. shouldn't it, for at, the ex­ theorbig money. With wheat al 05 cents in Miss the office of the 8uii at Middleville. meeting of the new management Mon­ Geer Saturday evening Jan. 21st, with the -1 pense of the Hastings Rol- per bushel ami hugs at Sv. 10 per 100 they ■ Mrs. r. A. Hkhn and daughter, llazfe, of | ;a ! day, the following din-ctors of tbe institu- following program: there Is more money iu pork than in Dy R«v. A. D. Grigsby. Ada, daughter of Wm. 'letr Mill Company, I have given it say 1 tlon for the ensuing year were elected: Quotation* from Homer. ItcMm, ot listings, to Mr. Nels Jobason. of wheat: and so long as jmck keeps up to Grand Rapids, are visiting In the city. D. W. Reynolds; Clemeut Smith; I’. T. Haitlngs. at her father's-resldnnce, on ibe II th a new flow sheet aud put in same • the present high price they will continue Grecian History, Mias Goodyear. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. WilltauM, of Kala-1 Colgrove; M. L. Cook; Chester Messer and Instant. f Calllas, Mrs. Colgrove. of the latest improved flour dressers to feed tiiiv wheat. One farmer received nazoo, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. IL Cook. The directors elected Tellpathy. Mrs. Henry Bailey. anc given the system a good separ­ from bfeJoad ot hogs $251. Marriage Licensee. H. Bays Tuesday. following officersGreek Papyri, Mrs. Striker. The folk)wing words of praise for.Judge ation and purification. I know K B. Messer—Pres. Critic, Mrs. Geer. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Williams have re­ P. T. Colgrove—Vice Pres. the Hastings Roller Mill White Clement Saiith we clip from tho Charlotte turned to Hastings- after a three,weeks . i Nels Johnson. Hastings Tribune: ’ i Ada Ream. Hastings The society connected with Emmanuel M. L. Cook—Scc’y and Mg*r. Visit with friends in Grand Rapids.* Loaf Patent flour stands second to . rrorndltia Baritbuff, Hastings "Judge Smith went through no formal­ D. W. Reynolds—Trea.-. church will be entertained Thursday Jan. 0 ) Rhoda Commings. Hastings none. I am doing all 1 can to ity upon entering ou his new duties Mon­ Rev. W. M. Puffer goes to Nashville to Clement Smith. 26th. by Mesdames W. 8. Goodyear, N. c | Fred’k J. Young, Katamo make the mill suit its patrons and day morning. Actions speak louder than day to officiate at the funeral of Mrs. G. Bailey, J, Rogers, J. 1 Lewes, N. Parker, I Emily Cheesman, Maple Grove Chester Messer. W.R. Cook. E. Brown, A. P. Drake, F. Stebbins, W. the Roller Mill Company is with words anyhow, and the new Judge, who E. Matthews an aged lady of that place. was once an Eaton county boy will endear The one. great_trouble with the institu­ Chidester. F. J. Bush. M. Riker and Miss me in jaaking the mill first-class Idniself to our people as effectually as he Mrs. John H. Padgham and son Fred Supper served at society rooms Alex GUieland to Clarence Bennett, village in every particular. Thanking you has already to those ot Barry. The right went to Hastings yesterday on a few days’ tion has always tx-en feck of funds and Scoby. 8330. visit The tatter will go from there to management, coupled with the (act that from 5 until 7. Every one cordially in­ lot", for past favors, I ask a continuance mau for I he place fe the unanimous ver- Orchard Win. W. Evans to Pliny Dickinson, tot xr of latke to resume his studies.— none of the stock holders had enough In­ vited to attend. Phillipa add., aty. WOO. M dloL ” ' of them ja the future, knowing I vested to pay them for giving 'the factory jYllegau Journal. Frank Black to Asbury Block, undivided Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach next half ot KD. Tbe K. of Pi. rendered the Ancient Or­ of lot w». city. rxx». tbe attention it Requires. The new man­ can give .all customers the best of Henry B. and W. H. Ulani to Albert Valen­ der of Hercules before the people of Nash­ /^*!lon. 1*. T. Colgrove has been ordered agement has n great deal at stake ami can­ Sunday morning and evening. Even'!ng satisfaction. paroel, sec Ik. Orangeville. $S0. ville Tue-day evening. In ihu opera house. H>y the Supreme Chancellor ot the Knights not afford to let the factory prove a loser. subject "Hitch your wagon tz> a star.” All tine. Geo. W. Smith to Auguat Geiger, JO a, see IF, * The play was greeted with a fair bouse of Pythias order to report In Washington -Everything possible will be done to make nre Invited. Woodland, $765. • Ixnnder a. Caln to Leonard Caln. 40 a. sec 2U, and apparently took well. After the play next week-Thursday, nnd will leave ter the' institution a success. The Y. P. 8. C. E. at the Presbyterian Carlton. 82500. Jvyl^xIgeK. of P. invited,all the,"stari’ tint city Monday evening. Phil stands Wm. Mitchell to Frank ' E. ard K11a Roberta,. church next Bunday evening at six o'clock actors of the play (and try tho way they very high in the order, being on the most Mr. Mills, of Chicago, was In Hastings t a. see 23, Irving. 8®. Geo. W. Fast to Loceina F. Durkee. 20 a, sec were all stars) to an elegant lunch served Important committee, hence bls -summons last Friday and Saturday representing thy to be led by Miss, Leela Barker. All 20. Wood land. 8700. In tbelr Castle balk Tbe boys proved to appear In Washington next week. Hotel Epworth. This Is a hotel now being young people cordially welcomed. J. W. Tolles to A. A. Aldrich, lot 0. Cedar even more c'ffieicnt as eaters than uetors. l/^'ord receivetl from Royce Barlow, who erected to entertain visitor^ at the World's The Home Missionary society will be Creek, 8130. John M. Brower to Henry C. Pierce. 8. E. >« and huge piles of sandwltchcs and dough­ Is at the Houghton Mining school In the Fair, it will be on the Midway Plataance. held at the M. E. church parlors Wed­ N. E. H of see 21. Orangeville. >400. nuts disappear, d as If by magic. After upper peninsula says that snow Is nine which Isa part of the World’s Fair grounds. nesday the 25tb, at 2 o’clock. There will ofRobert 1. Hendershott to Hams & VanArlunch all repaired at once to tbe hotel । feet deep there In the back yards, tin* Ou the Midway Plaisance will be the Ger­ plenty of work for all. man. 24 ft., tot 75. ClSjKOQC. A. IL Nobles to Silifirfcndsiy, lot 419, IX-lton, where Landlord Osmun brought forth theremometer being 12 degrees below man village, the Italian village, the imita­ '-'•I some thie llavunnas which the boys en­ zero, but not cold enough to wear over­ tion volcano and other things.' This hotel James IL Bush to Geo. R. Main. lot M, Delton joyed at his expense. -Ere the fragrance coats. He docs not expect to visit home fe five minutes walk or 1500 feet from the •30G. I had vanished the weary actors began to until Christmas it-93, a< l.e plans to spend principal entrance to Jackson Park, where James B. Bush to Susau E Main, lot 23. Del­ A good man to sell the Whirl Tool SflOO. drop off one by one Into the arms of Mor­ the summer vacation at tbe World’s fair. the great buildings of the World's Fair washer In this city and vicinity. Write ton. John Kochele to Gottlieb Kocheie, M a, sec pheus. and shortly after all went straight are situated. Membership tickets are sold to Barber & Johnson, Muskegon, Mich. W. Tbornapple, |J200. to beil, waking-In time to catch the morn­ Always look on our Inside local page. Laugh, talk or eat. do your artificial let th ing train. The opening address of Hon. loosen or df»i> down? If »o *<‘111!one dollar for P. T. Colgrove won him many compli­ interesting local news on Inside pace Dr. Husband's Handy holder. You can appl> it toyour plate la one minute, ami no matter It ments. The orchestra and quartette were this week. . your plate fits or not tt will bold firmly In the great drawing cards and both did tbelr Extra copies containing a full account mouth under the mod rryluffclrcunistances. parts in such a manner as to win hearty of the fire for sale at this office. Address J. Z. HUSBAND. D. D.H. applause and liberal praise. White Cloud, Michigan You will find us now in our new quar­ Through the courtesey of John»Bcssmer ters In the store formerly occupied by we are enabled to furnish uur readers Beamer, where we hope to meet all our with the following table which shows the old and many new customers. standing ot the thermometer during the coldest days ot December and this month, ‘zfl>c kindergarteir department In the also the record for those during the same months In HMa which fe the last year un­ school has been closed until the 'spring til this that we have had a genuine Mich­ term. The severe weather kept mtH1 of igan winter. The cold spell this winter tbe little ones nt home and It was thought commenced the 23rd of December, It be­ best to close. ing rtJa degrees above on that day. Thu To belter enable our readers to under­ coldest n’ght was Friday the 23rd, it be­ stand the extent of the fire and its location, ing 11 degrees below zero. . Coldest thus a cut of tbe burned block will be found far this month was last Saturday night. elsewhere In this Issue. Extra copies of CURED or NO PaY tor services. Written guarantee to permanently cure all It being 17 degrees below. The thermom­ the paper may be obtained at this office if kinds ot Rupture of both -exes. No pain; no eter Mr. Beumer uses Is in a sheltered you desire to send any away to friends. operation: no detention from buxlnem. For place and in an open place It would be full Information and illustrated pamphlet con­ still lower. In 1585 the cold spell com­ Hon. P. T. Colgrove has been com­ taining Michigan references <free;, address menced In January, On the 17lh a heavy pelled to change the location of his office Du IL W. Mabmh. or THE O. E. HILLER CO.. 102. IM. UG Mh-h- snow storm occurred and the trains were not because he wanted to however, but Igan Ave.. Detroit. Mlcb. blockaded, none entering the city all day. on account of tihe fire. He will now be from then ou till the 29th 'the weather found In the rooms over the National ranged from 10 degrees to 18 degrees be­ Imnk, formerly occupied by Knappen A When In GRAND RAPIDS stop at low every night. February was still VanArman. colder, ou the 10th another heavy storm Moving west seemed to have added to took place- aud no trains arrived In.the Onio Strong’s already large stock of enter­ opposite UNION DEPOT. city that day, no stores were open In the prise. Tho New Ycar.s number of the evening. The 13th it was 20 degrees bo- West Coast Trade was an elegant edition Free Baggage Transfer. New House low, the Utn 24 degrees below, the cold­ of 44 pages, giving an elegant history of Steam Heat and Electric Bells. RoomaSO est night of the yfair. Farmers reported the rapid and substantial growth of Taco­ tbe snow as three feet deep In the woods. ma nnd illustrated with cute ot that city’s BEACH A BOOTH. The cohl weather tasted nil through March best buildings. until April. Judging from this we may The finding of a lost iztec ___ city _In _____ the have <iuite a bit more of..Uie present weather. . There is no doubt it will prove wihta of the south west Will form the ba­ a blessing in stamping out the cluilerlh sis of a new story soon to commence In • QIK^UL/ITION * germs and in killing the noxious insects the Banned. While being instructive as worms that have been so plentiful based on historic facts, yet there is weavThis week, 83 quires. uud eretl among these a story which fascinates during tbe post summers. nnd cannot but keep the close attention ; The next meeting of the Barry County of every reader. It can be published In | Hereafter, changes for advertisements u>u*t reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Theecher's 40Mci*tion will be held at this paper only and will soon appear in, Nashville, Saturday, January 28th, 1893. insure Insertion In the Issue of the week serial form. PROGBAM. when-brought. "It is all very well to take treatment for Indigestion and to worry about dyspepsia,” Devotional exercises, Rev. J. W. McAl ­ bocals on inside page this week. was the remark ot an experienced physi­ lister. Read locals on luside pages this week. Music. cian, after dismissing a number of patients Attention, Commissioner Enoch An­ the other day; "but It would be a good Additional local news on the' Inside drus. deal easier for. these people and better for page. My method of teaching U. 8. History, the world If some little preventative meas­ Dr. Andrus extracts teeth free Of N. H. Beers. ures were taken Instead ot letting every­ charge. thing go and patching up when things be­ Discussion, led by Prin. J. F. Fortney. Music. come unbearable. Half the people 1 know Dr. Andrns fills teeth with silver fo Class exercise in reading, fourth grade. have violent attacks of indigestion because fifty cents. Miss Lida Feighner. they will persist In hearty meals when in Remember the fire and the fact that Relation of teacher and parent, Mrs. J. an exhausted condition. They seem never have extra copies to sell. B. Marshall. able or willing to realize that there are Music. times when the system Is in no fit state to The city is full of Insurance agents who Music In school. Herbert M. Rich. grapple with a full meal. They come In are here to adjust the losses of the recent Class exercise lu grammer, seventh tired and hungry, almost ravenous, not fire. grade, Miss Bertha Marshall. thinking that maybe a good deal of what Hains & VanArman have purchased the Music. they consider hunger ta gastrio Irritation, store occupied by Frank Beamer and Morals in the public schools, Mils Cora then sit down to a table covered with the now niuving their goods. Aldrich. substantiate of life and deliberately go to School discipline, John C. Ketcham. work to overtax the already strained vital Mrs. Mary Craddock wishes to sell tbe The music will be under the direction powers. As a rule, paradoxical as it may place she now occupies in second ward of tho Nashville high school choir. seem, no person should eat when very and will mH at a bargain. The people of Nashville will endeavor hungry. The wise thing to do fe to drink Read Woolley fc Bronson's adv. They to furnish entertaftment for all visiting a cup of hot water with three or four taare now offering a warm boot that looks teachers. blespooufuls of milk In It, sit down for as nice as a shoe, and gives protection to Saturday evening tbe teachers of Nash­ Are minutes and then begin slowly to eat the ankle. ville will give an Informal reception In and eat very sparingly. If this course ’ In a big fire In Boston recently. A. J. honor of the members of the association were followed, I venture to warrant there \ would not be one case of dyspepsia where Bowne and C. Ainsworth, of Grand Rap­ and their friends. As tNTfo a regular meeting ot the asso­ now tbefe are a dozen, it seems to be the ids. lost 1.35,000 pounds of wool valued al $35,000, but It was fully covered by Insur­ ciation,fit fe hoped there will be a full'at- most difficult of all things to properly con­ tendaneje of the teachers of tho county. trol the appetite. People who are not ha­ ance. AU teachers, school officers and friends In­ bitually great eaters are guilty of indlscreAn unusually large crowd was in town terested Ln school work are cordially in­ tibn In the time and manner of taking food. ^Saturday. A great number In tbe country vited to be present The great mistake of the day te the lack of hearing of Uie fire came in to look It over Harby B. Asduvs, Pres. consideration of the taws and necessities and tbe streets were full all day. Miss Edith Latham, Sec’y. of tbe human system.” Hastings Banner. Wm*3 POWDER PERSONAL MENT'ON. Tbe num «ho can play eenls with Ids wife as a nann-r, says the Lake Odessa Mita Olive Henth Is seriously IllSun, and never scowl during the entire evening, may as well let us order his halo Ben A. Waite of Kalamazoo, fe In the dly. at once. The RujKkms would consider tho pres­ Dr. H. A. Barber Is abld to be about ent weather <0 are having quite warm. "gain. ■Iq St. P<- terUm rg '•*ta froln :IS ‘b-gn-rs to Dr. J. C. Andrus went to Muskegon 45 degrees below z ro and huge fires arc built In life KnMs to prevent the people Tuesday. from freezing in going trom <me place to l^I Helen Mlllspaugh spent Sunday In another. N«bhvllfe. Tbe fire uferm Tueedey morning wa* Mfes Lucy Hessmer Went to Graud Itap-, caused by a Waze in Riley Water's home on one of the side *Uu-te “ff of Michigan ids Friday. Aveuye. The tire originated in some Rol Young, of Middleville, was hi thei manner under the bed. By the prompt city this wevk. work of Hie fire taijsit wa» exlinguhhed with little ttwbh-. Miss Flora, daughter of Rev. Marsh, In the city Monday. formerly a Presbyterian minister of this ••Sfn and Mrs. Dnnlt-l 'Striker were in city, was united in marriage Lh tviu'.n r ’ Kahiuiaioo last week. 2»th to Mr. William -F. Welsh at Alma. -affThti McOmber has been cunOned to the They will urnkt their home in Paw Paw hereafter; Her many friend* In 'this city house with the gt Ippe . wish them unbounded happiut-se. Mrs. P« A. Sheldon has a sister felting ' A bill has been introduced hi tbe legis­ her frtinrGrand lUpidx Much criticfem fe being heard on all sides In regard to the quality of gin** placed in the new court house windows. If one could Imagine tbe building without chimneys and windows It would Ik* n laud­ ed, but thr«e two things detract largely from Its l> auty. While the p-ople of Barry county Irate got an elegant court hoijM* fur rhe money Invested, yet we know tJni tlu-y utv nut the people to cbm plain ot thu expense of plate glass win­ dows. wblrli Would not c«»*l th except $330 WHEN YOU HE MAN IS BLIND To his own best intersets that fails to take advantage of our January -TOE KENT- LOCAL NEWS. temptations in Winter Clothing. This month we shall offer special inducements to judicious buyers. We believe our Ready-to-wear Clothing and Over- coats are the best values that it is possible to make. Special interest just now in the\stylish §14 suits —in Cheviot, Cassimere and Tweed.. How warm and comfortable those §15 UlstersfSS.) do look! Best value in the world for the money. Young Men, lend us your ears. your wishes—ahead of them perhaps. We are up to �th. K hera to — ara "£=:• to arm-*® - — •* “ b, •«~“h employed In curing piles with Bill's pile Pomade. No cutting. »o ligatures, no cauterizing, but a simple and positive cure for piles, or wn would not give you a printed guarantee with each package. Price 81.00. six for J5.0® By Mall. Try It to night For sale by Fred U Heath, the druggist The mercury dropped to 28 degrees be­ low zero at: Iron Mountain yesterday morning. i * ■ . * had mrttertd N« ««« »r ta h“1 **”?• not to hear the remarks flnng out for his flu, Indtan b«nd dUapprarad *>»» “• benefit, and he had worked M hard os otb oo a wiki <*•»" rtad iltaul iwrntaglr gone away any one in bringing down aud stornng T.vlor kaockod ha ton* aatjafied taat tha train had «<taP^- away the gold. ctor. It ™ » •“»» “d racks to ■-*k“ It boro up mon brtshtlr. jXuer cert® Plalas' 501 . .t*’ Dot the ,-amora were not eatMded. On the evening before they were to ,»a hoalios It ahea4 ot him parted ta«> Ldu-a t'rt Htila band ““■t m*1’ ,h’ They were myatthed, but not labaded. leave Taylor determined to settle mat­ deto" 11 They tat.1 returned ta play hypocrite and ters ono way or tho other, and he took CONEKEO Tbei tounrt ttarm-lrt* ta a rock tawd .. ■ mbler. . , rr-t ...... l h»l sone into r-A.mn that mu»t bo onconntered ta orrot, <lta. They ctonp opportunity to ask: about nrdvo hr alxtwn t«l "Has it been decided yet which route ns part of tho plan. They hud waited Many n thrilling tale has been told by jurt • v-itlfh and length, while the incline was sn.llher.ira. train might bo loft nnmolMtcd. Tho I for night—M another part of it. St t«. ta height. Natoro trawlers <-f a I race with wolves acrow the mon'mro talltw exultant ovw their "Certainly,” replied Bob. frozen steppe! of Buraia. Sometimes only White men would have advanced in a had made the cave, but man had cn the picked bolie* of the hapless traveler good luck and tho hope of a cafe J**1** body toward the month of tho canyon, ••Which fa itT Inrjrod and improved it. "Look yere, stronger," exclaimed are found to tell the tale. In our own or at leest sent skirmishers forward to For a moment ths men looced about country taouMmctaareeagaged in a llfe-andinvestigate. The Indian is a hums^ Bob, os ho fired up, "has any of this them in wonder, mid fearful that a grtzdeath rad: against the wolf Consumption. * cat. He creeps upon hi* prey—he wius crowd used fur your advice?’ ri/orpuma might be thereto receive The best weapons with which to fight the “I haven’t pretended to advise. As I by i mini ng and stealth. them. X»»e pl-** untenanted, and foe. is Dr. Pierce’s Golden* Medical Dis­ | ’-Tell Joo to come down here!” whis­ ono of tha party, and as having a fifth Taylor moved to tho right, thrust his covery-. This renowned remedy has cured Interest iu tho treasure. I am naturally pered tho captain to tho man at his eide myriads of cases when all other medicines torch into the darkness and hoarsely ex­ of ter watching tho seeming figure a few interested in knowing which route wo and doctors had failed. It Is the greatest claimed: _ . are to travel by.” J blood-purifier and restorer of strength minutes longer. . ••We're hit it—we’ve hit it! Here is "Whirr did you git an interest in this known to the world. For all forms of The man quietly disappeared, nnd Joo the gold!" • , scrofulous affections (and consumption Is' gold?’ demanded Bob. vjs at tho captain’s aJbow. Yes, the gold was there, nnd silver as MERRELL & one of them), It Is uuequaled as a remedy. "As one of the discoverers. ” • I "Do you see anything on tbe ground well. It was in crude lumps and pigs, "Humph! Look yere, stranger, you in line with my finger and perhaps two Charles Philbrick, one of tbe first set­ each a heavy weight for a man. And hundred feet nwayF asked tho captain. want to go slow! You forced yourself tlers In tbe region of Belding, died yes­ there were cresses and spearheads and Or anv otherMuiilo'' J do," replied Joo after a minute. into this crowd, and it's for u* to ray terday. aged tJO. tlx* whol- ■••'ie:n MiMn*: < • anklataand brucalete. all rudely fash­ dlthie. ir)..uf~l-“i”' ‘,rl"An Indian is creeping along to turn whether you stay or go. We don’t want ioned from the precious metals. Bob teeUna":»«’'• . _____ the end of tho barricade and come into , to turn a man out hero to lose his hn'rr ls the characterhues of Hood'* Saraaparwin't Unui*wi»:-* • “ . . did not trust himself to say a word until Hoort'sSm"Kt» r- Istox •’ r-’rcnUb, | un« i but if ho talks too sassy he’ll hev to go. rllla, and It Is manlsfested every daj in he had lifted half a dozen of the pigs frtiJr bnKi.i and ‘•JForth at leant scucnt’f-.'ire dollara.” 1the canyon!" i When wo get out o’ this wo may feel tbe remarkable cures this medicine ac­ "Sure?" . t , . I i'.ilsHl.'- and cut away nt sotno of the smaller ar­ ney when tho lookout at the mouth of like remembering yon fur the little complishes. Druggists say. / When we "I’ll stake my life on it!" ticles with his knife. Then he said: never •Word was passed for every man to you’ve done, and we may not. Wo sell a bottle or Hood's Sarsaparilla to a "Thar's no room fur doubt! It’s tho canyon, whose rWtX** for a moment been di:.pcnscd with, pent fall back to tbe wagon, and after a brief make no promisee. Understand, how­ new customer we are sure to see him luck Tuwi> City merchants m»« <?!•»*• ut • e o'clock Mid pap« with limit livable treasure!” an alarm into camp that something was consultation between tho captain nnd ever, that you have no claims on the In a few weeks after more,—proving that "And it is share and share alike, re­ daughter ri p<‘H a large in ihelr the good results from a trial bottle war­ wrong. Joe one took position to the right and treasure—not the slightest." member!" cautioned Taylor. coal an<l < as Mi's. . rant continuing its use. This positive In five minutes every man was nt the the other to the left of tho entrance, but Taylof ground his teeth in rage. He • •Of—of course." stammered Bob. • barricade or wall. Opposite the month fifty feet back. If the Indian scout had staked all and was likely to lose all. merit Hood’s Sarsaparilla posstsse.s by Avarice, doubt selfishness, thoughts of the canvon, across the narrow valley, penetrated thu* for he must pass be­ Tho thought maddened him, and had he virtue of tbe Peculiar Combination, Pro­ of murder wore creeping in before tho portion and Process used In Its prepara­ was a fine'spring. A single Indian had tween them, and his retreat would be not been a cool anil ifalculating villain tion, and by which all tbe remedial value discovery was ten minutes old. come galloping up to dismount, but five he would have forced a climax then and of the ingredients used is- retained. "The fool—to expect us to divide with off. . minutes later a band of at least forty cut Now camo a silence eo profound that there, which must have cost him his Hood’s Sarsaparilla is thus Peculiar to it­ him!” growled Bob to himself. arrived and prepared to camp.- The it was positively painful. Tho grimnees life. He maintained silence for a few self and absolutely unequaled In Its pow­ "Let'em lookout! I may take aU,!” ponies were unsaddled, two or three of midnight in a city is broken by foot­ er as a blood purifier, aud as a tonic f for When sh.t had Children, she gave th-.uu Caatoria. hissed Taylor as he held up a lump of fires kindl-d, and it waa evident the red­ step*—the Kwking of dogs—the whistle minutes, and then said: "Well, boys, I meant no harm, and I building up the weak and weary, and rfold' v . skins luul gone into camp fi*r the night. of a locomotive. On tbe open plains tho j hope no ono has any hard feelings. giving nerve strength. Who had placed that treasure there; The captain. Joe nnd two or three other chirp, of crickets never ceases while Men of the race who peopled the west Seventeen hundred hogs were frozen to plainsmen llrvw aside for consultation, darkness lasts, and that very sound has You’d have found the cave without me, before Columbus landed! The ores had of course, and you own the team. I’m death in Grand Trunk cars at tbe| tun­ been reduced nnd metal turned out in but it was a brief one. kept lost men and women from going satisfied yon will do the fair thing by nel at Port Huron Tuesday morning. ■•It’s just one chance in a hundred that crazy under the great mental strain. me when we get through, and so let’s crude form, but the wealth was there. Thousands are dying 4o-day of b an they may overlook ns," paid the captain. The sound connected them with civili­ When assayed at the Denver mint later • say no more about it." “Tho horses must be led as far up the on its pdrity was a source of wonder. zation and safety. "That's sensible,’’ replied Bob, and failure, "Adrlonda.” Wheeler's Heart and canyon as we can get them, the tiro put Why should-the treasure have been left? Nerve Cure has cured some of the worst But in the grim and gloomy canyon t the matter was dropped. may be asked. Who can tell when and out and no roan must cloee his eyes there was no sound. The horses, which j Taylor wandered away from the camp cases of heart disease. Sold by W. H. w why the Atzecs went? The ruins of tonight” had been le«l to the extreme end, peered a short distance, apparently to gather Goodyear. The horses were at once led away, the their cities are found all over the west, about them r.nd shivered with fear. The I firewood, but really to give vent to his H. W. Grenell, of Hudnou, H one of the but the race diEapj>eared off the face of fire smothered, and a quarter of an hour . men lying down about the wagon felt a I findings by communing with himself. oldest Mason* in Michigan.' He has been the earth before tho Pilgrim fathers after tho Indians arrived tho canyon 1 weight upon them. If there were crick­ “The fools!" ho hissed when a safe dis­ was plunged in midnight darkness aud a member of the order over 40 yearn. touched thpao’shores. #1 ets in the grass they were silent. tance away. "Not one of them will ever -Bring along a chunk to show to the seemed to contain no living thing. The If man wants to find a greater punish- ! leave the plains except that someone car­ A COLD LEADS OOPVRIGHT Or AMERICAN'PRESS ASSOCIATION. 1*93 toys,” raid Bob. im l each selected a white covers hail I'cen removed from lucut for criminals than 1he dark cells' riciJ deaj aW3yj They dotft specimen and mnilK haste down the the wagons and carried up the rift, and cf state prison*, let hiniTftrn to the can-1 They think I’m a cur to be .ontutnption. one ntandmg twenty feet away could canyon. - • yon. No prisoner chained to a rock in k4.-ked or-pelted at pleasure, but they The discovery was hailed with delight not distinguish the •• chicles. Joe and the gloom and silence' a^d darkness; --■ • • ------CHAPTER XXL ! are trifling with n demon. 1 They think There firv three reads which lead from by the ttaifio outlaws left on guard, and Harkins were ordered' to remain with would keep his mind a week. The very And how-farcil the renegades? to beat me out of my share, but I’ll take health to consumption. Over one of these the wagons as pre. ction to the girfa. The girl' Lizzie liad been cut loose plans w«e immediately made and dis- while the others t ok places along the siienco would torture Inm until he would all—every ounce!" roads pass »11 “f that great multitude of from tho tree to which shejwaqibound cusskd for loading up the stuff and get­ embankment,- and thus the night cry out theaven for mercy, and the And as soon as he had left tho fire the people who die every year of consumption. sound of his own voice would terrify outlaws drew closer together and Bob Each route tx-gius with health nnd hap­ within thirty feet of them Ho c irefnlly ting out of the valley. In the making camo on. piness aud ends with disease aud dentil. that Harkins had her a quarter vf a mile of these plans Taylor set-mod to be en­ k said: The Indians were on the warpath, but him to imunity. tirely ignored, ami when he put in his The captain and Joe had not been de­ away tiefore she wjis migsed. A rush "We'd better shoot him tonight as he They are described as follows: 1st road, theyaremed to have not the slightest a slight cold—negleetud—settles In tinand a search waa made, and no nile taxast vf finding the cave Bob took occur suspicion of the presence of the train. ceived. It was on Indian creeping to­ sleeps. He's bound to trouble us.” head or throat—chronic catarrh—extends ward the mouth of the canyon. questioned that she: h.*ul got off alone. Eion to remark: "Np^-wait,” replied one of the others. to the lungs—cough gradually growlug "We didn’t need yer help in the least, They could plainly be heard tinging, They consoled themselves with tile Creep! Creep! Creep! "Wrfve got a long pull before us, with laughing and talking, nnd a few of them —consumption—death. 2nd road, though: that the wild beasts would have ’came we had tbe bearings nil O. K., acted as if they were hilarious with So a tiger creeps up to within striking plenty of redskins in thx way. He's awot>e slight cWM—neglected—cough—settles her life before morning, and when Bob but it was white in you to offer yer whisky. distance of a loan. So a cat creeps to plucky aud a good shot. When we don’t on the lung£=-cough gradually growing ' strolled doyfi the valley it was with the s-rvices. an wo hain’t tho men to for­ within striking distance of a bird. The need him any1 longer somebody’s rifle worse—consumption—death. 3rd road, "AU we’ve got to do is to keep quiet," expectatui/ of finding some evidence of get it.” sharpest ear could detect no sound. Tho a cold—neglected—settles in the throat­ ••But I’m to have my fifth of course!” whimpered ono of the- tnen to the cap- shadows of evening could not have crept can go off by accident and we’ll leave her death. hoarseness—short breath—cousumption— h|s hones for the wolves to pick.” lain. hotly exclaimed Taylor. Well it was for the -nil and the wagon­ more noiselessly. death. It was settled that way, nnd when “ I don ’ t know. Those Indians ore The men looked at each other without men that Taylor bad been kept in ignoThousands have Just started on one of Now the human cat has reached the Taylor returned each of the men had a too much off their guard. They nre ronce of her rescue and arrival. Had replying', but presently he was ordered these roads, all ot whom could tai easily acting a )>art. I think they have some end of the barricade. Now he turns word for him, os if to show they held no cured by Pe-rn-na. thousands more are tbe renegades known she was in camp to stand guard at the wagon while they into the mouth of the canyon. Now he half way to the fatal end of one of these tlwy would have shed blood to recapture went up together to bring down the first pltui in their heads. If some of piem advances up the center. It is so dark grudge. are not crawling this way before mid­ The night passed without alarm, and her. Having no suspicion that she had load of treasure. in the rift that he cannot see his hand at the first sign of day all were up and roads who are still curable by a course ot treatment with I’e-ru-na: and yet other "They think they have canght a fool!” night I shall be greatly mistaken." been seen* or heard of, they had no par­ when held at arm ’ s length. Instinct At ten o’clock the campfires of the In­ making ready for a start. When a hasty ' thousands are near the end whose last ticular animosity against the gold hunt­ hissed Taylor as he looked after them, guides him. A rock lies in lii* path. He ers. When Taylor, burning for revenge* "but they are mistaken. They are play­ dians had burned low and aU was quiet knows this before he sees it. He creeps breakfast had been eaten and the team : days would !>e made more bearable and on that side of tho valley. The men in hitched vp Taylor kerned for the first hope of recovery more probable by com­ . * wanted to heaii a raid to steal the horaee ing with'a tiger!" the mouth of the canyon crouched be­ up and carefully passes his hand over time that tho outlaws were going to at- mencing I’e-ru-na without delay. or attack the camp. Bob met him with Send to The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufactur­ CHAPTER XXII. hind rocks and logs, and the darkness iu If the white men came in'there with tcuipt sto push through to Fort dully. the reply: 4 their wagons they might have moved They had canvassed tho matter and con­ ing Company of Columbus. O.,i for- a free "Phew! But wv have struck a cave of wi« so dense that the keenest pair of “They drove you out, and I reckon copy of titelr latest publication, the llusthe stone. cluded that this rout© would be safest. they did right, but we don’t, propose to the dead!” exclaimed Joe, who was eyes could not see a yard distant. One No, they did not. He creeps to an­ Tho in pour of gold seekers was more trated Ills of Life, a compete treatise on burn our fingers to help vo^git back at I. nearest the opening . - ns the stone fell out. looking over the barrier into the valley catarrh and all chronic diseases of the other and another. They have not been from the west, and the Indians would lungs. 'em. We cum yere fur that gold, and j A rank, musty odor issued from the could see a hundred feet quite distinctly, disturbed. He sniffs at the air. If there naturally gather on that frontier. And. the fust hard work wo do will be to look , caVL> an(1 drove the three men down the as the night was starlight and the trees was tho least fire he would discover iL The estate ot George L. Smalley, who cast no shadow there. for it. If wo don't trouble that gang ‘ canyon a distance of a hundred feet and by following the Cheyenne river they Ho lies with hit ear to the ground. The they won't trouble ns.-’ I kept them sneezing and coughing for a । would be sure of wood, water and grass died recently in Jackton. Is worth 828,726 Eleven o’clock found everything quiet. according to the inventory of the execu­ the entire journey. Taylor had to be satisfied with that • quarter of an hour. During this time A quarter of an hour later, ns the cap­ stamp of a horse.half a mile away would tors. His standing among them was not pleas- J tho capJain prej>aro<l a couple of torches, tain raised his head*for a keen look have been detected. CONTINUED. ant. His excuses nnd explanations did and by and by they advanced to find tho around him, it seemed to him that the Women are not slow to ’ comprehend. Creep! Creep! Creep! not go down. He was looked upon as a odor no longer perceptible. Tho cap­ darknora of earth was blackened at a They're quick. They're alive, and yet It Now he 11 within sixty feet of the traitor who had received his just deserts, j tain pushed his torch into the dark spot not over fifty feet away. A spot of It will cost you nothing and Will surely was a man who discovered the one remedy wagons, now it is fifty, now forty. Tho and he very soon realized that he was ( opening for a look at tho interior of the black taint or an inkstand stands out in do you good, it you have a cough, cold, or for their peculiar ailments. The man being endured for the sake of what ho ' eave;-and after a moment he drew back relief. A human figure dressed in black slightest cough—a sleeper's change of waa Dr. Pierce. position, a woman’s sighing as she any trouble with throat chest or lungs. The discovery was his “Favorite. Pro­ *' and said: might know about the cave of gold. will stand out in relief against the gloom Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, dreamed — would reach his ear. He This knowledge imbittered him, and "We have got a,find here, but there of midnight. coughs and colds is guaranteed to give re­ scription”—the boon to delicate women. heard nothing. Not a stone has been lief. or money will be paid back. Suffer­ Why go round ."with one foot iu the the hour he rode by the camp hidden in will bo some disagreeable work about it Was he mistaken? Did the object the wagon he gritted his teeth and whis­ The cave is heaped with bodies of tho move? Was there an object to begin disturbed—not a wheel print can he ers from la grippe found It just th* thing grave,” suffering in silence—misunder­ find as he passes. For ten long min­ and under its use had a speedy and perfect stood—when there’s a remedy at hand pered to himself: dead.” with? He touched the man nearest utes the-red man listens’”with ears recovery. Try a sample bottle nt our ex­ that isn’t an experiment, but which Is "These outlaws want me to help find The others looked in to find that his him on tho shoulder and whispered his strained to catch the slightest sound. pense and learn for yourself just how good under the guarantee that if you are disap­ the gold, but what will happen then? । worua words were.true, were.true. n It was waa a cnamoer chamber suspicions. After a steady look tho a thing it is. Trial bottles free at W. H. pointed in any way in it, you can get your Silence—nothing but silence. They won’t stickle to shoot wo down sixteen or eighteen feet square and ten man returned the whisper with: Goodye. r’s drag store. Large size 50c. money back by applying to Its makers. Now be is satisfied. He rises to his like a dog. They have no notion of di- or twelve feet high, and it was solidly "It’s an infernal redskin creeping up We can hardly imagine a woman’s not viding with me. They own the team ' packed with ••a grkyish mass. That mass to make sure that we ore still here! It’s feet and walks back to the barricade, and 81.00. trying it. Possibly It may be true of one Specimen Cases. and will Have all to say." was the shriveled and mummified bodies a part of the same band wo saw four turns to the left and holds straight for or two—but we doubt IL Women arc And then he took on oath that if he of the lost race—dead men, women and days ago, and they suspect pre are hid­ tho camp on tho opposite side without a S. 11. Clifford, New Cassel, W|»., was ripe for IL They must have IL Think pause. Ho is satisfied at last Ho finds troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism, of a prescription and nine out of ten raw tho, first sign of treachery in ids children who had been laid away for den away in some of tho canyons! new found friends every man of them perhaps two or three centuries. • “Pass the vtord to every man to lie every warrior awake and alert for an his stomach was disordered, his liver <vas waiting for It. Carry the hews to them! should die bv his hand. It was no idle “Well, we have had our labor for our low for his lifeland make no move until alarm. In a few words ho makes his affected to an alarming degree, appetite oath. He had a terrible weapon in store pains.” said Harkins as he stepped back. ho gets the word! That fellow will report to the chief, and in ten minutes fell away, and be was terribly reduced in The scat of sick headache is not in the more the band is flitting down the valley flesh and, strength. Three bottles of brain. Regulate the stomach and you for nn emergency. "And we don't want to discover any’ come right in among us." so quietly that their departure is not Electric Bitters cured him. The outlaw party reached tho canyon more caves,” added Joe with a tinge of cure it Dr. Pierce's I’dlets are the Lit­ Edward Shepherd, Harrisbuhc, Hi., had suspected. below tho peak without incident and tho bitterness. tle Regulators. ■ ■ CHAPTER XXIII. Morning comes and the men in tho a running sore on his leg of eight ye<rs’ wagon was pulled well out of sight of “If they followed tho rule in burying standing. Used three bottles of Electric Ida May Gillett, a Saginaw society canyon are filled with astonishment and Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's any one passing xip and down the valley, these dead we shall find a fortune in catisfaction. They could not know Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and favorite, was married yesterday afternoon and the camp was pitched with a view heye,” said the captain as he braced his to John G. Mercer, a rising vouug busi­ what tho scout would report, and not an well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had to defense. They were men who knew torclTagainst a rock. '‘Let’s see what I ness man. eye had closed in sleep during tho night. five large fever sores on his leg. doctors the perils of the Indian countryand were can diwpvqr.” both brave aud cautiotis. On the morn­ "Now for breakfast and then we will raid he was incurable. One bottle Electric He entered the opening, thrust his ing after their arrival Bob and Taylor hand into the mass of dust, worked it bo off.” said the captain after satisfying Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by*W. H. himself that the enemy had departed. tet off up the canyon on an exploring about for a moment, and then backed exptnlitioa, and within an hour they had out holding in his fingers an anklet An hour later every wagon was ready Goodyear, the druggist discovervl the cave. Indeed, Taylor weighing at least four ounces. He to move and the train passed down tho scarcely hesitated in walking directly to rubbed the metal briskly on his sleeve, valley a couple of miles, crossed over the ledge and pulling himself up. into the smaller valley in which Taylor and lol the shine of gold caught every The beat salve in the world for cute, The opening to the cave was largo j eye! had encamped tho day he was driven bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever < enough to admit tho body of an ox. To "Worth at least seventy-five dollars," out, and I leave them for a time, as sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, the left of it rested a large stone which said the,captain as he held it up, "and they push ahead to find a route through corns,-and all skin eruptions, and positive­ The Mecosta county agricultural society ly cures piles or no pay required. It Is had been cut to fit the opening, but there ought to be bushels of them in tho foothills to the plains, j guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or has elected W. T. Jones president, W. 8. which had never been placed in position. there.' Take it with you to camp and Tucker secretary and A. S. Johnson money refunded. Price 25 cents per box Saunders had said to the right of give ’em the news, and send up two of CHAPTER XXIV. • For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist treasurer. Custer's peak. He had been mistaken. the men with shovels. Everything in Three days after discovering the cave Henry Caln, a farm laborer near Che­ Here was the cave to the left. there lias got to be thrown out.” of gold the outlaw band was ready to Col. Fred Fowler, of Reading has just The men hesitated to enter tho open-1 So will it bo a century hence. The break camp and head for civilisation'. sent 87.000 to Hillsdale coUf«o to com­ boygan, has been missing since December 26. He is believed to have fal len iu the ing, although provided with torches to dust of those who live today will be The contents of the cave had been plete bls 88,000 gift to that institution. river. dispel something of the inky darkness. treated as earthly clay in bhe search for weighed and estimated, and the sum in Serina to h la fed. In apith of their wicked hearts, a feeling wealth. The Medina farmers’ club hold a two dollars and cents waa beyond their wild ­ For more than a year diphtheria has There are times when the tiger is off of awe aud reverence held them spell­ days Institute at Morenci thia week. At the end of the third day there was his guard. “ • 'est expectations. The precious met; been prevalent In Ogden. Four children bound for a time. By and by Bob shook a council of the wagonmen. The cave tn one family died of it there during the There is never an hour when tho In­ was stored in tho bottom of the wage . "How delicious Is the winning it off sufficiently to way: had yielded an amount beyond the wild­ past week. and everyone felt exultant and goOf a kiss, at low’s beginnlng.”"This is the place. Thar can’t be no est guess. It had been cleared of'the dian of the plains is free from suspicion. 'nntured. slngs the poet, and hU sentiment Is true doubt of it, for ivi the location we both last shovel of dust, and every ornament to„hlai waking houre each rock or tree or Jonesville farmers say a tiller of the with ono possible exception. If either soil shall preside over the local postoffice Every man but Taylor. Ha could i got from <Uffortnt men. Im now a-won­ and relic had been carried to the camp. hillock may oonceal an enemy. When party has the catarrh, even love’s kiss for the next four years, or they will notice*7 that ho waa regarded as be deeps it fa to waken at the croak of fail to ,----------------------„ dering what's Inside." Each member of the party would have » frog or the chirp of a cricket, ns- JterloPer- Frou» the hour of find; loere Ita sweetness. Dr. Sage’s Catarrh know the reason why. Taylor thought this a fitting oppor-, -thousands of dollars, and the council Remedy Is a sure euro for this repulsive -every . tumty to decide a matter which had was called to determine what next step pietoue that the Bound* were made by SlT*® and distreMing affliction. By its mild, Frank H. Eard, proprietor of a big J fort to render hie poaftton so dfaagr. worried him not a little, aud he said: ; should be taken. The un^pimous do- eoemfee okvtog in upen him. soothing, antiseptic, cleansing and heal­ musk store at Saginaw, says be will build ing properties. It cures the worst case?. a piano factory tosrs In tea mot future. 8500 reward offered for an Incurable ease. Ita probable stao la net mentioned. Hops Such share and share alike?’ ••Suitair.- ™ Bob. prenip* iwu— p—> oo"”,h? » roUkta tata -w. •“J Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. �■ih with Hill’s pile w ligatures, no tnd positive eure not give you a '■«ch package. By Mail. Try Fred L. Heath, >88 deme* beintain yesterday a been told by ulvrs across the Sometimes only hapless traveler e. In <>ur own igedIn allfe-aud>lf Con«nmptkm. liieh to tight the tn Medical Dl»etnedy haa cured oilier medicines Lt IS the greatest rer of strength or all forms of consumption is led its a remedy, of the first setlding, died ye*-- HoodV Sarsapa;d every day In ils medicine acsay. When we areaparilla to a e to see him back ••.—proving that rial bottle war­ ?. This positive la possesses by oinWnatlon, l*rol in Its preparae remedial value sed la retained. 19 1'eculiar to ltlalrd In its powI as a tonic for and weary, and te wore frozen to card at tbe tun­ ny morning. to-day of heart idler's Heart and me of the worst ,*0n, H one of tbe 41. He has t>een EADS >u*uinptlo«>. which lead from Over one of these mt multitude ot ir of consumption. Health and hap■ease and death. Hows: 1st road, J—settles In the catarrh—extends railually growing •ath. 2nd road, •d - •ough—settles railually growing rath. 3rd road, « in the .throat— h—consumption— tarted on one of . could be easily Uganda more are 1 of one of these >le by a course of a: and yet other end whose last ore bearable and probable by com­ mit delay. Drug Manufacturus. O.. for a free lication, the Ilusnplete treatise on • diseases of the L. Smalley, who 1. Is worth 392.720 >ry of the execu- v to comprehend, e alive, and yet it red the one remedy 1 meats. The man its "Favorite Pre» delicate women. one foot in tbe silence—njlsundera remedy at hand ent. but which is it if you are dlsapt, you can get your ig. to Its makers, ne.a woman’s not nay be tnyj of one t jt. Women are t have It. Thinknine out of ten the news to them! lacbc is not in the stomach and yon Pellets are the Lit- t Saginaw society • enterday afternoon rising young busl- -en Cry for storla. en Cry for storla. en Cry for storla. agricultural society cs president, W. S. d A. 8. Johnson lalawer near CboDecember Ing since-------have fallen In the year diphtheria has leu. Four children t there during the say a tiller of tha the local postoffiee years, or they will proprietor of a big x, rays he will build In the near future, t mentioned. __ -= The Kent county ot register of deeds Tbe T , A H. R’y coach commenced over 82U.090 the past two years astings anner making regular trips again last Saturday cleared Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ and Its a delsy. Ha“ been repainted and from his salary and office fees. lates HU instance of what la tiring accom­ upholstered seals till'Uie place of the old plished by faniH-re In the Red River Valley Thursday, January 19, 1S93. Hillsdale county will vote for a new ones and it looks like a new outfit. It Is of Minnesota and North Dakota. He said cer alnly a -hange iwbteh the patrons of S3Q.000 court house at the spring election. s. J. Leland, near hl* town of Dwight, N. the road will appreciate.—Freeport Hernia. The contract fur furnishing the big D., bought ICO acres of land In the spring While Nathaniel Whiting, of Woodland, ILurphin hotel In Chicago containing of 1891. fordXCbu. and raised crops that was cutting -timber last week, a ll»'> Hew 1.900 rooms ws« awarded to Berkey de season worth the salary of n government clerk, in excess of tl>e of his farm, as off and struck his nose breaking it and Gay of Grand Rapids, per the following statement: render! ug medical assistance neevsssary. liaAOK MAHK.)V . Albion enjoys the honor of hnvlnr the 4.IW nu. 01 wheat, n* a'c........ 83.MIM Ten dollars waa realized from the G. A. naihxial head quarters of the,prohibition WHEELER'S H-ART AND NERVE IL nnd W. K. C. entertainment given «j 3,734.00 party located in Its rlty. CURE. Woodland.’ iSeductiag cost «»f !.-ji<i. The first Presbyterian church in Kalafil.IMJO NEIGHBORING COUNTIESnu>m is stirred from center to circumfer­ Giuw of 'tiiU kind nre common that vousnes.s and Sleonl- n.-«4 # 4 to F drops ence over their pastor. lie is a brilliant they urc a Irtu’ in Uie news market out Insures immeduit. r 1 -i; g>wrantecd In*-A large company «f the last citizfena of from apitates. R-v H X. W Mbdoii. pns- Laming aveH’mbivd nt the home of Hr-. A. <*lM*akkr 1ml cxprenscs Ids opinion*- to tor M. E. church. •> -d.w Springs. Mich. D. Hickey Thunutiiy evroing to wiure-- fr«s’l> «»n all matters. H«» ha* been asked «ays, ••bhv? and r.—t <»ti* -uruisera tonn> the uiarrtHge «»r her daughter Mau>b*. t<> to resign and refuses to do 90. >.ftar preaching till 1 n-red •’Ad'rnnda" now Geprge l>. llurmbn, of Port Huron. 1 sleep .somi-llv »n,: nw.ikf refri^h-rl. When all was in Tcadines^, Ikv. li. S. astings ity ank Prlco 50:. pr-pi.-rl by Wheeler Fuller Jordan, of the first' Presbyterian church, ’ Ttye fourteenth annual meeting of the MteMjuur rnglncerlug society will Medicine Co., <X-il«r Sprhgpi, Midi. took up a position iu thu midst ot the ilastingH, - - Mich. held in Lnnslng on-Tureday, January 5-Jd by guesK and was presently Joined by the hfit contracting parties who marcln-t in to the No hiimnl program wlllb* made -out; CAPITAL $75,000.00. (trains of the rvgula'.ion wedding march th«* second day's wijlon will, be devoted SURPLL'S fi9.009.UU. to the question of bow to make gm»<l roads The guests listened tor the firn: words of HASTINGS. and good laws. the wedding «xrvw<»ny. but none came. incorporated under tho Inws of the State ot The minUtcr. on tbe contrary, carried Michigan. A» Item from Owosso n few days ago them off ti-.vir (e«rby saying that it only stated that a fireman ’was Injured by te-lttg r. uialmd lor him to publicly announc’d struck by a falling hook during a fest of a , Open for. business Dec. 1S.184C. that ho had umrriyd the couple January linok and ladder track. It was a book for • UKCML/ITION • omcKBs: I2th, 1E3B, ami had.liwmred their request liofsting liose that broke, rive men having President; This week, $8 quires. that nothing be said alioul the affair until put their strength against It, three more G. Ibihtnejn, Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. they were ready .to havv li made publie. than the makers intended. D. W. Reynolds. Cashier. The uciml festivities foiiuwed the .ni. Hereafter, changes Wr ajvertisementa imunceuient. after which Mr. and Mrs. DrotcTOBs: They never do things by half at hustling must reach this office Tuesdays al latest to Hannon left fur Port Huron, where they Dowughc, and when tbe Beckwith estate W. H. Pawera. f>. W. IteynnM,. insun* IniM-rtlon iu the Issue of the week .will reside. The revelation created con­ wt ^Iwut to build a memoriid thrates-ano 1; B. Messer. when' brought. siderable ot a wnsation In Lansing, where expense was spared to make It a*model of Chester Messer. John Carveth, Catarrh In tbe h»ad i< a eoflV,!tmfwd Miss Hickey bus long resided and h well Its kind. The theater w(ll l>e opened P. T. Colgrove. dtseasa.net!.-quire* .1 co-k'Ii lUoao.’ rera--«f>" known, having up to yesterday bMO n January ’JO nnd 21 by Mile. Rhea, and like Huo.tto Sarvaparflla, to e 'Ter; a cure. teacher In the public schools for several formerally dedicated January 25 by Col. I mere-’ tl-nedepoilusnd general BvnKii* ibwiueas Transited. . Robert G. Ingersoll. John Bt--<mer has a -mall '-range tree years. bearing a tiny orange that has been ripen­ The Grand Rapids Hor.wmen-Associa­ At the annual meeting of the Michigan ing since last year. tion will bong up purses of 825.000 for the Millers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company A great many in the city ate suffering summer meeting. Aug. “th to the LBtb. at Lansing yesterday George ,W. Jenks, of ’ with jH-vcte n il's which takes tfie form of W. F. bnvidson. who recently bld In Sand Beach; E. A. Pomeroy, of Jonesville, Intlvenra, and it amounts almost ito an the street car line of Kalamazoo at a re- and Frtslerlck Thoman, of Lansing, were ■epidemic. -cetvers sale has not filed his bond, and It is elected directors, anjlthe following officers, If the sentus of a new tin pail are well feared the transfer will fall through and were chosen; President. George W. Wheat is low and flour Jenks; vice president, c. G. A. Voigt, greased with fresh lard or sweet <10. and horap cars conUuund. Grand Rapids; secretary, Arthur T. Da- should be the same. Bor a Uie pal! set orr a stove shelf or otlwr warm Rev. Jacob Garber, of Charlotte, preach­ via, Lansing; treasurer. Frederick Thomplace twenty-fmir hours before it is wash­ ed in the Gennan Lutheran church at short time I will sell ed it will riot rust afterward. Charlotte Sunday! He la 99 years old. When tbe regular school meeting was The >outh Haven paper* *ay there are and is Uie oldest man Ln Eaton county. n« apprehensions' concerning the peach A Chicago A West Michigan train got held In Dundee last fait, there was .111 lucrop, as the trees never went into winter stuck in a snow bank near Holland last debtnea* of $9,000 on their $25,060 school quarters in better condition than the pres­ week. A brakesman was sent back to house. They took a vote by uplifted ent year to withstand tbe cold weather. flag a train that was soon expected. The hands to have the bonds extended. It was carried out, but when the trends were PhH Burgess has out bills annonneing man went back but the engineer of the ap­ put on the market it was found that they an auction sale Tuesday, January 24th. proaching titoln did not sec him nnd the were not legal bonds. Then another This is a No. flour. I war­ result was a bad collision. No one was He has rented his farm for two years nnd meeting was held and everything was rant every sack to be first will move Io this city serving In the ca­ hurt but several cars wen* reduced to fixed, so that now any one Wanting those pacity of Under Sheriff under the new ad- kino ling wood. grade. securities can walk out to Dundee and get nnnlstratlrai. A big bob loadt-d- with boys came down what, they desire. Live poultry \vauted We acknowledge the Receipt of an in­ d big hill at Ionia last week and ran Into vitation frotn the C. P.. D. L. and N., F. a hors^, breaking its leg. and Injuring & P. M. and Wabash K. It ’s to attend t^v every member of the coasting party. The When potatoes wi re first introduced Into openingoapan. 21st. ot tbelr fine, new city will have to pay Slod.but It lias order­ Russia by a Mr. Rowland (the exact date ! passenger i|ep<>t in Detroit. It is called ed no more sliding down hill within tjie of tbe introduction of the tuber into that the Fort Street Union Depot nnd Is the cdyjhi'.l’s. benighted country l>elng a -subject of con- ' finest in Michigan. Tiny have provided I In the Kcut county poor house Is Ar- troversy, but uBually.net down at 1791) the j IF YOU ARE GOING TO «n excellent musical program for the oc­ j fhur Johnson. 73 year* of nee. He Is n people would neither plant nor touch them. I casion. Tlr- Ft. Wayne -Wnynie band. I graduate of Yale college and ten years They declared tbtai to be the devil's fruit, j 19th U. S- Infantry, furnishing the’ pro­ tigo nuis the saer of a fortune of S500.- nnd that they were given to his Satanic , gram. I boo. S|v-cuin!i'>; and being on the wrong majesty ou his cdmplaint to God that be had no fruit, God told.him-to "search the > Two bills have already lieen Intro j Mde tin- mark­s have brought him to .... of . .......... . dined in the leghlnlure prohibiting the Ills 'Ij pre-ent position, which ho feels keenly. earth for food.” Whereupon the devil fell | use ot rai!ri)ad pn.-x s bz'n>' inl.-rrs of that Il is a notable fact that ten years ago the to digging in tbe earth and found potatoes ' hody. If there Is any mie thing that will day he entered the poor house he had his growing therein. have n tendincy to riirnte a short st-aslon pi-Nonal check cashed for $15,009. credit among the auid Britiahph In Bee , : ■ V~» S2’±Sf£“.;S 'SIH It is soiBetbjng that will compel the mem­ , , ,. , , , ., ■ . . .in procure, ncnarr uve complete anti really The jury impaneled by justice Cbeetbers to(my tlie railroad fan* w.'ien they bam for the purpose of Inquiring Into the wickruiirc, England. In that shire Lie lu- , raaj{niScrnt traina running dally octweenClNciN- ! and St Avat-srnra. Theie traina arc the . travel back jiml forth between tln-lr homel­ cases of Mrs. Jud Alvrnun and- Mrs. Van traduction of potatoes is jxipularly attrib- । wart •uly CMMlelS Vest 1 baled Trains from Cir.einssti to 1 utwl to Sir Michael Scott, once known all r •the and Lansing: for when they ean’t gu- free Bargar, who wen- killed by the cars at ovri SOUTH. Yon will uh nearly half a day in time. ’Britain as "The Wlzanlvf the North.” 1 ThteOacis m StiariMt. Thislircto IIOMD IIOMHea ShortMt- Vhcra There areneaxtra arer.oextra ' they will atay'at the capital all tbe i»eek* Sunfield last week, has rendered a*queer to the story Michael and the 1 charge* or. limited trair.a and you ^et the beat to | and not go home Friday night and get verdict? With a great array of words it According devk formed a copartnership and took the be had. DOST pay the tame pn.e and pelt up with , bark Tuesday, for It will be cheaper nvites unimportant points brought out . , , ». L . , inferior Service. F or rates or further pcrtirulars . lew of a tann on the Mertown estates. addfcM D.G HDWAar.a,«;.P.Airt.Q.*C.llwte. boarding than paying railroad fore. duringllie inquest, ami finally wind# up cal It'd th<- "Whitehouse.” Michael waa to Cincinnati. O. »r a».k »ntr home Ticket Agent for Farmers tall us of quail coining in large by saying Ilia-. If the train had not boon manage the farm, the devil tho capital, i dchet via QUEEN and CRESCENT ROUTE. numbers to oieir barns and fitaeka tor food four iplnntea late the accident woui^ not Tho produce waa to be divided in the fol­ and-shelter. -it is pleating to learn that have occurred.. The verdlot Is looked up­ lowing manner: . foo<! is alwaps supplied the brave little on as a compromtM* affair, calculated to The first year Michael was to have all blr>l-» who lutve tobuffe,} these storms nnd ••straddle the fence.’’. Public opinion has that grew nliove the ground and the devil i wallow abeut hi deep snow In fruitless la en about equally divided as to responsi­ all that grew beneath the surface. The • bility for the accident. The Itetrolt. scoood year idtnres were to lie divided in I in the fall af|i winter season. They wU? lousing A Northern management Is said just the opposite way. His antanic -tfiaj- 1 not jx rbli'bflcold. un)e.-< greatly weaken-1 to have contributed to defray the funeral esty strange to say w.m»badly beaten bv the [ cd by gtarvuUon: and they will rej<ay, by ; expenses of the victims and it is possible wily Michael, tor that personage with true Scottish foresight sowed all the land! the Insects tlley destroy In spring summer, suit will not be brought. many Vmesl the cost of n little grain Stretching out a mile from a shore h a’ to wheat tho first year and planted all In ; ' scattered to them now.—Ex. field ot heavy ice which the winds have potatoes tbe second. So the poor devil got 1 nothing bnt stubble and potato tops. How | My advice to the girls and women with blown in together and which Is frozen these al«unl aldrin! legends Ire^on.ta originate nri r-i nnf.'.l zma d ’-nn ’no one whose educational progress 1 have in'any Into a solid ice cake. At the other edge seems to know, but the fact remains that respect been .Identified has always been to there Isa line of Icebergs, perhaps ten to the peasants of both Russia and England keep out of debt, to dress plainly, to bo fifteen feet high. Scores of people hare even to this day frequenth- allu«lo to pota­ caretui in their behavior toward men. nnd walked out over the fields and may be seen toes as “Devil’s fruit."—Chicago Inter ‘ as careful in their behavior toward women; hourly, from the top of the bluff, away Ocean. _____ ' ____ to be respectful to their employers nnd to outonthelcy coast. Beyond the open be truthful. I have not scrupled to say to water there are other fields visible as far as the eye can reach, indicating that the them that in my experience the most re­ A few words art-sometimes more telling fined women have been tho.se whOK taste-* lake is Glh-d with these Ite floes.'—Benton than n long harangue. So thought MIm in matters of 'dress Rave been most quiet Harbor Palladium. Phemy Grey, who often remarked thnt.“for BUY A GUIDE and plain, and that Uie working girl should Marshall is the home of 150 employees her part, she couldn't-Me bow folks felt t* ■ OM ONLYabove nil things avoid extravagance in of the C. J. and M. R. IL and S500U fo dis­ throw nwny their words, no more'n they EVERYONE: dress. I have found that girls and women bursed to them monthly. ■ouul their clothes or tueir ganling mum would t belr garding saaa. ” j. See that are apt to run. into debt for elpthes, and Sht> She and her brother Liphkt, with whom th®. Mln Rachel Albright, a prominent she lived, were indeed n saving pair. I Whenever stich cases have crime to my knowk-dge I have proffered my aisistnhre yonng lady of Allegan, died recently of IJphlet, however, was not wise in his 1 towaid restoring their credit ui'on the ex­ bund poisoning, resulting from an ulcer­ ecunomks, while Miss Phemy knew just ' press stipulation that they should never ated tootlv when) to save nud where to spend. IJpbagain put a chain of that sort about their Lewis Clipson', a resident of Saugatuck, let's "bargains" were seldom regarded ns n»rks.—George W. Childs in Ladies’ formerly of Allegan, ci.mmittcd suicide by Home Journal. ' — cutting his thp»at He had been despond­ obligvd to “keep a tfglA rein on her ant since losing his hand In an explosion tongue." lent nbe should sax something to How to Thtet five years ago. this and poor health Is anger him. We offer one Hundred dollars reward supposed to be tha cause. On one occasion IJphlet bought a load of ' . . for any case of catarrh that cannot be wood “cheap" from n man who had the I on tho Clayton Goodwin and Maude Sayres reputation of being rather sharp. It J bottom of cured by Uallto catarrh cure. ry ” Boo’, • F. J. CUENXY A Co., Props, Toledo, (). are two Polbirvllle young people who proved—na Miss Phemy forewarned her sv? aud Shoo. We tho underaigned, have known F. J. have loved each oilier since childhood re­ brother that it would—most unaatifocCheney for the last 15 years, and believe cently concluded to elope one cold night. tory, but having said her say once she was him perfectly honorable in all business But no marriage license could he obtained not a person to reiterate it. Ono cold day IJphk-t came into the living transactions and financially able to carry and wiuuf Mauiriwrote for a written conrsent, her cruel father telegraphed to Bat­ room nnd found Iflss Phemy seated in out any obligations made by their firm. West A Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To­ tle Creek to have them arrested and they front of the fireplace, in which some of tbe logs ot his purchase were cheerlessly splut­ ledo, O. • . were accordingly locked up. tering. There was no such steady, com­ Walding, Klnnan A Marvin, Wholesale When George Gardner and family, of fortable blaze as ho had been accustomed Drugglats, Toledo, O. . Charlotte, awoke one chilly morning last Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, week they found that the water pipe had “Well, Phemy," wild he, with an at­ acting directly upon the blood and mucous broken and the dining room was Hooded. HASTINGS, niCH., surfaces of the system. Price, 75cts. per It took two hours for the water commls- tempt at gayety, "so you're aettin In front of ths fire. How dooa tb* wood seem t* Im especially supplied direct from our facbottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimoni­ sIooht to stop the flow. burn, on tho wholef” .lory, and our make of Rubber Boots and als free. * The Wayland churches furaish their "Well, IJphlet,” Mid Miss Phemy, draw­ Shoes bought of him can be depended uphorse sheds free to all who wish to use ing her shawl a little closer about her, “it Jnn as tfie very beet that skill and capital OUR COUNTY them during the week. consumes!" can produce. There was nothing more to be aald, and Douglas, Allegan county, has had ninety Diphtheria has made its appearance in L. CrtNbEE &■«. Llphlct beat a retreat.—Youth's Compan­ Woodland, but owing to the precaution cases of measles. HEW HAVEN, CONN. taken by the board of health. It has not It Is rather early in the season to start ion. spread and no new cases are reported. big egg stories on their travels, but Mc­ Helping • Man to Suicide. , Dr. J. A. Baughman will pay 59 cents Farlin brings one down from Waverly It is remarkable how a suicide by n cer­ per dozen for all of the live quails brought that will do to fin* at .the public—8x7?f tain method or in a certain place will lead . GUARDIAN'S 8ALE. io him. The doctor wishes tn winter Inches, deposited by a common fowl in hla to another of tho same kind. A surgeon Tn the matter of the estate of Wilber A them and let them in go the spring.— barn on New Year's day.—Paw Paw of the Middlesex bonpital, In Loudon, went Moore, a minor. Northerner. Notice Is gtwn thrt I shall sell at Woodland News. into a barber shop to be shaved. The bar­ public auctionhereby highest •bidder on Saturday .'J.. ..fto the UVI.m,,,.. ...1 Middleville Chapter Order of Santera Mme. Marantette, of Mendon, Is train­ ber spoke of a man who lyul been unnic- • I... Star, gave Sheriff McKeyitt and wife a ing Jupiter, another high Jumper, which cesaful in an attempt to kill himself by office, in the Ctty of HasUna*, 1a the County ot cutting his throat genuine surprise, at their home last Sat­ she hopes will rival FHemaker. Burry, tn tbe State of Michigan, pursuant to “He could easily have managed it,” said urday evening. Between fifty and sixty and authority granted to me on the Charlotte’s board of health has ordered the surgeon, “bad he been acquainted wlt'A Hcena rnth day of Au. it-', 4. D., imu. by the were present ami enjoyed the hospitality Probate Court of Barry Com.tv, Michigan. :UI of of this genial couple, who are so soon to the schools closed fpr two weeks in order the situation ot the carotid artery.” the estate. ri<bt. Utte and Interest of tbe said to prevent the spread of diphtheria which "Where should he have cut!" asked the minor of, tn and to the real estate situated and take up their residence In the city ot Has­ barber. The surgeon told him. He at twine lu tiie County of Parry, tn the state of tings. A picture of the members, nicely has made Ita_app -arance there. Michigan, known and described as follows, framed, was presented Mr. and Mrs. Mcterrtble__________ accident__„ once left the room, and n« retn ndng aa to Since Hje recent r wit: The north half of the south half ot the fcxin na as wiui wan cxnected expected the sunreon Burgeon went to north Kevitt by Rev. C. W. Dealtry in behalf of the railroad crossing in Sunfield a u....it.i. peHtlon _ soon east quarter of section thirty-three, town the friends in 1 moet charming manner. Is being cfhmlated at that place to com­ look for him and discovered him in the fonr north move eight west. Dated. Dec. 1MB. A. D.. ISM.' Very nice refreahments were served and pel the D. L. and N. officials to station a yard with hla head Dearly severed from his Jawn Towsmcto. Qurdlan. body.—Albany Expreaa. an enjoyable evening spent—Suu. flagman at the craning. 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Y. •‘ Castor!a to the beet remed y foe child ran cf which I am acquainted. I hope tho day is not far distant when mothers will consider tho real Interest of their children, and use Castorla Ln- �BBS A Additional County News. C.'rtmbi ramluno. I™’ Tite trnln- ‘.'.-v Snencrr. o" o utl-r1 <•: bn>*n Lea; itK -1" r“. ’ “I!. JSiLLTw”*'1 -talrf Bdv. W JTStf' a';Ta^> "'‘r ’tlT i’.onlc are complaining or cold weather, they live forgoti. ii the '' J' teS-L* Dayton luu commenced ■ue lee—Quarterly meeting was h. id at X5 iurr? Iktt SUU.H,. •««-.» partook of ihecommls-iun-3}’ nud wife were the guest* of Mr.jm*! Mrs Mosher last Sunday-School was clwed last week on account of the vai!ln_- in the selmol nxims—»•£ went to L-etaiHl la-t Tuesday-'’•»«_<Jsgtwd <« drawing qulW a quantity o. wood - • who found her in need of fowl *'‘d talk of forming a oompwy of whl < vttw to deal out equity withiut “ heartier wretches—B. 8"^ ’T" ?os hunttar Friday and retnm*I '*IW -n n'dief 1 rmewuriug four f'-t‘ M» t four taehra from tip to UPhou,,d run him several utiles when 11 d mveXltbedorand hta Iraterehlp were rounding a hill on John Andrus farmi nrar* Ingtbe road east the hmi-u •!*« Mr. B di srovered his mark ami terete.! hta NiMWtihg Iron captured !»« f"’u,h?PT^J,e two weeks vacation school reopened Mon­ day—Westley Backup Invited quite a num­ ber of fa Is schoolmates to hla home to help, him celebrate,hi< 10th birthday. X j!'mbtaaud useful were the prrauiii* left by hta guests—Mrs. Ed, Geiger l« not gaining very fa-t—A. Flint returned Friday from Doster—A. G. Cortright and larally vlsltv. at North Pine lake Saturday and Sunday. THE JOY OF LIVING. I would lull lore the joy of haring dwelt Vpon this earth; tbe wondroc* gift of m>nd. The power of thinking, sharing with mankind its hopes and fears, which have been frrely dealt . To all. To knpw. to suffer, to have felt. To love. Is Ufe. Wliate’er may Uo behind. We struggte onward, worn and faint and blfcd. But should tho darknees latoBunrise melt. Aud earth’s dear insufficiency recoil Into the broader, deeper hope wMch tf'**** Shall wo not triumph that throughout th* toll And warfare of our present life we deemed That evil was but pasalag. faith a foil To knowledge.so transcending all wedreamw —D. M. Bruce. TblDk bo. P.'WD* N. v York who lire live* aa restricuat au > ~ ir -b-r «*T, .rn.ll country wrro mil" .,X1 and for rcmorod tram the dta nnd Er bn. y at lb. dtr. TbW >>«’• »»' umr tlm. ou Uie w.o tood, cookwl lu tb. aun. way. b«r« lh” o'"1' bought at the stand of the same man, Lsre seen tbe same people pass the house v-1 the same side of the street at the same hour every day: have laughed at the mrnie jokes and cried at the san np utagu* In lite Ume old bool - nnd when tha same old finger of death Us beck.-nad them they have passed into tho same old beyond. There should be and ta no neresaity for a life of dreary ploddhig in New York, so at least thought a lively but eccentric little ohl gentleman who lived in We,tT?r^“tA* fourth street, between Broadway and Sixth terence. He woi a bachelor, without kith 6r kin, living in a single room, knowing none except hta landlord, whom be pawl regularly every Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. speakHig to none and receiving uo vtaltora And yet the spirit of enjoyment was acUvs in this little old gentleman, but it seemed to take a form of publicity eiugular In one of hta age. He was a regular attendant Ct the the­ ater, never by any possibility nussing a first night, waa always to be seen fusing sbout among the book stores nnd picture galleries, promenading up and down tho principal thoroughfares wbeu they were most crowded and dining modestly but sufficiently at the mo*t popular cafea Hta was a familiar figure, but nobody took tho trouble to find out who b«J-wtis or what hta name was. Ono day his landlord noticed that in bls morning walks tho little old gentleman never paasetl beyond the boundaries of Sixth avenue on one aide and Broadway on the other. Thun the landlord began to observe the habits M the little old gentle­ man, and he observed that although he continue*! to live in the open as It were, be never by any chance went out of that block in West Twenty-fourth street- He attended regularly the performance* at th* Madtaon Square theater, was frequently to be seen in tbe Ed<u Mum. lunched every day at the Hoffman House, dined at a small restaurant ou tho left hand side go­ ing from Sixth avenue, bought hta clothes of a tailor on Jbc corner, his ties, shirts, and underweart-n the cornbr ot Broadway, his books nt Putbamta, which establish­ ment he entered by the back door. Ills boots he also obtained iu the satm lilock, and he was shaved every morning in a bar­ ber shop on the right hand tide of the street going from Broadway. For six years thta Uulu old gentleman never went out of that block, aud yet he managed to l>e continually in the world and of the world about him, living a life cf change and cxciter-ient.One day lie was fet .d d'-ad in hi* bed. He left absolutely n- effects except nuofai silver watch and a great many new clothe*, shirts, ties nnd boots. It was noticed, how­ ever. that hta hat was very old. There ta no hatter in^VestTwenty-fourth street be­ tween JI road way and Sixth avenue.—New York World. w ta w “““ Olnnl wm do, nou-l tar bU loopiLalHy, lo hU bo waa crwbbod Md unapnroaeb«b:.. ta »nx«ri *>.■>■«. mlvo U.. iMt <1 <«r~ "2 ta rnMataa. H. .poo, «“!• “‘“'J' “ poor.oco or ,be .b«bMoo- o, hl. ,urESrxlIi,^ .»■! found U.. k-o<*d.ltebl In bard nnd unromltting Inbor. V«* In • Inrno public way ho waa son.ron.WU>. eJJii! ot Url.bow- During bln IKoUnw ba unr. lll«r»ll» w U» Improvement ot Philadelphia aud mode munificent con­ tribution* to charities. One of hta notable deed* waa the organ­ ization of a yellow fever hcipital in the epi­ demic of 17W, over which he exercised per­ sonal supervision. By ths provisionshta will hta fortune was bequeathed to chari­ table and i-ducatlonal institutions, 000going to the college Cor orphan*. The peculiar nature cf tbe man ta best «xemplif.cd by a certain clause in the will, which provided that no minister should bold any connect Ion with the college or even be ad­ mitted as a vl»ltor.~New York World. From the hour you leave Duluth In the edge of the evening—Duluth with her sparkling coronal of lightsand her cincture of electric diamonds, with the crcscented moon and tbe star dusted sky. and the northland'* aurora over all—from that hour until nearly six days later you reach the docks of Buffalo, you shall find your long voyage ou the inland seas of America one of the Interesting events of a lifetime. If you are searching for health you shall find osonic influences to redden your blood;, if you are satiated with Old World scene* you shall here find Interesting change, en­ chanting variety; If you are a weary brain worker drooping under some city sun you shall here find health’s reincarnation; if you have an eye to the material and seek the solution of problems economic you shall find material In what has been done, what is being done. and what Is yet to be done In commerce on the shore* of these seas sufficient to fill bulky tome*.—Har­ per’s Weekly. for the brick yard. • cressy. . Ein«l Klow. ot Srtr.-k,. Is th. o(hl, .□»!, Mb. of li-ttl Cliy. vh.lte.1 IlH coo.lu. Brun k’lsber. list week—;•»hire then- , . will Ihrir'. > »»>. Onoot our worthy Citizen.* after using tobaeerfor forty jeara, both "hewing and smoking, has quit the weed e^tih-ly. He that mirth hl- own Tho Sall Not Vanishing. spirit i» greater than he that taketh a There is agreat deal said from time to cilj —I'Lv cjtgiueiu Shaw’s saw tuili broke time about the decline of the sailing ship down last Saturday aud has not yet re­ aud the near prospect of her total disap­ sumed operations—A party qf young peo­ pearance off threseas. But, in , point of ple irotn this place gave Mr. Almon Farr a fact, there never were such a large pleasant surprise. A very enjoyable Uwe nufhK rof fine sailing vessels, both afloat was -punt by all—Nora Fisher has return­ aud building in our yards, as the British ed from a weeks visit al Mrs. Adda Willi­ merchant service boasts to day. As our son’s, of Hickory Comers’-Mr. John By colonies t brive nnd increase—for with them There is no truer assertion than the one ber and son Frank, sold two year old colts our chief ope.in intercourse lies—so must recently mode by a lending society journal this week—A-young fellow from this place the demand for shipping necessarily be­ of the day that “there can be no more bit­ took his girl to church n week ago last come greater, and there will always exist ter rebuke to one who occupies the position Sunday evening and on their way from many branches of commerce in which sail­ of Lust or hostcMi thou to have a guest, or cliuxch encountered a Dakota blizzard and ing ships may be far more profitably urnoven chance caller, go outfrom their portals also tipped over, had It not been for the ployed than steamcn*. □id of kind friends, giving hhn n shelter with n feeling that be is Iturry that he New Zealand annually gives work to a for the night he might hava perished, but very large fleet of clipper*, ontaide the came," for all personal contact, whether nevertheless he was not dlxcoutaiiBd as lie regular liners, in carrying tbe frozen car permanent or transient, should leave behind it a lingerinj£charm as of something sweet was at his jmstagain last Sunday casee or of sheep to the r-aroprau European mm market*: , —Mr. A. cases *.««*. aud gracious, a deeper sense of the powiolo B. Francisco and wife .... gave n-1 '.‘.•‘“Jr I the wheat trade of California employs exultation of life. When any meeting does party In honor of tbelr brother. ZT “Hl every teason many thousiwds of torn! of Warren Fisher and wife ofwife thisof plnre • Pkhsram! th ., were i»taw our wereshipping; ■ Lrj, , the , . wool * I . ...from ..... Aus «... ­ not do this some one la to blame, either fexporta |.rv-<'nt—Isaac Klcki-nmore and wire spent tralia, the* jute traffic of find in and tky one or both is nut giving of. hta best, and last evening *at Frank Bather**—Mrs. slowly expanding industries of the South this Is a wrtag to society iorgenera!. The Jane Barber has been seriously artlietctl American scaboani.4, are all trades which celebrated writer. Dr. Driunmond, re­ with neuralgia but is some better nt thta still give more work to sail than to rtcam. marks, with justice, that there are "some writing—Irving, infant son of Charles men and women in whose company we ore The tailing ship will never again carry Biirber is very sick with [>iieum :ila. ’ always nt our best.’’—Washington Post. . paasengrrs; but so long as coal at an aver | age of a poundta ton remains a condition of li’urnt-d :be employment of thu steamer, so long is rUO.lATEOBDEjl „,j '.the clipper shin likely to goon flourishing from their visit to Battle Creek—The cold State ot Michigan. County of Rarr—at. * At.a MsdiMi ot She Probata Court fur '.he weather still continue.—Mr. Blo0m and ; in those trades where prompt dispatch is County ot Barry, holden al’iLe Probate oftbv. ta wife were called away by the death of her not a matter of the very first moment,— rbeCttyof llu-tlng*. tn said reunty. on Mon­ Herbert |tiissell In English Illustrated The Old Engineer Reminiscent. sister. Mrs. Raymond, at Battle Creekday the t<Hh <l»y of Jauuarv, Io the year one Magazine. ______ Mrs. Geo. Appleman returned from Lena­ •'It make* me mad," said the old en­ thoiiuuid eight hundred mii«1 muetv three. Prewnt. Charles W. Armstrong, Juttjic of wee county Saturday—The spelling school gineer, "to bear people ask why a man Probate. '.Tuestko cvetDtfg was largely attended by don ’ t do so and so when his engine strikes. There Is a young lady on Capitol bill In the matter of the relate of Mary Juelehboriiig Achools. Willie Baas spelt who has a musical cat. After nearly a year Lord! It nil comes like a stroke of light­ Williams. tSeceascL the AChool down ou the word glmi>—The of hard work on tho feline musician she ning. When we piled 'em up in the Whites­ -t'nre'Mttnrond filing th* petlttm. duly veri­ fied oi Ida McDermott, daughter cf sold detheiinuineter stood 12 degrees below zero says it can sing the best portion of two ville cut and killed eight, I was sitting in eea«e.: praying that a certain instrument now Wednesday and Friday mornings—Geo. well known songs, ‘‘HomejSweet Hume*’ my window that night, looking ahead ns on file ro thta eoort. Purporting ta be the lastr w in Taylor A Co. are making arrangements to and "Auld' Long Syne," but without the careful as any one could. We had started ■nd testament of raid deceased limy be *<tiu tled to probate, mid thut admlnlltration of •d>1 start uptliilr picket mill. usual variations. When this young lady on the curve and she was going arf fast as estate may )>e granted to the executrix lu said wants pussy to sing she puts her on a vel­ the wheels could turn—forty minute* be­ will ’named or to some other suitable person. Thereupon It ta ordered, that Friday the vet footstool and commands, "Puss, sing hind time and tbe deuce to pay if we didn’t Tilt' weather for the past week has been ; ‘Home, Sweet Home,”’at the sometime moke it up by morning. Jimmy Hartsell I lO'.h day of February. A. D.. Wai teno eMek In tbe toreuoon. be *Ml<nr<t for the hearing of said remarkably cold—Florence Nash is on the; humming the air. Pussy always responds, waafeeding ’er every minute. petition and that tbe heirs at UwjM.said desick list—The log drawers from Lake singing the desired tune iu a rather high *T thought I saw a glimmer of light on rcrnied anil all other persons Interested In said Odessa go back empty once In n while n falsetto voice, a little broken, but suffi­ the bank ahead. It waa a flash from the vs fate, are required to appear at »«’•!<"* *‘r day—Warner Smith, 11. Myt-rs abd E. ciently well to be recognized by the hearers. headlight around the other bend of the raid court, then to beholden at the Probate of­ fice, ta the City or Hastings, in said county, and Smith are getting out bolls and drawing curve. Between the time I caught that ■bow cause, if any there be. why she prayer ol Sometimes when this cat is out on a them to 1/tke Odessa—Eugene Moyer, of motffilight expedition her voice can be flash and when I saw the headlight swing tbe petitioner may not be granted. - Ana ft is Lowell, catnwafter Lynn Smith to work— heard above those of her companions in around the cut as big as a tub It couldn’t further ordered, that raid petitioners! vc notice the persons interested in said estate, of th* Allie Fuller, of Coats Grove, spent last tho feline outdoor back fence concert, ring­ have been a hundredth part of the second. to pendency of said petition an* tbe hearing week with her parents—There wta a slim ing out "Auld Lang Syne" or "Home, Wo were nose to nose before I realized—no, thereof by cimstog a copy of tta* order to l-e attendance at church Sunday evening ow­ Sweet Home.” Tho young lady docs not I don’t think I realized—but’ I put on tho published tn tbe HastfMrs BaSxkh a ipre paper pr.nted »nd circulated In said County ot ing to the cold weather. Elder Mier’s want her name mentioned for fear she air with one yank, yelled to Jimmy, and Barry, once In cacti week for three Miccurelx ’ preaebed and intends to the rest of the1 will be besieged by freak collector* or dime fell out of the window. When they threw weeks previous to said day of bearing. Chas. W. a*m«troxo. year. Prayer meeting was appointed on museum proprietors, who want to buy, water in my face I s’posed I was cut all up. . Judge of Probate the same hour of preaching at Mrs. Bare's beg, borrow or steal her musical pet.— Tbe wreck waa on fire and people was ■ (A true copy.) —Mina Crowell is calling on friends in Washington Post. hollerin underneath. I laid there feelin this vicinity—Prayer meeting at Mrs. of myself, expectin r,very jninute to find a ADMINISTRATOR'S SALK. Gilbert’s Thursday evening—Ira Curtis soft, bloody place, but I was all right, and BefructlTe rowtr of tho Ruby. In the matter of the estate of James Cox. has gone to Grand Rapids—Het Durkee Tbe primitive term ot tbe spinel ruby is three days att-trl went to Jimmy’s funeral. deceased. „ . bbught the poor coll of Mr. Swin—Ora And after that I don ’ t want no man to tell Notice is hereby riven that I 'hall sell at penBachchler has a sale of farm implenients like that ot tbe diamond, eight sided, nib what you ought to do."—Chicago News­ lle auction, to the highest bidder, ou Saturday, which distinguishes it nt once from the the nth day of March. A. D. 1«L at lit nnd stock this week. oriental stone. The color of tbe genuine Record. . o'clock tn the forenoon, at the premises of said dwased. in the township of Asmria. Yankee Spring. ruby is-that of the arterial blood, or in tho County of Barry, In the Stale of Michigan, Lots of snow and cold wtiather makes It pigeon's blood, as it is called. It is ex­ To all (budding and a.'qiiring authors pursuant to license aud authority granted to me ■very unpleasant—There was a very pleas! tremely hard, and aft^r the sapphire is may be commended the statistics concern­ on the nth day of December, A- D., 1W3. by the Probate Court of Barry County. Michigan, tbe hardest of the corundums, which ren ­ ant surprise party at John Hall’s last Fri| ing novela given in a lata English publica­ all the retale, right, title and Interest of the said clay night. All report a pleasant time-} ders it difficult to understand why tho earth tion. During the last six years 1,000 nov­ deceased of, tn and to the real estate situate Fred and Will Raymond and Art Stocking to rarely gives it up. Its tint is as beauti­ els have been published which have suc­ and being In the County of Barry. In 'be State of known and described as “follows, to­ were in your city last Friday on business ful by artificial light as by day. and its ceeded no far that they were naked for at Michigan, wn : llto west half of the north west quarter —There was a very pleasant surprise party powers of refraction so great that ancient the libraries. About tbe same number of section nineteen [19] town one [1] north of at Wilber Tinkler’s last Thursday night— belief credited it with power, of emitting were published which were not asked for range seven (?) west, containing seventy-one fortv-four hundreds acres, according to tbe Surprise parties s&m to be all the go— light The ancients even supposed that it and failed. These 1,000 books were writ­ and United States survey, and 20 acres off of the Mrs. G. Ford, of this place, died at her would shine through clothing with un­ ten by ®28 people, of whom SO form a com­ north aid* of the north cast quarter of the home last Sunday morning. She leaves a diminished power.—'Jewelers’ Review. pany fnr in advance of the rest, so fur as north east quarter of section twenty-four [34] one north range eight [s] west., husband and one son to mourn her loss. popularity iu concerned, and TO form a town Dated Jan. 15th. A. D. 1W1 „ She hail been an Invalid for many years, company well behind tho first; 120 make LvcixN A. Hydb. Perhaps the most expensive banquet ever up a band who have so far succveded aa to Administrator thought to.be creeping paralysis—One of our farmers says he will have his meals on given in Venice was that to Henry III of create a small deftinnd for their work, and time or not at all. and he sometimes makes France. He was feasted in tho great hall the others have risaped neither pecuniary it lively It they are not ready whi n he of tho doge’s palace, and there were *llv*r advantage nor fame, which, being summed wants them—J. Raymond has been work­ plates for 8,000 guests. At another time up in figure*, indicates that of those who the same monarch waa entertained at a write one’s chance of being one of the ing for B. B. Johnson the past week. sugar banquet—the napkins, plates, knives, SO novelists in some 8,000 who succeed is forks and even the bread (so called) were I-TO, and his chance ot remaining in ob­ The Rappahannock drummer boy of all of sugar. The Venetians were mightily scurity and reglectis represented by the ■Chicago, with his partner came through pleased when Henry took hta-napkin In hta fraction 326-3&0, which is rather a discour­ hands and, hta surprise, found that-It aging certainty.—New York Sun. here to deal out music to the G. A. R. of — ----- ito ------------------- -----------------Woodland—IL Fuller, of Grand Rapidr-'bn®ruM>lecc3- At thl“ feast l,2fi0 differ300 sugar effi­ is vis’n-ug friends here—Mr. Jiwers, of ent dishes;were served, aud »« —•«Kalam.v.oo. is vtaitlng .friend* hero— gies were 'distributed among the ladies.— An anecdote that is going the rounds of Mr*. Marks was improving in health com- National Review. the English press shows Low highly the mcnccd work and ta now In bod again— late poet laureate waa esteemed at court J. Long is limping around from getting favorite amusement within tho queen’s Newton, the great Sir Isaac, surmised, A his foot badly hurt while sciddlng logs. home circle is what the French call tha next tomes W. Smith limping around although ba could give no reason fen- the game of petite paplem. A few years ago from rolling over logs—G. Baker nnd conclusions he had reached, that iu tho the Princess Bentricu propounded this wife are visiting at Cedar Creek—We hear course of time the earth would become per­ question, "If you were not to be yourself, Grandpa Coats Is in very poor health at fectly dry. Others, most notably Do Verne, what Englishman or English woman would hta son David’s—The church sexton takes Hamilton (Professor A. L.)aud the young­ you rather bei” Among the little slips of this opportunity of expressing hta many er Lysander, all believed that eventually paper containing the answers of those pres­ Do jour thanks to his many friends In this com­ tho earth would become as dry as tha pro­ ent there were two which bore simply the munity also some in Hastings city in pre­ verbial chip. Even in this day and ago the name’Tennyson.” The queen wrote one tooth has many adherents.—8L Louis senting him with a good overcoat for tak­ theory and her faithful friend, Lady; Ely, since that I Republic. ................................ ing care nf the church. Many thanks dead, tho other.-San FranctacoArgonnuh min dear friendik—Now the sun Is to ‘ aud we look for milder weather, yes this Margaret Songster says that when she injure the ta a Michigan winter sore. writes anything she lias it thoroughly out­ The -late lamented Travers was often and lined in her mind before she begins to put credited with a joke which Jay Gould re­ er decay. not it on paper. Often she will know almost ally perpetrated oncc at the expense of A new society asks for favors. The S. the very words of . a poem before she Henry Clews, the banker. you P. I- I., 8. which interpeted means the touches pen to paper. Then, when she does "They say Henry Clews still claims to be at once. South Pine Lake Literary Society. Mrs. write, it is very rapidly, and she never a self made man," Mr. Gould remarked Id M. L. Keyes president The society copies.—Now York Recorder. Wall street one day. "What a pity it ta mretn each Thursday evening at lister that he didn’t have taste enough”to put Warner’*—Zero must have looked over ^»O u» up or u> h-d.'Cg„ Ywk my shoul ler when 1 wrote he was not Tbe mucllagu on the back of postage within four degrees of ua and thought Jo stamps is nothing but dextrine dissolved TUB DHUGOI8T. retaliate by making a tobogan slide of in water, with a littls alum, vin our thermometer—Mr. Norton, of Orange­ Prescriptions ville. Installed the officers of Prairieville WE MAKE NO ,BC0te»T5. NEW PROMISES I Wheat,*white per bu..W. But in this new year will ALWAYS SMOKE endeavor to- please you as in the past, with quality and prices of any goods to be found in first class gen­ eral store- THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar Tn The Market STAUFFER It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. Sometbing New BUELL & SON’S Bootee For Men IT looks like a shoe, Jits like a shoe, and still you have the protection to the ankle which you have from the ordinary hoot. OUR WARM GOODS Are going fast, and it is the prices that make it. /Call and see us, we will make it pay you. WOOLLEY & BRONSON, One Price Shoe Dealers. WANTED! SAW LOGS I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. J. L. WILKINS, Agt Between HAVE YOU . - MEandMONEY THE TOOTH- you save time you eave money. You can save a vast IFamount of time if you are look ACHE? teeth bother you! I have a remedy for ­ ache warrant to cure in from 5 to 10 ­ utes, does not teeth prevents furth­ Do suffer when can be releived FRED L HEATH, prepared with pure drugs at reduc­ ed prices. ing for or any kind of building mater ial, by coining directly to Us and not only that, you will save money by buying of ns. We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get a living. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-01-26.pdf 27b3859b8b7f11758da0f52d8ca986af PDF Text Text ASTINGS ingmedium ih Bar­ ry County. HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY 26. 1893. VOL. XXXVII. NO. 39 FIRE SALE IRA VAN VALKENBURGH'S HflKbWflRE —AT' HAMS & VAN ARMAN’S OLD STAND MICHIGAN. HASTINGS, Hastings Banner | Published Thursdays by COOK. $20.00 W. It QOObYEXIR GIVEN AWAY. In consequence of the ex­ treme cold weather, I wiH/distribute the above amovnit in dry goods, between ten needy and worthy families of this city and vicinity, upon the presentation of a certificate from their supervisor; certify­ ing that they are worthy. Desires to infornf the people that he is still in the ring, notwith­ standing the big fire. He is always prepar­ ed to furnish bargains and all will do well to call at the PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. W. H. QOObYEXIR STAUFFER 25 The Matual Lift hsuraace Co. YEARS Richard A. McCURDY, President. . SOLID WEAR - Ta the length of time that BETTER THAN A SAVINGS BANK. The benetits to I* derived from a Uf*! Insur­ ance policy, and the deposit of the nme Mini paid for premiums in a savings bank, raises a ouestlon which is frequently dincused by peo­ ple Interested tn the subject of Idfe Insurance. If a man at the ago of thirty deposits In a bank each rear the aura of «0.77. at-I per cent A death claim recently paid by the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York proves that Company to have a decided advantage over the savings bank. a« tho following illus­ tration will show: In March. ISM. the Company issued Policy No. W.«0. for 11JM). on the ten-payment life plan.aim at issue thirty, annual premium M0.7*. The insured bad always paid his premiums in cash, allowing hte dividends to accumulate, which amounted at death to fl Jill DO, or 151.130 more than he hadpaid to the Company; that amount with the face of the policy make the total claim B.711.00, fM8.ll more than would have been realized from the bank; or. in other wools, as an Investment it had realized ft per cent compound intenesl. lew 171.00. J. M. McEliaia Special Apt. SBOS.. U4BTIXGH. MICH. STERLING INLAID SPOONS AND FOBKS Are warranted to last. Also ’•emember you fet a Present—“Good orm," of $2 00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry store. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. qOUNTY NEWS. ’ Delayed letter Mr. and Mrs. L. Dean visited at Nash­ ville the latter part of last week—Miss Etta Tompkins ls.nt home from Galesburg —Our teacher. Lottie Smith, was at home Saturday and Sunday—Quite a number of tbe little folks are reported 'sick—C. C. Gage and Frank Leonard were at Sunfield Friday and Saturday—A new organ at Orin Phillips’—Tbe Reading Circle has a social party at Abbey's hall Friday for tho benefit of the library—A literary and de­ bating society has been organized at the Center. This week Thursday evening is the dvtate and next week the literary and every alternate Thursday after—Revival meetings are being held at the Austin— What few braved the cold and went to church Sunday were well paid for going. Rev. J. Warren, of Hillsdale, talked to the people*from the text, 1 ntn Alpha and Omega. He Is a splendid speaker and Is assisting Rev. Carpenter at the AustinRev. John McPhail, Assyria's one time preacher, is holding singing school at Pennflcld and vicinity. Missile Addie Nichols has been spend­ ing a vfeek with Grand Rapids friends— The Y. P. 5. C. E. social at E. J. Felghuefs Ixsj Friday evening was quite a suc­ cess— S. E. Cook, of Charlotte, spent Sunnay with friends tare—A. S. Winn, of Escanaba, called on friends here last week —Clair Bennett Is confined to the house with the measles—H. W. Walrath spent Sunday, and Monday with his parents here—Herbert A. Sprague at the opera bouse Saturday evening, Jan. 38th, In David ; Copperfield—The Barry county tcaehert asupclaUon will be in session at this place Saturday—A very pleasant event was the marriage of Miss Mabie Boston to Cone E. Sperry, of Dexter, at Wm. Boston’s residence on the south side. Wednesday, evening, Jan. 35th—Mr. and Mrs. RJ Mayo are visiting at Bellevue and other places—E. Y. Hogle and family, of Hastings, spent Sunday at J. H. Smith’s. Fine weather at present. Hope it will continue—Art Stocking and Ed. Hall plajed fora masquerade ball at the North Irving grange hall last Friday night and report a good time—Emma Raymond is on Uw sick list this week—Fred Williams and wife called on friends near Plainwell last Saturday and Sunday—We think there must have been something besides Chris­ tian Endeavors at our school house last Tuesday night by the way soap-stones and lanterns disappeared—Our school closed last Tuesday on account of sickness of our teacher, but was able io commence again this week—J. M. Burpee started for Sag­ inaw last Monday to attend the grand lodge nf tbe F. A. A M.—We would like to know what is tho attraction for so manv Johnsons down this way—Elam Springer called on frfenda near Plainwell last Sun­ day. WHOLE NO. 1963 shipped aheep from Milo last Friday and Davenport lias been plaeed In charge of the R- R. sectton—M. McCallum and Old Uncle Shores died on Friday morn­ Lewis Williams and Humphrey two Frank Townsend are drawing a large ing. . The funeral-was held at tbe Bap­ single decks Saturday—W. eA. Spalding amount of ties and lumber to this place— tist church on Sunday—It is snowing and W. C. Towne are filling tbeir Ice Rev. Sheldon preached at the churefr hard at thia writing—Ira Stowell Is very houses—Ernest Pennock came from Kala­ last Sunday—The young people had a feeble—Wm. Jordan has purchased the mazoo, where he is attending school,, to coasting party last Saturday evening on Maneb farm—Several car loads ot sheep spend Sunday with Ida parents—P. A. the hili by Campbell Bros, store. Lota of have peen shipped from this place during Young and several others took the trpln the past week—John A. Warner will soon for Kalamazoo Monday morning—B. B. fun—Mrs. Mary Doonon ta able to be begin work for Baughman <t Co.—Clare Fenner was taken very sick again with about again. She visited Mrs. Howard Furnlss will go to Nashville soon—Douglas bls old complaint last week. Much better Mosher one day last week—Merrill Dibble Cooper is on our streets once more but at this writing. Hard for him t- give up Is on the gain—The death of Mrs. John looks rather lean—Elder Keillor has sore work—What a change In the temperature Kahler occurred on the 33 rd. eyes—Ell Cline’s sawing mill has started —Wheat fl8 cents per bushel, as high as up—We notice In toe Banner of last an 71 cents was paid last week—Dr. Hyde, of Finley Marks and wife vlaited tbeir son article clipped from toe “Imlay City Re­ Prairieville, was at Milo Monday. John on Monday—Mrs. Jesse Cotton. also corder” stating that the dog tax law was daughter of Bert Johnson and Geo. VarMiddleTilte. entirely repealed by our last legislature nle’s children are on the sick tat—Gary and tost the repealing act might be found A load of young people attended the In tb<f public acts of I89h We are in­ school entertainment In Caledonia last Baker and family have returned from clined to believe that the above statement Friday evening—Miss Grace Newman, of- n week’s visit at Cedar Springs—Mrs. Is not correct. The dog tax law was the northern part of the state, Is tbe Blanche Smith has returned from Kansas passed In 1877. Iii 1889 the legislature guest of her annt, Mrs. Homer Hanlon— where she lias been taking an 8 mo’s course amended tbe law liy adding four sections The dance given Friday evening by the in telegiaphy—The many friends of Jon to be known as sec, Nu.’s 11, 13, 13, 14, Columbian Social Club was a very pleas­ Tasajce gave him a surprise Friday even­ the main feature of which was to require ant affair—Miss Owens, of Grand Rap-1 ing of last week. AU report a good time township treasurers to deposit the dog tax Ids, attended the ball Friday evening and full home—Townsend’s Co. are trad­ money with the county treasurer, together given by the C. S. C.—A slight blaze ing their mill for a larger one for quarter with the stale and county tax, and requir­ was discovered Friday In M. S. Keeler’s sawing large logs—Oversmith Bros, ship­ ing township clerks to draw orders, coun­ store, It was extlnguishen before any dam­ ped two car loads of Iambs from here last tersigned by toe supervisor, on the county age was done—Hon. M. F. Jordan Is home week, buying 13.972 pounds from one treasurer, for the killing and wounding of from Lansing this week—Miss Maude farmer—Grandmother Dcmond’s life on sheep. This amendment seems never to Young spent Sunday in Hastings—Miss this earth Is but a few short hours. have been generally understood as town­ Maude Young has organized a german Baaflehi. ship treasurers have continued tojhold tbe Class In this village—F. E. Buck and The meetings that have been carried on dog tax money and township Clerks to Chas Erickson, of McCords, were In the draw orders on the township treasurer in­ village Sunday-»Geo. Matteson, of Free­ here for the last nine weeks prove |o be stead of the county treasurer as required port, was toe guest of bls parents over very fruitful and taking all In all, there by law. The act of 1891 referred to by Sunday, in this village—Bom, to Mr. and were sixty souls of the worldly people the Recorder simply repeals the amend­ Mrs. Geo. Ward, Sunday a. m., a girl—J. that rose to have salvation in Christ. Last ment of 1889, and leaves the law ns orlgi- Parker left Monday for a few days visit Saturday night was the closing ot the meetings and after the sermon Rev. Vannally passed, and just as has been the in Grand Rapids and Allegan. wlckle politely asked for a collection practice in Barry county during the whole for the two Evangelists, Elder’s Bucanan time. । and Sales, who have labored here for The K. O. T. M. Ixxlge will repeat their about four weeks, and the response was play"Aniong the Breakers’’ at BlackmSn’s 307.00. They went that evening to Ross Mr. and Mrs. Stevens and son. of Grand hall Friday evening Jan. 37th. The hall Center to commence a series of meetings Rapids, are the guests of John Holden last Friday evening was so crowded that there this week—Sunday morning' there and wife—The two children of James all could not get hi. Several eouple went were nineteen people that joined this Seed, who have been having the lung fe­ away to come back the 37th, to set; Massa church on probation and one/by letter. ver are reported tatter—P. and C. Barber. Scud in his tribulations. Admission to ali ; What a great and grand good' cause for W. Fisher and Miss E. Mead were among 10 cents—Some Evangelists are here con­ Banfield—Last Saturday at 11 o’clock those that delivered fat sheep and lamb? ducting a revival meeting at the school the funeral sermon of Mrs. Geo. Knowles Friday—Dr. Scribner, of Delton was house this week, assisted by Rev. Chase was held here. Rev. Yanwlckle. preachcalled tq see Mrs. Mary Barber. )a.d Wed­ and Van Antwerp—Mr.. Chapman and thc discourse. She was found dead ly­ nesday—Mattle Barber Is entertaining wife of Kalamazoo, were the guests of ing on the door of her home. She was 33 Miss Grace Woodard, of Kalamazoo—Dr. Henry Whipple and family Sunday—Two years old and bad never seen a sick day. McLcay. of Prairieville, was called as of Mr. Whipple’s brothers, of Kalamazoo, She leaves a husband and three children council with Dr. Rankin at Chas. Barber came to see him during his sickness. He to mourn her loss—Frank Sheffield was last Friday—Minnie Flower is numbered Is afflicted with a severe form, of taGrlppe taken sick.last week and sent for his wife among our sick—Where Is Delton? A —Mrs. Huesled and daughter have suc­ to come home from the Sanitarium and sleigh load of onr young people visited the cumbed to Influenza—Geo. Knowles called take care of him—Fntfk Doty was taken said place and repbrt to have “found it” on Mr. Whipple Sunday—Mr. Smith ami again last week with a relapse of the neu­ —Miss Lewis., of Kalamazoo, is visiting and wife, of Kalamazoo, are the guests of ralgia In the face and Is quite Lad off at her sister. Mrs. Vandewalker—Elmer J. B. Williams and wife—B. Norwood Is this writing—Wheat has been moving Reynolds Is using our fine sleighing draw­ on the sick list—Felix Chamberlain and around here to Milo and Battle Creek for ing wood to Kalamazoo—Fanny Case, of daughter have been visiting at Climax 08 and 70 cents per bushel. 1 Cooper, spent Saturday and Sunday with her sister Hattie—Little Irving Barber, the past week—Emry Mosher and wife of Doster, visited his parents Sunday—C. It has long been known that'diamonds, who basibcen seriously III the past week Is Johnson will go north in a few days—Q. now on the gain—Fay Cushman, of Kala­ A. Hynes is putting up ice for the retail especially the class known as "rose dia­ mazoo, Is the guest of Frank Barber—The trade next sammcf—John Scribner is con- monds, ” are likely to explode if subjected only to what would seem a very ordinary members of Elmer Keynote* sabbath school claw with Invited friends gave him valesing from pneumonia—John Kahler degree af heat, such as strong rays from Jr„ of Woodland, was called home to the the sun, etc. It is now believed that tha a surprise party last Friday evening. Re­ bed side dr his mother who is at the point freshments were served by tbfe young of death. Later,.Mrs. Kahler died Mon­ explosions are tho result of tho rapid ex­ pansion of certain volatile liquids inclosed ladles. A more than usually good time day at 10 x m.—B. C. Pennock will have is reported—IL Hale and .J. Barber arc a dance In K. of P. ball Friday night after in cavities near ita ceuterof these precious preparing for a change In the weather by the play in Blackman's hall—taw Wil­ atones. A great"'many diamonds, even filling tnelr ice houses—A sleigh load of liams, of Milo, took the early train Mon­ though cut, mounted and worn os gems of fourteen from here attended church at day at this place for Hastings—Tbe Ladles perfection, are still in an unfinished con­ Calklns'.school house Sunday evening— Aid society will soon erect several church dition—that is, the liquid drop from which tbe stone is being formed has not as yet de­ News from David Bart>er. a former Creasy Imy. now a resident of Washington, that sheds on the lot opposite the school yard posited all of ita “pure crystals of carbon." —G. IL Main Is building an Ice bouse — These movable drops may occasionally be while trying to ford a river, with four Mrs. Dr. Scribner spent Tuesday and seen with the naked eye. horses, had the misfortune to be carried When this is tbecase a strong microscope down stream, losing all his horses And Wednesday in Kalamazoo—The L. ASociety will meet at the residence of Mrs. will give the urop the appearance of a bub­ barely escaping with his life. Better come back Dave to a land of roads and Vnrah’s next Wednesday—The Dr. was at ble in the fluid of n carpenter’s level. It the hnb*!nst Saturday. is also highly probable that besides the bridges. liquid mentioned these cavities may con­ tain gases under great tension. This being the case, one may readily comprehend how Pardon tour absense last week for we Some predict a thaw, but we hop6 not— a very small amount of heat woald cause Rev. Win. Miller did pot leave Carlton as could not learn of any news—Mrs. War­ tbe liquid and gas to expand to such a de­ we stated last week ttiat he was gone. His ner. of Irving. Is visiting her sister Mrs. gree that the diamond would give way Rowley this week — Literary at the Mc ­ wife is here and he is still working on the with all tbe characteristics of k miniature meetlhga— Miss Zella Odell is at her par­ Kelvey school house this week Thursday explosion.—St. Louis Republic. ental home on the sick list—Mrs. Nellie night—Robert Bosket and wife, of Marian. Stilwell relumed from the Valley City Ind., are visiting her parents, Mr. and Cnrioaitiea tn Langsugr. last Friday and is with her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. T. Shnup—Mrs. Cbeeseman, a widow It is curious to note«t so late a period aa F. B. Fleming—The young people of the of Maple Grove, has taken a boy to bring 1580 the prothesis of “n’* to which a word S. D. Adventist church have started n up. I suppose it is all rigbt for the beginning with a vowel was subject when weekly prayer meeting, Fred Fleming county clerk granted her license to do so it was preceded by a participle ending in ns leader—Frank Andrus’ youngest child —Miss Mabie Boston, eldest daughter “n;” hence "In England," pronounced “la Is quite sick at present—The progressive of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Boston, and Mr. Ningland.” Such oddities aa "a nele”— brethem. of North Carlton, are holding re­ Cone Sperry,- of Dexter, are to be united "an eel"—may thus be explained by sup­ vival meetings. They baptized a number In marriage, Wednesday of this week, at posing not that the “n” of the article has of converts last Sunday—The meetings of the residence of the bride’s parents near shifted its position to the substantive, but the M. E. church are still in progress and Nashville.—W. H. Whitney Is visiting that it has simply dropped away from ita considerable interest Is manlsfested—A friends at Detroit— T. S. Brice, of Hast­ doable. We may conclude also that suspicious looking tramp was on our ings. visited Maple Grove friends last “Goodby,” the present representative of streets last Fridny and many of the ladles week—Mr. K. Warburton and wife are "God boui" (Anglic* "God b’woe’j, wm were afraid to stay alone after dark—Mrs. making prtq>erations to move to Battle unknown to London ears In 1580; a French­ D. D. Smith will occupy one room In the Creek In the near future—A young couple man would not have failed to tell us if he Blakeslee house—Miss Daisy- Darling by the name of Eddy, who lived In Dan had heard auybody saying “Gouda baL” closed her school In the Bobalor district Clever's house th East Maple Grove have Some persons think that the two forms last Friday—Mrs. Wm. Raymond Is help­ agreed to disagree Mrs. Eddy returning have different etymologies, but it is more ing care for her mother, who Is poorly In to Chicago her former home—Miss May probable that the older form corrupted In­ health—Many are laying by tbeir store of McKinls has returned from Ohio where to the Inter when the pronunciation ot summer Ice, tho ice Is of fine quality—T. she has been on n visit for some time— "b’wee" was found troublesome and the Jone*. of Grand Rapids, was in Carlton Wm. Conley and wife have moved In Geo. etymology was lost night of. Such cor­ Monday and Tuesday—We hear that Ora Conley’s house—Ed. McArtney, of 111., ruption would be facilitated by confusion Bacbeider intends to move to the Valley visited his parents here last week—Mr. with the expressions "good day," “good City In a short time—Tuesday morning Pitney Dickinson and wife have moved to night;** benec the change of "God” to the predicted thaw caught a severe cold Nashville and bls brother George •his "good,” which puxxlse so many.—Notes last night nnd tliis morning a plentiful moved onto tbe old homestead—Rev. and Queries. supply of the beautiful snow Is coming Spitler began a series of meetings at the north Maple Grove Grange church down. Monday evening of this week. I have heard It said a thousand Ci mm Dowling that in this busy city of New York no one who really wants work nerd go idle long-, Beautiful weather at present and every but in the beat »ensun, when work and Fred England nnd family moved to one is enjoying the fine sleighing—Mr. Tbotcher is very sick at present writing— Martin Monday—John Prindle moved on wages are moat plentiful, that Is only half Wm. Manning still continues very low, bis farm lust week—John Porter had true. The work may be there nnd at too being now so that his stomach can retain the misfortune to cut bls foot last week— same time tbouaanda may be going around no food—Chet Granger and wife, who Charley Austin moved to Allegan Monday looking very hard for it.’ yet fail to find it. are hero from Washington, do not expect —Mr. Dnrah lias moved on to the Fish They do not know where to look, and there to return to their home until Marek—Not farm—Frank Splckler and Ettle Falk is no one to tell them. Perhaps they domuch news on account of the recent’ cold visited our school last week and report not know enough of our language to ask weather, as every body stayed’ at home a good quite school under the supervision and be understood. Some ageucy Is needed of Frank Wilcox, teacher—Oliver England to bring the work and those who own it to­ and attended their own business. is improving very slowly—Ira Woodman gether under auspicea that would inspire is reported better at this writing—Henry confidence on both sides. Kutta nd. I think that some great central labor bu­ Hewitt Is on the sick list, also Mrs. C. Mr. .VanWngnon filled his ice house Sad Her—Geo. Coon Is Improving very reau conducted by a thoroughly responsi­ last week—A. Martin and family were slowly—Andrew Carpenter has a contrast ble organization that could appeal to the wren on High street Sunday—John Lank­ hauling logs for Ambrose Barry, of Prair­ community with the certainty not only of an! is entertaining a brother from Penn­ ieville—The dance last Friday night was enlisting the aid of employers, bus also of sylvania—C. H. Stone, after a long ill­ well attended, seventy-fire members los­ reaching the unemployed, would be on-.* of ness Is able to be out again—Mrs. Robinson Ing ou ing out. From the noise made one would the greatest loons that could be conferred visited friends in Hope Sunday—There is judge J there was plenty of whiskey where upon the poor.-Jacob A. Riis in Forum. to be a dance at Walter Perry's Friday it cou! It could be had very easily. Some of the night. A cordial invitation Is extended to Striking Information. out sldera that did not belong to the club all—Dame Rumor says there is to be a Toward evening it set in to blow more wedding soon. High SL Is to furnish one were the ones that made the most noise— of the contraclingL parties—Mrs. John Mack and Branch Falk, of Plainwell at­ steadily, and then we took a last turn round the mere nnd rnu into the canal Dawson is entertaining a sister from tended the dance last Monday evening. leading to Sloten, where we laid th*, vacht York state—Artie Hathaway and lady by the Lank. ’ ‘ Cloverdale. spent Sunday with toe former’s parents. "What sort of place is Sloten Pte tor»” Tha R. R. Co. had to enclose toe space “ Not large placo, not small place ouite under the water tank and put in a stove In order to procure water—James Town­ roundt. You strong ar-r-m nr kidbom Mrs.* Woodard returned last week from send was here last Monday. Ho went her visit to N. Y., being welcomed home, by from here to Orangeville to see his sister, tar family and many friends—It Doster Mrs. John Young, wbo Is quits sick—M. �hSSS b.-kceJ-was deamy bain. Th i tanunrv bench and pulpit. a.' tlw «il •* it «*• f°rced toroagnj** Tb«n there «roe* • confaston of pinminj Oil Falta appeals for help «id crio* of terror to which no tongue or pun can do jurttea on Scores. Be.-etved by ’*>• F‘at o( ,he' Grim De«t~>yer. ; rl°“° W)'AN(OTED0'XEs. admiratteo H""*11™ LESSOR V, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, JAN. 29. -------------I He said; "While there are reazry emiA Wild P*n»e Follow*. JUSTICE LABAR SUMMONED HENCE., -- wb. Fvr.rerolmto":- «>-. i iWTtIL BESULT OF AH F3PLOSIOH, crib .Me. Those touched, by the Maxing I fully believe, who is pre-eminently fitted to dtechargw these functions. Thervj te a ail ..-roped about wildly, Bishop Philip* Brooks Called by His nlk f from their torture. »ignal, a splendid opportunity before u*. u L "Aod the angel tha; talked with me "ception the injured were burned about Maker to the Restcf we are brave enough,, self-aocrlfidng . the Gravo. the face, and h«l tbeir enough, and spiritually minded «»“«® la wakened out of hitssleep." The morUt! rily, if not permanently destroyed, inoto take advantage off t Tbe-man I will pro- body can stand but little ot joy or, sorrow who ware uniujured were so terror-rtrickjent to you needs no euluKy from me. Ho without refreshing sleep Even on t|>. Barnins OH C|>°" 51x" rn a* to be unable to •*■« their lev* fo£ is a Mawuchusetta son. You know him. mount ot transfiguration and In the g.tfrinnate companions for *ome time, in* Multitude* delight to honor. to prai*. to den of Gethsemane, tbe most joyful uffii nukts no difference whit bM UjJ"? crowd that surrounded th* buruingtraia extol him for the power which be bna given the meet sorrowful events of Scripture, ». w;u, estimated at - v ml th - tv v.ds by lb* muy and inferior soaps is Ills Borne in Ho«ioo — Great Sorrow n» them, tlie quickening of tlieir spiritual it nnunature decay-sore handsSnOtas th* M«M*chusstt» Capital Over «h® , Mnd the triumph ot the faith. But touch see I Kings xir, 5,7; Acta xii, 7: LrePTSis-clothes never clean. the entire territory occupied by them and Event-D*taiU of th* Two 8*4 Occur- I transcendent «« are these qualiltas there J)an. x, W, and remember that they minis­ fato the ndjocuut flcW* •»! ***** tberllUg* । renew-A Glnure Ov.r th* Itocord* of »re others which are known no* better ter unto you if you nre an belr of salvation Not so when ALTOS. Uli. Jan. M-T*e Padfc «- itself. The oil flew fur Liindnste of feet (Heb. k 14).- A Rplrltnai sleep or inability press of the Big Ibur road ran into “»'’l*11 ahd fell iu blazing mzase* upon the people, | to grasp or even become Interested Very to that tbe loss of life and property 1* MATO.. G., J.n M,-J..«l« switch nt Wann Junction, or Alton Juno- Srpriduidy small,but It ta fearful enough. much in the things of. God te greatly to Quintus Clncinnatus Iziraur died here at M f Mt her in God." • tion, a enudl station at Old Alton, three deplored, buttls very common even nmotu* l ucking for the Lov*d Ones. Much Opposition to Hla Klectlon. mile- east <rf tbta city, at 8;40o’dock Satur­ Christians. Cares and riches and pleasure Those who were left unhurt immediately H.’>0 o’clock last ereniog. It i* a terrible . day morning. The engine struck some went to the ao4.rt.-uio* of the wounded and ■hock ‘ '■ to * tthe community. Tbe death was At thta convention Dr. Brook* wM'eleo- of this Ute choke the word (Luke vUI, 14 ------------Following men instead of the MAN, or <1. n fl.for although be tad be to the bishopric on tbe flrat ballot. loaded oil cars, was derailed and thrown I they were, fnauy of them, token to St. sudden Ilu the extreme, for although over an embankment, tbe oil ignited, and Joseph's hospital in this c-tv. W hen the had been ailing for some time he appeared But to complete the election the approval pending upon ordinances instead of upon of a majority of all the bishops In the HIM. tend to spiritual sleep (I. Cor. ill, 1; the engineer was killwl.Two hours after tho train btoring the dead and wounded gradually gaining in health. He xi, 30). Bat see Rom. xiil, 11; Eph. v, U United States and of the *Undlng commitcollision,- while the vicinity of the tracks reacaed Alton a little after noon almort another prfhfc enaued. Great urow-ta bad ;eee of the various diocese* was ncceaaary. and let us ask God by His Spirit toawiditu -- -------------------------- crowdcvl with people who had come gathered at the stopping place of the train, In this quarter there aroao a strong opposi­ is used. Cheerfully proceeds the „ ut u.the «< * h ' “ »*• a point some distance from the rtat.on and tion on account of tbe pronounced low2. "And said untoaae. What seest than’ is used. labor of wash-diy with health and pl.Jnl ibrowins tb. burning oil 1UU> tb« bitt a short distnnre from the hospital. .hurch proclivities of the newly appointed And 1 said, I have- looked, and, behold a lanorlife pl assured. waauTO.y Slst„n „„ «> bwllr Many of these had loved ones among the long 7 ,Hani all >k*S~ v bishop, and it was only after a rather bitter Mmdk-stick all of gold.” ‘ The prwphi bumrd-thnl tbe, Sled either lu.Untly or victims of the burning, oil. no las fast as war of words that the confirmation finally would think of the golden candlestick i f hearts light-clothes pure and white tbe tabernacle and.-, those of the tempi-.I bj t> p. u>. reeu-rdar- Fourteen were tainl- the bodies were taken out of the train as a Greenland snowdrift. • They gave light lu tbe holy place and w. r • From Birth to Ordination| Ij bumwl.but .till Uve.nnd tbirtr-ono wer, sobbing wire*, mothers and daughter* in their attempts to catch a right of the daily trimmed and. replenished with oi: JAS. S. KIRKA CO.. Chicago. ' wverelj injunl. but will recover. Phillips Brooks was born Dec. 13, 1835, features would snatch fi.intteally at the In the same city in which be died and to Israel had been chosen and brought out of Death Boll so Far as Beported. * covering and fiadinx Egypt to be a light.fur God among the nu tai? ItaaiTir fas | The list of that de.'ul which up tofi p.they m. yesterday which he gave so large a part of his flftydrcmled to see, would throw themselves *even years of active and useful life. He tiona. Tbeir sinand*captivItyhad obscured | is as follows: Webb Rys, Mattoon; Hiram upon the body in an agony of grief. Final­ the light, which was God, in their tnidw ame from an old New England family, o.waoy Cornelius, Iowa: Edward M. Miller. Alton ly all the dead and wounded were taken The propbet is now Iwiug taught-that God being one of six brothers, four of whom Junction; two unidentified men; William. care of nnd tbe crowd dispersed or gathered Became honored ^clergymen of tbe Episco­ will yet make Israel a light notwitlmtand Shattuck, Upper Alton: Henry irtto little knots and discussed the affair. ing her present desolate condition. Not pal church. Hla parents were members of App«Mirance of the Uufortunaiesivunlng. Wann; Willie McCarty, Bt. Paul’s church, Boston, and their chil­ only shall she'be cleansed nnd clothed •> Befote tbe hospital door another immense JehnL^e and wwardM-unn. aiu-; dren were reneed under the very healthy in tbe previous vision, but it shall I* said throng was gathered, anxious to view the w __l'l)aniel Haren. Alton .Junction; W m. Influence of Dr. Alexander H. Vinton,then to her, “Ariee. shine, for tby light is con.i unrecognizable faces that passed on litters --------------------------» | Mnnthe. Fosterburg, lite., Charles Utt, through the entrance way. Inside all was rector of St Paul’s. He received bls early and tbe glory of the Ix»rd is risen nj»»u education at Phillips academy. Exeter. N. thee.” "The Ixmi shall lie unto thee an ' . FOR 1’RIH 11 f/Vn s Wn>. H. Miller, Charles Harris and John confusion Hind hurry. In a little while H-. founded by an ancestor of his; pursued everlasting light, and thy God tby glory z iMlch.i BVHI-! Wilkinson, Alton. Of these all but Uio three rooms on the main floor were filled ✓vy/zy/z^ NKS* C p L - ; first six died of their Injuries after being re- with the wounded. Lying on the couches bis studies at the Boston Latin school, en­ (Isa. lx, 1,19, 20). 3. "And two olive trees by it, one upon (t/ Ct. t t I.EOE. 4 a j movea to the hospital al Alton, except Utt, the dirty, oil-soakfd rag* were cut away Mme from Washington to Macon about j* tered Harvsrd, was graduated there in | W. H. Miller and Manthe, whose dead from the bodies and laid Imre tbe horrible t.iouth ago and hail been visiting at the 1856, and studied theology at the seminary tbe right side of the Ijdwl and the other bodie* Were found near the scene of the work of tbe burning oil. Tbe bands and residence of W. H. Virgin, in Vinevill?, a in Alexandria, Vs., after which, being or- upon the left side thereof." By reading faces of all were seorcbed, lorn nnd bleed­ suburb of this city. Yetrtcrday afternoon lained In 1tfi9,(he was called to the Church verse 12 with verw« 2 and 3 it would --% mwreck yesterday morning. I jf the Advent in Philadelphia as Assistant that the prophet saw a lamjwtand bearing ing. The lips and nosai were swollen nnd IJ.t oflhr Fatally Injured. st about 8 o’clock Justice Lamar took his j to his old pastor. Dr. Vinton. I>earing seven lamps; a great central bwd I Of the injured fourteen the hospital distorted, nnd the eyes were cither burned having either one or seven pipe* leading u> . When you want a I physicinxi said at tt o’clock, cannot recover. out or were tiatne-eatcu aud vnerttated with overcoat, Intending to go to tbe city, but. , । each lump; then on either side an ol.vI They arc Otto Hagvwao, John Fred, Joe blord nnd dust. Several ot the victim'* was met at the door by n friend. Dr. Llewt. । In 1302 he Is came rector of the Church | Hermann, Henry Pilgrim, John Luttrell when uncovered were found to be without ellyn, with whom he returned to the sit- ।I of,the Helf Trinity, Philadelphia. Very tree, with a golden pipe from each tn1.- t-: tbe central bowl-fin other wunte, o' .--Uf and William B. Rkh.mlson, Alton; A. T. chticlc, the flames having cooked and Ungroom. At that time and during all I Frazer, St. Louis: Frank Barth, Brantford, bunietl it until it cither clang to the cloth­ the afternoon he wna in good spirits, and young for so onerous a charge, he sprang supplying lampstahd apart from.any bdj> Go to the its own ac­ at dinner at C:50 in the evening he seemed at once to tbe position of a famous preach­ □f mam i Ctnoda: Frank Scully and John Burke, ing in removal or fell away er and crowded congregations listened । Alton; William Miller, Alton Junction; cord. ' 4. "Sol answered and spake Lotlie an.to have a good appetite. Hr. Llewellyn with delight to the eloquent simplicity with that talked with ine, saying, What «u • Bcgsed To Hr 1‘tit Out of 'Tlsrry. --- Murray and — Rottoff, Upper Alton. (Several of tbe Injured constantly begged left the hou«e about S o’clock and a few which be presented the truths of the gos­ these, my Lord?" Tins question is rep. at pel. It was there, tn the first months of n <xt tree :rom ( ul j nuU . s | A -. er the justice was setzeu wun it tnere. in uir. nmnrouimm tube killed that they might be free from minutes later seized with Those’who sustained. *eri<ms injuries Fine tine of (♦earns and । but * monned one: ; Tiolent Mins in tin- heart and died al the ’ the war. that he preached wjth magic force who will probably recover, are: Mr*. their pain. “Oh. I’m blind," e. Oh. . , ! ngnluat slavery, and bin eloquence wa* eluded in the leMon this is the place t.. I. wuhl I . ! A. L. Willen and child. Kamuta Cicj; “I feel that my eyes are gone. fresh confectionery. ild be bnroul । r ’ ...... widely recognized m» one of the i>oteut fac­ Mtciml all. everything; > roiilil bnrm-«l consider them. As without the oi! ’herHenry Wiggins and George Staples, Alton with satisfaction; I t-on.d be crippled or de- i * tors in tannins nntrioti.m «.»—» •••••• • —•— fanning th*. the Hnm* flame <if of patriotism <!«!».«» C .orlnn.in. , .Junction; John Pike. Herman Nuske and rinml lomvr. Lol... lx- wl.b”. ryn.. ’ 1 could be no light and without the tmwhich sent Pennsylvania’s sons in thotra; Eretie McCaldwell, Alton; <-ouia Drufe. wknt to die,” nnd thou a mother bowed born in Putnam county, (»n.. Sept-I. If'-', inds to the front to fight for the Union. Ml, we M-e the importance ut thi» q»!>J«ti«i I Montreal; Henry Staples, Uniontown, Ky.; low over J he moaning form anti buried her j and after his father's death wa* taken to and answer? What then te meant by th- ' iu» u.ci .uc un~uu. B ...... ........... ..... ............... -----------------— ---------After a mot succeasful pastorate of seven 1 ---- Montgomery. Alton; Halton Harris, two anointed ones? Tbe only claaiks of faev and and'' convulsed form iu lu tbe Oi* rlnttiing clothing ., Oxford. xt Miss., , where. where ____ be received __, if _part of I j-eara In Holy* Trinity he accepted, iu 1870, Alton Junction; Frank Barton, Stamford. ftCY people anointed in Scripture are priest« .ii— shielded .i.uu...i her son. Several> iit,i. . .. ,, wa« ----- graduated —.1— that little twit-* Ixjys II .. education. He at Em- the rectorship of Trinity church in Borton. Ont.; Louis McIntosh, William McIntosh and kings (a prophet onct-Y Jesus i* ;b~ were among the victims and their moan। eo llegr, Georgia, in 1H5; studied law in and John Henry. Alton Junction; John great Priest-King. He was typillH in THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. were the source of much distress to :[ Macon and was admitted to the bar. «Monnhan. East St. Loute; James Mu I lane, lugs in these office* by Aaron nnd Mow*, but at nil the othcnc________________ alice kirk. m. i>. I 1647. lu 1849 he returned to Oxford. Mtaa., Alton Junction; Charles Harris and W. C. the time of the lesson by JusLua of th• Pliyslcian nnd Surgeon. I and for a year held a professorship in the Harrison. Alton; Pamentine Valentine. FUNERAL OF GEN. HAYES. previousoQBpter and .Zenibbabel of, thi* Hastings, • - Mich. | University of Mississippi. He resigned and All calls ppombdy attended day or night. Of- Fhilnilelphia, Pa.: Charles Hamilton, Al­ WASHINGTON, Jan. SI.—Brice in the chapter. If you would be a light in- this the practice of law in Covington. flee over F./l. Stowell * boot and shoe store ton Junction; B. Menhans, Pat O'Meara, Ue I» 1-»!*1 to Beat Braid* Illa Wife in world for Him, you must know Him not •cnate yesterday offered a resolution that Z. B. Job, John Scteter. Ephriam Richard­ Oakwood. > Qig. Ho was elected to tbe 1- gislalure in only a* your priest, having put away your son. John Finley, John McPike, Evan Fremont, Jan. -1.— Business wm mis- j&a, god in 1854 again returned toMtaala- the senate has beard with deep regret the sins nnd living to make iut'-rcessiup jo* I AMES A. SWEEZEY. Caldwell Patrick Finley and Charles pended yesterday in this place and every- sippl and settled on hta plantation In La- death of IL 13. Hayes, formerly chief mag­ you, but also as your personal ktcgoi* l->rd »’ Attorney nt law. istrate of the United States, uim ! that at> a Crow, Alton. body turned out to do honor to the memory fayeitc, being shortly afterward elected to Hastings. Mich. further mark of respect to hi* memory on or proprietor, you being ready to do » h.u Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ of General Hayes. There wore 10,0» to congress aa a Democrat. ever He may appoint j, this, the day of bls funeral, the senate . , .... . , ■ n-.M lleni With »»nn tn. "Ijut a.<A»L CanML vauac. ” ---. ............................................ - — ------- —do lections promptly attended to.* Tlie scene of the tlKtrter wns visited yes­ 13.4100 strangers in * 5. "Then the ^ngv; that talk'd with rue town drawn hither with lie ren ed from IS.-.7 until 1W0..wh« he i Tbe mu.lulkm wa. agreed terday by thousand- of people. Tlw pa*- the same object, including most of the leg- | answered and said unto me. Kndwett «, — .v. .... .»» adjourned for the day. ^enwl to take toko a scat wel iu lu the tbe secession reeewion con coil-­ >» '•» adjourned for th. <Ur. resigned eenger train wns wrecked almost beyond RS. E. II. Jb C. 1*. LATHROP, In the bouse the general deficiency.ap­ thou not what these be.* And I said, Ne, recognition. Next to it wa* the gear of islatnn*. Grand Army men, memltcra of vention erf hta native state. He coot bta ilouioepalhle Physicians and • my Lord." See also vt-rae 13. Confessii-t। ot propriation was reported and placed on the Loyal legion. Governor McKinley, tbe cafe car, around and through which fortune* with the "lost cause ’ ’ aud left tuc Surgeons ignorance, combined with willingness io be All calls city and country promptly %at­ an eager crowd wait searching for money 8<cretary Charles Foster, Attorney Gener­ army with the rank ot colouel.after having the calendar. On motion of Ou th wake a taught, is a good attitude of wtil. >uri and valuables from tHte burned mall al Miller, Secretaries Elkins, Noble and shared in many engagvmenta. H4 iX. resolution of respect to the memory of ex­ where this is found God will send a teacher tended to. ‘ Hayes was adopted and the pouches anti baggage. Several gold and Rusk, Puatnuuiter General Wannmaker, again a professor lu the University of T' —an angrl If need be—to show ns that tirned about 1 o’clock. silver coins and some jewelry partly mol­ and numerous other gentlemen of national Mississippi and again took a seat in tlie p A. St^UBNER. M. 1)., reputation, including President-elect Cleve­ QTON, Jan. 31—Wolcott of Colo­ which is noted in the Scripture of Truth V• Physician and Surgeon, ten were found. Another grewsome relic land, who came as a personal friend of the bouM- of reprwt)latlv«; wa* elected to tbe (Dau. x. 21). See th-r store of Cortiriiu' dug out ot the ashes was the metal lid of senate March 5, lb77. March 5,19®, Preid. rado in tbe senate Saturday . vigorously , atDelton, • Midi. • and Peter anti the an»je^ij>Acta x. a coffin in which tbe corpse of a young dead citizen. dent Cleveland appointed Mr. Lamar sccre- : tacked the Columbian postage stamp and Office In residence, one block^fit of depot 8. "Thte la the word of the Ixird un’c Tbe religious sendees were conducted by woman en route from Texas to Boston tary of the interior and afterward*elevated nffered - a resolution ........................... discontinuing the sale Zerublmte-l, saying. Not by might nor by was burned. About half of the big stock Rev. L. L. Albritton, of the M. E. church, him to a reath on the supreme bench. thty^of, his objection being that it was too A. A C. U. BAHBEli nnd President J. W. Bashford, D.D., who power, Imti by My Spirit, saith the Lord of yards was lying in smoking ruins. The large. The house substitutes for the bill • Physicians and Surgeons. HtSito.” Not the wiMh-rn nor the might «rf most sickening spectacle of the sad pano­ forty-five years ago marrivd the general Mr. Lamar was perhaps as prominent a concerning testimony under the interstate mnn but only tlie Spirit of God can accoiu Calls in city or county responded to with rama was the ashes and remnants of cloth- and Lucy Webb. Tbe services were sim­ figure as any that has occupied a neat on promptness, day or night. pltab any work for Gwt We are not te । Ing dropped from the bodies of tlie victims ple and differed nothing from an ordinary tho bench of that august body, but for commerce act was uou-concurred in. Peti--«, tious favoring tbe opening trf tbe World’s glory lu wisdom nr riches or' might, bu: j as they fled from tbe shower of burning oib Methodist service ot the kind. They were A. SHELDON. ' only in the Lord (Jfer. ix. X, tM'- Je»u» They were lying everywhere anti some held nt Spiegel Grove, the deceased gen­ months back he had bwn almost too HI to fair Sundays after 12 o'clock noon were take more than a perfunctory interest in | presented, signed by Archbishop Kenrick eral ’ s redden e, and attended by the vis ­ • Abstract and Real Estate Office. said. "Without Mo ye can d • nothing" times with them were particles of human the proceeding-. Hte health had been fail’ . Roman Catholic), and Bishop Tuttle Abstract Block. Hastings. iting dignitaries aud tbe members nnd (John xv, 5). And own the men who hr.-: Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate flesh. friends ot the family. President-elect ing for a long time. He left Washington Episcopal). Members of the M. E. church been nearest to Him bud to w-;t :h-r t!;> Ghastly Helle of the Disaster. sold on c am mission. General cooreyanclng. for the south about a mouth ago. He had j «oulh petitioned for a clrae Sunday. The descent of the Spirit, thnt they might I* Cleveland was, of course, present. Be­ Having a c<vnplete set of Abstract Books, com­ By the wagon road, in a ditch filled with plied from the Records, can ftirnlsb complete anoi^, was found tbe entire cuticle of eight tween- himself and General Hayes there then been for some time conflned to hla । inti-option bill was debated. George gut­ endued with power fur service (Luke xxB « tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. house in thnt city and Was unable to at- ting in another section ot n long-winded hands with linger unite attached as it was the warmest personal friendship. Attar the services tbe body was tairne to tend all tbe sessions of tho supreme court, j vpeech on the matter and promising to 7. “Who art thou, O great mduutain’ peeled from the bone as the sufferers in P. DRAKE. M. D., Ilia Death Not a Great burprUe. continue Monday, upon tvhich hint the Before Zerubtmbe) thou xhnlt ixvbnw a their frenzy dashed'into the freezing sub­ the hearse aud followed by tbe distin gutebul men present, the family and the Just before hte departure from Wash- *enate adjourned to recuperate. stance. Late Saturday night and early plain." A mountaia may represent any Office over Holloway’s drug store. escort ot troops, was taken to Oakwood iugtou. however, Judge Lamar wa* In the house the national quarantine bill great difficulty and is sometimes ie-od ’ ’ Office hours from 2 to 4 p. tn. Telephone, con yesterday morning several victims wore debated fur a long time without ac­ represent a kingdom (Jer. li, 24. Si. The nectlng with residence, at Holloway's drug found in a fearful condition in the fields, cemetery, where beside the grave of Mrs. thought to have considerably improved. 1 Hayes it was burled with closing words by store. He took advantage ot an Improved feeling I *^ on » ani ^ other burindu of importance where they had fled and fallen from ex­ kingdom «>f satnu shall yet be ijliro-'n haustion, nnd it is believed others are yet tlie ministers and the Grand Army service. and tho day liefore hte departure from the wa8 transacted. The Ohio and National Loyal Legion were national capital be mode calk on two or • Washington, Jan. 94.—Chandler In the down. All tbe kingdoms of this world g M. FOWLER,D.D. 3. missing. shall yet Income tbe kingdoms of car Lord n-prosentod and the military escort was U>n* titaKU U>«re. It The Deadly Open Switch. , no> without woau. rdAj arf«,d«l th. MUopUon and of His Christ (Rev. xi, 15). TH? tru-' composed of state mil ilia. Grand Army of ilismal forbodmga that hte friend* learred i.in Office hours 8 a. m. to 5 p. in. . *. . / The train left St. Loute at 8 o’clock, con­ Zerubltabel (disperser of coufii-mu) shall after hte departure that be bad been com- I **. h2n vi^ron.ta iT sisting of engine, buffet and baggage car, the Republic, Son ot Veterans, and others. P«1M to^E? ou. or two tateruM. r« . £ yet be manifest in Jesua of Kazbrcth a.< hilip t. colgrove. and three Wagner sleepers. .When the Tbe body bearer were eight members of l>ead of thechurcb, Messiah of Bratd. King the general's old regiment, the TwentyM oto ^r!„« to. uud hh. d«tb will uot “ Attorney at Law engine was passing the curve at the east tax except for revenue was unconstitution­ of Kings oim! Lord of Lords, and from 1 (Successor to Smith A Cdgrot end of the yards at Wann Engineer Webb third Ohio. Tbe line of march was be in every particular a great surprise. (Office in Union block. Hasting ginning to end tbe work shall i-e seen : ■ al. It was agreed to vote on the bill Tues ­ thronged with people and the cortege was a . Ross noticed the switch was open. The long one. Jd * •• •• •• day next. The Cherokee outlet bill was be all of grace. in -*■ the city were DEATH OF BISHOP BROOKS, train was going at a high rate of speed and then discussed without important action 8. "Moreover, the Word of the I<urd fame draped with mourning was it was impossible for the engineer to check E. KENASTON, unto me, saying,” wh.le all else may • Boaton’a Favorite Eplacop*! Clergyman until adjournment it. He remained in the cab, however, and general • Attorney at Law, Lbuse held aDoteterous boisterous srsaion sessionover over away the Word of our God shall stand . G.lherml to 111. Fathers .JThe “e aTO “ 1oe “ • (Over J. 3. Good vest & Co.’s store.) set the air brakes, tlite act costing him his THE WATCH AT BLAINE’8 HOUSE. forever, and he that doeth the will of Practices In all courtsot the State. Collection* life. The fireman, Richard White, jumped B..TO1..JML W.-Th. dr.th.4 Bi.bop promptlyattenAlng to» God abide* h forever (Isa. xl. 8; I John ii, from the engine just before the collision Phllliiw BrooU which occurred ymtcnUy . iu." The Uli U . art ot comprumbe u. to 17). "Forever, O Lord, thy word is sett'o b*r—No Change Noted. and escaped with slight injuries. The R. TIMMERMAN. Homapathic Phymorning nt 6:30, was a terrible shock to ; foot issue and wa* finally paaactL The in heaven" (Pa. cxix. KOengine crashed entirely through one of tbe Washington, Jan. 20.—Mr. Blaine’s phy­ • sician and Surgeon. 9. "The bands of Zenibbabel have b?l tank can, splitting it half, and was sician, who visited him last evening, re­ this community. He had been ill for a few balance of the day was devoted to tbe sun­ (Office over Lathrop’s dniK store.)y ' days with a sore 1,7 dTl1 blU the foundation of this house; his band* their forced on and entirely over the other. ported no material change in his condition. shall also finish iL” This was literally AW. REAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECTHe was then, the doctor said, resting easily, true of that building. See Ez. vi, 14. It THE DEATH_.RECORD, ING OFFICE OF The oil from the wrecked tanks at once and had passed a comparatively comforta­ Palmebtox & Smith, caught fire and flames instantly surround­ ble day. There seemed to -be soma Improveprehension* of the ! David Pullman, widely known western shall be true of Jesus nnd all that the.Fa lher has given Him to do. He fiiiteiit-<i the Woodland, Mich. ed tbe engineer, who hail jumped just as । meat, eo far as his physical strength is con­ issue obthe attack character, at Kansas City. work of atonement (John xril. <). He w:\ C. S. Palmerton, J. M. Smith, the pilot of the engine struck the first tank. 1 until Sunday,when I VICTOR CoLLIAN, well-known inventor, finish the building of His body, the church; Notary Public. Justice of tbe Peace. Throwing his hands to his face the brave , earned. During the night the light* in the sick room brightened ahd lowered several diphtheritic syuip- 11 p*!™!!He will put away the iniquity of Isl­ man struggled to the embankment at one times, but there dki not seem to be any­ and bring in everlasting righteousness for toms were ob- ! ®*u>Ri£DGE« oue ot the aide of tho track, but as soon as he reached thing serious occurring. Mml Even tbco ! lu Mlchlgu. u FUut, her, and He will fill the whole earth will. it he sank to the earth a crisp and black­ His glory. He will subdue all tilings unto ened corpse. The engineer’s action in re­ there wu oul, , Jtlfl,VA lUu, oue ot tho pioneer dtlnn. Himself ami give l>ack to the Father a versing his engine and applying the brakes Madison, Jan. 21.—Tbe memorial asking llltl. .nxl.ty, at Codur H«pld«,U perfect earth without sin or stain (Ep: slackened the speed of the train sufficiently a constitutional amendment forbidding though Dr. Beach | BOXAU) Wws, Baroa BL O.WALD, at to prevent any serious injury to the pas­ the accept ante of railway, paw* by legtela1, 28, 28; Dau. ix, 24; Iso. xi, 9; I Car. xr. PHILLIM BBOOKS.XVA.H ----- ...nt. Itnrtrl „„ TzwtAnw wuuuu. sengers, of whom there were about sixty. tora was reler t-d in the Semite yesterday. night. Monday morning the patient was ! CharlehCavehly, agent of the Univerw 28). For your own personal comfort • >’ II Tim. 1.13. PhiL 1. 6, A bill was introduced appropriating tI3S THAT WAS ONLY PRELIMINARY. Publishing company, at Boston. 10. "For who hath despised the day of C«»furU.e World’, fair ]„ the houwk seized with a fit ot coughing which ended K1CMBEBO, the widely known. small things!" Jt is not the seen but A Terribis Kxploalon Throws Burning memorial to congress wns adopted request­ when hte heart ceased to beat Heart fall.! the unseen that moves tbe believer. wi>><. ing the paas-vge of lhe ant^pHon U1L ure wju the cause of death given by the musician, at Boston. like Moses, endures u> seeing Elm " ' Mrs. John Mitchell, wealthy society The news of tho accident brought hun Other measures were referred: asking the physicians. He preached hia last sermon Is invisible (Heb. xi, 27: H Cor. iv. 17. M ‘ucouaj evening, evening. im Hta friends friend* lu this lady of St Louis. drods of people to the scene, all anxious to . repeal of the tax on state bank issues;* last Tuesday He. by the grace of God. is able to • ? Father J ones , adjutant general of the cumtltutional amendment for election ot : c,l I Wero heartbroken at the news and assist in any poimible manner, and aa they with Asa. '•Lord, it te nothing with Tho society of Jwua, at Madrid. Msiator* by th* people. A bill was intro- ■ conld not L-liovbelieve it .» nt first. stood around watching the fire the culmi­ doced prohibiting debtors giving preferSamt el D. PaBTRLDGE, oldest alumnus to.belp, whether with many or with ti;<-.. nation nf the horrible affair took place. that have no power” (IT Chron. xir, 11), and f Amherst college, at Milwaukee. toTu^diJ ltOr" 1,0111 h°Ufc“ Rev. Dr. Phillips Brooks, rector of Two of tbe tank cars were left uninjured Wlixux FRKDEBICIt Campbell, Baron with Jonathan, "There te no restraint to the Trinity Episcopal church, Boston, and by the engine. The heat of burning oil nil Lord o save by maiqy or by few” (I San. ■ ratheden, at London. since 1801 bishop of Marsachusetra, has long --------- ... lor around them generated from tbeir contents Colonel RooKkr Mason, well-known xlv, G). The LordcbixMea the weak thinga gas, the pressure of which Iwcame too of tbe world, and things which are not, to Wis., Jan. 31.-Han. Ander- been known as the Ix-rt pulpit orator of thi tent attorney of Detroit great for ths huge iron casks to withstand. sob. the boy murderer, has been sentenced low church Episcopalians in America. • He ^DvXM-p“*’pro“‘“““dU“ bring to naught things which are, for Re will have no flesh to glory in Hte presence Sumnltaneously and with fearful force ,, - ---- - (“r“""7 >7juageaarueeain Judge B^dreu ta was a strong character and has wielded i(I Cor. i, 27, 28). they exploded, throwing pieces of their 1 th0 court. The boy, in cold blood powerful influence for good, especial] Then see the comfort in the last cteu-* of iron sides far out into the adjacent field* 6 “ named Homefleld’ among the young people of New England" I tj»te verse at our leunn and pat with It 11 and showering upon th. a-embled crowd brother Like all men of intense convictions, botl >wer bls admirers and his opponents have been and vP “The Pace That Kills KIM'S , SOAP AMERICAN FAMILY^ fl I J Ta A barf 1010 I B u Cures Constipation FRESH LUNCH,: CITY.' BAKERY A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARLS. M D P A F L HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, I �Hastings Banner. Thursday, January -26, i*>93W. R. COOK. Loci) Bailor. ADlROgDA. WHEELER'S II Will poshlveiv -vnmnwss and si • ilUSUre* iinilirrfu.i from ••pilates. 1. AND NERVE 4 M 8 drop* s’. Midilb*)on. pasi ir .- idittgs. Mich. after prcnehhig G ■ I <*•••' .•JVak^ r-rreshed. ’.Vhj-r.- r a Fuller •rlid$<, MlrU. Medicine Co., V/. H. GOODYEAR. .OCAL NEWS. CIRCULATION • ek, ] S3 quires. >. of Charlotte. I In Hie New York retail store* Newtown Mi-8 Grace Rtebarticon. iftte jottFg lady under witose supervision .pippins coat 87 and $8 a barrel, and choiCr the ••Klrmes-." wea atocu in this city. *■» JJaldwIps aud Greenings 83.50 to 84.50. DMtrrled Wrdnesdaj uight to George Dole. Aith^ugli the apple.crop was very short :of Chicago. in the United States la?t year, yet up to । Owing to the blockaded roads. Grand December 17tb. 508.054 bbls, luid been 'Lapids and Battle Creek are experiencing shipiwd from the States and Canada, to. n-oMl famine, and the -atrift care In Bat­ Europe] nnd since then 28,U'.»8 bbls, have tle Creek tiavi? te*u compelled to stop tun- twor. sent forward. The American Cnltivater says no loss Bus g‘ar* broke Into ktorm's hardware th.»H 37bo.<>00 wurth of spples were ship­ *toee al PhtbiweH Friday, and carried off ped Rom New Hampshire almie the pc-t thAeppteutaiof a show .-ease containing apple season, besides snppljing the. home mafitet.-L Many a farmer found his spknives and fazors. ptes Hie most remunerative crop on theA-I’aw Paw lady was ahllgvd to have farm, j her <’ tiger amputated recently, owing to (in tlie Daniel Webster farm In Marsh bkkid poisoning ir.rfn a needle wound. field. Mass, there are .110 apple trees The s..fdt«|rsr Home ciunmifte on claims ptautodiby Daniel Webster: all are Bald­ and aeeoiint.4 held a meeting In Grand win* nud they la-ar every year. This Rapid.; rimr.-d.iy. preparatory to th® y.;ar lin^ bore 900 liarrvl*. This is done beard meeting whicli will take place next t»y pasturing 100 cows in the orchard over mouth. L. ,W. Sprague, of Greenville. night; a mllhu muth is rare. Rush J. Shank, of Lansing and L. G. Fifteen thousand dollars’ worth of Rutherford of thls.clty were the members mushroom spawn was Imported into j this country la»t year.and the demand Is pm•John Linger, of Elmdale, Aa«i a nar­ siuntly iucrensiiig. Then; is money in row «-»cape one day last week, while be mushroom culture. If you know how to whs chopping in the woods a large limb manage the crop. Under a Ixmeh in a fell mid*:ruck him a glancing blow on greenliou'e tire feet wide and thirty-five his head Mini shoulders, knocking Llm un­ feet long. I'rof- Grprn got la?t year in conscious for an hour. four miinth*’ ttaie over 8100 worth “f Mr. Chas, Johnson. of Brook held, cut u mushrooms, at a total expense of less thaji butternut tree that made four 13 feet logs 825and sealed 1.160 feet Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ late* •• HMao«* ..f what la being pH-.bed bv faruurn in the Red River S alley <>f Minnesota ami North Dakota.,. He Mid. 8. J Ix-loiid. near Ills town of Dwight. N. 1).. imught IrtO acres uf land In the aprhtg of 1891, for S-J.OuU, and raf.-id crops that iwnson wurth tlie salary of a governiwtit clerk. In rxivs* of tlje com pf h's farm. as per nd' folio wine statement: •WO .1.7MJ0 ticdUtlil'K c*-t «'f ‘mid. ......................... '.',600350 YOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJPAPER Ths Loadjig h'Jiiicia Family Pftpw of tin M Sto ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10 leaving .................................................... IM-30 Cases of this kind are so cuirmup that they area Iruz in the t ews market out Hastings City Bank, Hastings', - • Mich. • L'KJ'LCS tt.OOOJW. Gives all’the news of Town, County and State, and as much National news as any other paper of its class. lurorporMeil uum*r the law* of tbe fitufe of M tchigan. Your Home would be incomplete without it. !>. W. It'-ytiold*. Cash er. The Wumutib Press Association held n It Is probal'ly well known to Uio.'t !• •*. Rrynnk’ v. Hereafter, changes tor advert!semente very sucivssfal meeting at Charlotte tost dairymen that a given quantity of milk D.n. Robinson, iniUHt reaek this office I uk-days at latest to week. Mrs. Perry, wife of Ed. Perry of from one cow. Is heavier than the same Insure inwrtlon In the iM.-.e of the week the Clinrlolle Tribune Is the very able quantity] from another; but it may not lie president. Mr«i. G'xlfrey, of the Freeport se generally known that the .lighter*, milk •wlien brought. Herald was one of the new members voted is the ridlier. which Is a fa’t. The rirfier the mill, tlie more ereaui. Creant is Even thotoch f>.tl is nigkaet there :final cipilty L: all thing*, .and Ice next Ex. Mayor I'aekard. a liberal Charlotte fighter tnan milk or It would qot rise to .summer ouicht to be dirt cbiap.^ gentleman, has deposited a check for 6500 the surface. Milk is lighter than water, butter isjllghter than either milk or water, .The correspondents from this place to in j bank nt Charlotte on condition that lee Is liiqbter than water: a cubic foot of vjuiue of the Grand Rapid* and Detroit nine other citizens will do the same. The ice weighs less than <jq pounds: a cqtec papprs uniat have drawn IjtfKciy on their mocey will be given to any manufacurer foot of water weighs a trifle over 00 huaginntion when they said Urn horn* of wlio will build a factory in that city cost­ pound*, i Who ha* not noticed hi milking ■ Itlh-y Waters was damaged from SltojOOO ing not less than SIO.OOU. • same. some cow* that little pellets of butter will to SlO.OliU by the fire he eXt»eriunVvd last \V. 11. Booth, of Plainwell, brought be tioetiqg on the surface of the niltk, and I . week. suit against the Western Union Telegraph this milk Is always lighter than Jhe blue, Co., from damage suffered from the tardy, thin milk from another cow, though tinJudge Van, Zile, f •rmerty of Clmrlulte. delivery of a telegram. The decision' latter will make more curd, but not so and a neice of P. I- Colgrore. hU* adopted gave hitc a judgement of thirty dollars. much blitter a* the former. Weight of । AT tbe stage as th«- prrfe**lon and is playing Eaton Rapids merchants propose to be milk Is pot. tlwrefore, a test of the quali­ a* leading lady In the Edwin Ferry Goror L>e on the safe side of tlm world, and a ty. If blitter be the object, choose cow.* patiy. Miss Van Zile I* s:ih| to tn*, a great safe agent that struck that place recently giving light milk; if chec*«|. then select the sucre*;, winning uuch praise iu het had a veritable picnic, taking nine orders' cow* giving the heavy, blue, thin milk, chosen profession. though clieese made from such milk Wilt in a short time. a No. not be so'good, but more Ifi quantity. Sharper's ar- already .at work Counter­ A test was made on the new Corliss feiting the Columbian half dollars. As safe, purchased by the Jackson City bank Pulling wool is one of the pests of the the value of these coin* Js SI, the couu and nil efforts to open It were fruitless. shepherd! It probably arises from various terfelter* uuike 00 cenu on each piece, The safe was turned over to a rival safe causes, as a remedy with one thick falls only putting 40 cents worth of silver, in j; company and for six hours It was drilled I with another. It is generally ascribe I to the coin. The bogus are a fac-sinillie of! upon with no effect and then explosives -some affection r--Tparasitic ------------------- of the skin.’ wk’c’i the genuine ui appearance and ring. If I| were w<rtv MmM used uu4 but with the samp icauii result and leads the sheep to pull its fleeee ns a you desire a genuine coin, buy only from the atu .lupt to oprn attempt open lt It was abandoned, abandoned. means of relief from the itching. A j'.lIF YOU ARE GOING TO n reliable source.—Ln» tie sulphur mixed*with salt Is^.rdh-L sometimes I Mrs. John Hematle. of Vermontville. Xrti'veX/ta aiso"a change "A There will b? a meeting of die Reputliran newspaper n(un. of !Mirl:Igan, nt I। has kept mi account of her profits with r^w rootsj would he a desireable charg • poultry fur the paet two years. During [ for them, land n little ground oats and tirjui Unsing. Wednetday and Thursday. Feb-1 l*'.il |,V4 *he had |>nu tl4O ,.t and sold 8431.371 ni|XMl. iG UUI ben-, -hay -Is not gotal• Jfor Thnothy ruary 1st and .’nd. It b to Ik- Imped C> i' w„fll, „f Bjlll Slo M worth of ,|,h.k. but Ilf ir । tdirep. Clover Is what they need, but everv republican editor in Mh hlgan w‘H (4iS, tagldes giving away a large number, that is Available, marsh hay or e >11.1 I Be Mire and Ret your ticket* by the QUEEN and ” rnrcrrur anrt f r v* *c» n.« it ..•« attend The meeting promts to bo of Jan. 1st, ,<9 k she had 205 bens. The bright varfstraw.xtvith a little grain.■ would unusual Interest ami the pnteident I cnY I smallest number of e«8 received any day be preferable to timothy. ,ncel an<l travel witn tne very oe»i ci people. F. Power*, ha* already recelv.numerous ; was (tiur B0(1 nit. gn.ate.sl 125. No day Your mrro-jndinpn will be o» luxurii.ua ns money can procut.-. We have five complete'xml really betters accepting the iuvitatiU!i to .attend, d ly without egg*. magnifiemt train* running daily between Cim IXA banquet will be held there which will j '' We offer one Hundred dollars rewajxl nati and St AvoUmML These train* are the .affonl till an opportunity to meet Hie head* T.ie little fr-v year old sun of James only Comnlet* Veatlbulod Train* from Cincinnati to •'ffi'-iab <»: the state. ! Mark*, who lives .1. 8. Cox's place, for any case of catarrh that cannot pc the SOUTH. You will save nearly half a day in lime. cured by Hall's catarrh cure. > near the Emerald mill, was scalded to F. J. CiTkxkv & Co., Props. Toledo. O. *.i Thirty two years iuQ thn-ij boys boy* walked ’ ,lwh Wednes.tay afternoon. The little be had. DON'T pay the nine price and put up with fllnge -choel ' f..|j,>.v wiissittlng on n low chair with his We tlie undersigned, have known F. J. from 2’j I"1:; nii!e*./to tnvplnrie inferior.service. For rate* ar further particulars D theni *’ ' ‘ inx-t In the oven. Near him was another. Cheney for the last 15 years.” and Ix-lh-ve to Charlotte then to Ann.; Arbor, him perfectly honorabh* in .ill business 1 child In a high chair, playing with a moth< 7r “ wi)s friends said his t“,7 spoiling a .strap, and there was a dish pan of hot transaction* and financially able to carry ticket via QUEEN and CRESCENT ROUTE. good former to make a jioor poor I lawyer, hkea 'a«yer. bt1- water tin the stove. The child in the. out any obligations made by their firm. cause he could not‘ talk as* fluently n* | chair , r,_rput_..„ r strap through tho! West A- Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To­ 'j high the s..rw. but tin- first official signature' .*! 1 h.mdle of’the drill pan mid’ pulled"it 7ff ledo. O. I Governor Rich appointed Cement Smith the sto,.- ami the boiling hot water we’t Waldlng. Kiun&n A Marvin, Whole ale as judge of tills circuit, and we most all aver --- the •breast.... ... - child. He Druggists, fToledo. O. of the other heartty congratulate our boyhood neigh- lived 24 hours, when death relieved his Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken inbirnal'y, Ixrr and Nelioolmntt;.—DlamoiAlttle News. acting dlrvytly upon iha blood and inucors suffering.—Marshall Cbronlcle. surfaces ofi the system. Price, 75cts. i»r Moisten the desired quantify of -rtarclf It (s said that Daniel Sullivan, or a bottle. Said by all druggists. Testim u 1in a bowl, adding sufficient water to mnk* person answering to his description, als free, j ’ stayed at George Hough's the other night, untli you have a cltgir starcln; This must' George didn't know thnt there was a n- I Burt Lyon, a Hudson. boy who t«ok not lie to thick or it will invariably stick I ward of 81200 offered tor the fellow's ca:- 1 to the iron*. Sec that all iarli-ilys ■/<• | cass or he might have stayed there long< r chancellor commander of a way up k. starched on tho wrong side anil the Storch than he Intended. He is wanted for the Lodge in St. Louht. Mo. well-rubbed in. Just how one. can make murder of Layton la-etch and assault T. I. Norton, of Blissfield, think-, lumpy starch I e.innot tell. If, aft rr yon with intent to kill hl* wife, on Jan. 1. have added tho last bijlling wnter. it ln- 1&D8. Tlie following !i said of Sullivan: there Is more money In fruit raising .tliah eom» jelly-like when cold, add each time He is about 28 years old, weight '175 working a farm on shares, and will move to thin it. boiling wnter and not cohl. pounds, height 5 feet 9 or 10 inches, sandy on a fifty-acre tract In Ottawa county. BUY complexion, lijclit brown heavy brows, A GUJDE OUR COUNTY Browning1* Mamory. ONLY light blue eyes. Roman nose thick in mid­ Few people ixjssessed the gift of mem­ eveRohej dle and sharp or pointed at end, lantern See that Delton is a little village in Barry county jawed, large mouth, teeth discolored and ory in a higher degree than Mr. Brown­ the with !W0 population and nearly all branch­ shows all when laughing, rather low fore­ ing. I ami reminded of this by what I word es of .business are represented. Within head. Wore new dark blue chinchilla ov­ have been! recently told by his friend the past year fourteen aew buildings have ercoat, velveteL'ollar, size 37 in; heavy and mine, Mrs. Lo Poor Wynne. She been erected, and are all substantial ones doubled breasted short coat, old, striped tells ino that in company with Mr. too.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. pants, woolen-shirt reddish brown, black Browning unft Mr. Cotter Morison they A Middleville butcher has n <lre>sed ribbed Esquimaux socks tied nt top with were one day discussing Byron, of whom red, white and blue cords and rubbers, turkey on display In his window weigh­ socks and rubbers new.-Sunfield News. Mr. Browning was an intense admirer. ing 28 pounds. Ho spoke of Byron's extraordinary pow­ Tlie Detroit Tribune lias this to say of ers of satire, and repeated at consider­ In A. M. Herrington's show wim'ow may be seen Wm. 11. Harrison's log caoin. a former Eaton county girl: Miss Hor­ able length a portion of the - Vision of ( tense Van Zile, a daughter of Philip T. ’ on tho“ It will b«; on exhibition at flie World's Judgment,” beginning with tho words. bottom of Fair, and if you do not expect to attend Van Zlle. well known in Michigan politics "St. Peter: stood at the celestial gate.” tverv Boot you should see It before lt’:b removed. and now a leading'lawyer in Detroit, has and Shoe. When he finished, Mr. Browning said, met with considerable success as leading There is nothing peculiar about the build­ ing. but the curiosity is. how >U conld be lady for Edwin Ferry, tragedian, who Is "1 have not repeated those linea frr so perfectly constructed insidq of a show starring this season In the tragedy. "Vir­ forty years, but they are graven on my globe, the neck of the globe being only ginia*." Miss Van Zile, In the role of memory.” Then he burst out with the about one inch In diameter. |t is certain­ Virginia.,baa met with much praise, both remark. "Byron wait one of the most ly a fine piecM of work and was built by for her beauty and ability os an actress. wonderful men ever created." and turn­ Rev. O. H. Johnson pastor of'the CongreThe free mall delivery’ Is to be luau- -_ing „______ ___________ ______ o__ to Mrs._Wynne he said,, tpressing her gntional church.—Freeport Hdrakl. ____ iu n... —1 ... l—____ v inguarattsl in Marshall as soon a* tlie 1 ■ arm tho way ho 1. had when much Jas. Herrington, of Delton, Is mourning weather permits. Two carriers will be forested, "To think of all this coming to the loss of a valuable sheep that was ac­ allowed and mall will be delivered only an end nt thirty-seven!” on streets provided with sidewalks. cidently shot by some hunter. Mr. Cottier Morison agreed that as a is es; e i» lly supplied dhict freni out fac­ The steam pipes connected with the satirist Byron was unrivaled, but throw tory, :.nd our nir.k|* of Rubber Coott. and While returning from church Mabel M res I i t gl.t of him run Im- dep»iidrd nplarge/rangcdfi the Sherman House. Alle ­ out tho query, "Is ho a great poet?" Hanlon, a Middleville girl, was run oder gan. burst, shattering the range to pieces. and rendered insensible by a carets Mr. Browning for answer recited with J,<ih as :he very List Uit-.t skill and capita! driver who was racing with another -team. The loss will be a^out $500. intense feeling thoso well known lines, pm produce. She miraculously escaped Injury. A settlement ot the electric light ques­ "Tis well that I should bo unmoved,”* L. CrtNbEE Sr C2. The Nashville News says after witness­ tion in Allegan bos been effected at last niffer faltering at a wont Mrs. Wynne NEW HrtVEN, COtlN. ing the beauties of Hercules a horde of by giving each company a share of the tells me tbat ho asked her if sho remem­ PROBATE ORDER applicants Is expected at the threshold of lighting. bered the dedication to "Don Juan," State of MkhiKan. Cdnntv t,f Itarrr-s«. the various secret societies In that city. Calhoun county has 47 saloons. and proceeded to quote from it at some At a union of ili« Probate Court for the County of Bamr. holdun al'ihe Probate office, la Nashville Is going to be on the safe side Beware of the kind ot corn salve you length.—Temple Bar. the Chy of Hnsttbxs.'iu raid county^ on Mon In case of a fire and has had h?r hydrants buy. Mrs. Bruer. a well known Lansing day the tfiili day of January, m the year one all tested. Two were found to be froren lady purchased some of a peddler and its thouwd eighthundred and ninety three. Present, Charles XV. Armstrong, Judge ot around the stem and In one an entire new use was followed by erysipelas, which re­ The action exercised by the electrip > valve was put lu. sulted In blood poisoning, causing her light on plan to varies according to thin Probate. In the matter of the estate of Mary J. death. * species, and to solve the problem numer­ WUltatni. deceased. f/X firm has been organized iu Lowell and On rvndlnr wd ll'.ibgthe prtltbn, duly veri­ Col. Rodney Huson, the well known ous researches are still necessary. The Kp’ned a bank In tho Yarger block, Free­ fied. oi Ida Mcfknnott. daughter of said deport. under the firm name of B.. E Quick patent attorney of Jackson died suddenly only pointa which seem to be decided ceasetl. prpytnu tltal a certain Instrument now on file in ihis court, uurportlng to be the last will JtCo. Tbe firm starts out under the most of heart disease Sunday morning. are the following: The electric light ac­ testament of «>ald deceased may be admit­ auspicious circumsUuices. and tho new Vermontville Is getting up a petition celerates n«dmilation, and often hastens and ted to probate, and that administration of Mid bank will be a valuable adddition to the to the legislature to make it a penal of­ growth awl maturation; in some cases estate may 1w grant! d to the executrix in said will :n»med or to Mime other suitable person. business interests of Freeport. fense to adulerate maple sugar or syrup it inteHsiflas the coloration of flowers, Thereupon it i* erderod. that Friday the /^■People evidently don't suffer from hunand sometimes increases tbe production. >Oth day of Febrcarv. A. I)., two at ten o’clock in the forenoon, bo mnduned for tbe hearing of said »ger In the family of Mrs. C. Bivens, of Nocturnal repose is not absolutely nec­ petition and that tbu heirs at law nf said de­ Maple Grove. She has kept an account of essary for tlie growth and development ceased and ah other persona Interested In said all her baking for the year ending Dec. 1st. The fatuous Olden orchard, tn Southern of all the plants. The direct rays pro­ estate, are required to appear at a mhMoii of Mid court , then to be helden at the Probate of­ 1892, with the following result: Bread Missouri, has borne ID crops of peaches In duced by the electric arc without globe fice, lu toe City of Hasting.*. 11> said cmnity, and 714. pies OSO, doughnuts 815, cookies 20 years. cause, if any there tw. why the prayer of have a very injurious effect on flowers show the petitioner may not be granted. And It Is 4217, cakes 07, biscuit 1507, tarts 07, gin­ Theodore Baker, of Bridgeton. N. J., ordered, that said petitioner give notice ger cakes 10, puddldgs SO, johnnycakes has cultivated from 30 to 40 acres tor 15 too close to the lump. Tbe intervention further to the perrons Iv’ermtM insalu estate, of the between the arc and plante of n globe of pendency 10. griddle cakes 804. ot sold petition and the hearing years, using commercial fertilisers exclu­ ordinary glass arrests all hurtful effects thereof by erjislng a copy of this order to be sively published In the Hastings Bannkh. a news­ NEIGHBORING COUNTIES Till ver, l.nre or "munmotb"-onion, which are exclusively attributable to paper printed and circulated In said County of Barry, once In each week for three successive are nbl u ulnblo no the medium aired violet and, ultraviolet rays, and not, as weeks previous to said day of bearing. Madam Marantettc, of Mendon, end have 11k the fenll of being poor, was first supiioeed, to the production of Chas. W. armsthoxg. pitrous acid.—Horticultural Times. keepers. Mrlooily injured by a fall last week. Judge of Probate (Atruacopy.) The New York Weekly Tribune V Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign lands in a' nutshell. It has seperate departments for ‘THE FAMILY CIRCLE" and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general political news, editoralsand discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL" department has no Wheat is low and flour superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized should iie thf For a authority in all parts of the land. LOOK • HERE short tinm will sell White Rose Flour A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal • / and “THE BANNER” for one year $1.90 Pek 100 Lb/. FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. Tliis is 1 flour. I war­ rant every slit!.' to be first gr.u'a*. Live poultry wanted “N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1.00. JOS. ROGERS. $1.10 We furnish both papers for -• Subscriptions may begin at any time. Address all orders to Florida w. L DOUGLAS dO OnUC GENTLEMEN. A sewed shoe that will not rip; Calf, seamless, smooth inside, more comfortable, stylish and durable than any other shoe ever sold at the price. Every style. Equals custommade shoes costing from & to &: Tbe following are of the tame high standard of merit: " >4.00 and >3.00 Fine Calf. Hand-Sewed. 50 I't-Hce, Fanners nr.d Let 1.50. >3.»s nnd >3.oo for W >3.00 aud >1.78 for Youth* S3.00 Hand-Sewcd. % CANDEE The Best RUBBER FQOT WEAR HENRr OSBORN, rH’5TiN05, r.KH., What is CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea aud Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas» torla is the Children’s Panacea,—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. •• Caatorta is an excellent medicine for chil­ dren. Mothers hare repeatedly told me of iu good effect upon their children.” ■ Do. Q. 0. Osgood, ** Castoria is so well adopted to children that Cartnria is the beat remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope tho day is cot ' Our physicians la tho children's depart- Intcrwt ot their children, and use Castoria in- medlcal supplies what is known destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful favor upon it. �. * SLAUGHTER ' Anything in our store will be sold the next thirty days, For Cash Only. have money a but solid facts, stand back of it cost and less for We have got to This is no humbug R. Mudge & Son few of the great bargains offered All Wool Coats, at SI.50 Wonderful goods for the AU Wool Pants at 1.25 money. Better bargains than All Wool V ests at 1.00 ever before offered. All All All All Wool Wool Wool Wool Suits Suits Suits Suits Only a few of the ;e grades All Wool Suits at $5.00 take All Wool Suits at 6-00 left Come early a nd s < All Wool Suits at 6.50, your choice. These elegant suits sold at $7.00 the world over for SI0.00, at at 8.00 11.CO, 12.00, 13.00 respec­ at 8.25 tively. Overcoats must be sold at a sacrifice. Everythin Overcoats ranging in price from SI.50 to $22.00 you can buy any of them at cost or even less. ------------ e—o a । . reduced. N -*■— Call in early before the stock i‘ must go, from the cheaper grades up to the finest suits in the store, Yours respectfully, trouble to show’ goods’. Remember this sale is for 30 davs only. people would have had mure cuubdeace in delegate!- te tbe liruwrta fontercDct haw tee sineerity of hta iumaUm*. and we given Europe to underwtaud in very posi­ can aranre him teat hr would not have tive term*, that 1/ Europe rejected tateraaThursday, J. 26, 1893. had to have battled the maaatrr Ev0 sin tional frev-eoiaage. we should promptly gle handed uuibaione. Had Mr. -Lowden stop our purehavet of •ilvrr aud throw ronipetitioc which our xuauufAcixrvre bare desired to pruaeeute tee caaee agaitiM tee upon other eoumries tbe whole otu» «•! to contend with te their efforts to do badpuubien- and uUMHiid* tor could have our new supplies of the metal. i»tok and which render* it imperwtivr Wat dune so by xuakKic comptamt in tin* name Such a coarse mould wholly dte : of the people and it would have plea-»t! credit us situ tie* European governments dwr. to the very lowest level. Foe. a* t! , the people mightily not to have *rra him and place us at *a«i inraieniaUle dtaad van­ to. even addition to this coaft to tike oCct■ leave tlie r^pcmsiUlity eteewbere. Mr. tage in tee raneWal of negottatinDs this ing a bounty to «xr (ocUmbUI. Indian 1 2-owdeu ha* evidently labored during his year agreed turao- by Abe eonteTOnee. ■nd American rivals. In tbe Mancbrster ■ whole two yran of office under tee mto- Moreover, tbe dtCerrucr hrtwem our prwThe Bansei: has uo deaire nor intern- |1 taken imprestdon that commeacinc cases fessuKw and our pCTfonnmmes conld hardftioteof enrauraging Mr. Lowden in seek­ and never trying (hem i> wbat constitutes 1 ijr fail to renew tee distrust of foreign iuing tbe free advertising Im? is apparently a snecraaful proaeeulor. la Ihta regard । restart ta ear seeariUes. For a rom­ many. shipped brrv. and Mdd cheaper than courting through the columns of tee Jour­ we are free to admit that he Ua» been very . promise af tbe sort snggeatad would be a Engftah goods of a simitar make, la ad­ nal, and therefore will not argue ait the succeaafuL From tee moder, enumera- tantamount to a confession that we have i dition to tee European nation*. India with minor details of the Bishop case with him. tian of bis virtues, and hh great struggle not a body of public sentiment <nmg! Briefly stated.'tee facts are as ftdiows: with vice, all of whieh were retained in enough to protect a* agaitn;: tbe danger* j Mr. and Mrs. Bishop, living near Detton. his official autobiography publtabed m fce connected with oar siteer aitualian, and I rd the value of ter cottoc ittaiactry in af­ .agreed to separate. Mr. Lowden drawing Journal he would alniiwt lead ter people our virtuoM protemuou* would be treated ' fording labor to tee people and tee mran* ap tee papers she releasing Ikt right to to believe that his prototyjH- wa* erocihed as merely to mach tnespunalble brag. of supplying teenwelve* with textile his property in consideration of hie note between two thieves more than eiRbtoexi The danger would therefore be no trlfitog goods. In India and America, where om•for U50 for n*oDcy of her owxi centuries ago. But ia tlie reccut -election one of .Europe repeating tbe process of which she had looted him. All subae- the people unfortunately were evidently .sending home our secsriUe*. under w inch quent proceedings evidently took place nut deprived of that which might lead them to we hare been so severeiy tried for the la*t ery has grown to treat dtenudoHa, and because be cared for her. or what she. did. ’ that conclusion. They saw Mr. Lowden two years. Such a possibility to a matter but because he wanted to get that note, appealing, for tbeir suffrage from tbe i.ot to be lightly treated. Tlw same sort our skillful rotion workers. no toegrr rmhibited by taw. hare emigrated to other and by threata of pcoaeeution abe was platforms of three different political par­ of influence ha* deprived u« o( 4»e hun­ seared into giving it up. Mr. Sweexey ■ ties which represented everything and dredmillions of gold since tee jaMagv uf countries to track onr trade. Tbrar facil­ was engaged as her attorney las*. August anything ;fo every body and anybody. tee .^tiermau act: and if we were to con­ ities. aided by tariff* alnxwt prohibitory. Notwithstanding Mr. Ixiwden was engag­ They unfortunately, but we will not ttaj tinue aUll winktag at the dangero ot tri­ ed as hi* attorney previous tu this, yet be cnwisely. concluded that any man who fling with silver money, oar folly might does not have his client. Mr. Bishop even seeks office upou platforms advocating easily cost us another hundred miilinus. attempt to get out a warrant for her arrest principles diametrically opposed to each The -Ituatu.D would thus le made worac exclmdre’y ours. Instead of taking wraruntil late to tbe uflemooc of Dec. 31 *U other, te apt to be a man to absorb tin- at both ends; it we ooattaue to taereaae )y half of tbe cotton grown, as we did twenty years since, we now take less thas upon which day Lis. Lowdetf* duties as spirit of his political hypaeriey into hte our Block of silver aud drereara our stuck prosecutor ended, if this hopt »Wxking everyday life and Iwcome everything to I of gold. Until Europe to ready te anile reaponalbUlty, what will you call it? MT, evetybody. Mr. Lowtfam started out to for tbe maiuUsnancv of inimi.*^—‘ •— Maeexey knowing -the eircuujstaners. act'- Jea Croat reformer but be either lacked ing as ber attorney, nnd beta? prompted tbe moral courage to back his conviction*, . ____ __ -cwrc- ar tab free trade byJwrtk*. would not tallow tbe warrant to or else what littie work be did do Id raid­ world must be that of ‘uo mure silver’ dicta the stack _ be issued rndesa the ante of was re-, ing gambling rooou, etc, was done for po­ and be firm as a rock. . turned to her and her pardteer in the litical effect, and we believe it was tbe latOwe very manifeat effect of tbe Brnsrah* high pratertire tariff ftedta tbe ability frime also arrested. So much for tbei eowterence has been to cause Esropean c—prtu tn "Um* market* of tbe wortd.” Bishop ease. Mr. Itowden in hta nereed' fluane-ierB to take a much more MjrM>u« on the*- BtaXXkE and Whiskey Jim." as view of tee silver situation, an respecting be to ptamwd to head bta article, emdently In tbeir dreular lata week Mean CTrws their own countries; and the main tbet lorget. the fact that the Ba nneu wm fore­ A Co. My Mat it would be better to re­ conducing to that result smears 1— most in hta support durtag his tidal wave turn to the okl Jaw and coin ?2.000.000 of rtth J»4fcW cimilt, , ot virtue test year. When tee gamWers silver monthly than to continue tbe pres­ «—U-W were arretoed. and when tev six boys ent law. They adrire that stiver coinage J*1 be stopped for a year untII tbe demand# of theta, Hastings Banner. EDITORIAL NOTES. ■ ~ ’1 beaWe. urnler cc.rtatai eircnataOmre*, to keep our currency aft par te gnM, with the yrewent tear coalinned: and tt to tee mtagirtegoa tiw paint that has camrnd the rereot timidity iu tbe higher fteaneia! rk- Thta awKihrtamwt. wm a meat aMmbte one. The people at the fifth dreafc taree taaea taeumate tahavtag Mr Mammy yuan ia Judge Booker mre of tbe vegy beta <wcatt jadges ta the state. We cam wq—ah tec It Wat JadNeteMu wtoteBtea •— »ro fitaa. *■*!,. Wt Tto uemp a-iaatr te there hank* a: that tth» were $r.K01®, according to :m annaai riper. 4 Hank (wuwu«m<uh- Sherwood. oahre »tte te* rebel or eWNUW •■-.taiat Bsrcaftb Tbcrt i» a rrev ' •rvtiita* a! ttw cca eatxraaJ <iuai)br*i. the etertlre f ranch i-timmu is ’«■ ia fiver «««► r. I tbt rwrto < Tbe tdatt bar a»-w <■ ■seeded Ibe appcvuta^judges ■“ tbe sajrrm* -f Tbe Mtchigar. ixsdw -t** •'t*/ rear nr and appr<: • u- * ? * tbe Worlds Pair Wby • Wat, h weed" cwaaito Any |frw!-<ta- Awenraa wtort tho i. th, or ' vr ' S«» ■ turn* prr hour MO.MO per yrar b U wt chantem at the ’ -r -.tea «* !* -r-l. SnM wftbm.: eteabint tn 'MW ta—NE your e<rk* ax>c •* _• xtw.-rte»j* tbe jeweler. tt ; done jjc nl Up r»”; To whom iLb ms Thte to to crT. ter. Ik D. 8^ :• metho:* be fia.- ali the prwfflrinr tlw ite ramrod front <v to and by thriffttnt Lterv--’ CT aH the ploy >aid meth * practice <4 drnu tberewf. te Ran1 ' Wittaw the ban ■ SecreUrj at St P»‘ • Iteorml- 1 - 1- »• ■ •- .j* ft .. . _ p It 5. �PERSONAL MENTION. Subscribe for the Baxxf.r and have tbe pleasure of • readtag the thrilling story W. D. Hayes wa^ in Lansing Friday. “The Hidden City,” which we will short­ ly commence. Mrs. Chas. Hotchkiss Is visiting in th% See Ira Van Valkenlmrg*s adv. else­ clly. where in this issue. Don’t merely look at; Rev. Fr. Laugbraln was In Lansing Sat­ ’ the advi but call at his store if you want urday. to see some of the bargains of a lifetime. C. E. Bower, of Battle Creek, was In the A new picker lias Just been added to the1 city Monday. . equipment of the wool boot factory. It Ben Waite, of Kalamazoo, was in the arrived just in time, as the old one gave city yesterday. out the same day tbe new oue was receiv­ ed. Mrs. G. D. Lee, of Charlotte, was in tlie Any of oar readers wishing seeds of any city last week. kind can obtain them by applying to their J udgd Sailtli spent Sunday in the city senator or congressman, as tlie annual dis- with his family. tributlon of seeds ia how in progress at Miss Gertie Polley visited Miss Maud Washington. Stebbins this week. Everything in the line of buggies, nails, Mr. .Whitmarsh, of Muskegon, has been fence wire, blankets, robes, etc., that was damaged by smoke or water, during the visiting in the city. late tire, will be sold cheap by Ira Van Dr. Scribner, of Delton, was here on Valkenburg. bipiuess Saturday. • George Knowles, living in Johns­ \fDan W. Reynolds was In Ik-trolt the town, was found dead in her bed Thursday Tore part of the week. last. Heart trouble was the cause. She Kit Kelly, of Missouri, is visiting relawas about 35 yeat’s old and leaves a hus­ fives here and In Irving. band mid three children. LAST - CALLlb Hastings Banner.• Thursday, January 26, 1S95. POWDER Absolutely Pure. k arfAin of tartar baking powder. Hlghr-st of all Ln leavening strength — Latest United State* Government Food Report. Royal BaKIMG PowokbCO.. Wall St.. N. Y. HAVE YOU THE TOOTHACHE? Do your teeth bother you? I have a remedy for tooth­ ache that I warrant to cure in from 5 to 10 min­ utes, does not injure the teeth and prevents furth­ er decay. Do not suffer when you can be releived at once. , FRED L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST. Prescriptions prepared with pure drugs at reduc­ ed prices. Charlie Luun. ot Petoskey, is visiting You will flud us now In our new quar­ ters in the store formerly occupied by his brother, J. W. Lunn. Beamer, where we hope to meet all our Loyd Felghner, of the Woodland News old aud many new customers. was in tbe city Wednesday. Hams A VaxArm,ix. W. S. Cooper and C. F. Marple, of The following is said to be excellent for Lansing were In the city Tuesday. cleaning gloves: Have a druggist put up Editor Godfery, of FreeporL made a up oue quart of deodorized benzine, oue business trip to this city Saturday. dram of sulpherlc ether, one of cliloroform Mrs. Jennie Maus and daughter, ot ami two of alcohol. Perfume with co­ logne water. Grand Rapids, are visiting in the city. Thirteen Cents Out of Every Dollar Winifred Upjohn will entertain about fifty of her young ft lends on her thirteento birthday Saturday afternoon at her home, 738 south Park street—Kalamazoo Telegraph. Miss Winifred is a daughter of Dr. Will Upjohn, formerly- of this place. Jas Kay Applebee’s lecture in the so-, clely rooms last evening upon ••Humbug and Humbugs” was very interesting and entertaining. He was greeted with a good audience and an appreciative one. Jack Ryan was arrested Friday for be­ ing drunk and disorderly, this being the third time within the last thirty days that he has been arrested for the same offense. He was sentenced to thirty days In jail by Kenaston, before whom he was The new government jiostal money ord- Squire ! jers will soon be issued. Sheets will be is- brought /sued calling for amounts from one cent to The Michigan Women’s Press Associa­ 83, which can be torn off to suit the de- tion which met in Charlotte last week "de­ tnands of purchasers. The postmaster <cided to send a life size oil portrait of will have no writing to do on it. the sender Mrs. Lucy H. Stone, of Kalamazoo, who simply endorsing it the same as a check or Is much revered by tbe association to the draft. One cent will pay the tariff on- Michigan building at the. world's fair. amounts up to 8s. instead of five cents, as Many ladles in this city have met Mrs. CURED Of So Pa »Tvr serviced. Written guarantee to pennaoeutly cure all at prwnt. I Stone and will agree that Hie honor was kinds of Rupture of both sexes. No pain.; no most worthily bestowed. operation; no detention from business, •°»’ The following recelp* for home tnadt' full Information and Illustrated pamphlet con­ hard soap Is said to lie a good one and ex­ taining Michigan references (free), address Baruey McCort was Arrested Saturday Dr. H. W. Marhii, cellent for washing flannels and ginghams. for being drunk and disorderly, and later or THE O. E. MILLER CO.. 102. 104. 1'6 Mich­ 0 lb. each of salsoda and clean grease, and , igan Ave...Detroit. Mich. on was fined. Hp was given over into 3 lb. of. stone Hine. Dissolve the salsoda ,the custody of a constable until lie could and lime by boiling In 4 gilione of water. raise “the dust.” He was employed on the When In GRAND RAPIDS stop st When settled. turn into a brass or copper court house buildtag and gave an order on kettle, add the grease and boil until it t>e- Mr. Fitzpatrick one of tlie contractors. comes soap—half an hour to one hour will While the collector was absent /or the b’e sufficient Now turn'it into a washtub, money Barney lit out and hasn’t shown up opposite UNION DEPOT. . and when cold cut It Into bars and let it ,since. About enough will be received to $B.OO For Day. dry. pay tlie costs. Free Baggage Transfer. New House Oysters will soon be a scarce article and Steam Heat and Electric Bells.- Rooms50 the Detroit papers aay there will be an BEACH A BOOTH. oyster famine over all, the land. This is A good man to sell the Whirl Pool due to the Ice In Chesapeake* Bay. where washer In thia city and vicinity. Write nearly all the oyster furnished the U. 8. to Barber & Johnson. Muskegon, Mich. comes from. One paper says: Within a few hours people will look In vain for their New York counts with which to be­ The buildlug committeexfor Barry Co. - CIRCULATION gin dinner. • Even the miniature oyster ।court house and jail will | receive scaled This week, quires. found occasionally In stew at the church blds for the sale of the following property, festival will be missed, and prophesies viz., the old jail property including two Hereafter, changes for advertisements that oysters will soon bring a dollar a lots No’s 729 and 730. also the old court must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to piece. Many resturants have taken oy­ house. Bids will be received up to and Insure Insertion In lite Issue of the week sters off their bill of fare entirely. Including the 15th of Feb. a. D., 1893. at 12 o'clock m. All blds shall be addressed when brought. There is a prospect, and it ia not at all to Building Committee, Orson Swift, Sec­ Attend the fire sale al Ira Van Valken- Improbable that the Michigan club will retary, Hastings, Mich. The committee secure for Its-staxattraction at the annual burg’s. banquet to be held next month at Detroit reserve the right to reject any and all bids. By order of Comm. The davs are lengthening at the rate of a no less personage/ than President Ben­ Onsox Swift, Sec’y. about one mliiute per day. jamin Harrison. Henry A. Halgh. who Dated, Jan. 17th, 1894. is now in Washington securing speakers Deputy Sheriff Phil Burgess has moved into the city and lias rented John Llchty’s for the big event, wires his Detroit friends that be is working with that end in view house. The concert given by Miss Hall, voca­ and has pretty good prospects of succeed­ Woolley A Bronson are selling the finest ing. Mr. Harrison is considering the list In University hall last Saturday even­ overgalters for 81.00 per pair to close out. matterand If he can possibly arrange bis ing was enjoyed by all. Call and see them. affairs he will come. Among those who Two of the “Hastings boys” were very Mrs. Mary Craddock wishes to sell the will surely be present are Chairman much surprised’last Wednesday evening, place she now occupies in second ward Thomas Carter of the republican commit­ while at the lecture given by Dr. Abbott tee. Theodore Roosevelt; J. W. Foster, to see the familiar face of Mr. Chas. Bau­ and will sell at a bargain. Sec’y of State, and Jeremiah Rush. Sec’y er. He stopped off while on his way from Dr. Andrus has returned from Saginaw of Agriculture. Detroit to see his son Guy—Many thanks having secured the latest Improved meth­ Sunday afternoon the mocking bird nt j are due the Banner for its fine description od for filling teeth without pain. the engine house sounded. The blaze was j of the recent fire—Tbe lecture by Dr. The Michigan Central has been cutting In Dick Kurtz’s resturant on Jefferson St. j Abbott was enjoyed by all who attended— down expenses on this division of their Someone in filling a tank of a gasoline Mr. James Kay. Applebee, a gentleman road by laying off employes whenever: stove, ran it over a little. A cute Aleck, well known Id Hastings, will deliver a possible, x . who was present, and whose knowledge of series of four lectures here during the coming week. His subject la ‘ The Plays All hardware that was injured In the explosives mint be very meager, touched of Shakespeare.^* least by water. In the late fire, will be a match to the top of the tank. The gas Ignited and in the scramble to get out of 0. B. VanHorn spent Saturday and sold at greatly reduced prices by Ira Van the way the stove was tipped over, gaso­ Sunday with friends in Jackson. Valkenburg. line running all over the floor. This all Walter Lampman spent Sunday in Ypsi­ One of our exchanges remarks that if caught on fire and the interior of the pork continues to rise In price it will be building was a sheet of flames. By a lanti. What is the attraction? We canplaced on fashionable menu's along side little hustling the stove was dumped out not aay. with quail and canvass back. in the middle of the street and the fire put Nane and residence. Tbe 19th of February marks the twenty­ out with yry little damage. Had the fire 1 Edward Barney, Castletan ninth year of Pythlanism. The growth of got well Matted in that row of woodetf < Cora Bennets. iMaple Grove the order Is without parallel. It now has buildti>g.sjlbe damage might have been considerable. The need of a more effici ­ a membership of a half million. , Real Estate Transfers. ent fire signal to the engine bouse was John Kacheie to Gottlieb Kacbele, M acres, . A warrant was Issued Tuesday for the. again demonstrated as It was several mln- se l>. Trornapple, 1 treat of Chas. Root for aaaanlt ntM after lu>li rant berora lire * _ arrest assault and listbat­ HIM OUr iha Um Ore bril Ore Roxa L. Lewis to Myra Robinson. 23 a, sec tery on com plaint of Mp Lephart. Some wblaUe blew, tbe edglneer nut bclnt able so beer tbe alarm. -THE KENT- LOCAL NEWS. 88 I People generally don't know what a Mr. A. G. Butler, ot Bellevue, visited lumberman they have In this city. John his sister, Mrs. J. A. Grable, Tuesday. I-ombard is now running live mills in this Miss Maude Young, of Middleville, county and *111 cut over 2,000,000 feet of spent Sunday in the city with relatives. hardwood lumber this winter. Y. Hogleand family were In Nash­ According to a late ruling of the po*t- ville Sunday the guests of J. H. Smith’s. • office authorities a dunning letter may be written on a postal card. The amount •G. E. Lincoln, representing the Chica­ due, when due, and a request for pay­ go Newspaper Union, was in the city Sat­ . ' ment may be expressed, but anything like urday; a threat is strictly /orbldden. Miss Florence Teal, of Grand Rapids, - Excursions are numerous now to Niaga­ was the guest of Mrs. Ida McDermont • ra Falls on account of the beautiful ice overSUnday. bridge thnt has formed at the foot of the DMr. and Mrs. Eugene Jordan and • falls, a thing that has not occurred before daughter, of Bedford, have been visiting in many years. Tbe sight is said to repay any one for journeying a long distance to C. W. Jordan. see it. . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoyt,, of Kalamazoo, 1 of Mrs. People should be especially watchful of ’ Zpent Sunday here, the guests their chimneys these days. There 1 wre are 11c Rathan Barlow. condition, /] many in this city in an unsafe c— -■Rev. Puffer was In Grand Rapids yesand the extra amount ot fire! required Uer Jerday to attend the funeral of Rev. J. W. these days make the danger much more Reid*, who was a friend of his. great. There have been several narrow Miss Minnie Cook is able to be at her escapes from fire. store again after a week's illness with L/Last Saturday afternoon the streets tensllltus.—Allegan Journal. were crowded and as large a number .of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Banks, of ionising, teams in the city as any Saturday this winter. The farmer’s wife who arrived formerly old residents of this place, have with a basket of eggs to sell, wore a very been calling on friends here the past important air. and why shouldn’t she? week, making their head quarters with Dan'l Striker. Eggs were selling for 35 cents per dozen. Did it ever occuf to you that every busi­ ness man ought to be enough Interested in tho prosperity of the local paper to adver­ tise in It? Nothing so clearly shows up the class of business men a town posesses as\ reference to the advertising coluffins of its home paper. Outside people judge Laush, talk or eat. do your artificial teeth loosen or drop down? If to aeud oue dollar for of a town largely by its local paper. • Dr. Huitnuid's Handy holder. You can apply It toyour plate iu one minute, and no matter if There is danger of a coal famine gener­ your plate tits or not It will hold flrmiy (n the ally. Such a thing would be especially se­ mouth under tin. most trying circumstance*. A<!dr»M J. Z. HUSBAND. D. D. 8. vere in the cities where coal is relied upon White Cload, Michigan almost entirely, in the interior cities of the state plenty of wood can be had unlll the famine passes over. There is no prospect of the difficulty passing away soon, and the weather department fivea little encouragement WHEN YOU ’9 Yours. o This is what F. W. Greble’s We also eighty-seven cent sale means. Guarantee You get one dollar’s worth of Discount goods' for eighty-seven Any dealer cash. In Barry Co to every thing in- our store and 13 cents affords house-keepers a splendid On the opportunity to buy the Best Dollar. goods at very low prices. cents This reduction applies SALE OPENS JANUARY 26 1893 We are exclusive agents for the Hastings Furniture Manufac­ turing Goods. Two Weeks Only F. W. GREBLE Two Weeks Only special J OVERCOAT sale- i JHERE is nothing like a heavy Over­ coat this weather, one constructed right and of the proper material. We have determined to close out all remaining Overcoats at greatly reduced prices. Lucky are you if you buy now. COLD WEATHER COMFORTS HITTENS, QLOVES, HOSE, UHbERWEflK —BUY ’EM HOW. �It «»< ratialWd *llhit, after t-nrrr nT.d i'-’tore aoon j'iT,. off «xl I-’'"•V" th* wolve*T* CHAPTER XXV. "How iteiiel'* tl>« •'•’inning Uf s ki*-..*t 1“ ni l»*tfue Snrs the ?•*». -nd Uh fne jxwfrlb* • eV kifr* party a* _r „ (Ndn'tb Reukih >» a‘ure! •< this repnldve an.f By- it*' mild, nootirix. antiseptic, cleanilng aud !»e*linz properties, it cun* the- worst case*. .354-10 rcwsnl offered for nn incnrsble case. The Csl-ovn county 1’strons Indus­ try ludgefr lix»v gone over to the farmers’ Alflsnre i;-.«i " d>. , dwionU.-w-kt-l dre berk to the «teeper». Wbra be r»irhed the liodfre of his friends lift l«d hi, rifle tbe ground, drew Id, ladle ■UH1 had imole two step, towwl Taylor when th. iMter •oddenly "P. yswowl. look”! hi™ U1 « idMpy way and rb«i dUcovered th. iwotlnel and said! •'Oh. it’s you, eb? 1 dreamed that one uf the horses wm walking over me. Ev­ erything quiet?" ••Ye*r stammered the would be inurdeter, who ezprewd tn .trike hi, rirtim M he Alept. -Well, I think Hl turn out and have a ■moke,'* said Taylor, and railing tbe .-ictiou to the won!* he flung off hi* blan­ ket. ar.rte and began to fill hi* pipe. In rWreating from him the outlaw kicked igfaiMt Bob, who sprang up in alarm with a curse, and in a minute tlie two others were awake. 'Die one who was to relieve the sentinel made ready to go out, but before lie left, the outlaw 1 leader .-aid: ] -Sum* one deserves a clubbing for turning us out in the middle of the 1 night. One of yon bring out tlxat jug uf whUky." All knew that Taylor was to be killed M he t le»pt. All saw that he wa* alive and unhhrmed, and that some blunder hful occurred. Bnt there wm no eppartunfty for explanation*. One of-tlie men quickly brought tlie jug and a cup, and beginning with the leader each ponred down a stiff drink. Taylor had his jnpe .dight. and not one of the quartet iui«lret»>»ed him nor offered him any of tho licjuor. ’ -Now, keep yer eye* open," .said Bob to the sentinel, "and we’ll turn in agin and go to .deep." . Wh»t f* itF iiaked the captain a* oil b»a closed up. "Look!” . . Hovering «wer tbe grove atniUpt abe*d waaadoud of !«x*ante. What tlieir pnxM'nee signifie«i every man 11 E. UCCKUCX ar Co.. Chicago, HI. *ar„. Utter, chapf'd txMrwta. eMlMain*, . «.ni-. ;.nd all skin crur*!"*’'’- •»** pmltlve*°"They are low down,” whispered the ’iy rar** pi***(ff ,w Ffr it is ^■rantei-d to give perfect istiafsetion. or Ca"W!iich mean* death," repll*d Joe. unmey refunded. Price *iS cent* per ix>x For rale by W. H. (loodyrsr, tlie dr^nrlst •While they arc waiting for a wounded Graham Bro*., of Allen. *re feeding 100 man or bores tosHe they sail liigh. • The other hen Ixen attacked hea-l .rf 2 and S yrar vW stern. Taylor leaned ayatnrt a tree for mtpport. agaimt afna for .nirport .umI "nrrtffwl tbo l«xU«» lying Ixtore bl& H» had nUaiK-1 tbll- Tlirrv wm tho tr»gontbrte wm <h» flohl-thert th« horw«. Ho tool bat totinMt tbocorpw, to tho bank of th* stream and roll them in, Mid thm hMT>-M op mkI more.iff. The Big Chevcnue would not yield up the ran^-s 'for day*, and if found wh<coaid tell how they died or discover their identity? Tbe route wa* claw of Indiana and he could tell n plausible story to account for hi* possesion of m» mnch treasure. He had in vented a rtory and gone over it in detail fifty times. Come! All are dead! Di^xw of tbe corpse*. The treaanro is yours. “But tlie mail clung to the tree in a daze«l M'rt of a way. X look of terror crept into hi.-* eyre, never to U'avo them ■again, and he imauied in distress a* he looked over the. camp. Tlie horses wbinnifid for water and a change to newfeeding ground, bnt he heeded them not. Tlie sun climlied higher and higher, but be did not move. A full hour h«-i nMsed when he suddenly broke forth in a mocking laugh, and this seemed to give him physical rtrength. He threw up hi* band*, shouted meaninglre*' wonls. and turned and lied a* if pursued by demons. Half a mile away he’ hid beneath tbe bushe*. Imt not for lang. Terror roused him up, and he fared tbe sun and ilashed away over the earth a* men fly for tbeir livre. and wiped ont, I fear." You may rest nlibts if J on will take ••Can’t be otherwise. There* certain , -Adrlond*." Wheeler’s Hedrt «t»d Nerve to ba a sight there which the women Cure, it contilns uo opium or morphine. should not be perrnitted to gats njxm. Some of ua bill l**t ride ahead and **• .Sold by W. H. <kjodywir. Grand Haven broke tbe record 'Tuesday what can be done.” Joe, Harkins and a thin! man were in tei-ordlnx the ’7Hi dbMecmive <!*y on dispatched the errand, and they which mww ha* fallen. found it on* to try their nerve*, they had aiiproacbed clo*e enough to got employed in enrtmc piles with Hilf* pile a view of the camp they to b® Fumade- No cutting* nd ligature*, uo the ramp of the outlaw*, for there were cauterizing. but a simple ami positive rare tbe horees and wagon. The vulture* fur piles. or wb Would tipf give you a printed guarantee with each package. unrnlM-red hundreds, and while • :«rt of Prirv-fl-W. Mx «»r FMM> By Mall. Try them were running about on the ground, it to night. For sale by Fred L. Hrath, others railed Jowly -aUmt in short ar­ lha druggist. / ch* nnd liesitatwi to alight. "L<x»k nt th® liorrasr exclaimed Joe. i, Caseville la just raw glorying over the I fact that It !i»» « bank. The animals b'-d bwn stoked ant on ■ ground furnishing jeaut pasturage at Many a thrllhng rate tea* been told by bent. Fur three day* they liad had of a rare with wulvre across he neither food nor water, and a* Joo spoke trsreirra I tb-r were making tremendous •-tforts to Ifr.wn itepnci «< RumI*. .Sometime* ■■nly tb« picked bones nr tl>r hapless traveh ! break tlieir lariats'«r poll tbe iron pins । are found to tell the In our own from tbe ground. , country thousands are rneared i» a Hfe-and••There are dead men there: whis- (drath race nxainM llw wolf Consumption. pered Harkin*, with jwlc fuco, "but the .Tlie l*»t weapon* with‘Which to tight tbe bnzz.irus are afraid of the hone* ,fur. ts Dr. Pierce’s (MfieO Medkal Dis­ Tlie trio moved forward. Tliey were ,covery. Ti>is renowned retard* has eared greeted with whinnies <-f welcome from ,my riad/of <nse* when all other medicines doctor* bad failed. It Is the gn-atret the differing horses, but for two vr three and । rdnutes ther had eye* wily forth* tiodisa bkwid-puriarr and restorer «>f strength t f tbe dead. But for tbe clothing un known to tbe world. For all form* of .HcrofubMis affections (and consumption H them it would have tx*en bard to identify ’| <me of them!. It is unrqualed as tj/remMy. .them m human bring*. -There are only four, and neither of ' The b n sting of a -u-aiu Pipe closed tbe them, i* Taylor.” said Joe a* he rode . Hudson public sebool Monday and garr * ■round tlie Ixxiies. There are no ar- ii the pupils a <iay‘a vacatkm. He did it qixIcWy and deftly. It wa* long part 'lark when rapper had been eaten. That the outlaw* medi­ tated some evil was clear to Taylor from tbeir demwuior. He bad been repeatedly snubbed and insulted during the day, but now that they had arranged tlieir plan to kill him they greeted him with a hearty good will. . -Tliey mean murder!” he raid to bim.self a* he looked from one to another, and it occurred to him that they must have plasxMd to kill him while he slept. He. h -worcr, returned joke for joke and laugh for laugh, and to have seen the »he WM * CWH crtel far (Wnri*. live -itting abrat the campfire one would have thought them the truest WtjMi rhe Iwaune Bte. -te elans to OMorU. Wtea *be bad CMkiren, «be gave item CaMoffa. friend*. •I iWt calker late we shall even see nn Injun on thU trip.' raid the outlaw leaih-r. ns he finally knocked tbe nahre CHAPTER XXVI. from hi* pipe, "but in course we can t -wire of it- We must tharfure p«*t a • Tbe oeean has its thrilling myrteris* -entr?'. m usual. Say, Taylor. I hope and awful tragedies, aud the plains aud jirairies have theirs as well. ve ar' feelin good natured.'” One of ’ the outlaws walked off in the ' "Oh. ye*. ’ • Didn’t know bnt-1 riled ye lack thar darkness to stand .-entry for the next ut the old camp. I wasn’t feelin well two hours, and tlie other four men laid whra ye jumped on me about the gold. down i<> deep again, -each taking Ids row* here.no . mpty shelly no sign* of 1 We sheer and sheer alike, in ranrse. place a* Wore. In two minute* the a fight with the Indian*. L -t u» ride j camp wm m dlent M the grave, and th® You get a fifth." through t)ie grove and see if we can specter of murder which came out. of •But m yon hake the team, and a* find the key to this mystery." ; the gloom and hovered over the recum­ yon are four to one in can* we are at­ Tliey scattereil and bunted for further ' Night has eomQ.again on the great exbent foiins wm seen by no mortal eye. tacked. I shall lx* ratified with less evidence, bur they found none. Taylor, panw. A dozen miles to the east of the At the end of rive minutes a wolf's than that," replied Taylor I spot where the dtad still lie in their . living or dead, could nqt I-' trnced. "Well, yon jest M>t vour own Agger* iong drawn, faraway howl won heard, "Here's his rifle,” said Harkins aa he ! aud a tdiiver paase<i over the listening rtiffness ’.ho figure of a man rises from Once started, tb^, outlaws were fot and it will lx, oil right." continued Bob. sentinel m the lonesome sounds reached the earfi a* the dew* of heaven fall. It dismounted and picked up a gun lying pushing abe.nl nt a rapid paw*, and by ■ Now, then, let’s get to deep." ■ Traverse City's jiostofflee. for the last is hard to tell whether it 1* the face of a by itself un the ground. noon they hod cleared the foothills and Taylor went to the wagon after bi* bis '-are. There wna a warning in that man or -ome wild beast. The eyes are -And it ha* not lieen dl*charged." ' quarter, reported receipts <»f SXbOO. .aid were un the open plains. During the blanket^. He had jdanned just what to hoWl—a menace, a -.vail—which whis­ sunken, the lip* drawn, the check* like added Joe m he inspected it "Theso ' of -Iamps exceeding SI.000 duriUE pered of. tragedy. ■lay each' one of the four made a special do, and he did it quickly and deftly. 1 December. Taylor heard it M well, and be grew those of one who ha* hungered for a dead men uro Ills work, and the fact 1 ••ffort to l»e pleasant to Tnyior, but he Had the men lieen watching him he week. He ana that taat— —he no : that he did not drive *w*y with the i He jieers jieers tni* this way way and ’ oii. thh ringing in the ears! pale and held hi* breath. He hud braced was not to lie hoodwinked by tbeir hy­ would not have lieen detected. He re­ skulks and crouch*-*—he indulge* in jteau proves tliat M'metliing happ-jned Oti. ttds hutnutiug in the ireari' pocrisy. They had showed their hand moved the cork from the jug, emptied himself to carryxmt a part, but he wm Hawking. Wowing, -nuttlfig. gaspin -i him. Let n» relterMhe hones and then I' that hia nerve might give way strange and mysterious -.jertures. in camp, and he was rattofied that he the poison from his liottle therein, gave fearful ■ Waterlug eyes and throat x-raspiRg. veforo Hie enu was reacncu. j "All dead I All dead! The .gold i* ! g O t there horrible object* out of fright. ’ : vm to lie coutfted "I’.t. He felt, too, tlie jng a few shakes, and returned to before the end was reached. Health imparted aud comfort Ued, Ten minutes paused—twelve— fifteen— j mine—ha! ha! ba!” J When the jmiainder uf the party came hat they were hatching sumo plan to the tire humming a jolly air and eviTill I would that f were dra*K twenty. I "Revenge i* mine and I will repay, np not an 4ridenee of the tragedy ex- ' get rid of him Iwrfuro tho journey was ientlyingood spirit*. The outlaw se­ I What tolly to differ mj with catarrhal It wax time the powerful poison should ; raitli the Lord." । jxtitl. but tho story told them by,tho*e troubles, when thtlvtors! case* of ehn.«nir ended, and his chuck)* wa« fiendish m lected to stand the first watch took hia begin to oct. | It is Taylor, and lie i* a raving Inna- I xvho had drawn the corpses to the river ,• catarrh hi tlie bead xte relieved and rared hi* fidget* lovinglvl-are.w.l the bottle -tation under the cottonwood* a hun­ Taylor was watching anil listening. ' tic—a madman whose very sonl is Iwing ' jm(| j .atiii them <>ff was shocking I' br tbe mild, cleansing and lie*ling p$6perot poison ho . arritfl in his pocket. dred feet away, the blazing brand* were I shriveled by the awful fire within. Letus ,.nough without the prosenco of the i tie* _ _ of _Dr. , _ _ ’s- _catarrh_____ __ Jiage Ratnedy. It There wm innnler in every heart, but Scattered and in fifteen minutw tbe One i»f tbe men moved «nd groaned. ■•Say!1 Are any of you awake?” called j leave him to God. himself and the dark- ‘ Joad. The homes luul beenreduced to purifies tbe foul breath. b> removing th<God’s sun shone clear ami bright over four men wrapped in their blanket* apWhen ihe sun comes up again its j skeleton*, and it wax a fullhour lieforo cause of offence, heals tlie iwre and .m-j all a* rite isarty pressed forward tuinaki- jxsared to.be btiriwl in slumber. Three Taylor its he sat up. "Tro got terrible ( ness. tlie firrt day’* distance as long m possi­ >f them perliaps were, but’ Taylor was pains, and I can’t keep still any longer," rays will not soften ’.be pallor of an- , tbeir thirst was sufficiently satisfied to ttamed Usages, and j»ertects ;t lasting fSo have 1-," replied one of the men m ' other dead fare. There am gaunt, fierce . permit them to enjoy the fresh green cure. ble. Noban Indian wax sera dnringthe ulcer .so wide awake in his life. His life i^wolvc* here—great wild eyed l>ea«ta grass at the other side of the grove. The Camden creamery b to be run on day. ami tho outlaw* were in good :iev«r before depended an it. He noticed heisattip. were I who are following at his heel* and nrg--i The next surprise came when one of tlie rn operative plan, it being daltned Throe minutes later the other* wore ?pirite when nightcloswi dpwn nnd they tliat the three outlaw* lay down close arousal, groaning grdaning .mu and curaiug, cursing, and the .' ing each other to make the first attack, i the men investigated the contents of that patrons thits receive belter prices for went into campon the banksof arivnlet together, leaving him alone and several ornuM-ii. — -------------------«— in {» to --------. I -------------tfae ontU sentinel came staggering goxp— ont: ws’ wagon and found tbe treaa- their milk. carrying ita waters towarii the Chey­ feet away, and he figured it ont: CHAPTER XXVH. •Dojomething fur me or Pm a dead , uro which !»ad been responsible for ra enne. • Amo* Opdyke. 1» years in tbe lumix-i "They have arranged to kill jne, and mnnV crime*. While it was known trade ah Hudson. b«" soid- t»u<- to1 Mattia When fit camo Hme to । post sentrie* it will be when the sentry i* changed. man!” From t he way he acted one would have , that the men were hunting for the cave Je Blood, two hui*t!ing young, men from Taylor volunteered to take the flnit When he come* in to wake the other of gold, tho\kra that they had found it Athens. Mich. watch. He- wanted to be by himself, man up ho‘i« to do the deed. I must be thought Taylor the worst off uf all. He groaned. gMped, writhdi. twisted, bathe that ho might think and plan, bnt his wide awoke and prepared for him." had not been entertained. Whom <lid Tbe office and blackspiith -.hop Jt tbe offer wm brusquely refused and un<U>f liad rampany. Tlie outlaws ml led about it belong to? The wreckage uf the sea slave mill at Fenton buniHi imr murn-. An<i now came night and solitude on the oqjllaws ported. Tin* wm proopfliat lheplaiu. Men who have not experi- on the earth like wounded dogs, apd, curi • | l>elong8 to the finder. So with the ing. Loss 8300, with no insurance. they <Hstru*ted him. bnt he'took no no­ race«) it can have bnt a faint under­ oxisly raangh. none of- them rasp-acted j wreckage of the pktins. tice of tbe slight. When wrapped in hia standing of ita weirdness—ita awful the cause of their illness. Tho jug wm , Alger county homestewlrra are getting . The wagons were moved to tho other bliuiket be gritted his teeth with rage solemnity—the fear that creeps into,tbe brought and each drank again, hoping I ’ side of the grove ami the gold hunters 35 Mumpage ffir their V’hirdwye" ample and whispenti to himself: heart of the wakeful listener and un- the fiery whisky wonld ease tlie pain* ; went into camp. If tha newly added which ia being, purchased for tire New of what they believed to ba colic. It wa* ' "One insult more or, less does not nervee'him. . । treasure was to be taken away it must York market. only after one of the men had fallen in count. I’ll stand by to mock them when Cbee-wce! Chee-wee! Chee-wee! be ilrawn by the horses which bad J. D. W. Fisk ha* been eteettd presi­ they writhe and thirst and ecream out in It i* only the voice of the tree toad, spasms, foaming at the mouth and tear­ hauled it thus far and were now hardl v dent of the Brandi county agriculttira) tbeir agony, and liefore they are dead bnt it makes ovety nerve tingle and the ing at the earth with hi* finger*, that able to keep their feet. It would take society. Wallace E. Wright, secretary, and they shall see me drive off with the breath come shorter. Tlie notes broke Bob suddenly shouted: a week to recruit them fur tho long pull The xmliuree numbcral hundreds "By heavens, men! bnt I believe we treMure." in on a silence a* profound a* the grave; to the fort. Tlie camp wa* therefore It was not a coincidence that Captain There wa* no alarm daring the night, they cease and the silence which return* have all been poisoned.’’ made as comfortable os possible, the and before sundown the next .lay the ia appalling. •‘How—who by?” shrieked one of his Burton’s party, when road}* to leave die treasure examined piece by piece and ita companions. * valley, should head in the same direc ­ [>arty reached the fork* of tho Cheyenne, Step! Step! Step! r value estimated, and when this task where the soldier* were in camp. Be­ “By—by this infernal enr, if anybody, tion a* that pursued by tho outlaw*. It It is only the footfalls of a timid rab­ hail been accompiiahed even the sweet, was simply, tbe name line of reasoning. fore entering the camp Bob cautioned bit yards away, bnt they reach the and I’ll ’nave hi* life! ” sad face of the orphaned Lizxie carried each man to preserve the strictest sectesy strained ears with terrible distinctness Bob pointed at Taylor, who wa* ap­ The influx of gold seekers wonld natur- a smile. , . regarding their adventures and the con­ and make the jjerspiration start from parently in convulsion*, and then nally mass the'Indian* on tho western OF THIS PAPER border to oppose them, and it wa* rea ­ tents of the wagon, and camp was innde every pore. stooped for one of tlie riflee. As he did I liavo written much of. adventure and ibont a quarter of a mile'fkom tho tenta ! Rustle! Rustle! Rustle! so he fell forward upon the earth with :* soned mnwi that tnat tho u» route to Fort Kort Sully would wrv n*,|„ t,e ;--------- , ‘ ..nnopp^L In going going out ortS*.™!££ ~d’™ af the soldiers. lie unopposed. In of the valterrible vuree, nnd Taylorsprang upand tvill be pleased to know that . The listener almost cries out as he 'iu“ Tlie outlaws kept a sharp outlook on starta up. It i* a liarraleas snake mak­ ran away into the darkness. He did not ley. however. «h pm wk . Oilwe have just completed ar­ Taylor for awhile, a* if fearful that be ing hi* way through tlie dry grass, but dare go for, and yet it wa* horrible for ferral ™te. and it wo. not nntil the ^’s gold .welter, arrived at the tort, of th. i TO,™ .^ ‘ ‘ "7 " meant-to lietray them, lint their sus­ the sound might have signaled an In­ him to linger within hearing. Cheyenne and the aoldlera' encampment I it.™ .J? ‘he **“» '°PP"1 rangements for publishing iu picion* di«l him injustice. Ho had other dian creeping into camp to do bloody Strong men who die by poison die that they knew the outlaw, had SZd I ““»~t .lowly trailing plans, and they were plan* to be carried work. ■ hard. It i* an nwfuhend. The crouch­ that they knew the outlaws had paraed these columns the across plain rand prairie —in the gold out after the encampment had been left ing, hiding, trembling murderer heard on before aud only two days abend. He-wich! He-wichl Ho-wichlhunters' camp, surrounded bv perils and behind. "I had rather have them ahead than It is only the note of aqneer, wee bird them rise and stagger and fall; they alarms. But it is a silent lore, born of The outlaw leader wm the only one which flits at night over these vast soli­ raved and wept; they prayed nnd cursed; behind." said the captain when ho heard who went into camp aud reported, and tudes, bnt it qm inode hundreds of in their nwfnl agonic* they attacked the news. "If they can get through heroism, self sacrifice and true merit, and it is not demonstrative. It waitx for when be returned he brought something bravo men shiver with iilarm. each cttfVr and struggled in death. Tlie we ought to lx, able to." with him which made Taylor’s heart "I don’t like it, ’ answered Joe with a Mtety and civilisation to lietray itself. An hour ha* gone by in tho camp on night bird was driven away by tbe cries A month after Jo* and his compan­ beat with delight. It wa* a two gallon jng the Big Cheyenne. The sentinel doe* nnd shriek*, and the wolf who sat lis­ diake of the head. "They were a des­ ions rode into that death camp I .met of-whisky which he had purchased from not-clore-lR* eyes, but feeling quite se­ tening nnd wondering wo* finally forced perate lot before Taylor joined them, most of them in Denver. They had a gold seeker's outfit stopping on .the cure from danger he lean* against a to flight by tho wail* nnd curaea. and you know how ho feels toward us. other side of the encampment for the I believe they have come this way to come safely through all perils, their tree and gives hlraself up to hia thought*. night. treasure had reached the mint to ba vaiThe Big Cheyenne, winding its way ambush us, and from this on we can ’ t •'That perfect* my plans!" he chuckled Taylor has a thousand wild thought*— through pnririe aud plain, has Heen the keep our eye* open too wide." ued and paid for in rain gold, and there , * score of plana—a longing to have time as Bob caineiu with the jug, "and they sun rise on many acenes of horror, but "That’s true," added Harkins. "Tay­ had been one marriage—Joe and Bees hurry up and bring the worst. are doomed men!” A month I.Urr there wm to be Mother A wolf come* skulking over the earth on none worse than that portrayed in lor knew what we were after, and Each outlaw was told to help himself. ’•ti'rfactorv to ,u pMttmto sniff ami smell and grow! and won­ the camp of the outlaws. Four men lay through him all the others know. I Inn Taylor wa* not invited. This wa* Hwta, and Lime. From their own der, bnt the sentinel neither sees nor dead and stiff beside the little heap of think they played spy on us and dis­ another slight, deliberately intended, ashen and blackened brands marking tbe covered that wo had struck the treasure. Up, I Imraed the Kory Md have girtm I, hears. and was a further proof that the quartet The wee night bird ceases its notes site of the camptire. Some lay on their They dared not attack ns in tho valley, it to nt* “““K11 lo'” “ By Whiter considered him an interloper. It wa* a and alight* un a branch over the .sen­ backs, their open eyes gazing into the a* we would be on our guard, but" I it to auutff the raummuUn, biune long distance yet to Fort Sully, with tinel’s head and look* down upon him blue vaults of heaven; others were face shall bo greatly disappointed if they do turn tor wnctwiiag th. Utt from your 'longer menacing every mile of it, and with enriou* eyes. ' down, their limbs drawn up and their not siiow their hands before onr second most obedient servant but for this fact Taylor wonld liavo been A rattlesnake which ha* been in hid­ fingers dug into the soil. day down the river i* over.” This weird and powerful driven out of camp. Five rifle* were ing under a brush heap on tbe bank of And ns the first beam of the golden The party remained in camp with the ' setter than four in a brush with the red- the stream now come* forth and races tale of the finding of a lost ran touched the dead. Taylor crept down soldier* only one night, and as in the -‘kins. swiftly past the rear end of the wagon to gaze upon his work. He came trem­ case of the outlaw* the contents of the Those who have Utw<l Dr. King's New Th* outlaw party moved on to the to another hiding place. bling and nfraid. His face was ghastly wagons were not suspected. Tliey were Discovery know ita value, and those who Aztec city in the wilds of the ■Mt at aa«arly hour next morning, aud The awful solitude affects the horse* pale, his teeth clicked together and hi looked upon a* one of the hundred un­ I*"oUJ“v" now »*» opportunity to try Southwest rivals in fascina­ >* tbe traveling was.good and nothing a* much aa tho men. They liave laid limtw conld hardly support him as ho successful expeditions already returning It free. Call on tbe advertised Druggist eenrred u> interrupt tlieir progress a themselves down to sleep, but they are walked. His own brother could not •Usgusted from the diggings. Thevwere “J,* “•< toulf. twv. SmlX r tion, any of the stories of the f all thirty mile* wax covered before sr.nn.me >nd <ul.lre», to u. t uQcku,n it'Co uneasy and wakeful. Their ears work have identified him, so great wm the given threechoera by theaildiera a* they famed Arabian Nights. It will back and forth. Tlieir eyes are drained facial change. He did not want t<» ap­ moved out, and camp hail been placed thlW-wff um , wmpta bo, EX, X«w ur. Pin, Pre,. shortly appear in serial form to pierce tbe gloom, and nothing keep* proach—he dreaded the sight which only a few miles behind when a vigilant them down but the fear of breaking in v«»ld meet his gaze, but some mvs- outlook wa* maintained for the outlaw*. vopy « tiukte u> gr^th and Hmu«.hol(l fr**~ A1‘ * whleh •» ««•"■>■ an th* solitude if they should get up. tenons power forced 1dm along. ' Three Qmes during the day. when the are Ixjtweca th* fort and o.. .. "Revenge is mine ami I will renav pw*? 'vaa obliged to pas* locations where raith the Lord.” y’ We give this timely warning that The fate which tbe outlaws meted out Mkr to tike poor gold seekers had recoiled an '*”**'* Htteen rou may be on the lookout for it You Would regret missing a single toott ap. whtaperoj tbeir their own he»4i, heads, bnt but there wne wns nt yet an-•raticel Mti.fbinUysnugbt- 9tb-r ♦w —1, ■ t m —■ *- leaned to h? -wJ POtxishad. Taylor chapter. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Every Reader Greatest Story of the Day, HIDDEN CITY IN THIS PIPER ONLT. �JtIDE A COCKHORSE,TO CHICAGO Of COURSEJO GET, ?figo».HL sum. fever chilblains, id posltiveired. Lt is. jfadion, or iU per box ie druggist ceding 100will taka and Nervemorphine. •d Tuesday ive day on JOLLY BACHELORS. HISTORY OF A WEEK. —----- The gospel barge which Bishop alker, Wedasaday, Jan- 1»| of Xurth Dakota, i» to n*e on the upper Athletic* and gymnastics are the current re;yi,. f ,r ]nI1Iichiog. It HOW YOUNG FELLOWS WHO DRAW fad Washington women •' with ----------------------- and girto. I Las bsf. uvn ri Tbs M a.. t I MWoaier. AND PAINT ENJOY LIFE. A young woman named Maud ZlovlerxchA sleighing party at Ctendsod woe run akoivivltliuki was married in Chicago lant down and seven of tlicrn severely wounded. An electric motor did it. . George R. Grpham, the founder of Gra'fam'a Magazine, now 8ft years old, is not WHICH IS BOSS dead, but is seriously ill in the Memorial Marquis of Queensberry.the agnostic and hospital av Orange, N. J., where he has authority on pugilism, is lecturing in Eng­ ITS MERITS FORCLEANING been an inmate for several years, his board A '.though’ common sense general iy stands being paid by George W. Childs. At one land in favor of polygamy for tbe men. A woman named Wood, wife of an old .AND WASHING THE CLOTHES, ippalled at the artist’s threshold, a great tknu he wm worth *300,000. but lost it in settler, at Union. Ia., of what ia euplumber of our younger and some of our wild bpeculation. — ----- • *died t------ —;■ ‘~ FASSURE IT A WELCOME It is reported that the Pennsylvania ' P«e«l to have been leprwy. jhler painters manage to get along very Railroad company JwiU hereafter control The Ufehms body of a 4-year old son of comfortably without it. There b an un ­ WHEREVER IT GOES. written law in Bohemia that a man can do tbe output of the Coxe Broa'a colliery.near , William Hartack, of Laramie, Wyo., who ittiything honorable without losing lib dig­ Pottsville, Po., amounting to nearly 3,000,- wandered away during the afternoon, after ; an all-night search by fifty person was nity. During a snowstorm a young lady 000 tons annually. Two men were killed and three injured ’ found next morning—frozen to death. driving down Fourteenth street in the fam­ - explosion • ’ ” ‘lamp ----- ain aAn exhibit at the World’s fair from Monily carriage was astonished to observe a -by the of- a coal* oil young artbt whom she had met some tim« l lodging house in tbe Quaker city. | tana Will ta a pack of playing cards mode before at a fashionable dinner party carry­ Natural gas has been discovered in largo- by Indians out of Caucasian nkln. ing n bucket of coal to hLs studio. A more quantities near Memphis, Tenn., on a Ut- I A vessel is now sailing for Europe which diplomatic person would have driven on । tlf bjand in the Mhaisslppi river. I has on board gold to the value of *1.500,000. IS THE BEST FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD USE without pretending 20 notice the incident , The board of aiderman of Iz>ng bland She is the steamer La Champagne. ' Bnt thb particular ybung woman was so 1 City, L. I., baa declared Horatio S. Sanford I Tta white dtisens of Montana are or-. TIME TABLE. Tn effect November ^Ib.J^ wtot.i-.hed at seeing the wit and lion of a ‘ the duly elected mayor of said city, knock­ ' ganizlng, lead by the trades unions, to ' spcL'tl gathering engaged in such a menial ' ing out the notorious Gleason. drive the Chinew out of the state. Tta Favorite Route between Grata Rapids. Detro.* y*\^PE OritY BY occupation that she motioned her coachman I Tho rather poetic name of “Rosollite" । method la tbe boycott. ' Lv.'l GflinirEwt | A. M. |P. M. I Fto stop, and alighting from her carriage do covers what b perhaps the safest high ex­ sired an explanation from her friend of hb plosive yet devised, and which b named t W. E. Atchinson, of Smithton, Mo., was ’ Grand , -----------------------r — — ---------captured In the act of burglarizing a house. | East Parts extraordinary conduct He was not'nt all Dr. 11 Rosell, —2, chemist st at the 7 patent —“• of- He jjaj been a citizen of good standing for McCord einlMirrasscd. Setting hb coal bucket down, after 2.. Allo ।fice, who discovered how to make It out of' XMK. be said I laughingly: Elmdale { what used to bo a refuse of asphalt. I Burglars blew up the safe of Isaac Fol. Clarksville “Oh, that’s nothing. .My coal is out, aud ■ ADMINISTRATOR'S MALE. General ler'a jewelry store at Lone Rock, Wla, j Idike Odessa they haven't sent me the tan I ordered. 1 --------- - Butler’s brain weighed four thWoodbun­ ta'. » model up .mln., .ud 1 couldn't uk I "■»» W.?lm5 * HS and set fire to the building, burning I* In the nutter of the estate of James Cox, Sunfield death caused by’ the bursting •>' of • a“ small . OMMMd. lb, ;»or thing to ptuo to, ■ Venn, la . cold : d “lh was “ "”‘1 b “u 1 down. Mulliken Notice Is hereby aivon that I -hsll «ell st pub­ Tbana uot 1 fraud laidge The gas works at Evanston, a Chicago lic auction, to th* highest bidder, on S-iurday. room. So I went to the grocerRnnd got a a artery in hto brain, except for which, caused Idkuiing WherMt he by a 111 ot coughing, hemight have lived ' ths 11th day of March. A. D. neX st io bucketful, and here I Am.” Whereat he — ut 4-« __ ----------- —"n -I» TT •-•-- r l-.»—--I X— w.e, suburb, blew up owing to a leak in the Detroit o'clock tn the forenoon, ut Hie vreinbM of t purifier, leaving the town without light. 1 Thousands are suffering with urmd bl, ba. plcltwl up bb buni.n.nnd said debased, in the ti»wn*lil<‘ o' A—yria, ’ t in excclient condition. I While. George Swaney, one of a party of disappeared up the stairs. In the County ot Harry. In she.Mate uf Mlchfcan. pursuant to lleeime aud authority pranted to mo Torpid Liver-thc symptoms are Mrs. Louise Leberworst, a Chicago It must not be imagined thnt because OntheW«h dav ot Deeembcj, A. D. 1»3. by Depression of Spirits, Indiges­ thaw young fellows live in their studios Edmore the Probate Court of Barry County. Michigan, Manton all tho e*ta'n, right, title and Interest of the said tion, Constipation, Headache. and generally cook their own meals they tools deceased < f, 'lu and to tbe real estate situate Dr. Sanford s Liver Invigorator are to be sympathized with. No bachelor Grand fledge and twins In tbe County ot Barry. In the State of dmd body right Infant ot her. Cubollo . a , Tho notoriOUB Dr. Herz, who ,is so deep Michlvsn. known and dflsenned as toll<»-.»sj to is a reliable remedy for Liver in New York lias'more enjoyment out of life than n painter. One of hb first pur­ l<i<nnr Wrttt wit: The west halt of the north we>t <in;utrr ------------, in the Panama canal rascality baa been Disorders. It cures thousands chases b a gas stove with its various cook­ of section nineteen ill] town one [|J. u >rtlt of Thursday, Jau. 19. , arrent^i Bornemouth, England, by Eog- .. Detroit range seven (<] west, containing sebentjh ne not try ing apparatus. By the aid of this instru­ The cashier of thj Rome branch cf tho ( Rsfa police with the object of extraditing ,.„ Lanatog ana fortv-Lmr hundreds acres.according toil e every • year; why Grand Led, Vailed S'jstes survey, and 20 screi off of itt.e Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator? ment he can prepare mails an appetizing, if Banco -Nopolll has been arrested, a, direc- i him to Paris. He is at this timeo to ill tc Mulliken north side nf the north east quarter of tie quite so'ebborate, as those of the Hoff­ tor has alisconded and there is a deficiency •be moved.. SunfUM • Your Druggist will supply you. not northeast q mrter of section twenty four .. Woodbury man House. Usually his mcab are simple of 8,000,t)UO francs In the tank’s cash. town one north range eight (■*] west. M LakeOdessa —a breakfast of coffee, rolls, eggs, lamb Dated Jau. I3tb, A. D. IMM Mary Ann Nelson, a negro woman, died .. Clarksville Llt lANA, HvDr. | chops or liver and bacon, and a light lunch­ near Orland, HLt, aged, os she stated, 130 John W. O’Brien, who had been in tbe ,. I ifIm dale Admlnts r«t<ir eon of anything handy, eaten hurriedly in years, and there is good evidence that she employ of the Illinois Central for forty .. Alto .. | McCord order to save tbe precious hours of light. ( was wlw correct. correCT. She Dno said Miu she sue uhed uscu to w light ngas years, is dead at Highland Park, a Chi­ ,. I Rast Paris When darkness falb the young painter’s . Washington _ ’s pipe for him before bs • cago suburb. Ar lUranfi Kapidi . GUAKDIAN SSX1.K. appetite asserts itself. He either goes to on earned his militaQ- spurs. j Obituary: At Boston. Flora Walsh In the matter of the estate o." Wi b-r A Italian or, as hb finances may be, to a fash- ] Sam Small says he is spoiling for the op- (Mrs. Charles H. HoytV Moore, a minor. ; actress, aged ionnblc restaurant and dawdles for two portnnlty to meet Bob Ingersoll on tta 23. At St, Joseph, Mo., Thomas J. Dry­ Notice l« hereby giv< n thst I shall sell a' public auction tothc hl;;' es blddcrrn Saiutitay । hours over a table d'hote, or else goes to his platform and discuss agnosticism. i ant, of the Bryant & Stratton business colthe 4th day of February. A. 1). 1RM, at (lea I cupboard mid finds enough material for an While in a drunken frenzy Henry Zcig-' lege.'" At New Orleans, Editor I*. Placide u clock iu tbe forenoon at the Probate el|ibornte dinner of three or four courses. 1 ler, a Leavenworth, Kan., jointkeeper, nt- Canouge, aged 71. At Warren, Ills., J. P. office. In the City Hastings, tn lb- Ouiuty of Barry. Io the Htafe of •Mh-hlgan. i-ureuaut fo Usually he has company. Dinners in a . tempted t<> 'till Ids wife and commit sul- Keriin, aged 55. At Springfield, Illa, Mrs. ,-t.i •! license and authority granted t«> me on the : Uris studio building are like progressive euchre I6tli «tav ot August. A. 1>.. by the ; , ”. . -■ ,, , , ’ cidr. The woman’s inluricsare not fatal. Mary D. Hawley. At Philadelphla,CatbProbate Court of Hairy County, Micbtam. all ot • Every day, others week days only, t stop LTX m h? Zel « ,er " “ j Starp* ’ . ngee 115. tbe estate, right. IUI<* and Interest of the wild on signal. one night gathering in Jones’ •~>™ room, another | Henry "" *> --'•••-* ,, „ ----, Ciuiuuccy M.'Depew has presented ths G. Myers, of Sydney, Australia, is Chauncey M.Depew minor of. In And totb<‘ real ••itate situated Jnd Parlor cars on all trains between Grand hi Brown's,« third in itubinson’a. being iu the County of Barry, tn the state! of I examining .the _'_Lconditions existing in tho Yale gymnasium with :1 ..22i a picture ofItnulds the and Detroit Seats Z5 cents. Connectioas J Madder Lake, (lie genre, painter, now rich iwuthweeteru states, with a view to estab- old Yale fence, by Howland, of New York. made in Union stuilnu. Grand Rapids with the Michigan. kuowiF and described folloks. . wayc THF ‘vriHF to-w!t: The north half ot ths south half of th- nLtiHi J IITL. OnllL CiiH AGOfc,Wkst’ Michigan Railway fob and famous,'gave a dinner one Sunday ten , ’tolling ranches for the propogation ot knn-1 — * .. .. .. , Washington rumor says that Mgr. Sanorth east quarter ol section thirty-three, town CHICAGO AND THK WKM1 AND FOB MVSKN- . half a aozen dozen young n-nows fellows— a^xo^. years ago to ruin .----- —.—;npe,e(gfit west, GON, MANlSTKN.TttAVKltSK CITY. ELK RA Pl-th, A. !>.. ts-J2. ALWAYS THE BEST i™t«, murieUn-H. Hicrary msi-j A, oI ib. feundlt, of «.h II ids, Chakixvoix and I'ifrosKKV. Favorite James Townsend. Guardian. , neeraand the like. I» «»b’t’er . ----------to thisumnuer resorts of northern Michl‘Ut ,ic ,, i « b7 cither Archbltbop route gan. ■> I day and a howling snowstorm prevailed. j a Trains leave Grand Rapid* for Chicago. 8 JO A VM,r I Ireland or Bishop Keane. "Say, remarked Fixatif, f .ML3 and !-•*& 1-.M..-11S1-M. 1*. M.. •I1:3S P. M: ArriveChlaSMS, -1y'. fellows,” >. T l, :.lin ” TUoSlatb Strew thalnle KuwCU, J“Ivo on. J.r .. ‘M. »tMI« wboaeriudto Ih.-yhn.! Ix-. o <nioklng*ll the hr fir. lAr.no> 1 * J ~,w ’ oue in one d«r el , :38 P p. Mlaod l-f» K. M. Whereas drfault has been made In ibe comliartcrtoon.-I-m burwry. and I'll l» blotf H Dee Motiioi mnltol from B. Fey Mill « Ue»e Mr Menhlee eoe Tre«en»aty T.» lions of a roorusage vre<-tm-d by N’eii-m ah : 1 bene enytUingln the tanler ex«-pt c™ck- I meettage. More then 1,<») Sunday edtool «• p„ , Richants and llanuah M. Richards, his wife.! of era nnd an.l the —-, lad'e dine with with laite. Lake." : ’ . lo“ ,U , h',, ............. cblldrnir'werr iXVXVS! J?. ,™?' childrejr'were among among the the number. number. era cheese. Let's dine ” j IN THE the town-tip of Orangeville. Harry Comity. Parlor rars on day trains and sleepers ou Wl.hou, apology Lok,', Mudio InA Oyo-tory bUMIngln 1-MUaHpbm wu State of Mtcblunn. to Julia B Scoville, of GepeSixty persons have been frozen to death night train# to Chicago. rndod nnd the Xoul mmfc u> 1dm. Ho ' ’ J“ r'yed • lu~ In Russian Poland in the Im-Lweek. Ona seo. state of New Yorit.bearin* date tiir .tira i Ask our agents fur further particulars or, day ot September, -li-w. and recorded In ^lie won qnlu. willing, bn, .11 Um .npplfa. h. of *130,000. fully covered by h’ insurance. •lay the thermometer fell to 61 degrees be­ write Gtokorck\. office of the Register of Deed* for Barry County. DI : rann faj i. Mira Nora Harvey, of Caraacora, Ark., low zero. Michigan, on tbe/Y:,h ,,a>‘of September. 1M01 In had were a pound of porterhouse steak, Grand Rapids. Uber twelve ol Mortgage* on page xw. on wh|c!i has abjured tbe Baptist faith to embrace M. Cucinello, manager of the bank of some mutton chops and.a lot of vegetables. inortRigr.there^snow daitred to Ik- due .and tho Jewish religion in aider to marry Leon Naples, has been arrested at Rome for em­ “The very thing," cried John Moran. unpaid at the date of this notice the sum of un- , thousand, one hundred, eighty-nlne and H |oo . bezzling 2.000,000 lire. “Fellows, you have never eaten one of my Katz. dollars, principal and interest together with fin William Hazlett, who with a couip.-uiion haricots. Well, you shall today. Have you Two giris were killed at a grade crossing -attorney fee of thirty-five dollars aaDdlpulajed naincl Potts made the trip in a cask near Elmira. N. Y. A sleighing .party of any wine, latke? ” I I , in sold mortgage, nnd uo act! on or proc- -ding ! through the whirlpool of Niagara, has de­ six were struck by an express train, font at law or tn equity having been tnstitnted to re- 1 “Two dozen claret,” said tho host. cover ihe debt secured by said mortgage or a iy ] TIME TABLE. “Sit down, then, with a bottle, every termine*! to undertake the feat Again. He escaping injury. part thereof. Notice t’ thereby given that >y.) ________ In effect September II. 1882. "The Niagara Falls Boule.” mother’-s son of you,” said John MJraxi. has not yet settled the date of his attempt. virtue of a power of sale contained In said mort- j Genuine leproey has been diagnosed in Obitury: At Rome, Rev. James Jones, “and watch me make a hariebu” cage and tbe statute In such CMe made and p*o- I the c.Tse of a Chinaman at Najxdeon, O. • aided the said mortgage will be fprecloo-d by a , .. ,, tied „ Whereupon he ____ took off his coat, a 8. J. At Edinburgh, Right Rev. John MeStation*. Stations. sale of the mortgaged premise* therein desorb- । Ex-Governor Thomas M. Waller, of Con­ piece of Lake’s silken drapery around him, iJichlan, bishop ot Galway. At Pittsfield, ed. (which sale will be made a ttbe north j aud after tin hour's preliminary work had Bls . "Uncle" Ben Stout, aged bX At Clif-, necticut, will deliver tta address to the door oflthe Court Ltouse in the City of H ijtind.. । > graduating class of tbe Yale law school on In the Comity of Barry and State ot 31- iga|>, the ingredients cooking slowly over a grate i Mrs. Sarah Eastwood. NORTH. June 27, this year1. . that being the place of bolding ihe Circuit C-urt Kalamazoo Lv.. fire. Tbe poet lighted h cigar, and turning j FrlSey. Jan. 20. . for Bam* County, at public auction, by tbe »b«r I Mra. Xjeflerson Davis distinctly refuses East Coo per station*. to the company retmtrked beuigndntly: j IB of said county on Saturday, the eight<*e:;|h The National Woman Suffrage oosocia- to receivT any ’ gifts from the southern Richland June! day of Febnuiryvisuu. at twelve o’clock noon <»f "Void! Within half an hour you shail । tlon Las elected these officers: President, ' states, or from private friends, preferring Cressey ..... that dav to satisfy tbe amount which Shall tlotn Milo taste n repast tit for the’Olynipinn gods!” ' Susan B. Anthony; vice pn*ident-at-large, ; to live upon her own modest income.. be due bn said mortgage with Inter-*/. ro*ta. Delton Then ensued an extraordinary thing. Me­ IUt. Au.» 11 Hb«w; «*m.t»BdlD« were- | The, „„ „,)ta to b,,., , fl h> ,t aud expenses of sale together with Jnlrty five Cloverdale... dollars; altoniey fee as stipulated In sa|d t. i h'.caao. gilps. the dog painter, happened to state Shultz rerr poor “ •? “ F “ t ' r A ” r ? “ °ml., Wyo.. belw^p « bull dog ot bin, mortgage. The premises are ueserlbed as ftflthat for his part bo always had a very peer . - , iclary, Alic. bion. Blackwell, auditor,, I jjood B mountain wild eat tor .pun, Hastings.... lows, to-wit: opinion of Swlnbnrha That act Moran off. Ellen B. Dietrick and May W right bcwelL o( ,1OT Thc utltag b ln (nTor rf tho boU All tbe following de*crlt>ed land*, situate arid being lu tbe County of Barry and State.of Michilie had been silently engrusMiii over tbe pot Coats Grove. gnn. The west half ot tbe south-west quarter for a long lime, but now he whs ready for I The International Union of Bricklayers dog. Woodland section nineteen, tn toAirshlp two north; rtnqe '---------------------------an argument. Megilp's unfortunate re- I aud Marita in convention at Baltimore' ten west containing righty acres of land accord m,o tbe u. clew, and «u.r Moran ...oom seized Kmou ln P* • »< ChfaW> LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS mark gave him liigtotne United States survey, and twenty Lansing. »™k »' ««- 1 — acre* ofi tbe s mth end of the west fractional it at once. Ilie ! bml ju«l wld a |K»m -1to The u”10” ,or f-opmUd" Detroit Chicago. half of the northwest quarter of section number • with authority and n । ting the authorities to sanction the open­ Grand Rapids Century and• spoke nineteen In township two north rang- ten w-*t ing of the World’s fair on Sunday. faint but musical brogue. Be was a good ; — - . । containing in all nne hand-rd acres of had. be talker and everybody listened approvingly. I During the year IMB, 1,082 settlers pur-( Following were the quotations on the boaid the same more or les*. Date<!, November 22nd. 1892. Suddenly there arose what seemed to be a chased land on the Canadian Pacific rall- of trade today: Wheat—January, opened Stations. Julia B. SiX.Vll.I.E. I May. opened 7»«c. cloaed simultaneaus wail of Lorror from the com- i waJ’> including 450 from tho United States, 73Hc, cloeed , Mortgager. 78Hc; July, opened TSHc. cloeed IT^o. CornLEX W. H AMILTON. pony. "The haricot is scorching!" So it | The Berlin Hallesche Zeitung says that January, opened <3Hc, cloeed May, Attorney for Mortgagee. SOUTH. was. Moran dropped his eloquence and since the outbreak of the cholera in the opened iTiip, cloeed GMc; July, opened 48c. are tuied in the Ar.. grabbed bold of the cooking pot. But the . Neitleben lunatic asylum twenty-eight closed 47\c. Oats -January, opened 3QHc, Kalamazoo East Cooper I.v. preparation of vegetables and meal alike were burnt, • persons have befcn stricken with the dis- cloeed to^c: February, opened 31 He, closed Richland Junc’t ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. dosed :>*Hc. Pork— Cressey nnuteous in odor aud equally disagreeable ‘ ease. Thirteen u'~* ' of * those attacked Lhave 31H<r. May, opened In tbe matter of the estate of David N. Lake, January .opened S1KTTH. closed S16.V7H: Febru­ Milo.............. in taste. There was a proposition to chuck died. deceased. ary, opened IlKlTH-dofled 18.VJH; May.oponcd Delton Notice is hereby given that I shall sell id the poet into the snow, but it wns not car­ United States Judge IL R. Nelson,at Du­ Sl'Al-H. cloeed 6J9.32H. Lard—January, opened Cloverdale public auctfou toNne highest bidder. onTuesdHjried. Fixatif went to his larder and brought luth has rendered an opinion that the Chi­ flO.to,ck«ed Jll.'Kti. 8bu!tz the 21st rtav ot February. A. D.. ISM. tack all hfci crackers and cheese, and with nese exclusion net is unconstitutional at ten o’clock. In the forenoon at tl Live Stock—Prices at the Union Stock yards Hastings... office of the Judge ot Probate In the this scanty meal, washed down by copious Michael Davitt will stand as a candidate today ranged an follows: Market opened city of Hastings lu the county of Barry, drafts of claret, the expectant dinars had for North East Cork, one of the seats • moderately active with pigs; lightweights Coats Grove. « M -12 00 in the state of Michigan, pursuant io ... lo be satisfied. tlccnse and authority granted to me on the -Ulb to which William O'Brien was elected in unchanged and other grades 102M5c higher; Woodland day of December. A. D. WA by tbe Frobate Probably it to in the desire to get away July. salve ranged at 65.7ii57.10 pjgs, >7.00© Woodbury riaJD.L court of Barry county. Michigan, all of th? . which ie absolutely pure 7.M light. S7.4OG7A5 rough packing. V.iDV.n from such incidents ns this that painters During the year just closed 163 new joint Lansing estate, right, title and Interest of tbe said de and soluble. always want ta get married, to eschew stock liability companies were registered lu mixed, and 57.m$8.00 heavy packing and ship* Detroit ceued of? In and to the real estate situate and Grand Rapid* sack and live deadly. being In tbe county of Barry, in the s-ate of ily. There to b a groat great deal Scotland with a minimum capital of £6«, ping lota. It.has more than three times the strength Michigan, knawn and described as follows; Cattle—Market quiet; prices without ma­ I _____ humor 1_ in _ a bachelor ’s_ IXM.913. of wit aud ___ L_l_. •Slops on signal only. of Cocoa mixed with Starch, . Arrowroot terial change; quotations ranged at >5.40 tOThe‘north half of the north half of section studio. It is tho scene of romance and sen + Nos. 5 and6 will not carry passengers uateaa The quantity and value of iron and steel Qfl.10 choice to extra shipping steers, *4.800 or Sugar, and is far more economical, number thirty three in township three north of timentand gnyety. It presents Rembrandt- exported by Groat Britain in the first eleven A3J good to choice do., *4.IU^L8O fair to good. provided with freight train penults. Freight trains will be run at ttie eoareuteMa range eight west excepting one bnndrejj acre* costing less than one cent a cup. It esque contrasts of light and sluulow and to months of last year wore 2,514,049 tons and common to medium dm, *3U>U3.75 of the company, who reserve the right to of land heretofore conveved by David N Lak* in many particulars such a method of Bo ­ butchers' steen. ?2.3J£t2.73 stockdp, SSADQ is delicious, nourishing, and kasilt to Eber II !«*ae.off and from the west end and the limo of such trains without notice. • £19,938,442 respectively, against 3,018,038 hemia thnt to delineated by the novel writ­ tons and £25,007,291 in the corresponding 3.25 Tcxra steers. *2.811^3^', feeders, SUSCtlTS W. 8. Dkwxng. GeuH Manager. a piece of land eighty rods north and south by DIGUTED. ____ _ . H. c. Porrga. Gen’l p. at Ar . twenty rods east aud west ofi of and from the cows, *1.0102.70 bulls, and *3AqiAfi3 veal ers. But the bachelor artist knows that hi" months of 1891. east end heretofore conveyed by David N. Lake Sold by Grocers everywhere. life, though generally jolly and free from a Michael Hones, containing fifty acres ot land The lead mining industry in Grant coun­ Sheep-Market quiet and steady Ind prices care, is also in the main tree from comfort the same more or less. ty, Wia., b reviving after a long period of ruled unchanged: quotations ranged at and lacking in tbe element uf sustained torpor. D^J^^°Mie~oei®t.. flOOSASO per 100 lbs. westerns, 63.2JG3.40 na­ effort that is essential to the achievements Administrator. Robbers went to the flat of .George tive®. and J4.15CAOO limhi of ambition. It occasionally happens that Produce: Butter—Fancy creamery, 33c per bachelor painters make a reputation and Grimm, at Chicago, and carried off every­ lb; fancy dairy, 25®£8c; fresh packing stock. remain single nnd prosperous. BuVimually thing except a enrd bearing ther legend: 17&19c. Eggs—Strictly frosh, 32c per dot; ico MORTGAGE BALE. “ God Bless Our Home." Even the mar­ Scientific American the artist’s good fortune begins at the altar, houae, 27®2lc. Dreined Poultry — Spring Default having been made in the conditions Agency for of a certain mortgage made by I’atrlek St Joini and in the great majority of case* he Is de­ riage certificate of the couple, which was chickens, IW&llc per lb; mixed lota, O.^KtlOc; ?o»UnT""xxlrru. dated July ITlh. A. n.l turkeys, 13c: ducks. UCfcUHc; geeac. t>UUc. sirous to get then! os soon as possible. —New' tacked up on tbe wall, was taken. ’ IWiO and recorded In tho office of the regi*ter of Potatoes-Wisconsin Rose, C&ittWc per bushel; York! Sun. deeds, for the county ot Barry and state of 6&gfi7c; Wisconsin Burbanks, TDo Mteh’rin. on the twh day of July. A. D.. law. Charles Hamilton, treasurer of Rich Hebrona, Michigan Burbanks, «Q>71c; mixed !oU,6ao Not Obliged to Believe Everything. m Uber 33 of mortgages, on page 157. on which wood, Richland county, Wb,, who wns Me. Sweet Potatoes—Illinois. Ap­ mortgage there is claimed to be due at the data BiSTBHIWE The dean of Norwich in a recent speech charged with embezxllng town funds, has ples—Fair to good. I2JJ5G2.50 per barrel this notlee the sum of eighty-one dollara and told thia story to illustrate the now criti­ been fully exonerated. fifty one cetit*. and an attorneys fee of fifteen! Cranberries—Jereeyd, fancy. J.XUttJfl.OO per MEDUIMC CAVKATS, dollars provided for hi said mortesge, and no cism ns it appears among tbe middle clajmca Mrs. Allen R. Rea, of Rockford, Ills., barrel; Cape Cod, choice to fine, SlO.UQSfcllJXi. ItnViRL TRADE MARKS, suit or proceedings at law having been InstituA worthy timber merchant announced thnt b dead. She was prominently interested New York. DESIGN PATENTS, ed to recover the moneys secured by said he wfis relieved to find that be need not be­ in church and missionary work. mortgage or anv part tbereoL Now. therefore, COPYRIGHTS, etcJ P lieve literally the various passages in tho bv virtue ot the noaer of sale contained in said •Wheat—No. 2 red winter cash. tJUJic; FebOf 184,3Mi recruits received into the Ger­ mortgage, and the statute in such cate made Bible which he had often provetl to be im­ man army and navy recently only 834 ruan-. - March. SJJw:; May. rt’ic; ^jSSrfded. notice l» bercbyginm that on possible. Being pressed to tlime one of could not read or write. June. fiJSc. Corn—No. 2 mixed cash, 56c; Batunlay. the eighth day of April A D. i«t.:str these passages be mentioned the ark. It May, SJfcc. OaU-No. 2 mixed cash. »c; ten o'clock In the forenoon. I shall sell at public A new French torpedo boat, tho Grena­ May, 36*4c. Rye—Quiet and unchanged; was, he understood, 450 feet long, 70 feet broad and 45 feet high and was filled with dier. built at Havre, made 34.to knots per western and state. Sbjfitc. Barley-Dull; hour on ber trial trip. western quoted at Pork—Dull but live animab. He was convinced, therefore, fcr^xxfc ^Wi»”y’.b; Lamst ctrcalatlou of any udentlflo paper la the The city of Lubeck, Germany, is prepar­ stratly; old mefce. *17Jft^l7JO; now mess, tliat the Israelites could nut have carried it wvrtd. Splendidly lllurtratad. Ko iDtallWcnt Lard—Dull and unchanged; ing to celebrate; this year ita 750th anni­ 18JjOJ5ia.7j. man •hmild bo without It. Wooklr.Jt3.00 a about with them for forty years. — Pall January, |UJ7. unount due ou said mortgage, with Mven J*r Bit; WJGrtx mimtUa. A«Wrea» MUNN A CO. versary. Mall Gaxette. ?flni Interest and all legal cost", together with bluujuu, Wl Broadway, Now York Qty. Live Stock: Cattle-Market dull for all Reporta from Shelby, Macoupin, Bond grades at a decline of 10a per 100 pounds; poor­ Si mr therein. Ute peerntw, betee and adjoining counties in the great wheat est to best native steers. J3.7&&5.75 per 1U0 Tlxey Live High. in said mortgage as all that certain lot. piece and. section of central lllinob show that the lb»; Texans, *3.73; bulb and dry cows. *UBQ parcel of land situate m the township of Hope, The most lofty place in the world regu­ growing crop has been badly injured by the Xax Sheep and Lambs— iSir demand for all iy. the county of Barry and State of] Act on a new principle— larly inhabited by human beings is the December drougth. desirable offerings; sheep. *4.a>Jfl.'IO per 10 Michtnn. and known and described as follow*: Buddhist monastery of Hains in Thibet, Tbi-jouth east quarter of tbe north we*' quar­ lambs. 83.5uifl.75. Hogs-Markot firm One factory in Frederick county, Md., lbs; which ia about 17,000 feet above the sea ter of section thirteen [13] town two [21 north live hogs. 57.Oz4ta.UU per 1U0 lbs. IcveL The highest inhabited spot on the put up 4,000,000 cans of corn and beans last ^T.Tr'fcourex.. western hemisphere is Gaiera, a railway Mortgagee. man who has kept the clippings bats station in Peru, which la 15,085 feet; above FHinrr T. Coutnovz, Attorney for Mortgagee. the Padflo’a level at low tide-SL Louie n&ied January 7th. IWj. RepubUc. SOMEOFJAHTACIAU$ FAIRBANKS SANTA CLAUS SOAP ALL GROCERS KEEP IT. Hill’s pile Stturea, uo ositive cure give you a ih package. Mail. Try L. Heath, < over the en*told by I across the ict Imes only rss traveler n <our own in a life-andnnsumptiou. to fight the led lea! Dtoly has cured r medicines lire greatest of strength I1 forms of sumption Is­ is a remedy, u closed the y and gave try for la. try for la. iryfor la. for the last $.3,000. and 1,000 during • ears! he head*. ;. gasping, -rasping. omfurt tied, re dead! • Bh catarrhal * of chronic •d and cured aling proper* Remedy. it removing the sore and lo­ ots a la-'tlnx o be run on ifing claimed er prices for > the lumber nt to. Martin sg. mtn front shop of tbe d this mornurance. * are getting dseye” maple elected presi­ r agricultural •secretary, and. &.der *ER now that, deted arlishing its the Day N.K.FAIRBANKJ1C0. Why Suffer? When you can be Cured SIWE NO. 35 5 CIQflR Michigan Central powerful of a lost ilds of the n fascinariesof the ts. It will erial form ONLY. yarning that >kout for it Ciitigo, Ealisaioo & Sam IJ’sli l« feilfc Unlike the Dutch Process No Alkalies Other Chemicals W. Baker & Co.’s ^039 ■' ' Cocoa, ‘?S fl, Baker & Co., Dorchester,Mass. Dou$aIL ■nr scientific American iBYBiurarau �Additional Local News. dro Fridv ^‘^XtercwrZd Allen n—» .out ,d»edp<l«i before f'b '• Main street Mr . rg Mr. If Ibre «d » lib b- re«l McOmber won first prizes. •Tbe HiMen City" wl>» 'bo flrel ebwK A lolly crowd of married people with wisra and Mesdame. Fred Barlow and dinary. rouMi.lering bow much time they Tbe MMo.1 of UK- A. X «■ £ tvnf Huffman at tbeir head enjoyed ■ Q* where to be prew.il 'be .wJbrtd’t.. CoteS tomtit* Thonwppl. -, —nites and aandstooes from KirX- spend at ths forts and how many ,£THud«>n'. B«, eomp»:ir they b*»e » ’S* TureUW- nUbl- Tb<»e who eeet S.lTriSuLre. lb. floor. “d «rel«» ... I»- WH •"« , cbaot* to talk lo. brtltle. **>• ralwlooaHm. ....... ... A full -11' 1. ... aiOcult, for iMlanoe, to p.r.u^» repert « flue lime-owanioud MilU-ly ot olotoo***- Ore »'P- King that tbe Hudson’s Bay company does urao (31 norib rangvi ravon (W weat. wh’eh ““ tembiuv hi desired. rxirU being columns of oxidised hnwa-Jul wifi be made subj-rt to two mortxagre hrdd by not rule tbe whole world, or that there arc Sinracl Caraon. wbteh tuort<ag«i .and the nhmntt. The gallery and grand staircase arc XTblibXbUrom^^dairtwn. countries that have no fur bearing ani- t..re*t on Dec. IMP. WM. amounted to tbe «>m> Tbe drawing rooms are paneled with alter­ mal», which in tbe north furnish the poor man the only means of “ U t , °F t nate strips of cherry, walnut and ebony, all He was much Interested in stories about from America. The main dining rtxcu ----------------PltOBATK OKI><« Iwwi l<ul In Ihin Ntthvlll'll which waa built -c «o actomn.odate 5»> the queen, though he could never believe State of Mtahigan, dn>n- .bun1 4U Mrt or 111•* .ml <*>!«■- ;I«P» '• J^re wlnw jme-ts, b flntahvd -.Ter tbe styto ot the that ber majesty held so high a rank as At a se**loi» of the Probate Court f<>r th' drawing rooms, with the exception of relief the governor of tbe company, and quite re­ County ot Barrv. holden at the Probate (’ffi®* •*> ** '""I ",’7 ?h“. ioiX XU roruniMfigures and mutinies of fish, gnme, anim-b. fused to acknowledge ber as bls sovereign. day. the 25'.li day of January. In the year one “No," ho said, "she may be your quean, thousand eight hundred an<f ninety tijrc*. LtThe wiling- and chimney pieces of ail as she gives you everything you want ■Pro*rnt. Charles W. AnrMrong. Judge of 17<i l5S«edtbe twine onlllthey ..bt....«l theiK" rooms are most artistic, nnd so aho good rifles and plenty of ammunition; nnd ^TuThe matter of the estate of William C. turn It, . Tin-MUo-biir l> f tbeir e.nh . Moel. «mu.en»-ol WJ». <1<- are tihe windows, mantels aud doom, the you say that you eat fldur at every meal iu rHed from tblw « 'be trine w» tied lb work of which are mort elalionite. TJ-.Ti- your country. If she were my queen sure­ ■'"to re^lneand’tlllng tho priltlon pulrwly-irmr•'< 'b- r1'^ knots in rnony places and was twisted are three Immense libraries ar.d a billiard ly ahe would sometimes send mo half a sack fled, of Jennie M Johnsen, widow of sate de’Dwnb-r Ctob-ogw’'!11'around thr banisters, over doors, beds, room, nil with carved stone fireplaces of of flour, a little tea or perhaps n little crawd. praying that administration of ■*» es­ may be granted to Philip W. Burgess, or to chairs, etc. Messrs. Jordan and Smith antique design, in one wing there are sugar, and then I would say she was in­ tate Job. J. Do.wr-l-rllrkrlll-. mow other suitable person. Jfter working Industriously In untyln. Tnrfcfadiand swimming baths, largecunsery- deed my queen. Thereupon It Is ordered. that Thursday .the loth . , Ed E. Gorham—Rutland. dt»y ol February, A. D.WB3. at one o’clock In the knot# camo together and were quite dis­ utoriea. nvnries aquariums, etc. The whole -A> it Is. I would rather believe Mr. E. Garrett—Tbornabple. be assigned fee the hearing ot said gusted to find they had been working on palace Is heated throughout with srcam *nd Rcld.’of. Fort Province, who told me once afternoon, H Walt*—Woodlanil. petition and that me Mt* at ta»ol **. the same string. Mrs. Will Hay was the hot water pipes, and lighu*d ixrth by ga- that the earth went round and the sun roaaedand all other oersous InterestedMo rate Asher Turner—Yankee bpring*. e-taaKAre required S appear »» ase-doaot fortunate one of the live ladles who cut and electricity. The pictures In the gal stood still, bnt I myself have «eeu tbe sun E. W Stevens—Assyria, It Acknowledges flo Superior. ssld Court, then to be hdden at the Probate for the first prize which was an after din­ leritw are alone worth f-'XXl.OOO and ths rise In the morning nnd set nt night for office, in the City ot Hastings, ‘n p. G. Henry—Baltimore. uouhty. ner coffee spoon. G. F. Cbidrater won books In tbe library Marvin Gwin—Barry. much more. The many years. It is wrong of you white men. and show cause. If any there be. why the PJ*r" tbe gentleman ’ s prize, a silver match of the petitioner may not boAnd it fo John V. Wlckbam-Aarltoii. building, deooratipg and fnrnishiLg of thb» who know how to read and write, to tell lies Z further ordered, that said petitioner give notlee Harvey J- Bennett-M-tlefo" tMdztce. which is without doubt the finest to poor men who live by the musxle of their to tbe persons Interested In said estate of the holder.________ ______ ___ Klb-rt Al toft—Hastings tp. private residence on the globe, eutallsd.au guns." _____________ ____ pendency ot said petition and tee heariM HASTINGS, MICH. 2 n. Gilleland—IsJand 4tti ward. thereof by cmmtng a eony ot thls order to be outlay of £1,000.000. nearly 14.000 •'OO.—bt. Asking a Question in Many Forms. oubltihed lu tlie Hastings Baxxku. a u»w«^ Thomas S. Spence—find and 3rd ward. We are pleased to inform our readers Louis Republic. printed and circulated lu said bounty of Here is a conversation I overheard tbe paper Wallace Campbell—Hopethat a place.will soon be provided for the Barry. once In each week for three successive other day in n Ninth avenue train. It be John J. Hendershot—Irving. ?PSl%.o,U people of this city and vicinity, where they Geo. Swanson—Johnstown. can deposit their savings with absolute Two "kid*” made things lively on the gan at Eighty-first street and waa just n ___________ Judge of Probate. Walter Map» -Maple Grote. safety and profit to themselves. Amounts Harlem train the other day. Their clothes mile long. An intelligent looking middle T Ellsworth—Orangeville. from SI to 85.000 will be received and 4 were an odd jumblo of co.ituining— -ugged aged man sat next the door. "I want to get out to Eighteenth street," John E. Calrna-Pr^rintllr. per cent interest paid, payable seml-annu- shoes, derby bate, fringed jackets and but­ James’ McGinnis— Rutland. he said to the guard. al such an Institution ought to meet with tonhole bouquets. One hod an unlightcd "No station on Ninth avenue. Four­ Geo. Ihuter—Tliomappie- . . cigarette in bls fingers and a pamphlet • Charles Hrise—IVoo^land. hearty approval, especially among the em­ beaded, iu glaring letters, "Bunko Bill and teenth street’s yer nearest station." Joseph M. Burpee—Yankoe Spring-.. “Why, Isn’t there a station nt Eighteenth ployes of the manufacturing institutions His Nineteen Victims!” protruding from R. E. Smith—Assyria. . of this city, who ought-td make an effort his pocket. At every station they would atreet!” .1. F. Tobias—Baltimore. “Not on this rood. One on the Sixth to lay by a certain sum every pay day to Jump ou their knees nt the windows nnd Thomas Kelly—Barry. provide for the future. It should be remark upon the passengers »«they got off avenue road.” John Freeland—Carlton. . "1 thought the stations were at the same bornp in mind that fortunes arc not gener­ or on; When the train got well out of town John Mead-Castleton. ally amassed In a single year, nor in sever­ and the speed wns somewhat inenmaed they streets tin all the roads!” “No, air.” al years. The old saying that ’.’steady were delighted. wear old “What's the best station forme to get V mini Beaut Iflul Calender. pecking wears away tbe stone" Is true “Mind her tqpnin de comers!" said one. ehoes The Columbia cydhig calender fur ■‘We'Ms struck de Nancy Hanks of the L out at!" ’ Many of the substantial men of this city, "Fourteenth street." now catch cold. is the moat exquisite ai d truly artistic of and the well-to-do fanners of this vicinity systum'. See!" said the other. “Isn’t there n station at Twenty-third At a station somewhere beyond tbe bun "practical calenders for the. year. It be­ have made their money “slow but sure." Shoe gin* with February. ’’3. and ends with upon Incomes ifot In excess of what many drub a very stylish, handsomely dressed bills. So are over aud February. ’U3. It consists of a circular employes In.the factories In this city com­ woman got on. One of the boys was ou tbe “Why can’t I get out there!" keep feet piece of cardboard, 47] inches In circum­ mand. We recently read that If a person platform, and his scat by his partner conse­ “You can. but it’s a block farther from ference. the calender picture being framed would pu: 11 cents per day in a savings quently vacant. Just ns the lady went to ' . with a reproduction of the pneumatic rub­ bank ami continue to do so for 40 years. take the scat the little rascal slipped in nnd Eighteenth." "Well, I can get out at Eighteenth street ber tire. The picture Is in fifteen water It would amount to St 1.160 at the end of wuumv with*aNumuim sidelong swing slid into•— the —sent —. color’.-, aud represents a country scene that period. We have not had time to Ijust Id time fur the lady to sit in his lap. br taking the Sixth avenue road, can’t 1!" “Yes, sir; change at Fifty-ninth street." with a bicycling couple in tbe foreground, even attempt to verify the truth or falsity | Up jumped the other one. Grabbing hiresting in a cosy nook, after a delightful of the statement, but we will do so as ■ pal by the collar ho flung hint from his scat , "Can J get on a Sixth avenue train HAVE of over time. At ride. This calender, issued by the Pope soon as w w<* get lime. ai any anj rate, raw. by sav»>• jn» b«j uq >aid: >aiu: "Fur rur shame, Tim! hu«. Dot's no ■ there?" “Yes, sir." _ Inc 1! It cents per day for the period named. | fair! Yea Yex’ll niver be a inan, man. much Iras lew a Mfg. Co., of Boston. Is adapted for the ing "But it would las nearer for me to go Price reduced library, dining-room, parlor, or business would put any family beyond want, and । jintlcanan! Beg de loidy’a poddenfur jra allow them to spend old age in ease and ■ accident!’’ And he added under his breath | down Ninth avenue, wouldn’t it!” office. are $1.25 goods "Yes, sir. nnd get out at Fourteenth." comfort. How many a?e there in this "See’! Take de drop'" Aud Tim did.and rt Ami so It kept on, nnd yet those guards city, who could not by some economy In. tXew York Recorder. useless expenditure, save that amount? j —------------------- -— I>ay you. • York Herald. Eil. uf Hastings.Baxxkb. When to Wind a Watch. Two cigars at a nlckle each, or one glass , Hastings, Mich. of whiskey would nearly reach that sum. It whs n Fifth avenue jewelry store. Dear Sir:—In Ba.xnkr of 19th I notice The Hastings City bank will soon open “My watch,” said a gentleman to tbe MOR Hi AGE FORKCLO8URE. an article claiming that the entire dog the savings department which Is* a suffi­ solesnian, exhibiting a cratly repealer. "Va­ Whereas, default has been made In theeonlaw had been repealed by the legislature cient guarantee that it will be conducted rina a minute a week. It ought to keep ditlcnn of a certain iiwrtcajtc. executed by Aka of IB91. Now as 1 read act Hl’ of public soundly and well. Further particulars lime to the second, and »o you represented J. Cosies and Marrv a. Cowles of tbe Towu.-blp acts of ’91 simply repeals four sections that can be had by calling at the bank. Such to me when I purchased IL Look at it." of Irvlniz. Barry County. Michigan, to Alice J. One Price Shoe Dealers. were added to the dog law by the legisla­ an Institution ought to commend Itself to Tm wilfsmun critically examined the Chureh'n >torv"<Thf Allee J. Morey) of Toledo. ture of 1883, viz 11. 12. 13 and U act 288. the young men, who should commence to workh through his gloss, closed the case and 01. 0, bearing dot • May the seventh. A I).. I*7J, and moriedou the .-tenth day of May. A.!»., Said act of 1883 made a county fund of save their ffieans now. is7j. m ii.icvun.cK aad thirty-the minutes, p. handed the timepiece to ita owner. dog tax. The compiler of tbe session In liber number 22, of inortxages ou page □», “There ip nothing tho matter with your m. iu the rffleo ot. tho register oi deeds for Barry laws of 1891 places the act 141 under watch. It will ktvp perfect time if you County, Michigan, and there I* now claimed to heading of dismwltlon of moneys derived ‘ be due on said niortgage • the sum of two The H. C. T. Club will meet al the wind ft in the morning." from tax on dogs in cities, etc. As treas­ home of Mrs. Doyle, next Monday even­ "Ofc," Inughed the gentleman, “that's a t>-<Mi«an<l seven hundred and sixty dollars and urer of my township, having a few dpg ing, January 23rd. All Catholics in­ chestnut. I wind it at if certain hour at nlnt; -twocents lixludlnx an attorney foeof thirty -nveUoiiars. and no proceedings navius been taxes yet to collect, 1 feel interested id terested in th’s work are requested to at­ nightl" tak--n at law to recover the debt secured by the the matter. Taxpayers reading the article “Thnt has nothing todo with it.” rtspond- Mdd mortgage or any part thereof: Now there­ notice Is hereby given that on Friday tbe think they have been swindled. I wish tend. ed J.he clerk. "During the night your watch fore. twenty-first day of April, im. at it o'clock \/The Rev. J. E. Wllklnwui. chaplain of you would correct and oblige. is qtdet, us it were. That Ln, it hongs in noon, standard time, at the north front door of ' Respectfully yours,Akeley Institute, Grand Haven, will your test without motion or touch. If you the Court bouse In the city of Hastings. County Syi.vkstek Fiiace. preach al Emmanuel church next Sunday dou’tjwindit at night ibo mainspring, is of Barry, Stale of Michigan that being the . Cressey. Mich. morning and evening on the subject of then relaxed Instead of being in that condi­ building in which circuit court for County of Barrv Is held, by virtue of the power ot sale The article referred to was taken from Christian Education. Parents are espec­ tion during the day. By winding it in tbe contained In said raortRagr. 1 will sell at public an exchange and wo have since learned ially invited. morning the mainspring remains close and auction to the hUhret bidder tbe property de»acrlbed In said mortgage, or sufficient thereof was not correct. A further explanation tight all day. It keeps the movement steady to , »>The session and ladies of the Presbysatisfy said mortgage iudebtedneM. costs may be seen by referring to the Woodland 1 Terian church cordially invite the well at a time tvhen you are handling it, running and expenses. Bald premises beingthoDorthcorrespondence. of Metlon fourteen u»), town four wishers and tbe friends of the Rev. A. I). around and more or leas jurying it m you weat;qu«rt«r 14), north of range nine (fit., west containing one Grigsby and Mrs. Grigsby to the annual hasten about tbe city attending to your hundred and sixty acres of land according to donation next Tuesday evening, the 31st, daily affairs. A relaxed mainspring at this the United States survey, excepting and rern ■ Ing therefrom sixty acres taken on from the time accounts for fine watches varying Ira VauValkenburgb b now nicjfly loca­. at the parsonage from 7 to 10. side of above describedpremlses here­ Cash a lot of saw slightly. Try it. and you will find that 1 south tofore conveyed to Sarah Jane Baftr Trtra-Rare, ted In the building' recently vacated by■ i The parish Guild of the Episcopal church Hams A VnnAnnan. held tbeir first meeting last Thursday cv­ do side of said above described prembes by the , ening at tbe society rooms. This Guild E. Y. Hogle experts to settle with the townshin of Irving for a public highway, iu . Insurance adjusters lo-day or to-morrow. was organized by the Rev. Mr. Taylor and A young man who was to make his first Irving, Barry County. Michigan. ’ Is the controlling oue of all the others or­ Alick J.eHVttcanx. Mortgagee i \/ it has been reported that soon after the* ganized in' tbe church. The evenings political speech arranged with a friend in Jamkm A. Swkkxmv. Attorney for Mortgagee. January *-*«h. 1KU. breaking out of tbe fire two ladles werej work was mostly taken up with the re­ the audience that, at tbe first indication of embarrassment on the part^oftbe speaker, semi to walk out of E. Y. Hogle’s storeL. port for tbe year of the different branches Th<i story was evidently started In fun. or• of s deties at work lu the church. The be should pretend to have a fit, so that dur PROBATE ORDER. by’totne one who was very- near sighted.- first branch the ladles aid society was re- ing tbe excitement creatctl the speaker BUte ot Michigan, County of Barry-as. Tbit two ladies referred^to were two dum-■ ported by Mrs. Colgrove. This Includes should hare time to recover. The night At a seaslon of the Probate Court for the ffiies used In the store, upon which goodsi the socials and thlngj. of like nature. A came. I The young speaker began to stam­ County of Barry, holden al the Probate Offier. having logs that were displayed. Soon after,the breaking' very satisfactory report was given show- mer. The.chum, sitting in the second row tn tbe city ot Haatlnca. in said county, on see me. I will buy Wednesday, thr 25ti> day <4 January. In the out of tbe fire they were carried out andl ing much good work done by the ladles in ot the;audieuce. started n twitching uf face yr ar oue thousand eight hundred and ninety and jerking of muscles that wns n very good standing. taken away. These wore the two ladles> this department Miss Knowlton gave the three. Imitation*of a man about to fall In a fit. Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of referred to In the report. report of tbe woman's auxiliary, which Is But it; happened that next to the pretended Probate. In the matter ot the estate of Richard HoffinWe understand that many goods Were, the mission department The junior aux- sick man sat a doctor. He at once began an deceased. ■ stolen the night of the fire. If this can be lllary was reported by Miss Anna Bees- examination, and within two minutes, ris­ drn, On reading and filing the petition dulv verified proven and the guilty ones found, an ex­ mer, and the little girls at work in this de­ ing angrily to hb feet, bo said to the curi­ of Ann M. Roffiuden. widow of raM deceased, partment bad a most creditable showing. ample ought to be inade of them. ous crowd: “Gentleman, thb man b no praying that her dower in the real estate of The St -Agnes Guild, which Includes tbe more sick than you are. Hb illness b said deeeaacd nxay br assigned to her accord­ ing to the at ttute In such case made and proWe are glad to state that the efforts ofF young ladies In the church was reported wholly pretended and doubtless is simu­ the fire boys are thoroughly appreciated,, by Miss Katie Leins. St Andrews lated flor tho express purpose of preventing rided. Thereupon it Is ordered, that Friday, the and tbeir good work lauded ou all sides. Brotherhood which.is composed of the our bright young friend," pointing to the !7th day of. reoruarv. A. D. twn. at ten o'clock in We are satisfied that could a subscriptioni young men in the church was reported by man on the platform, “from finishing hb the forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of said petition, and that the heirs at law of said deceas­ paper be passed, the proceeds to be used J. A. VanArman. Thc reports were list- speech." Tbe crowd got mad. They ham­ ed, itxid all other persons Interested tn said In the department, that It would be gener­■ oned to with much Interest and all pres­ mered I him and pounded him. tore hb estate, are required to appear M a session Of ously signed. ent were greatly pleased by the work that clothes and threw him down two flights of said court, then to be holden nt the Probate office. In the city of Hastings, in said couatv, Is being accomplished by these organiza­ stairs to tho street.—t*an Francisco Argo­ and show cause. If any there be. why the prayer tions. A very nice literary program naut. of the petitioner may not be granted. And it Is further ordered, that safir petitioner give closed the exercises in which Ollie Latbnotice to the persons Interested m said estate Yesterday forenoon about ten o'clock; rop. Lyman tfarlow and Edith Ellis took of the pendency of said petition, and the hear' while Will Southerland, son of Frank; part and two solos were charmingly renOf tbe wfelders of tbe divining rod there ing thereof by ranking a copy of this order to be Southerland, of Irving, was running a। dered by Mrs. Hendershott and Mias are still many surviving specimen*, who in puolished tn the Hasti.vgS BANKKBanew*. printed aud circulated lu said County of wood saw on what Is known as the Manni Messer. many buws claim a kind of hereditary gift paper Barry once lit each week for three successive place, ptaee. in that township, the buzz saw ZL., - v p q n v ■ , . . in the Use of the hazel twig, but they ore weeks previous to raid day of bearing. burstvd, a piece striking him on the right 1 \ » nk « a at tie iome of not generally in n position which suggests CHAKUte W. AHMBTKOMG. (A trio copy) Judge Of Probate. vl tin- bred, erwhlng tbrangb bla. I" Fr!<’“>' much acquaintance with trrasure, buried skull :nul making a wound from-the ef- eT , D*5t„-.a* ‘,^0, A members or otherwise, aud tbeir services are chiefly feels <»f which it will be impossible for are “eart*,y lnJtted. sought by well sinkers and otheni seeking PBOBA1K ORDER. save you save . Him to recover. Tbe mission band at the Presbyterian for subterranean springs, for the discovery State of Michigan, County of Ba<iy-aa. money. of which the divining rod is equally effica­ The place where the accident hap­ church next Sunday afternoon at 3:1S. 8,c5i'10l‘ o» ,‘be Probate court for the cious. ' Yet’ many old miners and metal pened was about Rtf miles northwest of of you Usual services next Sunday at the seekers ..and people who ought to know this city. Thelujured young man had a contract to furnish wood for the school, Presbyterian church. Subjects; morning. something about the matter have consid­ and was working upon thb contract when “Make tho men sit down”; evening, ex­ erable .faith in the divining rod for the dis­ Piimu>Dt’ CtarlM w- Armstrong. Judge ef “““ Rw“"1 covery of veins at ore and metallic treas­ iSflwj,’ SSU? the accident took place. A friend who was tracting sunbeams from cucumbers.” present shortly before the accident admon-’. The Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening ures, generally. Judging by results the On reading and filing the petition, duly m|. Ished him of the danger of crowding the at tlie Presbyterian church at 6 o’clock. old fnkbiuued practitioners of the quwdHo ™ ,K, *n nnd Buda Hofflnden saw tbe way he was doing, but being a Consecration meeting to be led by Willie black arts are at least ilx trustworthy ns deceased, praying that hard working ambitious young man, re­ Grigsby. Christian Endeavor day. Spec­ tlie modern scientific specialist, wlioappeara partition and dlsrribuuon of tbe real wtnte of so imposingly on the modern mining com sdd decdssed as In sold petition described. plied "that be had just so much to do. and ially Interesting program. or any of may be mails amongst the heirs of aaid depony ’ s prospectus. — All the Year Round. he bad got lo do H.” The over-crowded ernsed. according to the stMtute tn such ease coming saw flew In pieces -with results above made and provided. church will be entertained Wednesday, mentioned. w^1!lreup?Jb *? U 0rdw*4- «*st Friday, the and not you will save by buying Tho injured man was taken tn hia homo Feb. 1st, by Mcsdamea M. L. Cook, Lamp­ Chauncey M. Depew telb this story: “Not ihh day of February, A. D.. twu at fen o’clock In the forenoon, be a**igwd for the hearing ot and Dr. Fuller, of thia city, summoned man, John Nagler. Gardner, McClintock, longei&cel wns down in New England at said petition, and that the heirs at law of sat< and all that could be done for him was A. Davenport, Crook, S. M. Fowler. W. IL a railroad meeting, where 1 was called upon deceased and all other persons Interested In xal< done. At last reports he was sinking and Cook. Wilkins, Crawley and tlie Misses to pass upon a legal question. There was estate are required to appear at a wessloi *‘flen to be holdrn at the ProOat« death was expected at any moment, and Belle Lampman. Etta Main, Chattie Lake, present an eminent representative of a west­ are has possibly occurred ere these lines were Lottie Lake, Lydia-Geiger. Nettle Hen­ ern railroad of the Colorado spccira "I do not refer to the potato bug or to the SfiXK'iSWtJJLffSKX,®* penned. The unfortunate young man dershott, Laura McIntyre and Maud Tre­ our business do was about 20 years of age. was a hard go. Supper from-5 to 7. Every one Is Colorado beetle. I mentioned to him that cordially Invited to attend. of the thing he intended to do was ultra vim. worker aud well liked. Tbe afflicted par-, «nts h»»e Uw .jmpluUi, ot .u In tMr ZT>1« Snt B.pll.1 ebnrth will tin upon which he turned to another railroad ble us bereavement. ___ r—..________ ____ at . ?.his real man Md said: ’I would like to know wS annua! jdonation for the pastor yet living. Later. We learn that he Is just alive deuce West State street, Feb 3rd A ^mtw meant about the ulterior vtrua We Barrv. once tn each week I tele (Thursday) morning. weeks previous to said day c hearty welcome will be extended to all. CKabudi f. A1WTBOSO. vs. Amv— «• ALWAYS SMOKE - 1) 1177 THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market MILLARD, COOL WMTHER THIS. D ON'T your thin Holed too long. Better buy a new pair than a leather is cheaper than.doctor shoes rubbers that will the dry............................ WEa full line ­ gaiters, both Ladies and Gent's. to fcl.OO |>er pair. These and extra fine Call see us. We can make • ■ WOOLLEY &■ BRONSON, / / ------------ - --------------------------- <3------------ -— WANTED! SAW LOGS. I will i>ay for logs. J good I also CUSTOM SAWING. P. S. Anyone can’t handle call and large they timber J. L WILKINS, Agt. Between TIMEandMONEY F you Iamount time You can save a vast time if are look­ ing for only We posted in and enough it to ena­ to sell cheaply and get a kind ial. by money building mater directly to us, of ns. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-02-02.pdf c09c242bdf9677b63794f17a06ffdaa9 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XXXVII.; NO 49 HASTINGS. MICH., FEBRUARY 2, 1893. IRA VAN VALKENBURGH'S IWKblME •“ STOCK. HAMS & VAN ARMAN OLD STAND HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Hastings Banner. TO DOR MOT MK. THE new year that is fairly under way has brought better trade than we have ever fore enjoyed. ’ THIS MEANS: - A larger number of citizens have recognized the advantage of deal­ ing with us. Thanking you for this evi­ dence of confidence we jnvite a continuance of trade. Yours sincerely, W. H. QOObTEXIR Desires to inform the people that he is still in the ring, notwith­ standing the big fire. He is always prepar­ ed tofurnish bargains and all will do well to . all at the PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE. W. H. QOObTEflR ST/NrTER The Mutual Life lusuranca Co. Richard A. McCURDY, President. 9462 YE/LRS r SOLID WEAR la the length of time that STERLING INLAID BETTER THAN A 8AVINOS BANIv_ The henefits to be derived from a Life Insur­ ance policy, and the deposit of the same tuim paid for premiums in a savings bank, raises a question which is frequently dtascused by peo­ ple interested in the subject of Life Insurance. If a man at the age of thirty depositM in a bank each year the sum of leu.77. at 4 per cent, compound Intercut, for ten years, he wifi real Ize at the end of twenty eight yean* the |um of «1.7fW. tW. . A death claim recently paid by the Mutual Life Insurance Company ot New York proves that Company to have a decided advantage over the savings bank, m the following illus­ tration wlllBhow: In March. !M4. the. Company issued Policy No. 31.450, for !1AU, on the ten-payment life nlamage al iashe thirty, annual premium BW.77. • The insured had always paid his premium * tn cash, allowing hb* dividends to accumulate, which amounted at death to f 1.211.00. or 6M3 »> more than he had paid to the Company: that amount with the face of the policy make the total claim K.711.00, tU&ll more than would have been realised from the bank: or, in other words, an an investment it had realized 6 per cent compound tntenest, less 671.00. Are warranted to last. Also '•emember you get a Present—“Good Form," of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry stor e. Quality and price al­ ways right. j. I. McEliaia Special Apt. F. R. Pancoast SPOONS AND FORKS The Reliable Jeweler. i'1 County. WHOLE NO. 1964 Milo. Tuesday evening—Mm. O. A. Nichols Evans got In the lake one day last week—' Dr. Myers, of Kalamazoo, was called In sjient a portion of lost week with her A. Eddy la working In the saw mill at Broward—Young folks when going sleigh consultation with Dr. Hyde, to see Mrs. daughter at ByttJe Creek—The Kirby riding should take the sleighs Instead of Ed. Geiger, of Gull Lake—Martin Wood­ school house which was burned last one bob. , ard, our freight and ticket agent, left last December ta being rebuilt by Halliday apd Monday on a business trip to eastern N. Lewis, of Battle Creek, and Is rapidly Y.Ho the home of his birth. Will return nearing completion—Nellie Sehoonard, of Miss Mabel Newton Is rejoicing over a this week—Henry Fennels attends to the Battle Creek, spent Sunday with her new organ that arrived last Friday—John freight depot during the absence of 51r. brother Ed. and family—Several of oar Tasker has sold his farm of 60 acres to Woodard. H. W. Williams is shipping towns people are sick with bard colds ac­ Geo. Kent and Cbas. Tuckerman and has sheep at the present time—Roads very companied by coughs nearly resembling purchased the John Gay farm, 122 acres Icy. after the rain—Rev. Pixley, of Kala­ whooping cough—The Congregational east of the Center—Lottie Smith has had mazoo, preiched at Prairieville yesterday, church wns presented with a large quanti­ her organ moved from her home in I’enn- and took train at Milo this Monday for ty of wood from the Fisher farm, where field tcjhrr rooms here and Is taking mu- home—Bert Cahill, a son and daughter of they have been cutting ties for some time ilc leasbus Mrs. - , - of - — --- Calvin* --- Stnilb ,------- —John -------- uuuvsu Duncan 01KUOIU McBain also took tiuiu train 1U1 for naiaKata- past. Accordingly last week Thursday rompklos and wife visited tlwir numerous mazOo where they are attending Ithe Bap- and this week Tuesday several of the male relatives at Galesburg last week—Fred ' tlst -----— —Chas. - Armstrong ----------------was* ■in ” ■­ ­ college Kala members of the congregation repaired Foster, of Jackson, Is In town—Elliott mazoo on business—Fat sheep are being with their teams to the woods and drew a Owen, of South Battle Creek, was In town marketed at about one-half of a cent be­ goodly quantity to the church and to-day, a couple of days last wcek-qRev. Carpen­ low Inst years prices. Some are holding Thursday, they are having a “sawing bee" ter failed to put In an appearance last Sun­ for later markets. and *111 get the wood In shape to bum— day owing io the extreme icy roads no Work was begun In Macomber’s saw mill Quimby. doubt—A heavy fall of snow followed by last Saturday. There Is a large number of (Xfarvestiug Ice ta the order day just now? n heavy rain and then a freeze made it logs in the yard and work will continue almost impassible to get around Sunday A great many teamsare employed by Angus for some time—A social hop was given.at and Monday—Remember the literary next McDonald hauling logs to be sawed In his the American hotel last Thursday night— week—Cbas. Abbey will have a grand mill which will be built here this spring— The Grangers gave a social at their ball masquerade ball Feb. 22. A fine time Is Walter Blake was out yesterday foj^lhe last Saturday night. Despite the inelem­ expected—Franc Green, of South Battle first time In three weeks, owing to a'bad ent weather quite a number were present Creek visited with Lottie Smith Thursday ent In his knee—Prof. Taylor organized a and report a very pleasant time—Born, to afternoon and attended the literary In "the ’ singing class here Tuesday evening—The Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kidd. Monday, evenlug, reciting twice for u« which ladies aid society will meet at the home of January 30th, a daughter—The Icy roads very much appiecialed. John Craig also Mrs. C. B. Benham next Thursday—Chas. are our blacksmiths’ harvest. Hall and recited. , Casteieln and wife spent Sunday at Chas. Standley shod 33 horses all around Mon­ Bidleman’s—Mr. William Booram and day of this week—Rev. John McPhail oc­ UaoUrld. wife spent Sunday with their daughter at cupied ttie pulpit at the Congregational Ijiat week Wednesday the Ladies —s Aid NasLvilld. church last Sunday evening. met at L. C. Edmunds' residence'j' wl with a lea were turn out of 42 and their resources ____ The weather of the last few days has 32.10, and It being the day of | election Old Mrs. Blanchard passed away on they elected an president. Mra. Fred made it plain that we ate not to be with­. Bristol. Mra. John McKinzey, treasurer, out our January thaw. It was very timely Monday last after a long illness. Inter.Miss Ida Chandler, Secrelaiy. The next ns many cisterns were filled only with air• went in onr cemetery oti Wednesday—C. r-Cyrus Ingrahm has had a few days of ' Doolittle and wife visited friends in Cresmeeting will be held at C. Moore’s—Last Saturday Levi Breeze and wife, .Mr. serious Illness, but has improved In healthi ay on Thursday—Minnie Flowes ta no bet­ Ostcrhouse and wife and Mra. Andrew. under the care of Dr. Elliott, of Hlckoi^ ter at present writing—On ThuoMay last J Corners — The Illustrated lecture given by Breeze went to Kalamazoo and thin to our community was shocked to hear of the Cooper and were the guests of Rev. Eld. Belfry at the Gregory school bouse on death of James Kershaw, who at the time Wallace over Sunday—David Stiles shl|>- Thdrs lay night was n pleasant entertain­ lived in Richland township. He was on of S. S. -Fisk our ped n carload of cattle tv' Buffalo last j ment—A few . .. o( __ the ,friends ——— -------------,«rstreetszthe day before he died, ap( apparSaturday—l.a&t week tin- hanest of ice • ®dprised him with lhelir accumulated- entiy feeling as well as usual. He went was pretty much gathered in this loralitv : presence on Friday, night—If you hate a home ------------—1 of ----- in his stomach • complained a pain —Byron Tnngate and wife went to Ross j cn,t ,o btj»k get out-on the streets with and died in a short time. He has been Center I-Ht Friday night to hear the two pbe rest of the folk\ Don't be........ • -• out of blind since early manhood but married, Evangelists prcaeh—Friday night Andrew fashion—We hear that the grip is again brought up a family of children of his own Breeze and wife ami Rev. Vanwlckle ami ““kink calls in town, as well as an adopted one. His age was wife put in the evening of a good time al alwut 55 years and he died respected and Sidney Ftak’a-Our stage drirtr. Mr. Cox. r u. „ Jnck®" honored by all that knew him—W. C. Da­ w.y l.knn I..H’rl.l.y quire wyere with ’.““’“'t •J"’, y llj?" vis, of Leonidas, shook hand with friends the nrlppe—Mr». Mery Klu, Ik'.tw under •lc‘ cl',l“ the P„l week- here on Thursday—Mrs. A King and Dora the care or Dr. Wattles, ot Hattie Creek— W111111™ W llllwn la rick, with slight hopes Barber are both on the sick list—A num­ ii— i>_ .. . - <:f rwnvprv hiyilnir I. Hcrlx-rt Brownian was the manager at of recovery, having been afflicted with ber from here visited Lizzie Boyes school ' Breeze’s store last Friday night and didn't something like creeping paralysis—Old east of Hickory last Friday supposing it Mrs. Cortrlght is gaining quite rapidly to close that day, but on arriving they set up the cigars either—Rev. Vanwlckle late surgical operation found she had been hired for another commenced a series of protected meetings from her at the Baltimore. church la»t Sunday and now is able to wear her dress month but they brought her home with evening “nd next Saturday p.t 2 o'clock and take her reguiaj rations. She says them just the same to remain over Sat'urp. m., quarterly meeting will be held at that If she could be made to hear her urday and Sunday—Will Cooper and wife same church conducted by Rev. Master, children and grand.children talk, she of Delton, were the guests of Enos Barber the prodding elder—Next Sunday even­ would be wjMing to undergo the same or Friday—The medal contest at Spring ing at our church they will try to form an- a similar experience, as the latter she has Brook which was to have occurred last Epworth U-ague for the benefit of the never heard speak, having been deaf for Saturday evening was postponed on ac­ many years—Will Black has returned to count of the young Christians. . (Ind his wife and baby tone from where he left them In such destitute circumstan­ Cloverdale. Our thaw has caught a cold—Sidney ces without food or fuel—Lew Smith and Hull has returned from his hunt In Benzie Ernest Lawton, of Caledonia, in company The R. R. Co. are cutting Ice at Ackers Published Thursdays by county. He reports the killing of eight with B. Barber, Ad. Simpson and Andrew Point this week, giving employment to deer, twelve mlnkgind two red foxes—C. Jackson went out fox hunting Friday and quite a number of bands—Frank Town­ COOK. B"ROS.. Hazel and wife, of* Delton, visited at G. with the aid of honnds started one up send has bought a saw mill and will saw W. Valentine’s last Sunday—The roads about one mile north of this place which his own lumber—Teams now draw heavy HASTIXtifi. MICU. are very Icy, almost Impossible, for horses was run several miles shot at and slightly loads across Granger lake—Mark Norns, unless sharp shod—Eugene Corwin and wounded, after which he was closely of Prairieville, was In town last Monday— son went to Williams to work in a mill but pursued by the dogs and ran near by James Doo non is running the engine at found none and have returned—We under­ Alvah Pennock’s house who happened to the mill In Mr. McCollum's woods—Mrs. H. stand there Is a new dentist in Hastings setUilm through the window, where be Graham has gone on a visit to friends in and that his practice is on front teeth— sal lending baby. He ran out in his the state of New York—Mrs. M. Daven­ K. Reynolds is drawing wood to your city. stocking feqt with gun and club in hand port has been quite sick but is somewhat llrtajeJ letter. • He draws four cords and a half at every in pursuit arkL to his surprise found the improved under the treatment of Dr. Everybody is well or getting better— load. Who draws larger loads?—Willie dogs had cornered his fdxshlp in such a Scribner, of Delton—Mrs. Win. Monroe Maria Manning visited at Geo. Frey’s McGurn Is In Boston working on a rail­ manner as to keep himself secreted and is also under the care of Dr. Scrilmer— last week—We should judge from ap- road. out of danger by Jumping back and forth Mrs. Nellie Oliver has Wen in Kilamazo; pearanefs that there would be a wedding through the fence out of. the dogs reach most of the winter taking care of ber before a great while. Joy go with them when Mr. P. quietly killed him with his Our January thaw took a sudden cold club near his barn. Thus ended Friday’s 1husband’s mother, who Is suffering from a —There was a family gathering at E. To­ cancer—Some very fine fish have been bias’ one day last week to celebrate Mr. last Saturday night—Miss Emma Ray­ fox hunt to the satisfaction of all interest- ।caught here lately by M*c Chamberlain mond is no better at present writing — Tobins’ 90tii birthday. Sixteen of the ed—Cara Dickerson was surprised Tburs- and Orville Kingsbury—Our school Is relatives were presold, all but one daugh­ There was a pleasant surprise party at day evening by seeing several large Iprogressing nicely under the management ter, Mrs. F. Baugh. Mr. Tobias Is the Sam Walbun’s last Wednesday evening slcighloads of young people driving to the of ' Dell Norris—Our blacksmith, W. Oli­ oldest man In this town and his health is and all report a good time—Wm. Smith, door of her parents, who quietly alighted 1ver has had to hire extra help in order to about as usual, very poorly, being deprived of Middleville called on his parents Mr. with a variety of baskets, palls, etc. An <do all the work In his line. of his eyesight for a number of year?, and Mrs. C. M. Smith, of this place last enjoyable evening was spent. On the rendering him to be about only as assisted Sunday.—Some of our young people arc same evening several sleigh loads besides —Kate Reed is expected home this week talking of attending the dance at North cutters well filled drove to the home of from Battle Creek, where she has been Irving next Saturday night if the sleigh­ Bert McCall. A very enjoyable evening E. G. Potter has returned from his staying wltrfher sister for the past two ing holds good—Our roads are Un a very was passed—In anticipation of warmer ’ visit to friends In New York—A. T. Row­ weeks—Ed. Tcatherick and Annie War­ bail condition on account of the recent weather than wenow enjoy the North- 1ley and wife were at Battle Creek last ner visited relatives In Middleville last thaw—S. Potter is slowly recovering from western Ice Co., .ofthis place have sc- ’ week, being called there by the death ot week—We learn that Mr. Matcher, for­ Ills long Illness. cured a targe quantity of good solid Ice; 1Mr. Rowley*8 grand mother—Mrs. Jacob merly of this place, is very low with heart also several farmers have done the same JMarshall visited Maple Grove friends over disease with no hopes of recovery—R. —Ed. Hunley and wife entertained the !Sunday. She intends to return to her Win. Godfrey returned from Minn. Mon ­ Ormsbee is making preparations to build a day noon—R. Wolcott was In Hastings eighteen members of the Farmers club Ihome on the lakwshore this week—There house this spring—A. Nobles, of Hast­ Thursday. sare two cases of diphtheria so reported at ings. passed through here last Friday with Monday on business—Wm. Herrick was Cha.% Mason’s now. The young man who In the Valley City Monday—Geo. Perkins his household goods to Battle Creek. first came down with It has had a relapse i was In Hastings last Sunday—Your Henrj- Whipple Is convalescing—Mr. and is worse than he was at first and the 1 scribe has been on the sick list, which ac­ counts for there being no Items In the Spaulding, of Milo, was tn town on busi­ other is Herb Calkins who was boarding We are having beautiful sleighing at Baxnkh from this place for the past ness—Miss McGregory took in the sight of with Mr. Mason. He Is reported as bet| present—Clarence Appleman is on the three weeks—To Smith Will and wife—a Kalamazoo Friday last—C. Johnson Is up ter at this writing. Mr. Mason has sent bls sick list—There was* very pleasant sur­ boy—A load from this place attended north prospecting—C. Bradish, of Augus­ wife and children away and will take I prise on Orren Elliston Tuesday evening church In Lake Odessa Monday evening— to, was in town on business last week— every precaution to stop the spread of the and a very pleasant time was had—Mr. John Miller and wife, of Ulrica, spefit the Mrs. W. H. Chase visited In Kalamazoo dread disease—Literary at the Branch Shores died Friday the 30th of Jan., at the Sabbath in this place the welcome guests last week—Bytpn Speicher and Miss Nina school house Friday evening of this week advanced age of 86 years. The funeral of the former's parents—John Richardson, Muir, of Goblevllle, have been visiting at —There was an oyster supper at W. Biv­ was held at the Baptist church In Wood­ of Clarksville, accompanied by the Misses H. C. Boynton’s the past week-M). C. ens' last week Friday evening to obtain land— Look out girls when Orren Elliston Myrtle Riegler and Maude Sperry, of this Blood and wife, C. II. Cook and Wife, money to buy a library for No. 9 school gets his fine horse, then wo will all take place, were the guests of C. J. Schmelcher Viola McGregory and D. McGregory, of —E. Whitcomb, of Grand Rapids, is visitI a ride—E. Lockhart and brother wen- and wife, of Linden, Sunday a m.—The Whltneyvllle, were the guests of Mr. and Ing Maple Grove friends—Mrs. J. Shoup called the 10th to attend the funeral of Young people's union meeting was held at Mrs. C. A. VanAmburg last week—Prof. was quite sick with the measles but Is betI their grand lather, Mr. Follow Gates In the U. B. church last Sunday evening— Beers attended an Institute at Nashville ter at this writing—Uncle Lewis Gnus Is Orange, Ionia county. Mlcb. Mr. Gates A. J. Nugent returned from Byron Center Saturday last—Mr. McNaughton, of Has­ In quite poor health this winter— O. M. was born In Vermont, May l5th,T80S anil last week-Burt Brayton, of Byron Center tings. was In town Friday night to attend Durham is making prepatatious to go to I leaves a family of 4 sous. 8 daughter. 35 has been the welcomed guest of relatives the K. (). T. M. plan—Mrs. Trumble, of Iowa In the near future. grand children. 24 great Grand children and friends In this place and vicinity for Kalamazoo, was the guest of the doctor’s and 3 great great grand children to mourn the post few flays. folks over Snnday—H. C. Boynton was in h,s loss. His age was 90 years 9 months Kalamazoo on business Monday—The K. Naahvlli*. O. T. M. play was well rendered last Fri­ The W. C. T. U. ladles of the Star B. L. Johnson; of Middleville, was a day night to a crowded bouse—Will Chase Union will meet at the home of Mr- E. Woodland. guest at Jamas Fleming’s Sunday—David took dinner with his father at Milo Sun­ Pennock next Tuesday Feb. the 7th at 3 Wo hm « good eoal ot Ice on our roads Copperfield given at the opera houso by day—Mrs. Lucy Jones Is on the sick list— o'clock. Let there be a full attrndanwnod blarkamltha am eery busy sharpening Herbert A. Sprague last Saturday evening James Utter fell and sprained his side Mrs. A. Stanley who has been unite rick shoes—The W etxger, Mandi difficulty has wm very rtuoh enjoyed by all who beard while unloading Ice, which laid him up for is better at this writing—Gladdie. young­ been .ruled by arbllnUlon-Tbe old It—Miss Lulu Felghner returned home a few days—G. R. Main is putting up Ice est daughter of C. Osgood Is In very poor ehesnut. Woman's Suffrage question, was Monday after spending two weeks visit­ this week—The L. A. Society met at Mrs. health. Fears are entertained as to 1— tow" Tuesday night. ing with Hastings friends—Sunday after­ Varah’s Wednesday afternoon—The reviv­ recovery—Mr. E. Pennock ente— 1success we have not heard— noon Mrs. L. Lapham stepped out the alists are still at work every evening at the company from Kansas last week, Uncle Chas. Buhler Is very low and not door at her home to throw out some water schoolhouse. The meetings are well at­ are in somewhat of a hurry as they expected to lire—Mrs. J. M. Smith Is on when she slipped and fell breaking her tended and several have made confessions spring work will soon begin in “ the sick list and Is not teaching this arm—Miss L. Jean McLaughlin, of Hast­ —The K. O. T. M. lodge played In Hick­ The Quimby ladles dime society week—It Is reported that there will be a ings. wm a guest at Hiram Webster’s over ory Corners Wednesday evening with their at Mrs. C. Benham’s Thtiradi wedding In town soon—Our marshall Is Bunday—Chas. Schmidt started for Mt. drama “Among The Breakers" to a good now removing loe from sidewalks—C. S Clemens Monday to take treatment for the house and arc billed for Prairieville to­ putting up lee thia weather—Mra. Palmerton was in Hastings on Monday— rheumatism with which he has been Buf­ night—S. Beard has relumed from a two nock visited in thia comm J. M. Smith was In Hastings on Saturday fering for some time—A. H. Weber was weeks visit at Morgan—Miss Sackett, of —Mr. Benham and Mr. ” on legal business. home from Ann Arbor over Sunday—Len Prairieville, was the guest of Mrs. E. J. turned from Blanton W. Felghner was at Chicago the fore part Hartman last week. of the week—Mrs. J. F. Fuller. Mrs. suit Mh. John Kahler away tho aarf. Uwls Wellnwn. Mra. B. F. Reynolds Bedford. A boat of rrlcoda mourn her lota—Hr Q and Mrs. L. Lapham are on the sick list— The ladles aid society met with Mra. Payne, ot Broward, ylalted bin homo In !fm5!C?;uChiy JohDWO Jm»1« Cobb, thia plane Saturday and Sunday—Mr,. J of Mlddlevllls, were In town Saturday at­ Macomber Wednesday—Rev. John Mra acker la on the alek Hat—The hot Ketal tending the teachers association and cal­ Pkall, who has been condncUng a clasa la voeal music here, closed the term with a at Mr. Acker’, wu moat a tallnre— W ling on friends. concert nt the Congregational church FIRE SALE YOU HAVE BEGUN RIGHT- Banner. COUNTY NEWS. �M gbaaM Hw-IO Every Hows. Hastings Banner. state of Maine, bu* yoa« ETERNITY’S SLEEP ' ■“”‘-(v^l’.X -M dnngh- POWDEB EXPLODES1 “ PPta^r. WASHWOW J«. »L-Neltber *he anti­ . SXmSection of Country Near Cinnption bill nor ‘he Cherokee outlet HU had Thursday, February 2, i*h ndEs the Vigil at the Couch of ..rad wm'-“““J.,,,,, a. taJ, ot w-lk.r cinnati Shaken Up. J. G. Blaine. u, In th. ta n- •”““’2'*? ■ —--------COOK gllQS, __ up In routine matters. The oUy except ----------.rr a,T TWO LIVES LOST BY THE DISASTEB. cions were tineintroduction of a bill for the THE DREADED CALL COMES AT LAST admission of Utah as a state aad an An Indian Outbreak .G„t Commoner- ! amendment reported from tbs sonantIftea on naval affaire looking to a Birther in­ crease of tbs navy by one battle ship, two armored eoast dtfanae vessels, ten gun­ boats and eight torpedo boats. The rest of the day's mssIoq was occupied in the oontlrm-itlon of McComas as a judge <rf ths ^District supreme court Filibusteriug against the bankruptcy -.It At Mid-Day the — Lays Down the Burden of Existence. 1 It lira in the i-Mtcra part ' tery halt ‘lo’rn tLe t<’rrJ'r® °“ lbe , ' western bzink of the creek. The view from ’ the plot b to tho northeast, and within '9OutbraS' and crime raniu He Sheridan circle nnd i Paath Height*, the home < f John Howard Pa} n-.. Cf’.ciNXATt, Jan. 31.—Mill creek valley never possible among people who are lu one of the nm- t utttact.te 1’°^“ addicted to the use of Washington. Nu atone }ct marks tbs gurr «u» ........ ” ,house --------. a , expiation at Diehls fireworks factory al one graves of tbe children of the deceased . ruanpeevtmting the the honse from from doing doing •ecretary. The body of Emmons Blalno Rending. Aw miles mat of Ckteimirtti. The any butlneas. works exploded three years ago on Mount Washwutox. Jan. Tt.—M1D» and Hia-­ Adams with serious loss of life. The fac- oock spoke in the senate yesterday rgainst His Last look‘test. ''^drcBtewl. which makes tho national torv wan then moved to Reading. The ex- the anti-option bill. The house concurrent Wafiungton. Jan. 2R.—The watch at t|10 mc*t fitting resting place .or plo«)on occurred at S:30 in the morning in resolution for the assembling, of congress James Gillespie Blaine's bedtide ta over his tt mains. Oak Bill more ‘d“‘ lX..hhM.llMtlnd.u<l on th, run other ceuta pUW the tamll, bnrjinu the dry-house of the factory. One man in joint setMion Feb. 8 to count the electoral was killed outright and twenty-four men roU vote was concurred. in. A committee waa wa* measure of his claim. At 11 a. tn. yester- P <j niv Twelve lo arrnDge arrange for Jnsiiguratlon. Inauguration. obij iw.ix ot -Them Leiu and women more or lew seriously injured, appointed to March 4 next. A A ‘resolution At the present lime there are but twelve Henry Horn was the man killed and his M..vb r-”'”*.";", was offered. day. the ’’great commoner" passed from . wh -uo’?were ---- mend ersera of of the home of Glbod v won burned to a crisp. Harry Evans, , for aa inquiry into the existence and puij mconiicionsneas to the sleep of eternity and < tneml . body was burned toacrisp. Horry rivana, ’ . « i-< nt—1—. • . .- . , « —GGw irt - h" whisky tFUSL The ereat soother of angry passions— In the bouse Kilgore kindly permitted the promoter of health and good­ Isssrjsrss business to proceed as1 It was on a bill he ' ^V^u?.KXE: pXnmk* .Itainorta. M.£L feeling. Cleans everything—injures could not well refuse a hearing—the suanothing—don’t be afraid to use KIRK’S 1 Jry civil bill, and good progress was mede -- ---In addition to lhe above there were twen­ Soap on the most delicate fabrics. r.ol«. and Ketcham. rettrday they were j ty-three hurt more ^rtoualy than the brief . WtaBWOTOX Jan. 3U-Practically the full » f retniniarences. The Democrats reof their injuries annexed Saturdar’a acuate session waa JAS. S. Uinta IV CO - Chicago, nrinls-itd with great wtiafMtion that It, descriptions would seem to indicate in some cases. They I <k, wa» Blaine's rulinip* in the chair that en- , are hastj Diamond Tar 8»ap A ’*KI eSr*1^ as follows: Josephine BireL left tide of ’ ’pent- behind closed doors-the executive abkd lUudall to filibuster against tar tirst faro and left ear cut; John Dunker. face aesslon lasting from 13:40 to 4^0, when the force bill and defeat it, although the lie-, badly cut by glass; Charles Frick cut about senate adjourned until 2 o clock MomtayRepublican majority was large and in tv , the faro; Maggie Groh. Up cut and two the change ot hour being fixed in order to vor of the Wil. Holman said Blaine did, front teeth broken out by flying timber; J give senator* an opportunity to attend Mr. sa much to defeat the bill as Randall, ' •**uv“ M I Th-odore Grau, nose broken.and serious ' Blaine's funeral. n» ,'n I A- Ume th™ 1 «>ou.»ion ot b™l; K.te llreta.r, cut lol Hr; ood the .dopUon ot rMololloM lookOther m >nb.r.rec«n«dkUi U l-ck be,j Wld cbwk. lowratnl. Augu.t Ing lo tb. tar.otlg.tjon ot the 1uora, . roll ry.urii lt! ' .' Blaine "like a -----«.».;(. Gerneu, hands, face and head badly burned canal scandal and the whisky trust the ----------- • ’ '"I Jown ‘he halls of congress, etc., wb le by powder. Herman Hoe per, faro ent and proceedings of the bouse were devoid of a »tlll other* gave incidents of the great de-. j bate fn the senate over .the geneefil amnesty left arm dislocated at tbe shoulder; Ellis public interest. The sundry civil bill made slow progresa. । Enclose stamp f<»r circular k' vZf * ' 54 1 bill. Tbe celebrated Conkling e,»;»odr. Horton, face and head cut by flying glass; ’ PARIKH. 1’ropr NEW 'REGIME IN HAWAII. 'Sr S* 'which niade'tbroa two men «ne:nks for August Miller, right hand crippled nnd fare A ■ I lijr, was also recited over and o ver. And cut; Eugene Elne Myer, cut in left tem­ T -a; . ■ >. I Blaine’s manners, appearances on this or ple, faro torn and leg fractured; Kate Mc­ Loss ot a Slugl" Life. V i ‘bat occatiun, were frequently referred to. Beth, right check, temple and head badly m*i39 WAsniNGTOX, Jan. 30.-Secretary of ! All agreed tba^the house never bad a more cut by glass; Kate Mott, l»adly cut about the face and shoulder: John Mott, cut in State Foster received Saturday morning ' james BLAINE. j popular member. forehead and right tide of the head; Billy 1 advices from the Hawaiian islands to tbs . In... tor lhe new. tn »pn™l nil over the i " ‘“■'-"k"-' :llr anil lianllr num tor thn lllthtnins to wJJ^Jr’5|ata<in<he LrnalerrtuainiuKIn Mott, right side of face and bend tom by i effect that the monarchy has been over­ glass; John Mecly. aoec cut, aho right ' thrown and a provisional government es­ body, where he served >0 honorably side of head; Ella Moure, forehead cut; i GOLb. 5 »* ■<CXF;ocu^ * »** K*eoSUCrwtsastfXX tarry it to the cuds of the earth, ror tan ; । tablished in the interests of the whole was watching and waiting nod as ; n!Mi ul |i. They are Senators Allison, Mandn Mosher, forehead and face hicerat- : PKPHA1E OHDEK. people of the Islands. The cabinet was cd; Tillie Mitchell, face burned and right soon as the announcement was made, the . Ctrkrell. Dawe*. Gordon. Mitchell. MorBone ot Michigan,County of Ba.i/-ss. voted out on Jan. 12 and soother ap­ hand badly lorn; Mary Singer, forehead i It^ih-M pd. .0 work tending th. At a wstion or tin, cn> »are • i»wi f‘»e me sountv <>t Harry, hnldi-n-ol'he FroKMe jn and top of brad badly cut; Mary 'Bhoe- pointed on the 14th, on which date the the '■!<* i»t H tstlng*.»'id eocn:*'. on wednfs- uews everywhere. One thing notice Able 1 4enatur, fnini Maine, m bo, perhaps stands maker, head, face .uid right hand l*a<lly in- i quern prorogued the legislature and at­ day. Ike zvh duv ot Jacaw. l«> »i»- ve»r one lh.v.roiiid ekdit bu»»<iret and nu.eiv three. was that, notwithstanding the fact that i nearer tn Mr. Blaine than any other num jurvd; Kate Sewick, hneds and bead ' tempted to proclaim a new constitution, Present. Charles W. Arnetrona. Judge the event bad been expected for week*, I in Washington, was too grently bnoved by badly cut; f. S. White, 14ft shoulder dis- I disfranchising foreigners nnd increasing probatr.i |tu(t r |( |he Klehtid lit rttawwith n rhwk when It did com*/ “ located and ent over left eye. the royal prerogatives. On Jun. '0 the Condition of Horn's Body. BoCladen, >!<- ••• (* 4 expn-M bis views coucernlug the life and citlzcny organized a committee uf safety. On resdins sad filing th* irit’ioo, >'■()* ••-rl- and at' no time since the death of Abraham ,i work of the great parky leader. His reThe lady bf Henry Hom was found ‘ On the 17th the provisional gnverumrat fl-d <>t M iry Hnfflitdf i .Vid Sa*t-- H •IllinUt) ■Lincoln have official circle been so im-.l i marks in ante ;uvi:i'4 lo tL-- wnaic the among _— a miia.4 of burning pa[x-r....... and woed.. ; was established and the queen dethroned. Kei’h.d io :ht.>re*..t ■» il.t d- •-.ree.l. f-rayhu' lUU panitioB nnd flN*ri:>w!»au >4 Hie nwl; e-t.il(!e.ith oj Mr. Blaiue were delivered with ^t wav simply a clmrred ma-.u Horn was The revolution was nccotftjiHshrd without sxld'dereased a» !n »nl't i-ctltloii dwrtbed, Warned of Death** Approach. much feeling aud bu partly rxon.-w’d t he u> be uiarrad In the near future ...to----------young the loss of a single life. United States Mr. Blaine's death nt the Inst camo pain ­। ,' deep emotion that poanecMrd him The — - of* Reading. - *'■ * 1 woman Flying glass and troops were landed in accordance with the er»«*(. a>Toi<o' a ■— ............... made toil ,«r . leiudy and quietly, but not without pre- others all eulogii d the dead -dalesman. splintering timber* caused most of the in- request of the American minister to prepS«M"iJL5r^WiSSuiS ?■>:»» 1 Th..uoUw pbr-bb- »»'«\ an7i<E79_FU\-R*L jurivw. The loss to the plant, six buildings setve property of Americana The new WUw'nwviKXtn. be fur the twariagof sn’d repeatedly in these Inter days, since r",t* och rvt a of wl;lch were completely destroyed, was government has beru promptly recognixrd small. The company, however, was busy ll.Mwb.il Th. K.mU,„ sutr.m preparing for the summer season and had estate, are required to nvi-mr at a *re-t<*(. the “•------end•came ------ '• it -----would M •probably —u-'1"-------occur' j Placed — -----in the . Tomb. of said court then to l»e liolden at the ITobajt already stored np a large stock of fire­ I the provisional government are of high <m«. i« 1»J nt, ..I > 111 «I> iron, K1U1lc “ : >>■> “ •'•■ " ’ " ’ I'W. . WAsaisaruk. .tan. si.-Wlili hmd. ■» Office. In lhe city »f.llMtlnr>. in «al<l mun’y works. The amount of damage to this character, one having resigned Ills place on *ud Slid show siiOW cause. viiiiwv. If if auy Sitj there thv.< be. why VG.J the t’ie prajer pra}>. This one announcement at least, among covered and bowed the greatest of the na­ nl the petlttouer nwiy.^°LJT not lx- -’Krnntej. And it ,uanr pen»l*xlug and contradictory state- | tion stood round an excavation In Oak cannot be estimated until a careful exam­ I the supreme court to assume the position. ^o’SraveaS is further ordered, that said petltte—— •••»ination i« made by the local managers. It ■ Latest advices report the islands in a state uerestra (n «nld estate »| menta, hn* been verified by facts. Tbe apj ym ccmete-y yesterday -afternoon, while Uretothe t»cr.«w» Interested In sal wilt, itowever. be betwren ^13,'AX) and of tranquillity tfte pendruc) efsaJd (‘Xh't of mUoiMermE ’ 'I’foach of death was made evident to the j in cm inuoutiy extern! ing circle* on Im- M.000. lawmwsTiW' ■ 1 Svsn«h. a neasjm tajjr fully «*.. hours before ita artuti meQB4S throng of citixcus from all walk, of Tbought It Was an Karthquakn. PICHON WAS REAL ANGRY. per prink'd sad circulated. in — said .a county at occurrence. It was between Stand * o’clock 1 ... . . ... > ... . When the explosion occurred great ex# abroad Into the l.eant.ful Barrr. once m e:u-h week tor three stireessivr ‘yesterday morning when tbe firet danger-!’“«• citemrut was caused In the is any towns weeks previous to said day pt hearing. ’ ’• jus sq-mptoms were observe.!. The fam- grounds of the cemetery and strove to Good Prodi CKAKUCX IV. AltMATItOXd, surrounding Rending. Houses were the words of *>.« the minister—‘Earth to ily had taken their breakfast and the catch .h-erf (A.true copy.) Juilxr of f’robxte shaken and in many instances windows Paris, Jan. 3L—Deputies Beroulede and ; trained nurec. Mrs. Price, had gone down were shattered. The people supposed that Ptchon fought a duel with swords yester­ at , ru 1, . rn for her breakfast, also, leaving tbe patient the clods roll-1 upon the cx*ket which an earthquake was in progress and rushed .Slate otMlelilgon, County af.Barry-ss. iwniwmirllr »!»>.. day. The duel was the result of on insult At a seMkju of lhe Probate Court for the [ ”,,“l*,rarily alone. held the mortal n ruaius of the grvnt in a frightened manner from tbrlr home*. offered* by Deroulcde to Pichon in the Count; ol Horry, holden U the Probate Office in I 'Ihr Nurse Notes ■ Change. lender of men. Ju tn co G. Blaine. The cere­ At Hamilton, Middleton and intermediate the city ot Ibntings. in *uld county, on jTed- ! Janies G Blaine, Jr., had put on his bat ^lambcr of deputies on Saturday when De stations the shock was clearly felt and in monies which had began at 11 a. tn. were “n«/utS?. I ynrpoi'tafr ta .-...rtlSgt..r hi. many instances large plate-glass windows roulede called out to Plchon: "You are Present, diaries W. Anrstrong, Judge ot ; :l*y s duties in the office of the Pennsyl- thus brought to a close and the concourse were broken to pieces. The residence of M. Herx'\sleeplng partner.’’ Afterwards, Prpb*’*. . I vanfa Railroad company when his mother slowly dispersed, leaving the great dead in ex-Mayor Root, of Reading, was badly tn the lubpy; Deroulede ref>eated the uordn, JtAnwn.dereiseJ4 ’he <#UI* °f Win,wn C* SUggreted to him that it would be better the embrace of mother earth. wrecked by tpe shock' and almost the en­ A challenge was the result. The two men On readloc and tiling tbo petition dull vert- to wait aI> ‘be nurse came up. Ha tire plastering of the house came from the fought with considerable rindictiveue«a. fled, ot Jennie M. Johnson, widow of skid de- i promptly acqniesctd. Mr. Blaine had It was an assemblage ot notables which walls. gathered at the house servlet*. There were Piebou, who is a collaborator with M. Dyreuturth Vladlcatvil. some other suitable person. , nounced “not so welT even by bis cau- the president of the United Sta ea. the vice The explosion caused a heavy rain to come Clemenceau, of “La Justice" was very evi­ Tbcrenponitlsordereif. that Thursday, tbe ictb ! Hous physicians. But beyond n percepiidently anxious to injure Deroulede. The S&J™: bhr l*ngour which had president and his wife, the secretaries ot the aid of the rescuing parties at many of Utter succeeded in wounding Pichon seri­ petition and that the beire xt law o?\a?d de i bis condition during the <iast few state, the treasury, war, navy, and agri-, the buildings. The girls could not bo ously in the ribs while Deroulede himself ceased aud all other persons ttitencsted In said itay* there was no very aliirming'cbange to culture; the jMMlniMter general aud attor- reached for some minutes aud their faces received a scratch from Pichon’s sword in „ Wl.ro , . I ney general. Secretary Noble, tbs chief jus-at the windows presented a thrilling pict­ the face. The second* declared honor ••(a iiKirt, smq mon, turn tiien to u> do oe tiobien ntuden at al the Probate Prohate i.». «». .l*. .- »i L■ , . I; ....... .. 4 ure. The flames lit up the sky for miles office, in ier breakfast, tn the City ot of HasUor*. liaslloRs. in lu said sald County. County I| her »«**ktart. however, her experienced tice of the I.nited State»-aenatoF«,repn>satisfied and Pichon’s wound received and why the eye at once saw that the end was draw lug 1' Mntatlvea. aud prominent officials from and spread the dread Information to resi­ immediate attention. ^hshow ‘h»*lcause. ‘;«1«'If ,‘any »,,Fth»re ,»>«’t»e. be.wby t,ie urnver prsyerjeyeat onwaaw drawing Deroulede was dents of the valley. The explosion wrecked ... ..... ............. may ..... ..... U, nr.nHcu. JVJ1U of ute petitioner not bo granted. And ,Ills It,lunr Is I' near 1 every department. » ».Many prominent . . ,, further nrrt»~< <h.> ..i,i ---------| civilfurther ordered, that said petitioner Hire notice I the glass in the windows of the Reading warmly congratulated by his friends. to the persow Interested in said estate, ot the „ -------------- ; - -•—, <j Ians were there also, including Andrew pendenty of said |>etltlnn and tbe hearing Both physicians were immediately tele- ' Carnegie, General Algrr, John R. McLean, schoolhouse, and the school had to be div Kpiseopal Blah op Consecrated. missed. ?*4%<.ord®r 10 belphoned fdtand arrived within a few minDuluth, Minn., Jan. -jfi.—The consecra­ Theodore Kooaevelt, and the diplomatic ol -ch other. Th. .xiwcrful Hoort corps was well represented. The services A CURIOUS MAN AND A MATCH. tion of Rev. William B. Barker, of this Barry, ouee In eneb week for three successive stimulant, nitro-glycerine, which bad sev­ were simple, being those prescribed for city, as bishop of western Colorado, took weeks previous to said day nt bearing. eral times before brought'the patient back burial by the Presbyterian church. Chas. W. armstiiowg place in BL Paul s Episcopal church at 11 out of the dark valley of death, was pow­ ■ Judge ot Probate. erless now. Dr. Hyatt at 9:.3U came out Fiiaxkfort, Ky.. Jan. 3L—Just as o’clock yesterday morning. The services The services Were in charge of Rev. Mr. in connection xyith the oonMcratlon were ADMINISTBATORU HALE aud said to the group of waiting news­ •“ lli* n,a‘Kr of the r«ut«. of Imrrier X. paper men that he ftwred the end. was at Hamlin,of the Church of the Covenant.and church services were bcginaing“’l3undny most elaborate and impressive, the mnsic JioUce is hereby glren Walter Damrobch, the dead statesman’s five alarms of fire were turned Id. Tbs inspiring, and the sermon, preached by th»‘. V't,;U *’12V*. c aurt*®n. to «h« mgb- hand. In the meantime all the family had est bidder, on Friday the tenth day of March. been summoned Into the death chamber— son-in-law, presided Art at the piano in cause of it all was a man's curioalty and a Bishop Gilbert, of St. Paul, a veritable * J',. ,"u- « ten o’clock In the forenoon, at Mrs. Blaine, the devotfd wife; Miss Hattie the residence aud again at the organ in the match. A group of men was standing on a feast of eloquence. Father Toth, of San the 1 rebate Court room* In the city of Hastchurch. The casket, buried under beau­ *W 'he County of Barry. In the State of Blaine, his unmarried daughter; Mrs. tiful floral tributes, was lifted at the con­ street corner at the mouth of a large sewer Francisco, and Father Debonsky, of Min­ guessing what made the water look so neapolis. were present ns authorised repre­ Purauaa‘ «o IJceoM? and authority Damruscli, his married (laughter; James granted to me on the thirteenth day of January. G. Blaine, Jr., his only surviving son, and clusion of the home services and taken to greasy. One of them said he would see sentatives of the Greek church, an unusual A- .9 ”*5t\.bjr ‘be Probate Court of Barry Miss Dodge (Gail Hamilton), hl.* cousin. the church through an Immense throng and he dropped a lighted match into the and significant circumstance. •.nal U i&b'JW1’ A*1 «t the estate, right. tittle which lined the whole route. The honor ­ oily subsUnoe. At once there was a ter­ Watched His life Kbb Away Md interest otlha said dev-a*ed of, fn and to w r.'SJ M'lule and being In the County In silent, tearful sorrow they witnessed ary pall bearers weri: Senator Hale. Sena­ rifle explosion, and one of the spectators, a iX Barry. Io the State of Michigan, known and tor Frye, Senator I Morgan, ex-Speaker New Yobe, Jan. l<L-NaUfe Fitzgerald, named Haley, had part of bis hand h5frtJuJ M follows, to-wit: The west fractional the closing acenes. The pstient lay so qui­ Reed, Representative Boutellc, Representa­ man torn off. a chambermaid, received an unexpected half (H) of the south west quarter (V) and the etly that even the doctors were hardly able Set the Hewer on Fire. wrol lhe bTl (S) ™ *«e *Outh to say when he died. No word of conscious­ tive Hitt, Representative Bingham; Gen­ present of t®0 on Saturday afternoon. eral Thomas, Ewing, of Ohio: John Hay, The tlames rushed on through the sewer 1 0< '”*cUon twenty tao? In town i3> north range aereti «T» west, which sale ness, no look of recognition had passed. At Joseph H. Manley, Almot F. Jenks aud P inn 1 I,, 1. ,k. Lf. 1 1 . . . »"i“Z'**1* ‘®two mortcMw held by 10:45 he lay so still that the window shades Samuel Carson, which uiortiraKes and the in- were raised to give more light to enable V. T. Ely. The Reese at the Church. go.ion to'low.1 woih.r, „p the li.^ire^a.Vto^’ oTSoi 4i1>er' l6th‘ ,H°'’ *n*ounU*1 lo ‘he *um the physicians to determine if life still lin­ All of those enumerated tn the foregoing gered. Fifteen minutes later they pro- as well as hundred of other prominent men bated January* '--th. A. D., tan. • ■‘ » J Wm. l*.Sn>?tA.u. Adm I n strator. claimsd^him dead. The physicians have and women followed the hearse from home officially made public the cause of death to church. Here the decorations were of MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. r“as Bright’s disease, aggravated by tuber­ the most beautiful aud appropriate charac Vtvteiff:.£■ t**?n h°. h*t‘° ma‘‘* 1,1 “»•«»- cular disease of the lungs aud followed by ter. There were flowers and evergreens r)heC\ftO chambermaid’s credit and dl. .;ms of a certain mortaw. executed,by Alice heart failure. everywhere. . Admission was by card, and iteelf into the Krntuc.y river. Th* ou J. t owles and Marr A. Cuw|*s of ttw Township President and Cabinet Call. harry County, Michigan, to Allee J Young Mr. Blaiue was in the act of writ­ even then the church was {lacked to the work, were ren.lrred Inoperative and Sun­ Churchill (formerly. Alice J. ^urory) of Toledo Ohio, twarny date May the sereWj. A. IL. IM3 ing a note to President Harrison to inform doors. Nearly every foreign nation haring Oar night eaudlee had to be depended upon Gov. Altgeld Itewehes Asheville. and recorded on the seventh day of May. A. I> him of the event when the president him­ a representative at this capital was repre­ tor Illumination, e™ueu open AhUEVlLLc, N. a, Jul X.-Go,m„ '**'■ ^’‘hrfe o'clock aad thirty five minutes, p’ sented in the audience. And here while tn. in lihrr numbers. of mortgaitea on pare xm self arrived, accompanied by his private the ixxly rested in front of the chancel the Alt^vld, or lUlnota, and party, ooaalatiaa OnUlo. rf ,h. <ri.Ma-.7w*. •« u"*' n’t‘"',r ’be register of deeds for Barry secretary and Secretary of State Foster. church services were continued, closing Countv. Michigan, and there Is now elaimedto Loudon, Jan. 81.—Parliament opened to- ol hi. ramlly, hi. phyrtdui. Dr. p,™. be due on said mortgage the sum of two All the rest of the cabinet quickly followed with a prayer—the Ixird’s prayer, in which Stalo Treaaarei-riect N. s. Hamaer. u>d and the excitement throughout the city <lay with lhe ueualceramonlee. The queen', ' i” :"'1' hnm’red and sixty doUant and Mntjdwocentslncluding an attorney tee of thirty became general as the news spread. Both part of the congregation jolned-and a ben­ •Perch prnmlte. th. introduotion ot th. tho doreroor'a private Kcntarr, L M •njre doiMro.i and no proceedings having been houses of congress adjourned aud the for­ ediction. It was then 12:40 o'clock Kuebler. arrival horn at 3J0 yr-terdav toUewirq, blllm Liah letfalaUve; electoral taken at law to recover thedebt <Mseurod hr the mer assodatee of the ex-senator and ex­ arterooon la a private car aud have taken it was then noted that Mrs. Blaine was rritjetratlon; licaue reform; iwal „ptto room, at lhe Batterr Perk hotel. The ;" , k.u "—'“•j w»»» <>u ,riu»y me speaker of both political parties united in April, too. at 11 o’clock eloquent tributes to his memory. A pub­ not among the mourners, as had been sup­ ttaTn . klf 0“?“? “•Kl’tntUte; aHeeUng nooo. xtaoUard time. at the north trout door ot lic funeral was suggested, but the wishes posed. Among so many dctply-veiled fig- tho Betabltahed chureheaot Scotland and Rovenior we, not K well reaterdav u ^ST^i'bri^5**rir ",lch (“hoed hr hla the Court houw la the city ot Hutinm. County DOt hw*to£o«’ been Walee, aome local retorm Hille. There are trfp, and would see no one. Mlc{W“» u‘** **“< the of the family prevailed and the ceremonies missed, but it had wna soon whispered that ratauT ^PtlKintic retereocea lo torai,,, •,‘.'!l"‘1“* ,“»,’•“>«* circuit court for County of will be of a private nature. rtlatiais . ..c Behring mu » matter fa re gne1, ?*“’luul r»'n>*h>«l at the THE DEATH RECORD. Prfor,U? lbe starting of the fn- farrnl to as hopeful, and the country fa WILL BE BURIED IN OAK HILL. M^lt?7Ct9iLU? fram «iuare congratulated on the settlement <j( the ***** iwwl mortnw.or nufflrient theroo ?L“tUty ’ald m?rtCw lnd-trtedn«tf, 004: Mrs. Blaine had requested to be left alone Egyptian crista. b?!?» te!^ TbeatIwL?h05htZr,tU. her hooortd The funeral will be held at the Presby­ Tunis, Jan. 31.—A dynamite bomb wa terian Church of the Covenant, where Mr. *cre* of aewdinv the Lotted State, exrepttaa andrasor? Blaine was a pew-holder, on Monday morn­ exploded in this city Sunday night, can > ing much damage. The residents we ing. Dr. Hamlin, who officiated at the ■S bKS Vr-I.A panic stricken tor a time. There ia 1 funeral of Mrs. Harrison and hbr father, ££""> Medical Journal, at Fort Scott. clue to the authors of the outrage will conduct the services. The body will -better cemetery, a beautl- h" «n»t lb uw.r ’ ptv.u.*teL 8’m^'*h.i“ « a driadful t/ulKundoubfetlly caused by tbe inititag KIRK’S SOAP AMERICAN FAMILY Cures Sick..leadai s; rrijr i vr- >---i™ XSleiST’: "■*“* torn. Although Mr. Blaine’s name and tasaeare inseparably connected with th« Bl*b. wu capital to r. poned until Thu rad teadin* Advautiata trials. °^,ADU* DoVKJBur. to Monte- to MMa i JI > Wltoon, 87DW St. ShMMbti'rx, P)b,-Mra he will nofiba without Dr. Rinz s New Discovery for consumption, cotui, and colds, that It eared bis wife who was thfeatened with pnenownfa after an attack of “la grippe.” when various other rem. edles and several pbysletans had done h<r DO good. Hubert Barter, of Coupon Po,, otalm* Dr. Kh«'» New Discovery hu done him more good than anything |1(. ever used for lung trouble. Notbing like It Try It. Free trial bottles at W; H Goodyear's drugstror. Large bottle-, so,. aW«.00. Ulsctrta Bitters. This remedy ta becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All whe have used Electric' Bitters sing tl»e a unt song of p*la« ~ \ purer medicine dees not exist and It is guaranteed to do all that to rial nidi Electric Bitten* will cure all dl»e*M:v of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimple, boita, ealt rheum and other affectiniM caused by Impure blood.—Will drhe malaria from the system and prevent ns well as cure all malarial fevers.—For cure of headache, constipation and todigcvi,..), try Electric BR|rn». Entire Mtisfactiun guaranteed, or money refunded.—Pric.< 50 eta. and 81.Mt par bottle at W. H. (food­ year's drug store. Buekteo's Arnica Halve. Tlh- best salve In the world for cuts, bruises, sore-s ulcere, salt rlwurn. ft ver sores,-tetter, chapped hands, chllbbuuri cores, and ail skin eruptions, and ptMltively cures pMes or no pay required. It is guaranteed »o give perfect saltefactlon. or money refunded. Price 25 eenta per box For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggtat At Calumet methodlsta are dedical in g a new church by holding service* three times a day during the whole week. Xo lUrlmroim Mrtlkoil employed In curing piles with Hill's pile Pomade. No cutting, na llgahir-s. no cauterizing, but a simple and positive cute for piles, or we would out give you a printed guarantee with each parka< Price 31.00, six for 8ft.00 By Mail. Try it to night. For sale by Fred L. Hratb. the druggisL Eva Schmidt, a Battle /{jrcek school teacher, has been sent lo the asylum at Kalamazoo. Illness deranged her mind. Racing With WoIvm. Many a thrilling tale has been told by travelers of a race with wolves across the frozen steppes of Russia. Sumct'.nn - only tbs picked bones of the hapless trav. '.r are found to tell the tale. In cur e ru country' thousand* are engaged lu a iijr-anddeath race against the wolf ConMiiuptn.ii. Tile best weapons with which to fight the for, is Dr. Pierce’* Golden -Mt-diea! Dis­ covery. Thia reuowin (I remedy |ias cured myriads of casts when ali other medicines and d«*Ctofa had fal’.ml. It fa the grade*! blood-purifier and restorer nf strength known to lhe world. For all forms of scrofulous affection* (and cnnsumptioti is one of them). Ill* unequalrd as a remedy. W. W. Hie han I son, of Marquette, has just sold 12.uOO.ono feet of lumber Iron bis mills In that section to Bay City p< ■ pie. Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Cadillac boys have beep In tbe habit ot going to Mau ton whenever they waul to go on a tear. Officer* of the tatter town arc Dow beginning to jug them. You may rest nights If you will lake ••Adriouda." Wheeler’s Heart and Nvne Cure, It contains no opium or morphine. Sold by W. IL Goodyear. ) The postoffice at West Branbn was burg­ larized. A package nf mall, S3 worth of stampa and <2 In cash were taken. A •«•pect was arrested at Roscommon. Oil. this ringing in the ears: Oh, this bumming in tbe head! Hawking, blowing, snuffing, gaspiru. Watering eyes aud throat a-rasping. Health imparled and comfort tied. Til! 1 would that 1 were dead! What folly to suffer so with eatarrhal troubles, when the worst cases of chrunif catarrh In the head are relieved and cured bv the mild, cleansing and healing proper­ ties of Dr. Sage’s catarrh Remedy. It purifies the foul breath, by removing the cause of offence, heals the sore ahd it flamed -passages, and perfects a lasting cure. James Goodrich, the 16-yearold aon «f William Goodrich, California township, Brandi county, committed suir.de by shooting him through the heart No cause is known. There's a patent medicine which is not a patent medicine—paradoxical as that may sound. It’s a discovery! the golden discovery of medical science! It's the medicine for you—tired, run-down. < hausted. nerve-waster! men and women; for you sufferers from diseases of tdtin or scalp, liver or lungs—its chance is with every one. Its season always, because it alms to purify the fountain of life—the blood—upon which all such diseases «lcpend. The medicine is Dr. Pierce’s Gold en Medical Discovery. Tbe makers of It have enough confidence in It to sell It on trial. That is—you can get it from your druggist, and if it doesn't do what It's claimed to do. you can get vour money bock, crery rexf t<f it. That's what ita makers call takhuj the rUk of their worth. Tiny, little, sugar-coated granules, are what Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are. The best Liver Pills ever InrtnUti: active, yet mild lo operation; cure sick and bl 1-llous headaches. One a dose. lee dealers say that if a thaw coma on at Monroe the snow and the river would flood the city and bly carry away the bridges. The too thick to handle. should ice on proba­ ice It Several memliere of Oliver Graham's family, of near Cary, came near dying tbe other day. They ate ”jobnny rake.** In which some ’ rough on rate” had acci­ dently been mixed. �Hastings HannesThursday, February 2, 1895. ADIRONDA. <TUV>K M.WL.I WUKELKI'. J II J OUR COUNT* Unete5«M»ph Shorrx Of W-tndland. one a’ltaeifel pioneet* «f IWry.county died wife bad *w«*n nurrtad W y<rers. Ibis tt probably Mre longest Uare of aay couple in lhe county- Hr *«' ««t.v arrive mail up to the tlumof iii<d«Wh. and It ta NUpptwrd hi- d-a’b •as <Hh- to cbe expmure ot cold n-Crivixt Wille Mtendiag b» traps lie hud set in tire Vitr AX1) edto live. Will poslHvelv ••*i»*.- Heart Disease, Ne>vousiie»s and bl<-’-i»i.-s->iie-« ■: to 8 dropfij all of the fair daughter* <»C that burg are ’ insures lounedial'* r i-fc(guaranteed frerf from upltatai. Lev >i X. Middleton, past marrying «mc of lire town young .men and tor M. E. churco. Uedor Springs. Michl cMfc* on tlivw to stop says. "Sleep ami re-t were -trnngrrs tniue- X^Tlic Lowvll utid Hastloga l». I- though ’ after prearMng till I us«-d “AdiriHida” wowy short in extent, has insde mote .per mile 1 sleep* w»andl.v m«i.i iw.nk< no reshed/' .the past year than any <khT-i- nut.l ex.s-pt Price We..prepared ny Ww~r4i-r »t Faflec one logging r«a«i up north, at* i« whown by .Medicine Co., t'tslar .SpftugH. tMioh. \ railroad cuMwii-'-ionera rejxut.—Lowell »Cofrjn Freeport Herald. . W. H. GOODYEAR. When you want^a beech tree on Uie fnnu of Go-. Foigbiier. oouth-of town. <»:• Thursday of last wwk. wliicli worked up into 1&£» cords ot wimkI. - The three biivs cut down the tree and worked Stall into wood in one day.—NashKU^’ev-t.: FRESH LUNCH, Uo to the CfTY BAKERY. Fine line «f creams and fresh-confectionery. A. E. BENKE'S. WetlnrMlHy nMNKitng one of the trucks on a freight car loaded with French** tour, gave out as they neaied the tin>t bridge •oulh of the village, and tk-Udlicd tin­ train oeveral houra; ti was finally raioud onto ovine lies and pushed back to “ yard* it: time to clear the track for the 12:24 iraiti.—Mlddluiille Suu. NEHGHBORIMG COU STIES- Thr-rtin»r and iron bridge built by the; raying t»r Fwrmw from uiw • C.utn.1 owe ibe K.I.B.Mj S1„u, nrlwr. «•« e..inpl.l«< M—4«v. Tlw .Inoe ..I »h»l >» «’•>'">J.uln,.-.,,. 1,1.1 nn,l.-r ,»• oU mwfen “ |>( ............... r<a ,lh„ w«. «..n» l— .Ilin-. ««l “*:L„k N..nti 11-—Irt ln«. brlup- IiM U«-n liu.ll n|>.n »llr» •< . J Li .uu. . . ............ .,f l>»lishl. X. .1.1-..' II.. old on,. 1 to- llw. «;!-«- j • J 1 . ...................... .... lor rn.kl.iK llo. eb,n^ ln.m llir „.«,r Hull iii.- u,*w btntai* wa* i«*t after tbe 1U.1*1 irun pwo. soiug •••mi. <»*» wiK<**l.|etc the bridge. Engineer D. Cough 15 . Un gave t'o>- word and the workmen eomuiviio-d tlw work of tearing down tile old structure. thfn the massive Iran spuit wapulled slowly but sii-adliy iutq Ita place on the bsunenta by the l»rg- force of work­ men willi the iree <.f >oix- aud tackle. It fitted to a I *«>»! a hair'd Onmth to the adunration <>f more Until u thousand people h w.in j«»bt 30 minutes imtv tint pus-«ing of the hud train over the •>ld Oructuie until ! thi* new bridge was in ciHupleie readiness. track cun I:* cUons ami all. f*»r the passing of Um lie-, train, while the Dime occupied in moving tins tnaiudve structure, which Weighs 2fa>-t«s. on the iiultumd* was but 11 UtiuuLta«r-&itth* Creek JoucumI. TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJPAPER The Isiis? Rejabiicia Panily Paper oi ffl Md Statu ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10 Gives all the-news of Town. County and State, and as much National news as any other paper of its class. _ Your Homa would b$ incomplete without it. It was iui»rnu>g. aud at the Iwwe of am* of A Udon's college professors. The fam­ ily. Including liiree boys, were gathered for mornlhg'drtwiiiUis. The scripture l«-sson was iced aud it included the .passage whlyli states that the hairs uf our beads are alt numbered. Following tire reading cairn-the morning grayer. The family nil knelt, but during tbe offering of tfeu peti­ tion. one of the boy’ wat seized with -a spn-m nf convulsive laughter. .At the conclusion of the prayer lire dignified professor entcrril a word of reproof **My son. did yon know that it is um llemMhlyjuid wicked to laugh during morning devotion?'' "Tv! ba! ha! 1.*ha. Iia. couldn't help It. papa. LitUv brother got hold of a hair on my ti< squinted at it and said: * I don’t see nutuber on this one."—Altoon Kecordrr I’lie New M Hy Tribune Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives" all the general news of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign ' iands in’a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY ’ CIRCLE” and OUR YOUNG FOLKS." Its “HOME AND SO­ CIETY”' columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general political news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” arc rdcognized authority in all parts of the land. Along about the middle of last Novem­ ber Geo. 11 uglies, of Dauby township, An incendiary fire Monday night at turned Ids alieep from the woods into the barnyard ueu? a straw alack ami an old Onondaga destroyed the new. cn-am-ry pile of clover chaff which had lain there plant bnilt by Miles Whitney, of Portlami. tlj four or live yefts. Soon after turning,in who is agent for Davis A- Rankin, of Chi* the sheep he bad occasion to count them c.-tgo. The stockholders had trecn having short time I will sell and-found them u wether short Last trouble with the thin, and had retained Friday on going upon the stow stack to counsel. Tbe builders bfcve no doubt Gnu U ALICE KIRK. M-D . A SPECIALjCONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal cut some straw he saw a hole in the top of the lire was caused by some one Interested -11. • Fiiysiclnti and burgeon. and “THE BANNER’’ lor one year the closer pile, and upon Investigating ami will push their investigations. The Halting’. - - Mich. AU c.tll< promptly attended clay or night, ’ plant was valued at $.5, QUO ami was not Infound the lost sheep about five feel down lice over F. G. fitowell's buutaad shoe store In the middle of tbe pile, very little the worse for his long confinement. He had Secretary Reynolds, of the Michigan I AMES A. SWEEZEY. oaten a big hole about him and seemed to »I AMorney-al law. be enjoying life when rescued from tbe Millers’ association. Is urging the execu­ TIiif J war Hastings. Midi. position he had occupied just tw.o months. tive boards of the various trades organiza­ N. Y. ” regular price SI. 00. tions ot the state to co-operate’in securing every Practices in ail courts of tbe state. Col- —-Portland Observer. legislation making telegraph companies lectloiw promptly attended to. liable for damages resulting from mistakes Frank Nitns. of Lake Odessa, paid an anted _ j election bet last .Wednesday,night by giv­ etc., of the company. llS. £. U. A C. 1-. I.ATHB01-. ing.— an oyster Homoepathle Physicians and . — -— Hupper - at the Chegtham i John Hall’s large bam at North Akron I Surgeons house Id Sunfield to a dozen or more gen- wa, bn,ned tWJll,er wllh 0 head of catth-. I SubsCriptionsunay begin at any time. All calk city and .country promptly at­ llenian am! their wives. . He had bet on e7 >hwp and .. L.orwi». jn tryin|{ u> sav„ tended to. , Morse as governor. * | >owt. of the animals, a young man of Gal! IF YOU ARE GOING TO Address all orders to Some of our older citizens ulll recall tin* I trampled upon amT ludly hurt bj t A. SCEIBNEIL M. D.. b.ddenl wblel. unjnfllr pl.rwl Sll-blmu j P«r'"‘ « ” " Physician aud Surgeon, In .he ct.-S..ry J .rpnlutkn. « .... emly IX "12k J bn,S?g Delton. • • -Mich. «.«« lulu l.lstorr. The CblM«o Onrnwl. Ofllre in residence, one olo'k east of depot. (h:.;in I.. It. -iiolv a.nl nneri.*’ column I ,v wril ur4ttm| u„.1 Be lure >nd get ynur tifketn by the QUEEN and .......... Klw 111.' I.UUiw Inu .■yplai.alloo o( wl.al , br.t Male .Mok In llolliuol Mol..U>- an.I r-nr-r-rir ... c'T u* 4 r.-> a. a c. h. barber call, « iwc.ll.iu--In mo ><-ar ls>. ,i|tht ,|n.l. for «1.WO .... lh-.- Physicians aud Burgeons. tb.-r, w.-r.mll.K.n ot lhe .lal.v U.n.U , „ U„WJ. 1Ib. He clafrned to ......... be one of Y«i.n Vjrnnin.ling. will be tts tuxuricti* r» money Cail.* in city w county responded to with ..laced with lhe Morrw. anal and Banking hx-or.-ora.on. o*r that h.Mllutlon. lie ran procure. W,- ha»c five complete anil really promptness, day or night. ' train* runningdaily betwet-nCiNi ta‘(Company ’..tonn'iv for fur sale, -in ,* and all u i their proceeds took a check Irnok .... ,__________________ of the hank here and mngnttkent N*Tt and St Avc.vsTINV. These train* arc the were to be expanded In Internal Improve­ then wanted to draw .on the draft. nnh CotnnlMe Veitlbuled Trains from Cincinnati to .SHELDON. ment fortlie benefit 'of the state. This •■ashler told him he could. hot until the the SOUTH. You will gave uearlv haffaday In time. Abstract a«J Real Estate Office. company sold under its first contract a money was deposited. He gave his name Thia line Is Ito Miles Shortest. There arc no extra A.sewed shoe that will «not rip; Calf, on limited trains and you get the beat to Atmtract tiiock. liastnig*. part of thCMr bonds, and a new contract a» Eil. Strum, and claimed ho was buying charges seamless, smooth inside, morb-icoinfortable, be had. DON'T pav the same price and put up with Money tn lo-in on IL* J Ktfjje Real Estate ?old on c -nimmrio:). Gencryt eon'dancing. was then made by which the company be­ horses. An Investigation was made and inferior service. For rate* or further particulars rtylishand durable than any other shoe ever address D.G. E uwamus , G. P.Agt-Q.*C. Routs. Having a complete act of Absfrart Book’, c<iri> came tbe purchawrof all the -rest of the sold at the price. Every style. Equals custom•plied from the Record*, can T>irufsh complete State’sNecurltky in its hands, agreeing to' it was found that Strata had no account at Cincinnati, O. or a*k your home Ticket Agent for ......... ;",. ..... , . , ■ ttarvey and Harvey amt was unknown. utiKnown. It jt was a nartiar-, ticket via QUEEN and CRESCENT ROUTE. made shoes costing from $4 to &. i tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. jm the state of Michigan for tin in In in- I f(nv for the bank. Several business I The following are of the same high standard of _ •1 1 -<>r ■ . . .... . . . .• atiilInn tils, and the 1I............ ’ nitcd Stut.batik State? bank -of men were taken in by him, hiving cashed 1 merit: ’ ■ /-— P. DRAKE, M. D.. PeniHylvturiit was its-survlty ■ tor tlit’sc chtfeks for him. ami it Is bidlcved Hint • $4.00 and $5.00 Fine Calf. Hand-Sewed. *• — Farmers and Letter payment.4*. However, some lime tiefore others al Zeeland are also in a similar* Office over Ilplloway** drug store. the bonds bad been paid for. the Morris Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con way. Strum skipped and hid not been □eetlng with residence, at Holloway's drug Company dm! the Hauk ot Pennsylvania found at last reports." $A.oo Hand-Sewed, store and 3.00 had lN»th failed. The legislature of Michi­ A little over two weeks ago,1 the proprie­ gan then passed a law declaring that the :r,d.d. state was only tatuiid to repay money that tors of a large wood job told tnelr meh O. had ta-rn actually received, anti to this ihtit Hint the gang that would put up tbe position lhe state hod. to lhe greatrimligna-1 most wood the next week would get a lion of bankers and capitalists who had 1 present of a good new ax. According!;.. nlllLH’ T. COLGKOVE, and son Hoy taken the state bonds from tbe Morris I II. Wright". l :. /. " 7 "struck out for at the p tic ub advertlMcl 1 Attorney nt Ltw Ci mpauy in good faith. Oellevi g .’ e state bnrineiw Monday to see what they coijjd as tbousar..la con tasiSueet-i-sor t<» Smith & Colgrovc. > ■ " solvent. ' ’ This debt was never ■ do towards IL When tin- contractors fully OJtnce in Union block, Hastings.) •i by the state of Michigan.—Battle ‘ catoe to measure tho wood on Saturday ’ Pi Mie’s !’i dl the courts of t tie state. afterndtm, it was found they had cut :n : Journal. cords. Hi-inch wood and 4 ' j eords I foot 4 E. KEN ASTON, Frank House, who was senttiiced to wood from Monday 10 o’clock'to Saturday -1. Attorney at Law, states prison for life from Calhoun county (Over J. S. Goodvear A Co.’s store.) 3 o'clock, j cords ot 4 fixit .wood more about four years ago. died in prison last than any other two men on lite job. Of Fraetlcefiln-aH courts of the State. Collei promptly attending to. week. Ho murdered a man by the mime course they got the ax.—Caledonia News., ONLY of Campbell threw his besiy dow n .an old EVERYONE 1 it. TIMMERMAN. Homrepathfc Phy- well, ami helped to move it a year later See that • sician and Surgeon. without showing so much as a tremor. . We offer one Mandred dollars reward (Otfice overLalhrop’s drug store.) A Battle Creek young man’s ardor for for any case of catarrh that cannot be aw, real estate and collect­ his boat girl got lhe best of him about cured by Hall's catarrh cure. ing OFFICE OF F. J. Cheney & Co.-. Props! Toledo. O. ' Christmas time and he went way beyond Pai.mf.btox <k Smith, • his means In buylngnBr a nice Christmas We the undersigned, have known F. J. I Woodland, Mich. pre.-et.t He was to pay for his purchase Chedey for tbe last 14 years, and believe J. M. Smith. C. S. Palmkbtox. on the installment plan, which soon .began him perfectly honorable hi nil business 1 Justict* of the Peace. to grow monotonous and he finally stopped transactions and financially able to carry Notary Public. paying altogether. Having failed to meet out any obligations made by their firm .-SiAaV.XWvW-AKWXKXv his payments the man who sold him the West it Truax, Wholesale Progglsts, To ,ls stamped article went to the young lady and de­ Iorio. 0. on tho manded its return. She compiled with the Waldiug, Kinnan «t Marvin, Wholesale bottom of demand and q«w lives in hopes that Santa Druggists, Toledo. O. ( 5 very Boot • XIKtULSTION • Hail’s Catarrh Cure is tnkori Internally. . and Shoo. Claus will pay cash next lime. acting directly upon the blood and mucous ’ This week, 83 quires. Mason Is without electric llgbls us ti e surfaces of the system. Price, "Acts, per city refused to contract with the electr'c bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimoni­ light company, have als free. Hereafter, changes for advertisements ' ______ . ,. and gll street lamps . ... _ ____ must reach this office Tuesdays nt latest to ’ been taken down. On account of the dischargoVif an oper­ taerto. toU.etadc of the week j B w to„„ ator at Milan, people arc making a big CastoriA is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants when brought. Saturday, and had a drss e I hog in his ! sled for sale which tipped the scales at kick and are circulating an agreement to and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor The macadlmizlng of a piece of toad In 1 600 pounds, an I It was the runt in the lit­ boycott the Wabash road if an efficient operator Is not given them. other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute Ohio Im r ased the value of tbe adjoining ter at that. Mr. Morris insisted that he JrtST HQ The D. M. Ferry Seed Co., of Detroit, ' • farm Si 50 an acre, while the cost was less must have *J cents a pound, which would for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. than St an acre. This i® ano her forcible bring him money enough to buy either a arc negotiating for the erection of a s< cd I- r foots n’1‘1 It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by argument for better roads, but fnnne;> good horse, two good cows, a small flock warehouse tg some point in Charlevoix will bo slow to believe it.—Ex. of sheep or more poultry than you could county. The building will be used chief­ • Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays pack In ruluZx cn?=«4t<the car was not n ly for receiving and sorting peas. If there Is a perfectly heated and well can produce. feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, ventilated school house hi Michigan we very.large ”ne. Moral: This kind of a A public meeting was held at Gobleville cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves would like to hear of It. There has-al­ -year, raise hogs.—Chafe'. !e Leader. for the purpose of agitating the question NEW HAVEN, CONN ways been trouble In this direction with ' While plowing a । iece of newly cleared of incorporating the town. However, tbe teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. our school building, and in looking over land on his farm flte miles north of Adrian citizens present decided adversely, but PR03ATK ORDER Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach our exchanges we see numerous com­ last fall, Stephen H. Knight turned up now petitions are bejng circulated for that State ot Michigan. C.-untr of Bam — •« plaints about thclr’s. The man who large quantities of coal. He burned some purpose. _____ At a nrM^lun of tho Probate Court for the and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Ca&> could Invent a perfect heating system County of Barry, holdvn id'ttre Probate offlee. is under his boiler and in a stove with very toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. the City nf Hastings, in raid county, on Mon would make a fortune In a short time. satisfactory results, but neve? brought any day lhe tGth day of Jnnunry, la the your one thouwid debt hundred ano ninny thro*. The postmaster at South Haven h:s t> the city for examination until to-day. Present, Cbarie> W. Armstrong. Judge ot made such changes in the lobby of his It burns freely, gives out a great deal of Castoria. Castoria. Probate. office that small boys aud loafers find it gass, and is pronounced No. 1 soft coal by In tho matter of the estate of Mary J“ Castoria is an excellent medicine for chil­ an Inconvenient sitting place. He has experts. As soon as the weather permits William’. deeeaMl. > •• Castoria is so well adapted to children that On reading ard 0‘lrff th’ petllhn. duly veri­ dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its also posted notices against smoking, and he will sink a shaft. fied. ot Ida Mrlkrn'olt. daugliter nf nald de­ good effect upon their children.'’ now ladles who could not endure tho cewed. proving that u certain Instrument now Plainwell has a society .organization Da. Q. 0. Osgood, dense smoke often encountered there will on file in this court, purporting to tie the last will and testament of raid decrswl may be ndinit111 So. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, N. T. no longer be .obliged to wait outside.' This called "The Silent Sixteen.” One would C0HDEH3ED lert to probate, and that administration of a.il<i is an admirable example that many other naturally suppose It was composed of men estate may he granted to the execu’-rlx tn said " Castoria Is the best remedy for children of Our phyaida&a ia the children's departbut on the contrary all of its members arc offices would, do well to copy.. will tUNmed or to some other suitable person. women. Thereupon it Is ordered, that Friday the far distant when mothers will consider the real Atty. Gen-iEllis recently gave an opinion 10th day of February. A. !>.. l«3r.t ten o'clock In tbe foreuoon.be assigned for the hearing ot raid interest of their children, and use Castoria inwhich will be of intyrest to collectors of The shed that leads from the main one petition and that the heirs at law nf said do-taxes and mortgage holders. A case was to the depot in Grand lUpIds fell with a ceased and aU other persons interested In said presented to {him where a mortgage had crash Saturday evening caused by .a snow estate, are require.! to appear a«- a session of satd court, then to he hnldt-n at the Probate of­ morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful been assessed to an Individual, who subse­ slide from the roof of the big ahed. Tho fice. fn tire City of Huttings. In said county, and agents down their throats, thereby Bending quently disposing of 'the instrument, re­ accident occurred about five o'clock and it show cause, if any there Ire. why the prayer of fused to pay tbe assessment on the ground seems miraculous that no one was killed. Makes an everyday convenience of an the petitioner may not be granted. And it l» ordered, that sslrt petitioner give notice that he no longer bud any interest In it. old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. further to the perrons Interested In said estate, of the Frank E. Pugh, of Lansing. Ixiokkeeper Mr. Ellis claims the man Is liable for the Prepared with scrupulous cate. Highest pendency of said petition and the hearing amount of aaeessment and that if he re­ for lhe North Molitor Harrow Co., end son award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each tbereoHnr enuring a copy of - this order to be published in tbe Itaitlnn Baxnrk. a news­ fuses payment It ean be collected by levy of ex-DOstmasler Pugh, is under arrest on paper printed and circulated tn said County of on the goods and chattels of the man if tbe charge oLcmbezzlement. preferred by Barry, once in each week tor three successlv t found within the county. Other-wise the bls employer*. It h thought his stealings weeks previous to said day of hearing. NONE SUCH brand. . CttAS. W. ABMirriioHa. tax will reuudn as a lien' upon the real will reach sfeveral hundred dollars. He Judge of Probate confesses his guilt. estate which the mortgage covered. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse, N.T. (A true copy.) flour or n should! re BUSINESS CAROS. While Rose Flour & FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. $1.90 PER 100 LBJ. is n No. flour. I ­ rant $tiek to. be first “ Weekly Tribane, We furnish both papers for D per year $1.10 JOS. ROGERS. Florida H L. DOUGLAS ___ _____________ $HOEGEMTlHiER. GENTLEMEh P.A This is the .Mil" F L CANDEE The Best RUBBER FOOT WEAR LOCAL NEWS. HENRY 0:>lA)RN. 5, FICK L. CANUEE &• C2. Nops Such 7*\iOCQ IMeat What is CASTORIA �Hastings Banner Thursc^y, February 2, 1893. • THX SA8HNOS, MICH., POKTOFHCX, . OITORIAL NOTES. . minute for express trains. That their expectatiotu will be realized seems Incredible, bat when It Is remembered that electric railways are still In their tentative stage It Is Idle to attempt lo fix definite bounds to their development Electric experts do not hesitate to predict that within a de­ cade electric power will supercede steam power on all the more Important lines in the L’nitcd States. If the proposed road realizes the expectations of ita projectors It will be interesting to note Its effect upon the populations of the terminals. That it should have the effect of drawing large numbers to the outlying rural districts goes witbout saying. And such a result would offer a rotation to manv social, economic and political problems •which now perplex large cities, aud threaten grave consequences for the future. I! FELL SUNDAY HMM WHAT? A part of Union Block. Why? •J’’........................ ■..................... No section -of the United Stales hrs profited tnor.j by the protective sysum than the Bourbon South. An approxi­ mate Idea of the progress of sauiherti In­ dustry undec the tariff policy which wutiiern leaders are endeavoring to overthrow may be obtained from a United States reli­ ant report just Issued on iron and ■ateel drug1 Morek joined The scope of some rebellions may be im­ making in the United States. The capital agined from that which recently happen­ The /n in above cut. Invested in the blast furnace branch of it on ed In the Hawaiian islands. The monthis Industry Increased during the census period from 810.964.207 to $33.28^.370. a archtal form ot government of the Islands The monthly meeting of the ladles mis­ was completely overturned a few days sionary society connected with the Presby­ gain of 916.243,103 or 05x75 per cent ago, nnd one shot was absolutely fired. terian eliureb will be held at the parson­ Production grew from 350,436 net tons’In Of course no one wns hurt, but then there age next Wednesday at 2:30. 1880 to {.834.580 net tons in 1390. a gain might' have been. A committee from । Mrs. Grigshy hopes to meet Hie lz»yai of 1.484.150 net tons or 423.52 per cent. ISA those Islands Is now on Its way here to Iz-glon Band sf Hope at tl»e U. B. bail In ro'Ung mil's and st el w irks inves e 1 next Friday at 4 o’clock. ask annexation to the United States. capital grew froqi 911,065,200 en 1880 to The monthly meeting of the woman’s 817,528,090 In 1890, a gain of 55,802,830 or One Price Shoe Dealers. foreign missionary society of the Metho­ Democrats are rather in the hole again 50.20 per cent Production In this branch dist Episcopal church will be held on rose from 290,324 to 515,77* tonsa gain of in regard to the silver question. Some of Wednesday, February 8tb, In the church Alraut five o'clock Sunday morning a 225.451 net tons. or 77.05 per cent, daring the most impetuous ones who were loudest terrific crash was heard on Main street, parlors beginning at half past two. Sub­ the deeade. In the mean time the average in denunciation of the Sherman law, and that awoke people living several blocks ject, "Biographical Studies.” even helped to frame that section of their dlstaDL A high wind prevailed at the annual earning of t Employees Ju the iron Don't forget the donation for the benefit and steel Industries Increased from $304.02 national platform which, denounced the time and no further noises being heard ot Bev. Blanchard and wife at their resi­ the aroused riumberefs, one by one re­ to $49*1.18, a gata of 810447 or 34.20 per Sherman law, are now looking for some ef­ turned again to lhe apmi of Morpheus. dence on west State St. Friday evening. Tin? members of the first Baptist church cent. This is a partial showing of what fective means of t’olglng the issue. The crash was caused by the west wall of extend a cordial Invitation to all' to be the recently burned building toppling present. protection has done for tire south. 'It is , over. A part of the wall fell to the west planttag factories beside her cotton field*, The democrats will probably replace tbe and went crashing through W. H. Good­ Tbe secondly quarterly meeting of the opening up her bidden treasures of miner­ tax on sugar, which enter# more largely’ years drug store,'making a sorry looktag Hastings Mission of the United Brethren als aud pouring >n northern and into family use than tiny other commodity,’. sight of IL The rest of the wall went to in Christ. Michigan Conference, w|ll be foreign capital taro her lap. Nevertheless which might be taxed. If aiore money Ist the east and crashed through Byron Dick­ held Saturday, Feb. 4th. 1898, In the Bog­ southern Icndei^Juve gone on ‘denouncing needed why not double the tax on tobacco?, Ins-JU’s saloon, which Had been temporar­ er’s hail. Services to begin at 3 p. m. ily fixed up for him in the ruined block We desire Uw presence ot all the members: our tariff laws as the bum of all ’villainies, Tax the rich man's cigar agHier than tbe! and was only stopped by the cellar. also preaching In the evening at 7 p. tn. and have pledged themselves to-erase them widow’s breakfast (able. From front to rear the saloon is so filled and ««p the Sabbath at 10’4 a. m. and 7 p. from the statute books. They seem now with broken timbers-and debris of various kinds, that a red squirrel would have on the point of success, if this proves the The ladies In this city Interested in for­ I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logf». There are a vast number of expectant1 difficulty In making ills wav through it eign missions had a rare treat Tuesday af­ case tbe .south will return to her former patriots sitting around ami wondering at1 Mr. Dickinson had Just moved Ills stock of ternoon In lisientag to a must interesting I also do humiliating condition of dependence on ! liquors into the building and also all >f bis Mr. Cleveland’s delay in announcing bis talk given before the wuman’s auxiliary of , fixtures, all of which be values at 11200. the Episcopal church at Mrs. Colgrove's by agriculture. Her rich stores of uudevelcabinet appointments. They might be SatThe lass will nearly be total. Onlj " ' Mrs. Hadley, who has been actively en­ oped wealth, will remain locked up from called “gentlemen In waiting”—waiting' urday Mr. Dickinson had a large sign gaged In the work in China. Several la­ her people until they recognize in protec­ for Mr. Cleveland to divide tbe spoils. placed in front of his place bearing the dies from other missionary societies In the tion the only means of insuring the Indus­ picture of two pugilists in the fistic arena, city were present ami greatly enjoyed the trial advancement of their section. Some Idea of the vast amount of bust* and underneath was the general invi Mtion Instructive talk they received. as* follows: “Dew Drop In.”. The llivlInvi­ ness transacted by metropolitan banks may The donation given tor Rev. A. D. tation was evidently accepted in Its most' The death of Jss..G. Blaine, which oc­ bo gained from the tact that tbe total busi­ liberal terms. Thu sign still remains but Grigsby TueMlay night was a success in P. S. Anyone having large logs that they curred nt his home in Washington Friday ness of one New York bank through the tho saloon and all ita contents have spite of the Inclemency of tbe weather. * can’t handle call and see me. J will buy timber The*proceeds amounted to 9125 In cash forenoon, removes the foremost man of clearing house was nearly $4,500, OOU.iMXJ. “dropped in" the cellar. W. H. Goodyear's loss will be consider­ beside quite a number of miscellaneous ar­ standing. his time from American politics and his­ last year. able. probably In tbe neighborhood of ticles of use to the pastor and hl< family. tory, His life has been an extremely use­ $2000. The bacic end of the store looks ••What' are we in power for If not to re­ as though ll had disputed the right of way ful and busy one. and tor tl»e past 40 Mrs. Gard Chidester and Mrs. Dorr yean, his name has been prominently be­ peal tbe McKinley law?" is the substance with a cyclone and come out second Ijest. Mudge entertained a progressive pedro fore lhe country. He was a aiatfhless of Mr. Cleveland's remark to a Syracuse We understand that Mr. Goodyear will party at the latter’s cozy home Monday erect a brick building soon, in place of leader and organizer, and a stetesma^ of reporter. Every tariff dodger should be­ the frame one, which is rendered worth­ evening In honor of Miss Hattie Hotchkiss, highest ability. His master m'.ud, quick gin to look for his hiding place. less by the accident, being worth only of Aurora. HI., who ta visiting, her sister, . perception and diplomatic skill Jhrertoday wlmt it would Inventory as kindling Mrs. Chidester. About do were present and a most pleasant evening was passed. in collossal scheme/of foreign trade and Prominent mugwumps say that .Cleve­ wood. Notwithstanding the fact tliat the recent A very pretty after dinner coffee cup was land will do something for Civil service re ­ closer union' of all American ^countries. fire wns a loss to tbe city; yet there were given as the ladles prize and wns won by His later years have been spent >iu nn ef­ form. Yes, he no doubt will. ■ He will some features In which it was a blessing. Miss Messer. D. 1.. Goodyear nnd W. R. Union ball tbe only bail of any size in the Cook cut for the gentleman's prize nn oxi­ fort toJiave the United States recognized probably lay It on tbe table. city was often filled to overflowing during dized match safe and the latter won IL every where as one of the greatest nations entertainments, and wu a veritable fire « Mr. and Mrs. Will Chidester entertainof the world, and It lias been .largely Additional Local Rews. trap. Had a fireJnvkcn out when tbe Ml a few of their friends last evening with through his statesmanship that -America hnil wns filled with peopto; great loss The woods In which William .Souther­ would have followed, as the exit wns very [drive whist. First prizes were secured by stands IHgher to-day than -ever before. Mrs. Will Goodyear and John Pendergast land met his death last week Kecm to be narrow and all escape could easily have Mr. and Mrs. Chidester entertain again He was a thorough republican and his , presided over by some evil spirit. Two been ent off by the tlamee. Jt seems al­ this evening with whist. love for all that was Aaieciean was never people have met with death in thoee most miraculous that no oue was killed questionwl. Though be baa met with woods, and three others serteuWy injured •by the falling wall No better time could Fourteen couple drove to Thomapplc many political reverse* aud humiliations, during the past few years. nave been selected than the time that it Lake last night and passed a jolly even­ ing and part of tbe morning in dancing ■happened. Had It occurred during some yet he way never known to sulk in tds, It Is to l»e regretted that the ladies of tent, but -devoted himself intently .to JZe Hastings are not taking more of an inter­ week day several people would have been and fun in general. Thom- present were: killed. Byron Dickinson lufoccis,us that Messrs and Mesdames Parker. Hay. Van est In the womans exhibit at the World's succesy of.prlmiples which be -advo^ted. fslr. With the ability and aocompllslh- had tiie accident occurred Saturday at any Valkcnburg, Hayes. Heath. McElwain. His magnetic personality, tbe happy blend­ meats Hastings ladies are known to have, hour ut tbe day or until 9 o'clock at night Jordan, Dr. Barber, and ^liases Franc ing of brilUancy and profnadity fascinated a most creditable exhibit eouta be sent 30 or 40 people would have been crashed Williams. Kittle Beadle, Sable Beadle. buueath the ruins of bls saloon. Alice eddy. Arloa McOmber, Mrs. Ella men.and commanded their respect and al­ from here. Mr. Goodyear’s loss will probably fail Bowen and Messrs Smith, Doyle, Tefft. legiance, se that whenever and wherever. Old. Mr. Virgil, who has been hi failing on the Insurance compaales. who Issuer! Layton, Waldroff and Riley. health many jears. died Sunday morning. . the name of Blaine was mentioned, it policies on tbe building ownhd by the • The funeral servleos were held Monday 1 Misses Wolf, as they had not adjusted the aroused a spirit of enthusiasm unexcelltd afternoon conducted by Rev. A. D. Grigs- j by that paid io any statesman of the age.,, by. Mr. Virgil leave* an aged widow in lose. Mr. Goodyear bad wanted lhe com­ panies of the unsafe condition of the wall, He was a man universally worshipped by feeble health, who would be destitute but and that he would bold tbesi responsible his friends and hated by his ewemitw; but' for kind friends. for any damage that might result to him. ^Conrad Clever to F.C. rates, panel, Nashville now that he has passed from earth they The announcement of a volume W short After the accident the hook and ladder Tb<H. Meritath to Eltzebeth McArthur & u ' * * hasten to pay .tribute to ills worth Au sen­ stories by Mrs. Ruth McEmery Stmrt will companies weri^called out and tore down of 8. K.^nes. Baltimore, atsoo. be hailed with delight by alf wbe have several jjortlons of the wall that were in Irlm2“|l«S““° U °* “• Wlboi,> *» *• *c »«. timents the mast tender. been entertained by the incomparable danger ef falling out. Ever since tbe fire to IL M. Bristol, <U a. see 1 sketches of southern life which she has it has bon a matter of comment that the ' ' R«tento<l nib, Tbe KuvenioM or all tn, kui.h and „r- sontrlbuted-lo the periodicals. Tbe vol­ walls should be left standing as they were, as tkejr stood as a menace to the safety of ume Is entitled A Golden Wedding and rltorlM menu,- .express^ *hel r opinion, Other Tales,, and Is handsomely illustrated all passers-by. A meeting of tho oonwoon lo one of lhe loa£,w dxlly Mp,r, council bos-been called for this (Monday) Harper * Brothers are the publlsbera. noon to ’determine whether more of Xhc eouulr, aa regarda a national .luatanltae The Columbian Club ball Friday even­ * add Hie ratrleUoaotlmmlcrUlou. Speak­ ing was well attended and a very pleasant walls shall be torn down or not, and Is ■SOOS, 81UOJL still in session. ing tor 111, suite <hey represented, the,- affair. Hercules orchestra furnished the (Tuesday) Three, days have been allow­ Mc’oo to Jas. MeUe. Ma, sec 19. Assyria. were pnaetleally unanltnons la the opinion niualc and their reputation is first-class. ed in which to tear the walls down to tbe that Immigration ahauld be reotrteted and The following gentlemen constitute Rs second story. A targe piece of the Un pJSIttl.*bru.’i££ C- “d *""• members: Prof. Frank Newton, Merera. FEB. 4, 1892. that them should beahaUonalqaanaatloe W. M. Simpson. C. H. Barber, C. W. roofing has blown overt In front of the ..I teluTK W ■“* XMU. orate-r. South Side State St. building and If the wild continues .to While there wa, no dealt, expressed. to Warner, and B. 1». Seward. The club are Increase In velocity it is liable to save all giving the lovers of dancing excellent par­ erect any harrier that would keep ont the parties from any father trouble in tearing ties.—Middleville Sun. down the wall, though it may not exercise ASSS'eSi"’"-Hat army at stalwart, latelllgeat and IdIn March, when the sap begins to move the degree of caution that public safety duaxrlou. Immlgranta, arhleh has be™ a demands. great taclorhi dereloptag.lhe nwoarces or ta the sugar maple, there will be more sutorn, ahollsd per bu.. kt. gar-makers Ip western Michigan than for Sffi.'SrW” °this country aud adding u, It, ,„|,h sone years- Since the McKinley taw proaperlty. y«t tho welfare of the roontry gave thp sugai^makera a bounty the num­ demands that there should be a strlngeK ber-his Increased. I^st year $725.54 ' The society oounectcd with Emmanuel per ton. 5.00 to s.oo bouuty was paid to forty-two makers of) church will be entertained on Thursday ' H*V Pri9* lb.. 11. regulation or Immlgratlou. With respect sugar In the dlstricL The application fov Feb. 9th, bv Mesdames J. Russell, Tom^ ?? ku., 57. lo a national ipunuitlne tlnwe were only a bounty must be made almost one year in llMon, Dlckeraoa. Holloway, Wllklna, Hye per bu.. 52. one or two narrations to a unanimous ap. advance, and this year toere are 197 ap\ Jordan, Bates, and Miss Besainer. Sup4t«XPerved from. 5 tnuil 7. pUauria. — G. i. Herald. prowl. In urging that the shield or the 1 Republic should be placed between u,o Tbe Rev. D. Van Andrews, of Marshall, The Hastings W. C. T. U. will bold ita F you save time you save American people and the Asiatic pestl. will give a lecture In the Episcopal society annual meeting for the election of officers money. You can save a vast lance, now threatening us. ss wall as all rooms Wednesday, Feb. «th. SnbjecL on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 7th, at Mra, “A Modern Canterbury Pilgrimage” This N. Baltoy’s. All women Interested In ALWAYS SMOKE amount of time if you are look­ plagues that might threaten us In lecture ta one of hta own experience and temperance are cordially invited. ing for and embraces both the ser­ the rUhl re, Ir no protection Is risen, the observation, । and humorous. It will be of great “K. ehureh plague which sleeps on the ether aide nr ious I intereat to the literary clubs wbo are 1>oU eoorenUon it Grand tho water, will threaten nut only one city studying i English History, especially to and etale, but all The demand lor re- tbe 1 Glasses in schoot Hour, half past standard time. Admission ts cento. atrlellon or Immigration and a nahaaal seven ’ WRUanntlno la national and not cooaned to Il will be seen by ths following from J. any one section of lhe country. 1 Orno Strong, West Coast Trade, that peo­ ' ?r any kind of building mater­ Quotations, news items. Grecian history. Mra. Hoyt. —»-S>r. Iple In Spokane who are not fortunate and not . iaI’ by coming directly to ua, Callias, Min Bush. y ’ The public will watch with interest the enough ! to possess “blddted” that lay are t only that, you will save money by buying of us. Project ot an electric rallroM between in I the same fix as people here; they proba­ ’c”'plurr' “">• bly do withouL “Spokane la suffering Chicago aud St. Louis, a distant? of 259 because « Mra of the scarcity of egg8 at tin WTKSZU,,cto” K““l “ miles. The road is now being constructed 1 ■®<1 It to believed It will be completedT Jpresent time and the Review reports that on Friday and Saturday wholesalers were We are posted iA out entirely. Retail dealers are . Z" ^“ln< BaB,®cr h OTef' The cleaned I selling ranch eggs at 40 cento a dozen and ' our business and do or"'?' PteM of the 'mtarprise |M|ude tVvera| | eastoraat t It Acknowledges no Superior. --------85 cents. Taken ta connection ,"Tbe nan with Un blu,’■ ' "’ruing: enough of it to ena­ *• between tbe two cities. |u wlth prwent pronounced scarcity and *« confidently countlmr on i’S* P°Sk p'YlueU- 11 terble u8 to sell cheaply tuTMrotng .Ute rrZtoSr* W,t Snn“nd yet get a living. •o’doelttoteMbT^'KKA^1”- , Trying to keep up with the fall id the prices of our Warm Goods, but though it went to the celler we go ’em one better. Come in and see. These goods are not at “your prices” but ours, and that’s lower than you would think of patting them. Bring your Goodform ticket and get that beautiful magazine 6 mo. free. WOOLLEY BRONSON, WANTED! SAW LOGS CUSTOM SAWING J, L. WILKINS, Agt CASH SALE OF LEATHER GOODS SATURDAY , FEB. 4, '93. SSSSSS.L!rt*h' “J $4.00. $1.75 shoes for $1 j50. 3.25. 1.50 “ “ 1.30. 3.00. 1.25 “ 1.10. 2.50. 1.15 “ “ 1.00. 2.00. 1.00 •■ “ .90. 1.75. .75 ■* “ .65. This is to reduce stock for Spring goods, Spring goods I must have the money to discount my bills. All leather goods must be sold at reduced prices Saturday, Feb. 4, '93 for cash only. Now is the time to get good goods cheap at $5.00 shoes for 4.00 “ “ '3.50 “ " 3.00 “ “ 2.50 “ “ - «■ 2.00 “ “ swtevSi&E nAATSTfi,J-0 **“•""" Between flKaUKr I 8847 the best In The Market /. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. t �.Hastings Banner Thursday, February 2, «$93- PERSONAL MENTION. their root-, imt we are railing ckithtag cheaper than auy other boura in the roao- V^r«y Havens is visitingte Battle Creek. LAST ■ CALL! |. VCr-lkiM* AA. R. MeOaber left for Chicago Satur­ day. * We rezret to learn at <h* serious I11dc-’< L. E. Kuappen was In* the city Tues­ o’Seri tie I Caraoa. «f Galesburg. aid n day. . company w ith hit l«*t^' friends In tbl» county trust that he may soon be rest »red I M. L. Cook was In Grand Rapids Tues­ day. Ladies do you have trouble getting jn-t Mrs. W. 11. ■Schantz and son Elllbti are th. kiioi nf a idme you want? W« will visiting with Mka Glenna In Albion this week. Give yen any shape or style you waut. Minor I-aytoa returned to Mu«.kegon Call and .-ee us. Saturday. ' . I Wooua A Bronmn. John Pendergast returned fam Chica­ Now we have a nice place to do busi­ • ness in uod we want <0 do a nice busiuess go Munday. in Uih place, therefore’we are fully Block­ Harry Andersou. nr. Is dangerously lick ed with uv. L goods tooth groceries and with La grippe. crucM-ry. tall ami wc us. .James Wilkens was in Caledonia Sa ur।l/lt would fee a very good thing if the day on business. |Z'S. Palmerton, ot Woodland, was; In I council would pass nu ordinauce requir। ing jHKipIv to k«-e|» their walk* clean. If' rue city Monday. • this had beet: dqne before the rain lhe v/j. \V.' Lunn expecl» to go to Toktdo, walking would be min'-h irracbtxous and Gldp, next week. . would saved a good many ayrne very, hard /W. Mershon, uf Kalaruszoo. was I in falls. tlx city yesterday. • • There will toe two eclipse* of Hie sun Absolutely Pure. J this year, a total eclipse April l«th, Frank Maus, of Grand Rapids, spfent A fCMSt of tartar baking powder. Hlgbebi ' of oil in leaxening sln-Egth.—Latest United• which will not be visible except in the Sunday in the city. •southern lietnlsplure. and an annual Slates Goronuneut Food Reyp rt. Walter Warner, of Woodlaud, la clerk-, eclipse on Oct V. which will be Invisible - -east of a line drawn through Buuiiirk, ing for F. L. Heath. Dak., Omaha, Memphis, and Sapelu IsW. L. Wilkens, of Chicago, has been aud, Ga. . visiting in the city. Many who have .carried an erect portion I Miss McLaughlin spent Sunday with for many years took a sudden tumble j cs-! friends In Nashville. terday owing to tbe Icy walks and roads. [ Even a reverend gentleman was seen to I P. T. Colgrove returned from Washing­ collapse while carrying a lamp across the ton Saturday evening. street tn the great amusement of specta­ M'.ms Ruth Handy spent Sunday in the tors. We won’t tell about uur own mls­ city with her parents. ' fortunes, but we thumped the walk hard. ^AKIJI6 POWDER HA YE YOU THE TOOTHACHE? o Thirteen Cents Out of Every Dollar Is Yours. There is nothing so good to clean furni­ jyMra. W. D. Sterling is entertaining her ture as a woolen rag dampened in spirits mother from near Lowell. Frank ot Freeport, is working of turpentine. This lakes all the dust and ____Roush, ____________ cloud from carvings and panels. When j! 1UI for W. H. tMjflo My^rs a, at present, <» . u. they have been thoroughly cleaned with l/^II ■ ss Grace Messer Is visiting friends nt tbe turpentine. go over the surface again 1 With a Hannel dipped in linseed oil,' rub­ Akeley college. Grand Haven. bing it well hito the wood. • Mrs. Ray Dunlap, of Saranac, is visiting Owing tu the aceld&nt to W. H. Good- relatives and friends hi the city. A. D. Hughes, of Eaton Rapids, former­ year’^ store, the account of which will be I. found elsewhere In this Issue, he has ly at Irving was here on Tuesday. I moved his goods into tbe building recent­ ly occupied by the City Bank in Messer i/Mra. Fretl Spangemacker, of Middle­ Bros, block and Mr. Goodyear will now ville, visited in the city Wednesday. lx found there where he will be glad John Dunning is in Grand Rapids tl is to welcome all bis old customers and as week, where he expects to obtain work. many new ones. i/Sfrs. W. J. Bowne visited her slat sr Elvewhere In this Issue wffl be found a Miss Minnie Cook In Allegan this week. eaU for a republican rounty convention to Miss Una Quinn left Monday for a tv 0 be held Feb. .10th. In the court room in thiiieliy. More time could not be given weeks visit in Allegan and Grand Rapids. from (be fact that after next week court y/lC B. Messer left Monday afternoon f^r will be In session, and probably will be the vast In the interest of the Wool Boot for a couple of weeks. Every toprn should Co. make nn extra effort to be represented by THH» DRUGGIST. Miss Matle Ashley.’ ot Grand Radlp ■, its full quota of deleifates. is the guest of Mrs. W. H. Goodyear th s The exercises at the opening of the week, World's fair next May, It lias been decided Mbs Lou Felghner returned to Nash­ by the executive committee of the board of iircctorx, will be open to the pnblie. ville this week after a two weeks visit m Tliey will be held out of doors and as tbe dty. map; ns can find 'pace around a big grand utfrs. Belle Emery, ^>f Grand Rapids, s siatid will have an opportunity of seeing tne guest of hey parents, Mr. and Mrs. President Cleveland and heating his speech 0. D. Spaulding. ns well as the ex|n*cted poem by Oliver George Black, pt Centralia, Washing­ Wendell Holmes. > ton Is expected in the city this week fore Lauch, talk or cat. <1<> your artificial terth ' We present to our readers Ibis week an short visit with relatives. I f fu>end -----------out, dollar.-for elegnnt though brief history of the lite of loosen or drop down'. 1 .. Mesdames ira Van Valkenburg, W. It. Dr. Husband’s Handy holder. You can apply It James G. Bia nr. written by John Clark U>your plat* In m tnluijfe. and no matter If Bldpath, the eminent historian, together Cook and Miss Franc Williams were ip your plate tits or not It wflt bold firmly In the - ‘ with a photograph of the deceased stales3 Grand Rapids Saturday. mouth under the most tryingctroumstam ts. Address J. Z. HUSBAND, D. D. 8, man and his family. In view of the very (/Miss Hattie Hotchkiss returns lo Auro­ White ( loud. ra, III., Saturday after a month ’ s visit with important part that he has played In Michigan American history 111 the past 25 years, a . her sister, Mrs. Gard Chidester. review of.his career will be found most inMr. nnd Mrs. Lamos, of Grand* Rapids, tere.-tiug. and tends to freshen the minds I were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. of hit admirers as to his great powers. *■ Robinson. Tuesday and Wednesday. Il will be found on our Inside pages. l^rs. Hadley, who recently returned Some of our Ideal nimrods are strongly from Hankow, China, Is visiting in the •V the opinion that the present continued city at present, among her old friends aud severe weather and deep snow will Aecid- acquaintances. edly dt choate the uumber of quail In this Mrs. 6. A. Wliltrlgbt and son Mark vicinity. These game) birds feed upon seeds, and the enow prevents their getting returned home last week Friday from n f > -w -n "a lat this food readily, and with Insufficient four weeks visit among her many frienib -*• v *-'*--*/fowl, their deerioratrd condition makes in Dnnesville and Mnsou. t'RED or P<Y for ferrice*. ihtm easy victims of the cold. During ■?.!! tin, mild winter, ot the n«»t tew rears kinds of Rupture of both sexes. No pain; no the mild winters of lhe past few years A good man to sell the Whirl Pool operation; no detention from business. For the quail have increased rapidly and many full Information and Illustrated p*mnblet eon­ birds were left when the shooting season washer In this city and vicinity. Write . tain Ing Michigan references (free). address to Barber * Johnson, Muskegon, Mich. . cloifed Dec. 15, last. DH. Il W. MaU«H, or THE O. E. MILLER CO., >Oi, PH- V fl Mich­ The firm of A. Black A Son. has been igan Ave., Detroit, Mich. c •dissolved, and in 1U place is the new firm The building committee for Barry Co. of Black. Sweers & Co., Riley Sweets be­ icourt house and jail will receive sealed When In GRAND RAPIDS slop at ing the new member. The magnitude of blds for the sale of the following properly, the transactions of this firm arc not gener­ viz., the old jail property including two ally known. With but very few excep­ lota No's 729 and 730, also the old court tions. it buys rnory granite than any firm house. Blds will'be received up to and opposite UNION DEPOT. ' in Michigan. Two or three travelling Including the 15th of Feb. a. D.. 1893, at men arc kept busy, and their work goes to 12 o’clock m. Ajl blds shall be addressed Free Baggage Transfer. New House all parts ot the slate. Their business last to Building Committee. Orson Swift, Sec­ Steam Heat and Electric Bells. Rooms 50 year amounted to nearly 885,000. We are retary. Hastings, Mich. The committee 1 BEACH * BOOTH. glad to announce the presence of such reserve the right to reject any and all bids. firms in our city, and wish the new firm By order of Comm. of Black, Sweers * Co. continued prosper­ Oiwox Swift, Scc'y. ity. . : Dated, Jan. 17th, 1894. One feels tempted to leave to the Indus­ Teeth KxtTMtod without Fain. I trious protest of the dally press the ques­ Dr. M. E. Blair, of W. IL M. U. Cleve­ tion of high hats and bonnets worn in tbe circulation parquet of a theatre, writes Mrs. Burton land. Ohio, will be at Hastings House* This week, 83 quires. Harrison in the fourth paper of her series Hastings, Mich., Thursday, Friday anp "The Well-Bred Girl In Society” In the Saturday, February 0, 10 and 11th, for the February Ladies’ Home Journal. But in purpose of extracting teeth without pain Hereafter, changes for advertisement this season'of extraordinary wings and or sfeep. Hu uses no cmorofonn, ether, must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to rampant bows. the nuisance has sprung vitalized air or cocaine, but guarantees the insure Insertion in the issue of the week up with redoubled force. A distinguished careful removal of all teeth "without pain actor recently remarked that, during the or Injury to gums al time-of removal or when brought. first act of u play New York was flocking after. Patients are endowed with all to see In Its first week, he was so trans­ their senses, during removal of teeth. Full In line and Inspect R. Mudge A fixed by a bonnet that appeared in the The Dr. Is the inventor and patentee of Son’s goods. Everything goes at cost. seats behtnd'the orchestra as to well-nigh this process. Don’t full to see him. Free of charge If not satisfactory to patient. Knee pants for 21 cents at Mudge’s forget Ills part. To Illustrate, he took posserafon oTtbe folding fan of the lady TEHTIMOXIALS. store. Every thing in the store at cost. with whom be was talking, and held it Mr. C. Bender................................................ 6teeth Goods are going fast at our cost, sale. out at full length *upon his head. "I give Mrs. Robson....................................... 14 teeth . R. Mviice & Sox. you my word,” he added, "the bow on the Mra. Blakesly................................................ 12teeth C 2 It that you buy your tea and coffee top of her head was about this sire and Mra. L. Sharp.............................................. 4teeth at Stauffer’s. Quality the best, and prices shape.’’ A little, a very little, consldera- Mra. Van Wee................................................. 23teeth lion’among women on this score would Mrs. Mitchell.'.............................................. 15teeth right. bring about reform. and others, all of Grand Ledge, Mich. E. D. Reid will have an auction sale at A life insurance company, whose advice ids residence one mile west of Quimby, under the circumstances may be taken as Wednesday, Feb. 8th. A republican oountv convention for the pur­ sincere, tells its clients that the golden rule pose 01 electing 11 delegates to the republican Always smoke Ed. Powers No. 85 cigar. In cold weather Is to keep the extremities state convention co be held la Detroit. Wed­ Always the same: always the best 5 cent warm. The first and most Important rnle nesday. F< binary 22. 18U3. will bo held In the court room In tbe city of Hastings on Friday, cigar In the United States. for the carrying out of this rule Is never to February 10, ISKL Tbe convention win be to order at 11:30 o'clock, a county eotnMrs. Mary Craddock wishes to sell the be tightly shod. Boots or shoes that fit called mlssionfr of schools will also bo nominated nt closely prevent the free circulation of the place she now occupies in second ward this convention as well as delegates to tbe Ju­ blood by pressure, but when, on the con­ dicial Convention to be called later on. and and will sell at a bargain. trary, they do not embrace the foot too such other business transacted as may properSome of thglce W. F. Hicks Is putting firmly, the space left between the shoe and come before the convention. The va lous townships and wards will be en­ up is 18 Inches thick and so clear print stocking lias a good supply of warm air. titled to delegatee la the county convention as can be read plainly through it Tbe second rule Is never to sit In damp follows, one (or each J5 votes cast at the pro­ ceeding general election for the republican can­ shoes. It Is often supposed that unless John A. Fuller, of this city, was mar­ didate for lieutenant gov-----shoes are positively wet it Is unnecessary each fraction of u over 25. ried to Mrs. Elizabeth Arndt of Grand ' " Rapids, last week, aud Is receiving the to change them while the feet are at rest. ffiSs:.:.:. This is a great fallacy, for when the least WE"."'. congratulations of his friends. ,..8 Johnstown......... dampness Is absot bed into tbe sole in Its ..5 Maple Grove....... Fox hunting seems to be the favorite rec­ evaporation it absorbs the heat from the1 Castleton......... .14 Orangeville......... ..4 Pralrtevina......... reation with Hickory Corners hunters. foot and thus perspiration is dangerously Hastings twp.. 1st ward. Rutland.............. An account of a recent hunt will be found checked. This can easily be proven by City, ..4 Thornapple......... City. 2nd ward. in the correspondence from that place. .3 Woodland........... trying the experiment ot neglecting the .3 Yankee Springs . For Sale—one new milch cow. Resi­ rule. The feet will be f >und cold and ropresenled. Barry Co. Republican Commlttw. dence one-halt mile south and one mile, damp after a few minutes, Although.on taking off the shoe and examining It Halb Kmnbox, Chairman. east of the town hall, Irving. A. K. Kbmastox, Sec’y will appear to be quite dry. J. J. Wnra. Dated, Hastings. Feb. BL *93. Do your teeth bother you! 1 have a remedy for tooth­ ache that 1 warrant to cure in from 5 to 10 min­ utes, does not injure the teeth and prevents furth­ er decay. Do not suffer when yon can be releived at once. FRED L. HEATH, Prescriptions prepared with pure drugs at reduc­ ed prices. WHEN YOU -TOE KENT LOCAL NEWS. • • We also This is what F. W. Greble’s Guarantee eighty-seven cent sale means. To You get one dollar's worth of Discotint goods for eighty-seven 4ny dealer cash. Tn Barry Co to every thing in our store and 13 cents affords house-keepers a splendid On the opportunity to buy the Best 7Dollar. cents This reduction applies ■ nods at very low prices. SALE OPENS JANUARY 26. 1893. We are exclusive agents for the Hastings Furniture Manu­ facturing Goods. Weeks Only • Two Weeks Only TURNING POINT HAS COME. All Bojs, Youths and Young Men’s Winter Clothing placed on sale at‘ greatly reduced prices. If it were Mid­ Summer you’d wonder how prices on these goods could^be so little. Think of the marvel of it, then, in mid-Winter! BOY’S SUITS. > Two sorts in particular, either of them excep­ tional value, even when measured by the bargain prices of recent weeks. Two piece suits (double breasted coat) of one of . the most reliable domestic woolen stuffs, colors and ' patterns that everybody likes. Usual prices $5 to these at $i. Two piece suits (double breasted coat) of foreign cheviot Not a suit in the lot that sold for less than 89 at the start of this season; these at f6. �^“<£dorft«ofthop»™! BWn.-. ri~ to pnblk node. WM£» oiciona. hot not «in«nl«r. H« ™<OTd & .ocOTrfolly Into th.*”™I mniirt. Il Jev’loP" itMlf Dto,?t «5.of roHtio. He devoted bfrneelf to Uworr ot tb» rotoplOTrafl’gtoi'to ‘ £t pontot^ith native aeet nnder tbe iL-mu republic. of of all nn.lcr the egi» of *>>• Pnit“ of an nnnratoly HIS INFLUENCE AND GENIUS JE. Hi. rariy -xpertatOT tj ><”* BUM. It I, a to™ lOlnoHe to<l«uJtan stood him well In hand. TT» notion of which one ol tho fnntoentnl Stal in which he held the editon.1 pen nrinriplo. t' utuchraeol to tho Inin S pn-eierly that in which the oldatyle S5o .u<l ermion to British tnBnenres Achlerccir-nt» l» *il*tr*' rfSitaive and redan-lant oratory waa on thia rld« trf the too. It b , givitW l-to" “ “nd ,rnLT tliat the doctrino ot protection, to which Trlamplu 1 forms of speech, , Blaine «nro r:lch powerful nml rational The transformation deinanded that the advocacy, was by him held as secondary lOOTitowt «orator of the new |»-riod ebotod be a ran. to tbe deeper motive of American self sieu-u.pvn.rtwiw.-v’1'1-”"1”™’- of eaa«t Unsuajteand cogent arsuaenl •ufletoncy and of the confirmation of Blainoequick and capaciona mmd con^XdXliiyandinoicllvnl mcaanre the United State* in tho primacy of the ncoeow-.w.-i “—-'“'-'Xeo. i th. new jOTM<l.an.l when bo ad- three Americas. Blaine’s whole career in congress was Kia the day of Endymion-tho hour „„| t„ the tuitionul platformi ho wont spectacular and dramatic. The genius of the aettinff rant The epiendid, orb with tho equipment of perfect Itogni-tuc of □he num favored display and great which has shone for more than a quarter forms, a fair measure of imagmntior acting. Without douLt Blaine had the of a century across the landscape of ciJ ^d 0Ver improving argumentative re power t<» grasp a negation, to extract iliration gild* with his last beams the gmircra. from it its dramatic elements and to domeoftbq Capitol! He to gone! ; The editorial career of Bhune had itn work tlMtoe elements into a scene. In Wd may now estimate dispassionately intrinsic as v.-ell as secondary merit, by the life and gpnin* of Janes Gillkstib ho commanded hi* first public this fmrticpter American history has not furnished bls equal. His audacity al­ Bmnnt. The conspicuous' place which applause. The young Republican i<arty ways stood him 'Well in hand. Time and he has held in 'the estimation of hi* conn- I11U4 had tho IUU Pathfinder •for v. *its — candidate. : Blaine was in nt the fyrth. He was then again he wa* brought into collision with ; twenty-six years of age. He was a dele­ dangerous men and still more dangerous : gate to the audacious convention which facts. It may bo doubted whether in ; nominated Fremont- for the presidency such contingencies be ever suffered di* Buch a candidate was worthy of such I arugcmi-nt. to say nothing of deft at. ‘ support. The aspiring young Maine <d Time and again he i&ncd from the most itor made bis columns flame with passion serious complication*, portending ruin nnd appeal Glorious spring days were V his fortune*. with victory on IrWtTvst. those when human UV-Tty began to re In such contests there is little doubt that rive! Happy fortune c-f the young men he was capable of supplying in his own of Ig'XJ to appear on the stage when truth cause, by well placed fiction and unsup­ was put on trial; when party debate had ported declamation, those elements of fact which truth withheld. In the crises not yet degenerated into wr.uiglc. in triguo and falsehood; when the defense of his career he was wont to shoot the of principle still promised ns fair reward rapids like a skillful 'and daring boat­ as is ,now promised for hateful subserv­ man. There were days when his proud iency U> the caucus! Blaino’* virgin ed­ ship and valuable cargo were crowded itorials were vagqly sought by the jour­ hard lietwecn Scylla end Charybdis, but nalists of Boston and were reprinted in he always went through with a about Ohio and Michigan. His name waa al­ and was answered by the roar of tho but ready heard us far na Minnehaha and tlie rounding sens. We may here refer at once to Blaine’s Platte,. James G. Blaiue entered the house of personal antagonisms and ever recurring JAMES 0. BLAl.Kf. representatives in 1$83 to continue in encounters. No other American states­ trymcn calls for something more than ai active service in that body for fourteen man of great rank -ha* had so many and passing repetition of the facts of hisi consecutive years. This was the period such serious battles. - Some were battles career. Tho mere tacts were easily re­• in whiph he achieved hi* national rcpu- with men and others with circum­ cited. - It were a brief and cursory taskr tation. He was one of tho ninny aspiring stances. These cost the gladiator dearly. to recount the capital events and land­- young civilians upon whom tho after It was his antagonism, bo it said, that marks of his life. Born iu West Browns­• forces and passions of the great war finally stranded him on the shores this ville, Pa., on the Slat of January, 1830;; played and reacted with- striking effect ride of tho White House. He •attacked, educated first at homo and afterward ntt In proportion us his faculties were strong- and attacked bitterly, ell of hi* rivals. Washington college; teaching for a shortt er and his ambitions mon* prevalent tliar He seemed to lie inspired with the belief time in u military school nt Blue Lickk those of his fellow mcmlier* be rose above that be must vanquish them and put Spring*, Ky.: finding there and taking■ them until only a few competitors re- them down. As he m>< toward the in marriagu Harriet Stanwood, a teacher• mained of like stature and.,mettle. On six-akcrship. and from tho speakership ’.ike himself; returning to his : lat ive state' one side was nen in the same rank with toward tho presidency. he discerned wi'n to teach in Philadelphia; going with hisi himself the persistent Garfield, and on clear rye .the facts and the men with young wife to her homo in Maine audl tho other the magnificetit nnd arrogant whom he had to contend. There wi:s making that state his future koine:: Conkling. These three periiaps already Roscoe Conkling for one. Blaiue at­ ditor at tweuty-four of the Kennt-• saw the presidency afar off. They also tacked Conkling, and in tliat hour Nem­ iec Journal; associate editor of the Port-■ «• n Veach m.,i other Not all of them could esis l<x»ked down from the gallery! Ho saw and Advertiser: bounding into politics: ■ reach the goal, eyed Morton askance. He saw Garfield reaching the legislature of Maine and ’ at * *this ’ ’ epoch had many advan­ with n jealousy which breams acute as Blaine then a seat in congress: seven-terms a tages. In addition to native gifts and Garfield pressed up to his flunk. His member of tho house of representatives well earned attainment* he hail tho powc. impetuosity knew no bonnda. At times and for six years speaker of that body;- of growth. He was always a growing it seemed that lx? could not curb him­ briefly in tho senate—an arena unsuited man. To the end of his career—or veiy self. He flung sarcasm* nnd ironies nnd to hi* genius; aspZing to the pn®i(Iency: nearly to the end—he continued to brarcu invectives by the handful. They struck four times voted for in nation.;! conven- "\md flourish. His growth wait strong where they might. His was to be a lead­ tion* of his party and once nominated: and conspicuous. Each year .added to ership by conquest and by tho humilatwice Secretary of state, in tho cabi­ his stature. Ejs figure, his intellectual tion of tho foe, . nets of his competitors: leader of his ___ ____ _ _ life, became picturesque end ,personal In Blaine there was. however, a strong party; publicist; diplomatist of the first and striking. mingling of tho calm, the judicial, tho rank: crestor of policies national and inHerein is a diffcrcuo? between tho conwirvativo mcthod. Strange how just ternntioiial; statesman, author, man of strong man nnd tho weak. The strong he could be! Tho house of represent* genius, and therefore an enigma—such man grows long and well. Tho weak tires never h:ul a better or truer speaker have been tho critical stages and evolu­ n>nn grows for a short space and then Hiappraonality in the desk was immense. tions of thia rcmarkr.blo career. . grows no more. He has a bridsofilorv*- As presiding ofilccr ho not only won but But biograpliical annate do not suffice ccnce and then a dwarfish delivery of merited universal respect. His ruling* in tho case before u*. Tho so called life sour fruit I But tho strong man grows were impartial His eye had tho glance of Blaine is alrendv a twice-told tale. It and continues to.flourish in thought »ud of the eagle, and his jh>sc and self puasetis known iff tho <j\i'.ck nxmorie* of In? spirit to tho end of his day*. , rion were magnificent Ho was capable countrymen and 'to tho world. Blatao It were not amiss to ascribe to James of justice nnd truth. Ho wouhl not deserves rather — now that outward G. Blaine this unusual power of dovelop- brook such infamy ns the caucus (occa­ bound-he passes tho remotest bar of hu­ mpnt. Have Lis last years been years of sionally propounded. At one time he man vision—to be fairly estimated, justly weakness? Has there been in him intel­ was well nigh losing the allegiance of his interpreted to the understandings of lus lectual decline? Hits he had an cjiocliof party by a defiant counter ruling in fa­ countrymen, revealed without partiality senility and tho second childhood of old vor of tho Democracy. The strange faithfully portrayed upon tho screen in age? Nay, tho last estate has not been thing about Blaine was that .though ho tho backward Lx>k cf memory. of this color in tho case of tho great in that crisis set himself against tlx? Blaino was favorably but paradoxical­ secretary. first force bill with tho determination of ly born—favorably, because of the enWo need not here repeat to what ex­ duty end truth wo are still left doubt­ ptecemcnt of his birth. Pennsylvania i* tent James G. Blaine wrought himself ful whether ho was inspired with the ono of tho empire states of the Union and his purpose into tho legislation and belief that his ruling was good politic^ Ont of her borders many of thp great history of his-times. Three times speaker for himself or whether ho felt the power liave arisen. But be also camo jiaradox- of tho houso of representatives in the 1 of the speakcr’4oath upon Ids conscience. ically. Ho was lorn in a Quaker com- stormy and anarchic period, which fol­ If Blaino attacked his great rivals with mouwealth and of tho cross blood of a lowed tho civil war, ho must needs have all the resources of his genius, what shall Preabyterian and.n Catholic! Was he contributed much to those public meas­ we say of tho onset upon tho political not from birth the product of contradict- ures in which tho current history of our iry conditions and inconsistent elements country was recorded. Upon all of tho foo in both houses? Tho recriminations of tho war were hot within. There was of life? issues arising- in • the - train .................... of tho re- one sjxjctacular episode after another. ’ It concerns us little to .note the cirDid Blaino purposely devise and plan .mnstance* in tho early career of James tho situation and tho day of his famous G. Blaine. His ambitions, intellectual deliverances? At any rate he provoked (lowers aud easy attainments were re­ Benjamin 11. Hill and made him his foil. •narked from Lis boyhood. Tradition Jefferson Davis should not bo pensioned ias made it evident that he was a youth as a Mexican veteran—nut indeed becauso of untwual power*. Glimpses of great ho had been president Jef the Confed­ purpose flash out here and there. His eracy, but bccauso ho had been responsi ;oltegiato training at Washington col­ bio for Andersonville and Libby! That lego waa not unfavorable to the promo indeed waa a bombehell. It exploded, tion of his native force*. As a youth ho and tho roar of it was heard to Cali'or gained much by.forensic practice. Connia. Vainly did tho man of Georgia i al­ u?ntion unulo him, or at least gave him, ly and countercharge and assail. He 'ate bent. Already at college ho gathered was vanquished, and tho plume of Bini nrmany of the historical, literary and «ciwas tho one conspicuous sign seen above cntific resources which were to stand tho field. him so well in hand in hia riper years. Tho ago following tho civil war was Blaine's mind was ono of those that are corrupt. That word, in ita radical sense, particularly eusceptihlo to tlio influences means broken up and confounded. The of education and environment - Tho times conformed exactly to this defini­ completed man, as he. appeared in this tion. Tho sluices of a redundant cur­ remaxknbla personage, waa very different rency flowed bankful through every from the completed man a* he is discov­ bellion he laid a strong and ambition* ered in inch characters aa Franklin and hand. He waa a determinative forcei channel. Victory had come and brought > Henry, Thaddeua Steven* and Lincoln. in tho financial measures upon which jxjwer to the victors; patriotism ha.l 'Jlaine.frcm hiu earlier j^ivrs grew and the business and wealth of the great profit! Hitherto the scrutiny of - the American people had not been acute Jsmnnlated to himself all the sap and po­ United States have found a profitable Many unseeable thing* had remained tency of his surrotuMlings; he flourished but unstable equilibrium. He pressed “■> ““"J oft” tiling, wen. ta his soil and sprang from the arena. forward with ceaseless activity the meas­ blinked at. They who now had full swav We may pass by tho somewhat obscure ures of reconstruction. Ho aacendod I felt the rein* looeely thrown on the neck nfluenceaof hi* domestic estate. Tho the sharp and jutting crag of party 1 They had freedom, license end vast on■vorld know* that in this regard he was tendenihip. With tho stotasmau’s mo­ .portunity. ‘ jot a.happy or an inspired man. This tive, not unmixed with the motivo of the u or how MCv J** been true of too many of our recent politician, ho flung himself into the■ ' 2'?'.Tmur<-nt men tlu-‘ <Tod> en‘jreat Americana. Somehow or other in heated and imbittarpd debates of the ' ^2,„'T'l’"b7'’y’whirt'Unot America* life it rarely happen* nowaporfbrnly dark, wot at kat olacnnthough it seemed to happen in tho The legislative career of Blaine wa*‘ Men dabbled and dabbled again Now ulonial epoch often—thnt th* d<wrwwtfc touched in many parts with tho first lZ7"' th“ of a*ction upon the man of genius and penciling of those policies with which rivalry began to penetrate the nrocesaourpowworka out ita mort beneficent hi* name has become associated. Al- I thl“ Wtre flocr;S5gTn Join Hark Hidnata Reviews Life of James G. Elaine. l I I • t ! , , 5 ; ! I | I 1 . I | i ■ ; . J . husland speeches tho outgivings of those riow* which or------- —develop! wency nnd system. ' 2£rsfromiheUtaon Pacific. He to w^,?d«r in tb. ‘‘g Brwk and Fort Smith railway. He >haH tolnre.tigat«l Mulligan .hall produce bis letters. We will bars a aoaie. It la tho Mb of Jone. 1S70. Bh.no rhe. from the peaker s d»k and hold, aloft a bundle of papers. « W 1?:rtnn: naling pactage. Ha U«*el'T“I them through one by one. Certainly be lias humilia t.io:i und mortification to do it. but bn wttl read them! Courage to □ecesfiary for such a task, but tho letters must be read. "1 invite the confidence of 44,000,000 of my countrymen while 1 ।rend these letters from this dak.- The :reading wns completed. None could |have done it better. The speaker then turned upon the chairman of tho ccminittae and scornfully charged him with purposely withholding and rappreasing a communication which would have ab­ solutely exonerated him from the rliarges whicA hail tavn «toculat«l against hi* honor The ertoto broke in another tri­ umph, perhaps the most dramatic and sensational ever witnessed i in the house of representatives. Blaine huH been held to stern account by the American jxxjple in the matter of tho Mulligan corrt*pondcnce. So l» itHe I* neithtv wholly cleared nor wholly condemned. The transaction was ambig­ uous nnd tortuous. In the retrospect it hath uglines*. It should be said, however, tliat Blaine in this matter waa more to bo blamed fqr acting and tergiversation than ho w:A for tho original bmdne«A This trait Ijas been one of the prime weoknes:** of the great character before us. While he poraeaiwd many kinds of audacity ho was lacking in h certain ele­ ment of moral courage. It was the liane of his life to, have a wcakneM at certain points where lie should hnvabeerf strong. Satan never uttered a more sterling truth than when <ie said, "Spirit, to be weak is to be miserable. * Blaino in some particulars has been both weak and mis* ruble. If, for example, ho had simply said. "I made honorable purchase of railway bonds; it to nultody’s busi­ ness, and what are you going to do about itF the matter would have ended. James G. Blaine would bo-president of the United States. This wa* the domi­ nant passion of his soul and life. What­ ever intcrjx-'6C,l between him and his purpose was in tlx? nature of an eclipse It is a ft range tiling that American statefonen have not yet learned that the presidency of the United States gon* by accident ftnd indirection, and not by ambition, contrivance and $ndeavor .Who has long sought tho prcridvnry and gaintfd it? The great offico not only got-* without tI;o amlntion of the winner, but with little regard to his merit. Blaine TUB novsr. WHERE MR. BLAINE DIED, cf American patriotism. Let u* concede to him sincerity, and In bo doing din­ corer th* essential patriotism < f his natye. It wonM be difficult to find in hi* whole Hfe aught that waa inconstotent with this interpretation of hto character Hi* pubHc career of mure than thirty year*, ever widening mi<l deepening in . the channels of national life, ha* been an example of patriotic devotion to .Ameri­ can inirtitutiou*. Tho vary vice* cf hiR etatcmnanshlp— if such there be—haee ba<l n like root nnd vitality. If ho fought off the Chinese it tfa* l»ecanso ho was blinded with his paiononate American­ ism. The great idea with Blaine aoem* to have been the establishment of a com­ plete republican autonomy in this uation. He desired the individuality and glory of America. He was Mriously in­ spired with the sight of his country's flag. Nor may we well, now that this remarkable career is ended, apeak lightly of tliat fervid, unwavering posmem which Blaine ever diapluyed at tho very men­ tion of his country’s name. It is well that such an example shonld have been set in a high place of our i.atiunal life. The young men of our conn try have seen it from afar, und in pro­ portion as they have imbibed from this I fountain they uro better and truer than if they had drunk from the cold and dribi bling watenpout* of the caucus. Let us , hope and believe that tho living part ot i Bhdne has vuicrod into union witli the wai-KRK BLADnt soul of hia country, and that the AmmMAEOARRT BLAINE. * JAMES O. BlAlNE. Jtt. Emmons BLAISE. 1 can nation will fed through several ag« remarkable spec, the Wo thus have the---------. — warmth of his surviving .. blood and taele of n man who has been five timet genius. oonaeentively More tjie national con- ; In the next ptace Blaine ha* demon­ volitions of hi* party, and always pro- • *trated that a man can be great without ferred by his party to any other com- ■ suctes*. This proposition has a strange jx?titor whomsoever, and always greater’ sound in American ears. It is against than id* competitor, whoever that might > tho teaching of the school*. Our docbe—greater in the sense tliat he was Let- [ trine is that only thq man who is elected ter qualified for the presidency of the; is anything; lhe other is nothing Blaiue t United States than any who stood ■ fijm Jjiown that the man who is tot against him—and yet but one time nomi- j ___ elected is„greater than tbe other.•• Asa A* a _____ nated und never elected! I’ is a rape- matter motta-r of nf fact, fwt_ few examples exaniulcs m in tbe the.hii,-. histition fate. [ -w— of v. tbe —irony ___ — of -t____ , tory of the world luiw been more inspirWe may hero note the reactionary ef- Ring than that of Blaine in the last feet■ of............. tills long continued, and ’ arduous —1----------•* !' period of hia life.- Note thpesteem in unsncceaaful struggle upon tbe great ac which lx* to held by Lis (fonntniih n. tor himself. Tliin effect ha* been that Mark well his reputation in foreign which generally comes to great character land*. In England, tn France, in Ger­ under such trials und abrasion of des­ many. Italy. Russia, to tho ends of. civtiny. It is the effect of discipline—tbe QisaLon. it wn* Blaine who was known improvement of human nature by the and honored. After Grant lie to the only hardships of experience, by sorrow ar-d recent American who lui* been thu* dii by defeat It were not far from true to tinguished with iivmoprditan tame. Let say that James G. Blaino has been more • him nun be t*c known Known it* ns the me great secretary improved in Ida moral and intellectual and honored us the man who survived nature and in his purposes and methods and flourishi-l and won the esteem of the aad theories of statesmanship by the va- i........................ ‘ world without tbe occupancy of- the nous hurts and disappointments of hto 1 White Houso. career than have any of his rival* by Blaino was a civilian Though he had their successes, however great. the instincts ef battle, it was the battk Blaine’* character has been lifted up of wind, tbe contention of thought, in and jierfected in n remarkable degree, which he delighted. Though Im wa* an and it to an astoni-hing fact that what­ intense patriot, it doubtful whether he ever is true and tasting in his statesman liad pleasure in tho atrnggle.cf the bat­ ship nnd the most that which is beau­ tlefield and the clamor of anna. Though tiful in hi* penH»miT life have come from his activities belonged to tho agb which the hard ttisripliue of tho last fifteen was shaken by the greatest war of mod­ years. Tlij^Tact is that Blaine in tbe ern times, he |iarticipated in it only tc hour of the setting sun lias not been tar the extent of considering its sequences from true gre.-ituess at it to mcosun*d by and deducing from it ita best results f-.ir historical standards. He ha* come to his country thi* by tribulation rather tlian by glory. Blaine w;ia not only Amenean; be was Hi* spirit ha* bwn moderated. chnstcneMl pan-American Nothing lera than hu and purified from uroe* by the buffetings . Americanism could satisfy him or e*v|i to which he has bron exp^d ami by the appease hfe purpooe and ambition Bt very ruin of his political fortunes. wns also pan-republican Hi* congn .4 Something of the same fact has been of American republics, if not a brflliau «cn in many great Americana. It wn* success, was nt least reputable Th wen pre-eminently in Lincoln, tlxiugh ‘ project issued from hi* fecundity r.r. Lincoln was always great It wm ! was his It was the potential Isjginnm: in Samueb J Tilden. It was seen aodi of an American statesystem which inigh exemplified most strikingly in that other ! stand in likenet* anil b<mnt»?rpoi>. ■ f conspicuously successful American be-' that Eunqiean state system which 1 fore whose stubborn front Blaine him- * been the w<xif of political history firm! self quailed abd went back in 1884. the treaty of Westphalia.' Bhdne tfouLli In hi* last years the life of James <4. ! unify the jiolicivs and* ujetho^/Cf t!--j Blaiue stood forth in striking outline American republics., nnd fliojr should nil' against the horizon. He wa* always1 flourish because tbe great republic flouisustained by a following which never ishc* and U in the lurnl. Mor* practice! drew back or doubted. His magnetic i still was the movement for inkiron linen­ jKiwcr and great personality prevailed to I tai railway*. Hudson's bay and Argentir ’ the last. The excellence of method nJ should sliake hand*. Chicago mid Bueno-. well os tho sterling genius of the man ; Ayres should greet. • Boston should re­ shone forth with unusual luster and; ceive by rail from the Gram! Chaco Tinflashed fine light into every department bull hides of the luunpas should be hung of hi* activity. up green in tbe tanneries of Buffalo, nnd In tho literary work to jyhich bo gave tho Fucgians should wear new pritita himself at all time*, according to oppor­ from the mill* of. Providence. The tunity, but more particularly in tho last scheme? was like tho man It pleivwd l:is decade of hia career, we discover an un­ mistakable superiority. Many of our! genius, nnd by and by it shall be trans­ public men havo eacayed something in muted from imagination and vision into the way of permanent production. With reality Blaine is gone. No more shall thu most it has ended-.w^th the triah Poli­ tic* and literature are not bedfellow*. striking figure attract the gaze of two The one put* the other out There to not hemu pheres. But hi* memory shall sur­ much concord between Belial mid the vive long, and his mffneuce will stream angel In a few great mind*, however 1 out fur into tho coming century In the there has been union of the literarv and ! shadows <if the last hours we have sin tho i»litical facultv. nnd this was pre- ’ cere grief for his'guing Would that he eminently true of litaine The country I might have l:v<4 idnger! There are ought to have been more astonished than 1 tear* of true affection at tho open door ^>f It th® «Xce,fcnc®.tbe KToaturas of his tomb. Blaine outlived nearly all of his giyat lus book. "Twenty Years of Congress' XZJi <manJ Tb w°rkB: bQt ukin« contamporarien. Fie saw every Union V.1CUI aH to1 all, from Benton’s "Thirty general of the first rank and every Con­ to Sunwt Cox’* "Thrii federate general of the first rank, with Decade*. Blame’s work is distinctly and the single exception of Longstreet, go down to the grave. He survived nearly emphatically the best. h<> ** tonocrat ok the all of his competitors in civil,life. Sliercgotim ol Benton. Ai> Mtatesmnn be •how, himself to bnvo been, with hi. nen •Herat.to«I«Wo ot the pratiran-hip ln<l !?, * Cor- A* * to-tUTof fact, tbt-eo *hydly?ntore,li,n"“1totol<-or rational traJ^ h°rb'!j..h^'Ory tnjhra b tho -Twenty Yenr, „f Cun- wtthmt— wont o* *U. wmkcrjd with <“• nrmicii of Tll« «t» rfUI within him. hut the rolauto wee >«“ Kavo then of old. The reeult vee Umt tbe nptUmiui of to. Mnbltlon et Mhineepoll. wee tidy e lltful Htare. Hetowed foeblv end went oat PnrtUenehlp bed kindled ite dree an ell the «urroun<hng hrfghte. end tbe light of tbe gr—t lumi­ nary wee tjnenrhed in tbe crackle of tho officeholders’ bonfire! strove for twenty-fivo years to reach the presidency. He paid down the honest,. coin of great talents and gre.it or.dcaVor He had merit and accomplishment. Hi*, capacity for the higbeet plncn lias not been questioned by any. America has not produced a man'who in native gifts and brilliant attainments was more fitted for tho presidential office than James G Blaine. But ho missed it! It waa with him a quest und struggle of Tantalus. Once and again the glittering prize was within Ids grasp. At Cincinnati in 1870 only twen­ ty-eight votes were tacking to his nomina­ tion. • Certainly had ho been nominated he would have received as many votes as Hayes. In tliat convention the faces of hi* rivals looked leeringly from the cau­ cus room*, and Blaine was lieutrn. In 1880 ho was again in tho arena and well nigh cuccerafuL In that year the nomi­ nation would certainly havo Irro^ht election, as it brought the prize U» Gar­ field. Four years more, and tho mon from Maine captures tho preliminary choice and is launched on tbe sea of tho can­ vass- He manage* hi* own campaign Tho anteewk-nts of racccm loused. Tho two pivotal states lire won, nnd then, on the eve of the election, the greatest of the two to suddenly transt2Jth8 l,r a farcical pmsonal incident which brought defeat ta the great leader and gave to an unknown preacher such tame as Em^ocleu got for jumping into 7Etnu! The quest went on. Another four roar perio.1 pawed, and Blaino stood dubtouslv on the horizon. Of a certainty he might . T°i^ th“ “OTnination- Probably he but for the MM which he doubttoraly entertained that at VOU1 8tate“ Woahl ^gainst hun. The man whom ho had employed four years before as his lawDO I*lrt °f hU >er walked off with the prize nnd ntrodo w Blaine s capamy and hto better tem Hoot-PA XT's:!: per shown to so great advantage. The ^ comes when, all current Diment BUim U KOTtary of It ring awaj the great secretarv sliall bWW ttou tho phantom oftho preadency had "mow van^KM but nni “ nev” v“i«h«l'from t.S which ,'ft™ record in his book. to hQ7tJ“* °- H«to»eonfrilrate<l !*£“>I oonntry? Hra lw retolV^ of early ambition* nnd of mature rea.5Xher*”1 toraking ln km3 ^h^^x^rEr t'S <L<ttit .Min“ralK>!i’ eottvradon 3 himraK-hi,^^^ th.Tw«5rfSU'^^^to bring MU, tJi BUino-. lilo OTl^rorh r hLhh!n°M ??“"«• ^himpOTt in!; -OTiprtitor it v-o. t?!w to dhpesoof ctJEriyalf• Would Ttic-htad wr-uu , *""4ru otwtaclr.*, «S»ted with circumriancre, bobbfcd cmWbot^ BLAINE’* BIRTHPLACE, man outlived him. bat di«l not reach his stature or his fame. He attained the grand climacteric and went at tho ago of sixty-three? Ho bail an unclouded sun­ set His last ilays were spent within nght of the Capitol Thither hi* gaze will be turned no more. Against him all avenues of earthly hope and ambition are dosed forever, but he went away with the radiance of a great life lingerihg around his couch. An imperishable chaplet wm held above his white and Jthing to • S-Wtas-AisSs M« •Ffrit Iran*! forth Into tho obadows. ।__________ Joes Cum Rtprym. �Frvnnh T^irinn nf Honor, of which he was ttnwng yOU. Fear ye not.” I 15. “Anti this bouse was finished." Tho I Bishop Brooks’ will gives hb library and Gwl of Israel had commanded It and had 1 about S4.000 to the church ant! in bequests ' Inovwi up<,D the hearts of the-se kings to outside the family an 1 nearly all the bal- ' His people in tbe work. (Previous : once of his estate to his brothers. Reports | verse, last clause.) ”Ha doeth according ■ of his being worth a million or any largo ' to Hia will In tbe array of heaven and thirty hatihwn an a to Antedrices of big If lie fought 9 American31aine seems nt of a com- iduality and seriously in­ is country's Av that this Kak lightly issioD which > very mentuple should of ourcoun and in pro­ wl from this 1 truer titan >ld and drib- ring part of ion with the : the Ameriseveral ages g blood and hqpjdenion* without oa a strange It is against L Our doco is elected ing. Blaine vho is not" ■ther. As a i in the hisnore inspir­ in the last io esjeem in pantrymen, in foreign ice, in Ger­ ais of civwas known e is the only ru thus disfaiae. Let t secretary ho survived teem of tbe icy of the ugh he.had tho battle thought, in whether he of the bat­ s. Though ago which ar of modit only tc sequences results for > titan all ini or even >ition He is coitgrcai a brilliant ibk* The tndity and beginning hich might erpoinu of which has Uory since sine would txls of the should all dslic flour­ ) practical irontinen* Argentina nd Bitetwe should rehaco. The <1 be Lung tffalo. and ow prints ice. The ilcased hie I be transririon into iltall this ze of two shall snr* 11 stream >’.' ‘ fn the have sin-a d that he Trace are •n door of his great •y Union very Conmk, with street, go id nearly . THE HOUSE FINISHED King,” ia tending irtring of horaea to America to compete for tho prizea at ChiMgo next Bummer. J. H. Shellcn hargvr. of Saffonlarflle, LESSON VI, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ Duke Albrecht of Wurteraberg married ' Kan., while exercising on tho horizontal NATIONAL SERIE3, FE8. 5. nt. Vienna.Cardinal Gruachn, arebbisbopof j bar ' 1»- Des n - aratnM at* Drake univeuilty. Maines, (Ta«tel0«e-Effectu a distance ot Vienna officiating. ArcbduchemSophie. ! missed ntiaaed bin hia hold and' and’ fell a or Emperor Francis Joseph and other royal eighteen feet. Ho struck on his back and eiguieeu iccu *»« । For personwere pretent. was fatally injured Tbe flrav man to can tomatoes waa the Six blocks of buildings at Oakewlale, - - -burned, - causing [qjj, of half a lute Harrison W. Cooper, nnd they were Wn*U.. sol-1 at 50 cents per can. This was in million. , __ Janie* Payne, who lives at Lincoln, Nob., 1348. 14, “And lhe elders of tbe Jews builded, ■ There is no leprosy at Napoleon, O., tho objected to his wife entertaining another and they prospered through Uh) prophesy­ man, and threw a coal oil lamp at her. She ease being a simple tumor, Ing of Haggai the propbet and Zechariah, ' Tho congregntion of tho propaganda took fire nnd was frightfully and probably the son of Jddo. ’ Our last lesson in this Renowned all over the World. fide is considering the question of the ele­ fatally burnt*! book wm in the third chapter, where wo Governor Altgeld Im reported steadily Im­ rteul of the laying of the,foundation of the , vation of the bishopric of Dallas, Tex., Aik for Beecham » and take t» proving at Asheville, N. C, into an archbishopric. lord's bouse and of lhe joy of the people. Made at St. Helena, RnxtenA Sold by The total numoer of deaths lhe result of Then follow-an account of bow the adver­ J, K. Stevens, n leading real estate man druggists and dealer* Price fin of Saginaw. Mich., has absconded, leaving the Wann disaster up to latest reports wns saries hindered the work and cauae-1 it,to ; twenly-flve. John Burks, being the ' cease (lv, 4, ft, 94). In chapter v, 1, we are ( liabilities approaching WO,000. The Cramp Shipbuilding and Engine latent victim. Five others were expected introduced to the two prophets named In 1 company, of Philadelphia, has awarded tho to die. I this first’Verse of our lesson, and in tho ( Fifty-seven out [of the 130 men in the* । rest of chapter v nnd the next chapter cvuiravt for all the steel of the new bat­ coal mine nt Lokod. Hungary,' ’ down to this verse we are told of the sue- , tleship Iowa and of the cruiser Brooklyn burn to the Carbon Steel company, of Pitta­ ----- 4 . .. cess of the work. Observe the secret of ImpoMiUe of Ntoue and have umloubtedly the| hUCcmn in chBpter v, 5, “The eye , burg. TIME TABLE. Fire in the wholesale qticcnsware store ot lost their lives. About 100 men in all per- fchrfr (R>d WM opou tb?dderstof the Jew«." i In effect November 20tb,J«KGeorge H. Kean and Kite Broe., northwest ished in tbe disa»ter. _ I. Compare voinparv this tuts with the vencouraging —*^***-—o' ——* words Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detroit The name of Dr. Kent, the chief rascal, • ot jjn}{ 11,4,5; -Be strong.be strong, be ami the east. corner of Petri and Walnut streets, Cin­ ith the Panama • Btrong Hnj work, for I am with you, saith cinnati. catteed a loss of. 150,000; fully In­ apparently, connected » . IE canal scandal, han been removed from the lhtJ Ix(nl ot My Spirit remalneth jured. iraiid Rapldi Legion of Honor, of which he was Ea.«t Paris In a “difficulty" at Marshall, Ma, lx>- French ----------------------McCord tween Luke anti Jim Howery, brothers, a member, aud holds lhe insignia. AltU Luke fatally stabbed Jim. Klmdale ClHrkivll!.Matthias Hensger, of Sboboygnn, Win., , auuui n,<w *v uuu.vm ««« . PROBATE ORDER. A DM I NISTKATOR'S SALE. 80 years of age, was ituiTocated by coal gas outside the family and nearly all the bal- . assist His people in tbe work. (Previous Woodbury In the matter of the -estate of James Cos,i, ' iitntr nf Mlchlgau. (''ountwof Bnrry-sa. from a stove. ' e«rara tz» him hmthera Rauorta i UUfleld At * a «®»loh session of ”( the Vrolmte Pi-ohute Court for tbe deceased.' ’ I •'» to His will In the array of heaven and [ulllketl Senator Gray, of Delaware, having been ----------- ------ ; Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at pub- , Count) <jf Barry, lioldeti tit the Frobale Office, Iraad Ledge I among the inhabitants of tbe earth, and offered the post In Cleveland's cabinet of »um are declared to be untrue. lie uurtloD, toth«-highest bidder, nn SAtundav. In the elty f linstiium. In said count Lansing the nth day ot Man •attorney general. Las decline*! 1 Frank Coy, of Taney county, Mo , had nO none ne enn can May stay His Hia hand, or say unto Him. Him. lA-treli „ in tniie tore no at’the premises of i v»ar one thousand eight hundred and ninety t clock been in the habit of abusing his brother ( tVhut doest Thou” (Dan. iv,35)? Any sen I Charles until the latter-------------------revived to rebel. . ant of *uch a Master . Thureday, ------------ -------------Jan. 30--- ---------------------------has no occasion ever. pursuant to license ana aiHbority-gfanted tn ine | Probate. Senator Stewart, of Nevada, Bays ho is '1 He rebelled with an ax. ax, and Frank is dead ’ jo fear or be discouraged, for the work Is I1UX4H1 diehard IfoffinKdmore muiucia ’ s notice to make a twonow. i His, and He cannot fail (Isa. x1ii, 4; the Probate Court of Bs--.y CouMy. Mh-h'e-n . Un readtiu:a**,| fli’n: Hi- wth'iunhil Stanton -d Math, xvi, 18). Our place of rest is to re­ weeks’ speech on t he silver question. all tbe e*tate. right, title v.d interest <•' t >e said ■ Tuesday, Jun. 31ior la decea«<-<i of. in,w.<i to real rotate situate member that “ we are laborers together many Grand Ledge Judge Alexander Walker, for .. The Milwaukee Mechanics’ Insurance liarrv. in ibe State of and te-iitg in me • ounty years editor of 'l he .Daily Picayune and company has retired from Boston owing to with Gdd” U Cor. Hi. 9), but He ia the emribrd—ns -------follow Mlchi'an, known and u -----.tioim : w-wt wit: Th» west half of U-- north w-t qn also uf Tiiu Times-Dcmocral. died at Fort the costly frequency of fires in .the "Hub” . ployer. of section nineteen (19) vn one mu th ; 16. “And the children ot Israel, the Detroit Smith, Ark. city. range seven [7[ »e*t. < -ntninli u ii» cux-k i" The dismantled and deserted hull of tho The Passaic regatta courao has been priests nnd the Levltea, nnd the rest of the and forty-four hundreds the forenoon.’-eassigmst for the heprtniof said Norwegian Iwirk Star of India has been L'nlted States survey, an.l 20 aci Mulliken measured since the river has been frown ; children uf the captivity, kept tbe dedica­ petit lon. and that thebdfs al law nt said deceasnorth -.Ide of lhe north --ast «i»i HttnDrld nigh ted. Her erew of thirty-seven ‘men over and fins been |found to be 157 feet I tlon of this bouse of God with joy." The Woo It cry i-siatc. iue required :<» at>pvar at a »e*<lon of were undoubitilly lost. short. This will upoil n number of records । temple flntebed meant tbe presence of Gad town..... on north range eight te] in their midst, nnd consequently pence and -aid court. Ilu-u to lw> bohl.-n nt lhe Probate Dated Jan. I3tb. A. D. t-t*A Fire destroyed the Grund View hotel which have been made on tho course. Clarksville unicc. in lhe city of lLmtliiu.1. lu siibl c luntv, at Fort Hamilton. N. Y. Iajss, SKki.OOD. I prosperity anil victory orer all enemies, tCltndaue The White House has lieen opened ^again Alto nf the fetltiiuier mnv not be granted. And Cardinal Jirwph Alfred Foulon, arch­ to visitors, the full pericd of quarantine j, "Let them make Me n sanctuary, that I McCord may dwell among them" (Ex. xxv, 3). were bishop of Lyon.-, is dnul, East Faria having been olmcrvwl by the president in in mHl eitaie. God's words to Moses when lie was comGrand Rapids Bishop Bruuk.s' estate will aggregate, his the case of his little granddaughter Maruithe t>en>lcnc\ of Mild petition, aud the hear GUARDIAN SS\M tnhnded to build the tabernacle. "I have friend* say. aix>utsf75<J,O(X). tena Harrison, who has been ill with scar­ bhllowed this house which thou bast built | Lv -| !u tin- mailer at the M<Mire. a minor | Martin A. Ryer-on, ot Chicago, lias given let fever. 2 5 inuu neon to put My name there fojtver, and Mine ■ ' tltxi,(M) to the Chi-ago university on con-, Acconllng to an interview in the New a..' । . 8 0 public auction n» trie lug: ■ Li -K) additional be sub- York Tribune but two cahlt et appoint­ eyes nnd Mine heart ahall be there perdilion that3 O the Uh day of FrOrua:■,. A. D. 5 rscribed la-fore M iy 1, IWrt The money ments have been ho far decided upon by petitallv” (I Kings ix. 3), were God’s worth n’elock 3 a is to be used for > rgauixatiou and equip­ President-elect Cleveland, viz.: Carlsile, ■ to Solomon tt t he dedicat ion of the temple, 4 Harry. In tbe Stele of .’.Ui Uiean, i-unuat.t t<> nnd had Israel only walked with God in ment. 5 B secretary of thc-treasury, nnd Lamont, seclicense and-authority granted to me ou tinhumility and obed^nce she would have conThere are lit state banks and three tnisrt Every day, others week days only. ♦ slop 1 tinned bead among all nations, ta-cante of Probate Court of HUrry County, M'.ctiloHi, companies in Michigan, 141 of which report i labor trouble at Dunkirk. . » the estate, right, title and tnicre-l ot ti e said I the prftwncc of the Ia>nl, until this day. Parlor ears on all trains between Grand fB2,(M9,»83 assets, a gain of 842,168,116 in. ^.jxirtetl Mtletideti, the strikers having lost itai'lds and Detroit. Seata 23 cent*. ConnectlMS { bX7-."'in. That more ills result from an the lust four years. | t?jL. hght. Troops were not w-nt to tho The building of this temple of Zerubbaliel maite mUtilon maiion. Grand Rapids with the Unhealthy Liver th.^n any A grandfather wedded a grandmother, ‘ HCrnt.( tls thc Inlxjr k-adera told the sheriff Indicates another opportunity to have it so, □ittCAoaa and they nre full of joy. cun a<io anb tk« west and for musx grandchildren on both Bides as wit- ; t;snt ll(,thing was further from their httenESui "»•1 other- cause-indigestion, Consti- with 17. “.And for a sin offering for all Israel, netMta, at i'lalullekl. N. J., the other day. - tion - than • ■ violence. Dated Dec 1M!1 ' n*-,Hz* Itsb?oictioec pation. Headache, Biliousness, The happy couple was Mr. John Lumbert h u >tatrd |bat yutra iJHuokaianj, <,f twelve be goats, acconllng to tbe number route to thesummer resorts of northern Mlehi j Hawaii, has sent a protest to the British of the tribes of Israel." Bullocks, rams I pjid Malaria usually attend it. and lambs were the burnt offering, which Tralni lesve Grand Rapids for Chicago, 8 JO It is reported In New York that Mra. G. | government against her own deposition by ~; Dr. Sanford’? Liver Invigorator . nnd 1.•-» P. M.. •11:36 P. M. ArrtveChlea also included an accompanying meat offer­ Howard Coveney, formerly Mrs. W. J. nnd aliens and their protection. MORTGAGE SALE. :ific for Liver Florence. Lt to return to the stage nnd play I fortiguent ing, but the goat ^jisthe sin offering. See ! is a vegetable spyd Ix-ave tor Manistee and Traverse City 7 JO %b u puts by United States marints*.. Whereas default has been made In lhe condi­ the full statement repeated at least eight id their accompanyThe Mighty Dollar.” _ । A Wu4 nnvin] on lhe Putney-Mort­ tions of a mortgage executed by Neiiemiaii 1 Qisorders and la-avcior Charlexotx snd retoskey 7:30 ' offering, -■ Richards and Hannah M. Richards, his wife, ot Edward II. Pay<an, of Salem, Mnsa., has ; lake course on tho Thames, four and a times in Num. xxix. The sin lt cures thousands uwusanos Parlor cars on day trains and sleepers on •arcagp^wgiiasa I. — III.. rig IL-trrvr <'ntilL?v I i»g evils, At in His —sins --------filled the position ot cashier in one bank quarter miles, between Hosmer, tbe Amer- typifying Ghrist bearing our night trains to Chicago. W|JV not b^-one of them? lake for Ask our agents for further rartleulars or sixty-seven years. He ia '•*> years old icon, and Hub<-ar, tho Englishman. Bu- own body on the tree, was to be offert-d seo. state of New York.beanr.g date tin- J..rd । -. . first, for before we can worship God or do day of .September. !?*). and recorded In the Dr. SantOTU S LlVCF InVigOtatOF. and last week resigned hls position. bcar won by tivajengtbs. Giorgk DehaVem,GenT Pass* Ag’l. anything pleasing in His sight we raustobYntir Druggist Drutreist will supply suddIv you. TOIL Grand Rapids. ‘. Your Rev. Dr. Henry M. Fiehl has completed 4^^ Blaine club has stated a ; tain the forgiveness of sins through the Michigan, on on twige 33*. <.n which liber twelve ot ll his story of the Atlantic telegraph, which ■ movcnwnt, to build a monument to tbe : merit* <>f His one great sacrifice (Lev. xvil, clainuM lo be-----due— aud inortgagcitliere is i ---------------he has written as n memorial to his broth* i great Mniue statesman. unpaid at the date*)! this notice the •uni o! oo<^ । 11; IDUix, ll. 12; Acts, xili, 38, 89). The er, Cyrus W. Field, and it will be published . thousand, onehundred, elgbty-ulne and Him k band of Rip-van-Winkles met in Lon- ' burnt offering also typifies the same great dollars, principal and Interest together with sn , in a few weeks. , I don and attempted to revive the days of । sacrifice of Christ, but rather that aspect Mtontey tee ot thlrtv-ftve dollars asKstlpulnted Half a dozen negroes are in jail at Port > (jhivrlwi Stunrt by doiug honor to tho I of it in which we a-e Him as an offering in said mortgage, and no action or proceeding | The hlaaara falls Houte.” at law or in equity having been Instituted to re- Monroe, Va., charged, with cujtepiriDg to; statue uf the “Martyr Kiug." The police and 8ncrlflcr to God for a sweet smelling TIME TABLE. cover the debt st cured by said mortgage or any burn the town. bowed the job, and a while .wrenth which savor (Eph. v, 2). The meat offering Is sug­ In effect September 11. !M2. part thereof.Notice ts thereby given that-by I was to have crowned the head of tl.e gestive of His holy and spotless life. Being Bratton*. virtue of a power of sale contained In saki mort­ gage and the statute In such case made and pro- , Yellow fever has broken out in Ecuador statue was only laid at its feet while the forgiven by His blood, we are to present vlded the sgld mortgage will be foreclosed by a Stat one. ■nd a quarantine has been established Jacobite who laid it there made a low our laxiics a living sacrifice, that He may sale of the mortgaged premises therein desertb- ; .i*stsn.)s ■gainst that country. 1 obeisance. ed. which nah- will be made at the north live HL-f life in us. On the phrase “All door ofitbe Court House In the City ot Htettngf, | lid 13 15 Eaiic -Arkansas has discovered tho absence of | The daughter of Geo. b. Forney, Israei'* see 11 Chron. xxx. 1; Rom. xl. 26: -nNOKTH In the County of Harry and State of M e .igan, , Kalamazoo Lv that being the place of bolding the ChcUltC-'Urt | |a.m |a.m.ip m.lp.m.lp.m. KW.(XM) worth of -state bond coupons and brother of the great Philadelphia editor, is tick. xxxvii, 22. i jail at Kansas City charged with theft, IS. “And they set the priests in their di­ Kazt Cooper for Barry County, at public auction, by th<- slier . 3-'a 8,57 !X03 S.W3I 1^0 will inv-ratignte the matter. Hlehlana Iff of said county on Saturday, theeighteenth Princess -M^rgiiret, youngest sister of of which she is guilty. Morphine habit. visions aiitl^be Ixvites in their courses for Cressey June*! M A. GILLMAN, Local Ageat. Hastings day of February, ikw. at twelve o’clock noon of | — — - ——— Wii.iatti. n i ;... u “• Berlin 1i*h1:.. 'I ।. wes married at Emperor -------that day to satisfy tHe amount which shall then LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. tbe service oTGod which is at Jerusalem, Milo to Prince Frederick Un.tries of Hesse. The ns it i<« written in the book of Moses." The >lton . he due ou said mortgage with Interest nnd expenses of sale together with whole city was eu fete, and the ceremonieB Levius were a gift for the Lord to do the Cloverdale Shultz dollars, attorney, fee as stlpulat and festivilllB were characterized by tinserview for tho tabernacle and temple. mortgage. Tne pi^tnlses are descrl usual brilliance. L.I.IL — Following went tho quotations on the boaid They were cho«n to stand before Him. to Ha.iti.xgs town, to-v. it: There ore only about thirty members left' of (md,, today: Wheal-January, opened ».ervo Him, to minister unto Him and offer Grove of tbe once mighty tribe of Choctaws neat 73*(c, closed T-Tfc: Muy. opened 77^:, cloned sacrifice (Num. xvlii, C; II Chron. xxix, Coats New Orleans. I 77,Mk; July, opened 77Hc, clo»el TB?*-.-. Corn— 11). T hq priests’ lips should keep knowl­ Woodland The Dominion parliament is again open ■’•rauary. open* 1 44h£ etowd ««Mc; May. edge, und t he people should seek tho law for business nt Ottawa opened 48Wc. <-lo<M>d 4»Hc; July, opened 4>^c. lensing Ingtoltw United .State* survey, and twenty) 48c. Oats—January, opened 21 hie, at hls mouth, for he is the messenger of Detroit. acrvsVitTlhesculli end ot the west frattional ( The University or Berlin has nearly 5.0(M 1। closed iraud Rapids half of tbe northwe-d quarter of seclion number closed 31J4c: February, opened 3l)4c, closed the Lord of Hosts (Mai. H, 7). students, about 2,000-more then are in at­ । 31 He. May, oj>ened 35H<\ cl.wod 35c. Pork— nineteen in township two north range ten west 19. “And tho children of tho captivity tendance at—Harvard. eontalnlng in all one hundred acres of land, be —------------ -------January, opened S18.73, doted S19.3J; Fcbru- kept the passover upon the fourteenth day the same more or less. Tbe annual allowance of the crown pnuce 1 Rrj-. opened S19.V7, dosed ISA); May. opened of the firat month." “By faith Moses kept Paled. November ?.md. 18M. stations. of Ruumanln is almost two and a half I S^J.l'k closed £20.15. Lard —January, opened tbe passover and the sprinkling of blood, ’.times I as large sum ns the salary of th* S1L75: closed I1L7D4 Mortgagee. are u*e<i in the Price*—at — tlio--------Union lest Hi that destroyed lhe firstborn should president of tbe United States Live Stock—Hogs:------touch them" (Hcb..xi, 28). These “sons at -Attorney for Mortgagee preparation of vA biU1». b«. UWduc. ;olb. N.w uSSS: the transportation" (verse 16. margin) did Cooper Lv. lo.ki.vnAjy llilng tetexnph rale..I IS <bool well to remember tbe deliverance from Rast Richland June*! ADMINISTRATOR’S HALE. cents for ten words to all distances and H ! active on packing and shipring account and Egypt, but there 'is now drawing nigh, a In the matter ot the estate of David N Lake. cent for each additional won! Night me*- feeling strong: Itt^lSc higher: sales ranged deliverance from Russia and from all na­ Milo deceiised. sages are to go- nt the rate of twenty-five ! at f.’<75tt7.55 pigs. S7.3UQiT.a6 light- S7.7S tions that shall f^r outdo the deliverance Jeiton Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at Uoverdale words for 15 cento. I ©?.» rough paeklng. 17.71*341.15ralxl _ ’ ultllc auction to'.ttiu highest bidder. onjTuestlay at the institution of the passover (Jer. Bhultx tie 21st dav of February. A. I).. 1893. 1 Tbe Into Horace Smith, of Springfield, | $7.&m1A33 heavy packing and shipping lots. xxiii, 5-8). Then shall we understand the o’clock. In the.forenoon nt. the Maas., leaves nil except <10,000 of his es­ ' Cattle—Receipts for the day 17,0X1; quality words of thu Lord Jesus fn reference to His [Iasi im: office bf the Judge of Probate tn tho , only fair; market only moderately active tate, valued at over <30Q,Qfk), to charitable ' on local and shipping city of Itastlnirt In the county of Burry, । Hdppinit account; feeling easy al at last passover, “I will not any more eat Coats Grove In the state of Michigan, pursuant to | and religious institutions former prices; quotations ranged nt $!>.3O thereof until it he fulfilled in tbe kingdom Woodlaud license and authority granted to me an the 20th which 4s absolutely pure H. F. Nichols, ex-town marshal, waa 1 filAiU ®a.O) chnicii choice tn to extra nhlnnine shipping steer*. staera, K.Tl)?. 54.703 of God (Luke xxii. 16). dar of December. A. D. 18W, by the Probate and Holuble. — — -by 5J5) gtxxl to choice dn.. Si-ttliiLW fair to good. shot and killed- at- Dyersburg, Tenn., court of Barn- county. Michigan, all of the 20. “For the priests and the Lcvitei were Lansing I $3.4U,'t;i.H0 ciuirnuu to medium do.. |Hn®3.75 purified together, all of them were pure. estate, right, lllie and Interest of the said de- । It has more than three timet the itrength man named Butler. Butler escaped. Detroit roaseti <>L In and U> the real estale situate nnd : Rh.nV hnu nt I butchcra’ btwra. S2.0UQ2.7S Mockern. Si.VKT There was a ceremonial purification neces­ Grand Rapids of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot JefTcraon Shank has been abated at ajsTex*, 1U<rK feed era. JUSO2.73 being in lhe county of Harry, in the sista of West Charleston. Michigan, known and described as follows. sary to the keeping of the passover, and in with murSLWATU bulls, and S3.»Qaj» veal stops on signal only. or Sugar, and is far more economical, tiering hls wife, w found dead in In calve* Noa. 5 ana « will not the clays of Hezekiah we read that they The north half ot the north half of section nrting leu than one cent a cup. It bed. Sheep—Receipts for the day 10,000; quality kept it on lhe second instead of the first provided with freight train permits. uumber thirty three in township three north of Freight trains will be run at the convenleoM fair, market rather active and steady at month because the priests were not suffi­ of the company, range eight west excepting one hundred acres: -is dellcioua. nourishing, and easily who reserve the right to chaags bnchaugod prices*; quotations ranged at of land heretofore conveyed by David i : , .! without notice. Areella Spence, of Jnck^on, Tenn., has ga.UU&lL3)per HD lbs westerns, 53.23^X4-3 na­ ciently snuctifled (II Chron.xxx,2^; com­ the time ot sueh trains wing to Eber H L-ae, off and from the we . Genl Manager. pare Num. ix, 10,11). If ,wc woukPpnjoy a piece of land etgbtv rods north and south by Sold by Crocors everywhere obtained damages of fiU.tAX) from the Illi­ tives. and S4.15aA.00 lambs. Christ, our Passover, who has lx?en sacri­ twenty rods east and west off of and from the Produce: Butter — Fancy creamery, 33o per nois Central railway for the death of hei east end heretofore conveyed by David N-Lake | ficed for us, we must cleanse ourselves lb; fancy dairy, 1502»c: fresh packing stock, hiiHbnnd on that road. lit) wiw a Uremnn to Michael ilones. containing fifty acres of land Ultliinesaof of tbe flesh and spirit, I7(i^l9c. Eggs-Strictly fresh, 28o per dox; tee from all filthiness and was killed In a collision. house. 24&20C- Dre-Med Poultry — Spring perfecting holiness in the fear of God (I Dated. Hartings. Mkh., Dec. 23lh. A. !»-. 1*92 Miss Mary Moody, a niece of Evangelist ---w. nnt.-r ----Ilia -- mlusinnnrv . J”----- I i chickens, WfifcllO per lb; mixed lota, OHOlOc; Cor. v, 7; II Cor. vil, 1). la iilvnrit f.n AdminiKnCor. Moody, is about to enter the missionary turkeys. 13c; ducks, IKSUHc; geeae. 31. “All such as had separated them­ field. ‘ I Potatoes—Wlhcoiudn Itooc, ttOcftaBc per bushel: selves unco them from the filthiness of the Scientific American Miss Louise Aldrich Blnke hns taken a Hebrom, 6%J7c; Wlsconaln Burbanks. 70c heathen of the land to seek the Lord God MORTGAGE SALE. -doabl. Ural," In th. ra.mlo.Uon. u th. I Agency for ot Israel did eat." It would seem that Default having been made tn the condit ion* I^udon unlrandt,. Thi. » th. htahj»« of a certain mortgage made by Patrick St John many of those who had been living in the to Mary T. Goodyear, dated July Irth. _. honor, as a student in medicine, ever taken Cranberries—Jerseys, fancy. J.8.uu^a.0u per land when they saw the temple builded iiwb. and recorded tn the offee of the register of by a woman. h» . woman ' Uvrel; Cape Cod. choice W lino. SllXUOaiLOU. and the worship of the true God estab­ ih-eAv for tho county of Barry and state ot Alfred Stout, colored murderer was Michigan, on tho Utth day of Joly. A. D.. DOO. lished joined themselves to Israel. So In liber 33 of mortgages, on page 13<, on which hanged at Elkton, Md. He murdered Geo. shall it be in the days that are coming, ruortgage there i» claimed t<* be due at the date DItman, an aged farmer near Bohemia j Wheat — No. 2 red winter cash. 8(^<(c; when men of all languages shall say to the this notice the sum of elghty-one dnllara and CAVIAT8, ” - 1. - .1891. . jIis mot[ve wa3' January, —c; February, 79c; March, " Manor, Feb. flftv oneecnts. and an attorney s feO of fifteen Jews, We will go with you, for God is with TRADE MARKS KSfciC. Corn—No. 2 mixed you (Zech, viii, 53). So is it now, when robbery. dollars provided for in said mortgage, and DESIGN PATENTS, suit or proceedings at law bavtne been lustiite The thirty-fourth anniversary nf the . _ M-v COPYRIGHTS, etoJ Christ is seen in us aud not self, people recover the moneyssecure,!- by said birth of Emperor WlUlam of Germany i “ taM }a^ gv or any part thereof, how. therefore, will be drawn away from the follies nnd io of the nower o< *alp contained in said Ol(to»t tiureal ---- celebrated MKc; March wns celebratedyesterday yesterday all nil through throughGerGer-1 -c/mnUry yot,rw filthiness of this present evil world to the ge, and tho statute In such case made Every patent iv with great im*at acclaim, nr-rlnim and nnd also a Inn in in 1' aoMc. -- Ry— ■-Fair ■ demand; ■ -western and state. realkies of a life of faith in tbe Son of God, many avfded. notice la hereby given that the publto by many cities of tbe United States. Russia's &v*a>o on track. Barley—Dull and un­ aad God will lie glorified in ns (GaL !, 24). iy. the eighth day of Anri). A D. Ji»3.changed; lorfc in tbe forenoon. I shall sell at public czar gave a dinner in honor of the day. •- western quoted at flOaUoc; glx22. “And kept the feast.of unleavened rowod etale. 73A77c. ItirJt—Dull but firm; The London Chronicle saj-H that tbe next aid mess. S10JJu4t3UA). Lar-1—Dull and nom- bread seven days with joy, for the Lord English budget will provide for the pay­ InoL Larttmt circulation of anr relent!fte paper tn the had made them joyful and turned the world. Splendidly Illustrated. Nolbtellbreut ment of salaries to members of parliament. heart of the king of Assyria unto them." Summonses have been issued for thirty When He givelh quietness, whdthen ----- -----con E.urr Buxitaixx Jan. 30. xsiuuu, Jhl Broad way, New York Qty. men alleged to havo been implicated in the make trouble (Job xxxiv, 29;? -If God bo amount due on Mid Cattle---—One hundred ---seventy-two cent. Interest, and all Italian bank frauds. loads on na!r>; market was irregular, extra for us, who can be against us (Rom. viii, eoveuanNineteen men were killed and 180 are im ­ ■teen,-------------- choice do, S&.15^4.40. Hogs— 31)? The king's heart is in the hands of iid for therein, the premises being dracribed prisoned by an explosion in a coal mine at Seventy loads on sale; market higher. York- the Lord, as the riversof .water, He turnetb in said mortgage as all that certain lot. piece and nnrcel of Und situate rathe township ot Hope Tokou, near Gram, Hungary. It is believed era, SdlOiM.*): extra hear*. 5^.25®?^-, it whithersoever He will (Prov. xxi.-Jl “ rounty of Barry and State of packcrt au<r medium^ Sai&38J»; pigs, J7.® If, os His people, we are only willing and that the imprisoned men are dead also. MlehTgan, and known and describedI follows: &7.7j; do common skids to fair, $7^^7 20; The secret of petrifying human flesh waa Ltagn, rough to good. 5>.75Cd. 10. Sheep and obedient, He will make us eat tbe good cl SF'tXS discovtred by a Milan student in 1830, but lambs-Snventy-two loads on sale; market the land and drink of tha riw of His MTSM. Da ho was drowned a tew years later andjtho MorticMce. secret perished with him. pninr T. colobov*, XTI, M; xvil, 11), but 11 MY WIFE HISTORY OF A WEEK SAYS Sick-Headache I mpaired Digestion Liver Disor Female Aliments SHE CAN T GET ENOUGH OF Dolwil, l&fisag & Mira ClrAUS SANTA ioAP WANTS ITTOO^rtafi H'KCHI GM& 0 rAMgS;! «■ JUdt.« Do you Know? Michigan Central Chicago, Kalaaasoo i Sagiaaw Unlike the Dutch Process No Alkalies Other Chemicals W. Baker & Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa, W. Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass. ’SKSfTlS SfiSSSWS, 'each his nod the led sunv.ithin nst him mbition i linger* I’isliablo ite and mins of f denfific ^mejican Headac ™ naw iWEiumraj Colonel North, the PATH. EngiUh •NHnto �SCHOOL COCUMH X' ELECTRIC 6EBRENTS. Rev Pixley. ,b<! Kalamasoo Baptist - .It tanks . ' .____ /MUI was a big let ___ —---- --year? os-■■If •».«» j by Buech A ndru*. Ca«* W .-allcgv- b** ,he po,p,t Tt?r aViy at o8 OHiaey to promise under U* circur*’ bleSpel aln« R-v. HOW THEY OPEAATX- «NO H We are g!-d «“ «y Mnu.0",n tn MEN CONTnOU THEM. The meet Ing of the Co. AMM-laUon at the gam-Ed Brainard to down wiUi Boys Mito for 99 cents at Mudge'* Xwhvllla the 28th waa a great success n Doc dollar all wool r«n‘* a‘ Mmlg«-« lung fever._______________ _ every respect The teachers of that Tbe Ew|ulmau& village. nortfib rulthfUlly ud itar «■«t nd of the BxposlW*** grounds, Is one of store. flnely. Tlw allen<Ui>c« o' twebOT. the most Interesthig and attractive feature* Rerarmtxr people the cost *»'e * p.irai.-nil poplb «•• n-Hr 9M;, H»j (Hum «bo .ucb r/Hl Mndgr*< ruM only SO d«p“• UU>. wle«rl cropcn.luw L, J. -non «ln»e n.m« .pp«.red ™ Ibe pn>- of tbe fair. Fifty-seven native* who r>rr/NlT .todenl-. bwn lirto durIM to, rram wm on bmiil. T>w m»»'c fcrnlthod iride In separate cabins tailhfally eloek The freaks of the electrla current are al L>< tod d«>>. Hir> would b,re bce“ ““ by Uw 111,0 School choir good, lb- date the manner ®f home-life iu Labrador Std Id Ihtlr teltaf. 'O' “W discussions throughout lively and Inter­ Tbe visitor Is courteously shown aroundi not m Incumpreh«nslblo-and mysterious Keoj.-u. |..uuU JL tolling no.-.-d.y. and Is also treated to a sleigh-ride on the ' h « to the unscientific mind, and It might b< , 8ting and lhe spirit excellent. One very tax. Tbb la In.l—d a 1 noticeable feature was tbe attendance or pond, the sled being drawn by seven white added to tbe scientific also; as tbe aubotan ice). Esquimaux dogs. Tbe Utile boy born many patrons, n very encouraging sign characteristics of ll* eurrenl itself. W. M. Wilkens spent Saturday and Will Sutbarlaiid. «tw *" nine weeks ago and named Christopher 9UAs>ino6t of lhe papers will be pul llabed. Columbus Is wed and hearty. On the 20tb Could a current be. directed In a line with Sunday fin YpaHkntL out the medium of cundnctore tbe com We are lnf‘»rmed that MIa- Belle Irarnp- we retain from any comments upon them. day of January was born a baby girl, who motion, horror, dodging nori dread that i( man.oTyvtir city. «• cvritemplatlng tak­ Two eto-ts exercises were given anp both will be named babella. Several of the na­ would causa would be sufflelent to paralyw tives speak English quite plainly, having ing a professional course at the U- of M. tearbei-and pupils acquitted tbetiselvra human energy and drive humanity oS thi iatingwith credit. A class exercise undt r each been Instructed in this language by Mo­ ' The flrat sentence Imposed by Judge next year. ravian missionaries who live in tittle All atndcnte are l<x>ktiwr anxiously for circumalances to always attended witn with comparative safety hy tbe multiplle Smith fell upon the head o( C*1** F°‘"£ country. kins, of Diamondale. who will spend tb. the clew- of tbe fir.t minister and the many drawbacks. 1‘uptls nre In a glnnge ity erf wires that are used in ita trauamln room aud there are many things lo dlslrart Mls^url's building Iras assumed detinke sloe* over a large portion ot tbe earth's sur­ next two years at Jackson for assault to do final good-by to the "exams’’. their attention. Still tbe exercise to val­ form aud'ls one of the prettiest alructnnM face. In largo cities like Baltimore il Sit bodily harm upon Che person of make Ids Uuls JGoodyear expects to uable as it Is vastly more satisfying to see on the grounds. Tbe inside finish wdl ramifies and intersects nlmoit every thor Traian Umpbere. -Charlotte Republi­ parents a short visit of about a everything done than tn have soma one tell be of hanlwood, native of tba state. This uughfare. can. ' f , tween the two scinisters. bow It may be done. The reading class building Is on the main avenue leadiag Invisible and nolselesalF R docair work For the first time in many jeara there is conducted by Miss Lida Feighnat con­ from the Fifty-seventh street entrance of —ths commotion it creates not being ax tbe one-year men was fixed The fate of the good <kating on lhe river and the small last Thursday evening by the Jeffersonian sisted of thirteen-4th grado pupils who the park to tl»e lake, and is opposite the great as the arc light*.that it bring* Into boy*. ••'«» some of the larger ones too. are society. Upon joint debate as to whether entered the room in good order and were main art ball, and under the shadow of existence, the machinery it propels cr the , ujox inc It h-r all there Is In It Parties the one-year men should be formally seated at tbe signal. Upon tbe board Pennsylvania's clock tower. telegraph instruments that it operates. A of b<H' have skated'up the river to fhornchristened "SenlorettM,” the question was had previously been placed eight words anple Isk- and Tuesday morning » party The Spanish exhibit will be aomathing enrious substance that can permeate tbe decided . In the afflrmativu. There are selected from the lesson. One afttr an­ , denNest piece of steel, stone or wood, il can skated down lhe rirer Sfffar as Irving. formidable in the way of war Implement i other the pupils passed to Hie board, about l(>0 "Senloreltes.’’ Mr. Walker, ot yet be deflected with th* frailest piece®! spelled a word, marked it dlacritically. display. The different factories and glass ar other so called'noocouducting ma­ Many todies In the.city will be struck Middleville, being among tbal number. explaining tbe marking and then pul the foundries of Spain will furnish plaaa of with lhe similar characteristic of their James Kay Applebee, of whom Barry word into an oral statement. The lesson rortiflcatlons and historical relics of war terials. For some material it ha* an af­ husbands and Thos- Edison, the Inveiitor, finity, and will “jump” a considerable dis in the following: If Mrs. Thomas Edison county people have a fond remembrance, i^vas then read tho reading being, very accoutrements, also military maps will be tancs lo reach It, while for other* it ba* displayrd. This large aad interesting ex­ want* i,vi husband to take luncheon with will deliver a series of lectures this week good indccri. Time. 25 minutes. such a repulsive hatred that it will not Several commendable things were no­ hibition is calculated to impress the visi­ touch It under almost any circumstance*. her siir has to drive down l<> bls laboratory In the Unitarian church. Hia subject Is for him. for unless reminded Mr? Edison "Shakespeare’s Plays.’’ ticed. Tbe pupils all read In a clear tors with the military prowess of that Electricians, however, say that there to seldom thinks of his meals. 'Die students are anticipating a rare tone and could be heard in any part of tbe country. Letters written by Columbus to do material that is absolutely a noncon­ room. While they were enthusiastic, prominent people will be shown, among ductor, although in some the amount of treat next Saturday evening tn the shape Mrs. Sn»an Robinson diet! nt her home them one addressed to Ferdinand and Isa ­ in Battle Crwk recently at lire advanced of a lecture upon "Alexander Hamilton,’’ bands were not raised for criticism UH bella, demanding lhe full enjoyment 6f lhe force taken up is so small aa to be al­ one bad finlslnd. Pupils were question­ most Imperceptible a*d docs not iu any ncr of ’.‘I vi-ars. She "ne of the first by Prof. John Fiske, of Harvard. ed uii each paragraph to make sure that his privileges and concessions. , perceivable degree interfere with the regu­ ’settle.' in Johnstown having settled, there Some fears are entertained by the stu­ clear. QuesUons One of the most Interesting exhibits of lar current. That the electric current more than fifty years ago. For the past dents. of the sinal! pox which Is raging tliu meaning was answered iu complete statement Worth the Exhibition will be a reproduction of a ’ generated from the dynamo or undiluted twelve years she has made her home in but a few miles from town. . used In sentences to ensure n knowledge j from tbe clouds Is dangerous to human Battle Creek. She was the grand mother mine In active operation. of their meaning. The use of colored ' life is unquestioned. The curreuta used by Home Hints. of Mra. T- S. Brice, of this city. Herr Gilhausen, engineer of the cele­ tbe electric railways.despite the theories crayon lo mark words doubtless adds to A very useful substance, named glyLeroy Armstrong of the Chicago Herald, brated Krupp gun works, will arrive at of Professor Francis Nlpher, of the Wash­ the interest of tbe work. advi-es Tanners within two hundred miles eonniue. Is prepared by surgeons, by ming­ The exercise conducted by Miss Mar­ Jackson Park In a few days and begin : ington university, according to the state* of Chicago to raise all the garden stuff ling four parts in weight of yolks of eggs shall was in grammar, a subject perhaps work on the great Krupp exhibit. He i I ment of electricians, to fatal if come in con­ with five pa^ts of glycerine, forming an they can next year. He says:. "They not so promising for such on occasion. will bring with him a force of skilled Ger­ tact, with under ordinary conditLrfns, and will make more that way than they can unctuous compound of the consistency of Tbe class was a large ouc—some 25—com­ man artisans who will be employed on the ; t thf- sauie Can be raid of the arc light ny* with n heat and grrfln. This town will honey, unalterable by the atmosphere, and pound of 7th grade pupils. Time. 30 min­ grounds. । tern. . eat up everything that can lie shipped in, which makes nn inoffensive covering for utes. The exercise consisted of a rapid ucouranoi? - !' The abiding place of lhe current appears Decorations lor for uie the urroMii German rowis governand if you can get such stuff as early sore or injured parts: yet it can be easily review of the various parts of speech, nf be the ground, sad it takes the most potafw.' Into Chicago for anything like removed by water. Every family should the different kinds of complements, and ment building have arrived, and consist rea-onabf freight, you can get pretty keep a small bottle of it to use in case of tk-aling especially with Infinitives and, of painted friezes made by Berlin artiste, direct route to g. t there whenever an op­ hand-made tiling nnd other material, portunify prrM-nts itself, and, poos through near «h«t you want for them. Tbe- dtH large flesh wounds. partriples. Several sentences were anmaud for. vegatablcs will be beyond all When crackers become soft from long alized ami the class ncqultted themselves Work on tbe building IsprogreMlurf rapid- ; « human body as quickly n>« an iron rod If n*asonablo supply. standing put them lq a-pan and bake them throughout very creditably under .the cir- ly and the structure will be an ornament occasion demands. This applies to all high to the park and a credit to the German tension wires used upon the^trecta. Where ones. cunisiaiices. ..oi. They will be as crisp as fresh ......... iney were iuulu cumbtances. They much cusunembar- nation. The kid who wrote tills composition on over. I they enter Lu Hdiugs tor the purpose of In­ The following I, Mid lobe xn exeollent ■»'' hlfdlj did IhenxelH, JnxUce. "lhe Editor” will some day shine iu hto candescent lighting appliances are atch(h*en profession^ "The editor is one of cnnenl for mending moves. Mix ttnely I. Hr rote of Hie yxytatlon. lhe next Tli, italue of Lllietty Enllchtralnt Ihr ,„h„, tb,m t„ uglify th. tore, •< th, tbe Iihppiest individuals In the world. He nnlverlnxl Iron with liquid wgler-ghiM 1 "... Ung will be held nt b.xhvUx on the \\ orld will be Built of salt. It Is to be 1 current and render it comparatively harm«H/t hii th., oennirh second Saturday of April. can go to any circus in the afternoon and Into a thick „„.ix> constructed by an Eoglisli concern, and Anexpert onthesubject. in divnsstag pa.de, and fill the cracks with ASSOCIATION NOTE.-. ever-Ing without paying a penny, also .in­ it, then make a hot lire in the stove. A will be 5’< feet high. I the matter, stated that an individual on a Tbe good people o: Nashville kindly’ A society ,iu Cincinnati has undertaken dry day with silk socks anti gomi boots on quests and bangings:-lias free tickets to druggist can furnish the iron aud water­ cared for tin* "inner wants" of all m at­ to docorate a room in the Woman’-, build- might racape deatn when couring iu oontheaters, gets wedding cake sent him. and glass. • sonietiiucs gets it licklug, but i <t often. tendance. Ing. : tact with a high tension wire, but on a wet To restore abused velvet mix two table­ for be cau lake tilings back In hto next • day he would not be Hable to escape. Ths The evenings reception was a success weeks issue, which he generally does. spoonfuls of liquid ammonia with half a and enjoyed by all. The recitations by Manufacturers of brick and tile ma-1 preventives nnd p&cautions umkI by the While other folks go to bed early, the ed­ pint of hot water ami apply it to the vel­ the little were first-class. chinery have becu accorded the privilege electric companies to protect tbe linemen vet with a stiff brush, rubbing it well I into itor can sit up late at night and see all of putting up a building for their exhibit, and other employees verify the statement. that is going on. When I aiu a man I the pile so as to take out tbe stains and One patron expressed bimseif as more The model of the Santa Maria has ar-1 L oder Life regulation of tbe electric light mean to be nn editor, so 1 may stay out creases. Thin hold the velvet over a hot willing to pay a good teacher 8&0 per rived, and will be moor««jl in one of the P°wer COI['Pan « no employee teolflat iron until the steam raises the pile and late at nights. That will be jolly.” month than to have Vie services of n lagoons of Jackson 1’aik. The boat ls .’owed to i^nd a telegraph pole untera he it Is perfectly dry. poorone for nothing. said to la* historically correct, and will, !™»»ber boota-rubber being a noo­ This city is ty^be congratulated upon To keep lights bright soak lamp-wicks the outlook fo/ future prosperity of its | LT“h hl? J? r Hastiags city was represented by no doubt, nttract crowds of visitor*. • belt. This belt Is hooked around Ms body, manufacturing Institutions. They are ah in vinegar before using them iu - a lamp. Misses Brown, Bllven. McLaughlin and The Illinois Woman’s Exposition Board . and he fastens it to tbe pole and begins o’pon the highway to success, which means a Wash smoke-stained chimneys In warm WardelL Middleville by Misses Winters has already received seventy volumes ' eratlons. Should he come in contact with water and soap, and rub while wet with great addition to the material wealth of the and Thomas and H. M. Itlcli. written by Illinois women as a nucleus of J an exposed wire and revive a shock the city. Tbe most successful of the manu­ vinegar or dry salt. They can also be The only townships not represented the library, which will be Installed in tbe 1 bell will keep him fromrfalHng. A num­ facturing establishments of the city .to the rleaiied. as many be globes on gas fixtures, i bcrof linemen in this ofty owe their lives Michigan Whip company, which made a in warm water and soda, and then In were Carlton. Hope, Orangeville and State building. Rutlaud. . • , or U>« MllUxry School ot IX- I “ ‘“* “ »"»* Ih’l' »»»■ net earning on its capital stock of over 30 warm water and ammonia. per cent., and all of tbe stockholders will .................... ................. ............ • Prairieville Is a long distance away United States of Columbia will lie brought panious to remove them to tbe gronwl with State Now*. bt* tickled with a dividend. This institution but Bert Smith "got tiiere” all the same. to the Fair, when these West Pointers <»f comparative safety. This precautionary system is ntao used by the telegraph *n<! has a good surplus, to in easy circumstan­ What ailed lhe Moderator nriulonary? Bog* will have a chance to show their telephone companies. Dr. Edwin Stewart, aged 71, _a hlghlyces, and the Walter's patent raw hide hal­ military dicipline, which is the boast of ^he wires used by the electric Ught com­ ters made, are meeting with growing fa­ respected resident, of Mendon,dramc near He seemed all Wright on this occasion. this school. losing Ills life yesterday. In stepping off panies are .generally placed on tbe lower vor everywhere. One peculiar feature of When the association goes to Ns she Four thousand five hundred f£et of arms of tbb noles and are required by law this factory Is that every little scrap of a ladder, striking upon his bead and vllle again, a larger room must be pro­ leather 15 used, Ind turned Into articles shoulders, and sustaining serious injuries vided. movable sidewalk will be constructed on to be heavily insulated. The operating from which a good profit is derived. It to his spine. the Casino Pier at tbe Fair grounds. The wires of electric railways, white being Iu answer to many inquiries relative to sidewalk is designed principally to carry placed in tho middle of the streets, are pro­ was our intention this week to give a Mrs. E. Sweet, of West Leroy, uninten ­ wrilte up of our manufacturing^Tnstltctbe matter of school law. we can only steamboat passengers to the shore. The tected by "guard wires." These wires arc tions, but owing to other matters we are tionally caused the death of her little child. say this: Just what the examinations plans call for the movable platforms to be intended to prevent such telephone ami compelled to postpone It until next week. The latter was attacked by convulsions may be they know as well aa any mem­ five feet above the floor of the pier, so as telegraph wires as may chsuce to fall from on Sunday. Tbe mother, thinking a warm ber of the board. It - is suggested that •to afford an elevated and unobstructed coming in contact with the electric wire . The Kalamazoo Telegraph makes the bath would prove beneficial, Immersed the sources whence view of tbe shore and* lake. itself—an occurrence very much dreaded following very sensible suggestions in child in water so hot that the skin came off they look up the by lhe telephone and telegraph cam pan ire. regard to tbe practice of carrying conceal­ In many places. The babe died on Mon­ moneys are deprived for the support of On a farm near Elkton, ten miles east of schools, the organization and powers of As the strongest current will make a ed weapons, which It pronounces one of day. the various school bonds, the authority Alliance, an extraordinary find of petrified break for tbe earth by way of the telegraph the most cowardly and dangerous prac­ wood has been unrerthwl. It is a solid When the Masonic temple at Cadillac ^ud duties of teachers. Any desiring a or telephone wire to reach Its destination, it tices of the present time: In this peacefnl piece, Weighing 814 pounds, on thAunooth aud enlightened state there to no need for was erected, a ventilating opening was oopy of the law can obtain it by calling surface of which appear the .outlines of would, if not arrested, go through the in­ struments In the operating offices of those any person In the ordinary walks of life left near the upper story, which was at this office on any Saturday. several different species of animals, as if to carry a loaded revolver or a bowle speedily captured by tbe city doves. -Re­ In this Issue will be found notice of traced by human hands. Geologists have companies aud burn them out. The com­ knife. In nine cases out of ten the man cently an owl appeared and drove them the spring examinations. All teachers examined the nature of the peerlflcation panies, to guard against such accident*, who has such a weapon. If he gets into out, and there he "holds his solitary re&i” that can congenleutly do so are urged to and to have agreed that Its formation dates use what is called “lightning arresters,” trouble flues so solely through having it and nightly peers on passers-by. The attend one of the specials as lack of back 3.300 years. It Is proposed to place which are intended to avoid lightning as well as stray current*. Attached to each about hfin. A very’ large proportion of Cadlllacera get road when’ you till tBem suitable accommodations renders the It In lhe Ohio State exhibit wire In the central office of the Chesapeake the murders In Michigan are due to to this that their temples are “given over to the work of the regular examination embar­ bats and owls.” Telephone company is a Na. 36 insulated mischievous pracUce. It Is contrary to rassing to the larger number usually In wire that runs across a small piece of tin­ tl»e law to common sense and opposed to An Alpena dude furnished another attendance. Of course this has reference Xamfe aud residence. foil, held hi ita place by two small braes private and public welfare. No man can proof that the expression "brainless dude” to 3rd grade candidates. Those desiring J Charles Kahler. Hope 24 .Supporter* at either end, one end of which always be sure that he will act with dis­ Is tantological. One of these gay youths a higher grade must attend the regular. i Katie Horn, Hope connect* with a ground wire. cretion especially if he to In the habit of stopped with a cutter on a steep road, while this little wire to large enough tc drinking intoxicating liquors. He may while at a short distance a fanner follow­ lose his temper and if a deadly weapon is ed with a load of cedar. The latter called A dispatch from San Francisco dated In the beginning of this century a shark para a current sufficient for telephone pur­ handy do something that wlH not only to “his jags” telling him to drive ou, as January 14tb, says that Marigold beat the wns taken st Surinam, and IuHwm dis­ poses, a current of a higher power will in­ stantly burn it in two. and the intruding be a crime against others but prove a very he couldn’t stop, but tho sinner didn't do Pacific coast four-mile rocord of "SS5X. covered the body of a woman excepting disastrous thing for himself. A man with It. Rather than, perhaps, kill himf’by covering the distance In 7:90Jq. The the head. Instances are recorded upon current, instead of getting into the build­ a jag of whiskey in hto stomach and a smashing the cutter, the fanner swung world’s record Is 7:I5J£, made by,Ten- good authority of specimens being found ing will take the ground wire for the knife or pistol in hto hand is more dangcr- aside Into a deep ditch, sustaining severe broeck at Louisville hi 1870. This is the iu the same sea, one with a sea calf iu ita earth. There is also a device of similar tban a lunatic. Personal weapons have Infurica. use<l M^«Phon* companies beginning of record breaking for 1893. Stomach as big as an ox, another with a will “open the current" and expose no rightful place about the persons of The Trotting association of Vienna, whole horse, and anot her with two tunnies the breakage the first time an attempt to W. W. Richardson, of Marquette, has citizens in this part of tbe country and and a man. That a man-umld llvether* just sold 19,000.000 feet of lumbor from Austria, intends founding a big .purse of those who carry them are not only cowards for h enuslslwmhltt time seenu by no means made to use the telephone with whfeb it te ^°n«t«d afterward. This pieces the poabut are placing themselves In an easy path his mills In that section to Bay City peo­ •12,500 for trotting brad threc-year olds, *. n po»i hie.—Quiver, ple. born and bred In Europe. The colts will MUUty at an accident at tha minimum’ to crime. have to be entered as yearlings. The teS2ihOn^KIn bulldi°K!* •«> not so proCat That Took to.Watet. t Ice dealers say that if a thaw should corue ou-at Monroe the snow and Ice ou total amount of purses given by this asso­ The most interesting trait tn our cat’* on occasional stray eurWe desire to extend our heartfelt thanks Hie river would flood the city and proba­ ciation durlug the season was 388,329. character did not appear until he had been 2?nrZJI»,nW:h thfm' Thnr an! *° CO°’ to our friends and neighbors for their bly carry away the bridges. The Ice is The J. L Case sale of trotters at -New, f week or so on board. Then he gave us a ■tructed, however, that no serious danger many kind acts after the terrible- accident too thick to handle. York last week must have been far from surprise. It was when we were lying in can result to the opt rarbr. It is said how­ W onr son. They were appreciated and satisfactory. I'hallas was bld in by Jack­ Camden harbor. Everybody was going ever. that an instance to on record where a will be remembered. son L Cose at &4.100, Three years ago he osboretotake a tramp among the hills, in^t/T^^ ‘ T1 bywhtn respondln2,to n telephone call. Mu axp Mra. Frank durnKBLAND. A pretty dress for a girl Is bluecloth ____ would have brough from $15,000 to 820,- and Charlie, the cook, was coming, too, to drata b°X COXn” OUto< ,nch or' shirt and corselet, with gulmpe and 000. Many of the young fillies sold fo,r row the boat bock to the yacht. the ball Middy discovered that he was somehow Sta sleeves of bright plaid velvet A nar­ less than tbe service fee of their | sire. colto. which ye easily repaired, being The average for the first day was 3038.08. left-” Being a prompt and very Spring examination will be held as fol­ row band of fur edges the skirt. decided cat, it did not take him long to about the only things damaged. Teleand for the second day 3337.00. . lows. all at court house, Hastings: Tbe colors at present tnoat fashionable make up hto mind what to do. He ran to Thursday and Friday. March 2 aud 3 The mnre Brunhida. by France’s Alex­ the low raH of the yacht, put hto forepawa are brown and green for ordinary wear Friday. March 31. and for evening toilettes pink, Nile green, ander, owned by W. Maesinger, of Ger­ on it, and qpvb us R long, anxious look. Friday, April SStfi. many, won 815.125 in purses tbe past sea­ Then os the boat was shoved off he raised School law will be demanded for ali straw color and turquoise blue. son In Germany, besides several purses Iu ioSd uOrtn’CtTi that k W,U burn ooi grades. Preserve this notlee. , Russian beaded passementerie has come Australia. This shows that trotthtg is his voice tn a plaintive mew. We waved Enoch Acpruz, contact with a current out to edge Russian blouses. It is work­ getting quite a bold on the contisent. W? •,3oodby.* chaffed him pleasantly, and told him to mind the anchor and have **rgir thou it WO* created to fam i Commissioner. ed in beads and silk of all colors on flan­ Bi-unhida’s dam Is n tboroaghbred mare, u> ’‘‘’fleet to th^ dinner ready when we got bock. nel, and to very pretty and artistic. and her success will probably leatf-to That was too much for his temper. As tartb.—Baltimore Herald. further breeding in that direction. Additional County News. The hair arranged high on lhe head is ‘HTed 0TMbo*fd and no longer the fashion. The most stylish It is claimed that among all the colts and coiffue display a parting In the center of Allies by Ropee, 2:11 pacing, there U: not Froirtevllle. Mhiruif aii!’ rora^» u told Kndo That was the strangest thing we had c bear j. e, Calms has sold bls inter- the bead with tbe hair waved or crimped, a single pacer or even mixed galted one. ’"••reantfie busIneM to hia part­ and ths knot or chignon placed low at the To which register should Rupee be admit­ wer seen in all our lives. We were quite ners, Temple and Nelsou. If so, we with nape of the neck. ted. the pacing or trotting? Hu is eligible used to elephants that could nlay at see-' many others wfil be sorry to loSro goSi Long boas of soft fluffy furs are to both, and he Is a strong example of the •aw ami horses thntcoulj fire cannon, to MU -id JZJ! “«1»« “Ula pUy. business man as Cairns—Mra Geo Gclr.-r very much worn, also short ones that will always be Impossible to In lhe Pendlll neighborhood died Momtay separate tbe galta, or be certain whether a ““of hl.ownwoori wooia taka to th, tftoraoooo/HoM Mm—It 1, turn,’ merely eacitcle tbe neck. A novelty is a horse will trot or pace because It is bred In Z Urxlk? ? 'hUldoodwl Newfcoodlxod small collar composed' of an entire sable UtM tor <wr ruton skin Including the head, feet and tail. The certain lines. . 4 did net C*U<I ““ suMdl_heod with bright eyes has a quaint The Grand Rapids Driving club Is to eff*:’. nestling In front amid the fur. bang up 825,000 In purses and stakes for •bHertiig. hot perfKtl/ hippy to ThMe colors can be purchased in leas ex“^Ung AnKuat 7 to 18 this year with tbe craw. Ha had baaa pedstve fun. Mutta are decidedly on a S’ ai?,riBta up lhfl <lueall°n whether the generous scale, and fur capes both short World s fair wili interfere with meat Inga and long continue In vogue. ' ihk Tear, it certainly lwg, Umt Additional Local Th* Haatr«CT*tnkfa^ Wil merely want'of habit that maker aoedi^llke thinking. Let him makutbe piling* and select-something definite t<j think about, nnd terxtoorw ha will find fol low tar * train of Lrtxjgbt a very agreeable exarcise. Letting the mind imtr backward and f-,: ward, like a weatufcrcock, at the augg. .. ticaof thia or that ecctental drctiuMtanie la <rf course dull iMMt worrying, but the man wto> know* bow totfalnk does not do that' Hwthiak*. aa,lie reads. with a definite pur. poee> One cannot of ceurac propose Hnrs <>f • ftnxigbt in tbe abttrnct- for unknown per son*. bat one mMy indicate one or two of Che way* in which n man may learn to get pltoaurvfrom thinking. Te begin with, ht nay follow tho rumple of the wh. nma who said, "Whc*»I- have nothing ri< to do I nori my thoughts and label them That was an excellent plan. There are few men whoae thought*-would not be in. proved by being pat through the pro*-«-< to which we subject-a drawer full of papers -which hart laqitel for some timthat rare combination of lebrare and iml. n at fan which la necessary for tidying. Most of us, again, haw confused thoughts­ and intuitions, tliat. this or that thing con­ nected with ourselves ofonr families might be better done than it ia done. Lei the man, then, who complains of h|s intolerable hour on tho Southwestern, or the London and Brighton, or the Greai Eastern, absorb himself in a definite schema of meditation upon something which has already clamored to be thonght out,and he will find the time pgara* quickly enough. He most not wait till the thought cornea to him. He must, by a conscious and de­ liberate exercise of will, set hia mind to his subject. In plain wo^ds, be must say to himself, "Now 1 will regularly think out whether it is a good plan" to do this, that or tbe other.—London Spectator. A Theory Hcgardlng Meteors. Mr. Eastman offers ths following theort to account tor the apparent exceas of*iron over stony metcoritear "When a stony meteorite falls to tbe earth it generally breaks Into many fragments, and the nip tured surfaces plainly indicate the nature of the catastrophe. No case fa on record where an aerolite showed any indication of having been twisted, broken/or torn from another mats of the same material. The true type of meteorite which reaches Li.e earth from outer space is probable simitar to that which fell iu Iowa county, lai, on Feb. 12, 1875. The ccleatial visitor .to com­ posed almost wholly of lithic matter, but scattered through tbe mass are small grains of nickcliferoii1* iron. This iron may exist in tho atony matrix in all form! and sizes from the microscopic uoduh-totbe maM weighing several ton*. "When the lithic mam comes in contact with the earth's atmosphere thu impact breaks up the matrix nnd octa free the trori bodit*, and they reach the earth in ’-trp aatne condition, so far as maM und fignre are concerned, aa they exist in the origin;.: formation. In such cooes It is prolmlde tbat the stony portion of tbe original body Is rent into such small fragments by thr explosion that these would not reach th* earth iu any appreciable size. The larger the masses of iron tbe more complete would be the destruction of the original body, and the larger lithic rm (writes would be t ■ containing the smaller granules ot Iron.’* —Iron. Knsliak Pap-art in the Crimean War. When, at thr outset of the Crimean war. tn tba early summer of 1854, William How ard Russell presented himself to old Sir George Brown iu the roadstead of Malta, announcing himself as lhe correspondm: ot the Ijondon Times and tendering an authorisation from the minister of war, thf apparition was regarded not so much in the light of a revolution as of an nupr.-redented and astounding phenomenon. But Rusaell’a credentials could not be ignored and all the world knows how he bwatm tbe pen of the war and how bis vlgorottexposure of abuses, neglect and misman agement, contributed mainly to lUi resen. from absolute extermination ofthe British army wintering in misery on the Sevasto­ pol plateau. Other paper* followed th*lead given, them by The Times, and The Illustrated London News had its artist correspondent at tbe Crimea in the pers'-n of Mr. William Simpson, now a veteran, but still traveling and sketching for the journal with which he has been identified for nearly forty years.—Archibald Forbes in Century. ....... Our Marine Ancr.ton. Science ia paying much attention now te the observation of marine forms, •beotUM' the animals that dwell in the ocean are the, oldest in existence. According to the the ory of evolution human beings ss well as all other land animals are descended from them. It is difficult to realize that our an­ cestor* in the distant past lived under wa ter, and that they made their first rertc brate appearance as sea worms, but thscientific men Insist that such ia the fact Sharks are selected forcertainexperinimtbecause they are tbe most ancient of ali •arriving types ot fishes.—Cor. BoKct; Transcript. It Cured Her. "She has given up spiritualism since she married.” "Because her husband objected to it, I •appose?” “Yes, for whenever she went to a tabb* rapping, he began to get messages from hit first wife!”—Exchange. Medicals That Affect Plant Growth.^ From experiments made by Enfclt- . scientists it appears that camphor andox? genated water are tbe most energetic ex citanta of growth, uot only as regards »L« consideration of germination but as aflerctlug the vigor of plants.—New York Pre-*- PROBATE ORDER. Srate of Michigan, county of Bany.-ss. At a session of ths Probate Court for t! ■ hoMeu at the Prorate Office ta city of HMttnu. in said county, on Wvd dm lay, the »<l dav of FsOrnary. in the yea» one tt>ousan_q eight, hundred aud mnety-lhr. • Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge Probate. .«»• of Jo**p b McEci airaujudged insane person. " « rTa®*1’k lb« petition heretofore filed duh Agnes McKee, a slater ot wild .h» eub McKee, praying for the removal of Man McKee the present girardjan Of said adjud^' h >»sao» pcraou. and tbeappelntnwnt of aaoiu-■: JJ2’?J‘or***dCnist,f,>rthe reasons and pur In said petition set forth. ^Thereupon It is ordered that Fr.day tbe persons interested id wd to appear at a session S’ rav.'I neraive aoU<*« � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-02-09.pdf cfa97e04106e6ec63e7600864d98ed46 PDF Text Text t th 11m ng i The best Adverlisingmedium in Bar ry. County. Hastings VOL. XXXVII. NO. -11 HASTINGS. MICH.. FEBRUARY 9. 1893. ■i«ana.pa^ ■OFrawer full '«* and inelirlxlying. used thought* hat thing coulamillea might mploinaof his efinlte scheme Ing which ha* ■ickly enough, bought come* IKA VAN VALKENHURGH'S r xuhrly think a” to do thia. lowing theorj h it generally , and the rap ite the nature y indication of n or torn from nateriaL The obablc similar 4 ri-dtor is com­ ic- matter, but uw are small This iron may nil forma and nodule to tho ■AT- nit» In contact re the impact Is free the iron -earth‘in the Crimean war, William Howself to old Sir lead of Malta, tendering an &tcr of war, the oc so much in of an unprecelomenon. But ' sot be ignored. 0W he became r bis vigorous and mismani of the British h the Sevnato i followed the imee. and The bad its artist i in the person low a veteran, tching for the been identified zbibald Forbes .tention nowte forms, because dngs as well as escended .from ize that our Mo­ ved under waleir first rerterortna. but the uch b the'dact. tin experiment* ancient of all HAMS & VAN ARMAN’S old stand: HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. H TO DOE O MS YOU HAVE BEGUN KIGHT THE .new ^year that is now fairly under way has brought us a better trade than we have ever be­ fore enjoyed. THIS MEANS: A larger number of citizens have recognized the advantage of deal­ ing with us. Thanking you for -this evi­ dence of. confidence we invite a continuance of trade. Yours sincerely, ' fl QQObYEZIR .Desires to inform the people that he is still in the ring, notwith­ standing the big fire. He is always prepar­ ed to furnish bargains and all will do well " to call at the PEOPLE’ DRUGSTORE. W. n. QOObTE/IR STAUFFER aI ism since sue ■ent to a table oaages from his Tas Matual lifs hwucs Co. YEARS le by English mphdr and oxyt energetic •»- Richard"A. McCURDY, President. Is the length of time that n but as affect*w York PtMfa BETTER THAN A SAVINGS BANK^ The beneflM to be derived from a Life Inra/ ance policy, and the deposit of the oame sum paid for premiums In a savings bank, raise* a question which is frequently dlmwused by peo­ ple Interested in the subject of I.lfo Insurance. Tfamnuatt.be ago of thirty deposit® tn a bank each vear the sum of ML77, at 4 per cent. compound inrereet. for ten years, he will real ■ .। ..(..tit o.i.m flirt Klim STEBLIBB INLAID SR. rVouri’ tor ad niaeiy-Utree. irons. Judge at toforc filed duly 'that Hrnlay toe petition. isaliL llOOWI Hastings Journal force spent Sunday with his parents—Prof. Lowry, of Howell, played the violin at the Congregational church last Sunday morning and evening —MlM Hortense Osmun was at Hastings ami Kalamazoo the first of the week— Miss Kate Dickinson spent Sunday at Kalamazoo with college friends—The Bap­ tist Union, the Evangelical Alliance and the Y. P. S. C. E. met with the Epworth League at the M. E. church last Sunday evening in a union pruyer and praise service—C. E. Ingen on was at Woodland Tuesday. ’ IMKbWflKE STOCK t hi* mind to in the original It is probable > original body rment® by the not reach the :®. The larger omplete would Inal body, and would be those WHOLE NO. 1965 locality. The forepart of this week it be­ Mr*. Frank Marks is Maying at FlnJey ing so ley, our blacksmith. Mr. Osterhouse took off and put on for three or four days Marks—The ladles dime society will meet at the rate of 45 to 50 shoes per day and with Satie Flsber this week Thursdaydone it all alone beside* other repairing— Phil. Bargww is preparing to mov® to Quite a number of people around here are Hastings—The funeral sermon of Will having severe colds with hoarseness at­ Johnson will be preached at the Fisher tached. which makes it very difficult for school house nt half past ten o’clock —Phil. them to converse—Albert King fell Ia*t. Burgess has been appointed administrator week Tuesday upon the ice In going out of of the Will Johnson estate. the house, Injuring bis shoulder but kept Yankee Bprlng*. around at work and through the night It Not much news this week—Fred tflllwas very painful and in the morning sent for a surgeon and he pronounced It a frac­ lams Is breaking a fine span of colte—W. ture of tfte collar bone—Mrs. John Mc­ Johnson and wife were the guaata of her Kinzey was quite sick last week with lung parents. A. J. Potter and wife last Sunday Nite. -Wm. Smith and wife, of Middleville, Poets ifiay sing about the beautiful trouble, but Is better at tbi* writing—The were the guests of his parents last Sunday snow but It la li.e zero weather that ac­ ladies aid evening social, which waa held —Ora -JdcCllntock, of your diy, cloaed companies It tho writer does not like. It at Mr. Osterbouse last Friday evening was her three months term of school last Fri­ makes him an unwilling prisoner at home not very largely attended, but there was day—Jim Johnson bad the misfortune to —Martin Woodard return-id Tuesday from enough for a good time, considering that have one of his horses step on an ax the his visit In N. Y.—A. Cortright. of Kala­ wo got a tree supper and then adjourned it other day cutting Ita leg severely—X mazoo. spent Sunday with friends at for this week Tuesday evening at the same Springer hu a very sick horse—The BaWHickory Corners—Charley Honeywell who place—Rev. VanWinkle Is still following keb scribe hasn’t much confidence lu the Is attending school at Kalamazoo, spent up the protracted meetings at the Balti-, Sun subscriber since that night either. Sunday with h!s parents—W. A. Spalding more church—Flute Mosher and wlfo were made a business trip to Kalamazoo Tues­ the guests of her father at Bedford last day—Zero, rain and snow, alternate now Saturday eve and Sunday—Mr*. Mary a days—Prairieville will be represented at Stiles went last week Tuesday to YpsilanSpecial privileges at the world’s fair the county conventional Hastings the 10th tl to visit Fred Tooze. and David with the instant—Byron Hughes has rented a farm children went Saturday and will return have been sold for $5,800,000. The eathe fore part of the week—Doty and Stiles stlmate placed on them beforehand was one mile cast of Oshtemo, Kai. Co. $3,500,000. The managers are 83.300,000 had a car load of corn each come to Battle ahead of the estimates. This doee not in­ Creek last week.______________ clude possible dividends on the railroad /Charlie Southwell and Miss Nellie Frost traffic. were united in marriage last Wednesday The republicans of Hope will hold a cau­ at Marshall. They are nt home to their cus at the Lake View house on the 9lh at The'secllon from one of the big Cali­ friends at the Center—Mrs. Calvin Smith 2 o’clock p. m,—Edith Chamberlain was fornia redwood trees, which the govern­ and son Phillip have been visiting at Ver­ home last Sunday—Chan. Kahler and Kate ment will exhibit in Its building at the montville this week—Twenty-five couple Horn were married on the 18th by lire world’s fair, has arrived at the fair of young people, mostly clerks of Battle Rev. Mr. Spltller—Wm. Chamberlain has grounds. Eleven freight cars were re­ Creek, hired Chas. Abbey’s hall and had hired out to George Townsend of Coats quired to convey it across the continent. a private dance Tuesday—Lovely aleigh- Grove—Mrs. Eva Davenport is not as well It measures thirty feet long by twentyIhk Saturday and Sunday and then an­ as she was last week—Several members of- three feet in, diameter. The section Is other rtrin and thaw—Reading circle every Haney Adams' family are quite nick— hollowed out and when placed on end, Friday afternoon at the Center. Mrs. L. H. Barnes is ill with lung fever— divided into two stories «and lighted, as Hiram Gibson went to Battle Creek last it will be. It will form a rustic house week to have a tumor removed from his large enough (or a family to lire in. Ora Bacheldvr and family have moved note. He went back Monday to have the Ohio will erect a mineral cabin in the to GrancrfSipids. He will run a livery 1 operation completed—lee houses in thiij Mines building at the world’s fair to Il­ team fu^liis brotlier-ln-law, L. Jones—Our vicinity have most all Iwen 'filled. lustrate its mineral resource*. The cabin slippery weather has not gone yet—Milq< Woodland. 1 will be 32x01 feet In dimensions and Lipscomb has a side to day. Feb. 7tri—A Our February thaw lias caught cold — twenty-three feet high, and be constructed good many eeltars have frozen n consider­ able during the late cold spell—Little Everybody is busy hauling legs, and the entirely of Ohio mineral products. mill yard Is nearly full — Berry McKelvey V«tam Pordun has been very Mck but is The royal women of England are deeply now on the gaifi—C. Fuller and wife, has a sale on the bib. Be has purchased of Coats Grove, and J. Adams, of Hills­ Silas Wollet’s Interest In the hardware nt Interested in their work for the fair, as dale. Sundayed at J. $peucer’»—Elder • Luke Odessa, and will move there—Our are the most enthusiastic exhibitors Id Mier* began revival meetings at West roads are still very icy, and onr black­ this country. Under the direction of the Odessa church last Monday evening—F. I smiths are making a harvest— Uncle Buh­ Queen the ladles of her family and house­ Itoralx'ek. of Hickory Corners, was In ler still Ilves, but is very sick—Steak, is hold are each preparing her separate ex­ . this vicinity buying bog* last week. He very scarce in our village at present. hibit. also Iraught a tine span of horsts of. Many of our citizens having to go to Lake A rare exhibit will come from the royal Leonard Metzker—Frank Myers sold his Odessa to obtain it—Chas. Williams ban horse to parties In Grand Rapids—Mr. left the employ of L. C. Benson—Mrs. J. house of Italy; one of the moat interesting Marlow and wife, of Campbell, visited Hynes is on the sicklist; also two of Ira sections of the exhibit, will be the Queen’s their son Elmer lnr»t Sunday—People are Jordan’s children—G. M. Garlick has a laces. The collection embraces laces more than 2.080 j ears old. One of the greatest not very religious In this vicinity, this’ novel attraction at hft^grocery. treasures is a coverlet under which all cold Weather. J ust one team out last Suuthe princes of Savoy, Including King day-4Forty cents a dozen has been paid The biadotblth’* harvest i» ripe and for eggs at Lake Odessa. Who ever saw they are gathering n golden1 one. Mr. Emanuel, were" born. eggs at that price before In this country? Smith set 75 shoes on Monday, Tuesday As a special compliment to the United about 50. Wednesday 59 and; still they States, Denmark wfiLsend to the Exposi­ come. He hae to secure extra help— tion, documents purporting to prove that GeOrge Hoyt, of Spring Brook, three Thomas Thurston, wife and daughter America was discovered long before the astings anner miles.south of here, died suddenly of Eliana, of Beldon, visited Carlton the past" man. In whoso honor the fair Is being apoplexy Thursday evening. He was a week—W. R. Vester returned home last held, landed on these western shores. The Published Thursdays by plonaer having resided there for 55 years Saturday, being unable to resume his most rigid and precautionary conditions —M-.Waldroff. of your city, visited In studies on account of poor health from are demanded, and In case of loss the COOK. BUGS.. . this place Monday—John Manhaven broke bronchitis—We are glad to be upon the United States shall Indemnify Denmark his leg while allddlng on the Ice last week last half of our winter—Maggie Burns In­ to the amount of $20,000. njnri.KGH. men. ’—.John Crance, a former resident, spent. tends to go to Belding to work In the silk Tuesday at this place—l^c Reynolds has mills—Mrs. John Fleming Intends to go to been sick all the week with lung trouble Battle Creek next week to attend the gen­ Following is the program for tho Farmbut is reported to be on the gain at this eral conference of the 8. D. Adventists to writing—Slna Vandellck, of Cloverdale, be Ighl there—Those who are good at era’ institute to be held at the opera house. arrived Monday to spend a few weeks In reading signs predict a wedding in our Nashville, on Tuesday and Wednesday of Itroah Kl«Igr. this vicinity with friends—Word has been town In the i<ar future—The subject for next week, February 14 th and 15th: Delayed tetter. receiver! from Delos Cairns, who Is attend­ TCK8DAT AFTEftSOOX. Emma Rapp, of Grund Rapids, has been ing school at Zanesville,. Wia., that he the mlasionary meeting at the Adventist Music. church next Sunday evening Is ‘'Religious Visiting relatives here—Henry Anders is is seriously HI with pneumonia. Invocation. . , ) Liberty.” All who are interested in this at home again—Albert Anders Is visiting Music. subject are invited to be there—There is friends here—Rumor says P. R.‘ Kams Joiinitown, Address of welcome to the village of prayer meeting at the Methodist church will move to Delton lb the spring—C. A cold winter night Is a most unpleas­ Nashville, by President L. F. Weaver. Anders. Jr. will work at the brick kiln at ant time to lose a home, but such a lot every Wednesday evening. Address, by President Enoch Andras, Cloverdale the coming summer—Frank befell Edward Iden and family on Mon­ of Hastings, Michigan. Lenard’s family are living with John Mc­ day night the 30th of Jan. The family Mrs. Ed. Geiger died of blood poison on Music. Bain's family this winter. excepting Ed. had retired for the night Monday, the 30th, after several weeks “Commercial Fertilizers.” Dr. McLaugh­ when the fire, then well under way. was of painful sickness. On the following day lin. of Jackson. Michigan. discovered. The time necessarlily con­ brief funeral -services were held at her late Music. sumed In getting the wife and children to “The Dairy Interest,’’ R. E. Sturgis, On the night of Feb. 1st last week ____ a place of safety, left little chance to residence 2? J miles west of the Corners. Nashville. Michigan. three miles west of here In the township fight fire or save goods and nearly every­ The following morning her remains accom­ Music. ' of Wayland. Allegan county, Mr. Chas. thing was consumed. As regards the panied by mourning friends took the train TUESDAY EVEXTira. Hayw<M>d’8 bouse took fire about one insurance we have not been able to learn; for Sand Beach, where she formerly re­ o’clock nt night and burned to the ground. but hope It is ample to cover the loss. sided. Mrs. G. leaves an infant child Mnelc. ..* A few things ^ere saved, but saddest of all The family is kindly cared for at Thomas about eleven months old, besides a hus­ Address. “Forestry,” W. C. Fay, of mother, and several sisters Mrs. Haywood was burned to death In Johnson’s. Plenty of friends Is a profit­ band, Sunfield, Michigan. the house. It was supposed she went up able auxllllary to any man, and Ed. has to mourn her departure; also a host of kind Music. The bereaved stairs to get some money that one of her them. They sympathize with him but friends and neighbors. Address, “Fruit Culture,” J. C. Down­ daughters had In her room. All that was never expect to be busier than he Tnust husband has the sympathy In tins ’hour of ing. of Vermontville, Michigan. a large circle of frlirtids — Geo. and Willie was found of her was a few bones. Her. have been for a while—Mr. C. Pfander is Music. funeral took place last Sunday. Mrs. iood to leave bls farm and remove to Bat­ Stanley were summoned to the bed side of Address, “Swine Industry,”— their sick mother, Nra. A. L. Stanley, of Haywood was a kind, good woman and tle Creek to engage In the nefarious busi­ Music. Hastings, last Wednesday, and on the fol­ was of a disposition that made friends ness of drunkard making. Wy.DXESDAY FORKXOOX. lowing day Mrs. W. T. Barber followed, witball. She was about 55 years of age desirous of seeing her sister at least once - Anthem. and leaves five children and a husband more. She remained until Saturday when Invocation. to mourn her loss—The family have the It Is whispered that Mr. Osgood is she returtied to her home, reporting that Music. sympathy of their friends. Such cold having red oak plank sawed for exhibition “Recent Economic Changes,’ H. nights people can not he to careful of their at the world’s fair—Monday was the boss Mrs. S. was much better—A. A. Aldrich Martin, of Castleton. fires. Let this be a warning to all—The day to fish. O. E. Wood and Frank M Wolf A Son have completed the invoice of their Music. G. A. R. post held a nice social party at went In cutter, came home and" took extensive stock of hardware goods at Ibis “The Laws of Conservation Force as ap­ their hall last Saturday evening. Mr. double team and drew their fish home— place; also at Delton where he has an In plied to Agriculture,” Prof. Eugeni Geo. Brooks and Mr. Russell of yqur city Wm. Kennedy and wife, of Grand Rapids, terest vflth Charles Monroe, and also at Davenport. Woodland. Michigan. were in attendance and Geo. said he felt are visiting their tunny friends—Eld. E. Vicksburg where he has an Interest with Music. well paid to see his old friends once more. Sian, of St. Loul*, held a (ew meetings his brother-in-law. Frank- WilllsoK in “Impressions of European Agriculture,” “Geo. come again”—Bowens Mills' people here and closed Sunday evening. Bad hardware goods and reports in each place satisfactory showings for the past year ’ s by C. W. Garfield. Grand Rapids, will give an entertainment iu tho peoples weather all through Ute meetings and one Michigan. church on Saturday evening, Feb. 11th, conversion was the visible result—Edwin salt s of their several interests of their Mnslc. for the purpose of purchasing a bell for Coats and family have returned from the goods—Al. Ducher, of Caledonia, arrived in town Saturday evening looking after Address. “Raising of Horses,” I- E. the church. Home talent will Introduce lumber wood north where they have been Hinchman. Assyria, Michigan. first part of the ploy, entitled “The Lady for some month*—Townseud’s new saw furs and also to aid Cortright Bros, in Music. of the Lake,” the combat between • Roder­ mill Is now being put in place. Ita the making an invoice of their large stock of ick Dhueand Fltze Janies, which Is ex- boss. Over a million feet of logs <111 dry goods and groceries during the week— WEDXKSDAY APTKSXOOX. c’tlng from beginning to end. This will soon be yarded for sawing—It Is said one Albert Flint come home Saturday and re­ Music. -be tallowed by a humorous farce, entitled of our blacksmiths set 70 horse shoes, in turned Sundav evening to his labors cut­ •‘Sheep Husbandry,”— the Limerick Boy or Paddy’s mischief. one" day. Good day this for shoeing— ting timber near Doster—J, H. Browu, of Music. Plainwell. was seen on our streets yester­ Admission to and 16 cents. Mr?. Eagle was called to Burr Oak on day. All right, John, come again, and Select Reading, Mrs. H. W. Hall, 1 business recently. Vermontville, Michiganthen be just n little more sociable with Hope Cent«r. “Impressions of Brazil.” Prof. Eugene your friends — Mrs. C. A. Polly entertains Dowling Mrs. Will Evans was the guest of her Davenport, of Woodland, Michigan. the ladles club on Saturday—Robert parents Saturday and Sunday—Mrs. W. Rain accompanied with snow at prebent Montgomery is very sick with lung fever, Music. N. Payne and son Harry spent Sunday writing—{Mrs. R. R. Stanton is under the •’Poultry; Raising,”— ‘ having required two men to keep him in at borne at this place Mr. George Whitte­ doctor’s qare at this writing—Chas. Gas­ Question box. bed—Mrs, Az G. Cortright had the doctor more visited their parents Sunday—Mar­ kill has bought a portion of his father’s Music. ried.—Mr. Charley Kahler and Niss Katie farm adjoining his own. and will move prescribe yesterday for her ills—Thomas Pennock has so far recovered from his late WKDKKSDAY E.VKXIX0. Horn, Wednesday, Feb. 1st—Miss Dora there this spring—Horace Hall, of Duluth, Music. Schantz, of Kalamazoo, is spending a few arrived here last Friday—Elsie Ensley sickness ns to be around attending to his Recitation— days'wlth btfr friends and parents at this went to Battle Creek last Monday to re­ business affairs. “Education," H. B. Andrus, Nashvilk. place—Mr. Elmer Payne has returned from main throe or four weeks with friends— Michigan. Richland. • . The many friends of Geo. Wilson will be Chas Dunham has the mumps—A.^Jfc Music. pained to learn of his untimely death last Jarrard. of Battle Creek, called on Maple week. Mr. Wilson was a highly respect­ Grove friends Monday of this week—Wm. Creek, MichiganJ. C. Furniss, of Woodland, was calling ed citizen and until recently a merchant Conley and wife were summoned as wit­ Music. on friends at home Sunday—Miss Nellie of this place. The funeral occurred at nesses on a law suit at Grand Rapids last Benediction. Felghner. of Hastings, was the guest of his late home In Plainwell. Be leaves a week—Alice Troyer, of Nashville, spent her sister Lulu over Sunday—A. H. wife and two children and a largo circle Sunday at Wm. Guy’s—W. P. Jarrard is to-------mourn Ms loss. Our sympa- having quite a serious time with sore eye* Smith, of Woodlaud, was u, In town Monday of friends .. u AkMiuay ------------ — — •••" —Mias Greta Young returned to school at • 19 extended to them. —Rev. Scbowre, delivered a very able dis­ Grand Rapid* Monday morning after I-------------------------- course at the Evangelical church last Sat­ spending a few days at home—Rev. J. W. Bantuid. urday evening—Delbert Shoup returned MeAUUtCT I* >1 Muliw ualuloit h n- ! Il tali, rold. dlwnreeabta ,n,l .w™, to Cadillac Monday, where he Is working Tlral Ward Grlbbln, of iho la*l ttwre la not ranch now, in tbl. FIRE SALE • brgtaz with, • of th* h jse • nothing else Banner. T & •fl of any paper' County. -SOLID WEAR A death claim recently paid by the Mutual Life Imurancv Company of "New York proves that Company to have a decided advantage over the siring* bank, m the following illus­ tration will sh> nr: in March. WM, the Company iasned Polley No. 31,480. for »IAV. on the ten payment life plan_iw at issue thirty, annual premium *«.77. The Insured had always paid his premiums Incash. allowing bls dividends to accumulate, which amounted at death "to (1.211.(0. or If>l3 30 more than he had paid to the Company; that amount with the face of the policy make the total claim K.711.(0. KM8.il more than would have been realized from the bank; or. in other words, as an Investment 11 had realized 0 per sent, compound intenest. leMf7iJ». J. I. McElwain Special Ajent. SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to last. Also '•emember you fet a Present—"Good orm," of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry store. ’ Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. ikli order Al B COUNTY NEWS. S’?."- A- | iL �hi. ey-which pr^Ulmedhimfor Mr. Edward Lum^eo frmr~>n himself and Mr. Lumsden. GoSJtatml into hi. room k. t^s . J once that hia tongue refused to do his bidding. “Pray be seated, Mr. Gray," said the widow. "1 have consented to see you :n deference to tho wish of your uncle, who was my dead husband's dearest friend, as ho is now mine. He tells mo that you have conceived an affection for my daughter, and that yon wish mo tosanction an ‘engagement between your»u’.f and her." “That is the dearest whJi of my life, Mrs. Lnmsdeu." “And do you consider, Mr. Gray, that this is a fit time to dream of lovemak­ ing and giving in marriage, while the blood of my poor murdered huband cries out from the grave for vengeance, on hie assassin? If you think so. 1 cer­ tainly do not." . Gray knew not what to reply. Never in bis life had he felt so nonplussed. “Yes. the murderer is still at large," she resumed, speaking with slow, quiet intensity; “m innocent seeming m yon . or 1. mixing with his fellow men, no one knowing or suspecting him for the tile wretch that he is. Every day that passvi leweuH the chances of his detection. Al­ ready nt Scotland Yard my husband's death is looked uj>on a*< merely adding another item to tho long catalpgne of mysterious crimes which tarvo never been brought homo to their perpetrators. The task IfMApeen given up as hapek-tw, other interests have come to- the front, • the reward romaL’is unclaimed and s< ou the name of Edward Lumsden will hav» faded from the minds of all, save a few who were nearest and dearest to him.” She had risen, and was pacing the room slowly, with something of the air .»f a caged animal, her clinched hands preyed tightly to her Ixnoni, as if to ern-h down the surging ^motions a: work below Gray had no word, at command. For a little while the silence remained an broken; then Mrs. Lumsden stopped 1 abruptly in her walk, and .Axing her large, dark eyes, luminous with a somber fire, full on the American, s id: tno mutu m* ---------— . iwiithy ffnah flowed through hie eallow on himself known. Sir, on the morning of cheek.‘when told tor what .tun hla the day in question I paid Mr.Lumsboita telephone tube with tta intoattai of IrrcTon which th. police could name wan down in Maconata.wUl. dgnSJtohi. friend that he WMthere den, in liquidation of A debt which had forthcoming, other Ota thjt wUch • ’oor Ted!" he murmured, half under nothing to do with the ordinary routine Jd“b' serrioe. Tta tata WM ioihto thrir tat ernd. inrecttgatiou tat his breath. "Who could have dreamed of his business. ten Bank of England kud, „d fte wm on tta point ot put­ Utcght to tight. Ttari th. -I- hod teJ^riH-l th.ro wm no longer any that he would como to so terrible an notes of five pounds each. An hour ting it IO bi. Up. When a round CHAPTERL rewtad him through it ametod bi. ata donbt. -wing that neithernote, nor a end?' ■ . ,• "It i»eem, somewhat singular, Mr. tention rod canoed him toelap 11 “ coin of any kind waa found m tt. but ta " said the merchant, “that you w»y w ‘mt instead.’ Wtat ta h<»rd roundel to view of the fact that Mr. Lnmedoo had Crake did not think fit. more eepecially in view Itaew nothing ’hateTer 0' him like ro inarticulate ay. a it might been in the habit of keeping all cash ot all he had done tor yon from time to which overtook Mr. LtuMdeu » «»“ S „t rorpriro or toro. totlrered. th. mo­ matters connected with the btudneaa in £n“’to attend your Murin', funeral. I afrer my interview writ hta <rill acme ment the tube tonchai hi. ew, by tta bi. own hands. It was difflcult to ascer­ You can rearoely plead ignorance ot tta , day. .otaequont to my arrival ta New word., “Ob. Harry. Harry-lhta from tain with any degree of exactitude until • vonr Claes upon which came a groan. certain books should have been gone fact of his death, or the mode of it, see- 1 Y©rk." "May 1 aak. f ; then a *111 thud m of wmc taary body through what moneys he had in hand at ing that there was not a newq>aper in । • tailing, rod irot ot ail. alter a brief the time he came by his death. The tho kingdom which did not publish am- you have an? record of the nle details of the affair.the notea paid by you to Mr. LnmadenF i ritaico. but very faintly, what roomed chances, however, were tluit the sum •1 waa in Paris at the time, and while j “No record whatever. I am sorry to like the dariiing at a door. was not a large one, the dead man hay­ possible," suggested Mr. For a few momenta longer Mr. ’ ?rue ing been in tho habit of banking day by there I never aaw an English paper. It «ay. tbeperson out of whow stood with the tube glued to his ear like dS-- Mr.,May, the managing clerk, hod has been a source of regret to mei ever | a man stupefied,.but no further sound of since that 1 was unable to pay a lot. | ♦ ,.a.i...ti into yours may have no knowledge of any cash having been tritatEf affection and regard to on. Io tnmtaro” ' any kind reached him. Then his wits paid to bis employer on the morning of I came back to him in some measure. Ho Mr ParklnKm .hook fata head. the ninth; but,, on the other hand, whom 1 owe w mneh. i gave the signal he had been on the point Tho words ttaumelvoa ritowed no lack cam(> into ! of giving before aud waited,with a sick- Houghton averred that on taking some ot good reeling, ret there. wM wwrthtag ta rather -a ringnlar way. letters into his master's room about — - w । ening »uspciu;e imporaible to describe. ta tho they were were _spoken that grated jV.XKumivu .... •—,---,.- tholwtIomof tho way way they r------------------eleven o’clock he found there a gentle­ in They were found at tho bottom of an 1 for a response. But none camo. Again man dressed in deep mourning and an on Mr. Orde’s ears. Before more could old tea caddy which had belonged to ) be sigualed, and again ho waited: but be said the door opened and in camo entire stranger to him. who, at the mgmy late Aunt Deborah and were handed ‘ with a like result, or rather with no re­ ment of his entering, was in the act of Charles Lumsden. it was his last day over to me ns her htrir-at law. LIo^v to him thU1 suit it alb Tho tube dropped from his in London, and ho had come to bid Mr. Hlu ovportunifv had come handing a number of bank notes across long they bad been in her keeping on fingers and he sank into his chair utterly n'eiitmj. the table to .Mr. Lumsden. The notes Orde goodby. Ho started as hiseyea whence she had obtaiued them was and confounded. It was at a carpet dance at the house dazed < in question were not now to bo found; fell on Crake. known to herself alone.” of Mrs. Venable, a friend of his uncle. | Whnt had happened to hta friend? ••Hello, Garry! you here? Where on no entry of them had been made in tho The information imparted by Mr. Mr. John Orde, that Marcus Gray, a Had ho been the unwitting auditor of a cash book; neither could Mr. Atiiy throw earth have yon sprung from?’ he ex­ Parkinson, while elucidatory of one in which Lumsden had played young American over on his travels, : tragedy i claimed. any light on the personality, of tb< man hitherto obscu.-e feature, failed to ad­ having screwed his courage to tho stick- । the port of victim? If nothing had hap­ It was Orde’s turn to start when tho who had paid them over. vance the case a single step beyond the ing place, proposed to Mary Lumsden, pened, why had tho latter failed to re­ word "Gnrry’’ fell from Charges Lums­ At the inquest, which was more than point at which it stood already. In ull to hia summons? But the need for tho eldest daughter of a welbto do city spond । ir the next minuto nunute or more , ‘ ”, ' .' den’s lips. For in a dream, heeding noth- probability tho stolen notes had been beyond tho posribility of once adjourned in the hope that farther ho was as one i_ merchant. They had met several times ascertaining, , _ *.__ ___ .’ L — _ ’ put nut into circulation weeks ago. But in the course of the precetfmg month, doubt, whether his fears had any foun­ evidence would presently be forthcom­ ing of whnt «... the two were saying to ing. a verdict of "willful mnrdfr against whether they had or not. there seemed and it hod not • token Gray long to dis­ dation in feet was a spdr to immediate some person or persons unknown" was each other. no likelihood of any link being forth­ cover that in Miss Lumsden he had nctiou. Ho rang and ordered a hansom Again be seemed to hear the . last eventually returned. ’ The funeral had coming by the aid of which it wonld lie lighted on the girl who, for him, was to be fetched with all speed. While words of his poor murdered friend, possible to trace them. Buch wm the । waiting for it he tdgnaled agaip through taken place some days before. "tho fairest flower the sun shone oh." Mr. Orde did not fail to impart to In­ -Oh, Harry, Harry, this from you!" opinion of Inspector Fountain, and such His opportunity hud come tq him this the instrument, hoping against hope to spector Fountain, who hud charge of tho Next moment, however he asked him­ was Mr. Orde’s opinion, bnt fate willed evening, when he and Mary by aome hear his friend’s cheery "Halloo!” in re­ affair ou the part of the police, the par­ self whether the name which had thus otherwise. happy chance found themselves alone turn, but the silence that ensued was as ticulars of what ho had so strangely reached His ears might not havo been in the curtained embayment of a pro­ the silence of the grave. It was wuth ar CHAPTER 1IL heard through tho medium of the tele­ Garry and not Harry, as ho had not un­ heart replete with foreboding the most jecting window. At any moment they phone. Tho inspector appeared to be naturally assumed it to bo, in which might be distnibed by some other stray dire that, a few minutes later, he found much struck thereby and made ample case there conld be but little doubt that couple in search of a quiet nook, and himself on his way to Saint Augustine’s the atsaasin of Edward Lumsden was at what Gray had to say, if he did not wish alley, in which uarrow but important entries in his notebook. There was rea­ that moment sitting within half a doxen son for believing-that during the next fro BK COMTTKVED.J the occasion' to slip through his fingers, thoroughfare Lumsden's offices were yards of him. It was a possibility which few days he devoted, a considerable por ­ situated. must be brief and to the point. But quick m he had been in reaching tion of his time to ehdeavoring to ascer­ sent a chill shudder through him from Presumably it wa.3 so, in view of the crown to toe. He sat for several sec­ fact that not more than three minutes the scene, the tragedy which had been tain whether tho murdered man had "Beg panion, Mt*. Rashly,"■ *aM ths onds, staring dumbly at Crake, and it elapsed from the time of our people find­ enacted there—for nothing less did it been on intimate terms with any one, bonriter cautiously, but"-— was as well perhaps that just then all ing themselves alone in the alcove to prove to be—had already become public either a friend or a relative, whose bap­ "Ah! what i* it. Mr. Spindler?" inter­ tho latter ’ s attention was given to tismal name was Harry or Henry, but rupted the landlady with iu> encouraging that of their emergence. It may fur­ property. The premises were in charge untile. ther be assumed that their conversation, of the police, while tho alley itself was al! such inquiries proved of nd avail Charles Lumsden. Presently he rose to “ES—ah—um—that’* just what I wanted brief as it was. had not proved unsatis­ blocked by a surging eroxd of men aud To his initiative it was due that on ad­ take his leave. "Then I may look to hear from you. to ask,” replied Mr. Spindler, gazing at factory to either ol them, seeing that, youths, each aud all anxious to glean . vertisement was inserted in Tho Times the stew with an inquiring look in his as Miss Lumsden'S’partner for the next the latest particulars of a crime so and other newspapers requesting that Mr. Orde. nt the earliest possible mo­ eye*.4Detroit Tribune.__________________ dance came up to claim her, Gray con­ startling and mysterious, for it is not should tho same meet tho eyo of tho per­ ment, ” he said as he turned to tho mer­ trived to whisper in her ear, “I will call often that a merchant of the city of son who ou tho morning of tho ninth of chant. rBOBATE “ As soon as ever tho estate has been Juno paid tho Into Mr. Edward Lums ­ upon your father in tho course of to­ London is murdered in his own office in State of Michigan, cociiT* «»f Barry den, of Saint Augustine's alley, a sum of wound up, Mr. Crake, and probate grant­ broad day light. • morrow.” • At a session of tbc frolwte Court (or the ed, you may rely on my communicating money in bank notes ho would at once County ot Barry. at t>‘ Probate Oller in On the oblong mahogany table, at Mention has been made of Marcus tmCityot Haktiiun. In said oounty.ou w which ho had sat for. so many hours communicate with tho police; but time with you.” Gray’s uncle, Mr. Orde. nesiay. the IM dav ot February, in the year Hardly, was the door shut behind him one lhou*ar.<i eight humlnd and alpoty-ttnc. John Orde’s dearest friend was Ed­ every week day, lay tho dead body of went on *and tho advertisement seemed Pre*eut. ChkHe* W. Arm'lrong. Jud^e -4 ward Lumsden. Mary's father. Their Ed wan! Lumsden, a terrible wound on likely fo remain a dead letter. That before Orde said to Mr. Lumsden: “Why did you just now address that friendship dated back to their school his left temple, as if caused by some the merchant had come by his death at Two months had gone by since Mar' an snjwkett u *an» j. r- . man by the name of Garry? ” days. They took to each other, ns the blunt instrument, revealing to all pres­ tho bandsof someono who was aware that "The explanation is very simple. m Onr tad intimated to Mary Lsn» | saying is, from tho first—so much so in­ ent tho nature of the foul play to which at that hour of the day he and the office When bo and I and my brother were den his intention of reeking an interview epb McKrr. lortiir- r< moral .>( Man boy had, as a rule, the premises to them ­ deed that some pprtion of the holiday he had fallen a victim. with h^r mormw inti • McKee U'.r |trt*rBt puudtatt «»t seta of each was gvnohilly spent at the home The particulars of the affair, so far as selves, could scarcely be doubted. In lads together, each of us was known to wttn Dt-r taint. <»n tne morrow, ana our Juj(Bj,e ,^.r^,n W1(1 -hr apw.iuU';< nt of mo nrr the others by a nickname. Mine was all an probability pruunuuiiy Honghton uuuguiun had nau l>een ixrn seen wen uj » uuru . huc . i . uuv wui two young people had seen nothing Of : pcrxin for »airf tru^t. for dir r-;^ i a au<s p of "the other. When the time catnu for'1 they had yet been ascertaiued, wore as to leave the office, and advantage had ; Dixie. Crake’s was Garry; what joor erohottarta tta interim. them to push their fortunes in the world, follows: Tho tragic circumstances connected . ;ta* ot -rtn»r». a. !>. im«. at the city of London acted as a loadstone It had been Mr. Lumsden's practice been taken of his absence. But all such Ted’s was 1 have now forgotten." Mr. Lumsden’s death had put an ,a the tarenron. J*, to both; Lumsden found a stool in the to charge himself with tho care of the suppositions merely served to decpen,the j Thereupon tho subject dropped, and with i . ,, , • . , , for lhe tieJUi.i.- of diutt urlJUon. anti office o( a drysaltery firm in Upper establishment during luncheon time, mystery which clung around the affair, presently Mr. Charles bado the other end to all lovemaking for the time be- t>»t r:w» h--r% w ;.,w of v.ia <'.-i-■ —<! Mr. Charles Lumsden, Edward's ‘ goodby bis way.. The follow­ ing. and now the i>eriod Gray had al-i "“t al . and went ______ other < emt ititereMrC m Thames street, while Orde went under which waa limited to half an hour, made it 1 is bmuness to call lottAl to htaroi’ for tho Engliri. portion ■ ita ItaSuS ------•» ««the tutelage of his father, whose busi­ when, as a rule, ho and au office boy younger brother, came up from the ’ ing day Orde of his tour was nearly at an end. A onjc-in theettyoi !ta<l'•; -. lonaJdc ounty.ar.d ness was th.it of a shipbroker. Years :WCre the sete^pccupants of the ground country to attend the funeral. He, tho on Inspector Fountair. if r-nrrio.1 nn* ! show ra-ise. If anv there b*. why the prayer or Despite his profesriunal phlegm it was week passed, bringing with them their inevita­ floor, which comprised a couple of rooms widow, Mr. Rice, the la-wyer, and Mr wt k nence, if ne earned out the ar- . me petitioner may nut be muted. Anu :t h ble changes and vicissitudes, but in qo k—Lnmsdbn’s own office and a lunch Orde met in tho drawing rtom after all evident that that official wm consider­ raugement agreed upon with his father further ordered, that «>adprtlti<meriEfre notice t.”!^ wise interrupting tho current of their larger-onffAjrGhe use of the Jtaff. On was over for the reading of the will. ably impressed by the further informa­ !»?">. krnrittg homo, bo wold b. du. friendship. In the course of time Orde khis ninth ofjflue, about five minutes James Orde was already aware that he tion now brought him. and as a matter in Paris, But r - his * ’ love • - — • •hail - • in tuerwrf. for Marv uisreof, by bycaiMtiis auMtuf a com copy of. tV‘.s — »n!<r • * t* olM Heir of fool to <ow tad ' pttbUst.<*n In the Pwtluc* o< of course the inevitable notebook wiu rowire cool succeeded m his father's position, while after the half dozyn clerks had left in a was appointed sdle executor. — for .... — priniro aiirt rnciilr ’ * <1 in «• >■ 1 Lumsden slarted^n business on his own LodyUli^ffice)x>y, Huughtuu by name, As a matter of course the bulk of Mr. again brought into requisition. iUel/on,. and he was ----- --determined —------------ - on no ry. uwr in »-.u-h weeH wrel^ fox lor three tlin-e «i "I will at once causo certain inquiries acciutni to quit London till he should 5 ”•'** Pre»1'"n^ account, and to neither cf them Aid was seat by lus master with a note to Lumsden's property devolved upon his d“> .x.tn an nh understanding nnrlwv-<toniliwr. of nf some sort ' .HARtO.5 KU . I fortune prove unkind. _/ the head of a firm some distance away, wife and children. To his brothers was to be made respecting Mr. Eustoce come to Judge of Probate. . WV come now to a certain memorable and, according to his own account, was bequeathed a legacy of one thousand Crake.” he said, “and will let you knew with Ler mother. In this contingency guineas, and to his cousiu,' Bustace the result with as little delay m may be." lie decided to take his Uncle Orde into ninth of June, the day immediately fol­ gone just a quarter of an hour, duriug Five days later it was Fountain's tnm bis confidence and claim ths benefit of lowing that of Mrs. Venable’s carpet which time it must have been that Crake, one of five” hundred guineas. dance. Doth Lumsden and Orde had Lumsden tried to open up a communica­ There were minor legacies to Mr. May toeeek Mr. Onio. Crake, it appeared, hia advice in the affair. It was tho wisest deemed it advisable a little while before tion with his friend by telephone. On and others, while- to Mr. Orde was de­ was a member of a low gang of betting conclusion he could have come to. to pat themselves in telephonic connec­ tho lad’s.return he was horrified at find­ vised a diamond breastpin^and one or men who made a point of attending Mr. Orde listened with lifted eyebrows every race meeting within n radios of to tin nephew's recital. It was all news tion with such of their customera and ing his master's body stretched lifeless two other mementoe. agents.us preferred to specify their wants on the floor. It was evident that Lums­ “And, pray, where is Mr. Eustace fifty miles around London. As a rule to him. Nothing had ho seen or sus­ and wishes through that ready medium den had been struck down while seated Crake to be found?” asked Mr. Orde of his evenings were devoted to billiards. pected. COKDEKSED of communication, and accordingly 3 close to the telephone waiting for tho Mr. Charles Lumsden, when the lawyer Further, Fountain had satisfied hiinsalf “I congratulate you, my dear boy. on wire had been laid on tho premises of signal that Orde had returned. Appear­ had brought his reading to an end. It that during tho five days which «13x«ed having made such an excellent choice." each. - Although Lumsden and Orde were ances led to the conclusion that the safe waa the first time he had heard of the between tho murder uf Mr. Lumsden he said heartily when Gray had come to in no way related in business affairs, they had been hurriedly rifled, of whatever existence of touch a person, or if he had and his funeral Crake was not in Paris, an end. "Mary Lumsden is a girl in a frequently used the telephone for mes­ notes and gold it might have contained, heard of it in years gone by he had for­ as he had averred, but on each of the thousand. But tell me exactly what it sages about private matters, such as a lit­ the door being open and the floor littered gotten. days in question hod been seen at one or is that you wish me to do." •That is more than 1 can tell you." tle while before would have necessitated ■with documenta of various kinds. So another <if his. usual haunts. So far, Then- Gray explained that, before — ,uav, uciuir the writing of a note or the tifuismission far all inquiries had failed to elicit the was the reply. “All his life Eustace however, no information had been ob­ MMktag Lums- ‘ MTimg an interview with Mm. Mrx Lum< j. _______ _ . of a telegram. For instance, Lumsden, slightest evidence .of any one, either a Crake has been one of those rolling tainable as to where hr was or how he •l-n. h. ttairon. of for . I eoo™52_°' “ having, got himself “switched on” at stranger or otherwise, having been seen stones which are proverbially said to spent his time between the hours of rnrotirj Leiran Mra and hltrair - tilne.luynfmd wholesome. the exchange, would telephone Orde to enter or leave the premises between gather no moss. Indeed, if I were to twelve and three on the ninth of Juu<* ' He had not her .inc. tta nlchtbescWu‘<y’ c*reon invitation to dinner or a request tho time of Houghton's quitting them term him the scapegrace of the family, and in the inspector’s opinion it seemed h-r. her lath.-!--, death, and b.wtawi»b. i "w?nl *<111F»«l Exposition,. Each to join him at his club at a cer­ and his return. And there, for the 1 could hardly be indicted for libel. I • doubtful whether there ever would be. ful to noertain whether ,hc .till looked I t!™l teg' P^5-^VS tain hour, while Orde, on his part, present, the affair rested. am quite aware that my pocr brother A week later he called on Mr. Qrde to him to carry ont tta prom i n he ta.1 lh* would inform Lumsden through the As the dead man’s oldest friend it had always a sort of sueaking regard again, but without having anything .nen made her. and. in short, to sati^fv NONE SUCH brand. same medium that he had just had tick­ now became James Orde’s unenviable for him, but for my part any cousinly fresh to communicate. He wont so far hluieidf—not that tor on. moment hoi FERRELL 8t SOULE, Syracuse, N. Y. ets sent him for a concert or the thea­ duty to break the terrible tidings, to his feeling 1 may once >iare had for him hovrover, aato hint in pretty plain termi doubted tar constancy— that sb. re­ died out long ago." ter, and would specify when and where wife and family. that there was little doubt in his ffiind mained a. nnclpngwl to him a, h. did I ho would look to meet his friend and "Then I suppose our only chance of as to the identity of the murderer to tar. 1 wife unless they happened to be other­ finding him is.to advertise for him?" “You may roly on it, sir.” he said CHAPTER fl. Mr. Ord. readily undertook') Ida wise engaged. •That is what 1 should recommend. significantly, -that Garry,’ aud no€ At twenty minutes to t wo o’clock bn tho At the present moment he may be in Harry, wus the name you heard nephew, cousmi'.i.ion—< week nrrer afternoonof the aforesaidJune ninth, tho Timbnctoo or Peking." through tho telephone; only I am qulte pawl without finding him at Oakdeno talephono bell in Mr. Orde’s private not otauw—with tta remit As it turned out, however, no adver­ sure that on such a piece of evidence, office signaled that some one was de­ tisement was needed. On going through unlew it was backed up by something that Mary fsnt word ata would meet sirous of speaking with him. Mr. Mar his friend’s private papers a few days much more positive, no magistrate him next artensoon at three o'clock, on one of the staff, whose duty it was to later Mr. Orde found among them a would take upon himself to issue a the road loaning from Oakdene in tho direction of Tooting Common attend to the instrument during his- emletter of recent date from Crake—an ap­ warrant” f Well, ttay mist, and Mary proved to Jjoyer's absence, at once responded to plication, in point of fact, for what he A despondent man was Inspector the summons, which was followed up termed “a. further loan” of twenty Fountain when ho went his wayYhat tar lover a satmtactron that .he was in by the usual preliminary question, “Aro nowM, changed. Jon-, klww how pounds, attached to which was the tissue afternoon. J yon there?’ paper press copy of Mr. Lumsden’s re­ Some time before this a reward nf my mother_will receive yoo." remarked To this Max replied with tho stereo­ ply, In which occurred these words: fir. hundred pound, had been offered ’ . i<ir1-. . Thm has been a great cluulgo typed, "Yes; who are you?* "I wholly decline to lend you any bytto widow, lor the detection ot her in her rmcii poor pairn'a death. It is a "Lumsden,’’ was the answer. Then, mare money, why not say give, for that husbands murderer; but days monrn.1 dreadful thing to aay. but there are evidently recognizing that the voice was is what it really comes to? because I am tawwarire end no one ceae tomj? to imes when I tear for her reason." not his friend’s, “Is not Mr. Orde there?" convinced that the various sums yon -1 mnst appeal to my nncl. for tta ho querrcd. have already had from me havo done ^1°‘°i“-th wlthl>“t tainffinu the second trm^ U any mte cmi indue. Mm. "At present he is out, sir," replied you more harm than good. Should I, leant etang. in the rihutlon. Lam,, Lnm.d.n to grant me an interview, he however, happen to predecease you, you dens business affairs hie! tniran * Max; wbut I am expecting him hock every moment." will find that I have not forgotten you t’®® to wind up than his executw^S •■Mn>. Lnnisden has cve-sented to h. “In *4ut case I will keep the connec­ in my will.” “d ahhOT8h cX tion ope» for a few minutes. Tell him Crake's latter wm dated from some written to him, pressing for an earlv Orde to In. nephew three days later, -alto signal me immediately he returns.” obscure street in Pentonville, to which payment of hi. legacy Sir. | ^UtatoL re kiDd °' * rTOPti0" “» "Hello, Oarry; you hcret*' r?gh1t- dr’” rMP°nded Max, and .PO"Uon “I "rite htaS will accord to your sent it would be fuMarcus Gray had taken his ticket at address Mr. Orde at once wrote, asking Stf r with that the conversation came to an the legatee to cail upon him with tw check tor the amount. It wa. while Victoria Station and two more minutes little delay ns possible. • I most confer, that in Crake was I ’W for tho time being. affairs were in this position that on» would have seen him in the train on h'1 riregeiher tail to util® HUavaluW cou!’! b” axertained after- way to Streaiham, where the Lumsden., shown into Mr. Orde’s office next morn- ' bTa0^™" “•rch“‘ ’«’riled upon ing as tho clock was striking eleven. He lived, when his attention was attracted by a Ptaoc who aent in hia name a. I ntact nothing of that Ljunriden 4 intention to ask Orde to meet was a handsome but dissipated looking “Mr. WUl.am p^CMn . “ by the placard of an evening newspaper. ta7ltahrfaSr!!? “ ,Which,M,M •» >» him at hk club and dine with him, his’ man, with sunken cheeks, 3 heavy mus ­ “Mysterious Murder This Day of a Gty trvtX ^ .lr.’^f of hi. conn™^.Uat3gUter nnder an enwtan a °° <*• rild Merchant" was the startling announce- tache and re I rimmed eyes; in age some­ ♦accunil*ny *ome friends stared him in the face, where between thirty and forty. His ^«ca be prnred to ba an utter clothes were of a fashionabta if some­ tag rcom u olkZ. u 7to 7* dr*w' city merchant. what horsy cut, bu£ worn to the verge Mr..°rde ported' ring doors of tho outer office! of shabbiness. His demeanor was a cuhim to invert Sort; **• h. 1 once informed by Max of ___ _____ . Houaoompoundof jauntinees ami aervil- ■^oloaroolMta,. i M S'LSjrt’~k»kM»l It is enough to say that Gray did not^ Iit7,1x11 ***” m • Tdkd insolence in BROUGHTWBOOK. K Noqq Such FVpcs Meat CURE SICK HEAD £:££SSgJtC£-fiK£?£ ' _ ACHE S'- SULLNKt �PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS. MUNITIONS OF WAE usasuiNMtai I NEHEMIAH’S PRAYER. LESSON VII, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ W.ASHI5GT0N, Feb. 2.—The senate yesExhibit of Modern Methods of i terday adopted a motion ’ to insist on ita Killing People. NATIONAL SERIES, FEB. 12. MEDICAL amendments to tho antl-optiun bill and SCIENCE uk a conference with the house. Tbe TO BE SHOWS AT THE WORLD’S TAIS San prancisco chamber of commerce reso­ lution* in favor < f annexation of Hawaii Big Giut* and Lillie Gone With Their were ix-ferred. The - fortification appro­ StearM priation bill waa then taken up. Gorman Ammunition, and Ito Manufacture To L “Tbe words of Nehemiah, the son Be Exemplified — Models and Photo- urged economy and Hawley and Platt de­ Hacbaliah.” Nehemiah (comforted of | clared the bill unpatrioticaHy penurious. Jehovah) was one of tbe Jewish captives ■ Gorman raid the treasury waa in a had way and Platt raid it was not. Some selected by Artaxerxes, the Persian mon­ amendments increasing tbe amount of tho arch, to fill the office of cupbearer. He ar- j bill were adopted and the bill pn.-se<l. Tbe rivejJ at Jerusalem about thirteen years , Ctosred sMt a Ts«t*to*s A MMs CmUs*. Chicago. Feb. 4.—The war department army appropriation came next and a slight after Ezra waa governor of Judea, remain- ■ Of all druwisu. Price S* cento a 1 of the United States has been assigned increase made, after which it was passed ing about twelve years, and then returning । aud tbe District bill taken up. and little one-flfih of the room In lhe govern­ to Artaxerxes, from whom he received a ment building for an exhibit. This space dene on iL A number of bouse bills of lit­ new commissloo. Heifrent again to Jerusa- ' will soon bo converted Into nn arsenal and tle importance were passed, an executive 1cm anil ruled there for another twenty- . * session held and the senate adjourned. gnu foundry of such proportions aa to in, - ll The bouse spent tbe day in committee twoyeani, B*. C. 445-428. He wasonsof the rjreno little respect tor Uncle Sam’s mil­ on the sundry civil biU, and the tight was itary prowtiw. The floor la to be covered over an Mem ot gift,00),000 to carry on river -------------- . • . with munition* of war, from rifled cannon and liurilt^.contractsalready rfiadc, against humanity and earnest devotednesa to God | TIME TABLE. iml to Hi* service (“Searching the Scrip- 1 • that throw shells, of a thousand pounds which there was a point ot order which and tures," by Dr. Anderson). One of the moat ’ Detroit weight down to the small aide arms of Holman supported. The point was over­ iblug. In lb. book U th. -llcl cavalry troops. Off in one section of the ruled. Then Holman wanted, the amount lolmllnx ' reduced to 18.001,000; rejected, and after to rebuild the city (chapter ii, 5,8), from ' building a gun shop will be in operation tbe rejection of other similar amendtn> nta which begins Daniel's seventy weeka. |J making small arms and cartridge*. The tbe item was agreed ta The bill was still 2. “I asked them concerning the Jews East Palis war department has spread itself on this Ix-foru the house at adjournment. that had escaped, which were left of the McCord exhibit It will show all the latest ini pie-' Alto Waeuingtof, Feb. a.—Most of yester­ captivity, and concerning Jerusalem." The • Elmdale ments of war, including heavy cannon day’s session of the senate was a secret one, ch arch of today seem* not to appreciate tho 1 Clarksville uwl in besieging n city and rapid-firing spent considering the new extradition fact that Jerusalem was and is and shall Lake Odessa yet be a city very dear to Jehovah, and Woodbury Gatling guns brought into play in mowing treaties with France and Sweden, mid Sunfield mure dear than we can understand to every down troops In the field. some talk about Hawaii. The French Mulliken Grand Ledge treaty was ratified. Chandler’s Hawaiian loyal Jew. "The Lord bath chosen Zion He hath dcsired.it for his habitation.*' Lansing One gun of fifty tuna weight has beejj sc- resolution waa referred to the foreign rela­ »“The Lord shall ylt comfort Zion and shall Detroit cuh*d. Gun carriages of various descrip- . tions committee. The District appropria yeteboose Jerusalem.” “At that time they . tion bill was p*ancd. tions. some of them of antique design, to In the house Hatch tried to l»ave the shall call Jerusalem the throne of lhe . show by contrast the Improvement* of re­ anti-option bill referral to conference, Lord" (P». cxxxii, 13; Zech. I, 17; Jer. lii, Edmore cent years, are ready for shipment to Chi- ( but a point of order was marie that the 17). Slanlon Ionia 3. "And they said unto me. The remnant engo. The collection of small arms ia com- 1 amendments must first be considered in ph.-te. Due attention has been paid to the ‘ committee of the whole, and. tbe speaker that nre left of the captivity there In lhe section that deals with the manufacture of , deferred decision. The sundry civil bill province are in great affliction and re- • iGotna W-»t preach.” By comparing verso 1 and chap- • ' Dr troll ammunition. The making of torpedoes, . was debated, but not disposed of. Lanning smokeless powder and other destructive , WabhingTon'. Feb. 4.—There was a lively ter ii. K*witb Ex. rii, 6, 7, we find that this Grand [MB agents will be shown in the building, but debate on the silver question in tho senate desolation was tbe condition of things al Mulliken instead of using dangerous mixtures the 1 yesterday.» Teller raid a repeal of the Sher­ tbe Holy City thirteen yearsafter the great Sunfield Woodbury department will ifnpply harmless substi- man bill tould not be passed this congress. reformation wrought through Ezra, and we feel inclined to ask why it wasso. With latke Odessa .tutes. These show the process just as well Sherman said he would not call up the re­ Clarksville as the genuine articles and do not jeopar- I peal bill until he was asanred that it could the temple finished, the worship restored Elmdale and such purifying as Ezra had accom­ AHO dize the livcsof visitors who want to watch 1 up. .nd Hill g... nolle. Hurth. „„ „„ why was „„there not more zeal for plished, McCord t lie proves*. East Paris would «U It up Monday. Euloglw. wn. '• I? if one question can |, r|p lo help to .ortr.r answer ... , :brand lUpid drll.tnd in luriuory of junior Barbour nno<h „ wc „„ ulJ „ k . Why. with all lb. I •* r The engineer corps of the army has and the senate adjourned. ... .. 1 open tioora ot this generation to carry the planned to show all the fortifications and I'. M. 1 P. M. In the D3uss the speaker decided that the Important government jvorkk in the form i anti-option bill must be considered in cum­ , Gospel to every creature aud the vast Grand l-edge amount of mouejris^ the iinxds of Chris­ Portland of large photographs. Many; of these arts ,Pi I. m, arranevd as transparencies in ,the n» mittew.-of the whole, and then Hatch had tians. ares there so many hundreds of mil­ Ionia Sndowa lland-nioroloLl .l.w.oflb. ' '• """f “T Howard City lions still without the Gospel? windows. 1* * ‘ * ’ *■’ Ionia .......worthy fmi. ot unwroment ,uui..~r» " •*»’%. >'■■>'«=»• »« u 4. "Aud it came to para, when I Jtcard Stanton tap am m l-iltartratal. In .bl. way. A 1 Jb. duMeuoy appropnauo . UicM.' words, tliat 1 satduwu and wept, and uimore hup. panorandr vl.w nt Chlcapo rl«r. I , uk’“ u'’ mourned certain days, and fasted and | Every ,day, others week days only, t stop Uta. trom tta- governm.-nt llgtata.uw, . ouloglrt. w.." drl.raml ra the 1M. Hrprw praved la-fore the God of heaven." Here . on signal. ’ w.Hta. dl.pl.y w! in th., way. The „lw> i 1• »»'• ** hAinannwav off in in Babvloti rars on all trains between Grand sa man sway on isaoyion so so intercaU-d inun^t -i J: Parlor |danu(1 25etuis. ConnecUoaa bratvd aqueduct system of -»sl»n,:ton and ... . . ... „ ____ _ t-., ’ in the welfare of Jerusalem r.nd in the , made tuVnlon station. Grand Baplds with the the movable .dam* of the Ohio river will ' " ASHlNGTUN. J*•?*»..«. In the Sat- , lionor honor or of llu the, U1XI (nxl OI of lsnu? Israeli vnat, that lor for several several • Chicago^ IVr ’ MicmoAX Railway for also be properly lllustnite l . ■ | unlay the house bill requiring all railway* (](lyS bc gives himself up to mourning and Sbon* Where the Money Weal. ; to fit their train* witli automatic brakes, ‘ fating and praying. Compare Daniel ids. CHAIU.KV01X AXD PkthblKRv. Favorite The head officer of the engineer corps has etc., was laid over ut the request of Harris, fasting and praying for three full weeks route to ttte4tutm>er resorts of northoni Michi­ ! upcutled since river and hariior improve- ; who«aid the bill would break most of the that he might know the mind of God (Dan. gan. leave Grand Rapids for Chicago. ”:50 A menta began more than ♦82r.,O0O,(CO, and in [ southern railway companies. Several i x, 2, S); Hee Paul three years at Ephesus, M.Trains and P. M.. «D tM-P. M. Arrive Chicago U» txl.lbll. r thia wotl.at ... atu mpt will , h(Jn>< lhnj passed aia! tbe ,bt, con- , warutaK H.« propio aud day day with house. Ulis were then warning the people night night and with 3:35 P. M . i) <3 P. M. andT.-OS A. M. be made to . where the money has 'I ference tww n, iz ^a Ig-ave for .Manistee aud Traverse CUy 7:30'A. report on the bill .... to enable• wit- , tears /(Acta xx, un 81), -...i aud,rvmen>l>er ,i. that God and a » P. Mgone.. Tbe «lgnal aerrica section will carry I: uet^ses under lhe interstate law to crimi-* is a rt-wanler of litem that diligently seek M.l^ave tor Charlexofx and Petoskey 7TO-A. M. of signals ta-tweeu the govern- [i nate theumelves without personal pro*ecu-- Him (HelL xi, 0). 1’srior cars on day trains aud sleepers oa inWWbui’.ding and officer* in the Audi- ;• tiou was agreed to. Tellur gave notice And sahpI beseech tbee, O lain! God nietit trains to Chicago. 35.- “ "And Ask our agents tor further particular* or tower. A military hospital, with : - ' --------- •. .. that if Hill's motion today to take up tbe of heaven, great and terrible God, write to that ^^^^harmney. larmacy. operating operatingrooms, and all , Shenuau Uw repcal blU paraded tbere i keepeth covenant and mercy fo. 'hrnj that • GKORGK DEHaVEX.Gen'l PassY Aft. lffl^ddtiiis Grand Rapid*. Mills ' required required intn ia completely | wou|d jx. uo olber tiu^neM* done this sc*- love Hint nndvbservqHis commandment*." equipped army post■ hospital tet will will als also be , ouwidtt ot appn.priation Mila. Eulo- | From here to tha end of lite lesbon wo have set up in the building. Tho quartMu K’t*’ girawere delivered on ex-Itep«i*'Dtetivr* hi. prayer, and It is a prayer that wu ter’s department will vmbrr^|MK ^OU4J Gamble, of South Dakota; Fold, of Michi- bean! in l.eareo and answered. Observe ^'kta;I.."!X ““ aou j . gun. and Shrtkbouu, Stackhouse, ot of Soun; South C^ltaa. Carolina, ■ that in chapter ii, 4, lie one day prayed without uttering a w ord with hia lips, for The commissary department will make a ! aud th< senate adjourned. nt the same moment he prayed to God and display of pn-pamt rationsand toe manner Spantaoaoa* Honor to Blount, TIME TABLE. . spake to the king. Compare this verse of distributing foal supplies/to' troops. I The house passed the diplomatic and i with chapter ix, 39, anil Ex. xxxiv, 6, 7, la effect September ll. 1M2. Models of harbor work anil military I military academy appropriations and hon- ! and see in J er. xxxil, 17, thq comfort to bo bricige* will l»e shown by tty: geological bred ‘ Blount of Georgia bj- u series of — *. ---------, .troth sides Station^. survey bureau. On the flag»«affs of gov- '------speeches from *-••* -----of— the *---------------chamber of» i obtained - ... from the God of heaven, a«v . .vwv cmnlimentorr eh.rnnter Tim1 A,.1 nOT *,,d ermuent building the department will a jvery complimentary character. The I night for tbe children1of Israel, Thy serv­ raise, regulation lings of all/descriptiona, speeches were spontaneous and no member : NOKTH. ants, aud couferm the sins of the children Kalamazoo Lv... representing tbe different branches of ser­ had cvci been so honored. Blount does of IWael.” Identifying himself with t^u East Cooper vice in the war depart'jneut mil used while pot teloos u> th® nut conn™. >1. tea Richland June!. “ ’ 7 s„ ’ t v i nation, he confesses their sins. He excuse* in garrison and in the field. { » ;» lower tea. luru™., y-n. tat ln<.lndnl Cresaey I| nothing, palliate WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.—After routine ;• himwlf., BayingTBoth I and my Father'* MOo„................. savimk~“ The executive committee of the directory business yesterday tho senate listened to house have sinned.” “Hethatcovereth His Delton Cloverdale .....j. has voted 15,000 to pay the expenses of Shultz Hill give bis views on silver. Ho camo out sin* shall not prosper, but whoso the ceremonies attending the opening of . . /7 ~ \ - nt 7 I ”17” — ... . eonfesathe fair. In making this nppropriAtum the f“vor,of ^•’’'metalUccomage, cth and fomaketh them shall obtain Hastings......... eommliw. tte progrtemn. but failed to atatc at what ratio. He 1 m "" ,p "” xxvlii, 1,1 -----our — mercy" (Prov. 18). If we confess that the bill | — sins is faithful and- just to forgive us Coats Grove.... mode up by the ceremonies committee sev- I moved ----- -- ----- ---Sherman ------- - net- repeal —i — He --------- ---------------------<»------,r«l momte iwo, wl.b t-.,o important n l» “J >•» motion-n, oar .In. nn.1 uttem » from ,11 iu>- Woodland Woodbury then con- ! righteousness (I John i, 9). erplion. The tlrnt la tte omtelon of prayer £3.to “*-**' 42. The Tte car enr coupler coupler bill bill was wtetbenonnV'iw ii. L.JbX .. ......... . — . । 7. •• We have dealt very corruptly against lansiDg.......... « me Ite teginnlng clow ui of tuc tbe exerri«* --------- -- - - m uoguiuuut tnu-tc ■ b“,‘ -1‘bout teUcc. - ------ Tte ----_ -----Detroit .... .’ . ...by a number . . h,« remainder r.-miiimlrr of honnv in Tire omission was noticed of. ! on.nntM *«*«<• kiooil spent Itbe of ttheday in or*. exe- 4‘ Th er, and hare hot kept the cummaod- Grand Rapids. official*, who were al a lora to uiileratnnd | cutive Be**lou- Ou ring the session the senate ments.” The curses had come just aa God 3406 PILLS Jj’kiL tag Ji MB te™ b**^,a22? Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, • lates an instance of what is being ace >nipllshcd by fanners in the Red River Valley of Minnesota and North Dakota. He said. S. J. Leland. near his town of Dwight, N. D., bought I«0 acres of laud in the spring of 169!. for 62.(100. and. raised crops that season worth the '•alary of a government clerk, lu excess of the cost of hw farm. as per the following statement: 4.ft0 Hu. ot wheat, at S5c . .33JMH.50 jw.oo Deducting cost ot land. Leaving.....M.IM» Cases of this kind are m> eon-iiion that they are a Ini? in the news market out west. ADMINISTRATOR** SA1.E Jo Uic matter of the estate of Jams* Cox, deceaaed. Notice I* hereby given that 1 -ball '■ell at pir«llc auction, to the hiahest bhi<l>-r. onStiurda*. the 11th day. of March. A. !> at t1 o'clock lu the forecoan »'.(>>•• pn inw- of said deceased, in lhe touiMblp of A-e-.rla, tn the County of Barry. Io th't Mate nt M‘< bi_;vi. pursunnl to license aud nuUuirlty gnintc 1 io me on the2*th day of Decemmir. A !>. 1"L‘. by lhe Probate Court of Barry County, .Michigan, all tho t - tati. right, title ami interestot fir rain dceeaM-d- of. In and to the real estate.slh'A’e and tn-h In the < ounty of Bart -. str toe v iti of Michltfiw. known and tn-senta-d as followjr.. to wit: The west half »f tin- north w»st quartrr ot section nineteen iisj to-.q.» one north of range -*<-v.-n (7j «.e t, contuJnlr.g srsi-iirv ouc' amt fortv-f-iur hundred* srres. accord ■ z ui tho town on<* north range i-»:*lii [-' Dated Jan. 13th. a. D. gi-.i Admloi-lralor. PROUATE order. Sole of MIcIiIkhij. County >»t Harry—as. At a session of the Probate Court for the County of ltar;»l»<»lderi :tt lhe Probate Office, In the <-lty <>f HssiIues. in said’ eounty. on Wednesday, th- 25.il duy ot January, in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of hi ihe in trier of t!i*e»titoof Richard Hufilndel,, deceased Ou reiulinu and fiHu x the petition duh veri'led ot Atm M. llotfind. n. widow <rf said deceased, praying Hi ri her d »*>r Ih the real estate of said dt-ce »t-l tn-ri b.- a*«kued to her accord­ ing to Ute st dute h> sueh case made and proThereupon it l« ordered, that Friday, the I Jib toy of February. A. D. LSD. at ten o'clock n The forenoon. assigned W.he hearfttc of said l<etitton,and that the heirs at law of said deceas­ ed. and all other |>en«ociM Interested tn said estate, are required to appear at a session of ss.ld court, then to t>e liold-n nt Ute Probate office. In the div of lldaUnzH. In aidd enuiitv. ano ehow cause. If any there be. why lhe prayer of the pcUtluner may not be granted. And U is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to tho itersons Interested tn aald estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the bear Ii g t!i-,ri,of by c’atisll-g t» eopy of this order to be pmrtWted l:t Gh- 1|.wrt».s llASNKU a news­ paper prtu'nj Atal circulated in said County of Jt'.tlgvof-t’rolratc. Why Suffer? When you can be Cured * Thousands are suffering With Torpid Liver-the symptoms are Depression of Spirits. Indiges­ tion. Constipation,' Headache. is a reliable remedy fo^-Liver Whereas default has been made In the rondiHons of a mortgage executed by b'etiemlah .Dj^rrrrreri^li cures thousands Rfchnrtl* and Hannah M. Richards, bls wife, of I cverv vear?' why not tr4 the township of Orangeville. Barry County. State of Michigan, tu.lmta B. Scoville, ot Gene­ Dr. Sanfold’s Liver Invigorator.^ seo. state of New Yorknwnring date the .<3nl Your Druggist will supply youA day of September. IMO, And recorded In Onnflfce of the R<gl«ter of D< .-d» for Barn' County. Mfchlgab. on the 27th day otSeptember. t^H). iu liber twelve of nbirt/aiX— oApage xw. on which I inortgagephcrt-.ls now/clalmkd to be due am! I unpaid at tbe dale«'(this nonce tint »nm of our . thousand, one hundred, elgnty-pine and W IW.j dollars, principal and interest togrther with an “ The Niagara Falls Routed attorney feo of thirty-five doll^s asjtstlpnlated , lu •aid mortgage.and no action or proc*-rdlng at law or In. equity having beep instituted io re­ cover the defit secured bi-errfd mortgage or any .stations. part thereof. N«vnttrts-ther»-bv given that by virtue of a power of sale contained In sain mort­ In.n..p.rn ip.m.|p.m.|a.m gage and Um statute In such case made and pro­ - . . .. .. u>' <■-m vided the -aid bmrtg’we will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgwd pteniltcs therein d-ter.b Stations. ed. which *a> will l»- made a tthe north door Ofhhb Court Bouse In the City of Hasting*., In Ute County of Harry and State of- M <• llg.ui, ajumsow.......... . I xm| «.st|Ixoil s.c| i.oo that being tfie place «if holding the Circuit r-’uri for Rarrv County, st public auction, by thchher , M. A. GILLMAN. Local Agent. Hastings ill of said county , on Saturday, the eighteenth day of February. i*>i. al twelve o'clock noon o! that day to satisfy the amount which sbafi । thc|> I be due on said mortgage with intere-r. twu. | and <*xi>cu*ms of sale together with thirty Mr dollars, attorney fee as stipulated tnpnild mortgage; Tne premises are de bribed fol­ lows. lo-wil: All the following described land*, sltnat being In lheCounty.>f Barry and Blate.of ; iebigau. The west half of the sontb-west qiuu. section nineteen. In township two north range ten west containing eighty arres of land actrnrd Ing to the United States survey, and twenty acn-s*off the s-rnth end otUhe west fractional oimini—, ” nn — t.c tn .. tt*o.» iu t,itai,, it, । — half of the northwest quarter of wetton number . .... . ........ A «... nrte II tifiBKArl t.hr whether It ww> an ovrrelitht or a d.l.ta lh' Intlinn !»•““ hili ,U1 nnii •>* flu- ntmr.nlinn quarantine nineteen lu township two north range ten west substitute t™h™ for house bill—and talenttan to keep prataiera ttwj takl ig 1' bill—senate -h-ltot. — Mn_~< contnininK In all one hundred acre* of Lind, be asked a conference. the *aine more or less. iMirt.in the o]iening exercises. Dated, Novemoer '."2nd. iswt Under the filibustering operations of 'Jvi.ia B. Scoville. are used in tho Kilgore the house again demonstrated HAWAII ANNEXERS ARRIVE. Mor^agee. preparation of that one man can run It, as a general Attorney for Mortgagee. thing. He had the delighted assistance of Reed and. effectually prevented a vote on Washington, Feb. 4.—The conimiaslc n- the Hatch—or any other—MIL t -TdministratoR’S sale. ers of the provisional government In the matter of lhe estate of David N. faike. BURGLARY CAUSES TWO DEATHS. Hawaii, who are here to present to t ie ^Notice is hereby Elven that I shall sell at government of the United States the pro­ public auction to'tbe highest bidder, onrrueaday lhe 31st dav of February. A. D.. ism. position of annexing the islands . to this at ten o'clock, In the forenoon al the country, reached Washington yesterday. KANSAS Cmr, has., Fe’«. 7.—Burglars office of the Judge ot Probate 1n the city of Basting’s in the county of Harry, The hour of their arrival was too late In entered the houwof Mart nT •eker.livingat tn tte state of Michigan, pursuant to which is absolutely pure the day for them to meet any of the officials kJ9 South Ninth street, bunday night and license and authority granted to me on the 2£tth and soluble. dav ot December. A. 1). t8»2. by lhe Probate of this country and the arrangement made after chloroforming Tocker and his wife court of Barry county. Michigan, all of the It has more than three times the strength for their reception did not include an inter­ robbed the house. In making their escape estate, right, title and interest of the said de­ of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot ceased of in and to tjtie real estate situate and view with, any ot them before today. The the burglars left the outaide door open. bring in the cmmty of Barry, in the state of or Sugar, and is far more economical, commissioners received^ number ot repre ­ When Tocker and his wife recovered con­ Michigan, known and described As follows. sentatives of the press it their rooms and sciousness Monday morning they found totting less than one cent a cup. It 1 The north halt of the north half of section talked freely and frankly of their errand. that their two babies, twins ohly live days is delicious, nourishing, and kasily number thirty three in township three north of old, had been frozen to death. ramie eight west excepting one btindre«t acres DIGESTED. Iu speaking about tbe matter Castle of land heretofore conveyed by David N. Lake said: “There is one condition that we very Sold by Qrocers everywhere. to Kber H Lake, off and from the west end and much desire shall be coutainedl in any a nleeeot land eighty rods north and south by NEW YOUK, Feb. 7.—A special cable dis­ twenty rods ea.it and west off of and from the agreement that may be determine*! upon patch to the World from London says: east end heretofore conveyed l>v David N. Lake and that te that the right of suffrage shall Algernon Sartoris, who married Nellie to Michael llortes. contalnint fifty acres of land be restricted. We want no universal suf­ Grant, diet! on Friday at Capri, Italy. Ho be the same more or less. Dated. Halting*. Mich.. Dee.»h. A I)., MU. frage on the island*. If to accomplish thia had not lived with his wife for some years. Chas. IL Baukr. __ it te m-cessary to lose our own right to vote Administrator. we are perfectly willing to abandon thaL THE DEATH RECORD. Scientific American If we might be allowed to suggest, tbe form MORTGAGE SALE. • Agency fnr of governjnent of tbe District of Cblumbia I Colonel Phociuok Howard, the veteran Detault having been made in the conditions •cems to afford tho moat, dt-sirabld one for journalist, nt Danville, Ill*. '*■> of a certain mortgage made by Patrick St John to Mary T. Goodyear, dated July 1.ch. A. D. lhe Sandwich islands. We don’t want a Mrs. Margaret C. Caldwell, aged 104, 1«». and recorded Io the office of the rrghter of territorial government in which there shall at Harrodsburg, Ky. deeds, for Ute eounty of Barn- and state of be a legislature elected by the votes of all Joseph P. Comeuys, ex-chief justice of Michigan, on the IRttt day of July. A. D.. t»Q. the people. However, as I said before, we Delaware, at Dover, Del. in libar 33 of mortgaRes. on page IS., on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at th<» date are perfectly willing that the United States Commander K. D. Hitchcock, V. 8. N , this notice the sum of eighty-one dollars and CAVEATS, shall fix tbe conditions upon which we in China. fifty one cents. End an attorney’s fee of fifteen TRADE MARKS, vball be taken into fellowship.” j dollars provided for In said mortgage, :utd no Thomas W. Bennet, ex-governor of Ida­ DESIGN PATENTS, suit or proceedings nt law having been InstituA letter was received yesterday ffom our ho, at Kichmuhd, Ind. COPYRIGHTS, etc. ed to recover the moneys Mcured by said minister in Honolulu, Stevens. He aays Lons Doxhokt, one of tho most promi­ mortgage or nnv fart thereof.. Now. therefore, that the revolution was a complete sur ­ bv virtue of the do ver of safe Mntalned in-aald nent Germans in southern Indiana, at mortgage, ami the statute In sneh case made prise uj him; that he had been ahneut on ■ Coiumbu, in(i and providetf, aotlee te hereby given that on the Boston visiting the other WaAdM, and John M. Steintars, prominent young Saturday.the eighth day of Am 11. A. D. ItW. at returned to find lhe coup about.; accom­ man of Sheboygan, Wia. re^t o'clock In tt»c forenoon. 1 shall sell at public plished. a aurtloti to the higuret .bidder, at the north Thomas F. Withrow, counsel of the front dnor of tbfc court bouse in the city of liasSSS. IHUM..U. w. .her. IJ« Lanr^t circulation of any ccicnUfic paper >n th* Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific road, at • Wisconsin Legislature. clrmiit court for Barry county Is bolden], the Madison, Feb. 4 —A resolution waa of­ 1 Chicago. described fn turid mortgage, or jo Dr. Geohoe Jackson Fishrr, ex-presi­ !--- k h-maI u* mav ba necessary to pay tbe fered in the senate yesterday to appoint a rtgage. with seven per committee of seven representatives and dent New York state Medical society, at ijai costs, together with real Interest. New York. ftecn dollars covenanfour senators to consider appropriations, mi nltorncv s ■— —----------—Edward Scudder, of the supreme court untses being described thua setting aside the claims committee. piecc and The resolution went over. Bill* intro ­ i of Hope Dr. IVC. STORK, physician and friend of In tbe county of Barry and Huto ot duced: Prohibiting the marriage of cous­ the Cleveland family, at New York. Michigan, and known and described as follow*: in*; requiring railway companies to sell The south east quarter of the north weM quar­ Rev. J. W. Woodworth, at Milwaukee, i.OUO-mlle ticket* for 180, which ahall bs ter if tortteo thirteen (13] town two (2! north Wia. good for any member of th* family; prohib­ Mna. Jkiiubha Black, M years eld, at iting tbs use ot Pinkerton* In tha Fisher- l akland. Mortgagee. Ills, Davidson contest a report in favsr of Da­ SWILIFT. Copq vidson, Rspublican, waa mads. bred, at Koekyei, Tax 'Michigan Centbai &il£«: Unlike the Dutch Process No Alkalies Other Chemicals w. Baier & Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa, W. Bakar & Co., Dorchostsr.Mass. Scientific American SSkSS' .. IDTElUVSnU I Chicago, Kaiaaaioo Ji Sagiaaw It ml u«i,1 had said in in Phil! Deut. rvvlii xxvlii, IX 15, AX 45, nn.1 and fl.nr they had brought it ail upon themselves (Isa. lix, 2). Nehemiah does well to make full confession; but, oh, think of Him who took all these sins upon Himself, who allowed all kId to be heaped upon Him, making it Bis own that He might give unto us His righteousness! This He dues now for every Individual believer (II Cor. ▼, 21; .Veto xiil, 38, 39). and this He will yet do for Israel (laa, lx, 21). 8. “Remember, I 'beseech thee, £b« word that thou commanded thy servant Monos. ” He reminds God of the curse which He by Moses had said should come, and which had come. He did not question the author­ ship of Moses, nor did he doubt that Muses spoke the words of God. He believed God, condemned himself aud his people and justified God. 9. “But if ye turn unto Me. and keep My commandments, and do them.” Ho is quoting now in hia prayer from Deut. xxx, 1-5. where Jehovqb promised, on condition of true repentance and obedience, to re­ store them to their land and bless them and give them a heart to love Him su­ premely; but the condition was, "If thou turn unto the Lord thy God with all thine heart and with ail thy soul” (Deut. xxx, 19). As He chose 'Jerusalem to put His uatne there and magnify Himself from thence, so He ciioo-ses us to bear His name and magnify Him in these mortal bodies (Acta ix. 15, 18; Phil, i, 20). 10. “Now these are thy servants and thy people whem thou hast redeemed by thy great power and by thy strong baud." So pleaded Moses, reminding God that not­ withstanding all their sin still they were His people and Ilia inheritance which He brought out of Egypt (Deut. ix, 26,29). So pleaded Daniel alho as he identified him­ self with the sin ftil nation and asked mercy in these words. “O Lord, forgive for thine own sake, O my God, for thy city and thy people^ /uro called by thy name” (Don. Ix, 15,19). See what.He will yet do for them for His name’a sake in Ezek. xxxvi, 29-33. IL “Prosper, I pray thee, thy sen-ant this day and grant him mercy iu the sight of thia man.” Having poured out his soul on behalf of hia people, he now asks a spe­ cial favor on hia own behalf, and yet for their sakes aa their benefactor. Every such intercessor, whether he be Abraham or Moses or Daniel or Nehemiah. suggests to us the great intercessor, our Lord Jesus Christ, who died for us, lives for us and will in due time oome again for ui. Ha, for Hia name's sake, forgives our sins (I John Boever wo ahall ask in Hia name, that the Father may bo glorified in th* Sea. Ho will Stations. SOUTH. Kalamazoo Ar.. ■ast Cooper Lv.. Richland Juoct. Cressey Milo Delton Cloverdale Shultz Hastings........ , Coats Grove..... Woodland LaaalBg. Detroit.. Grand Rapids. •Stope on signal only. t Noe. 5 and 6 w 111 not cany paseengera ubLcm provided with freight train permits. Freight trains will be run at ibe convenience of the company, who reserve the right to chance the time trains without notice. EART CURE. �—I „ tings .HIM «e t“"' <"**■ Banner- Tb»rsd«y, Febnwry 9. WtaieD lira uuon w.<- “VJ- fswwOrrJ Wkiu«*. i8-_>3 n m. w«m>. « •- Meballw. K «“*“'* W1UIM«>*,,M* IT T J* r t*b ha.-tlxu*. Mica. rwm»rr«< «• auerrr 14. 1ST*- SJITORIAL NQl’ES; Ill, o'**1 THE PE3UTANTE. The Snndrich Islands have asked Co come under tbe sheltering fold of tbe United fjUtes and do time should be lost in romp!.* I g. Tbe islands property orght More dread than longing. Even n^w the fluor. to belong t<^(he United States and no time . feu,.«th .nd -eUPWM«!«’ should be lost in granting tbe request for annexation. If Uncle Sam does not ac­ quire tbeai tber will fall sooner or later into the hands of greedy England, who has seized, by fair means or foul, every­ Koceeraes- ’*’• boldly pluMti.ur la. thing in the shape of additional territory She juha <b« general s»> nod I'jPtJ «'“• that ha* born of the least bit of advantage 111 !«-»» IMgers can |make the trip friitu New York to ttouthamp'xui on a first-claNC steamship fly■ing the American flag. Hu Fclnuary ‘jatb the City uf Nee York w I s’art for Eur­ ope under the stars and stripes. in adand the New York—fur; didoti u» it Is by rl|<sr abbrirviated names that tbe twin ocegn grrylwuuds are to be known under tbiki new' irgbtry —the other large to her. About 1 lh«steamships will be added to the, new Several state legislatures are ail tangled One of the tu'-d aggravat ing tbingt to a yeareAmerican line within the next two years. uplu a dead Ixk trying.to elect a United peraou of good scitM.* is the method which These •- utLels are to be built In American 8 ates senator. All bushie.«a is suspended, pEople employ iu dealing with flies. They shipyard!! c! Ajucnom nudcrUU. ‘ " -----Tw o of• the expruae to the states are great, and du are useful scavengers, and if they would them will} hr huger than the Pari? anti tbe limit their iunmds to place* where they are one is receiving any benefit from it. Ad ureiled they would do g«*sl sen’ice. Un­ L The other three will be e'oetion of .United Senators by tbe people fortunately. however, when lbey once come 1 veaaete. The rompletiuti of iv.ouu t«iu iu force they ofUU pervade the moot cleanly these craittwill give the United States a direct would hive some good features boxnea. Oue of tbe must suecciafui metbabout it It would allow the legislature to great Mrajiwbip Hue of which American* ods Id dealing with fiius is to Lung up some proceed to business at once upon asaem- herb or plant which is offensive to thru) may well be proud. Tboe seven steam­ 'aixb not offensive to the rv»M|cots ufgbe ships w IJH nut otiiy constitute an addition bling. ship* wild bout«. to our cotpmercial marine of the highest Sweet clover, which gr-«» plentifully by The validity of M. E. Jordan's right to value; thrw will form a squadron "of fleet the roadside and lute n fsiint. p:»usautudor, represent this district In the state senate auubjectionable toauy one not ufflivtrol with and powerful cruisers at the s Tsfce of this :fjt iu case of war with any for- at Jainslng w|ll be tested to-day. The hay fever. Las the reputation Of being ab-' govern met elRD puwtjr. They will reinforce both the contest will be made on the ground that he berred by flies. A few xpmys of this plant was not regularly placed in nomination cm hung iu the parlor, or /» cluster of the nary and [he mercantile fleet of the Unit sweet, white, laoM-l-Uk*- liendsapu bouquet on the center table, will uo ni<>re work iu ed States.I lu conjunction with the armor­ , the prohibition ticket. ridding tbe room of fllea than a dozen fly clad* to.be completed within two years Church and fiocuHjr. traps. they will give to this country a power and There is considerable doubt Whether any Ail services at tbe Methodist church prestige co the seas such as it has not had during the week and next Sunday will be •trap which cuutaius tnoias-tra, sugar or aoy since the fivlt war. held as usual, if Mr. Puffer should not such material dues uut draw iu more flies return before next Sunday the pulpit wlli thou it kills, besides being a disgusting and uneleauiy way of meeting this nui­ Appu^alid a b«u bc/fherwlse supplied. lu tbe gppolntinent of a justice of tile ^Tbe M. E. social will he entertained on sance.—Ohio Farmer. United S Um Supreme Court to fill the Wednesday afternoon and evening of next A l aded UumcD of VUdeU. vacancy ■used by tbe death of J twice week. Feb. 15tb, by Mesdame# Puffer. “I know a mother out in the west end Lamar. I esldcnt Harrison went far be­ Townsend. Nelson. Eydesbymer. Heath. who has many household treasures," says Hilsinger, Barnaby. Porter Burton, E. H. yond pai .y precedent and party custom. Whitcomb and her suudav school class and a 8t. IxXiis minister, ••but abpve all her Unmindful of the fact that party consider­ , the Misses Cowles. Townsend and Eycle- silver aud china she cherishes most a little picture frame, nut more than four inches ations should prompt tbe appointment of a symer, at tbe church dining rooms, lle- square, which contains a faded buuch of republican, and in spile of tbe protests of fresbments from 5 to 7 standard time. violets with a dead Marguerite imd a white Come one and alL bow of ribbon for a centerpiece. republicans, be rose above partisanship "It is an iu«igniflcaut bit of furniture, Tbe H. C. T. Club will mrot with Mrs. and aj pointed Judge Howell F. Jackson, Brooks, next Monday evening, Feb. ISlh. bqt It represents- to her one of the must of Tennessee, a life long democrat and hallowed memories. Many yr*ra ago a All Catholics invited to attend. one who sympathized with tbe southern beautiful baby was l>uru to her. and after The C. U 8. C. will meet with Mrs. cause In tbe late war. though one of the j Stauffer Feb. 11tb, with the following a few years uf joy aud sunabiDe it pasae<l away. As Jt Uy iu its- tiny coffin, with its flrat to reitew his pledges of fidelity to tire 1 program: blue eyes wide open and the sunsblue of . Quotation* from Socrates. union. su autumn day gliding its already gulden Grecian History. Mrs. Holloway. Justice Jackson is an eminent lawyer liair. somebody placed Id Its waxen fingers Calilas. Mrs. Gt er. a bunch of swwt'viulets, with a Marguer­ and jurist, qualified iu every way to tbe Greek Architecture and Sculpture. Mrs. ite and a bow uf white ribbon. Before the high position to which he baa been ap­ IUn<y Bailey. . funeral day the flow era drooped and faded, pointed. The appointment of a democrat The population of tbe earth. Mrs. Lam* and tbe mother took them and put them in ’. by President Harrison was a very graceful i oreaux. a little frame. Women iu Greek Literature. Miss. Good­ “Probaldy it wouldn't signify much to act. and raises tbe retiring executive |nihe-i year. you and me, but uo man will undertake to estiniatiuti of the whole country as an rxCharacter study of Theseus, Mrs. Col- say bow much love and hope and ambition cetadiDKlylcoutagv/us aud unselfish presl- A’rove. i lie among those faded flower*.fit. Louis Class criticisms. ' 1 Republic. dent. Of jail Judicial bodies In the world tbe I'. 8. pupreme Court should be free Tbe Rev. A. D. Grigsby aud Mre. from any tinge of partisanship, and going Grigsby tender their hearty thanks to 1 suppose that the philosophical attitudes beyond party lines in waking tbe appoint­ their many friends fur their kindly pres- which we call opthuismaiul pessimism arc rure and timely gifts at the recent dona- generally leas the result of mental cooricment will-add to make it so. tins. tlon than of individual tctnpernmrnt. They The ladles of tbe W. IL C. will give a are moods. Dot systems. Lite rti itself is For the [most brutal and fiendish murder box social iu G. A. R. hall Feb. 14(h,. for irideaceut with pleasure and pain—to one of a little four year old girl, a Texas negro tbe richer hues, tire lurking purples aud was wlzei by a mob of enraged citizens relief purposes. Ail are invited. leaping crimsons alone are visible; another Tire Y. P. 8. C. E. next Suodaf evening b spiritually color blind, nod can see only and killed inch by inch. A platform was 4t 0 o’clock, to be led by Miss Ette Hole*. the brown* and drabs, the dusky shadows erected. udon which tbe brute was placed. and more somber depth.* of existence. Per­ Tbe subject of the sermou as Emmanuel Tbe father of the Murdered infant. In the church next Sunday evening will be sonality b a selective force, rbuosing from pretence ot 10,(100 people who bad a«Ju- "Some lessons from the life of Phillip magnetism, Just those elemcute which are bled^wa* 'cheered to the echo as tbejvniui. Brooks.” most akin to its own nature. '‘ nai writhed under bis most barbarous torThe pastor wflUpreach st tbe I’resby* For all who attract pleasure life is a tores. which fairly outdid the horrors of terian church next Sunday morning un triumph; for the rest u pilgrimage. This, the inquisition. The negro was bound • Phillip Brooks.” Ute BUhop of Massa- no doubt, has U-rn a univrraai law, no less chuscttrs. lu tlie evening, service rarill hand and foot and literally stripped of be devoted to temperance—speeches by true when the world seemed vanity to the author of Ecclesiastes 'han It is now. clothing, irons were hefted to a white the pastor and Mrs,' Grigsby, will be in- Yet It will hardly'be denied that, for beat aud applied to bis naked body the ten>|waed with special music by Miss whatever cause, pessimism fs In an e» Griufly and the choir. All are welcome. pecial degree characteristic of uur own flesh dropping from hi* bones. After tor­ ladles of the'lecuod ward 1have time and our own stage uf development.— turing bfa| for more than half an hour, West mine "er Review. coal oil was poured over the platform atd formed a Whittier Club,* and electedI tile following officers: over tbe criminal and tbe match' applied. Mrs. Schahtz—President. The bands were soon snapped by the Mrs. Evarts—1st Vice Pres. Tlu* coutinrntal moots de piete Lad their Mrs. Haugh—2nd Vice Pfre. origin in tbe'Italian monti di pieta, large flames and} tbe criminal twice crawled out Mrs. Brice Sec'y. number* uf which w.-re founded iu Italy of lhe fire pcly to be thrown back- again Mrs. Johnson—Treas. , throughout tbe Sixteenth century, and tbe by the booling mob before life was extent. Meetings will be held weekly.The ___ objects of which were, in lhe flret Instance, While tbe eriwlnal’s life should have paid ladles will not confine themselves to the essentially charitable, the avowed purpure the penalty of his crime, yet the action of study of Whittier entirely but will take of tbe institution being to counteract the Injurious effect uf usury by lending money up other writers In their turn. 10,000 people, who boast of being civilized uu deposits at an almost infinitesimal rate / Social JMingv. and christianized, in committing a farmore of Interest. Tbe Franciscan mocks were barbarous aiurdi-r than (be criminal did, is Uniesrlay afternoon Mr*. J. W. Bentley the flrrt to tend muoey on goods, and in 1015 and Mrs. T. J. Bush gave a charming re ­ they were allowed by the pope to receive « to be deplored and should not Im* over- j ception at tbe former's spacious home on moderate amount of interest, but in pro­ looked by |be law. Green street, from the hours of three to cess of time the Italian mooli di pieta be­ four and four to five and during that time came extensive baqking corporations, Grover Ls becoming greatly concerned the house was filled with their numerous which were occasionally plundered or half over tbe sliver question claiming that tbe lady friends. Beautiful flowers were ruined by forced luaus exacted by tyran­ outflow of gold has been occasioned by the scattered through the rooms among them nical princes, and sumtthues brought to was a bunch of yellow tulips sent by Mrs. entire collapse by Injudicious flnanctel large monthly purchases of silver under Dickerman. of Chicago. Carnations and ■peculations —I^judun Telegraph. the Sherman law. Sherman himself is in smilax were tastefully arranged on tlu* favor of the repeal of the bill, which be table In the dining room. The mirror over Driven into an inn by a shower in one of fathered only to bead off some vlsion- mantel was framed in smllax and with lighted candles In front produced a moat his walks, tbe late Dr. Dollinger, of Ger­ a j. fxndUi, monetary legislation of the pleading effect. many, waa greatly annoyed by the conduct democrats, assisted by a few republlcOs Mr. and Mrs. Will Hama gave a very of somu young men, who swore at tho from stiver states. Mr. Sherman never pleasant pedro party at their home on N. weather, smoked and called impatiently has been Iq favor of the bill as a piece, of Broadway last evening. Seven tables for beer. ‘'Tobacco and alcohol are demoniacal sound, wise legislation but Introduced It as were played. Mrs. Hale Kenyon and Cowers.” said Dollinger, half In jest and tbe Jeaat of two evils. For had not this Mrs. Fred L. HHth cut for the first prize alf in earnest. "Smokers are barbarians. which was won by Mrs. Kenyon. Dr. law been made, the country would be Tlmerman cvptnred the gentleman’s prize The eternal smoking of pipes and dgara by framing to-day under the evlla of free cutting with Mr. Kenyon for IL Mr. and our forefathers doubtless helpsd to bring about tho short sight which has now be­ coinage, or some law equally as pernicious. Mrs. Hama will give another company to come hereditary in Germ.-*uy. Tobacco their younger acquaintances this evening. smoking Is the ruin of society and of chival­ Tbe prospect of tbe annexation of Cana­ The laatzrf the aeriM of A. M. Q. Club rous conduct toward women." da la not very bright, judging from what parties will be entertained Friday night Atcblsou Society. extracts from tbe Canadian press that we at tlie Hastings House with dance. Wa imagine from the looks at tbs women have read. With prospects of free trade, who are In society that ft must be a great when our markets will be opeu to Cana­ deal easier to stay at home and scrub than it is to Wear tight dress** to afternoon dian grain, lumber, minerals, etc., what, they argue, Is to be gained by annexation)* With the republican policy of protection continued, such a union on the part of J ust as tha monks of the Roman church in Europa devoted attention to making in­ Canada was to be desired, and tbe senti­ struments for measurin.-: time, so' tbe ment in favor of annexation has grown Buddhist Uamaa, at an earlier period, were steadily and strongly under that policy. vlmilariy engaged in their silent retreat*. Mo oomtneceial benefit could be thrived .frees annexation to a free trade country. that given by tha late "Fritz" Einmrt., tha i-------------------------actor, who paid *1,000 for tbe largret sc. Kaat.» a bm m, As^vu. Bernard in ths world. The dog’s name ng a taaa from running J™**"*, J*W “d Lydla ----- ---------- ~ oooditiuo* m regartte lwat-th« E-kl- ! mo*, fur instance, and the Patagonian*— are far behind tbe Inbaliitante uf Che ternperate region* in civilisation, and there- i fore, if we may draw any iufrrcnrea at all oa to the Martial* from uur own couditiuu, the mure probable inference is that, if they exist under drcumstaacoi at all like uur g1 own, they are, considering their great dis­ tance from the sun, uauturios behind us rather than at the same stage uf evolution. 1 — PfiUUATE OKDEKor, still lew, centuries l^efore us. And If we have no right to draw such an inference, then we have still less to rcaMin with the smallest confldence from our uwu circumstaucvs to the.im. They umy uf ----- ---- »i- —_ lurtM not a dream o<; <L<7 <»•» >» P«O«lr I Clulrl veil well acquainted with all that happens nut . Jn 1UBlkcw „ the estate uf Estitrr M. Feafn tli'maitoraf o«lr ou our Klul». but ou «U U»e other th» prtitton, duly veil­ ...a yet «ret quite nnlte unable to let u« us „ ed *’• of W. W. 0H»c । ulaDete. aud llani»rt<ie. adminlalrsSor know that they are familiar with our <xm। cut ions omife and bow they Lave tuxjuirud that kuuwhvlge. But if that were so it said iwii'.uu e-STribed for tbe rmsotrt aud | would be only too ubriutui that our condltiousoflife furnish us with do Lnxia for I forming any cuujecture nt all as to theire. । in tbe afternoon be aselgvud for the hearing '* , said petition and iDat the brire at inw of »*»d and in that c-i*e it would not only be mud- | j <te.-eMS»d and all other persons Interested la guine but quite irrational to attain pt tu 1 said estate, are required to appear ut a wsslqn ' ti . tlMi to Im- Iiq'iDma at the 1‘rubate <apen cwmmuuiestlou* cumtnuuicnt iou» at nil. uu, open TU. <~lr -A-uLo. o< )<.«<a<auloo '■» if any ’ there tor. why tearr may .-ot tie । making Mich uu tbq as’ ’ ’ uu - attempt rests tie “*■ prayer of toe lie tit*may the granted. And It 1 sumption that twri — 7 ——•— from »»*re notior to lhe persons coudlltoo w ilHn.. «■ । analogy uf uur condition estate, « of th* paodency of that aiAauiup* we think it would be only petition and ti-r b^anug »'tbrreuf by causing lisbed Ito tbe Haaurudeut tu itaaumc that, if aurb facultire a copy of thl» order U> be pubh L our* are already developed uo the .m ttog »" face uf Mara at all, tbe/ are likely to be wrek ior {tirw. eoe far Iwbiud instead uf far before our own.— ’ nalj-day of bearing. Luudou Spectator. Judge of Frohate. HIDDEN + + CITY Very few |>eople are probably aware of the fact that General Doddn. tbe com­ mander in chief uf the French expeflitiuc in Dnhomcy. Is a q.nidruuu. He was burn iu 1M2 Id fietM'gal, on tbe west co.ixt of Africa. His father wa* a French mer­ chant, Lis muther a mulatto. He is tall, uf slight build, with a thin face. Hia mustache and goatee are black, aud bis close cropped hair is curly and iu appearance like that uf a negro. Hia skin U very dark, and bis face is tanned from years of exposure in Africa. He is a man of tried courage and energy, and Las re­ ceived the cuuimissloa uf brigadier gem-mi in the French army. He is just tbe man Deeded to command tbe African troops uf France in Senegal and her other southern THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH To the best intererts of the city. THE^TROY LAUNDRY / la but climates Roman soldiers wore MMAdal«. in cold region* they were provided with excellent leather oboe*. Is a home institution, worthy of patronage 4t is better eq nipped than ever to do good work and get it out promptly. It needs all the work in this city for it’s support. Thue with workmanship as good and with prices as low. public spirit ought to prompt everyone to leave their work where it will do the most gold— .IT HOME. TROY LAUNDRY. JOHN BENAWAY. HENRY OSBORN. General Smash m Prices We have purchased the stock of the Bankrupt Store at a big discount and shall close it out at once regardless of cost. Look at our Quotations! UNDERWEAR $1.00Goods at .75 “ “ .60 “ “ .50 “ “ .25 “ “ 25 Per Cent. Off on Umbrellas. 50c. 40c, 35c. 25c. 121c„ SHOES $4.50 Nfow 4.00 t< 3.50 « 2.75 tt 250 u 2.00. ft 1 50 ft GLOVES and MITTENS 81 00 Go<sds at .90 .80 .75 .60 .30 .40 .23 << tt fl G G G •C G G G G G <• : * 75c 60c 50c 40c 33c 30c 23c 10c 23 Per Cent off on all Hats and Caps. EVERYTHING must Go Inside of 30 Days. Come early and get first select;^. , s, as goods are going fast. BENA WAY & OSBORN, Sign Bankrupt Store. as "pash.” • Every person in this city ought certainly to fe­ int rested in its prosperity and help to build up its institutions. "PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY" is the basis upon which evert progressive city is founded, and any one jjrho sends work away from Hastings which < an be done just as well here is putcutates. General Dodds graduated from tbe Na- । tioual Military school in 1M4 with tbe rank I of secund lieutenant of naval infantry, lie} was made flrat hruteunut in IbOT. captain i in R0, major in' IttfV, keutennnt culunVl in | 1W3 and colonel itz 1*7. His entire active j service, with the exception uf two years un I the Isle of Bottrbon. uu tbe soul Least coast | Tonquin in IfSl-d. baa Deen in Senegal, where he has continually worked Lo en­ large tbe boundaries uf tbe French colony. General Dudda expected lu be made gureruur of Senegal as soon as had earned the rank of general. From all the engagements in which Gen­ eral Dudda has taken j»art—and he fought through tbe Franco-German war, the cumuuuue and tbs Tonquin campaign—be Lua come out unscathed.—New York Son. ALWAYS SMOKE $3.25 2.75 2.50 2.00 1.75 1 00 �- ----------------------- Hastings Banner Thursday, February 9, 1893. PERSONAL MENT ON. C2 It thgj you buy yoar tea and coffee at Stauffer's. Quality the beat; and piicea right. E. D. Reid will haw an auction axle at bls rrshhsier one mile west of Qultnby, Wednesday, Feb. Hib. Mrs. Mary Craddock wishes to sell tbe place she now occupies m second ward and will mH at a bargain. Always smoke Ed. Powcra No. 35 cigar. Always tbe Mirn't'always the best 5 cent cigar ta the United Slates. Chas. Barlow Is ta the city this week. ■ Keep your feet dry now. it’s cheaper than to pay doctor bills. Those storm slippers are nice. Call and see them. ^AKm13 Mrs. Frank Denslow. of Muskegon, has betnppeudliig a tew days in tbe city. Born, to Mrs. Ryan. Sunday, a girl. Mrs. Ryan is the widow of tbe lute Geo. Rjan 1who ' ..... shot ....-. while wax accidently bunting a abort lime ago. This blinding snow Is hard on the per­ son's eyes. The eye* should be protected by « pair of smoked glasses which John Bessnier sells at a very hw ill cost. BAwnr. of Laramie, Dakota is tbe guest nf hit brother W. J. Bowue. Mrs. George LeHoy. uf Chicago, in visiting her niece Mrs. George Barnes. All our lady customers are ilelighted with the Chicago waist. Have, you trie.! ' I • .. Absolutely Pure. We are not giong.to pull the trees up by . A cream ot tartar baking powder. Hlgbret their n«cb-. but we are ■wiling clothing 1 of all tn leavening strenjith. -Luteal Unlt.d cheaper than any other house In the conn* 1 State* Government Food Report. ly. R. Mvutir A Sox j KOVAI. BAKlMi PowijkH Co... Wall St-. N. Y. POWDER I am prepared io make and change or re- J pairs on your buuildingfi. of build new at a reasonable priceS. W. GovcHER, Contractor and Builder. VALENTINES FRED L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST. WHEN* YOU SNEEZE! Laugh. talk or eat. do your artificial teeth lovsen or drop down? If »u send non dollar for Dr. Uusinunl s Handy holder. You can apply it to your plate tn one- minute, and no matter If your plate Sts or not it will bold firmly In tbe mouth nnder tbe most tryingetreamauners. Address .1. Z. HUSBAND. D. D. S. White Cloud. Mlchlgin Written guarantee'to permanently cure' all kinds ot Rupture of both sexes. No pain:: no operation: no detention from business. For full Information aud Illustrated pamphlet con­ taining Michigan references (free), address tin. H. W. Maksh, or THK O. E. MILLER CO.. 102. IM, IX) Mich­ igan Ave., Detroit. Mich, ' Mr. and Mrs- S. H. Rogers, nf PralrIfViUebave been vhlUug relatives In thecity. Mrs. Hattie Walker and daughter, of Martin, are vlslllng M*. and Mrs. Geo. 11. Brooks. Mr. stiff Mr* J. <’. Reiikes aud Misu j mr(||M sl John nttemjrd the dance at last Friday night. MIm Ora McClintock lias returned homo I having closed a sm cijsefull three montlis j term of school In Yankee Springs. ^Krthur G. Hall, formerly of this city, has been appointed a professor In lhe Grand Rapids schools al n salary of 81500. . Mrs. William Bechtel and Miss Lucy P. T. Colgrove. Xfra. Clemoal Bessmer ure prepared to do all kinds of Smith and MIm Gertrude were la Char­ plain Hewing, at Mrs. Crawley’s house in lotte last week to ms* tbeEdwin Ferry Co., the second ward. In Hie most satisfactory of which Miss Van Zile Is leading lady. manner, and request that tbe ladles of •^Rev. W. M. Puffer and family and his Hastings give them a trial. sister Miss II. L. Puffer started tor Ver­ A. P. Wilcox, of Assyria, has pnTchasdil mont Monday morning, summoned there Ed. Schumann's Interest tn the meat mar­ by lhe Illness of their falter. They both ket formerly conducted by Mead and expect to return In a few days. Schuman. Mr. Wilcox will soon jnove Frank E Heath has a large stock of here and look after-hia Interest. Ed. has also hired out tu stay with the firm for a' valentines for sale cheap. RettMnnber people tbe cowl sale Now we have a nice place to do busi­ Mudge's runs only 30 days. ness in and we want to do a nice business Fall In line and inspect IL Mudge In this place,'therefore we arc fully stock­ ed with no. 1 goods both groceries aud Son's goods. Everything goes at cost. There arc valentines and valen­ tines. It is interesting and amus­ ing to-lookhover a large line of val-. . entines. FRED. L HEATH, The Druggist, has the largest line of valentines ever shown in this town. Come in and look at them. See what art and ingenuity can do i Tor love an«l fun. There is some­ thing new every year in this line see; us. and he has them all. Lace Valen­ crockery. Call and Hams a VaxAkmax. tines, from one cent to $3.00. Val­ entines, Booklets, Celluloid Valen­ vZTwo of our promising high school boys tines and a large and complete made a bet that one would kiss more girls lhe week than the other and conse­ stock of comical Valentines. Come during quently commenced action by trying it on ■ and laugh if you don’t buy. De$k, ; two young ladies who were in tbe recita­ tion rooms. But just at this untimely mo­ pen and inld where you can direct them and Columbian stamps fi r- ment Prof. Sterling walked In. and tbe boys now declare their bet off. nished. ’ I , The farmers ot Barry county are re­ spectfully invited to come to our office and inspect a new Ingenious and cheap force spray pump, for fruit trees and other purposes. Full directions given ou the mixtures to be used on different kind* of fruit. Hastings Engine A Ibox Works, CONTINUED. Htffiry Lewels was hr Grand Rapids Tuesday. Miss Belle Handy was in Grand Rap­ Ids yesterday. John Dunning returned from Grand Rapids Friday. Miss Grace Messer returned from Grand Haven Tuesday. Miss Nellie Felghner spent Sunday with relatives in Nashville Sunday. S. W. Goucher is giving th<* best of sat­ isfaction Jn building. He Is a tine work­ man and can make It for your Interest to see him before you contract your work. Philip Lutz, the popular boot and shoe repairer on Jefferson sfrecL was united In marriage Inst week to a Mire* Grnzlnger of Woodland, and is receiving thecongratulatlons of his many friends. Thyre will be republican city caucuses tills evening, ut the following places for the purpose of electing delegates to th.‘ coun­ ty convention to be held tomorrow in tbe court rooms: 1st ward—Frank Stanley's blacksmith shop. •Jud ward—J. 8. Goodyear's red mill i linilding, •• 3rd ward—A.* E Kenastnn’s office. I 4th ward—County clerk's office. The first and seconds wards will be en­ titled to two delegates inch, the 3rd ward three and the 4th ward four The meet­ ings will be called to order at .7 o'clock, p/^ulte a rommoUon was raised on East | O Thirteen Cents Out of Guarantee march To Discount Any dealer Dollar In Barry Co 13 cents On the ' Yours Dollar. 1 1893. This sale applies only to Furniture, Rugs and Draperies, which are beingsold at a discount to make room for a large I ine of Carpeta and Linoleum on which we can hereafter save every one some “Time, Trouble and Money.’’ We can buy them cheaper, sell cheaper, and save patrons all annoyance arising from, ordering from sample. We are exclusive agents for the Hastings Furniture .Manu­ facturing Co’s. Goods. The Hastings National Bank on and after Feb. <5th, 1893, will pay 4 percent in­ terest on time deposits payable on demand without notice, interest compound every three months it desired. Auy amounts received and Interest compound from day ut.deposit. W. D. Haves. Cashier./ Main street Tuesday afternoon by the blow-. . Elsewhere iu this Issue will be found Ing of tin horns and the beating of tin ~ the call for republican city caucuses for pans. Ihiring It all Wash Sponable for J this evening for the purpose of electing whose benefit lhe Impromptu serenade was । delegates to the county convention to be given, calmly split tlie wood ta front of ’ ' held In tlie court bouse rooms tomorrow. Welssert Bros, store as If he was accusThis notice is short, but under the circum­ totned to always doing work to the strains I stances It was tbe best that could be done of music. In dearth of plher help Was' and these caucuses should therefore be volunteered to split the wood though h« does not have to work for a living, and a well attended. few of hl* friends thought to make him de­ Columbus’ name on tbe one cent Cottim- sist. by giving him a tin pan serenade, but blan postage .slump is mispelled, an “r” he withstood their musical sl«»ge with be­ appearing in place ot tbe "b” and still It coming fortitude. Is doubtful if the mistake has ever been A ten year old son of Jas. .Stanley's ted by any ot our readers.—Ex. The n who wrote this needs a strong died on Friday last from diphtheria. Dr. rw.. of glasses, for we have searched dili­ Woodmansee being the attending physi­ gently tor such an error and find In every j cian. There is an ordinance which r<-• quires that all contagions diseases shall lie cast- that "Columbus” is all right. reported. Dr. Woodmansee was arrested The building recently burned will not yesterday, taken before Justice Kenaston be rebuilt as a two-story building as has and plead not guilty, the hearing of the been reported. A part ot the third story case being postponed to March 2nd. If Is being removed but it will be replaced, the charge be true the penalty sbofild be. and the third story fitted up for lodge severe. The public health should nol lx* < rootas. It would seem strange and out of exposed to the Ignorance or carelessness of ■ place to see a two-story building on that any physician. We hope that Dr. Wood­ corner and we are glad that it is to be mansee may be able to clear himself, but left as before: Gue Improvement that at the same time self protection should re­ should be made aud that is, that plate quire that the fullest Investigation be made. ♦ gla-s fronts ought to be put ta. F. W. GREBLE 'HELL’S NOTHING FITS A MAN SO WELL AS HIS. SKIN, NEXT TO TTTAT THE CLOTH­ ING- WE SELL YOU. ITS SURPRISING HERE has been a very liberal marie off in prices of a good many of our overcoats and suits. You’ll not stop to know why we do it. If they were the ordinary every­ day sorts we wouldn’t think it worth while telling you about them. As you want one for this year’s use, or next years, _ soon as you can. Fortune has a smile for the man who needs one; a deep, money-saving smile. When in GRAND RAPIDS stop at Mrs. Hadley, a retained missionary Wanted. from China, entertained a large gathering A good man to sell tbe Whirl Poo' at Mrs. Fuller's residence on East Fultou washer In Ibis city and vicinity. Write street yestenhry afternoon with a brief talk on missionary work .in the land of to Barber A Johnson. Muskegon. Mich. Ratos $fl.OOF©r IDay. the ‘•Heathen Chinee.” She asserted that Xolice to Teacher*. Free Baggage Transfer. New Hous the most Important thing the church Spring examination will de held as * Steam Heat and Electric Belle. Rooms5 could 'do was to send to China some one BEACH A BOOTH. to succeed the late Bishop Boon, who died follows, all at Court house. Hastings: Thursday and Fridff^feMarch 2 and 3. there at his post of duty. Mrs. Hadley Friday. March 311 X is Mrs. W. J. Stuart's mother and has Friday, April 28.1 > spent three years In China.—Grand Rap­ School law will be demanded for all ids Herald. grades. Preserve this nc^cfl. We are pleased to notice that the Has­ Exocu Axdrva, • CIRCULATION • tings National Bank has decided |to allow . Commissioner. Its patrons 4 per cent. Interest on time de­ This week, 80 posits, In large or small suths, and payable Notice. on demand. This Is a very liberal and Having purchased tbe notes, books and Hereafter, changes for advertisements commendable proposition, aud sholld be accounts of the late fl nr of Cairns, Temple must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to an inducement to small depoaltors/lo lay A Co. would respectfully announce to all insure Insertion In the issue of the week away a pajt of-Hwlrearnlng against h time persons who are Indebted to said firm to otneed, where It will be absoluteFjr safe call at once and settle the same. You will when brought. and drawing a fair- rate of tatereat?~The find me for a short timo at tbe store of National bank does not need any Introduc- Temple A Nelson, Prairieville Mich. Boys suits for 99 cents at Mudge’s. tlon to our readers, as It has been a promi­ J. E. Cajuns. One dollar all wool pants at Mudge’s nent business Institution in this city for Dated. Prairieville, Feb. 1st, 1893. over 20 years, and Its officers and directors store. are well known In this community. ' Dissolution Not!co. Valentines at greatly reduced prices at Tbe firm of Cairns, Temple A Co., of Frank E. Heath's. On Saturday evening, February lllh, Prairieville, Mich, have this day by mu­ the Edwin Ferry Theatre Co. play Virgin ­ Bring your watches to John Bessmer, ias at the opera house In Kalamazoo. To tual consent dissolved partnership, J. E. for repairs to secure a good job. accomodate those who wish to attend this Cairns retiring. The business will here­ Knee pants for 21 cents at Mudge’s entertainment the C. K. & S. will sell tick­ after be carried on by Temple and Nelson, store. Everything in the store dt cost. ets from Woodland, Woodbury and Coats they, assign tag and paying all debts that Grove tor 81.25. Hastings and Shultz for may exist against said firm of Cairns, Tem­ Goods are going fast at our cost sale. 81.00 and Cloverdale And Delton 8.75 for ple and Co. H. Minor A Sox. J. E. Cairns. tbe round trip. Tickets good going on S.. Temple. A lady’s toilet is not complete without No. 4 which will leave Hastings at 0 p. Geo. N. NkuoN. one ot those beautiful chlffan handker­ m.. returning on special will leave Kala­ Dated, Pralrlevnie, Feb. 1st, 1883. mazoo at 11 p. m. running through to chiefs at Stauffers. Woodbury. The people of Barry County The convention for the purpose ot nom­ For aale. . should turn out and see Miss Hortense Eu­ inating Circuit Judge will be held in Bat­ genia VanZlle. who was born and grew up The building committee for Barry Co. tle Creek, March 1st. in Barry and Eaton counties, and Is tbe court house and Jail will receive sealed ^Atnong tbe Grand Rapids marriage li­ daughter of Judge VanZde, of Charlotte. bids for the sale of the following property, censes we notice a Hastings name: Wilber She Is conceded by good Judges to ba one viz., the old jail property Including two of the leading actresses of the day, and lots No'a 729 and 730. also the old court A. McDonald to Minnie Flower. takes tbe part of Virginia In this popular Buy your spectacles aud eye glasses ot play. Beautiful costumes and magnificent bouse. Blds will be received np to and Including tbe 15th of Feb. A. D., 1893, at John Hessmer. who keeps the largest scenery, the only opportunity to see a and best stock In Barry county, at reason­ c Ism lea I and legitimate drama thia winter 12 o'clock m. Al! blds shall be addressed to Building Committee. Orson Swift, Sec­ able priors. and return Jiome the same night. Tbe retary. Hastings. Mich. Tbe committee Fireman’s dance Feb. 32nd. '93, in Messer proceeds oft,this excursion will go for the reserve lhe right to reject any and all blds. Bros, bnlldliig. Hastings, Mich. BUI for benefit of Ube new opera bouse In this city, By order of Comm. dance 75 cents. Supper 50 cents per end for this reason should be liberally . Orson Swift, See’y. patronized. couple at Ford's hotel. Dated, Jan. 17lb, 1894. The great success with which F. W. Greble’s discount' sale has met, has induee<l him to continue the same to We also T TOE KENT opposite UNION DEPOT. LOCAL NEWS. quires. « \V/E SELL THE BEST W DRESS SHIRTJ1N H/LfTlHQJ. �— Hastings Banner.'TAKE YOOR CHOICE ' pive Nebraska Democrats Pre­ ! “nt an UHhnatufn. *Th irsdav, Febru iry.9. ’ «7r^/7r and dazzling 4LTEMAIIVE FOB BZPtTBliCASa In the moan'sfair light she looked- Nothing remarkable about that! She was fair to look upon, as a matter of course; and the dazzling effect wzs produced by her white robes—deansJ and brightened by a liberal use of FIRM'S AMERICAN FAMILY BlB HE Thies one of the peculiarities of KIRK’S Soaps. Clothes washed by them always attract attention by their purity and brightness. JA.S. 8. KIRK* CO.. Chicago. feb Nwfid Tar S«p I. Lacour. Feb. T.-Tta lUpublP ' cans announcril iu the f'-.nnte yesterday that they would get together aud elect J. 1 Sterling Murton as United States senator. 1 The Democrats and the liulependente tried ' to prevent them from leaving tha chamber to caucus for that purpwu*. but when they ' found thi- a hopeless task they went to work with a vim duringJjp absence of the Republican senate Every bill favorable to indefinitely port-. to the the Republicans Republicans was was indefinitely port' pnnededand will take.-* week for the Rcpub. find, out ....whnt has *...» become of ..v their thair cans to pct measures A resolution objecting to the repeal of tbe Sherman silver purchase ( set and requesting the Nebraska represen­ tatives in congress to vote against the pror posetl repeal wax adopted unnuliuousiy ! amid yell". At the joint convention tbe I Republicans cast 61 votes for Thurston. No election. • . Democrats Send an t'liimatuui. ’ ita find tetrad net Ion. Klectrtr ---- has gained rapidly in popular Cmror. nutll now It Is elearly in the lead among pure medical brales and alterallt —eontaiwing nothing which permits Its WiiunxcToa. Feb. a-ioe pr™_. prooiium: society ladles eeuewws-^ . - - —• (or prises. ’ rula with a delate in congress, and cer- ura as a beverage or Intoxicant, it |s re^ /rday »an»od Howell K J«C*«U recognized as Ute brat and purest medicine Explodlng ch nlcals started a fif* that j reforms Tenue-m^ to «U the place ou th- «ip*nne for all ailments of stomach, liver or MumJay. Feb. aunt bench made vacant by th. death of dfanajrcd tne American Rook company’s »< I wttaMMd M B«th. kidnejs. It will cure sick headache. In L. Q. c. Ixmar. The appointment »"» » ImlUio* 111 Cluvb.oMl. W U» digestion, constipation. and drive malaria } m tbe (aunch of the twin-screw, armoragncable surprise to the DcDi«crnt« here f75,(XX). Rer. Dr. Henry l. Satfievice, rector of ; * |muxj harbor-defense ram Katahlin. The trum the system, batlafactlon guaranteed wh* had expected Prwudcut lUnfaoQ to Calvary church. New lork, mJ Kcv W, was pnwent in a body. with each bottle or the money will be re­ IL Huntington, rector of Grace church in I She teoue of the new-idaa vesaels which funded. Price only 50e per bottle, bold that city, are prominently mentioned in can be *• ----------------------- ­ by W. U. Goodvrar. studc to a level with -----------------the water near connection with the Maaaachuaetta bishop­ ! ly or have air pumped into ber, giving her ric inode vacant by tbe death of Bishop । a good free-board. If you are not feeling strong and healthy, . Brooks. I Itepnwwtatire Houk, of Tennessee, baa Twenty-eight yetu-s agoGeorge Hand loet written to President Hlglulwtham, of the try Electric Hitters. If "la grippe” has sight of his eon. He found him recently at World’iMafr, declaring himself lu favor of left you weak and weary, tw Electric Bitters. Thia remedy acta directly on a place on Puget sound, and dbcovered tbe fair lising open on Sunday. liver, stomach and kidneys, gently aiding tbr.t for aescral years they bad been livlug A bill has been introduced In congrwwi those organs to perforin their function*. within a few miles of each other. providing for tbe protection of the fish in If you arc . afflicted with sick headache, Rev. Burlan W. Perry has resigned the you will find speedy and permanent relief Ei«,. ?». N. y.. ta-uw uis bl. yobtaf u~pl« '«£ ‘Xibd*!, “ p)iu. K. b.w « by taking Electric Blltets. One trial will ttccnestcr, z-., uccnusv convince joti that this is* tlie remedy you held weekly dog shown in thechurch build' enmbed and permitted their beer to be car­ need. Ijtrgc bottles only SOc. at W. H. ibK> . . ried away by the constable*. Goody ear’s'drug store. Somebody’ gDt into the girl >tudente > gymnasium at the University of Illinois ' Ann* Dickinson has sued eight persons, i two of themI physicians, having her put and stole all tbe gymnasium suits. — -------------fur imii vv IHUt __ 1 _ _ !.. _. Tbe best salve in tbe world for cuts, (tan.r.1 J.m« S. CUrtwn. -bo bM *2,“J”2 bm> 111 tor <Ur.. .uff.itax horn . S*>« »’*l'"‘“tall off bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblain*, taj.ta».iorr rtao-tuta. i. corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ BW-nx FDMUsns jackson. ly cures piles or no pay required. It is name a Republican to succeed tbe late ^rhe next Pacific Intend to dnlm tbo tel I docU*» .... guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or Justice Lamer. Neverthdum th- appoint-! eKraph’s attention Ite Samoa. Matters' An attempt was made al St. Louis to money refunded. Price 25 cents per box ment is generally cummeudeU aud the . there ttre very unsettled in spite of the ‘ Mow up a tank car loaded with naph a. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druxgi*: senate wiil piohably conflnil it, Justice tri put rite style of government adopted by ®nd another 'Vann horror would bara The Clare sentinel Is one of the latest Jackson having been furnwrly a memberof 1 tfae United States, England aud Germany. l*«n to record If ,t nad been snccesstuL that body and accordingly entitled to the j Plots aud conspiracies are the dally en-j Four of a railway section gang—M.J. The coal famine never touched Mjnkrsenatorial courtesy which is always ob- ( tertainment of the people who live on tbe ' Connell, Pat Doyle, John Marom-y and goo. served in such awes. A t dogram froM1 . island of Hayti. Both the governments on : John Ryan—were run down and killed on Nashville says that Judge Jacksuh will ac|9iaDd are kept awake night* I the Central-Hudson road. Mrs. Chas. Root. Cedar .Springs, was "I>t.... X-J-.,. I Otaiml BaUer". will, tatal. ta .BM with Tta gorrmor ot Mlcblita. ta. dgn«l tta told by pbyscians that they could do noth­ u _ n7"taJtItarta I • “bird IBffl. ta. tam «« for pro- bill npultag tta Mtarr Uw. br which tta T II Hi b«r. IlcUUr- get .11 bl. property. | Democrat. Bot »re ol Mlchlgw'. rota, ta ing for her. She tried Wheeler’s Heart and Nerve Cure, and after taking two wL iraduatal Irem lb? Lebanon Uw I fir. bu dextro,rtl lb« |.Unt ot th. W«r- th. Ute prraklentUl elrrttam taboo? In IbSK .nd Iwinm Ibe practice ot .era PortUnd Cetaenl comptair. « WnrAlter toreina Ctae, ta retire from tbe bottles she was able to do her own work Ut nt Jeckwin. He wan vlrctal u> tta nrra near Syracuta, N. Y. Ikwa. f 173,000; Xortb Dakota aen m.rUl Ojbt tbe alxtaa. and ride to town to do her shopping-. “a<. emu. ta 1ST | ltanra.ee. HOO.WO. , dlwranttal HepobUranadom -em mralon. Sold by W. H. (teodyear? and nt lhe nnmUr TOalon ot tbe loffldaTbortaa. r.n. a. I 10 00 ,nr ,°a^r , , , . It is next to Impossible to get a boom* at lure waa electal lo toe .tale wmate lo I Thnrwlay, rob. a. Conaerratlrea lu Ko.laul tare raptorad Hiicracl J K Baller who Altai C. F. Wahl, prospector, clalma to tare the >w.t la threomn>onetroniHiiddle*aeld, Adriarf cat >he uoe.,|did leno of An ‘ dl^erad a rich rata ot gold and a!leer wh(ch |„„ hrid b, tta IJberaU .err ••We are 12." So sing the asplranu tot drew JolmM.a. He ratrad 11. the Hr “ •"* ; done IMS. Toe tame waa borne rota Mendon’s poetofflee. raoata notll 1b«. whoa ClrraUad ap- «“*'• “« s" "W?DS‘^1 S*° 1 , NAMED j The reason the Republicans were so 0 u' anxious logo into caucus was the follow* raattsor1 jng communication signed by the five Democrats who prevented Allen’s election BUU ‘i®8*-i^i i’- |xsJ gatnrilay. !pn!*sJunplertrie Hi£pir?r«aB‘GAXrait>T«AbiA-,«»Vrj G*xraLPTsAOo.,«DW.4m8uk.X. Tbe communication U datedFeb.a, and says: theuuderLjUrCO QI signed, hereby announce aud declare our 1acr”i’*n ' purpow to vote for W. V. Allen for United <M.* h.i itl si- . States senator on tlie first ballot, Feb. fi, N c—- col- 1MJ3, and tiJereby secure his election, unless |.k<;h । I before tbe convening of lhe joint convenEnclose rtV*mp for circular. . '.iion enough Republicans agree to assist in PA KISM, Prup'r. the election of a Democrat; the Republic­ ans so agreeing to name either James E. Boyd or J. Sterling Morton." Tlie signa­ *cr tures are: John Maltes, John Sinclair, W. | ’rSj^ei'u ot Kmrara. .taN. Babcock. C. H. Withnell, aud J. E. poinuxl him Halted Stale, circuit Judge Benunltan^ooanty. rautbero CalHorala. n>r th.1 ‘ifceth district He h.ts been an Bernard Mcnluius, of Alton Junction, is ; stalwart Democrats of Kansas sure Ible iud^. I dead, bringing the death list resulting P^ou. of lhe efferi. of fusion in tbe Martin has wrought relief, cure and comfort to North. ‘ —— -------- - — -----from the Wann disaster to a total of twen- case—that it will discourage the nonuna- thousands of sufferers from plies: it is cer­ J"»"‘ M. Thurston was invited into the EX-SECRETARY WHITNEY BEREAVED, ty-nine. tion of .straight Democratic ticket* in the tainly a great medicine or we could not iwuor*PTCv:«to exi u Cun« cu*«n:cce. i Republican caucus and made a statement -----‘ Va.TO. ^1. z.f 1 future— have |>eguu organizing and will give a printed guarantee with each pack­ sSSSKfi.K?cx3s^u*ue*-,ci»c!aeaa0. • confirming the above, he having been in­ age. Price 8loo. six packages S"», ’ j/n-yrar^ gro^u to a blushing bride j ---------------- pKnn Vl k"okdkr ~ i terviewed by certain member*, both Re- I --------------------- --- ----mall. Fur sale by Fred L. Heath, Uje druggist. Mkhlm c«inl> OHU../-M. pubU<»iUM>a DjmocnU. who «»t»l <b« . Xkw T.tar.. Kvb. 0,-Mrx William C.• ■i . .... a. . , provide* for one or. not. Irish citizens of tbe United blatot are '. H . t. .... , - . „„„„„i * At a aesetou oi the iTuoate courx tor the fact' that the Democrats would present .v\rhit,n 'v died atBo’dock yertprday inotu-._ I imt-ilMwl whb GUdwoneU borne rule ’ *• £?"• f * "•«'*«.Tbe Eaton Rapids fair Is alreigty eounty of Barry, holden at Hie 1‘rolmto *’«<••• in , their ultimatum, loiter he was given the ....... . . ... . tax SheUlled .lowly l-.lt .-U-dUy tram M1| for Irebmd „ M x ra Gw dlae. of BbelbyrUle. Illa, bora lolled. ­ the city of Hastings. *,'• ultimatum in writing and promised to lay . • . , -* - . ‘ uur i<»r irciauu, w ""X ’ ■ wwuuu, . Twin ora • Gtr-.ir-l- In Vtt 7 llard uounced. It will take place Sept. tit. ... .... . &?Sdrirtt hnSirt ^iDeetyfh^ i it «*fa™ the caucus He bad no.ugges Saturday morning, dr p.te all tlmtroudd pnmWvMt. „n<i... john -w. p. suttou. ertrctary of• 1 J™ ore ha. luwr. breu rtruck Ur No. 7 Hard Scarlet fever, nieaslra and tuumpe Present. Charles W. Annstnmg. Judge rt tlot» t > offer, except that the nf-tiou be the i **' f°r ^vr. aud dt ! > •> cluck Huturday 1 the Irisli National l^engtic iu the United ^rr mine at Ishpeming, Mich., nhicb con all getting jn their work at Coldwater Probate. pi.triotlt.rn and* honor. ; Dight aU hope was pr.utsudly abandoned,1- ji States. tain* tl per cent, of metalUc iron. btuU-s. jr<l 1। rvsult result of thought,, thought, .patriotiun Hcffii dra d“^^? tw, r-.a.-. or Ktc.iaq . Gave Them O.e Moye Day. | Hetdlfe waa prblou^-1 a tew bon re by the ; A. B. Sclxut. wb<i ha<l been so long away *mw medical Undents at St.J«mph.Mo., On readingamtniing lhe j*tftit'ii; didv veil-j Following this statement the question of , liberal use or oxyacit, but ;it .1 oxiliA'A ^te , that hi*' wife married another cut off the head uf a “subject for<li>t<cc' continuing Thurston as a candidate was • pa»>«l easily away, Mr. Whitney ni.dj a suddenly returned to Lt tnare. la J ’fan and stuck the ghastly thing ou the rartl'iw wd d^ribunon rt rt -rgud pro ami con. Finally, as a pledge nurra only being pr.? . t with her.Mira , nb prTfcrac<) cnu^i jealonsy with tbe sec- {rotrt porch ot a house of 111 repute kept by labi drccsscd ,n in Mi l i-il'l'ci <!•■» T.bcJ. was forthcoming from the jv<- Democrats, j " hitiicy waa.the utu> '. ;ug!it -r ufllriirv ond .............................................................. . will ■ ^la « hpsbond, who shot his wife. She M >•-»ii-'r. maybe m * 1- amuag-t tbs Ii ‘Ire o’ s-s, 1 d- । Babcock. Jlntiis, North, Sinclair Mid D-I’ayue. at <me time senator from Oh recover, and he h* iu jail. i Colonel Daniel S. 1 Jimont will throw up mX^Mprovi'tel^ M*n“r ll* 1‘ fl C’‘’” I Whltneli, to give the Republicans one 1 «•»'• « -riter of Oliver I’ayn.-, uf the Stat Senator Colquitt has *o far regained his j F-J5,00U a year Imsinem In taking a place in Tu>«reupon it is'ordered, thnt Friday, lhe ' mare day, the caucus adjourned, with the ard OH company. health as tu have good hojira of seeing the Cleveland’s cablne'. 1’9 drt uf Frt.nun. .y. ,»-.iv*3 ;.t U-U o’sluck understanding that another meeting Telegrams of Confloteuee, I 1 inauguration services. ’ , Prtxwdixtm* have bran begun to compel ' the Mercantile Safe Deposit company, of deceased and all otberjwremisltiterested in said meeting was held laet night and it was re-| sympathy throughout ; against the propaaal of a local iiterarr aa- New York, to show whether fll.000 alleged Sebawaing lias a curiosity in the )>hj>pe esiate. orc required to amirgr ut 4 xmion Unlved that Tbm'ston should be dropped, । country .-uni all yesteiddy telegrams and . .M|lo|. |oinvipol. nrl rnm.rmlHn to have been Lrfht-l in their vaults in IW<» of two mice connected by the tail enjj by C. H. Sanfur-1, an old man. who claims “rX7“. X., Home W ithnat a Mother. ---- -------------—. n«,,. -bo w„ so he wm rubbed uf the key of his box and his line iscumra uu* nuu inc live x^eiuv -.y ...... .......... i Pro”‘,n’*nl while holding the governorship pocketbook after de|>osixing the cash,' is hi The roon/^n disorder. is further ordered, llnu said petitioner give no- , rPn ._,adhere to -their declaration of- yerter- 1 arrive were those ----- »------ —Presid'en^UceTiuid »—m. —i 1 avia 1• >UM Mr. (Irv.lAoi from Sir JuUrm J’,.1 S”*'"-"--------------------------------------- J"’.0’! U,e ~°’W» tie© lo tho persons Inrerested in said estate, of xly .it* will result In the election of Judge Alra. . Thv caf» on lhe table. Cleveland. Sir Julian tbe pendency of srtd petition, and the heantw ’ dny ------llrilidi minl.trr WnaMiwwii, mid . !, • “ I Tbrre mm klllrd ud »rrrd l»dl, The flower-5tand npm-t. and the mis­ ■ > it • 1 ■ -* V ----. . . ', f•hr hu It.ifi.k ...1 t W •• u thereof by causing a copy of this order to be Allen, the Populist candidate, n-pr~nutl«e. ur other roretim leaallou, I ?l“hh •l“1 no1 ,lr*‘ eUm armncUl mndl- iuj.ire.1 bj » rear-end rri.-r:;d collision r=Ubd™ oT . j a of two chief to pay: published in tbe Hastimn Bannkk. a newsp* | _________ tier printed and circulated in said county oft . • liiou. freight trainon ------. ' * freight trains tbe-vBaltimore and Ohio And Johnny is screaming ' also sent mexigt-s. Birrv. once In each week (or three suecre-frc Populists Welcome W.« at Williams Station, Pa. Icy rails made . As loud as he’s able. Friday. Feb. i. weeks previous to said day of hearing. . ** — New “ York. Feb. 7.—Cooper Union was MURDERE0_3Y INDIANS. ' CHAHLF.S W. AKMltTHONU, Fur nothing goes right when nianm-.i An effptt is being made to obtain a pen­ the trains unmanageable. (A trie copy.) Judge of Probate. j nearly filled last night with people who away. Tbe district court at Sherman, Tex., cov­ Six Cattleman Slangtitcred — ludlan Pollen sion of tW a month far the widow of Dr. sympathize with the Po'puiist movement ering but two counties, had 221 divorce What a scene ot discomfort and 'con­ Kane, the Arctic explorer. PROBATE ORDER and who gave a greeting to General J. B. fusion home would In; if mamma did not A!at«nm will grant a pension o! tMd a ' suits added to ita docket this term. Pine Ridge auknct, S. D., Feb. A—A Btat-.- of Michigan, County 9t Barry—as. . Weaver, candidate for president on the i Charles Hermann's little boy, whose return. If your wife is slowly brrakiug At a M*saion ot the Probate Court for the People’s party ticket in the laid campaign. baud of Indian cattle thirvea, headed by year to the widow of Jefferson Davis. County ot Barry, hidden at lhe Prohate Office In, Circus men are taking steps to form a I home is at Wann. is the test of tbe victims down, from a combination of domestic the city of. Hasllno, hi said eounty. on Wed- ' General Weaver in his speech said J hat the Chief Two Strikre, kllk-d Ed Calkins, of the Wann disaster to succumb. All the cares and female disorders, make it .your day. the2Sth <iav ot January, In the year one revolution was on. There had been the foreman of the Humphrey cattle ranch, trust. first business to restore her to health. Dr. thousand eight hundred aud ninety three. otbeNnjured will probably recover. same prv-revuiutlonary literature, the same Joseph P. ComegjN, ex-chief justice of twenty miles northwest ’of here, and live Present, Charles W. AnrstrooK. Judge ot Front two to four new case* of tvphua fe- Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is without opposition by the nobility, once of birth, Delaware, died at his residence in purer. Probata. * a peer as a remedy for feeble and debili­ In the matter of the estate of WilUam C. now of wealth; the same uprising by the other men named Rodney, Royce, Cook, He was born near Dover tn 1813. Johnson, deceased. 1 Bennett and Hathaway, all cowlxiys. The Justice Harlan, of the United States su­ tated women, and is lhe only medicine fc»r On reading aud tiling the petition duly nwl- tbe third estate—as. In the French revolu­ killing was at flret supposed to be Ex-Governor IL M. Bishop, at Ohio, is preme court, was intnxluced to the barris­ the class' of maladies known as fetnahlied, of Jennie M. Johnson, widow of sahr de­ tion. the beginning of another general uprising, dangerously 111 at the home of hh son at ters of the court of queen’s bench at Lon­ diseases which is sold under a«P9>ntiv<ceased. praying that admlnistrfilon of said es­ but it is thought now to have been done as Jacksonville, Fla. tate mar be granted to Philip W. Burgess, or to The Illinois Legislature. don, after which, upon invitation, he occu­ guarantee from the manufactuirn that some other sulLthle person. Mortality statistics of New York stale p-eu s> Springfield, Feb. 7.—The senate met revenge for the cattlemen rejxirting the pied a a seat on the bench beside the chief it will give satisfaction, or the money wfl! Thereupon tt is ordered, that Thursday, the teth I theft of a steer to Brown. Those of day ot February, A. D. Win. at one o’clock In the be refunded. It Is a positive cure fbr the b»t lbm wmi ool . .(uonim ; “ Ageut ^“'ut Bm r"' Tbe of for 1888 show a rat<of BO.78 deaths per 1,000 justice population. ' afternoon, tie assigned f.r the hearing ot said pr-nt ^..1 .11 U>« । !.b'. .wbo "SJP"1 >“ Frank Uwh, the Waverly (Kan.) bank most complicated cases of womb troubit-. petition and that tne heirs at law ot said de Bad l^ands. and It will require a con­ Btao. th. Cbp. cU.mioa Hold, to ata- robLer, -------- ---------------,„r’,s has liven mmlenced to one year ceased and all other persons Interested In said journ. About thirty representatives were siderable force ot men to dislodge them. An Adrian man spends all ot bls tin. estate , are required to appear at a session of present when the house met. The journal covered in 1507, oO.Olib.OOO carats of ^tones, imprisonment for robbery and then to be Faithful Indian 1‘olle*. said Court, then to be tnilden at the Probate valued at I350.(XX),000. have been exported, hanged for the murder of A. P. Ingleman circafaUng antl-world’s-fafr-Sunday-closoffice, in-the City of Hastings, in raid Countv. was read and the regular order of business As soon as word of the event was re­ ! whom he shot while trying to escape ’ and show cause. If any there be, why the prayer was followed. No one had auy bills to in­ ceived here twenty Indian police were sent These would load up two big coal trains Cleveland says that the “repentbf the 1 , ----------7-----of the oetitloner may not be granted. And it is traduce and the house adjourned. out to bring iu the hostile* dead or alive, Sherman silver bill is the great necessity uf L,v^ STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS, further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to tl»e persons interested In said estate, of the the command being given to First J Ser­ the hour." 1 ------- •* pemlency of said petition and the hearing Repealing Democratic Legislation. geant Joe Bush.They came up with the Chicago. thereof by causing a copy ot this order to be The Mercer county (N. J.) grand jury LANSING, Mich., Felx 7.—The apparent band and surrounded it, being re­ published In the Hastings Baxmeu. a news­ recommends the whipping port for the das . Chicago. Feb.u. paper printed and circulated In said County of intention of the legislature is to repeal all ceived with . a volley which hurt tards who whip their wives. Following were the quotations on the board Barry, once tn each week for three successive no one. The police replied, killing the political legislation p*wed by the weeks previous to said day of hearing. iI -ltd Wh cal _February, open*,! The Missouri legislature stands pat and IDO oiuwoun " uc “ ‘ -«®«wu*ry. opened Democrats when In power. Half a dozen four—Two Strikes, his two sons and refuse, to indoroe Vert’. vote on the auti 1 ill"-Chas. W. Ahmstromi --zar-. vpeuou ?*ned•'-‘WC. CiiiMil cl'~^ Judge of Probate. bills were introduced yesterday to repeal White-Faced Horse. Two of the band sur­ option bill. u n^*c; July, opened TSlac. closed rhwwi »«e. Thu*. CornWhen she had Children, she gavethem Oaeun*. ' ” ■*“** such bills. ______ ___________ rendered, but the rest cscape-1. For their Fobroary.opened M^-. closed 4^c: Mar The Freeman's Journal in Ireland, and opeuetl M4c, closed 47i$c; Jujr, opened 4”fcC ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. gallantry Bush has Ixjen promoted to sec­ <?£ ‘^.bruar/^^JK; In lhe matter o( the estate of Immer N. VEAZEY IS AN EXPERT. prominent Irishmen in America are not in ond lieutenant, while four other' Indian ( rittetiden. deceased. Notice Is hereby ri»en ”*-'• M*rch. opened 3T-qc. closed sympathy with ths recent proclamation of that 1 shall sell at public auction, to the blith­ Btft Is Whisky Trust Tanglefoot this Sort police have been made first sergeahU. Gannon and Sutton, of the Irish National' S-Bdc: May. o vned 36c. cloned 3H$e. Pork— est bidder, on Friday, the tenth day of March. W. A. Dell, of Kalamagoo fell on a sidtA. D. 1*03, al ten o'clock In the forenoon, at Land league in America, declaring that cl°~d 1J« Mar. walk and sustained serious injurious to lib the Probate Court rooms in the city ot Hast- / Washington, Feb. 7;—Yesterday’s aeaSuuT,t‘* ”, J®*?- opened Cincinnati, Feb. (1—The Presbyterian Gladstone's heme rule bill is a fraud. spine. mFY.10 ,|M* C«"«dy of Barryyln the State of lion of the sub-committee of the house ministers of the United States hare com­ -Michigan, pursuant to License and authority John Bradley. H. W. Shively aud “BilL" granted r<, me on the thirteenth day of January. judiciary committee investigating the menced balloting on the question* of otherwise unknown, all miners of Aspen 1 Produce; * A DOCTOR’S EVIDENCE. A. D„ uwt. by the 1'robiue Court of Barry tIIImI hv ■ ". * । con,.. wurp Ikuw b,>.. < ourity. Mtchinu. ail of 4he estate, right, tittle whisky trust was devoted to watching ex- “Briggsiam," bible Inerrancy and higher Colo., and Interest ofthe said deceased ot. in and to perimenta by Mr. Vcazey in producing criticism. The voting waa inaugurated ‘h* rcal estate situate and being in the County liquors by adulteration. By the use of essen­ by the Cincinnati PostJ which baa under­ Eighteen coal miners were killtd and fif­ , Drreswl poultry-Spring' ’’Jff17.' *n 5hn 8,ate °r Michigan, known and 7ZoUow,llto'w,t: The » fractional tial oil,essences and coloring matter he pro­ taken to poll the church on the great theo­ teen wounded by an explosion of flre-d;4njD 1OU»___ FB. Choice, tau halt (Slot the southwest quarter (X*) and the • duced In a few minutes whhkies,runu aud logical questions at issue. Ballots are In a pit at Recklinghausen, Westphalia. west half (H)of tbeeast haJf(S) of the south Wisconsin rojw, Ai^73.; r„.r btt; Hebruns, Tic west quarter (la) ot section twenty (30> In 1gins similar to those which were placed on pouring in by every mall from tbe minis­ ters and indicate up to tho present time 73c; Wisconsin Burbanks. 7J£hK0cSnu” "a”11 ^nBe *’y° (:’ W®*t' wh,oh SjUB the market and sold as pure goods. The An explosion in mine No. 11 at M that the conservatives are in the majority. The order iu which the symptom* of Samuel Carson, which mortgages and the in- basis for hk products was an orderless and Nearly one-half of the ministers predict a ter, I. T„ killed Nathan Ward and . UXW, chronic catarrh are nearly always as fol-' Jack colorless liquid, known to the trade as 1)ee’ lWh',ftn- “noubted to tbe sum -J air lo xoo l. -()bu ot MOLtL Iowa: A cold, which hangs on loncvr “spirits.” It was worth about 11.30 per disruption of the Presbyterian church a» Connor. The cau-se was a “windy” si f«ry. Dated January 25th, A. D.. ihki. j D r ouce convicted of th] tbe result of the approaching Briggs gaUon. e than usual; a sensitiveness of the air pa>> murWm. p, StPNAM, Admlnstrator. heresy trial in Washington. An over­ der of Mrs. Barnaby, has been grni ited Hig Mosay In Each Drinks. sages by which one catches cold rawly: a .... a ru* -trlal by onler of a* SQPreme od continued rattled, cold In the brad, threat By the use of compounds worth ebout whelming majority so far stands by tbe . MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. doctrine of Bibical inerrancy and a ma ­ wIlBam Clifford, a tough dUzm of '' IX cents he produced a gallon ot liquor Prr.,'“• broken me; dark or cheat; discharges growing thicker and -onio, goodi ixmditinn noa...comb, _ jority denounces the higher criticism as de­ h*’R**n made la the con- । more offensive: lore of flesh, despondent? dtt !'>;<« ui a certain mortgage, executed bv Allee that would sell for as high as H. The structive to faith. Coring, O., oiwaultcd a barber nam^l Stair ^2rH<*5 T^e ‘'rl<** MthaUnhm loss of appetite, headache or cough. and *u :'I’,ry A- (-®wle* ®f the Township •production ot adulterated goods represent­ Craney and was shot to death. I IfcciJu ? ng *' 1 *" fallows. Ch ’ .".W' ‘irry Mkhtam. to Atlee J. *ed one-half of tha liquor buainew ot the ino t'apai Delegate a Fixture. general^lassitude. Nuw this is about i!.e Fire destroyed the Knowltou Manuf«- I &! Chuu illl ironnerlr Alice J. Morey) of Toledo. country. By misrepresentation these Washington Feb. A — Monsignor order In which symptons of chronic catari l, Otno. beariiwdate Mny thtLseventh. A. D., ixta and rcrarjed on the seventl day of May. A. D. Igoods were worked upon the entire trade Sutolli has received from Cardinal R.impol­ niake their appearance, and If the sufferer iwu. nt three o'clock and thlrtv tlre minutes, p. *ot tbe country. Mr. Veaxey urged that Is fortunate enough to find a cure the m. in liber number 24 of tnortgageH on page 38s ,certain witnesses (no uiitms given) be ls tbe papal document establishing the symptoms will begin to disappear in • x in the Offi.-e of the register ofdeeds forBarry permanent apostolic delegation in , the county, .dlchignn, and there U now claimed to 'called as aoOu na poMkible, a* wine of them Uni ted Su tea. As soon as spring opens actly the reverse order. There may be at be due ou said mortgage the sum of two would find it more convenient to be in the papal delegate will start ou an extend­ loons after I p. n>. on Sunday * “ ' pi ng lo “ heavy jmcklug an j »blp. first no- perceptible improvement in tin* thousand seven hundred and sixty doHam and Europe than before tbe committee, if they earliest symptoms, while the latter sytr.i nlnty-twocents Includlngan attorney feeof thirty Were given time. , ed tour over tbe United States. He will dive dullap.t and no procsedlUKs having been visit tho bishops and their diocraeq inlonler toma show prompt Improvement. taken at law to recover the debt seenrefby the to become more familiar with the church This la exactly what Pe-ru-na will do In" CUffor«l to Prove an Alibi. said mortgage or any part thereof: Now therein this country. Superintendent of Police Honn* n ■ nh.dr', f<,Uut*tloas ranged at 36.40ft the cure of chronic catarrh: It first in­ Is .herehVXlven thrton Frida* she PirrsBUGG, Feb. 7.—Attorney Brennan lin, the oldest and 1, PPV, of Ber- 1 “ ice to extra shipping steera ei-x » vigorates lhe system, Increases tbe appe­ Beil 1» “h.t“ “b £^1. °°W" Po“” 1 made the opening spoech for the defense tite, then the patient begins to gain flesh, Springfield, m, Feb. 3.-a snitSriU yesterday in the trial of “Jack" Clifford, hope takes tbe place of despondency, and eharged with murder at, Homestead during be filed by Attorney General Moloney in all the mischievous symptoms whlcp tin* the riot on July a, and said (hat they would the circuit court ot this county againut ex­ ’-’wer, -uasK. that w■ *1—.—L."• v1-1*1®—<0 bulla, aud ycaj chronic catarrh has produced will dlsaj be able to show that the defendant was not Auditor Puvey and his Ixmdsmen asking pear one by one in the reverse order of sufficient thereof 1at the mill nor on the grounds' until for an accounting uf the receipts and extheir appearance. Thu last symptoms to after 1'J o’clodk noon ot that day, penditurea of the insurance department loiikffl-1 T,8-, !•“ O« yield are often the ones which th? patient* and that at the hour (11 o’clock) when Con­ during General Puvt>y’B official term. ill. Hi* had an acute AttMnV t expect to disappear first, but all should re­ nors waa shot Clifford was in bed nt his The attorney general will also get out a ousiyo-i »1"inmember that the first symptoms to appear home. Witness;-* of tha battle tot ifled warrant directing the sheriff to find the Deputy Sheriff Schoenfeld nf w . will be the last ones to disappear, while that the first shots came from the baryes, tahsing books. sad although they had mingled with the Hie last ones to appear are usually the A Colorado Faoonclal l«t«s~ tailWT r"ld'nt ■>' ‘be un. crowd they had not seen “Jack" Clifford first onre to disappear. Cures made in Washington, Feb. 7. - ReprwenuUy,. Penrod had shot once at the tl»nne« this way are pcruiantmt cures. A patient “* Mailer?, living two mile, from the Townsend, of Colorado, has introduced a ’Minin* to cured by Pe-ru na la no more liable to ca­ C. Bnutwo, 0( Hamilton, o.. ha, om—, testified that Clifford did udt Iwri tarrh than as if be had never had it A complete treatise on chronic catarrh | deposit, or lawful money. in all Ita stages and complleaUous will bv seut free, on application by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company of Cohnn•'us, Ohio. GarfaHlMS PlirPS Headache Cures SickHeadache Children Cry for j Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. EStrtSiJk, *"* F,b“~7' 532 MI^-X’.*£“ S’. —^is.rs~ ^r‘,'^,°lh,i'f'u\'ou“lrr ’bhV. H.thiJK^^XcS’i ’Six �Hastings Banner. Thursday, February g', 1893. ADIRONDA. <tua*>j: - mam ,r WHEELER> il' ART AND NERVE Will positively i*nx- '.Pwr: Disease, Ner­ vousness and rilu«ip|nMjeuM 4 to 3 drops insures Immedi-t!- r-il -f; ciaranteed free ’ from opitates.. r»i-e. R N. Middletun, pas­ tor M. • E. church. C-.Ur Springs. Mich. after preaching dll 1 u^d "Adlronda” now I sleet> suundly mid -wake refreshed. Price 50c. prepared ’»y Wheeler «t Puller Medicine Co., (.’••-hr Springs, Mich. w. H. GOODYEAR. HASTINGS. When you want a FRESH LUNCH, Go to the 1t Is raid that when Grover Cleveland was elected Mayor of Buffalo a fortune -teller told hnn.that he would be elected governor by an unprecedented majority: that later on he would be chosen Presi­ dent of the Unite*! Mates, and that lie would Ik* nominated a third time and suc­ ceed. but Hijtt'be would not live t*» the end of hia aecohct term. ' The follow’ng we lake from the Detroit Tjibun. wblrh I, pul.ll.lwd by Uw rwibul or Mrs. .lames G. 'Blaine:—Waattlugluu. Feb. L*r. 18Wt.—The public advertise­ ments ut ninny biographies of James G. Blaine pretending to be •authentic’ and •auihoralivc’cnmiHri m-to slate that uo biography or life and w-otks ot Blaine is author Ired by inyseK or by any mem­ ber «<f Mr. Blaine’s family-that no manu­ script by Mr. Blaine or noy private let- j ter or paper of Mr. Blaine’* family or any material biography has been given out to any one. ■ "If in tlie future any ‘authentic’ or ’autlrurizvd' biography should l»e publish­ ed by competent authors it will be author­ ized by myself. OUR COUNTY The Delton Breeze is on the 2nd year of ite existence. Frank Black of Hastings, of Black A Son, with a number of woikmen, unloaded a fine monument at this station, to lie erected In the Prairieville cemetery on the lo: of Jacob Bnindstetter.—Delton Breeze. CITY BAKERY. T.icj’re g«=t a Dull evangelist at Cad­ Twenty-’nlne fanners of Lansing sent a request to tbe common couilcil last even­ mus That’s hia u-me but lie is getting ing asking that no scales In the city be there Just tl»e Minr. used for weighing their products except ^Justice John Friedrich, of Iron Moun­ those belonging to the city weigh master. tain, la all right. The aldermen have re­ instated him. Tho young ladles of Charlotte have . a novel way of getting a sleigh ride. They "Wu want *thjtinsane ahj-lum." ’K»l» Is evidently were tired of waiting for their the bunh 11 of a suhig by spnio 12.000 Mar­ __ ___________ ____________ lx*st _____ fellows io come after them: so ___ they. quette pe*»pU. got together a line of hand sleds 12 rods Ambit-t* Harr.’t, «.f Muir, was srttslrd long and then plied on as“"tight ----------”- * -----**” as they could stick" fastening their sleds to a team on a ehirgv <»f bigamy an«l wife No. j 1 u» the complainant. for a propeller. Saginaw '.s noxious bi get pure 1 Ice. IVopiv -ay ’Im! it»>-nreimiry kind is| full glOO Itewant S1OO. .Twenty dogs have passed into the hands Tbe n adyrs <d tills |.*ni>er will be pldaaed St. Joseph's dog-fMteher since the dug to Irani that i!a n-is ut l<-abi one dreaded ordinance was passed. disease ilml k<-knee lia*» been aide to cure Merton.Bowman, an alleged horse thief, In ail its stages ami llwl is cuinnii. i tail's became an^ailexed lunatic at Flint the Catarrh Vurt-xlb the m.ly positive cure other day. He called himself the son o! known to tlmlhiHtfca’ frx»xn:ty. ttfitprrii God and called the Officers something else, b^lug ii c«H>UiliiM’rt'al dlse-XM’. ri'qidrts a bat couldn't convince tbe latter that Im: con*lltutioi<.il treatment, lluil’a Cntjirrh was crazy. He was locked up In an alleg­ Cure Is thken uellng directly ed Jail. upon the blood un«i inue«»u< HtirfnceS of The board of control of the mining th.* nvMi-m. t;.cr. t'j «t«->sH-jli'g tbvjuupdaschool at Houghton will ask for a new tl<»i of the dteHu**!. a.«4 giving the patient up the constitution building for mining engineering, drawing, stn-pgtli by : ■ ■ - - --mechanical and electrical engineering. A good sized sum will also be asked for in­ Thu proprietors have so much faith in- itcreasing the equipments of the physical curative powers, that they offer one hun­ dred dollars for mii> ease that it. fails to laboratory. cure. Send for list of testimonials. A Cheboygan doctor going through a Address. F. -I- <- llES’hY Jc Co, Toledo, graveyard one night, thought be snw some 0. Sold by druggists, 75c. ghosts. He routed out a neighboring granger,’who soon became very indignant The ghosts were only some cals and dogs astings ity ank engaged In a prize tight. Mich. 7 • Ludiu. N. S. Brooks, of Minden City, lias pass­ ed tbe age of three score years and ten. ■1,75.000.00. He is very 111, too. The other day the CAPITA marshal fixed the village bell and people, with tears In their minds, thought it was tolling for him. To show how mistaken they were be up and got married the very next day. ’ Mr. Gaily Tramp called at the residence of Mrs. Will Sampson, at l^uaweo Junc­ tion. It was just before dinner time. He •J. O. lUH’N sat down, ordered a meal' with the air of uolds, Cann er. a Vanderbilt and was getting very happy A Nashville woman called on a family yesterday, and when Hie woman of the bouse came to tlie door, her ryes were red from weeping, and she hail a very haggard look on her face. Presently her daugh­ ter appeared, and she, too, was xWt?t>liig, tears rolling-down her checks lu streams. Finally the hired girl walked into the room wiping tlie tears from her checks with her apron, and the visitor who had been working herself up to a high pitch'&f sympathy, burst into tears, aud throwing her arms around her dear friend, com­ menced 'consoling her, ami asking her what the trouble was, "Oh nothing.” said alice kirk, m. d. lhe woman of tlie house wiping away a • Physician aud Surgeon. tear, "we’re just pulUiig up some horse­ when a deputy sheriff living In the vicinity IlHstings, - • Mich. All cidls promptly attended day or night. Of- radish.”—News. made bis appearance. Mr. Crestfallei^ flee over E. G. Stowell's boot and shoe store Postmaster Schantz has succeeded in Tramp did not stay to dinner. Fine line of creams Jul fresh confectionery. A, E. BENKES. BUSINESS CARDS. M securing a mail for Woodlaud on every I AMES A. SWEEZEY. passenger train which comes Into the vil­ ft Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. lage. •Commencing with, this morning Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ mail will arrive from Hastings on the 7:30 train. This will be a great accommoda­ lections promptly attended to. tion as Woodland parties can now get mall to Hastings and an answer back the RS. E. 11. A C. P. LATHROP, on the same day.—Woodland News. Homoepathlc Physicians and Surgeons Messrs. Corrigan. Ya'rger and Herrick, All calls cUy and country ^promptly of Woodland, shipped about 500 head of tended to. sheep to Buffalo recently and have a large number leftwhich they are bolding back ’1 A. SCRIBNER. M. D., for better prices.. ■ Physician and Surgeon, Woodbind fanners are already rniki ng Delton. • . • 5!ich. for preperatlons to tap their sugar maples ' Office in residence, one otock east of depot. the How of sap. D a. a c. h. barber • Physicians and Surgeons. H Calls in city or county responded to with prumpluess, day or night . ,V SHELDON. P Z • Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract mock, ilairingsMoney to loin on Iteal Bstab- H a! Estate ■■oid on c >inml>S!on. General con/cvaucing. rlavirlu a complete set of Abstract Hooks, com­ piled from the Records, can f> rnltb complete « tracts. C. F. HROOKS. Clerk. - A P. DRAKE, M. D., NEIGHBORINGCOUNTIES- Decatur ship* more wheat than any (own ot lb size In Michigan. An Otsego man cleaned his chimney by exploding a quantity of gunpowder at the bottom «>f It. Every particle of soot was removed by the explosion, but .hl# wife doesn’t expect to get through cleaning house before May 1. A man should have better sense than to dun a printer, but It appears that a Ben­ ton Harbor man had not Saturday he presented an account for livery hire to an employe of the Banner. Words, followed by blows, resulted, and the battered and defeated would be collector was thrown out of the office, after which the typo credited-Ijlmself with S2-.50 and washed the gore from his face. . O An old.homesteader died near Marquette the other day. Now. the death of a home­ steader is always' a suspicious fact up there, and a coroner’s jury was at on.-e summoned. It was soon found that the man died from natural causes. Then, says ths Marquette* Timex. “Old John was lifted into the plain coffin and buried near up where the soughing pines could lull him to deeper sleep. There was no minis­ ter. uo weeping mourners, no flowers. no hearse, but the men who lowered the old man to his'final rest did so reverently and carefully as though he had been a greater man. Then they (filed in his grave' and smoothed tlie mound with their spades and left him alone to await the bugle call at judgment's great day." Some Vermontville hunters -an<i dogs O|h*e over Holloway’s drug store. chased a rabbit Into John Garinger’s barn It is much cheaper to make the stables Office hours from 1 to i p. tn Telephone, don yard, and though the rabbit escaped, a meeting with residence, a: Holloways drug cow was scared so that she ran over a pile I warm than to maintain animal heat with •tore of rub’blsh and broke her neck. » extra food. Stock raising an fattening must Ik■J M. FDWLER.D.D. S. Mr. Bert Smith, of Eaton county, was 0. recently made the proud, possessor of a made more than an incidental part of farm j tine Dorsel lamb, the only one of that work. breyfl in Hie county. The breeding of good horses should be hilipt. coujkove. looked upon in the same light as in raising Attorney at Law A wild ear and an Eaton Rapids bus a farm crop. tSuccrssor to Smith & Colgrove.! collide*! mt the lake Shore track In that (UtUce tu Guion block. Boatings.) One article of foodsnay l»e sufficient for city with such force as to bring the former •Practices In atlthe courts ot the state. to a complete stand still and crushed the a meal, but next time you maj; want some­ bus to fragments- Only one passenger thing else. k ’ E. KENASTON, was in the bus and fortunately escaped in­ zx. Attorney at Law, . Do not count on wintering ybung catjle (Over J. 8. Good rear A Co.’s store.) .. juryat the straw stack and securing a profita­ Practices In all courtsof the State. Collectloni M. J. G<As lost a valuable family horse ble growth. promptly attending to. Sunday. The animal got into the granary It is lhe keeping aud feeding that kiliR. TIMMERMAN. Hommpathic Phy­ and overate.—Plainwell Enterprise. the hog of the present day mon* than the . sician and Surgeon. " ,, Jackson horsemen have fully decided to constitutions. (Office over latlhrop’s drug store.) ‘ build a mile track and'will'expend 835.000 One advantage of having thorough-bred AW, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ fnr grounds and a clubhouse and $15,000 stock is that ll leads orfe to practice thor­ ING OFFICE OF for the truck and equipments. • ough-bred feeding. Pai.mkhton A Smith. If cattle that are being fattened for the Bellevue expects to have a new depot in Woodland, Mich. market are being fed coni twice a day, C. S. Pai.mkrtom, J. M. Smith, the near future. give them hay at noon. Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. Tbe Michigan Central ticket office in There is no single fact that gives belter Battle Creek was roblieti of 802 one morn­ ing last week. No clue can be obtained. evidence of a fanner's prosperity than he has fitat-class cattle. A young man of Liberty, Jackson Co. Oats contain I the greater proportion of started out one day during the lo.vely liefill proving elements, and corn of fat • CIRCULATION • sleighing to win a wager. He bet with a proving, ami litis is-why oats Is so super­ neighbor that ho could hitch on his road This quires. wagon and every alternate man he met ior to com for growth. Hereafter, changes for advertisements would ask him: ’'Where is your cutter’.*” The reason why red clover is jo valua­ must reach thia office Tuesdays at latest to 82 50 was duly pul up by each and he ble a fertilizer Is’bat It furnished, In large insure insertion In the issue of the week started* In going five miles he saw quantity, nitrogen, the dearest of the twelve men: eleven asked him "where his three principal elements of plant food. when brought. cutter was” and the twelfth asked with a The more clover that you can grow ami • The Barry county sheriff was In town broad grin, "How’s the wheeling’.'” He feed or turn under, lhe be«er your farm Friday and assisted by Officer Marcellus went back and pocketed the money.—Bat­ will become. took E. D. Tompkins, an employee nt the tle Creek Journal. • What Women can do. Duplex works into custody, on the charge Willis Marthrs heuj^ at Lake Odessa She can come to a conclusion without of non-supporl of his wife. Tompkins re­ turned to Hastings with the sheriff that was rocentlyaamnged quite badly by fire. the slightest trouble of reasoning on it, One man present was so? excited that he and no sane man can do that evening.—Battle Creek Journal. threw a pail of water up in the air and Six of them can talk at once and get A tramp feeding machine is an English ^hemted fire! and the water all came down along first rate and no two men can do editor's seml-ierlou$ solution of a trouble­ on him. that some problem. The machine- would be The Estey Mfg. Co.*8 yard ut Owosso is placed In railway stations and other pla­ She can safely stick fifty pins In her ces, and a hungry tramp would find It crowded with lugs. Over two thousand dress while be is getting one under Ills only necessary to turn the crank until a dollars has been paid out in a single day. thumb nail. certain amount of electric energy had been and oyer ten thousand in a week. They She Is as cool as a cucumber in half a generated and stored when a nickle would now have a mill that will be able to cut a dozen tight dresses and HklrtB, while a drop out The stored electricity would be tralti load a day. inair will sweat and fame and growl in sold for industrial purposes. The Rev. Thomas E. Barr, pastor of the one loose skirt. Why will people never learn the folly first Presbyterian church of Kalamazoo She can throw a stone with a curve of doing business with traveling ’fakirs? has resigned, thus ending the fight over that would be a fortune to a baseball I One Eaton Rapids lady, and perhaps his resignation. pitcher. many more of them, the other day let one of these fellows take her clothes wringer Mrs. Chas. Haywood, living near Way­ She can sharpen a lead pencil—if yon away to repair it. Be did not bring it land aud well known in that vicinity, was give her plenty of time and plenty of back. Tbe frame of the thing was found burned to death Saturday. The house a few days afterward at a blacksmith’s caught Ore and it is supposed she went pencils. shop whore the fellow had taken it and upstairs to gel some money that was'in the She can dance all night in a pair of wrenched out the rubber rollers, worth room and while there she was struck by shoes two sizes too small for her, and en­ two dollars anywhere,—Eaton Rapids falling walls and was buried beneath them joy every minute of the time. Journal. and burned. She cin appreciate a kiss from her hus­ One of our citizens suggests that a Allegan’s woolen and strawboard mill of band 70 years after the marriage cere­ clause lx* presented in the proposed new Ambler A Stanley's burned Saturday, caus­ mony Is performed. city charter, by which taxes could be ing a loss of f8,000. • She can go to church and afterwards collected twice a year. This would lessen tali you what even’ woman in the con­ the expense always attendant during the Albion has secured another big factory gregation had on, and tn some rare In­ season, when many laboring men are In for their city. 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At a session ot th'* rtobate Court for Ui*’ County ot harry, hohlnu at'the Frohate office.ltthe City of HoMings, In said county, ou Mon day the tmh day ot January, Sa the year our thousand sight hundn-1 and ninety throe. Present. CharlM W. Armstrong, Judge 0! Probate. In the matter of tbe estate of Mary u Williams, deceased. On reading and filing the uetlllon, duly veri­ fied, ot Ida McDermott. daughter of said de ceased, praying that a certain instrument non on file to this court, purporting lobe the last will and testament of sold deceased may be admit­ ted to probate, and that administration of mid estate may he granted to the executrix in said will ^mmed or to some other suitable penion. Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday Che 10th day of February. A. D..189Satteqo’clock in tbe rorenoou.be aaslimed for the hearing of said petition and that the heirs at law of said de­ ceased and all other persons Interested In said estate, are required to appear at a session ol said eourt, then to he buMeu at the Probate of­ fice, in the City of Hastings, tn said county, aud show cause. It any there be, why the prayer of tbe petitioner may not be graoied. And It la further otdered. that said petitioner give notice Bp tbe persons Interested In said estate, of the pendency ot aald petition and the hearl-ag thereof by causing a copy of this order Co be published In lhe Hastings Banxkr, a news­ paper printed and circulated in said County ot Barry, once In each week three Bucceaatv' ----- ------------ ---- .. -a— for ol berime. V. ARMNTEOXO. Judge of Probate (A true copy.) Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's' prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It 'is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy dhd natural sleep. Cas> toria is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend. Castoria. “ Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chllgood effect upon their children.’’ Da. G. C. Oaooou, far distant when mothers will consider tho real Castoria. �— -----——•— Wan the WtUtar — l ’worse than dudes. hungry TRAVELERS. A W1CKW THOCOHT.; Pedestrians io* hungry than Hcri* . THE STAGE DOOH GIRL IS * STERN Franc* and hia friend might have bran io- | REAMTY 70 ACTRESSZ3tiinldated by the forbidding aspect of a ; man Thom they found sitting in front of ■ — — n.. sivo w n. • his a ditary house on a lofty plateau in »*. ; Pyreaeea. With Castilian gravity and re. M,l». U»I ta. o». nh. B.».u IK. servo he showed no surprise at seeing . HSV3 MOM 1NHO3 them, ami refused to sell or give them fo«} ; and lodging. His wife joined him, and । . thtuhull* Bit » Maiden. . -sia iNab aaa 1 1.1HA of it* being wasted. One of the tea . rare* of her table was a large oroamenUil I have read many remarkable st ories con­ said that if the strangers did n<* . . iake which she had purchased at a nc,«‘‘’ cerning crowds of men of all age* »»d ulzea talk, btu went right on. they would reach 3aij ao waxsAs . .* ; JruL- confectioner’*. She cut the cake who swarm about lb. stage doors of thea­ an inn before dark. But this Spanish reserve was not so 'm| . au<! endeavored to ind“ce,.hlw^‘l?kT^ika ano aoa msv . » portion of it, but he did not like cake. ters, staring the actnssca out uf counte­ penetrable as It seemed, aa the Paul resort a few evenings since ,H.< ^Pr‘UI l«r <n>« ■!>» She was determined, however, that some­ nance and maklnt t temralvee genmlly soon discovered. They saw, too, that some , . degree of indifference might ^tlomdlybe | . disagreeable and izbiMixious. But chestage body should eat it, and she offered It to the h.« » p.>pul„ ta ball and elevator buys, of which there were door dude lives ohly in the newspapers. I expected of persons who could cheerfully . . „ four. They accepted It with enthusiasm bare liern on the stage—well, I won’t say live so remote from the world. .jwrirarta-b- ta rb.nt« »< ‘hhow many yenro-but In all that time I "Here we orc, and hero we shall stay, . taod.irr. (mrerrios Uta and quickly disposed of Jt. : have never seen one of Ids kind. T here is, said my friend Martinlere. “Do you alThe following day every boy wa* sick ..i'm •»* ‘I"™*1- S°“* very sick. A doctor was called, and his however, a being who haunt* the stage ways treat pawicmby in thia way?" : ol lhe ulr, were eaellhw SviueoT tbera investigations le«l to tbe suspicion thatdoor. This “Paaeeraby? There are none. Where . ---- -------individual -------- .prefers sunshiny • — • — -------pretty, well should they go? To Evtella. There bn . Wrirt KtaWle. ««l ore.eJtatallj • something was tbe matter with that cake, malinra' imys, fa young. The glitxis on vou can’t be resoled i( you wear bright little eptavle crept "‘“’V’’™"”? He said that tbe boys hud undoubtedly dressed, aud ihMMrrews an alarming cars- road tbithtf. Except for the joountain ’em much longer—never out wear shoes—wear n. FloellT • HUI. «»• ’Sf!' been poisoned. The confectioner’s shop . me.) appet ite. In short, it is the stater, or priests, no one bns passed since the two ; n«T. whew councewwee betreyed tlie bat­ was visited, and the story of the mischief possibly lhe dniightqfcof the stage door French men fonr years ago.” new ones while tire old ones are being repaired. M : tle ot perbdpe Oily “ more, reumced breeding cake was told to him. He bad dude. He. if bo cverVXiBted. belongs to a "But that was II” cried Martinlere. I . Some of our Spring goods are here and others evidently heard a aimiler story before, for ^nprntion. and an English friend. We stopped here ; hl. imllnbud cls-r """>ta <">•» coming. Call and See them and we will show you ,,1.1 reUted » More Ib.t produced « pre- be hastily exclaimed: “Ob. it waa part of slie u> she matinee, fall* in love to cook our game. Do you not remember ; the finest line ol shoes ever shown in Hastings. ioun.l tatpreeotao on •» that varnish hatch pf cake. I am so sorry. with the hero, sympnthlxra with tbe hero me, scuorita?" . • about that primitive German banquet I। fou must excuse me. My cook put in a cup int.f ),nlrS the villain, giggle* nt the cutneTbe aenorita examined hia face and ex■ '■ **"1 was running No. 4 on a western rail­ ’ of varnish. That is all. You see I have dian (the stage door girl never laughs) aud claimed. "Truly it is be!" been having tho woodwork in my store >aynHbB thinks tbe ingenue “ju:<t dear.’ Then they drew us into the house. The ; road twenty years ago.” he said, when ■ varnished. Yes. that was it- He put in Then, when lhe curtain falla upon th" re husband took off our knapsacks, the aenor MHuelhhig hapfwned that has kept me '. some varnish. Thetis all." ‘ united lovers withlhe viEnln shipped off ita hastened to get supper, and tbe cbil; guessing ever since. You .fellows may not . The boys got well, and the story ot the ; Boflmy-bay, the galleys or Sing Sing. dren came smilingly out of the corners ; Ok» P«ict Snot Df.*ls»s. ' believe it. but it is the solemn truth ns "varnish cake” has been jepcated all over accordipg to hh location, she devours her where they had hidden. Wine, bread, ; ►urc a- I am a foot high. 1 bad been lay­ die neighborhood. When the bidden guests j iMt cnrninel and hurries to the stage door. milk, eggs, garlic, preserves, onions, olives, ■ ing ofi for a week on account of the illness who staid away from tbe card party heard An(i _jje #o€ go to the stage dour.^O everything they had they offered us. and ; of my wife, nnddidnut take my run until of it they were glsd that they.hnd mlsunthe hero, the leading juvcnlh: or the they wished to kill a chicken to make a jot i-lie*! t hat she was doing well and had derstood the date.—New York Time*. i handsome villain, but, astouishiug fact, to soup, and also to cook an omelet. _ the assurance Of the doctor to that effect•— --------------------- J see the heroine, the ingenue or the souAn old figure In dilapidated clothes, a _ The night I left i was feeling rather deI nd I an Chess. | brettel This door, which Is to her eyes a man about serenty-flre years old, appeared pn-'sed in spirits, and somehow writ not a Indian chta., or “taalur»nga,"-|A ptayM > glided portal. 1« u.u.11, loentad down tta. 'at the door. The children ran to meet him. bit miles out the con-, , with n,i surprised .nrpntao when -.’1“ fifty t"' Inh an nloplttatl, A hor- awl • , dlngltat.dlrtltat nlloj In ta.ndgLla,taood. "Father," they cried, "here ore French­ donor li.iu.ltnl ta. ,,, ,hl (our (ol,t „ia„.„, corrr.poudlng , But U duta not lo..k dlngj or dirty to ta-r. little girl which read: Tome buck. Mam-1 to a king a castle. » kuigbt, and a bishop Site does not even sen the garbage barrels, men!" Hastily "It is the priest," said our hostess. , cm is worse. She needs you? -L; ,1 and four'pawns, aud there are four play- ' tin cans and general gloominess of tho "Ah, Frenchmen!" said the old man. "I replied: ’Sent! *' me*I)on't word of her actual con- 1, era Each player faces hls partner, and place. Her Mecca is that door through ’drier" if Absoluteknew some Frenchmen in tbe time of Louis ditlonatC---- .’ Dc=’t :h’=y.T‘- — • » I places his pieces in the order of ship, horse, which she must puss—that radiant vision Philippe. He was a good man. I have ly necemarv for me to return I will do so.'’ ;’ junvere UU o ---— . ­ ■*. . and ...— i "Welle all the way to C--I was in an elephant rajah, beginning at .» theth« leftleft whom she hu* just sqcn folded to the heart hennl that be in-dead." agony of suspense. I found no telegram, hand corner—the four foot soldiers being ot the hero. "Yes, hu has been dead a long time.” 1 have known girls to stand for au hour and somehow, felt re’iw.-d on the idea that | of course in front. Partners are thus on "And the emperor?" asked the priest, “Which emperor are you speaking of— no Dews was good m-wk But 1 ednld not the opposite diagonals. The players move or more in a pouring rain with undampenetl ardor merely to sec a figure comNapoleon 1 or Napoleon III?" 1 replied. shake off that fer ling of depression, and it in the order of the sun. *1 he tacticsor the ■ pletely enveloped in mackintoeh. veil and aeemetl to intensify. I h.-lud in my ppeket ! game, apparently from the Bhavinbya •The good man stared in amazement. forthut telegram in order to see If Iliad . Punina," are not to attack your opponent umbrella hurry past them and disappear. Then be »aid: "I do not care to talk poli­ . In Baltimore are two pretty sisters tics. 1 know nothing about them.” ndd it correctly. I couldn’t find It. It who has just played, as would b® done in H.nMnnrtr u.n.nu.way. no...™.., was gone, and the fact worried and nettled double chess, but to obstruct the opponent wb... I nn. nnurrtl. Ata culUratri ta.d He had never — M-eu tbe railway, had hardly ,|o„ u. ta. rllltare l«me n good Veal- I soon forgot It, however, , who has to play next. The game is dis­ relli.f.1 young woman. Bnt tare. girl. , 1 pay Cash4or a good lot of Ltinguished from from double double chess chess by by marked marked p',rf’cl ,or ?”!? I low. but forty y..ta before b. bml vtalted in attending to my work. The night was ^tingui.-hed | Sunday they are Men nt th. ptlnt-ipal rail, a(lvUcd „ to g„ tUe „. . .. . ,, char, nn<i we were running nt a g.wd rate rariailuns. variations. . ---------------.tutlon uf the town to welrome the , „Wha, you Jo h,.„ ,„h„r „ do of speed. Isatin the cab looking ahead , There is np queen, and the ship or bishop way and half in a dream. I Is ,,lame’’—can only move two squares nt a coming aud speed the parting actress, nl- 1 Mkixl. w they have no •personal acquaint "Suddenly something idiot across the time, though he can hop over an interven", ;I though ------ , , • . ­ "Oh, 1 have my mass, my rosary, my , r «--— .nor. In tta profrealon They ere :per— | player Yo(1 ,od • tXrTXT^' track like h flash of lightning. What it ing piece if be likes. Moreover, a ng-nre fretly eonunl lo wortblp from ef.w. Hal f. ,___ I J \J. 1 . wa- I never did know, but instantly my can take bis partner’s rajnb if ^things arc fectly content to worship from a f ir. .... j thoughts went back to the telegram and not going Weil, and. so assume command of they must * «i their divinity aud find out । "And whnt does the government pay both armies, and if iKXh rides have Jost a if she is “ off the as she is j . »as pretty ou uw stage ns rmtis my su k wife at home. ^Whether that ob- ’ ’* ” They usuqjly -“ scat at - '1 ,.^ sit In a front ix dourcs (about sixty-flve dollars)* ject t! at crossed the track was responsible rajah they can be restored by mutual con- on It." ‘Sixty I the theater and stare at her through their I or not. 1 don’t know, but I all at once grew sent ..... ” The game is thus pervaded by a Military opera glasace. This to a xcnsltivc actress.’ year. nervous and shaky. The fireman noticed "Ah, then yon must save a good deal!" I. having logn they aiiir.imt that th., i «i not so stiff,but the usomething maddening, if by any chance ; it and asked me whnt the matter was. but spirit, though n/>f she bappemi to catch right of them. How- | Tbe.*arcasm pn*cd unperceived. can't handle, call and me.. I buy 1 put him aside with some evasive ..nswer. opening moves are made by tbe aid ot ditc. "No, I spend it all," he an*wcred inno­ *.;■ .'A; _7k...-.i wJth th_~ I All the while he kept looking at me, bow- in this early game tbe rajah could be ever, there arc many, ptaople who do this standing. j ‘ ever, and it finally worked me up to such u taken, but be can always, if all the other ume thing, end who ore not stage door de. and what is left 1 “ give too J..UAM j pitch that 1 turned on him and dried, above pieces are taken, retire with the honors of ClH^udooS.taW.b. girl. M. France. in thinking that they have n right to do j cJ“,In3’ ,Ai. r raucc. tbe roar of the train, ‘Keep your eyes off war and draw.—London Spectator. so. But 1 oanuot eec what pleasure they i me or i’ll kill you’’ He shrank back half derive from a minute Inspect ion of rfouge ■ ’ Th® Politician aa an Actor, frightened, and told me afterward that I | There are multitudinous amnll things was temporarily insane nt that time. The notion of suiting the punishment to and grease paint To return to the stage door girl. It will i which, as a litllo man, one would suppose "1 looked out. We were going at a ’ tho crime, however it may have found fa­ frightful rate of speed. Unconsciously I vor with the great medieval sultans of require a great deal of argument to con- must pro:» lu avily upon an eminent polihud pulled the leve/ out farther and in- i Cordova, does nut occur to tbe Matoqulne vince her that the hero and heroine nn* not ' ticion. Liu must he civil to all men—civmadly in love with each olherlu private Her perhaps to the fools titan to any. The creased thespted of thetraintoaboutrixty • officials of today. mile* nu hour ahem! of schedule. An in-t A Moorish law court is a parody of all life. A pretty girl once sakl to an actress fools be has always* with him—always, stunt later lhe bell rang and I revers si ‘that ,t Europeans mean by justice Extor- of my acquaintance, "Is it really posrible . The eminent politician must nerve as the the lever. The train came tu a stand- tfon is the main object of lhejudges, and that you do not love Mr. B---- ?” "Cer- especial butt to a vast and wonderful array still. The conductor came forward with the contempt for suffering Is absolute, talnly not," replied my friend. "Well, I '■ of Ixtrvs. How he must despise the large a white fn&e and inquired, ‘For God’s • The rich may escape with whole skins, but can’t understand it," said the young lady. ; majority of his so called followers’. With sake. Joe, what’s the matter with you?’ j those without "palmoil” have scant mercy. “He must be jn love with you nr he I whnt scorn he must regard them iu his A little while longer and we would For instance, lhe mere accusation of a couldn't net hls part so well.” It was time! heart! Aud yet how he has to go out of have plunged Into the west bound train, paltry theft, if made from seme favored and words wasted trying to convince thia, his way to solicit the favor of their vote We ran a little ahead to a side track, and quarter, will bring on the accused the or- on other subjects, sane young woman that ' and interest! How bo has sometimes to within a minute No. 2 thundered post. It ,.dinary punishment forsuch conduct. This Mr. B-----was a devoted huslmud tutd fa- ! palter with a lie—be must have! How he wax a narrow escape, aud I closed my eyes consists in breaking the ankle Iwnfs and ther, with about as much sentimental re- ! must be all things to all men! when thinking what might havo been. I I pitching the sufferer into the nearest lone gan! for iny friend as he hod tor the table ’ He Is nn actor as much aa any actor that got down with the oil can and walked to 1 or ditch, whence his relatives may or may over which he spoke a certain line, tho ' ever trod tho mimic stage, and be he sick the side of tbo enginc? | not remove him. As there are no surgeons sword with which he fought the villain, or ' or sad be bns to give satisfaction to the "When about to till the cups 1 noticed ai and no medical appliances, the bones can­ any other stage property. audience in front, if he would keep his piece of paper fluttering on one of th/’ not be set, and reunite so os to leave the The stage door girl’s room is usually situation. He has to struggle and strive wheels. ,.J reached out, took hold of it, add toes turned inward directly facing each decorated with photographs of her favor- ■ to keep lu bis hands the ends of fifty dif­ was about to crumple and throw it away, other. At Tangier I have several times ites, and she is not always contented with ferent string; which are being pulled in but something arrested my attention and Been one of these poor creatures—possibly a mere photograph. Actresses receive fifty different directions, and preserve hls I opened it up. I turned perfectly white , quite innocent of the offense attributed to photographs of themselves every day from balance and his head amid them all. . when-I saw it waa addressed to me and ; hint—hobbling over tho cobbled nlleyri admiring girls, with the request that they ' " what ......................... Ami is tbe end-of it? — What is the read: ‘Comeback. Mamma is worse. She while the passersby nudged each other and return them with tbeir autograph. reward of the eminent politician? It is needs you. It was the lasr straw. My ! muttered “Thief.” All sorts of questions-ore naked in these when one considers this — mu. question tuai that uur one feeling* me- weak •as a child,i — and jn the prisons and women, chained notes. This vmu one ..uu.. wants u lock " ' of* Dair,,an- is amazed tu think that any --—made — - — — ~ in un-|uw. ’U3 men uicu aim numru, curuhu *nv man mnn should 1,1 W e i into the enbagain It was together night and day under every cir- other to know who makes her drwvi think it worth his while tn pay pennlwith a line ulty that I was able to start tbe cumstunceof Indescribable filth and hor- j And I know of one girl, mure curious than ! ties of political greatness.—All tbe Year engine, " ell. to make a long story short, ' ror, wait until tbeir friends, who bring . the rest, who wished to know lhe name of Hound. I called the conductor and told him I them all the food they get, are able or her divinity’s coreet maker. i ---------------------- - — would go as far as the next station., I re- ; willing to offero-brite sufficient tor their ' But the letters received by actresses actreraes are 1 Sav»<l from the Fire, Fire. Book* &*▼•<! la ted the circumstances and instead of ; release.—Nineteenth Century. I not — .uravurot all from inquisitive inouiaitive girls nirla whose whom eyes Rv~a 1 I? It has been thought, or rather, u more corlaughing he only looked grave and said J --------------------------have been Deen dazzled il.azz.le* by the glare of the tin foot- I rectly speaking, only fondly hoped, by the . . ■ . ' Bo Yoar Left J Mghta. Hghta. Some: imes they iiguw. Souielimca u'vuiviiiuv, vuvj come vuilzo from xruui eemdeensi- learned iraiuni men lucu throughout uiruuKuout Christendom vnnstenaonj Do Kot Not Sleep Sleep on on Your Left Side. Side. At tne stop, to my surprise, he came for1i ble, *thoughtful ’—-------------•----------------------------------------«... chronicles . . . j . of the | women who wish to tell of that among*•the rubbishy —........... —you ram ward and......... said^Joe. had oe.terrtop better stop 1 1 , Wtan. paUent cotnpltan.ot . taulttag. .I an evening • pleasantly, . .perhaps L profitably, .. Kairouin there would some day be found I here and take Xo. 0 tank. I telrgraphS I *? *•*? .eery morutag oo wMlng up, ■ Tant - man ..... .tato finisheuthe --------Z j ithe first question 1 ask him is a* to the po- j c“^ m at the theater and to speak words of tbe missing classipj, the lost booka-rif I for a run., ’ r,Daztrifand ellltta be' — when going t» rirep. I «ta™«>«ta« and eDCttairwnient. Three Euclid and of Livy, among others. Indeed hardly knowing what I did, I waited one A,, lemw. ....rata, at reaaS dren on » UW.T. plwulog to the UUtaM. Who in Mine of tlie more ancient books of travel hour for No. fl, and almost before I knew An Immense number of people sleep on ! receive them. One word of honest appre- on Morocco it is expressly stated that many it I had reached home. Almost running. 1 the left side, and this Is the most common i elation is worth whole pages of gush, and of the manuscripts that were saved from hurried to the house. It was nearly morn­ cause Of the unpleasant taste which is gen­ ; uo one is so quick to appreciate this a* a the burning of the Alexandrian library attributed to dyspepsia. If a meal , ing. but lights flashed before my eyes as I erally M. Deen t*«en w.tu.n two two or Mure || ** “ l‘”“ were taken to Seville, Granada and Fez. SOUTH SIDE has been taken witbin or retee three hours came up. Everything seemed astir. I <,< going to tad. ta drep on ta. left rtd. l. „» taX"““ ’ In weighing these statements I think It staggered against the gatepost, for I was STATE ST. should be remembered that the Kairouin weak With nen-ons. dread. Finally, mus- to give the stomach a task which It is dif- 1| A friend of mine receii the following was founded at the very least 100 years - teringall my courage, I opened the door flcult in the extreme to perform. The e and a bunch after the fire that was so disastrous to student of anatomy knows that all food en ­ and went in,” Repairing by J. C. Woodruff. of violets, from learning, and that these manuscripts The silence was oppressive, when Joe ters and leaves too stomach on the right would have bad a lot of knocking about stopped aud gulped down his beer. Every­ side, and hence sleeping on the left side offended by an found a home the sneives shelves —- old -— woman - sending you thia before , they >uuuu uumo on me soon after eating Involve* a sort of pump ­ body around the table waited eagerly for gift and her best wishes. I have many times in the subterranean cellars of the Kairouin witnessed your interpretations of characters I think it -a e xvrurouiu. the continuation of the story. Deliber­ ing operation which is anything but con­ that show much intelligence. I know to look rt ,1 possible .k.. that on leaving Seville ducive to sound repose. ately wiping his mouth Joe continued: Tho action of the heart is also interfered into your honest eyes that you hare a sweet, ’“I?Granada the Moors may have brought "What did I find when I went in? you pure heart. God bless and keep you. Very w“h them to Morocco many of tbe precious with conaidtfrably, and the lungs ore un ­ are all asking yourselves. Well, not what sincerely. Jlaa----------- volumes which are known to have been in vou expected. My wife was not dead, but duly compressed. It is probable that lying And, bless her heart, her judgment was these libraries, but which have now dis­ had just given birth to os handsome a lit­ on tlHK-hack fiTtho most natural position, appeared.—Fortnightly Review. tle fellow ;ls you ever laid eyes on. My, but few men can rest easily so, and hence Jt not incorrect, and a Bible and ulitiiefadrd but I w i-. proud, and I stuop<xi down and is best to cultivate*the habit of sleeping on bunch of violets are kept among the dear­ ,u question. vtw ui IMO XI1 gut KOot. > kissed't item Luth with more emotion than the right ride. It is very largely a matter est treasures of the netress in foot is, llXe like the ri( right/ Before the Actors’ Fund fair a great 1 That the right JWOV .ht-I'haii shown iu years. Well, I am not as of habit, and the sooner it Is acquired the tor the sleeper and the worse for the deal was said about the io probability cf the hand, ordinarily more mobile and atthe th?'nappy r.ow as I was then. When the boy better physician.—Interview in- St. Louis Globe­ actresses who attended the booths being same time stronger than tho left might be grew up he exhibited tendencies of wild­ subjected to insolent attentions from men. attributed to the more frequent exertion ness "When nineteen years of age he ran Democrat. This fear wm afterwanl found to be en- | of this side, were it not tbit the peculUrF you save away. 1 have never seen him since. I At » Quaker Weddla*. tirely groundless. It was not the men who I By Is raid to extend itself even to the connever can see him again.” . money. save a No clergyman is needed at a Quaker pushed and struggled In tbe crowd* about ; stlluUon, and the left extremities ar. .1 "Ob, you don’t know; he will come back wedding because the happy principals per­ ta. booth., .Urlug .nd making andlbl. , rertod to b. more liable todtaSreuX?,^ yon are , again some day.” wald one. form the ceremony themselves. Tills is the eomm.ut. about ta. Mr™ who ri,ht, Th. more difficult iSreXt ing “Never,” raid old Joealmost fiercely; "ho formula repeated by the bridegroom at a working (or eharity. It was the women, stage dancing Are usually execute! recent wedding: "Friends, here, iu the Thera gentle creatures flocked there in , the right foot, and it I* g^SteliS? "Why not?’’ neked one a little more nervy presence of the Lord and la the divine crowds, and stared to their hearth* content, ; ered t hat units* double practice iJnecir i than the presence, I take this, my friend, Edith it was the flm time they had ever had ; ed to the left leg « DreteTm “BecatMl,” replied the old man sadly, Mary Hanbury Aggs, to lie my wife, prom­ such an opportunity, and they were bonnd I for the right will be shown Kv i I » r'Jlc” „t iu Ot ./ure. 1 do n« ; lu tajr p““k "he was hanged in Montana three months ising, in tbe tear of the Lord and with ■to taUrn■ ta. ago for horse .stealing. I knew something divine assistance, to be her faithful and usaert that every woman went there out of ---- - *trewl — “ nraro a * nnl, wllh M<at -people , would mar his life. Tbe murderous feel­ loving hnnband.” Tho bride repeated a or any b iiding mater curiosity to stare and comment, but right than with ths left fro, Theta wwm. '•3w3*O|<“ u-»- -ir ings I experienced that night on the engine similar declaration, toe certificate of mar­ mere from personal experience I should say th* coming to u>, made a criminal of him.”—St. Paul Pio- riage was signed by witnesses, short ad­ sensible ones were in a vast minority — PriifwlUng th. body with the right foot; from this the dresses from Scriptural text* were made, Cor. New York Herald. not only will sa.ve money buying horseman springn. with his left in the prayer* were offered, and the ceremony uirrup. and union left handed no boy in was ended.—Exchange. Tha story of Damon and Pythias is found *•*'n '“*■ A new system of electrical railway con- -WmS" loGraek story. The men were Syracusans. dulta has been invented which is depend­ Pythia* waa condemned to death by DioA Washington woman waa recently sur ­ ent for ita insulating qualities tn wet nyrius, ruler of Syracuse. He naked to be are allowed io settle his business, and Damon prised to receive from her quondam wash"■“? ta« princM. <4 UtadlTiBK The telephone has appeared at Houour do Ml. To, wire, are «appon«l la th. top gave himself up m a sutotitutc. Pythias mnin knt I, __ . oi u ta.taUd trough autae lu .h^rt twa. enough it ­ tare, with elored .nd., b„t „„„ ££ Work. try that aWMle sires to telephone te another city Jhemust ble us to cheaply -- ----------------------- !*?”•“ tautwh.aw«« fill. th. coadult Urea jdl lalw,,. th. al, w»ula«l lu th. Inrenwl trou-a‘ arrange with his correspondent to be attbe ’ Incorporated by lamblicbu* i» hia and yet get Btat tau »a,oa. will prerealta. wtotromrttaa. toui Instrument at a fixed hour and minute htagbe ot th. wlm.-S.w York Wor“ The rule l» said to be rigidly euforot-L rise,**—Washington Post. PhiloddphU Ledger. * 7 >0 IT MAKE A OBMItiM. OF HIS Are Your Soles On Earth! .^’u “taSlM WOOLLEY if BRONSON, WANTED! saw logs. will 1 also ’ S. Anyone nee large will that timber J. L. WILKINS, Agt hONT BE nOLI5H! Aikl waste your money when there arc so many inducements offered to you to invest it wisely. Never were Boots and Shoes offered to you. at the prices now prevailing. It will pay you to buy now. If you don’t believe it just glance in at our show window filled with Shoes, your choice for $2 50. Mens Boys and Youths’Shoes at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES for the next THIRTY DAYS. F. Q. STOWELL Between MuilBEI time can Iamount ofYou time if for and that, you We posted in business and of to ena sell a living. ial, by by you save vast look­ n directly of us. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-02-16.pdf 0d646cd0198eb6ae421b7d103c107ee1 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar ry County. Hastings Banner. —tJ-— VOL. XXXVIL NO. 42 Publt^icd Thursdays by - FIRE SALE - COOK. COUNTY NEWS. IRA VAN VALKENBURGH’S HflKbWflKE STOCK HAMS & VAN ARMAN’S OLD STAND HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Every person in thi/ city ought certainly to be interested in its prosperity and help to build up its institutions. “PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY" is the basis upon which every progressive city is founded, and any one who sends work-away from Hastings which cap be done just as. well here is W. H. QOObYEflR Desires to inform the |>eople that he is still . in the ring, notwith­ standing the big fire. He is always prepar­ ed to furnish bargains and all will do well to call at the To the best interests of the city. THE TROY LAUNDRY Is a home institution, worthy of patronage. It is better equipped than ever to do good work and get it out promptly. It needs all the work in this city for it's support. Thus with workmanship as good and with prices as .low, public spirit ought to prompteveryoneto leave their work where it will do the most good— .1T HOME. PEOPLE' DBM STOPE. W. fl. UOObYEAR TROY LAUNDRY. WANTED? SAW LOGS. I will pay Cash for a good lot of naw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING. ■ P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and Bee me. I will buy timber standing. The Mutual Life Icsnraace Co. RichauJ A. McCURDY, President. BETTER THAN A SAVINGS BANK. The benefit* to be derived from a Life Insur­ ance policy, and the dejxmlt of the kame sum paid for pn'miuiu* in a ravings bank. raltea a question w,hi.h Im frequenUydtMcUM'd bv neo­ pie interested In the subject of Life Insurance. If a man at the hgo of thirty dcpoMu in u bank each year the sum of Wu uttper cent, compound lutere»U for t« n rears, hr will real M end of years the sum of A (loath claim rpwntly paid by the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York proves that Company to Ugv.. a decided advantage over tho ravings bank, as the following illus­ tration will show: In March. i*t. the Company famed Potter So. 31,450, for St.MJJ. on the teniMytut’ut life pUm.nge at Issue thirty, annual premium _ The inmired hadI always px'd \1m premium* in cash, allowing his dividend* tn accumulate, which amounted at death to tidJiLOO, or »l.i .hi more than he had paid to th« Company; that amount with the face nf the ttoUey make the total claim £.*.711.1*1, id. 11 more than would have been realized from th- bank; ar, Itmtbcr words. M an investment it had realized a per cent, compound tntenest, less tri.ui. J. L. WILKINS, Agt. J. M. .McElwain Special A^t '« ' I BBOS.. HASTINGS. MICH. OF— > WHOLE NOu 1966 HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 16, 1893. Hastings Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. MMhvlUo. J. H. MeKevitt, or Hastings, was In town Saturday—A. H. Weber, of Ann Arbor, was at home sick latter part of last week—I. L. Creasy, of Hastings, Smnlayed with friends here—L. C. Feighnor and family of Woodland were guests at L. 8. Putnum's over Sunday—Miss Gertrude Geiger, of Hastings, visited Miss Elsie Mayo over Sunday—A Miss Markham, of Eaton Rapids, was the guest of Miss Edla Smith Monday—Mrs. Wm. Fuller was at Hastings Tuesday—Miss Maud Bentley, of Hastings, visited Nashville friends Sat­ urday and Sunday—G. F. Truman and wife visited friends at home over Sunday —When Mrs. Henry Wolcott was going home from church Sunday morning she fell and broke her left arm Just above the wrist—Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Felghner are visiting their daughter, Mrs. O. M. Hui-j linger, at Nile*—The farmer*’ Institute held at the opera house Tuesday and Wednesday was very Interesting although not very largely attended on account of the bad weather. Quimby. l’My, how the valentines do come In— Vance Homes and family spent Sunday and Monday with relatives at this piece— Mrs. E. Cole and daughter Stella, of Thornapple, spent last week with her par­ ents, Chas. Casteleln and wife—Every body was out sleighing last Sunday, It be­ ing the only pleasant Sunday In many weeks. , Cloverdale. Wm. Chamberlain has had the head of the deer which he killed last fall prepared Delayed loiter. and mounted by a taxidermist of Banfleld. Two sous of America made their arrival It Is a slick Job—Frank Townsend will In our town last Friday—one at the home soon start his saw mill—Mrs. Isaac De­ of Mr. Stuart Miller and the other at Mr. Back has been visiting at her father’s for David DeMott’s—Rev. W. T. Belfry de­ the past week—Henry Wilkinson Is work­ livered his farewell sermon Inst Sunday, ing on the Delton R. IL section—The re­ from this place he goes to Andrews, Ind.. publican caucus that was to have been Wls. Mrs. Belfry Is ill al the home of C. , held here failed to connect W»* must de C. Richlyer. and she and the family will better than this gentlemen—John Sprague follow Mr. B. as soon ns her health per­ is laid up with rheumatism—Mrs. Marion mits—C. H. Nichols and wife spent Sun Davenport after having several pull backs. day with T. T. Cherry and family, of Is now considered to be Improving—Mrs. Johnstown—E. W. Jordan had as guests Thomas Collins has been quite sick but la over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jordan. better—Mrs. L. H. Barnes Is very sick, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hitchcock. Mrs. Will Bedford. but is slightly better than she was—Bay Huffman and Mr&. Fred Barlow, all of Mrs. L. M. Wilkinson returned from a Barnes has hired out to Mr. McCallum for Hastings—The Ladies Aid society will visit to Battle Creek last week—The Y. the coming summer—We are all feeling meet .with Mrs. G. A. Nichols next Wed­ F. S. C. E. conducted the Congregational thankful that winter will soon be over— nesday afternoon—Mr. and Mrs. Fiutell church services last Sunday In the absence The last of Prof. Taylor's series of sing­ Mosher, of Banfleld, visited Mrs. M's of a minister, Rev. W. T. Belfry having ing b chon Is will take place on Friday even­ father. Mr. Ed. Nye, last Sunday—Rumor gone to his new field of labor at Andrews, ing next to be followed bv a concert in says Hint extensive ifnprorements are to Indiana. There were no services in the the near future. be made upon the Congregational church. evening—The funeral of Mr. John Shultz Gerkey. was held here last Monday. Mr. Shultz Our beautiful Ice and snow is still with Fine weather, at this writing—There died of consumption at the Insane asylum was an upen instillation of officers at the where he has been an Inmate for several »—Frank and Hattie Myers, of Grand McOmber Rapids. Sundaycd at this place—Elder I. O. G. T. lodge Imhi Saturday night— years—Mr. and Mrs. Grant latter's parents. >Miers Is hoidtng revival services at the/ Miss Rachel Dswon. of this place, died nt spent Sunday at the her sister's hoibv, Mrs. John Eveilurt, Mr. anti Mrs. Shultz—There will be ua west Odessa church—Elder Arney, of last Sunday about 10 o’clock a. m.—C. masquerade dance at the hotel Tuesday horse fame. Is having a crowded house at Kelsey's little baby is on the sick list but evening Feb. 31—Mrs. M. J. Demurest Lake Odessa every evening, and many are is belter at this writing—The Misses Min­ and Mrs. Gloyd spent Sunday with Ran­ coming out In religion under his maguetic nie Norris and Bertha Johnson attended dall Carpenters family—E. W. Jordan Is Influence—Eva, loved wife of George Fow­ the marriage of Miss Muy B. Clark to Mr. taking bls yearly inventory—The ladles ler. died of that dread disease consumption Clarence Dnniotli Ixith of Cascade. May aid society uiet at the home of Mrs. O. A. last Wednesday—She but lately moved in Mr. Peter -------Davis lost ------ —------. this vicinity, but the few who were ac­ was formerly a resident of this place—Mr. Nichols Wednesday n valuable vnlimlil,, horse hniw Iasi ln<l Monday. Mntidnv. The Thi» horse hnrx,< ! qualnted with her learned to love her paC. Dame th and wife are calling on friends s of this place till* week—We would like to bulng In a playful mood, ran against the ■ tlent ways. The obereaved husband and know what the attraction is that calls so tongue of a sleigh, the tongue entering its only boy have our heartfelt sympathies, breast. The linru,, horse wnfi was ItHuri.rl injured d so--------------------------------------badly She was born ni at Dexter, was thirty-six many of the boys of the north up here. 1 hrnnxt years old and was baptised In the Episco- , think we bad better Investigate the matter that Mr. D. killed It pal churcii when nine years old—Elmer and if posalble put a stop to it before we Delton lose all of our girls—W. J. Ritchie and Marlow and Warner Smith are cutting Mrs. M. IL Gwin started for Ovid _Mon- wood for J. Hoover— E. Smith and H. Wife nrtended the entertainment at Bowens Mills Inst Saturday night and report a ilny morning where her husband will meet Myers are getting out stave bolts—Hum­ good time—There will be a social dance at her—Henry Wilkinson is working on the phrey Atchison, of Lake Odessa, shod a Bowpus Mills Feb. 3fi. - All are invited to section with Mr. Davenport—Jonn Scrib­ .erp nice horse for J. Curtis. It is said be attend —8. C. Ritchie spent Saturday ner has gone to visit his daughter in Kal­ drove nails in ids feet, which has spoiled and Sunday with friends in Irving—J. M. amazoo—Mrs. Bartier, of Creasy, called on his horse—51 r. Nash Is quite sick with ery­ Borpqp is in Hustings on jury this week the doctor's folks.Saturday—Mj. Herring­ sipelas in his face—L. Townsend became —The P. M. at Yankee Springs will hold ton, of-Marshall, was in town on-busi­ intoxicated at Ijike Odessa. He started thenost office open till 10 n. m. every ness Monday—George Bostwick and wife, for home and the horses tipped him out Sunday—Mhtt Bertha Kelsey U at home of Augustn. were thejuiests of his brother and were found in P. Fellow's field. Frank Monday—F. JfNorwood caught n When they found him both hands were fora few dag oh a visit from Martin. idee string of tish through the ice one day frozen badly—John I-ee and .wife visited last week—Emery Moshier has returned to at Mr. Hatton’s last SundayXLittle Velma We are having very pleasant sleighing hia work in Doster after a week's visit at Purdin Is still very sick—J. Spencer at­ —Mr. Harvey's three year old colt broke ii hopte—Willie Nichols, of Howard City, tended the funeral of Mrs. Fowler last . his halter and ran out of the barn and was the guest of Ida brother (his week— week—W. Shaffer and a friend from Lake * slipped nn the ice aud broke his shoulder T. J. Kelly Is our new deputy sheriff— Odessa were on our street Monday after —Miss Deming and her Sunday school Mias Moir, of Kalamazoo, lias been help­ game.'but were lucky In not finding any— class were the guests of Mis.* Drusie Mur­ ing In Boynton's store while he has been Orvin Wright and wife were seen on our phy ' Saturday—Rev. Wm. Bradly mid In the hands of old LaGrippe— Bom. to streets Monday—la’nt it pretty near time and family visited Ms brother Rev. C. Mr. and Mrs. Orran Gesler, a bouncing for the spring poets to begin their carol Bradly on the lake shore last week—M. boy—George Sprague drew a load-of Mr. Editor, or arc they froze up yet. Murphy visited his mother Sunday—Mr. hickory wood to Yorkville this weejt and [Please don’t mention the subject It V* C. Canada has come to the front with a received 83.50 |»er cord fdrAraae—I.. very painful one to us—Ed.] new harness—M. IL Bloom has come to Williams and wife! of Milo, wen) the the front with a new pair of bobs—Luk guests i of hi« brother John’s Sa'unlay last— Ixjckhart visited his girl In Carlton Mrs. Varah i/‘o!i our streets again—Mr. MlloS. Barber made bls Alimo friends Thursday—John Gardner Is getting timber Whitting and wife. of> Kalamazoo, called a visit Inst week, being absent three days on the grounds for a new house—John on < ihrlr daughter Mrs.\£hase Saturday— —Olis Lawrence had the misfortune one Wotting has tore down his old log barn to Those ’ on the sick list are Miss Kniestrick, day last week ol having his driving horse give place for a new carriage house. H. C. Boynton, little son of James Her­ slip In such a manner as to fall cutting a , rington. 8. Larabec, Mrs. C. Tyler, Miss gash In one of her limbs about three In­ Banfleld. Katie Elliott. Mrs. Gesler. Mrs. Moshier, ches comerways, requiring a vetI nary sur­ The social held at Mr. Osterbouse's last Mrs. Davenport, and Mr. Monroe—Henry geon needle to hold the wounded parts in week was a very fine and enjoyable Whipple is on our streets again—We un­ proper place—Little Beu Rockwell, aged nflhir. The beautiful table prepared by derstand the Burton house will soon lie about eleven years, of this place, is 'highly the ladies aid and the good spirits of all occupied—Meetings at the school house as commended for her noble and womanly present made the occasion one of a kind usual the remainder of this week. acts of benevolence and kindness Ln her that does not happen every day. The late efforts to raise funds for the Rev. net proceeds were 86—Mrs. Vanwickle Tompkinson. who has labored here the Middleville. went last week to visit her mother who Miss Townsend and Mias Joslin, of Has­ past year. She went about soliciting cer­ Is about 90 years old. Rev. Vanwickle is tings, were the guests of their cousin. Miss tain ones in taking part with her in giving still carrying on bls meetings at Baltimore Maude Young, over Sunday—Mrs. H. E. a public concert. Alter having completed and meeting with good success—Mr. Hendrick was In Grand Rapids Thursday that part of the program, caused noticed to Stiles and wife report of having a grand —Boni, to Mr. and Mrs. Reginald French be given out that on Friday evening, the time at Ypsilanti—Mrs. McKinzey was on the 6th, a bouncing boy—A load of Uth, the school children would give an very sick last week Wednesday evening. young people from this village attended entertainment conslslng of declamations Cause was heart trouble, but at this writ­ and songs at the M. P. church for the bene­ ing is on the gain—Bert Zimmerman was the social at C. Jones’, in Leighton. Friday evening—Harry Kelly, of Vermontville, Is fit of the Rev., who has so faithfully pre­ ako on the sick list—Meetings here at our new employ in the brass factory—Nor­ sided over this charge, and the effort was church have a different aspect than they nmal) Webb aud wife are guests of relatives one of great joy and delight to all present, used to. Most everyone has an interest in resulting In cash 811.16, It was worthy It now—Jerome Fish and wife, of Bedford in Big Rapids—Mrs. Ellen Dickinson, of of the ten cents admission to see those lit­ came last week to see their sick sister. Grand Rapids, Is the guest of her parents tle bright eyes sparkle with raptured Joy, Mrs. McKinzey—Clarence Iden’a daugh­ in this village—Afton Dibble, has pur­ during their exercises on that occasion—To ter was very sick last week but Is con­ chased a stock of dry goods in Otsego, and many It may appear strange that the valescing now— Banfleld was well repre- has gone there to take possession—Miss ■ ...... --- wvta tcpitTEllen Millspaugh, of Hastings, was the science of surgery has attained to that de­ sented at the Baltimore church Sunday gree of perfection that one supposed to guest of friends In this village over Sun ­ evening by three big sleigh loads of peo­ day—Ward Gibbon, of Hastings, spent stand upon the verge of the grave within ple. I K Sunday In this village- -Mr. Taylor organ­ forty-eight boom thereof, could by the ized a singing class here last Tuesday skillful use of the surgeon’s knife be so The literary failed to materialise last evening—George Williams, of Grand Rap­ operated upon so as to be restored to good week on account of the storm but will ids, was in town last week—Fred Betts health and great joy. not only to herself be held Thursday night ns usual—Mr*. has opened up a barber shop in Hopkins— but also to the consolation of her many Henry Sylvester and Mrs. John Tucker­ Herbert Rich’s many friends made him friends and neighbors. Such has been the man are on the sick list—Dan Keyes has an agreeable surprise party Saturday ev­ case ef one residing among us. Old Mrs. Cortright has undergone such an ordeal, n daughter of his of Nashville sick at his ening, of being his 19th birthday. and now we are happy to record the fact house—Mabel Newton Is taking music that she is still on the gain and able to be lessons of Mrs. Louisa Smith—Mrs. M. The revival meetings at the church con­ around the house ready to receive and en­ Tuckerman, of Battle Creek, visited Mrs. E. J. Hartnin, her mother, and at John tinued all last week. We would say one tertain her friends—-B. Barber accompan­ Tuckerman's last week—Lottie Smith was kind word to the young people; to take a ied Al Ducher to Caledonia yesteniay for a ait her home in Penntluld over Sunday— deeper Internet In hearing the word of few days visit with friends there—Frank Frank Wilcox lias sold lils farm to Cox A God. ind try to walk in His paths, and Hoyt starts to-night for a visit amonr Wiles, and disposed of his personal more earnestly strive to work fur the re­ friends—Add Slmpsou and B. Barber were property at a. sale held this week and demption of their souls—Win. Manning out hunting Friday ami returned with one M ------out. of_ til ~ ~ coon and live skunks dug will move to Hastings where he Intends still continues about the same—The dance .ww.rt hole to run a meat market—The library of the was well attended last Friday evening. 55 that day. Ellis District will hold a social at Grif­ numbers being present—C. Newland, of' fin Cumming's Saturday evening of this Rutland, was the guest of J. Warner, last Num ,od r«,ldt»M. week—Mrs. Scott entertained her sister Friday—Bert Warner is visiting relatives last week and Mr. and. Mrs. Scott spent in Carlton at this writing—M.’ Smith and J Levi Mfihsr. Castleton • Maxtie William*, ’• wife visited relatives la Yunkeo Springs Saturday and Sunday In Battle Creek. H > Henry Scott Sena. Vermontville last Saturday and Sunday—P. Stevens and • Lora Pratt, Hastings wife, of Yankee Springs, arrived here last IS * M'iNmixtitou. trriug ' ji1'1’1*-' Verrhigum, •• J. K. Flower shipped a double deck car Monday evening, visiting the hitter's par­ J • H'»nvenar. IMton of sheep to Buffalo last Monday. Struck ents this weck-w-Maria Mamilng returned ic 1i iSjimh .1. Lntiden. Hlekors- Corner* k good market and rode home on a sleeper home last Sunday evening, after vbdlhig tG Orangevule i I&z-ibecti \Vft«h', Hupe with her numerous friends. ■ — W. C. Towne and W. A. Spalding de­ livered their fat sheep last Friday—Mrs. W. C. Towne and Miss Eva Flower made a trading trip to Kalamazoo last week— Lxf D. Townsend and family nn d Mrs. W. A. Spalding and W. C. Towne made a Demcnd are rljltlng Mek friends in Orbusiness trip to Kalamazoo l*t week— angevl!’ ■—s|j Thomav vlsH»>l on Slate Thomas Frje took train for Hastings on street with their daughter—Mr. Richard­ 1b his way to Irving tp. to purchase, a farm, son and wife, nf Grand Rapid*, are gue ds having recently sold his farm here to John Thomas—Has not the supply of blizzards Fast, of Sunfield, called at hfe b.qme on been greater than the demands’—Have not Monday for a «urprisc. Many from this the bulls had an option on the blizzards place, and also from Wo id’and. Some of and as the sun is getting high been un­ his near neighbors left a set of g.dd band loading on the benrs? It would seem dishes. After relieving the table of its to the nuitlated that they had—Mrs. burden we left far our homes all saying, Agnes Fendill, of Hickory Comers, spent ' -it was good to be there"-Now cornea the Sunday at W. C. Towne's—The Y. P, 8. tug of war, which will get the P. O.; Bak­ L. A. hold their weekly meeting al Leroy er ur Sprague, or will U remain in th; Warner’s. family residence. ■ Bedford. �’ gs Banner rTAT z\ft A TTQT ! T- - IIOLOC AUbl. PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS. ofvb, DiMie-»••• Frightful Sacrifice of Life in an." Washington. Fob. V—Th r counting of tha Insane Asylum. prreidrntial vote and it* formal entry on! . tbe juarnals uf the oeuate mJ house was Pace That Kills’* FORTY-FO^JR OF TH c fii.'J.* TES LOST ■ the Capitol yesterday, and every place m­ ' served for spectators wa* crowded to ouch nn extent in the houte chamber that a wooden Fire Trap »he nuniber of ladies were admitted to tbe Housed iu floor. There wa* some filibustering over Greedy Flames R:vel in a . the reading of the journal and the taking up of the quarantine bill received from tbe nukes no difference whit kind. Usin£ I Minute, but it wa* of short duration and a ie la motion to concur in th- .*jute amendgreasy and inferior soaps is one road < Hi ■amend men tv tut he quarantin* bill was to premature decay— sore hands— sort hearts—clothes never clean. Not so when XfflK'S SOAP Sour-unimportant tmdnea* was transact- lotartuna.M-o 3 E»|.. *11..-A rf n1ecess o( llnern minate, t. (h. van. Only lo Hural. Uoalh Thar. Dovro. S'- H„ Fob. :<1—The rounty Inun.url.nn.runr mlta rn>«. bm. ™ burned lau nl?ht nod tortydour lire. w,re lost. When Watchman W illiam Chevey made hi« H'o'clock tripinto the Intone lh. «na(«Bnd .opreiMCOUrt m.irlixl |u, otld th. wrr-tnouy nt tanntlntf the rlrt brought In by n saJufi of police beaded by Captain Bassett. Representative* Ixxlgt: and Chip­ asylum he found-tbl fire coming out of the man were tbe teller* for the house, and Senator* Hale and Blackburn for the sen­ sell occupied by A. Lafamitain. a woman, ate. The only'incident of the count wa* and gave the alarm. William Driscoll, tbe when it was noticed that one Ixix was hard keeper, with hl* family, lived in the build­ to open somebody snggested that it was is used. Chttrfully proceeds the ing, and he at once broke the lock* off tha a southern ballot box. which raised a labor of wash-day with health and I fifty-four cyli* acd tried to get the inmate* laugh. The vote was finally announced— Cleveland and Stevenson. 27'.. Harrison long life assured. Hands all right— I out. Then he got his wife and two chil-. and-Reid, 143; Weaver and Field. 22—and hearts light—clothes pure and white j dren, neither of whom wa* drwed Of the senator* marched back to their hall. house then- proceeded with the legtothe forty-right Inmate* only four escaped. I The -----------------------.... pickier . . .. They an William TwomMy. Ilm. Souder- UUre appropriation Uli . wanted -------- AMERICAN FAMILY JAS. S. KIRKA CO., Chicago. My Bi*«ii4 Tit 8m». ■“^25.“* J5~.WmUm D.eey. and Krtab Denebo. j "X'riX^u^ HISTORY OF A WEEK. •India, tta Stalnn, oxapMy, banooc- A " eluded not to exhibit. | A friend In nerd to a friend Indeed, and Wooten Harns, aged 88. and Mra Elko- »'”» ““ th*D million people have beth Horn son, aged 74. were married at i »»»''«)’»« "U. h a friend In Dr. King's ) fvrwuaiptlon, entigh* Governor Hogg, of Texas, has Issued a Itemwy, 111-. Frank Hirth. a Detrott -anarchist who *r'“ ro,dahaT" Oever U!*tl lhl« mewui<e denouncing tbe uurutag <>i tha • will eonnegro Smith at Parians a disgrace to the committed sulcld*. was cremated. Chaite AVlhie. a telegraph operator on ' " y?U U,nL ‘ ?onderf’»l COrttive 1 the f»-n:urtt that attracted the populace to ch**t and James C. Fairbahk, of Jacksonville, HL, the Illinois Central railroad at Pontiac, । ia.ll, Wind duria, UK |LT£il"1 " '» <'» is dead. He was oue of tbe wenltbiest and Uta. bestchixenwof the county, and had' been uhU, m.fiL wbU, ulnp. | •''I. tUImrd or uoor, will ta rePrt»r J.ckun luu ctallwd Jim Cortwtt •“**' rrt*' J"'1*1™ I"*"* W. D. Good- ■ identified with ite interests for many lo 11,111 tor HO,"no llUt ud tbe Ur>.-»t ! F*” dm, >u.ro. lair^ .boule, Me .nd yeare. Twenty-seven men of Fordsville county, purse they can get. Corbett says he will ! •‘■u • O., contributed an average of 9W each and sent nn emba*-odor to make a deal with accept subject to the condition that if green goods tn in. He got tbe usual bundle, Mitchell put* up fife money Xvfien he nrWe desire t<» Mty to our citizens, that for rives in the country this week,tbe English and thartwenty-seveu speculators are about years we have been selling Dr. King's man must have the firrt chance. % to sue him. New Discovery fur consumption, Dr. Two unknown men upset their sleigh J nines J. Hamilton, the colored ex-mlnDear Nauvoo, Ills., and a colfin fell out of King* New Life Pills. Buck ten's Arnica inter and wife-murderer, has been re-sen­ Salve and Electric Hitlrre. and have never tenced to die by ete-.-trldty at Sing Sing iu the sleigh. They righted the sleigh, put the coffin in agniu and drove away, and bawlh’d reoudtes that self ns well, or tint the week beginning March 11 now the resident* want to know whose have given such universal satisfaction. Five of tile crew of the Norwegian bark We do not hesitate to guarantee them ' • Allee, d'hlfch went aahore o.T Point grave has been robbed. Andrew Carnegie is ill at Pittsburg aud ever? time, and we stand ready to refund Phnsant, N. Y., were drowned, tbe the purchase price, if satisfactory results others of the crew being rescued by lift­ to not permitted lo see anybody. Two mure bodies of cremated lunatics <|u nut follow their use. These retm-dli-s line. have won their great popularity purely on Master Workman James Hughes, con­ have been found in the ruins of tbe Dover, their merits. W. II. Goodyear. druggist. victed ct extorting money from member* N. H. as/lqm. This makes thirty-six. In a free fight at West Superior Jeffer­ of tbe Rochester Clothing exchange, has given himself up nt the Rochester (N. Y.) son Withers w.ns probably fatally shot. The beet salve In the world for cute, penitentiary to begin' serving his year's The Harney Peak Tin Mining company, which recently shutdown, la to bo started bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sentence. y wrva, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, Henry Ward -Beecher's statue has been again on a larger scale. Dr. Kempstet, special health officer of the corns, and all skiu eruptions, and positive­ ordered removed by tbe Brooklyn common council from In front of the dty hall to United State*, who is iu Europe inspecting ly cures piles *>r no pay ‘ required. It is the large cities with a view to ascertaining gum ant red to give perfect satisfaction, or Prospect nark. The Philadelphia theatres are nearly tied their capacity, for entertaining the cholera money refunded. Price as cents per box up because tbe stage hands are on a strike. bicaJIun., says there will be a fierce out­ For sale by W. II. Goodyear, the druggist They want extra pay for all time over half break cf the plague in Europe next sum­ St Joe Is to have a democratic daily. an hour they-have to stay after the play is mer. Manistee people have organized an asso­ Edward Harmer, a trusted business man over. ' of Chicago, committed suicide because he ciation of charitable purpose. The latter walked two mile* in a blinding jnto executive department*, and inowstnrm. with only bi* shirt on, to woujdn’t tit down when commanded by William Horne's bouse, where be was (he cbafr, who thereupon ordered a “parade was in financial difficulties. F. V. Fockafrllow & Co * oanking house. taken care of. ' of the nines,’’ which M|uelched*PeckhT. Tho Tuesday. Fsb. 14. Mfe bo-.WTo*h . Awful Roil of th* Cremated. bill was not disposed of. The senate poised Wilkeabarrv, Pa., has failed. has wrought relief, cure and comfort to Hugh O’Donneli la on trial at Pittsburg thousands of sufferers from pitev; It It cer­ The Big Four discharged sixty nine I Following to a list of tbone burned to a bill to permit tbe Chicago and St. Louia leatb: Robert Dione. Mrs. Mary Luviu, of ’ Electric railway to import free of duty for- switchman at Springfldd.'O., because they fur complicity in the Homestead riot of tainly a great medicine or we could not Salmon Falls; Sarah' McClintock, Liaxle dgn machinery for the road. A bill was struck for overtime pay. July 6, 1MB. give a printed gparautee with each pack­ William Samuel Hurley, a Hour Ellis, Fannie Slattery. Maggie White. ' introduced providing for provisional govThe senate judiciary committee has ^de­ age. Price 91.00. six packages 35. By iMleb.i BU*IS XM* C o L - Frank Rowe, Addie Oti*, Charles Ubby, • ernment for Hawaii in case of annexation. merchant doing businew in Wallabout cided to report favorably the nomination mall. For sale by Fred L. Heath, tbe William Fllles. Owen Malley, Mrs. Rob- 1 |t get* around tbe universal suffrage prin Market. New York, has begun suit iu tbe of Judge Jackson to be associate judge of druggist. I.EOK. •rta, an b-year-old child, aud Mary Font.- dple. A bill was passed to relieve veteran* Supreme court against William and Jacob the supreme court. PARISH. Prop'r Muskegon is to have a new uniun depot tain, of Great Falls; Aun McDermott. Sa- • from competitive examinations fur office, Miles, brothers, to recover S330.«X», alleged The Montreal winter carnival closed rah Hutchinson, Catherine Haley, Kate j The rest of the day was devoted to discus- to have been taken out of the estate of with the frightful death of a young woman to c«>et no less than 830.000. Duffee, Frank Spriggin*. Mr*. , »ion without action on tbe car ampler bill the plaintifTa father. Samuel Hurley. named Crawford, whose brains wan scat­ St. Joe and Benton Harbor pastors have Mary McClintock. Harry Kimb.111, ; and the passage of an appropriatlon.of ISO • General Beauregard h very ill at his tered over the imow of a toboggan slide by formed a ministers’ asaociatran. Caroline Halt. Julia Kell, .Mrs. Ann Roth • JOO for a statue to Genera! John Stark. borne iu New Orie.tus. a collision with a tctegrnpb pole. well. Mary Cogley, Mary Maloney and j Waphinuton, Feb. 10.—Tbe only bttsiSufferers from the effects of LaGrippe The National C.U club of England bat The Milwaukee ga» works has ’>een mild Michael Casey, of Dover; Lenta EHto, Frank I OM„ of grIH.rai iulere»l dune by the senate Iw.hd h fir»t register of high bred cate. will find “Adrlonda." Wheeler s Heart to a Borton syndicate for 93.5fO.frQ, .?,nry J\u,jer’ is?r:‘h.r'Weetr ,ntl I yesterday was the auMudment of tbe car Benjamin Bohn and Fred Davis have Governor Tillman, of Bon th Carolina, is and Nerve Cure a blessed boon. It quiet* been anx-Med at Cincinnati for counterfeit­ instructing the sheriffs of his state to resist the nerve* Ind toaea up the system. Sold ^WmhlT°°.7 Xi -S ing.L’m' Evidence of their guilt was found on the mandate* of United State* courts tn by W. H. Goodyear. their persons. certain railway cases involving the pay­ V “n WE , '>»»■’ "■ >b« ™'K “ud .«<•» ot can) by July. Fire destroyed Ute round boner of the ment of taxes. He ia doing this so ■« to PROfiAIK tiKHKK. Moncalm county people an- agitating Pickering, of Gontc; Mary w iUon. of I<ee Th . bin i.m n™.<«i Central Iowa road1 at Keithsburg, IM*, ■J William Cheoley, of Durham, aud fibre ’ Th. bill was not pasaeiL obtain a hearing in the United States the question uf building a new jail, At a *e**lu»i ut the iTi-’iat- fuurt for tbr other* whose name* could not be rente A- 1 and nn hour late, supreme court on the old, old question of .ntttr a fl«ht “ cau-ing n lm>« of eou-«v of Burry, buiden it the Probate Office 19 owned by Hendrickson. L. SI. state* rights. motion for a previous questionstore* on a vote 'the <av of iluting*-1” 'U,J cuuiitv. >»n W«-d::es- ; b^red by the kitmer and his look* .... were .setting apArt two day* , to consider the Churchill, an<l Allen Hall, an I Mra. M. E dar. th-2'4t| dav «»l .ta«:UA»T. In rhe »-*r---A Minnesota syndicate proposes to opend tiXMi-sud riidit hundred and alMtVlhre.. Sherman act repeal bill w|u'uarried—152 to Wade's building, were burned 1a>«. J24,,91,500,000 In irrigating ami afterward colo­ present. <Ti*rie» W. Armstrong. Jn-tse «f | UUU; Insured. . >43— the anti-silver n;<-n voting no on tbe SEVEN CRUSHED TO DEATH. ' nixing the Mojave dtsert in southern Cali­ ‘ ground th*’, tbe purpose of the rule wa* Ku Rev. Theodore B. Lyman, of the dio­ fornia. HoCinden.' drrea-cSlanr QsArry todefe.it the repeal tail. The b:l! wg*then cese of North Carolina, TV year-old, will Ou rcadinx nnd 0li-'*K the petition, duh • *rl-1 Sixljnrmina were seriously injured in a ----leoomuutte.l aud 1* dead for thu *e*sioa. wed MIm Sarah Robertson at Charlestohfi-Al of Mare Hoffl id-’i and Su«i* »!■ ifiudeii | - that----- , KVTLANO.VL, Feb. !3.-One of the worst : The legttiative appropriation bill wa*William 1 ’ox Is iu jail at Trchton, N J., riot at a christening nt 'Mr.' Chouteau ave­ Ketib.dauxlitera d *-.!•! •!••<• > prayiip: nue, St. Louis and their injures may P«Ji ,i',"‘ 'V [ tnsaMers disasten1 in in tne the nmory history m ot mnrute marble quarry* quarry- passed. —A parts;iu--. Mb*: -5- .■*7—; J; chargni ■yith rubbing Priucrtuu studenU. t<ld dr«r;.M-d a* iu sxi-1 > •’iwlltloo describe,!. I, , . ,,, iiiiv be nikd* heir* Washington. Feb. H.—Tbe senate yr-. Nwho claim to have suffered to the extent of prove fatal. maybe mad* amongti amongst tnii-lr» of ->f **ld **!J dede-’ j ing Ing occurred occurred at nt West West Rutland Rutland a a little little after after , New York, letter carriers held a meeting rea«rd. eea«c*l. areowlinir arcmdfef to the statute statute la In stieh >ueb ease ease,J ।, o’clock Saturday afternoon in a quarry j terday agreed to the conference repost ou 13,'xk*. He has confes.*cJ. ■nd appealed to the New York state dele J<hn P. Kearney and Harry Brown each "rben•upoiiOtit 1* ordered, thal Fridoy. the ' operated by the Vermont Marble company. ' the bill to restore tu the public domain a Seven of the students of Mount Union gntiun in cotigrgns to secure the pmwige of Kth 4 .y of February. A li..iui*ll*o <,*c!i«-k I wjth which Senator Proctor is connected, portion of the White Mountain < Apache) College at Alliance, O., moot of thefu min- the bill to inerraoe tetter carriers’ sularin*. broke a leg while coasting at Ann Arbor. said tprtit>on?H*'id thaMhe twdrs s’. taw'of’Miki A great iiiom uf stone fell into the quarry -. reservation. After attempt* to furtbei l*ten<’ sun*, have been suspended Dr gam­ It wa* Ben Johnson, we believe, who. d-cra»ed and all otlir'perwns interested in said I M j aeven mnn were Instantly killed and imeod the car coupler bill it went over. bling. is building u submarine boat which be when asked Mallock'l question. “J* life President Schenk, of Switzerland, has says will run fifty miles per hour under worth living?? repjted, “that depends on two roc* living Iu the United Stales. tbe liver.'' And Ben Johnson doubtless Thetc is •» new "religion developed at A convict nt the Nash rille penitentiary saw-the double point to the puu. The <rf Ute tetittaner max'nut ^granted. And It recognized. The men weA al work ch -in- ( ^rvice invalid pension service pension pension UAv. law. The i nr invalid jienslou Cohimlnis,* Kan., the principal claim of attacked two of the guatd* in an attempt liver active—quick—life rosy, every thing la further ordered, that «*lu ;--t: t site oo I nelmg and taking away refuse, and... were .... . . || appropriat iou bill wa* reported. It appro­ which is that it cures disease*. The prin­ to escape. cut them both aevrreiy and fail­ bright, mouniains 'of trouble melt like Uee to Ute |.ei>on ipterrated In mH estate, of • ^1 of middle age. The killed are. " ,u tSf. WX’B 1“ Sun* K.JW.H Puw.„,‘ priatre HC6.ulW.tXV. It was debated, but cipal luminary i* John Deem*, and be I* ing to get away cut his own throat. mountains of »uuw. Tbo liver sluggish*r ( no action-taken. It propo*e> to transfer credited with making several cure* ib the published In the ilMtinc* Binnkk. a newsp* Alexander Blumquest. and three tin recogA coupleaf scoundrel* from South Caro life .dull, everything blue, molehills of ,,nrecOi *’ ! the bureau to the war depart>nent An same msuner as that -related of Christ. worry rise Into mountains of anxiety, and &printed and ctrrulaled in said connrr of ' nixed men. lina went t«> New Ydrk to buy counterfeit I evening session was held which wa* Jet. oue* in ea-h week fur three sucera*lve j ... Olh__ , voted co filibustering aud nothing was Friday, Feb. 10. money. On finding that the money wiler as a result—sick headache, dizziness, conHtlpation. Two ways are open. Cura ur i The injured are: James Dooley, leg i >one Several fire Insurance companle* have was a bigger rnaral that) they were oue of [H-imanrntly or relieve tempurarllly. Take (AtraeAipyd ____ Judxrof Proha»<* broken: John Dunn, slightly injured; I ... them shot him, and loth are held to wait Washington. Feb. 13.—The senate Sat ; Charlen Anderson, slightly injured; Fred 1 W AsniNGTON. Feb. 13.-The senate &at withdrawn from Boston because of heavy | the result of the wound. n pill aud suffer, or take a pill and get .’ "PROBATE GRDBR losses iu tbatxdty recently. urdav> passed nassed the bill billmakinir it the thedutr 1 Marchand, arm broken; Anton Ructio, ■ urda making Ijt duty of well. Shock the system by au overdose, State of Michigan. County at Bury—m. As a result of charge* by the San Fran­ Al a session of the Probstt Court for tbe ,I digbtl/injured; John C. Anderson, slight ly all railway* to»equip their cars with con LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. or roax it by a mild, pleasant way. County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office In 11 Injured; Peter Grenier, slightly injured; tinuou* brakes operated from tbe engine cisco Examiner. T. G. Phelps, collector of 1 Dr. Pierce s Peiletts are the tuild mean.-. tbe elty of Hasting*. In said count). on Wed- 'i John Micban. slightly injured about tbe automatic car coupler* and “grab" Iron* customs nt that port, has Iwvn summoned Chicago. They work effectively, without pain, and day. the Z5th dav of January, tn tbe year oue . Chicago. Feb. ix J*n 1, l«rt. Tbe vote was to 10. lo Washington to answer to the charge of leave the system strong. One. lUtle, thousand eight hundred aud ninety three. ;j Mead; Michael Cupps, slightly injured. As ] removing custom* employe* who refused I Present, Cbarie* W. Artrstrong. Judge o! 1 •non soon as os the accident hi happened tbe electric Th* conference report ou tbe fortification sugar-coated pellett is enough, although- a Probate. ■ to contribute lo Republican campaign ex- Stock >arda today ranged m follow* danger signal wasnufg was rturgin rt at the company's kill was agreed to. Receipts for the day m.UAr. quality poor. ; whole vial costs but 25 cents. In IW matter of the estate of William C. 1 dangersign.il penaea. Johnson, deceased. „ left over about 2A*k market mod«nuioffices, and the milM and work everywhere ! The bonne debated the pension bill all Am P. Pcdter.'ex-pmident of the bank- ly active on packing and shipping account: Onreodtnxand Ollni. the petition duly veri­ was stopped at once. All the doctors in day, an attempt to limit the Lt Ik lielng su-.fied. of Jennie M. Jolnimo, widow at *xld de­ nipt Maverick bank of Boston, has been feellag easier and prices te lowi-rt sale* crasfnlly resisted by the Republican* Mild, gentle, soothing and healing is ceased. praying that administration of said es­ West Rutland and Rutland were called by Washington, Feb. 14.—There wasn’t a found guilty on fifteen counts. The caaa range I al KtiWTta) pigs. J7.fcMH.35 light, Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, tate may be granted lo Philip W. Burgess, or to telephone, and responded quickly. Scores Only 50 J" 3W*.W rough packing. fA15i^.8& mixed, ' some iXher suitable person. of men were also sent down into tbe quarry. senator in hi* neat yesterday when wil' now go to the supreme court. and heavy packing and shipping 1 cents: by druggists. Thereupon tt 1*r^^ ordered, that Tbur*day. the icth htt^ 0^iln ’th? **”“»>* new* spread to tbe street*, and Kansas City i* to have a pen tieef-dress ­ tbe chaplain offered prayer, ad J lots. day of February. * n •­ The body of the boy said to have been •nlxned f.«r the hearing ots.Ud hundred* of men, women and children he prayed without an audience ao ing company, the Schwnrtxschild & Sull- , Cattle—Receipt* for the day 3).(kJ0; quality : afternoon, be ML. buried alive at Millburg rill “* not be exbetgrr company <>( New York, incorpor- , petition and that —----al — toe heir* at — law of Mid - I hurried to the quarry. far as mortals were concertied, except ated with n capital of S5,tMX),OD having de- I only fair; market fairly active on local, homed. Mher t»-r*<in« ceased and all other persons lntrrK*tril Interested in iu *aid said and shipping account and prices H\£15n estate , are requirel to appear ut a.session of the vice president and officers of the body. cided to locate there HOW ARE THE MIGHTY FALLEN. I lower; quotation* ranged nt 05. U) C. Jjd.Uu said Court, then to be uoiden at the Probate A bill to transfer to Illinois tbe mimic war­ Stephen S. White is in for It at White Charles W. Gardner, chief detective of choice to extra shipping steer*. XTUu ship at tbe World'* fair ground* went over 5Ju good to choice du. 04. W»L7U fair to gn-jd. I Pigeon. He lias a ft-mlle petition for the of the petitioner may not b« granted. And It Is on objection of Cockrell, who intimated Dr. !*arkhur*t*s Society for tbe Prevention tXdXtl tu common to m-dlutu do., I pcstottlce. of Crime st New York, has been convicted further ordered, that said petitioner give notice that Chicago wanted the earth. The Nic­ butchers* steer*. |tfi0&L3> stockrra. i to tbe persons Interested in said estate, of tbe : Paris, Feb.* JO.—Expectation tbat- ihe of blackmail. W Texas steer*. f.-edera, $XHV* j Sudency of said fxititlou and the hearing sentences of the prisoners In tbe Panama aragua canal bill was then taken up and A petition for a receiver for the Econo­ ■UO cow*. bud*. *u<l real ! eraof by canning a copy of this order to be Frye and Morgan advocated it* pasaigaiu mite society has been filed in the Beaver ' pubUthed tn th* Hading* Hamxkr a news­ trial would be delivered yesterday after­ long speeehes. paper printed and circulated In said County of noon brought large crowds to the court of Sheep-Receipts for ths day IX'OX quality In the house the conference report on the county, Pa., court. President Duss isacllarry. onee In each week for three vucceMlve appeals building. Presiding Jndge Peri­ fair, market wm rather quiet and priest weeks previous to said day of bearing. fortification bill wa* ngree-i to and then cuscd of irregularities. tier gave Ferdinand de Les*eps, the great District bill* were taken up. Au attempt The Washington legUlattire has taken I &dlOc lower; quotations ranged at >4.00^ When she wa* a Child, ahn i-riwl for C'aataria. natives, and aged engineer, five years lu prison, by Pickier to have the sale of intoxicating fifty-six joint ballot* for United States X1Q per 10) lb* westerns. and Siia&S lamBL and his son the same. ADMtXlSTBATOHTl SALE. liquors prohibited at tbe inauguration ball senator without result Prikluce: Butter—Fancy m; par ato r. 2&£S When *ho had Children, ah- parr them Cotai*. In tbe matter of tbe eMate of 1 miner N. Next week a national convention of the i was defe.*tctl. Hawaii and tbe Sugar Itounty. ^»c; umod to choicts. fancy dairy, Crittenden, deceased. Notice Is hereby given Universal Order of Telegrapher-, a body 27c: fresh packing stuck, UKJlTc. Eggathat 1 shall sell at public auction, to the high­ WASHINOTON, Feb. 14.—Aside from the JUSTICE SCHOFIELD DEAD. est bidder, on Friday tbe tenth day of Mareb. compos'd of commercial operators and dis­ Strictly fresh. 28c per dos; ice houac. 3323c. A. D. tan. St ten o’clock in the forenoon, at political questions Involved In the annexa­ tinct from the Order of Railway Telegra­ Drcwwd uoultry-Spring chtckeas. 11312c per , the Probate Court rooms tn the city of Hast- tion of Hawaii, it also has a commercial phers. will be held at .Pittaburg, beginning lb; mixed lota ».tlOc; turkeys, choice. 123 inp In the County of Barry, in tbe statrof S. W. Beakrs, of the Ann Arbor Argus, Michigan, pursuant to License and authority aspect. The United States during last on Tuesday. A general strike during the j;»hc; ducks, maiwc, ge«we. lu^lUc. Potatoes Wisconsin ruse. TOftTac per bu: Hebron*. 72® has taken S. W. Curtis, of Monroe, into granted to m non tbe thirteenth day of January, year imported from tbe Hawaiian islands Makshalu Ills.. Feb. 14.—Judge John World'* fair is reported contemplated. 75c; Wisconsin Burbanks 75®30c: Michigan partnership. 1 I), IBBX by the Probale Court of Butt 270,000,00 J pounds of sugar, which at tha Scbolfield died at his home in this city yes County. Mlchlysa. all of the estate, right, tittle Burbanks. TUftTSc; mixed lots, tf)jjrt'»c. Sweet \ Satarday, Feb. 11. , present bounty rate would require the an ­ and Interest of the said deceased of. la and to terday at 12:15 p. m. of perltooiti* He had The Illinois legislative sweat-shop com­ putatuea—llllnoia $3.5J*M.O) per bbL Apples the real estate sltuste and being la the County nual payment by the United States of 13.­ been a sufferer for a CATARRHAL DEAFNESS CURED. —Fair to gold. SXSJijXrs per bbl; cuimuon of Barry. In the Blate of Michigan, known and mittee is at Chicago looking into the sub­ and poor stock, >75<tl.M. fancy. *XO)3X5 . decrib*d a* follows, to-wit: The went fractional 400,000 a year to the sugar producers of considerable time. ject they are to investigate. They have Cranberries—Jersey fancy. Ss.5039.uu per bbl; . half (H) of the south west quarter (■«) and the that country which, added to the W,000,000 but had continued 'Mbt feu re I some matter to report about al­ Cape Coil, fair. IWDTtUJtt choice to fine. west half <S)of-the east half (H> of the south annually paid to tbe sngnr producers of at bis duties ou tbe J . west quarter of section tweaty i JO) In ready. 910.00311.0). Honey—White clover in Mb sec­ town (S) north range seven (7) west, which sole this country, would make Sl3,4(X),0Q0 as ths state supreme bench French public opinion and press are com­ lions, l&u.lHc per lb; broken comb. IVc; dark srill be mtde subject lo two inortsagr* held by amount paid for sugar bounty each year. The symptoms are: Roaring, cracking, bined in declaring that the ignominioo* ! comb, good condition, u^Hc; extracted. 7®Hc. Samuel Carson, which tnortgagm and tha. In­ The annexera, however, are nut ihslstlng until tbe first of the tecrat on Dec. itth, UV2. amounted to tbe sum on this, as they expect next congress to tt- month. He punfehment given Ferdinand de Lesseps buzzing in ears, with gradually Increasing wa* offcottt. goes beyond the requirement* of justice. . Ssw Yoiuc, Feb. IX difficulty In hearlqg. If not cured the taken seriously IU Mated January tUh. A. D., 1*93. ~N|>' ’ "a *1Q'rr -c; M»rta. bearing will be entirely dertroyed. When General Patrick A. Collins, it la said, Thursday and failed M*r. n l-iaowta j,,,,.. —R will succeed John C New as consul gen­ Julr. ■ l.M&e Hfc. Curn-Xo. 1 mixta tbe Case has not already gone to far before MORFUAGE FOKKCLpBLliK. LoUlsviLLK, Feb. 13 —Dr. Norvin Green’s rapidly till the end eral in lAndon. caali, Marbix. UfHc; May. gywue- the treatment Is begun, Pe-ru-na will cure Whereas, default baa'been made In the eon- active career was ‘ peacefully ended yetter came Judge Sehol-l New York’* state legislature has passed July. jZ^dHc. Oats—No. 2 mixed rasta every caae. It is only after the catarrh dit oos «f a eertaln mortgage, executed by Alva day morning With the pawing of the fiehl enjoyed the dis­ J Cow's* and Mary A. Cowles of tbe Township it bill abolishing the office of chief inspec- 7<-c; Mate. 35Q«c; ' western. 3*k«c; May, has destroyed portions of the middle ear of Irviuz. Harry County. Michigan, to Alice J. night his lite went out, death stealing upon tinction of being the| —Nominal;western, tor of the police department of New York ! ■’toc.Ry* H’'e-NcnUn *^ weatei HoQffic. Bar. that Pe-ru-na fails to cure. Ctmrrhlll (formerly Alice J. Morey) of Toledo, him before Sunday bad fairly begun, and only man iu the na city lorB ( ley-Flnn; ley—Finn; wertern, western, a«Wc; «i£JOc; stele. ttiAHUcMr. Frederick Blcrmtn. of McComb Ohio, bearing date May the seventh. A. 1M3, _ ■ No. 2. 8IW.UUr wtm." ^®44^c- Pn.k_ri„ Burk-Firm; new mess.' and recorded on tbe seventh day of May. A. i>, the W’estern Cniun Telegraph company tiou who bad ever JUSTICE acitoLFIBLD For towing the disabled Red Star steam­ City, Miss., had chronic catarrh very bad­ l*«3. at threeo'eloek and UHrtv-five minutes, p was without a president. His death was declined the office of chief justice of the su­ er Noordland Into Queenstown last Decem­ ly for many years. The disease finally wulet; steam rendered, SIXX). in. In liber number IS. of in irUtages oo page W. tn tbe attire of the register of deeds for Burry do more than bad been expected Hi* preme court of the United Stater. Thto ber the British steamer Ohio hat been Ur. Sw.te&ttl^.Bkldld, „ dull tor oU passed up the enstaeblan tube Into the County..Michigan, and there is now claimed to old-time friend and family physician. Dr. position was tendered him by President awarded 127,500. ?7 , IS, t»r KO Ite poor- middle ear. and bad almost destroyed hl.* be due on said mortgage tha sum of two David W. Yandell, had seen a few hour* Cleveland, but he declined on the ground A huge wave swept the decks of the M to but ooun .toon. S4-«QXa> por IW Ita hearing. He has been taking Pe-ru-na thousand seven hundred mid sixty dollars and before that his span of life was near au that he did not consider himself competent odd Colortai.. ,1 < tall, „d .but a short time, and his catarrh is very uloty-twocenu Ineluding an attorney fee of thirty Allen line steamer Pomeranian whet she end. Tbe family watched out the night at to discharge tbe duties of tbe position. * was over 1.000 miles from Glasgow en Market very dull and alow; sheen. 44 fiMts cri much better, and he hears again as well as bis bedside. rvuco to Now York. U MorfHY^dta 1 per luu >ta llw ijota l.mt. »Xi <7. **• any one. «a>4 mortgage or anv part thereof: Now there­ SPRINGER SAYS IT IS TRUE. th, mplolu , wepl orrrtadrd th, two ; ■** “ ' "no: Ur. bj Ui^S wXita fore. not i^- I* herebv given that on Friday the Send for a free copy of “The Illustrated twelrth day of May UM. at l« o’eloek MrmoroLtt. Illa, Feb. IX-Florence mates. Cook and Hamilton; James Prlteh “ Ills of Life.” Sent free by the Pe-ru-na Ka«t Buffalo. noon, -.tamlani time, at tbe north front door of ■rd and Fred Westbury, stewards, and the Drug Manufacturing Co., of Columbus. the Court bouse la Ute city al flaxting*. County Triplett, aged 18 years, was killed by a o ... Bcrrauj. Feb. U. of Barry, Mate of MJehtoan that being the eouth-bound freight engine on the St, DaUJU, Tex, Feb. 10.—A • private lele- .,.,,7 ~?. rr’T7**V' £a^c8 “and LiUan , Cattle—One hundred loads oa sale mar- Ohio. >'u Lilian building tn whleb circuit court for County at Gibeon, _>alkeith: Jao» Caffery, of London J?*,.*611** steers. 1X783X0); Lteht. to Barry Is held, by virtue or the power of sale Louis and Paducah Shortline near Grants gram received here last night, from Con­ Jerry, and Jaha Stewart, of (HasgowU Sing Leo and Ling Jo, two celestials, Jerry, and Jah- Stewart, of Glasgow. , Ucow> »°J te-lfera SXTto eontalned In said mortgage. L will sell at public burgh utatiou. Ths girl saw the approach­ gressman Springer, of Illinois, m Wash­ auetkm totbehl«h«tbid4*rtbeprvperty<to*- ing train and with one step to tbo left , P Rev.--------Father »• Angers, uuiuain,tgueoec, of Durham. Quebec ■SxS,5?Wa.'0 J104*4 °°W1reals. were nabbed at Petoskey and will be taken aorilwd In said mortgage. <w sufficient thereof could have avoided it, but she Memed In­ ington says; ’1Judge Walter Q. Gre*ham, has entered a monastery as the result of an back to China. to sadsfy mortgw* indebrndawu. cost of Illinois, has been tendered tha office of aad <-x>ma««. fteld premises being the north* tent upon meeting the approaching death. MJHwaukee capitalists, it is said, will secretary of state by President Cleveland entanglement with a Montreal widow. __ , . 10 choice, wssgquarter <rf section fourteeu (It), town fonf Sb* lived an hour in great agony. George W. Stevens has died in a wretched establish a summer resort on Carp lake, end bus accepted." hovel at Bangor,Mb., in a state of apparsn: Cheboygan county. Uw United mates survey, exoepttna *3dr*eerrdestitution. An old trunk on the premier WaaaiNOTON, Feb. 11—There was a tog tbervtmoi sixty arree taken off from th e Frank Novak, wiio at Ishpeming shot WwuxoTOJ, Feb. U-Ic is now be­ contained J7.aX) in cash. falling off of 910,000,000 in our exports good to beet wether*. S&JOMAk Stephen Gabriel, has been released. The Ttatomlly of 1'hUlp itao.tar N„. of breadstuff* last mouth as compared lieved that President Harrison will ac­ . nils to fair, ptirwysn w: shooting was Justifiable. with the exports of January of last cost a chair in the Leland Stanford unl- Memphis, Ills., was drugged and |S00 i MUw*«*m. money and valuables taken. ", year. There was also a fdecreaaa of For the first time In many years, lum­ a public highway, to over <3,00-),000 in our exports of beef and th* white honax" Should be do ao it will bering operations haveroeen entirely sus­ bog nr.adnctefcrtiM same period as com­ only be for a stated number of lectures pended near East Jordan. The piano maker; of the country are «• pared with loot year, and an Increase of •^d,^ engagement will not affect his 11114,010 in our exports of dairy prodncU. erally dtoaatfettad with the World’s fill, The oldest inhabitant in Tuscola county residence at Lndianapoils. lives at Mayville. They call her Grand­ ma Hueated, and she Is M yean old. GarfieldLTeajB Cures Sick Headache Duurui IU,-.', 1 - Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. SSU u ‘X’-TuKS’-S "»*» to-’r USX 7^" P Gov lates plishc of Mi H. J. D.. b of18» season clerk. per th 4.190 B beitae Lea , Cas they a lie au Uw l pursua on tbe the Pr and be Michte of sect range ■ad to QMm north north e town o Date «lon* o itietiar Che tow Blate o oco, s Michig MS iMfCM unpaid thne*an dollar* attorne cover t virtue o gage an vlded tb sale of t ed. .wh door ot In the C that tee for Bam day ot F that da be due o and axp doUan. mortr^ low*. Rh AU th being in gan. T section ing to th acreatof half of t nineteen containi Dated Atto decease Notice public a tbe 2t* city of ia the license a day of estate, r S3i n being tn Michiga towtt: number nui*e ei ol laud te Mleh Dated Defau "u»S“ kstsc flfiv ooe dollar* p Satarday tea n'eto anctiofi front .in. circuit m �MY GROCER PUT ME ONTO 'ERIN’S CHAMPION. 1 ----- ---------- THIS ’ Gladstone Opens the Fight Ireland Once More. THE V1LL REBUILT. I -wotSSa aonnuaiox-5' ; “ We are m.w ’ -to — - , "We m.-.vl coming the •important 71------------ ' >■ ■ - ' m-uUmtary- «’• pn>P^« ' t ESSON VII . AGST CUARTER, INTERfor1 lon«and the ultimate dis­ ; wtaio. or di. of <h.t fon, : NATIONAL SERIES. F£1 19. : with the dibcntirgo of every obligation j towards them ih snch a way ns will not adversely iffeit the intcre»‘ta of that honorable forep. During the jieriod ot transition they pre to lie under the control, of the’vicrroy. It is contemplated that they ; STOP THItF wH! be rt-j»:ac«lj by a force owing existence .. . L-vertheless we niflde our prayer i Ulaturv, u Viceroy, and n 1‘rlvy Council to tbe Irish authorities in local urea". faces blasdu ; unto uur God, aud rrt a watch against i ■ Irlth Representation ta Parliament. । them day and night.’’ Nelietninh deter- | Gladstone then took up the question ot , ntitiett to bare dealings with God alone, ,’ Irish reprewntution in the Imperial parlia­ and with men only as God may use them j ment. He did not consider it a fine priuaiand give them to him. His strength Is the j of the Bill—Seaton Kxpr <>><•. .SutUfac- pie of the bill, but a niatter which cut g<xxl ham1, of hb God upon him and reli- ; , deeply into the comporititm thereof. Ire­ anc^ upon God to pruaper him (chapter ; 5 a t£i<taey«-. land should have a voice in ’Imperial mat- li, R, 18, 20). lite refuge is prayer (chap. | I Ix)N1m)N, Feb. 14.—Gbulstone introduced ten', but having a parliament of her own bis home rule bill in the oainntonn yester­ to look to purely Irish affairs could not be, ters ii. 4; iv, 4, 5). His helpers whom God ; day. When be arose the houra was packe?!, permitted to interfere In pun-ljt British af­ gave him, goldsmiths, apothecaries, mer- • , chants, priests,-rulers and their daughters. -------------------------------------------- —— ” and uf cowrie he w& li.ndly checked. He fairs. The difficulty wks to AfferentIntc each had a mind to work and tookjholdaf; t , began by taunting theTorksthaL they hail tbe two matters—what were purel? British -tlir work nearest to them (chapters Hi. &-T8, > fl ftia. JI ?»■«■■ ' /i V«a|i>Ma and what purely imperiaD and he did not failed both In legislation and coercion and think that question could l<c answered 23 W. err.'‘v 0>. Tb.-.n.-nli.w w.n. th.« laid down the principle that there was but 7 with perfect corrvetnem. The question in- who hatod the welfare of Israel and TIME TABLE, this alternative in Ireland—uutoiio'.uy or volved(both tbe number of Irish members Korn&i, mocked; despised and fought I In effect November iXflh, IWa!. cuerclon. His preliminary speech wa* long • and their "power > in parlintaent. and the against .the m-rvants of God(ii, 10, ID; iv, ! 1, 7. 8). The difficulties were grant, tha ’ Favorite Route bet seen Grand Rapids, Detroit and devoted to defense of Lis own position first question wiw how ninny Irish memenemy watt strong, the helpers cor.ipara- !_. _y*L**iW w>*{’ and argument against that of the Conser- ‘bers shall • ••-• there •be? - •' ‘ tively few, but "the God uf heavr.n. He * 17v. I Going Kn»t | A. M. IF. AL Eighty Members from Ireland. vativra. Finally he got down to the sali­ will propter us” (chapter ii. 20) was Nche- Itapld Grand The of Great Britain had—in- minh’s strength. ent points of the bill. The principles he' —population . r---------------------------------------East Paris McCord •had advocated iu 1SS6 were Imperial unity ' cn^srd. while that of Ireland hud diminUi. "Anti Judah raid/ We are not able to Alto -quality ol nil tie klomlvm.. n|uiubfa Idled, 1*h"1 andhhad “' now i cached n point "■■• that, build the wall." The enemies without; whereas formerly entitled to 103 members, were bad enough, but to hear the people of , Clarksville repartition of imperial changes, protection (dike Odessa It would, according to this same ratio, now God* talk so discouragingly was trying uf minorities. Woodbury ‘ have eighty, There ought to lie a general indeed. The laborers’ strcqglli giving out, I HtU'fl-ld A» to Imperial I'tilty. . determination to interpret full representa­ and the amount of work to be done being ! 1Mulliken In the first plac;-, he said, the provision tion as meaning representation according Grand Ledge ' considered,. the men of Judah becameLansing for imperial supremaey wa* there.. He had to existin'; population. Speaking of full faint hearted. • * Detroit thought it best to put it in the ' preamble representation then, he implied that the IL. “Aqd our adversaries said. They i where it was in the words “Wliereas, it is n-pre-.-nt.ttio'i in the imuse from Ireland shall not know, neither see, till w« come < expedient,' without impairing or restrict­ would bo composed of eighty gentlemen. • • • and causa the work to cense.” Lv iHoward City Of course.it followed'thnt there would have . Euetnirs within lit the last verse, fot if wo ( •• ing the supreme authority of parlinmeut," to 6e an election. Stanton are not helpers we are hiuderers, and now [ Ionia and then the preamble goes on to declare the enemies without, who talk of death the crcatiotrof the Irish legislature. Glad-j. LIMITATIONS ON THE IRISH VOTE, and desolation. Kuemies on every side ' ■tone here wild: -“With reference to the1 ------- ; ever since Satan began lu tight against Gml i ebmmq roomily with Koo.l faith. mM. r“r c—* ,rl-b Ar Detroit . . and man. See our marching orders in Epu. Lansing against us that we arq destroying tbe act He discussed the question of B; itish and i vi, 11, 12; I Pet. v, 8, D; Math, x, 28. Grand Le<ke of union, I w ish to challenge inquiry upon l 12. “And it came to para that when the Mulliken imperial interests—what they were—with­ Sunfield this fundamental jtolnL What is the I Jews which dwell by them came." It is out arriving at any decisive conclusion, I bnd to live near bad heigqbursor gloomy or Woodbury essence of the net of union? (Hear, hear!) i Em* 1 M....... but said limitations in the Irish voting discouraged people utilera by the grace uf Clarksville That essence is to be appreciated by com- : power in the imperial parliament had been । God you have sunshine enough to dispel Elmdale paring tbe constitution of things found in Alto to the following exclusions: First, the clouds. -----Every Christ Jon’is expected to the cytiutry before 1HJ0 with theconstitu- ■confined .------------------------, -----------------------, ’ ?------------z — - ------------------r----- ------McCord tionhf things now subsisting iu England. from voting on a bill or motion expressly be a comforter and encourager of others. UK I’.trJ<-nmd Rapid lAr Before 1800 we had two iwvereigi.tles fn I oonflncil to Great Britain; second, from as when "They licljieti every one his neightbefcouutry. One uf those was collective- I Vl*ting on a tax not levied upon Ireland; bor, and every one raid to Ills brother, Bo •fTm ly Mged in th. kl ig. the houses of lords tMrd< from volinR on “ vote on appropria- , of g<xxl courage” (Lra. xli. fl), Grat'd Irtdge andchmmonsoi riuglaud, and the other l>™> »'oney otherwise than for the im13. “Therefore.! even set the people after Forttand lodged inthe king and the houses of ]on]s : «’rvice; fourth, from voting on any । their famlliea, with-their swords, their Ionia and commons of Irebind." I molionor resolution exclusively affectlug ! spears and their bows.” The people of Howard City tailK Limitations <>>> the Legtatature. | Great Britain. To the above a paragraph ■ God in thedkyaof Israel were oft called Stanton “Then ths bill eouatitutM the Irish l..«ris- ■ W’L‘‘*“ follows: “Excepting and nn- , upon to fight. Even Abram bad quite an 11 dnuirr faturr. Powrr fagnmlKUolh.lrUb ' ^l,I",;U?7“tl'd'*11 .deUrnd“th” eoml,,|t . "T"10' mi. whom h. could | Every day, others week days only, t -stop faniro. which conwHfa. Snt »< .U, ol a ! «"«°tfaHyBi.l..loc. ■ 1 rely upon to go to battle for hiin (Gen. on• signal. •I xiv, 14, 15). "But the weapons of our war­ Bailor cars on all trains betwoen Greed* legislative council; secondly of a legislative ' Ireland’s Shai Ranlds and Detroit Seats 25 cents. Connections assembly empowered to fn.-ike laws for the ‘ Gladstone continued: “The principle to fare are not carnal, but mighty through peace, crtler, and good government of Ire-' which we are bound to give rffi-ct in I re- Gtxl to the pulling down of strongholds, casting down reasonings and every high ClltCJUlO AJit> TH K \\ JWT AND FOB MVSKBla mi in mpectrfo matters exclusively re- land is: Ireland has to beat a fttirWhare of MANlsTKK.TBAVKKSK CtTV, Kt.K BAFlating to Ireland or to a part thereof. That . inqxrlal expenditure (‘’Hear: hear!"]. The thing that exnlteth itself against the <ION, JOS. (‘MAKI.KVO1X ANU I’KTOSKKY. FaVOritO power is subject to a double limitation, wort! imperial is defined in the schedule knowledge of God, and bringing into cap­ route to thesmnmer resorts of northern Michithought to the obedience- of Firetofall it is .subject to nrcessnry and t which gives the list of imperial burdens. . tivity - .- every -----obvious limitations imposing certain-inca- ' There are three methods in which this fair ' t'or* M. and 1^3 F. M . *11:33 P. M. Arrive Chicago"Be parities on the Irish parliament,, including share may he apportioned. The first* Be not ye afraid cot them; remember 3:35P. M.. e.ll P. M. and 7:C6,\. M. nil that relates to the crown, a regency, or mAhcd is the lump sum payment adopted the Lord.” These are somewhat like the Leave for Manistee and Traverse City T:t» A. words of Isaiah, "Who art thou thXv thou the viceroyalty. The subjects of peace and.. In 1S*J- Another method is what may sim-- - ,------------------- r —--------- M. and 3-30 F. M. I Leave Charlexoix ami Petoskey 7 JO A. M. war, public defense, treaties and foreign ply 1»e described ns the method of a quota— . shuuldst bp afraid of a man and forgettest I Parlor lor car- on- day trains and sleepers on relations, dignities, title*, law and treason that is foray that Ireland shall pay fl per ,h the " laird “ thy ,r maker, that hath stretched night trains to Chicago. Ask our agents for further particulars or do uot Wong to tbe Irish legislature. The cent., or •*) per cent., or 4 per cent, or what I forth tbedieavens and laid the foundations .write to law uf alienage does nut belong to It, nor : you please of tbe imperial expenditure of the earth” tlsa. li, 12.13). It becomes us everything that belongs to external trade— , which shall be taken out of. the common tinder all circumstances to say, “Behold, Grand Rapids. the coinage and other subsidiary subjecta 1 fftftd- But there is a third method, which ' God is my sal vat ioq (savior, helper, health, Other incapacities are imposed similar to oue we adopt, that of deducting from the deliverer); I will trust and not be afraid" (Isa. xil, 21. these Contained in the bill of 1K*«; These Irish revenue* the pntonnt due England.” lb. “God brought their counsel to naught; provided for the security of religious free-’ The Amount of the Faymeiit. | dom, the safeguard of education, and for j As tu tbe amount uf the payment Glad-, we returned all of us to the wall, every -------•- .. phrase---is the security of personal freedom, in which stone raid it. had beerf fixed nt £2,430,000 one uuto his work. ----- ,----------we endeavored to borrow one of the modern ‘ yearly, and added: "The Irish members *ugg«tiveiof die words of the Lord Jesus, TIME TABLE. amendments to the American coustitu- 1 will • ’’serve that everything of a practical , "To every man hit work" (Mark xiil, 34). _________ In effectSeptembsr II. W2. tion. we handover to them. Though tbe ; He baa a work for every member of His A Decfclcdly Important Claute. rr. ’.cs i-s . .' •. -;ci«c and the post ami telezfiiph ; body in tbe building up of His church, for Stall oc«. canted in — Christ -Tbwi ooa.ink touclu.lv, pnm. w, ra- ■1 rates J-*,• n’B1 »««»■.«. ratlmritr ' ‘we are His workmanship M;tc:! 1fain lhe the vie, Tic rornlly royKliy ot of lrefao.1, lrel»n.l, but w, w. JIdi- 1I ■ •“ “ll> wnewe votnn.i oT«r thrin iu.ni win «lll be !» "» ■■“;’• k«»l work, "ork- wbl. h I, God hath ■ of . tbe . X cbanuler . .berrtofote . I1 ■■lu.-.lav.nl •- tn (It*,* <>TT 11111T 1h1 I (prepnr'-.l. ftP,* fail Tl •• 1 niuntini tftot we it rnirfr abwlutdy tn ,1... the h.V.I-. bend, of Irt.h officer*. . IM-1 bef.in-oniuini-d NOKTB. » "»r "rl»-.ueh Shell w. •l.onld wnlo them" (Kpl,. ii. 10, iTw. Kalamazoo Lv.. borne, by making the appointment run six i obtain from Ireland a fair share of assist- ' «r'-‘ '“"b Cooper to d«» whatsoever He may East Kichlaud Juncl years, subject to tbe revoking power of the ... crown. Then also the pwt Is fretil from ’ anew tn a great imperial emergency? 1, my- appoint (II Sum. xv, 13), He will eurely Cressey Milo all religious disability. (Cheers.) Then self nm boufid to say Hint I think there is show it to us. Delton . . ••<■ "And it cbme to pass froni that time Cloverdale comes a clause which may lie consideretl ! very Hille tn fear from trusting th® patri- . formal, although it Is of great importance, J otism and liberality of thelrLh 1 uUlntnre. . forw «’«t half of my servants w rought in ShulU of. “vu. Ob' vu. Oh:” ami urer.. hecra ■ the^work, the other half providing for thejull devolution of execu- ■ (Opposition cries v — - ---- arid• — --- — —of ------them held | HASTlxog Ur. power from tbe Mnralcn upon th. i from member, on a.|to'wni :nrni b.-;;chrw| J~<h th. ««*>»..•‘Wdj, etc. An iilu» j Tlcroe. Theo come, all inilK.rlont proTlir . Afr.1.1 Ir.1.^1 will n. Too Oeo.roo. , trallon of the fan thol hep «bo wrw who . Cojh Grow, ion far Hie appointment nt an erreuU.e ! -SUnitipew waa never a rl™ ot the Iri.b . onlp atalul ami wriKMIhoni.aml auggett- Wwjjuia .... -committee ------- >..-----of • . v-------,i— --------- ii -• । people, and If we look forward very much also of the law that David made in jw £p|aUj>.'^< the privy copncll of Ireland. | We propose to make this an executive ,' I am afraid her suffering will be due to 'Israel. “As his part is that goeth down to Lansing ..." council for the ordinary affairs of the cabl- 'generous extravagance rather than to the imttle, so shall his part be that tarrteth ■ Detroit ireaune-s. When we come to a «tnteof| hv the>tfuff; they shall part alike" (I Sam. I<,,>nd Rsplds pet of the viceroy. War we have to look to three sources—cns-. x*x, 24). --------------------1“- "Every one with one of his bands CONSTITUTION OF THE PARLIAMENT toms, excise, and income taxrn. With re-, gard to customs we propose to leave them ' wrought in the work, and with the other StaiionH. in our hnniLs, so that there can be no difii-: haud held a weajiou." This refers to tbe cully lu adapting contributions so far as ‘ builders and the la'arers of burdens and is , SOUTH. “It has appeared to us to lie highly Incon- cusrotns are concerned. Will regard to! somewhat, explained by the next verse, Kalamazoo Ar.. Surely -lv *thia hl“ "■' work ’••t- — was -° carried on under East Cooper Lv. venleut to alter the numbers of the legisla­ excise, we have in view a proposition to G,,w great difficulties, but, as we have read, Richland June! tive asaembly. If we were to increase the retain cousidcrabie control in our hands Cressey .... which considerable newer will enable Great "The people had a mind to work” (verse 0); Milo .number we do not know what the increase 18. “For the builders every one had his Delton .... 7 ritain to make sure of having aid from ought to be. If we were to reduce it we Ireland if vhe thinks such provision neces- sword girded by his side, and so builded. Clove rtlale run serious risks of causing practical Incon- I ■ary.” and he that sounded the trumpet was by Shultz. vimfences in Dublin, especially at the time j me.” Our Instructions are to have our when »!>.. the finu'linna functions nt of Intamnl internal imwrnnipnt. government This ended the explanation of the bill j lo,Ils about with truth, mid to take the Coats Grove. come to be newly exercised, and when and in hi a a tew few wontsuinmio... words Gladstone closed with - ------- -- --------------- nnu ....__a ' *word of the Spirit, which is the Word of Woodland ... prohdHy there will be a great deal to do. plea for real union and an end to dLs- God. praying always (Eph. vl, 14, 17. 18). Woodbury . .. Via D. L. We therefore leave the number at 103 and dpnl. He said: "Lot me entreat you— We, too, are to bu ever listening for the Lansing we fix lite term at live yeans. We leave tbe ‘ Iwctb my latest breath,I. would so entreat tnimiM t, which may sound any moment ta i Detroit and cast- call us to meet Him in the air (I ’ri —" «Thera. iv, Grand Rapids. Constituency as it is now." | . In-let ------the- dead ------ bury ... the dead, .. • Next as to the legislative council, Glad-I l*bir.d you former recollections of br-guue 10.17), there to .join Him ere He comes with •Stops on signal only. atone said: "We look to the legislativu evils; cherish, love and sustain one another the armica of heaven a-l t he man of waron t Nos. 3 and 6 will not carry passengers unless council ns enabling us to meet the expecta- through all the vicissitudes of human af- j behalf of Israel (Rev. xtx. 14, 15; Ex. xv, provided with freight train p -roilt*. lion that we shall give to the minority fairs in times that are to come.” [Pro- 3>- While the trumpet is silent we are to Freight trains wrU be run nt rhe convenience some means of freer aud fuller considem- ! longed Liberal cheers.) In reply to a! cvcr buikbnrf by winning souls uuto ottbe outnpany. wbd rf-serve the right to change the time of such trains witbofit notice. tion of its views. 1 question Gladstone said that the landqttes- Him. w. B- DJtwncn. Genl Manager. IV. "The work is great and large, aud H. C. FOTTKU. Gen’) F. & T. Why it Wni Made Elective. ‘ion was rescrvedj to the Imperial parllawe are -eixirated upon the wall, one for “The next thing is. shall the legislative nienl for three yenre. from another. ” How every statement Sexton. anti-Parnellite, then row and or council be nominated or elected? We concerning this great work of Nehemiuh came to the conclusion that a nominated a general thing accepted the provisions of comes right to our hearts as laborers council would be a weak council [Admin­ tbe bill. He -did not think Irish members with Got! in building up the church of would be any trouble In parliament once istration cheen.J If it should bo made Christ, which bi His body! Through all weak the council would probably tpjoy a they had homo rule. In the lobbies the bill the world the laborers are scattered, some very short term of existence. We, there­ was generally endorsed by auti-Parnellite3 so very for from others, and in some places and Liberals. The Toriesaaid it was more fore, propose an elective connci], believing so very few laborers, while in many places it to be the only form wherein we can give sagacious and better drawiv than the first none at all as yet. any great force to the vitality of the insti­ bill Liberal Unionists wouM.Jtarf none •JO. “In what place, therefore, ye hear the of it at alt tution. We propose to fix the number at sound of the trumpet, resort ye thither forty-eight with an eight-year term of THE DEATH RECORD. unto us. Our God shall fight for us." office, the term ot the popular assembly be­ Frank Clough, well known Illinois “The Lord shall fight for you, and ye shall ing lewer.” The council constituency was hold your peace,” and it was so manifest composed of persons with a ratable value traveling man, at Decatur, Ills. that the Egyptians said, “The Lord fightof £20, but no voter could vote in more EdwIn C. Packard, pioneer resident In eth for them” (Ex. xiv, 14. IS). “TheLord, than one place. There was no provision the northwest, at Mason City, la. your God. which goetb before’you. He making the council alterable by Irish art Judge John T. Wentworth, prominent ■hall fight for you” (Dcut. i, 80). Such but Irish act could alter the assembly in Mason, at Racine, Wis. facta and wonts as these made Nebemiah respect to electors and constituencies after William Sanderson, widely known strung to strengthen hb-people Never miller throughout the country, at Mil­ strong in ourselves, but always "strong in waukee. the Lord and in the power of His might” in* cases of deadlocks—that - Is, where the Colonel Lewis L. Morgan, one of the (Eph. vi, 10). He will accomplish Hb assembly passea a bill and the council re­ best military critics in Now England, at work in and through uo. . jects it, the assembly again passing it after New Huven, Conn. 31. “So we labored in the work.” And an interval of two years, a joint aawion Henry C. De Mille, the well-known In due time thi wall was finished, for ths must be held and a majority of that session playwright, at New York. work was wrought of God (chapter vl, 15, will decide the fate of the bill. Appeals as P. 2kL Fox, a veteran railway man7 at 16). Consider well the difficulties, sec the to the validity of laws lie to the privy coun­ Evanston, Illa. treachery within (chapter vi. 18, 10)as well cil of the viceroy, under the initiative of H. G. HoLLENDRDd, one of the oldest as the enemies without the camp, aud con­ the viceroy or micretary of state, and music dealera in tbe country,! at Little template Nebemiah and bis God until you in composing thia privy council, or judicial Rock, Ark. can bear Him say to you as He said to committee, duorregard must be paid to Um Hon. John F. Dunn, wealthy pioneer of Jeremiah, “Say not I am a child, for thou different elamenta of nationality. ahaltgo to nil that 1 shall send thee, and Florida, at Ocala, Fla. In Caae of a Cla*hlac Law. Joseph L. Lowry, inventor of the Low­ whatsoever I command thee thou shalt Then there is a ebu^se the effect of which speak; l>c not afraid of their faces, for I am la that If the Irish legislature should pass ry pumping engines, at Pittaburg. with thee to deliver thee, saith the Lord. Colonel Charles C. Orr, wealthy citi­ They shall fight against thee, but they any act in any way contrary to jwta of the imperial parliament, such law shall be zen of Sioux City, la‘ ' HIS NEW MEASURE F0H DOME RULE, SOAR and it does ju^t c^a'tT,s f°r .. v v,.o, ■ili V SOAP. ' ’ Atjk your Grocer (or it, and insist op having it. THE BEST SOAP MADE FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES. MADE ONLY BY N.K.FAIRBANK & CO. Chicago, i ATM ORDER . of North Pukot.i, r»what Is being uceomin the tied River Valley' t the i’rubatu Office. hundred aijd* ninety ruKtronir. .fudge of Kiehnrd Huffintltlou <lulv verified W" or the h**aring of »»td al law of falil itecieasi iideresta-d in said iti uion mat market out •ilATOK’S-Al.K. i that I • lirt.lt »ell at pute iHiJiituniay, 1MB. nt fa rtni|s«-» of •f Hastings. In said e juuiv, iy tliere t>e. why the prAyer may nut be granted. And 't'-red. that said petitioner give penmi S imerrsteil in sal<l estate, of the pendency of said petition, and tlio hearlug >hereof by i-awtng a copy of this order to be pii'dHUcd In the Hastings Bannkii a news- weeks previous to .aid day nt bearing. >t nutiiority granieddf me eceaibcr. A D. I*©.’, by (A true copy ) CUAKl.KS W. AKM.silUiJfU. Judge of Probate. .Do you Know? north w. «t quarter ft, ot.r [I] tint til Uf ittatulur seventy-one m s lomr That more ills result from an 'Unhealthy Liver than any >‘ii of ’hr other cause-In digestion. Consti’• pation. Headache,. Biliousness, and Malaria usually attend it. Dr. Sanford’s Liver’lnvigorator . is a vegetable specific for Liver Disorders and tneir accompanvft cures thousands Nebeaitai:. ing evils, ( why not be one of them? Take /Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator. .. .tad recorded io the/ Your Druggist will supply you. mortaari-son nua«-3.w. >.u wbk ii ; Mich igan Central tlitrty -five ilollsrs *»]"st I punted 1 •xlil iirTt^iitc. ami no action or proceeding [ . ,ir iu nj.iity having been instituted io reo r tin? il< *■ < ured bj Mid ffiorlgagr ur any :n-r,w.j. Notice t« Ontrehy given that by ““ ” .. ........................ Ths h'tagarj Falls Route. - \z£ |a£ Sa !“x 15c'* Hastings ... -.de ।: the t.u>rt<iged.prem!«e« the’eln <lescril»-! blrh sale will be mart* a tthe north ■ :- •rutlilie Co trt Home In the City of U43II11C', I’.i.rrtyof Harry and State ol M e-.lgun, ■ ..it lu the place of holdlbt; the ClKflit C' urt 1 rl’.irrvt “.iniy.al yu' lir auction, by the sher1. ■ >u'i -oui>t) .nn Saturday, the eighteenth -lay h-l'nnn. t«>. at twelve >’«iock uoon ot 4 <lav }u s.t'Kfy the aniuunt which shall then ihi-i'ti sill «nortgnge with Interest, Costs. . -I of Cale log«-ther with thirty live •UrlhgJ. attorney f>e as snotilzted In «aid tn .ttzttc. T:;cprrtni'> arc <re:ertbrd as fol- Stations. s.:n.lp.ni ,p.m.fp.m.|x.ni i*7 I'.'i 2.1i| 6 38111.391 9.23 Us|5 |i galas: m.l*.m.!p m.ip.n>.!pjiL JU»| mt'tXftil 9.U3I 1.00 «v . Accqlks G. Dutch Process No Alkalies 443 All tbe tulloulug described lands, sltutitu and •■■•m? lu t'i“ihmiUy of Oarryand State.of MichiXaO- The west half of the Muth-west quarter of ■-.'.Ion nineteen, Ih towustiip two north ranee ten w»ett cnntal<>iiiK etehty acres of land uccurilijtiRtotne Uiiltrii States survey, and twenty . ru'uff the south end of the west fractional i.i!f of lite northwest quarter of section number' ’iitietrcu in township two north nu>KH ten w«-st ■uttaloiitR In all one huud-ed acres of Mud. be I 'h" «ame more or less. Dated, NovemocrSSad. IMS. 4 - JA— Other Chemicals «re used in the preparation of Jl I.IA B.tiCOVILLE, Mortgagee. Attorney for MortguKee. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALK. ■n the matter of the estate of David N- Lake. Notice Is hereby .riven that I shall sell at | buhllc auction toftnc highest bidder. otYTussday 1 •-•1st dav ot February. A. D., 1883.. :' ten o’clock. In the forenoon at the imi.-e of the Judge of Probate In the iity of Hastings tn the county of Barry, In the state of Michigan, pursuant to li .-u-c and authority granted to me on the Tilth < of December. A. D. toy Ute Probate , ■ irt of Barry county, Michigan, all of the 1 ite. right, title and leterestcf tbe said de< .-used of. in and to the ren! estate situate mid 1 ing in the eoimty. of Barry, in the state of ■Michigan, kiuau and described as foltonn. W. Baker & Co.’s which io absolutely pure and soluble. It has more than three times the strength of Cocoa niixc-«l with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is far more economical, costing less than one cent a eup. It is delicious, nourishing, and easilt T!i- north IiaII ol the north half of section I: i si'nir thirty three iu township three north of I abte eight west excepting one hundred acres ft i.iud heretofore convened by David N. Lake rsT »-r II lw.*e. off aud from tile west end »:i<! Ii prree of land eighty rods north and Fonth by twenty rods east and west oil of and from the • i-t <-n-l heretofore conveyed by David N. lake I- Michael Hones, containing fifty acres of land, t ■ the same more or k«M. • , Dated. Hastings. Mich.. Dec. 29th. A. D.. l«I. Chas. H. Haukh. Administrator. MORTGAGE SALK. . Default having been made In Ute eruditions ■>l a certain mortxnge mode by Patrick St John to Mary T. Goodyear, dated July 17lh. A. D.. l«90,>n<l recorded in the office uf the register ot •■••eds.for the county ot Barry and state of Michigan, on the tath day of July. A. D., I WO. tn liber 33 of mortgages, ou page 157. on which inart gage there is claimed to be due at the date this notice the sum of elghty-one dallartt anti llflv ouecents, and an attorney's fee of fifteen ■iollars prmided for in said mortgage, and uo suit or proceedings at taw having tweii tustituted to reenter the moneys secured by raid mortgage or aav part thereof. Now. therefore. Uy virtue of the noser of sale contained in said imrtgxre, and the statute In such case made amt pr wilted, notice Is hereby given that 0:1 Saturday, the eighth day of April. A. D. 1M>3. nt ten rfclock In the forenoon. I shall sell at public mictlnn to the hlgnest bidder, ru the north trout do.>r of the court botw In the city ot Has­ tings. Michigan, (that betag the place where the > lrru’;t corfrt for Barry county u holdeu], th»pri im«ra du'eilbed In said mortgage, on so Ittocii rent av may be necessary to pay the amount dul on raid mortgage, with seven per rent. Interest, and all legal easts, together with an attorney's fee of fifteen dollars covenan­ ted for therein, the premises being described I n said mortgaee as all that certain lot, piece and parrel of land situate in the township of Hope in the county of Barry »ad State <<» Michigan.and known and described as foltow*: The • until wist quarter of the north wesi quar­ ter of section thirteen [13] town two (X! north range nine [3] west, Barry county. ' I /; yGoopveak. Mortg igve. PiiiurT. ftoutRovjt. Attorney f >r Mortgagee. Dated January 7tb. UBX Cocoa, ^619 DIOBSTKD. Sold by Crocera everywhere. W. Baker & Co., Dorchester, Man. Scientific AmerlMB Aoeiwy for CAVKATS, DESIGN PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, «toJ by a noUoo rivan free of charge tn tbo Scientific American T t clreulatb.n of any sc'.enUflc paper in the gtraests® rare BEECHAM’S PILLS W * uOlUOTll Chicazc, Kalanaioc & Sigaw -i x5 RESTOEATin RBMK. DfLMILES’NBVINE tbujl bo-rub �iFire sale Cloaks, Shawls and Clothing. Suits, Pant t, Boots, Shoes, Felts, and Rubbers. TREMENDOUS BARGAINS & ests, IN - UNDERWEAR --- ro*— TWO - STORES. - BAILEY - AND - TINKLER - BLOCKS. IMPROVE THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. That tlw dentil [tenuity would deter ijwano be appniprtnttet for ' due piirpiw*X ’onto. L A formal oailnc woe then Art w-ih expected Enoch Andrus was i ,ordered 1Rmrmi which resulted in toe nomination ple ftmn ^uumittimr the ’riinw of n«trder This ameudiuimc wne voted Town by a ; muninated u County .Srnaol Commteeiuner uf — Enoch Andrew. toe present etnnmisatnn- I do not aaliev-. When men murder they itrlctly <temncnulc maturity of three tu one; at the repobitean enunry -wwiflim iaet ‘IBnrsda^ Fdhmtary rSgj. w, ih follows: Enoch Andru». U: W. L ■Hther fa nnt intend to be .saughr. or they The dranocrate milt !nve the -dd soidler. v-’sk. Mr. Andrm ban proven tnmtieif Marble. •*: John iZarvwtiJ I. are cntitely reordieM of theenowi'ii':!•••''». • j just die man for the pfaee. [uallfled in toe leaet. ’.Vliile be im plodding Uiuig >m . 'hi motion rhe ennv-ntion adjourned Sime talk ae chough ittiprlaoumKir far ate t'leveiauifsiStteinpt to lolihy die repeal every way tor tom respnnstbte position, I toe ureet rndway rrdck.i • the republican j were an nunjehment. Those who toinit the tirontinguf toeedn-mcun of me youth that tan have bur a poor idea if the -man (roily car with. JuHthm Hnnirer ae momr- i of the silver bill dimiudl Mie ■•Iforts of of toe cmiutry,. the guiding of their minde turion of the hunrm .’utnd. They dm nut IJenteiuuit Dlelilnuun. line iwrn severely The attendance was ex.milent tnineutaroeer will corae rolling .dung out then Mr. , tn proper channels of tltnugiic for toe upmite that rnii' brings its own btujiHhI Grere lUUHt either get >uf the truck or be- i criticieefi >ui Ul sides, and it ia doubcfld llftllig at the race, and sending out into in< toe r-ry short notice xtveu. Much In- meur. and that . trtne 1» lot own --ward. E'DlTORlAL. ISTOTES. 1 rename. A track with j if any pnealdunt; in the future will so far the world young men and women Jettrr teresc wm taten in the proceedings by ail So-Mraa mental or phrdiml anutii.Mi s ____ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------prepared •« mwe the .duties and auviim— ------------------------ ——. Mr. G-rw.e .in k Esr^i ;dl uitentH and pur- ‘ fantM bin dignity m to send flihhytete tuneerned. the man who ia <niitT of mur­ uihiiim rtf an .utwnncing elvUltatinn. Ih :i, John Carreto mid that lie wae ptetnmd der. ami lives ten years in pritem under a tooMttm te «■____‘ ,Swir ®Wit Tha rapuldlrane ' serum any IcgiHlotluii Ke may demro. pnsitiun frangtit with grave tvapnnHilliJltias. to iuuiw th« tiu*re wan me mon presenr. lifter ■Hratenre. md <Urs a natural death, 'nw-mmuM-.-MUMl w> »r WillUi.. «“»«l««»« ».it ™ ®urr ante or! --------- S--------------------Thnngh not eonnectly actively with the , tha; i;jprwi'.afieit the fact ton:. he Carvetin .ludterv u*u-roiit more tdun the muti v*ii> is. .upitUHf Jordan was.catlcit iiefare toe state, dm proper man in charge of toe iw-j Secretary Footer te nnC at oil alarmed s-hitad room, yet Mr. Andrus more -han : wmid tnaka die best County ?chnni Cam- buna tor rhe -ume crime. The one ie a any man in toe county is 'called upon to ' mirei<mer. and modestly admitted that he senate T-aewtuy afternoon, aud marly toe : anrt' d<*lr success ih sMonet. The ac- ■ .owrtoe gold dtuuflnn. He says Mint the lengthened farhirv. the-irter a momrutar? name tha ones who dud! be entitled to j would. »mr. The <me ia natures pani>Timrac wJmleafajmnnn session wae-devuted m ite; t'ou ianla convention bus dmpilded hsnka of Vew Tortc have iHO.ilOH.tem teach the yonto of thia county. He liae Tur theerfate eoouaitfad: toe ocher the ef, ' •nowUte ...... . .... ...... ... r-^nn (Up tWHite being ... that Mr. .' itinrT„m inaOBra ..<inul.4i.«~Ohl.« ^middiwaidy. _—’ Detroit Tribune. ■ given, naarty me whole time tn the office. ' tecr. oft me imn^man', contrivance. I Save ami tas performed . hte dtxttaa faartesniy I SJ>rrQrt-'*1,9 BatoNiwi: Jordan wan declnred unr legally alertout. " ; and <!tnwcipntiuneiy.' «nd no one .tan truth!*«riy «vwy session of the legistanxre i hdl faith iu tft» jteijis- <tf «Mwf. ami wonid The greunttH far imneafaur Jnntan wem ' recent exposure of toe bribery amt tally say that ne has anc. Though nut; die advocates of .tapitni pnntehmimt v*;- m:c out vhnrt Ute* piintetimeut which jmir to foitewet That there bad luren no ■awRMMtan cnunecteit with file cnuMtruc| above the tlnbHIfcy to err which ;s -nrauann * ’tgnrous etfcrt to have far itaith penalty ; tare wmid meet out to the hanUtadl <nnram uctoe prohibition onnventtan: toao; aon rtf Panama canal enuneem inany-of Addition*! Local Scwi. fa all humanity, yet without doubt hn con- ft,r ‘-rime of murder rmmacteit lu titiit i That the tnttn who dnliberafuiy taBwmvmutan luuiuatberai regularly cailL j “*»< J>*d*ite men in in too murder in m>r rtt fa rmej E will out ddny nuatfoner chan any man u Barry tnnnty. adiftuf ttattofom the nnmtaatiun tout not |*fWlnrtleWWf1 linughr. and a press Ofang iua term «>f mflee fat boa woriud have become more frequent, that toe death Lt.dtaw not tUduw,. however that the dare been legally.mode, and diac mma caat far1 *,MUi»te<t. wIiomh Mdeexiatence wan co <teap an entoiutiumu among the teachers and puuuity deters people from cummitxing shouiu Uli hmr. B; te lwtc far that -*hw» of hun on the prohtliidiui rirtet were void. ’ “u““ whool worltero that !iaa never before oeen murter. and toat.peopie guilty of that erumnmte I pteiul. tmt bw muar w i> tn Tr iaowu. Dfaotets iinve no aae ;M1W 4jr ■ dam of crimes an? not ft to live and <te- «iue lauuid wbunj Ur <Ui Ote buatiienmc. didan af mfitict. Fonilnami Je Lesaepn. teachers wnn taught -far revenue only wrve hanging. These, brtetfy stated, ue Tw Iiuite «f ui|f prt-sma human 'A ttemninimt french ontineer. who huh »they can be wippited with temfaere who the x-gmnencu anted why the itite Mimild iiimtw* Djiii ant ttiuk would have i c^ilW*n faremnoc in advnnatintf and pushimc etfe-ti in tth« balimre uf a» ■.•’riz^ns. have become entoiwiaace tn their wort, make it toe duty .>C its officers to take rhe Til r—ouwMieh Site .pMtec wmidl nereteiand wtawr interest in dtete luEe. rtoet uat lives «f murter-rx White it ia auucii to toinlc tout a num ;। the I’JMwtnictSon of toe .-anal hoa been, sen«aje. when whnni elates far the night Is bos been at tease tarty-^even years rare row. <mnnhie of enimmong umider; •»» 3uwc be tiiweamd after lie ia Mtcted .town tenrad. todve years in primin and pay .1 , Aadrw is » iCtoluate >f <>l± v«c <nd- since the tenih. □emuty foC 1>C dw rhe itMMcma. For the dure to xuxc*.i«in' to wnrk. yec we'tanunc but innk ac if in Heavy tine. The same sentence win paiMed '.earn. Huh been, a very sueeesBfnl teacher, mur-ter woe faoueited in this M. There tint adtimi <i< aunuM far any ofaun. any ocher light, than, oh being toe juac to­ ipnn lite son Clteriwi and X ErfteL fer*.■:««.. L du out chink wott'd uii anacDve. cnerwriu man. interested n ar* an ttacrftes showing mac omfaere «epC in the tarwc .f edwwlnn and he nuriit to im &ave nerensed in contoiiuenes. That ward of any own. who throw* primupitw ; ilinand de Lemeps tutu nnr yet liean in­ '■«* ntude fauuu» Ike mom vaT»m:.’i« • ia M , mure murders are cnmmittast in the “ ” Biu Tlte right] to aprt piarfarnw co one Mde and ad.vncat«H farmed. <if toe sentence upinat him. and -'W a city of iot .ta» UaHtinip te w«y toe!|cted by toe people ,jf aijl tta eniaing dtaamu ammaiiy now. toun previous to that time L ■ aka lite in seif deftmee i I think is aimasr (•nycAinq and' cmrryflMMti than wUi enaUte | ic will pmhably ant- be leceentedl a» IS Ih literary-. It *me SMidtiwpon’, mtttier antTinsayy udmittirL Them are etnpiiito not itoidlC Dtac the mnwies of toe ’ tonugfle. that lie lit on hih death, bed. and- Dtefams <*lut» and u Chntnnqun ritaht Mm to> -4H& i nzM otflae. people learn more ef toe detada of wrfi ! titins of society wtign fai taka IiA- by pdu• Them cannot jm u» ruunii vtuf m cunlie authority is pruiApiy| justUfabie. ?is•■: murder committed xteo 'Itote a number of repnblSannn frnni A naw trfpple alliance iue Im b not the eumlitiba of tftiiuc* ia this state. ■temtuHlnn of a ouhV* foruiklng lite p<dlc> Haadnas will attend tor linnonec of the Thu people <»f this daae are able tu :ry. iietween Biuuon, France and toe aceftlirui citih in Demur neat Merteesday. cal honor and aumhuntL nnd gzabUlug convict anu etnidna criminal cia^n- ui-i. viciously far puUUc office, by. advacating ianm. which- if maintained" will thereby. xrve ofI "tie g[i)tmtiim pueeibte -ui prWKplMH ritac he must nppnw. ter toe £tf? lodge X. at .Vadtvllte principles nr die cliree parties upon. which States hue received memrani'es from, iwit* jnptl neat invitations far » tall and nipper Mr. Jordan ran ter nfflra ire opposed G* ' of rhe foreign.' powers interested, until otaT- »• be given the 'hind. at toe opera bruise. Hercules nreftMtm. from tofa .dry wilt farThe immnu of tn ________ _________________ •Writ ocher. Oxtauxiv Mr. .Iordan eauhi : 4f «»d through, criinwiponitenen. at inp«OQon. and toe______ _ ~ aac rtnwetentinnMy teur the free -innage >*rt 4y farce « aeerewnry. mpuanc inter­ kiiidii of bnsmew Have Ijern revutaKotdiMdL terence faun any Iumpean or other power, i Ifaieh an xdUai Hastings Banner. 'tot hdta any fiiHinn in Ida. L'liat wan lite ; itrengfa in the convention and will be me j *«»a«nietH at die pnite. Efa te a miditta-or, die-mad populist and uot to- be tearod in | �FI reman’s rtaoee Feb. ±in<I. S3, in Meaner There Is no fixed time In life when PERSONAL MENTION. Bras, building. Hastings, Mich. .Bill for spectacles should be used, tbe time to use dance 75 emta. Supper 50 cents per Mr*. T. J. Bush was In Middleville Fri­ them Is when you cannot see as well uonple at Ford’s hotel. without them as with them. Only the day. ■ 6. :S<,3. Thursday, Frbn L. E. Knappen was In the city Mon- vefy beat eye glasses should be worn. Now wt« invite yon to call aud inspect There are no better spectacles In the w. a. coor. • r u-w -t.ick of crockery and glassware . i w-t- if we haven't the best and cheapFred Grcbie was in Kalamazoo yester­ world than those sold by John Bessmrr, Jeweler and optician.* • f .» k,t jou ever saw; Our new dinner day. ■is are great bargain*. Owing to the Internal dissensions the Fred Kurtz, of Kalamazoo, is in tbe Hams A Vam. Aaman. Edwin Ferry Theatre Company, adver­ city. it Is repotted that Charles Dwight Mra. D. S. Goodyear is In Grand Rapids tised to appear in Kalamazoo Saturday evening did nof appear, the date being droppcdwJviMt <>n fh<} streets of Chicago to-day. cancelled. We understand that four of yotenlH.v. Mr. Dwight formerly resided Miss Williams was in Grand Rapids the gentlemen players struck for higher in this city and Is well known here. Of Friday. wages, and a ticket home at the dose of late he ba\been very successful on the Mrs. G. W. I.owry went to Middleville, tint season, which would have been nt of tTrhde in Chicago anil has to-day. Kalamazoo. The manngeipent would not smassed u large fortune. We trust that Dr. Young, of Nashville, was here yes- grout the demands and the com puny was the report h not true. disbanded for the season. ' tvrday. ■ The farmers of Burry county ire iv­ Miss Lydia Geiger spent Sunday in The Michigan press association Is plan, s;a«ctfnlly invited to cotuo to our office nlng to take iu the world's fair In a body, j Nashville. and inspect a new itigmious aud’ cheap ’Frank Colo is Imine from Ypsilanti for a as their annual trio this rear..-They pro-1 force spray pump, for fruit trees and pose u> take uno of the new steel steamers ' other pur}io.-es. Full directions given on bhurt time. the mixtures ch lx> used on different kinds Mrs. Fred Parker was to . Kalamazoo i •at Detroit for Mackinaw and from there I another steamer for Chicago. There prep«»: iruicw .Wednesday. aratlons are on foot to occupy f»A a week. ; HAkn^os ENGiNEht Ikon Wobk#. Ira VanValkenburg was in Grand Rap­ more or less, one entire Kotcl of enure Uat uat of or thf tire blynci «>r j. , Tire Hastings National Bank on and af­ ids Monday. the Michigan C\ lumblan club nt which, lOCtS. per y<i. ter Feb. Olli. 18IW, will pay 4 percent luMis. Will Pallet, of Nashville, was in about one-third regular rates have been of- i tereatou lime d(*{>uslts payable on deimiml the city this week, fared.- The use ot the steamers for the Absolutely Pure, wiUtout notice 'Interest compound every U. E. Bidlac, pf Spring Lake has been three or four days’ trip around the lakes i -.1 tartar .taking pAwder. Ilighrst three months if desired. Any amounts has been tendered practically free of visiting in the city. Irav vTiiitg’-Lat«nt t ultwl received and interest computed from day charge. A most delightful trip Js hi pros­ ivermneni FtttKi KVtK»t%. Frank Reed of Chicago, is visiting his Wall St.. N. Y. ui deposit. . pect. . parents iu the city. W. D. Hayes, Cashier. An Important condition of success with Dr. J. C. Andrus was in Battle Creek C/zTbe Michigan Whip Co. has just paid bouse plants Is the temperature of the on business Friday. Its stockholders a good dividend, besides room. It should be kept as regular as Frank Hilbert, ot Woodlaud, was here adding over 35000 to its surplus fund, possible, excepting that it may be a few which will hereafter lx- large enough to on business Friday. degrees lower at night, but nut more than \i'till anti the world laughs make tbe concern'’eas)'' financially. Not Miss Engles, of Muskegon, is the guest five to ten degrees. Most living rooms j very bad for a concern .with a cabltal of of Miss Genie Browu. are kept at a temperature much higher , with you.’ Cough and .you only $20,000. The Walter’s raw hide than can be maintained during cold nights. will anno^ everyone around halttrs are great sellers and the demand is Frank Woodmansee, of Vermontville, Use effect of which Is bad. The plants or­ was In the city Tuesday. dinarily grown indoors do not require ou. and the chances are that sonie­ constantly on. the increase. Minor Layton, of Muskegon, was present more than 00 degrees. If lowered during Lafayette Jownsend bad his fingers will advise yo\t to go to FRED quite the night to 50 degrees it will not Injure badly-frozen last week while Intox- at the parly Tuesday night. I. HEATH, the_ druggist and <lcated. it was at first reported that his u-Mlss Maud Bentley spent. Sunday with them. Considering the difficulty of con­ trolling the temperature to a regular even would have to be amputated, but Miss May Putman, of Nashville. a bottle o! that cough medi- hand head would suggest maintaining a range we are glad to say that such Is Hot the cine that He recommends. They case. We hope that the experience may Henry G<»odycar, of Grand Rapids, has of from 50 to 05 degrees, when the plants may be grown quite satisfactorily. be a lesson to a|l who attempt to gratify been visiting liere for a few days. Hastings Banner CLEflRINQ SA1LE of--- - DRY GOODS A Wreckage of Prices Unparallelled. ^AKIfla POWDER DRESS GOODS Choice of new lot of 88 Inch Henriettas, 20ct». 52 inch Serges wortli’$1.25, all go for 93ctk 28 pieces fine Henrietta Goods in 3, 6 and 8 yd. lengths HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR Going at fi price. LOT of CORSETS, 1 Worth 50 and 85 cents, all go for 38 cents. COMFORTABLES: Former price J^l.00 and $1.35, now 68 cents. BLANKETS, • I i Worth $1.00, now 65 cents. BOOTS and SHOES: i tell you it'has cured them and . cure you. It cures coughs. j <?uhis and all throat and lung ■»t-.:ubles. and by the way. did you j r ver see more of this kind of troubpe then we have had this winter? : ri 1 L is the leading druggist of li’-jny Co. All patent medicines a ivertised in this paper are sold 1 . him. and all ■ free samples of iMEDICINE FRED L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST. DON’T ALLOW AGENTS i -<ti*ii<-ir pianos and cheap organs to deceive you. Buy Standard Made Pianos, ! HARDMAN, FISCHER, ■ HARRINGTON AND .STARR. • ALSO CELEBRATED Lehr Seven Octave Organ Piano, Ami FARRAN'D & VOTE.Y Organs. i ‘■'•rtespondcnce solicited. C. E. INGERSON, Acfxi. Nashville, Mich. When In GRAND RAPIDS stop at ThE KENT •finite UNION DEPOT. -FtcxtdH ftB.OOFor Day, Free Baggage Transfer. New House .''tram Heat and Electric Bells. Rooms 50 BEACH A BOOTH. LOCAL NEWS. • aXQWLdTION Thia week, 76 quires. .Ilcioafter, changes for advertisements inti't reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Little giants! See them! Little giant school shoes. ILittie giant's are warranted. Little giant at W. and B., the one?prlce Additional locals on inside page thia Week. < their appetite by strong drink. Mrs. Ray Dunlap has been visiting her The tariff on eggs, as a stimulous to In­ husband's parents In Vermontville. dustry on the part of the American hen, u-Mlss Una Quinn returned from her is a diamai failure. The fruits of her en­ visit In Allegan Thursday evening. deavor are now more expensive than Joseph Ptlug, foreman of the Banner oranges, jet she shows no laudable am­ bition lo make hay while the sun shines. job rooms, was In Grand Rapids .Satur­ She has shown the same old disposition to day. shirk while the weather is cold.—Grand Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Cook, of Yankee l^edge In dependant. Springs, are visiting relatives in the city. Tlte fanners' Institute held at Nashville Mrs. Merrick Reed has so far recovered Tuesday and Wednesday was not largely attended owing to tbe weather and bad from hen recent operations as to be able to coodillon of the roads. . All present ride out. Mrs. Quick who has been visiting her though declare themselves well repaid for their trouble in getting there. The papers .sisters the Misses Wolfs, left for Hart read were alt Interesting amt instructive, Tuesday, <. giving those present something to carry- „'S4Im Hattie Hotchkiss• .prolonged her hoiffe and think nf. visit and did not return to Aurora until Monday. The prospects are that there will be Mias Margaret Townsend and Miss considerable building going on in this city this year, several houses being contem­ Joslin visited friends in Middleville over • plated which will add greatly to the beauty Sunday. Mrs. D. McNaughton went to Grand of the city. Several contractors have told us that they would be busy this year on Rapids Monday returning Wednesday af­ woik already contracted, and that while ternoon. there was no brass band boom yet the Louis J. Goodyear aud Orlie Van Horn year of 1893 would probably record ns are home from the university for a few large an amount of butldidg as bad beet! days visit. done in this city In many years past. Mrs. Julia Reeder, ot Grand Rapids. Is Tfie Michigan Political Science As- visiting In the city the guest of Miss sMlatlon organized at Lansing. Dec. 29, Genie Brown. 1893. will hold its first ibrettog at Ann P. A. Hahn was made a Knight Tem­ Arbor the21st aud 22nd of this month. plar by DeMolal commandery last week.— An interesting and Instructive program Grd. Rapids Herald. has been prepared. Up to date there are123 members. The object of the associa­ vMiss Gertrude Stebbins Is home from tion is for the investigation and discussion Muskegon and is entertaining Mrs. W. D. of questions of history, government, Kelley from that city. economies, and jurisprudence. All inter­ ; Ron. P. T. Colgroye was at Grand Rap­ ested in the above subject win be more ids Friday and spdke at the Lincoln Club than repaid for attending. banquet In tbe evening. An Important ami * very interesting Editor Myers?of the Caledonia News, series on "Getting On in Life.” by William spent Friday In the city and made our Mathews, is begun In this week's issue office a very pleasant call. of’flarper's Young People. A front-page Mrs. Ella Bowen's mother. Mrs. Drallett picture in the same lumber is ot Mr. Gladstone and one of/hls grand children, and sister Miss Drallett, of Bellevue, are drawn from a recetrr photograph. Julian visiting Iter for a few days. Ralph gives Yt charming account of the Messrs. Murray's, of Grand Rapids, beginnings of Helena. Montana, with were in the city last week on business Illustrations. And there is an attractive with the Chair and Table Co. Variety °f Stories, poems, short articles, Mrs. R. B. Dunlap who has been visit­ etc. , ing In the clty leaves to day for Ellsworth, Judging from their facts there was a near Petoskey where her husband has a great many happy boys and girls In this position. city Tuesday, Valentine day. The post­ Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jordan. Mr. and office was crowed after school hours and it kept the clerks hustling to hand out the Mrs. Hitchcock and Mesdames Fred Bar­ mail tor the eager youngsters. It was low and Will Huffman spent Sunday in amusing to see some of the bashful lads Bedford. looking out the comers of their eyes and l^Messrs. r Keeler and Johnson. MRs trying to appear unconcerned while his Spaulding' and Miss Maud Young, of best girl marched out with the valentine, Middleville, attended the Y. M. S. C., hop he had been saving his money to buy. in Tuesday night. her hand. Some of the boxes were loaded, William Cartlidge. of Irving, was in the especially the school ma’am's. ’ city Saturday. He is working on the lu response to numerous inquiries At­ World’s fair buildings An Chicago and re­ turns there this week. torney-General Ellis has announced that, for the spring election, tickets bearing Miss ’Maud Young was In Hastings the names of the candidates for tbe su­ Monday, aud formed a class in German. preme Justice. regents of.the university, She also has a class in this village on circuit judge and county commissioners Thursday.—Middleville Sun. of schools, must be printed under tbe supervision of tlte county election com­ *'-Nel. Parker expects to leave this week missioners. while separate tickets, on for an extended visit in California. He which shall appear the names of candi­ will be the guest of Ed. Holbrook, for­ dates for the city, village or township, merly of this city, while there. commissioners are provided for under the ‘•Miss Sarah Horton, who has been spend­ statute. Separate ballot loxes for the two ing the winter in this city left Monday classes of tickets must be orovlded. for Chicago where she will enter a whole­ We hope that the agitation for a new Read Q, D. Spaulding's adv. if yon are opera house will result In something-^jaaterial before some one.gets nflt and puts c'tyr bargains. up some rattle-trap, affair that will be a/ Examine the inside pages for Interesting disgrace to the city. Mr. Dorr Mudge ufws this week. • has made the people- of this city a very Neighboring county news on inside reasonable offer as regards an opera house, one that they will not get a gain very soon. Pages this week. Opera houses as a general thing are un­ 'm h what O. I). Spaulding has to offer. profitable. Mr. Mudge will erect one Eiir bargains read his adv. that will be an ornament to the city for Both banks in theclty are now paying 4 all time to come. Everyone wbo has not l"’r cent. Interest on certificates ot deposit subscribed to the bonus should do so. no matter whether the opera house is erected .Black Pepsine for increasing the supply In the east or west end of town. Self-in­ "f butter at Fred L. Heath's, the drug- terest should not retard a very needed im­ gfcL provement. "Mrs. Cora B. Powers has purchased the At the banquet of the Lincoln Club.' in residence of Mr. David Ecylesymer, on Grand Rapids Friday night Hon. P. T. Colgrove. of this city, president of the Always smoke Ed. Powers No. 85 cigar. slate republican league, was one of the Always Ute same; always the best 5 cent speakers, responding to tbe toast "Union ciicar in the United States. is Strength. Organization Is Power, The C. K. * S. train was stuck In a work or the Republican league." The si|ow bank near Milo Friday morning last, press of that city printed ills speech in full aud referred to It in a very compli­ artil was several hours late. mentary manner editorially, pronouncing The worst storm can be braved If you It one of the beat speeches of the even­ nre tilted out with one of our Inverness ing. This Is all the more complimentar}K-os.-amers. They are sure to give satla- because of fhe fact that among the speak­ , faction. L. E. Stavffkbers were Gov. Rich, Ex-Governors Jerome. The Riverside cemetery company desire Alger, Luce. Gen. B. M. Cutchejjn, and to hire a sexton for the coming year, who Rev. Washington Gardner. Tbe praises will be able to devote bis whole time to of the press in regard to Mr. ikdgrove’s the business for a fixed salary. Anyone toast were worthily bestowed, -for It was aud eloquent desiring to apply should see Julius Busaell, certainly tlie chairman of the executive committee. effort. sale millinery house previous to her sea­ son's work. The many friends of Art Griffin, former­ ly ot this city, will regret to leant that he Is dangerously sick In Indiana. He has been sick since last September and his recovery Is doubtful. George Black and Miss Grace Clark re­ turned from a visit In Ann Arbor Tuesday. Mr. Black left for bls homo in Centralia, Washington, Wednesney night after a short visit in the city. Mr. Truman Williams for ao long a resident of this city will move to Battle Creek this week and make that his future home. Mr. Williams has many friends here wbo regret to see him leave. I will sell my house and two lots near furniture factory on very reasonable terms. For further particulars write to or inquire ot C. G. Smitu. Hastings, Mich. Notloe. Having purchased the notes, books and accounts of the late firm of Cairns, Temple A Cd. would respectfully announce to all persons who are indebted to said firm to call at once and settle the same. You will find me for a short time at the store of Temple & Nelson, Prairieville Mich. J. E. Cairn*. Dated, Prairieville, Feb. 1st, I SUS. ’ The firm of Calnrs, Temple A Co., of Prairieville. Mich, have this day by mu­ tual consent dissolved partnership, J. E. Cairns retiring. The business will here­ after be carried on by Temple and Nelson, they assuming ami paying all debts that may exist against said firm of Cairns, Tern- I pie and Co. J. E. Caikxm. 1 cane men’s kip boots, hand sided, formerprice $3: you may have them for $1.75. 1 ease men’s hand made kip boots, worth $2.50, go for $1.50. 1 case men’s calf boots worth $2.50, now $1.43. Men's over shoes, 50 cents. Ladies’ shoes at your own price. ODD LOT OF CLOTHING TO SELL CHEAP OR GIVE AWAY. 5. 6, 7 and 8 dollar shawls, choice for, $4.93. Lace Curtains from yjcts. to $10 pr Visit us and. make money in getting the Bargains we offer you. NO DAMAGED GOODS. SPAULDING’S Popular Dry Goods Housh Geo. N. NklsoN. Dated, Prairieville. Feb. 1st 1883. ANNUAL CL05INQ OUT SALE A BIG CHANCE TO SAVE MS The above sign is over our door, and means some thing to every man that needs clothes. "ARDEST WINTER in fourteen years—1two months yet vet of cold weather weathe n AVE you seen the overcoats in our window at H $6.60 worth not less than $10.00, also our $8— $9—$10 suits at $6.00, We are bound to close them out. • \Y/F !\ A THI S not for fun—not because Wl— UxJ I Ulv we enjOy this sort of selling goods—but because there is no other choice left for us, because its hard to sell suits and overcoats now, because we must sell them now or carry them over until next year Black Pepslne for Increasing the supply of butter at Fred L. Heath's, the drug­ gist. Don't fall to read The Hidden City which will be the best serial story ever published tn the Banner. Hon. Clement Smith. Judge of the cir­ cuit court in this judicial circuit, was In tbe city yesterday on his way from Mar­ shall to Charlotte where he holds court this week having held a special term at Marshall Monday and Tuesday for this circuit. . He gave the Journal office a pleasant call this afternoon. Judge Smith is making an excellent impression both upon the bar and the genera) public, in performance of hla duties, upon the bench. —Battle Creek Journal. CL? b ■ !• �• A "«a*drew th, other*, ana wirMa Uli' hftg «nd.™l .honld be re­ i ! . *. Copenhagen has 'sent on 181 packages *ro containing preserved fish, fishing tackle and flwhlng boots. or F H. CoSum o< ■O*1 d,r*,„'>ol. 'ire Information his bren received. at head­ quarters that her Wkjost). <b|- Quern ' In mwhsnlcsl dentistry the last year. ।Urgent. in accordance with the w|»bei» ex­ by the commission of Hie| Chicago Shortly after Chrhtmss Bert Moore, of pressed I G^CWli >"«■ - Exposition, has named n board ujf ladies, who Will take charge of the matfor of se­ curing and sending . to the world’s fair, ".lire» llk- «l“ 1“ |X™elS ; works of literary. Artistic, amt other. Inter­ esting character, by which the' affilitles and endowments of Spanish worimn may to InrreU«*» Jbe m.tde known and appreciated in Amer­ ica. ’■ “!'. *. Several Woodland farmers learning that 40 cents per dozen was lAing paid for eggs . Lake Odessa proceeded to drive over to In note. Siem b\Ithat village ID the drenching rain. Imag­ their feelings on arriving there- to be tow boar, tx toro and handed them to ine , uncle's ho^X>mo time before and wm Fonnmln. wbo proceeded to .tralgbton ।Informed eggs were only bringing 28 cents, uro cents less than they could have got them out on the .month .nrfaco ot tbe Xr ’ n lodgings at the west end. re-1 “¥o« Mime. SL-.OraS. my hnu". Sy «nsww o, "• d«*. They were old end crumpled forthem In their own town. They re­ • P^Right voij are. dear boy; only I and hayed nt toe edge": tiler Bad,"*" turned sadder and wiser men. b. first <to to pto"" F" t * haven* got .1 btaued sou to p.iy the much service and were grimy with the The Delton Breeze Is now published by wnr.hr or >b" siccontact of many fingers. As they lay Hynes A Norwood. Mr. F. J. Norwood London. Wins »»V yoor * „* eabbv with." Here h« gave a obj~rt beyond «>» ““ST7^MU*r which carried Crake and himself half there, face downward, no sign of an in­ having bought a half interest In the paper. bonr.nn.lye> tbeo-a-to of tbe tolb.r dorsement or memorandum of any sort Success to the new firm. across the pavement M her ;.'-n wonldnnnbe:, Mr. John Sprague, of Cloverdale, drew Hearrhed In Allegan tbe l»th of last ••My dear fellow, as if my puree wan visible on the back of any of them. name of tiie Michigan I Itefonn nntroeed. bi. ertote «u« "«llI onpu The wasn’t at your service!" exclaimed Crak“ Fountain had beckoned to Crako, who. a load of dressed hogs through this place month and found the guilty couple mask­ has been to Industrial school — —changed -----U,„! and yon b»r» >>»«? •• with gray, set face and straining eyes, that weighed KM>0 pounds for which he K^unr little 6ns«* to'<*.irj?*'" reproachfully“ '■‘■inKlnjg the Home for Boys. Tbe bill chai ed and dancing at a fireman. received ‘ J cents per pound. — Dolton A secorid or two later Gray camo to v?M now ptering oter hia.shoitlder, and »te Friday :ir<l they were arrested on Mr. J®*"® name was passed by the acnat trert bln, down. Oh. Hint 1 it was not till the former with his fore- Breeze. complaint, and waived examination were morning. ■ mnn tontond *>r tbe -rent- b-.p.^ -tn unsteady halt “Crake." ho raid with tipsy gravity. fiifger had drawn attention to wh'at even The cantata JepUtah and his daughter Is bound over to the February term, giving re I nm. Oh. tbnt I l»d » to*’. Michigan is the ptlxe K. O. T. M. state, I’ve made a flashed id jit of m shelf when closely examined looked like soon to be given In Nashville by hxffil lat­ bonds for their appearance then. there being 47,000 members Within its nothing more than a few meaningless ent fur tbe benefit of (he M. E. parsonage. Cot at tbit jofteltro tho nloor «... i’* "“Can't see it.jny boy. What is it tha: Kerosene was only four cents !>" <“•’ borders, also 9.000 lady Maccabet^. dote and scratches in faded ink on tho Something new In the way ot socials Ion at Holland test week, the result uf the twoatL ’ । ■vantsrott. soiled pai>er that Crake, sharpsighted "'Dt. Hynnm. taa aat.” too p»nvr j, yon .one; was given in Ngshvllle this week. iBrcad dialers cutting rates. . _ n bare nave (’none.' . ' -Tve given yon 1 O U for the money I os he was, ns much ns noticed their ex­ and milk was served. Clerk* and Olbera who write j in tbeir Goblevllle expects to have a eannlniC “cniy rooo io tbe doctor entered. Tbo owe yon. while all the time I’ve a twenty istence, Then, producing a small mag­ A tramp with a soul aboift the »lxe of a factory. Money Is now being raised for a shirt alcoves arc often nunbyed begetting nifying gloss and offering it to the other their tramaculate linen -“k stained. If tl..widow gave him her han*’., and with a pound note in my pocketbook." mustard seed applied for shelter at the bunas. • "That's no good tonight, old man. Fenn tain said: stain !»allowed to runnilu until tin*, gar smile that bai1 in U wnch °f ier O,rt ' home of Amos Wright, of Maple Grove, ' There's no place open where you could Little Rollie Dorman, of Vermontville, meat reachc* the l.anivl/y, the nrocc-bof -And now. sir. if you will look un one of the recent freezing nights, and sww n .,_ we ujtv. will you ‘ gCt it chiu»ge<l. Dut what does it inat- through this you will see that on each of repaid the tetter’s benevolence in taking was run over and his leg broken while washing will produce nn infleliiile brown mark, but fur n few cents any writer <■.■;» i v - You luaet come and see ter? You ran redeem your bit of paper tho notes is plainly to be read iu pho­ him in by stealing the contents| of a eatehktg on bobs. "not, guard wwinat annuyanco and Icm| of this ,nographic characters—that is to sny, in purse amounting to six dollars, which lie People In Michigan are hot the only lays hence. H may ba when 1 see yon tomorrow.'’ kind, for « little ebloriuutcd sodA will re­ me a tho indorsement. ’William found in the room where be slept for the one. paying high prices for farm produce move every Ruspicion of ink Main ahnott “Yeah, but you won’t see me tomor- shorthand; ... ■ 1 u little nt random to­ day In: if you •»«!«! <miy partially row." answered Gray with another jParkinson.’ together with the date of night. After a warm breakfast lie dis­ this winter. A gentleman of Vermont­ iriMantam-wusly. It Is only ne<4h‘:.ry to , the eighth, tho very dot. in point of appeared and when the theft was discov­ ville returning from Pennsylvania, reports rub tbe soda in and then rifiauor wash it realize what 1 have gone through, you lurch nml n hiccough. “Going to Paris Juno ered he was too (ar away to be caught. butter 28 to 30 cents, and eggs cents out with a fcwdroi* of water, and nil trace how to make allowance for by morning train. Telegram. Forgot ।fact, before the murder of Mr Lums­ would krx all about it till now. Mush go. ' Be <den." The Iron bridge over the Thornapple per dozen and potatoes at >1.00 per bu. of tbe ink is gone. But the rewejly mu*i me." • , _ . Gray b ut and touched her fingers , back in a fortnight or three weeks. If Scarcely had the last words left the river nt Nashville is considered very un­ wholesale. [ be applied Immediately after the acci­ with his liju and withdrew. He hail ' yon can't changenote, I Q U mush stand (officer’s Ijp® before Crake fell backward safe. And when the snow and Ice melts Tbe reward for-the capture of Sullivan dent to lie be effective.—St. Loops Gtebescarcely btyn ten minutes in the house ] over till I come back.” in n. swoon.' A careful search of hte, In the spring it Is liable to be cai ri«d off. tlie Durand murderer, has. been increased Detuoerat. M. Ai Dibble, of Middleville, hak pur­ to 81000. K has l»ecn over a month since and had r.-t spoken more than a dozen I For a full minute or more Crako stood lodgings brought to light two more iu tdleht thought. .Thu chances were, notes bearing a similar phonographic in- chased an interest In M. S. Keeler's* store1 the crime was committed and up to this words. ■ ‘ ' Ktronsrr* to th# Ituthtub. Without profcjsingr to ba aatnated by I ho argued, that if the American once .dorseuieut. T>» remaining five had In Otsego and will hereafter reside hi that date be has succeeded in baffling all at­ If cleanliness be next to godlincM, a* the tempts to capture him. A photograph or uny orhn motive than one of simple I got as far as Paris nothing more would probibly been passed away by him in। city. , him has been obtained from a group taken proverb says, the spiritual condition of the (-uriosiry. whi n Gray related to his | lie seen of him in London, in which case tho ordinary course of his business. He » At the annual meeting of the Nuhvllle , when he was an employee of a factory average Parisian must indeed give sofite UIK-I* the re.-ult of the dnterrtew he hte I O U would be so much waste paper. was committed for trial in due course, Driving Park association it was deckled to I In Lansing. The picture is ai» devoid of c*UM for grave anxiety. Statiirtics which drew him **n ; talk about the crime Tlw sum was not a large unp. but Crake but before that event took place he con-, hold the annual June races on the 13th and expression as nn Egyptian mummy and have been compiled by Dr. Martib. tor the with a frankness ho had never exhibited was by no means inindml to lose it. trived to commit suicide in bis cell. In’ 14th. John Furniss was elected pres.. C. shows him lo be a vllllan of the first or­ committee of hygiene of- France, -.hows ibnt un nu average each inhabitant ot the before. Mr- <’r*hi wm by nature u He set his teeth hard for a moment or n paper which he left behind him oc­ M. Putnam, sec'y. W. E. Burl, treat; der. City of Light Hikes n bath once every two man of euntio:.- ::d reserve, and n**l two and then he said: curred the following passage: NEIGHBORING COUNTIESHenry Spring, of Otsego, had a close yen r-. I Rhese figures 1* correct the lower even to hte nv^ .- w hod h-i hi-retofore -If yon like to coiue with mo as far “It is tme that I killed my cousin, but call from being hurt by the -cars. His JasiM-s must re*eiublr the cld hero uf tbe confided: the' particulars ei connection ns my lodgings. 1 think 1 can perhaps 1 asseverate most solenfnly that the act TheCharlotte Manufacturing Co. bought bearing is defective and he did not hear itory. who remarked that be hadn't had a with Eustace Crake, nor how his sus­ tnanago to change your note." wm wholly unpremeditated and was he 225,000 feet of logs-»»f one man last jweek. them. A man halloed to him, and bo jntb for :«ci:!y-tbrev years, and* that lie picion?. .nnsnpported thoqgb they .were Half an hour later Marcus Gray was result of a mument of ungovernable halted Just In time. The train brushed so •didn't prnpo* to begin at hH time uf Prof. Halliard, of Dlamondaife was near him that it unbottoued his 'coal. by any direct evidence, pmnted unequiv­ on his way home in a hansom. All passion." life.”—Ihiris Cor. Iloaton Tmuxtlpt. obliged to have bis dog shot last wfiek. it ocally to him as being the criminal. signs of inebriety had vanished. Ho was Some three months later one of the Joseph N. Hicts. a prominent citizen of Today, however, he told his nephew his usual self—keen, alert' aud qtrictly quietest of quiet weddings was cele­ gave unmistakable signs of hydrophobia. Flak Caught H»# Fren>i»r«. Plainwell, died Sunday after a lingering everything. It wm m though the latter self possessed. In exchange for his brated in a certain suburban church. To L. J. Ferrel, of .Sunfield, had thfi mis­ lllnes*. He was a prominent republican In some of, the trig tesuiuraiite «11 Hukri® had brought away from his interview twenty pound note Crake had given him the reader who has seen fit thus far to fortune to lose three fingers of bls right and church member and his death Is uni­ there 1- u pool uf Water in whi-.-li various with Mrs. Lumsden a pass key to the three, five pound notes, his I O U and follow tbs* fortunes of tbe personages lund by a log rolling against them. kinds ot fWiawiin about. A :mtrhn >.fthe versally regretted. secret chamber of his uncle's mind. n-'t.*aiiaut w!h» desires li»-h goq* Hie tiie balance in cash. concern *d in this narrative, it would be ' D. A. Blodgett, of Grand Rapid*, has As beleft the house he said to him­ E&tace Crake was seatcd at breakfast snperflutruS to mention the name of purchased a piece ot property in L’bica- • Mr. U. U. Dickinson, the popular hard­ |hm»1. iwiiita «i’- tl'-r itfirtknlnr'. one lie ware dealer, and his wife, of Kalamazoo, wl-hr*. and in nu instant the writer has. self: next morning, with asporting newspaper either the bride- er bridegroom.—All the go for which lie paid 8575,000. left last week for California. They had “Tomorrow I will seek «ut and make supported against the hot water jug in V«»r Ron nd. Samuel Conklin, of Paw Paw. committed the misfortune to be in a wreck, the train the acquaintance of Mr. Eustace Crake.” front of him, when tho door of his sit­ suicide by hungiug himself by his nook going through « trestle. Mr. Dickinson ting room was unceremoniously opened PROBATE OH PER. J from a lamp hook In the celling. No was hurled the length of the coach and CHAPTER IV. and two men. entire strangers to him. seriously Injured, his leg being broken and State of Michigan. coimtv0fBr.rrv.-4 cause is given. The average Dutchhum of the south, walked in and shut the door behind internal Injuries received. Hte wife XV a session of tlw Probate ( ot’.rt (or the Tl*e Kalamazoo poetoffice has received fortunately escaped and’ Is now nursing County of Barrv. hidden at the Frobri •Office in though he can skate very well, looks rather them. . an electric letter canceller which is. to be th« City Harting*. Ji^’rid county on V.'rJ“Yon are Mr. Eustace Crake?” said foolish on the ice. His short legs atwl wide her husband In a Kansas City hospital. nestey. the IU onv of Fchnnrv. sty ye* breeches ore admirable adjuncts to his run by an electric motor. It can cancel oo-TiiouMnd ----------------od«- ChonMid eight hunt.. hundred and nlmrty-tlxrt< the elder of the two interrogatively. uue, his thin cocked beard and the lump- 40,090 .stamp- iu an hour. Prwnt. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge <>l Crake nodded. . ishncsa of his expression. To be sure, this Probate. Myrton E. Beam, of Potterville Is n fine “Lam Inspector Fountain, of Scotland breadth makes him louk Important, but if in the matter of the ertnle of Jo»ep pentxan. He recently wrote the lord's The state.commission has adopted a an adjudged inkane pr-^o •. Yard." added the officer. he acre le** muscular it would ben rad On- reaulhg »Ih- jwttiuu heretofore prayer, his full name. date. etc.. In ril 7<J On the instant every vestige of color hindrance to him lu bottling with the words on a summon sized match In ii per­ design for a souvenir California badge, it rid will consist of a gold top bar with the eph McKee, pr*)h>g lortbv remuvwI uf Mary Luled ont of Crake's fuceyleaving it of a wind, which in winter is apt to make skat­ fectly clear amt legible hand. It was word “California" in black enamel, sur­ McKee the pre-cut kUardlnn <>t w»d idjttdnd gray, corpselike pallor. For a few mo­ ing in one direction something of a trial. written with n lead pencil and was easily mounted by a golden sunburst. From the UiR»ue perrirti. and the appointin' t>f o) XhOtlK-r Tha Frleslamler, however, is taller, bet­ person tor said trust, fur the reosoLs ,and pur ments he was like a umn suddenly smit­ read without magnifying. bar Is suspended a California grizzly. At I’oO*ei» -m-s hi "aid •mu petition prmiun Mt forth. _ ten with the loss of speech; then, with a ter proportioned, and in all respects a hand­ Thereupon ttiat^rr Thcreui«on IV is ordered t. — - day t.ie some fellow. The yellow 4>enrd he some­ The Portland Congregational church its feet appear the words “Columbian Ex­ grimace which he evidently meant for a 2«tb day of •'ebruart. A. l>position; ” pendant Is a hemisphere with times wears seems to put Um at once on a cehOK-ab'd the 50th anniversary of ite ex­ 1 1 e #*elock in the forenoon, be smile, he said: footing of affinity with the other members istence tn that city last "Saturday j with the date 18'J3. tor the Iwmnng ' said ii-tltl w. and **ld [deiv.-eit “To what may 1 attribute tho honor of that respectable Anglo-Saxon family to exercises appropriate to the occasion the heirs at The decorations for the opening day that ipterfoted tn and ■ all other of tins visit. Mr. Inspector?" which we ourselves belungquite as much Diphtheria has made it# appeararice in arc now being designed aud arranged In said estate, arc rcqt.... _ “Last night, or rather at ah early hour as his provincial speech mid bis blue eyes. —Plainwell. Tnree children In one 6*mlly the Horticultural Building, a hundred of said court, then lo be iiolden at tbe, . Office tn the city ot ilasttupi. «a *rid ana this morning, you changed a twenty He is a must masterful creature when once and seven employees are at wm*k. includ­ •how auwe. if any there be. why thecounty, brayer being sick with It. |>ound note for a gentleman of the name he has put on those quaint old fashioned ing women. There are acres or wool and the petitioner may not he granted. IA nd i. is J«bn Newbury, a young man living of Gray, giving him us part of the skate*of his, and thinks nothing of mak­ cotton bunting, which will be used tin further ordered, that said petitionergfve notice the persons tnterened iu said estate, ot tbe change throe notes of tire pounds each. ing a score of miles from one village to an­ with a Mr. Baker's family, at Gun Plains making tlags. banners, and draperies rox to pendency of said petition, and thel hear-ng . other before you and 1 are ont of bed. As Center, died very suddenly last week; with ('An you oblige me. Mr. Crake, by in­ the large buildings, while the expensive thereof, oy causing a copy of tkI# '’rdt-r b> be for the cold, what cares he fur it? He no apparent cause, being In good health silk Hags will be relegated Jo tbe State published iu the tfiutiniis HAXNr.it. hm«;aforming me when .arid from whom the knows be must rely ou that lusty circula­ printed bud circulated in 1*01111*11 > of up to tbe time of his dunth. Buildings or those of foreign govern­ K-rry.ouce notes iu question came into your posses­ tion uf his to keep him from being bein «-*ch week for three sacs.i*i'.ve “I’cah, but you won't *ce me t<wprrow." sion?” weeks previous to *ri<1 day <>! hr*ring. | IkdM'rt Blain, of Dorr township, fulled a ments. a nuuibed. though he clothe-ever so lightly, CHAKtOtS *ltM*-Tlfov*i. It -was thxeo weeks later. Blarcns Crake bit his .lip hard for'.a. moment dr and seems more regardful of his head— large elm tree rereutly. Jt proved to be a The committee on ceremonies of the f 4 tree ooer.l__________Judg®of Probri e Gray had been aa.good as his word. Not two. as if the pain might help him to which a sealskin cap takes care of—than of bee tree and contained fifteen gallons of world’s fair have set apart the 17th day unly had ho made Crake's aequaintanco keep down the nervous trembling that biswell shaped body,—Chauibera'Journal. honey. of August, 1893. for the use and pleasure in the interim, but by this time the two, was beginning to overmaster him. Then M. E. Newcomb, drain commissioner of of tho colored people of the United States. to employ an -expressive locution, had he said: * Book Titles. Eaton county was elected vice president of It is expected that at least 100,000 colored become as “thidt as thieve#." He hivl There are titles of various kinds, ot the state county dram commissioner's people will be present. The best talent “Really, you-ask me more than 1 am sought ont-Crako nt the billiard room in a position to tell you. lu my profes­ course, some uf which do not exist iu this association at tbeir meeting recently. and oratory will be present/ and a fine pro­ gramme has been presented. A chorus of of the Flagoa and Cask, the tavern sion. which is that uf a betting man, free and enlightened country, although it A large granary and other out hH1M-5 ____ 2.000 voices and an orchestra of 100 Afrowhich Inspector Fountain's report to such a number of notes pass through my may be doubled if a good many Americans on the fariu of Giles Sherwood, of Plain­ American Instrumentalists will take part; have not just as great a fondness for them Mr. Orde had mentioned as,being his hands in the course uf a month that it te well. was deetroyed by fire, believid to as those leas fortunate people reared under CONDENSED therefore, a call has been made, that un favorite home -of call. Gray’# rule bail out of the question for mo to keep any aristocratic conditions. But the titles of have been set by tramps. March Oth, every city aud town shall give been that of a eimple young American record of their numbers or to remember books, not of men, is u subject of considqyA Portland paper reports tine presence some sort of an entertainment, tho pro­ over in London fur n holiday, with e<» from whom! may have received this one ablo diversity and interest. One can no of meadow larks and robins in that vicini­ ceeds of which shall help to defray the ex­ lack 'of money to-.fling away, aud Dot more imagine a book without a title than ty and expects as a result that spring ) will penses of the jubilee. or the other." caring much huw he got rid of it so long “1 can quire understand tlrat,” replied a man without a name; we should have to fK»on be here. An exchange credits the The steel tower aj, Jackson Park Is be­ as ho saw plentyof '.'lifo" in return. :It Fountain. “May 1 ask whether yon call it or him something, if only Nemo. above to tbe snake editor of the paper. ginning to assume material proportions, was a part he played to perfection, and ere acquainted with any one -of the Furthermore, nn attractive title ia as de­ The old Allegan Literary and Library and the circular loaned by the Tower Com­ Crake clung to him .like a leech from namo of Parkinson—Mr. William Park- sirable as an Impressive name A great of its book, like a great man, might rejoice in Association has been revived and! will pany gives a vivid description the moment he found that the supply of Makes an everyday convenience of an being called “John .Smith,'’but it would open its library, comprising hearlji 800 beauty. If the company that Is erecting •overeign* to be aqneezed out of him in Crake considered awhllr and then plainly.be somewhat handicapped in its volumes, to tbe public. aU-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. the structure gets it ready before the one way or another .bad no apparent shook his head. ..appeal to public attention. — Providence opening ot the fair It will break all the At a swell ball given iu Lansing last unit. They gut iutc the way of meet­ have no recollection of having been Journal ' week, just as tho orchestra swelled rapid construction on record. The great ing regularly about two o'clock tn tbo steel framework will be SOO feet high ami Mdoge mikes two large pies. Avoid introduced to or done business with any forth on a most beautiful selection for a Population of the Indian Empire. afternoon, when Crake, who wm really 230 feet In diameter. The tower will con­ one of that name. But what is the ob­ ■Dilations—and Insist on having tbfc The population of the Indian empire has walta the electric lights were extinguish­ stitute an electrical phenomenon and it Is a Crack player,, would for tho next two ject of all thia catechising, if I may bo .risen within the memory uf the present ed furl about ten minutes and the danc­ NONE SUCH brand. the intention of the company to surpass hour# give lesson# to his new found allowed a question iu my turn?’ generation from 220,000,000 to SW,000,000; it ers Were left gliding In the dark. A local all the previous efforts on the part of man MERRELL St SOULE, Syracuse. N. V. friend in the art and mystery of billiard*, “That you will presently learn. In has been increasing at the rate of 2,500,000 paper speaks of it as a “source of much in the history of the world, in the respect always of course for a consideration. tho .tint place, I may inform you that it annually, and la now rising at the rate of enjoyment” It probably was—to* the to tbe electric lighting. A souvenir In Later on they would dine,and spend the woe a Mr. Parkinson who paid the Late 8,000,000. If no large famines occur it will unmarried couples. the shape of an aluminum medal stamped evening together, eqaally .of course at Mr. Lumsden a certain sum in bank considerably exceed 800,000,000 at the end Mrs. Waldron, an aged widow, of Al­ with the name and date that the visitor tho American’s expense. notes on the morning of thrft gentle­ of tbe century now drawing to a close. legan was strikrn with paralysis and lay made the ascent, will be struck off on the For the present there <was only ono Even in tho event of decimation from tlieae top of the tower. man's death, which notes were undoubt­ causes there will be an excess over the for two days without fire or food and! un­ thing that Gray stuck out against. He edly stolon by tho person orjyjrsons-wbo I 800,000,000. This augmentation is coinci­ able to move. When found she was Tbe Goddess of Fire, which will be would liave nothing to do with tho bet­ were guilty of the murder.” , dent with a growth in mcauaand resource* nearly unconscious and doubts are enter­ placed upon the Hawaiian building. Is ting, on tho turf, but Crake.by.no means “Ah!" was all that Crake could find1 c£ livelihood and in material prosperity of tained as to her recovery. assuming huge proportions. She Mauds despaired df being able by and by to to say for a moment. Then, after mois­ all kinds. Tbe exportation of all food ‘•Tramps are making a run on Sheriff twenty-five feet high and Is the work of a overcome a prejudice so puritanical and tening his.Lipe with his tongue, he added: grains in vast quantities, continues.—Mil­ Walkenshaw of Calhoun county. He has woman sculptor. absurd and one at tho same .time so “Yoe will pardon me if I Jail to see in waukee Sentinel The test ot the group of statuary for the now 00 members of this fraternity under Inimical to his own interest®. . what way that fact connects itself with hte charge. Hte plan of making the gen­ Administration building will be hoisted to On thrnight to which wo have now A Hlghljr PrlMd “Tip." the notes paid over by me to Mr. Gray. tlemen break stone seems to have the op­ its position within a few days. The fig­ como Gray and Crake left the Flagon An nmuftlng anecdote is rebtted of the posite effect to that desired. Instead of ure is called “War." and is one of the My cousin, Mr. Charles Lumsden, in a Trtmto lh.tro.MM tort and Calk together, as they had done Archduke Joseph of Austria. While walk­ passing throngh tbe city all tramps seem greatest creations of modem times. The art talk I had with him a little while ago, several times before. It waa half past ing In hi* park he encountered un old coun­ distinctly assured me that the number tryman io full pursuit of a truant chanti­ to make It a rendezvous, with the evident figure I* twenty fert in height, and meas­ twelve and closing time, and no sooner ures fifteen feet from tip to tip of h * purpose of making tho plncky sheriff of tbe missing notes wero not known. cleer. The archduke joined the chime, hod they crossed the threshold than tho wings. ‘ > Now, if that be tbe case how"— His captured the cock and handed It over to change hte policy.” door wm shut and baited behind them. Manitoba <i-cwl« anj ..ubllalwa a llul, eyes finished the .question. the old man, who promptly expressed his Durfaftbe absence of A. D. Hughes They had been* playing billiards -to­ “It u quite tme, Mr. Crake, that tho gratitude by preiwntinghim with u twenty from home on Monday night, Mrs. Hughes wpo.llto" ot It, own. Sb« la erecllnr a gether since eight o’clock, Crake of bullJIni on Stoor 1,IM,|. aoolb br UtUnumber of the stolen notes are not kreutrer piece. The acchduke will prize ’^someone working at the window ajurse giving his opponent a certain nlnth atmi. and wltbto Ihla .tnwtnaa our known," raid the inspector gravely, this tribute ms much as the late Sir John In the kitehen. She quietly got up and □umber of pointe, notwithstanding oortboro .Ulvr will ruo an oopoaitlon to “but that does not imply that there may Holker prized Xbeaixpeuce given him by a taking a 44 calibre revolver lu her hand which tho American had lost every rural elector whom he showed over the stood waiting for the intruder at the din­ >l» bla ahow. What Manitoba*, arlrranco xagal*t#W*bovM®. Stnultthc; cnly sot be other means o€ identification." Is no person 8i*en», to know exactly. house of commons, and who mistook him game but two. Tonight, too, ho had ing room door. But the fellow evidently “Not one of the notes paid by me to for an otrendant.-New York Tribune. insisted on backing his play for half a caught on for after raising the window ,w.Ti?|,r” Mrr,I^1 0,1 U** grounds of the ExGray bore an indorsement of any kind. high enough he left. Mr#. Hughe# ,hn* podtlou on Iburaday last a consignment sovereign a game, and m by some mis­ On that point I can speak most poriIn making sauces that are thickened chance—it wm a thing which had never the window and went back to bed. Mr °f deep sea aonndinj appliance#, a numtively.” was Crake’s reply. with flour mix the flour and sugar thor­ • Iran thia dlstreaning cot:; plaint; b-.-.t fortnhappened before—h® had fallen short of Hughes desire# to inform the “profesh” of palntiugs ot fishing and coast vessels “Ia any case I must ask you to accom­ oughly before adding the boiling water, to °f ^e steam ships “Ftebkam" ready money, tho result had been that that he has faith in banks and that Ik - Lt * pany me to Scotland Yard," said Foun­ prevent lumping. would hardly pay them, financially, to and Albitrow; the tetter made the faoy the time they left off play Crako held tain. “ I have a cub waiting at the cor ­ ™"unexpectedly at hte house.-Eaton SZX^oo^' MWW“ his IO U for three pounds fifteen bur­ Ou. EnglUh toolb.ll clnb 1, old Jo My Kaplds Journal. rowed cash, a# to wirich he wm not at ner of the street.” On their arrival at Scotland Yard In­ WUl » Jew lo wngffl to lu pbirere, while ’ di uneasy, feeling sure h® would be re­ • ■WWata another team buys over a mile of bandages Albion is booming. The prospects now .™,K? ?’I’*',U* T11",,lr '•■Ua-n. ot Uw couped on the morrow. It wm evident spector Fountain ushered his charge into annually, are that an electric railway will be built that Gray, who wa* ordinarily most ab- a room where two officials infunifonn there tbte summer. Marshall will proba ­ to^nt one ot tha moat unlqua nil oral bit stemiuus, bad been drinking more than were busy writing, with onelof whom bly now build an elevated railroad to .m 'L'r •"”* Tl‘" ■«■»«»• WM good for him. He staggered .lightly he held a brief colloquy in a few voice. " *“■ A p« on « whit, rtlrt Iron, . keep pace with her rival. °l TOk “d “"d- ,uh a® be came out into the cool night air In another room, although Crake did d~d rtp. b.aan> I. nuu-krf toreeer. „a forests and caves, and streams of water Allegan Ladle® of th® Treble Clef nve smd clutched ths >pel of hi# com- not know it. Marcus Gray and Mr. Par- th, tnm buuuu thoroughly <l«.yed 55“J* " Ikinson were in waiting, in case any fura minstrel show. It wa®1 composed «ii™v entirely every animal, every bird WO «^d JouSf “■"‘'"•-Cwtfectlooer,' of ladles. Their costumes w^e black aud ------- T* s’£,x “rd ,nd ana every »to Dan w were btaek ud •uJ*' to.t L. s... Uw irldrare teypnd that which Hwy droliens 0* Pennaylorange with with whitn riu.. ul .».t roll. oraa^ While rig, vante, will be exhibited. q°Tbi'r colloqny nt an end. on" ot too 17316636 . OUR COUNTY better bail the official, produced trom n drawer toe && Noq<? Jz Such Z*Vpcq *Aeat f CURE SICK HEAD ACHE UNIPOL SUU MStSMHLMtt �Hastings Banner. Thmsdav, February 16. 1S93. WHEN YOU CURED or NO 1’aY Cor services. Written guarantee to permanently cure all kind* of Rupture M-both sexes. No pain; no <>imration; no detention from bu-lucsa. tor full Information and Illustrated pamphlet con­ taining Michigan reference* ifree^mMreM or THEO. E. MILLER CO . 102, i<M.‘ lut Mich­ igan Ave.. Detroit. Mieh When you want a :-:FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the CITY BAKERY. Fine- line of creams fresh confectionery. • and A. E. RENKES. ’ BUSINESS CARDS. ALICE KIRK. M. I). 1’hvsician and Surgeon. . Hastings. ■ Midi. ! r.dh J'r-jinplly r/’end'-il day or night. Of,-r F. G. Hwwctl'S b<»ot and shoe store , . I \MES A. SWEEZEY. •' Attorney at law. HusHiucm. Mich. I'raflkcx in’ail courts of.the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. Never Insure your property unless you ate sure it la in a reliable cqmp«ny and a reliable man whom yon takeout tho Dolby with. A scheme. We lately hear of la: A stranger goes around Insuring inoperty delivering a !iaml~»me policy. If tho buildings never burn 'he victim never knows that he has been swindled, but It ibey doand he twgins to look around for bls money he finds there Is nof and never wi» such a company. The following is commended to house­ wives. It Is Hie English fashion of stuffing poultry with a very little force-met aud supplementing it with nicely browued hails of the force-meat baked separately. Tbo recipe is: A cupful of dry bread­ crumbs. grated: half a cup of suet, chopped fine; a little grated lemon peel: half a teaspoonful of parsley, fresh or dried; pepper and salt to taste, and an egg beaten with a teaapounful ot milk to bind Jn two days of last week W. 11. Schantz, together. Use less than half If for a brother of b. S. ami E. L. Schantz sold chicken, aud make the remainder into small balls. .Bake in a quick oven until a about 3400.00 worth of Michigan W^lp Co^taals In Baltimore, Md. and Wash- nice brown and arrange as a border around the fowl. For a turkey use double ingtoiV l>. C-. i/esldes spending about half the. quantity. an houf efteh in the senate and house .of representatives at Washington. Mr. Schantz last year made the best showing , J’cliool Board Proceedings. of any aalesmuu in the Wbifi Co. ami Is . Hastings, Sept. 7th, 1892. a first c a salesman. As he is an old The regular meeting of the board of WoodlAiitl l»oy we are glad to note his education met in the common council prosperity.—-Woodland News. room at 7:30 p. m. The roll being called Since tiie issuance of the new Colum­ the following members were present and bian stamps various criticisms not favor­ atswered to their names: Hessmer. Brun­ able haw been passed upon them. Now a son. Brice. Dawson. Stebbins, Snyder and deft tide.- has come to the front with the rbmlinson. following stakment: The fact tlyt the On motion Brice was appointed secretary new postage stnmjw are backed with n pro tem. . bn motion of Mr. Bcssmer the minutes tnqcllagv that is a health i reducing article is not generally known, it is claimed by of the previous meeting were dispensed John Wnnamuker that a constant use of with. these postage stamps will cure bronchitis, On motion of Mr. Bessiner the commit­ consumption, liver complaint, neuralgia, tee of library be authorized lo obtain 1.000 toothache. Ingrowing toe nails, a swelled library catalogues for the librarian. Mo­ head after a night with th’e boys, and any tion prevailed, ayes 7; nays 0. and all cases of domestic troubles can be Mr. Smith then took his scat with the easily and quickly settled by a liberal use board. of these stamps. The demand is so great The following bills were presented: that It Is feared that tbe stock for 1S03 Fred L. Heath, supplies........................ $12 05 will not prove sufficient and another grind Jacob. Kress, repairs.............................. 2 50 will become necessary.—Battle Creek A. A. Eggelston........................................ 9 20 Journal. On motion tbe bilfii were allowed by the following vote, ayes 8; nays 0. Few mothers understand how wonder­ On motion of Mr. Smith the committee fully even little children are Influenced by the tope of the voice, the touch of the on supplies were instructed to investigate hand, the very atmosphere thej breathe the advl.sibility of purchasing a new air How quickly and how surely a pleasant pump for the labratory and report at the qii'.et tone brings a pleasant answer, next meeting. There being no further business board' while just as quickly an impatient. Irri­ tated tone begets an impatient answer. adjourned. Many mothers do not realize this, nor du Thus. Brjce. Sec. pro tern. they understand how easily very little children may be taught to be orderly and Hastings, Oct. 3. I*tlW2. neat, to Im* thoughtful for uthvrs. to enjoy The l»oar«i of education met in Smith & being helpful to father and|mother. if only they be made partners in the concern Oilgrove’s office nt 7:30 p.m. for the purand the enticing'".ve will do so and .-o” jm»o of considering Mias Adda Jordan's ' be substituted for the disagreeable ••you release from contract. Moved by Mr. Dawtfon that Mint. Jor­ do so and so." It is noticeable t’rut even young children dislike a duninaud, dan's request be granted ai<! that she be while -a request or n pleasant assumption reli*ase<l of her contract. Motion prevailed by the following vote: on tbe part of the parent that a child will do certain things usually Is acceedcd to Beamer. Brice, Bronson. Dawson. Steb­ bins, Snyder. Smith. Spence and Totulihwith pleasure. ••Don’t wear your rings, under glove? then took his seat -with the unless ynn remember to have them thor­ oughly examined twice a year." is the ad­ Moved by Mr. Smith that Belle Lampvice given by a jeweler. The constant mah be hired to supply the position caused friction wears out the tiny gold points . that holds the stoniH lu place, and unless by the release of Mi-s Jordan. • Motion was carried by the following atriek attention is jiald to them they Ih?corne lose in a very.short time. Small vote: Bcssmer. Bronson, Brice. Dawson. ll.iyes. Stebbins. Smith, Snyder. Spence | purses of suede leatiier are. made on pur­ pose for rings, or any soft pouch of skin and Tomlinson. On motion board adjourned. of chamois may be iisinl to place the rings ’ Geo. S. Tom Lis son, I’re's. with <>ue. They >L<>til<i never lw put in an onlinnry p«»cketiHx»k: as the rubbing •agxinnt coins Is «!■.<». bad for them. Dia­ monds can be cleantai at home to l«g»k as well os when dune l»j a jeweler, jf only a little trouble is taken. They should be thoroughly cleaned in alcohol and then I 1 A. SCRIBNER. M. !».. ’. . i’hysitian and Sargon, dried in boxwood sawduit. I’iue sawdust i« to oily for this purpose. ’ l^lbin. • Midi. / Office in residence, one block east of depot. The renders of this paper will be pleased i.'v’r. h7 barber to learn that there is al least one dreaded . Physicians and Surgeons. disease that science has lieeh able' to caret fails in city or oounty responded to with in ail irs stages and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure promptness, day or night. known to-the medical fraternity. Catarrh Iwlng a constitutional, disease, requires a I) A. SHELDON. conatltutlonal. treatment. Hull's Cuiarrh J > Abstract and Real Estate Office. At^t.-iwt Block. Hastings. Cure Is taken internally, acting directly Money to lotu on Bea! Estate Rea! Estate rsotri cm csninitsstop. General con re van dug. ni»on the blood nn<l mucous surfaces of tla.n'H comtjlrte set of Abstract Books, com­ the system, thereby destroying the founda­ piled from the ’Records, can furnish complete tion uf the disease, and giving the patient i tracts. c. F. BROOKS. Cljrk. strength by building up tbe constitution anti assisting nature in doing its work. 1-. UliAKB. M. !».. f The proprietors have so much faith In its curative porters, that they offer one hun­ Office over Hollowayfe drug store. dred dollars for any case that it falls to Office hours from 2 to 4 p. ni Telephone, eon n ■diini hiiU residence, at Holloway's dnx? care. Send for list of testimonials. Address. F. J- Cheney A- Co., Toledo. store. ’ O. Sulci by druggists. 75c. (J M. FOWLER,D.D. b. i?. (RS K. II. A- C. I*. LATHROP, ifonioepathia Physicians and Surgeons All ••ails city and country promptly ' Office hours s a in. to 5 p. in. Tho-new Columbian stamp Is evidently ■ h 'tint (I to a short life. Upon their first appearance a fault finding public kicked Attorney at Law on the size, saying that it would take a (Sttccvesor to Smith * Colgrove \ Sullivan or Corbett to ••llckt’ one uf (Office InUnton block. Hastings./ them. < Sv_ Practices In allthe courts of the state. Next, a critical proof reader evidently \ E. KEN ASTON. got hold of some of the tint one-cent A. Attorney at Law. stamps, and noticed that ••Columbus” • Over J. 8. Goodvear & Co.'s store.) was mis-spelled, there being an ••r” iu Practices in Ml courtaof the State. Coiiectlonr place ot a ”b.” promptly attending to. To cap the Climax n critical observer J3 R. TIMMERMAN. Hoimepatlric Phy­ as to the fitness of all things (an editor no doubt) observed a very glaring error. .Tiie u . sl-ian and Surgeon. picture on the one cent stomps represent (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) “Columbus in Sight of Land." in this I AW. REAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECT- picture he looks like a beardless ’ youth, I1 ING OFFICE OF it Is generally conceded that within Palmerton A Smith. twelve hours after Columbus sighted land W'xxlland. Mich. land h<* stepped out of his boat upon the shore and during this brief interval his C. S. Palmerton, J. M. Smith. Notary Public. Justice of the Pence. whiskers probably didn’t grow very much in reality. Despite the fact, the picture on the two cent sumps which'represent Columbus as he has just readied land, represented him as a full bearded man. i’ossibly the fresh sea breezes retarded the growth of his whiskers, but It Is doubt­ ful if they could have reashed such pro­ portions hi twelve hours. In extenuation olLAhis'^sec^Ing over­ sight on t lie-part of the deslKner( of these Hereafter, changes for. advertisements stamps, it Is l>ut just to say' ti»t the must reach this office Tuesdays nt latest to pictures on the stamps were copier! from insure insertion tn the’ issue of the week noted -paintings, and the differences when brought probably arose from Ibe different ideas of the various artists as to the personal ap­ Children who take cold eaally should pearance of Columbus always lie made to change their stockings on coming In from out of doors, and It Is n capital plan when so doing to dip each Sec that the lamp wicks ate turned foot in a basin of cold water, rubbing foot and ankle dry with a vigorous application down after trimming, else tiie lamps will bo covered with Oil. of a rough towel. Rub your stoves Off dally with news­ When a person looks at some of the newspaper pictures of those who hare papers; it will keep it in fine polish and been cured by various patent medicines, It will not be so bard on one’s hands. By rubbing with a flannel dipped in he can't help but think that the medicine is entitled to considerable credit for even whiting the brown discoloration may be taken off cups which have been used In tackling such a job.—Ex. baking. A new frand is being perpetrated .on A board a foot square and covered with the farmers. A man drives up in a great hurry with a telegram announcing the tin or zinc and used to set hot kettles or seylous Illness of some relative and col­ pans upon la a great protection to the lects from S3 to 55 for Its delivery. The kitchen Uble. farmer finds on arriving at the home of Lemon juice will whiten frosten. cran­ his relative that he has been swindled. berry or strawberry juice will color it Several buyers are scouring through pink, and the grated rind of an orange strained througe a cloth will color It the state picking up birdseye maple logs at from S15 to 825 per 1,000 feet. The yellow. Halt a dozen onl/ns planted in the logs, which are brought down to the site of a stick even, are mostly shipped to cellar where they cap get a little light Kngland, where they bring fabulous will do much In absoirblng and correcting prices, that being the fashionable wood the atmospheric Impurities that are apt to lark in sach places, ■ required there. । >n imp t. colgrove; LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION • This week, 76 quires. 11 listings. Del. 5th. 1*»92. The regular meeting of the board of education met in the cutunion council room at T:;;o p. m. The following members were present: Bcssmer. Bronson. Hayes. Smith, Stebbins. Spr’itce and Tomlinson. The superintendent was present and made his anuuai monthly report. Motion was made by Mr. Smith that the vacancy in the fourth ward caused by Mr. Hendershott movingl»c filled at the next regular meeting <>f the board. Motion prevailed. The treasurer estimated that it was nec­ essary to raise by tax 88,500' for school purposes for the ensuing year; The following resolutions were offered by Mr. Smith, that tlje sum of 88.500 lie rateedf/or school purposes for the ensuing yeir. iMotion was carried by Hie follow­ ing vote: B.-ssmer, Bronson, llayerf. Smith. Stebbins. Six-nee and Tomlinson. Cook then took his seat with thj board. Moved by Cook, that the President ap­ point a committee of four to see the city marshal In regard to acting as truant officer. Thu president appointed Bcssmer, Smith', Stebbins aud Tomlinson. Moved by Cook that thq use of school building be given to the Barry County Teacher's association for the ensuing year, when R did not conflict with the regular school. Motion prevailed. it was moved and supported that the committee on buildings and grounds l»e authorized to purchase grates for the furaives In the old building. Carrier! by tiie following vote: Bessmer. Bronson. Cook. Iliyes, Smith. Stebbins, Spenca and TomIm son. "Moved by Cook that the matter of dispension of tiie Rose boy be left with the committee on teachers. Motion prevailed. Moved by Cook that the committee on finance be'authorized to examine the Jus­ tice’s books and see about fine money be lohging to the library fund. The following bills of accounts were re­ ceived: Silver Burdette A- Co., supplies. ..32 35 Henry Wenlbworth, cleaning­ 2 00 chimney .............................................. W. C. Kelly, repairing nlr pump.. Frank Fifleld. unloading coal............ 70 12 Sergeant & Co. coal.............................. Covert Freer, new walk 1st want 51 00 10 05 Thomas Kane A Co., supplies......... 3 00 Barry County Democrat printing.. 85 W. D. Hayes, to paid express.......... Bentley. Tomlinson Jt Rider, sup­ 24 97 plies...................................................... 5 40 Welnburg A Sons, supplies............... W. H. Spence, taking census...’... 15 00 Moved by Bcssmer that the bills be allowed as read accept the accounts of Bentley, Tomlinson A Rider and W. II. Spence. Carried by the following - vote: Besstner, Bronson. Cook, Hayes. Srollli, Steb­ bins. Spence and Tomlinson. Moved bv Beumer that the account of Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider be allowed. Carried by the following vote: Beumer, Bronson. Cook. Hayes, Smith. Stebbins and Spence. Moved by Bcssmer, that tiie account of W. H. Spence be allowed. Carried by the following vote: Bessmer. Bronson* Cook, Hayes, .Smith. Steb­ bins and Tomlinson. Moved by Cook that the foramittee nn finance be authorized' to borrow 82.000 nt tbe lowest rate of Interest to Jan. 1st, '93. Motion prevailed by. tbo following vote: Bessiner. Bronson, Cook, Hayes. Smith, Stebbins, Spence and Tomlinson. On motion board adjourned. Geo. S. Tomlinsox, I’rea. W. H. Si’EXCE, Sec. AD1R0NDA smammm TRAD! MARK TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJFAPER « Wheeler’s/Hl ----- AND----- Ths ttg Rspcblkan My Papw of ths United States ONE YEAR . ONLY $1.10 FOR IXJSmVELT CTTHK8- HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, SleepleMncM and all derangemeato of tho Ner­ vous System. UNEXCELLED.FOR INFANTS! A Bleaaed Boon for Tired Mothers anil Rest­ less Babies. Purely Vegetable, guaranteed free from opiates, 100 full sizejloses. 50c. Rev. R N. Middleton. pa»fcr M. E. church, Cnlar Springs. Mich., says: Sleep and rest were strangers to me after preaching till I used ■ Adlronda" Now I deep soundly and awake ■ efreeheq, and I can heartily recommend IL Prepared by WHEELER and FULLER MEDICINE CO.. Cedar Springs. Mtch. SOLD BY W. H. GOODYEAR. HASTINGS. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. CAPITAL $75,000.00. SURPLUS •9.000.00. incorporated under tbe laws of the Bate ol ' Michigan. Open for 'business Dee. ta.tsse. . officers: G. Robins in. President ; Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. . D. W. Reynolds, Cash'er pi’.kctors: D. W. Reynold*. R B. Messer. D. <i. I Pblnson, Chester Messer. John | Janvth. P. T. Colgrove. interest Bidd'n tbnedaposltsknd genera I Hankie*' rt Alness Trantocu-o. LOOKtHERE Gives all the news'of Town, County and State, and as much National news as any other paper of its class. Your Homs would be incomplete Without it. The New loii Weekly Tribune Isa NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news of the United States and the world. It gives the events! of foreign lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HONfE AND SO­ CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general political news, editoralsand discussions are comprehensive, ! brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are irecognizedx authority in all parts of the land. . A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and “THE BANNER” (or one year FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN rtbVflNCE “N. Y. Weekly Tribune," regular price per year $1.00. $1.10 We furnish both papers for Subscriptions may be^ih at any time. Wheat is low and flour should be the same. For a Address all orders to short time I will sell White Rose Flour $1.90 Per too Lbj. -W. L DOUGLAS This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted wO ©fl wC GENTLEMEN. A sewed shoe that will nbt rip {.Calf, seamless, smooth inside, more' comfortable, stylish and durable than any other shoe ever sold at the price. Every style. Equals custommade shoes costing from ’ ' JOS. ROGERS. The following are of the merit: J Dongola, IlZSIU tOOtWMZ b, VOTObMUK W. X.1_poUb1« Oboo^. wluob ^THEyvoB^ EUY W'tvOHEl ot:ly to ’aud'wrdihwaurcd.’ Powutse Free. .aau acn« iL’dcbkim. orocKion, ra For ssls by WOOLEY & BRONSON, Hastings jjich. Wold The Bas RUBBER FOOT .s stamped ca tho bottom of ■very Boot and Choc. What is 17EAE CASTORIA HENRY OSBORN, HrtSTlHOS, HKH„ is especially supplied direct from our fac­ tory, and our make of Rubber Boots and Shoes bought of him can be depended upJun as the very beat that skill and capital can produce. L. CrtHbEE&’CS. NEW HAVEN, CONN. PROBATE ORDEIL State of Michigan, County ot Bamr-M. Ata session ot the Probate Court for the Couuiy of Barry, boiiien st the Probate office, tn in the City of Hastlnp. tn natd county, on Tues­ day, the 7th day of February, in the year one thousand elxbt hundred and ninety-three. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of InUi^mattiTof the estate of Esther M. Pen­ nock. deceased. On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied of W. W. Hampton, administrator ot said estate proving that he may be licensed to sell tbe real ’ estate of said - deceased as In said petition described for the reasons and purposes therein set forth.. Thereupon it Is ordered, that Wednesday, the Kh day of March, A. D. 1M3, at one o’clock in tbe afternoon be assigned for the hearing of said petition and that the hrIrs at law of said deceased and all other persons Interested la said estate, are required to appear at a session ot said court, then to be ho'den at the Probate of­ fice. In tbe City of Hastings, in said County, and show cause. If . any there be. why tbe prayer ot the petitioner tj)sy not be granted. And It Is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to tho persons Interested in said estate, of tbe pendency ot Hastings, Nov. 2nd, 1892. said petition and tbe hearing thereof by causing copy of this order to bo published In tho Has­ The board of education met in the com­ a tings Pam.xkr, a newspaper printed mon council room at 7:30 p. m., and theio lAird In said County of Barry, oc not belur a quorum present board adjourn­ week for three snccessiv said day of bearing. ed. . CHiauts. Geo. S. Tomlchom, Prea. W. H. SPEJfCE, Sec. Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infixnts and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Caster OIL It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria . prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castorla assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. “ Coctcria Is an excellent medicine for chll- Castorla. “ Castoria is so well adapted to children Chai good effect upon their children." Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. T. which I am acquainted. I hope tho day is not interest of their children, and use Castoria inmedical suppUes what Usrrxn Hospital regular �PROBATE or deb. I"*" *" U.ofM. . !»;• S| S tnUW’lZ TW Stb««ra»a daW “0»-, ‘““■x;, rfx- ear. bu u> l» U>«“ •• U” .... ........ Xt on U «•"> 7U3U » aud from thrlr classesThe lecture given bv Hon. Henry Xrr '■‘■J'1'-1 b-v •” r*r<w,L L j. ItartlM. Tlrarrfo " uk< « « ’• Ja>’ 10 •* *>«««««. "< matter ot the estate of Wilber A. ‘ prantun,?<•« "'gf; roinca into court and represents ihst he Is pre r-lZi to render his first annual account aa prolan o- the esteie of said tntoor. mid prays flmt a day may b« appointed for hearing tbe i..« »p> h«« ting Stephen A- D<m« “ ■ -^^^ratiois «•» deUvrr the /Tw0 ot Waablngtnt.s b'rthd«r oo{ tbil,k Tb,ofraw. ”»• “ the students are seen ■‘'fSSlc'raUsW' tb' a“’°' average aponnl of cos- cixisum . ‘ u“ fy w“ (ran U>r- nnlnnl Wbcrarer^l..- «"P *- -W' milk op>n «.p U,rir ptpor non “XtTb.ni l» «•> |.l»«ra.bu<«Uh.l SuaUraraOera pnraonuraeot L> upon tb« jonrnor-Ura w.lltblng at CbU-Ung ""ll about o™ ‘ 'ounce ligblrr than wb.n they left bbroo- 'Thereupon it l* ordered, that Hatuntay th* uih day of March A. D.. B®3 st ten o clock in the forenoon, be aaaignod for the hearing at •uld petition nnd thrt the heirs at liw ofaald dceeai.Nl and ull oth-r s«rwH Interested In MAld estate, are r»<jt» re-1 to ap-ajr st bsjbhou of-odd court, then tc Bolden at Iho JTotoUe offi-c. In tbe eity of Hustings. In County, amt show cause. If any there be. why the PW" ot the iietlUouer tuny not bu granted. And It I. further ordered. H>st saidpertUoner g re nre tice to the persons Interested In said e'tnle. of •iu< pendency of said petition and the bearing thereof bv causing a copy of this order to be wblH.e.1 In tV Hastings B . a newsanxxk oaoer printed and .circulated In raid County r th TV successive after the hani "exams.” IS Th^ uaual prie. at CbU-linn tor O. |t. VanHorn expects to spend Hie ot acalra l» »!”■“ h*n • cn”?1- b“l U week with bls pnrvit.is and friends ywraotatMdtyllita prlea U. A pound ot «O1» ougllt to proSeth Lowt, Prmldent <■? Co,un‘l'i’‘1 tram tour to dr. pounda We gave an address upon Municipal- due. , in bad years only pound for pound is yield­ Saltinlny afternoon. He -poke in im ed so that tbe profit* of the Industry are very fluctuating—Chambers’ Journal. Episcopal church Sunday evening. HENRI OSBORN. JOHN BENAWAY. General Smash in Prices Wc have purchased the stock of the Bankrupt Sto>•re at a vvc nave . n e big discount and shall close it out at once regardless of Sost. Look at our Quotations . ' Judgeof Probite. (A true copy.) PROBATE ORDKR State of Michigan. Couutv af Ata mmiou of the Pndmte (fourt tor the cmu-.tv of Barry, bohten al the I’rohale Offkja in the city of Hastings, lu said county, on fUlurday. the 11th dav ol February. In the one ti«.UM»a eight hundred and ninety three. present. Charlea W. Artr-xrotig, Judge of 1 Tn'^t'ho matter of the estate of George The next concert in ‘he J31’0™1 V."1.®" She Didn’t Call Them Quarrel*. Series will otxur Feb. 24th. Max Hein­ “Auntie Collins,’’ an old colored woman rich. rekrtllst. will fill the bill. wbo lived in a small country town, was The students uf the U. of M. and Uni­ well known to tbe resident* by reason of versity or Wisconsin have arranged tor a her good cooking and queer sayings. Ac­ MClen»Mrt’stnUh. administrator ol said estate, joint de'-ate tQ. take place in the near cording to her own story, she hajl peculiar cornea Into court and rewe^nta that he I. pre­ pared to rendef* tits Anal vcou“l wllh J* gifts as a peacemaker. future _____________ "No’m; I never bad no great, trouble । lute, and prays that a day may be appointed tor hearing the same and he be discharged from said bringin up my fambly,'* she said^to a visitor । *Thereuponitiaordered, that Batuniay.the nth Hui, Kimi literary program tor IMrni- wbo ui«i her .bout her a.uRbtera. ’ -----------"The gals wus good gals 'nough till they day ot March. A. D. 18KJ.nl nine o'clock In the .rjlMh.-OT: - ----------------------.'-...1.111 forenoon, be assigned iw tbe hearing of said got goin Into sassiety. Then, bless ye! ye petition and that tne heirs al law of said de­ Music. , .. couldn’t live ’long with ’em. They wa n’t. ceased and all other persons Interested lu said Roll call, conditionally. Mttefled to quarrel Tong of me, out they estate . are required to appear at a session of Recitation, Chas. Lewis. bed to get, married an quarrel Tong of their sdd Court, then to be holden at tbe Proba^ Dialogue. Helena Hanauer aud others. office. In tbe City of Hastings. In raid county, . Instrumental music, Bertha Rider. and show cause. If any there be. why tbeL I’™)" husbands. ’ .... i "Now I never would stan no such doin s, of the petitioner may not:bo granted. Aud it Is Recitation, Ruth Gould. further ordered, that said petitioner gtve notice an I tole ’em so. Remarks. Mr. Bkiley. to the perrons Interested lu said estate, of tbe "I says, ‘ Now, gals, you know jest what iiendeuey of said peUUon and the hearing ‘ Music. my principalities I*; you knows jest how thereof by causing a copy of this order to be ’ Dialogue, Earnest Edger and others. well I’ve trivli to fetch you up, you knows published in the Hastings BannkB. a news­ Music. • paper printed and circulated In said County of ’ jest how peaceable 1 alters lived with yoUr [ Barry, once in each week for three succeocite Paper. Laura McIntyre. weeks previous to said day of hearjwMusic. Pa,‘An I did,” continued aUntie, with ear- j CHAS. W. AttMSTROXG Judge of ITobate. The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. neatness: "me an him never bad no quar­ • A tree copy * Holloway. February ISth, with the follow­ relin. No’m: I never excused it nor ening program: r cotiragcd it. When Pete’d kinder fergel — Roll call, name the name of a Greek htetwlf an go to givin me pert talk I'd 'jest I SHERIFF HALE God. w.„ „. pick up .he ,!.mp or _ rameiblo «n pre^l . ,, bertbr <|wi> bf s Greek history. Miss Goodyear. 'throw right at him. right at bim him., He knew twas « wrtt of fieri fvlas is-ued out of and under the Grr.'k ,rel»u-.-u.re and Mulplurr. Mra. I throw ,qulv^,' 0o t„ ’quivacatlon fcr hint to keep Mill, an so we I the circuit court for th-- ("aunty uf Bar­ . _ i_i ».i.. n'aud State uf Michigan, to me directed and s Mk B-ww. ; .. , . j dcllvcrud and agalnrt the PK1» mid chatilc-. I tellctl the gals, an 1 e,u ybey | >aill|SMI1(t tenements of George J Cox In tli«Civil Service Reform. Miss Bush. ( must manage to live peaciytble, sanx* as , bounty of Barry and lu favor of ('lenient Smith Some practical phases of ellctriclty, it tbeir nut did.”—Youth’s Companion. . | aud Philip T. Colxrore. 1 did on (hr util day o( win__________ v )anuBr, a. D. im levy upon and seize and Mrs. Hoyt ' ’ lucir \ I (.-.ke *11 the right, title and futrrffc of too said A character sketch of Lycuaus, Mrs. i Kemiulreence* of Jeremiah Black. | drlrndant. George J. Cnx. in and to tbe foftpsN'onnan Bailey. . ! Ahbougb «■'“.“‘-orauj,>oa.r, uU.u.1 Critic, Mrs. Holloway. . so far as wholesome or harmless literature , jug nt the north east con er of the north vest Tha Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening was concerned, there were oome books for | quarter of section numbs. twenty seven m town at n ’o’clock, to be led by Mbs Nellie which Judge Black seemed to have an ca- two north of range eight west, ibence south aci iciMt Bmnntr corifliig u> the governuient survey thirteen Feiglmer. pecial and insatiate fomtaen. First among cjutns and thlrtyllnks. tbenco west to a point these stood the Bible*, next Shakespeare, ; at Bute,Road tnv-nlne rod* wre’. of section Usual services at the Presbyterian aud then Milton’s "Paradise Lost.” The , Hui. thence north on line of sahi road to the church next Sunday morning and evening. lout i...A(dnnrnnntA«nfreouent1v althoutrh ‘ n°t‘h line of section twenty-eight of Mime town test hedidnotqnotesofrequent!j,although > an(ltVuce rart on atsUoo lino to the The Home missionary society will meet he was fond of referring to a magnificent dI*mj of bcrining. coulaiulng seventy three Wedmtsday the 22d, at the M. E. church copy of that great epic as tbe choicest । acres of land more or less; nl*o thirteen and I treasure library but with the acres off tbe of the rn-t parlors. We desire a good attendance. treasure in in bls nts.iioiyy. out .vim we first urai i। three-fourths oI quarUr O( south jretlouend tweuly-one j two his whole mental being seemed to be , )n town two north ot range eight west described ‘thoroughly saturated—so completely so, : as follows to-wit. Commencing at the south Social Doings. The Y. XL S.C. gave a hop f the HM- ; indeed, that I have no doubt b. could have I _ting* House________ , . nigh! -c—r This will ; readily repeated the greater portion of ; Uieoce wett thr l|Warter -me to tlm reaTuesday probablv be the last of the series of pleas-< them wonr for word. Peculiar turns of it of tbe state road, thence south along the . . .>__ ...... nn.i fMwitfnnt 1 v nntire u-nfonro. Stale State road road to the to the section sectionlineline between between twentytwenty­ ant dances they have given this winter. expression, and frequently entire sentence* , ime and twenty-eight, thence eaattaloug the ’re from both, dropped into hi* extemporane­ lion line to the place of beginhig. Allot which • Hercules orchestra furnished music. ous speeches and social conversations, as 1 shall expose for rai" Aid sell at public auction i/fhe pedro company given on Thursday they often appeared in the more finished or vendue to the highest bidder at the north . night last by Mr. and1 Mrs. Will Hams was productions of. his pen, as naturally as the frontdoor ot the court house m the City ot Hastings In said county of Bam. on the first a most successful and pleasant affair. Six most familiar phriuwe in the vernacular. day of April A. D. 1893. at ten o'clock tn tbe handed pedro was played. The prizes Nor were these mere stock quotations, forenoon ot that day Dated at the City ol Hastings tms 11th dav ot which were beautiful cups and saucers grown threadbare from frequent use, as ia were won by Mrs. Ira Van Valkenburgh too often the case, but seemed to the hearer February A. I). 1*83. , Jamks H. McKrvtrr. and W. R. Cook. Sheriff of Barry County. to hare, been coined expressly for the » PHIUI* T. COUIROVX. (Inc of the most enjoyable company of thought as it leaped fresh from the speak­ Attornev for Plain tiff. er ’ s brain. — J. Proctor Knott in Fetter ’ s By I W. Vjuhjman. Deputy Sheriff the season was the dancing party given at the Hastings House by Mrs. Fyed Parker. Southern Magazine. Mrs. VanValkenburgh. liUes Pauline I Correcting m Hnbortliunte. Shultz. Uua Quinn and Mary* West to tie Sopfc time go a section boss was sitting A. N. Q. club. About twenty couples were present and’ had the large dining idly by the station when Manager Tucker, room io themselves. Dancing commenced Of the Maine Central railroad, stepped off at- nine O’clock. Partners for the grand a train and asked him if he needed more march was found by matching cards that help. When the 1»om replied in the nega­ werc'cul in odd shapes. The march was tive, Mr. Tucker walked a little distance led by Miss West and Milan Wahiorffv Jr. along the track, picket! up a couple of Music was furnished by Hercules orches­ bricks and removed them to their proper place. "Every time I have posted by here tra. for several weeks,” bu then remarked to Mrs. John Pendergast and Miss Genie the boas, "I hove seen those two bricks ly­ Brown gave n pleasant pedro party at the ing there, and I thought because you left latter's home Monday night Prizes were them maybe you didn’t have helpenough.” won by Miss- Rose Goodyear and Shirley With that he mounted the train again and Smith. moved oft, waving a pleasant "goodby” to the section crew, who will never, ijo, never, lie caught in that way again.—Ken­ Regular meeting of the Barry county nebec Journal. Pomona Grange, P. of H-, will meet with Orangeville Grange on Friday, Feb. 34th', There are some people in this world who 180S. Commencing at 10 o’clock a. tn., when a report from subordinate Grange* seem to be naturally unfortunate. They It Acknowledges no Superior. never run across the wonderful bargain* will be called for. Dinner at 12 o’clock. their women friendsand relatives are for­ . AFTERNOON SESSION. Grange called to order at 2 o’clock in ever telling them about, and whenever they buy anything they feel convinced that the fourth degree. they Are paying twice aa much as they ' Singing, Orangeville Grange. HASTINGS, MICH. Address of Welcome, by Bro. R. C. should for it.—New York Herald. Norton, of OraugevlUe Grange. Response, Bro. Geo. Brainard, followed Boatings Marks'*. with program of Orangeville Grange, also Apples per bn so to no. Butter. 21 to 21. - question box for which all are requested to Beans unpicked per bu.. contribute. Corn per bu.. 40. Impromtu speech by, Bro. Jason Wood­ Corn, shelled per bn.. 46. man. bf Paw Paw Grange. KVEN1NO 8BM10N. Grange called to order at half past six o’clock, p. m.. .when exemplifying of tbe secret work of the order and inspection of of tbe Grange will take place by Bro. Ja­ son Woodman, Deputy lecturer of the Michigan State.Grange. Grange lecture: by Bro. Woodman at white per bu..ui. half past seven, to which the public are cordially invited, PROBATE ORDER Gkohge R. Bow.iek, County lecturer. State <rf Michigan. County of Bar At a tutHviun of thn Probate t .iun «or me County of Barry. holden at the Probate office, ia High School the ^Ry of H-tMlum, tn said county, on HalurThe high school will have an entertain- day the Hth day of February, In the year one niunt in tbe near future. It will be de­ thousand eight hundred and ninrtv three. W* Armstrong, Jndae of serving of a good patronage and should re­ Probate’’ UNDERWEAR $1.00 Goods at .75 .60 .50 .25 25 Per Cent. Ofion Umbrellas. THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market Z MILLARD, 50c. 40c. 35c. 25c. 12*c GLOVES and MITTENS 75c $1.00 Goods at 60c .00 “ “ 50c .80 “ “ 40c .70 “ “ 38c .60 '* “ 30c ** “ • Uan V 20c, .40 “ “ 10c .25 “ “ 23 Per Cent off on all Hats a nd Caps. EVERYTHING must Go Inside of 30 Days. BENA WA V & OSBORN Sign Bankrupt Store. 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that SPOONS AND PORKS Are warranted to last. Also remember you et a Present—"Good orm,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry stor e. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler frONT BE rgQLISni Ancl waste your money when there are so many inducements offered to you to invest it wisely. Never were Boots and Shoes offered to vou at the prices now prevailing, 'it will pay you to buy now. If you don’t believe it just glance in at our show­ window filled with Shoes, your choice for $2.50. Mens Boys and Youths’ Shoes at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES for the next THIRTY DAYS. SOUTH SIDE STATE ST. F. Q. 5T0WELL Repairing by I. C. Woodrufl. Little Giant School Shoes. c/5 .CD O GO o o Between IDIEuiME CD h—i • £» you save time you sa'J money. You can M'e a vast IFamount of time if yon are loos'! 5 CO ceive the support of patrons of tbe school —Tbe Cicero class- have completed three orations of Cicero, and are now engaged In reading Stellnsfa Cataline—The boys who made the bet mentioned In last week's paper wish tn> to announce that' their bet was not declared off as was stated, but upon—Tbe senior class have organized with the following officers: President, Will Colo; vice jueildent, Homer DePue; awretary, Ethel Brown: treasurer. Rebec­ ca Striker. hi vanity. mind border- •-•.her of Horace was a skye, after» fi.-edmaa who devoted bte Lime and ■ 1-, U. education of late gifted ML Clement Smith, administrator of said’ e*ute comes Into court and repteaentt that he is pre­ pared to render hw tin Ml account with sn|d es­ tate and pray* that a day may Ihi appointed for heeriugUie same and hj bj discharged from said crust. •Drereupcn It la ordered, that S.tuwlay thr ing for c Gfi or any kind of building mater­ ial, by coming directly to us, ' and not only that, you will save money by buying of us. l.enotii Interested to said art, then to bo holden attl.c Frobate ofthft City of H.t thugs, in tmld romity. aud w*. I’ any there be, why thn prayer of Itlctier mvf not be grafted. And uh ordered, that v Id.petitioner sire o<*1er ssasriPSM “•’MSB®. $3.25 2.75 2.50 200 175 1.50 100 Come early and get first selections, as goods are going fast ALWAYS SMOKE 1127 SHOES $4.50 Now 4.00 3.50 2.75 2.50 200 1 50 (Z) no SHODDY^p^” ”»« SOLID LEATHER -Pry pair ol .hem. ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. WOOLLEY & BRONSON are posted in °ur business and do enough of it to ena- � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-02-23.pdf d3a9f44affd7019ffb7a40721895d40f PDF Text Text < W The best'Advert- Hastings .Banner. VOL. XXXVII'. NO. 43j - FIRE SALE - Published Thursdays by COOK B"ROS.. HABTIXG8. MICH. —OF— - COUNTY NEWS IRA VAN VALKENBURGH’S HflRbWflKE - STOCK. —AT— • - HAMS & VAN ARMAN’S OLD STAND. MICHIGAN HASTINGS, ■ ■ Every person in this city ought certainly to be interested in its prosperity and help to build up its institutions. /‘PATRONIZE HOME JNDUSTRY" is the basis upon which every progressive city is founded, and any one who sends work away from Hastings which can be • done just as well here is To the best interests of the city. TnESTROY LAUNDRY Is a home institution, worthy of patronage. It is better equipped than ever to do good work and get it out promptly. It needs all the work in this city for it’s support. Thus with workmanship as good and with prices as low, public spirit ought to prompteveryone to leave their work where it will do the most, good AT HOME. TROY LAUNDRY. Piq Fire! BiqWind! Biq Crash I 5UCH is a c ondcnscd history of । the recent big fire., The fall­ ' ing walls smashed through my j building and to get even l am SMASHING PRICES । On many things at my new locai tion in Messer Bros. & Rey­ nold’s building, in the place oc­ cupied formerly by the Hastings City Bankl DON’T BUY ANYTHING IN MY LINE WITHOUT CALLING ON ME AT THE PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. W. H. QOODYEZ1R Little Giant School Shoes. Ths Mutual Life Icsurance Co. OIF* KTETW YORBL! Richard A. McCURDY, President A shoe to stand the wear must be made of SOLID LEATHER nq SHODDY or PAPER. . The Little Giant is solid we will warrant eveZy pair of them. Call and examine them. J ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. WHOLE NO. 1967 HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 23. 1893. Hastings Banner. WOOLLEY & BRONSON. BETTER THAN A SAVINGS BANK. The benefits to be derived from * Life Ituurancr policy, und the deposit of tbe mune num paid for premium* tn a aavluga bank, raiaea a question which is frequently dlHscused by mopie interested in the subject of Life Insurance If a man at the agu of thirty deposits in a bank each year the sum of 188.77. at 4 per centcompound interest, for ten years, he will real Im at the end of twenty-eight years the sum of II ,704. !S1. A death claim recently paid by the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York proves that Company to have a decided advantage over the savings bank, as the following Illus­ tration will show: / . In March. 1HM. the Company Iwued PoUcy No. 31,480. for ItJKD, on toe ten-parment life plumage ul issue thirty, annual premium M>.77 The insured had always paid hbt premiums tn cash, allowing his dividends to accumulate, which amounted st death to II jn 1X0. or *513 30 more than he had nald to the Company; that amount with the face of the policy make the total claim 3K.7ll.00. KM8,U more than would have Deen realized from the bank; or, in other words, as an Investment it had realized 0 per cent compound intenesc, learn 171.00. J. I. NiM jecial Afent. Middleville. John Dennis, of Hastings, was seen on our streets Saturday—Miss Hattie Pruss, of Chicago, and Miss Helena Llbeclnsky, of Grand Rapids, were guests of Middle­ ville friends over Sunday—Mrs. J. Hen­ dershott and Mrs. Hoyt, of Hastings, were guests at Mr. Lee’s .Saturday—The The C. 8. C. now have Kit McEilwaine, of Hastings fur Instructor—Little Deila Hill li very sick with lung fever—The High school aro practicing for a drama, to be held In the near future—James Hubbard has traded his residence in this village for Mr. Watson’s store In Pannalee—Hon. John Carveth will soon Join his wife and 'daughter In ban Diogo, California—Miss Mamie Russ, of Grand Rapids, who is the guest of Wm. McOormels, was very agreeably surprised Wednesday evening by a number of Middleville young people —Norman Webb Is again clerking In Keeler’s store after a few weeks absence— Alvin.Clever spent last week with his parents at Nashville—Geo. Smith Is re­ covering after a severe lliness. Largest Circulation quite a sensation In the neighborhood since many bad been exposed to the contagion. Mrs. E. Fick has since been taken with the same disorder. We un­ derstand that both are improving in health under the care of Dr. Troy—The school in Dist. No. 8 has been closed since Wendesday In consequence of diphtheria—The Ice-cream harvest is nearly gathered—J. J. Fish and wife, of Bedford. were the gnests -of C. E. Paul and family on Thursday—J. H. Norris and wife who have been visiting friends at California have returned to their home in Comstock. They received a warm re­ ception from their friends but a cold one from the weather—The bible reading at the Gregory school house on Sunday night the 12th, was quite well attended —Mrs. John McKenzie Is slowly Improv­ ing In health under the care of Dr. Troy and the efficient nurse, Mrs. Smith—S. S. Paul has been on the complaining list for a few days. Creasy. Dr. Hocheteirs. of Kalamazoo, was called as counsel with Dr. Rankin on Saturday last in Hie case of Mrs. Vandewalker who Is no better—Mrs. I. Havens, of Prairie­ ville, was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Bates, several days last week—Ell Firth Is sick at the home of his son-in- law, John Barber—C. Goodrich, head sawyer at Shaw's mill was quite seriously hurt one day last week bv a flying bolt, cutting just above the knee—Abe Rickenmore made a trip to Hastings Tuesday—The Misses Mattie Barber and Hattie Case at­ tended the play at Kalamazoo Thursday • Maple evening—James Reed delivered a line lot 0. M. Dunham has purchased 22 acres of of fat sheep on Monday—Jennie Reynolds 11. A. Durkee south of Nashville at S40 per was sick with La Grippe last week. The acre—The meetings are still in continu­ first In our vicinity—H. Gilbert, of Kala­ ance at the north Evangelical church— mazoo, visited at Creasy last week—Sam Gertie Belgh. eldest daughter of Mr. and Rickenmore cut his foot Monday, while Mrs. Julius Heigh, killed herself with a cutting wood, which will give him sever­ revolver at C. M. Putnam's, In Nashville, al weeks rest—Nomall arrived here until where she was working last Thursday p. Saturday evening on account of the R. it. m. Whether it was accidental or with accidental Hastings, and no mail on Mon­ suicidal intent we cannot say—Adam day owing to the blockade. The mail Wolf. Sr. Is reported as not expected to carrier from Gull La^c was obliged to live—W. P. Jayran! was at Rattle Creek make the trip on foot the same day. the last Saturday with a load of bay—Wm. roads being Impassible otherwise—Lizzie Seanun has rented Mrs. Brice Sugar bush, Boyes made the attempt to get to her and will try his hand at making sugar school Monday, but failed and had to this season—Mr. and Mrs. Rowley wait until Tuesday—G. E. Willison visited Mrs. Rowley's brother in Castleton and wife, of Hickory are the guests of last week Friday—We see by the Banner Nora Fisher on Tuesday. of last week that there was a slim attend­ ance at the farmer s institute at Nashville Nashville,. last week. We think that your Informant E. V. Smith was at Charlotte Tuesday must have been there and could not get a seat and wrote, that for revenge, for the: —L. J. Wilson and wife spent Sunday opera was crowded all day at the sessions with friends at Battle Creek—Dr. Lowry, Wednesday ami a very interesting program of Hastings, was in town Saturday—S. E. Cook, of Charlotte, was calling oim Nash­ was listened to by an attentive audience. ville friends Sunday—D. Bullen, of Par­ ma. was Hie guest of his sister. Mrs. Ccztar Crack. Frank McDerby, .Saturday afternoon — Mr^, L. C. (tester ta very sick, disease, Miss Fannie McGrath, of Grand Rapids. enlargement of the heart—Calvin Stanton Ims been visiting at M. B. Brooks' several has gone to Grand Rapids to work as city ■days—J. C. Furniss has given up his po­ police— D. L. Morthland and Mitt Nobles sition at Woodland and expects to take were In the city one day last week—Mrs. up bis ftand at Bud's Drug store at this Susie Tyler has been very sick but is some place—Mhs Lulu Felghner moved her better at this writing—-We had a very millinery store to Hastings Tuesday. She hard storm of wind and snow last Sunday will be greatly missed here, but what is —The remains of Mrs. L. H. Barnes, of our loss Is Bastings’ gain—The funeral Cloverdale, was conveyed to the cemetery of Miss Gertrude Heigh, who shot herself at this place one day hist week—Who will at C. M. Putnam's hist Thursday afternoon, be postmastel* at this place under the next was held at the M. E church Saturday administration is the question. The pub­ morning—Coy. little daughter of Mr. and lic generally are In favor of leaving it Mrs. Truman Cole white visiting with her where It Is at present for the reason there mother at Coopersville, was taken sick Is no other place unless it was in some and died. The Bule body was brought dwelling house. home and the fuheral was held at the M. E. church Monday aftension. Mr. and Cre»»y. Will Cartlldge. of Chicago, spent the Mrs. Cole have the fijnnpMh/ of ail in past week with friends here—Evangelist know them. They have lost both their Welcome assisted Elder Chase at his ser­ children within a very short time—John vice here on Sunday—W. Fisher accom­ Furniss was at Woodland Tuesday—Mrs. panied the K. T.'s of Kalamazoo, on their C. R. Lusk gave a tea to a few of her visit to the Jackson Coinmandry last Wed­ young friends Friday last—Mrs. M. B. nesday— tnos Barber made a business Brooks gave an at home Friday evening trip to Hastings Saturday—Mrs. Creasy, a to a few of the young people In honor of former resident of this place, and mother her guest Miss McCrath—Mrs. Frank .of John Q. Creasy, was burled in our ceme­ McDerby gave a tea to Miss Lulu Fclghtery on Tuesday. She died nt Battle ner and some of her friends Monday. Creek at the advanced age of 89 years— Ilan field. Sylvester France and mother visited at Delton Monday—On the evening of Feb. Mrs. John McKinzey la still confined to 8th Jennie Fisher entertained a number her bed— L. C. Edmunds is also on the of young friends in honor of her 20th sick list at this writing but Dot dangerous­ birthday. ly Hl—The bargain between Phillips and Albright fell through—Arden Moffard Dowling has sold his farm to bls sou Elmer—Dnvfd Mrs. Huffman furnished the supper Stiles delivered to Battle Creek last Fri­ for the dance the 22nd—Mr. day with 2(5 teams, sheep and lambs, to and Mrs. P. Kemferling moved in Jack be shipped by Mr. Striker, a shipper of Woodmansee's house last week, his son Hastings—School closes here a week from Alic will move on his father’s farm—Mrs. Friday. Parents turn out and see if your Dr. Horner ta here making a short visit children are progressing—Rev. Vanwlckte with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. VanHorn is still holding meetings at Baltimore —Again we are called to mourn with church this week. He looks for hta wife those who mourn, William Manning home Thursday—Flute Mosher had a passed to a higher life Feb. 20th, aged 74 touch of the frost bitten upon his face last years. after a lingering illness of Friday, coming home from Battle Creek— patient suffering. Mr. Manning was a The buys that took sheep away for Stiles highly respe-ted citizen and n well-to-do last Friday came home in a blizzard and farmer. He leaves a wife and three sons they declared it was the greatest storm to mourn his loss, also a large circle of the? efer was out In, they thought it beat friends. The funeral was held Tuesday Dakota—Flora Edmunds wHl start for nt the M. E. church and the remains were Washtenaw county next week to put in a Interred In the Baltimore cemetery. Mrs. visit with friends, relatives and to the Manning has the sympathy of the entire place of her birth—Chas. Shoemaker will community. May her grief be lightened go next week to Albiun to make glad some by the knowledge that she spared neither of his old school mates. care nor expense io prolong the life of the Itruah Ridge. one she so dearly loved—Orhe VanHorn spent lost week with his parents. Mrs. P. R. Kams Is under the doctor’s care—It is said Wesley Karns will go to Yankee Spring*. WisconviD Uris spring—Charles McCrill There was no meeting here last Sun­ and wlftbof Lansing, made a Hying visit day on account of bad weather—Miss here last week—Albert Haven*, of Wash­ Jennie Philbric returned to Jackson last tenaw Bounty is visiting friends here— Friday after an extended visit with The report that scarlet fever existed west friends around here—The recent snow of here Is not true—A neck tie social was storm has blocked our roads so that some held at Geo. Haven’s last Friday evening are impassible—One of our boys looks —Geo. A. Dilienbeck, county drain com­ rather down hearted of late. Cheer up— missioner, was here last week in the in­ she will come back with the robins in the terest of the drain here—Fred Batea will spring—One of our girls says it .Is awful build a bam in the spring—John Branschhaul walking on east Street—Art ami Ed. ka will build a brick house the coming expect to play again at the North Irving spring. hall next Saturday night—M. Potter ex­ pects to move on the big orchard farm Coate Grove. now occupied by J. Johnson—Gamer D. Lorenzo Wood says its a girl, and that Burpee lost a valuable horse last Sunday accounts for his pleasant looks—Mrs. —Minnie Wardell was in Hastings on Fred Stowell, of yonr eity, visited friends business last Tuesday—Mrs. Alice Wil­ hero one day last week—Gary Baker la liams is on the sick list and at this writ­ making a big catch of lltUc fish, over a ing Is no better—S. V. Cook starts for week In the business—Mr. Osgood, who Mldion, St. Joe county, to morrow to see as been at the point scaling lumber, now about some money. * returns to settle with many here for their I,,,.-. —Nettle Gaut was In VenuontvMie, JakMtown. last Sunday—Mrs. Long will entertain the The cold wave of Sunday which came ladies mite society March 2nd—Wm down upon us from the north-west proved Smith has traded one of his lots in your quite a disappointment to those that city for one hundred acre farm in Carlton thought themselves In the Immediate —Albert Mapes baa left his farm here and presence of spring—The report by Dr.’s gone to hia daughter in Johnstown to b; Troy and Chandler to the effect that Mrs. gone some months—Lon Hagar will move Hamilton was sick with diphtheria caused on the A. Mapes farm in the near future, havingsold his farm to P. Flory—Herb Sprague is having material put on the ground he bought of O. Coata, and wiU build as soon as weather will permit— Mrs. Ashley, nf Grand Rapids, who has been stopping for some time with G. W. Coats, now returns to her home—Depart­ ed this life, infant child of Mr. and M re. Winchell, at the home of 8id Thomas. Funeral at the church Tuesday. Woodland. Sunday waa the stormiest day we have bad this winter—Unde Chas. Buhler died Saturday night The funeral services were held at the M. B. church on Tuesday —L. E. Benson’s new clerk has arrived, and he is now prepared to deal drugs once more—Chas. McIntyre, of the university, Is spending a few days In Woodland—Ed. Schantz gofes to Detroit on Wednesday to attend the republican state convention— Samuel Velte has closed a very successful term of school in the Kilpatrick district— The following persons were nominated at the republican caucus Saturday evening: President, D. B. Kilpatrick; assessor. J. M. Smith; treasurer, Ed. Schantz: marshal, D. A. Miller; members of council, L. Par­ rot, 8. S. Schantz and Willard Bolton. We have a good ticket and we hope the re­ publicans will elect th® whole—The C. K. &. 8. R. R. have been having lota of trouble lately. Saturday the passenger did not reach Woodland till evening, and we had no freight train that day, and on Monday had the same experience—We noticed In last week's issue of the Hastings Journal, an article from Brother Dennis’ pen, head­ ed -Jordan Unseated.” While we are not surprised that Brother Dennis feels badly over the result of the contest in the 15th senatorial district; we are surprised that our brother should pay such a high com­ pliment to both Judge Hooker and Judge Smith as to call tiiem political marplots and yet In the same sentence to say that they have persistently sought office from the attainment of their majority, and have not scrupled to perpetrate any outrage, that would secure votes for them. How our brother can make two statements bo directly opposite to each other and then at­ tempt to harmonize them is impossible for us to understand, unless It is because our brother has been accustomed to ride so many hobbies at the same time, or in more plain English to sprawl himself ont in an effort to stand on three platforms, diamet­ rically opposite to each other at the same lime. We find according to Webster, that a -marplot” is one who by fils officious in­ terference mars or fustrates a designed plot. We also find that “officious news” pertaining to or being In accordance with duty. Now if Judge Hooker and Judge Smith are charged with doing their duty to mar or fustrate political designs or plots, we do not think the charge if properly un­ derstood will do them much harm unless any words of praise come from ,such a source would be considered harmnri. We can interpert the article in only one way I. e., that our brother soared too high and used language beyond his comprehension. That while be intended to Injure twojnen, that had endeared themselves to the peo­ ple of Harry county he paid them the high­ est compliment within bls power. Oranceville. Isaac Fish visited at Allegan last week —Lorenzo Livingston is attending the G. A. R. reunion at Eaton Rapids this week —Harry Killick, Frank Splckler and their best girls attended the dance at Hickory Comers the 22d—Andrew Carpenter has his job of hauling logs for Barrett Bros, nearly completed—Merritt Cole has com­ menced sawing pickets at bls mill—Dr. Bucher bought a horse of Wallace Bitgood last week aud lias bought another of Sam­ uel Carlisle—M. D. Campbell has bougU a farm of James Henry, of Martin, and will commence building a house next Monday, Art Murdock doing the carpenter work— Henry Hewitt, who has been sick for a lung time, is able to be about the house— Mrs. Levi Cross is on the sick list—John Killock, Sr. had the misfortune to slip and fall on the In such a way as to strike on hb> head and shoulders hurting him quite badly—Our dance last Friday evening was a grand success—There will be three more club dances at the hall on March, 3, 17, 24th. The above arrangements have been made by thh club, also two room managers chosen, Eugene Johnson and L. Myers—Albert Valentine moved onto bis place east of Fish lake last week—Cbauncy Warren visited friends in Baltimore last week. Hickory Cornen. E. A. Hursley and W. H. Brown ship­ ped last week a car load of fat sheep of their own feeding. The latter accompany­ ing them to Buffalo—A comnany of about twenty-five boys and girls met at the home of Winford Rockwell Fridap night to honor him Xor his many courtesies while home daring vacation from the Agricultu­ ral cuileee. To-day he starts for Lansing in company wiih Fred Elliott to resume their studies at the college—O. B. Barber, of Caledonia, spent the past week visiting his brother, W, T. and other relatives and friends about the Corners—Mrs. Nellie Bush, of Richland, visited her stater. Mre. Ed. Bissell lust week—Eddie Pennock de­ livered a portloy of hta fattened sheep to Richland last week, receiving five cents per pound—J. M. Cadwallader has receiv­ ed hta appointment as notary public and tiled his oath and executed bls bond—Ed. Gieger has an auction sale tills week, sell­ ing his home consisting of acres of land and various other personal property. He says that he never wants to live there again having to recently buried hta father, then so soon thereafter death entered his home and took from him hta beloved wife -Mrs. Agnes Pendlli is preparing to leave here in the near future, intending to take lessons livshort hand writing in Benton llartHir. We aro informed that sl»e has sold her millinery goods to a lady at Aagusla. A favorable opening for some lady to take her place upon her departure; atai> wc would presume a dressmaker might find favor among her sex by locating in business here—Clare Aldrich and wife are preparing to visit friends in western N. Y. —Horace Pennock and wife have gone to house-keeping on the C. C. Backus farm I ft mi'e» uest—The outaldc elements to­ gether with snow banks Sunday were too severe for full audiences at either choreh. । Additional County News on 8th pa<B. �Hastings Banner. The News from the State of the ; ermf Uw-Hng baa tnarchsd hta men up Sunflower. ite hill raJ »'«reh«l >btl" ‘luw“ -*13' ThuniUy.' Februury kJ, oobVuuo*-Pr°r>r,et£ft^— ' ~~ • j In Paint the NOT quite so goby -----------, U Ifte-rufarof France In anciei.t history Govt best is StricU/R":. Whit. Lrad te*u it will not seal., eb'P. off; it firmly “““'fL"S'nSSrtqr. form« * SdTO * “ ob,i“ • Strictly Pure White Lead MMMUwlr made. Time has proven that £hK teadSde by the "did Dutch" Xe«; of slow corrosion possesses qualities that cannot be obtamedby any other method of manufacture. This process consumes four to six m0°^’ time, and produces the brands that have given White Lead its character as th&standard paint. “Armstrong & McKelvy” “Beymer-Bauman" “Eckstein “Fahnestock” “Anchor" “Kentucky” “Morley “Southern” “Shipman “Red Seal” “Collier “Davis-Chambers” 1 That and nothingrnoiv„ . „ fi rar 1 The a.embers of the -legal houre," *• IM ELD-EYED FEAaETilffllPMAOAIS Republicans call themselves, regard th« | outcome < t the difficulty in the light of • tteaoaa cofi.eb.d~ « U4c”‘‘ TW* ' -ign*! Tietory. They have tetured allI that .n,l Costs <>* ’he nabtUment* of War tbey wen? contending for-the right to n,r the Toau ef Dlplemacy-C«v«v»ar mM?l nnJ transact their business in the 1 nine niM-ovor* a tart That M.kH hall of the bourie of reprt rentalives and Mwelltag /___________ ...... reference of the quretit-u .lte»uato ] tha courta . ! Tbe Agreement, a* signed by the par-.es I co the squabble, "L eb ha» brought peace In Sight. Marring Accident* ------------------I uut ot disorder, fa to the eff'.et that the RoTupfkv Feb. l7.*-lf John Brown could > publicans are to have undisputed possession Hu I<1* have been Immensely interested. How" ever, it tbo former resident of the “bunflower" state, whose -Soul is marching on," bad been here’.here might have been more nauukku I • real war and less Muffing. Il was a day ot waiting and resting on arms. The militia guarded the capitol grounds, the deputy srruennta at-nmre stood behind barricades ondguatded the capital and rhe hall of ; arrej,.f, of pop„|iM< .hall b-i made by Ho­ $ pQ|jHchn ufficiafa; that the governor shall remove tbq military force sml tire sheriff ; disband hte thputies, and tlcu-» nt Issue shall be dvridrd by the courts, । ^ sheriff was jirndtted tn tetaln ; ^ghtecu deputies, twelve of whom aero ■ to keep curifaliiy moure-rs tfttt of thddApitul building and the ctbera to juard tbo Mate house grounds.--------- house, and the deputy sheriffs overran the | NOT A LEGAL HOUSa. whole towv. Gans were everywhere BepubilcjIla win it»* Fir*: ftuund la :b* stacked up; in the corridors of hotels, iu the Courts. hands of militiamen, on the shoulders of ! TaFEKA, Kan.. Feb. M.-Tbe r.rst fight the men who had poured iu from every sec- , the curu has been decided for tbe Re uf the state. There whs uo fighting, not I pub|icaUa This was tbe injunction east even a street fight Men felt the responri- ! before Judge Hazen, restraining the treatbility of the hour and no our was auxions _Urer _________ ____ -_____ and auditor from paying the aalarie* are standard brands of strictly pure to do anything that w..tild start the battle. of the Populist house. A temporary inLead made by the "Old Dutch” pro­ I.ast uight the Rcpublicaoa had all tbe juncL|on was granted. Tbe court decided cess. You get the best in buying them. The Populists tbat it poum not K0 behind the returns, best of the situation. You can produce any desired color by bent tinting these brands of white lead with realized that they could uot depend upon ! but that it could decide a case on the certhey tifieates, [ . the .. .hall ... and . . .. those who held certificates being National Lead Co.'s Pure White Load the militia to attack were afraid to attempt to do anything with the ( Tinting Colors. legal members of the house. This may For tile by the mcnt teltabledealersin Paints their companies of provteloual troops. Invalidate । Martin's election to the United everywhere. । If you arc going to paint, it will pay you to Lewelling had sued for peace, or done States acuate. aentf to us for a book containing information What amount* u» tbe same thing iu asking that may save you many a dollar; it will tbe Republicans to submit a compromise A half-witted man from Cherokee City proposition. The proposition, which te ex- threatened the governor that he would NATIONAL LEAD CO., namely favorable to Republicans, has been shoot him on sight. The fWfow was found submitted to the governor nnd be has 1 taken a (lay to consider and answer iL by the sheriff, who in spite of the fact that Chicago Branch, State and.Fifteenth Streets. Until be answers it things will remain in a lunatic may shoot as straight as any one, and is as likely to keep hi* word if given the statu quo with tbe Republicans In posses­ chance, let him go. The governor refused sion of the hall. The sqpreme court may I the services of a guard. The report caused act today and put an end to tbe struggle. , • intense excitement for a time. Proposition of the Republicans. Th. prep.»ltjun which Ibc ^vcnior W , ^n.'mllU. .bou. o.LMdcrira ra Uuulb. Kcpubli- I j d„, ;n,| u,.! b.wlt-r uu. dWreta Hi Um procrallu^ In ran. .tulgh, Domoenulc except the Gunn case; that the . *7. , . ,. , ... is a dreadful things tempt .b.riir.ll>n,>..H.dn„,dre; tire lb. Ruv- , '» >b' »•“ al, f .roo.dl.mU. tb. m.litU tram dutj; tire , V"”", “‘nT’ undoubtedly caused by the irritating | th. Rnmbllreo. bore lull rad Dudblurted „Th' «mm.ttre ohn mdurre.1 Ut. effects of dirt. I po-redon ol th. lull of tb. boo- of mure- I 11„'T“1'V. . L I? re Outbreaks, and crime generally, am j 22^^ ^‘.^bS ’ 5.7 PopoU-i -------- .V,'---------------<>--------—I wuullnw: Unit tbe lUpobllcuu. will uot offilUthm with Populi..* ■ -*- m - -. never possible among oeonle m..w. immwi „n.i committee, iwjh Smn people who are I latcrter. «,ui. with thth. n.,a. Dmumure nnd at the ij.mn.jiw.ui. rat wUirerd fr, IL.------------------------------------------| thnt th. clerk, ot tb. rir.1 bouww .ball L. J”'l >•» addicted.to the use of |.rrentwl, . nd b.lwa. rarpu. ptreredlra. b. . D*noeraO._ . An Indian Outbreak KIRK’S SOAP ■■ I instituted In both cases before tbe supreme | I In the seale Saturday tb.-chaplain, Bhlrourt fur immediate decision. | disun, a Populist, prayed "God have mercy Amen.” ' SIEGE OF REPRESENTATIVE HALL. ' on this treMOD-infbcUNl ••tapj| thing asked who were the traitor*, he re­ plied: “The party which mobbed the mill­ ' tin." I’opulUt Officer* for the Ttbop*. I Weduesdny night was a cold aud dreary j The Populists are vNcwdingly chagrined i one for the Republicans besieged in repre■ over the fact that the militia Would not tentative bull. The hard-hearted janitor ' obey orders and drive the Republicans out of the capita] building 'refused to turn on ; of representative hall. As Lui ha it can reiwinnc__ ' the hcnt’ Tl)e ball was miserably cold, be done Republic- u officers are being re­ The great soother of ani " ,S , ! and the Republicans were forced to en­ moved and- Populists appointed, so that the promoter of heal! ana good- | gnge iu walking matches and other antics within a month the men in command of feeling. Cleans everything nor—injures . nbom the hall to keep up a free circulation the state troops will be in full sympathy nothing—don’t be afraid to use KIRA'S | of blood. Sleep was out of tbe question. The with the Populist administration. All Soap on the most delicate fabrics. members, however, bad the comfort of yesterday carpenters wire at word making a new repr sentatire hall for tha'l’opulist JAS. S. remit Ac CO.. Chleaoo. food which the military guards in the house cut of a large corridor in the capital grounds below allowed to be hoisted building. through the windows. At 4 o’clock in the Tasky PiaBond Tir Sop *■ morning six- gasoline stoves ^ere hoisted through the windows and the members gathered around them in squads to abeorb what heat they afforded. NewOkleass Feb. 'Jl.-Gen.G.lj Beau re­ AMERICAN FAMILY r,'^' '"•h‘ Garfiqld Teas BUM Uuurma 8t^ K. Y. Cures Sick Headache At the Grand it A I* I D H (Mich.) BUSI.PARISH. Prop'r. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In the matter of the retate of Immer N. CrtttMden. deceased. Notice 1* hereby given that I shall sell nt public auction, to the high­ est bidder, on Friday the tenth day <»( March. A. D. 1M3. at ten o’clock in the b>ren<K»n. at the Probate Court rooms In the city of Hastinin In the County of Barry. In the state of Michigan, pursuant to License and authority granted to me on the thirteenth day of January. A- *L-,5P-..bJr the Probate Court of Birrv County. Mlehlnn. all of the estate, right, tittle and Interest of the said deceased of. in and to the real relate situate and being In the County of Barry, in the state of Michigan, known and dreribed M follows, to-wlt: The west fractional half Qi) nt the south west quarter iM) and the west haU(H)of the east half («»> of the south —,7“ v-f wra, mucil sale will be made subJett to two mortgages held by Samuel Canon, which mortgages and the In- bated January awb, A. I).. iMa. Wm. P. Sidsam, Adminstrator. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. Whereas, default has •been made tn Urn con­ ditions of a certain mortgage, executed by Alva J. CowfM and )lnrT A. Cowins of tbe Township of Irvina. Barry Countv. Michigan, to Alice J. crmiriiill (fonuerty Alice J. Morey) of Toledo Ohio, besnng date May tha seventh. A. D.. 18S3, and recorded on the seventh dfty ot May. A. D., !fc(5. ar three o'clock and thlrtv-flve minutes. t> tn. In Uber nnmberM. ot mortgages on page .ics. tn the office of the register ot deeds for Barry County. Mlchtgah. and there l« now claimed to be dun on said mnrtaage the sum of two thmt*and seven h<im*nnd and <ixtv dollar* and njnty-two cents Includlngan attorney tee of thirty -live dolbtrs., and no prweedmics tiariug benn taken al taw to recover the debt «t?nred bv the said mortgage or any part thereof: Now there­ fore. notice is hereby given that on Friday the twrivth day of May t»j, a: 11 o'clock noon, standard tlnm.at tbe north front door of the Court house lu the city of naatintm. County nI ^tehfgan that bring Hie building tn which circuit conrt for County of Barry is held, by virtue of the nower of sale contained In said mortgage. 1 will «ll at public ,<«> the highest bidder the property d«ajeribed in said mortgage, or sufficient thereof to sotlMy said mortgaite Indebtedness, costs 8*1‘> premises being the north, wm •lusrtcr of section fourteen (Uptown four i*'•u,nft ,fl>•ww,tcttitainlngon* A wagon load of food camo in at noon, ind the benii-geil members got their break­ fast by mail, the poatofficc carriers bring­ ing it in their pouches, because the guards wert afraid to interfere with Uncle Sam. Topeka was black with people who came tn from everywhere “to see the fun.” and blue with troops who came at the govern­ or’s command. Every train that arrived during the day brought Its complement of troops and Republican and Populist volunteers armed with Winchesters, shot­ guns. and revolvers, anxious to take a hand in the fight which was anticipated. The capitol on all sides was surrounded with soldiery and citizens. At every ap­ proach of the building a picket line was maintained. No one Was allowed inside without a pass signed by the governor and countersigned by the adjutant general. A The Sheriff Recruit* a I'oue. The sheriff established three recruiting stations in the morning and swore in all who would volunteer as deputies. He told his men who were armed to remain there anti see who were unarmed and procure weapons as soon ns possible and report for duty. A thousand-deputies had been mus­ tered in at noon. Twenty students from the state university, under the command of J. A. Rush, who had been chosen.cap­ tain, arrived in the city yesterday morning and were sworn in as deputies and went on duty. Students from Baldwin and Wash­ bunt colleges also volunteered in large numbers. STATE TROOPS NOT RELIABLE. the Great Corporation Has a Third Tumble. L£SHON «, ARST NATI0NAL SERIES, FEB. afi. , -A-dlteF «-k.««u>K*E*^*^C.W.L Alinbol.4 V . Uo.l Ol edit-" Ou, AU Ul«b, -"1 PRECIPITATED BY TOM PLATT. * c * 1, h,| bran OolHrel, •nd •*“ ” ImlldloKor Ib.wvl’. free .t w. H. GSirreii, Slure It. lire Biller. Lu mired loror. uiilll now It »«S r“K '■ Streit ,.|'-.rl> ।, ratoon pure trerlu-.l i„„|,.. —wmululnx noiliin; ii..., ure H . bwm,.. <„ I i., recoftilre.1 uo tire re.i „„| U tor oil olltrem. „r kldrejo ll will cure i. Jl.w • dlkretloo, roiutlpollre. J-""' »■ rnuu tiic .retrebSo..;,.’."““•w. with «eh bottle or th, -!"!??“« funded. Price only M. (..r ‘ij.. ’t*' by W. IK Goodveer. **< The beri Mire lu the wwU f hrulree, rare., ulcer., un ?*■ •ore., tetter, chopped lBllll,. .h7”" tom, rad oil ,klu entptw,,.. ,M ly core. pile, or uo J7""* fuorraired to dre pertrH mii.(SiJ “ mooer. rerundetl. Price » reouZTj For rale hr W. 11. Ikwuirer. 11, ^ SL Joe Is to have a democratic dgijy. Manistee people have organlui .. elation of charitable purpose. *** has wrought relief rUh. itI11 , thouMuds of sufn-rers frmp pHeM Hi. taloly a great medicine or we could give a printed guanmu-e uiih (.Mr|t age. Price ll.to, six pack.Krxlk 8,’ BtalL For Mie by Fred I.. tj druggist. ' Muni th with iu 50 dwrliint,. has* -10 would-bf poatttuul^n luted t’ Dexter doctors will hereafter dun. double price for rails between Ii n3 ml 9 m Sofferers from Kbeunmttanof the Hon will find '•Adrionda, ’ .Wbrekft Hart aud Nerve Cure, -a never faihng ;eLrf and cure If proper!} taken. Sold by W. 11. Goodyear. Brooklyn is the latret town io efettrfc light*. PW1 Keewcnan bay has bet-u opeh but day thiswinttr Wilken- and Watkins ebums and clo«* frirmh* Tlw bad fan han! working sin Itmts ai.d * . ,j fakru » Hille out door excrctei. When thy diotd handsand said v^I Ij.h. uivIh-end of their college wti r. im-y «< > \ inqairri health. Btdh had dyspepsia, liter trouble* and troublesome < uughs. Wilkens had plenty of money tnd de­ cided to travel fur hi* health. VttkiM was pour. "J mdbt go to work far n>j living." said he. - but I’ll trFdbe r-mdy that Rablnnin talk* so nuiclrabout-Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Diiwvvery, In less than two yeara, Wiikrtu ease In .bis coffin. Watkins, now in tbe pnmr of life, is a bank pn-aldetiL rich and :especteu. and weiHis i«.uod$. Tbr •Golden Medical Discovert' saved ®y life at a critical time.” lie often -ay.-. -Ob. If |H*>r Wilkens Inal only tried It7 For BEAUREGARD DEAD. weak lungs, spitting of blood, al! iingrrin/ 7. "And the GEN. Ixrvitcs . caused the |>eople to understand the law.” Another thirteen coughs, and consumption. In its early are hire mentioned who with the Levitra stages. It te an unequaled remedy. caused t be people tn understand. To read The city of Dowagiac baa revised iu is good; to lAidrmtand la better. After une of liis diocuursca, in which Jrvua had village charter. said that if one doc.* iX*t understand the Dr_ William Sprague, of Coldwater, i» word the wicked one catclieth it away. He 9fl years of age. oakt*l the disciple*. ''Have ye Understood all three thing*?” (Math. xUi. 19,31.) When Philip drew near to the the chariot of the Ethiopian eunuch hi* first quwXit u wm, 'Tndrrstandrat thuu what thou nsadret?” (Acte viii.Wj If uneshould ask."Howcan I understand)” I should replr. "Through faith wo understand” (Hob. xl, 3; Ir, 2«.. Receive it unquestioningly, ami thus un­ derstand. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Monroe. wants to farnd herself for of God, dtetinctly, and gore t he sense, aud catuwd them to undrrsuuMl tbe reading.’’ 823,000 (ot paving streets Thte te the best rule for good reading that Hun. J. W. Hleks. for 20 yrata a had­ I have ever seen. Ix^jifile writing and dis­ ing resident of Plain welt, is dead. tinct reading are two very helpful things. Muses ami Halmkkuk were told to write CHRONIC CATARRH. very plainly (Deut. xxvii. 8; Hate ii. 2). and 1 believe the whole Bible to be-a plain book for plun prepl, wbo ore wllUrg u> lelTbo Holy bpiril be their Macher. 8. "This day te holy unto the Lord; your Cod; loouro do. oor wm*." Th. Low. Pe-ru-ns te a specific ftr rich <** of wbfch □. ho|, oad ju.t uo| go,.,, rea.lore. catarrh—for the Acute and the Chronic. uo of «lh .-uni olrre oecooloo to wore. Lot Jrauo. who la Ue rad of th. low tor rtpht- The dose of Pe-ru-un should be a, l»f«« tablespoonful before earth nical ar.il st reireore. to .Mr, ore u,,, bdwv.th, urahM u. wbm w. rerelre Him not to bedtime. Thte dose SbOUm In* stiwn**1! increased to two tablespte’nhite •In, hot to rejokre to H|m who Locant, o and some delicate men should twgin with» tG^Tur^u"^ *" '‘khlreti.nreo teaspoonful. and as shralt aud 'Gate Hi, 18; Il Cor. v, 31; Rom. x, 4) The Increase to the above full dosa The Acme SnQl°( ,hapUr whfth follow, our Catarrh and Humid variety of k»oo bnng. before „ u,. tran oT tolwc taCTb, under this treatment. wlU names, and os atonement came between peaKln from one to two wwke; but <n tw rCXra “d “ber“‘ l“ "• u> roc. to Hypertrophic variety thte ticstuieut be continued in w»me rases from lo re?. h ottd lu reralu. threp months; and In very rare or extreme­ m™ ^hrJor‘',h,i1-«'|l‘ro<lrnreolith." wLj1Pa“ 0K wowlortul la UtegTocor God. ly bad cases it must be continued W »“ months, in some can - of Acute (atana L.,” ^‘“Louor Mrength! Ho (cold Id the head.) wnerctin ea»cte T"owlvoUre. oor .trejgth ottd a teaspoonful of Pe-ru-na -hoold I* ttte NC SENATOR FROM WV0M>HG f i^‘h"S win W -Th'~.irh. We authorize our adveni^ . •uuiptlon. OM(b. „l(1 roi<re" eoudlUre, ir j.,u ,a ;, lb, eottkh. cold or on, ,un “‘r « with , UoqMe. and wlll.ure n,i, «*wt •d. «l> log It 0 f,|r Irui, bereat. rou nop lure jour tuouey refund,,! » "* Dot moke Ihlo <,rr.-r ,l;,|«at Dr. Kl»r. New Dtaeoverj *! oil It never (ifeapm.im. Large size 50c and 31,00. .k. book oE U>. u houra. rad poR>l« tow. PHILADKLFHU, Feb. 21.-For tIL. Ibud „hl. and rad , “ r u , ltbm|t (urtU,r ,l.lnr nak time in its career the Philadelphia Reading railroad te In tbe bnntWof re­ ?. woUipA.e,o.i or ceivers. Unable to stem the tide of ad- Hte tew. The water gate wa. toward tbe reraity tbe great corporation has gone to cost liii. SB). «od therefor® near tbe temple, temple wo. al the ea«t of the dty. I he wall a't a time when its outlook was HUM favorable. Tile climax came .nddAft* farlpg the Mount of Oliver, ^era was a ready scribe in tbe-Jjiwof Mu«w«, for he ly and almost without warning to ’be tie of Phlladelpb'.L but tc a few lA»-»ighte hmi prepared bi- heart to b«k ami todu nnd to teach the Law of tbe Lord in Israel rd .ndlvidual* k ha. .’ca< been known '.battue itorra WAKbrewisg That norm “As4 Exra, the prieat, brought tbeLaw culminated yesterday morning !n the atar- Won* the congregation upon the tllag announcement that tbe bcaru vt man ot tbe seventh month.’ This wks the reg­ agert ct the Reading Railroad company ular day for the feast of trumpets (Lev. xxiii. ’JI).to he fol low ml on the tenth day bad voluntarily decide J te n.nk.' »FP“'* Hob to tbe courts ler * iw3--.b.p Mk* by the great atonement and on the fifteenth Friday last, when tbe h”’ !«mt wh'.eper day by the feast of tabernacles (Lev. xxiii, of cuming trouble reached tbe public *•*. •JT. M) The priest was the me-engrrof ths Lord of Hosts, keeping knowledge the company has had a lifthat the people might seek the Ijtw at hta struggle to keep its bead above wate- bn nvretl, <«•!• H. »>, rad WM by M. .pthe odds it had to face were too great, -nd plication to the study of the Law qualified the management's gallant 'effort* un’.y »oto teach ths people. tabled tbe company to stave off for ♦ f’w 3. "And bo read therein from the morn­ days tbe Inevitable result. ing until midday, and tbe ears of all the people were attentive unto tbe book of tbe AH Wanted Pay at OnesGeorge H Earle, Jr., president of the Law." I wonder how many of an uudlenee Finance Company of Pennsylvania, and he would bare iu our day at the end of the commercial agent for tbe Reading railroad, second or third hour. A political speech yesterday afternoon said that tbe Finance or a concert or sotnetbiDg of that sort is company ha* from td,u00,000 to 110,000,000 all right, even If It tatwo hours long, but a kermun or a Bible reading must be within worth of Reading coal on baud upon which the limits of propriety, tw too much of re­ uo advances have been made. This amount. ligion (as they say) ta unendurable. One Mr. Earle declared, was enough to pay the can read a novel a whole day, but a chap­ Kea4ing'a floating debt twice over. When ter in the Bible fa often more than enough. askrcl the cause of the present difficulty 4. “And Ezra, tbe scribe, stood upon a pulpit <<f wood which they had made Mr. Earle said that it wn* due to everybody p M,K..------------------------------------------------ for demanding his money at once, which was the purpose.’’ Elevated above the people a- vrril well as bhear fa unnecessary, for tbe company was able to that all might see., as —~r.’ —he —~ pay iu debts. The Reading's pay cars, I---------•-< »by — tiUrow J“ sup|x>rtml thirteen ol' hta brethren, *six which were called back on Friday before <>u bls right -------------------nnd seven un --------bls,--------left band,. their contents bod been distributed, were j f___ nIt_1 ........ have uo- 2„'_1 doubt :'__1 that the •/ Vnseeu One ‘7 > not sent out yesterday. 1 win said’ -to Afmws, ’*------r “ -u»» u_ Certainly I will be Mail l'»e tor All it* Money. with thee,’’ and to Joshua, "As I wa-,z»ith The fact is that heavy demauds were Mom-*, mj .I will __________________ be with tbee,_____ ” and to Gidmade upon the corn pauy lor the repayment ; "Surely I will b>- with tbr." (Ex. Hi, of loans nt a time when every dollar that j« jt 5. Judg.'vj, tfi), was far more to could l»e scraped together was nectlcd for | than the hrvlhrcu who were by hta the legitimate exptt-scs >‘f the road, and to h|jr meet thcra ............. demands it wa» B "And thewjo.aktu book In the sight ................ -......... ..... m-crasary « to re- , U. .KkU lEzra —in oja-nedvMt call tbv money then on the way to t>ay the . of aIl |be (f„r be wan above all the wages of its employes and to defer the pay- people', - - and■ u heu ■' •beo|»eiied it all the-------peo­ mvntef the mooeyuwed by thv Reading to ple »t<x<l Up.*’ With great revetrucr he anindividual crntl openRora, the product of . tht. aerollwf the Law . and with revwhose mines is eulcl under contract to tbi* ercricr the people stood - ttp to-hear what the • Keiuiing. Appllcatlatis for arafatance « era j Lord.their Gud, would any to them. Wedo miiile in every direction, but the company’s ' not worahip the Bible, but we worship Him credit was shattered mid it wan found im- I who ta therein revealed ton* as our God |Kk»il>lc to burrow alt the money needed. J nnd Saviour, and wht n w» open our Bible* Ap|Milfltment of Rreolvera. * to read the words of tha living God we At 4:-3U o'clock yeatcidn; a (tern iwu Judge ' should <lo *0 with great humility. Daitas granted the. application for the re­ I fl. "And Ezra blettM*d the Ix>rd. the great ceivership of Rcndiug. and api>ofnted Chief ; God. nnd they Ixjw^f- their brads aud Justice Edward M. Paxson, of- the Peun( worehlpcd the Lord with their faces tn bylvjtnia •tuprvnie court; Eiisba P. Wilbur, ; the ground." If they all meant it Id Ueir prcaident <>f the Lehigh Valley railroad, and Preaideut A. A. Mcl-eod, of Reading, J heart-., then It was true wbrabip; but if tw the receiver*. He rtquested that each any bowed the body only without bowing receiver should enter security in hta own the heart before God, then He did not rel>eraotial bond uf $3UQ;tfX). It waa an- 1 gani It. for. though Hta eyes run to and fro tiuuntcd further that.Chief Justice Paxoon, : throughout the whole earth to show Him­ in order U; quality lor thte petition, had ; self strong on behalf of thooe whore hrarta forwhnted bu> resignation from the su­ aro perfect toward Hirn (Il Chron. xvl. b). He looketb un tbe heart and out ou the preme ta-nch. The heavy blow was -truck when Tboe. C. Platt, of New York, representing th. thin! preference bundholdem, applied for foreclosure of the mortgage fw non-pay­ ment of interest, and iu thte suit George L. in 181R> anil wan as­ Crawford, of this city, was appointed massigned to the corps ler to take teRimojiy. But the fact that of engineers. He tbe Readiug has voluntarily applied for re­ served in the Mex- ceivers to take charge of ita property (lend­ ing the adjustment of ita affaire, aud that twice wounded and no objection hns lievn made by any cred­ twice btevetted. itor, shows that the entire proceeding has He was promoted been an amicable arrangement, and as t to a captaincy of such te sure to result In the property be­ ing mamigwi so as to further the schemes engineers in 1RJ3, that have been in progress for the consoli­ and was for five dation of the anthracite traffic into few days (Jan. *-28, baud*, ns well u for the expansion of the GEN. BKAUREGAltD. 1861.) supariuten- markets fur ita sale. KiKulllcanee of Some Farts. dent of the United Statm Military Jcademy The acceptance by Mr. Wilbur of tbe po­ at West Point He resigned Feb.UO, 1881 joined the Confederates and begnn the sition of receiver develops the idea that the Civil war by the bombardment of Fort lease of the Lehigh Valley Is to be m*i2. Sumter, April 13, 18«L ained as it now exista, *nd that the large holders of Uhigb Valley stock are satisfied . Commanded at the Flret Bull Kun. He was In actual command of the south- with the past year', experience under a era troops at Bull pun. July ?|, j^l. In Reading management The selection of which the federate experienced a defeatffar Justice Paxson as a receiver shows that this service he was made a full pmeral, the th. company intends to have the best legal highest grade. From the summer of 1801 adviceou every point that may arise, and until tbe spring of iW be defended the acceptance of the position by tbe chief Charleston and Its outworks when be- ie’.k0*! :*a qUM* lndoreemeut of the legality .l-Kri br Gm.r.1 nilloior., A. tb, do„ of tbe war be was second in coEhniafiU in the army of Joseph E. Johnston Jn North B..t, L... th. .tarkMMw. Carolina, bince tbe termination of the br m. .loekboldn. war be baa resided in Louisians; he became .Inc. Feb. I 1. nUuutml at kM.'XXl.OX) Lui president of the New Orlraas. J.cki<m and no on. in autborit, un tbe ro.a t.|,. ' |ik Mississippi railroad, and for a number of bewa. hopele^. Thar. wM reare was one of the managers'o' the aJ'i’7v°' v‘ ’■?' wuck enebange. Lee, Louisiana State lottery, and wa, also ad H and at Sen lork ]te«tenlny. The ICeajUna tent general of Louisiana. ’ ' Mock had to0. d0„„ nnJ ’bn broker, went mH FIFTH MEMBER OF THE CABINET. at Mrtalton, 7. 5'0rto0 * onarf U>. mm, promltL, U-moer.i.ta th. .ut.0( LAW. | SIOjKHOLDEKS ARE OUT S34.CCO.OOO j gard died last night othcart fallunt Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard was' lx>rn in He was g|adnnted New Orleans Ip 1818. "" from Wetk Point that Staggers Him. The Populhta intended to carry the ball by storm at 8 a.m.- Colonel Hughes, al­ though not officiallrinformed of the plan, learned its details anfftapprised the Repub­ licans of them, giving thflm to understand at the same time that they bad nothing to Lakewood. N. J.. Feb. ’HL-cicveland fear from him A little biter he was sum­ moned to the governor’s office, where the announced the fifth member of his cabinet plan w as laid before him and he was or­ last evening, it is that, of Hoke Smith of dered to carry it out. The colonel informed 01 lbe interior ' In the governor that he was on duty to main­ wnakmg the announc-ment Cleveland said tain the'peace and not to break it. The I met Mr. Hoke Smith, of Georuia. in me Republican house, ho said, was tne legally office in New York todak He cXj at ml constituted house of the state of Kansas, S^of I.?re?d u111 the of mZ and ha did not propose to interfere with it retary of the interior. He accepted I in the transaction of its business. wkh*oatty tltat-1 have not written or re­ Decided to Drop the Fight. ceived any letters or communlcAtioua from During the afternoon, however, the Pop­ him. .nd ih.tt«u, ulism met and decided to make no further have seen him since election." attempt to gain entrance to representative Hoke Smith is the proprl -tor ofth« o hall. 'The dispute will, therefore, be left tau. Jcnmni „d u fn„^n to the courts to decide. The sheriff then Cleveland num In his state Z, v I took ixxwewdou of the state house and the nomination of Mr. tleveiand wtatelhl raised the siege. The case will be decided AUnnta Conttitutlon and other InfiSenSS by the supreme court. L. C. Gunn, of Labette county, was arrested by the Re­ publican house and brought here on a live of North Carolina. He tea lawre# ““1 charge of contempt In refusing to obey a to -dd to have th. te^X^JX MQ(l subpoena to testify in a contented election caac. He justifies bis refusal ou the ground that the Republican hou.se was not legal and law sued for a writ of habeas corpus before the supreme court. The decision Morton, of Nebraska, who visited J will settle the legal status. Topeka, Fcbi Ifi.—Pence reixns supreme » the capltal otty of the “Grasalwpp^ -— BEADING IS DOWN. BEADING «r'«'lr rejokw lu Ut. Lord. *" M'ul 1,1 “» r«rH. h U Co*r'«l me with the robe Of M •^o. to’u *UUd •" U»P~*lr. 5lrJ.pXL0,,u?,1?rh u'11!",'”' *” or ’X wCti'i““* *“• every hour, ' Everyone should send for a fit* <”1*^ treatise on catarrh, couitbf, celds aoa cw sumption, by the Pe-ru-m. !>mc NW faoturing Company, of Columbus. <** Sent free during Fcbruat} «i»l -'tentDA horseman from the <)®il *W a breeding farm near l.’nlon City- ■ Monroe paid tit.Sfi iMt mouth to 1WF the tramps warm that lodp-d there. irJ ii^“oSsiXblt7^’°"n “l“ U, l«x 11 ’,oto 1* Kph. When ata wm a CWM. *>"•’ dcr»lo<«irerb,"w'i?^‘““ “>><o tk«o." a /• luduo- When sho had Cblklrrn. K*v,‘1 glad A dry kiln nt Stewl™ 1!,~' 2*55 f.euxj.1 Mar»hall '«•• F' »Utbt. She bad draw S°K1 ““-I and It I- >nSXdh,L^,“? ■? ,u “Kkbl Ara. Tb. *** do‘bn. by fire yesterday. ■** Ulysses Grant Keefer b>* MJ •1.000 at lunia for tbe betrayal Bidder, of Orange. Th* senior etarot the W** __________ amdecided MoA mi on orange ana u* •chool hare orsmfi' fur tbelr class colon. �» T O , kt rr nomlter wins the flrat prter. white th* r"lASllNGi> a5z\NN-LK. —booby’* prize is fitthigly awarded to the __ : ---------- ■ otte having the fewest. Another trial eotiTbnrwiav Febri'-H 21. t^l --t* -f carrying potatoes from on* table * * - ’ ’----- ------------------ •• Ui another In a table or tea spoon. The I potatoes which should Ihj round and big. W R. COOK. Lvare Iwin-r put on a table with a polished h.(. The »ne who can curry most potaa>.-s fium <>»e table to another In a given t\i’i.- wins. The tables must be fur apart. It ■ i;c l e«try to m-oop up .the potatoes, and mi,. j-rcunsi Is still more 'difficult to retalo. : ■ W9BN Y' -U . 4 .*«■? If “ <W»-T 11 ladder. You can ari-‘y U to y.Mir pldtc Jn « *• wtaute,- and no man •-.“ if your pLite fin ■■■ « »'«: i* will hold firmly In lb* Tour Pl.nc Whltr einud. Michls tn OUR COUNTY The ra«ltt>lates of the ]x»*tnffice ore Dr. H. C. I’- vkham aud A. Al. Herrington. K th«; mnjoifliy rnlrs the office wilt remain where.it t.—Freeport Herald. » Rev. ol H Johnson, if Freeport, has Rufaa Vandenbrock, an old settler of Ionia county and a native <>f Belgium died recently at the age of 74 years. He first set­ tled on 40 acres of laud In the township of Bowne, cleared 10 acres, putting It Into wheat, from which ba threshed about 20 bn. with a flail, and tn die spring he cleared a roads miles ao a machine could come and finish the threshing for him. The 10 acres yielded 355 bu. which he sold for Si.50 per bu. In’82 he divided hh property giving each «>f bls five sous 100 acres each, with teams and tools aud to his daughters he gave 500 each, lu his will he leaves about 814,000 to l»dilrded among his children. His life Is a notable example of what nnc can do by strict economy thrift and Industry. She was talking about her different gowna—her calling gown, driving gown, , dinner gown nnd soon—when her husband looked np from the paper he was reading and remarked: "There la another gown which y on should have in your wardrobe, and I will cheer­ fully furnish the money to purchase it.” "What IsitF’she naked with some spirits "A stay at home gown,"' he answered quickly as he ducked his bead. Of course she said he was a horrid thing, and that all her gowns were stay at home’s, but there was food for thought— deep, earnest, reflective thought—in the observation,.satirical as it sounded to his wife’s ears. . There Is a monument raised to the wom­ an who never wore a silk dress in her life, whose only ovln-nnl adornment was a cl tnisily made gray gown, with "never a frill or a ruGue." She was that New Or­ leans Margaret known ns tho "children’s friend," nnd her going «,ut and cqming in gowns were all ot the same piece as her stay nt home ones, for she toc\ no thought of herself. 9 . The stay nt home dress should be a con­ servator of nil the virtues.—Detroit Free Press. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - • Mich. CAPITAL $78,000.00. SURPLUS W.OOO.OV. Incorporated under the lawa of the State ol Michigan. Open for business Dee. ifi. 1864. orncm: 3. G. Robinson, President; D. W. Bryoolds. Cashier. | DrjccroBB: Wj*H. Powers. D. w. Reynotda, R B.Meawq*. I). G. Robinson, John Carretb. P. T. Colgrove. EUY At a recent surprise on Mr. and Mrs. Jacob East, who live near Sunfield, a set ONLY of dishes bad been purchased by their Imm-ii granted a pension of $8 per month. _ friends, to present them. Three days be­ fore the surprise Mrs. Fast who had been Interest paid mi tlnedaposttsand p eneral List Monday noon E. A. Blackman Rankin*' Business Transacted. treated the Ntnall school children to a saving up her money to buy a set of dishes sleigh ride behind a pair of his flyers.— went to Snnfleld for'lhat purpose and went to the store to purchase them where Delton Breeze. the dishes had Already been bought to give Hon. John Carvelb, of Middleville, ex­ them. TIu- ludy In charge MW ->hv hail n pect* to leave shortly for California tajuln- large Job on her hands, mid got out of- It bls wife and daughter nt San Diego, where only as a woman can. She told Mrs. F. they have iiefu spending the winter. they did not have a full set. Mrs. F. There was n row recently at the. Lee concluded she would take what they had. Electioneering. (» stamped aciiool house in WuodlMd township. ' The After a little more parley In which Mrs. F. Colonel Stone, of Tennessee, once told ateacher kept two tx»y* after school ten saw they were not anxious to sell her a pretty good thing of n delegate from one < l lir.l’ • r ‘ minutes fur mla-behavior.. Before the set of dishes she departed in a huff, with Wr'ittetHruaraotoU t<» permanently cure a.t of the rural counties to tbe state conven­ the remark that "nhu would go to some blmb <4 Rupture cf both sexes. C<o pain; no time was up one of tho boys said. "1 guess tion whom be met there for the first time. oo-ri-M-m: no detention from bnsiness. For our (Imo is up" and jumped to bls feet. other town and get them," but since the The colon* I said: full Informauon and illustrate*! pamphlet con- The teacher m*Iz*hI the poker and after a surprise she has fully forgiven them* "I am glad to meet you. 1 have known Mldilg.™ rd.™..■gV'H'WlJSll. few words struck the boys. They immed­ Owing to the bursting of a valve at Hie your father for runny years, but never bad „r Til E O. K. MILLER CO.. UM. UN.‘ 116 Mlch- iately hustled her and the pokdr out of Kalamazoo wheel 1 works Monday morn­ the pleasure of your acquaintance. I see U»r. aw.. Detroit. Mlcu. doors. The school board stand by tbe ing the belt on the big ily wheel became that the m»u, however, is better looking AT teacher and have expelled Hie Imy a. detached, causing tbe 2*0 power engine to than the father.” "Look here, colonel." said the delegate, Ed. Iximbnrd, for the past 25 years a run wild. The fly wheel soon burst, go­ ing through the roof and flying In all di ­ "you mvl nut be flattering me Up, fori am pronilneut-and -successful former living near Nashville, has purenased a tana in rections. No one was hurt. The damage out and out for Dnrkrdaie for governor, although the oh! man is for you." Saratogu4*ounty, N. Y’. ami will move is about 9<l,000. "Why, I simply find you better looking Ls especially supplied direct from our fac­ there soon. L. G..Freed, a Marshall jeweler has been than your father,but! did not say you tory. and our make of Rubber Boots and Township Treasurer F. F. Hilbert, of subject to epileptic fits for years. He re­ had half as much sense ns he has," re­ Shoes bought of him can be depended up­ Woodland, reports that*every dollar and cently went to Ann Arbor for treatment turned the colonel. on as the very best that skill and capital every cent ot ' the township and village and the physclans have performed u very Those standing around roared with can produce. difficult operation on him. the first of the taxes have |sM>n collected. laughter, in which the delegate good hukind ever tried there. His skull was tre­ The jmstoffice war in this village has panned and an electric current applied to moredly joined.—"The Sunny Side of Poli­ NEW HAVEN, CONN. quieted down until there are but one or the cortical center. When the right spot ties " two candidates ii. the field. Postmaster was touched the effected nerves visibly Schantz has made an excellent official and responded. The gray matter was then A Natural Cuudlliun. we dislike to see a change made, but if removed and the wound closed. At pres­ "How awfully wet. the ocean IsF’ said one Is effected, we hope the location will ent it looks as though ho was cured lining ahe. during u lull in the converK.it ion. be us convenient, and the poatoiutcr as now entirely free from the attacks. The MYes.’" said he. "llZ» nalural, though. prompt ana obliging as Stephen S. has University uhyscians count the operation Jt\ out there in the hot mid all day and been during the just term.—Woodlaud a great triumph ot the surgeon’s knife. coiixlaut Ijr iu motion, and of conrae in me. “tMTspirv a great deal.”—Harpe/-, linear. Uncle Harry Grovenburg, one ot the ---- AND—• Bowen’s Mills home talent presented first settlers of Diamondair. died after a part of "Lady of the Lake” and "The resident of 49 years at that place. He was Limerick Boy” before a Waylapd audience, burled on the sixty-firat anniversary of his AI \LICE KIRK, M. D.. last* week. marriage. . .’1 . Physician and Surgeon. Mr. E. .1. I’ennels, who has been attend­ Hustings, • - Allch. We have not said much All c.->)W promptly attended day or night. Of- ing Parson's Business college. left for'his lice over F. G. Stowell’s boot amt shoe store ' about our summer things home at Milo Friday afternoon. Mr. Pcnlately. • .With us it Is quite ,ncls was president of the college lyteum different from wlint it Is I AMES A. SWEEZEY. this winter and was a verg popular young with a dry goods emporium, •> Attorney at law. gentleman.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. or a ready made clothing Hastings. Mich.' Stephen S. Schantz. the Woodland gen­ house or shoe store. We . Practices in ail courts of the .state. Coleral dealer, was in town one day last . cannot use big show win­ • ctiuiA promptly attended to. week for tbe piupose <jf being sworn in as dows to exhibit our "lend­ a deputy revenue collector. His sole duty ers." We cannot perform I HIS. E. 11. &C. P. LATHROP. as ii servant of Uncle Sam will be to weigh as Spring, or Macey< or J ’ Homoep^thic Physicians nnd the.mnple sugar presented to him for tbe Wanaruaker, or Altman, or Surgeons -POSITIVELY CURESsake ot the bounty.—Michigan Tradesman. Marshal Field—hang our Ml calls city and country promptly samples of next summer HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS U'luied to. gowns In the windows In NEIGHBORING COUNTIES PROSTRATION, Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National\ January. We have no 1 A. MUI BN ER, M. D.. remnents to dispose of at news as any other paper of its class. . Phy sician‘and Surgeons '' Mrs. Jane W. Foote, of Lansing, a-ks three-fourths off. We canthat citj for the modest sum of 810.000 ’ Delton, . • Mich.' _ not cut j on samples to take Rev. 4t. X. Middleton. ptwtor M. E. church. for a fall on a def^rtlve sidewalk from i ‘fllce in residence. one block east of depot. home and show sister, or to Crdnr Spring*. Mich . sayw: Sleep and rest which she will never recover, were strangers to me after prrr.cblng till 1 used examine alternately, by out­ ■•AdlrotbliC’ Now! sleep soundly nnd awake A. £ C. 11. BARBER Mrs. Wm. Guss, of I’ennfleld, fell on door glare nnd gas light. lefrtwhvd. nnd 1 can heartily recommend 11. . Physicians and Surgeons. Prepare*! by VCHEF.I.ER aud PULLER the Ice and broke her hip In three places But our think-factory is MEDICINE CO . C-dar I’;•.•mgs. :.".vh. Cails in city or county responded to with which resulted in her death. now working right along, SOLD BY day and night, (and. to promptness, day or night. John Vlcary. of Leslie, tipped over tell the truth, quite a little with a load of hay and among ether In­ Qn Sundays.) preparing for p A. .SHELDON. juries rtflved a broken collar bone. (he coming season, anti j « Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. HMttag*. Will. Adams, of Plainwell, received the working out now features Money ta Imn on Kral Estate Real Estate first prize of 840. offered ty the G. IL *S * tending to Improve the pro­ «oi4 on commission. General con 'eyaoclng. visions for your comfort tlavi:n{ a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ I. road fur keeping up his section the test piled from the Records, can (nrnlsb complete of any on his division of the road. Isa NATIONAL ea and gives all the general news and safety. Yes, I know * tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Cleric. 4 the World's Fair will be of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign The Kalamazoo street cars have ceased the greatest Item on the list running until Jute, when II Is expected A P. DRAKE, M. D., lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY of attractions—that is set­ the electric UnfiXlH be completed. CIRCLE” and -OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOMfc AND SO­ tled. The world. Itself, will, Office over Holloway’s drifa store. however, move on its usual CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. The greatest fellow we know nf now is Ottce hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con dignified manner. There the fellow who walked nine miles up the Its general political news, editoralsand discussions are comprehensive, ni'cttac with reddeuce, at Holloway's dru* will be storms, and comets, railroad track the coldest Sunday this store C0KDEK3ED brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no earthquakes, and deaths, winter, with the snqw two feet deep, to superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized and marriages, and births. see bls best girl. There are no flies on •J M. FOWLER, D.D. S. There willbe Just as many him.—Gun Marsh cor. in Plainwell En­ authority in all parts of the land. people at Coney Island, terprise. Otter hours8 ». m. to s p. m. and Newport, and Atlantic Mrs. Betsey Crossett died at Battle ARE WE City, and Brighton, aud plllLIP T. COLGROVE, Creek recently, at the age of 99 yean* I ' Attorney at Law RIGHT? Old Point Comfort, and A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and rt months. She was born In N. Y. 1 Successor to Smith A Colgrove > Ottawa Beach (Eh?). Thia state. Washington county, when it was a and “THE BANNER” (or one year (Ufflcetn Union block. HaaUnga.) being true—and who will FrMtlOM in all the courts of the state. wilderness. She retained posscssTon of Makes an every-day convenience of an say nay!—then as many her mental faculties until the last old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. (and 1 say, more,) at* Char­ 1 E. KENASTON, levoix, Petoskey, Bay Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest Mrs. J. H. Waldron, the first white A» . Attorney at Law, View. Harbor Springs, woman to cook a meal where Eaton Rap­ award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each (Over J. S. Goodvear & Co.’a store.) Mackinaw, etc. Health Practices In ail courts of the State. Collectioai Ids now stands recently celebrated her rackage makes two large pies. Avoid * promptly atteudlng to. will command just as much 75th anniversary. About 50 old settlers imitations—and Insist on having the attention as It ever did, es­ helped her enjoy the day. None Such brand. Cl R. TIMMERMAN. Uomw|»thle Rbypecially from the ill, over­ Grand Rapids Knights of Pythias have v . slcian and Surgeon. MERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. T. worked, thh conyalescent. matured plans for the erection of a seven (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) Don’t you thlnfc it will get story brick and stone building, at the It too? The young children T AW, REAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECT- corner of Monroe and Ionia .streets, back Subscriptions may begin at any time.' of the well-to-do will re­ L ING OFFICE OF of the Morton House, nt a cost of 899,200. quire a change of air, even Palmerton & Smith, The first five floors will be rented for Address all orders to more than heretofore, and Woodland, Miclv furniture exhibits nnd the two upper as they have the first mort­ C. S. Palmrutox, J. M. Smith. floors will be devoted to lodge rooms, ban­ gage on the entire domain Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. quet hall and drill rooms. of affection, they will be "In II" this year. The Diptheria has broken out again in loving husband will run up Lowell and as a result the Intermediate to see the folks. Just as and primary departments of the school are loving husbands have from closed. way-back. The lover• CIRCULATION • A mad cat caused great excitement at well—the lovers' visits In­ Din ondnle by biting a dog and springing crease in number with tbe on him. the dog went three quartet* of a increase in traveling facul­ mile yelping with pain. It also lj>lt a ties—so they p(l)ay their cow. wijlch • died after suffering great part. Our department of Hereafter, changes for advertisements agony. The cat and dog were both shot. antlcipaUon Is, therefore, must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Bek Headaobo and roUava all Um troubles tarton "full time," with a dcat to a bilious stem of the iy»tra. «uoh *S A little child in the family of -N. R. insure Insertion in tlie Issue of the week GENTLEMEN large order of new designs when brought. • Porter at Plainwell tipped * lamp off the •I Calf, of fetching character, as II table breaking It and setting fire to the seamless, smooth inside, more comic were. We are not ready oil. Mrs. Porter seized a blanket and ex­ stylish and durable than any other ah to give details yet bnt tinguished it but In doing so cut her sold at the price. Every style. Equals c like you to kindly keep In The report of the statistician at Wash­ right wrist a fearful gash on the broken made shoes costing from $4 to $5. : mind that we are in It for ington upon comparative numbers and glass. A Physclan was called and for a next summer. Geo. Devalues of farm animals, based on returns time It was feared she would bleed to Havex, General Passen­ of January, 1893, Is nearly ready for pub­ death brfore the hemorrhage could be e van. nanu-a ger Agent. lication. It shows in the case of swine stopped. :rs and Letters Uvrr*udrtt;-dau>UM»bosr»U. XvwilXtbnjaUj there was a small pig crop last spring and Wm. Beave. of Allegan, cut his foot *1OO Reward 0100. 1.00 aud s 1.73 for Youth*---- - . the late advance in pork products has severely while chopping wood. Tbe ax The readers of this paper will be pleased $3.00 Hand-Sewed^^^. i l s caused the slaughtering of some portion of going entirely through his foot and enter­ to learn that therels at least one dreaded stock of mature animals. As the average ing the sole of his rubber boot. disease that science has been able to cure ■Acha they would be ahnoatpricclaaa to Omm who age now attained by these Is less than a I’rof. Samuel Dickie Is doing quite a In all Its stages and that Is catarrh. Hall's Jutar from thiaUtetMMlngooaipiaint; butfartuyear there Is a liability to extreme fluctu­ salaly tbetrguodnaaa doaa notend berajmd thoaa ation In numbers which Is possible of no stoke of business nt the rooms of the Catarrh Cure is the ouly positive cure who one* try UwmwiU find Umm Uttla pma val» other species. In average values’ll very National Prohibition committee. He has knoWn to the medleal fraternity. Catarrh *blo tn Romany ways that tboy will no large advance is seen In swine, amounting bad nine girls at work steadily. Tlie being a constitutional disease, requites a Ung to do without them. But after oLU to 39 percent, and progressive since the wofk of mailing bls magazine, "The constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh returns were made. The average value of Citizen," Is no trifling one. Six girls have Cure Is taken internally, acting directly swine IS 8«.4!. The aggregate value of been engaged at It ten hours a day. The upon the blood and mucous surfaces ot postage bill on the Issue of January will the nystem. thereby destroying Hie founda­ la the tern of 'Wine is 8295,420,492. amount te 8125.—Albion Recorder. tion of the disease, aud giving tlie patient A "peanut hunt" Is lots of fun for an strength by building up tlie constitution Carter s Lliilo Llw Pills evening party. The hostess hides pea­ Rlcbanl Clark, of Marshall, was bitten and assisting nature In doing Its work. nut? In all aorta of queer places about the' terribly by an ugly stallion and narrowly The proprietors have so much faith In Its 'W9rb»- soipeiimes putting two or three■ escaped death. The hopui although a curative powers that they offer one hun­ nutaAnihe same place. Then she pro­ valuable one was killed. ; dred dollars Mr any case that It falls to vides each of her guests with a little bas­ For sale by WOOLEY & BRONSON, Hastings Mich. Jackson has organizedJB poultry club cure, bend for list of testimonials. CARTKR MEDICINE CO.. Mew YOHG ket, tied with gay ribbons, and the “hunt”Address, F. J. CiiEXKr & Co., Toledo, SMALLPILL. SMALL DOSE. SHALL KKE begins. After a certain time the "finds”• and elected a lady president; Mrs. Nellie 0. Sold by druggists, 75c. . Keeler. are compared. The one who has the larg- CANOEf The Bes RUBBER LOOK t HERE 5 FOOT WE»S Wheat is low and flour should be the name. For a short time I will sell White Rose Flour HENRY OSBORN $ 1.90 Per 1 oo Ldj. When,you .want a This is a No. 1 flour. I warrant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted FRESH LUNCH Go to the CITY BAKERY. L. CrtNbEE &■«. JOS. ROGERS, * i'ine line of creams and fresh confectionery. ■ HflSTINQS, niCH., A. E. RENKES. TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWSPAPER BUSINESS CARPS. AD1R0NDA Th Leadiag Republican Fanily Paper of Ih H ta ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10 Wheeler’s THE BANflEK IVerve HNEXCELLID FOR INFANTS! Your Home would be incomplete without it. K W. H. GOODYEAR. Nope Sucb The New York Weekly Tribune FAMILY\ PER, /Aeat FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. “N. Y..Weekly Tribune,” regular price per yenr JI.00. We furnish both papers for $1.10 LOCAL NEWS. This week, 76 quires. CURE ^W^W-LuDOUfiL*S SHOE SICK HEAD ACHE XSIL . �, MAMMOTH FIRE SALE Cloaks, Shawls and Clothing. Suits, Pants, Vests, Boots, Shoes, Felts, and Rubbers. , TREMENDOUS BARGAINS IN - UNDERWEAR ---- FOR--- . MEN, WOMEN TWO - STORES. - -A-KTZD CHILDREN. BAILEY - AND - TINKLER - BLOCKS. TtL Y. HOGLE. 'IMPROVE THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. uncommonly conscientious who pay tbe Iwrrower who. In the end, not only any tax on them at all. The motive, to pays the tax. but for all the annoyance. conceal credits from the assessor, is so Inconvenience and hazzard. which the Thursday, February 23, 1893. strong and the act of concealment usually lender Is subjected to. Those debtors, to successful, that dishonesty becomes the who by sad experience, have been brought MARSHALL L. COOK. Bailor. rule and honesty tbe exception in such to understand tbe effects of the mortgage nutters. Thia, however, does not relieve tax law, hare no cause to thank the legis­ Tim HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFICK. tlie debtor class, as the rate of Interest re­ lature of 1891 for this act of paternal care. AUOCST 14. 1879. mains the same, as If every mortgage and They feel that It h hard enough to Im- iu every note, paid Its proportion of the taxes. 8ebt without being prevented by law. Tbe law passed in lb9l. making a real from making favorable terms with their estate mortgage, for the purpose of taxa­ creditors. ‘ tion, as Interest In the mortgaged land, There Is but little doubt but the prescut Editors of Banner: Previous »o 1801, mortgages on real es­ and requiring tbe mortgagee interest, and legislature will amend or repeal the mort­ tate, together with all other evidences of themterest in fee, to be assessed sepa­ gage tax law as it has proved generally indebtedness were assessable as person­ rately, In tbe locality, where tbe land Is unsatisfactory, and imposes a large amount al property, In the assessment district, situated, did away with double taxation, of extra and wholly useless labor on the where tbe owner resided. They were so far as mortgaged real estate Is concern­ supervisors and treasurers. But the ques­ considered by the law property, and were ed. and would * be a relief to tbe debtor tion arises, what kind of a law will be required to be assessed at their value, the class, provided tbe creditor pays bis tax on substituted in its place? Will tbe state go" ame as other property. The mortgaged tbe morgage Interest, and does not require । back to double taxation with all Its Injus­ real estate was assessable In the assess­ a higher rate of Interest for the use of his tice to the debtor class of our citizens? I ment district where it was situated, also, money. The law gives the debtor the am aware that it would greatly Increase at Ita valne, as If free from Incumbrance. power to force the creditor to do this, only the assessable property of * the state, and l*hat this was an injustice to the debtor in regard to debts, contracted before tbe that It would Inssen the taxes of those who class of our citizens, must be evident to law was passed and then only till the are free from debt, and who, from purely iny right thinking person. The Injustice mortgage becomes due and collectable. selfish motives, might favor IL In my Tbe situation of the parties then be­ judgment the legislature should make all arose from our legislators considering and treating credits as property. If 1 buy a come changed. If the debtor requires an the property of Individuals and of private .orse of my neighbor for one hundred dol- extension of his Indebtedness, he must corporations and associations subject to .ars, and give my note for the purchase agree to pay the tax, on the morgage inter­ taxation, and make it assessable to those price, 1 do not thereby Increase tbe prop­ est. as well as the tax on tbe interest in who own and possess it. Debts should erty In my assessment district two fold: the fee, and is no better off, as far as the tax not be assessed, because they are repre­ property remains Jnst tlie same, and, if the Is concerned, than he would have been, sented In other property, and it would be Jaw assesses me one hundred dollars on had the law simply exempted mortgages double taxation, and because, the deAor ny horse, and my neighbor- one hundred from taxation. This law was passed in class pay an undue proportion, of the taxes tollers ou my debt, it is simply douole obedience to a senseless clamor against according to their wealth and should be ■axatlon, and does me an injustice. It la capitalists. It was a foolish and futile at­ enabled to receive a rebate In a less rate of w sufficient answer to say that the note Is tempt to shift a portion or all of the tax interest, which would be sure to follow. uwesaed to my neighbor, and that I do not upon land, from tlie owners and occupiers, tave to pay tbe tax, for. If I do not pay to tbe holders of mortgages, who were, in IluUngs Feb. soth, 1893. be tax directly and as a tax. I pay It indi­ many cases, residents ot other states. It rectly In an increased rate of interest if lias succeeded only lu* regard to mortgages । In Ita editorials the Saginaw News has I own eighty acres of land worth four already given_and eot^due. As to all this to say concerning tbe extension of the thousand dollars, which is free from in- others, 4t has practically exempted them C. K- A S. R. IL “Saginaw will soon •umbrance, and my neighbor owns eighty from taxation, without lowering tly rate have the opportunity to obtain another Im­ icres worth four thousand dollars, on of Interest The hostility manifested In portant railway communication. The peovhich there is a mortgage of two thousand Ils passage, towards the creditor class, has pie engaged In building what Is known as lollare. and the law taxes me on four weakened their confidence even in tbe the Chicago, Kalamazoo Jk Saginaw ndlhousand dollars, my neighbor on four present order ot things. They naturally road, which Is now In operation between what next? bousand dollars and my neighbor's mort­ ly ask the "question, Kalamazoo and Woodbury via Hastings, gage two thousand dollars. It does my When the United Stales government need­ proposes to extend the line thte year, to ■•elghbor an Injustice. It Is not an an­ ed money to put down the rebellion it is­ ! Saginaw If proper encouragement Is ex­ swer to aay that my neighbor does not pay sued bonds which were exempt from taxa-I tended by the territory which will be bene­ ■be tax on bls mortgage, because It la not tlon. This enabled the government to bor-' fited thereby. This road. If built, will ’•rue. He pays the tax in an increased rate row money at a lower rate ot Interest than It I form an air line between Saginaw and •f interest If the money to pay the ex- otherwise would have had to pay. If a Chicago, and afford tlie shortest and most •enses of our state and local governments government can borrow money at a lower direct route between tbe world’s fair city « to be raised by levying a tax on proper- rate of Interest by exempting Ita bonds from and the metropolis and* commercial and y, all property, and nothing but property, taxation. Individuals would be able tn se­ railroad center of northeastern Michigan. hould be assented. It is not right nor cure loans at a lower rate of Interest, pro­ The opportunity te now presented for the ist to require tbe person who is In debt vided It was the settled policy of the state people of Saginaw to put aside Internecine • pay more than his proportion of the to treat evidences of Indebtedness, as not jealousies, quit squabbling about bridge subjects of taxation. How foolish It la, bonds and engage in an enterprise of vast There I. soother objection to taxlot therefore, for a state to attempt by law to importance to the future growth and .1—Ute - penesst proprftj, sltbooBh. tax debta, when tbe whole matter would prosperity of the community. adjust itself much better, if left entirely t ow that subject Credits aro ao easily | to the natural lawa ot free competition. The ponto! „f Nt, Twk but It is a wrong and Hastings Banner EDITORIAL NOTES. ■»“ l-'lM-Md. tu -A, 0( pnHtc . < OCRT FBOCKFIHXus. ting the SldO.OOO.uOO gold reserve In the ter from a high official of tbe road stating U. S. treasury did not work. Recent dis- ) that the company will extend It to Sagi­ The following caaea were nolle pr—ted:. naw thte year provided It receives suffi­ People vs. Eugene iVIlcoi; criminal asclosures prove that tbe gold exports were , cient encouragement 1n the shape of saulL purposely exaggerated, and that the real bonuses and the right of way from the People vs. Jas. Seeley; jail breaking shipments did not amount to more than elites aril towns In the line of the route People vs. Jas. Culp; Jail breaking one-third of one-half of what was report­ which will be benefitted thereby. People va. Ephraim I.uea-i; cruelty le­ There are two routes from Portland an (mate. ed. This was done to create a gold scare to Saginaw, either pf which are de-1 People vs. Mary Treat; keeping tadand embanus the present administration sirable. One Is from Portland via bling room. by compelling it to Issue bonds. Fowler, Maple Rapids Ashley and St. I People vs. Frank Cataae: illegal j >ting. Charles and thence to Saginaw. Tbe The following cass-s were coutinued:When the vessels now authorized are other te from Portland \yla Westphalia. 1 The people vs. Wm. T. Row. keeping **SL John, Duplaln. Etale and Cbesanlng. loon open on Sunday; people >» Dana completed our nary will rank seventh in and thence to Saginaw. Either ta on an Jones, perjury: people vs. Wm. I:.-tend, strength In the world. The House Naval almost direct air line. This road ta the perJuQ". people vs. Wm. Munuoarf], Affair Committee has decided that we shortest from Saginaw to Chicago. The perjury- people vs. Eugene Wilcox. >ntorneed no more cruisers, that hereafter we development nf tbe Sebawaing and Sagi- nation of pet jury: peoph- vs. Henry Ntetbuaw county coal fields, now rapidly rop. perjury: people vs. Tte*. < nrroll. should have battle ships, the addition of j going on. will naturally be ot Interest to violating Insurance law: Gilbert Saris* va । seven or eight of which would make.us the Chicago which consumes vast quantities Bell Furniture and Novelty Ca; Wnt fifth power upon the seas. A special com- of bituminous coal, and which will be af­ Zaggle vs. Howard Mother. a<vumi«*it pllment Is paid In the report to Secretary forded a competing route for freight by Frank E. Monroe vs. Wm. Mahoney, tree Tracy for the thorough maintenance of the coustructloo of the road. There are pass to land: plea to title: people rs. Byalready In sight iu tbe Sebewaing fields I ron Dieklnwon and Bomanro Brown. * ter citll service regulations in the different 1*2,000,000 tons of coal and portions of keeping gambling room; people ' • Jerigl navy yards. Saginaw county are underlaid with vast Wood, bastanly. The caw of the people r<deposits. Only a few weeks ago a vein Nettie Sheldon, for keeping h«uw *>f illThe democratic press are urging the re­ five feet thick waa found 78 feet from the fame waa dismlswd. I.orenn> I’addttk publican administration within two weeks surface, in Albee township, and alFHnt plead uot guilty of obtaiuing money under ot Its term!nation. to make a startling corporation te now engaged In sinking false pretennes and hte case wa< continued. shafts for the purpt sc of testing Ita ex­ Judgments were given In the fc.iewing change in its financial policy, in the inter- tent- Deposits have also been found am um psi I case*:—Oh fo Farmer- In-nraDte csta of public welfare. While they are so In Blumfield township. Only 13 miles from Co. vs. 1!. L. Newton. S-V2*. :: Iw DreSaginaw. / anxious In regard to -public- welfare’' in burg A Bros. \s. Byron Dickln*‘*n. St ILThis line of road will traverse tbe most 74: Adolphus Fast v.-.E S. Milter and Jas one breath, they are denouncing President fertile agricultural sections of the state. Harrison in the next breath, for making Clinton county at present has only one I'assage, S.1S.28. The jury in the ease of the peojtte vs. haste to secure the annexation of Hawaii Hue of railroad, and the proposed road Lannes Brady, for keeping n gambHM before some foreign nation gobbles It up. will run through tlie entire county and romn, after being out several hour* re­ affonl the flourishing towns therein In­ turned a verdict of ’"not gulfty." PoMlbly the pension laws of this coun­ creased facilities for business. It will also traverse Gratiot, Ionia, Harry and A Ci*» «r Rutlr !)*/>!■' try need revision, but they should be re­ other counties southwest of Saginaw. Friday morning tbe C. K. A . S train vised by friends of the old soldiers-tbe The company, as stated, ta ready to ; going north was derailed near the < hair A republicans. Amendments recently offer­ push the line at once toward Saginaw if Table factory by running into an “pen 1 ed by tlie House of Representatives Com­ upper encouragement ta extended. It only remains for tbe people wbo will be switch. mittee on Appropriations, were actually A’abort time previous to the arrr.al <>i benefited to put their shoulders to the the train, some section hand- opened tbe hooted down, being so obnoxious and wheel aud push it forward. switch and ran their band car iu on the The opportunity ta presented sim! tbe crude that even democratic majority conld , side track to Wilkins* mill to lei the pa"time to embrace it te now. not stand them. I senger go by. About this time the 'tala came in sight. Engineer B«>l>. 'reiug a HEAR YEl HEAR YEl HEAR YE1 I man at the switch, didn’t stop fcls train. THEC. K.4 8.R. R. ! supposing that the fellow wotdd (bro* । tbe terer around and allow the train to The circuit court for the Couuly of Barry I poo on lu safely. Either through a cast I The Saginaw press, are earnestly adconvened Monday of last week. Judge, 1 vacating the extension of the C. K. A S. Smith presiding in a very becoming man- । I of razzle dazzle, or something el*e. the | I fellow never moved the switch lever, and । R. IL to Saginaw, and from what is said I one might infer that the road would be ner and disposing of such cases aa be was i tbe train went bumping alone on the ties, । allowed to under the law. Owing to tbe I the engine stopping Just in time to n'Otd built soon. The C. K. and S. has its fact that he Irwt been engaged as attorney I terminus at Woodbury. Id miles of here, In a giMMl many of the rases called for thte ! its toppling over. No particular <ianiare was done, though traffic was delayed *vwhere it connects with the Detroit, Lana| Ing A Northern R. R. The read even as term, be was not allowed under the law . to try them Judge Padrbnm, of Allegan, eral hours. I It te now tea profitable and paying piece Ufa Saving Uatunr. 1 of property, aud were It to be extended to tlie newly eteetvd Judge of Uh ‘20th Judlc-' There is a priest at Saratuff wbo is ■ lai Circuit. was dtequalUtad tor trying Saginaw, would be much more profitable, humorist, aud it seems not improbable ■s well as being a great agency for the many nf the cases In Allegan, for the same that his humor has saved bis life. Dur­ further development ot thte part of the reamm that Judge Smith waa here—be­ cause he had previously been engaged as ing the cholera riots hte reverence was state. Tlie following Is clipped from tbe Sagi­ attorney In thorn caws. Consequently they attacked by a mob, one of the leaders naw News, though the paper is in error exchanged circuits. Judge Patabam bold­ exclaiming. ••That is the prie-t who ing court here and Judge Smith In Alle­ in saying that the road is being extended buried me alive: I have jnst risen from gan. Judge Padgbain made a moat excel­ at present:— the grave.** Although the • were Some tew years ago a company waa lent Impression among the attorneys bens crying-Stoao him,’* the prir-t kept his by hte deep knowtadga ot tbe law, hta organized to construct an air line road composure. "If you- have just r.sen," quick perception of tbe points involved In from Chicago to Saginaw via Kalamazoo, he inquired of hta assailant, • how is it Hastings and Portland. The road te now a case, and hta fair and Impartial rul­ built and In operation from Kalamazoo to ings. He presided In that easy dignified that you are already drunk?" Tlie an­ Hastings and ta being extended to Port­ manner that makea all present feel easy swer is not recorded, but the prie-t sur­ laud. Surveys have also been made from and at the same time they know that aay vived to tell tbe tale.—London Globe. dlaorder will be promptly squelched. Kalamazoo to Chicago. Mayor Linton has been in correspond-1 During hte brief atav^- ^ — - ence with the official* of this road In, regard to tbe extension of tbe same to Saginaw, and yesterday ha received a fat-. ctacuftceA-taimy Tom-rw.,'**■“ laj«,7^zoaSu,l»eI]w„irfcamp- fMf. moaquikM-s prenight-KA �Hastings Banner Thursday, February a 3. i893- ThelOth annual reunion of Company PERSONAL MENTION. “F” was held Id tbe G. A. IL hall in this M. L. Cook was In Grand Rapids Saturcity yesterday, commencing at two o'clock., I The occasion was a moat enjoyable one। day. to all present Picnic supper was served Miss Alta Richards went to Middleville at 5 o’clock p. m. Tuesday. Now we Invite you to call and inspect Dr. and Mrs. Lowry were In Nashville our new stock of crockery and glassware ami see if we haven’t the best and cheap­ yesterday. est, lot you ever saw." Our new dinner Mrs. Julia Reeder returned to Grand nop- ore great bargains. Itaplds Saturday. The Grand Traverse Herald comes to our desk this week In an entire new “dress.” body letter, bead lines and advertising col­ umns throughout. The Herald is one of the very best papers In northern Michigan and tbe Improvements made show that It: Is appreciated. * POWDER FRED L. HEATH When in GRAND RAPIDS stop at THE KENT E. A. Foreman and L. W. Aldrich have traded their village property here for a farm near Bastings and have moved there. Mesara. Foreman and Aldrich have been identified with Lowell for many years and have many friends who will miss them. Tbe last ~ J-------J with them ds----------left Monday aud Mr. and Mi j. Aldrich and Hie children, The best wl mes for their future prosperity of bo$ts of I Fiends go with them.—Ixjwell Journal. The following is fcbat a sixteen year old Belding glrLhas to say to the young men. She exclaim1!: “Why do the young men Free Baggage Transfer. New House of this town‘<io so much loafing? Goto Steam Heat and Electric Bel Im. work! I have clothed myself and got BEACH A BOOTH. money In th?* bank, and ouly 16 years old. I lay up intre than nine-tenths of tbe young men. | My father is able to support me. but I choose to support myself. I ad­ vise all girls ^o cut clear of loafing boys. Give them a wlde*bertb and never marry a man unless be is able to support you. And never pul your arm through the han­ dle of a ruin jug.”—Ex. 4>ppo»>ite UNION DEPOT*. LOCAL NEWS. • CIKCMLflTION • This week, 76 quires. OF---- V/£n innovation In the old time custom of depending upon ladk-s entirely to enter­ tain al soelrllea, will soon be made In the city. TheM. E. society will be enter­ M. F. Jordan, of Middleville was lu the tained In a couple of weeks by about 20 genlUnu-n. Ladies will not Im? asked to If you want a photograph album, cheap­ city Monday. contribute anything. Anyone making er than you will ever have a chance to buy Mrs. L. IL Evarts visited in Grand previous uncalled-for remarks concerning one again, call at once at Frank E. Heath’s Lodge last week. the prbbab'e character of the eatables, or news room. He has a nice line of albums Mrs. Josie Barker h tqe guest of her the quality «»f baking, will 1st given thein plush and leather that be is selling rechoice either of instant death, or eating gardiess of coxt. Cull soon If you want father John Qualf. otte of the blaculls baked by one of the one. They’re bargaius and going fast. Qrlie B. VanHorn returned to the Uni- j parly, one penally consequently vqhallpg the other in severity. . The farmers of Barry county are Tv- veralty Tuesday. h|H-etfully invited to come to our office //Mrs. Maggie Bailey is visiting her The High school have arranged for an and Inspect a new ingenious and cheap oruthcr In Kalamazoo. entertainment tn be held in tiff* High force .-pray pump, for fruit trees and Mr. nnd Mrs. Gra IL"Brooks are visit­ 'school room Thursday ^veiling, March other parposes. Full directions given on 2nd. commencing nt elghf o'clock. The the mixtures to be ns*.ii on different kinds ing Prairieville relatives. best talent In tbe High school* will In? em­ of fruit. pJffdrley Smith expects to attend a musi­ ployed In this entertahnueiiL Tlie mu­ Hastings Ennunk A Ikon Work-*. cal In Albion this evening. sic will coaslat of solos and choruses both The Hastings National Bank ou and af­ Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Busby returned by a male and mixed quartette. Besides Absolutely Pure. ter Feb. (Uh. 1898. will pay 4 percent In­ last week from a visit In Fenton. the music and recitations two farces will Im? given, one a German dialect farce, the A cream <>f tartar baking ixnrder. Highest terest on time deposits payable on demand Mrs. Emma Simpson returned from a -! all in leavening strength.— laitrst United without notice. Interest compound every other the well known trial of Bardell vs. ■i-.z.v.-sGovemnivnt Food Report.__ visit In Jackson and Nashville Friday. Pickwick. As thia is the first Attempt to .... ?•. v ,w.: t’nwnrn < •<> W all St.. N. i . . three months If deaired. Any amounts received and Interest computed from day J/Fred and Miss Edith Kenfield. of Chi­ produetrany of Dickens’ works on the of deposit. stage in the city, it Is hoped that literary cago, are visiting relatives hi the city, W. D. Hayes, Cashier. |/Mark Russell, of Sioux Falls, Dakota, is people will give eneouragiment to the High school students by attending this The Michigan world’s fair board will expected to arrive In the city this week. entertainment. The teachers of the make an exhibition of ita newspapers. county, who will beattending the exami­ Miss Minnie Cook. of Allegan is spend ­ The first page of every newspaper or maga­ nations will find this an excellent oppor­ zine published In'the slate will Imj mount­ ing the week with relatives, In the city. A UGH and the world laughs ed on a wood veneer leaf, varnished tbe tunity both for Instruction and amuse­ Alexander Hamilton, ot Ann Arbor, with you. Cough and you same as mounted maps are prepared, and was In the city Saturday on legal busi­ ment. Admission only 15 cents; hung on leaf standards. ness. A new grocery firm that cannot but will annoy everyone around We fecclved notice too late for last iZMrs. Z. B. Hoyt and Mrs. Jed Header- commend Itself to every man. woman and you. and the chances are that some­ week's paper of the death of Mrs. Creasy, "shott child, has been formed iu this telly, the spent Sunday In Middleville with partnership being Phillips & Preston. one will advise you to goto FRED mother of John Q. Creasy, aud one of the friends. Spary Phillips has for a long time been oldest pioneers of Barry county. Her L. HEATH, the druggist and death occurred at Battle Creek at the ad­ Mrs. Kelly returned to Muskegon Satur­ recognized as one of the leading grocers after a weeks visit with Miss Gertie In Barry county. He has established an buy a bottle of that cough medi­ vanced age of 89. She was buried at day . enviable reputation for the quality ot his Creasy laslt Tuesday where she formerly Stebbins. cine that he recommends. They resided. goods. Be has bought nothing but the Lyman Brock starts for Hicksville. best nnd has sold at a close margin, having will tell you it has cured them and Ohio, to receive treatment for a cancer la lu our mention of the renoininatiou of a trade established .that requires the con­ will cure you. It cures, coughs, Enoch Andrus as county commissioner of the mouth. stant attention of several clerks. George schools'last week, we said that Mr. An­ • Mrs. Bryant, of Detroit, was the guest H. Preston, the new member. Is by no colds and all throat and lung drus was a graduate of Olivet college. In of Mrs. John Goodyear, from Saturday means a stranger to the grocery trade of troubles, and by the way, did you this we were mistaken as Mr. Andrus In­ until Tuesday. Barry county, being one of the pioneer forms us that he has never yet been In Mrs. Franc'^VlIlison. of Eaton Rapids, merchants in that line. Being a man of •■ver see more of this kind of troub­ sight of Olivet college. Mr. Andrus is good sound judgement, ot large experi­ Sunday With her parents Mr. and. ence In the grocery business, a careful le then we have had this winter? a graduate of the state Normal of Ypsilan­ spent Mrs. Esau Cannon. buyer, and a man of means, the new firm Fred L. is the leading druggist of ti. and we gladly make the correction. izNra. W. N. Chidester and Mrs. Will R. of Phillips A Preston will be able to sup­ Because of participation In a number of Cook were in Nashville Wednesday the ply the wants of patrons better than over, Barry Co. All patent medicines pending cases. Circuit Judges Philip । guests of Mrs. H. G. Hale. and we bespeak for the new firm the in­ advertised in this paper are sold I’adgbam. of Allegan, and Clement Smith, j . crease of trade which It Is sure to obHastings, effected a change of benches l/The friends of Miss Flora Beadle will Wn. by hint, and all free samples of of learn----that *she this week. If Mr. Padgham makes as pleased - -------- ' to - --------K‘ has so far jjP " MEDICINE GIVEN AWAY. good an impretislon in Hastings as Mr. covered from her illness as to be able*to High School ., • .Smith has here, lie may well be satisfied, ride out. There will be no literary next week, for only admiration is expressed of Judge H. Goodyear and Ed. Powers re­ Smith; both by the bar aud the various at­ turned from Evanston. Ill, Monday, where the entertainment Thursday evening will tendants hi court—Allegan Gazette. they had gone to attend the funeral of the take the place of It. THE DRUGGIST. CLEARING SALE DRY GOODS z7 Wreckage of Prices Unparallelled. DRESS GOODS: Choice of new lot-of 86 inch Henriettas, 20cts. 52 inch Serges worth $1.25, all go for 98ctfi. ' . 28 pieces fine Henrietta Goods in 3, 6 and 8 yd. lengths 15cts. per yd. HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR Going at price. 1 LOT of CORSETS, Worth 50 and 85 cents, all go for 38 cents. COMFORTABLES: Former price $1.00 and $1.35, now 68 centa. BLANKETS, , Worth $1.00, now 65 cents. BOOTS and SHOES: 1 case men’s kip boots, hand sided, former price $3; yon may have them for $1.75. 1 case men's hand made kip boots, worth $2.50, go for $1.50. 1 case men’s calf boots worth $2.50, now $1.43. Men’s over shoes, 50 cents. Ladies’ shoes at your own price. ODD LOT OF CLOTHING TO SELL CHEAP OR GIVE AWAY. 5, 6. 7 and 8 dollar shawls, chqice for, $4.93. Lace Curtains from gjcts. to $io pr, Visit us and make money in getting the late Fox Dwight. Mrs. Frank Ackerson aud children left Two valuable stallions. Faust and Mar­ this week for Bath. N. Y., where hcr^ par­ got, recently owned by Bechtel * Good­ ents reside. Mr. Ackerson .will follow year, of this city, the same having been soon and will probably locate there per­ Imported by Powell Bros, of Springboro, manently. Penn, in 1886 from France. These stal­ lions are registered S years old and In good The many friends of Harry B. Andrus conditions. The owner will exchange in this city and county will be pleased to them for city or farm property or sell them learn that he has been re-elected princi­ on reasonable terms. For particulars call pal of the Nashville schools at an Increase or address P. T. Colgrove, agent ami at­ of 8150 In salary. torney, Hastings. Mich. Bargains we offer you. NO DAMAGED GOODS. SPAULDING’S Popular Dry Goods House Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Tower have left for Chicago where they will make their future home. They will be greatly mtssed in-the social circles of this city, in which they were very popular. pSylvester Greusal Jr. started for Indi­ anapolis. Monday morning where he was summoned before the United States court as a witness agalnfat a man. who has been defrauding Uncle Sam In the sale of pos­ tage stamps. Sylvester Ims a large col­ lection of postage stamps, and recently bought some from the man arrested, and was accordingly summoned as a witness In the case. Tire rumor ofJthe death of Chas. Fox Hereafter, changes for advertisements Dwight, of E>4nston. 111., published In must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to last weeks Banner proved to be true. Be Insure insertion iu the issue of the week * was In apparent good health up- to the Tbe account of the death of William time ot his death, which was caused from Manning, one of the oldest settlers of Bal­ ’ when brought. • heart trouble. Be died very suddenly, timore township, wll be found in this his death occurring as he stood at the door weeks Dowling Items. Don’t of his house preparing to leave for the city. Be .was 52 years of age. The Found In seventy-five exchanges—A Fail to read news of his death was a great shock to fanner brought n hog to town to trade for The Hidden City . his friends In the city and is much de­ a house and lot this week, but not finding plored. W. B. Goodyear and Edw. Pow­ anyone who would pay tlie difference, look I'ouunenced In this issue. ers. of this city, cousins of Mrs. Dwight, the hog home again. Timothy seed at Stauffer’s. formerly Miss May Burlpw, attended the Everyone holding People’s party views No very great prospects of the sleighing funeral at Evanston. should be happy these days. They must going away yet V^Barvey Spencer had quite a serious ac­ practically “keep in the middle* of the * Four linen collars for 25 cents at the cident last Thursday. Be was driving In road" or slip and fall on the Icy sidewalk. Bankrupt Store. . town on Michigan avenue and just as he Most other people find the former a prefer­ reached tbe State road crossing his cutter able place for walking too. was struck by a pair of bobs coming down Bankrupt Stork. Coasting was all the go while the roads from "Grant’s h|ll.” Bls horse was We will sell you underwear tor one frightened and ran away, doing quite a bit were so Icy last week. One night a com­ >mf regular price. BankruftSiiouk. of damage to the cutter, and Mr. Spencer pany of married people passed an evening on “Grant’s hill” going from the top to Several of otir business of our men are also received some bruises. We wouldn’t Duke Water's house on the State road. It uking inventory of their stock this week. want to deprive the boys of this amuse­ was lots of fun and as good as a toboggan ment. but would suggest that those coast­ The Bankrupt Store is selling out. 50 ing be obliged to have some one stationed slide. pc cent off on hats for Saturday, Feb. 25th at such crossings to warn people of danger. The Hidden City, commenced in this is­ । inly. . This would prevent any accidents and sue. Is without doubt the best serial story save the city from any expensive law suits, ever yet published in the Banner. We Coasting parties enjoyed some excellent without depriving the boys of their fun. alm to get nothing but the best of every­ sport in this city several evenings last V. Wilcox, of Wilcox. Kearney Co., thing. Tell your friends and neighbors Nebraska, is In the city visiting, after u about It and get them to subscribe for the The Firemans dance in Messer Bros. Banner also. Reynolds’ building last evening was wclP 34 years absence. Be used to reside near this city and will be remembered no doubt attended. • Judge Hooker will undoubtedly be re­ by some of the older resident*.* After the Mrs. 0. Greenfield has some fine rooms war he never returned to Michigan but nominated without opposition at Detroit rent. suitable for small family. Call on went directly to NebraaW wliere-lie set­ next week, and now that the populists have'named a candidate whom .the demo­ li-jr for further particulars. tled down. Mr.'Wllcox Is an old Banner crats will not endorse, his election Is also Always smoke Ed. Powers No. 35 cigar. reader nnd while in the city handed1 uS a fully assured. Judge Hooker is a quiet clipping from Jhe B anner , of May 1862. Always the same: always the best 5 cent man but he has a great faculty of serenely the same being an extract from a letter coming to the surface at the opportune cigar lu the United States. that he wrote home while with the Union . Messrs. Fred Barlow and Dick Doyle army at Murfreesboro. Tenn. The letter time.—Charlotte Tribune. ire building an ice-yacht, and will soon breathes the true spirit *of patriotism and Special sale on hats and underwear. have it at their cottage “Beech wood” on we publish it entire. 1 In less than four weeks the stock in the Wall lake. ••Perhaps you would like to have me, Bankrupt store will be moved away, un­ For the first time in many weeks there say something about my notions with re-1 less sold. To close out to the stock a are no Items for “social doings.” And they gun! to this war. Well I hardly know special sale on bats and underwear will be will probably .continue to be few and far what to say. This much however. I was made on Saturday only at which time any . between, until the forty days of I*nt have never more engaged, swallowed up, and hat or underwear .in the store can be sacredly pledged, and wedded to anyciuse bought at a discount of 50 percent from expired. (earthly) that I am—yet terday, to-day usual prices. Suspenders can be bought The U'dden City, written by Walter H. and forever—to this crushing out, “In for only 9 cents per pair. It will pay any McDougall. Is co nnunced In this issue. tote” of this hell-born rebellion. I see no one to make a trip to the city for the sole Don’t fail to commence reading this contin­ evidence of timidity, ur Irresolution on purpose of taking in tbe sale. Everything ued story as It will certainly Interest and the part of the rebs, no signs of a speedy goes. Bankrupt Store. please you. cloae of the struggle. But tliat makes A weather prophet who claims to be a The truth is told when we say ’ you will .no difference, I am a soldier for the war. Ufver enjoy a cup ot first-class Japan tea whether It is three or thirty years. 1 close observer of the weather takes tbe have dear friends at home, an aged and following roseate view of our present disa­ until you tty the “Arata.” helpless mother, wife and little boy. God greeable weather: February, temperature L. £. Stauffer, knows I love them. But what are friends usually ranges pretty high, but when there sole agent In Hastings, to-day! How many just as good as you is a spell of cold weather extended Into When G. W. Benton, of the 2nd ward or I have given up sons, brothers and that month, as In the present case, an ear­ was returning to his home he was attack­ husbands, for this cause of not only ex­ ly spring may be looked for. The forces ed with one of the dizzy spells which he terminating rebels, but at the same time that have caused the rigors will have exr is subject Io, and fell cutting and bruising purging our country of the foulest of sins hausted themselves by the end of this bls face quite severely. —oppression. If we pretetred the com­ month aud March. Id all probability, will The Hastings Cemetery Co. has bought fort of our friends or tbe pleasure of mild and salubrious. This can never be the iron fence surrounding the court their aoclety, to our political rights, that looked for in an open winter. A cold winter, besides, kills disease geims Io the yard, and the same will be placed at River­ to wourfl be a sin. Mabtim V. Wilcox. earth and la also pradncUve of ■ good barside cemetery, and will make a very Co. A. 11th Michigan Infantry, Rotegreet UoproTement In tbe appearance of ANNUAL CLOSINtj OUT 5ffLE BIG CHANCE TO SAVE MS IDESPREAD Interest was inspired in this col umn by these magic words last week; and now we are like Wellington’s Old Guard, “up and em at W again. OVERCOATS, $6.60 SUITS, $6.00, "’kX"0" WORTH NOT LESS THAN SIS.00 QECOND Telling OECOND Tel of the same story--only there’s 'O less less than than half half as much to tell of. x The fun of it is, that many of the sorts at these very modest prices are wonderfully like some of the higher cost ones to the casual observer. We’d enjoy having, you look at these low priced Suits and Overcoats, no difference whether you are in the buying mood or not. There’s not enough at these prices to go around anyhow. What one gets another don’t. If you really want one (‘?.w°ov0'^ ) to fit ’ you, come early that’s all. �rirtv I know, but r*. * Ircliu* *>«**• tnnw. »P-'- “uv lite <ouud । all over tbe ujore ! X"S! “te WM linnlcr to : S but Piorco tauten too roruiymeo Sf learning and refinement adrift in these I wild-to probo too deeply into ! anv mystery he might imagine in Cale = , ; nut He wm content to Uu<l In them; ' K mntorUi. tbM be might n« It , wm nearly wn o'clock when ho ■ 1 .m 'hera for » ?urpoao in which you . might, if yon are inclined, nid [ lerially. It'8 rather a long story, bat I will make it m abort m poeeibla” He lightel bis pi]«. os the other two h:ul Joao, anil smoked a few niinntM tn ; silence..while they drew their chum m dtythat l mw M twat that night when we etraek the di*’ Ae I figure H'my ta cuion of thl* unknown city malt he in the Sat Prir.ci.co rlter region, one of the m«t in*cceMible place,Jn United Staten It li« Dor<1" “f J°k‘ Borie, wllere, I think. w« might oar start, end « bounded by the Black river on the north, the Gila range on the ^.“doniheernftbytheRiotaUarnea A MOITJIBACLE. CREAT triumph formechcau -bl. Cure- — , bythonet-H^T ai sate. Mr. Northrup declare,, tlm Wr a living MttMpte that Ih.-r- H ,10lhl ’ « rqnni thrar pllte »» a care far nn»e di eaxea. On faquir) the writer J„uw| ~ these pill* were nun;,-.,, 1 ,lr. (1 . WUllam-’ Medicine Co., Srhi.i„.<.Ia/r *2' Y., and Brockvine, «Onk. ami the Vnl are wld In box™ (never In bulk br ih. hundred! at 50 rents a box, and may |1 had of all drnggltt* or dirret k from Ur. Williams’ Medicine Co. r“^ either above addrmret•• The pr^ which these pills are sold make a 1 of trtmlnu-nt with them c<'iii|mtativ(|y expensive as compared with other iwu» and the White monntalmi. dies or medical treatment. Till* "Clifton is the nearest settlement. 1 one of the most remarkable on record and bdieve. tu this arid w>lden.e«. and — ‘ Thr b' lb» as II I* o«e rlxhl here In Detroit, and not And that the chances for a suMMSful a thoueaiid miles away. It n,u be mi* balloon search would bo best if beg » Northrop u v-ry wt|i . —oppmr- vertfltM. Mr. inlhatloeahiy. The air current «ews News a* follow*-— ______ Tta .JTO, (urutaht-d known In Detroit, and he ajy» h.. j, <^1more steadily sonthwestera than other (0 giad to testify of the marielous KtX4 f. 11 on it0 •ides, o»nsi»g it to n semble u I ck^er. Then he begaht wise, aud I wish ta start from tiler.. tt w rought in In Ufa care, lie say<* hr ni-i- arlmugingintheblaerault. ..T„.„ years ago 1 had a talloon mad. j» a tough country iu which to trarel, rider* It bls dutv to help all are Tie- lei-ket bad a solitary occupant. . a!1,l |eti s.»i t’ranciaco iu the month of tom di accounts, tel I think wo eau similarly UMeted by any w<d i„. r4n ny anninin"* wlw was making riiri» to the fcoplo at June, ■■■ U10 wind -<-• taking »-M— uh ™ rapidly ranidlv 1ovm-omo all difilculli™. and <h- veutur. Mteleteni Imporunce te Ibe XeM* rci with In belrnlf of the wonderful efljia'-v ,/ jjr cHHtwar.1. With mo was a young man < ... ..... t|.„. U .trni end ot the gulch—to cutch his MuktembW Williams’ I'lnk Pills. If any •>! th- vriPj will mv ns if succtwfu)*- I want w b. report II to' lb™ Tni-v .-t.Mxl in amazed de- nan,c I Erie Gilbert. waa about tnako' a bmitaute propudUnn to you Shadow and it* pron: :i o*'-— -------Tbe touowin, i. render* want any further iuforniatu^i «e merit* of on old anchorrt>po< brl*k discussion on the — ev.-r, u»nl feel sure Mr. Northrop would wlll|n<|y light, hiwewr. nnd il.v the latter monster came came thirty years old hud one of the bright- 1without oiling firrtany ffi.pwl.icb Sihiriff Wvmlraff Iral pro­ along, the rope's cud trailing est men 1 eTer knew. A linguist, a mtbv on your part'at- all. I will gi« old lice them,'*! 1;« has the writer in tr|n. ’— duced to c-tdirm • n.-"f his HulcmmttA sweeping m>5BR *«; Ing 1 here- facts to him. up the f»:rri*t until Ca)e, seeing the ubob- scientist, a mechanic, an artist; in fact ^u each ton thonswid dollanr if ’»’ «“• to^.“«n merelltet. on Au.Mmapitlodtcltabv: wto and <• aerial vovagtr’a shouts aud h„ was poSM-^-.l of more practical knowl­ Jecltararcuing Gilbert,.nd firethorn X. .bo wa. .opptertl to be <l>l« >“l Tbe dly of Marshall earn,- •rj ‘bMrly Storked 1" the Itagms of lumty pra- ,. edge and cultivated accomplishmente um.lifwof.nl alter making all proper treliiK the capital <4 Uh- state a: n:------tn appearance t .time. nod a»«U''i'!i ..• . ' .- ,' Mgiftw<T»vi. ••(•„.: hold of hi* rope, boys, and stop ■ tthan any other mon I have met; one of efforts. How does it strike you. Tbe site was relrelrd and *:nn jiapyrn* that had lain ■HU known ± '™?lo^rt«lbl«.torc. Th. Olwrai Calo had already fell his blood sur as Capitol Hill. < hint!" ■ tthe most daring yet genial, good tem­ :h • l>>-om of a mummy niwavs been supposed to be Incurable. pn A moment more a laughing, roiling pered fellows in the world. He was with the-spirit of adventure and had i‘. i th’- ehenil had sworn by i Mt*. Nancy Smith an Exton l:«p|d* mobs ..f men !:iluri<«nriy tumbled over ,nearly six feet in height and weighed made up his luiml long before 1 8 . but Mr Northrop’* condition lias greatly K . und h« dared tu produce it rapjf.,ni. .Si« teo‘» “« “ “ ‘r*vo lady, dledeiunday from th, - ,tt 1, ,rf aD each other in their efforts to seize the (about a hundred and sixty pounds, and ceased speaking, and ns he concluded aud lav it side- bv side with one of the rm.* . like a lot of frolicking boys, and . overdw of morphine. Sire wa* ’.o )eir» he was uu athlete too. He could shoot would be el.eale.1 ot »« gov-rame n’ i-west. that almost . . Since tb.t that Ilion Mr- Northrop «• old and iboughi to tx- slightly .li-nntH. ui" instant later the giant mass strayed well and ride well, just the kind of mon said emphatically: "1 am with you. heart and soul. It linprorcd. not only n Horae* are dyinr in th«- vleitiitr <>(, »al. as unintelligible from its plexus of red, md tussed o few fe?t from the ground in fact to undertake such an adventure just the kind of work I need, and I bs- rtradlly tercndlllon. Illlbeh.. imcteed M> 0>d- Ue Creek with a disra*,- rcretnblltiK )*. as wo militated. It was to cross the lieve this old gas bag here is as anxious bl no and green line*, dots and rjiecks, n front of ••Keenan's joint.’’ grippe in the human family. The aeronaut, leaning from his basket continent to the Atlantic, and for a -qthirrs :ind.circles, tignrre and names. bte.-llo.be writer »t IM. as I am to undertake the search. The sheriff proudly stated that his str. directed them to draw him down, while all weflt swimmingly. African travelers tells us that the whit* The sheriff, slow minded, as most men article, who was acquainted with Mr. Nor­ -We had croasexl the Rockins success­ of hta *iz« and kind are. was. however, throp. that this miraculow change tad rhinoceros frequently dies from •xtiag map was mude in thtnywmn, a fact aud alighted among them with a grate­ ful won! uf thanks. ’ Ho was a man of fully nnd were in the Wasatch range, or a* willing a- Whitley, but he was older poisonous plant* which have :>u, flrttca that, for hinf. was proof of its virtues, wrouaht by a very siwipw .. . for bft believed tint :•. map. like whisky, pkbQQt forty-five, brown bearded, pale rather between the Wasatch and the and more lethargic, more prone to- see called Dr. WUllama’ Pink PHI* fw Pale the black one, prolmbly been, . tb» fiue x>.^.Mi. When aakvd ’S-1' about it Mr. Nor- ■cent erf the latter telis hirn it j dangrtvtu. rfAthered a virtue with years. It showed Mid serious, but then’ was a firm look Elk mountains, when the current, which the difficulties, if not the danger*, than SrV^ vast vacant spaces marked "unexplored in hi* blue eyes that Showed pluck and. had been almost uniformly Westward' Cale, and. too, he relish'd the eo»w and tbiootully verlfirtl the .tetement. «nd not only’-,, but be b.d teken lain* to lutenn There is no question more (u- jueotly skill, and his mouth.dean cut. a trifle for days, suddenly changed and carried territory," and in spite of tbe fact that comfort of the semicivillxation of Evans the chinuHiytfin Leadville smoked in the thin..but graceful, gave evidence of dc- us down toward Arizona. We were not Gulch, preferring it to hard riding and but one win; w«« .ulti-rte. te ■ .liulter asked. or which a medical nutn Rods tuorr minner when bo beard or any aoeb caae. difficulty io answering to tbe alarmed, although oar supply of water distance, three miles away, where his1 termination and pft-Mverau'e. hard sleeping on tbe sunburned plains. Mr Northrop was enthusiastic *t tbe re­ of himself and his patient, tbsi, "Whu do reliable map xho « nu arid region, he‘ i The first words uf th* nerial visitor was somewhat scanty; yet the go* held For him, however, the money conridera- Uli te hte oin e^ «[ Dr. Wlibam.' Hnk you wish rne to eat>” still affirmed hi* fnith in it. He had his iftcr thanking "the boys" were earthly out well, and we knew that we would । uuu tion was the motive--power; the •prize was I Fills. D was a remedy that be had heart ---------------------------strike water at intervale. We liad on supporter*, throe or four, who swore by utd fleshly. • too glittering not to be worth an effort — . f (|^ |)r fl>d <rir<1 everything he could ■* jd - - ------------ -- -------------- “Can I get anything-to eat here, gen- board when we started a dozen carrier■ ksi the sheriff, and they stoutly backed him « . to <lve re,|cr Ht. h.4 uern In tta . hUEKlFP KAl.K. . such plums came in hta way all too rare- . Dopr lo #lTe ----in his assertion th.lt ••there’s just. as. tlemenr instinctively addressing Cale pigeons, seven of which hod already )y nowadays-and ho signified his assent . NoUee i» beraby given that by a xlrfae ri a nt limit BhvMiaD* of thrthe best physetans who did all «ll they writ of flrri faclaa lavix-d <>t,t ,4 mu<1 uadit Um many unexplored tracts in this ’ere Whitley. been released and returned home. bv Mking r...rcr how Boon h« wi«h«l to „,uta lo altevtale fhiv terrible milmiy. tau M*al of the circuit eoxirt for thr c.mnty <rf Bar­ “The best in the land!" readily replied "We released one in the Elk moun­ ,417 country as ever—or nearly -v many i without any ,r.ll. lie h.d given .«!• hope. re and State of Mlcfagxu. to inc dir««:ud aafi anyhow." Cale Whitley had the ma­ Calu. "Anything in reason .from soda tains just before the current changed. At once " he aneweted. "Every mo- . when ■ friend itr Ixwkport. X. I -. -rnte vMiTtrod and agab*'*i t!-e tfonK sim dutfla. tends and tenement* ot Georg- .1 fox in tbs jority with him as with’ fluent gestures crackers to canvasback ham. We’re We drove south all day. passing over ment in pre^odA While we idle heto ^^•Tnw Sy£. Conn tv of Barry and in favor ot Gemmt ■'te.'Ui ont of whisky, but there ’ s lots of beer in and Philip T. < olgreve. 1 did on thr Xb day «f and few words he spread the new map. the wildest and most magnificent'canyon January. a t>. !«♦*. levy u;«u and *ei.-e and gandv, bntterflylike, ou the faro table camp yet. Come in. stranger, while wo scenery at a high altitude, in a cloudless take all ton right, title and iul<-rv*t .4 tn» »*ni and said scornfully. "Put your thumb tie vonr hoss.” sky. until nearly sunset, when there dafMrtiant. George J. Cox. la and tvtte folios work. 1 information re»i»ecting Dr. WIlltemB Hnk lag described real estate ritiuted In tbr I'suatY This proceeding, however, the stranger cam ,• up a terrific storm. on .a sp«>t where there’s no names of Cale's mind had bevn busy for some n(|g Jn grl|de pubH*hed In »lw Ham­ of Barrynnd State »f Michigan t-. sit. Brrii;hills, towns, riven* or camps!" Th- directed aud assisted in explaining that “In spite of our attempt to rise above Ing at the north east corner o! thr eofti: htm time on the problem, and bringing out ' j| ton Ont Tinies. This ease was called sheriff, whose thumb wax none of the he feared lest unpracticed hands might it we were hurled along with dreadful quarter c4 section btnnhcr t»rei» -*icn !Dl>r*n smallest, would have found it a difficult cause the loss of precious gas. He then velocity and found ourselves neanng the new map was intently studying its ..Tbr Hamilton Miracle," and told the into north of range ctaht west, tee-ice «oath «• ,lory of a num In that chy who, after al- conil n* to the rovenjuiett Mtrtcv tlurtssa task even had he essayed it, but he entered the building, a one story struc­ the earth rapidly and iu danger of being lines, in which the others joined him. rbalnv aa* thirty links, thence west to a poiat Before them in imagination spread most Incredible suffering, was pronounced at Slate Uoad nrtv nine nrix »cri ol wvttM would nut deign to bestow a glance upon ture. with a very wide doorway, where dashed against the enonnftus- cliffs of tijo desert desert of <>f the the San San Francteco-only Eramneco—only a a jj by Ute most eminent phy M-tans to be m- line, thence nerto on lln- of mu.i road w. fbthe "circuschart" M he calkxrthe ]»aint- the faro table, in full view of the street, the canyons, whose cavernous depths- the uorth line of section twenty efabt --t Mn-lnv* liltteBMchnnonthumautatfulioftlto cur.blc ted >«->"«• > *'??**• ed thing. occupied the central space, with many yawned below us. The lightning flashed little space npon the wap. but full of tho and range, thence ea»t ,h> w<twn- hnr to tbe All Evans Gulch knew what this dis- stools and narrow chairs scattered about. unknown and mysterious, surrounded had spent hundreds of dollars In all sort* pbet <■ begtning. contai.i'.ni -rirtity lime around us, .nnd 1 feared every moment ■4 treatment and appliances only to be told ■•ussion was about. It was an old sub­ by lines and data, with .oft heard, well The leau boy who hud first espied the that the balloon would be set on fire, it to* th.*tad in the end that there wa* uo hope tor him. three tnurt.'i» acre* ofl thr >m»th ject, ami the new map had been pro­ balloon ha<l Ixwn dispatched to procure part of aonth eaat quarter of wcthi v.ent)-cr.c became darker every moment, and known natnro printed beside them. It und that cure was Impossible. The person ia town two north <»t ranjr right «r-:VrM cured as a clincher to Cak»'/ oft repeated the guest some lunch, and he made such nightfall found u.* very near the earth, ren-nitsl impossible that there could be a alluded to (Mr. John Marshall, of 25 IJttlc aa talker* to-wtt: Cooimsaciint at thrad uvertions that “the whole country was baste that he returned with it by the making mighty bound* up and down city full otinhabitants in that little sjsxce William St-. Hamilton. OnL.) w»4 a mem- corner ol ar-rto.i tuentv-o’.- *:id theme awtlt one hundred and sixty md« to tb* •.turtcrrtUe. •xplored, and no use talkin." A few of time the stranger bad seated himself. and driving along at tlie rate of a mile and the world know nothing about it bpr of the Royal Templars of Temperance, a h.nnw ta alnltd 1 .Hlirta T line to lb" <YX! rhe least interested stood on the out- Surrounded by the crowd of rough, long a minute. The anchor wa* thrown out, But Pierce declared that few people had and after having been propounccd perma­ tayatjhaired aud bearded men (he presented a but failed to-hold, the only results be­ ever penetrated even the border land «rf nently dlaablrd and Incurable by the pbytbc»?e striking contrast to them in hta neat at­ ing to make ttie bounds aud jerk.* more this wilderne**. and that it was extremely s.'ians. was paid the SI.000 Insurance dis­ ; etodx ability provided by the order for ita mem­ Finan expo** for rate and m'i »t Jm^icaurt co tire. Had he walked into Evans Gulch probable. fierce. or vendor to I be hlgbcet bidder aCthe Wth in a Norfolk jacket, knee breeches and Not for an instant did these Iwo meu.’ ber* in such cases. Eor year* Mr. Mar­ front door of tbe court fame ta tneClw «< "It was totally dark, and alwut eight shall had been utterly helpless, and he a cork helmet it ta highly probable that bmIile* in aald coonty ot lUm tfa dcbli o'clock at night the car was dashed shrewd and wily to they undoubtedly waa barely able to drag himself around H day of April A- I». tmu. at ten •• ctoch u» the he would Naave met with a far different against the ground with such force as were, sharpened by the grinding of years the house with tbe aid of crutches. Hta ImtoMMCi of that day reception and been treated with the bated at the City ot II wtliit* t.»» ' Ub d*’ of , nie , were BJ1Ilwa UIlwwniu , o „„ to tear ajmrt several of tlie ropes, throw­ of struggles, question bls sanity or sin- w ■gunk* were almost unbearable and life score and contempt of the entire popu­ „ hlm< when at i„i relief F*‘m“>.A. !>.■«>■■,______ __ ing Eric Gilbert out. withall our instru­ glenees of purpose. They somehow felt WM B bunlMJ lace in their own wild* western way. Slierirt .4 Ifarrj ‘ ments, the pigeon crate and ballast, in at once the honesty of his aim and ob- < catnP. soo^ months attef he had been But his attire was befitting hta advent, ject, and debuted only the best measures I p a i<| tbe disability claim be heard of Dr. an instant. The loss of so much weight the first of the kind that the Gulch hail caused the balloon to rise at once and to insure their success, and before they I Williams' Pink Pilla and was Induced to W. VaooMAX. IW-jmty been treated to. and tbe Gulcbers saw iry them. The result was miraculous: al­ dash away again, going higher every slept they had formed their plan*. nothing inappropriate in hta costume. A week later found them together at ' nKM*i from tbe outset an Improvement was moment. I was almost craxy and hwt Balloons were unique, so were bal­ “ • ■ . — . .j anj in ■ few months tbe man control of myself. I looked duwn. and I Tombstone. Arizona Territory, gather­ PBGBATE UBnKR loonists’. clothe*, was the natural ver­ fancied 1 saw lights and dwellings ing up a wagon train—men, horse* and whom medical q^perts bad said was in- State »f Mtehtiran. County •{ tfarry •* dict, unspoken, almost uuthought. Yet cutable. wa< going about tbe city healthier At* seMioii or Frofait- < <*irt f-< UK provision* — for the expedition. Another down in the canyon, people ami . cattle all eyed liim curiously, while kindly, and md stronger than beforir Mr. Marshall Coaaty qf Barry, tauten *t ttir !*n>ha:e <>5ke ta running alx>ut when tlie lightning il­ w«-»k aud the big balloon swayed and Mm cttyeC Hairing*, iu «M<1 • . n Marwaited impatiently the completion of his was «o well kown in HamHton that all tbe aguttMlithdav oHrebruan. tn tbe Jtw « lumined the M-ene, but as I knew that it struggled at its moorings an though city newspaper* wrote up bis wonderful OMMMMl MgM bm»dre<l an<! modest repast. u-rre.: Preeei.t. Charier W. Afrr*tn>i«. Juitt ol Hi*J eyes were busy, too, roaming was un uninhabitable wilderness I laid yearning, like an imprisoned bird, to soar recovery in detail, and it was thus aa be­ it to excited imagination, and I knew aloft on ita errand, surrounded by a crowd fore stated, that Mr. Northrop came into Frobats. franXly from face To face in a way that - that poor Gilbert's bones would be of men making beta on the success of the possession of the information that led to e. U--U H somehow told them be was "sizing them Ctaaaeat Bmifa. adinintdr*: »■ •■■ »» J **•’• recovery. One up." as Cale expressed it afterward, whitening under the burning ann in a undertaking and giving large odds his equally marvelous eotne* tnto court xnd retne*et4- r ’- ‘•J*’few days. It was impossible to help against the return of the airship. At the could scarcely conceive a case more hope ­ glancing at tbe faro table, the specimens pared to render lit* Anal ■cr<«ini a.in •*!« f» him., I could only hold on and let the same momeqt almost the people of Fort less than that of Mr. Northrop. His In­ tat*, ata pcaytthat ad»» may t-appoiaWdw Tito car wu daiihcd ugairut the ground of quartz, porphyry, lead ore* and car­ jury came about in this way: One day bearing tbe miiw*and hr tw4ixcb*rz>xl trorilWM tefth ntch force. <i« to throw Gilbert out. bonates njton the narrow shelf on the balloon drive. It became frightfully Borie were watching a little train of pack trieA nearly four years ago. be stumbled and cold, and I found that I had also dislo ­ mule* and horsemen climbing the moun­ Thereupon It l« onb-rwl. I •» * Satn nUy. t be IIlk skirts of the little gathering, half in the wall and tbe big broken roulette wheel tain. with the sheriff in tbe lead, going fell tbe complete length of a steep flight of dnr entail ch, A.D. inua.»’ mne oviocktanj wide doorway, watching, with idle in the corner, tilted np on its side to af­ cated my arm. stairs which were at the rear of bls store. toraoonn. be aaMgmd far the hearing, ot s*» "After a time I became unconscious north and waving their hats as they -miles that now.and again broke into ford more room to eager gamblers around Ills head and spine were severely injured. and fell to the bottom of the car. which vanished beyond the distant hilltops. rriMti ana mi tuner prtn..» .......... .. •• — langha us either disputant scored a the faro table. He was picked np and taken to bls borne. « Cale sat in the car, cool and calm, an. Creeping paralysis very soon developed •stab-. are tequtexM to *PP**r at a point, the big, quivering, fat figure of When he had finished Cale tossed the was covered with ice. When I recovered said OaK, thru U> be tiolden at th*. >7**? twaty. the sheriff—his red brown face, covered paper in which the lunch- had been consciousness I found myself in the swering with pointed western sarcasm itself, and In spite of the most strenuous office. ta tbe City of llaxilur* • ■ * alio* cause. U any there be. «11 with freckles, pursed up into oleaginous brought into the street and said: “Now, hands of a Mexican cattleman, on whose the bantering of the crowd and rather offorts of friends and physcians tbe terri­ and at (be oetltteMr max- not b • «nuitr And •j* wrinkles as he listened—and Cale's wiry, stranger, let's hear your story. Thta ta ranch the balloon bad descended, near Al­ anxious to be off. while Pierce nervous­ ble affliction fastened itself upon him. For farther ordered, that mu<1 pHiitoirttr -•'’*»*** nearly two year* be was perfectly help- to the pmooj Interreted in *ai<> r-talc. w .lervous form nnd excited eyes as he the first time we’ve had a balloon bp buquerque, New Mexico. I waa with him ly busied with the last arrangements. pendency of said petition an! efor several weeks, very ill and delirious At three o'clock he carefully scruti­ les*. He could do nothing to support bls thereof by rowing » eo;A *< ttu r<:< r to M ran his thin, calloused hands through here, aud we're naturally interested." «■’* his long, leather colored hair. Tlie arThe stranger, with a good natured most of the time. But I recovered and nized the car and its contents, took a strength In the least effort. He had to be pabiiahiM In the !!••« io whvrted about In an Invalid's chair. He returned to San Francteco, where, to my last look aloft, sprang into the oscillat ­ rumeut was emphasized, punctuated smile, looked around st the eager, toil ind rounded out at frequent intervals hardened and ein hardened faces—many surprise. I found that all but one of the ing basket, and in another moment the wa* weak, pale and fast sinking when carrier pigeons had returned before me. balloon was shooting np in a sweeping this timely Information came that verita­ by the most astonishing and unneces­ of them—and began: probata bly snatched Ilia life from tbe jaws of sary profanity. "My name ta Pierce—H. R. Pierce, of I heard nothing of Eric and naturally riant toward-the clouds and toward the death. Those, who at that time saw a Remarks of a highly personal nature San Franctaco. I left Denver the day mourawl him as dead, for no man could White mountains. The shouta grew feeble old man wheeled Into hte store on nterlarded the discourse, and names before yesterday in the balloon, and was exist in the region time days. It is a fainter and fainter as the earth receded, au invalid's, chair would not recognize the •xnd adjectives were applied with an un- carried south till near Colorado Springs, waterless, burning, alkali desert and the men below grew into moving man now, so great te tbe change that Dr. FKOBATE OBI‘Efa “Now for the strangest j>art of mv specks and disappeared entirely as a Williams’ Pink Pills -xmscious natural freedom that would where the current changed and carried State of Michlfsn.Cwiutt .•( Harr.. -. hare wrought. At a seffiloa of tbe iW-rij* • “ , ’ gray veil of cloud intervened, and thev When Mr. Northrop learned of the remedy aave amazed any one unused to Evans me northwest. I was compelled to re­ story: tbe couatv of harry. • .<’U *t toe Julch. But remarks aa to one's mo- main in the car, the nature of the coun­ “One evening two weeks ngh I ob­ floated alone in the ether. S that had cured Mr. Marshall, in Hamil­ Probate office. Id the t l|y ”1 •ality, sanity, parentage or nativity, try not permitting an easy landing. I served a carrier pigeon, evidently a The search had begun. ton, and the pesron la ixx-kport, be pro- ■aid County, ou Sarurdsfl 1) February, ta the tear ooe 1!." •rhen applied as aids to the open discus- ant making an attempt to cross the con­ stranger, endeavoring to enter my coop, 8a?p,y * hr- Williams’ I’lnk dredand ninety three. jndrjrf ITo bk coxtixcbd.I don of a subject, were unnoticed in that tinent in a balloon. That ta my story, with a message fastened to his tail in Pills through Messrs. Bassett A L'HomCharles W. An, locality, and were considered only as so gentlemen, all there ta of it, and I thank Ute usual manner. I went up and let tmsdieu. 95 Woodward avenue, and from Mythical liortra. Wilber kIn the matter ot the c-C;,: the outset found an Improvement He nany flowers of metaphor, brightening you for your kindness." bun tn and recognized him at once as (••bora ».m- (h. ware o! th. Moore, a minor. *i.l minsr. .he dull path of logical argument So James Townsend, guardian Finding so tame an explanation of the the bin! that had failed to return. My Ocr1nu1 1 W4U* tbe winged horse of Armtir. faithfully adhered to the use of tlie remedy . he is ro1Cale Whitley, in applying to the sheriff phenomenon, most of the crowd soon dis­ heart sprang up in my throat, and my tall'iV'k'*'- n'ller°Ph“0 rate thlTu>° until now he is completely restored. Mr. __ _______ Atxxwat M m’ b. *" th. Chimera Northrop declares that there can be no the title of a-“driveling old windbag,’’ persed. guardian ot the rotate of «J.i ••u-r ‘•'^”11 __ / hands trembled so that I could scarcely th.’ bl“k bon* o( Odin") bad doubt as to Pink Pills being the cause of that a da> may be appointed ter . rortnit >’* in nowise reflected upon his official ca­ Cate-Whitley and the sheriff somehow detach the message. It was written on right leg*, and could carry hte ma.fl. ’ pacity, and likewise, when the sheriff felt themselves to be in ”a measure some kind of a small skin and read thuk r“rd“b“>d- nJTaiiiiEwS4; hte restoration to health, as all other Thereupon It is ordered.: dial remedies and medical treatment left him pointedly pronounced Whitley “an es­ Pierce’s hosts, and felt the impropriety of for here it te." »^’’bi'bbl»"^"wS In a cutidltlou rapidly going from bad to nth day of March A D..K»'.*t tenoWj tbe forenoon, be aaaiped l«r tl eaped lunatic from some eastern asy­ indulging in Evans Gulch’s only Pierce took from his pocketbook a worse; Mill at last It was declared that said petition and that the hrtro at Ua "t' *a» lum," he did not in the least influence ment while their guest refrained there­ white parchment nnd unfolded It anon there was no hone for him and be was pro- deceased and all other per*™* •he opinion of his hearers, who knew from. bteJCUrt5lc»hte tXri- said estate, are required t<» api«r-ir «• ***”£ the table. The other, watched him with of said court, then to be holdro al the Cale to be a good prospector and min­ When Pierce inquired for the hotel he beKin to tl* Th'“ h01di»8 >t »P to eralogist and a man of varied accom­ they both "nuiled loudly," and stated .. Williams link Pills, and they have1 re- ana snow reaw*, n «nv i.irrr । ■ ■> the lignt he read: of the petitioner m»y not b® plishments. that tbe place had not risen to that dig­ •t<-red linn to health. t» farther entered, that rohi F*/1" '’ I S * S*0 Francisco, Callfarnfa: Standing nearest to the door, with his nity yet—fourteen saloons, nine faro „Jlr'. «•» Mk«l wbat wu 'WMjwlgtfiK—s Merited tn «d;i «*’»»• • •« alive, help me. 1 am in * city <rf the peadeocy of said petitl.ui swi «•»* face turned upward toward the western banks, a postoffice, a provision store (also h for 11 - *on<I.rf«l rrinrAv, uid i1 peor’le, *° • ‘anyon, taUtQdo thirtybv causing « ropy •< ttu* pli,au>.< h,- undentnud n,. hroptMorw thereat ’ky, stood a lean, tall boy watching the a saloon) and a "lockup” constituted, three degrees thirty minute*, tomntnde pubUshM In Ute Ra.*ilnxs-Bx> j‘V r,«nty A5SJ1 golden light wear off the hilltops and apart from sundry quartz crushers, tbe Il’■> be . M,»d bulklw, .ud orrre paper printed and clneuisied •« ington, aa near a* I reoon-r. .upplylhj |„ » PUI|,|,11!M!d ,onn it Barry, once In rxrb week ter inn-omf**1" turn leaden in tbe fading of the day. entire borough; but they wished to “ex­ ■ llh.vlrw.nu nrmuur, to rnrtoti the weeks previous to .ald dy of ‘ . s’c'JiHC «now erf no oth<.r ilia face, which was neither dreamy uot tend to him tbe hospitality of their own •O.U JnV’-f l^e’ *nd believe me ■uncrnalnral drirr'o'n?^' ""b arm. .nd •right, wearing rather a listless, tired •shanty’—the best in the place too." (A true copy.) ante out disease. It |9 claimed bv the oak, suddenly filled with startled and Thither they conducted him at once, ” ‘‘“‘t P,Dk Pt”8 wln cu™ and made notes of soin„ J? d*-’a' JtSfaMh -earful awe as speechless be raised his seeing therein a way out of their di­ S' S"t P*lph«Uo”ot vrlopments of high culomPfl^^ ’ 1 ' 5 de ‘ N0TIC8 FOK UHAKING OF Cl.AlM-*- , land and pointed toward the sky. The lemma, for they both felt the agony of tain individual t^T t^J flo? er8 tn tne heart, headache, and all diseases ne•inn nearest to him, who had been an witnessing tlie game while being pre­ State of Mlehlnn, CMiity ct Rt«n e,^ 21“ <ak. boo,..! Io. itereated listener, catching the aston • vented from playing. Notice Is hrrobj lfl'*J-that : oa llerro. San rrauclwo.or.lr b. U inlwlnr L-nH Wrty d.rk. fmSS’vS*. hT??' * Probate Court far t lie Count* • lunent and terror in the bov's eyes, A long, rambling conversation ensued, |>«V« Hen bitore ttot 1 IbelCltx davof b’bmsn-. A. I» . w • urued quickly, and a shrill shout ea- daring which the characters of the two from teat dais were allwd for < rrojep found which bean blom^m. "1" ! "Well, that', all there in of It. I present their claims a*mMt ih? • aped his lips. At the same moment u men unfolded themselves to Pierce’s P"Mehlng WI«1OCU1^ y .'iT T ’’’ William C. Johi soM. , ta v Iwme «><ind of many yoicoa arooe. and eyes, and he recognised their thoroughly to Kcure cion, of ih-1' ,22 ‘ ""T" ’ !. of men I ehonld like to have join me in County, deceased, and that idl burned to th. doorway to behold practical American worth. The sheriff S3 dMwsrnd are required .. ££ endeavor, for I briiev. he fa an,.. “ Item eraftrt, for a, b*v. seal nwlr claim* t" ciir of up the dope an object new to was transparent; simply a big, good teller, every word ot this meseaa. i fo rank amoog our riche, c^!Jid1e,erT* Court, at the IVnbate olllee. in J;%qr; aivaus Gulch. Hmrflnprjfar exaniln*tlmi and •”"''7tbst. natured Jereeyman by birth, who had ehonld like to have yon organ^SJ *oith while to coIlMttl* Bwaaalaegedlk balloon. Tb.dying before tlie l«h day of Anr”' rt 00 variation, w> that wo of snch mtd eeareb for^ta lived in various dart* of the west since MKti claims win b- heard bei>‘re»a«i carried through Sr rttew’1* «« r»7*, already loot behind the hill*., boyhood, having made several small !or“Ake the attempt in the ladloom If. otcamftil ™ult I**" Wtonte ^rii «pertm«il on Ike Pk’prtrton, and U» pub wore ,, , . niOMotn. b ""^,^bS7bV<LT''> i.«««u.“™Se L S"? Drrnoir. WirJ " .. hl br„. Uw t»r- Ueulan ot J” b,. wllb Krrnlnv .V'u’; •*"*,’'rceonte .h« re­ �■ *3 my grocer put me onto HISTORY OF A WEEK. . * Tms Ft fl A. Vanllett & Ox, an iron anti MteF firn, of Boston, have failed for •ifiu.OuO. Tbe Magdeburg socialists have declared n boycott against all the saloons in that SOAR and it does ju(t wljat he claims for it" Soap. A$k your Grocerforit, and insist on having it. THE BEST SOAP MADE FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES. MADE ONLY BY Chicago. N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ lates an instance of what is being accom­ plished by farmers in the Red River Valley of Minnesota and Non -i Dakota. He said S. J. Leland, near his t- wn of Dwight, N. D.. tHjnght 160 acres of land iu the spring of IS’JL for $2,600. ami raised crops that season worth the salaiy of a government clerk. In excess of the <'-««st of his farm, as ' per the following statement: 4.1:0 Bu. ol w&eat. at Kie ■ ..$3.331»» Deducting«*»t ofland.. Cases of this kind an- so mn mot: that they nre a true In the ADMINISTKaT' PROBATE ORDER. tttatrof M>eIilean.eouutv uf Barry.—ss. At ;» *iA'lou of Hie i'lubate Court for lhe QtMiniv of Barry, hoiden at tlie Probate office In lh* City of lta'tlnit< In «aid ••ouniy. on Wedre* lay. the i't dav ot Februarv. In the mr on*- tiiou'anii eight buiKlred awl ninety-three. Present. -Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ol Pronina. lu i'ie matter of the euate of Joseph McKee an a< Jurtge.l insane per-o 1. Oil leading the |H»|ti>>|| lu-n-lufiiir filed dulv I. " ....... 11. t-........ -1 *>.1 uf Mary du adjudged r« cmik tor *s|i| ini*t. Iprilie reasons tuid pur l> h, »m(t peitilmi *• t forth. Thereu- ort it is ordered that Fr.day the 2ttb dav <H -ebniar*. A. D. isso. at 1 I e o'e.ori: n the forenoon, tie aMigned for *l;e besnux <>f said peliUon. and that th*- heir* at law, nf *ahi deressed i-u! all other ihts’Mis tiiU-resled in »aid i-^late. are n-pilrrd to appear al a st-sslon i>: «ald court, thflu to In- Imldm .it thr Probate ‘ it’h-r in the <-l:y of Hastings, in said county, and *hnw e-.uise. If any there hr. why tlie prayer 01 th-|>«-titinner may not be granted, and It-ir further ordered, that said pellllOMreive notice * Mra. Wendell Fairchild, of Adar Falla. Lu. received fatal injuries by talug struck l-y an Illincis Central train near Waterloo. Mra. Fairchild was severely hurt. Standing timber in Texas to the value of fTuv.OOO has been purchased by the Texas Pine Timber company, a New England syndicate. Thq promoters of un open Sunday at the World’s fair will try to carry a measure in conurtMit opening the gates Sunday afternoouai ' Secretary Charles Foster, who has been talking to New York banker*, says they i are a unit for the repeal of the Sherman : law, lllW. as is tlie tbe whole finanr-ial financial world wnrlrt at »t I I Gothahi. * TbeiMontercy, coast defense vessel built al S.iu Fraucfeco, has been put iu commis­ sion. although the armor for her turrets will not bo ready for four month.*. Directors o( the C. ri. and Q. have de­ clared a dividend of Ij* per cent, for the •aat three months of lelri The trial of Hugh O’Donnell is |.togteas- ; .tug at Pittsburg for complicity .in the 1 Homestead riot and *0 far the testimony is . strong against him. i J a me* A. Rcoaevelt ,for the second mart. gage bc.ndhold.’fs, purchased the New York Metro^rHtati Opera tfbase at publicaao-! nnn • <ton for fit S1.425.:\>0. Collector Quinn, of Sau Francisco, is preparing to round -.ip 20.000 Chinese, ready U> ship them baric :»» China May 5, unless ; they register in a, ordnnee with the Geary j rxeiu*ibr. law ’ Because the county authorities -rill not pay the; expense, the witnesMS in tbe Dr. Gtavesl case >it Denver cannot be brought j there and Graves will probably go free. I Representai.v,- S,ttn Randall’.* wtnte aniiHinfed nt hi' death to exactly i'- ■­ that w4* asM-t* Hut there were tinbiiitlea Th.- Sb... bn- pasted . >use ef representatives .'stablbhing muximum year in cities df tion with the riot at Homestead. He wIH next be tried for treason, but will probably be bailed meantime. A long distance telephone is in use be­ tween Chicago aud Detroit, aud it works well. * । The pope of Rome is celebrating his golden jubilee—fifty years a bishop. The faithful all orer tlie world are showing tbrir deration in oneway or auochw. In tbis ccunUy celebrations were at New York, pJersey City, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Chicago and other places. A series ot earthquake* haa lieen felt in the Yellowstoue National park during the last few weeks, oue of which was the meet’terrific eruptlonslnce the discovery of the pni k. Thu main road south of the Norris geyser basin cavwl in for n long dis­ tance and to an unknown depth. McKee Rankin, Ix-lng needed by his father t<- take c-ire of his busincm, has re­ tired from tlie stage and becoin- the heir .ptwrcnt apparent to ®Jfr*,tXJU worth of property in rttlind« ' , , ,, ... 7 Joel Bowersock, brakemanf r rank McCaintnan, engineer, and Joseph MclLtyre, fireman, were killed by a collision on the Colorado Midland near Bath, sixteen miles Buena Vista, iColo. Several were injured. Mr*. ' Nellie < Cudlip walked two miles through the deep snow to pr*x-r me.-ting at CchijH-e, Mich., nnd while**.yer was be­ ing offend gave birth to a daughter. The Illinois legislative committee exam­ ining lhe u»went shops" of Chicago has taken the testimony of several doctors showing tluit clothing is made up for m market in rooms where persons are ill with u L* disenaet * » n» diphtheria, scarlet fever, clt- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scheifersteln, an aged couple at Toledo, were fatally suffo­ cated by natural ga*. There was a tigh t between strikers and hon-uiiiim roal diggers at Monongahela City iu which I'D'hots were exchanged, but nobody hurt.* Dr. Graves is to have bis second trial ’ .May 22 for the murder of Mr*. Barnaby, refuses offers o.' bail and will stay in jail until his trial. ’ Sculptor Clarke is making n bust of . President llnrtipun, which is to be plneed in the Indiana buildlug at the World’s j fair company . . . 1 Tbe Rochester (N. Y.) Paper lug of its creditor*. Its placed at ^330,(MU mid the n i he nt tending Judge of Prolmle. It-UJ. ny It tv. Mlt-blgxn -ret-t uf tlj«-."<a; I «>t.<!<- sKua’ _________ _ __ foiloMH. t«: 1 rs: half of the north quarter 1 Jnctrou .i;*j town one [Ij north of : : m—t. euntainiux *«-veuty-*»i.-v : Why Suffer? When you can be Cured Thousands aro suffering with urtli ' 3- of 'lie ni'rth east quarter of thu I Torpid Liver-the symptoms arc orih quarter of sedlon twenty-fiMir [21] 1 Depression of Spirits. Indiges­ Itvn one ti.f.h range right [S] west. I'jltd.lsn. nth. A. D. liflX tion, Constipation. Headache. Ur. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator idministrator. is a reliable remedy for Liver Disorders. It cures thousands PRORATE ORDER year; why not . tryj Htat«" of Mlchicnn. CounW of Barrv-ss. 1 every A*, a stfislwi of th* Probate. Court for th) th*4 Dr.banford’s Liver Invigorator? County of harry, hoiden »t the Probate office. P •T ’ Your Druggist^will supply you. ;iic Citvot HaaUngs, In said eoonty.on Kot-.i. <l iv the Ht'n day of February, in lhe year out- j thousand eight hundred and ninety three. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of; Probate. • In tli- matter ot the estate of Lucy A. । Joiti-s. ileceuM-’l. . Clciiu-iit.Stnfth. -.vlininistrator of ‘aid estate votne* Into court ahd reptesents that he ts pre pared to render hm final account with said es-1 t.stt- and •>*-u.s that a day may be appointed for hearing t. - 'ante and he be discharged from Tlicrecfsn it h ordered, that Saturday the ip.h d.iy cd March.*. D..1W3 *t nine o'clock In lhe forciiooti. i-e assumed for the hearing of said petition and tin t the heirs nt law of said de nnd all other persons Interested in said » Ulin-, iwru uuiuvu ... flee, in the City of Hastings, tn ix-unty. amt show cause, if any then* b«-, why lhe prayer of the petitioner may pot be granted. And it is lUrtlier onlt-red, that ssld ih-titi«*ner give notice to the persons interested in said ertate, of ’he penilercy of said petition and the bearing Uim'd I y c; U'tog a copy of this order to be published in the Hastings Bannkil a news:>.H-er printed aud glreulatrd-in said Couuty of lurry, once in each week for three suceesslv* weeks previous to said day of hearing. Chas W. armstkong. Judge of Probate (A true cops A PRORATE ORDER. Stale of Mlcldgan. County of Barry—ss. At a session of the Probate Court for the County of Barty, hu'den st the Probate nm*e. In liitliePitrof llastuigs. in said county, on Turn<JHv. the 7th day of February, tn the year one thousand eight hundred and uinety-three. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judpe of Probate ; hi th* matter of the estate of Esther M. Pen­ node; dei-eased. on reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied o( W. W. Hampton, administrator of said estate praying that he may bb lie mssd to sell the roal estate of said deceased n-s in said petition described for the reasons aud purposes thr rein set forth. Thereupon it is ordered, that Wednesdav. th* sth day ot March, A. D. IsOX at one o'clock in Uw afternoon be assigned toruie hearing of 1 said petition and that the heirs at law of said 1 deceased and all other persons Interested in said estate, are required to appear at a session ot -aid court, then to be ho'den at the Probateofi fice. in the City of Hastings. In said County, and show cause, if any there be. why tbe prayer of the petitioner may not be graute*. And It Is further ordered, that said i*tiUouer rive notice to tbe persons tuterrate<t In sold estate, of the pendency ot said j>et Ilion and tbe hearing thereof by causing a copy nf this order to lie published in the Ha»tings Banniul a newspaper printed and! circu­ lated In said County of Barry, once in each Michigan Central “ The Jfiaffarj Falls Route I2a|3 Is Stations. |a.m.ia.m.|p mlp.rn.ip.tn I 3.5b; S.37112.021 ».e8| LOO /AN. Local Agent, Hasting* •V . Rue GUES Q/t’ & T. A. Ch cazo. Unlike me Dutch Process No Alkalies Other Chemicals are used in the preparation of ^659 W. Baker & Co.’s ■' ’ Cocoa, which is absolutely pure and soluble. It has more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, ami is far more economical, costing less than one eent a dtp. It is delicious, nourishing, and xasilt DIQMTKD. Sold by Orocera everywhere. W. Baker & Co., Dorefiester, Mast Judge of Probate. <A true copy.) MORTGAGE SALE­ Default hating been made in the conditions ot a certain mortgage made by Patrick St Johnto Mary T. Goodyear, dated July 17lh. A. D.. 1»W. and recorded In tlie office of the register of deed*, for the county of Barry and state »t Michigan, on tbe 18th day otJalv. A. D.. I89n. in Hber st of mortgage. page 157. on whieh t mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date this notice the sum of eighty-one dollar* and nftv one cents, and an attorney’s fee of fifteen dollars provided for in said nmrtgnae. and no suit or proceeding* at law having.been luatltued to recover the moneys secured by snld mortgage or any part thereof. Now. therefore. ' by virtue of the no#er of sale contained in said mortgage, and the statute In such case made mid provided, notice Is hereby given that on Halurday. the eighth day of April, X D. IMW, at ten o'clock tn the forenoon. I shall sell at publie auction to the hlgnest bidder, at the north front door of the court house in the city of HasUngs. Mtehlg in, [that being the place where the circuit court tor Barry county Is hoiden], the premises described in said mortgage, or so much ‘hircmf os may be necessary to pay tbe amount due ou said mortgage, with seven per cent. Interest, and all legal costs, together with an attorney’s fee ot fifteen dollars covenan­ ted for therein, tbe nremises bring drerribetl In said mortgage aa all that certain lot. piece and parcel of land situate tn the township of Hope In -the cmaty of Barry and State ot Mi-hlgan. arfjknowa and described as follows: The south east quarter of tbe north wort quar­ ter ot section thirteen [13] town two [2] north • PntLtr T. Couraova, Attorney for Mortgagee. DMed January Tib. l». Brinkley. Tenn. The find is though*, to |»e rich. ' . Governor McKinley, al a meeting of the . Ohio ih4>nblicnn league nt Columbus, ()., | nailed life Hog to-the protection nuut^ahd Mated lim belief that the Mtjjlinley bill will uot be repealed by the incoming ad­ ministration. Sleet hm» so Injured wheat in eastern Illi­ nois that not more than one-half a crop is looked far in that flection, some furnu'rs preilicting that not a liushrl will lie raised in some flections. Alexander Allen, a Cherokee boy of 15 years,hn| been found guilty nt Fort Smith, Ark., of niurder in the first degree, with a recommendation for mercy. He killed a while boy of IS. Scientific American Aceecy fee CAVEATS. TRACK MARKS, DKBICM PATKNT8, COPYRIGHTS, atoJ ts’te.wfws’rX. tbo public by a ucii co alvro tM of chare* In the Scientific >m«icau nmiumrau Sidneyi Bast inu. son of A. W. Bastian, ! ex-editor{uf the Fulton Journal, is dead na the result of a ca-istiiig accident at Fultort, Ills. One inia was killed and ten injured by J an exploikn in thu Cedac mine, near Al­ bion. Im. i Fire destroyed the premiecsoccupied l^r; the Alabama Gas and Fixture company and G. W. Harris, nt Birmingham, A4a. laws. il»,(MX'. Owintr to the low price of silver the Coeur d'Alene silver mines will shut dowu, throwing 2.U00 men out ot employment and entailing -a possible repetition of the labor riots of Inst July. Two men were killeil and four seriously' injured Uy an explosion at the McAbee Powder Works, near Verona, Pa. The late Charles F. Chickering, who was at the head of the great piano firm, is said to have been a defaulter to the amount of W33,727 al the time of his death. The Illinois high court of foresters bus clect<sl Hl Rosenbaum, of Chicago, high chief ranger; and J. J. Garraghty, of Streator, high vice ranger. Rev. DR. William IL Huntington, paster of Grace ahurch, New York, is re|>ortrd to have beeti approached iu connection with lhe Episcopal suceesaion to the late Bishop Phillips Brooks. Florence Blythe, now Mrs. Frit-z W. Hinckley of Sau Francisco, whose inherit­ ance amount* d to about $4,000,000, is said to have paid $534,342.44 to her attorney* and tbe executrix iu order to secure her state 1 Saturday, Feb. 18. Fish in the' Illlnoiii river are dying by thousand.-*, there being no ventilation on account of the ice with which the river is covered. Thia enable* the Peoria distillery refums to do deadly work among the fishes. Rev. E. M. Buswell, leader of the Chris­ tian science people at Beatrice, Neb., has been Indicted for illegally practicing the healing art. Tbe ease will be in u measure a trial of tbe reality of Christian science healing. Governor Tillman, of South Carolina, la kicking against the laws of the United States ;is expounded by the United States judges >n that section. The governor’s sheriffs have levied on railway property in the bauds of the United States courts and that in defiance of the court’s commands. Several slteriffs aro consequently under arrest- The governor tells them to grin and bear it4 as it shall cost them nothing. In thu meantime be will appeal to the United States supreme court At Hemsen, lx, Nicholas I^ing shot and killed Johp Neiehwander, n. partner. Au old feud was tbe cause. Lang eloped with Nelshwamler’s adopted daughter about a year ago. James G. Blaine III is Hl ot scarlet (eve; General Roellff Brinkerhoff, of Mans­ field, O., wfll succeed the late ex-President Bayes as president of the National Prison­ ers’ Aid society. Charles Schieight, a liquor dealer at Hamtramck, a suburb of Detroit, shot himself fatally on being threatened with arrest for non-payment of his liquor lax. (wvernor AKgeld, of Illiuoia, has rigneJ tLebftl repealing the Edwards .school law. It will take effect July L Hugh O’Donnell, bf Homestead, wos sc quitted of the charge of murder In connec / NATIONAL LEGISLATURE iVaSRINGT&X. Feb i«.—The senate spent jestenisj in cnr.«!fi-.t«tion of the sundry civti bill, and niter a criticism by Vest on Rc-pub'ienn financial management and th« annexation of Hawaii voted Gown commit­ tee amendments reducing appropriations for river an 1 harbor improvements as put in tbe bill by the Uouas. excepting 1c a few Instance*. The Mississippi river get* 11,c34,0W, but the St Mary’* river was re­ duced to il,2po,ax>—40 per cent, nnd the channel between Chicago, Duluth, and Buffalo nbont 12 percent, to|875,000. That for the Hay 1-akechnnnel, St. Mary's river, was. reduced to hK5,0U0. Tbo provision legislating Davenport out Ol office was not acted upon. New Peuaion Schrpil Defeatod. Ic tpe house the chairman ol the com­ mittee of the whole (Wilson) of West Vir­ ginia overruled the points of order against *.te transfer of the pension bureau to the war department, the reratiug of pensions ou tbe basis of ability *.0 earn a living and as to In foldler* anMiora'’ widow* wldnurc were wa'S overruled. He Hr lustained tbe point as to detailing medical examine:* as examining surgeons, and ths decisions were tustalned. The committee defeated tbe transfer to the war depart­ ment, thu preference of veterans in civil tervice examinations, the requirement of veteran* tojshuw that the? de not have an income of tCCO per year, snd tbe previs!ca that widow* must havu married vet­ eran* within five years of *.b< time of tbs war to ohtaln a prnslou Washington. Feb J8 - Tn» renate passel 4 joint resolulios yesterday au­ thorizing tbe Smithsonian institute to send to the World’s fair articles illustrative of the industries of women. Ths sundry civil bill being taken up the clause legislating John I. Davenport out of < ffice was stricken out by a party vote Tbe Sher­ man amendment for the sale of a 3 par cent 5-yenr l>oud in cam of the necessity to keep the gold reserve intact was debated without action. In executive ’Lesion the Hawaiian annexation treaty was reported favorably. The car coupler bill was reported to the houae nnd a motion to concur in the M-nato amendments made but postponed to Tues­ day next. An amendment to the pension bill cutting out of a pension any person with an income of ll.OOO per year v*i agreed to in committee and rejected by the house. The bill was then passed and the poetoilice appropriation taken up aud con­ sidered until lidjunruinent. • &.MEDIGAL SCIENCE 1 achieved a tbe production of, BEECHAMS PILLS Conrni with a Taitatm & Soluble Coating, _____ _____ W, tag Si Itrtim , !! | urday,after transacting some routine busi­ ness of no particular interest-proceeded at Des Motuea. , with tbe Sherman amendment to the sun­ dry civil bill providing for the issue of l«-y. brother ef Governor bonds bearing no more than 3|«-r cent, and 10. rays the Utter ie lully . redeemable <>t the'pleasure of the govern­ ii* liabilities. ; mt-nt nftcr live years, to back up the gold red the Nntinnnl Wall Paper reserve, nnd it was adopted- -30 to IP. ctcry at «•»•» W< < Thirty-third I lu the hobse Bynum denied a statement -•<«’» .*«••« «v.» that the whisky trust committee was The R-.t«.-«im;-Aniericnti intioual league ‘ slighting the investigation, nnd then the ' " a 'formal‘ protest against the pro postoffice appropriation was taken up and, Ims n::iikpu>(xl extradition treaty with Russia. > talked over for awhile. It was laid aside Charles i-tairy shot and cut himself fn- 1and eulogies, pronounced on the late Rep­ tally in a disorderly bouse nt Pittsburg. 1 resmtniive of Ohio,r after ’ *' -----Warwick, * ’■ * which after bnviug twice -'hot Hose Lee. an in- the house adjourned. r WaMUNGTON, Feb. 21.—Hansbrough pre­ mate of tbe house, who ha* a chance for recovery. sented to the senate yesterday North Da­ Seven business buildings at Chirk. S. D.. kota legislative -rettolullons favoring elec­ were burned cau.'ing a 1o*b of $ID.OJO. tion of benntors by the people, and expressed Pldladulplda's carixit weavers are on himself as nn advocate of that plan. The atrikc e.g.iin-t a a reduction of wages. The sundry civil bill was then taken up and strikers number :90,(KN) uud tbe trouble amendments agreed to increasing the threatens to spread. * amount of the bill. Allison and Gvrrnan both urged care in appropriating money. LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. Wolcott made an attack on tbe geological survey, but couldn’t get the appropriation Chicago. reduced. Without completing the bill on Chicago. Feb, 3). executive session was held nndjhe senate Following were the quotations ou the board adjourned. f trade today: Wheal—February, opened In tbe bouse there waaanuch fllibuaterTtiftc: July, opened 75*ic. dosed 75Jjc. Corn- ing and buaim-M pioceviicd alowly. Tbe February. opened closed 40**c; May, bill fir n bridge between New York and opened 44*$c. closed July, opened 44»4c. j New Jersey waa passed and a bilrgq pay closed <4J4c- Oats—February, opened----- c. i war claims aggregating $320,(XX) was de­ eloM-d —c; ApriL opened —e. dosed feated. Then under suspension ot the rules —c Slay, o ened 3714c. dooed 3P{c. Pork— the naval appropriation bill, carrying over Feburary opened $19Ji5, closed 18.95; May. opened $19.31. closed $l9Ji; July, opened |Sl,tkX),(>60. was passed, nnd the agricul­ SlSJCMt- dosed $19.39. Lard- Feburary, opened tural bill was passed in the same manner. $12.73, closed SIXtU WILL TAKE HAWAII. Live stock—Hogs The prices at the Union Stock yards today Tangod aa follows: Receipts for the day quality poor; left over about U.I1D; market oul.4 moder­ Washington, Feb. 11—The president ately active on packing and shipping account: foelink eaxyt prices 5<fiWc lower, sales ranged sent a message to tbe senate yesterday aft­ at $5.75U>7.7U pigs. F.7Ad8.L3 light, 1W © ernoon recommending the annexation ot <JJ!5 rougi s«cking. Ifi-UU £$ A35 mixed, and 8B.2UQA5U heavy pocking and shipping the Hawaiian islands to the United States. lots. It is accompanied by a treaty of annexation Cattle— Receipts for th© day 21.0J0; quality concluded between the secretary of state only fair; market rather quiet on local and shipping account but feeling rather weak and tbo Hawaiian commissioners nnd a owing to largo offerings, and prices were 10c mass of correspondence relating to the lower; quotations ranged at. $5.4OQ4htLIO choice to extra shipping steers, $4,753 question at Issue. The treaty is brief, pro­ A3) good to choice do, >L10Q)La5 fair to good, viding merely, for the annexation of the $l<v.a,4.L»J common to medium do-, $3.4J>L00 Island under th? present provisional guvbntdiera' steers, $3.3<K$<L23 stockcra, $2.50^ 4.35 Texas steers, |3.35(&4.15 feodera. $S.in» ernment and . leaving the details of lhe 3.50 cows, $2.2&O3.75 bulls and $3.UUftGA.J veal permanent form of government, etc., to the action of congress. The correspondence tiheep—Receipts for the day 9.000; quality is very voiumniaus, going back ninny fair; market wm rather active and prices years, and give* a complete history ot the unchanged; quotations ranged at $4.00^ 5.35 per 1U0 lbs westerns, 13.50^5.45 native*, islands so far os negotiations with the and $4.50^0.25 lambs. United States are concerned. Contrary to oduce: Butter—Fancy separator, 3Sa general expectations, the senate in execugood to choice, 37J4<3>^c; fancy dairy, live sew-1 on declined to make the treaty fresh packing stock. M©17c- Eggs— public immediately, but decided to first Strictly fresh. 3Bc per dmu ice house, -’liisXIc. Dressed poultry—Spring chickens. il*ALJc per have tbe message and documents printed The lb; mixed lota, 9Q£10c; turkeys, choice, ua for the information of senators 13Hc; ducks, laftlSc; geese, lUaUc. Potatoes papers were nccordinglr sent down to the Wisconsin rose, 7u<£,T3c per bu: Hebrona, 73a government printing office to be put in 75c; Wisconsin Bur banks, 75<asJc; Michigan type for confidential use. Burbanks, 7»a75c; mixed lets, Sweet potatoes—Illinois, |3.3»a4.Ut per bbL Apples Two medical students have ia-en arrested —Fair to good. $X2$ad.75 per bbl; common at Albany, N. Y.. for body-snatching. and poor stock, $75cai-3Q. fancy. $L*X)Q.'L5 . Four corpses taken from SL Mary’s ceme­ Cranberries—Jersey fancy. $8.5(^9.iD per bbl; tery were recovered. Cape Col. fair, Jfi.ut.t9.uJ-. choice to fine. SlO.UoaiUi>. ' Honey—White clover in 1-lb sec­ THE DEATH RECORD. tions, !<>aific l>er lb; broken comb. 10c; dark comb, gvud (.onditlon, txafic: extracted, T^c. Theodore u. Elliott, the venerable New York. ■utlslnvery agitator, at Georgetown, Nfcw York, Feit. 30. Mass. George W. Crowning, father of the nwanne; May, TW^aAte; July. Wj^ftSlHc. Corn—No. 3 mixed cash. sleamer Odd Fellows' home at Lincoln, Ills. mixed, Bic: March. MHc; May, fiO^ao^c; Dr. D. s. DysoN, prominent citizen. of July, fr'w&Mc. Oats—No. S mixed cash, Bloomington, Ills. dull and lower; state, JTMKMSHk ^western. William Anderson, one nf the oldest SlhritOhbc; Muy. 3714c. Rye-Notulnal: west­ settlers of Iowa, at Danville, la. ern. uUdu5c.Barley-l)ull and Arm; state, Captain ELfHC tiPICKR, one of the lead­ Bl)c; western, a>&S<Jc: No. I Toronto, teiiiMc; No. 3 ditto, s+U&jc. Pork—Quiet, firm; new mesa, ing maritime men of Brooklyn. $21aju; old. mesa, ll'-'.Txit^O.UU. Lard—Quiet, Dr. W. W Dawson, emiileut physician firm; steam rendered. 813.15 asked. and surgeon, at Cincinnati. Live Stock: Cattle-Market opened active at Mrs. Frank Palmer, wife of the public lUc per 10) lbs higher, but closed very dull printer, at Washington. foorrst to best native steers, $L5a£p5A0 per 100 Rear Admiral August L. CASK. U. 8. N„ lbs; Colorado*. >t.O4tL33; bulls and dry cows. retired, at Washington. 31.75Q4.3J. Sheep nnd Lambs—Trading very slow; sheep, fUDLpli*) per 100 lbs: lamb*, $530 M M. Van DIG rift, a highly respected 5.73 Hojs-Nominally firm; live hogs, S8.00© citizen of Chillicothe, Mo. 9.00 per it*) lbs. Charles P. King, president of the Peo­ ria National bank, at Peoria, Ills. Toledo. Feb. 3JC. T, BitADLKY, one of the oldest resi­ Wheat - Cash, 72: May. TSfcc; July,----- c. Corn—Cash, ----- c; May. 4A$c. OiU-Cash, dents M Milwaukee. Major H. A. Hambrigrt, U. S. nominal. Rye—Not quotot. Clover seed— tired, at Lancaster, Pa. Cash. $8.75. March. $3.75. Colonel J. W. Moore, millionaire coke Detroit. operator, at Greensburg, Pa. DriRorr. Feb. 20. S. C. Hastings, founder of Hastings Wheal—No. S red cash. TSl^c; May. hie; July, 7«Mc. Na 1 white cash. 71c. Law college, at San Francisco. Georgs E. SPJOrcrti, ex-**uator from Cora—Na 3 cash, CHc- Oats—Na i white Alabama, at Washington. TIME TABLE. jn effect Jai uai} 22,1853. Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detroit Lv, | Going Ka»t Grand R-tpIds Kost Paris McCord Alto Fdmdale Clarksville Lake (Mest Woodbury .Hanfield Mulliken Grand Ledge Lansing tMrbtt rr^r 9M 10 to 1 20 Howard City Rd more Btan ton louis Grand Ledge IGoiug Weil” I Detroit ! 7 45 Lansing I 10 40 Grand Ledge It 15 Mulliken 1 Mun fiefit wooibwy Lake QttaM Clarksville KI mdste Alto McCord r. i't i'_>i. x- b Grand Rnplds .12 55 }i ,, (Grand I^eilge ,. Portland Lv. I How ard City Ar Ionia * ItJtanton '•_ 111 <i more__ • Kvery day. others week days only, t etop on signa). . I'a: lor cars on all trains between Grand Rstdds and Detroit. BeaLa 35 cents. Connections made ioUnion station, Grwtl Rapids with the U»8. CiiARLKVoix AND PKTOsKKY. Favorite route to tbesuminet resorts of northern M[lchi\ gan. Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago. 8:50 A Leave fur Manistee ano Traverse City 7-.30 A. M. and a-30 P. M. Leave tor Charlexolx and Petoskey 7:30 A. M. Parlor rars on day trains aud sleepers on r.lain trams tn Chicago. > . Ask our agents for further particulars \qj write to Georgs DkHavkn. Grill Pass’r Ag't. Grand Rapids. Chicago, Zal&iuuo Is Sagisi w TIME TABLE. in effect September 11,1883. Stations. 5OH I I!. Kalamazoo Lv. East Cooper.... Richland Junc’t Cressey ... Milo Delton .... Cloverdale Shultz Hastings. Coats Grove. Woodland Woodbury l^uislng. Detroit Grand ILnpids. Stations. SOUTH. Kalamazoo Ar.. East Cooper Lv. Richland Junc’t Cressey Milo\... Delton Cloverdale Shultz.. Hastings.... Coats Grove.. Woodland .... Detroit..'.’.'". Grand Rapids. •Stops on signa! only. t Nos. n apd 6 will not carry passengers unless provides! with freight train permits. Freight trains..will be run at tbe convenieooe of the company. Who reserve the right to chaan the Um* of sueh trains without notice. W. s. DKwixn. Genl Manager. H. C. Pottkh. Gen’! P. a T. As . ■ in I0WIK. in �MAN’S Ing. when It was nouceu uy I Mr. Putnam asked her if »be - — ww s • Cloraritete. Mr>. B«n>r. fc-parlrt >«• ' " thought no more about It. The OU1E uth 0» IM.ra.rrim .«« • ncss' of fourteen days- yfce . *?2t used was a 32 calibre rlm-fire revolver. w rr.Dk S»Kh. ■ ro«»< U.I wife ami mother and ias ,„d by the sorrowing <m«boro In Llylngstoo Co MWgJ 0„ tte ,« ... wad. on X to^r. * ,„ IrifteStete she had u»n* children, by be- -- MORTALITY. , Additional County News. • ** •5S3 'i... w—•—i jury. wui«.c •• v..«hvlllp News o'clock this morning.—Nashville News. Feb. 17 th. rtliaran J-lra W U>.»» Uke a damask rose you .. in. _ _ l nn A tl-BC. 1 ur ns# »uu. --------------- — Or like tb« gourd which Jonah had, Evsn .uch U nran. who* thread U •!«»< Drawn out and out nnd ho h done; The ro*> witbera. the blo-wom blastetb. The flower ftulen. thu mornlug banteth. The nun sets, the shadow flies The gourd consume*, the mau-ha diss. • । I Dahlia’s Bad Hatrad Club. The Had Haired elubof Dublin wan an* rfrty Which barred out ali whore hiraute covering waa not of th. matt prwxwooed auburn. In order that do on. could c»ta admhaion by false pretense* it waa re­ quired at the Initiation of each member that the applicant wash bia hair and whiak.re in hot reda and water. TMa effretually took out any “dye” that might hava been used. It is said that this extraordi­ nary club la to be re-retabifobed in the Iriah capital.—Million. , Like the grass that’s newly sprung. Or like tbe tale that’s new beaun. . Hartings Markate. Or like the bird that’s hero today. Apples per bu. so to «». Or like the pearled dew In May. Butter, 21 to S3 , . , Or like an hour, or like a span. Beans unpicked per bu., t.« to I. Or like tbe ringing of the swan. Corn per bu.. 40. • Even such is usan, who lives by breath. Corn, shelled per bu . 45. Is here, now there, tn life or death: Eggs per doz., 23 to ». |fl& per lb.. 4 The grass withers, the talc to ended, Boas, five per bund., . W. Tbo bird Is flown, the dew’s ascended. Hogs dressed. 8 M to 0 00. The hour b short, the span not long. Tbe swan’s near death, man’s life Is dona, i| Lard par id., u. i ' ;*oUtos per bn.. W. Like the bubble in the brook. Hye per bu . 62. Or in a glass much like a look. Tallow per lb.. 4. Or like the ahuttlo in the weaver’s hand. j Oats per lb., st Or like the writing ou the sand. Wheat," whit Or like a thought, or like a drcam. Or like lhe gliding of tbo stream. Even such is man. who lives by breath. ■ PROBATE ORDKK. !a hero, now there, in life and death: The bubble’s out. lhe kick forgot. The shuttle's flung, the writing’s blot. county of Barry, hoiden at the re intbwsity of Hastinzs. In •*« county. «o The thought is post, the dream k gone. Tu-sdart thr. 21st day ot February, in the The waters glide, man’s life is done. I rear 01* thousand right hundred and- ninety -Old Song. RUSSELL’S BARGAINS Delight and Surprise Patrons. Quarterly meeting at UaaUnp and Hasting* circuit *he 25th and 29th of Feb. friend* for their kindness ,1,1, rb.ir«db.-rra.™»l Tte '““"'J" Presiding Elder Cvgaball will preach at of J B Sackett post, G. A. R- are also es Hastings Sunday morning and evening MQMHy thanked hr their fellow comrade and ■ at tlie Altoft school house Saturday at to? tfieir help and sympathy In this time ot 3 p. m. and Sunday at 2 p- m. need-Mr*. Marion Davenport a quite The pastor will preach at Hie Presbytersick; Mrs. Thomas Collins is wune better— Mrs. Hotits and her son. Frank Osgood are iterlan church next Sunday on ”Lent" In morning, and in the evening on ”Flnvisiting friends in this vicinity Wallace the । ney the revivalist, bis eccentricities aud and Jacob Snyder, of Marcello* broti'*™ i of Mr*. L H. Barnes: also Mrs. Hugh jhis work.” laxke, a sister of the deceased, also Mrs. Tbe Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening Lock*, husband and Mrs. Wallace Snydef, at the Presbyterian church. The meeting Mrs George Devoe aud adopted daughter will be led by Geo. Wooton. and Eugene Hay*- ot Gobleviile. also Al- ’ Tbe penny gleaner mission band at the bert Klug, of Grand Rapids, a sou of Mrs. Barm-, ctteiiflwl her funeral on the I7tb— ।Presbyterian church next Sunday after­ No mall was received here last Monday , noon. ' James Bates has sold his village, lot to Or­ | Nmat. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of The C. U S. C. will meet with Mrs. ville K u^bury—Mine host of the QfovcrHolloway Feb. 25th. The truth is that it h all very well to be j jhrthe matter of the estate of John Hossman dale house, wa- left without a horse for a ‘ Roll call, the name of an important fac­ lionized when you wont to be lionized, and ,I ‘ m’Jffdl.s «»a sn»« u>« twin;® d“J' few minutes la-t Tuesday morning. No tor of Greece and Its commander. the first request which a sprouting author jI ot James M. Rossman, heir at law of said «tedamage was done, however. Callias, Mrs. Holloway. receives for his autograph he very possibly j* erased praying that administration of said es, rateHuiy tererant^l tora.d peUUoner or to some Greek architecture and sculpture. Mrs. answer# on four aides of a sheet of paper; rills morning the 20th. the thermometer Colgrove. but it is when you don't want*to be lion­ <’lThereupon’tl^uTonlered. that Thursday, the The common road as a social factor, ized, and are sick of being asked for your ISth day ot Marvh.A. 1> ihM-atteuoetoek n registered 4 degrees below zero. Suuday. the worst day of the winter. The Mrs. Stauffer. autograph, that the penalties come in. The exhibits of the nations, Mrs. Geer One sometimes hears a little man exclaim passenger train due here at 7 o'clock^. m. ^talr arc ^rireTtoXlXr at ase-too ol Questions In question table. Miss Bush . oue-sav nt Is south of here at 12 m. with two engines --- —7 -t a public meetingS.-eur O.Uh or s.™, Mr.. 11. working its way through the drifts—Mrs. how proud he must feel of being the idol said court, then to be hoiden at tbe Probate office. In lhe city of Haatings. In1 said «-ountv, Charley Starr took in Kalamazoo last week Bailey. of this vast assembly! Ab, but think of aud show cause, if any there be. why the prayer Critic, Mrs. Bowne. on a trading trip—Mrs. H. Chase went to­ the price he pays! You are ih front of the of the petitioner may not be granted. And . Kalamazoo last week to see her sister. Mrs. The H. C.’ T. Club will meet with Mrs. stage; there is a difference behind Che It is further ordered, that said petitioner gbre • notice to the fwraons interested in said estate. • Silcoek. off to her home In Dakota—Mark Rich, next Monday evening. Feb. 27tb, scenes. Long before he reached tbe apex I of the pendency of said petition, and the hear Norris shipped sheep from Milo last Fri­ at 7 o’clock standard time. All Interested on which you now behold him he was sa- !I Ing thereof by canring canning a copy of ufthrt thD order to be day—Our popular school teacher. Carrie hi this work are requested to attend. tiated with the plaudits of these vast aa- rtionsntxi cnollsbed in In uir the s«A«aass.ir» B*?a tJ*?! ... .. . . ind circulated rt mllitol In said uld County COUDtV ol <>! printed and Reed, gave an entertainment last Saturday; scmblics. If he is a great man-if he is 1I neper Barrv once In each week for three sucerasin evening, consfistiug of music, declarations PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS not, of n surely you nted uot envy him—he ; week* previous to raid day of hearing. aud dialogues, to raise money to start a 1 CHAULK9 W. ARMSTIIOXU. knows exactly, to a decimal point, what 1 (A true copy) Judge of Probate. school library. The roods and the night The heaviest man In congress Is John Chose plaudits are worth. were bad. but more money was raised thau W. Rife of Pennsylvania. A special chair He knows, too, what they have cost him. enough to purchase the first installment has been provided for him. He knows that when he has deserved them FltOBA lK ORDER. of books—The writer must close to meet Iiupincni a ! ,nobt *“■ hiU* received them least, ami how Bute of Michigan.County of Bany-ss. Alexander Jacques has just completwl a t the train that the editor may gift this small At a srssiou ot tnr rrobate court for tbr fanr,! lowered on him when his fifty days fast in New York. Thi* This, exex-; ------—7-----of Barry, hoiden at the Probate Office m batch of news by to-day’s mall—Depot full ceceds by five days the longest fast that I {•*«- were .mallrat If to bimrelf he .. PuiMr Hie city of HaMiujs. In said comity, ou Ttttsof passengers waiting to go north or south. te, ever tefora bteo endura<l. I l>“ u W«>T d»j. the 3ist dar ot February, tn th* year one For ••Stendl" pianos and cheap organs to Train on Fenner's grade at one o’clock p. । to either praise ur blame; lie cares Little 1 ihou-and eight hundred and nloetythree. deceive you. Buy Present, t'naries W. Armstrong. Juu^e el By the wilt of Mrs. Emily T. Eehert either for the plaudit-, of the people or Probate. more than 8500,000 has been distributed : their hisses. If to Mnuclf be Ims uot been i !•• the matter of tbe estate of George T School Bon rd FroceetliDffa. among nearly every known Institution in true—well, tny little friend, the great man I UTlaon. dreeared On reading and Ollrg lhe petition, duly verb Philadelphia for the relief of poverty, and shrugs his shoulders, ami with at least one Hastings, Dec. 7th. 1892. flit of Eil.' I’jelh WJhcu. widow vf «*ld dreraedistress. ' ' eye he winks.—All the Year Round. ■••t. prajln,’ that ad ministration of the estate The regular meetlnj>of the Board of •if Mdd dr.-eased may be granted to George J. John Ruskin once remarked of Prof.1 “ Edu *atiou was held in Smith A Colgrove'u I IXMt- r or to «ome other suitable person. Charles Eliot Norton, of Harvard, that he ’ A «“ Tokrn. Thereupon It b ordered, that Friday.. th> offic.*: The following members were pres­ ent aud answered to their names: Bess- was as far out of place among the Anirrl- j The writer remember, wine forty yeara , ItehX-iy of March. A. D., IRC at nine o'etoek making the acqu^ntance of a very . io tile forenoon. I- -iMigned for the hearing of tiirr. Bronson. Dawson. Snyder. Smith. cans as a shooting star would be In purga-. said prtitkxi. and that tbe hrlre at law of said AUSO CELEBRATED tory." j charming Irish gentleman and lady. One Brice. Hayes. Stebbins and Fcnrinsert. ; •'cM-raMsi and ail other persons Interested in said • ! day site thought *he ot«erved that his eyes ' r-tate. are required to appear at a session The minutes of the previous meeting Miss Ruth Burnett, of Soathbartugh. I Wrrv resting inquiringly on her brooch. f Mid eourt then to Im iMMMfl at the Probate were read and approved. Mass., Mrs Cleveland's Intimate friend, L which was of gold, indoring a maw uf office, in the city of HMtings. In said county, The finance committee made a verbal re­ after whom little Ruth was named, has j fractured bone. ■ and show cause. If any there be. why lhe prayer ' ----- Sub laughed aud said: of the petitioner mnv not be granted. And it port iu regard to Justice' Dockets and been formally received into the convent -------- -— "Arc you admiring my brooch) I will tell is further ordered, that said petitioner give no­ And1 FARRAND A VOTEY Organs. found that Justice Wightman had paid of the Sacred Heart at Kenwood, N. Y. y^jpthe story ot it. One day, some ten tice to tbe person* Interested in said estate, o: Correspondence solicited. 525 to the county clerk, which should ; the tendency of raid petition, and tbe beanng years ago, when I wax a young girl. 1 wm Abraham Lincoln's early tutor and life­ thereof by causing a copy of this order to be have been placed to the credit of the libra-1 C. E. IN^ERSON, Agent. ry fund. The committee were given more long friend. Mr. Dennis F. Hanks, recent­ staying in the bouse of a friend who also published In the Hastings BA.x.xan. a newxpa per printed and circulated in Mid county of . time to -investigate tbe Justice Dockets. ly died at the age of ninety-three. The knew Mr. N.. who is now my husband. , IUm-. once In each week for three roccesabr Nashville, Mich. On motion of Smith. / committee of one friendship between tbe two was very- We were barlug a game—a romp—and run­ was appointed to investigate In regard to strong, and was no doubt increased by the ning after each other through tbe house, < A true copy.) Judge of Probate. the S25 paid by Justice Wightman to fact tirct tbe tutor once saved the future which was large, with long gaUerira iumI chambers communicating with one anoth­ county clerk. The chair appointed Smith. president from drowning. er. Mr. N. was clone behind me. trying to Tbe professor read his regular monthly Household catch me. I darted through a doorand report, and on motion of Smith lhe general threw the door back behind me. Mr. N. ■ rules were liid down by the board in relatiou to vacation Christmas week, were to Mrs. S. L. Ballentine, of Port Huron, had his bead down, and the handle struck be carried out, giving one week vacation. hav received a patent for placing glass In his skull nnd he fell stunned. The skull . Moved by Smith that the son of Philan­ oven doors and thus obviating the necessi­ waa fractured, ahd to save bis life he was der Rom? be allowed to return to school ty of opening the doors to watch the pro­ obliged to have It trepanned. Now he with Instructions to use no more tobacco. cess of baking. This device is intended wears n plate of silver over lhe hole, nnd I Carried. . 'to effect a saving of heat, insure better re­ wear the portion cut out of his skull in The finance committee reported that they sults in baking delicate cakes, etc.. 8y not thia brooch. We became engaged, and re had borrowed 82,00V of the Hastings Nat. exposing them to draft of cold air, by open­ now man nnd wife.”-Cornhill Magazin bank at <t per cent, interest until January ing the doors, and will conduce to tire 1st. comfort of the cook’ In hot weather espec­ During lhe popular excitement and riot­ The matter of paying drummer bo/ ially. ous demonstration in Rtuudn growing out 31.25 pe,t month for service was referidd You are going to have canned fruit for of the outbreak of cholera, a prfeat atSor, to committee on rules and regulations, and tea.. Very well. Open the can and turn atoff was attacked by a mob. A man bad for them to report at next meeting. Its contents into the fruit dish at noon. shouted upon seeing him: ‘ There’s the Ou motion the lioard proceeded to elect . a member of school board to fill vacancy Or, anyway, at least an hour before you in­ man that seized inc aud buried me aliye. tend te serve lu Why? Because it is Pre only this instant escaped from the occasioned by the removal of Isaac Hen­ dershott. After twelve ballots had been much better, tastes fresher and has more grave that be put me in.” The excited flavor after an Exposure to tbe air. from people, thoroughly «>nxincv<l that there taken without any choice. Smith moved was a murderous conspiracy against them that the election of a member to fill the which it absorbs oxygen. vacancy !>e postponed until the next regu­ A number of housekeepers have had rushed upon the priest with cries which lar meeting. Carried. their canned fruit frozen this winter. A showed their determination to put him to d “fb: Tbe Prfesl foW«l hb arms and The matter of discontinuing the depart­ correspondent of the Mason Democrat tells mental work in lower grades was referred what she did with her stock of fruit: ”1 smiled, "xou have just come out of the to the committee on rules and regulations. loosened the tops and t<x»k off the rubbers, grave, you sayP’- hr called to the man Aye. that 1 have.” "Ttan how,” asked Tlie following bills of accounts were and then set the cans In a boiler of cold read: water up to about an Inch of jhe top (as the priest, dcwaat bappeiTt hat you’ve bad the water will rise by heating), then heat­ time to ggt drunk already f” And it was Sergeant & Co., coal; found that the man’s breath smelled of W. F. Powers, hardware 1 25 ed the water to a boiling heat, let boll 13 liquor, the laugh was turned upon him minutes, and fastened the tops as usual in Hastings Engine and Iron Works canning. You cannot detect any difference and the crowd left the priret unmoleMed.’ supplies 1 78 - Manchester Time*. Fred Young, three batteries 2 50 In the fruit from that which has not been frozen, with the exception of pears, -which Goodyear Bros., hardware.................. In the days of Quean Elizabeth it was SOUTH SIDE I think become a little mealy."—The customary to strew green rushes on the Wehttert Bros., hardware Household. . 3 Prof Sterling, paid freight fl<“roftl,*'M:tora’ retiring room STATE ST. Frank Fifield, unloading coal in theaters—hence the term greenroom. SuUequenUy it was usual to decorated Tt-” erbach A Son, chemicals13 00 Name and residence. Mullen, cleaning yard3 00 Mo walls with green paper, and sometimes the Repairing by J.'C. Woodruff. Baum. Baltimore ’’aynard freight and draying 1 10 19 J rushes gave way to a carpet of green baize. 1 t Rosa Be^gleu, ’’ THE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND BEAUTY OF DESIGN IN OUR LINES OF DRY GOODS; FANCY GOODS; DRESS GOODS AND MILLINERY CANNOT BE SURPASSED. Russell DON’T ALLOW A&KNTS The (act llutw^re doing business thin ever before nT dence that our govdssh.ve (J. selected with judgment: that tU have met with favor ihitourimw are right. ALWAYS SM0KE Standard Made Pianos, HARDMAN, FISCHER, • HARRINGTON" AND STARR. Lehr Seven Octave Oriao Piau, THE BEST In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior 7. MILLARD. HAS^NGS MICH. 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR SFKinq Qoobs Is the length of time that STERLING INLAID SPOONS IM FOBKS Are warranted to last. Also '■emember you get a Present—"Good Form," of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew< ry store. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R, Pancoast HAVE just received a fipe line of ihiTdtvnV 8hoe«, in Red. Black and Patent leather. IIndies ’ Walking shoes of all styles, also Indies' Lace shoes. Aino, a line of Men's Plow Shoes that yon will need very soon. Buys the Ladies’ Baldwin Shoe from now until March 12. These shoes have always been sold for $2.50. Every pair warranted. r. Q. STOWELL The Reliable Jeweler. Tte »St» .-oaimlttw kccplml dl • lh.y wm .Unwed a?1* oniOT same. " On motion board adjourneu. . ,, Ggo. S. Tomijxson, 1 n?8W. H. Spkncb, Sec. A NashrlUe Suicide. Ou» village was thrown into a' stale of excitement yesterdaj afternoon by Die sad death m Gertrude Belg!;, at the resi­ dence o> C, M. Putman, on North Main strtefrXl about half past two o'clock. done up her work and went up to sweep and had been there but a abort time when Ute occupants of the house, Mrs. Ptituanr. Mrs. Emma Simpson, of Ha.-lings. and Wm. Feigbner, who were down stair.-. Iteard what they sup­ posed tn lie a pistol shot. Immediately af­ terward n thump, its if' some one had fallen. Mrs. Simpson immediately ran up stairs aud went to the door of Mias Beisch's room, and not seeing her she called to her, but no answer came, and stepping out of tbe room ahe glanced into another room, and a horrible sight met her gaze: there, lying on her back, juat ineide lhe door, lay lhe poor, unfortunate girl In a pool of blood, with her right hand clutching a revolver. She Immedigttve the alarm and Dr. W. H. Young was sutninnu.nl. who found that tbe lower por­ tion of her heart had been shot away, which (mil caused death instantaneous­ ly Mbs Heigh was a brunette, about 1« ***• and ’» «*«u.chter of Juhu. Itenh and wife, who live about one aau i h df mi;ra «.;»»*& of town. She ha I been ta jt* employ <rf C. M. Putnam T.!KSSt!5 i£c'n»"» « -■ H. Orr to A. J. Wiley, 40 a, sec is. Rutland, Jn&.gSS* to W F- HoPkln., N. W. pi ji, Between « 1. JF’jk’- Armstrong to Juu ftrandstetter. par­ ed. sec 27. T iomsppte.jHOO . * p""1' *• 5"',h- •'* '»“■ I C<X*' “ s °* ’ W I. orangeviite, firro. I r.iiric . lib-. ■000, ton ri1s30<llnV’jMOb Te,w’40 *' ** ’®- OarltvJ¥.e.S‘l Ja«>b Bjjndatetter to John J. Middleville. 11375. ’ parew Geo. W. Kousb to W. B. and Louisa A. .Jour dan. parcel, Hope, lioo. H^ »itmJ0Ur-“ to A H' 8“”h’ W? W. Watson to KI lx* Hubbard, parcel, sec 10. Tbornapple. KOO. ’ 5« c A-D; »• Kennedy, E 'i of W M of N K sec 15, Hastings. 41400. ’ A succewful woman doctor says: “I mar­ ried a young physician, and living as wo did iu a small country town we anild afford to take the papers and magazines to which I had been accustomed in my father’n home. During the long winter even­ ings, often left alone, I found the time dragging heavily, and never caring much for fancy work I turned as a last resort o my husband’s medical books nnd journal I aoow became faecinated, and when my husband found that I waa well prepared WANTED! SAW LOGS IF you save time yon -1 money. Youcausavea amount of time if you are 100 ing for 1 Will pay Cash for a good lot of, saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING J. L. WILKINS, AgtJ or any kind of budding ial, by coining directly to ■■ and not only that, you will cave money by buying01 J We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply Md yet get a llvftig. . � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-03-02.pdf 549722355d2721bbb59a9e7de868eacf PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner VOL. XXXVII. NO. 44 J Published Thursdays by COO1C. BT4OS.. • HASTINGS. MICH. COUNTY NEWS. WATCH THIS /PACE NEXT WEEK! IRfi VAN VflLKENBURGH. Mr. and Mrs. Frank *Meek, of Battle Creek, are calling on Maple Grove friends al this writing—Surprise party at David McMore's last Friday evening—Mrs. Jas. Renalds, of Kalamo township, attempted suicide by taking laudanum but week Saturday. Mrs. Renalds was formerly Miss Meyo ami lived in Maple GroveMrs. Donham dislocated her .shoulder by slipping on the ice In her yard last Friday —Concert at the M. E. church Monday ev­ ening of this week after which there wiW’ be on oyster supper al J. R. Wilcox’s— H. Chance, of Vermontville, visited at David McMore’s Sunday—Your scribe was In Grand Ledge Tuesday of this wiek —Jacob Kautz an elderly gentleman and the Dallhauser boys were io Wm. Smith's barn one day last week and the boys kept bothering Jake until be got bls dutch up and threw a shovel at Phillip Dallhauser striking him In the shoulder and making quite a serious wound. He Offered the boy 850 to settle it, but wheth­ er be will accept IL or whether It will end in a law suit we cannot say—Mr. Williams and wife have returned from their visit to friends at ML Clemens and Detroit— Another sttamptrd suldde. Charles Dosliam attempted suicide by taking lau­ danum at thevvldence of his sister, in Nashville last Sunday, but through the assistance of a stomach pump his life was saved—A. T. Bawiey has (J5 hens. He sold during the mouths of Jan. aud Feb. 121 dozen of eggs at an average price of 24 cents a dozen. With the ’‘sole” object of making a few "turns” that may last our allotted time and come out well “heeled" we present you with a few “patent” and valuable “tips.” A child's Dongola cloth top opera toe patent Leather tip 5 to 8 for $1.25; 81 to 11 for $1.50; 11 to 2 for $2.00. Call and see them. Every pair warranted. SMASHING PRICES I PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. SHOE DEALERS- WOOLLEY & BRONSON. WANTEDJ SAW LOGS W I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWINC P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they / can’t handle call and Bee me. I will buy timber standing. ■ J. L WILKIES, Agt 35 Ban field. Henry King and wife have surely parted, he going to bls folks and six* tills week Monday moved two loads of goods to her mother’s,.where she will reside for the present-^Mre. Levi Bresee fell last week at the comer of the church as she was going home from prayer meeting and broke her arm Just above the wrist—Jos­ eph Haugh’s house burned up last week Monday. He saved a part of his house­ hold goods, his wife being away at Grand Rapids at the time; sbe losing all her per­ sonal papers in the fire—This coming Sun­ day baptismal will be performed at the church on a number of children by Rev. Chase, of Delton—The ladles aid society met at Frank Cherries residence last Wednesday, and a grand old time they had. There were 34 In number and their finance piled up to $2.45 higher tlian it was before they met. Their next meeting will be at Albert King's next WednesdayNorman Elsie and wife, of Galesburg, were the guests of Elbert Edmunds last Sunday and Monday—Rev. VanWinkle commenced last Sunday evening again holding revival meetings at the Baltimore church. The elder was about sick all of last week so he did not hold meetings there, but they had the church crowded full of people Sunday evening. The elder Is making It warm for them and they are bound to hear him. friendship offering to his teacher and school partners, gave each an orange at the close of school—Miss Carrie Reed has taught the school at Milo two years or eighteen months, and is again hired for the coming spring term, which speaks well for her as a teacher and of the pa­ trons of the school. Much might be said of the advancement of the school and the deportment of the scholars bat it might seem egotism on the part of tho writer— Mrs. George W. Nye returned to her home one mile east of Milo, from South Dakota, where she spent the summer with her daughter Mrs. Atta Brown—Leon Spalding of your city, is visiting bls father and grand mother, Mrs. Addison SpauldingMr. John Barrett, of Richland, had a sil­ ver medal contest at Milo church on Sat­ urday evening. A good house and enter­ tained first alias. Miss Emma Gross, of Milo, carried off the prize—State Grange Deputy lecturer Jason Woodman, of Paw Paw, and Mr. Bowser, of Johnstown, spoke to an appreciative audience at frairleville Grange hall Thursday evening and on Friday at Pomona Grange at Orange vl lie. Chas. Brown and wife, former residents of this place, are visiting their old neigh­ bors—John Holden was quite sick the first of the week with'qulnzy; also bis daughter Carrie with lung fever—Chas. Gilbert, of Grand Rapids, Is spending a- abort time Cloverdale. People should be encouraged al the with relatives here—A number of oar near approach of spring as sheep shearing young men attended the dance at Hickory has commenced. Don Tompaon and Corners the 22d—Mattie Barber Is visiting Felix Chamberlain having sheared sixty aU Kalamazoo—Mrs. Doud and children sheep last Monday for George Vontlne, of visited her brothers at Hastings last week Prairieville—Quite an amount of fishing —A young child of Mr. and Mrs. Will is being done around here with good suc­ Burchard was buried In our cemetery on cess—The party nt the Lake View house Friday—Mrs. Mary Barber is visiting her on tbe 22nd wns well attended and well daughter, Mrs. Hattie Holden, at Richland conducted, but I am sorry to »«y thnt Fred Barber accompanied by a school some young men, not all residents of mate spent Sunday at borne—Two sisters Cloverdale. Imbibed 4o freely of the curse of Mrs. Vsndewalker from Grand Rapids, of mankind thereby producing' scenes that visited her the visited her the past week; arc revolting to human nature—Mrs. also her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Hammond. Howard Mosher has been In quite constant, <f Hastings—A very pleasant surprise attendance on her mother for some time party was given Warren Fisher and wife % Drtiun last Thursday evening. It being the 20th wobo Moon caught thirteen skoalu In past, as her mother Is very sick and Is anniversary of their marriage. A fine not expected to recover—Mrs. Marion one hole in one day—C. B. Robinson Is supper was served by their daughter, Dora Davcqport Is Improving rapidly — Dr. tbe happy father of a 12 pound l»oy. born Barber, at which 32 plates were laid. A the 25th—Bom. to Mr. nnd Mrs. Ira Hart, Albert Gcsler, of Saranac, paid a visit vdry enjoyable evening was spent. Many the 22nd, a daughter-- Burn to Mr. and io bls mother last week—Charles Snow valuable and useful tokens were left as Mrs. Lewis, the 17th, a daughter—K. D. a brother of Mrs. Lewis Gcsler visited tokens of remembrance and esteem, for Norwood was the guest of hlb mother friend* here last week—Wm. Mosher Is which Mr. and Mrs. Fisher through your the Invalid list—J. J. Crans, of Sunday—Mrs. F. G. Adams is on the sick on correspondent wishes to express tlidr list—Almont Nye. of Milo, was In town Orangeville, was in town Monday looking lieartfelt thanks, assuring their friends that Monday on busiifess—Henry Whipple is fur a place to locate a shoe shop—Singing that evening will be a bright spot in their landlord at the llurion house—Mrs. Boyn­ school baa ended and a great Improvement lives that will cast a radiance all along ton made a business trip to Kalamazoo has been made in vocal music—Lurena the journey of life—Newel Barber is home last week—Mrs. C. A. Van Amburg has King will reside near Gublevlllo the com­ from school sick with the qulnzy—Uzzie gone to visit relatives near tbe Rapids ing summer—Jones Bates contemplates Boyes Is the guest of Mrs. Jennie Rey­ this weck-VTom Kelley gut a fish bone going to Minesota—Three of Cloveraalo’s nolds—Dot Spaulding, of Grand Rapids, In his throat last Sunday while eating young ladles, composing part of a sleigh is visiting her cousin, Carrie Holden—P. dinner, which he could not swallow. He load of young people that went to Prairie­ Flower has let his farm to his son Goidon bad to call on tbe doctor to remove It— last Sunday for a i ide wero^le ft to find for the Asning year. Mrs. Frank Bishop is under the doctor’s their way home the best they could. I \ cart—Dr. Scribner partook of chicken at Geo. Dartom was In town Fridays and Mr. L. Whittemore’s Munday noon—Mrs. W. H. Brown has returned from N. Y. Saturday—Mrs. John Tasker visited at Garrett, of Milo, was in town on business John Hare's, Bellevue, from Saturday till state, with his stster-ln-law accompanying Mondayi^Some of our townsmen got out Monday- Mrs. James Powers, of Charlotte, and shoveled snow off tbe railroad track him—The dance at the hotel on the 22nd visited relatives hero last week—Mrs. between Delton and Milo so the mall train was well patronized, having slxty-fivo pay­ Henry Tasker has been visiting relatives ing members beside a host who came In could Set through the same day, expecting at Battle Creek the past two weeks—fill ns much as a ride home, when they met anihenjoyed a bountiful repast of oysters, I the train, but t<j their astonishment they etc/ An enjoyable time Is reported by Potter has returned home—About a week ago Mrs. E. J. Bartom fell on the Ice and got off tbe track and sat on the fence and those who were present—Ad Simpson and f racturvd her left hip. She will have to saw it go by. Yum. yum—Two sleigh B. J. Barber started out on Tuesday morn­ keep to her bed some weeks In cons<> loads went from here to attend quarterly ing in pursuit of fur returning in the latter quence—The masquerade ball at hotel meeting at Prairieville last Sunday—The part of the day having captured one coon Feb. 23d, was a brilliant affair, 39 numbers L. A. 8. met at Mrs. Williams’ Wednes­ and fourteen skunk besides a rich amouut out with 33 couples masked and a large day the 1st—Mr. Me Ba no is able to be out of rich perfumery—Glare Aldrich and wife niftnber of spectators—Mrs. Mel Tucker­ again—C. Johnson has returned from the left here Tuesday for a visit .with friends man was in town last week—We are north, selling his farm while there—Tbe to western N. Y.—Corn is befqg purchased at Richland by farmers about town, who promised a treat in the way of a lady­ CV CH is a corfdensc/f history of revival meetings have closed VE11 Thomas are still feeding slock mostly of which are preacher in the near fnture; Miss E. M. caught 300 fish ou Big Cedar lake last Howard. Albion—The social at Griffin rrcnnt big hisr fire. firr* Thn fall fall.­ weeky/if any one is in doubt what makes sheep. the recent The Cummins held by the literary club was a ing walls smashed through my tbe spots on fish, ask our postmaster. success. We understand they have nearly Prof. H. B. Andrus’ youngest child Is enough money gaked for their library. j building and to get even I am Slide! levllle. very sick—Mrs. Leslie Reynolds and This Is pretty well in one winter—The The donation (or Rev. Horner Friday children of Grand Rapids arc visiting at snow Is going off fast evening amounted to $25—The High IL C. Wolcott’s—Mrs. E. M. Everts la Woodland. school present tbe drama. “The Confidensick with the mumps and her sister Miss Chas Yank and Leonard Wunderlich till Clerk.” March 10th—Minor Keeler Valina Fuller Is teaching in her place at have finally succeeded in getting Mr. ! On many things at my new loca­ *pent last week in the east, buying spring —Sunday evening at the home of Schantz moved—Ed. Schantz went to De­ tion in Messer Bros. & Rey­ goods—Mrs. John Pumfrey returned from school his sister. Mrs. Whitmire, Chas. Durham troit on the 22d as delegate to the state Rapids Saturday where sbe has took laudanum with suicidal intent, but convention—Ira Stowell died on Sunday nold’s building, in the place oc­ Grand ’>oen the past six weeks for medical aid— discovered in time and a Dr. procured at 5 o’clock p. m. Mr. Stowell has been a cupied formerly by the Hastings Don Putnam closed his third term of was who pumped the vile stuff up and after sufferer for about a year. Mn 3. was an school In Disk Na 5, Tbornappie tp., last 1 City Bank. walking him around In tho open air for a old pioneer of our township and leaves week. He has been engaged for the next while be was restored, hut Munday even­ many friends to mount his departure to term—A large number of maids and geaDON’T BUY ANYTHING ing was adjuged Insane and has been sent the bourn where no traveler returns— tlemen are attending the county toadier* the asylum—A Miss Sturgis, of Way­ There will be three tickets in the field at n my line without examination in Hastings this week—John to land, was the guest of Mrs. IL E. Sturgis our village election: Republican, demo­ started for California Monday, .CALLING ON ME AT THE Carveth over Sunday—The funeral of Mrs.,. B. F. crat and citizens—School closed in the Lee where he will Join his wife and ' daughter Reynolds who died Sunday evening, was district on Tuesday—Our mill yard is full at San Dlago—Mrs. J. E. Ackerson visit­ conducted by Rev Geo. Johnson, of Jack-| of logs. We wonder why the mill does ed relatives In Lowell last weak— W. O. son, Tuesday morning at the home of the not commence sawing—L. M. Coville has Ixiwden, of Hastings, was in the village deceased—Mrs. Thomas Purkey Is quite . closed his blacksmith shop and will hence­ over Sunday—A load of young people at­ sick with phnemonla—Mrs. Rogers, wife forth till the mill—J. $L Smith and wife tended the singing school in Irving Friday of the engineer of the water works, died went to Battle Creek on Tuesday. He ex­ evening—Mrs. Horner Is very low with Tuesday morning, at her home on the pects to attend the district convention—F. lieart trouble, all hopes of her recovery nortli side, of dropsy. F. Hilbert Is In Detroit attending tne state have been given up—Rev. Cronk occupied convention—The 'uneral of Ira Stowell tbe M. E. pulpit Sunday evening, Mr. Bedford. was held at the bouse on Wednesday. Honior not being able to be present ou ac­ Mr. Art her Mantel, of Delton, was In count of tbe severe Illness of his wife— MIm Edith Clare was In Grand Rapids our village last Saturday—Mrs. Mary Car­ Club dance in Yarger’s hall Saturday penter, of Battle Crock, has bedn spend­ Saturday—Mrs. Marriette Hendrick who ing a few days with relatives here—Mrs. evenmg^Speclal meetings continued an^. has been .<qicndlng the winter in New Henry Clapp spent a few days with York stopped In this village on her way Friday—R.'‘Quick and wife, of Loweli, home to Peach Belt, the guest of her son friends in Bsttlo Creek—Mesdames Rey­ were In town Tuesday the guest* of their nolds, Burke. Crane, Stratton and Will ill. E. Hendrick--Aaron Clark delivered Crandall Visited the aid society in the son—Win Ed wards and'wife were in Has­ nn address on Christaiu Science In this Monroe district last week Wednesday— tings Saturday—Ollie Culler, of Hastings, village Sunday evening—Our quiet village The ladies ahi society met at tbe home of was the guest of her parents south of town was startled by tbe fire alarm Saturday a. u few days last week—Myrtle Riegler and m., the cause being the burning of J. E. Mrs. C. Burke Wednesday—Floyd Hall Maude Sperry entertained frk-n.!- from Ackerson’s residence on Dibble St The took a merry party of young people to Lake Ode sa Sunday—Freeport ha* a new tbe evening with Mixa Ethel and Richard A. McCURDY. President. buys responded promptly,, but water nut spend Masters Se^nrd nnd Bert Wallace last depot—A load of Freeport young people being plenty before they sot the fire under Friday nlgld. A very enjoyable time Is were sleighriding last Sabbath—Rev. Ar­ control, the building was badly damaged. reported—Mr. T. Kennedy and family ney. of Lake Odessa, is expected In Free­ Loss 8400. Fully Insured. BETTER THAN A SAVINGS BANK. bave returned to their farm in Johnstown port some uiiriil this week to assist in the The benefits to be derived from a Life Iwrarafter n winters residence hero—Mr. W. revival—School will soon be ended. They once policy, and the deposit of th<- name sum Quimby. Payne has removed with his family from utend to hold nn exhibition In the ball. paid for premiums in asarinjre bank, raises a The ladlev aid society met at the homo Lacey to this place. They will occupy question which is frequently dls-cu»ed by peo • pie Interested in the subject of Life Insunmce. of Mrs. Charles Bldletnan last Th a red ay. Mrs. Mission’s house and she will peenpy Chancy Wood, is expected home from If a mu at th*> ago of thirty deposits tn a Notwithstanding the btondy da/ there rooms with Mrs. Baugh—Tbe masquerade Boyne City tills week—Jay Carpenlci had bank each yearthc sum of ITO 77. at 4 par cent, compound interest, for ten years, be will real was a large attendance and a very pleasant dance at tbe hotel Feb. Slat was not very I one finger mid, thumb on bis right touxi largely attended—Miss Pearl Botiierton cut off Munday while working iu a »w 1 at tbe home of Mrs. Bert Striker in thiuv gave a very pleasant ^pasting party last mill—Mra. Maggie Buras went to Battle A death claim recently j>ald by the Mutual Ltfn Insurance Company of New York proves weeks—C.'Castdin and wife spent Sunday Monday evening—Mr. Erneet Moon, Mr. Creak last week and returned Saturday on that Company to hare a decided advantage with friends near Battle Creek—Quite a and Mrs. Reynolds, ”Mr. nnd Mr*. Burke. account of the scarlet fever being hi t*— over the aavinga bank, as tin--foliowtng mu*, number from this place attended tbe fun­ Mrs. L. A. Stratton rfnd son Fred went tu place—L. Kushner returned from hi* nor1 tratlon will show: In March. IMM. ths Company ImbuM Policy eral of Willi-tm Turner, who died from an Harmouia to church Sunday evening— No. 31.400, for ll/AX <>n the t.n pajment life abecM on the brain last Saturday. The Rev. Mr. Fleming, of Chicago, Is expected urn trip the finit uf the week—T. Tbursl lias sold his store building to Mr. OQt planjup- at lasue thirty, annual premium Ka.77. funeral bring held at । the new T. M. to prvscfi bent next Sunday. He will re­ her of Yankee Springs—Mra. C. Covert The Insured had always p-i.d bls pre mi uma near Morgan. Monday. The In cash, allowing his dividrnds to accumntate. church i sorrowing [mother has the sympathy of all main here a mouth nn trial—A box social quite ill; also L. B. Carpenter— Enoch J which amounted at death to •1311.00, or f.’.ri Bill l* given Uy the grangers al their hall drus spent Sunday with his brother Fra morn than be had paid to the Company; that —Tbe friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose amount with the f^ce of tho policy make the Reed gave: Wm a surprise hud Friday in this plate uvxt batutday. evening, All —Rufus IhHiner came near Itwinglrisri total claim N.711.U0. AMS.11 more than would are iuilied. arm one day last week while luting I will be long remembered have been realized from the bank; or. in other evening getting it caught hi the press won’.K an an tnvratment it had realised S per I It bdng [their fifth anniversary. The ccul compound intenrst, lea-s K1JB. some way. Report says that I lie ikidi presents wiife both beautiful and useful, Kind reader you know Hie eonditiou of badly torn from the Vibow to tho wrta and being a complete surprise It can be weather. you. ilow 1 Ed. Hartman has gone to South Bend better than told-Mr. and Mm. tlw we *Arerr 11 will not Inform y "u,’ ,,ow Wm. Waldorf! attended the funeral1 of do yo°J11? ,?”1?chwirS*,"r ’’iLfP*1 » i open a barber shop—Our school eta Mrs. Babcock. of South Bastings, last Fri­ car load nf sheep from Milo la-t Wcdnrs-'! next week. We hear some talk of Tuiv day. Mrs. Waldurff being a nelce of the day tor Buffalo— Miss Carrie Reed closed | the same ti-acher fnr the summer ten her winter term of school at Milo last ik ceased. Friday—Master Eail C. Towne, as ai is vlsltl»g his cqt Piq Fire! the survival of the fittest. Biq Wind ! We are interested in the sur­ Biq Cr/ish ! vival of the fitter. Darwin was interested in ONE PRICE WHOLE NO. 1968 HASTINGS. MICH., MARCH 2. 1893. Hastings Banner Largest Circulatim of any paper in the County. W. H. QOObYEXIR The Mutual Life lite Co, J. It McM Special Agent. �Hastings buried by bricks. I MACOF8GUITEAU Banner. Thursday, March, f, !893_ | W* -- Eight UvM Crushed Out by* ^-^2^ ST huf MWDir WHO til’out, .1 . /■* "‘*0, Or lew f __ . *t los». When Mr Mackay nadtal hl* room at Falling Waif. , dHl bin -- IW. or motley win b,, (.III uJ? *** *■ mrrom U (Tippy round .1 “ .ita .nJ Wtoltal ,or • Rl.r>tota- Dr: ---------------! rounklrred until pm»t 10 and under Its u*e bad a If* ’bite tad i>-Juh“ rJT1’ reeorery. Try « ump,. ,^?'"’ brtei PEJ-eK to. .«u. lim-- Attor. brief tx- m OHIOAOO OOTTA8E8 WkSCEED. I proto roil le.ro tor ytmrwlr toS' «• WHO THEN ESSAYS SELF-MURDER. ItaDAtaD to.y .total ,b« "M"1 ------- i.M.-lr all nt which were agraoa to. xno klMn<ltl>. Trulli, Th« Millionaire Shot in the Back by a Crank. Your Painter ta, often trying to obu.=>•£■»£ “ “of tu c.ec retorted“w of which mixed pamto, the — jiffi. be knew nottanc, col,jr wttl> fatal Th. buU« rttonto ““J" rtsht.booM.r bUd., «oJ gl«ne«l ww.nl to. right. It .uggtotal that the phytoCIAO. taouM difal probUilt tor tbe ballot until Mr. Mtakny bwtaie mere coinpototo, -Frantic Neighbor* Bosh but the wounded man insisted that the operation ahould be proceelrd with Imme­ diately. Soon nft» r J o’clo, k the physicians extracted the buMDr.Morse .naid thattbb hialUt antrred ttel. W the right shoulder* - Jared. bln<k nnd tanging .UghUy to to. right ClllCADO, Frb. a.-Rrnntoo l»non« ■t ruck the varte.bitrludglng below In on. ot WCTe l,ur|ed brnreth a bundral ton. ot th. .plnoui pruce—. I brick nt ISO o'clock Uli. morning on H.lTbe Wound r.um*whi»t ... . n«r C.ntoport „ venue They Dr. M..rtald ttat the Daazerou*. wound not • <tal -Ire-t ortaue. W d« F„b»bilitj That The Boa»M» *>“» Will Recover From His ! i bJ’p^tJmc. bill, buctai ^^Tto.bo«w-«lll to — ' 1 nlou with no prosp«'t BdJ£?rnrtnl<?Vh1nw I WasMIKUTOJT, Feb. 88.—The first thing ' done in the seturte yesterday was tho mdof Washington’s farewell addreea by SghaBis Property •» U,r Manderson, president pro tem.. after Cause ot the Would-Be Assassin's Deed -Exasperated That Mackay Cosld Buy which the sundry dvil bill wm >nJ nM**ed with all tbe aniendmente. The IIU Wife a • ! 50,000 Jewel, the Lunatic — T man. In cuultomrf* 'report «i tb. furtltaatkrn. bill wx. «erv«i to. .'to rim omrata tad dlplonecesxarily lata!, but that hl* patient was [ were crushed beneath a wall of an unfln These tints are a combination of P*^ mtok appruprlaclun. token up tad cowddby no means out of danger. He added j flTe.»tory bnlldlng, blown down by a Xl Mill exwmuv. —dta. toftor which fecHy pure colors, put up in smaU^can*. lim Bleb. ££n.red so that one pound will that lu cast ’ s ot gunshot wounds there whIc|| BWeptoWthc dty shortly after Sax Francisco, Feb. S6.—Tha life of the senate adjourned. tint of Strictly Pure White r’wbtaDr. .DldDigbt Thntatot kUteltad woundri John W. Mackay was attempted yesterday Tbe hou*«j did not adjourn Tueeday s Lead to the »h»de sh<T£ {J® best lockjaw. ------- . ,-----KMiun uuUl «;» yesterday warning. • ■ •it -------after -t ---------tf' Bv this means you will have the Desc by W. C. Rippey, nn old man who waa un­ Morse said that was too soon ex­follow*: KlUrfvJohn Smith, S„iths world, bscse m»de of „* the termiw Dollie Smith, afvd. 13; Balie Smith, aged of tne the duiur bullet w to mmvmm foretell doubtedly Insane, and who, after attempt- traction tmctiou ot in« Nr. Mackay’s as- , nation of the wound, but that Hr. Mackay the best materials— cn.t,i. amdS: Paulina------ ,aervYMterday’s M*ion began at 11 a. m. with “p!^1 te ^LckS*!? lVxmdX^d I .’nt, aged 19; J^-ph sasjuoatloD, turned I, g ,vru a dozen roembere present. Hatch antag­ ■ S Maoktoy In New York tlta Mr. B; F. Know, .|W1 Mta. Mnry Karn, onized tbe tKMtoflice bill with the anti­ the weapon UP°° | Vmmg MacKay m new xur* «u**. —. i ««< r. -»x — ®; —> — ---------himself and inflicted Mackay had been shot, but that the wound Bge aged q 43. 43- Injured—I. F. Kunze, Kuute, Jr.; Patrol option bill, but wss beaten, and the former a mortal wound. was not *considered ------ *■*—JJ dangerous. ------ **«.•».!.. After tj ex-1 -----------------Se^aut --------Igaughiin; u.i— rww Officer —- william WilliamSmllh: Rmlth: bill ws* I'aosad and tho Indian bill traction of the bullet he wired giving the jyR -Amelia Smith, aged 43, mortally taken up. Shortly after noon WAsmicoroic, Feb. M-The senate ympure colore lowt on basing one above statement of the patient’s condition, j two men, one of them ■ , At a late hour last night Mr. Mackay’s wounded. o' the breads of white tad thto are terday passed the diplomatic and cvnanter Th* Building That Cr**heJ Down. standard, manufactured by the Old an old man, were seen condition was unchanged, and bls phy­ aud tie militanr academy bills in leaa than Two month* ago Klein Bro*., retail dry Dutch’* process, and known to be walking through sician* think he will recover. Rippey waa food* dealers of South Hal* ted Mreet, an hour, and braidre that nearly completed strictly pure: Lick alley—tbe alley still alire, but unconscious. His death burned out with a tremendous loea The consideration of the legislative, executive, “Armstrong & McKelvy" pauage through Uck was only a question of a few hours. and judicial bllL An amendment was building was wrecked, but tbe firm began agreed to giving to the raiuUter of the “Beymer-Eauman" “Eckstein JOHN w. MACEAT. House from Sutter to MR. ^CLEVELAND’S CABINET. to rebuild at oikt. Work was pushed as United States at any European eourt the "Fahnestock" “Anchor" Pont street Persona who noticed the two The Holl Filled by tbe Selection of Her­ rapidly as possible, anti within the last aarne title a* that country'* representative men paid no attention to them until sud ­ “ Morley ” “Kentucky" ‘ ' few days workmen liegan putting the fin* lu the United States bears. bert and Olney. “Shipman'* denly two shots in rapid succession were "Southern" The feature of the house meeting waa the Lakewood,N. J., Feb, 23.—Cleveland an­ ishitig touches on tbe fifth floor of tbe ''Collier", fired, and the man who had fired them—the “Red______ Seal" _ general ovation given to the uaval secre­ nounced last evening that he had com­ walla The structure stood ywtenlay' a older—waa seen to fall near the end of tbe "Davis-Chambers" pleted bis cabinet by the selection of Ricb- lhell without a roof, without windows— tary elect when he entered. He tried to alley. The other, who seemed to be wound­ • brands of Strictly Pure White Lead aid Olney of Boston, for attorney general, only the walls nnd the bare skeleton of an dip In uuobwrved. but couldn’t and the ed, wm at once helped into a buggy and Interior. This was the fitted building menii-ftrs without regard to politic* nx driven rapidly away, while the old man and Hilary A. Herbert,ot Alabama, for »ec- which was ummx! by the storm Into a heap and cheered him. Hatch tried again to get retary of the navy. The complete cabinet Is up the anti-option bill, but wai again ; • ire csla; to paint, it will pa/ you lay bleeding an<{ unconscious on the street a*, follows: WaltT Q. Gresham, of Indi­ it brick.Wrecked bj a Slagle Blsst send ’t>t.31Jr 1 book containing informal beaten and the Indian appropriation bill IdentlflcaUou of the Shooter. uf that may sav: you rru..-.y a dollar: it wiU ana, secretary of state; J^hn G. Carlisle, Shortly after midnight a southeasterly resumed and considered without final ac­ An immense crowd at once assembled you a postal card. and tbe i>oiicc soon arrived. A pa­ af Kentucky, secretary of the treasury: rind l<egnn puffing Across the city, nnd tion. The conference report on the army NATIONAL LEAD CO., bill "m sgrevI ta The sundry civil 1411 trol wagtn was called and the wounded ; Danlel S. Lamont, of New York, secretary {aiiiing in velocity assumed tbe character of war; Hilary A. Herbert, secretary of the of a gale within an hour. It blew down with seuate amendment* waa referred man was hurried to the receiving ImpitaL — —»------- * — — —tigne, ninasUid In windows that offered to the appropriation committee. dcctur found that tbe the suicidal »*vy; &*vy; Hoke Smith, of Georgia, secretary, secre<ary,of There the doctor ,oi , wt.no. jmuuh. .» ‘ rRm. Washixgtox, Feb. ®.—The eenate put bullet had j>enetrat«l above the heart and ! Gie interior. J. Sterling Nor^’^ gtruc.are <)tl n„. west side. Many had paasetl through to the back, from nn- j braska. secretary of agriculture, V ilaon b. * awakened In Affright u lu ytMlentay an the IcgUlative appropria­ te-n bill. Tbe bouse clause abolishing tbe der tbe skin of which it was extracted. . Bissell, of New York, portmaster general; . | 1(1U!te5 pvkroi in the furious blast. *< White anJ dazzling ’ । Richard Olney, ot Massachusetts, attorney rhe wind Low!„j nrrccly across the aouth- Utah roinmladon w .•ur-strickru out »ud a In the moan\sfair light she looked." At the tltne ©f the ojieration the man was j cn-nrral. J; western portion of the city, and all ■Inhi'r' at once, provision lu- rtod appropriating frrt.'.TS ter uncorucious ami pul-telcM. The won nd I Rvneral. Wa* « Surprise to JenL‘« Friends. gntbei Tbe amount jor |, gathering it* energy for a single bla«:, clerks tv renatops. pronounced fatal. TJtere was little |I Nothing remarkable about that! was _______ ;uw man s person rate woo .... Klein .. ----building ... from cellar to the civil service commteMOU wa» increased. on the dying man's person io-inui to-indicate who •| The sei cell on of 1 LI ary A. Herbert for . ' ’t the She was fair to look upon, as a matter hrt trttk He hnrl In hi* nfieket t l«.tt. - ndnBVy becn exp****1 for Fcveral days garret and. drawing in the wall* on the An amendment requiring cause to be to. but Ut Mr. Olney Oto.,b»» ’s name hnd not been menB^.; ' lower &? stories, «&shook torikifrom rra above r,..bu a hundred nJr«1 shown before the veteran soldier members of course; and the dazzling effect was of the Capitol police ixmld be removed writer stated Hurt he wax 73 years of age, \ Moned to connection with the cabinet and. Th„ T„„ ltoommi rdttawsu produced by her white robes—cleansed withdrawn, Cockrell and Wolcott oppoa signed “W. C. Rippey."and there was' also »>»■ •election Is a surprise to ererybody, -------------- .. .... . .' . ... ; Ou the north of tbeunfinisb-d building ing it. Tbe I.ill wm not completed. and brightened by a liberal use of name, j particuitfnly P"t,cuI*?y to ,0 the ihr iriends ^ends of George A. #U1Ol - j. lwo .frame cottages, . two storira . , upon him an envelope bearing the name,! inch Hatch again antagonized the Indian bill Dr. L. L. Lincoln. On the back of the let- | Jp”k«. Hilary A. Herbert has beentu con- - jn bright. In the our Immediately north with the auti-option bill, and was again ter were the worth. The end IsnoLyeL’ Rress for many years and has acted as ' nfthe bri< k I uddlng-7-il South Halstead defeated in the house. The bill was com­ Upon a sheet of paper under the beading ! chairman of the naval oatnuntlce of the street—Hr* J John Smith. Smith run* a pleted in cotumiUce, but U«-t pa.-vd. Hol­ -Food for Reflection” were the words: house. H« is thoroughly familiar with _saloon on the. lower flour, apd his living man a*ke<I for « fonnsl uott-omcitrrence !o “•Paid one hundred an>l fifty thousand dol­ the work that has l«eu done toward plat- roo®* *rT« Above. In three rooms last the senate sun-ndmenU to the sundry civil lar* for one sapphire to place on the fore­ ing toe United Sure, nary on » pn,p„ ' nlsbt topt Smith M. wife toree eihUdren. hill, except tbe Sherman bond amend incut, .reA i,t. ,r •>.« -__ K'»l w® bartender. lu the next head of his wife—a sulRcirnt amount to footing tod but Hajcb objected. A night'eesaioa waa hlrtaqwtato ot the j.rerent ?MIl have nave saved at leant least firehundered nrentinaereu of or hla tils vicvio„n,i-r ^n.tn.r-inn • nnuuru wtm.um attempted to paa* private pension bills, buturn. Irma snlchUl grata. Ju.l think nt •“ Mm " j<«*» •. l u ' ’tES to, j l ,i I ’Vijimni Kuusc. wire *S» kept . •.)«*>'<* a jrwrirv more there was uo quorum pnacuL «nd which lam ten ptaned. mtore Uta . d d„,r lbe it! Inscribe it upon his tomb.” Washingtom. Feb. After four hours .mo.t.tatablem.n tor to. bend otto, „|vU„, |ut> „„ Uto1 Lost Illa Money In Stock Gambling. dep.rtment. I Kuuxe, bl. ton nml Kiioie'a t.lher «ud Shortly before 8 o'clock Dr. August A. legislative appropriation, insisted on its , 1 , .. 1 ■» “ »»"■•» • “ ".nr ’ lta« Drosacl called at the receiving hospital ' Rlchnrrl • Olney Is one of the leading aaina could uot be karmxL amendn.rtit* and a*ked a conference. The and fully Identified tbe dying man as AV. C. I • i Lto-m 1 practitioners of the Massachusetts bar. ------cl-vuee providing for “ •lura" Inrretlgation Rippey. He said: “I., knew Rippey very ; , «lrpwx 'rry I hnJ1 Mt Md trfiud nodtlan or CAME DOWN WITH A ROAR, Fhat’s one of the peculiarities of well. De used to come was striken out. An *11eript to proceed my nta. place ever. every f om. to mr ln lk,CA1 „„tu^ bn, -----' known u on. ot to. tadlmr lawyer. ■ •‘■“■■tad. lto.1, to. K..eo. or th, Ow- to executive Lus:n»s* was drfcMied—'Jb to KIRK’S Soaps. Qothes washed- by day and read jiapers before he went down ■iu SI—and after paying tribute to the memory town. He did not come in this morning ■ fortunate 1 letim*. them always attract attention by their as usual and be seemed very much dis­ substantial citizens of Borton. Ilia selcctlon gives New England n representative' when the wind struck the Klein struct- of Reprveontative Kplnnla, of New York, • tressed over something as he passed about In the cabinet and that of Herbert gives ’ ure it toppled the uorth wall over on the the senate adj turned. purity and brightness* There was noiae and filibustering In the 9 o’clock. He was born in Cincinnati, O., the south three posltkir.s. Cleveland’s ‘ two frame buildings. It came with a mar JAH. S- KIRK Ac CO.. Cliicaco. ■ and leaven a wife and family there. At callers yesterday were Daniel S. lAtaont that startled a hundred families In the house. Holman wanted to formal nonj one time he was worth over (100,000 and cencur in the *enate amsndtr.eato to tbe ieC>m.Ont’ who?r?\*’,,f’yn‘ X®w!neUhboriio<xl, and with a furious crash Dusky Diafflood Tar Soap i made about aw.UOO on the Comstock. He sundry civil bill—except tbe8bt rman bond York at It3u p. m. and left at 0; Father . 1 came to San Francisco and began gam­ Larkin' and Captain P. J. Cunningham. ' J™??1 ’*of ’P11”1"^ wood amendment—without debate. Bland in­ ------ ------------• ; bling in stocks. His money scon began to of Washington. Father Larkin is an ex-! 1 brokrn “rick fourteen persona Terri- sisted that tl<agreemeot to do thia carry ' go and then he opened a cash grocery store.’' chaplain in the army and Captain Cun-1 with it an agrecmetit also to non-concur occupants of neighboring house* rushed FORl’flUri: rai**] i> s | That venture failed and about four years ningham has a position In tbe war depart-1 lia|f dad Into the street, which waa filled in the Sherman amt^dmeoL, but there BUSI- ago he waa running a bar and dining are a number of Democrats who do not *. mo z- « « room on tbe steamer which plies between ment. Their call was. they said, purely a ' w ith the shrieks of enued men and women. think that way nnd w Ilolntan could nut I.EGK P^dotic visit to the president-elect on . Several policemen near by took In the sitEnclose stamp for circular- Address, A. 9. 'i °—(Francisco and Stockton. W uhlngtmt, “rtod.y, Cleretatd re- ,„u<)n and exiled tor help. Hundred, ot Mre-. Hatch antagonlxed the appropria­ PAKisM, ITopT tion bill* again with the auti option bill, lna nelrtbmtn? hmu '-/"At one time he lived in Denver and mh».l«hD».toldW. but wo* Iwaten and the sundry civil bill owned quite a lot of property, but It also PROMINENT RAILWAY MAN DEAD. ; pouring In to the srene of tbe disaster, and was taken up and the amendment con­ । soo’i half a dozen Are engine* came hurrywent in his stock speculations. latterly sidered. Filibustering th-n began and Bland j ing to the spot. 7 the old man was almost without means made a lung flnanoal speech. Later Wrwt to Work <m the Bain*. and was in a very despondent frame of tributes were paid to the memory of Sena­ ?”f fh?AFeh< * r re*MeUt A1Ien the ruins. Th® flratpiSJukinS?^ mind. He knew almost the old-timers in tor John Barbour.ot Virginia, nnd then the California. When no one else could identi­ . vel, of tbe Atchison, Topeka and Santa>e • Mrs. Smith, with a fractured skull and her house adjotirned. fy a man old man Rippey was called upon Washixgtoy. Feb. ».-Bu«|n«m was nnd he generally succeeded. About six railway, died at Coronado Beach, Cal., ye» right arm broken. She will die Young months ago he identified a man named terday morning. Mr. Manvel left Chicago Kunxe.w** next rescued, not badly injured, brisk in congress yeeterday at both end* of h*1*? °,ut th* but waa «xm the Capitol. Tbe senate paoMd the pen­ Waldron and two weeks ago identified a six week* ago suffering from a compliesman named Maloney who jumped off the tion of lung and kidney troubles. Re- e*tinSul’'®«1. but the danger from the sion bill, carrying »lfifi.<«),CiOO. jart M lt I wharf. Maloney was an old friend of Rip­ porta for a time indicated an improvement ™ two P°llc®- came from the house; agreed to a confer­ pey and, like him, bail lost every cent be in his condition, and up to Thursday it1 S^Jhurt bfl bricka and ence report ou tbe military academy bill, AMUNI3TEATOR*S NtLK bv Lu V In the matter of Uie estst-? ot limner N. ever had in stocks. Maloney and Rippey wm thought he would*recover. t£\£ ; and appointed a conference committee on Crittenden, deceased. Notice U hereby given were rich men m the old days and'both nouncement of Mr. Manvel’s death at San toS^awav nL « fcu"Jr«i firemen, the sundry civil bill It then did considerthat I sh*U Mil at public suctlm, u> ‘he high­ committed suicide from the same cause.” ta Fe headquarters waa dircrwllUxl, as let-1 errd the LmS- wr«:k*«® that car­ est bidder, ou Friday Um tenth day of Much. •b111 ior“’' i,i',ri“ v>9ters received by tbe morning mail told of last tn ? ?h *inKK Jt was ended al A D. WKL at ten o’clock In the toren w»n. at Mte'tou tl» mi. ot totudoutov Ito i, oik THEj WOUNDED MILLIONAIRE. bb boptoal tapremmemlDbrelto. I JS»UOMJ tor L^re^toVlta too‘l“” ™l«gi.. the Probate Court room* In th- city of Hast<lU»UtoS«totor E STS lug* in the County of Barry. In the^tateof Michigan, pursuant to f.«cen«e and authority Not Fatally Shot—Ills Statement of ths jouroed. Death of Burua Hateh. I Crushed Like E^hell*. era.'.led to me on the thirteenth day of January, Attempted Assassination. A. D., 1*M, by me Probata Court of Barry New York, Feb. SL-Rafu, Hatch, for-' **ll was so heavy that no vretor it petow! tlw Indtoa WU uxl U» exr Tbe news spread rapidly, and Mr. Mackay County. Michigan, all of the estate, right, tittle prominent Wall strvet man, ex- ■ tEJ ^?um' h°u*ee was htL and interest of the **ld dereawd of. in and to bad hardly reached his room before it was merlya president of the Pacific Mall and cicely1 WheU* and cov- oouplw bin tinder ,o,p«iiton ot tbe role, the real«<tate Mtinte and being in the County rod In . Mortn of cheer, u to tbe utter ot Barry. In the Wat* ot Michigan, known and besieged with friends anxious to know connected with the Panama Railway com- * nnr Mrson ffrvat "under i* "■>‘‘'■“■“"ram.l In .11 th. ron, dre.rib-d as follows, U>wH ■_ The west fractional whether Ms wound was serious. As he bad P»ny, died to bl, bom. Id Spuytop Jmyrtl I mId^U. i^tat half <>i)a(the non th west quarter (’«> and the menu to the sundry civil UR and u west bait (Hint (lie eaM half (4> of tbe south not yet been examined by a surgeon it was ye.tad.ytot.DDOD. H.wM.p„,mlno,t' tatalw .ere tore, “£r ?„'* to conference. At one time the confusion west quarter <<«» of section twenty (90) in thought advisable to receive no one. Assur­ town .1* north range neven (I) west. wtn«h it tie figure on the street for lift bereSSh 11 lh *L tho ’ ’ pmkw u»«untare My.lNtatanto etreer aod will he made subject to two mortsage* field by ance was, however, sent our to his friends Hatch has for a long time suffer^ Ii from f___ a broke the l3eni bere that >t was “not a bear garden.- but •}« lit/h*. to to. lUmael Osmra. which morucaarv and the In­ that ho did not consider his wound serious, btwifteaa went on remarkably well. Tbe terest on Dec. >tth. t«2.jMnouoted to (be sum and that he was not confined to his bed. complication of kidney and liver trouble conference report on tbo military bill was He^was born in Kennebeckport, Me., In Jannarv-jnth. A. D.. isox Mr. Mackay’s statement of the affair Is as to.ro>„ .( A. H. Dreylut, a ^ao'X£ to, and a bUl continuingforaye^ Wm. P. Siosam. Adminstrator. follows’: “I was walking down Sutter the present tariff on fine linen irocxle with toPUrrod. uX’SUES '«■' «■ bb street, bound for my room to pack my MORHfAGK foreclosure. valine, as I intended to go to Virginia City Lmbtood, n. j„ :&_Jad KANSAS IS AT PEACE AT LAST. Wlrnio. default baa 'been made In the ron- this afternoon. When I reached Lick al­ Grttoutm „nrr<l In Irtk«wtxxl u 5*■ n m. didoussf a rertala mortgaev. executed by A’v* । no vammlMln. Hnumytw«nl«y, nnd ari„„ th„ (.. bare'^,^ «-ne..“^ZTto S CoMre and M .nr a. Cowles of the Tawnshtn ley I thougiiLlt woQld be a shortcut to the iMd cnUw. H« will b. Mr. ClkM^M .g Jrvimt. Barry Cotjntv. Michigan, to Allee J hotet 1 had hardly taken two stein into tare«««l rrom.defeeUre Cue, broke OMreUU (formeriv Afire J. Morey) of TUrdo the alley when I heard' a ° pistol shot j Knot until thb, ^tornoon. wb«n bswlll Tor«A. Feb. -to-TL. Zitore Ohm. Marina date Mar the wweith. A. l>.. ism’ paused for a moment rather startled, for I tar. lor CMcngo. Gretoi.ni bn J „ bonr1, b'“W‘“« «‘»l South W.ta and roeor*,*! on the seventh dar of May. A. D <>» Dougta UM3. at ihreoo'clock and thirty Are minutes, o’ hid not seen any one In the alley when I SSjw't J“Un1?? ’*“> M-Soeretay UureTnJy ”111 S?nS**?'l*r- ‘Wttath. tame, were u< Iltwar Htifttlwr...n entered it, nn^ did not at first know from John W. Foster, at New York. h’V’ • commlttato Cenote. Michigan, and there I* now claimed to which direction tbe report of tbe pistol THE DEATH RECORD. b«s 4u-> on s<4«) mortgage the sum of twn came. Suddenly a voice exclaimed: 'Mr tfWMivs'rd ivevrtn fmndrwi and Mxtv <<ollnr« ami Mackay, you have been shot,' and looking u**- A?tVU> K^ese' Prominent E»i*conluty-twoceat* Including an attorney lee of thirty up I saw the gentleman who brought me toe Popnlta tol'eo* u” J'aontT'TiS palian divine, at Milwaukee. 1 -five dollar*, and M pror-erdings uaviug been taken ,-U Jaw to recover the debt secured by the to my room—Mr. Bonner—on (he other Mrs. Marmuilde Minukwicx, wtfeot M Co" Ctareb ci.* •tdd morgage nr any part thereof; Now there­ side of the alley. the co ant. At Washington. 1 fore. i'y>tl e Is herohr given that on Friday the taelvth alar »f M*v i»t. nt U o'clock 01 noon, fuandard time, nt tlw north front door of, “ ‘No, 1 am not,' I replied. 'Yes you are,' ike Court hmivj In toe city of ILwtinr*. County of Barry. of MkbUan tlvtt temg the he insisted. Tor I saw dust fly from your - touldina (n which clronlt court for County of coat when the bullet struck you.' I put of th' niHn“ .?'* I Barr. is to-M.by virtue of th" power of rale l«2^r “• U ot Chl'<w>. « Oto. contained to sal. mortg^c*. 1 will sell at public my hand around under my coat and sure h,M atKiliMi to the hlshest Mdd.*r the property de*- enough, when I looked at my hand it waa At a late hour fcrih^t la saM mortgage, or suffl-lent thereof covered with blood. 1 then felt pain in GEORGR C. Lcm>, formerly DrmlHnn* « 1 mortowe bkdebtwlness. cost my back. It all happened in a second, and ^2.1'“-**'. t*alro premises teing the north' «viwt*rnf srctlon fourteen (Hi. town f<xT turning half way around I saw my assail­ tad«-^s^n™^”»‘M«rDo*? ■ i “ ptaEix; ’*"«* ’*,n" <’» ■ west ciMdaiaing on • ant standing at the head of the alley with David Bowmaj, On. ot toe nloe.e™ hundrod Mxty acre* of land according to bls pistol pointed at me. I then hurried ">«>»rn taltau. u South B«to. 1^? 01 -Wb.ntotojSSFi^n.. two bouA. luiro »!?**’•*>* I"* *»d rewrrv •cross to tbe east of the alley, and «a I did vfith ■ ^r *•Xly ’"‘‘■‘n 0,1 !nMn th« Y** »< *• ^",taZS‘'w,h"1S“ so I mw the old man put the pistol, a* I thought, to his mouth and fire it again. total wiU blow dn^tKto. Ho then reeled and fell, and I continued * <***erlbed pretni-es by the up the alley fintU we reached Mr. Bon­ C^V-tar'^’1'' P«“«« V„ Mlehta?”® W«tw«y- ta ner’s cart and he drove van to the Palate.» When Mr. Mackay was asked if he knew tiv^A0"0”"^ Mnrt‘r’*« Colonel FnEDtlUCK RaINF « 1„,t;^ publwxri !*>u*c, for aannrjt^ ■ tho man who had shot him he said; “I GrcmtoAtotota, »tu^ *u^ »*ying also to the ■ never knew <$ A -num named Rippey. j ^ugU, tbatl wHrSr^ I Pure White Lead- . Wound. Strictly Pure White Lead KIM’S AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP r^X^nXT :-"Xu^»x;rec^ fctatol be may *■ (.oodyear'. dm, andSl.OO. 'J'11iOe. Xtavotod l» ailbtatataf "etolto" «" : uo for .wtiU tha tnou«v **, B. H. Clifford, New t'ssa^i wu trembled witlt newaki,.. and ih™i’,.,*M his Stomach was dbonlFrt d bu iX2tUm’ affected to an .i.nulng d< * * 11 £!’.,rwayl bB WBS ^"ibl) ntlJZ??* flesh and strength. Thro,, ij.?* l» Electric Bitters cured him Edward Shepherd. LUrr!«barj, n. a running sore an bls kg ,lw ?SS?K* HU*’dtbre* hottlre <5 eK Blttds and seven bwr» opuSS* Aratea Salve, and his kK t, well. John Speaker. CatewbTa 2 five large fever sores on hk ke a J* Mklh.wMlncr.M.. Bitten and one box BueklSJifSt Salve cured him eutlrelj. Goodyear, the dniggkt. k<,m 1W’ J- Tbe beat ulfr ln wnrld . brulK-., urea, ulcer., n|, town? 2* ■area. tetter, chap^to I," coma, and all akin entpth,,,,. „„d ty euwyllea or nu paj r, q„lrM 1^ kuuanteed to give perteet uU.rwJ1" money refunded. 1'rirr 25 J*" For aole by W. B. Good,,«. the j™ Conyreaaman In Waabbilrtoa. Tanney h •ermal, m Preaident Clowland, It |, > apend St. Palrtck'a da. In Ail,,,.,. (;t U to try Hill's Pile Pumsde, which | ju with more than sstlsfaetorj result* MJ* packaxe has wrought* compl. h>u'reafitr 15 years ef suffering. 1 hdvL- *n gOff„ era from piles to try what 1 believe B ttl(, only positive cure ter piles—HQ]*, pm CHA«. ASDkto. A, Remember it is the only remkdr told With a-prlnted guarantee with tach pwk* age. Price SLOT. *1x t.-.r sir. co n. / malL Foreale by Fred L. !b*ih .d druggisL President Mclajod. of tl>-- 'b-sdinc n*i started life as a i*»p peddle? |n DalMb. ’ The Jabilet- present- a|IWWy by tbe pope amount to about* T.fCO.W) francs In money. > Mra. Joseph Bailey, at (>4a: bprisj» saya: "Adrionda." Wbeeicr'4 Heart and Nerve Cure b the bn-t meditiBe I ever bad In my family: it new: Lilia.* Sole byW. H. Goodyear. Iwnham A Co.. Chir*/1, htrdware dmer*, have aiudgncd. •LlabUitie^ Stj.wx; asset* S4U.OOO. There are ii ,'»u*peets’' in fie Initiated tents for typhus fever vIctinv' st Belle­ vue boapitaL New York dty. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Child re AC ry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Paul Neumann, tbe vtniuary of Qarra, Llllnokalaui. *aj» be is In firor edht of a protectorate or annexation, Ex-Gov. t iro. W. Glick, of Ka: <*». will receive tbe appointment of cc*aicii»siO3cr of tire land office. It is said. Your fare is like a drooping flower, Sweetheart: I see you fading, hour by hour. ' Sweetheart! . . Your tonudrd dtttlines waste awsy. In vain 1 wrep. in vain I pray. What power DvathV rrue! hand can vtay? Sweetheart, bwcfibein* Why. nothing but Dr. Pierre*.-. Favorite Prescription. It Impark strength to the falling system, cure* orrank truablcs, and for debilitated wi Tally. i» unequAled. It dispels melancholy ffl»d nervousness, and builds np lx»tl ‘trnifth and flesh. Gwinm/ml to ghr <ati»faclion In every case, or money ;«aid for U refended. Tbe radical French Jorrnal* expttss displeasure with the selection >4 Jute< Ferry fur president-of the m nak Congressman Hatch hat again failed In bls efforts to have hts anti->; '»n bill brought before the hOtiM* t-t n.p.idcntlon. 'The London .SUuninrd cntornn s l’r«^ dvnL Harrison's sttltudi* 0:1 :tn- “ question to that of Neto flilmitu while Rome burntd Prof. Wiggins, the Cmiadia propbeL says the rcttflt ‘•■•Id been caused by tbe proximity > ets Mars and Jupiter. weather The preservation g»ng' u! of the l*anam« canal bare In • ।t. nffoneNI that tbelr wages bare Been «•'!J.LlItO W oenta a day and they hare rtru< Tbe Official Garetlc. of KuiG'u. prioB cholera statistics showing tbut ui tw ntontb 971 cases and Sf>9 deaths cf chaiem have been reported in Russia Some of the resident- <>f x county think that tbe Wfk’rdwr* of tJ»‘ county are not equally dh ldt'l -U io <lL*' tricts. and that Corunna has te many-, * petition la therefore being arflulattd-W " pre^nted to the bouse of renr. -rutflir® to cut the number from that city t" uUf' Instead of giving three. An alleged agent of the LehW* ' aI^ railroad system laexeltlmr Branch n’W people by negotiating for right of «) across tbe omroty. lie MJ* ,ftr ",n‘^ » will build «u air Hne from JJ Chicago, and tbamodoubtcd'.v *', rk eonitMDMearly in the spnivwar surveyed several month* MS** through Coldwater nn >*”•’ I:ortn side nee* tbe fair grounds * �Banner. March 2, 1393. When you want a FRESH LUNCH, Go to the CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARLS. tr ALICE KIRK, M. D. 1’1. Physteian mid. Surgeon. ItaMlngs. - - Mich. All call* promptly attended day or night nee over P. <«. Stowell's bootaud Mtoe store I AMES A. SWEB2EY. •J Aitooiey at law. Hastings. Mich. *l’raetit*es in-all courts ot tbe state. Col­ lections promptly Attended to. RS. K. H. <fc C/P.»LATHROP. Homuepathic Physicians and Surgeons All calk dty and country promptly at­ tended to. D 1 A. SCRIBNER, M. D.. . . Pfeyalclan and Surgeon, Delton, . • Mich. A. A C. H. BARBER . Physicians and Surgeons. Galls In city or county responded to with promptness, day or night H p A. SHELDON. j . Abstract and Rea! Estate Office. ' Abstract Block. Hastings. . Money;.> loin on Reul Estate Ileal Estate -.)!«! on CiinniiDslon. (feaeral con •evanclnx. .(.ivme a complete <u*t of Abstract Books, com­ piled frem the Records, caa f-.rt.hh complete t traeu. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. The committee on rules and regnhtim* made the fidluwfttg report In rqgard toeonilnuimc the departmental system in central building. That they had carefully inquir­ ed mhu the matter and they were satisfied that as a whole tbe de;.artmental Is not it -o.We »i.-lted the school and from •••tx-rv^tinna there nade and Information rvCi-Bt-’i from t«-achvn> ns well as pupils atiii b<»iions <.1 our &cb<x>l ive are satisfied tbni <iieUo»t Interestut uur school demand tin reluming to the wkl sy*I<«o> of teaching. We tbl-rrfen r.-comtwcnd that the teaching iKidvt'th-ilep.ir’,iut‘iital plan be. abfindop- DAMASCUS THE Hie British consul in Damascus, in a reTw,rt Issued by the foreign office, gives some nitereating information in regard to the xmdltion of thrt city and its neighborhood. L.tniaseus nend* to Beyroot and other towns in Syria flour, grain and fruits, while in regard to the necessaries of life it is practically self supporting, with the exception of Manchester manufacture*. Cotton goods were formerly all homemade, but die great cheapness of British cottons has destroyed the home production. Th^> trade of the place lx almost stationary from year U) your; if there la an increuse In the trade in an article one year there is a cor­ responding decrease the next, for luxuries nn> scarce and the nece.-waric* of life will inly fluctuate with the population, while the exports depend on the harvest, which rarely fails. The population h given nt *210,000, of which about 180,000 are-^fjMdems. The number is supposed to be increasing, but It must be slowly, for the old walls still surround tbe greater part of the popula­ tion, and the houses built outside are very few. Tbe poverty of the Christians and Jews Is remarkable, the Mceleuw having of late years absorbed the trade nnd wealth which were formerly in the hands of the' others. The Moslems steadily increasb in wraith, while the ChrLtiami'and Jews as steadily decline. This unusual state of things is said to be due to the loss of the through trade to Bagdad, to the difficul­ ties which those who arc not Moslems en­ counter in business, and to tbe insolvency of the government. (The Damascus bonds, which were repudiated ,to the extent of £500,(100, were meetly held by Christians and Jews, and the repudiation wtaabeavy blow to them. But it appears that the wealth of the place has considerably Increased in the last thirty yenre, and it is probable that Da­ mascus will still further increase when the railways now projected from the coast are constructed. The exportation of liquor­ ice root, however, seems to be dooimsl by the discovery of roots of a superior quality In Asia Minor and elsewhere. Apricopi form one of the chief products of Damas­ cus. It is estimated that in a good year no fewer than 17,000 tons are gathered. Large quantities are sent fresh into the neigh­ boring towns and villages, while the rest is dried or made Into paste and exported to Egypt. Hemp, too, is an Important local production. Ix>cal Industries are numerous and some are of importance. The chief is weaving. There are about 2.000 looms for cotton, wool and silk weaving. Tbe flnit produce calico, curtains and divan cover*, tbe ma­ terial used for the long coats worn by Moslems, ami for the cloak* which cover tbe native women from hand to foot. A hand loom can turn out thirteen yards of striped cotton cloth per-day, but the avetage day’s work does not exceed seven yard.-. Tbe cotton looms ore constantly at work, while tho wool and silk looms arc frequentlyidle. The uionufactn re of rope*, harness hammered iron, copper and brasswork are among the other industries. The or­ namental bnwMWork and mother of pe.\rl Inlaid work arc chiefly supported .by trav­ elers, who pay exorbitant prices.—Ixmdon Time*. Ha-tlnas. Dec. 2Stli, ISM. JI. BkShMRR) 'Um H. sn I'jsRit, -! Committer. . CeoS. loMLlJiiaiN-J Moved hy Besstuer. that the,report of commitrce !»«• accepted nnd adopted. Carrieil by all ayes. . On motion, th.- matter of the Greusel. l",y was laid on the table until the next inerting. Moved hy Smith, that an order of $423 be drawn to pay interest on school on I er*. Carried by all ayes. The folMiwIng bills of accounts were mid: George Kw-tf. repairing boilers......... S i 50 Duu. bhny. to unluatliag coal Hicks & Spence, to supplies. 8 05 Cook Bros, to printing.................................. w The finance committee reported all accouLt- accepted as read, except the account of Cook Bros. MoVed by .Smith, that the accounts be acfepteil as read except the account ।of Cook Bros, and that it be referred to nance committee. Carried all ayes. On motion (ward adjourned. Geo. S. ToMi.ncsox. Hastinm. Ian. 4th, 1823. Tue board of educat|pn met lu the com­ mon council riMim.at 8 p. m. The follow­ ing members were present Mid answered to their names at roll calk Besstner. Hayes. Smith. Snyder, Stebbins, Spence and Tomlinson. ’ The coxnnntee on rules and regulations made the following report in regnal to the drummer boy being a benefit. It was to the contrary and advised^ it being discon­ tinued. • The committee on teachers reported that liey had visited tbe school iu Uie kimlergnnfen grade and reported that there was. such a small attendance that it was advisa­ ble to discontinue that grade for the 'pres­ ent. Moved by Snyder that the drummer boy be paid 50 a month tor the balance of the. year. -Carried all ayes. Miwad by Bessmer. that tbe klndergardeu be-discontinued for the balance of tbe present term. Carried all ayes. Tbe following bills of accounts were refill and allowed by the finance cumniltfee: Quuk Hnw. printing............................. «65 85 S. E. Phillips, supplies.......................... 35 . Barry County Democrat printing-. . 6 00 Moved by Hayes, that the accounts be allowed and orders drawn for the same Carried all ayes. Moved.by Smith Imard adjourned. Geo. S. Tomijnsox. BRAKE, M. D„ • »G\ >* over Holloway's drug store. - ko-irs from 2Jo 4 p. m. Telephone, eon ; wiiti residence. *t Holloway's dyuy M. F*WLER,D.D. S. plULlP't. COLGKOVE, Attorney at Law ’ <Su<re«X”>r to Smtili A Cui<rv*'* ) iiiiHci- in Union block, Hasinan.* \ E. KENAHTON. £*• Attorney at Law. -m-jplly itleuMlngto, p R. TIMMERMAN. Homeopathic Fhy* • •b lan and Surgeon. •Differ iJvnr Lathrop'sdrllgstore.) T AW. REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTJ2 ING OFFICE OF* I’almeuitox A Smith. • Woodland, Mich. v. S. I’ALMBKTOX, J. M. SMITH. Notary Public. ’ Justice of tbe Peace. LOCAL NEWS. • ClKCUL/lTlOa • This week, 7C quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements muM reach this office Tuesday* at latest to insure insertion in the issue of the week when brought. , Mrs. Prtiikmee Noble* bow occuplea the MfCUiitock house on Jefferson street. 1' iriner* will save big money by opening Lillees unit wuter-wajs so as to • ;'i *i ■ surface water off the wheat and • ioyi r fields. A few hours work will save nrinj’ dollars worth of crops. Tlitii’oroner'> jury, which investigated :h.-m-ath uf Gertrude Belgh. who shot Herself at Nashville, decided that she came t»« her death by u pistol ball fired by her 'ah hand, but whether done by accident ’•1 ..'-Jicitlnl Intent they were unable to de• ide. The letter found In her room on ■'hlch was written, '-jjot to lie opened for ( tie year’* proved to hai^yo b .Bringon the i’”\whatever. it being a memorandum ot ubxt she had done on the day she went to work for Mrs. Putnam, and -‘wondered '' ii.it she would be doing a, year from then." A good visitor knows when to entertain herself. Almost every housekeeper Is busy awhile afar tweak fast. Take this tian- io gy to your own room to write let­ ter1-, or at any rate'having your sewing or fancy work or tbe newspaper, that when Mie returns she may sn-e that you have t*tn entertained In her absence. If sufllclently Intimate jou may‘offer to help her in Mime unobtrusive way, by wiping the distie*. or making the beds, bat don’t go into the kitchen while she is getting a meal nnlew you’ve iieen asked to, or down staita in the morning before the breakfi s hour. TJie living rpum must be swept and dusted and it it. not pleasant to have viitfr or. around during the process. S«hnol Hoard Trovecdli »». Hastings, Dec. 28, 1892. The board of education met In the com­ mon council room at 7 p. in. The following mctuliera were present and answered to their name* at mil call: Beumer, Bronson, Dawson, Jlayea. Smith, •Snyder, Stebbins. Spence and Tomlinson. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The loeal millers Munday,agreed to ’a>lt a|ice the price uf cash wheat from 66 to 70 ecnl*. and the sharp advance of (/<»iirsc caused considerable comment, in­ quiry of the millers brought the statentvnt ' that while there was n<> scarcity of wheat, and they wee able to gi-t all tilfe wheat they wanted for grinding purposes, they thought tl|ey would set tha price up to svC if the farmers who are bolding their wheat could uot be induced t<> bring it in more freely, now while Mleighlng ls good. There were those, however, who asserted that the advance wa*- made because It was ab­ solutely necessary for the miller* to se­ cure some Michigan wheat to mix with the wheat shipped in from tbe west.— Grand Rapids Herald. ANCIENT. The bats are settling themselves in tho' hollow trees or under cJru.M* inaMes of creepers, making mouselike chirpings as they hang themselves up In their places. Here nnd there a lumbering moth, looking out for a safe retreat until evening, is flut­ tering lazily along la-fore retiring to rest. Tho owl and goatsucker shrink before ths light, nnd also hurry off to their hiding place*, making room for the brilliant fami­ lies of day birds which are calling and chirping from tho treetops. Thu weird voice of the howling monkey now horrifies the stranger, filling him with wonder and recalling stories of bnnshere and ghosts re­ tiring nt cockcrow. Then a flock of pari rots or macaws is heard ncreatning far over­ bend, their glorious plumage flashing in « Tbe Dundee board of liealth have ap­ the morning rays in metallic tints of gold­ pointed a comuiitlceW draft rules and reg­ en yellow, green and crimson. ulations governing/their new cemetery. Tho din would be almost unbearable Extended iniprov*Zieiii3 will be made ou it were the birds near nt hand, but as they ! the coming season. rarely fly or perch low their voices are mel- I The haute factory iu Copemish will put lowed by distance. Congregating on the JO.OOOdozen hames. or 18.00U dozen single botrgha of the highest t rees—far beyond the free*, or 100.000 trunk slats In a rar, and reach of the Indian's gun or blowpipe— will shij> about 1U0 cars of the tuished they take their morning meal of fruiu and nuts, chattering away like a lot of rooks product tills season. in a clump of old elms.—Longman's Maga­ The farm products of Benznnla last year zine. were 25.000 bnsliels of potatoes. 15.000 English Regimental Feta. bushels of apples. -200 bushels of pears. The Royal Welsh fu*ileer* Is not the only 2.687 bushels of peaches. 130 bushels of regiment In the service which enjoys the cherries and <00 bushels oLberrlc*. advantage of haring a four footed pet to Michael nnd Maggie Shendan are alleg­ trot by the side of the drum major.♦ At ed to hare sold liquor to L E. Crogau. of least on« regiment uf tbe Household bri­ Evergreen township. Tuscola towusklp, gade rejoices in n white goat, whose horns thereby causing h|s death. His widow and hoof* ou gala occasions nre sprucely has commenced suit for 85.000 damage*. gilt. One of these favored animals Indeed The ladiea ot Greenville have become wns remarkable for his punctuality in ntfrightened at the threatened approach of tending church on Sundays, and for ids ex­ the crinoline epidemic and have organized emplary conduct during morning service, a society, the members of which are pledg­ but those were good qualities that he ed not to contract the disease this year. 1 shared with tbe dogs of the highland shep­ herds, which are habitual adherents of the South Lyons recently was the proud po- Sabbath'congregation nt kirk, Msaor of a brass band composed entirely of These exemplary animals again bare ri­ !ad|rs. It has disbanded as a result of the. vals in Italy and Spain, where it is com­ bojs of the town objecting so seriously to mon to see the dogs of the picturesquely the swollen lips of the member* thereof. clad shepherds Hitting plwqidiy in church port Huron lias nn indebtedness of by tbe side of their kneeling masters, and 845O.U00. Her estimated poDulatkm is Id a spirit of Self sacrifice worthy of all '15.000. Her per capita debt h 830. Fort commendation subduing au evident Incli­ Gratiot has an indebtedness of 540.000: es­ nation to howl when the organ peals ita timated population, 3,000: per capita debt. loudest. At tbe bead uf another British regiment there has long marched on ante 813.66. • lope, suggestive possibly of the service of Charles Brown, wlr Shot his lylfe and tbe corps in India.--London Telegraph. Richard Sly nt Jackson a few7 wedcTng', had his examinutioh yesterday. It am* proven that he treated her disreputably, It is very hard to describe the ecclesi­ never providing for her support, and that the shooting ^ros premediated; Brown astical hierarchy that obtain* In tbe "west­ ern province” of Islamism. and, in fact, it will be tried tn the circuit court. would be safer to say time there is none. The Seventh Day Adventist publishing The Kolrouin cathedral and university Is oswclation yesterday reported to the ad­ entirely ruled by the people who frequent vent conference at Battle Creek that It was it. In its sacred precincts MohamniH is worth $U0.000. a gain of $7,400 In seven the only high priest. There are of conrse months. During that lime the bouk aales fukles, or professors, and cmins, the faith­ have been So00.000 and 800 bouk agent* ful ones or pricsta, but woe betide the are employed disposing of the publications. priest or fnkie who dared to address the most ragged vagabond at the foudnks or a Three Rivers h after its aaloonist*. iMtrefooted beggar from the Suss in auyFrederick Rohrer was found guilty yester­ thing but terms of consideration nnd civil­ day of keeping hl* saloun open on Sunday, ity. Here the vagabond nnd the.muleteer and of not removing curtains from his have us much right to loiter and to learn wipdaws. Charles Rohrer was charged as the wisest pundit, though pde Is a piguwith keeping hl* saloon open on Sunday, Anuffin nnd the other mny weair a caftan of but wa* yesterday acquitted. C. Mourey. green silk and shroud his form in the charged with the same offense, pleaded terpentine folds of a sateen hnik.—-Fort­ guilty and was fined 840 and costs, a total nightly Review. of 875. Lilly wrote hfa "Euphuea” for the ladiea ot the court of Elisabeth, introducing into England tbe results of the classical revival on tbe continent at n time wbeu ladiea were devoted to Latin nnd Greek. General Philip Sheridan. wEo>« rtaturo waa far from commensurate wnh bis abil­ ity and brain, waa greatly beloved by his men and wm railed be su— •>» - " fti." , Poitou in Rubber lUngi. Analyses have been made by W. Reuss of the rubber rings employed in the make­ up of vessels used for containing some of tbe popular preserved foods. In this list an indin rubber ring made in Pari* and ex­ tensively used, its average weight being. 0.5 grm., showed (jf.O per cent. Mb, ccnsUt1d« almost woolly of red lead, with no anti­ moor sulphide present. — Cbemkaileha Charity m a C*uh of Poverty. The effect of indiscriminate charity in breeding poverty must aJ«o be taken into account. The Ion! mayor’s fund of $350,­ 000, wh.l4i Wiis Bung out by a charitable impulse to the poor of east London a few winters ago. caused far more poverty than it cared. Many wh° were getting on fairly well withojit It left their work to depend upon this' fund, nnd not only forfeited tbeir self respect, but sadly, demoralised themselves by the deceit which they prac­ ticed in getting it. '"Tbe tendency of the fund." wrote Mr. Burnett shortly after ita distribution, “ha* been to create u trust in lies, ita orgauisitlion of visitors and committee offered a allow of resiKtanee to lies, but over «uch rejiistanet- lies easily tritimphi.'d nnd many notorious evil livers gut by a good story the relief denied to others. Anecdotes are common ns to the way, in which visitors were deceived, committees hoodwinked and money wrongly gained.” The effect of this distribution upon the applicants nt large, ns one visitor surnn It up, was this. "The foundntloucfsuch inde­ pendence of character a* t hey jfMseMcd has been shaken, anil some of them have taken tbe first step iu mendicancy, which is too often never retraced.” Poverty which must be reiievwl js always with us: the problem is to mlinininter the relief in ways which will not tend to pauperise the recip­ ient. That lesson has been very imper­ fectly learned, and the net result of a large share of our well meant charities is the In­ crease of pauperism.—Rev. Washington Gladden in Ceuturjt Destb In Their Work. Gliders, photographers nnd those who handle the hydric ami potassic cyanides are liable to suffer from chronic poisoning by hydrocyanic acid. They have head­ ache, glddlntw, noises in the ear, difficult respiration, pain over the heart, loss of ap­ petite—in short, show nil the evidences ot mild poisoning. Zinc workers, too, suffer. Zinc is used as a pigment iu calico print­ ing, in tiiNCoioring glass, iu poliabiug op­ tical glosses and in making artificial meer­ schaum pi ties. ' So men die in the harness iu these and a hundred other occupations, killed by the very air they breathe. AYid other men step Into their shoes.—New York World. The Engagement Ring. .Ip artistic engagement ring is formed of two narrow liands of gold that become one just iu the center; the part where they ■re divided is filled iu with small but pure diamonds. These small, clear atones are always preferred by women of good taste to very large ones less perfect in color and in ahnpe.—Ladies’ Home Journal. State of Ohio, Citv op Toijcdo, j LUCAS County. f Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is the senior partner ot the Ann of F. .1. CiiknetACo.. doing business in the city of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every 'case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this 6th dtfy of December, A. D. 1886. } SEJUi ' • ’ A. W. OI.EASOX. Notary Fufclie Hall** Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally mid acts directly upon the blood nnd mu­ cous surfaces of tbe system. Send fur testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, OHIO t5.*“' * • »i •'*■ drilgghL*. 75c LOOK! HERE WJu-at is low and flour should be the rame. For a short time 1 will sell CASTOR IA Castorla Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine por other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee IS thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Caftorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castorla relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castorla assimilates tho food, regulates tbe stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ torla Is the Children’s Panacea—tho Mother's Friend. Castoria. Castoria. •• Castoria is so well adapted to child ren that “Castoria is nn excellent medicine fcr chil­ dren. 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B.t the tedeher with thirty, r-erfiaim forty such mlsch-e*0'53 urc,!* Ins, with an equal number of different na­ tures. is not only to have a method for each, but one that shall satisfy the parent Then let us who are parents be very cartful in our criticisms on this subject. Must w(fcensure, let it be done In the ab­ sence of the child, for nothing will oo counteract ichooi discipline as to hear it RUSSELL’S BARGAINS fur Ita dlUKr-nro. ■»'* ™M"d to all prearat.all,. Wkicb M tau »t»wn '» prortlBH Th,, u. ot M. MlMtota nude their tat Thursday, March »}, iS9> the waru wbleh tare been held .taro .OTOTnoer In ptUille talurdw “jljn Hi, vpolntment. He tae mtae in tutiun- and plar-1 below • crowded houee. The MARSHALL L. COOS. Edltar. ^j, n.nroble Imprttatai both upon Ita • bov»” are doing finely and condue, tbem„„ben ot Ute tarlnd the jeoerol pnblle sclres In a manner which might well ex­ TUK -------- ; ,n.l there i< not the letat doubt ttat the cite envy among many of our beat min­ criticised al home. * Tbe duties of the school board are an a r c. car-14. _________ ,cUwl „r KHlaj-s ronventlen will roeelre strel troops. Louis J. Goodyear returned to his duties Important item which I wpuld not over­ uj emptatie eudonetnenh- by tbe electors look. There ought always to exist the Monday, after spending a pleasant week ot rtfe drat Mondey ot April.—Battle best of friendship between a school board at heme. and ita teachers. Their duties are not republican TICKET. Creek Journal. Marshall P. Wilder. humorist, will lec­ wbollyperformed when the teacher is hir­ ture In University hall on Saturday even­ ed and tbe contract drawn up in correct ing of this week. The 8. L. A. course form and their wages regularly pa’d. Frank A. Hooker. After Grover has repealed all protective Foe Krzents State Gwhersity-^ W. Plrtcber measures and thoroughly established free has furnished some fine lectures this They are the guardians of the pupils, tne legal advisers of the teacher, and If pracHerman Kiefer trade, and given it a root fair* trial, if tbe luroble to be |«ronl< ol pupil* Finn JtMtlclaJ Clrent*. \ EVIDENCES OF RICH ORES. ubool M.nyVta<'brr H.u been helped country prospers as it never has before; if orer • tanl place by Ibe «d«lee or in etifor J«’k“am“-tTro>rol our manufacturing institutions flourish as eoor«ln« word by wme member or the they never have before without protection; board. , .Lta 1 have In mind a model board in this reHour farmers can successfully compete For several weeks past a gentleman, with the products shipped from countries whose name we have been unable to lwirn- -pect A young teacher went to • but who claims to represent some mining, full of determination to suctess with sixtj cursed with pauper labor; If our laboring syndicate, has been quietly taking In all of fire pupils enrolled on the dta* book; and can receive better pay. or the same tbe country in this vicinity, looking over as this school was in the country where all Tbe above was the subject assigned to men i the Hon. Stephen A. Douglass at the meet- ipay. and buy more with their money than stone piles, pecking away at side hills branches were taught from tbe a. b. c.’s to where the snow has melted off. and doing higher algebra, it meant much bard work. iogof the Mlehlgau, ciub In I>etrolt last Ithey do now., if in Short, tbe principles ad­ everything to catch any traces of the The director (and in the country districts vocated by the democratic party will be as wvek. We regret that we have not room ■ longed for mineral. He Is a well dressed the ulrectops generally means board) was to publish it entire, as it was one of tbe isuccessful in practice as they have been in gentleman of medium height, spare built, in full sympathy with the teacher and al­ add quite dark moustache. He. pursues lowed no complaint whatever to go to her. boldest and moat honest speeches that we Itheory, then we will all be democrats. bis bu«in«s with great perseverance, starts He visited the school as a friend to con­ have ever read end has tbe ring of tree re­ ' Since last August Canadian vessels have out on bls exploring trips at an early hour sult and advise, never to criticise or dic­ publicanism and loyalty to tbe principles lu the morning, and contends with tbe tate, and give the teacher many words of been required to pay a toll of 20 .cents a encouragement and appreciation, and that stormiest days. of the grand old party. Facts were pre: Why did he come to Hasting* you ask? school was an Immense success. How sented and statements made that were 1ton to pass through tbe ■Soo” canal. President Harrison has suspended tbe He claims that about a year ago he anal­ much was dus to the help of the director striking fot; tbelr boldness and at the same making this binding, as yzed some very rich ore that was found and sympathy of tbe parents none but the time they could not hut meet with the proclamation 1 near this city, it Is « significant fact that teacher knew. Teachers will work hard Canada has undoubtedly learned that It Is about a year ago a gentleman living north commendation of every republican. and with the sympathy of parents will not expensive to. discriminate against the of the city s.mt some very peculiar be easily discouraged or feel their work In The ’speaker eould not understand how 1 United States, as a means to “get even ’ stones be found on Ills farm away to be vain. Both hand in hand are doing the M>me men .who claimed to be republicans for fancied wrongs. Canadian diplomats tested believing they were rich lu minerals, work not of the day or tbe year, but for could advocate abandoning the great prin­ and has never heard any thing from them thne and eternity. since. Whether this was the means of tbe ciple of protection, upon which tbe repub- have evidently learned a lesson. gentleman's coming here or not we cannot 1 lean party was founded, simply because of Helen A. Smith to Abraham l.ienaar. parcel. The people of Barry should, and no say. the temporary defeat last November. That there is very rich ore In this vi­ . V _____ ___ — Rather than give up the principle, the doubt will, heartily second tbe nomination cinity cannot.be questioned, but whether speaker thought it would lie better to take of Judge Hooker by rolling him up a good, it is in paying quantities or not Is another TOOIM. parcel, rec e>. miuu . vk , a back track and own up that republican* round majority at the coming election. thing. We have seen. specimens of lead William Plteber to Jasoo and Mary M ore found on a farm wear Leech lake, that 40 a, sec a. Baltimore. TiSW. bad all been idiots for advocating a protec­ He Is well known to the people of Barry would certainly prove a “bonanza’’ If It Tobias. Albert Warner to Geo. J. Doster. 30 a. sec 0. _ tive policy ail these years. The man or county as a Judge of extra ability and could be fouad In quantities, as an exam­ ‘•^rtevllle.wra ________ __ the party which changes its principles be­ qualified In every way for the supreme ination shows considerable silver. Tbe gentleman above referred to has cause of a defeat is beneath the contempt bench. No mistakes are made by placing found some excellent specimens and some ef all men. No great principle has ever such true men as Judge Hooker in official very rich ones and thinks that there Are HMtkiO. *-03 For “Stencil” pianos and cheap organs to been established without temporary defeat position. Jason E. Tobias to Wm. and Libble Pilcher. veins of ore In this vicinity that would be deceive you. Buy a, sec is. Baltlnion-. S3COO. No great good has ever come to mankind very paying if they could be found. On WLuraTuDtuto Wm. O. Tobias, 00 a. sec 13. Hon. Frank a Hooker was unanimously tbe Handr farm, just on the edge of tbe whose pathway has not been marked by B Jenolellopkins to Heon and Arvllia Hobbs, city limits, on the State road, he found something of sorrow, something of tears. nominated for Justice of the Supfeme some rich specimens of copper, that were parcel, see 36 Nashrille. WOO. Sophia A. Durkee, to Oriando » Durbani. 9 The men whose lives have brought the Court at the state convention held in De­ also well seasoned with other minerals. a. wc Mauje Grove, gnu greatest blessings to mankind have been troit last week, while Frank W. Fletcher At the place where he is boarding he ha* a TnoraasC. Alverson, to TriplieuaGoodeoouab. so a. see 23. Irrina, Sxx» and Dr. Herman Kiefer were nominated as complete apparatus for testing everything men who have encountered temporary de­ Lucv Ctilpmao toAdam 8. Mitchell, lot 3>. that he finds, and weave Informed that he Grents add, Nashville. |.oo. feat, but who never kenw when they were Regents of the state university. Intends staging hero for several months Robert B. Gregg to Dlhu Chipman, fix «. Al-SO CELEBRATED whipped, and have always risen above Are Nashville, fso. One ot tbe very pleasant'fearares at the and continuing his inviatlgatlons. In Elenora Hind march to Adam 8. Mitchell, discouragements of ail difficulties. Thus which we trust that he will be very suc­ will >, lot». Grea's add, Nashville. TJ». Michigan club banquet, was the manifest cessful. ■ Frank G. Pierce to France* Wrne, 15 a, sec ». it-is with parties. . confidence of, all present In the ultimate It has been known for many years that Hope. 9JOO. Mr. Douglass said that for yearn he had Jacob Krets to Lesrts Williams, to A. see 1*. And FARKAND * VOTEY Organs, iron ore wa> quite plenty In this kiclnity, success of the doctrine of protection. Kultaad. f«o. no esteem for Grover Cleveland, but when and large chunks of It has iweti unearthed John Cobb to John Cirrelh and II. Hendrick, t 'orreapondeuee solicited. be saw him declare for free trade in the very close to the surface. We hope, tiurt w a. see s, Inin*, gruu Congress has declared through its comHezenlah Guy to Orson Hager. 40 a. sec S. tire Investigations being made will be con­ C. E. INOEKSON, Agent/ face of a presidential election, saw him go *H0i). ■ mitteea on Ways and Means that the tinued until it Is definitely decided whether Woodland. John If. Bled to Kphriam Roaers. to a. see 33. down in overwhelming defeat, rise again I j world’s fa’r shall be closed on Sundays. • ore Is present in paying quantities or not. Hntland. Jiooo, Nashviil^/ Mich. and four yearn inter force his party to ’ EDITORIAL NOTES. Delight and Surprise Patrons. THE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND BEAUTY OF DESIGN IN OUR LINES OF DRY GOODS; FANCY GOODS; DRESS GOODS AND MILLINERY CANNOT BE SURPASSED The fact that we are doing crore business than ever before is evj. deuce that our goods have been selected with judgment that they have met with favor: thatonr prices are right. Julius Russell ALWAYS SMOKE DON’T ALLOW AGENTS 1149 Standard Made Pianos, • HARDMAN, FISCHER, ■ HARRINGTON AND STARR Lebr Seven Octave Dip Piani, adopt that principle, and him as their lead­ er, he was forced to admire him for Jris honesty and the fearlessness of his utter­ ances. But until Mr. Cleveland and hl* party repeal all protective tariff laws, and run tf>e country under free trade as suc­ cessfully lu practice as they do In theory, it is the duty of every party,* free traders and protectionists alike, to stand by their guns. If our industries prosper better un­ der free trade than they have under tbe protective policy; if working men re­ ceive better wages, or ttc wages they do receive have -a higher purchasing power; then be would enlist under the ifanner of free trade and admit that be had been an idiot. But until tlxat time comes every man should stand' by bis*>convlctions, but be believed that when the smoke of battle cleared awhy the principle ot protection would still ba found triumphant There is no need of disputing the fact that there has been a gradual decline in the strength of the republican party since the war. This is a very strauge fact when the great success the republican party have met with are taken Into consideration. While its principles have been very suc­ cessful when put to the test yet it Iuh gradually lost strength. What is tbe rea->n of all this? As was said at the Michi­ gan club meeting in Detroit last week, it uo doubt results largely from a lack of back bone in those high up in the councils ot tbe parlies. Victories won have not been followed to their fullest success. There' has been an evident attempt of those in power to win Ibefavor of tbe vanquished i»y conceding points essential to success, wd without which continued success lould not be expected. This spirit of gen•roaity towards political enemies haw* to doubt been a potent factor in he gradual decline of the repub­ lean strength In the north. The •saon* of the pa-t sbr.u d sene as beacon ghta fur the fntu:e. The giand old parp has made a glorious reco.-d in the pasL nd we believe ha* a mission to perform i the future, notwithstanding the ternrrary defeat ar the polls last November. ze believe -that the principles advocated it are ot vital importance to Gin contin•<l prosperity of tbe country, and we betve that tbe party will be returned to >wer in short order if thft democratic rty live, upto their platform, as they onld be made to. and If it is bouest will do. And when tbe ropu'xan party i* returned to power. It rail not tnru its own guns upon itself • »iob Itself of the atr« nxth gained fnmi tious victorias as it has done in the -*1 e nou-.lii».iitHt of Ju.tgc Clement Smi.li ' 'he republican judicial convention, in A-n In II 1* city this afternoon, to the bon which be r.o« fit's by ap|>oiiiiiucul Ireui. J.dga of this Judicial Client. ' made with an uunhuniiy fqlly juhiliir.l mrikha ha* discharged his dufie, ou the SCHOOL COLUMN- THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market It Acknowledges no Sujwhor. ' J. MILLARD. HASTINGS. MICH. | in using ammonia fur domestic pur। puses the proper proportion is a table­ spoonful to a quart of water. r.-Urt-y. v*Mr. ana Mrs. Gard Chidester entertain­ ed a few Wednesday evening with rising pedro. An exceedingly pleasant time was , paper read before tbe county association by Scratches and bruises on furniture may Mrs. J. B. Marshall. Nashville. passed. Mrs. John Goodyear secured the be removed by rubbing with a fresh wal­ first prize on a cut with three others, a nut. butternut or hickory nut kernel. perfume bottle. Mr. John Goodyear won When asked to open this subject tor dis­ Olive oil Militated with eamphur makes tbe gentlemen's head prize, a World's Fair cussion I felt my utter Inability to do It an excellent application for inflammatory souvenir coin. justice. Having been out of the ranks of swellings: also far rubbing rheumatic </A very pleasant pedro party was given this kind so Iona. 1 felt entirely unprepar­ ’ last Thursday night by; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ed to address a gathering of this kind. IJ " Brooms which are kept hanging when Barnes at their residence on Broadway for And the one small grain of encouragement Fred and Miss Edith Kenfiijld, of Chicago. 1 can gather in attempting to do so Is this, not in use keep their shape best, aqd A new method dr playing pedro way in­ that 1 newer have lost tny Interest in tbe sweep evenly. They last lunger if often troduced here and was much enjoyed by school-room. School life, from the begin­ .dipped in warm water. all. Mrs. Ira VanValkenburgh and Will ning to the end has been a most fascina­ A severe headache is often relieved ty Chidester won first prizes, the former re­ ting study. As a child, a teacher, and a soaking the feet in very hut water, it db ceiving a pretty box of candied fruit and parent, no part of the work has become | verts the blood from the head, as may be tiresome; and as we shall turn our attenlatter an oxldwd paper cutter. Hot lor . .borl time ro tta rrlwiOT of p/r-1 "I!’"I eor ,oJ ttaetar IM ot lnt uko op ita 1™^"'.“'’ tal"’ •"<« i floor til ttat to Insure lb, tast results ro dwl W,U1 The annual tea of the ladies missionary there must be aympatby, true friendship, j There is a great medicinal virtue in society con ne:ted with the Presbyterian if’.'L .^Spec!_ 'on sl‘,es; tyffflnnlng I onions eaten raw al .the very beginning church will be given at the residence of with these, how are they to be sustained ; of an attack of ro)d. or of malaria. They Mrs. Babcock on Center street, on Wed­ through the many perplexities which wli «--------< nesday. the 8th of March, at 3 o’clock. present themselves to every teacher, as have a decldvd tendency to check it. and act advantageously In kidney and stomach Tea at 0.' All friends are invited. she meets her pupils day by day. and to troubles. Tbe pastor will preach at the Presbyter­ the parent who !■> trying eonscieutou.t y iu ian church next Sunday. In tbe morning aid in the work uf character building. on the subject ••Christ’s second temptation*’ For the saying that as tbe twig is bent the Apple* per and in the evening “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. tree inclines. Is most applicable' In the Butter. 201 Hyde." training of children during their school life. * A demorest silver medal contest will Meddlesomeness on the part of the par­ take place in the Presbyterian ’church ent will break this friendship, partiality in March LOib. Further particulars next the school room will cost the teacher tire sympathy of the parent, and inefficient dis­ The regular meeting of tbe W. F. M. S. cipline will lose her the respect of both will be held on Wednesday, March Sth Jn parent and pupil. nv i>er PII.,— There are two qualities es.*ential to the the church parlors beginning at two Tallow per lb . 4. o’clock standard time. Subject of study. teacher. These are talent and tact, and if ‘•Spiritual development in mission fields.” t^ct predominates you may rest assurrvd Tbe young people's union connected that you have a teacher born not made. with the Baptist church will have a social Talent will consciously luMruct, eooly ad­ next Wednesday evening, March 8th, at vise. careful plan, and judiciously com­ tbe home of John Mates on West Grand mand: and tact will thoroughly discipline^ St A cordial invitation is extended to all. meet all the extingeneles of school life with success, and hi general be ready with The woman’s foreign missionary society tbe right thing in the right place, and they expect to celebrate their annual thank will be quite apt to believe In the motto, offering anniversary on Sunday evening. "Where there's a will there’s a way.” March 12tli. in connection with a lecture Partiality Is a dangtroua pitfall In which by Mrs. J. U. Floyd, of Grand llapids, a human naturffto so liable to falL It i* returned missionary. found In all the walks of life, and since The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. tbe wor d began has been the cause of trouble In all countries and among all na­ B >wne. March 4th.___ > ~ tions. it is the curse of politics bestow­ Roll call, quotations on architecture. •■Greek architecture and scuh>tt.re," ing favors where, there Is no merit, and causes heartache In many home* where It Mrs. iJimnrraux. Classic Greek course In English, Mrs. N jpoil. ita kern and winy oore, .nd when Balky. Exhibits of tbe nations, second article. allowed In the school room is Indeed most deplorable. ‘ Mrs. Geer. 1 think I can give a maxim which. If Usury laws. Mrs. Hoyt , carefully followed, will be a sure safei Aristides. Miss Goodyear. guard against any trouble arising from fa­ Critic. Miss Bush.. voritism. "It I* not the well who need a Solo. Mrs. Frank Hams. physician, but the sick.’’ The dull, alow" • ' SPRiMi qoobs HAVE just retgived a fine line of children '•* shoes, in Red, Black and Patent Leather ILadies' Walking shoes of all styles, also laidiis- Lace shoes. Also, a line of Men's Plow Shoes that you will need very soon. Buys the Ladies' Baldwin Shoe from now until March 12. These shoes have always been sohjl for $2.50. Every pair warranted. SOUTH SIPE STATE ST. F. Q. STOWELL Repairing by j. C. Woodruff. 25 Between YEARS TIMEsiiME SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that save time you save j. You can save a vast amount of time if you are look­ ing for SPOONS AND FORKS unaeemtugly unambitious lad* by worts of encouragement become .^ m. speetadcitluns.and help have steteSen The second seipesh-rs work Is fairly saviors of luankiod. started and tbe excitement of “exams” aud L,T“UW‘ “f **°°l rou,n J^iphne “eons” has passed. The students have Is.becoming ■ luo$t trying one to the teach­ made up their urnds tlurt tlte faculty er. I 4rents are becoming uiore.ct*etin» as to the kind of punishments, and nec»J^ mmh bualnek* by the result of their work Ita ’wOTf" wl", r,’ll“* “o™ lentatayby the teaclit-r. Concerning this qu~q|On As has been the custom of the law elmees tor thirty yeans past, the Law* me same punishment will not meet the erlt-braied the 22ud iu a lilting manner. requirements, neither can ail teachers be Hon. Stephen A. Douglass, of Chicago, •uceesatai wtlh ,he « delivered the address which was enjoyed dlLifn.li oot ,1^. ———--- .. . AB m' * di, O'by all. AlUtoogh there was a t__ 1,4. UtatELli ” “~"v cannot be ­ difference between tin' celebration of this ™ ■»».!, year and that of iaat, yet everything went .J? T. ,lu '»H to« Ital «ff harmoniously and the old U. of M. bail was filled with class y»M« and various ’X" 10 ‘"l> ,UC" A oi £ thus epllheia. chief, and gtfc a great deal Of lime .to i0. Are warranted to last. Also Remember you get a Present—“Good Form," of 32.00 vah^ ^on^1000 Purchase ot anything m my Jewery j . ore. traSSKL"4 pti“ F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. or any kind of building , , ,, ial. by coming directly is-, ot only that, you will f>ave money by buying of n- We are posted in onr bUBinew and do enough of if to ena­ ble ns to sell eheaph and yet get a living. ------- ------- �— Hastings Banner Thurslay, March 2, 1893 ""• •"-■■■■■ - — Tbe Stucml system of heating probably has something to do with keeping up the price of coal oy rxlutustlng the supply. It cost 985 to twat rhe court house tbe paid two week®. PERSONAL MENTION. • Prof H. !>. Bailey has been un tbe sick llrt WH6 W. O. Lowden spent Sunday in Middle­ Miss Lulu Fclghner left for Chicago ville. Monday, wh-re she will purchase a fine A. R McOmber Is In Philadelphia on linn or spring millinery and fancy g aab*. and w'diki\e her stock In, the Mo.'ri 1 business. block ready for inspection about Match Hicks Allen returns tu West Bay City Itih. j ‘ • next week. This tffiiler hos been a hard one for the Ed. A. Burton went to Newaygo Satur­ old pkmeers. Every week the county pa­ day mr business. pers and neighboring exchanges record the Mr. Mitchell, cf Nashville was In the death of spine old residvnt. The severe weather arid ferippe Ims caused many of city last Thursday. the-deaths. Mr». Bow nt was in Grand Rapids yes­ Mrs. Kelley, an aged lady living in the terday and to-duy. 4th ward, died very suddenly at her home Mr. Fred Ken field returned to Chieaabout 4 o'clock Bunday morn I tig. She was ({o Monday evening. ■ about 75 years of ago and an old resident, Miss Helena Hanaucr visited lu Kala­ of the county. Her tuneral occurred Wed­ mazoo over Saturday. nesday from the Catholic church. POWDER In about two weeks I will move back to my old stand In the Union block. In or­ der to save extra bundling of goods and to reduce my stock, 1 will sell hardware at a good discount from former prices. w. R. COOK. Loci) Editor Absolutely Pure. c—am of tartar linking powder. Elgftiest • ad in Ifeivenlng strength.—Latest United - Government Food Report. Dr. Clarence Young, ot Aliegan. was in the city over Sunday. Minor La>tun, of Muskegon, visited in the city over Sunday. . ✓^I.. E. Stauffer left for Chicago Uonday morniug un a busitieus trip. There Isn’t any question but that th« volume of buetness tpnsacted In this city is largely In excess nf what it ever has begn before. That the merchants are «njbylnfe: a larger trade than ever before Is proven by lhe fact that tbe freights are larger and exchanges paid at the banks are larger. This is as’It ought to be. only there might to bu more of It The favor­ able location of this city and Ita uatapl advantages certainly ought to warrant a city M-vtfral times the present she of Has­ tings. The C.- K. & 5. railroad will cer­ tainly be continued at no very late day and the LoweU & Hastings road certainly will not always stop at Freeport, when the road is graded up to within two or three miles ot the city. With these roads extended nothing better could bo asked in the wny ot railroad facilities. 1’fae facto ries are nil In a very prosperous condition and promise even greater success for the future. Their prosperity means a greater demand for labor, a belter market for Hastings, and increased wealth for the city. Everything possible should be done to Induce manufacturing Inriltutlons to locate here as nothing Is so esSfuHal to the continued growth of tbe city as'securing more factories. The farmers’ Institute held at Nashville Tuesday and Wednesdays was nut largely attended owing to the weather and bad condition of the roads. All present though declare thenrtelves well repaid for their trouble In getting there. The papers read ware all Interesting and instructive, giving uhjse present something to carry home and think of.—Hastings Banner. Now what do you thlqk of that? *The only waj- we could have bad a larger at­ tendance would have been to enlarge the opera house. Why, at the last session there were over ’700 people in attendance, and there Is not seating capacity In the ball for more than 400. Oh, Jealousy! Why, we had more-people In attendance, atone session, at our institute than at­ tended the last one at Hastings In all its seislOas. But it’s a good deal as was said by a former citizen of Hastings, now a resident of this sprightly village, to tbe effect that Hastings people, when looking toward Nashville, .always look Into tbe wrong end of tbe telescope. Brother’s Cook, you will have to get over that bad habit of condensing the truth when speak­ ing about Nashville if you ever expect to enter that glorious realm beyond the skies. —Nashville News. Now Brother Felghner we are really ashamed of you that you accuse us of jealousy, and •'condensing the truth”—a polite way of telling us that we purposely prevaricate. As to Hastings being jealous ot Xa.brllle there is no trulti In It. tor tho very fact that there is no occasion tor jealousy. While of course It Is our pur­ pose and our duty to work for Hastings, yet personally, aud we think that we speak the sentiments of lhe people of this city, we have nothinglint the kindest of feel­ ings toward Nashville, and will always 'to glad to note any improvement* made there, and do it as correctly as possible. The news Item might spggost that we had no foundation whatever for writing the article we did. In reply we will ask him to look at the Nashville items In the Banner In the issue of Feb. Idth, and there ho will find the following: "The farmers’ institute held at the opera house Tuesday and Wednesday was *ery Inter­ esting although not very largely attended on account of the bad weather.” This Item nJ written by our correspondent who lives in Nashville, and whose items We have received several cutniaunjcaMrs. W. U. Wanzer, of Ypsilanti Is. tloiis of late for (publication, but with no visiting Mrs. Julius Russell. signatures. We can under no circum­ stances print any communications with­ IL Riley attended the poverty masquer­ out signatures, uot necessarily for publi­ ade In Kalamazoo last week. cation. but we'inust knowbom. tbe wrltMrs. Bentley returned from a few days visit In Grand Rapids Monday. Mrs. Elin Bowen Is In Grand Rapids Mrs. D. Lake, of Vermontville, was the this week attending Corl KuotU grand guest of Mrs. Miles Main Sunday. spring opeahig of millinery, mid will soon Mr. and Mrs. NeumaR Fuller returned have a fine tine of ladies bats and bonnets at tier store. Easter will soon be here from their southern trip Saturday. That Fred L. Heath carries a com­ and those desiring the latest and most ap­ Mrs. Ed. Moore, nee Winnie Waldorff, plete line of pure drugs and chem- proved thlpg in hats should call on Mrs. mid son. visited In the city last week.' Kals, a« good and pure as any- Bowen. ^*Mrs. Maggie Bailey returned from her ::e can buy; that he and his clerks । The Hastings City Bank has opened a visit lu Kalamazoo and Paw Paw Mon­ . ate as careful and as competent as. savings department and are now paying 4 day. anv druggists in the state; that all per cent interest' on all time deposits in­ • /Mrs. Wajter Wilkens returns to Chicago certificates. The savings depart­ Saturday after a several weeks visit in tbe physicians prescriptions ere com­ cluding ments wiH also be open Saturdaj- evenings city. ■ i c-’nded exactly as written? (Mr. from 7 to 8 o’clock. •/Miss Belle Larrpman returned Saturday Dan. W. Rey.noi.im, .fteath will make any doctor a pres­ after a few weeks visit with friends near Cashier. ent of ten dol-ars that will show to the contrary.) When you have a Tuesday forenoon an operation was Coion. dc'tors prescription to be filled, performed upon Miss Flo Beadle's Harb for Dr. Chas. Russell, of Allegan, Is In the purpose of straightening that member, City, called here by the Illness uf his give him a trial, you will save from the which bod become drawn up after a long mother. -’j to 5° percent on same. The siege of inflammatory rheumatism. Miss Mrs. Clara Allen left yesterday after-’ chances are you pay too much for Beadle han been a great sufferer and her noon fdr a two weeks visit with friends in friends hope that she will speedily having your prescriptions -tilled if many Charlotte. recover. vor have them filled elsewhere. John Kelley, of Philadelphia, in In the Enoch Andrus baa been nominated for city. Became to attend the fuueral of re-elecUou to lhe school commlsaionrrship his mother. of Barry county by the republicans. He Charles Bowne and daughter Maude re­ received a large majority of tlie votes, which was a well merited endorsement of turned to Dakota tills week after a three the efficient manner In which he Uns per- weeks "Visit in the city. 4ortue<i bis official duties.—Battle Creek THE toCTHlGltST. yjohn Q. Creisy. of Grand Rapids, was Journal.. Tu tbe city the fore part of the week shak­ » H. Powers has sold bls residence on ing hands with uld acquaintances. west Green street to a gentleman by the name of Thoma*, from Ohio. Mr. Powers te-Mork Rnsselj returned to Sioux Fails has lived la this house for a quarter of a Munday. He was accompanied by Ralph century and says that it will seem like Galloway who will enter the bank there leaving home to move out of It. He will ' to work. build a new residence on his lots just west Rev. and Mrs. Puffer left Monday fur bf R. B. Wightman's. When in (iJIAND RAPIDS at Florida to attend the Chatauqtm assembly tZ\t the annual meeting of the Fariners where Mr. Puffer h#t» made arrangements Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Barry to lecture. bud Eaton county In Charlotte last Tues. ! UNION OKl'OT. . Frank Dilbanuer, of Maple Grove re­ IKlay it was decided to extend the corporate turned from Parson's Busineis College in existence to the company for .".0 years Kalamazoo Saturday. He will shortly lunger. 8. W. Mapes, of Olivet was enter the City Bank here. Stwm lies* and Electric Bell*. (Heeled president and Orson Swift, of BEACH Jt BOOTH. Mrs. Hannah Russell has been serious­ Barry Co., vice president. The board of Ulieetors for Barry county are: John Tre­ ly III,.but at present is much better.— go. Ira Osgood. Wm. Latta. Geo. C. Nich­ Just as we goto press we learn that Mrs. ols. E. V 8m .th. 083 members have been Russell Is much worse and there is little added the past year, and lhe company ap­ hope of her recovery. pears to be in a prosperous enudttiou gen­ Rev. W. M. Puffer and family returned erally. from Vermont Friday night. His rather ----- FROM JU tCK: Fted A. Curtis, fonrerly of this city, Is considered better although not out of but of late connected with one of the most danger. • Miss Puffer will remain there Hereafter.' changes for advertisements prominent job printing establishments in until his symptoms warrant her return­ .-' reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Detroit, has in company with three others, ing. n-Lire isvkirtiwi in the issue of the weelw1 branched out In business. In Michigan's wl.cn bra-ughL metropolis, the company l>elug known as Ladles ready made fianueilette skirts at •• rite JeffersonJX**8/ lheir office being Stauffer's. ■ Bath* IS- 'iun*. nt. Busby Bras. located at 48-710 Jefferson Ave. Their Goods going at a two minutes gait at lhe circular to the trade is one of the finest . High scLuubeut<*rtainment to-night. specimens of the printers art that has closing out sale of the Bankrupt store. For a line liah cut or shave to Basbv ever cornu to our table, and will certainly A few more gloves left at 20 cents. 'win them (tatronaid*. Their work will Bankrupt Store. "!<! papers lor -sate.cheap. Call at this be confined more especially to the better Yoh will want old papers for house class of printing, fancy and novelty work, TJr.riN— • All. then-: and the ili-elgniug of advertisements, for cleaning soon. We will sell you 25 for all anil sre flit Atasgalns at the Bsnk- which Mr Curtis is making a reputation. five cents. wp* Store. In company with bls many friends In this Don’t forget the entertainment iu the •st styles in hair cut* city we wish Mr. Curtis the success that High school to-ulght You wl'i be well re we feel confident be will win. paid for aiteuding. at L'usby Bros. Probably most of the people of this city W. H. Goodyear has purchased Miss Tbif. Bankrupt state will .be closed la and rleinliy ore totally unaware of the Wolfs portion of the burned block oA Main two weeks. rnauj- blessings around them that are not street/ Consideration S3,00V. jxt.Hl.pair uf teb&er buoU for SI.00 at appreciated or even known.. While many John Welssert has sold bls house in lhe the Bankrupt store. are drinking mineral watri and sulphur 2nd ward to Mr. Wilcox tbe meat market Gel-.i’ pair uf Ilk* taw; felt boots for 50 water ami paying gooti high prices for It. man, and expects to build on tbe hit nexi there Is nn abundance uf it running to >• ■.•tu. at the Batikrupc «iore. waste, m«r the-eity. There Is a sulphur t-j bls mother's home on Jefferson street. Frank-Fash slipped«Mt the! Ice Monday st ring located on the farm of H. G. Cur­ The entertainmen'. in the High school rveiimg^nd was <(trite badly ^mrt. ler, tint Is said to possess many curative to-night promises to be very intereshng. Hvnter— “Stay there.— Italy a few more hats left .Selling at pro|»erti *s for people troubled with indi­ If you waut to have a 93 worth ot laugh gestion and other forms of stomach trou­ • xe-lmlf. pti t at tbe Bankrupt Store. for 15 eents ybu want to be sure aud ble. The prices usually charged fur sul­ tend. Lots, of jfmhJs are going home. The phur ami Biiueod waters aie Invariably Bankrupt u*>* prices are what* ta’ke. • higher, tin: inure tin? taste of the water H. L. Newton has sold his Interest Call at tbi- office for old ^papers. We resembles tho smell of decayed-, eggs, or the grocery store to A. C. Carpenter, have a Urge ft^pply and will sell them something worse If possible- We are In­ of this city* and John Fleming, formed that this spring has all of these Carlton, and they will do business here­ qualities to recommend It to suffering hu­ after under the firm name of Carpenter The nez.t teijroveinent made in this oily manity. And while the sulphcr does not &Co. Both geutlumen are well known, uukl Im U*. the fwtu of a go4d system of predominate in this water, yet there is n •honorable men and will no doubt receive combination of other minerals present, their share uf patronage. that does not please the palate* at first, fJHss Grv.c ilcuur received .the first ths•snnt book fcom lhe savings department of but give very satisfactory results after­ «*»*lEbewhere in Ibis issue will be found an ------ ri: r«» ow him up.------adv. loi tbe Francu-Gciman ring, for suitwards. Hosllngc City bank. only by John Bessmer. the Jeweler. This Tbe Kalamazoo Telegraph pablb’igi Tins new Kriion .kloclr will be better ring will cure rheumatism and neuralgia. ■ diking Lhsn tver,.a» soon as all of the lm- the oplnlobs of a large number uf Ksla- Any one buying a ring and not receiving imtzoo ladies on the coming hoop skirt. piL-vcuieuts nts completed. any benefit in 30 do)s can have their With but one. or two exceptions all were Alwap smote Ed. Powers No. 35 cigar. Ln disfavor of It Kate Field, whose name money refunded. B. J. Hendershott and Aix.*ys the same; al wst's the best 5 eent Is famous In connection with "Kate Field’s several others ate wearing these rings with splendid results. . etgat in the ,1’nlted States. Washington.” due of the mo»t copied and Ou tbe kind invitation of Mr.fnnd Mrs. Tbe furniture factory J- full of ordcsa. whidy read papers In the U. 8., was iu nod l|i ■ Hue or girths made here are taking Kalamazoo last week and tbe following John Dawson, of Rutland, the children taken fnnn the Tdegrapb will no doubt and teachers or the Presbjterian Sabbath - .■.cclipgly well with the-trade. uc of interest tu lady readers: school to the number of about no enjoyed Itemutatier Ira Van Valkenburgh’it reJu a chat with a Telegraph representa­ a very pleasant steigbrMe on Friday oven­ ■woval tafe, and buy your hardware now. tive Kate Field expressed her views on the lug-last. 8ix bob sleighs and two cutters widle you .--an get it very cheap. Atouilng of the crinoline. "They say revo- were packed as full sardines in u box. Wanteu.—A good appxuuUce to learu iutioiv never go "backward,” says Miss On reaching tbclr destination they were Field, "but tbe coming ot tile crinoline if royally received and eutertained with re­ tbe uUlllnery business, Iteoaws will disprove any such dogma. The freshments and various gnuibs. A very Minh Liar EmhuNerrevival of the sriiiolltie by the- EoiprHs pleasant outing. , ‘ Tha wool bo 4 factory has ohui down for Eugenie was ft rumy to conceal tbe coming Cards were recently Uuted .announcing ii week on Ing to repaint needed on the of an heir io the thioue of France. For the marriage of Mus Bertha Sledge, b<.!kr, eao.-.td by fin being burned xxjt. that rea»on It bad some raison d’clre so far as she was »i noernwl- That all the world daughter or Mr. and Mrs lx»uard Stedge, it your boy a kicker? Put a pax’of lit­ should hove followed her example fnlly to Mr. Chas. Woodruff, uf. Irving. All tle giants him aiul you went ba<« ?o necessary preparations were inade tor the buy so-ofnm a*. Wooley A- Bruawm’.* proves wind a flixtk of sheep women are. A more disgusting, hideous, expensive, appointed uuptials. but a few dajs be!ore ouly. d otgeruos nnd uncomfortable and stupid the day set, the gloom suddenly left town Among the Eaton county m wrings Jieem- Lt.-dilon It In m*i possible to conceive, and ami has nut been heat'd from since. Tbe • s of last week we-notlct; Will W. Kelly, if American women adopt It tlu*y will be reason for his thus basely deserting bis —I kinder reckon he’s arter me to— of Haatlngs, to Emma Hsrvry. of Eaton ulgg- r f<n»l-» than even 1 lake them for, 1 finance are not known. The jonrig lady Bapi’da, •u»i»e time M».-. Uh veland willjet h r face belong io a most rcsjieciabiu family, and ■gainst this idea for as she/fa a favorite while she feels Iwr pojtkm keenly jut she FUb Is cheaper than be ‘htaafc at pres­ -with her her own sex as wel as with men. Is to be coDgraWlated upon her narrow es­ ent. and L L. S.anffrr is siuwingau unus­ To Be Continued Next Week. cape from uniting her fortunes with one ually uq- iji/a* ot wldt-j flail, cv ’-fish, ha,‘’ she a* tbeoccupant of the white house can so apparently destitute of manhood. be 3 power for good Id this direction.' kbt, etc, Do You Know FRED L. HEATH-, 50 per cent, saved on * prescriptions. ThE KENT LOCAL NEWS. have always been very luteWing. relia­ Jl« B*>. lUrrT. Wblu»r. . ble and correct, and we know that our correspondent certainly had good grounds Irex aewpMd » cjl W lb. Second Iniluda for writing the Item or It never would church In Bomrcrlll.. Il I, «M that On have been writtea. even though it was a Whitney, also a minister, is very proud ot mistake. The above Item was the t»sl» his wife’s ability, dnd one occasion, who of our writing what we did, and we will preaching a* » supply, he was complimentwager our office towel against Bro. heigh- •d on his sermon. “Do you call that n good net's paste pot, that be has written scon n ■ermonf” he amwered. "You should hear and scores of articles upon grounds not my wife.” They decided that they would .half as good as we thought we had for hear his wife, nnd tbe reeult waa a unani­ saylug «fhnt we did. We will ask tbe mous call to the vacant pulpit.—New York .. * News that If by chance any errors should Sun. ................. creep into the Banner In the future, not to rush madly into print and accuse us of jealousy and "condensing the truth,” but notify us more gently nnd we will al­ ways be glad to correct ourselves. If the News prints anything concerning Hust­ ings that to not correct, we*wlll not accuse Nashville of jealousy, but treat tbe article as un error aid act accordingly. If It is anything wt/care about, as we do not ihlnk that the News editor wonld pur­ posely misrepresent anything. . 4 Wanted. h TREATED j 3 WE REFUND YWRS&jglJ Two lirflt-clas’i wood carvers. Connersville Furniture Meo. Co. 30 DAYS IF YpU Connersville. Ind. A POSITIVE CUREfe IfRAKco-GERMANl ' AinG| For Sale. Two valuable stallions, Faust and Mar­ got, recently owned by Bechtel & Good­ year, of this city, Hie same having been Imported by Powell Bros, of Springboro, Penn, in 1880 from France. These stal­ lions are registered 8 years old and In good conditions. The owner will exchange them for city or farm property or sell them on reasonable terms. For particulars call or address P. T. Colgrove, agent and at­ torney, Hastings, Mich. JitdaeSmtth Nominated. The republican convention for tbe pur­ pose of nominating a candidate for Circuit Judge of tbe fifth Judicial circuit, met In Battle Creek yesterday afternoon, and Judge Clement Smith, of this city, was un­ animously nominated for this high office, to which he was recently appointed, the secretary being authorized to cast the vote of the entire convention for him. The proceedings of the convention were cbaraoterizrd by harmony and enthusiasm. It was very evident from expressions made, that tbe brief experience of Judge Clement Smith as Circuit Judge, had won him many friends, at those places where he lias presided. Attorneys from Eaton and Calhoun counties, where Judge Smith re­ cently held court, were loud in their praises of bls abilities as Circuit Judge. He has certainly made an excellent official during his brief career upon the bench. His houor, his ability to sec at once the »ye“uJl 1Q,n of mind; '"■** these combined* with '*u bis ripe ex­ perience as an attorney combine to make in him just such a Circuit Judge as lhe people may well have great confidence In. and one whom we believe the people of this district will want to sec fill tbe high and Important office. The following named gentlemen were delegates from this county: W. I. Marble, I*. T. Colgrove, A. (,’. Towne, W. 8. Nye, Frank Bullis, M. L. Cook, Friend Soule, James M. Smith, Ja*. H. MeKevItt, Daniel Striker, Sweczey. ifelEFlT. WM —FOR SALE BY— JOHN BESSMERV THE JEWELER. New Hoon Tea Try this tea if you never have, and you will not regret it. It is winning in popular favor every day. We solicit your patronage and know that our goods will please . Give us a trial. ,0 ( Eibridee W. Carr. Middleville 20 I Mary McDouold, Canada », I Walter Knowles, KaJamszoo i Lillie Warren. Barry I Alotizo Furman, Middleville “ ( Mary E. Carr. ' PHILLIPS & PRESTON, The Grocers. Necessity, The Mother of Invention -SIKCUL4TION • (his week, 76 quires. 6 But what has this to do WITH CLOTHING-NOTHING! The illustrations merely draw your at­ tention to our Annual Closing Out Sale of clothing—It is necessary to do more than to call your attention to the very large dis­ count that is is being made in our Annual Closing out Sale of Clothing? ror example (Suit $7.50,— *12 kind 1 Overcoat, *6.00-- $ 10 kind $22.00 Or you save *8.5(1. I 6.00. S13.5O. THESE goods are exactly\thc same in • quality, make and style that you have always bought of us. You can't buy any better anj where. ou can’t buy as cheap? ly anywhere. THU 1J JUST THE TlrtE FOR 1 THE SHREWb TO BUT - CLOTHING, FUkHISHINUS, H/tTA ETA. SPECIAL LINES ANt> BROKEN SIZES. IT FflTJ TO LOOK 6MB BUT. �___________ ----------- TT ZaP/^!!^frvTr/4l CHAPTER II. atzlan, tbe hidden city. I by nurdeaths I "Alas, my son** Hb® 044 ■ T?*®J I ferfumt 4 and quivered), “tima brings but I the s»m« tale. Eighty long yeare ago I, I too, loved a maiden as you. I know—nay, I start not—love Ainee; yet she wm chosen, and this withered hand plunged the sacred knife into her throat. Her eyes. were on me as she fell upon my breust—they are with me now! 1 killed her, and when the day was done I climbed the cliff and wandered out upon the desert plains which lie about the city in search of some other land. Forv days I roamed, returning for water andv wtrn7A£y J ; one side of the low walled housetop to i the other, as if frotmhdbit, although the burden of years had turned the tocercise j i»k> a toilsome journey. ’ I He was Iklapel, the high Ixriest of 1 Atzlan. watching before the sacred, inex1 tinguishable fire of Kinchahan, the sun , god. which for centuries had burned and would burn forever. 1 Even in tho half light of the coming 1 dawn it could bo seen that Iklapel was ! oldzand blind, and though his figure ' bowed many an inch before his only mnster, Time, fine and tall, thin and withered, it still showed the remains of a powerful and graceful form. Now and I then bo held his wasted hands over the [ languid fire to measure ita burning or cast a few twigs of cedar upon it, mute ! tering, as old men do, to himself the j while. As the sky grew brighter and 1 redder with the dawn ho seemed to feel 1 it and know that the day was approachI ing, for ho rapped sharply several times upon tho rtxif, as if in summons to anl^ither person. . . In a moment a second figure appeared, j coming up through a trapdoor, and stood before him iu a respectful, yet j easy and familiar attitude. Then as tho U could In W.C nt^-a M.nr, ■ IklupcI tottefe.1 it <pr.u>g to hi, Tbo 1-eMMot tbe -nn b».l . •«’ a"J >'ftogly puxlI . strong urw eon hunting down on the lord pbtln .“V” * T T ;«« AUlun for nn hour, but lb- city the * "‘I ■Mrtu in deep .najownthou^nd or ‘IwO ."!«>■ J- Ito, old mnn tracked orc foot below. R«.y lieu hovered j r"“ h“ h*”d' feeling tor tbut of the >-out tbe vermilion edg«of the great younger man .nd plmnng it ugauuthu . . ,, , i breast he held it there iu sfience. After ltS.,mmghng with yellow mtd gr.y ,whi), ho k uJ ,oic(J „„ nd ultron colored belt.. fetter down. ■ M] ,h(m|[h row ,hen , hrowing into ghostly relief the white, j . I quaver, a grace note as it were, broke “ftaSJ l,™“D?or;“ ?f th» SJwteZrSn ton«:’ culptured u all and deepening the I — • "Kulcan. iny son, the beating of my iackness of t'le dark rere.-^es. ! heart grows feeble, and this day, tho But there were people astir in the1 greatest, most sacred in the year, may treeta and fields and on the hoosethpa, l>e my last. For a hundred and two or the storm that had risen in fury ; - years I have seen the sun rise over the .uring the night had wrought some'. red cliffs, but tomorrow I may not sea iamage to dwellings, and, it wan-feared, ' । it. Thus 1 feel that now, while my. •> the flocks in the pastures. «• i strength remains in me, I should leave Bnt no eye was directed toward the ‘ . you my last words of instruction and liffs, for the aky was now clear, and no . advice. You will succeed me as high □rther disturbance was apprehended priest, and there is no one more worthy, rom that direction. Stonns were few no one to whom 1 would leave the cares nd far between Atzlan; .tun. they raged . mo pt-mtut inmqnrnt ra ( >mnoh of my juterud offlo. few 1 the plains at frequent intervals in iringtime, but troubled not the dwell-1 wlUuli;b’ a,uru^n<^°T^r^es^b-^ Today, rs in the deep canyon, who never took aH y°tt know. I was to lnake the he pains to climb.the steep cliff sides. |1 holy sacrifice to *'* the sun, the sacrifice “ of -­ 'I'l. • —1. X.Year, —.... — .yet,my x.fr a—... strength aa. 1. Had curious eves peered upward they |. Thirteenth uuld perhaps have discerned a figure foils *nd X"0- JnX 8on« •ho11 Perform utlincd clearlv against the akv, bnt they . l'H‘ Hacre<I r*»®ono but myself for ould not have seen that it wartTnoAta- •’’gbiy-tive years has shed the blood of an garb, and that it surpassed in height the Tir8in “crifice, «nd yet *tis with a •ny Atzlan man, or that it bent forward 1 cheerful hedrt I lay the office down. At nd seemed to eagerly strive to pene-1 n(,on Pat uU the boly robe, and, as you . rate the darkness of tlie canyon. Each ■ ^.ont,htt?’e ,Jet‘n in8‘r?cted,.i>erfijra the may be held tdarly riser carried a torch and was too rite that our people' ’ atent upon his errand to waste time gaz-1 gether-nnd their religion be preserved.” The hand against Iklapel’s bosom was ng aloft, or he might hare seen the fig-1 .re slowly clambering down an ancient, trembling, and Knlcan’a figure shook nde pathway leading to the first terrace, with the einotioh he endeavored to sup­ .'here ruined cliff houses and caves,' press. For some momenta ho appeared ------------------------------ ago, were B14D bandoned centuries the UM1/ only ; unable toj-eply. Then placing his hand ••idcncesof former human occupation. I nP°n Hte old man's shoulder he said: Bnt the man on the heights lutd seen ! father, you tell inc to perform moving torches, and up *vhere he tJie rito Gxat our j>eople may be held to.M it was light enough toeasily pick his ' S«btsr and their religion preserved, •ay. | Why not say that the san god way be It was Eric Gilbert, and he was seek- i ,n^ci™1 to ™ and preserve our people?” ig a point of observation before it grew l h“ voice ha'1 a hitter, sarcastic ring. ;ght in order to ascertain what manner | *“d?h« old man replied quickly: f men these were who carried the lights , Vulcan, you will not learn the j ir beneath him. Hoetile Indians he lmuwa 1 _have striv®n «o diligently to । -new might in all reason be encountered teach. Know that the people are not as ! 1 those wilds, and he had escapml ono j aro an<1 can“ot be lifted to the level anger too narrowly to fall carelesslv °\0Qr knowledge. You. who have been । .ito another. ' 1 initiated into the mysteries and dwelt in' food, and then starting anew in other directions, oh you, too, have done, in a spirit of discovery, and finding, ns you have done, that wo are alone in tho world—a city in a desert—the remnants of n once great people, I returned to my duties, and since that day 1 have been the most zealous in guarding the tradi­ tional customs of our religion.” “But, my father, we have the power, if we will, to prevent this horrid sacri­ fice today! Some plausible excuse can be offered to the credulous people, and nn animal perhaps be substituted for the beautiful maiden.” “It is too late, even were I willing,” replied the aged priest. “As is the cus­ tom when the feast of the Thirteenth Year approaches, all prodigies in nature, in the skies and on the earth, are eagerly regarded as omens of good or evil. Tho birth of the six horned calf has been ac­ cepted by the priests and the people as an evil sign, and the terrific storm of lost night will Imvo wrought their fears to a higher pitch. And now I will reveal • to yon a cause of secret uneasiness and great fear even to me. "Last night, as the Sturm raged with a fury I have not often seen, there came a blast that shook the temple, and there seemetl to sweep over my head a some­ thing, I know not what, but I felt its touch as though long, slender threads brushed by me, and out uf tlio cloud there came a loud voice in wailing; then it passed, bnt I heard the voice, and others, tool must have heard its loud tones. Think not that I was dreaming, or that it was the. vagary of a blind man’s mind. It is tho truth. Lung have I preached signs and wonders, yet this is the first I have myself witnessed ur believed iu. Were 1 to attempt to prevent the sacrifice the envious priests themselves will turn upon us, and wo will but add our own bodies to the offer­ ing. 1 know it and it is impossible." It had grown lighter while the two talked, and the housetops were already block with the forms of the people con­ gregated there to greet the Hsing sun. All were silent, waiting till the lumi­ nary appeored.over the edge of the cliffs. Its beam 6 already blazed upon the north­ ern wall of the canyon and brought out in strong relief the banded colors of the lime, sandstone and slate. The sky was all aflame, and a flpod ofc sunlight Inured over into the abyss, and the glowing, radiant urb appeared. The people raised a mighty shout, bowed their heads before the god iu prayer fof a few moments and «!>sapi)eared within their booses. The day liod liegnn in Atzlan. . Kulcan stood beside th.* high priest, neither of them joining in the welcoming shunts nor the prayers of the populace as the sun rose. The eyes of the yc-unger man were so blinded with tears th»‘ he saw nothing of the scene, while beendeavoml to control liis enu.tion.-i. Be­ fore him stretched a canyon less than a mile in width at ita widest part nnd narrcyiDg to a few feet in places, the eye being lost in its sliarp turns. Through it ran a stream about forty feet wide, with many shallow fords, making a curve about the city and sinking into danger­ ous quicksands nt the western extrem­ ity. The walls of the canyon, two thou­ sand feet high above tho city and sink­ ing to seven hundred feet at the western end, had been terraced by the floods into huge steps, upon which the ruined cliff houses stood, one row above another. Stairways and ladders were carved in the rocky walls, giving access to the heights above, although these were now only used by venturesome urchins. This city was built in n huge circle tQree tnousi three thousand feet in diameter, formin~ in wTth’a Inrol’contirJa°59 strncture, - 1---- Events had crowded so quickly upon ' tl,e Ijib’her atmosphere of lofty thought^ im timing the last few boms that ho ! do not r®*1**0 lhe distance between their 7M prepared for anything. Unaware *a‘1 °ar exception of religion. Among ven in what state or territory in the th0 Priesfc* to yon alone have I dared । to reveal my inward thoughts and truZl nion he had been thrown in the last to reVeal my inward thoughts and tmo.! ’ teheft, tat it tetaJJi rftv in X Hid bound of the balloon, he did not bel,iefA’ bat ifc.was because I s£w in _____ what ______________ __ ,and uu ' as in the f d. gardcu PloL-' Thla now he might ____ encounter, “ .lead ‘ " governor, your father, tho I H :ough tho craving for water and food J{nrit of pWlosopbic reason, as well as ■ thousand rooua^haring in itot ” fan to assert itself ho was resolved to th.°2?Ct to tO W01" P«judice in tremity ^^toriro of * aPBlrtlU(’nt-- It •t hia caution govern 'Ills necessity. I religious matter*. I have Mpoken to you | wn* bniU iJ> . You know tha’t I , 1 »nd beautiful alh« bail gathered the instruments, ' as to my own soul. despise the images of the god amlwur- 1 Jtonw 1^?in white*1 "qUar® COt bich he had thrown in a heap near the Wb*te mortar* 07. more Ige of the cliff, and covered them with ship him, as I have taught you, without ' Itrietiv fires or feasts or sacrifices; bnt yon know J cement. There ttat the people r^nin, the«.. .igw, «td ' r »* ejTutole to keep them tree to their obedi- L,ran™ g^nnJ •“». «d the race; that tia thua wo rule them and not' tan lr ‘7 , m ! '1,tctt*4 hy l«di ---------------------------------------------with reason or philo*,phy. Ti. the ...tetadp^r^x^fe ^ndteda ot whkh kamd apd,„t __ _ *1 _ pay . .to. intellect J ..—the. tributewalls and nrotrndMl di.-_. , tribute they they have paid for countless ages and itetel 1?7 .‘*7’ ,,'lor««y»opened into the Hehls outside the city. must in some form continue to pay.” ThejncceMivc .torie, were eel bnek "But ’ti* time,” impulsively interrupt­ ed Kulcan, “that they were brought to one behind the other, leering tho hirh^ Mt Her n rtngle liM ot uportmonte. eih see that these cruel, infinman sacrifices should be abolished'. Something, I know etory being reached by ebon ladder,. not what, tells mt/that we' are beyond Tho bouaea were three rooms doon onen. log on the interior conrt, and con^tand nbovelhexn now, and th^t the people l-dow. themselvee will welcome the change and Thera tt*pd7" wtth ““ rejoice tliat their children no longer may There were innnmerable trapdoor. In the rooft, through whirh the end, of ■me wall and lined with caves and cliff bo thrown to the senseless image of the fte ladder, appeared, pointing in ererr ••elliugs; caves whose months'were 1 fierce, bloodthirsty son god! Oh, father," direcHon, giving tho city the eomlrataZ lilL-up in cyclopean masonry, leaving ) he cried, sliud dering, “cauwe not devise, rector a forrat ot le„„taff berm "ta before it is forever too late, some means ’ narrow entranc’o to be reached bv r Up the Udden children and even'doei -dder of rope or poles. ’ I to prevent this murder of Ainee?” 50 "It is even now too late,” answered ran with ease and agility. He felt tho need of haste, although On tho western end ot tho city the rn yet he could see nothing in tho the aged priest coldly. “Can you not see tenara were only Ono atory in hLht what feverish impatience me the peopeoT«s below, and finding a convenient 1 with . -* /' T-'T"’ — ’» ilu-uiE rl.u light K..k» of ,.t this day? They cning into a cave close • at hand, yet n P' - e ttWalt — o— ~ — •—un,; inny now here he could overlook the depthe, he ! know *now their children chlWr<'M are a~* safe ““*■* ** —that ”1 the lot has fallen on the girl Ainee. and Witnin the court, toward the id down his burden and waited for the 1 they ;-------thirst--for •the for which end. stood tho temple, the biKh«t tan? tht to fill the can von. ’ “« -spectacle fcvwuw lorwincn The flutter of Lhe wounded bird lJey J1*™waite<1 yean. Today Ing ot all, from tho root or which rope ‘“’^“fthoiWetnalliro. Ch oQMd his pity, and he bound its wing QneUalcoatl, with his dove All about tho outskirts, and also with its side with a strip of his handker- ‘?pon ha,ul- wU1 "turn, as on this blanket. They consisted of a small '•ctric battery’ and lighting apparatus •n invention of Pierce’s), a.lantern, a icrmometer and barometer, a camera ! id plate box holding a hundred instan- ' neons plates, some medical instru- ।' •cuts in a case, a quadrant and a few '| j her articles. He cairpd his Winchester rifle in his I1 ft hand, a blanket thrown over hia ! rm, and a carrier pigeon, whoso broken Ing hung limp-and flapping, in his ■ ght hand, making his descent a matter , ' care. The light wm growing stronger I1 »the canyon when he reached a level iclf or terraco edged with a rough 1! ■*f and laid it upon his blanket, feel- ?*y for th«y b*v« looked for him. • nort of companionship in ita pres- In vaiu. tb*r look; he will not reire-a link with the outer world. l“?* bat “““* havo their sacrifice, *ting nJ he was from a long vigil and theirwrath will turn upon the priests, f«g eontiBued struggle, he stretched aad sha11 lx'n“h- UP°“ U r«t« our b*"ide the bird and fell asleep. f®17 \xwt«nc'!- Murmurs have already brtew the sun rose upon Atzlan ’ be”a M?ar'1 us—we are called upon the top of the high- idU” and bread 0<tw* of 010 poor It is city, whence arose a °°ljr J?’*’ ,lP°n 7™ it will rest a of smoke. The figure it onbr> question of my ^bmtatteg tt5j<ft«n«y«ory«ir life alon4,1 would wflHimly ■ ^ib^MRnoiBHwirtth.sb«<hter ^•tion. I„ placra on 1 MM of MJchlgaa,County ui sauicm they were carried out far enough •ountv (rf’EK. ho/.irt) Ml'W; Pr'Z"” fl* ita to farm baloouics. upon which grew ara* sfMiteHmrt. lu' ,b«day. me nstdar../r. t*'8 trailing plants with great scarlet flowers WQ«>Wlet<f»t huBdn-d * ,.j ,t h’ '«r<X blaring in the spring sunlight in riotousPrewUjL. Charles tv Ar‘< ‘‘7*Probate. Ar,n ,r”"a. Jn<jr. rivalry of color with the burning cliffs. I- tbs matter of >(!>••*... ’ ” In this great beehive dwelt two thou­ Mm.1dseenactot. «t<keMy sand souls, ono family above another, Ou reading and flllng th,. ..HP,, , flrd of Kfizabeth Wf|M.n< M|,p- <Wr rW. the roof of one forming the floor and tWMlffilllMrUwS Sdmlnu.tr.. I,. ;/*■'« •t're,,. yard of. the next above, the humblest *t raid ilBrea*cd tn»y te' «* rtiut dwelling in the highest tiers, for tbe ® -mJ*- lw fascixjataa by the com- tna«», aTurrb. r.",'; ; nobles and wealthy citizens, as a matter of swre -dijuuioo ol ®n M0*!, of course, were averse to climbing and Sul ’JTmaiKrd prof>mdhy-an hte»I of preferred to bo near tho ground, where without mrttkru pr , joterrel droMse4 and all other imsooMiqJl?f opportunities for communion or display 5'r'Jhk'h,’S«“ to tb* torirtr <■» n>. ratals. STS required io buy atttMsqnrt then 10 ta> h.Jj,.,?y, » .were greatpr. clf? M HwUnrs, 2 aAll this lay before the young priwt as there *;.? LT*’’. ho stood and strove with his emotions, linear lirrmoor of cl,inP<* 9.‘?IL . ... <b. taUHrt 0/ U>. “ Vlrjta wl'h nnd such was the scene that greeted Gil­ bert’s eyes in the depths below him when ,l>. CoMta*.-to H>. b,,*rtti< th» mo*t exquisite of Raphxu-l h tasretf W roorinx a copy " t‘ . he awoke from slumber. published in the 1.. to £ rto«..to. to- per printed and circduted m . > fluences. This Madonna is not a niotber. wasksiwioi" k (TO BE CONTINVED.) ”Su,|y a happy and mnlllng virgin, the eWerd^r «! £ "bust «nd Joyous chi (Atra. mj dren who pl.) -roundIbvr knees, a nteld^n One of Mis* Hose Coqhlan’i* most unique with limpid eyes and candid brow, on which the m«« subtle critic can find noth­ experiences occtirr«-d at Pittaburg. PBOBATK (; There was to I* al frereo perform­ ing to read but virginity -nd inDocrnoa- .-Mate of Michigan, fount» of Barr • ance of "As You 1 Jbi I*-’’ Id the ground* Theodore Child in Harper a. At a easel<hi of the I’mIiru < County of Barry, huidenu the of tbe Kenmuwr. a swell east end hotel. laths etty of fisatiuts. it, ■ Mi-a Cogblan was to appear as Turedajr. lute ri«t nsv ot । with Joseph Haworth a* Orlando ami « DCamille Flammarlon, the French author, year oue thousand eight mjf,< • Ham Muldoon os Charles the Wxeatler. Prjaent. Charhw W. Arn^tr..., hu n • |—ion *'**/" <or «« On tho evening net for the occasion the ; nos ’ -jncr the Trojan Probate. ■ l«. hr aaya, pro-o that rirree lbe I rvjan rain pouted in torrents, *0 that the play; tlsticsjw rear has wssrj; r. 3.000 yw" W>. “* » was postponed until the following evening, j war.-,--rhlch wn»n «>mw war has uot /hcLv killed The next day elusive sbowen and delu-; dnpaed- in whten ii: “ihlS p.re»i «b efe :re» hour to hour. At fl p. in. there was a rattliog fall of ruin, but ths sky promptly cleared and the evening promised well. | A goodly audience of the cream of Pitta- ■ burg madety filled the uncovered nmphitheater which had been erected, but just at 8 o’clock a fine, driuling rain began to fall. Up went umbrellas, nod the gorgeously aMlred ranks of people goml.hu-' raoredly showed uot the least intention of .uuroujy givii-K up.the bhip. Foran hour that fine, persistent rain fell upon the grassy stage below the *e»U, but ; at last, finding tbe PltUburgcrs could not ’ be drowned out. It ceased. Rugs were ! spread here and there over the grass, new 1 leaves wbre scattered around, and, arrayed ! in "gum*” and goloshes, the actor* went ! through the play. A stage stride i* a great ; thing anyway, but lhe way those unfor­ • tunate players covered the ground between | I the rugs wits a marvel. Miss Coghlan never made auch strides in ' her profession before or since, and she says ' It b the only time she erer wore "rubbers” Ea<ll*h Sclx.x.lma»U-r*. A.hk at any of Die scholastic agencies If you wish to a^rtain tbe state of the mar­ Entertaining an Ensilwh llithup. It is told of a well known bishop, who is ket in tbe •apply of scboolmaatera. The somewhat addicted to tbe style, of dress market I* positively glutted. There are worn by Englbdi lib-hops, especially the twenty ill dn*aed, »loopiug. faded wretches bell crowned silk bat, that be was once Lhe I panting for every assistant mastership at guest of a family of great wealth, In what fifty pounds a year, nonresident, or twenty particular city need uot be Indicated. His pouuds. resident And, remember, on such -boat am! hcHteu were charmingly khxl and a pittance the i»oor fellow ■ bars to "keep gracious in their hospitality, and knowing up a petition!” They must draw as gentle­ the bishop's liking fur things Anglican, men, live more or less like gentlemen, on Were especially anxious to.entertain him the wages of an omnibus driver. But they in accordance with what might lie the cus­ have taken up the prufeskloti they have tom in England. The fair bosteas. In her qualified for by years of laborious, halt di­ xeal, had even instructed the butler .-ind. gested study. They could not drive an omnibui if they tbe footman to addrc** him a* "My lord,”, but the more democratic master of the would. Who would trust a horse iu their house happily vetoed that ide* before it IuumU? They could not tneud the roads in spite of an Oxford LaeheLdr degree. Who was carried out. In many other ways, however, they tried would select the pale, narrow chested to make t he good man forget that he was scholar among the gangs of sturdy labor­ In the states, though it must bo confessed ers who clamor fur work, and 'style .themdint Ui-dr real in this respect was nt timea telves— sometimes justly, p*»r fellows— greater than their knowledge. But in the unemployed^ Nobody of course.—London opinion of tbe bishop the climax of uncon­ Saturday Review. scious absurdity was reached when, os be was about to retire, his hastes.-, said to film: "Bisho >,>. I am afr dd your miter afraid tnller must have : A tall, well built man. dreaaed In the Bleeper last i latest London style, entered a Broadway got re; 1 mussed up In the sleeper night; (ohn always says it spoils a plug ‘ carat Thirtieth street tbe other morning. hat to t ike it into a train. So I have given He was accompanied by a young woman, orders t a> John’s valet to Co do it up for you. you. t who ww also drenad itj the bright of He has never seen a miter lietere, Iwtbre, but I i style from the English point of view. No­ guro it s all right, u he used to work lu a body uuderetond <t find why the man hat stoi c." And t > this day probably the kind worn- ! didn’t sit down. There wa-» plenty of r««om, but he remained standing front of his an does ?t know what a miter la At any ' ----companion and looked downht her as they rate the [,i«»jop —’ 10 ■* - 1 UUtaL Pr^*atJX X-X was Y^ktoo U£icourts £art*VU P« up hi* hand to her rigl k. —-X. New w York ^ork Tribune. rribune.------------------- ji KraBp n ,«trap. Thr|1 lh<? ------------- A Drrom Of Childhood. ’ In the rsummer ----- of .1HC3 we were „vlt spending a few m >nths at Dunkerque. The English consul a; the time was Sir John, then Ma­ jor Pringle. We saw a good deal uf tbe family fcid one day during a walk over the dunfi, after we had been talking of L.Ti .Tu**’ u,i*anctioa''« W the will, which tench us to beware.” Major Prinule relate,! tbe following curious fulfillment of a dream: hen a boy of fifteen he dreamer that ho met with a strangei accidcnL— that he had fallen,<1 fact, into the crater of au active volcano and waa only r«ued from his perilous position bj mean* of ropes with great difficulty aft^ honrs. It seemed, of dnrance. 7 The dream was so very vivid and Hr. ui.hu tt ixed why be bad remained standing. A very broad, flat gold ring encircled the thumb of the hand held aloft, and it was In plain view of at least half tbe paasengers in tbe car. He remained in that altitude until tbe car reachrd Fourteenth street, when be and his companion disembarked. —NeW Vnrlr Run ’ the foreoMn. be aMlc'ned t«»r tf,..' Mitka, and that the u-.r. u. ' ' F.? *"« rata court, mm to be !.„)<ten >t tilr >>7‘ ’ .©re. In Che city of n and Ukto route, if auj Uwrr t?r;i'?“‘L Of th. petitioner may not I. It U further ordered. tAai mu.i , paper printed and cireulat^d in ^-.i Bnrrv ones In each wrek for Ur- . weeks previous to raid day «K brortn ■ I CHABLE* W. Ar.M^TF-.xa IJL tro- far,-.- , HHKJUFF’ KAI.!: KoU«» *£ hereby given that ->v a virtue . writ of fieri teetas l^ucl our of dll l uti£. [? *•* ?C.,bc ®°«rt toe th - L’uuwr of *7 amthtale Of MJchlsan. So ms <J:rec:«q ll 4 jtellrered and against lhe x<»d» nnd chalSJ InadaaMtaMnwntB of j a a..*.). • • » vw,1 HI,' ; 1 <••• rj January. A. D. HW. levy uimui mid **■!« m2 lake all tee right, title and lutere't <•( Uw> uS dcteBdant, Georye J. C01. In aud tu tee fulloir. .^MLd—joal tniais situated in the tooctv ofbarrvand Wata of Michigan -All. fi»lt ax tbe north eaat corner <»t tlw north ve»i quarter ot wilon umnber taenl} screu;»te»n two north of range eight »r*r. ibrr.re mwUi sceordlug to tec rovernrar. t Slir*o thirteen cbalnyand thirty link,, th-n-r wr»i n> » roast at Stale Itoad flitv-ulnr n-d» we*: of hS liar, teenre north on liw of Mid r-vi to the aorth fine Of section twenty-*^'. -•! sataetows andranar. thence raM on wclxm tt:ic to the plihco M begialnc. coutalnitsg ihro> acre* of land more or le*«. «Im» tte.-ton three-fourths acres r-0 the m?uUi < .1 u\uw —- —' ——, ..... ^.i. .. AV wUTTO one hundred snd sixty red» to Um purt» r*Uke. lheore we»t atena tbe >4u*r-< r li&t u> tb<* ~o. trr of the xtate rxMtl. tncare »<*uth sk-a* q* H alt road to tbe section ime betneeu iwt-li ®D» «od tweoty-ri*lit. them <• rust ajuqr the .« f’uWh forenoon uf that day. Dated February. i. b. lisa. ---------- J*MV« II. M, Kn Sfwrifl vt Him » COtJiKoVV B) I. W. YRQUMSX. Deputy .Slur FltOBATB UIIHSK State of Mlchltaa, Count} «i 1 uv ui iik-wiik*. m saiu • day. tbe llth dav of FrCn.Mr,. UmmmimI debt hundred a««: 1 Pretent. Cbarl-* W. Arc Pn»baf«. In tbe matter' of the e»l Moors, decra**-<L Ctemeut Smits, administrateotnes into court snd reptewti: Kd to render !- « final srro : .asd pray* tb-1 ad-o «u» bearing toe «*rnc and he be«l:»c trurt. b’antanapaiUB. after a shameful reign, net fire to hh palace and burned himself st'd hln treasure to avoid falling into the Lands of hi* ronquerora. nsniumniu >»nM "pniSsi further ordered, that mM prti:l« Uu-rvof hy r*R«| pebit'W in th- men in making the-ascent of Mount Ftr™ Tb«r....mhU<lta)do«, „ IhlohnipUke .Irpriioo from which It was impossible for him » Nerve Tonic j st Al NIJnl AT' ,?"U He, .nd phfMciJnT, "h"' •uu‘°'<- wn-aiump,,., „,n„ M report, th., lb. phnteU~HlJl't"Utlog pntlrou .11,, n„»LlZ™ *>"'7“<» lb. trenple iJ*n,. , ln0»ernor general of the i>rovin~* The B0T* ■ereluw.to I* .niEr'JS 7“^ a. ch"X- bln. „„ - y< Ur exerciro Jf ' M.Whaf Tw A government «ppuiatm<S?” C ?!riV dellgblnl. "aid th, tunityto b not. and nif Blood ^Builder Wor. WILLIAMS’ “'™’ h • f.r JT4.3Q. F XEBiaSECO, Schenectady, H.Y. "iSrocktllte.OnL Nops Sucb COKBEHSED PHODATE DUDEK State of Mtetiisan, Countv <4 PAAX a seaalon of th” Probntv the conntv ot Barry Probate office, in the »ftv .4 ■aid County, on Salnrdai f.Febroary. la thu rear ui-c tluauu unSMBd ninety :bre,‘. pl^rBS«jK Cbarfe* W. Arnh n la the matter o£ the estate ■ Moore, a minor. J»WJ TownsetiJ. Kuardixn o’ rottw* lato^ourt n>.d rerwrernt' o P-red to rentier hte u«u EMoralan ofthemtateuf «*'t .»*>< that a day may be appointed f -r Wm. Thereupon ft lx ordered. • hut nth day or Mareh .» !>., itaia’ the fhraooou, be a-tsigut-l f.<r tl< raid pettttou anti that tbe h.-fr* »t nt the peHttaner tnxy not be gfi'-T ft further ordered. Hurt mW l-llti। Hee to the perwius loiere-ted li< v lbw pendency <if h»M pe<llk« .vid •wSreofDjn«WBBlrg» roj-y «*f th'- •' published tn the lU‘t,ns< li.v'•» paper printed an J cimri-ir-' in <*• Harry, emee In each wr»-k for itn waeka previous tOM»t ifry «f hr:,ri — W. AKV-O Jtldvr < <A true copy.) m XOTICR FOU llKAKJXt; OFT « Sxr <b« nuin irefore. tn and with raiwal edgra to ^-Jte ..nrt.ee, tn which uj nj^^'^ooter «alls-.r tbe tanae, fetodta . root or two th. WU reading andilUuK ih-Ktr of James M. Baums,:,. |lt;r at j erased, praying tbm adsnlmur... tale may beeranleu titania prt" other aultatde per»ou. i reuturiw » l<~ makes thjjitet*lm.»rly to be !^00,00D.<«>. » u . . J , rrprt-enUng the “J* 1 1 globe at tb. Pre-M day. WghteeumUHon cabfc m.trfs of Mood •’*• “** Jf thia blood were P”™** JJJJJ Seine instrad of th. one would have to stand on tbe parapet fifty hoars to we It flow away. lf tbe |JOO,UD.<N»iikrlrtons should rise and diiub uut- upuu tho other th. ladder thus formed would reach the moon, ooil about that body nnd continuing onward would mount into mflnlte sp~» four times as far agate -that te. MO.TOO league, lu height. The corpses, if thrown into the channel at Calais, would form a bridge be­ tween France and England and separate the ocean from the north sea by a weir. If only tbe beads of the men slaughtered in war were taken and placed aide by aide a ban would I* formed reaching six times around the world.—Cincinnati Enquirer. “•ppolnt- It is stated tT.» J lm bwa ------ hoUoe la tereht jrtren.tlrei te " Probate Cnurt f»r tlwtWHj of I’’”’'1 ' the l«Ui dMtof February. A.if - • ' ' fr.im mar dole were allowed for rft dH —--- fcbs. t}l|f ,.4t , fcaic of/ inU al! • required di croud iMhotato tnumnim o«<i v■ ■ day at Ansiwt ov»4 *»dI tsaj he lieerd beloreraid t.-artffL.'SMUi.’U.Sw -“oOI.<~ do- �SABBATH KEEPING. adopted a reamble, resolutions, nnd pro­ teat against nntianal government inter­ fering In glomi matters in any way, and especially at|thjs time in clotrfntj the World’s LESSON X, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ The I^agtM of American Wheelman to. NATIONAL SERIES, MARCH 5. in session at Imlladelphia. An attempt to fair on 8u ay. Ralph ria. speaker of the Tennessee ins*,-t the word white in tbe constitution (Ta»tele«s—Effectual. > r> crived 10U votes to 101 against, but waa bo-se, has |»een disbarred by a Memphis u failure because * two-thirds vote wax judges » »te rubbed one of his own ui.-eraaary.i -, clients. Dails will probably lose his gavel. Conrod Znpp. a lunatic nt Columbus, John T)JEno, one of America's phenome xx, 8—Commentary hy tbe Bev. D. 31. u^l rntuda, who stole several hundred heated n pok(:r red hot, put the cool eud Steams. thousand dollars and then gut away, haa against a Mall and drove the hot end through bid abdomen. He was found dead retwjicd aud given himself up al New This cbnptcr gives an account of the dis­ later. York. cipline of Ntheminh in separating frim Half "a dozen people at Collinsville, Ills., Israel the mixed multitude, nnd in cleans­ M. La Royer, presid-ait of tho French Renowned all over the Wortd. senate, bvs resigned. Ill health la given aa have been bitten by a mad dog and there is ing Israel from all strangers with whom the remranl but It is said that he desires to n hydrophobia panic there. they had become entangled by marriage Cor,nd -tlh • T1.IWI • MhM. <*«*«• The Toledn, O., Fourth Ward Repub­ (verses 3, 30). It tells alno of the discipline avoid presiding over the high court of jus­ lican club ha|« appointed a commlttroto cir­ In reference to Sabbath desecration, which Made at St. Helena. England. Sok tice to try Panama cases. ' druggists and dealer* Price ** * 0 Fire at Mont real destroyed property culate a aulricript Ion fcr Governor McKin­ Is our Bjnsclal lemon for the day; but before bux. New York Depct, j«s Canal St. worth fcAO.Ok'. The principal losers aie ley, each sulMcribcr to give not over <1. taking this up consider the dangers of be­ Because Richard Saiardens, boot and shoe factory; — —-— h|is daughter married against ing entangled and hindered by n mixed J. E. Mullin & Co., bool and shoe factory* I t,s wil1 Cha|rles Simona,.a Milwaukee nn- multitude. When Israel left Egypt a com­ (UVUIO., inc.,’ her net and nuu her uu trunk iiuuk iulu mv pany of that kind went with them, and Keegan. -Milne & Co., electrical supplies; i, ar ehist, -firefl into the Doyle & Anderson,-wholesale tens street -n«i nnd iiU then tmnann hung crnj>e on the theiW dour. caused them much trouble (Ex. xli, 38; Allen Man -el, the late preiltlent of the Num. xl, 4). Much trouble In tbe church An explosion in the Skalto mine, in Santa Fe nrfiiivay, was burA-.fi Saturday nt today urines from the people who are halt Syria, caused fifteen death*, besides twen­ San Diego, Cjil. y and half—the worldly church mem'nen ty miners Bu rn or less seriously injured. TIME TABLE. 'Judge N. M. Bnadwrll, one of tbe lead­ who are neither one thing nor the otker. In effect Jai usi j a, 1863. Six punujni were drowned'”by the flood­ ONLY BY If any think that tho restoration under Favorite Houle between Grand Rapids. Detroit ing of tho Rudolf mine at Carlsbad, Bo­ ing rnctnbers of tbe Springfield, Ills., bar, has been attacked with parolyaU Hla Zeru l>lmbel and the reformation of Ezra hemia. right able is paralyzed and recovery is nnd Nehemlab fulfilled tbe prophecies con­ Lv. | Going East I A. M. |T7m. Ex-Secretary WLicney has gone ou a doqbtfuL cerning restoration, let them compare Isa. Gr.iiid Staff cruise to Bermuda nnd the West Indies. The Chicagp Bank Note company has been xiv, 1-3, with Neh. lx, 38, 37. If any think Rast Porto Caal dealers of Bosflln and vicinity have McCord cIomxI by tha sheriff; mwete, about <85,(O'; reduced the price of anthracite coal 50 cents liabillths, nbput ITO.OJO, according to one that wo are now In tbe millennial age, or Alto that tho church with her prvewnt zeal will Elmdale a ton. , of the firm. Clarksville bring that age, let them be honest enough Irnin one Crop.. W. D. Lelper, of Chillicothe, Mo., won j PROBATE ORDER. I..,ke O.l. MS ’ Edward L. |Harper, the Cincinnati Fidel­ to believe what is written, and they will Woodbury the competitive debate at Yale, and will 1ity bank wrffeker, has been pardoned by Ktate of Michigan, comity of Barry,surely see that tbe Lord Himself must 1, . John Miller, of North Dakota, reAt a session ot tho Probate Court for the rwrewol lie unlvenaiy taw «±ool at Ranfleld „«nt nanuou at lb. lhe rrM President Hatrison an after May Inext. Har- come for larael's restoration and to Intro­ Mulliken County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office In tat«f an instance of what is being accom. —»_ bad »-_» health *-« »- is lhe rtjnaon given. tale-Princeton debate March 15. !i peria Grand Ledge Ilia City of liAxtlngs. In arid county, ou Wed ­ duce tbe millennial ago (Ps. cl1,10; Acts pii?hed by fanners ln lhe Red River Valley nesday, the l-t dav of February, in the year Lansing The czar's-present to the emperor of Ger- 1 ---------IU, 114-31). of Mciueeota qud North Dakota. He said one tlioa«and elctit hundred anu ninety three. many waa a Russian diadem in pearls and , Detroit Tuesday, 15. "In those day aavf I in Judah some Present. Charles W. ATHMtroug, Judge ul ji-------- j_ - ------------ va-.. S. ,1. L< !ati<l. near his ’own of Dwight. N. Theiwitchnien nt; ’ Theawitchnien on the tbe Vandalia line nt !'r.in^ntmriterri th a estate of Josep b McKee diamonds and worth >80.000. ; treading wine prernew on the Sabbath. ” ought ICO acres*.t landin the spring , d.. ch»-r:.. ’ ’’ *7 ■ Decatur, Ill*., struck because they were in tne matter of the e«tate of Jo-iep h McKee Hugh O'Donnell, Jack Clifford and Hugh | Then he enumerates their other deeds of Lv Howard City < 62.000, and raised prune __ ■ ItiKuie ................ . .. ' of lbfll, for crops tliftt that ... an aojndgrfi prroiu. Rom. lenders of the Homestead strike, denied a raise of 115 per month. ., Edmore Sabbath breaking and says that be testi­ On reading llir i-eiiUoti heretofore fllrd duly m‘r- । worth the biliary of a government Tho referendum instituted by the lib­ .. Stanton verified, cf Agin---MrK»c. a sihter «’< said .los- charged with murder and treason, have „ loula rlerk. in ex- ess Of the o>st of his farm, ns enh McKie. |>re>ing tor tin- removal of M-vrv been released at PitUburg on 110,000 ball eral societies uf Belgium to learn the sen­ fied against them. ThoSabbath was insti­ tuted In Eden before ever sin entered this Ar Grand lyrige MeKmive prcM-nt uumdlun of ahlil adjudg***! per t!ie following statement: timent of the |«pple on the suffrage ques­ world, ami when God wrote with H to finger ’ i.. ■..... 4.1 V.1 Y> . In-oae ix-rsoK and llw appoiiitmi lit uf aiort.i.w tion was taken throughout the kingdom. IGotng P A? M l^-r-o.-i tor-aid inn-1, tor lb- rcaroes and pur the Ten Commandments on two tablets ot In Brussels, wncresome iu where some o 25,000 .'aw vows votes were . .... , , I p >-r-» tn said pvtltl-*u t forth. ., | Detroit I “ldth' Representatives ut all the great heating c.t,. Urt- m.Joritr faroml M. ---------- i Tbvrcuoon tl. i» ordered that Fr.daytne .« Lansing | TIJ“ <SJ ;.6O0 5o ! Jitn ..toy of rrbruary. A, n. 1*» at and vVntilatlng companies of the world pr^ntaotoulnmlmutaod .uffrage. IWU'-lti i: <• rtt of land. Grand Led , , . ,, one-seventh of bis time to a law from the - - - 11, e e'clork in the fHcetuxm. be assigned are in sesaiou at Toledo |>erf<*ctlng the or- * ’ . Mulliken In tbe pl«c dl,trlet on Htuno-nn p« river te lnnk p„pet„nl obl|g«H<,n. ..................... . 1.134 50! for the isronng <»f arid fortltlon. and SttnfleN -Tl,.-re .Iwell men or Tyn.ntao.wbo thi-kind ;<:• to wmoti tlufi '■ »:•-* tor heirs at . law »’ ------------- ganixwtion of a gigantic trust. Tho cap­ nwblunontraed Mlcbwl. Ulted two' „ Woodbury Cd' • interested tn ital represented exceeds £40,000,U00. .. I Lake Odessa Iruz In thi- news market <»«« |JS'me*tote.arerXulredt Menlnvta wb<. nrion.pUd to Jump hl. . b. Stbltath unto tb. chlklren U Four miners were.klUed by the caving in Clarksville ■ ret “ nl “ i , -Imtah. .nd In Jtm»k-m." God givn. ’ ■ of said court, tin u to lx* I..-.-. .. .... .. .. fimdiie of a mine roof at Joplin, Mo. the «re nnd abn both dmui. H1J chlMmi they „„ Office in the «-ity ot ifasUdgs.ln arid county, and ; , .. TAIto ----------------------- 1--------------- ■ Miow ru>:»e. if auv there l>.-. why the prayer of Thu Harry Biwwnger Fobnccn company’s 1-orilno Dta>, Jr., .on ot 1-rnudent 1).^,| cH|,ln!n. n« e.« no taw. Io l™l McCord the petitioner may not tie grouted. And It Is fuctorv nt Louisville was burned, causing a East Parts *> “ 01 wtn H« b& rtdeen.«l them from Buy-pt. >311N1STRA1OK'S»ALE. lurther ordered, that said petltlonrrgivi; notice ' Juss c>f &.¥>,0UO. |Ar I'Grand RapidsI J7 M U» M.-x.e.n notation ttanr. . _ miu>by dwlb ...:ue .1.,,,., ...... IW—W- «pui« Ib.t.be«-n.0 yotink wile ot Conunodore « Ultan ; u„, |,„le,„|y |,y tl10 grart ot God. but U­ Lv I I A. If . - bvXlv.-I. • -• I 71--n at min- ■ 'hereof, by i-r a .-o; y of G Is order to to I vere <<.ld of the present winter was caused through JcsusChrtot, who to the „ Grand LeCge • by the near approach of Mars to Jupiter. I h. Mayo, retlrtd, who was married in De-, jng -and dm.tai8d : cm i.;» of cemher. tom several times attempted to ' cn<l (){ lhe ,aw for righteotwness to every 1 An Indinu mass ii-ro took place on Sor-| icnia str , ■ -■■ lt« eueh fur three Murewsne it suici<l|.*at their home in Water one that• bclicveth, • • ■ .! lhe, IT' it is then, and* only Howard City | i row Island, a British northwestern trad- । conun Mk« in evlous to said Lay -’I iirari i g bury, Conti. i'Le is said to be suffering then, that the righteousness of the law Ionin | Charli a V>'. AiiMATiiox*;. I ing post, in which twenty-five Indiaus were i Stanton from nielabchulia, and bos been sent to a can be fulfilled in ns who walk not after Judge of Pn-tnUe. j put to death after a fight. ■■id .udwirify granted to nir I 'A true com.) aauit ariuni. 1». 1MU. by li-.ftidAT. A. !>.. by . ------------------------------------- ,------------------------------tbe tlerii, but alter the Spirit (Rom. ill, 20, Sixty thou-.uid telephones arc in drily . , . . • Everyday, others week days only, t stop * use iu London. ' A <k-jw-rute । battle is reported bctwt-;-n 24; x. 4: rill, 4). TIiom* who know not ; St. Lc.aU wodirarkm «n oW»Uliw I ,bv Corral iu.4 Kuvemm.nt ton— In Uh God know no Sabbath, but tho people of on rlgnal. Parlor cars on all trains between Grand a vi.-.,- to .trtklug tor eight Iwum' I Grand ,lu The tatter ora n.ld Judah should have shown tbe men of Tyrt^ Rat-Ids and Detroit. Seats 23 cents. Conoeetiona du Sol, IBi .,/rH^T?ah^u!>)w“u■.0>-, That more ills result from an II with to <>•»• have " met wit|h work-tor ten tans l»y. “ lc- V 1,P “ *>tattthat they kept holy tbe Sabbath because made inl'tdon station. Grand Rapids with the Attanu. Go.. I. to Uavo » new nun Jm J »tpped In belweou. Wo of tbrir Gpd. There can be no trade with CmcAuoA Wjorrf MunfioAN Railway fom to\n'oni i'i?'t.orth :otj Unhealthy Liver than tiny lion... «„<l eity boll under one root. The kut in., O. 1. l|»vyen. who were qu«m-l- nn buyers, nnd tinks-s the people of Jerueonirinii.H '/vruty-one othercause-Indigestion.Coristi• ncr**s.accurun:^ loi.ie . ■ _ , »-,••• ot tho tuliiling will be over ««>,«», ' •“« ”• "m1 enieb ubnlktln euch Mlem had -----------„--------- ------------bought tbe men of Tyre had IPS. 'll AHI.BVI.'IX AXH FBTOttKJtr. Favorite ’kero*'‘‘n"e? iiw nation, Headache, Biliousness, co»t route to th*summer resorts of northern Michi­ umlllwlllteono ottbe tevt publlcesU- ?""• oo-’Atr [snzing bio ante near the: „kl. gan. , I' ; pnd Malaria usually attend it. tires iu the south. •heart. , 1 17. "Then I contended with the nobles of Trains leave Grand Rapids for Cbicago,8:SO A Tvu etuplnyo^ ot the Pennsylvania! Fite at St. Paul destroyed the factory of Judah and said unto them, What evil । Dr. Sanford's Lifer Invigorntor a JOI . at., n.OI’. U.IWIlcins.fl. ' NchiiylkiU Valley road were killed and two I the Minucwota i|hoe company. Loss. <213,-. thing is this that yis do and profane the locate for Manistee and Traverse City 7-JO A. ! is a vegetable specific for Liver iujurcti^n a wreck on that road. x | WOO. Two flreitjeu were badly injured and Sabbath dayf” Inverse 11 we n-ad that, M. and SMI*. M. .dmlulslrator Disorders and their accompanyLeave lor Charlevoix and Petoskey 7:30 A. M. At a “{Mwemala ball and chitling ! one of them will probably die. He contended with them liecause they had Sntuuel Prici^ Pricq, a a victim victim uf-the of-the late late zero zero forsaken the of God. • The house of night trains to Chicago. ‘ ing evils. It cures thousands supper" given by the colored people of a I Faluuel • house . hud Iwitli !><Jth hands nnd feet severed ^,r*’ WSB WM* Israels IBrn*i • center, nnd thejnws thejni of PROBATE ORDER Ask our agents fur further particulars or why not be one of them? Take sect iuu of Cincinnati, somebody stole the, weather, had write to ';KMAum and thereby -v..UJ precipitated ~ a— rioL |I from his hts body body it 11 n a Pittsburg Pittabiira hospital. bosuitaL.The Got! Go«l their especial especial delight, delight. if If tKey tlu-y were . geohgk DkHavxk. Gen'l Pass’r Ag’t. Dr. Sanford ’ s Liver Invigprator. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L Minzer and Miss and operations were all performed nt one “sit- tornelites indeed; but they were proqp to . a of tli« Fn-bate Court for the Grand Rapid* , •. Parry, hol-len at lhe Prolate office, la Your Druggist will supply you. Marik Read, of Media* - - Pa., anil— „..j the victim i„. will —in probably —i._».i„ re- forsake His house and despise Htoword Rev. James Ung.” and ■. t fla»:inv». io arid countv.on Hatur(Il Chron? xxxri, 16), nnd for this they went Wnl\. r. <’f I ’ :aiy, I’.u, were killed nnd ! •oV, r___ I______ ;________ • mh day ut February. Io inr year or“• to Babylon. Now that they have returned ,-•: rish* hundred and n’nety tjiree. -about twenty others severely hurt in a' uvE-STOCK AHO PRODUCE MARKETS, from (.aptlvltp and left their idols their • • ift. Cbaflet W. Artustrecit, Jud?'-' , wreck near South Street station, west । ------hearts still wander from God and His laws. Philadelphia. The tracks cross each other | thleago. the mstter ot lhe estate of Lucy A. | The Niagara Falla Route. And m> It won long after, In tbe days of . il-cer.-u*^. . there nnd one train ran into the middle of Chicago. Feb, 27. ■I. cuStaith. ndtnlnistriitor ot said estate I Mnlaclil, when they rubbed God in tithes * TIME TABLE. the other. I Following were)he quotations on the board ■ .nM. vir. i^id rcpiesentatbat he is pre-1 and offerings mid said that it was vain to Stations. Frederick Leach, a Chicago recluse worth of tra-lo today:! Wheat-February, opened - > reader Iim tin at account with sitd e- ' _ ln fgect September II. 1833. serve God <Mai. ill. 8. 14). a id pro' - lliat a day may be uppolutod for 13),000 was found In bls house after he had ^.fc‘i‘^ ^S-41^’ putn.lp.ni |p.m.:p.m.|*.n» IK “ Did not our fathers thus? Yet ye ■ -Ante and he be discharged from ....! T *2t 3.1H GM|1I.ZO| 3.30 been dead fur eight or ten days. ttaerrxM.. ' February, oj>uusd clewed 4014c;. May. bring niorvwratli upon Israel by profaning Stations. Ten. uim Saturday ine ] I ppen rd 43c. ctoasd 42I»c; July, opened 4~K(c. the SnLbath." Although judgment bad !«<3 xt nine o'clock In 1 Stations. Friday. Feb. 24. ‘ cloned ttJoc. Oats—February, opened ——c. overtaken their fathers, yet they continue Mrs. Avery, of l.iniona, Fla., tins offered closed -- o; April, oproed — c. cloeed SOKTH. in the Kime rin*. for not until the Ethio­ 1(30 acres of land nnd a cGttage to be used —c; May. o ened ®Mc. cloeed 3711c. Pork— pian can ehan ge his akin %nd the leopard Kalamaxoo Lv.. ; ii'-d persons interested In said , Hastixus. KastCootier........ ns a homcT r . rpliatis under the direct! jn Feburory oper.e<) fltKD. closed 17AX May, M- A- 01U.MAS. U»> AO«. Ids s|>oU can those do good who are accus ­ Richland Junc l i opened |1W. riueed |lf.25: July, opened । the < fc- ■•! H utlugs. hi arid county, and ‘V . ftcc olxs G. F & T. A. C hicago. tomed to do evH (Jer. xiii, 23). "AR empty Cressey.... Julia Vat. Wagner. W) years old. and ’ 118.35, closed 91ANI. Lard- Fehorary, opened -■aii»e. if any there be, why the prayer ot - - -------------------- - --------------------------------------------num will git understanding when iFwiid Milo l>«iton....... ; . ->u*t may n>>: he'granGri. And Ills I mother of Mrs. Dudley Buck, wife of the ’ 11X25. closed 512.1=1*. Live stock— H<w: The price* at the Union art' colt is Imru a man" (Job xi, 12, R. V., Cloverdale.. • i it-red. that vdd :»-tltioner give uotlee I Brooklyn composer, bos been burned to 1 Stock yards ttklay ranged as follows: margin). Nothing will make man what Shultz *• -r-.-t - interested in said estate, of die death by the accidental upsetting of a Receipts for tbp day I3,(Xri; quality poor, no ought to be, but a new heart, a birth ■t y uf said petition and the hearing | he n Hast iy as.., lamp. Ibvnruring a copy of this order to'be left over about 5.50); market rather active f*ron, above, this ‘to a Bra creation creatlor. aca»> " ' nnd * '*" mew • -! in the ll tstiags JltsXKR. a newsFierce Stevens Hamilton,Uthe known HU.™..... ,,r n»iir...s vO well Seotta. 1,., Si * Coats Grove God. It is the gift of God (Ezel;. xxxri. Woodland .. previous ti. srid day ofhearinr. »)•»"? nolMn.ean.iepn.o^ ol ft tai Woodbur 13a j Clt.-.s. W- ARMH1ROMO, Lansing. The Sons of the American Revolution ti-TSOAus mixed, and |7.B5ftiLa» heavy pack-. refusal to receive. • Judge of Probate havq eheted General Joseph C. Breckin- ‘‘m an l shipping lota. f 10. "And some ot my servants set I at Detroit Grand Rapid*. ridge president, and among the vice presi( atUo-Kecalfrts for the day 13,'JOO; quaUty the gates, that there should bo no bunlen dents are rice President Morton, Admiral ' onl?' Wr. market radier artlv. on packing , bronglit in on lhe Sabbath day.” Thereto Wonk-n, Sber.n»u. G.u.r.1 Ik.,- ‘ few. *7? ™ ",ch. “ PROBATE ORDER. a little more fiivorable to shippers; quo­ bd obrellent, and If our city rulere had the Stations. ton and benerul A. Mr. Greeley. .d M-i-iilKsti, County of Barry—ss. tations ranged ut JS.i'iftCAlO choice to ex­ . -.(---lion of th*: l'r.»lu*:e Court f"r the Mrs. Flora Ellice Stevens of Chama, N. ; tra shipping steers, $1.75 ft 5J5D good spirit'of Nehvmlah there would not be the • of IJsrrv. ho’dsa bt lhe,Probate office, to Sabbath desecration which is increnringly J3ck Headache and reItem aU tho troubles tnof* M., .-ui a notary public recently admin is: ____________________ to choice do. $4.1 J (ft 4.M fair to good. SOUTH. i live! ifa.tiiig-. in Mid county. onTusadeni io a-blliomi state of tho system. ausbM tered the oath of office to bur husband. । gXfl&ftLUU common to medium da, S3.4dftl.aJ and nlurmlnrrly prevalent in all ourcitiea. Kalamazoo Ar... 1i«7il. -lav ■•! F-o!-iriry. tn the year one i drill hundred and ninety-three. Willtam L. Stevens, who had becnjdccled butchers' ateeni, UWftASJ atocken, S2A0® God will hold our rulers responsible for all East Cooper Lv.. Richland Juncl. Charles W. Annstrou^. Judge of iusttoe of the peace. 1 Texas steers. $3J5ft4.15 feeders, S2.1Uft that they enn prevent of evil and do not. Cressey <... J I, r i.L5O cows. SLSStftl) j bulls, aud SlOUftLuQ veal But to be per-onal, there are such com­ Susan B. Anthony had a warm fnend in crivea ' uu‘“- *uu Milo the late Justice Latnar. who was always bheep—Receipts for the day 12.000; quality mands iu these for believers. “Let ua lay Delton----Clove rdrie • » . r.-mi'uan.l filing the petition, duly vert­ w illing to'interest himself in her work. ' fair, market wm rattier quiet; prices aside every wyght and the rin which doth Rhnltz : <>( W w Hampton. administrator ot beari- ua." "Let us cleanse ou£Rhode Island Frohlbltionitta Prohibliionltta have notnuom- neaur. stcadr. qumauaua quotaUqus ranged at KOOft Rhotle m n. uft so, easily ’ ■ I estate praying' tint he mav be llc-DM-d to HAsrivos. inated Henry B. Metcalf, of Pawtucket, \ J® w**Ur“i‘^”’1 tbe " uS : tike nil estate of arid deceased as In ' ■ p«tltion dewrlhed for the reasons and for governor and IiubIm. ; spirit.” "Put off the old man. with hla Grove. i jrix.M-sTherrin s>t forth. * Th- IG.V Dr Itavi.l Keene onu of MilButter-Fancy repM-ator. 27® deeds” (Heb. xil, 1; II Cor. ril, 1; CoL ill. Coats The Itov Dr. David ««« of MU- ;Bc; to stftJte fancy dairy, afft And U!eSt. wc art. bonnd to lf WB Woodland .^. day of M:.r.!n. A. !>. IftiB. at one o'clock wqukec s pioneers and the founder and for j;0. frrsh packing stock. ISftlTc. Katm- ’ i V t 7 1 n 11/ .1« # Woodbug^ nearly half a century the rector of SL ! strictly fresh, lie per dor ire hoaro. Wftltc. ! J™0} '^...‘^bhaJh r!2? bl“B ' >r afternoon be a«.dgn**<l for tho hearing of Lanstog . -1 p<-titl<>n and tbx: the belrs at law of salrt John's Episcopal church, Milwaukee, Is Dreswri poultry-Spring chickens, UftUo per l“* m.4*n“*.g of tnJl b«bb"t“ "J*1, „ Detroit .i-<l sntl ril other |>ersons Interested Io dead, agea 73 years. ; lt»; mixed lota, UftlUc; turkeys, elwloo, 13ft So uie merchants and sellers of all Grand Rapids. -■. i < state, are n q-ilred U» appear xl a session ■Acba they would be almcatprieelaosto those wha of were lodged without Jerusalem ------| vase, ducks, ISftlSc; geese. lUftDc. Potatoes kind kind uf ware lodged without Jerusalem ■•t -aid court.then to be ho'deu atllie ProbrieofBuusr from this dlslrnaaing complaint; but fortu. •Stops on signal only. i iu the City cf lla*ithucs. In said County, nnd Saturday, Fob. “ ** ■* — ” “*■ 23. 'Viseonsin n»e, 7tift73c per Lu: Hebrona. 72® ---------once or -twice. ------ ” The ----- ---------------------------------jierseverancc of the + No®, s ana r, will nut carry passengers ualeM 1; ■ ■ cause, if ontr there be. why 5c: Wisconsin Burbank*. 74&80c; Michigan ' doers of evil ought to put to shame the fol- prmltied with freight train |M*rmlts. who ones try them will And lb**' UBb PUUtxIu. The bill to disestablish the Welsh nniyer <»f tue petitioner may not be ..ih.tih-r will not ba wIL cl>7,reh h» ta>ed IU tot reading l„ to i a’pX 1 lo"’” T'T-J.T *° d° Freight trains will be run at the conveniens* .- »:t.-i. And It Is further ordered, that • i j*. tittoner rive notice to the persons Britbb house of commons. ; ^Frir to good. per bbl; common | nr* oft times njore ef the company, wbo reserve the right to change the time of such mlns without ixitlra - - r- st. >i In said evute. ot lhe pr-idency of Cbri. Voa dor Abe’o ion Edw.nl loll1 ud poor .uwfc. p»ell.». r~>or. tUMUl | '-•>«!> tbmo who Wt8. DKWisn. Gen’l Manager. »a.-<l petition and Win bearing thereof by causing H. C. POITKIL under a coble car at St. Ixral. and It la Crtatborrte^Jenwr Iu„r, pupjo,.., p.t bbb >'»mo ol Je.u. and ought t« .land •> .-py of ttibs order to bo puoilshed In the lla»ii a Basxkii, a newspaper printed aml.'elrcufi-nrwl hr wax fatallv iniured Cui* Cod. fair, J&iU.'cZjO; choice to fine.: for Ills holy day. Oh, „ ,p r Kntlrlf navinu teller nt th. IWVWLOl. Honey-White clover In 1-lb sec- the Spirit of G«xl aud ha I •<! hi -rid County of Barry, once u> each la th f. bxna cf »on»ny lives that here tewbar* • K f ir thru- successive weeks previous to lv’ ’U' gtU”CrOf^e tkms, per |b: broken comb. 10c. trre-JtH <if His kingdom! wo niako our groat bornt. Oar plllacurei. while eJ et*v ri & -outlay ot hearing. First National bank of Wilmington, Del. w —v„-u I _. . .. rrtli-ra do not. .. . fiew Tork. CilAULKS. W. AhMSTnovo. 81. "From that time forth came they no Carter's LitUa Uvor Phteare vm is a self-confessed embezzler to the amount ‘ \ Judge of Probate. . - -- ------------- ( more ou the Sabbath.” He testified against very e*»y to take. OnoorAxo pllte isaksa doeo. ' > true copy.l | W heat—No. - red cub Me Jowan steady; th ani^ threatened to lay handson them; Th- y are»triei!y-wget*bteanado not gripe or of $35,«». France’s imports in Jan nary were 3105,-. fairly .—(------------------------------------active, local switching -- -----------------and some tor-... . purye. but by .their gentle action pleaee ril who Ign buying. baying. May most active; March. 77M® f * .i me,uit U- and dc‘ ceoUwe-.. Xn vials at 73 cento s flva for U- Sold 2D5.000 francs toss In value than the corre- , cign May mnri active; March, 77M® ' 7.Hc; May. 7Cto<(-W« Jane, July. Hl® «istcd. We live in th<- Nineteenth century, by dn-^i-ieto or Bcal •iionding month of 18W. Her exports, on MQBTQAGE 8ALK. ifiicc. Cora-.Na. - mixed cash, lower and In the most ndvaOccd period of tbe world’s CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New '*«*•,_ tbe other hand, show a grin of 3,5)1,000 » *=?. Default having been unde in the eondiilous 344®klJ4c April. -MHc; May, j histon , but where are the Nt hemlahs, and i steiiiiy. . ’ O. -, — ... ---------------------------------------------------SMAIL FILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE ot a certain moru.up) inada by Patrick btJohn Iralies. steamed mixed. 51to'ft-'*2e. Oats; th0 Daniels, and the men who have at : • Mary T. Goodyear, dated Jyly 17lh. A. D.. Tbtrty pmwu. were Mttnd by Ue ool.b. honor on4 ™ glory ptary ■No. s mixed cash. Rifttoa jj heart above all tldngu tho 1- and n-eotMud lu the oifee ot the register of Lata. zMa.MSUc: w..tar>. western. 3a,t45toc: ________ ® -'-.-■i-. for the county of Barry and state of tai^ot the Hour in OddEeUow.-h.il »t .ut. a>bHS>4.s Mar.STKc: M.r.«fte: ' ol Go<|, -r To come win tu the tuple ot _• Scientific American M -histn. mi the ISUi day of July. A. I).. 1BU0. Weston, <>„. Ont., while a Masonic social ... was March; iM^c. Rys—Nominal; w ratern. OOfttOc. wbUeeM^^-ta! S£ «*«>• «“>• M«-tbe Sthtath !. tl.. „U1 ia'i'iu-r xiofmortMCM, •:> mue 157, on which ■Agency for Barley—Quiet: fipu: rtste, U-ftsOc; western. iu progress. ii - : ute H <-re I* clalinetl to bo duo at the date I oubbe: HalTerooto. 'ubplfe No. : do; , ot « l.llcver-wo will not know It »». r...« -mtlce tie sum of elghty-nne dJilaro and J. H. Roberta company’s baaket maklng Fork—Inactive; uulut, easy; new mem. $SWUQ til we staixl os decidedly against every beCURE. Pftr one rents, and an attorney's fee of fifteen plant nt Poplar Bluff, Mo., has burned 3i *tr old mess, ?19.&/ftl9.75. extra prime «t>ttina pvi-rv nhiuui setting> siti sin and every phase nt of th* tbe uW self lite life tl.d'.ars provided for in said mortgsgn. and no down. Loss, $40,000; Insurance, 110,000. “ ! nomlnrt Lard — Quiet, easy: »team rendered, ' ox did Nehemlnh ngrdnst these Sabbath or pro-cedinKs nt law havlmr been Institu. ■ ii to rreoYer the moneys Mwured by said breakers. Tho Gate City National bank, nt Atlanta, ! S1S.W. mortgage or any eari thereof. Now. therefore, has denied because ita capital was impaired I Live Stock: Cattle—Trading slow bat a 23. “Remember me, O tny God, con­ by vlrtne ot the oo »er of sale contained in said by the theft ot <60,000 by its cashier, Lewis 1 i>hade firmer for all grades; poorest to beet na­ cerning i bls -Iso, and spare me according nortuu'e. and the statute In such <-ase made CAVEATS, tive steers, St-totft-VXl, )x-r 1'0lbs: bulls and and I provided. Dirtier Is hereby given that oo Redwine He has been arrested, but had ■ dry cows, |z.U>U4Aj! bhsep and Lamba- to the grea uesa of Thy mercy.” The TRADE MARKS, A-tt.ir4ay.ihfc eighth day ot April, A. D. tsM. at DESIGN PATENTS, no money i <> -. :oek In »hr forenoon. I shall sell at public . on him. , Sheep, firm anil a sha !o higher; lambs, active proper men ere set aparC to bee that the COPYRIGHTS, etoJ an.-U mi to tbe hinhrst bidder, at the north Jules Ferry has been elected president of at an advance uf Re per 10; sheep. SL2.'Q<MM Sabbath should be sanctified, and they -irsirot Hie court bo:»e In the city of Has­ the French aeuate by a large majority. per kt) lbs; lambs, Sd.r.’M<&7.:O. Uogs-Notai- were men ceremonially clean. We must be im.* Mielng.-n, Iihot being the place where th* clean in heart and life if we would be of Eire at Ka.l.key, Turkey, deeltoywl SX> . “>«» bno; lire hops Hwa-UJ per leu IU. circaitcourt for Karn county is holdeu]. the ur.e to r.tir Jxird against evil anti evildoers. i-r.-ruhrs diweifbftl in srid mortgage, or »o houses, nuule 8,000 persons homeless, and As tu keeping His holy day, be sure that much th. reof as may t»e uee«wsary to i»y the Milwavxex. Feb. 37. cost 3,0(0,000 francs in money. our own ways or pleasure or word» are not am-Hiut dm o.i said mortgage, with seven per Wheat—Cash. fitHc; May, 8741c: Joly. Wtt'L in order on that day, but the whole day is Chicago carpenters and their employers rent. Interest, and all legal costs, together with Corn — No. 1 -'4k-. No. 4.. Ufa. Oats— for Him an- Him only (tssu IvllL 13,14). an atto-ney’s fee of fifteen dollars covenan­ have agreed on a scale for the coming year No. 2 white, JOtor. Na 3 white, JU-ja Bar­ See huw Neb mlah, after all his efforts In ted for therm n. the premises being dewribod and tiiere will be nostriksa. In said morti-age aa all that certain lot. piece and ley— Nominally, Na 2. Ole: samples. dull and tbe M-rrlc* of God, takes refuge iu the p .rrel of load situate m the township ot Hope lower. Bye—Na l,65Hc; No. 2, 31c; February, mercy of God. By grace are we saved, in ; Hi- county of Barry and State of E-iJ-tc; March, Wc; May nominally 31c. 6race wo sta 1, and it is grace that shall M hl.r.n. nnd known and described aa follows: S. Gleita and his wife went to a funeral Detroit. e brought unto us at the revelation of lire south east quarter nt tne north weal Quar­ and left two small children at home, at ter of wtlon ’hirtern (13) town two [3’ north Jesus Christ. Salvation froai beginning Dxraorr. Fsb. 37. Tarentum. Pa. When they returned ruree nine [a] west, Barry reunty. Wheat—Na t red cash. 71c; May. to end la al! of grace, but for our works . M .J GOODTBAB, they found bqjh children fatally burned. wo ahall be rewarded if done unto Him 7»He: July. 7M4c; Na 1 white cash. S Mortgagee. |Eph. II, 8,1th Rom; ft, 8; xlv, 10; I Cor. HL Tho Seventh Day Adventists at their an- .... philu* t. rouiBovn. Dual meeting nt Battle Creek, Mich., ' whim cash, 3K: HISTORY OF A WEEK. I SAY! BUY A CAKE OF Sick-Headache Impaired Digestion Liver Disordersand Female Ailments. For SOAP apd thapk me for calling your afteqtior) to i1.“ EsH, MANUFACTURED Ur Scrthen N.K.FaIRBANK&COCHICACO Do you Know? T Michigan Central Chicago, Kalamaico & bio BARTERS CURE SICK E=s=3HSSsS ~ HEAD ACHE nits EART HEART f cicutific American ie �BUILDING warships. PITIFUL POCKETLESS WOMAN. WAKING UP AT WILL. ------ A CONFIDENT PRISONER.--------- * —a Xadly Proved an Alibi. AUimmh ■rtdaoce Waa Damaging. WHY IS T THAT MANv PERSONS n waa % case of chickL-u airsling. andtk, oriflta -ji I*™ wer* fn"“d '“^gnwi WAKE AT A CERTAtfl HOUR! ' araand «Se benbou<*. The Tbe new saw mill recently finished in ! Owosso eoet 0IQ.MO. and Is one of the j finest In the state. • ■\iCE BY PIECE THE SMALL PARTS if huinnn beings were clamdfled accord­ Mrs. B. F. Rey nolds, of NMhvWA r*- | Mrs. Fnmk Ulapix of Ownaso, will be ing to their mo«i striking peculiarities ihe ARE PUT TOGETHER. was one who had be« n eenUy underwent a serious 8D*Icai ot*r- ; taken to Kalamazoo asylum, rib** bcoamc | tMonedit uZviaanonBonaparte m-ri If r he would Uv« fair sex of thix period would surely ba ation far the remnval of an abdominal tu­ I latane through religion. I a I>iwn»*4-n of • Poealtar rw — cr^atd the Alps: he would simply bav» called "the pockeslesa woman.” Burglars entered tbe L. S. R. depot mor front ih<- effects ot which she d!*1 Hteeplag Mliwl-Tnia. I* la Boyoarf Flair sheath aklrte ar® all very fine, ’nullwl °P by “ndthrown I at Dimondale and made great havoc. fiUDday. I Franks and express packages were broken Dlatanr® but it acveft entered into th® folds of a | Doubt Ttat Many There Are Mho Can Su-tn «*er the fence. The prlvotr wu D. I’. Wt ’f a fanner living soutn west Into, and many thingy were stolen and bell akwt to afford a hiding place for a Sei Ttirmwlvea tor a Cortala Period. । ,n unknown tramp, ami lame nt th»t ■of Xanhvtlle. Is In a small way saaetbing I taken away. Deteouvus are close after pocket. , , -You s*y youdon't know anything abojt of a eh'ekau fancier, below he sends u« « i, item. This is the fourth and fifth time A d!-“cnwiion him been going on in the Nevertheless there are certain articles record for the month ending 3i»R eoainx Jan. — 7 t iccim.J . t has been brdkrn into within tbe Society for Payehicai Research u to the ex­ thia tbaft?" queried the lawyer fiercely, t To nay that the science of naval archi- which must be carried, pocket or no • strict account being kept of the L—istence nnd t!u> nature of the power by - “That’s what I swore to. Mr.” Mld.dn bciBst'pt pocket, and the ways of doing this, which ’.ecture and construction in ita relation to . from rhe sale of csx» and expense of feed. last five years. **^011 wereIn the hack yard of SlamUpp’* A Fowlerviile man writes to the Even- ships of war baa bad unprecedented devel­ are devised by moat women, are bekh which ao many people manage to waka Rmo^rorlxn *•> "T***!! tbemselrew precisely at tho hour at which .ng News, for the address of a woman opment in Into years would not l-e ’n ary 1 ludicrous and pathetic. house about supper time?’ <Utk BU.SI; r'rpwiw !"»*■ thev hare resolved to awake on tbe pre ­ When a woman starts out shopping ee fnttu ;s to 25 years of age. He Is a labor ­ .bort r«-| respect an exa^gr ration. Tbe fruita of "Yun "know the location ot the ho. visiting, or on any errand, there are sev­ vious night. There la no question a» to the peww. Let us bear from others for the ! Ing man. a1 mcthodlsL aud promises a Use new cm are already very appttKt. In fact, some have already come to take 1 eral articles which it behooves her tocarry. fact. It is a matter on which probably the house?’’ pleasant home for tbe right person. same month.—Nashvllto News. ' greater number of people can convince In the first place every well meaning wom ­ the place of old methods and old machines, Charle> Buhler, of Woodland. one of CHEAT RIVER’S HERMIT. and in their turn have been discarded 6>r an like® to have a handkerchief concealed themselves. You may tlx a time when no “You were seen ou the road in font of Barry county's pioneers died at the age of clock strikes, so that it cannot be a half othe& that are now in a fair way to be somewhere about her person, and. further­ 8! ycin*. He was boro in Germany in the bouse some time after dark, ehi" superseded by tbe results of further acicn- more, it doesn't mate much difference heard sound which wukes you. 1811. and came.to Auierica In 1833. He ••1 was tlicip. sir." You may fix fivemlntites beforethebour whether ahe be arrayed with the panoply of Devising Flying Machines. . tific experiments. All this has taken place “You were in tbe yard alter dark!" moved to Irvhig in 1851 and lived there For yean Beraan I CtMtler has lived alor.c righteousDe«M, but she must carry at least Id a house In which no cluck strikes tbe until 1881 when lie moved to Woodland away up toward the source of the beautiful without any practical test of the merita-of “Yea. air, and after KUppvr afeu. *!//’ t^. quarters, or even in a bunaejn which there her car fare. the iauGvaUomi injutual lighting. where he has sfnee resided. His wife and This Is the very simplest way In which Is no striking clock nt all and do church gfod the prisoner, with a wan untile aUi, 7heat He is known as a scientist and The Introduction •'< heavily armored bat­ three warriol daughters survive him. nuccnt little joke in such a place. * astronomer of no mean note in that locality, tleships might be said to date from the the ease preasou itaelL But the ways in clock within a couple of milee, and yet not “Awl you were seen by the cook »ittitg Several Woodland farmers have lhe and of late uncanny reports hare crept civil war. although there \vero a number which women meet it ah: legion. Take one person only, but a' great many—we western fcrer. Oregon being lhe favorite .-town the mountains of the strange doing. of isokiu I examples before that time; money! Often a woman has more than might perliaps nay tho majority at persons on the doorstep with your *hi*- offp “Yea, sir. There was a iwl.hic in it that With state of their affections. And it is ex­ IntJ-e vicinity of his little cabin. With tbe tbe monitor monitor came came a a revolution revolution iu in too the ' she is absolutely certain to nwtl, and past middle nge—can wake tbemaelvee at hi tb$ midst of the wildcat scenes tbe sd- logic of naval science, aud lhe end is not knowing full well by dire experiences lift the right hour if on tbe previous night waa too big to get out ot tbe same hole it pected quite a load will go from there to mtist, astronomer and hermit was fonnd. yet, ao the propbets declare. I manifold dangers whi|fi attend her pocket- they go to bed with the resolve to doao got iu at." Oregon in the tell. “Now, «r, I purpose to prove thatyog Of all the hobbies this man ride® one is parThe evolution of th® modern floating tor- ]ess condition, ahe stows it away in divers strong on thdr minds. It b a power which Tbe 2dlh Michigan Infantry will bold imount and has been lhe cause of his leav­ belongs to all aorta of persona—not only mads those tracks With ywjr lure f«t tresses, na exemplified in lhe recently I <nd sundry places. its reunion on April Oth in Woodland. ing civilization, that he might study and floated vessels in our navy, an well mm those ' The hut la a not uncommon hiding place persons who have been In tbe habit of get­ while you were stealing tbe ridekauot The republicans o( Woodland have •xperiment alone with nature. That hobby that fly the flags of England. Italy, France for this little surplus, which is securely ting up at given hours, but to persons who the plaintiff." “You can’t do it, air.'' said tho prisoner nominated 1>. 1*. Kilpatrick for president is a flying machine. Crtasler has spent and Germany, might I* described as a pinned between the lint frame and the lin­ have not. mildly, but firmly. of. their village. The democrats have noin-, years in this study nnd believes the only king race between armor plat® and anna- ' ing. A great many women carry Lhelr Most nurses have it, moat servants, most inated Dr. J. A. Baughman. They were perfect machine is that devised and con “And why not. pray I’’ asked the lawyer, menu extra money in a small bag placed inside laborers, moat profereioual men. Yet it is the first caucuses of the kind ever held trolled by the Divine Builder, and this he In other words, lhe makers of guns have their drr-* waiste. Others wear bands very difficult to account for, for when you with flue sarcasm. has taken as his model been progressing os well as the makers uf j about tbeir walate, as did th® miners in wake you have no distinct, nor inde«i tn-' ■ In Woodland. Cressler’s model is the enormous hawk of iron or steel plates that guard a ship from the old California days Others select distinct recognition of the time on you. tod he gave a kick that amt It draa^nm Ten of our citizens took their shovels these mountains, which is capable with im­ the heavy missiles of various kinds that • tbeir stocking* and still others tbeir shoes You only know what time you ought to Lhecourtroom and almost knocked a coe and made way for the train between here movable wings to soar for hours, not com­ 1 M repo'itories of wealth. These women have been awake, but not in the least con- •table senseless.-Loudon Tit Uita and Milo aud also accompanied them to bating the winds, but utilizing such air are shot from the modern gun. At times it has seemed ns though the de ' are always making some purchase .which •cioualy that »bl* time has arrived, though Woodbury. Delton pul out more aid than currents as pow er to lift it higher. This any other place on the line.—Delton hajyk he compares to a skillful skater who fence bad triumphed in placing heavy steel ' overdraws the cash they have in sight, as when you look at your watch in a fright plates at the most vulnerable points, but ’ it were. It is very amusing then. The find mt a matter of fact that it has ar­ It waa in the spring uf the year I’+MwLm has acquired his momentum artificially, almost before the thought was spoken a 1 woman begi'us to hedge; says she thinks you Breeze. . rived, and only just arrived. We beHave | I met my husband. I held n pmitaui at wo«M tebwaybttaLh .«_-«»• > jlwwlll J^U.* ..“i’piX w'ui Dr. Ben*ou. of Woodland, win profit by ; and then by throwing hia body this wny gun WOUUl DC urougUL IWIU mi wiuv sue win wiml n IH'IV —— r_____ _ _____ . artist for one of tbe large firms in Newand that by force of gravity continues as he the example of messenger boys, and move new boat of another nation that would ' Clark, very much aggrieved, u urge* ntKjer the th? same ume condition* conditions— —narnemune- York city, and he held a pj*-tiuo u book* ... fl.r. tM de- j; daytime under more deliberately hereafter. He slipped pleases, his cleverly poised body on the render the steel plates do more serrio-able sirability ot the goads. VI uman blDsbe*. |[ ly. that you fix firmly firmly in in your your mind mind aomq aomq keeper for the firm two floors Uiow the on the icy walks and a stone pillar cut a keen skates being an .-wsistance ta'tead uf in an actual engagement than so much Clerk grows eloquent, woman says aoe hours, • or at leant some considerable time one we oecupiixl, and I became negnstotri gash In his scalp which exposed about a hindrance to grace and speed. palp. will go over to the glove counter while he ; earlier, that you are to do something spe­ with him. :u>d auuii pur aLqiudtuux® CAwler ’ a contrivance is not ’ a machine, three inches of his skull. He Is slHI alive. On these lines the game has gone on un- M» cutting the material. Truth begins to , cific and to be roused to a reuse uf the Urn® ripened (Dtp a close friemiahip and many nor is it built to antagonize, but rather to —Evening News. utilize the forces of nature. He says tho til the steel ship has developed Into whnt dawn o:i clerk's mind and a smile on hl* । nt a N|>eciflc minute; only people nutice ware tbenotes he would aend upstairs. At gun* are made----face. Woman dlMppMrw, not In lhe dlrec- | thi* Icm, sine® there are so many things in J. E. Ackerson's house at Middleville schoolboy’s kite pomes nearer to the ideal । aeems to be perfection, and „ --------------------------- --------------------. last be hit upon the novel idea <-( udng th* took fire Saturday from u defective flue flying machine than any intricate and which will pierce wrought irou to the tjoti of the glove counter. Reapjw.srs in the daytime aliich wgru us and thus pul large office cat fur a mi-xt.grr buy.ud and was nearly destroyed. Most of lhe labored effort of a million fond experi-I depth of several feet, aeconlipg to tii* five minute* somewhat rufllrd, but relvenL j ns on Lhe watch os to bow time is flying. __ th®__________________ first thing in tL®____ morning I would »« meuts. Being a taxidermist tyith a wonj varying size and weight of the projectile*. | Some women carry money, particularly j TbeIboagl, you | Toma,, M lii m'rnttiZ household goods were saved. derful eye for nature, he has scores of i While the effort to produce gun* that car fare, in the paliHs of their hands. ! can arrest your a gentle® aud wake up at be let in; a*soon a.* the th.>r */>rid bt hawks in his cabin poised in all the pori- will make any kind of armor un less tot* OthenL horror* 1 Lave small change be- ’ the rv<|tiiru! timejjou never arem to have a o , .opened b® would walk into the nxxaud __ __ ___________________ __ _ tipus assume 1 in flying. Some of these) engaged the attention of workers in navul tween | their tj-clh, asui pay very nloiat |। the NEIGHBORING COUNTIES ieast aa/iirancethat it I* the right time [ wait patiently for me to take the note that attitudes and--------while th io build nbi|M nickelfl into the cood Motor's grimy bnnd. 1 attitudes to to a a layman layman’’seyeappeav s eye appear extremecxtrcme* ■!science, ---------- ------— effort -----------without consulting your wateh. Ifyoado ' my friend hml tied to hi< < -i.or from L:x. hitt, Hauffkerchief* are generally tacked un- i Lowell Masons need tuore room for their ly awkward, but the scientists ex plana- that are almoot a maaa of solid steel has ou really “diviiK. • the time, you have no aud after I would ®u»w< r t hi '.'tand baaqueor between wwnano? tbe i' P°w,r «< rr^vnixlng khat you bare “di- j Mill until I gave him a link :..«inj?imd lodge and will build a tine new J Masonic lions are plausible and hi* proofs convinc- ; gaged thr attention of othert-, .-tin anotlwr dertlto bottom<>f lhevouru tbe buttons but one J„ * tag. . i cum plication thrust itself forth in thr shape iZLiwar-thmsts barA . r*u*,J" ... il- You Y««» feel f<*l rut *• If jon had ha<l merely ’! then off h«-would h” would go goacd and ui d. ’. 'crtbeMte temple, in that city. writer's acquaintinio always thrust< her* . For instance, he baa gone so far Into the of the modern torpedo boat. to,. "he did until the ■i giu-"«*l ft. and very uruimbly guessed it ' to my friend, An English authority on tbe subject ha.* up her .. slvi-vv. That . The brick layers and masons union of adenceof the hawk flying that he has dis- i wr.aig.uutd yixirwatchrunCruMitliagucaM.. i , . Lthat cat w>uH Strange__a«“ it.— may Battle Creek have notified contractor' in sccted the muscle* of aocure.made draft* ‘ openlydeciared his opinion tb^t th® present ^floorwalker into® drygoods Mur® led her ,It to not by a kren scuse of duration Lhat 1 not 1 “ allow any 000 to touch - him while he under thr hnprewuon that city that after May 1st their wages, of each jowticulor set and noted on the ! form ot fighting with a few powerful and ovrr to thr. uffire. ”,nc!1 ymi compute th® hour, for that would im- ' iw carrjiug thr not «. .* n.*cs when *. .tho l. bird ,.i_u 1 fleet « . .... , . .. ;lxttartshc ,1 I Through these peculiar battleships ntot eventually aivip- wa*i<must advance five cent- per hour and. nine I draVring their shophi lng One R 1 pJj. .,int yut, korw at wl|U you miide ; 11(1<rl friendship r;pi. hour - will cor-titute a day*® work.^ is flying He Im* also closely intimated th® «luned, and that a fl«* t «»f such v *-eis *:- woman bad a drr*» wai«t made with whir lhe rv'kiivc—at whal time you went to J called Tummy our mt strength exerted by each muscle or aet uf tacked at night by turpcilo buat» u a lire' rerers in front. Under each revere waa a Just before we we were marro-i Just before were marchTusiar . B. Middaugh of Senfield, had a fortune , muacles, , •mall pocket like u change pocket In a j Grep with the resolve on your mind—and | tnasclcs, and mid applying them to the whole l Jost. lot, this to often just what you ddltoC know. d — fall to him last Sunday night In tin- -hape | declares positively tliat man *H-wacsw* each ft tan has been averted by I.y another man man high tiigh man a waistcoat. diaappeared. aud we could fiwd ta> tram of ’ ‘ .... . i' ft If you iiieaaunri tirfle by the organic him, but my husband declare* kt mnM ht ’ «Jf ten yoang pigs. Ten pig* no’ are as1 muscle necew*iry, and besides that has ten- 1 lu the rank* of naval *c;enre thnl heavy v.; 1 ..........living .... " good as a gold mine.—Vermontville fold the requisite >trength. ----------, . _>>, ... annor .plate will ,be dut»c away wjlii or still aitd• carrying tor® Swages for Echo. His machine i* made to bo worn like aa mariy all ves>eto. and that distinct **;- ie« gjr| was happy for awlu! Her money grurral wxw of the number of pal<*tk»» * Kun® other happy otn-» Cur. N”rvY«k ' ’ ■ of yuur heart, or the number of brvatba * Raoordar Mi*s Daisy Southard, ot Ionia and J. il. ordinary suit, but when donned it unfolds <.f craft wBibohacxl for di.'tmcl pnrp«*M n ®ea warfare hereafter. ’ " Parcel!, son of thr warden of tbe houte of marvelous powibilitie*. It fit* like ■ ‘ |............................ - Idmlhn.will ........ . .... wx in9Mieo<„m tW(,...k w<w SInOP ner OmllOK ........ 10 M> l.U. r*«c«m k-l b.r y«, W>M I* correction hair been in love with one an­ glove and isiruaniputoted instinctively « a *^ch rj,,*le ot arm amt floating forts for harbor defeit*e. with the brain* for a remedy. She had been in the other for a long time. But their parents Mat” of Michigan. Cogu'v cl lurrr leg and body exerting itself nt the proper heaviest p-->— steel plate* -------j heaviest gu«* ------ , ... ...her-quare 7 ami habit of tucking o<... linen or .!ace J®1* J kJ oppo^fd the match on account of the time. Tb® wcantr .rtoes prn>ebdicularly in lo-00t „ . .. t », UKV ... >u » umier tne r<iv ot ner Mosque, ami an® • ? “ -------------— ,77■ made, that will be capable of tbe^ard^t uniler thr «rit’- of her basque, .nd ahe ,cbtly T V- / youth of. the couple. She being 17 and av. and then throwing out the_ let fighting, but — of ••• little high — ».a* oouia no: tnina think ox of any any ouier other puce place wmea which b^a very complicated prnce®*, batltisal_ ____ — use on the -a" couiu he 20. So they took matters in tbeir the________________________ the IU Cay o! llsrrU :n Di­ shaned_ wings wima float* rathvr-oars case.- , UM __ >a«. wmild ...be equally eligible. .. .< * ... ,,-rt .i..!, twa . -what - «»floats or rather on UV../UU, account M of -the ot VW combinAt last aha bad . m<*i tM, (.uita unconscious at wat mar certainly ixX tbe actual* prucea®, for oewtar. _ ____ ____ ____ . ►oars -at «-ase, “I iui|»wsibllity V. own hands and sent to Saranac an4 were shaped li OUMUSd eixbt imntJred •. d t inn-. □ut descending ns one ung.would would naturnllr naturally suusu)>- ; iOg these power*..with ...k .k that -. uf speed. J. nn idea. She took one ---------of t be*.- ---------------------clasp* such hour illllirexactly the u.eresolve rvsolve1s 1sfomtodl formed. 1* It rrwMl. Chart?* w. AruntrtRM, . made om*. It caii-ed a great seHMtlon In not but it if a wind is blowing he rather |i pose, f or t h P commerce destroyers there will jis are useil for bolding pp s'ceve* or note. M<etns u , be R sense dt time, as quite dia1a fonned. For thr commerce destroyer* there wiji jL* are n*ed for holding up sh-cve* or hoac. hour exactly jJ the resolve »u.— —-ftr dieIt ­ louic 7 rtocs with it, rises ft, thoking thnkiug no effort to combat । . ftfi. lightly built and• lightly that -wire under to. her to-tw. basque. iwa Then l||>ct fft4n frtl ._ duration .1, ------’-..n — ««-»••« armorol• ami: fastened •«-. o the of your Lansing ha* cvrrythinn In readioes* to the but adapting his flight crUisera of the • ' • ■ . air _ current, . - to |1 VEiuKiaw iiw highest uigum .-peed that mat will wui .be ue •hi reading and or uar |nMth ef wok pro. ^•blow up” the Ice In case an ice gorge is its it* strength and tilting his wing^ wings which . able - ---------to attack *- -the merchant * marine or tin- d*I Uil»lolbrrk.rrhkt, w(w.lkr.1 ; t| <Ual a. formed there when tbe ice roes out. The are enormous, but light ns possible.- tq 1 protected coast.*, and run away from ’ he ..... unh. vulnerable^! 1< m *. : tniu i.. _ w „„o<„ ... .... -* bridges which are in mipt danger of going guide his flight, iu fact Crawler docs not heavily nnned battleship* wh<>*« gutp TIiere to always the shopping liag Awk . . --.-.nieto diflfrnlt to imagine ! writ**’.”’ . .. WO11U1 finish nn»u them inem in tn short *m»rt order. oraei. The rue tut tor out have been anchored and every precau­ fly—he rather soar*. To thia one end be would . . lndlv ... . mim’can be so elfwslv ‘ tion taken to avert a calamity and save has bent all his energies of mind and body p,^jo b^ate and such craft also rang high w«nl and unattractive M it is it ha* saved i .< gray and ’*J"*^** _ «_ .. that the inuiv Hlttai num. can revolution D® so closely -*-h <iav at March «rirae4 A. ► :-r tto *• orurt most. of• our hart*, <n*“ Menllfled In freliug with lhe of ! lu th* teranoutX propert) from destruction. “Forewarned for yoara. and it only remains for practice • iu ti>is prophet’s estimation, bring brought In sorrow to the grave. It would enable it to ; petttkm ami that thr t,rir» *; la* to bring more intelligent flight, coupled • ■ . . . • is forearmed.' In accordance with this theory, in part, I “j “ I iteeeaSd aud all other nrr* u with absolute certainty of direction.- ’ tbe navy of this nation is gradually taking i. r®*U) astonishing, the rapacity uf the . While a teacher lu Onondaga was pun­ Pittabnrg Commercial Gazette. ray at what hotxr a. m. <*f p. m. you bare cheerful little thing*!—New York Sun. ' shape. Tbe navy Lottle*hl(> and the dwift arrived! The mind measure® dnration ch let ishing a lad. a boy named String­ ertuaer are combined, however, in the re . ly by the .-<■ o ssio^of it* own thought*, fle*. In the City ot Hastlnx1 tu said Cntrrty.ati ham, aged ! tor p: years, remarked that ---------- «' but. as we hav® seen. It iu not duration, but •how cause, .. ,. , . . , ' WUH cent >hi|ai, .LIMA ami neither uriiurr UOT one nor lhe other if the teacher should correct him in tnat ‘ if any there te. rty hovelirta are always trying to get the ha, fonnd lu fuIk<t development, The only surviving member* of the something quite different fnmi duration, tbe nrayvr of th«k ;*-ttttet.er ir-av not be way he would eut teacher'.' flwgcrs off. grantee. And It J» forth, r ordered. Ita: clothe, of their characters correctly: most wiii very The new ship ciucmmiii Cincinnati will very neany nearly Thomas Starr King family who belonged to ' of which it appears to be conscious. Thu* Mid The remark wx, overheard, and at once pattttoner irtve notie- to t> pmoen । particular are they that tbew heroes and ; waliM-lh. idea of the heavy battieahip his household at the time of hi» death are I ft can wake the body at any given hour the teacher jerked the lad. Anned with a Interested in arid estate, of the x*tri*®CJ of । bcroiDewdhall speak the language of their uj w combining also combining the the am-apecd• nnd seagoing hla wife, who became Mrs. William Nor-! without even knowing (consciously at •aid IMUttoa and the brarixu: tUr:<*4 t>> c»u*iu* knife he attacked tin- teacher and stabbed । ume. ntt refer to steam engines before they qaallt ie9 of tht cruiseT ’ ria.,Wife of the secretary of the Spring |«i>t 1 bow mucli lime has ulapued ainee a copy of tots redet to be put-’!.- lad In the «•• him In the groin. The teacher backed Ungs RAX*xn.aneu ■; u*-.-pri..b J sad on are invented, nor use that did not ! ships —• not■ ■ uuly carry heavy Keel Valley Water company; his daughter, ' the roolr® U> wake waa first formed. ----- -----— a-word —----------' These away, and in a little while became weak v.xwhnlnry till a century nmtnry 1 plates as a protection from tbe shot of an Mrs. Horace Davis, the wife of *tto- Hon. ; The present writer may assign the pre>»come into the vocabulary frooi'tbc loss of blood and learning his later but there is a verisimilitude which enemy, i)Ut th* eiltfre Vawe| iB of lron Horace Davis, ex-prv*idcnl of Berkeley . ent article as a consequence (one of very said day ot h<*aring. -condition called a physclan. A warrant i* worth all ot that external adherence to : Thi, catfaea, m may be readily understood, univerxitj. and F. R. King, hi* only aim, ' many) .if the power of waking at the exact Caantrv W xxM'?r.ox<i. waa procured at Marau for the boy's arrest fart; love, passion, hate, forgiveaes.', re- some important changes in tbe conatructmany) <»f lhe power u, of -*A! waking ®XBrt , U„ M th® uic exact . ■ - • — , hour dt sired, an i . ____ He will protMibly ba sent to Lansing to the nunciation. all these things do not belong ive methods from thowj used in the'birild- an attorney hour d«*.red, an hour hour is often Mrs. Klng-N’orr» hits paaaed her sixtieth ' in accordance with tbe which urgency of thevaried case. cMamtha* b<*Ive methods from those tiscvi in the'buildrindustral school for boys. i«. ------1cannot ---------- ---------------. liabitof . 1 MORTGAGE to any age or people. They are universal, y>ar, and rebides a few doors from the old so that it be ascribed te the I awnty srewrd 1 SALK. iug ot a wooden *hip. mid yet, ou the whole, -n ire w and be who v otild be immortal must por ­ A scaffold on the new paper .mill at ’ the two are put together on very much the Sterr King residence of old. waking at exactly lhe Same hour. Il ia a tue jon dajr monty of fleHcudcr. meet ®r ibe aeewed b, a n^»tx*ae >UWd AI legon gave away letting four men fall tray them in (he garden of Eden ua well as ; same principle. Mrs. Dnvi* him a aixteen-ycarold son. , very curious pow— — --* 2XL1.. ** * if‘ U? ifs z-..n< a distance of about iS feet. Three uf in the Nineteenth century. The:: Indeed Arthur l» tfugbea. * ! ar*h D. lji.s' ” * bb ’ U* She was only ten years old when her fa; sign no parallel. As many have thought, it is true that a will he earn immortality, becauM: his work •them received serious injuries. We certainly ther died iu 1HM. similar power ul waking ourse have no Hj6irtC.Btro«igand K<nm* *!r c hhwiMw Barrv Cmi:;tT. MicIUgar. uldch .m»:J irertfW wiU not only be literary au^social—It will large pan ot the work done un t bexi iron Mr. King, the attonw. waa an infant journey al any exact point in ships is deme In steel mills and faeuwies. Gobleville will have three new brick be human. _ we may previuurly . - —. — yv.u. iu -pax~c on dstei ■Stores in the near future and building genis Scott’s Rclwcca any I«m rJive than and tbe yard Is the place of putting to­ when be was orphaned by tbe death of his which rhich we may previously determine. If ' - —— getber. lu all the importanf parts of such father. He -craHy is ou the boon there. ... ufterwanl graduated with witn ! wt> n-Kolve to win* ”« Howell’s latest heroine! An^..yel tbe’, " *irip *" the Cincinuall the iron form.' are a'~a ’C ---- “““ are °'*’or’ l‘*«l high school*, ami • we resolve to wake up al the moment the U»e morteaot* ha» t»«-e:i hub svirnedbytte snows of many a century have fallen uver Mr*. Sarah St. John died of paralysis , express train in which wc are traveling said WgwDkk^ntoJvMi l )tr.vrtx». Jr made and shaped in th® mllla, far from the laUr <,n fro;u Harvard unireraltv 1 paMica a particular point from which, sup­ last week iu Ka:amaaoo. She Is said to sastmment bcarir* date ^<ih .8<p<rn:bro. MJ.. U-.-------. . Rrtandug b.re |k undM la* »iu, p„. ; tiOMJa striking i^.> 1 — *1 and recorded In tbe oHI.e •’> * JL® tiavc been the first white child born in naiden. What do w® think of » ,11---------- wap------------------------------------ ava na aahLOeoonof Bkrey.tMj th” ;• d.» rf hw Kent county. wnen w incisor t»ut Fal- ?> ’ i\rT ,ndlsl*wal,h-. In wooden .-hips ; P«»cUcing attorney, _ _______ _ «• «** —viw at 10o'clock a tn. r- ,'l •.-? when we we go go to to Windsor but str Sir John John Fali k» putM.tiv.1 that we could effect it by do- a,»MJ. at aa*« r;i. and rb<•sahr . : • dtnereni parts art; shape d and put to- I Kars ago be married a daughter A stranger entered the store of N. Davis' staff! The queen of England braidc him is daughter • termintrig to waken at lhe pueciae minute, iHh'Bi And wberea*.'te • TU ?** , **,* l?c F*nls which the ship h Boawell, in San Francisco, and indeed an an i.raaginary imaginary personage. personage. al Albion and wanted to sec some empty indeed cisco, aud ■ when the train was duu there, though in be du • on salJ nx»rtx<^Ar" briny in tbe King rwldenee , nj. boxr«. And while the two were down supreme artist ia he who will not only mert l 7^ac, ' ,but iron cannot be -wwed and . lbr^ Of thrt unite Is- U»e •-••T «>f . 1’ that way we believe it tuighi occasionally . at tbe imagination of alien readers, but will P 1 ***** 1 and cut to fit when it is to w-rve ,o perpetuate the memory at their LT* nnncipal qid ith-re. t. s*/ ’ . • farth­ cellar looking them over the former's pnl , ■ , -- — —•• u v<> m-rve —• — lnP memory or ii.-s* ' effected. er rem <4 00 as an alto.-"- •’ tbP*”? ac“ ’ * KL*"'purpose as the uockbune or " ritotn/ i ue _ e««<'ted. robbed the till ot about 815. The confed­ compsl their imagination to come to him.— :■ *X b’°‘ j honored grandfather. I1 Im-But te?g there certainly are multitude of foe in raid nKtMace. ai.d wW.L erates made tlrnir escape successfully and Hartford C-ounuit. 1 . iv — piece ।la_____ _ .from tbe . draw . ­। r ! persons who appear to carry notne kind of atno -.i t claimed to be <’ue <•> Lvery meaauxed are said to be working the racket at other Nuatdt or prwevdfcut has ma '.p::.-*" The Downtrodden Mule. clock about with them in t heir inner mind, ings with the moat scrupulous carb ‘^rl . With all bis good qualities and hla few . though whether It be the clock of the U« to recur, r the debt now nJ0*faw< .placer In the state. by aaad marteaa®. or ~nv pa t t: ; • Ed Johnson, who is now one of the law mathematical exactness, ami mea^ bou.-c or lhe clock of the neighborhood it the power of sale eoMalDed l| Dr. Franeoiae. vetrniary physcian. and partners of Judge Hoaclley in New York, with special npparatu. in order that 1 ijml Imd ones, his queer freak.* aud uwftil vlr heft, ' tues, the mule is a moat pathetic beast wonld be-well to find ouu baa boeotM qrecativ Wm. Strong the owner of the horse which once had a cose before Judge- Baxter, down •hall be perfect accuracy. Now. therefore, m»ttci i< !■• h .-y g ten.tag g> accuracy. ; *ft«r ail. He seema born to a htusl lot in ■ in the present writer'® care it! is not the died of hydrophobia, at Kalamazoo last in Tenoowc. ^nd in the course of his argu­ In building wooden vewels tbe drawings linJ tbe fact has left Its Imprint all ; chick nt t».* i.~— writer's *-»-• •cose • It! is not the mix uf the ra d poser Um. ■■■ ■! -n In the present -week, have gone to Chicago to take the ment remarked that It w.-ts plainly evident are not nearly su exact as the plana for OT«‘ him. Ho looks unhappy. Hi* long, ' clock ot tbe house, which is kept fdat. but, of the stax«n> in Mich caw n. or- and th® oaMAutraj® sill he । 1’asteur’trratment. They were both bad­ that an injunction could not be i-oaied iron vessels, on account ct the necessity tn down drooping, patient face and wistful as near as be can judge, what he believes । tCM» gmilltl therola dead ly bitten by the horse. against his client. Judge Baxter inter­ the latter for the ♦•Uminotion of nnythiug , «y**. hla renxitive ear*—an unfailing ba- to bo right tiuio—I. c.. railway time, though anrtto®. Uibe ht|tkr»t iddd- • A ;U- ' In ‘y4®. Three thousand persons were In at­ rupted him. toying that'be thought he was rcscuibling allowance in any direction, remoter of the state of his mind—his in- ' if he were, say, five minutes wrong in bis U th® court how In Bverything is calqulnled down to the bun- ; adequate little feet, hla unsightly tail and ' impression ot what right lime is, it is prob­ Of toUTT.ohtfc®3tl day alJ.ni . . z. tendance when the general conference uf | mistaken. o'ekwklu the far-Moon P •h’ ' IwwOr. 1■ rniDctconR-sa that 1j dretb part‘ of an wen. foch. anu and as the the plan* call call sober hue hue all ail on go to complete his melnn- able that he would awaken by tbe lime of .periiroiwrrrisonlTirf in »ai1 >-■ '■ -■‘S’ tite StFrath Day Advents convened hi \ " Well, your 7" u-™. niuwcwueaeuuu w [™ i^ rt’ so ■<■ are *" tbhy lb»T aa «■">«!plaiw •»> from Iron !| sober eholj makeup. mak.ui I c*Ecct lb«- Il '* <» .I.. 5^,.- „u Mr for the parts turned out choly They say it is pure cuw' his imprvMlon, and nut by railway or to’M.to-wtt: thirtieth annual session at Battle Creek. <k><u.o.-i>eirxr at th--n ..-. - ■ • “•p^. 'Johniton. ^>®4nctory. • edneaa that makes a mule bray, but 1 du ' Greenwich lime.-Loudon Spectator. Blake’s tot In Ur- vll The toe ar certain places in the river "I can very really show you if you desire After the iron and »trel parts leave the oot believe it. 1 think he thus lifts np his Harry and state ol Ml. u . ■ > । mills In which they toe made the making . v°ic« because the burden of his existence at Lunaing is forty inches thick and frozen । me-to/' blandly oteerted Baxter. thevee cost or In an 1 ' ='« .­ _______ _ .mijKTSMOU. within two feet of tbe bottom of the Of course the attorney gallantly expressed of lhe ship ' is comparatively tho same as If is all too heavy to be borrie in silence. tiu® of tots heretofore That thuSntnilion of women h» some- Dorth lifer. • highway arissinx itie rs-v i1 bow grateful he would frel if tbchonorabl- j J* Wcree of —wood. -------*“v blocks arT The are lni11 laid in in a a [ He has no faith in human nature, but limet. nt fault was amusingly illnatrated thad deeded tn t-W «!*!•:• court would instruct him. Baxter picked { *\_nc_ to Bt *PPO rt lhe keel, .. which is ine the nr»; firs: o support the ked, which is the flr«t Uris isquality that han never been cul ­ ____ _______ Mien M The readers of Ibis colnnin will recall by a recent incident in Portland. A lady hirhway to a south eo'V *’“** put na* In. *" reutb Mun of the rare - a.. t that tw.. weeks ago we gave an account of up a pen, seized a scrap of paper and hur- ■ piece riedly wrote out an order in proper legal This keel is made of many parts, but to tivated hi him. Human ingenuity called was ciuiversing with n gentleman whom ihence oe and atovp ’he Burt Muore and Mrs. Boyuolds coming to form directing an injunction to be issued the eye it appears to be one gracefully him into existence, but he revs little rea­ •be knew but slightly, and jvhom, for sonic ’to®d la a uortbr dy dln-c'. Allegan from Great Falla, Mont., m man son to regard that as a debt of gratitude unaccountable n-aaou, she took tu be s In m thenee hdlowlux thee, against Johmsou':i client shaped pi«e iron that reaches from the and wife. Mr. Keyooid* suspecting some­ *»' seeing as his existence is very little gwl widower. She bad never heard it Mid that appto river te a ( Miotii ” “That'S the way to do it, Mr. Johnson," thing wrong followed them and bad them said his honor. “Mr. Clerk place lb is order stem to tbe stern of the ship that is to be. ho was. H« simply impressed’ her in that pOlCtiM start my. ar - (• " When the keel Ls laid the atem and -te-m to himself, and why should 4ae cherish af­ 4grmtt*l when he reached Allegan, but in ita proper place upon the record."— piec« are the next to be added, ami at fection for beings who give bfm nothing way. She took it for granted, aud naked In­ withdrew thr complaint before the ease Washington Post. town Jcur Sixth. range i': about tho same time the enormous ribs but harsh words, blowsand hard wurk!- nocently how long hi* wife had been dead. Ma lhe above all «trwtoame to trial. ht» wife promising to reform The involuntary alarm which caused him tawfaRy thereon. A!».« life i.:-*’-• that form the frame are bused up yn either Stui Francisco Call. aud return tonne with him. When be got to exclaim. ’’Good bexren*. madam 1 when the toUoarUtt: Comment li u •>' ;n.iw "s wr:bI side. All these timber- i u they ateeailr-d, ready to leave howevci. atie informed did she dial” waa j^o greater than that two feet ait inthrawcJ ’ At a dinner in one of our chief manufac­ him she would nut go. but preferred to turing renters a certain nobleman waa ex­ in spite of the fact that in these ships they ____ WBTM Itialyrcd. three feet and Three irrlw '.LT.? In l7Wn stone weighing fifty dx pound* which thia unexpected answer produced in exU comer of lhe north x-' live with Noon-. M<mday miming Rey­ pected by tile leading owners of iron works are iron nnd not wood, art tdiured tip ns her. He was n »tranger there, trawling they are put in place. Each one of tbe waa exhibited in Loudon. It waa said to <>BW >l». W*WL IW 111 ' nolds *rn: in a saiuun where Moore was prem-nt to deliver an appropriate speech. plates is so patternrd that iu edge receives have fallen from the sky in Yorkshire in on buslncM, and hadn't set u or Ltwd from running frm their® we*< •’ amt after w Getting him for several min- He complied in rather a novel manner bis wife for some little time.—Bangor (Ale.) Qtea. dellbetately shot him anti then which took the form of tbe following tz-Mt’ the other plate—that Is, It is formed like iho previous December, but thia statement Commercial. one-half of a groove, and in the lengthtuntl was received with gn at incredulity. Al walkM to tiw jail and gave hintseif up. “Sink our coal shafts, blast our quarries hi* •ijw.rtbed prv «i*m* i‘ ' Thl* is thr first murder occurring In Alle­ dam our river*, consume our manufactured joint and the support cn. one side consider­ that Ume Sir Joseph Banks waa president Prttil-g. and rlghu ; 11 able strength is gained.—New York World. of tbe Royal society, and he noticed a gan lu ti»- years aud Is causing Intense disperse British commerce to tbe four wim.s fljfcMpTfc (■! utier »"d > f*1; ' Joan ingi*low. the rtrong resemblance between lhe Yorkshire I'onstnuUrgtte late ftii”- G*rar of betvati,'* fhtful tale® will Ire. €«>.. of trviuc. aud that stone and one sent to him from Siena, h Unfortunately hla very practical bearers Jatit.*> G:’.toou, a fanner of Eaton Raprd to iwr :lie UintaM d ; • Italy, which wan said to have fallen fron The Prince de Cbimay, a JfeQch klhe^“dxc* b”t*u,y • f said tiaiXuer. Can>;‘,.f I ••1 • H». 75 years uf age. assaulted bis 3Q year tbe »ky. Two or three years later ha re tan. recently deceased. WM M the iwnwhal rV»» to « •’/ old m i. wite a dub and inflicted serious j ceived nn account ot a fall ot stones nea: watrr. flowage and mW f< ’ ir >;. » H- w*a arretted and bound over I Bcmum. in H)nA~*— • " ' abus tbe rUW flourow JZT. . . a rth ... ......... . • •■ • rim® u»uri h-d.1 ”**• i» hw rum vallmu He hi thought to be drive it* real It would nmhJd uJU* R***“»* TiuBiu ’ r‘‘“r OUff COUNTY L„ cor. . „ .’m 1 p«w, iwSSv’n-- •"* � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-03-09.pdf a8f81f5f39996eecde7ca10d328cccea PDF Text Text The best Advertiiing medium in Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVII. NO. 45 WHOLE NO. 4969 HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 9, 1893. Hastings Banner Largest Circuit of any paper in the County. He has not missed a day and has walked to town the distance of four uilLes, both morning and evening—John Appleman has returned from Big Rapids—M. H. Bloom has been visiting friends In Pen­ field the past week—The P. of I. held a neck lie social at Mr. Barrett’s Tuesday evening of last week. A pleasant evening was enjoyed by the patrons. Hope Center. Mr. Will Adam.% of-Irving, was the guest of E. B. Payne last week—Mr. and Published Thursdays by Mrs. John Payne aud Arthur Baker, of Kalamazoo, were the guests of E. B. COOK. BBOS.. Payne last week—Mr. Westover, of Prairieville, visited W. Evant one day niBTixaa. licit. last week—Miss Floy Williams attended the teacheis examination at Hastings, Thursday and Friday—The school in this place will close Saturday'March 11th—Mr. H. Ixwmls and wife have returned from Mrs. Chas. Gorham was the guest of Doster Station. _ Dowling her sister, Mrs. Ed. Zander, In Kalamazoo Delayed letter. a few days last week—Maria Manning is the guest of R. G. Rice and wife this Series of meetings are being held at the Up to March 3rd we bavejiad 67 days of week—Daisy Platte started last Monday Fisher cbnrch. conducted by Elder Mar­ nice sleighing aud the pros~>ecte bid fair to make a two weeks visit with relatives tin— Frank Marks is In Indiana with bls fern goodly number still—Henty Baltcock and friends abroad. sister May—The lAdles dime society meet Is making preparations to build a house at Mrs. Pennocks Thursday—Sale last in the spring—George Frey and wife en­ Wednesday on the Will Johnson’s farm— tertained relatives from Lowell last week Mrs. N. Brayton spent a few days last Julia Fisher has so far recovered as to be —Fred Winchell and wife of Nashville, ____ __ _________ ____________ In Byron Center,____ the guest of her out again—Will Kennedy has rented his vi«ltcd relatives here last week—School week closes next Tuesday. Mr. Meeks has son Bert—Mr. and Mrs. George Morgan farm to a man from Grand Rapids—A. taught a very successful term—Miss Alta of Hostings, were In town one day last D. Kennedy has deed 50 acres of land to . Frey attended the teachers examination week, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. 8. his daughter Minnie. last week—Wm. Irving aud F. Herring-, IL Hunt—Maud Sperry and Myrtle Rieg­ South Haatlrir*. ton had a runaway one day last week, go­ ler spent last week in Lake Odessa—J. Mrs. Stanley, who has been sick for a W. Godfrey was In Chicago Friday and Ing to Battle Creek, somewhat injuring one horse. No further damage done— Saturday—The engine on the L. and H. long time, is much better. She now at­ J. E. Tobias and J. Pitcher have exchang­ made an extra trip Saturday—Jennie Case tends to her own house work—The presi­ ed farms and moved their goods last week. and Ella Riegler were the guests of Me­ dent of the literary club was absent at our Mr. 'Tobias will not bu a resident of our linda and Sarah Stockel-Sunday p. m.— last literary. We are sorry, and hope be town—A. McNarris is canvassing this A. I* Coons, of Lowell, was in town'last will be present next time—Mrs. A. Young, town for the book containing tbe life of Friday—Standing room was at a premium who has been very sick, is slowly improv­ Christopher Columbus—The many friends Sunday evening at the U. B. church—Mrs. ing—A little child was buried from our of Mr. and Mrs.' Pbin Powers will be D. Moulton and daughter Eva. spent the community last Wednesday—The Sunday pleased to learn that they are the proud Sabbath In Freeport the guest of friends school is to be organized one week from —Mrs. R. Millard anti little daughter are next Sunday. Let all that are interested parents of a son. the guests of the former’s mother. Mrs. in Sunday school in their own community Lydia Godfrey—A. J. Nugent and wife at the Star school bouse be in attendance How does it seem to live under the new will soon begin housekeeping In M. at two o'clock that day—Charlie Barnaby, administration*.* Has the weather Im­ Roush’s vacant rooms—The club dance who has been under the doctor’s care for proved? or the prices of wheat advanced? Saturday evening was well attended aud three or four weeks and has been such a —Henry 8torr shipped a car load of sheep a pleasant time Is reported—Rev. Martin, great sufferer night aud day Is a lit­ last Monday—Marcus Bellinger, of Barry, of Hastings, made a very welcome call at tle better nt this writing—Eld. Bunnel was aud W. 11. Williams, of Milo, shipped the special meetings Saturday evening. seen on our streets last Friday on his way four car loads of sheep lad Tuesday for The meetings will continue for some time to Clarksville. Buffalo—Our merchant, Mr. Grus, is in yet—Rev.’s Wright- and Bownmau have Illinois on business—Crinoline must go. recovered from their recent Illness—The Frank Falk and Jacob Gorsliue caught In an interview with twenty ladies, nlne- scholars of the Freeport school will give teeen gave an emphatic no. One answer­ an entertainment in Verger’s hall next 18 bass. 50 perch. 10 pickerel, one of which ed by letter In poetry and was for or against Saturday evening. Every one Invited. weighted 12X pounds, last Friday. Both of the'above named gentlemen are alive at as tickle fashions mi^ht dictate. If not for present writing, but their conversation the emphatic order to cremate after read­ Nashville. , consists chiefly of fish—Harry Fuller, of ing I would like to set? that poetry in P. 11. Brumm, of Hastings, was In the Middleville, closed his winter term of print If It did cut the writer a little—By­ ron Hughes it moving from W. A. Spald­ village Sunday and Monday—Miss Hattie school at Gun Lake last week—A. Mur­ ing’s farm onto one near Osbtemo—Jacob i Beadle, of Hastings, was the guest of Miss dock Is .quite sick again—Mack Falk, of Tack has moved from W. J. Williams’ Eugene Downing Saturday and Sunday— Plainwell, visited relatives in this place farm to Richland onto the Shean farm— Mrs. C. M. Arthur, of Leslie, wittj her !last Saturday—Wonder if John was asleep Rev.’s Van A u twerp and Chase are holding sister Mils Blanche Harrison, of Nebraska when his horse ran away Saturday morn­ a series*of evening meetings at Milo— are visiting friends here—Miss L. Jean Iing—A sleighing party took a trip to Gun McLaugiliin, of Hastings, spent Sunday I Lake last Tuesday evening—Fred Hull John Demniond. of Prairieville, shipped twenty cows and fourteen calves from with friends here—C. L. Glasgow has the iand family have moved back on their farm Iowa to Milo last Monday. AH for sale. whooping cough—Miss Lida Felghner was inear Gun lake—Will Ward, of Kentucky, Cows tnln In flesh but large alia well at Hastings Saturday, attending the execu- Iis visiting friends in this vicinity—Mrs. C.\ bred—Feb. 1893, the mean temperature tlve committee meeting at tbe Barry Cu. 1H. Thuiaton and Ettie Falk visited friends \ was 22 degrees, 19 cloudy days, 6 clear Christian Endeavor Union—Messrs. IL L. :at Plainwell i&st Sunday—Jeanette Beattie ‘i at Martin slaying with Mrs. Fred Engand 3 partly clear. Prevailing wind wxs and C. L. Walrath started for Victor, N? 'is I.Y., Monday afternoon, called there by the '1 ’land, who is sick—The dance last Friday west and south west. For Feb. 1892, the mean temperature was 27 degrees. 20 । severe Illness of their sister. Mrs., Balt- inight was well attended, 84 numbers being < —Win. Beattie and family, of Bowens cloudy days, 4 clear and 4 partly clear. wood—Mrs. Thomas Purkey died ./Tuesday out evening of Congestion of the lungs — Goa 1Mills, visited nt Mrs. H. Beattie’s last Fri­ The prevailing wind was divided betnoen east and west. It will be seen Feb. 1803 Selleck Is home from Kensington, III., on cday and Saturday—Dan. Klingensmith aL\ ...................... tended the inauguration of President"4 was 2 degrees colder than Feb. 1892. I a visit—Mr. and Mrs. L. W.Felgliuer find from my recot<|s kept for many years were at Grand Rapids Tuesday afternoon Cleveland—Rose Coiwln and brother, of that -™. Jiin. L..d and «Feb. coldest time —Mr. Frank Ileacox was at Caledonia Cedar Creek, visited friends here last Fri­ G.. was ...... the w.v wlJwt Tuesday. day—Al. Leonard, of Hastings, was in since 1875. town Tuesday—John Killick and wife spent last Sunday with their daughter,' The annual New England supper was Mrs. Fred England at Martin—Our school On the morning of Inaugeration day one closes next week. held at M. Doster ’ s last Friday evening of our lending men hoisted the American flag with the union <fown, to show, we for the benefit of the. Baptist society. A suppose, the manner tn which the demo­ goodly number were in attendance and a Henry Wilkinson intends moving into cratic party intend running things, that is, pleasant time reported—Herbert Temple John Williams house—Ansel Brian made a upside down—Old Mr. Doonan and wife, who has been sick with fever fortthe past business trip to Richland—Hattie Hazel is who have been living for some time past two weeks is on the gain—Little Mabel Gibbs is sick with lung filter—Will Wilk­ borne from Kalamazoo visiting her parents at Kalamazoo have returned here aud —Arthur Gesler, of Duluth, Wisconsin, is nbw keep house In their old home—Our ens’ little boy Richie, also tbe son,of T. the guest of his parents—Peter Cuburn and post master has resigned and the office Ketchum have scarlet fever—Rev. Xixley. wife passed through here On their way to will soon change hands—Miss Lurena of Kalamazoo, attended ’he New England Hastings—Mrs. H. Orr has returned from supper held at M. Doster's and remained Klug will go to Goblevllle this week to Nashville—Mrs. Varah made a business to spend the summer—Mrs. Hugh Graham Is In town over Sunday to preach morning on the sick- list—Mrs. Martin Bates bu and evening In the Baptist church—Mrs. Kalamazoo Friday last—Messrs. Blackman. been quite sick but is 'now able to be O. A. Hughes la very low. It Is feared Varah and A. Pennock were at the hub. cancer of the stomach—Rev. Saturday, the 4th—E. Evans and Mrs. Wf around again—A gentleman named Ha­ she has wes was here one day last week and an­ Chase being called to assist in Baptismal Nichols was at the hub last Saturday—Mrs. Henry Robinson started for Grand Rapids nounced that he intended renting the services at Banfield on Sunday last, Mr. the 8th, to have a cancer removed—Mr. store belonging to Geo. Mosier, fur the Varah, of Delton, took bis place on the purposex>f putting In groceries—Arthur circuit—The W. T. M. S. will meet at the and Mrs. Edgett, of Lansing, are at the Thompson house—Mrs. Salisbury is the Gesler who has been west for some time home of Mrs. Jennie McBain on Wed. pz guest of Mrs. John Williams—Mrs. Varah came home last week to see his sick m.—Mr. B. Armstrong, of Bowens Milts mother—Prof. Taylor closed singing school visited friends in town over Sunday—Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Scribner called on friends in here with a concert and the creditable John Barrett, of Richland, was here last Prairieville Monday—John Williams sold manner in which the class acquitted Itself Friday securing speakers for a silver his lots just south of Mr. Rahney’s to showed that the Prof, had not labored in medal contest, which he expects to bold build a church on—W. Nichols is drawing the 15th of March—Supervisor candidates stone for Mrs. Evans new house—Look vain. • out for the drama ‘ The Spy, of Gettysare beginning to feel the pulse of the ‘ burgh" to be given by the K. 6. T, M.’s in township people for supervisor. Banftolil. Blackman's hall. Rev. Chase, of Delton, was here last COUNTY NEWS. In about two weeks I will move back to my old stand in the Union Block. In order to save extra handling of goods and to reduce my stock, I will Sell hardware at a good discount from former prices. . IRfl VflN VflLKENBURGH. IT IS SLOPPY WEATHER Diq Fire! Biq Wind I Buy a New Pair Biq Crash ! ARE THERE ANY HOLES IN YOUR RUBBER! Don’t Delay but AND SAVE YOURSELF A BAD COLD AND MAY BE A LONG SICKNESS AND LARGE DOCTOR BILL WE CAN FIT YOUR FEET t « WE CAN FIT YOUR POCKET BOOK us a call. We want your confidence and will not abuse it. WOOLLEY & BR2N50N CU CH is a condensed history of , the recent big fire. The fall■ ing walls smashed through my j building and to get even I am SMASHING PRICL^ J On many things at my new locati.on in Messer Bros. & Rey­ nold’s building, in the place oc­ cupied formerly by the Hastings City Bank. DON’T BUY ANYTHING I IN MY LINE WITHOUT i CALLING ON ME AT THE PEOPLE’S DRUGSTORE. ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. WANTED ! W. H. QOObYEAR YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STERLING INLAID 1 will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING P S Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see.tne. 1 will buy timber standing. SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to last. Also r•emember < _you get a Present—"Good Form, of~ $2.00 ' value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewe.-/ 3'. o re Quality and price al­ ways right. J. L WILKINS, Agt F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. Sunday and gave the people an elegant sermon also assisted Rev. Vanwlckltr in baptising 15 new converts also formed a society of the Epworth league aud elected the officers and then took the names of U6 who Joined as members of the society. The officers elected called for a meeting Sunday evening far the election of com­ mittees for each department. All met at usual time. Meeting called aud each deAmrtment elected ns a committee of 3 to | making in al! 28. and adjourned uutil Thursday evening—Rev. Chase and wife of Delton, was the guest of L. C. Edmunds last Saturday and Sunday—J. H. Norris and wile of Comstock, ore visiting their sisters, Mrs. McKinzey and Mrs. M. Bre­ see—Frank Duty is drawing and storing bls wheat at die Augusta mill—There was a social at Albert Dewey’s, Jr., for the aid of building a church* In the Kinzey uelRhborhoud. A fine time was had by all—Chas. Shoemaker reports of having a Hue time wirti the buys nt the Albion college—David Stiles has been having qnite a serious time again with the qnlnzy —Mrs. Levi Bresee is getting along finely with her broken arm—Mrs. Ben "Tongate lias given up keeping house fur her son Bert, and will go to keeping house by her own self as soon as she can do a lit­ tle repairing on her own house—Meetings are still in progress at the church in Bal­ timore. Match I* here with-its cold bleak winds —Sdhqpl closed last Wednesday—Mr. Marton and .wife, of Vermontville, made E. Lockhart and wife a pleasant call last week—Rev. Lnrt closed bis series of meet­ ings at the east Castleton church Sunday evening—Quarterly meeting of the U. B. church will be held at the east Castleton U. B. church April 1st and 2nd—Miss Druait Murphy is visiting her father at Hasting*—Ail report to have heard that one of our former plow boys, Hon. Clement Smith has received the nomination of Judge of the fifth Judicial circuit, and be may look for a clear vote from Pleasant Valley—AH honor Is due to Bert Watting who la attending the school at Nashville, Fine weather at present writing, Hope it will continue—Mrs. Win. Watron is slowly recovering from a severe attack of rheumatism—Mrs. Win. Potters' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward, who have been for the past few years a resident of Kentucky have returned t: this town. They were formerly residents of Orangeville town­ ship—M. Potter has moved onto bls big orchard farm—J. Johnson has moved down on Main Street In VanNondall’s old house—S. Potter Is so as Io be out doors again—Some of our young people attended the dance at Orangeville last Friday night and and all report a pleasant time—A goodly number attended church here last Sunday night—If nothing pre­ vents. our minister will start a protracted meeting here next week—Mr. O. D. Bur­ pee has liought a span of burses of J. Rou<e. Lemuel Glasgow closed a very successful term of school in the Brown district Tues­ day. ' Ninety persons were present that day. filly of whom were guests represeu ting five or more neighboring districts. •Mr. Glasgow will teach the summer school In that district. Although the students have enjoyed many moon light rides and coasts, they are anxiously Ibqking for the coming of spring, at which hue Ann Arbor is at its best. We are informed that W. M. Wilkens, '94 DenL. will spend the summer vaca­ tion in the office of 3. M. Fowler. ' On Saturday evening last, a few of the Hastings boys enjoyed a pleasant chat and feast of pop com at tbe rooms of Mrs Engle hasKreturned from a two j Bauer <& luimpman. months visit with her children In Burr The lecture to be given by Maishail P. Oak—John Marks bought a half acre lot of B. F. Wolf. Those wishing lots for build- Wilder, ’ humorist, was about a-? much a Ing on, can call on B. F. Wolf in Wolfs ad- <concert as lecture, as he was assisted by dll loo—It Is romored that A. C. Walt 1two ladles and one gentleman by whom was rendered during the evening. shuts down his feed mill fur repairs. He music 1 the entertainment has been will now saw pickets—It Is whispered Although • by >cme, we judge from tht* that Mr. Vester is to teach our summer denounced 1 that It was enjoyed b* mort peo­ term of school—Alt <»f our girls are now applause 1 present. anxious to ride in that fine cutter—J. D. ple I Townsend has now bought the property James Whitcomb Riley was well receiv­ occupied by Daniel Sayles and will build ed f and enjoyed very much. an upright in the spring-^Mr. and Mrs. Hon. T. B. Reed, ex-speaker, will ad­ Rowley will go to Potterville to make tLe S. L. A. on next Friday ev«^ their home with their son ‘ Mar- dress 1 tin— Ou Monday morning Mis. E’.d. ing upon a nou-partlsan subject. Hamp and daughter were returning from W. M. Wilkens spent Sunday a YpriJ Hastings, their horse became unmanagnand reports a good time. ble running half a mile. One runner of the cutter giving way. causing bad slip­ A Marshall farmer has be -n losing s ping and stopping thetr horse which large share of his sheep by a peculiar threw them out—Cake and coffee social at- disease and by carefully dissecting amWm. Smith's this week Friday evening. found its lungs Covered with whttd Every lady come—A. C. Walt is now saw­ worms an eighth of an inch In length. ing pickets. Bring your bolts—Mr. The sheep showed no symptoms cxr«p« Rogers, of Chicago. Is now looking over growing poor and wasted. Turimultnd 1» these Immense lumber piles. the remedy. �— Hastings Banner- CLEVELAND BULE8 Thursday, March, 9, i»93: OOP* BV«»-eroprt«W»r And Democracy Takes the Reins of Government. builders o" WILD ENTHUSIASM AT THE CAPITAL of & building; they employ only the The Triompb«« <*"'7 ciTe* th' Ne" Administration a Great and , . . , . The best Joy-iil Seod-Off. than *heir Jess and always get the best contracts, they paint their work with Strictly Pure White Lead maaaactatod by the “Old Daub Pro­ cess " of slow corrosion, and with one of the following standard brands : “Armstrong & McKelvy" “Beymer-Bauman” “Eckstein “Anchor “Fahnestock" " A L‘ “” “Morley” “Kentucky" “Shipman” “Southern” ‘'Collier” “_________ Red Seal” _ “Davis-Chambers” Th. M.r.h re U» “d »“* “ “* Wbh. Hou.. - Cer.menr of ln«l.lllag me..u.so I. Ch. S.o.H Ch.lr-A D»U.ruijhed Auiisnce Present-Adjournment to the East Portico—Tbe Orest Event of the Dey- Cleveland’s Address Outlined-The Oath Taken and the Momentous Act Comptete—Return to the White House-Not­ able Feature* of the Parade. . Washington, March 4.—“So help me God." These words, tha conclusion of the oath, spoken by Grover Cleveland as he .stood on the platform at the east portico of the Capitol today marked the culmi­ nation of all the elo­ quence, the enthusi­ asm, and the politi­ For colors they use the National Lead cal agitation and Company's Pure White Lead Tinting generalship which Colors. These colors are sold in small cans, each being sufficient to tin! twenty-five pounds of Strictly Pure White Lead the desired shade. and resulted in the Three brand* of Suletly Pure While Le*d groundswell and general political upturning of last Novem­ joing to paint, it will pay you. ■ for • book containing infortnay aavc you many a dollar; it will NATIONAL LEAD CO., Chicago Branch. State and Fiftecntn Street*. “The Pace That Kills” makes no difference what kind. Using greasy and inferior soaps is one roaa to premature decay—sore hands— sore hearts—clothes never dean. Not so when KIRK’S SOAP AMERICAN FAMILY is used. Cheerfully proceeds the labor of wash-day with health and long life assured. Hands alL right­ hearts light—clothes pure Mid white as a Greenland snowdrift. JAS. S. KIRKA CO.,Chicago. ‘ ksky Diaaond Tar FOKPKvru runrnurii Atthe FIDS grand KA , Enclose atamp for circular. Address. A. S. PAltlSU. I’rpp'r ber. And ns be uttered them there was a sound as of the “gathering of the waters." From a hundred thousand throats arose a cbeer-^not all at once, but gathering, grow­ ing until it had rolled from those standing close enough to hear the end of the presi­ dential oath, out to the extreme fringe of the multitude. Il was about 11 a. m. when Preaident Harrison and President-elect Cleveland en­ tered the carriage of the forrper at the White house 10 drive to the Capital. All the morning there had Ix'en marching t*> and fro of thel mill tary and other organ iza (ions which were to take part in tbe day's work. On every hand was heard the rattle of the drum, tbe call of the bugle, the strains of the bauds and the words of com­ mand. But those who were to tebe det comes! whoof! march were not the only plies outdoors. From the hotels,-where some of the guests had to pay good prices for a nail or clothes book to hang themselves up for the night and where a bath-tub was a real palace of a bedroom^ from the boarding houses, which were equally full; from tbe trains, which were constantly unloading thou­ sands of visitors, and from the private resi­ dences of the city, came the multitude. • Packed Along Pennsylvania Avenue. The great avenue at the end of which is the Capitol and at the other end the White House was a sight to behold once in a life­ time. Except for a passage wide enough to permit troops to march company front there was not an inch of the thoroughfare unoccupied by a human form by 10o’clock. At the street intersections the crowd spread away to the right or left as far as the next corner. The lump posts were not over­ lookedIs pointe of vantage for those active enough to climb them, while trees within sight of the avenue were alive with boys and men. Around the White House and Capitol building there waa a dense throng. In windows and on roots and porticoes— at every point from which the line ot march could be overlooked—were the faces and forms of sightseers. KX”.S”c.?iSKa: M’HirOAGB FOBECIXJSURE. 'Vh-r*aa. default tian "been made In the eondllhxK acTt*ln rnortpure, executed by Alva J and Man- A. (.Viwles of tbe Township nt Irriwv. Harry Coanty. Mlehlgan, io Alice J. Cfarctill) (ftwmerfV Altoe J. Morey) of Toledo, Ohio, ne-trmg date Mny ths seventh. A. D.. 1 *A3, **<i rerer-aO nn «w seventh davnf May. A. D., 1 TO. a: three o’cluck nud thlrtv five minutes, p m. >n lih-r number Hi, of ni:>rUc«ges on paw »W. in the c!‘l •-• <d the register o( dfMds for JUrry Countv, Miclilirui.atid there h now claimed to hr due n.i «it.t tiinrtgkKb the snm ot two tiio.tsiml -.•rnu »uie.«re.l and sixty dollars and ntatj-twoceut* Including an attorney fee oflhlrty -fivrdoUi’v. and n<» pruc-cding* iiavlug been taken at law to recover thedebr wurefby the ►aid inorip.-ige or anv p irt thereof: Now there­ fore. i.ot'l-e Is berebv given that on Friday the twririh dxr -d Mtr I»J. at lj o’clock half an hour the head of the’ precession bad arrirpd at the senate approach of the Capi­ tol, and here the official party alighted and disappeared in the building, the escorting column meanwhile passing along around the Capitol and taking the positions as­ signed, ready for the return to the White House. The senate chamber bad by this time been prepared for the ceremony. The galleries were full of the diatiBguiwd men and women of the land. ’The aenatore occupied the Republican side, and the notables of officiallifu ths Democrats aide. Vice President Morton then called the the Coart l»->n-n in the city of Hasttium. County senate to order and the auouncement wa* made that the president had no further ot Barr;. Stare of Michigan thni 'liemg the bul.'iuna lu which circuit court for County of communication to make to oongrew—the Barry Is held, hv virtu -of tbe power of sale closing act of tbe outgoing admlndtration. cootMiitekl In said tnortg«>. I irill *ell at public btehret bidder ttm projiertv desThen the announcement was mads—“Ths Nrid premises belug the’nonh- president of the United States"—and Mr. Het'llon fiittrtonii Illi ti.wn frrai Harrison ws* escorted into tha chamber and seated just in front of tlte vice prod dent’s desk. Th* next comer wsa the prcali!oh «urvry. ftorptlnc *>4 rr~*rr un mny acres taken utr from th e deut-elcct. who wa. seated beside hl* predeceaaor. The chief aevj." now appeared, for thia assembly wa* for the purpose of adn«iui»tering tb< -oath to tbe vice presi­ dent elect. He dies not ait He remain^ standing t n the afiep to tbe right of the vice president's desk.' A moment later the vice pre*idsut arises aud announce* hto suo- Death Mounts the Blast and Reaps a Harvest. SOUTHEBH TOWNS LAID IB BUIHS. at ut* scattered Haw who b.ve u,rt |)r n Dlaeorery know II, v«lw. ,"rt If,, hive not. have now Uh »bo lima. Cell on th. Mv? and gel a lrt.1 boUI., f«“FW name aud addreu to H. K li,,. ’°w Chicago, and gel a Mlu#b bo‘. J0”' Klog'v New Ute rm, । ,X. a. * Dr. eopj of Guide to Hrallli Inil u, . ** • luftliuclor. tmv. ah ;hT.b“^*MH u-ed to do rou good .nd .vol i„„ ?*’»• al W. H. flood,ear’i Urn, do?"" Upon rew lpl of ;our ,dar. s, *u . rent, in pwlw .Uup., w. „m . prrpnld Sovviam I-.,nTr„,101 WouAV Coun<BUS Exi—,rw, ’!£ regular pnee ia fifty «-ent«. big as w’’ ** yhu to have one, we make the r-rire ,W,nt teaL You will find It a work of tntloP eW"«-‘ -111«" tor ’ thing to ba prired. 11 ronIain, fnll Ibe ejetooe »uH«w« «r« In » C°°, views of the great bullrthijn.. wllb d,2*R dldoo. bwvlug beeu r-nd«-l bou«-to» .ud t oo. of same, and i. exmu.,| ilT hj bo.nel.« bf <b. wind without .V-UJ. ol ••yle of art. If not Hathfied^Kh it> elulblug ..com the g.nnenl. -hey bMl <x> )OU get It. we will refund if.. . <R)M , *r thole took., Thor werw ezpo-d to Ch. let you keep the book. Addrea, d blllng cold. Sc.rv.Uoo .c~~ «""« of H. R Bfcgi.xx ct Ca. ci,.^ Ibm In che l~». a uieeUug held In Greenville .ppewl. for U.1.UU0A »1»IM ■ Tbe be»t salve In Ibe world ft.... out the statement that "tba facts are brief bnrliww. sores, ulrwn.. un ,h, ,m hue cerrlble. Th. cown U now a wwoe of m"' I*?11’"1 ta,u)-' "“‘Mui dMolaUon, many of her eleganc bomu M corns. u>d .11 Mrln ernMhm.. »nj well a. bumble eoCCagea u« deWrojed and ly cure. pile, or no p.> r^c.Jt Hu numbemof famllto. ar. d-CICuu, p~nl- guaranu-od to give perfeet money rwf.nd.d Price kJ less and homeless. For »le by W. IL Good,™,. the„”iS Itellef Xu»l Com* QaickJy. •'Four of her churches and her beautiful MmdregmT. d<« eauber el™,,. college have been leveled to the dust. This per year. is a calamity which cannot be relieved by A Lowell stock company Is t» erwl . 1 1 the sufferers falling back upon Insurance Masonic temple. companies, but relief must come, if it comes ••Adrtonda," Wheeler's Hrert **j at all. from the prompting* of a Christian beneficence and human pity and generoe- Nerve Core la Kuarantewl free fmni Jt*. UssUtuUM QuicklyAT1.XTX flA. «--Tb' mb, tbe <•"« 4. Cfdou. dUlurlumee of FeM.rnLbt •bow.tbAt tbe giw.tde.JI- ple whfch seem to menace the Integrity and usefulness of their government." Of these the first Is “the exposure of a sound and stable currency to degradation," and this peril is of a character that “should arouse to activity the most enlightened statesman­ ship." He promises to exercise every execu­ tive power “deemed necessary to maintain our natioual credit or avert financial dis- |ty. It is to such eentimente in the boeoma phine, Miaeral and Opium. Sold by w of our fellow citlxens of every kind that H. Goodyear. Washikotun. March a—The closing Onekama Coogvegationaiiiiu hare ca!!*d acenes of the H fly-second congress were a pastor from Oberlin college. ' tleepy ones. Both honsro had been up all Tb. Mlow.iw 1-odlU™ trit lb. Urrlftc sight and in the seuat • it was to hard to An electric NtttTt railway rar h tutheiY bftut: Orrm.UIr, Mto.. on. nuu, klllod; jet a quorum that Harris waxed wroth bjried In a drift at IshpemUsit. 1 Rock. Ga., five perrons killed; Troup coun­ tnd made a hot speech, in which he said. ty, Ga., Mrs. Butte, Cullen Fannin, Janie* ■I want to say on ruy responsibility as a F. Hairston aud Sam Henderson and wife, to try Hill's Pile Pomade, which 1 dM >enator and a man that the proceeding of dend: BameaviUe. Gx. Daisy Hawkins and with more than satisfactory tvsulu. as Jjc Inst -------------------------two hours is a disgrace; “Another danger that confront* us and ^..^w ----------- a disgrace _ two negro children killed; Odesaa, six package lias wrought a cotup!, !.- cure b not less serious," he describes a* “the j 4mt in the expiring hours of congress death*; Mob no, Ga.. Mrs. Fell and four 15 .years ------of suffering, ---------- „ lad-.i- ail prevalence of a popular disposition to ex- niffiJetit tra.T-.lv... num tier of T- senators cannot be negroes killed; I’iesimont, Ga., Mrs. Haw- , era . ..to try what I jkTe Js the cr* from iruin piles [urn prat from the operation of the government held here to dispose of the public measures kin* killed and her parents badly hurt, lu 1। only positive cure for pi It -Huri esq>rcinl nnd direct individual adYantages.’- jeccsaary considered." .. It was a. Jt™.ry to <« be .n v,-- fl:3bvirimty of Meridian. Marfan, ami Osr- Pomade. C ha Pomade. Cn *. Amo i.-. < 7«mburg. The verdict of the voters, he says, has con- a. SitsrSsr !.<f=r. >!»«>«. ♦~' fc hMantaxtetM. took™™. l« v demned the maintenance of protection fur ■ tnd then only toiV:’W. Remember it is the the BualneM. but rotue of thcM may have l*en uicnprotection’s Kaka; and it also demands the ■ Had Cutupieicd All the Honed above. At ToutmmlM, Mha., furty- with a printed guarani, with tach pack­ (Instruction of tho whole “progeny of pater-| But thp Lumocm ««». completed. . bills which which bnd bnd l*vu tevu m m conference conference for»u for ro eight, bottom were blowto down and «v<wal age. 1'rfce 9L0D, er $.’,.00. By nalbm." This destruction requires “a re-j, bills I manv hour* had bran *gre«*l on. anti the , pe. plo bert. Everywhere the <k-»tructton mail. For sale by r: ! 1- H-ath. tU fusal of bounties aud subsidies to aid lil- mly-thing done after was The appoint- , of property w** appalling. ■druggisL advised or languishing enterprise*" and “a :• .I v....... mi-nt ... of llte — usual to -----wait on Klglat Milaa ot lieva*i*tt<w. . challenge of wild and reckless pension ex■— committee --------- — -- । John Armstrong i» m>w ir. vw of tbe premaeni nicmreweu Jletailsof names of the dead >. i! the Hi*, nrraidi'iit,. xueacuvciyui tin-farewell penditurc" with the limit of public approthe president, the delivery of the farewell ,• r — ----- • tlic — ------- — ------- and -prikuves to ti»- public u^™.«T. U Ctmirman ct>rarra.u Morton, Mort.ra, which wMcb was ™a. ' wounded wmuutodarc meagre. mcMW. In UTrouj Troup county gamy the tt. Patnms of Industry •t-’v at ike City. I! ipraeh of Against the rue Spoilsman >puii»niur. and »nu the uio Tro*t. iron. Lgrnccful effort, and the passage of resolu cyclone swept away neur.y all the farm- ।j Flint has 4M resident- .. Again*! •. -1^ S .SSrc SO years eld. the average . • regkm* say#, n i follow..I the track of the monster eight miles and nolnl nothing bat complete d* variation an.! .fariructiou. The fam fall heavily on th. farmer, and the poor iwgrora. anda .ul^npu^ will be activity" should be Lcstowed o:» those I ‘•n,n u solemnly performed the act «>f uwhtfM. efflclmcv Drousbes a fair return of ' putting the clock’ back, ro that the senat.^u,d‘obey the law and adjourn at 12 ^mmXi tbeXr^u^^ tlmej-whicb was really 1 wrvice rXnn iud\h«tfurt£r uretoinev. | ?• "> the inauguration twenty-five itpromnea. Still ”* WHator* wem •»«"» Still another another ;wril jw-ril he he finds find* ! =» 3ew swum in. 111, •moug amuug them luvui wunra,t;.,:.. kb..l™l U.rtln of <J Kauxa*. Kgura., whose »btoc nnma prinra facie IitoU rlizht rigbc ■taHmmcnra. ........ .. ... ____ . u ..to'r >.1^.1 __ i__ Xlartln lerpru™ »ud rou.Hu.dou. of Ira.iu™ to- * » -« ► A'1" tbe lerc.u. forrae.1 tor the purpowot llmltlug ; iraugurral ra lb-u-ura. ..IJournri. b«rtn« production aud fixing pricey” and these be ; »PP<>lnted a tommittra to inform the new ippoimeo n ci—titItW.UBt wiu ML:s bl.service. wrrlCT. ' . . . 9 *< ■ ... I > rr~.lt It-'it th.'I? pronounces to be conspiracies against the | president that »le ami tn all their1 ............ - stales All the state have chosen new ectiatocs, interests of the people and in all their He ear* that thev । * ithcr b > ’ , : * c ‘ iuu or appointment, to the phases unnatural. l'_ - *■ - ■ • • •— - • ■ ftcmtenf the Fifty thirxl emigre*, except should be "reached aud restrained by fed- ' eral power," so far as the general govern- | Moutauaand Washington. The Republican juvernorof the former will appoint a Remeat can reach them. publiawto.rv.umilttonrrilrKiU.tor,Tariff Bild Bights of CltlaA>«hlp. A. to th. Uritt. Chun™ lu it. m. tbr ’ di.u, Mid a ItopuMlcn I. w.ur«l .rear prealdrnt. moat to made, -wj^lyau.l with- | 55?, V =‘?l'™toto.U>'M?,1’I*r ” l' out rlndicUntu™- and on the principle ! >-•>•“*- toiliiflan^', Krpubll.na Grant, ilg the wuatrat* trout tb™ two atatoa. pLeretore. a. ItopuMuani, the wnato will to eoumoM-a ot ton, ri« Dem.wnuy Ihlrt,tight Rrpobtooa. «u I tour Ihtpjil.to ,, , , ...... ......... ... Bofon- leaving <he Kand th, lrald,„, vuiart, overwWme.1 will, eongraula. Uon». He Meaped (mio bu -plewu,, •eentwn," however. In a -few minute. ,nj went Into th. Cepnol. Hera be took . -hutrplato of w<u to lake bl. place |Q ule pmcewion which «. to «OH b,„ to bl. b!,„. fX. S S I *TM7 M“*rt«r section In one [Ertion of the trip. The new. ha* crc.ted^onm terabte I ! ere held lu uig 'ute y«terd*y. In many j contests politics was not involved ! ■rte ^’’‘oernta carried Council Bluff/ 1 C,inU,n’ C><Ur ^P^Burh^ton CresI IuJe,*n,,euc*‘- ! H.v- *nd houorabl- purpSi" gU intention ।! A. Adtea to u,r HriyiSaoond. Ills. * “ ■« — ■“to i -------- - « vvur ae.-ernn. dlate “■"''•'•-'■-■Svenury « □ late Han* b, Mntt*on di«l , •^ll^Fto“ rears of ag. -mUvyotlL. ' ' Hb <D •’» “n- k ir« °* Ohl0- “ -»•*■ Bng.dl.rGnw.! fttauui. M =rrU«>..«llntb.lln. n^tiLKT^ ‘b» "oler to marcb wa. given. WU end., THE DEATH RECORD. ------‘ X> •«ed ,05»Oakland, WLT‘TuX'La Moot***. Mrs. Sarah Camburn, a tod of sit, claims to have child reii. The injunction restrain ■Saginaw’s bridge bonds missed. real crawl* I . O. A- Soper, of Ypsilanti, two j car* wool clip ot W for 91,750. i-‘ue of n»-n di*' L.'.d bis {■ounds When she had CMdren. she gare Republican, car- I °*r After.all, the mild ax« ncies arc ^he best. Perhapb they work more slowly, but they work vurUy. Dr. Pierre's 1’lniaut Pellets are an active aiteucy but islet and mild. , Tbcrc’ne sugar"-uatni. easy to take, never shock nor derange ’.lie ?}sten and half their power is tbe mild way io which their work Is dour. Smallest cheapest and easiest to take. Gue a dcs**Twenty-fivv cents a ria!. of- all " Jdraggists. When lbby w** rick. wo ga« C Uy Kleetlonff ln i„wa. « l»b«l I. »». draJSittoLd Hun£’a‘*b .10 !h* ih. Un. had been formed and everything waa readv t-.r ruLgUn' whIch WM to bounce the ntart Droeradtag the Capitol steps one* mor££ ,U11 acconi Pooled by exPresident Harrisjn, took their place* in I I m*.ie have uwuv up up Wre uc>x to help thurc who ”uv — ro.v lari rrrnrUiin*. It It wa* wm terrible torriU. to wltnM. lb. ewrvlbina. .uflcriug. raw, wro PropJ. Uro .nd Urn. white .al bl^k, ww. gather­ tug up their bailing and cooking utensils aud what wb*t itroriwKitta pruririou. ratilil could >»■ to fotirwl touud Lbweir* cutter compapy looked and g™t. found -ct tered over the hills. Ro.complete cte wa* w» the orders for 6,003 cutlers for text winter's dcrtruclion that it is stated that there was not enough dry doth in Piedmont to bind Tekonsha will add to itthe wound* of the suffering." places m vi hard wan* and dry Nine Death* at Faraeli statieo. •torrs. Ni„ Lo,l|„ tom nmmi tea tbr nrrO-u;- at l-aroril .tolluu. thIrt, Takes 1000 people to buj Dr. .Mge’i "I'1** *"°“‘ “““laa. '«■ tha Qurra and Catarrh rdrnrdy. nt 50 oeub i bottle, to Cr™»nl railway ra.rn ot them totng make up $50o. One faiiute cure wobM men: ton. ot th. tannly <d Samuel Harm tL take the profit from -fiOOO^Bb hr uukTbe deatrurtlon to pn-perir ttrvw. nrewter er> profes* to cure "mid in tbe liHnl," acd With ever, re;»>rt. The uutntor ot Injured even chronic catarrh, and il they fail ta gnrat and th. Rntotollrira an, that tolt they pay >500 for their over-conGdcnce.— Not in newspaper words bu: in hard cash! Think of what confidedce it take? to put that in the paper*—and mein ounDlrtelv demnlbh^^Hate^f tT2 IL Its makci*s believe in the reinrdy. Isn't hou« <5 the il worth a trial? Isn't any trial preferable .T J K itnL^.blW“ 00 r ,t** * to catarrh? *» remarkable.______________ hV clowxl hi* term with the Fifity-firel con j Fatal Araideat to a Mllltoaalra. scriM, and b, rcfnscd vote thank*. Gvn>it .. . 1-A * .“ , lie tou-an .taring to that the him apeUer wa. 1 4!,^* the office not the mao: that H ritonld be 1 * .''orthwe.t.rn road respcr.te.1, and that no factional or party I nw u*r*bo°. Wfa, Satnnlay night, in umlice should ever strive to lessen the dig- ; Glaapie. the well-known miilally of the office or tbe esteem in which the ' *on*ir* Intnljcrman of thia city, waa in-.peaker was held. j stoutly killed. The aiming w be was in An Example Not To Ito Imitated. I ^fl the track mid collided with a freight He then proceeded: “No attack, wheth- ' Cttr- * Mr. Glaspie waa ludrap ami the culsr open or covert, ran be made upon that’ H»lon smashed the whole idda at the cm r in ?rcat office without leaving to the future ■ wtdch he wa* sleeping. He was about 40 ?.,7!!W'yuf ^inorder and bad.government. . ymrscld and well known all .over the 1 hi* is nut because the speaker is himself I country, being an owner of race horse*. * sacred creation. It I* becauM be I* the | .. -------------------------------embodiment of the house, it*- power and ' . “ Enter tbe Strip. dignity. If any effort* of that kind have ’ Ar*AX3A« Citt, Kan., March fl.—A bran made in the past, if at any time In the I conriier reached here Thursday morning heat of pardon or tbe flush of resentment froiu the Cherokee strip nnd says that last over unexpected defeat an action has been Monday c large body of settler* (-nteral PROCESSION ON THE AVSNUB** that “the necessity for revive to support the government furnishe* the only justifi­ cation for taxing the people." He adds that “anxiety for the redemption of the pledges which my party has made and solicitude for the complete justification ot the trust the people Ln» reposed in us, constrain me to remind those with whom I am to co­ operate that we can succeed in doing the work which has been especially set before us only by the moat sincere, harmonious, PUb,i° °nler’ ,et ug and disinterested effort. Even if failure is W.h? “° *Cted honor or caused by insuperable obstacles it will hardly bo excused, and if caused by fault or neglect the people will hol<| ns to a swift and exacting accountability." Hb also touches on the color liue, saying: “The hare not iorgotten the past, I am sure that rights of citizenship should be protected, without regard to race or color” and the’ m !iep party’ w|,bout re Indians should be led to civilizations. £hatm.j^^k any°xh" P*rty may do, or in** bv tblhbr p?rty, .,ns ,loue> wil1 k*11 of Again the throng went wild and the ST’e^rr cheere continued so long that finding it office. [\'ppfauML,|U “n’nrefra’ Li<h nseless to wait for silence the president­ elect turned to Chief Justice Fuller and announced his readinem to take the oath and amid a row that almost made thewords’ inaudible u> those repeating them. Grover S&dVra X;t’K“W “d hU “^ “ FOUR YEARS MORE FOR GROVER." : I. ’ i j i I token to 10*1 aud on raawml.llogriw u*uni loAt-bour enmmitteu to wait on the president wM appointed. Then H.tch took | the chair while Heed took hl* revenge on ' ;hura present who bad denied to htSthe murtrey always accorded spraker. when I Cleveland solemnly swore to do hisdmy as president of the United Blates, and with the ^concluding “so help me God" Ben­ jamin Hamson was a private citixen again and the nation had been given a new thief magistrate. ,j :: . Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria. .^^’toT^ iSSSs? SB jawseumrau President-elect Cleveland and Vice President-elect Stevenson arrived at the pels OrotisA Os White House in separate carriages about Da. Miuss’Pma 11 o’clock and . a few minutes thereafter rare billorsnsss, liver and ccnsUpa- they, with President HaR-isou, the cabi­ fimsllesfc nirtdssr, net, members of the senate committee of „ . 5pdo««-20ctfc arrangement*, General Schofield and Ad­ miral Ghcrardi- entered carriages and drove to the avenue, where the escorting division was drawn up, which, after sa­ ADUtNISTRATOm MALE. luting, wheeled into line behind the car­ In the matter ot Uie relate of 1 miner N. riages, Grand Marshal McMahon with his Critteudeu. deceased. Notice Is hereby given that I stull sell a: public auetisu, to the high­ aides leading the procession. est bidder, on Friday the tenth day of March, CEREMONIES iN THE CAPITOLA. D. 1TO, at ten o'clock In the forenoon. M the Probate Coart rooms In th* city of Hast­ ings m ।bn County of Harry. In the State of Michigan, pursuant to License and authority granted to me on the thirteenth day of January. The cheer which broke forth at the apA I).. ITO. by tb» Probate Court of Barry Cuuuty. Mlehlgan. all of tbe estate, right, tittle penrance of the president and his successor Kd interest of the -uUd deceanei! of. in aud to f real t-tate situate and being In the County waa continuous from of Barn-. In tb<* State of Michigan, known and the mansion to the decrib««l »* follows^ to-wit: The west fractional Capitol. But neither half <•*» >4 the aouth west quarter inland the west .bait <y»>of the east half (H> of the «outb gentleman paid any west quarter («<1 of section twenty •SJ) In attention thereto by town north range seven (Ta west, which s.tlc will be nude sitbj-ct to two mortvagre held by bowing or other ac­ Samuel Careon. which mortgages and the in­ knowledgement, this termt do Dec. 1CU1. ITO. amounted to the sum ■Of «MI IL coarse being a port Hated Janbaryauh. A. D.. Wax ~vf- the courtesies of . Wm. P. SiiiXAM. Adminstrator. RODETHETOBNADO R.nvcraoa bM taken the oath to support Among uw« ~ ---->b. Vulud Su«* «e. governors of thirteen states with their rta«»- Maryland, Virginia, Prennsylvanla, Connecticut, Ma«tachw*<ta, New Y<H*» New Jersey. Delaware. Wisconsin, North Stevinson took tbe chair and Levi P. More Carolina, Huath Carolina, Georgia and ton-no longer in official life, but a Maryland tm-1 3,<»» citizen-retired. Tbe first ofllcia set of Izmlainn* traps in the column,. Pennsylvania t'.w'i new vice president was to read the proc­ lamation calling an extra of th. N«w York hud two regiments, Texas one. senate for tbe purpose of confirming the The United Status .troops from fortress Monroe, Fort Meyer.'Washington barracks new cabinet. The next waa to ewear to •ud Fort McHenry led the procession. the new and old senators and then a recess Leader of the Westers Contingent. was taken, for the hour of the momentous act of tbe d«y had arrived. With due • „ ohn P. Hopkins, of Illinois, was comdecorum tho body dissolved nnd proceeded moder of the fifth division, the western to the platform at the eaat front of the tout ingeo t Among the clnbs present were Capitol to witness thia impressive cere­ the Iroquois club and County Democracy, it Chicago; ths Stevenson Escort cldb ana mony. t , It wa* a vast sc^of faces that wltnes*ed .be First Voters’ ’Democratic club, or the emergence of the distinguished body Bloomington. His: the Cleveland dnb, of Indianapolis: the Passlwatimst club, of that now streamed out on the east porch of Council Bluff4 la.; the Duckworth club. the cnpltol. Sente bad been put up for the 5 f Cincinnati, aud Tammany Hall, of ->cw late occupant* of the senate dhiunbsr aud a stand built well out In front for tbe cere­ York. mony of taking the oath. As the president On arrival of the pw-sidential Party’s »rand premdint-elect appeared leading the column the multitude burst forth in a daxffl nt tbe. White Ifousa Prwndcnt Cleve­ land and the other nofhbles alighted and cheer that rent the heavens and it Vraa some time before silence fell over tho took plarea on a reviewing stand and are throng. There was another roar as tho likely to remain there tbe balance of the president-elect stepped forward to deliver sfterooon, as It will take tbe procession about four bour»-j»erhapa more—topaM the Inaugural mhlrww. the *tand. Is it worth while to describe tbe cheering and atogina, nnd general job SUMMARY OF THE INAUGURAL. Ity of the multitude! It was continuous and alMpUttiug all along tb® ln£.an<! averywbere else. The song that burst Washixgtos, Marcli n.—The following is forth at Chicago after Cleveland had been a comprehensive synopsis of President nominated: “Four Years More for Grover, Cleveland’s inaugural address, covering the iras heard everywhere. The Democracy pith of what he said referring to the policy mukln’t keep quiet on such a day its this . and the air wa* vocal with all sort* of blof the new administration. The address begins by declaring that there are “certain larioua aounda.______________ conditions and tendencies among our peo­ ♦CLOSE OF THE OLD CONGRESS. Rrv. H. B. Taft has c- d ’’ his two years’ pastorate with the Bapttitd church of Tekonsha. instltof Methodists at Dow.:: erect • around to get 15,000 tu.c< ilu : new church. ii ry old I* A piece of cloth o.’er a ■ 1 i; !i*&*4)D« of In the poMtsxion of Mrs. Ab t-1 ’ Vicksburg. The West Bay City foun'd of klndercattcn. The again gone back to local titnr. John Armstrong succeed4 naugb as managet of the Patfvi dustry store in Lake City.. a M*t have In- An uuwniui, Mioa Da Pretty «aroilwny trTlin\™S You mid men were xiever polite •'j* woman. Did you uotlcr that liaiiw®* gentleman lower the aakh for thiit tr«nw Experienced Aunt (quietly - • <*d 1.1. Ul« In -Gw™-0"WbM ha. that u> do with hF -nut ra> wa. ■blnta»Un««hl>"’” ow !n<h hU A Quaker TeS«S j* *“• al, » . ln.uZ.rXST L» Mm,Ge, 0, ' *°Ur. at Pari Quaker toari b thua qnatetly . �Hastings Banner. Thursday, March 9, 1893. A LES8ON ON NEATNESS. Out -of Twenty Toting Girls in a Cookinc Clara On* Looked Careless. Stepping one day Into n room where a class In cooking had assembled, I stood for awhile Co hear Lbe bright, capable teacher im-xruct twenty young girls in the mystertw* of brcadmaklng. Sbo was gjriir; thr-.n n little lecture on homemade bread, after which the materials weyo to bo <11rided ^mong them, and each girl was to mix. khwdl nnd set a portion of dough to riae. '■ The twenty girls looked very neat and pretty, wotting clean white aprons aud lit­ tle white cdpx' One could imagine them a few ymra inter, each presiding in her own well ordered Household. But presently I noticed something which I would nut wiah to mention except with tbe hope that It may he a hint to some thoughtless girls. One of the number, a pretty giri of eighteen, stood listening with her fingers pressed agniuhj her chin. Presently in an abstracted way she tapped her parted lipa' I ginneed around the circle. All the oth­ er nineteen girls stood with their anna hanging eaaily at their aides or Lightly crossed anil repiaiued in about tho same position,. never carrying their hands to their feature*. But thia one girl some­ times played with the buttons of her dreas, sometimes fingered her cheek, sometimes put up her hand to see if her hair waa ail right nnd once even thoughtfully rubbed her none. When the talk was over tho girls all- ho­ gan to fnnke bread. They had washed their haftds before gathering around the table, and it waa not supposed necessary to do »o again. Now nineteen of t hose girls, ouo felt in­ stinctively, would lx> twat about cooking. But the twentieth—I would not be too fas­ tidious, InttJ would really rather not eat a slice of her loaf. Years ago, when I waa a II ALICE KIRK. M. D.. • girl myself, 1 board a lady say: “I never like to see any one bundling the ‘1. Physician and Surgeon. face." Battings. • - M|eh. Ui cant promptly attended day or night. OfAfter that I often noticed whs/, a differ­ over F. • >. .Unwell's boot and shoe store ence it made. Atid It made a difference this time. Tllis one girl may have been as I AMES A. 8WEEZEY. sweet tempered and' ns capable as any of J* Attorney at law. .the othera, but they looked well bred; she Hastings. Mich. looked 111 bred. They looked careful and Practices in all courts of the state- Col- neat; she looked cMreiess and a little un­ -vtiens promptly attended to. neat. Solomon speaks of ’‘little foxes that spoil I HiS. E. ITa C. I'- LATHROP. the vines,’’ and thia habit, when one con­ J7 llomoepathic Physicians and siders the question of good manners, is Surgeons really a ’’little fox.’’—Youth's Companion. All calls city and country promptly at­ tended to. , How n Native Australian Climbs a Tree. • When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARDS. p A. SCRiBNER. M. D.. * . .Physician and Surgeon, IMum. Mich. •ffircjn residence, one clock east of depot. A. AC. H. BARBER . Physicians and Surgeons. CalKiu city or county responded to with promptness, day or night. I) A. SHELDON. 1 . Abstract and Real Estate Office. ‘ Abstract Block. Hastings. Money h.-oi on ite-.il Estate Ileal Ksran -.. .i on eccunusslon. General conveyancing. ri »v,rg a complete set of Abstract Book", com l-i from the Records, can f'lrnluh complete . tract'. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. I*. DRAKE. M. D., O*r..-e over Holloway’s drug store. ’ office i. um from 2 co 4 p. n>. Telephone, cor r.i' t’uK with n-aiiieuce, at Holloway’s dniy 6 M. E.»>V..Ed. I> • ■; ■ e hour*? a m. to 5 p. ra. pliil.lI’ T. COLGROVK. . 1 ■ Attorney at Law Successor to Smith i Colgrove > .Ollier iii Union block, Hastings. > in nil the courts ol tho state. i E. KEN ASTON, »• Attorney at Law, < Over 1.8. Goodvear & Co.'s store.) tTHCtJews'.n .mi courts of tbe State. Collections rfwaptiy Attending to. D R. TIMMERMAN, Homeopathic Phy t • sielan and Surgeon. (OffiCb aver J.-ithrop’s drug store.) 1 A V. REAL ESTATETn'D UOLLECTUING OFFICE OF l’.vr.MEjiT<»N & Smith, ■ Woodland, Mich. . ". i’Ai.MHiiToN. .1. M. Smith. itnry Public. Justice of the JJeace. LOCAL NEWS. • CIKCML/1T1ON • This week, 73 quires. ■iercafter. change# for advertisements b ihis office Tuesdays at latest to in<tire insertion in the Issue of the week Wien brought. . Pwple nee I not be surprise I’ at the < i prices they are obliged to pay for • :l:. in view ot the fact that there were i. .Iju.irm lew. r hogs in the country on the January than at the same date in tin- previous year. A black never use* his knees when climb­ ing. If the tree is small in girth they some­ time*.use a vine, passing it around the tree ami holding on to it ns they ascend. Tbe most common way, however, is to asrend by means of notchre cut into the tree or liark about IX inches deep nnd about three feet apart. Having fixed upon fho side he Intends ascending, the climber cuts a notch with his stone tmnnhnwk about the height of his waist and another on a level with bis bead, but n little to the right or left of the lower notch, as the case mny be. These notches are made by a few taps of the hatchet, first horizontally mid then down at an angle of 45 degs. Having made the two lower ones the ascent is made by stand­ ing on the hall of the foot with the great toe in tbe notch, while the climber cute a fresh notch level with bis bead, nnd so on until the lower branches are gained. ^Often the gum inx-s run eighty feet from /the ground np to the lowest limb, the trunk of the tree being perfectly smooth. These notches are ent with great regularity, for. mensunil on a follcu tree, tbe distance between them seldom varies ludfauinch. In rrnsrending a tree fresh cuts are made for every fresh ascent —Sun Francisco Chronicle. < EsM-otia.1 Oils ns Bactericides. M Onieitscbenko bna made experiments which confirm the views previously put for ward that the Vuponcof es<<entlal oils exer­ cise a bactericidal action. By using spe­ cially contrived culture tluxksand passing ^tbroiiKh them air Impregnated with the vapors to be studied, he was able also to es­ tablish the quHntitwnecesanry (ter liter of air. Tims the bagHlusof typhus was killed by air containing the rnpoi from oil uf chin'amon. O.ouuS gr.uxi per litt-r. or oil of va*o rian. <».!> S2 gram per liter in forty-five min­ utes. Tliv Iwtcilius of tuis-rculos-isrequired to be exposed for twenty-throe hours to air containing <>.018 gram jh r liter of oil ot cin­ namon Iwfore fatal effects were produced. Oil of laveiak-;. O.nOTB gram pe r liter, ef­ fected tbe some result in twelve hours, and oil of eucalyptus, OJ153S gtam per liter, in the same length of lime The degree of saturation must I* maintained, or after the first effects uf the vapors pass off, thtsigh the growth of tbe germs is prvventwl, their vitality Is not destroy cd. The oils are classi­ fied acvonliug to their strength as germi­ cides*. thus—cinnamon, fennel, lavender, doves, thyme, mint, anise, eucalyptus, tur­ pentine, lemon and rose, the last two Is-ing very weak in disinfecting power. — Bacterio­ logical World. A Ballway Gathering. It was a derailment. The engine Jumped. Tliis wax an old story at the junction. Ther. cn around the stnve talked about the killing in h multi r of fact way as some­ thing to be expected. They occasionally ’•>me farmers fear the present icy contalk id 6f rules and superintendents nnd the will injure growing wheat, while company, illuminating their remarks with >< >*rs claim that lie'ds generally are not oaths that seemed more apt t linn wicked. ■ red with lev. and that the snowy eov- One of the enginrers'was white haired and • t ing L all the bettor for the crop, pre­ the others called him “pnp." Tbe ages - ningit from tevet# freezing. ranged down to eighteen, the latter repre­ Farmers who put their potatoes In a sented by a stout Irish boy who had been h • - in th- ground last fall expecting to braking ahead on No. « for a month uud •'d tip-iu ut a high price In. the spring. hatln’t lost even a finger. There were a wiiNie badly disappointed as the ground [uwsenger conductor, two baggn^fmen. imd has frozen so deep that the potatoes are a pustal clerk in addition to tbe dozen or ruined and will rot upon exposure- to Ute more men frpm the load crews. E.wh tob’.:. bis turn at talking through the smoke.— Chicago News-Record. World’s Fair Notes. Repairs are going on as rapidly as the weather will permit on the broke n roofs i’ Jackson Parle The sailors who have U'-n called into service are more nimble than most men and it is agreed that all Mi be ready by May 1st. At least 30 beeves or i'J.OJO p< units of meal will be used at the resturanis on tlrv grounds. Tlie management have pur­ chased 00,000 coffee cups and think they can serve about 150.000 people per day. ‘ . Ex- Prime Minister Crlapl and a party <>f Italian friends purpose to visit tbe Chicago exposition. Window Waahera. , 'Professional window washer* are en­ gaged lu Ixmdon and are scut out—as a messenger would be here—to du any work required of them tor a definite time and Eiiy. This must Ih« a convenience to house tt-pcra who believe that it is hardly a woman's work to clean the outside of tall aud heavy windows, and who yet, by reason of keeping no man servant, are compelled to set their young domestics at it or go with clouded windows. To be able to engage a strong man for two or three hours’ service of this kind is something in which tbe facilities of London lead those of this country.—SL Louis Globe-Democrat. Cyclers and Carrier Pigeon*. Experiment* with cyclers and carrier Mine. Juliette Adam, editor of La pigeons for transmitting messages are be­ Noiivelle • Revue, announces, that she ing made Uy the Gymnastic Society of wishes to discuss in the press congress, Romo in the interest of the Italian army. to be held during the World's fair, the The rider atrried a small cage attached to subject, “The Political Resources For bfc* machine in which are several well Women For Newspaper Work.” trained pigeons. When important observa­ At Portland. Me., there are displayed tions huvu txvn taken and jotted down several samples of the models of Maine they arc placed Ln envelopesaoti'afflxed to fish which are tn be exhibited at tbe tbe birtls, which are liberated. In every World’s fair. These model* are made of imtanoe thus tar tho birds: have flown line back to gelatin, of life tizu. from living models, paemptly and in a straight j&U. _ and painted moat accurately. A ^ariaian Writer. ‘ THE W0RUX ‘ Ths .vomaa’a movement is making great strides in mode n France, notwithstanding Tho world is wall lost when the world la wrong. No matter how men may deride you. Clint a gre&t deal of ridicule is cast upon it. Mme. Chellgn-Loevy, although not a For If you are patient and flrm and strong Frenchwoman by birth, started the pres­ You will find In time, though the time be long. That the world wheels round beside you. ent movement, and she works unceasingly to ameliorate the lot ’of her poor sisters If you <lare to sail first o’er a new thought under tbe exbiting laws nnd regi’laiio-*". track. _ , For awhile it Wiil scourgu and score you; She is the president of the Internal lonal Union ot Women, which bos its headquar­ Then, coming abreaat with a skillful tack. It will clasp year hand and slap your back. ters in Paris. She 11 vea with her husband, And row it *M there before you. who is an artist, lu a flat in tbe old quarter of Paris. Aye, many an error the old world makes And many a sleepy blunder. The only daughter of a wealthy Polish nobleman, she learned when a child to But over and always at last II wakes speak nnd write French fluently. At tho With pitiless scorn for,another’s mistakes. And the fouls who have followed go under. age of sixteen she wrote and published her first novel About ten years ago she set­ The world means well; though It wander and stray tled in Paris, and while there met and From the straight, short cut to duty; married her husband, who shares all her idea*, moral, political nnd social. It was So go abend in that path, 1 say. For after awhile It will come your way. "not until after the congress in 1880 that Bringing its pleasure and beauty. Mme. Chtlign-Loevy made up her mind to -Ella Wheeler WflcaxJn Once a Week. found the Union Univcrscjla des Femmes, which wou tbe approval' of Simon and Two Great Generals Were Foor Students. Renan. In connection with this associa­ The celebrated Fabius Maximus, whose tion she started Tbe Bulletin des Femmes, life was cliarncterlxed by "greatncm of a tiny magazine devoted to all that con­ mind, unalterable courage nnd invtnciblu cerns women's work. character,” waa deriitively styled in boy­ She acts as correspondent of a number of hood "the little sheep!” Hl* slowness and foreign periodicals nnd hipt at times lec­ difficulty in learning were so great that be tured. She claims absolute equality with was locked upon by oil bls preceptors aa men, neither more nor leas, and is by con­ "incorrigibly stupid.” John Howard, the viction a socialist. Her mode of life makes philanthropist, was' another illustrious it almost Impossible for her to go much dunce, "learning nothing in seven years." into society, but she is to be met occasion­ As n Ixiy Napoleon was afcteemed at best a ally in literary and political circles.—Chi­ plodder, and if not called an absolute cago Post. ......................... ............ duncu it was only because his teachers hardly knew <bat to make of his rather Tile College Athlete. grim taciturnity and love ot seclusion. It is a debatable question whether it in Southey once said that "pigsare brought wholesome for a colk-ge^'uuth to win the up on a wiser system than boys in an ordi­ amount of attention and appiausa that nary school,” and tbe records of enforced falls to the lot of a successful athlete, see­ duncery too often justify thte proposition. ing that be must soon leave college and be­ It Is a little surprising to find that the gin professional or business life nt the bot­ Duke of Wellington's mother believed her tom of the ladder, where for a time at "sheep faced boy” to be hopelessly deficient least obscurity will take the place of fame. in mental ability, and when, after a short No doubt it inn g.eat "Mump.” Bur there 1 residence at Eton, be wm« sent to the mili­ are several things to be considered before tary college at Angers it was only to qual deciding that such an experience is un­ Ify him "to become food tor powder.”— wholesome. ’ London Standard. All, or a great- deal, depends on wbat sort of a youth be is. If his head is so soft The Reign of the Chrysanthemum. that the smiles and band clapping of pret­ Tbe rose Is no longer tbe queen of flowers ty girls who watcb the flnish of a boat nice for twelve months in the year. During or the wind np of a football game can turn October and November she must abdicate that bend; if self conceit is so large a share in favor of the chrysanthemum—that of his natural makeup that he cannot be curried on the shoulders of his classmates graceful Japanese beauty that has won the luve of horticulturists aud society with without thinking himself entitled by di­ 'equal speed. Tbe decorative value of the vine right to ride on other men’s shoulders chrysanthemum is so great it may l>e nil the way through life, then very likely grown at the minimum of expense, and it athletic eminence will spoil him; but it lasts so long even after cutting that ita mny be that it does not much matter, since popularity is not to be wondered nt. In he would be sure to be spoiled in one way addition to these advantages, no flower or another, there being so little of him to lends itself more readily to "improvement’/ spoil, and that little such poor stuff. Otherwise it is fair to reason that in this, —the mysterious operation by which a gar dcntJr paints the Illy all colors of the rain as in so many other things, a college is but bow) nnd even Ims the Impudence, in spite a miniaturo world, nnd he Is best fitted tor tbe world who has best' tested k before­ of tbe poet, to make violets as much sweet er as be cau. There is no doubt about it, hand.—Boston Advertiser. man likes best those forms of natural beauty which permit him the flattering re-, Id Tornadoes. llectiou that be can after all give a few Those living in portions of our Country points to nature.—Kate Fluid’s Washing exposed to tornadoes will be glad co know Wu. j that scientists tell us there Is always warn­ ing of the approach of a tornado to those A Queer Proposition. that are observant. Clouds may be seen How could two persons be born at the hurrying together Ln the southwest and same time aud die at the same time at tbe west, n low dull roar of the wind in those end uf fifty years, and yet one of them live clouds may be perceived, while there is a ICO days inure tbiui tbe other? great- stillness aud sultry heat in the air. The answer turns upon the familiar fact ail of which signs are sufficient to bld peo­ that a person who goes around the world ple look for safety. ' toward the west loses n day, while the per Tlds safety they will never find in any son wbo.trnvcls in tbe opposite direction easterly directlbn. One who faces t he cloud gains a day. as it comes should seek safety to the right. Wu will suppose, then; that the two men The only absolute safety, however, is to be Id question were born at tbe same instant found .underground, in the cellar of the in Dublin, from whence a trip around tbe house, if it is a wooden house, as the stonn world may easily !<• made once n year. will whirl off ti>u beams and boards uf the One of them goes olways toward the west, structure; but if it U a brick or stone house the <>( 1. vr toward xhe cnM. One loses a day tbe shattered walla will only tumble in; ewiy jcar. the other gains a day every tbebrick or stone house, moreover, will fall year. sooner than the wooden one. which yields When the men die at fifty years of age ami gives. one has seen lOO jtays more than the otbet. In the tornado countries, especially in the —London Tit-,Bits. more open portions, there should l»c an un­ derground place provided for refuge, with Rebuked in Windsor Castle. its roof arched and strengthuned by mason­ "In Windsor castle," says a woman, "I ry and beams, so tlial it cannot lw broken was nihuiKed to lie rebuked by tin- pompous in by anything falling upon it.—Harper's cockney ufho showed us inlieut We went Bazar. ______________ into a room where were hanging a nuuil*er of pictures, whbse painter 1 hud uo means A Slechanlcal Patti. of knowing, nnd whose style ! did not rec There is only one Pntti, and the question ognize. ’Who painted these?’ 1 .-u-ked of is will there ever-be another? A Itaiid of our cicerone, lie fixed ifpon me a glance sjH-culaiors say. “Yes—but not a living qf lofty reproof. ‘You Ihought,' be raid one.” .They are going to construct a dead Patt i that ran sing as well as the living coldly, ‘uxkiiow the worlts of hart of your artist. It into be a life sized wax doll, hown country. Those were painted by which, by means of clockwork machinery, Benjamin West, han Hitnieriunn. Did ye is to be rendered capable of walking on to □ever 'ear of ’imt’ "—New York Time.*. a platform, remaining therefor a stated period, making certain graceful gesticula­ tions. retiring, reappearing again and courtesying, and finally witinlrawing frith a pleased smile. Inside the mechanical Patti will be a powerful phonograph, the “records" for which have already been prepared. Tbd speculators have sent men armed with re­ cording phonograph* to all the great con­ certs nt which Mme. Pntti hits lately sung, and they declare chat they ran now command the real Patti's voice.—Ex­ change. ' An English Reply. Not brag since an Euglisli artist wrote to an English. evening journal complain ing of tbe Invorrvetness uf un "interview" which its reporter had fpreed upon him Ti-e reporter—a complete xtranger to the ui..-t, who had shown himself into the artist** studio while tbe artist was In the middle of hl* work—replied that tbe In correttiivxx of the report was owing to the Incivility with which be fyad been recelvwl. —All the Year Round. A Sand Tree of Prussia. III* Mother's Pudding. A man who did not keep in mind that in boyhood he ate his food with a better sauee than any cook-ever invented was in the habit—n habit Said to be common—uf mak­ ing bis wife uncomfortable by n too fre­ quent reference to his ruother’a wonderful culinary skill. Once, however, he was pnt to silence for a few days at least. “John,” anld his wife, “I wish you would tell me just how your mother made her plum pudding. Then perhaps I could suit you.” “Why, she took some raisins and stirred ’em up with pudding and baked It. That's all.” "But, John, real plum pudding. is boiled.” "Ob. of course. Mother always boiled it after she baked it."—Boston Transcript. Saving Wealth fur Royalty. It bos sometimes happened that persons little deserving, and even rulers, have reaped the harvests which misers have painfully sown. The life of Vaudille is a proof of this. Thia man iived upon bread and milk, with the' addition of a small glims of sour wine on Saturdays. At his death be left £800,000 to the king of France. Audley, the commonwealth miser, saved £400,000, all of which reverted to tbe gov­ ernment.— Casaell's Journal. EnglUh Ivy. The English ivy attains so great an nge that in England they say it never dies. There arc ivy stocks ten or twelve inches in diameter which are known to have been planted as slips GOO or SOO yeara ago.— American Farmer. We an- nccuHtometl to regard sand ns utterly barren, but the plants native to the cukist r-andH of Pniaala have been entttner at4d by naturalists, whcMe estimates vary from 171 to 234 varieties. I Of these one of the must available is the Arundo arennria (marram), which thrives bnly in sand nml In tlie xall air of the bench. This in time serves to prepare the soil for larger plants. —Popular Science Monthly. Tho Rainbow as a Siphon. In imuiy countries the rainbow sapokcti of ns being n great bent pump o.- siphon tube, drawing water from the earth by mechanical means. In parts of Russia, ih the Don country, and also In Moscow and vicinity, it is known by a name which Is equivalent to “the bent water pipe." — Pittsburg Dispatch. ’ CQrdiMRy and simplicity are more apt to win regard than oatentallon. it is true that one cannot expect friendship all al once; it iina a beginning nnd a growth. But the growth is stronger nnd more nnL ural when the beginning is made with little formality. Early in tho war General Joseph E. Hooker got the sobriquet "Fighting Joe," which be hated heartily, qnd the man who was spelling for a "scrap” could earn it easily by alluding to tbe doughty general’* title in his presence. In 12C4 a London priest preached against the fashion of trains, which, be safd, "trailing liehind a woman raise adust'as high ns the altar.” A Miwpprrbcnnlon Corrected. • In early firearms guns were mads by band and with great care from one strip bent round a mandril aud edges welded. New Tenant (todhan at entrance of apart­ ment house)—Do you belong to this flat? Janitor—Not much! This flat belongs I) me.—Kate Field's Washington. San Miguel church, erected at Sant* Fe, N. M., in 1545, is stated to be ths oldest nburch In thb country. I cannot say bow It is with the transient Individual merchant, or a scheme that they may have an end In view at its very start, but there la a fact not usually noticed by even very In­ dustrious readers and thinkers, and one which should inspire confidence in our statements. It Is that we are here forever, not for a day or a year. We daren’t impose upon you if we would. We can­ not cheat you and then get away with a profit there­ from. If we deceive you we must stay and face iL That means suffer for the deceit. Burnt child fears the fire, and confidence abused, is most difficult to restore. We know It. It would be a bold and impoNOT FOR lltlc defiance of public A DAY opinion to emphasize 1mOR YEAR perfections by persistently advertising them. It la not simply in publishing the advantages of a commodity or a line of travel that in­ creases the patronage. Pub­ lication Is an accessory, after fact The fact is tbe posesalon of good features. The newspaper Is at once the medium of making fact known, and as well a ghar antee of Its genuineness. The Chicago & West Mlch• igan and D. L. & N. are favorite lines, because such is tho fact Their equip­ ment Is of the best, trains are run on fast schwlulcs, and everything Is done to make a journey over them a pleasure. Instead of other wise. Give us a trial and see for yourself. Geo. DkHaven, General Passen­ ger Agent ADIRONDA ■w TRAD* MARK Wheeler's/^ -POSITIVELY CURES- HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, UNEXCELLED FOB INFANTS! Kev. R. N. Mlddletou. pastor M. K. church. Cedar Springs, Mich., rays: Sleep and rest wore strangoni to me after preaching till I used ••Adironda'* Now I .sleep - soundly and awake lefrMhed. and I can heartily recommend It ■ Prepared by WHEELER and FULLER MEDICINE CO., Cedar Springs. Micb. SOLD BY _ W. H. GOODYEAR. * HASTINGS. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. CAPITAL $75,000.00. SURPLUS til).000.041. Incorporated under tbe laws of tbe State ot . Michigan. Open for business Dec. IS.IBM. OFFICE BS: O. G. Robinson, President; Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. > DtMCTORS: D. W. Reynolds, W. H. PewerTr D. O. Robinson, R. B. Messer. John Carvetb, Chester Messer; P. T. Colgrove. Interest paldan ti nedepositsand yenera 1 Banklry Business Transacted. of Ohio. Cmr of Toledo, i.ucas County. Frank J. Cheney makes oath tbat he Is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. CiiRNEYdtCo., doing business in the city of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and tbat said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by by tbe use of Hall's Catarbh Cube. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this Gtb dftjfof December, A. D. 18M. State j ' kf.al. ( ’ A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mu­ cous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. ' F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, OHIO. / t3T Sold by druggists. 75c LOOK: HERE Wheat is low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will sell White Rose Flour AT $1.90 Per ioo Lbj. This is a No. I flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. ■ ■ TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJ7APER —4|ND----- The hiag Republican Family Paper ol th Doiloi States ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10. THE BflNNEK Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National news as any other paper of its class. Your Home would be incomplete without it. Tbe New York Wly Tribune I Is .I NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news j of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for ‘‘THE FAMILY I CIRCLE” and ‘ OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ ! CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. । Its general political news, editoralsand discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no ! superior in tlfb country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized ’ authority in al! parts of the land. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and “THE BANNER” for one year FOR ONLY $ 1.10, Crt5tl IN ADVANCE. “N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year We furnish both papers for - - $1.10 Subscriptions may begin at any time. Address all orders to nAJVNER, Has!IngB, ZVIlclx. �BMttngs MarktU. Hastings Banner. Thursday. March 9, 1893. ■uaHAcr. L.cooK.a,o°. utcH. rosrornac. ’ august 14. I8**-_________ editorial notes. REPUBLICAN TICKET- ntun-t 1° “■* K.tauto.IMl* bl" «"<»“• The rlfbU M.r.10Kt. for lb« -.wpfar of Amertcn UUtra. b"” b"™ I"”*"1.d rooJin". •» tbe anuiet whlrb eonutn, In ,orelp, Inada wd rnrel*n l»-«" »,d' “i c^perUdled. U.0 bo.t keep to reeopiU® xens from tbe land of the stare and stripes. The same protection has characterized the ^n.rr-ment of home affaire. Tbe Ameriare laborer, the American farmer aud tbe American manufacturer have been protecUd from foreign nations cursed with pauperlabor and tbe products of pauper labor. Had President Harrison done nothing else, tbe McKinley bill, embody­ ing the doctrine of reciprocity, is enough For JuvUce Supreme Court A Hooker. to crown his administration with glory. For Jibuti State UMlrera4,J^imfc W. Fletcher Under It manufacturers have Increased, ■ Herman Kiefer labor lias been better paid, and our exports Firth Judicial Circuit. have reached a figure tbat could not have For Mh J*»lOTO“-Cta»>i snn.n been dreamed of when he was placed in power four years ago. The McKinley bill For Coumy School CommlMioae^ has been tbe means of starting manufac­ turing institutions in this country of far reaching Importance to It. and which can­ Cleveland » Inheritance. not survive if Its protective features are Harrison has turned over Io Cleveland a abolished. While no doubt ignorance of uational credit unexcelled, if equaled, by the provisions of the McKinley blU led to that of any nation on the globe, a credit so his defeat, yet when the laboring classes good that to-morrow, If It be found neces­ of the country come to understand and sary to issue bonds to replenish the gold know the features of that bill, as they will reserve, they can be sold at or above par, If the democrats are true to their pledges, though hearing interest nt only 3 per cent a momument more lasting than victory at per annum. Our credit is ’what it is be­ the polls will crown his administration. cause, among other reasons, a long success­ The democratic party is now in complete ion of republican administrations has power having the presidency and both stood like a wall of adamant against oft houlfts ot congress. If they are true to r- petted democratic attempts at greenback their pledges, and they should be made to Inflation, "paying” the government's bonds be, the laboring classes of this country with irredeemable paper promises; against such assaults upon the '.public credit, for Instance, as the resolution ^adopted .by tbe democratic convention of 1875 that de­ manded the Immediate repeal of the re­ sumption act; an net under which our pa­ per money was brought up to par with gold and kept there ever sluce. . Harrison has laid down and Cleveland has taken up a burden of national debt re­ duced during the past four years nearly $.100,000,000. with an interest charge re­ duced from $37,000,000 In 1880, to less than $33,000,000 in 1893. The retiring president leaves for the emulation of his' successor the record of $3,260,882,423.43 collected and disbursed io four years, with­ out one stogie Instance of defalcation, wlth’ out one cent not perfectly accounted* for, without a breath of scandal affecting any department intrusted with tbe manage­ ment ot this stupendous business. President Cleveland finds the* industrial will Soon have an opportunity of exper­ iencing all of tbe advantages (?) of active competition with the products of the pau­ per labor of Europe. Then, and not till then! will will the the true true worth worth and then.and merit merit of Hudson’s administration be felt. Oue thing that Is making the "demo­ crats for spoils only” look tired and sick. Is President Cleveland’s emphatic endorse­ ment of civil service reform. This piece of cold comfort for spoilsmen Is clipped from his address:— ' "One mode of the misappropriation of publis funds is avoided when appointments to office. Instead of being tho reward of partisan activity, are awarded. to those whose efficiency promises a fair return of work for the compensation paid to them. To secure the fitness and competency of appointees to office, aud to remove from political action the demoralizing madness for spoils, civil service reform has found a place In our public policy and laws. The benefits already gained through this In­ strumentality. and tbe further usefulness It promises, entitle it to tbe hearty support and encouragement of all who desire to see our public service well performed or who hope for tbe elevation of political sentiment nnd the purification of political methods." ind commercial interests of the country in i state of prosperity without parallel since George Washington's inauguration. This ■as come about very largely during these ■ast four years. It is to great degree the fault of the McKinley law, which Cleveand’s party is pledged to repeal. Never -rffore were wages so high, employment « general, workingmen so contented and A vote for Enoch Andrus is a vote for •omfortable or their savings bank deposits a man well qualified for all the duties of -o large as during Harrison’s admlnlstraschool commissioner. The very able man­ tion. At the same time capital has yielded ner In which he has performed the work in ample returns, and the building of new the past; the experience that he has had In nllls, the enlargement of old ones, the ex­ educational work; these combined with his tention and multiplication of lines of rail­ natural abilities, make in him such a com­ way, the opening of farms, tbe settlement missioner as bjit very few counties are 'if wild western farms, have gone on apace, blessed with. He Is well known to the rhe produce of American made tinplate people of this county, having served them has been doubled to quantity every three faithfully and well in official capacities be­ months since tbat home Industry was fore. But the office of county school com-rested by the act of 1890. mlsslonerj/more In accord with his line of Not least among the jich legacies left by work, and he has devoted to it his most lie old administration to the new Is the careful thought, his best energy and, as a -ystem of reciprocal trade treaties, a sysnatural consequence, the most of his time. :em made possible by tbe McKinley law. In the hands of such a man Is a safe place ind made effectual by the rare diplomatic -to trust this Important office. -kill of President Harrison's secretary of -tale. Under its workings in the brief ime since elapsed, our exports to the The old soldier" are given warning of ountries included In thdse treaties have what they may expect from the new ad­ ncreased over 821,000.000 to value. Nat. ministration. The system which provides irally. this system of reciprocity Is de­ for a mere pittance to the defenders of the nounced in the Chicago platform as a nation, la characterized a« a “wild and ■sham.'’ reckless expenditure, which overleaps the Four years ago there were Just three bounds of grateful recognition of patriotic modem war vessels to commission in the service and prostitutes to vicious uses tbe kmerieau navy. To-day there are seven­ peoples’s prompt and generous Impulse to teen. The number of war vessels launch- aid those disabled in their country's' de­ d during Harrisons administration is fense.” venty-two. The contract for new vessels -il thia period represent a cost of $35,000. Tbe report of the Massachusetts state •00. When Cleveland gave place to Harrison board of arbitration for the post year claims another twelve months of success :;e American flag was unknown in the and saving of millions of dollars of the (eamihip traffic between this country and Europe and between North and South money of employers and employes. The America. When Harrison gave place to Idea is one that seems destined to obtain 'leveland there was an American mer- a foolhold everywhere before many years. < -lent marine', partly already afloat and the [ ■ i | emainder under contract, amounting to wenty-one steamships, costing 817.000,000. neluded to tills list are seven transatlantic easels of 10,000 tons eaeh, that, when alt ire completed, will constitute a fleet or nail and passenger steamers swifter and acre substantial aud splendid than any > her now kn >wn to tlto seas. Of course io policy has brought about this new orier of things was bitterly oppose! by the emocratic party to congress. It remains ■» be seen whether that party will dare to -trike it a deadly blow. • With nearly 70,000 postoffices In the country and nn avecagd of iJir-democrats for each, who are ready to •■dedicate” themselves to the •■service," President Cleveland should not run away with the Idea that he is alone In tha self abnegation business. It is kind of the Columbian government to offer the American people the lli-raelling remains of the Panama canal, provid­ ing they will complete the work. It is not anticipated that tbe offer will be ac­ cepted with much-avidity. , Uw ,bore «> • ««»1 01 tb.t .bound tn tbl" 'e«ton **-' *“*• Soon the entry to Portage Lake, which makes a canal for vessels that carry on the trade of the copper region, is entered and by various windings the boat enters a large lake about 90 miles long. This lake is of peculiar color that some say is due to the copper sands that come from the dif­ ferent stamp mills located on it, but still others say it is due to oxide of iron which gives tbe brownish or rusty color to red sand stone which Is mixed with the cop­ per. Anyway It attracts tbe eye as a very peculiar freak of nature of which this country abounds. The upper or western end of Portage lake Is more like a river being a quarter of a mile wide at most places, while st others it Is much less. On this narrow neck of water He the towns of Hancock and Houghton. Hancock a city of about C.ooo -inhabi­ tants lies on the rlaht approaching- from the east, while Houghton with Its 4.000 in­ habitants occupy the opposite side of the lake. On either side tbe banks rise to the height of nearly 000 feet to 3,000 feet from the water’s edge. Each town is on a series of terraces that appear to be natural as huge masses of rocks jute out here and there that Indicate the solid foundation of each elevation. The business portions of the.towns are very thickly populated, while on the main terrace which is about 00 to 80 feet above tbe surface of the water and scattered out for nearly a mile each side are the houses of the merchants. The lar­ gest business seems to be carried on to Hancock, which has more of the mining interests near it In tbe eastern portion of Houghton is located the state, school of mines. Through the energies of Hon. Jay A. Hubbell. J. M. Longyear and Peter While the state hks erected a beautiful structure of red sand stone that is a very fitting re­ turn to its great industries here that are being pushed forward with sueh success and bringing much credit to the state. At the school where tutltion.ls free a student is fitted for the work of mining engineer, or mechanical engineer, just as he shows the greatest liking. Dr. M. £. Wadsworth, a very able man. Is director, and It has been through his untiring efforts that the Mlshigan Mining school has taken posi­ tion second to none in the United States. He is assisted by a very proficient corps ot teachers and assistants, and with the equipment with, which tbe school now works, gives the best chance to fit young men for their professions. At present the room required for-|he students is much too small and demands that the state should give Its attention to II Immediately, or it will Interfere with the chances of a hun­ dred yourfg men in search of.an education. Some would think that a mining school is of no good, especially In Michigan. They are mlstakeu. Tbe mining Interests of Michigan are the most Important fnterests of the state and they demand men to fill places of responsibility, but also they must be educated to modern improvement, therefore the need of a school. A few words about the mines of this vi­ cinity. On Quincy bill, just back of Han­ cock, are the noted Quincy. Franklin and Pewablq mines, although the Pewabie has lately been purchased by the Quincy Min­ ing company. The huge shafts that con­ nect the mines with the surface reach the depth of some 3.500 feet and In some places go down almost 4.000 feet. The great en­ gines chat hoist five tons of rock at each load are located In rock buildings neat. All shafts in the Immediate vicinity or Houghton and Hancock are Inclined, while nt Calumet where the noted Calu­ met Hecla, and Tamarack mines are situated are some vertical shafts. The Calumet and Hecla is worked to a depth of over 4500 feet It is worked by fourteen shafts and has o most complete mine outfit. The amount of liorae power used In operating this great mine is nearly 37,500 horse power. One engine alone can develops over 4500 horse power. Just Imagine on opening a small door to tebold an engine that was nearly 50 feet high and the huge wheejs which revolving contin­ uously night and day. each lifting th<heavy selps of rock from nearly a mile un­ der ground. Tbe cost sheet of this mine is something like $4,000,000 yearly, which gives a good idea of its Immense business. At tbe Tamarack there are two perpen­ dicular shafts that gn down to the depth of nearly 5,000 feet, and here one can ride at a speed that makes a new peifcon some­ what afraid, A single wire cable l»etween him nnd eternity going at the rate of 5,000 feet in three-quarters of a minute or over a mile a minute Of course when people ride you can go down much slower but the general public always like to have rapid transit and they gel It at the Tamarack. After the ore Is taken from the mine it has to be transferred to the stamp mill to be seperated from the rocks that It is mixed wUh. Here again is a chance for a loflg visit. Tbe Calumet A Hecla ium> mill is enormous, and Is going to be repTiwm?1 worW’!’ fa,r 1,1 minature. ih which will be represented pumps that lift nearly M.ooo.000 galiona of water every twenty-four hours. J Han1eock •’ Lake Superior * Detroit smeItlng works. The raw ore h li.iS or '•view, though the future history of the matry alone can show the important part t>” P>ayCt> ’n naUoOal Pri-Perity has prebeen marked than has Houghton, Mich. Dear Editors: To give a description of the Upper PrnInsula as It appeared nn my way to the Michigan mining school Involves no small amount of time >8 w many wonderful things are to be seen au,>j described. Marquette was Um fire: port that was en­ tered after leaving the ‘Soo” that could be ■nlnln, town. Hm ta hnp, Iron ore dock, nttre-t. owe'd notice, fat DOINGS It is now reported that Phln Smith se­ cured tbe services of one of the best trimmen to be found this side of New York. Mrs. Minnie Olner will now be found at the Racket store. earlj and soon all was covered tn THE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND BEAUTY OF DESIGN IN OUR LINES OF DRY GOODS; FANCY GOODS: DRESS GOODS AND MILLINERY CANNOT BE SURPASSED. Bishop A McMurry have done them­ selves proud fixing up Phin Smith’s store. For some reason Phin Smith has a way of selling more goods for tbe money and just as good. 1s the reason he holds the trade. The fact that we arc doinf more business than ever before is evj. dence that our goods hive been selected with judgment., that the, have met with favor; that our price, are right. Julius Russell Our folks wll?find they can save from 10 to 100 cents, buying kitchen tin ware of Phin Smith. On slates the Racket store sells at twothirds what others do and better slates and put In pencils. Our readers must remember that I’hln Smith lias several hundred pain of his bankrupt stock of shoes left which If be can fit you he will sell for from 50 to 75c on the dollar. A few felt bools to. close out than the factory at the Racket. cheaper A 10 quart pail, tin, ISc; 2 quart covered pail 8c. The O. K. lantern the best. 42c. ALWAYS SMOKE DON’T ALLOW AGENTS For •‘Stencil” pianos and cheap organs to deceive you. Buy 1667 Standard Made Pianos, HARDMAN, FISCHER, • HARRINGTON AND STARR. ALSO CELEBRATED Lehr Seven Octave Organ Piano, THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market And FARRAND <fc VOTEY Organs. Correspondence solicited. It Acknowledges no Superior. Y C- E. INGERSON, Agent. e Nashville, Mich. I doz. clothes pins, 1 paper carpet tack/, I paper pins. I paper needles, 3 slate pen­ cils. good as the l»est for 5c. J. MILLARDS HASTINGS. MICH. THERACKET A POSITIVE CURETHE FINEST LINE OF I Fl I n G | IN THE CITY. Ross, Levis & Pifer’s fine shoes; H. P. Baldwin’s A Co’ shoes; Gulhmann, Carpenter & Telling’s. I have just received a full. line of th'&se goods in all sizes-and widths from_________ C to EE.- -It v>i " pay you to call and examine them before buying. Every pair ^guaranteed to give Satisfaction, at BY— JOHN SOUTH SIDE STATE ST. F. q. STOWELL’5 Repairing by J. Q Woodruff. THE Between TIME ni MOE '»<• mo* nt m«nufacturing establish­ ment. but only high officials can gain ad­ mittance as yeL s* u* T!i« Cilmis of Ihl. counit. I. ■ nd In the r.n the woods and Idll side. Delight and Surprise Patrons. Hover Seed per bu., i.t» to Timothy Seed per bu.. L50- ?"y on Porla<e ,ak® hi located the copper wire and sheet works, where the Qne ®ofPc * * r wlre and sheet copper are little further down PlTlo<17 The change of administration of the_ Grover neglected to say In his Inaugural wernment at Washington Saturday, jiarked the cioae of the Harrison adtnlnis- addr< as that protection was unconstitu­ r*Uo° and the beginning of that of Grovei tional. Probably it was just an overnight leveland. As the Harrison admlnlatra*'on is cloa -d It is proper to pay it a hasty uogs areaaea. b-w w • w. Hay per too. sM to 8.00. tart perlb.. 13'»- , Potetos per bw,«) to TO- • Kyo per bu.. M. Tallow per lb-. 6. •e« Uh> mollcn •« It u Iwlnr Dnl 1 utTn'?re“5l"‘ prra“ •"d P"“™1 l"to ll” "“"III,. From UHs the copper goes to the eastern lu RUSSELL’S BARGAINS Haans unpicked per bu., 1.00 to l. CornJtSelkU par bu., Nk . KggapardM.Tuto IS. iflJevPcribj.m New Hoon Tea F you save time you money. You can eave a vast Iamount of time if you are look­ ing for •Tu—TJl or any of building mater, . >al, by coming directly 1,1 1 ry Ibis tea if yon never ■nd «... not only that, yon will save money by buying<>f us. £"V"regret ,h' «’«■ it. It m winning m popular .'ff S'eoM.1 favor every day. We wlicU your patronage and know would take tln>» r k !,tdf£w* 001 ‘hat h a™ posted iu . ,,,uc and I have not .... but T win I oor soo'l.“ will please derground with you business and do you. Give us a trial. P enough of it to ena­ Yours very truly. ble us to sell cheanlv ut'\°,rcR Barlow, &nd yet get a living March 1. IMS. * di**" h ** ** * W”110 * mo. �Hastings Banner Thursday, March 9, 1S93. PERSONAL MENTION. An unusually fine line of table linens aud fancy towels are being shown In L. E Stauffer’s dry goods department. Frank Cole returned to Ypsilanti Mon­ day. Among the EaUtu county marriage li­ censes of last Were i-conard Huggeti. uf’ A«*yria. und Stella Grevninan, of Beile-■ A. C. Towne, of Milo was here on Tueaday. It’s Expensive Judge Smith was in Grand Rapids Mon-To-dayloccnrs the opening of *Mta» Lulul day. Feighners rinHlluery mid faucy goods W. H. Wanzer, of Ypsilanti. Is in the store. Those Interested in Easter millin­ city. ery should not fail to visit this new store. Bert Brum visited in Nashville thia This Is weather to make you feel your rheumatism, tbe Franco German ring will। week. wm15 POWDER stop all- pain. Tbe ring h sold by John1 Bessmei, the Jeweler on 30 davs trlgl. Try one. Guy Havens returned from Battle Creek Saturday. ^Stones are being drawn for tho founda­■ tion ot a large addition to be made to the wool boot factory. The new addition will be 40x 00 teet and will be used as a, store room. Miss Maud Young, of Middleville, in the city Monday. Frank Jordan, of Chester, last week. Know That Fred L. Heath carries a com­ plete line of pure drugs and chem­ icals, as good and pui;e as any­ one can buy; that he and his clerks are as careful and as competent as any druggists in the state; that all physicians prescriptions are com­ pounded exactly as written? (Mr. Heath will make any doctor a pres­ ent of ten dol-ars that will show to the contrary.) When you have a doctors prescription to be filled, give him a trial, you will save from •25- to 50 percent on same. The j chances are you pay too much for having your prescriptions filled *' if you hive them filled elsewhere. FRED L, HEATH THE DRUGGIST. to 50 per cent, saved on prescriptions. Over the goods in the new Furniture Store before you buy as the prices are verylow. You will be surprised to learn that furniture can be sold so cheap. Remem­ ber that we do all kinds of repairing and upholstering of furniture. We also keep a line of second-hand goods Remember the place, Robertson Block, corner of . Jefferson ?nd Court streets, in the basement of our store and pay cash or trade for second hand goods. »S Si BEMI, MICH. aSTIXGS, When In GRAND RAPIDS stop nt TOE KENT approve UNION DEPOT. Free Baggage Transfer. New House S'l arn Heat and Electric Bells. BEACH A BOOTH. ,OCAL, NEWS. • CIRCULATION • This week, ' 73 quires. Hereafter; changes for advertisements »t "r>ach this office Tuesdays at latest to u:-nn» Insertion'in the is«ue of the week *' when brought. Baths 15 cents at Busby Bros. For a fne hair cut or shave gs to Busby Bros. Old papers for sale cheap. office, Call at this I n-ierwear at 12‘f cents at tbe Bank­ rupt Store. Only a few more hats left at Bankrupt Store. off at the You can get the latest styles in hair cuts at Busby Bros. Call at this office for old papers. We have a large supply an 1 will sell them cheap. You will want old papers for house '-leaning soon. We will sell you 25 for five cents. . For bargains In boots aud shoes go to the Banlciwpt st ire. They are cloning out regardless uf cost. , Always smoke Ed. Powers No. 88 cigar. Always the same; always the best 5 cent cigar in the United States. I^c Dunlap, of Vermontville, will have about 16 bead of horars here fur the June races and he lias gut some flyers too. WJUTTED.—A good carpenter to build a barn, sec 31, Uastlnga. It’s Unsatisfactory visited here To buy .Carpets or Linoleums from a big batch of samples. How many people buy these goods from samples, only to be compelled to wait several weeks or months before receiving them, and then be greatly disappointed because “they do not look as nicely as was supposed they would.” Realiz­ ing this fact, I now have, and will continue to keep in stock hundreds of yards of ingrain carpets and linoleums of all colors, styles and qualities, varying in prices from 25 cents to $1.00 per yard, making the only complete stock in Hastings. Editor Len Felghner, of Nashville, In the city Monday. The entertainment given at the High school by tbe seniors and Juniors was u1 m»t successful affair. The program was1 a good one and well rendered. The re­ ceipts were 335.55. Miss Edith Ktmfield returned to Cblcago Friday afternoon. ' Edward Munroe, of Battle Caeck, was In the city last week. It Is astonishing how long a person will Absolutely Pure. try to read without glasses when they need A cream ot tartar baking powder. Highest them to save their eye sight. Consult of a’t in leavening Ntn-ngth — Latest United John Hessmer, the Jeweler, and have your state- u.wrrnnrni Food Report. eyes fitted'with the beat crystal or pebble ROYAL BAKINO POWDBMCO.. Wall SL. N. 5 . lenses in the market. Do You It’s Deceptive Fred Parker and John Spence drove to Greenville last week. Miss Jean McLaughlin spent Sunday with Nashville friends. Mr. A. Hull entertained Rev. Bissell, of In another column ot this Issue will be Grand Rapids, Monday. found an interesting letter from Royce E. John Barry, of Nashville, was in Barlow, a Hastings boy. who Is attending city Monday on business. w the Houghton Mining school In the upper peninsula, and which we think will be Donald Smith spent Sunday with bls interesting to all our. readers. grand parents in Carelton. Tbe Hastings City Bank has opened a s/tVhale Blackman, of Delton, was in tbe savings deparffaent nnd are now paying 4 city Saturday on business. per cent Interest on all time deposits In­ Ulteorge K.-Beamer is seriously ill at bls cluding certificates. The Ravings depart­ home on Michigan avenue. ments will al*o be open Saturday evenings from 7 to 8 o'clock. Dan. W. Reynolds, .» Cashier. Miss Effie Resch, of Charlotte, visited at U N. Mixer’s last week. Miss Olga Beasme'r and Mrs. Wil) Cook It Is said that at a meeting ot the com* were in Grand Rapids Friday mon council the other evening, the hat Mrs. L. M. Wilkinson, of Bedford, is of one ot the members dropped down un­ noticed by his-side, from its hook over­ visiting at Chas. W. Jordan's. head. Becoming absorbed in thought and John Beamer, of Grand Rapids, was In not looking very closely, he mistook his the city the first of the week. hat for a cuapldore and used It for such Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kelley are enter­ several times, much to the amusement of taining relatives from abroad. his brother members. Mrs. Myrta Clark, of Grand Rapids, Is The Detroit Journal has sent out a beau­ tiful souvenir of its first anniversary tbe guest of Miss Belle Handy. under Its new management In one Harvey Arebart, of Vermontville, was year it has grown from a four page, two in the city the first of tbe week. cent paper to an eight page’one with tbe Mrs. J. L. Wilkens and Miss Nellie price reduced to one cent The circula­ tion has also had a most remarkable were in Grand Rapids Tuesday. growth during tbe same time, March 1st v^Rev. Cronk, of Middleville, very ably 180i, its circulation reaching 42,182. The’ occupied the M. E. pulpit on* Sunday. Journal is a live newsy paper and well p-Miss Kittle Stebbins was home from merits its rapid increasing popularity. Eaton Rapids for a few days this week. Tire very able manner In which Judge Attorney Schoonmaker, of Plainwell, Clement Smith has performed all of the was in tbe city Tuesday on legal business. duties ot the office of Circuit Judge, dur­ ing the short time that be has presided, Dr. and Mrs. Lathrop are in Marshall has won for him very flattering compli­ to day to attend the wedding of a rela­ ments from the press in every part of the tive. district, irrespective ot party. Judge Mrs. Harvey Lurvey returned to Battle Smith's extensive legal experience: his sound Judgment and sterling .honor, to­ Creek Friday after a three weeks visit In’ gether with his studious nature, make in the city. him lust such a Judge as the people of this Miss Kittle Beadle has secured a posi­ district will want to see continued In that tion in Grand Rapids and left Monday tor itnportaut position. . that city. • A couple a weeks ago It was currently Mr. and Mrs. Nille Diamond returned reported here that Jay McGuire, formerly Friday from a weeks visit with friends telegriph operator at the Michigan Cen­ In Prairieville. tral depot in this city, was In states prison Edw. Burton has accepted a position lh nt Jackson, the offense tor which be was imprisoned uot being stated. Mr. Mc­ the Hastings National bank, commencing Guire was a genial young man. well liked work on Tuesday. bad many friends here, and for. their bene­ Mrs. Frank Barnes and children left fit we will say that we have made Inquiry’ Monday for a visit with relatives and at Jackson, and there Is po such person as friends In Vermqptvllle. Jay McGuire In the slates prison. How the story was circulated we do not know, | Royal Mudge left for Fort Payne, Ala­ nor by whom, but it should behooveeverj- bama, Munday evening, where be expects ontf to be very positive before circulating to be gone for a month on business. such damaging reports.) Mrs. IL T. F. Dodds left for Pennsyl­ The common councn at their last meet­ ing voted to place a fire alarm system in this city consisting often boxes. Four of them will be at the factories and the remainlng six distributed as evenly as possi­ ble through the city. This is an improve­ ment the weed of which has long been felt. Al a great many fires the engineer at the water works lias been unable to hear the bell at the engine house aud the alarm been delayed several minutes aud in every fire each minute counts. By this system th we living at a dhtange from the engine house will have the same advantage as those have now who live near IL The many minutes occupied in getting to the engine house from u long distance will be saved, and the engine arrive on the scence of ac­ tion so much the sooner. This action of the council is in every respect much com­ mended. KEEP YOUR EYE On my store. Watch for my new line of Furni­ ture. All the latest styles and novelties. Step in whether you want to buy or not. Come in when you want Plushes, Tapestries, Broca­ telle, Silk, Damask, Silk Cords, etc. The Celebrated Whitney Baby Carriages are in the lead. I sell them. - F. W. GREBLE, North Side Main St. HASTINGS. 1 want to hire a good general clerk by the year. Necessity, The Mother of Invention. . ____L._____ , v (CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.) vania yesterday morning after spending the winter with her parents In this city. Mr. A. J. McNaughton, of Hastings, who has been the guest of Mr. Fred Mc­ Pherson. left jeaterday for Chicago, where he will reside.—Kalamazoo Tele­ graph. tz£d. Holbrook returned from Mancelona Wednesday evening of last week, where he was called to attend the funeral ot bis mo»h<T, who formerly resided lu Woodland towuship. Interesting this week. ' reading on inside pages ------ I'm great on de curve.” Trade is booming at the Bankrupt Store's , closing ont sale. Read F. G. Stowell's adv. In Ibis issue. It will pay you. Our citizens are soon to be given a rare Intellectual treat. The woman’s home missionary society. of our city, have se­ cured Miss Minnie Warren, the talented young elocutionist, ot Albion, to give an entertainment, which will lake place in the M. E. church. Not only will the fact that the funds secured by this entertain­ ment go to the relief of the needy ones of Hastings serve to draw a large audience, but the wonderful talent of Miss War­ ren would uf itself suffice to crowd any audience room. Miss Warren is known all over the land os the most remarkable elo­ cutionist. for her years, this country' has ever produced. Ijurt year at CJnclnpati. In the presence Of 10,000 people; she won the Ik-morest diamond medal in an elo­ cutionary contest open to the world. She has since appeared In some of the largest cities of this and' other states, and has given entertainments of which the press and tbe best of critics speak in the highest praise. We will make more extended no­ tice next week, and announce the date for her appearance here. We are very glad to state that arrange­ ments have been made whereby races will be held In this city next June, the Agri­ cultural society having rented the grounds to J. C. Cole, of tills elty. who so success­ fully managed the races last year Every­ one who came here last year went away well pleased, and were loud In their praises uf the good i realment received aud good time bad. Horsemen were especially impressed with the way in which they were received and said that they would certainly return this year If there were any June races. Mr. Cole’s experience last year will enable him to conduct the meeting more economically than last and will offer better attractions. The mer­ chants of this city should subscribe liber­ ally for this meeting. While possibly there may be some lines of business that may not be directly benefited by the June meeting, yet It will benefit them sooner or later. Mr. W. F. Ajiams, of Lowell, who made such a favorable iropreaalon hers last year as Judge, will again act In tbat capacity. Thia Is a guarantee that everything will be on tbe •‘square’' and do Jockeying allowed. ----- THE END.----- Everything goes at about X on general prices, at the Bankrupt store. To get yout money's worth buy . _____ sho«s of F. G. Stowell. Bead hla adv. Nearly 330.000 of property changed hands in Barry county the past week. Francis Silsbee, an aged gentleman of 02 years, died at his home In the second ward on Monday. John Kelly, of Rochester. N. Y.. with­ out doubt makes the finest line of ladies shoes in this country, we have bought a full line of these goods and Invite those that liki to see nice shoes to call nnd see them aftey March 35th. Wooley * Bronson. The Riverside Cemetery company have ill red Harlow Havens as sexton at the cemetery for one year, commencing April 1st. Mr. Havens Is an Industrious, pains­ taking man anil we think will give satis­ faction to the cemetery board and public In general, in the discharge of bis du­ ties. Two first-class wood carvers. Connkiwvjllk FuBxrrt KE Mro. Co. Connersville. Ind. Finest Musical nnd Elocutionary Erent of Tbe Kalamazoo Beethoven quartette will be at the Presbyterian church on Friday, the 17th of March. To bring this musical feast within reach of all, the admission fee has been fixed at 25 cents. Tickets at Heath’s drug store. Two valuable stallions, Faust and Mar­ got. recently owned by Bechtel A Good­ year. ot this city, tbe same having been Imported by Powell Bros, of Springboro, Penn, in 18845 from ^-France. These stal­ lions are registered 8 years old and In good conditions. Tbe owner will exchange them for city or farm property or sell them on reasonable terms. For. particulars call or address P. T. Coirrove, agent and at­ torney. Hastings. Mich. ON’T TRY TO BUY OF THE MAN DOESN’T WANT TO SELL. You’ll much. How briskly the trading has gone on along 1 Surely, the man that’s not ready to sell D WHO pay too here all isn't here 1 There’s an art in making Spring weight Overcoate for real fashionableness. All stores don’t know it. Few doMostly they go on selling over and over again the same­ things. We’ll tell you more about the superb stock of Spring Overcoats later on. In harpipg on our Spritiy Overcoats we*w not forgottenWinter-weight Overcoats—these Overcoats are wlu-.t buying now at one-half one-quarter and one-third off �nOBiHOBIWt. waited {ar th*“criflce,L 7 tr#ad each other’s hxaT^^lt'gr1Uid. 1 stone sltaTupoa which rwted the figure ,.anyr many have you aecto 1of a wontan, mo»t hideously j*™*1’ mother*’ *ske<l the child, creeping closer- ( in her *rma maize and other Mny. my child! Two lo^nm bearing , This was Ixcan-leox. tljo h , . iiTe.1 through, and ouch katun ta fruits. , ^tV-tJoTcuntal'^- And th.god. ,of maize. To her was sacrificed bread and pinon unto and all manwr of produce ^criSco. though 1 wm murfed lute ta ,of the fields, brought iu baskete and hud tho altar. Four chiefs stood at Hfe for yon mnrt know that tin only around , the corners *uid held aloft a red cord, the’maiden" who ar0 n0M i, exempt bnt the blind or lame. Even under which all who had purified them­ the wieo and good Leia, your comrtn, selves by fasting and dreaming were, may be choeen when the fatal dice are permitted to enter. Before Ixcan-leox thrown again, when the feaet of the they burned little balls of incense, each katnn ernnee, two years hence. I have casting his ball into the braziers of gold, stood upon tho honaetop aad aeen a com­ while the people prayed silently, kneel­ 6 * CHAPTER IH. THZ FZSnV-tL ASP HiK SACRIrtCX. If. I tcreets of a whole priAthood—despise ' them though he did one and all from the j bottom of heart? ; Then his thought® turned in bitter hatred against them, and he felt that ho coaHdono better then to .batter tho ] whole sy.tem of lying *ud deceit, prej tense ami jugglery. But he was not sure, even were he to die, that such ' would be the reeult. In the tunnoil of [ his thbughta, for he was used to little ’ thinking, having heretofore allowed IkI lapel to perform that duty for him, be i finally resolved to let affairs take their I course, weakly hoping against hope that 1 something would intervene. Skeptical though he was as to his religion, he bad still a strong taint of Atxlan supersti­ tion inrooted’ in him. part of his very nature, and the prodigy of the night, as Iklapel related it, certainly signified something at least unusual about to oc­ \ cur, . He made his decision, or allowed it rather to be made for him by the force of circumstances as well as habit, and Awakening the high priest they descend­ ed tbe trapdoor behind the altar to­ gether ahd attired themselves in their panion of my youth given to tho gods, ,and then, yean after, my .laughter, ,etood with mo ami beheld the same ’sight until it has grown an old tale to ,me. Yet we hare always made merry, ,for who may mourn those who go to dwell with the god? Some day, they ( Inay, Quetzalcoatl, tho fair god. yellow haired like the sun. whose child he t*. will appear and claim the victim ae hus bride, but we have waited in vain, my Eltxa. for many generations, and per­ haps he has forgotten ua down in the canyon. But we look for him, for when ho cornea there will bo no more sacri­ fices, no more famine, no more plagues. ’ • Oh, 1 hope ho will come?" paid Eltxa. taking her grandmother's hand. ‘•After the sacrifice is finished,” con­ tinued the old woman, “the people break forth in aongs of gladnetw and make merry with «Lo'lu and k>adting uI111x01 day until the sun goes down, but the god knows, and his servant Intxu knows, the secret wailings and sorrow in the houses of his people, who fear that the next feast will take from some dwelling the light thereof forever.” •‘But Quetzalcoatl may come today, She'faced her lover with a confident, Un­ sacred robes. Unlike the continuous encircling ’ dcr wnile upon her face. The smoke win rising and blowing building, the temple was not without iway in the fres> a morning wind from doors or windows on the ground floor. lundreds of round apertures in the roofs Its stories were set successively one be­ * the people of Atzlan prepared their hind the other, giving the structure noruing meal hurriedly, for they were somewhat the appearance of a pyramid, nxious to be out and preparing for the each story having a wide terrace or :reateet of their religious festival*. One platform completely around it, and ■y one they emerged and clambered stone steps leading to tho one above. quickly dowi the tall ladders until hun- Tho second floor was reached on the reds of the*’, were gathered about in outside by a graded ascent thirty feet wide, the platform being even wider. roups or busily arranging for the cere .ionics of the day, gathering fruits and Within there were also ladders, as in □were, maize coke* and pinuu nuts for the other parts of tho city. Upon the top of the temple before the ne minor aicrihces, and decorating the nterior and front of tbe court and tem- perpetual fire stood an immense effigy !e. To each of tha four great phratries of the sun, made of solid and virgin ,r divirion* of the inhabitanta, according gold, supported by heavy bracos of sil­ o kinship, was assigned particular du- ver, facing toward the east and reflect­ ing the raye of the heavenly luminary in .ie* connected with the festival.While wine were engaged in building a blaze uf blinding splendor. The small nd decorating bowers others prepared square apartment on which it rested was >od in great quantities, while others ar- built of cedar, covered externally with alternate saged for the gamas and dances whidh________ , plates of gold and silver, the allowed tbe sacrifices. Others were I wall* within being coated with a white riving the animal* devoted to sacrifice I cement composed of gypsum and nearly ito | approaching plaster of i«ri* in comporiito an an inclosed inclosed field. field. ~ ‘ - in - front - the - temple ... j j^ve temple stood Gathered of stood tion^ number of priests waiting to form in he sacred procession and chatting merily. with frequent jests, among them•Ives. Their white (Iresaee {firmed a ontrast with the bnlliar.t coloring of be costumes of the people, and the red *,uns embroidered upon their breasts, he.emblem of their holy calling, showed ..orth the more conspicuously. Multitudes of little, stunted, wolfish ‘.ogs ran in and out between tbe people's egs, attesting by frequent howls a. lentitude of well aimed kick*. The .ousts emptied forth into the square very iranatc, for every living, soul in be city' who wns able to move or to be noveii was obliged to be preseat at thu acrifiee—and few were loath to witness spectacle. Its bloody delights were agerly awaited and long remembered, .‘hildren were there to be held np to see ne rare sight and to have it impressed pon their meipories by many a re­ ! Hinder in future years, and old women, IS. '■ - . • . , ragging tbeir he-uls. told of many a ■aat scene of splendid slaughter, when .-ere killed not one but a dozen beautial virgins to appease Kinchahan's .-rath in times of famine. Kulcan stood upon the temple roof axing down upon the scene. The aged klapel, weary with his vigil, was slumering in the warm sunlight, his withered and resting on the edge of tho altar, hose fire seemed dying slowly out. The oung priest wa* not clad in his sacred ibfls, but wore a long yellow tunic, enrcled at the waist by a belt made of '.njuoise squares set in gold and fasened by a looped serpent. On his head e wore a feather cap, surmounted by n eagle's plume— tbe totem of his tamy. His legs were naked, revealing a iapely, muscular development, ami his ■et were clad in leather shoes or bus­ ins, with heavy neat's leather soles, hey were fastened with gold loops over iittbns uf the same metal. Around his ft wrist was coiled a heavy bracelet, .odeledTke a serpent with raised head -the rattkuiake of the plains and canns—o sacred, mysterious emblem of ;eir religion. Ho wa* tall and well built, and hia -w waa browned by exposure to the ruing suns of _ twenty-six summers. nt the narrow opening in his tunic :owed a skin beneath as white as. ivory. ' i'ith eyes of deep blue and hair of .wny yellow he rreembled a* he stood iere, bis lip curled into a contemptuous -cer, gazing fixedly at the group of riest* below, a viking chieftain, a man I the land of cold and suow instead of be hot arid desert. Bnt his mouth and din showed elements of weakness and ■ .filiation, and the blue eyes held an •idedsioB and wavering in their depths tat betrayed his character. He bail already acquiesced in the old riest's decision and realized the use­ sows cf opposition. In him there was one uf the stuff of the hero who would as defending the woman be loved, nor .red be kill himself with the knife that ne miracle might occur. What if IkP*1 were wrong after all. and Queoriill should appear? And, too, it waa a *nestiou not only of self preservation. TwHgion, of hi* pricatly order their **’** grandmother." ••Alas, my Eltxa, I fear not; the hope of it long ago faded in my breast.” •■I shall watch for him." said the child, “and I believe he has been waiting for our Ainee to grow up. aud he will come' toward the western end of the court, where the houses were lowest and near the canyon walls, the distance therefrom being about sixty feet, so that for the greater part of the day it rested in the cool shadow of the cliffs. At the southwest corner, close to the altar, now stood Iklapel, holding in his hand his pointed tiara, like that of the modern pope, made of the skin of a huge rattlesnake, with the head surmounting it pointed upward. Tho placing of the nara on his head was the signal for the great prot^ssion to begin its march. He had resigned all other duties to the young and rigorous Kulcan, who was already below, buried in arranging thr last details of the festival. In the tteuplione<l mythology of the Atzlans there were minor gods to be appeased by lesser sacrifice*, and these were to b*x performed in tho regular order of the day, leading up to the noonday rite—tho sacrifice of a maiden, chosen by lot, be­ fore tbe altar of Kinchahan. The people were all within the court with the exception uf a few tardy strag­ glers bearing bundles of fagots from the pinon orchards outside the city; even these were hurrying in order to obtain plates in the procession?" The uproar was immense—each citizen seemed vy­ ing with the other as though to drown* thought nnd anxiety—the prwiauro of feeling bringing a feverish hilarity to the surface in a naturally grave and serious jieople. Opposite the temple, at an opeh door, whose wooden lintel waa scarce three feet from it* threshold, which was rounded aud hollowed by centuries of constant footwear, sat a little child al­ most hidden in tbe mass of jasmine­ like flowers that grew closely about the narrow portal. Her beadlike black eyes glittered with eager impatience a* she watched tho groups of people gather. While she wove the delicate blosaoms into a garland to deck her black hair— for she was to walk with other children in the procession—she ever cast her eyes into the dark recesses of the room and murmured petqLMitlyrcalljng now and then: r~. .“Oh, grandmother, hurry! Eltxa is . waiting. I shall be left out!” After a time slow and feeble footrtepi were heard within, and an old woman • appeared—an old woman bearing the weight of years go heavily that she scarce needed to bend an inch in emerg­ ing through the little opening. It was the child's grandmother, Intxu, the oldest woman in the city, one of the weavers of the cloth of which the sacred white robes were made—a duty which devolved upon thu most aged and most rinlled of the women. Her face was shriveled like an • old dried apple, so full of wrinkles that ' not an eighth of an inch of skin was left uncrossed, yet her teeth were as white and regular as her grandchild’s and her eyes ns bright and piercing. ■ !' She came out into the glaring light blinking ber eyes and puckering the skin about them in concentric wrinkles in an endeavor to see the child among the flowers, and seated herself with a contented chncklo besklc her ou the sill. Intau’s boned, though, not as fondly w“ woot to doftbe old days. Aj quickly ing, for good and bounteotw crops. Then they moved onward to tbe altar of Am, the sacred stone*the emblem of life, some holding it to be bnt the ancient symbol of the sun god himself. It was simply an upright conical stone stand­ ing upon a pedestal; before it, in a V™** fire, they sacrificed Mjeep and /•JjJ’JJ*’ atao wounding thernsJlvc* and dropping their blood into a number of braziers set about the altar. Women, kissing this stone of Am. invoked the ble^ngs of maternity with loud pleadings. Farther on stood the dread image of Chalcuthe very sight of which affrighted not only the children, but old men as well— a hideous figure, with a huge serpent coiled about his form, out of whose mouth came a pale bluish flame continu­ ally, aa though he hungered for blood. Before him the people prostrate,! them­ selves, while even among the younger priest* blanched face* showed here and there. To Cbalcn they burned many little spotted dogs, and consigned the corpse which the Kabilo carried to the and take her.” ■•Perhaps,” said Intxu with a heavy’ sigh as the flood of memories surged1:. over her mind; “but come, they are’ nearly ready." Then rising, she turned and called to’ some one within: “Leia, my own, we must go. Iklapel stands prejjared to give t!u» signal, aud everything is ready." In n moment there appeared at the door a girl whose, tall figure formed a dazzling picture against the darkness of the interior. Binding with stately grace she came into the light dad in a cling­ ing gown of pale blue cotton, which re­ vealed the superb outlines of her funn. Her eyes were a deep blue, ami her golden hair, tinged with a suggwitiun of auburn, and her white face upon which the blue veins showed in-her excitement, made her seem like a vision of some Norseman's daughter—a child of some snowland of the north. A lovely face, with grave, serious eyes and a mouth of wondrous beauty, and yet so strong and earnest, and withal bhowing a capacity lor loving—a passionate xioatli, formed for kisses and tender biniles. She was very pale and her lips were compressed with emotion, and there was a look of indignation anti protest iu her ryes which showed to plainly hert thoughts. ■ “Must I go, grandmother? Can I not reaiaiu here? Oh. I cannot witness itr "jMy child." the old woman answered. ‘‘it is so—yon must come. No one would be missed so quickly as you. The city’s ruler is dead; you. his only daughter, cannot absent yourself from the great feast unnoticed. Already they have seen you, my darling, and mauy eyes are upon you. Ch;d]>u now is looking at us. and he motions us to make haste.” *‘Yes,,I feel his serpent eyes upon me, though I cannot look ujzm him. 1 will go; 'twill bo but a little while.” • She covered her hair and forehead with a white scarf, shielding her eyes from the sun, and with a visible effort at self control took the hand of the child Eltxa and followed the bent-form of the aged weaver. As they took their places old Iklapel placed the tiara upon bis hea«l aud the procession began to move. First came the body of priests in their white robw, a hundred or more, chanting a low mo­ notonous song, followed by eight chiefs bearing a litter of wood coveted with gold and decked with flowers, iu which sat Ainee, a dark skinned girl of eight­ een, alre»ly under the influence of the potent aitai-a drink distilled from maize —and forming a picture that sent shud­ ders through Leia's frame. Then came the four death pritata, swinging censors ot gold ami filliug'the air with an aromatic scent. Their faces were painted must skillfully to represent skifils; their heads were shaved, and their tightly fitting garments were like­ wise made to convey the idea of skele­ tons. The effect upon the minds of the people waa ghastly and thrilling. Behind them came the members of the order of the Kabilo, an ancient secret society, to the number of four hundred clad in black, the foremost carrying a twrpse between them. Many of them led little ’potted dogs—a favorite form of sacrifice to Chalco, the serpent, tho dread god of evil. Then came the principal families, in the order of their rank and wealth, with bearers of fixxl, driuk, flowers and fruits for sacnf.ee at the different altars which were located at intervals all around the great court. The populace followed, in leas order and with more or less disputing, and stretched out the Icmgparade until the rear nearly touched the Idlers and all could see the entire ceremonies. When <mlw had b*,, attainKl Tly "J with «"*« -"1™wXhT?? “** b"por which had been cwt the .wrepit,™ S'* ntema« “'1 Clou,ing biuiket. ml Mung ncta-in tact erm thing that wonld l» nmwed Uc hocachold. Thi. wu igmtrf “ hrml tron the mrnl fire by Knlcan who. entered with small bells and attire.* ta » pugomm feather robe, march..! •lightly m adTMce, w.thmnch^Jrf devouring flames. Kulcan addressed the prostrate multi­ tude with devout gravity and earnest mien, advising them as. to what they should do to avert evil, and announced to them the solemn feast of “Katun," or the fifty-second year, which would oecur two years hence, telling them to prepare their daughters for the fatal b*a couqu*-*— .. - y,, mo- Chair*'dih ,tc*‘ ar*‘wn t'-M-r or to «ona vuM-r ti.lui/c i--.,,., *^SvMML»ls onlerK ir»: ErtlL iTtlday ofMarcb. A. J la the /oraOMMi. be *M.*nM for lb. wiFpSaffea. aadUiitcbrreir* aud all other hiapUejthi. folate, are required la ar>M-f.i . "W of Mid court then to be hold. (1 ... tVp28? Office la the city of HMtii>t,. |,; “ “‘r U“T’ • III A-^52: roltl hi. head, aud with one W d*-- .oairiiw look deep into the girl a .ipillng placed the blade againet bar l«ro throat with a hnnd whoa* trembling !X the weapon flaeh in th^ligh.dikn a niw of diamonds. As he drew in hw breath with » shuddering effort the multitude gore an atliHalM^gw pirotior,; then, with one qmclt moremtmt. he rait-ed the knife aloft, hw eyes fixed on the spot upon her throat where the blow must fall. , .. Bnt while it trembled agaimt the jadow ot the CHIT, darting back m .lender .hatu the rapt ot that eon in wlwre dread rerrioe it had drank tho blood ot hi. victltna for unknown age*, there came a .harp, ringing report that echoed and rolled like thunder along the moron walla, and the knife wu thattered in a thousand fragments, which, falling, dashed the Mcrod embers from the altar and extinguished the fire in­ stantly forever. At the same moment there rang out • shrill voice, the voice of the chHd Eltxa, crying gleefully as she smote her little hands together: ••Quetzal! Quetzal! He ha* come and saved our Ainee!" • weeks firvvlous to Mid day nf re"riu. ’ 5^uir* 1 iwixn Jurti-t ,.j lT<4au‘ FROBATE ORDER Ktete of HIctilKaff, County ,>t B*m „« At a ■rrohni of the Pw>b*ie « „ljr; pnuityof Barry, bouien -t tlie i-mtaie &£?• In ti>« city.<>f ItaMlnn. in taM .-oubw Tuesday. Ibe 71 »t <tay nt Feteusre J* v*r <nm UKsnam! elybt bumtr..: JL*" ibrer. Present. CbariM W. Atuutr'ie,-, Juijf. _• Probate. r ’’ f,-------;------------------- •”•“* • m rendlsx and Oi.us th* prtit|W1 .inj, of JasnesM. Bosman, brlr n< ia» .j ^i',*/ erased, prayinz that adniiui.tr,t,-,.-, Zu T isle msy be enutted io »*!<! ..., .,r tovJrol ulbrr BUitable prr*o<i. XKS* Tbempoa >t b ordered, that Tlunto, jm i.euijtay s< Msrvb. A. D iwn kt t-n tbe forenoon, be Mjlgnod for the petition, sod thst tbe hr-ir* «t „• .-<1 afx! all (MhAT that prodKctt g a t'.iah cf buiitd Spanish onions with butter Nitice w onion soup fur dinner. r resh iMtnca is also said to be very good Kulcan. her to save her, she faced the four dread fi;r st?; i,ri«u «■> IT* b;il office. In ths city at IlasUw. •uvSdSSm and show eatne. if any there br. :» tteenrer ot th* Datltlrmer 1HMY n.rf ... bearin of the MMrery ot void pete., -n. *i.d ti» te.r Ins thereof by caualqg a cojo of thh to > pecnabed In the pp«-r printed and circulate! mm Goan of Harry ones <n each week for thrre hmxhiit. wreka >rcVtoua to Mid day of hr in- c ClIAMtJt* W. AhM.TM.XO, (A true copy ) Jodye c! Frobate. One of the unique organisations in the Notice Is hereby given that by a virtne of t country la what la known aa “The Socio­ writ of fieri tartan issued out <d acd under lU seal ot the circuit court for tl> «<iunty of Bar­ logical Group,” a company of men distin­ asad State of Michigan, to me Cirwivd asd livered and against the r »ud« xixi rh*n>« guished as college president*. professor*, tln.ni,.1. . ... •undents, literary men and statesmen. It meets three or four times a year and ItrteB* and Philip T. tobrrovt j did oc. n.e th day of to papers by different menilwr*. Tbe pa­ Januaty, A. D.fMK, levy nnou -Hro are per* are dl-cu-ed by the group with tbe take all the rlgjt. tide aad intcn-,t .>( it- >«m1 .defendant, George J. Cui. in and tu li t foUimutmost fr inkncwi and many of them never :1m doervltod real estate situated In the Cocatv his servant*. see the light, but when a paper after th or of Harry and State ot Mlctalgn*> » ,• i>r.u It wa* evident that each word waa ough d-M-umlon by all the* gentlemen is Ihg at the north east corner oi tLe s'tih wn: echoed by the groaning fear stricken accepted by the whole group aa worthy of multitude, to whom, a* we shall see, the publication it is published. linens «nn thirteen tbeoet »e*t to a jw.’.m The members of lhisdistingui»he<l group »«»rpi nt emblem meant more than a mere idea, and repreoented a real and horrible are Her. Charles W Shields, Bishop Henry C. Potter, Rev. Theodore T. Munger. Rev. memory of a terrific event. and rance. tbrnce «•*»: on M*ctK It won high noon, the rays of the *tm William Cbauocy Langdon. Rev. Samuel pi are <4 beginlur. conUiwlnc W. Dike. Prtaident Seth Low. of Columbia falling from immediately overhead upon college; Profesaor Richard T. Ely, Bisbop the city, so that the greet dialpost east Hugh Miller Thompson. IWrseor Charles :h but an ’ or two of purple shadow, A. Briggs, Hr. Waabitigtoti Gladded,"’ Proas follows to-wH: CoOHaewli^ *nb« The« ad event uf the day waa about fewror Francis G. Pealxaly. William F. Slo- — -­ 1 r, and the people prtmml one an- { jr.; Hon. Edward- J.Ptarifl*. other c loser iu their deaire to obtain a | or William M. Sloane aud l£naric« Dudley nearer • iew. Very many slipped from Warner.—Forum. the ran ks and mounted u> thu highest hooiwto ps in order to witness every doTbe Chine*** were tbe l!r»l to luvenl tbe tail of i tw awful scene. *‘ Iklap |1. standing motiunJeai uo the form ot clepsydra to which tbe term “wa­ cha-k" can a.oue be properly applied— a*y ol April a V :ww. *: trn oci tc.tu.. temple, felt that tho proc«-*ion wii ter nearingl him. A strange commingling that 1*. an apparatus which rendered , twrenooti of that day. watch ing unnrcrwuuy by Urik lug th® Itated al t he Ultyof Bsrtlw Un* uf fear and hope moved him. for th* hour*. Up to the lirginulng of the Eighth । Fobruor? A. D. . - •J>M|Cl H y., uiem“rV| of the voice in the storm was century persons had been employed to j Sheriff ot Barn 1 '"WJfresh in his laMid. and be felt that the watch the ctej^ydnis In palucre and pub- . Pm nr T. Courntovr hour had come fur the manifestation or lie places in Chin*, their duty bring to I intervention which he expected. The strike bell* or drum* at .every “kth" or > 1 end of the procemion ha>l already nearly llixh part <>f a day. But at thi* |>eri«d a device was coo- I reached the temple summit. He beard PROBATE VKItt:: , the measured tread of feet as they strutted of four »*<-**eta. with machinery ' State ot Mkhlnn. Count} •( Barr -• x - I Ala eroataa of tbe Fn>b>te • • tte raoumed'J» griulM eanrewv. ami know ■ , W1 b ., w „ . ----- --------- -------------------indicate- tbe hoar*. I C<Mmtv ot Barry. boMrrt al th* Fro' »'•«■ • ,s IhM n-nunu moment Kulcan with ' No Nod-ertntlonrfU»w< description of tbe works cl this inter- ' tee eity o( llaotiri^ln Ml*' hi* charge would stand beside him. esUng invention can he found. Mr. Rotnyn I Vtab: bTOdredMid ujocn •:‘n*. Had Iklapel * vision been what it wm Hitchcock ooggwastbat the Saracens may of old. and had his eyes been directed ; pusMldy have anticipated the Chinee* in lb the matter *( the estate upward toward the frowning cliffs, he tbe invention of three true water clock*.— Mo<>re. drcr*»e.l would have beta startled to see a face Boston Globe. Clement Bmttti. adminLtr^ < comes hiloeoort and rrtui^.-t ■.­ peering down upon the wwn<lrot« acene pared to render fit* fluid account —a face in which astonishment and I think tho great mistake made by pre­ gratification were mingled, for the own­ er of it hw white faces in the multitude siding officer* of both sexes la forgetfulFlivreupon U I* orderti!. tbut K«! u below him and felt himself safe. He neas of the fact that they are m»t called dayol Marrfc.A-D- 1*«• a: •'»• ' would have seen a body lielonging to upon to rule tbe opinions of tbe meeting. forv-noou. re w»»iri • ■> !•» 'hf t”,‘ I have not icrd thut men a* much a* woirwn the face emerge and deoccnd the crum­ are opt to radeuviw to control the action ot bling. lodderlib- pathway, rifle and bird tbe meeting over which they have been .'UU!'. in hand, in eager anticipati-m of a wel­ called up..ti to preside, and that I* some­ come which meant food and drink to a thing which I cuuridrr always objection­ hungry and thirsty man. But Iklapel able. Il Is so very clear a matter that the saw nothing, ndr did one eye turn in all chairman is merely the pivot v.poo which to the pmo«.» ItiU r. »!»-J inrou.r that host of gazing faces upward toward the whole matter turn* and doc the con­ r»iM»r*cv of «*M pHltfon •> tttsresf tap tawtfos a coi*r «>f thi* the real sun—to the golden emblem of trolling V*nlu* of the setilimenU of tbe publro.ed tn (he |:«*ttnr* 1” ta meeting, tbat I am Mnuetime* surprised to which they sacrificed. *v people arrogate to themarlves poweri Each face was turned toward the tem­ which they do not posse**, and which were ple in a fixed expectancy, eager to catch never Intruded to |<e conferred upon them. every action of the priest* ami the vic­ -M. Ixiuise Thoma* in Ladle*’ Home tA tree eopy.l tim. Many were there who hail Journal. but one snch sight, when children; chil­ FROBArii OJH'.HBSleep Producing Vegetables. dren were there to see it for the tint Paunle who are of a sire pies* tendency 5tate of Mellpn.Coqnn .'I I • time—were to be held up so that they At a seMfoo of lM l,r«ri-»t. might see and hold it iu their mind*- should remember that dkt i« a must im­ ’be count? of Barry •god and middle aged, who had seen it portant matter in regard to slrepleMtnesa. Probst* afliee, la the <ity < A heavy nieal will often deutrov bleep, and said Goari'. on Mntnnla.v (lhL1*,’ B?2U.,i uf then? mai>y times—all lu otbtr rue. . ,<„ |„C(( ,r.lrri«| w„„ diwtand1 waited the lo*t dread act in the tragedy a meal and bedtime causes great rew or Arm«!r ■ The litter containing Ainee wa* at iresuess. A glam of milk sipped slowly last placed before the altar, and to the while a t rt ekvr S eaten I* often cf benefit; rajpnseof all the girl stepped from it b"" ‘ T’*r’,:iw'm,t **n* ‘ twjJames Townsend. ward!*" calmly and with firmness, her face u°dy. SMitt-e jarop!c r,<c-tnnicu<l ca sleep » firm conviction 8£g? Jlth dr tho foi petitlo oea'od estate. said c» flee,in show c the tie furtbe to tbe pendei thereo publisl , SHERIFF SALE. lottery. Then opening a folded parchment he read to them the omens for the future y«r. announcing the findings of those whose duty it waa to study the stare and other sign*. He prayed aloud to Cbalcn to be merciful, to tempt no man beyond his strength, to bring no evil to the city, but to bu satisfied with the sacrifice of U»re no trace of the intoxicating aitai da effects having passed awov in the trying hours of the morning. Borne un evenunH! the last Urribl?,^^ State c Pbotonr^.l,, U Krowihg wm, m.rv.luu. «.p«*uiJWBWW J1”'"n!1*'nL lb, jyuiw .km. to nwre lu » -urexwlun of Irc-guUr cuUr or ..hptlcal currrr, «l,jrh „„ ln to lb. Irrrxul.r tpovU, )u v,ti,ui, I weeks Defa ISOO.ai deeds. Michi* In-lltxmortg t.'.l- U fifty « BOOM suit Of ed to niortK: by vlrl mortal and pi Siitun! kn •’< aucro front c tlDRScircuit promt: much MM* eent t In -;U( Michi: range Phi Wht nient < tbe 20 Ariba Hubei deed* ss. and n MldC of ti of n er sin for in sniou J»o,«u lawte virtue auetk । E5E Con Bl.Li.. Harn theitc north htghv land । htgbv south thenc pond from Minratau ot <heestate «4 sxn ir.f rorwoon. w a* i.oeuo" • -aid petition ■ _ . _„_•and ati ih*t Utei—brlr» ■' at !■« IT^nir lawfr tbe tc two three east < thlrv runu s wfMMjW' tedMt A ilia* «r g [<t tie* to the |nt*ci.' lutenMed « *• . -p< nwpe..rfcta>».4s»M |*ritl.>n ;;»!■ I ■’^1““ “trio'i*i kiifo »h« < .AU-’J ”” “^•rithu 1TJ1 Mn iow,^t ,ikr nitK1 fro“ • vehicle; never brash It off until U m n*rr X. '">r« w> »*** ““^1:’ w Juris- • < •* axu: (A true copy.) Iromt'amltb, her in a moment truth ('je*.,. v. fsSd hlfT1 her in pon and she Nerve Tonic j Blood XOT1CK FOR HKABl.NH OF CLAIMS* .Builder her lo7" with a confident tender «ui,lu upon her !«. ' •late "* b£S'S,X.““ ““tau*.J are rw,al’^ i lata* fo Pr.4Mle off --, a’ludc<>E»<oU»roprOT.J. |wW» <1iy ,,f Cn B �7\HowuncSjccess. FAIRBANKS SANTACLAUS „ S°*P O^S 'TS REPUTATION and SUCCESS TO ITS OWN MERITS. 1T IS PURE, UNADULTERATED.AND FOR RAPID Cleansing Power has noequal. IT IS INVALUABLE IN 1\ITCHEN & LAUNDRY. Sold by all Grocers. NKFA1RBANK&C0* CHICAGO. PROBATE ORDER State of Michigan. County* of Barry—as. ,'t a seMluu of tin* Probate Court for the County of Barry, holden at the Probate office. Ih the City of Hastings, In said county, on'Satur­ day tbe H th day of February, In the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety three. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of lYobate \ In The matter of the estate of Lucy A. Jones, deceased. Clement smith, administrator ot said estate comes Into court and repiesents that lie is pre­ pared to render his final account with said es­ tate aud prays Hint a day may be appointed for hearing the same and he be discharged from said trust. . Thereupon tft is ordervi], that Saturday the lllh day of March.A. D-.I’-M at nine o'clock in the forri.iKm.be assigned for the hmrfug "f said petition and th .t the heirs at law of said de ce.i’-.sl and dll other persotm interested in said PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Barrv-ss. At ii sesiton ot inc Probate Court for the Coun'y of Barry, holden at the Probate office, in the t,;iy of Hastings, in said county, on Wed­ nesday. the 1st day of March, In the rear one thoiivand elKht hundred and ninrry-lbree. I'n-senf, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of 1 rebate In tlurtiatterof the estate of Floyd E. Woles, a inlitor. On reading and filing tbe petition, duly veri­ fied of Herbert A. MrJUln. guardian of said minor, praying for rca-ons ln sold petition Mt forth tbat he iqay be tlcen.-wd to sell the real estat, of said-minor as In said petition de­ ar rtbed. Tiirrvu|H>n II is ordered, tbat Fridav. the -I h day of March. A. D. lien, at ten o’clock io Hie (nn>i>oon be';vM>lgue'f for the bearing of said |*vtl:iouati.i that the heirs at law of said di ci-as.-d nnd all other peraum Interested in men irjoking for gold and silver in southern Now Mexico have found the petrified body }f tbe famous oatlaw Bruce Younger. Chief Arthur, of the Brotherhood of En­ LEESON X!, FIRST CUARTER, INTER­ Gladstone secured prretdance of hU Irish ®oma rule bill in tho house of commons by gineers, is at Toledo trying to settle a dif­ NATIONAL CE0IE3, MARCH 12. ficulty with the Toledo, Anu Arbor aud H * det Hubbard Ayer has been con- Northern Michigan road. Tbe boomers on the borders at tho Chero­ tine.. i« a private asylum for the insane since Feb. 8. She is suffering from chronic kee Strip are wild with joy over the action 3I.~mory af congress,in passin-' the “Strip” bilk melancholia. robbed the residence of the Orrin A. Skinner, th© former Chicago • Burglars — lawyer, h*. been sentenced at Syracuse /,,Tpn»or Mtaouri. Hugh to five vram at hard labor in prison for for1Iu«h I F- Den:ps«y and Robert Beatty, One IcsMifi only has been assigned* to us gery. jJ convicted of poisoning the Homratend mill from this most marvelous book of the Maryland has brought suit against 1i men. meo’ have bnVe wutcnced at Pittaburg to Srovidence of God, a book in which, In tbe West Virginia to recover the entire terri- seven ycuw ench ln the l*nllonti,«,y- G-dnglish text, the namAof God Is not found, tory lying between the north and south ! laKhcr ami Davidson three, but which nevertheless is full of God from branches of the Potomac river. Six large ' An aPP*31 tbe supreme court has becu la-ginning to end. '‘Oh, blessed is ho to eountira with a population ot nearly 100,- IUlken, whom is given tho instinct tbat can tell 000 are involved. Mary J. Bigger, widow of the famous tb^t God is on the field when II© is mdst Gordon McKay, the wealthy sewing I Chaplain Bigger, of Chicago, aged nearly invisible” fFaber). machine man, is suiifto have remembered •801 was bun,‘,<1 <0 death while trying to The whole book tells how the people of Harvard college in his will to the extent of j smother a lire In her bad. God were delivered from death by a medi­ k. rerek VV VUD camuvor ............. - --- -------fc'.OOO.OOO. | Thomas Freeman, 73 yegrs old. iuj oldator of the highest rank, who undertakes Tho widow of a man who was lynched in ' time Abolitionfat and friecri of Abraham the greatest danger for them nnd is mys­ Tennessee has sued the sheriff for 325,000 i Lincoln, died at Evanston' a Chicago teriously one of them. It is thought by iamagwon the ground that the ofllcial . »uhurlx wine tbat Ahasuerus is suggestive of the did not give adequate protection to his | The coroner’s jury at Chicago has found great king, Vashti of Israel, Esther of the prisoner. ' that Building Commissioner O'Neill* Arch­ church, Mordccni of Jesus, and Haman of Thomas O’Brien, the “king of bupko ! I*®1?1 Furst, Contractor Campbell.and John satan, and that the whole book is a histor­ Stoerers," has been located in Buenos ' Vock, the owner, aro responsible for the ical and prophetic picture of the kingdom Ayres, -«-• ... of God, illustrating the grace at God. tall of tho....... building .in .. that city last ..week 10,11. ‘‘There is one law of bis to put J.^e Taylor, an employe in a sawmill at by Which eight lives were lost. him to death, except sue! whom tho | Newcastle, Penn., committed suicide by Mrs. Thomas Hanibricb, of For*], Ky„ hulding hfa neck against a buzz-saw until ernzed by tho 1<« of c-no child, cut tho king shall hold out the golden scepter that it was severed completely. Financial throat of her daughter Jessie and tried to he may live.” Because of Haman’s hatred treat a neighbor’s child in the uuue man­ of Mordecal ho had caused a decree to go troubles were thu cause. forth throughout tho whole empire that on Frank H. Jenkins, of Roxbury, Mass., ner. a .certain day all the people of Mordecai— shot .uuv hfa ins wife wile four tour times tunes and ana then'attemptthen attempt- ■ Tuesday, March 7. t‘<1 Llri.irtin.lt ■>IV that is, all the Jews—should be slain. Be­ ed to commit w suicide ’with .L the fifthi— bullet George A. Beane, a veteran actor, latter cause of this decree Mordecai went through Dhid|Mtiou was the cause. ly with the “Old Homestead” company, 1-ondon advices announce the definite died nt Cincinnati of paralysis and apo- the city, and even to the king’s gate, clothed in sackcloth, crying with a loud sale of the Silver King mining group to a Dlexv. plexy. and bitter cry. Esther’s maids told her of Hcotcli syndicate. The price paid was 31.Stockton, Pas is rt [K)rted In a state of 1L Tben she was grieved, for Mordecia was tfW.OOO. __ _____ high excitement over on invasion of her own cousin, who bad cared for her, her wolves, driven thither by starvation, tbe own father and mother being dead (chap­ Thursday, March 3. Iju.f Habertnn, tbe originator of the »uo.w having been too deep for weeks tor ter ii, 7), nnd sent Hatacb to find out what Short Skirt league, is making thousands of them to live in their usual haunts. it wm nnd why it was (iv, 5). Mordecai Bullington Booth, of Salvation Army then told Hatnch tho whole matter, and converts to her opinion that walking dresses should be at least five inches off the tame, has decided to carry out the plan of Sent a request to Esther that she go to tbe rescue laid dqwn in bis father’s book, ground all around. king and make request on behalf of her Dr. E. Steiger, of Wisconsin, who is a “In Darkest England,” and he is looking people. Esther sends word back to her native of Switzerland, and well educated for n farm near New York City. cousin, who had been a father to her, that Tho election in Madrid resulted in the she could not approach the king uncalled, in Eurepe.i a languages, is snld to bean applicant for the mission to that country. choice of six Republicans and two Minis­ except at tbe risk of her life. terialists. Several provinces have elected Robert A. Maxwell, of Batavia, N. Y., is ! h ----- r,T ------------------------------------—----- --a 12, 13. "Think nottrith thyself thnt thou m«UoW4U>.loenlI..,.r«Lb7protebl. u , sbalt escape iu the king’s house, more than first nrsisinnt po.1 master i«n«ri under I -'>«y°r Dial, ot Meridian. Ml«a. ha. te all the .Iowa." Tho decree included all Mr. Bi‘•sell. j itied a Droclaniatlon ,u«l» pmri.in.tlm Oakintr ukh.K for tor relief rrtl.t In j tol, g olJ Hule ch||j„„ comnand .. .. lo.te Tho Illinois State Association of Patrons' ! tte -.ray of fnoteT nnd dothlng for the ; ,h“ *’-p‘ ■"* |*->“ ■«“ S of Indus:rj-has elected the following offi- I •f-Harry nnd state .. • • . 7.V -: . .............. ................ .. ■ „TlhousajKlsarc stKFering with '• nt,.:vwir d..'-ro aad ? :;'f^ln‘S^rte:;,J Torpid Livcr-tlic. vmptonisare ' .Depression of Spidts, Indiges. I gon-. Constipation, Headache. m.-r'. .-ryi. t artthero..f. Now therefore. | Dr. Sanford S LlVCF hlVl£OratOr by virtue »ttb**t-u<erof sale ctintolnedib gald • .... . , ° . morttmci. andtb<statute in such case made IS Cl ICfiaD.C iCiHCuV 1O1‘ JLIVCT ■ Disorders. • It cures thousands i In She hirorioon. I shall*e!l at public J t Vcl'V VCPf TVllV JlOt tW -rou to th- higit-si bidder, at the north j ,. J r" V. r • \ i: d.m-of the court house in the city <»f iu<-1 Dr. Sanford s Liwr InvijToratorr \ prei! i-cs described in said mortgage, or so ;•!: f - r>a . its niivv i..‘ necessary to pay the Your Druggist will supply you. ------------------------------ X---------------------------------•xsr Michigan Central ‘A-isssii.’ii^ss'wiE i attorney's fee, of fifteen dollars covenan- I ,.r. ,. „ ’’ ... ■ ; for therein,t&j promises being described I Tud ifuif/arj tabs hcutc. ... ..id mortgage as nil Hint certaitiMot. pb-ce'and • src<4 of lan-1 situate in the township of Hoj-' Stations, t.t the county of Barry and -Stare of ; M:.‘lib-tiui. and known and described as follows: •n.m [p.m.|p.ra.;xm Tin- smith east quarter of tbe north west •pnir- I i 3.14| 0 3Sii l-.’iai 0.23 si-Uon thirteen [13’ town two [2> north I ■USTXJfOS ... r:.:.-— mut' ?.'i west. Barry county. Stations. • M . GonnvKAili Mortgagee. rr-rwABO. |a.m a.m.|p m <p.m.lp.m. IN-J4...................... I XMl i.37|fe.<B| u.W! LOO Attorney for M-irtc-tge luted Januan 7th. Ixxt. M. A. GILLMAN. Local Agent, Hasting* ;r< aunt G P & T. A. Chicago. MORTGAGE SALE. Whereas, default has been made in the pajh. ent of the money MStun.-d by a mortgage dated t|,e .tin dav of Srpt.imbrr. 1W5. executed by -Arthur D Hughes. Sarah D. Hugger, his wife.Hnhcrt C. St.-m g and Emma Strong. h|» wife, of Harry r.-i'titvjM.cliiiCUt. wtitrii said mortgage ! it is n'ct.rd-d in the office, of the. regbSer of! dmls of th- i-iai’Ny of E.vrry, in liber *.’y of mort~-u-s.nt i.:tgi-s .land 33 on the ltd day ofOeto! *-. Isay, nt i:«! o'clock p. ni- Ami. whereas, the -aid mortgage has been duly esidgned by the •si!-: •v,.; . - iiM-kum to John A. Robertson, by a-sigurtn nt is-v-.riHg date Adh September, i«5. ! i. i.rt >•-. Anted <n the office of register of deeds of I ■ ml f'onutj -t Bi.m.on the'.'Till day of Febniat i'« rxik a. m. in liber :«> of mort- | --'r—.at r.'i, ami the same is now owned 1 by । :n. Ami whereas.the amount claimed to ! ' 1 mortgage at the date • is the . sum of S.wo.oo j Hick IlDsuUeho and relieve all the tronblM fncfr : interest, and tho forth­ dent to a bilious state of the system, such aS an attorney fee stlpuUted DUrineas. NauMa, Drowaineae, Diatrou after tn said Hint c. nmt uhl h Is the whole ' eating. Pstn In the Bide, Ac. Whips their mart hi- ■ or ou s$ld mortgage I rcmwkablo succors has been ebown la curing j llitir has t>ec.i ln«irint<-d at ----lebt now remaining secured in -iiid im»rr.r.«-e; oruuy }>ivt thereof uherein th-power of salt- conuiiied In said mortgage Ims become operative. fteadatle. yet Carter’a Little Liver Pflfa art Nur., thrret or,' tmtieeb, hereby given, that by I virtue of th- rain power of sale, nod in peranance [ equally Tiluablo in Co nsUpation. curt ng and pro­ venting thia annoying complaint,while tbav ala® »f th- statute in Mich rase made aud provide*!, • t.-.i; !t»ordcrao/thoatcmacbgirimuUtotho the -ini murtxape will he foreclosed by a sale I liver nnd regulate tho bowcla. Evon If they cnl» of the premises therein described, at public I -iiu tlon. to the lilghvst bidder, at the front door i of the< >:irl !...:•-»•!:» Hnsiings. In said County of Barn .mi the .al day of June, next at ten i o'clock in thr forenoon of that day; which said tin nflses are d<r«ri4ed iu said mortgage as fop | 'Acba they would ba almost priceless to thoee who lows, to-wlt: anf.'er from thiadlsL-vflsingcomplalnl; butfortnCommencing at th- north west corner of F. L. r.stelvtheirg>odn=aedo-.e notendhere.andtbou Blake's lot In tbe vil ngv of Irving, County of whooncatry them will had these little p I Ila valu­ Burry and Mtatuof Michigan, and running from able In bo many ways tbat they will not be »1!; tin :>ei- vast or In nn easterly dlrecllou along the Hug to do without them. But after all sick head lioi th line of lot«heretofore conveyed an J to the highway crosvingtberace and east ot the lot or I tnii deeded to Kill.! Baldwin, aud Irom said * highway in a south easterly direction on the so Hh line of the raceway, to intersect tbe pond: I Unmet- on and along tho we.stcrly line of wild i IB tho tune of so many Urea tbat hero fi.wbara pond in a northerly direction to the dam. and I Trout thence f rilowiug the center of the Thorn-j drter'a LUUo Liver Pit’s two very rnall and *l'l‘!e river to a |'ot..t directly north of the I lM,:nt of starting, and from said point couth to | Um place of beginning, criuUfnlr.g ten acres UDey aru rincur — — Jrieeorlrss; ami all on section thirty-one in purin. but by their gonUa action plooao all who town fntrr north, range nine west, exceplimr uaothem. InvialaatSOcentaj flrafortL Bold from theaUwe all streets and highways now} by druggisa CTcrywbart, or sent by malt I '- vfulty tbcreon. Also tbe undivided oiic-balf Of -mt mty-i . CARTER MEDICINE CO,, New York; the tollowihg r Commeuciug'at a point fifty-! two f.-vt <lx ita-h-K west nnd twelve nx!-, I SMAIL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE tlirve (t-et ami three inches hortb nf the wrath- I east conier >>t tin- northwest quarter of section > tlilrtv-one. town four north ot range nine west: Scientific American running from thence west edit rods: theoee iV'rtii to tlm renter of the Tbornappie river: Agency for^A thence easfclxht rods, thence south to place of tn ginning, H i< exprvsafy understood Uutt tins lu -i described premises Is all tho premises, mill privilege an>i rights of flowage, owned by Aionzri E. liir-lner -nd Frank Campbell and constlinilng Hie iaie firm. Gardner. Campbell & i.''.. of Irving, and liial lids mortgage Is Intend­ ed io rover i h« undivided one half of all righto of ‘aid Gardner. Campbell & Co., together with CAVEATS, tli- r»ri*4u:.l right to Hie water power, back TRADE MARKS, Water, tl w.g- an-1 mill privileges described ai”>ve with the roller flouring mdi and all ml!F DESIGN PATENTS, fixtures lli-rcin unw standing or hereafter tn be COPYRIGHTS, ate. erne’-d mid tda-ist unon aiUd premises includ­ rwe Handbook writ® to ing both ot n>»ve descriptions. IltOAbVAT, NEW YoHK. • JOHX A- ROBKNTMN, Even- irtWA tanen out by us Is brought bejuro Assignee. tins pebite by a notlc« given free of chance tn tbe ’ Attorney. Dated. Hariinus, March tat. 1800. issEsililJe CURE SICK “ HEAD ACHE HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, Scientific American tar wax te -rihout It. wwkri. ,3.00 a fsiaaswriUTfrsJivSas0' rwtipatien; COMEHKB I • .... . inviuruiin said county, and nee. in the Cltj of li:u>t!ng->. In mud County, and why the prayer of »how rnu-C. it ntn Ibero be. why may not kT inird. And It Is th - prayer «f t >e petitioner m«y 'not i»“ d.tfiat sal gm:it«—. And It is further ordered, that .-not petitioner give notice to the prrfcms inh-re.ded in said estate. of the itendrucy of copy cMIik older <» said |>rt<l4on and the hearing thereof by causing -- c 'l’> <’( r- s >irdi r to t.-e published in tiiu Hurcnbtl’d inCount.' HngH R.v.ss KU, as.ewsprtHT printed and clrouweek (t r tin iv sneross in (vra: State president, D. A Fuller, of Cherry Valley; vice president, T. H. Olm...reury, ... of Marengo; fruffw K. Cohoon nnd K Q. Judge Probate. (A tree coj.y ) Afwood. Why Siiffe When you can be Cured Hops Such ESTHER’S MISSION. HISTORY OF A WEEK. Six persons were injured more or less m.d'a baby was killed by a collision, uear the Pawtucket bridge nt Auburn, IL L There <rere 1 on XUW In Cevun.y. l u.. during, tire »|>»rrow eirermuiatiuu law, which has now become in, 1 be JMnVrare senate has parawl the ‘,PProPrUtin8 «<’.'rtO to tbe World s fair state managers. The tatter wire censured for extrnvagm.1 expendl1 he pipes of the Crescent Pipe Line company were torn up at Mowry’s Mills, thirty miles from Johnstown, Po,, by deprelator* and 4,(XX» barrels of oil poured into tile creek and set on tire. Hatred of tho people against the company was the cause. By. mr.Ito» tri .n.„tette.u1..rw1u Miijce Meat Makes an every-day convenience of an old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. package makes two large pies. Avoid imitations—and insist on liavfng the NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse. N.T. Cetroit, Laasiag & Mtn TIME TABLE. In effect January 22.1®3. Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detroit nod tbe east. Lv, | Goinit East | A. M. |P. M. I~T. M. ,GrandRaptds East Paris McCord Alto Elmdale Clarksville Lake Odessa Woodbury Hunfield Mulliken Grand I-edge lanslng Detroit Lv (Howard City „ Edmore ,. Stanton ,. Ionia Ar[Grand Ledge Gotng West Detroit Lansing Grand Ledge Mulliken Hunfield Woodbury .. Lake Odessa Clarksville ,. Elmdale .. Alto .. McCool .. .East Paris —. ' so tbat there wns no hope for Queen E»t her BAr rGrand Rapids . Tte TnU»-M!»fj,.i.pl «™toren<» i. |.r.;. • n,„„ ,hao for lb(J „r Jew. ; f»H.« to ».«■> « Oml.-n Monday. Af,ri m. f„ th. Kingdom. In th, pKm of Mln., (Graud Ledge ' ,rbe "D"1 ,1“,»»*«<"»«<»«««» tef- rt<m w<-nr.-rwntadwlof tteflclih.t,lo .. H’ortland ;SL'!!!le.‘5L“"*wm '°r ; telng .innrn. nnd nrodlug « S-ivInur, Ar jlpnia Lv Howard City ' “There is 1.0 difference, fur ail have sinned Ar Ionia Popo Leo is grntilleil by tbe offer of Iitnd come short of the glory of God” (Rom. |8t:mton American Roman Cnlbolics to give Mgr. iii, 23>. This is illustrated In those who " pdmore Satollj a re*ideuqe in Washington' ns a perished in tbe deluge; outside of th© ark „„„„r of tbe ;»ope’s episcopal • Every day, others week days only, t stop pnwnt in honor . j j„btlre, and l.i» bullnre. will rend hl, ten- , not one w.-m saved; some were rich and on signal. 1’arlor cars on till trains between Grand । some jwrar, some learned And some igno­ ■ edlctlou to the douora Rapids and Detroit, beats 25 cents. Connections rant, some lived in the highlands nnd some I The senate has coutifmed the- nomiua- | in the lowlands, but there was no differ­ made inUnlon -dnllon. Grand Rapids with the Chicago* West’Michigan Railway i ob lions In President Clcvd iud's cabinet. Columbus, O., h excited over the dis- j. ence. 14. "Enlargement nnd deliverance shall ^ry thut h,.r linre vxtorte*l vari- jI .1UM nI„. eontradlc&y rtorta from a small j arise, ami who kuoweth whether thou iftt route to thesummerresortsol northern MichiRan. I boy by putting a revolver to' his head and i' come to the kingdom for such a time us Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago. 8 JO a , this?” Monlecnl was sure that dejivernnee M. and 12S P. M.,«HJ5 P.M. Arrive Chicago 1 threatening him with death. would come. How he wm so sm*e we arc 3-JSP.M., 8:45 P. M. and 7 :03 A- M. | for Manistee and Traveroe City 7:30«A. not told, but he suggests lu Esther tbat M Leave , LIVESTOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS an.I H.'WI Kt possibly the providence of God had put her Chicago. । in this high position for this very emerI CntfAOO. Marche. right trains to Chicago. „ . ------ K”ncy- As believers in the Ixjrd Jesus I A-k ouraRcnts for further particulars or I vrlte to ~ .. „ ,. ., rnrsL < 1«m-1 TH.1*'.-:May. opened77-,c. closed I blooil. we know that th*, church will Imj GKORiiK DeHavkit. Gen'l PassT Ag’L • Grand Rapldv. 7oMc:July,opened 7»!sc. closed .75He. Corn | completed and the kingdom will come. 1 _M.rr.l, opened rir-rib,..! 41c. 41,. .-I......I linll Ibe m- kji Vim! mxi shall saved and tho the onrth earth nllivl tilled |-YUrch. c-l.raei nt.;... 41'qc; May, <. Israel “ 1 opened 43V»»'. closed 43-'i<-; July, opened 44!mo, with i he glory of God. 44^. Oraa—March, opened ——c, 15,16. "So will I go in unto the king, ' cloaed —c; May. ojwned OStfc, closed 32Hc; which Ik not according to the law, and if I July, opened 3.%.-’, clewed Pork— perish, I perish.”' Ju reply to Mordecai** TIME TABLE. March, opened 3H?-l\ closed Sl-vimj; May. In effect September II. 1M2. • opened 818.75; clon'd 8W.52H; July, opened second message Esther returned answer Friday, March 3. I S1AT7H. dosed 31A63. Lard—March, opened that they should fast three dup* for her, and thnt she nnd her maidens would do Montana'. Intl-latun liu adjournal | »’?* u'~a 1 J , Stations. likewise, and then sb^would go to the wUtemTLrtinK.Vulwl Bute, a-nator. ' U" king whether she live.!-or died. She being The KOTwnor will nppolilt a Krpublk-an. 1 lUwjp,, tar th. day atari: QUaUly only one of them .would take her life in her 5OKTU. The grand jury nt Chicago has indicted j fair, left over about 2,503: market was hand nnd lay it down if need Ireoirthelr Ira- Kaiamraoo Lv . General Superintendent I aw, of the Pitta 'moderately active on packing and sldp- balf. The I^orrl Jesus knew that He would Kast Cooper...,. burg. Fort Wayne und Chicago, and three ' J,1H< account, and prices without ma- lay down His life for us, and became one Hlehland June! Cressey .. of the employe# for muSler in running ""hd chauge-rraher favoring buyera; sale* of us thnt He might do so. But if Esther MfioT;..... down a street car Dev. t» and killing four 1Jshb [locking, 37.Nkita.33 JP.-slidAS) mixed, is suggestive of the church, where docs the Delton MM..K. Ii t7.ajlJA.00 MW.00 rough pocking, -..i«< nlalr and JH.U5diJt.40 SW.i64JJI.40 heavy [tacking and shipping laying down of the life come Id! Is it not *HbultZ . !• raid Siegfried wertheitu, doing business at lota. found in I John ill, 107 “Hereby per­ New York uijder the style of A. Wertheim Cattle-Receipts for tho day 15,(X»; quality ceive we the love of God, because Hr laid Hastings. & Co., importers-of sulphite, pulp and pa- ! fair; market rather • active on local and down his life for us. nnd v. e ought to lay Coats Grove. per stuck, hua made an assignment, with : shipping account; thr feeling waa stronger; 5 down oar lives for tbe brethren.” Woodland . liabilities of IMNI.W*. ■' I 'J-1’* 2‘Wher; quotations ranged at 35.37^ 17. “So Mordecai went his way and did Woodbmw . The lown Farmers’ Institute has indorsed . “•'* choice 111 extra shipping steers, Via Jb. the action of striking molders and agreed 1 “^t!?„c.ho‘0B da; X-lOMrt fair to good. according to all that Esther bad com­ Lansing.... manded him.” It would no doubt be fast­ Detroit ... mfuiiifwnisd l>v r>„. SA®^<-00 common to medium do., to boycott the raove. manufactured by. tbe ^5,^. .tuckers, U’-'sMAJ ing to some puri*>se, for it was n matter Grand Rapids. . 1 ■ 1 .1 11 11 i ouicnor* Hiecn*. suteser*, firm Himinst ho moltlcra inolilrra nrp atrik- 1 w... , Bteerg> . . against which Ithe are strikTtixa 13.3^4.33 of life or death. When David’s little child ing. | oows, 83.tU4i4.25 heifers, 322543.75 bulls, raid was sick he tated and prayed. How much During the debate in the Idaho senate 81.1030.50 veal calves. more should these people fast when the Stations. ou tho proposed division of Bingham coun- ! Sheep—Receipt** for the day 8,030; quality lives of n whole people were at stake! ly, Senator Brown slapped Senator Ruick, bdr; market rathnr active raid prices un­ Daniel ate no pleasant bread for threw Populist ot Attirus, who was under the in- ; chanuod; quotations ranged at 84.->J&rU5 Whole weeks, because lie was rarnestjy - SOUTH. flueuce of llnuor per Ittl lb* westerns, 33.to,i5.4j native*, and uueuce 01 liquor. 34.5u©a25 lamba seeking to know the mind of God (Dnn. X, Kalranazoo Ar. Kast Cooper Lv The Wheeling (W. Va.) street car strlkProduce; Hutter-Fancy separator, 2, 3). Jesus said concerning certain evil : Richland June!. era have resorted to incenaiarisni. The 27c per lb; fancy dairy, 24(ita5c; packing spirits, “Thfi kind goeth not out but/ by Cre**ey ..v........ street ear house was set on fire, but th© I stock, 15® 16c. Eggs— Frosh stock, 17®17Hu prayer nnd fasting” (Math, xvii, 31). And Mito Doltou blaze was extinguished. per dos. Dreaxed . poultry—Chickens, ll&Uc .. . . is it not written lu Jer. xxix, 13, "Ye Cloverdale Dr. Baudny, one of the best known spe­ per lb; turkuys. i:^l5c; ducks, 12©14c; shall seek Me nnd find Me when yc Sb lilU................. geese, MJ14;. Potatom — Wlaconsia Bur­ cialist.* in the west, says tbat spinal menin­ banks. 733740 jier bu: Hebron. ONiXIVr; Peer- shall search for Me with all your hearts?” Hash nos... gitis is epidemic in St. Louis. v, 1. "Now it came t.o pass on the third leas. <V<j4i.’<c; Rone, CWjJTOc. Sweet potatoes— One hundred thousand uegroa are re­ IRlnois: $3.50(44.39 per bbL Apple!*-Fair to day that Esther put on her royal apparel Coals Grove. ported about to leave Chattanooga and good. |3d&a3.tO per bbl; fancy. 8X3©4.00. and «tood in the inner court of the king’s Woodland ... Cranberries —Jerseys, fancy, 810.00© 11.00 per house.” It is easy for us to read it, bnt Woodbury vicinity for tho far west. ,., „ Fia ll.L.AN bbL Honey—White clover in 1-pound sec­ how much it must Lave meant to Esther! Lansing Tho New York, New Haven and Harte. " Hons. ---- - 14<&16c per lb; broken comb, 10c; dark We read that on the third day Abraham Detroit ford railroad has been given permission by|* comb, good ccondition, extracted, 7©8c Grand Rapids. lifted up his eyes nnd saw the place afar the Connecticut legislature to increase its ! per lb.. off, bnt. who tstops tp think how much that •Stops on signal*only. stock by sn additional issue of $49,OUO,OOO. | third day meant to Abraham? It hicaut t Nos. 5 and fl will not carry passengers unless A French syndicate is reported contem Wiicat—Na 5 red cash declined on the taking of his very life, for was not provided with freight train permits. plating a horse flesh and food market for train* will be run r.i tbe convenience better crop reports. Slow cables and foreign Isaac the son in whom all tbe promises ofFrelutit the company, who reserve the right to change Salt Lake City. They will use bronchce selling advanced H with Chicago quiet and centered, and this was the day of the sac- i tbe time of such trains without notice. for food. steady; May, THf&TJ 13-ltfc; July, .*<1*40 rifice? So with Esther it meant, if need W. H. Dkwtkg. Gen’l Manager. 81 V-lrtc. llyc—Nominal; western, GiXi&xi. . Saturday, March 4. liarluy—Qnlct, firm; state, tJ4&Xic; western, be, the laying down of her life. 2. "She obtained favor In his sight, and A comparison of the national debt at the J fiOTpxje; No. 1 Toronto, W^AIc: No. 3 do. tbe king held out to Esther the golden closing of Cleveland** last administration ' A Corn—No. 3 dulL Lui tinner with scepter that wipi in his bund.” Life then i; steamer mixed. and that ot Harrisou shows the total debt'jL..„ .. „„May, , w,, «Wc; July, N-tfc. At/ Oats-No.uS 3. was here, and not death, or was it not as to ter, tewi-Cler.l»m!, «.te4SSn,l«.U#; I .lo“|; Harrison, 3003,281,752.63. j etale, 3Wc. Purk-<juict and firm; new life from tbe dead? So it was with Abra­ ham, for uri rimt day tie received Isaac A cyclone struck Marion, Mis*., and ; mess, SUto; old mm, »l».7a: * extra prime back fromjthedead Ina figure (Heb. xi. IV). killed two persons—Mrs. Mader nnd laugh- j nominal. Lard-Qalel aud steady; steam And this ii the meaning of the thin! day m «r T _ .. ” 1 rendered. M3.lt ). ' rendered, SIX it). ter. W. J. Harrison nnd wife, an aged Llvte Stock: Cattle—Trading dull for all Scripture, it is resurrection, or life from the couple, are fatally hurt, it in liclievod. A dead. "After two days will he revive us; negro is reported killed also, and several L.'<5 per IO) Ibu Texans and Colo rad cm, 31.150 in Lite third day he will rauw us up. and ■ LES persons were wounded. Much property 4 Jo. balls and dry cow*. gtOCEiiAW. Sheep and we shall live In bis sight” (Hos. vl. 2). was destroyed. Lambs— Tra dm; *low but generally steady; Think also of Jonah nnd his third day, but An annexation dub with 200 members sheep, 4U&O5.M) porhO iwq iam>.<MltB.U»;id.8X especially of our Ix>rd Jesus aud His third has been organised at Amherst burg, Ont Hogs—Market fl rm; live hugs, FlUOtXd-kl per day. with all ita glorious results yet to be President Harrison has signed the car­ fully seen. Ent Huffisln. coupler bill. 3- “What wilt thou, Queen Esther, and East Hctfauj. March 8. Bott e Princess Kuiulani and party are at What b thy request? It shall be even given Catlie — 143 load* on rale: market slow and Boston. ' • tnee to the half of o' tbe tbo—kingdom.” ' How weak; choice steers. light butch* s’ thee Ex-Private Secretary Halford Jias sailed xtecri*. fair to choice fu cowa, exceeding abundantly above all she could I for France to do duty aS disbursing officer Hockers and feeder*, dull at •S.nj have expected! This will be the glory of j of the Behring sea commission. yriJX Hogs—3, leads nn sale; market steady the church’s third day, the marriage of the I .Typhus fever has broken out at Titus- for choice;. Yorkers, light to good, S7.0U'j Lumhr foreshadowed by John H, i; und it I ILSk tacdlums nnd heavy, jW.Jitb.iO; pigs, will nut-be hnif the kingdom, big, the | t-heep and Lambs—I<JS loads on The postmaster general grades the ad­ rale; market slow with a very heavy supply; whole, for H^has given us the glory which i ministration of thu jKistofflces In the coun­ good to choice iambs, SlurOi-'A fair to the Father gave unto Him (John xvii. 5H). J Then ahull the Jews’ enemy and tbe j try A8 follows: Excellent, 4,280; good, 13,- good. 33.X5OJ.74. . • ' •71$ fair, 10,310; poor, 3,'JSG. church's ettetny Im- destroyed, and th*» true Mordecai will be great among the Jews, j DmioiT, March A Monday, March 0. seeking the wealth of His people and : July. r^A No. I white cash. ?n«c. 'cemThe inaugural parade took five hours to speaking peace to all Hie seed (x, 3). The ; paas the tovlewltig stand Saturday, and ’be Jews will have light amd gladness and joy i «Kc. tat rank wept by at 7 p. m. Cleveland saw and honor, a feast, and a good day. and ] meoef all languages shall aay to the Jew.-*, j It all poos. Toledo. March A we will go with you fee God Is with yoa ' Tbe Kirkman art, til© and pottery Wheat—Carh. IlKn; May. 74}<c: Juno, 75c; r.orks at Akron, 0., burned. Loss, 33W,- Julj.7«Jte; August. 78c. Corn-No. 3 yellow (chapter rill. 13.17; Zrch. rill. 23). May wa ! 80; insurance. 3J<»,0iX}. c.»eh. 4-hjc. Osts—Nominal. Rye—Not quot- even now know Him and the power ot At Dennison, Tex., it is stated that four •1. CUrer seed-Cash March, 85.38. liams v& Abell in tbe Texas courts on the part of the plaintiffthe titles to2,000 home atteuht nre quieted. ... . ,, . , , • e’ Grant . lonumental associntiou h;is let the contracts fur the granite work nnd now expects to complete tho monument in 1SJ5. --------- ftiugo, Kal&n&ioo & Sagiiiw MSTOaUHE STARTUNG FACTS! �। ora indead nil ynH, 0» X of rxu®'. Addittional Local ,„.,o- a most favorawe unpreset'™ . The Ml" of «“ ,S“L will give a benefit supper at tbe soelej) ThxV M S C. ball in the Ha»tin»« rooms Thursday erenlmLMxrch Idth, '**' from 5 to 8 p. «. Sn£ He certainly ought to be elected.—Allegan ing owing to tbe bad weather. toward replacing their loss by 6n> Sup­ 1 JournaL per 25 cents. A cordial Invitation Is ex­ Tbe republican j^ldal e«T«Uon for tended to all. this circuit met at Battle Creek Dot later than Tuesday eveningnesday. Al was to have been OUR COUNTY verwan t Aldrich, of ixjweir will ihe only name presented was tbat Fonriin A mat of oi Forman a 1Aldridi. :uhone* .orrT! oi ____ i-u thu* vear. bring somejow here to'-judge -judge Clement Clement Smith, Sniltli, the the present present able able bring some g'wu iw.«» rLeinr Mr. Frank Chambers, of Irving, and -m ii.Mlbti wasnT getting juugi nnmifisied without incumbent He was nomlbated opposition. He will be elected in pretty Miss Lizzie Charlwood. of Hastings, were united In marriage March tat. Rev. G. E. imich the same way.—Albion Recorder. h ThJ-e will be more general building tn Hollister, officiating.—Middleville Sun. ’ Jlidge Smith was unanimously nominat­ Joseph Jackson, of Middleville b now ed at Battle Creek ftolh’tTri2 the owner of a Chester white pig, recetitly and some b^faess blocks are being himself on the judicial bench of this cir­ received from the stock farm of Wlllb cuit, and ought to be ebeted In the same manner. He is pre-eminently the man for Whineay, Ohio. the pbcc. The democrats should now Middleville has nominated M. 8. Keeler not very slowly either. follow the republican precedent hid down for village president, J. W. Saunders, Dura Frrer. the little »ix year old In Ingham aud Jackson counties.—Belle­ clerk. C. H. Dietrick, treasurer and G. W. daughter of Covert Freer, died this week vue Gazette. Matteson, assessor. after a long illness. Several weeks ag Hon. Clement Smith, of Hastings, will The pumps in the Nashville waterworks ,!>.• »«." ut™ wltb dlrblbnto rallied, it assuming tbe .orm of paralysis be nominated to-day at Battle Creek, with­ are not up to the contract. And a new himself as aud larger set is Ming made by the firm ■ " the .Much Tin- hin«,l occurred out opposition to succeed judge of the. judicial circuit comprising the that put them in. • wreiMtdv. ■ *- »• The parents have the sympathy of all in ,counties of Barry, Calhoun and Eaton. All ✓^Tdeposit of fine hard coal Is said to have agree that Judge Smith fills the position their great lojs. J been found on the farm ot Dr. W. H. admirably.—Charlotte Tribune. Young, of Nashville. An Investigation Ln last weeks issue of the Banned was ud article announcing the presence of a will be made. County SablMUh School Convention. •mining expert, in thb city, who was mak­ The Barry County. Sabbath School As­ Fifteen members of the I. O. 0. F. lodge ing investigations In. thb vicinity. Evi­ dently lie has found something, as we isociation will hold their annual conven­ of Hastings and several from Woodland learn thb morning that H. G. Carter, yes- tion in tbe M. E. church, Hastings, Michi­ and Lake Odessa surprised the lodge at Freeport at their last meetingjust as they ter.layga\e an option on his farm to him ,gan. March 3Sth and 29th. ■ This meeting will be the most important were about to commence work for the ev­ till April tat, the price agreed upon being .565(11’. The name of the expert is Mr. Sunday school gathering ever held In this ening. After the tnltalory degree was con­ Mcl’harlin. and he halls from Nan Fran- >county. It is Inter denominational, every ferred upon a new member a lunch was cisco. He is in tbe employ of a mining school In the county Is Included and should provided for the vbitlng members. All syndidate. aud think# that minerals be largely represented, each school being the vbltors were much pleased with their abound in this vicinity in paying quantiles entitled, to five delegates aside from IU of- reception and Impressed most favorably with the workings of the Freeport lodge. if the deposits can lie located. He Is a fleers. very pleasant gentleman to meet and as <• The program will be of such a character F. D. Pratt, of Irving, has purchased one can readily see. is well posted in hb that no one will attend without being .the hardware stock of Frank Otto at Mldgreatly benefited. Papers will be present­ line of business.______________ ed and addresses given on the different dleville and will continue to do business at ■ the same stand, and. will shortly move hb phases, of Sabbath school work by some of Joseph Rogers has sold an interest in tbe best workers in the county. An ad­. family to the village. bik grocery to Charles H. Gardner, and dress will also be given on Wednesday af-_’. -Kfiiv Carpenter, who runs a saw mill with the firm will hereafter be known as Jo­ ternoon'by Mr. M. H. Reynolds. State' Win, Hecht, of Carlton, had hb baud bad­ seph Kogers A Company. Mr. Kogers Secy., and In tbe evening the sliver’ ly mangled bv getting It too close to a clr■will pay all bills and collect all accounts tongued orator of Michigan. Rev. Wash­’ cle saw last. week. He had to have a up to date. Mr. Bogers 1- well known to ington Gardner will deliver an address on1 thumb and one finger amputated. the people of this city find vicinity as an 'the subject "The Sabbath school In rela­ Middleville people are mad.' A detec­ enterprising merchant, whose good goods tion to society and lhe state.” and lair dealings have won him a large Pastors, superintendents,1 officers teach­. live struck their town on the 22nd; and patronage. Mr. Gardner, tbe new mem­ ers and friends of the Sunday school, thist took a number of their most respectable ber of the firm, is a young man. possessing means you. Paul spoke of those who> boys to.task for breaking in the depot and the requisite business qualifications to planted the seed of divine truth and water­. stealing some small eash. It is said the make him a successful business man. ed Jt with urgent prayers and tears andi boys arc Innocent of tbe charge. They will continue lb the future as Mr. toil as "laborers together with God.” . NEIGHBORING COUNTIES Bogers has in. tbe post to sell the best of If this high position he ours;, we ought good* tor the lowest living price. quickly to respond to a call for the gather­ Mr. Daniel Strange, ot thia townshin. ing together of co-laborers. We need for better service to come together and touch yesterday shipped to Chicago, for exhibi­ Dowling, March nth. 1893. shoulder to shoulder In solid phalanx, that tion at the World’s Fair, quite a curiosity Editors Banxek: <>ur hearts may- be strengthened and that that it might not be inappropriate to call 1 wIsb to say to you at this time that the oui ideas of the wealth and glory and ur­ Siamese basuwood twinr. Tfab "freak” action o! the republican convention held in gency. of harvest may be increased, and consbta of twd Uasswc'd logs, 16 and 18 Battle Creek last week in nominating the. that our sickles of method in labor may be Inches respectfully in diameter. 'Die Hon. Clement Smith for circuit judge of sharpened and grander results be reached logs grew ou- separate stumps, nnd the this judicial circuit, is most hee tlly ap­ in garnered sheaves. "connecting link” was about 80 feet from proved by the people of this county. The How did’ it get there?— We have freely given of our time to the the ground. Barry county l»ar lias produced many calls of our secular life where the garnered Grand Ixnige Independent. bright lights, the names of whom are fa­ results is soon to be dust nnd ashes. Now Fred I^nx and his twq, daughter?. miliar to lhe people ot this state. Among let us heed the call, and with gladness Edithand Emma, of .Vermontville, are this number Is one who Is now called npoo to till the high and responsible position of plan for these days that may be given in said to be suffering with trichinosis, their entirety to preparations for greater caused by eating diseased pork’ it b Clrcnlt Judge. That Judge Smith Is emi­ efficiency in the great harvest field where nently qualified to fill this position is con­ the fruits of labor are eternal. As veter­ thought Mr. Lenz connot recover, but that tbe two daughters can be saved. ceded by all who know him. ans of earthly warfare gathered and tell lib natural judicial turn of rumd, his The 1. O. O.,F. Lodge of Grand Ledge again of battles fought.-of defeat here and high sense of honor, of justice afid right, victory there, with a growing thrill of en­ dedicated their new building la*>t week. especially fit hln> to grace the jpositlon he is callrtl upon to fill. His qualities lions as thusiasm, so we gathered our harvesters A great many prominent member* of the and tell of pirnerv,! sheaves, of well sown order from away were present In the a business man also apeak of his fitness for seed,or of straggle with brier and thorn evening a grand dedication ball was given the position. 1 am well and intimately ‘ acquainteil with his method of doing busi­ and to find in common sympathies and joy it the opera house. ih common victories, and enthusiasm for J. A. McClellands* store nt Portland ness. 1 know tbat when he locks his of­ more earnest service. . fice door at night his Worldly affairs are in took fire and was discovered just in time Brother, sister, we need you. Yonr such a condition, that should he be called by the night watchman, and was extin­ prayers and well wishes will not do if by away by death ere another day dawns his guished with a few palls of water. Tbe by a sacrifice within your reach you can family alone, could satisfactorily settle all loss is,estimated at about Sl.350. Some give these days' to the Master. Looking of his business matters in a few hours. of the finest clothing In the store being for the blessing of the holy spirit, let us Thb is an example for all to follow. damaged. make these the grandest rally days and tbe Hence. I say. that a man who has been so most hopeful to our work In all our history. The Wayland union school building snocefisfol and so systematic in conducting This Is for the Master, not the committee. came very nearly burning from a defec­ his own affairs, is well qualified to decide Let us prove our loyalty and love to our tive furnace. There was a lively panic upon, and to nettle the affairs eff those who Divine Leader by the consecration of these for a short time among the scholars. resort to litigation. days to/hls service. Judge Smith is a Barry County man, and Wayland man lhe other day cut a PgKratn in full will be published in next the people of all parties In his. own county, hole into the ice and then sat there for a where he is liest known will take pride in issue. whole day, but Dot a single bite did Ih* M. L. Cook. Pres. pushing their own man and their own get. Finally he discovered that there W. O. Lowdkn, Sec. county to the front. | were two layers of Ice on the Creek. Chas. M. Mack. muren amt society. Mr. Ward, a milkman of Leslie found a j/The annual donation visit and reception sack filled with money on the - railway Al IU meeting Friday night, thio councilI visit will be tendered Rev. W. M. Puffer crosaing, addressed to a St. Louis. Ma, voted to exempt the new open house, and family on Wednesday evening of next firm. It bad evidently been dropped •from city taxes (or five year?, provided। week, March 22, at the church parlors from from the train. Mr. Ward promptly re­ Mr. Dorr Mudge will build one. This Ist 5 to 11 o'clock standard time. A cordial turned the money to the railroad companv the right thing to do by Mr. Mudge, as it: invitation is extended. and a few days ago received a gold watch da well known that open houses are not: t Subjects next Sunday <t. the Presbyter­ as a reward of bis honesty.' profitable investments as a genenl thing. Ian church. Morniug, Christ's 3d TemptaA school teacher in one of the primary This action on the part of the city will1 tion; evening. Attempts to whitewash schools In Concord tells mi the following: encourage Mr. Dorr Mudge to erect a1 Judos Iscariot. • Some days ago she was endeavoring to bouse that will be an ornament to the The Y. P. S. C. E. at the Presbyterian make clear to her pupils' mind the mean­ city for all time to come. If he decides to। church next Sunday at 6 o'clock to be led ing of the word “slowly.” She walked build. across the room In the manner the word There is yet a few hundred dollars. by Miss Stella Roche. 'iacking to make up the required bonus, yrfln Sunday evening next Mrs. J. C. indicates. "Now, children, tell me how I ’ but this.amount could be easily raised in a Floyd, of Grand Rapids, a returned mis­ walked.” One little fellow who sat near short time by a little hustling. The sen­ sionary from Singapore, Malaysix will the front of tho room almost paralyzed timent here is In favor of an opera, but give an address In the Methodist Episcopal her by blurting out; “Bowleggcd.Lesto get one we ought to expect to do what church. Subject “A gem and its settings.” lie Republican. Jackson Is socially excited over cocaine they do in other cltiea If we get a good This meeting is under the auspices of tfje one—as we will get If Mr. Mudge builds. W. F. M. S. which will observe in connee- A phyteian of that city who is addicted Dowagiac voluntarially exemped their tion with it their annual thankoffering an­ to the use of cocaine has for several opera hou>e from taxation for 35 years. niversary. An offering of five cents at the years been administering the opiati\to hb patients for every ill they complMn of. Lansing raised a bonus of about 8'000 for doer Is requested to defray the expenses of ■a building but very little better than tbe tho speaker, but all will be welcome with And a great many of them are wealthv anti prominent society people and have lieone we will have. or without this. The stage In Mr. Mudge’s proposed new come confirmed In the habit of using It opera house will be several feet longer C. L. S. C. will meet with Mr*. N. Bail­ Cocaine b Mid to be much worse than than the one in the Academy of music kt ey. March 11th. *92. with the following morphine or opium, it b claimed that at least a hundred in the city have been Kalamazoo and the interior will be finished program: •with the most modem equipmenta. It The name of a battle of Greece and its made victim, of this dreadful habiL Ami will have a senthig capacity of over »00, commander. , young people at onetime giving promise Greek arclrttr’c.'ure and sculpture.' Mrs. of great talent have become physically and more than double tbat ot the old Union HolldWay. ..hall. intellectually wrecks through this man. As we have said bfefore, if the citizens .Classic Greek course In English. Mrs. Mrs. Theo Mack, of Albion, a lady of • of tin* city let this offer go by, they will Col grove. •W years, slipped on the Ice. recently and ‘ In Chautauquan, influence of Greek on received a broken hip. It b thought she • never get such a favorable one again. And In pla»x- of a handsome’ ornamental build­ the English language, Mrs. Stauffer. will not recover. . ing will come some clap-tmp of a thing Navy of the United States, Mrs. H. H. Silas Hubbard, ot Kalamazoo has given thut will i«e a dlMrinen to the city, and a Bailey. $20 000 to build a new Umtarian church source of everlasting regret to the peo­ Character sketches of Themostlcles In that city on condition tbe society ral«* ple that they did not Improve the present Miss Bush. 812,000 for n suitable site. Nearly half opportunity. Critic, Mrs. Hoyt has already been raised. The ladies of the Presbyterian church The firm of Nichols <t Shepard of Batcordially Invite their friends to supper at The noHilnuCn n of Judge Smith to suc­ ‘■“’"•‘“•■'•U'e IMnl the society rooms on Friday evening tho 1.' ceed hinwlf as Circuit Judge of this dis­ dlitHbutioo nt «toek traon, lu w|la,n 17Ui of March. trict is spoken of In tbe most complimen­ rl»H« iwraly-thrra ot th«-n> ,;a nvh or The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Presbyterian H _... in JU tow ,™- biock tary manner by tbe press of this district, p«H up non uMnbte Week that u l» hold. rharch mM cunllally In vita .11 ihrl r >lx>.n par and I. anta JL!" 11 and even outside of It where he is known. ------------------------------5"°" *’uu ..<I.MiIei>d«. uiviatnids Irtends to a wclabte to be held at Ib.-w.l,-' !» The following Is from the Marshall Statesin the experience of thb Ann thb h .'the ty rooms, Tuesday, March 2lsL Supp. r — In naming Hon. Clement Smith of from 5 to 7. as It rives the employees a regular stated Iiastbu> to sneeeed hitnaclf as Judge of Tbe ___ —H. C. T. ... Club —, will meet _ __ __at ,the lru. salary and an opportunity of sharing in ttu* Fifth Judicial Circuit, the Republi- ho ne of Mrs. Leo. Myers, on Green-St., can convention at Battle Creek. Wed- at' 7 " o’clock, next Monday • evening, their labor. It also incites them to faith­ nesitay, d!4>just what was expected of IL with the following program: S they arc lnltn«ted lu hav­ Judge Siuitii has, during tbe short time Roll Call—General Quotations. ing the business a success. of hb inrumbeney of the office, created a Music. . Ue,en w,n<* of Creek and uu»t favorable ImpreMioo. N«d only has K«w>y. Miss Eva Ryan. daughter of M. H. Wing, fonnerlr’ ha luiprt -Mtl the people favorably us to History teMon. 1st half of 3rd chapter. hta ability and fitness for the office, but aa Mosh'. ly of heart dfs»-ase Friday last. She a g. u:«; xnntl fellow as' wvIL The Judge iteclratlnn. Miss Etth McPbarlin. but 19 years of age and was a teacht in wU; (-■ >- • by a majority that will Mnal- by ch'dty. the public schools there. She waa a social denun,*.-hb popularity more forcibly All Intererird m this work are requested fl?vo<*[le and her de»G> is universally de­ than .-u-u-nti* ut newspaper praises. to attend. , pioreu. ■* " In • room. KrEZw.ll ddUrf I* ““ Branch rounl, claim, l» hacalhe oIJm‘ I pi„ faKBah 'h3T»*O. )atw nmon in the state within its borders- Tha , writc n plain l,u~“5*a , h rlsamiwft In ‘XXmh tho frderal COD^ change for a stone found ou hisiftrm. re­ nbber. sembling a diamond. Herbert C. Read, the Lansing oor.espondent for lhe Grand Rapids Herald, died o? . typhoid fever Sunday. His vcrsally regretted, and Is •aP**111* '*1! among the newspaper circles in Grand Rapids. Wallace SUUson. of Battle yrcek- ’’“J his right foot amputated justjabove• th ankle last week. Tbe cause was Inflama tion from a buplon. No ISSlSiS-. K...CO. ’^lander Bme to Alonzo ‘TohSA’exwder Yoarex. pared. ^Inlenloibrook"to Urth Elarton, lot 997. city, ’’jlrob M. Henry to So’.omon AUsrdlng, M a**Jd?n HowdltoMansonGerman,*°a, sec 36. Jam«. F. Norwood, lot >U. pared. ~ M’FWu!it A Baugh to W. O. and G. Tub la*. 3 a. 9f\Vni'.0?ToHM to Chas. A.‘aid Julia Eddy, 3 ’ Anna KU$<>if toW. IL Goodyear, lot 56S, dty. *Jnli i A. kriley to John IL Kdtey. lot 3W. rlWinds’.' Shrlnerto Aind and M. Hdiwcho, ’’jSu An*S« to Horare Howell, a. ^hiLau^finWeiisart to Frank Miuth 'iof lots 3 and t. KtoiMltu add. c«y. fcjoii.i T. Lombard. Akron Tallman, tw s. *« “’’.SP-Ttkn' -V S^-Hry to AlmemStanley.parc-l. sec 13 Hope. <301. FORTUNE TELLER. ghc stood In the weird first twilight Uy the fire of llw gypey camp. Surrounded by shadow*, half starjled '- By the crackle of bone*’ trainp. New EuaUnd. blue .->ed ai.d »lcnder. And Italy hn rxnr.! a:A fc’k The j«t had been •vAei>- the future Those ominous lipsx.hould foretell. "My husband." t!;o blushed, "shall I see him Ere tho rnaplre turn Into gold?” “Your husband*” *b* rordered. “your hasbaod. ULt hand Las the grasp of a king; In city or town shall w r liveE* ”Ah. daughter, you ask «>f the future Moro than yon wish I ahouitl give. If the hand that nholl guard and protect yon Tbouglr your castle’s a castle in Spain.” —Charles K. Belton in Ladles' Herns Journal A keen henlw ot the absurd la so little rel­ ished |jy tbo|e who luive it not that it is too often considered solely ns u weapon of otfettae, and not as n shield agninst t he count­ lews ills that cvmc to mau through lack of sanity nnd judgment. There is a well dalined impression in the world that the sat­ irist, like the devil, roams abruad, seeking whom he may devour and generally devouringThe Lest, when ns his position is often that bf the btalegvd, who defends himself with the shorjx*t weapons at his command against a host uf invading eviK There are many things hi life so radically unwhole­ some that iL is not safe to approach them savuwith laughter us a disinfectant, and :; when jKoplc cannot laugh the moral at­ mosphere grows stagnant and nothing is too mdrbid, loo prepttaUrmu or too mis­ chievous to meet with sympathy and sol­ emn awuranore of gtxxl wilL This bwh^ a sense ot the ridiculous has been justly called thu guardian of our minor morals^ rendering men in some inoaaure dependent upon the judgments of their associates and laying the basis of that d^ corum and propriety of conduct which Is a nectssary condition of human life, and uponwhich is founded the great charm of inter counic between equals. From what pit falls of vanity and self assurance hare we been saved by this erer watchful prereurel into what abysmal fUHes have we Wk-n when she withholds her restraining hand! —Atlantic Monthly. Served Him Bight* A Uudc.l pn^rirtor (nm. tb, nrorlno, put up « « liol.l iD th. ■t™«e. Bwiln. In oourw ot eo.ivereiUoo be Mkol th, Lunllonl bow Inulnnu, n, pl J Th. t«x u the Berlin talk, to b*re got no money left.” aM tb, new n. frcm whlch Le took ,D0U"’ fold«i lh®> ictu a spill and lighted Ida cigar with it. Th* ta-Uont nnd U. company pnaun loo*^ on In r.mto astonishment. depm-.ure bml M , °"r ““““T «iuln> one. more toX ,"W hta bU1 <»unJd orerhU tank man Itww, no, hi/^, „ be nrtonUbml. tor bo tonnd li.ms.lf it >_ Sr Ji,. nS, ™ ; prowou*** h°^v one Who Ims conducted much corre- k*p' Li™ "R^: be im.i wnL.bim.LrlXf STiJS __________ __ Among the most Interesting and original aighu in San -Antonio are the open air re»taurauU kept by MexicAn women at ni^-l la the Plaza des Armes. The way thither la through a rather low quarter of the town, by innumerable saloons in which there b much chttering of gb--« and Loud merri­ ment. aud the emphatic notes of muric m tbe dance halb. In the square itself, now Ut by the glaring electric lights aud illu­ minated by colored lanterns, are spread long tables attended by comely Mexican girls and young women with bright black eyesand abundant black hair who greet you with a smile, showing white t«Xh, and invitations to partake of "chile con came, ’ or pepper with mcot-and more peppw than and other spc’imaM <-f the Mexican cuisine, of which fierinem Is the pervading wwctlil. They are said to be safe and even beneficial to the digestion, but tho unhardentU Judaic would boapt to imagine that it waa •wal­ lowing a torchlight procesodoo. It is safer to try tho excellently cooked and tender ddeken. which is provided for strangers and tourists, with’tbe coroshuck cigarette rollod by the young lady in charge for a dlgiwtcr. Around the t.tblrs are a few swarthy Mexicans in brood brimmed hat* enjoying their food or tl;«.ir cigarettiw awl jabbering their jmtois, and n few curious s: rangers attracted by the novelty.—-Cor. IVuvidcnce Journal. On Saturday "Aunt Sumjb,*' the cock. cnm«w puffing up Moira for "de poptra to’ de altelbcs, pleaav, and she pm., clean papers ou all tbe shelves in the kitchen diuicU an<i jMutriiea. Aunt Susan hsa grts.1 faith in lhe uierita of ta-vtapapcra, aud al­ ways wants a pile cf them bandy fur decid­ ing her kitchen range. "Soon’a I’ye dune fryin J jaa’ scrabbles up one dww yer' oi' papers, anti it takcaev’ry lut’ de grease off qnicker'n a streak er lightnin,” >• Le aajA The other day «hc came in after a shower with her Khues acaktd with min. She took .tb«uu off. Htutlui them full of old paper* and *et them in a comer to dry. Tbe next day abb held them up tnumpbaatiy. dc-> daring that they "jt-*' as soft an easy's if ik-y’d neber aeea a drap o’ rain. Nebberdxl1 ICO uufTu like ol’ pa|x-rs to keep folk* warm, too,” she went »m. "My ul’ maa i:;c tar tlribe a mule team iu wah times, an w hen’! we- • stingin col’ he'd put two, free ui* paper* croes he shoulders an two, free mo’ <»bcr ho brena' an button he ol’ aojcr coat obcr ’em. an he say he Mbcr feel a lift er col’. I salic all de ol’ papers, you better b'lebe 1 does, ft I can t. road ’em a^you all dove,” she addol as she trotted off to hmt up mhdc erumpeta There fa* iu> Bunncre theater, but when * Burman wishes to entertain his frienda he engage* a troup < f acton* und act maea to give a perform unce In a apace which he cur­ tain* off out.tide Uh bouae. Scenic effevt fa* trairely di>iM-naed with, tho stage bring •imply a platform decorated with flags. When the actors anti artmaw have tiaid their |jxrts they step down froni the plat­ form to ait among tbe audience and smoko their cheroots until it is time for them tu go on again. No dn-ring rooms are pro­ vided for than, and they are therefore cumprlkd to make up before lhe admiring gare uf tbe andirmcc., Tbe play b aa a rale Xnr too realistic to please respectable Euro­ pean*. but the Bunm-se follow tiwXartunea cf the prince and priucvMr- the chief charac­ ters an- almoeg invariably royal [xTSouagcs —writlTthc greatest intereH. The peri nuance generally commenwwat Jo clock r.t night, and frequently tffe do­ ings of the hero anti heroine are ,ttung out to such an enormous length that daybreak find, the actura Mill performing and the audience a. Interested as ever. Sometime the play la so long that it takes three nights to get through it. - Fortnight ly Re- In tha choice cf vrtveo. FimuicLdly'thMr •w •• well equipped „ th,. Invmbcra Gf th’ Astor and \ AadcrUlt familim, juxl their weldings in thi* rcqxact could be mode u Mguiflcuit. Fortunately the boys bav8 m* been infeettd with the idea tliat it was dlM,iQKuiahe,i ‘-ani“‘7Tltiv ide i Is uuc of tbe natural pfAiucte of au arixiocracy of birth, and baa been ucstructive of mere hantdnem than “L*? ”■ won“u> •-> u’urj ‘’'““’■ ‘■J or axUl dlrtioc. Ji'S *?“• *“ k"w ■» SSrtubL u■”uh?“"Vh“« •>l»«1» tollowvd If n<iz ’ i . lx*t certain in . n Attended church one ^uratug a httle while m Dbh^. dtori*^W>,?n>?i2Cn Wa3 WU1? hy the choir wwa™£ia \r Wood «narked lo a fne^ Ud-T “bw. j____ ;Sr*’ * chTfrh Me** and Man in India.” “ar ^.^Xe U-;, wb»«« ta»«ck U> Loodau. W bra bu upfjkd l„ , utd abowal hU but reramiura.lX. JjS Braum tu ««, lokl lh.t wtabtd w .rnplo, . W|„ Amuriran mrtbnb. So >„ tack to Borara, ,tm bo „ „,,w Government. Beal Eatate Trwuafom Arbelia Stowell to John Campbell, *> a, sec A “wnf’lSJm to Wifi L. Tbomai. lot. city, THE lud bra> «»ploj«l ta „,enU fore their formal SX i«<«« i—‘j* I Ktlxabetb Beater. Freeport rurTndulug in* Empi„yvr sometimes hear cuhipmints oi Uie mw , uuu^unU ayleotU.oaeUl uommiSjoUtou. rauuuUln* It i. tn.. A" lh~ tack 0-t U»W Itrau-wMcb U ot tb. b». library ea», bu. U. Ub-nuy ?u*lhr,?“‘ "J* Bixirwl from buninni. Irtuw It w. obtain clumir" ana iwcuracy In IU Mrad.—Good Name and residence. .«J3 i Frank Chambers. Inrlng ) Unde Chartwood.€-Icy , Wm. A Cooler- A*yria 1 Minute A. Bn^r* .“‘H10 l R. G. Crum, Woodland .’jSS.'SSra.C" there are neckwear fiend* - nrwi growinr-tliat will do with One STS ordinary braces—weir and go the limit that finer nikwZ. ta j*. h-u-M 4»P..-cXk;s%: t b*«* rZ-’ < T,- n*' " hT» W It had oc' PW.-’-Lou- > Tlt-IMta. "Try tor tbenmelr^" Bu[ ireMtf Troubled with tho Fog. A child who bad never r-ren a tn California raahed to hi* mother fl uS excitement the other tuumlng to tell thatifwBgfffowingCalihnaa Th. J* small boy, who had ha<f the r>e<.-u|fauot the atmosphere explained to LIhi,\Z noticed later lu tho day blowing with all hk might upon the window unm-. When ~ vvusmot with The ’’dinner dance" b now more popular than ever. There b one very obrioua ad­ vantage in this method of giving <idweeb that it makes a small affair possible, and there is no danger ot giving offeuae to th ninety and nine who are n-xxaaarily irft out of iu--New York Tribune ’ What philately will be in ttanen cen­ tury b a mystery tliat none am fathom, yet if It makes the same strides in adnuicemmc aa it boa tbe last fifty jear? it wifi sumd m tho top round of tho ladder of fam-.-. Even within the present century a wilier was known by his jml.* fact, firi* hmb and dyspeptic stoop—joint jirolut: of the famous "midnight oil," foul air and fhbby muscles. . Ude says. “What Bacon km tu phiitaophy, Doutu to poetry, Angelo pair-tim, Columbu. to geography. Galilei to adronomy. Gonthlcr waa to cooking ' Electricity, tbeuret'.eal and applied, u being taught in the swraitg < u kverrJ scholastic and :.imil*c .;.-.t:tution»ta Boston. adminini ratok’s sale. In the matter ot tbe estate »»t m. y-_ n<>ck. 4. Nosl-se I* hrrc:>y r* . i . public auction to | .-.«• high* •: r, <■. fnirt tbe St< cat U Apr.!. a. !>, at tea o’ckxk. it- thr :• ».. «.-i u tbe late rowdenee ot the-iatr E**.h«r y .Pnnoct on io-ctJoti WiUiti Lrre.u described. is Ux townshipo.* Harry. I" ti»«- count <-t\ Harr. In tbe Uatr Mfr* . ; rsuM tn DceftM*andanrtuwity granted r reunite <t day of March. A. h was. ».t th I'nfate court of Harry oootit;. Mw^Igau, a’| of tbv eataie, right; title and ii>i«rr<t > f tte raM drneaMd of. in ar-'J tn the real ertt'c dtuce srf tw-tne tn the county o( harry, m th* » *u 4 MU-blgan. knwii *n4 tirembM *• tohom. to-wrt: ,V\ Tbe south west quarter - ■ < :i univs, nerpCoae andon.-b;ilt urn - ■»- th- «*»;.tb t-irner. The uxdli rW ••uar’er >f tte votik east quarter ctet of tbe hfgfcway w.ion •mo­ urn. arttooi l<»t ciiinte four. u*:km -tfittexiA Intown <M(li north nusr nth- •«<•»» Ai«<> ruininrnr.Dg Ivurti-rM rtxi* weu ut th* cvni’rol Wctton twwity-eigbt. T. i. N. IL ? "• . tbrare west four rare. then ■» south 15 rod*. thrtee east tour nxf>, thence uGrt i l.' t-Mi* ».-. tte i-.mc ot teglnnhMt. Aiwo ootumeuriug at >hr aorta »«t corner of lot ’M In the '.vtl’.-wr ot Ham omurty. Mfeh/.tbcneera«t .*i t ri, tntuea troth to feet, thence wr«t :d fr*'.. ft-riice tKtrfh oa aectiou Mx. town I north. rxcre » »«•*!. Wm W HiMi’roy. AeouBb&aUr. Dated. March stir. IW MORTGAGE sale. ItrfsnU barinc been made in ftir coodi ■ faeTtain mortouf made by i.;-w > and Minute M «le- to Hiran V ' dated September t lUi. a . 11 »»>.'. • nroarv, *pr ii'niwimi u> Michigan. M the Zr-i d»j ol iktt+er Mh. tiUber 34 of toert<Me»: <>c pare »'« rtkt VI WV.O.-V --- -r. dollars, and right) cue «”<! att *XWrnev’a fee of twenty five ifollani p.-Udo®* in «*ld tnortsauc. and t.o sun or r .•“edws al law hanne been Instituted >“ mN”’ moneys sw.rrd hr •*!«! merti*!'. •r ,*?! IMO. tlic -mill Hiram M < ba* mortgage, north part '•rS o’clock tu the forenooi'. I '• '• ; .rfjww Court »L BaaXlrgy,(that being th* ;;“ ,"* milt Court for lUrrv Ourt* l» k» ■/* ;• IkV. I WO TKrtW land b< ot tf< mnrtmtiie aa al! Ilw «' eU of land einutr ir t and «r»ngeTii> .n . t •••; drrcrib|d as follows Lol ntmber four i *i!’ ffitityC BOMy.Nlrtiljtirt'; a"*’1 aouth « st quarter of wrl!•>’• town two <si nor h cf raw t-i a atrip । Whl ro-.Itsoft !• -n ■; PKtt.fr T. Cot uv< a Aibimey tor Mo<1<ki’ I'Vcd Xa*ch 4th. 1W4. -4 CIUNCKBV blLFI- parsesrit aidbj tWi AwrfaM dA<rre M the circuit r.mrt for tl•tarry, tn chancery. In il<e su« ’ ..X^A made atm dated on tlw ?»t 'Wiot \ ; • ^^■nKe&CcIneaUMrtlM-reH P -w.1 S^tEiti r« ST.'Ijm l< wtinn'r<H ..C<> • 1,(1 SbdiiHjiElEtih Eoaqbnlu. i UMIO-Iahd Hagmaw rallr.> . tiJiMCosi are defendant1-. Nostorf la hereby fflven ’■ to the ntarhe't ociocw v inr:cn-u'i..-. _ . -.( oasty •rf»tw! court home bl the < »ty ■’ ,,. .wMsnp Namyuidsttateof.Michis'j'.'■• ..,M1-|f(>r twimr the ptare tnr holdlic 'i^rltxd salt t’mintv of B-rry •*' rc-tthe property; to.wtt: The aouth..,,!•»foar no: th. rance seven t-ro? the north *e«qu<rtei. u! ••• ^ **« »»<tnuuiimrfro<n U>rur. > ■w. |> iteoce wm twenty nut;. the P*« rods, Uooee mat ’*:* *“f !swi. m* it hecbalicx. euoialninj: »»•••-’..vrll wrn |„ >Marn r.vi* U irtli.ru* DUM BuUnr. > I y^***,a Po’iUc <Uan«. Solieltor tor GunpUinau.. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-03-16.pdf 96bdbf07b57f90340a7826ebf5758d3c PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium tn'Barry County. Hastings VOL. XXXVII. NO. 46 Banner. WHOLE NO. 1970 HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 16, 1893. week—C. Potter lias a sale this week, and is getting ready to move nearer Battle Creek—A church concert Is talked of In the near future. Proceeds to buy books for choir—Our snow Is leaving fast and COOK. B-ROS.. the sugar weather Is upon ns once more— Amos Bowen. Jr. was at Henry Tasker's nxsrixas. jxicb. last week. He leaves this week for Grand Rapids and from there will return to bis home In St. Joseph—Lottie Smith spent Saturday and Sunday at her home In Pennfleld—J. Lowe has an auction next week— Itutlaod. Garrison Moore bought a carload of west­ Rev. Grigsby spent Tuesday with Rut­ ern corn which arrived at Bellevue Satur­ land friends, the guest of John Dawson— The Banner and New York weekly Tri­ day-Robert Austin and wife have moved A. D. Smith, of Podpnk. .was on High on Mrs. James Durham’s farm—Garrison street Wednesday—L. Smith and wife bune one year for only 81.10 per year— Moore Is In demand as an auctioneer. He have gone to living together again. Report The discussion between Senator Stewart has engagements nearly every day for ten says they will beat home to their friends of Nevada, by agreement and R. G. Horr. days to come. in Otsego, Instead of Rutland. In ths fu­ Stewart taking the affirmate and Horr the ture—Ernest Edmunds closed his school negative on free coinage of silver. The Delton at High street Friday—Anna Ryan will very able papers so far from each Is worth John Williams Is clerking for Higby A teach tbo spring term of school at High the price of the two papers to the reading street—As soon as the finances of tbs public—Rev.’s VanAntwerp and Chase Boynton—Mrs. VanAmburg made a busi­ Rutland P. of 1. can be satisfactorily dis­ continue their evening and day meetings ness trip to Kalamazoo Friday last—Chas. posed of, that organization In Barry with flattering success. They are assisted Williams and hta brother Clark, of Prairie­ county will be amongst the things of the by a Mrs. or Miss Townley—The back ville. were at the bub Tuesday the 14th— past—Ed. Green and wife gave a pedro bone of winter seems to be broken and Freddie Arnold, of Kalamazoo, is visiting party last Thursday night—After seventy- is resting bis bead on the lap of spring. his grandma, Mrs. Williams, this week— live days of good sleighing people can Plenty of snow around the edge of fields Mrs. W. H. Chase was In Kalamazoo on ride in their buggies again—C. H. Stone —Your type makes me say the average business last week—•G. A. Frickle called still continues In very poor health—Po- mean temperature between Feb. 1893 and on his sister. Mrs. C. Moreau—Marion donk take Is bedecked with fishermen Feb. 1892 was only two degrees when It Davenport is moving into Mr. Whippie's these days. All having luck. Some have should say five degree*—Dr. J. W. Backet house—Bishop Bros, have the contract of the teak to catch fish and others the luck and Rev. Pixley took train at Milo this a. building Mrs. Evans' house—Those who to catch only a badfcold—There was u tn. for Kalamazoo—The Sunday school have been on the sick list the past week dance at John Belson's last week Friday of Milo, has been well sustained during are babies Mantle and Chase. Mrs. Gesler. night All report a good time—We un­ the year with an average attendance of Miss Thomas, Mrs. Boynton, Mrs. Will­ derstand Dick Craig Is to occupy the Mer­ 35 scholars—Michael Doster was on oar iams—Clarence Crosby has returned from rifield farm this summer—The quiet streets to day—Mike has sheep on the Battle Creek, where he has been and had a scribe for the Journal stated that last brain, and how some of these honest tumor removed from bis forehead, which week Bert Otis had caught a martin, farmers are raked over the costa—Yen hung down over his eye. It adds mueb to which we think was a little wild consider- know sheep buyers have to ■ ride home his looks as well as his sight—Mrs. Barber from Buffalo in stock cars. Trouble, and Mead, of Cressy. were In town to the time of year._______________ farmers read market reports—Pioneers trade Tuesday—Fred Furr has gone to (Milo) school will send delegates to Barry Kalamazoo to work—Our grist mill started Marion Davenport has moved to Deltun county Sunday school held In the city of up again Tuesday morning, after laying and Henry Wilkinson will soon move to Hastings the 28tb Inst Idle a week waiting for coal—Work will the same place—The beautiful snow has commence on the church as soon as the left us and now we have lota of mud— weather will permit—Ladles prayer meet­ Campbell Bros. have purchased the prop­ Edward S. Ferry, of Muskegon, has ing at the residence of Mrs. A. Bush Sat­ urday afternoon—Bishop Bros, are finish­ erty once owned by Mrs. C. Hunt—Lurena been spending a few days here, a guest at King has gone to Goblevllle—Mart Bates ing the work on Mrs. Stanley's house— G. A. Truman’s—Miss Electa Furnlss was and Miss Nora Given have been on the Special meeting of the L. A. S. at Mrs. J. ■in Hastings Monday visiting Miss Lulu sick list but are now better—Dell Norris Bush's the 14th. Business of importance Feigbner and oilier friends—F. M. Weber closed a very’ successful term of school was transacted. ' • spent Sunday at Ann Arbor with his last Friday—George Kahler went to brother Al.—E. J. Cross started for PlawkGrand Rapids this week for medical Garkay. treatment—M. McCallum has' Just com­ Ington, Dakota, last Thursday evening— Our Items failed to materalize last week pleted the hauling of his lumber to this Monday p. m. at the Lentz Table factory’ (They were received too late—Ed)— Albert Lentz had the middle finger of his place—Ansel Kingsbury is rigging up bis left hand taken off and the forefinger bad- Sprjpg Is upon us. Mud Is plenty—Mr. mill to saw pickets—Arthur Gesler who cut—Monday morning Tom Niles and Bare, who has been sick so long, in no came home from Minnesota last week was John Weber had some fut words when belter. Lils relatives from Sunfield visit­ compelled to walk a distance of thirty Niles with a club gave Weber a blow over ed him last week. Hayden Myers Is doing miles-from his claim to the railroad sta­ the bead. Dr. Weaver dressed the wound chores for him—Revival meetings have be­ tion on snow shoes—Josephine McCallum —At the village election everything went gun In this vicinity, Elder Hamp, preacher. has returned home again—Old Mrs. We sincerely hope lots of good may be Dootian is thought to be failing fast, she republican with the exception of Dr. done. A few years ago nearly every fami­ Weaver for president and L. J, Wilson, a having a paralytic stroke—Llbble McCal­ ly In the vicinity belonged to the church; trustee — J. H. McKivitt w ’ town lum Is Just recovering from an altack of now nut one in three belongJ-Frank Myers, Tuesday on official business. LaGrippe—Mrs. Shepard Oillner is still at of Grand Rapids, visited hta family at this Kalamazoo taking care of her husband’s place over Sunday—Will Smith and Levi Bedford. mother—Will and Charlie went fishing Mrs. L. M. Wilkinson Is visiting in Curtis Intend working the Myer’s farm the other day and saw a plckeral so large this summer—And now it is four yegrs for that it frightened Charley out of the tent Hastings, the gueat of her son C. W. Jor­ Grover Cleveland’s administration—Cora dan and other relatives—Frank Holcombe - Since commencing this -Items I have Curtis intends teaching In the Tamarac dis­ began the wall of his new house last learned that Minnie Gillasple is quite sick trict—Hayden Myers teaches the Bretz with tousliitous—The youngest child of week. He wiU push the work as rapidly school—Warner Smith is working in the Stephen Branstetter dlea on the 13th Inst, as possible—The Y. P. S. C. E. gave a sugar bosh for Cliarley Fuller, of Coats very enjoyable social at Mrs. L. A Strat ­ of lung fever, aged about 16 months. ton’s last Tuesday evening—Mlsaes Lillie Grove—Dr. Carpenter is attending Mr. White and Lillie SmiUi of Battle Creek, Bare in his sickness—Elmer Marlow In-u tenth moving soon in Carlton,-where he 1 Mrs. L. C. Gesler Is some better—Ar­ spent Sunday with Mrs. C. IL Nichols-afs Jias hired out tor the summer to Joe Henthur Gesler. of Minnesota, is at home to We have a much needed improvement at see his mother who is very slck-^-Johu the Congregational church In the form of ry—Elder Arney has converted over ■ one Robinson has moved into the Henry Van- a bran new organ—Clarence Macomber hundred In his late revival at Lake Odessa. denburg bouse—Henry Card has moved expects to finish the work in the saw mill The saloons are having a hard time of it into John McGurn’stenant house and will ‘.hta week—Mrs. Ditzer. of Battle Creek, since the revivals began—Roy Dillenbeck work for McGurn this summer—Mias lias been spending a few days with friends has started out with a pack on his back. Sarah Pilgrim bos taught three terms of here—The ladles aid society met at Hie He is making a genuine Irish linen pack school In the Doud district and the officers home o( Mrs. Palling Wednesday p. m. peddler. show good judgement by hiring her to —Mrs. Clapp has been visiting her stater teach, their nezt summer term—D. S. iu AHsyria—George Hall’s family have Mrs. II. Brownell, who was called to Mortbland has. sold his store goods to moved Into the house with Z. Macomber’s West loince. The goods are Inventoried family—Peter Stanley. Jr., has rented the Niagara on account of the illness of her and Mr. Itance behind the counter. Mr. fotm of his father-in-law. Mr. Fred Van her sister, returned home last week—The auction sale last week of the stock and Lance is a wide-awake industrious young Ness, and expects to move there soon. farming Implements of Arthur Fisher was man. We all wish him success in this, Hope Center. well attended not withstanding the unfa­ his new venture-Llohn Fancher, and wife Mr. W. McDonald, of Northern Mich., vorable weather—C. Gilbert Is engaged la and Wm. Freeman and wife visited at O. visited at O. I>. Izoomis' last week—Mr. building a wood house for Miss E. Mead­ W. Valentines one day last week—Our Ira Hart and wife are moving on Mr. Hattie Case closes a very successful term snow is gone and smiling spring Is here Andrus’ place near Hickory Corners—We of school at this place this.week—Mr. and once more—Mrs. Loomcr, wife of ^Clarke are glad to hear that Dr.'s Scribner and Miss Clark, who have been visiting their A. lAxnner. died last Friday at five o’clock Gesler have pronounced Mrs. Gealer much aunt. Mrs. Fania Holden, returned to in'the afternoon. See was in her usual better—Chas. Chandler and wife, of Del­ their home in Constantine on Monday— good health sitting at the table after sup­ ton, visited their parents Sunday—Dora Nora Flslter Is the possessor of a new per. visiting with Mrs. Cbatterdon when Schantz began work at Mr. Gesier’s Mon­ Estey organ—Mrs. Barber and Miss Mead -she threw up her bands and gasped for day-Mrs. Jennie Holcum, of Prairieville, visited Delton Monday—Mrs. Arthur breath and fell to the fluor. Mra. Chattercalled at O. D. Loomis' Wednesday—C. Fisher has joined her husband at Citronelle, don called Mr. I^oomer and Mr. ChatterKahler gnd wife visited their parents last Alabama, where he Is staying for his don to come quick, but before they could Sunday—Mrs. O. D. Ixjomls Is again on health—Will Lyons, of Galien, arrived get to the house she was dead. The fun­ the sick list—Mrs. Orin Gesler is better Monday to commence his ijummer's work eral was held at the church on Sunday at at this writing—II. V. Ixjomls went to for E. Reynolds. Among others who have 10 o'clock and the remains conveyed to the cemetery at Hickory Corners. Mrs. Hickory Corners Saturday—Hiram Pavne hired out for the season are E. Cairns to visited Ills sister. Mrs. Loomis. last week Enos Barber. Ed. Fisher to I. Barber, and Ixjomei ex^rieneed religion last winter —Harrison Hart went to see his little C. and J. Fisher to F. Barber—Mrs. Matand joined the United Brethern church one week ago last Sunday. Mr. Loouer daughter May Monday—Arthur Gesler tUs Magiunis returned to her home In Kala­ who has lately arrived from Northern mazoo after a two weeks visit with her baa the sympathy of a large number of Minnesota Intends to remain a uumlier of parenta—Etta Flower'Weps house for her friends. weeks with his parents and friends—Mr. brother Gordon this hummer—Vic Doud and Mr*. Mone. of Rows Center, visited and family have moved to Bedford where in last wqeka Bannf.k there was an their mother Sunday—Mrs. Martha Loo oi­ Mr, Doud has hired oat for the summer— article from a Marshall farmer of n disease ls died very suddenly of heart disease On Tuesday last Dav I J'S haw had bis mill among hit* sheep, the remedy turpentine. March lOlli. aged 0*J years and 11 mo. and lumber camp on the Hill farm photo­ Please inform "how to use it. (We are un­ She leaves a sorrowing hubband and a graphed by an artist from Kalamazooable to state how this remedy should be bust of friends to mount her loss. Frank Barber aud Ed. Fisher are puttlug used, but information on the subject will in good lime breaking colts. But the WoodlMnd. probably be obtained by writing to Michi­ With the dis4ppearanri».of snow eomqs champion trainer Is Master Frank Holden gan Farmer. Detroit, Mich. Ed.)—H. Mark* the 11 year old son of John Holden. Itast uiud knee deep — Most of our farmers have and family <iu town line one day last summei be trained a yearling steer to drive week—Geo,.Sbawnmn. express messenger tappea their sugar bushes, but as yet get In harness He made tils own harness on the C. K. & S., is granted a two weeks but very little sap—Our village election aud tw«» wheeled cart and drove wherever lay off on account of ill health. Ik* Is jui.-sed off very quietly and the result was he wonlil In his own convey sure. But stopping with Ids mother. Mrs. S.. here— a victory to the friends of the corporation, after a while that got too slow and last fall Wm. Smith a few months ago bought a not a single opponent to incorporation be­ ho took in hand a spring coil ami soon hundred ncre farm in Carlton for a cer­ ing elected to office—Augustus llamme. of ’had n nlcu single drives. But this enter­ tain sum. He has made 8900 on the saint* York, Pennsylvania, formerly of Wood­ prising lad was not satisfied yeL so he —Now old mother earth has changed her land, is spending a few week* with Wood­ took another-coil of the same age In train­ robe of white for a robe of green—The land relatives and friends—Chas. Collins ing. Now lie has a fine double team well social nt Wm. Smith's was not largely at­ by mistake took an ounce of ammonia on broken that takes him and bi - friends over tended on account of the very bad eve­ Monday. It seems that Mr. Collhn had been suffering from a severe cold -end that the road in good style although his team h ning. ____________________ the doctor had prescribed glycerine and not a year old yet. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COUNTY NEWS. Ini about two weeks I will move back to my old stand in the Union Block. In order to save extra handling of goods and to reduce my stock, I will sell hardware at a good discount from former prices. IRA VAN VALKENBURGH. NOT HOW CHEAP! BUT HOW GOOD! Biq Fire! Biq Wind I Biq Crash I U CH is a condensed history of recent big fire. The fallSi ingthewalls smashed through my THIS IS THE KEYNOTE building and to get even I am SMASHING PRICES OF OUR SUCCESS. We'Want Your Trade! Vd. , -■ ar3!i»W8!i. i--., And“if*fair Dealing, good footwear, at popular prices, will win it we will have it- We sell none but the best makes of footwear and will protect our customers. Mistakes will happen, if you are not satisfied, we will do our best to ’ uke you so All we ask is: Give us a chance. WOOLLEY 6- BR2N50N ONE PRICE , On many things at my new loca­ tion in Messer Bros. & Rey-^ nold’s building, in the place oc­ cupied formerly by the Hastings ' City Bank. । DON’T BUY ANYTHING I IN MY LINE WITHOUT {CALLING ON ME AT THE PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. SHOE DEALERS. WANTED! W. H. QOObYEflR YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that 8946 I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING P. S. Anyone having large logs tliat they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. INLAID SPOONS AND FONKS Are warranted to last-. An™ snow has disappeared and our is coming—Eld. Gaily, of Battle Also ’•emember you river ’ret;k. will speud next week with the ;et a Present—"Good <Adventist eliurch anti hold meetings while here—Mrs. JJllie Gordan, of Lans­ 'orm,. of $2.00 value ing. daugitteiof Peter Covert. is visiting with a $10.00 purchase ■ relatives here at present—L. B. Carpen­ lh quite seriously 111—F. B. Fleming of anything in my Jew- ter aud wite and Mta* Fannie Carpenter went ele ry store to Baltic Creek Tuesday to attend the Institute. They will be from Quality and price al- canvassers home during the summer—John Draper ways right. has moved to Hastings live— We an* J. L. WILKINS, Agt F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. glad to see the face of mother earth if It is dirty—Supir making Is in full blast just at present—Sevcarl small bridgts have been swept away—Judd Carpenter !•* on the sick hat. we hear—Eld. Cady, of Battle Creek, ezptcts to commence meet­ ings In the AdTUniist church Thursday eve., March 23rd. jkTbe robins have returned once more to tell us that spring Is fast approaching and winter something of the past—The re­ vival meetings will continue this -week. Rev. McKee was here last week to assist Rev. Vanwinkle. They are meeting with good success—C. Ederle. of Bedford, and W. Ederle. of Hopkins Station, were the guests of the latter’s sistar, Mrs. Kaiser, one day last week—C. Gaskill soon expects to move out on bis farm. rum. and by mistake Mr. Co|:lns got Hie wrong bottle and turned ammonia instead of rum. Although the dorter was present. Mr. and Mrs. Greenman have moved Mr. Collins said nothing almut the mistake out near Marshall, and Mr. E. P<m;.ock fur about an hour, lie is now suffering and wife have begun keeping botia • • in greatly gre::uy from irum the effects I'uefw pf pr the me doju*. <!«>«•, with wim ,u,. it- w - and wife snd Miss Sarah Rota-t are visit­ t» very sick and has been for a w*vk—J. ing friends at Blanchard, Isa'.ieUa On.— M. Siuiih was summoned to the bedside of Wm. Nice, of Castleton, U as-isting Rev. hia fa I lie r. who Is very sick, last Tuea-tay. Spitler In his meetings at the South Maple He nlunird on Saturday leaving hta father Grove Evangelical ehureb—Christ Maridlghtly Improved—A. J. Carpenter has re­ siinll is at Vermontville working In the de­ turned to'Bay City—Old Uncle Neithampot nt that place aud learning telegraphy mvr was buried on Sunday. —John .Marshall and son will sell theirpersonal property by auction the 2(nh<Bum. to A. Wilcox and wife, a JO Iblxiy Thrce raucuM's called* fur Maple Grove. —Married, at the residence of the bride. AH at McKelvey's hall. Map> Grow Ce iThursday. March 2nd. Uy D. IL Conley, ter—Mrs. D. P. Wolf was al Benton H WiU Ontey and Minnie Brady. Our bent wish** go with the happy pair—J. I. campment from the Koena. of Battle Creek, was In (own loU vIUv. . �"HastTngs Banner. With the Aid .of Ice It P|0Y3 Thursday, March, 16, rS9> Great Havoc. COOK BROSL.Progngg2^.j ——Boras white le*fi i MIOBIOAH STREAMS AT FLOOD TIDF. Rapid.— Strictly Pure White Lead t ’“e *“* they contain: . ,Erartj Mut'MbNSStrictly p,'ra wh*te ••Standard Lead Co.,.5- — A hr Lc^l. St Louis. AnUyrec oy^ Msterud* lYop^mia* WN'rrtrtt SSSotztaa . UW Lesd 6-4/ per «*»• • . Less than 7 Pcr cenL whjte lead. 1 I | j i irtb oar and vrtokteV rha latok. ruto.DlUTtt*. March IP.-Rapprta rm mlrml to ntobi from tba rarioo. remtoor of tba aaatern part of th, atat. tortat.nad bv floods show abatement from the danger cf a frtsbet in some plarts and In others the condition of the swollen rivers rema.n» dangerous and at Conowingo ths wateri buret their banks and flooded the town. Port Deposit. Md.. was also flooded. Tba flats everywhere are submerged. There are floods in all direction*, but so far nut a great deal of damage has been dona IOMA. Mich.. March 11-Nevtrbetorein the history of Ionia has Grand river been w high as at the prowot time, and ’-be water la still rising. The warm weather of the last few days has caused the heavy masse* ot ice and snow in th^Grand, Shiawasaa. Raisin. Clinton and many other of the smaller rivers throughout the state to mova Innumerable gorges have forme! la lhcM riyent ^d have caused the water to bock up, flooding the cities and towns lying on their banks. Several bridges have bteu washed away, bouses, store*, mills and other buildings flooded and other nuu ----------- ----------llamajc. aone> the exact amount of which .is not. yet. ,known. '-.. gtetre !«M. N H H A l*H, At this — place hundreds . Mblesdias Brsau .I “ P.ci&c Warranted Purc (A] White Lead. I . Itonre ,a«Hia>« A USlyXCd | MsKflti* ^“P ,rUon!‘ Hajp’isn*ofLasd 4.18 percent Ledoux " . of men were at work with team* all Saturi^ofZmc eiu percent. | |»y night and yesterday trying to prevent y2yu» aa« per cent. No white lead in it. ! the floods crowing the street road. A great pur- Unc of bn-aatworks fans been thrown op all Vou can a»oM boras lead by pare ifaXg aar °! ,h'*,’1?Tnghl”!!oS Old i **on* tbe roftd “nd *'ery ,u,Pldoas riTulet They are etanrfactured by the urn •has so faf far been successfully coecaea. checked. Dutch • process, and are the standyda. . o, FLINT, Mich-, March 13.-Saturday aft­ ernoon the ice In the north branch of the river gave way and with the !mmeu»e vol­ ume of water that had accumulated dur­ ing the past few days carried away l.OOO.OfO feet of pine logs from the mill of F. P. Smith A Co., of tbUdtr. The rdlw«r ■nd cit, briiisr. in th, coam of lb# ru,hin* log, bad a cloaa call. ?»• ““' I-----” plant is entirely surrounded by the flood, the basement and lower floors being inun­ For sale by the most reliable dealers in dated. The furniture factory’s plant is in ’eu’sre jotng to paint. It will pay you ' wmoat u«u su-pc, — -----------------almost a-» as bad shape, and all that can be accrral th. t.lr grounda la lhe upper pore I tiou of the buildings. Moat of Ionia s comfrrns arc located on NATIONAL LEAD CO., I' manufacturing what is known an the “flats,- which have 1 Broadway, New Tort [ heretofore been considered safe ground. Chicago Branch. The bed of the river Ilea a least a half mile State sad Fifteentn St: ita. away, but the whole country for miles is ' now but a raging, rushing torrent. “The Pace That Kills” pw«r ! 1 ' is overwork— ।■ Jsiflff1' no difference what kind. Using I and inferior soaps is one i™ . ।. IRISH EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR. Toronto, Can., March 11—A special cable from London says: Earl and Countm Aberdeen bgve taken passage for Amer­ ica on the steamship Teutonic, which sails from Liverpool April 19. It is their inten­ tion to go first to Chicago, where Lady p. The bridges at that point are all in place, but are In great danger. The brMges on the Detroit. Grand Haven and Milwaukee read are! in imminent danger. Yesterday morning men were cnttagvd to weight them down, and tons of sand bag» were piled on on them, them. Trains on. the Detroit, . piled Lanalng and Northern are. in cunfuslop. The trestle at Portland gave, way Saturday ' 'WLi makes greasy to premature decay—sore Jiands— 1 „lght anll pa,.,0|K„ „ra»t be c«rto<i and sore hearts—clothes never clean. around■ (he ■ washout ■ -■ loaded on other trains. There is no ice in the river now to Not so when | speak of. but the current carries Itirge WAMixfnox. Jo-,te Tbureday tnnwJ tJJ- nn^-re Quincy. »f “ SaxTdT- secretary ol state. R°!* t v.w Vorn to be fourth Metarant poetmaa .rsl- Isaac P Gray. Indiana, to ter general, ^4 minister ptanl- A STATE OFFICES TAKES A BAUD. * * Midland, Mich.. Marsh 13.—Fred Laisure, with his sister-in-law. Mrs Hallie Sullivan, both of this place, were drowned a short distance from here yesterday. He was driving along the road to Sanford and tried to crow a ravine which, on ac­ count of the overflowed river, waa full of water. The buggy, however, sank and its two occupants were drowned after a des­ perate struggle to reach the bank. “Armstrong & McKelvy” „ j At 4 oMock yesterday morning a general “Beymer-Bauman” “Eckstein I alarm was turned in—warning that the “Fahnestock" “Anchor” . danger point had been reached—and great “Kentucky” “Morley" Crowds of men flocked to the scene to do ‘<Gntithem” “Shipman” what they could to protect the flooded “Red SiS” “Comer” “Davis-Chambers" The Engineer* on the Ann Arbor Railway. I.^.j.r.i Ai..t l» ■■>• DaWaUto SnTn o. Xtor >«" ?" ^erirar ot public monay, al RoHwall. Role— Situation at CHicago They -ore «nt to the .mate, where the, TOIXDO. March U.-II la apparent that -tl“ renje until Gorman and bla eolthe bottom has suddenly fallen out of the I’lLrS’^Ttb. reorganintton eommlttea r.—1------ - t0 enable the tort to«>,-to..r bonm Cblrf Anbrn, arrived bare rarly rreterday mornlog •; ■ irnveu uere rariy , ------with his assistant. Youngsou. and Gblvc Sargent was In conference all day with the Itrikers and Railroad Commissioner Kirkby. If a settlement is reached, which sterna now most prtiMble, It will be targely due to the efforts ot the latter gentleman. Interview 311 the Parties. . i After learning what conceHlone tbf brotherhood w„ willing to make to tba Ann Arbor Mr Klrkby cohabited J- M. A.hky, the prealdent of the road, and liter a lengthy toteerlew be Itare out that the men will return to work t<>«lay. m t ttating, however, on what terms the se • tiement would be made. The Ann Arbor brought In tome frelgnt yreretoay for Ue Uke Shore wh eb wo reared M uauat The andden ottoy" aion of the brotherhood ta attributed to the order l»ued by the federal court.at Cleveland on Satunlay. obliging all ran roads and employes thereof to receive and convey freight from the Ann Arbor. GOMPERS PLAYS lapscuy. , ( Tijjg ticket was urirnwu oy uu* i»c»*gou Niw Yobk. March |4.-Notwitbatand- by AJbert g. Porter, late minister to Italy, ing the reports from Chicago that the yrtU-, later Gray was nominated for switchmen there will not strike It is a fact I governor by the Democrats, aud was electthat there are several agencies open In this , ed. and would have iwu renominated for tnat mere are re era. « r_llw.v ' a ^coud term but for the fact that the cou­ rtly for the purpose ofob g rtimthm of Indians prohibited a governor men to go out wret One of J* pre . ln gueceMlon sided o*er by Charles Dodge at !0i F ulton Patrick Collins, who gete the cousulBtreet, aud into this office Samuel Gompere ^ncndiihip gv 1^^^, haa a very good went yesterday In the role of a detective. । which 1. a gold mine as to receipts. Labor leade** have become alarmed by but costs a gotid deal to rtia Dodge's movements He is extremely un- \ TRAGEDY M A COURT ROOM. commuoicAtive. and if Gompers hoped to get any information from him he must ■ have been disappointed. Wstehhtr 111*. Aueoclrs Closely: • x._ As Goiniwrews* u.hered into Dudip-’e } Nashville. Tenn.. March 14.-Tester■ office Dodge greeted him pleasantly Mid • day in the criminal ctAirt room Toni Jones asked him to Mate his bu*i«e»*. Gompers [ Poland mortally .wounded Joe Winters, replied that be waa acquainted with aev- ; wljo wo trlaj for the murder of Jone* rral rwdcbmrn who would like to get en. er Twq ,boU ^mjed for Winter^ AMERICAN FAMILY My £*xhshz:toX toi°«■?«“ -i Enclose stamp for circular. Ad Jrev, Prop r a. s. jegr.ifr IQR SUTtfflUI M * Act on a new pttodpls— / / 50 rarortl Qprfo—.25<*». took ouUTrry mlrato bri.lg. ««, to It KM*. Bill dav vMU-rdav st the rate nf six inclir^/an hour and at 10 o’clock last uight the waters became stationary. At 5 o'clock yesterday morning the first ice of the gorge at Muir put In an appearance and all day long the huge cakes buffeted the bridge piers and disputed;with logs the supremacy of the five-mite current. The abutments of two highway bridges hire been weakened by the ice ami logs. ADMINfSTBATOR H BALK. In the matter of the estate ot Immcr N. •CrittenrteiL de-mvd. Notice K hereby given that I shall sell Mt public sort! pi. to *he nUhest bidder, on ‘'riday the teuih day of M.irch, A. D . lien, nt ten o'clock In the forenoon, si the Probate Cwirt ronn* iu the city ut Hsstinx* in ibe County of Barer, in the State of Mlchtaati. purvi.vit to U<wit*c iu»d authority granted i<> ait on the thirteenth day of January. A. D , tan. hy the Probate Court of Barn County. Mich Ur <n. all of the estate, right, tittle and Inlerert <>f the said deerased of. In and to the real estate •iriixte and being In the Cottuiy ot Barr?, in the tWate at Michigan, known and decritted a* fol!o«s. to-wit: The west fractional At 3 o’clock yesterday morning the booms confining the logs at the Michigan Barrel companjr gave way and 2,(X*’,000 fret of logs started fof'~Lako Michigan. The fiats and the island are inundated and It waa with great difficulty that stock In barns was rescued The huge warehouse of the Valley City Storage company was carried a mile and finally anchored against a tree. Wallin’s tannery and the plaster mill* are four feet under water. The Michigan Barrel company and thcQuimbiy Lumber company have' lost several thousand feel of lumber and the latter cuutown <3> north rxntte «even »T) wret. which sale cern expects its huge dry kiln to be swept - will t» mads snbj-ct to two loovtsaxes held bv away. Saoitiel CSreon. wiitch tnorteaces and the in­ Lom About *100,000 Already. terest rm Dee. i«h. 1802. amounted to the sum The basements of the Goshen Carpet Deled JanwirySWh. A. D.. irix Sweeper company. Berkey & Gay and the Wm. p. Simraa. Admlnstra'.or. Grand Rapids chair company are flooded Tlie shove sale I* hereby adjourned until Ft I and the machinery will suffer. The press day. the .list day of March. A. D. 1M3. at the sod composing-rooms of The Evening h<w of'm o'clock in the forenoon ot said dav. Press are covered by two feet of water. The Dated Natch iou>. ttro. loss already aggregates 1100,000 and will ■ Wa. P. 81DJTAM, be greater, ns repots from up the river * Administrator. mention ice go-ges aud rising waters. MORVGAGE FORECLOSURE. tV!i«raiA. default has l>een made in the ran • .tllhms of *certain mortgage, executed by Ahn Lyons. Mich-^-MartliTa.—Heavy jams of J C.».Iro and Mlirr A. Cowlrs ot the Township -of irrin-2. lUrp County. Michigan, Co Alice J lee were passing here all yesterday after­ “ Chu-cblU iformerir Alice.!. Morey) of Toledo. noon. and at 5 o’clock one end of the dam Ohio. t>«sri&t <iat-j May tho seventh. A. t) . law. gave out A large force of men. by quick work, saved the whole dam from going, but small breaks are constantly occurring. It Is now hoped that the greatest danger is Ooantr. MicbteTU. and there l« now claimed to !>• dm- nu Mid morUrage tins sum nf two over, as the ice is now rotten and less apt thousa vt «-r -u hun^re-l and sixty dollar* *>■■! to gorge. The river has gradually assumed ufnty-two rents Inctadtag an attorney h» of thirty ita regular course and at 10 o’clock last night it began to look as If though the worst was past. Rain was falling and the river's roar could be heard a mile, but un­ less a great quantity of ice lodges no ser­ the Court houv In the dty of Hsstinr*. Cutintv ious difficulty is expected. of Barn. SUte of Mkhlnn tiiBt being ih>. bulMlne in which circuit court tor County ol Barry U held. I»r «lrtua of the nowr ot -alCl NT UAL C1TT. Neb.. March 13.—Two eoMSined in said mortgiurr. 1 will sell at pubIL' auc'l'wi to C-.e hiahe*t oiaaer the property rtv*- wagon bridges over tbel’latre river naer thia serlbort 11 ssid mortrutr. or *uffli*1ent thereof dty were partially demolished by gorged w -.atisty sairi rrvu-txtu.-- liwieotedniess, ao4 exprawsi. Sold prcnfs-s being the n<-rst • les yesterday, leaving doxens of farmers trom Hamilton county stuck here for aa inleflnite length of lima The Burlington Um Untied S'ales *urvey. excepting and reterv- railroad bridge over tbs Platte is so I1 -■iAil.i— .le«e .• - U —- ..to • >. — strained by pressure of Ice that it is unsafe r tevin* for * pwtu-.e bixLwsy.lu rv C/wrotv. Miebtean Aura/ CHvocwitx. Mortragag PURTLAXD, Mich., March 11—The flood, which at an early hoar Saturday morning tursday, M* La J" “ ». I Mt w. R. COOK. KUetrl, nuu^ Tin. remedy laberemingM and to toPuler ul„ 75 !“** mention. All who hare 1?,** Blttora tring the ,x„„. M purer medicine du.-, „<,t m,.”*-* guaranterel to dr. nil thalii^li" Electric Bitten ufl! core ill -■ bo llrer andkldmyx w.llretLofe* 90 Dreltreto.unJG.uup.re that tbOwrei b. •»»»«*' ,wi‘^\Lt° bJSSLZS , 1 emptoyrd wvtld rerelre twtrer pay (,u hl.“Li | tb.ir work tbao they ttotlA get to Nter J°°» , ’ °,hTa™' SSua I York. Tb. »r. .teluurn are carefully walrb uuJulgbt aotna two uroatte ago. calltog . ■ tog the movtuttot. of Itota. and all otter , him to bu Jreu awl abomlw bltn dead. LUtotupfoytogMtot. I Tb.w^’^xs;ss%unta, , trees and debris of every description kown ' j with terrific /orce, and whatever is in Ito j . The Winters were being tried yesterday EADT ADl.'lDKKX Will Walt Till After the Fair. !•««». .mh desperadoes, had their gang course must go. | and. uc being I Aberdeen deairc* to promote-lhe siiccera of | i Kept at Work All Night. „ The qUWrrei was them, ; the Irish exhibit at, the World’s fair. ' [Chicago. March 14.—Switchmen will ' here to bock L... A force of tnen was kept at work all pt strike during tba World’s fair Tut* This fpsvsdes forced on yousg young Jsst. Jooes by Winters, who Later on they leave for British Columbia last night aud every effort made to keep - • • -to .. — t ._ .trom,tretlflingTL.. testifying. Tbt ki.o.n -a. reacted Sunday by tb. grier 1 trial bind biai to spend the summer on their Canadian the waten under control a few hours long­ ranch. No authoritative staUrnenta are ' Lrr.nnminreofthpSwItebnren'aMutu.i j«>«i^a_to—^_“ia' . t1lUfe ,‘a.'time, 1“'. and ■»•*£?"■• Jonr« er when it was hoped the realest danger forthcoming regarding Ixird Abardeen'a' up to Judge Id asMKiatlou. Yesterday the informa- gave K=“* himself ~ *;£ — Anderson. Tbres would be averted. The water roae here in appointment to the governor generalship i sin was given out officially by the gran i »bc«* »truck 'v *»»«» rb* «te»teet exciteleas than thirty-six hours.something never crnanixaiion. What wjlf. meet prcvaikd., . of Canada. It is DOt believe! that Lord i „ facer* of the ____________________ before known for Grand river.lt is reported >en after (he the W World ’s fair tanot is not known, ' ' . . Stanley will i*linquisb his duties before- Usppen orld'sfair that the lower Milwaukee railroad bridge autumn. ___________ * I but it la Expected that the >witchmen will j is used. Cheerfully proceeds the is in dangeh The waler is undermining < : THE GREAT BOSTON FIRE; j tbcn m^e * demand formore wage* ‘I Chicago, March 13 —The imnimw e»labor of wash-day with health and the piers, and it is uow feartd the bridge t j pendituroa foe the Wcrld’a fair have coawill go. A freight train which attempts long life assured. Hands all right­ to DR , TALMAGE ’S TROUBLESCTOM waa obliged to bock off and the I Only Five Parana. Pead-One Man Who _____ । sumed at the available funds, and as tha hearts light—clothes pure and white bridge is con iemued, , Lo“ ,n’ U,e r°r Uq‘F lost Have Aid Jmm«*ilate>r to Carry on bond market ba* beet) ratLar quiet tor —-----------। BoeroN.Mnrch 13 —The body of Harry J. | as a Greenland snowdrift. , 111* Work. ; eome time the last million dollars worth of . Turner was yesterday taken from the mini I VERY WET AT GRAND RAPIDS­ JAS. S. K1RK& CO., Chicago. DETKOtr, March 13.-Rev. Dr. T. De- I ’*«• •oW Shere «re ■ of Friday night’s fire, and the total num­ i Witt T^taue of Brooklyn, to an.wre to a i •b"ut two million. And a ballot-be aoore> Grand River Gets Vncomforta > ber of dead wa* made five by the certain-! reporter, ta.tuirleA .poke “ follow, re- | ",r c“,‘" ““.J*"1 “,d,faa«Dd Tar 8*». btomtg... ... I erstiil that the vXtMisittehll rtinitsanv tteirmar GKASn IUF.to.Mtoh., Manto l*-Gntod ‘T to* I~l-Couo„. . btokknitorro. ft. bT. ,h“ ’ FORPRUrtr It a'pVd » ff Mlrii.1 UV8I- paiu.su. Goodyear a drug .lore, and SLOP. STINGS r commit/ propar commitf boll.. Hit rhrum and otter ’JS? tees About the (_ cauwd by Impure blorr*.—»->llS“ be*t thing in tb» MW tRfUr malaria from the Sy,irB ,„d “ «n ILst Is that given 1*7’^*' well u cure all malarial • to Isaac Pusey atbtodtobe, toutlpaitot atm ' Gray, and be. acjjw try Electric Bitten,. Kntltr hSS? cording to the guarantod. or monry t..( eternal fitnevs of SO eta. aud Sl.reo per bojih at W. H. ikS things, ha native year’s drug store. ‘ **• of Ohio He 'va» a Republican un­ til in when W The beat Hire to u,. , he joined the brnlres, aorre, ulcer.. uit rhf "f* Greeley followers. re* an r. <nlat. aorea, tetter, ehapped tomb. In lt>7fi ho . nominated for lieutenant governor of In- eorna, and all .kin erupt to,,. ln4 (liana by the Detnocrata as a representative If eurea plle»« n« |«r rtoulnd of the Greeley followers on the same> ticket guaranteed toglye te rtrrt reU.fa.u~ " with ’Blue Jeans" WiUiams and waa money refupdto. 1'ric,ij elected. Towards the close of hta adminis­ Pur Hie by W. H. Gv-dyear, tration Governor Williams died and Gray i Hougbtou county Itepubttouu assumed the duties of the governor of the Hon. Jay A. Hubbell, fur tbe circuitJtd„ •tste. In ISO be was a candidate for the nomination foe governor, but was defeated W. A. Pulton, pt Adair. n . by Frank Ijtndare, of Indianapolis, and THE DETECTIVE. aaa put upon the ticket with him for ths been calling wood all winter Io an county camp. ! recond place. . KIRK’S SOAP . Pw. clnlnu Dr. Klug', Naw 01^*. done him more gnoj ihuTSjP* ever med tor tun, tn,Di,i, hltt ha ■>“ “ K»b“ -web»,„ lOT„ „ oor W|Uhow w „=h lor. loan. worteJ o ktow «< "’ wl“ . how « j ,or * ------_________________ worked as . a btokkrepar. bookkeeper. Turore Turner knew of______ . . _ . —---------------- ------ th, fire lu ttore to recap,, but ,u,«l to lb. ’"""“L u". , . I rtc.^ to. ruto.^. office to put the firm's books into the safe ; through no fault cf ours The story ; X|;w ^l;LEA3i. March 9—The j—xri i*’7LSi‘ r.n'- ■; xI™,0 *“•“ •< synopsis ot the opinion is given by Aldrich J - • --------------- .. ..^ua uc gaept, j;, |U mv opimon correct. It i, nbo true under the law, as I uadentand it, that all legal ten­ der notes may lie redeemed In ‘coin.’ This was the case at the period fixed for the re- *■».—1T1 — sent ................ to the Columbianexpod...... .is state has been completed •od arranged under the .upereluSu of W'”*®1*- to wR. Jan 1, l0(9. under the taw of 1815.’• .w. uu.a.,1 ume. tach KrnacntM. nu. Manto 13.—The - three feet long and cut lai.aiiLl- UbliOUto .mA la... ...a .. . wosaen trouder. s« worwnl to lh.ir«lto , U“ “'“4 k"p'n for U»to tordbto ejtotmmt ln>m tbo uloon. Monda, Traian All the ow. ,.to ataotaS dto bi?^ M"'1’ 14 -Melrlll. U. U. . Mra- °- Rautliu^r abo-todt"kBOWI1 •• "SU Perkton’ - . Ybl totogbter "bomuadl, thrtohnl Mr. onaofthe passengers on a train^eav V* “• “J “u Ltotok wbil. Tf-dtok lb«m Irom Ibrir ptrniUca. Mw. HtraMSto^?'„“’“7ia“route to t ’. lUullingeT and her daaufat* wrn nmrnn, 1, aeqaittod. FuH, l.ooj SoZL 2^“’ I U.■ totter oMb! ' 'ffobuTSu'X1'" When yo iFRESH Got \lTY B. fine line oi ish caafectioi BUSINES to much in favor of “Adriouda.' Wtadefs Heart and Nerve (. lic. sold by W AB3CE KIRK. Physician Hastings. ialla promptly sU ■er F. G. tttowetita B. Goudjear. The supply of milk for’ the A'a*; creamery has IncreaM-d front 4,400 mp-m. to 8.000 pounds. Mtaa Garter, a young ls.ly '.ivlog netCoopersville, had j 'i-p»uiHi lumw moved from her brnist igit wrck. to try Hill's Pile PiUMode. whirh 1 ifm with more than sati»tart$ry trills, a* <ae package ba* wrought a ' onplrfs rote after 15 years of suffetfng. I atfrisd all nfa. rrs from plley to try alia! I la litre 1» tie only positive Tnrr fi r piits—lllU'i1 pfle Porntdr. Caa*. Av:::;- •>. <»<rn*btrj. Remember it !.« tt.e only n tredy mH with a ponied gunrsti:-. with ta.li j*lagv •price gl.Oo. tig for 8’>.ft0. By mail. For sale .by Fr»-d L lleatL tix druggl't. G. P. ltoth,.a tonner Gnuul Hswaiir. will be chief englhter - f the bii. Geodrieh steamer Virgtnta the cominf »<• John Xorthni*. n.' Grand Havre, tat recurrd a $L30O clerkship in the de­ partment of Rgrir• Jitire at Wsdihp ton. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. The University of Mkb’-Kxn clef nd ban jo clnbe will give an • -ntettatastM at the Bay City opera house Fridaj evening. Capt Georgv RntwtTtepn will comoud tte steamer Alice McGill Ihb jetr. Tbf' McGill sales frimt Gill • Her and Kafr port. .S W KEZ Attone dices in all «• wromptiy att .flomoepalMi s*C RIB NEK, Delton. rertdroce. Physical ids city or com -SHELDON, .Abstract «k i c»m miss too. Sr»mi>iet-' set ar. the Record* P. BRAKE, M. wttti re.ideoe F4MYLER.D 4P I. COLG1 Atlonx fflucorHaor to S <<Mhe«*n Uasoa tees Id oil the cr fcEKASTO? Attor iomr J" THE O. K. HTU®lt < M-I>. Bailey, Receiving-^ teller Gt»M Rapids Savings Bank. M}» Ik r*uuobHj We’re not waitfat , f<4 the bats »ri qx'les but for men and women nbo taw eyes and use them, i^h" !-*'•' brsins tea rvaaoul rberr's x p.-w ao.-ld for U»aOdiorne was continued all yesterday, but J paid far it burunl down *Th__ • club " rdnewlaI night and resulted in a auffeting ai.d sickly o» thty arc—« *■ was unsucce**fuL The whole bdrned sec J £ built mX taro. chuTeh J.,.? ,or «»««»<»• Hall waa work! created from Hr bntir «'f > llouU Kill roprel off. aud tb. atrert. wiu" ” ~uT rel »«««*• "">■>* • physcian—a discovery, the ”Goldrti api­ telmpn-bl, tor m...r dapa Tb. o«. XteX pol to to1t W. tte"buU. ' ____ ' cal Bfacovery.” Years are !>r- J*” found out that the secret »'f all serora!*. lhe *,nes,ba‘,dinK- yhich i this Church. Which ta practically the fourth bronchial, throat and lutif troubM “J" targe commgerctaTbuildL Tc^0^ ; te^V^wTuXg" ___________ ____ Sax PuAkclKXX March 10.—An attorney in the Iwglnning at kt«l--ln impsw hkwl have raised called oi> on W. C. ruppey. Rippey. Mackay’s would street, untouched bv i. h.ina, r.nit-t T ■ " ~ ouuamg. We «re.t untoucteU br tiro. rireTlia i. tetoa »• lor bare r»l«-l ; eaurei » .yawarda, u. would Ilmwta.. patobte mao!, m.li2 toll u J“"“g“» JT«OTiv »>.»».«<> rrilgara. teaa^a. la nwudroib. de and the weak tone of ti.i «) stem: ttat IW .1111 put .1 gt.sJi.OOO. J tenn to bi. praapretlve trtal. but Kipper way td cure tbrsf elite!* «»-•■ ,0 the cause, that human nature l- 'n? ------------------------------- ; cnaurc without venous embarraument .aid he did not care to do anythin* in tha „. —.toruasb. ualll b. left the boaplSl Mackt same, the same resuit* might be matter until be left the hoapltaL Mackay for in Dearly all eases S> confdent « Madison, Wta.. March 11.-In the assem­ and we most hare help or stop. Our con­ continues on the road to complete recovery. he that the exceptions den- ur.roB»w bly the bill prohibiting first cousins to gregation is going to do its utmost, and that he took the risk of girinR "M"‘ day aud right our people wilt exert themmarry became a law without any discus­ •61 for notWL nothin cine to those it didn't benefit sei vc* The newspaper press are doing us Chicago, March 14 —An old fashioned sion. Other bills were paused providing and the results have proved th«t Dr ’ a kindness that I know not how sufficient­ tor the admission of book entries as evi­ ly to thank them for.’ Dr. Talmage also town meeting was held last night al Bat­ right . dence; relating to penalties for selling with­ stated that contributions for the purpose tery D. which was attended by fl.OX dtl And “Golden Medical D ^-rery few out a license. In the renate VS U conaidemble nfreitevto* sieving hi. hi. congreuatiou congregation from from th. their tens, and addressed by Lyman J. Gage. J. remedy for the million: Ebe only gw» V Farwell and other representative men. tinferd Liver, Blooti and Lwfi It ended in the nomination for mayor of Your money back if I* doesn’t help!00. *----- .----- —... . u.tT, mm in L/rooKl’ ranges and other appliance Bv a dost acknowledged/ ” Samuel W Allerton. vote the measure wax referred to the com——-________ The University of MiehlgM tnittee for amendment The co employe*' ■ Ota<i»ton» lH>wna with ■ Cold. ilea at Ann Artair !»'«’ «H,,rac”?t2X Fire at Lyoa, Mas*. bill was considered by the house commit- i London'. March '.3 —Mr. Gladstone Is ' . 5,000 tons of coal for utxt wi» 13.—The five-story brick tee, but not completed. If the bill become, confined to bed with a u cold He He becam. becams V**’, 51 lo.** Cettlral owned by supply. a law the ra.lromi companie. will be held t„ u ■ . “ a• co liable for ail accidents resulting to one em- 1 3<*l,po’e'1 trh,,e • d«rt to Hamp the Central Investment company wa« Har® Nortbui*. of Grand llf»* ploys caused by the negligence of another. ! I1* » “* four m‘:c’ f~® London on practically gutted by fire early Sunday sold tfte coasting ■< hcoiH-r VG®** morning The Itmann building and con­ John Woltman and Walter Johnsw. WAaruxX'.'Matobto'Xm’uto, w ' tent. is estimated at 1100,000 and is nearly Chicago. covered by insurance. Tbc^’Vu^^^’arire T. w; >-> a-artoto' wnuniou ami li>c MMbitf*n rcrerri OEXTH^^ro. ! -“w. “Parent editor of The Orange Jhdd Farmer, at Chicago. W ALLACK W. Stillwjn, prominent, citi»n ot Battle Creek. Mich. .ipBb°Xiphte""‘-p”'n’°'"l'x,"ud" fo^natofU^’™"- «11 »G 0 PuWie. LOCAL * CIKC8 week, rwti thteoOte »Insertion la t brought few more days ( I Mgar socials (boat excellent [of .guus and b lUHl Mid I Mi tblag for «:| lan R. Suited led of pnetM i on Friday a ra. Ha waa; tht Guard*, i son under VV. When she had C%Udrrti. sb XeL«»». medical inapectoe Lnhed stated army reared, at Concord. le^’nAJXT Pt“°0T °l tt,r’*rt “*• L TUlMERMr action i [Otne** MMW Lott thta route I l f,jj .Mwnd j|*^r Dcatocnli of the tor clal circuit at Dundee. }'rolerdV tinroe. f1* Inatrd Hon. E. IL Gilday. the bench. Democrats of the ’bjrtj lecood « circuit have todon-cd N'-'r31 ••*. J circuit judgtt. He wap L -n- nated m aul verbally K Baxter rrom <1««ath n a nun Thur* i Trunk trail Republicans. ^MvTUBtong. oJ^S, of Ch!- •*-11 tn the f f pruvacatir l warning t! from bin ui unLT<S'S2*"’t‘“ glanciu Prtbin K“V>‘=' to ibe lwe>ir ot»'l> Demccreta met to name a canmoa-Uh elrealt bench, but not to anllable wan adjourned. M �OUR COUNTY Hastings Banner Thursday, March 16. 1893. W. R. COOK. Locil Editor. H.xx3oi;xxre' t«'ri»*n»pMrl con- MMdteville la agitating lite )a)lng of water wuiri pip pip--isa through iuimu»u the 1 tno^t populated •' puritan of tbt* xJUafje. A. Johnoon, the Irving' treasurer, The plant of‘the LaFever Furniture Co. was in tuwu Tuesday. He Inarmed tts that tv* had collected all the jiersonal and nt Eaton Rapids was damaged by fire to Hit extent of $3,000. Had not the builddog tex and had oufy four dewriptlofis of nuii-reiddcut land to return.—Freeport lug been covered with iron It would have been totally destroyed. Herald. As the sugar harvest will soon com­ Mrs. Hanna, of Yankee, Springs, l>a/ mence. IhoYoltawlug figures uu the sugar since Jan. 20. sold 60 lbs. <<f butter from one cow, br.-dde the fatuity* uwi.—Middle­ bounty paid last year will be of Interest: Sixty-one sugar makers took out licenses ville Sun. lost year, only 43 claiming the bounty. । At Woodland's citv election last week The number ot trees on tap was 24,583, J. A. Baughman was elected president. and the total product, 50,504 pounds. Of | Willard Bottom.. S. 8. Schantz, and F. F. this amount 8,039 pounds failed to 'reach । Hilbert were elected trustees. the standard aud only $320.54 was paid M. S. Keeler was elected presldesft, R. out (<»r bounty.—-Eaton Rapids Journal. I F. French, J. IL Cook, and W. J. Simp­ IOL (<tl Mich- son trustee* of MiddlevWh' nt their elec­ tion. But one tiektet was in the tieid. F. T. Boise, of Nashvlllul has had an \\ he.i you want a FRESH LUNCH, Go to the CITY BAKERY. E , » line of cneams and , .’i < o’jfectionery. A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS-CARDS. L KIRK, M. Fl. physician and Surgeon, itastlnr*. • Mich. pity »ltendo4 day or night. Slowed*' Vootund shoe More M. ME- A. SWEEZEY. AttoroiM B2 l»w, llasUngM. Mich. - :n all court*; of the state. Col..>m|.:I.v attend'd to. . is. I. H AC. 1*. LATHROP. *1 unoepatMc Firysiclans and D y aud cuUKlry promptly ended u A. ■ < RIBNER. M. I).. I'byeiclan and Sargcua, lUtnn. Mich. a A- c. IL BA&BER . i'hysietec.- and Surgeons. i *!’ ■. . city or cumnty responded to with .roaiptui.—. day or eigti*. H A. HELDON. , : •tract and Real Estate Utter. -'rwt itlock. Haiiinga. : ui on bi-.il L.tau* iteal Estate >• GerenU euureyanelug. of A hitract Bonks, com22ecor4«. cut fnrnlsh eomplrte C.E It RnoKH. Clerk. over IleJjaway-* drug store. ■J M.H. COUIWOVK, ■ :it Coion b»>L-k, Halting*.; ■ i::he courts of the stare. ASTON. Attorney at-loiw. •ndlnytM. IhlMEKMLtN. ll<<n.«>pathie Thyak-iun and Sunmun. • -v.t |.ashroySilrugstore.) ’’STATE AND COLLECT­ ING OFFICE OF i’ai.mkktu.s & Smith, W-aodlar.d, Mich. un.tr. J: M. Smith. die. Juattee of the Peace. LQ.CAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION 'Jois week, 73 quires. One of Sunfield's benevolent citizens has promised to give 3100, for flye years to the first factory that will locate there and employ 40 persons for 10 months uj| uf tach year. Another gvnllettiau has promised to do the same. atieesf. on his eyu and will lose it. And there is .some doubt as to whether .the other eau be «v«*d. The farm house of John McIntyre, of Plainwell, burned to the ground and everything was lost. N insurance. A petition was circulated for his benefit aud was largely slgued. Potter Palmer, of Chicago, and Mar­ shall Field’s coachman were in Marshall Mr. aud Mrs. Jas. Ehret, of Coats j last week In quest uf borser. Grove, removed a large noodle from the | I'alboUn county’s sheriff Is keeping the hip of their 18 mouths old cbjld one day prisoner# at the jail busy, reseating old last week. It Is not known how it came chain and kalsomlnlng the building. tliere. as when it was discovered only the 1 Ionia letter carriers have bean given point- was visible,—Nashville News. authority to remove dogs that come out One of Delton’s budness.iacn wishes to and bark and bite at them while they make people believe he ripen with tin* are discharging their duties. birds and so leaves Ms stock of boots aud 1 The enterprising Plainwell Enterprise shoes out all night. will soon be located in new and more While Gill Searles was delving to Del­ commodious quarters and will also have a ton reeetitly, his horse slipped and fell I new power press and othei improvements cutting its front fool so badly Ila recovery , In general. We are glad to note the is doubtful. prosperity.of lour 'neighbor and wish The total expenditure of the council of tiuhn the success they are-nghtfully earn­ ing. Woodland for the year ending March 4th, 1393 was si.434.31. The total receipts About five months ago Miss Minnie .were 91,634.94. Barden, of Bellevue, lost her voice and did not utter a loud word during the Last Tuesday as LaciSn Glbba. of I stated time. A few days ago as sire was Prairieville, was breakieg a colt tu the | boarding a train to leave Belh-vue something Irani, he hit the eolt with thit whip,''when | choked, her nearly to suffocation and lx*fore the-small end caught, and giving wav reaching her seat, she had fully regained struck Mr. Gibbs in the eye. He went to her speech. Hastings to have It tooted after, but at Marshall Is ta have a base ball game be­ thto writing wo are oaable to ascertain whether he will be able to retain bit sight tween a mate and female club In their opera house April 4th. The male chib or*BOL—Delton Lake freeze. have insinuated that the females have Benry Walbert, living near Middleville, only attained prominence through the wxs In town Tuesday, and parcha-ed gallantry and courtesy of the gentleman. 1.U00 peach trees nt W. B Hooker. Mr. And'tills has roused the pride of the ladies Wnlbert hits a fine ftmn and will hereafter who declare they will wiu the game turn a pwrtion ot hie attention te fruit through their own merits or diel ■ culture.—Wayland Saturday globe. The Grand river at Grand Rapids lias nearly reached the high water mark of ’83 NEIGHBORING COUNTIESThe huge ware house of the Valley. City Storage Co. was carried a mile. Some of the mills are four feet under water and Chas. Caswell, of Plainwell, helped many of the factories are suffering from himself to a wateh belonging Co J. D. damaged machinery. The loss has aggre­ Warner, of Otsego township, and when gated 3100,090 already. arrested It was found on his perwn. He Joseph Alberts, one of the most promi­ wm sent to Detroit for six months. nent farmers of Btldiug. Ionia couuty, Ex-Postmaster General WatiamakCr has bai left the country for parts unknown purchased 80 acres of the Walling farm leaving a number uf heavy creditors In near Tjwtlnnti al STM per acre. the lurch. He has been deahng extensive­ ly in wheat options. Dr. vharles Shepard, of Graf*) Rapids, a pnanlnent pliysictan. died last Wednes­ Dan. K. Itobo. of Paw Paw, thought day. He was SO yearn of age a:»d had been falling for several months. No he was shot at while going home the special cause Is assigned to hm death, it other night. Upon Investigation found resulttiiK probably fr><m ills age. He was that he had mixed up his tobacco with well known in Hastings and Barry Mime cartridges and one of them got into county, being railed-here many times for his pipe. euuuseL IL J. Ijimoreaux & Co., of Grand Rap­ Plaiawell cither bar a superlluoas sup­ Ids. have ordered 490,000 bushels of beans ply of temales or a large nutulx-r of males ■ from Austria tu supply the dcflcncy in the «nder uventy-oue. Oct of a population ' American crop. * of HMO, sixty-three voles were ’ Michigan rivers are running wild all their roeent village oP-clion and I over the state. Ionia has fared as badly tfeeoewnrre thrown oat as being tnperly as any place. Hundred* of mm were teet? nt work Saturday putting up breast works Tin- Wayland globe- wl , . , printed trying to prevent the Grand river fretn on Saturday and be caHcd ••The Saturday reaching the street road. The Capital works plant is entirely surrounded by trlnbei” the flood, the basement and tower floors AZ a-Luaal in A lama Kalamazoo Ca, being Inundated. The fund La re factory's the other day, each fifteen babies, plan: is in almost as bad sba|*a. and all which wen* brought there by proud that can be seen ot the fair grounds Is the miimw, »u.t.<i grutuiUMidt' made tin* pro- upper portion of the btuldlugs. Moat of prieter-of£,<•&.« of mczudea. Ionia's manufacturing concerns are loca­ E. E. Suilt/i A Ca. of Vtregu. objected ted on what Is known as the “flats.’’ which heretofore been considered safe to Deputy .'dieriff Wing taking an In- have ventory-of their atock and assaulted hhu. ground. The bed of the river lies at least throwing him out ot the store. He ac- a halt mile away, but the whole qountry eured a posse and returned. It resulted fur miles is a raging, rushlog torrent. Im a free f«r ail fight in width the Smiths were waratwl. The Eaton cr-anty fair ha« been aet foe SCHOOL COLUMNS«e GoblevHe expects to b«* cmnected with Paw Paw by a telephone line anon. ’ .<f t-r. clacRb-i for advertia«*ent4 The next slate rncmnpuM-nt of the cr J rta*Xi this office Tue.«daya at latest to Grand Army of the Jleptibllc *ill be held jjyyi • mu rtlon In the Issue of the week at Owosso. Flint and Saginaw were - also conteslaute A*r the oaicampmeot. -ate aheap. Call at ted.4 f- vv mor* day.-, of warm sunshine, nui tu !e augar-a vials wilfcbe anepldetnic. in-L-'. cxiMllent oil ,h» preserve tlM*'l fo* s ■: .'tins -VmI bright droll from rust-. - •><* iiiu.lt* as follows: Take some. til. |»"’r*m:inn ;Uid add about 10 per Ofntj •Hiitgi»f cantor oil. and stir tofrtber, _■* :. tml i<\« ready for use. This is also a (fbiag fog idling machinery. i J-i fi» *• th* >s • f >. d*.*; iliim it Builork. aged 9£ years, the - <li*rk uni the Grand Elver Valley I of pueunonla at his hoate in hi on Friday after an lllnaas of only <1 n s He. was a member of <he Jack­ l.I.’ht Guards, and was an officer in prison.under Warden Hatch. His face uilii-.r to muiy In Hasting*, having on this routo throe years. !<• leaves ; i two rliildne-n. The Jackson speak very Lizbljr of him aad his h i . indven-alljr regretted. ! is. K Baxter, of Charlotte, well kn .ii ;u mm of tin. former editors of the 4R-.iii’illcin, h.v| a very narrow ;»• lr >v-b-atti frbm Hie hands of a >k»*n *tu*t Tuaratey. white riding on a t m i Trunk train near Battle Creek. ‘ -• • >»-t r<* wver.il passengers in the car ’ .»• -..nm time, atumur them a foreigner, - wt-ll to the front of the car. Withany pr.iv s-ntlon. and without any -un warning this foreigner auddcirly d from his tear, whipped ont a big •her aud curumericert firlug at the j ' engeta. Tin- first bullet snuck » f mao a glancing blow on the head, ra: ing a »4*a|p wound, one uf the others ,|ng Baxter in the breast, pdng lur ugh hlaeoat, vest, shirts and struck a vlilimit force enough to seriously Idj”1 him. Tlie bullbt was afterward* dhihlsshiH*. The shunter was su an. As lie had been drinking, and quite a mm of money on bis person. '• supposed that be awoke from u «« tk.*n stupor thinking that robbers rar ‘ — -‘a?f_r._h!“’ Mr’ naxteri Baxta,,e | tion seemed to be true? I9 which the teacher seemed to rule without ruling? In which the teacher, when it became neces­ 1sary to punish a scholar, waited until he could have the presence of the whole 1 school, In order to strike terror to the hearts of the unltlated?' Have any of us hoard those awful, words "it you don’t 1look out you’ll get the same thing? at the , close of the abuve exhibition? If we have, we have an illustration of what Is apt to be the rule rather than the exception when the first method is used, especially when the teacher Is a beginner. Still another reason for adopting this system is, that It keejis un from runtiing Into that' common fault ’of govcni'-ng Coo mpeb And 1 st but not least It enables us to come mute 1 1closely to the maximum point of excel­ lence In school government, via, having the school govern Itself. j (To be concluded next week.) • What is castoria Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. There are very important evidences of in­ ternal heat derived from the universal phenomenon' of a fairly uniform increase of temperature in all deep wells, mines, borings or tunnels. This increase haa Leen usually reckoned as 1 deg. Fabren belt tor each sixty feet of descent, but a recent very careful estimate by Profeasor : Preatwich, derived from the whole of the available dicta, given 1 deg. Fahrenheit for every 47.5 feet of descent. It to a curious indication of the univer- * sality of this increase that even in the cold­ est pnrtaof Siberia, where tbesoil is frozen to a depth uf 830 feet, there is a steady in­ crease in the temperature at this frozen soil irom from inn the sunacc surface uownwaru. downward. -oil < Jluchhubra.n.^l.brM.m.wrll... ol U..T««iaiffwo>OM<rf lb. r»u ot taeroiw... ' varying from 1 deg. in twenty-eight feet to 1 deg. in ninety-five, and also of the fact that in some places the the rate of iocreaaedimiuishes ns the depth bccotnes greater. But when we consider that springs often bring up heater! water It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria. Castorla. Caatoria U so well adapted to children that • Castoria la an excellent medicine for chit---------------- ----------- . . _______ _ «™- MoU—b*™ tr»l eltwl upoo Ibolr rbU-lreo. H. A. Aacna, M. D., Ill So. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, M. T. Our phjstdans ia th* chitorsn’s depart Wh leh I am acquainted. I hope the day la not ence in their outside practice with Cartori*. interval of their children, and use Caatori* in- "You may not ace anything to enjoy in a ’ life insurance policy," said a Fourth street . insurance man. "but some years ago I took I the life of a certain well known retired | merchant fur 120,000. He ia quite old Dow, । and has heart diseaae in a serious form, but I instead of taking care of himrelf Laapf’A'PTT’AT, OOO OO ? pears to get wilder every year. I warned him the other day to be careful, and wbatdo I * you think be said? Said he: '1 mode a bad 1 Incorporated under the laws of the Btate of deal last summer aud lost every cent I had Michigan. in the world except *4.000 in cash. That is every cent I have and 1 ace no way of mak­ Open for busloesa Dec.'lS.lSM. ing more. A man with my diaeare is lia­ orncKRs: ble to drop dead at any moment, aud 1 have decided to enjuy things as much aa possi­ O.G. BobinxMi.PrMldent; Chester Mraser. Vlee. Pres. ble. I spend money freely, because I figure D. W. Reynolds. Cash cr. that J will drop dead anyhow before that IM'JtCTOKS: 14,000 is gone, and the amount on my life will put my family in good circumstances. D. W. Keyoold,. Thus pou see I am free from care.’ Now D.G. Robinson, that’s what I call nerve.”—Cincinnati John Carvetb. Cheater Messer Times-Star. P. T. Colgrove. "“™., Ci",?“k-!LOOK i HERE —-Wheat is low and flour " should be the same. short time I will sell Has the only savings defiartmrat in In Harry What Matches SleAn to Vs. ’ County and pays 4 per cent Interest on all Umr We fall to realize the Ixxm conferee I depoafta. upon us by the invention«of lucifer matches, not perfected uutil the present general lou. The old fttrikc-a-light »till manufactured at Brandon, in Suffolk, re­ quired n flint. a»trcl and a tinder box. In ' Burhriii tlu* steel waa called the tleurish or [ fl. .'^suy still living have hct-n the । flint, Fttel nud nn tn (alum) paper um<<1 by thenuinr knapper at the rondidde to get a I light for his pipe. For domestic piir|<*en I the tinder waa kept in the tinder box | which was in two ports— a la x tc bold the , tinder ai.d a lid |o extinguish it. :i:e !nttcr • sometimes arranged to reive t> a candle­ stick. An Improvcnitnron the nwm paper wm the spun!:, or brimstone nint/h, tipped with suiphvr and uactl to get a flame from thetioder. Th to w.a univtreod m.in I8LO ■ Gives all the news of Town. County to 1850.—BIk< kwdud's X.' /mziue. For a White Rose Flour. AT $1.90 PEK 100 LBJ. This is n No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJPAPER The Leading RepubEeat hi|y Paper of lie Geilei Stator ONE YEAR FOR i news as any other paper of its class. A London paper rnys that Ixird Ran­ dolph Churchill first m«t Lis wif<*(:iien Miss’ Jerome, of New York) at n diinier party in Paris aud rouu kuud that he bad met bls mulch iu repartee. When the hidies Lad witbd.Tiun Ixird Hai.dolph turned to a frieud nntlmid, '’Taai’a the brightewt woman I sver met. and I tnsau tn piarry her." ] j j | 1 ONLY $1.10 and State, and as much National . Youc Homa would bo iajomp’eto without it. 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GOODYEAR. wLUbttw'<»o2«ieoj"uie «bcn”top«i“ Cas» toria is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend. medical supplies what ia known aa recular from any scat of volcanic action, and the their lored one*, by fordagopium, extent to which water permeates the rocks I niorphlDa. soothing syrup and ocher hurtful at all depths reached by man, such diverdown their throws, thereby sending tninr-Mi Ir what we snfizht __________ __ ___ ___ — genets >na am w exactly might exnra-t. expect. ! .. Now, thia averaga rate of Increase, if con­ tinued downward, would imply a tempera­ Onaway, Ark. ture capable of melting ruck at about The Centaur Company, TT Murray Street, Now Turk City. twenty miles deep or lean.—Fortnightly Review. A paper read before the couuty association by John C. Ketcham. The art of* school tnanagcunxit at first glance divides itm/if Into two methods, one of which every teaclier employs in his Three ’Lake Oilraaa men had a snlt or her xchool work. ahouf a dog lu the circuit court, Ust week. The flirt method i# the first one which Lawyers' aud wllimssc.’ fees amount tu has been ill universal practice ever since enough U> buy al»out all the doga lu the schools have l»ecn in ekbtence. every caw* of Catarrh that cannot lie country. It to the fiyatem by which when a teach­ cured by by the Uvu of Hall's CATAJilttr William CotdrMn, aged fi“ y<hrm living er sees any disorder during school hours, FRANK J. CHENEY. near Paw Paw died suddenly wid!.- In or say wUdcmcaQor during Intermissions Stroru h» Iwftwt* me and Mtd>sci|ti«<d In that city ou Mareb 4th. He bad walked or any other thing which disturbs the into town a distance of fuwr miles to ge| school in any way at any time, he Iiumed­ my pretence. this Adi day of Dv.-t in'-icr. A. Uli pension money and Cad taken his iately «ud umphntically deiunnds that auch 1 shop to be mended. And jmidUl disorder dis® ehall be stopped. The other is or Ida be fe!|s furwnrcl and I "**• the‘ metliod which hsn been used u id ver- ' ' 1 -sal. r A. W. GLEASON. waiting for lili elMM*. -—. — ---------expired without a ward.. It was 11 etear sally until oomparailvely modern times. * ’ N’ot/in/ PuMl: It Is'that aystern by which when a teach­ cute of heart failure. er sees any tendency to disorder, he does Hall’s Catarrh Cure -is taken Internally J. H. Kidd, of lonla. waa Verted «n>- nut positively demand n halt but gets ibe ■nd acts directly U|»«.n the bbipd and nut­ mataier of the idate G. A. it, at Benton k halt by divcrtAug the pupils minds to some­ cun* Mirtaces «>f the system. Send fur Harbor, on the 7th. tesUtumihtlH. free. thing else. F. J. CHENEY & C0..Tu!r.’.<., The first of there methods is the one Au exhibit of MieJuxaiiH MraltS and vegr.tebles In wax will be made at the which every teneher has to use for the OHIO. WuriTa fair. The work to being done at first few days ia *ny new school, or at least GT Sold by drugglaK 7»c South Uavrn by Mra. Stoaley Fatter and until his anthoriiy is established. But owing to the Influence uf teachers bar diuughb r Lucy. and boards of exarnluera Jhe term which a Albert Reynolds who i« iu jail at Alle­ teacher stays tn one place is la-coming gan for murdering hte w«e’«» paramour, longer, and as she ii«ew so the fteilud uf ite-rt Moon*, aeema to have the sympathy establishing authority becomes compara­ of the puidte. The pbwterere of Gaeat tively shorter. So in our argument In fa­ TRADa MARK j Falls, Moat., where hla borne In. are vor of the second system we will consider raising a fund uf $200 for hia defense. the teacher as having bis authority estabAnd a paper from that place Mxwlu, Ugli­ llshej aud ready fur tliu adoption of some ly of bis character and Haya Moore had s regular system of guveroateiit. First kt bad reputation there. cunaider aauue reasons why the teacher Grand River ia brim full this morning. sliould adopt the second of these two meth­ Ttw water 1- running over I he second in­ ods. The first reason which occurs to my tend. tlie elialr faztory and the flouring mind Is this: That a teacher should be a in'11 have shut down un account of high >eader. not a driver. That hr should draw -POSITIVELY CURESwater, and toe river is gradually rising. bis pupils to him by the cords of com HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS l‘h«* ice I* expected to go out soon, aud tlon, sympathy and fraternal feeling in­ damage tu property is feand.—Grand stead of driving them with the laaties of PROSTRATION, sarcasm, indifference and arbitrary feeling. Ledge Independent. And by the use of the first method of a Arthur Allen, while at work In a Jvrtil teacher i» mori apt u> act the role of driver at Shaytown, Eaton county, wua kicking than leader. AnothergHfid reason why we N Middleton, pastor M. K. church. Cudar feprtun*. Mich., says: Sleep and rent should alopt thia method la, that lt.eiiabl«a were atrungrr, to me after preachlng till I um <1 one of his lelt bouts, throwing him high us to put in practice that one principle < f "Adlrouda' Now I nloep soundlv and awake icftwihrd. and I can heartily rvcomuM-nd^t. in Hie air. When he came down he fell teaching which says, that the teacher Prepare.! by WHEELER and FULLER so near the saw it tore bls.panta h-g and , should rule without seeming to. That ia, MEDfCfNE OQ., Cedar Bprtnpi. Mich I he otbar boot nearly off. And now be is bULB BV a teacher should avoid attracting to much glad that his boots were sa large and slip­ a tentiou when it beecxnos necessary to cor­ ped off easily, or be might bav« bwn rect some misdemeanor. Have any of us killed instead of receiving only a sprained ever been connected with any school in HASTINGS. *nk‘a- Castoria relieves and Wind Colic. teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach For sale b, r001 BRi �Thi i ■ PI SHADES Are you WALLP^ SHADES where are Of course from the n and from have as la i dealer be -Grand Rap styles and I. latest) as [house. A save you [cent, on an I Do not bu hway that [you hove Ut is a very money at PARLOR GOODS BED ROOM SUITS. FRED Btingu, it of city We handle all carpets by the roll, bought directly from factory, and can sell them cheaper and much more satisfactory to you. - - oo Hastings Banj/ee . Thursday’, March 16, 1893. MARSHALL L. COGX. Editor. THE HASTINGS, MICH.. POBTOFFICK, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. REPUBLICAN TICKET* ■'or Justice Supreme Court— Frank A. Hooker. -or Ragenu State Uuivetatty— Frank W. Fleteher Herman Kiefer |Firth Judicial CI re wit. ■'or Judge 3th Judicial Circuit. Full termClement Smith 'ar Judge Stb Judicial Circuit tn All vacancy— ’ Clement Smith. /or County School Conuntadoncr— Enoch Andrus. After a temporary defeat the resolution •r the submission of a constitutional •nendment relative to highways has passI the state house of representatives by to required two-thirds majority. There <ere some Important changes in tbe resoition however. Tbe former clause auth■> izlng state construction of highways has •een wiped out, as tbe sentiment of Mlchl. iu peottle seemed to be against Internal uprovementa through state agency. A rovleo was added making tbe adoption of ic county system of road construction op- li­ i unal with the counties, rhe resolutkm now In a most satisfactory form, as the . oonty system of road construction can be -ad whenever desired. The revolution , -*aa passed by tbe state senate by a good lajority, giving ample time to submit the \ ji—tinn to a vote of the people at toe *nril election. I There ta no reason why the roads of this probable murderer; production for the 1 up prices. This accounts for the Im­ sioners receiving 18# cents a day. About mense falling off in English iron output ARTHUR TAYLOR, A COLORED 100,000 get 30 daily. Between 20 and 47 urcnmpanieAtby rising prices, while iron PUGILIST. TERRIBLY INJURES 1 cents a day is paid to 178,480 of those now prices in this country have continuously ■ HENRY WRIGHT. A WHITE fallen; A little occurrence .of this klml | * on the pension roll. To 47,400, 33X cents MAN, IN A BRUTAL PRIZE a day is doled out. Each of 316,127 of the hardly excites comment lu free trade Great FIGHf IN GRAND RAPIDS pensioners receive <0 cents a day. These Britain. If It happened in this cuunliy { are the pitiful stipends that President our free traders would make the welkin 1 ‘n’" Victim* 8kul1 rill Pl-ulmbly I)l«. Cleveland refers to In bls Inaugural ad­ ring aril h their howilug about trusts; dress as a "wild and reckless pension ex­ pend It ore, which overleaps the bounds of grateful recognition of patriotic service.’’ When the! gigantic proportions of the war are eptfeldcred; when the vast number of. men called Into the field; when the hun­ dreds of thousands of widows and orphans It made; when the great multitude of disa­ bled survivors it left; when all of these things are considered the total pension ap­ propriations seem small. But those things are never mentioned by soldier haters In their harangues against the pension laws, while there are without doubt many people drawing pensions that are not deserving of them under the strict construction of the pension laws, yet every man who went to the front to serve hie country, should be allowed to enjoy the mere pittance allowed him, without having the cry of "reckless pension expenditure” constantly ringing In his ears. Gen. Schofield when in command of the' military division of the Pacific. am<ng other things said "The Hawaiian Islands constitute the only natural outpost to the defenses of the Pacific coast In the pos­ session of a foreign naval power, in time of war, as a depot from which to fit out hostile expeditions against this coast and our commerce on the Pacific ocean, they would afford the means of Incalculable in­ jury to the United States.” Admiral Porter declared thatwkh these Islands our Paclflc coast would be Impregnable; but without them It would be defenseless. The development of our Pacific commerce, >utry eannot be made to equal those and the protection of our Pacific coast, de­ - irotd. some of which were constructed mand the speedy annexation of these is­ ---er 2.000 years ago, and are being used lands. The Hawailana have earnestly pe­ titioned for IL snd every action on the part ■wuta Untore than under the gi>aa-yon- of the United States In the past with these .< earns ayslem^?) wa now hare,, but when islands, has been toward ultimate annexa­ -.ha work U finished, it will stay for years, tion. «id will not need constant overhauling Mrs. Lease, who might have representvery year. We dare say that enough •aeaad money h spent tn every lowu- Kanaas in the senate had tba populists - >ip In this county every ten years at the been able to carry out their scheme to get control of the bouse, rays that Hoke Smith, who ta remarkable only from the cloud of ••re the work done systematically nnd obscurity that had ever rested over him, __ ___ tto ____________ r.„. nnU1 ** WM ch**cn « member of Cleve■•roughly, according the latest_ .ImprovIwlninmilal Io lUTlo* . I • .£ gmtthod, 2 of‘ road~ bol«li>r.~______________ lMd’' _ ■ etn everything to fanners, all Ute bene- dec*5ed <W ‘brown at General Weaver. ’ taut which are to plain too need miuttau. ,n whU® « hta routbern trip be­ _____ _ _ ; fore election. Thia waa probably his beet ; qualification for tbe high cabinet petition. j X’rr.rr';:.' a sons on the pension list is equivalent to 6*» cents a day> There aro 48,298 pen­ When Grover Cleveland talks of tearing j "aside the delusions and misconceptions I From Grand ltai4(!s Democrat Msrch istb. A brutal prize ’fight ocettrrrjl late last which liave blinded our countrymen tot < evening In the heart of the city, and. as a their condition under vicious tariff laws,” | resulk bne of the participants ta now lying be must have in view the tearing down of ‘j at the point ut death. The fight occurred in the numa ot the American wages to the European level. OUawa dub, aj the old hay market on There are times when it is financially Canal street, iihmediately under the noses fortunate to escape nomination for the of thr police, and It was uue <»f the most brazen violations of tbe law of its kind ever vice presidency. Such was the case ot known In the city. The spwling men of Isaac P. Gray. He was recently appointed this city have been so much airaid of the minister to Mexico at a salary of 317,000 sheriffs since the arrest of the principals In with several good perquisites, while the tbe Murphy-Ryan fight two years ago, that they have been compell-d to abandon the salary of a view president is only $8,000. usual resorts In tire outskirts of the city, The great whiskey trust Is beginning to ■nd instead, they arranged to have this fee! the effects of legislation* against it mill down town, where the sheriffs have no jurisdiction, owing to the police sur­ evidently, rs at the annual meeting no veillance. The details of the fight were dividend was declared, bring the first time kept very quiet and only a lew immediate In ite history that a fat sum wasn’t divided friends of the club and its memtafrs, l»esides a few of the moneyed sporting men. amon^ the stockholders. were admitted. Every republican should appoint him­ THE PHIKC1FAIA. self a committee of one to see that die votes rr,D'*l“** >“ <«IU« Hrtir, in his township are brought out on elec- Wright, a white man. Hying uith hta step­ father in No. 476 North Front sirrvi, and tluu day. a colored porter in a down town barber shop, whose name has been kept qajeL The arrangement* fW the right were ac,to- U* 'n°’1 I’rite ring IjisI Friday was a great day fo.- the rule,, a regular ring la-|D< formed and regu­ "Boys" and "Gs-rds." for they had the lation gloves utHl. 8 pleasure of showiug themselves to ,the IW **"”l 10:50 ‘ta "“-n wr. IblroduMd. Michigan l^g'slatnre who visited this “rliSf'*1'$* ,,l”u ,l"1 »«»ll»« irlm place and Ypsllaull. The cause for this unusual visit wits tbe Investigation of the 'bird Uweoloml man nI |„ , blow on th. needs antkextn-me necessities of the U. of M. If It carries on Its work tn a man­ ner Iwfittlng siteh an institution. They arrived Thuradsy night at 0;:i0 and dur­ ing tbe evening aud Friday forenoon they vMled the different appartments then they aws-mbled in tne hall where they "rt‘ “ "bnonnertaenl dewere greets with 2.790 voices of enthusi­ '1.;rt,”lLLb* '“‘“tabun tbe eletoe, when • astic studenta After brief addresses -“““d. cowd bln u> from lYes Angell, Gov. Rich. Senator atop. The floored man bad not mnvevt IJopk1"*. Rep. Newkirk and a few others, •nd bl. bt-tb the Baujo and Mandolin dub gave a selec­ tion and then the meeting adjourned. In once. The blood was oozing from hl« —___ the afternoon the -Law Makers” visited aud although hta eye. 7ere JZSf ££ the btate Normal and after a brief reten­ uox-xpresaloo In them. tion, tendered them in the evening, they Placed themselves in their easy chairs funiblied bo the Lullman Car Co. anti re­ turned to tbe capital. "HE M PEAD.” "He is dead!” some one called and <be‘M«d •11 xlelilgin men shouUlall wilt, Jo, M II ban vum the onn,. |t M b “• “ud,™L' '"«■<» lh*t ibe bon* will do likewise. The contestants for U. of M. base ball lT‘J comn»^’ee<l practicing at the rink This practically opens the jporta of till* uwann SM *■!—••• The lecture Friday night by Hon. T. B. Kwd was a grand Kiiccesa and Mr. Reed won the rvspecl of all pretest. t pension debate In Not long ago the Iron manufacturers of paid io 1MT7 per. Great Britain met and agreed to restrict 1 tt,lr to "Ob, no, for God’s sake don’t call the ambulance." exclaimed one of the men. "Take him home in a hack. We don't want the police to get on to IL" A hack waa accordingly summoned and Dr. Kelly went with the patient to hta resi­ dence. No. 476 North Front street All medical assistance possible wax rendered and the rest was necessarily left to nature. At 1:39 the young man was taken sudden­ ly worse and it was Jeered that he was dying. Dr. Appley was accordingly called and remedies were administered to relieve him. As the Democrat went to- press the young min was lying at the point ot death and the physician, could give no hope.’’ Yesterday morning City Marshal Miller, of this city, received a telephone message from Grand Kapids saying that Taylor bad left Grand Rapids on the freight train due here about 10 o'clock in the focemwn. Miller was promptly on haad and had no trouble In finding the man. who peacefully submitted to arrest Yesterday afternoon the reporter called at the jail to see the prisoner and found him sonnd asleep. During the stay be never once expressed regret at having struck the blow that may land him in prison, and smiled several times when the fight waa alluded to. He says tliat about 20 persons were present who paid St.00 each to see tbe fight, the winner of which was to take the amount after 35.00 had been paid for hail rent, leaving htei >15 00. When irrwM be bad Sil.70 on hta person. The prisoner says that his parents reside la Marshall to which place he was Lxjund when arrested. Hr acknowledged having been in prize fights Ix-fnrv in Marshall, Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. Dei u y Sheriff Cowens, of Grand Rapids, came down after the prisoner Yesterday afternoon and returned with him last even­ ing- If tbe injured man dies. Taylor will get small pav for hta pugilistic abilities rMilfM5 s»ortln« tnrn ol Grand Ra^ds will regret their presence at tbe fighL 4 Uter-The injured pngUtste name was W,VK‘*.,L, b"‘ “*»r Ho waa slill alive this morning. tar noth rmr. **’ ng Iwvn i«»tn at Solon. N. Y julv Ro*ei1 wh‘i« • vhd> at her unete'h. la iVorfa, III. They wy- tutwqi^.tly married and moved to H>ta city In 1844, T<n b^d "ta” 1“ ma,hood and womanhood, of . lta'eS^"'iblMU"“l>R°7?1U11* “H* Shiite of w"|i U-oOeeo"; The Kalamazoo Beethoven quartette will be at the Presbyterian church on Friday, the 17th of March. To bring this musical feast within reach of all. the admission fee * has been fixed at 25 cents. Ticket* at. Heath's drug store. Two valuable stallions. Faust and Mar­ got, recently owned by Bechtel A Good­ year, of this city, the same liavitig been imported by Powell Bros of Springboro, Penn. In 1886 from France. These stal­ lions are registered 8 years old and tn pod conditions. The 'owner will exrhtei them for city or farm property or,-dl them on reasonable terms. For particulars call or address P. T. Colgrove. agent mm! »ltomey. Hastings. Mich. ►TING ten In G THE Th. Dwindling Schcvlkill. Aa each succeeding drought comes­ around the waters of the Schuylkill sink lower and lower. Those who remember bow much it baa already diminished Id volume in tbe span ot a lifetime will have no bcKitatlou iu believing the prediction ot some that within a generation it may be­ come, during a part of the y. hr. merely a dried up watercourse, av ta the r*se with many of the rivers of the west, iril.e lower now than it has been for very maay yean, and each succeeding period of lbw water is likely to be lower Chan Che la*t until there Ite UNIO ! Bagg Heat a republlea town h b The only remedy for this is the reforortLngoftha vast areas of the watershed of the stream, which the lumberman has denuded ofits growth, leaving Dotting io ita place. Health, the preeenativn of the streams and the prevention of destructive floods aUke.demaod this.—Residing Her- r-jnibnca Tim* republica a en Wed Obituary. „ Rtatall. widow Of the late l»r. I. M. Rouen, dirt ,t be, bone oo id'oT"? Wnti nbrbl about midniabt. fr.,m strangulated hernia. She was HI ,.nly twelve days. ™ do’-Tj Several triend, ot tbe lolurmt ’"^ta 10 bte ,|d» ,nd -b«t imbtUnoe the, eooldj Tbe Over Furn buy a low. to lea be so ber t repai ol fu a line Re Robe Jeffe in t store for se fluence of her aterling nature aw never be effaced by time. Beautiful and appropriate floral tributes were placed upon her casket. The funer­ al occurred Sunday from the family resi­ dence and was largely attended. 1. V. Moulton, of Grand Rapids, officiated. . Si l'£'?nu,n •«“«!. .^XX"t£ 4«.u. of . r li WX Apparatus baa for aome time been in JP ■ration at West Cheater. Pa. for the manu­ facture at fuel gas, the remarkable elBdency of the Riacbins being shown by ths fact that it produces iu one bonra quantity equal to what was formerly made m LOC a ■ - j a k. a w , wa^wMM . ..... tumlnous coal enriched with era•> oil, aud the gas ta fixed with red hot coke, the pro­ duct being not a strictly water gn>. *• « contains only about 9 per cent, of carbonic oxide, but it ta very rich marsh ga’ hydro­ gw, and to this ta due iu high heating power.—New York Sun. • C week r, Literature of a Student. Here ta the way a student in a I’crtain aollege wrote a piece of news for a local paper: "A epidemic haa broke out air.oung the students. It made ita appearence 00 a certain erring, when 5 or 6 atuden: lock down. The doctor derierr I Itwaspotak® A young calf waa killed and catten. — — _- « .. ■ . ■ __ 1_ ..'ip to M •ource.’’—Hartford Coo rant Ia 1697 Um English had potatoes, tulip »<*, radiahea, pumpkins, arttahoke*. col*- i �Hastings Banner Thursday, March x6, 1893. Fm a fine hair cut or shave gs to Busby Yos can get tbe latent styles In hair cuts at Busby Brae. interesting locals and neighboring coun­ ty ’terns on tbe inside page. Neighboring county Items ot Interest and locals on tbe Inside page this week. Cull at this office for old papers. We bare a large supply and will sell them cheap. J Window shades of all sizes and colors made to order at Fred L. Heath's the You will want old papers for house cleaning soon. We will sell you 25 for five cents. , Ladles should see the nice line of spring wraps and capes, In black and colors, at Miss Felghner'*. Always smoke Ed. Powers No. 35 cigar. Always the same; always the best 5 cent elgar in the United States. PERSONAL MENTION. W. B. time. Schantz ta home for a short , W. O. Lowden was in Grand Rapids yesterday. A. C. Brown, of Chicago, spent Sunday in Hastings. M Im Sable Beadle vtas in Grand ids yesterday. Rap­ Mrs. Chas. Russell returned to Allegan Tuesday noon. wZK6v. and Mrs. frfm the south. Pudfer have returned . Judge Smith was in Marshall the fore­ part ot the week. •/Frank Nltns, of Lake Odessa, the city Monday. was In Editor Eelghner, of Woodland, was In the city Tuesday. Prof. H. B. Andrus, of Nashville, was in. the city Saturday. MIm LoaUoel Voigt, HerpoUhe Rapids, and will Hastings friends Mtf A Co.'s at Grand i pleased to meet her any time. __ _______ Voters should read tbelr tickets care­ fully and remember that tbe nominees for Circuit Judge will appear twice on tbelr tickets, viz; for the fulr term and to fill vacancy. It was rcpc.ted here that Dr. .Turner, the veterinary surgeon, died suddenly ^nt Philip Pratt's house last week. This 1s untrue. We understand, however, that l e ta very sick. i^Vhlle Tom Bllnstou, was riding In a cutter recently, a snow ball tlew from his horse's hoof and striking Tom squarely Inthe eye, causing a very painful Injury. It ta feared that he may lose hta eye sight. See the adv. of Voigt, Herpotabeimer A Co., of Grand Rapids, In this Issue. You can save your fare to Grand Rapids and return If you want to buy a nice .umbrella or parasol. Tbelr store 1s full of bargains, At the entertainment last evening Mira Minnie Warren, tbe fifteen year old elocu­ tionist gave several selections, but tack of space enables us to speak of but two. They are "The Chariot Race" from Ben Hur and the night scene from Maebech. These selections were rendered without a flaw and but for the surroundings the aud­ ience would have thouglit themselves liv­ ing at the tftno these things occurred aud taking part in them so real did they seem. Miss Warren’s power is simply marvelous. —Lansing Republican. Mr. Frank H. Flint, editor of tbe Has­ tings Basneii, called on the Republican .Saturday. Mr. Flint ta an all around hustler In tbe printing business. He has three papers under hta control aud be ta the only deaf mute editor In Michigan.— Charlotte Republican. ‘ . We thank our brother for tbe very com­ plimentary manner of speaking of the edi­ tor of the Banner as an “all around hust­ ler etc.," but we cannot for the life of us understand why Brother Tomlinson shotild call the Banner editor the only deaf mute editor In'MIchlgan," after the very pleas­ ant conversation we recently had with him. In which we did the greatest share of the talking, and wu did it with our mouth too, and not through tbe silent lan­ guage of the fingers. We enjoyed the vis­ it with you very much Brother Tomlinson, but regret that we left the impression on your mind that the editor of the Banner was a mute. DOINGS What! How ta it that Phln. Smith can afford to keep tbe beat hat trimmer in tbe city. Well, he says every customer shall have tbe best trimmed hat at the lowest price if they come to tbe Racket A lady or child can buy at tbe Racket just as cheap as a man that weighs 250 pounds. Save money, buy the drew form for 95 cents at the Racket corset We will have tbe largest stock of rib­ A sect known as the Restitution Iks has bons ever shown In the city of Hastings at materallied a( Battle Creek. They have a prices no one will match, and each and dozen members to start with. Rev. J. H. every one warranted silk, at the Racket * Absolutely Pure. v-Mr. and Mrs. Jones, uf Bowne. are vis­ Paton, of' Almont, ta tbelr leader. A member I* entitled to believe as be likes, . k rreato tartar baking powder. Highest New styles, new toes, new tips, fancy iting at Luke Waters'. providing be concedes the same right to When he wants two or three hundred ■\k.' in leavening streugthstrength—JaaUet United patent leather trimmings. AU tbe latest Mrs. John Wickham, of Grand Rapids, others. k.x< ,;„verniu>*pt Food Krj’<*i dozen ladles, gents and child's hoeery, all styles In tbe spring stock of Woolley A ta visiting in tbe city. , it. Baking l4>wi*raCo.. V Phln. Smith haa to do ta to write hta New Owosso bad a little excijen«’nt «t one of Bronson. York buyer, and be always knocks out all Mrs. Thorp and Miss Carrie Thorp were Its railway stations the other day. The Mildred Williams,'trimmer from the in Grand Rapids Friday competitors with tbe goods and prices. wife of one of the employes smashed an >8 Jefferson street milliner shop, ta iu Chica­ No Trees of first quality can ever be Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pancost, were in umbrella over a young girl's bead. The sent by mail. Mayhap you know iL By go this week buying goods and trimming latter was just returning from a little trip We bare an order in for 140 dozen more Grand Rapids last week. bats for a grand easter opening. up north witb tbe man. and the irate wife freight, prepaid if preferred, we ship of tbose Indies vests we sold so cheap last John Pendergast returned from his layed low to punch tbe damsel's bead, wblch safely 4, 5, or 0 ft. trees; 2-year Roses of year at the Racket V*fhe Demorest silver contest in tbe rare excellence — everything! You actu ­ hta eastern trip Thursday. she succeeded in doing. Presbyterian church last Friday evening ally pay less than (or the puny stuff. .000 Oscar Crook attended tbe ftfneral of J. was well attended. Tbe class constated of As will be seen by the ticket at the acres Nurseries. 20,000 acres • Orchards. To dose out a factory we will sell you •’ girls most of them quite young. Miss R. Bullock In Jackson Sunday. head of the editorial column, the nominees Exact Information about frees and fruits, No. 1 carpet sweeper for 81.75, warranted/ McLaughlin, In behalf of the judges, pre­ for Circuit Judge will appear twice on the STARK BROS., Ixmlslana. Mo. as good as the best Miss Electa Fumiss, of Nashville, vtaltsented the medal to Violet Grigsby, In a republican ticket, and the same is true of ed Miss Lulu Felghner, on Monday. few well chosen swords. the nominee on the other tickets. There Next week we will receive the largest will be an election of Circuit Judge for On our inside local page ta an account of was In the city the first of the week. line of millinery goods ever shown In Has­ the full term, commencing Jan. 1st next, the shooting of C. E. Baxter, of Charlotte, tings bought for spot cash. We can and and an election to fill vacancy until Jan. Richard Messer returned from a four while riding on a Grand Trunk train. The will knock out all competition. 1st next. report that C. E. Baxter mentioned., was weeks business trip in the east Friday. iZ*rhe Thornapple river is very high, the former editor of tbe Charlotte Republi­ The Racket will band out more kitchen Frank Nichols and Martin Fitzpatrick can. was wrong, being another man ot tbe botre of the houses on the Hats are entirely Un ware for 81.00 than old Fogus will for spent Bunday with their families in Lans­ surrounded. Sunday tbe river was with­ same name, who resides In Charlotte. >5.00. ing. in an Inch of tbe high water mark of *83. Patton Bros., of Prairieville, .are known Miss Lou Doelker went to Grand Rap­ Tbe water ta so deep In F. DePlanta’s Table linen and towels cheaper than*, as hustlers in the saw mill business. ids Monday to clerk for Voight, Herpol- front yard as to prevent any one from ever at the Racket With tbelr portable mill, located about sheimer A Co. crossing IL And when IVrry McCarty five miles west of this eity, they sawed vt)r. Henry Miller, of Otsego, was called wants to feed hta cow and chickens he 905,153 feet of hardwoud timber for J. T. Beet 3 ply veneered chair %seata for 10f paddles ont to hta barn in a boat I.ombarb In 87X days. Tbe mill was to this city Monday to attend his mother cents at tbe Racket Mrs. Hannah M. Eaton, who has resid­ under the supervision of Howard Pat­ Mrs. John Miller, who Is very ill. ed In Baltimore siuoe June 1853, died on ton. ■ • Miss Hattie Puffer returned from Ver­ Two quart covered tin pails for K cents Saturday last at tbe age of 93 years, hav­ at tbe Racket The Hastings City Bank has opened a mAt Saturday night. She leaves her ing been born In Greenwhich. Connecticut. savings department aud are now paying 4 father much Improved In health. She leaves 42 descendants. She became per cent Interest on all time deposits . In­ v4)r. J. C. Andrus. Halo Kenyon. Ira a member of tbs Presbyterian church at Eight day clocks. >2.99 good as the best, cluding certificates. The savings depart­ Van Valkenburgb, W. IL Cook, and L. L. the age of 17, aud when 34 years old mar­ at the Racket ments will also be open Saturday evenings Holloway, and Dr. Moffat, of Kalamazoo, ried William Eaton, who died in 1862. from 7 to 3 o'clock. The funeral took place on Tuesday and Sundayed at Wall take with Dr. Andrus. Well, tbe nicest lot of Windsor ties we was very largely attended, the RcvJ A. D. 1 , Dan. W. Rkynoxjjs ever saw is now being displayed In the Cashier. Grigsby, officiating. window at (be Racket. Our county, neighboring counties and Bear in mind Hie grand concert by the At the concert last evening, Miss Minnie locals on the inside pages. Beetbpveu quartette next Friday evening Warren, the yopng elocutionist, who has Six quart milk pans f^r t cento or 80 To secure a good job of watch and delighted a Saginaw audience before, was at the Ptesbyterian church, assisted by cents a dozen at tbe Racke* THE DRUGGIST. ■ Miss Pauline luitourette. soprano, and jewelry repairing, leave them with John the eclipsing feature of the evening. Miss ' Mrs. Ada Ixmg. pianist. The finest musi­ Bessmer, the jeweler. • Warren, while <}nly fifteen is above med- ■ We want lota of eggs at the Racket ium height, and! ta slight in form although ■ cal event of the season. Admission 25 The Hidden City, our serial story, ta up cents. Tickets for sale at Fred Heath's made up of curves. Iler style Is some ■ to tbe expectations of all. and ta being r?drug store. wliat impetuous although maintaining a < reived with much favor. queenly dlguity, and her voice is volumln- ‘ We have uow in stock our new gar­ It ta said in the winter of '42 and ’43 _. OUS aud yet musical, capable of many ' l den seeds in bulk, bought from one of snow fell in the fall and remained until modulations and possessing a wide com- i the best seed houses to be found. Tbe April. People went to spring elections pass. The night scene In Macbeth son- ’ seeds are very fine In appearance and true in tbelr sleighs. eluded Mbs Warren's port in the program. to name, and and about one half price of The audience was good appreciatora and packau<t seeds. A1m> we have sweet peas Among the real estate transfeu this enjoyed the evenings entertainment.— and nasturtium seeds in bulk, .the two de­ week ta the sale of E..P. Perry’s farm of The Grocers, i sirable flowers for every garden. 470 acres in Assyria to Joseph McConnell Over the goods in the new fortJttO.OoO. This sum sounds quite muHams A Van A mu an. furniture Store before you Miss lllnnle Warren, the American tropolitian. buy as the prices are very prodigy on the platform, will be at the Bpring goods are pouring Io. We bare :l-.v. You will be surprised Methodist church Friday evening. many surprises In store fur you—especi­ to learn that furniture can This ia her first visit here and ally price surprises. Come in at any without doubt her last, as she ta now in time. You wont have to look for good bv - Jd so cheap. Remem­ great demand. She gave twenty readings things—you’ll run right Into them. ber that we do all kinds of In Cincinnati L. E. Stauffer. a few weeks ago and has en­ repairing and upholstering gagements everywhere. I^t everybody The test case of tfie Ionia, Eaton and of furniture. We also keep sec our bright talented Michigan girl.— Barry mutual insurance company against .» line of second-hand goods Mar.-hall Statesman. W. B. Otto, has been decided by Judge Remember the place, l/€askSunday was the annual thankoffer­ Pierson, of the Ingham circuit, in favor < f ing day of the W. F. M. S. ( of the M. E. > oertson Block, corner of church. Mrs. J. C. Floyd/of Grand Rap­ the company. He expressed a doubt as the correctness of hta decision and it Jefferson and Court streets, ids. who has recently rwthnied from mis­ to in the basement of bur sion work at Singapore delivered,! Due ad­ ha been appealed to the supreme court. -.tore and pay cash or trade dress in the evening. Mrs. Floyd ta a de­ The Franco German ring known all lightful speaker, greatly. In earnest with over the U. 8. as a sure cure for rheuma­ lor second hand goods. her work and held the closest attention uf tism ta sold by John Bessmer on the The ring cost 82.00 her large audience from beginning to end. following terms: The total receipts for the evening were and the buyer receives a guarantee that If 830.20. ■ the ring does not give any benefit in 30 days the money will be refunded. Try Geo. Caln was arrested Sunday for be­ one. ing drunk and disorderly. Hta wife has MICH. been working at the lower hotel for some Mrs. Lucinda Lowery, of Cedar Creek, time past. Caln beard she had been flirt­ was bom on March 8tb. 1818, and cele­ ing with some of tbtf hotel boarders and brated her 80th birthday by making chick­ went there Sunday and abused hcrind all en pie for her childrens dinner. She ta Of the occupants hi general. The stal­ the mother of,eight children, four of When iikGRAND RAPIDS stop at wart landlady after landing a heavy right whom are living; Mrs. John Holden, of on hta upper jaw promptly ejected him. Creasy, Mrs. Geo. Wells, of South Bend. lie returned and being refused admission Ind., Mrs. Chas. Stevens, of Grand Rap­ hit the heavy glass dour two hard blows Ids, and John Polley, of Cedar Creek. She - If I NION DEPOT. and shattered it. receiving a frightful cut has twenty-one grand children and four H- Baggage Transter. New lJon.se un hta right hand and severing an artery. greatgrandchildren. She doe* all her He was taken to Dr. Lowry’s office and own house work and ta as well mentally ' iu Heat and Electric Bells. tbe wound was drewedl after which be and physlcal|y as many a woman of half / BEACH A BOOTH. was placed in jail to sober off. Mr. Caln her age. hus up tu this time always been a peacea­ A fine audience attended the concert ble fellow and we think had he not been last nlgnt at the Tentoula opera house un­ • ■ r-iiubiij-uii* ot Irving will bold a caucut under the Influence of liquor, there would der the direction of Mrs. Josephine SL - ' rm. ludl. Eri.tny March 34th, cum­ have been no trouble. John, Instructor in music hi the schools, !' ■: 4i ..- p. tn.. tar the puriMMe of nominaand last night's concert fully demonstrated ;-»wrs. and the transaction of such Hereafter the Banker will charge her ability as teacher of music. One of filler business as may come before tbe meethalf rates for advertisements of all home the most pleasing features of the evening entertainments, gotten up fur tbe purpose was tbe recitations by Miss Minute War­ Hv order of Committee. of making money. Exceptions will be Hum. y ren the gifted young elocutionist, who .V," ’.'h'-’ilicaiis of Hope will bold a caucus made In the case of church societies, do­ while only fifteen years of age. has gained i\ I--* House, Cloverdale, on SaUir- nations and entertainments gotten up fur ’** ;‘lh oI Mwh, i‘.u, for the purpose of charitable purposes, notices for wblch* a reputation as a reader and Impersonator. r-nrtiin:uing tnwush.p and transacting will be published tree of charge. While Miss ’ Warren since last spring has won ii olli'TjHisito’ss as may come before tbe medals In many states. At Cin­ we recognize the fact that churches' and _!tnorest . “"- I TJue. s o'clock p. ni. By order of Com mltuq... various forms of church work are Indis- cinnati last spring she won the demorest diamond medal. Her recitation last even­ Maple Grove. . ,r H pcnsible to any Intelligent and progressive ing of •‘The Sioux Chiefs,” “Courting un­ D- republicans ot Maple Grove will meet community, yet plain business principles on Wednesday. March ttod. IRM. at 2 should dictate making some charge where der Difficulties," "The Chariot Race” from Ben Hur and a scene from Macbeth were r!*k,J* m.. at J. McKelveys hall. Maple like to tell you about our ele­ f’’’t’’’ ,or ,lie pun**' of nominating financial benefits are received elsewhere. very fine. Tbe cwncert was In every way *ndMairs for township oflleers or any ether From the very nature of tbelr business a success, and Its promoters are to be eont new stock of Hats for early •iiitcss that may come before said m-et- editors are asked to contribute, and do . ing wear, but it’s too long a gratniated for the evening’s entertainment contribute, far more than any other class __ ________By order of Committee. afforded.—Saginaw Inquirer. story for to-day, except the mere men­ of people in proportion to their wealth, tion and to add that if you care to be The Seabrooke Opera company in the toward public and private enterprise. As they are not overburaeued witb the cur­ “Isle of Champaign1 will be presented “right in it” you will be an early buyer rent coin ot the realm, their contributions March 18tb, at tbe academy ot Music, of one of our stylish “Fedora” hats. are not made from fat bank accounts or Kalamazoo. This Is the most gorgeously ■ CIRCULATION • These hats are very popular this season, bulging purses, but in the grateful form mounted comic opera sver given in Ameri­ and sold at popular prices. of free advertising. It Is not generally ca. The company number 80 people, and taken Into consideration that every line lu carry two car loads ol scenery, all the Herrafter, changes for advertisements a column of reading costs the editor electrical and calcium effects and Intro­ »u-t reach this office Tuesdays at latest to money, good money too, because paper duce a full ballet headed by the great danwore insertion In the Issue of tbe week dealers, type dealers, and tbe venders of seuse, Clara Qualitz. This will be tbe so­ prlnlHig press and tbe thousand and ciety event of the season. Detroit, and 'hen brought. one other things belonging to a printing Kalamazoo are the only stands this compa­ Baths cents at BmBy Brua. establishment wont “take tbelr pay In ny make In Michlgaa. To accomodate Bom. to Mr. and Mts. Frank Stebbins advertising.” Aside from thia form >25 to those who wish to attend this entertain­ >40 must be paid out every Saturday ment, the C. K. A 8- C*. will sell tickets rid«y In-'t. a daughter. nlahtTurxiomposlroni and pressmen. We from Hastings and Shultz at >1.00; Clo­ Boni, to Mr and Mrs. Charlie Brown, of shall in »he future as in the past, labor verdale, Delton and Milo at 75 cents for " vagu. on March 2nd, a boy. for the good of Hasting*, as It Is the duty the round trip, rickets good going on Mtaa Vlolrt Grigsby won Hie sliver of any paper to work for thu welfare of Nn. 4, which will leave Hastings at « p. aiTHitm W coiitest in the Pres'-yterian church thH city lu which It ta located. We also m. on this date. Returning, a special will believe It to be tbe duty of any paper lu leave Kalamazoo at 11 p. m.. running charge a reasonable price for its adver­ through to Hastings. This will be the *!'• “<* Mn W. II. Towm, are w>w tising space, where Individuals or asMctaonly opportunity for prepfe to see a firstlUnl lu tbr uprkhl part ot Ju. Clark-, ilons nt individuals receive benefits Yom class entertainment and return horns tbe >ua» ou Broadway. same night. POWDER WantKi).—A good carpenter to build a barn, sec 31, Hastings. J ohm P. Laskbrd. MIm Ruth Handy spent Sunday In tbe city with her parents. Are you going to use ar y WALL PAPERQr WINDOW S1L\DES this Spring? If so, where are you going to buy? «»f course you want to. select from the new styles tliisspring and from a large .stock. I have as large a stock as any dealer between Detroit ana Grand Rapids. And as many dyles and patterns (all thte latest) as any Grand RapicL*’ house. And I will agree to save you from 25 to 40 per < -nt. un any price quoted yool Do not buy of houses from away that send samples until you hove looked at my line] It is a very easy matter tosav0 money at these prices. New Hoon Tea .FRED L. HEATH, Hastings. 'Mich., one east of city bank Try this tea if you never have, and you will not regret it. It ie winning in popular favor every day. We solicit “ your patron,age and know that our ’ you. Give us a trial. door MX-.THERACKET Look PHILLIPS 4 FB8ST0N, We Would Like To 71jk STE33IBS I; M, THE KENT LOCAL NEWS. his week, • 75 quires. Or Tws. You A you inspected our early spring arrivals of the Stein-Bloch ( <>’s. and the “Happy Home” Clothing ? If so, don’t you agree that there is merit in the goods ? We don’t say we can give you the earth at the prices, but we do claim, that they are the best values in Clothing to be found in the market. Our Clothing depart-^ ment is brim full of good things waiting for your inspection. We would appreciate a call. • fi AVE now ABOUT T2UR JPRINQ HAT ? �WM fortunate in the opportunity it af- dociorlag for the whole dty, if all oIm (Mie me?' be thought. "I doubt If there , another M. D. In the place. And there . that camera np «bor., there! I might turn an hone.1 penny making pboto^WhUo thMO practical idea, were going i/i ■ ( through hie mind ho etrode down tho steps and began to descend the cause­ way. At the foot of it stood little Eltza smiling np at him. with her garland in her hand, having evaded her grand­ mothers eyes- Gilbert took her up and kissed the merry mouth with a welcome sense of gratitude for the tender smile, ■•for he loved children. The action was greeted by the crowds with a generous shout of joy: the? ceased that moment to fear and began to love the fair haired LITTLE information bceom showed ita heaving beneath tho thin gown, and her eyes, so softly ten­ der at all times, fell beneath hta gase. He removed hta hat, and with a bow of deepest respect* arid homage to such wondrous beauty and grace presented the child, saying, “Pardon me if I hare prevented her returning to you, but her company w;w . so agreeable I hud com­ pletely forgotten the time.” Wasted words. Yet how sweetly the music of his voice, so low and tender, fell upon her ears in that unknown god s I REPORTER’S STORY OF AN INTER­ VIEW WITH JAY OOULO. Walter—Will you try (jf ’ turtle aoupf r GtHM-No, >lm, bob. I wool . Mtln uurtblnit «rr«n Ukm d.rt j,~2 tow unr rtpo tortl. wop, „ "J kxr. H_—Harper1. Bumt. u Xtlh.tabl.of th. rwrot n„k. „ lauta It wa. th. tutor, lor » uuwt u, . * a pf«w of gold tn th. plate Iron, wh .t? .IU. wb.l I.1U1- Mr JW 0<»M 1m4iuu io Um voraada ot tbo Ir0° Springa taafimg Manitou. Colo., one morning in ’■rbi. pbruei.^ D UoM at >h. h-4 ot U. oorlooklog Ito “ Iron Sprtnj. lor a ,,w had ao opportunity to uota tbe grout rll>« inttowtard'o appearance .Inc. th., lit tltna 1 I**3 blto-W0 J1" li?.™ HU (00. boro tbo Imp— ot nt­ S: tb. u»«. 1.1« •■’"5,2: had Jurt eaten a dllh whoM ta«. k. A uulurtl glau> window l.u the parUli ehurt* ot Hjihr. m«nor, of Lionel Luki,. wi,„ and detdgned the flrat, lifeboat iu “ j tongue! She trembled with a new, strange fam PhnlcUtw UM Mir. ter.Uw It „ u. Io»r. and haatile. with downcast eyes, bMt rttnrd, th., know ot to pn.luc. .Zj reached forth her hand for Blua'a; bat phrMeal MlrrMloaot thdr|»ll.nuiu t»7 In doinf k It bniahcd against his with a at tbe yellow bearded stranger, unable relrety touch that sent a rushing thrill CHAPTER IV. ’ to answer Iklapel, or move, as .was his through tho bodies of each, touching The reason why corn (mala*; now row. X N0DKR5 A!ID a rival OOD i} I duty, to welcome the descending god; unevenly is supposed to be btcauiecf ju their two hearts* cores with an electric a strange, prescient terror paralysed hia -J L.,r and when be started down the having opposite radials «.f growth frnfD contact. ' sUitawuy bta step** were slow and his body limbs, and his teeth chattered audibly. god. cob center. She raised her eyes to hfll with one swayed slightly, a« if bta strength were not Ho walke<l around the court in a The people thronged outside the prin­ straight, pure glance, and taking too sufflcfeDt to encourage vigor of movement. cipal gateway as Gilbert was carried scrutiny of the gaudy and hideous idols child’s hand hurried away, leaving him Dr Munn told mo a few minutes later tenderly in tbe litter toward the city. until he came to that of Cbalcu, the standing there, with hta sombrero m that’Mr. Gould was not in very roburt He held hta rifle securely and loosened serpent god, and then a strange thing hand, in a day dream. hta revolver in its holster, not knowing happened. As he stood smiling up at b**“He haa come here to rwt and 1 don’t the outcome of events, bnt resolved to the hideous face, which bore no more think bo would like to bo interviewed. [TO BE CONTINVKD.] see the tiling through in the interests of meaning to him than a thousand other Mid the doctor. I argued that I bad come ethnolog?’. Every step hta bearers took misshapen heathen effigies, the appar­ a long way to secure from Mr. Gon Id an reveajed new wanders to him, and he ently solid rubble masonry of its pedes­ The hot water cure for dyspepsia, indi­ exprevelon of opinion on two mature of was becoming rapidly convinced of- the tal fell apart, and the heavy image tot­ gestion and kindred ailments ta by no the irrcatcet importance to the wr-t—the 2m53“ I«*°" V-to? p“inc truth that he was in a city ot the past. tered and fell prostrate upon its face be­ means a novelty, but the manner in which Up tho temple’s causeway they bore fore him. The occurrence waa seen by it is habitually practiced at tho country railway from Denver into thesou th wertorn. country and the amalgamation of that the entire populace, and for an instant bom. of • WMliby Stew York bu.lujU him to tho clean'White chamber on tho top—ite dazzling gold plates arousing there was a deep silencU, which was fol­ man ta certainly out of the ordinary. The road with tbo Denver, fexa* and Fort Worth railway, which was then nearing 1 calculations of their intrinsic value in lowed by cries of intense rejoicing—tho country home aforesaid is not more than ^Dr. WILLIAMS’ completion. I requested the doctor’s peri his mind at once—and they placed the event was accepted instantly by tho half an hour’s ride by rail from New xora, and it ta a very attractive resort for the uii-taion to ask Mr. Gould one or two queef MEDICINE CO., • litter in ty,e center. Then they brought Atxlans as a natural and proper one. tionx, which would serve tho double puryoung friends of the hospitable owner. Schenectady, N.Y. him water and food—the first duties of They felt that the evil god had fallen A few weeks ago a member of one of the po«e of setting at rest doubt as to the »*d Brockvilic, Ont. Atzlan hospitality being to supply the and bowed before hta master, and that athletic clubs in ink city, a young giant in Union Pacific’s intentions and relieving guest with these before anything else is hta dread reign was ended. stature and a second Gladstone In physical Mr.! Gould of much future annoyance. I A single glance convinced Gilbert that henlth and vigor, received a cordial Invita­ think the lart suggestion Influenced Dr. done. . . Bowing low before him, the priests, tho disaster to tho evil deity was the re­ tion to spend a few days at this country Muim’s negative permission. "Well, I PLANTS. IKisES. who had regained in some measure their sult of a lack of. care in the construction mansion. He accepted with alacrity and don’t think you will get anything out of OmathintaS. ,-v.. comjxxure, offered him sheets of tho of the masonry of the pedestal. The ftp presented himself before hta host and host­ him." Mr. Gould was walking slowly up the ess at the appointed time. He had a moot crisp, gauzy waiavi, a kind of bread which burned upon it before the image agreeable time, but In narrating hta expe­ bridle imth that led to the old Pike’s peak ...■. '/e resolved to kc:p u u>alch upon him. made of meal finely ground and baked had in some manner weakened the rience to a chum a few days after hta re­ trail, bta hands clasped behind him and plaster that held the stones together, and turn to tbe city he said: “It was a jolly hta attention riveted on the snow capped “I think Fve broken up this perferm- upon hot-stoues; thin as a wafer these *°’F?r^4.00.ti0n the weighty idol had forced them apart sheets were rolled or folded, and they visit. Everybody there was as nice as could summit of the peak fifteen miles away up :ice in about as clever u manner as any laywrigbt ever devised." was Eric Gil- melted in his mouth deliciously. Then at a very opporttine moment It did not be, and Mr. M.’» hospitality is simply deli­ In the air as you looked to the southeast need a very bright intellect to seo tho they brought him baked meats and cious. But there was one thing that stag ­ He did not see me until 1 had mad< a irt'8 reflection as he lowered his TVhiDon's CowmcTvisi report* i*n<1 tor fr<^ .-*t*. .water and surveyed the result of hta cakes, with a sweet driuk xuado from force of the event and the impression it gered me at the outset—that was their cus­ misstep a few yard* behind him ami sent the gravel and louse earth scattering down readerw- with new story; • Hosrt w * ox * the sprouting wheat, called kali. After had left, as well as the beneficial result tom of drinking clestr hot water. “Each night before the family and guests the mountain. Then he turned and peered Fnvit Farm” be had eaten his fill, which he did in a i vi tfr ■ to all concerned. Ono of their idols, and Worn out by the exertions and harddispersed to their respective rooms a ser­ al me under the half drawn lids of hta Green’s Nurseru Go. Rochcstcr.N.y ■ipe of the last two days he had slept slow and careful manner, avoiding tho by all odds the most hideous, was pros­ vant would appear in the drawing room beady eyes. He remained standing per­ trate, and although he had no very betrayal of tbe fact that he was nearly ir Into the murutng. and found when with a pitcher of hot water and a lot ot fectly still In the same attitude until I bad PROBATE ORDER. o awakened that tho sun was pouring starved, for a god should not, ho felt, strong religious scruples, and wished to goblets. Everybody was expected to drink come up with him. fitate of Michigan,Count) of Ba<> . jwn into the roofless ruin in hot fury show vulgar hunger and thirst, they establish no particular form of worship, a gobletful of that exhilarating beverage, I stopped a few feet from him and.irtalcd At a soskin i«! the rrubale < aurt .'•■ brought him a small carafe of the sacred he felt that it was a good beginning. because the hot water cure ta the special my mission in ibew? words, as nearly as I roontv of Barry, balden at the Probst.- iri ;xm him. Already, as he walked about, he had fad of the host. Well, ot course I had no can recall them: “Mr. Gould, the Denver the city ufHasiingv. In said rounty. on : As he lay thero collecting bta waking aitai, which he found to be a very ordithe 2l«tdav of Febnure. in ts«•uses his ears detected n low murmur .nary brand of corn whisky, but exceed­ begun to plan means’ of elevating the use for hot water taken internally, but, I News hits sent me to secure, if possible, a day. ibuu*and etatn hundred and ninety thr-r. people and rendering their condition drank It, of course, as each of the other* confirmation ot denial of the reporta cur­ ;at rose aud fell in musical cadence ingly strong. Present, Jhari«M W. Armstrong. Jim did. A second do«e of the same liquid waa more in accordance with the times in When he had finished he drew ont his rent in New York and Chicago concerning elow in the canyon. Rising instantly In the matter of tbe estate <>f Geer served to us in our rooms each morning the plans for extending the Union Pacific . ad gazing over the low wall of rubble meerschaum, filled and lighted it This which they dwelt. Wllaoo. decewrd Here he stood, a man of the telephone­ while we were dressing for. breakfast. A wrath from Denver, and also amalgamat­ Un reMtng and DlingjLe petition, -'uh e beheld the procession mounting the proceeding was watched by the priests servant came around just after the rising ing with the Denver. Texas and Fort find ot EUzaoeth Wilson, widow <•! • «• J <:• <-ent to the temple. Ho saw the white and as many of tbe chiefs us could see phonograph-electric era. among a peo­ bell was rung and left a small pitcher of Worth road. I hope this explanation will Ml, pcangg U>M MdministraUoa n( xes among the crowd, and hta heart into the chamber with undisguised fear ple of the stone ago, hta mind stored full hot water aud a goblet at each room. I servii as an apology for Intruding upon and trembling. The striking of the of scientific and mechanical facts, the 3uletly poured my mcruing' allowance aped in thankfulness. your privacy." ' Thereupon It ta ord<-re<t. ihst >r.d», ib« simplest of which would be a miracle to Seizing hta rifle and tenderly raising match upon the stones and the bursting own the waste pipe of the washstand."— » Mr. Gould listened patiently, and then ITthday of March. A, l>. :• lu the forenoon, be aMlfrncd for IL- heariagM these crude yet evidently intelligent . ie’woundtxl bird he ran quickly down of the little flame into life was a signal looking upward again al the snow popped aald petition, and that th- hrlra ; -'<<4 • ud barbarians. He perceived that they had j o slanting path to the next terrace, for a startling outcry. When the grate­ peak, said: “1 don't know that I can give books, letters and records |>erhaps, yet you tbe information you seek. I bare been ere the descent was more difficult, as ful smoke proceeded in'gently rising they ground their meal by band while a e way bad been worn by tbe fingers of t reks from his mouth and the aroma For miles stretchre a floor of idlver Kind. away from the cast—from business I ~1 ti stream Aft MU ...ft. baXm A ma* The sun has bleached the whiteness on mean—soTong that I am not familiar with j).wind qnd rain for ages, and there/ filled the air the looks cast upon this liv- ywift wm Ort flowing I... by .X their door iffbeifedy a uxitKold upon the shalof Eng censer were of profound awe. At and wasting- ite valuable power unno- its face a deathly pallor. Th# kun am! tbe ma are fom and their tell yon something worth your journey, ck. But bo "clambered from terrace to each new wonder unfolded to tbeir deed. “-- * battleground b that floor of ailvar Mind— but 1 am not well enough informed to do Here was occupation and amusement rrace till he reached the highest of the gaze messengers were sent forth, and for yehen the mighty wave diuhrt in to so." their voices could be heard bv Gilbert tta gardens slightly above tbo temple's it once; he had notice to bind him to cool the parched face and thirst of the sand "Perhaps you could Uli me enough in a per printed and elre world, amt and he could, ho .Iden top. Amazed that he was as yet sj they announced th? progdlgy to the the mo outer worm, ne couiu, no hOwquickly“the mid blows with force its tUmr. ones In each moticed, he stopped hero to survey the people who waited without. thought, at any rate return thither when j heated breath and dyies the moisture! The situation began co grow jicrples- he desired at any time; he had no near j Then again tor miles stretches a flow trf "What do they sayT am going to dot’’ range spectacle. he asked, taming his eyes on mo again as Betorehim tho Beenes of a prehistoric ing to the visitafter awhile. He won­ relatives to mourn his absence or seek i •Hrer sand. e oeing enacted iri a prehistoric dered what was expected of him, and for him in hta retirement. Then, too, | The knotted old pines on tbe knoll turn 1 liriefly retailed the goadp concerning PROBATE riKJiKK. ho could writ, a book .bout throe pro- ,w’ ■’"J1 tbelr todl" front tbo the future of the Union Pacific, of which Slate ot MkhInn. Countv K !i .rry ry by a people whoso dre&i resembled questioned his ability to perform his du­ Mr. Gould was suppoeed toW seeking the e strange figures in toe Mexican “Mau- ties as a god. The rolo might be an ex­ p>. tHtor b. bad teMUod thetr hn^. control. He smiled once or twice—that is acting one, and l*e felt the need of in­ tnUttlon. and wclal condlttoni Tbo I (rom ,h. burning -nd tbr, lir. te. But bis ryes lighted-up a triCc, though hta ! cript Troano.” (Tuesday. th- ti»t dav ,Ur^ ,nil It seemed as though the hand of timij struction. The white faces which he project began to be pleMint: he mw , .hc, fare lost none of ita haggardneea. ! I year oce tbousaua eight bum xl been turned backward to the days saw around him seemeil to forbid tho the future city with its water wheels Haves to the snu. They flare not but fain When 1 had concluded he said: “Well. < idea of barbaris^i. and he addressed to turning merrily, grinding the yellow rebellion for the sea. they must talk about something. They : ten too triumphant Cortex marched Probate. It is only when the sun lowers iu proud appear to be much better informed than I i bindful of men into Montezuma’s Kulcan sever^kquestions in the language corn and pumping the water np into the , he was master of to be answered only in irrigating channels and pipes—aye. and ! ,nd cruel head that these trees and grasrea am on these subjects Do you know this pital. . The whole city, with its myriad ladder- a strange, soft tongue, with many genu­ his mind roved on until he saw electric "*!*• their crooked forms and open their country out here?" he said, abruptly telepnono wires wire, and and newspaper r.eu.p.prr j, '°r,'L' n>te« btaof night; only changing tbe subject. ■ lights, telephone les, was spread beneath him like a flections and much apparent awe. >. T! Then th.rmetion came,and be I told him that 1 had visited Manitou Finally, rested and fed, he rose and I offices. __________ ‘J_________ ,__ d ! ! !'b1“h‘h'5? ■“•^rM. : st circus, with its gayly caparisoned -..................... . — , ann the rising tide, unchecked by the sun, and Pike’s peak and had been up the range 0nUJO1 H , labitantB performing a sort of nielo- strode to the door, placing his wide laughed to himself at his folly. But he |has bathetl it. ta II these cowards t urn their to the cascades. He started to ask me a sombrero on his head. As he did so all saw that there were not even chimneys I faces Maffarxi. I«:b day. of Match. ama upon an elevated stage. Tho ------------- —■ tnvcnwanani, question, but 1 anticipated by saying: “Mr. to the houses, tho nor windows. glass to tL, What ' ’1 hypocrites, — my figures were confusing; the eye hurriedly inode way for him. When be these slaves of the sun! Gould, I think you would l>e saved much . _ them lem there. I For on tbe morrow, when the day awakes annoyance for tbe next week or two if these «B lost in tho crowds, but his gaze fol­ appeared in view of the waiting popu- ’ and he resolved to place All b uric ”* ‘the •uu »* “» «and “'•* tbe vuc »cn ded that of the others, and his eyo. lace they set up a great and joyonsshout, All uub tlxta iiuie time ue he uau had held held. Eliza Eliza's little ,, ■*< *nd sun sen carry carry on on tnrir tbelr reports about your railway plans, and also said court, tlira to be bvi.b-u ught the flash of the knife in Kulcan's to which he answered by removing his j hand, and she had walked with him. In I neTef «®ding combat they play again tbelr this sensational statement about your hat and bqwing graciously. He was fol-' truth, the child hud unwittiuglv led' him PArt- W,U1 backs 10 the sea, while nt their health Uiuld be dtaposed of now. A num­ nd. . And , r°rvlu11? a flour si,rer ber of newspaper reporters are on their in an instant he realized that perhaps lowed by the obsequious priests, Kulcan 1 to the different images and other pointe ; Herold. way to investigate them. They could be was mistaken, and it flashed across leading, in the endeavor to show him of interest, for she, too, was alone today, j “aDU‘ ‘Ncw tbe pendenQ ot Mdd prtitb-; easily turned back If you denied the re­ | And uesired to eee, before her grand- | , ' < mind that ho was in a city of some honor. ports." '•I wonder,” he mused, “if they expect mother began to search for her. all the ' v Melon. Id, bloody sect, who sacrificed human I held out to him a telegram from Chi­ pn|M-t printed at.«l r»rrtdaic<i n. mo to fly away suddenly, or if this sort ‘ new and strange sights which her short! » ^*7 Peculmr is the popular estimattak :tims in their religious exercises. ***!*•. peachm. orange. cago, which suited ho was reriously HL Barn once <u rarh *e- k tor Is had not tho remotest idea of of thing ta going to last. IfitdocB.it' stature prevented her from observing ' He eyed it. but didn’t like it. irte that he hail discovered a people jnH po. in.vler.bte Io . man ol modMt 1 when in tbe proetonn Th. people be tog p^,lo’„',lk “ “Bo ti»ey’re talking alxait my health, too. , .. . . , ,V Ibis time luul cewed to gather .rnnndl N<* «; with the wwenoelon One <l>e 1 ft city older than our own civiliza- “S are they* Well, I’m used to being talked • Turning hteeyto he encountered the the two. to they eurveyed them from » Judge Meek, ot Krew. (UdtoU.unxvJ u in these almost inaccessible wilds, about. If 1 denied all the rumors circulated SHE BIFF KALE ditonce. They recognlxed their to i 'T'eople In u.1. town went dl-unito alxiux me and my affairs I would not have t while these thoughts darted through cure ot Chripo. whoeo forbidding tuo mind he saw the priest raise his •bowed the utmost terror, the muxclee itor'e derire to we evervthing iu hie uew “to* time to visit so charming a place as this. apou to strike, and ho instantly ot his lips working with spasmodic ' abode, to witb s delicste Uct they ro-I ' You don’t und.ni. rd l,uma„ nacurr - About that report concerning rur health F» Mod State Mti tllp.i’’ ” *1'-" "I,~’ home home uu led his rifle and fired nt Kulcan’s up- twitches an he met Gilbert’, piercing. I framed from prraing their attention. “*? T lh ’T'” •H T — this watei water. you see that I nm still alive. It Is tree WTcoPY^^r r&>3 5H,n^co~1 7H£* 5 Nerve Blood Tonic j .Builder « • forsake. FRUIT TREES ( ielon in tbe taxket on your atni, and if that 1 have been tiightly troubled with my Huerinmtog glance. Tho tetter knew upon him. In tact many of them bad fN>ple ou th.- way don’t fImik to you, then f ur. That has interfered with n.y sleep, ‘he bullet missed ita aim and provi- intuitively that the man before him had . returned to tbeir hou.es. confident that but my appetite U very good. I am noTas ou nredn t pay for the melon.” eome special eauak to fear him, and as : the god would remain with them to ■ itially struck the knife just above /hbLi<?<,’ehfir>t m,,t n dlcolaed Sick as srnue people hope. About the rail­ priest's hand, but ita effect was one ho noted the evil countenance be resolved that they could see him on the morrow bdy unexpected by Gilbert. II to keep a » watch upon him, in-1| an d ftor or many ys thereafter. thereafter? way stories I bare nothing to say." to keep watch upon him. feeling feeling inand many dtt days 'I '"Ab, iwirtal todli’taX’’’ ireiy unexpected by Gilbert, We Lad walked slowly alone as we ^tending ready to Ere ag»ta. h. wm ■ nuuuu'cij rtinctiTely that and KulCaaand and a‘ tew ot‘ the other prieate At the «« craiteg , ',„w.rer .. ** — “* u -h«ro wm *1 anewy, * - I i Kulcan riia. uvav pcmibly aone. ctengerons one. I--------------------- respectful ---------------au . . cl"lmri: uttehad to MO the rrittre multitude | poutibly a dangcrona , had followed him ata diaol lb, trail he tururtl n,.<> w, ntrarnl our He observwl a glance general more from a natural ignorance ofof "A* I te’ltftl todlnawith you urtarR' U and karel together, extending their |: Ho obMrxedutata glancethe the general tance, tance, more from a natural igwratieo W toward him with tend and joyful dlriaion, of aociety-1 in the crowd below j their proper .intie., under circum " ,’n‘“ “Id: ! their proper duties, under thethe circum! O“ P1D* fWTCt ot pynurn tba. one bad w, aaintelligible. bnt joyoua. wel- i and abont him.. The ataacea. than than from from curiosity. cunoutT 1.7“ J“* “ •» bollne alrmdr 7—> white _*- roSte rc— ot J the the ■■ stances, “T. I’"""1- H» Indket-I |. ttag and terrent prietrta marked their Thia ^ir, vocation, voc*^on- white while the | This thought occurred to Gilbert Gilbert, and J - Ufa Ute toe Ol bin bool an.t aabl11 WM confnrion; terror blended with drew — erf the charts and the opulent opulent , he dismissed dirmlMod them with a nnlite polite -oct™ cretn™ ’ folte b renrhman bowed gracea---------------—, --- c^fs lu tbl."I*7 “"r“Mrtrt totMk. h.the mane blanched faceu. l.-r. Quetzal, One.».> : citizens idtixena distinguished dtetincnulhed them sufficiently anffieiontlv which n:-h wa. readily n"dere.nn.1 .. ' At the’"’“ Ibthu nnUent country. That rock mar ih th.* many knowledge^. “ ! a load •’•cfara> ’•reeb. tmtaln ralb.nl, * Uuie money lung expected; Quetzal, the fair god, from the ordinary rabble. He counted knowh returned! Returned, as the proph■s of ages hud fortold, “with the white e of peace on hta arm. as he was picM in the ancient rock carvings and ।tings, and with the thunder and tuing of heaven In hta hand! He .e down the cliff side, where the paths e Huy, for hta ear hail caught the d Qm-tzal. and he was aware of its *tug that he was taken fur o god of Toltec- mythology by this strange de. Gill*rt resolved to accept the ewhat difficult role as his easiest i of action. Food waa now his most dng neccMAity—the eidta of scientific /very and research could wait But iefit, with the litter of gold, xly half way to meet him. ar him in triumph into the •with emotion, Ainee had Kulcun’a arms, and Leia was old Iklapel, stirred meat, vainly begged deadly far. between thirty and forty faces ns white ! as hta own, and many that were nearly j white, so that there were evidently a ; white aud a reddish brown race occnpying the great circular tenement, haring I intermingled and intermarried until the general type was a dark brunette. He noted also the surprtaiug beauty of the ' foung women and many cf th, men. There waa a decided facial resem­ blance among them all, as in the Mon­ golian race, but it was a far wore plea.*ing one—the features of the people were markedly , regular. He observed _____ no weapons among them of any uort. ulthough a few days later he detected tbe ‘ present* of bows, arrows and small stone tipped javelins in the booses, and several skilifnlly made crossbow* of horn, allowing an advance in civilization Lit beyond that which tho prehistoric Axteas had attained nt tho time of their overthrow. He waa surprised at the pro­ fusion of gold and rilvrr- ornaments, worn by even tho children, denoting a source near and earilyjworked from which toe precious metals had been ob­ tained. Perplexing as was the situation in VINES. CuutiK of B<rn a 4 In tavreulCk and Pbil.p T tloiurote. I dbl <•« :l:> Jseuan. A. D. tew. Iriy up-« ■ take an the njibi. wle W'<i loinr-•. daftMlaat, Gtdrxv J. Cox. '■» &n<*»' bqtdMeribcd re41e»’»’i'111 of Barn and Knt^>f Ml«*wau «-■ ° toUbf’ ‘bur?' "Un‘1- ’Xe\hV°X!lJ.~"“r^* ta S"----------------------Y"‘ worM.’- paper Turere h'“^teu the I ^wmSXri in'X4 betot j dteMwilltaS^iS1, ‘U I™»er. ri>owi^ mX *3*1 ?te£ «»““« . . do’™ ■ XX ““ doHara am part thrreo UM, the Mil lease in i»n mortgage, north part t statute In su lf hereby third day O'clock h> tb auction, to t front door Hastings, ( cult Court premises d land hereto as may b for .therein In said mor and parcels of Hope su Barry and s described a Lot numb Barry Coun off tbe north south east q town two (n Kunar T Attorn Dated Marc Default iia of a certain to Mary T. G 1890. and rec deeds. for t Michigan. 0 In'liber 33 o ffiTS&'S fifty oneeen dollars prov suit or proc ed to recoA mortgage or by virtue of -mortgage, a and provide Saturday.th ten o’clock auction to front door o tings. Mieth circuitcour premises d much rec amount due cent. Intern an attorney ted for then in said ruort Michigan, s The south ter of sectlo range nine MttOHMU Dated Jan Whereas meat of tbe the xth day Arthur D. H Hubert 0. S Barry Coun was recorddeeds of the es:syi the said mm said Walter assignment and records said County ot Drinctp er sum of it No suit or law to reeoi by said rnur the power a baa become Now. tber virtue of th ot the statu the said mo of the pren auction, to of the court of Barry, on o'clock in tt premises ax lows, to-wit Comincn-Blak-'s lot . north line c highway er land rlcedf-< bigbsav in south line c thenec ou a pond In an from tlimci apple river point of sta the place < more or les town four from tiie al; lawfully tta the fnllowli thirty-one, runuingfee north |o t!> thence <*031 beginning. constituti'n of said Gai the peroet: water, flov above with fixtures Un erected an« log both ot cording to the spre-u ebalneahi lUHir lick". Dated. H Tho others, too. took the hint, and he 1 , "l*r now. indge. dean' ye done dran dal Irame very near coming wmt «ben I waa a was left with the child, standing before d’' bi. ki, ha, hai ’ p loan. man. A friend named Miller dt *m fuIlnw^Uv-wlt: Cvimnei- ii u -i mi-­ the altar ot ChalchniUi, tho goddess ot J”'!?" P“M the melon next dar- 7“ »'“» MHI«r « MoUer) Sntri I^e u corner 01 M>cCou twenty one -• •» love, the Atzlan Venns. । ‘ outb ■ Conipenion. ••«>e handreo aud sixth rod-1« lb’ rSl'iS1?1 -U“ ln or l«a I ball iheocv »>»: xh-nr the qiKt’ ' ' 1 • It stood at the corner of a projecting --------- -- -----------------M.xtr n.HC, Uiri -i- •W’ ' • " 1 ™ “• bnl ■ ■taut* ">I mind. t, rol building, and was buried in Howers, iu 1 ""I W'" ' tl,,11 <1M not eotno un­ yellow face shining out with a satisfied !ot th* llut important measbresof and apparently intoxicated leer which I r,„ MaseaehuMlte. he- triend s as killed in Nevada. 1 curse it’* made Gilbert .mile. Hate Sre re “r^'lL" ““*• »« >» mtaLt’l**11 1 rrrnainrd *» tbe east. I or VrtK’aw u> ifor hlgbcat bvd' i Tbe child, too, smiled, and sa,d Kme. I o? ta.1,,u“ '°r ,ta niikLl have tarn killed too.’’ By tiih time we had teaehed the bnt»l thing m her uwu language, pointing to 1 Lfwltand an<i J£ ,’"aU? day of April a. b :s the idol and then to?Gil”^wte.^ ■ ttemj wX-^XXr'»’t're thostep above, and sahl:mfatno prehen.l!ns, shook his head merrily, I After the ■IgoingctYhe dUd*^ ^2;"*’‘"■‘“‘r Ur I-f nothing, but I ,Up. whereat the child laughed again. a11 •>«• formality by th. amemblcsl Sheriff oi iwn t euro you will write an article anvwav I Her ringing laughter ca^t th. ear ““■“ -asZX^S K pose Lope yen will be accurate’’ 7 T“ 1 l*Htur T. Oouinova. ofimewbohad been eagerly !“ X’rf" ‘S’ “^4«^rS AMnrpmrtorrtainttff Uh ., * •h^D* "nJg £ W I. W. Vroomas. Depoty bin-riff tor her for an honr. It wa. Lete, who. i u„ im '»®tnl«ionere h.H I thnnked Mr r half a male away, •marram that Elisa we. wllh .dVTteJX U,rtr“f ’’Ul'r "ck“"1' St TICE run IIEAUI»:( OFt-lXlH’stranger, come The f«»*ctand dred.w came quicklv quickly aronn.1 around the cor­ theie bta£L’’X£l trX'"“.8*U"rrf Mou pan, ot AU ner with a glad cry. was to arrive th., u”«he« riritet, lovely, lovely, her her fair fair hair hair blowing Mowrng b, yv'nnt y oO' ’^,\’Vu».nt*h* Erect, in Into a «ate of to?? 1^™-"'?’^* graoous ripple , fw.,n from i. her *‘<”of reply. OeaeM °* ■b.w «!* *f. r VI edH"rt to racinM rirm]«-> __, tbroad. ___ > nJbie .. forehead, too was truly a right to make 'IF—'»l- >>*i bed mach to do«X.?“ £!"?''*!!“ta r~»> .him Ute O' * man o heart stir within tern. At the I dU”> *“* •• <“<» tber did ww X'”' I “”™ iutonnaUon’ ree77 mg as though abont to turn and Bee. She hadmx Men hi. face until thi. mom«nt.andMhi. ojm met hen, full <rf •nrprtee «d rincta. . warm blnrit Na^iaUtar (Mart, rt tiw rrolwir c®re. 'Sr ‘ J,. , . Notice it public aucl the aist at ten late rwtdl on SrCtlO township < ts-s �CHANCERY SALK MORTGAGE PAIJL Default h*v'.i‘ - h~en ni'<de. In tnc enndl»lon» ssur*-< >»- otdeed*. for lb*’’minty of Barre and ."t-teoi MicMon. on the Wd'd;.y of Octeher A. D . 18» in liber34of mortgages, on rare as. ..:,nhl-l. mnrtMEe e .. r mortgage ll.rrr U • ’<• I* - ClhlUMMln «• limrf in W» I* fine <H- :■■ • e r of ibis tmta v tn- sum «>f five'.m er d. i •• r. dollars. iu..i rluliiy-mte eyits. and an at-inev’s tee • f twenty-Dva (kill T* |>rovid*d.f«T luLid moil a»‘d *u« or prueeedres at law lieviog bceu inMltuted mover me moneys secured oy -wl<l mortar#*; or any tmrt thrn-r. I’h it on the 1st day of .ini . I'lri the 'Mid Hirtmi M. Chase exrrired a.re­ lease In imri toibr r», ml*e« descrlixri.h. *•••<» morujige. imwlt : Twenty five acres eff hie nortti part of the east Ti- bplf »f south en*f quurter of sectionr*■ > ':• ih"•’ ' *'• ' mirth of rang” «’•« r-;”‘ iYb,<‘V,SS*2 T1' lease was duly ttronb d in the ofiienof lhe repis terof dee< P.:hry (“»uiityon lhe 1-t «!:•> ■>( Augnd. bi”, in Ub'-r IP ot mortgimcs. page .’4A Now.'Himeiere. hy virtue oi the power ol sale coDtaim-d in sold mnrt#*K?. iv-id 'ne statute In such ease made and provided, not'ee is hereby give* that ou Saturday the third day ot June. A. !».. 1K«. at ten o'clock In the furei <>”n. 1 sh ill sell at ’pnidie aurtliMi. to the •highest bidder, ax •!>* '-r-u trout door..4 tliet ou t 1‘mi-e m ’I-* I'v Hading-, (ttmtbring the plain* Where 'he Cir­ cuit Court for Barn County I' I-M-n . l!;e premises described In *..ld niortaiqm. ex-xur laud heretofore rrh:i'"'I. or so inucu thereof as may be necesnary io iu,y lhe nm .iii.t due on-said mortgage, with 10 per cent. Interest and all legal costs, tm:ether wfili an attorney’s fee of twenty-five dollar* eovrmintcd for ■therein, lb” premise* itdng described In. aid io.h tg.tgv a* all tbdse certain piece* and parcels of land situate in the township of Hope and Or.«ngevlllc In ttu* county of Bam- and state of Michigan, and known and descritnsi as follows: Ia>! lumber- four (4) village of Cloverdale. Barn’ County. Michigan; also twrntv-five acres off the north part of the east nni-hidf ot the south east quarter of section twenty three <23> town t wo <2) narh ot range ten < 10) west, except a strip eight rods (8) north nnd south and twent* rotis (20) east and west in the south east corHiitMi M. Chase. Mortgagee. Fnii.tr T.Colobovk. Attorney for Mortgagee. . -Dated March •ith. 1HJ3. MORTGAGE SALE. Deiatill having t-een nvide lu the conditions :n-erfc»iu mortgage inadtf by Patrick St.Juhii deed*. for tire county ol Barry and state of Michigan, on the IBth'dny of July. A. D.. ixiHi. sills notice the mini of eighty-one dollar* ar-d nCAoneceuts, ami an atloruey's fve <>! Ilttevn t|n jir* provided tor In said mortgage, mid no -int nr proCeedlrii:* at law having been lastitii..1 to rt-cc-H-r Hie iu<m«y* secured by said mortgage oranv part there f. Now . therefore, bv virtue of the no*er of «nle contained in said i5‘>rtg;u’e. td'd the statute In such case made mid provided. Iiotlee I* hereby given that on Saturday.!Ito eighth day of April. A- D. 1^03. nt In the toremxm, 1 vliall sell nt puhlic sr-ui. HUM beiiiic the place where the of fifteen dollar, covenanvermises being described State of as follows: Mortgagee. made and dated on tbe 2l«t dav ot November. A ' D. IW in a certain cans? therein pend ng wnrrnl-» J-.l:n lli-lrte.. i» t-<i.i.:-t.diiknt and Gottlieb Zn*i lull It. H»i 11 ZirtcUid I. the Cliie.-uto. Knla:n-<rn and e,-.miu»w railroad and Casulus R • ii - o v. are .lefeudnt'ts. N(. vo h hereby given that I *hsll sell at auelMUto‘uaulffheat bidder, on 8*tur.•<> ttm 2x ..1 day ot Ajrd. a. D. is-j.i at ten «>'<-iovk I < u-.. !<>r< i>oOn. ;*l tlm north front door, m ilte court ••.»n*eln the City of Hast lag* County ... B»rr. am! mate nf.Mich'gnD. said Court (oom In inc U.h piiu- for homing the circuit court for s.-o.i i.4/ai>^oi B.»rry the foliowlnff desertbad proper j; Ut wit: The sonlb erat quart* r of tho *outii w<v»t quarter ol section seven In town four north, r <n.:- seven we*r nnd cotitnlnlng forty *»-r*' f nmru hr Ic**; ami conunenclng .1 fl.x t»’i ;u»4 runni’ig from Uienre Hiuih forty rods, ii.rui'1 w<-'i ty rote, thence i.nrtli forty rob, '*«».«•»• east twenty- rods to Hie pl*c<* «»f brKitmii'R. e.mtaln :ig five aer«-> ot "aud. this HIM> bring in "-.•Il f >nr north, range seven west Ditrd lli-itug'. Mfeb. March 7tr. 1»«i. ■ FRKl» W. M'Al.KKR, Circuit Court Commissioner. । Barry County, Mich. M.I N/.O F- K*n4*TON. N<»llflt»«r ttr CutnpinHiMnL PROBATE ORDER. th -Ctn lih-tm^i. in saJd anility, on \V««,|i.exMv the i-r ‘I** <•( M«rrh. In th»- year one tkiuu-niui vlylit uur.'iln-ii und ninety-three. J'resMil, » harie* tv. AnUstroug. Judge of Frebato In the matterol tbe e^Ute of Floyd E. Wales, a minor. On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied ef IlrriH-rl A. McBain, guitrdian <if said minor, prating for reasons In said petition set forth that lie may t«e licensed to sell tho real estate uf said minor as in said i>eiitlou. de­ scribed, . Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday, the 24th day ot March. Ak D. im. at teu o'clock in the forenoon Im assigned for the hearing of snld petition and that the heirs at law of said dervamM and nil other prr*ous laten-dod In said estate, are reunlrml to appear at a session ot said rMtrt. then to tv Un’den at l he Probate of­ fice. In thn City of Hastings. In said County, and show cause. If hoy there t>«. why the prayer *»( the ix.tllioner may not be -grantee. And it is further erdered. that Mid petitioner give i-oucr to the person* interested In said estate, uf the pendency of said petition and tbe hearing thereof by causing a copy ot this order to be published tn the Has­ tings Bannkp. a newspaper printed and circu­ ited In said County of Barry, dke in each week for threq successive Weeks previous to said day of bearing. Charlkn. w. ARM.vrnoxa, J udge of Probate. Do you Know? That more ills result from an Unhealthy Liver than any other cause-indigestion, Consti-* pation, Headache, Biliousness, jtnd Malaria usually attend it. Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator is a vegetable specific for Liver Disorders and tueir accompany­ ing evils. -It cures thousands why not be one of them ? Take Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator. . Your Druggist will supply you. Michigan Central “ Ths ITiagari Falls Route.” . dtalious. icfuult tins been made In the payti«- money secured by a mortgage dated <). v .of nepWinbiT. I'M. executed by l>. Hiubr*. S inth D. Hughe*, his wife. 1 . Strong and Emma Strong, bls wife, ot . Gin.tv, Michigan, which *>tld nuirtgagil iii Hie ufflre of the register of <i' of :li»eount> of Harry. In ilt>er .'J uf tnortfe'..-.! pages'.’1 ami 1’3on the 3d day ofOe••r ;d IJS)o’clock p. in. And. whcrv&s, ■::mrtc.>2>- Im* been duly assigned by the r.-. of itarry, on the gitit day of FebniiQo’e'.ucK a. in. Ill libcrus of mortIN. aud the same is now owned by Him. And whereas.the amount claimed to on sal I mortgage at the, dale .• Is Hie Mint «d ffMW.00 !|.;l and Interest, and th- furthi''inn .vi attorney tee stipulated :t>.iilg ige. and whi n I* th- whole i , .ii'-d i i be due.oh said mortr-ige »r proc«'•dlttif ha* been Instituted iu •ov. r the dept now remaining secured ■o’ ;.,ge. or any p.rt thereof whereby r /.! »i:li’.c i.t;-;ned in said mortgage iueoperative. ’ ..... h r-fn'e. ti itiee I* hereby given, that by virtue uf the sidd er.of sale, at.d in peryuauco i>: iliv statute m sneb ease made and provided. said mortgage wlin»e foreclosed bv a sale <■! Hie i-remi- ■' therein described, al public .mvtion. to the hlgne«t bidder, ut the front door "I the court hotro! hi Hasilngv. In said County of ta,rn .m>tl.e 3,1 day. “f June; next at ten .' .•i.v'k luiile toremum <>f thri dav: which said preitiiM'-. in* described jn said mortgage K-S fop Wake * bit tn rhe vdage of Irving. County of B;,rrv and Slii|« >>1 Michigan, aud running from tlu-ncr .ist or in an easterly direction along the rnwthllid !.•!< heretofore conveyed and lu the : uhr.av ert^-dm: itn-nwoaiui east ot the lot or ; < i'l died to Efile Baldwin, ami from said 1114U a.iv In ^ u'li easterly direction on tbo •uutH Sne .4 lite r.-<va ay, to intrr-oet the pond; t’.eac. <>u and along ilu- westerly line of said apple r v.-r to a pol.<t directly north of the l ■■ph ol MarlImr. ai.d from said point south to mu r’;ic«- of beKiniitng. couutlulng fen acres more .fid .,11 mi section thirty one in l••*nl<Mlr norm, range nine wen. exeepilntt frum tlw above all si rerts nnd highways now law fully thereon. Ala-rtiie undivided one-hnlf of t!m fuliowlti"- Commencing at a point fiftyt«<> !■■,■•. -I . l«;. h-*« weal and twelve rod*. ttiis-<- feel ami ‘hu e inches north of the so'ith• st roni rot Hu* iiorthwe't quarter of section lE'rty-one. i ,v.n f„tir north of range nine west; running irom thence west eight rods; thence north to tin- center of the Thonftipple river: then e .>ast eulil rods, thence south to place of !>*ginmng. It is expressly understood tnat thw l.i-t -lrs> ribvd premises Is all tbe premises, mill l-rivil-ge and right* of flowan, owned by Alonzo E. Gardner ami Frank Campbell and < pustltuting the late firm. Gardner. Campbell & I b . ■Irvine. Umt Ulfs mortgage Is Intend­ ed io cover the undivided one half of all right* cl •add Gnnlnci. Campbell & Co., together with the perm-tuni right to Hie water power, back watei, il w.«ce and mill privileges described above with Hie roller (Inuring mill and all mill fixture* therein now atimdlng or berc.xfler to be • 'cvih-d ami placed upon aald premises IncludIm: irith of above description*. John a. Robkbtson, Assignee. Attorney. ' Dated, Hastings, March 1st. 1803. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. in the matter ot the estate of Esther M. Pen­ nock, deceased. Xiiilee Is hereby given that I shall sell at pitlilic auction to the highest bidder, on Ft idiiy the 21st >lav id April. A. D., I«O, at ten o'clock. In the forenoon at Hie kst« residence of the date Entber M. Pennock, on secllou Sixteen herein described. In tbe township of Barry, ta the couuty of Barty, lu tiie state of Michigan, pursuant to license and authority granted to mo on t he 8th day of kutircb, A. D. IM3. by the Probate fuurt of Barrv county, MlcniKhn, all ot the estate,ridbt,title aud Interested the raid de­ ceMed otJin amt to lire real estate altoate and N-ing In lire county of Barry, in tire state ot Michigan, kn.wn and described as follow*, to-wit: / Tbe sobth we«t qunrti sixteen, exceptondanuoiic-h »lf «ci the south west cirner. TTlie south east quarwr ol.thr south east quarter vast <d tbo highway m,c'.i;»n seven­ teen. schliol lot number f . Motion sixteen, an lutowti id north nine(0» we*t. Also rteeb eomtncndn -----1. N. R, 9- W., thence ’ • .. rous L.-f. MSt west four rote,--------- - ------ »» four rods, tbenee north 15 rod* to the place ox ta-ginning. Abo eonuacnclnff »t the north w**» corner of lot 38 in tbe village of Delton, Barry county,-Mich., tbeure east W> feet, thence aqath 30 feet, thence west 00 feet, thence north » feet ou acctlon six, town 1 north. 'STiIXSm. l>XUd. Mxreb SU>. .MX ta.m.!p.m |p.m.lp.tn.|*.m ,..| 7.tt[ J.ll| « 38|HJ»i >J» SASHNOd-.. Stations. Labtingx.................... I X5B| ASilULOel V.u3| 1.00 M. A. GILl.MAN. D*cat Agent, Hasting- CARTERS CURE •adaehoand HckHredache i /relioroall tiretron rcn!*rkiblo «ucco* iuu been ehowu la curing 4 SICK HcsJaehs. yet Cutter’* Littlo Liver rm* *N equally valuable In Conatlpatlon. curing aud preTeatlua UiUaauoyingcomplainLwhlto tboralao corroc’all disorder* ot thoauimach^Umulaio the liver aud rogateto tho bowels. Emu If they only - HEAD 'Acl s'-hay would bealmoatpricelomto Ow**wM ■ut.'cr from this dtetnse-dngcomplaint; butforta. ratal v their noodnassdoes aotor.d hero^md tho** whoouco try thi m will And th«so JIUlo nl icln so many ways that they will no: bowllItat; wdowithout tbezn. But aLcr oUalck head ACHE luhtoi ...W1ITJ. ttjl bjmlj wJ... we o or gM^boot. Oir pUU e«. U W1U1. cihw.Jp ooL ___ strictly vegetebtoraddo not grip- or purge. but by Ureir i.-.-ntte action plo-e *U who usetbam. Invl*lnat25c«it*: five for |L Bold CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New YoriG SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Scientific American Agency for CAVEATS, DESIGN PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, etoJ Tot Handbook writs to InOAOWAT, N*W YullK. urhur patent* in America, taken out by us Is bmwrht befovo tbo public by a notice given free of charge tn the ^rientifir >iutricau mm should be without it. '*“e£’Xks ACT) HISTORY OF A WEEK. tacked n dosen men and killed a horse. It was finally shot The Rev. Samuel L. Beiler, D. D., has been elected vice chancellor of the Amer­ ican university at Washington. ‘The annual convention of the saddle and harness makers will be held at St Louis at the beginning of April. itillo Coumo, Savannah’s only repre­ sentative of the Mafia, carried his bulldoz­ ing method* so far that ho was killed by a compatriot tn *elf-defenae. The Idaho legislature bra ad jonrned sine die The apportionment bill,providing for the Republic State encampment elected representation lu the house for the Mor­ E. A. Shores, of Ashland. commander. man population of the southeastern coun­ Mrs. Belle Hanover, of Merrill; waa elected t les failed to pass. Tbe bill enfranchising president by the Women’s Relief crops. the Mormons passed and has been signed by the governor. John Farrell, In jail at Louisville, Tenn., After being a dent mute for sixty-flvo charged with the murder of‘•Tom” Woods years Dr. Livingston, of Rondout, N. Y., has made a complete confession. has suddenly acquired the power of speech Later return* from tho election* in and bearing. • Spain are Jess favorable to tbe Republi­ The la*t word* cf Margaret Fox-Kane— cans; who suffered unexpected losses lu one of the Fux sister*, the noted spiritualthe provinces The government majority i*t« of many year* ago—wa* a request for incungrcss.it 1* estimated, will be about “one more drink.” . JOO. Five fishing schooners from Gloucester, The treasury department has made It Mass., are given up for lo*t with sixty necessary for the Chinese entering the lives. They are supposed to have foun­ United States by Canada or Mexico to dered iu the recent storm. prove tbeir right, no passports or other pa­ Farmers in the Dakota corn L\lt have be­ pers being accepted as prima facie evi­ gun planting,the weather bein/perfect for dent* of such right. that sort of work. Report* frum the Michigan peach belt George Winn a negro ofG laagow, will bo ray that the yield this season will be the sold under the vagrant act of Missouri on largest for a number of years. the block nt the court house door in Tbe MncMurry-Judge Architectural Iron Fayette, Mo., to tbe highest bidder for company, at St. Loul*. has failed, with lia­ cash in hand for a term of six month*. bilities of 1140,000. The Comet mine 'at Ironwood, Mich., The government of Brazil has seized six cars of arms destined for-the revolution­ ha* established the eight-hour day. , About 150 of the 306 delegates who voted ists who are besieging Santa Annx , Orville Overholt, a grain dealer at As­ for General Grant’s nomination for presi­ at the Republican juuipuuu, ~ ;------ National convensumption, un, Ills., nsaigneu assigned tor for me the uenent benefit or of dent crwlitor* Liabilities, 127,UDO; assets. »37, >' J!0®.if 0!.’,8(s0 .OU),’ » at Chicago, Ch,c“8°which General ’ waa successful, atter-MafnI Intend intf I fJarn^lii Garfield was to celebrate tbe next anniversary ot General Grant’* President Cleveland hm* been asked hy birthday- with a dinner at Philadelphia on the Baltimore conference of the Methodist April ‘-7. Episcopal church to Interfere In behalf of Large numbers aof farmers are moving the Rev. J. H. Nelson, who i* imprisoned from Illinois and* eastern Iowa to north­ in Brazil for writing an articlu relating to western Iowa, eastern Nebraska and South ’.he won-hip of Mnry. First Vice President Joseph W. Rein­ Dakota. Admiral Gherardi says there will be hart, of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railway, has been elected to the presi­ forty warships of modern build iu the dency of the company, to succeed Allen Columbian naval parade lu New York har­ bor April 20. Manvel, dec&sed. Five pretty Buffalo girls are missing and tba.natives are trying to discover which it Frank Newbro, a skilletl engraver, com­ was who eloped with Hugh Mecghan, an mitted suicide .it Portland, Or., by taking irresistible young mau of that place. morphine. Ho is said to be the son of a ProfesMcr Dewar, an English scientist, wealthy physician of Grand Rapids. Mich. has succeeded In producing a solid chunk , Albert Rogers, who three yenrs ago ab­ of air—solidified by almost Inconceivable sconded from Needle*, CaL, with Ilb.Ouu cold. ■worth of diamonds shipped thither by Wells-Fargo, cf w hich company he was an employe, has been captured at Benton , -The White Sand company’s works nt Harber. Mich. Most of the stolen dia- ■ Sheridan, Ills., were destroyed by fire. Tho J i loss is FJ5,(XX», only partly insured. The ! tuouds were recovered. I origin of tbe tire is unknown. Thia was Fire at Brownsville., Or., damaged the ! i Sbcridnn’a principal industry. Ftockof the BrownsrillH Woolen mills-co ... ’ ,> , .. । the extent ot ,100.000, only Exit ot wbleb Gl«a.toue 1. I»>4 np with aeo <1 .ml llto 1, oororad by InotranLo. 1 “ ““d reading-of tb « >borne “>»■« ">'• " >* “ I second tbe rule w bill has been postponed until after Easter. Julius H. Stitch, a prominent batmnker i ‘cf New York city, shot aud killed himself ,.T’,C JJ'lrnB Slcfa,rin« bou* •. ' the secretary of the treasury $500,000 in I . ' . u i noli coin for silver certificates or trensuLr j gold coin fur silver certificates or treasury In' a free-for-all fight that took place ] notes. | after a cock fight nt Ionia. Mich., Marviu । In an effort to arrest Warren Kiekrnan, I A Baxter received injuries from which ho , „ w I Velvin, of GreenJ colored. City Marshal or urccndied *’ ' ' " ” • I -ville, Tex., won shot in the head fatally, i• Thomas T. Eckert has Ireen elected pres­ ! but wa* able to return the lire, killing lhe ' ident of the Western Union, vice the lata , • negro. Peter Turney, the governor of ZTenne*- i T|xe director* of tho Morgan County (Ilin.) I see, was inaugurated in bed last January I Fair association have met and. rescinded ! and now it t* said that he cannot live two onlcr to have no fair this year, ami j weeks. there will tie & mecliug at a date to be I Axibfbt eanb<iuako shock wx. Ml at \ nqrrad upon at a latura tima. | New York anti Brooklyn. A reprieve has been received at Lamar, Kraraet Dalton, a mranhtr ot tbo tamou. J'» • >>X ,'*««’ «om Gor«raor alona . caoKot outlaw., mtcrad a plan, ot fruity ; arajiun tor tblrt, dopi tbo exrauUon ot ‘ ft loonier In tho .econd degree at lt.de«' b““ lh"” Non<? GODS THAT MEN MAKE LESSON XII, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SECIES, MARCH 19. (A MISSIONARY LESSON.] 9. "They that moke a graven image are all of them vanity, and their delectable things ahull not profit.” Jehovah will yet be Known in all the world, aud in i» far os we by word and deed make known that Jesus 1* Jehovah, the only true Got! nnd only Saviour, wo have tbe missionary rpirit. Israel was God's chosen people to be His witnesses, but idols were witnesses unto themselves that they were vanity. Compare veree 8 with this verse. Those who know not God may worship -vanity, hut the people of God are to worship Him In spirit aud in truth. 10. “Who hath formed n gal or molten a graven image that Is profitable for npthLngf” Surely only those who are blind and foolish, and Gal has pronounced a woe upon all such (Hub. 11, 18, 19). Israel, His own people, He commanded not to worship graven images (Ex. xx, 4. 5), and yet they forsook Him and did the very thing He commanded them not to da Hu has commanded us to be Hin witnesses in the power of His Holy Spirit (Acts 1,8), telling us of old that His work ennuot bu done by might or wisdom cf man, but only by His Spirit (Zech, lv, 6). yet we, like Israel, turn from Him and think more of men and money than of Him. 11. "Behold, all hi* fallows shall be aahamed; and the workmen, they are of men.” Nothing but shame and confusion can attend those who turn from God to men, for without God nothing can be done (John XV, 5). ’ Real work that will stand must be God working In ns to will aud to do of His goal pleasure; all else will come to naught. “The loftiness of man shall be bowed down, and the haughtiness of men shall l>e made low, nnd the Lord alone shall be exalted.” . 12. "He is hungry and his strength faileth; lie drinketh no water and is faint.” Thia is the smith who with fire and ham­ mer and tongs fashioned t he metal of the Image to be worshiped, but his gal which his hands inaku caunob strengthen him nor give him drink.. Contrast the true God, who giveth power to the faint and to them that have no might. He increasetli strength. Hu pours water upon him that is thirsty and floods upon the dry ground (Isa. xl, 2l’l; xlir, 8). • 13. “Thu carpenter mnketh it after the figure of a nmu, according to'tho beauty of a man. that it may remain in the house.” A wooden man, made by a man. and yet worshiped ns a god—and there arc lots of them in the world still. We profhM to know a man. who tw also a carpenter, and ut the same time true God—Gal manifest in the flesh, who died for u> and rue again from the dead and Is now at tba right hand ot Gal, truly God and truly man, having ail power. If we do really know Him a* our own Saviour nnd God, then He lives in our bodies us His abode, nnd being in the house He cannot be hid; but how is it He is so little seen.* 14. "He heweth him down evdr^ri; he plnnteth an nsh, and the rain doth nourish it.” Hu uses trees which the true God makes to grow, aud which are nourished by rain from heaven, but knows nothing of trees of riglr-cousness, the planting of the laird, that He might be glorified (laa. pendenee. K;w., an I was at unce sentenced i -““rcu L». lxi.3). Aud wl;y» Because the men who tu imprisonment for life. ! Charles A. Smith, formerly treasurer ot ought to be like trees pltmteil by tbe rivers ---------------| Hamilton county, O.. now an undertaker uf water, bringing forth fruit in season, Friday, March 10. ■ at Cincinnati, wolktxl.uff the roar platform arc forsaking the only fountain and turn­ — . of athe ear at Uhlrichsville, O., while in a Sult has been .............................. commenced against ing away from God (P*. i, 3; Jer. ii, 13). Chicagonnd Northwestern toad for (10,(AW somnntubuliatie state.. He will probably 15. “He mak-th it a graven Image; and ' ,. . ...a. ...» ----- _»oft-iEl­ Uve. though how ho escaped instant death by the relatives of Michael Gaffney, falieth down thereto.” Tbe name xvood with the high speed of the Crain is a gin, who was killed at Elburn. Kane coun­ with wblch ho warms himself and luikes , ty. Ills., n few day* ago. The company’s ■ marvel. his bread he worships as his god. *Ile does offer of $1,W<> was di-Hluedr The Illinois state board of health has at I not know who gives him Jife and breath Samuel C* Cousin- , a paper cutter at ! last agreed to recognize the diplomas of the i and nil things, and seems not to have heard Toronto, OuL. believe* bhuseif to be the National Homeopathic college at Chicago. | of the Gai who fed Israel for fortyt years There bna been a struggle over this matter । with bread from lieaven. Jesus'saysNa us long-lost Chai lie H’ ss. Herman Meinkc waa killixl nnd Amos for more than a year. ' I that, He is the Bread of Life which came Coan badly injured nt Wyaudotte, Mich., j Senator Gorman Lx raid to have written down from heaven, and that He gives Him­ by the breaking of a raw iu a saw mill. » letter declaringuecmring- tnat. a that tnc the Democrats in , self for tho life of the world (John vi, 5). Mta Julia M. Hall,ot New Canaan, Conn.. ; the United States senate will not scat any j Id. “He eateth- flesh, he roaxteth roast who had been an inmate ot a private asy- • senator appoinfed by tbe governor of any nnd is satisfied.” Meat and drink and the him for some time, committed suicide by ' state. I nourishment of his animal life are all he ’'"'’“.‘“‘'.n'"'1' ' LIVE STOCK ANO PRODUCE MARKETS. cares for. -He live* like the brute lieasts, E. Coolidge, w banker of naupaca, . । like those today who say they have do Win., who failed *om<! time ago, haabeen Chicago time for church nnd religion; they must found -guilty, on the charge of receiving • Chioaoo. March 11 ■ earn -o a living, and think that things of deposits when he knew hi* bank to be in- . Mfewtag were Lhe quotation* on tholtaanl I heaven are only for those who are sick and. •oxvent. 1 of trade today: Wheat — Marcli, ojicnod dying, or aged people and little children. The penitentiary investigating commit- t 73^*0. closed 7J^c; May. opened ..J*c. closed I 17. “And 1 ic residue thereof he mnketh bra discovered that sev*ev- ] 7»Mc; July, opened 7JHc. cl<»ed 72%c. Corn; n god, and worebipeth it, onfTprayeth unto tee of Nebraska has eral death* in the‘pen” at Lincoln arc at- ; -March, opened 4iy. rimed 41Hc: May,] i(Are we reading of South Sea islandtribuubl. to lb. »»» punbdimeM raeu.1 I ' ” "r 01 ,rom 11,0 h“rt °f AWcal'“JL'?2^ICl,n,> t k’lTTT'M ™,n ctawl J«"“- «P~«1 ifc who know no brtttt- No. w. .re racing 1 bH>,aro’>ie,which left tue Mersey rfo. 11 juiy, opened closed S.?»c. pork—j of people near to Israel, andof many in for New* York, lias not been spoken for ; March, opened (17.7a closed 517.35; May., Israel, that nation which God exalted twenty-seven day*, not since she left the ! opened 117.75; dosed (17.3714; July, opened nbovenll nations, that through then: He Mersey, and none of lhe hundredsut vessel.* ■ ffl7Ak closed (17.80. Lard—March, opened might be known, and this tells how they making tbe trans-Atlantic trip has sighted . ffl-.W. closed >12,10. .hud 5 .fallen. Bwt — ... O church . of - — wait, God,/ or obtained news of her. »tock-Ho#K The price al ..th* Union । ere you condemn them. Israel became nti Krwl Jnblom . proruluret tor.n«r re- 1 S“k. . ’I4* ’ Receipt* for the day Jfl.UuO; quality fair; empty vine nnd brought forth fruit unto aiding near Mascoutah, 111., was found! left over about 4.0ri; market waa . hlmaelf (Hos. x, 1). hat tire yon doing dead in bed. Ho was 75 years old. Heart [ rather doll and weak; packers and shippers with your entertainments and lectures disease is supposed to have canard death. slow to buv; bur: price* prices fully 15c lower. lower, ’ sale* sales and line fine music nnd works of men's men’s hearts henrta Fire nt Milwaukee burned Romadka ' r»n**d at >4.8U©7.00 pig*. ff7.aw.3O light, ' and bauds, bowing down to these things Bros, trunk factory-loss. (35,000, insured; , **?* nnd to I’1’”P1‘5 of culture nnd Influence, —aud from severely to seriously injured *' ™ ’ ^1 Instead of bowing to G<ri alone. COHDEKEt Meat fftakes an everyday convenience of an old-time I'jxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each pacltago makes two large pies. Avoid imitations—and insist on having tbB NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse. N. T. Dalroii, Lansing & Mta TIME TABLE. In effect January 22,1863. Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detroit and the east. M. jP.~lL Grand Rapids W Elmdale Clarksville Lake Odessa 1 Woodbury iHunflald Mulliken jGrand Ledge ll>tr*?tK ITT Lv Howard City „ Edmore Stanton ,. Ionia IGoing Weat~ | Detroit Ijtnslng Grand Ledge Mulliken Hunfleld Woodbury Lake Odessa Clarksville Ktmdale Alto McCord Hast Paris Ur Grand Rapids 8 Grand E*dff* Portland Ionia Howard City Ionia Stanton rdinorc____ • Every day, others week days only, t stop on signnl. Parlor cars on ail trains between Grand Kai>id.*and Detroit. Beats 23 cents. Coomcttoo* made inUnion station. Grand Rapids with the ClIK'AiloA Wnrr* Mk-HJGAX KAILWAT FOB ms. Ciiaulkvoix anx» PrrorKXY. Favorite route to tbesummer resorts of northern Michi­ gan. Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago. 8:60 A Leave (or Manistee and Traverse City 7 JO M.ands-ool*. M. Leave lor Cbarlexoli nnd Petoskey 7 JO A. M. Parlor cars on day trains and sleepers on night trains to Chicago. Ask our agent* for further Dsrtlculsrs of \ write to . Gkorg* DKllAVEX.Gen’l Faas’r Ag’t. Grand Rapid*. Chicago, Kalanaioo J; Sagiaiw TIME TABLE. In effect September 11,1832. Stations. NUBTII. Kalamazoo Lv.. East Cooper Richland J unci Cressey Milo Delton Cloverdale Shultz Hastings-.......... Coats Grove.... Woodland Woodburjr lensing... Detroit Grand Rapids. Statlou*. south. Kalamazoo Ar.. RasXCooi<er Lv. Richland Juoct Cressey ... MUo Dolton . . Cloventale Shulti a. m. 10 00 •9 40 9 13 •9 34 9 2S 9 20 9 1C •9 01 p. m. 6 25 •6 13 •3 16 •ft 06 3 01 •6 Cl • * 40 JO •5 M 6 45 2 05 6 37 1 30 •5 27 1 10 8 47 5 13 12 45 Hastings. •8 33 •4 » •12 00 S 23 I (8 11 S3 8 11 4 Ul 11 44 Coats Grove Woodland Lansing 3 4.4 10 45 Detroit.... 1 3S 7 50 7 00 Grand Rapids. eight men, nearly all firemen. ] 'Cattle-Receipts for tho day 17jnk quality ’ 18 \ ? , 1U ', C *? ot , k # , n ° wn no ^ nDder—Receipts tho moderately day 17JkLk quality •Stop* on signal only. W. S. Bowen, a Roman Catholic of oiKkttle fain marketforonly nctlvs for He hath shut their eyes that they j fain market only moderately active ♦ No*. 5 and * will not carry paswnger* unlea* Westchester. Pa. sent bis children to on packing and *nd shipping account: price* were cannot The thing on earth ---------- eec.^ ----- , greatest V --------------------- provided with freight train permite. train* will be run at tbe convenleoee public school and the priest excommuni­ unchanced; quotation* ranged at S5.3QS.aj. is the knowkdge’of God; it is better than of Freight the company, who reserve the right to change choice to extra sh.pplng steers. ffl.NxftS.S ' all earthly wkdoni or riches or might (J(r. cated him. Monsignor Satolll has just re­ tnlns without notice. good to choice da. $4,1^1.63 fair to good. I ix, 23,94)1 J«»U* w»id, “This lx life eternal, the time of such W. S. Drwinr. (len’l Manager. stored Bowen to hl* church privileges, re­ ffAfi^MJX.’common to nrtlna da. to know Thee, the only true God. and H. C. Porrxu. G^:'l P. s I. Av . gardless of bis offence butchers’ ateen, (taifttJ. Stocker*. (LWSJ» I . ciiri«t w-hnm Thou hiwt sent" I Lib.. A dividend of S3 per *hare hw been de-; Texas rteera (OKMlB feeder*. ffxio^L.-d lared'by the dared'by the Bell Bell Telephone Telephone company, company, !I cow^ (XuOftM'. heifer*. S2ri5*>A75 balls, and * ri,’,3)’ ,A n<U£u*®°u“t£I f*tb,n»P b“* r r । ffim.i^nm v..|d enire* । loss for lhe excellency of tbo knowledge of payable April 15. * Sheep-Keceipt.s for lhe day ID.Wk quality Christ (Phil, iii, fi). Because Israel Engineer Phillips of a passenger train ■ ■.in-.. wi.i.-r.. .-nn. f“,r« m^kct ratlior aqtlve and price* un- deliberately nnd willfully turned awny was killed killed and and conductor Conductor William Cum-:. cbanKeJ7 quotation, rarorcd at S4.*Uft3.23 * from her God He therefore abut her eyes was wiinam yummins, of the same train, was badly Injured Wo.t-rnK gLioji'd naHrra, and nnd hardened her heart. Compare laa. vi, in a collision at Chnddaford Junction. Pa , ff5.40aa.s-, iambi*. i 0 10- Math xill 11 ! 1 separator. 2M»ft ’1P-’ "And none crxuidereth iu hi* heart.’’ Saturday. March- XI. —. — packing Sc? ISfttee.-----Ejm-Briih tS 1T.-H7 ‘^ N® «*med to haw aro** enough to Tbe Empress Frederick worked a*bit of stock. I5ftl6e. Eggs—Frcah stock, 17<.-cl7’*o sir. MILD carpet on which all her children knelt when per do* Dressed poultry-Chicken*. ItaWo »ny. Here lx wood of which I make a fire to confirmed; the late emperor’s coffin rested 1 per lb; turkey*. 13^>15c; duck*. rJftllc; warin me. and boku .my bread, nnd roast flLSTSlWE geese. Italic. Potatoes — «»« Wisconsin Bur------- ■- •• —' my ment, and the rest J worship a* a god, upon it*, the present German emperor aud ’------- ‘ banka, TwaTHc per bu; Hebron. 86473c; Peer ­ ---- ---------------falling down to the slock of a tree. When tbe Princesses Charlotte, Sophia and Vic­ lew. •w.itWc; Hase. < - a>c Sweet potatoes— t once nit.n turn nwwjr from the wort! of God, toria were married standing on it. Illinois; SX'iOjJi W p bbL 1 Apples “ —Fair e to n tjiey are rvmiy tn IteHevc any delusion, and The duke of Cumberland possesses an goal. pei ■ jl; fancy. I flud •'.plenty —will ■ — ----’.T*' (II Thess. "7""' il, 10-12). 7" , immense fortune in gold and silver plate. Cranberries—Jersey. i»ncy. fflO.lriftll.hJ per they His collection of family jewels is worth up­ bbl. Honey—White clever In Lpuund sec: 1 20- “He Iccdeth on tube*} o deceived ward of £400,000. Tho duke is the owner Hons, liftIGc per Hr. broken comb, luc; dark heart bath turned him aside that bo con cotub. good condition, 8<i*e: extracted. TftSo -I not - deliver bi* ■ soul. ...... ” It We hoed not of some of the most valuable ot what were promptly and only tho word of God. mUnn formerly the English crown jewels. ! will continually deceive u« and gire ns Tbe quMn bee eppoioted Major General . „„,., Nrw Yohe. March IX 1 ashes for bread. Seo how the church 1* Sir George Sle.r.n While.-who MKcee.1. mraer-No. 1 rad rad. opened Irra no deceive*! twlay. fancying that she is Israel, grrxHA'nr'r-.— Lord Robert* as commander-in-cliicf in : foreign buying, declined local reul- i and that htr Catalan Is to convert the India, to bo a knight grand commander of ixing. advanced, hiftide. declined ’iftvjc, tbe Most Eminent Order of tho Indian ■ rteady*; .May, 77 T-lityTi&c; June.—c; July, ; world, ar,d that si.cIjoh plenty of time to do it in. Seo bow the people follow those Empire. I frroc; Augut, a%c; September, HUft Uncovered by t.’in eminent I-rturte. Jucriailst 15 December, h.Jq Rye-Nominal; , who destroy the Word, and leaven their nvrrcc* dxuM.<«x lid&cs taitc.-ubzi.i ortetr.:™ »v 11Ham Herr, John Grosbeck, Julius okftaac. Barley-Dull and firm; ' faal till it secinn as If the whole was Lempku, nnd Frank Slmond* were buned I mate, OKHkt; western. ®ftS c; No.1 Toronto, lunvenul already. Let n* turn eye* and beneath the ruins ot a collapsing turret j iw^wc: No. 3 do. 84ft8fic. Corn-No. tfVery 1 hearts to Him who is “expecting till Hl* which they were putting on a Chicago dull, firm; March, 5o?*e; April, —c: May, I enemies be mode Hix footstool” (Heb. x, house. Simonds will probably die. , June. --c; July, tBi&'IXe: No.' 18), and filled with His spirit live to make ba. ^opud CU AO.U.U.O bat- . | Him known, obeying tu tbe utmost Hia May. 3-WtfdH 5-16c; Mate, Pork , command, “Go ye into all tbe world nnd A milch cow afflicted with hydrophobia -QulaU uew me**. $lVJUQ19.7j; old iucm. i preach the Gospel to every creature;’’ then ran amuck iu tKa very brirt of thu retail Si'--7 019-50; extra prime nominal, laird—| ahall wu rraliM Hi* "Lo, 1 am with you kS*J»MxS besinen portion of Kansas City. It ate <jluta; nominal; *team rend^red.ffbUa | EWK. Bottle HeadachE! jj— Cures Constipation HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, �Additional County News. A ifleasant surprise was twenV KwtalSSwalu by ^ut school mates who asscmbW ,u evening 10 1U«-«X- ouno S In b, lhe merrr granp or «nn TO See .lldl U.T Ue CT or ell -bo were pn«nl-«n ebUdmn. niowsant evening was principally sja-u* fn^oltowing what they tertn a spider web, renorta very enjoyable time hi follow Uh end—Od Friday the 10th, Mrs.. W. T. Berber reeelved ll» »d new. or tbe eery sudden death of her sister. Mrs. Ulart Loomis, aged 83- of ‘he norttl weat p*rt,uf Hope, who expired about 5 o clock tbe previous afternoon. She leaves a busband. one daughter and two sisters to mourn her departure—Mrs. Hattie Gould and daugh­ ter of Kalamazoa are visiting her brother, M ’& Barber—Lew Smith and wife in company with Frank Tobey and wife, of Caledonia, art visiting A. O. Cortrtght and family, calling on other friends about tbe Corners, and on their return borne expect to visit Mrs. Asher Stanley, of Prairieville —Mrs- Martha Loomis funeral services was observed on Sunday at Cedar Creek, and her burial took place here In lhe east cemetery by the side of a former husband, John Stock—Harry Bellinger delivered his fat sheep to-<iay at Richland—Ed. Hursley intends to ship his fat sheep Tuesday, and go with them to Buffalo—J. H. Brown has commenced moving from Plainwell to Ross, where he takes full possession of a farm the first of April. , Sunday School Convention. Following is the program for the annual convention of tl^e Barry County Sabbath School Association to be held in the M. E. cbarch. Hastings, Mich., Tuesday and Wednesday. March 23th and 39th, 1893. TUESDAY AFTERNOON. 2: 30—Song service, Im! by Miss Quinn, Hastings. . Scripture lesson and prayer—Rev. E. M. Blanchard. Hastings. Address of Welcome—Rev. W. M. Puf­ fer. Hastings. Response— Rev. J. W. McAllister, Nashville. Music. Buslnes’!—Appointment of committees on resolutions, credentials, etc. Address—Record of Sabbath school work. Mrs- A. D. Grigsby. Hast­ ings. Report of committee of entertainment. 7:30 TUESDAY EVENING. ’ Devotional exercises—Rev. W. Keillor, Woodland. Address—Rev. W. H. Wright, Free­ port. Paper—Mrs. M. F. Jordan, Middleville. Paper. The manhood and womanhood tbe age demands— W. O. Lowdi n. Hast­ ings. Song—Rev. J. W. Horner, Middleville. Address. Rev. Mr. Dealtry, Middleville. Music in charge of pres, of choir. 9:00 WEDNESDAY FORENOON. Devotional exercises—Rev. Mr. Baxter, Nashville. Township Reports. . / ’ Address. “Advance methods Of S. S. and Evangelistic work—M. H. Reynolds. State Sec’y. . Paper. "Why am 1 a Christian?”—Lottie Carpenter, Woodland. Address. "Norman Work and a Normal Less on—M. H. Reynolds. Paper. "The future men and women the result of present teachings—Mrs. G. E. Hollister. Hastings. » «. "« Kt Cline, tots, village W«hmPLPerry to Joseph McConnell. 470 a. There is a sunken forest of white cedar on the coast at New Jersey which baa been continuously “mined” for ita valuable timber for more than eighty years. The curious Industry of digging for thsunk­ en logs is carried on by people of Dennhvillefa village which waa brought into existence solely through the wealth of the buried timber in its vicinity. Over this large forest trees of large site are now trowing, and in many instances tho growng timber is cut away in order to get at the more valuable logs wblch lie only three or four feet beneath the surface. It is be­ lieved that they were sunk by ah earth­ quake.—Chicago Dispatch. A Poet's Pitiful Plight. Once a friend, a lady who had some prop­ erty !n Virginia, wrote Mr. Whittier of having named a street in a new town for tyn and having set aside a portion of ground in his name. ’ He replied with thanks, adding that be bad that week re­ ceived news of no leaa than three towns or streets being named for him, with a gift of town lota, adding, “IJ this sort of thing goes on much longer I shall be land poor.” —San Francisco Chronicle. Some, flies thrust their eggs into the bodies of caterpillars, but always in auch parts ot the body that when the larvae are feeding on the flesh of the foster parent they will not eat into the vital part. n ~ Can the fly reaaou?—Exchange. PARASOLS JUST LOOK AT THIS The best gloria silk 26 inch Umbrella in the state, will wear better than all silk, for $1.00 A good gloria silk 26 inch Umbrella gold dr silver ring................................... - • Better grades proportionately cheap. Mail orders filled with special care. VOIGT, HERPOLSHEIMER & CO A royal folio has a page 19 by 12 inches; a royal quarto, 12ft by 10; a royal octavo, 10ft by Oft; a 12 ma, 7 by 4; a 24 ma, 5 by 2ft; a 33 ma, 4 by 2ft; a 48 ma, 3ft by 9ft 78, 80, 82, MONROE ST., Every book hunter sets books which were once the pride of every library at the door of secuudhand lxx>k stores labeled, “Your Choice fbr Ten Centa.” Hastings Markets. Apples per bu. eo to 63. Butter. 18 to 20. Beans unpicked per bu., 1.75. 1 Coni per bu.. 50. ■ Corn, shelled per bu.. 00. Eggs per dor,, 13 to 15. Hides per lb.. Hors, five per hund., 7 00. Hogs dressed ..*.00 to 8.5a and 20, we shall give tne the laaies ladies 01 of nasnngs Hastings and sur­ Next Monday, March 4'J, rounding, country a grand opportunity of buying a 26 inch umbrella or a par­ asol at prices they will never duplicate again. Hiving bought a manufactur­ ers stock at a very low figure, we shall have a special sale of these umbrellas commencing next Monday to last for one week.— If your fiancee smilingly accepts even . the best of apologies for tbe smallest of in­ attentions she is beginning to cool, and If you make many of them you are.—Century. GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN Agent for Butterrick’s Celebrated Paper Patterns. Rye per bu.. 60Tallow per lb.. B. Oat* per bu.,33. Hover Seed per bu>, 7.00 to 8.00. Timothy Seed per bu.. 2J». Barley per bu.. 90 to 1.10 Onions per. bu. i.m' to 2.00. Maple sugar per lb. iSHc. 3rd day ol April, 1893. In compliance with section six (0, ot tbo city charter, at which election tbo foltoylugoffieeraare to be elected: Mayor Itecorder. Treasurer, one Justice of tho Peace In place ot Marehn W. Riker, whose term of office expires July .4tli, next; oue Marshal, Bnnnr. ■ visor first Mit&ourth wards. Supervisor sewjtfcl and third wards, also one aiderman tor each o f *J’° °1*’ .German in second JS w'iL2r^c“fey: numbers ot Board of Educatton from tbe four wards of the city as follows: Fur the first ward, lu place of M- »p8,’'n'ir. second ward. Thor. 8. Brice ’h*S» wanl. Wm. H. Spence, fourth ward. Rob'i !•’ ,a®ndersh°<t; also one member of Boani of Do not fail lo attend the supper given IWueation front fourth ward to fill vacancy by the removal from the ward of Itob't by the Y. P. S. C. E. at the society rooms. caused I. Hendrnihnu, all of whose terms of office ex­ Tuesday, March 21st, from 5 tu 7. Come pire on the llrtt day of July next. Alw four from the four wards ot th» city as aud bring all your, friends and neighbors. constables foitowa: 1 for the first ward. 1 for the seLm? The annual donation visit and reception ward.1 tor ,bo ,hlnl *arU M.<11 tor the fourth visit wilt be tendered Rev. W. M. Puffer Ttw following plvrev hare been deslsnved and family on Wednesday evening ot next week. March 22, nt the church parlors front 5 to li o’clock standard time. A cor­ dial invltalion is extended. ward, council rooms; fourth ward, sheriff’; Office, court house. ’ ■uerHi ’ Tt.w V. L. 8. C will meet with Mias Gben uh-ler my hand nod rhe <...1 »•._ Lntni’ni iu with the following program: Ud* • Q.mlatlon. news items. I®®4*! E. G. HoLnttooK. flreek architecture and sculpture, Mrs. ________________________ _ ________ Recorder, Bow up. PROBATE ORDER. Classic Greek course iu English, Mrs. State of Michigan, (tounty ot Barry, ss. N. Bailey. sets ion ot tbe rrobau; 'Court r«» Scleutifl: phases of mining, Mrs. Lam- tbe acounty ot111 l**e Barry ’ ?ity hoidr-, of dHa*tinn ’ in ■oreanx. ( liario, w. innvron,, JLd„ a „,n**tor ot the estate of Hann.v. W. Russell, deceased. Hannah On nmdimc and filing the prtlUbn dnlv vo-in^i y’ 8 v’ n*xt Sund’ty evening utth.- !'re.byttrianchurch under tbe leader­ ship of Mrs. Rogers. .__ Tto'Judies of tfae Presbyter an church heartily invite ibetr friends to supper In weiety roo.ua pa Friday evening. UMBRELLAS ’'««• "iKS* The executive committee of tbe Barry County Christian Endeavor Union held an entlitislastic meeting in this city a few days’ ago to arrange the program for the next county convention which will be held April 33d at Middleville. The union has been steadily growing since its organlxatlon less than a year ago. and the Christian young (x*ople of the county ought to be congratulated upon their success in so good a work. ••Services as usual at the Presbyterian uhurrh next Sunday. sale ’■jsi.T-.rrS’S"d,?%>»»>. 3: 00 WKDNK8DAY AFTERNOOX Devotional exercises—Rev. Mr. Martin, Hastings. Address, “Character necessary to a To the Qualified voters of Barry County. MlehlPursuant to due notice from the Secretary of Teacber’s’succes.'*—Prof. W. D. Sterling, State you sje bvrebv notified that atthegenerHastings. election Jo tie held lu tbe st«te on Monday. Paper, The Teacher's Preparation— al April 3nX/l>«i. the followiug officers are to be Mrs. H. R. Dickinson, Nashville. । elected: An Associate Justice ot the Supreme Paper, Tbe supreme work of the S. S. < ourt. In place ot Frank A. Hooker, whose term otoffico will expire December 31st, i«so; also —Miss Alice Eddv. Hastings. two r^ents ot the University In place of Her­ Paper. Teaching temperance in the S. S. man Kiefer and Charles B. Whitman, whose —Mrs. N. Godfrey, Freeport. terms ot office will expire December 3lst. 1M3Paper, That Boy. How to win him— also a Circuit Judge for the 5tb Judicial Circuit' to which Barry County belongs; also an amend­ Mrs. L. Loveland. Prairieville. ment to section 9, article 14, ot tbe constitution Report of committees. ottMa state relative to wwks of totertai im provetnent: also an amendment to section 1 of Election of officers. articles, of tbe constitution of this state relative to We salaries ot the >evrnU Mate officers. WEDNESDAY EVENING Devotional exercises—Rev. A. D. Grigs­ by. Hastings. , J*s-H.,McKkvitt. Shenff ot Barry County. Address, The S. S.; its relation to soci­ ety and lhe State—Rev. Washington Gard­ ■ Election Notice ner. Albion. Ofllca of the Recorder, of Hastings. Mich. Music under charge of W. S. Nelson. To the electors of the several wards of the City ot Hastings. \ ou are hereby notified that the Church and Society. American seed aud their distribution. Mias Lampman. . A character sketch of Pericles. Mrs. Striker. Special 'aid petition nnd (hat tf,e heirs ax law^r dremued and all other personii Ii RUSSELL’S BARGAINS Delight and Szirprise Patrons. THE QUALITY OF MATERIAL Wlf FN THE CITY AND BEAUTY OF DESIGN Rom. Levi, & Piter’, fine shoes; H. P. Baldwin s 2nd A (jp's. shoeS/-Gulhmann, Carpenter <& Telling’s. I have just received a full line ol these good, in all sizes and widths from C to EE. It wBI J»y you to call and examine them before buying. Every pair guaranteed to give Satisfaction, at IN OUR LINES OF DRY GOODS; FANCY GOODS; SOUTH SIDE STATE ST. DRESS GOODS AND MILLINERY CANNOT BE SURPASSED. Julius Russell F. Q. STOWELL’S Repairing by J. C. Woodruff. The fact that we are doing more business than ever before is evi­ dence that our good, have been selected with judgment; that they J’^i-’-HiUvoruhatourprice-s DON’T ALLOW AGENTS Between TIMM BET F you aavti time you money. You can kir<j a vast Iamount of time if you ire lo**’ always smoke ing for Standard Made Pianos, • HARDMAN, FISCHER. ’ HARRINGTON AND STARR. I w Lehr Seven Octave Organ Piano And FAKKAXd 4 VOTEY Omnx ’ Correspwdence solicited. C. E. INGERSON, aS1-' Js Tiir- nr-n-r- I HE BEST ,-•< , . . : In The Market are pouted in onr bnsinest and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply anrt ret get a living Il Acknowledge, no Superior. Ac.xt. Nashville, Mich. J- MILLARD, . HASTINGS, MICI or Ruy jQn(j of bnihliu ' in.iter tai. by coming dire, t': »8’ 1 “«a not only that, you will eave money by buying”: l;< a Cent Cigar! ALSO CELEBRATED of tte potltam^ ^r^Tb. THE FINEST LINE OF i � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-03-23.pdf bb9888fe506c84b0e0547feb93020010 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XXXVII. NO. 47 Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Banner. • ■ ----------------- :------------ —r WHOLE NO. 1971 HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 23, 1893. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK. BHOS.. —at— HASTIXGH. MICH. COUNTY NEWS. Brush Ridge. Harvey Karns was hurt unite badly last week at the mill, a picket' striking him on the arm—Joe Robinson wears a happy;smile now days and says its a girl—The Banner made me say In my last letter, that Fred Bates would build a barn this spring. It should have been Fred Qtls—Wesley, Karns will work at the brick kiln at Cloverdale the coming summer—Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Heury Andrus, a son on the Ifitb Inst—Geo. Havens has returned from Jackson where he has been selling horses—A convention is called for the 25th Inst by the republlcan township committee. Let us nomi­ nate good men and then see to it that they are elected by an overwhelming majority, we can do it. It only requires a little ex­ ertion on our part to get out the "stay at home” republicans—Bert Otis will work for the “old reliable livery man" at Del­ ton the coming summer—The township of Hope is a solid Clement Smith town— Ladle Prince is staying with P. R. Karn's family—A man from Orangeville will work the Graham farm it is said—Quite a num­ ber of people contemplate going to the World's fair—Brush Ridge would furnish ample Held for investigation for that California expert if hills and rocks are any indication of mines, there are an abundance of both here. In about two weeks 1 will-move back to my old stand in the Union Block. In *order to save extra handling of goods and to reduce my stock, I will sell hardware at a good discount from former prices. IRfl VAN VflLKENBURGH. I Jobnatown. Winter is slow altout going or spring .slow in coming, which?—School closed in Dist. No. 8 on Friday last. The pupils have made creditable progress under the leadership of Mr. Howe. The school iu Dist. No. I closed a little earlier and a line entertainment was given on Saturday night the 11th—Married at the residence of the bride’s parents in Johnstown, Mr. Edwin Howe, of Bedford tp., and Miss Rosa Coleman, of Johnstown. The even­ ing of Thursday, March 10th was .the date oT the Important event. A few friends of the contracting parties were the only guests present. The officiating clergyman from the Cong-’l church at Bed­ ford war- master of ceremonies. The happy couple have gone on a visit to friends In southern Michigan. The best wishes of their many friends follow them wherever they may be. Piq THERE IS A COMBINATION! Biq Biq SO DON’T BLAME US IF YOUR -RUBBERS DON’T WEAR GOOD. Fire! Wind I Crash! CU CH is a condensed history of the recent big fire. The fall­ ing walls smashed through my building and to get even I am SMASHING PRICES E tell you frankly that the best are poor enough. We get those that show the most wear for the money. .We have a full Ijne of Rubber Boots, all sizes and widths and ask you to try them. W WOOLLEY & BR2N50N. On many tiling at my new loca­ tion ifi Messer Bros. & Rey­ nold’s building, in the place oc­ cupied formerly by the Hastings City Bank. . DON’T BUY ANYTHING IN MY LINE WITHOUT CALLING ON ME AT THE PEOPLE’S DRUGSTORE. W.H. qOObYEAR 25 WANTED! SAW LOGS. I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING. P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STEELING INLAID SPOOKS MD PORKS Are warranted to last. Also '■emember you get a Present—"Good Form," of $2.00 ' value with a $10.00 purchase' of anything in my Jewele ry store Quality and price al­ ways right. J. L. WILKINS, Agt. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. aino. Republican caucus Friday 24 th. 1:80 p. m. at Grange hall—Mrs. Henry Fennels gave a birthday party last week to Miss Lydia Gros and a surprise worked into shape. Miss Gros’s many lady friends were invited but kept In the back ground —Miss Carrie Reed commenced her spring term of school at Milo Monday—Mr. and Mrs. Will- Mott hurled their only child last Sunday, age 3 yerrs and 6 ' months. Friends were in attendance from Ver­ montville, Augusta and Battle Creek. They have the sympathy of the neighbor­ hood—Clover and timothy seed is gener­ ally sowed—Judge Smith passed through Milo last Saturday on bis wav home from Marshall where he has been holding court. Freeport. Mrs. B. E. Quick has been in Lowell the past week, the guest of her parents— Frank and Will Herrick were the guests of their mother, near Gun Lake last week —Geo. Morgan, of Hastings, was in town Sunday, the guest of- S. IL Hunt and family—Wm. Case, of Waldron, and Geo. Craig, pf Hastings, were the guests of H. Case and family Monday—Rupiorcd that Freeport will soon have a bakery—There will be Easter services in the Cong”! church—The club dance was well attended Saturday evening, considering the muddy roads—Reported that Geo. Geiger has purchased the DeVore house—Melinda Steckel was the guest of I/ena Geiger Sat unlay evening—The high water has sub­ sided somewhat—Lillie Culler was the guest of Ella Riegler Sunday—A rag bee was held at the residence of Mrs. J. Brown last Friday evening—School closed, in the primary department Friday— Levi Sperry and family will soon leave Freeport—Ollie and Earl Zelmer, of Bowne, entertained their Sabbath school class-mates last Monday—A large crowd Is expected to attend the masquerade ball in Targets ball the flth of April— Your scribe enjoyed a vacation last week which accounts for their being no items in Uje Banner from this place. * Ban field. ►Eddie Moore so far carries the- cap shear on fattened lambs around here. They weighed in Battle Creek on an average of 103X lbs—Mrs. Frank Bresee was sick all last week but Is on the gain at this writing—Mrs. £d. Tungate was taken very dangerously sick fast Thurs­ day evening but Is lihproving slowly at this writing—The daughter of Mr. Cox was also quite IU and tne blacksmith’s boy Is also on the sick llat-^he Epworth U-ague Is flourishing and the people are taking a great Interest in lt-«/The prayer meetings here are very interesting; Last week Thursday evening there were 70 in attendance, while a year ngo then* would only be about 3 to 8, quite a change for Banfield—Dr. Ed. Troy is expecting a sister from Grand Rapids to his to have it cancer treated upon or removed from her breast tills week. Later—She has gone with the Dr.! to Ann Arbor to be treated-OKlanifs, I’ooiey and Howard cut. split, and piled 14 X cords of 10 In. wood In one day last Week. _ well to come to our town, we think we can accommodate them—C. M. Mack went to Battle Creek Saturday and took his belce to the train—A wee girl boarder arrived at W. Ormabce’a last week, "come to stay”>C. Gaskill has moved a part of his goods on bis farm. He will move his family the first of April—Wm. Herring­ ton will move In Philo Granger’s house this spring and IL Powell expects to move in the house vacated by Mr. Herrington— N. McArthur, of Grand Raplda, is here at present writing, for the purpose of either renting or selling his place, better known as the McGrath farm—Mrs. A. E. Durfee is expected home from South Bend this week, wUi leave her daughter Mrs. Bagg the first of the week will stop in Kalamazoo a few days to visit her brother Mr. McOmber, from thence on home—Frank Madison talks of moving in C. Gaskill’s house this spring—Jay Web­ ster Ind Joy Smith went to Pennfield last week Thursday returning home on Satur­ day, for the purpose of building wire fencing—Mrs. Emma Hammond is keep­ ing house for Mrs. A. Durfee, from there she expects to go to Grand Rapids again— Miss Jennie Pilgrim will teach our school again this summer. Miss Jennie taught a very sucsessful term and was beloved by all. The Y. P. 8. C. £. next Sunday at Presbyterian church, at 0 o’clock, will be • led by Charles Sutton. Mission band at Presbyterian church next Sunday afternoon at 3. The I. O. G. T. will hold a district lodge next Friday the 24lh, morning and even­ ing sessions In the society rooms. In the , evening a meeting open to all in the Pres­ byterian church. Special Interesting pro--* gram of music, recitations, etc. “The Story of the Cross’’will be given □ext (Palm) Sunday evening at£mmanu61 church. , Rasolatioi Castle Hall of Barry Lodge Na 13 ( Knights of Pythias ( Hastings, Mich., March 20th, 1893. Whereas, In the manifestation of Providence it has pleased the allwUe Father of the Universe in His infinite wisdom to remove from her family by the unsparing hand of death, the beloved mother of our Brother Record Keeper, E. G. Holbrook. Therefore, be it • R«rolv«l, Thatjwe the officers and mem­ bers of Barry Lodge No. 13, convey to our bereaved brother, the assurance of our sin­ cere condolence. And. while we cannot realize the loss sustained by our brother, yet we hope that it may in some treasure be gratifying to him to know that he has the earnest sympathy of every member of tliis lodge, and that he will not sorrow without hope, "For faith beholds the dying here. Translated to a happier sphere.'’ Heaolt’td, That a copy of these resolu­ tions be spread upon the records of this lodge, and that a copy of the same be transmitted to our worthy brother, and that they be published in the city paper*. 8. G HE US EL, ) J. L. Crawley. '- Com. Clf.mext Smith, ) Delton School commenced Monday with Prof. Beers, as teacher—Mr. Smith Is drawing lumber on his lot Just east of Mr. McBane's—Lincoln Bush is finishing the woodwork on his house—Mr. Utter is working for Mr. Potter making barrels— Will Chase is preparing to build—R. D. Norwood Is working for Will Chase— Several of our townsmen took In the show In Kalamazoo last Saturday evening— Chas. Johnson has traded his house and lot with W. L. Hall -for 60 acres of land IX miles north of Hastings, where he will move soon. A Mr. Smith, of Kalamazoo, will probably move Into the house as soon as Charlie vacates it—Marion Davenport lias moved into Henry Whipple's house— Born, to Mr. and Mrs. 0. Mason, the 18th. . Ths Wheel h Refnrmar. an 8.X pound daughter—Those on the sick The bicycle, with its light and graceful list are Mrs. Cooper, Gesler. Whitlock. Mr. Simpson and baby Mantle—Lew Wil­ metallic construction, its remarkable liams and daughter, of Milo, were in town Itrength in projwrtion to its weight, its Tuesday on business—Don’t forget the tioistlesk rubber tires, Ixith its friction and drama "The Spy of Gettysburg!!" in Black­ the weal and tear to the highway reduced man’s hall. Thursday evening, March 30th, to a minimum, contains the elements of a by the K. O. T. Ms. Admission, adults new type of vehicle that, will come into universal use with the supplanting of ani­ 20 cents; children 15 cents. mal traction by mechanical traction, which must coinc,with, the development of elec­ tricity. Horses and other draft animals Our dressmakers. Misses Lillie Lindsey will eventually disappear entirely from the and Pauline Yelder after a vacation and highways, just aa they are now rapidly will continue to do business at their rooms vanishing from the street railways. in M. Doster’s house-Mlev. Van Antwerp Multitudes of light vehicles of various and wife went to Kalamazoo Monday to sizes, impelled by electricity, will speed (he reception to be given Bishop Hinde on noiselessly in every dire* tion, and bicycles Monday evenlng-rOelbert Norris’/tenn of will be numbered by tbs thousand, their school at Cloverdale has closed—Mrs. utility for tronsportutt tn, ns well as their Armstrong hss been visiting her daugh­ value for pleasure and exercise, immensely^ ters in Kalamazoo-yMrs. A. J. Bowne, of . enhanced. . Thu effect upon thedevelopment ut cities Grand Rapids, has been visiting Prairie­ ville (riends-^The sliver medal contest will be nothing less than revolutionary. held in the M. E. church last Wednesday Not only will the advance of public con­ was well attended. Music was furnished venience be invaluable, but.the comfort I by South Pine Lake male quartette also and the health of the people will be pro­ two fine solos rendered by Mr. Barrett moted to a corresponding degree. All tut and one solo was sung by Miss Marti Rug­ an insignificant percentage of the exas­ gles with pleasing effect. All of the perating noise and confusion of city life speakers did well. The medal was Just­ proceeds from the harsh rattle and clatter ly awarded to Miss Jennie Mullien. of vehicles In the streets. This will be cn- : Clara Brown and Maggie Thompson were tirely abated. To this benefit to health not far below her in standing—Mrs. Orin will be added another no less important. Any observer can see that the filth inces­ Hughes remains about The same—Eva House (formerly Eva Cross) and husband santly deposited in the city streets is al­ have moved from the north ontoxifir fa- most wholly due to animals. With the disappearance of this a vast amount of dis­ llier’s farm and will remain here this summer—Mrs. Dickson nnd little daugh­ ease produced by the microbes thus cont inter. formerly of Charlevoix, are visiting at ually sent broadcast Into the air will thus J. W. Briggs’—Mr. and Mrs. Parker (for­ be prevented.—Sylvester Baxter in Arena. merly Miss Mllly Hyde) of Stratford. Cana­ An Eccentric Dake. da, were married March 15th and their wed­ ding trip found them in Prairieville on Worthy of note is the house built neat the evening of the 16th. Last Monday Worksop, England, by the eccentric Duke evening in their behalf the Browns’, of Portland, who died in 1882. This was Smiths’. Jones’. Temples’, great and known ns Welbeck abbey. Ho was a her­ small. Milieus’ from young and tender to mit who loved seclusion. Indeed he was mature and ripened age; Cairns’ of ho Hable to attacks of eczema, which made small dimensions to the Dr.’s Hyde, hied him fancy himself repulsive to his fellows. and though the father of Storms and all the So he buried himself and his eczema in a members of his family were out In full most fanciful privacy. An element of force. It.did not in the least detract from weird originality was secured by building enjoyment of the evening. Music, games, huge structures—library, riding school, and speaking, added to the cotnpanys winter garden and so on—all underground. pleasure. Refreshments were served Here was burying oneself with n ven­ which were flattering to the hostess' art geance! It could not have beet^ merely the In that department. As the hour of mid­ desire for seclusion, because seclusion can , . night drew near each repaired to their re­ l>e obtained above ground by admitting spective homes leaving their best wishes light through clear stories quite as effect­ with the bride nnd groom and making one ively as under the earth. It must have been a mere -love for eerie more link In the chain of friendship which united them to the host and host­ effects. The immense scale of the expend­ ess*—E. Clement has returned from N. Y. iture makes the result even more striking, haying spent the most of the winter in but the duke did not ruin himself, os one that state—John Brainard moved onto Irish peer is said to have done, in building * Fred Willson's farm last Thursday—Lillie a park wall that exhausted all his re­ Hazen and Miss Jennie Mullien were sources. Indeed it is bard for a hermit of elected delegates to attend the State Con­ secluded tastes and with an annual rent vention of the Epworth League to be held roll of $2,000,000 to ruin himself. One of his mysterious habits was to hare fonr in Grand Rapids nt April. quarts of malt liquor drawn for himself every day. l<o never drunk them, that is the only thing) certain. What became of The Hastings City W. C. T. Union will the liquor no one knew, but it was thought meet at Mrs. N. Bailey’s on Tuesday af­ that the duke used it to soak the oaken ternoon. March 23th. A full meeting is floors till they pUained n special (shade of desired as arrangements must be made for color.—New York World. the County Convention to be April. * held in The C. L. 8. C. will meet with Mrs. Coigrove. with the following program. Quotations—Homer. Greek Architecture and Sculpture, Mrs. Holloway. Classic Greek coruse In English, Mrs. N. Bailey. The Illlad in Art—Synopsis, Mrs. H. Bailey. Character sketch of Alciblades, Miss Belle Lampman. Questions asked in Feb. Cliautsuqtian answered in March number. Critic. Mrs. Geer. • The Home Missionary society will be held at the M. E. church parlors Thursday the 30th. All members expected to I* present. It was at a busy hour In the forenoon, when all the city was making its ivay Into the region known as down town, time the absentminded girl distinguished herself. Her nbBcntmlndedness was conspitoious from nfar. She forgot to put np her um­ brella. and she neglected to hold up her train, although the weather was the kind that demanded both these precautions against disease. She started up the steps on the side where the south bound trains run, and then she remembered tbnt her destination was in the opposite direction. Then she crossed the street and began tho ascent again, but cutne down again to gc to a letter box on the corner. Finally she mounted into the ticket office, bought h*r ticket, forgot to take her change until called luick uud then, painting through the door, absentmindedly dropped four neatly slam ped and directed letters into tha ticket box. When they were found to be hopelessly lost until such lime as the travel slackened lung enough for the road carpenter to taka the top off the box, and when the voting woman IumI Iteen addressed in tones and words of unfamiliar strength and bluutI newt, she om J opened her eyes a trifle and ..... in a puzzled, ,__ .. meditative ■sort of way, said Dowling Nico weather for Maple sugar makers, not much made in our town-ablr. Tebo The II. C. T. Club will meet with Mrs. will work tile Spence farm this summer M. Rich, next Monday evening, with the He expects to move there the 1st of April —The many; friends of Mr. and Mis. following program; Roll call—general quotations. G. Bragg's, formerly of this place, but now Music. a resident of South Bind will l»c pleased Select rending, Mrs. Brooks. to learn they are the proud possesMTs of a History lesson—Chapter «. bouncing boy—Miss Kate Mack left lot Vocal solo—Mias Bertha Pflug. her home in Albion last Saturday where Recitation—Eddie McGuire. f>he wilt make a few days visit with her Music by choir. parents and then goes to Benton Harbor to commence book keeping-a^Any one । tote IU. leUar Lex? -Cbtow Ttnwa. having a desire to wade in mud will do ebureh «it Sunday. ! ! i ' | ! ’ ' : ■ . �■ -— REMARKS > HISTORIC TREMONT Hastings Banner. BV Tbursd P0W04RLV. Daring the prevalence ’of .. CHOSEN BY GROVER. VETERANS ELECT OFFICERS. tba past Mason It wM , U.! lb*. WhO Some Fat Places Filled andAp' SpilMGriKLD. March IS-The G. A. IL Thursdayr March, 23, 1893’ fire Sweeps Through Tremont department of IDinai* d<*«l It* ‘wentf; plicants Made Hoppyseventh annua* encampment yc*terdnyau«i Temple a Third Time. COOK BBQS ..proprietor*; tbe most of the dcinr-tes an 1 visiting com­ WADEnuimoil OHE or THE elect rades have gone to their hntmo. ihe en­ R.J GnsmiHTWohotelsmutedout campment waa a notably pleasant and suecessful one, but no businw of especial * . „CT to feed I g TOT1 I— •*« «“> firmed—lisum’* importance waa tramactel. The election that -S£r^th«y look dingy, rested. Histori® IinUdlor Partly Gu“**1 and of officers resulted os follows: Comm:inder, Major E. A. Blodgett, by a vote Washington, March 81.—It i* expected of STI to 272 tor J. L Jenuett: senior vice, ’.beyond poin?. with that w within Mkt tew few usj> day. — th. P»JC E. B. . donel ..mein. W. Hamilton, iir.miuou. of Quincy, who . that |tWn tthe he next « r — Srore „r Ure.-A H*rl Cremated U PUH- waaoboren Th-s ’ .y, junior W.C. , dent)rlll -nd toa,„ OTirtto wmlMTh-.'-r; Joulor vice, *!«.*•=. i fecnu u iu” ------Ridgeway, of 4.ount i.ount Carmel; chaptafn, chaplain, . . . — and adelphte—Other Costly UlMe*, ...mrahJoita Of priulooa, U and IlirlB : Wolfe, VI CBrilwnll.; Uoool K1 .. ... I.. . . — —11.III*. Wurflcel Boston. March •JJ.—Ffro broke out dl^r. Dr. I. & Hogb-,0: SpmwIMd. b. about 7 o’clock j esterday morning in Tre­ inntlow. ot tairgaolmtloo »O •” mont temple, on Fremont street, opposite frrrrol unlit Cron, rot lUumN roro—'-lia. The Woman’B Relief corps had a hard the Tremont house, and liefore noon the bad an opportunity to famlllroiar blrarolt The 6rtt ,pend, three t.met i. raoeh entire structure was gutted,entailing a leas time electin a cfficer* and charges that Mr*. with th. dull., and nroda of ita offlow l» ™-------- Pitkin, of New York, was not legnlly lor Mint iibee h11 tak>- enure structure roughly estimated . ircmau , naIuwl were niade. She telegraphed and I ta. meonun ie acwre«.j S“j^. — ntanUru. ■ — at - - $373, ings never look as well. Patrick Dunn, of engine M, A\. had n leg । „futatioo of this, but Mre. M. | „„ue to sign nli pension certificate, m they’ Almost everybody knows that ?ood broken and another man, name unknown, j R M Wallace, of Chicago, wnnriwtod । •ro pro roofed to him. Tba dally tI— —>• of o' paint can only be had by using stnctly is reported to have have been been seriously injured, nraddenL president. The The others elected were: were: Mr*. Mm । aro P****®. _ (alien off i. wnnrtJMl to seriously injured. others elected pure White Lead. The difficulty is a,Cf very VATV Htrle litUO ISE’S, rons iu -tart T:10 lUor a«ta £l PCUMlin CHUUUlfe-££' ................mo - »ib. „d no lack of care in selecting it. The fal­ It any during lb. proroul monlb. rord lowing brands are strictly pure White This is the special box of the Parker house j Mrs. Maggie Sutton, Decatur, junior vice; nmuriri roducUou I. rouldpalol II la Lead, “ Old Dutch " process; they are । and the people pictured with the ringing a w Mrs. Mary ® E McCauley, Oln*v. Olney, treasurer, - w standard and well known—established j big hotel conflagration and all it* attend- Sophia C. Linscott, Chicago, ^Jiaplain; aUfed w be Seerelary Sudtb’a firm purjxwelo faithfully admlnfefer Urn j»uj.on Miss Jennie Bross, MornfLtecreUrrby the test of years: [ tag horrors. It was not tbe Parker house lata aa they exlrt, and no on. who fur' ablaze, but the Tremont temple adjoining. CHICAGO RAILWAY TROUBLES. “Armstrong & McKelvy” nlrita ..ld«ta proving bl. right to a P™' “Beymer-Bauman" “Eckstein j Tbe fire in the temple bad been discovered .ton under the law will be denied full Jo* “Fahnestock” “ A«ehnr»»” ■ by one of the guests on tbe fourth floor of “Anchor tice. : . - - -a Proa.1^*1“Morley” the Parker house. “Kentucky” Chicago, March 19.—Another importrnt < yune ll.rmuu.vu. ----------; , In an executive searion lasting a little “Shipman' session oi tlje General Managers’ associa­ “Southern” He hail first been aroused by the smoke । tion was held yesterday tor the purpose Of more than half ah hour yi-sterday after “Collier “Red Seal” ___ ” and on going to his window was startled considering the demands of the locomotive noon the senate disposed of a great deal of “Davis-Chambers” ’by seeing flame* darting from thu window For any color (other than white) tint fronting him. Ho thought it was tbe ho­ engineers of the Santa Fe and those of the the work that had accumulated pending conductors and trainmen of the Grand the reorganixation of the committees. All the Strictly Pure White Lead withr tel, and smashing the glass on one of the Trunk for an increase of pay. When these National Lead Company’s Pure White of tip; earlier batch of nomination* was Lead Tinting Colors, and you will have signal boxe* on bis floor sent in the first demands were made of the officials of the confirmed except here and there a poet­ alarm. Pedestrians on Tremont street liad roads immediately concerned rhey were master, and the nominations ot^a the best paist that it is possible to pat noticed the smoke issuing from the upper Immediately referred to the General Man- . on a building. association, the being -toryottbe temple and they sent ta an ■gem’ pinion For *>le by the mc*t reliable dealer* in U loagreement b. taken on .11 were were conurm™ cooftnuwi without — tb. ------tomlh yola painta everywhere. taLum from box SB, quickly following it that common action is to be taken on all reference Io the appropriate committees. If you are votnc to paint, it will nay you with a second. When the Parker house such' matters. to aend to ua lor a book contain* n< InformaWhen the report* efthe various commit­ Sent to a Special Committee. Ik.x number was rung ta an employe ot the tees were ma«li—all of them favorableThe demands were referred by the meet­ there was not a word of dissent and the Parker house sounded the gpugs of the dif­ floors to arouse tbe guest* and ing to a special committee which acted utmost harmony prevailed. The nomina­ NATIONAL LEAD CO., . ferent quickly the occupant* of the rooms hur­ upon them yesterday afternoon, but their tions were confirmed in the ordinary way, decision will not be announced until the ried out In great excitement' without a vote, there being no objection Chicago Branch, next meeting of the association, probably Smoked *Km Out Pretty Thoroughly. offend. week. Railroad official* *»I When It wa* seen that there was no . some time next ». -— ———---v. Important Office* Olven OatI lmn>«lUl« tanner ot lb. fire ronriUng ita rori Iber b»r. oo fwfeot. .ink, The batch of nominations sent in yester| hotel the guesi* proceeded to remove their ; there Is little doubt that the decision will dav included the following: James B. trunks. No mishap* are reported to thu beagainrttbe men. lhey say also that I Parker house guests. The protective d«- ' they are refusing an increase for the reason Eustis, of Louisians, minister to France; i partment turned it attention to the saving that It is impossible to pay it uuder pr«»eut Theodore Runyan, of New Jereev, minister to Germany: John K. Risley, of New «rk. | of carpet* and furniture. Before the fire i circumstances. minister to Denmark; E. B. Baldwin, of S?in’Z ' KRUPP'S GIGANTIC CANNON. Maryland, first auditor of the treasury; it a drtadfill thtr.g-~ Thomas Itokorub. Delaware, fifth auditor ' Parker hotiae, and lauidlonl Whipple feels , of the thiutiry: 'Vado Hampton. South undoubtedly caused by the jrrititing ; quite elated at the work of hl* employe* ta , ; Carolina, couimisstoncr of railway*; Jamea ' the assistance rendered.- Through open effects of dirt. , BaltinouR, March 31—Hundreds °5 i G. Jenki:». Wisconsin, circuit judge in windows in the upper lloora great volumes —----------- ”, ~Z“ , . • i ’Tr.rTr’ ------ . Outbreaks, and crime generally, are of smoke poured in from toe burning people yesterday vieitcl the steamer Lon- ; Gresham’s p’.act'. U. D. Dabney, Mrginia, never possible among people who are building, which wm a fiery furnace,twenty gueii to sec the big Krupp gun which ha* . state deportment *.>i.cltor. Amuog toe , minute* r.fter the flnit alarm. just arrived hi re and jt bich is the largest I Uriiied marsh il^appolutad /J** addicted to the use of ■ just arrived hi re 1 — •• --------J 4-tou canuou, built . Wdlfam J ever mode. It is a ’■ t ir -Tidbit Thu '!iAn'‘- *nJ 'unong the United btatesattorThe blaze pouredtheF from all the upper win- SSSr vxprvssO ]yf£«atoW for th* Woi: ' JSSltES ' ney. Fnurk i dowxkhreateuhig Burntatm ’'btibdlDg Burke, fur th. rottfa <£• I I aud W. & Butler's building edjufatagon fl^Sm it.weight £>i£d* ** £ I P’f1?"* h'"1'' Ll wro fear frot low Aboal Kki pnrata ta’u’lL I and the Park hotel in danger fa thu rear. f nowder are u«ed at a single toot and the *• !,awl*y 1 ,, , j , ■ OTl .UrminK the aromro tat II Mtal.l u w|,h ,utb l-rnflc f-rw MniS.7>AroJn“lNi'ii'°TC*tab“Li ' I grl tawo roiroug lb. tuo.rne. oo ProrioCT thu u Wl11 lS,rough a |tate ot «rol ’JJ'.'S™. *““-»• “• •'““““A court. Tb.ar.u>ra ro, Uno. of beta up twa..r‘.uebro ibid. « • dbunro ot. mta i KMo-kbtar. , through the Itak.r bowro aud th. Pwrg Tbe pi„v ot A 1 * rl‘ C . bill, OuUdl,ww.ro.Utnairol by Itrigb“tafeliwl by auy rrilwoy, <o<l BroMro tb. ronBrutata uf F.u.tU OTt wafer. Al MO o clock th. aro w». well „ chl „„ „ „r ■ Itacp.-.n lh. wtal. wtad hkw TU.l<~on lb. l.u.pl. I. ; ro„UIlrMd f„r u,. pQ nxw. by lb. P«h“ ‘'-r of J'»Uh' The great soother of angry passions— luad.rcoiirol ■ “t" «»awp..„. 1 at from «Q.>.0W to ; ,ylviUllft Hailway company. i Qaincj. aaitetant secretary of state; the promoter of health and good-1 ^.onS! wuJ ib. Parker house Is believed . •7*’“““* rtauwayeomp*my-____ p minister to Mexico; ................................. ip.lrlcAO CuUluAcon.ul grn.r.U to lz>. feeling. Cleans everything—injures to u™ te-n by DEATH OF JULES FERRY. i don; Robert A. Max well, :ue>i»taat port-.. nothin*—don’t Ixafraid to use KIRK’S I uat of ^.wo_ u,»»r g«o«.l;W,UUn> McAdoo, Soap on the most delicate fabrics. ’ The oriria or u>« conn fire originated in the organ loft. The! tu the Other Shore. । secretary ol toe navy, and a number of definite cause is unknown, but it is at-J Paris. March 18.—Never since the death ' Ira* important appointment*. . tributed to either defective electric light ; of Gam bet ta ha* Pari* been *o imprewd I Mmr of th« N<>u»inr** tsiy FkuH Tar Sop * ■TXtSS**’ wire* or overheated .team pip«. A later j M al the new> the Bud,leu dec«t*e of M. ' John £ Rito-y was b- ra in Knox ctmn- ’ '’*11'.! *T ** . 'Jul“ rtTrt- Ff-i'l-t •< «“•«• «l»ch '!• I"'L . l» • Ik-T" nl blKh tandlng ro.d mT.ui w,dln« tl» Orfrololu cvhc roMB room, to baro a Rerun,, ' J"* naaa, In, tapld tura not onlr In *’w. Orlpp*. bal In all ? « U Cboat and Lona., and L„ AHban and Ba, Pm," ■*> « to0,TO“” . -----, You have noticed, Strictly Pure White Lead An Indian Outbreak KIRK’S SOAP Try it and be convhiccii. (t polDL Free trial bottle, at W u ?’**► year's drug store. {}o«- I^«" <«■ Umea, , _.v <o the employer, “'m “7'l oM Jiwb.niwmplW-W* " that « Judy, .bauld bold blmmll in fenBk J 11» ■X'uo.-od of • "flxx* ,ffic|Ab M Now DUoore.j, »ol or,I, eow,. but noarvri .110( it" 2^2’1 n. WOr'kmw A| |bw lullvn^- OD* "I OT ibu K. D. JNUnr, oouMel for Uw iJ.^.roi. wlr-1 Jud*. Kick, io conic at once and a Lake Shore special train brought him from O.reUl«L lite nwlmUI, dnnnlnir upon lb- mtodo of U>E^l. Uuil lb. rodr.'-d* «» JM7ILtr, lor nerr duturbano. OTlla lor U>. lomrfrrono. of th- court- If the railroads are nut teken poaMtsdoni of by the government, if the decision o! the court* nre to aim constantly at u* labor orgonixatlona, why we will soon selves living under the reign of the secret group that will owe no alhgtaore to any pervon or thing. Then we will witness *eeret wan It* upon (>er»cn and property and matter* will be lar won* tlun if they give heed to the just demand* for organisation* WAS AN ALL ROUND SPORT. CHICAGO, March ‘JO.-G«>rg« Abingdon Baird -“Squire Abingdon.’aa h* waa called —who died at New Orleans last Saturday, was the son of a rich ironmaster of Scot­ land. and was in this country aa the back­ er < f Mitchell in his fight with Corbettealso to seo a good deal of the country; he ■aw it in extraordinary speed—and died. Baird -was a mixture of good aud bad like a good many of his kind, and the evil that he did is what the world known meet about. His friend* say that be did many a kind action. Some ot Ml* Me*® Aetloa* He ImuI and Income of ItBO.UOO per year, which he spent lavishly. When be backed a man in a fight he did it all bimaalf and gave hia tran the staken lose or won. Hr ran away with Dully Tartar, ballet dancer and wlfrof tbe Marquis of Aihw bury nod paid the marqui* £1W,(MA> for t^e fun.' Hia name was mixed up with that of tbe notorious Bwade Bellwxxxl, and also witli the wife of a Mr. lADMsrtr. He couldn’tJoin the Pelican dub at London breausa he was not emddered straight in sporting maxu r*. The death will probably nave no etloOt on the MitebelLCurbvU tight._________________ FAULT OF THE ENGINEER. U J«« ,re ta.t tallt.r riX. , try Klclrk Blurt,. I, ■ ;,t I!!?"11*. Irtt yon wr.lt 1C4 "Wf J, Bltlrrw, TH. rrn»,lj .ruXS''"’' llwr. .Ittameb an4 ~r*>« or T THEO. _ . .... E. S Ibtwrontui. I., |,rr,„„; It ton ur .mirb .! will, ue* 2?? ya. will Bnd .itatlj .u.l bf Ukhta Klrrlrlr Wll.t. rartakWTojttatlbl.l, u, utaZl™ bMd. L.FKO botUr, <tah ,Wr K » * Goodycari* drug stoft*. “ Backlen** Aratea 8*|*«. The brot Mln In lb, w„,|d brulriw, wm, alert, «it •oree. letter. etaN»<l b,iux eorat urI till >klu ereptl.nu, ,M I, cure, pita or ao par rroetai Iro juaranbetl to «lre perttrl nu.tatta J mone, retoodi d. 1'rlo sj . 7 For aale hr W. H. OoodjMr, ihrota^ Mn. Kiir. Arautrotta. ..• IlriokrU u, b-m amatrd tor tbr .Itaro tomn m . ebeek tor «loo. M • Paal Bunller. a Baraau iwy akattac roeenllr. fell Ihroualt ta k» ta waa drowaetl. to try Hill’s Pile Pomade, which 1 did with more than s*tlsfact«.rj revulu, m qm . packicn ha* wrought a com; Irte cure *'tr 15 years of Mfferibg. 1 ithhe all er* from piles to try what 1 telieve u only positive cure for pi!»v-Hill’s POe Pumade. CuAa. AxI'EH-hn. I'ltiubwj. Remcmlw r it la the only rvtaedy totf with a printed guarant--* with tuck ■gr. I*rlec SI.00, dt for 85.00. jj3 mail. For side by Fred I.. HtaUi, the druggist Schiller lodge No. If:, ebrated it* fifteenth J ack win Thursday. FRE CITI Fine 1 resh con BUS if ALICE H. F H AU call* t»«N AMES Practice* etions pron LRS. E. IL r How .'All eall*« A. SCBJ od Office in ree h 1. minhremijr it The (rial of th* ■ , water ha* resulted ir temperance people Calls In rf romptness, D~ A. SHI I. AbM ■ Abe Money to < oi<l on cone faring a coin fed from (he Four to eight dn^H Wheeler’s Heart and > lleve the w«>r*t c«i <>f r Wk » '-very Sold by W. II. G F. DBA Joseph AJlwrt. a Net been mikowl to S»e tor beating hls> wlf>*.. Office a hour* { with time. AMERICAN FAMILY Lockriduk. Ia., Mapeh 21.—A terrible H. J. Barney, of Jadkw’n. who vu raccident incurred at a sawmill on ths I rested in Ixan-'-irt. Ind., for runo/ 1 Skunk river, three mile* Dorth of here. tofged order, pro*cd ap alibi. Saturday afternoon. Tbe engineer careYou’ve tried Dr. Pierre’s Faviritr Pre ■nd one of the hand* thought he would scriptkm and you're disappointed. Tht prevent nn rxplcadcm by turning on th* result* are n>»t tmntedh:-. And did you $xp«rt tbe di-easc of water. took . . An explosion - .. , -place of courwe years to rflMppear' tn <1 w«k? f Put 1 nnd lb. rota ta. blown u. « pinch of tine- in every dosei You would , IiBt Ttata^l row John Atamro ■« talro do! call Hie milk poor U-.nnsr the cmn doesn't rise In an Mini? H there'* do saGaum, engine-r; Ualduxter, aam»tant engineer; r.-belman, a boy. Among tbere's a possith cure. Dr. I’lfree’s Fa­ , UrTr *”? -a, k,• o*a9* vorite Prescript ..ci is iu:. to effrd it. if fft£ given a fair trial. You c i the one dollar it costa back again if it idet't benett wr cure you. We wish we couhl give joe J FOBPBUrtt « prominent- figure fa New Jersey, served j iurtd "® b>'1|y hnrU.^^“ tht niakrr't confidrtnThey *how It by giving the money back tt^aln, Id 12 with distinction in toe war for toe Union, MACKAY IN DANGER OF DYING. wrocFing th. Interior, whll. th. rentantar «'W «lb.bun«r.nd inwrtbcd caaes not benefit’d, and !fd !>:;rpr1s& yea and was ,chancellor tea • —•— . oft>6 building wa* flooded. ,. their ’* Jxx.k. ineir names in the me viritor vunuir* dook. He lie wa* was ............. ,........... .of. tbe .state for . ..... -. — *— -I. Crttteal to know how few dopatv are uwded t» PARISH. PropT attacked before midnight Tburwlay with 1’Tar* Jad.»w J«mkim, who succeed* Th- W--4M “ Mlin.nair. keep up the refund. suffocating spells, but wm relieved by phy- I Li**hani, i* a native of New York, but Cotni.iton., . THE BUILDING WAS HISTORICAL. • •«««».»* ««« ww nmr»cu uj |>ujr-। . \ . ,• < .... . ,------ . ——■ j a ------i <i -isn<»ffl * ni. ‘*<xmsin for thirty sizions aud <klr.pt slept I.ptu uutil ft a. m. yesterday. I! ,rtol,lwl re’1,hil,n 111 " '• iscousin thirty yean, year*, I bAN FRAM tbCo, March 21.—John W. t -r— betasand known allkof that timeall ■*of* that time a* a , Mackay is in a dangerous conditfou on 1 it First u Theatre and Then a Church for ‘ Later the attack* ...................... came on again con-near:v | "n,rB nearly MBd, gvnllr.-^iothlng und btallft b ‘•AU FeVplo.** I ttaired until a■ few moments before death. >before death, lawyyr. He wa* appointed a di»- ,, naid that within twentv-four fli*heI*may saiddie that he may die within twenty-four Dr. Sag>*'» Catarrh remedy. Caw t» ttaued uutil a few moments Besides tbe Union Temple church. Rev. 1’ which wa* waaapparently painless. trict judge by Cleveland during his first hourK yfa, trouble I* not direct!v the re apparently prinlesa. worst ea«e* peHnr.iuntii; permr.ti,ml]!. N°JrIFri' ~ - - 1 ------------------------------- , term and he ba« the confidence of the fair ., .i, k.„n.^ _ “T . . Th* Hawaiian Matter. ' fa bi* own and adjoin mg state* Everybody "aU of“”! buL'* woand Inflicted by A*. tncnflnR. It's -tlld •i)!d ErHsMe. Rrl’ri ’’ Twatyil tag were among the concerns occupying , . Washington', March 20. — Hawaiian ; knows Watle Hampton’* record His ap- *vs‘’,u "PW- Seme foreign substance one years of saee-'s. torpid liver and coast office* in the temple building: Blish ; tlon. Scaliest, mild matter* were again discussed at toe cabi- ! polntment is at the earnret request of hi* *,xl8vd ta the vermiform appendix nnrtiBpdoaaa&Si School of Oratory; American Baptist mi*- , A Muskegon man. ar. <1 di. • net meeting Friday. The result took the ®wn alH1 southern delegations and kn* made him ncriouriy- ill. In Semples free at dnutv! Aionary mission. Home Mission society; ' ------ — । weddisi .1 frisky dam.- of 51 sumwrs. ‘ '<* lWO recognition the uuumgvou* fight he the weakened ooudition, due to hi* recent the basinet* aud oratorical department* of f®™, o( *Wi' la j made iatartof th.' Firmer* 7 — . .u.-ir ---------wound, tot* new trouble fa deemed ex- This I* tbe fifth trlakfrr the sn>.<*. 'The Watchman aud th. iLmtist Social tlo“’instruc'.ions to Commissioner BlounL ! ta...ip/t , 1 Ue/Ar ?‘:f*L AUlaure. t- : «; tw > v j t 1 . The most that can be made out is that Ad-I B«c>»lv.s Notx.dy Monday. treuieiy dangerous. i«daugmaa. Hr He hod had a a bad time of Wasser. Hill and Shalt’, three Aon Luion; office of Woman.. Voice and Ixiyal . amOualtastrucUons weXmaile nccessarv I «, T^-’1*c’*t*W *‘R1 »o visitors on it ytstenlay, and cable ;mmaagv* wet*sent ADMtNLSTBATOtt'S MALE. tu the matter of the e<ate of Imrner N. 'V’i’h’? Americ5 Tn!IB“nl U!n>Ple- in tbe light of the lost budget of news u o^y."15 U»erign pinned on the door to hi* wife amt *m warnlDff them of tire Arbor b«>y*. have Ihrn srr<-*t«d for -Crittenden, derr.ired. Notice I* hereby given Ing brass from the T. an I A. A. • that I shall sell nt public snctlor. to the high­ est bidder, on 1‘rtdsy the tenth day of Match. A. I). 1 ssn. at t»-n o'clock in the forenoon, at rhe Probate Court roam, ia the city of Hx«. lues tn the roanty ot JUrry. In tn* state of Mlrlilxan, pursuant to lJreo»* and authority WENT TO THE BOTTOM. ■ranted to m?onthathirteenth day of January. A b.. t*9X by th* ProbAtc Court of Barrv 1?l"«h,rll‘« ‘••“i County. MJehlrtn. alt of rjio estate, right, tlttte ro-^rSmnwroiror.bn.rooeK.uer.Uon. “ 1 ■rou»<-“>«l up u> ihu tin., b, Hi. Am* I OH.ro,«. r.S i <“ rtpn»PUU'-‘ I “<X ,h” V >«■ i-fL’indtag -4 and interest of the said dec-rt«*d of. In ud to tae real ivtate oltunte and being iu the County of Berry, tn th* Sixt- of Michigan, known and Since IS53 it hxw been celebrated all Over , OrganixatlotM la Kaunas. —-------------- -----------two boaU of the steamer Naronic one of decrtbM as foUoas. to-wit; Tile west fractional Torrtx, .\Uroh lh. t^u. MRS. LANGTRY IN HASTE. which h.1 nklmtl. ucwulnt ku half (S)ofthe Mxsth wot quarter (h)and the Ua roum'jr utb. lw- BbpUrt ehurol. MRB. we*t Ua!f'S>of ttieea«t half (R> of the south wot quarter (ti) oL section twenty <3>i In Fred Taylor an ! Walt r Bearley. #fad town (J) north range Seven <7) west, which *Jic The purpose uf taking it for religious pur- i ‘ 7 L {*?u«bout Ule , ot Baird Death. ** h*T ,liul *,xt>’nin* »ul* on will be snide Mibjrrt to two i:>ortw;igi-s be!d<’y Hivciy. K ‘*.r«»y Nick, Mxtth :2L—Mrs. Langtry bearti iT*’ *U<! i!* l,olx<1 that they escaped in IS and IS years Samuel Carson, which fiortgaK«-» and Ute In- ]K*»cs wa* stated ta the original appeal for Jnen,be™ «f which would lie trained for youths, have been amMua for forrtty. purchase money to found a free church ta ' should armed force* aga'n l>e need- tlie new* of the death of Snnlrw aQd •w««'O afterward, picked up by Borton, where "all person*, whether rich •{ " w" l,hp <*MS ^“8 the recent leg. I Baid during a .Meaiterramwn crui« “ one lb« was ri«ht •.•’tiMuble P^e Mated January swh. ^ f>„ 1«M. Stanton sayt with ; or poor, without distinction of color or cun- Native embroglic. The Republicans have ; yacht White ck in the . ride up. It is supposed that the Naronic Wm. P. SinxAM, Admin*teatot*. she a clean town and ; »B t> W»" dition might worship.” Tbe price p.ud tor ! o7uilf,> « which OppoM. for.J’ k ,mn,edu^7 an Iceberg. Jcrlok U' sccxred for water uid r the place to which gHS.UOJ wa* immigration and th0 alleged an- I 4 ” ' N Wber® *he Rrrir*1 jester----------- ------------------- day. tbe.-TUt daraf Mar-h. a. 11 iski. uX the ,""«»• -Umlast tertvr Harrlsoa. Hour nl i*n o'clock In the forenoon of »aid dar. added for furnishing and remodelling. , "cfitetic tendencies of the Populist*. Sun- ! 03y ,nnraing and was very anxious to reHated Match jotli.t «ax The house was dedicated, but on the night day Mr*- ?•*■*’ appeared as a peacemaker turn *° Kn^:»nd.immediately. Th* train Cn,CA°o, March 15.—The Republican Wm. P. Sidman. of March 31rbC2, tnet^mple wa* burnt*!, ; organixed n peace a»<oci.Miou watch ; 7“ Eni,ia^n»n rctc ruing home* dly 01,0 v*ul‘tn yesterday bvari-iu^ vote Administrator. and JUhn Hall, a citizen, bras kilted, and ' £‘U •* wteulbmed throughout the state. J”11J^th great .courtesy they made room nominated Samuel W Allerton farmawi* ’ M. [ILLI* T . (Rucoe lUtllee jetlee* in E.KEB jrowpti R.T1M (Oflteei ^AW, BE? t S. I’ALXi Notary Pt JBVE§UVBHU3 so Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. / - R-tw - * “• u“ ‘«r- a. When Baby »»! fjbkclosvbe s LO it* wet ben bruug Old papa Jas D»n<» mt In bis mark” i dge efah a those M. Aal Idfceds i baffngt » Urge 'V,i-re ts, <h-l*u',t hi* '*»een msdn in t At.d A^alu Twenty-M>v*n Yean Later. • °PP"ritlon to the Itwian Treaty. A new builutagon the old rite was cum- ! Yo“’ 17.-A petition to pteuM, however, ta December. 1SS3. a: * »«cretary vf State Greoham ag*fa»i lbcost oi ii25,(MI. Qu Auj,. I t, 1879, the Baw*m treaty has been signed by a far-s.. building was destroyed by fire but wa* number of person* fa tuis city amS£ promptly rebudt nad reopened on Oct. 17, ’ ri»*tn Daniel Apptewiu, Felix’ *diJ. , ISSO, st a cost of more than The Frirncb C. Barlour. John BiJfow Itev’ i <•( rhe To vnshtn, riffiW. |.v Allee J. Morey) of Toledo. I I i tu j with th« whole cf hl* mclug stud imd^ ’ lican ^a ii*itIw^U* r ** “ n^taificent establishtoent at NeJuwkti' "cemiant of toe PdrtiT SrL*"1 t df ----------------h‘Father*. H. fa Cntost-A F"‘rJck,M **■»• for hi* anrt ’ Patrick’s daQP*rn*iona in prerfafana. ,oh!wrv«l nere by a big parade .-juv-ell THc bfatm ; 1 ‘e Bsual tiareh mtiUva. At NrwY.J H ~ DEATH RECORD, I 1 I auditorium was one of the largert in th- : Dr- Collyer, Chauncey M. Dmmt and B.-ojklyp the dtv buildin<r»"w — Louis Netti vnnMv nv « uvitiMind N^v- ’ l rnn.’raa l -ixtv <l.Ml*r< X.-WI . oronuy, bring in tat tn IrogUi, tjjot ta I Gllror. tticta.ro \l »tat,n Gitaw whES I m-t. ciuu/J"ril'kMWU C-f nlhty-twonIk.!* IhrludUKtan attorney fMof thirty .i.ltb taid I«t In bright Tb. Mtln; li. Cron., H«r> Iu,:.. w B. Uo~n? h«oja««* nl^U in XA“’ Ut«i£Vr7. -. -». xnl no wr.ieer.Uri::* nsvloc beeu :a*^’ “ * I teriSM '^ssyr4** * l»w to fw'wr th*detM Mx'r.rvC by Use rage or any p*rt thereof: Now tberv- people Beneath this great ball tn* the • e t> hereby ghen ibarun FrirUv the Tcrriflc Cxploalo^. 1»V >f U»v !-3i. at It o'clock Meliontan with a eeutiug capacity uf IjCtX). , Item, Monk.-March- ft).—At 4 c'tiock 1 i — ... ■iiyd :imn, at tjw north front dixw of Ismi-e fa its* city of Cnossty : - ^Oetaroisn.wN a a culM> DEADLY 6LAZE NEAR MADRID. Sunday momtag a fifty five ton Great fa- I A=° *‘f Io3Scttr of Ntebtaan ihnl being the Fire in a Tenement Onto a Score or More ^onioiive ccmoiive exploded with terrific terrlilc force fare*, iiTin ' . *'s,yB‘-40 •! L. I., Mnrch —Mr< l-.. Mwh 17. IT.-Xrw M“FXrobX 01 th' Alriitta. Livo»—Other Flrr*. ' *. *tantlr rtantly kill:ni> killing f^nnAatr^-^. Conductor u IL j. t .... Winite* t- ■> Hicks, thu uldess won-* Watertown, Wk, nnd Swhdr i °U ^"‘^‘^wd at the homo <rf h ' . Madeid, March 20.—Fire fa a densely C____ _ winiS; Jcha «f Cahtomfa. EmXX *“• D. H:ck*. alOid uVf h* populated tenement district at Saint So U» Btab U..L w„. „ valOTMt. IIU. bastoin resulted iu the death of lircnl, twentyFlreota. J«e.e« Nallltao o..x “I I I'!"1 ttatabl hrota „,| ,, one person* and perhaps more. .; talufeO. Ky-Wta blown .Ort!. fet -— —- ■-‘SE; i ' ttebta!SHIS?• JOEDAN, Minn., March 30.—The City mills, valued at l»30,UJ0. uurutuyesterday burntd yesterday.. Tbe building wafc six r*-stories ----- *-high, “-•. of „*stone, _____ erectctl in 1K70 Aid bad a capacity of 600 barrels daily, insured tor Uo«rf J. Seta*Ur, Henry Cro din after a year's flight LMuJIiiit; John Bunn CapL J. K. frlre a »d " just celebrated thdlr ~ The <i ft* we" beauty. :I a: Si^iW’ .. - .-r tot ri­ ot n( !.miit<■n weddMt for t>«r , <Uuv„. wTu from * •»“««* *«• tV< ***«••. “■ * k Nita ........................... a»j«iM-iJ ink io-ytwr-”-' "ported at Plkevi ' Mid Er Id nays At it A «x^arc‘I W.—Fin, at Athens Monday morning dreuoyed a*v« nd. destitu Im? you v: Knw.tua L ctuiu >« fee.l™ LT .-’ > «<■ » on bl* o'*1’ wilt fnro .. .«IW J �Hastings Banner. Thursday, March 23. <893-__ I fee her kltubii furnishing will have num«ou* ‘ tHce. Hot dtehea placed «n wdbdcn tables In variably scorch the wood and gen- | ■ecally leave a line or ap«C of grease that requires a <ood deal ot scrubbing to re­ wove. The tile* will nave tote unnecessa­ ry lal»ar, fcr they can be easily washed, and^hejr will not burn. They can l»e l»ought for five cents a piece and will wear; “forever.” A row of them on the back of the kitchen table at»d another on -tips serv­ ing tablt wjjl be found a great conven­ ience. J tom Polly sold his personal property at auction but week, and wilt go to work at I J blackaaDltbing—Sidney Hull has gone to I READ OCT JKTItmiS. Gesler Is still improving. She Is so she tan sit up a Utile while at a time—Mrs. Orrin Loomis Is quite alck—The smiling spring we spoke of last week did not smile only long enough to take ef the snow—In * •our last letter we said that our merchant was a gel there young man, and. so It proved for on Wednesday he went to Has­ tings. got a marriage license and on Thurs­ test! mo­ day was married to a Miss Morford. Tbe nk h!$»rs from our cour.hr* parties are Ixito well and favorably known ra«t pamphtet nf tcxtln bl*-. In coturaunii and a host of friends wish them much joy. percons who rABTJiTB , „ West set np the cigars in great shape, but > have been cur­ 11 Woodland's school will give a series -of your scribe has not seen one yet—Walter ed by the use of entertainments this spring, the 'proceeds' Davis is building < home on the farm ho to gotownnl storting a library. , * bought of Alfred Bishop—Ambrose Cox rbethsr Tablets and party were at Gun Lake fishing last J.'C. NieltliaoMuec, aged 73 years, an1 week, and caught about one hundred old pioneer of Wood laud, died -last week. Tnx Ohio CnrMjcal Co: poudds of fine fish so we are Informed— Hr a as born In Germany. Harry Jones and wife have gone to Kala­ urTHEO.K mEftfh • lrt‘- »>«'MichTff u cure *1’4 l^'t* the most eurefu! InverNettle Lee. of Wordland, lost a. mazoo to work this summer—Frank Laratiri'ilnp *9ta cur mpunMUuitv *«»<1 gold watch last fait Thia spring when bee, our mall carrier, will moye^ onto his r"JBOiK0T BE DECEIVED •Iheouow melted, she foetid It under a farm this spring—George H. Abrams Is Inc s.i»* o;"th« various uo*trum» tha tire, and when picked uy it commenced quite poorly—John McGurn did not hire and smoked for iwwtynw J't'ur ulc. Ask K-r i(IL—j* Henry Card to work for him this summer ifctoing. —Irving Gaskin dosed a very auccessful ■ Ohas R. ColltoSy of Woodland, wb« term of school here last Friday. cares for Dr. A.. J. BaUebman's horses, took glycerine aud auumouia instead of glycwnane and rum. forn cold. He prepared ’ Ixittie Tompkvns is visiting her sister, the mixture hltBsehf betag familiar with Mrs. Kate Spinney, of Galesburg—Prof. MATHEW joHfISOK', I*. O. Box 45. £1.13 AX3 45 CNEIAXISCX. the bottiers In tbe doctor's drug store and Pixley at the M. E. church this Thursday LIMA, OHIO, instead of telling the doctor about IL be evening—Scheel closes to day for a weeks went home sod told liiawlfe what he bad vacation—Miss Ida Moore Is staying with PARTICULARS J. Hartom, who is gaining tone. She wanted to send for the doctor, Mrs. E. F M- «on wa»«roQcl» addicted to the n»c of liquor, and thrnuah u tnmd, iwaa .ea o ' Jr-{4?Tto’*U if. wa. » heavy and ronuant drlnktr. hut alter mdsg but he refused being afraid that "he and slowly—A dance at Abbey's Hall this lrrtt-r«dl“ha quit drinkUg, and wilt not t~eh llqnor of any kind. 1 hare w«.t» the boys would reast torn.” Finally he Friday evening for the benefit of tbe li­ XSutha before writing ycu.tn order u koow the cure was ewrw so much worse that the doctor was brary—Mrs. J. Tbwe had her -collar bone sent for and rendered ail the asstatauoe broken by being thrown from* the buggy MRS. HKLE-N’ MORRISON. possible, but did not think Collins would near her heme Wednesday morning of' week—A. Young*, and wife, of lice until morning, m the poison had been last Battle Creek, visited at Dan Keyes' the to bls systeai t»vo hours before anything V ALICE KIRK. M- p, ■urts done. In /be morning he was nc latter part of toe week—Three tickets in Ji. I'fayutelanaaC1. Surgeon. micxily. for scvea year*. worse, however, although suffering gveat the field this spring, Rep., Dem. and Hastings. - - Mich. • >■ ■.1-..ropiiy atteiMted day or night, Party. The republicans had pein. And now there ere slight hopes uf Peoples over F. G. Htoweit'R ixMCand shorxtore their caucus Saturday. Clarence Briggs, hlH recovery. supervisor P. K. Jewel, clerk: William A. NWEEZEY. ■ Henry K'.nekedexfker, of Nashville, Pratt, treasurer, heads the ticket. 61, 53 and 55 Optra Block LIMA. OHIO. Tbe (ta writing pleas* tacatfoa this p*p«r.), Ktole a five dollar bill from R. Mayo's peoples party oadcu.v was held Monday. Hasting*. Mieh. money drawer. When accused of the; William Cole, eupervteor, A. W. Scott, Practices in all court* of the state. Col- theft he was at fir-x vary indlguant but clerk; A. T. Shepard, treasurer heads the .-•ti'.>ii*f»roinpl!y attended to. afterward returned the money. list. Tim democrats have their caucus At Nashville the election went rnoatly this week Satocday. nils. E H A c. P. LATHROP, republican, with tbe oxooption of L. F. 1‘ Houtoepathic Physicians aud Hastings. - - Mich. _ , _ Hastings, Venezula has just decldtMi to be fully Weaver, for pretridoot, who was elected G. F. Truman, of Grand Rapids, spent Surgeons by a majority of tex. All cali* «d*y ®a,i country promptly Sunday with relatives and friends—S. E. represented at the Columbian exposition. CAPITAL $75,000.00.' *.2ev. Arney, the •iiorse trotting parron” Cook, ot Charlotte. Sundayed here—Mr. Superintendent Allen, of the painting SURPLUS •10.090.00. has accepted a call to the - Congregational and Mrs. L. J. Wilson were at Battle department, is now working a force of 350 A. S<TURNER. M. D. Creek last week an account ot the death men. ' church at KdrUrcliie. Incorporated undet the taws of the State of Physiniai and Surgvott, of a (riead—Mr.and Mrs. L. W. FelghMichigan. The educational exhibit at the world's ■Br. Hanlon, of MlddlovKlr, has pur­ ner were at Graui Rapids Saturday—Miss Delton, ■ • Mich. chased an SO acre frrit fatal just east -of. Ixiis Marshall te home from Kalamazoo fair is to have the space It requires. A Open for business Dec. tS.lBM. Wayland and wit! move onto It about -college fee her spring vacation—S. J. new building costing SI20.000 has been AT ordered for the ethnological exhibit, which V C. II BARKER officers: Truman Is to Chisago this week buying accordingly is thereby removed from the faunr* and Surgeons. ♦ Tthere has tewt WMtch .anxiety felt bv .goods and seeing the sights—.Mr. and manufacturer and Liberal Arts building, D. G. Robinsati, Presidents city or county responded to with Cheater Mwser. Vice. Pres. the people of Freeport the. past wv*-k Mrs. Jobu Fuller, of Grand Rapids, are thus allowing more space for the education­ ■< day or night D. W. Reynolda. Cash'nr. ; over Hie safety of tbe L. & H. R’y quests of hlnw.lster, Mrs. C. W. Everts and al exhibit. ’ briiM'ji- which span <lie Coldwater river •eon Wm. Fuller—Mrs. Welly, of New । DU.F.tnoRs: HELDOK. Thu Japanese royal family will l»e repre­ J^iHladelphla. Ohio, h visiting her sister, ’ ■ and Duel: creek Just north of town. D. W. Reynolds. W. H. Powers, tract aC’l Real ISatRte Office. sented. It Is announced positively that t j and .cnany have spent hours cteartau: D.G. Roblfson, it_B. Messer. the eldest son and probably successor of ;t>:d E'tMe Ileal Knuin । H way the flood wood which-threatened to Chester Messer. .John Carvetb, the Mikado will visit Chicago in Septemd”ur l tl» taw tta- j Mr«. W«nwi H.Ut alM w 1X1- । ber.. P. T. Colgrove. j ’ ■ «. forclxh complete j Coldwoter. The pwpte of Freeport tOR tu sec h- r tdateF Mrs. Wtu. Cooper Has the only Havings department in in Harry Fifty million tickets havei bwn ordered r. F. RKOQKH.Clerk, jjiid v.'clnity bu«K th*»e brlUges and <te ] who is very stek—The party at Mr. and ahd pays X per cent thwrext on all time engraved for the'fa'r. In unler to make It County ~~ *nd wkh to see thuas reDM’.'.eti just at j Mr*. Schweitzer’s was ‘not very largely deposits. | as difficult as possible to cciputerfelt them jS’rajcnf. -l atltaided but wa*.greatly enjoyed by 'the a special paper has bcon ordered from a ’ rriWir*^few that were pres«U -Ask Johu Earlier ' Jf he found any lw> uprooted by the Massachusetts mill. Little planchets of ;«»4p. tn. Telephone, cot. ! Mrs. i ’. Doyle was fix. guest of her par- j w’,„t Friday—Mrs. F. Travis apd Mrs. E. tissue paper have been scattered between i:ee. at Hollaway's drui 7 ----- AND----«j».ts in Caledonia over Sunday—Bowen’* s liial'* called oh Mrs. W.itren Fisher one the shecta of which the card Is composed. planchets which are .of blue, pink : Mills tateut ghe u drama hen- Satutoay day.last week-Newel and Fred Barber These I________ _ from -v —........ «... coiuwen?e and salmon easily show thriugh the card, j cwnJflK evciyOK—Ajiu jiio»« * Haaioc ilmioc and C.4'1. C.4L PutuaiB Putnam |*re home aeboo! and will and will make it an extremely Hard Job to w«uZ to Wayland data relay—'Hie union work on the term—Several from jliipllcatr the ticket by counterfeiting. ■ ! sehbol ekHes this week tor ik week’s vaca- place attended tbeptev nt Kalamazoo The ’hkeis will be 2'* by 4'; inches in ' tout—Uf the Dumber (run this <tace who Ltrdaji evening—Henry Pteher ta on . iMLGRGVE. size and w ill be handsomely engraved. >■ at tended the t«-aeber’s examlnstion Cite | ihr, . Attorney at l-tw , ::------। ijrd and <tl: of March, but four received!The right has lieen granted to erect an — A Cilgreu > ; certificate*--The Congregational church riamaii Aaiiey. ice rin' . which win be ep-iijdurluk the en­ ir. I'aiua t>to-.-k. HasUnga.; h.M MMltav. Ani.-J-t.«lnplrthHr1>u!-! rhenbln.juv.b.aol ju our Hwral tire < months of the fair. [No matter if f pit Mie oMilnu j.or—Won 1>m I V.lloy araln -Mrs. M. Everette .oil I!., uirrtmnuvler Is 100 degrees In the t . E. KEN ASTON. < ooma.uw.t bH fourth t.u=i Khool I. dwthtar l» liKluum hu.luros-Mbs shade. • >>u can find .-mouth ice and skating 3. AtU»rn» , Allen dUtrtat—Wm McKevlttipKl Imty. of "™«tM,otB.tUe Creek ia ru.lt- In the cold storagy rink. j . . SlA.Uuk-s. UKlideU theC. S. <1. .Lore Erl'tleud, here-Mu4<tT ro»l. «re Uns • J... .. . inr.anm.inrr onfcT of the ilaj—Sugp.r making te rathor i day ext-nlng--Cards are out aunonneiug Gives all the news of Town, County and Slate, and as much National Kiiu so far — Jobs Wuivt ta at home tor I' toe inaxriagivid Ml-s Edith Chase te anesThe Bank of St. George,l< f Genoa, for news as an}’ other paper .df its class. >l.MHUMAN. UumoliUktc Hl, ■ tollable man. i f Allegan Oo. Miss Chx.se a fear days.vlslt—E. lan-kbart has built x TOO yrnfa held au unrivaled j>o*itiun to the oicEan and fr.urgvon. Las uecn a teacher In our village achooi new barn—Rev. 'Wm. Netce has sold his world, and combined the qualifications of cL.'tuud two years, and ha* wade a host of Interest in bis father's (arut to his father, the-Brink of England wit^ tho^r of tbe I friendain this village^-Addle Ritahle is and irdl atluid college this m-ason prepar­ atory for toe minlbtery—Mrs. B. W. East India company. During all lids period tlw guerf of Jw r brotly*r Cbarh ’ s ir this IN G OFFICE OF it was in direct cqn>municaht-n with Eng­ viltage—Mr. Jimsutr aac family .have Austin is on toe sick list—liupbvrt Evette land. and thou»at>dat.>f unedi^-d documents, baa accept 'd a position as book keeper In inured io Grand Rapids. Wttslland. Mid... lending to torow light on .tbe hiatory of Toledo and will hot irach school this spring—Fn-d Williams, of Battle Creek, commerce, aro there awaiting it successor of tbe Pen.:e. is visiting old agqnaliUabctwin this vicini­ to Bawdou Brown. Ccrtniily they are as Mr*. Frazier, to South -Bead. Ind„ has ty—V. Owens and wile, and A. Sheldon, rich a* toe arcblvesof Venice, if not rich­ SCHOOL COLUMNreturned u» her home, after amending the of Farewell, are making obi friends a er. Within tbe past ten year- an attempt Isa NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news-, >o pijt them in order, and of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign . winter witti Mtk. A. C. Walt—Peter pleraurt visit—David Wilkinson’s daugh­ has burn Young, of Hickory Corners, was called to ters. Misses Minnie and Alice, of Char­ to indeg them. Imagine the task. Then, lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY the beduide of Mnt. K. Y<»unr, who will lotte, are making.him a pleasant eritit— arc now 37,000 packages of papers dating CIRCLE ” and ‘ OUR YOUNG FOLKS. ” Its -HOME AND SO­ from the Tenth cent niry to tlie end of the soon pa>« e 1.0 .lisni home—L McDuiuJd We are rcjolc-tl to hear of the marriage of was In CedarCretiKX putt of hut weot — Mrs. L. Lockhart to Mr. John Swegles, last, each contMlr-iug several thousand CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives an«l daughters. documents -National Heritor. Its general political news, editoralsand discussion are comprehensive, Fred Smith i« spending bls vacation fnari of Wayne, Mich. Ebe ptarriage occurredschool in Martin vi’ili. his parents here-^ Mart-h Stoat tbe residence of Mr. Henry brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no ■ Levi Bolee at*l wife, “f .MeBihlv. have Waters, the bride’s father. In (talechesterA superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized .now returned to their home after visiting Ont. We extend our congratulations and or Toledo, I authority in all parts of the land. friends here—Mrs. Lvpler. of Woodland, old slippers—Mr. Richard Ellston re­ ^pent .Sunday with her sister, Mrs. W. joices over an Increase of pension—Mr. F!IAXK. J. Cmih'EY snakes f*th that hr • QIKQ^L/ITION • —John Smith, who Is soon to start to Manley, of Jackson, i* visiting his daugh­ is-th--senior partner qf the linn of F. J. Texas, has sold bls 80 acre farm on thu ter for a few weeks—N. Appleinan and Chenkt’ACo . doing llusiiK-i in the rlly . A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables,us to offer this splendid journal lawn line to an Ohio «Ki. Price for the .children of town are visiting their grand of Toledo. County and State aforesaid, and '‘THE 'BANNER” for one year h'fv;f. clrnng- S for >dv«r.lsenieDts same $5,800'— Sugar social at H. A. John­ parents—John Marler ootnex to tho front and i/ii:’ said Ann wi1! pay , the sum of ■1 r.«-l. ttih office Tuesdays at latest to son’s Friday evening uf tills week. A •with a fine span of dydep—Mr. Lcntram’s ONE JlL'NDItED DOLLARS for each and every case of CntJrrh that cannot lie ire inw'tom in tic- issue <»f toe week awact social It will be—Prof. Humphrey .oMest daughter was married to a Grand will- preach here Satuntay evening and Rapids gentleman the ere of the 15lh. cured by by the use of Hall's Catakkii Siin/Jay—Boltou x«d Coats-ire looking for May peace Mid happiness be their loL FRANK J. CHENEY. <'’<! ; ipcK for sale, aheap. Cxit U»t Hite a IwJtion here to build au elevator and NEIGHBORING COUNTIESloniburyard. Mr. Osgood has some log* Sworn b» before iim aud subscribed in y presence; ihis Oth uay of JJ&tmber. A. it tweoilier mills. Inall.aver 1,000,000 Subscriptions may begin at any time. Agnes Horton, who Iu a student at the .1 D- nwa'.: iMuakiva great tapruvefwL achoul for the blind, employed in the Address all orders to uit n: in Lis Maldenoe to the 4th wan!. bakery, baked 3,503 loaves of white bread *-*n-e river this year lacked wreral and AfiO of brown bread from September xjiAL ■ A. W. GLEASON. Tlto’liiUe two year old daughter of Mr. 12, 1W2. to February 26, 1893. but Ims Notary Publtc Gri« ,ast now been compelled to resign on account 'mark" mndexai the Michigan Awnue and Mru.X'. KeJsto, -:i.> right yean ago. Saturrfay.wght after several woeks suffer­ of alekncAN. Supt. Barker stales that Hall’s Catarrh Cure 1s takfn internally and acta directly upon the blood and muing with blood poison. The funeral look thia Is a most remarkable record for a place at the Yankee Springs school house young lady 19 years of age.—■Charlotte Re- coug tturfacM of the system. Send for bu* H *a streets of thia city rixturday. tesliuionlals. free. F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. ' irturi-k. Aside from toese b<itki of the M> omciair'i— ------- _ place gave an entertainment bust faatorday ; C. II. Dickinson, a prominent hardware OHIO. ■ /•nt iLtedv were crowded with horses.; night- All report a good towe—Art and dealer of Kalamazoo, who wu injured In tSF” Sold by drugglsta, 75c I'bf Engine A Iroa works xre liMln< Ed. played for .a very 'pleasant dance last n wreck while on bls way to California, souse Urge rucks th rows down the river1 Saturday uight.al tbe Rut laud grange Ball died last we»jk In a hcapltal In Kan.su GEIfflHlEM. batik ju«t north of their plant to protect ^-Services at out school bouae lard Sunday City. ' A sewed shoe that will not rip; c*w, well attended for some ' their picperty in cnse of high water. «jKld was tu»t Tbe spot where tbe counties of Kalama­ seamless, smooth inside, more comfortable, nrtw.n — Bertha Ip-dslc returned home hut •Quite a clunk of their real estiUe went zoo, St. Joseph. Calhoun ami Branch join stylish and durable than any other shoe ever Fddny from M*rtk». where she has boea ta marked by a targe boulder. fiowh the .tjver during the Dt*nt;fiu<ML sold at the price. Every style. Equals custoo^ attending school tote Winter—Art and Ed. ■..... TRAOB MARK made shoes costing from to $5. ’inc of the Infant cblldreu af -Mr. There te a table on exhibition nt A. expect to play at toe North Irving grange Townwrut who lives In, the Gceifry k The followmg are of the same high sUxxlard at W. Sherwood A Son ’ s store that Is ball again next Satordsy night—There ■ merit: lions*! Miu'it ot Kalamazoo riepoL died was a very pleasant aa?!:d nt Mr. Bignail’s quite a curious piece uf work, it wag $4.00 and S5.00 Fine Calf. Hand-Sewe£ ' ’.-i wei k. TUe family were found to l»e last Friday night—It Is reported that imide by W. A. Brownell and consists of $3.30 Police, Farmer' rnd Letter-Carriers. ■i «•Iciiitut* emnlltlun aud wore helped HMk Sa.50, $3.3g and Ss.oo for Working Meiu there will be » parly ut G. Griffith’s next 378 pieces and six different kinds of wood, !•_ tli- joung istlies of the Mercy- and < $3.00 nnd $t.75 for Youths and Boys. viz: b*utternut, walnut, l»eech. maple, Friday idgbfr—<L Ward and family have - AND Sj.oo Hand-Sewed. / FOR Help department of the M. E. church. moved In Mrs. I’otur’s house—L. Cook cherry and oak.—Allegan Journal. XS3.50 and 3.00 Dongola, f LADIES. \ '-rira ii«« for ui< fLe Michigan crop report for March. and wife were the guqstaof A. Potter and TheG. R. & 1. company, aa soon ns the !^!i«l Friday by tiw secretary of too state wife humtey—Abbie Pott*r was the guc>l weather ta favorable-, will put . down at -rOBlTlVELY CURESof Mr.'ab-lMrs. Frink Jo!wi-u>n last Sun­ k&ond flawing well a’Waylaud'and will, HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS I 'which has ivvcred toe wheat field* j for day—Our new merchant Is doing a good erect one of 1 he lari e.I water flunks on more then two mouths no very aatlafaeto* bluings. Hops’ it will eoulintie for Joo th<* line, and will also build r pumping ■ PROSTRATION, • v ••♦tiiiuti- can be uuute, but there Is a feel­ is a very rrsje-etsble young man and in- bouse. The wntor to be had from the ing that it has been considerably damaged. teiida to do what Is right by all—Bertha well te said to be the bvst for bolters on Jobnsoji. of Nlddlevlll'. spent Sunday the road. , All fiorn thl-f vicinity who rontewjrfatc with het parent*. B. Ji. Johnson—Jim Rev. R. N. MUtdletou. pastor M. E. church. . taking in the World's Fair should be pre­ .tohn.xupports a naw wagon hnnght in ■'Mother Totjuin” one of tbe oldest, If Cedar Spring'. Mich., says: Sleep aud r«l baud to take their meals with them on the were strangers to mn after preaching till I used jirtir city last writ-We guess E Court­ not the oldest, of tlte I ’us to wa lam les of ••Adtronda" Now I steen soundly and au al;. grounds If possible, as It is uvldrnt from ney will have to transfer bid snw logs up Ibis section, died at lute home near the ■ efrmhed. aud I can heartily recotntuend tt. ; Vie atatemviito niade by thu Chtoago pre** to I D Brookes’ pond tor th > boiler of place which tear.- her name on the 8th Prepared Dy WHEELER and FULLER MEDICINE CO., Cedar Springs, Mich. that those who have privilege* »•«» ,l,e «•' Walliert’s mill lays there to the ImL and. wax buried from the Silver SOLD BY aide of the grounds propoee to make all Frank frnee corner and at last report titfy were Creek (Catholic) church on the 10th. there Ii in iu charging two or threw times unable to move it—LUtle Roy Corrtney Is It te claimed that deceased was born In as much as the same service can bd ob­ For sale by WOOLEY & BRONSON, Hastings Mich. HASTINGS. I J7M—Paw Pair Northerner. reported sick with scarlet Cover. J tained for outride of the grounds. ► HILL’S > TABLETS. EL.vl EIM BE1F? When yen want a FRESH LUNCH, Go-to the * CITY BAKERY. OHIO CHEMICAL CO. Fine line uf creams and ■ .-li confectionery. A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARDS. FREE. % to the ohiq CHEMICAL CO , Hastings City Bank, LOOK‘-HERE Wheat is low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will Bell White Rose Flour H. '• $1.90 Per 100 Ldj. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack t<> be first grade. Live poultry wanted' JOS. ROGERS. TOUR FAVORITE- HOME NEWJPrtPER Ths Rs;iIi1;kb Fanily Paper ol ths Uoited States ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10 Tilt BflNNtR Your Home would b'eancompleto without it. The New York Wy Tribune LOCAL NEWS. This week, 75.quires. FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. “N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1.00?, We furnish both papers for Heart KmTe re The 1ST® W. H. GOODYEAR. - S3 SHOE ADIRONDA Wheeler’s - $1.10 �Immhhbh S' Thui CARPETS. ■ f SHADES Gon ,Are wALI PARLOR GOODS. there tf cou: torn tli nd fr •ve a; eater Iraud Bries Atest) ise. jve yc Hit. O n not irayt su bo BED ROOM SUITS toney FR We handle all carpets by the roll,.bought directly front factory, and can sell them cheaper and much more satisfactory to you. tin of x kJ all to no effect. This state of attains will American workmen, and In tbe new continue until public sentiment is aroused American policy of reciprocity; who be­ to the fact that a strict adherence to party lieve In the fullest protection of all clashes 1 principles in all local elections Is a men of Invested interest, and yet who are opThursday, March 23, 1893. ace to good government poted.to corporation rule iu the govern­ MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. Is the good time coming when men will ment of either nation or state; who believe throw aside party affiliations, and vote for in sound money aud honest gold aud silver the men best qualified, irrespective of par­ as money; as pledged in the national re­ THE HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFICE, AUGUST 14. 1879. ty, and wbfen the offices seek the men, not publican platform at Minneapolis; who the men seek the offices? Or shall we al­ believe in such improvements and ways continue to experience the evils re­ extensions of the banking systems sulting from a close adherence to party the country as win bring banking lines it city elections? While it is true REPUBLICAN TICKETfacilities nearer to tbe people of thfthattlastings has had her clean officials, smaller towns and communities; who be­ whose actions were prompted by their con­ lieve In practical civil service reform such C~rta. •* »«•”“ S““ V""'rU'T™k W. siderations ot duty, yet it cannot be denied as will separate tbe spoils idea from pull, that she has been cursed by officials, whose tics and yet preserve the people in control • Herman Ktefer priflh Judicial Circuit. presence on the ticket could only be made of public offices and all public affaire, and possible by tbe fact that their party Ud who believe In liberal policies and yet In For Judge 3th Judicial Circuit. Full termClement Smith the strength and used It unsparingly the assertion of American Ideas m all Fifth Judicial Circuit, against all opponents however good they American affairs—all such people and all1 gar Judge 5th Ju Helal Circuit to fill vacancymight have been. Some very queer exam­ who are In sympathy with tbe other poli­ Clement Smith. ples ot blindly adhering to party could be cies and aspirations of the republican par­ furnished In this city if desired. It re­ ty of the-future are cordially Invited to For County Scbo >1 Com tntsaiooermains for public sentiment to say whether unite at once In the membership of the the city’s interests shall be made subordi­ league clubs of their own neighborhoods nate to party strength In city elections in and participate in the election of delegates . to tbe national con vention at Louisville.’ It cannot but be a matter of pleasure to the future or not. ontempiate the time when politics will be The Nashville News has the following vlped out ot city elections and party lines The call recently issued for a meeting of to say concerning tbe candidacy of Judge >01 Iterated entirely. When this Is done none •ut the best men for tbe city will be clect- the republican national league, to be held Smith. Any one at all conversant with •■d. There isfi’t any question but what the in Louisville beginning May lOUi, was the duties that pertain to that high office •est interests ot tbe city are continually written by General Clarkpon. and appeals will realize the truthfulness of the article: Hastings Banner, EDITORIAL NOTES to the republicans of every city, town and village to be np and doing for the cam­ paigns of 1894 and 189«. This meeting «»o apt to blindly follow thu inclinations will be a (very important one as the line f their own political beliefs and place tbe ot battle tor tbe coming campaigns will be ■ity’s good beneath partisan victory. This mapped out Tbe text of tbe call was a certainly not aa it should be nor as we this utterance of President Lincoln after •eJIeve, as it always will be. It ia right tbe first defeat of tbe'republicans: “The hat party lines should be drawn in state battle must go_op. The. cause of human •nd national elections, as the nominees for liberty must not be surrendered at the end of one or one hundred defatta.” With ■rinriples that you believe In, bat no this text as tbe keynote the appeal of Gen. rrlneiplr* < nter into a city election further C larkaon breathes this spirit of hope and tan that the best men should be elected, Inspiration for tbe future: ‘-The mission e they democrats, republicans, protiibi- of tbe republican party ta not yet ended and will not end until the weak aud help­ louiets or populists. Ub intecd fortunate that ail of the less of ail classes and conditions are pro­ ertacd smartest men In the world are tected under the Igws, ana until the dsy ot numbered in one party. There are shall come, as demanded by General Grat'd, •od men ard smart men in all parties, w hen the rights of a republican shall be as be beet Interests of the city would de­ fully admitted, and as fully protected at an 1 that the voters select their officers every voting place in the land as tie jm tbe elty tickets irrespective of party rigid* of a democrat.” it thia Is not done, and the people s«*e the ; Every repiddlcan should n?a I dm ronaulta In tbe non-en toreenjent <>f the law*. { ctu dniff . ,w . paragraph _ . of the ___ call _____ which___Is na as •uscious of certain defeat,. those who ' loilow*: II mid mwke the best officers will not al- I u Tin: national committee of tlie Itepubhrust aside when politics dominate, and lame the ones who shall rule. When ft!' i uii v th»lr names to run, while the paying i .'lean N«ti<iirel League cordially invites' all flam of the successful party have been .' ritlreng who before in honest elections t a nnd aera ub e a wng scheming po I-* and the right of every American voter to , ; I tens, aud th we whb would Ik; interested j cast mie vote muI have It fxirly counted; t<. Ip tM itaving the laws rigidly etrtoewd. The ' wbo bdir«e tn the dignity of free labor and •M»focee«nent of tbe liquor laws In this] a faithful maintenance of the difference I,| I y ta greatly deplored, and the press of 1 K- twren American acd European wages; aeMy. Irrespective of polities have con- who believe In tbe aid American policy of aUy referred to evident violation*, but; protection to AueMrican industry and to is always In touch with the peopte. I* erata and populists have united upon a as easily approached by the poor and hutt- candidate, if every republican will do his cst toller as by the rich and powerful. whole duty at the polls. We have a capa­ He h essentially a man of the common ble and efficient magistrate and it behooves people. IB? came from the ranks of the workers, and by bls own perseverance and push lias put himself to tbe front. He Is us not to lose him through onr own rareleanness or Idleness. • Tbe Mcluuighlin bills before the state Were a district to elect school officers, or wi re a school board to elect a seboq teacher, foe question ot politics would never be considered. It has no business to be considered. Take tor Lu*un~e onr city schools. What figure would the’ poll-. legislature to prohibit the use of machinery in state prisons, and UAporhlbit confine­ ment of federal prisoner? from other states therein, and also the teaching of trade to convicts, have many arguments in their favor. In the first place it is tbe tic* uf an aspirant for tbe auperintendency duty of every commonwealth to dignify cut? Noue at all. aud it is conceded that labor and make honest toil more honora­ it should not foe considered. Su wfth ■'ref­ ble, and not bring the wages of a deserv­ erence to the county commia*ionendiip of ing laborer, who has a wife and family to school*. It is a non-pertl*an office. Poli­ sustain, in competition with those who tics do not aud cannot enter into Its duties has* committed crimes agalast society. in any way. They have no place there. Tbe laborer Is taxed for elty and county Barry county is fortunate In having tn tbe improvements and to pay tbe expenses of person of her present county school eum. state, and It is a manifest injustice for the mtasioner one who is universally recogniz­ state to compel him to compete iu day ed as one of tbe ablest In the state, having been recently elected to the presidency of wsgas with the product of criminal labor. A large'portlon of the criminals of this the state association of county school com­ missioners. Hta long experience as a attte^ could be profitably employed for teacher, his splendid qualifications ami the very high quality of bis work, and the ex pcrlence gained by several j ears of earnest and effective work In looking after foe edu­ cational kiteresta of Barry County arc of The circuit court-convene I at Marshall, yesterday. Judge Clement Smith prcsM- • ed and the straightforward. boioe*- like and impartial manner in which he dis­ charged bls duties elictcd the .-trongret eiprrsaions of approval from memtete o* ths bar and from other.* in attendance. These ■ repub dag to rep expressions were freely made by att-n»rj» and cltlrcus. without dhtlnrticn of ibeJr party politics.—Battle Creek Journal. Every v »ter who loves his state and the great institutions of learning at Ano Ar­ bor, should cast his vote for Hertnab Etf* er. of Detroit. for regent. Mr. jKiefrr is* man of means who has given frtei) o» time and money to further the hitercsuof our famed educational jnditutiaD. *nd to good progress in the Iasi year or twp i» In no small degree to his efforts. Every friend of the Ihrtrerritj irrespective tf ilAk party should vote for Mr. Kiefer. The Chicago papers are making a upon the outrageous .price* that will te rep charged after a person gets Inside d ,!ie grounds at the ’World’s Fair. As the general admission is W rents, years to come, in breaking stone to build those who have bought ’.be rartocs public highways, for tbe day Is bound to exclusive rights frel that the people will s<>un come when butter roads will be de­ pay large prices rather than go outside of L the ground*. Chicago men closely n-wmble animals with bristle* on their lark#'«» manded. If faithfulness and efficiency count for value to the county, and such service the. voters of Barry county cannot afford to anything in tbe discharge of duttea pertata- and always has been a hard worker, tfo'ng to office, then K. G. Holbrook should lug conscientiously tn win for biusetf * the voters of this vicinity should arffi will lose. Every consideration should lead tbe be re-nominated and re-elected as city re­ prominent place in hffi' chosen prottwfoa. throw politics aside and vote for Judge voters of Barry county to cleet Enoch An­ corder. He ha* made one of the beat yet always finding time to listen to *od Clement Smith. In the first place be Is a drus at county school commissioner. With officers that this city has ever bad. The raode^anv assistance In his power 10 a°7 gentleman who U known to be in even­ a’l respect to the oppualng candidate, of bis friend* who called upon himway a man. one who la |Q every way whose merits as a man aud aa a teacher we (UaehaaM promptly aDa The short, be la a Jest. generoa>. brainy-wbok' thoroughly qualified for tbe position. And rcwixr, we aUll insist that Barry county there Is not an office in tbe gift of tbe peo­ eannot command tbe services of any man mlnntr, <rf u» wMinn al th, city r.thera sonted'gentleman, whom it b an honor to bar. teen written ImowUlataly aftn the support and who will honor bh couKlte’ ple which needs a clear bead, sound judg­ who ean do ao much for her schools, or ad|«inn»ento<«»iiell. All ndenafylut ment and conscious fidelity to duty any begin to. aa Enoch Andrus. ents in return.” _ *___ _ the elty bay. bmn (IM owt the aw more than does the position of circuit Nothing succeeds like success. Nothin* Jutes Ferry, tbe leading’stat^®” ®f ol«bt lhe. wwr pww, and nr) am Judge. He should be a lawyer of more attoata a man’, worth more truly and France died very suddeniv Friday fro® after handed to the one, to who* Um or­ than ordinary ability; he should be a suc­ enrately than the record he makes in the heart trouble resulting from a would wM cessful business man; he should be pro- discharge of bla duty. U |, a fact that a der wa. made payable. B.erytnlrx about the oOeo baa ban attndod tot* a mu*, participating In a duel. He was ooe or sessed of a kindly spirit, controlled by a mio-wbura.. w propertr ba.u>e,.-|ia, manner. When a elty aeca tbe men whom the people potild trust, and judicial mind; he should be a gentleman of omltod When b. IItm. bit brier e™t. atn-h at. nltlcr aa Mr. Uolbroo* baa mad. his service* In assisting France fwa i strict sobriety; and he should have tbe the aoter, abonl I m to II that hi, trna ot present perilous positional! be ®tawdwelfare of tbe people ever paramount to •enetobdnt, «u'> uiMt lnlo oa.-e „n t litnuea ,0 personal feelings. All of these quallUea Voters should not forget that the nsro* ■wotbllkm. Attor toe de at a bird bn Judge Smith possesses in an eminent de* of candidates for Circuit Judge will •Trek, term of court m Chirl«>. Urw Re. gree. as Is well known by every man in Kor th. Or>t Um, u, tt, Hlrtor, o! u» twice on foe official ballots o>-e f<* Ibe W pebllean ot toil etty ipeaki to toe totlo*. thia vicinity. He is a Bany county m*nt term commencing January 1«t next, an «««, Uw rMm wJ11 M lb< term, co.re,.nrln< Judice Smith one of our own citizens, neighbors and -Few court offletou hire mmle ro eaV|. »■*•> »<» >» the next to fill vacancy frivDdv. lie is the snu of one of 4 H. . reeoM to » .bort, Um. a. U, jUll„ • wt.1^,1 t,u, c un(J Voters should rerbllert 1, ‘ ' th- most hlgWy respected residents Uemmrrsmto .tore bi. ...potorrrm^ ™-utou, own |le cmwii He has crown of candidates for Clirn’i h: '-” ” of UwttletOQ township. David W. Smbh, <h. ^,1,, ,m| lhw hl> aeteochottoeartoJuJIelil elrm.lt |« pear on thu official balk** r‘ L tiinrM'lf an ar-hut dewcra*. He sr)en; Jimrnry. Jud,, Smllh hu •m.toe.Jthe full term and nex? to fill vsean1-!hisbnrtuxAt da} s In this township and ^thUpoiUhm “*" "”■> •h .nwxM, l„ lias always a warm welcome ami a Im been Hie aakfe, tor mrnl, uwaahu CM* :• wovit of k^iy ch8er <ny «™wt,.wll oortbm <„ w;;,h qrrot or Mull, rich or poo.-, who halls mrbtbh hi another eotomo with the l*anan>a ( in.-*! wattHal. from dear old CantMou. And this same ' ' ‘•’■"‘thm M .t„ u,, rt,. , u. ’■Im ..putoic,, U,., te.„ ,kw qiality ba carries with him everywhere be the *' Tha new* ^tlon law* ' 1 : , U1a qislivau,.. T*«w*rl,..u..nusPH«.rr JodaeSmlUf. „,U1 __ "Mwra-T «Uk pattons of u„ ,.•>•’Al >■ I-”1 '■ ’ " •• ■ —uiin np. ana no lite professh.t ^h,ra”‘ • nrirmaia^iiti _* . .. n mighty utipn ■ wcrl... ‘•iMdrrs." -ni-matter what po.it too beta cafonl upon to TL ™* * "‘"F immdble dll be never feels above his tdiowa. Hu 27 HMd jooMtekrti .»■> bW.lUiiundtotto. tael that toTtaX'. •’W e believe there are many reasdmi why !u„ ut U>U <Uairict wut, ind 'J*> the “iaatmeUon.’ to voters *nu )1U br nu r 1* �When In GRAND RAPIDS atop at Hastings Banner. w Thursday, March 23, 1893. W. R. COOK. Loe*l Bdi«or. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Are you going to use any WALL PAPER or WINDOW SHADES tliis Spring? If so, where are you going to buy? Of course you want to select from tlie new styles this spring anti from a large stock. I have- as large a stock as any dealer between Detroit and G rand Rapids. And as many styles and patterns (all the latest) as any Grand Rapids’ house. And I will agree to save you from 25 to 40 per < ent. on any price quoted you. Do not buy of houses from away tlmt send samples until you hove looked at my line. 11 is a very easy matter to save money at these prices. FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. Hastings, Mich., one east of city bank door ( aucu« Notices. Rutland. rhe .'• ! ubU*an> ot Rutland will hold their tucu'* Moi<l.n afternoon. Marell 27th at 2 .ivt-k Al Hu- tiiwu hall. Let there Im? a good attehdahre, - By order of Committee. Okanckviilk. A republican ciux-us lor the purpose ot nom: using towntbijt *nkxr*. will be held at the • w» hall In Slit- village of Orangerille on Sat­ . 'day lire 25*11 dav <4 March. I®1. at 2 Vdock P- It!. Rj order ot Committee. Hastings. . ■ Lro rt pubflcans cf navtirgs touu»bip will meet in eiiiK-us Saturday Maich 23th. Hastings. the electors of Cue tp. of Hastings will meet .? "lie town hull on Saturday, the 25tb day of March. M >0o'clock. *. TO., lor the purpose of nominating tuitable men to fill th** townihlp < 'tires, and transacting such other business as may ewne beforqKbe tnertlug. By enter of committee. I hying • * Tire rrpuhl.c.ins of Irving will bold a caucus it the town hall. ■Friday .March 2»lh. comitienciiiK at 2 p. in., for the purpOM* <>t nomina­ ting town < Slicers, and tbe transaction of such other business as may come before the meet­ ing. Bv order of Committer. . Hope. The republicans of Hope will hold a caucus :il She Lake VP-w House. Cloverdale, on Saturs . the AUli of March. iwo, for the purpose of ruminating totfuslrp officers aud transacting •iirh other l>n«lurss m may come before Use alien*. Time. 2 o'clock p. in. By order of Committee. 37 Ton ean always And something new in the line of millinery at Miss Feighner’s. F. L. Heath waa in Grand Rapids Mon­ day. hn Spence Is in Cleveland thia week. Ncurietfav, serges, whip cords poplnles enna Schantz is home from Al­ and veloars in the new colors at Spauld­ UKIm bion. ing’s. . You vAll want old papers for house Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bradly and daugh­ cleaning soon, We will sell you 35 Tor ter Emma are viaiting at A. E. Daven­ five cents. port’s. Following ta the program for the next meeting of tbe county teachers’ associa­ tion, to be held at Middleville, April Sth, 1898. Music. Opening exercise—Miss Anna Win­ ters. Music. Mrs. Julius Russell went to Detroit A grand opening of spring millinery Language work of schools—Mr. W. K. goods Satuhiay next at the Jefferson Monday. Vester. street millinery shop. School Law—Mr. Wm. Cobb. Mm. Oscar Young Is visiting friends in Alwiys smoke Ed. Powers No. 35 cigar. Lansing. Music. Penmanship—Miss Mamie Moulton* Always the same; always the best *5 cent Coy Smith, of Nashville, was in the city Question box. •igar In the United States. last week. Music. An unusually fine line of laces and em­ How may we lessen absense aud tard­ . Mershon, of Kalamazoo, was here broideries was among the goods that ar­ iness in the county schools—Mr. Geo. Tuesday. rived at Stauffer’s last week. Bassett. The teacher in society—Supt. W. D. Mode Rich spent last week in Mildred Williams returned from Chica­ Charlotte. Sterling. go last Friday, where she has been trim­ exercise—Miss \ Jennie Recreation ming hats and buying goods. Mr. and Mrs. Hale Kenyon spent Sun­ Thomrs. day In lonla. Houses and lots or building lots close In Rhetorlcala—Miss Lottie Aldrich. Wpi. Felgliner, of Nashville, waa in the Recitation—Miss L. Jean McLaughlin. for sale. Cash or on time. Dr. E. II. Lathrop. city Tuesday. Middleville will endeavor to entertain all visiting teachers. Eugene Whelpley, of Gobleville, waa in Gentlemen! See our stock of fine crush H..B. Andrus, Pres. the City Friday. hats. Our prices cannot be duplicated. Miss Edith Latham, Sec’y Bakkruit Store. A; E. Davenport is now taking care ot Ladles: Be sure and call at Mrs. Rus­ Nathan Barlow. sell’s during her Easter opening of hats Rep. A. G. Buller, of Bellevue, was in and fancy goods next Wednesday and Three hundred boxes of fancy writing the city Monday. Thursday. paper, no two alike. These are the sam­ ✓Mbs ffa Simpson will be home from ples of a large eastern houae and will be •‘Talks to men only” will be given in Albion this week. sold less than manufacturers prices. the society rooms every day next week Every box is a bargain. Come early. except Saturday, from 11,30 a. m. to 12 m. Mr. Granby, of New Yofk, visited Dan Frank E. Hkath’s News Room. Reynolds last week. AH are welcome. V"Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Heath are moving into their new home on Jefferson street this week. They have one of the neatest and coxiest homes in the city.. Mrs. John Spence wlll be homo from the east next week with a carefall}; selected stock uf millinery goods in all the latest novelties for tlie Easter trade. For sale or trade, for span ot heavy work horses, lot No. 35 Granfs addition, Hastings. Address Edward Monroe, No. 88 Calhoun St. Battle Creek, Mich. Ladies Attention! We have the finest line of Oxford, opera and toe slippers In the market They are beauties. Call and see them. Original Bankrupt Store. Win. McKevltt attended a dance In Mid­ dleville Friday night Geo. Truman, of Grand Rapids, in the city the first of the week. was A. D. Hughes, of Eaton Rapids, Visited bls slater. Mrs. L. IL Evarts Sunday. TOE KENT oppMlte UNION DEPOT. «a.oo r-r E«g« per doz., 13 to is. Tm BuaiW Tr.u.ren New Steam Heat and Electric Bells.BEACH A BOOTH. t.« LudpwlP..» toll per bu., 80 toTO. Kye per DtL. 50. Tallow per lb., e. Clover heed per bu., 7.00 to 8.00. Timothy Seed per bu.. 2.00. Harley per bn., do u> J.10 Onions per bu. LM to 2.00, Maple war per lb. IZHC- Look Over the goods in the new Furniture Store before you buy as the prices are very low. You will be surprised to learn that furniture can be sold so cheap. Remem­ ber that we do all kinds of repairing and upholstering of furniture. We also keep a line of second-hand goods Remember the place, Robertson Block, corner of Jefferson and Court streets.* in the basement of our store and pay cash or trade for second hand goods. mi: I m, New Hoon Tea Try this tea if you never have, and you will not regret it It is winning in popular favor every day. We solicit your patronage and know that our goods will pleaew you. Give us a trial. PHILLIPS & PRESTOH, MICH. HASTINGS, ~ The GjjpcEjts. ✓Miss Sable Beadle goes to Jackson Sat­ urday where she has secured a position. MORRILL & CO. . Mrs. John Welssart and daughter Ruth, have been visiting relative* in Woodland. Dr.'s Walter Matthews and Benj. Lee, There will be an entertainment In the of Grand Rapids, were in Hastings Sun­ Gregory school house Saturday evening, day. April 1st given by the scholars of Miss 1-eo Myers attended the St Patrick’s Anna Giddings. Parents are especially day celebration In Kalamazoo Friday Invited. night. Do you want a free ride to Kalamazoo?. Miss Anna McMichael left Saturday for If so read Livingstone A Block’s advertise­ her home After a visit with her sister Mrs. ment in this Issue. Buy a return ticket W. M. Puffer. .t before starting, and this firm will deduct Mr. McPharhn. tbe prospector, left for the amount from purchases amounting to Denver last week on business. He expects $25. to return shortly. The ladies of the Easter Star chapter Mrsu Wesenage and Miss Carrie Wesenrealized 831.80 from their benefit supper age, of Kalama/oo, visited Mrs. Will held last Thursday. The tables were Goodyear last week. very tastefully arranged and the supper Miss Mar>’ Marshall, of Grand Rapids? was one of the finest ever served In j spent Sunday in Hastings, the guest of Hastings. * Mrs. W. H. Stebbins. It Is hoped that every man who can Mesdtmes John Kurtz. E. II. Lathrop, possibly spurn Hie time, will, attend thu talks io be given for the benefit of men W. U. Goodyear and Mrs. Lydia Cotton only. In tbe society rooms every day next were in Grand Rapids Tuesday. Week except Saturday, from 11:30 a. m. to ✓Miss Gladyis Lester, of Albion college, 13 o'clock m. is expected to-morrow to visit Miss Grace Dorr Mudge made a martyr of himself Messer and will spend a week with her. at Kalamazoo last week by standing "in Anna and Earl Mudge, of Maple Grove, line”several hours before buying.tickets returned'home Tuesday after a few days for the Hastings delegation that attended days visit with their aunt Mrs. E. Y. the Seabrooke operu in Kalamazoo Satur­ Bogle. . day evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hawkins, of The Hastings City Bank lias opened a Whatcom. Washington, have been the savings department and are how paying 4 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Hayes per cent Interest on all time deposits In­ for R few days. cluding certificates. Tlie savings depart­ ments will also be open Saturday evenings v/sin Clair Brock nnd wife expect to leave shortly for Marquette, Mich, where from 7 to 8 o'clock. 4 , Dan. W. Reynolds, . they will have a resturant under their charge. , Cashier. The ministerial1/ association of the Wm. Bruer, who lived In Hastings and Grand Rapid* district of tbe M. E. church attended school back in the 50’s is vlsitwill be held’In this city Monday, Tuesday bls sister. Mrs. Horace Bishop. In Rut­ and Wednesday, May 8th, 9th and 10th, in land. and friends In this city. Be Is now the M. E. church. A very Interesting living In Chicago. program has been prepared and the Mr. Bert Hamlin Is dangerously 111 at meeting will be very interesting to all who his residence on Green St He had a attend. . hemorrhage of the lungs a short time ago. The Beethoven male quartette gave a It Is feared he has quick consumption, al­ fine entertainment at the Presbyterian though his friends hope for tbe best church Friday night. They were ably Mark Smith, ot Chicago, visited at O. assisted by Mrs. tang, pianist and Miw A. Whitright's and bis many other friend* taTour, soprapa, whose sweet singing of this place last week. Mr. Smith used was heartily applauded. The entertain­ to live In Hastings and talks some of re­ ment was a musical treat for all present turning here to live after the Worlfl’s The church was filled. fair. ' You can get the latest styles In hair cuts Mm. Julius Russell Invites the ladies of Bastings to attend her grand Easter open­ at Busby Bros. ing of bats and fancy goods on Wednes­ Attend Mrs. Bowen’s grand opening of day and Thursday of next week, A full Hereafter, changes for advertisements line of millinery of the latest style will be spring millinery next week. r.urt reach this office Tuesdays at latest to on exhibition. And you may be sure of We lead Hastings in fine dress goodsand ensure insertion In the Issue of the week being satisfied If you call at Mrs. Russell's. trimmings. when brought... Spavlding'n Also the largest line of fancy goods ca rfed In the city will be found there. All Baths 15 cents at Busby Bros. Miss Loa Doelker can now be found at are most cordially Invited and will be made Voigt, Herpolsheloier A Co.'s at Grand Fo< a flu* hair cut or shave gs to Busby welcomeRapids, and will be pleased to meet her C. H. Osborn A Co. have-pu rchased the Hastings fritnds at any time. Additional county correspondence on In- stock of the Bankrupt store and propose to Farmers! We have a large line of work­ •Ide pare. make things - hum from now on. James ing pants on hand that we are selling very Get your sew gloves for Easter at Crawley has been jrecured as clerk and cheap. Examine onr stock and be con­ would be pleased to see his old friends at Spaulding's. vinced. any time. A large line of boots, shoes, , Bankrupt Stork. All wool Jacket-* with butterfly capes hate and men’s working pants have Just in colors at Spaulding’*. been received, and will be sold at the same Mrs. C. S. Whitcomb entertained her low prices that hare been maintained Sunday school class Tuesday evening at Additional county correapqndence and her home on Michigan avenue and served heretofore. !o*al news <>n inside pares. warm sugar. A very pleasant time was Gen. S. B. Brown died at his home In A good brood or work mare for sale had, St. Clair. Mich, last week Thursday. oheap. Apply to Dr. E. R. Lathrop. Gen. Brown will be remembered by many ✓A high compliment was bestowed upon Seliool clones Friday, and tbe teachers of the boys In blue from this county, who Enoch Andrus at the meellngjof the State and scholars will take a week’s vacation. wiU drop a silent tear when they hear of Commissioner's association held In Lan­ his death. He took part In 72 engage­ sing, be being chosen president of tbe as­ Call nt this office for old papers. We sociation. He la certainly a very capable have a large supply and. will sell them ments and was breveted brigadier gener­ man, and Barry county can do no better al for the services that he rendered. As cheap. a citizen and soldier lie was universally than to re-elect him.—Middleville Sun. John McOmlwr Is now an assistant loved and held a warm place In tl.e hearts Hon. P. T. C*»lgrove will deliver the atlplmarmadst. hnvlnr passed the examina- of llnw.* who knew him. •drrss of the evening at a convention of the llon al Grand llaplds. On WcdiiMilay, Thurs-lay and Friday leading Knights ot Py till.is of the country, A full Jb.e of robber Ihn>i*, nil jlz»s of next week wlll.on-ur Mrs Ella Bowen’s in Altllne hall. Chicago, to morrow even­ and width <. light mid ♦nuvy weight, at Easter opening of spring millinery. And ing. The Subject of his nddrtfss wHI be Wooley A Bronson's. she wishes to invite tin* Indies of Hastings ‘•Pythian Knighthood; Its Pa.il; Its Possi­ bilities." Snprcmn Chancellor of the "’e have the largest Unc of kid gloves to call and examine her rood*. She wii! have the fine-t Hue of spring hate ever ex­ World Shaw, of Wisconsin, and all the In the city. hibited In this city. .She l as endeavored members of the supreme lodge In the Spai ldikg’s. to sccute the latest and must approv? cl Pythian order will be present Mr. ColOur eiilli-ctlon of sprlux juckefa■ and styles and will be aure <«f suiting you. grove is recognized as nue of tbe most capeswill surpass anything In ihe city. Cull and lie convinced. Your aMrnlSon is eloquent uM*mbers of the supreme lodge SPAtXOIXa’S also (Hreeled to her stock of tteicy goods, and bls abilities atyd/ound to win for him higher recognition. The address to-m.-rrDo not suffer with rheumatism when whkb has been carefully seWcted. Shy has some of the latest things In the popu­ row evening will be the effort of his life, you can get relief by wearing a FrancoGerman ring which you can get st 30 days lar Dresden designs, with, silk of all abadrs and we are sure will wit.i for bitn the prais­ es that bls eloquence commands. to work them in. trial from John Beosmer, the Jeweler. 75 quires. bu.lOtOSL M. L. Cook, R. B. Messer, and Miss Grace Messer went to Chicago Monday. LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION * Annual Meatlng. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Hastings Building and Loan Asso­ ciation will be held on Tuesday evening, April 4 th, 1893, at o’clock, at tbe office of the secretary. D. S. Goodvkab, President. A. E. Kknaston, Sec’y. Dated, March 20th,. 1893. Mrs; Geo. H. Brooks has returned from a visit with’ Orangeville friends. M Maple (Irove. The republicans of Maple Grove will meet in < jucui on Wed.ieeday. March 22nd. HOT. at 2 We have now In stock .our new gar­ The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Clark, ■ clock p. m.. at .1. McKelvey's hall. Maple Grove ( enter, for the pnrixia- of namlnatfng den seeds in bulk, bought from one of of this city will be pleased to learn that candidate* for township office s or any other the best seed houses to be found. Tbe Mr. Clark has secured a position in Bur­ business that tuav come before said meet­ seeds are very fine In appearance and true lington. Iowa, at an Increase In salary, ing. to name, and and about one half price of By order of Committee. leaving Port Huron for their future home package seeds. Also we have sweet peas last week. ____________________ nnd nasturtium seeds In bnlk, the two de­ Old papery for sale at Frank E. Heath's sirable flowers for every garden. Bams A V^anAhman. News Room. This week, Fred Kurtz ta dow a full fledged drug­ gist, having passed the examination held at Grand Rapids. We congratulate Fred and wish him success in his choeen pro­ fession. PER8ONALMENTION. Just a few of those white shirts left for cents at the Bankrupt Store. Are now prepared to show you a large and well selected stock of SPRIIXIG GOODS Consisting of CLOTHING. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. HATS and CAPS, in all the hew’ styles, with prices as low as usual. Give us a call and we think we can please y6u if STYLE, QUALITY "2 7KKE Have anything to do with it. Yours truty, E. W, HOKKILL, & CO. ONE PRICE CL5THIERS. ! W HEN YOU'RE 5KK or niun prices, When you’re tired and disgusted with the unreliableness of ordinary ready made, then you’re ripe to appre­ ciate the attractiveness of Our prices and the winsomeness in quality and tailoring of the L STEIN BLOCH ANb mppy none SUPERIOR CLOTHES Which are making new friends every day,.and h >kb, g old friends as less mcri orior.s clothes never : i'd. �can ! prepaid If preferred now fading light of dayWhen the old man recovered he ghSEkia ft-L -d *■*•£' DI CARL VERRINOIR'S VIC1S8J■niDIS OF TORTURE ARD OF HEALTH* it .rrtrifcvi to nosh it from off uts eyes, SSlrS rained him. and CHAPTER V. AXD a resting. .•* mong the tiank’ of th© winding river, where th© pinon orchards grew down to the water’s edge, and he saw the trout leap and nppl© ite calm surface. Farther on were elight rapids, and he complacently ©e­ lected a site for his mill with a feeling of enthusiasm. There were deliciously picturesque spots along the stream, shady nooks •with velvety greensward and prodigal with flowers unknown to him, for he < was not a botanist. He found he had wandered for quite a distance from the city by the timo the sun rose, and he returned more hur­ riedly, with an appetite for breakfast that he hoped would be rewarded. Kulcan was at the temple when Gil­ bert arrived, and had prepared a meal for the guest. It was evident that he desired a closer acquaintance, for he en­ deavored to converse with the stranger, bringing all his knowledge to bear on the task, but in vain. Gilbert, however, relished his friendly intentions and sig­ nified his pleasure by cheerful, amiable smiles. beginning by pointing to various ob­ jects, with inquiring words and looks, the simple, aboriginal process of learn­ ing their names was begun at once, and in a few moments thq two were increas­ ing jtheir knowledge of each , other's lan­ guage, which was afterward followed up day by day until Gilbert had mas­ tered the Atxlan tongue, and Kulcan had acquired a fair knowledge of Eng­ lish. ho instantly comprehended his meaning; he knew that something had been done to restore his vision, for he could ree light through the folds of the linen, and he felt that be was once more to see the ran, and the trees, and the faces of hie people, and he went away with a glad heart. It waa several days before Gil­ bert removed the bandage entirely, and when, at last, Iklapel stood at sunset at Gilbert’s window, and saw the gloving sky and the distant towers, great tears randown his wrinkled cheeks, and he fell on his knees before the restorer of his eyeright, with soba of joy choking his utterance. Then ho offered up a fervent and touching prayer of thanks, his lean, shriveled arms raised toward heaven, and his wrinkled face working with emotion. When he roee and walked down the broad incline with none of his former hesitation and appeared before a group of priests at the entrance to the’ temple, calling them by name from a distance in order to show them the miracle the god had wrought, there was great re­ joicing, for the venerable priest was loved by them all. Since the death of Kulcan’s father, who had been the gov­ ernor, Iklapel had exercised supreme authority in the city by virtue of hta priestly office. The office of governor, which the early historians of Mexico confounded with that of king in the case of Montezuma, was an elective and not hereditary dignity, the incumbent being chosen by the council of chiefs at stated I koo- «».t MUwlfo.r, *<i|bt Co be eonxtowd 1» with wife and one chlld-a little ten-yearold daughter—a musclan known through­ out Ontario, If not the whole Dominion, as a prince among pianists, organists, nnd choir masters—a veritable maestro and -Wizard of tbe Ivory Keys," and no one who has ever listened to hla manipulation ef the great organ In the Park Street Methodist Church, or heard him evoke ••magic music’s mystic melody" from the magnificent Decker Grand In hla own drawing room but wif declare that bls eminence is well deserved, and his peers can be bat a few among tbe profesaora of Divine Art, The dnor plate bears the following Inscription:— CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 4 Dr. Carl Leo Vkwuxdkh, Director. To siL as did a Planet reporter a few days ago, In a very stmosphere of sweet harmony, created by Dr. Verrinder’a magi­ cian-like touch was an experience that might well be envied, and one calculated periods. The governor had been dead for nearly to Inspire die moet sentimental reveries. But sentimental moods finally vanish The thepherd and hit flack. a year, and although his son was favor­ and leave one to face the sober and practi­ Gilbert had made the rounds of the ably regarded by the council tlie elec­ cal aide of life- The mnsic ceased and great court and. the afternoon was near­ tion had repeatedly been postponed by the conversation took a turn leading to the ly spent when he again repaired to the the’ machinations of Chalpa. who al­ real object of the reporter’s call. temple. He felt that to be the only place though not possessed of sufficient politi­ "There are stories abroad." said the where he could consistently claim a hab­ cal strength to gain the office himself newt-paper man. regarding some extraor­ itation. yet he climbed the causeway dinary aenvciauuc deliverance .»««• from death, wmeh caused the delay in the hope of increasainirj -- you with something of the feelings of an im­ . _with a.a. — AMblw -lu.Inr ing his influence and ultimately defeat- '1 have met recently, doctor. Would poster. you* object..................... to staling’ -• what foundation fog Kulcan. Th. rcmoxal of Iklapal'a..................... ”* '-"■•.Uon There were several priests there with affliction was a blow • to Chalpa's ambi­ there Is for them, and. If any. furnish me Iklapel and Kulcan. and they were evi­ This waa the beginning of their friend­ with tbe true facte for publication.” Dr. dently waiting for Gilbert’s return, ush­ ship, afterward to be tested by a terrible tion, as it enabled the old priest to min­ Verrlnder rimiggv.1 his shoulders and gle among the chiefs and help Kplcan’s ering him into the small chamber with trial. laughed. “I have not.” be replied, “been After Gilbert had disposed of his rqndidacy, nnd his was the only face given to seeking newspaper notoriety, and profound obeisance. He entered and found it prepared far breakfast of fruit and several delicious which showed no pleasure when Iklapel at fifty-fire years of age It I* not likely I shall begin, and yeL” said tbe professor occupation by the addition of the usual cakes of waiavi, and lighted his pipe, ; appeared. «•. Atxlan furniture, consisting of a few his mind reverted to the instruments, I The news of his cure soon spread after thinking a moment aud consulting Mrs. Verrinder, “perhaps It Is l»est that 1 gaudy striped blankets hanging over a camera and other articles which he had | through the city, and^crowda beam suspended from the rafters, and a left at the top of the cliff. Motioning him as he went abont with hearty con­ should give you the circumstances for use In The Planet. The story of my rescue large bearskin, evidently an ancient and Kulcan to follow him, he went down to gratulations. In his walks about the city and out­ from the grave might fittingly be prefaced greatly cherished object, spread upon the court and out beyond the city, and ride its precincts Gilbert found a great by a little of my early history. We ie«ldthe floor over n bed of clean rushes! led the way up the cliff path, td in England, where though 1 war a There was no fireplace in this room, as Kulcan followed him, with a fear in variety of cultivated plants. Cotton and professor of music. 1 was not dependant was usually the cast?, and the walls were his heart that the stranger was leading maize, he observed, were the staples, on my art. as 1 had acquired a competence of a pore and refreshing whiteness. It him away to some remote clime or while there wa* produced a goodly quan­ My wife was an helre»s, having £50.000 had a window on each side, and was an heavenly dwelling, he knew not what, tity of peas, beans, turnips onions, to; In her own right. Through the rascality matoea. rhubarb, currants, strawberries, of a broker, she was robbed almost of all •■xcecdingly pleasant apartment indeed but he feared equally to disobey. ;ride from the luxury of its gold and It was a long, hard climb. More then, gocweberries and flax and wild tobacco, her fortune, while by the Bank of tilaiitwo hour.* elapsed before they reached’ all denoting the fecundity of Uje region. gow failure, my money vanished forever. -flver exterior. It was while wandering about a few It became nectMaxy for me then to return Gilbert felt that his lines had fallen the top. and Gilbert found it a Mr more in pleasant places as the priest* retired difficult task than the descent had been. days after his arrival that he again to my profession in order to' live. 1 do caught a glimpse of the beautiful face! not speak of It bosstingly, but 1 sttxxl .ind left him alone. On arriving nt the spot when- the bal­ that so filled his thoughts, and it wasj well am..ng tbn musclans of that day iu The unexpected developments of the loon's slight cargo hail been thrown out tin- olu land. My fees were a guinea a day had changed the course of the festi­ he selected such articles as would not be truly in the hope cf Eii-ing Leia once h sson. and it stas no uncommon thing for val. and tbe great feast had beenjorgot- liable to injury at the hand.- of the in­ jpore that he took occasion It- walk about. me to give twenty In a day. We came to ten; a quiet, peaceful iwnie of relief and experienced Atxlan. such as the field­ the city so often. America, landing in Quebec, where 1 at»Late one afternoon he stood watching llclpated getting an engagement as orgauthankfulness filled all hearts, the deeply glasses, quadrant, etc., and gave tin-rn maker a thipk 1st In the cathedral, but was disappointed. ^religious among the people feeling to him to carry. He took them with a a basket ------ ------—— hacking ---------- ? upon -—r______ , i mperstitious and very apparent fear ■ piece of willow with his blunt stone hushed into solemn „ gladness by the day ’s ■ Sutaequcntly we moved to SL Catharine*. ‘’events, and discussing with much atve , and misgiving. i*it was reassured at the ' knife, making little progress until Gil- In which city I procured an organ and the overthrow of Ch?Jeu. the thunder-' sight of Gilbert’s smiling face. Thelat- 1 bert stepped up to him, aud taking his choir and soon had a large cUeofcle. La­ -ous coming of Quetzal' aud the peaceful' ter carefully cr.fried the camera and , pocketknife cut the wand through with ter. In order as 1 thought to better my future so full of blessings that lay be- i photographic plates, the case of surgical j one stroke. While he was’ enjoying thr- fortune. I took bp my residence In London; fore them, and when the night settled ..implements, the barometer and the lit- ' surprise depicted upon the man's face n first filling an engagement with a metho. down upon the city they sought their ! tie battery with the electric light, wrap- ■ voice, soft and musical, broke upon the di*t church and after accepting the posi­ beds with a calm sense of security 1 ping them ia the blanket for safety, and i air in 3 tender song. So sweet was the tion <»f organist: in St I'cter's Cathedral, in those cities 1 made many wanu friend*, brookling over them in the presence uf again led ‘the way, Kulcan following । meftxly and so fall of sincere feeling and their tributes and gifts 1 shall ever re­ rhe fair gu«l. , with pleasurable alacrity. j that Gilbert seemed toTtnow its nieantain as among tbe m«»t precious of my Gilbert, too, went to his conch with' Gilbert was rejoiced when they arrived : ing, although of course he knew not the jKWM-sslon-*. Lt was while living ir Ixmsomewhat the same thHnkful4spirit in^ at the temple without an accident to | words. It was long.afterward that he don aud pursuing my art with mmh his heart. their previous freight and deposited it ‘------» -*-» its simple . wording .. translated and- set- earnestness and labor ihat I received » He awoke on tbe following morning upon jjZ fl<wr in safety. He noticed the sad and plaintive air down iu mu­ strokaof paralysis. Perhaps.”—here the speaker |muim-<1 and stretching himself toj with that confuse*!* feeling that comes: .Kulcon’s curious gaze wander over the sical terms: his full’height, thus displaying his wellon awakening in a strange place strong I glittering objects with awo and spccnliiWhat care we If the year grow>&! built and weft-nourished frame—“1 do upon him, and as he lay on his bear- ■ tion. and taking the fieldglasses held And autumn's day* are fleeting by? not look like a paralytic. But the troth The.flra.g love will ne'er crow cold: skin robe he let his thoughts run over them up and motioned to him to look Iu mLn in our heart* ne'er lie is I have had three strokes—yes. air. first, the events of the preceding day. In the through them. He did so, and started To choke Its flame, to choke Its.flanw. second and third, and they say the third realization of his peculiar position there back in pale terror as he saw the giant i*fatal. ninety-ftlne times out of a hun­ The racing hours bear not away was uppermost in his mind the idea that cathedral spires loom up immediately dred. Yet here you see before you a One atom of our deep, true love; lie had Ix-eu placed there to accomplish before him; but the wonder of it and three stroke victim, and a man who feela, 8tlU flowing on. io night or day. good. The thought of Pierce's fate his intense curiosity soon overcame his both In body and mind, as rigorous as he troubled him but slightly, for he knew fear, and he gazed long and rapturously ever did In hla life. My ultimate care 1 that the balloon, lightened of fully two- through the gleaming tubet*. turning The voice came from a window almost attribute to my testing the rlrtuea of a thirds of ite weight, would rise and them in different directions in simple, above his head, but he could see nothing medirine whose praise 1 shall never cegre probably convey him safely over the childlike amazement, from where be stood. He iralked away sounding a* long as I lire, and which 1 mountain range into more habitable - -had - observed When Gilbert, who the to a distance, and turning just as the shall recommend to auffvring humanity as tnd populous regions. r — implements in the city, and rar- song died away he saw her lovely face I am now constantly doing, while I know .tone reach the ear In the future before him here he saw mired rightly that iron was unknown, for a moment as she looked down into of a case am! ean •>f the patient After removing to .he opportunity not only of study, but, slipped the chamois covering from the the green court. Cntham 1 had not long tx-rn there for the exercise of his varied talents, polished steel hatchet and banded it to Their eyes met for an instant, and the when my health began further to give The first duty, he kuew, would be to the Atxlan, he took it with a tender, al­ blood rushed into her cheeks us slfc drew way. Gradually I noted the change. I master the language, and as he was a most reverent, touch, for he recognized, herself quickly back. He stood looking felt it first and most strongly In a stomach unished and remarkable linguist he ap- from its shape, its use and purpose. His toward the window for awhile, then affection whleli produced constant and prehended little difficulty in that direc- eyes moistened as be felt the marvelous turned and slowly walked away. She distressing nausea, it grew worse ami tion. Beyond that the widest, wildest keenness of its edge, but he did not waa watching him from behind a shel­ woFoe, 1 myself attributed II to bad water range of p Huibilities, verging even upon realize its true value until Gilbert, with tering growth of window plants, when poisoning my system. One doctor said It the ridiculous, asserted themselves, one quick stroke, severed a piece of her brother Kulcan entered the rbom, was catarrh of the stomach. Another Then there crept over his thoughts a cedar firewood at least three inches and following her gaze saw Gilbert pronounced It dlatetex. Mlll another a .Denary, dim at first, growing stronger thick and rapidly split it into pieces, crossing the court. He walked to the different diagnosis. I g?|,t O|, doctoring, momentarily, of a dream that had vis- He gasped with astonishment, which window and stood there until Gilbert, bot getting no relief. I tried one medb ■ ted hia slumber during the night, and grew into positive terror, as Gilbert obeying an uncontrollable impulse’ doe after anotlwr, but it waa no use. Grippe attacked me and added to mr ualn it unfolded itoelf before him, gathering lighted the wood with a match and held turned, and seeing Kulcan he waved his discomfort and weakness. At last I took form and details, tw some dreams do, the it aloft while it burned. Gilbert showed hand to him. He realized that the fair to my bed and It seemed that 1 was never longer one dwells upon them. In it was him several more such wonders, and it girl was Kulcan’s sister, and ho resolved going tn get well. Nothing Of a nourish­ a virion of a fair, sweet face with blue was afternoon before Kulcan left him, to see her frequently, for she had pro­ ing nature would remain on my stomach. the face he had seen in the even-, aud repairing-to' Iklapel related the duced upon him an impression and ex­ N«» drugs aeemtsl to have a counter acting ing—and he felt a little suggestion of the ' marvelous doings of the cod. The old cited emotions both new and strttnge Influence nu tbe disease which was drag­ -trange, tender thrill again. priest listened with smiles' arid nods Ho wandered about the city with his ging me down to death. My wife would Although he was thirty, and, he ] for he felt that the younger must thoughts full of her and her sweet face \ ,nd ®d»ten my ||pe thought, had been ao madly in love acknowledge the force of his prophetic cmning ever before him as he mused with dllutwi attrite, which Is all that *gain and again tliat he was familiar I utterances of the previous day, and then for an hour or Sore, recalling her look could be done to relieve me, Beeidu three local doctors that gave me up, I had with tlie passion, yet that wild thrill ! went himself to Gilbert’s lofty lodging, and the expression upon her face, her from London and Kingston who*. wre a new and a weird sensation. He ■ Entering the room as Gilbert was graceful carriage and figure, until it uoctors Jklfll believed !na^ to whSY^ felt it tingling through him as bemused, busied in arranging his effects in a suit- seemed as though he had known her for .tn*l he wondered at it in a dreamy way, able and convenient disposal, the latter years. It la tn» “bat a is a man might look back upon an ex- saw at once that his visitor was blind -tomael! pump oparalton afford taw Pur !»eriment in opium smoking or hasheesh and 4— to *- offer him aid, which ’ was •rr nM, but rat y.lt Hat,to, p*-nfor [TO BE CONTIXUED.j lating—as a sort of curious study in new cui i- „ i , -J? P™**1? dignity wa iwdad kuw »p«|ai tn<| . •motions or feelings. A close student of declinfed ’ emapmiM or n-mmHal ammt ahteb 1 with words of deprecating im­ Johnnie Brought a Slcatu know not ot. Hut, <t btat. thank Hod. I ■ncn and of nature, as well as of science, port. Gilbert stood before the old priest, On* da, Jobunk'a mamma wot him fo is knew but little after all of women, । and with practiced eye discerned that tfe mrat m^rt to «.t a Mrloln «<«uk moafo, a mtwrablr wrerk. And ha*l yet to witness the power of ho wue afflicted with a mild form of cat- Joboula aoon ram, p„k nrt. unablo to rat or .loop pro|wrlr Mr love’s strong passion in a pure woman's aniut, ami ho decided jthat its removal mamma that tli« man had-onl, .bould,” X" ’ »"• ex’an'S.- u dean. would be his first care. .Jd1,”' nt"k' H1* n,"n,o,“ Wl'l Mm I*** wife wm worn out in body and He rose nnd looked out the window, Seating the old man he gently touched ahn did not >v*nt a round steak, but that spirit Suddenly the deliverer he canyon's depths were still black an Ids eyelids, and the aged pritwt realized hdiT, ^n%V’1lTw'rn‘*kH“i« niMr i1*111;*1 Yt* slr P,nk God bless ha heard tho voices of the that the god was about to exert hia follow ran on. t„Uoi WJ. pronJ their inrentor or discoverer!—have reacnwi ,b' "'“'L -nd «x,o ca^ me rrom jaw. of death and SS -bepberd.s as they drove out their flocks, power. Gilbert took some chloroform h«k and handwl hU omtbrr th. , 4iid some pale column* of bluish smoke from his littlu medicine case aud applied J25?■ JL'J' U lh* “••*■ manima. but i grinding sinuously upward in the it with bi-* handkerchief. While the ,lb” “r >«n Showing that lit. .n. nirag priest was under ite deathlike influence ■fo tha ahraag* city. be deftly and rapidly removed the dire *'"Tr‘ »»“ that onl, a man •bo’fo* ! He went out and wandw*1 ”* hindrance to hia eyesight ere be recovtu. <«'"« »r“ omnb women are falanda w appTMUt,. ““ i /. f trtand, I am no Wild ruibmiaat orar H» c<««. * °t •nwMareerlre. XOW *?\ •«« Ex«« IsforaaUnn «boui rai, ' STARK BROS., tjataUnk > FRUIT I fillo (Chatham Planet.) In a Raleigh street residence there llree JL BMMIMee —everyth!v •Uy par tea Ihu ror ,?* pu,„ (Mt. 1 am ralber a tkaptk (rnaed ■proprletan'.““‘S,. J™*. J started to take Pink Pills for Pale People, m^le by the Dr. Williams’ Brockville. From tbe veryfirst, one et * dose 1 began to mend and before I bad ** taken mote than a box or two I knew that to«»*a^e®py otGreen* Fnnt “£d found tbe rikbt rett-d, mtd that fo readere with naw story; Faun-FaxM " *' o« 4 the Pink Pills I ownd my life In nine months 1 have taken twelve boxea—Just Green’s Nureeru Go. RochesterJty six dollars worth. Think of it my friend I Hundreds of dollars for other PEGHATH OHDEH. treatment, and only six dollars for what haa made a man of me and set me M»l» on the highway of health and prosperity. There la some roUX Mfo*WI«« PrtnciDle In Pink Pills which I do not attempt m fathom. I only knew, like the blind man of old: "Once I was blind; now I can aeeH God, in the mystery of hla providence, directed my brother of tbe A. O. U. W. to me. I took IL I live and rejolee In .my health and .trength. I have no physical malady, save a alight stiffness in my leg doe to grippe- I feel as well a* in my palmiest days. My pros­ pects are good. All thia I gratefully attribute to the vlrtoee of Pink Pills for Pale People, “and now my story Is done!” as the nursery ballad runs. If anybody should ask confirmation of thia tale of mine let him write to me and I shall cheer­ fully furnish IL The Pink Pilte were my rescuer and I’U be their friend and advo­ cate while I liver The reporter finally took hla leave of Dr. Vcrrlnder. but not without the pro­ fessor entertaining him to another piano treat, a symphony played with faultieaa execution and solefoi interpretation of the cumpcMcr’s thought. Calling upon Messrs. A. E. Pllkey A Co., tbe well-known druggists, thu re­ porter ascertained Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have an enormous sale in Chatham, and that from ill quartern come gfoainc I report! of the excellent nsults following -to MM. Ou reading aod fiiliw the petition duiv at Fannie tC Wanzer. daagbur «,f a»,^ saldpetlttaa and it"’tSbJrt dreearcd and all ottoer in-r-o.. said estate, are required u. xm,. *, J® ' ordered, that Mid »»•» ni*< •-rrin?'!? » person* taterretMlif.. week* previous tonald day of i.ear.h*. * Cmas. w. AjutsTaoxa, rat™,™,., J»da« «!•««■, Office of the Recorder, of Hantlnp* Mich To tbe electors of the »evend «*ni» (Jt theca. ! Youare brrrbv ’th., w .21 “» jrd day n? 2pnl, Wes. In rouipllun'r their use. In fact Dr. William* Pink aix <4 the city etiart-r. at which rtrctUm tbe PllU ire rreognlredn. one of the groatX rsl modern medicines—a perfect blond builder and nerve restorer—curing such diseases as rheumatism, neuralgia, partial paralysis, locomotor ataxia, St Vitus’ dance, nervous headache, neryous pros­ tration and the tired feeling resulting Board at Kdoeatien froir th- t > therefrom, diseases depending upon the humors In the blood, sich as acrofula. third ward. Wm. H- Spence, (mirt'i Kuil fit* chronic erysipelas, etc. Pink Pills restore I. iIendm<hoU; al*o one mcn.!»r ef Education, from fourth ward to 5!! i-n-scr pale and sallow complexions to the glow camuMl t>y lb* remoral from tl.«- wa- | of health, and are a specific for all the I. Handeraitott; all of wtm*e terai* <>( c>0fa* citrouble* peculiar to thefrtnale sex. while In tbe case of men they effect a radical care in all cases arising from mental worry, overwork or eweaaea of whatever riMs tolliwlnir plac-“«' hiro Ihv.i nature. by thecotnoion cour.ril for !.<<!<!: Three PIUs are manufactured by the Dr. Williams'. Medicine company, *3cbrnectary. N. Y-, and Brockville, Ont., and are ‘old In boxes (never in topse form by GiTVD under my hand stJl ia- t-J ul th the dozen or hundred and the public are tw City of Hasting M.-S rir. : . are cautioned against numerous Imitation* a-. E, sold in this shape) at 40 cents a box. or six boxes for fij.50, and may bu had of all druggists or direct by mail from Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company from either address. Tbe price at which three pills IO the Qualified voter* are sold make a course of treatment com­ paratively inexpensive a* compared with other remtdlre-or medical treatment. ■r In ten years upward of SI.000.000 have been approprlafi-d by lhe New Nark legislature for agricultural purpoaes. New Jersey is becoming more and more a horticultural and dairy state. also a area! t ft < to wnleb Barry riMrnty b also Circuit Judge L<rtte which Barry <>«ontv bel also a Cmmty station, names Henderson’s Dwarf Lima bean asihe best for bls latitude. The London Produce market Review articles, at the coa*titorinn r»f U.|« r-l*rr« tells that large quant It lea of mrdawos tottMisatarie«*>ti:w*etar.v-*.•* «A ■ ■ -’w are used in the manufacture of "cattle an amendment to ibe«-.»n.«Ui!i:.<‘K as seeu-Hi t.» at wi-l» IV. rrU ’ • •’ » ,<v^ferr:rf cakes,” partly for Improving the yield and quality of the milk, and also for their creation <>f county 1M-I ;» ’-*?'•' f highway cottiml*'।»uer«: *!»<• ;• -. aw-udWM w well known fattening properties. •acdOTk e-ght. W.c - « X rtf ft . uM 'j.tw M t»« State. rriaUre to the iur i-dien <4 • tn sit moved more quietly with a stiff veg­ etable brush than by scraping. tian So. 13. Wltwumy hand »•.*! *ex A hit-or miss carpet, with striped warp, is much more lesa trouble to make than when the rags are striped, looks well an«l coat-* from three to five eenta a yaid less for weaving. SHERIFF SALE. A cool room above ground In lietter for milk thatr a cellar, and It should al ways be remembered that milk should notstand near vegetable*, fish or meat of any kind, as It Invtrlbly absorbs the flavor of what Is near it. , and Sute ul Michigan, lu Covuty «>< Rai r» l»cd lu t*»w. *>i ‘ and PUHp T. C.Hrtu'r. 1 did on hr Jamuu?.A. D. iMklevy ui« ‘i take all the tlllv mu! Ir.t* n•*' detebdaot. lienrrt- J Cwx, li’.*’<1'■ Mdearirfbed real «*»t*-'r <iu*:rc «■ Una ot traap.,” Dart! Con, aCtium *nd State ot Mlchix-O' ■ U lb. Lfodell, ••remind, ma <d a rubor lug at the north exsl cvrr.rr quarter of aeettoa t umber tw»-i: - ■ • tbrtlllnn experfone. 1 bad with a count* ot tww uuclh of range elglit w«*t. Iboae saotlaman ot alnrenl Msan lu tba carding to Il:e gnrrrvnn-l- • •pnn^ ot isTa. I n-H M L,on- la, and chain* aM thl»»> fink*. tb-T.'” desired Co arum lo Fuiloo, Illa Ths rlaar ttfltote *M4 finv-ntre rca* v - fin*, tb-nce worth <»:* line vl ■ bad bren freren aolld, Ure <ba loa was baglnnmu to break op. Jumbrfore.ondoara an< range. Xb» nn place of beftai-. 1 h“l n acbod tba rabldla ot th. rlrer and found the lea 1 axpar-red. I waa h-sltatloit a briber to p, backward or for. ~ ku uwawaro or iotm|h uwUTC «»*> 1.**“* • coupla of tramps who ware । tJie «ii*4 rtereUMi v° tbe ‘owa "de. "houted to me • .... t,> the CCfl’ ulml them. ( •*«>•», but found mnrij b, « UMrf, ot mnnlnt -•Ura.!M.„rud.wla< TlHUtrwtKM "Xfo .Ho.t Uhland thumlx-bt m to r-L-era *uy moment. The aun had com down a warm rain began to ML ■I**.’ r4"1 oo<>cf the trampa. aa l:e idaed •P tor rituuiiou, 'therc’n maUng lo'do but to swim fur It.’ * “ *L*tt 1 can’t awltn a ntroka,’ I replied. one and twenty-cubt, Ibro**- ■' • r '7. tion rtne to tn- »»>.•.- ..f te ru > j A *« I shall exp-’*-- h»r «--r an-' •»; ’ 1 ,l' ? * nrvrttoiw to 1 he blgfceM b.cil.:■ ri tbe 1* tmeldour of Ibe emirt tunee !> tbejrj^ Hatting* In «*M <w»n»» «< Hw». e «V «f aprtl A. I‘. Ife». at ’ "xk ” ------- * - -a. .J , Aftraenrv Lu- F.wntll .. a long whistle and a look nt pnl “mlfo,;0”- /■'"‘j ll'lnk ™> , doffer thr.npth thia mlErhcv?’ wwid’u’”- “tf,1’’1- lAlA’tmFebrfA NOTICE FOR IL wntc. dog myself.’ bftydullawfcpiTO, fol,form, « rvu bring „„ to < H*ngrrrOfojd<iIUr,' M‘1 ST •<> Urn. to iuk b^--" ' - ‘ • “Thev ter k\ °’ mOU®’- C°"* °°-’ * rro'cyt' !, rieceawd. *»-’ G- •’ id |WA o1,.'“cn «< �J3,/rl3 77) VOKTGAOR PALE. Default ’laving b«en made in ufaccrtct, ,i.u 'cage made by Georite and Mln. fr Mosier to Hiram M _ Cba£ dated S p • tnbrt- H'b. A. £>.. IM®, and record'd * it He office of the R' gHtav ill TUI* IH I •' • ........ ■ ' -u dollars, and tiigntj-cow cents, and an at nruer'* fee «>f twebl’ -fiv* dollar* provided Itor in laid mint '*ftr. <u,t or prureednp al ta« n. vvir » ren Instituted to reeo'er the moneys >• ired >■•' "10 moriiwg-. or any nart Pi'Te Thston the ifat <t»y of Jul-. i» O, the enld Hiram M. Chase rxrcitu*d a ielense tn part to 1 fa* prciulsea described in «»•*! tnoricas*.Twenty Hye acres off the *... ..t ............. ' «r wiwith .-.-I Dorftrof ranee ten fl#) west Which sain rewas dulv iccordrd In the office of therrglstcr of deed** «'t Jkftry Oouiiy on the Bl day >1 Aticurf, I'-tiv. In UN • a» of mertgi;A««i, png'- st*. sh-ar. therefore, by s Irtish tn the power of •air contained in said BfortRage. and '.ho statute‘n such made and provided. no:i*-e is hereby elven tiiut on Saturday the tilin’ ouv of June. A. I,.. at i«-n o'clock Io" the fore'xion, I rhall roll at pit’-!>«■ auction.-Io IJ-e highest bidder, al ib- tn>nb front door of lhe«'am t Hume In tnn ( by <•» HaAtmis. (th'd behig Um place wheni Hie Cir­ cuit Court for Haire County h lt<>Mrii>, !!><• • remises described tn s lid nwiriiTKO. «•-(’» land heretofore rvleos-d. <-r su mm h Ihtnof as may be necessary ioApiy thu am.-un* du-on Mid mortgage, with io percent, Interest ami all legal i-xether with an aitorurvS Lt- of 1 nrcutv.fi vc tlollara covcunntea for therein, the premises being de-crined In -aid mortgage si* all those certain pieces awl parcels of land situate in the township of Hop't and Orangeville In tliu county of Harry and state of Michigan, and known and described as follows: Ixd atunber four (4>. village of Caverdale. Barry County. Michigan; also twenty-five acres 01T tlie north part of tbe east one-halt ot the 4.sinh east .|u.irter of section twenty three (25) tow n two rj) nor h of ranee ten (10) wcnt.*exeept a strip eight rods W north and south and twen ty rods C-b* vast und west in the south east cor Dir. HniAM M. CiLAbK. Mortgager. I’HIl-f.' T. COl-GUOVK. Attorney for Mortgagee. Dated March «h. 18W. . . MORTGAGE SALE. Default having beert made In the conditions <>.' 1 certain mortfeage ina-le by Patrick St John to Mary T Goodyear. dale.I .Inly 17th. A. D.. 1, *1, and recorded in the ofllce of the register of d-wlv for Hie county of Barry and st de of Mtehlgin. on tiiolMh day of July. A. D., IBM, In ip*<t lo ot mortgages, mi pngeL'd. on which niorfsace there is claimed to be due nt tbe date this notice the ••uni of «fl2hh:-one dollars and :<• oranr part thereof. Now. therefore. >r the mi*er nt contained in said :unl the statute Ut such case marie ! ivl provided, notice I* l.* r -by ;dvi*n that on | oltirday. th- eighth day ft April, A l». )♦». st . ....... • -'iwk In the lure noun. I ^faaUseB at public I .i•; ,m ta tl..- blgii-st bidder, al the north t ... .|.«r<it tie emlrt house in th* elty of llv.. M'chuan. [that oeirg the place where the !-. it. >urt tor Harry county Is holdrnj. tbe .) -.-med in saJ'I mortgage, or so . an I xl >gvi cotta, together with f. • ot r.fteen dvlUre coveuanm. tho premises being described a.- • a« all that crrta'ti tot. piece and I -'taste ia the township nt Hope iuty of lurry and State ot •1 know* ami described a* follows: ■ »»t -lunrirrot the north west «|uar1 thirteen |ul town two |ji north < wot. torr) comity. M . ) GootiVKAtt. Mortgagee. CHANCERY BALE. History of a week. I > pursuance and by virtue of an order and d' crra ot Lh* circuit court for th- County nt Barry, In chancery, lu ti.e Mate of Michigan, nvuleanddatedoi-.tbe atst day ot November, A l». IMrt lu a< ertalu cause,therein pending whereIr. .Lihii Hul ls- is cumol dmwit and GuCUIeb ZiHchtHU. Marl.iZuschnlH. the Chicago, Kalau.-£»-and Hoglnaw railroad aud Coaslffs L. »H v.o-. arc ■tefeadst'is. Nor ca,l» hereby given ’hat"I. shall sell nt puidlr ailrt'i n to the hixbwt bidder, on Satnr■» > i.hr‘'A'-rf day < f. April, a. I». isn at ten o. hn-k iu thetoreiioon. as the north front door <>l ’ he C«4>rtti<*LM» In the City of Hastings County >1 Him Kk'i '*t;do ot Mlchljpin. said Court house tfriug the plnee tor holding thu circuit court for said r.HihiytjatJIwy tlie following described property; ’« wit: The south east quarter of the south wm quarter of section seven in to* n four nortU.'nintCM reven r.e»t and containing forty acres f (Ian I nwn> or less; aud commencing at theuutrn com corner ot the north west quar­ ter <d the north wmtqn trier, of Mellon twentytwo and ruuuLng from thence south forty rods, thenee west twenty nxts, llitmce north forty r.»l«, th*mee eaat twentv rods to the place uf beginning, coutalulug five acre® of laud, this al*** being in t**wn L>ur north, range seven weat Da&d Havtlr•*. Ml.'h. March 7tn. 1HU. Frkd W. Wai.kkr, . Circuit ( u-.irt Cotnmissloiirr. Barry County, Mich. Cora Bell and Reuben Cosley are In jail at Tnacolona, Mlaa.. on charge of attempt­ ing to wreck a train on the New Orleans oral Northeastern railway. They were ran down with bloodhoamta. . Fire destroyed part of the Exeter ( N., H.,) cotton mills, causing a law of RJSO.OOT and throwing 240 hands out of work. Gladstone has nearly recovered from hb» ilineaa. It waa only a cold. The pecuniary result of the papal jubi­ lee is a gain to the coffers of the Vatican of upwards of £350,(MX), as well a* jewels, plate and other valuable articles xvhich are estimated to be worth nearly £200,000. . Tlie Germans lu Africa have had a scrimmage with the natives, resulting in the sudden death of Chief Sikki, a great obstacle to German progress. nt' ,“?'>■ T"-*!’ Planter's House forty years, and who was chairman of ths St. Louis committee to receive Charles Dickens when be visited that dcy, is dead at the age of 81. Three fish In the bdsln of a fountain at Richmond, Igd., were frozen in a solid mass of ice that formed In the basin last winter. When the lee melted this spring the fish came to and are now as lively as Mops Sucb QUARTEBLY REVIEW. LESSON XIII, FIRST CHARTER, INTER­ NA? *ONAL SERIES, MARCH 26. CONDEKED A silver dollar of of 1804 was sold rec ently at New York for fit,Ufa), and then it was found to be a counterfeit. A smart American bos cornered the hair cloth product in Canada. A blast let off on the Hudson • river displacediOO.OOO ton of stone and shook down a historical projection of the Pall- MilJCQ Stearns. Meat LESfid'X I.—Home from Babylon (Ez. I, 1-11). Gohlen text (Dent, xxx, 3). “The Lord thy God will turn thy captivity. and have compassion upon thee.” The gifts Mokes an every-day convenience of an and calling of God are without repentance aid-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. (Rom. xl, 20); whatsoever He purposes shall Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest The number “13” will be emitted In mark­ Indue time be accomplished, and every­ award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each ing the houses at Frankfurt-on-lhe-Main, thing shall come to para exactly as Ile says package makes two large pics. Avoid because of the superstition regarding that (Isa. xiv, 34; Ps. xxxili, 11). He doeth ac­ imitations— and Insist on having tha i number. "vS" I* l’"-*"** «“• > chCT- cording to His will in heaven and on earth, NONE SUCH brand. There Is some prospect that' hi. til w M „ l«*l«fn'. I. ! Iwltan, wH1 u, r.tlfr S.„l. rf aud finds willing servants, both among MERRELL & SOULB, Syracuse. N.1. men and angels (Dan. iv, 35). The rebuild­ kuc Indians will refuse to ratify ,1^‘li U*’ ‘"’Ip,” wlU«b «" >!>"• "U! »• ing of tbe temple is suggestive of the tem­ V “A UU”n” mor. iroiibl. from th. boowrra. Nadou.lfcu.k tatlu.teStr In'■«> A„ „ptolon o( I„ In u bUkk- ple now lieing built, the church of God IT.nBATK ORDER. (Eph. Il, 19-23). , St •"■•if Michigan, County <if Barry—ss. In IJnnua City • m.n junirt hi. dog ] ^,o„ u Sauwlnlr.N. V., kllt-1 John LEfiSOM II.—The Temple Begun (Ess. Ill, At a ot tae Probate Court for the Chri.u>ph.r Lolnmlnu, nnd L],» pc ullxr Mehol„ ,Iu»ph BarUlouo, utd blew TIME TABLE. 1-18). Golden text (Ex. ill, 11), "They coincident, lhe UcenM grauUd him wu a, ,bw ,piinte„. In effect January 22.1«S3. praised tbe Itord, because the foundation I J'lre nt ClncinnnU burned th. dl.ttllery tioMliiv, the t<t day ot M .r Lt. in the year one “““ 1““i of the house of the Lord was laid." Re­ Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detroit tbotmud eight iniudred und ntne|> three. ;uid tbe emit. The Simplon tunnel, which I, to run „( J,mw Wel*b & Co., with .,«» tarrel. member tbe key to tbe book ot Ezra is Present, Clutrlei W. Armstrong, Judgu of LT. I (Wly HM I A-n', |P.1I, I r.jLJ from Bieg iu Switzerland to Isella in Italy, of whisky Loss 000 Probate “The house of the I a?rd,” a phrase used Inihamxtterof the estate of Floyd E Wilts, Wtu tnke from eight W Un yem. toe It : g,„c„| |Uum uy. th.t It co.u th. ,oe•i* Grand 7 10 •!» 6 40 Gras'd Rapids Bapn!fifty tidies in the book. The thoughts ~ fiSF a minor. Un re.ullng and filing tha petition, duly veri­ oompleUon. It will be lb. lo.igct tunnel t.ra„rui lo lu,t Uowor cl„k., eu. tM.000 of this lesson cluster around the work, fied of Herbert A. McH.tln. guardian ot said In th. world, ud will m~.ure elxmc w p,r„u th. holding ot th. Imtugunulon and the workmen, and. the offerings, A1U> minor, praying for reasons In said p-dtUdn set twelr. Ud n hull mile, from entmnee to |n ,h„ bul|,Iln<. and the willing hearts. Jems delight­ Elmdale forth that he may be licensed tu sell tbe real Clarksville . , r* . Corbett and Mitchell cannot fight at ing to do the Father's will and always estaui ot said minor as in said petition de­ OUmL Like Odes-a The m.rrlw ol Prirm. Krdlniud ot Unn,,| M th, u„ scribed. about His Father’s business (Pa xl, 8; (Woodbury Thereupon it Is ordered, that Friday, the E"!“^’ ’ “L °.t VUrii^ I "«■ 1“ ll“ Fri'"“I bl«k « MU-.Uk« John vlll, 20) is our pattern in all our l^hSfiken 24th day <it March. A. D. Ih&j. hi ten o'clock V‘*'^!e.u«dnlo..ot»»l,<w.mo.U,.mok.m>d daily life. in the forenoon be assigned for the hearing ot llTo^l^O. [Grand Ledge said petition nnd that the heirs ut law of said Italy, on July 10. Mruer; partly Iniurwb LEMON HI.—Encouragements (Hag. 11, deceased .tt^t all other persons Interested In 1-0). Golden text (Pa cxxvii, 1), "Except said remte. are required to appear nt a scsalon Thurwl.y, M.reU 1& < T.uU.y, Marek >1. the Lord build tbe house they labor In of said court, then to b»- bo'dru 3t the Probate of­ Th. W hlU Star line tmlshUr N.eonlo T^p,^ Kni-n, hare their vain that build it." Read the four looks fice. In the City of UaallOtn. In said County, and h,vl tanglefoot show 1 cause, if any there be. why he. been out ju.t thirty-two dhy. from w„ 7nl „„ „d Lv Howard City I of Ilaggnl. Zechariah, Ezra and Nebemiah. J",nJ d-t„yrf whererer they can the praicr ot tne pelilloner may not be Urenmol without bomg jren or hrntd „ Edmore Those who are used of God must be strong grunte.7. Am! it ‘.is further ordered, that from, and the agents of the Line at New ; g-j {t ,. dtantan and of good courage—strong to do—ami said petlUoner give notice to flie persons „ Ionia | York admit that they giro her up u lort. A w , uh , |ntt . n(led Interested In tpdd estate, of the pendency of Ar Grand Ledge I this will come only by a knowledge of God s ild petition and the hearing thereof by causing Mr., laau he b«n elerted pn-eldenl ol w|,h ,b(. D|.n,„„,| M.uh trtut 1. to (Josh. I, T, 9; Dan. xl, 82). Israel, like the a copy ot this order to be published In the Has­ Going "West I ten spies. «aw the discouragements, but tings Banner, a ucwsjMqv-r printed and circu­ ., Detroit " lated In .snld County of Barry, once t;i each we must l»e like Caleb and Joshua, and sew | cago capital. ,. Lansing week for tttree successive .weeks previous tn Jamaica, L. I., waa shaken by an earth- । I Mary Stockfesch committed suicide at only God and make His business the first „ Grand Ledge said day ol faring. quake. concern of our lives. When wa put our „ Mulliken IV. ARMSTltONl Brooklyn by crowding herself face down­ The Maryland court of appeals has de*- i ., Sunfield Judge *>f Prob affairs first, all will come to naught. . ward into a S3-inch tub of cold water. „ Woodbury rinrvd the single tux law unconstitutional. (A true copy.) Lesson IV.—Joshua, the High Priest .. LakeOdroM | New Zealand hns twenty-one meatThe freer ­ Sioux City, lx, Street Railway com„ Clarksville ! ing works, capable of yearly dealing with (Zech, iii, 1-10). Golden text (Heb. ir. 14). ' pany has discharged every employe. The „ Elmdale “ We have a great High Priest that is '4,000,000 sheep. ., Alto officers claim that the company has been, _ . ...... ..................... .................. passed into the heavens, Jesus, the Son of McCord •yumotlmlly robbed tor v.-.Wk lhe p(1. I The larger lorger town* town, of ot northwestern northwe.trn, Iowa |. g^o'o-' rf diwour,. F-iStVarls JVU vat. wo vw.uv. , tertng reaching u high u S.UW . montl., ............ bnattglrrtl tip aU preunnw preutt... oi olciuorciug Mtoretagme U>. lanuinrr ru-nnb* their sin................. . , .in to nolnt . . them , .to ... , prohibits I.w. A Idty »«■.« .y.um -.utat-|w.*p!H« u> point them lo tbclr rtn- 'Ar |,"Griu>d Rapids ■ - . . , ] The house ot Benjamin Fleishcr, who lrt.l«-n4,pu,lbv which rtrtnoupv n futa.« nn.1 irtl thrtn thu God auto,.t u« Thousands arc sufrcriljgf with i lives in the Southwestern part of Jackson monthly line into IhwHty tr«.nrr. I ■'«* unworthy one. »th.-y are. It U rtl *i3tS3 Cadis i. too true that we are sinful and unworthy, Torpid Livcr-the symptoms are c-uuty. Ka».. wu totally dretmypd by «nt, k.nn.mr « Ul»n> fend. 1 Portland ■>Y™w ••“»!» i but Jk.i'A ,.nr High Prl.-rt, 1. our righttv / c^t.-Ue.1 TrtAlrwkrHlathree children-were probably fatally' limits Degression of Spmts Indiges- | burne4 u endeavoring to rescue them ntBwun. While he tAiking through . (H (;„r. v. 21> end our coraolliu-w* Howard City xyl „ b,T1 Hlm tion, Constipation, Heaaachd: Mr. Fh-faher’s hands aud arms were al- n tdophoM Itahtnlat entrrwl the oilke ln,t all ecewu-re. «>d '• * ■** ’ — - 1 most burned to a crisp. , | over another win, and ehoekt-d eereral of Hl, Dr. Sanford's ’Liver Tnvigoratpr . w(ll „„ j„„ „,ch „ wc „„ „ Miss Faithful proposes tb build a home In , thealtradunt* is a reliable remedy for Liver England where women governesses, clerks I ArtHt.wubenJnert w« 'taeredlng a , ,h • Every day. others week days only, t stop h which He will nrn.mpli.h 111. on signal. Disorders. It cures thousands nnd others cau rent a room at 2shillings coal nit II. IWby.lUm, EngUlnh when tbe . Im„L. (pMl. H. |3; )!, !, Ilh, Parlor ears on all trains between Grand and Detroit, beats accents. Connections cverv yepr: why not try 6 pence a weekend have the advantages uf rag. Ml and fight ot the miner, were I.,wis'r.-Th.Spirit „t thela.nl tZech. Rapid: made inVnlon station, Grand iUnids with tbe reception aud bath rooms. • .................... ... , l», 1-10). Gold.-u text (Zech. Ir, 0). -Not Chicago* W»wt’ Michigan Railway fob Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator? sitting, Ciiuadiiui engineers are to join with | The battle ta Braxllilu which the reroln- by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit, Your Druggist will supply you. Americans in a survey of the boundary uf i Uonirt. whlppnl tho Utnt-rnment ttaope artlh the l.,nl ot Hoeta" NoworkotGod GO3, C* A.’ IHTKR, * 1* A » ICI..MK Xlfl , X.I.W HA. ' Alaska ' x I wa, (allow,-d Imoirtllawly Uy another ta „„ j„n„ bv lju„,„n bad in. CiiAKi-Kvoix ax» Pktcmkky; Favorite The British in a battle with the tril>es I whirl, the gm-erana-nt fortrt. n.-arly Doray whau-vrr in lhe dralgu r.t the tab- wftjteto tbesummer resorts ol northern Michi- Deloit, lausiBg & Mb ^iS^Xr?S}nl.,!tana*’ “ , •» «*“’'•!‘ b “*d- Why Suffer? 1 Michigan Central “ The Niagara Falls Route.'' Stations.^ MORTGAGE SALE. Wtmre.i».driauR has been made In the pay­ :. -nt of the money secured by a mortgage dated . ’tie .tn day ot September, I SKI, « xeouted by Arthur I). Hugbea, Borah D. Hnghre. hl» wifej Stations |S Hubert C. Strong and Emma Strong, his wife, of Harrv County. Michigan, wbirh said mortgage WttSTWARn. jxm.ia-in.lp m.|p.m.lp.m was rerord-d iu th* office of the register of HAflTINIM ........................ I AVj fi.37|12.0»| t.Kl| l.W <lt-ii‘ of ’lurcounty of Barry, in Uber 2bof mort­ .. n *.n pages .1 ami 25 on the 3d day of OcM. A. GILLMAN. IxwAl Agent. Hasting tuv.-r. I •v‘5. at u:» o'clock p. m. And. whereas, tin- -aid ri.jrtgage has been duly assigned by the »V . KrnoLWa G P-A T. A. Chlcxro. -,.i«l u )lieksoti to ’ubn A. Robertson, by asylgntmtfit iH-nring date 23th September, 1&». 1 n-c itiie i In the offire ot register of deeds ot ...id c*»iHty of Barry, on the 27tb.day of Eebru- 1 • at to o'clock a. m. In liber 3fl of tnorv «•-* nt page 124. ami I be same is now owned b\ mm. And whereas the amount claimed t«» li.- du- oil sal.l mortgage at the date • >! th'.- notice is the sum of qt t-rtiiripiii and interest, and the forth• r sum ot c'd.ou as aa attorney fc- -diprinted n r hi s-ald mortgage, and whl-.n I* tire- whole* .■mount rlaimri to be due on said mortgage. No suit or proceeding liaVDecn Instituted at ia-. 1.> recover tbe debt now remaining secured by said mortgage orauy ptin thereof wherebv tin-jxiwcr of sale contained lu said mortgage ha< become oi>eridlve. ' Now. therefore. Jiotlceh hereby riven. that by vlr.'ue of the smd power of sale, ana tn persua iee BIfix Emdacho and rellora all tbs troubles toefr the statute in such ease made and provided, dent to abihons atetoof tbo syatara, such aa th- said mortgage will lie foreclosed by a sale .if the premise* therein described, at publie .hctlon. to the highest bidder, at Uro front door ot th*' .'.’nrt house in Hastings, in suld County ol K »rrv.imtl.e 3d day June, next at ten • < I -kin the foren wm of that dayt-whleb said pretntMx ar*'described in said mortgage as top kms. to-wit; .. Commercing at the north west corner of r. L. Blake's lot in the vIl’Hgo of Irving. County of ■otsHt valuable In Constipation.curtngand WOBsrrj and State of Michigan, and rannlng (mm t!..—.-r cm*: or In «n easterly direction along the i.arth ime *>f lot* h* retofore conveyed and to the Xtv-;r and regulate tbo bowels. Even LX they only hlchwnv crossing t tie race and east of the lot or Unadnrcledto Elfin Baldwin, and from said lilriiw;-" in. a su'iih easterly direction on the «-:ith line of the raceway, to Intersect the pond: CURE SICK ; >nd In it north'riy dirocikm to Um dam. and ft.-m tJicncc fallowing thocenter of tlm Thorn­ apple river to a ixii.it directly north of the i-*mi of itartlnz. and from said point south to th.: plaee of tegtnninic. containing ten acres more or k-ss: and all on section tnlrty-one In town four north, range nine west, excepting from the above all street! and highways now ■ .vrfufly th'-reon. A’r > the undivided one-ha'f o( lln h ll.iAlas Commeuclng at a point fifty­ : j-.-et -lx Puli' s west-and twelve rod-, Lir>-(i feet ;uui ihre*'Ifi-hes north of Uni soutli■*( corner <4 Hit hortliweet quarter of section Uiirtvone. town lour north ofrange nine west; running from thence west eight rods; thence rorthtolh* center r.r the Thornapple river: le. -.e east eight rods, then©* souili to place of ■ rinring. It Is expressly understood that Uns '.1-: described premises Is all the pnsrpises. mill ptr.il.gi* ami rights of llowage, owmd by AlontoK. Gardner tXd Frank Campbel! and Lr.stltuling the lafr firm. Gardner, (.aninbell & ( 0 . of Irving. ;r d that this mortgage IS Intend|-it to cover t!i- umlhlde<>one tafilf of all nghj* (J s.dd Gardner. Campm-’l A C» together with |TXl*n>etual right to tl: • water p<.wcr.back - water, flowage and mill pnvitegm 1rt'"1,;rlbV,; kboi'u with tbe roller flouring mill and ah mill fixtures therein now standing or hereafter to be erected tvul pUce.'i upon said premises inciudfog bath of above descriptions. John A. Borrrtsok. Assignee. Chas. H htvn. . Attoniey. Dated, Hartings, March 1st. 188X ADMINIBl'RATOR’S SALK. In. the matter ot tbe estate of Esther M. Pen­ . nock. ilereawiL , , , „ ' Notlre -Is hereby given that 1 shall Aril nt pubHc miction to highest bidder, on b ridav the • 2lrt 'day of April, A. D.. 166$. nt ten o’clock, tn the foreno«n at the lute residence of t’ic 'late Esther -M. Isennock. <>n Aix-tton sixteen herein described, tn tbe • towOMhlp of Barry. In the county of Barry, In the Mau* 01 MtriBgan, pnrsnant jo lireii*e end authority qrauLMl to M” on the wa day of Marell. A. D. VW. by. the iron de court of Biirrv county, Mlonigxn, alt of tha. cntied of. In and tn the real -esta’e •itoate -1110 bring In (he county of Barry, in the warn ot Mkhlaan. Imawri end desonbed as follows, tOWRr . , . Tlie couth v.n st ipinrter. section sixteen, ex- cast hoarier vu-i ■•» inn mgnnsjr‘l-Z, ir, reen. ■<cnori l *t number tour, section »WO«.rii in town oneti} north range pine <»* *e*’- .**•*! rotnmi.-nci.ig fonrtcdn rots west of th" center <n sectlim twenty-right.T. 1. N- H. wi’*t7u*ir rod*, thenm sooth Pl rod*.thewe east lour rods, thence north tft rods >0 tlm place m twinning. Al-o'c.n invoicing at the north'JJ« corner of lot 33 in the village of Delton, Bjutv county. Mich., thrum cart I® feet. n’-eu,Se-/!?v S . W fret, thence west ■» feet, thence r.orth 30feet „«ta> ,w. Iowa 1 . ‘ Administrator. • Dated, March SUj, 1810. “ HEAD auf&r from this dlstaseslng complaint; buiXortn£uiylhC|r“MHn^daw«t«*dtewd^ wbooacouy will find those UUlo piUsvalu. ab’o !n so many ways tha* they ,71U °o t Unfl io do witbeut them. Bui after sll flick head ACHE Tn «■ a hate of so many Uvob that hern Is where wo make our prsU boast. Our piW> cure ft while 6 Uttle Liver Pills are very small and vary .-say to take. 0: 0 or V11,1" n“.k^i Th '7 are strictly veceUblu and do not «r P« °* pur^ but by thrir rmttoaction plosre.all who um them, invulaatiscwta: ““ by drajFUts evorywlwre. or seat by uulL CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New Yorit- WALL PILL. SMALL. DOSE. SMALL PRICE SdentillK'Aniwfca? — Agency for^» CAVEATS. DESIGN PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, etoJ MUNN Jc UU.. 3tl MUOAUWA1. nidast bnrcan for »ecu:::« psteute in America. Kvery patent taken oat by is br"*<n^P*t<F* tho imbue by a ncuce given tree of eixarxo u> tbe ittcutific >tnericaii I jreert WrenfaHon of any »cI«®U9c paper In the Garfield Tea ke „ u,ku>re»Coii>r)«-xi<*ii.!’nvv« iXtyr Cures Constipation HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, c“- beyond Chitral in India recently killed anmlulated .hat eettloa of th. rerotaover 2VU unlives, and losing twenty-three: . tlon. । This victory greatly strengthen the Brfal- j Three little boys we<* picked up dead ■ fall rule in that part of India drank in tbe street by Pitts' mcg pollco- । nien. The boys nearly died. Their ages : were 7, 11 aud 12 years. Prominent Reading bondholders have Dr. Stanley P. Black.i-pecfalfac in bacteri­ ; asked the trustee V» remove McLeod from ology nt the Chicago Medical college, is in ! the receivership. a dangerous condition: at his home in that j Obituary; At Decatur, Mich., Auguatus city from diphtheria. Tbe doctor bad ’ S. 4-ustln. At Iowa City. La, Editor Max been handling the germs of that disease ■ Otto. Al Sedalia, Mo., Rev. Joseph King before his class and accidently became in­ Tuttle, aged 77. oculated. C. Beuel, a traveling m in in the employ Mme. Schliemann, widow of the ex­ ■ of H. C. Fisher, of Chicago, went to Great plorer, lias, determined to present to the Falls, Mont., Feb. 25. und stopped nt the United _____ , States National museum a portion, Park hotel, when he suddenly disappeared. I of the relics unearthed, by her fate husband Nothing ha» since been beard of him. ' in the ruiwi of Troy. Charles PFHuyes, who went to Louis— ~~~ ville front Cliicnco recently to accept a po- LIVESTOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS, sition with the Southern Engineering com-: ~ pany, is accused of being a defaulter. Chicago. Hurry H. Irvine, of Chicago, has myste- i Chicago. Marchca. rtObrt74U.PP.W~ «SL P.U1 bout I cn>.-,d.-. onr h«l Darid or Solomon ta the r "Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago. 8:flo A and 1:25 P. M.. rilr® P. M. Arrive Chicago temple; the former was to be made nepord- 3M. .35 P. M., S:45 P. M. and T.-fi6 A. M. ing to lhe pattern shown him in the nfount. Leave for Manistee and Traverse City 7 JO A. and the hitter was given to Dnvid by the M. and 5-30 P. M. lArare tor Charlaxolx and Petoskey 7:30 A. M. Spirit of the Lord (Ex. xxv, 40; I Chron. Parlor cars-on day trains and Keepers on xxvlil, lfl>. night trams to ChimgoA>k our agents fur further particulars or Lesson VI.—Dedicating the Temple (Ez. vi, 14-23). Golden text (Ps. cxxii, 1). “I write Io Gkorcx DeHa vxn, Gen l Paaa'r AgX was glad when they sold unto me, Itet us Grand Rapids. go Into the house of the Lord.” Haggai nnd Zechariah, the IajhI's messengers, being strengthened themselves by the wards and visions of the Lord, ao encouraged the people that the building wns finished, and TIME TABLE. with great joy dedicated unto the Lord. I:i t-fleet Septemlicr 11. IR«. Lessor VII.—Neliemfah's Prayer (Neh. 1,1-11). Golden text (Ph. xxx, 10)^“Is)rd, be Thou my helper.” Nehemlah, in the king's palace at Babylon,-h«*rs of the des­ olations of the Holy City, lhe wall broken NOBTH. down and the people in great afflicting and Kalamazoo Lv... reproach, aud he fa so affected that he wteeps East Coo per....... and tnournii and fasts and prays for several Rl.-hland Juuct ................ dap. Identifying himself with hfa people, OresMy Milo He left a diary In fvhich was this entty. 74c, 7'<>'*ic: May, opened 77c. closed he confesses their bins nnd reminds Jeho- Dolton “If I should get helpless telegraph to nry’ 7^. juiy< or»ined TU^c. clos<-d 73Mc. Corn( j vah of His promises. The result was that Cloverdale Shultz wife, Mrs. Harry H. Irvine, 3ST Mohawk ; -March, opened 41Mc. cloood 41Mc; May. । the Lord inclined lhe king to let Nehemiuh street, Chicago, Ufa. opened 43fcc, closed 4»Mc; July, opened 44Mc,i i goto Jerusalem with authority to rebuild Hating*........... , ! the walls of the city. W AlU-m.rlwbol.1. -Id ta Sow York .‘“J : Lesson VIlI.-Rcbulldlng the Wall (Neh. Coats Grove----note- U>.b.mmer, brouKW Woodland ' j iv, 0-2». Golden text (Neh. iv, V), "We Woodbury Fire nt Eureka Springs, Ark., destroyed May. opqne*l JI Lt*), | closed IIS-00; July, ■ I made our prayer onto our God nnd set a Fla D. L. Jt fifty btilldiugs occupied by lhe poorer real-' opened 117.87J4, closed J17.B0; September, Lansing ' I watch against them. ” Both men nnd dents of the place; loss. |35,0(X). ' opened I17.7U. eltoed :»17.tU. Lord-May. Detroit i women of nil occupations were ready nnd Grand About thirty ministers. Prohibitionists IliA closed fil2ja. Rapids... and women have organized a new Prohi-1 Uve rtock-Hopc Tbs price M the Union, joined Nehemlah iu the work of building ; j the wall, for tbe people had a mind_ to_ biltauporty .n-UULunr. Tb.mldwomau K“‘pu’7;“ lh“U’w7«^ _____ ______________ ; ' work (Neh. iv, 6). But when anything fa suffrage to their platform as a permanent, loft over about market fairly ; really being done In the Lord’s name the «» v3a plank. ; activo on packing ami shipping account; adversary becomes very active, nnd the Tbery are two revolutions going bn in and feeling flrm and prices about 5o higher, opposition ut this time was something BOOTH. South America nov*-one iu Brazil and the “ m “ir m£d t"“‘cudous, both as to wiles nnd jierebt- Kalamazoo Ar other io Hondnras^which fa rather quiet a:>j rt.lAai.U) heavy pocking and shipping enccus wnudder well Nehemlah's Rart Cooper Lv ----RJchland June's for that, region considering that this is ]otA ’ • j strength nnd be strong in tbe Lord. Oreawy....................... Columbian year. | CAttle-Rrcslpts for the day HJUOt quality 1 !*=**<» IX.-Rzadlrg lhe law (Nth. viil.z MiloA Stephan Carter, of the picture frame fair; market rather active on,packing and 1~W>- Golden text (Ps. cxlx, 18), "Open Delton........................ ’ works which burned nt Chicago the other shipping account; feeling quits strong; prices thou mine eyfes, that I may behold won- Cloverdale fttultr.......................... and caused the losii of two I*'—" is t. * S-ibll'c mtnt*ii.kA* r*nrm<i ranged cah^at k 1 >iwu,u ,i.i« .»• z»**. z>y out>.«. n*u<> lives, higher; quotations __1 drous tlihiga of >> thy law.” Tho temple charged with setting the concern*., a* n fire, I ®-0’ choice to extra shipping rteera, — , nud tjJB walls may be built, but they may HA8TINOB................... "teere, *4.&'2A£5 good to choice do., $4. | A>_M.4'J fair to good. ! m Ar l j ir()V . I1 jj own again. There ia just one there is apparently good grounds for Coals Grove |&(U«pLU)common to medium det, 93.4UQPL(N thing1 ,,, on tbe charge. butchers’ steers, $2.S<Xi4~ > stackers, fiX WLT. I 5*? i earth that 5 f can ^ 7never a n^,pass away. Woodland John F.Schnelder nnd bis hired man were Texas steers. g3«'13^L3S feu*1 ere, fig. 1003.50 I Thu W ord of our G<*1 shall stand forever Via L. db X. cows. holfnn, ftetftava bulls, and i (I« u 8). We arc to read it, aud lielievo Instantly killed nt. Soruonnuk, Ill., by the *-;c_ ; it, nn.| tbtnt uutk-retand it. and then do it, Lansing .a»aW>0 veal» — calvea Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Denver Detroit th- day 10,000; quality for “He that doeth the will of God abideth Grand Rapids Sheep—Receipts for ,, flyer. Their team ran away and started to in market rather native and prices un- forever” (I John li, 17). cross the track directly in front of the en­ ■Stops on signal only, 1 changed; quotations ranged at tL'trjASi Lesson* X;—Keeping.the Sabbath (Neh. trKeo.a N*m. s and andSnilinot 6 »vin t ot earn < paasengers unless gine. per hri lbs westerns, filjb.pj.il natives, and xili, 15-22). Oohk-n Text (Ex. xx. 9), "Re- provide,! provided with wttlf frt tn fglit train permits. ; iambs. Saturday, JIurcli IS. Freight muiniier the Sabbath day to keep it holy.” | -^ ’•‘htht trains wr.l be run at ibe convenience Produce: Butter—Fancy separator, "tlmeu ------- ,many, win* n»« rve thorighMo change SuuUlidiui Alfre<l DtxlK**. who hi>" Inada One-MVcBth of our time and oix ’ -f^ nih of • {he r** ,V ' 'a per lb; fancy dairy. packing tbe time of »ncb traHw'without notice. UP the crop report ot the drpnrtment o£> gtnt,^ Kgjot-Pnsh stoak. HK&ldJic our moui*y should be cheerfully given W.-8 Dkwino. Genl Manager. IT r? Jr- T Aw agriculture for years, h to be retired. 1 lK.r dos. Drmod poultry-Chickens. llittc wholly up to God far Hia service as Lhe Laltor Commissioner Henry W. Robinson, per lb; turkeys, ISBUc; ducks, lifvAic; very ko*t vve cun offer on thorn* two line.*. ^—.2. llwias. Potatoes — Wiscouritf Bar­ If we urc redeemed, then we an? all His, of Michigan, is mentiotu-sl «w his succresor. ■ gv»*o. banks. 7'4J78c per bu; Ilebron. PeerThe Wheeler Opera house, nt Toledo, *'*' " all time, money, talents, everything; but it Ires. Row. Od&Tba Sweat potato"*— was burned. Loss, 1200,000. Illinois; lj’3.&tqiLW per .bbL tiui Apples—Fair to is best to make ^iiniFtircof the seventh Hilnois; -----------. .... l., faacy> and tenth to begin with. Let mi aa InHeavy floods iu Queensland art: reported. 1.. good. per . Lbi; cost W00,$000,- Cranberries Jerseys tkuc ------------ - —-» —— icy, 5liU*>’#U.iw jwr dlridunlM-sec thaLwe conKc.lcutioiiHly keep The Victoria iron bridge, which cost OuO, waa swept away, aud at Brisbane the bbL Honey—Whim clover In 1-pound sec­ tbe Ixird’s day dit lhe lines of Isa. Iviii, p«r lb; broken comb, luc; dark 13, 14, and tuny f*ir our ntlera that they stnets are covered with four feet of water. tions. comb, good cauditluu, u^ic; extrautvd. 7<iSo may Ravi- grace to do n» Nehemlah did. The total loss in the province" is put at rw*r IS ■ I.FSSON XI.—Esther Before lhe King |15,<XM,000. (Eat. iv. 10-17; v. 1-3).' Golden Text (Prov. Nrw Yop.a. March S’. Mrs. Ida Bickam Lair, of Dayton, O. ! M»y. JGfic; Ju:u\ xxxi,'.l), “Judge righteously,and plead the conducts tlie’womnu’s department of The1 Wheat—April. July. 77 13-ll/ s;44c; Auguat, T^gc: , enme of th.* poor i.nd newly.’' From thia Farmers’ Home, of which her sou. B. W. ; Scpit moer, KiMe. five—Nominal; Western, । book we it-aru that Gal is co the .field Lair, is managing editor. ■ tttt**4o. Burley—Quiet and linn; >W. Ct J I when mast Jnvialble; that He is able to de-‘ CURE. Cholera Is spreading in Russia and ad-'’ »K“, No. 1 Toronto, l£7J|Xtj; No. 2 do, । liver when deliverance seems iaijtosaible; joining provinces. Corn-Dall arid lowee May, XH'-J-''1 ’•-»« । that tl.osu who dig piu for the righteona •: ateamw- j will f.-.ll Into them tbcraselv«»; that the A bill has been introduced in the Nova July, aiJfc.iSd '-’-16c: N’J. 2, Scotia legislature to extend the provincial mixed. jciRc. Oats—No. t. dull lUidcX'.lor; May, , goc.il de.dr* Of the rh;l:tciAia nre Eecordcd KJ*;; slii:«. western, .•Ui£i».^c. franchlae to women. Pura—Quiet a tut i>t«uu|y; new tu.xa, RliUii; : and will in due tlnie Le-'remtrilki, ifnd San Francisco police raided a hl^hhind- old mc3*,>L2iM; extra prim# nomhial. Lard j *uou:y other atteh practical IcsMte-. ! Lesson X1L—Thu Vanity of Graven Ir.icn>’ meeting place and ' destroyed tbe Live Stock; Catgr—'Uraiing active uxi firm i apta fli u xHv, 8-20). GoHlen text (tea. wooden images anil lodge reconix The highbinders present were driveu out with fur all grades; poorest ; to 'qcut native sluc-r«, ; xiv, 5;, “I a;n tlie ]x>rd, anti tl.er.i i* none j J4.4i.-A"per !•* ’ lba;j bulls and dry rows. heavy rattans wielded with force. 1 \x'l»e:» . _. . sheep an I lav-ubj—Tra '.log slow ; e!*e; ihtro fa n*> God iH.'idva Dr. Mary Putnam Jacobi has been elected t,m -.y for both miJup and hunbairinep. ! P’-' lile tarn from the truth, tin y hJv thena I selves open to ever*' delusion. Whatever chairman ot the section of neitrolbgy at “ ‘j I* i.-*ore to nathrtTGixl becmues nn idol. the New York Academy of Medicine »} } Often It |«.H>mtfwuiii ol our own h^uds. If Mrs. V. S. Grant hna been visiting her , Dgnuirr. March St. | we h.-.ve k-.tmed to know the ttui-G«xi it son in Culifurnia. . 1 fa not merely for c.nr own benefit, but tlxut A mnAs meeting was held at Des Moines . July, i we may make Him known tncthr^. The st which a grand religious revival was ar­ , favlour’a grrhi comuiaiMi to preach the ranged to Ijc earriefi on siuiultaneously iu Chicago, Kalamacoo li Sagisiw I 31 3 HEART all the cities oMlie slate. All the famou * . revivalibU of the country were engaged. ■ Monday, March 30. Toledo. , Toledo. March -T —Cash. *«c; May. 71!4<u Jmy.TT-e. Hard Ur I'.lm, Iris “all inner, .urn— a, Ex-Senator D. H. Arcnstrong, ot Si. bu. Rj, Louls, who occupied the Mino room iu the t a >4 Mkn ‘ service.Our daily prayer and oCusMtm i | aim ahcbld be to know Him. ^^B'sTSyrir- �Additional Local M„ra—b^— — >.l-t I” *“> •"* ope, «t SpraMiw's. , oil- -o«hi have two general ptooe. “ Mu, prople I" >" huwaradtbta with lb. nmde and that are being made in the bus! new portions of the city would prove quite ot lueir Itw«te€ U» t*°XZ. «. .»I- “f"-1 h«vn a good program and a good lime for them this early they will surely •PF’**®* our efforts by eotalng here to spend their eery reasonable pricesTM Empire btoet .raraW ™ *frjT „ .oar br J- S. Goody*'. f ■ W •“’“’“i fourth. •> Mndae A cion and Goodyear Bros., is Every person desiring the improvement of our public roads, jthould «ppolnt Naself a committee of one to do all that be moot In It, .ppe»r»nre. • Tb, irewwlto W ■»»!<’ eweltatt «« can to secure the passage of the proposed at the tittle skating there was last week, ommendment to the constitution of this resulting-from the high water* last week. state, to be voted on at the coming elec­ However, as the water has subsided they tion. Tbe amendment will empower the bare been deprived of this branch of legislature to make laws providing for a county system by whleh the principal roads shall be placed under the control The ease of Ute people against Frank of countv commissioners, and maintained Hf«e. of Nashville, was tried before Jus­ at a county charge. A simple glance at tice Riker, Tuesday, in tbe court room. the roads at the present time Is all that He was charged with assault and battery is necessary to convince anyone that our by Sy I verier Orersmith of the same place. present highway system (?) is sadly de­ Reese plead guilty and paid 820 fine. fective. About four or five months in the George Cain, mention of whose arrest year, aside from after every severe rain­ was made last week, asserts that he was storm. the roads are in such a condition not the aggressor ta the disreputable fra­ that they argue the necessities of better far better than ■ we could cas which occurred a week ago Sunday, highways, but that he was peaceable until attacked. possibly do. The first cost of good roads will be more than under the present sys­ This gives both versions of the affair. tem, but at tbe end of ten years It will not The many friends of Rev. Ralph be as much as under the present annual Wooten, in this city will be interested in “plowing under.” And when the high­ learning that be is pastor of the M. E. ways are properly constructed they are church at Crystal. Michigan. He is do­ down for all time to come. Good roads ing well and is very much in earnest with mean a great reduction la the expenses of his work. At present he and his congre­ farmers, and an increase in the price of gation are raising money to buy a churcff all farm property along the line. One building. great advantage the farmers of the west If you want to spend a very pleasant have over the farmers east of tbe Missis­ and profitable evening, then listen to Mias sippi river, Is that it costs them practically Minnie Warren, the elocutionist in the M. nothing to haul their grain to market ■ E. church Tuesday evening, April 4th. A Nature has supplied them with good fine musical treat Is being prepared In roads, but she 'has been less generous must connection with the entertainment. The here, and what state fails to supply---* . tact that ML*s Belle Hendershott will sing be supplied by the band of man. Vote for this amendment by all means. will please all who attend. Tbe entertainment in the Academy of Music. Kalamazoo, Saturday evening by the Seabrooke Opera Company, was en­ joyed by all who attended. Thos. Q. Sea­ brook u King Pommery second, kept the audience in tbe continual roar from begin­ ning to the close, of the entertainment About 70 attended from this city. .Last Friday was St Patrick's day and judging from appearances half of Has­ tings’ population were true sons ot Ire­ land. as nearly everyone was decorated with a green necktie or a shamrock leaf, especially the High school boys'who wore several yards of green in nslire tied as a four in hand and gave them a very •■green" and blooming appearance. The Union caucus was held in the court house Tuesday evening and tbe following ticket nominated: Mayor—Dan W. Reynolds. Recorder—Devitt Bronson. Treasurer—Will Spence. .y Marshall-Will Miller. V Justice— M. W. Riker. Supervisor 1st and 4th wards—Milo •Williams. • Supervisor 2nd and 3rd wards—George Abbey. j Tbe ticket is recognized as/a strong one. Marriage Lieeaies. 33 _ 35 — 37 _. 39 W Name and residence. Nathan A. Purse!. Baltimore cSandos P. Caldwell, Middleville. I Clara A. Deare. i Grant L. Keeler. Carlton I Manio Burns, " i Geo. D. Barden, Woodland I Francis L. Bpeneer. ” । Wesley J. Lance, Hope i Effie Morford. . « i Frank Ethmere. Grand Rapids 1 Lora Priest, Woodland t Leonard Watson. Burry , Martha Bogard. ” i Henry C. lurcher. Bowne 1 Maggie Miller. Freeport i William E Ogden. Assyria I Etta Lowe. i George a. Canfield, Castleton ) Ladle Mead. D. L. Morthland, the “old^reliable” gro- good sound business man and it Is safe to say that the business will not suffer. Few court officials have made so envi­ able a record In so short a time as has Judge Clement Smith since his appoint­ ment to the bench of lhe fifth judicial cir­ cuit last January. Judge Smith has con­ ducted lhe affairs of his position like a vet­ eran and has been the subject of much fa­ vorable comment, a small portion of which we publish in another column. The re­ . publicans have not been slow to perceive Judge Smith's worth and unanimously nominated him « a candidate for re-elec­ tion. This will be easily possible, not­ withstanding the fact that the democrats and popnlists have united upon a candidate if every republican will do his whole duty at the polls. We have a capable and efficieet magistrate and it behooves us not to lose him through our own carelessness or idleness.—Charlotte Republican. li Kates Rich, who will be renjembered by theoM pioneers of this city, died at the iMHne of tils sou. Loren Rich, in Hammond.. Wisconsin, last week at lhe advanced age of M years. Mr. Rich was one of the flrst while >ettlers.in this vicinity, having come here lu ]£36 when all waa a dense wilderb<-reabi>ut8, and whjn the Indians were about the only inhabitants. In 1833' he settled on the old bomwtrad In Rut­ laud and with nothing but his two liauds ■ ind a willing heart set about making a tame, ilewas oneof tbe vast army of noble iu-arted Christian men whose quali­ ties have left their impress upon succeed­ ing generations, ami had a marked effect upm» the materia! ami intellectual devel­ opment of tbe state. Deceased wa* the crand-fatber ot Mrs. 8. M. Fowler, of this city. SiKSte Parrou to KU Cline, lots. Parrott s at a a. Another benefit that would protx‘f tNs waa done U ttett You are cordially invited to attend the GRAND OPENING they will not last lor g. When Phis Smith puts down spot cash for goods he gets there every time. His prices and goods will convince you. Ladles wide brimmed hate for 20c at tbe SATURDAY, MARCH 25th Racket The Racket had iL. X 36 dot. Misses sailor hats arrive last week. Of SPRING DRESS GOODS, SPRING CAPES and JACKETS. If the ladles of Hastings and vicinity can save from 25c to S2.00 on hats It cer­ tainly Is for their benefit to-buy at tbe Racket. Those stylish fancy straw walking hats have appeared at the Racket In fact Pfaln Smith does not get tert on any mllll- We have all the latest shades of ribbon (all silk) and the prices will surprise you at the Racket You will find at our store the handsomest line of Spring Goods shown in Kalamazoo. ever We are helping to close out a factory on mens socks and yon want to get your share or you will pay more, at tbe Racket Warranted, the carpet sweeper for SLT5 Copper bottom coffee pots 20c at the Racket. fl Bio Indlkehent! We still hare lots of tbe bankrupt stock of shoes left at prices that makes the old fogies howl, at tbe Racket store. Only a few of them common scuse shoes with Philadelphia toe left at the Racket Another hard one for competition to match 1 wash basin, 1 dipper. 1 cov. pail. 1 good pie tin and 1 good bread- or cake tin for 25c at the Racket. IN order to get your trade we will allow the fair the round trip to every purchaser of Twenty Five Dollars worth of Goods at our store. Respectfully, We want all the eggs we can get at the Racket The best ladies hose for 10c that is sold in tbe state for tbe money at the Racket LIVINGSTON & BLOCK, Perforated chair seats 10c at the Rack, et. KALAMAZOO, MICH 104 EAST rtfllN STREET THERACKET On£ O. Johnw. u> W. o.mrf G. ToUU. >» , see 11 and 1J,. Hope, $3X0 Charlotts A. Niles to Walter P. Rum. N. E. H lop, >100. Wdl witworth to Justns Butler. 37; JohnstowtX 11000. be put Id the patient’s eyes, proved quite successful and relieved the trouble for a timy, but after awhile It came on agsdn and a second expedition was planned to the doctor’a Film Flam seemed to know where he was going, for on entering the square where the oculist bad his office he raced ahead of his master and up the stepaw here he bad been but once before, and on the door being opened bolted straight for the treatment roam instead of waiting his turn down stairs, ns two legged patients learn to do to their sorrow and impatience. This time the treatment was azine solution that was very severe nnd brought tbe water In streams from the patient’s eye*, but he took it with his nose ta the air, never wincing, and the only sign of feeling ha made waa to hold out one paw pathetically for hia master’s hand.—Washington Star. The existence of volcanoes, geyser* and hot springs irregularly scattered over the whole surface of the globe aod continually ejecting molten rock, axbes, mud, steam or hot water is an obvious indication of seme very widespread source of heat within the earth, bat of tbe nature or origin of that heat they give little positive information. The heat thus indicated has been sup­ posed to be due to many causes, such aa tbe pressure and friction caused by con­ traction of the cooling crust, chemical or to unknown causes, or to a molten inte­ rior, or at least a general substratum of molten matter between the crust and a possibly M>)1^'interior. The first two causes are now generally admitted to be Inadequate, and our choice u practically Limited to one of the latter-.—Fortnightly t»obate RUSSELL’S ■BARGAINS any tors yet Delight and Surprise Patrons. THE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND BEAUTY OF DESIGN IN OUR LINES OF DRY GOODS; FANCY GOODS; DRESS GOODS AND MILLINERY CANNOT RE SURPASSED. Julius Russell. THE FINEST LINE OF IN THE CITY. Ross,Levis Kocrio & Filer’a s uuc fine jhoes; snucs, H. r_. . F.. Baldwin's and 4 Co’sreceived-a foD shoes; Gulhmaoo, Carpenter 3t Telling’s. I have just rc< * to ^E. "2. It will pay, line of these goods in all sixes and widths from C pair guaranteed you to call and examine them before buying^ Ever)- p«i tq give Satisfaction, at J SOUTH SIDE STATE ST. F. q. STOWELL’S Repairing by ]. C. Woodruff. The fact that we are doing more busmess than ever before is evi­ dence that our goods have been selected with judgment; that thev have met ej-ith favor; that our prices are right. Between UMEandMOKT oinrc you save time y°a S"T money. You ean save a IFamount of time if are ««• Frette o®ie OQe ttoos“4 e*h: hunJrefiand utuety prjjol. OuiU, w. Arawrar. J«U, or fiSSw1 “» «“• X wriuw c •Ssftasss «;’«•>« In a little more, than three months It will be tbe fourth of July, and if Hastings expect.* to celebrate it should commence at once to make plans for the day. Other Thereupon it Is ordered, that Friday th« celel.inthxjs have taught us it doesnot pay lUh day of April. A. D. un.Mnlnr^Lk in to couinieuca tlure or four weeks before t le forenoon. ».e wsiitned far the bearing of «*<d tbe fourth and make a spasmodic effort to p-tltton. and that Ch* betn st tawhfwu and all c«h,T rw>rwnn« . ,7 . •eelrirate. If a meeting could be called now anti plan* made for a fint-claas celebraiht'i and attractions secured early it clV * tn s •. If any there De, whj would suridy prove advantageous, 'rhe uty '-fibers will have just about bettled iu their new offices. A dodl- Miss Ives selected over four hundred dollars worth of millinery and sent to Pbln Smith and by tbe way she tMtefoUj arranges tbe hat department we think TboniM A. Davis to Catherine Davis. W a. 5*John?j^^’toOte|T0Y*nwr. parcel, village James AllenlLag to Benj. F. Caln, W Tbe entertainment bv Miss Minnie War­ Carlton, fllOO, ren, the gifted young elocutionist, will be held in tbe M. E. church, Tuesday even­ ing, April 4 th. Although she Is young, There is a prominent business man in yet she has won a fiaUonai reputation as town who is somewhat of a dog fancier the winner of the Demorest diamond med­ and takes pride in a pair of English setter! al in a cotnpetive contest Her renditions that have held a prominent place ta several of the ‘Chariot Race’’ from Ben Hur, and bench shows of the country. Some months •election* from Shakespeare are pronoun­ ago one of them developed aa incipient case ced very fine. AU under 15 years of age of ophthamta and wu taken to an oculist will be charged 15 cents: all above that age for treatment just as naturally as would 25 cents. Mrs. Belle Hendershott will ting. hare been any other member of the family. conducted a general store at Cedar Creek has sold out hla stock and good will to Wesley J. Lan£e, an enterprising young man from the same place. Mr. Morthland by honest and fair dealing has established a large and profitable business. He Is a man whom it Is a pleasure to meet and the Banner wishes him success wherever be xmay go. Mr. Lance, his successor in buai- 57KINQ JEflSON ’93 DOINGS.. b'w lh« peopl* of n<rrT M jSiu idl b« .prat 1= !:ii. always smoke DON'T ALLOW AGENTS rot “SlwwirpUuo, and cheap atm to dacelto you. Boy ing for 1147 Standard Made Pianos, ■ HARDMAN, FI8CHER, . HARRINGTON AND STARR. THE BEST or any kind . of bnildtog . « j -. ta ial. by coming dir> ‘ < ; * < not only that, you will save money by buying of up. L-a A ALSO CXLKBBATED LeirSra Octave Orjaa Piaw,; In The Market And FARRAND A VOTBT Organ*. Correspondence sollrited. c. E. INGERSON, Agent. It Acknowledge, no Superior. • NashvHle, Mich. 1 7- MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH nny® are posted in our business nnd do enough of it to enMble uBtoseii chea- lv and yet get a liriug. 113. for � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-03-30.pdf 25d7fec7489f95d642f8d2ef0b3e484a PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium tn Bar ry County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVII. NO. 48 WHOLE NO. 1972 HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 30, 1893. Hastings Banner PubNabed Thursdays by coojk. r Easier services at the Cong*! church next Sunday evening—Smith Will and family were the guests of C. J.' Schmelker and wife Saturday evening and Sunday— Miss Leah Ekert was in tawell last week, the welcome guest of the Misses BerryAnnie Brummer celebrated her twenty­ fifth birthday last Friday by giving a party—Freeport experienced a runaway Saturday—Frank Walton and Sarah Dipp were the guests of ’ T. E. Cheese bro ugh and wife last Sabbath—Rev. R. S. Bowninan and Job Cheescbrough attended the Barry County S. S. Convention as dele­ gates of the U. B. b. S. of this place— Minnie Gooch Is the happy possessor of a new organ—Mary Cheesebroogh attended the convention at Hastings this week. Two more marriages have come off In the past two weeks. Gus Ford and Mattle Craig—and Will Ogden and Etta Lowe. Congratulations are in order—Tbo demo­ unts held their caucus Saturday. W. W. Cole. Sup.; P. K. Jewel, Clerk; A. T. Shepard, Trees.; heads the ticket. None of them are democrats, but good men for the place and so they were endorsed by the democrats-Rev. W. Carpenter re­ signed his place on the .Assyria circuit Rev. Dodds was here however which ■ brought out a crowd Sunday—April 2nd, ; which is Easter Rt*v. Simonds, of Rice | Creek, will Ire In-re at S o'clock. Fire choir are preoarlnr Ea.-,h-r music for lh<- I occaalon-Scho-.l IS out for a two weeks : vacation Instead clone as announced last week—Dan Keyes has rented tin* Keene farm-Caleb Potter fe moving this week — U. flatk taeey. visited at -W. <'laik and wife, of Lacey. nt 'J l*. K. Jewel’s Sunday—The party at the hall Friday evening was a success both socially and financially. ! MY STOCK This week and hereafter will be found at my old stand in the UNION BLOCK IM VAN WLKTOWtl Biq Fire! THOUGH shoes can be bought almost anywhere, and though many of our competi­ tors declare that they undersell everyone else, yet . \ y OUR BUSINESS INCREASES We think the reason is that sensible peo­ ple understand that we do furnish good value for the money. F0^ X1LL USES. WOOLLEY & BR2N50N Biq Wind 1 Biq Crash ! t I'CH is a condensed history of the recent big fire. The fall­ ing walls smashed through my building and to get even I am SMASHING PRICES On many things at my new loca­ tion in Messer Bros. & Rey­ nold's building, in the place oc­ cupied formerly by the Hastings City Bank. DON’T BUY ANYTHING t IN MY LINE WITHOUT CALLING ON ME AT THE PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. WANTED! W. H. QOObYEXIR YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STERLING INLAID I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING P. S. Anyone Saving large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will bny timber standing. ICB. COUN.TY NEWS. MOVING SHOES. enaoe.. HA8T1KG8, AM FOR EVERY AQE, County. SPOONS AND FONKS Are warranted to last. Also ’•emember you get a Present—"Good Form, of* $2.00 ?* . Z value . __ with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewele ry store Quality and price al­ ways right. J. L WILKINS, Agt, F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. I Masters last Wednesday—The Misses Mildred areaauwicwi Cronk and Bessie Saunders ---guests of Caledonia friends this week*/] Guy Johnson will teach the young Idea in the Gates district this spring—Ward Gribbcn, of Hastings, was the guest of Minnie Dietrick over Sunday—The village caucus was held last Satdrday-yArs. I. N. Keeler departed thia life March 34th. She has been n resident of this village for about forty years and has seen It rise from a few dwelling bouses to Its present size. She leaves a husband and four sons »o mourn her death. • Baaflald. The proceeds of the donation held at Mosher's hall last Friday evening for the minister was $50—The Epworth League last Sunday evening was In fine running order and nearly a hundred were in attend­ ance— l>ee Prine has moved to Bed­ ford--Elmer T*ungate has moved on the Jones farm—Nellie Edmunds has come back from Washtenaw Co. and will teach our school here and commence the find Monday in April—Arthur Edmunds and Chas. McKinzey are home from Albion college and will take in farming this sum­ mer—Chancy Shoemaker has gone to Grand Rapids to work at the carpenter-' trade—David Stiles and wife went last Saturday to Augnste to' see Mr. Stile’s whe is very sick—Harley l*owers moved his saw mill from near Hickory Corners last Monday onto the farm of J. H. Wick­ wine aud will naw out the logs which have been piled up there tills winter by the farmers—David Stiles stripped the balance of hi- sheep'400 in number last Friday— Frank Doty shipped his fat cattle last Friday to Buffalo, be going with them —Chas. McKinzey Is quite sick with tonsllllus. so he bad to call Dr. Troy last Sunday. .Tews Is scarce this week—Henry WilklnH,n h„ movcd lo Do: o.i-Marl Natrl fc,J ni,,„.d back A> his (arm-Mr. Thom,on |„, t,.Hlr,i (|„. ureal market-The l‘ „p|t, Alllanci- will kin- an Baater nt« rtalnment at the church next Sun­ day evening-targe pickerel an* fa-Ing -• caught • -from our ■■ (|ll|te frequently lakes noir—Mrs. Isaac DeBack was visiting her fa’her and «|ster hen-• last Monday—Old Mm. Doonan Is thought to be falling in health very fast—John Ryan has been cow lined to the house for some past with a bad cold—Mrs. Mary Young has moved into the chamber of A. Kingsbury's house —William Chamberlain lias gone to Che­ boygan Co., and will remain there for sev­ eral weeks—Both caucuses were well at­ tended last Saturday. The republicans placed in nomination for supervisor. Jesse <>.Kooa; clerk. eietu. i. H Barnes; treasurer, Osgood; 1- H. treasurer. h. K,an; Justice of lire w. Urn. r, Merritt 1 bav« not le.ru.-u wire tire remaining candidates are. REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET A GOOD STRONG TICKET NAMED. The republican city caucus was held In the court room Thursday evening, and was well attended, not a little Interest be­ ing manifest. The utmost harmony pre­ vailed, and a very strong ticket was placed in nomination, as follows: For mayor—Sylvester Greusel. For recorder—Edward G. Holbrook. For treasurer—Niles T. Diamond. For Justice—George H. Brooks. For marshal—Frank H. Snyder. For supervisor. 1st and 4th wards— Jamas F. Mead. For supervisor 2d and 3d wards—W m ' .4/tor electing'A.’K". * Renaaton* as city committeeman, the caucus adjourned. The Banneu can heartily support the ticket named, and should It be elected en­ tire, or any part of it succeed, the business nf the city would fall into the hands of competent men. good citizens, and men who Hive the welfare of the city «at heart. With the two good city tickets-that are now iu the field, there Is no, room for any personalities, hnd every reason to expect a capable administration of the city's uf« fairs. Of the nominees the Banxkk de­ sires say something personally. A’bert Hafner H visiting friends al 8Yl.VE.sTEn ORKVhlU borne—B. L. Johnson, of Middleville.,was the guest at James Fleming’s Sunday— the nominee for mayor. Is too well known Rev,*a Schencer and Baxter surprised to need a formal introduction to any citi­ their congregations Sunday evening by ex­ zen of Hastings. He was not nominated changing pulpits—Monday morning be­ as a partisan, as ho is not a member of tween seven and eight a fin* broke out in any party> voting for such men and princi­ C. E. Ingeison*.^ office. the first door south .......... ....... . u,v .... ..... ples as suit him. He was not an aspirant of Ibe IK^U.nk.-, but owing lo Ibe .(iilck for the nomination, did not ask or seek it work or the lire Urpartment very little in any way. When asked if he would ac­ Uarnage was tkure-Mr. and Mrs. Irelbcept a nomination, be said that If It was hauser rUitint «t Olivet—Quite a with the full understanding that he was an Omagevllle. J few of our ___ „ good ___ people _________ attended_____ the Independent In politics, he would do ao. Thu following are the Dominations His position with reference to parties has County S. J. Convention st Hastings this week- Miss Margaret McCall, A of made at the republican caucus held In this long been known, and the caucus well Grand Haven, Is visiting at her brother’s, township on the 25th: knew it, and lie was nominated on the first O. M. McCall Supervisor—Walter Brown. formal ballot by a flattering vote. HB Clerk—John Oftgood. nomination was made because of the Just School Inspector—Dennis Buehner. and growing sentiment that partisanship Cbu. Wbl______ Icomb_____ and______ Nathan ___________ Barnes Treasurer—Eugene Harthorn. should be divorced from elty politics, and are making I preparations to erect new Highway Commissioner—Frank Har- good men named and elected irrespective barns this spnfig—C. Marshall has moved per. of party. We hall his nomination with es­ bis family Ito Vermontville—Mrs. L. B’d of Review—Ira Brooks aud John pecial satisfaction because he Is not only Emery is on the sick list—Frank Over­ Klllick. thoroughly qualified for the place, but be­ smith was at Buffalo last week—Geo. Justice of the LVace. 3 years—Job Eng- cause his Domination, in our view, marks Demany wlllfarm C. P. Grav’s farm this laud. the beginning of a new and better era In summer—The following ticket was nomi­ Justice of. the Peace, full term—Wm. W. city politics. Mr. Greusel is a ‘'bustier** nated by the republicans at Maple Grove Bitgood. in any enterprise that engages bis atten­ at their caucus the 23nd Inst: Supervisor, Sextons—Chas. Saddler and James Not­ tion. His ability aud energy have built Thomas B. Ford; Clerk. Chas R. Palmer: tingham. up the prosperous manufacturing institu­ Treasurer. Elbridge G. Potter; Highway Constables—Harvey Comb. Krcd Hull, tion uf which he has charge. He Is Inter­ Commissioner, Daniel H. Evens; mem. of Earnest Cook, Chas. Thurston. ested Id all that will advance the welfare board of review. Jesse D> Guy. School In­ and promote the prosperity of our city. spector, Ijee Bailey—Mrs. McMorc was He favors a clean, progressive and eco­ quite nlck’last week—Miss Jesse McMorc nomical administration of the affairs of Is visiting her grandmother near Ver­ News was so scarce and work so pleuty our city, and if elected will givu to the montville. that we neglected our items for last business and Interests of our city that, la­ week. bor, energy and work which hare made Romain Rork, of your city. Is the guest his name eynonlmous with success In < Izwls Lockhart’s* hosse. Frank, died ___ He will return this everything he has ever undertaken. If March 24th. He was 27 years old—A of (lay Bauer. Mr. Greusel shall be elected mayor of this line fun of sap last weak—Don Smith, of Hastings, Is enjoying his holidays with W. M. Wilkins spent Saturda y and city he will give our city a progressive hie grand parents. He Is up to the cars Sunday at Ypsilanti. Of course he bad a and creditable administration of city affairs. He will be independent of party; and will in sugar and inud—Aprlb 3rd is election good time. be In a position to faithfully serve the city and you must vote for our plow boy Hon. as its executive officer. Clement Smith for judge ol the Sth judicial district. He lb one of our county Easter sen Ices, Easter music and Eas­ EDWARD O. HOI.niUMJK bred and county born boys and be has ter decorations at Presbyterian church been a friend- to ail, no difference what next Sabbath. Evening service at 7210 has demonstrated his ability as city record­ er. Irrespective of party, the members of sex cr party so stand by your friend Clem. Instead of 7 duringtlie next six months. the council concvde that Hastings never —There was a warty at Mr. Worst’s In Thr Y. P. S. C. E. special Easter pro­ honor of his son Wednesday evening— gram neat Sunday evening at the Preslij - was better served by any recorder than by Your Scribe has been laid up with the terisn church at 6:30. to be led by . Mlns Mr. Holbrook. He Is a careful, painstak­ ing officer, and has given to the office he neuralgia In the face. (Don't want It Allie Knapp. again)—Several of our young ladles u^fhe M. E. Social will be entertained 1 so capably fills his most careful attention. The duties of city recorder art* mare ex­ failed in the county teachers examination. on Wednesday of next week April 5th by acting than gi-nerally supposed,, and re­ Don’t be discouraged but try again. Mesdamrs John Busby. Traverse Phillips. quire a great deal of painstaking care, and Shefield. 1‘anuaUr. Pulley. Hicks. Dia­ a great deal of time. Mr. Holbrook has Hope Center. mond, Rich, Nagter, Perry Busby and given both and Iras made a satisfactory JH. McLcay. of Prairieville, is seen on Rorabeck. Refreshments will be served officer. We never have heard tlw slightest our streets quite frequently—Arthur In the church dining rooms from 5 to 7 dissatisfaction expressed with his work, and Gealer has gone to Saranac to visit hln standard time. A cordial invitation Is ex­ certainly he has proven an obliging, faith­ brother. Dr. A. Gesler—Sarah Pilgrim tended to all. ful recorder. More than that, the position who has been the guest of Grace CliandThe young ladles of the SL Agnes has l>een and will be of help to him. One ler returned home Sunday—W. N. Ifaynr went to jour city on a business trip Fri­ Guild will give their annual tea on Eas­ good term deserves another, aad we be­ day-Martin Chandler and family attend­ ter Tuesday evening. April 4th, at the lieve Mr. Holbrook has. by his faithful, ed the U. U. quarterly meeting In Balti­ anciety rooms from 5 to 8 o’clock. Tickets capable vmrtt deserved so well <4 the citi­ zens of Uasliugs os to entitle bun to n remore—Mr. C. Flft, of Kalamazoo, M the 35 cents. I.' pr uwn ability The ladles connected with the First eltcUoiK Certainly guest of his sister Mrs. W. Payne—Mr*. Nina Bagley spent Wednesday aftrrnoou , Baptist church and congregation *111 and faithful service have earned a re-elec­ at Mrs. Loomis’—Will Evans and wife give a warm sugar social at the church par­ tion for auy elty recorder^ they have visited ft lends In Delton Sunday—Will lors, Friday evening March 31. Let every done so for Mr. Holbrook. Whitney Is cutting wood for John Mo- onecome and,enjoy the first warm sugar of Quartic— Mrs. Orrin taomfa who has the season. the nomine for treasurer Las never before been confined to her bed foe the past There wl^be Easter services bv the been an aspirant tor official honors. He week Is no better—Those that are on the Bunday school next Sunday at IO:SO at received his nomination Ixy a tlaltermg sick list are Mrs. O. Gealer. Ida Kene- the Methodist church and an Eantrr ad­ vole on the tlrat ballot. For many y-ura . slrick. Mrs. Chandler and Hiram Gibson dress by the paster In the evening. Mr. Diamond ho* been employed a* clerk —Emma Kahler who Is working for Miss The services at Emmanuel church on to a hardware store of this city. During Elmer Clarke vfaled her parents Sunday Easter Sunday will be held at 5:38 a. in . bls employment the firm has changed —Ruble McQuarrle spent a few days at (Sunrise) 10:30 a. m. and 6 p. m.. (Bun- hands several times, but none of the new Delton last week—Hiram Payne went to (iav school festival.) At the sunrise wr- proprietors thought of attempting to git Kalamazoo Monday--Gid WJlklnson and vTco. there will be a fine choir amt Mrs along without Nllry. He has been a Itard wife visited at H. Wilkinson’s Sunday— HetiApnibott will sing the ufferau«ry an- and faithful worker, doing bis best for bls W. Hayes. F. Barlow and others fmm employer, and Is known “as a succcaaful your city Sundayed al Wall take—Mr*, theui.’•Tim Resurrection,” by -Sbelly..” salt swan. Of Ids ability lo serve the city tattle Chandler, of Delton, is at home Everyone welcome to all of Jhe services. of Ha-Imgs as treasurer there can be no The C I* S. C. will meet \gilli Mis. taking care of her mother. Mrs. O. Ixmhi)question. That he would make a good ofStauffer, with the following program: tlcvr there cau be do doubt, oe is a jouug Quota! kMiH. ^nau with many friends, and they have Greek Architecture and Sculpture. Mrs. i their coats off lor the»r friritd. He has Stauffer. ^I)r. Ed. ilaulou has finished his course • not only the ueoessary qusllticatioi.s for Classic Greek course In l^tgHsh, Mrs. In Chicago and will now practice in this thooftl f. Inu will. If electeu. be found to village—A. C. Thomas an«l Guy DeGolla Geer ’ lie a faithful, courteous, careful official. Manual of Christian Evidences. Mrs. P. were In the Rapids over Sunday—Afton GRUMGE IL HtUXNKM Dibble, of Otsegn. was In the village Sat­ T. Colgrovc. TheOdjssy In Art—a synopsis. Ml-s fa lite republican nominee for jiiitkw. urday-Mark Johnson will clerk for A. .! Nearly all <rf our city renders ,,,, know J" Gardner this summer-^*"Under the Lau­ Buah. Eccentric Features of the World s Fair. Hnwka. 'Fbey also know that be baa rels’’ was played, tn a large audience Sat­ the qualities tiiat make a auecrasful ofl urday evening. Howena Mills have ex­ Mrs. W. Bowne. Character sketch of Demosthenes. Mrs. Ilu ’hv office fur which he Is named. cellent talent—The marriage of Mr. «U1 «H1 pro,,. proto. lr « drclcd. elected, . • Uliatul. t^UtfuL «utl , Cbandor Caldwell lubiuut vamweii and ana Miss ansa Clara vrara Dean l>can Lamoiwui. took placa at the residence of Grorgu | Critic, Mrs. N. Bailey, C«nltnu«i m tan �— ’ASTjNGs OUR COUNTY into mo m«u. — r. ’ and wondering at the great bliss that David Crittenden bu finally received a «£da£r mttl«m^e.hta ofly-Mo ।filled hia tool aud thinking at tho hap­ py future — a future in which •very day. penaiuu of eight dollars a month and S159 shining with black and yellow glo«i ] would hold her in ita gulden frame and dack pay. This Is good news for iiIm and Gilbert drew bis nrtdxer. and , bis family and all his friends rejoice with ^ttag it over his luft hand aimed -t .every hour be one of joy unspeakable. him. He has naived to a farm In lliltlHe saw her sweet face iu the darkness, thr ngly flat head and with its luminous eyes looking into lua more, Barry county, which be has putand fired. The report was followed by Jwith unspeakable tenderness and devo­ chased fbr a home.—Vermontville Echo. » startle! woman's scream near by, the tion, and he seemed to feel again tho R. C. Talbott has a horau that was ta­ JJ3S dipped with a ^‘len alacrity pressure of her hand upon his own and ken crazy on Monday night, and uto (1)0 water, the cranes flappeil t» « |her kisses upon Ids lips until bu fell has to be bound down and given opiates X* W though about to fly. but 4asleep and dreamed of her the whole in order to control him. It is one of the span that hu been used in teaming tor thought better of it and walked about ’night through. Mr. Annisou of late, and Its recovery is CHAPTER VII. with gra^e concern, and the snake lay boubtfuL—Middlekille Sun. THE story of atzlam . wriggling nnd twisting at the foot of Peter liouvener. of Delton, was struck the stone in a d'ath agony. Gilbert by a failing tree and received Injuries, on looked around and saw Kulcan. with the head which will lay him up for some Leia in his arms, pule aud trentbling, time to come. and her blue eyes resting on him in ter­ Mrs. 1. N. Keeler, of Middleville, died ror. Kulcan. too. was trembling, for last week. She had been suffer!mf for neither of them had seen his weapon sumo time post from nervous prostration nor knew what caused the echoes which but her immediate death was caused by were still rolling along tho canyon and hemmorhase of the small iMcstines. Mrs. causing the people in the sleepy city Keeler was an old resffieijt of Barry to rush out of their houses and ask one county, both she and her husband being well known. Her death will be felt another the meaning of the thunderous greatly in Middleville where she was sound. '■ much revered. She leaves a husband and Gilbert stepped forward with a smile four children. The funeral occurred Mon­ Jfr. Arthur Simon on his lips, and Kulcan. reassured, placed Of Galatea, Ohio. his sister upon a grassy mound, where day. __ ______________ “They said I was i«ear*M«, the doctors she sat panting for several moments. did. but the result ins proven that Hood's Sar­ Gilbert knelt beside her. and taking her Delayed letter. saparilla was able ta care. I ha-1 Sciatic hand iu his stroked it with unconscious Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Dell. Thursday Rbetinvitbm and wm contlned to my bod six The months. Three physictans did not help me aud tendernew to quiet her fears. of last week a. bob—Mr. and Mrs. T, S. warm blood shot up into her cheeks, and Brice and sons visited Maple Grove I Was Civon Up to Die her eyelids fell beneath his gaze. Ho friends over Sunday—Charles Durham When I wasitn this terrible condition, suable made another attempt to commit suicide «• mo. e hand or feet. I began to take Hood’s felt tho sudden thrill rush through him last Friday evening by taking parts greet). Sarsafiarilln. Tho first bottle had a little ef­ again, aud he caugjit his breath as he re­ We think he simply does It to try and fect, and white taking the «e-o:iJ. I gained so leased .her hand, which sho pressed . rapidly that I could »lt up tn my chair. My sys- against her bosom with an involuntary influence .his mother to deed him her Slmd been.so run down by other medicine, property. This Is the third attempt he l it look me quite a while to recuperate. By movement, as though to calm her heart’s time I hnd taken four bottles of Hood's Sar­ has made to take his own life—Wm. fktopd tdla hit tlory. saparilla. 1 conld wnlb arcraail, und now, aa I tumultuous throbbing. To another man Every day now old Iklapel sought out Bivens’ children have the whooping cough have taken six bottle*. I nm cured dnd can elws would have been as transparent as do a good day’s work. I do not feel I can praise glass, but Gilbert was so confused, so Gilbert and spent an hour or two in —Mira Parldy, of Nashville, will teach No. 9 school this summer—This has been dazed by his unwonted feeling that he eager questioning. He drank in Eric's words with more than childish avidity a very poor season for making sugar so saw nothing. enough.'' Ahtiivk Simqk, Galatea, Ohio. and belief. .To his mind, sharpened by far—Martin Pierson, of near Petoskey. Is Knlcan, however, did see and knew calling on Maple | Grove friends—Chas. HOOO'8 PlLLS are ’be **•« »fier-dlan*r full well the meaning of what bo saw. tho self communing of more thana cen- Mason went t.riJuiLiIo, N. Y.. with a load ■ ---- ---- - — .— —J...Try a hnT. It pleased him vastly to think that the turv, the wonders of which Gilbert । of sheep last week apd will go from there god might love his beautiful sister; it spoke were as the things he liad vaguely to Canada and bring home some blooded augured well for his own prospects; and, seen in dreams, wonderful, but conceiv­ | sheep. j too, ho had feared that the celestial vis­ able. He accepted even thing with a Margos. itor might have claimed, and justly, his sanguine expectation of beholding it I Edgar Mead has rented the place where I himself now that Gilbert bail come own betrothed Ainee, whose life he-had Seth Elarton formerly lived—Mrs. I*slsaved. And be, being a lover and an among the people. Knlcan often ■sat ' merter who has bct|n stopping with: her ardent one, felt a sincere and cordial with them ns Gilliert told, though it mother for several Weeks will return to sympathy for Gilbert; so, with a uat- taxed bis meager store of Atzlan words, her home this wedt—Business Is rather ural tact and delicacy, he moved away, of steamboat*, railroads, balloons, can­ lively nt the mill—1’. Bollinger’s boy. leaving tho others almost unconscious non. telephones aud a thousand other aged 0 years, recui!| to be uo better—Mrs. of his departing, returning to the city things which we call necessities, but Howe was called to Vassar to help take to explain that the god had caused the which seentxl miracles to tho priests. care t»f her son’s Wife who Is low-with dread dlseahc consumption—Burt thunder and destroyed a huge rattle­ He told them—and sometimes Lein with that Mead, Frank Long, and Ernest Pardon snake, nows which _.jet the gossips’ little Eltzn sat by his side the while—of the history of the nations; how’while started for Daktrtn bunday evening—Mb* tonguee wagging at onto. ’ Cora .Krieger vjsitnl Allegan county last Tho little grassy knoll whereon Leia Atzlan had slept so peacefully in the week—.Mr. J. C. Kflegrr bad n brother was resting was in the bright sunlight, canyon whole races of men had flour­ cotne to se»« him last week. He hail not ished gloriously and | k * hsc <1 away and ami Gilbert led her to a shady spot, seen him for twclvo years—1 understand where he dropped into tho grass beside- been forgotten. Mr. BUckenstaiT will ’move here in the CHAPTER VI. Sometimes ho would wander off with near future—Mrs. ilessc Cole, in company I her and looked up into her face, drinkFINDING A MATE. tho old priest into the woods, for he i ing in its rare beauty with the same with her brother1 Ellsworth x Idled at sense of ecstasy which certain music found Iklapel to be a phikaopher and Charlotte nnd Kalagiazoo last week. had often roused within him. A riotous full of quaint ideas. His comments upon DuWllug ' stirring of the heart and a wild throb­ the facts Gilbert narrated were often Spring, beautiful spring, ha* eome at bing of his pulses accompanied this witty, and always showed a mind of last—Miss Datole Platte returned from; ecstasy, aud a trembling joy mingled great breadth and power. Of the greed her two weeks vialt with friends abroad , with an uncertain feeling very like pain. for money he had but little conception, last Thursday—J. Kemberling and Co. He could not hove expressed in words and therefore found the utmost difficulty started out la*t week Tuesday with tlieir the new and suddenly acquired wealth in understanding much of Gillwrt's dis­ engine to thrash clover seed for G. R. course, nor could the latter easily ex ­ of feeling of which he found biinself Manning. They went as far as C. M. possessed, but he felt a great wave of plain it to him. When they dixcu.wd Mack’s and the engine plowed so deep In happiness sweeping over him, a divine religion Gilbert found him an advanced Hie mud they were unable to go further. content, and a realization of the mere thinker, a believer iu one god—the Cre­ Saturday they-mado an eff >rt to g> on joy of living and being beside such in­ ator—but elevated above all form.* and through but tailed, aud to-day (Monday) .■■>Xi comparable lovelineus. He knew now ceremonials of worship. lie bad ques­ they are at work jufrin. That gives one that lie loved; that something bad come tioned Gilbert one warm day, as they an idea what the road* arc in Dowling into his life that filled and rounded it saVtogether in the shade, until the lat­ — Clara Herrington was home last Sunday with her parents—Webster and Herring­ out and made it worth living. Of the ter hml grown tired of talking and was ton’s saw mill ran only one day last week signs of lovo be knew nothing, yet he lyingjjipon his-back, with his hands un­ on account of defective flues. They ex­ knew somehow that Leia loved him. der bis bead, gazing up into the green pect to run again in a short time—IL She sat with averted face for several network above him. Ormsbee will aoou commence hla new Iklapel mused with a faraway look in hoase—M. Smith is nursing a very sore minutes, then slowly turned her head and rested her eyes upon his face in a his eyee for a long time and then turned finger, caused by a bruise and taking cohl —TJie sugar dance at I. Powell's was not straight, eArnest gaze. Her eyes were to tho younger man and said: full of a"toft, tender light, a deep, ques­ “You have told me of your people, of very wen attended last Friday night. tioning yearning, and as they met hL* the great cities and their wondrous do­ NEIGHBORING COUNTIES true, tender gaze her head slowly sank, ings. Now will I tell yon of mine, for Gilbert itennfd forward with a tmile on she drew a long inward breath, her they are the fathers of all the world. Mrs. Lizzie Armstrong, who lives ■ his Ups. bosom rose and fell in quick throlie. and Older than all the people are they, yet nenr plainwclV Ims been arrested for The summer days were long and full it reenied to Gilbert that she was about they still live, a nation saved from’ flood furring a note for S100 on M- Wattles, of of idle hours in the months that elapsed to faint. His hand stole over hers, which and fire, from wars and famines, to see Kalamazoo. The check was received al befpre Gilbert could make his wishes came to meet its warm grasp, and as tho what their children have done. I. who the Kai. National Bank with a letter known in the Atzlan tongue; the time wild thrill rushed through him he drew have kept the record of Atzlan as it has asking that it be cashed and sent back tn hung heavily upon bin hands at times, her to liim, and her golden head fell upon been handed down from father to son Mrs. Frank Rldlre, at Plainwell as a mon­ although when he maatered the lan­ his shoulder. She was really almost for thousands upon thouxands-of years, ey order. It was pronounced a forgery guage he was busy indeed, and he faint'with emotion, and her eyes closed inviolate, unchanged, will tell you truly, and two detectives went to Plainwell and was then a marvel to the people, for they as a great coutented sigh escaped her for with my knowledge and pvhat yon remained behind the boxes in the post­ M rested often ami long and busied them- lips. Their lips came together aa two have told me I can see how true are all office wait Ing for the person to arrive that aelvas little with improvements or even long parted mates and mingled into our old traditions. As you have said would call for tbd letter. When Mrs. repairs. He spent many hours swinging one with a wild, delicious flood of bliss. truly, all the nations of the world tell Armstrong came she called for it and was promotiy arrested. She was taken lo in the hammocks which hung from tree In another moment she had turned, much the same tale of their origin, but Kalamazoo nnd made a full confession. to tree, hundreds of them, all over the and her shapely arms were clasped ’tis so clouded in fanciful imagery that Mrs. Armstrong Is married and lives with courts, common property, for the Atz- .tightly aronnd his neck, and she xvaa it seems but a child’s story. I will tell her husluuid on a farm. It Is said she iane loved ease and ebnde above all kiaring him with a hunger and a fury you tho true tale as my father told me was temporarily Insane when the act wa* things. that made his blood dance in his veius. and as it was told to him by his father, committed. Many hours, too, he spent by the river, Then as suddenly she drew away and word for word, and so on back to the John I*. Miner, ot Plainwell, has a where the white cranes walked in solemn covered her burning face with her hands Geography In his possession which was very first father of all. procession along the sands while he lay iu maidenly shame, yet her bosom pal­ “Ages ago, so far iu the past that the published in London in 1770. in the cool shadows of the pinon trees pitated and her breath came in quick records have been lost from sheer decay, A lamb with a round face and one eye listening to the quail1 piping and the gasps. - He drew her hands down and I our people dwelt on tho shores of n great In the center of it waa born In Galesburg wild dore's amorous cooing. It was gazed into her eyes. They met his with ! •soa. Cities greater and richer than last week. It soon died.—Plainwell En­ near the last of July, a day no warm such a pure, deep tenderness, such steady ' terprise. Atzlan were there, and the people were and sultry that the blue haze filled the calmness, that he drew her to him again , The electric light works plant at Port­ more numerous than tho sands of the -canyon, making objects indistinct and and kissed her noble forehead in rever- j desert. Across tho sem there led a nar­ land was damaged to the amount of 8500, ■ distorted. ‘The city’s walls looked out ential awe. row strip of land to the city of tho by the recent high waters. of perspective, as though twisted and They sat there hand in hand, while ' gods, which was called At. a wondrous Dan’l Morgan, of Battle Creek, who ha* warped by the heat; the air was so still the light fell on her hair in gilded gleans, ; city on a mountain, rich in gold and been working at Will Samp«»on’s for bls that a way up there- in the woods he could and gazed into eacl) othorj* eyes, read­ silver, surrounded by Water, aud in board all winter, dressed a cuomy and hear voices from the city’s houses, and ing there the story that needs no lan­ which resided the great ruler of the- placed it in his bed and then stole a gold the bells of silver on the cattle seemed guage—both so filled with niwpmkable whole world-a wise, wonder working watch, a diamond ring, and other valua­ ' t start ing ly near. The birds were all doz­ happiness that it seemed difficult to 1 king. To him our cities paid yearly ble# from his employers and skipped. He ing close under the heaviest leaved breathe freely. After awhile he drew tribute, and in his city our priests were was arrested iu Chicago while In the act branches, and the only life in the scene her closer, and she rested her head upon He was brought taught and rent out to proclaim tho of selling the watch. was given by a group of naked boys »his shoulder again and laid her soft back to Battle Creek and Judge Smith Thwre w“ then no winter, no bathing in the river, their brown bodies cheek against his. Her breath waa like sentenced him to three years in Jackson prlaon. glistening in the sunlight with a cop­ some sweet wild flower os it came from cold; it was the summer age. pery 1 utter. But even these were in between her perfect lips in long, happy The alligator which was killed near the (TO BE CONTINVEOj keeping with the scene, for they splashed sighs. plaster mills a few days agu is said to and dived in queer silence, unlike white have been once the property of “Eddie" What need for wools when two such lads, who would have made the canyon hearts met and when two pairs of eyes Salter, the well-known thcaJrical man. A bone gets up fore paru finv, a cow ring with shrieks and yells. could speak such volumes of love? Yet hind pars first, iwaure the Mrengtb tor When Salter was manager of H>c Grand Opera House, three years ago, a friend In Gilbert was under the spell of the day, Gilbert murmured “my darling” again the second movement of rising l> txMterior the south sent him a young alligator. The Teeling an indolence and lassitude and a and again into her ears, anfl the words to the hone, but anterior to toe cJT little saurian waa only eight or nine Indu s quiet content stealing over him until his sounded sweeter than music to her hun­ long, but he was lively as a pet coon. senses were lulled into a dreamy repose. gry heart. She felt their meaning and । Condition of l)O„|ct!nj{ ou ,e He fult the delicious languor of enforced repeated them after awhile with a soft, ,‘“ ofton Prevailed np u> tbe'teet moment Eddie used to keep him in q l»ack room In the opera house, but one . day the crafty idleness, just tinged with enough M the lingering inflection that made Gilbert *inc^n Wb° baTe La<i 40 tnn CTitka‘l ao little reptile gave the theater man what h consciousness of the waste of precious clasp her closer to him. So they sat un­ technically known as “the duubln cruae.time to iwld a zest to its charm, aa it al­ til the deep shadow about them told that The perfected Hoc prexs delivers the pa Ile crawled out of the building and, — *ways dors to the naturally busy man. A night was clone upon them and they «^1nCUUIP"U'd "B*1 foW*l *1 the rnteof Is auppoAcd. f»ii ’si-;- the caoai. Palter passing breath of wind swayed the must return. Taking her hand, Gilbert 25,000an hour. hin, up „p for dead, and The Grand has gave him grasses ami danced acroM the little roe© and led her toward the dty. They since been nligatorless. The’gmor klllci river, rippling its silver blue satin, bring­ had wandered far down the canyon, nnd ST'T1 which 1,. b at the plaster mills te believed to bar ing the eager truut to the surface ami the way led through winding paths ■Ohl tu h»-,« UW<1 WLU. nt Fort Vanhlll been the same one. be having apeak thr» is reported to lie in the rinewelmi < i years of ills life in the midst of Grat. raffling gently the plumage of the sol- among great bowlders and douse w«hx*z, Or., an Oregon lodtan. P^-loo of rirer water.—Grand Rapids Herald. emu -mtrylike craure. Out from the but Leia knew every toot ot it, and shq shore .\ dozen turtles were basking on gtdrie<l her lover's s<pe. The body of Henry Hartmim. aa fartU’In 15S3, Philip Stnbbea Inveighed with b rocks, their heads bold erect in a of the Mldien-bome at Grand Rapids v Gilbert, took LclA to her home, and givat efiergy against th. are w iareh K. ‘ful !,,ui ’■’’’’••trained way, their eyes which he called “ the deriPk liqbor. ” ' th® Bought hh m quarters and went had been mlMing fur several dai I that they were being soaked hi rich” Hartman was a member of the I9tb U. : infiujtrv ■».! »—' “ - |home from Hiil,od — entered the * ^na*fla£li*toi*«** • roJ MW,ty V* Thursday, Ma What is Hood’s Cures ' w. a. cook Even When Called Incurable CASTORIA CMtori* te Dr‘. Samuel Pitcher*. prewriptlon for Influx and Children. It contain* neither Opium, Morpi.i, other Narcotic subMance. It la a harmleai mi,Mitots for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and CaMor Oil. It te Pleasant. Its guarantee te thirty yean,. I1M , Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms nnd aUan feverishness. .Castoria presents vomiting. Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieved teething troubles, cures constipation and llatuiency Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the Honuch and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, fas. toria Is the Children’s Panacea-the Mother*. Friend. 1 yi h” Go C/rF .* Fine line o fresh confection A. <« <*»• good effect upon tbsir children. Da. G. C. Ooooco, busines n. A. Ascus,I. D„ 111 Bo. Oxford St. Brooklyn, g.y4 “ Our physicians in th* cWMju's dew mm* bare spoken highly of th^ ,2^ coca la their outakle practio. and although wa only La<o amoeg au medical supplies what h known aa Hood’s Sarsaparilla ■Xi Castoria. Castoria. - OMU la a» axc-u-l - When yo FRESH alice kirk M Physic Battings . tames a. J *X*biS« «rn:p *■»! favor upon it.” Unnau HoarrtAL xxo Dunxuir * c. Homeopat Bu All caljs dty rad tended Klrctlo • V The great John Wananuker Office of the Beww.lrr. *• I adrerttom U»at one oftbe. if TotheelreUir»<gti’ <^'•vi'cTtbeOh not toe principle of »u cess, at lUatlnga. Youai- ;,,r. • : <<.G-| Out 2* VM m MoAtffe is the rapid turning of stock. umoal city elect v»i « *d day of Apnl. imj. We believe In that, and fol­ •IX (0. ut the city tUart-. . low the theory to »uch an ex­ follOWlnK ohL'crs ar- t. * tent as l» in our power. We Browder. Trraxnn' :n place of Marcma U I. . • cannot turn all out stock — expire* July tib. tie and. Indeed, our patrons t i»<»r first and four'll n , • third ward*, at*, . would not wish u« to—but we and the four wan!*. aSdo turn a good portion of It ward to CH va<-at:. । every day. and rapidly, at Roanl of Kdunaiut. a<> that. •« most of the traveler* city as follow * p„ri‘ John M. Bcsstner, Kee n: s e In this region know. The third want. u> ll JM>e: . -‘.’th »ir« KteVt\ r of BmH g \ rapid turning In our business, 1. Hendcrahott; also rr Education, from fourth . .1 to Sit ntxMT \ however, applies to that por । ra»»*d l»? the remora; - ' > vvi of bsi thxs of our stock which ! I. Hendershot:. all of »• over the ground, or. rattier plre on the Hr*t day id Jtd. ...... wbvcla along the rails, and constables frvtn Um tout «xn!« »f the rtty M | foUowa: 1 f.-r the !lr*t war.! I fur ite wcom those wIm> taks< our fast ward 1 for the third ward a-.d ( fit the fsurft trains to Chicago and I>rTl»e following pl»e~« . SSL trolt will bear witness that • there Is every Indication of our appreciation of the WanFirst wsni. r x.su: ■ • '.xtmiuiiu »bop: tsvs •maker theory, if Budge seeeod ward. Babrpek'* ward, enaoct! rornn*. fnirtk «vd. .•‘b-nfi'i and Toddle should In person appear aud ask what makes our "wheels go round” so fast, we would, as true Homaoez. Breartrr disciples of the Immortal George,—nnd there fore, hav­ To the QualtOed voVrs of Harry C ’-caty. XleM ing to tell the truth, be m>strained to reply “coenpetiPursuant to due notice fr • n ths S-npur k tloo;” the strange pecullarl- S’atr you art- liurvby noUtb-d that al th* rare TURN1NG. ty of out plan being (more a-* el-ctloj to be brld ia the »t on Uo4a». April .rd. liCB. the fpUowtM .»!3r-r» arr is te truth) a proper appreciation Ar Ataorlatc,! ..: co ul the >■;*«* .of the condition. C For It is •looted: Court. In place of Frank A Uookr*- «h<M»uni a condition, and noka theory, Of office will expire Dri-'n''«T Slat. regents ot the Cnlv*r*lty In place oi Hwthat confronts us, as it did two man Kirlee and i; Whltaaa. rt*r some of the political aspi­ terms of office* I'I exp ,r>- l>- -mirr lie i«. also aCireuit J-odge for ibe.’in J-tdicialGrcsX rants a short time ago. The to which Barn County lx ' ’• fur tafl hrw. wheels do go round. The ve­ also Circuit Judge forth* v >:.ti-.d'.rtl ClreuXte locity is not only stimulated wlswiBarry County tM*»«ags. to ti. by competition, but oiled with an ambition to provide rw June smb. KM; *1m» » ’ our petrous with the very •ection 9. article W. o! the romaMkn best railroad accomodations, of tni* »t*le relative to w->n« fl lt)tmi‘- l®; provmnmt; *!*•> .vi aih-nirtrnl Ujiertteetd and for the simple selfish rea­ article:*, of the condltutlo-. <>! ihutateiteKre son that that’s the way to tu UjexAlari*^ oltbewvrnil *ta> offlren. *» get patrons and :o keep an amendment lo the coRstitnUoe »• »nm . reetton W of artltle ri revive to «»«nw them when you get them. m power on the IrgUWurt : • e-urt lsw» wr ite We keep turning other por­ creation ot onuuty axil tomi’Mp « highway eoMtmnstorer* »•<•’ on J tions of our stock, too Our «iItae “ySjU! wits revolve (If it be true Mettoasisht. article this stat., relative te the |uri*iicdoa of that wits do revolve) Inces-1 Courts by extendlut the n.»*.•*» of art ««« r***1 santly to ke p abreast of the taeortMneasSsasmnid’'.! <*»r tn No. li. times; that our plans for com­ Uon Wltneiw my bxnd and sea! at tUUtss*. fort and convenience and ih»i«nw«niETb.KM K XcnmI. - speed are properly carried out. and that all appliances for safety are acenred as of fieri 2u5T?LFhw• :h»t bys rfr*TM a). soon as they are Invented. • Would you not prefer to travel by a line so managed'-1 Try the Weat Michigan aud The Detroit. Lansing A Northern. Geo. DkHavks, G. P. A. "M*. C CDIIIT I n I I I I ■ ■ IV I I VINES, RO5ES. PLANTS. OrnuMntah*. etc.. at half agent’s prices. L Lv I ntLO I s** °ur ,,0er °t 'u',:---- ---- 1 , quarter Jrj22LT‘ c"f"r •' tKdrtS cording to ir fitata u.“’ •*"< 'hlrn y Road Une. thenrZ"V1 1 l,De Q^ect’lon i\:' Hicure *oma *e:: **<t 'l,nrr to • petal west at wrOcc rttlU1 place of b~i, r ■•■•noa Hoc u> t> a • ssst? Othrni are our n,;» lth lh'’ K»t*hi Shed UTA. 8<* «• lottows Lv-wTVfc' K,‘ ‘ l £il52^!nnMT , ,nT»«rta Send for free cata- I froruer of sect <«,.«* Qn*n'a Fruit Grower. MWW I {*>» hundred and fl!!d ',,,w 80,111 theore w^t thr.purtfrstate. fwSfI2£“ lto’7; ■*Ho*bym‘x”' o’ A Green's Nurseru Go. Rochester.N.y PltOBATl UBD1B. Blate otMlci. Jgan. County of Harry. »». tnt1 Z4 ‘n* lobate Court, atate road to .111; ............ . *to'X tte Wo? tine to tn?. iV'.’'"”-' ’be tw | I shall expo«. f L '' -‘C AH of w**A I reodue’S the ’ ' '' ' «“■ for 1 I Ifontdoar bastin'** innt ..ith2 i ^,H,,t J-'h;w in ftaflty tf T',p'd*r th® >tu> u’y o< *: lr" *»»• j *t™»tron«. ■>»•'« °< | ■** "■*“" H«"“h I11»1!(* SV* l-KSS"- Ch"'” W' -’"ir* H McKaviTT. Hr f, r14 ‘ : l-nufr ' '— Sheriff. Mo.,^----------«)<•I’.r M-Ir •■M? mav “ dub’*X^Ji‘“,ls Ru*e». «• te some olbw I NOTtCKKK’h /•wtauaitn tiesenbedto Practices In all lections promptly a D Tho Oantanr Ct®patsy. TT Murray Street, New York City. i£**« SWEB AUorn " Wxw‘h' «'»•' fiat .*nsin liaH *** Jet's.**! rs. e. h. C' t A- SCRIBNER /. P Delton. Office in residence, a, a H . c. h. Phys Calls In city or c prompt)i» >s, day or A; SHELDO Abstract a - Jibatrart Moser to tow on •old oa c..n*ini*s>o . davU’t a eoamU’te » oiled from the Reco « tracts. . 1’- DRAKE, A Qffi.-e over H office buur« trom * nesting witii rea)de •tore f ^M.‘pjWLtR Office h»un» • a m HILIPT. COIA Alto (SuecMa'irt jUdM in Gn P 4 E. KENAST A. At 'Over J. A. G rracdcw u» *H oo jru-npUy tSteo . R. TIMMER elcl (Office over L aw, real e ing L P C. S. P-LI.MXirrO. Notary Public. LOCA • X1KX This week, H«rrafU*r. ch mart reach thin o tenure Inaerlion when brought Old papers for office. Farm hands scarce in this vi M* U Wilkin Shot down his m water. The Wool lan py over the resu election. You will wan cleaning soon, five cents. . Farmers repo wintered te goo penc there will From all appe not be a drug o Those who have and expecting b painted. Over l!J0 me nlture factory tntlon Is on the Is bound to be city may well I It is reporter Coidteatcr. and vne. have pure publtcau. Hot wU) nu (locht c ®^wreral tbo obti in.Ir>»sn trout ought t» 5ML o?tte"t3 »aoe. tMberiu f °11* hnW’’« «» l*rob*« th‘’ nnkB‘ I ***’ I I ,a yfr<k *** three uwcZm tasaM day <g temrtax. CnA* i* rrue copy.) i ** I ; t । ,__ _ ntt'afo a Ji;fl dc-ripfles •! •M Mto tonds .V.<| Ifnv tr wre oe M* the om -v of t!i<; (-..ai>ty Ttrotr-, •—t:-<.«•i«: hfm.'‘tout'd _ The land rt.. «u b1'' ‘ to I u Lift �Hastings Banner. Thursday, March 30, 1893. W ». COOK. Local Editor. tn pernuuerriy cure al! ■ Kiituure n-tb s*-xe*. No pain;«no • no drtri'tlon icotn bw-bwK*. For u’. Hi.f<>nu.U'.i» *>•■» lilustrolwi p*«ny!ilet con.KBCO.. •«. fol.’ VC MlcbMich. When you want a FRESH LUNCH, Go to tho • CITY BAKERY. t ine line of creams aud i confectionery. A. E. RENKES. business cards. ALICE KIRK. M. t>., I'liyslchtt ami Surgeon. lt.v>tim;i. - • Mh-li. ■ I tty attended day or night. Ot. sWEEZEY. . ’ Attorney-at law. Hastings. Mich, i in all courts of the state. Cob niptty attended to. E. H. a C. P. LATHROP. ’ 1 jiuuvpathlc Physicians and Surgeons ills city and country promptly riilBNER, M.-D., I’h) slcl&n and Surgeop, Mich. one otoi'k east of depot. 11. BARBER sieUns and Surgeons. r manty responded to with id mid Reel Estate Office. ..... Houk*, com ran PirutsB eompl<-> I I . 1p. in. T-.-1-pbo'je. con Capital and labor must go hand In hand rag sewing, which in some cases was some­ and side by side if we would reach the____ w remarkable L u—* -,rH,T,rT, 1Ois thing —Peter Rlckenmore highest degree ot prosperity possible hr home from college spending his vacation— Tl.1.1 city, and fl,.. .— __ X- from - . .. .has tills the uan.a same la ts true everywhere. U.. Mrs. — Myra Clark, Hostlugs. The Interests of laborers In our factories, moved In Enos Barber's tenant house— the farmlug community and the business Henry Fisher is no better—Emily Mead men should be the same when the pros­ made a business trip to Kalamazoo Satur­ perity Uf tlte city is Iu question, as each day—On Sunday last our Sunday school must depend upon Ute other. The growth organized for the summer with the follow­ of the city means better markets for the ing officers: Supt. Mrs. W. Fisher, asst, farmer. The laborer depends upon tho supt-, Elmer Reynolds; sec., Newel Bar­ Stability of our let. and the success ber; treas., Nora Fisher; organist, Minnie of our factories tlte growth of our Flower; chorister, Dora Barber—Mary city and hence tineas of tho city. HaSenden, of Kalamazoo, Is the guest ot The recent evidences of harmony, enter­ her sister, Mrs. A. Shorter—Mrs. Flavla prise and push is alone accountable for Vandewalker. who has been sick all win­ tlte splendid growth,of'this city In the last ter. is slightly Improving—The only grand­ few years. child of Mr. and Mrs. Ira McAllister was On Sunday. ; March 12. The Sunday burled In Buffalo, N. Y„ March 18th. Sobaitown. Press (New York),, started a feature that Peace seems to reign In our borders not­ will matk an epoch in American journal­ ism. It consists of an Art Cover, In withstanding It Is almost town meeting day—Malle Gaskill Is working for Mrs. J. N. which the paper when folded to the quar­ ter size, is encased, and it has created an Gregory-*-Wlllinm Frey is sawing tho tim­ unprecedented demand for the Sunday ber owned by J. N. Gregory and occupy­ Press among all classes of people. The ing the north west corner ot Calhoun Co. front pago of the Art Cover, next Sunday, Into ties. The ties are being drawn to will show a beautiful reproduction of the Augusta for shipment—C. F. .McKenzie German masterpiece. "St Cecilia." and has returned from Albion college—O. C. Godsmark, of Bedford, spoke at the Greg­ for tho four Sundays in April it will pre­ sent an original water color design with ory school house on Sunday night the 20th. He Is expected again on Sunday night, an art calender, an . original painting In April 2d. All are invited. the original colors by an eminent Amer­ . Medford. ican artisL and two reproductions of Mr. and Mrs. George Dewitt and family, famous paintings, admitted mastepleces. The Inside pages of tho Art Cover ^rill of Battle Creek, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Nichols —O. A. Matson, of always contain exquisite half-tone por­ Toledo, returned to bls homo Monday after traits and Hlustratiuus ot people and a visit of a few days with his daughter, topics of the then current week. Every’ Mrs. (!■ II. Nichols, and other friends. copy of the-Art Cover of any Issue of the Sunday Press would command In any art Mr. Matson, who spent his boyhood in this vicinity, found that many great store at least 81.00. changes had occurred during his 16 years John Pendergast, the genial manager of absence. Only two or three of hjs child­ the Wool Boot factory, has developed into hood friends remained to greet him—The a dog fancier of late, -Iris latest fancy be­ Misses Pixley, of Belleuve, are visiting ing a "Sky Tearrh-r," or at least a de­ their sister, Mrs. Henry Hughes—L. A. scendent from somw species that’s “way Stratton spent Sunday with his family up." , This particular apecles of canine here—The ladies' aid society met at the Is so completely covered with hair that it home of Mrs. E. W. Jordan Wednesday p. Is impossible to locate ijls head, only as he m.—The sugar and shadow social given by wags his tall. Mrs Pendergast is in tlte the ladies aid society last Friday evening East at present, and John, determined that was. In every way, a success. The even­ the dog should not suffpr during her ab­ ing was somewhat unpleasant, but despite sence, has been feeding him on’ angel’s this fact there was a large crowd. The food. Tlie dog’s appetite yearned for n selling of the shadows caused a great deal change of food and Tuesday morning John of merriment, and brought into the treas­ determined to gratify It. Procuring a choice urer's baud 818. There was also a fish cut of meat he lighted the oil stove and pond out of which out of which our friends left the meat cooking while he went over caught fish for which they gave altogether to the factory. Considerable more might 8*1.85. We also bad a beautiful woolen Im*.said, but to ent a long story short will quilt, which, when sold at auction, brought say that the fire .department was calle I S3 more from the pocket of C. 11. Nichols. out and the flames were extinguished A large number preferred to buy their without very ranch damage. It yet re­ suppar wit Iron t having tlielr’shadows sold, main.-, to l>e seen whether John will con­ and quite a sum was made iu that manner, tinue to pay a dog tax another year or so that, financially speaking, the social not. Ifhedoas, It will, probably be ac­ was very successful. It Is expected that a companied by an increase In household portion of the proceeds will be given to­ ward the new organ at the ehutch—The insurance. Easter services at the church next Sunday Additional County News, |i morning will be accompanied by the com­ ! munion service, in the evening npproprl: ate caster services will Ite conducted by . Woodlund. the Y. P. .8. C. E. A committee has been the- church Farmers are making lots of maple su-. apjMilnted .. ------ to decorate — — ---------- —This -----ir at pre-k-nt—Augustus Hamme. of j week Ims been vacation in our eciiool, and istfk, Petinsylvaiiis. i'eti has been spending a teacher nnd pupils have been taking a Is with Woodland friends. He much needed rest Muring the beautiful few week.* r — • —L. - 1 weather—The democrats hold a caucus in returned home on■ Tuesday C. Feighndr has moved Into Levi Holmes' tjiis village last Monday pud the republi­ • new hoasc—The democratic caucus was cans Tuesday. lii'hi on the 25th ,’r.th and ntirf the tho rnmilillrnu ind held republican and GOULD'S SIDE OF THE ERIE FIGHT. prohibition caucuses were heid on tint 27th. Each party have nominated gotxi men so we are sure of good town officers — Nothing appeared from our village ns we weteAway from town—The school en­ tertainment on Friday night ^ras a grand success nnd netted about §14.00—Samuel Ti-tuple has moved Into Mrs. Andrus’ house— Dur school under the inMruction of Prof. J. Fortney and Miss Wileox has Wvn a success amt we Would be glad if our school board could make arrange­ ments :<< retain both teachers for another year—L. D. Warner has rented tfle A. J. Carpenter farm—Claude Carpenter nnd wife, ot Lansing, spent Saturday and Sun­ day with M. Carpenter’s parents in Wood­ land—Charles Collins whom we mentioned last as taking a dose of ammonia by mis­ take* Is doing nicely, and if nothing hap­ pens will recover—C. Q Deane- is Im proving in health but is/tlll very sick. It Waa to Fight Vanderbilt That He I*ku«d the Bojm Ccrtltlcatcx. 3. P. Moroalni, who for over, eighteen stars wnii closly associated in business sp. in. with Jay Gould, war perhaps as much grieved ns any one over the financier's LGROVE, death. He and 5fr Gould had adjoining desks at 71 Broadway. Mr. Gould made ■non D'.'Jck, HosuugB.; Mr. Moroeirii his confidant in many of —wirtH »■' tlie state. Lis private as well ns business afftdra, and no man was perhaps more familiar than Lhe bitter with Mr. Gould’s personal Attorney at Law. characteristics. Seated in hit office, Mr. . Goodyear s. Co.'s * Morosinl pointed ont’ the plain Htainctf •<>urt-uf »he tit.*.!* itepdingfo. wood table nnd leather bottomed onnir which Mr. Gould»w:w aqcuBton|ed to oc­ HUMAN. U«>:u<£patliic Phycupy. "There Fat a mnn,” said Mr. Sforolehtn and Surgeon. sini, "who was more misunderstood nnd more causelessly maligned than any I have ever known. I was the auditor of the Erie KAI. ESTATE AND COLLECT­ company at the time Mr. Gould assumed ING OFFICE OF control, and 1 continunl in that capacity Milo. until after General John A. Dix became Woodland, Mich. Mr. Woodurd. ticket and freight agent president of it in 1872. Mr. Gould was • J. M.4Smith. lary Public. Justice of tije Peace. at Milo, has been on lhe sick list for one brought into Eric In 1&5 by Colonel Jim week, but l.s again on duty—The ladles Fisk. . aid society met last week with Mrs. Gar­ “Mr. Gould became president of the com­ ret—Mark* Johnson, of the village of Mid­ pany. immediately tho road bounded into dleville. spent Sunday last with his aunt. popularity. Its stock Increased in value Mrs. Johnson—Mrs. Henry Pounds, Mrs. and thi-ro were many who begged for CIRCULATION * W. C. Townu. Mrs A. B. Frauclsco, Mrs. blocks, but could not get them. Among P. G. Fisher and Mrs. B. W. Johnson are thorn who saw a great future for the road delegates to the county S. 8. association at was Commudoro Vanderbilt. He saw in Hereafter, changes for advertisements Hastings 28t'a an<L29th—Sylvester France it a powerful rival to the New York Cen­ m t reach this* office Tuesdays at latest to received lhe nomination for supervisor at' tral and Hudson River railroad, and deter­ mined If he could to gobble it up. He tried Insure lasertian Iu the Issue of the week last Friday’s republican caucus. at first to purchase a majority of its slock.’ when brought.. He failed. Then ho declared a freight war. * a. Bantutn Is on the sick list—Will I’elAt that time cattle were brought from Buf­ papers for sale cheap. Call al this tenglli is now carrying one of his hands Iu falo to this city at $125 n carload. Tho a sling, a felon the cause—E. Bevier now commodore reduced the rate to $100. Fisk returns to Grand Rapids, after spending and Gould made a cut cf twenty-five dol­ in hands are reported as being the winter 'here, lie will work at his lars less. The commodore went to fifty •carve iu thir vicinity., trade masonry—One of Eddie Coats dollars. Erio then offered to bring cattle horses was hateful enough to |0ck Its here at twenty-five dollars per earload, and Jr.?. 1.. Wilkins has twen compelled to mate very badly—Lee McDonald new goes when the Eric put the nite still, lower Van­ shut down his saw mill on account of high to Grand Rapids to follow his trade black­ derbilt issued an order to bring cattle over smithing, W. Dove is hh successor in tho Central at one dollar a carload. The The Woodland corpomtiouhu are hap­ Iris shop—Bevier Is now building u wall commodore thought this would ruin the Erie’s freight traffic. He waited to see , ? over the result of the recent village under John Marks’ house. what card Fisk and Gould would next election. play. Just as he was congratulating him­ Republican caucus waa hold nt the self that uot a steer waa being carried over You will want obi- papers for house! cleaning snon. We will sell you 25 for gage hall on Friday the 24th; 115 votes the Erie, while the Central waa compelled cant, Sylvester France received a majority to refuse business, he discovered that ns five cents. ’ for supervisor; Kellogg Flower nominated in previous contests he bad been octwitted. Fanners report fruit trees as having for treasurer; L. Loreland clerk;. W. “When the commodore reduced the rate wintgn-d Iu good shape. If nothing hap- Towne school Inspector. No other party to one dollar per carload Fisk and Gould l-eiis tlNre will be a big yield of fruit this held a caucus In this town—Dr, McReay purchased every cow and steer to be had year. has gone to Valparlso.Jud., to care for bh» west of Buffalo. They shipped them, not son Donald, who is In school there. He is | by tho Erie, but by the Central, at the From all appearances maple sugar will sick with diphtheria—Mr. Parker ami commodore’s own rate. They bail sold not be a drug on the market this year. wife returned to Canada Saturday last—J. enough In this city to make a fortune be­ Those who bavn got their bushes ready Brigham nnd wife, of Plainwell, visited at fore Vanderbilt found out ’where be waa and expecting big runs have been disap­ J. E. Cairns during the past week—Peter at.’ I am told that the air waa very blue pointed. Drummond has returned to Grand.Rapids in Vanderbiltdom when the commodore to clerk for an uncle, after spending the learned how he had been tricked. He swore Over 130 men are employed at the fqr- winter ut home—Merrit Wood spent Sun­ revenge, but first put the rate back on the niture factory constantly. This Institu- day with his family—Mrs. L. A. Shedd transportation of cattle." lotlon la on the highway to prosperity and bus returned from Kala’Uazoo and Is call­ Mr. Morosinl laughed heartily while re­ is bound to be an institution of which the ing on old friends—The woman’s foreign lating this Incident. Contlnuiag, he said: city may well l,e proud. ‘ missionary society observed thaukoffering "Commodore Vanderbilt still ached to get I Of ' ilav ut the M. E. church on Suifday last. control of Erie, nnd he went to buying up It is reported that C. V. R. Pond. all the stock not beldbyTisk and Gould. ' ' , Mr<. Jiftlgo Davis, of Kalamazoo, district C'nldWater, and G-o. W. I’i rrv. of - Bellewas pnsietit aud enven very in- Having partially succeeded he offered to ' have jnindiM-ed tho Coldwater Hr- . president I'!' relieve them of their holdings. Flak: said. tereslhig Mik Oil the.subject «• ’ foreign publlrati. are exjHTlvnced m-n and juU.luii.—L.-wirf Thomp*>n is pitying his ‘All right; we will give you MO.OUO,OOC 111 doubt get out «1l excellent paper. mother tt vi-dt—W.inen Riclinr-ts timl wife worth.’ "The colonel issnetl a lot of -rock, which brook trout w.rs rhisJd M’Ydievilk'Friday and Saturday— . • 'rs De:;ti-r Brigtimu, of Plalnweil. hn« of course was not worth the paper on the •pling brook"■» >U«I in which It was printed. Vanderbilt bit and •owell. They were t-t-eti iMii::g hvr p-Kreiit-s. Mr. and Mra. WUknn Llnd-«»y, during th-* past zwvtk— thought that be now pot-M.-rsed supreme jxiwer over Erie. When he dHrorrtfred that ut ’H’.rlii h in nhuiHl.tii: ‘nnl Tho >outer peopb- gave Bert Cahill u surpriiw party la«t Friday eytuilug and report Fisk and Gould .still held the majority of legitimate stock iu Erie, while his pur­ rnl»* chase nt a big price was wortbless. the TTJeT commodore was the maddest num in Amer m any \b;'<r.i'ins severely dealt with. • <re*sy. li:'re--a Lt v agnfUSt ll*c catching of Mrs Effi- Htrb-r «p-nt Tuesday and lea. Then there were interminable suit*, interrupted by the killing of Fisk by brook Ittut Ol d. r six Inches In leugrii. , Wi-dipa*lay with her aunt at Delfun -Mrs. Borne beautiful s[*ecluten.« of trout wore d. nn*v Reynolds invited her friends to a ScokcK. “I am not defending Fisk's trickcry, but taken from streams In tbi* vi.:lnliy last; rag bee last Friday aftwixwn trfd a very Vanderbilt bad t^w fought with his own year, many of them weighing over a plerlimnt rime was had. In tlu evening weapons or he would bare had a monopoly pound. They seem to thrive well and in-I the young gentlemen canw in? and rash of all the railroads in the state."—New crease rapidly here. ‘ wps required to show bis proficiency in' LOCAL NEWS. 75 quires. This week, Jf ■ ■ • ■■ ace^tFwSted. nm’oHiMS. DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF GOLD TABLETS I wina.aLe,ft.tobaccoZ VK • nrkneM. and mar be-tvwn in a b-p of tea or cn'ice without uo knowledge of the patient, who will jl ro:.'. ktuiim Mr? tr..4i>ng or ehewing in a few dar«. ... a »l DSUKKEilHESS and MORPHINE HABIT dent, by the ere of our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD " CURE TA3LETS. I1 Daring tre^tmeit patients arc allowed the free uie of Liquor <■? Morphine until such time j, a»*J<uvah;.ti V-lunterilyglvethaaup. _ . . , , . < V/e r ■■■•; i .rtiridarn end pamphlet of te*4irton!ah free, and ahall be glad to p.«ce M rx"7,«.r-,- of thtae !• .Htsin comtnunicaUon with persons who have been I cured \ ... • i*^.*f w:rTA.pul'TS. ......... ............ ................... ! 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There should be some way of reaching the currents above u»— Incorporated under the laws of the State of not about mountain tops, but in the free Michigan. air. In this connection Professor Harring­ ton offers a suggestion: Open for business Dee. 16, IBM. ? This brings us face to face with the arts officers: of bsllooning, artificial flight and all the 0. Gr Robinsan, President; complex problems of aeronautics and Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. aerodynamics. In any case it seems evi­ D. W. Rrjmohls, Cashier. dent that aeronautics has not yet reached , ntr^cTORs: the'Mage at which it appear* to the law­ W. H. Powers. k>. W. Reynold V. makers as a matter demanding lhe ex­ D.G. Robinson, R B. Messer. penditure ot public money, and It must John Cari-cth, rely an private beneficence. Under these Chciter Messer circumstances it would appear that the ! P. T. Colgrove. popular interest in the matter And the ’ Has lb<* oulyjWlngs department In in Barry great posMbillties for commerce and war County ana pay s 4 per cent tuu-retrt tin all tixne wMch aeronautics presents, combined with dopmdta. ; ' the certainly that its investigation would result in any case In the perfection of the science of the weather, would justify some brotid gauged, liberal minded, wealthy Chicagoan in establishing an institute for aeronautics. It is n splendid opportunity to do good to the world nnd establish a inottumeut to one's self—a monument which, thuttglL built in air, would be aero perer.niu.—Chicago Journal. LOOKS HERE Wheat is low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will sell White Rose Flour AT $1.90 Per ioo Lbj. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted" JOS. ROGERS. 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Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized authority in all parts of the land. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and "THE BANNER” for one year / x FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. “N’. Yj Weekly Tribune.” regular price per year $1.00. We furnish both papers for - - $1.10 Subscriptions may begin at any time. Address all orders'to w. OI.KASON. Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally and acts directly upon the blood and mu­ cous Nurfneas of the system. Send for testimonihls. free. F. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. OHIO. GF Sold by druggists, 75c $3 SHOE ADIRONDA xjmkou THAOB MARK Wheeler’s AfJD GEMTUMHL A sewed shoe that will not rip; Calf, seamless, smooth inside, more comfortable, stylish and durable than any other shoe ever sold at the price. Every style. Equals custom* made shoes costing from to $5. The following are of the same high staodanlaC merit: ■ . J«.oo and $5.00 Fine Calf. Hand-Sewed. 8 ore 8j.oo Hand-Sewed. » FOR and 3.00 Dongcta. | LADIES, -PWITIVELY CURES- HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, ONIXCELLKHOI F/.NTS' Rev. R. N. MUStnetou. paster LI. E. chureh. ! Cedar Springs. M.ch,, says: bleep and- ra-t i were sxr.mmWH to tue after prcscblnj.’t in J u*ed 1 • AdiroBda’ Nr" 1 sleep soundly and aw:A«i tefreehetl. and I can heartily recommend It. I»n*par«l by wnSKLBJT and FULLER MEDICfNK 00.. Cedar Springs. Mich. SOLD BY W. H. GOODYEAR. HASTINGS. Tkjs is tbs 1=^43 . ; tb© px-.ee: oiv-rrUoeCl -v c- •'3 i-3-a t««- '^■niEwoia® For sale by WOOLEY & BRONSON, Hastings Mieh. �o >«2x«ou.a ■hSh» “-“t 84® _3o ^2 g>= J | 3? s s .83 o2Z2St5ss-oau"En3* •A i i S g a»«j 1<HH i LI a?3a ili £? h ipa »i * ° as » -3. W 0 « *h w s DEMOCRAT. .NAME OF OFFICE VOTED PEOPLE’S PA U i i. for. STATE. GEORGE H. hL'ilAN'P. Heirent of the Untrrrrfty . MYRON ’I. WALKER. A. HARMON. N O. ORA VEH. LL1 ROBERT «. HUNKER. BYRON a. Ah ’. JUOKlrtL. M. POWERS Circuit Judire, Mh Judicial CtrcuH full term.... Circuit Jud<r. ait Judicial Circuit, to nil ysu-^m >• f>«r lhe term expiring Dec. JAMES M POWERS. COUNTY. Commlmiloner of School*.......................................... iHUJiliihliiik; Instructions—If you wish to vote a straight republican ticket put an X in the un<.' *r the name < f (hat party. If you are a democrat, people’s party man or prohibitionist, and desire to vote for J ..Ige Hooker, scratch off the name of the candidate on your ticket, and put and X ,n the | 1 before the name of Judge I ’ooker; should M. Powers, for both full term and vacancy, if his name is on your ticket, and put an X in the |~| befo.e Clement Smith’s name in the two places where it appears on the republican ticket: should you desire to votefor Enoch Andrus for commissioner of schools, scratch off the name of Daniel C. 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We would call your attention to the fine line of millinery and fancy goods now on exhibition at Miss FeigLoer’s, surpassing anything of the kind ever shown In this elty. PERSONAL MENTION. v^Tudge Hooker waa In the city Monday. Mias Flo Mead left for Big Rapids Mon­ day. Mrs. T. J. Bub was In Middleville Sat urday. Mrs. Will Squlera, of Big Rapids, Is In the city. Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Puffer desire to i -Mary Woodard was in Grand Rapids extend to their friends their thanks for Saturday. the expressions of kindness and the gen­ Archie McCoy was In Grand Rapids erous donation given to them Wednesday Thursday* evening. March 23nd. , Frank Bullte, of Johnstown, was In the Never In the 400 years since Christo­ pher discovered Uncle Sam’s home have city Monday. watches been sold so cheap as John Bessmer sells them. Anybody can own a good watch and not half try. MHte Adda Jordan is home from Detroit for the week. Don’t go out of the city to buy your spring cape or jacket, bat call ut O. D. Spaulding’s and examine those he has in stock. They are carefully selected, are extremely tasty and very reasonable In price. . ’ M. L. Cook was in Grand Rapids Sat­ urday on business. Royal Mudge has returned froai bls southern trip. Duane Ford, of Battle Creek;, was the city Tuesday. In The circuit court his been In session for the past two weeks, daring which time a large amount of business has been tran­ sacted and hence there has been a fine opportunity to teat the qualities of Hon. Clement Smith, the new judge of the 8th judicial circuit, and the consensus of opinion, regardless of party affiliations, has been overwhelming In favor of Judge Smith. In fact a careful Inquiry falls to elicit the least criticism from any quarter, while attorneys, -jurors, clients and wit­ nesses are greatly pleased with his ability as a Judge and his courtesy and affability as a man. The universal opinion seems to be that Judge Smith la proving him­ self to be a worthy successor of Judge Hooker, whose great ability has given him a seat on the supreme bench, and certain­ ly no higher commendation can be desired by Judge Smith. In view of the facts above stated, there can be no question that Judge Smith will have a very large vote In this connty, and he certainly de­ serves the hearty support of every voter who would see an able and Impartial Judge and a courteous and affable gentle­ man on the bench of the circuit court of this county.—Marshall Statesman. Capes are very stylish this spring and k/*W. D. Hayes and Fred Barlow were at Great 17 Coat Sala Absolutely Pure. before buying yours, do not tall to call at Wall Lake Sunday. Three hundred boxes of fancy writing , \ cream of urur baking powder. Highest O. D. Spaulding’s. He has a handsome Miss Flo Stincbcomb, of Woodland, Is paper, no two alike. Thede are the sam­ .' <11 In leavening strength-—Latest United assortment of both capes and jackets of visiting In the city. * ples of a large eastern house and will be -hate** GoreramewvFood Report. tlie latest and most popular styles. They HcYAL Ba KINO PowpXBCO.. Wall St. N. V. Mrs. Myrta Clark, of Grand Rapids, is sold less than manufacturers prices. are sure to please you. Every box is a bargain. Come early. visiting in the city. Frank E. Heath’s News Room. Bert Hamlin died at his home in the 4th Prof. R. D. Bailey and family are spend­ ward yesterday afternoon of quick con­ Anna*! Moating. sumption. He leaves a wife and four ing the week In Olivet The annual meeting of the stockholders children to mourn bls loss, who have the Mrs. John Bessme r and MIA Olga were of the Hastings Building and Loan Asso­ sympathy of all. Mr. Hamlin was em­ In Grand Rapids Tuesday. ciation will be held on Tuesday evening, ployed In the furniture factory and waa a v-Mrs. Robert Marshall, of Prairieville April 4th, 1893, at 7X o’clock, at the man well liked by alL is visiting at D. R. Cook’s. office of the secretary. D. 8. Goodykab, President The finest line of millinery and Easter Wm. J.-Dibble, of Marshall, was In the Of Wall Paper in every roll A. E. Kenaston, Sec'y. goods carried by Julius Russell is receiving city on business last week. sold by FRED L. HEATH. Dated, March 30th, 1893. the most flattering compliments from all, Willard Nye, of Johnstown, was In the No single rolls; no short rolls, even gentleman not being unmindful ot Its . My farm of so acres In Castleton, 3H mllAj beauty. Anything that is wanted in this city yesterday on business. to give you a low price on, line there la no need of going outside of nortneast of Morgan and 0 miles northwest of Mrs. Winnie Moore, of Grand Rapids, NaahviUe. Fair house, good soli and fences in and make it cost more to pap­ the city for. Is visiting at W. H. Power’s. Rood repair. Good young orchard, and fine er »our room in the end then spring water near boose. Place will be sold at Ira YanValkeuburgh la busily engaged J/^hirley Smith’s name graced the Mor a bargain. For further particulars write or inif you had bought of a reliable gulreofj. W. Smith, Morgan, Barry county. in moving his stock of hardware to his old ton house register Thursday. dealer. Come and look at my stand In the Union block and will be open Frank Nagler. of Jackron, spent Sun­ line; side’ wall, border and for business by next week. Ira will have day with County Clerk Nagler. ceiling to match, in the cheap one of the handsomest and most convenient stores In the city. Mrs. Ella Bowen and Mrs. Cora Warner as well as the good. I have were in Grand Rapids Monday. more paper than all the other Z’Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Selden recently cele­ Mrs. Dr. Taylor and son of Middleville, dealers in Barry County and brated their crystal wedding at their home in the second ward. Several invited visited at Dr. Lowery’s Sunday. will give you lower prices than friends were present and a very pleasant A. E. Kenaston was in Grand Rapids a the small dealers can possibly evening spent. Several fine presents couple of days last week on business. do. An elegant line of Win­ were left in token of the esteem In which dow Shades. Paints for inside Miss May Roberts Is expected home they are held. from Jackson to spend Easter Sunday. work, everything you need in ' ' The Hastings City Bank has opened a Mrs. Z. B, Hoyt has been quite serious­ house cleaning. savings department and are now paying 4 Due bills taken on any gro­ per went interest on all time deposits In­ ly 111 and is still confined to her house. 48 FEET! THE KENT oppo.lt. UNION DEPOT. n*to. »a.oo Pr.-o llwtK.ro Trantter. Over the goods in the new Furniture Store before you buy as the prices are very low. You will be surprised to learn that furniture can be sold so cheap. Remem­ ber that we do all kinds of repairing and upholstering of furniture. We also keep a line of second-hand goods in the basement of our store and pay cash or trade for second hand goods. Remember the place, Robertson Block, comer of Jefferson and Court streets. . STMS IM, HASTINGS, - New Hoon Tea H<n«. - ■ Try this tea if you never have, and you will not regret it It is winning in popular favor every day. We solicit your patronage and know that our goods will please you s Give us a trial. PHILLIPS & PRKSTDH, MICH. - New The Grocers. MORRILL & CO: ■-*’ * Are now prepared to show you a large and well selected stock cery in town. FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. LOCAL NEWS. • circulation • This week, 75 quires. eluding certificates. The savings depart­ ments will also be open Saturday evenings from 7 to 8 o’clock. Dan. W. Rkynolhs. Cashier. !>g:-.ter Saturday. Hath*. 15 cents at Busby Bros. Don't forget to register Saturday. j Rend the registration notice In this isjr.ei Eo: 4 tine, ituir cut or shave gs to Busbv »■«. . ** Mrs. Ira Van Valkenburgh and Mrs. D. L. Mudge were in Grand Rapids Tues­ day. Consisting of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, HATS and CAPS, in all the new styles, with prices as low as usual.Give us a call and we think we can please you if Mr. and Mrs. Bradley-returned to Grand Rapids Saturday after a two weeks visit in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Blake and Mr. and Mrs. I,e|b!cr( of MlddlevHle were In the Enoch Andras, of Irving, was in to<H City Sunday. Munday calling on his friends, who by Sheriff McKeviU and wife attended tiie way are very numerous in this "neck Mr«. I. N. Keeker’s funeral kt Middleo’ the woods.” Mr. Andrus has tilled vllle Monday. the office of county school commissioner Misses Eilna nnd Enlth Havens have Retire satisfaction of all In this section, and will be remembered at the polls 'liecD visiting their parents who reside in South Hastings. April 3rd.--Freeport Iflerald. STYLE, QMflLITT IT.:v anything to do with it. Miss Ida Kelly and Miss Stella Hub­ Thorsday .evening, March 23, at the home of Mr. and Mr-*. J. -W*. Hendershott. bard returned to Hamburg. N. Y.. Friday Mr. P. Taro and Ml-s <>. S. Count night after spending the winter with rela­ were marrhd. Rev. W. M. Puffer per­ tives Ln the city. Eu-ter novelties'at Fred 1;. heath’s the formed the ceremony. A very enjoyable (/Mrs. John Pendergast is in Boston call­ tirugclsu , • evening was passed by the company who ed there bv the serious Illness ot her _ Additional county correspondence on in- gathered in Mr, and Mrs. Hendershott's daughter’ Miss Gertrude. elegant home. The best wishes of their jidepage. . many friends arc extended to Mr. and Mrs. ■ Mrs. Emma Welty, of New Philadel­ phia. Ohio, was the guests of Mrs. James <>!d pat-ers for sale at Frank E. Heath’s Turn. Roberts Monday and Tuesday. fiews room. . Do not forget the entertainment in the Mrs. Norman Bailey, of Hastings and Ladies Oxfords, a ull line at Woolley M. E. church Tuesday evening nexuliy tier son Edmund Bailey, of Michigan City, : Lnj.-.j .*. Mls» Minnie Warren, the noted elocution- were the guests of Geo. A. Bush’s family You can get the latest styles in hair cuts 1st. She comes whh the very highest over Sunday.—Gobleville News. ' recommendations and the press speak In at Busby Bros. most flattering terms of her entertainments. See those Rm-sla Calf Bluchers at Wool- She Is without doubt the foremost elocu­ The entertainment In the M. E. church fey * Bronson’s. tionist of the present day ot her age, hav­ next Tuesday evening by Miss Minnie Warrvn promises to be very largely atLadles! Call nnd see the Easter hats ing won the Demoiest diamond medal In tepded. itu' bonnets at Miss Alice Hall’s. • competetlve contest. r-antlful lin* vf Eater Howers at Mbs Hair-. * Miss Hall (milliner) has returned from In troit with a new line of Easter goods. There Is not a vacant house In the city so we are told. Further than this we are You ran always find something new Informed that a man and his family re­ in lite line i.f millinery at Miss Feigh- cently moved here from abroad and were - tier’s.. ■ I ■ • , compelled to leave lhe elty as he could get no limifc to accommodate him. This Call at this office for old papers. We la a healthy growth and not a very slow tavealnrge supply and will sell them one. considering the large number of va­ ♦heap. . cant houses tliat were In this city three or four years ago. and the large amount of T he meetings lu the society rooms for inen only havu been* well attended and building done since. very interesting. Tlie names of each of the candidates for Always smoke Ed. Powers No. 35 cigar. circuit judge appear twice on the. ticket, Always the same; always the-best B cent once for the full term, and once for tlie vacancy. If you wish to vfit^'tlie-Titailglit ♦igarin the United Stares. republican ticket, nut an x In the square Perry Busby Is* gaining quite a . reputa­ under the beading. But If Judge Smltfc’a tion as a painter aud paper hanger after name is pot on your ticket, scratch off the tvcral jobs that lie has completed. name of James M.’Powers In each of the The fact that nearly every cross walk­ two places where It appears, and put an x in the city is cleaned off Is proof that tlie in each of the squares before Clement City elections are rapidly approaching. Smith s name. The city bnard of registration will be In session from 8 o’clock a. m. until 8 o'clock p. m. Saturday. Don’t fail to register. Truman Williams died at his daughter’s borne, in Battle Creek, oh Monday even­ ing of last week. Mr. Williams was well known In Hastings having been a resi­ dent since 1866. He moved to Battle Creek shortly after his wife's death which occurred In January. He waa III only two days, tho disease being neuralgia of the stomach. Ho was a member of the Presbyterian church and bis youngest •am Pev. A. w. Williams, is pastor of a Congregational church at Rogers Park. Cltfcftgo. Mr. Williams has many friends in thl.-cnj a,... *’,whly esteemed. ’ Lost, between .Grant’s store and J. W. Bentley’s, Green street, bicycle tool bag with tools. !r found please leave at <haul’s store. There are several Important proposed amendments to the constltutoln on your state ticket. Don't forget to look them tovrr carefully. Miss Lou Doelker can now be found at ‘Voigt, Hcrpolsheimer & Co.’h at Grand Rapids, and will be pleased to meet her Hastings friends at any time. • O. D. Spaulding deslies to call your at­ tention to his tine line of -prlug capes and Jackets, Un-finest and mi*t: carefully tCJectfd assortu.i >,t iii the city. The' news of lhe two suivldes uummltted In the county gnd Lutim-r’s ebcajw from Jackson prison fmniMied tquphi topic for conversation on Monday morning. ■Despite tie* unfavorable weather, th* do­ nation held at the M. E. parsonage for Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Puffer was large!} atu-nded. The proceeds amounting to 113^00. of N. T. Parker returned Tuesday night after a several weeks visit in California. We have just added some uew faces of Miss Carnahan, principal of the Belding type to our Job department and are bet­ High school. Is the guest of Miss Allee ter prepared than ever to do do nice work. Eddy. If you have any posters or bills of any Rev. E. M. Blanchard occupied the soit don’t think that we cannot print, them. We will do your work as cheaply . pulpit of the Baptist church at Charlotte as any one aud guarantee you a good Sunday. job^ Mi»s Belle Stebblus Is visiting her sis­ rftarry County, for the first time in her ter Kittle in Eaton Rapids and will vlsd ilstory, has an opportunity to vote for a Miss Kittle -Burrell ut Albion before re­ Barry county man for circuit judge. The turning. county has a good. clean, candidate, a Hereafter, eliaiiges for advertisements tmnn of proven ability and worth ’ as a mn-t reach tlij.s office Tuesday-* at latast to judge. In the person of Clement Smith. •••w insv-rtion in the Issue of the week This county should roll up a big majority for Judge Smith. «l en brought. hCmQ If you want a pleasant and profitable evening’s entertainment listen tn Miss Minnlb Warren in the M. E. church next Tuesday evening. j 7KKE . • X j Yours truly, k. E. W. HORKILL, & CO. ONE PRICE CL2THIER5. i The Sunday Sehool convention In the M. E. church has been a very pleasant and profitable one. The address by Rev. Washington Gardner last evening was a fine effort and thoroughly appreciated by the large audience. Wives don’t fall lo have your husbands register Saturday. ' Voters In the various townships who are unable to go In person and have their names registered can have the same done by hamjing their names to the supervisor or township clerk re­ questing that he do so. An evidence of 19th century journalism Is afforded by the Chicago Inter Ocean of March 25th, tliat being the Slat birthday of the paper. The event was celebrated by getting out a 60 page paper. There was a great deal more reading matter In the paper than there Is an ordinary book, yet the papers were sold for only 3 cents, ✓ Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Mudge returned I from Florida Friday night, having bfren there for some time past, on account of Mrs. Mudge’s 111 health. Mr. Mudge says the Florida climate I» fine and he enjoyed his trip very much but greatly prefers Michigan to the land of perpetual sum­ mer. Mrs. Mudge is much Improved In health. . John J. Miller, roadmaster of the Grand Rapids division ot the Michigan Central railroad, has been sued for 810.000 by George E. Gunn, ot Charlotte, for alleged ucfamatlon of character and good name. It seems that Gunn was at the bead of a secret organization, whoso , dbjrat was to look after lhe general wel­ fare «>f trackmen and protect their families when in distress. Gunn claims that Mil­ ler wn.te a letter betltliog him (Gunn) and accusing him of patting lhe proceeds of n»>ie<M*mrnt0ln his own pockets. All who know Mr Miller know him to be a square, honorable roan. whtFwould not re­ port anything unless he believed he bad I good foundation for it. The courts wllli soon be called upon to deside lhe mat-j The aldermen ot the various wards of elty. will meet nt the following places Sgtualay »•>'allow all voters who are not ireyerl - registered an opiwnn.lty to reg<b-r. First ward, Stanley’s blacksmith second ward. Eabeock’.- cooper shop, umth of the C. K. 4 8. depot; third ward, .-uunell room over Hama A.XanAnnan’s ton ; fourth ward, sh -rifTs fffiee In court IOUM-. The board wiHmeetffrom 8o’dhrk u m. until 8 p. m. If yhti hsve Jost noyed into the citr and are entitled to ■otc you will have to register. Or if you ...vo moved from one ward to another vou <111 have to register In lhe ward into ter. which you moved. E RE ON THE ROAD TO CATCH THE BEST TRADE. W < IF you want lower priced goods of lower grades than will give sat­ isfactory service we had rather someone else would sell you this time, and let you come to us later on for garments that are economical because they’re good. • Catch-penny merchamlieing we do not believe in. A fair. fnU equivalent for every man’s dollar, say we. and vli> ther yon buy a boy’s suit at from $4 to $'J, or < ie of the Stkik Bi.<h h Co’s rightly tailored business suits at from $12 to $20 you will get pleasurable returns for every dollar ihvesteil. K. K. GRANT �■ Of the Cyclonic Deetroyer in the Southland. COCK BaOB-ProPrl*tor*- death lists begin to come Why?5F'S^ Ht Eighteen So Far Reported, With a Probable Roll of Wounded Reaching Huddreds. will oatUrt .11 <*h“ reeihcSTtS eXuoraer Boixb, tatter pratatj^" “ ita-^* branded Pure, or “Strictly Pure White Lead?” dlana With Fatal Ca*ualll»» —Ths Damages. MEMPHIS, March 28.—Detail* of the de­ struction wrought by Thursday’s storm are coming In slowly and the death and Injured roll is growing very large. The storm crossed the Mississippi a few miles above Greenville, devastating plantations, wrecking farm houses and uprooting giaut forest trees. The path of. the storm was about half a mile wide and nothing was left standing io its track The first fatal­ ity occurred near Shaw’s Station; Miss., where the house of Drury Sumral, a pros­ perous and industrious colored farmer, was levelled to the ground, killing the en­ tire family of nine persons. The cyclone passed through the suburbs of Shaw* and demolished several residences and small stores, but no one was killed. Mil used to cheapen the mixture. WhaZ shoddy is to cloth, Barytes is to paint. Be careful to use only old aaS standard brands of white lead. a “Armstrong & McKelvy”. “ Beymer- Bauman” “Eckstein “Fahnestock” “Anchor “Morley* “Kentucky" “Shipina “Southern ’ “Red Seal" „ “Davis-Chambers are atrictlynure,“Old Dutch-proeeaa brand., established by a lifetime of uae. For colors use National Lead Co. a Pure White Lead Tintme Colora with Strictly Pure White Lead. . .. — — ..l.'.KI. rkavmlreem in The hurricane then changed iu course slightly and traveled the right of-way of the Yazoo and Mississippi railway until it entered Cleveland, Miss., wkero the pub­ lic school building and several houses and NATIONAL LEAD CO., stores were razed to the ground. No fatal­ . Chicago Branch. ities occurred at Cleveland, bnt several State and Fifteenth Streets. people were struck by flying timbers and more or less Injured. Leaving Cleveland the cyclone passed within A mile of Clarks­ •* White and daiiling dale, a town of 2,000 inhabitants, and In the moon'sfair light she looked. ■ next struck Tunica, the county seat of Tu­ nica county. Nearly every building in the Nothing remarkable about that! [ place was wrecked. The newly completed i court house went down before the wind’s She was fair to look upon; as a matter fury. The colored school building was of course; and the dazzling effect was wrecked and over thirty children maimed. .u;.;.. !.n that re., rln>. l< -1'1 >V r<” X— a adUr. U—iU produced by her white robes—cleansed The towns of Crawfordsville and Vincent md brightened by a liberal use of were nearly wiped off tho face of the earth and the storm then took a northeasterly course, reaching Keller, Mlsa., about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Here the greatest dauinge wa* done. Six people were killed outright and scores injured. Not a build­ ing was left standing, the fragmenta*beiug strewn over the country for miles. The KIRK’S AMERICAN FAMILY t!” Vvtl No Hoaacs Standing. As far as can be learaod there was not a house left sUnding within the path of tbe flH cyclont-, which ranged from a quarter to a RCsft aE M I half mile in width, s -uthwest of Keller. I The trees were blown.up by thri roots. . ... ' Every farmer who comes in tells a tale of 1 nit S One Of the peCUliantH^ Of horror. On the Lemon & Gale farm, five r1' miles from here, not a houaeof any descrip­ KIRK’S Soaps. Clothes wasned by , j : i tion was left standing. Thu store at H. W. -hem always attract attention by Dy tlieir tneir Mann was badly wMcketl. Tho house of Harry Dean was entirely blown away. R. purity and brightness. C. Goodrich and Robert Stevens’ dwelling JAH. S. IaXRIC Ac CO.. Chicago. houses were demoliabed. am Enclose stamp t< PARISH. PropT. NARROW ESCAPE OF CHILDREN. Aei’ X D S Mr. Shannon is the village school teacher (Slicb.) BUSI- ■nd is also the proprietor of a small store. He won teaching tvhen hu noticed signs of an approaching cyclone. He dismissed, the pupils arid told them to go home n* quickly aa possible. In a few momenta the school house was torn to pieces by the iiwnns nn uwani rivrna wind. Mr. Shannon’s grocery was blown lUVEvUVE&TUiU'Aw>y- MnCXhannon, who was In the Act. calk new pttodpls— I store at tho time, was hurled through the regulate the liyw, siomtch doo,, by tbe wind, bnt beyond a few brnlsea Jest'd a. SSSf^, she wm not badly injured. tpMtHif cure blUouszMS, After leaving Kellar the cyclone passed torpid Mvor sad coajtlp*- into Tennessee, the next place to fall into ertrcrt! ita P*^ 1>ciDS Spring Creek, a small town fisBpm^BsMm^aisas. In Madison county, where several people Br. Uulcd. C*., BUulIM. were injured, but no one waa killed. k ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. matter of lbw estate ot Tmm»r X. Crittenden, deceased. Notice Is hereby given hat I shall sell at public aur.UTn, to »he hbdi-st bidder, on Friday rhe tenth day uf March. D. 1»3. at ten o'clock In the forenoon. M. be Probate C >urt ro-uns Iu lhe city of Hastn<a tn the County of Barry. t» the State of 'llchtgan. pursuant to L’reuse and authority -ruled to me on tbe thirteenth day of Junsry. V. D., ISM. by the Probate Court ot B wry ।'canty. Mlcblnn. all of the estate, right, tittle uxt Interest oflhe said d<*era«ed of. in ud to ■os real relate situate and being in the County •f Barry. In thu State of Miehlgsn, known and lrcrib*d as follows, to-wlt: Tlie west fractional »*lf (14) of the south west quarter ('») and the vert half (14lot the east half C4> of the south *-eet quarter (M) of section twenty (30) In •own <31 north range seven (7) west, which sue rill bu made subject to two morUages bold by tunnel Carson, which mortsnges and the lt»-«M on.Dec. iGth. 1993. amounted to the sum >f 9M1 <1 H3 Bate<l January 3Kth. A. D.. 18X1. Wm. P. Sidkam. Admlnstrator. The above sale ta hereby adjourned until Frl day.’heaiatdnvof Msrch. A. P. 1833. at the nunr of ten o'clock in the forenoon of Mild dav. Dated Match lOtb.IML WM. P. ‘ttPXAM, Administrator. UORFGAGK FORECLOSURE. <|Uons af »certain mortgaue, executed by Alva t CowI-m and Mare A. Cowies of the Township ■ — - " higsu. to Alice J. Sliirtf) ot Toledo, -•harehlU (f« WO. at three o'clock and thlrtv Are minute*, n’ '•<xmtv. Michigan. aud there i< now rluimed to • e due on **4d mnrtgngu th* stun of two •wtHAiid neveit hundred and «txty dnlbwa and iinty-twocenlslncludlnganaxtornej fee of thirty five dollars, sod no promwdir.ffit having been The names of the dead at Keller, Miss., so far as known are: Harriett Smith, Mary Williams, Susan Williams, two unknown Negro women. The dead elsewhere are: Richard Heard and Thomas Heard,Shubu­ ta, Miss.; Eli Prince, Ellisville, Mias.; Drury Sumralla,and family of nine.Shaws, Mis?. The names of the injured at Keller, so far aa known, are as follows: Richard Pine, wife and children, all bad­ ly injured — one of the children will die; Jim Payne, badly wounded aboat the head and shoulders, may die; Chris Burfurd, internally Injured, will probably die;JUrs. Sarah Hart, two ribs broken and internally Injured, maydie; Marion Mason, cut about the bead; Mrs. Mason, badly hurt about the hips; Harriet Branch, in­ ternally Injured; Berry and his wife, badly injured; Gus Bills, right eye knocked out; Eph McLaughlin, shoulder broken; Wiley McLaughlin, arm dislocated. InJared at Other Pisces. The injured at other polnU: S. K. Davis, CrawfOTusville, Ark.; fourteen negro ten­ ants, Crawfordsville, Ark, more or Ims injured; Jim Carroll, Spring Creek, Tenn., fatally injured; Aleck Persons. Spring Creek. Tenn., struckJjy a flying , timber and seriously injured. The majority ot lheee killed and injured are negroes. Two Million* in Property Loot. The damage done by the cyclone is enor­ mous. While the Joes of life Is not os great as at first reported tlie damage to property will reach S8,000.(XX). The telegraph wires are still demoralized and reports are com­ ing in slowly from the storm districts aud It will be several days before the full extent ot the disaster will be known. The death list at this writing foots up eighteeu, while the lb>t uf iujuted will run up into the ' hundreds. far*. noU> e la hnrr’it given that on Frblsv the Nashville, Tenn., March 25. —Mr. W. F. Bradford was injured in the building in which Drumwrigh1! was killed Thurs­ day. 1'hree uiiemeuta near liy were linroofed and Mira Luelhi Oliver knockrtl scusr-k-Aj, by a lulling brick. Mil an St tidgenthaler'* grocery was completely NaM itn-iu-vjt mtug tbenortl- wrecked. Tiw Epuwoiml church in New iwrtfln Pntrp-e<i (it.', tmvn four re urtf ■!> w<*r < ont.dntiigore Town was mimuoi mto Kindliug wood, xtv wprtN <>» K-.t a-cortllng to and the new Bethul Baptist ch'irab, a altM statra Mirrey, excepting and re-crv-i brick building in thu Ninrtceuth dihcrict, crefroot smy ivn-s laacu vif from the was U.own down. All over Uib M-ctioa buu»e* aud L.trui were uAro.ifmi, but uu other fatalilits have been reported. rm i 'lienorth 'he Court twiww In Un* c'dr of Hsa’inra. County ■*( Barry. Mbitn ot MDMxan-that b»mx lhe '•'tfldhi* In which rfrrnil art for Comity uf t P-U.-ia tor i i nt rr CMmHv. MbhJo* At j - The ‘President's Latest U»t ol which was found two miles off. The store­ house occupied by Stephens & Knox was also demolished. A number of other build­ ings were either entirely or partly wrecked. Every bouse in Standford was more or less Injured. ___ a. A trtMd in nnd I. ■ trl.M mj-. . , sot tbxn one million round Jurt ,oeb a trlm-l In D, i-b’* Nr. DUooTmy tor «m,umpu«n ' M f* ■ uxleoldx. Um h»ra ,ml eon<h modlelire, ui,| 2* flnee ,ou d>xl II hu wondmai!• aow«n In ,11 diMUea or Ihrct, clJi.™" dty. His death was lunrx. Utah bottle lx oil that la claimed or mone, .n. >“ 44 sudden end unaxtended. Trial bottle, tree lt W. H eausrt byoadama, yeart dnn .lore. Um beu;,, Prize Winner#. M0B8E, or MICHIGAN. IN THE HWIM, WHIRLWIND NEWS FROM INDIANA. Buperinduced by Inhalation of ether. Colonel Shapard Plscaa VlsHad. 1 jDix«xrous,JUrah as.-A .term which assumed the proportions of a cyclone be­ fore it departed visited Indian* about 9 o’clock Thursday night and left devolu­ tion and suffering in it* track. In Indianspoils fifty houses were wrecked in one neighborhood, in the northwest portion. Many families were rendered temporarily homeless. The magnitude of the storm was not known until day dawned. At Tuxedo, a suburb, many houses were wrecked, and some of the smaller one* were carried away piecemeal. Many of the rtsidenta passed the night in their cellar*. Two Factories Badly Wrecked. The Cereallne mill* on the northwestern edge of the city.* three-story brick, suf­ fered much damage, Its walls being wrenched and it* roof taken off. One em ploye received a broken lag. The Capital City Coffin works lost Its first story and 150 men are mado idla Along Fall creek a dozen of giant forest trees were uprooted, ho lives were lost in this city and bnly a few injured, and those not serionsly. been troubled with gtooa In the blad­ der. He had aryesterday sen* »• v ofTenne*to the senate: Felix A. rtee ..... w soneitor uf the treasury *BlUrn^ teaman, of WhcnnriD. UnltsdSram triCt Jud,, lor jLbu. coniln; Samuel T. Fish r, »ett* assistant commissioner of P • We deelre to ny lo our auzen,1hu .„ yeon we bare been ralltox I)r J™ New DlKorery tor eoruumoUMLlw kWital.ll. 11U., Backlra*. a Ji aelre tad Electric BKlm, ,nd h>M S handled remedlra that toll u ben Eixen each unlterxal uHitaa- .tu0” F •^TAStomy. tad Dm Mo- We do not bnluu to EtaranteTSZ ““a L. to pvrform enry time. tad we >Und ready u, re(”2 B',roW b^> to dlr. Um ttar the purcban price. It Mtlitxctory rereE ,ta "l’-',‘10^ ^“ta dmt totaltaloo. about 1 p- »- a^red" .ytoptom. produced and Wta^w^ do not follow their cm. TW rmreire have won their imt popoUrtt; ,,ure|,„ their merlta. W. H. Good,,.,. tta total.ttoo. wore immwiuuiy amta. .ml id tta United SUU. « Uta* £ ; Ctaacrllor. o( Marjlrttd. eouxul rtlU™ Xll.o B Moua «< P»rk.r. of N.wYork. GlLgo-.Grurg. «m.ul .t Birto ozhxmi S-toa *'°n^ ludl.UA M»l»t»ut Iu ““ Uta™ hwltkl Hutrnuur.-ludfeta. uLnrv r t’len Lebanon; Samuel L Harris, Wlrnnub. J- E Hvreuuu. Rl~ L*» ■ Thou.- P Suita. W»t Sutarita Ttare ..re.f.v Unlud Suu. ju.Ucm. «tur ory, .nd m.r-h^. n.ored ta OlKoral* Brazil. Ind., March 25.-Ths storm which visited this section Thursday night was one of the severest and most destruc­ tive for yean. Innumerable fences and small buildings were blown down, trees were uprooted and general havoc resulted. Several mines were flooded by water, the most seriously affected being the Swamp Angel mine, belonging to the Hoosier Coal comply. Thi» shaft was so badlr floalrd that It can never be pumped dry. The li>»* to the compeny, it is said, will reach into the thousands. vm-mu-...b-«ta t!~t- . tre.tm.ot with ozygra ta rUfed wmvwtat until .boot t »''‘“** wl"? nn»<i ta. to tadb. 1*20 he calmly and peaoeiuiiy wta Utao-etotaU.«m*ta „L Only th. two pbyxtata. vrer.tpnm•nt at tbe final monent. Mr*. Shepara „,d hrr two youos-t d.u,hl.ra tad bun tutored to «o u tta tamlly*. mmmw reU1. nrmat Scarboro-on-the*Hudson, and to Un tbX nutil Uur tta op.rtaloo tad The best salve in the world for ecu bruises, sores, ulcers, -an rbeDm> fev ’ sores, tetter, chapped hand*, chill,]».w, corns, ud all skin eruptions, and podthrel ly cures piles or no pay required. Ith guaranteed to giye perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Ifrice 25 cents per box For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druxjlst. £7n performed. They were immwllaU.y New Mexico and southern state*. noiifiui to return and reached their home | Two Civil Service FromoUons. Last evening.. There u. two civil un-ta th. tat. Hrere. th. u.- talldtor talus tta FASTEST IN HER CLASSpruruttatattat .ullcita, tad FGtar.Jta <B*tBtant commissioner of paten . ...mtarlnttauffl™ ftatarU. PillMOecrarJU SUreb ST.—With the civil rerrire ntta In ever, retpert. tavlut roared the p«““t odta .Iter ■ dvil taV- prowl dl.llactlon ot b.,lo« broken Che la, ex.mln.tlon In 1SS3 tad tarn pro- rrrarf ot JI plrltalW moteel uud.r v.riou. rttar ex.mln.Uoa. MtUK-Uoc ot brio, lb. tiMM .rraorrf until be retabwl the ,:.d. he now bold. Ttwl lo tbe world tbe crulwr New York Much Damage at Bedford. Wllllnm H. Se.m.n, the new Judjmlx • retoroed to Cramp*, ablp ywd reaterd*,. Bedford, Ind., March 25.—The severest mtatd Wsh .ttailln, •‘u‘1'"b7“^“ From tbe hour abe at«utted down lhe Dela­ wind and rainstorm that ever struck this b«. He 1. .btat SO remold, tad ta. ware until her arnrJ •*»!" n»vd expert. city swept over it from the son th west at 8 lived to Sbebovuta thlrtr j-m llej* to* h.„ awaited with drop tnt«—t lb. retell dependent dn.uctoll, tad wu todunmd ta o'clock Thursday night, leaving ruin in Ira Lt. premnt pita- hr Sector \ Ita .nd ot tbe irre.1 w.rehlp'e InIU.1 pwtorinboo. wake. Buildings were unroofed, outbuild­ Thr«» Trials of «ha Vessel. many lawyer, ol both poHUc.1 Static. ings torn town nnd trees uprooted. SevHer perfoimmicu during the whole trip Good Furlana of Editor Mor**. was splendid in every way. but lhe trials ernl new brick buildings rocked like era­ r . were ____ phenomenal _____________ At Ar fka mat Moro, who geu get* tta.very the very sPced the fl flrat tamuel F- Storm, dies, frightening the inmates so badly that . , . —--- 1 —— — —-I —» tauwsm Id mitos per hour,, they, ran pell-mell into the streets. Several lucrative post of o. consul general at Paris. .is ■; »Lc made '*»•«* u*uuu*i >u>«~ .n native .inti re Cleietoad Cleveland man in •; r-‘ ljJL(r IQ ,. QBUtlc*> mile.; .rermjv IP.SS man^to cows and bn-ses were killed or injured in ui ..btor.ud ta mlle, ^e wo luwdrd ta East Bcdforu. The low is estimated at tbe Homier .Ute Me wo editor ot the Fort W.yne SenUnel tad went “ Id , w>1„. In . run at lour coumeu. f20.au. _________ Clilc.cn m .a wlllorUl ’'rit5r “‘ J1" ™j. I t;Ve hour, .lie m.luulned s .peed ol »■» c.p. Time* retnrntos to Indlta. .. .JI , . hour, twwlilnd ta bl«b •• Z0.50 Alexandria, Ind.,March. 25.—The-tor- tor of th. Indl.iup.lll. Sentinel, in which | ‘uto. perji known naao struck Hinica this tins city about aooui-j.co, unu»»B*ui4 connection connection ta nr ta. row none u<»ir to » be — ------- —tn: , o the w.ur awpenwx.-------------nado 9.30, damaging re.Me.em, ba.tort. henre. tad dmtrojing j tbroagbout th. » lb. Uppibeor. Gto» ftatorr rbe .lad ™ “±*X. fijm .„ .u JJ ' ' Iowa CtTY,-la.. March 27.—Dr. G. W. .track Ultatoatb rad ta.l erased it IS*n fwwu-vr "‘"“’J _______________________________ - . . , AxtaTllfe. . , r "p„tar i aiscr Palm”- r leeted rwtutly a lecturer lo ths down upon upon the lb. machinery mtabtort, nnd .nd employes. .*o,ra , of|4 tarx-tpr«tm on down er?®u ^roa' HifUrneljam ta i State uni veraity here aud residing Ins Th, d»m.ffv will re.eh ».««<» ttata , ■ X »~r taref U»k ta- -h-d p.rrau to I inly tauwatl Tar 8<»i^a5rzJ'.SSL FORI’KOt li more luco ones. fearful ravages stings-Banner, Thursday, March, 30, 1893 . ELUOTT A shu-ako OVD. I S^-uke^E ta c^tad-. Pri. | were very seriously injured, rniiRT nr arbitration MEETS COURT OF ARBITRATION MEETS. | Formal Catherine of the Msn Who Will j Settle the Behring Sea Case. Paris, March 24-The court of arbltratlon appointed to adjust the difficultly be- | tween lhe United Stale* and Great Britain in n-rntn' tn tho wjd fisheries in Behrimr In reg.nl to Brtrlng ma met yesterday in the office ; French foreign ndnutry. All the members , of the court of arbitration were present, as : well as Hon. John W. Foster, agent of the j United States, and Hon..C. H. Tupper, Do-| minion mjnister of marine and fisheries, ! agent on tho part of Great Britain. Counsei ou both side* were also present. . Organised tor Buslne**. M. Develle, French minister of foreign ' affair*, made a short speech welcoming the member* of the court, the Agents and the counsel. Tho meeting was purely formal. Credentials were presented and the court orgunin-d by the election of Baron de Courcelles as president It was decided to meet at 11:30 a. ru. each day and to sit for four hours and a half daily, thu meetings, to lw open to members of the press to whom card* should be issued. The court then adjourned until the 4th of April In order to examine the printed arguments of tbe United States and Great Britain; which were presented. These printed ar­ gument* are to be submitted to the Amer­ ican congress and to the British, parlia­ ment probably, next week, and then to be made public. Later the members were presented to President Carnot. DEATH BY THE FLAMES. Cleveland, March 24.—Shortly after IS d'clock yesterday the large brick apart­ ment house on Prospect street, k^own aa the "Morgan,” caught fire and in a short time was a mass of flames. There was con­ siderable delay in sending in an alarm. Five Lives Last, One a Baby. There were rumors that many of tho forty people in the building had perished, but Lt is now definitely known that but five lost their lives, as follows: Mrs. Mnry Abbey, widow of tho late Judge Abbey; Mrs. P. G. Somers, a blind woman; Mrs. Emma Somers, her stepdaughter; Mrs. F R. Hunt, daughter of Mrs. Emma Soman, and Percy Hunt, her son, aged 18 months Mrs. Hunt, who lives in Brooklyn village a suburban town, was visiting her rela­ tives whan tho terrible event occurred The blind woman was terribly burned’ while the others died from suffocation' The baby boy was alive when taken from the building, but died four minutes after being rescued. - Sfkinofixld. Ilk, March27.-ln accord ance with the instructions of Lieutenant Governor Gill Attorney General Moloney has instituted suits in the Sangamon dr­ cult court against the ex auditors of publin tccuunra. The two first are against exAudiiors ot I’ublic Accounts Charles E. Uppeticouand Charles)/*. 8wtem and their buiKlsmen. who reside in this city. I lie t»ul:s are notions in debt, mid ure lo re coyer 47U.UX) in msurauce fdwa!!.*gcd to be illegally withheld by the auditors. GENEVA, III., March Sk—Tbf jury In the Vera Ara cue retumed n verdict yester­ day, in couwqnvuce of which Mis* Avm otherwise known cuAnn O’Delia Dirs th Bar, will serve two year* iu itiepenitem- hr Ute deretulMt wltbont a murmur, «|. Stanford, Ky.. Mart * terrible thouah the bad eridenUy expected u, te cyclone swooped down the suburban . acquitted. . ____________ Shu was accused uf stealing town ut Kov/lauiL’J'uurtday night at 11J.5 J JU) Irani a lady frireid. ni» .ts Is la Wertiag Order. ting thoold couple in the puorbonse. aud Last fall quite a Dumber of engiuren were sent from Iowa to Escanaba. All of tbnm have returned. Maple Center people have t-ent t0 Washington a petition for the «-^tubli*b> ment of a postofflee in tlieir town. A Friaad Ipducnd Mr to try Hill’s Pile Pomade, whieh 1 did with more than satisfactory results, at one package has wrought a complete < ure after 15 years of suffering. .1 advise all suffer­ er* from piles to try what 1 believe Lt the only positive cure for plle^- Hili'* Pile Pomade. Chas. 4ndekm>x. t»?mbu^ Remember it is the only remedy .sold with a printed guarantee with <ach park­ age. Price 31.oo, six for 35.00. ~By mail. For sale by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. A. IL Col born, a intnber dealer of Michigan City, rI purehated Ind., ha* 32,009,000 feet of lumber at Menonjlnre; At a largely attended ci!Irens' meet­ ing Dundee people rated lo accept the charter as prepared by the village attoroey. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria. At the Republican judicial ennventfou in the tw« uty-third dbtrii*: Main J. Connie, of Au Sable, was non;i:a«d for Circuit Judge. The firm of Holland Graven Co . ol^ Fourth AsdstanPustnuwter General Max- the pressure of public -cpinioo wm so p,a in B day., work ,:rong that lbe doctor mlgurf hi* place Buffalo, have purehksed 70,000,000 tret Sunday, even though it was Sunday, for ■ in the university. of lumber from lumberim-n un the Me­ there were uinty-ae ven heads of fourth class i . SmaZZ Parl.H nominee River. postmasters in the basket yesterday more- , v.rrh 2S-YestorMrs. Bruce Watson. Crflir Spring*, ing. Republicans having been removed in .SULLst LLX. ta.. Marek 29 1 rater tbhnutulwrof caws and Democrat* ap- day murolng Oliver Sandera, Being six says: “Whenever 1 un ;ral tired atri pointed. In addition he appointed post- miles from tbi* city, discovered his boura nervous 1 take about seven drop* ft f(wrth ci<o officrs in | tn u got bi. wife Mid wllich there were vncaaclr* caused by death I bAby oul He then returned for tbe re­ Wheeler's Heart and Nerve Cure and 1 prrwignatlou makinn.n even hundred new < majning two children, aged 3 nnd f> rrara, always obtain instant relief. SM by W. potsinasters appointed. Yesterday the ax but oarer returned with them and the । U. Goodyear. with greater speed and tbe result three bodies were taken from the ruins iu Tbe threatened suit between Joe Dowl­ A H,t of about 2U0 appointments of a charred and uorecoKoia able condition. ing and the proprietor of N>b<n¥ Opera f0Urth-claas postmaster*, of which quite a btrge share*are removal*. Senator Vila* House, at Mt. Clemen*, h uS. miuk thin^ Urdy in Wisconsin, some Ma$on Citv, la., March ML—KiiX Bro*.’ tnent having been effected. twenty odd removal* being made in that stock barns were burned last night to­ Tbe new hotel to be erected at Marlette *tate at his request. It i» expected more gether with a number of valuable horses. ’* tbe than a thousand postoflices will be filled Among the animals destroyed was Storm, during tbe coming scuiuh ' finest to be found In any -• ■ ■ who held tbe five-year-old stallion pacing frit. It la to be 85x84 ’ An Old Offlclal to Go. record of the world; Brown John, Red Somewhat of u sensation was caused yes­ | Clay, Edmund C and Remo. Tbe loss uu terday In diplomatic and official circles by the horses alone is over *100,000. the news tliat tn-cretarr Gresham hail called for the resignation of Dr. F. O. St. Clair, chief of the consular bureau of the WAsniXGTOM, March XT.—Th" date ot state department for twelve yean past and final adjournment is apparently nt least tor twenty-eightyean connectedwith the de­ two Weeks off. and it looks as it it would partment in some capacity. Dr. St Clair rays that of course he will comply with be about the 10th of April before the presi­ the request. It can be stated on high au­ dent signifies to the senate that he does not thority that Secretary Gresham thought need to keep it in session any longer and that Dr. St. Clair was standing in the way dissolution of the special session occurs. of changes which he (the secretary) desired to make in the consular service. Secretary Gresham appointed W. G. Faison, of North Carolina, Dr. St. Clair’s assistant, to the ollicts made vacant. Jwse Stringham. 15 jrar« uf arr. w» convicted ot grabbing a rch**’! near Ouondags mme tltut •£<•. *nd w»> *e< off on suspended sentence. Let’s reas-on together. Here** • fi’®« FRANCHISES ARE VALUABLE. one of lbe largr*t the country over, tbe world over; Il ha* grown, step h through the jeer* to creMnc>*-«M 1 Washington. March'*.-An interesting Nashville, March 27.-The penitentiary sell* patent tntdiciuesJ—ughquestion of constitutional law was decided ••That's t-uoughr-bill has passed the house. It had already by tbe United States supreme court yester­ passed the senate, and provides for the Walt a little— . This firm pays the m-wMs;* n day in tbe case off the Monongahela Navi­ purchase of a farm nod building n new money (expensive wort, this adv rtwnf) gation company ngainst the United States. ' peclUntiary: also for tbe purchase of coal to tell tlie people that they have faith » [The company, [under charter "trom the lands and mining uf coal by convicts. what they sell, so much f*lth t.ut if tl I state and at tha Invitation of the general can't benefit or cure they dnut wan government, built a dam to aid tbe naviyour money. xTbelr guarant- - :« not in P aris , March 27. — The senate Monday ffatimi of tbe Monongahela, being given definite and rehjtire. but drbnite •“d elected M. Challemel I'Lacour, the well the right to charge toils to shippers. known statesman aud writer and senator solute—If th* medicine iloesn t help. B*vsr*«d the Lower Court'* Decision. . . Sutowiuentlyuungrws. in order to free from But.cher-du-Khone, president of the money I* “on call.” Suppose evegy sick man ami en rj fee­ navigation fruni provlded for u senate, in place of Jules Ferry, deceased ble woman tried these .j.e purchase and edndemnation of the lock found them worthless, wno would t* .nd dtai. tat .xpreuly prodded ttat p«y. total toould not be rn.de ta tta 1 rtaebire Nk«r Yom. Mwx.bW.-Tta JuarullUa loser, you or they? Tbe medicines are Dr. Pierer * ’ to ebus, toll. The qoeaUoa Invoiced to mor^g mjx th. xaurbbu. are ploulaa Medical Discovery." for b.uml al w«l«. U ta — tuiiipcmuiuoQ ror to M l Ure Prli.ce ‘ ui wa “"'ptotaltou for aud hl. “F.ruilre 1-rrfrupita1- " the franchise must, under the constitution lht of WUil* woman'. Illa. U ttar talr "I,, be paid In advance of acquisition ot the • to Tl,u ,he World** fair. property. Th. lower coun decidX^ | ttay eoalBl.W a boule lb- ramP.a,„d t|11,rourt th,, I THE DEATH RECORD. don't, they cost nothing. decision aud holds that the franchise is!I Fxtxi: Sv.xor. Swwllto.od NotwhU.o Last week Terry Service wr"‘?n 5,rr% property which must be paid for by the • wril and presented J0*n‘h’^.rn;w#. government a| lujoet vglue. 7 , vice consul, at Chicago. S Dexter with the bra-h <* .t ” CU“”- the result of sevural da)» MeadJ m THE ANTAGONIZED SENATORS, A rm, M Govern.,-.’ Appoint.®., UA*HisyoN. March m-tn ths senate yesterday Call denied as absolutely f*I<o. inibe tne statements published ir to 'new.p.ipee, ttat itaMfmtlc Wtotoao. were hfWUU Ltad;«.iowtaBtohu«Ppuntm„ulI WaaHiNGTON, March 27.—The president and cabinet have formally decided that all presidential appointees will be allowed to serve until their commissions expire unless there should be good and sufficient reasons for making other appointments. I ^^7* *l Ooattn J Springs, Mis*. L Waltw W. Allport on. ot th. j dentists of Chirw.y i ,, v, v-uiumo. Rs-aCMk*. " at WUuilng. * "*u— 't Ku StL'tohCKV, ™ ... L'-L rt,;;;;-■ "■ ■ DCS ttatd? ^TtaNew'^k.''^ <ra KrSSSi o-r""1 Mtaruul U’H' Jb- - -— at Muuipelk. in*<>£■« Itoniitnhir.-. bo **r rated n MM.OOO. v u• '. I*, brink _ �CHANCERT SALE. MORTGAGE sale, I ■ pursuance and by virtue of aa order and n>.fault having beetunade In th* condltlop* Of^m^nmor«*gsmad*.by George MoMer decree ot the circuit court for the County of ii 8“u“.“ M.«wr u. f-5 Barry, in cham-cr.-. in.the Mate ot Michigan, m.w'e ttnd dated <m the sistduy of November, A D. tisuin a Serial ncAUM-lheiein pend ng whereT.'rc.b for ttiv'cuPty of Barry and Stereo! hi John ihilUrit is campishumt aud Gottlieb MUhSn. on the <fay of October A.D Zd -. h!i:n. Marti Zuscimtit. the Chicago. Kala5" /..iiiber 31 of iM-rqram.ou pMje »<«.abl i. WMtSwi Nor *•<» is n»-reby ai.eti that I shall sell at du’Krs an-f elghiy-mte cents, and aa attor- public auctt'Hi.to um* tilrto-st bidder, on Naturnev^irc -f tweatr-flve drilara proruledifor dxyrtoe 33.il <ta>- of April, a. I). 1.03 at'ten sml mortgage, aud t suit or proceednip o'ci.-ek lit r‘ic fnmumn. at the north front door iuo r.g been Instituted 10 recover the ot tu« Court hiMi-r In the City of Hastings County mom-.s M'l ared by said mortgage, or any of B irrv whd Sias- of Michl^xn. wiidttourt house part thereof. That on the .-1st d»v of Julj. being tb^ place fur bolding the circuttcourt.fur • .. ■ . 11 -..re xi t hn„* execu e<! ri*- said County of Barry tin* foVowing described property; »tJ: The south ea.*t quarter of lhe »oulti west quarter of section seven In town bmr nort-'i. range hewn «c>t atol containing forty acres . f .Uunv«irurc or I,**-: aud ei>u>:nt<ncing at the north «*vt corner of the north wwt quar­ v as duiv r cord'-^l hi tlte office of tbe regta- ter of the north writ quarter, of section twentyt r -i deed-of Barrv County on Ibe tat <tay <d two and running from thuix-e south forty rods, V i -«i. iu lib -r •?J of niortgnara, page Sta. toeoro west twenty rod<, thence no^h forty No.', therefore. Jo virtue ui the power uf rod*. theniM east twentr rod* to the place . rontam-il in said mvrtc«.->. and the uf iM-gianing. cmitaltunx five acres ot land, this ■ mp;:.-tn tueh ras= m.rie an.i provided, not're also t>< In: iu to vn four imrth.range seven iveM Dated itavtli-.gv. MkU March 7tb. 1633. J -r.-by given that on Saturday the FliKD W. Wai.kkk. 1 >,.r i' .'.av uf June. A. D.. taic. at u-n Circuit Court Commhstonrr. lnt:;e forci»wn. 1 slmll M-ll at puMIfc Harry County. Mich. ! •>. t « the highest bidder, at the north AtX<NZi> E. Kknanton. front •lewrof tbe Court n«"b«e la the City <»f tmlii W»r f «r Comt'tamaut. Ita-t.v.gs. .that being th" (.fare wirtt-.the Clr( i ..uf.'(or Bam'County ta hidden', the , —m!s<*s described iu arid mortgage, except PROBATE ORDER. i, 4 heretofore released, or *0 much thertof State of Mlehltnui. County of Barry—». ’ .... -. uy be necessary to n.»v the amount Ai x set«lou of the Ftobate Court for the due said mortgage, with 10 percent, interest ,i_c al! Inml corns, together FUJI an attorneys County <>f Barry .*<>fdeu at the Probate Office, in tno city of t!a«1 I iibs , iu said county, ou f.-e of twenty-five dOftars eoveluintcn lor therein.' the premises being described WMuesdar. the yjnd day of March. In the in said mortgage as all ttJOre certain pieces year one thousand eight hundred aud ninety Hirer*. .ml parcels of land situate tn the township Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of . . fb-t^ nnd Orangeville ,in the county of !U:rv;ind state of Michigan, and known and Probate. In the matter of the estate of William C .*.-.rllwd 1-#.follows: l,.ti.umber four (<• village of Cloverdale. Johnson, deceased. On reading anti fidiig the petition dulv verged Hxi rv Countv. Michigan; also twenty-five acres .s* ttie north'part of the cast one-half of the of P. W. Bur-ess. administratorot said estate, . ,:ii cast quarter of section twenty three (23) praying that tor reasons therein set forth that r,.u n t wo .21 north of range ten GO) west, except he may tie licensed to sell tbe real estate of a -trio eight rods (f) north and South and twen­ sal t deceased as lu said petition de^crltK-d. Thereupon it ta ordered, that Friday, tbe ty rods (20) east and west tn the south east cor Uth day of April, A. D.tm. at nine o'clock In the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said Hiram M. Chase. Mortgagee, petition, and that tho heirs at law of said deceas­ rmi.tv T. Comikovf. ed. and all other persons Interested In said Attorney tor Mortgagee. estate, are -required to appear nt a session of ah-1 M.ircti 4tfi. tS«3. said court, then to be hoklen at the Probate office, hi ta** city of Hastings, in saldwounty. and snow causa. If any there be, wliv the prayer MORTGAGE SALE. • of the petitioner may not be granted. And IM-i'ilt having been made in the conditions it ta further ordered, that said petitioner give i .t , certain mortgage made by Patrick St John notice to the jhtsoiis Interested tn said estate, Mary T. G.^iyear. dated July 17th. A. D.. of the pendency of said petition, nnd the hear­ • ■ ■ Hid rcconled lc the ol'cr ot the register of ing thereof tiy cawing a copy ot this order to be ■■ . D.fvr the ccninty of Barry and Mate of puoltaheit in the Hastings BaAskr a news­ paper printediand circulated In said County of ■ . .-an. 011 the idllt d.ay of July. A. !>.. I*uo. A’.t . r 33-4 mortgagrs. uu page 157. on wb:« ii Barry once in each week for three successive . 'ge there I’ claimed to be dne at the date weeks previous to said day of hearing. CIIAHI.KS W. AKM.STRONO, • .:lre the kuin of eighty -one d dlar* aud (A true copy) Judge of Probate. . • !trer:>t«. and an attorney's tee of fifteen '. 'lai -provided foe tn <a:d nortgagr. and no •■r proceedings a: law harms oem Institu. . • rosier the mon'-ys secured by said : oranr part thrns.f. Now. therefore. 1 v ><:-ueof the no«er of »nl<« contained In said age. ami the vtatuta In ■»urb case made That nioije ills result from an . < i r<nidesi. tmtire Is hereby given that 00 •• dt.r Uv tlies lghth day of %?ril. \ D 1*33. at Unhealthy Liver than any. . <■ si.lt In tbe torenoub. 1 shallaelt at publk* s";try8tort»;iy the nuh t»>r • r--’. and ail legal costs; together with <<••■ 5 j.-,. ,>( fifteen dollar# coveuaniirrein, tin* premises Iwdng d<-wribed lortr'iiuv ;l* nil that certain lot. piece and : kind >:t.mt- tn tlie township of Hope, county ot lUrrv aud State of n. and known and describe*! as follows; ■nth ea«t quarter of the north w««t qnar.••-loti thlrit -n 13] town two [2? north • r. :i -.-entv. ■ ■ GooDTl.vtt. M . Mortgagee. .noniHjr for NortMCt led January 7tb. ;*9X MORTGAGE SALE. Whereas, default has been inadH in the pay­ 1: >f th- money secured by a mortgage elated <!nv of September, In<5, executed by Arth.ir D. Hughes. Sarah D. Hughes, his wife. Hui- -rt C. Strong and Emma Strong, his wife,of t’.arrv County. Michigan, which said mortgage was n-c'«nlrd In the office of the register/ of tlre.1- of the county ot Burry, in liber Z) of mortat pages ‘.‘t and 23 on the 3d day of Oc­ t.' Im.5. at t:;» o’clock p. m. And. whereas, tla - ;i.t mortgage has been duly assigned by the s.;hl Waiter Dickson to John A. Robertson. t>y assignment Iwaring date 29tii SejQembt r, !K4». an.; r.-«-ob<ied In the office of register ot deeds of said County of Barry, on the-*7th day of Februat :o o’clock a. tn. iu liber 30 of mort­ . at page 424. and the same is how owned urn. Aud whereas.lhe Amount claimed to ■r.i • on said mortgage at lhe date this notice Is the sum of A»toO0 of principal and interest, and the furth.rn of $.v»nd as an attorney fee stipulated >u said mortgage, and which Is the whole >unt claimed to be due on said mortgage. or proceeding has been instituted at law to recover the debt now remaining seeffred In -aid mortgage, or any part thereof whereby the power ot sale contained in said mortgage ha- become operative. . Now. therefore, notice Is heveby given, that by virtue of the said power of sale, and tn perauanco of the statute.in sncti case made and provided, tin1 "Old mortgage will lw foreclosed by a sale <4 the premises therein described, at public auction, to lhe highestOlddeMat the front door of the court house in Hastings. In said County <•! Harry, on the 3d day of June, next ut ten in the forenoon of that dsv: which said premises are described In said mortgage as fo(low s, to-wit; ‘ . Commencing at the north weit corner of f. LBlake’s lot In tbe village “of Irving, County of Barry and State of Micnlgxn. tuid running from thence east or In an easterly direction along the north line of lots heretofore wintered nnd to the liigliw ay crossing the race and east of tbe lot or kind deeded to Km.' Baldwin, and trom said highway in a south easterly direction on the .‘■uith itne of the raceway, to intersect thopond; thence on and along lhe westerly line of said por.l In a northerly direction to the dam. and from thence following the center of the Thorn­ apple river to a pol.«t directly north of Hie point of starting, aud from said point south to the place of beginning, containing ten acres more or les#: aud all on section thirty-one in town four north, rang" nine-west excepting from the above all streets and highways now lav, full; thereon. Also the undivided one-half of ■ the following: Commencing at a point fiftytwo feet six inches west and twelve rod-, three feet amt three Inches north of the south­ east corner of the northwest quarter of section thirty-one, town four north ol range nine west; running from thence west eight rods; thence northto'the center of the Thornapplc river: : hence east eight rods, thence south to ptace of beginning. It Is expressly understood that ibis last described premises Is all the premises, mill prtvll-ge and right* of flowage, owned by Alonzo E. Gardner and Frank Campbell and constituting the late firm. Gardner. ( nmpbell & Co., of Irving, hint that this mortgage ta intend­ ed to cover the undivided one half of all viglits of said Gardner. Campbell & Co., together with tbe perpetual right to the water p*wer,b*ck water, fhwage and mill privileges 1',ea£ri,’«f above w ith the roller flouring mill and all mid fixtures therein now standing or hereafter to be erected and pl:i.-«.d upon *sld premises includ­ ing both of above destcrlptloM. John A. Robkrtson, • Aaslfl----Chas. H Bkukh. Attorney. Dated, Hastings. March 1st. 1833. : ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In the matter of the estam of Esther M. Penn<NotireC?s!herel'y given that I shall sell at public auction to tne Highest bidder, on Friday the 21st «lav of April. A. D.. iMfl. at ten o'clock. In the forenoon at the late residence of tbe late Esther M. Pennock, on section sixteen herein de»erib«Mi. n 'h ’ townahlp of Barry. Jo the county;«***"»*. In tbe state of Michigan. P'*™’*?* RIh license and authority granted to me on the 8 h day of March. A. D. W>3. by the Probate court of Barry counter. s!u,i estate, right, title and ccaseJ of. In and to the real csUte 1 being in the county of Barry In the s ate of Miclitgau. knjwn amt desenbod as follows. “iTm south west quMter. cept one and ona-half acre* off lh*,S?V, . cjmor. The south ‘^n east .[uartereast of »be highway w«U«nse* tees, school 1-t number four, sect on in town one (1) north range nine <»> w«t. Ajao commencing fourteen rods west of tlm center or m-< -J.m twenty-eight. T. I. N. IL »• I**®®? west four rods, thenre sonih l« t?**aoC four rods, thence north 15 rods to Um P»« or beginning. Also commencing ** the north corner of lot 38 In lhe village ul county. Mich., thence ‘““S? co feet. Hienee wratflO feel, ibence north ->J feet * >»■*>• '»’■1 'ICTulTox. Administrator. Dated. March Sth, ISA The Pinta*and Nina. Colnmlius caravels, U.e urt.dulrt, B.rawv vessel* arrived in that regina about 400 years ago. ’ The Pass Christian auieldes, W. B. Mil­ ler nnd Alma Nunuemacher, were buried at Milwaukee side by side. Pope Leo cornmllU-d his voice to tbe wax cylinder of a phonograph In a message to President Cisvelaud spoken in Latin. I (Louis Kaixfnaude, a drunken bartender of St Louis, shot and instantly killed Scott Jones au.l Cora Thompson. He had pursued a colored boy,who had beaten him nt cards, into Scott's house where the shooting took place. Queen Victoria has started for Italy, where she will spend lhe next mouth or so - By the bursting of a mold In Manhall’s foundry. Pittaburg, Patrick Moore was fatally burned, Joseph Shaffer was seri­ ously Injured, and Michael Murphy and three others were badly burned. Governor Northen, of Georgia, has an­ nounced that ho will be iu the rnce for Senator Colquitt’s seat next year. . The carriage and wagon workers of Bos­ ton have made a demand for nine hours work and ten hours pay on and after March 27, and threaten to strike if not ac­ ceded ta Denmark allows every subject, male or female, who is 60 years of ago a small pension. Bishop John P. Newman, of Omaha,who has been delegated by the house of Metho­ dist Episcopal bisbops to make the biennial visitations to the South American missions ' belonging to that denomination, has statted on bis long trip, sailing from New York with his wife un the Pacific Mail com­ pany's steamship Colombia. The Big Four yards switchmen's •‘trike came to an end by the switchmen declaring the strike off unconditionally. Republicans ot Rhode Island have nomi-' tinted Edwin R. Allen for governor. The Prohibitionists put up David S. Baker. Michigan Central l&U l« gfiliE CURE SICK “ HEAD ACHE rre&srag ^rientific American Cures Constipation HASTINGS BANNER and . New Yo^r Tribune, Mops Such resurrection round with blood in thair . park of artillery strapped around theii walsta. William Puroell was killed aud John Morgan, WUliam Janies. David Davis Jr., and nn unknown were fatally wounded by an cxpluMkp of gas in Oak Hill colliery, near Minenwille, Pa. Matthew P. Dendy, United States dis­ trict judge, jdfatric*. of Oregon, i* dead at Portland. 1 LESSON I, SECOND QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 2. Izuon, Hath, xxvtli. 1-10. Monday, March 27.' Governor piortheu, Northen, of Georgia, i* is said to contain# ' ’ * *bccomdropping politics and ing a Ch an missionary. Ridge wa Griffith, the well-known turf* man of Ne York, has succeeded to an estate in E d nnd is now the Marquis of D ’ Rev. la Smail vigorously denies that he is parad a Georgia village with a pocket full 'guns.” He says be hasn't gone arouu aince he was born. Theau court of Missouri has handed down decinion making it illegal for miners, lu berrnen, and other employers of labor to $m?1 their men to |ake their pay throu ,e medium of “trv^k stores." Juli.F of Atlanta, who murdered her two era some time ago, is dying in jail in spl ot every attention given her by her bro era, whom she refuses to see. I। I The Comercial ______________________________ National bank of Nashrille, has sfispcnd&l. The cause of the sus­ pension ...... the failure two day* ago of. Dobbins Dazey. It is believed the depositors 1 lose nothing. Ex-Rep tative 11, W. Dunham, of Chicago, filed a bill for divorce, alteging script grounda. The navy department is thinking of hav­ ing the *hltc squat Iron” (tainted black, as whitefajtoo much trouble to keep look­ ing well fojr war ships. Somebody in the Minnesota legislature has Introduced a bill to compel Chinese to wear their “shirts" .inside their "pants." William; Peterson, a miller of Chicago, while on n visit to n Louisville relative went to tfaj cemetery there and kneeling by the grnkes of four of his children shot himself doul. Insane probably. Abraham Lincoln’s tomb at Springfield, li'iv tor The Chicago base Ixvll club has) left for Ills., is in such a condition of disgraceful the south io begin,the preliminary work of ' neglect that the papers of the stalo are rtfci-, the season! tating the matter very vigorously. As we are to have but four lessons in the book of Job it seems a pity to lose one of them; but it seems best for many reasons to choose the Easter lesson, as resurrection is tho consummation of the work of re­ demption, and for it the enlightened be­ liever must most ardently look and long. One word as to Job and his story. Ho was as real a person as Noah or Daniel. See Exek. xtv, 14, 20, and Jas. v, 11. The open­ ing chapters teach the personalty of the devil and his hatred of the righteous, and also that he cannot lay a finger upon tbe righteous without God’s permission. Math, xxvlil, 1, “In the cud of the SabIjath, as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week, came M ry Magdalene and the other Mary to we toe sepulcher.” The great atonement hail been made; the sacrifice had been offered which was typifled in the burnt offerings which Job of­ fered for his children (Job I, 5), and in all sacrifices from the days of Adam. God had made Him to be sin for us who knew no sin that we might be made the right­ eousness of God in Him (II Cor. v, 21). He bad suffered the just for the unjust—made a curse for us (I Pet. iii, 18: Gal. ill, 13). And now, having made full and complete satisfaction for the sins of lhe whole world. Ho hail, according to His own word, been three days in the tomb as to His body (Mnth. xvl. 21; xvii, 23; xx, ID). But He had said that He would rise again the third dny, and if these loving women had been out and out believers they would not have gone to the. tomb looking for His body. Mary of Bethany, who anointed Him be­ forehand for his burial, waa the only one who seemed to understand His words. 2. “And, behold, there was a great earth­ quake, lor quaac, for me the augci angel ox of iuu the ixjtu Lord aeeccniiea descended from henven nnd came nnd rolled back the stone from tho door and oat upon It.” When He died the earth did quake nnd tbe nxk. twl (xxrltin): When Uw law w„ Th.* renj< Sinai the whole mount quaked Ex-Governor Oglesby has declined tho order wciu —. . ---------------... . .. greatly (fit. xlx, IS), and when he ahall trusteeship of the Soldiers’ and Sailors' Or­ caused another great rush „.n of »r grain ..rein into l...n ran„ w.ln h 1. wrltren. >»«. morel phans' home at Normal, Illa, saying that Metaico from .the United States. | shake not the enrth only, but also Leaven, he was “too lazy forltnch work." • M.rvmi-w. ol Howard county M.I.. tb„tlllo«= tbinrr. whicb cannot K- .l.nkra other cause-indigestion. Consti­ Breaks in the levees at Stockton, Cal., fl« may rwmin-rHcb.rdl, ».«). In Murk pation, Headache, Biliousness, during the high water of the last few days I xrl. 3,It Usald that tbr women woodend in the inundation of 35,030 n>« ma.tdo ot Jn;an will jont 1.1, .Idrtt I U.„„M roll lho mr but lvll„, nnd Malaria usuallx* attend it. have resulted of reclaimed land, causing a loss ' 57 f I1”*.Vh,e"‘!° 77‘“.*’’i they KOt to tbe tomb they found the Dr. Sanford’s Liver InvigoratOT' ,0cr<H lieu TlJt is nnlv only 14 14 years old, bnt but • roll *» I ftWay roughly estimated nt #],Olk\(kXi. tit'ii the prince nririrc la VMira nfrl. jsa VCgCta|j]e specific for Liver he kttowwhow to take care of himself and j M. AlexjetT, inQyurof Moscow. was shot 3.1 “His countenance was like lightning Disorders and their accompayiv- fatally by a nihilist who had been chosen is quite til to travel without n gunrclim. - | and1 Lta raiment white as snow.” When ClmrhU Boerschert, a traveling wiles­ do the work. ’ing evils. It cures thousands ■by lot to.......... Jesus was transfigured His face did shine ................ ., ... m«» inui Mllwuuk™, tell Iu h ill »t Bui-i Au Israelite, named ilanucah, is in as the sun. and His raiment was white as why not be one of them? Take trdhbh* nt Chicago on tbe charge that he j ondiiaM the t|l0 i|gilt (Muth, xvii, 2). In our resurrec। , <m , . way...to tbe .. hospital.! ■ . । vi'c Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator. bus •.•■-ibren —.*'fraudulently »..ire«.i.— collecting ii—..1.......money loney for forj ! The ■ ■|Mjdjl ■■ .s ,V(. >ha • •|] ’ •1m, lik(. Hifn for rheFrench 1 rbiichlegation legationat atWashington, U aslnngton. ha* U(JI1 Your Druggist will supply you. tbe '‘relief of the Jews in Persia" and „ap...of...an embassy. .. “ j ••Then shall the righteous shine forth as r ,' been raised to the rank ’ is said ' ‘ 1 Bacon |k (Ttvseldine, deniers in iron and the sun in the kingdom of their Father” plying the wtinc to his own uses. It *.Lat he has collected i'tOO.OlO in this way. coke at (hnclnnuti, have failed. (xiii, 411). Then shall wo understand the A sensatiofi was created at Des Moines,, Oswald Ottendorfcr, the veteran editor j glory of Adam nnd Eve before they fell, In..by ex-I)eputy State Auditor S. F. Stew- ,of the New York Stunts ZoiluDg, is scri- and, what it was they lost which lhey tried ” The Niagara Falls Houle.” I vainly to replace by fig leaf aprons. God art commencing .1 libel suit for LcavyMam- ousiy ill with stomach trouble. age-, from James M. Pierce, of. The down | a Youngstown, O., blonde began eating ' is clothed with light (Pa civ, 2), and man Stations. Homestead, because ot the publication in rcasftsl coffee in order to change horcom- ■ made in the imaguof God must have been* tbe Iowa Capital of n sarcastic letter writ- |UQ to a.brunette. She now ents a pound a • clothed with light ia.m.lp.m jp.m.lnmi.jam ten by Pierce about Stewart. RASTwann. J day mid fcannot break herself of tbe habit. j 4. "And for fear of him the keepers did 1 7.4x4 2-Hi G^llI.MAl 9.30 H-tsriNiis........... shake and liecame ns dead metyr 'When The University of Cambridge. England, ' which israpidly killing her. Stations. light from heaven fell upon Saul and has < i nferred the degree of ductor of scl-I By Gqvernot Markham's approval tbe . the --------------------------------------r-----------------renceon Professor Rudolph Virchow, tbe ' tiro state pi isons M California will release bis comimniuns they were afraid (Acts xxii. |a.m.la.m.(p m.|p.ni.lp.m ■ Xl 3.M; 8.3711X021 ■).«! 1.00 celebrated German pathologist and an-' over 1,000 convicts on parole, many being ' 0)- Holy Daniel nays that all his cotnelitbrcpologint . 1 desperate thugs. j n<*« was turned to corruption, and theM. A. GILLMAN. 1zm!»1 Agent. HasUnr The com- ' The five-story brick building, 124 and 120 men who were with him fled to hide them­ * MV British warship Undaunted, V llUiVUUkTI, LUU)* * -* * ■ Jefferson avenue. Detroit, occupied by I (Dan. x. 7.8). Jeb says that tbe mandofby •‘Fighting Charley” Beresford, tof of God made mode him to loathe himself Xvent aground nt Alexandria and was got Snedlcor & Halawa, manufacturers of ten off with two compartments filled with I Ixx.ta apd “hoes, was destroyed. Loss,■! ani1 «mu repent in dust mid and ashes (Job xlii, 0). 6). i When Jesus shall come in His glory there water. • tl50,’)00. | W.u„.. M. laiwta - Clark, V.«.. president of U1 the W. 1 ’ll1, >» " *>«•• ‘T on th- pon ot .11 Ci™. Falcons are being trained in Russia to I Colonel "J~ . 11.. — 1 carry messages, and are said to be superior ’ LouUvlll.- Jock.T dub. Mrlou.1. i.Jurwl I o«te'UnK.xUy to tbv ™k» iu>a mountain, •• '•friend, -»-J • Edwin ■ ’Ferguson, • -----... ot. j to fall on them nnd hide them from the to carrier pigeons. liis president tho Kentucky Rifle company, while carry­ fikceof lhe lannb whom they have rejected ing out a wager Involving a show of (Rev. vi. 15, 10). Carlylt W. Harris has been taken to strength at Louisville. 5. “And the angel answered and said Sing Sing, where he will be catelectrizwl, unto the women, Fcnr^iot ye, for I know if nothing happen* to prevent it LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. that yd seek Jesun, which wna crucified.” While unbelievers may well be afraid and The Allen line steamer Pomeranian, Chicago. trt-DTble, there is nothing but comfort for which on her hist previous trip was struck the feeblest one wTto honestly seeks a once Chicago. Match 25. by a tremendous sea that killed ber cap­ Following were tbe quotations on tho crucified Jesus. The one that cotneth shall tain and drowned eleven of her passengers Bek HMdacho and relim all tbe trouble* fool* and crew, was sighted 300 miles southeast board of trade today. Wheal—March, opened be in nowise (under no consideration) cast of Cape Sable iu distress again from 76c. closed 70(c; May, opened 78%. closed 7IW4; out (John vj. ST). “Come unto me. all ye July, opened 73fac. closed 73c. Corn—March, smashing a piston. She has arrived safdly opened 40H". eloeel 40M,N May. opened 42%c, that labor ami are heavy laden, and I will at Halifax. N. S. cloaed 4i;«c; July, opened closed 42%c. give you rest” (Math. xi. 28). Make a study The Princess ot Wales aud her children Oats-May. opened 31)fo, closed 3W$c: June,* of the “fear note” from Gen. xv, 1. to Rev. July, opened 3U*«c, i, 17, and surely.your heart will say: “The have been to see the ;x»pe nnd were gra­ opened 31Hc. closed closqd Pork-May. opened >17.07)4. dosed ‘lutnl is my lightandmyaalvntion. Whom ciously received, and with royal honors. $17.7214: July, opened >17.7SH. closed >17.63)4; Besffscha yet Carter** Little Liver PtllS «r® The “Old Guard" survivors of the 300 September, $17.70, dosed >17.65)4 Lard—May. hhall I fear?” 6. “He is not here, for He is risen na He Tenting Ulla annoying complaint, while they also who voted steadily for Grant for a third opened >11.40. closed >11.43. said. Come, see the place where the Ixird correctall dlacrdani ot tho a'omach^Unjntata the term will meet at n banquet nt PhilndelLive Stock: Tho prices at the Union Lrer and regutato the txnral*. Krea U they only Shia April 25 Sixty-five of lhe lOtl arc Stock yards today ranged os follows: lay,” It always ha* been nnd always will ead. Hogs— Estimated receipts for tho day 18,030; be just as He has Mid. Why did they not Mother Mandelbnum, tbe notorious New quality fair, market moderately active on believe His word? Why do we not believe packing and alii ppi ug account. and His word? All prophecy that has been York “fence," is dead. the prices were steady and unchanged fulfilled has been fulfilled to the very let­ 'Eight girls and six men eloped from • Acba they would bo almost priceless to these who suiter from this dlstroxlng complaint; butfortu- Anna, Ills. Among them were two daugh­ ••ales ranged nt >1.751X7.00 pigs. 80.0037.43 ter—not in any figurative sense, but literlight. >7.10^74*1 rough packing. >7.2U37.5*> xutaly tha!r good not* d o«s n o tend hereAnd t how all* and exactly. And so shall it be with who once try t hem will find theno 1! iUo plUa vatu- ters of Sergeant-at-Arms Coleman, of the mixed, ami >7.3j&7.<U heavy packing and die yet nnfulflllett ablo In no many way a that they will not bo wit- Illinois sei.hte, and a man namwl Henry shipping lots. Ung to do without them. But attar allaick head S. Barnes, who were arrested at St. Louis. 7. “And go quickly and tell His disciples Cattle—Estimated receipts for the day The others nre supposed to be en route to 2,(XkX>; quality only fain market rather that lie iiTrisen from the dead.” If l^hrlst slow and work; prices -XtlOc lower; quota­ be not risen we are yet In our sins, nnd our Chicago. The great combine of sole leather tanners tions ranged at $5.40ao.2u choice to extra faith is vain (I Cor. xv, ID, but He is risen, 84.<X>44.40 fair to good. $3.fi.>33.'.<5 common to nnd “There is therefore now no condemna­ la the bane of co many llvno that horota where bus been nearly, completed. It will be in- medium do. >3.5034.30 butchers steers, $2,503 tion to them that are in Christ Jesus” wamake <mr great boast. Our pills euro it while cprporated in New Jersey with a capital 3.40 rtockera. $3JA34.00 feelers. >'.0003.50 (Rom. vili. 1, 34). The work laid upon all <Xttrt^'*DLltUo Liver PU1* are very small and stock of 175,000,000. cows. $3.0K3UM hfcifera. >Sjri®3.75 bulls. Marengo, I IL, is excited over the disap >2.4034.35 Texas steers, and $3.0 <37.25 veal' sucli Is to “Go quickly aud tell" to the ends of the earth. The question from pearancx* of Dann Stevens, who left home calves. pirn Ini hr u-ir ,>«.■» pl—•*a ’>>« a few days ago with considerable inodey. • Slieep—Estimated receipts fur the day 9.0B; Henven is, •'Whom shall I send, aud who usatbom. Is vtetart 25 cents: At# for IL Sold quality fair, market fairly active and prices will go for.us?" Let our answer I*. "Here Fears of foul play are entertained. I sin I; send me” (Isa. vi, 8). Pierre, S. D., has discovered tbe fire bug unchanged, quotations ranged at 84.<X*3k3> CARTER KEO!CINE CO., New YoriG tier 10) lbs westerns. >3.503 '-W natives, and 8. "And they departed quickly from the SMALL PILL. SMAIL DOSE. SMALL PRICE that devastated half tbe citv by a serie* of 84.5O3d.25 lambs. sepulcher with fenr and great joy. and did fires about a year ago in the person ot Produce: Butter—Fancy e-parator, 29c per run to bring His disciples word,!’ There Mrs. Delilah Thompson, of Highmore, who lb; fancy dairy, 2d327; packing <-tnok. 12314c. is a fenr that is not inconsistent with great Scientific Aaerlcu has been arrested. Eggs-Fresh stock. 14Hc per dox. Dressed joy. We are, belug saved, to work out our Poultry—Chickens. 1214313c. per Hr. turkeys, Acency for Satnrday, .March 25. 13QI5C- ducks. HH3l2fac: geese, $i. *>4pLOO snlvntiou with fenr and trembling (Phil, A receiver has l>een appointed for the per dot. Potatoes—Burbanks. 756X78 per bush­ if, 12), evidently in no sense a fear of losing Southern Land and Lumber company ut el: Hebrons. 731375c per bush <1: Peerless, 7 3 our snlvatioq, but n fenr h-st We, grieve Dry Run, Ark., on nppiication of tbe 72c; Rose. 70372c. Sweet Potatces-Fajr to such n Saviour nnd dishonor His holy Cotn-■' name. The fear of these women whk probchoice. $3,7521.50 per barrel. Apples—tompresident, A. C. Foster, of Chicago. 1. fair r^i. to good. I1 . . ...... .* . num rtock. $2.i|i©.22!. |>cr barrel: Dobbins & Dazey, cotton factors nt Nash­ 83AM33.UJ; fancy. $8.25. Honey-White clover ably an uwe at wbnt bail happened, nnd ville, with branches at New Orleans, Mem­ in i-lb sections, ITgjtEc per In; broken comb. they were full of joy because He whom CAVEATS, phis, St. Louis and other citles,havu failed, IHr. dark comb, gojd condition liX31lo; ex­ lhey songht was nllve. TRADE MARKS, D. “And they went lo tel! His disci tracted. 628c per lb with liabilities at |<00,00& ' DESIGN PATENTS, plea, behold, Jesus met them, saying. All COPYRIGHTS, etoJ One of tbe unfortunates who .suffered bait A nd-they came and'held Him by tho heavy losses by tbe failure ot Che Western New York. March 27. Wheat—No. 2 red flrm but fairly active; feet nnd worshiped Him.” A little earlier Trust company, of which ex-Senntor In­ on this day He refused to allow Mary Mag­ galls was president, is E. W. Howe, tbe May.76 5-163T6?jc: July. 77.’-l<ia7tMc- Rye­ the public by a nouco given free of chanto in tho Quiet but steady: wratern. WzttSJe. Burley— dalene to touch Him because He hail nut Atchison author and editor. Quiet and firm: state. 01'3**: western. itKWMc; Michael Bailey has been appointed su­ No 1 Toronto, D23'«c; No. 2 do, 83338c then ascendrti, so that between the meet­ perintendent of public buildings at Chi­ Corn-No. s drm aaa dull: May. <9((4a4ic; ing with her nnd with these women he Larswt circulation of any •etroUfic paper tn the Jttly.495-WOt9)4.;!Na 2. 523»3H..-, ataamer* must have ascended and refurned. as no cago. mixed. 51c. Outs—No. 2 dull, lower: May, doubt He did. many times during those Schweinfurth, the Rockford bogus utes forty days bisfoye His last and visible as­ «iab, it is reported. Is soon to move bis •«))4^3fl)yx July, Jdfac; state, 36J42WC. west1-iuwmKKS, Jlil Broadway. Now lot* City. • rn. Pork—Dull, but easy: new cension till He Shfli come again. “heaven" to AspeD. Cold. inwS. JlN.7iJ319.iM; old mm. fliiJUQte.U. 10. “Then sold Jesus unto them. Be not Connecticut’s per capita mortgage in­ Lard—Quiet and . nominal, atcaui-reudered. afraid: go tell myjirethren that they go debtedness is >107, as compared with >170 MLOk into Galilee, and there shall they sec me.” in Kansas, >144 in Massachusetts and >23in Live Stock: Cattle—Trailing openM firm Another “fear not,” and this time from e.-fcw.r™. ciszrstftwtstew Tennessee. nnd fully lUepcr kv ibe higher, but the tluec Jesus Himself. Hee His unchanging love A strike of spinners in Manchester, Eng­ waa dull and barely aUady. p.M>rvM tn beat to those diM-iples. Although Peter had native atcers. $4.m%( A&.)4 p^-r t xi Ii»; bulls an t land, which liegan five month ago nnd <by cowa. SLO-Xst.iu. Steep and tamb-<- denied Him, and all hail forsaken Him, stopped 15.000,GV spindles, has been settled Sheep Brin and n shade stronger: iambs in de­ yet He says “my brethren.” and the mes­ on a compromise and lhe people will go to mand at an ndvan.-r of 14c ;ier lb; th-rp. >•.<« sage through Mary Mugdalvni- fa. “Say work Monday. 3dA» per Itu li>»; Uunte, Hog(- unto them. I ascend unto My Father nnd per l<)i Ibr Tire at Denver destroyed the Sutamit Market f.rnu Ute bugs. .your Father, and to My God and ypur < i<x| .ililwilukee. Seed and Feed company’s building, and (John xx. ID. And, according to Mark, Mm.wavkkz. March killetl Fred l’ierrepont,a tireman. also bad­ xvi, 7, there is a special message to Peter, Wbeat-CMh. May. ly wounding three otb«ra lhe one who denied Him. Our risen and SantJoncs and another Georgia rever- No. 3 white. Sft*; Na ;i. 3-Hc. exalted Jesus is today tbe very same »nd are representing the Methodist and 1.54c. No. 2, 47)4: May. 57c. Hi Jesus, and whom He loves He loves to Baptist churches militant at Cartersville, 53c bld. rami-les Urm aud active. the cud (Juhn xiil. Ik Do you Know? court holts,* In the city uf Has<l;.it being lit • place where the Barry countyy is bolden), the nomt-nj. me bed In .<a!<l ■— — HISTOBY OF A WEEK. I CONDENSED MipCQ Meat Makes an every-day convenience of an old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes two large pies. Avoid imitations— and Insist on having the NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse. N. T. Detroit, Uuug & Min TIME TABLE. * In effect January 22,1893. Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detroit | Going Bast I GrandRapids East Paris McCord Alto Elmdale Clarksville Lake Odessa Woodbury Sunfield ., Mulliken ' ., Grand Ledge Lv, ,, „ ., .. „ „ „ „ Detroit Lv Howard City Edmore Stanton „ fools Ar Grand L*dge I doing West | Detroit Lansing Grand Lodge Mulliken Sunfield Woodbury Lake Odessa Clarksville j 12 03 Elmdale -; 12 ou Alto 12 16 Rapids 12 38 I M mg ip. m. । i.raiid Ledge M Portland 10 Ionia 12 10 W Howard City Ionia Stanton « rdtnorc • Kvejw day. others week days only, t stop on signal. Parlor cars on all trains between Grand Hanldsand Detroit. Seats 25 cents. Connections made tnUnlon station. Grand Rapids with the Chicago* Wkst • Michigan Railway fob Ulin AGO AND TUB WK8T AND 1'OM MUSK*gon, MANimKK.TBAvr.JWK City. Elk.Bayids. Charlevoix axd- Pbtoskkv. Favorite route to iliesuinmer resorts of northern Michi­ gan. Leave for Manistee and Traverse City .7-JO A. M. and 5 X) P. M. Leave lor chariexolx and Petoskey 7-JO A. M. Parlor cars on day trains and sleepers on ulght trains to Chicago. A^k our agents for further particulars or write to GKOiic.a DxnAVEN.Gen'l Pass*r Ag't, . Grand Rapld^\ Chicago, Halamaioo«Stdiiw . TIMETABLE. In effect September 11.1892. Stations. NOKTH. Kalamazoo Lv.. Eaat Cooper fUebtand June! CtaMsy.... Milo Daitoo .... Cloverdale BbolU Hastings... Coats Grove. Wbodland Woodbury Ijnsing... Detroit Grand Rapids; Stations. Kart Cooper Lt. Rlelitancf June! Cressey .Mito....". Delton .... Cloverdale Shulu......... Hastings. Coats Grove. Woodland Lansing Detroit... Grand Rajdds •Btops on signal only. • t Nos. 5 and 6 will not carry pas«engers unless provided with frelgti’ train permit*. Freight trains will be run at the courenlencs of the company, who reserve the right to change the tlnir of such trains without notire. ■ LEI E' I■ D&MIL^NEJ! Tbcro is nothing like tho Hondacbo, tho Bit Hon, Qlccptoo2nc3t ©□nco,nt3and Hyi RES' �, wife foe um ______________ i«Rd her be **• None c«n doubt hi4 fl»e« । wanUd to kiu a that had been or capacity tor ib» ptae-. It » highly im hlBB qnU, a wh|te. She gave It porunt that good m-n be wired to mi After lbe hj.d a mla<W|or •ueb an office. and the republicans of we tbat barm wW1 tbc weapon city have a good candidate in Mr. Brvox . Bbe opened the door to go In search riUS» KJtr»K« I of him, she beard tbe report of the pistol tbe Boaiince for ma mltall is n mau t»oth de-1 from the barn. Hastening out there she ZZvina ami canable. The «»«<* of city looked in, and <xm!^ not see him. but marshal' I* mort important. He Is tb> heard his groans, ____ and andclambered clamberedupon uponthe the neaee offlx-r of tho city. His duties do -bay from whence 1 rhenee iU the nolee came,—aud uoL. as many seem to think, consist Of found him there lying unconscious. Dr.’s abovelhiK a Huie mud off the cross walks Youngs aud Comfort were Immediately j ut before election. Either we mistakesummoned, --------------- • *but —• -~ could 'J not save him. He the temper of our citizen*, or they have dfed'Tneaday morning aboi t seven^o'd 0’:. had enough of that kind of marshals. Mr. it seems Mr. Northrop had not been Snyder Is a good citizen, faithful in the quite right for some time past, and the re­ dlaebarge ot duty. We believe he would volver had been bidden from him, as bls be a faithful. * consclentions officer, and brother bad taken his own life and Mr. seek'in all respects to do bls sworn duty. .Northrop acted a good deal as he did. He There is no doubt In the minds of Mr. was a man of about seventy years-of age, Snyder's friends that be would do his duty Suicide at Woodland. faithfully and courageously. George Raffler while temporally Insane JAMES F. MEAD. jumped from a bridge Into Mud Creek the nominee for supervisor of the 1st and on thd morning of tbe 25th and was 4th wards, is known to the people of this drowned. An Inquest was held on the city as 3 safe and reliable man in any po­ 26th and the funeral occurred on the 27th. sition in which he may be placed. He has These are all the particulars we are able to had a very extended experience in business affair. For m5ny years he was the head £lerk In tbe Auditor General’s office at Philanthropic Visitor (to jailbird)— MJ Lansing, always performing his duties in friend, may I ask what brought you here? a most satisfactory manner. When the Jailbird—The Bamc thing that brought war broke out he was one of the boys who you here—the desire to poke my nose into went to the front and did bls duty brave­ other people’s businem. Only I used gen­ ly and well. He was wounded several erally to go in by way of the basement times and today carries a rebel bullet in winder.—Exchange his body. Mr. Mead will make A No. 1 supervisor. GUARDIAN’S SALE. In the matter of tbe estate of Floyd E. WM. W. HAMPTON Wales, a minor. ths nominee for supervisor of tbe 2nd and Notice Is hereby given that I shall sell at 3d wards is a man of excellent judgment public auction to tbe highest bidder on Wednes­ the ITttx day of May. A. D., ten and a good judge of the value of property. day o'clock In the forenoon rt tbe Probate He Is an old supervisor and thoroughly otoce, in the City ot Hastings, tn tbe County of conversant with all lhe requirements of Barry, in tbe State of Michigan, pursuant to license and authority granted to me on tho the office. He Is posessed of a-good busi­ 34th day ot Marek. A. D. — — ness ability; is a man of sound judgment ProbUe Court of Barry County Lhe Mid and will do right, by all. as he understands tbe estate, right. ttUe and Int the right No mistake will be made by minor ol. In ana to the real e the members of any party selecting such a man for this important office. The following excellent notcinations have been made. FHMT-WAHD. Alderman—J. F. Russell. School board—S. E, Phillip*. Constable—E. M. McMurray. SECOND WARD. Alderman, full term—J. T. Lombard. Alderman, vacancy—Ed. Sentx. School board—T| J. Brosseau. Cons.table—Andy Jewell. i iiniD WARD. Aiderman—Peter Schumann. * School board—R. 1. Hendershott. Constable—Jos. Musson. , FOURTH WARD. Alderman—Hale Kenyon. School board—C. F. Brooks. Constable—D. C. Myers. * ’ SUICIDE AT MORGANShooting Hlmnwlf. Wm. H. Northrop, Hying one mile from Morgan shot himself Sunday morning about 7 o’clock with a revolver. Tbe bullet entered Just below lhe heart and SPRING JEflSON '93 DOINGS MIm lv« 001 fetag «Mo to *u’',r, ta military deportment ot ta Koclrt. Mrs. Wimer will «S»ln Imre tata or IL You are cordially invited to attend the GRAND OPENING A lot ot now pattern bits wlU arrive It the Racket in time fur Easter. Mrs. Cora Warner is now In the largest millinery house this side of New lorir for Instructloas lu trimming and w II see_ to Ittbatthe millinery sold at the Hacxu Issec end to none. SATURDAY, MARCH 25th If wo sell you 1 yard of ribbon that Is not pure silk we will tell you, at the Rack- Of SPRING DRESS GOODS SPRING CAPES and JACKETS. • See our new hair ornaments at the Rack­ et. • Next week wo will tell yon a fre8h arrival ot goods, we are to busy now. Racket. We mean It when we say we will not’ be matched In price or style al the Rack5 dox. clothes pins, 5 papers needles, 5 papers carpet tacks. 5 papers pins, 5 rob­ ber tojp?d lead pencils for 25c at tbe Rack- Eggs wanted at the Racket. You will find at our store the handsomest line of Spring Goods ever shown in Kalamazoo. Remember our Bankrupt stock of shoes at the Racket. It will pay you to get prices at the Racket. 50c buys a good turkey red table spread at the Racket. A new line of walking hats at the Rack- *4 as follows, tbe north half 70 doz. mens’ hose, special sale at tbe of the soatti wort quarter of section one (Dtown . ' oue (1) north range ten (10) west, bounded and Racket described aa follows: Conwiencing in center of Milk pans 80c doz. at the Racket. highway at quarter post on west Hue of sectton •we (1). running thence east forty-five (46) rods Sc buys a two quart covered pall at the lor a starting polut Thence south thirteen i i;i) rods, five and one-half feet. Thence east Racket’ six (6) rods; thence .north thirteen (13) rods, five and one-half feet to center of highway; 82.99 buys an 8 day Waterbury, half thence along center of said highway six («) rods hour strike, clock at the Racket ■ to place ot beginning. Dated. March Sltti. Wa 100 doz. more of those ladles wbite-fcot B. H. McBain. Guardian. hose 10c per pair at the Racket. Beglstratlon Notice. To the qualified electors of tbe City of HasGold rings warranted for 1 year only "ft. is hereby given that the Aldermen of 25c at tbe Racket. the several wards of the elty of Hastings, act Those brass hair ornaments tor sale at Ing as * Board of Registration, under and by virtue ot an act entitled “An act to further pre­ the Racket are dandles. serve the purity of elections, and to guard A new deal In slates less than halt price Mgalrsl the abuses of the elective franchise by a registration of electors, npproved Febuary tl, at the Racket .( . i860, as amended by Act trt. ot Session Ijaws. approved March 30. l«C3," will meet on Satur­ Flannelette shirts tor 25 and 32c at the day, April 1, H3. from S o'clock a. m. to 8 o'clock p. m. fn lhe following places:— First Ward. Racket Stanley’s Blacksmith shop. Michigan Ave.; Sec­ ond Ward. Babcock s Cooper shop, south of C. K. ft 8. Depot, Hastlngi. Third Ward, Council Booms, on State St., over Hams & Van Arman's Store; Fourth Ward at Sheriff's office. Court House, for the porooso of completing list of qualified electors, when and where al) persons entitled to the elective franchise under aricle 7. section 1, of the Constitution of the 8Uto of Michigan, must register their names to ent.tie them to tbe privilege of voting under this act. JOHN Bfkxck. Chairman Board of Registra­ tion, J. W. Bextlf.y, Secretary Board of Regutra fl BiCi ImCEHtHT! IN order to get your trade we will allow the fair the round trip to every purchaser of Twenty Five Dollars worth of Goods at our I ■store. Respectfully, ! LIVINGSTON & BLOCK, j I THERAGKET 104 “5T ™N 5TMET SENSIBLE ADVICE Durable Beautiful Inexpensive. RUSSELL’S BARGAINS DAHMERS don’t break your tacks pumping water 1 from a squeaky hard-working pump. Don’t you count your time as being worth something i You cer­ tainly should. Why . nut let the elements do some of the drudgery and save you a lot of hard work, and Delight and Surprise Patrons. . x NO SMALL AMOUNT of TIME THE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND BEAUTY OF DESIGN in Which’ie equivalent to MONEY. Why not buy one of our Columbia M Our lines of DRY GOODS.- FANCY GOODS; DRESS GOODS AND MILLINERY CANNOT BE SURPASSED. Julius Russell The best and mewt durable mills made. The rods used in the construction of this mill are made from DRAWN STEEL. The gearing is protected from exposure to the weather, and it contains many otter points in its favor. We have one of these mills running at our Agricultural Depot and will be glad to show it to you. These Wind Mills are selling fast. Can’t we sell you one ? GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE MERCHANTS. KALAMAZOO. MICE THESE three Important qualities enter into ' the manufacture of Ross, Levis & Filer’s ladies’ shoes. They are made in lace and button, leather and cloth, and from C to EE in width. It pays to get good shoes when you’re buying, and every pair of these shoes are guaranteed to give satisfaction. I have a full stock of boots, shoes and rubbers and can certainly please you if you will give me a call. r. <3. STOWELL’S. Repairing by J. C. Woodruff. The fact that we are doing more binmess than ever before is evi“““ .°Ur good’ ’“»• been selected with judgment; that they have niet with favor: thatourprices are right. H Between TF you save time you *a' A money. You can save a vas FARR AND & VOTEY Organ Co., are malting the World's fair <50,000 organ. Moral: Buv the best at a reasonable price. • HARDMAN, FISCHER, . HARRINGTON AND STARR PIANOS, amount of time if you are I®0*’ ing for always smoke 1127 the best ' or any kind of building mater tai, by coming directly to ns, and not only that, you will save money by buying of us. A 1 Quality and' Low Price. I can write you the best and safest hie insurance written. Write me your wants. C. E. INGERSON, Aoatrr. . _,• Nashville, Mich. In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. J- MILLARD, Hastings, mich. . We are posted in our buainetrt and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply yet get a living. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-04-06.pdf 5e3294844b7ac1db14d222c119ad10f9 PDF Text Text Tlie best Aduertisingmedium in Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XXXVII. NO. 49 Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Banner WHOLE NO. 1973 HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 6, 1893. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK. BTRO8.. HASTINGS, XICU. COUNTY NEWS. I am now located,in my old stand and sell Plow and Repairs. Annie Winters returned to her school In Middleville last Monday, after, spend­ ing a week’s vacation with her mother and sister—E. Gates moved to Johnstown' last Saturday on Mrs. Jewell’s farm—Next Saturday G. Cox’s farm will be sold, in front of Court house. A number of our people talk of buying—Dr. VanHorn and wife entertained a nephew and his wife last week—C. W. Lester, and wife were guests of Mrs. Lester's ' sister In Battle Creek last Saturday and Sunday—G, R. Manning sold his farm (the Newton place) last Thursday to Dr. VanHorn's nephew for 81100. He expects to move there soon— J. McGrath will build a wood house for J. Warner this week—Emma Winters expects to go to Kalamazoo to live this coming summer—Math* Hook has gone to Otsego to work in the paper mill—D. Hook has moved In his gralnery «nd torn down his old house and will build a new one ’as soon as possible. ’ house on Tuesday evening of next week. All fool's day is gone.—A fine shower All are Invited to attend—Meeting at our school bouse last Sunday evening was Monday—Several of our citizens attended Mrs. Geo. Wright's funeral In town Tues­ well attended. day—L. Lockhart has Improved the ap­ pearance of hls farm, a new slat and wlr® fence—Quarterly meeting was very large­ The much needed ue«d( rain came an Monday ly attended at the U. B. church April 1st thereby preventing many voters from thereby preventii and 2nd—E. Lockhart was seen making ! coming to Lite the polls poll: —There were no demc- garden March 28th—Wm. Troxell, of crats at the township meeting in Hope Hastings, has moved on Geo. Dlllenbeck's this year; they were union which means farm—Fred Appleman, of town, spent j (I suppose) that they are any thing to Sunday with hls brother Geo.—Alford defeat the republicans—The exercises- at Buxton and family, of town, made B. W. the church last Sunday evening wore Austin a pleasant call Sunday—Rev. Wm. creditable to those who took part therein Nlere will soon move in tlie C. Newton —The Rev. IL Spitler preached his fare­ house on W. Williams form—Several of well discourse here last Sunday. Confer­ our farmers commenced plowing In March ence convenes nt Eureka—Mrs. Helen —M. X. Bloom entertained friends from Schaefer, of Chicago, was called to this Edmore last week—Miss Drusilla Thomas place very suddenly last week on account spent last week In Vermontville as guest of her brother’s wife. Mrs. Kate Uonyer, of Mrs. Jerry Clapper—Easter Sunday who diet! very suddenly on the morning of was observed in the old fashion way. the 30th of March. Mrs. Conyer left four (there were several dozenless eggs)—Rev. children, the youngest a babe born Just be­ Wm. Bradly and family are making ar­ fore Its mother's death and the others are rangements to move weht—Mrs. South­ also quite young. The remains were ta­ wick Is visiting her daughter in Battle ken to South Bend, Ind., for interment. Creek—Homer Evette and Geo. Austin George M. Conyer, the husband and father went to Battle last week with a load of ha? been left In sad and trying circum­ sugar and syrup—Mr. and Mrs. M. Flfield, stances and the sympathy of all hte num­ of Hastings, visited their daughter, Mrs. erous friends is extended to him in his E. Lockhart Saturday and Sunday—Mil­ dire bereavement—John Ddonon is at ton Murphy, of Bastings, enjoyed his South Bend—James Bates has given up holidays with hls mother Mrs. E. Lock­ going to Dakota this spring—Frankie hart I)ounon(s quite sick. Morgan: Election Monday; everything republican —F. W. Wright Is In town—Jerome Wol­ cott has a sister visiting him—The funeral of Mr. Northrop was held at the church /Friday conducted by .Rev. Stowell—Rev. Kidder and family have company from Grand Rapids—E. I). Whitlock, of Grand Rapids, visited hls brother, N. V.-, Sunday 'Chas, and Theodore Northrop and Mrs. Clifford, of Dakota, were called home by the gliitden death.of their father. Give me a call. Ira VanValkenburgh Entire republican elected with the ex­ Miss Lillie Hazen Is visiting with ception of treasurer. A. T. Shephard, peo­ friends in Grand Rapids and will attend ples party—John Tasker is moving this the State convention of the Epworth week onto hls farm east of the Center— League while there—Easter services were Ernest Frost and sister Nel! have com­ held in the M. E. church Sunday evening menced mush- lessons of Mrs. Louise — Warren Richards was lu Hastings Mon­ Smith, also Ed’.th Latty. Charlie Pendill day—Dr. McLeay and son Donald re­ aud Minnie Gustier have resumed their turned from Valpariso last Saturday—The music lessons again this summer. Mrs. genial fuco of A. Graves, who will be re­ Smith also has a class at Battle Creek— membered by the older inhabitants as a Sunday school was organized Sunday with singing school master, was seen on our O. Phillips. Supt.; Mrs. Frost, assistant: streets Saturday. He Is now a resident of ____________ (jyrtrude Tinker, Secretary: Grace Powers. Battle Creek—Delbert Norris is attending Nature is rapidly preparing carpets and , Librarian; Mrs. W. Jewel, freas.; Mrs. O. the Baptist college al Kalamazoo—A Ca­ Hural decoralb'iH for southern M eblgau. । 1’hilHps, organist: Lulu Seger, assistant hill was in Grand Rapids Monday—Miss the warm thunder storm of Monday aided organist, and Mrs. John Tompkins Choris- Hallie Sackett started for Kansas Tuesday materially In the work --Flocks of Mj|d tor—School begins at the Austin Mpnday to spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. goese numbering over a hundred musicians w*1*1 Mabel Miller, of Johnstown, teacher Bush—There will be a sugar social at each, are not an uncommon si^ht this t- C'has. Abbey had a sale Monday, selling ; the Grange Hall Thursday evening—Mrs. spring—Tne entertainment gin n by Pn>f. hls term;toote—Preaching at the church Culiier Is preparing to add a large bedroom > . ' i... ’lxley and■ ■■ 11. ... W. .. King al. ..ibe Gregory Sunday. 1‘realdmt Vudda Will will >U, lx> onto her house—J. E. Cairns started for school house on Saturday night was not here—Born, to Henry Wiles and wife, a California April 4th—W. L. Brown was . ’ II. nlrl ft., n ■« ri d’V.Aa very well attended. We were glad , 4 lb girl—Ort Smith and Chas. Schauf- In Hastings Tuesday. meet uguln With our old friend Pixley, and banser with, their families have moved’ to know that the years have made so little to within four miles of Marshall. encroachments upon ills strength and voice. Thia he attributes, and rightly too, । to tlie Author of all Good. To be permit­ The revival meeting at the Martin ted to enjoy a life time of song on earth church closed last Friday night. From _____ Mr. and Mrs. Perry Busby have moved and an eternity oi song among the redeem­ the hr.-t there was a good Interest, a sweet ed should I® portion enough for one—F. and kindly spirit among the congregation. inte the house owned by their son Emory, C. Coleman Is having needed Improve Twenty-five started In the Christian life. back of Charles Huffman’s. menus made In the upper portion of bls Tuesday evening an Epworth League was The Building Committed will have quite house—Miss Case, of Roas Center, will organized with thirty one names. Presi­ teach the spring term In district No. 8— dent. Mrs. Hollister: Vice Pres.. Sirs. an auction sale next Thursday, April 13tb, We shall hope that the representation at Ida Mead: Sec’y, Miss Amelia Cogswell: notice of which will be found In another the polls to-day will voice the sentiment of Treas . Miss Susie Barry. Nearly all of column. If you want to bld for the grad­ ing of the court yard, or If you want to the majority in electing Enoch Andrus for the converts are young people. bid on the old court bouse be sure and bo school commissioner.—The meeting at the on hand. Gregory school bouse on Sunday night Bedford. was quite well attended. The speaker, Mr. und Mrs. Henry Hughes accompan­ E. W. Morrill has commenced, making Eldtjr O. C. Godsmark, of Buford, spoke ied the latter’s sisters, the Misses Eva and for over two hours to attentive listeners. May Pixley, to their home in Bellevue last Improvement? on his newly purchased Services on next Sunday night at same Saturday—Roy Gifford was nt home last residence on Green street. Me has mov­ ed the east wing back and work has com- v place and hour. « week—.School commenced ngain Monday —Lottie Dunn, of Battle Creek, made her menced on raising the foundation. These ' changes will moke a great improvement mother a short visit la*t week — The ladles Rev. Puffer, of Hastings, was In town and will make the house very cozy. Saturday—S. E. Cook, of Charlotte, called aid society will meet with Mrs. •Chas. on friends here Sunday—Hon. Clement Edcrle next Wednesday—The funeral of The recent developments at the state Mrs. Surah Watts occurred dlClimax last Smith was on our street Saturday morning and the remains were brought to prison have been the occasion of much ex­ — Edith Oldfield, of Jackson, is spending Sunday this place for Intertnvnt—The Easter Axer- citement and talk. The exposure of the her spring vacation with Nellie Weber real character of democratic management here—Greta Young Is tome from Grand cises at the church were very entertaining has been complete, and the weakness of Rapids on her spring vacation—Mrs. Jen­ and the decorations very beautiful. The both the system and management appear services! in the morning were accompanied nie Corbett, of Detroit, Is visiting her by communion ami baptismal services amL as they are. One of the campaign cards brothers. Putnam Bros.—Mr. and Mrs. J. 13 new mem be ns were added to the chuiW of the democracy last fall was the cheap­ Osmun were called to Saginaw last Friday ness of Warden Davis' administration. by the death of Mrs. O.’s brother's wife— roll. The evening services were un Verily, It was cheap but proved dear in the aus trices of the Y. P. S. C. E. E. S. Ferry, of Muskegon., and Miss Mar­ smaller children of the Sunday school tia\V the end. It Is a fitting finale of an admin­ lon Ferry, of Chicago, were guests al G. istration that. Inefficient and weak In all A. Truman’s over Sunday—Lida Felgbner been at wo>-k gathering money to help pay Its parts, with scandals at Marquette, the . went to Nfles Saturday last to visit her for the organ, and altogether with the col­ Ionia prison publicly denounced as mislection from the entertainment thev netted sister, Mrs. O. M. Bullinger. Before re­ .roanagvd. and corrupt to a shocking de­ turning ahe will attend the Y. P. S. C. E. 819—A business meeting of the C. E. was gree. the Jackson prison adds Ils record of state convention at Benton Harbor and the held at the home of L. A. Stratton Tues­ murder. Inefficiency and disgrace. It is day evening — The new school building In Barry County Teacher's Institute at Mid­ time the republican legislature took some dleville—Mrs. George Wright, who has the Kirby district being completed, school radical steps to reform these abuses and been sick for some time, died at her home began Monday with Miss May Bowen as restore the ■* —•• confidence. * ----- —’.Jackson ‘ ■* public on Queen St. Saturday night The funer­ teacher—The election last Monday was Citizen. al was held at the Congregational church quite cjoaely contested but resulted In the election of a straight republican ticket — Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Holler officiating A. A. Wright, of Bellevue, was In town Mrs. Gifford and family went to Baltimore Name and residence. Hie fore part of the week on account of Thursday to be present at the 90th birth­ the death of his mother—Edith Fleming Is day of her fatberr Mr. Stanton, at t: e home Joy. Lake Odessa at Benton Harbor attending the state con­ of his son. Russell—Clara Keeler, of Penn*' 1 Rua V. Hobs. City . vention of the Y. P, S. C. E—At town field, has i»een spending several days with M '! Kffite LockwocS^ftty । her cousin. Miss Jennie Gifford. meeting Monday the entire republican ticket was elected with from 63 to ISO maCarlton Center. Jorlty. and Clement Smith received 205 ma­ Mr. D. D. Smith intends to go to Bel­ jority here. IL D. Bullock to Martha A. Hall. 5 a, sec 23. ding this week, taking hls daughter, Tina Thornapple. 8200. Vaoce Holmes to T. and D. Casteletn. t a. and several other young women to work Hope Center. • Na8bville,8l00. pavid Bowker, of your city was down In the silk factory—Our school commences Caroline Everts to Sally A. Hess, lot 87, Nash­ on' hls farm Friday—Mrs. W. N. Payne, next Monday.'Michael Vester, teacher— ville, $760. Alex Edmonds to Ernest Edmonds, parcel, who has been visiting relatives in Kala­ Chancy Wood will teach the Cherry school Baltimore. 812- 0, mazoo returned home the first of the week and Mr. Glasgow the Brown—Mrs. Lan­ Charles H. ackett to A. J. Miller.40a, sec 7, don returned from Battle Creek last week Assyria. $1100. —Little May Heart who has been staying Alina I. Bu-di to A. I>. and F. Smith, lot 86. at Orrin Loomis' for the past three years Wednesday with slight improvement of Buth'a add, DeltndXSSp. has gone to live with her father—Bessie health—Several Adventists from Carlton BenJ. GaakUltuC.>.Gaskl!l.lt0a,sec36 and attended quarterly meeting In Hastings M. City. $1130 and Eddie Benedict are visiting their Guy K. Maunlns to Frank II. Osgood, pateel. aunt in Prnlil :vl!le—John Schram, of your last Sabbath —Mr. C. L. Smith and wife. sec ». Baltimore. 81100. city will work for hls father the coming James Covert aud others attended the G. W. RoalAndHF to James M. Brooks, 43 sn. surrmer—Ed. Gates and family have Sunday School Convention at Hastings rds. Woodland, m SUM d. Gat-s lo William Florr, 40 a. sec a. last week — Farmers have started the plow moved on and will work Dan Newton’s Carttaton. 1700; farm—Arthur Gesler has returned to hls and many will sow oats this week, if II Alice L. lev to Alice D. Mapen, 33 a, sec is. claim In northern Minn.—Gid Wilkinson does not storm—Mr. Glasgow has moved Thornapute. $253. Newman Fuller to Frank Lancaster, 50. sec Mr. and wife visited at Jay Wilkinson,s last Into the house vacated by Wm. Cole. •A. Irvlny. mo. Cole having mov«rt>n the Wagoner place Sunday. Henry HimeShdln to Ell D. Eaton, parcel. »oo —The mud has disappeared and dost dies. 1. Haltimun*. $75. Brn«h Bldg*. Zub* L Mead to Ell D. Eaton, fta, sec 1, RaltlHow la this for the first of April—Miss m ore, $75. P. R. Karns will build a new bam tins Myrtel Odell spent vacation week wltL Auvumus Del bar to John Newman, parcel, seo summer—P. Anders and wife visited at her parents—The sugar season blds fair 8 and 17. Assyria, 81.■Un. John Newman to Augustus Delbar. pares sec Mr. Myers’ In Podunk Sunday—F. G. to bo short—The penplea party won the 17. Assyria, $1500. Pierce talks of trading farms with a man field as follows: Supervisor, Martin I). 8. and U.'.y.' Frank L. Wellman, parcel, see Jstn.-s Covert: Treasurer, Treasurer. 4, i-avneton. woo. ................................... In Johnstown—Charles Clark droveja well Falconer; Clerk. Jam.-s H»U to Charles Johnson. 80 a. bm 6, for John Bpmschka last week—P. IL Sohn Wickham: 11‘ghway commiMloner.'! Kams’ auction was ” ell attended Thurs­ Oliver Chwney; Justice of the Peace, full < gJt M’ Brown to Ed. F, Blake lot 8 Middle­ term. Albert B. Raymond; member of b'd viUe."iod ’ ' day-Henry Andera has taken an agency for a paint house—Richard Hill of NoIng, of Rr.lew. Geom C. Nlelwl,: CoutoMoa. I _*• ■«lot 4. was on our streets one day last week— n5'?* ta«. H» vu Mary Owen is now staying with P. R. 8. Smith, Chas. Hickerson ■ , tua. Cty.gaoo. , O. D. S.-ankUng tn O. H. Phillipa. 5 a, mc M, Karns’ family—John Anders and children were visiting Brush Ridge friends 'Rat Cieb:«niTiiLffendan to Mary Haffanden. M a, Sunday. Charles Mason amputated one of his s-.xSt. Pralrtevitle, 81.00 toes Saturday with an ax—John Bell. Jr., returned from N. Y. Tuesday, bringing his Fine weather prevails but a little windy father and mother with him—A. T. Haw­ . The dam went out at Manchester the —There will be a sugar dance at Smith’s ley and Wm. Jarrard are each building ad­ other night, and the cteetrlc light plant hall, Bowens Mills next Friday night All, dltions to their bouses—Wm. Bivens and bad to be shut down leaving the city In arc Invited to attend—Ed. Hall commencedi Geo. Conly were at Battle Creek Saturday darkness. . work far G. Bant, «f Bowens Mills last• and Sunday—C. Mason’s little girl has the Monday—Art and Ed. say they have a, diphtheria—A. T. Nawiey is on the sick ■ list—John Marshall to visiting In IniL, are going to gait until tell—Wa bearr this wrtilag—Quarterly meeting st Mm I B. shsrtft, as ISA aad It* at ApriL Additional Local <4 John Kelly's Diq Fire! Biq WiNb I FINE SHOES Biq Crash Take the Lead! tUCH is a ccndenscd history of the recent big fire. The fall­ ing walls smashed through my building and to get even I am Our customers who have been in the habit of going to Grand Rapids for this make of shoes should remember that we have a full line in all styles and widths from C to EE. See that new style toe that is all the rage now. Call and examine them. Every pair warranted. WOOLLEY & BR2N5ON. i ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. WANTED! SAW LOGS I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING. P. S. Anyone having large logs that they cap1! handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. SMASHING PRICES On many things at my new loca­ tion in Messer Bros. & Rey­ nold’s building, in the place oc­ cupied formerly by the Hastings City Bank. DON’T BUY ANYTHING* IN, MY LINE WITHOUT CALLING ON ME AT THE PEOPLE’S DRUGSTORE. W; n. GOODYEAR YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to last. Also ’•emember you get a Present—"Good Form,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything -in my Jew­ els ry store Quality and price al­ ways right. J. L WILKINS, Agt F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. u. �INDIVIDUALlTYjNjYPe'NMT'Na ..3 .....I KS-tata Hood’s Cures Mr. Abner C. Ftotaont. l>rake. Mleh. After-the Grip !n Miserable Condition -1 take Oil* OPP- rtunlty to speak my mind on a,« rtrw .1 »«>» • s that the grip uwa elderly people pretty *ev» rely. 1 am sixty-nine year* old. and when ,he Lk*ii mi hut winter 1 came very near dying. 1 «s« all broken down and Reduced to a Mere Skeleton. 1 co ild.n'M ieem to “X length or get any modktrf to help me- I <® Uy nnod'h Ssrianarills. One bottle cured roe; built X* *do n?t fee-“y eBeco 0101,5 dUca^lcrt My^son Is taking E. M. T.O ‘W> fornwT.;.Tnw reproseorittf , U..U -x relugo! “‘eras nU- llrltrtb «^h’ Sonthorn. I bed 1UM taeo on ,''!"P”'ary *° cur records, defrayed with the ex- i ception of two. Some lived to see the ; earth swept with water and covered , similar to common modern ean. many feet deep with mud aud then with । ice They had no food, and they de­ routed each other until they were exter­ minated. _ 1 t-But far, far in the south, where the , ^Mt-nt fire-<thd stony rain and the flqods weifc .inmlo hU taort hurt । vonugler» severe, there survived Awo people, tion. Ht stood > that braid, it the pyramid. k the progenitors of tlie Atzlan race—a whitp man and a red woman. In a canoe It nl about thirtr-oe'en tret length aud tw.lv. I.'wH* they faihe here from the sea, aud they high and l.ruouatta tn a »wa» .built new cities and populated the earth. bead 'id Utak, wall corecd and<®yU‘K But it took many ages to, do this, and grawfnHy. Th. bow was drakodortr the people have forgotten their origin, bqt as they had existed in darkncM for m> fo, nbont’lowr fret, mid tta although somewhat , long, when tho sun returned they wor­ vessel, Mio-nml showed much nautical know!shiped it and have continued to do so ed^'sta had vight wid« ever since, and have made tho serpent had*«id«ntlywi a their god of evil since that day when^ filled with terror, they saw the sun swal­ tho cmrtwof th. borf. a» th.™ wre • round aoerture in one thwart. There lowed up.” were deep round notches in the outer “Not only a single kingdom was de­ rf”tta gunwal., evid.ntly n.ml. stroyed, bnt half the world,” continued ^olbrreio^r p.*llre,rorthn.^h. the priest.- “All mankind was believed must have been propeHed, rs there wm to have been swept away in tho dire no evidence of oars or any other appli­ catastrophe, and although we kilowthat some were spared they were left desti­ ance for their use. Th. wood ol which Ob. tute and wretched, becoming savages re hard re iron and re black- lit*1* and cannibals ere they rose to their for­ otnda ol pure gold occurred at J>0Tt'al» mer state. lust under her gunwale.endmitlj Sonn­ "However,” continued Ikln’pel. “the tag at on. tint, prutuirwnl feature, ol a destruction of the city of Atlantis oc­ Stated decorative border whtch tail curred at a jieriod when mankind had been obliterated in the Wackneo..at arrived at a state of great learning and civilization, for we know that the meet yrera. On her boflotn ta found tanmclo>, black and brittle, proving that oh. wondrous cities then stood.on tho shores of the western ocean, to which came had ouco voyaged at tea for a 1'mg pe­ mlmirer of «« which tho woJ*t “ ju be dtotmgatobcL different °Pertt‘>"J^7r opportunities than but I*, ,This field presento fewer docs tlxrtof the^at-dwri Ingexperv, hto rosidence one day I lbou.,111. rang the bell an 1 .•The sarvaniirri Jo n}]f carf mMMrg ba>T BQti\Jd)3 evurtJ!i0<i. °r n^tvrmwrittcn document In page of the lang tyP” with an£fdenee had not been other In which some of the wor« “ fac ,h'1 Ihxdwmkrtl „ot re^-lxA on a he* » 2S Af course I was not to be non town and « J .Upp^l a few shilheadrtl off that y lings /darned that his lordship pumpc«i h*m- 1 sitting in front of a te« I J p<.w“n.|wr. I«ta> 9CT‘ t h/wu in the hlbit of of tak- chamfed. WJJtten on the Mun« kiDd pectod page was writte difference vf a machine m the rariou» inanubotween instruments of J jce# learned that . fog a long walk elded to Hallled forth In D„.rtWe-. f tak «« fuctnrers wes teacher of An expert su-nogritpher andJn typewriting was e“ .**hv counsel he said iJSy not difficult th-t-.Kenerftl rue for an expert to Olsting na Krf WIMj 1, and I de­ after 12 he cnat tritb n ponovertook him a choDBlnu la their um™ t,_ j/? “• beet French mixture, which U eta,, muchFrtoehu tnm. M. d—iwd -I know What 1 am talking abom -1. continued, "and could prove :o yw ‘I H say.”-Boetou Journal. « ••mWblnrt of Jot . word eonld I grt out rf „tan u.«l !>y I. nt» ‘“’i 5~‘ Mm tbxt hl. 1-1 prod,'^^j .bl. mb. tat I " ^oi afterward that he would not speax w chine, but not consecutively. Th. rviwoD. given l°[ lfaf’ were. In ibe «nt pl.ee, llrttlb. W . hnm.n o.txrr," ud.l « rtportrr tbr <*tar Jr,,.U . opportunity u th. mport., tj. "S’”•• or the car conductor.'' M.ceum “For ItrtUocr," h. euoUMm... Deter bu/Oprni mrem.l. ^^,.>*11 U-teror^m., The, „ ‘“'b. prove ruinous to gloves “School teachers nenr and lemon drnt “ ““ “l l»'««r “l.'l m.,1 driok I the ume lta« Th.! tmoher I one. bed Umt i„Mlwl“" « • ,»kA . tonmto ml “The bleoe young inu ’ “«■ eweetbe«rt ■ deluty tax piece ol tb.c.rxm.l., th. rw Why, .?eo A Soldering MeUl lor AlnnUslu*. An Ingenious.Itrenror iu.N<.r»sIeuito ba,e reeUeod Ut« much tot ilraMretata ota soldering maul torulummim., slats In combining cadmium, xlM raX mixed In Bttwtaullslly talowto, “ portions: Fifty pans cadmium teS, parts alnc and the remainder ntlb[L aloe tad ng Brel melted In an. suitable'yT acl, the cadmium la added to tills ewt tbe Un In pteera-lhr mass to la well ed, stirred and poured. The proportions of the vxriocx hur-di. enta may be varied lu actunlanee use to which tbe substance f. to btout Thus, where a strong and tenacious lug to required a larger proportion of Cad. mium may bo used; where gj^at sdbtaks to desired a larger proport .Ultt>f ajM be essential, and in coms uf an attnetiu and durable polish bring * .uabt a >er cent, of tin would be called tor —N™ VseUr nu^ol the .n.»U IrttOT wen clo«lt«l «l£ Tta''e" .nJ were e.pedMly tad. Th. Democrat. ____________ __ ribbon med lor HW> H •“ greateahips from far away toward the worn » that tor the real of tbe doeu Upon U:- thrao trcodon “’“‘X* setting sun, from distant islands, taking - It wre with a creeping fwltag—» tomi 1 tbrt. xitlreor » l» ttaoootor mrnt. and the writing ™ many months for their voyages, and shudder of involuntary awe-ttat Brio , lu color; tbe lattir lari wax In t»rt due ta rfuranxmt tbere reclta«l1 nine Roman., LT. r UMrtnuKh,I; very iaptd!y.“ A. C. Folsom, p. m.. Drake, MU In bringing rare and curious treasures gated upon this wondrous relic, .nd it. the .upertur .kill ot the writerot the d.« lor tbo »w« ol tin. <-■*•» tad tamo ta ml~l th, rajintt at Vxriv that thorn tnvltod “HOOD-8 PiLLB sre i»cridy vegetable, and do from another nice. It was the people wa« several minutes before he summoned, i»ue. The letters were In hetuw Daniel Boone's bones rtrt la l.ir Ulovtd not purge, pain or grU-c- S-hl by all druggists. of the far south who were spared, and composure to examine it minutely. In’ "ere Wly'tat'M their iboold Itraor ta more In naratar tbno tta Kentucky, but the hon, width be bniU they gi*aduallycame northward, extend­ the bottom-of the lout lay several large more, nor lore than th. DlMxn. for a home and in width I.hi» water urns and a bundle of npeanu ^ ac “ The trureta -ore wrralhn ol room ing their settlements along the great 1 '"1’n'I'.wn' The “I” «aa accurately c-ndays is a labdmark near St < oarh», Jfc. open thrlr oiled loeko-nwot o( them. rivers, building mounds in imitation of with its shaft split andU flint spearhead where it still stand* in a gnod »*.. ■■ <jf • ' tcred' in the reft It was to the left of ■hhouKb one, whore white tunic bore the inserted in it. No vestige [he lasheervatlun. In the lat: r .1. y, . f tbaoid the sacred city”—*— .Inule dork-tripe ol » renMor. hod pre- pioneer's life be occui led th.- ;4c “Tvc seen them,” interrupted Gilbert, I nousv as both sitting n-hm ' “and they ore the source of much dis­ ago decayed. On the stern tiiwart rest­ <e, tbe others, ijlng turned In th. tar. (erreJ t ta crown °> I'r '“”1 whereon the, recline. 1 wreeof I thickly I and busied hiflMt If makin ed an oblong block. Eric pitchrtl it up *d(: cussion among our learned men." The no. eheet. alw, hatl a wider margta by ineruole-l with Iror,. wl m?'1' S3 souvenir* fur friend lb •. tax, be kept “They still exist then?" inquired ikla- and knew ut once that Jt wm inetak two space* then those woleh followed nnd men, rtwlili ne tarered with light -llko. .the cherry wood coffin ' • :*'! fwhlu&el “Can it bo < ojiper?'1 he thdught, and pal, and continued: “These people went • n»e iruret* leaned oa their left c,,‘OWB; .I with ww.u U1 , own han .’. preceded it. । ... hto N a When asked wl<v 1- believed Cuat dif­ ‘ *nd ate with their right hands only. Aw Ij jjad be far to the north and dug deep in the taking his knife he sliced a small piece 1... used to ki In I. • set ml it was bxbnre. rudely en­ ferent persons wj eheet* he earth for copper on the borders of tho from it. ' he end of the couroe silent servants Urnea a Jay* "jual t is if <>1 It." M north sea. We have none of this cop­ graved with cbaracteH slightly resem­ tlua the ojwrato|- win* turned out page j brought water In silver l>owl wand proffered ** of hl„ (;|d aW}!Ini. 1 T« per left. It long ago vanished, but the bling Phcnnician writing! A slab of K wns more c-xp-j l than the other. The linen napkins that the flngero might be houee was <mr of li.« memory of it lingers with n*. ’Twas a bronz»d What wiu* it doing here? Ikla- , former's touch «i« mure uniform; none ot . waabed. while another attendant wiped Wo Charire csnnty.au>! I: watebtd ha hto letter* secntdl to override each Other, | low wooden table with a thick cloth. ’ j building with interrs! l rare and valuable metal. After a long pel did not know wind it was. hut be ucago kt«r I as was sonirtlmtfi the case on iheotber j In the open space before the table and Ocean ’ time the cities of the great country of said that there was un<i>' a knife made ; rtages. Hto puDttuatieu marks did not i | Xibalia, which had sunk iu the tea of the same metal in Atzlan. bnt it had । perforate the p*|*r. The indentations of the couches other slave- were down saffroccl dyed ‘ 1 been lost for many ye i _ i where a strip of land had beeft. slowly his paragraphs Were *ix spaces. SKainst -------------- ---- deducril by a newiy » Calcula'ibU* •■Tbe dwell.™ in At were wiwr than ! roe. «S“n and were rebuilt. All title ;; from the temple ages r[•|p» by a man who ' five on tbe r,of llhe document, lie used might almorb the blood which lay in little I "ine uweiivra UI .-ki luau ~ -n—.......... . . , I “u *•' ——i •• ■■ •win upon tho pale pavement. There the ; rented < !<ftrlc mesrari: g and flirf!* hzht all other people. They conunauded the 1 was long ago, long ago, before the sea i wuUt iuto the desert an l never rtfurned. ' three spares brtlreeu hi* sentence-; the gla<Uatora had been fighting but a mo: pbut< graphic apparn!n‘‘ .meh knives, he others only (we.. The first made a space • ................... • * •brought- had ’left -r* thew detert, abtae ” s,btit after I................................................ Ju knives, thumlerand the Usbtningond no, L .. --• such In At At there there were were luaay tuauy mmt Iwfare. to entertain th< gu«rt* , nuu bulls move through iLerdr at tie rota jverflowc<r ■heaven, as you do. ■ •but .they weret'ry prcc-um,. anil I after n comma; tU«- latter did not. down fire from They a time a wild and savage race overflowed* tbe banquet, and haring given atrong > of l.«26 fret- per the at erag, 1 The writer of the bulk of tbe pajer wm the land from the north, strange in but one, which Quetzsl had brought, proofs of their skill and of their courage about threw acconds’. tire trnlr-St !z*w journeyed on the water in great canoes, " - — - • ’ •• ’ | ever seen in the■ ’west. * " had’ I lew acquainted with the rules of punctua- they had been dlsmisrod, and were dqw j Weuublic._______________________________ He and the wind obeyed their commands; speech and dark, fearful and blood- J ! tlun than was the other man. One mu they sailed by night, for they knew the thirsty. They drove our people back heard of arrows and spearheads and axes 1( always put a |>eriod and s colon after behind ths houW. out of eight, one trying htars aud had a magic guide. They it was until they were obliged to dwell in the of the same metal, but had never seen ; the words “to wit;” tbe «»lh'cr used only a to stanch hls wounds, the other stiff in I The slab had] been preserved commo. For the'fifcttrc I in the paging of death and carried by his com raj>«.—Bren­ who taught the early dwellers on the inaccessible cliff houses and build them­ them. shores of the sea how to build their selves walled towers for defense, for they sacredly, yet he had thought more than >hret 17 a lower case "1” was u«ed; on tor der Matthews In Harper’* Builder ouce of trying to convert it into axes, other sheets n capital "I." The jury could were not a warlike race. houses. their seen, seed, maae make their Douse.*, plant rueir inmr rfecrev- ; ‘•Since the people lived in the caves but knew of no way to it. hardly help agreeing with the export's ords and worship their god. It seem" nt range to speak of the United At this moment Eric glanced up and conclusions.—New York Tribune. brought them seed in’ rimes of faimne, •and cliff houses, .the rivers have cut States as "Brother Jonathan,” and the and cattle and fowls. 'Twas raid of ..their way deete into the earth, leaving beheld the evil face of Cltilpa, his eyes wonder is bow it ever began; but on in­ them that they could see farther than "the dwellings of our forefathers high lighted with malice, ptriirg down upon A medieval custom prevails in Freiberg, quiring Into the matter we find that the other men. by which I judge thfty pos- upon the cliffs, so you may know that them. As Eric's wyes met his ho drew': in Breisgau. This is observed on the custom arose from an ordinary remark . his head back and disappwared, but there aesA-tl magic tubes, such as yon. my many ages have passed since then. birthday of the lyigning grand duke of made by General Washington at tha be­ ••There were seven great cities in the } -------------------v , i was an tthpleasfog suggestion in thesus: brother, have. Indeed our books show Badeu, and consists of a foolhardy trip to ginning of the Revolutionary war. On them looking through such tubes toward Atzlan country agee ago. but they have j pjcjou3, vindictive look! in his face that the topmost part the tower of the min­ going to M.iatachuwtts to organize the the stars. They were white and bearded; vanished, and we know not even where j left a feeling in Eric's mini that Uhalpa ster. It is a dangerous enterprise, for the army be found it scant of ammunition | Dr. WILLIAMS’ . ’tis from them we derive the white blood they stood; but we know they were would be a good man to make a target tower is 44.0 feet high, and the ascent is and alt means of defense, and do odo could MEDIOTE CO™ in our people, but they were of greater rich and heantiful. Atzlan is a very of before very long. JlrlarH-l had seen made from the exterior of the building. suggest any way out of tbe difficulty. ' Schenectady. 1LT. old city, but it is in truth the youngest | nothing, bnt when Eric explained the The steeplejacks in their ascent have to Something must be done at once for the ' stature; they were large men. like you. »^Br<xkvillc,OnL In fact they were a people such as you of them all and stands upon the site of J occurvence he angrily called to Uhalpa, leap from atone to Store, of ten a yard apart, public safety, and General Washington, have told me of—people who know all a city far more ancient. Beneath the but received no answer. The man had- and one false step on the narrow ledges who had great confidence In the judgment buildings of this old city aro under- clipped out stealthily, and this added to would be death. At the topmost pinnacle of Governor ’Jonathan Trumbull, of Con­ things. plants. kosEs. pistol shots auuohnce that the climbers necticut. said In hls dilemma, '*We must | || VJ I I Ornamentals, eta. “But there caule a time, the legends ground passages of wonderful extent, Eric's unpleasant feeling. That Chai pa have succeeded. Then an immense gilded consult Brother Jonathan on the subject.” tell, when they grew bold and wicked, and more splendid than anything we I hated as wqll as feared'hhu be knew full at half ik'enft prkt*star revolves and, the descent is begun. “ Brother Jonathan ” was equal to the oc ­ defying the gods. Then there appeared have aboveground, for onr forefathers j well from the evil glances he cast npon Each man receives as a reward the sum of casion. and supplied many of the lacking in the sky a great serpent of fire. For were more skilled in the art of masonry him, and there seemed something umi- live marks from the state and a sumptuous Dercssitire. and afterward during the war days it was seen approaching, and all than we are.----------------------------------------------- | nous in his stealthy hovering and spying. dinner. It became the custom In any emergency to “In these passages aro huge arches ! still, as he had disappeared, neither the world trembled with an awful On the occasion of the slxty-aixth birth­ say, "We must consult Brother Jonathan.” JAI GOILD dread. The light of it was terrible, aud which we cannot build now, and in them j Eric nor Iklayel allowed it to rest long day of the grand ^uke of Baden, three’ in time tbe name became applied to the BUlNyv and «--*r Wg;1®* *5 flames weht before its mouth. It de­ we have stored our treasures, vast sums | upon their minds, and they continued men undertook the ascent. One of them whole country, and it to pleasant to know dfroet with tbe nrodnrtw £»•.-*’• on arriving at a projecting bar of Iron, voured the sun, as you. can .sue in our of gold and silver which the priests of j their examinations of tbe relics uudisthat the groat Washington himself was the halfway up, went through an acrobatic originator of it.—Harper's Young People. tsrbed. focred books, which show Quetzal bat- tho sun for centuries have collected. “Our people built great roadways aud ; Each of the gland tiles inserted in performance. This was before nn immense tliug with it and conquering it; but that crowd of astonished spectators. He twisted is a religious fable. As it approached aqueducts in those dnys which have , th0 walls, iklapel asserted, had been and twirled about as If he were but within The finding of ths body of Daniel Boyer the earth grew dry and parched; men passed away, which were the wonder of brought in the very earliest times from a few feet of the earth.—London News. JAHKRIFF SALK In Kxeler township ba* brought to light Notice Is hvrrb) p»vn th*’ o*a fled into caverns and deep pits, iuto aJl the nations, who came to us to learn I al They were covered wth rude pic­ the story of thia aged hermit. Boyer w»i writ of fl«-ri bv iA-' tM.tted »» mines and wells, to avoid its blighting, our arts >f building, mining.-eculpture, ’ ture writing, among which Erie found People Who Fall Safely. seventy-seven yean old, and for forty-eight •eat of ti>e eilvutt court -' '-hr »« “J painting and writing — the study of the | representations of elephants,Hions anfl A fall as a rule Injures a drunken man poisonous breath. The earth waa swept ry and State of Mtah'san. b> toSs ; ^eis, distinctly and carefully drawn, much Ina than a sober one, because the yean had lived alone in a little stone hut, delivered and agauiirt lire . with flame. Then came scathing, grind­ sun, mo«jn and stars, and our religion. eight feet wide and ten feel long, sur­ lands and tetriwvnl» of J**?*. I ^nt saS “I can show you,” continued Iklapel. of which Iklapel had no concontrolling power of t he mind being ren­ ing showers of stone and sand, tearing rounded by a swamp. His sole companion Ceqatyof Barry and In ay<»r rad, ont. dered nil through intoxication the body was a dog.w Re did his own cooking. The ■mTrfclUp T. Cotart.' r. I <1-1 oa ibe xb *uj iflj . sway the forests, filling the valleys, lev- ■•m»nT thing, which cam. from At ttgv, cepUon wh.tcTer lx,,oul Jaauanr, A. D. «•«. »c»y J±5 — ... . falls as an Inert mass, and thus the chances principal part of hb food consisted of wild take all the right, title M.rt !tdtre»f of «* ■“ ■ eling and burying the cities. Great At ago, when the sea, now dried up, reached iinea. There were .boats delineated "taktH. t;£x. i era IV ’»gg “J Au!“ '' - -------------------““ one be- of injury are lertrued, for, strange though game that he shot in the woods. For half sank beneath the sea, the bridge was de­ there somewhat resembling--- the it may appear, it to no lew a fact that the It.,arerntad rralratalI“,“‘ '£2J stroyed forever, and the, people perished . •■Wh.tr eriri Enc txtmtatel. (o„ them most numerous cases of injury arising a century hls only occupation waa the of Harry aud State of Mtctta»n.•1'' *.,L<75 "Hxve you traUition. of th. tim® when , ^HjMtag thora ta tta rarly Toltec from a fall an- caused by the effort, volun­ making of ax handles, which be carried to tax at the north *'n*r ,,t,>,‘^-r tort from the face of the earth. tioa tund-vr t*-i<1' M ,r‘’^{j K . maoueenpte. Temple front, ted hoore., tary or otherwise, to avert the ronse- town on hls back and sold. He rarely wore quarter of “The legends differ, even in our fam­ th. ■«> Wte near thta placet Dorth of range eurht *v*t, B-**ttwitun '•Oh ye.; therowra ngrrattet.ro th. ™ chnriat. with prancing horara. ted, queoces. thus , straining tbe muscles aud shoes, even In the coldest weather, and two ily tales; some tell of two who survived cording to the governuHtit 'urvrt and thirty links. tb<oce te>gg in their canoe, others on the back of the north, .aid th. pne.1, ".nd n chain of I00.t wo„dorfnl 0( Ml, a tattle eoene. tendona Very rarely are injurious effects when bls body was found Im the path lead­ ebaiui at Stat "load Dilv-uine nxri ing to the spring from which he got water targ.telt lake, in a gre.t circle to th. iD which cloud, of rolling .moke ted from a fall known In a lunatic asylum for ■ turtle; bnt the common Atzlan tale, the title, tlreure m-Tth on litre of *wd h the same simple reason—the mind has no tbs feet were entirely naked. He slept on ■ ...................... one we tell the children, is nearer the east. All this desert was at one time] ® curiously cured tubes belching flamks, u^w tb» a plank bed. Hls death was caused by north line ofsection truth; It says that the people first came under water, and it was near our city. '• mowing down whole rows of men, were influence over tbe action of the body. heart disease. A brother of the dead man And it is a remarkable and well known from n cave iu a mountain, where they But it dried away, and the land was depicted with rare skill. It would have aS5e(la*d»ote <>r ’V XluteZ was also exceedingly eccentric. Neither of fact to those who have to deal with such time-fourths acre* Of! tire were entombed when they fled, with cat­ white with salt. In the underground stood for a rude picture of a modern cases that whatever injuries arc so caused them married. The brother always blimbed part of sooth ea*t quatt-T c. tle and other animals. There was but a room of the temple is a canoe, which field of war. heal much more rapidly than In the case into a tree every day and sal there for hours tn town twnjrorth of rat l-c e «bt wed ««« dim light, lasting only a few hours each has been kept sacredly, that journeyed as follows to-Wit: ton>tne-"" ,» B“* oortb It waa with wonder and smswetnent of sane people, the mind having more to and played hie violin and sang songs.— CornerofsecCoutwenlv ’ day, but there were two blind men who often to At and returned laden with that Gilbert studied the strange pic­ do with retarding or assisting nature's Philadelphia Record. one hundred and sixtyrwd'’•*’ uJ/tJub* <*•’ cheered the dull hours with flute play­ much treasure. It is the .boat, they say,; tures, undoubtedly relics of a long past efforts than to generally known or realthence west along the qnartr r * that brought Quetzal to this land.” ter of the state road. lB(otying. ago, for he was convinced that the bed.—Boston Herald. road to tbe aertlon fine In our present English currency there Is State "One of these struck the roof by “I must see itl"jjjied Eric. oue and twenty -eight. «*** e»t priest had no knowledge of their import a discrimination against silver, for sums tion line to Use place <d !*->«-' S •', w |D(tM “Ton shall this very day. I shall pro­ chance with his flute, bringing out a and meaning; in fact the characters in ‘ ..A ,n? ""** cmr I” U exceeding forty shlllinga, gold or paper I shall export lor rtle hollow nouDd, upon which the elders of cure torches at once." which the records were written upon iha b>Ul ot monopollxlDg the man wbo backed by gold la the only legal tender. In or vendor to the highest I ii’drr *\L nty of “Never mind them," said Eric. “I the tribe deto.-mined to bore in that di­ trout door of the courttfe ftiti them were with few exceptions nn^aterete* to pa, hl, eotnpUtnenu to a India the diaariminatlou is the other way. rection. The flute was sot up against have a lantern that will outshine all miliar to him, they having been super­ girl In pualng, until h.tej.ll looker, on Gold is unknown for currency purpose*, the roof, and the raccoon sent up the your torches. Bnt what else is there seded by a more convenient if lew pic®" era made .wore nt n certain apptelteoalon and all debts must be discharged in silver “1EX-nkw”’ lira.!-- >»“ tube to dig a way out, but he could not. among yonr sacred relics from the van­ turesqe method in later times. In these h.'I h' A tat or paper backed by silver. In France, be­ February. A. 1>. ito„ M( KKvrrr. Then the earthworm mounted and bored ished city?” characters ho found many rwc-mbling uaatul. lawn waa conn,rf to a rat, young fore 1873, both metals were used ludiffer"Many things. Images of gold and Sheriff oi until he found himself on the outside of those of the Maya alphabet, but more in girl recently. An old rri„d h,rfih„' ently—that to to say, the French mint was PhiuivT. OOumovr the mountain surrounded by water; this silver, pottery, carved stones, earrings, the nature of pictorial representation. family approaching under three conditions always prepared to coin as much silver and Attorney for Fleintiff -s water soon flowed off, leaving only mud. bracelets, atone axes and knives. The These were similar to the characters By I. W. VbQOMAS. Deputy ------7 eI5d'1“’ aaluuuom, aba ax- as much gold as any one chose to bring to IL and the debtor, having obtained bto The worm returned to the cave, and the sacred white knife which your light­ upon the slab of bronze, and there GUlilHAN' S SALKcotas of either color, might discharge hto raccoon went up into the mud, sinking ning shattered in Knlcan’s hand came flashed acroes his mind a memory of In the mailer of the vMate 1 debt with those which suited him beat.— into it midleg deep, as the marks on his from At." Plato’s statement—that the people of WNSi‘<* '"*" hereby London Tit-Bits. ''Alaa!” cried Eric, with a sense of fur show to this day. Atlantis engraved their laws upon col­ bate him sale, and he cannot get away “The mud dried away, and the animals real injury at the loss of such a treas­ umns and plates of bronze ami gold. Now you may go m> tailing me what you began coming up from the care. This ure. “I regret the deed now. I should Could it be that this was one of tho"® tagau to eay."-Imdrt.’ HoL JournL Soon after Napoleon's assumption of the took several days; then came the men. have hesitated had I known tho worth uw.ui Imperial purple he cbauced to meet his ■ When they were under ground they of the weapon." mother In the gardens of St. Cloud. He IJXXSrt Stair, ««•'“3 A novelty fur travelers who eniov th. He was trembling with eagernees to spoke one tongue, but when they cams [cowrorinm.] ) 71"hy courtler^ *»i half cup that cheers is • ’comprmaed tea.” " Tlda NMfnily held out his hand for her to ktoa thTretate. right, “JI* »nj s»ua«*«3 forth they had many languages. The see the relics. Almost feverishly he Ckoies Spirit*. ’ ’ P^?,ap hy^rtata RGaatan firms rwident minor of. In and to the real , suf «• earth was then very small; the light hurried the old man along, and reach­ . * so, my Mon.o replied, at ta China. It bi made of the fineTJnS Wars’ dubs exist Ln London and several heltur in tbe Counts of „ fob** • 'LTS! .tin* Prating her hand in re- Michigan. kn<ron and £.. «* tbe B<rtbW[ was m scanty ae- it had been below; ing the temple he ran up to his room The initiation fee to five tea leavtH, but la nona the leu urn.n.ta ^r\d ,‘eetlo? 0? Ol’S there was no heaven, no sun, no stars. and brought down bis electric light ap­ shillings, half of which to remitted should So a council waa held anti a committee paratus. long unused, but needing only a, the new member bo able to outUe any potrarfol renx at . "Meh tak. »p X^t ™ ' appointed to make thdee. They made few touches to be in working order. member present. The tallest stories aro described as follows: hneof the heavens and set the stars in patterns Meanwhile Iklapel had brushed away a, told at every weekly meeting, and the best °f bears, lards and such tilings, but a wveruig «n swum , g covering of sticks, grasses and eartht *^W**tor carries off tbe honorsof th. wolf rushed in and scattered them about from the ground floor the temple, reaud whan Eric Uabto to expulsion.—MUltao. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Nerve Blood Tonic roll r ill IIIT I CA VINES. TREESs9^®* Green’s Nurscru Go. Rwi’.csioAJ Zu5f^li!!0^al*knownu,1‘eoot• JdS.th?I5’dlY5fa,or dQ CttyTinm �MORTGAGE KALE. nrtJuK'b-’rinr b-cn*uade <** th* cnndtjRua mortgage «mle ff>y Metter ‘id .<ina1" Ko-U.;r t» Hiram M < dale! !»*7 r-mb”’ Hth. Aana 'r-ire b - ia:.iva« ««• ‘•erii* rttbe aato n.rc--tbe «t‘0i uf live • uwftva, ninety ' T, rlghts-mo rei.u. antt^to attor- ■, ne' 1 .. :ind »» xrrt -or Droceednrs prtaWbti described In arid’ AUDITOR GBNEBAVH OFFICE, I.aksixo.MK'M. .March-K. IMS. 1 is hereby (riven Chit certain tofrs situsked tn the Vom.ty of Barry bld off to tbe .'•Tate far taxes of 1»M and priweuis je.trx Uni dradribed to Sbiteiu" its which wt.l hereafier be toivwr’ledto tbe office of ’tfie Treasmr.r <4 mKC<iii:iti,,will bv* sold at pablic uuMl«.-> by -.-ifrl Tie oar^rarthe County ISeat, on rite first MendayofMay next, nt the lime and place <«Mtgnat«*>l (>>r thr Annual Tax aales. It not i*.-vi<juAly redeemed or canceled nceerdlnii to Mw. Said *tatfmenw.e«vt.rin* full itowrtptlon of cnM> parci-1 of xidd tx-ids amt mar t»e -ecu on application at tiMOfB -trof the County Treasur­ er alter they at* ter-Ked by him. The land strut* off to the .state L»r Taxes of detnpt.'on prescribed bylaw. sVanLUY TV. Turner, ordrit tn <hc of thereghw i .rry tjiuvtvou tie Isf day of’ litx-r-Z. <v:i0rtK«c*. |MMM W»' CHANCERY fAUX 1. purwiance and by virtue of an order M*' as* nmttc and provided, notteu decree of the circuit court for tlie County of -thrt or. Saturday He Harry, in chnneerv. in the hUto nt Michigan. .tm-e. A. D. TKri. tu ■ten in.ideaBddafeedotiltkv SlrtdaT of November. A retaeiu. I stlrdl sell at public D. ittrz tn aerrtatu cause theMu peud ug where­ titr !ie«E niddec. al the north in John H<dde<i is complaisant aud G^ltllet) .e ciniirt Hotre? I" the Ctty of Zuschtril'.. H&rUZaaybnht. ffie Chicago. Kaktb«ing*3L" Pi»re*wtiere the Clr- imae.iaiid Sagjmiw railroad and Casstas L. Aiv-tw County Is hol4eo). the Gtnsre*. are defeadauts. l»«l iu s-t-1 mortroip. except ■releas'd, c.r rj much ttKreoL ,rers«*rv to nay the imounf day the Xfml <l»y ot April. A. D.’taw at ten ,5014 er erne. Merest oVteekda the forenoon, at tbe north front do«>r ; costs, toeeiher wfttii an attorney » oCtbe-Oonrt hmtwh* theCTy of HastiMf^pounty ■ • twenty-five doWars envennnUd at Barry and Bare of Mlcbi^an, said CetiM house ••leram. ’Sbe premises being described brluicthe (dace lor holding the circuit court for mH as all thwro certain -pieces -mid County of B.»rry Ute folluwfnt: descrtb-Hl narve6s <n Luk! situMe hi tbe tov.zishlp prapwtsn; to-WK; ’Tnc W.th east quarter of the ana i^r-igTrlUe t« the . easnty of woutli west quarter of section seveo In ton a four .■ ..-.rimtifie rtf ffliehtKML and farewa and «x»f.!i.rtuiK>: seven ov and <-oate4«tvg forty kdlOWK ■ __acres Of {land more or 4css; amt comtoeucim: •UFSIHT four VIGORS of Cloverdale, at theaortn cast corner of the north west quar ■uiitv, Mleui.AK: sl*.i twenty-ftve acres ter oftfae north west quarter, ot seetlea twenty••rti.wttrt rtf the cast on^holf et ibe two wad runtdup from tbeuce wxtth f<rty rodx tlienae west ►vcniy’Wb. tbewcw north forty rodn tltcnca cast twsritv rods to'41e place Isbl-rod* t*' north and south iriC twen- <rf besiinlnc.-contalnta.; five acrei at land, ibis nnK wes? !t tho sauh cor- also being-tc town f-*cr north.range seven west >>-r«-<l Ha->«>.ngs. M'.r*. Mnreh JTnt -eld. . EKKU W. Wat-KKH. (Treat Court Contmtosiuner. Barry CeuUy, Mich, i Ai/iwae’K. Kavwrrox. ^jllcltai for Oowolaiuant. MOI7-'GAHW 8ALR •rtKin mortuMCe nuk.t by I'Krick Si .John PRUfffTEUHDES. miivrof MKlrigiuA'County of Barry-ss. At a seesion <he rrnbato Kourt for ttae County oPRarn-.-toaiden ut the ’Tvsbate Udkae. ■three. freeent. Charica W. .CnwrtrciLR. Judge of Trebate. b*> thv vu.utc-r-i the etiate-uX Willtass C Adhnson.Meceaeri On reMhng and It Tug the petit* oi dulv vert led Ol T. W. OUirgfiw.c/lmiultdraAoraX said ettxto. pfuyincrttmt tor reasons threrin -ret forth chat >v virtue ut the i* *er of «*le costslnM. tn said I Ik may tv« licetiwrtf to sell tbu -rval estate ef . .-.Hesse, juitirttae mx*«* In sueta caw! made *x-t-deeMSed as tu said pettuen Ce-erlbed. , i t rovHJed notice- H-hereby gtoeu that on Tlicretrson it • K ordered, tmr. Friday, the ; i’ ;r>lav.tm-eWkth daytf April. A.-E tww. at Kli day of AprV, A. D. im.atalneo’c!oek tn .in th tor-nooc, 1 shall •ell-at public tuo fortwoon,ncnesiguedforsbptcaringof said; . ■-.<> fhe Liglmst bidder, at ti..* north jst-tlttou-ind thsStoebelrsat lar-.if sain dftcrav it ihror«.! Un- "uirt bctMe In cbcclty of Has■1‘ehlgtn, that be sx the ptere where the .»ort tor Burry ns-juty Is tooitten], tbe aatl-xboir cause; l?any tbeeetic.-xliy tbe prayer I at the .retlltouer may t«rt be granted. And' ; co-ts. tCEOti.»r with It Is further uedevtd. tlmt said *»etltlonor give rtohars -covenon- iwltee to the personsintoceam iu said estate, bring described ■tf tlie >|Mn'lenry rti said petition and the bear ,.. and Htnte <>t and kiw.-vn nm. described sm follows: _ quarnori b r county. viper^Dtad ass: circulated Invald County of, Sarry -’Xice Iu wch wre.le forUirwe •»ucce»el*’ *-eeks previonsAe tsifi day of hearing. VJ ABLX* W. AaKSIH-. I«wn. .(A true copy I Judceot BrutaU*-. Why Suffer? Wben you can be Cured urea tv x martKM*«*<t,u«Mi Thsusana.;: ar<j smiltring with 'Torpid Liver-the symptoms are Depiiission* of Spirits. Indiges­ tion, •Constipation, llcadacbe. ,Dr..S£niord'E Liver levigorat-oi is a reliable remedy ior Lives Ihfioriters. .It cures Ihousands every yeRf; why mot try Dr. Sasford’s Liver lynrgorator? Your Drugg st will sug ply you. Michigan Central “ tZiitf "iitaucri Falls Sonic.” •dins lij* tec-i inuitiited u debt now reir. dtrimt secuatd u>« p.t-l L.- real wln-retV t.*»j<-»l Iu -va|d mortgage irete hereby given, that b»-,' er to sale iat. tn persMCMir | tncli ciwemuvte and pnr.tdrsL; rc wilt l>e fureeU*?d by a aaleJ ‘ itien-in ■•lescrlba.l. nt i-utdlrL it/.’t’-'t bltder. attee front d-rorj -r in Hasnugit. Utyialil County3<d*y of-June, next ut ten iii the forenoon of tk u d>T: which sold " . i .■ In the rtl’age of IntoJT County <sf .. -il Mate of Mtciiigau. *"d r.tatiiug trotn ।e ur In an easterly filreclloc along lh«.j of w* heretofore «vuvey«s'.xnd to the r.*' ero-'liiK Die race am! cos: ef '.ho lot or .1^. led io Effi- Baldwin »ixl Groot said Ah-, tu a south rMteriyfitroettoo on the i i..> of the racea-ay. to iutet»*«--t Mtepood; ■ • <.l- and along rite westerly .Xis*- of said hi., uortneriv dwec’lnn to- tlt-v/jun. and tJ^nee rollowine Uitreeurer <rt Ui* Tiiorn•rho* to :* po<dtrectlf north ->f the . -fr.tr;Ing. and from *uld yomt oouth to i’.mi— .:t beznrtuig. cmi’nlmid? Un acres of 7.. . : and nil a* section GulHMOe In ■th. rang- nine weet. exceptlm» rn!|| ri.or»• all sTrete and bfehratM uow 3r gocvson. Also toe utidlvldwd one-ban or iisiez: Commenefnu a’ a point fiftyInclr-s west »u<l tsvelvo rod-, r» D•et and three laclie. north ot the southmer ttC the northwest quarter ari portion no-th to th- center ot the Hiornapyto river: the-i'X i- u*t rteh*, tod*, thanen south u» Btooe ot be-x'.nuiiig. It ••■* expresslv mideratoodtnat Uum la't deMirtimdipremites Is nil ttict premtoea. .nRtl prhii c- and rights of flowage, oword by A'oiiUe.Gardner and Frank Campbell And .couitiinjing ’1K <rie linn. Gardner. Camuhcll f Co., of In lug. and that this mortgage to intend-, cl to cover.the undivided one half of all nriit’t of said Gardner. Campbell A Co, together with the perpetual right to the wrier power, haek w*t<-r. tie*Age and mill pttvlleges describe-t above vrttlt the roKerll-mridg mil aud all mil fixtures therein now standing or hereafter to be erected tui-i oUced unon said premises Includ­ ing both ot above dcocr pUous. izx 1-xSx I AX Is* p.m.ia.kL VSYt warrwxJED Haiti moa........... M1.GIU.MAK. Kota' Agnut, Haotisgs CARTERS CURE Pick Tte*Ucho and rr.Urma all tbr, trOublM tacf. < <><* rratnra. *nah CM SICK HEAD Assignee. ADMINISTRATOR’S BALK. 4n the matter of tkeeOto of Esther M. Pen u<nk. deceased. . . .. .. Route Is hereby riven that 1 shall sell at pubUe auction to the olgbest bidder, on Friday tbe aist day at Svnl. A. D-. ITO. at ten o'clock. In tke forenoon at Ute late residence of Um-tote Bather M. Pcnnoric. oc iretlon sixteen hereto described, in the tuv,-iM<klp of Barry'. i° fbe county of Barry, in Ute slate of Michigan, pursuint to lleeausnd authority granted to me on .he 8th day of March, A. I). ITO. by Ute Protmte coart of Barrv county, MlebUnn. all of Ute estate, right, title and interest'rf the ceiwod oL in and to the real estate situate nnd t-Hng in th* county of Barry, .to the s-ate of Michigan, knivn nnd described as follows. t<Th‘’south west quarter, section sixteen, ex­ cept one and ua>bidf acre* off the south west c truer. The south east quarter ot the south cast qutrter east of tbe highway section seven­ teen. school l»t number four, section sixteen, all tn town one ib north range nine (fll wsst. Also ennimenrink fourteen rods west of Uto center of section twenty-eight. T. I. N. R, 9. W., thence west four rods, then*® smith 15 rn»l«.Jheera ea« Cmr rods, thence north 15 rods to the Pj*®® -°f batoning. Also commencing at the north west -»raer of lot 3» tn the vltlw «>r Delton. Barry count y. Mich., themw east so feet, thence south 50 feet, thence westoOfrer. thence iiortn »feet du s.-rtion six. town 1 earth. riutgjJ» we«:.. yysi, w. iiampto... AdnUitotrator. Paled, March stt.im APBIL. Mo. 1893 Noix Sucb We. 1 2 3 9 10 11 4 5 6 7 F\ipc« ■Aeat 8 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 __ 21 22. 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 HISTORY OF A WEEK. Ds^oit, tag & Swta Chicago, Kalanaioo & Sagisi w IS??.J,iJSi' JOUS A ROBgKTSOM. Attorney Dated. flasUuga. March 1st, 1883. GOD’S CHASTENING© arrived’at Sa. Louis from a tour around the world eta bicycles. They were given a royal wricome. Robert Warring, ouhta* of the Mokaska LESSON H, SECOND QUARTER, INTER­ Manufacturing company of SL Joseph, NATIONAL SERIES. APRIL 9. Su. Tu. Th. Fr. Sa. Mo., is mysteriously missing. He arrived in Chicago about tho middle of March and since then all trace of him has been lost COKDEnCO American sUkdents in Bolivia were at­ tacked while conducting a Masonic funeral by a mob urged on by priests. The instru­ .Stenrne. , , ments were smashed by tho infuriated mob. __________ Three of Job's frlcnds-Eliphox, Bildad and Zophor—having heard of the afflict ions It Is nported that M0,000 persons are of Job. made an npirointment tq come and destitiwe mid on the verge of starvation mourn with him and comfort him. When in Cmrq volley, Isthmus of Panama Makes an every-day convenience of an they saw him they knew him not becahse The Htoff of General Fitzsimons late of be wn* so changed. They wept, and rent old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. the First brigade Uliuoto national guard, their clothes, nnd snt with him upon the Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest have presented their old commoader with ground seven days and seven nights with­ award at all Pure Food Expositions. Ead> a handsome sword to token of their appre­ out speaking a word, for they saw that bis package makes two large pies. Avoid ciation of his militiuy services troth in the Imitations—and Insist on having th* war for the Union aad tn cotuniauM of the grief waa very great (chapter 11, 11-13). Then Job spoke nod cursed his day, after NONE SUCH brand. brigade.- Governor Altgeld lately Mkcd which Eliphax was the first of the three to Che general to resign. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse. N. T. At Rapid City, S. D., Aftan Boutwell, speak, and this lesson is part of hls speech. Job had borne meekly and without com­ The Lombard Investment company, aged 12, accidentally shot and killed hie plaint the loss of children nnd cattle and which deal« in western farm mortgages, playmate, Emory Stricker, aged 8. Young even his bodily affliction (chapters 1, 22; », Boultvcl! then fled and ran not lie found. aas been prohibited from doing burinasa in It to reported nt Milwaukee that Brad Iff), but these friends, with their falseaccuTIME TABLE. Massachusetts, but the insurance comtnh satluna nnd Insinuations, stirred all tho old In effect January 22, fTO. sioncr admits that the company is perfect­ Miller aud Alma Nunncmacher, who were man that was In him. These three con­ ly rolrent. The ftjht is made against she found dead at Pass Christian, Miss., re­ demned Job without cause, nnd yet their Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detroto cently, had been married nearly a year. personal management words hove much in them that is helpful. When Sheriff Wray, of Creston. In., vis­ California is agitated ever the appear­ 17. ’•Behold, happy is the man whom God Ly. I Going East ance in the western sides of a fight de­ ited the jail ho found it empty, five prison­ corn-cteth; therefore despise not thou the .Grand. Bapida ers having escaped during the night. ,, EaatParto scribed to be Hike nn electric light’1 that chastening of the Almighty.” This is McCord Monntafa fires are ragingall along tbe sound wisdom ami very profitable if put in ^iekored and ctaunged valors continually. .. Alto eastern slype of the Chestnut Ridge and practice. Blessed is the man that endureth Il wasstiserved all through the slate. .. I Elmdale Laurel H411 niouctains, near Connellsville, trial! Count it nil joy whsn ye fall into „ Clarksville .. Lake Odessa robberies suffered at Taris, Tex., Ay the divers trials. Whom the Lord loveth He ,. I Woodbury The Ootninina parliament has been pro­ chnsteneth. I! ye endure chastening. God Santa Fc and ’Frisco Baes. W. IX K\ Ison, „ |8unfleld ,. Mulliken a gum-1, saw two thieres leaving a-car.antl rogued after two month*’ session. deslelh with you ns with sons (Jas. 1, 12, 2; [Grand ledge failing to »hnlt them flbed, kiUhxg Leo Heb. xii, 0,'7). v Lansing S(epte‘nson(r. negro. just started for England to take posses.. [Detroit 18. "For He moketb sore and bindeth Albert -V. Reed. of 784 ilaocoft street, Kian nf $400,008 left him by his uncle,whom up; He woundelh, ami His hands make whole.” Or, us,it fa written elsewhere. “I ___ _____________ Brooklyn, Allied hitnsclf in the Pacific he -bai never-seen. Lv Howard City bank, ouilrofidway. fiewi York, rby ahootTbe annual election of the board of di- kill and I make alive; I wound and I heal; „ Edmore -ing himself in the ri<ht tern pie. reciur-H of-tbe World’s fair resulted In the neither is there any that can deliver ont of BtantoD i report bns reach .<1 Marshall, Mo., of a choice of the old board except In five coses. my hand” (Deut. xxxil, 30). But though ,. Ionia Ar Grand Ledge j tevrible tragedy-committed Maipolnt midi Four of theve had served before. . He cause grief, yet will He have compas­ F Sf wty betvrer n that place*and Sedalia, where­ Itissahl that the provision deal on the sion according to the multitude of his mer­ IGotDg West~r M IMO2£E in iour perrons were killed. Tho victims Chicago 'board of trade which Fairbank, cies, far He doth not afflict willingly, nor Detrolt T 0 05 were Mr. and Mie. Arctay Mxrlow and Cndnbj«aad others are credited with en­ grieve the children of men (Lam. ill, 82, Lansing gineering, has netted the clique **,000^00, 33). Grand Ledge Mulliken HL "He shall deliver.thee In six troubles; The Rev. Joseph Cook divides Chicago’s ■and in d'jsed. Sunfield yea, in seven there shall no evil touch •populaUan Iuto three cIomm^ “American, Tuesday, April *. Woodbury loreigu and infecaal." Lake Odessa Nellie Vilas, daughter of I’sited Skates thee.” Not even natan can touch a be­ Clarksville Frauric M. Brw.-n, a Maryland millioa- Senator Vilas, is dead, tbe fatal ailment liever without permission, for he had to ob­ Smdjue ■airv, vww, murdered and his body thrown in dmving been tourilltis. The seontor is out tain permission to touch Job, nnd if God Alto allows us to go to the furnace he knows a well. His skn£ had been ■'fractured and •</ reach by telegraph or (otter fishing tor Met ord how to deliver. So that Daniel’s friends East Paris ■his eut. Ilobberf wat the iooea- tfeorpon in Floridian waters. were right when they said, “Qur God, (Ar ’Grand Rapids .lame* J. Hamilton, a uegrsex-preauher whom we serve,'is able to deliver ns from Tirir. -'"T~a.1T wrbo> killed his wife at Flushing, L. I., Ixindoc which ir printed or. u postal card. -waa-executed by eiectrothanasla at Sing the burning fiery furnnee, and He will de­ GrandLedge I 11 15 The firt^t number has four illustratioca. a •Slug unison. Tbe killing was Instantane- liver us out of thine hand, O king” (Dan. 3 10 Portland H <0 iii, 17). In tbe promise, ••There shall no loniA 12 10 tragedy, a few Jokes and puzzles and some Howard City 1 45 evil ladall thee” (Ps. xcl, 10). we must not advertisement*. '• ’ Fred Rcgulin was sandbnggctl nt Men­ think to escape trouble, for just that fa Ionia I Stanton asha, W|s., by footyiods who took every­ promised tts (John xvi. 83), and possibly r dmore | _______ Tin* Sate Janes G. Blaine left two grand­ thing but his watch, and he sow lies is*'a imprisonment and death (Rev. il, 10; Math, • Every day. others week days only, t stop sons tboth named after binj, one the ton o! ! criticu! condlt4<m. x, 28), bnt in the resurrection it shall be slgnid. .. > "ioung JimJim-gMame" *ue Marie wane Nevins,] jsevins. | -AcuUcctim*of jxwtagewtotup* buffered seen that we hnve not Im hurt,nor a hair onParlor "Young lUalue" aud cars on all trains between tiraad and the other Emmons Blaine’s son. Both J’“‘•raafiion at New Yoifc Jt ;* valued nt of our heads ]>erisked. Knptdsnrid Detroit. Heat* 25 cents. Conheetloas Lh^etooyaiKeTnpeQr*hmUthTt thto .u.._ Uma '» JtliMH't'S **«’.’<'* mid ’‘»J eomnrtst-M comprise* wtamiMi Stamp* -af af the westwtst.i___ j.. ........................ made luL'utun station, Grand Rapids with tbe 20. "In famine He shall redeem thee Crni'AuoA West Michiga> railway fob only. Tht Persian Jew Hanucah, who was th*- ’ •erti hemisphere t—** rtM,v fnun death and in war from the power of New naval regulation forbid navnl ofll-i the sword.” The upright shall not be dvrcrrest-ntC iiicngoon kcharge of having ■wludled people out of <W«0.0l>J while pass­ <cers -Crum acting m oorrenfwudeuta of ashamed in the evil'titne, and in tbe days' ips. CiiAKUivoix ani» Pjctoskby. Favorittr rcutc to thesununer resorts of northern Michi­ ing «m a coke* tor for a Jewish relief funiL mcwspapen*. of (amine* tiny shall be MUisfied (Ps. gan. Tho Arkansas Jswom- ■*( representatives■ xxxvii, 18. 19). He who fed Elijahzby the has 'been bmonthly acquitted ot the Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago.* :30 A--las --------_____________ prened a trill aahntluing question charge. • -----T------ „ tbe , ____ _ brook and in the widow’s house during M. and lib P. M., •11-JO P. M. Arrive Chicago p. M.. fl.*5 P. M. and 7 :05 A. M. . St Banntbyto. Pctiteatanl Ep*«co|K*l ‘ rof htdciing a countituticMal convention to the three years’ famine, who fed Israel for 3-35 I^ave for Manistee aud Traverse City TJS> A. ubnteb. Oi Baltimore, Aid., waa entire!j J tbavteers of the state. forty yj-ars with bread from heaven, who M. and 5» P. M. i. Lvavr ior cbarlexolx and Petoskey ' .^0 A. »?. ’ .- . | C. L. Krtoaing.of Pittsburg, haa received fed over 5,000 with the lad’s few loaves and Parlor cars on day trah.s and sleepers ctf Rainnnstoc Duffus, j. Fort Madtoon. ■; a Iwiy of $13,«KXJ from atromp to whom Le। fishes.fatlir s.uue yesterday, today and for­ tight tnuns to Chicago. ’ a short‘ I gave a tncnl roiue time upo. ever. And as to the sword, think of David's In., aas Iweu relieved of his plllce, Ask our agents for further particulars or agt of JftWi.Tj haviugibceu tllso/vcretl in > Tbtt£.*irineae Six compaaiiM hau feaurd a, deliverance from thesword of Goliath and write to Gkorgk DkHavkx. Gen’l Pass’r Ag’t. ;hto account-. ciroulwr advising Cldtiauw-u not to register• hfa victor)' over him. Grand iluplds. 21. •Thou sba!;. be hid from the scourge Heter AV. J’eraon, nn Omaha lawyer, w.-w under iht- i»«-ary’ lew aud notifying theta murdered tin hi* lied in hto stable office. that th- y hnve good legal euthuaif.y for.de-, of tl.r Uitiguc; neither shall thou l»e afraid of d-rstruction when It cometh.” The An-cuiploye, who is ».iw mb-sing, to sits- clariuc t he law uncwixtitctioual. pecU-d, ar.-l* •Dick’’ piflbrd, one of Perron’e Tbe-rife of Pugilist Uorbett to about to। tongue fa often naa sharp sWord (P». lv, ebuuh, is under nrrw* <t>r complicity. jru <•« Che stage, and ’will appear with bar 21; fa il. 4), but lie will keep us secretly in TIME TABLE* a pavilion from tho strife of tongues (Pa. Marion, <11., was xi.dted by a fire that n.n ni In -GcaUruau Jack." _________ In effect geptember If. ftW.’- .. ... connumeiiWui entire I deck of buildings auu ji.;;*jjis I'.n-sare weeping thn>.igh the, xxxl. 2Uj. IfUMtmuch as the angel of the । Ixmi cncainpeth round about us, the fun -4 m *f New Jertcyj TejiNqitare tuilcsuf confenla, iiorvs. saloons and restaurants. , tongue that would totfth us must first L<mh, over S'd.OM; iuMmmce, >13,<XKL The Stations. , .touch Him. Not even a dog can move bis lire was incendiary. rongue agniust us without pfirmission Oakland, 111 a., is worrying over tte dto :*.heateneJ wit h dcrirtwth NOBTIl. ».Ex. xl, 7). •covory of a case of toftrony. Tbe victim, Lv.. 22. “Al destruction nnd famine thou Kalamazoo East Cooper a white man named Allison, married but 1L1VE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. •halt laugh; neither shall thou be afraid lUebland Junc't Ciucagai. Cressey of tho beasta of th© earth." One would go iuto tyjarautiue. Allidon'x licub ’in a.'most think the speaker was describing Milo sloauhiug sff aud he is as spotted u Delton tie millennial times, when the wolf and fnoverdalt... lejwr■ --------- --------------------- ....... __ Shulti............. lEbe.Rt.'Itev. Btobop* WilHfim Ingraham .74t>r. clewed 76’mc; Mayaqa-m-d closed 71?tj; tbe lamb shall feed together, and they not hurt nordestroy in all GtaPs holy (Iastixom..., Closed May. ujs-iied MkC, mountnin (Isa. Ixv, 25). But with such nqtorted U1V- dying At his home it* .San up-rs-d >jaw>*<*.v 4I« July, ojwtaito l *2c. records as that ot David over the lion anil Coats Grove Oats-Moy. *>p«-ne«l ctosed ilWj-c: .Jana, । the bear, Daniel over tbe lions and Paul Woodland ----------I "ts*;1‘i"-?1 -JSewjiy1 I over tb. polwmm. rrpHk (I Sua. »»ll. M. Wnodburv Via Ji. •nk.\\-lm«k«le»i.l»Uv<, malMkaI TV1 ' ! I)“’.‘■STS luu.vi.ffi; Aeu xxvtu. 4, S). we wl„t Winning... aavoia,..! ttal lb, .uuetau been wweiuet ■ g*1 ££SUsS? “> *be “ ' v,'“ now os foreshadow i" — of Detroit.,.. ’■ ’uw may even lugs leel^ pluml'wed b, tke^aU wk., l.6tKri;gJ^*gL±gl,Ullt' **“ : -Milla* -lory. 1 2,n*T- Let us "have faith in Grand Rapids. |» Impeacind. h.-i Auienu • wiwoeu . .w. eu_ -kiiM lie Among -lie the .vJleuw! alleged tollXT i “2?or thou be In league with the eul^nV« .tre J no C. A'k-n, M Cfetary tf St<x k ) aids dolsy ranged stale. A. R-JdumphreJ-, public last! com’ stones of the field, and the beasts of the Btations. miwdaner. .L. 11. limitings, attorney get- iiuulitr fair. Ml ores about 2.LH mark at field shall be nt pence with thee.” David comes to mind again with hfa stones gath­ . aovTH. A roniutiM hied slide ©j* the Great NortIt­ backward td«mt taking /aril: prl.iea were ered from the brook, oneof which, slung in Kal.usin7<K» 1UG.IS <v.-t:ts luwe«j s«Us rangei iu £l.(l.>3 the nui'ie uL*in* Lord of Hoklk. sank into East CooperAr.. em <.'<ia.st line, a short distance aorth Lv.. rfMi' Whirt. .T-'-':T u-W llglit. rough the giant** forcln-nd li Sam. xvii, 49). Anil RlcblandxJunet. Edmund*, Waeh., killed Robert B i -J"—, r*’ * ■ '7Z mixed, and SA4'«&l..*<k Lhe 7W left handed racti who could sling Cressey Milo a •hair and nut ■»><-» miss (Jndg. jxx. ^r rciiK <•*!!>. ( _ [j*,tii;;at«vl .receipts for tlie day - stones al — —•......... **, Delton ’ Mins Alice li-Goaltoy, «f Philadelphia, I ^uriKy onij' fair. . market rntber j s,iO'v bow God can give control over Cloverdale.... hnv teunn i-nit tor gMl.Ciflei for breach ol | ta-ilvc on txicklag apJ dripping »ee»znat ; *” ’h-tf wen**. As tor the btast*', Bhultx promise Jguinst Hnnmel L. Clayton, wht 1 tw iiprk-es were writ tnaititslnrd: >iuota- read lsu. ,\i x and for another wonderful HA'srixas.... tnnrriM Mtos iBartridgc, daughter of the ' ui-fy inorfaraicly acitr.- and pri-ies wiil*on: xitny nf the p.-ust >< e 1 Kings xiii, 28. Chicago grain <>.’craton <, . ti«*s fan nd at whipping item. 24. "Anil thou shall know that thy tab- Coats Grove.. Woodland .... WlUUmP Co. dealer. In tn Mi »£"• ‘ U' I*'-''''. ««l inuu »•»■« '•taU — ■ —, --------------- ; |n.r i, a,it* su. Woodbury . .. !• 15| 4 40 nlture nt »>.l.>n.*,r« t.Uod with hnb.lj < ”.,SToadW I T ', y -’"l-.Mlon a.,,1 .hnlt n.,t.l„."or, Vfa li. L. .tunoniOMm ‘ sL"i.l ’ . Wl" ' «• "Th. <-o«*. SUriftiai heifers. $LA3&7. bulls. ,/ \ , 1 ‘ 1 <“« ,r-*’l!"n-.The week wc.« Lansing Detroit .cramento. 82.te'(tl..l> 82.«ifii.J» 'iezas steer*, sod and Flu rXU o,l Tcui of rn,htaoUMu-s*s nhiril be peace, and tbe Grand itaplds. Mike CbaHtben, in jail At Hncraniento, 'ieizw steer.*, rffre l ... rlzhtruttroi-w quietness iy»d asuCal., has couteuwd he fa the man *who ‘ mure calves. ithsogoac Slteep-Estitnated receipt* far the day 12.HW; I «UR»uce forever. And tny people shall ♦Stepson signal only. . . Uered Fret! FeCtrruutn sorod months ago at 4 N<-». 5 ami 6 will not rarrv passengers ubImm 1 quidLtr fair; market rattier active ami prices t dwell in a peaceable habitation, and in Huntsville, Tenn. I unchnsgcd: quotctlomi ranged at $4.tX«a’>A> I sure dwelling*, and in quiet resting places” i- rw.-bt trains will be run st the eonvenlenM sSix of the largest typewriter companie* per Ite ilw weueras. wi.JOft >.5J natives, nnd (tor., xxxil, 17. IS). We may even dwell in ’Le « •. nii-sny, w ho retene tbe right to chanae in>tbe country are -reported to be forming U uto’ ti «• J*'Lov.-dt Himself, for it Is written,''Lord. the time «l >-jrh trelns without notice. asumbim* with a e*u»Ual stock x>f <20,000, W. 8 Dkwix«. Genl Manager. CKXI. . Egg»-Fiwrii stock. 14Hc per do*. Dressed ! ™ll on * L u f ’ . . Chicago Typographical union elected I"°" abuIt know «l*> ’bat tby need James Griffon presi'leat nnd WiUiam Mc­ Poultry—Chickens. I:f^l3cs per Hr. turkeys, I IJfclic; chicks. HMtfUSJic; gens. S&U0O8.0J shail be great nnd thine offspring ns tbe Evoy sccietary-lnyuiQnhr. per dox. Potatoes-Burtaujks, 7C®78 per bush- I grass of the earth.” The promise to Abram Governor Altgeld, at Illinois, has par­ doned 'Zacbariah Klug, convicted of mur­ der; Esekiei Phillips, same crime; Qrlsndo Kirby, .manslaughter, and W, F. .-ticott. J3.MC3JM; fancy. >3.3. Honey-White clprer In t-lb section*. J7ai8a per lb; broken comb, ; proysd that she bright become the mother The White Star line officials aay there life; dark comb, good condition lD&14c; ex- ■ <it thousands of millions (Gt-i*. xxlv, GO). was no man on the Naroute named Olsen, 1 Jesus bassaid. • There to no man thathath HUES aud that a bottle thrown from the ship left bonne or brethen or stotcrx or father could never have.reached the coast of New । or mothur or wife or children-or Lands flSTDSAIlTE Jersey. ______ Wheat-May. 74 l5-16«75Mc: Jqne, TS^TBc. for my sake and the gospels btit he shall UCDVIMr July. 75 ll-U37dc. Rye-Quiet and steady I receive an hundredfold now iu tills time, Saturday, April 1. NtnYIIL western. GBiifitta. Barley—Dull and firm i houses and bretlireu and ristera and The Vanderbilt system proposes to run s state, tlFOW; western. OOfcaOc; No. 1 To mothers' cod children and lands with Cast “World’s fair flyer," ta make the trip ronto, trie. Corn-No. S steady. SOMdMKc between New York and Chicago iu nine­ April 49c; May. THiMTHc; July, <7J«ff4tlo persecutions, aud in the world to come * teen hours, five hours less than the time of steamer mixed. 49.4c. Oats-No. 2 dull and eternal life” (Mark x, 20; xxI2, 80). tri. “Thou shale come to thy grave in a the fastest train now funning between earior; May. 34K&344c; western, Pork—Easy and quiet; new mesa, gl&SO full age, like an a shock of corn cometh in those cities, at <3 more for the trip. old mess. 51S.00. Lanl-Dull and weak in Hto neuron.** it turned out ro Iu Job’s Henry Schoenfeld, of Chicago, has been steam rcudered, 110.00. ; CISC, for he lived after his affliction 140 L.ve Btoeta Cattle - Trading slow' but',— - -..—2.7 awarded the national conservatory prize yenrs nnd saw foi:.- gcncratiaim. So Job for the best symphony. steera. IciS'Jr’wS?bulto<and*dr) no<i ful1 of days (Jobxlii, Chicago and Boston capitalists have cows. >1.5 Q;4.75. Rhsep and Lauiba—Trading '**’ }' ith believer in Jesus length bid Fear*, riot VXrmIk^c, w forme«l a company to erect a (3,000,000 very «Juw. bnt values firm; unshorn sheep of years yearn Iu a mortal body is not the greatabattoir at Fort Worth, Tex. Hl(>0«.te4 per 1 *J lbs dipped do. »X:u; un. eat bltoudng except In ro far as God to gloriErnst Benzon, the “Jabliee Plunger," •hornlamU. 10^7.41 dipped do. SdSaa-Tfl. lied I Iiertbv. the man whn gained a woirld-wide reputa­ Hogs—Market weak;'live hogs, ♦J.ioas.tv.pci . - — -• • kb -hnve searched it; so it 'Lathis, tion by spepdiug £150,000 In a single year, It*) lbs l«: hear it nr.d know thou it for thy good.” to soon reappear on the stage. ir'.„ -rev’ ti™ i-auncs • •, tt • We might with Job have somewhat to say ' ISfti&Hii'sje«««'_____ . Mu.wavKxr. April X Three quarry men near /Etna station. tn Kliphnz, but we are trying to forget the Wheat-Ctwb, <X%r. May. 64«<j; July, Pa-, went to see what was the matter with get something out of------the—mes87c. Corn-No. 2. U9c; Na 4. J7c. Oats- man and .-------------»--------— s blast that liftin't go off. Two of them Na s white. 34c; Na 3, 31Ha Ry«- ••*«£*’■ ;,,Ml therefore wu notice that it is are dead now and the other badly hurt. Na L 54a Fa 2, tec; May. Ma Bar- । K1**1 w search out« good matter, but espeThomas G. Allen, of Ferguson, Mo., nnd fey—Na 3. ci« samples were tttealy and un- t AiUy good to search the Scriptures, for ’ thereip is the best of all matte?. W, L. Sachtleben, of Alton, 111., have just thonged. 1893 ACHE ©ARTER 9EDICINE CO.. New York. WAIL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Cures Sick Headache HASTINGSrBANNER New York Tribune, 'T �Hastings Banner. OUR CIRCUIT JUDGE. iwfnro . ujcb|iran “£'S,«---.rw’-reX-u«.^ The Burry county bnlldl'o. . will offer, tor aule to tto/u, '““■Rtw bln bidder nu Tbnrula, ", ’ * ”• “ "" '»nb X, ’*• ot noun booau u tntlowa. g? nl Tbe <rudlu( ot coutt b. done by Urn Job or y.nl™ to Kin* ot trench tor tower t,„ „L "» «1Jand Jail, laying of pip,. . “n l“Wa and fllRnk or bench to t», u””!? the county torurnbh Hie,„a«. at same time aud place wilt the old court house to the Jiiial*^tf Ma**1* * building to be remor,M InM1 >anl m the candidates on their own tJckd* that aoon aa vacated. By ordre of building rhnv did not want to vote for, though putPrelim “ ‘V Oiwox , Dated, noting inch. Apflj'^7;! oier tickets that they wlaked to rote tor. K. G. Holbrook and N. T. Diamond Th® Keauli. h.„den>»o.tr.h.l that they are poRUml The republican victory or MnftH ...rioters of no mean abilities. Though lowtok u It doe. . ’„u?,n; *tothey haif K'xxi majorities against them yet ffood deal or aldittoean.... ic ,a . K i^re dected by 28 and 44 It ahowa that tin... ,hn l.Sj*’‘1y It is dae to their opponents to mj early deatb ot the r. |.ul,£ Supreme Court, will carrj J*”5 ttboat that some old political Judyw were paid off. not datallnx auceeaae. a, , ’ “< 13,000 and the republican ng ■( V ,h^„J1' Thia with tbe arral buatllnk of the re­ prlnclpala advocated to.I., ‘'In'T-fllb JutlleUl CjrooH. ,C'm, publican eaadldatrs wronkht aome ffreal Itcan party are llvln« flrtn’li.i'J'J to the prosperity of the country changes. _____________________ ent Smith, tor Circuit Judge, has *°“ party that father, them ma ,.,,u raisnHid vk-torr each county giving him EASTER DAY. but moat be. a living. prw,r„'' wl“ b». and will continue to II". ,„j '‘'nr. district being over 1500. . until condition, dnmand ann,.- <,11^5? th- City. TMK COUNTY. Easter Day was observed by all of tbe clea. And. even then. 1. it The very able manner in which -Enoch churches ^ith especial and appropriate that the party that hu l„tl thV 4n<lrus has discharged the duties of the exercises. The morning was a perfect to It. pnwent high 'alandiug wiinl 2 bud when Important and acreea.fnl |? office of County School one: an Ideal Easter day. been approved by tbe people of Tbe exerdses for the day were opened lalatloo b required In the future? county to the time of 278 „ bv the sunrise service at the Episcopal republican party la nut gang 10 Following Is Ute tabudated vote on Clr church at htlf P*ri five o'clock. Tbe service There la too much work to be doo, 772 cult Judge and School Commisaioner. was a beautiful one and will be long re- its services sre iudispeusiblc. tortobrnd by tboto protonL When toe church was entered it was yet quite dark, Circuit Judge Com'r. and during the service ths sun rose and The C. L. 8. C. will mret with Mn, throwing Its rays through tbe stained Geer Saturday evening, April sth wlta Pull glass windows, touching tbe beautiful the following program. Tcni1! Roll call—quotation* on labor. flower* and lighting the heads of the con­ Greek Architecture and Sculpture gregation formed a rarely beautiful and impressive sight Very appropriate re­ Nora Bush. Classic Greek course iu Engfah (Srnai. Ik marks were made by Rev. Taylor, tbe sis), Mha Ruse Goodyear. * * rector of the church. He spoke of tbe Manual of Christian Evidence! etao •> HkeneM of this day to tbe one so many Baltimore.......... centuries ago. when Mary went to the Mrs. N. Bailey. Barry.................. The Organization of labor in Ojautin. tomb ot our Saviour, tbe morning being Carlton............... Castleton............ Just such a one as this: “When the full guan, Mrs. M. Geer. Hasting* Tw'p Greek in the Engibh of modern Kienre paschal moon was fast fading be.ore the City. iHtwanl glory of the rising 4UD." Fine murie was (Synopsis), Miss Belle Lampman. City, tod want.. CBy.Xnl want.. Cltaracfer sketch of <'ix-nte>-Mn rendered by the choir and Mrs. Hender­ City. 4U» ward.. shott’s voice was never sweeter as she Boiloway. Critic, class. sang the offertorr anthem. Tbe decoraHons were beautiful, being mostly cut y^-The H. C. T. Club will meet with Mrs. Maple drove. flower memorial*. For tbe first time at V. F. Brooks on Green 8L, on Mcmdsy this service was used the new and hand­ evening, at 7 o’clock, with the following Rutland ... somely carved altar, given to the church program: .171 TtMwnappI** ....... j by Rev.-Taylor in memory of his wife. Mt, 130 Woodland .......... Roll call—qur tatlon*. | g « Tsak«w Hprtnga , Easter services were also held at half past Marie. ■ ten and a children's service In tbe after­ Select reading, Miss Etta M-iniarlin. noon. . History lesson. The figures for Castleton and Thornap­ The Presbyterian church was beantlMusic. ple are the majorities given Judge Nmltb fully decorated with potted plants and Recitation, Georg’* McGuire. and do not represent the number of votes ent flowers, a white cross over which a SLMuric by choir. cxri. • wreath of green wa* hung, forming a very The following Is tbe result of the elec-( ’ pretty feature. The pastor. Rev. A. D. SQTbe society connected with Emmsnoe tion in the various townships: will b»- cntertaitMri Thuhday, , Grigsby preached an eloquent Easter ser­ thurrb In Assyria the republicans elect Clarence. April 13th. by Mesdaiix-' Robinocm. An­ Briggs by 24 plurality, aud also elect the. dnon. The choir of young men had been drus, Busby. Ma-mn. Greu«-I, N. Dlatnood, pre|Niring music for the occasion, tor some balance of the tlckeL Wm. I’ow-ra. and the M. -<, Mafttwes In Baltimore the democrats elect Wil­, time, and the singing was cxcellenL sbow- and Woodward. Hupper *rved Sa the liam Hill, supervisor, by 39 anil also the, Ing the result of practice and added much- society rooms from five until -f-rej. All tn the reputation they have already aebalance of the ticket. • ! qiilred as singers. Mrs. Frank Bams are Invited to attend. Barry elects J. G. Huglnw. republican , *h*udcred a beautiful aolo, “JersuXu1’” ,n The quarterly tea of tJj<- Wornatt* For­ supervisor by 77, also the balance of the' which Ixr rich alto vohv was beard to a eign Missionary i«x!« ly will tn- held oa . republican ticket. Carlton, we understand elects M. 1), good advantage. At this service four Wednesday. "April 13th, in the M. E. members . wete received into the .church parlors, ftom halt past fire to Falconer, democrat, .-.upcn lsor. and tbe I n*w entire democratic ticket. Ij ”church. seven o'clock. A dordiai invitaf is <xI[ At the Methodist church the Sunday I Frank McDcrby. n-piibHcan. is ''vlcctedj tended to thr* public. ■Afember.- of the .tUehooi had charge of the morning service society will meet at halt Mjpertisor ot Castleton by IOC, and the* two o'clock, , and gave an Easter missionary program. balance of the ticket is republican. Everyone Is cordially iuvltel* to attend Wallace lioblM. democrat, is elected; Tlie church was prettily decorated with NuperviMir of Hastings township by over■ plants and cut flowers, and the walls terian church next %i. i.iy -. n-niugto .’.0 nnd the balance of the ticket is demo­. adorned with appropriate mottoes. From tbe center of the alcpxe back of tbe plat­ hear Die rmorta frtmi our drtexalcs to tbe cratic. * State Convention at Benton Harbor, Milq Williams and George Abbey, dvm-. form, bung a large ball of evergreen on Messrs. Wooten and l>«-Gr«-ji are our <k!*ocrats. are re-elected supervisors from thiss which was the motto, “The whole wide gates and are sure U,» giu fntereding ir>i world for Jesus. ” The program Uns well city by gcrtid majorities. enthuaiastlc report* concerniug C E. matGeorge Rcploglc. deawcraL Is returnedI carried ouL all those wbo took part doing from Hope xs Mipervisor. and the rest of well. A recitation givenXiy MUs Edith Pryor was exceptionally fine andi show­ the ticket Is democratic. The Loyal Legion Band of H<>;w at tlie Alvin Bales, republican, is elected sup­ ing tench talent'for her age. TwXjmiIos Presbyterian parsonage <■« Friday the 7thj ervisor of Irving, and the remainder of the were beautifully rendered by Misses Mary at 4 o'clock. McElwain aud Effa Simpson. Very ap­ ticket h republican. Uuual services . The opposition tried hard to down propriate remarks were made by the su­ Hf Willard Nyc.-republican, in Johnstown, perintendent, Mrs. Clement Smith. .She re­ ehureh next Sunday, for supervisor, but 11:17 lacked 10 of do­ ferred very touching!) to the death of has no'cur for music.' ing it. The entire ticket went republi­ two membera of the Sunday school during tfat Pre*tfie year. Georgir Dawson and Amy Sny­ byteriau ehureh at ’fl: can. is'led by Orson .Swift, demoertfl. wx* elected from der. and asked that the bnnch of valla Herman Frost. Maple Grove by a close shave, receiving lilies placed on the pulpit. In their iin-m—v. Sunday school, mv U ।I A revival im« iivK !j In pn»gre« »'• tbe be u.nuvu divided .u and but 2 plurality, and tbe balance of the ory, by the to the the members mimbera ot their families. families. The The jI United Bretherh Hall. Every body h in­ ticket te mixed, the republicans getting •ent •ent to ot their two or three officers. There were four music was furnished by a male quartette vited to ultcud. Christians are r-.-pwiaily tickets in the field. tied. consisting of Messrs. Dunning, Nelson. Walter Brown, republican, at the head Wise --------------------------and Sutton,- — they giving very tine.. 4 At tbe annual parish nnvUmr v( Emof tbe Orangeville tickeL was elected by, .music tor tbe occasion. anjuitH-l Church Tue-i!;<y cvcnlr.g fo'*’ 42. The balance of the republican ticket’ w""‘------------------Easter wxs observed with appropri­ flowing named Vestrymen w«-re e..\'.ed fur Is elected by. large majorities. ate exercises al the Catholic ehureh. It H. A. Uixrijw, Ju tbe old reliable town of Prairieville,----------------------...... flow- the ensuing year: being di-corated#very tastefully with but one ticket was placed In the field* J** ■»<> Points. Excellent music bad been D. <;. Robinson. David N. Goodyear, M. prepared and three solos were 4V. Riker, aud J. A. Van Annr.tx , headed by Sylvester France. It is unnee- 'especlaBy — -- ---------------------------------------------; Vestry A a subsequent mating esaary to say that all were elected. finely rendered by the Miss Fannie Steb­ I (arid G. Rutland returns Will Otla, democrat.' as bins. Grace Pflug and a genth-nuin Messr*. IL A. Goi«dye»: .. M. U’. supervisor by 52 majority. The renuin- from out of the city. Father I,augbran Rohin-on were chosen wti der of the ticket is democratic. delivered an addreas suitable to tbe day. ; RlUtr. secretary, mid I*. . n. J. IL The republicans elect Samuel Allen, ..r.i, Easter is never observed among the' tiWUHT. Mt s-rs D. G I : r akrfwl supervisor In Tbornapplc by <8. T„? Thc*«®Ptists as a special day, anti tho scr- ’ ilewys and .1. A. Van Arm; •-.rnitjun rest of the ticket Is also republican. vices thdre wrm the same as usual. . .nd Bnn 1 H. A. Goodyear. H. A. iveryiwns In Suddenly SumiMone<l. WoodteoU. .-Wilns Grant, W. Suuto by u, S. Goodyer. Alternates. Mr. «l M4 th. batenc ut ton itekrt Uy m4, d “ r; and Mrs. John Patterson, of Irving, i',fru“ 40 OveX w.-uve ' '' to the city yesterday forenoon, he A Midland man has murtg-i ii» f*1® 100 mpu jilean. fallrd hi n>me to the twill. feeling espechtlly well and expressing him- ’ for the- purpose of goiru to renupWr self as eujoy lug excellent health. In tbe I Iteing engaged in their sugar bushes. to secure testimony tutrssary M A’ltW,* The republicans of Yankee Springs aftemooti just before getting ready to pension. carry everything, electing S. 0. Rltebkl ^Rnrt for hunit', Mr. Patterson drove down lira. S.lly'^aple. «t SsS- ite|J» sunervteor. ami the whole ticket by nicet to Bentley. Tomllnaon and Rider's and loaded several bunches of shingles into bU celebtab-d her wth liirthd.iy the uUitruxjmajorities. lumber wsgon. He had driven up In front She has been blind for 40 y«sr>- I The fcani of supervl-jors will be a tie of the business office of this firm aud paid politically each party having 9. Saginaw Is jwvud of-ln-r i-eweiXge for the shingles. Mr. Best ley had de­ tem. There lias been ninety-thrre raws CITY ELKCTION. ducted tbe amount of the purchare from a of starlet fever and elgbty-lwo of dipnmbill and was In the act of handing Mr. Had any one predicted tbe outcome of I atteraon the balance In change, when the eria during the past J ear. . wm.tHhturned out. would At a local eutertninmei:i Ft -num have nave been Iron termed termod crazy enur. — Tte » latter, wbo was sitting erect In bis seat, suit waa a nto.t * ”’°i■’!reMbl« »un>rl«i to tor gave a sudden turn, so that he laid acroaa bor the other night one of tl;e republicans. The opposition majority |n inward. Mr. Bentley sang a song with tlilny-ninc vris^atwro while noting the fact that the movement escared 1)itching. Job gtrve: equaiira while acconling to the vote this year it la was a very peculiar and unnatural one. this. eat than 40. If It ean be held ere! wilr2 l’-“*rson had dropped Tbr public te ever flekle. Jaeb™. “'J it is now it will give them a good Bahtina Ma pock.1 took and l»d tokru tote po.1”, chance tn the future. , n*n lto« to b.ul for IL Otoonlui toac ta did Porte, la lookink for aetl»(l<»» the triple murderer has arlrru *>F »..! Hr BonUry iound to U» Following are the resultn:_^ x live frog found In tbe mawnry vf W w < fu‘,o°’ Mayor, N T StJ 28. > iMil. Simon M.ltltewa »bo tappru- well. Lew You, Lin Gin You. Ixr Ok zndUj M W nW rFp44. 4^:7 ~ 7 .I™?* « the time, saw Mr. FatM. W. Riker, fusion, Justice Peace 13 * ? ft11 h*kwar«l, ond ajso thoughk 8am. Chinese laundry men. *^re arrcs ■.M uni ,11 i Mr KI [Uinu^v r> *JSO Pattoraon tnougnt, ’ • as did Mr. Bentley, that Mr. at Kalamazoo. They claim t<> U’ FTBST WARD. and w“ lon,ln« prove that they are lawfully in »*‘e 000 around to pick It up. iJ'"r!2 t' 1. ^uo. M. Beumer. rM,bldermin. Member Sebno, Tm JiirZ'ihe bead ol Ute ticket and a ditorial notes. Ohio Kepobllcwn* The republleau club of Canton. Ohio, gave a banquet Wednesday evening of lost week that will be tong rememlxred by all who were pesenL There were no suggestlons of defeat or despair, nor much less an expression of fear. Gov. McKin­ ley received a splendid ovation nud demon­ strated his maguatlsm In a mxslerpleco of eloquence. The subject assigned him was ••The Republican Presidents,” and after paying glowing tributes to them all he His Fitness .for the Office Enlists the Generous ' Support of the Voters of the District. uudauu'.ed. is ready for a renewal of the In common with hls host df friends tbe conflict with thv forces of free trade, cheap Banner rejoices in tbe overwhelming ma­ jority received by' Judge Smith Monday, labor and wildcat money, tlie party which tor tbe office of Circuit Judge for the Sth bends a supple knee, to foreign interests vigor, yielding nothing of principle. As Judicial,ClrcuiL which’ office be now holds and which hates everything! that tends to Mr. Lincoln said November 19, 1358: by appointment. The very able manner tbe glory and honor and • prosperity. of “This fight must go on. The cause must In which he has discharged the duties of America. The republicans of Rhode Is­ not surrender at the end of one or even a the office during the short time that he has land have nominated an excelledt ticket, hundred defeats.” presided, has brought forth the very high­ headed by 1). Russell Brown, the present These are not the empty, careless words est compliments as to hls ability to till tbe governor, who won so glorious a triumph of a demagogue. On the contrary they office. Bis reputation as an honorable, lust year. The candidates ttand on ,n werb uttered by an bonesL magnanimous, conscientious and able man had gone be-1I splendid American platform, and their sagacious man, wbo to-day stands in the fore him in the district previous to hls ap- election should be a herald of republican The Journal must find cold comfort In the returns. The fact that It spoke kind words for the republican nominee for mayor, and criticised hls democratic oppo­ nent had the effect to drive to the latterir support many who would not have other­ “ J Michigan did Kobly. tbe republican state Uck^ X-tlon tro n« ’«! TH* HASTINGS. MICK.. POSTOFriCT, AEGVBT 14. 1879-_ in unexampled thrift and prosperity. tickets are on onp TORY- MARSHALL L. COOK, itditor. front rank of American statesmanship. There is every reason why the republican party should have hls courage. This courage should be inspired all-the more bj tbe faith that the people will sooner or later hasten to return to the party whose past achievements, patriotic principles and beneficent policies have found expression V The legislature should give us the pure mOICATC * REPUBLICAN VIC­ Thursday, April 6, 1893. closed with this sensible advice:— "Since 1859, until the 4th day of March this year, the democratic party has been without power to do anything with public measures without the sanction of the re­ publican party. In all these years until now they have never had, at the same time, the legislative and executive branch­ es of the govemmenL They have both now. They are in full and undisputed possession. They have no undivided re­ sponsibility. There is no longer any ex­ cuse for pretense; no longer any room for hypocrisy. If they believe In themselves and their prosessions ot thirty years they can now make them effective. What they will do I do not know; I cannot know, for they do not know themselves. There is no cause for discouragement on our part. We have but to move on with our old time In A great many mistake were the beturns polntment and it only remained for him to victory for 1893.. show to tbe people of the district that he [ possessed the legal ability necessary. Tbis Some time ago the Canadian govern­ be has done in a manner creditable tn him­ ment amused itself by formulating chofrra self and pleasing to his friends. regulations with a snap to them, threaten­ While the vote of this county was not ing strict quarantine against’. this country heavy, yet It can be a matter of consola­ should we be visited by the dread scourge. tion to Mr. Powers that it was noL as the It looks very much as though we might expression was very unanimous in Judge ! have to nerve up the Canadian goose in Its Smith's favor. It can be said with credit I own dressing. Already there Is a cholera ta the republican press of the district and to | scare in Halifax, and details of the affair Judge Smith’s friends, that there was no at­ point to laxity on the part of the Domin­ tempt to decry Mr.Power’s honor or ability. ion officials. .In Barry county lie was a stranger to the A Comparison. people and tbe result was but the expres­ sion of the confidence of the voters in Judj$- . For the 12 moflths ending Dec. fit. 1891, Smith whom they were acquainted with the total value of the expotis of carpets, wise have voted for him. The voters of and upon whom they knew they could cloth.*, dress fabrics, knit goods, etc. to Hastings have reached that point where rely. As this’was the first time that they foreign countries amounted to 8189,033. they wfil favor what the Journal opposes. had ever hod to vote for one of their own For 'the 13 muntin ending Df-c. 31, 1892, . The little stab the Journal gave the re­ citizens they improved the opportunity to nnder republican redprecltyi and.protec­ publican candidate for recorder, in its last vole for tlie one whom they knew to be tion. the value of such export)* was 8282,­ Issue, served to Increase bls majority, and qualified in every way. 988. This increase of 893,981, or 49 per as soon as it appeared made certain what His vote In the district has been most cent, is largely duo to republican recipro­ was before doubtful. But the most stu- flattering, he having run ahead of lite tlck- city and protection. " ning rebuke to the Journal Is found iu the et in all the counties. Be carried Char­ vote on Circuit Judge. Without excuse, lotte, which is Mr. Power’s home, by 185: It seems that there may be some dispute it made serious and wickedly false attacks Battle Creek by 837. receiving 110 more as to who owns the upper pnrt of Michi­ on Judge Smith. It said Mr. Power's wks than the republican candidate for mayor gan. It Is asserted that an examination of entitled to 115 majority in this city. The of that city, who rati ahead of tils ticKrt. the records shows that it belongs to the verdict of the people was recorded against He also made gains iu Eaton Hauids, Ver­ Chippewa nation of tbe Lake Superior re­ the Journal, 'udge Smith receiving 152 montville. Marshall, Albion, Grand Ledge, gion. • majority in this democratic city; and had and nearly all the townships, bis majority the democrats who desires1 to vote for <]• uitigti in tbe district being oven 1.500. Hls vote him, all marked their tickets properly. in this city was a fair sample of the es­ Judge Smith's majority In this city would teem in which be Is held at home, by ’hose The medical faculty Is to lose another have been over 200. The Journal tried to who know him best. Running In a demo­ ot its brightest professors of William U create a prejudice agniust Judge Smith in cratic city and in a democratic ward he Moore, aasistai^r professor In nervous Tbornapplc, by Inducing M. F. Jordan's diseases and elect to-propfeutlcs. Dr. carried the city by 152 majority and his Moore leaves the University to accept a republican friends to vote for Powers. ward by 71. Hls majority In^tbe city position as head surgeon on a large plan­ There is no truth In the Journal's attitude would have been increased to fully 200, tation in the Hawaiian Islands, which toward Judge Smith in this respect, and and hls majority in his own ward increased employs from 2,000 to 3,000 mei. The «Thornapple gave Judge Smith a handsome plao* has a salary attachment of siooo a 10 or 15 more, bad the people who intend­ considerable lucreasc over his incou®. but majority. Tbe Journal hopped onto ed to vote for him known how to hate not over what he deserves. Mr. Moore Judge Hooker. Hooker, as a natural and marked their ballots correctly. was one of the youngest men on the med­ inevitable result, received 18 majority in Judge Smith's term of office will expire. ical faculty, being only about; thirty ana this city and 700 In the county. With Deo. 31st, 1800. So.capable has be shown Un.vrrally. txavluc torni.rrvw tor most people, such a rebuke ad the Journal himself to be, and so peculiarly fitted for the Grand Hup da, he will go lm+«ll.tclr t„ received from tho voters of this city and office, that we feel that the high character hh new field of labor.’’ county would suffice to make a wholesome and standing of the fifth Judicial Cir­ Detroit regard for truth and fairness the course to Dull, Tribune ot March noth. Dr. M.ore cuit, from which Judge Hooker resigned la an old Untlnca boy. 1,1, f,lh„ ownln, be pursued in the future. We hope It to go onto tlie supreme tench will be uemail fruit farm Juat north „f th,. a,, may have lids effect upon our eonte'mpo Beta a graduate nf maintained. As Judge Smith has made a several years ago. rary, but we will hardly expect IL run that he aud bit friends may well re­ the high school of this city and hls many fri- nds are glad to see him prosper xs he joice in, so we believe that he will make has‘'carved hls own way.” And now it' is announced that- an extra such an official an will justify the generous session of congress will be called In Sep­ support accorded him by members uf all tember, that Speaker Crisp will bo re­ parties. As we have said before, the office elected by virtub of an agreement he has should be divorced from politics, ,’1 prevailing opinion '^made with President Cleveland to organ­ and tho people of Dip-district ,ran te amonicour good democratic .friends that ize the committees in accordance with the a mured that it—will cut no figure in any ganiutlon slnetj tbe great ri*oiibli<>Bn x* views of the administration on the silver matter that Judge Smith will be cafltd teal tast tall, hot this'X«71a!i p"„>,« and tariff questions. Last winter Speaker upon to consider. ' ery erroneous by the club huit Tuesday * rousing mreuS Crisp visited tlie president elect in Now [<>r the election of officers. The club ialYork and the New York, press reported Hed around the standard with new zeai TI h ‘ Rhode Island republican,. I d that he bad made hls peace with their Xth Ith 7 h”*1 deter®,n«“‘>n to stat d platform Thuraday, called attention Cleveland. Thia seems to be true. b> thrlr sterling principles of republicanmoat Important feature or Ute recent elec.... s»" •??‘"‘I d.'"“»' *“ ll«n when Utev elated that "a clianffe ot ! 'brt,ln« COI«lRlon A year ago C. L. Krisalng, of Pittsburg. 30.000 voice In the clean atatra would anu alter a few bursts of oratorv th®v Pa., was accosted by a tramp who told have blven the victory to tbe republican auu giear credit to (he club. him a moving story of misfortune. Krls- standard bearers.’’ Thia la the truth aa The democratic dub will aiVM n . sing bought the tramp a meal. A fe.. abnwn by the flffurea nt the election, end this month at which It I, 2,1^3 v' days ago thia good Samaritan of Pittsburg while, ot tourer, It done not effort that President Stevenson will be prej-nt ' ** received Information that the tramp had oonatltnUonel result, tn which aa loyal | The oratorical contest to choose an nm died leaving him a legacy of 81*2,000, Americana we all aequleaee. It la an all efe which had come Into the tramp's posses­ ffdaot answer Co those who claim that the University hall lut Wednesday nl»hr Seven very rnihiuiastlc young men sion a few weeks before his death. Here­ republican party was dtaaaUuusly beaten after a great many people will lie disposed In the conflict. to treat tbe tourists of the road with great­ The republican! or Rhode bland ream rot er kindness. their faith In the tariff which hsa made Rhode laland what It la; they denounce WeX'*-W“' wildcat currency, end they point out In ItteMMltattoeGhtoeaeolNear York «ln<in» aentencee the oowenll, Inconels, h»-e rktee! Wl.000 to teal Ute oOMtltutoney ot tbe democratic pary- Ills moat Utraalt.-y or Ute Geary law, watch will taka effect May Sih. Thu law preaertbe, * «ral»yto< to read thia drat fodaraUon or a that aU Chinee. nwldenU of thia ooaotrr'. republtao coo.Button alien November. « tio^o',^narK“r I iSTmiSS? "“>M ””I", w“b h’ ■SI'S MB j2!' Fusion ists also elect countable. SMCOND WARD. fnm bls wagw and Coroner WoodR»au®ee summoned. Th?.. que8‘ w.as dw»e«i necessary. i, . ’]ewft of lbo onddan death of ber Haallngs Marta-WApples per bu. 75. ■?_»«,....... t.^’“ncibJi board. Fuslonlata elect oonauble by L TlHRb WARD. T '* -Merman; tkrn* lm-nl or edoi »on. Fualon conetable alm) elceted. XHJKTH WARD. up. nut .. torn, „ >tH, T™;‘lw.l,wtomnnteleli. romtXSJ *'!* **J chlMrou In likarS JWT tO.. 4*4. . H'Ws.Uve per bund.. Uog» drwMd. SOO U- SdO. Har per ion. S OO tn foo. Lard par H>.. to'«» u lMaio« per nu.. S» to.'-- . ; J t �Hastings Banner Thursday, April 6, 1893. rfr\ guarantee to permanently cure all t ”<;i Raptur-t of Heth rexe*. No pain; no; ...•t,.;i- po (ictcntbiu from tMtftnoea. For■ ALrn-atlpt: Mid illustrated piunphlct com rclereuces (tree), at'drew ' Dr. H. W. MaiwiX h: o j:. MHJ.HRCO..tw. ne Mich1 1 VC.. Detroit.-Mich. • , ■- When you want a. TRESH LUNCH, ■l lo to the CITY BAKERY. I ine line 'of creams •js'n confectionery. and A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARDS. OUR COUNTY lb- Rev Caroline J. Bartlett, of Kala­ mazoo, has ueen Invited to give an address Frank Raffler, the young man who com- upon -‘Woman in the Pulpit” at the mi ted suicide by drowning in Mud Creek ‘•World's Congress of Representative Wo­ near Woodland was toi have been married men of the Columbian expoeltlou. inM few days to Miss Libble Deas. «of Lewis B. Raber, a well known man HrMaple Grove, nnd had* secured hls mar­ ing near Plainwell, died of Injuries re­ riage license, which was found with tjdo e«o ceived In a runaway accident He was 58 In money on the bureau of bis room. years of age aud came from Ohio to Michi­ Foqr-men were brought before a Justice gan settling In Gun Plains township. at Nasliville one day list week and fined Will Fullerton, o' Otsego, had a piece of for being drunk and disorderly. gun cap removed from hls eye recently The Barryville correspondent of the that hud been In there about 33 years. Nashville News mentions the remarkable lake Odessa people had a mad dog scare memory of a little five! year old daughter of Wm. McCoikbsf'wlip r»<peated at Sun­ la^t week. Some children let one in a hbuse last week and It tore about frothing day school the golden texts of the lessons at the mouth. Tbe mother got it into a lor the entire year. woodshed and Frank Nltna dispatched the Woodland people w$o own n sugar bush canine with cold lead. W. H. Shepard, of arc entertaining lots uf their friends now- the name place, has lost two cows and his dog from hydrophobia resulting from being a-days and Ircating them to warm sugar. bitten by a strange dog. The people E. M. Brown delivered to Mr. McIntyre; there are quite alarmed. ,<»f Hastings, 24 hogs at 7 cents per pound, Allegan will hnve a lacrosse club. The weighing 6,200 pounds.—Middleville Suu. game Isa very popular one there. II. G. Munroe, age 8?, died Saturday, at the residence of his son Frank, of concus­ sion of the brain caused by a fall ot paral­ ysis. and was taken to Climax for Inter­ ment. Mr. Monroe came from New York 56 years ago io Detroit: came from De­ troit to Prairieville on horseback. sett!c<l al South Haven, be befog the first white settler there.—Delton Bn-uze. B. A. Nevins sent to Grand Rapids this week three large logs, a white aah, white wood.and rad elm, to be put In --proper shape there, then sent to Chicago to be placed on exhibition at the world’s fair to represent some of Michigan’s best timber. These logs are tbe product of C. E. Drew’s and P. W. Travis’ farms west of town.— Otsego Nerve. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES A lady living hi Allegan has just had n piece of a darning needle taken from her foot that had been there for twenty years. W. J. Cleland, the Ka’ama.-.oo man who recently disappear'd leaving® note to say thnt he was going to jump into the river and whose family have since mourned him as dead, returned home last week, looking very tough, aud moved ’his house­ hold away. . T. A. Norton, of Plainwell, cut and packed 100 tons of Ice this winter from a’spring brook pond on hls farm. According to the Jackson Citizen Lati­ mer’s scheme of escape was to have reach­ ed the sea coast; form the acquaintance of The people of Galesburg and Comstock some sailor and sail as a hand aboard a are exceedingly anxious to have the elec­ vessel, bound for the Mediterranean sex tric street car line at Kalamazoo extended The voyage In a sailing vessel would con­ to their places. They promhe large pat­ sume several weeks, and during this time, ronage and bitterly denounce the Michi­ Latimeris fate would have considerably Attorney at law, ■ • tanned and covered with a beard, so that Hastings. Mich, gan central railroad because passenger by tlie time port was rvachetl, he would in all courts of the state. Col- trains do not stop there. scarcely have been recognizable. ;>r<>mpliy attended to. Clem Blood, of Kalamazoo, committed n daring robbery in |lM»ard daylight al the r. 1’. LATHROP. house uf Wm. Stoddard In Cooper Sun­ •a'.hic Physicians and day. He went into the house In the ab­ The dam went out at Manchester the sence of its owner, ate or destroyed eata­ it. -and -onutry promptly bles, stole some loose change, a' Wlnclo-s- other night, and the electric light plant had to be shut down leaving the city in rifle. huntin'; coal nnd Iwli, two shirts nnd darkness. a razor. The goods wi re found at hU home In Kalamazoo nnd Ck-m is 1 St. Joe ha> am th' r btilid. Tlie wind hands of tho law. ptodyerd will tn1 employed ... in driving away the aroma from Benton Harlxir's of depot. Ira M. Hutch, manager of the ........ Engraving company of this city, went to A Midland man has mortgaged hls farm Eaton Rapids Monday on the Lake .Shore for the purpose of going to Pennsylvania Itle-l lo with train. He IntOHded to go to Charlotte but to secure testimony necessary fur getting a arrived in Eaton Rapids a little tix» latp to calch the regular passenger train. Seeing I a freight train in the yard headed in the Mrs. Sally Yaplc. of Maple Rapids, direction be wished to go lie boatdod it celebrated Iler UOlh birthday the other day. : and Real Est ite Office. just ns i; was pulling out • The conductor Shu has bwn%blind tor 40 years. ileal Estate eyed Mr. Hatch askance aud finally told him he was a prisoner; that he suspected ’ Saginaw is proud of her sevyerngt? sys­ •rds. can furnish complete him of being Latimer, the Jackson motri- tem. There has been ninety-three cases C. F. RKOOKS. Clerk. chle.’who had Just escaped from the state of scarlet fever nnd elghty-two ot diphth­ prison, nnd that he was going to hand him eria during the past year. M. D., over to the sheriff nt Charlotte. Mr. Al a local entertainment at Benton Har­ Hatch, however, had no trouble in eatabbor the other night dne of the amateurs c>\- -r Holloway's drug store. Inuit 21<> 4 p. in. Telephone, con llsbing hls identity, but tils resemblance to sang a -ting with tbirty-nlue verses and he Job' never equalled realderee. at Holloway's drug the notorious criminal, about whom the escaped lynching. people have been greatly excited during thl*. . the past few days, has several times The public is ever fickle. Jackson, like proven a cause for nn ba raiment.—Lan­ .Purls, Is looking for sensations and now sing Journal. tlie triple murderer has given way to a Eaton Rapids has alxiut $20,000 of tbe live frog found hi the masonry of the city ).!!’ T. t'OLGRUVE, ' $25,duo necessary subscribed for securing Attorney al-Law the/Bisscll Plow Co. to Ipeate there. Charles MashoL a colored man. was - . -•• - >r :o Smith 4 Colgrovr.) 'i in Union block. Hostings.) Hinun Cox. living ijve or six miles cleaning a well nt Ann Arijor. when one r all the courts of the state. bucket fell thirty feet 'triking him on the southwest of Marcellus, last Thursday head. The bucket broke. morning made un unsuccessful attempt at Attorney nt Law, murder and suicide. While In a lit of L<-e You.’ Lin Gin You, Ia-c Uk and I>eo er I.S. ♦Joodvc.ir &rCO.’«store.) ' rage he beat hls wife into insensibility tn all court sol the Stale. CollecUotu with a club and. leaving her • .for dead. Sam, Chinese foundry men, were arrested at Kalamazoo. Th -j claim to be able to nptly attending to. • went Into the woods am! attempted to kill prove that they are lawfully in the coun­ L TIM MERMAN. IloiucepaChic Phy- himself by cutting hls throat, but did not try. L . -Ictan and Surgeon. cut deep enough, lie lias been sick for Bay City Chri-tian Endeavor societies ■<.»illc"Ot.«r Lathrop'S drug store. ' some time and it is supnoscl the double are ta^ginnlng a warfare against Sunday -W. REAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECT­ tragedy was attempted While In a state of base ball games.J temporary Insanity. Neighbors, while ING OFFICE OF A Detroit boy. whose parents Iff-slred to passing through the woods, found Cox ly­ . I’.M.MEiiToN A Smith, ing bleeding on the ground. They started adopt a baby girl, sent the following letter 1 Woodland. Mich. home with him, saying they wonld ascer­ to a St. Johns physicion. "I want a baby . 1’Ai.Ms.inoN, J. M. Smith, tain from Mrs. CoxHMc cause. Cox told sister with black eyes aud two years uld. ‘•-••..try Public. ' .1 usticc of the, Peace. them they would firiu out nothing by her. I will love her nnd play with her. She as he bad killed her before- he left the can play with my things.. She can ride on house. At Inst accounts both were alive. my horse. From L. E. V." —Paw Paw Northerner. Woodbdrige ha* paid $70 in woodchuck 'If ALICE KIRK. M. !».. ?1. I'hyslciau and Surgeon. JlaAlng*. - ■ Mich. . ... -1 r-'.-apily attended day or nighL Of. ' . r i G. Stowell's boot itud shoe store LOCAL' NEWS. - CIRCULATION - This week, 75 quires. J. A. Webber, of Portland, contemplates building a SI5,000 house In that city. Kalamazoo Telegraph: A Marshall young man is on the anxious seat. He llvreaftcr. changes for advertisements shot n deer that was promenading In that 1 reach this office Tuesdays at latest to city’s limits Inst November anil the state in-up? insertion in the issue of tlie week game warden has made n cumplaint against him for killing deer out of tieason. He is ' wlitn brought. . . trying to get out of it by gpiifg round to neighboring cities to see If dome one hasn't ■■ hi it the reawn for the great popularity lost a tame one, for if he enh show he shot IJ.KX1S Sarsaparilla—simply this: Hood's a tame one he can avoid the fine. t.1 Be sure te get Hood'sFisherman have commenced taking kers from the rivers, but not in very ■tr<e quantities as yet. Nature seems to have forgotten herse.f a: I gave us April weather the past month and we arc catching the customary windy March-weather the present month. Two sharpers are traveling through the state representing themselves to be agents of a Detroit tailor. They show some very tine samples, offer elegant suits at very low prices, but requk^ one third Of the money in advance. An exchange says: As illustrative of Lesertrlty of the winter it may be said thaCbne of our Michigan railroads expendcil upwards of 820,000 in the month of January for shoveling snow and keeping tracks and depot grounos free pf snow. Experience is the best, and often the most expensive teacher. There are two ways of obtaining experience—one by -•ettiug it yourself and paying for It, the other by observing the experiences of others and profiting thereby. The latter is by tar the cheaper. In this connection it is ihterestlng fo observe that nearly twelve thousand failures occurred In the United States and Canada in 1892. Most of these failures were attributed to the ‘-insufficient capital,” but a close analysis' .of the reasons given would, we believe, -how that a lack of experience was the foundation of a vast majority of these misadventures in business. Other causes of course, are mentioned. Of the 12,000 failures over 1.000 were attributed to traud, nearly 2.000 to Incompetence, the same number to disaster and over 3,300 to "lack of means.” The significant fact Is mentioned that out of all the. failures of last year only one was announced of a concern with a capital of $500,000 or over. Capital Is a very necessary thing In busi­ ness, but a man with much capital and little experience is more likely to fall, as a rale, that a man with a great deal of ex­ perience and little capital Marshall citizens want tbe Michigan Central to fix up the depot and beautify ihelr grounds at their station In that city. The officials have promised to do IL bounties during the past week. At the Calumet nnd Hecla mine a min­ iature stamp mill is la-lug built on tho scale of one inch to the foot for exhibition at the World's fair. Tbe Somerset, England, Journal says Miss Agnes Allard has been appointed as one oCtbe queen's nurses. She is a cou­ sin of Joseph Allard, of l^wton. 5 already The Big'Beaver democrats are after the scalp of the republican jJHWtlUOSter. They are petitioning for tbe ali­ polntment of Miss Lizzie Sturgis ias pvirtmistress. John Butcher, who Is In jail awaiting The Ohio building is now practicall com­ trial for the murder of Wm. Lapman at plete. It Is a handsome and commodious Grand I^ctlge last fall is a wood carver of structure. A vast number of people can great ability. One of his creations is a pass through its broad door and sducIous mammoth fan. made from a single piece ot corridors without causing any jam. pine, gaily decorated wlt»> colored ribbons. Butcher puts in most of hls time at this The catalogue uf tbe world's fair will make a small library. There will be dif­ kind of work.—Charlotte Republican. ferent volumes-for every, dlvislbu. Clem Blood, a Kalamazoo burglar, got A special train uf several cars left Port­ three years and a half at Ionia. When he was to be brought from hls cell to receive land. Maine, last week bound for the bls sentence, he tore every stitch of- cloth­ world's fair grounds, Chicago. The train ing from hls body and a new suit Jrad to contains the Maine state exhibit for the fair and tbe display Includes educational, be bought for him. __ — agricultural, Industrial, potnolaglcal, ship­ Ettlng Bennett, whose strange disap­ ping, fisheries, mines and mining and the pearance from Marshall was chronicled finest show of atufled wild animals to be several months ago, arrived home last seen at the fair. This latter exhibit will night from Albuquerqne. where ho had for Include a magnificent moose tliat weighed some time been In the hospital, III with in­ 1.000 pounds. The train contains a pre­ flammatory rheumatism and pneumonia. cious cargo and Is well guarded. His object In keeping quiet was to make Tbe winning exhibitors at the world’s some money and come home flush. fair will each receive a bronze medal and Teeple, the alleged embezzled postmas­ a handsome diploma, setting forth the spe­ ter, has returned to Lake Odessa, having cific purpose for which the medal was given bunds tn the amunnt of $2,000. He awarded. Provision will be made. It is held a consultation with the three men expected for 75,000 medals and diplomas. who went hls postofflee bonds, and says he The tickets of admission to tho grounds will makegood the deficiency by givlnare four Inches long by 2tf Inches In tbe note Jointly with bls brother. The width, and are printed on while paper In whole amount short is $2,675.45. four series. Tbe series differ from each John Munson, a former resident of Paw other by the color of the backs aryl the Paw, bad a serious accident happen to him lathe work designs on tbe right side of the while painting a hot steam pipe in a steam­ face and che heads on tbe left hand corn­ er at South Haven. The brush took fire er. The head of an Ideal Indian’s on one from tbe excessive heat and quickly spread series, Columbus bead on tbe other. Wash­ to the paint pot. which blazed up furiously ington’! head on the third and the head of Lincoln on the fourth. The colon used threatening to bum the steamer. Munson seized the burning mass with hls bare are brown, red, green and blue. AU of hands and rushed up the ladder to the the tickets are numbered and 1,500,000 deek and threw It Into tbe water. Hla have been printed of each aeriok or fl.OOO.clothing canght fire and ' ands and wrists 000 in alt The American Bank Note were literally cooked, altboutf’-hls phyaL company have produced a ticket that it la ‘ believed cannot be counterfeited. Dry the tin dishes before putting away. Hastings, - - Mich. Add u pinch of salt to whiles of eggs to make them beat up quickly. CAPITAL $75,000.00. Vinegar will remove tbe disagreeable odor of kdrosene from tinware. Incorporated under the laws of the State ol Michigan. Never wash raisins that are to bo used iu sweet dlshev it will ma|e the pudding or cake heavy. To make brooms last longer than they ordinarily du, dip them once a weeX ln boiling ?uda. This toughens the strands. Spirits of ammonia, if diluted, applied with a sponge to faded or discolored spots on u carpet will often 'restore the color. if ink Is spattered on woodwork it may be taken out by scouring with sand and water and a little ammonia; then rinse with soda wafer. * Meet can be kept very nicely for a week or two by covering it wllb sour milk or buttermilk and placing It In a cool cellar. The bone or tat need not be removed. Rinse well tiefora using. Lemonade, according to an authority, Is best and most full of flavor when made with freshly boiled water, covered in a close jar and allowed to cool. Do not forget in cleaning your teeth that the deposit of tartar more frequently forms on the Inside. Save your old table napkins to polish the teetlr. After using the brush, go over the teeth with the nap­ kin. especially on the inside surface, close to the gunk Ocassionally clean both teeth and gums with common salt. Even if you arc a very busy person, time, pain and money can lie saved, it you keep In your pookets a spool of dental Linen or silk floss to pass between the teeth after each meal. It will be remembered that when Jumbo was origin-ally taken from the I-ondou zoological garden he displayed great un­ willingness to leave his companion, Alice. Tears figured in the episode, nnd great companion w.v excited by thle evidence of the eh ithuni'M affection. A Mr. Gaylord, who was with Barnum vvhep Jumbo was Scott, the keeper, who camte over with Juuilsi, maneuvered, the eleplpnt in a way to give the du-1 red effect of feeling. When it was time for him th leave nnd his car wt& ready he got the order to lie down, and down ho went, and the populace wept ut the thought df the elephant’s unhappiness When In- wni told to come away he came. Wheat is low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will sell HLRPLU3 • 10.000.00. White Rose Flour Open for business Dee. 15.188C. officers: D. O. Robinson, President; Chester Messer, Vice. Prea. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. DtLECTOBS: W. H. Powers, D. W. Reynolds, B. B. Messer. D. 0. Robinson, Chester Messer. John Cat veUt, P. T. Colgrore. AT $1.90 PEK 100 LM. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. Has tho only savings department tn in Barry County and pays 4 per cent Interest onf ll*tlmi> Hums Uinta. ' A piece of chamois skin bound on tbe edges, shaped to fit the heel and kept in place by a piece of elastic rubber, worn over tiie stockings, will save much mend­ ing. To.improve starch, add one tcaspoonfui of Epson suits and dissolve in the usual manner by boiling. Articles starched with this will be stiffer, and rendered to a cer­ tain extent fire-proof. LOOK Hastings City Bank, A few drops of salad oil on tar stains will remove them. YOUR FAYOR1YE HOME NEWSPAPER The hihg bpililuu Family Payer ol ths Msi Siiiss ONE YEAR ONLY FOR $1.10. Tilt BAWEK Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National news as any other paper of its class. Your Home would be incomplete without it. Tlie New York Weekly Tribune Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general political news, editoralsand discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and exhaustive, its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no superior in the country. , Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized authority in al! parts of the land. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables Us to offer this splendid journal and “THE! BANNER” for one year •• FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. “N. Y.| Weekly Tribune," regular price per year $1.00. We furnish both papers for - - $1.10 . Subscriptions may begin at any time. Address all orders to In saying that Howl s Sarsaparilla cures. Hs proprit lor* main, no tab* or extravagant claim. 8tat« iii<-iil- fnini thousand* ol reliable people of what Hood's Sampari Ifoi has done ter them, cot ehtslv-ly-prove the fact—HOOD’S tarsapbrilla i t'RKS. BEWARE OF FRAUD. t -v*a_.h Hood's 1’ills act e*|H< tally upon the liver rousing it from torpidity to its tia'u -ni duties, cure eouMlimtion and assist digestion. bold everywhere. 1 W.L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. A sewed shoe that will not rip; Calf, seamless, smooth inside, more comlurtable, stylish aud durable than any otter shoe ever sold at the price.. Every style. Equals custommade shoes costing from $4 to $5. " L The following are of the same high standard of B merit: , $4.00 and $5.00 Fine Calf, Hand*Sewea. r $3.50 Police, Farmers and Letter-Carrier*. $1.50, $3.35 and $3.00 for Working Men. 1. $a.oo nnd Si.73 for Youths and Boys. Sj.oo Hand-Sewed, j FOR S3.50 and a.oo IXmjrota. | LADIES. ADIRONDA .■ I THAOS MARK Wheeler's Z7X -POSITIVELY CV^ES- money. HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, (is is the Best. UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS'. Rev. R. X. Middleton, pastor M. E. ehureh. Cedar Spring*. Mich., nays: Sleep ami rm wen* htrangvr* t<> nit- after preaching Uli I u*»-d "Adinmdu Now I sleep aouiully and awake lefruduta. and I can heartily recommend it. Prepared by WHKELKR nnd FULLER MEDICINE CO.. Cedar Spring*. Mich. SOLD BY try, auulng W. H. GOODYEAR. For sale by WOOLEY & BRONSON, Hastings Mich. HASTINGS. READ OUR TESTIMONIALS. TJTTT -RJ-A CT -A-/- RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED. DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF COLD TABLETS ■ T. . Will completely destroy the desire for TOBACCCXin from 3 to (days. Perfectly harmleu; cause no akkne.u, and may be given in a cup of tea,or coffee without the knowledge of the patient, who -v volu.xtaxii.v :.t.-p smoking or chewing in a few day*. MORPHINE HABIT DRUHKE8HESS and tie.t.bvtLov-eofour SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS. yurir-T treatment patient* ar ? allowed the free u»c of Liquor vr Morphine until r " ’ op lhev shall voluntarily give them up. . ’ Ws *-nd particulars and pamphlet of testimonials free, and shall be glad tn raffcrer.t frv.m any of these habits in communication with persons who have b< cured t v the uwofner TABLETS. . HILL'S TABLETS; are for sale by ail riuT-CLAas druggisU at $1.00 A k you. bv return mail, a pnekage of onr Tablets. ' Writs ynar name nnd aoarasa plainly, and state whether Tablets arc fur ToGacso, Morphine or Liquor Habit. testimo­ nials from persons-who have beencured^yy the use of HILL’S'♦ TABLETS. RE1ME1MBE1R Ohio Ckzmical Co: tig.uion m toour responsibility and tho merits of Tablets. DO NOT BE DECEIVED into purrhasLETS and take no other. B. M. JAYLORD, Lcalie, Mich. OHIO CHEMICAL CO, it, 53 AM SSBKU HOCK. Truly youra, MATHEW JOHNSON, P. LIMA OHIO. PARTICULARS Tna Ohio Cniaicat, Ooi My aon was rtrooriy addicted to tha uae of liquor, and through a friend,' I was led t try year Tablet*. lie wm a heavy and constant driakcr, but after using your TaMot but three day* he quit drinking, and will not tauca liquor of any kind. I have wait* four montha before wridog yov,In order to know tbe core waa permanent. mrs.Yhelen7morrbon. FREE. V n Owio Cmtcat. Cot Gxntlmmkk have- performed a miracle r.- — ——:—Year Tabtota u— , V——— — * L.— ..-------______la_ uAddreaw all Order* to THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., (la wri 11, U uiUOfM BlKt. UMl.OMn. - �Additional County News. School commenced Monday after » Rumbus" fOrStttT The person sending week’s vacation and the "turw''* । them the dollar receive*, in return a twoBtceb tettwln’d by ’-heir cent Columbian stamp. rehth - SiTsehS’mX in th* rouDtry will be one of great Interest and In the sugar buwbre. .- importance with world, as a ,L* of 1 take place. ^Wfpa. i wy) be one to astronomers In tbs wtete total eclipse of the sun will Llayd Breree, It Is thought that the eclipse the Benld at Ghir i Rapid* of the longest In duration ever the lies! known characters tn me ™ »i.u knowOL Astronomers from tills country per field in Michigan, died at Chicago ' S»n,i.v Hi# body was sent to Horton,. have gone to various portions of the old 5Sfii«£mrVMIeh.. «l’-ro » ftlbro world, as tbe eclipse will not be observa­ ble in Jhls country. nsideo lor burial. . We are glad to note the prosperity of Ou Wedlirsdw rorolM- AprU Ibe Mih. Rev. F. J. VanAntwerp, of !>etrolt. will tbe churches in this city. We think there lecture in St. Rose’s church. Hls lecture has never before been » time when tbe will be: ••The Catholic priesthood and its churches were as well attended as now. relation to-soclety.” Tlie Rev. gentleman The seats are all comfortably tilled at is well known to «>»• people of Hastings both morning and evening services. m a learned and eloquent preacherand he Nothing speaks better for a place than prosperous churches and we are glad that will undoubtedly have a large audience. Hastings is making rapid strides in thia The numerous friends in thia city of Important respect in which at one time It W. J. Stuart were greatly pleased to was bo lacking. ■j hear of bis re-election as Mayor of Grand i Rapids. Mr. Stuart lias given the people Up to the present time the outlook for a clean, honest administration and the the largest crop of fruit of all kinds was • official count show his efforts have been never more’favorable. If nothing serious appreciated by the ckixens of the second happens from now on the markets of the country will be tested to their full capaci­ city- Filemaker, the celebrated high jumping ty. So far not a bud Is injured in this horse of Madame Marantette’s, of Men­ section and many new orchards are last The many extra don, who gave dally exhibitions at the coming Into bearing. June races last year. was. It Is feared, people that will visit Chicago this year fatally Injured last week while Jumping on account of the World’s Fair may in­ over a picket fence. One of tho pickets crease the demand for our products, but was thrust into the horse a depth of seven there will be plenty for them all.—Ex. , „ inches. The committee who had lu charge the musical held in the M. E. church Tuesday evening, wish to extend their thanks to all who rendered such valuable assistance during the evening, especially to Miss Mildred Williams, Messrs. Reed and Wood, also to the members of the Presbyterian choir. ’ Mrs. Richard Young, of Carlton, died last week at her home. Iler husband died very suddenly in front of the Journal oftice In this city a few years ago. Mrs. * Young was beloved by all who knew her, being a woman possessed of rare Christian qualities. Her children have the sympa­ thy of all in their loss. From early in the morning until late at night, the side walk from the postoffice to the corner of the city bank Is lined with a crowd of loafers, nearly all of whom are spittinrtobacco. Tbe council should do something to abate this nuisance. It is a dread to ladies to walk by this place. The sidewalk is always covered with tobacco juice and many ladles can vouch for the fact of having to dodge to the side to pre­ vent a quantity of juice from landing on their feef or dress. It’s a decided nui­ sance and should be stopped. ■ We are now making arrangements for one more milliner. WejMlrroelrodbr error (then w»j} rod our rrrtUnj. tne printer know. t»at> IS dot. tee .nd eodee POU lod romer £.u .enTtUm beet «UI "W cheap to close out, ot the Racke t. You We make a ipeclaltj ot old ladle, bat. and bonnets at the Racket A child’s or Misses trimmed hat with wreath of flowers for Me. at the Racket. 4Sc buys the best tubular loutln at the Of SPRING DRESS GOODS, SPRING CAPES and JACKETS. Racket That is the nicest show case of flowers In this town and so cheap Li a common re­ mark, how do you do it, at the Racket. See our forced sale of men’s hose, 8c on Saturday’s at tbe Racket. only The Basket baa a job in window shades to close out. Turkey red table linen cheap at the Racket We still sell yon mUk pans for 80c a are no dot Old fogies will tell you they — good but look out they do not sell you the same thing for 25 per cent more at the Raeket. You will find at our store the handsomest line of Spring Goods ever shown in Ivalamazoo. Do not forget we sell 5 doz. clothes pins for 5c at the Racket. Combination dinner pails 44c. ask 73c, at the Racket. others Remember we sell slates at what others . buy for. and put in pencilh at the Racket. I fl We want eggs at the Racket. A good 8x10 mirror for 25c at the ttack- Do not forget If we can fit you with our. bankrupt shoes will save you 35 to 50 per eent at the Racket. Sue the new Philadelphia tip shoes for 8*2.25. you can’t match thBm short of &L00 at the Racket. Cor. 48th And ST. LAWRENCE AVE, .... Office. U-56 Adami Street.. . Miss Maud Stebbins entertained a large ynumber of friends with progressive pedro, CHK6Q0, ILL. POWERS BROS. Proprietors. last evening at her father’s beautiful and -.. Ftrst-clasa Accopiuiodatlons to World.'*spacious home on Church street. The ....Fair Vtettcn..... house was brilliantly lighted and the veranda bung with lanterns, presenting a KLSGANT NEW DUUJ)INU DUtUABIj: LOCATION TERMS. REASONABI.B. pleasing effect. A most enjoyable evening Correspondence Solicited. Address all Com­ was passed. The head prizes were won munications to The CHAUTAUQUA; by Mrs. Ella Bowen and Dr. Clarence ....... 82-88 Adams St. Lathrop. / C. W. POWERS, Corresponding Secretary. SENSIBLE ADVICE. FARMERS doh’t break your backs pumping water 1 from a squeaky hard-working pump. Don’t you count your time as being worth something < You cer­ tainly should. Why not let the elements do some of the drudgery and save you a lot of hard work, and NO SMALL AMOUNT of TIME Which i? equivalent to MONEY. Why not buy one of our Columbia The best aud most durable mills made. The rods used in the construction of this mill are made from DRAWN STEEL. The gearing is protected from erpoeure to the weather, and it contains many other points in its favor We have one of these mills running at our Agricultural Depot and will be glad to show it to you. These Wind Mills are selling fart. Can’t we sell rou one ? GOODYEAR BROS., HARDWARE MERCHANTS. 104 EASTfWIN STREET. KALAMAZOO, MICH Durable Beautiful Inexpensive. RUSSELL’S BARGAINS THESE three important qualities enter into • the manufacture of Ross, Levis & Pifer's ladies’ shoes. They are made in lace and button, leather and cloth, and from C to EE in width. It pays to get good shoes when you’re buying, and every pair of these shoes are guaranteed to give satisfaction. I have a full stock of boots, shoes, and rubbers- and can certainly please you if you will give me a call. Delight and Surprise Patrons. > THE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND BEAUTY OF DESIGN IN OUR LINES OF DRY GOODS; FANCY GOODS; DRESS (GOODS AND MILLINERY CANNOT BE SURPASSED. Julius Russell. iNDQCtntNT! LIVINGSTON & BLOCK, It Is a fact we are helping to close out a factory on carpet sweepers aud can save you one half in price at the Racket. THERACKET Biq IN order to get your trade we will allow the fair the round trip every purchaser of Twenty Five Dollars worth of Goods at our to Respectfully, store. We expect another Invoice of ladies hats Tuesday. We can hardly get enough at the Backet ’ CHAUTAUQUA AFAKTMENT BUILblNU are cordially invited to attend the GRAND OPENING SATURDAY, APRIL 8th A child’, run bet SOe at tbe Backet. Sec our hair ornaments at the Racket. The clearing up and burning or carting away of the rubbish which accumulated in the back yards during the winter Is a work - which should receive attention at this time of year. Unsuspected germs of disease may lurk in these refuse heaps, and many doctor bills would probably be save! by disposing of them. That town is forever lost and might just as well be content to remain a country cross-roads, whose destinies are ruled by those men who discourage every enter-’ prise in which they do not see direct ami immediate financial benefit to themselves. It is only unselfish effort, public spirit and.harmonious bustling that builds up a good city. 5FK1NQ JEflSON 93 DOINGS r. q. STOWELL’S. Repairing by J. C. Woodrufi. The (acj that we are doing more business than ever before is evi­ dence that our goods have been selected with judgment; that they have met with favor; that our orica are right. r Between UMIB you save time you save money. You can save a vast IFamount of time if you ar® 1°°** ALWAYS SMOKE FARRAND & VOTEY ing for Organ Co., are making the World’s Fair.>50,000 organ. Moral: Buy the best at a reasonable price. 0170 ■ HARDMAN, FISCHER, • HARRINGTON AND STARR PIANOS, or any kind of building mater­ ial, by coming directly to us, and not only that, you will save money by buying of us. THE BEST A 1 Quality and Low Price. I can write you the best and safeat life insurance written. Write me your wanta. ’ C. E. INGERSON, Agent. NaabviUe, Mich. In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior, J. MILLARD, i We are posted in our buainegB and do enough of it to ena­ ble ue to sell cheanlv «d yet get a living. Hastings, mich. j �See our fine line of working panto. We cau save you 20 per cent. The Baxkkuft Storb, YThe old court house will be anctioned off next week Thursday, April ISthJ See the notice of the •’Auction Salt” elsPwbenIn this issue. There will be quite a mating off among tbe young people of this city, as well as the birds this spring, according to the numerous rumors afloat. Miss Lou Doclker can now be found at Voigt, Hcri»ol»beimcr * Co.'s, at Grand Rapids, and will be pleased to meet her Hastings friends at any time. To save your fruit and berried get the Victor spray pump at the Hastings Engine । <k Iron Wotks. . H. E. A L W. * Per. S. Grxusf.l. Hastings Banner Thursday, April 6-, 1893. w13 Did yutf know you could find everything in the line of ladies’ and children's ready made underwear at Miss Feighner's? If not please call In, examine our stock and get our prices. POWDER Absolutely Pure. There will be a special meeting of the Knigbto of Pythias in Castle Hall to night, to make arrangements for attending the1 funeral ot the late Jotrti-Pattersen. It Is earnestly requested that ail knights make ( -^un ut tartar 'baking powder. Highret "** cn,“d a special effort to attend. . B&uS ww.MICo., will St., H. Y. 8. W. Goucher is gaining a reputation for fair dealing and has secured a large number of houses to build in the city. He has secured a competent crew of work.nien and Is ready to do all kinds of build­ ing on short notice. Bls workmanship can be seen at any time. See him before contracting your work. 48 FEET! Uf Wall Paper inx every roll sold by FRED L. HEATH. No single rolls: no short rolls, to give you a low price on, and makdttt cost more to pap­ er your rbom in the end then if .you had bought of a reliable JeaMr. Come and look at my line; side wall, border and tiling to match, in the cheap as well as the good. , I have more paper than all the other leaders in Barry County and will give you lower prices than the small dealers can possibly , do. An elegant line of Winlow Shades, Paints for inside work, everything you need in house cleaning. ' Due bills taken on any gro- / FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. When In GRAND RAl’IDH stop a | No Trees of first quality can ever be county news on Inside j sent by mail. Mayhap you know IL By I freight, prepaid If preferred, we ship * Miss Belle Lampman has been hired by safely 4, 5, or fl ft. trees; S-year Roses of oppo.lt, UNION DKI'tlT. Joe Benkes la visiting friends in Battle the school.board to teach the klndergar- rare excellence—everything.’ Your actu­ IC.eek. ally pay less than for the puny stuff. 1,000 den room for tbe spring term. Free Baggage Tram*hr. New H Mr. and Mrs. Will H>y were In Allegan acres Nurseries. SO,000 acres Orchards. Steam Heat and EltiSricHeHa* « Sunday. House cleaning Is at hand, and the ladles Exact information about trees aud frutto, BEACH A BOOTH. wbo wish papers will do well to eal! at .he Rev. W. M. Puffer was in Nashville STARK BROS., Louslana, Mo. Baxxf.b office. A large bundle for five «Saturday. • ‘ cents. A. Hull spent Easter with friends in The furniture factory was cloned Fri­ (Grand Rapids. day afternoon out of respect for the death PERSONALMENTION. Charles Barlow la in the city this week. Ella Robinson visited friends In Eaton i Rapids last week. Miss Belle Troope was home from Al­ jbion ovt r Sunday. Ella Schumann was visiting In Grand Rapids yestesday. Miss Leia Barker visited friends In Ver montvBle last week. SW & BEACH, MICH. HASTINGS, LOCAL NEWS. • tlRCMLATION • This week. 75 quires. Hi realtor, changes for advert! wrnento । r kjIi this office Tuesdays at latest to -*ir>* Insertion in th* Imuc of the week Baths !.’> cent* ut Busby Bros. M ' Fpr .. !hh* haii cut or shave gi to Busbv Bi -. of Bert Hamlin, wbo has been employed in the Institution nearly ever since It has been running. The sparrow bounty law has been so amended as to require the preservation of the whole body instead of the heads for the benefit of the town and city clerks. lt*s object is to protect other birds from being destroyed. Tbe concert given at the M. E. church Tuesday night was excellent Miss Min­ nie Warren, elocutionist, had been secured as the principal attraction for tbe evening, but was unable to fill her engagement^on Mrs. Mary Stevens, of Lacey, visited account of severe Illness. Some add 1ns relatives In the city Sunday. were.made to the-program and the ad­ Editor Herb Snyder and wife, of Sun­ mission price reduced to Ten cents. It was given entirely by home talent with field, spent Sunday In Hastings. the exception of Miss Burrall. The en­ John Q. Creasy, of Grand Rapids, visit­ tire program was well rendered and well ed friends In the city last week. received. Mrs. Hendershott waa to have sung, but was unable on account of her Mrs. Harry Waldroff and son, of Albion, little boy’s Illness. The proceeds for the are visiting relatives in the city. evening were 819.00, which will go to the • Miss Gertie Polly, of Delton, is visiting Home Missionary society, under whose ‘ Miss Maud Stebbins, In this city. auspices the concert was given. Miss Kittle Stebbins spent Sunday In the city with her parents. Miss Gertrude Rose,, of Grand Rapids, is visiting at her ancle’s, BenJ. Rose. Messrs. Will Marshall and Gill Searles, Hastings' population _______ is still ou ,n 'the in in-­ crease. Th»*re wiero one humjitd and of Hickory Comers, were in the city Sat­ urday. fifty nqw voters totragister this year. We don’t know of on empty house In the city. Miss Glaydls Lester returned home Sat­ It Is ffie - Intention ‘ ” lof several to put up urday after a weeks visit with Miss Grace houses to rent- thii l spring, and this will Messer. tend to supply the |new families who are Mr. and Mr». Will Fuller, of Nashville, moving livre and fpi I <0 find desirable quar­ •pent Sunday in the city with John Fuller ters. and Wife. • Fool’s day in the city, at least in tlie Miss Gertrude Bentley Is spending a business portion, was nut marked by the fa* days with Mb* Bertha Bentley at usual number of jokes that nearly always Grosse Isle. • go the rounds on tbe 1st. Perhaps It was owing to the fact that It was Saturday and Miss Florence Diamond went with Miss just before election when people’s mhid* Lida Felghncr to Niles Saturday to visit were so occupied wjth something else, they the latter’s sister. let the,Opportunity the day afforded them ] Ezra Allen moves bls family to Hast1 ngs this week where he han employment. eome people would naturally suppose , Goblevlll^ New-. Over the goods in the new the dray Ing business to Gb overdone iu Miss Kittle Burrell, of Albion. Is v|-> j Furrlturc Store before you the city; owing to so many wbo follow Iting her grand parents Mr. and Mr». I business lienBut tht*r all seem to !»«••• as the prices are very. that Phillips Jbls week. have their hands full aud sometime*- It ie low. . You will be surprised quite difficult to secure a man who can do Mrs. W. J. Stuart, of Grand Rapid**. Is to learn that furniture can what you want right away, without first visiting Mrs. Edward Powers and other! be sold so cheap. Remem­ executing the orders he has received be-i friends In the city. fore yours. The draymen of this city are i ber that we do all kinds of UDUSafiy M!sb Alice Brown, a teacher in (he , obliging aud affable, so much J repairing and upholstering so that strangers comment on it. And Charlotte schools, was the guest of Mrs.1 i iarnitcre. We also keep they deserve the patronage they all seem I Judge Smith Saturday. a line of second-hand goods, a the tiasemcnt of our store and pay cash or trade : r second hand goods. Remember the place, Robertson Block, corner of Jefferson and Court streets. ThE KENT Miss Alta Richards has been visiting relatives in Middleville. Tbe Hastings City Bank has opened *a Mrs. Campon, of Grand I&plds, has savings department sod are now paying 4 per cent interest oh all time deposits in­ been visiting Mrs. Henry Goodyear. cluding certificate^. The savings depart­ Hurd Tinkler, of Grand Rapids, spent ments wiH also be open Saturday evenings Sunday In the city with his mother. from 7 to 8 o'clock. Mrs. Geb. Walter and Miss Emma Wes DajL W. Rkvn . ou>s key were In Grand Rapids last week. Cashier. Tbe noonday meetings for mon,held Mrs. Edgar Bristol, of Johnstown, lathe at the society rnomp, under charge of the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dorr Mudge. pastors of the churches of this city, includ­ Dr. Honey and wife,- of Kalamazoo, ing tbe Roman Catholic, were quite well visited at Dr. 8. M. Fowler’s Sunday. attended and It thqpght good will result from them. The talks at tbe sessions by Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cook visited Mr. the different ministers were extremely and Mrs. Barnes, of Yorkville, last week. good and to the point Mrs. Taylor and daughter, of Saugatuck, A lineal descendant of the primeval have been visiting at Rev. W. W. Taylor’s. denizens of the forest gilded over the wa­ Mrs. Clarence Young, of Allegan, is ters of the Thornapple Friday, in a visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tomlin­ canoe. Hls nnme was Nobatlifonneyouson. kuow, or something of that sort. He was Dr. Clarence Lathrop, of Detroit, is ex­ on a trapping expedition, and carried as much In his frail lijtle canoe as some wo- pected in tbe city to-day for a few days jneu would who w<sre bound for Saratoga. visit. \ Neighboring pap.-, Notice. Good, cheap house and two lots for sale in the 3rd ward. Inquire of Frank HazeL For Sals. My farm of w, acres In CasUeton. 3H miles nurtnvazt ot Morgan and 5 ml Ie* norlbWMt of Nashville. Fair bou*c, good aoU and fence* in good repair Good young orchard, and fibc spring water near house Place will be sold at a bargain. For further particular, write or lu quire of J. W. 8mllh, Morgan. Barry county. Will be glad to see you at the old mn uw M, New Hoon See the Gallery Plow and the Ratchet Spring Tooth Har­ Tea row, the beet in the market. on Michigan Avenue, across from roller mill, where he has a fine line of Agricultural implements, Wag­ ons, Buggies and Carriages. Don’t fail to call on him before purchasing anything in his line. Buying for cash and running at a very light expense enables him to sell goods at the lowest notch. Jesse Townsem. The Grocers. Are now prepared to show you a large and well selected stock of Consisting of CLOTHING, GENTS HATS and CAPS, in all the new styles, Give us a call and we think we can please Mr. and MnFFrank Beckwith returned Hereafter Ira VauValkenburgh Will from Milwaukee Friday where-they have be found at Ills old aland in the Union been for several months. block. In one of the iprettiest and most Miss Stella Heath, of the Ypsilanti convenient hard wnre/4t<>r<*s In Mlehlang. State normal. Is spendlog her vacation and with a bran tn*w stock of goods on with tier-parents In this city. hand In nearly every line. During hls Miss Mattle McCall, a teacher In the ••fire sales” Mr. VanValkcnburgh enjoyed a very liberal patronage aud sold off his Union school nt Grand Haven, visited at damaged Koods at prices that have pleased Ilev. Hollister's Friday and Saturday. the peopje and enabled him to start In •Mrs. Judge Smith and Miss Gertrude. I again with the latest and best goods He Mrs. Minnie Greblc. Mls.s Effa Simpson ‘ expresses himself as being very thank­ and Miss Iza Hendershott were in Grand ful to the people for tbflr liberal patron­ Rapids yesterday. age and for the many favors extended Dr. Lowry expects to go to bls former him. He cordially Invites all to give him a cull at hls new store where he can home In Oakland county. April nth. to make a cataract operation. He will be please tliviu bufb In goods and prices.. gone three or four days. After an illness of several months, little Word received from Miss Sarah Horton, Inez Heath di>*d uf consumption. Monday noon. She bad Ix en living with Mr. and says she fa very pleasantly located at Mus­ Mrs. Freit Heutb for sonic time past and a kegon. being a head trimmer for n large es­ few days ago >he went to spend the day tablishment in that citj. Mr. Edw. Degroot nnd Maurice Grigsby [ with Mrs. Brodes'er on Jefferson street bnt was .unable to rctnrn home at night went t<> Benton Harbor, yesterday as deb*- ' and gn-w rapidly worse from that time. cattw tn the State convention of the Y. I*. I Inez had b>-en a patient sufferer through 8. C. E.. which Is to-ing' held there this j alt her long sickness. Knowing she could- week; not ever be bettor. »ho did not moqm or Rev. W. M. Puffer, Mrs. S. M. Fowler, i In-wall br r’lot, but asserted her wl!llognr*s to die. and iwtlenlly listen^ for the Mas­ Miss Etta Main and Shirley Smith attend- V nd the state meeting of the Epworth • ter’s call. Tbe ffiweral occurred Tuesday afternoon from the home of N.. T. Dia­ Lcngue at Grand Rapids yesterday an I ‘ • mond. Rev. Taylor officiating. The de­ .to-day. Mrs. W. K. Hiebler gave a party Wed-I ceased was only fifteen years? She leave* nesday evening. In honor of her cousin. Mafal Trego and friend Soph* Waters, of , Hastings. Elegant refreshments wte served and a jolly time enjoyed over some new gnmes lately Introduced.—Middleville Sun. ____________________ Finest line ot neck wear In the the Bankrupt store. PHILLIPS & PRESTON, MORRILL & CO. STYLE, QUALITY *!S PRICE Have anything to do with it. Yours truly, to be enjoving A large line uf scln.nl bat* ot Miss Alice n father and small brother; ber mother’s .Hall’s. death occurring several years ago. Wurking shirts very cheap at the BankThe human body is constantly under­ rupi’tfore. going tissue change. Worn-out particles ^Wi* liave.pn-.jicd the first quarter In the are cast aside eliminated from the* system, wlille the new are ever being formed, from Adilltionnl locals and other news on in- the inception of Ufa to ibr-'close. Wab-r has the power of Increasing these ti-isuc -Ide page-. changes, which multiply the waste pro­ You can get the latest style’s In heir cut* ducts, but at the «ame time they are re­ at Busby Bros. newed by Its agency, giving rise to in­ Have you seen those fine slippers at creased appetite, which in turn provides fresh nutriment. the Bankrupt store. Persons but little accustomed to drink Hani cold* seem to lie an epetlemlc In water are liable, says Hall's Journal uf Hastings just at present. Health, to have tbe waste products forme*I Neighboring county, our____ .w and —- faster than they are removed. Any ob­ county struction to the free working of natural interesting news ou Inside pages. laws at once produces disease, which, If Ladies remember that John Kelley’s fine firmly seated, requires both time and mon­ shoes are on sale by Woolley & Bronson. ey to cure. People accustomed to rise in the morn­ Hate! bats! bats! Ladle* do not fall to call and see the new hats at Miss Alice ing weak and languid will find the cause In tbe imperfect accretion of waste**, Hall’s. ’ which many times may be remedied by Call at thia office for old papers. We drinking a full tumbler of water before re­ have a large supply and will sell them tiring. This very materially assists in the cheap. ph e.'sa duiiitg tbe night, and leaves tisW. tuber re, > .treet wrfnMer. I ,n4 ",djF ,or "" but before the rain one was much needed actfire work of the day. Hot water is one of the best .remedial on our streets. agents. A hot bath on going to bed, even Old paper* for house cleaning for sale in the hot nights of summer, Is a better cheap ut tbe Banner office. A large bun­ reliever of Insomnia than many drugs. dle for 5 cents. Iuflaled parts will subside under the con­ Always smoke Ed. Powers No. 25 cigar. tinued poulticing of real hot water. Very Always the mitw; al wavs Utf Iwst 5 out h<it water, as we all snow, to a prompt j checker of bleeding, aud beeidfcs. If It is cigar In the United Statre. clean, aa it should be. it aldb lu sterilizing We want your eggs- Highest priors I our wounds. A rlutouij stomach will >aM. I nearly always gratefully rejetvra a glass The Baxuvrr Stomu Try this tea if you never have, and you will not regret it. It ie winning in popular favor every day. We solicit your patronage and know that our goods will pleaaeyou. Give us a trial. city at Have you seen that new square toe wlt.» patent leather tip, at Woolley * B ronson. E. VI. nORRILL & CO ONE PRICE CL2TNIER5. with can TO STAND AROUND AMONG THE SUIT TABLES and hear the way the lookers—the gazers—the tryers —and buyers dll talk about the new suits. Never saw such a nice fit— Great guns think of it John; only $1.0 for a suit like that. Can you fit me suit like that man’s trying on over there?. If youmine. I don’t know what I want there Are so that suit me. . John McElwain and family are now y keeping bouse In part of Mrs. Powers’ ’ home near tbe school house. S. W. Gnucber Is a hustler In the build­ ing line. He will finish your houses be­ fore June Ifitb. Give him a call. Ed. Powers has a valuable horst* suffer­ ing from lockjaw, caused by stepping on a rusty nail. It Is not expected to recover. Mrs. Mattle Spaulding has moved into the Mrs. Cora Power’s house on Broad­ way. Mrs. Powers Is now settled in her Green street residence. Miss Alice Hall’s assortment of trimmed hats are being enlarged every day. The hats are found to be of the latest style, as low In price as elsewhere In the city. At the annual meeting of the ladles soe eiy of tlie Episcopal church, this week, tne old officers were re-elected. Mrs. Colgrove, Pres.. Anna Bessmer, Vice Pres., Rose Goodyear. Sec’y and Treas. March I the government began Issuing an elgbt-ccnt stamp ot tbe Columbian series. The new stamp is more particular­ ly for registered matter, the fee for which has been reduced froa 10 cents to that fig- worth $12.00. To have more fun we have put on sale 100 bright new Loft spring suits cheviots, grey and tirown" mix­ tures elegantly made, at $7.50 Let us show them to you. K. K. QKflNT �ARRIVAL OF JAVANESE. Hastings ; B a v^ER; Thursday, April 6, 1893. COOK BgOS-.Propnetora. LAWFORWORKMEN THE BOYCOTT DECLARED ILLEGAL. ^atewite-rrtrr ran be dOUC. Strictly Pure White Lead properly made. Time has proven that white lead made by the "Old Dutch’* process of slow corrosion possesses qualities that cannot be obtained by any other method of manufacture. Thia process consumes four to six months time, and produces the brands that have given White Lead its character as the standard paint. “Armstrong & McKelvy” “Beymer-Baumaa" “Eckstein" “ Anchor” “Fahnestock" .................. “Morley” “Kentucky" “Shipman1 “Southern" “Collier” "Re^Seal” “Davis-Chambers" are standard brands of strictly pure Lead made by the "Old Dutch" pro­ cess. You get the best in buying them. You can produce any desired color by tinting these brands of white lead with National Lead Co.’s Pure White Lead Tinting Colors. • 1 ForwU* by the mo»t rellabl* dealer* la Paints .NATIONAL LEAD CO., 1 Broadway, New Tort. Chicago Branch, State and Fifteenth Streets. “The Pace That Kills” ts overwork— makes no difference what kind. Using greasy and inferior soaps is one road to premature decay—sore hands— sore hearts—clothes never clean. Not so when KIRK’S SOAP AMERICAN FAMILY is used. Cheerfully proceeds the labor of wash-day with health and long life assured. Hands all right­ hearts light—clothes pure and white as a Greenland snowdrift. ’JAS. S. K1RK& CO., Chicago. ihttky Diamond Tar Soap. FOR PHOM 1 AltheOaAND LKOK. Enclose stomp for circular. AddreM. A. S. P.ltWtH. Prop* Lira fills Act on a new principle— regulate the Brer, stomach nnd bowwh* teroeel (A* Hon. .' . Smallest, mildest, I’HOBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Harry, m. At — a —*e«slun of w-w the w.w Probate Court. for — — — —— » V—WWW. tbe v of Barry bidden — ecu " ut*“ Harry boldeu at the • the -he City t’ltv ot nf HMtinin, Ila. Probate office, iu in said County, ou Tuesday the tttb day of March. In th • year oue thousand eight hun­ dred end i Inefy three. ^Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Ol for This Action. Toutdu, O.t April 4.—Yesterday morn­ ing in the United State* circuit court Jadga Ricks rendered hta own decision tn the core of the Lake Shore engineers and firemen who refused to handle Ann Arbor freight, and read Judge Taft’s decision in the injunction case of the Ann Arbor rail­ road, wherein an injunction ta asked against Chief Arthur, of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineer*, restraining. him from issuing, promulgating or continuing in force any rule of the brotherhood whicbshall requira or command any employes of the various connecting lines to boycott the Ann Arbor In substance the decision in the latter case Is aa follows: A temporary restrain­ ing order was issued by Judge Taft against Chief Arthur. A hearing has aince been had and tbe question now is whether on the evidence produced the ordersahall be continued in force until tbe final decision in tbe case. It is charged that Arthur, as chief of the brotherhood, exercises controlling influence upon Its members In all matters and that one of its rules* requires all its members in the em­ ploy of auy railway company, whenever an order to that effect shall be given by said chief officer, to refuse to receive, handle or carry airs of freight from any other railroad company whose employes, members of the said association, have engaged in a strike. It ta also charged that this rule tain di­ rect contravention of the interstate com­ merce law. The judge then says: “The bill Invokes the chancery powera of this court to protect the complainant in rlgh is which it claims under the act of congress passed Feb. 4, 188?. known as the inter­ state commerce act and an act amending it passed March 2, 1819. These acts were passed by congress In the exercise of the power conferred on It by tho federal con­ stitution, ‘to regulate commerce with for­ eign nations, among the several states and with the Indian tribea.* Counsel for de­ fendant, Arthur, contend that tbe Inter­ state commerce law and its amendments are only declaratory of the common law. which gave the same rights to complainant, aud that therefore this ta not a case of fed­ eral juri-djctlou.’’ llsl&g the Trouble on Arthur. Judge Taft then outline* the organiza­ tion and objects of the brotherhood and says that the grand chief has large judicial and executive powers. He ta the ultimate authority always called iu to adjust differ­ ences between members and their employ­ ers. aud he ta ove to whom appeals are made to settle disputes arising between members and subdivision*. He is also the head of the insurance company. Judge Taft then runs over the happenings during the strike, stating that Arthur sent tele­ grams to eleven chairmen of the general adjustment committees on as many differ­ ent railroads notifying them that a legal strike was qp and to obey the laws of the brotherhood. Deflnition ol a Legal Strike. The judge then says: “A legal strike. In brotherhood parlance, meaas one consented “ **■* —~~" chief. ‘ to ’by‘ the grand His consent Is necessary under the rules of the order tryrenable the men, thus out of •mploymnt, __ tbe _____________ t, to three mouths’ pay _ allowed,to striking members. Arthur ad­ mits that tbe particular law to which he referred In bis dispatch was one adopted by the brotherhood ut Denver three years ago, but which ta not published in the printed copy of the constitution and by­ laws.”- He then quotes rule 12, and says thnt tbe violation of obligation by an en­ gineer is the highest offense of which a member can be guilty. He declares that this rule makes the brotherhood a con­ spiracy against the taws of tbacountry. The Interstate Commerce Law. “Section 10 of the interstate commerce taw ta then quoted. It involves In misde­ meanor not only the officials ot tbe com. pony—who shall omit to do or refused to do or permit anything to interfere with acts necessary to the forwarding of freight —but any person acting for or employed by.the company. The judge says on this point: “Under this section it will .be seen that the engineers of the defendant com-* pan ire, refusing to handle interstate freight of complainant, are guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to criminal prosecution In the matter of the estate of Hannah W. Kusseli, deceased. On reading and ffiHg the petition dulr verlfled of I onule H. Wanzer, daughter of said dreeaaed. praying that adruioBlratlon of sold estate mav be granted to Julius Bussell or to some other suitable person. Thereupon II Is ordered, that Thursday the cth day of Anri!. A.D..lM3at ten o’clock tn the forenoon, be aw lined for the bearing of Mid petition and that ton heirs al law. of said deceased and all other |*rsotiw Interested In arid rotateju'e required to appear at aaeaslou of said eourt. then to be hoMen al lb* Probate Section 10 in terms subjects to punish­ office. Id the city of Ha«tlrgs. Iu said County, and show cause. If sdy there be. why the prayer ment only the common carrier company of the petitioner mar not be granted. And it nnd its employe*, but it ta quite clear that la further ordered, that said petitioner give no ties to the pernor » Interested in said estate, of any one, though neither a common carrier the pendency Af Mid petition nnd the hearing nor an employe, aiding or slotting or pro­ ■L«»py O< this order to be curing the bommou carrier or its employes POhUshed tn the Haftintn Baxmkb. a news to violate the section, would be punishable paper printed and circulated in mdd County of Barry, once in each week for three successive under it as a principal. AH persons com­ weeks previous to Mid day nt hearing. bining to carry out -rule 12 oPtise brother­ Chas. W. ahmmtroso, hood agalnst the complainant company, if /iraira-wk Judge of Probate. nny qne of them doe* an act In furtherance <A true copy.) of the combination, are punishable unde: • MOUCUAUE /daKCLOsUBK. the foregoing section. Thia ta true, because, ^yiwreaa. default ha* "been made tn tbe rcn- aa already shown, the object of tbe con­ a0^’SUn “ortFW*. executed by Aivs spiracy ta to Induce, procure and compel J Cowles a«>d Mnnr A. Cowles of the Township M Irvine. Barry dounty. Mlchicsn. to Alice J defendant co panics and their employes Churchill (formeri* Afire J. Morey) of Toledo, to refuse equa. facilities to ths complainant Obto. bearing date May th* seve.kth. A. D.. 1HM, company for tbe Interchange of interstate and rocordad ou the setre th dav of May. A. D , freight. IMS. o’clock a><dw-.. thlrtv __ flve... minutes, m Inat IIKthree wt- M„m>wu.x»w ____ ___p County, Michigan, and there is now claimed to be due on Raid mortgage the sum of two tboneand s-v-t, hnndnM and dxtv dollars an-l -- -- — — — ..IX. «ro, nex urri tfw said mortgacs or any part thereof: Now tfiore.r22'iUKOUt? ,s <lrrn Ul*x 0,1 Friday the twelfth day <rf Msy t?fj. at li o’clock aoon, uandard time, nt the north front door of the Court bou-t- in the dtv ot ft >4ine». County I,??”*’.Sut*" of Miehlean rb-t bring the building in which circuit nnirt tw County of PyPi v,rtu”of the nuwer ot Mie contained In aaid nuirtgAic-, I will soil at nubile i10 % th- Property Mtd.'n0rtO4t*-°r •’'AH"1* ’hereof to Mtisty Mid in<irt<>Mre Ipd-bird-tm*. costa Jtaidpretmses bell.4 >l.r northfrsirtroa (I4k ».‘wn four i. * I*0.8? • w",t • ‘”'»*tatagooe e" nf l*'M| ***dingto and rajree loerefrom sixty seres takea ud from the “In closing allusion should be made to that part of tue original restraining ordei herein which compelled Arthur to rescind the direction be had already given for tha enforcement of rule 12. There was ab«> lately no way of ascertaining the status quo betwema th. parties (which ta tbe prop er office of a preliminary injunction), nut by compelling at once a rectaion of Ar thnr’sacL The prreent was an extrem* case. Th. injury threatened was willful, wrongful and criminal, and a mandate, mandate^ though not a frequent remedy, was nee Msary, aud could by no possibility undei tbe circumstances work injury co any RICKS’ JUDGMENT ON THE MEN. Jedge Kicks’ decision .'in the case of th* Lake Shore men was briefly as follows: -This suit was instituted by the Anu Arbor Railroad company to compel tbs Lake Shore and other railroads m handls chnng. ot traffic. Corporariona can art oniythrough Ihrlr offleen, agcota andare mu. ao thrt the mandatory prorlaton, ol th. Io. which apply to th. «rpomU°» apply with equal loro, to Ita offlera red employi-s. Th* Unprecedented Happens. ■The authority of the court u>J“ue •°c" re ordre hu bren qucrtlo"^. l”‘ ‘ rests on well-established principles. It ta Mid .the orders issued in this caw are without precedent. Every just order or rule known to equity courts was born of We authorize our sHvmu . " rail Dr. King-, x J41, "M 4n HONOR TO BAYARD. tate I eonallioti. If y*u Qpon ai. oocffh, cold or any lung* J?*1 ’’•‘k » o'clock Frida, atiernoon rolled Into lb. Chlrago ted Ncrtbwwatera depot with ch. J.rtete. tatetatet t<» the World’. fair. Th. Irwin wra m«l. np ol tour ooteb-. • •‘"P"- t’° ’’■Bf** can, ted twenty-.lx freigbt Ote. Thon .-.Jas J.’teete In th. pnrty. Including dancing fflrta. . monator orangquUng. trouble, and will or ed. giving It a fair ttta. benefit, you may n-iu “ th^^M have your money refuj.27 uj Chicago. First of Our Diplomat* to Be As It Is Interpreted by Judges Ricks and Taft. White Lead i. bert; pn>J»'£ •«*** it win not «oJe, chip, chalk.“ ™J off; it tally adhere. to the wood and tonne a permanent bane for repainting. Paint, which perl or h*" “ * removed by terapinff or burning before — L-ba tataretata commme 1«» "nd* Il man­ dowry upon oonnartlug ■ Called Ambassador. BEKT TO THE OOUBT OF ST. JAMESComplimentary . April L-A ---- — MUI» wtert wnMtmnn WUHIXOTOX. March 31,-The prudent «jd action,’ll being the material for the u important batch o< nomlnattaoa to village to be erected on the Midway plalathe ■cnata yctcnlay, of which the ' some emergency to meet some nDC*’ !■ a Railway Colltalea. , u to rill th. port ol -am^-ador-of th tions nnd was therefore in ite time All were pretty bmlIy a precedent. If based on sound principles CnlUdSUMU Great Britain. Th« -Jand beneficial results follow tbeir enforce­ polntw to thia place 1. Thoma. F. Bayard. collision between the two sections at Molngona Thursday night. ^0-®°* w“ ment, affording necessary relief toths one ?f Delaware. Cl.r.lapd'. seriously Injured and all were jubilant and party without imposing Illegal burdenson rtate eight yen. .go, ?.»■“« J*'1 the other, new remedies and uuprece- have the honor of being $h« first Ameriojn noisy when they landed at the depot in thia dty. Tbeir jabbering waa deafening. pented orders are not unwelcome aids to unbareador to th. courtpf St. J*"“ H The girls are hardly pretty and look like tbe chancellor to meet the conrtantly vary­ roecred. Hebert Idncoln. whore redgna- Japanese, though hardly to refined. The ing demands of equitable relief. tlon wrerereptrtl by Secretary Graham orang-outang is tbe largeet every brought Gave Them tbe Renefl: of the Doubt. ■As hereinbefore Intimated, the duties of to this country, and ta over four feet high In the following letter an employe of a public corporation are -SIH.-I duly laid before the president when standing erect.__________ such that he cannot always choose hta own your letter of the 15th resigning th. office STATE "OFFICERS IMPEACHED. time for quitting that service.' The court of envoy extraordinary and minister pleni* then acquitted Engineers Clark, Case, Rutger and Conley and their firemen, giv­ potentlary, and am now directed by him to ing them the benefit of the doubt that they inform you that It has been accepted. Lincoln, Neb.. April L—The two houses quit with the purpose of boycotting “Ann “In doing so the president deal res me to Arbor" freight. The judge rays: “An act make suitable expression of hta high ap- of the legislature met in joint sesalon yes­ when done by an individual In the exercise predation of th. abUlty. “d terday and without preliminary debate tbe of a right may be lawful, but when done resolution pending from Thursday provid­ by a number conspiring to injure or im­ real with which you have fulfil!*! the ing for the drawing up of articles of Im­ properly influenc%anolher may be unlaw­ duties of your mission, and hta sincere re­ peachment against the board of public ful. One or more employes may lawfully gret that your retirement deprives the lands and buildings was taken up and quit tbeir employer’s service at will; but a service of one of its most honored offirere. passed with but four dissenting votes. A combination of a number of them to do so The president trusts that that you will committee of live, comprising Senators for the purpose of injuring the public and find it convenient to continue in the per­ North and Jxjwley and Representatives oppressing employers by unjustly subject­ formance of your functions until relieved Van Housen. Barry and Colton, was ap­ ing them to the power of the confederates by your succewir and entrance upon his pointed to prosecute the l«>ard before tbe for extortion or for mischief ta criminal. duties. The Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, of supreme court. The general Impression Will Be Les* Merciful In Future. ' Delaware, has been nominated and con seems to be, now that articles of impeachHe then finds James Ixnnon guilty of firmed today aa aniliaaaador extraordtnai? tuent hsve been prepared, that It will neceecontempt and fines him 150 and ousts, and and plenipotentiary near her Britannic sitatethe appointment of three new offi­ closes as follows: “Tho orders made io majesty's government, this designation this case as to all the connecting roads having been conferred in pursuance of a cer* Tbe men accused of rascality naked their and tbeir employes who have continued in provision contained In the act of congress friends in tbe 1-moisture to withdraw op­ the service arestiUiu force and it ta but of March 1, 1803. and in vlrw of the action position to the impeachment, as they say just to all concerned that tbe court should of her majesty in appointing Sir Julian say that the laws and orders hsving now Pauncefote to be her first ambassador to they only want a fair trial to prove all the charges false. been fully interpreted and made public any violation thereof that may hereafter be the United State* -I tese this opportunity to assure you of INJURED A LARGE NUMBER. made will bo dealt with in a spirit, and furpoee quite different from that which my highest personal regard." Cootlriaecl Wllboat Ratersaee. as controlled us tn this case." Ex-Secretary Bayard's career as a sonntor Why Lennon Wns Convicted. Leapvilu:, April By the spreading Lennon was convicted because, in Judge and secretary of state 1* too well-known Ricks' language: “He did not quit the to need description. He has been so earnest of rails the lUo Grande passenger train service of the company in fact, nnd did not and true a Democrat and has stocsl so high east-bound was badly wrecked in this city intend to do so, and that his pretense to do in party councils that there was nothing, last night and a large number of passen­ so was a trick to evade tho order of the but commendation for it. The senate did gers. injured though none fatally. Tbe incourt. Being In the service ot the com­ him the honor usually conferred on former pany when he refused to switch tbe Ann members of its baly nominated to office by New York, shoulder broken; J. T. Arbor car into the train at A'.exta.ahd hav­ confirming his nomination in active session Cahill, lx* Angelas, thigh broken; ing then full knowladge of the terms and without tbe formality of referring it to a C >1. Walling, Sheppard. Mich, meaning of the order of the cdurt, that or­ committee. kg broken. The following were variously der was then in full force anil commanded Th* Other Important Nominations. cut awl bruised: Mrs. T. E. Haywood, him to do tho very thing he refused to da Other nominations were a* follows: En­ Sacramento, Cal.; Mr* J. H'W-llioo, Aus­ He therefore deliberately and knowingly voy* extraordinary and ministers^ plenipo­ tralia; J. B. Dalton; Annie Lynch. New violated the mandate of the court and was tentiary—James D. Porter, of Teunrose*, York: Mr*. H. Martin, Denver; J. E. Hey­ guilty of contempt., to Chill; James A. McKenzie, of Kentucky, worth. SL Cloud. Minn.; Mr* F. Saticr, to Peru; Lewis Baker, of Minnesota, to San Francisco; Mr*. T.. A. Guthrie; II. L BIG STRIKE AT THE FAIR. Nicaragua, Costa Rica awl Salvador, Hiagins, IxeadvIBe; Mr*. G. Wilaoo, ChiUnion Carpenter* Demand Dlxcharge of ’ ,Pierce M. B. Young, of Georgia, to Gaqte- cag..; Mr. £. T. Perry, St. Ixnrfs; the Pike Non-Vnionlsta I mala and Honduras; Edwiu Dun, ot Ohio, family, ot Chicago; I. R Wailaoe, Mercer, ‘ * Chicago, April 4.—Every man of the to Japan. Ita. A majority of tbe pansengera were ‘To be consuls—L. M. Shaffrr. of West member* ot Phillips’ excursion party 1.500 union carpenters employed at tbe World’s fair ground* struck yesterday Virginia, to Stratford; Harrison R. Wil- 'I bound from California for Chicago and Hams, of Missouri, to Vera Crux; M. P. eastern point*. afternoon because the fair -officials refused Pendleton, of Maine, to Melon; Theodore UfffadteWdl non unta. r.rptetcte now ; M A:!ll.r; MAY NEVER COME OUT ALIVE. ta lb. employ ol Ita, expomtap a.mp»ny,, wn|Uo, T. T„« pre, ol Vlrgmlb. Io Kta de and to force all contractors at work < n the • Janeiro; Claude Mreker, of Ohio, to Brad­ grounds to do the same. The exposition । fogd. • * Haxkltox, Pa., April 4.—The water officials were willing to grant the .ulvnnce ■ Newton B. EusQa, cf Louisiana, to be from .15 to 40-cents an hour, which tbe men ‘ second secretary vf the legation of the standing in the Sugar Loaf mine in the demanded, but they declined to discrimi­ | United States at Paris; John M. Rey- cutakirts of thta place broke into tbe nate against any American citlxeu iu the 1 uolds, ot Pennsylvania, assistant secretary 1-aurel Hill mine yesterday at a point (Kk) matter of employment. j of the interior; Heary. J. Hathaway, col- yards below the surface. There were a Violation of an AjttciTunt. I lector ot customs for Aroostook, Me.; Wai­ number of men Id c&fe mine at the time, At the beginning of the work on tbe , ter Goodard, collector of custom* for Fair­ but all except three eacapedi They are World’s fair an agreement was made with . field. Conn.; Itawrence Maxwell. Jr., of all the trades. Including tbe carpenters, I Ohio, solicitor general: John I. Hall, ot Thomas Hudson, W. IA Tmubath and . Richard Wtllinma. Tbe later ta dead be­ which this move boldly repudiates. Di­ Georgia, to be assistant attorney general. yond a doubt There is a faint possibility rector of Works Burnham Insists tha! j vice Shield* resigned. enough non-union men can be secured in j There Are al least three editors and also that the other two may be rescued alire. Although several of the tneu meued addition to the 300 or 400 now employed to finish every structure in time fur the । three officeholders under the former Clere- nre suffering from broken arms, disiuca:ed । land adiuinistratiou iu this list. opening May I. shoulder* and minor bruises tbe injurina of | The list ot Monday's nominees is aa — . none are considered dangerous. The acdNINETEEN DEATHs”~BY~OCCIDENT. | follows: William 'Edtuoml Curtis, ot dent, it ia believed, ‘ ----- 2, was — due 2— to .j a misI New York, assistant secretary of the treas-‘I take In the- survey*. The escape of the i uryHamlin,. — of Massachusetts, »K -w Charles S.-------------forty men from tbe mine ta regarded as aulstant secretary of the treasury; Jamre miracukus. Tbe search for the mirsing Shamokin, Pa., April 3.—A Hungarian H. Ebkeia, cf omptroller of the men is being pttabrd vigorously. a -v.b.t. >* Illinois, m.—t- c.................................. miner’, tamp exploded Saturday in the oil ( currency; James F. Mehne. of the District house at tbe foot of the Neilson shaft, near 1 of Columbia, assistant treasurer of the MARYLAND TOWN WIPED OUT. this city, aud set the oil house ou fire. The . United Stat *: J. Stobo Farrow, of South flames soon communicated to tho entries Carolina, secund auditor of the treasury; nnd in a short time the whole mine on that ' John B. Brawley, of Pennsylvania, audiWlUilXGTON. Del.. April l.-The cbiet level was afire. Few men were at work on I tor ut the treasury for the postoffleede that level and all got out safely. The death | partment; James J Willie, of Florida, of the fire department of tbls city yea! deputy fifth auditor of the treasury; Dud-;terday ------- * received -r---------------------------word that— tbe - town of ot ten men on the next level-the Red Ash ley O. Wataon. of Michigan collectoruf Ga1««. about 800 inhabitant*, ne vein—waa the final result of the carelesv- ' X2°ro."*.±r rthe Of ■'llch|F*I> I 1<rtOKI1' 3M-. *«’ on A™ and requesting n<ia that caused the explosion: for tbe I r ,raw‘n?? , Fr"ncu> a. Glass. ‘ assistance. A later dispatch Was rece’ved Hungarian was filling his lamp while ths I lilk^fiM M^Sm£ Pte*r’hGri4T ! “yinK lho ‘•"H »•*» wiped our, wick was ablaze. | dinna. Orris T. Dickerso?’ Sp^Z^Albl'rt 300 ,hoa’*’ ‘otally destroyed There seems to have been aonn commnnicatiun between the lower vein and 1’ the Red Ash vein, for shortly after the fire : started it was announced that ten men in the latter vein were in great danger. Rescue parties went down at the risk of thrir | lives and found that it was top tate. Teh bodies were found as follows: Joseph Bortrax, JU>n Gary, John Burtt, Frederick Ginter, Frank Shupta, Nicholas Dnthau. John Ryan, James Brennan, Michm-j Brennan. John Robel. The loss so far ta 170,000. The mine will be sealed up to stop the fire. ‘ A. May. Conuellton. Wis«J?0, vAhS 1 fiahtio^ri.^bU?*‘ "S!* A. Hunte, ChUton; John Futch Sivros ’ lo,L- Th# Point; John Dawe, Idgrrton ” ' [We frame, were neat nnd sub - ---------- • , stantial and budt close together. The town Drowned In Lake Fonlchartrali*. ! un,U1jW1 **reral shops operated by W. A. Nkw OtlLKASa. April 3. --ro„r,1[ , * “'““'x''"”;' ot •ffrirakuotl ura women, tour men was aud aa poor littlebatman triri Kelt.*. daughter. Kelly ami the craft capsized. Tbe following were drowned: Agnes Flynn, Mary Flynn Effie Kell, (Kelly-, doonhur) .and Mra Mar, 7 lK'J ’ * w,,'> £ C. Fl,niq atberot the drowned xlnterq I. ,ffd iuh S^K^onZ'..I1U“ U kU1 i sss“u,ieo*“d UUWMd '! ww . 77’ T”-------------------®trt> “•,OT* Jua* .t Wumsraiox, ' A^*lxaT0!C> April .3 .S-Frora —From informainform* 7? obulne*1 froiu interior department “* “xw «roea the Indian '“d* 1D Cberakee atrip ““ “■* ***• plnoe Utore Jan. “ * •—■■7 wum. i* wm “ not ?? ynl lh* hot d»y" <rf July that i Ok,^koma boomers will b. per *K^r llpoa the t‘herok« strip. mnT? ,ur01 *»•«*««*t* must first b. made ' ' Fatal Boiler Explosion. I INDUKOIA, ta., April 3.-A boiler ex­ i plosion occurred in a saw-mill near Lacona, twenty miles from here, in Warren county I Z?!?TUIuaf$er,!oon- Foor 1*™°°* were 1 HHei The dead are: Henry McKinneaa, I ***1 S9.’J?w,Jtrof the m111*John McKinneaa Boraatu, uu., April S-Jn„ b,fo_ 1 M*d 19; Henry McKinneaa, aged )3Peter McKlnnens, age-1 11. Th? boiler oora SUturi., u,. ,lllw „t was an old affair that bad been in um mur -boteot Ux. the death record. budura portion. The prindprt ,uffer.„ Tears In tbe mill Th. body of Henry " ''“J0"'-'". ’«U k»°’» raxKlnneaa was found lying far from tbe mill Bj"'10lfb. -bo lort th.lr «o £.?**• v On® foot wu buried in hta tire stock—93,000—and N. P. Jackion X —— •*• vn‘uii, pro____ ____ skull. 1 he other foot waa found nearly lost 915,000; insurance, 94 000. Th* brard ol i trade brokar. at Chlrarn twency-flve feet from bis head. The clothes office ta a total Inra, Th. *■" bu™“1I Woow, w.U known were torn and it waa almost impossible to mm1? known phlUal philauthroTha total low will reach |80 OOf- I CI,rBland - V., at giber together all the fragments of th. —j- - — aw Augusta, Augusta, Gg, e^Jy. with insurance at l«th« 7^^ ! .................... • * of that amount. I ^F^c&rt“c“‘ ,ur .. B««wono. P., April A—Tbe Hlgrfe, hotel, tbe Buffalo, Hochteter «xl Plttebunj etetloo. th. Hlffffta. eig„ luUl„ tedtbeffroeer, Rent te.l bull.liu, t Leroy, wore bunted Sutunl*y. Thee, -ere teteuty-Ur, hotel ..ml ot there the following loe’ £*' Culeo.Bn.dtura.T S-T.11 Burberry; Mitt, tteorgl. Bom| BnuKonl; Gjorg. p.efa, Dntdtonl; Bebj Tucker, aged 3 yr.-ira. drowned ir the creek £Lr!?,>Upp0??*.that n,*°y more wetu lost buttohprq^iocor^t. About twenty jive persons were more or lew sev.-ren burned, cut and otherwise injured. J Cuben reteluutatet. g.,, ,Jrao.t .^^.^5*“°“ ■“?’»*"« ‘heir go,, ernmanu Many clubs have bean formed In Amancan dues to assist them. ■ iu crtitoX"- “ m,,M °* CrWao-UX«W Yo«. April L-A? a n.'Xe « the prealdrata ot the Vanderbilt JLh 1 Tburadaylt waa decided to l»gin , Uau2di i» to leave the7^ rP , The trait -------- — XMXU,*, “L-.nd P.tat a Lra<|Pra Slura lu Brit in,„4„rt| L Bitter, bu Hmm, ’••OT- bulllbow Hi, rl,J' JJHE, pure XMdlr.1 ’J" “• Um -conullilnir “‘xxuira UA. U . „r X|f'"bUx «, rraorilMd «« th. u™, >ll(l -2™* 11 b jer .11 .llux-m, Wlxfc kidney,. •» will cur. ,ip”V* JJ« w dl«raUnn, ran.Hp.ff,,,,. a,‘ *. from thn.y.tein, • s.u,(»,,|"“bn, with rack bonu.,,, n.,. ,5^2 ‘“"AW funded. Prim only .-,o,.....*“ be» by W. H.Gradre.r ' bMd'‘ S* Tbe best salve in ul(. w M bruises, aon-s. nicer*. rh?™ 2* ror... trtU-r, <h.|,K,l hrad, forns. .nd all ,k|u eniK,OTfc ly bnra pile, nr n. p.v ghrt^rir-d to give p«K> M! SJ'" won., n-lundrtl, !■«„ For tale by W. n. Grai„„. ■« A Urge butter »n-l ehrar tvtm be enwtod roo;i ta North .M.m” ™ *■- “• !"*•»• B.ptl.t at Cwlar Spring,, uy, |w h„ ( an equal to -Adrloud.. • Wlwj.,-, and Nam Cure and 1 .1, atant relief. Sold by W. U. thodjnr. Hill’s Pile pomade ought to be n«-j all auff.rer, treo, piin., lt ,0Ii„ are not onouab eitolM or known, n? 'B" brallos Hnlxn-a Irt and health realorer. wellnn-TturaviaJu Palin.—He,. J. H. K., Itutor, St Jo-r., Choreli. Crapentown. Win. \ fuaraiitw lt> each paeka,-. pIto I F« by Fred L. Heath: the drugel.t. ML Pieaunt repntlleann bare mrwira. ed Tohlaa Henry tor mayor. by Eugene H. Oahorae ba. Ixrt, nramiH the repuhtinan, ttf bbpeafa, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castorla. The lensing aMoelaUoh ut Ctnctmtluial minister yesterday trek In l’«p sun Arney. The Burulp Corners creamery ivtju busiuesf. this week. T'.- e*;>acily i-Tefl the milk.uf 800 rows. as mercury wlll.surely d««Vpy tbe •rme of smell and compW.y *.eange tbe whole system when entering It tlircajh the mucous surfaces, Sorb article* nerer be used except' otf presetipfim from reputable physician*. »* the diasgi they will d<» is ten-fold to the gotdycucaa poMlbly derive from Unto. Ikll’i- Ca­ tarrh Cure, mannfactun d by F. J. Chewy A Co.. Toledo. Ohio, remains no nnrrury, and ta taken internally, acting directly up­ on the blood and mucous ‘••rfttes uf system. In buying llalis Catarrh Cute be vurt and get tbe genuine. I: Is taken in­ ternally and is made In T'dold. Ohio. KSTSold by Druggist?. ptitv pet to*- An enterprising Calumet ritlan B wak­ ing *23,000 copper souvenir sp«*mi for tbe sale at the World's fnj. Tbe Detroit district Epworth l>OD;e 11 in session at Pontiac. There is an at­ tendance of about 300. Let every cnfecbUti woman know ill There's a medicine that'll cure her. and the proofs positive! Here's tire proof- if it d.ew’t do good within rrosutiab'.e time, report U* fact to Its tusker* 3iid get your ®"*T l*ek without a word bus ’yea »anl do U! k _ The remedy ta Dr. l‘ietre'« •cription—ami it ha* prored itself «* right remedy in nearly • ‘ male weakness. It is n-: ;> inlra*. R won't cure every 1 him: -’.u; it !;»• dOtt »ied and bro­ more to bulld-up tired, cnfvrl ken*d«>wn woim-ii than ant o: iler mSbriM k«°wn. - .« Where's the woman n 1 • • ’-«•? r*w It? All that we've to de »*.«•» K< t tbe ne»» to her. The medicine w ill the rest. W.nt«:-«unnn. ITrel «• „ Second to use it. Third to I* cuird •>. The one ctbues of the oilier. The real ol rlek.ta adarhr l> '“'I “ brain. Regulatrfth. i»<-» «« cure IL Dr. rirtre e Frll.-!' »>">** “* tic Regulator?. Duly 25c a viaL W. F. Bradly b tbe man fixed <®JJ Adrian republican? to occupy the tM)office the coming year. Johu Bailey was arrested at recently on a charge of rmurilinfi •oouHe was relascd on 1*11- CbAd.Jr-.^ BIX* bad Childrm, «be 1 The secretary of the 1’e*su!}kl^r,Jf pointed E. H. Dykes ** Aothe light Station at Grande ,1 olnt Sable, Mich. Grand H.ran Is lrtnn.1‘J5 ««w<1 make. Ita running time mnrteen booJ”? flve hours les* than th*?•. “ now scheduled ■cheduled over any anv mart mad I not make thta offer <ik| w<- „ . f uld Dr. King’s New Discover* 1,01 thu f^e 1! free at ft. u. Goaj.p-.. lrl*i !»«». Large Mg* 60e .nd dni« UmJ Surra, vrtl tarown Mluu u------- —. .»ICU. : ■w£op““”“- L Hartlctt. wife of the ex preal ufacturer for have nominated Silas hilbuurn. • crates Henry Blacker. demo­ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-04-13.pdf a6b188e0ed47fc3d3a2e8df39252754c PDF Text Text ——.................... —The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar ry County. Hastings Banner VOL. XXXVII. NO. 50 WHOLE NO. 1974 HASTINGS. MICH.. APRIL 13, 1893. stock of gooda and removed with his fam ily to Illinois, and engaged In the hard­ ware business. We were sorry to lose him and bis estimable, family. A fine opening now here /or a general stock of goods and to engage in some other busi­ ness—An electric storm of rain, wind and thunder and lightening passed over here last Thursday night and Friday morning. One and one-fourth Inches of rain fell dur­ ing the night Lightning struck a tree near H. Pennefs horse barn, passing from the tree along the roots under bls bam and out on south side shocking two of his horses. Wind demoralized Mr. Fenner’s wind mill. Result, a new wind-mill, also blowing off one-half the roof of one of Mrs. Liudsley’s big bams; besides blowing down much fence through the country— Farmers are plowing for oate. Some have already commenced seeding—We had an election here last Monday—Wheat on the ground is about 80 cts of an average crop. Frutt prospects good—Meadows and pas­ tures in fine condition—Isn’t there too much licking about those Columbia stamps to nmke them stick—Where Is John’s rooster'.’ Hastings Banner Published Thursday* by QUICK MEAL Gasoline Evaporating Stove Is lhe very latest improvement in the line of GASOLINE STOVES. . It is perfectly safe and reliable, all perish­ able parts being made of anti-rust material. GASOLINE GENERATING STOVES .Are a great improvement over the old style, generating only, once for the three burners and gas jet. The late improve­ ments render the stoves absolutely safe, as can be proven by a visit to my st'>re v. here youcan see one in operation. IM VAN VALKlNBwGH Tiie Finest Jesse He Neaiesl, He most Perfect Fit, Townsend Will be glad to see you at the old SAWATIOB m BARRACKS, on Michigan Avenue, across from roller mill, where he has a fine line of Agricultural Implements, Wag­ ons, Buggies and'Carriages. IN ROCHESTER MADE SHOES. JOHN KELLY Without a'doubt makes the best line of Ladies shoes in this country, and we have them in’all widths from C to EE. Don't forget the Little Giant school shoes for children. WOOLLEY & BR2N50N ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. See the Gallery Plow andthe Ratchet Spring Tooth Har row, the best in the market. Don’t fail to call on him before purchasing anything in his lint. Buying for cash and running at a very light expense enables him to sell goods at the lowest notch. Jesse Townsend. 25 WANTED! SAW LOGS I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to last. Also ’•©member you ■et a . Present—"Good .i'orm,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ els ry store Quality and price al­ ways right. J. L WILKINS, jAgt. F. R. Pancoast LI The Reliable Jeweler. COOK. BBO8.. nASTIXGH, xuu. COUNTY NEWS. Dowling. \ Our wann spring rain wc had hag alreatfy revived.vegetation and It shows tfie appreciation of It’s gentle inlluenee and foretells a bounteous fruit season—Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Webster, on the 8th, a son—Mr. Tompson’s two daughters are caring for their sick father—Some of the farmers have’commenced their plowing— M. Aldrich expects to visit relatives in New York—Mis* Alta Frey commenced work at Wm. Borough’s last Monday— Benry Green will work the McGrath farm this summer—The recent wind storm blew down J. Boyd’s chimney, unroofed small buildings aud fences were scattered everywhere—jDavId Manning has moved In a part of Mrs. Winter's house —Kate Tornpeon Is dangerously ill at this writing—L. Ederle and daughter Mae visited here last Sunday—Last Thursday the remains ot Mrs. \Vm. Match was brought here for interment. She leaves only a hueband. one brother and a large circle of friends to innurn her loss. She has gone to meet the loved ones gone be­ fore—On the Oth Instant tlmre was a family gathering at R. K. Stanton’s to celcbtate his father’s vottt birthday. His children, grand children, great grand children, numbering about 51. being present. Mr. Stanton^b enjoying quite good health—The social at tie hull last Friday evening was notovery, well attend­ ed on account of the bad weather—R. Ornisbee now occupies the fruit dryer. He has hispid house torn down and will re­ build again as m-kui as possible. k-Thi> farmers are very busy now. plow­ ing for oats-WThe storm of Inst Thursday night blew.down part of a kitchen belong­ ing to Ed. Titus, and some fences were also blown down—Mr. Moraby, of Grand Rapids, is again to be sech on our streets; a lock out having taken place throwing him out of work at present—Mr. Thornton has commenced the butchering business here—Ed. Wilkinson has moved onto his brother Henry’s place-^diusiness is lively at the brick yard now. getting ready for the summer’s work—Mrs. Chipman 1/ keeping house for her brother. James Graham—John Bush, of Comstock, will work at the brick yard this summer-^Da­ vid Morpland’s U-um. driven by his hired man, became frightened by the cars last Saturday and ran away, throwing their driver from the buggy and badly demoral­ izing the latter; no one was seriously In­ jured—John Ryan is again able to be about—Mrs. Given Is keeping house Tor her son. Geo. Conyer. Mrs. Lee Fuller spent Sunday with hei parents—Mrs. F. Thomas attended the so­ ciety at Mr.*. Smith’s last Thursday—A sugar social at Mrs. Shellcnbargers April 11—School will begin April 17th. with Lena Crook, as teacher—A lone couple was seen wending their way to the river with fish poles. We wonder If they took cab­ bage for ba|t—I). Woods and niece, of Johnstown, visited at IL Millers Inst week —C. Clarke returned Wednesday from a visit to Ohio-—Mr. and Mrs. F. Roberts spent Sunday with Mm. Shellenborger— Sunday school has commenced again at the Pratt schoolhouse—Mr. and Mrs. Am­ brose Rehl spent Sunday at Wm. Rltzman’s. Ozra VanWormer aud Jo|iu Mishler accumpauiediby Ella Riegler and Edith Smith were'-in Hastings Sunday—Tillie Myers, of Lake Odessa, sjient Sunday hi Freeport the guests of relatives and friends—Quarterly meeting was held at the U. B. church Sunday—Frank Yarger and Frank Becker, of Cariton spent the Sabbath In Freeport—There was a party at Culler's Saturday ’evening—Geo. Becker spent Sunday with Walter Burd and bister—A dance was held at Geo. Miller’-. Friday evening—Georgeanna Yar­ ger Is workbig nt the Perkins House— A smaller crowd than was expected at­ tended the masquerade Thursday evening —Sarah Lipscomb has finished her work at the Commercial House—Rev. Whittaker preached at the U. B. church Sunday evening—J. W. Godfrey was in Hastings Saturday—II. Culler and wife wore in Pontiac last week the guests of their daughter Verta—F. E. Brunner ana wife of Grand Ranids were In thte village the first of the week, the guests bf their par­ ent*.—Tkere was a rag bee at Mrs. Geo. Glick’s Saturday evening—C. J. Schmelchermoved Into the Brunner house ** ifonday—Alb. Gooch has sold his place north of Lindon to Mr. Haywood. BMflald. L. C. Enmunds and son took the cake. ___ _ They delivered last Monday lambs of their own raising and feeding to Doty A String­ ham. which averaged 131Jf pounds apiece In Battle Creek—Elbert Edmunds was taken very sick last Monday In Battle Creek—There will be quarterly meeting held here at the church a week from Sun­ day evening—Last Sunday evening the Epworth League had 80 people in atten­ dance—Last Thursday evening just as prayer meeting opened. Rev. Sayles came walking In and gave the people a pleasant surprise—Henry Wickwire’s son George had an operation performed on him last week by Dr. Troy, and the little fellow Is feeling good over it, a* he thinks he is go­ ing to be a sound boy, and not be a crip­ ple any longer—A. Kipp's wife, of Battle Creek. Is visiting her father and sister— Thera wa* a terrible rain storm hero-last Thursday evening. It watdied the road out for five or six rods In front of Frank Sheffield's—The ladles aid met at Mosher's hall next Wednesday forenoon—L. N. Mosher and wife were at Grand Rapids last week—Everything seems to be very quiet here since election. Must be that everybody Is satisfied as to the result. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. The Star Sabbath school is organized apd In running order with Mrs. E. Pen­ nock, supt; Mrs. 1’. Burtou. asst: Anna Lake. sec: Carrie Osgood, organist—Mr. D. Hoes is at his son-in-law's very sick, recovery Is doubtful—Mrs. Albert Barnabj Is on the sick list—Will Coburn has hired out to Charlie Barnaby for the sea­ son—Mrs. A. Young, who has been very sick, is improving—Our new neighbors re­ ported at Sabbath school last Sunday—The Star W. C. T. U. met at Mrs. P. Burton’s last Tuesday, and elected Mrs. E. PenZ nock delegate to the county convention to be held In Woodland the 2fllh and 27th of this month. . Gnrkoy. School begins next Monday at Tamarac with Cora Curtis teacher—The Lee school will be taught by Miss Crates—The Manch school has Mr. Brooks of Coats Grove, for teacher—Mr. Wood will teach tne Cherry school—Frank Myers, ot.Grand Rapids, visited friends in this vicinity a few days last week—W. Zuschnitt has moved to Lake Odessa—Two grocery wagons have started out from Lake Odessa buying eggs and butter. Dr. Crane'S anrf'Mr. Glas­ gow’s—Mr. Aldrich and family visited at E. Smith’s last Sunday Miss Zella Claris Mrs. Knickerbocker and Mrs. W. Adams, of Lake Odessa were cellars at this place last week—Mr. and Mrs. Probert. of South Cass, were In these parts In search of a farm last Monday—Petes Deller has hired out as a month band for Mr. Mclatod this summer—Sarah Lipscomb has returned home from Freeport where she lias been at work—There Has been an effort by a num­ ber of the church juople to unite the Sun­ day schools, and last Sunday met for that purpose. There wer* three men chosen for superintendents. Mr. Rowley on one side and Mr. Blakeman oh the other. Mr. Rowley getting the office by three votes. Mr. Blackeman was chosen assistant superintendent Edwin Cunningharm treasurer, L. Alden, secretary and Mrs. Spencer, organist. We sincerely hope that it may b« a Union Sunday school and all work as Sunday school workers should -—Spring hataare tiding hard to survive the weather—Farmers nre very busy fit­ ting the ground for oats—The bridge over the river near Corydon Smith’s Is a scaly affair. One side has settled a foot or more. Where is our commissioner. The causeways In evevy direction from the church are dangerous for horses to ‘travel ' over and should be seen to at once. 8. E. Wolfe and wife, of Woodland, were guests of H. K. Kelsey. Sunday— Cliaa. Wolf, of Woodland, spent Sunday with bls grand-father and uncle. Frank Engle—It is whispered that one of the barbers of your city was on our streets last week looking for a location. He located— A. 1. Barnum is able to be out ot. the house some—Albert Kenney and son Bert will soon go to California to fill their pockets with the mighty dollars—L. Mc­ Donald. our blacksmith, after renting his shop, went to Grand Rapids and falling in getting a job there went to Kalamazoo to try again—Mrs. Gary Baker entertained * sister from Cedar freek over SundayBolton & Gates, of Woodland, are now buying and filling a car with oata at this place—Mias Bertie Johnson, of the young people’s society, as a delegate to the state convention at Benton Harbor, reporta a lovely time and 730 delegates In attendanee. Mrs. Woodard received by Friday a. m. mall a solid silver set of souvenir tea­ spoons from her sister at Bay City. The occasion was her thirty-fifth birthday— ! Three of our boys went to Hastings . laet Monday to answer to a charge of assault on Ed. Reedman and Thomas McGee. It took the Jury about five minutes to findout there was no cause for action—Mrs. H. C. Barnes, of Yorkville, will visit friends here next week—Mr. H. Splckler is Improving under the care of Dr. Hyde, of Prairieville—Miss Jeanette Beattie vis­ ited at Hastings last Monday—Elmer Eng­ land and wife, of Middleville, called' on friends here last week—Mrs. S. C. Wing is expected to return home from Wiscon­ sin in about two weeks—8. Harper is*hwIngtbe wall built fora fine new House—The drama “Under the laurels” that was bill­ ed for this place Saturday evening failed to put In an appearance—Eli Nickola went to Battle Creek last Tuesday—School be­ gins next Monday with Miss Minnie War­ dell os teacher. Yankee Spring*! D. Burpee has moved oh the Rickerd (arm near Bowens Mills, formerly occu-' pled by F. Wert—We hear that the dance at Bowens Mills was not very well at­ tended on account of the high wind and fine display of lightening—Frank Wert has moved on the Tuckey farm north .of this place—Services at our school "bouse next Sunday evening—There will be a social dance at John Tinker’s next Friday night. All are invited to attend. Music by Bettice and Hour orchestra—Born, to Mr. and Mrs. David Trimmer, last Skturday a fine boy—Mrs. Abby Potter si»ent a part of the week with her brother . Will near Hastings—I am sorry to say that iny brother, serlbe for the Sun, a few weeks ago accused a certain party of something they were not guilty of. but he was misinformed by a person that knew better. Brother next time listen to the pleading of an iunoee'nl'ono. for it might have proved worse. Delton $ ' Delton is on the move—M. Davenport n-oved Into Mrs. Evan's bouse—T J. Kel­ ley has moved on Uri Burst's farm—Uri Burst has moved'Into the house vacated by C. Johnson—Mr. Osgood who lived In Mr. Dubois house has moved to Dowling— Mr. Houvenor has moved into Mr% Kelley’s house—George‘Whittemore has moved In­ to the house on the North shore of Wall Lake near Oakwood—Chas. Whittemore has moved into John Wtlliarnte house 'just south of Mr. Bagley's—Sanford Chattenden lias moved iuto the first house east of Mr. 1 Bindley’s, we understand he lias, bought It—Ed. Wilkinson has moved onto Henry Wilkinson's farm—E. Mosher is drawing stone for a barn on his lot in town—The L. A. society met at the home of L. Whittemore’s the 5th—Mr. Varah lias sold out to Mr. Stayman and has moved to Detroit—Mr. Whittemore Is moving his sawmill on Mr. Bagley’s farm— W. IL Chase’s Louse Is enclosed—Eugene Hyde Is very sick—Wm. VanHorn Is lay­ ing the'wall for Mr. Smith— Mrs. Whit­ ting is visiting her daughter Mrs. Chase —C. B. Robinson drives a new two seated canopy—Henry Adams caught seven young foxes one day this week—Mrs. .Stanley Is having her hoase painted— The M. E. I*. A. S. will have a warm sugar social at the school house Saturday eve, the 15th. After nearly three months of acute suf­ fering. caused by cancer of the stomach, borne so brttvely and patiently, Mrs. Oren Hughes on the morning of the Sth of April closed her eyes on all of earth to open -them In a home beyond. She was born in Dover. Dutchess county, N. Oct. 33, 1827. At the age of It years she moved with her parents to Aurora. Erie county. X. Y.. where in 1846 she married Mr. Hughes, three years later they moved to Kent Co.Mich, where they resided two years then to Prairieville where they have since resided. She was much respected and loved by all who know her. She leaves a devoted husband and two children. Mr. Gldson Hughes, of Barry, and Mrs. John Brandstetter. pf this place, besides many relatives and -friends to mourn her loss, among whom is Blaster Fret! Hughes, a grand child, who lias nearly always lived with them. The funeral was held on Friday, the "th at the Methodist church Rev. Popo, of Hickory Comers, officiating. The Moral tributes were beautlfiul > and profuse. Friends from abroad were Mrs. Richard Stack, Lewis McCratb, and daughter Fannv. of Grand Rapids, Mr. Jacob Brandstetter, wife and son Frank, and Mrs. J. Wadd, of Middleville. It is sad to leave the stricken household In tears at the door of their bereaved home. We point them to the prospect of meeting beyond the smiling and weeping In the land that Is fairer than day. , Ii*4ford. Once more the maple sugar season ha*, Mrs. Fluid! Mosher. of Banfield, spent closed. A large supply of maple sugar ba*. a portion of the week with her father _____ , । been made In our township this spring, the Mr. Edgar Nje and family—Messrs. Wal­ most ot which has been marketed at home ter and Clarence Macomber spent last —Election has piis^ed off quietly and week and a portion of this In Detroit— everybody Ims settle#down to business— Bert Crandall and family have moved Into We*re glad to learn that C. C. Deane, the bouse formerly occupied by R. Kiddwho has been sick so long, is slowly Im­ Mrs. IL Whl*ney who has been ill for a proving, and we hoj* al no distant day to few days Is better—Mrs. Dora Ditzer. of see him on our streets again—Mrs. Wm. Battle Creek, has been spending a few Wunderlich Is still very sick with slight days with friends here—Mrs. Pulling sus­ hopes of bis recovery—The twin’s uk Fred tained a rather serious Injury last Friday. Jontan'n are reported as doing ninety— Upon going Into theiGunderground stable Mrs. C. H. Sn.ider drove a livery rig to she was pushed backward by her son’s Nashville on Saturday, but while" return­ colt into a tub striking her back on the ing t: e horse became frightened and tip­ edge. She became unconscious and was ped the buggV over. No one wa* serious­ found later by her brother and Mrs. Dit­ ly Injureil, but the buggy w as sadly demor­ zer. Upon examination it was found that alized—Steps are being taken to. secure a the bones of the back were Injured to such race course near our village. We hope an extent that It will doubtless be some the scheme will succeed as It would be a weeks before she can be about again— valuable improvement for us—Mrs. C. H. School was dosed Monday on account Snyder rpd family expect.soon, to remove of the serious Illness of Mr. Godsmark’s to Chicago to join Mr. Soydar, who has mother—O. A. Nichols went to Marshall been there sotuu lime—Geo. I>. Barden and Tuesday—Mrs. Alfred Bevier was called family have moved to Fife Lake, where to Battle Creek Monday by the illness of they expect to make their future home. her niece; Mrs. Orge Gifford. ~ Mr. Barden has been a resident of our town for twenty-five yean and his many friends will be sorry to ret his genial face School commenced Tuesday with Miss no mure and to miss hla warm hand shake Sheldon as teacher—Wm. Wilson’s fami­ It is reported that Bev. Pub I. the Luther­ ly have moved to Tbornapple—F. W. an minister. Is soon to leave our town—L. Wright has moved Into the Grove bouse— D. Warner has moved into Mn J. W. Dave Bollinger has gone to Dakota—Jos. Holmes house—J oh a Lee baa moved on Ashalder has been granted a pension— the farm that Mr. Warner has vacated— Chas. Northrop and Mrt. Clifford started The Rebecca Lodge sfiipriaed Mrs. J. A. for their home In Dakota Monday—Sun­ Baughman on Saturday evening at her day school was organized Sunday for six residence and spent aa enjoyable evening months with Rev. C. M. Kidder 8upL—D. —The heavy snow storm of April 3rd G-McClure talks of putting ap a two snowed the repubitaaas under m deep that story building to be used far a wagon and iary they eai eaaaot pouibly get out before /snt blacksmith shop. ki �PRESIDE^*!^*” Hastings Banner. GO BACK TO WORK Thursday, April 13. l893 CCCK BROS..Proprietors. The Order to the Strikers at the World’s Fair. ‘.iinnte-lonsof said resolutions shall cot SiSta (orc .nd l« 3—Sr. wb..le twrlod ot IU MlAl**"* ™ ■*“ , preamble and reoolutiooa b«Jln.3 . w adopted and predated WS» do. on l-balf of the exrc.ntive , the Building Tnuha CLundL an*l agree fb <*~rve Hw same, as witueU our hands." wn»a-vp RE RATIFIES RICKS PLUMS. n. rr-M— Un'ud States Judge Speers in a Labor Case. A* '■ TL”; ,„ ££-,=■»; TI.OMM T. Crltt.0. "“"'“I Mll.u7l OT.ul Kvo.r.l •! 1M iSrUdtoC Hiflbre. °l AHc„,u( M.IW. aotia, g°'c , Mexico, governor of BAILWAY RECEIVER GALLED DOWS I"”’ (v,UUm t. Your Painter LABOR LEADERS BIOS A DOCUMENT hZ, erro rwnti to tb? u.e o Hall—A commUUw o( (ho Bulldlmr Trulcs A-woy X^rernor u( M—“•0 wb’ hl,. Tb.MriK.wMlhondootorwlofl-.nd, tha Man»b«r» --------------. at>n Failed In Its Principal OhJ«ct — 1‘re.i'lrnl Howell promlwol me MMM.C.. April. >houM rauni u> work M U uolbtag bw Sneer rendered in the case or lu- Grorm” Lifoi P«Aio.i commlMloure hanlKUUl. The racing broke no In. friendly manner, thu delegates shn I Altered Ihurwla, I, th. .ppotaunenr Chicago, April 11.—Tbe strike of about | verv EFES wTu. Pr-M.»* Hlgtoboih.™ 5,000 men of all trades at the World's fair ra “7" _____ ___ Central railroad of,Georgia Wen <n-,i,. ?hMtgL»iilou. Other nomination! were: grounds yesterday was amicably settled I and Director of Works Burnbam. last night at a meeting ot the council of STATESMEN DISCUSS LABOR EVENTB | ^r.ct wira- _ Il will rail ,oa nnu,|ilg ,,, do ,on food. K you h.,v , "ml, an, trouble with Urnni, S* "’Hw Dr. Kina’. New bl.“I >Sr cm*h. and cold. I. auarlntl?? lief, or money will |H> pai.j era from la grippe found it ■nd under lu um had a .,..1, J? *« rwover,. Tr, a iwm)* m?,’ “* pciuM* and learn for yourself inJ i 0,R exa thing II to. rrtol l«m, 1 J" Hoodj.-.r’. drug ,u« “ »■ H. and51,00. ***** ’^.riUe. Hasten Thursd* for Employer, and hyhtbc oTN.lioMl Load CompM, '• Pure White Lead Tinting Colors ’’tS'S ! J-JX wmST^~"iYE=3i administration with the executive commit­ tee of the Building Trades CounciL Tbe These tints are a combination of per­ fectly pure colors, put up in small cans.- whole trouble Is settled as far as the expo­ and prepared so that one pound will sition company is concerned, but there are tint 25 pounds of Strictly Pure White several contractors on the grounds who Lead to the shade shown on tbe can. must sign the agreement before their incn By this means you will have the best paint in the world, because made of will return to work. There are 3,000 men who'will not return to work on this ac­ the, best materials— count unless a committee appointed to see tbe contractors shall make a satisfactory arrangement. . Net Rnult at the Difficulty. • The result ot the strike was the loss of one day's work to the men, the securing of and pure colors. Insist on having one free tickets for walking delegates and of the brands of white lead that are twenty-four hours’ loss ot time in com­ standard, manufactured by the “Old Dutch" process, and known to be pleting tbe falr.at a time when every min­ ute is precious. It is virtually a l»ackr strictly pure: down on tbe part of the labor leaders, who “Armstrong & McKelvy” were compelled so admit that the question “Beymer-Bauman” “Eckstein” of ensploytng non-union men was settled “Fahnestock” “Anchor” finally two years ago. Four thousand five hundred workmen obeyed the orders of the “Kentucky" “Morley” “Southern" "Shipman" Building Trades' Council to strike and about l.OfO .Ignored the orders. There was “Red Seal" “Collier" no violence offered the mon who refused to “Davis-Chambers" leave t^eir work at the grounds except in These brand* of Strictly Pure White Lead one instance. The delegates confined them­ •nd National Lead Co.‘« Purs White Lend selves to making speeches which were lis­ Tintinv Colora are for sale by the moat re­ tened to by large crowds of the striking liable dealer* in paint* ever) here. If you are going to paint, i will pay you to send touafor a book cor.ta. nj informa­ men. • An Incipient Riot Quelled. tion that may save you many a .’.•Har; it will During the early part of the morning a only :ost you a postal card. half dozen delegates entered the< grounds NATIONAL LEAD CO., and started to make a tour of the build­ ings. During the trip their numbers were augmented until there was a goodly pro­ cession of the men. They came upon a small party of non-union men and asked them to quit work and join tbe union. Tills the men refused to dp, and nn Incipi­ ent row resulted. Word was sent to police headquarters that a riot was going on, and a cunqiany of Columbian guards was sent on the double quick to the scene of disor­ der. Upon arrival at tbe scat of trouble a it a dreadful thing— few prod* of the guards' short swords drove the delegnies Into a panic, and they undoubtedly caused by the irritating were quickly piled into the patrol wagon* effects of dirt which followed the guards and escorted t Outbreaks, and crime gener Uy, are from the grounds. Cleared tho Grounds of Firebrands. never possible among people who are When this was reported to Mr. Burn­ addict^! to the use ot ham he gave prompt orders that all dele­ gates found interfering with workmen or trying to Induce them to quit work should be put off tbe grounds. This order was strictly enforced and the patrol wagons were kept busy during the greater part of the morning. This timely order by the director of works prevented any more trouble inside tbe grounds during the re­ mainder of tke\day. Outside the fence along Stony Island avenue there was some trouble during the morning. The strikers hiul congregated here iu large numbers The great soother cf angry passions— and began making threats, but the Colum­ guard wm summoned and dispersed the promoter of health' and good­ bian them. They then put in their time shaking feeling. Cleans everything—injures their fists at the guards. ■ nothing—don’t be afraid to use KIRK’S A Vnion Mun Whow Name W*1 Dennis. There was only one man injured’ during Soap on the most delicate fabrics. tbe day. His name is Dennis Healy. He JAB. S. KIRK HL CO., Chicago. is a carpenter and worked ou the mines and mining building and went out when Lnty Dianwad Tar Soap1 "nAS?-*" ordered by the delegates. Though a good union man Dennis saw the folly of striking and gave vent to his feeliugs in strong lan­ guage. He ilenonuctd the whole affair as a piece of foolishness. This was bean! by a union delegate who was of a different mind. The latter emphasized his remarks with a big piece of wood, knocking Healy down. The laborer would have been roughly handled had .not tbe Columbian -guards come to his rescue. /Vs it was lie was rendered unconscious and was carried Inside the grounds and cared for. His as sailant was arrested desert purr JMnkpblrL THE MEETING AND AGREEMENT. ^FDr. WILLIAMS’ Strictly Pure White Lead An Indian Outbreak KIRK’S SOAP AMERICAN FAMILY Nerve Blood Tonic j .Builder f MEDICINE CO., Schenectady, N.Y. •nd Brockville, Ont. PROBATE ORDER. Slate ot Michigan. County of Harry. «. At a serelon of tlm Probit- Court, tot the enuntv of Barry bnldrn at the Probate office. In the City of iiaatiiigs, lu Mid County, on Tuesday the uth day of March, in tin year one thousand eight hun­ dred and ninety thr—. 1’rreent, CUariro W. Armstrong. Judge of On rmdi-^; and ftl!■»< the petition dulv verified of Fannie n. Wanser. daughter ot said decraAed. praying that ailtnlnl.tr*ilon of said r-tate mav be xranted io Judas Bussell, or io some other suitable person. 4ttk day of April. A D.. 1NI3 at ten o’clock In the fbAnoon,'tie assisted for the hearing of Mid petition and that the heirs at law of said the prudency ot as.id peptl^i and the hcarina Chas. W. Anmrntoxo. Ju<U< of Probate. GUARDIAN'S SALE. 1 .uTy. in inc tuaie oi aiemaan. pursuant to HreuM Md aoihority granledto me on the -‘Uh day of March. A. I).. HWi, by the Probate Court ot Barry County. Michigan, all of th* relate, right, tttfo and Interest oTthe said .M,± k"°rn acd described as follows: : °2e*aU •«« of tand on the north half i imuiwiKinx ih cruirr or bUhtray at quarter post on west Due of section (lb rennin* Owner east forty Hrs («) rods The session of the two committees was a long one and both sides of the trouble were thoroughly discussed. Director of Works Burnbam proved to President Russell. of the Building Trades’ Council, that the building trades bad agreed when work on the fair had commenced that un­ ion and non-union men should work to­ gether without discrimination. It was this question of hiring non-union men that was the real-cause ot the strike. Pres­ ident Russell finally acknowledged that in that one particular the building trades A document was then drawn up and signed by tho labor leaders, but not by the exposition company—that organisation having held all along that it is not in any proper sense a party to such eon tracts, as it is not a regular employer of labor. The document strangely omits any reference to the real cause of the gfrlkeranjl by impli­ cation pula the burden of discrimination against union men on the council of ad* ministration. It says that it has been alleged that the council has discriminated agalnst uniou men, and that such allega­ tion (if well founded) suggests a condition contrary to the purposes and view* of said council. WwaiWTOX, April U.-Tk.tobor ,o „,,kl «“>.«.-I>btt.r K p^u. Uo. ron.. up to th. -oato jnt.rf., .ui •; hl4d(w that .utl, OTtrnt* ... , «o.d kmgdab.t.ro.v^l. A naototta «.to-, lOTroiJ“d‘ Hop. >1. T “. t reduced for a committee to inquire into, lbal ltay were both proper an , a * tbb flrJ w eull«t and abendth. .itu.ttoo raitod b, tho Inlmt.to t»m-.f dl„lel th. roclw to | J, to do «> 8. H. Clifford. New Caaael Wi. troubled withMuraiKiM ;.*“•• »* bls stomacli was dlwdcrcd Li? iSBaU<*’ affected to an alarming . fell away, and lie wa, t. rribh flesh and strength, ihi.-i bom?*6 Electric Bitters cared him 'U6' « Edw.rd tl„r’11.|1 . runuln, win- of. bl. l.c „> hM •undln.. Uwd ibr. .. ,"JW. "’bSH* ■ Bllur. .nd Arnica SMvr. .nd hl. |,.K ,, •rib John Spwk. .. five l«ffB fever sores on his Ire dL” ■aid Iwwm. IwurM.h-, o:, Bitter, u.1 ..... I.,, llu,k|„.' ,2* Sdvreuwd him rutin'll. flood, r*r. Ibr dnirrl.i s„u ’ «r» Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Wh fres CITY Fine l fresh con Enclose sta PARISH. P BUS M. AUCp JAMES A Practices lections pro RS.E. H D Ho All calls tended to. c.ASC D Office in r H.1"* Calls in promptnes B Money to «gd on co elaving a« piled from A.pu w ora< Office box nocttng 8.“-" Office ho paiLiF (Sx tv Practice P R.1 (Of LAW.! 5four Foundof H«mm Cunts. This Here must n Insure when t ••playeJ your sti Cail cheap. The hands Ing sol Ohio. rX? “U ,h“‘ It Is therefore agreed that In employing men to work under the direct supervision of the World’s fair managers union labor shall have equal consideration with non­ union Labor; that the strikers shall not be refused employment for striking at this time; that to every union laborer there shall bo paid at least the minimum union rate of wages for the trade in which he is employed; that authorised representatives of the different trades shall be entitled to free admission to the grounds with the Itetaroa to 1‘iugue tbs lavsntor. right to confer with the workmen, provid­ Hoar remarked that the anti trust law ed that such conference shall not materi­ simply extended to the commerce of tho ally interfere with the progress of the work. Lotted States the principles of common law, so that he was quite certain that uo The final paragraph of tho agreement such doctrine as that apprehended by the senator from Maryland would be warrant1-<1 Iroro,’ t t. . , , ai.ro mad. wltti Uro dlatlncr undoroland-1 rf £ ±2^ “ ---7 -.• a * nmere •««tatan extension ra -.« «•»«, la, J°_ ta 2**^. reg^ to tog that the, U..11 bo mnroptrf b, rold «.:I ? I Uom In rertratot o( trad. |n Vniud Sun•cutive committee [of thebnildlng trade.) ■ coniinf-rrM. commerce Th. n --™ IE. Iinteract. hi.m.,.*-___ . a. afoU Mtttemrot af final wduttoc of the prawnt controversy', that the men who of m#eh|2!? .Tu. ■ *aa a oew p^.bar. gone out ou otrke .hall return to eonra^ aToS :t work at once and that the nroriaiona and 'oauunwl a «o°d deal that would at some wa.x at ouce, *uu .ua. me provuuona and day -return to pljigue the Inventor.” Sate «T",OSJU ’ to.nto law to connroUoo »Uh >J* lra'1’ i , , oootmc: with th. ro«towri. • —ddrllt Friday a«n< th.foltow —— -o„, th. C.o«tton.Ao..ric.nOouod«, and lhonW oot b. , me «• piesiurub ^,J1U • ..wro, ,h. Calab W „ __ ucu cvuM-v----------। jut- Qutnlnalions to the senate: Laleb . The lw.1 mlvr In lb.. ,„ria , atoorooronttoylbt. rotation bri-raro root-, ro.incmiramrtobrr.ot trf „ --- -----------lb. a- — h.rhood.. ' *"« --------brub.rbood gIU1,h ttab----------; Domtolck teui'nw, nk, r. .,it moo rarri.ro and Ihrir «”P'°>''A ‘ Ljllllc tod..allrugiuror. cmploydtai toctoda Murpl.,. »< WMhlWoa. wrw. MS*, chip,..I n^i.iun Atureoted by the Bari comtnisaloner of pendens, Amurose - rcn>». Mid all akin unpimna, warned th. reolutlou paa.rd and hoped Drci»i . pi . much atten< i Tl ,i«n of Montana, collector of internal that tbe matte? would tie h"l’d,le,iv 5 hJ Ijr turn Pll^ or no w r. |uin<L lu, glove*. He >ald that It would be found by ( riaranu.olu.alve p.,:..., workmen that Judge Ricks’decision was a moot; rofundnl Prk.- ss ..ni, r»^b,W. 11 flood,, a,. ,„. d^ ....... -ro l goqd one for them. Gorman Gc|f Into the Talk. Lrtar anolber iuro.lig.ltog rroolulluu lcr, drtlri™ UOT lb. ‘ ’L ! unr ol Utah during t l.rotopd a taal «fCoral Is improving the spring, and aa oflrred rogarflug India,. iflalro *"J ^.a labor rot ronderod. Afl.r announcing , wl<lr,tlwllhl, i, ro ««rop““U “ th« started a real live building ig^n. vuvicu --------, . • • ■ saying - -------------------------- "■hl. drttalon Judg. Sprof dlrtowwd 11. a good oflk.r. and an Sherman objected, that one inve»uHopkins wants a, newspaper, and read, been onlrrea urai lucre edrnitr cation had already ordered that there .; . .. .[b< intereeilug <iur*l!ona intolroo business men of the town ^uarsnire ibaeapcnw ol lb^! w.(1 b. ,ort^ „.,g was little use torand for and the expense of tbow. -• Mpport. iuuk-ts was too much for the value they He rain. » w“ro that touch ol Sb.r g.gr.1 to th. man’, remark, waaouro but UitalWWtl-^lo । «»OT‘ _ _ HIlFa Pile Pomade ought to be used by gallon ot the rotation, ot jI “X".2otI 'b,'u>.. phaboto-1 ^rtmaul. a^wlgg lb. number ol fourth- all sufferers from pike-. Is rating efleeb emplo,e under ol c.mmme and lb. ,onlc, change, to lb., aid th. tort are not enough extolled or known. administration, ba. been made public: like the Samaritan’s heeling B»lm—a W kiu^va./ —* “" ; Total number of fourth-claM poattnartert* and health restorer, wrilnurislnr Vldon\ iud a labor organ'.ration loth ea * |Otcd from March 4. 1*W, to April A Palm.—Her. J. H. K.. I’.^tor. St BRSgSn-. a Utmifids .rewtatitHl ’ 1ocItub.-,Nfi. Of which were to Church. Coopt*r.-tuKii, ,w.ro*nalty<>t lutere*!* Involved. ■ flu *va<.ttnt;«..w caused by resignations and guarantee in <-arh -packm: . Price fi ■« protect them&elves In the matter of freight, By null. “ “In thin department of industry it is re- , j^ths. and 3a> removal*. Of the ramov- six packageBt charges without doing injustice to com-: B4,rret| foUr year, and ov»r. Total by Fred L. Hehth; the drttggisL munitire and individual*. Senators ««n- ffiortedby tha interstate <N.mimercv com- , al, only, he said, ou tho threshold of that in-1 in:<«iontbat th<Tf. i.Hiuve«te<lintbe Lnrted ! ntHulwr of fourth-ciat* pcs*masters ap Mason county I.- to hau i i State* ».S»,275.0!-X or nearly eight times IK,iute<j yron) March 4,18W. to April3.18“U. vretlgntion. ixiilii ■ I the entire national debt of the country. ( |nclnil!vet of which «*.’ were to fill coding83S.27.’. attu ■I. th Doesn’t Like the Kiek» Opinion. Last y<ar the railroad* tnm.port*! vacauc«M ratted by resignations and Another matter tn be inquired into was ' tot) pataM-ngere. or more than eight time* #lhg> a|J<1 reQlovnb. At that time no - -One hundred num arc ::<> cixin^r the the recent dtcUionsof Uulted States judges, • -• -» ——* •Knlama?mo street raiin’ay and whether, in view of tbe interstate com­ 1 the entire population of the United State* men employed by lhe raiir «ul* num­ • removal caw**. horse to’ch-rtrir. merce law an«l of the anti-trust law. judge* ' The «uc «.<«■• . _7M.rt», . . . and ■ it...... . .^irti..., bad a right to determine nut only what a . her is no tri.lmg i^ilni.ini* treliBre ny i ( to the. faithftilnera thia ; railroad cmplo,. abould do. hul wbrtb. toll, tallbtoluro, and efficiency •»!«.«, of "t Ibl. Mjs. Bruce IVai-*®. r.-dar tfrntis*. should uot do. Those decision* were the mighty army of railn.i t employes that of MADIKIX. April 10-The acuate has re­ says: “Whenever I atnr-.-xltiredandonUnit great stepson thepirtof thr judiciary the vast population tran-ported ut d-T fund to adopt ‘.be report of committee care nnly only -Uk -'A or le-i le--» than ouon- two postponing indefinitely tbe Uli prohibiting vuus 1 lake about wv-u drops of Wiotito make serfs of ike mtn wh - were eiu their csrc ---- H.I.U ot ..V one ...IM per .war ce:*-. !<".I ’ 1 ll'-.r ployed by railroad cert’orntions. If the i thou»«ndth tha aalo of liquhn on fair grounds whoae er’s Heart and Nrrv.- Cure and 1 always iitea it morcurer, true true the that uooprra law warranted those d< (itions (and pos»i- H*««. It is, is. moreover, owners receive Mate aid. After the report obtain Instant relief.. Stfd by W. H. bly it did} then that law ought to be mod­ tiVHot a ndlruid inon-than the locomo- ksd l>een voted «lowu—X» to 18-tbe bill Goodyear, ified or repealed. He did not believe that wa- onhred to third reading. Tbe aasemthe Amerftan jieople would ever submit to ration of Hfo and proper, r Thursday night the trrtt PmtesttW blj lvm rd tbe bill appropriating S100.000 society of Iietroit celebrated ;-iU diitmmd \ nny branch of the government (whether «--!«.• i«. th«««» judiciary or' legislative) putting, such I r anniverrarj impositions upon them as ware put in.the ■ brother*..• >4 were ro pc '•:<ige said that meat br lhe goYcruor of a commission to The barn and sheds of Abv ihrnot. * recent judicial decisions. gtiH-rra oi tho country th. ; • .. between hiveMlgate tbe Torrens or Australian syaThe Way is Looks to Piatt. the mv-l in p.-rtaot dilhnuce* Pontiac farmer, were «Wro$*cd by fin-. ” J, , JwJt I tern vt land title Tbe arectnbly 1H11 for Platt Btatl said rold that he be had nut n..( yet ,H seen in iu the th. *hv '“' partus J?”"’ to the nt-.- i . 1,^ ^. lbrrolul.lP.bm.nl of an IruUlaLrai to.- lb. J... .. .. .... a. a. «F: ».»1H I ’ a., t'hr* drotalm.rrfrroedto au,lb.uglbai “J IrT^f llrtri ' t S frolic mlud«f -ro OTWrml to with but U ccifiuu mcnni ia, nuj* u.uA **.... k"*«L • , The Spciatt. I , Ilk. uroruni >u of t»w.r lb. rourta. ba . qut n«i« t»-a-lbw, X ; fcw flbwWM wfm _ like usurpalibn power b, by the courts, ur or , be that looked like degrading tbe working- , which Lh> -<ru ‘“JT Of all s^ftons of Jhc year. the t-se tor men of the country to tbe condition of । patenre). lue judge then proceeded. “In making radical changes in regard to bwltfi. 1J. Youngaon. the serfs. He believed that the employes of his - testimony Mr. A. 1Chicago. April 8.—A furious wind and During tbe winter, the sjb’-. tn breonts to railroads more right to engage in ch.ef. engineer, frankly adm.tte'l. railroads had had no no uu more rigne engage in assistant .................................... • dlwrimiualiou. romn ’erreto..Ibau tb.ir «■’ »W Gt.. ihl. a*,.'., rul.,w, .<■ntlllawi .ppluflfka<u ball >l..rm .wept rarer tb«K>utb.ra portion a certain extent eiogged with warte, rtd ..... ’■ >1>M ,1... u..ri I i*gel. t tai. >11 pvuiu.llli; PUO.U *MVil ;----— ----- ----- ■ 1 the blood luad'-d wit! impprltlrt. owIbj __ 1 ..... k'_.i — i._ did -ii.i uot ... . believe * the thre properties nrorwartlM in lhe lli* hand* hamia oil ofthe ___ 1_____ »had. of the rity city Laal last avnulrtj evening mnaing causing cocniitercousidar* to lack of exercise, dose And he he receiver <yf employers litinemeut ia engiurers In his employ, able damage Trees were blown down. poorly ventilated shops at;'! honiw, mmJ that there was anything either in tho in- j ro_ — ... »-.»«owa; fullona; If iu the bill bouida were leveled and hundreds of other causes. This is the <■ •.use of tb* teratate commerce act or In the anti-trust । SusinriH a .' window light* were shattered. Severs of the ‘ —. — of act that was not an affirmation of well pursuance dull, sluggish, tired filling ♦ - gratrw »l ■ wind storms accompanied by electrical dis­ -*-*-*■ the-receiver •*' considered and well established common rommon carrier with which is charged it should be necessary to cun- ' turbance* prevailed in Wtecousiu. Iowa this season, and whirti mu-t >• prerrane, s vey over the lines uf tbe Central railroad a and Illinois yesterday. In tbe southern or the health may Ih* entirely bfota A TOO PREVIOUS NEWSPAPER. car belonging to a company on which part of this city several persons wese sev- down. Hood's Sarsapa^Hk lit- atteind the greatht popularity all rut the evatr ' thi re was a strike of engineer* It would be erly hurt. % ■ try as the favorite >pring medicine. It the duty ol the brotherhood men iu tbe expels the accaoralaiirn v' Impurities employ of the receiver to refuse to haul Vest thought It unfortunate that this the ____train ______________ ________________________ Washington, April IOl—Secretary Hoke through tbe bowels, kidney.*. Ilw, lawp* containing such a car. ami if the matter should have come up for discus- officers of the road Instated that the cat - Smith has received a detailed report from ami skin, give* to the blood dm partly mJ aion because it was necresarily In tbe na­ should ptcoceed loyalty to the brotherhood Agent Bennett, of the Union agency, on quality neoemry to good health and o<«tture of ex parte criticism. Every lawyer requirey <!>at the engineer-bould also re ’the prcwnt trouble* between the factious come that tired feeling. 1 o( tbt Choctaw nation. The agent deknew how unsafe It was to take newspaper sign bi. station and abandon hi. duty. Albert Walden. <! Bay < <ty. i« «" u* The Boycott linie t'niawfnl._ dares the militia at fault from the beginstatements of judicial decisions. He had. hie. Kate Sharpe lias ma • -ftve eharjes “Nuw, there can not be u doubt that this ' niug and denounces .them in vigorous for instance, been startled to see in lhe against him. rule of the brotherhood Is in direct and *j terms. The secretary has aaked that Washington Post that a great revolution --------——”• — — -• — ------------i---------- - •— -—*—•# — —. had taken place. The article was headed- P”*'11’* 'iolalion of the laws of the land, troupa lie aeot to tbe acene at once. J. K. Kerler. who burned by a ’-’A Great Triumph for the Brotherhood .»f «nd uo court, atato or federal, could hrd-------------------------------gasoline explosion two weeks agik i!M tate tor a moment ao to declare. It is pininTh-* v E«ra Sraaion or Cuugresa. Locomotive Engineers," aiid tbe impression *».««-« th ..— a , yesterday ar Otsego. )) a rule or an agreement In restraint of W ashington , April 10. — President Clevewas conveyed iu the article that Judge ■ Speers, of Georgia, had decided that Abe. ' irrnle or commerce, as described in section I land said Saturday before leaving the city regulations of the association of locomotive lot the act of July U, 1NM. known a. tits that be had decided to convene congress in engineers were to be recoguizcd .hereafter I bhrnunn anti trust law. A combination • extra session in September, although he ot persons, v about regard to their occupa* might postpone the date until Sec * by the federal-judiciary. tion. wh ch would have the effect to defeat I Ort 1. He did not think be shoal reoon- I On reading the text of Judjb Speers’ the provisions of- the Interstate commerce aider bis determination. lawj inhibiting discrimination* in the decision be had found that the text did not at all bear out the beading and Judge trauaportation of freight and passengers, Chicago, April A-Another big building Bpeers bad only affirmed what every lawyer would be liable to the severe Mnaliies of the statutes. In the WorM’n fair district collapsed,with knew to be the common liw, He bad de­ surprising suddennem ymeruaj, yesterday. It is Is - ----------------.roaro* nuuucuucis cided that any contract or regulation in re­ H. H. Alpin. receiver uf pnblto .1™! thMt “ *ny ®°®c^»»Wa 'fhat is known as tbe Panorama building, straint ot the commerce of the United -,uw0W States was absolutely void; that any en­ •trike upon th. t’.n.po’t.tim Ito-ot tbU ! Jn.t omald. th. eap-lUoo gronmta. A at Grayling, is weary of Grot er and *—* -• — gineer had a right to give up his employ­ country, wbelbt-r main lines or branch gale of —wind struck it and it is no more. to be relieved at once. ment; but that when the Brotherhood of roads, there would be interference with Nobody hurt. Last Locomotive Eugincers.or any ■other aasocia interstate or foreign commerce. It will be Her eyes were rheumy, *0'1 tion or corporation undertook to make a practically impossible hereafter for a body and red. .. inen to combine to hinder and uvinj delay the rule, and to enforce it in restraint of com of _a.-L -------- — voo StvBUIs, Ky., April 10.—AU the persons Her breath—you could stneun meree.thal rule was absolutely void. TheYe wor£ ot the transportation ''au-Pui'nllou company eorapan, with wub-­ armlrt tor lb. munlro ot Mro. Hrnrrt).. afar. h rt ifiStaw pwrt,|OT ‘"■'f 'OT Ol'OTl >ta«. OTtrorol their becoming obnoxious to the provisions was nothing startling or revolutionary i fc out She had ringittj: «»'d dinin®* on pf tluaaa. 1-a — rowA ___ U__I. mliTr TTi' • -utotanatlon or agrro. I guilt uropt Georg. Hear,, whom the, all ■nrotot roilroul olllcidi>”’OT'o^b(r, In her head. And the cause v! it al! CT* aentatiVriH nf I-anlt-l aroi»l. >L___ , lh« tateruau oommerro mn iSulrte, p«il MaroS!'’ “I’d" ,b”~ '• “U'“ tarp, ^tototaft'lba otm’,”'*’' Jarrh. This year, otiupaJro^. J0*t8^bsp^™l do^r^“^^J.*h“l»J>uU<»baab-a B—D..I.I.-u..raMro, Her breath is m> -*W' ‘ ° tbe ne meadow naj. drelalon. Hetbougbi, bowav.r that th, 1 iu o„ful „j Uibta'mluSl f' *UI w—aro 'a"*- Al 11 ,ft —At ma«to(a A’”ril >»-A« mertinga 12■.,, ..■■ _ta« _ night _ ... Onmp . . j.. Hcr#yeo are as LriRb’ ‘ ™ •» *■» taw, and partap, to lb, wni.ugtotb.anirtaut tb.ooum^ “ hi'll! !”1-.®“unl *V iand And the cause of the cnsnF* wlIltognro.and ^.rn.MotM.roUQdgro and rtn1nte pr^U“'kI “'A'" ■"•*■ •OT'*- dwonndng she is ready «'* to construe ........... the law .............................. in favor of corporate rod^^ Was the Dr. Sage Cun* L,r power and against the labor of the coun­ nations wblch^do unlawful wrong to it. ’ try. The moat dangerous question that tarrh. Dr. Sage ’s Catarrh Remedy ttl,i ; the country was facing today was the en THE rDEATH RECORD. Uvely cure catarrh In thr bead. »o » • croachment of corporate power, of colos•' w °-». Colonel T emple C labe , prominent While therefore any engineer may at .1.. . . - ■ . . . . bow bad or of how long standing, r f ny time exercise bi? right an an iudl- ' member of the Veteran Legion, at Weth­ ridual to leave the rervireofthe r^v ier ington. cents, by all dtugglsts. Seven hundred members "f tfe Chri he Hint? nat .1- — c- —-I, _ . '“-'"Hi ®w«ll known UK. a|r -i a manner m to tian Kndeavor of the state havel^m or impede its proper lAitx, at Manitowoc, Win. ------- ------ j .... |||e vention at Benton liarlnir. W PowtcE, pioneer realgrasping power ol tl; u fMteral i.irtoi—» .-*.1. .1. rec«l'or. the federal judiciary/ but thought that the senate ought first uj tbebrotb-taa orTTXhViS d<nt of Kane county. Ills. James H. Beabd, the veteran animal deal its own skirts, and ought to see to it ceroedj and the members in tbe emnlov of painter, at Fluahlng, U L that no law remained on the statute books '„;'L°A7 MO of lb. propria, which punished an individual laborer for leaving the employment of a corporation i ,0*’“ uf lbo Leland hotel, a£ Chicago whenever be chose to do so. That taw said 1 tra.! UAH K- 5?vcl* board of In plain terms that an engineer could uot, trade man. at Chicago. alone and la an orderly, way. swer bls coul,Sl“'*!”n !V; £ u. S. A. re rfya had Children.she uectlou with a corporation. tired, at Baltimore. ta iFt/v Dvrii deedl and i cow Harr levlfor* «t New Yw-k LIPS’ lh0 W*11 known actor, „ c“‘^»°. Ap„| HJ-S..UH., B«o<»d Regiment armcry Tommy Ryao w Y^*EoOTr'ri'k^ m“ a Kumu “ ■ w xorx. '‘tampion of America’ and George Dawson, 0( Australia, box* six lively rounds and quit on about eve. terms The men had been hovteg “r “r4 ***£*:. wiMi »■ left hander. (o, lateat bualnoa tnterpn- But as theennt^. wr1” »—(>«< Tl» MlehUan with a mpltal SSO.OW. U Mua-V- The , 8 �literary tramps. Hastings Banner. Thursday, April 13. 1893. -wnuanenUy cur” «• ■<'* Kut-ivi’' ‘ sexes No pain; no •rdlon no dv’ention from buslnres. ior : mfoni'i.ntiou and UlnMrat.-d. patnublet conmii2 M-dmtan ryf’,ren«r» i«n* i-: MI'.LEK CO.. I1’’.*. 101.' 1U5 Mich- When you want a : FRESH LUNCH, * Go to the - CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams fresh confectionery. and A. E. RENKES. Attbe GRAND K A P I D S (cc/iicate,^ BUSINESS CARDS. \r A.I ICE KIRK. M. D.. .11. Physician and bunpxm. * Hastings, • - Mich. . Ji* prou ;>ily attended day or night. Ofr F. I. Stowell's :><H>t and .->h-<estore I xMES L SWEEZEY J Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. 1'Btictices in aJi courts of the state. Colj :ioti- promptly attended to. E H. AC 1'. LATHROP.' Hmn-H'pathic Physicians and All < .tils city and country promptly :!<lcd Jo. >< ItlBNEIL M. D.. Physician and Surgeon, Jh-l'.on. ■ • Mich. !:i residence, one t-lock coat depot. ,-t < . H. BARBER ’ Physicians and Surgeons. u city or county responded to will. . day tiiglil. prompt 11. B .v. SHELDON. 1 . Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Harting*. i - |,u;i hi K-.il Estat* Real E.L-U ral eonrevaacinr ute alter his son Walter left the market tbe day he was murdered was arrested six miles west of the elty today, charged with the murder. The officers and witnesses refuse to fclve his name, but the witnesses claim the 8500 reward. The accused ad­ mits being iu the market on the morning of the murder. It i? claimed that he en­ tered and left the market by the front door. A towel has been found "on which It Is beUdyed-*' lhe murderer wiped Ills bands. Deputy Sheriff Warren is in In­ diana after the man who went south and was enroute to Elkhart when last heard froth. Next itight’a special add.*: The man arrested yesterday charged with murdering Louis Schilling Is Ottu Plotter. He says fat hu told his brother, whqlives In the country, that be expected to be ar­ rested. The brother denies the statement. The accused tells stories about his where­ abouts which greatly cunfllcL He says tiiat he went to the marltetfrum th* barber shop. Two accusers say he went from a saloon after dried beef, uad they told him that he could not get any, as he bad no money. He said he knew Schilling and could get it. He also, says that he not I tlie markezt, and again that he was nut there ' when Ed. Otto, a shoe dealer, wus there to buy meat He also says that he was In the market and' helped to move the body. This Is denied by those who were present.—Detroit Free Press. THE BEST In The Market J. MILLARD, TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWSPAPER spectacle of Its makers tramping alone or lu couples again becomes prominent. Almost the first of literary tramps, ii indeed they come within the description at all. were Shelley and Mary Godwin. They have left little trace of their adventures, yet that they could walk, or thought they, could, is evident in their plan to go on tool fyoni Paris to Lausanne. We catch 4 fleeting glimpse of them trudging with June Chdnuont through the . dust and grumbling bitterly at the evil fare and housing of vagabondage, the t * women riding by turns on their only donkey till a sprained ankle promoted Shelley himself to ride, and they had to buy “a chariot.” The poorest ot tramps they must have been, for not. lov<j,6$ nature but scarcity of gold put them on'their feet. What the natives of the country thought it them no man can say, for the girls trudged in black silk gowns ahd were of the hated nation. Doubtless also they trudged along in the kid slippers and silk stockings and the corded and iron busked, st ays that were 0/ that day. No woudeY the poet gut a "sprain!” A stouter if less romantic pair of pedes­ trians were Junies and Harriet Martinran, who In ISJ2 made a tour on foot together in Scotland, walking 500 miles iri a month. Miss .Martineau was always a capital walker while she had health, and Words­ worth accused her of “walking the legs off” of half the gentlemen of Ambleside. For all that she was the most unimagina­ tive of women. She hud a “manly stride,” and never nymph or pixie, elf or dryad lured her to follow streams or to dream beneath rustling foliage. Herbert Brown­ ing and* Sarianna were another brother and sister who covens! •miles upon miles together. The pecnlliiriiy of their journeys lies in the fact tiiat they did uot begin them till both were middle aged. They funded their companionship after Mrs. Browning's death, with whose feeble stops neither of them Lad ever kept pace. Browning speaks of seventeen mile walks with Sariutm.t, and records nine niihs accomplished in less than two hours, which cirtalnly required more than the usual “manly hi ride” from his companion-. Thu Wordsworths, brother and sister, were splendid examples of literary tramp ing. Mrs. \V< nl iworih told Ilurrlet Mar­ tineau that William and Dorothy some­ thin « v. alLeiLforty miles a day. Tours on foi't were a large part of their experience together. .The first thing they did after tbe.ir reunion in 17&4 wa.« to start off upon MULLEJN. O mullein, growing ot>-the road's rough ‘Ida With yonr warm mittens 'gainst tho earth’s * brown face, Huhllug them daily and ns it you tried . To pat her checks with all an infant's grace. Its cool '•( woolfeels not their get.tie klaa— Gol-lcla fvr fairlea; yet the feast, how brief. Nor would ;uur felted flour their foouteja ma »tand timidly apart: Yet find a loving place within the heart., TU<» eyt-i r'aal kn.-v. them in the long ngo. \ I’ intAKK. M Would n-.-.-s along the hills thy roodh*'* fry in EosUia Transcript. Washington Irving having been appointed Dinted Mcretary secretary of legation irguflon to London, where he arrived in October, roc.-ived a hearty welcome from all .his old friends and many nw.v ones, gained by hh writing<. The Royal $och>ty of Literature gave him on - <>f their annual gold medals (Ha)lai:i had the other! and Oxford in.ule him a LL. D. The students of course did □ot lose so admirable a ebnneo for shouting. and he wio Jnxted with affectionate yells <’f''Diedricjr Knickerbocker," “ieba-f!!,estate bud Crane,” "Itip Van Winkle," “Colum­ bus,” etc. « Honurpathic Phy Irving was much amused at the “rollickan<I Surgeon. ing’* good humor with which William IV limpi- drag store.) Ix-gan his reign, and he once tried to givea . l.EAl. ESTATE A ND COLLECT­ lessop iu dignity to the Duke of Sussex. Hu hnd to accompany an eccentric friend of ING OFFICE OF meager and' limping figure, who persisted 'Palmerton & Smith, in wearing nn extraordinary nondescript Woodland. Mich. garb instead of t he prescribed court dress S. ’'.\!.ur.i:roN. J. M. Smith, < -.ry Publld. Justice of the Peacp. to St. James’. The u.-diers demurred; the foreign ministers smiled. Tiie Duke of • roiMtm f >r the gml ojpularltv Sussex stopped Irving as he paused and -at-ipirtila—‘Itspiy tins: ,Hood's wbisjMrrcd, moving bis thumb jerkiugly up and don n. “Wlio’s your friend H« ky Poky?" "That, rir,” replied Irving em­ phatically, "Is John Randolph, United States luiuister to RumUh, nml one of the most distinguished orators of America." ,v .................. It was all iu vain! Some time afterward whose Irving wub dining with the duke, ' ' • CIRCULATION first laughing inquiry was, "And how is eek. 75 quires. our friend Hoky Poky?"—Temple ■ Bar. — walked with my brother from Kendal to ' IiGrastnere, __________ > ighttcu -------- --------miles,—and ---- -----------afterward r----,, jt‘» Kt-awick, fifteen nilies through t..c rnoM delightful country :hnt ever was - ___ . ____ • —v-^mber, ' • .seen." ............................. 17S7, -■ they started |'iupon a jwdeatrlan tour, with Coleridge ialong ihetwiiccwd. A little Liter in the same mouth the tbtee set out at «>f a <!nrk and cloudy iafternoon, walking eight miles for a start, I wl.ile the two poets laid the plan uf a bal- ' ;lad, with the sale of which they hoped tn ' pay the expenecs uf tbe excursion. The i methods of the live did not run easily to-1 gethcr. mid “The Ancient Mariner" was o _____ ... . soon given over entirely to Coleridge. *' Dorothy ’ “ J! did ’"nut, ‘ walk in “ au black ’ ** silk gown. Doubt^ are rcasunitiile if even she ever bad I one. Ji.-rusual walkingcmtume woaa "lite ] tie jacket and brown dress." Colrridguwe may imagine in the same raiment in winch ' The Fhyalcal Strain of Football. Few except thoae who have been through the experience arc aware what exertion aud strain and exhaustion a hotly contort' cd football match involves. * It is all n great deal more than appt-arson the sur­ ■I nttt.'-'-'ilouil'.* Sarsaparilla will restore face, and the self control required in the ’r-ngthaml health. midst uf great excitement adds to the nerv­ Oall al thin office for old papers. We ous tension besides the physical fatigue. have <1 large supply and will sell them This of itaelf is enough to try an average man, but when to it Is added the struggles, cheap. , the falls, the grapplings, the* blows (for \ The Charlotte Republican changed there are blowson.ee in awhilfh It requires hands last week. Mr. 8. J Tomlinson hav­ stamina and real endtrfancu SB-well as ing soM bin interest ta L. B. Bi.wll, of strength to stamTit. Ohio. Mr. Blahell Is said to be a joarnnlBecause tbe men on the opposite sidea in i-t of much experience, and promises to the field ore. not seen squaring off and conduct the paper in the same excellent striking at each other in regular Sullivanmanner as It was under the previous Corbett style it does not follow that there management. are not scientific ways In which In the tus­ sles a team can be materially weakened or NEIGHBORING COUNTIES some particularly aggressive member of It disabled. Let any man in faircondition be A warrant was Issued by Justice Tlllot- suddenly thrown to the ground and then ?<ui last evening for the arrest of Charles have one or two heavy men, or it may be Harrington, who is cbargrd with the for­ seven or eight, or even more, fall and gery of a deed and uttering forged paper?. throw their weight on him. During the week Mr. H. presented two Possibly bis band mny be under one of deeds ut the register’s office for record. their feet, or in the fall one of their fore­ They purported to be from 0. C. Comstock arms mny have choked bint across tho and wife to Charlotte L. Harrington and neek. How much wind and energy will covered lands now occupied by Charles an average inan have after one such an ex­ Harrington. George fl. Southworth had. perience as that? And jet it is a common levbNi on the property and advertised It football experience.—Philadelphia Times. for Mile and os the sale was about io come off was looking up th<* record and came across these deeds. Upon examination Persians in general are not supposed to tbe Pfipera appeared to have been tamper- be the bravert people in the world, but I'd with. Tiie deeds had Apparently been even in Persia the inhabitants of Kasban, made out.to Charles Harrington, but had a mercantile city, are notorious for their been altered sn as to road Charlotte L. lack of n warlike spirit. Harrington. Tbe job was poorly done as Their pusillanimity has passed into a the thunges were In a black ink, while the proverb and given rise to many stories. bajunce of the deed was old and the ink One o! tho best of these is that when faded, and with one exception recd •‘bls’’ Nadir Shah disbanded instead of her In tbe body of the deed. men belonging turn from India, the The Instruments were made out in 1871 to Kashao and ita rister by of Ii»piib?in npand witnessed by 0. 8. Wright and C. P. Dibble.—Marshall Chxonlals. Manrice P. Gill, charged with criminal neglect In allowing Latimer to escape, has been released on 3500 bonds. Regarding Hood’s Hareapnrilla. wk tbe peo­ ple who take Utts inedlciue, or read the ie>tiiiKinlids ottetj published to this paper. 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Wordsworth doubt-1 SOLD BY.. less also wore his usual suit of. < * dingy " 'i brown, with n Iluppitig, broad L.->u> bnmmed u»v., ,1 Fcr sale bv WOOLEY X BRONSON, HASTINGS. straw hut to protect his weak <-yes. They were uot three graces, tills di.-' a- । guisbt*! trioof tramps! Wordsworth was ; noi a handsome man; not even an hnpri «H-': ive man. In 'sjilto of tha fact that lhe • READ OUR brother ami sister walked, acdonling to De ' TESTIMONIALS. Quincey's cak-nlatlon. between 170,OG).and HjO.OUO miles, hi* legs wen.- the worst part of him, and tint total effect of hl'i narrow | person wn-s even more uocomdy in move- I merit than hi repute. Ills walk wrutSt roll ' and a lunge, with cj'c* fixed on thoground. ■ "Mutably «>n bi-, legs” the neighlmrs de-J scribed him. Once Dorothy, walking far \ ther Igblnd'bim than Uounl and thus get- ? tient.by the use of our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS. cing.u better view, was beard to exclaim J During treatment psllent* arc allowed lhe free use of Liquor or ttorphim: until rvch'tiraa A discontentedly several times, "Can tlint I* aa they shall voluntarily ghe them up. M William!” Dorobhy ht.-M-lf woashort t.:al ' We send particulars and pamphlet of testimoainls free, and shaft be plid to place jA. ' Bufferers from any of these habits in communication with persons who have been alight, with such a gypsy Utn as is randy । cured bv the use of cur TABLETS. ’ ' seen upon an English face, Her eyes were [ HILL'S TABLETS arc for sole by all dreggicts at nut sett nor were they fiercs or bold, but . per package. If your drugglti does not ke<y them, enclose us $ l.GO nod ’ they were wild and startling and hurried i you, by return mail, a package ot oar Tablets. in their motion, like those of Home wild* . . Write your name and address plainly, and state whether wood creature.—Mocniillau's Mncnziue. I uro for Tobacco, Morphine or Liquor Habit. I W. H. GOODYEAR. ,OCAL. NEWS. changes for advertisements acli this office Tuesdays at latest to insertion In the issue of the week i>n>uUlit. ALWAYS SMOKE 8727 A Tekonsha bouse wife named Mrs. Polly, made an unfortunate mistake lakt Monday evening. She baked biscuit tor supper hich were so light and good that they were heartily partaken of by herself, her two children uiiu it young mini boarder. Shortly after supper all were taken vio­ lently ill. A physician wiw hastily sum­ moned who made the startling discovery that the old Iffdy uded arsenic instead uf baking powder. The dose has not proved fatal with any ot the victims, but they had lively times pulling the young man and Mrs. Polly through.-.—Albion Recorder. Battle Creek now pays its mayor a sal­ ary. J. J. Woodman, of Paw Paw, superin­ tendent of the Michigan agricultural exhib­ it at the World's fair is getting up an ex­ hibit of photngrahs of Michigan farm resi­ dences and stock buildings to take to Chi­ cago. A span of horses belonging to Wm. Martin ran away at Albion the other day and meeting another team, the tongue of Martin's wagon struck one of the horses, breaking through two ribs and entering tiie thoracic cavity. Tne horse had to te shut. You' Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. as mercury will surely destroy the sense AUTHORS WHO ARE NOTED IN HIS­ of smell nod completely derange tbe whole-system when entering it through TORY AS PEDESTRIANS. CAPITAL $75,000.00. the mucous surfaces. Such articles should SURPLUS •lO.WJO.OO. never Jbe used except od prescriptions from reputable physicians, os the damage Incorporated under the laws of the State of they will do Is ten-fold to lhe good you can Michigan. possibly derive- from them. Hall’s Ca­ tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Open for Dullness Dec.IB,UM. & Co., Toledh, Ohio, contains no mercury, officers: The literary tramp is no new thing. and is taken internally, acting directly up­ Thousands of years ago a blind one sang of on tbe blood and mucous surfaces ot the D. O. Bobins >n. President; Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. tbe beauty of Helen and the valor of system, in buy Ing Ball’s Catarrh Cure be D. W. Reynolds, C4 Achilles. Nearer our own days palmers, sure and gett the genuine. . It Is taken In­ d n-ecross: with scrip and scallop shell, told tales for ternaliy andI is made In Toledo. Ohio. bread as they tramped toward tbe Holy HTSohl by Druggists, price 75c. per botD. W. Reyuolda, It Acknowledges no Superior. Land or home from IL Troubadours sang tie. R. B. Me«ser. D.«. Robinson, as they strolled from castle to castle and John Csrvetb, became tho fathers of literature. Then P.T.Colgrove. C. J. Brown, of Jackson. Is being tried literature ceased to goon foot When it for the attempted murder of,hls wife and Has the only savings department in in Barry cohid not ride, as Chaucer did, it staid at her lover, Dick Sly. County and pays 4 per cent interest on ail time HASTINGS, MICH. home. Bail roads, sparse habitations, above all, the growth of cities, did away with lltAt an entertainment in Lausiug the erary vagabondage. IJteratura almost other night jhe Michigan building at the forgot nature in time, and the tramp took world’s fair (cleared 8150. to garrets rather than to highways and Lansing’s dtlef of police says tic town wrote Idylls in l>ed to keep warm. Only ----- AND----within the last hundred years has litera­ peeds a detective. Grand Rapids lias a lot that can be bought cheap. ture again found feet, and the pleasant ,I ' j Hastings Mich. iRESPONSIlLE wie:its wasted. ORUHKEHHESS and MORPHINE HABIT REMEMBER AN APRIL COLD! A cold Is the starting point of more than half of the fatal Illness from November to May. A cold Is lhe first chapter hi the history of every case of consumption. A cold is the first stage of chronic catarrh, the most loathsome and stubborn bf ail diseases. A cold Is tho legitimate par­ ent of a large family of diseases, such as bronchitis, pleurisy, pneumonia and quinsy. To neglect a cold h almost sui­ cide. Ty foil to provide against this wellnigh Inevitable evil Is dangerous negli­ gence. Pe-rn-na Is a sat«*guant*a« a pre­ ventive, a specific as a cure, for all rases of tuitarrh, acute and chronic, colds, coughs, consumption, etc. Every fam’ly should be provided w ith a copy of Tbe family Physclan No. 2. a complete guide to prevent or cure enthrrh and all other winter diseases; and also the edition of the Family Physcinn Nu. 8. which is devoted to spring medicines and the btxllly disorders voaulfar to the spring of the year—a book that no one can afford . (o ba withopt at this ttaun of the year, j Either sent free by tho Pe-ru-na Drag ManufactarlBg Company, of Colnmbea, Ohio. A few testimonials from . have been curL cd by tho use of ► Kill’S Tne Ohio Ckkvical Coi DO NOT BE DECEIVED LETTS and take no other. Manufactured only by B. M. TAYLORD. LeaJIe. bikh.. --- THEHr OHIO CHEMICAL CO tl, MUD S3 CHIA IUOK, LIMA. OHIO. Truly yours, MATHEW JOHNSON, P. O. Box 4$; PARTICULARS FREE. * ost three days he quit annung, aup win not teuch Uqu four moutlis before writing you, in order to know the cure _ „ __________ Yo-ars truly. ' MRS. HELF.NzMOHR16Om CtMClSMATt. Ok lotbgayT JkddroHn ull Orders to THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., . 51, 53 and 55 Opva Bhdt USA, QHlfy �n.o«u«u Hastings Banner and influences that vre shall not stop here to name, suffered a defeat at the poiLs lfc!t Thursday, April 13, 1893- on Tuesday by Mra In. dellrerwl OJ him. In lb. elty ol CM eharming afternoon. The bead p Kpmm*u.d fejuj _. fall, we are glad to see that there are no cago on March 34th. Tbe addre-ti *,dellTrrrd by Brother Coldiscouragements in tbe party organizations pore. oo Ibu oraeekm. bM n""J n any where, and we believe that each and excelled trom u>r rylbUo _ every honest member of the party, feels WM able, tebolarlir aade oqoeM. • Jthat the principles for Which we have so evidence o( lhe marked ability ot tbe MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. ns Hastings, mjcu., rosrornci, AL'GCBT 14. 1ST*. EDITORIAL NOTES. long contended are right, and therefore must triumph eventually. The right has not always triumphed, HAWAII OR NO HAWAII. xnd more the advantage to be gained from web i union. On the other hand it is stated that the> dusky Queen has received assurance from President Cleveland that tbe United States। will abandon the provisional government and send a minister there, who will be in­ structed to permit the monarchy to resumei its functions. There is reason for believing the report that Japan covets Hawaii, and that it is ready to make an eSort to annex the coun­■ try if tbe United States flag shall be haul­ ed down. Some of tbe English residentsI are known to be in sympathy with thei Japanese. Altogether, there is a goodI deal of politics in the Island, and the un­ easiness a..d excitement will continue un­■ the United States isi definitely determined upon. Tbe necessity for prompt action is as emphatic now as It ever was, and our gov­ ernment sboud act quickly. Before election tbe democrats promisedI the workingman cheaper cost of living. [ They now blandly assure him that a taxed breakfast table follows as a matter off course after democratic victory. Shame­. less and criminal as was this, deception, practiced upon labor it is no worse than their treatment of the fanner. From the, publication of Mr. Cleveland’s free trade, message in 1887 to bls re-election in 1893! democratic editors and orators have not ceased assuring farmers that free wool meant higher instead of lower prices for the domestic product But now, with along the line. In Kansas too they have put the populists party to sleep, aud a sleep that shall know no awakening. Tbe sockless Jerry,, and the brainless politlcal vampires, ahd ragged camp foliow- era of the party, are given a ticket of leave, and admonished that they have no further use for them in Kansas. We anticipate that the election for gov­ ernor, in lows and Ohio next November, will like Kansas aud Michigan she* the republican party In both those states, quite an animated corpse.' As long as the party shall stand by the eternal principles of Justice and right, there will always re­ main a glorious resurrection after any temporary defeat it may sustain.' Now is lhe proper time to get some time. The new court house tower certainly will not be complete and up to date without elocks. John Bessmer has been giving this subject some attention of late and now comes before the people with a very acceptable plan, which will iusure an ele­ gant system of timi In the new uulldlng, if tbe people will take hold of the project as they should. The building committee agree to put in ab-wt 8315, and furnish four six (pot dials for the tower clocks and E. Good,MX<”'*'£'£* J ment will be struck between the American tiiat Hill, Murphy and Sheehan are to call and the London market fust as soon as the upon the president. If tbe time for their tariff barriers are taken down.” • calling is fixed, and the date given, you It is needless to remark that, had that Just consult the political almanac, and see doctrine been preached In the campaign, if the predictions for that da’e don't read: we would to-day have a republican presi­ Look out for a political blizzard these day£* dent. Even Texas would bare gone for Harriscn. What the “adjustment'.’ of Kansas seems to be coming to hersenses. American wool prices to those of the Lon­ The republicans have carried tiie slate and don market means to onr domestic wool local elections by sweeping majorities. industry has been forcibly brought out tn Tbe frenzy ot the alarmist will work’ out a late comparison made between prices In its own decline and death. If given suffi­ the two markets by Justice. Bateman A cient latitude. , Ca, wool merchants of Philadelphia. Giving in detail the figures and calcula­ The British minister at Honolulu de­ tions upon which their statements are bas­ clares that the American flag at tiiat place ed, they conclude that tbe London price Is ••will have to come down.” He knew 47 per cent, or less than one-half, of the better than to make that insolent assertion price for which domestic wool at present while Benjamin Harrison occupied tbe sells In Boston and Philadelphia. white house. This statement means that scoured and combed wool, which brings eighty-five The admonition that Grover gave to tbe cents a pound on this side, can command Michigan contingent of ofilcu seekers at only forty cents on the other side of the Washington, “to goj»ome-and work for Atlantic. If the adjustment spoken of by the success of the democratic ticket,” was the Boston Herald means a fall in domes­ very, good advice, but a very ban! task to tic prices to the foreign level. It will mean perform. . a fall in lhe value of our wool product from 970,000,000 to $33,000,000, a clear low to wool growers of $37,000,000. To We recently made note of the fact that this must be added lhe accompanying de­ Hon. P. T. Colgrove, of this city, had ac­ preciation in the value of their flecks and cepted an Invitation to address the K. of P. lodges In Aiding hall, Chicago, and at investments made for the special purpose the same time remarked that it would lie of wool growing, which will amount to the effort of his life. Present nt Chis $50,000,003 more, making 887.000,000 di­ gathering were all of the high officials of rectly legislated out of the pockets of the the Pythian order, and representatives of the Pythian press, ills audience evident­ fanners. This is on lhe aMumption Hint ly was completely captivated by the elooir wool growers can hold their own and qu-nce of his address Judging by the allll command their present share of the press comments on the same. The Knight home market under free wool— a manifest­ Errant, one of tbe leading Pythian Jour­ nals in the country, published at Chicago, ly absurd supposition. Under tbe demo­ printed tbe address In full and ga»e most cratic policy wool imports will enormnusly icomplimentary notices of It In tbe editorials. increase and drive tl$e domestic product 'Other journals pf tiie order paid the Has­ oat of tbe market When the consequent |1tings orator very high compliments. The address was a oTthe?fa|« maMeriy effort and loam from the forced slaughter of flocks cer^^J^rvwVl VlTt _ ' irt.1.).. J..——— ■ — —Si —.at at----- . . which Whlrtfl must ttnticf ensue ranuraaa are urn Included IrsrtlrsXAad in t.. tbe .K*. eir.1 — jI has received. .——.I eolation it is plain that a direct km of 9100,000,000 to rmwer. >. a I TM proap«. held Mt to far-! many be recened. N"m£nyNVW | ‘'D * ° I Haiiroad Aaic. Harthml Division. m. .. bopenntaudent’s Offltv. * Hartford. Conn.. March isth. imx John Bessmer. Esq: Dear Sir:-Your favor of the :6?i: Inst, relative to the Staudanl Electric Time Mreiem in u«n by this wrapoay at Hartford at land, and noted. Beg to state that the Mandanl. or master «>* ««re. Conneci-d s.th It, Is the tower clock in the mime building, and oa the opPMlte Mde of the strew*, |n the several room* of_ihe |«s«erger depat. are twelve small ‘■|ock?”, K*rii.< etiUreMtidtolltKi, repccWly the Ujwer cluck, which In located in rivht of indH men nas,ln|f the stiatlon on their respective train*. We have no trouble with the lower clock, or in fact any of the ctoeka. TLcr »”•! are zovenied ent*r*Standard or master clock. Our standard clock Is regulated by taking off and nevt r allow this clock to exceed two or three seconds error from the sta;id:.rd time. Yourt truly. C. H. Davrueox* Suj-L These alocks will be run by electricity and; can be seen from all parts »t the city, and by every one coming Into the city. A bell .weighing nearly 1,000 pounds will be placed In the tower and connected with lhe clock, striking every hour so that It can easily be heard at the most extreme limit of the city. We trust that all will take|huld of the matter as they should and subscribe liberal ly. Il's VVrunR. W, tell,,, tint It I, , H,n. ,,n (nr anr OU, to adopt the p,,Ur, ,MU laklt, aud IrxTelliat urorchanl, aell koala upon Ila rtraeia ata nominal lltrnM-. ,\1 lutve n,..,, mu m So ell, .an tuutejt Ila Mroie merchants luu well, to-rersl elllea In the auto put lhe .'lcen» an blah that It la ImpuaMble lur these travellink men to atop there .« the, eaunot do an, business only at a loss. J While the city may derive a HttJe rereoue from this source. ,et It Is a sen poor plan to get It at th, expense or home eltliees. Our merehanta pa, blr taxes, and are Interested In tnaklna the elt, the paople In order to do business, ami |n order lu win that couadenee must aell koodaexaell, „ represented.. The oppoand meretoL0' -iL' r«kl£ and merehants The, pa, no taxeaare not Interested al all In the praaparlt, nf the dtJ; d0 llo. about the eonadenos of the people „ Sn to'S ’ ?‘tar‘ "l,h “d“ 'Mr rikl't thin, by tho home merchants they ahunM .rom idrtkth. Ilemror, for d! S,ell»^ K wIiOse Unes ct'me In compctitlon with home merchants, so high that it would pelade them from doing bnriiwJl here. The city owes ft to itself an<l to onr jiorchants to <fo tiria. - Social Doteip,. R«w Goodyear entertained a fcw *hh ThurwUiy nJ. D tr^^r,Od“' "• J .- Past ajSuprem™ ChanceUur Th...a — . _ ... ... _ >ho was present. In a and Mto Oao. KoIIm m ■'"« “I-^7, I Tutoda, nlkbb A tax WM spent b, Ume jnaouL ”"' S ntjLT.f ^^WaMkrtal-xd a ear, wool U as little calculated to . prediction th«t“that thi day was not far pleasant wfilst cMrpanr at -to1 of the evening Maakfut table tn gladden the workingmau °* Kipport .xt.pt „ „UIl ,J «■ .tortrtu ooeMi.ro h, 7£(bn'M. 0, bo, a. piece ol 1, Mma.ll wlto extrav., “ »“J • 10Z‘d*r“dto: 5% t ,n at the oft threatened exhaustion H.armlnlcm nt Dr. Men- ,,'pXblr Inexluurotlbla. I. nwhure- Chidester carried away the honors. It w*» jpyed by ail who participated In It -.rmleiun to lb« coo«txatl, reoe.ed notion Kto ou ths maudlta^ptMO oftbabot "^portion or a. Wrtb.andb.llMa. tbal thi rapidity formation k-pa rmce with the extraction.—New York Preaa. WRESTLING WITH A GOAT. t> Emb.rnu.tag Adv»V’re*,lb B Goat While Taking “ ••My worst experience £“£7, 4 long horned, bcwhWcered mid Bert Umgnn to • yarn crowd at the Lindell. AtooeoJ^ «i!ra towns iu the north western part of fbertato where I sold a pretty month fair Daldoea’ resided, bhe wm Just out of Vaaw. awl I flattered that my leaving Princeton unerremonioo^ JfcmJaopboSoreye.r did not hurt me iy with her. She *« bright aud loved fun, and my house wm grtf.nk ready to inquire Into my rvaaow. ■ maxing that town so often, when the incident I refer to occurred. We had one little Jour win n we took a walk lu the suburbs that l rather doted on, and every time I rolled Into town I would go by her house m soon m possible and we would take a stroll Msguxina Editor-Yea, I priated one of your^oemslart month, but I don’t want , Iany morekuch trash. Poet—Trash f M—xlM Editor— To, U~h; Utol', what 1It WM Wbx. 1 “w PW1* jNrtr York Wtokly. A in Brooklyn of the name of Cooaher tried to shoot hte wife recently, and Jwhen arraigned in court said bo did it be­ <cause he would be arrested for abusing her. When asked how be expected to eo<cape if he bad killed her. he said he hadn’t really thought of that at all.—New York , Tlmea. __________ __________ It, «"« enrol awttoo J*1* 10 boaMnatlto. < I 10X010* home .later lb,„ „ J* J*l, to chant found hla eon ealln,hum’,?’ mbb"1 aualnat • What are ,on •bout, J00 ,3^' •xclrturtloo “It U dlnw?’ JOO ha,e the ke,. to, aa 1 hlW, Uta door. I waarobl.ln.- m, to it, M 1 oould not tothatatj’.'.f** not ,ou (o without burnrioua Uulu toacali th. rttur, rots tetfe none bo, for not borin* ,br*« * Jta-1' tb. Ideal MaUtoathro^ On. «w th. “1 Mutured to rimark lbM fdog rather stow),." .h , ? *“ ’•< th. other da,. • ’““a dueior. <0 tbe t-reat delight ato,“J* began 'chaffing' me. " T wondersuch gei.u »to ,, J ’’I ” WU" nr about" "I arood it all quietly aud waiJd'f, day of vengeance, whleb coming. One fine evening 1 Mw ductor ;md bla bu* .u Oxfort There wiu» Just one seat v.vHct. | " 'Hare you are, Hr, jump haidj- inrt seat vacant.’ he cried to inej J “‘No,’ 1 answered loudienough to u heard by all inside and outride the ba? Tm In a hurry, «> I’U walkr”' Tlt-Btta. _■____ In India and South America there is said tto be a small tree, known as the "sorrow­ ful tree," which bear* sweet scented flow­ f ers that "bloom only in tbe nighttime and along that street. < off st the break of day.” “I was maklug efforts to reach the town fall ( one Sunday, and was trying to 'do* two Official statistic* show that in the United ■tations on Saturday, when I slipped on The substitution for the nigbiintick. the New York polk* of * pw-krt biUy 15 one of tbe cu-unary country sidewalks jKingdom the number of horses increased and dislocated tuy right arm. ItwMat ,from 1,808,3® lu 1872 to 1.WM17 tn 1882. a whistle brings to mind the fact that Um once put intp place and in a few hours I ,,ujd to2,«J7.54t»in ISM. Philadelphia police are ngula.- wxlkiin wan going around about as usiisl. but the snwnaU compared with the New fort Tbe Normans who conquered England doctor cautioned me to be careful, for if I patrolmen. To be sure, all the protect,m made another break the remit might be ,shaved tbe face and the back of the bead, they carry is not provide! by the city bnt aeriona. After thinking the matter over I ,so that Harold’s spies declared they were there seems to be no objection to their’prodecided to run down and get some genuine ( Tiding themselves with all tbe wmmm Vassar college aympalby from Miss Mary, they please, limited only by the dxe ct as we will call her. becanae that isn’t her In these times there are no unappreciated their purse. A belt aud a club an ail the name. Sunday morning, carrying my band- ।geniuses; but there are many overapprc- city pays tor. What the average politeaged arm In n sling, I went up. looking (dated mediocrities. man carries in a club, a blackjack, a very pale, and got a bushel of sympathy vol ver, a whistle and pair of nippen w from a pair of limpid blue eyes the very In all European cholera epidemics the handcuffa—Philadelphia Record. first play. cdisease reached this country in leas than "Take a walk! Yr*, and along the same t street I was stuck* on. You know how it Is in some towns; everything runs at large— , hogs, cattle, sheep and even blllygoato. ■ Well, thia Sunday morning a William goat, whote antiquity would have Bern supposed to guarantee better manoers, planted himself in our path ami-told us M * plainly M words could to gel out. Mi*" Mary sprang lack With a little scream as 1i Sir William came at me. My right arm ! was useless of rourtc, but I stepped uimbly For Spring and Summer wear. We are .--------------- j.. : .*•/ I warrior by the borin as be came past with showing some entirely new styles in raex*hrtid down. . I'Ever tackle a William goat! A really z pensive baby bonnets. Lapids’ bonnets wide awake, rambunctious William goat! and hats which cannot fail to mease you. No! Well, I don't want to thrust my ad­ Nevin’s Block. vice ou you, but don't. At least not nnlrM you have more than <ue lined. In fact I State Street. should *ay not unless ^ou have half a dozen their party safely entrenched in power, that ridiculous plea has been abandoned. With enough of wool growers counted for The people of Kansas have again arisen Cleveland to place him in the White House In their might to liberate the state from the free trade leaders with brazen effron­ the bad odor into which she bad fallen, in tery, turn round and cooly inform their allowing a lot of miserable political shys­ vlctiml that free wool means much cheap­ ters to get to the front and disgrace ’her, fuxplshlng the balance will* be at least er wool. A signal illustration of this new In the eyes of modern civilization. Sht $<JOV. which amount must be raised by democratic doctrine is found in the Mug­ bad allowed a condition of things to obtain subscription.''Chartnttv's system we under­ wump Boston Herald, which plainly de­ politically, by putting herself under popu­ stand cost about 82.000, the county put­ ting in $800 and thi> balance of $1,300 clares Ita belief that "domestic wool when list control in the state, that was worse was raised In two. hours. Wc certainly foreign wool has been placed upon tlnrTree than the southern Invasion, In her territor­ should do half as well as our sister city. list, will materially decline.” The Boston ial history. The state was becoming a A word as to these clocks. They are - Herald even goes so far as to acknowledge stench in the nostrils of every Intelligent known i.lto that this Is directly opposed to tbe argu­ lover of good government, both at home the Standard Ehntrie Time Co. and ci cks’ | that thej put n 10 year* ago are running ■ , . , / ».11 .. .L .1... i> has. or ever bud, the same number of comments which carried the wool producing and abroad. The people have felt keenly states for Cleveland, and substantially ad­ their unfortunate condition, and saw only mits that those arguments were fraudulent. one ’are way to remedy it, which they Here is the Herald’s language: made haste to do In their elections Just We* are aware that this is hot the argu­ held. All the good and wholesome ele­ ment that has been frequently used by ments, Irrespective of party, combined to stump speakers, who heve pointed out to cleanse the political atmosphere, and wip­ the tact that between 1846 and 1860 the ed the populists out, so competely, that we price of wool was higher than it had been think they will stay out. and the Peffer, before, or than it averaged after that per­ Simpson and Jewelling ^tateatnannhips iod; but this wc believe to have been due will dlsgracg the state no longer. That to fortuitous circuuutgpees that are not popullata-Wave will now subside, and likely to repeat themselves. The world Kansas will be heraeif again. . now supplies itself from common markets, and values, are graded by reference td* Up to this time we believe. President world wide prices. This being the case. Cleveland has not found a place tor tbe It seems to us inevitable tiiat an adjust­ appointment of a Tammanyite. It is said • ebaaaa Into * bottle, a»aoMI,«l to. bo, LIto pm, were xutorUtord bi• Mrt- er Coirrove la a comloa man In HIM111 adalrK and well deaerred the 'JJ«’'“on ot the Supreme Chancellor, br hrfoa nam­ ed ax lhe socceaeor to Brother Biehle, ar Chairman ot the Committee on Law. ot the Supreme Lodge. HIv record In eonneetlon with tbe order tn Ma own ttale. to one ot which be may well be proud..» record which >bould and no doubt will re­ ceive at the lands of the Grand Lodge or that state, at its approaching session, that recognition which ta so eminently due. No man has ever crosawl the threshold of the Supreme Ixxlgr. who has J“lck*y stepped to the front rank as Philip iColgrove. This recognition has not been the result of any effort on bis part to se­ cure prominence, but because of his Inher­ ent strength and force of character; frank, fearless, honorable, yet withal, modest in his deportment he has gained the good will and friendship of all with whom be has come in contact, and tbe Knight Er­ rant believes that tiie time is not far dis­ tant when he will receive at the hands of the Supreme Lodge that recognition that his eminent qualities of head and heart so richly merit” Hastings Division No. 19. U. R- K. of P. Is known far and wide as the crack di­ vision of the world, having twice won tbe championship In competitive drill, and gave this city a reputation abroad far greater than any event that ever was ac­ complished by her citizens. It now looks as though Hon. P. T. Colgrove. a member of the champion division, who has partici­ pated-in both competitive drills, will win greater laurels for himself and for the city, by being called to the highest office in the Pythian order, and placed at lhe head of over a half million of men. Mr. Colgrove came to this city about 14 years ago, when he had about attained his majority. . With­ out influence or wealth to back him, he has won his own laurels upon his own merits. Though a young man. he is an able lawyer and Is recognized as one of the foremost oratora of Michigan. armed” we do not and cannot doubt The success and progress of this country under the republican ruler, for more than quarter of a century, has truly been pbenomenal. and cannot be the result of bad or wrong government Show us a little progress in the history of any government under the sun, or of this government, un­ der the control of any other party In the past; therefore we are proud of the record we have made, and propose to stand by it; if compelled to retreat occasionally, we shall retreat in good order, with our faces continually to thejight That this sentlwent pervades the rank and file of the republican party, there can be no doubt; they made haste last fall In our own state, to rectify the mistakes made by the electioi/bf the squawbucks, and to show that they wanted to put the seal of their con­ demnation on the mistake, elect the entire state ticket, and win a glorious victory all Aa o,d Story lu-toht ▲ merchant died nt ilutk_n * part of thia century d«M«i btaJr J* rt Were won by Mrs. DMrs. w. J- Stuart ” 1?em can be no queatlon hot that Broth­ and prObably never will, In morals or poli­ tics either. Party spirit. Ignorance and vice Recent advices from Hawaii state that have bad their victories iq the past, and the sentiment for annexation to the United will no doubt secure an additional one in States grows stronger and stronger on tbe tbe future, but believing that the man, or islands, as the people understand more the party whose cause is just, is •‘thrice til annexation by O.HMSr.lpMOOl IbH found the portrait of ha pre me Reprewnta Hr. Philip T. OoKrore. •< j wquld cut maM ha„ ray !rg, nrw MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, ALICE IIALL^ HASTINGS. - atlrwctlrr. j lonj< nxture evidently intended rpy fret for Chicago, but is [that any reK&uh why a fellow ’« girl should rit on a fence and hurt herself laughing wblio hr in ‘playing windmill’ In the air! How long did it last! Oh; it leaned liken week urso, but I gue?«s it was about an honr. •'The' folks were all coming home from church ns Sir William and I crawled ont from different sidrt if the black muddy p»ril by the side of the road, In the bottom ot which wc had-flnishid up our last round. We were bi,th willing to call it n Jra^. and I didn't b’nme the scandalized church people who looked on in horror. Even tbe billygnat’s owner didn’t know | him, for he wn« white wImxi weflret entered the ring. But then so was I aud I hud n tie and tpllsr xml a bat and several other similar little addenda tn a gentleman's toilet, which were shed in spots over tiie commons. Explanations! No indeed. 1 heard the rumble of an old freight train, and as there wa« a crossing near, at which Iyad to »lop, I rah over and caught it My fair Dnicinea! Married I understand. I have never been hack there since.”—Su Ixmls Globe-Democrat. A tall,burly nun riwiags around lire cor hln loud "iln! an. ringing out above the noise of the ttruet as ho strides down the Idudcn. The crow d makes way for him a hen it will ft r few others, and lu truth he is the stamp pt ma* to drive a psth for rrw through an < imtrnctive crowd. Hla Hti‘p Im lira ami innwive, hla shoaldecs are bread und Mjuore; the undress cui- with the heavy snow white mustache and the terrible underjaw. mawive vet not fleshy, full, but Dot exuberant, which one never looks at without thinking bow sym- SENSIBLE ADVICE, 1 ' ARMERS don't break yotir backs punipitni water from a squeaky hard-working pump. Doh't you count your time as being worth something: You <ertairily should. Why not let the elements dos< u:e< !llie drudgery and save you a lot of hard work, and F . NO SMALL AMOUNT of TINE Which is equivalent to MONEY, Why net luyoneof our Columbia which the stern, but haughty num, ouoe ■o frankly euunciated. When last I had seen Bi-marek he was siutag on hta big horse under the statu* <»r u,. W.c.d. toX"“' w*n’jdri"S>« « IL."? Th, d*nnr through uwilui tanurh«,« u euolUrtto^h. 13 torn rulu,d ,(fu prc—< * hM ylrhlrd onUtolu M.^.1 to ST®?’ Known to lie a fa 1 d(-..P a,.,.. ** K rhe beet and moRi moet durable made The Mcoi, auu aurame mills maar. construction of this are made orexT.V;^ 1“wluv,luu U1 LU1B mill nuu are uwto from ix..... DHAwa — STEEL. The gearing is protected from exposure to u>e weather, aud it contains many other points in its ‘J™ j •v e have one of these mills running at our Agric’MWw Bepot and will be glad to show it to you. Thtw "1110 Mills are selling fast. Can’t we sell vov one 1 ,n GOODYEAR BROS., HARDWARE MERCHANTS. �The Chateuqua circle are preparing to present-a Greek play wri’ten by Mrs. Norman Bailey. Hastings Banner Tbursd«y, April 1J, 1893. . Always smoke Ed. Powers Na 35 cigar. Always the same; always the best 5 cent cigar in the United States. PERSONAL MENTION. P. T. Colgrove was in Charlotte Friday. Mrs. Newman Fuller Is in Grand Rapids to-day. J. L. Wilkens was in Grand Rapids Ira VanValkenburgh has a fine line of Monday. of new carriages aud buggies. See <hls Miss Cora Busby was in Woodland styles and get his prices before you buy. Tuesday. • Ahe irrjn fence that encloses* the court Dr. Chas. Mixer was la Dexter this week fard Is tieinifremoved this week and will on business. be placed around tbe Riverside cemetery. Grand-ma Crawley visited In Grand Rap­ Gents, buy your russet shoes now. Ids Tuesday. Best styles Mid pake, only 82.50 nt the Fret! McPherson, of Kalamazoo, was In Bankrupt store. We guarantee every pair. the city this Week. Try the Germ Graham Flour at Car­ Winn Nobles, of Battle Creek, is visit­ penter & Fleming’s. It is something new and just the tiling for dyspeptics. ing relatives in the city. It will please you. ✓Sirs. Oscar Matthews visited her sister No Trees of first quality can ever be sent by mail. Mayhap you know It. By freight, prepaid If preferred, we ship safely 4, 5, or & ft. trees; 3-year Roses of rare excellence—everything! Your actu­ Married. ally pay less than for the puny stuff. 1,000 SMITH-MAN8BKKGEB. Married tor the Bev A, D. Grigsby, on the llth of Anril. at tbe acres Nurseries. 20,000 acres Orchards. Presbyterian nrirsouagr. Mr. Frank L. Smith Exact Information about trees aud fruits, to Misa Lucy Stansberger, both of Hastings. STARK BROS., Ixmslana, Ma CBOU8&-CBAIG. Married on the. Mb of April, by the Bov. A. D. Grigsby. *£.tbe »’nw byterian parsonage, Mr. Dexter D. .Crouse. ol Carlton, to Miss Alloe M. Craig, of Hastings. JOY—HOLES. Married at the residence of tbe bride's parents, on the 5th of April, by ite Bev. A. D. Grfcnby. Mr. Sherman Jar. of Lake Odessa, to Miss Etta.V. Holm, of Hast­ ings. NASH-SWEET. Married on the 8th of April, by-lhe Rev. A. D. Grigsby, at the residence ol tbe bride's parents. Mr. Ir* E. Nash to Miss Myrtle B. Sweet, both of Hastings. Notice. Good, cheap bouse and two lota for sale In the 3rd ward. Inquire of Frank Hazel. Chas. H. Gordon to Gea H.,Tolhur»t, so a. see W. E. Allgeo, the contractor and builder, In Middleville last week. 32. Tboruapple. J22TO Geo. Hayward to Geo. Nangel, 80 a, sec 24, has rented offices second door to rear ot A. /*■ M. Bailey, of Michigan City. Is ex­ Orangerille, S21S0. E. Kenaston’s office lu the Empire block, Albert D. Cole to Gottfried Wetter. 40 a, see pected In the city Saturday. where be will be pleased to furulsh esti­ to. Maple Grove. I147.V Joel Evans to Frank B. Garrett, O a. sec 30, Mrs. Glen Greenfield, of Grand Rapids, mates on all buildlug. Office open ev cnJ°Fnuik'B,.GMret to David R, Wood# 30a, sec is visiting her parents In the city. lugs. 3*. Job ftstown. 41500. „ and Glenna The graduating class of this year re­ /Misses Effa Simpson Jonathan E. Mover to Hartley B. Hendricks, ceived their clues pins Tuesday. They Schantz returned to Albion Saturday. lot 4. Johnson’s add. Middleville, 9300. Absolutely Pure. Henry A. Pickard to John and Augustus Reed are very neat affairs. The monogram H. Mrs. Ancll Caln has been dangerously *8arah X*lloweto John and Jane Smith. 40 a, » cream of tartar baking powder. - Highest H. S. and *93 are engraved on them. nf all m leavening strenirtu -Latest United They were made expressly for the class by ill, but is better at this writing. , D4Vtd l G. l,n i?iTt)inM>n ’ to Charles Weinert, kt ' Suter, aovcninientlt’ood Report. ✓Miss Nellie Brown, of Chicago, is visit­ a Chicago firm, through John Bessmer. royalBaking pnwDCBCa. Wall St., N. 979. City. *900 , J ing her grand mother, Mrs. Eaton. Francis H. Bjuire uf Chas. A. and Mary Don’t think because our prices are low, Puraell, 100 a. sec 12. Johnstown. »3000. that our goods nre uot all right. Anyone j^Mrs. Sophia Keufleld, of Chicago, is vis­ who has worn H. 6. Robinson A Co.’s iting her daughter. Mrs. Gea Barnes. Hastings Markets. POWDER 48 FEET! Of Wall Paper in every roll sold by FRED L. HEATH. No single rolls; no short rolls, . ;o give you -a low price on, and make it cost more to pap­ er your room in the end then if you had bought of a reliable dealer. Come and look at my ' line; side wall, border and ceiling to match, in the cheap as well as the good. I have more paper than all the other dealers in Barry County and will give you lower prices than the -small dealers can possibly dp. An elegant line of Win­ dow Shades, Paints for inside worif. everything you need in house cleaning. Due bills taken on any gro­ cery in tows. shoes, say that they are the best made. We carry a full Una Bankrupt Store. Dr. Vlvvlan, of Grand Rapids, arrived in the city Monday to work for Dr. Fow- Owing to the large increase in my busi­ ness I have be«i compelled to employ more help, and am now prepared to han­ dle butter, epgs and other produce prompt­ ly. -Prices- always the highest. L. E. Stauvff.r. Mrs. E. E. Lamoreau* and son nre spending a few days with relatives in the city. . FRED L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST. j । ; i Mayer and Mrs. Stuart, Mrs. Herkiter, and Mrs. Edw. KnaptM*n. of Grand Rap­ ids, visited friends In the city this week. • If you want jour windews to be clear) Batlts IS cents at Busby Bros. Land bright add a little ammonia to the j For a fine hair cut or shave gs to Busby /( water and* wash thoroughly. Use no soap ! Bros. ; as it leaves the glass \»f a milky color, Interestinglocals on inside page this Over the goods in the new i You cannot obtain satisfactory results by week. ' • wiP,nKthem oil with a dry’ cloth. They Furniture Store before vou ' must be washed with plenty of water, Goy. Rich Issued an official proclamation buy as the prices are very „ ulvlu with clean __________ rotten cloths and Monday, fixing April 28th, as Arbor Day. r»*iori j polish ttnliufi them ihom with a n chamois nliaru,,!; or nr unft mlo-w. You will be Surprised soft paSee our line of neckwear. All of the to learn that furniture can < P<'r» latest styles. . be sold so cheap.. Remem- . excellent material for a clothesline Bankrupt Stork. oi furniture.- We also keep a line of second-hand goods in the basement of our« store and pay cash or trade, for second hand goods. Remember t h C place, Roberson Elock, comer of Jefiersox and Court streets. stores. It will outlast a dozen hempen clothesliues. U hen it is properly put up by a strong man it does not sag like a hempen line, k does not break. It Is riot-unsightly, because It is so fine that it Ih iu.nl 1j- a noticeable feature of the yard. _/ Anyone thinking of doing any building this year will do wetfl to call on W. E. All­ geo. the contractor and builder. For the j convenience of patrons he has rented an officeJn the Empire block, second door to I the rear-of A- E. Kenaston’s office and will j be pleased to confer with any and all in­ i tending to build. He can be found to his j office every evening, and will cbeeofully MICH. furnlslivbtlniate.s on all Jobs. B & M, HASTINGS,. Nourishes the Skin For Chapsand Su/.burn. Soothes & Softens Inflamed, lt..rd, Dry cr Rough Skin. Price, Salem, For SoJLo -A.t PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. Wheat, white per bn.. 03. Clover Seed per bu., 7.oo to 8.00 Timet by Seed per bnM 2.00. Barley per bu. 90 to 1.19 Onions per bu. 1.30 tp 2.00. M&pta Sugar per lb. I te »■ W. H. QOObYE/lR Hew Hoon Tea Try Uiis tea if yon never have, and you-will not regret it It is winning in popular favor every day. We solicit your patronage and know that our goods will please you. Give us a trial. PHILLIPS & PRKSTOH, The Grocers. MORRILL & CO. Are now prepared to show you a large and well selected stock of Mrs. • Rev. A. K. Stewart, of Elsie, Mich, who has been visiting her parents at South Hastings returned home Tues­ day. Rev. A. D. Grigsby, Mrs. Gri<raby and Bids are out announcing n large auction Mrs. W. I). Bayes attended spring meet­ sale by Jas. L. Wilkins, to take place next ing of Presbytery on Tuesday and Wed­ Saturday (April 15th) at his residenceone- nesday at North Lansing. half mile of the city, commencing at one Richard Messer, Chester Messer. P. T. o’clock. A large quantity of farm imple­ ments and tools will be sold, besides some Colgrove. M. L. Cook. W. H. Powers, I’. live stock. He has about 50 city lots A. Sheldon and W. D. Hayes were la which he will sell on the Installment plau. Lanslag Wednesday on business. her that wc do all kinds of, is the ordinary telegraph ’ wire which is repairing and upholstering uow sold for that purpose in• uhardware “ Cream. A -rot >leiigtofu! lotion f<»r lhe Toilet, | V <d after .washing ; alter shaving ;! bclori* retiring. Comforting in Humors aid Eczema. Mrs. E. Gannon visited her daughter, Mrs. Willison, at Eaton Rapids last week. . in numerous papers this week we read Mrs. Dick Doyle, Miss Ftdghner, V. Accounts of little girls dying from excessive Letna and daughters were in Grand Rap­ rope jumping. One little girl, fl years of ids Tuesdayage, died after a week of Intense suffering Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cook spent Satur­ due to a rupture caused from jumping the ropo 300 times without stopping. Parents day and Sunday In Detroit, the guests of should pay attention to this and warn their F. A. Curtis and wife. children of .the result Mrs. IL B. Wightman was In Nashville this week to attend tbe funeral ^f her The natural life of a man Is 30 yean and father, James McKelvey. that of a watch only 15 years. But it is the same with a watch as with a man. ✓'Miss Gertrude Bentley returned from proper care will extend their lives many a short visit with Miss Bertha Bentley at years. Have your watch examined once a Grosse Isle Monday night year and thoroughly cleaped by an expert O. B. Van Horn and Ixiuls Goodyear watch maker, which you;wi)l always find are expected home from Ann Arbor to­ at John Bessnier’s Jewelry store. morrow night for a short vacation. The Hastings City'Bank has opened a savings department and are now paying 4 per cent Interest on all time deposits in­ cluding certificates. The savings depart­ ments will also be open Satunlny evenlpgs flora 7-to 8 o’clock. Dan. W. Reynoj.ph. , Cashier. Apples per bn. 73. Butter. 23 to 34Beaus unpicked per bu., 1.50. to 1. ^X&SbU.. 3U Witch Consisting of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,. HATS and CAPS, in all the new styles, with prices as low as usual. Give us a call and we think we can please ^ou if STYLE, QUALITY I lave anything to do with it. t/Mlss Hortense VauZile will give some Shakespearean readings and impersonations at the socirty rooms, Tuesday. April 25tb. Yours traly. ^The Juniors rendered ’'She Stoops to Conquer” before a large audience in the High school l»At evening, and did- It in a most creditable manner too. See our hand turned ladies shoes at: They will equal any $3.50 shoe hi the city. Bankbupt Store. Spring Is here and you will probably have to do some painting. Irn VanValkenbureh ha, a new, fresh line of paints and;oils and will give you prices that are right. It will pay you to call on him. PRICE E. W. HOKRILL, & QO ONE PRKE CL2THIERS. Bld STORM I A man was arrested tore Tuesdayjnocn- Vis it« the Soulh»t«t P*rt of the Cdunty. lug on the charge of stealing an overcoat Thursday night.-or early* Friday morn­ j belonging to Thos. Harwood, conductor on ing, a,very severe storm visited the South­ ' the M. C. JL JL The ma* got off at llas- west portion of this county levelling barns, ~~ j tings taking tLv coat, which lay across tb* tearing down fences, uprooting orchar-'s, -* CIRCULATION ■* wlLl1 ,llnb Msrahall Miller was noti- andi blowing down wind mills. Widle I and spotted the man down by Harper's there are no evidences that the storm was This week, 75 quires. Unubrr y.m. ije r.iio. iriM <o In lBc tbe nature of a cyclone, yet „„„ there ... are llw whool ..ouw-.| , 0( rvMenw, thll u „„ Uw W|I ,.nd where hj raoslit and uk.n tefora j , |inrrl„nr. Th„ sloral tnn, the I Hereafter. dmngM for advertisements J-i.iIh- llradl,1. wC-o gay, htm wlxty da,a : the path ot the storm, ,nd ; nrarh this office Tuesdays at latest to hi the Uouae of Cornrtlon at locla. I whn„«e awake at th, time croarhin.vrt’.on in the i<sue of the week ’ DW Itawral, r-eo-ptn-d a« ■ ,hor0» rear a»a irembUnK expeetloK to hud ; whrn brought. ‘ LOCAL NEWS. Dh( y'.u ever cee John Kelly? his own fertile brain. The company was Or his make of ladies line shoes? organized in 1885 and at tbe end of tiie in Uit’on or lace, with patent leather year lhe risks amounted to S1G3.710.00. lip-.• The risks in force at the end of the year You are welcome at Wooley & Bron­ 1892 amounted to nearly 82,500,000.00. All losses have beeu very - promptly son’s, ' • settled to the satisfaction of all. and will fine them from C. tbe most pleasant feature -that no assessments have- ever been made. Interestlag matter on the inside page The following little article recently ap­ this week. peared in the Charlotte Fribune, and will You can get the latest styles In hair cuts, be interesting to our readers:— at Busby Bro*. A Memory. Cash paid for butter and e^gs at Car­ Of a school room In the building now a I'oardlng house, where many a happy use­ penter A Fleming’^ ful day was passed in company with teach­ Old papers for sale at this office. A ers and companions whom the years and large bundle for five cents. death have widely parted. Don’t fall to read the Inside local page Some twenty years or more, long passed, licfore you get through with the paper. a class In geography were reciting fur the last time te a teacher whom they all loved To save your fruit and l»errles get the and now were bidding farewell. Many Victor spray pump at the Hastings Engine lessons had been learned, but this was the 4 Don Wo«k<. . . hardest to know that he who had so pa­ vXv. F. IHcka • has purchased ---to— new. tiently Irorne with their mischievous ways sprinkler for ase upon ths streets -------- of thia’ and Ill-learned tasks, who had guided us city. It is a daiuiy. along the ways of useful knowledge, -whose kindly nature won our hearts, Several of our county correspondents would leave our school room never again were not lieard from thiaweek. _If you tn enter as our teacher; with kindly words are out of stationary let us know. -of counsel the lesson ended, aud one city. Miss L, Feighner has the largest and Tananarive, whose name we found hard finest stock of millinery goods In the city to remember was again Troneuuced by uur Cail and see her before purchasing. teacher wl»b tbe admonition to remember Then Thu Hameltonian stallion will make the it by tide our last lesson together. he was just Clem Smith our teacher. sesawj uf 1893 at my barn, except Tues­ The years passed and brought to each days. . their life work. And ‘ ~ — Joa Roorrs. _ watched with kept his memory grrou Severance A Rich invite all In need of the fame that blocksmithing to their shop serosa from . j cornea to patient, honest Ilves. And now JMM.C.R.B, dapol. Good work asd and I hs Is the Hoti. Judge Clement Smith. iewaet prlMS. ’ 1 Loot H. McD. Bbtx, OkoaSar. damage was the greatest John Perkins’ sheep shed, in that town, was blown down and 10 fine sheep killed, aud a long'line of his fence was laid low. Other farmers in this vicinity suffered even greater loss than did Mr. Perkins. Every farmer in tbe path of the storm suffered more or less. In tho vicinity of Yorkville, Kalamazoo Co., the storm was especially furious and gave vent to its fury by unroofing and blowing down buildings. R. Cook and wife, while enroute for Detroit, stopped off at Ann Arbor and took in some of the sights ot the U. of M. last Friday. They made lhe firm of Goodyear, Wilkins and Vau Horn a pleasant call. The Waterman gymnasium was former­ ly opened last Friday evening by the Glee and Banjo club and later In the evening, the “Junior Hop." The ••hop” waa the social event of the year and waa well at­ tended. Tbe New York Metropolitan Opera Co. created quite a sensation among the musi­ cal talent of the U. of M., because of their great ability as musicians. All good democrats are eating but little now so they can get their money’s worth next Wednesday evening. The banquet promises to be a success, the chief attrac­ tion being Vice President A. E. Steven­ son. W. M. Wilkins and L. J. Goodyear walked to Ypsilanti on Saturday of last week. Thisjs their second trip. Why are the faces of the Barry eouniy student*, airWell as all students, ao bright? MTlflELEm ‘ ou!th h1SiX"m.n ^?'T ho" -'»”S •£<*• 1WTJ WEKE ■ WE FiSIB OTOJELVEJJU5T 8WI Leading the procession of clothiers. It is ho exa geration, in fact our competitors wt u'J if they dared, acknowledge that we are lead­ ers in our line. No shoddy, no deception, no two prices, goods marked in plain figures and sold at what they arc marked. Happy Home Clothing guaranteed to give satisfactory wear or your-money is cheerfully refunded to you. R. K. QRdNT. �HOW AN EPISODE­ B moment. Tbo yonngM prirat*- retort W j aomr a th. ditoowry ot hto tolly rt>4 ±-raf^ ! -Vanntod . pun ot gentiy The Power of The Grip among themselves, as do all our people, ; but I h«d always, by Iklapel’s advice,1 avoided it, and knew not even how it was played until a year ago. Then in an evil hour I ventured a wager against Chalpa’s game, and I won sixty silver taos. । Elated by my succeas and imngining'myselt to be blessed by fortune, 1 tried again and won. But the next even­ ing I lost all that I had won, and in the endeavor to reclaim it I parted with as much more? I did not feel willing to ( stop then, but was eager to get my own money back. Then I said I would never gamble again, but before I had succeeded I had become a victim to the habit which dominates all the people of Atz-_| Broken by Weed's Pains Driven to tho Four Wind*Good Health Renewed Bockford;‘Mich. •‘I an C3 years old. Christmas eve I co traded a very severe cold which settled all over me; every bone In my body was la rebalU lM, i toon procured the aid of a doctor. His remedies save some relief, but the ;prip had me In its power and for several weeks 1 did not get ent of the door. When I did recover sufficient­ ly to get out, I found myself Without Strength, No Appetite, all tired out, and after eating whit I.could, what Httic strength I did have gave way and I could not walk farther than my barn before sitting j do-^n to rest This was my condition when ad­ vised by our druggist to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. With much hesitation and Doubts as Black as Night, I went to taking It according to directions. Before Uw one bottle was gone I told my wife I ' was feeling a great deal better. Up to tho uresent time I have taken about (our bottles; ! -my appetite Is now good, strength has returned. 1 pains nn-o t*en driven to the four winds, and I HOOD’S Sarsaparilla mind when . momtmtjator be’ o’? Mm , gono-rtl my U>« drll ww, when HMdlng pTL1"'’’ momenUnoro it trail, ' M-^bo bra! dtomtorad tbe mrttor tom 1 in her bond ono ot tho comicrt 'me'howa. drag, tor it to ehock ol gracing Ute. rt.4 wy u’ShSim-”- problem. ..come n quickly. P“'“ -------[COMTCTUrD.] . priest, . . •has fallen a lauuer hermit broken his leg. He lies there moan­ jng HO piteously, aud I know yon can cure him! rum;” cxire ... . ... "I, that *11!” mM Enc‘ wtt“ | __________ MANUFACTURE “This was before my father, the gov­ true prvfewl'jnol unconcern. “I feanrf । thAtlt wMioraethingeenonn. AnJlMaT oreaT CARE IN ernor, died, and soon Chalpa had won i *N0 SALE O' TOO^S. all the money and cattle which I pos•­ nomtiug to the doll >“ l»r hK‘J.-----------— , sessed. Then I began to be indebted to looked down, blushed a little, and emtl-. *.. 8-ta.m. 11 him, and in my now frantic endeavors to taglr expielued that she had been drees- j owed, *-*"■ bnl win enough to free myself—for debtors ing tho horrible effigy for little Elia B--e -~t are slaves here—I became reckless, and Stem th. old prieet f.U,»J eh. bjd , e~. when my father died Chalpa laid claim hurried in eearel. of him without notte- : m,., Ar. MXing that she held IL He took tt from o „„ X.. Ar. r.»wJ I" >» to all my property. But I had no sus­ j . th, lhr.rt central office picion of his methods and believed him her. end looking et it. feoee^d: too sun'"0'. . i^v ■‘No wonder the old mwrell. That .fcullwl ^tailed constantly to look honest. Chalpa changed his plans, or ' wit for burgle™’toola anti thooe whomake rather broadened them, for I think his would frighten eluioet anybody. -Wby^eboretorUd. -I think it the , Xnl«.« with the 7'“^, object at first was only to win my pos­ sessions. He cast his evil eye upon Ainee, my betrothed, and although she running, w.tg eager calle. ^^"tbt“ ^Th^uew Ut^do despised him he wished to wed her. “In this he was unsuccessful, but that very month she was selected for the sac-. to him, and he went ritico, and ho is the ono who cast the the old man 1----------lota. I dare not say—I scarce flora ; exclaiming that it was a judgment;upon j Burglar*’ tool*, however, are not think hii» so treacherous, so villainous ■ him for breaking his vow of isolation by MJ, means and oan be obtained as to do such a deed! 27or do I think he 1 nnd coming into the city before his tuno timB wben there h a "trick to , dare, for the decision is made In the hod had expired. expired. But But when when Eric Eric arnvea arrived dooedone The The only only th> thlevra who needL^iaU a ruu ^?.T^ y ,1 ; presence of three others—priests in high [ and begun beiran to examine hw his broxen broken hmb limb • kit of of tools are those who maxeasp* he bore the pain with ravage stounsm i rf aafe breaking, awl ~ J standing. But she was chosen and you, [: Ml Utterad not o round. It wm . .Un- , go n IW o <™' “,XX bo« 1 my brother, saved her and restored her , took.will do for for the tbe g gang, . . .--------. av. ,_«* i.^. ran. ’ tool* will do g, no matter to me. Th'en my fortune altered for a pie fracture of tho left leg. which Gfl-~H«^d .tor. thlri.-ra Mid ordloAr, notuw ' time, and I recovered some of my money,' hert easily set, aud applying splintaand n 8^. raouire bit tew tool* Tbe mort but yesterday a horrible thing happened. ■ bandages had tho old roan carried to ? to*t»Jr bUd.." -bkffi to his own dwelling, where he could attend I went again to his house and loet all— _________ ____ ____________ leK^blnik^otdrtUe.traluwJ to rat all; worse than that, alas! 1 [ to his needs. Listah was overcome with uh™ niul „ld lt4 on .7-» u,wn rammer rt*rt wax the old hanging on th« side of th* NevraJavS!! and overlooking the blue waJJS*?1 BdrarUdllrirar., iu f£.“ S* teiJoy ‘Mofr®11 Mfltr> “’- Tbe delight Charm tta. •««*• 'rlth In Utet gay t wm slain# thare. enjoying. . *» hravy wick brietlee. added to her own look with .top. and then l*y »w*ko ontrigbt. dror. hi. mtoion matenUy tom | ^^^’to th. h'’oh°dnrUngr «ho cried, railing Ma BUTCHtR JOHN GBEW 8» Happened to Harr a nt v Which He Flayed In that .ptendld royal * Xrr Catharlw Aa with *orc«r«r and wardan ^Ln^S£ it to her. bat It ™ driven on ■ ot ^t^’.'.TrL^nUrt Y«, I J FOR BURGLARS’ USE. MUrdw-oW B»ub«. JU„, wtmllng hie own ra.l his hX.-. y nround the curve known m Loven’t W>y Ulf mil. tAnb.Tdmir„!t„„,0„uu^' Silent, aiulllng. eyelids winking, Tadtarn-xnd dxre to ran Urt.It I. bu WNtTO „ KHiw, LW1'™-, ~™-.«b.ra brt»M. w mooth. Ju ,?!, old. Vert wm Marce ud Bow they Pl*y*» Au Jani In du Luxembourg. How- nt ImL In xterner waalhar. Tbey w.ro lover*, rich. y.t Poon How In dovelike accents cooing. Breathing ewecteat poetry. He bad done Lia dralhlara wooing Under thia benighted tree. he could not eupply bl. enrton™ them Km ot the Um wuwcrraU wn.de,. TbeWUten’S. door WM open, nod In the offle. u .t?" ■M Jodi. Cb-r. le.lir 1U^ , Well, bs drew rein in frontuf lh. oM »pw?l‘v h W.“ Tta landtard who knew bl. 8Ue„u retired, leaving the house to .Urkam to them. No one heard the butcher tS dart waa knee deep uo that mu,5 tra;eUd country road. R,-lfaDy(-rr „,Iiped and surveyed the four men, all ofwhom U well knew, and who camu ibis looe’v To a little rift of bln*. spot to play cards for money. a glltu* As if through the clouds discerning ing pile lay on the table, around whl*h What lhe grave had veiled from view. these four gentlemen stood v.-iflj drawn With a smile whose peace reposes pixtola, while wotda but au l Leary On that grand, that godlike brow. hurled at each other uern.. tlu-pl|eof coil It waa Judge Cly-r who spoke now: “ . -Cborlco Stark. “You’re a liar,’’he thundered at hfam. ponent. “ You cheat.-1! 1 saw yioij do it and before you touch that money; may tta Blond Indian. of Maxton. /YavII with 1, horn* ItnMHia and 1.. r come in M4. -Do you know that there are in Mexico dsril several thousand Indians’ wbo havo fair tear me in a* many pieces m tarry ej. hlnTe^Tand light hair?” asked ■ lays in lhat pilei” Pcytn.. Brown ns he put n fresh cigar into j No sooner said than done. JUifenyder „n nPnle wood bolder and turned the atmoe- who bad lifted his calf off the wagon nJ pbereof the rotunda a beautiful cerulean give It some water, now iun ,| t, lLe k< K " "Well, It’. . tML Tb. Ma,m. to- window* .1.1. op.n. . Ju, , habiting the Sierra Madre mountains iq i ons thrusta au<l t wistsof t-i t.;Ji tlw black tb. lower pArt ot Sonora, .r. .uppowd to1 rail IU In tbrir midst, toll ,. ,„g Mody. be th. dertendAOU ot the crew «od pra- । buck rail ran. On. moMem ot aengrra ot . SwwlUb «-el wracked on corat«rn«Uon, then, with W.nOrf t„, tb. Merten orart loo, eenturie. brtora jnd raU,.on the Al, night, po- Softly love’s enchantrnrato humming As they loiter aide by slda. The bird, peep from . Sing and chatter rad divine. Why thaw deepening, rapt‘roue bluabo Malden, tluge that cheek of thine. ^-»^i£S«wfiS'-£|SS;sa®»a “Seeing mo feverish, blind, despairing,: offered to wager all that he had won ( ' he from me—everything—against my sis-1I more than once as bis bearers moved ! nlnnry alone. mend> force doom ’ SOU -—•— it la * Dd lOCMpiUM »‘5kP,c“ n*4u J’™™ T. — raJraV. hta r-ting <^ly U open oj~ oy weugmg vuciu Al .u '<^2-1 . ....................... — i easy enough to obtain dl of l.u*e tools had grown dark, and the moonlight wm with the exception of the lockpicks from pouring do|vn into the canyon, making | store* In a legitimate way without questhe walls of the city gleam like marble ' don ra they are 41 used in trade. These palaces; the air was still moist and filled ; tooli can be carried In asmall pae! ge with the sound of tho river as it gurgled . and are not kept in »tock. They arc l>uughX and splashed over the shallow furd. Leia when needed rad thrown away when used. It Ik nut raeh plain railing with the rate sat just outside his door waiting, with . breakers’ tools, as it is worth five years in her cheek upon her hand and her hair state prison to be caught with these on the shining in the mellow light like melted bundrwls of moons aga’ They have never Said old John: ”1 hullero! fer 'em te 1 JX conquered by the Mexican*. They | stop; that It was all fun. but it Aly mwi. . *re nominally under Mexican rule, but are them yuo lbc 'hnrtb r, thinking the devil । bartered or wagered—as the head of the ; | |in reality governed by their own chiefa J waa after them rare. 1 went if and j.4 the ------------Mexican---government in I my _ calf. Then seeing the ta<mey, rauney, and , Whenever — family I possess her—and perhaps you give Hood's .sarsaparilla credit for an. This . ' . .1 — L „ ..n raw«rtw ami rara.l knowing old TtRightmeyer I U I. f Vrt W «Wwu w _ IraInL—bd, A TI terferea with them .t.ra^ they .take up arms, may not know that each debts as these 1 medicine lias also cured my dreadful cough and . they have got the best of every acrimmage stroked it iuto my bat aud t-.■k- ft airag are legal. Flushed with the aitai which j I am well and toppy as well as thankful. I tell with me. Did I keepii - Wrlllyou see I Um« far. my -neighbors I am surprised at myself and he provides, and dazzled at the chance | . "The Yaquta are their neighbors, and was half afeanl of what- I Lad Join.- after never forcrt to recommend Hood's S.;r<apa- to recover all my possessions, I accepted , ; these two warlike tribes hare reciprocity the turn thing* took.Ko I went u> Aid Judge riltru” 8.N. Mjuiax. tho offer. The next moment I regretted ' rcduct?d to a science. WBencver tbe gov- Cly—r r.xnl tried to atfaigbtc n it «ut like." HOOD’8 PiLLB cure limitination by restor­ . and tried to recall my hasty words', bnl • “So it wasn't the devil aft«r| all?’’ be eminent * interferes with •*" ths “ v Yaquia *the u“ ing tbe jicrlstalUc action of the alimentary canal, it was too late. I had lostl I staggered I Mayu come to their assistance, and vice said with a genuine sigh of relief. “No, forth and roamed about for hours, crazed ' gold. facturing aud storing burglars’ tools to versa. Mexican troop. cannot stand before John, keep that money f : yent shared! As he came outside and leaned over the fun, off buttho forscent, tbe dear ’s take-keep with shame and terror. I thought of j throw police butLorei it is a tbe Mayos, or white Indiana They are th* the reached her bare . fact that there are enough tools in this meet desperate lighters on the North Amer­ the story too.'’ self destruction, but what would that; her mw. she —- looked —--- up -raud ---------------------------------Well, be only told a - few,* but n.mrhuw avail me? Then I sought you. my broth- ■ arms up to him, folding them slowly ' c|ty to fill a pretty big storehouse If they ican continent.’’—St. Louta Globo-Demoabout his neck with a lingering, cling- , were all gathered together. er, who know all things.” ?that every Reading lx>y -tnd gnllas h*ar»! Gilbert reflected for u moment. Ta, ing, creeping movement that. showed ■ A few years ago there were bead centers । grandpa or grandma rehde. uod wonder him, apart in thought and feeling from how fondlv she loved, and sent a warm for thieves in all the down town। district*, It of Harriet Martineau (and Lbs jMM old Butcher Jo|?n came to le rich » thrill through him, winrtike, orwpowra- «■’■> ‘h” “tow. rad jaJU roro kept bra, . Kulcan and his people, tho case seemed Maying might apply to all who, like her, u3n has long ago cfcnwd to l<e u wcudtn— almost trivial Ho could not realize that ing. Sh.drowhta.ttown and held Ira liarc doiie their bert. to m?rr« their fellows) njjvv uusic fctictt ».» *c« »w BK-.avw*/ ISecsd<-nr<. of tne CouImv|. by tho young priest's indiscretion he face against hers for p long time, with • ptacee that Gustave Kindt, alias "French that the large suuled Florence Nightingale | The cowboy js beccaim• u:;vt‘ like ths might loso the very light of his life. He closed eyes; then dowly their lips crept Gus.’’ “Dutch Dan” Snyder. Harry Klein, n-markesl, ”Whnt a delightful surprise it buffalo, tin* praine wolf. < piitiv.l adnearer, nearer, until they came together । viewed the transaction in a serniludiMark Shruburn, Frank McCorran, Charles will be to h»-r to wake and find herself in ; skin and tho highway : ' crous light, and auempted to lay that in one long-drawn kiss. Itwasmpre— Bullard, alias “Piano Charley," “Big Jim" heaven?’ Somewhat similar in its blend- ' Civilization is to* bard n part of it aside and?consider only Kul- it was a marriage—a blending of two Burns. Pal Shevlin, Neil Lyons, John Lar­ Ingot Icindly inteution, with a spice of in- ' bon the other animal'-, ei hjamyth. * ! can's financial condition, but the priest hearts made for each other, a reunion of ner, alias “Mollie Matches,” and a host of nocent malice, was Galileo’s remark on tb« cowboy, ho wo • •. I .■'.irtkacf "crooks ” received; two souls that inother all the economy of thetbelr first instruc- death of a -krptical contemporary who b.-ul • Hr has Iwcn exist .< *"■ j soon convinced him that his terrible Knun.tR mt ..te.** A*MAraotM«NT w.Tra mm. , was juost serioQ.* and universe had been formed to be one that tlons iu mechanics and beenmr afterward rrfnivd to kx>k through tbe telescope at । r Thera home newly uweovervd sjxTtaclo In the Indlun* were turned unt o ■ ’■1 r . ’’—~~ ”------------"•’*--------------- । momentous reillity—and showed him the had been peeking each other for ages per- . tbe moat expert toolmakers in thievery. It was iu an old shop eu Cherry hill that skit*, I hUpa he saw the moons of Jupiter .are many herders, but frt Whilo ho was occupied with these! difficulty of an attempt to defeat Chai'' haps and had met at laet. Such at least Dutch Heinrich, who* had a worldwide while on hi* way to- heaven”-surely the boy who I* pictured by i thoughts the old priest brought a quaint- [ pa's desires, in view of the fact that the , was Eric's belief, and it waa with a rev- reputation n« a toolmiker, perfected on moat amiable exhibit ion ot the wpiril of “I ination w:u« evolved. T«-. ly carved cedar box, and removing it* i entire' priesthood and populace would erential feeling that he kissed the noble Itiitrumeut known to thieves as the "drag,” told you ►o?’’ on record. herder and the ewtaw. T. . cover disclosed a double handful of • stand, by him in exacting his just dues.! forehead of1 this Leauiifjil. angelic crea- for um? in breaking sxftw, which has dune Of a like liKral vein was ths old minis­ all there? is lefr of him y« t roughly cut gems, tho great value of I Kulcan reiterated his statement of the tore who (p wondroudy found it possible, very effective work. Superintendent Byrnes ter’s surmise that ”we sitaH meet a great tbe Cowboy element u* i: which Eric discerned at a glance. He' legality of the wager, and said that to love him. a rough, blunt, homely, made a crusade against these places when ninny people In ht-aven whom we had not never totally depraved. ■ > examined them with appreciative eyes. । Chalpa had offered him his revenge in ungraceful man. Ho said as much in hu waa placed in charge uf tbejletective expected to sec there,” though he ft^lowcd and often danger bureau, with the httcutlon uf landing all out hi* suggestion to the le*s pleaMin)rcoa- boy Is rapidly «!i->uppi >. ■ finding among themaeveral diamonds <♦! 1 affording him an opportunity to recoup fact, and she answered: •' the toolmak'-r* in jail «>r driving them out clusion that “wo shall alto miss n great ter Ocean. the size of hazel nuts and many fine; by wagering a thousand taos of silver, ■•Oh. my darlinp. don't you know jron M0BMI ■ of the city, ami he KticoMdcd. Mostall the many we had expected to find.” “Aftct rubies nnd emeralds. j well knowing that he could by no pAwitl.« noblest, most rwrfrolo? nil G«U "vi* wurk v» „r ,.u«n ,hi miiim kind » iM uun uvw iu lu .'cwtuic, Srw„k. r-rp;iturort — the thn hsndaomeet, nnnnuntniHtt bravest, hrnvoO X ** . J., , in several ______ ■ largo shop*, ..... where _» _ _no me the deluge” was a selfish phrase enough, “The«','' said Iklapel, “«une from the bility obtaiirthat sum. Herein, how creatures -■■ ihU and only to be commended for Its honesty. '' How many l»w.*. I..-,; far south; they are tho ceeds of th«xer- ever, Gilbert saw a vague chance to es- tenderest, wisest of all men on earth-" questions are daked so long as the bills arc ' —Westminster Review. h'xdy ' can sympathize «' (i • pent. Before he came and covered the ; cape as ho reflected upon Iklapel':; ac- and much mdro to the same effect, add- paid. When the tools ah? finished they nrc atrra*• wbo said to tier friciii • maid. • " • ure<i old ctlp -crarki >1!:: world with clay and stpnes and water’ count of the fabulous snins of gold and ing that the wonder was that ho could brought here and stored with furniture, in Harriet Prescott Spofford la fond of tbe ..j fcn,)U- of nothin.' to there was of these on the earth:! silver iu the underground vaults of lhe find anytliing to love, to admire in her, order to divert Kuspidon, in aotne place no man had seen them before. Snchi-j temple. In his character of a god he a savage thing, etc. All this was so • f.U “Pnrtment can 1* rented by th« wnualr rmptorm.M of koluto* ««1 ,ffl|ral«, rtkwlnp » I ,.i •ays of It, “You ait and think your own china.” “Suroij-." mi.-. * tbe tradition. The people of Atlantis! might, without doubt, convert some of new to them, so rare and wonderful, year. The moetexpensive tools in the Irarglara’ thought*, and nothing hinders; you are in-. ' not w Bail as helngor ’ had no Buclrshining stones, but they had | thu idle hoard in the endeavor t o eave that they imagined it had never occurred finitely laxy. and yet you are accomplish I lt for wll tn vour 1 you do kit an? the drag, jackscrew, diamond drill । It to, for when your stones such aa this,” handing Eric an *■* J " ■’ he resolved to do—so. before. liis“ darling, and I' have u. yoa and M-ctional jimmy. Tiie bc-t jimmies tag a good deal” have the the coosola:; con*c!ati"•• But the difficulty was, even after the oval of carnelian, with flattened sides. “Did others ever love as wo do?' was now in the market are nixde in PlUaborg. ! Carved on eno face was an intaglio, money had been obtained, to play the their constant query. All the tools that are u»«l in sate break­ 4 finely executed, representing a pyr­ game to prevent Chalpa’s winniifg-agaiu. But it was delightful, delicious and ing nre not stored in one place, a* they cost amidal mountain, with a city surround­ Although convinced that tho evil eyed would havo reconciled a man to endure from Silo to $500 for a full set, and it is Jug its base, evidently a picture of the villain had grossly cheated Kulcan, he any existence whatsoever to dwell in cheaper to pay rent to atom them than to ! fated city. Around tho edge was a IiaU no knowledge of the game and such No wonder that for a long get new one* made. The sectional jimmies border of email characters in the ancient knew of no means of detecting his time he forgot ail about Kulcan’s diffi-. are ofu-n carried in guncaaes when the ! . culties and his darling’s imminent dan- gang h on the road, nnd the other tools are writing. On the reverse side was cut fraudulent practices. hidden in trunk-, nnd handbrtga ' ' Underlying all hia meditations was n the Crux Ansata, the mystic Tan, the Tho Improvement* In ratety devices to sacred symbol of the Phallic god of the steni resolve to settle tho affair, as well with a sudden sta... that caused her to protect safe*, such m time locks and othar old world, which’has puzzled thoeavunts as Chalpa’s existence, .ns a last retort, look up into his face in alarm r.nd whis- electrical — appliances, • • Imvo rendered the by the argument of the pistol bullet, per, “What is it, my own?' in tender burglars’ kit uselts* <>« vault*, but -there • for ages. "What a treasure,” thought Eric, “tu but ho determined to try nil other chan­ solicitude. Her eyes wore on his face la plenty of room to nwj them all over the nels before availing himself of that constantly, and she had grown to read country iu small banks and other places lay before tho.scientists of the country ' and whr.t n ileal of dixcucJon it would source. each chauga of feeling, each mood, al­ where the latest improvements have not arouse!" ! • Curiously enough, npon his suggesting most each thought, as it’left its scarcely been adopted. Time locks are now at­ There was nothing mure to be seen, Chalpa's swindling, Knlcan; whose na­ perceptible imprint on his countenance tacked with-dynamlu, and nitroglycerin, and with a glance around the room lt«’ ture was utterly unsuspicious, himself or shone irr hfe dark eyes. She read exploded on the outside at vault doors, which causes the delicate machinery to run took up his light and followed Iklapel showed how he thought it could be done, there his reluctance to tell the tale of down quite often, or throw* It oat of gear up the ladder. They had spent several and .with a wild gleam in his eyes os her brother's misdoings. In truth he so as to facilitate the work of opentag doors hours in the vaultliko place ami found the truth seemed for tho first time not hardly knew how to begin it. xxrt- . .... •••" itedtamoud drill, blowpipe Ktilcan above‘waiting for them. He merely to dawn upon him. but to burst. „„oul When he.niaiJ did ho found to his surprise ,U1? ’^kpick. ' Castorla is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Inland looked anxious nnd moody, and catching npon his mind in uoontimo glory, in a that she wna was nnt not n»ni-hnearly as shocked as he 1 Some of the best mechanic* among int sl-n —v_ and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor Gilbert’s eye motioned to him to follow crashing, blinding flash of conviction,, had expected. She was, in common thieves are the keymaksrs, who can make ->him. The young priekt led the way started up os though_>o peek-the de-, with all Atzlans, so usetl to tales of rad-- keys to lit any locks. These thieves keep other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute silently, yet casting quick, cautious stroyer of his happiness and face, him den risings and fallings in the fortunes for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. n-.i’-:____ *_L,__ *. _* __ glances about him, to tho large gate, It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty yearn’ use by and after ifter ha ho had ernwn grown cairns cidlnor h.. he seemed wemed unworthy inOTrthr’of of'mwh'ISirtjrfar ffiuST'Tta much anxiety, for , Sm key.’to fit the* Th^p^” and when they were outside, almost into him. nnd would at a -luck just thiright sortof ’ the pinon orchards, he turned to Eric, told him that ho would endeavor to help when his luck turned *------- j------•« -he not- win - ' •by — « «>«.« • Millions;of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays and after a moment's nervous hesitation him. . ‘ S bWlk? key tO Gt*n lU AU ‘be good kJrmakera feverishness. Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd, he began, “Did my brother ever gamble?” “But,” he inquired, “does Ik lapel or But when Eric, eoraewhat somewhat piqued at at closely watched here that they gc Tra 'r'-UFT..... _ - passivenees ' cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colle. Castor1a relieves “Well,” replied Eric, with a smile, Leia know of this?' her indifference—Al the of— a tlsewhefe to do their work, usually m ! “I’ve played the game my people call “Not a word,” said Kulcan, “and how woman woman resting resting in in her her lover lover’’ss a arms nus— — !?°,e TOSaJrbaa ?w,‘' wher* ‘b«re is little teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. poker many times, I'm sorry to say— shall I tell them? What will they think told her of Knlcuf. lart .nd mort dee- “ “* dMeeUqB.-N.w York Recorder. Castorla assimilates the food, regulates tho stomach too many times in fact—and I've tried of me?” “ lo l h " ' T ~* “ “ “ «■<*> — ., i*. I faro fils? once or twice, with poor re­ and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. <1VS” “They must be told,” replied Gilbert, cheeks, leaving them ashen in the moonEscape from th. nt , sults”— and he then bound Kulcan to forswear light, ud with terror In her eyes .he b. .Itered to ra, ^tarLStai’3!?^1" ' CURES ter, my Leia. You know that under onr ! laws she is mine to be given away, sold, | When Erie What is CASTOR IA ™xr.s“DbS'bnx^ S3L-: toria is tho Children's Ponacea-the Mother’s Friend. “But,” interrupted Kulcan, "did you ever allow yourself to be so carried that you forgot your duty to your sisters and brothers?” • “No,” answered Eric, “but I have seen many men lose their heads and gamble away all they owned.” “Then,” said the prieet, “you will un­ derstand. I must confess to you, my brother, and burden you with a miser­ able tale—a tale of grief and shame. I cannot look you in tho face, but I must tell you. We have, aa you have seen, a game called titlaca—meaning ths un­ known, unknowable—a game of num­ bers. Ah, bow can I tell you? You will Eric, who auraitaed what he did not gum gambling forever by an oath which he devised upon the spot—an oath that chilled the superstitious priest's heart os he repeated it, for he feared Gilbert's wondrous powers with a childlike torror. it was plain to the latter that he meant to keep his promise. Sending him to Iklapel with instruc­ tions to relate his story to the old priest, Gilbert went to Leia with much reluc­ tance, for he knew that her love for her only brother hung largely upon her re­ spect for his purity of character and lofty thoughts. His sad story, he felt, would shatter that respect, for ho could not realise, ho did yot cr«i imagine, that she sha-ed the to’ r ' -* ■ threw her Mtn. wildly nbont hi, nedr. drrtag; !! “I am lottl I un lortr Not tor ul IruUnt did eh. dircrodit I the legAlky ot th. tranMction; ite toll meaning id horror were „lrt„ “ ™ all Atalan held of the Viewing it ta the Jtaht h» thongiU she a moment. Phen, like Kulcan, she In”’1 important art? — Dr Waahinm* 3 ' turned to him for help and atrengUi. i In Century. ffton • “You will save'me, my darling, !• ----------- —-—,— [ hatat pr.etlc.1 «l„ertloo w the eMldran ot th! poor. Scrn. elementir, lodtmHrt trrto. 1 tag would j°g *°°ld entarg. eolirg. th.'rreoa^ th. nwoom. ot tZi tbra. bov* — _ua . Sn, nnd iziwln “iri! mli* h“ fr^enttnut, rat crwU. ? |drt!? ‘°to lb' h”’ ‘ » Md tor amotnent eba forgot her lorer’l llcrt tralnlnJ^^X^J.^^11' Castoria. ’ “ r—toria ia so well adapud to I recommend it ra superior to aay pnsscrfr*® : poww. -eelng only th. awtnl. unaroidA- tol to th. girl, ot thl. I hie trte betora her-to b. tom from hi. — <l-tto«l to b. .S arm., a rtetim to the Itut ot a depraved R»«loo whether the boorahold’JS man—aot even a wife-for the fatal wager, so hastily made, gave her to him as a chattel. A convulsive shudder shook her frame snd her clasp upon Eric’s neck was liL-n clung to him-ifi. her fear. In im eh.Un.'- pinching want or in comparatlv. *•omtat oinfort' ofbsu Otten d-»—— •>— -*-*•• - ' IbrUt ot U» wUe S moth., “* I .. , .. |! uiAJjnJ?^ -lhat many 7 of these helpless J*1**"® d—dU are ’! pitifaUv nt S.2S1 £litmnrnnt gnOTM>.6 of •JPhab«t of do- i Uxrrtn naarrric But only for wbools some practical Yustniction intota 1 TI Mmra Trak W person. Great caution is taken in or other it leaked out, and low jbu ast �MORTGAGE HALE. ----- —---- . AUDITOR GENERAL'S OFFICE t : f.AN.si^G. .Munr. Murch 24. tx»3. (• ' NOTICE B hereby given that cerlaiti lands Ituatrif lu the Cotttil) of Harrv .bid off to the TOr»* u anted to the office of the Treasurer' of •' c„t .it-.. -vfl| be -..Id at public auctlo 1 by a>c -iticr at the Cunniv Heat, on tiie Hrst iiHiay of »i;t. m st. nt th* time and place .. ogi.,t<.-d f-<r tiie Animal T<x >1 not i-n-viuudy rcvlveuuuur caocrled according to ;i ot mortg'iKra, uu .; j),- -uni of flve hundred, — nnd i»n I : o MU nr t>< intituled reeuvcp, said nt'wr •r M. chase Auld stateinentn cont-dn ti full description of ■•••' *1 parcel of willi is.ids ,u d mav be »*efi on .id iication at tifcfQSFe ut tiie Uonutx Trcasurer after thttv nrelrv craved by hltn.j T'ic laud struck.oil to lh* trtuta for Taxes of one-half s..nfh east ntythr-o 23i town two 2) deinyUon prrSrribt-dJhj. 1iw n vest Which said reblANLEY W. Turner, -.I :u the oT.- r of therexis■ ..•it.t. oa the '.'I day of 2U "t mortgage*, pitge Silt, CHANCERY SALE. • i v riuc »f the j»ow-r uf said mortgage, and the I pursuance and by virtue of an order and made aittt provided, notice decree of the circuit court f--r the County of l!:at on Saturday the Barry, in chancery, in the state of Michigan, tn id«-and dated mi tbe .’tslday of November, A l>. is*.-In ;i certain c-au*,-therein (tending utierefh .hdm iluLtcn i« eo n|>l.ili a It and Gottlieb Zn-i-hiiitt. utaruZ'iMtiulit. lhe Chicago Kain- mortgage, with io percent, interest costs, together with an attorney'll .venty-Uvc dollars covenanted tiie premises being described i-age as*al! those certain pieces of land situate In the township i । >r .ngeville hi the county of ; u.* of Michigan, ami known and •, :-nt.-r \i--.:r <4» village of Cloverdale. Coiintv. Mb hl gun: also Ivrenty-flve acres : r'Ji’part of the east one-half ot the . . ■ quarter of section twenty* three (IB) , . nor h of range ten UO) west. ••xrept . -ht r-'ii'<•*'north and suuih nod t»rn- Mortgagee. lefnnU h:i< “•«m made in the von­ , .-tain mortgage, executed by Alva of tbe Township >• 3»». tarry Id there I* now rlalttietl to irtg.'ige to- sinn of ,twu ln*d and sixty dollars mid including an attorney fee of thirty ubiic costs - .Hi'b.vii according to ptlng and reserve ring Ofi<- and otic '•! from Hu- north premises Ly the liubuc highw;,y. ia ran. mm.. Mortgage; torney fur Mortgagee. been made in the pay­ - urvd bj- a mortcute dated •k-nther. 1-W, executed by Sarah D. Hughes. his wife. . and Emma Strong. his w ife, of Michigan.-which said niortKUK* n tiie office ol tbe register of And. whereas. , lUtr /Ch >-pt»:nb*r. I*’., afflce ot register of deeds of -.«■:> the .Tib day ot Febn: here**.the unouut claimed te 04 mortgage at the date it the sum of $3M>00 »nd lutrrest. and the furthas an attoruey Te- stipulated use. and whl n is the whole : - r ed i-> be due on said mortgage ' vrocee>lliig has been Instituted at n-c.iver tbe debt now remaining secured : :if'ri;.ige. orany part thereof whereby •. .- <>f -aie contained In said mortgage >■ nr.- "iterative. ' ■ therefore, notice is hereby given, that by of the said power of sale, and in persuance •! rule tn sneb case made and provided, rt •'tort t il'd will be foreclosed by a sale i-retnls --. tuvrc.ln described, at public i - !!>•• highest tddi&r. al tbe front door •• linns- In HtUilngs. In said County {itiblicxnrii'Ki io u;e‘i.lrtirsi bidder, on tiaiurasy.Ute 2-ud da) of Aferit A. D. IR33 at icn o'clock in tlm forenoon, st rim n.irtli front d<w ufrhe Court house In the City of Hartings County of B.trri and Si;U>!i>f Micjlig.m. said Court house being the place for l.oidipg li.v circuit court fur •aid County of B*rry the tol'owtng described property; to wit: Tin- south east quarter of tho .south west quaru r ot .«euiion Seven iu ton u four nurtli, range seven west and containing forty acres»f ;lnnd more or le?*; and Bunnienciug at thenortn esrt corner of the north west quar­ ter of the north westqmrter. of M-cilou twentytwo >ui<l funning from thence south fortv rods, thence west twenty rods, tlience north forty rods, thence east twentv roils to the place of beginning, containing five twres of land, this also being In loan four mirth.range seven west Dated Hastings. Mlcb. March 7tb. 18KJ. FRKn W. W.U.KKD. Circuit Court Commissioner. Barry County. Midi. ALONZO E. KZNAWON. Solicitor for Compialuttut, PROBATE ORDER. State1 of Mlchlg.ui. Countv of Barry—ss. ,U a session of th»- Prntuite Court tor the County of Barry, hidden at the Probate (ifllee, lu the city uf Hustings. I>j said county, on Wednesday, the r.nd day of March. Iwthe year one thousand eight Hundred and ninety three. Present. Charier W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. in the mailer of lhe estate of William C .kditirtiH dwiUM-d. On reading and fllliiu the petition dulv vcrLk-d of P. W. Burges*, ad mini st rater of said estate, nr.iylng thM for r ■. : forth that he may oe licensed to sell the real estate of Mid deceased .as tn said petition described. 'nierctiiMHi it !• ordcrtal. that Friday, the Uth day of April. A. 1). IXj3. nt nine o'rbx-k m the forenoon.vr •••Ufuedforthe iiearh.gof said petition,and that the heirs at Inwof said deccw» • d. and nil other (■ersiiUH iuterroted In said estate, arc required to Appear al a session of snld court, then to be holoea nt the Prohalc offlee. In the city of H-aAtfugs. in.sald countv, nnd show cause, if mv. there It, why the prajer of the- petit>ii!i**r m;i» .not granted. Aud­ it is further onl- red. that said petitioner give notice to the pt'r*oiB Ir crested tn said '•state, of the pen lenry of said iwtlthui. aud the bear­ ing tlieresd b; causing a copy of this order to iw puuilshed ir. tits Habttnos Bannf.u a news­ paper panted and circulated in said County of Jturrv otic* in each w»-«k lor three successive ■ Ch aiujm W. Aioi:*ri«iN«if true copy) . .Judge of Probate. Do you Know? That more ills result from an Unhealthy Liver *than any other cause-indigestion. Consti­ pation, Headache, Biliousness, jind Malaria usually attend it. DrySanford’s Liver Invigorator is a vegetable specifnkfor Liver Disorders and their accompany­ ing evils. It cures thousands why not be one of them ? Take Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator. Your Druggist will supply you. Michigan Central “ Tho Niagara Falls Route.'' Stations. Ila J-5 !ZX izx : fcx UairmroB.. Stations. Rawtincw... .v . Rviioi-Kx is p ch'ouro. r.r« u'escrliwil in said mortgage as fol- . • c .tithe village ol Irving, County of ii -rr. : -‘tate ot Miculgnu. aud reaulng from •. • • or lu :»:i easterly dlrt-ction along the ■ -tfi hue »(lota heretofore eonveycdanJ to the .■ !iw.0't x-1.12’ the r.»:e nti<l east ot the lot or [■l -ii.eito EtIL* Baldwin, and"trim said ir , in i •■oath easterly direction on the ’Ii '.me the raceway, to Intersect the pond. • on !.:irl .ilottg tbe westerly tine of said .i irtt!--rly direction to the dam. and :mhi ti.enre following thecenter of tiie Thorui; । 1 river to a pai..t directly north >>f the it of starting, and (nun said point south to I,• pLv-e of beginning, containing ten acres •re or les- md all on section thirty-one in -'.nfoiir nurtli. range tune west, excepting ,<r:-:n th.-abyvenll street, and highways n<»w ! luliy thereon. Abo the undlvlderl one-batt of the folio<iu4: Commencing at a point flfly­ : • f--t six inch'tt west «’id twelve rod . : :-oe fret and three inches north of the soutli• -r eornc.r of the northwest quarter of section ■ rtx-.i.ie, town four north of range nine west; -iMihig from tbenep west eight rods: thenee c ir-ntothe center of the Thornapple river: tlicnee vast eight rods, thence south to place of :•• ginning. It Is expressly understood that this Li't deo-r.'.jed premises Is all tbe premises, mill i-r'.-H-g.- aud rights of flowage, owned by Aiqnzo E. Gardner and Frank Campbell- and • -ti-titatlngthe lute firm. Gardner. Campbell & Co., of Irving, and that this mortgage Is intend। d to . over lhe undivided one half of all rights ol said Gardner. Campbell & Co., together with tin* perretual right to the water pewer, baek walrnsflowage and mill privileges-describe 1 tbove wnh the roller flouring mill and all mill fixtures therein now standing or hereafter to be • n-etwi and nl.tced upon said premises Includ­ ing both of above descriptions. ------- -- ROilRRTSOjr* Assignee. Cu ts. H BaUKR. Attortiey. Dated, lla-Mingi*. March 1st. IMG. CURE ”'ck Headache and rcllora all the troubles toefr dent to ablhoue eUtoof tho sjatem. such M SICK iSssss^s M HEAD Heeasche. ye* Carter's Llttio Liver Pffla « 11m to do without them- But after aHalck bead ACHE Is the Lana of »o ®»ny ADMINISTRATOR’S HALE. we make our greet boast- Our pUlacura it while In the matter of the estate of Esther M. Pen­ nock. deceased. r.— txO.^^r-r email and Notice 4s hereby given that I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder, on Friday Ibe ulst 'lav of April, A. !>.. 1893. at ten o’clock, In tin* forenoon at the late residence bl the late Katber M. Pennock, on section sixteen herein described, tn tbe CART8X MZDUUHICO.. townahlp of Barry, In the county of' Barry, SMALL PILL. SHALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE tn the Mate of Michigan, pursuant to license and authority granted to me on the Mh day of Msreh, A. D. imn. by tbe Probate court of Burry county. Michigan, all of the estate, right, title and interest nf the said de­ ceased o I. In nnd to lhe real estate situate and b'-lcg in the county of BarryU»o »ra,e ‘,l Michigan. kn>wn and described as follows. Cwrss Ooosttwtfnnntaww g—KSSjggdffgtgiyg BUta. sample two uuurwu>Ts»po.,«» W.usastMn-*The south west quarter, section sixteen, ex­ cept one and ono-half acres off the south west corner. The $outb encl quarter ol the south east quarter cast of tbe highway section seven­ teen. school lot number tour, section sixteen, all lu town one ft) north range nine (!>) west. Also ramim-nring fourteen rods west of tiie Center ot section twenty-eight, T. 1. N. R. 9. VV.. thence west four rods, thenra south is rods, thence eart four rods, thence north 15 rods to tbe place of b-Klimlmt. Also commencing at tbe north west corner of lol W In the. village of Delton. Barry county. Mich.. thenco east 90 feet, thence south 30 feet, thence west 90 feet, thence north 30 feet on section six. town 1 north, range • west Garfield Teas Cures SickHeadacne HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, — '¥.Hampton, AdmtKistratar. UU«d. Urach *h. I* HISTORY OF A WEEK. K^h<eir,Ui*liBn‘ P Shaw, of the Lincoln National bank, of Be'b. Me., launder ar­ res. charged with emU-zzl'ng flS.uCO of the bunk »funds. Th’ ««r« of tbe mysterious disappearenre or McLean Kertlaud, cf tbe Imperia! tf an company of Toronto. Is revealed. He is a defaulter U> lhe extent of I3J.000. Sutton, the Louisville broker wbo forged whisky warehouse receipts, ha* made an A Rnl-ngh. N, C.. Judge has decided that the state can make the rates for telegrapbia messages inside the state Tbe V.eneb a>ba« I. .m on tbe edge. Mt-.iue, who wm thought to have constructed one, and so reported. Em fail­ ed and M. Dupuy la now trying hl# hand. The ftur-masted steel ehip King James burned at sea ’310 miles off San Francisco. Her crew divided .and one boat- reached land safely; the other beat with seventeen men or. board ha, not yet been heard of. I be crew fought the fir? for eleven days Mrs Jobu Smith dropped dead nt Mem­ phis. Ind., while conversing with a neigh.tor. A bat tie xvas fought at West Union, la., between farmers aud railway employes of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul over the building of a warehouse Crowbars, hummers aud dubs were used Seven or eight men were Injured, one fatally. The Choctaw controversy in Texas may cud in' bloodshed. At Paris the militia are indulging toolfreely In whisky nnd evil temper* against ihe Indians ate running riot. V '* th:«t tb? mtn in Homestead' will have organ lard a union aud propose to I r,.i- ii I The fact that Mexico need* H-.’WOA’O to ; run thegovernmi-nt will ye*ult in export ‘ duties on several pnxlucis. Alfred Uarrick, a Brooklyn jeweler, had a dog worth J1O» wjio Fwnllowetl a pair of : diamond carring* worth JjOO. a [K>st mortern recovered the jewels: Republican tickets were elected at Plano And Danville, illl . Two of the wounded in the Jacksonville ' Southeastern railway wreck near Edwards-1 vi[He. Ills., have died, making a total of six fatalities. A bright npplic.ini for ofllce, after his re- [ turn home, foffwarded div to President Clevelnnd as remuneration for valuable lime occupied iq hearing mfrst applicant1 bud totuiy. I . Blount hns arfived at Honolulu and been ' received with grpat acclaim by the annexa- ' tion club and idjoviaionk]government. Prominent mfcn of Jonesboro, Ark., arc Mill to be aiuung the band of whitecaps ar-' rested there. ' 1 'Count Leo Tolstoi has cxpreMed his in- • tention of coming to the World's fair. I Oklahoma settlers rejoice over the United , States rupn-me court decision iii the Smith-' Town umd case; which shuts out premature settlers. • Honduras rwoiutionlsLi have defeated ' the government troops and established n provisional government at Tegucigalpa' with Bonilla ns president. Damaging floods are reported from lhe ' rivers of the northwest. The large coffee plantation near Cordoba, I in the state of Vera Cruz, hns lieen - pur chased by Claus Spret-kles, tlieSanFrnncisco sugar king, for ilvO.iKW. He proposes 1 tb attract Americans-with moderate capital into this lucrative business. Count lierlnart - Bismarck has consented to r*.tn for tlye German reichstag in theiuterest of the agrarian party Friday. April 7. The boiler in Eaatmnn's mill at Mere­ dosia, Bls., exploded ,u :th u tremendous report, shattering gin** in all th* nclghborbood. The engineer was killed instant­ ly and hie body tbeow n a long distaucu. Dr. Li Po Tai, win died a week ago in San Francisco, wa- t>- most noted Chi­ nese physician in thin country and had many white pati.-uta us well as his own countrymen in his practice. The Kcv. M. J. Savage has been selected to deliver the poem at the Phillips Brooks meme rial services in Boston on April 11. Iron visiting cards are among the latest novelties in Germany. Forty of these enrds, placed one on the other, are said to be only oue-tentb of an inch in thickness. • Tbe suit of Tapley vs. Abe Pike’s estate, which is still on trial in the courts of Pike county, Mo., was originally docketed in 1S3U. The action was brought to recover the value of some negro slaves that Pike hud taken south and sold. Tiie mayor of Le Mars, la., has adopted a novel plan^in treating cases of «lrunken4 nets. He gives the victims their choice be­ tween working on the streets for ten days with ball and chain or taking n course of tbe gold treatment The Allan-Bradley Distillery company's hnnfensa warehouse at Louisville, with 18,­ 000 liarrels of whisky was burned. Tbe total loss Is lfllW.000. Mrs. Anna Potter the woman candidate for mayor of Kansas City, received exact­ ly twenty-five votes. Saturday. April 8. Tiie latest revolution to be threatened in South America is In Bolivix Those who are restless at the unusual quiet have be­ gun throwing dynamite. The Bowen-Burke fight was declared no contest on the 110th round. The fight was tbe longest on record, the men having been in the ring over eight hours. Burke broke fingers on both hands. Austin Corbin and several other leading railroad capitalists are said to be promot­ ing the New York underground railroad. A. E. Garrison, cashier of the Capital bank at Denver, has disappeared and foul play is feared. His accounts are all straight Congressman Hutchinson, of Texas, was arrested for attempting to shoot W. O. Ellis, a political enemy. Rev..Dr. James Rodman was reunited to hb wife last Sunday at Andover, Pn. The couple were parted during the Chicago fire and each supposed tbe other dead. George Jagger shot his sweetheart, Anna I Metro, and hltnself at Morley. Mich., dur­ ing a quarrel. Both tnoy die. I Volcanoes in various parts of Mexico are becoming more active than for many de­ cades. Tbe famous College Hill Sanitarium, near Cincinnati, was burned. The -NW patients were rescued safely. The leas is ■THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. havoc all over tho east and west, but there are no serious casualties. Forest and prairie flree have destroyed much property in bothtown and country in West Virginia. Ne­ LESSON III, SECOND QUARTER, INTER­ braska, and Kentucky, and a few lives NATIONAL SERIES. APRIL 16 hare been lost in the fires. The bodies of Richard Williams and William Trembath. victimsef the Laurel C0MEKSU Hill (Pa.) mine disaster, have been found. Cnfe de Marine, a structure on the World’s fair grounds near tho fisheries building, was turned on its foundation by the wind and now te several feet out of 1. 2. •Then Job answered nnd said, Even’ line. . today te my complaint bitter; my stroke is Hiram Sibley, of Rochester. N. Y., who heavier than my groaning.’’ Thin b the be­ died recently, left fflO.OOO to Cornell for a ginning of Job’s reply to the third address new bnildina. of Eliphaz. Each of tbe three— Eliphaz, Wakes an everyday convenience of an Bert Pcrklason, of Mount Paris, Ills., Bildad and Zophar—bad spoken twice, and old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. threatened to kill William Bundy, ot Mt. Job hm! replied to each in turn. Thiels the Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest Carmel, because Dundy bad accused Per- beginning of the third round. In nu inter­ award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each klnson of stealing a chicken. Bundy drew esting and Inatruclivd little pamphlet en­ package makes two large pies. Avoid a "gun” and put two bullets through Par­ titled “Job and His Friend*," by C. H. M., kinson's body, fatally wounding him. the author thinks that these three stand imitations—and Insist on having the Fire at Chicago burned out a large num­ for experience, tradition and legality—all NONE SUCH brand. ber of poor families, and during tho efforts well meaning, but unwise in their dealings of the firemen to put out thu blaze CapL with Job. The difficulties on each side are ‘ MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse. N.T. Heney Greeuhoff. of engine No. 11 <km «tmm«l tip in chapter xxxil. 1-3. They overcome by heat and died later. , coddemned Job instead of leading him to David D.’ Lum, who was a Chicago anar­ condemn himself, and be justified himself chist at the time of the Haymarket explo­ rather than God. As to the beginning of TIME TABLE. sion and then moved to New York, te dead thte reply of Job, we may often feel that we, In effect January 22,1K3. too, have great cause of complaint, as did of too much strong drink; their discomforts, Grand Rapids. Detroit The •i uc newspapers new b]>npcra of 01 Pittsburg x'uuourg have nave been uecn . Israel - . ■ under ---- --- — t ---- —■ but it —la Favorite Route between and the east. pro.raol«l rarantl, und.r Lhe "blue tow."Wh" «>“. P?'Ple It T.......... ,........ , . .. .... . rllunh-HM"! thn izird" (Num. xl. n. cf Penu.sylv.inla regulating tbe observance displeased tbo Lord" (Num. xi. I). X "Oh. Clint I knew where J might find i.raud ltapul.i 7 10 cf "the Sabbath." They propose now to [East Paris hake it very Interesting by enforcing those Him. that 1 might come even to His seat!" IMcCord Elipbax had said, “Acquaint now thyself laws to tbe limit, In which case it will be Alio with Him and be at peace" (xxii, 21). Job Elmdale almost a sin to laugh on Sunday. Clarksrille replies that bls longing is to do so. Accord­ Illinois University team bent the Wa­ l-akc Odessa ing to the testimony of God Hlmnelf, Job bash college (Ind.) team at base ball at Woodbury was n perfect and upright man, fearing God Sunfield Champaign. Ills., 16 to 0. Mulliken and eschewing evil (I, 8; ii, 3), the word Joseph & Harris has been elected presi। ­ “perfect" meaning in thte case simple or Grand Ledge dent of the Reading railway, vice McLeod,’ ’ sincere. Before hte friends came, even unItetro"* resigned. 1 der overwhelming affliction, be wm patient ... and did not sin nor charge God foolishly (I, Howard fit) John De.o, write, ilul Che dUpwleh ® >1. »5. btwwora be Hit tore to Edmore iron, New York repmentiUK him „ tb. "Sb G“> t*1*1 *•>*“« Klanton li.a<l ot aulri.b WTOtllUottorr raci.tr i. ftl'b btm. But the-, men raem to lure Ionia tol.r » t;u M it raters co him i e°,Ufl between him end Grat, nntl he. in reGrand Ledge Lukin.i Cn., lumber tle.tlers et Phlto. f1rln« “ ‘ml tlelpbin, In.e t«, 1.4, with llabiBUesot »iTO.■J’*1»' “d 1,1 ,bc *‘A beirott 0^/ tiess of Ina own wisdom. IjubIuk ... ... . . ,, t . 4. “I would order my before Ktr. Henry Msrtyn ScuMraistlrltiwnt hwUb ' cause m,.nU „ Him , Grand Ledge Mulllki® to. home lu Wmcbester. M.u, Irom Jul) h|> hllt,jllo^ imt Hi. Sunfield Woodbury paraiyaix I evident that he lacks the broken and con Lake Odessa MIm Minnie Hsb. an itutruetor ui vocal) triu,,„|rit which only ianecepuMetoOod. I'lark-.li'-.muuc nt the Inuruee Conrarvawy at Cal-1,w_ ol tbl. tl,o „„„ „h„ went Ilp Elmdale ease, ami Bennett arUBn. a Holtotot at w lhe u.mple lo pray (Luke xrlU. lO-U)it Alto 19 16 , 11 22 the same plane were rnarrletl at Mllw aa-' „„ dl„ „bo would not lite up so turn* —kee attthe Iwlsii.e of the bndc s father, I unto heaven, but smote upon Kaptitoi IX as Professor s». L 1 tab, who Is critically ill. - hte brwtMt, aayitig, “God be merciful tome, a Sucb m i Meat Dsifoil, Lusiflg i Hen ZE Martini law has been declared in the Binocr.” who went down to his house just! “A M provinces of Hnntlngo, Valparnteo nnd fled rather than the other who thauked God Grund Ledge i Cortland Aconcagua, Chili. Disonh-rs hrteing from that he waa better than other men. It te Ionia the cabinet crisis led to the lotting of the only when our mouths are stopped as toot/r Howard City orvler. 'own righteoiMneas that we can enjoy the Ionin I Stanton | Rev. Dc.in P. J. 'O’-lteilly, pastor of St. free’ justification of the grace of God 1 dmorc 1 Patrick's church,Danville,111. ,l.u»> been np- through Hte righteousncM (Rom. Hi. 10). • Ert n day. others week days only, t stop pointed vicar general of the Peoria di«>-' 5, ‘I would know tho words which he slirnai. ceee. , 1 would answer me nnd tindcratand whnt he onParlor rars on all trains tietween Grand Au opal weighing more than 500 carats, wonld any unto, me. ' He cannot under Ruuds nnd Detro.t. Seats 25 cents. Connections the product of an Idaho mine, has incn stand these friends, and It w very clear that made tnUnioti station. Grand Rapids with the Cltli-AGO* W«ST MlCIOGAX RAILWAT FQB brought to Boise City. I they do not understand him. but he thinks Two street curs coilidwl at St Louis add he could uuderatimd God, and he would like to 1know whnt him. eight Italians were severely hurl. ' “ u-‘ God would say to u ’“* No ins.'ciuutxvoix x.No FjrrosKKV. Favorite rout* to thexummer resorts of northern MlchtThe Kaunas drouth is broken, but ap­ ' doubt there are many who think they can , sympathize with Job In his being so mis­ mips leave i.ranq isatins tor <. nicngo. eiso a parently too late for wheat prospect*. ' understood. Weil, there te great comfort M. aud trtS I’. M., «tl^5 P. M. Arrive Chicago Destructive forest fires westof the Scioto 3 35P. IE, 5:45 P.M. and 7.-05 A.M. river, in Ross, Pike and Adams counties, I. in looking unto Him who knew ns tborLeave for Manistee sod Traverse City 7 JO A. Ohio, where no rain of any consequence oughly from lhe beginning and can never M. and 5-30 P. M. He never i, Ix-ave lor Cb&ricxolx and Petoskey 7-JO A. M. 'had fallen for a month, were effectually find out anything new about us. ”lie O I.ord./< Parlor cars on daj trains and sleepers on can or will mtetinderstnnd us. “ 0 quenched by a henry down-pour. o night trains to Chicago. ' thou hast searched me and known me" •............ . Ask our agents for further particulars or Among other houses destrojed by the (Pa cxxxix. I) recent landslide nt Sandgate, Englund, 1 rasiT AU<, fl. "Will lie plead tigaiu-4 me with Hte w.-u, oue in which John B. Gough was . great powerF Grand Rapids. No, but He would put born. ' . . , Ktnetigth in me.” A very little thing will ‘ often bri°K ,he ’'o"1 ,ntu *ucb n P,ftce lbut ' everything will look distorted, as wbeu one I Hctst things in a fog or with blurred vision. Our eye* uecd constant anointing with heavenly eve salve (RerJii, tS) that we may I MX. clearly The Holy Spirit can do this. to... Him iu.ram. July, oiwnud Wac, clrtaad 75;% Cura—April. that j.ih bad Lint not we are more guilty opened 4<>J4c. clowl <u*£a; May, opened 41 Ke. TT— • , .7 ‘ ‘ ------ . t doacd 4lHe; July, otwn.nl 42|,e, closed «%c. than Job If we n.low our vision to become no dim not Oata-May. opened :*A4c. eloc.a.1 2U»4c; June, — **- -God- pleads - ------- nguiuat the sinner, ------opened 3>#4c. closed <»c; July, opened -Vfoc, but against sin. w hich lie hnteK.^|le who closed -V^e.Pork—May, opened I16.97H. closed sought Adnm and Eve and redeemed them July, opened >1* '^. dosed flo tirts;' restored them to a suenntire of fellowA September, °l*n'Jd< . ship wit b promise of future glory te ever Lard—May. opcoed IhDA elored »•.«*. I ^(, |(, s!uncr LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. ------. Cblrago. ■ Uuicaoo. April 10. Following were tho quotations on ths board of trade today: Wheat vAt^l. opened Chicago, Wanaioo If S&giMW TIME TABLE. In effect September it. lt»9. NORTH. Kalamazoo Lv... East Cooper Ktchlana June*!. Cressey ditto Cloverdale tLtav J?0 I tO COD"‘ U' Hlm’ b‘,w«V,‘r ,<inful bp "inY 1>e- auuiu.............. Hugs-Estimatod receipts for the day 17.W0; w’'“b to returu to Him. bow H amtisos........ quality fain left over about market e™ »«•' off he ,n,--»r b«" 'vanduro . See opctuil active and 5c iitebcr on brat grodea; l*a 1,18. Iv.0,7; Jer. ili, 12-14. Hos. xiv. 1,2 Coats Grove... sales ranged nt pigs. I “TLcrv the righteous m'ght dispute Woodland light. giklfr-juLOi rough packing. 3nJ4n^7.«) writb Him. so should I be delivered forever V.tMMlbnrv .... via n. l. ; mixed, and J74Wfip7,fi6 heavy packing and fro tn my judge." Perhaps we cannot tell l-andoi?............ shipping lots. | w|1Ml Waa in the mind of Job when lie Detroit It M'b ..<£n.t?lc~Krtt>!luMt<5 r < r®cell’t4 for tho ‘*"Y 1 uttered these wonls. but thte we do know— Grand Hap ids 15.011; quality fain iparkot t.------ fairly ------ , nc- u)nt .. on|y 0QF righteous person live on local and s»hlp|4n^ account w]10se riglileotisnt-SA can stand before God. ot na accunut and prices were well maintained; quota­ tions ranged at $5.UKj4.10 shipping steers. and He also ban Iren ordained to l>c the fair to good. $3 Tfrlit.'-* common to judge of quick and dead (Ii Cor. v, 21: Acta medium do. $.t.BUat,15 butchers steers. $2.7^ ivii,3H, However sinful wc mny be, if only rlockers, feeders. $1.75.pLU we come with true penitence to Him wbo cows. $AUt$i.lJ heifora. balls came into the world to save sinners. He will j Eavt(>oparLv'.l JitaatW Texas steers, and gLU 01.25 veal not only not cast us out (John vi. tfT). but I RIclil.uui Junc’t. calvrs. He will become our righteousness, wisdom, [ > Sberp--Estimated receipts for the day 12,08; sanctification aud redemption, and wcshall i DeRon qvahty fair, market rather active aud prices unchanged; quotations ranged al 34.OiJD.35 have grant cause to glory In Him (1 Cor. i, ' Cloverdale »5 27 p«-rlU)RM westerns. gt3»a».5O natives, aud 30. 31) The Judge l-cftig onr friend, our Re- j 8hujn deemer. our aubotitute. who died in our j tVOdd. 10 lambs. proiuee: Butter—Fancy separator. 29c per stear!, what i>ohhiesM we may have In the । Coats Grove.. Un tancy dairy. SBtfrH; pocking stock. 12&14C. day of judgment (I John Ir, 17) Wo<Kl'><u.d .... Egg»-Fresii stock. Mlfc per dos. Drosswl 8. “Behold. I go forwani. but He is not I’oultry—Chickens. 12hu>l3c lb: turkeys, there, ami backward, but I cannot perceive la&lte: ducks, geese, lisr^iro Him " He reminds us of the bride in the Lansing...................................... 3 « to 45 .......... per do*. Potatoes—Burbanks, 7&3.7S per uushDetroit....................................... 1 35 7 w ......... el; Hebrons. 73(J.7>c per bushel; Peerless. 7 O Song of Song- who. beennse she hail been Grand Rapids................ 7 oo..................... ......... r».r uj ■ “W occupiinl and hail not promptly heeded 72c; Rose. TOafoc. Sweet Potetaus-Falr to •Stops on signal only. per 2barret cboici — —i&i.i) — ■ ” Apples—Com- 1 the voice of her beloved, is compelled to ♦ Nos. 5 and «will no'carry paw-agera ualeu >2.iiKM-S' per bsrrelf,-----------fair to good. mon 1» —. 1 seek Him very earnestly before she found provided with freight train permits. 32.3u46d.UJ; fancy. gLlS. Honey—White clover Hhn again She saya, “I sought Him, but Freight trains will be run at the convenleDM iu l-lb sections, I7iilt!c per lb; broken comb, 1 could not find Hirn, i called Him, but He of the company, who reserve the right to change 10c; dark comb, good condition lOftlic. ex­ gave me no answer” (Song v, (J) Many a the time of such trains without notice. W. S Dkwxng. G«n'l Manager. tracted. per lb. Ubristian ia walking In darkneaa. out of H. C. Fo-rfBU. Gen'l>. & T. ak . fellowxbip with God. because of something Nbw Yohk. April 10. or person which Ims been allowed to come Wheat-May. 77H3I» 31#o: June, -c nearer than the He July. September. til>(r: December. — — to them —------- — - l<ortl - Himself. -------- -­ Me. Rye-Quiut and steady;, weatera. taft 1 te not far off. nor bard to find, when we seek Me. Barley—Firm and dull: western. (B<(75c. j Him with the whole beartlKom. x, 8,9; Jet Corn-Na 2 tlrtn and quiet; May. xxix. 13). nnd if we would walk continually July, 4nd46H'ra steamer mixed. 60c; Nu. Z, 11 xvttb Him. esteeming Hte fellowship more ‘Jad-i-Tle*dr:. l,mn **> eb*- w’e never walk ia dark 34tu»Z5 1-Mc Juno.83Hc: July. 34*o; state, ro® • DHKS. , 47c; western. JB^tlc. Pork— Firm and in­ P “On tbe left tmnd. where He doth active; obi mess, C7.7S. Lard- Quiet and work, but I canuot behold Him. lie bideth nominal: steam rendered. |10J»j. Himself ou the right, baud that I cannot *ee Him •' The remark* on the last verse East BurvAXO, April 10. Cattle-119 loads on sale, market slower and are oLo applicable here, and yet there is very irregnlar; choice to best heavy steers, another idde of the truth. We may walk £ light to mniiam. $l.OlM-3*. with Him In peae* nnd quietuem and yet Hous-3D loans on sMo; market opened DM know why He doetb this or that. He fairly arrive; Yorkers. $8.0 pigs, may say to uh as to Peter. “Wlrni I tin thou mediums, $7.»*RA'O. Sheep aud Lambs-Ui knowert not now. but thou «hait know hero loads on Bate; market o|>-.-ncd dull and llktp niter'' And It will always be true until 15c lower for nil kinds; bent wool lambs, l.7((p7.OQ; gocxl to fair $>.;5Ua.5O; commua to “the morning” that we know only in part, >«r. Sa.rou6.5o-. clipped cuppra uno. S-*" k,,OW "™ “ 'd*> fair. lambs. SAtoUiluU; I *■' fair u to tfood wool sheep. SS.Tii’ji.oO; common known (1 Cor. xiii. I*. 12) t-:. ™: -tiu 'But Hr kooweth tbe way that I lu fair. clipped shee|i. $4.A^.D0. taar.' Hereisour comfort.“ili- knowattfc* Jcn*:ninl>'-> comfort waa. “Tbou, I) Lord, ST- uocta, April 10. Wheat-Lower, cash, taHk: May. UvpJt'Kc; kuowt-»t me" iJer. xii. Mj. Tbe ixird Jeaua July, i>MM194>:: AugusU 7Sc. Corn-Higher: taught u* to find oomfort tn tliwe words, cash. Atay. VMc; July.Xsjfc. Oats "Your Heavenly Father knoweth" (Math. —Higher, caali. May. lower. SI He. Pork-Firm: |I7AHit..7«. Lard - Nominal; than ho bad for 1 ID.Ii. WhUky—Steady at >L1L - * I'd rather walk tn lhe dark with God than 115°.°°0v a Tbe Kansas crop report says that 14 per rent, of wheat in the state has been winter killed. The condition as compared, with a full average, is .4 per cenu There are 800 passengers on tbs Hecla, the steamar now long overdue at New JB«c. C York. . __________ -No. 3 ■ondi^r, April 1*. Wind, U1L mll'n'nK- •“<' ”*’“■***' ram lore* ■*»• • d0*4 •* MiuwaCKn. April 10. “When He hath tried me. 1 shall cume forth as gold.’ Therefore he could also say, "Though He slay me, yet will I trust In Him" (Job xiii, 13.15),cr with Lsakh, "BoUH. Gad te my mlvaiiou" (Deliverer); "I will tru* anA nM be afraid” (xll, 1). �■MSB and shut quickly up again inal County News. ored man. ’’He Jett playin ’possum. Jet’ give ’im to me. I do like ‘possum, 1 does!” E.a*a Kuaaen. ox xmh>>v --------- The ?rowd roared. •’Give ’im toOle Varj . Hsnry Tasker's the past week—Mabie | Newton visited her aunt in PennfieJd the ginny!" it said. “Give 'im to the solid south!” | past week—Geo. Hsrtotn wa* in town Finally, the marketman having disap­ । Frida J and Saturday—Mabie Tuckerman Wai» at Battle Creek last week visiting her peared in the mob and nobody claiming ! ah’tor, Mrs. Alfred Young—Elia Latty L- । ownership, the officer banded hia ’powmmtthooe from Lansiux—A sugar party at ahipovwr Urthe delighted darky, who bore it away in triumph.—New York Herald. ■ tbe .Central Louse Friday evvrifag. (toW-jtfgitt)—School, couuneuceti Monday at the । Center, after a two weeks vacation. Lot» . Ue Smith in the chair—Alma Phillips has As our party were ascending the gorge I commenced taking music lessons of Mrs. which lead* to Petra from tho Wady-elLouise Smith—Mrs. Melvin 'Tuckerman Arabah. one of our camels suddenly visited her moth er. Mrs. Hartoui, tbU dropped down dead. This was* in the week—Instead of President Dodds preach­ evening, and wc returned to our camp ing Sunday. h(J sent Rev. Alden. The without succeeding In our object that day. people were verj- much, disappointed—A But early next morning we started again heavy wind and hall storm passed over for Petra, and ou reaching the carcass of this place Thursday night about eleven the dead camel in the early dawn wc found o’clock blowing down trees and scaring al>out adoaen vultures congregated around the people generally—Mrs. Garrison it, some of which had already gorged them­ Moore was at Battle Creek three days last selves and were almost unable to fly. Now, when the camel dropped down nona of these, birds were in eight,' bnl here next morning, while the carcass was unite fresh, they had swooped down oo their Adah Webster spent part ot her vacation with friends In Middleville—Greta Young prey. There could have been no smell of returned to school at Grand Rapids Mon­ carrion from thia carcass, but it might day-Lida Felghner spent Sunday at Has­ easily have been within sight of a bird tings—Rev. L. Brumm is the guest of rela­ soaring at a high elevation, which would tives and friends here—Blanche Heaton, have rendered it invisible to a traveler at of Jackson, has been spending a few days tbe same time an animal of the size of a with Edith Fleming—Another son arrived camel lying motionless on the ground at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Hulse. would have been easily visible to a vulture Sunday night—Rev. Shearer, of the while out of sight. In order to account for the assembling of Evangelical chqrch. has been changed a group of vultures in so short a time as is from this station to tiiat of Ludington He will be greatly missed by his many here indicated, while none of these birds supfriends Cora aranen. Aldrich. ; was apparently friend, here tore— —Lottie lx>tu, and core r within sight, we may — vAII«M«K1bI. »nd «h.r. .tu-ruM Ite P~ U>« bird, .prr^lthmMlrn. U B.rn <». lAeh-r, ln«liul« >1 Mlddterllle j -----------_ high altiti altitude; each bird «*Htrrisv at a Saturday— —Kato Kato Dickinson. Dickinson. Ora Ora Smith, Smith, i dlstrict ana Fannie Appleman and Mabie Cooper went soars about, keeping a steady gaxe on tbe to Charlotte Tuesday to attend the B. Y. ground for the carcass of some animal, at ]’. U. convention lu session there—Last the same time being within sight of bls fel­ Sunday afternoon Tom Goodwin, a linen lows. As soon ax prey is sighted by one ot the group he swoops down toward it, peddler, was discovered lying out back of Chas. Scheldt's saloon, and on ..investiga­ and this action is a signal to the other te it was found he had been drugged ' birds that a meal ia to be had where the and robbed of • over 830. Rol Dunham. । bird descended, and they all flock down Will Treat and Will Loveland were ar­ accordingly.—London Spectator. i n fl retted and their examination wah held Taesday morning, at which time they were bound over to the circuit court, and are now boarding with J. H. McKevitt. of Hastings—The youngest child of G. S. Downs died Tuesday morning after a sicknes* of only a few hours. The funeral was held at the M. E. church Wednesday afternoon—James McKelvey died Wednes­ day morning about 7-30, after suffering with menial and physical troubles *for — some time. The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. R. A.'Bailey, next Tuesday the 18th. Usual services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. Evening service at 7:30. t The Y. P. S. C. E. meets in the Pres0. .0 and will be led by Misa Carrie Y utz. 5 . I Dexter D. Crouse, CarI to a 1 Allee M Craig. City ' '*«*>. L Keeler, Middleville 1 J: CJxtrw Bpxuldftrg. " i Ira Saab. City 1 Myrtle n. Sweet, City You are cordially invited to attend the GRAND OPENING We are going to give you some talk on hats. Ladles why not save jour money. When vou want a nice stylish hat you can save from 25 to 100 per cent by buying at the SATURDAY, APRIL 8th Racket . Children’s school hats for 19 cents. A dandy with flower wreath for 25, at the । Racket You can buy one of the latest style ladles trimmed hats at the Racket and save money enough for several other articles. Of SPRING DRESS GOODS SPRING CAPt-S . and JACKETS. If we sell you anything but silk trim­ mings we tell you, at the Racket When you buy a hat before you see our stock and prices you. loose money every time. l The Rackkt. . I When others tell you the Racket goods are not the same never mind it they may be better. I Why we can and will sell you as good I or better goods at less price. We buy for net cash and take advantage of the market. Our New York buyer Is looking for bank­ rupt stocks all the time and we get our share. We have tbe largest assortment of all silk ribbons in the city at less price than the old figures, at the Racket. You will find at our store the handsomest line of Spring Gnnrl GAS ever shown in Kalamazoo. We are making a specialty of children's hats at the Racket We have the largest assortment of ladies trimmed hats in the city, and with three milliners we expect tu have all tbe season' at the Racket. * We Just received $50 worth ot new cmb roldery from our auction house. Call’ a nd see It and get prices, at the Racket. “It j» very kind of you. Mr. Jelly, to ask me to be your wife, but it can never be.” We have the latest fad In gauntlet gloves । It waa a fair young woman wbo spoke. . The man whose doom she had thus sealed i at the Racket, I We have just got a stock of fast black had the appearance of a wreck. She waa the twodocenth woman who Taffety gloves from auction; all knew thia had crashed his hopes, and it began to have spring at about one-half price, at the Its effect on him. Racket. He rose from his knees trembling. Our Bankrupt shoes are nearly gone, but She waa sorry for him, as women are un­ der such circumstances, but she had done we have a bld in ou another lot, so come the lient she could. In and see them, at the Racket. In a few brief momenta ho recovered hia A few copper bottom tea kettles for 50 Hia lips quivered, but he was bound to co nt* at the Racket. _ulj something. “What shall I dot” he moaned. The girl shook her bend. “I’ve asked two doaen women to marry fl Big The Old Store Cipher. Ten years ago part of the education of a store clerk used to be the mastering of the cipher plan adopted in marking, but this la now quite a small matter. Most stores mark their goods in plain figures, and the tho few that do not adopt a very simple plan for denoting the price.—St/Txxjix | .Globe-Democrat. " Tbe average man of guns and dogs would •caroely think of hunting "de possum an de coon” on Broadway. Yet down in the thick­ PBOBATR OBD3R est roar of metropolitan traffic I have seen a frantic band of street urchins chase the nimble coon. A day or two ago a market­ u2,^T°l,BSIllWdr’ “ m” Fro0“- om” man crossed over from the postoffice carry­ ing a big sack of stuff toward the market. Ho stopped to avoid a street car, got a close rub from a truck and had his sack knocked matter of the estate of limner off by tbe crowd on the walk. A lot of stuff K!■»»• Crittenden. deceased. rolled out. and among other things a round Wm. P. Sltnais. administrator of said eetato, ball of fur that puxxled the bystanders. ■ "It’s hedgehog,” said one. "No, it’s a coon," said another. “Cooat It’s a 'possum," exclaimed a third. “I meant a ’possum,” explained the man who had said it was a coon. Meanwhile a great crowd gathered and ceased and all other iwnons Intonated In said racato , are required to appear at a session of ^■.,-ISSWf! XteK-KS.« "-S3 at'TK THE RACKET Are style burn men iNbUCtHENTl IN order to get your trade we-will allow the fair the round trip to every purchaser of Twenty Five Dollars worth of Goods at our store. Respectfully, whe LIVINGSTON &, BLOCK, KALAMAZOO, MICH you haTe<.» |j0 ajghcd, “and now what The ladles missionary society will hold shall l dof I am completely worn out.” their usual monthly meeting on WednesHer face waa ablate and her eyeaanapped. day tbe l»lb at the Presbyterian parson- 1 Then she became cold and cruel. "You would better have yourself uphvlage at 1:10. All are earnestly invited to I stored and try again,” xho biased between attend. ' t Jher clinched teeth.—Chicago Dispatch. The M. E. church will be entertained Wednesday April 19. by Mesdames G. G. j Learn tux UkWrit*. Spaulding, I. E. Hogle, John Spence. The question in being asked, both in Eu­ Doud. Crawley, Weissert. Sterling, Fuller. Myer*, Wardell. Wightman and the Misses rope and America, why it is that the band Blanche Hogle. Lena Fuller and Pearl writing of tbe average individual continues Spaulding. Supper served In the, church so poor despite the time and effort spent dining rooms from 5 tu 7 p. m. A cor­ by the schools in teaching the art of writ­ ing. The physicians, too, aroused by their . dial Invitation is extended to all. own personal observations, have raised a Every Christian Endeavor society in the protest against existing methods of teach­ county is preparing to send large delega* ing writing. They bold that both myopia tions to Middleville, on April *J2nd, to at­ and scoliosis, which develop so largely dur­ tend the third semi-annual convention of ing school life, are distinctly traceable and the Barry County Christian Endeavor Un- taught in writing lessons; that these harm­ lou. it will be tbe best meeting held yet. ful postures are due to the “slope” or Interesting papers and discussions, fine 1 "slant" of the writ big; that the spine will speakers, enthusiastic workers, and a cor­ certainly be twistotnunlessan upright style dial welcome are some of the attractions. ot writing is ado|4ed; that vertical writ­ Don’t fall to be there! Middl^ylllr. April ing, if substitutedfortbe prevailing “slop­ 43nd. ing" style, would obviate all of these trou The C. L. 3. ^C. will meet with Mrs. ble*. It bus also been shown by expert Colgrove Saturday evening, April 15tb, ment that lhe vertical style of writing can be taught more quickly than tbe “slopwith the following-program: ,ing." and when learned is more legible. Roll Call—flvd'at ions from Herodotus. We seem to be reaching a point where the Classic Greek coarse in English, Mrs. H. typewriter will do the whole business.— Bailey. Buffalo Commercial. Manual of Christian Evidences. Mrs. Stauffer. Hand to Mouth Buying. Scientific Phrases of Mining. Mrs. N. One family in London, with an income Bailey. . t American and Grecian Jurisprudence of about five dollars a week, made seventytwo different purchases of tea d,uring the Compared, Mrs. Striker. Character sketch ot Alexander, Mr*. five weeks. Inasmuch u thia family never took more than two meals a day at home. Bowne. It la evident that they never bought more Critic, class. than n single drawing of tea at a time. Tbe H. C. T. Club will meet with Mr*. Seventy-two purchases of tea in thirty-five Myers, next Modday night, with the fol- days b> two purchases a day (Sunday in­ lowing program: cluded), and two extra. Of these thirty Roil call—quotations. families it is evident that quite a number Music. went to the grocery every day of their lives Recitation—Miss Bertha Pflug. —not a few of them several times a day. History lesson. This hand to mouth existence is at enmity Music. with thrift; it is scarcely poaaible that any Select reading. Miss Lizzie Clark. family should escape from poverty until it Singing by choir. learns wiser methods of expenditure.—Dr । Washington Gladden in Century. Marriage Ueeaae*. M w to :o u 81 SFR1NQ JEflSON ’93 DOINGS 104 EAST MAIN STREET. ON RUSSELL’S BARGAINS 52.50 Delight and Surprise Patrons. TIIE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND BEAUTY OF DESIGN IN OUR LINES OF DRY GOODS; FANCY GOODS; DRESS GOODS AND MILLgNERY CANNOT BE SURPASSED. Julius Russell Buys any shoe in our Window this week. They are th? latest style and every pair guaranteed to give satisfaction. See them. Also SOUTH SIDE STATE ST. wiT we goo WOI F. Q. STOWELL’S Repairing by J. C. Woodruff.. Between The fact that we are doing more business than ever before is evi­ dence that our goods have been selected with judgment; that they have met with favor; that our prices are right i him® TE y°u 8:iv’' a vMt * nioney. y°u., u‘ art- look­ A amonnt of time If v>u in8 for • A;, ■M. i FLOUR $1.65. We want your BUTTER* EGGS Remember we ship our owh A 1 Quality and Low Price. Produce and can pay the highest I can write you the best and safest market. life insurance- vritten. Write me your wants. Remember we in not in the nng. C. E. INGERSON, Agknt. NiAvilte, Mich. trad cas cdr Ladies fine shoes C to EE. A com­ plete line of Men, Ladies, Misses and Children’s Spring Goods in all, grades. Call ana see them before buying. - ■ HARDMAN, FISCHER, . HARRINGTON AND STARR PIANOS, wit twe ROSS, LEVIS fr PIPER’S FARRAND & VOTEY WHITE ROSE Organ Co., are making the World's' Fair $50,000 organ. Moral: Buy the best at a reasonable price. TVS Jos. Rogers & Co. nnd not only that, you will save money 7 4 We are posted our business and enough of it to ei ble us to sell cbeai and yet get » livii � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-04-20.pdf 4547602d110bb0cd01b50545191d6de7 PDF Text Text rke best Advertis- w- ' -w- Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVII. NO. 51 HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 20, 1893. Published Thursdays by QUICK MEAL Gasoline Evaporating Stove Is the very latest improvement in the line of GASOLINE STOVES. It is perfectly safe and reliable, all perish­ able parts being made.of anti-rust material. THE MEW STYLE *• GASOLINE GENERATING STOVES Are a great improvement over the old style, generating only once for the three burners and gas j^t. The late improve­ ments render the stoves absolutely safe, $ can be proven by a visit to my store where you can see one in operation. IRA VAN VALGWqm ONE FOR TWENTY. • -r • /' ' • ' - Jesse Townsend Will be glad to see you at the old < . We issue coupons, and >*ou are entitled to one with every dollar cash trade and when/4’ou have twenty w.e will redeem them with $1.00 either cash or trade. This is equal to a 5 per cent, discount for ( ash. Call and see us, we have one of the most complete lines of Boots and Shoes in the city, and will not be undersold. Our expenses are light and we will give you good goods for your- money. All ’goods warranted not to rip WOOLLEY &■ BR2NS0N. WANTED! SAW LOGS. I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they ran’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. salvatioh - army im cn Michigan Avenue, across from roller mill, where he has a fine line of Agricultural Implements, Wag­ ons, Buggies and Carriages. See the Gallery Plow andthe Ratchet Spring Tooth Har row, the best in the market. Don’t fail to call on him before purchasing anything in his line. Buying for cash and running at a very light expense enables him to sell goods at the lowest notch. * Jesse Townsend. 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STERLING INLAID SPOONS AND 10KS Are warranted to last. Also remember you fet a Present—"Good 'orm," of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewele ry store Quality and price al­ ways right. J. L WILKINS, agt. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable.,Jeweler. WHOLE NO. 1975 officiating. Her Sunday has been over-crowded and a third teacher Prairieville, would enable many of our larger pupils to school class of young men, she so long attend who cannot now on account of the taught, acting as honorary, pall bearers. crowded condition of the school, and It Many and beautiful were the floral offer­ would also enable the district board to ad­ ings, which loving hands brought to decor­ COOK BBOS.. mit foreign pupils who during post years ate her last resting place. She was laid have been excluded because they could not to rest beside her husband In tbe Richland HaLHTINGH, JI ICH. be accomodated—The state fish warden cemetery^. was In our village several days last week, and has sworn out six warrants for the ar­ Another one of the old pioneers was call­ rest of as many of our young men, whom ed to his rewan! on the afternoon of tbe he alleges speared flsh through the ice last 8th, and bls funeral services were held at Nashville. winter and we understand that many more his lata residence on the 10th, Rev. Pope, Geo. F. Strlnghnm, of Bailie Creek, was warrants will soon follow. The boys officiating to a large audience who met to d finest at A. R. Wolcott’s oyer Sunday— have employed Palmerton A Smith to de­ pay the last tribute df respect to one who . S. E. Cook, of Charlotte, called on Mends fend them, and they propose to make a has mingled with us In our joys and sor­ here Sunday—Miss Minnie Fumiys Is big fight—It Is reported that Mr. Velte rows for over half a century. William home froni the normal at Ypsilanti for the will build a fine residence this summer. Willison leaves a wife and two,sons grown spring vacation—Geo. Truman, of Grand up and married. Geo. and Byron, besides a Bedford. Rapids, v'sited bla parents arid friends Mrs. L. M. Wilkinson returned.’from large circle of relatives and friends to here over Sunday—Prof. Will Potter, of mourn his departure. Mr. W- was born In the school nt Harrison, called on friends Hastings Friday—Edgar Nye and family 1879, and with bls parents came to Barry here Monday—Misses Electa and Minnie have moved into the Cookson house—Mrs. county in 1837, where he has cOBitnaed to Furnlss were Id Hastings,, Monday after­ Joe Godsmark returned from Battle Creek wide for these many years-vMerton Wil- • noon, the guests of Miss Lulu Feighner— Monday—The ladies aid society will meet lison and wife, of Battle Creek. Waldrpu Mr. and Mrs. L W. Feighner and Mr. and next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. and Albert Willison and their wives, e< Mrs. R. J. Wade and son, were at Has­ Smith Stanley St.—Quite a number of our Assyria, made their uncle W. T. .Barber, i tings Sunday—Mrs. R. J. Miller has re­ people are on the sick list, among the brief visit the fore part of last week, called turned from an extended visit at Jones- number being noticed Walter Macomber, here by the death and funeral of their un­ Sle and Niles, her daughter, Miss Jen- Dave Whitney, Mrs. Chas. Ederle, Mrs. cle. Wm. Willison, returning to their re­ i came with her to visit her sister Mrs. Richard Whitney and Bessie Gifford—Mrs. spective homes on Taesday—Will Elliott • C. L. Glasgow and other friends—B. D. L. A. Stratton went to Kalamazoo last Sat­ has returned from southern Illinois, where Robinson and Edla Smith spent the iore­ urday to meet her husband and to make he has been taking lessons In veterinary part of the week at Albion visiting rela­ arrangements for moving there—There surgeonry. He now is prepared to attend tives and friends—O. W. McColl has been was a Sunday school organized in tho Kirany and all calls in that line of his profes­ sent from this station to Charlotte and O. by school house last Sunday with Mr. At­ sion—-Mrs. Arthur Bush is slowly recover­ M. Hollinger has taken his place at the wood of thisi place as superIntondent, ing from her late serious sickness, and her depot here—Mrs. J. W. McAllister is vis­ Leonard Evans as secretary and Florence many friends now hope to see her around iting In,Canada-John B.'Smith sold his Jones treasurer—Born, to Mr. and Mrs. again in the near future—Some farmers John inman, Monday, April 10th, a son — home across the street to R. £. Sturgis are plowing up their fall sown wheat and Tuesday, on contract Dl^d, in Silver Plume, Colorado, Ruth, in­ sowing the ground to oatsj/Kandolph fant daughter of Mr. Silas Brotherton, Polly is building a new bam with basement Cloverdale. formerly of this place. The mother of under the whole of It. Thot 1 " ' 'b Searles • A shed Is being erected at the brick the child riled last November and her re­ [e has condoing the carpenter wpik. yard 105 ft long and 80 ft wide. The mains were brought to Kalamazoo, her traded to have the sude rodL- „ with „^,. steel side track will be moved close to the shed. former home, for interment. The babe plating then painted, the cost of which Cloverdale can soon boast of having one was also brought east and was laid beside will be little more than tbe ordinary roof­ of the finest brick yards in tno state—Our its I mother. Mr. B. has the sincerest ing with shingles. Should that kind of school commenced last Monday with Mr. sympathy of Ills many friends here In this covering prove satisfactory, no doubt many Backus as teacher—Most of the fanners doable bereavement. His mother, Mrs. Z. others will be induced to folidw In line here have finished sowing oats—George Macomber, and sister, Miss Pearl, attend­ with the advanced improvements of the Deck.has just returned from n trip to ed the funeral In Kalamazoo—Miss Anna day—David Moshlcr is preparing to retire Niagara Falls—John Duonon is expected Bird, of Johnstown, spent Sunday with from active lousiness as a farmer, and will * home from South Berni this Miss Myrt.e Nye. soon move to Delton—U. S. Burst has week—Hugh Campbell went to Kalama­ rented his farm to Thomas Kelley. , and zoo last Tuesday to attend a funeral— Rutland. will soon move to Delton—Hurry Mattison Charles Collins lino the misfortune to in­ mA. Chase and wife, of . Hastings, spent has left the hotel and gone to Battle Creek, jure his baud on a buzz saw and has had Sunday with their son Artie on High Ixsw Flint taking his place as landlord at quite a severe time, be having caught cold street—J. McGuire, of Cloverdale, visited the American hotel—Mrs. Henika, of Au­ in the injured member. Bipod poisoning Mr. Yeckley’s people Sunday—C. H. Stone gusta, opened her millinery store last was feared, but he is now on the gain— has sold his farm to Wm. Leohcr. Con­ week over A. A. Aldrich A Son’s store. John Ryan who was quite ill is able to be sideration 82.000—Lynn Lankard is at­ Communication. about once more although still quite fee­ tending school at High street—Alta Yeckble—Mr. and Mrs. Isaac iH'back visited ley has returned from an extended visit Quite a laughable little Incident occurred the latter’s father and sister Inst Thurs­ with relatives at Hickory Corners—Artie in tbe High school a few days ago, that day—Rev. H. Spittier is to be .our pastor Cutse is at work for E. Gorham—Uncle will please all old pioneers Who may learn again for another year—Mr. and Mrs. I‘. Frank Smith has traded his farm in Alle­ of It. The class are reading the History Karns, of Brush Ridge, made a business gan county—Bid Benham and wife attend­ of Michigan, and under the heading of 'trip to Cloverdale last Tuesday. ed the fnnerakof David Hoes. Sunday^ ••Pioneers’’ written by Judge Cooley, he C. VV. Biggs has purchased 40 acres or givQj a very graphic account of the early what is kuown as the Charley Newton pioneers’ days and says. "The style of Mrs. Lena Doyle is visiting her sister, farm—N. Calms and Cora Craig were on living was necessarlally plala For cloth­ Mrs. Fiske, near Chelsea—Arthur Patton Eviet avenue Sunday—Whitney Tanner ing. cbean coarse cloth answered tbe pur­ and wife visited his mother over Sunday— entertained company from Hastings fast pose. Silks for the woman, and broad­ Lewis Tompson and bls mother Mrs. L. SundayVEmmous Chase rides la a new cloth for the man were rare extravagances: Tompson returned Saturday from a week’s carriage—Oscar Crook and son were tbe many a bridegroom; destined to become an visit with friends in Battle Creek—Mrs. guests of E. Green and wife the fore part important personage In business and po­ C. H. Ruggles will go to Ionia Tuesday as of the week—Ernest Edmunds and wife litical circles went to tbe altar in Ken­ a delegate for the W. F. M. Society—M. spent Sunday with tbe latter’s parents-*/ tucky Jean, and received his bride In cali­ Wood is moving into bls own house. . He Willie Martin spent Saturday night with co. and ths wedding journey from tbe has lately bought a farm about one mile Charley WellesP-Sunday school was or­ bride’s home to the husbann’s was made cast of the village. II formerly belonged ganized at Hardscrabble last Sunday. El­ with an ox team, etc” When tee Profess­ to A. J. Bowne—William Wileox has re­ bridge Gorham. supBrintendeut-X-E. E. or called the class for recitation, be asked turned from the north, having worked up Gorham la expected home from. California about their style of living, dress, etc,, the class answered that their living was plain, there through the winter—Owen Brezee some time io May. • and their dress cheap and durable, and will scon move onto the place formerly Hope Center. when they wanted to get married, they owned by A. Blackman—Miss Lillie Haz­ We persumo en will teach the school in the Pendill Dlst Lyman Chamberlin, of Coats Grove, and went to Kentucky Jean. this summer—Rev. VanAntwerp was call­ son Henry, of Antrim comUy, v’slted that not a member of that class had ever ed to Mecosta county on business last week, friends in this vicinity last week—Nora seen, and perhaps never heard of that returning Saturday—C. Carpenter enter­ Martin, of'Hard Scrabble, was the guesiof kind of pioneer dress goods, which shows tained his brother aud wife of Athens, Lotie Pavne last week—Nettie Hazel, Of how rapidly we are marching on. While during the past week—Mrs. J. E. Calms Kalamazoo, is visiting her friends In this tho old pioneers may not l>e able to dem­ entertained the Womans Foreign Mis­ vicinity—Jane Chandler "visited friends in onstrate a problem in Euclid, or translate sionary society-last Wednesday. 17 were Qdimby last week—F. Nowards* twin boys a sentence in Latin, they knew that Ken] present. are staying at Sam Williams’ at present— tucky Jean was not the place where Bessie Pratt, of South Hastings, spent a pioneers went to get married. Dowling. few days of last week with friends in this The farmers are all plowing and Im­ placo^-U. V. Loomis aud wife visited rel­ Following Is the list of jurors drawn for proving the time, while the sun shines— atives at Coats Grove last Wednesday and the May terra of the circuit court, com­ Alta Frey did not go to Wm. Borough's to Thursday—Mrs. Orrin Loomis Is improv­ mencing May 2nd: work, as they could not get any one to stay ing under the treatment of Dr. Scribner— Harvey Handy, Hastings township. with her for company, she Is is now work­ Mrs. Hurt called nt O. I). Loomis’ Monday • IL K. Grant, 1st ward city. ing for Fred Budd, in Johnstown—We will —•Allie Yakely, of Hastings, visited friends D. W. Rogers. 3rd ward city* report io you about the wedding next week here Saturday and Sunday. Stephen Bran date iter. Hope. which will occur this week Wednesday— ■ Samuel Johnson, Irving. . Emma Winters went to Kalamazoj last Qressjr. Elbert Simmons, Johnstown. Thursday, to remain there until the fruit Oats are about all sown and fanners are Win. F. Jarard. Maple Grove. season opens, then she will go to the Lake plowlug for corn—Willie Jackson, of Sil­ . A. Murdock, Orangeville. Shore—Died, on the 14th, at the homo of ver Creek, visited M. and A. Fisher the Ell Lindsey. Prairieville. A. Granger, Caleb Tompson, after a few first of the week—Thursday last while at ■Lyman Bates, Rutland.. days of patient suffering with brain fever. work at Shaw's saw mill, Case Norman John Mnngerson. Tbornapple. Mr. Tompson had reached the age of 72.. had the misfortune to break his leg just , Jacob Risinger, Woodland. He and bis wife had separated a number above the ankle—Mrs. Mrs. Mary Barber ' Geo. S. Mine?. Yankee Springs. of years ago, she living with her daughter, has had an addition of a wood house built W. W. Latty, Assyrix and he found a home with A. Granger. All to her bouse—Our schools both commenced George Frey. Baltimore. that tender care and loving hands could on Monday last with Sarah Barber al West John E. Williaon, Barry, do, could not release his sufferings, until Creasy, aud Blanche Thorpe at East Creasy l^ewis Decker. Carlton. death camo and claimed bis own. The as teachers—Mr. aud Mrs. Kiefe, of Kala­ Wm. Strong. Castleton. deceased leaves a wife, one son and two mazoo. were tin* guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sooby, Hastings. daughters to mourn bls loss. Funeral was Shorter on Saturday—Bert Mason is busy Newton Bronson. City, 1st ward. held last Saturday at the Evcngellcal baling straw, ot which be is doing quite an Milford Abbott. City, 3rd ward. church and the remains were interred In extensive business—The many friends of John Sprague, Hope. the'Lacev cemetery—M. Aldrich left last Mrs. Fluvia Vandewalker will be pained J. W. Godfrey. Irving. Thursday to visit relatives in Van Buren to bear of her death, which occurred at her Edwln-ldcn, Johnstown. Co., from thence he will resume bls Jour­ home In this place on Saturday, April 15i Julius Belgh, Maple Grove. ney to New York—F. Pursell has moved 189H, at 11:30 o'clock. Flavia Stone was John C. Klllock. Orangeville. In Mrs. Altman’s house—Grandma Frey boro August 4lh, 1824. Her mother dying Altnnnd Farr. Ptalrieville. Is very poorly—O. B. Van 'Horn is here when she was a child she was adopted as Warren Calkins. Rutland. making a short visit with his parents—E. a daughter by Wm. Lewis, of Yankee Walter Rolartson, Thornapple. Herrington will soon commence work on Springs. On September 28, 1843, she was Leonard Wunderllch. Worland. his new barn—School commences the 04th untied In marriage to Wm. Vandewalker with Jennie Pilgrim as teacher—The date by the Rev. Leonard Slater. She immed­ Nstne aud residence. of school commencing, has been; changed iately came with her her husband upou the No < from the 24 to the first of May—Dr. and farm where she lias sine* resided, it then M i William E. Burough. Johnstown I Kalte yirtiwns. Baltimore Mrs. VanHorn are entertaining a nelce being In a primltlye condition. Bravely Married. from Albion nt present—Mrs. C. P. Lang and courageously’ sire. bure the hardships Is still caring fur her sick daughter. Mrs. of pioneer life as! she ever atler did all Th NG ATE-STEVENS. M srried at the Meth­ odist MMrsonage. in efite dry. April ITth. by Ju'las Crosby, at Battle Creek—On Wed­ trials that came to her lot Death removed U-r. W M. i’liffer. tlautcia Tongate and nesday eveulug, the 19th, will be the her husband about S3 years ago leaving Lena Stev >ns. both <4 Johnatown. nmrringc of Wm. Burough to Kate Clem­ her with a family! of children Ur care for, ens. nt the home of the bride's parents. nil of which she brought up to honorable Catherine I- Stone to Geo, w. Loehr, 37 a, zee May j»y and peace attend them through man and womaidiaod. She was ever an M. UutUiiKi. Mono life—Mr. and Mrs. A. Huffman and their active worker in line church an efficient Loyal E. Kuappeu to Silvester OreuMt, tots, brother Wm. expect to attend the lecture teacher in the Suinlay schools, where she dir, Itsoo. John Glint to -"ntoerine B. I-eabm. 1 a, see next Wednesday evening, nt Hastings, will be greatly missed. After au Illness 1», lUtUmoro. KO. given by Rev. VanAntwerp, of Detroit—A of about 8 months, which she so patiently Cha*. U. Pnrdv to Owen Brezee. parcel, sec 27 social at Mee's hall, Wednesday evening. bore, she quietly fell asleep. A post mor­ Oran gev dlr. 8390. Goo. J. Lo.it: to Joseph L Ashalter. lot 44 and •Mias L. Barrett is expected to speak on tem examination revealed her* disease to 4J. •■1<>r-iiii. elocution, William siutery to M. C. Woodmans®*. K *4 be cunear of the liver. She- leawa seven children io muum her lura: Fred and Ar­ lot* 4 »ud a. cirv, ctjwrle* Ciwk to William Slattery, N *4 lots 4 thur Vandewalker. of Kalamazoo, -Hrs. Our supervisor in busy taking the assess- Fanny Brown, who lives on the old home­ Bhtcktnan’s add. Delton. SO. me nts—Carpenter <Jt Son and L. D. Warn­ stead, Mrs. Hatlie Shean, whose home Is Ma'U F.teh te Jn-epb Stevens, SI a, sec 30, er are getting on a large supply ot agricul­ In Texas. Mrs. Emma Hammond, of Ya«ke« Bprtnp, gtOOO. Owen A. Brtzee to Chas, and Carri j Purdy, 1 tural tools and wagons and buggies>— Ed. Pralri«ville,-Mrs. Minnie llammond, of s-e 9. Pr.tnrvtl'.e, »Z30. Leonard is circulating a paper and getting Hastings, aud Wm. V-nlawoKter, who is a.ChrisuNt ’ierJ. Clwk to Lludle L Lowden, lot subscriptions for the rase course—Al L. In the far west; alao 22 grand children and Cooper baa moved his stock of furniture ts 8 great grand children, two sisters and tbe Haight building—A nhwl tanking in thraa breUMrs aud unnumbered friends, o.ir district haa been called to diacaM the liar faaaral was largely attended on Tues­ Bush’s add. Barry. ,, wan....... -r. advisability of hiring a third teaabsr la day al bar late heme with Rev. Baracs, I our Mhool. For teveral years our school • of Kalamazoo, and Rev. VanAntwerp, af Hastings Banner. t of any paper tn County. county’news’ �There was, we think . ■rwotant that ha ahonld earrfn?y from any amusement that mw. Hood’s Cures Almost Miraculous absolutely Helpless Hopeloss and ver and asked him to obtain.it for him from the snbtcmuiraa treasury. The old man readily consented, and request­ ing Gilbert to accompany him led the way to the room beneath the temple. AN OAKVILLE MIRACLE. OtoJt-ailootdta retaonaaMb, dta cbo-L ta* 6t* bundrea too, wm ta faameMo ,ta for him. roooerefnl Ibocgb THE REMARKABLE CASE OF MR. be had taeB Ib hto opOTBtkaa. He felt JOHN W. CONDOR. Gilbert’, keen Mtahlng g» »pon him. ■nd be feared to look up. Hi, mvtom L Helpless luff1" -------------, ftagere ebook the box. tad the dice mV the Staff of the Toronto General H«tepital and DlschargOd m Incurable ^^Come," cried Kolcta. "Yon do not * _ . . <fl. MIwulotlA tai'w-"7h“«e tor cheder My «PP^« SSSSnrwelUiV aolietolnr. tinued the remedy I con­ • tbonifh be ml,bl him mn.w,., e'ra birmlere. u b, „faw| |w' «» ouu.r spirit, no oSense nerd be al,™ »7“,’w people would reapeci him r" .? lb. By Um sou, rtEou^ian,,!". meeUttowlllbe held Curl J ih, *W"'» J, « nelghrd as much aa 100 2$1‘ tbe Inadtoto, and a « waa a rain of 00 pounds In a few weeks HaaUnaa on Um <Ui suumJ my jol.ts assumed their normal sire, "f fear the test now. You have taken the NOTES. muscles became firmer, and In fact I was an Empire Reporter. same wager before from meP The good people of Mldrf!n,iit„ .. "new man. By April 1 wm able to go to (Toronto Empire.) "I fear nothing,** the gambler an«rad for th. Inner want, /, a I work In the bMkei factory, sod now I can For more than a year past tbe readers of for which a aoto of think, w.. p.JJ*"1swerad. “I take the betl" work ten boors a day wllh wy man. 1 The other players also placed smaller Hie Empire have been given the partlcu- often stay on duty over time without feeb The muale b, th, Kb,xl! eh sums upon the board upon the evenade, tor, ot ««m ol ta o>“' rawrltoblr eta, faJ^wtaTeffecU I Pl.r bMeb.ll in eollent and added much o> u,. r»J£, and the trickster tipped the box. The of Ihe l»lli oentunr. «U. or newly *» « tho evenings and can run bases with any One of the papers wu b, the dire., eleven clay cubes rolled across the stone of the boya- Why I feei like dancing for them. IB cmw bllborto held by tho met tho Ulddloellle mhool. and , with a clinking rattle, and the eager eyce very joy at tbe relief from abject misery was. loo. It should to- . ”p"h counted quickly. Kulcan had' again .drueed iuedle.1 wlenllrto to lx> Ineur.- I suffenal m» long. Many • time I lb1o< If sr>mo patron relrkt I.. ndS?? won. Chalpa had lost tho frnita of sev­ trle. The p«rtl«uton ot three eta, were for death to release me from my suffering., take part In orery mreilue of lh, ™ £ but now that ail !• gone and 1 ynjoy eral years of swindling and usury. vouched tor by euob letaios newepepore Gilbert had seen that tho odd dice had u The W.ntUlon SpxlatoT and Time,. health aa only be can who suffered agony There was a roo.ll, allendanr. rtlL come from the left and the even ones The HMUaiHcmU. Toronto HUI*. Be for years. 1 have given you a brief outr Hue ot my sufferings, but from what I xena resera clentymen b.lB< J ,X I from the right end of the dicebox and M. inde. Montre,!; PdroU ffewe.' Albany. have Wild, you can guess the depth of my during a portion of the tiifle. j formed his conclusions, but ho refrained gratitude for tbe great remedy that has re­ ■ from announcing his discovery, or rather N. Y.; /..unurL .tUxinp Exprae tad AU the MlddievUia teachers were stored me to strength and health. : his suspicions, and when Chalpa had other,, whoee reputotlon pl,ced beyond of oourae. and all did their Wishing to snbetantlate the truth of ent make tbe meeting a laccess. W to made over to Kulcan tno sum of his question tho rtatementa made. Mr. Condor's remarkable story tbe Era-' j winnings they withdrew, followed by Recently rumors have l>e«n- afloat of a ptre representative called upon Mr. F. W. Nashville wm represmlM by tI1 h„ Of Crawfordsville. Ind. ' the other players, who were delighted remarkable re»e in the pretty little town James, the Oakville druggist referred to teachers save two. 7 1 1161 of Oakville, of a youhg man recovering above. Mr. James folly corroborated tbe “It b with much graUtude that I tell of th* j with Kulcan's good fortune. Haatings had only two present rondertul help received from Hood's Sarsap*i Chalpa, on being left alone, threw after years of helplessness and agony. The statemoats of Mr. Condor. Whon the lat­ Mlltopauch and Metanrl.li,, ' Empire determined to subject the case to ter had first taken Dr. Williams ’ Pink ,■ himself upon tho floor in a savage frenzy r of rago and despair, and then and there the most rigid InvratlgaUon, aud acconl- Pills lie was a mere skeleton—a wreck of Both teachers from Woodland allan.l^£ it ’ I/O and ”J1, when I had been obliged to uso The treasure vault of Atxlan. rutebos for a long while, in my unfortunate resolved to kill not only Kulcan and Gil­ Ingly detailed one of our best reporters humanity. The people of the town had io make a thorough and Impartial inyestl- long given him up tor u good as dead, and He allowed Gilbert but a moment to Some came from tbe eitrcme wnnb •ondlUon I hail a severe attack of the grip, vhicb put ma down bedfast, for nearly a year. look about him. and went down a steep­ ’ bert, but old Iklapel, for be knew the gallon itto the case. A«tIng upon these of the count,, drl.ln, U I had a aevere eeagb. the doctor thought ! secret of tbe treasure vault and but- instructions our reporter went to Oakville, would hardly believe the man’s recovery ly inclined and devious passage which, until they saw him themselves The mised how tho silver had been obtained. and called upon Mr. John W. Condor (who from its many sido openings, showed fame of this cure is now spread through­ No Hope of My Recovery i Although ho would have feared to touch It was had so miraculously recovered) and Zn tbe fall I began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, that there was a labyrinth beneath the ! it himself, ho realized that Iklapel would had not long been In conversation with out the section and tbe result is an enor­ A «»• model o( WIodM.r raHle. ball, u mous sale of Pink FUla. “I mH a-doxennd, to my utmost delight found that I had at rity, and wEich ended in a round cham­ him when be was convinced that tho ««U<! from arcblfewlurd dnolnr. «... 1st obtained a medicine which was doing mo ber, tho treasure vault of Atzlan. It I give it willingly to Eric for any purpose, atatcmeqte made were’ not only true, but and-a-half boxes of Pink Pills every day,” erblMled u tbe fair b, i "J ,, ood. When I tx-gon to take It I was unable to was a room fifty feet wide, hewn out of and he saw all of his hopes and plans said Mr. James, “and this Is remarkable rhe in a town the size of Oakville. And bet­ Brblocmo. Enjlmid, 1, i, b«||,1,.(1 J ‘ Ise from my bed without help. There *as I vanish into air with a heart so full of that ’The half bad net been told.” •wvere paia aad ■walHaj tn my hands, foot, the solid rock. Iklapel held the light aloft, reporter found Mr. Condor at work In one ter still they give perfect satisfaction. Mr. Um lirmt In nl,leno. an.l ita " I bitter hate that he could not rest, but inee-joints, and left ankle. 1 had become so and Eric saw that tho floor was covered Tb.. mM.| KV. hopeless of ever being any bpltcr that 1 wandered in tho canyon until nearly of Hie heaviest departments of the Oak­ James recalled numerous Instances of re­ arehllKlunll, eorn-ei. with heaps of gold ingots, stature and ville Basket Factory, and was surprised, markable cures after other remedies had er. an area ot .bam feel ,nd .. I dawn. When he camo homo he had perI Desired to Die images, vases, bowls aud rude orna­ in the face of what he knew of this ease, ■ fected a scheme qf revenge diabolical in to be confronted by a strapping young fel­ failed. Mr. John Robertson, who Ilves feet blab. It la built upou ■ .and lb. In­ ments, strarige in form and of inesti­ aldo ot which la a anti „t ,rt ltl its ingenuity and hellish in its complete-, low of good physique, ruddy countenance midway between Oakville and Milton, tinned with Hood's Sarsaparilla I continued to mable value, piled together in rich con­ decoration. Vend. Frcm an utterly helpless condition I ness, to which, from that day forth, he and buoyant bearing. This now rugged who had been (roubled with Asthma and fusion. | devoted all his thoughts and his tireless, young man was be who had spent a great bronchitis for about 15 years, has been Simon Pokagon, the last htnslitery cured by the use ef Pink Pills, and Ibis chief of the Pottawatomie Indianj., |<j Some of. tbe statues wore of life size, ' sleepless, unresting energies. part of his days upon a sick-bed. suffering after pbyscians bad told him there was no beautifully modeled, and there were I But Gilbert did not suspect this feel- almost untold agony. When the Empire use doctoring father. Mr. Robertson says paring a unique exhibit for the wnr'd’s mysteriously shaped objects of ancient ' , ——’J T~ Zv„ fair. Tbe chief has written a poem WicOT-montol ww; ctata.OT nthertaob, I ln_ «'oAltboosb , he 1-ottoervrf -- *tbrtOtol|» *------- :» representative announced tbe purpose of his appetite had failed completely, but titled “The Red Man’s Rebuke," which ucmui urn vutnt, wtutu tuuvwisi uin grip, liking br by . a bis visit Mr. Condor cheerfully volunteer­ after taking r>even boxes of Pink Pllb be platters, cope, tai | was ™ endeavoring to gain his h“ "H=» i all gotie. and I can sleep comfortably. I table., tripod., will be printed on birch lark and <x^Opy careful attention, but ho snsi>ecte*l acme ed n statement ot his case for tbe benefit was ready and waltiag for each meal. He greatly Hnproved In Oesb, strength and r. My bowels, hitherto Inactive without tiers, censers, chains, suns, moons, stars, '■ purpose much less serious. However, of other sufferers. "1 am,” said Mr. Con­ regards his case as a remarkable one. In • | prominent place in the Michigan ex­ flower work, armlets and anklets, all of • - - . dor," an Englishman by birth, aud came 1 ho did not allow it to disturb him, and fact Dr. Williams ’ Pink Pills are rec ­ solid, heavy material and skillful work- | J1? <hd not u to this country with my parents when Fifty tons of ore aaaipirs from every ognized as one of tbe greatest modern o_j at this time were too full manship? I _ ____ thoughts | nine years of age, and at that time was as to admit of much else, rugged and healthy as any boy of my age. medicines—a perfect blood bulldef and section of Montana are now ready for Along the side of tho chamber were > of work wor^ and plans I • itilte regular, and other bodily funetiotw healthahipment to Chicago for tii- world’s fair. nerve restorer — curing such diseases as luxuu rvw-B More than a J'ea5 ?nd nt My relatives and friends are delighted at ruuguu ; and it was when about 14 years old that -rheumatism, neuralgia^ partial paralysis, Fifty thousand dollars wort.’i of gold her'. three rows ui of urns urns mica filled witn with !' ■ iy remarkable tmprovumant, and join in riv|m ranged dta. • .tore ui of 1UWH Itoelf,, that tint If?--------- ~ . “d '\. (he T the first twinges of iufiaminatory rheumagulu dual, n kingly KUAgiy niwu , , , ____ . M hJriiMt pyalso to Hood's Sarsaparilla?’ g»M locomotor ataxia. St Vitus’ dance, nervous geta will farm a valuable part of Uicstate’s equaled the equlrel tho wildest funtMy fantasy of the tho AraAra. | few months h bo " h had “' done mnch work, 1 tism cam<i upon me, and during the fifteen ■las. M,u:r anduesh. Crawfordsville, Ind. headache, nervous prostration and the exhibits. Besides this about five car i<«d$ bian story story teller teller and and made made Eric Eric almost almost ;i He hild V‘r?,yu »J’trong dam ocross the years that Intervened between that time tired feellag resulting therefrom, diseases of agricultural product* have lx*n colhrtHood's Pills euro all Liver Ills, Bilious- bian and my recovery a few months ago, tongue -------. . . _____ ' stream, built a stone null, mode the ma-D«as, .Jaundice, IndlgesUou, Sick Headache. Czar that ho was dreaming. Among till depending upon burners in the blood, such can hardly tell how inncbil buffered. My these Iklapef pioked'hia'^ay, f*---*treasures —: ' ,.„Jt : cheery for it in the old German method trouble whs brought on. I ’ think, through as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc. Pink A large part of the exhibit from the • LIE it. - -.5 .and Gilbert followed l.;_ him......... until the old of wood and silver, and was almost too frequent baUing in the cold lake wa­ IMBs restore pale and sallow complextlons Cape of Good Hope ha* arrival, ani iuman paused before a heap of silver burs ready to turn tho water Into ihe sluice­ ter. Tlieijolnta of my b>lv began to to the glow of health, and are 'a specific eludes sixty-eight cases oi wiiw. r. t. ■ .-is and lifting several passed them to him, way upon the silent wheel. But’.v few swell, the cords ot my lcgt| to tighten, and for all tbe troubles peculiar to tbe female of ostrich egg shells and a.number of mln-* details rcmainixl to perfect the mechan­ the musclfs of my limbs to contract 1 sex, while In the case of men they effect a erals and dlHmondlferoin soil. There srv saying: radical cure in all cases ariaing from men­ also twenty case- of tjonth African ratios. “Six of these are all that you require. ism and astonish the At dans by tho Became a fielplres cripple, con lined to tied, sight of tho river grinding their corn? and for three months did not leave ,my tal worry, overwork or excesses of what­ They are worth a thousand taos and The queen of Swed>-r. has c<.e>v: • • ! to He had established the knowledge and room, Tao doctor who wis railed .in ad­ ever nature. more; but we need not be particular. The Empire reporter also called upon ■CDd her portrait t<i tin-fu i. • ; . go ] ministered preparations of lodid- of poIt is years tdnee these things were art of glaxing pottery, the making of painting by a Miss Lindgren ami i-k>ug» Mr. J. C. Ford, proprietor of the Oakjmle taMlum aqd other remedies without any touched. We do not have as mubh candles; he had improved tho looms and materia! beneficial effect. It will le After some Basket Factory. In which Mr. Condor la to the king’s private gallery need of them as we once had, it seems.” added modern devices, perfected their months of suffering 1 became strong employed, Mr. Ford said be knew of the exhibited iu conuectnm with the •.rK*of “How long have these treasures been stills, taught them how to preserve enough to iMve the tmi but my limbs pitiful case Mr. Condor had been in for Swedish women. fruits, smoke their meats; and in a hun­ Accumulating?” inquired Eric. stiff, ned ajvi I was unfitted for my active sears, and be had thought he would never Twelve rases of bells fur ti other ways effected great chang«-.< vocation. 11 was then hampered more or recover. The cure was evidently a thor­ ' “Many thousands o( years. In the । dred , , , . vocaiwin. ti invn aompcnxi more or uJ foBBd Ihi P~U. e.grr lo »dvpt b,„r u,l (oUm,in| bIr.,™™, when I ough one for Condor worked steadily nt ! building have b<en »hli>j>ed t-i ancient times wo had twenty temples, The bells arc to be placed in tin­ heavy labor in the mills and apparently ! ■ labor saving methods. I ., ; , 4 forced to tak-to my bed. This and these statues adorned them; the that building. s’.iHht ll as well as the rest Of the em­ But ho wished to make still greater j attack was in 188»J. and was a great utensils and furniture were used in 1 ployees. Mr. Font said be thought a great them, and the people yearly brought • changes. Ho had found in some of the mure aevetk* than the first. My frat, an­ dad of tho young man and was pleased at new and rare gifts; but aa our race de­ ! strata of the canyon walls iron in great 1 k.’ra knt «-$ lezs. arms, shoulders, and in his wondrous deliverance from the grave ? Xv ’ -CHAPTER VIII. A novelty ki evening dre,-.^ for »uring of niv frame were affected. clined they were gathered here, and here I plenty, and ho was bo constantly ham- f|'rL “1* " I THE TOSS OF THE DICE. Wear will be spotted colofe’i luliv, dnped ■ pored by the need of this indispensable ' Mv jolntel aud muscles became badiy and his restoration to vigorous health. they have remained.” . In order to still further verify lire silk of the some color. ' metal that ho hod begun the erection of ' n,’d lhe ,,i>ea’‘' Mcn ^h-sl my • Chalpa*s success in entangling Kulcan “But are they safe hfcre, with no ' B lonraw and urJerwl the cxlractioo of , M>|Ibo-...Ital Io B Erral bI». I Statements made by Mr. Connor ii» tbe i -h his snare? was not wholly the result The use of lace for trijnmin above interview, the reporter on his re- ! guard?’ if a well laid scheme. It was largely ; stantly increase from tbhi tii rcgboat turn to Toronto examined fae General ! “Very safe, indeed* for no one knows luo to circumstances. The young priest’s ; the spring and summer. J of three operations completely filled Ills • cnt My teeth were pried apart Hospital records, and fouud therein .the ! except ourselves of their existence or of •uddenly developed taste for gambling; entries fully bearing-out all Mr. Conker j ...old ___________ _ Very eoipa are t in _ this chamber. Of course our people days with arduous labor. He had com- and liquid food poured down my throat. •vaa simply the foundation upon which Wl:<4 v« r ami worn as pins. 4rnow of the maze of underground p:is-‘ mence.1 his furnace with mo.k-5t ideas, I |wt my vblee. and ebuld speak only in had said, thus leaving no doubt that hli l and 'Jhalpa based his villainous plot, aud ho case Is’oqc of tbe most remarkable on j Uque silver piece maj tmi.. SJigcs, but they fe.y to penetrate them, ■ intending to emelt hie iron in the crude ' husky wliiJpera. Ik-ally. I am unable to ucceeded beyond his expectations when manner which Livingstone found the ! <te*cribe ttif state 1 was in during those nawd. and all tbe more remarkable be-1 it and the passugeJZading to this room is io induced Kulcan to wager his sister. cause it had tMifficd the skill ot the best I „„ , , . .. with stkle well concealed, as you observed. But ' natives using in Central Africa—in aim-! Ioug drenrd months. With iny swollen phy xlans in Toronta I Ro?n*’ J0*", " Jhalpa did not love her; ho was proba. plo conical clay furnaces with rude bel- i 'lmbK drawn by the tightening cords up to These pills are manufactured Uy the Dr.: Cor’lcl^ '• jly ^incapable of tho pure passion. Bo we will return with onr burden before - lows, but producing iron of trach a sur>*- i ",y ,,nil‘<M'd body, and iny whole frame Williams’ MetllcIncComplny. Behenectady. w‘,h. wanted her merely because ho felt Hint It grows late.” And the aged priest I nor quality that t> savages refused to I ""‘V •’,’l>t"rted Into Indr. ribald ?’'u “* " '’"farn“ *‘ N. Y.. aud Brockville, Ont., and are sold *tTW’n,ftkria,s;ho:would strengthen his 'claim to the moved up the dark way with the light, uso thcMCnglifh metal, alleging that it ' while Gilbert carried the silver bigots. in boxes (never in loose form by the dozen | Vivid scarlet blouses are • 'x.wn which vacant chair of office. It was po mean load; they weighed or hundred, the public .., are£cau-1 are to worn mi wkh . and ----- and —— v ...MM- I ..v »"• be wviu .,, black!taud- i .-o. nvts. Many of the priests und wealthy citi-._3U . «Bd he hud enc.nl a .ton. rtrt>ctara , ,b.„ ,,al „„ , eca,,.,,,. pb„k. Atinned nR»in<t the numerous Imitations 1 having tare edauledes and wns frequented his rooms, which were many pounds; aud his arms ached when blasting apparatus • g| wreck, hobbling around nn crutches a •old In this shape) at 50c a box. or six ^jouiaers. shoulders. arge aud comfortable, and were ren- they reached the sacred chamber and . that filled him with great hopes as he , helpless cripple. My stiff digs were con­ boxes for S3 50. and may be bad of all Tbe fashionable purple( known «• emi­ Iex«d attractive by a liberal dispensation climbed up into daylight. That night Eric went with Kulcan to I watched it nearing completion and marie j lineally Intense, and fn-quently when I druggists or direct by mail from Dr. Wil­ nence la bylnot means a univ««r<u •faitsi. The game’which was played ~ [ him eager as a boy to see it iu full and • would be hobbling along the street 1 would liams’ Mixflcine Company from either Chalpa ’ s dwelling for the first andouly vas.but one of ninny ancient forms of leally be seized with a paroxysm of jmln ami address The price at which these pills Ing color, arid women wb<» !!»*■• time, taking the silver with him. Tfiey t perfect operation. licethrowing. I Leia would come to him and find him I ’’ou,d fall: unconscious to the ground. are sold make a course of treatment com­ good complexion* should iliun it The players sat on tho floor around a arrived late, and ns they entered heard ' so occupied and intent upon his duties I. j p a11 •Crepepllxso” is one if tin iratedals V0”*1 hftd lhe at­ paratively Inexpensive as compared with loud aud boisterous voices in eager other remedies or medical treatment, fqtfhre stono tablet aud made wagers ; that BometimM ho feared she would * i”*1 “T.*, baJ th‘‘lr Which bld fair to becon|v favorite this j,,A1 lbPr ™*w tpon tho odd or even numbers on the clamor. There were four half drunken I think him cold nnd neglectful, andriiu ; 12,“ spriug. It looks as if it "-n ivTuf.'.londcoiaa they fell out of an oblong Ixjx priests squatting around tho tablet of SCHOOL COLUMNtenderly tearful ot dietnrbinx or ■». i „„,lf L ’ff'Jsw ,‘,'d nleatcd by hand, but it Is Ixmrb.l by the ipoi tho table. | The dicebox had a stone eagerly watching the tilting of tho In the fall of 188U and yard already pteated. I BOying him that tho feeling .bowed in .[.ring „f 14o 1 ,Ka;„ ,ujen.d |01Murtr dice box. Their uproar drowned any . ... JO 1 again suffered Intensely •ouqd opening at each end, and was retary. her face aa b I w hovenxl ..boat Hm. At I -''ere allar^B. and at last »n medleal at ­ MARCH- APrTlANd’m Y .severe attacks, and at last my medical atmlahced upon thoaixix of a prism rhaped noise that Kulcan and Gilbert’s entrance i these times he would look into her eyes tendont, tetidutit, ns as » a last resort, ordered . me to •riecd of wood. I This permitted tho ha<l made, and Chalfa, with hia back to­ i with such deep, earnest devotion that ! thcTorr.ntoiCteneral Hospital. 11 .rtitered Mitered W blln I ho association meeting at Middle ­ ■ I, •uaniptuator, C’hajpa, to throw the dice ward the door, did not perceive them at , she would creep up to him. wind her l,“* h"«Pitel!<m June 80tb. isoo. Bnd n- ville on tbe Sth was not so largely attend­ mt of either end, as ho wished. The dice ho eat waiting for tho beta to be made, a : niu.-s about his neck, with ardently wor- t•,nall,od ‘rt unUI inalned lh, there until Srotembrr September Mtn tlOth «,r of the ed aa the one at Jiaahvllle, stlll it waa a yere small cubes'of baked clay, num­ sneering smile upon his face and hisjI ahipl-ig eyes and clinging kisses, for a , can, same year. | But. notwithstanding all the profitable meetlug and not lacking In inter­ The symptoms of rntarr’ J I*1’ and attention be' bered like modern dice, and the game,; hand over the end of tho box. He start-1 r',’. nn'1 be?towed upon me! est. The papers were all excellent ami are: Coated tongue. |«ain -i i >>) I*11 I ^h“r^n” I”.11 ra™ ,l,''n‘nril3': ca ”1l'l\lnil,Uln,urtllo u. •J as Kulcan seated himself at his side, ' when played fairly was ouo of even) wi.ih. <» t>.t । no improvement! were well rereived. Ing Id the stomach, sow slim ! • i rkhlng . . ---- -------- •hances. But, ns Gill>crt auspccted, saying: ia .............. Anrr to tny .... condition. After Mi«a Winters had tbe subject of "open- of gas, dizzy land. sonw|itnvs . ihe. w so great inihded hero, and •‘Chalpa, I have come with tho thou-• _ , busy, -• my n ---- •• ■•'■-vuuv lu, ” ait u imtead of deaertWng despondent feeling'*, le.— uf 3pjy*Utv. iniJhalpa did not play fairly, and his de­ —aTwnnulc iciuetiy tne Iuk cxercbe*.sand taos to once more, and for the last J?°ke a motion as it to leave. Then hospital doctors—of whom there was what she would do. the more sensible and 1 pttaltun of heart aud Irnjgulxrily «f jb® vice, n simple, almost clumsy one, would time, teat my Inck and yours. Rcmem-: J wa«te a half hour more, in about a dozen—came to conclusion that uthfaetory plan of showing bow h was mve been easily detected in a gambling bowels. -v ber the agreement—all my losings and ,OV,D8 dalliance, when she would sud- my case was incurable, ami I was sent taw tolluw^l. Tbe eto.% ron.luln. For this cotiditlonVe-ru-na i‘ nJ .-oom,in any civilized community. tuy sister against a thousand taos.” ; d ,:.t“^,uo an air of stern displeasure away, wilhi the understanding that I Of about twenty-live firet sang “Hervi, we be an admirable remedy, in >'| When he wished to cheat ho substi­ Chalpa turned pale, stole a scared ?”d,bl1d n,m to,go to work while she at- might remain an ontaide patient Ac­ pther every morning’' thla tasing followed brings prompt relief to lh*'] jmlnful: ->iaptuted for tho box Another, with a parti­ cordingly frqm September 183tf to the end by scriptural quotation and ths Lord’s glnnce at Eric and faltered. He found , t<?2Sed to ber dutiesII torrs, and In a large,perc« ux <d ion dividing it diagonally into two of January 1W1. I went tn the hospital i rayer. The-pupils then individually gave himself in a difficult position^ HeTared • 1 “5s0 “omenta camo often, too, durmakes a permanent cure. l”*-is«-»’.* .v-IIW parts, thus: nod thus Eric most mightily and felt that his ‘ho summer days, when only his as- pnee a week dor examination and treat. ?m,real.?riet? of y'toonr genw, naming the Inflamed mucous surfs wo?m Ad U’|S "U’ft 1 bpcame suddenly be .ulbor or hwH. sotom rredinim by strikes at the root of tlje disease. ID methods were suspected if not known 3“ ,ntK 1111 Atzlan were busy and at I h T’ a”d,anc!t °‘ore B«*ned admission to • r"'IUUm and a romiKolUon cases where the Infiammatlim lias lr«w to to him; but ho dared not hesitate, and in I yvork’ and they made the hours of self the hospital, where I lay in a miserable closed tho exercises. / severe and continued a* to produce oa moment he had resolved to allow Kul-. ’“J?08 * t011 ’Sorter and pleasanter. suffering eoodltlon for two months or Aperture. -nduetod b» trernu Irritability of the stomach, H»e re®* can to regain his wealth, or fondest interest in every18,11 re,uni'<1 >- Mto. Jennto rii.-mw, rbownl ulrely edy may be taken In small dose* »t Jir*L by the game device whereby he i , g “e,did« ftnd she had, too, many mBde an aitompt to do bow pb-uure and loalnietloo ma, p, mlil- diluted Io water, but. as Mtn ns the im­ 1 had lost it He smiled and said, with PTaa ot her own tor the education and something toward my own support WM, ’ «• lUUr oMblreo. provement la sufficient to permit H e well assumed heartiness: ( ad^ftncement of her sex in Atzlan, was given light work In the basket factory Wbllo on. of lb. nnmbn was bllodfoldod dose to be taken undiluted, it is tl|o ’•■t«r but had to be conveyed to and from my “It is well, my Kulcan. I wished to 2“?“ w®r® 1110 outcome of her love and •h after another of Uw clM woald u—ln way, and the cure Is much mure ’»?'"■ There wm a net of eleven dice in each fmm »°J a|,>Or lD “ baKKy and carried jive you an opportunity to recover, if I . b «?? w ^ dgo , obUin ® d fro ° Eri c. Her Pe-ru-na Is also a spring m.-dkinr «bicn compartment, the odd numbers predomfrom the rig to a table In the works on yUeo. In amoral Uil. waa done al- at once removes the cause of al! ’itD-enon. °r -learning him at which I sat and performed my work .anting in one side and the even ones in possible, what you had lost It is a fair “-Pntnd.6 f--------- unuamazed ar In times; it Fseemed eemed bo ao phenomenal in in one peculiar to the spriug season by I”1™3'"? he other, so that ho could throw out bargain.” August 18V1, I was again stricken down would hide and the “missing one'’ Im« <tm the blood of an contaminations, and invig­ “Then I wager you now on the odd ‘“® lia<l 1,0011 P^ed in such an dki’.rn >n tho table the proper set to win the ™ to ■" ”""lr b'‘p|e” «m- Urmlnod b, Imdrta, orating the wlude system. . But in truth the Atzlan argest of the wagers, as the players dice five hundred taos against my sisAt U>1. Um. . Two valuable books. Na S *d:uu' f-urtn ter!” cried Kulcan, placing three ingots m,nd wa* in some such state ns was tho Xr ?!acod their money on tho odd or even * l“c*1 stromrl, of'•'louo kinds •in detail the treatment of catarrh. 1 ■ UX“*’ "obarrlm redW0.1. [Id at time VI of Ivlinst, Christ.- JtolKO Like urevd JMJo tr, Dr. WlllUm,. pi„k S Ha. -Im J?,’!1® dde of the table. He used this false box nn the tablet. A couple of other players Ii . the -<AAAU ta., wore » d b, on, child lu lb.. .nrluua colds, sore throat bronchitis and rotisurupa ’■ ■ UUm •*-*----- -« •believing >'nly in the presence of the more inex- laid wagers also upon the odd side, and ' chlldrpn th“ A memlwrs of the elans, to be l..u,hl back tlon. Id every phase of Ib.rH dbwea «« BD_nt .they hoanl» and desirous to em­ proprietary medicines as I hB,i i !>erienced or intoxicated and therefore Chalpa tilted the box. •tan by anulher. Tbe to.,., No. 8, on spring remedl* * and diwa«* nearly all I possessed on numetcus highly ulate tho people who had learned so tireless players, and he was extremely One glance showed that Kulcan had 1'“, will tte sent fnw to BnyaddicbS bj the i«fwommendctl so-called medlclnra " |»d --killful in the sleight of hand necessary won. Chalpa’s face was serene, how­ much they watched all of Gilbert’s en­ kta by T' b,“ ,l’" 1-Hlml.r ru na Drug Manufacturing Company « °^CTete ** quickly un(Ier his long white ever. as he replaced - the dice, and the terprises with a vague wonder and huge faintly medicines. I bad exhauxtPd Idina n. 7?h’u ««~liu«l, dia-ult Columbus, Ohio. . ™ .kiSs?*”io ""A young priest again wagerod five hundred expectancy. Kulcan, however, even after he sus­ taos ng.unst his lost property. He tilted was therefore reluctant to take Mr Spong« Cake. James'advice. L however saw : -cted him of cheating, was unable to the box and shot the dice out upon tho (COXriNL'ED, ] Miatrewj—Do you call this sponge cater tratlmonlals as to the value’ of Dr 1 Wit >bo subtat sre. h d “Ti."*1 dl,ta“loo <4 etect him in tho act, for he imagined tablet once more, and Kulcan won again. Why. it ’ a aa hard na can be. UtaF Pink Pill, m a taltoir gsBs? •hat lie deftly changed the dice instead Ho had freed his sister and regained his Nm, Cook—Ym, mum; UiM • * _ehe~I want you to send n» at leaat <»* nerve tonic, and thinking that if i could ‘th* b°x. and so when he reported to estates, and now for revenge! With a qxxqre to tetor. IV. «* So*k » “■ only tat ar blood l„ boner ermiUn ’ v f u 7 f't ay " dc<r ’ klnd ' * ff « ; licnate Letter --no. after watching Chalpa awhile, he look full of meaning into ChaWs cruel ____ "'**•*"■ “ W'* •» Improve ’ fun of love; won ’ t you, darMngf { teacher should ernrem. iZ the • oufessedthathe had l>een mistaken and eyes, he cried: . > io card-playhuf He (a law «tud«nt>-WdL yea, I wR’ w I’U» • irtal. Timm to^blrwarn .bJto •»«« ’« ital l£ ’f5^nMble to explain the operation, “Ouco more, five hundred against five Sr^ml“ WtWully * bu» toem!-.Ex- hHlhk?h‘, conraK® horn of Tbo mhJ«U ot sruela i» »» despair [ Mood, p* Umm .»!»•»'JjJ .ul l next day Eric informed Iklapel hundred taos on the even numbers!” bouklit, box. but there mu no notlcrelUe tor tko taralld. Tbe •»<»•«•«>*. rWWiwUtho^fl ta*oS become “ta*11* “U* *“ like ■cquainted with the ».««.» ■i»olhorre»>edle,IhKlw^. B.t nI£i on th gg'/’tSS' & 3&ES3? m part to th =»^££ Now. therefore •ale cootame.! .rtytnte in such no .hv alve auction, to the h cntt Court for may be ne ._ — i«ni mnrt m twenl BDOIWwu* — otHo1* ftSSwtaatolk lx>t number tn off the north par f PhtmpT-Coi Attorney fo Dated March 4tn MOBIG Whereas. defw ditlonsef acerta J. Cowles and M zrisssss 1883. at thrreoc m. in liber nunt in theoilireof County. Mlchlg |>« due on «ai< thousand seven nlnty-two cents! ,ftve dollarsj am taken at law to sold mortgage < fore, notice is twelvth day noon, fittadfrd S'K.^SS Hood’s Sarsaparilla '“‘“f ta««^;'rh'b*ck"h’ contained In sa auction to the scribcilnsaid to satisfy said and expenses, west quarter of (t), north of ra hundred and tbe rmtedBtat Ing ttierefrom south side of totore convey© Sde . t said ai township of I Irving, Barry ( February 131 Whereas.de meet of the bm the 28tti day o Arthur 1>. EM Hubert C. 8tro Barry County, was recordrd deeds of the ct the said moru said Walter D assignment be and recorded said County o ary. ia«3. at io . be due on ot this not of winelm} er sum ot Iso for in said me amount claim No suit or p Now. tberel virtue of the auction, to tl lows. U>-Wtt: Commencii Blake's lot ii ■ Barryaud b thence east north line ol highway era land deeded highway iu •oath Uno ol apple river point ofstaj the place o more or le»i town tour i lawfully ttx the (ollowir tbreo fret a east comer thirty-one.. running frt ooasUtutin Coi. ot Irvt oltocovei abovewitt fixtures til fog both a CRA3. Il Dated. 1 Notice public an the stat at ten tatermtd on sreti township �MORTGAGE BALk. HISTOEY OF A WEEK. AUDITOR GENERAL'S OFFICE I Mint. March 24. uus. f iCE Is hereby given that certain lan IXta.lt 1»«M I— ““J” •&“»T8SR r'n^'X.c’KS -- , DUKE OF VERAGUA ARRIVES James Ryan, nerving a ten years’ sen­ New Yom, April 17.—The American In Statement* which win hereafter be tence in the Rhode Island state prison for :«■ «>’c<5S,’a."' ,JfroJKwr°A“n“ describcl forwarded to the office of the Treasurer of said County, will be bo;«| at publla auction by Bighway robbery, made a desperate at­ fine steatnen New York from Southamp­ ”, xti-hfean. on tbe 3rd day ot vetnuer *. 1.. . th liber 3t of mortgages, on pare 55. on which innFt-aci there Is donned to 1*5 due al the d»te or tbSTnMice the sum of the hundred, nin#Ty j "Ik and e^hty-one cento. Md an , 7 /.<■ of twenty-five doiiars pro»,deu;iur ’’ ’lid I’K.rt '-re. and no suit or proceednn ;■ t iw UOTI: - been instituted io recover the moueya ”r’-1 ”T «ld tnortgago. or any ! -t ib-re-»f. That on tbe Irt itSy of July. r?<. thcUd Hiram M. Cham} «*w»lrd a «. i, enrt to the premises described In said Ip: Alt: Tweuty-nvo-acres off the ' r-'A -At: of tb” east one-lialf of south cost . ui’rter.W -diunt.v’-nty tbne .M) town-two t2) r">'ln!i.'3 ten v.e’.t Which said re­ ! i* duly record-M in the office of thereglst..‘r rd’ced-uf Barrv Cnuniuon thu 1st day of ., ..,,t j. ,) n> |'twr±»of niorteavcf,’;»agr 31S. tht-refore. by virtue ot the power nf .-milamed In 'aid inorlgmte. anil the -udi case made and provided, notice , • .•.-retry given that jm Saturday the - ,lo ot June. A. 6.. 1«I3, at ten ’ in the forenoon, 1 shall sell ajt public ., : to the higti’-'t bidder, at tite north ' .- d'.jor >>f thoCourt House In the Clly nf ’•: ■ • that b-.-ing the place where the Glr, for'tterrv County Is holden’. the • -n-i < .Ifevcrlbed in s»hl mortgage, except -i i .-reteforv released, or so much thereof . tn- nrce«M»ry to pay the amount -I\ald mortgage, with IO percent. Interest । • i !< ; d eo-ts. together with aa attorney '* । ’of ’nventvtive dollars covenanted - iirn-lt, the pnmlses being described •' '.I mortgage a* all those certain pieces .'.‘I,’irc-ilaud situate In the Township ■ H...... .nd Orangeville tn tl: > county of 11.. 1:v‘:iud 'tale of Michigan, and known and .l-'.’-Hie-l as follows: ।rcimber f--ur (4) .village of Cloverdale. I ‘ rvVvunty. Michigan; also twenty-five acres north part of the east one-half of the ■ »,t quarter of section twenty three ts» . ■ a-.> -2) porli <>f rartgc ten (io> west, except , ■ |. vighl nils (Si north and sotrtll and twen- Hiram M.Ch^sb. Mortgagee. 1 March till. 1&>3. MORTGAGE FO1Uv’L»)SURE. it-f*-.ilt hai Ibeen made in theconA.-i-rtain t u .-tzauc, •■xeculed by Alva . .nuMary’A. Cowie* otthe Township Ikirry (wiuty. Michigan, to Alice J. • II .formerly Alice J. Morey) of Toledo, ■ r<u4»Uii- May thu seventh. A. I)., Itwri. ’.-.I on the seventh day of May. A. Il. ■i—co'clock and thlrtv-flve minutes, p. ., ti .in .>.*r 'J2. of mortgages on page »x. , • ’ t:;e register of deed* for BarryM B ;.tn. and there Is now churned to <.<! mo-t. igo the stun of two - hundred and *lxty dollars and | iislnchtdingaui.ttartiryfreufthirty । and ii<» proeeriluu''* having been , to recover ihedebt '■'cured by thu • • orauy part tln-reof; NoA- tiiercis hereby given that on Friday t ho v of May ls3X .u i.’ o’chK-k ■ - ’ tiiiic.iit th-; n<»-tli front d<x>rof in 'll- ci tv of Hastings. Count y it.- i>t Michigan that being the circuit court for County of, i.' — : v.rhtenf the power of sale «... i iiiurtg.vge. I will s«-l! at public liUb>-'t 'udder the property des•,.l hW'rtgoge, or sufficient thereof ■ i; m. rtrigr Indebtedness, costs . jkdd premises bring the north­ . . V- ’bni fourteen ill’, town four un.tc tutu- .;•■ .west containing one i 'iklv m-res ot land according to t.'.' -S '.me. . excepting, and reserve . -Hi’ a"’-’ taken ufl from the u''.. rv-rrvaii; iiiki uik•re of less txkcu off from the north nlx.-ni describeil premises by the InlhiB for a pu.blia highway. In • t’otmiv. Michigan. d.:.■£ Citi-iu'Hn.L. Mortitageo ■■: i-.rt v. Attorney for Mortgagee. “ il 11 reaaurer al the County Seat, on the Am MondayMay next. M the time and place dri-iguntiil f-o-the Au-jubI Tax dak». if not v-reviousiy redeemed or canceled according to Said stetetnenu contain a full deecriptlon of each parcel of said lands aud mat be seen on iippllediion at the Office of tho County Trelwirer after they are reived by him. Tbe land struck Wftethe Stole for Taxes of 1MD or other years.' at the Tax sales in May liu. will be offered subject to the right of re­ de.m nilon prescribed by law. STANLEY W. Turner. ^AUDITOR GKNKUAL CHANCERY SALE, pursuance and by virtue of an order and iMw uf the circuit court for the County of IHirry’. in chancery, in the state of Michigan, made :ui<l dated on tbe 21st day of November, A l». taA in a certain cause therein pending where­ in John Holden is complainant and Gottlieb Zuscbutti. Marla Znscli-ht. the Chicago. KMai!uuo >aod EagUiaw railroad uud Callus L. Gi.tAi »w. .re defendants. Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder, on Hutnrdsy the 33id day of April. A. D. I«3 at ten o'clock iu the forenoon, at the north front door ot IhrCourt bouse In the City of Hastings County of Harry and State ot Michigan, said Court house tM*hiK the place lor holding (be circuit court tor said County of Barry, the following described property; Ip wit: Thu south rust quarter of the south west quarter ot section seven In town four north, range hewn west aud containing forty acres < f {land more or less; nnd rommenritig at the north east corner ot the north west quar­ ter of the north west quarter, of section twentytwo nnd running from thence south forty rods, thence west twenty rods, thence north forty rod*, thence east twenty rotis to tbe place of beginning, containing Ave acres ot land, this also being In town four north, range seven west Dated IListlngs. Mich. March 7U>. 1MB. Frkp W. Wxi krb. CircnitCourt CotnmLssloner. Barry Co'dnty, Mich. . A LGXZO E. K CK ASTON. Solicitor for V-ornplaiuant. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ay,,, av. tempt to break jail, and In his capture re­ ceived three bullet wounds. The stockholder# of the Sibley, la., bank lore even tblng by the recent failure,*bleb ,failure ot a state bank since 18OT. The depositor# will be paid 1122,000 -n full. Insurance rates have been advanced 30 per cent, at Dea Moines because of inade­ quate tire protection. Between forty and fifty earthquake shocks have occurred at Pico Canon, CaL General Manuel Gonzales, cx-presldent of Mexico, died at the City of Mexico. He All the members of tho Tennessee legis­ lature have started for Washington to visit the president. T. H. Carter, chairman ot tho Republi­ can national committee, publishes* call for a meeting of that body at Louisville, Ky., May 10, for the purpose of con.-ultition with a view ot securing uniformity aud harmony of action by tho party in the several states and territories. George Bradley, a negro of Bowling Gteen, Ky., beat his 7-yaar-old boy to death and then he and his wife drank poison. Bradley then cut hla throat. Tho man will die, the woman may live. President Cleveland Is to be elected an honorary, member of the Delaware Sa-ngerbund. ton with the lineal descendant of Christo­ pher Columbus, tbs Duke de Veragua, on board, arrived at quarantine shortly after - c °’°Iock Saturday '' ' morning. A driz­ zling rain was fall, ingat the time and tho vessel was al­ most bidden iu a prevailing fog. Ax soon us tbe New York anchored Commander Fran­ cis W. Dickens, U. S. N., representing the federal govern­ ment boarded • the New York and de­ livered an address VKQAOUA. of welcome in-Spanlib, to which the dtike appropriately replied, after which thu bau'j on board played “America.’’ The steamer Blackbird with the recep­ tion committee on board left pier “A” about 7 o’clock and proceeded down tbe bay to the New York and the duke and his party, were transferred to tho Black­ bird which was provided by the Columbia celebration committee to bring tlie party to Twenty-second street and North river, from whence they were escorted fo the Hotel Waldorf, where tbe ducal party will remain during their stay—until they leave for Chicago next week I Tb. Dneh-. The duLi.^.ur.Mbrlh. duke is accompanied by tho Duchess *’ 'r son. Don Christopher LESSON IV, SECOND QUARTER, INTERNATldblAL SERIES. APRIL 23. C0HDEH3ED L “Then Job answered tbe Ijord anil said.” After a time the three men ceased to answer Job, because ho was righteous in his own eyes and justifod himself rather than God (chapter xxxil, 1,2). Then to tbe Makes an every-day convenience of end of chapter xxxvli wo have the wive and okJ-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. weighty words of Elihu (the.name signifies “God Himself”) speaking on God’s b^ialf (xxxvi, 2). to 'which Job makes no reply. padago makes two large pies. AvoU From xxxviii, 1. to xll, 34. Jehovah speaks, and now for the first time since the throe imitations—and Insist on having Ite .friends slopped, with the exception of chap­ NONE SUCH brand. ter xl, 3-6, Job makes reply, but wo shall hear him m nn entirely different man from MERRELL St SOULE. Syraone. N. T. the ono who mode reply to Ellphaz nnd the others, giving them as good as they gave him. . ' 2. “I know that Thou ennst do every­ TIME TABLE. ' thing. and that no thought can lie withIn cflect January '£t. 18S3. holden from Thee.” It is a good and help­ ful thing to believe that God can do every­ Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detroit thing, nnd that nothing is too hard or won­ derful for Him (Jer. xxxil, 17).' Sarah Lv. | Going East | stumbled here, and so did Mores and the 10 Grand Rapids I East Purls spies and hosts of others (Gen. xvlii, 13,14; DsUoit, bsisg & kta u-irar lievc that no purpose of God can be frus­ ; Elmdale Clarinvilie trated (Ps. xxxili, 11; Isa. xlv, S4), and since 'Lak.- (Mmm His ways and thoughts are as far above oura ; Woodbury us heaven ia above the earth (Isa. lv, 8, 9) “““ let us away with oura. however attractive to ourselves, and be filled with'His, which U"‘“> S“u*-'b“,b'^ : Do»M«l.<l.l Fll.r Colaubu.Aqull.rn, are sure of nccompU>hment. 3 “Who is he that bldeth counsel with i Dou Mro Culumbu. «n,l U. Morqub. out knowledge* Therefore have I uttered diseases front from gutting u.lUoo a . foothold foothold in Iu the tl.. > b.h.,,.,, ,U of .bom or. PROBATE ORDER that I understood not; things too won­ l.v Howard City ~iTxT country by importation. State of Michigan, Couffly at Barry—as. descendants of Christopher Columbus. derful for mo that I knew not." The „ Edmore The Meyers ballot machines were used Tbe Tl.. reception committee wliich _ l.'l.u M fll con —­, Ata session of the Probate Court for th# Stanton will words of Jehovah hod taken bold of him County'of Barry, holden at the Probate Office iu with good success in many local elections ,, Ionia fer the freedqni of tbe city on the duke (chapter xxxviii, 2. 8) and laid him low. ex­ Ar Grand Ledge the city of Hastings. In raid county, on Thurs­ consists of U<mernl Horace Sorter, Perry posing his tolly. Elihu had spoken wisely day, the I3lu day of April. In the year one Lizzie Borden, charged with the murder Belmont, Theodore W. Myers, C. C. Bald­ tb-i'issnd eight hundred aud ninety (lire.,. IGoing West | A. M. Present, Charles W. ArtsStrong, Judge pt if her father and mother, has been a pris­ win, J. E. Simmons, E. V. Skinner, Isidore when be said, “We cannot order our speech ., Detroit by reason of darkness’’ (chapter xxxrii, 1&). Probata. oner in Taunton jail since last September „ LaoBlng Straus, Howard Carroll, Whiter Station And the Holy Spirit through Pnulnssuies In tbe matter of th# estate of lunner Grand Ledge and ber trial. will not take place before and J. J. Martin. N Crittenden.- deceased. . uh that "in us— that is, in our flesh—dwell­ ,. Mulliken Wm. P. Bldusm. administrator ot raldcstste, June. ed! no good thing,” and “we arc not suffi­ .. Sunfield comes lute conies into court and ana represents that lie Is propro­ ,. J Woodbury WISCONSIN TROOPS ORDERED OUT. pared to render his final.account ns such adcient ot oun-clvca to think anything as of .. Lake Odessa mlnisirator, — and •» •prays —.-«♦».-» that aday be aWnlnted It is feared that the fruit ‘ndw in bloom Threats of Lynching Murderer II Itson ourwlves’’ (Rom. vii, 18; II Cor. Hi, S). M Clarksville for hearing tbe same, and a decree of distribu­ ,. Elmdale 4. "Hear. I beseech thee, and I will speak. tion and asslgutnent to creditors duly made, Kin — the —» vicinity ot Jefft-raouvilie, Ind., was I will demand of thee and declare thou .. Alto and be discharged from »atd trust. I ruined by th. lll0 imil. trees in ' Clinton Junction, Win., April 17.—Mat­ unto me." Job had talked thus foolishly ., McCord Thereupon it Is ordered, that Thun* lay. the ttb tl-iri — v «rrhnr.l« rlt near by suffered. East Paris day ot May. A. D. IBM. at rdve o'-h-.-k tn the i--------u-in> orcunrithew BiUon. who shot his wife nnd Mrs. (xiii. 22), and Gcxl Lad given him back Ids Ar iGrand Rapids forenoob. be assigned ter tho heaviug i't »n:d . Tbe New York Times has changed own­ llcnrn in thel town uf I a I ’ rolrlu ThuraI M own words (xxxviii, 3; xl, 7), and it would petition und that the heirs at law <»: s.;:d d.» ers, and will hereafter lie a Democratic ■ I A. M. coved and all other jhtsous Interested Iu sold day and set fire to the house, was cap- ■eem that Job now quotes them in deep .__________ estate . are reipured U> appear at a session of organ. IGrand Ix«dgr i It 15 humility turvd about tlirro miles east of this place ,—,and self condemnation, for be had said Court, then to be lioiilen at the Probate ,. Portland , nw E, C. Horen, of Chicago, bag gage- master I y o’clock! clock ^alunlay Saturday morning. Meforu Before • airwuiy already saiu; said: “i1 wiu will lay hand upon office, Office, in the City city of Itastiug*. Hastings, iu in wild mH«i Count?. county. ,• . TZ-ii i C, ' at v i«> mine mum Ar Ionia 12 10 re.taal'h lA'lllw. ‘ ' ""*klU'd hr " enpture .ulcld. »hn..p have I .pokt-n. -......... he > . <»l«l to ... commit -........ . i. .. . ' my mouth. I, Owe On hnvn nn/iV<«n but 1 ■>, f 1I w-IU tvlll Lv ' Howard City 145 Ar Ionia I th. L,.!., lre.t " Istanton to the persons InterrshHl in said estate, of th«1 ' t,l‘ »•*«””«• o* tho i he will get well. W hen Bitsou was brought1 no further* (xl, 4, 5). “ |Edmore____ |________ pendency of sain petition and the hearing 1‘r U'e yar ended here a 3 moo Illob coiiecieu collected u> to ,iyncu .lynch mm him aun and urn thu |! >k 5 “i have hwini of thee by the bearing ----- ‘-----। . March .1 . r were £-.4.L,. I. nere of• • Every day, others week days only, t stop . wiitcn has l>e«m paid ij .sheriff Governor IWk Peck tar for the car, but dow mine eye sevth thee." It «b !€hl«I,3t}7,loS l.«7.1tobm.l»u»trid h^tt ml^ubri Govreum » , m dividends and exoensre. I troopfc ‘ L< id be (Mm| that modi hearing of the on signal. Parlor cars on all trains between Grand Kil^r printed and circulated in said County of ■irry, once In each week for three *ucee»'lve ■ .Vjuenan msiirancv compkniw have j Thn governor replied doclariug that Wis-1 gwpd is merely a hearing by tbe car. In Rapids and Detroit. Hears 25 cents. Connections weeks previous to said day of hearing. I given up nil hope of hearing from the miss- ! must not Imj disgraced by a lynch•• fact, , He who Ih perfect in knowledge made in Union station. Grand Rapids with th* hicago* Wbst Michigan hatlwat fob C'HAH. W. AUMSTUONd nil I (xxxvi, 4) told us in the parnblo of the C wg;. tbftt tout the tuts mob' moo must must be oe baffled uauieu nt niaii|\***'«, ***= jwmiw .w ui CHICAGO AKO TH« WKST ANU FOX MCHXB. Judge ot Probate. . | lug steamer Naronic, aud are paying looses iug ou the tbe vessel and cargo. au hazards hazards,nnd nndthat that hebehrd hrdordered ordereda aconicom-j sower j sowerthat thatititwould wouldbebeso. so. Th« The question uox, Manibtkk. Tuavkhsk City. Elk Raf(A truo copy.) I The Chinese registration law is giving pany of militia to the scene post haste. He ’ forL. us L, is, “How ' Il1 . do lz I’ hear!" tillFor the Sav­ ihs. ('HAKIJCVOIX ANI> Petoskky. Favortt# route to tbesummer resorts of northern Michi­ ‘ tbe MViillll. i1TIi*Ik1h ill nmd 11 t.Anhln iour teaches tlK us to "take lll-ed heed how we hear gan. revenue .offlcinls in((.1 Culorado trouble fen,,. kept bls .word mimi.ll,. promptly -.ml and .a .special twin train * illllr ' I without end, uud with’all their efforts reached here with the Governor’s guard and what we hear” (Mark iv, 21; Luke viU, Trains leave Grand Rapids for ( hlcsgo,8-M A As to mving God, it is written, I scarcely any registrations have been made, from -Miunson was 18) Madison on txiaru. Iward. mu Tho prisoner wm r. ai.. r . ai. aim > js. m. All the liuckcl »hop«i in Nashville, Tenn., ‘ from U1,! J11’1 nnJ 10 Bantboo, where “Binned are the pure in heart, for they jua lA-ave for Manistee aud Traverse City 7:30 A. be t-Jnlined under military protec will cease busluM# on account of the pro- he 1----will ------------------------------------------------------»— ­ shall sec God" (Math. v. 8) Bpt God said M. and S-3TP. M. Leave lor charlexolx and Petoskey 7-JO A. M. to Mom's. "There shall no num see Mo aud tion. . hibitive tax Imposed on dealing in "futures Parlor cars on day trains and sleepers on live" (Ex. xxxiil, 20). And yet again it is night by, thu legbdnttire. Tho bill im|»).«e<l u trams to Chicago. ICough-aud-Tuutble Welterweights. mid, "They anw God nnd did cat and. ZAsk our agents for further particulars or state tax of fr'iO.OW per annum on all dealConey Island. April 1H.-A11 tiro sp.rta drink" (Kx xxiv. 11). The key to'tb^ro write to Gkorok DzIIaven, Geoff Pass*r Ag't. j from New York, Brooklyn, Jeracy City, , sayings is probably found Ln Jolin i, 18. Grand Rapid*. Saturday. April IX ! 1U1J tbv. vicinity, and many from Boston 1 d "Wherefore Labhor myself and reqicnt A collision of cable cars in the LaSalle I came to the Conoy Island Athletic club last in dust nnd a-hre.” Thin in n wondrous street tunnel at Chicago resulted In the so- I night to see Tom Williams, of Australia, . change from chapter xxlx, where in replying vere injury of Frank Mack, Annie Boas, I nn,i mny Smith, of Boston, fight two j to Bihput ami singing his own praises he Max Boas and an unknown woman. There [rounds fora purse of cxj W,Old, tho kpki loser to ' um» tbe pronouns I, me. rouiius lura .w-z, vuo ............. .. ..... ...7 my about -50 ­ TIME TABLE. was u frantic lime for a few minutes. 1i take take81,000, 81,000, and and'The ihe welterweight welterweight chamcham-’ ; time*. times. In Intbe thepreweace.of presence of God God the thoholiest holiest In effect September 11.18&L ’ The total bank pionshtpof ofthe theworld. world. It Itwas was aarough-andrough-and-j ’ men menare ,lreinode madeto tofevl feelashamed. ashamed. Isaiah Isaiahsaid, said. bank clearings clearings for for the tbe week wecK '' pionship SMI.iW, ot which 8524.139.254 •tumble fight and a hurricane oue while it "Wot- i. me. for I nm n man of unclean Your Druggist will supply you. were wna outride of New York city. Thu iu- in*ted, both men being severely punished. ‘ lips.” Daniel said. “All my comeliness crease over the preceding week *iw 9.0 per i Williams, however, threw up bis own ; was turned to corruption in- me." And wnU , 1 sponge. ____________________ even John fell on Uiaface tu* oue dead (1ml The relics and ancient documenta of; itod Acridmi to a itaiiooui«L • vi. 5; D.-ui. x. viH; Rev i. xvii) The rightKalamaxi'o Lv... Mnrytan.1 -III ool lxto Chtaqo to SA.N Fp.vriwYl Fhascisco. April ^Ttd'nUlt'i fb 1™^ "^ ““ Anril H.-Mre. 17—Mr. ,Lilly ... COUsm-ra or Lunu nuuoOlli* “ Wl r.--------Cooper......... San Francisco, April 17.-Mrs. Lilly . W||d rtll!iy rap. (Phil. Hi. 8; l.ra Ixiv, East KieblAhd Juncl. “ The Nuigarji Falls Route.” tnulu attemnted an accent in a hot-air' _i.it...«... --■xkjET ours So decides tbe commission in charge of ( ball(Mrtli intefading to descend by parachute l0 appear os not worthy of mention. The stations. mem. ■ , . » at tbe Cliff house. The bnljoou caught _...nu. language IIIDgTUIgr of Ol these!! UIO.WU emptfed CUiptK'U man UUUI will Will be in.- in III <OQyerit Q aoai- Michelet, -i_ __ ij _i._ ..„t_ .....i ' _. Oscar Mlcbder, a C*bl*? cable C*r car OTlnrnnn gripman of of fl re |in< Bbn »..i» fBnf __ receiving a compound the Hue of.... this verse, or that of Paul, when ■I Shultz.. |M.mJpJn !p.m.lp.in.|a.m. St. LrouLs, was fined 815 for jumping on his fractureof both thighsandlacerated face ‘ beany*. "Not 1, but Christ, who llvctb in . ! mother’s c -ffln and throwing the corp#® WOIludB. _________ j me?. -.Sot, i, but the grace of God. which H 1 astings.................. nrtri out o< tbo wtalow. , Thrc„ chlld„I, Crrm.ud, ] w„ wUh m, ' (Got II SO; 1 Cor. XT, 10). It ICoats Grove Woodland lW»>w t molt H. Hull. MipenoU'txl.nt „ .„ ri , I l»Go<l who worfcetli to u. both to trlU outl _ ____ _ |a.m.|»-m.!p in.ip.ro.lpJn. Bltooxt-nt; April 14. MrxAlnawonh; w (lj of (iu ; nlwo.ure. ,u«l Ulaour Koodbunr Habtinos__________ I XMl A37|uu»2i J.fwl 1.00 ot the blind Inrlltuilon at Jaek.onrdle, 1 111-., having ottered hl; rrebmatlon the at;d her three ebilOruo. Harrr. tjjdh Am pU„ to let IHm^eMItWourwlve. tullyto l ia 1>. r.A-.V. Lensing M. A. GILLMAN. ixteal Agea’. Hasdqjri place la to !>•> tilled by Vrealdeut Short, ct I ole. "«Y* A 'P'J J™ '•_*«“* -■ bur“"1 Him (PtiiL IL It; Heb. xlii, SO. -.11. Detroit the llllnola Female collet;.', n yoiinq ladle.1 . to death Io their flat taat nlghu 7. '-Aud It waaeo thabatlarthelxad hn.1 Grand Rapids school of thu Methodist church. LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS, spoken these wunls unto Job. the Ixnxl said „ , ' । to Eliphaz the Tenmnite. .My wrath ia kinMonday, pr ■ idled against thee and against thy two Chicago. U^Jt^ern’i,^j “Vureaco. April th | J**.?££ Chicago. April 17. l-miSl"*'0“d I Following were the quotations on tho or our w.rfa. aodKhy oor -orttaw. ‘TSe- e^tan a. HUopoU., Nx U. ~rsr IK MT "Eg teifSX“*8S!^ia5,Sl leei.”'—'* Why Suffer? When you can be Cured t:i - money secnreii bv a mortgage dated t of September, liw. executed by l>. tlnzbes. Sarah l». Hughes, liis'wlte, • S'.roi.g and Emma Strong, his wife, of tiuly, .'’ieii.< .;i. which s.itd mortgage .-rd- l l:i tin- ••ffier ot the register of l ’he , inty of Borr>'. Io litter 22 of niort•, Ji and as on the 3d day of Oe-s : j <i‘clo- K V- m. And. wheretw. ,1’irtiT ig" has been duly aligned by the :t. r Dirk<on toJohn A. RooertMH, by -it iir-arii-.g date 2»th .->pteinber, 1A<5. i-i m. hi |iber;;'J of mortiw-e 125,and the same ts now owned A ; j whereas.th* amount claimed to .in said morigngB at the. date notice is the sum of Soosn.no !;'>i and interest, and tho furthts.'- noas nn attorney fe« stipulated «r.d mortgage, and which is the wnolif •it -l.i'med to he due on *ald mortgage. ! or proceeding has bren instituted at •nv-r Use debt now remaining secured I m<>rtg.-.ge. or any part th.ireof whereby .r.-.rofsJe contained In said mortgage । oin- operative. . i nun-fore, notice h hereby given, that by •o! the -aid power ofsale.ht.d tn iwreuance -■ jtqte In «nrh case made aud provided, .i i mortgage will la- foreclosed by a saltrealises therein described, at public •;>. t i the highest bidder, at the front door court h<ms» in Hss’lngs. iu slid-County ■ <; n i. • - 1.1*.-* are described In said mortgage as fo|’ t"*ivd: , „ , ■uiui-m-in; st th* north v. ‘i-t corner of F. L I.•: in the »iUage «>( Irvine. County of I uni State ot Michigan, and running from - -a--, nr in mi easterly direction along the \ line of lots heretofore-couveyi-d mid to the , a .v i r-i-iog th#race »ud nasi of the lot or . ■'••cd- 111 Effie Baldwin, and irom said . i\ ,.• .i south easterly direction on ihe . r ■■ < f Hie r.u-eway. to Intersect the pond; • on -Mid along the westerly Jln«» of said 1 .northerly direction to the dam. and . e:i.*e following the center of ill-.! Thorn'•• r v.-r to a poi.it directly north of the if starting, and from said point south to .1 u- d beginning, containing tun acres ■ >r ■'%; snd all on section thirty-one In ti <■' rang# nine west, mcoepting ।• i •u-nbov.-ail street* and highways now . . •• thereon Also the undivided one-half of : .ii iAine: commencing at a point flfty■ >1 •: six in-hrs west and twelve rod-, ■ fret ami three inches north of the »outh• >nicr of tfee northwest quarter of section •tv-wne. town four north ot range nine west: ning from thence west eight rods; thence th to the renter of ihe Thurnapple river; •i -ast eight rods, thence south to place of iuniag. If Is expressly understood that this -b'-Tibed premises Is ail the premlve*. mill and rights of flowage, owned by - • • E. Gardner and Frank Campbell and stunting tho late Ann. G»tdnor. Campbell & . ol Irving, and that this mortgage is Intend­ !irr Hie undivided one half of all rights ablGnrdner. Campbell «; Co., together with |H-rn«*tual right to the water power, back rr. ibiwac* and mill privilege described with tbe roller flouring mill aud all mill uievtijcreln now standing or hereafter to be •t--d aim placed npo.i sala premises Includb?th of above descriptions. John A. Rohkrtson. Assignee. Attorney. Dated. Hartings, March 1st. ISM. ADMINIBTRATOR'S SALE. Iu tbe matter of the estate of Esther M, Fenituck. deceased. S> th e )< hereby given that I shull »ell st puldic miction to the highest bidder, on Friday the :l«t ,<iav of April, A. D., IMra. at ten o’clock. In the forenoon at the Ute re»bletic« of the late Esther M. Pennock, on vciion sixteen herein de«cribed. tn the township of Barry. In the county of Barry, tn the ntaie of Michigan, pursuant w llccusc and authority grunted to me on the 8th day of March. A. I). !*«: by Hie Probate court ot lUrrv county, Michigan, al! of the estate, right, title and Interestvf tbe said <ieceH-wd of. In and to the real nutate situate and b-lng in the county of Hurry, in the slate of M’.cbljtnn. kmwn anil described os follows, town-. Th- »outh wet quarter, section sixteen, exC-qj one .md one-half seres off ths south west owner. The south east quarter of the south east quarter ea-d uf tho highway section seven­ teen. *ctiool lot numlwr four, section sixteen, all in town one (1) liorth range nine (0) west. Also emninenclug fourteen rods west of the center of Section twenty-eight. T. 1. N. R, 9. W., lheuco west four rod#, then*# sooth IS rods, thonee cart four roils, thence north 15 rods to tbn place of b-L-innitig Also commencing at th# northwest corner of lot 38 la tho village of Delton. Barry county. Mich., tbenee cast 80 feet, thence south JO feet, tbenee west 90 feet, thence north 30 feet eu section six. town 1 north, raago a w«*L Wm. wThamftom, Administrator. 1 Thousands arc suffering with Torpid Liver-the symptoms are Depression of Spirits, Indiges­ tion ^/Constipation, Headache. Dr. jsanford’s Liver Invigorator is a reliable remedy fbr Liver Disorders. It cures thousands every ye?r; why not try Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator? Chhga, Zalaoaioo & Sagiaaw -1 = -. z£ zt J Michigan Central 12^3 Is gal& CARTERS women's candidate. Dr. Mayes, was ciectea . 1^,^ May, opened ; nwmberof thelioard of education by a mu-t 41l.. July, opened cltwod €.*Hc.: jority oflSa. j Oata—May, opened dared June,, Cbarlre ML a Negro, an.l a Gtrek and orewd eloreJ idle; Jjdr.tyrewd =Sa 1 lAltaKbolar won barnred at Tyler T.X.. | drev.1 ;•£ {ST,25°w!.Ul5f l‘U ' btr*°K“UU‘'“ I ret-temlwr, weed tKJL clrred tltaSt CURE killed-tjeou. Jatnes Wilburn and Dull Butler were , killed and three other men injured by•* fall | of roof m ’ the Champion Coal mine at । Wood’s Kun, 1 a. Flavians J. Barber,Milton Weston, Henry C. Spaulding (of Dulum). Duluti.), and aud others,buck- . «1 bv any amount ot capital have incoi pa-! riby ruryxmouulolenpiul taco,p.,. r«:rf > corap.nr to build u ™n»l trom ' DitaUtorTliul. Duluth to st. 1 am. ! Fire at *1 Louisville l.iuUville destroyed <lo.lroy«l tho ibo LouisIxioio ; Fire Till,coilou work.«n.l fauUy Iren w. uo | Skk Headache and relieve all tbe troubla# toefr dent to a blUcua atato of tho .yetc:n .ach a# n;,... . — — SICK neifltebe. yet Carter's Llttlo Liver PICO ar# equally valuable in Ccnstipatiom curing c rr •-:• ACHE ' . » ’ • HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, Uni-May, opened *£>.77)4. doeed I Jeaua Christ. stoA- Tiro prices al tho Union* ®- "Therefore take unto you now seven i ' t(>lny rani{cd M followB: bullocks and seven rams, aud go to My recelpiii for the «> iy 29,000; |-servant Job and offer up for yourselves a j quality fam left ovar about M*1: mar-' burnt offering, and My servant Job shall kel ^Uve packing and shipping account prny for you." There is no forgiveness of feeling ratiuir ratljir weak weuic and ana pritca pncua uatsro lower; Min witbontthe shedding of blood, for it is sdes '«wf ranged “ at S4.tMjji.IB J*? pigs. 8«.tMuJ.U) Uwblooltlmt mnketh xumemmt fur th, .u« 1UUI. n.«rt l»dU»«. MISeLW W s.A.U.Ak^rr p.dduu ( ahinignir'lou, blessed bo God, there Is forgiveness for all uMpuloff •*—• ^*T t________________________ who come in true proUcnce- Not by the , ’tr„h.'r ” . hf«,l ot ireli. ood but- b, Htaown on „n j shipping account blood He Latli obtained eternal redemp jmj priceswere well nuilntaiue.i; quota- tion tor us (Heb. lx, 12). Observe nlao Uon4 ranjWtl sidpplng Bteora. how He dads with those who touch His HlA<HC0 lAUt0 B1KXi. ja.lM4.aft emmuoa to sarvaute-they must obtain forgiventM uicdlum-lo. trom God. and they must also be humbled “>-bjk”re JL.-MUr o, (kxl lhey ” 4,^x1 Nicer*, and S3.o^kxi veal have touched. Irot the afflicted and perse' I eut«l reRAre In Im. Ur. IL and In ure.1 I Sbeep-Eiilmatod receipts for the day «,au; ; quietness and confidence commit their case quality fair, market ratucr active an 1 prices i toGcd and let Him see to it. steady; quotations »nged at UtMjfrUJ I 9 "So Eliphax tho TenAnitc, and Hildad W”hl|Sr“’ W J u. SbubUn. and Zopbarrlrr S-wmuhlU ka>ud.» Umb. ,,ld M,u |x,nl „m J“‘2£T4Su,2*SSi.gLHX;"“»>‘’1‘b"» ■nrol-nl-u-ra.xrptaddob." liS-d *“ .ll“*“4 pJJitry_chh:k<.-n3. 12-iJlJu per lb; turkeys, how He nmde known to them the way of jaaisc; dueka, geese, • the forgivi nix of slna Dnt it would have per dos. I*ototucs-Uurb.inlu, 7j©7.i per buah- , andied nothing if they hnd not <lone aa el; Hcbrous. par bushel; Pn<n-i.:;n. 7 U ' commanded. Many know the way of life 73c; Roa*. sweet Potatoes- .‘■ ’air to] who do not aocepttiutt lit. .and imuymoro ja^qu pre tror^ Awl»^^ who nre iroTSrwtta o, UodqggJob waa. ! wr^te n.nch prccl<x« time ;m fniitleM tallc Franklin Coal company at Milwaukee ; to *^0^ ir^Ute por lb; bro-on comb. ; Hl - "And — th# Lordjturned , . -the, captivityof» T_ '. have been attached for $37,000 by eiutem ! H)c; dark cumu, good cuuditiou l'.Vftlta; ex- 1 Job when- he praycd for hi* InendX; also »ZvLrn> 1 tracted, OiJdc per lb. i the i ord gave Job twice na much flx he Lui The uraddent has pardoned Nicholas J i N.w York. ' la-iure Tbe real </the cimpterb. the <!► Ber^iikJmpri'*’^ in Illinois fur violaNzw Youg. ADril Nzsr April 17. ■1 tailed tailcil xtatemeut stnicmeut of which thia this la in n sum tion of the postal laws, and W. W. Knoll, j Wheat-May. 75 I-.dyj'.^ic; June. 70^3 mary One hundred acd forty ycaraof life, 7«<c; July. "S September, HHsm twice the allotted span (Pk xc. 10), th# same suite nnd same offense. December, Kyc- Dull and steady; , number ot sons and <huighti-ra (chopThe city of Chicago Has changed majors gone befora, -Washburn# stepping out and Harrison • anur. So.ur.uir >ht. “.‘X?5';?'',- 'till going in. Th# inatallatlou of Harrlfton was were literally Literally doubled. Then so# July. August. •' *l®« tll*y svere an enthusiastic affair, nnd was followed by I June. bow all bis relations and and acNo. X -'b^poUic; steamer mixed, ; in verae 11 how a banquet to the new municipal officer*. Oats—Dull and etiuuly; state. qurdotancas brought him prowents and Mrs. Van Allen Mack, a N#w York dty ! 'to. 17jL-c; April. 3jc. Pork- comforted him. So bafag «ricd be came society leader, has started * movement to Limited <demand; old more. 347.73; new ■ fnr>), —i,; Hta Utter end bainablesaed erect a statue to Queen Isabella in Central 1 mu-.n. SULtk Lard—<J L Lusrd-ente. .ad —-Ar ta suggr.-ttv# ot rendered. |iO»QU» known woman. M. J*. Alton: ana i. r. , Faulds were seriously injured. 1 W. H. Clay ton nay# tl,at the testimony. so far given by “Informer uui-Khnrut is , not sufficient to convince him that Hickey . U.lremauwbonrenleredlil.bro.bcr.jolre . M. Clayton. ---------------1 T.red.r, April 1A | Frank Pennell, a Middlesex county, N. J Y farmer inhaled a wheat beard that Iodized iu his throat A week later-ail . rtloru u> rrnrare lb. brnrf h.vlug tailed- ; b.di^ior i™ktaw C.I wlrwlck. ol Itatelgb. N. a. I cSc*0. "Little Liver Pin. are vary «nd1sad wire h.. bren .ucrinu-ndlng tb. in.talta- . .77>-TtoUk*. OMortwopmanakaadMfc tion ot the government exhibit at thu ; World'n fair, was killed at Jackson park bra 14-ton gun falling ou him. M. J. I kero a comrade, was very badly hurt, Thn fHsteninm! had not-been properly CARTER RCTOMICO.. , The fastening# u«u i SMALL PILLSHAU. DOSE. SMALLPR1CE’ The docks and yards ot the Lehigh an.l “ HEAD every teacher and preacher—do we ray what is right of God? Do wb honor Him. ijjjjitaivntlon from day to dayMs , nUright~wmrea ami thl. only that we preaehr Do we mmmlta HI, ur.re mull,, every way by word i.nd'dred exalt th. Lori Lansing................................. 3 44 :0 43 ........ Detroit...............-...................... 1 35 7 M ......... Grand Rapids................ TOO.................................. •Stops on signal only. + Nos. 5 and fl»111 not carry pas*eng8ri unless provided with freight train permits. . Freight trains will be run at tbe cmvvnMaM of (be company, who reaervethe right to chant* the time ol f-uch trains without notice. W. 8 Hewing. Geu'l Manacar. H. C. Purrail. Gen’l P. & T. Aa . DR. sura taiME NERVI1E 'Bctth �n**liSnu^ofI ^council"Saturday > decldrtTth.t tbecity should Hastings Banner Thursday, April «. 1893MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. ■ -* ibja J , .-r.-TTtrv TKB HASTXXO8, MICH.. POSTOFW1CE, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL notes. TJ1V vou»u< 1 —------Bl,. muter o» rwrat burner •»» Pmldeot ClereUml nulled from U>«: «» ate Ihe tre.tr that bl* pn-dceeiuor. 1 n'eb dtmt H.rrUon, h*d n«otl*ted with rapretmUtlve, of Uw H.wUlun provision*! mmomL *»d «mt Conretumm Blonnt Is the result:— Ix>ndou Economist, "will long be remem­ JUSTICE su FHEMB cocbt. Hooker. Durand. Greco, bered aa one of tbe worst which tbe Brite lab farmer has ever experienced. Tbe I owes have been greater than any Impov­ erished agriculture can bear, dnd the re­ Castleton 3M mit is that'all over the country farms are n■■tings.-,........ vi aty.mward... w ’• sndward... M being given up and all classes connected ” 3rd ward... with the land-owners, tenants and labor” sth ward... era—find rdlii staring them in the face.” Johnatewn------ 131 Free traders Want their new bill passed Maple Grove.... 93 so that, “the people will become accustom­ ed to It before another presidential elec­ Bntteod... « tion.” Americanism can never accustom itself to a bad thing. The people are rap­ Yankee Springs - >5 S3C3L:.:’2 idly learning that the McKinley law Is a to three UlMd* do !»*«•«>«•*• *“ report’ He h«* reported, but whether be good one to let remain Just as It is. But this cannot be done if the democratic par­ lorestlptod or not I* • tl«*Uon. At *nj rote tbe American il« bu been houlod ty Is true to its principles, as proclaimed from a thousand platforms last fall. The down trom the poremment bulldlngi >t Blount** command; tbe protection of tbe south "is in the .saddle” and will not be United SUU* h«* been withdrawn trom satisfied until the party platform is lived the provisional poreroment and our sail­ up to, and laws made in favor of free ors who bsd landed hare retired to their trade, cheap labor and state banks. The ships. Tbe universal sentiment of this country, was for annexation of these Islands, about the only objection coming from sugar ptenters in Louisiana. The position of these Islands, and the Importance of the possession of them by the United States would be of the greatest benefit In case of war, and certainly would be no hindrance in times of peace. Successive administra­ tions have recognized the great benefits of these islands to the United States and only waited for an opportunity of annexation to present itself. • President Lincoln recog nlzed their value, and naval and military officers have testified time and time again of their importance in times ot war. The sudden death of a king of tbe islands 50 years ago only prevented annexation at that time. Thus with the Islands asking admission; with a country ripe for it and a mighty public sentiment in favor of It, the country was hardly prepared to see the American flag hauled down and protection refused. Mr. Blount’s action was no doubt at Cleveland’s command and will please every ■?nemy of America. Whether President Cleveland was determined to rob the out­ going administration of tbe prestige aris­ ing from bringing everything about for speedy annexation or not, is unknown. It Is hard to surmise any other reason for his actions, unless it might be gross Ignorance of the subject The Islands are now In the same posi­ tion they were before they sent their comT»isaloners to the United States desiring annexation, and there Is nothing to pre­ vent them from looking elsewhere for the same protection that they expected to re­ ceive here. ■ The country feels the humilia­ tion and the press has not been slow to comment upon IL Qrr tt Britain la and has been the' malu . ■ enacted into law mean certain republican victory four years from now. The fight for office stUl goes on In New York with unabated fury, the contest be­ ing between Tammany and the administra­ tion. It Is reported that Dan Lamont bore the President's ultimatum to Tammany last week. That New York ring insisted upon the right to name ail of the officers in the city. This President Cleveland re­ fused, though throwing out enough sop to them that will probably have a great In­ fluence In bridging over all differences. A good fat office will cover a heap of dif­ ferences in the eyes of a member of Tammapy, and the promise of a little pap will go a long ways toward healing all differ­ ences. Although Cleveland has been very in­ dustrious in making appointments, there are yet over twenty foreign missions U) fill. Church »nd Society. VSamuel Dickie, once so well known in Barry County, and now so well known In ± the U. S. will speak in Woodland tho 27tb, Thursday next. No one within twenty miles should miss the opportunity of hear­ ing the renowned speaker^ The Barry Co. W. C. T[. U. convention will be held in Woodland the 20th and 27th. Erom ail indications there will be an unusually large attendance. Dickie, the great temperance headlight, will draw a crowd in Barry county as well as Boston. The C. L. 8. C. will meet with Miss Ilosella Goodyear, April 32d. Program: Quotations. ent situation.” Classic Greek course, Mrs. Colgrove. Reserved as this statement is, It Is more Manuel Christian evidences. Miss Good­ than was to be expected from the English­ year. The cotton manufacture of New Eng­ men. Their attendance at the conference land. Mrs. Maggie Bailey. , was understood to be purely perfunctory. Question! and answers in Chautauquan, / and their attitude throughout was one of Mrs. N. Bailey. Character sketch Artaxerxes, Mrs. Geer. self satisfied egotism aud hostility to the object of tho assemblage. To have them Services at the Presbyterian church next frahkly admit they were actually Interest­ Sunday. Krening subject, "A.dumb dog” Service at 7:30. ed and even instructed by the discussions , rera pertaining to currency which Incases Brltbh statesmanship, it ought by all zneans to be held. Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church at 6:30, to be led by Miss Ethel Taylor. At the spring session of the Lansing Presbytery held at the North Lansing church Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs­ day last week. Rev. A. D. Grigsby, pastor of the Presbyterian church of cltyvvte elected Moderator. Several Important matters of Interest were brought up at this session. The most Important of these waa a resolution on motion of tho Rev. H. S. Jordan, of Lansing, that Instead of re­ vising the present creed It was desirable to preserve it os an interesting historical document, and that a short simple 'state­ ment be prepared embodying the substance of tho Calvlnistic Theology. Mrs. Grigs­ by and Mni.,W. D. Hayes were In attend­ ance at this session. Before taking ihe plunge into free trade from the heights of prosperity attained •inder tire thirty years of protection, our lemocratle friends would do well to Inves­ tigate the condition to which British Indus­ The H. C. T. Club will meet with Mrs. try has been reduced by the policy with Doyle, next Monday evening, with the which they have become infatuated. Ac- following program: lonling to the London Economist British Roll call—general quotations. Music. 'rude has rarely been so thoroughly de­ Iteper. Miss Alice Burns. pressed as now. and tbe downward course History lesson. •ootinues. Exports of British, and Irish Music. products fell off about SIOO.OOC.UOO, or « Recitation, Mixa Julia Slattery. Music by choir. per cent, in 1892. an.l imports decreas’d All Interested in this work are requested iu th* neighborhood of Wo, 000. wo, or » to attend. iwrcent Idleness is on the in-rmrae. Krom tbe Iron and steel, tbe live stuck, the ■ •ntbvr, the silk, the cotton, the wool, the Tbe N. E. Quarter of tbe N. E. Quarter - oal, the chemical, and almost every other of s*c 15. township of Irving, Barry Co., Industry comes the story* of hopeless stag­ Mich. About 14 acres cleared and fenced. Lanrequaiitity of oak timber. Wil be nation. Singularly enough the very industry mite wwit of MnulUwi church____ __ _ __ _____________ Two hundred dollars down and no-1 timber M irad. la thta „wtrr I* m „ I amount hu been paid. raawu-ipou., u, Ku-] p owadBOBK R. Mudge & Son, enough bo that other lines of ‘J ^7^"mu,“■ 8 I » ; nf «iwer will run from the court bouse w WUlroKl ,ire«l tten •'“>* lh*“ ,lrc;f!™e rlrer. emptyln* by lie loralture "halt mile below U>« ba*lM*» portion* or Assyria Baltimore Barry Carlton CaaUeton Hartings Chy, tai want.. 2nd ward. Clothiers We wide .wakeaod.nthe field with a Sprlng stoc|< o( highest quality. Our sp«ilU eg ' for the spring season is tn the purchasing power o( yout. , lar with the greatest va|ue, <ve’ offered for your money. Thursday, A —wr».coo* We Ha ■ “iSliMCll dMAWl-IMM ! » » • — wlih ibe eoantr In tbe oowtrooilnb of_^* Mw«. M It ««•<«* • M rood bedlb ot the city demand, * •>••>'“ nr-.wer**e*nd the *ctlon ot U>e eliy jltTenSTnldb. opheM. TbouJ. am somewhat high, yet it te a bad policy to effect a little saving at the expense of , the good health of tbe elty. ” 4th ward Hope Irnng..;............. Johnstown Mapte Grove Oranxevtne......... rraincviiie......... Wnrtawit ------•Dwraappte......... south, and can be depended upon to act as Woodland Yankee Springs.. a unit in favor of the party platform. 2300 President Cleveland has been very subser­ CIRCUIT JCBGE. vient to the southern members as is shown Smith, by his appointments, his secretaries of the Assyria treasury andftterior being southern free Baltimore Barry............... traders and were auti-unlon. The repub­ Carlton........ t. ........ lican outlook might be dreary were It nut Caaueton Hastings..... for tije fact that tbe democratic policies City, 1st ward. be sought, If it is to be sought anywhere, for such evils as there may be in the pres­ ■jther session would go as far as tha first evidently has toward breaking through the rruaCbf conscious superiority on all mat­ 2X0 • south elected Cleveland giving him 153 of the 277 electoral votes which he received. Thirty out of 45 democratic senators, and 120 out ot 213 congressman are from the obstacle to the accomplishments of tangi­ Next Sunday will be quarterly meeting ble results by the International Monetary day at the M. E. church. Love feast at Conference. On tbe other hand the L’nlt9:30. ed States Government was the prime Hastings Star Chapter No. 7, O. I*. 8. mover In the creation ot that conference, will give an anniversary supper in the and took tbe leading part in urging the society rooms to-morrow evening from 5 necessity of radical reform in the world’s t(t 8 o’clock, the proceeds to go towards re­ monetary system. The report of the BriL placing their regal in. which was destroyed by the recent burning of Masonic hall.. ish delegates lately made to their govern­ Supper 25 cents. All are cordially Invited. ment has, therefore, peculiar interest for xrrhe society connected with Emmanuel Americans. They are far from assuming, church will bo .’entertained Thursday, from some or our own monometallists, April 27th by Mesdames N. Barlow, II. that the meeting at Brussells has been Barber, C. Barber. IL Doyle. F. Barlow, toneless. On. the contrary, they assert C. Huffman, E. Throop. E. Holbrook, aud tlie Misses. Knowlton, Messer, Leins, Shu­ tKat- "valuable Information upon the man and Ursula Jones. Supper in the so­ monetary question' generally has been ob­ ciety rooms from 5 to 7. tained ana recorded; and, in particular, The young people of the Baptist Union the declarations made of tbe views of var­ give an entertainment on Saturday even­ ious countries harts given some Indications ing at their church. All are cordially in­ . of the limits within which a remedy must vited. Admission 5 cents. is in itself a distinct triumph for the Bniatelte congress. The British delegates are skeptical of any substantial result from a reconvening of tbe conference, but • If an- Hastings By an oversight we did not give the of­ ficial canvas in our last issue. Following Obituary. ’ David Hoes, of Rutland, was buried test Sunday afternoon* Mr. Hoes was one of the oldest residents Iu the county. Il was born in the state of New York, b«t came to Barry county many years « • He settled in Woodland-and cleared up a farm and there experienced the privations and labors of pioneer life. About twentyfive years ago he moved to Rutland and bought the farm where be has since lived. Forty one rears ago Mr. Hoes was to SUM Mirand* ImptU*. She died *1 their borne In RutUnd live month* «o. For some ye*rt Mr. Uoe. bnd ,n Incurable end very painful dlwew *nd bl, deetb vu looked at hte any time. He expected io dte firaZfor Jut irlfe preyed him. They are not long separated. Mr. Hoca dled at the homo of hteson-lu-law. M. U. Burton, where be had gone to vtett and was burled from that place. Rev. W. M. I offer conducting tbe services. Board at World’* Fair. To prevent paying tjjoee high prices for ’board and lodging while attending tbe world’s fair, there Is being organized a Maple Grove. stock Co. known as Columbus Hotel Co. Oranxevllle.. The first 500 persons sending 92.00 each Prairieville.. Butteod......... for board at once can get board and lodg­ ing Included after May 15th at tl.00 per Yankee Springs. day as long as desired, seven cent ride from the fair ground, no change of cars; Total* etrictJy temperance. Satisfaction guaran­ teed or money refunded. Send P. O. or­ ders to S. L. Conrad. Glenn, Allegan Co., Mich, and gel your tickets. This notice ” ’’ Public improvements. will not appear again. ” " Salaries........................ I hare been personally acquainted with these parties for opwardh Of is years and can cheer­ Social Doing*. fully recommend them to do lust aa advertised. The coming Chrlstaln Endea vor Conven. I shall stop there myself during my attendance at the fair. tion to be held at Middleville next Satur. * J W ■ HUKrnsr. day, will be the beat yet held* In the county. . Wayland, Mich. Commissioner elect of the schools of Allegan A very pleasant company was given last Co.. Mich. Taunday by Mrs. George Tomlinson, for Notice. • ' her daughter, Mrs. Mae Young, of Alle­ gan. who is visiting her. The company To the supervisors of Barry County: was a complete surprise to Mrs. Young. I will call your attention to Act 193,. About thirty neighbors and friends gave 'Session Laws of lSM>, relative to the sol­ Mr. 0. A. Whitright a surprise last Thurs­ diers sailors nnd marines’ relief commis­ sion, aud should any of you find It necessa­ day night, and left with him in memory of bls friends a beautiful chaii. A good time ry to raise a fund under said act, you or some member of your board will meet with enjoyed. tin* members of the relief commission un Mrs, Fred Barlow entertained a com- Saturday, May 27th. 1S98, at UaKings ny of ladies «t her pleasant home Friday court house, at one o’clock; p. m. afternoon from three to six with whistRespectfully. At the close of the games a delicious sup­ A. W. DH.I.E.XUKCK, per was served. Mrs. J. C. Andrus and Secretary of the said cntnmlaslouer for Mrs IL L Ileudersholt secured first prizes. Barry County. It will be to your interest to call and inspect our charming display of new nov­ elties and reliable standard grades of HEN'S S POTS’ HATJ 22 QENTJ’ rwnsriiiR Now. We h.ve and I tawe been longtime. Afii with iw- •tX1“ ran be-sok* at a The 15= GLIMJ Heoth'i are wh rolls a*>4 have al higher pnead.f entirely new, aw ceiling matched bargain you can per. When you ask to-see Heath Rcscember th- FRED I goods. Hope Irving Jobnstown... 3s locai Our stock is the safest to buy from lie­ cause good quality is in it. It is the best to buy from because prices are uniformly - CIKC< Thie-week, Bawafter, ehM most recch this of Insure insertion in when brought Bathe 15 cents Uecoration day All we ask of you is to give us a trial. We have the best there is for the price and will give you a D great dollars worth for your money. You caa be economical with no effort whateverx by buying wliat you need of us. ' For e-flne hair Bros. Mild\- C .n kA < VlJ^ ATtlTrno vLUiHlEKb, at Busby Bro«- On oirr-ioslde p interestlag readin Neighboring co also our county lt Old papers fo large bundle for The flntehlng placed <mi the roo Ladteo desirin call at theUASN To aave^yaur Victor spray pu NEW SOODS EACH - WEEK - stsnsnsEK H. a. Good evergreens In bl proving it goaer WE QWET2Q Before buying E. Stauffer’* fin all the teteat pa TOUK TRin’HW AdditKmal •<» ‘inside page; a bielghbortug eo Always amoto /Always the «*u •algar in tbe Un Every-day Occurrences. Watches rea any body can e <rfJohn Besam 4. great dem we.have plenty and. get a large rpHE time of year has come when peoI pie are on the “look” for their Spring wearing dpparel, but there are many people who are on the “buy” as Well as "look.” In other words if they see what they want while on their looking-tour they often buy. Such are the facts in our store. Every day lots of ladies look and find what they are looking for. 1 hey don’t leave unless they buy. Our display has never been excelled in this city and the ladies are unanimous in their praise of our new goods, trimmings etc., and it’s now a recognized fact that we sell more Dress Goods then any house in the city. Spaulding’s Popular Dry Goods House. 5FRINQ JACKETS AMD HOSSERT CAFES. trade at once. D.’»W. Roge boun coontiea Iooms occasio storm. Tbe May ter adJOQFMd from count of busln circuit. Read what missionar-elec Mich, haa to World’a F*k- The Hame make t he seaa .ccpt Tuesday Millinery WednmRlay, 27 and 28 . The Leader of all Vapor Stoves. Without elevated tank, tubes or drip cup lights instantaneously. Simple, Convenient, Safe, Economical, Durable and is the best baker now- cn the market. Try one and you will be convinced. GOODYEAR BROS hardware merchants. ti- • S * rit ■ • Those wlsh teas .this sprin Ing, Main str Tha Bank paper. Add Ladies It elegant stoc aHk waists hundr fa luc in t �When tn GRAND RAPIDS stop at Hastings Banner Thursday, April 20, 1893. w. r. COOK. UulBawt. We Have It Be sure and see my organs before buying elsewhere, as prices are lower than ever. Every organ warranted for five years by John Sessmer, the Jeweler. Merrick Reed has moved Into the brick blacksmith shop across from the court hoese, and will be glad to do blacksmlt hingand wagon repairing for all who need it at tbe very lowest rates. . George I’restab has disposed of his In­ terest in the grocery firm of Phillips <!t Preston, on account of ill-health. His many friends regret that he has been com­ pelled to withdraw •from the baldness cir­ cles ot the city. No Tt« of 0-1 quality can sent by mall. Mayhap you know IL Bj freight, prepaid if preferred, we ship R. B. Messer Is east on a business trip. safely 4, 5, or 0 ft. trees; 3-year Roses of Mrs. Jas. Hewes has been dangerously rare excellence—everything! Your actu­ i ally pay less than for the puny stuff. 1,000 acres Nurseries. 20,000 acres Orchards. D. W. Rogers was in Kalamazoo Tues­ Exact information about trees and frutts, day. Jefferson street greatly improved. Grand STARK BROS., Louslana, Mo. M. W. Riker was In Grand Rapids Mon­ Rapids parties have taken the contract to day. raise It several feet from tbe old founda­ Mrs. Jones visited in Caledonia last tion. and It will be also Improved on the Interior. week. PERSONAL MENTION. W. H. Goodyear is having the debris re­ moved trom the building formerly occu­ pied by him as a drug store, which was wrecked by falling walls, and Is preparing to put up an elegant two-story brick in its stead. Julius Russell Is having *his home on That Maccabees are to demonstrate their Charlie Barnaby Is able to be ont once existence at the world’s fair Maccabee more. week Is one of the possibilities. The ex­ C. H. Whitcomb went to Shultz Tuesday ecutive committee of the Great Camp of Editor Flint will soon non to Sunfield night Michigan will meet at Chicago in the lat­ where ho will take charge -of the News Will McKevltt was In Middleville Sat­ ter part of April to make all needed ar­ which he recently purchased. During his V- c have found what you; stay rangements. . here Mr. Flint has made many friends urday. - ,i 1 have been looking for;, for a. whose well-wishes go with him wherever Mrs. tv. H. Goodyear has a sister visit­ H. H. Snyder has exchanged-the Sun­ .'■Jn Hir e. A first quality of paper h» may locate. field News, which he lias edited for the ing her. past year, for the Barry County Democrat, v ith r.ew styles and patterns that Mr. Selleck, of Paw Paw, will lecture P. A. Sheldon was in Grand Rapids and will take posession of tbe latter paper -vii-old at a reasonable price. before the Chautauqua circle and a few Sunday. next Monday. Mr. Snyder Is well quali­ r\ -c- GLIMMERS of Fred L. others this evening at the home of Hon. P. fied to perform the duties required? ofKan are-white buck, double T. Colgrove. Mr. Selleck has traveled ex­ Rev. W. M. Puffer was In Charlotte editor and will uo doubt meet with the tensively and will do doubt give his hear­ Monday. success that his abilities should command. - F an I have all appearances of a ers an entertaining evening. Mrs. M. L. Ceok was Iu Grand Rapids I.cr priced paper. They are People at the M. C, K R. depot last Sat­ Saturday. Mrs. Ella Bowen has established n branch of ber millinery stere In Woodland, : new. side watt border and urday morning saw quite a curious sight . ling matched and are the best for tnh time of the year; when the train Albert Hafner, of Nashville, was in the and Is meeting with great success. She Is not neglecting her store in this city, how­ , ’ you can make in wall pa- for Grand Rapids pulled in tbe tops of tbe city Tuesday. ever. A large and fresh llnq of hats and were covered with snow. They had Mode Rich, of Traverse City, was ia the trimmings of the latest style were received ‘ When you come to buy paper egrs been experiencing ^nite a snow storm be­ city this week. this week. Mrs. Bowen is fast winning .... - see Heath’s Glimmers. tween Detroit and Jackson. .Will Hams and Will Michael spent Sun­ an enviably reputation as a trimmer of Reirember the place. stylish hats. She can surely please yen. Following Mr. Howell’s lead, apparent­ day at Gun Lake. ly. both Frank R. Stockton and Mrs. At a meeting of the council Friday even­ Mrs. Frank Hauses has been visitlag her Frances Hodgsen Burnett has gone over to parents In Saranac. ing tbe following appointments were The Ladles’ Home Journal, and the most made:—Citv physician, Dr. G. W. Lowry; Glenn Balch has been visiting in the street commissioner, Frank Flfield; attorney important works by these authors upon which they are now engaged, will shortly city for a few days. Silas Stafford; members of board of review, see publication in this magazine. At Jones and R. B. Wightman; fire war­ v/Mlss Louisa Nagler, of Frecpert, den, Henry Wentworth. Tbe city laws Iu the line of buifdingS. W. Goucher is in tire city Sunday. wore so amended as to make the city re­ doing his full share. He has four houses Prof. H. B. Andrus. of Nashville, corder the secretary of the board of water THI DRUGGIST. to finish by June 15th. and will get them In the city Saturday. commissioners. This action, of the coun­ completed before that time. Hastings will »^mory Busby and Henry Osborn drove cil led the’ board of water commissioners, enjoy a great building boom this year pod composed of Messrs. W. D. Hayes, Luke to Charlotte Monday. Mr. Goucher’s work and bls prices seem Waters and L. E. Stauffec to resign. At a to be important factors In the construc­ Walter Lampman and Guy ‘Bauer are special meeting of tbe council Tuesday tion. home from Ann Arbor. eveplng the following board of water com­ The Hastings-City Bank bae opened a Mrs. Sophia Kenfield returned to Chi­ missioners was elected: Robert Dawson, Chas. Welssert and Wallace Kelley. savings department and are now paying 4 cago Tuesday afternoon. per rent Interest on all time deposits in­ Mrs. Jas. Coffield. nee Miss Kittie Doo­ • <JKQUL/lTtON • cluding certificates. The savings depart­ ley, is visiting in the city. ments will also be open Saturday evenings fiQtn 7 to 8 o’clock. Mr.-Flint, editor of the Democrat, spent Daev. W. Revvolds, Sunday In Hickory Corners. Cashier. Miss Maud Young, of Middleville. Is Llsreutti'r. changes for advertisements The street sprinkler should be shut off visiting in tho city this week. . h this office Tuesdays at latest to when goingover street crossings. This Is W..P. Sidman, of Kalanaaaoo, was In j -ri ;•-ertion in tbe issue of the week ' always done hi cities and should be here, Hastings Monday on business. wh» i; brought. especially siucc the new sprinkler has been Miss Carrie Schumann, is home from put on. It throws a heavy spray and the cross walks are rendered so muddy as to Grand Rapids, for a short visit ! 5 cents al Busby Bros. make ladlps wish they had their rubbers Mrs. Will Thomas, of Detroit is vlsittion day will soon be here. with them when they are obliged'to cross. ifig her mother, Mrs. John Quaif. r::ie hair cut *r shove gs to Busby A wrestling utatehJa Yarger Jk-Co’s, hall A. Anderson, Port Huron, visited last Saturday evening between J. Darling, (friend)s In the city over Sunday. • the latest stylus in hair outs of Hastinrs, aad F. J. Corrigan, at CarnpMiss Allie Mudge returned Fiiday Ires. * bel), was tho attraction for the local sports. night after an extended visit east Corrigan Is said to have won Uie match on ;.-id»» pages will be found socio J. Simpson, of Seneca Falls, N. Y., account of superior sL'ength and weight, being some 2<» pounds heavier than Darl­ visited at D. R. Cook’s Wednesday. .. .i*crn>g counties un dMlde pages ing. About fifty witnessed the contest— Mrs. Jennie Maus, of Grand Rapids, was Freeport Herald. ;:rro:.nty Items. in Hastings the fore part ot the week. IMP-: s fur . sale at this office. A Are you thinking nf doing any building ■ Mra. W. H. Stebbins and Mrs. T. J. htire’.R for five certs. this season? It so it will pay you to con­ Bush were in Grand Rapids yesterday. !>;.) i'lg touches are now beloc sult W. Ed Allgeo. the contractor and Mrs. Powers, of Grand Rapids is visit­ : 1: roof ot the court house tow- bullderf* For the convenience of patrons he ha/rented an office two desire to tbe ing her daughter, Mrs. Cora B. Powers. rear of A. E. Krnaston’s office in the Em­ P. A. Sheldon Is obliged to walk with Irins neat tailing cants should pire block, where lie will be pleased to a cane Gils week owing to a sprained .u£ ANNHU offiae. We can suit meet intendjliig builders and furnish esti­ kle. mates for bonding. He can be found . in Mrs. Anna Mason and Mrs. W. N. • i'-. ;.;ur fruit and Wrrle* get tluj his office evenings. Chidester were in Grand Rapids Wednes­ :■ r -j.ra1. pump at the Hastings Engine Some thief broke Into Jr.mes. L. Craav- day. .Into WntkA h-j 's barn last Thursday night and stole a Mrs. A. E. Davenport left Friday for a :i. ... G>»dyeRr lias -ezit down -the robe and blanket. Mr. Crawley suspicion­ week’s visit iu Grand Rapids and Monroe­ • .-z: -•». in liU trout yard and is Im- 's! a certain man aud conmuulcated hlj ville. ••vrag it generally. suspicions to the officers. Late Friday FRED L. HEATH, lScal news. Th week, "5 quires. A most delightful lotion for the Toilet. Used after wazhing ; after shaving ; before retiring. Nourishes the Skin. For Chaps and Sunburn. Heal,, Soothes & Softens Inflamed, Hard, Dry or Ronyh Skin. Comforting in Humors and Eczema. so and »s cent bottles. Manufactured by C. H.dtj. Price, Salem, PEOPLE’S DRUGSTORE. THE KENT oppnlte UNION DEPOT. »B.ooroTD«rUsKK-m T>.o.t.r. N®W' Hoo«* ^"““‘•""K^^ooth. New Hoon Tea Try this tea if you never have, and you will not regret it. It is winning in popular favor every day. We solicit your patronage and know that our goods will please you. Give us a trial. W. fl. QOObYEAR PHILLIPS & PRESTON, The Grocers- MORRILL & CO. Are now prepared to show you a large and well selected stock of Consisting of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, HATS and CAPS, in all the new styles, witj> prices as low as usual. Give us a call and we think we can please you if STYLE, Q<4ALITT PRICE Have anything to do with it. I’.-. .re l-.ylug your curpeu exaraiae L. i <t c.- A ;!?i-line of earpet sainptrs In ii. the mte.-t )Jtterns. Au.iitivaal -..aunty correspondence on .ii- ;< pige; alsf! additional locals and i rounty notes. ' w ' : -armhe Ed. Power* No. 85 cigar. ’ * ,y< tr. ■ nniue; always the l«est 5 ount . in th- United Stated • V> . las readied a prlc*> now so that • aa carr; one if you buy thorn At h l.a Bessmer, the Jeweler. . - i it demand for old papers row. but ■ plenty let:. Call at tbe office a large bunfi'u for five centff. • . v. uvtkD —Girl k learn the millinery trad at once; •- » Mxs« Fkighxeil • • - Rogers■ is iu.Kalamazoo aud Cal■ ouniks this week adjusting Ute • <>.'osloncd by tho recent wind evening on going to the ’barn the first Robert Manhay. of Prairieville, has । thing That was seen was the blanket and been visiting at D. IL Cook’s fur a few ruVo. Either the.thelf was troubled with days. a guilty conscience, orsaw that he was be­ Volney Ferris and bride, of Allegan, are ing watched. ’ j ><he guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr*. Hawkins, whir lives with her Ferris. daughter Mrs. J. W. Lunn, oh Green St., Dr. and Mrs. Spear, of Battle Creek, had quite a serious fall Sunday morning. were guests of Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Fowler She was preparing to eome down stairs Sunday. when tier foot slipped and she fell tbe en­ Dorr Felt, who has occupied a position tire length of the stain, receiving several severe bruises and cuts and Injuring her nt the M. C. Depot, has been transferred arm nnd the bones of her wrist badly. Dr. to Detroit. Tiinuierfc.au wias called and left her as A. H. Ellis and family moved to Grand comfortable as possible. Rapids this week and will reside there in the future. Frank Cote is home from Y;«l!anti for a vacation. Frank was in Cleary Bmdncss . Mrs. Franz Willison returned to Eaton College, in 4ompat»y with one of of th> Rapids Monday after a week’s visit with prole-surs. when the roof of tbe building her parents here. .was blown <*T by tbe cyclone. A piece Mrs. Giiun* has returned to Biz Rapids j of Hying glass be'n : driven into the book after nn extended visit with her daughter, I on which he had been working. He said tbe shock was only for a'few seconds but Mrs. John Kurtz. while It Insteil the professor nnd be hugged the wall tor all there was In It. • ' 1: > term of circuit court will be . t f.om May 1st tn May Sth. oruutThe store occupied by Spence Bros. Is In other portions of the having a tine new plate glass front added to It. This will make n great improve­ ■ ' wLtt Prof. J., W. Humphrey, com- ment. Wc wish every store in the city ■ ■ rof scliools of Allegan Co., might have such a front. Nothing attracts •> ■ to -ny about board at tbe people’s attention more than a tine win­ dow neatly trimmed. Mr. Goodyear will ib..j^n anbther column. add plale glass fronts to hl* two store-* 11 1 IhinfaiL Bay Prince, will and these with the ones tbal Mrs. Good­ ■ >. season Of lfi08 at my l*ornr ex­ year has placed hi her Work will add .; r !<-!»» • . greatly to the looks.of Main street. . .Jos. Rog Kim. Tuesday morning a farmer by the name Mill-aiT}' opening ot sunrtner goods of Burchfield, living in Carlton, came to Hi-.day. Thursday and Friday. April; the city, and attempted to drive his horse for the first time with an open bridle. Ail ' Mis« Alice Hau.. went well until the watering we6gh was. ! .'.ikc wishing w set a nice ornamental reached, across from the Hastings house. this spring csH on Carpenter dt Ftem- Here the horse began to circle so rapidly ■ Main street and leave orders* that he soon became entangled in tne har­ ness. and commebkeq>*to. bombard the J. Cl.AKKE. carriage with both b{nd feet. The buggy Two good carpente i at was quite badlf da in a gid and the harness broken. ' 5. W. GOUCHEK. ^jft the auction arale held last Thursday Contractor and builder. nt the court house for the purpose of re­ I he Banxeii wants good reliable cor­ ceiving blds for grading tbe court yard, respondents from every part of the county Ed. that is not at present represented In the and the sale u! th* old court house. Barlow received •’ the contract for grad­ paper.- Address this office for informa­ ing the yard. Ills bld 21 cent* per yard, tion. being the lowest7 bid. N. T. Parker was ladies It will be to your advantage to the highest bidder for rhe old court house, eailnn Miim Feighner and examine the he giving $55 fbir IL While this seems a elegant stock of new capes. Jackets aud small price for thu building it must 1* ta­ Silk waists. Good goods and correct ken lute consldferatlon the cost of moving prices. IL We undewstand Mr. Parker will move ><lx hundred seems to be Judge Clement It next to hls/hntel und use It for a sample Smith’s lucky number, ho having carried room. Calhoun by ftOO. Barry by ftOO and Eaton W. E. AIL geo. the contractor and builder, >y coo in the. recent election.—Freeport has a No. 1 reputation for the work that Herald, he has done in this citv In his line of busi­ Next Friday and Saturday. Miss Felgh- ness. He has built a great many bouses “"w111 have a sale of ladles, mlMes and here and Has always done Just as he has teblldrons trimmed bats at 81.00. This agreed tee du. Intending builders can be will be the best chance this season to Se­ assured rtf good work If they contract with him. H avlng so ranch work to do it is cure a bargain. . often hs.rd to find him. so for tiiaf lSHiveniExamine our 5 per cent discount system, encc of ? alt he has rented an efflee two K Will pay you, with twenty dollai* each doora ky the roar of A. E. Eerteirton’s of­ trade you get a 5 percent discount. Call fice In the Empire bloek, where he can be for tbtf roupom. found ove&lBgs anl will bo pleased to CurWqollMt & Biwxso*. Blah wjtimatre on baltelag*- Virile B. VanHorn will sing at the World’s Fair this summer with the Uni­ versity Choral Union. Dr. J. W. Sackett, of Prairieville, was fn'the cjtv Monday on business nnd made this office n pleasant call. Supt. Sterling, os the Hastings schools, visited our high school Tuesday afternoon. —Charlotte Republican. Mesdames Julius .Russell, W. H. Pow­ ers. Cora Warner, and Ella Bowen were In Grand rapids Tuesday. Hicks Allen, returned to his home in West Bay City Friday monilyg, after spending the winter with relatives In the city. Mrs. Ida Russell, of Sioux Falls, DakeIto, who has been very sick is much better. 'Her many Hastings friends will be pleased to hear of her recovery. Mrs. N. T. Parker is recovering rapidly from the operation performed on her face to remove a tumor which had grown to the jaw, aud will soon be about once more, Martin Van Westenburg, who haabeen an employee of the wool boot factory for some time 1ms moved his family to Graud Rap­ ids, and will make that city his future home. Leap Karcher, who has be<n working in tbe furniture factory at Hastings, has re­ turned home and will work at the carpen­ ter’s trade with H. Leese this summer.— Middleville Sun. jyRev. W. W. Taylor attended an Episco­ pal convention at Charlotte last week. Rn article which he read on the church In the dark ages Is very highly spoken of by the Charlotte papers. Mrs. Belle Hendershott will sing at the lecture in St. Bose’s church next Wednes­ day evening. Our supply of old papers is getting rath­ er low. Remember that we sell a big Subscriptions for the court bouse clocks are coolag in fairly well. Eejbody waits tbe clocks but a good maay wait Yours truly, t W. HOKKILL & to. ONE PRICE CL2THIERS, IT’S ONLY A QUESTION OF TIME When you’ll find out that the Happy Home Clothing is the best to buy. Many know it already. Perhaps you do. If not, why not try a^suit of it? ■ TOil RUN NO RISK THE MANUFACTURER’S GUARANTEE Secures you in every way. Our stock is ample' for your selection. Prices from $8 up. No shoddy, no cotton, but long-fiber western wool that has the wear-resisting qualities—nothing else used in the make-up. K. K. QRrtNT �Hastings Banner Thursday, April 10, 1893. NAVAL RENDEZVOUS. t ENZS AT THE ARRIVAL OF HER MAJESTY’S FLEET COOK BBOS.4|roPneWr*-_ Naval Raviaw— A Season of NoIm That Was Only tha Man-of-War Stylo ot Bay­ Ins Hail and Welcome. New York. April IK—For a week put sonnrtof the moot terrible specimens of man’s ingenuity in the way of deslruet'on have been riding the bine waters Ln the bay here, and daring all that week the assem­ bled ship* and tbe visitors here—of whom there are thousands— have watched for the appearance of tbe British contingent. So PASSENGER BOAT BLOWS UPi * »y Injured onto* Ohio. WtoAMXC. I».L. April 1T.-Thepa-«>S« .Warner XJU. 3*. F. Fl-hbonr * Co., white April IA-The preaidant "VrSring nominations to the sen.nt the following nmu ___ ___ ttRINC DEED OF THE YOUTHFUL ’ KING OF SERVIA. and minister pw* J. HawBtatxfs to Turkey. oclate justice kins of Ariwn^fI^H of tha territory of of the supremo ‘f Arkans^ to maktag . crip down Ihe ri« Mwraooo blew up. wrioualy firMwrwna G«»«e Critoe. pW'<'to' “ U>. Kagte Utochln. .hope ottbteclty. had both leg. broken and cn.ri>rf M* ««■ wv.rolr Injured Internally. He wUl dl Ocher, who wb«e >riomlr and P°“‘"’ laully Injured J. F. FUhtom. prepneto, ot lb. boat, walde.1 and burl tatenud ly; Clarence Ftehl*>m. bl. amu tadly <caw ri; Daniel Kho.1... badly nally Injured; J.mra I-ong. badlyRaided. Hardly a paMouser When the acddenl occurred U>eboat«" to MM1I..W water. Th. pilot Ited that I her. wm -.melhlng machinery und wm peering tor the du.ru. ^AKlH6 POWDER ALEXANDEffS COUP. While tno gxriux ------------ -- - LO1DO». AfHl 1A—Th, ,b. yonlhtol M”« •' J^reW Ort ■}'«“ “i” * name and addrrea p, 11. hivrS1 Chicago, and nt , .rmpu^''" *<*. King1. Naw Lite Pill, f“v u , * >* copy ol Guide to Health TJ J'" • I loetruetor. tee. An „t ,h?hB««-l<44 w. R- COOK. th. Uniud »-<«n>dl.tHct ot wurman ot Wl» wLlrntu' be auorncy ot 8U“* tor th. wreionl ill.tHcl ot W boon^n. WAUBVTOK. April JA-Thc P~W«° yesterday nominated Richard H. Alvey, of ter, a bouquet to which tbs men who *•»* Upon firtu ot .1Wn>, " c"* cento In pMi.ifn lUunto. »„ ,f“n« prep.MGouv.to.,. Von”’™“■ IM Woai.D’» Cm.rwnu, r, " tot reeuto price I. M* „„„ J"«« you to have one. urjL„ ... Inal. You will fi,„| * ’■*"» «|X|. thing to bapritod. llrouw Si * view, ot the areat buu.n,,,,. wi^‘" ( ff Uon. 01 Mme, .rail. atyle ot art. It m., Mtl»«w ,i you act It. we will n-Uml ,M . Columbia: Lucius Q. C. Lamar, of Miss >M Ireippl. reconlcr ot tho general land o®°« lol you keep ihe book. ,vl,ln,J H.E.BVW.BS Starii H. Miller, ot llUnob. ot V ; cualoma tor U.o port ol “*!">•• nlI. a dlaUnguWied lawyer 0T yeareold. Mordoomed guests •Hte bert Ml.-. lt th. „„M were arrestetl and rla 1. 40 and baa an enelabla reputation In rbo urn prate-dun. Shepard haa alao a bruteA nm. ulcet., ,,u ltau hustled to qunrtetter. rh»Wvj ,.,M Oret-clare legal .tending Lamar lathe .am tors prepared for com,, and all akin ............... imd aS* them in the .pal’ ■ld<»t «m ot the lata Juetta. Lamar. ly cure. pile, nr no w Washington, April 17.—Tbe last noml- gu.ru.tred ace; and the chief z^--^c5r-— to,he pettre, wtlrtutJ'£ nation, mot to the -Date before adjourn- money refunded. Price r. «rnu Jl* of the whole qtncxx nataum. scheme was a boy/>f less than 17. In eplte moot were tboao ot Joeeph S. Miller, ol For Mie Uy W. 11. u, cf the fact he au non need nt tho den““e' Wort Virginia, aa Internal reeanna oomBenton Harbor will itMiUe ' mWowerTSd John W. BlddK ot Mln— ment U«l h. hud .lulnrel hl. ranjorily tery bonds. and propowd to ron lb. Scrrton gowni- wita. recreury ol the legation to Turkey. Miller la an reception to the anUvx re a Fanpera in moat part^ of Monme •oentt tn ent himselfaahelvM the reme ofilce In Claeeland « are plowing for spring crops. 1 Quito a Dramatic Affair. Orel .dmlnutratlon. He area abundantly The young king will not be 17 until next Rev. E. 1L Inmau, BabtlaelcrgjsaaM I locked. Biddle la a nephew of George August, while the low of Scrvio fixes Flandreau. » well-kmywn northwestern Cedar Spring,, Mys h. I s, foUld n ‘ his majority at 18. Tho persons arrested pioneer. He b nn accompllshtd linguist. equal to “Adrionda," Whv.itfs Aewtaafi are the regents, M. Ristics and General Nerve Cure. Sold b; W. H. (ioudjear. IMPORTANT RAILWAY COMBINE. Markovitcb and tho members of the min­ I 7 f j I i •I ' But tor thin lacl II !• perwmm. boned would -hare tow hte^Ute. Daniel Bhourte wm blown thirty tort in land and completely “vend with wrece age. Hla recovery la doubthit Absolutely Pure. that when Admiral Gherardl announced Long woo blown Into the river arid ble re. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest yesterday morning that the British fleet cue WM acoomplluhod with great d “cully nf all in leavernng yrinurth -Latest Lnlted was coming in there was a rush of those by those who were not seriously Injureu. States Govcru’.nenVF'NHl Report who were awake to sec the right. For KovAu Baking PowmenCo.. W all SL. N. X. AWFUL SEISMtC DISTURBANCE. John Bull had chosen an early hour—for fashionable people—to make his appear­ The Island of Zanto«ha*™> to Pte** •««» J builders use ance, and the fleet was nt anchor by 9 a. m. Many KilledZante, April 18.-(Cabls to the New lumber, brick, lime, cement sand— Admiral Gherardi’s announcement was York Herald.]—An earthquake of terrific whatever goes into the construction a notification to stand by to salute the force haa occurred on this island, and the of a building; they employ only tbe visitors alter they had fired off twenty- ground has since been In constant move­ best workmen and pay the best wages; one guns in honor of the American colors, ment. The island is entirely ruined. When they get better prices for their work aud tbe American fleet and Fortress Mon­ the shock struck this city the air rang with than their less careful competitors, roe were prompt in doing thia The fash­ the shrieks of people buried beneath the and always g^et the best contracts; ionable set were ruthlessly awakened by ruins. The streets present n terrible spec­ they paint their work with this tesrible bombardment and the rever­ tacle. Entire blocks of bouaea are lost. Tbe istry. Every thing was ready; a proclama­ E Duval, who has for year, beration of tbe mighty guns of the Blake theatre nnd club, forming a big building, tions was prepand declaring that the station agent in New Haven, haa rrtipti and tbe answers that came quickly back were thrown down. The killed in the town regents had placed the conalitutiou in C hicago , April 17. — The moat important Charleb A. Denison, a law, U* Uo from the post and the flagship Philadelphia. number fourteen and in the villagessix- •jeopardy, diswlving the skuptchiua, nnd ordering new elections; abo declaring that Wcateru railroad agreement ever made waa elected managing editor < t the it Of u Hardly had the dense curls of white smoke ;een. The injured number about 20*)dally. “ signed, scaled, and delivered Saturday. It the king would see that tho righto of Citidisappeared from the muofies of the guns Tho victims are less numerous than Vtctary’s Halak manufactured by the “. Old Dutch Pro­ when tbe Blake started in to assure the might have been expected owing to the was were respected. The hour of the is an exclusive traffic contract on transcon­ Hill’s Pile Pomade ought L be used by cess ” of slow corrosion, and with one French, Russian, and Italian flags of her hour of the shock. In the villas tb^e de­ ;oup was ruidn.ight nnd everything con- tinental and intermediate freight business of the following standard brands: distinguished esteem nnd consideration by struction is Incalculable Nut one stone -kccted with it was dramatic to a degree. between the Rock Island, Burlington, all sufferers from pile*. it curing eflwp saluting the commanding officers ot the is left upon another. The whole island The populace and the army, it wank are are not enough extolled or know it If, Missouri Pacific. Su Paul, Alton. Chicago four vesseLs with the number of guns due must be rebuilt. Poverty is to general willin'. Indeed without the friendship of Great Western, Wabaah, Denver and Rio like the Ssmaritan s braHnc ihlro-». nfe their rank. nnd the future so obscure that the emigra­ the latter Alexander could uot have suc­ Grand?, and Rio G mndo Western. To all and health restorer, well meriting Yieton'i I During these ceremonies the flags on nil tion of half tbe population will be neces­ ceeded. Hk coup was received yesterday Palm.—Rev. J. H. R.. 1’astor, SL Jwej&i -UfFN. with loud ncclalin Intents and purposes tho business ot all Church, Cooperstown. Wh. a lx«uafide the ships were constantly changing from sary to save tbe real. . by the people and ihrsr roads is pooled. Each will favor the guarantee in each pack;.*-’’’- Price Si.QO, one country to another, and to an on-looker \ there waa no dls- other iu every possible way. Each and all jt seemed that if there ever existed any ill SENATE ADJOURNS SINE DIE. ’ esg package* S*.0O. By maiL For ufe nT turbance anywhere will present a united front of opposition to feeling between Russia, England and by ^red 1« Heath: the drngew. JH except the turbu- all other Hurt. France and the United States, there were A Synopsis of the Proee«dlnga at the CloaTwo other combinations are in the field. Ufr ,fjn lence of great joy. little remnants or of it left. The appearance ( A quarry combine has » fonM For colors they use the National Lead The Southern Pacific-Atchison combina­ which may include e»ery quarry In the opthese five crack ships of tho queen ’ s i v iSaluten were fired Company’s Pure White Lead Tinting Washington,.April 17.—The closing mHtion will be the strongest competitor of [>er peninsula. navy presented as they moved majestically ----- ■_ , , . . . Tx tedetnmssung and Colors. These colors are sold in <,«; tb« water oral p»« lb. outer end ot Moo ot th. waate MlurtUy wu .l«ot«l to the silted lim-u The whole situation is the small cans, each being sufficient to Or. the t ho .... .-VOUn.lu grounds lll.ehr. ' rtdeal g- Hll-llSUri* tO (iolVlte, lill! llUA.nCSS a great measure to debate. The business Richmond fanners imve durmgtlM wlaour fleet to anchorage young monarchap- result of the dispute over divisions between tint twenty-five pounds of Strictly Dated them by Admiral Gherardl, waa oue done was the confirmation of all appointees, ^warcd he received tranMontinantal lines and those oast of the , t<-r sliipped about a ti < n-mni enr load* of Pure White Lead the desired shade. Mitukmrl. Under the old ,«a.W l»asis of baled bay. These brands of Strictly Pure White Lead .. of the prettiest sighta ever seen hare. At except that of a Unit«sl States marshal for National Lead Cc.’a Yintine Colors, arc '! the head of tho fleet waa the big armored Delaware, who (was, objected to byillgand Natiooal * inting Colors. TVwill I* theoulyoiue transcontinental rates tbe Hues cast of the . for gale by the moat reliable dealers in paint# | cruiser Blake, a counterpart of our own gius. The Republicans did not insist on a iu Hu rape i* a MinHuuri received 15 per cent, of the rate on Of all seasons <«f She j. ar, Is ihe <«e. for everywhere. m.-..-. ________ — grave - the haul to or from Chicago and 11 per If you are Eoipg to psint, it will pay you ' ship New York, of 9,000 tons displacement vote on the Roach aw, after all, though xx-Kixu -Miijis. matter of making radical chankre iu regard t<>btafik and 20,000 horsepower, heavily armored there was more debate on the subject. A । to send to us for a bock containing informa­ ,m lhp cablneto. If a revUu- cent, to or from the Mississippi. They During the winter, the .-jsteui 'Acomei k> I tion that may eave you many a dollar; it will and the most formidable ship that will bo resolution to inquire who was responaibl- .. riisfled with tlwae tl»«we dis divisions. gbooId lx. Mtnrled itwouldgivr Humus were never satisfied talons, only coot you a postal card to do . a certain extent flogged witb waste, md \! in the review. for tho hauling down ot the American flog ; a pretext .)rrtt,xt sne slu. b^tooked hoped n;ui-»«-uaro for w* and a.« r»s. for claiming they were inequitable and bur- the blood loaded with irapurkics. owlig i lead co Sailed in Perfect Line. at Honolulu waa objected toby Gorman, WntaUMt . * i._i —<• ...a —ti .— bvrxll mServla. Tlrao the , itensorm*. <tentoma The Th. demanded d.nundM 17*4 1TX ner yn cent. evnv to lack of exerclw. cIom* coi.fiieturttt in 1 Broadway, New Yota In her wake was the protected cruiser although an amendment waa offered in- dogs of war would 1*? loosened, and all Ku- | poorly ventilated shop* and Indites »td HAULED DOWN OLD GLORY. Chicago Branch, Australia with her sides fairly toothed with qulring by whose authority .it had iwen rope would lie involves!. other causes. This i- i'.r catae of tbe Stale and Fifteenth Streets. flerce-looxiug high-power guns. Gliding rniac'l. Authority wm given to investigate Very Young tor His ItesponsJbIHtie*. , dull, sluggish, tired feeling general at gracefully next was tho cruiser Tartar,and the operation* of the pooling and long-antiit is difficult to prophesy the future of j this season, and which must !•- orercmi>, in the rear was the little Barkcntinp rigged short-haul clauses of the interstate com­ th„kh«. That b. Lm evnrtot. .0-1 deter-1 8UI Fluscwco. April .touoer u White and dazzling or the health may- be cbhrtly brultn merce law, tiie usual committee to wait on minatiun has been sufficiently demon* , _ . the president was appointed nnd reported .tr.ted hr-.1.. ra-Ltout Tl>un-l»j toahs- ;la 1““ 1“ !™" Hooololu. Sandwich down. Mood’s SarsaparllU hju sttaiw-ix In the moon'sfair light she looked. ” that he had no further, business to sen I iu, unless it should turn out that he was aim- Islaudk She brings information that the the greatist popularity ail oji-r the coun­ try as the favorite -pring ..u-lltini-. It compliments were voted the choir, and the ply a tool in older bands—but that a | Nothing remarkable about tbit! American flag that haa floated over the expels the accuuit,b.uii>i: of iuipurttkt senate adjourned sine die. youth of 17 should possess thu wisdom, j She was fair to look upon, as a matter government buildings since the protect­ through the boa els. kidneys, fivrr. lunjts ■ firmness and patriotism required by hia j orate waa declared by Minister Stevens OPENING THE WORLD'S FAIR. and skin, gives to the bl 1L.-. purity aud of course; and the dazzling effect was difficult position Would be indeed extraor­ was itnnled down April L Mr. Blount on quality necessary tcigocd bfrai’tt and ««• dinary. produced by her white robes—cleansed .... MM a. The course taken by the young king will April 3 hod a conference with tbe provi­ come that tired feeling. and brightened by a liberal, use of CniCAto). April ir.-Tbc cvr o.onle. ‘te‘‘-raJIF >» ateribunj to lb. totototo. al sional leaders, at which he amured them TbeCalumet* He.’ i n.pabjS aoltl that neither Japan nor any other power - - the opening -of - the exposition tending on his father and mot liter, ex-hiug Milan and •uid be is-rmitted to tend troops to of smelting exhibit at th” W«lu» fur Queen Natalie, who have recently been May 1 are to be very simple, and will alt reconciled after many years of disconl. n uiteo the government. weighs 5S.000 pound*. take place in Jackson park, tbe formal Queen Natalie has never forgiven the re­ Since then there boa been tfonsiderable Tbe people nt Hie W.: J J- Dispraurj «* FLAGSHIP PHILADELPHIA. part from a platform at-the east front of gents for her expulsion from the country txdtemeul, but nothin^ has occurred to Buffalo, N. Y.: haw a k-talkiw U»e ■ cruiser Partridge. In perfect line they the adafinistration building. Tbe pro­ iu May, 1S01, au event which was accom­ cause disturbance. Thaproviaiunal troops once a j car and whr t do yon think they ■ sailed in, with signals flying from their gramme iii complete, except tor the selec­ panied with considerable violence and are sufficient to guard against any at­ do? Count the nuui’xer of tattles they’re A |U|CD|<a A V19 ETAAflll V tops and yardarms and the ensign of the tion of a chaplain io offer the opening tempts of the llawuiiansto upset tmtguvem been returned by the meh and wnmro who which evoked chivalrous resistance on the "Mnllww ’ country “tho flag that's braved a thousand prayer, arid is as follows: part of ber supporters, two of whom were i ment. Commissioner Blount ordered the say that Dr. Pierce s S;th Medical Di»years,” floating defiantly from tbe taffruils Music-Columbian March, by John K. Paine. -aa,™ a., tho vuu troop*. flag hauled down. This has pandyud thu covery or Dr. Pierce’s Farorite Prescrip­ killed by of each ship. AV the masthead of the Blake I Prayer. Ex-King Milan has felt that the regency j annaxationisls. tion didn’t do wbal they said I; would da. waa the pepdant of Vice Admiral J. O. Presentation of the Chiefs of Departm nta by was a mi-niice iu some degree to Ids dy’ Anri how manv do you think .they h»T* I the Director General. Hopkjns, K. C. B., conimander-in-cbiet of natty as well as to the influence which he | . F»rn,’",» i*0” It. Ground, to count. One in ten: V-.ront 'in <r*Cporus—"In Praise of God." tbe fleet, and upon the signal halliards desired to exercise in Servin. The recon- i Nmw YoRK*April 14.—Noah L Farnham were combinations of yellow and white Address by Prwrident Cleveland formally open­ hntvlreri! dilation, os well os the approach of young post. No. 455, haa held a meeting and de ­ ing the Columbian Exposition. Here are two remviiiv: -one die "Gow­ signals to the ships behind her. Starting tfio machinery. during which will be Alexander to the pericxl at which be would 1 dded that it would stick to ita resolution That’s one of the peculiarities of en Medical Disrorcrv." tor rcxuUUof «« Sweeping by the fleet the Blnke slowed given ulandel's "Hallelujali Chorus." be entitled to uitime the reins without a* In opposition to -• -----alleged ••—-• indiscriminate —•-«- the KIRK’S Soaps. Clothes washed by down just os she passed the Newark and Official visit of the proridout and other invited regency, has made tho houae of-Obreno- granting of pensions, even if it was form­ invigorating the liver ar. I j.urilyittf the when abreast of the. Philadelphia tbe sig­ blood; the other, thi boj*' of ’.M»kly wc®guesta to tho department buildings. vitch virtually irresistible nnd left ita an­ ally cast out of the ranks of the Grand aubood; they’ve l«een sold for years, swd them always attract attention by their nal was displayed to the other ships to an­ » here they will be received tagonists without any standing sufficient Army. by tho chiefs. chor. As quickly as the signal was seen by the million bottles: sold uijiUt a padpurity and brightness. . to oppose tho power, of the reconciled George Washington post has adopted res­ “ just os quickly were five bow anchors seen . vt one in. five hnntive RUiranter. and ;, not family. olutions similar to those adopted by Farn­ ay; "it JJUS. 8. KIRK Ac CO., Chlcngo. to splash tbe water into foam and the deep dred can say. "T was uot tha tuedleine P bovidJnce, R. L, April 17.—Thffsccnnd ham post. .____________ __ rumbling of tho chain could be heard as there any ritwo for roc!” And .r*«-. —is ,r..-. Tho details of the coup an* os follows: forty fathoms ran through theLawsetrial for the election ot eleven representa ­ Dusky Biamnd Tar Soap «T.V.Syon should In’ tin? OUr?* Aud-rWpptoWf ’ pipea With the flood tide all five ships tives and a senator from Providence re­ The young king presided nt the banquet AbmlslWy WamUXSTON. April i7.-A bad piece of you are. what do you I"promptly swung around with their noees sulted in the election of the entire Demo­ and after the third course rose and said: nothing/ pointed out to the Roads nnd forming a cratic ticket. By this result the DemocrnU "Gentlemen, for four yeara you. in my Frank Fierro I.,t. wfl-nwred F>«line extending a mile out. The flring com­ will be able to organise the house. The name, have administered .the kingly pow­ dlan agents is that current here now. It menced and was kept up incessantly fur grand committee now stands. Republican, er. 1 thank you heartily for the trouble la said that tjje president haa determined nureter a| Frearoll. Ogrnte miMT. »«»• State of Mtclrigaii. County of Harry, m. 53, aud wjth the sitting lieutenant gov­ you have taken. I now feel nblo to ad­ to detail army officers to the duties of these vice Hennr Zrrran. ten end At a ht’mIoii of the Prohi 1»- Court, foi half an hour. minister the power, and will exercise it positions, is firm in his position and will the countv of Barry huiden at the Some More Explosive Compliments. ernor, 54; Democrats, 5;, uno vacancy to be Probate office, tn the City of Hastings, in from tbla moment I beg you, therefore, not yield pressure. At 11 o’clock Admiral Hopkins put on filled. Fifty-five members are necessary said County, on -Tuesday the Uih day of i Marcli. In ill- year one tb-iusand eight hun­ his cocked hat, buckled bis sword on, and for a choice for governor and state officers. immediately to hand me your resigna­ tions.” dred and hlnely three. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of embarking In his gig was pulled over to The Demodrnta threaten t« unseat nine or M Risttca replied that he could not and H akrihiivku , Pa., April IX.—Tho Loach the Philadelphia, where he saw Admiral more Republicans in the house. In that Probate. In the matter of tbe estate of Hannah Gherardl, beard fifteen guns fired off in his event the senate will refuse to go into would not comply with the king’s request, bill establishing boards of arbitration to which was contrary to tho constitution. aettlo all controvendea between capital W. Russell, deceased grand c-immittce. honor, aud then departed to his own vessel On reudtug aad fill’>< the petition dulv verified The king thereupon left the room and the Ofl58'wuluu I*1***1 th® house by a vote of Fann!- H. W.mu<t. daughter ot said deceased. to get readv to receive our commander-inarrest of the ministers followed. Will Await the Eun-rgr-ncy. Slying that a tinml-trati*xi nf s.aM >*state may chief, who went through the same prepara­ gnuitel to Ju I us Husse-1. or to -ome other tions and had the same number of guns Washington, April 17.—Secretary____ night tbe king’s assumption ot power waa suitable |>ersoii. cv’.ebtaud with a torchlight procession Tbarettpou It ’* ordered, that ThurodAy tbe discharged for his benefit. These courtesies lisle absolutely decline* to outline his fut­ BkKUS, April >1—Tbe dlwotoUao ot 6th day of. Apt II. A. 1>..iW3at ten o’clock in having been exchanged tbe noise was sus­ ure financial action, preferring to await and genera] illuminations. The annual meelmc >1 Ibe tbe relclutag will be prottowotwd ou May 5. the fureu ioti. be gs• tam'd for tn>«J>eir<ng of pended for an hour. Later in the day Ad­ state electrioAud surgl«» . tbe arrival of tbe emergency before ind ‘ GREAT STRIKE IN ENGLAND. said peMlioo aud lii-it the bnirs at ■ I «w of said miral Hopkins called on Colonel Frank, held at Lansing. May It1 ntid 11- ■ deceased and a'Lotbcr pennae Inb’iesteri In cadug what he will do. He bud an ex­ THE DEATH RECORD. sMd estate. are require 1 to app.-ar nt a session and was received ns became his rank.' tended Interview with Senator Sherman, Ella Fincham, an Ann Atbor <ir>ot said court, then to l-e hnlrfcn at the Probate Colonel Frank returned the call, and the Walk Oat. who has beeu twice secretary of the tress Jong F. 1-ugjpgpuaar, lather ol ex- Just dnisbetl a five yrais course |n a office. In the a-iTy - f lla'UM*. tn '•.<14 County, London, April 18,—The union Milers and Jodg, lUeto.nl '.VtotdergMt, at Chicago. and r.-.ipe. If any ’here be. why the prater Blake was again called upon to honor an ury. Both Secretary Carlisle and the pres slon school iftoftchk. IhtlcanK , of the petition* r nr«y u.it-be Kraufed. Audit official of our country. idem have becu inundated with telegrams Hr-riv., u tbe LnuJo, Jock, bvudal u. , Hon. W tou, VoognikaSr., at Deca­ ti* furtti*T ordci lh".t .cald netitliMier give no There are now twetrtyVfour ships here— from New York and other pointe. The or­ notice to tbe en.pl>., ere yeuerta, iu which tur. Ills. ties io the perse- s lutarrntiKt In said c»ta’e, of Ute jH-rdetM".' .fs*|.» petition nnd the hearing 13 American, 5 British, 2 Russian. 2 French der for (1,250,000 in gold engaged for export U b announced that they are about to ream Kb’l’ W. Fonaia, taadlog bueincM UMrent lit ••ruslrg *» <-<n*r ot thr* order to be and one each from Holfand and Italy. But reduces the free gold in the treasury to work. At a meetln, held early Treterdar man of Elkhart, Ind. imbllslud in th- Ila'ttngs Dann«b. a neas- there is something here far more beautiful about 1500,000. c.“r,i”ni“’!"’"-,“- “ 01 paper pnnt<'d u.d cirru'uted in «af<l County mondnge leaderreid -w.000 men are read, of Kim. In **aeh wrek (nr inreot-uceesslve even than the magnificent specimens of marine architecture which now crowd the «>,u>pwork u anrseuerel mnrement • When she was a CMld. ah« cd*weeks previous lo>n!d day **t hearing. ■ . • Chas W Ahmsthonq, P«-ideato< the Noble bay. Fair woman is here—tho fairest ot a JareKre ft*!! “ “ PStelj Wamimgton, April 18.—Thirty-one years Jn-lgvot Probate. land of fair women are here in large num­ ago Sunday slavery censed in the District pwrelyi. the dipping Irada The men School Furniture company, at Gonhon, Whl.. she had Children, she P*»'' ahcnld not go u> work, but prepare to bers, aqd more are coming. I^wt week of Columbia by the taking effect of the detnonetrete to tbe employer, that tber Russia's ships came in and her officers were the rngc; jheu France arrived and emancipation proclamation of President are thoroughly In eameat.’ Stmeoftbl GUARDIAN’S SALE. Lincoln. Tbe colored cltixcns of this city —men and firemen did not atop work had an inning, with Italy aud Holland 'In Hits matter of the estate ot 1'Joytl E. always celebrate tho event and this year rwserdar murnlmr, „ they bare ati ngreaWaJei. a miuur. David J. Brarcknd. »i> , •ntptoyS. toilTe’K they had a parade which the president re­ Notice i« hereby given th«t I shall sefi at PretoMetW ■*«* rtl’ whokvalo grow Horr > Chicago. April 17.-L. H. Haase, dealer viewed. About 600* persons were in line. twenty-four hours notice. dt»ltr, nt Creek. f public auction to the hftrf.ee’. bidder on Wednes­ bu bwn .rmled. SlW* »"1’ day the mb day ot Maj. A. I)., t«B, at tea In leather and sadlery at 8 State street,1E1- Later in the day a mana meeting was held Hav- CALVIN DaV( «clock in the foretteou at the Probate at Lincoln park, where speeches were meat. tiatmiolator ol town, M IM.IU® u p, 7 tut u.la..Mr ot office. In the City of H.iatlnjM. tu tlie County ot gin, Illa, committed suicide at Franklin Pittsburg ittsboro. April is. 18 — -Amoaj Among the the p„. Davit. PniraTra;, auperititon. Il AVtll tl • . a* ...Me. ■ ■ _ A i.w bellry «l|l '«■ aud Van Buren streets last evening at 5 made in commemoration otthc day Proina it, te—l-a.l __ .. feuor John M. Langston addressed the Jm<Th'< «l»>rel. In M.u£oM - — -Muuuu ernndav 2tth day ol March. A. D.. 1HB. by th? o'clock. Hasse was a German. 45 years meeting. at Moo■■ . deteM-ton. und„ .Uu’ ml tell will lv nr’x*1 w 1 Probate Court nt Harn (.< untv, Mtalilsan, aU ot old, had only been in Chicago a few hnura tbs estate, rieht. Vtl" and '.merest ot the sold and. it is thought, ended his life on ac­ Uw. krtawnU.., omclal.a.toltowa- I Robt. m. Wjuon. wrtghlog U.ooo iwmn.l.. it Democrat minor of. In and to tho real saute situated and . count of business troubles. He drank a New Yom, April 17,-Mrs. Robert T. F Li,M.iL"Ws’ ('olou"l G. W. Elkins if &»< in county politico, at beiou la the County of Barry. ■« me sut-’e of McKee, John DalxelLnnd D F* Henrv ' Puiur Khammx. promtaK-ut G. A. R MtehlgBii. kyown mid d< s.-eltod as follows, vial ot laudanum while standing on the Lincoln, the wife of the former ministe- leva •11 present, of tbe variouTllioi"^ to-wit: One haU ar.ro of laud ou the north half street corner and died before medical as­ ’>«>, at Sheboygan, Wla. . to England. aud Miaa Lincoln returned « ttesoulb wert quarter nt .-eetlon one (I) town sistance could be summoned. Th. Cantegl. mUl. ®®4<Iln''r*b nmge ten <im nn-st. Liour.ded and from Europe Saturday oa the SUAasrp toSt? DUULllY, to b??'“a"'1« *0* -l«o iadThacttoi deacrlte d as foti-ur.: Comm«uteln< tn center o' \ort . ®x-miuhter will ie*vc rearpool, at Philadelphia. U 1 ra Pra !"Utod. ThUl.^ltaX highway at quarter you on west tine of wrtlo-. " c WHEKUNG, W. Va., April 15.—A daring England on April 22. 3OBItaT JoWM, oua Of tha cdd«t B«Dc«ie Okrunnlng tbeooe «wtf.wtr B»e(«' rote Ubr ot raaktoa 'b. la* odlona • re of tho Indiana bar, at LaLtyatte, Ind. and remarkable escape from prison oc­ ."HOMAS H. DUDtKT ex-conJritaIJv^7 curred Thursday night at Parksroburg. --------novafl. «L U CMmdau. N*?' * U’*’ Haxleton. Pa., April 17.-Fire is raging MABTiNSPCBG, W. Va, April n.-m Georgo Rice, aged 17 yvors, in Jail for bur­ n the Crysted Ridge mine about a mile glary, made a skeleton key rut of a spoon trom here The fire department baa been Treasurer Baator, one of the moot nrem Datca. MmA auh,1*3 that had oeeu overlooked*t supper Unix anmmoued. Five man are mid to be in •unit polkiciana and G. A. R. men in thL Bm. W. W. Mon. fiammtal —„ aud with this gained las liberty. u. ti. McBaur. Gnanilau. fell over the dashboard nt h>a hnm..* »ha mint ' *tate,W? kicked toS^Thfo >ha BapUat Mtalalare’ j , S«w York.; “““• “ 4 The best Thursday. Aj teed to do yon good and cwt ,™ "“»• M W. H. Goodyear-. UtogliT S2” XiUl - ^^2ToT*; ro United butt® r« “J to be the victims were invited ut­ terly unaware of the entertainment provided forthem, and tho grand transformation scene when tho Th«, who ha,., UM r>. .. DUcorery know u, „gl “T> XW bore mrt, bare now lire mJ! „ lta" »U ll tea. Call on th. a,l’Sg,‘">to»J' .nd gH. trial tank, r,^ l>liS When y< fresh CITY E Fine line < fresh coufectic Strictly Pure White Lead “Armstrong & McKelvy” “* Beymer-Bai Beymer-Bauman” “Eckstein” “Fahnestock' “Anchor” ‘*Kentucky” “Morley” “Southern” “Shipman” “Red Seal” “Collier” “Davis-Chambers” National ., KIM’S SOAP Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. .i“oS,?Sr *«<*•“ BUSINl AUCE KIRI . • Phrat M flee over F. Q. Stowe f AMES A. 8WE Attoi J Practices in all lectioua promptly RS. E- n. & C. Homoep* D All caHs city an tended to. Q A. SCR1BNE Delton, Office In realduD« A- & C. B . Phy H Calls in city or promptness, day < A. SHELDI . Abstract Aoatr-u’i Money to leyt < sold on e»mml«d davt ’K pthHt Inna the Hoc X tracts P P. DRAKE. Office over I Office hours from nocting with re*i< •tore . FOWLEI Office hours « a i T>ILLLIP T. CO 1 All (Successor iVfifov in ti Practices tuailtl k/kenas Pnwticesta Mie ^r-anptiy ktt R. TLMME . ak (Office ov< P aw, real d L Notan- P«bM LOC • CII Thia week: Hereafter. । must reach thi insure Insertlo when brought Uoo-f* Saru wXe>i all -tth :ra eussei unefu die j A general w atate over the eago needs nei for this numai receive luduci there. Short sight! the latent dl reqat. It fa i nesa of Itoroci ’ shy at objects Reginald <1 women that i UdW Buoy tion of the n The month ■ecretary of u ent oull xik t pMBklnc., growth on were malted �Hastings Banner Thursday, April *>, 1893. : guaranty t^N-ru.-*::«»•'lv cure all r i;-:pture ot-sofn *exvs. P*”1• i,«i dJdeflilo’J tn-ni 1-ualneM. For ■ition and HliMtraVM pnmuhlet con­ .....’.cmTTS... ]•_ MIL! ER C<>- MX I®*MichWhen you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the CITY BAKERY. i ’ no liiie of creams -h confectionery. and A. E. RENKES. OUH COUNTY A sneak thelf entered the residence of D Woodman, of Paw Paw, has shipped Giles Sherwood at Plainwell recently nnd his famous collection of cereals, grasses, ^Zn ash villa has a home talcn'' minstrel stole about 3120 in eash and a watch and etc., to tbe World’s Fair for exhibition troupe that is gaining conaidurable praise chain belonging to the hired man. No there. The collection weighs two tons and comprises 2,500 exhibits or samples. f«r its good work. Len Feighner is the clue. middle man, and Is raid to tie a grand The people who have wood cut and pi­ Some mischievous boys placed a dummy led on the banks of Gun River will proba­ man on an electric car track in Grand Rap­ James Cross, of Nashville, run a nail bly find It when wanted some where be­ ids tn fool the motor man who did not see into bis hand some time ago, and it is tween there and Saugatuck. So says the It until the car was almuot ypon it and Gun Plains corr spundent ot the Plainwell could not stop the car In time. He was thought It will have to be amputated. En terprUe. terribly frightened until, he discovered the , Two severe accidents occurred near Monday, w..ile engaged In threshing man war. made of straw. He has been Woodland from U^o close contact with" the kept busy alpce passing out the cigars to fatal buzz saw. lTturfirst and most terrl> clover on the farm of Stephen Play turd. In the street car men. ble one happened to Dick Kilpatrick, who , Hamilton township, some of the men at was working In a picket mill on Bennett’s work near the machine suddenly became farm near Woodland. At the time of the unconscious nnd for several hours remain­ accideJit lie was fooling .with one of the ed in a critical condition. They had tile men who also worked there. The follow­ apix'arance ot being asphyxiated, and it is as mercury will surely destroy the sense ing is an account of the affair from the supposed that the dust arising from the of smell and completely derange the machine was charged with some active whole system when entering it through ••News." AH have recovered, the mucous surfaces. Such articles should It seems that Dick had struck the other vegetable poison. never be used except on prescriptions fellow and then started to run, but slipped however.—Paw Paw Northerner. and fell with his anti upon the table which Some Van Buren county people claim from reputable physicians, as the, damage slid back with him until his arm came that hail stones measuring inches In they will dn is ten-fold to the good you can within reach of the saw. His arm was circumference fell outing the storm of last possibly derive from them. Hall’s' Ca­ tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney' doubled iu such a manner that the saw cut & Co., Toledo. Ohio, contains no mercury, diagonally across Hie elbow. He was. im­ Mrs. Cole, a ladj of Leslie, received a and Is taken internally, acting directly m>mediately taken home and a message dis­ patched for medical assistance. Drs. little over $1,700 from the Toledo and Ann 011 the blood and mucous surfaces of t^e Baughman and Kilpatrick examined the Arbor railroad, fair injuries received on system. In bhyjng Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure and get the genuine. It is taken In­ wound and found it Impossible to save thu that road somu time ago. arm so performed the operation of amputa­ Miss Maud Woikl. an Ingham county ternally and Is made lu Toledo. Ohio. tion Just below the shoulder and the pa­ girl. Is anxious to dbtain an education and fjrSold by Druggists, price 75c. per bot­ tle. tient Is now doing m well as could be ex­ walks five miles a day to her school. pected. The fnct that he is a poor man Ftroncly Endon«*d. An aged gentleman living north of Ver­ with a family makes the loss of his right The advertising ol flood's Barsaparilla ap­ arm more keenly felt by him. The other montville, skipped u (fay and thought peals to the >otwr. common wuse of thinking accident occurred to Orson E. Wood, who Sunday was Saturday and drovo Into town |M-ople. because it Is true; and It Is always lul y works at George Townsend’s mill at Coats on (the aforesaid day and hitching his sub->Ui>ttaied by t-ndorsemeuis which tn the world would be acct-pUtt without n Grove. He-was dusting off the edger table, bohk* took a pail [of egg. butler und n tlukncts! moment's hrafulbn. They tell tbe story.— and L'.s right hand got too near the saw couple of live heni from ids wagon. He HOOD’S CURES. and removed his first finger entirely and was somewhat anrprised and confused cut the second oue badly. Mr. Wuud is when informed that it was Sunday nnd Hood's Pills cure liver Ills, Jaundice, bilious­ their dealers did not do buslneSH on the ness. sick headnehai constipation. doing as well as could be expected. Lord’s day. A den of eight foxes were dug out of. M. L. Knowleg, who has edited the one burrow last Monday by the Adams boys. The little fellbws had been without Michigan Horse News at Coldwater, has food (or several days, as the mother fox removed to Kalamazoo, and that excellent Act on a new principleramiiAto tho liver, stomach had b«-ed shot some live days before. The paper will hereafter be published in that S bowels. gWwgfcttc male fox had carried a quantity of mice, city. Grand Rapids and Detroit also tried iwrwr. Da. Mnjur Pnxa rats. etc. to them, but they were too young to secure the paper. ajNiddv cwre UUc^ccas, to partake of such food. They w?re It costs Kalamazoo 825.40 to maintain brought to uilr village and distributed the city water works each 24 hours the surest! 50doso«,25 ctfc around for pels.—Deltou Breeze. fUmolM ma st dranMS. year round. The recent reunion of the 2Cth Michigan Eaton Rapids has n fat lx»y who might Infantry at Woodland was a very, success- travel with Barnum's. He ’weighs 334 ‘ful affair. President Baughman gave the pounds and is only 10 years old. address of welcome. Col. L. H. Ives, of 8. B. Granger, a Grand Ledge man Ma-Hiti, and Jolra N. Foster, of Lansing, wen* among the many who took part In worth 850,000, shot himself aud died In­ stantly. HI health was the cause. the-program. Portland will soon have a tine flouring X*he U. B. people of Freeport have built a neat new house for their pastor. Rev. milt to replace the one recently burned. Bowman, and have also built a wood-shed E. IL Teeple, the defaulting Lake an? barn on tbe premises. Odessa postmaster, is now canvassing for Samuel Davis, Jr., while skinning ’ a a building and loanjusoclatlon. sheep recently, the knife slipped and en­ The barn of Jnmes Henderson, of Odessa tered his arm and broke off. The doctor township, was struck by lightning during has not been able to extract It and blood last week's storm, nnd the burn, live poison has set in making a dangerous hbpies, 250 bushels of wheat mid other wotind.-*Middlevil!e Sun. grain mid stock destroyed. Loss about Geo. L. Keeler, one of Middleville's en­ $2,000 and partially insured. ergetic young business men was married Sunfield has received a heavy loss by last Wednesday'u, Miss Claire Spaulding, the bunting of their saw mill owned by W.. Cor. 4Sth and ST. LAWRENCE AVE, one ot the leading young ladies of that J. Ramsey. The loss Is between Sj.ooo ....Offlce,"JIWAilamsStreet. . place. mid 84.yoo. No eight watchman was em­ CHKrtUO, ILL. ployed at thu mill so tbe origin of the fire x POWERS BROS. Proprietor. is a mystery. ..F;r»t-class AccrjiuraodaUtrn ’topforld’h V.'. S. Power.*, of Nashville, was In town Maggie L. Smith, the proprietor of Fair Visitor........., . n couple of d i.vs last week—Mrs. Stumpf Is very low—Ed. Beers is the man that is tho Otsego News. has sold her interest to Tens: j OEASOFABLE. ' now working the Keene farm. Keene hav­ Bh.iwn Bros, proprietors of the Otsego Ci>rn«jxnu’encc Solicited. Addriv • all Coming settie ( with Dau KFyes—.Sim I’anm- Union, nud the papers wlllbeconvolldated. Frank A. Dean, of Charlotte, is being munlr.iliuiu t» Tho CKAUTAUQUa; tier is bMilding a iurgb new burn—Mrs. ........ G2-80 Adnms St. Cha-. Ab’n-y was a£ NtybvUle Saturday heavily endorsed for the position of consul C- W. POWERS. Com'-ipfU'tiugS'.ereury aa<J Sunday—Edltii kickett^ of Battle tn Lyons.' The posltjuu joys SC. 000 per . * Creek. Is visiting relatives itere this week annum. —Jerome Frost I- moling hl.- mill back The Charlotte council an* considering to the Center from the |Hlnchman place— Grace Powers has a birthday party on tin.- advisability of having Main street in that city paved. Saturday of this week. Robert Billing-*, of Potterville. aged 84' -asuo »HADB MAR!$ died of heart failure. He was for ninny Miss Williams, commineed her school in year* a resident of Charlotte nnd was a Wheeler's the Snyder-school lrau.-e Monday—Vet soldier of the late war. Owen .111.1 wife, and H. Sheldon and Mrs. C. Stults of J III vet. died last week family have re’urniil to ttieir home in Farewell—IL Evert hn| returnod home— from tho effects of an operation to remove ANO E. Lockhart plowed fev«?n acres in 25 a twenty pound solid ovarian tumor. She fioui-Mwitb a Walken ppw. Next—School lived only three days after the operation cjnuhenced at the Hoi met Monday with was performed. .’IrZJ>en •more, of Woodland, at the head— -rofunvaur cvmihThe Ca'holies of Charlotte are preparing Sowing oats itnd clean 13g house is the or-| HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS derof the day—E. Lockhart aud wife to build a fine new church In that city the coming summer. spent last Saturday with his father at Cli­ PROSTRATION, max Center—M. H. Bloom und wife visit­ Joseph Wood, n Kent county f nucr. ed friends in Peunlleld last wel-k—Drusie was granted a divorce from his wife last Murphy has returned lirnuu again—Rev. i!<*v. R. N. Middleton, pastor M. E. church. week, and before the Ink had barely dried Spittier, sinllea ou a new bnrue.-»—Mike Ce.l.-.r Spriagk Mh-b.. -ay-: Sleep and rest on the decree In- was taking out a license ■were rrt-. Jigi’n tonm after pleaching dirt r.-ed Everts has conimeneed a new house. to marry another woman. •Ad rond > ' N. * I <«'•• ,-p -•••imtly and uv. u.e lefrrshcd. r.nd I ran heartily re<mninend it. l*reiMn-l by WHEELER and FULLER Middleville. Allegan people are agitating the subject MEDICINE (O.. Cedar Springs, jllch. Will MeKevltt. of Middleville, was In of a hospital for the isolation of patients SOLD BY the village Saturday—George Bassett left with coBtngeous diseases. for Big Rapids Saturday, where he will. _ A Marcellus man has raised a parsnip HAbTlNGS. attend school—Chet Clsler and family vis­ ited relatives hi Lowell over Sunday- four feet lung. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, LICE KIRK, M. D.. 4'hysleinu and Burgeon. il-ftting-s - • Mich, pr.ar t ih’ attended day or night. Ofi; stoweUS tmot and shoe store A. bWEEZKY. Attorney at lew. Hastings. Mich. . - in nil courts of the state. Colromptly attended to. I’. LATHROP. pitliic Physicians and Surgeons' I- city mid country promptly ____ < M. D., Phy riekn and Surgeon, Mich. u olock east of depot. IL BARBER . n- and Surgeons. tiny responded to with .DON. • und Real Estate Office. >cJ:. Hastings. l-.-ai Estate Real Estate General wn^evanclng. >f Xbstract Booty, com . can furnish complete C.-X. RROOK8. Glurk. Dm r Hutluway’sdrugstore. Tf-lephone. con totloway'* dray Colgrovt it. umon block.Hustings KSTON. Attorney nt Law. 1. • toodvear A Co.'*. sL.. —. . 1 court «ohhe State. i iMMr.UMAN,' liouirepathic Phyd'-lan mid Surgeon. . er Lathrop's flrug store.) r. \i. ES I'ATE AND COLLECT­ ING OFFICE OF Palmerton * Smith, Woodland, Mich. J. M. Smith. Justice of the Peace. LOCAL NEWS. LIKCMLrtTlON • .•>ek, 75 quires. changes for advertisements !:!-• officv Tuesdays at latent to ion in tlx- issue of the week ‘spsrilta pxltirely cures even ■ It lias a recant uf auc- neral wail is going up all over tbe er the scarcity of hired girls. •Chi­ lls nearly every girl in the Union summer and the big wages limy .induces a great many of them to go ii<>t*. sighted dogs aud horses ore one of latest discoveries of science. The -tor- itws that these animals are how bemi.ning to wear speotaclw and find great G-'ief. It is u fad that the short slghtediie-.ii of horses frequently causes them to ‘■•y at objects they can not see dhtinctiy. B**ginnl(i de Koven’s new waltz, which •He lft-ar> played on so 'rnnny pianos now­ adays, lias proved so popular with young "•-na u that a second edition of the April i-idiis' 111.ine Journal, containing the mus­ ic has Is-en found necessary, the first edi­ tion of thu magazine consisting of 700,000 coplea. . ’ The monthly crop report Issued from the 'rotary of state’s office says: The pres­ ent nut! «»k for wheat in Michigan Is not piut-ii.-ing. There had been no spring growth on April 1st, when the reports were mailed to this office, hence, no estlnr.de cl tbe percentage killed could be made. The fields were brown, and did no', look as well as Immediately after the snow went t>(f. Correspondents almost without exception, report the crop in Lad cw’itiuX The decline In appearance Is Tdlhto high, drying winds and lack .of rain. It Is yet early to make estimates on fruii. but the Indications are generally favorable for a full average crop. Farm animals have wintered well. 8747 Open for btnlreaaDec. 15.IMS. I officers: ■). O. Bobtuson, President; Chaster Messer. Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, Has the only savings department in In Barry County and pays 1 per cent interest on all time ----- AND----- Tbs leiiifig Bspiblm hnily Pater ol ths Doiloi Sto ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10 THE BflfflER Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National news as any other paper ol its class. Your Home would be incomplete without it. file ta M Weekly Tribune Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news of the United States and the world. It gives the events.of foreign lands in a nutshell. It has separate departments for “THE FAMILY 'CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general political news, editoralsand discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTUjRAL’^department has no ” are recognized superior in the country. Its -“MARKET REPORTS ~ authority ini all parts of the land. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and “THE BANNER” for one year FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. “N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1.00. We furnish both papers for ' .place—Clarence Rogers Creek qno day last week. was In Battle NEIGHBORING COUNT! ES - * Subscriptions may begin at any time. Address all orders to | » BEWARE OF FRAUD. 1 I _Aak for. uila 1-i-lMt upon h NonnitnJlnc'wllhop/'w’ . liouitlna nemo n bottom. Look 1 buy. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE GENT1HIEN. A sewed shoe that will not rip; Calf, seamless, smooth inside, more comfortable, stylish and durable than any other shoe ever sold at the price. Every style. Equals custos> made shoes costing from £4 to £5. I Tbe following are of the same high standard of merit: z-. $4.00 and $5.00 Fine Calf. Hand-Sewed. * $4.50 I'olice. Farmers nud LcUcr-Cnrriers. $2.50. $xa5 and Sa.oo for Working Men. 3.00 and $1.75 for Youth* aud Boys. $3.00 Hand-Sewed. I J'PJL *1.50 and a.00 Dongola, j LADIES. J1.73 for Misses. s represent the best value HIS IS THE BESI43 | ’ i 1 Will give exclusive sale to shoe dealers and acnerat merchants where I have »• agents. W rite for ratal acne. If not for asle in roar piner send direct to Fariory, statin*. hind, aizo and width wanted. PMiago Free, W. L. Dengltta. lJroduou, Mass. j For sile by WOO-LEY & BRONSON, Hastings Mich. George ifarvey. a milk peddler of Grand Rapids, committed suicide 'Inst week by drowning in Grand River, He wm under the influence of drink. A broken bottle containing sour wlue whs thrown out of the rear end of a drug store the other day aud a loitering rooster partook thereof to the extent of a full sized Jac. The evolutions of a drunken bird entertained a spell-bound audience for more tlmu nn hour and dually it had to lie down for an nap. It was a funny .case of Carlton Confer. drunk and should be investigated by the Mrs. Still will aud Mrs. F. B. Fleming game warden.—Marshall Statesman. returned from Grand Rapids Inst Thurs­ day—?. B. Fleming nnd Miss Fapnie -Car­ , Fuur boys ran away from the state penter are expected home from Bottle school at Coldwater, and after tramping a Creek next Monday the 24th fur a week's fday and night were glad to be found and vacation. Mr. Fleming will then go to sent back to the school again. Port Huron and take charge of a company Joseph A. Fowler, a candy maker of of canvasser* nnd Miss Carpenter will go to Lansing—Miss Anns Raymond and Mr. Igmslng, has fallen heir to 8Y0.000. Burt 8ervl»« were married last Wednesday Miss Ida Hewett, of Cairo, West Virgin­ nt the home of thu bride’s parents. Eld. Vaudusen. of Lowell, officiating—Mta ia, the only woman railroad engineer In Flora Fuller died Sunday morning at the the world, and who Is to run tho first en­ home of her sister Mrs. Barnum. of dropsy, gine that goes Into the World’s Fair Sno was ailing for many months though grounds. Is a ulecc of Josephus Lane, of , she did uot give up. .until within a few• Bellevue. days uflipr death. Funeral services Mon­ Marshall has planted au 8!) pound stur­ day from at the Methodist church conduct­ ed by Rev. Wright, assisted by Rev. Kee­ geon in the citv park aquarium, and the ler. ot Woodland. Interment In the east small boys of the town run away from school to sec the big fish thresh the water. cemolery. a large concourse of people followed tho rcmuins to their last resting —Detroit Journal. HASTINGS, MICH. TOUR FAVORITE HOrtE NEWJPrtPER UmLLIOOR INFANTS!: Smoke. young man of Eaton, was found to be insane and was taken te Knlar;.azo<> .to remain until re­ stored. Grief over the death of. Ids two , brothers is said to be the cause. In The Market pruccroBs: D. W. Reynold*. D. o. Robtnaob. John Carreth, Jerve Norman Webb has secured a position In the brass fnctoty ns book-keeper--The marriage of George Keeler and Clara Spaulding took place at. the home of the bride’s mother Inst Wednesday evening. They will go-house-keeping in their spa­ cious home on Grand Rapids street— Debt Gale left Saturday for Saginaw, where she will attend scbixd—Charlie Campbell was in Grand Rapids Saturday—Ella Jacpkes, of Ealou Rapids, visited friends In town last week—Aaron Clark, of Dutton, has purchased the. Sylvester Houck resi­ dence In tliis village, and will move here in the near future—Mrs. Williams, or Hnsings. has opened up a millinery shop in this village. . THE BEST Incorporated under the laws of the State ol Michigan. QHAUT/lUQUfl dFflKTrtENT BUiLblNQ W. H. GOODYE R. ALWAYS smoke I SURPLUS 110.000.00. JBVEfWBfiU! business.cards. - Mich. 'RFSWHSIBIE AXi:7S wwra. ■A IhhJBLE GHLORIDF. .1 Am ; or.ca.> VcuvX'Aii • ' In CRIJSKEsSESS and MORPEIHE H; . . .-four SPECIAL FORMULA. J' i s Jt. •: cured, b r tl ABLETS.- testlmonlcls from persons-who hdTO been cur­ ed by the use of . .«f these !r>*->ts in coitiinunicauon ['trsuuB f<mr TA RUSTS. .BLETS ;.is for sale by all ri?tJT-ci.As-s dniggUtt at $ |.PJ Writ.: v.---;r r.av.e and lalcttfesu plainly, aud sUta whether Tablets i ers t’er Tcbacco, .'•forphine vr Liquor Habit. HILL'S TABLETS. REMEMBER habit, and found it would icd for It. I und ten cents rvt chewing tobacco a day, _ .... cigars; or I would smoko pipea of tobacco. Have chewed DO NOT BE DECEIVED Into poreha*inir any <>f the vuioat that cuereo for »ale. Ask for HILL'S LEX3 and take no other. f Lauufactursd only by D. M. JAYLORD. Leslie. Mich. ---- THE---Tira Oaio Ocwical Cm Glktlkmbn-.—b»>m. time ago I sent tor |i.oo worth of yon Tableu for Tobacco Habit. I received them all right and, althoug' d'chewer, thsjr did the work in leas the Tnily your«, MATHEW JOHNSON, P. O. Box 45. OHIO CHEMICAL CO El. S3 5K385 CPUS BLOCK, LIMA. OHIO. PARTICULARS CsnucAi Dot rs trie plea*ure to vpeak * word of imine for your Tnbteto. »d to the um of liquor, and through a friend,’! wu led to leavy an-lKon»:at>t drinker, but after uting rour Tablet* but three dava he quit drinking, and will not touch liquor of any kind. 1'have waited four months bclcju writing you, is order to know the cure was permanent. Ycnra truly, MRS. HELEN MORRISON. FREE. A watch dog of W. L. Heaziit, of Way­ land. went through a largo pane of glass In the store while the family were eating supper. CtXCIXXXTt. a. Lightning struck Jerry Thomas’ house In Allegan county recently grthg down a , chimney and Into a bedroom which con­ tained two beds. Mrs. Thomas was mak­ ing one of them, and of this one the light­ One hundred and fifty men were sum­ ning struck a post, shattered It,' then at­ moned In the Butcher murder case-jn trial tacking the other bed. damaged it so that at Charlotte, before a Jury was j secured. It fell down. The current then attacked a cat and signed the hair off ber. Tbe case la In progress now. J Plainwell now has a new ninety-four dollar 1900 pound firs proof safe for keepIng the village record* yjid valuable pa­ pers. hoy effort • -A.<ldrez.'.a idl Ordoxs ta (Xn writing please mention this paper.) THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO,, 57, S3 and 55 Optra Stock USIA, Ohio, — �Clyde W. Francis, a graduate w Bigb school here, and now editor of tn* _ . ... ____ r*n*uti> • that town. Tbe Bakkes offers congratn lattens and best wi»be* !<* a loa< ttseful life to the happy couple. SoDday night It looked as though Hs­ ings was going to catch a repetition of the Y pel Un 11 cyclone. But the storm over. People In tbe city though ««• anHe frightened at tbe appearance of the bbiX sk7-nSroarin< wind and according to report ban the population were In U>elr cellars until the wind quieted down. Aa Secretary of the Agricultural society Jas M. Bauer is a bustler, and has coinmenced already to work up an interest for the fair. He recently called a-large num­ ber of ladles together for the purpose of re­ modelling the premium lists in the ladles departments and it is safe to say that the rough pine boards wont meet the gaze ot all visitors in floral ball this year. He la also working up a large list of special premiums that will be the means of bring­ ing many attractions to the fair that would otherwise not be there. Mr.. .Bauer is a hustler and will-work up an Interest that will insure a successful meeting. He is taking time by the forelook aud getting touch preliminary work done that has us­ ually been done much later than this. OF Lost, a Pug Dog; answers to the name of Joe. Don Smith will be much pleased if the finder will return him to the Racket store, Hastings, Mich. Oats per ba' xv- war Jiartey per bu. Tbe dray unloaded two cases ot Oxford tie shoes at tbe Racket store Saturday. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE They have a new lot of those 25 cent In the matter of the estate of WmTC. gauntlet gloves at tbe Racket. J<No^e'h bTreby given that I shall sell at.pub­ Still we have bankrupt shoes that the lic auction, to the nlzbest bidder, on Friday, price-will knock them all out, at the tbe 2nd day of June. A. D- 18K. *t M o'clock In the forenoon, at the probate office Racket. In the city ot Hartings. In the County ot Barn, When you want ribbon, remember tha* In the State ot Michigan, pursuant to license nnd authority granted to me on the Uth day of they sell at about half what others ask. a1 April A I). by the Probate Court of the Racket BlAV County, Michigan, all tbe eriato, right title and Interest of the said deceased of. in We have the largest stock of trimmed and to the real estate situate and belm: Inthe county of Barry, tn the State Of Mlcblimn. hats ot any store in Barry county, at the known and described tw follows, to-wit. The Racket west half of the east half ot the south west quarter of section ton [lOltn town three north 40 dozens more of those unbleached foot range eight west. Barry County. Michigan, ex­ ladles hose for 10 cents per pair, just cept eight acres in the south east corner de­ scribed as keginning at tho south east corner of arrived, at the Racket tbe above description, and running thence The largest, nicest, cheapest, and bes* north sixteen chains andko'-i links, Jhence west parallel with the south section Hue tour chains and ks links, thence south sixteen chains Miss Hortense VanZIle will give Tues­ links to the section line, tlicuec east on sec-, tion line four chains and 85 links to the place of day evening. April 25th, In the society beginning; also excepting one fl J acre to the rooms some Shakespearian readings with south west corner heretofore described. iaiprraonatlons from "As you like it,” Dated. April iMh. A. D. IMX r VinrrvW RnttiiESS. Macbeth, -King ’ofin” and other plays Administrator of Shakespeare. Also a selection from Iguomar. Detroit and other papers speak SUtr.Tax Lands. verr highly of Miss VanZIle's rendering COUNTY THEASUREB’S OFFICE. of these selections, and as she is well HMUnia. Mich . April. 15. 1»3. known in Hastings will no doubt attract a Notice is hereby given that certain lands situ­ large house. Those who were so anxious ated In the county ot Barry, bld off to the stale for taxes of and previous y.-ora and de­ to hear her at Kalamazoo and Charlotte scribed in statements on file in this office, will can do so now at a small expense. Mrs. bo sold at public auction by the undersigned WAftt An tflA Belle Hendershott aud Miss Grace Messer ___ _____ - ■ ----- • GRAND OPENING DOINGS AT THE HASTINGS HOUSE, trimmed children’s hats, at tho Racket . Remember they make a specialty of old ladies aud children’s bats, at the Racket THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, We buy in New York. Buffalo, Cleve land, Toledo, Detroit, Grand Rapids and Chicago; so wo get all the millinery novel­ ties, at the Racket For sale, Garwood’s perfume at 40 cents per ounce. Warranted tho best, at the Rafkrt. APRIL 20, 21, AND 22, 1893 Good perfume 30 cents an ounce, at the Racket We have the largest stock of hair oma . designated for the annual tax sales, i f not pre­ incuts in the city,' at the Racket viously canceled accdrding to law. , Remember we sell slktes for what others Said statements contain a full description of each parcel o' said lands, and may be seen on pay for them, at the Racket. application at the office of the county treasurer. The land struck off to the state. for taxes of W’e have the nicest case of flowers for 18®). or other years, at the tax sales in May last, Worthington's Illustrated magazine for will be offered subject to the right of redemp­ hats ever show in Barry county, at the Racket • May shows remarkable progress and tion prescribed by law. J. P. Hals Kkxvon, growth on the part of the highly enter­ 877.00 worth of ladies hats arrived County Treasurer. taining periodical, which has already won Saturday, at the Racket for itselt an enviable place among the We will trim your old hat to look nearly choicest Magazines ot the day. as good as new cheat), at the Racket . Mrs. Livermore's fifth paper of _ her personal experiences “In Old VirWe still have 7 boxes more clothes pins ginny—Fifty Years Ago.” is full of inci­ at one cent a dozen. dent and interest. ■•Charles Lamb and The Rackkt. His Letters” is a most admirable paper, by 5 papers good pins for 5 cents, at the Spencer Leigh Hughes, upon the private writings of the humorist for whom all Over the goods in the new Racket. students of English literature feel a genu­ , Furniture Store before _you We will sell as good and more millinery ine Interest, if not affection. The short buy as the prices are very goods for one dollar than any house this stories are’well •••'-,h reading, being the low. You will be surprised side of New York. best work of ... rknctd an<!. popular The Racket. . 4 In their subjects as a u thorn. and ax will each sing solo», Mrs. Carrie Goodyear accompanist, which-will be an entertain­ ment of Itself, as they are musicians that any pltce may be .proud of. Admission 35 cents. Eight o’clock fast time. T A ptTpQI You are cordially invited to call and see LAUIEO. | our elegant line of garments. You have a chance to select a stjylish Garment at Wholesale Price. at Wholesale Price. Respectfully, Look t hey are choict . banning in diction. A. D. Worthing^... a Co., Hartford. Conn. 82.50 a year.-25c a single nymber. For sale by all news dealers. Tbe following from tbe Allegan Journal is the advice a Chicago lady gives to wo­ men intending to visit tbe World’s fair this summer: How to dress to stay oue week: Don’t bring any finery, just a plain, easy wool dress, short almost lo the bodt tops, good easy old shoe?, an extra pair ot stockings, plenty of handkerchiefs, one nightdress, no more under ^clothes than absolutely necessary, a colored skirt by all means, a hat that will shade the eyes, so as not to depend upon a parasol, and let all your garments be such as rain or mud wilh not deface. A pair of slippers and an easy wrapper will be a pleasant cbauge for evening. Every lady ought co be able to carry all the extras of her wardrobe in a little bundle iu her hand. • Sew your mon­ ey carefully into some part of your cloth­ ing. but carry a dollar or two of change in a little purse in a safe pocket Tbe following is an account from au Allegan paper of the marriage of Volney Ferris, which will no doubt be of interest to bls many friends In Hastings: The wedding of Miss Julia Flxley and Volney Ferris occuned Wednesday morn­ ing. before a small ’ company of friends. The bride was becomingly dressed In white, and carried roses, the gift of Miss Pearl Moore. Her sister. Miss Gussie, and L. Y. Cady, were bridesmaid and grooms­ man. Rev. W. P. Law officiated as clergy­ man and Miss Kale Murphy played tbe wedding march. After the ceremony a breakfast was served and Mr. and Mrs, Ferris touk the morning train for Hast­ ings. for a visit with tbe groom's parents. Although ihe wedding was a quiet one the couple were well remembered by tbe good­ ly number of handsome presents they re­ ceived. The gift ol the ladies of the Epis­ copal church, of which Mrs. Ferris is a member, was a set of solid silver tea­ spoons. Resolutions adopted by Barry Lodge, No. 18, of the order of Knights of Pythias on account of the death ot Mrs. Hannah Rus­ sel. Whereas It has pleased Almighty God In his wise providence to remove from the scenes of thia life Mrs. Hannah Russell, the mother of our brother Julius Russell; therefore It Is hereby resolved by Barry Lodge, No. 13, of . the order of the Knights of Pythias. First, We desire to pay our tribute to the good woman Who has died. For many years she had lived In this communi­ ty an honorable and respected life. For these last years we have witnessed her serenKand beautiful old age. She has left the memory of one who lived a good life nnd performed many kind deeds. Second. We extend to our brother. Juli­ us Bussell our kindest sympathy In his affliciion and assure him that the hearts of his brother Knights go out to him in this time of his sorrow. Third, A copy of these resolutions shall be presented to brother Russell and they shall be printed in the city papers. STLVJMTER GHEVSEL j . W. M. Puffeb - Committee. Dak. W. Reynolds ) to learn that furniture can be sold so cheap. Remem­ ber that we do all kinds of repairing and upholstering of furniture. We also keep a line of second-hand goods in the basement of our store and pay cash or trade for second hand goods. . Remember the place, / Robertson Block, corner of ' Jefferson and Csurt streets. LIVINGSTON & BLOCK, THE RACKET 104 “5T™,W street. KALAMAZOO, MICH. SIB Jj. BEACH, HASTINGS, - ' - We MICH. , RUSSELL’S BARGAINS YES I Delight and Surprise Patrons. Offer No. i, Yellow Canned Peaches ..... '......................... I5C French Peas........................... 18c French Mushrooms................ 25c Acorn Brand Salmon, Extra Nice................................. 25c Cruikshank Bros. Chow Chow ......................................... Blue Ribbon Chocolate......... Blue Ribbon Cocoa............... Choice Lemon, 300, per doz.. 30c 50c 60c 25c Choice Oranges, 176s, per doz 30c Choice Washington Novels, 150, per doz.................... 40c Some very nice patternsin Glass­ ware, NEW. THE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND BEAUTY OF DESIGN IN OUR LINES OF DRY GOODS; FANCY GOODS; DRESS GOODS AND MILLINERY CANNOT BE SURPASSED. Julius Russell. . Rochester makes the best Ladies Shoe in the market and you can get a pair of Ross, Levis Pifer’s shoes at S?K?E' r. Q. STOWELL’S. Repairing by J. C. Woodruff. The fact that we are doing more business than ever before is evi­ dence that our goods have been selected with judgment; that they have met with favor; that our prices are right. Between We are Jobbers of Candy and retail prices are low. ume Hans & YanArman. TE you save time you A money. You can save a vast amount of time if you are look­ ing for 1893 1893 FARRAND & VOTEY WHITE ROSE Organ Co., are making the World’s Fair $50,000 organ. Moral: Buy the best at a reasonable price. LnM Lath, SMh FLOUR $1.65. or any kind of building mater ial, by coming directly to ue, save money by buying of us- We want your ■ HARDMAN, FISCHER, ■ HARRINGTON AND BUTTER ~ EGGS STARR PIANOS, WEDNESDAY,THURSDAY - AND - FRIDAY, Remember we ship our own A 1 Quality and Low Price. APRIL 26,27^15 26, 1693. Produce and can pay the highest SUMMER OPENING - I can write you the best and safest market YOUR INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED. life insurance written. Write me Pattern Hate, Bonnets and Millinery Novelties. * MISS ALICE HALL your wants. C. E. ING^RSON, Aoitrr. NaahviUo, Mich. ring. Remember we are not in th’ Jos. Rogers & Co. I We are posted in onr business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get a living. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-04-27.pdf 234ff2859344a17143fbe9ecdef2d524 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. T»—T VOL. XXXVII. NO. 52 WHOLE NO. 1976 HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 27, 1893. Hastings Banner THE QUICK MEAL Published Thursdays by COO±L BBOS.'. HA3TIXGN. MICH. COUNTY NEWS. — Gasoline Evaporating Stove t V Peach buds are ail right here in our Is .the very latest improvement in the line of GASOLINE STOVES. “J It is perfectly safe and reliable, all perish­ able parts being made of anti-rust material. GASOLINE GENERATING STOVES Are a great improvement over the old style, generating only once for the three 4 burners and gas jet. The late improvp- • ments render the stoves absolutely safe, ts can be proven by a visit to my store vliere you can See one in,dperation. A wonderful invention in Spring-tooth Harrows I S°LART'P kne the We sell Shoes youbuy Them You take’ no chances. If goods do not prove to be as represented we will make you satisfied. Call and examine our stock and if you do not find what you want we will get it ^br you. WOOLLEY & BR2NSON. ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. WANTED! The Hatcliet” Bertie J. Barber on Saturday evening the 22d. by a party consisting of about forty young people, for the purpose of remind­ ing him that it was his 91 st birthday. Af­ ter congratulation and a social chat games and plays were Indulged In, while some enjoyed the light fantastic. Refreshments were served nnd all seemed to enjoy the evenings entertainment until the wee small hours in tbe morning. Many were the tokehs of kind regards and respect left with Uie victim of their surprise. Among the most valuable was a cane bottom gent's chair, and by his foster parents a two year old colt. Bertie was so much overcome by the surprise and upon the presentations that he was unable to find language sufficiently adequate to express his heartfelt gratitude to his many friends present, who had so generously conferod the many tokens during tbe evening of that event, which to him appeared a very Important one, long.to bo remembered. Bold OxiJLy By Jesse Townsend. YEARS SOLID WEAR STERLING INLAffl will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. • I also do CUSTOM SAWING P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. 15 Sarah Robert, who has been visiting at Blanchard, Isabella po... returned home last week—John Marshall has returned from visiting friends! In Indiana—Miss Parody began her first term df school lu district No. 9 last Mos day—Mr. and Mrs. Owen, of Cedar Cretk, attended quarterly meeting here last Saturday and SundayPorter Hammond, of Battle Creek. Is building a kitehen for W. P. Jarrard—Al­ bert Raaey and wife have moved back on their farm—Jesse Robsrt. of Blanchard, Is visiting Maple Grove frienda—Mr. and Mrs. Sample expects!© move to Nashville this week—Phillip .Ayers has improved the looks of his farm by a new board and wire fence along the road—C. C. Denary had friends from Woodland visiting them last week—John Conley and fami’y have moved back into their own houde. the best tooth Iiolflerjever in­ vented. The tootli is held in posi­ tion by a ratchet with which it can be adjusted so as to wear from 18 to 20 inches off Aldrich purchased nt administra­ the point of the tooth which torClare sale last week the house and lot form­ owned by Mrs. hither Pennock loca­ is four or five times as much erly ted on West Main street, fur the sum of wear or service as can be ob­ four hundred and seventy-five dollars— Flansburg made a business trip to tained from any other Spring- Charles the Celery city one day last week—Mr. kand Mrs. Hathaway, after . spending the t ooth Harrow in existence. winter with their daughter. Mrs. Frank Lawrence, have moved iiack on their farm Please make a note of this. — A complete surprise was sprung upon la the length of time that I Mrs. Jes«e Cotton is on the sick list' as is also Mrs. S. Kenyon and Austin Barnum and children of Mr. Hopkins—The carpen­ ter’s » hammers are now beard on H. Sprague's house—John Marks Is in Ingham Co. on business—Jesse Cotton, of Ohio, is on our streets and at Nashville, making a delivery of fruit trees—1). Wood now va­ cates Win. Demond’s house and goes in part of E. Rowley's house—Leu McDonald occupies the house of Wm. Demond—Jay Palmerton., of near Vermontville, was on our streets Sunday last—Farmers lips hang low, too much rain for seeding— Bert Stowell says its a girl, and come to stay with them—Leonlday Farrell, ol Sun­ field. is visiting his parents here. Our quiet country was greatly surprised Saturday to hear of the death of Mrs. Wilber Austin, of Lenawee. Mr. Austin was formerly a ciHzen here, having some years ago married the oldest daughter of Joseph Hafner, and some three years ago no and family moved to I,eenawee Co. The remains were brought to Nashville Saturday for burial, and the funeral was held at the residence of Mr. Hgfner, Sun­ day. The funeral was largely attended. Mr. Austin has the sympathy of the com­ munity In his bereavement—B. W. Austin received a telegram Friday that the oldest daughter of his brother Church in Lena­ wee Co., was dead. She some years ago lived here with her uncle B. W.—Miss Appleman is on the gain—The last storm was n draw back on sowing oats. IM VAN VWENBUKQtl What More Can be Said tow.i. But little has been done in the line of sowing oats as yet— Weltlia Fick is home from Battle Creek on a visit, but ex­ pects to return soon—Wm. Frey is saw­ ing out the timber for Hiram Coleman’s barn—Alox McKenzie and family of Pennfield, called on Cyrus Ingrahm's fam­ ily on Sunday*-The creamery at Bedford is expected to be in operation this week— •A good company met at the Gregory school house to hear Elder O. C. Godsmark on Sunday afternoon—Mrs. T. E. Godde Ssick. Her condition is reported ns her­ ring on Insanity—Mrs. B. Hamilton at­ tended the quarterly meeting at Banfleld— , Mrs. C. E. Paul has a monster calla In blossom. It measures 4 feet 4j$ Inches from the ground to top of blossom, and the corrolln measures 0J£ inches In breadth. SPOOKS AN FORKS Ara warranted to fast. Also remember you get a Present—"Good Form,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewele ry store Quality and price al­ ways right. J. L WILKINS, act F. R. Pancoast ----------------------------------.... _ ’ ,___ The Reliable Jeweler. Great activity prevails at the brick yard —Wheat has improved under the influence of the present weather, and that is some compensation for the otherwise gloomy slate of affairs—Archy Andwson has been calling on old friends here—Miss Maggie Jeffry was the guest of Miso Maggie Ryan last Saturday and Sunday. Miss Jeffry Is. teaching the school at Hope Center—John Doonan has returned from South Bend. Frankie Doonan is still qnite sick—Frank Leonard has moved hta family Into the rooms over G. P. Mosier's store—Frank Townsend has purchased at team ami is engaged In drawing his lumber to this place—There will be preaching services at the church next Sunday at 10 a. m. brought his dog up town and bad it shot; he thinking It was going mad—George Williams has been having the grip—Bev. J. C. Chase has moved into Mrs. Stanley’s house first door east of Mrs. Backus—Mr. Smith has bis house enclosed—B. J. Rob­ inson Is nble to work again—Uri Burst and family spent Saturday in KalamazooMr. Eldred made a business trip to Kala­ mazoo Saturday last—John Barber, of Creasy, was In town on business last Sat­ urday—Rev. Master, the presiding elder was hero over Sunday to attend quarterly meeting held in the school house—Elder VanWinkle, of Banfield, attended services hero Sunday—Mr. Smith was st the hub Saturday—F. A. Blackman and family visited friends at Doster Sunday—Mamie Nichols Las a pet on her finger, a felon— Mart Skillman is building a kitchen on his house—Mr. and Mrs. Dubois, of Augusta, was in town on business lost Saturday: she being a daughter of Mrs. Rahney—The Willing Workers will give an entertain­ ment in Blackman’s hall Tuesday evening, May 2nd. Admission 10—Q. A. Hynes and Uri Burst were at the hub Tuesday11. J. Grant, of Woodland; was la town Monday—Orson Smith, of Kalamazoo, was the guest of J. B. Williams. SaturdayDewitt Rahney has rented the Hovenor market, and will stock up with meat tills week—J. B. Williams nnd wife were at the hub Tuesday—Georga Norwood made a business trip to Augusta Monday—Web Thompson, of Kalamazoo, Sundayed with his folks, returning Monday—Ed. Evans and wife were in Kalamazoo. Monday—B. Thompson is building a picket fence around his vacant lot. Bedford. Mrs. Emory Severance, of Lansing. Is visiting her sister. Miss Belle Loveless and aunt, Mrs. .Jerome Fish—Misses Lou Nichols and Mary Wilkinson are home from Cleary college. Ypsilanti, for a’ short vacation—Floy Burke, Rose Rogers and Pearl Brotherton spent Sunday with friends in Comstock—L. A. Stratton and family went to Kalamazoo last Tuesday, where they will ninko their future home. The best wishes of their many friends here will follow them to their new home—A series of monthly praise services will be begun at the church next Sunday evening. An in­ teresting program has peen prepared—Th3 mast of our sick are reported convalescent —C. II. Nichols and family have moved Into Mrs. L. M. Wilkinson’s house—Frank Baugh und family have moved Into C. C. Rlehtmyer’s house. [ Brush Illdge. Augustus Wurms smiles over the addi­ tion of a boy to his family—Fanners are busy sowing oats—A beautiful snow storm visited us last week—P. K. Karns has tbe wall to his house—not barn as the Banner made me say—completed—C. V. Stam is laying the wall for John Bransehka’s house—Frank Pierce will build an addition to his bouse this summer—Henry Anders went to Hickory Corners Tuesday —Borp, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otis, April 20th, a daughter—Joe Robinson and fami­ ly visited Mrs. Robinson’s parents Id Orangeville over Sunday—We expect tohear that some of the young men of Brush Ridge have challenged James Corbett in the near future—Brush Ridge is certainly becoming famous. There has been *tour births In the last four weeks—Three now houses and two new barns will be built this spring.' Ida Moore Is taking lessons on the gultar of Prof. Horace Cronk, of Battle Creek —Mr. and Mrs. John Tasker visited nt E. Tylers, Vermontville, Saturday and Sun­ day—Rev. Morey, of IjiGrange, Ind., preached Sunday at the M. E. church and will .continue here foi the rest of the con­ ference, year. Pres. Dodds being-appoint­ ed him—Calvin Smith has traded his farm for the Tamarac at the Center, with Wal­ ter Powers, of Nashville, paying the dif­ ference—Supervisor Briggs Is around this week—James Perry and wife, of Pennfield, Sundayed at Geo. Tompkins—Frank Wright jumped onto a board that had a large spike In it driving It nearly through the side of bis heel. Woodland. * Mrs. Wm. Wunderlick is still no better with but little prospects of her recovery— Mrs. Bitzer went to Grand Rapids on Mon­ day to care for her sick daughter—C. C. Deane is Improving and we hope soon to see him on our streets again—D. B. Kil­ patrick Is Improving the looks of his store by putting down new sidewalks—L. C. is on the sick list—A. H. Bennett, of Graud Rapids was In our village last week bustling Northwestern Life Insurance— , At the special school meeting on Mon­ day night the patrons of the school board Instructed the school board to hire n third teacher. Our school under the Instruction of J. F. Fortney and Mis# Wilcox has been a success during the past year and we think it would be wise to secure both Mr. Fortney and Miss Wilcox for the coming year if possible—Leroy Simmons Is typo at the News office. Jrfy Snyder having Dowling A great surprise awaited us last Friday severed his connections with the some and morning. Again the earth was robed In a gone tO'Ghidago—Ed. Boyer has sold his mantel of snow, but.lt [disappeared as soon village property to J. G. Jordan and goes as it came. Now the farmers have post- to Lansing—Chris Traenkle has sold his ivned oal'sowlnt until fair we.tb.r-G. ZUlw properly lo John I. Bngluxp inj «.tn have k._a. a- new addition i.ifonn Itnnid'X—Wm. Hill has tins to Grand Rapids IL Manning will built' gone tn on his barn this spring—Fred Clemens has moved into tbe house lately vacated by C« hired out for the reason In Pennfield—Miss Snvder—Mrs. C. H. Siiyder and family Jennie Pilgrim will board al Geo. Bryant’s moved to. Chicago on Mondav-^We were while teaching here—Marla Manning is treated to a mad dog scare Sunday even* working for Burt Stanton and wife—Ella fog, but it proved only to lie a case of dog Weeks will not return to Battle Creek to poisoning—Some farmers have spwn oats attend school this summer—Dry ChafTe and many ore nearly ready but the heavy and Joe McGrath will build Henry Bab­ rains of late have made It Impossible for cock’s new house—Mrs. Joshua Hall has them to work their grounds for some time returned from Ohio where she has been —L. Parrot has been appointed a member curing for her sick .dster, who Iles now of our school board in the place of George very low and her death Is hourly expected D. Barden, resigned—Notwithstanding —Mrs. Lang is still la Battle Creek ear­ the state Fish Warden bad several of our ing for her sick daughter, who has recent­ boys arrested last week. No one appear- • ly underwent a most painful and danger­ ed for the people and the suits went down ous operation. The most skilled physclans on account of defective papers. of Battle Creek have been in attendance and It is hoped that abe will recover—O. "-Hon. Cletneat Smith was in town Mon­ B. VanHorn returned to his studies last day—S. E. Cook, of Charlotte. Sundayed Monday after a few days visit with rela­ with friends here—William Freeman and tives and friends—Katie Reed went to wife are visiting at Dodge City, Kansas— Battle Creek last Monday to visit her sis­ Geo. A. SeHeck was home the first of the ter this week. week—Miss Velina. Walrath spent Satur­ day and Sunday at Middleville—Minnie The Epworth league was held Inst Sun­ Furnlss returned to the Normal at Ypsilan­ day at the usuabhour of service, our min­ ti Monday atternoon—Lida Feighner and ister being called away—Albert Edmunds Edith Fleming attended the Barry county is on the gain. He had a very severe at­ Christian Endeavor union at Middleville tack and came very near having blood Saturday—C. L. Glasgow and his mother­ poisoning from.the quinzey—Mis. Osler- In-law, Mrs. Miller, went to Jonesville out is very sick with lung fever—Frank Saturday to attend the funeral of a relative Sheffield's daughter Matlie, was very sick —The remains of Mrs. Austin, of Cone. last week with the qulnzcy -Mrs. Van Monroe Co., were brought here Saturday. . Winkle was called last week to the home and the funeral took place at the home of of her daughter in Oceana Co., who Is not her father, Mr. J. Hafner, on the south expected to live—Mrs. Frank Doty Is laid side Sunday afternoon. Rev. Spitler, offic'. , up with a vary bad sprained ankle—Rev. lated. Vanwinkle went last Monday to see his In HaMlogs? No. sick daughter—Love feast was held here A word to the wise.ls sufficient. last Sunday evening and conducted by pre­ The l>oard of health have received comsiding elder Master, and there were four plaint of the,nnsanitory condition of_____ some baptised also, and the business of the premises In ’ this city. Now, as warm, quarterly oonterence was held at half weather approaches, Bacteria, the germs past eight o’clock Monday morning and of typhoid fever, cholera, contageou* and the presiding elder nays Banfield Is stand­ infectious diseases, will feed and - multiply ing very highly as to religious transactions on tbe ilth of dishwater and slops thrown and Its work—Mrs. Timmerman was taken in tbe hack yards, on decomposing vegeta­ sick again last week—Lorenzo Jones is ble matter in eellurs. privies and bam putting an addition onto his apple dryer— yards. It is everyone’s duty in Hastings, Mrs. C. Fisher and Mrs. Saulspane. of a duty which we owe to ourselves and our Baltimore, attended quarterly meeting neighbors to do everything in our power to here and wet guests of L. C. Edmunds k&p out disease in our midst. last Sund ay night._____________ Wheu great efforts are being made by our Kovernment to kcepSout cholera from Mr. and Mrs. Glasgow spent Sunday our land, lei the people of Hastings at with C. L. Smith and wife—We had a least try to keep a clean, healthy city, Jolly old sa®w siorra the 91st and 92nd and where cholera and other contagious dis­ was several inches .deep. Friday morning eases must starve or falf to get a foothold —Mrs. F. R. Fleming got a telegram last upon our people. Therefore, we beg of the people of Has­ Monday, tbe 17th. calling'her to her hus­ band who was sick in Battle Creek, with tings to clean up your back door yards, rheumatic fever. She ^ent rtaraedia'ely. your privies and barn jards. Ail refuse he Is better and will be hdme the 24th— from the kitchen should t>e burned. All Covert bi having a good trade this spring. stench In privlrs kejd down with coal Good price paid for butter and eggs, clean ashes, dry earth, lime. etc. Four abun­ store and smiling clerk. Make It worth dance of copperas water or other authlptic while to give him a call—Mrs. Leon Van solutions Into waler pipes und cess poult. Let every one In Hastings do their duty.Yelsorwent io Jacksoa last Saturday, from there »he will go to Canada to visit and soon wo fhnll have a city In t-aultary her parental home—Mr. and Mrs. Burt .condition second to none. The Boahd of Health. Service spent Sunday with Alfred Ray­ mond and wife—Grandpa Bogardua has been quite ill at ths homo of his daughter’s Mrs. John Fleming. He Is better now­ lu a case which was being tried the other We hear It rumored tliat Mr. It. Vester in­ day in a Vienna law court a cabman who tends to move to Mattle Creek this fall, to drove a one horse chario* was called as a send their children to school there. witness. To test the trustworthiness of Morgan. the evidence he was about to give he waa Quarterly nweting last Sunday was well asked by the judge If he had ever been nllrnded nt the hall— E. I’. Cole has gnne punished for any misdemeanor. to Toledo tn work— Mr. BlIekenstalT has moved lo thia village—Mr». WlckUn vis­ ited her slater Last week. Mrs. Adkins— tained by the police for twenty-four hoars. The Judge—Yow have never been sen­ The child that was sick at Mr. Crouch’s died Sunday morning. It had diphtheria tenced to any term of Imprisonment by a —Bom, April 24th to Mr. and Mrs. W. Judge for any serious breach of the law! Hill, a boy—Mrs. L. P. Cole received a The Judge (shaking his head}—A cab­ telegnua Monday morning that her daugh>»' wu very man! And never been proaeented! How .ot Milo ruilllp. 1. on U» ; •><*• Cole uirtM M Uw Ini troln. long have you been a cabnuta! WlLntsw—Since the day before ToatarW Uek 11.1- D..H Mo.her lualxmilita m ‘Mr, K r. Col. ueompuled her M f>r Delton. The wall for the new chureh la nearly done—Fay Mosher is working for Mr. Jor­ dan—Charlie Hazel has moved over by the0 Doud school house—Orson Smith, of Kala­ mazoo, will do the caroenter work on Mrs. William’s house—Bom, at the residence of J. Albertson the 19th, a daughter, weight pounds—Mrs. Whitlock Is not.so well » this .... writing—Mrs. ™™.. „ able .„™ to „ be at Loomis la w.wmiu-Tu, udie. wm,i‘ j *• K.pM.-Mr,. sumeux r.ther IIhoNlMlMM>Mt rah-PfbkMouoo •»> -o«« horo .UlllUnd. ThaJodgaCamlllaO-Ahl ThrtwiUdb, * �terhibcv osaolv. GOLD BI THE TON. ■Di, TRIPPED ANCHORS. Thursday, April xj. >893- COOK BBOS-Propnetgr,- aQgU THE fleet CF CRUISERS FOR NEW TEN depart YORK. No»nS£V»| April « -Tbe «“• of w.r.hlpe M< >•« 1“ •"•‘■orm H.mpwn HP.-11, «*. Blake on th.-right of the line nnd leading the other foreign! vessels, Ison *“.**{, *” jCew York to take part in the Columbian • Cnicwo. April 11 -Tbe «rmom ot lhe Hr.l restaiatt. lltliolw N«tlo««l Sixteenth street and Michigan avenue, was jutroyed by Are early this morning. Two lives were lost and two men were badly In­ jured. The scenery and stage figures of the Trocadero. which was to have opened April 29. was also destroyed by the Are. The two lives sacrificed were those of coloA)' men employed as porters in the building. They were known only as George and Walter. Those who were in­ jured are: E. W. Lathan and Chris Wie­ gand. Lathan was foreman for the Edliod Electric Light company In the build­ ing ami Wiegand was bls assistant. The loss is 1150,000 to <200,000. BUT ONE MAN SAVED MILLION DOLLARS YELLOW OF . _ , MisstMippt Ctalaas * c’"”* «■!-- Mora THE METAL. Boston Cootrlbnts* •4,500,000 Wabhixgtox, April 35.—The treasury’’ stock of gold la rapidly rising. The ers are coming rapidly to its relief, and it Is said that the snpply of free gold availa­ ble ta now over IIOJKO.IXM. Th's result wns brought about by large offerings re­ "— ----------— ceived celved from from bankers, banker*, who who as ns a a rule rule took legal tender notes lu return. The lrtTK«t oTeringscame from Boston.which thi Wgb the Associated banks placed H.MO.OpO st the disposal of the treasury. It Is under»tood here that the New York banks as a result of a conference with Treasurer Jor­ dan win put a largs amount of TOld to ths credit ot the treasury and so high ire hopes jising that predictions are made that by th. cio.. of tb. w«k ti» “ balance will show an excess of above the reserve. WSstern Hanks to the Beseua. The western banks continue to come to the asslbtance of the government and sent •ereral millions. The most gratify inf feature of the situation Is the tender of ad­ ditional gold from various sources, tne offers were accompanied by the snggwtion Viat if they proved to be insufficient further amounts would be ’ It is reported from Chicago that 1 resident Mitchell, of the Illinois Trust aud Savings bank, says: "We have given the govern uient 11,500,000 in gold in the past few weeks and will continue to exchange gold for the government's,paper obligations ot any kind. We will rend more gold tomorrow. We have not the. slightest tear that gold 'will’go to a premium." Another banker says that the Chicago banks have (40,000,000 of gold. ----- ---------CORFERRED WITH THE BANKERS r.ii,. A--“‘ • 1. B. Wilson. 371 citJ bl „. Pa. says he will not Ire wkh'Wn New Dlaoovery tor eriHn“™| j*-®*! and cold,, that II cured b|, w)(‘ , "Wki threatened with pneumo,,i, atl,r•« of -la grippe,” when v»rl.,„. edles and several pbyslris,,. oogorxl. Hole-,, BM,, ,“"«*lls Pa, claims Dr. King. Scw |,,„“**«• done him wore goo.1 ,hjn reyuS1?1 O»d,«P. drug .tore, Xi off th.i- or •!>•«**■ 7“,<vilooV. potb — through, •••rplo-to- loo. eomlrtlng ol hlmroil. wll. »»■! thm Electric This remwly is becoming .c Well. and >o popular mu, nwi , mention. All wlw |MVK d*vi« Bitters .Ing lhe rem,- a.,,, ,.r w u"** purer medicine don T: guarantw.l lo <1., nil that [, JLj*» Electnc Bltt. rr, will euro all dlsrej!*1; lhe liver and kidneys, win boils, salt rheum and other atfroS?’ canoed by Impure UfoocL-wui dr£ malaria from tire system an.l pn-v-m . well as cure all malarial ft*ven.-F?Lj! '“77«c*P' »' roar woxaoKr-hiki were nicked up over a mile away, naval review. Tbe formation of the fl'«t EXX.Jr«ur.>, ttud. Their Mr of headache, constipation alltl ill(l on leaving was in two lints, the Americans OUT OF FIFTEEN ON THE MIL­ had been daaheJ out. The child had » try piectrlc Bitters. Entire astiSS ou the right and the foreigners on the left. WAUKEE WATERWORKS CRIB. mlraculoua recap. I» »“ i of/ guaranteed, or money r<fumled.^j^ Absolutely Pure. Anchors were tipped at 9 a. m., and amid 50 cto. and S1.00 per botlleat W. 11 Go,,? rail, from Ite bum* uninjured, but pit the booming of cannon from Fort Monroe, rouelj erring lor In mother. W IIH»"n year's drugstore. the waving of handkerchiefs from the n.ber llr«l near the .Malott with hie shore by the ladies and cheers from thou­ mother, wile, .nd Ore children. The best salve in the world fWctrt. . They errre blown away and rearchlng sands of masculine throats the finest ocean IlcBCuo of the Survivor aud Fits Story. partiea hare been out, but none ol tbelr braises, sores, ulcers, .all rheum, few . Bogus white lead pageant ever seen in American waters rode M ilwaukee April 2L—Fourteen work­ bodice h». been recovered A .eWId o( •ores, tetter, chapped hands, chllblam . majestically away on the bosom of old ’ would have no men have lost their livea in the fierce storm Kim McGowan was found dead In a tree coms, and all skin eruption., ani| positive DUgUO ‘wale did it not ocean, ly cures plies or no jay n-qnlrwl. fth top a mile away from its home. Four he which lashed Lake Michigan. They were afford maker, a larger proSt than sroes cn the Aldridge plantation were guaranteed to give perfect M1t:4a«i4n. or The feature of Sunday was the arrival nf employed In the construction of the new Strictly Pure Wh.te Lead. money refunded. Price 25 cents per i»i filled outright, and a J*""11/ Tbe wise man.is never persuaded to the three representatives of tbe Brasilian wata^ worka’ tpnnel, being engaged in numbering nine perished. . One of the For sale by W. H, Goodyear, the drunta. buy paint that is sard to be juat aa navy, making the fleet complete with the bricking up a shaft in the cut S.Ot'O feet , hildren was Mund two miles from where goitT' or “ better " th.-.n Tommy Foster, a Flint liojH.ful. has been exception of the vessel bearing the Russian It was playing wbeu picked up by the arrested fur burglary. from the shore. The hurricane swept away deadly wind. the frail structure which hail been George V- Clark, one of I.anatori old Tbe killed In Clark county are: Mrs. built at the outer end of the tunnel Aldridge., Mre snmril. . child ol AlorRigw .. WUltaa residents, tiled last wr» k. a#cd 6€ yean. to shelter the men, and dashed them into . ; j_>ondcr anda _e S|— X __ Ue_g__ roe». The remn'rr couuj-y la to Victory '* Palm. the seething lake. Through tbe heroic ; gtrewn for mlJct w|tjj debris and along tba efforts of the life saving crew James Miller i of lbe cj-clone are found all kinda Hill’s Pile Pomade ought to be used by The market is flooded with spurious of hourehold goods. <Iea<I cattle and all sufferers from piles. It curing <£««« ■ was saved. He i« the only one of the white leads. The following analyses, noultry The picture is indescribably a are not enough extolled or known. Ira fifteen workmen who escaped with his made by eminent chemists, of two of ’ »Jt<0U, one-happy homes swept away like tbe Samaritan's hi-alinx ilalm—a* hfP these misleading brands show the life. and dashed to pieces os if though they and health restorer, well meriting Vkton's ewet proportion of genuine white lead Destructiou of tho Crib House. . Palm.—Rev. J. H. K., Pastor, bt. Jotepha they contain: • The Work was In change of Thaller & Church. Cooperstown. \Vi». a boiialMa Misleading Brsn-i N*kw York, April 25.-A protracted niENCn FLAGSHIP ARETiirSE. Schnlgtou, Chicago contractors, whose MKS. GEN. HANCOCK DEAD. guarantee in each package. Price dl.00. ••Standard L«*d Co. Strictly Pvre White vice admiral which was still missing.Cl^he lots: Wil! I* about *10,000. Work upon conference lasting several hours has been t ..4 u,, Louis." six packages 8**-.oo. By nail. For taie Brazilian vessels were let by the Aqalda- the tqnnel will be delayed for several held at the sub-trwuury between Assist­ Proportions * Analyzed by Proporuone by Fred L. ilnatii: the druitkist. Short rued Her Life. ban. the first battleship to be represented months. A terrible’ sea had be-n raging ant Treasurer Jordan nnd a number of W.36 per sent. Regis Chauvcasl JUrytre New York, April 2L—After a lingering OXllir* of zit in the rendezvous. The flag of Brazil, a for twenty-four hours. The swell increiuwd prominent hank prraidents. Among Mr. Mayor Torrent, of Nuskcgun. i-skot-d White Lead --------many mouths Mrs. Almira Han- lhe reigns of government Wcdutsday a square of green with a diamond of yellow and toward 11 o ’ clock at night the sen beJordon ’ s visitors were Brayton Ives, presiJ illuv( Less than 7 per cent, white lead. |pw of Major General Winfield S. night. and n globe of blue, swung from the stern, I came so 1U ,,UU. that the ... — built on dent of lhe Western National bank; J. oock, tnrlous shed Misleading Brand ___mbu u»- T<„,»r.l 13 Edward Slmmoas, of tbe Fourth National . Han< .Idle at the head we. the ffrg o! Ura rear ! .. crfb • , ___ >. M__ ,„ , died at 4:80 yesterday afternoon Now that Grand Haven is to have i new . ••Pacific Warranted Pur- [A} White Lead.” admiral. Behind the battleship came the ( - - the «. -----at the residence of court bouse the usual row over tbs -iie i< o’clock the timbers supporting house bank; Henry W. Cannon, of the Chase Na* j Analyzed Material* Proportions " * by Republica, a cruiser, and in i bo rear was gave way and tbe planks began to wash tional bank: George S. C**e, of the AmeriI iu order. Ledoux A Co., Sniphate ot Usd 4.W per cent the Tlralirtitxs, the smallest ot the vessels. ashore. Ac 4 o’clock In tbe morning the New York. can Exchange National bank; ex-United t niece, Mm Eu­ OXI lr of Zinc 45 '4 per rent. As the Aquidnban eame up the l>ay the hut rafter ot the shed fell from the top of . BarytaSO CK per cent. gene Griffin, In regulation salute* were flred, and later vis­ crib, Having the mea al the mercy of the States Treasurer Charles J, Canda. aud ex [ Of all seasons ot the year. i.« Uie on* for No white lead in it. Secretary Fhirchild; Cf-apln, of tbe Thin! j Grammercy Park. its of courtesy were exchanged. The Span­ making radical chamren in regard to bmlth. You can avoid bogus lead by pur­ ish licet with the caravels In tow took National, and J. A. Wright of Drexel Mcr- j Jin Hancock’s During the winter, the >y»4vin livcvm^s to The sea became calmer and the tug Wel­ gan &• Co None cf the bankers would *. chasing *uy cf the tollowing brands. twfbty-fonr hours' start and pulled out for strength had been a certain extent rtogged with waste, acd They are mi ictured by the “ Old come, towing •the lifeboat, and crew, — ----------• divulge the nature of the conference, th»y New York ahead of the other veasclx slowly wasting lhe blood loadvtl with itiiptirilit-. owing ’ Dutch” proce id are the standards: 0U*ce*»ful in reach ; saying ,ayluw, wans tLat lt bad steamed out. Sh-was fw-i nau been uwu agreed that any away under the lo lack of exercise, close eonfinemeidi In there in about threeIjeW given ' iven out 1)Ut must lnUst come come from from TreasTreas----... news There was a great crowd lined the shores '. Ing the crib, arriving linHr w ■,, I l.mllncrtinHAftlir . . . ... , . v .. uter Jordan. Jonl(U1 As A1 »n of the ctMferaxc. I subtle influence of poorly ventilated sliojts and homes. ■ ind Saturday when the last of the boat raow { fourths of an hour, and landing one ot the urer Other causes. This Is the raltsc ofl the •urtmeii named Olsen. w(‘‘i ) 3cominiui|cntion will undoubtedly bead- | a succession of sor­ took place, ml again th^San Francisco ( walk about for a few minute* and then j a communication was generally d reared to to Washington. Waahi:.^ - .It -------------------. I rows that had sub­ dull, sluggish, tired feeling — general si dive into lhe water. The act was rignifij thu an M|1 artangement arr9ntfKnient would be I this season, and which niust’be uterciot. ’fH jupp.nrd thut dued her naturally cant are the watching throng knew, that or tbe health may. b*- entirely broken l- !. l.v nh.-h the tho bankers bar.H.-r* will will turn turn about aboil! ; cheerful disposi­ down. Hood's Sarenjarilla ha* aunited while they had been looking the men had | IlS.iWo.NJO ... .... —•into . the treasury. .• i tion and with­ the greatist (popularity ail over the coonbeen lost. Olsen was drawn back to «he Assistant Treasurer Jordan has been drawn her nwu boat and with him one of the unfortunates ■ presred on all hands for a statement, but try a» the favorite spring medicine; It society during tbs expels the arcqmuiation <>f impurities —the only one saved—James Miller, am! , he is reticent and insists that such In­ later years of her through the boweL. kidneys, liver. Ioi-n paints everywhere. he was half dead from cold and exposure. lwrium „ru as is wanted can only come from formation tr ... going antno to • paint. It will The names of those who lost their lives I w^h^gxou aahington’ He said: I Hfelife. Her Her only only and skin, gives to the blood the purity Mid .Tor a book containing informs-I- can only are as follows: John McBride, engineer, • say that we have had a dis- daughter, Ada Elisabeth, a remarkably quality necessary tn good health and Atery savs you many a dollar; it will ■ beautiful*and' accomplished girt, died In Chicago; Michael Dwyer, fireman, Mil­ cussionanddebateasto the best way to UauUful and accomplished tfrt. d>ed in come that tired feeling. . .<>, tiers <*? •«* »’>- a.,. . t waukee; William Pnirtiener. fireman, Chi­ rehev. tbe situation both a. regards the ; banks and the govern menL That ha* re- age of IK Her mother Mm Russell, died cago; George Gregg, locktender, nnd James George Jagger, the Big KsyUb man who 1 Urosdwsy. New Tort Murphy, Joseph Pezol, Gustav Liekowicz suited a* usual in delay. You cannot at the general • officta rraldenre, on (k>v- shot Mias Memo, ha* exhibited signs of * Chicago Branch, and Peter Toerues, miners, Milwaukee; know anything further from me untilthai ««<>«■ • Mand <m the 34th of April. 1MX insanity. State and Fifteenth St: tls. William Marion and Charles Johnson, delay no longer extote.” : Me7nX?n’, In the Foote murder trial al Saros* miners. Chicago; John Healy and Frank That the balance <>( trade is still against <•’»«" "V* °r lumber, IbM. men took tbe honors after a tough strug­ Brown, miners, Milwaukee; John Dono­ this country was whown by tbe fact that I’vroa’ements were fmlowed by Mrs. Foote says that her t«*»timony at ite gle. The British ship Tartar, rather net­ van. miner, and Edward Cambrian, col­ IS50.000 more gold was taken from the sub- | d«atb of her busband at Gorernort coroner’s inquest was fal-c. tled at the triumphs of tbe Americans, put ored steward, Chicago. treasury for export. “It is expected,” said u’and on <be 9th of February, lltt Lathe afloat a crew of twelve brawny sailors, and one bank president, “that we shall continue ' rammer of 1891 Mrs Hancock went to gave the Americans a pretty bard pulh Miller was recovered sufficiently to give to ship H,(X»).000 or ffi.OOu.Ouu of gold a , i-urope where change of air >nd scenery The course was miles with a turn, and week until the demand is over-that is, *¥>» Pavement in for three-fourths of the distance the Brit­ the story of the tragedy. He said that lhe untiUhe balance ot trade is reversed or During this diverting jou^ey is overwork ishers led, but hero tbe San Francisco boys crib bouse was so dangerous during tbe until some cf our unmarketed products are ! foreign lands something of the vivacious l/ut on a tremendous spurt and got ahead. night that at 10 o'clock all hands went sent forward and can be drawn against. ” charm of her joyous youth c*™* l’«ck to makes no difference what kind. Using The Chicago boys eaiiie in second, the Tar­ down into the air lock. They were quite --------------' b«r now and then, but only for a time. greasy and inferior soaps is one road tar crew third, the ^Germans fourth, and comfortable there until the house wns I'atrlotte ttoannke Uanks ' Among the conspicuous attributes of her the Hollanders ntfxt, with the other for ­ to premature decay—sore ^hands— washed away. They knew it was gone when Roanoke, Va., April 25.—All .the banks • character were her fortitude, keen intell itrailing close behind. tbe air pump ceased working. This was in Roanoke have united in offering the Fence, unselfish regard for others, and that sore hearts—clothes never dean. eigners SlaUimen Brave tbe Raging Main. about 61 m. When tbe pump stopped A company has been organized at Battk Not so when Senators Butler, 'Gray and Gibson of tbe air kept growing worse until S^i) treasury all tbe gold In tht-lr vaults Is ex ! emulate refinement of nature which re­ Maryland, and Representative Benton o’clock, when it became so bad that it wan change for treasury notes at New York. | ym-vd a high degree of •plrituallty. She Creek with SIO.OW to treat nervous dWsaMcMillan, of Tennessee, went with the proposed by some to leave tbe lock and Secrete: y Carlisle accepted the offer. The I J™™ 0,1 hc* mu’her’s aide from old es at the sanitarium. 1 French Huguenot stock. She will be buried Roinoke baqks are the first in the country P*'”' -------------- * "*'“V “4” u”"*“4 fleet to New York quartered on the San take chances outside. Bttrt I at SL Louts, where her father, Samuel , Thousands are dying to-day to unite lu such a movement Francisco. Representative Outhwaltc, of Finally the air lock was opened and the ' Rnsseli. lives Failure, “Adrlonda," Wheeler's Heart knd Ohio, went on the Philadelphia. Nearly water was allowed to come in. McBride, every ship had a number of civilians and IN NEED OF MONEY. Nerve Cure, has cured some of the worst Dwyer, Gregg, Johnson, Leikowlcz and SEVERAL FAILURES IN OHIO. correspondents. There were twenty-seven cases of heart diseaw. Sold by W. H* Miller succeeded in getting out of the lock ships in line at the start and the exo­ and to tbe surface. To do this they had dus of vultoca • *began at soon asthe Goodyear. to climb up through ten feet of water. The LAXftiXO, Mich., April 19.-There has1 OOO.OOO. and .Assets «<oo.ooo. other nine. Miller says, could not find t^e been a considerable flurry of excitement in I CbUTMPU*. COLl’MirtU. O., O.. April 25 —The big Yataa Samuel Boyd alias Campis lI. was ar­ ladder, he,rappaaes, as they did not get on central Michigan during the past two !I feHnre failure at RocLreter, Rochester, N N. Y.. baa precipitated! rested at West Bay City and token .ockw the crib and were drowse*.! In the lock. days caused by the embarrassment of the i ,*^are* here with liabilities aggregating Caro on a charge ot borie stealing. . is used. Cheerfully proceeds the When he got on the crib Miller wound a The concerns that are involved .■ What Is lacking Is truth and ronfidrare. wire cable around his arm and was then 'Lansing Iron and Engine works and tbe ‘ labor of wash-day with health and Lansing Lumber company, two le*,l|ng ’ nrv the Ohio Cool Exchange, t he Crescent If there were absolute truth < n the «oe able to hold ou until the lifeboat arrived. long life assured. Hands all right— He says that Dwyer, Gregg, Johnson and manufacturing firms of this city. A cri -Coal company, and Store -------------------------J the Jacksonville »--•-------- '•*- ------- hand and absolute confidence on the dltt hearts light—dothes pure and white Leikowicx held on about half an hour and sis has been reached And the institutions company, nf Jacksonville, Athens county. It wouldn't be lieeewary for the maken«« then one by one were swept away, McBride as a Greenland snowdrift. named have filed mortgages uj>on their Receivers have been appointed by Judge Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy to t«aek “P ■ held on until ten within minutes of tbe Pugh for them and executions for 912,000 plajn statement ot fact by a S»<k» guaran­ JAS. S. KIRK& CO., Chicago, arrival* of the boat and he too succumbed real and persons! property to the amount against the Jacksonville company closed SPANISH WAItsniP ISTANTA TBABEU tee, They say- "If «• ™n'‘ fU" of STOl.OUt In favor of Orlando M. Barnes, taky Dianend Tar Sw. the concern. It is a mining store company, (make It personal, please. । -f ' aU!™ “ vessels were well out to sex The Ameri­ and waswaabed off with help in sight. Tbe cribhouse was a flimsy affair and who has indorsed a large amount of their owned by persons interested in the other the head. In any form or *tace. veil py can girls who have been for a weak mak­ ing inroads into the hearts of tbe “jolly there is much indignation that such a paper. A feeling of insecurity at once two compvniea. PROBATE ORDER. you $500 for your trouble making u» .tars" of the foreign vessels heaved a joint structure should have been built when it arose among the depositors of certain The Coal Exchange company owns no trial.” “An advertising fak-*." y<>« “F Mate of Michigan, Countv of Barry, m. At a •r-Hlun >»f the Probtfe Court, for sigh as tbe vessels departed, for their is known that at this season of the year bankp which have been calling in the mines, but buys tbe output of many of the Funny. Isn't it. how some people p«!« the of Bsrry holdcn at the campaign was nearly over, as the {social dangerous storms are frequent Tbe paper of ;the companies mentiohed, and a Ohio mines and eelhit to the trade. It Probate office, in the City nf Ha»tings, in sickness to health, when the " said Couutv. ot -Tuesday the 1 ith day of featurai at New York will not be equal to house was in two stories. The lower floor sudden and wholly unexpected run was had been selling a great deal of coal to’ positive «nd the guarantee absolute. v»uc ' March, hi th year.oite thousand eight hun­ those here for tbe past week. was occupied by the machinery and cook­ made upon the Central Michigan Savings rates to supply the northwestern trade. men don’t put mtihey back of dred and rlnrty three. Secretary Herbert Mucp Pleased. room and the upper one as a sleeping apart­ bank. " hen tbe Yates failure came they had Present, Charles W, Armstrong, Judge of Secretary Herbert, with dozens of ladi^p ment for the men. Tbe very reason for After meeting all the demands of deposit­ 930.000 of his paper on their hands. The And "faking" doesn’t pay. rrnb.ilc In the matter ot tbe estate of Hannah and others, and Admiral Hopkina, attended building the house was an excellent one ors for severol hours, Cashier Bradley ut> liabilities of tbe Exchange company are W Russell, dreenred Sunday church services on the Blake.* After for making It as strong aa possible, as it on the advice of State Banking Cornmls IWQ.0W, and those of the other company Oo readl'% nnd nil->s the petitl »n <lulr verified be came ashore be said in reply to ques­ Magical little granulest!«»•■• was said that storms are a feature of the sioner Sherwood, closed the doors of the 140.000. of Ksunle H. Wanr-r, daughter otsaid deceased. The assets of there companies gar coated Pellets of Dr. !’>■ Gaylux that .Mlmh>i«tr<tlon nf said estate may tions: “The night of these shipaii evenHiore spring, and it would be impossible for the bank. The state banking commissioner f* will reach, it is estimated. <400,000 larger thin mustard scab, yet I***J**" rrauu.l to Judus lluswtl. or to some other Imposing and grand than I had anticipated, men to get ashore for days together. So now in charge. The managers of the bank snitablu person. maintain that the Institution is perfectly to«re-.erire mild m Thereupon H i’ ordered, ’hat Thursday the We feel that with the beautiful ships which the house was built to lodge them in. solvent and In a few days iu doom will re­ 6tii day ot April, A. It.. 1HBJ at ten o\ioek In are anchored out here under our flag we LocisviLLg. April 21-Ex-President Tbe bret Liver pill ever m"’""* DETAILS OF OPENING THE FAIR. the !<N«u»on. De sMixnrd for the hearing of have no reason - to' feel ashamed; but ot opened. They say that no bank In the Harrison will attend tbe Republican league tick headache, dUxlnws. constlpatlan. w* »*Jd isysmton itntl that the belrs at law of said course there is a great deal yet to accomdeceased < nd nil other i*r*nns Interested tn Rsesptlon of the President and Other state could be expected to withstand a ran convention. Reports indicate that 15.UOO a dose. of this kind, as any one familiar with the delegates will be present. Said estate, are required to appear, al a seMlon pliah. I will regard it as the crowning Dlitlngulahed Visitors. of said court. Hien to Iti bolden at the I’robate Cut os my public life if by the time I During tbe past year the Chicago, April 24.-The World's fair business knows how impossible It would office, in the city of HaMlngs. In said County, re my present office I shall have done as of Big Rapid-** treated S.9 P» b?lktoI*y depositor* THE DEATH RECORD. and show cause. If an» there be. why the prater ceremonies committee has completed the this number thirteen died from db*** within a few hours. The utmost confidence of the iMinioocr mav not be granted. And It much for tbe building up of our navy as Is further ordered, that said petltionrr (five no has been so magnificently accomplished by details of the reception of the distinguished in tbe ability of the hang to proceed to Edgar Rkadixg, ivel! known physician injary. tlee to (lie persm.s luterreh-d In said estate, of my predeeesaora.” visitor* who will attend tbe opening of the business is expressed by citizens and busi­ of Chicago. the peodency of asld petition and tbe hearing The scene at the Hygia hotel on the last fair. The presidential party, which under ness men generally, many of whom cenBailey Gatzkrt, ex-mayor of Seattle, thereof by rai sing a copy of this order to be evening of the stay of the cruisers was a publMied In the Hastings Bannku, a news the present programme will be the first to tlnued to maxs their dkSly deposits while at Sent tie. Wash. paper printed and circulated in said Coanty brilliant one: all the officers who could Rsv. Theodors 8. Doolittle. D. D.. a of Barry, none In each week for three successive get away from tbe ship* went ashore to arrive, will be met at the Illinois state line tbe run was in progrev*. on tbe Pennsylvania road by Director weoks previous to said day of bearing. . LA.XMXG, April 30.—The excitement professor In Rutger college, at Naw Brant­ When Hany was kk, - • ree their friends and say good bye or to Chas. W. ABMaTBOxo, ' General Davix Governor Altgeld and nhlch has prevailed in this city and wick, N. J. . Judge ot Probate. arrange for a meeting again this week In Mayor Harrison. From the station tbe Colonel William M. McMichaels, aaNew York. The office, parlor and pavilion escort will be mounted police, state militia throughout central Michigan over ths were packed with ladies in rich toilets and and one troop each of United States caval­ financial embarrassment of tbo Lansing aseIatant attorney general under Grant, at WTy«a she bad ChlUlren. .<» F1' officers in their moat glittering uniforms. iron and engine works and the Lansing New York. ry and artillery. Charles Bigot, well-known French COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE. Nxw York, April 25.—Tbe,American diminished. The presidential and vice presidential TkT”‘.CT*H!!nJ’ ’■ Hastings. Mich . April. 15. IMO. Tb »\CeiDlr^1 Mlch,8*n Savings bank is still writer, at Paris. and foreign flee', of warships arrived In Notice is hereby siren that certain lands situ­ quarters will be at tbe Lexington. .When General R. L. T. Beale, ot the Cooftdsrin the hands of lhe state hanking cotnmlsated in the county of Barry, bld off to tbe state Lhe lower bay this morning, where they the hotel is reached tbe national salute of . . hr s city 1° । ------**- v•"•iiaing coinmis- ate army, at Fredericksburg, Va. sinner nn,l..It. .... for taxee of tare am previous rears, and de- will stay until tomorrow, when they will Now Ital CxIllUt ,,T be twenty-one guns will be fired from the uoncr, and its exact standing has not been I arribM In fttate-nentsun tile In this office. will ^»ai® Hesrt Starlet, earl of Derby, ai’.d-md I. be sold at public auction by the undersigned steam to their places for Thursday’s review. Michigan, in case she is in harbor hrre on determined. The Ingham County State ^-.uvintf* lutnlr V,.. ...ar. _ ■ . . Savinp bank has also suffered an excitinc London. removed from one business strec Tbe Spanish fleet with the caravels arrived that day, or from a battery on tbe Lake 'Vk?' L,!<Coiji- *«11 known lawyer, at Front park. The ducal party will be met run which was happily sidetracked by th <1rslKi<atrd for the annual tax «xlrs, If no: pre- in tbe van. ■ aahington. by officers of the commission and exposi­ soothing assurances of the state bankin vioii-1* i-a'M'elrd according rn law. L R. Nichols, the popular comedian, at tUidnuaataots eoataia ... a fu'l tion, and have a similar escort lo the Au­ commisaiouer. Confidence is now .......I . ....description . K. ........ of. Chicago, April 30.—Fire destroyed the ditorium, a salute of seventeen guns being r^oredand the dangsr to the banksdtimors. four-story brick building at tired In their honor. After the freedom of probably over. South Water street, occupied .' f. Good- lhe city has bqmt tqpmally tendered to both <• in tne Rhine Talley. l to ths right of radeiup ale & Son, John Gleeson and I. Trum- .parties the mayor, the officers of lhe na­ B.K.X April 30.-He.eT mgh« treu ri «-«U~«or bull, comniiaaiou merchant* tional commfsaioD, and lhe Chicago dirs©, J. P. Hals Kksyow. will aggregate 975,000. County Trraiur <. lory will pay their reepec* a. lb. uppo, Rhine rUUf. j r- B«Al» •» WMhlag- POWDER Strictly Pure White Lead “Armstrc- & McKelvy" “Beymer-Bauman” ‘‘Eckstein” “Anchor” “Fahnestock" “Morley” “Kentucky” “Shipman' “Southern” “Collier” “Red Seal” “Davis-Chambers” i NATIONAL LEAD CO., “The Pace That Kills” KIRK’S SOAP AMERICAN FAMILY Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. �Hastings Banner. Thursday, April 27, 1893. SCHOOL COLUMN. [lww«n L*nra»-pj Work read b-fore the county convention at HlddtevfUe by W. U. Vester.] The wide-awake teacher is constantly devising plans which- will enable him to develop methods (or teaching language ef­ fectively and successfully. ’ Id order that.language work be made a Hucce.ss. one mast lx- Imbued deeply In the wftrkLfor. If a teacher enters nut heartily into his work, he avails but little. Al­ though receiving more attention now than formerly, we can safely say that language Is more poorly taught in the district sdinols than any other subject This need not be. Y tor tervlres. -<• t.» permanently cure al! If the teacher will begin with a f$w lan­ (M*xe*. No pain; no guage lessons at home and practice using •titiou from tutriness. For Mint lllustratni pstnohtet con- the English language correctly, there will be but little trouble. In accordance with 11 refereutr* ■ fn-#). nndress one of our leading teachers, “A candidate E, MH.I.ERCO./iiK. 101. Michmay pass a good examination, and theoret­ ically be pronounced qualified; yet In the school room exhibit anything but the traits of a .-choolmaster." and by bls dally conversation, one wo uhl not know that he had ever looked bet ween the covers of a grammar. In the teaching of language, we notice two natural divisions: First, language lessons; secund, technical grammar. Lan­ guage lessons are concerned with teaching children to read and apeak correctly. The subject blossoms out Into practical rhetoric. Technical grammar, on the other hand, considers language as furnishing material for a science, and by definition and classi­ fication seeks to make the child acquainted with the principles of this science; Its main function Is tn sharpen the Intellect and to tr>ln and develops the judgment ............ AttWI.BA.VU , : • ;.! HOril HVfH K A P 1 D S • One may use language correctly aud know nothing of technical grammar. On lhe other hand, one may be very skillful In technical grammar, and may analyze and parse with great faculty,1 and still may not(be able U> use the language with cor­ rectness ur elegance. The fault, to a great extent, is' In teaching. Ask the pupil what benefit be derives from declension. li'K KIRK. M. D , You might as well ask him to translate a I’hy-icinn gnd-SurgeoR. passage in some foreign language that he Hj-Hoks. - - Mich. had never heard. rrpu’r nltenited day ur night. .Stowell’s bout and shoe store There are those who have never studied the text on grammer. that are able to speak SWKKZEY. mon- correctly than those who have stud­ Attorney nt law, ied the text for years. This is due to tbe Hastings. Mich, fact that the former have acquired a habit in all courts of the state. Col- of speaking correctly by Imitation, while nptly attended to. the latter have learned the rules of gram­ mar with but little or no application what­ . .v C. I’. LATHROP. ever. A great many pupils, and even . .. - pathic Physicians and teachers, when called upon, enn decline • Surgeons pronouns readily, and at the same time in it} and country promptly their conversation use tho pronoun me In the nominative case: but the most common errors result from the uses of the verbs,. ER. XL D.. • sit. set. lie anil Uy. These are only a few Physician und^Surgeon, of the many cases where the rules ot gram­ -. • Mich. mar are abased. These faults can not be overcome in the "twinkling of an eye," but must bo abaudoned by ta<-t. skill nnd I. BARBER perseverance. The question may be asked irians aud Surgeons. Hiiow are we to remember all the rules of county responded to with grammar while speaking?" It is obvious, itay or uiglit. . ' that in written iliFeburscs, the process of thinking is not srt rapid as in speech; nnd one hns nrnrtj time to observe the rules of .m.l Runl E-’tate Office. grammar iu writing than 'in speaking. Thus wo can'plainly see thiit il the pupils -vanchig. _ .... nk*‘. comwanner, limy wRl acquire tho habit of .-®» { r ill: <-«II R. BROOKS. <’| writing corn-vlly. and will observe the rules unconsciously. Having once learned :■ ik’ak;;. m. d.. there will txt no When you want a : FRESH LUNCH Go to tbe C/TV BAKERY. riiiie litie of creams , -h’confectionery. and A. E. RENKES. business cards. drug vture. '• " r-> l i’. ii. Telephone, emi l:<<:!ow3y’« dru-.- ilt.D.D. C H THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market J. MILLARD, TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJPAPER The Isiiii’ Republican hily Paper of ihs United Stas ONE Tbe u'mvc method leaves a Listing effect with the pupil, but In said not to be the YEAR ING OFFICE OF 1‘at.mekton Smith. Woodland, Mich. ■I. M. Smith. Justice of the Peace. LOCAL NEWS. QIRWLrtTION • >St. 90 qniies. elbingc* for advert Isemehts s office Tuesdays at latest to n in the Usui; of the week • • • nr v\ih'in<<- papers speak ot ■ >1 havlpgj wintered well In .?:■ mid particularly where the ffttniers In such cases - 1 :>g under the wheat and*wiir sow -m.d lo outs Or plant it to com. !• ou getting up Friday morning :h<-lr eyes in surprjse and took a <»>k out of >hc .window at the un.i<-'.ita<-le of a snow storm In April, I .:if .;n Indi or more of snow and slush •- - <’» the ground* tne robins twittered •JiMiially and people lii general growled. 1 "■ Hoyt, of Irving, has been appointan assisuut oyer the Michigan apiary exhibit to be placed at the World’s fair and wi!i mkhi leave for Chicago. A better ap;i ' iitm'Hiit could nut l>e made for Mr. Hoyt ’ thorough knowledge of bees &mi tiielr habits aqnlred Uy careful study ami observation. j k! . L. Caton, one nf lhe foremost horsetiii n <>f the state was hi the city Saturday aiui made arrangements with Dr. Lowery t take care of Pontiac Chief the coming ^•nmhi. Mr. Catoil has an enviable repu­ tation as a fine dtlver and will no doubt * 1’ontlnc Chief in winning fresh laurels and reducing hl* record of 2.16. Aimlltt-r scheme to i catch over-confident prep):. ih going the rounds now and has i’-s ctlgloti iii New'Je^sey; A box of pills •s *ent to a far off lady by mail. In which Is fncloscd a tick«-t and a notification that the manufacturer buffering a valuable lot ■11 some clly as a premium, and that the drawing will uke place on a specified day. The day passes and die fortunate lady has drawn tbe prize, a deed for which will be ’"■nt on receipt of 84 to pay formnklng and reeonllng it. This Is lhe last ever heard of It It the 84 is sent A lady at Con­ stantine Is one of the first in Michigan to get caught at this scheme. to meet the liecrssltles of the conditions under which we are working. L---inguagu demand ,---- , <m<:lessons fc.iv .a.tin cml«oth oral and written work with iwginnert. Oral work may predominate, but written work abould steadily Inerease as children advance in the course. Intelligent teaching should be based on the artunl condition hi which we are. it should adapt J tael I lu circumstances, hence. Gio .work of instruction should be preceded by a preliminary; wotk That, shall dlscl<»se to the teacher the language State of Hie children. The meih>d Is one of qnesyoning. A pupil should never be told any­ thing that he ran find for himself. Ques­ tion about something that from the nature of the case can talk freely, having the pu­ pils frame their answers into complete sen­ tences. After the puuls have advanced in their course, the "original work” method may be used tn n great Advantage; it admit/ of the following steps: 1st. have the pupils-sup­ ply omitted word® in scnXenws written by the teacher. 2nd, have the pupils flnibh sentences begun Jby the teuclier. 3rd, have pupils write ami compose sentences, giving the tbontht contained In the leading lesson, nnd 4lh,. have tliein compare their work and correct sm h errors as are found bv the pupils and teaclnr. We may have the best method and ma­ terials. arid If we do not use the English langage correctly, our language lessons will be of little jjXeet;"ft»r4mltatloii is a potent factor In training rhe’ young. Should a father forbid his Min u^lng profane languiigi*. and the father himself Indulge In ■dulgo in profanity. Would his teachings not tie In vain? Then h not ‘example belter than precept?" Therefore, if we wish to teach language effectively. must use the proper language and the rest will come with no large difficulty. Women in Finland, In Finland, aliove ail other countries, do women voter into the bualneaa of life. They are clerks, doctors, dem lain, bnilderr, manager* ot small comjwni«« and Imnh cashlerai They are especially sought after in the Inst cnjatciiy on account of their rep utation fur honestv.—lzm<l<»n Tit-Bits. FOR ONLY $1.10 THE BANNER Your Home would be incomplete without it. TheNewYork Weekly Tribune nsvEiiffsnui RTri^inTTi^7 v FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1.00. We furnish both papers for Chautauqua On and after April 2t»th the Chicago A- West Michlgun Ry trains will arrive Cor. 48th and ST. LAWRENCE AVE, nt and depart (tom tho ILL. magnificent station of lhe POWERS BROS. Proprietor*. llliiioh Central and MlchiElrst cia-iT Accommo&ittoM t»Woi • gan Central Railroads 1n Chicago. This statlon->-at the toot of twelfth strixt. KIJ-.GAJVr XKW IirttJHNG t'KM.fAHLK UM-ATtpN TKHM8 HLASOXAUtX. on tLelgiki* front-Is one AFAKT/1ENT BUILb!NU| lions in the world, and will be a decided change for the THE better from the old station nt the foot of L ike street, BETTER. one of "the relics of the great fire of ’Ti. When yon return from Chicago,'via -the West Michigan, n fav­ orite route, don’t forget to go to the Twelfth S'retl Mation to take the t'r.ilnfor home. G. I*. is found lu the Little Manistee River, reached by the Chicago & West Michigan R’y. Take lhe train to the water 1 uni. tank •» n fcw'mii« north of Baldwin where the road crosses the river. It’s said to lie one of the finest trout streams in the state. All trains atop there. Geo. De Have SPRING TIME $1.10 BAK.VEIl.irnBd C«»rr>- qwmdruce Solicited. Addre« all CrimmumciuJ.n;.-to The CHAUTAUQUA; a ■WRONDA ZMLiolx. W. L. DOUGLAS "J* " Wlinw fO QUAE FOR WL1’* A*sewed OllVt GENTLEMEN. shoe that will not rip; Calf, and price atamped on bouora. Hook 62-88 Adams St. 18 >’ •. Ww UK . iMBl ®«am^e8a» smooth inside, more comfortable, 1 styl’sh and durable aQy other shoe ever sold atihe price. Every style. Equals custom* ™ made shoes costing from |4 to £5. L The following are of the same high standard ot B merit: \ ]>— $4.00 and $5.00 Fine Calf. Hand-Sewed. >3.50 Police, Farmer* and Ix-ttcr-Carriera, $3.50, $3.33 and $3.00 for Working Men. r--£*. $3.00 and $1.75 for Youths and Boy*. 5J.00 Itand-Scwcd, I FDft. ’ Ss.so am! a.oo Dongola, | LADIES. ,3Bl Ji-75 for Misaes. 0 Wheeler’s p, -POSITIVELY CURES- HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, (UNEXCELLEDFOR INFANTS' I Rev R, X. Middleton, pastor M. E. ebunrh. । Cedar Sprlru’’. Mtch.. nays: Sleep nnd reat wen* Np*augvt> tome aft**r preaching UH IflM'd ! -Adlronda' Now 1 Meep Nuondly uud aW3k< The reproduction Is more perfect than ! lefrestMMl. i»ud t can heartily recouinn-nd :k. the original, nnd Is accomplished by the t Prepared by WHEELER and FULLER । MEDfctNE CO.. Cedar Springx. Mich. perfect manner in whlcj Wall Paper de­ signs, originally costing hundreds of dol­ lars, are printed by machinery. Many samples of these papers, arranged ns they should be used to produce harmuntons effects, in dlffeient co'ors and also a pam­ phlet on Economy In Home Decoration and How tn Hang Paper will Ise mailed free by ADFRED PEATS. Dept. C., 130—13S W. Madison St. Chicago, or 30—31 W. 13th SL. New* York. - Subscriptions may begin at any time Addres-S all orders to lyitrm of language work a* a guide. I. EhTATE A ND COLLECT­ ALWAYS SMOKE ,! 1147 FOR by the doing of* Il In like manner chil­ dren learn lo talk bp miking. Il is some­ times given that children learn to talk by imitation; imitation Is in one sense doing. I: Is evident that tho subject. matter and the method of instruction should be prodveand Intellectually dependent. It llommpathic PhySurgeon. .ainrop's drug store.) B astings ity ank The strike of the Lake Shore section hands at Adrian Is ended. The men have gone back to work at the old wage. Mich. Hastings, same ship for three or four or even more this tiinetbeir craft fsthelr 81.10 a day. home, and they speak of it as such, aud Ford Andrews, assistant ticket agent of with an affection as if it were a living the?. A P. M.. disappeared Sunday night SURPLUS 110.000.00. thing. By means of the ship the men may and 83M went with him. There Is a wo­ ^i7w<nrtalIflnflueDCvd’ The lat«Cai man in the case. . Incorporated under the lawa of tho State ol Uln Hall was iu command of a remarkably Michigan. Hereafter alt electricity used by con­ • Une frigate on the South American station of which he and his crew were justly sumers In Lansing will run through me­ Open for business Dec. 15.IBM. Prou'i- The handsome bust on her beauti­ ters. The kickers will object again when orncras: ful figurehead was brightly gilt, and great tbe bills are met O. G. Robinson, President; care was Liken of it. Work has been commenced on the Chester Meeser. Vice. Pres. ha™°°y whIch had generally pre­ Boyne City and Southeastern road. The D. W. Reyuo'ds.Caah er. vailed on board was somehow disturbed. G. IL A I. will operate the passenger and But ‘nsUad of resorting to corporal pundirectors: freight business, 'tls said. tsbmgnt the captain summoned the men D. W. Reynolds, It Acknowledges no Superior. art, and In a simple, manly speech pointed , D. O. Robinson, R B. Messer. out tho Impropriety of their conduct, and John Carve Lb, We offer one Hundred dollars reward concluded thus, “So now, my lads, If this P. T. Cotgrove. b« not put an eqd to and hearty good will for any case of catarrh that cannot be Has th© only savings department In In Harry restored I’ll blacken your figurehead and cured by Hall’s catarrh cure. HASTINGS, MICH. F. J. Chenf.y & Co.. Props. Toledo. O. County and paya 4 per cent interest on all time put the ship in mourning.” Had a bombshell failed st their feet the We tbe undersigned. \hav? known F. G. men could not have been more astonished. Cheney for the last 1* years, and believe To have their figurehead blackined! No< him perfectly honorable In all business Anything rather than that! And in this transactions and financially able to carry .Mnd harmony were restored.— out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To­ Good Words. ledo. O. Waldlng. Klnnan & Marvin, Wholesale Don’t take away. , Use satchels and carry Druggists. Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, them. If you must take some bag­ acting directly upon the blood and mucous gage. plainly mark with surfaces of the system. Price, 75ct*. per your name and home ad­ bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimoni­ als free. dress In full. Check It yourself. Of Course you Rend jAon't allow any one else to Tae - testimonials frequently published In this do it. paper relating to Hood's Sarsaparilla. They See for yourself that the are from reliable people, state simple facts, and nuinlx-r on lhe duplicate show beyond a doubt that Hood's Cures. Why Gives a!! the news of Town, County and State, and asi much National ’t you try this medicine. Be sure to get given to you Is the same as don Hood's. news as any other paper of its class. that 011 the oue strapped to tbe trunk. , Constipation, and all troubles .with tho di­ Check it to Chicago. gestive organs and the liver, are cured by Hood’s Don’t check it to Exposi­ Pills, t’nequaled as a dinner pill. YOUR tion Grounds or Suburban stations. BAGGAGE Keep memorandum iof check numbernAnd Initials, To . with date and point at which they were obtainTHE Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives al! (the general news Take ___ __ ________ ’s the expressman of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign WORLD’S badge number. BOUo««.2Bctfc lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for <*THE FAMILY Don't give your checks to FAIR. CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ transfer agent on drain go­ ing into Chicago unless lie CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. gives you claim cfieck In Its general political news, editoralsand discussions are comprehensive, exchange. brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no Coming back, don’t give superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS?’ are recognized your baggage to expressman unless he gives you depot authority in all parts of the land. claim check in exchange. If you should get a depot claim check, be sure to get A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this! splendid journal . It exchanged at the depot and “THE BANNER” for one year ’ -for your railroad check be­ fore you leave Chicago. Be sun- to take the- Chica­ go A West Michigan Ry., when you go to the Fair. Geo. DkIIaven. G. P. A. -- —---——j uu snipuoBXU. retarjr. ThisistheBe^J [ i ’ ! ; 1 tHEW01 i S‘U,W. H. GOODYEAR. For sale by WOCLEY & BRONSON, Hastings Mich. HASTINGS. RESPONSIBLE ACERTS' WARTED. READ OUR TESTIMONIALS. DOUBLE CHLORIDE BE 0 < bronic Catarrh. Notwithstanding that a great number of people have been cured of chronic catarrh bp taking Pe-ru-na during the pact cold season, yet it can not be denied that the cold, wet. stormy winter has retarded many cures, and in some cases actually prevented a cure. But, after unusual de­ lay. spring time has come nt last, and now Ls the time for ail catarrh sufferers to be­ gin a systematic course, ot treatment for this disease. The greatest difficulty in the way of treating chronic catarrh Is that the patient is so liable to catch cold dur­ ing the treatment, and thus delay a cute. This liability at thia season of the year Is, In a great measure, removed, and no one should neglect the opportunity to begin treattnenL Send for free catarrh book. As n spring medicine Pe-ru-na Is a nev­ er falling remedy. It cleanses the blood through digestion, and give* tone to Jhe whole system by Increasing the nutritive value of the food. "Spring fever," a» it Is sometimes called, which produces a tiredout, sleepy feeling- and Inability to do much mental or physical work, Is the re­ sult of a sluggish digestion, nnd no blood medicine will be ot any use whatever un­ less It is able to rectify the impaired di­ gestion. The great popularity that Pe-runa has Is due to lhe fact that in all such cases It at once corrects digestive derange­ ments and enriches lhe blood by purifying this very Important sfiurce of that vital fluid. Send for free book on spring medi­ cines and spring ilUeaMfS.. Address, lhe. Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company, 'Columbus, Uhlo. In 1558 the patriarch of Aqullda fated Ranuccio Fnmrsc, the pope’s nephew, in the palace on the Giq<«rccx The rooms were decked with extraordinary rumptuousneas, cloth of gold, paintlL-gs and illumiuntiona adding tbe effect produced by the pacriarch’8 cooks. Among the guests were twelve gentlemen in farcy marine coatutne of green satin with* red lining, wearing caps of tbe same colors, and each accompanied.-by a lady dressed. in white. This repost lasted four hours, varied by music and tie professional entertainers ofthe day. It ended with the cutting up of When an Ionia woman marries the lo­ certain targe plea, from which live birds cal press says that "another daring sclenflew out into the room. The gue«W strove ttat has ventured to solve lhe problem, with each other to catch these birds.— marriage a failure.” DB'JHKEHHESS and M9BPHIKE HABIT tionuby•e^rxof.mr SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE testimo­ nials from persons who hava been cur­ ed by the use of raa.. » XV c send p irtkulnt* and painjmm Ofitcriimont.-... tn u> ir.T of these h «bh*in comtaunicAticr. w cured nv t’»« uu- of tunr TABLaT-TS. , HILL’S TABLZTiJ -re for «alc by all nniTif y<’i r drngriat does not keep them.jtne!__. you, by return inr.ll.a package <•! c.ur I’a^lei* Wihe y< or mow and address plainly.and state, whether Tablets aretbr Tchticto, Morphine or Liquor Habit. F RE1ME1MBE1R liILL’S •> TABLETS. TnnOnraCnxMrCAL Co: Di an Sin:—I have been using vour enre for tobacco habit, and found It would tfradon u to our respouribility *nd the merits < Tablcu. DO NOT BE DECEIVED into purcb* ine sny of tbe various nostrums that are being offered for Mie. Ask for HILL'S TAB­ LETS and take no other. Manufactured only by n one to 6v< cigar*; o forty pipes ot toba for twenty-fivc yean, - —me <0 I have r h. M. JAYLORD, Leslie, Mich. ----- THE'---- OHIO CHEMICAL CO., 81. M MOSS OrtUBLOCK, LIMA. OHIO. PARTICULARS Truly veers, MATHEW JOHNSO: FittuvkAu Pa. FREE a friend, I wa T urine ytr.tr t t. ... a tat&L four tncnUii, bvlotu writing you, Your* trcly, MRS. HELEN MORRISON. Ctsanan, 0. . wiein, an-i -wlLBa w. 1.. Lqtbgay. THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO. 51, S3 and 55 Opera Block LIBIA, CWO. �' evening, with th® fol- Hastings Banner. Thursday, April *7- i893- MAMHALL L.COOX. E^t017* tt.„ « hare rceelral fn>m Greet Britain for many years. To those newspaper publishers who M,e endeavored to prerant the saUbllah- oseot of thia «rmt luumtrj In thia country. can only any that their action tntut ltd tn HASTINGS, MICH.. POSTOFFtCM, AUGCBT 14. 1878. EDITORIAL notes. SYLVESTER GREISEL JO.NBTH. GRAND OLD PAR-rrt* IOINS THE ■ _T_ THE FOLLOWING RINGING LET TER. ! based upon entire Ignorance of the trade, or a desire to gain pollttml notoriety, for we do not believe theqian exists, who, with a clear knowledge of the industry, will hon­ estly contend It Is one that could not, or should not be eairied on in America with the same success as thousands of others. There is nothing mysterious about the manufacture of tinplate. It Is sii»f>ly sheet iron or soft sheet steel, properly pre­ pared and coated with pure tin for uten­ sils. or a mixture of tin and lead for roof­ IMr^lr .vd Bn>tl>ra-"AII« ra.ior, ing purposes. 'Its value is regulated by Jrilberatloa ,nd re,lewln< th, !»»' the quality and thickness of the iron or prerail .atm ot repvb'.lcui wd demo- steel; the quality and quantity of the metal erellc portlra 1 «ml '•»> Independent, coating used, and the manner in which the Toltre must itBltate with one or tbe olbed finished plate Is made. to make an Influence felL There seems The value of American tinplates, there­ to be no middle ground upon whieh to cooj fore, consists In the value of American eentrat* the best thoughts and ideas of| sheet Iron or steel, tbe cost of the coating, civil government. So many conflicting ele-i and the labor ot combining tbe same. If ments contend for supremacy of ideas and America should purchase her tinplate in legislation, that I have come to the con-1 Great Britain, then she should close her elusion to work for and with the republi­ industries and get all her sheet Iron and can party in the future. The principle steel from the same source. If America is reasons are: i to produce an article at the same cost as 1st. .1 believe the present prosperity of the product of the pauper labor of Great this country Is due to the Protective Tariff I Britain, she can only do so by paying the and the treaties of Reciprocity enacted by same wages. This we can hardly think the republican party, which commends any one In America would care to see real­ Itself to every business man. ized. The superlority^of tbe American 2nd. • The republican party has, by the product has been quickly and fully appre­ enactment of the Sherman stiver bill, ciated by ti»e tinplate workers, who now shown that they recognize the needs of the give It the preference,} and thereby have people, and are ready to legislate for the created a demand which has ' caused the people upon demand. output of American tinplate to Increase to 3rd. The democratic party, as repre­ such an extent that the sworn returns of sented by tilt President and part of the manufacturers for the three months ending party, are endeavoring to repeal the SherDec. 31. 1892, show an increase of two man law. hundred and twenty eight per cent, over 4th. Tbe history of the democratic the first three months after the industry party for the last eight years shows that started, and an Increase of eighty per cent, they are divided upon the tariff and money questions.' Consequently no good leglsla- ovet the three months ending September 30th, 1892, and each succeeding quarter Is tlon will result from a house divided likely to exhibit great progress in this Im­ against itself. Hastings. Mich., April 24, 139X ■ 1 I . I h 5th. This democraticadmlnistrationhas seen fit to do an act that every true Ameri­ can should condemn. They have hauled down the American flag from an Island, ■■ " * I ; I | j , And believe me to be as ever yours in Friemtship, SYLVK9TKR OlUCUSKU Mr. Greuael is the manager and one of lhe proprietors of the Hastings Engine .V | Iron work*, of this ell}', which gives cmI ployinent to many laborers, among whom ' he is very popular. For the past 12 years he has voted Independently of any patty and was known as an independent At all » times however he has stood by bis friends and worked early and late for the best In­ terests of the city. He is a man who has always done bis thinking for himself nnd will continue to do so, and has been guld< d in his actions by what he believed to be right From the tone of bls IetU-r it h evident that be carefully studied the situation as It stands at the preaent time, and arrived at his conclusions.not from n hasty glance, but after a thorough re­ ’ search. Free trade is either the best policy for . the country to adopt or nut tbe best, and '; the same may be said of free coinage and 5j all tire other great questions now before the people. A democrat cannot eonslstI , rntly be a believer in protection to Ameri, cao Industries and belong to the democrat| Ic party which is pledged to free trade, yet jt. that party is divided on the tariff question, '■ as It is on tbe sliver qnestlon. And as ■Greusel sAys -no go«xt legislation will result from a house divided against itpg. aelt” Being nt the bead of a tnanufsoH turing Inatltution which he has built uK ■T • from small beginning by hi.« own buM.•! ness abilities, and which employs’ mostly skilled labor, be is in a position to more 5 j JttHy realize the benefits of protection to jj'' Amuripan institutions and American la•bortrf, from the pauper lalxjr and the proi duets of pauper labor of Europe. Being EK a manufacturer and an employer-of lab.ir he Is also in a position to more fully realize the immense benefits to thu American in*o| pie fr«n»-the McKinley bill, making a more ' extended market for American products and giving employment to American la* borers. In.exchange for their foreign mar­ K keLstbe American people are tb enjoy the benefits of those things from abroad which ido not enter Intocompetitlon with American •. labor or the products of Amerclan labor free f' of duty. TheXecIprocity treaties made un­ i v fler tbe McKinley bill have served as two7 fold blessings to the American people— they have broadened our markets and de[3 creased the coat of foreign materials tnat ■ do no; enter into competition with AmerI lean labor. I ' We believe there are many voters In • tbe country, who voted lo place a party | in power which is divided against Itself; a party pledged to free trade and free colnage, who when they look at the situation just as It Is, will follow in the footsteps of Mr. Greusel and cast their lota with a party that is true to its pledges—the grand old republican party—In whose hand* tbe Whip of State can safely be trusted, and lhe wl«dotn of whose rulers. has guided It safely through many sthrms in the past. 4 1 B- Our manifest destiny Is not simply to build up an agricultural nation, but to de­ any other nation, in all lines that have been undertaken. With all of these gifts we have built up a diversity of occupation that has been the cause of our un parallelled prosnerityy Agriculture must always be one of tin/great occupations of our^people, but to be confined to that one branch of Industy would lie sore disaster, keeping us down to few employments, bankruptcy and dependence. Tbe settled policy of this country, if we continue to enjoy our great prosperity, must be to protect our industries, develop our resources and' en­ courage the Inventive genius of dur people. Such n policy will show Its good- results lu many forms. We are^now lu the hands of an administration pledged to do away with lhe Important legislation of tho last thirty years. Tbe people have asjred for this change, and If it is made, which is doubt­ ful, a brief experience of being trampled under the feet of foreign nations, will sufilce for a return to the old policy which has wade our great prosperity possibl protection to American Industries. Senator Roach, the new senator from North Dakota, stole S64.000 from a Wash­ ington bnnk once and rart away out of the reach of the law. The next that was neard from him he was elected to the United States senate from North Dakota. The republican members of that body tailed a little rumpus about allowing such a man to be given a placaln such an honor Able body. The democratic members of the senate referred to I this theft as a episode.” rThe New York T. lbane speaking of the affair, says that at this rate things will come'to pass so that qhe of the first tilings that will be asked of a new democratic statesman will be Min what prison did he serve his school boy episode.” British builders of locomotives are a» present enduring much unrest, the reason fbr which Is occasioned by the fear that the locomotive made In the Unltedfitates will drive the English engines from the for eign market, where they have heretofore been supreme. In a manufacture, such as this, the competition Is not so much one of price as of scientific production and skilled finish. In the line of expert work America leads the world. The one greet blight upon the life of the people of tbe south has always been that they were confined to one chief occupation* and that was In the cotton field. Tbe time has come when all of this la changed. Varied Industries, new life and enterprise, made possible only under the beneficent policy of protection, bare completely A great deal has been written and said changed that portion of ourconntry. in regard to Un plate, the manufacture of which is only made possible in this eounThe Home Rule bill has passed Its sec. try by the protection it receives against | the panper labor of Europe. We have n - ond routing,.with every prospect of Its eeivkl tie’following teUer from N. A G. i P*"10’ resting when it will be- Tw-lur. ot PttUM.IphU, tn ratnrt to their ““ Uw- Tbl’ b ,lct0,7 for rbe tne:orr-“Ollr UnplnU eortr, here In Pl>|. “*»• « '»• inerton .era *Kfix».^eraeraadyrln, h«Je.r..nd ”ry exelUmt end Impreralra. Gloditon«« an now luniluc out American Uoplale bolM oheerad to Ue eebo at tlA Courte—HIM Bulb. 1 Manaelof. ChristianEvidences—Mrs. , ’ Striker. Origin of tho Fire n Mystery. । Chicago and theWorld's Fair—Mrs. Vi>«terdav morning at 9 o’clock the Stauffer. • 1 of---------------------■*—* for »»*and about Modern Athens—Mm. alarm fire was sounded the r~irfh fourth i ward. It was at flrat reported that the Holloway. school house was on fire, but this proved Critic, class. *.• . to be untrue. The fire started In Mrs. The County Convention of Christian Maggie Bailey’s barn and was aoon com­ Endeavorers, held at Middleville last Sat­ municated to tar residence, as the two urday, was in every way a most interest­ buildings are connected. The flames first ing, enthusiastic and helpful meeting. started in the hay loft and when discover­ Rev. J. E. Smith, of Grand Rapid?, ed were breaking titrough the roof. A preached the convention sermon, a mas­ strong east wind was blowing at the time, terly, inspiring address on, “Christian Encarrying the flames straight toward tbe I deavorer, one df the great World Move­ htmse. By the time the fire department ments,” and conducted a very Impressive arrived everything looked very dubious In­ consecration service. The county new deed. but they went bravely to work and contains nine senior societies, and- three in something over an hour had the flames junior, numbering something over 400 under control. But owing to tho deep sea­ members, two other’s will soon txs formed soned condition of the timbers in, the at Irving and Howens Mills. The officers building, the many gables on the house, elected for the following year are: and the heavy wind, it was an exceedingly Mr. E. Degroot, Hastings—President. hard fire to fight and blazee persisted in Miss Lydia Frighner. Nashville-Vice breaking out In vrrlous portions of the President. „ roof. Mr. Guy ’ohnsoh, Middleville—Secre­ In the barn were three horses, two owned ; _ by Ed. Palmeter. of this city. One ot them, tary* Mr. Maurice Grifsby, Hastings—Treas­ a valuable three-year old, was burned to urer, death, while the other one was badly burn­ Tbe Union was most delightfully enter­ ed before be cbuld be removed. The loss tained by tbe Middleville society, and will will fall heavily ou Mr. P. at he is a poor bold Its next meeting at Hastings. man. The mission band meets at the Presby­ How the fire-started Is unknown but it is surmised that It caught from sparks terian church next Sunday afternoon. dropped by some school boys seeking the Usual services at; Presbyterian church retirement of the barn to de some smoking next Sunday morning and evening. and the fact of its catching about the time portant Industry. i'schoulboy 1 QttoUtiOUS. Barned Down. and a people who have come to us for pro­ velop our industries and commerce as well. We "Tiave exhaustless coal mines, tectlon and asked to be received. The above in my opinion are the most iron mines, lend, copper and the precious Important questions before the people to­ metals. We have vast areas of as rich day. Consequently, I am with the party agricultural lands as the sun ever shone that advocates principles and has the upon. Our people are blessed with - an in­ courage of conviction to carry them out genuity anti tireless energy that has pushed for the general benefit of all the country. American enterprises far beyond Hums' of After having voted a-i an independent for 13 years 1 have made a decision, nnd knowing you have always been to me a true friend, I ntldtess this to you as one of the recognixed leaders of the republican party. • .r*. that school commenced, might give •some color to lhe belief. All of the household goods were saved, the only damage done them being from rough handling. Tbe Are boys are deserving of great credit tor their work. In saving the resi­ dence. though in its present coadliton It Is1 not worth much. The school boys also did noble work all through the fire and worked systematically. ■ They bad entered , the burning building, loosened all tbe' horses but one, and had saved a good share of the household effects before the firemen arrived. ' • ’ Though Mrs. Ba'ley seems to be follow­, ed by misfortune ot late, yet she will lose, nothing bv the fire as her property was in­’ sured for 84.500. Tbe loss will probably exceed 83.000. Later—It Is thought that the fire origina­‘ ted from the ash pile, which was near tlie bam. Church and Society. The H. c. T. Club will meet at the home of Miss Grace Pflug next Monday evening, May 1st, with the following pro­ gram: Roll call—general quotations. . Music. . History Lesson. Instrumental music—Miss Kittle Bur­ rell. Recitation—Miss Grace Rflug. Singing by choir. ✓fhe M. E. social will be entertained by Mesdames Schantz. Slmpaon,Geo. Heath, Cherry. Mixer, Wetzel, Zigelmlre. Ab­ bey. Woodruff. Maurer and Bllvin, on Thun&iay, May 4th. Supper served In the church dining rooms from to 7 p. m. An Invitation is extended to all. Rememthe day, Thursday. May 4th. Y. T. S. C. E. meets next Sunday even­ ing at Presbyterian ^church at 6:30. Conse­ cration m'etlng led|by Mr. E. DeGroot THEY HAVE s Th' got to GO I We Hav( Hard Times, High Prices and Big Profits can’t exist in this town, be­ cause we have got the goods and » make the prices that saves the peo­ ple’s money. • Now’ W«l»*ve ‘of and 1 hive been loo long time. A first q with new '•tyle, and can be •»*< at a tea, Th« i5c Heath’s ate white rolls and have all ap higher priced pa^ . entirely «e«, side w ceiling matched and bargain you can pcr. VVUen you core . ask to see Heath s G HAVE YOU SEEN OUR NEW SPRING STOCK? It is a wonderfully complete assortment of high-class goods in MEN a: BOYS' CLOTHING Remember the pit GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, HATS’ ETC. FRED L. I Wcldtoa Bella. ^A very pretty Wedding occurred last evening in the Episcopal church, tbe occaslon being lhe marriage of Mr. Deyltt Bronson and Miss Ella Schumann, both of this city, the ceremony taking place at 7 o’clock, tteerge Wooten and Miss Mary Leins acting as bridesmaid and groomsman. A reception was held at tbe bride's parents ou Jefferson street immediately after tbe ceremony at the church. They were tbe roclpltants of many handsome and useful .presents. Mr. and Mrs. Bronson are well and favorably known, the bride having a large circle of.friends and the groom Is one of our rising young business men. Mr. aud Mrs. Bronson will commence house­ keeping In A. Black’s residence on Green street A good bouse nearly new with nine room®, cellar and cl«tern. Lot eight rods by lour, a central location, two blocks from postoMce in lhe beautiful little clty.ot llastluea, with Its abundance ot puru ci an<l broad handsome avenues, also the county scat and a healthy lo­ cation. I also hare several other «*lty properties for sale both north and south ot Main 8t. on easy terms. Any one w o would like lo 1 ex­ change for Battle Creek dty proper.)* can And a bargal" If they inquire of -II. GnKKXFIKlJ). ■ HmIIuxs. Mich. »l North Broad way. Died. K1RC1INEU—Minor Kirchner. .>1 Rutland, died Tuesday morning wd M years. TUr funeral will be iield to-day irotn hl* Uta Lame. The rem dnsVlll Ot* interred tn Rutland cemetery. April A Splendid Showing of Reliable, Trusty. Servin-able Goods that are TIT RICH • MEN’S ■ QUALITIES ■ AT ■ POOR • MEN'S • PRICES. localt A superb assortment, which includes everything and desirable for the present season. upw • CHKULU •■This week, REMEMBER! - Koreans. «ta=K-s . must rene* thle eCce r •Insure insertion in tbe *wben brought WE DEAL FAIR AND SAVE YOUR DOLLARS. MUDGE & SON Baths 1* <entaMt Bui The superwhwra rtour. _ i are For a fiae hair.art o Bros. Sleeping worn to-ren Spaulding. .Every kind of mater .aCBu-sseU’s. . at Busby Bros. Al? new gowfea aniLh .hard'a Surprise store. NEW QOObS EACH - WEEK * Those black eapea.«i rived nt Miss Feigh"« KEnenBEK If you doubt tat wha tit at .Burghardt's fiurpi WE QWET2U Old papers for sal*. .lMrge»Uundle for Are a YOMX TRirtHQ5 The.best line of «m! ally car. be. found a4 R Neighboring coaot page Uti-3 week. Aln couples fear attend a p rty In & night. Ladian contemplsi World’s Xgir should a their drme goods. Every-day Occurrences.g HE time of year has come when peo­ ple are on the “look” for their Spring wearing apparel, |put there are many people who are on the “buy" as well as “look.” In other words if they sec what they want while on tlynr looking-tour they often buy. Such are the facts in our store. Every day lots of ladies look and find what they art looking for. They don’t leave unless they buy. Our display has never been excelled in this city and the ladies are unanimous in their praise of our new goods, trimmings etc., and it s now a recognized fact that we sell more Dress Goods then any house in the city. Spaulding’s Popular Dry Goods House, SPRIHQ JACKETS And hosiery OIPE5 BaweeWe is headqu novelties ..In milliner’ the loweaLkn tbe eity. Lots of calls ter old have plenty of them'I large bundle for 5 eei Always w-oke Ed. Always tbe same; all cigar is thetUultedti Don't fall to visit i pnrchaakig anything aery or iadtae.farnisl L. A. Dunlap, wh 'Vermontville, will <x jjk *'T“ t Seven of Gnuwi Hi rzeus. headed Uy May the city Tuesday 1 (house.- Anything you was -to a single haraearLV «tMd. Ladles and dteid Wtoea in want of bouneL child’s sllk< in tbeaillinery Him RuweiTe. ' Fhe Leader of all- Vapor Stoves. Without elevated tank, tubes or drip cup and lights instantaneously. Simple, Convenient, Safe, Economical, Durable and is the best baker now on the market. 7 ry one and you will l c convinced. GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE MERCHANTS ceata. He �When in GRAND RAPIDS stopfct Hastings Banner Thursday, April ay, 1893. We Have It ' \V< have [utrad «h® you ' I i hav< !>cea looking for.'ior. a . A first qaality of japer •-i'ncw'stj'ies and patterns that -old at a! reasonable price. ; Ci 1MMEUS of-Fred L. are white back, double . iml have all appearances of a I priced paper- They are 'ire!, nev. side w»Jl border and : matched and are tbe best ; tin you can make in wall pa• When you come to buy paper . ; i see Heath's Glimmers. Ktrnerabe- the place. • FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. NEWS. SO quires. People ta The City who have dogs they PERSONAL MENTION. are fond-of should take cave where theyalIw them to go now-adaya, as the farmers P- T. Coigrove went to Ohio Monday on are complaining -about dogs after their bualnew. Ed. Holbrook has disposed of his Inter­ est in the barbershop of Hams A Holbrook to FredRonkle and will give bis time hereafter to the city offices which he holds. If yea want anything in the Hoc of gloves and hosiery caRat Russell’s. There' you can find everything Jthat Is of the lat­ est style, can be sure of a good Gt nnd prices are right The Epworth League' o! tbe M. E. church are making active preparations for May tlst, which wlH be Epworth League Day. An exceedingly interesting pro­ gram is being prepared. Cords are out announcing tbe wedding of Miss Kate Evans, ot Bellevue, to Mr. Clark E. Hines, of Grand RapHs, Wednes­ day evening. May 3rd. at the home of tbe bride’s parents m Bellevue- Miss Evans has arnny friends in this city who wish her n»ech happiness. R. D. Briley’* father Is visiting him this week, Minor Layton, of Muskegon, was In tbe city Saturday. 'James Hoenan, of Kalamazoo, ing In the cRy. is visit­ Seth Brown, of Grand Rapids, Sunday ta the city. spent Edw Masters, ot Chicago.. la-visiting In tbe city this week. Dr.-Clarence Young, of Allegan, Sunday in the city. spent Miss Katie Myers has been visiting rela­ tives lu Kalamazoo. rXJay Bauer returned to Ann Arbor the rare part ot the week. Frank D. Black went to Otsego day night on business. Tues­ Kiss Celia Ensign, of Detroit, is expect­ i C. M. Atkina, cf Whatcom, Washington, ed tn the city this week. writes us that he will be at the Worid'i Frank Balch, of Ka’amazoo, was In the Fair from May 1st to 17tb. »nd that he -oity last week on business. weald be pleased to see all of his Mends W. A. Stow*, of Grand Rapids, was In and acquaintance*. Any one desiring to see film can do so by calling at the Wash­ tx< city Friday on business. ington state building and leaving their Mrs. Myron Maynard is dangerously ill eavds and addreeaes. «nd her recovery is doubtful. After couducttag an able service at Mrs. Mortimer Tower, of Chicago, is Trinity church, Sunday evening in Grand wisitlng.her parents in the city. Rapids. Rt. Rev. George D. Gtttespie, Mr. A. Hull spent Saturday and Sun­ Episcopal bishop of the diocese, had a sudden sinking -spell and was aeatetod; day in Sparta and Grand Rapids. home in a carriage. His condition.k said Dr. Young and John Furnlss, of Nash­ to be critical, ><><1 fears are entertained by. ville, were In the city Wednesday. ’ hie friends.—Kai. Telegraph. Dr. E. n. Troy and I. H. Wickwire, of J: is not gcndrally known thatoid news-' Banfield, were In the city Monday. papers will preserve woaten or tre gar­ ments fnJm tha ravages 01 moths-or other *: W. H. Mention and wife, of Kalamazoo, (Meets during the hot weather. Securely were in thedty the fore-part of the week. wrapped in several thicknesses of papers O. B. Vaa Horn and L. J. Goodyear these articles ora perfectly sate. It is also returned to Ann Arbor Tuesday after­ said that a ptewtyof old newspapers put noon. sinder carpets wlK prevent preir daauure by Mrs. A. E. Davenport returned from bags or insects. Tbe smell cC pc la Iere Grand Raped* Saturday, accompanied by ink h offensive insects. her grand-daughter Emma. Sunday while M. L. WlilianM* iwcM.WM Ued in front of FW L..Heath’s residence v Mrs. Graef Clark, has secund a position onJefferson street, the tie strap fell down as cashier, to a large store at Ann Arbor around the tree to which tbe aubaal was and left Meaday for that place. tyateued. In suddenly throwlag his bead Mrs. Gtigcby and daughter Myrtle are up, the horse broke loose and started on u rux down Jvffereoc street, and was stop­ attending the County Convention of tbe pock. ust as he was about to jump into the W. C. T.iU.Un session at Woodland. plate glass In E. W. Morrill's store. Tbe iMMgy was badly demolished, otherwise no more damage wes done. artsertisemente at Latest to interesting and instructive talk bi tore the iMoe of tte week Cboutauqua circle and a few invited frtetxls Thursday evening. Mr. Selleck lut* traveled extensively and W« account1 of a trip from America to England Busby liroti. through continental Europe to the Holy ox th cm? *xiual I.aud was jnueh enjoyed by all. Mrs. Yale and Miss Fannie Stebblus Mtihd in making the evening still more pleasant by Bunby the rendition of beautiful solos. Nv Tree* of first quality can ever be A verj* fine clock will be op exhibition in sent by mail. May bap you know IL By John Bessmer’a show windows on May tsL freight, prepaid If preferred, we ship being the opening day of the World’s Fair. safely 4. 5. or 0 ft trees; 2-year Roses of No one should fall to see IL (We are rare excellence—everything! Your actu­ oppo.lt. UNION DEPOT. privately Informed that it la a facsimile ot ally pay less than for the puny staff. 1.000 H»te» aa.oo jp.r Frre Tran-rtf.,, Saw Ho >»• the intended Jtower clock for tbe Barry acres Nurseries. 20.000 acres Orchards. County Court house.) Exact Information about trees and frutts,. Steam Huatand Electric B.sllsu BEACH & BOOTH. Everyone should give toward tpe new STARK BROS., Louslnna, Mo. tower clock and bell. We will never get It though, if every mau jealously watches the subrcriptlon of his neighbor, and limits his subscription by that of som. one either too stingy t oart with a cent, or else who is entirely devoid of interest for the im­ provement of the city. Think the matter over and give independently of any one else. The dates for the June races have been changed to June S2nd, 23rd and 24th. Mr. Cole has comm meed, work in earnest aud it Is needless to say will have some at­ tractions here that will be pleasant to see. Horsemen who were here last year speak In tbe highest terms of the manner lu which they were used, and appreciated the fact that everything was made as pleasant as possible for them. Every one who attcodud tbe races last year will recol­ lect how smoothly everything passed off A most delightful lotion for the Toilet. and how exciting and close were the races. Used after washing ; after shaving ; Mr. W. F. Adams, of Lowell, who acted before retiring. as starter lost year will act in the same ca­ pacity this year. This will give universal satisfaction, as Mr. Adams demonstrated last year that he knew what be wm about, and consequently there was no jockylng Heals, Soothes & Softens Inflamed, Hard. Dry or Roojh Skin. Flrciuui'a Notice. The imnual election ot officers of the Hastings Fire Department will occur Monday evening, May 1st. The meet­ ing will be held at 7:30. THE KENT Witch Cream. Nourishes the Skin. For Chaps and Sunburn. Comforting in Humors and Eczema. Farm For Sale. The N. E. Quarter of the N. E. Quarter of sec 15, township ot Irving. Barry Co., Mich. About 14 acres cleared and fenced. Large quantity of oak timber. Will be sold May 1st at 10 a. m. on premises, X mile west of Moulton church. Terms: Two hundred dollars down and no timber to be removed uutll one-half of full amount has been paid. Geo. Geiokh. plMooat *sd pnBUbte o»;Ud wu raJwM W »«»«• Miss Minnie Porter, of Owen Sound. -Ontario, came here Weduesdey to spend the summer with her aunt, Mrs. SI W. Lane, living west ot the city. Rocky Mountains about if,SOO feet above tbe tea leveL PHILLIPS & PRESTON, W. H. QOObYErtR The Grocers- we find ourselves overloaded with ■ . and if cut prices will sell them they are as good as sold, for we have cut prices so low x that no man will leave opr store without buy­ ing a suit. This is NOT WNB PUT FACTS,-— and if you will call at our store we will prove our statements good. Yours truly, ' E. W. MORRILL, & CO ONE PRKE CL2THIERS. SOOD MATERIAL PERFECT FIT SUPERIOR MAKE-UP LOW PRICE w. . ---------...» rates, address Cyril ground*, at moderate b. Grlpbj, ,7W Btuu Areaar, CbloMP, PEOPLE’S DRUGSTORE. Try this tea if you never have, and you will not regret it. It is winning in popular favor every day. We solicit your patronage aoid know that our goods will please you. Give us a trial. . On account of the cold backward spring G. G. Spaulding's little son George hits been severely ill with pleuro-pnepmonia, but Is much 4»ettcr now and cinsidered-out of danger. ._ Asa Rork hat; purchased a <tnall peach We.desire to eall tbe attention of every ■farm at Agnew, on the Lake .shore and Rork reader<0 ti.e Inter ot -Sylvester Greased'* w.’li live there la the future, Mrs. and Lizzie expert logo there iu the fall. in another column, !n which he aunounevs for faner work that he will allay himself hereafter With Mr. and Mrs. Asbury Black and grand* the republican party. In the letter will daughter Ftorwrc, left Mondav for an ex­ be found some of tbe cL'.cf reason* for his tended visit In the west with relatives. change of convicttaM, and the readers will They will go to Centralia. Washington, at once see Ufat (hey are jierfeetlj sound where their non George lives, before re­ nnd rv price, nt Burg- in vhery way. Mr. Greu»cl is one of the turning. forefnosl nfcc uf the city, la a raatrof firm j conviction* which when formed, take' . 1.. A. Dunlap has sold his resilience to •es ii-fi jackets hase pr xifs to i;L wge. That M<Me proofs have Chas. Dorman aod expects to take up hss :liner\. • M: been prudiucd is evidenced by his tetter. abode iu Hasting* *o<>n. We are sorry to iooae so good and oaeful a family from our • what you want, ca£ for The remains of Will Man roe, formerly village, bift busineAC seems to make the tiurpj 4t. «f this place, were brought to lhi« city eitange. desirable for them.—Vermontville for burial y««terday aftermion. Tbe ‘de­ Echo. sale ut ibis ofiiaeceased was »an of Simeen Monroe, who •indie fur f ve'dvrts. worked lit Jak. Bartley'* mil', when he’ rc•: uif ■■f -umbscidery *»ilks la diic U. W.iCronk lias opened a barber shop ■slded here. Hit death was due to conssmpfound s4 RuatteH's. tiun. aud la? wis only 22 pear/ old and In the place formerly occupied by A. •tig nMtnty items on inside leav-s a wife and child. The funeral Tnxitwine. under O. D. Spaulding's store. took place front Che M. E. ehtreb. and the Mr. Cronk is an experienced tonsorlal ar­ .i t k. .Vso «»ur county itewa. remains wtfre interred in Riverside ceme­ tist and cordially invites the people of •iiiiph - f:«jui this city expeet to tery. Will or “tian” as l»e waft familarly Hastings to give him a call. He guaran­ tty in Eatar.. Rapids Monday called had many friends here *»to will re­ tees satisfaction. gret to hear of hl* untimely-death. i The tadles of the A. N. club at thel r ■mpluing going to tbe Tuesday morning last week Faed Bush I meeting last week elected the following mid cell a:...'ius<ell's to buy built n -fire in hl* finiace. About an hour officers for tbe ecmlng six months. Presi­ later fie went down cellar to we how it dent. MiM Franc Williams: secretary. |i is hcadqutrteHt for the latest was getting along and found that It had Miss Phyllis Diamond: treasurer, Mrs. F. - • lalliinrry goud$, and price* apparent; y gone. out. He threw some L. Heath. Quite a sum of money Is left kerosene on the wood, sijut th> dour just in tlib treasury, axel it was decided to give -1 In the city. a momentio do s.ime4 tlier work, and re- a party In the near future. • alls for old j«apes.-: now. but we LW*d and applied tfce match. Au ex­ The ladles connected with the Order of i.'it;-if them left at this office. A plosion look place that .fortunately 'Ed no the Eastern Star gave another aapper Fri­ ir.-dt: for 5 < ents. . inooe serious damage ILnn depriving lilin day night, iu spite-af the stonsy evening <»f his eyebrows, some Of. his hair jiud nearly $38. OU was realized. Tho supper ■tine: always :he best 5 eent raidug wme i)lg bllstersfpn his face that served was fine enough for any banquet. kept him indoors for several days. Ftoed The Indies are working hard to overcome says that they ban all butid fires that u»y :.u. Ui v:>it MSs F^ lghuer before hcreatt. r that desire to, but they cat: the loss they sustained at the recent fir and it is hoped they will meet with su nr'anything in the line ,cf xnillicount blni out. cess. ,..Lb ■ • rnishing goods. One at tho maay strange, results of au The state con vention of republican clubs < t?-ip. ’.ip. who moves here from election Is almul to be M-tlled In the courts :> dlr, 1,7’JI neci occupy Julius Russell’s suits having been commenced against par­ met ii» Lansing Monday for the purpoa k. will Morrill' vacates IL ties lu PcaiiievUIe’lO recowerfhr* values of of electing delegate* to the national con­ vention to be hekh In St. Louis In May. Haven'.- foremost citl- several fanning mills. 11 appears that The convention was called to onler by jiyor BJocher. wore In four '•ears ago last tall, previous to Hje Hc-n. P. T. ColgTove. of this city, and R. presidential election. Daniel Corthell sold dug nt the court B. Messer was elected ns delegate from the mill# to «ev-‘ral partita wlthihe under­ Barry county to attend tbe St. Louis con­ standing that they were to.be paid for • r-ii: went. from a lead pencil when Cleveland was ctecled preaident of vention. Burghardt's Surprise tlie United States. Cleveland was de­ Eh-ewhere in this issue will be found a A Van Arnuu’s old feated In that election but last fall tho re­ communication from the board of health. sult was different, and since Cleveland’s Every one Interested In the good health of inauguration last month. Corthell demand­ the city, and every one should hr • ■ and dtiidrea’s summer undcred payment for tbe mills which lias been —should comply with all that Is • ’ Tom the very cheapest t<x tlie finest: refused, and now legal steps have been asked in tbe letter. Hastings has a repu­ . fine line of mutiln underwear, at Zn collect the same.—Plainwell Enter­ tation as oae ot the healthiest cities <n the state, and every citizen should take a Just prise. ■ • bee in want ot a new spring hat or Monday night wo* tbe anniversary nf pride In keeping up and even adding<o it. b chlldwllk or lace cap or anything Hkakesjiearc’s birthday, and the Shake­ it tbe ml Jitirry line, be .sure and go to speare club In this city, celebrated It In a t,The Cbatauqua Circle of this city are re­ hearsing a Grecian play to be given soon RfMielFi. • fitting manner. A program was given at for the benefit of tbe Chatauqua cottage at I-iriLw. <all and see the vr dress goods the home ot Mrs. J. W. Bentley, on Green Bay View. Meadames Rachael Bailey, in all tbeeew spring colors and trimming* tit, ibefore the members of the club and a Eva Bailey, Roae Colgrove, Florence th mateh. All very atyltah and price*' few Invited guests. Pretty souvenirs of Bowne, Lamoreaur, Sadie Cook, and tbe occasion were given to each person Misses Belle luimpman and Elnora Bush ■ thU at Rauell’s. present, a painted marguerite on tbe petals Go to Fraak E. Heath’s news room If of which was a quotation from Shake­ will take part. The eoatumes and stage •."iu want to get some nlc* «beol music for speare** plays. The program consisted will be Grecian, and all lovers of Grecian history will be Interested In bearing it. ats’y to cent*. He also keep* folios and chiefly of selections from plays represent­ t4ap«ack song books. ed in costume by the different member*. Some sharpers have resurrected the old The costume* worn were beautiful and tbe achame qf advertising Uncle Sam’s stamps >»-veral of oar correspondents were not heatd ffom thl* week. If you are out of parts taken well. In some cases exception­ as fine steel engraving, and reports from “taiicnery let us know at once. We want ally so. Rev. A. D. Grigsby delivered a rural New England show that they are lecture on “A tew Phases of English Lit- finding plenty of victims. A man living to hear from each one every week. endure” in til* usual piquant style. The in Spencer. Mass., mw an advertisement TinThe Hameltonlao. Hamt’lionlan. Bay Prince, will account of hl* visit to Sbakeepearefa homo that on recept of >1 an elegant engraving Oisko Um* seaaon of 1493 at my barn, M* was especially enjoyed. Mrs. Minnie Gru­ of the “Landing of Columbus” would be W Taradays. ble and MI'm Mester added much to the sent. Be forwarded that amount and re­ Jos. Rogers. evening by their duets which were charm­ ceived in return one of the Columbian twoThose wishing to set a nice ornamental ingly given. At tho conclusion, of the cent stamps.—Ex. tree this spring call on Carpenter ± Flem­ program light refreshments were served, .Mr. and Mrs. Newman A. Fuller soon after which a “eonvemzione" occurred, the ing. Main street and leave orders. topics for which were written on cards. expect to leave for Pitkin. Colorado, where J. Cr.ABKK. Much amusement was afforded by this., they will make their home for the summer. Milllnety opening of summer goods One of the questions were; Who Is tbe Mr. Fuller i* interested largely In some M Htnesday, Thursday and Friday, April greatest Shakespearian actor?, and the mines at Pitkin. having Invested tkcre about a year ago. Since then the mines 27 and 2b. decision -as universally divided between * Miss Alice Hall. Edwin Booth and Dr. TlmiMnnan. Il have proven very rich in allver, and Mr. also dvcided that gbnata were--real be- Taller hat hid opportanltlee io «ell « • M xou intend visiting the World’s Fairwas ---------------------------------------------------t adwilw- PHUn l» 300 “11” nnd want accommodations In a private a certain lady of high standing. In the house within fivv minute* ride of the fa:r bad mi one. The eventag was an ex­ ftom Dearer. I. .Healed W ap la IU JKts*1”' For 0alo At - QOOM 5MQQHTETO.- Mrs. W. •». Hicks and Mrs. W. J. Bowne attended a musicale in Grand Rap­ ids yestercUy given in honor of Mrs. talc. L»fuire ot 0.1). EX’’"” - New Hoon Tea UNEXCELLED GRANT’S SPRINQ SUITS UT down good material, perfect fit, superior mak^ up,—then add low price, and you will have the sjwn; of our clothing. P No better illustration of the correctness of this fig­ uring can be foun 1 than in our spring suits. Prices begin at $7.50 and range up to $20.00, to suit every purse and please every purchaser. K. K. QKflNT. �OUR COUNTY ------------' mer furnace aa ns couia with nta mateand poured over the wheel. ■’ rialBf an,] jt promised great results. About 0 o'clock Monday afternoon a For an instant it seemed to resist, aa । erected a stone dwelling for though the long agee of superstition, : ontride the city walla in a wood­ team belonging to WmA Latty of Assyria, attached to a bay rack and driven by bls barbarism and ignorance were louth to . facing the river. On the apson, aged about 18 years, became fright­ relax their deaJ gptop. and then it slowly , of autumn he moved into it with ened on South Jefferson etreet, and aa turned with a majestic motion andI bebelongings. It had three rooms, they turned lhe comer on Jackson street, gan to revolve easily and gracefully modern fireplaces, and windows collided with a buck board wagon coming under the steady flow. Gilbert ran into glass of a poor quality, but a home from tbe opposite direction. The rack the mill while the people stood in silent i rojnct> q^0 wan, wen) bung with the was thrown off pinioning young Lattle un­ awe outside, and he saw the yellow grain at> gorgeously colored Atxlan blander ft, but fortunately was not much hurt, pour out upon the stones, and in a few • coverot] tb0 antique pave- and as soon as he was released by bystand­ momenta the meal, rich and ternpfang. 4 of floor_ft treasure nfled from ers he followed on after the team which was recovered on Liudia Street. Thu appeared, and he called them ail with a , an old - - portion of tho city. owner and driver of the "backboard," H. glad, triumphant shout to come and see Iklapel had long before assigned to it They crowded in with rather timer- him a body servant named Jan-ila, a .McLaughlin was thrown out and'severely ous look* and gazed wonderingly upon dark, active lad of twenty, Ainee’s only bruised, as also another person, wbd was riding with him. The buckboard was the moving wheels and the golden meal ‘ brother, who cared fur his wants with badly broken and the harness consider­ pouring into the bins in steady streams, pious zeal. Jan-ila—or "Johnnie," as ably tom, however considering the circum­ and they voiced their thanks most heart- j Eric was fond of calling him—slept in stances both rigs came out of the scribe ily. It was a touching sight indeed to J one of the smaller rooms, his master in very fortunately.—Battle Creek Jour-' Eric and to Leia, for it meant so much ’ another, while the larger apartment to them, with their mind* filled, as they ’ served as a general office, dining aud V<\ Freeport meat market had on exhibi­ were, with plans for the good of the peo- ’ Stuart. council room. Jun was so apt a pupU that tion a 135 sturgeon tost week. pie of Atxlan. ! Manbail. Mfcb. he outstripped both Kulcan and Iklapel A woman was arrested for stealing goods That night they feasted, a merry gath­ in his knowledge of mechanics, arts and from Keeler's store In Middleville and ering, and the principal viand was bread ■ .language under Eric's tuition, and of A Business Man’s Letter pleading guilty, was fined 84.50. and cakes made front the new meal. It 1 modern ideas he wae a most eager im­ Thomas Sprague, son of James Sprague, I was delicious, perfect, and for a long ’ . nne of the pioneers of this section, and a Great Prejudice Overcome time it was regarded by the people as biber. All of Gilbert’s reforms and improve­ brother of Mrs. Jas. Young, of Yankee almost sacred, but the steady outpour ’ntcnuc Misery with Dyspepsia —No from the mill soon familiarized them ments had been accomplished without Springs, E. D. Sprague, of Lansing, and in any manner usurping the functions A. J. Sprague, died at his home In Char­ Help From Physicians, but with the product of its machinery, and which Iklapel exercised pending the lotto. New York, the 12th lust., at the ad­ as it entirely abolished the use of the election of a new governor. H^had al­ vanced age of nehrly 74 years.—Middle­ HOOD’S CURED. laborious mortars and grinding stones 1 ’most entirely left his priestly duties to “C. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: ville Sun. I have been led to address you from a deep it made the lives of the women leas toil­ Kulcan, who performed them with a ./Woodland Is making arrangements for a ien«e ot gratitude (or tho great benefit I have some. This made Jjim more of a favor­ laxity born of increasing distrust of the race track to be put near their village. ite than ever among the women, and old efficacy of the religion of bis fathers. received from Hood's Sarsaparilla. A Delton firm shipped 500 pounds of ••For twenty years I liavo been a constant Bari: the wife of Ltotah, idolized him. This the crafty Chaipa had observed, and sufferer tram dyspepsia. Have spent many She came with her grain to the mill fre­ watercress last week. hundreds ot dollars tor medicine, with at best quently and praised Eric’s good deeds he used it as a pretext for fomenting the Nashville has a house famine. It to fears of the priests. He painted tn only temporary relief. I have always been an to the men in charge until they tired of strong, fervid colors, and with potent Impossible to Dud an empty house In the nve terate enemy U> patent medicines. But now her garrulify. । logic, the decay of their ancient faith, town. to my homo Hood's Sarsaparilla has Ltotah had disappeared and secluded the downfall of priestcraft and the loss A little daughter of J. E. Tinkler, of aA Hearty Welcome. himself in order to fast, pray and be­ of their fat livings. He s>> wrought upon Nashville, had her hands terribly burned * Those who have not been afflicted with dys­ come "epsu," or purified, by isolation their fears at even' opportunity by while handling a box of percussion light­ pepsia, have no conception of tlie misery I eoendnred. and those that hare need no descrip­ from mankind, but where he had gon-* these forceful pleas that lie had already ers which Ignited and burned her hands so It Is feared she will never be able to use tion of the horrors of the unfortunate dyspeptic. was a mystery that perplexed these two formed a fairly strong following. '■ This Is why I changed my mind In regard to young men. Bari used enough meal for Familiarity with Eric had lessened them. patent medicines: An old friend iiad been two, and they believed she waa supply­ The state fish and game warden made It < their B awe while it had mere™ increased their ’e w “‘? ” ««« iivelv for some Woodland young men who afflicted for many yean with dyspepsia, and for tag her husband with food, yet they | ottta. Thy were rir-Jy a few mouths L notried that he had been ^UDotdereetherUldnsittohim. had speared fish during the winter.. As sroodedully improving. 1 ascertained that the ™ th, ctretom to tempt. »nnoy and *,b“'lon .th'lr ,n soon os it was known lhe game warden great change had been wholly wrought by Use reeker In order to I “a were bemnuing to retire use of Hood's Sarsanariila. He advised me to dUturh wy was in town, there was a dearth of young •tty it by all means,' but tho Idea of me taking tret hi. .trength. and they dreired to iMteod of a letagtrnm another men on the street, but warrants were Is­ •patent medicine’ was a very bitter pill to dieeover h» whereabonta, hot tbiy 1,to sued and four were arrested, piead guilty swallow. But urged by my great sufferings to do somrtkfny, I finally ylekleaand began to take Wied, for garruloM re ,h. ere ,he | The"«««-hieh now occurred aided , and were fined 85.25 each. A warrant conld bold her ton™ when .be wtahed. I • »>•“* *nd .trengthoned hU po- ।was ----------------------------Issued for a fifth one, but he could not It wta while they were plying her ! “,ion “ S<w«nior- , be found. T am now using my fourth bottle, and feel better with vj^atious questioning that they < * ?°h..’ J. M. Reiver Jost a valuable mare Tuesthan 1 have In ta enty yean, and consider myself wero overheard by Gilbert, who was . ** grooving feeling among the dn}. a cnrj0U$ trouble. Up to within .rnred. Uso this statement as you please. I surprised to find that Listah had taken CljaIPft “ c^didacy, ' twenty-four hours of the time of her death, hare been to constant business Acre over 40 up his vow as soon as he hud laid away i r t‘3e7 “l“ Hot hehevo that he could • hbe wa* apparently In as good health as years.** Fkaxk C. Stuaat, Marshall, Mieb. his crutches, and drawing tho old worn- gRin tt<lherenta enough to affect tho re- eVer. but she grow suddenly sick and died Hood's Pill# act easily, yet promptly nnd an aside he naked her to tell him where I ,ult of tho fc!ection- w^ich was to occur Tuesday evening. An autopsy revealed efficiently, on the liver and bowels. 25 cents. id’s Cures Hood’s Sarsaparilla j H . P“*X* 4 , , 0 , „ „ . , . “f® "*,,u horrible, sacnficial. murderous char- 1 I n..t,,r „..j th„ oitl .,riesf- .lowers were lit 1 n$ “■ h;""1 -•* • ,uan’ third s ip u o1-1‘° ,r: he*bai lost um‘ '"o electioneering to Kulcan. 1 1 the AU thc .•'«"«« prirart. rould b. ! -U»“ Un.^O^lre «!,!,.< .tore fan I All of the younger priest* conld be counted upon to favor his advanced | ' views, but only a few of the elder could , becoming purified and perfect? 1 take l< ® «*pected Rev. McKee was railed to HaMlncs. lx) expected to to depart depart from from a a time time honbon^ [. f.x>l to him from yore mill erery night. : on’1 «wtl pnw. rfally p>,.nt religion, ; in .t Uu- wedding of but he tare not reen the aun for in.tie cn’!oI!>- Wlulc only a few of them bod ■ J* ’’ k««' <-“ F- I1“tdays." ’ i witnesned the last Katun feast, fifty-two ^v/'•*p*ltlmore. -Barry county. From this Eric readily divined that b®for®- Xet the rite had A* r?an _____________ n^.lrf'' Why Upon the day that Gilliert was to start the machinery of the .mill the entire populace gathered at the riverside. In all thu vast crowd standing there wait­ ing there waa not one incredulous ob­ server, not ouo ekeptjc.il doubter of tho -success of the project, ns there vftrald liave been in any other city on earth perhnjis, but every than felt confident '.hat ita sucres* was assured. They were here not to test nor criticise, but to see :ho triumphant beginning of a new era. Gilbert did not feel the usual tremors If the inventor thrill his frame to.-fore . this audience, for he knew that if the machinery failed to respond to the v?af • ter’a power tho people would not be dis;i ■ wpointed or doubtful; their ignorance t rf mechanic* assured that, and any ex­ planation would have sufficed them. ■ 3ut to mako it certain he bad tested it :he evening before and knew that every-hfng would work to bis satisfaction, .rnd he mounted’ the stone steps leading to the sluiceway with a confident (mile, tccompanied by Leia, Iklapel, Kulcan uid several of the principal citizen*. —•winding there beside tho water gate, .rith bis hand upon the long wooden »r which raised it, he turned to the nuhitude of upturned faces and said: "My brothers, when I lift this gate rou will begin to live in a new age. Fbu pout will bo no longer with you. It will do in one day more than all your vonien. and they will .rest and teach .•our children. Wo will make tho river reave our doth and water oar fields md do other things for us in times to -ome. 'hj the land from whence I come he eiementa are bound to our service md they toil for us night and day. And so they rliall toil for you, for we hall go on and on until we have here in .•ur city all that other lands have to make life pleasant and toil less ardums.” Then Iklapel stepped forward, and liter waiting for tho noisy outcry to subside Epoke to them. He said: "Our brother to right. He baa told me many things of the fair land he lived in before he came to us. In that land there i no night, for they turn it intn day with niany suns and moons which they iave made /or themselves. They have made great monsters that work for them unceasingly; they can speak to •ach other afar off, even when they car not see one another; they make wood ind gold and silver talk; they walk upon .he water nnd under it, ami they fly through the air like birds; they kill their enemies with their eyes and with thunder. We are glad that our brother naa come to ns. He is Quetzal, the long -Waited, the restorer of Atzlan." This speech of the aged high priest was gtwtad with tumultuous applause. r look, dmow.1 th»t then, w» IwUnx .mon; » low Intake! to ut ud Ui» Idww. He noted It with ul J old Listah had takert refuge in the un-:! innuy ,nnnv finn 'lher,,ntM- The tubiect • ♦’ firm a adherent*. :>ubject had i "] Milo. been approached nt great tribal meetings ’ Levi Waters has been delivering .baled —derground passages that were so gen- j ! in tho circular estufiw, but it had been hay at Mile, sold to Geo. M. Even* at erally avoided by the people. Hu won- ji bandlnl w carefully tli.lt cv-n KlchUnd. .t Slo.oo pu ton. There Ha dered if Iklapel was awaroof tho priest's I cnuia funs no upltiton ot tb» .tn-ngth ot retreat, but he came to tho conclusion ’ | the new movement. j theujHrives.of the price and Helllnx—Farm that Listah hajj probably discovered ' condition— The blast furnaces had proved sue- | Mock of all kln<to Is in high _ _ _______ tomeopening in onu of the hta remote pa»- 'i . The timrly. rains and cole nights are ’fav“b^7t m*" "cr’ mbte1o'wl».t ttrawth^MMdom ."<1 sages and remained near Lto ■ otable to wheat growth—Meadow* nnd ' • ’ * ■’— a the new axes to an edge tvit.1 inU'ixse I j,a,iurrs Bir WH uajS m ativaure ui mri daily supplies. He had ovrtainly chosennra”his «a6prM”!W Rn l pastures an* tenorospeetday< in gn>4 advance of fall lorl awl every sp rfn}{_Fnilt —Kata •‘wringSunday —Fruit l«tb tHwuect* cnod—Rain fall a most secluded place to t_ perrunu , ___ ' ’ one of Eric* castings had turned out 1 .from to .Saturday rt o'clock vows, and he hoped he would be undis­ perfect,’ much to his delight. It was p. - — - * •-* “of -• inches. • •• tn., “ 22nd 1.29 Mean aver­ turbed. midwiuter before Ahoy were finished, , age temperature for the same time 41 de­ I have said that Eric and his assistants ------- —-i advanced I were the only active worker* in Atzlan aud his assistants hud'worked indoors i grees—Oat Heeding- -la well ------and converred one |Mrt ct tbegreatten^ le.ro reme pm ot wheat are ttopoot It during the Jong summer days. Every went into a hnge tot-tore, where th. ; "HI btote «• bestowed up and reedri to hour, had ita duties, nnd his labors kept , -, ° «,, । onto—Ernest Pciroeto to teaching school m,,. x„. T_ ,v would think to him awake far into the night. Ho v ras en»h <>lhan,mereup.;nn1ta1fille.l '1>« I ult, jat|je„ aa they get off the train* compiling an Atzlan dictionary, study­ air wild a cheerful dm, and tbe great, j dim room, with its cobwebbed rafters ou returning frttoi Kalamazoo witti connting the ancient records, making a col­ black with the smoke of ages, wn* peo- firs number* of bundles, wheat wan worth lection of the fauna nnd flor^of .evuuuwureiniyi^iu uur^ui. the can-• le<1 gnmy figures hurrying here • Si per bu.—Yestartay was a poor day for yon, making sketches o 1 1 there in the glare of the forge*. In- I a display of millinery goods—George Haxtheir costumes, with note* upon t t -uWt}ve curious Atzlaus crowded about ' took train (or Kalamazoo this morning hiibito aud thc nn/i lu the service of • the William uinrf ~ni uau.u. and auu customs; CUSMIUW. teaching umcu.ug Leia auu - Joorj. j in j thrtir th<jir blank<ltland hi the service of i the William Hind mill Hire thu Engb^h lungn^ tad lhe art company. ofrredmg and writmg <lunug intorr.U „ho worked nnl tor wagre, but for Iho in h» regular oeeupa ton. of furnace buildmg imumg. milIng and*curing th. tow lib of a generally healthy popu*°®®' 4, . w ... He wore tho Atzlan costume, for his own clothra lyid long ago become rags, and ho felt 1 * . lan as any man m tho ci y, . saw th. autumn com. «k mil. th. hrerort fereM wore hold ho Mt all tte joyof auatire. Tlie poop. hr.ly; they held game retd weir dance. every day, which interested him intensely in their esoteric significance, and the the region and show the facilities which the prehistoric races possessed for smelt­ ing and casting ores. The Alstons bad traditions only of the times when their In the VanBnren circuit court Is on the calender for the present term. The title Is Harrison v*. Smith, and about 5W0,000 is Involved. The defendant sold a large tract of limber iu Pine Grove township to the Hatriaon Wagon works at Grand Rap­ ids, and fraud Is charged. Two Allegan men went on a fishing ex­ cursion recency. Commencing at « o'clock at night they fished until daylight and were rewarded by catching two 150 pound sturgeons and 100 pound of suckers. Zirt thereof. {ago, tbe said H vfhe Columbus Driving Association will distribute 88,000 among the trotters aud lheir pacers at their meeting July t to 7. ' 8. H. William*. Hart, Mich.. «•.<>«brood mare foaled twins last - year, write* that ahe foaled another pair upon the 3r(j Inst, and queries "is It not unu.*un! for * mare to drop four foals lu two yean.?' T. A. Woodward, Baltic Crack. Mieb has sold a yearling colt by Lobasco, jhojdam by Counsellor. 1:21son Of (inward 2:28X. to Major Wm. Grebe, Ihuner Springs. KH.; reported price, 81,250. Dr. Cbas. Dewey, living near Paw Paw, was assaulted and nearly killed by his Western Horseman: The fastest |My wife and some of her relatives, all of pacer la Mascot 2:04: the fastest chestnut whom have fled tbe country. the fastest biack pacer Dr. Scldmora of Three Rivera, has a j Is Gold Leaf 2:11 is Direct 2-.05K: the fastest gray parer Is curiosity In the way of a double ben’s egg, Guy 2:06j(; the fastest brown pacer y. the yolk being entirely In one end of the Roy Wllkqi 2.-O7K. shell and all of the white ta the other end, F. IL Emerick, of Ypsilanti, has *.>14 the two being connected by a small 11 ga­ two of ids promising youngsters to R. G. me Dt Barnes, owner of the fast pacer. Wilkie Addison Rice living near Portland fail­ Knox. They are Manoment. a four year ed to vote at the recent election, this being old colt by Egotist, dam Grilla by Dictator;, the flrat time Id forty three years that for 12,000, and the four-year old mare be bad not voted. Lie was confined to the Rosewood, by Wedgewood, dam by Ad­ bed with rheumatism. I mtaistrator, for $500.__ . A Charlotte man ha* a ben that lays a perfectly round egg. Eaton Rapid* ha* raised 825,000 lo se­ cure the Bissell Plow Co., for their city, and now expect a great boom. mite contained third day of, o'clock tn IM f auction, to the front door of t premise* detcr faiod heretofor aa may oe n ot twe herein, Barry County. off the north p MHith east quar town twe (i) n a strip slrtt ro ty rods CX>) e** PHiurT.Co Attorney Dated March « MOKH Whereas, def The women of Dubuque, la., are col­ lecting stalaetitle* and stalagmite (rota Mrs. A. E. StelJe, living Just north of cavea near that city fur exhibition at the Marshall, bad a stroke of paralysis while fair. In front of Powell’s drug store there. By direction of th- German emperor a Thursday afternoon and fell upon the sidewalk. She was revived with much model of the new relchvtag building, on difficulty, and taken to her home where tlie »cale of one-twenty-iifth, will bo ^nt to the world’* fair. The model Is m,she died tho next morning. Mrs. Stelle tcra long, 4 S' deep and 3 meter* high and was preaideut of the W. R C. will coat 85.000. John Gillett, of Martin, has taken a con­ The government of Paraguay made a tract to build a club bouse at the World's Fair, and will have to do It in two remarkable coof proposition to bin-ctor General Davis recently. It proposed to week*. makn a display at lhe fair if the authori­ Jacob Santer, an employee of the Fold­ ties would allow Paraguay official* to op­ ing Batli Tub works at Marshall, stepped erate a lottery at JadUon Park for the In ariopen elevator shaft and fell from sale of wildcat land* In that country, t'ol. the first to the secund floor. He teceived Davis very, promptly declined the proposi­ a frightful scalp wound. tion. A young gentleman, of Moline, Allegan Benches capable of seating 10.000 peo­ county wait* until the "shade* of evening" ple will be placed in the park qext mtmto walk out dow, for bis friends are mak­ mer. Thcywtll.be scattered about the ing life a bore for him. It seems he went ground* at suitable location*. tp see hl* beu girl one evening aud after Tbe prince of Monaco, who rule*, over. talking a long, lung time wilh her he fell MtapwlU. HU .m wound L,.r. Tta'lhomwpkorStontoC.rio, I, roun« nlw d.leriuloM lo bar, m.nIr, M nuklup >n o.lilblt u Un, wot' I'p,nU> dlwnjMrd liriwir •».» UriMlnc >u , hu maifr ■ toinul •pplic«ti..u to old .tone placed when- Wbrn -far bad I General bail, tor, I1(} I, been Iler rhuru retired to l.rrIIroom. Ibe |je-< be unruled. Ttejrlnto u, ". young man awoke imagine his “urprlm- on-phe pcwstiKsor of the large-t . rinn of finding th kt _ he wax uinbraciug an old gems in Europe, and he wl-hr* :-. m*ke * churn'ihttead of hl* iiest girl, lo some deep sea-fishing display. He (ucapied 'W way It Irakto ont'and tlie young man la square feet of spare at lhe Pa: - <-xp*.|wishing fur a spot In some vast wlkterncaa rton. where be lulgtH fly for the present. Commissioner Paltscher *ay- ': >• rvptuLanding l» going to celebrate the fourth duct ion of old Vienna lu Midway Plais­ ance U now a*sure>L Thll.- . 'n tn fin: in true old fashioned style. proniincon* cmieciiun collection 01 of lurrua: furelgi: 1til age* •v. i. _ t. 1 ■ >. • « 1 ' pronnacuua Ihre* I’l.lii.rll <l> . reh, hret rertred , „d „ 0( r, at the tnatnir arfc of thirteen. t>ccauie tired • and it* fkllure waa predicted. of thr dally ruuUiie of sweeping rooms and I washing dishes Mud decided to spend the ' summer at the world's fair. They lu-.d >e; Now your biord thoutd bo iectrd a young lx>y a* their guile but one UihmI's s*r»4tMrtlia, the bort grew faint hearted aud ga*e tho ^clieme and Wood purifier. away. The t-oy had nearly Fioo on hi* pcr-hcn the ~unjbln«-d capital of tbe entire party. . i Mr*. Elizabeth Savagv. n widow of 70 _yrara. 'holivvton a firm three mllr* north of Otiegn. w»* kicked by a home, nnd It is feared she will not recover. Onu *rui. leg and aeveral rib* were broken. It ippeara lkat she went to pain in himi thu hoiHi lo gu into auoil t*r pirt of lhe barn when the Lone kicked her. Site (ell aud then wa* kicked again ami again. aad fake Churchill (for Ohio, beartof d and recorded o 1*83, at three o m. hi liber num in tbe office of County. Mleh be doc on sa (hoOMM nlnty trro cento -five Collared a taken at tow t said mortaaae fore, notice is twelrth day noon, standard the Court bous of Barry. Sta buildinx In w Barry 1* held contained tn sa auction to the scribed In said to satisfy said and expenses westrqusrter o <4i. northot ra hundred and the United Sta ing therefrom south side ot to fore convey and also exce halt acres mor side of said a townsh Ip of iTvtnf. Barer Jam» A.Sw February <3 de tba mb mu Arthur 1). I Huckrt C. 8 B.-UTV Osaa es.-ism the s*id mortg assignment be and raoatoM said Oounty of ary. 1®J “ 13 ca-BK I Nerve Tonic »nw oj therefo Mrs. Sophia (lonelier, of Monterey town­ ship. near Wayland Is lot years old and is able ito churl', ’ ph era latcbwork and doe* other work uf iike.nature all without the aid of gla.*r«rt. WILLIA5S’ HEDIC15E CO., SchcncctaJv, K.Y, and Brockvilie, OoL t. ortheKriln riaitent from th. .kirn, The weather to very cold for April— We had quite a snow storm tost week—K. C. Strong is repairing the bridge at tills place—The mill company contemplates building a new dam In the near future. U111 We, hope „ur they numwill u»wu for wnen It makes uie bnafnes* mill I* dull— InJohn our Robertson little townIswhen Is , Idle quite s the c» atmill present -- ------------------- < . . » —Mrs. IK C. Strong him a sister very sick —A. D. lo ' nt their -•ulnce -------- — - Hughes •• •«<returned —« .aipEaton Rapbi* Saturday—Y. Pierson Ship| |wd 1.000 ..reen Ire, thl. place y«twday—The Epworth League held a mating in ibe M. E. ehureh - ------------------meeting in tbe M. E. church Sunday even­ ing. Meeting again in two weeks. ’.in the coming spring by the gossips of ■ ° ° 7 ® * ; On<J nlght Erlc at hi, ; table, while Jan-ila lay stretched ou a pile of fura before the fire, with his hack w nkc a (] wh(m ft) ] u.ra, th„,do(,r. Tho 0|d prlrat WM en. irelopedlaa colored' blanket, and re ho ^.,llorwl hi, Qnd himself unon one of tho benches I 7 the wall he said: prospect waa very satisfactory to him "The geese fly fast and thick to tho and to Lela and Iklapel. Tliat his com- [ Ing hail been of immense benefit to the norih. Tbe spring will come early." "It will be welcome," replied Eric. people he could see, nnd he felt HySwelL, L/*Aye, and by none more joyfully than T Very cold, disagreeable weather, at 11 preaent—A very disagreeable snow storm tag of pridu at the fact^which was only me," answered Iklapel. quelled by the thought of what he could "Yet it will be stormy," spoke up Jan- । vtoiled this section tost week—Married, at have accomplished with better facilities. । the residence of tbe bride's parent*, April1 “more stormy than ever spring was 23rd, Mr. Fred Raymond to Anna Page. I He felt no desire to return to civilized ila; : in Atxlan." both, ot this place. Rev. D. N. Stocking, life; he was willing to devote several before 1 "How do you know that?" asked Eric, .officiating. After the ceremony an excel­ years to the work of converting this city of the stone age into a modern borough with a gentle smile. "Where did you lent supper was spread, after partaking of which the many friends returned hi me, with all its improvement*. With iron 'gain your weather wisdom?* after wishing the happy couple much joy as his servant everything was possible, ( "I have heard much,” he answered, and prosperity—The dance at Andy Bcr­ sitting up, “and I have held my tongue and in a few day* irouj would be forth. .----- ---------- — —•»- because it is not meet that a boy should ! nett’s tost Friday Jilght was well attended. ‘ 71,60 for ‘' iery, steam, ( although it was a very bad night—Tlv re speak before his father, but I know that 1 electricity! . will be quarterly meeting aU.our school j , Meanwhile he had accomplished won- Choipa fears that there will be no Katun, house next Saturday and Sunday. , ^ers. Hundreds of labor saving devices and be talks doily to the priests and benefited the city; candles, soap, glazed sometimes to others as well. He is plot­ NEIGHBORING COU NTIE8P°ttery, spinning wheels, improved ting mischief, for he walks abroad at looms, beer, ' K ““* yeast, "* pulley hoists and * night, wolf that he is. Ah, he distrusts Mrs. Russell Ferner, an aged lady of me, and yet Jan-ila, the water rat, has many other valuable fruits of civilisation Gun Plains, was drawing a bucket of wa­ had been introduced. While he wm| fin­ crept near enough many and many a ter, when In mhdu way the crank slipped ishing his furnace he had made molds time to hear his words of hate and and striking her eye cut a severe gash and for casting plowshares, harrows, anvils, treachery! I remember the look his face crushed tbe bones ot her cheek so badly grates, axes, hammers and other imple­ wore on tho day you saved my sister, as to cause several of them to be taken out. ments of cost steel, and he viewed the aud I know he hates and fears, our Quet­ outlook with supreme satisfaction. Hia zal. Why I know not, except that ho Miss Eunice Christendon slipped on a hates all things good and loves darkness. I side walk In Leslie a year ago, and now iron works were some distance from the (co?rr»iUKD. | sues that villago for. 820,000. city—down in the canyon—where he had discovered the remains of ancient smelt­ ing furnaces forgotten long age* since and almost buried in the debris at the shaly cliffs. Remains like these have since been discovered in other pirtsof Some fiend girdled a lot of ‘row ta Michigan has ten stallions wifi; reeont. N. W. Lewie’s orchard at GobkMUe- Tbe bark wa* peeled off th® trunk of the tree* bdow IrW, as follows: Monbar*. al a atrip clear round four or five inches Corraliota, 3:18K’. Simmocolun, wide. Mr. Lewis Is not an extreme­ cryon. 3:15; George St Clair, a:l«k; i>0. Enright, 2:l8Jc. Lee’s ly popular maa and II to .opposed some tiac Chief, enemy of bls did the deed, but he had just Pilot, 2:1®: Antevolo, l:l»X; LaiftodJ sold nearly all of the tree* to Earnest Green, a young carpenter upon whom the Changing gate i* all the rage now. I R will be bard work to keep jraek of Iom fall* heavily. the . The most important civil case ever tried converted trotter* anti pacer*. American Frnit lu Great Uritalu. It would seem, aceonilug to tbe oplnlox ot Mr. White, nt Coymt Garden, that bananas are gradually incoming a popular fruit in tlito •an.r.try, although the Euglhh ire will far behind the American*, whore partiality for the bauirna to *ceh that io August alone they imported more than L28U.OX) bum l.*a. We get car bananas (rum the Canary tolnucto nnd Madeira, urn! rtry soon we shall have tlicm from Sierrx •zxjue. -Londca T-lcgraph. People living on Bellevue Street In i^eslle were awakened recenly late at night Uy hearing a piercing, female scream. The nefft morning a ladles belt and a set of false teeth were found, bat nothing else concerning the matter has been unearth­ ed. A ten-inch layer of fine bituminous coal was struck ab> Lansing while workmen were boring a welL Allegan is organizing a society tor the prevention of •* —•—*- What is CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morph inc nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ uso by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colle. Castorin relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. CXAO.B. I Dated. Ha AC Castoria. CMtori* b *o wefi adaptvd to cM<! rv« known to me." H. A Axcnxx. X. D-, lit So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, Y. “ Our phjalchn* In the chlidran'a dofurt •neat have upoken hiichly of their er peri •cc* In their ouuido practice with Cwto.-ta. and although to only hare aa:<>u£ our nwdlcal xupplic* what i« known aj rwruHr r- - - — —that the favor vpcB ic." Uxrrxo Howrrxt. zso »»»■*«• md mu �-—-—1 MORTGAGE SALE. tbifaull having b*enmade In the eondttfona of i certain mortgage made by Gfiogy ,llg||ilc and Minnie SSS* to Hiram H-CbMe dated ftei*teml»-r tlth. A. D.. -IMfr Itad ..rd.xl in tile office of the BMlstar t,t dre«d?. for H’f. !J*JV* Mlrbig’-ui. on tlie 3rd d.»y of October A. 1’.. m liber al of mortgages, on page 55. on which mortgage there Is elxlmgd t*» due *t the e 'J.’...!! .. the nun of five -tuti.lred. nl nely HISTORY OF A WEEK. AUDITOR GKNIRAL'SOFFICE I “,cn- “'•«*»2<- >«*• C NOTIt K is hereby given that certain lands situated In tbe County ol Barry bld off toithn tMatn for taxes of !M> and previous years, and Rochester, N. Y., business circles'are descril>ed In 8tafe:nt«uts which,wi-l li-reafcer be forwarded to the office of tl;o Treasurer of stirred by the report that IL H. Warner «n!d C-Hintv. will t“> sold at piiollc auction by and Artuur G. Yates are unable to meet - rid Tieasuier at the County Scat, on the flrat their obligations. The affaire of tha two -Mo iday of May next. :it the tune and place d'-Mk'ii.i'ed f ir the Annual Tax uxlcs. if not men are wild to ba inextricably Involved, nr»\ fee of <WWIl»-B’C uui;«r» in >• .. it greviouMy redeviurd ur cauctiled according to they having indorsed for each other for in ’ • 1 mortgage, and on null or procecdngs large sums. iiw inning bi-en instituted i<» recover tn* Mabt statements contain a full description of The new cruiser Detroit developed a ; secured i>y said inortw*. «r any each parcel of mH lands aud mar be xe-n. on Ss there..! That on U» -1* day of July. application m the Offi -e ot Uii •’oauty Treasur­ speed of twenty-three miles an hour on her . ^Althiiwid Jhrani M. ( lms» executed a re­ er after they an) received by him. Tn.’ land »tnh*k off to the ritate for. Taxes of trial trip. This makes her the fastest . i, part to the premtMoi djpcrlbcd hi Mid .rta.utv. tot wit: Twenty fl* hcres off tlie IMP or ottier rehrs. nt lhe Tax vbIm tn M.»y cruiser of equal displacement in the world !"tli iirt of th- CMt onrelmlf <>f -uMtth east last, will be offered subjeet to tlie right of re­ and her builders twill get a bonus of ;it.’irtcrol recUon twenty three »»O’« demption prescribed in taw. <130,000. onli of range ten (1») west \Jhlch raid re STANLEY W.Turner, The su.-imar IJhllHp D. Armour passed > '-i?,. w i* duly recorded in the office <>t thereglster->f deeds Of Barry County on the tat day of through Mackinaw straits—the first boat • ni-t l-M. in liber !» •! mortgage’, page &U. Ot the season. ‘ GUARDIAN’S 8 kLE. ■' Sow 'therefore, by virtue oi the power of Tammany hall has re-elected all ita old ..’.mtamed in <dd mortgage, aud tbe In the mutter of the estate of Floyd «. M-*- -ta such case mtd<* and provided, notice w vies, aimaor. officers. j . n-reby given that on Saturday the Notice ta uereby given Yhat I shall sell at lhe paper mills at Enor station, eight :-,t dnv of June. A." lb. iHti. at fn nubile auction to t he lilghMt bidder on Wednes■ >. k tn U'C forenoon, l shall sell at pnbllc dav the I7L11 day of May. A. D.. ITOS. at tor miles wret of Springfield, O., were burned • ..-■oti to the LiicUe-t bidder, af rhe north o clock iu the forenoon at the Probate Loss, <100,000. Iruot door of tbe Court House in -the CUy of office. In the-City of llaAdngs. In the County of A Boston jury has given Mrs Susan L. if wthigs. -that being the place when* the Clr* Parry. in the State of Michigan, pursmut lo ci’it Ciuir: tor ll;vrv County fa holdem, the llcmiM* ami authority granted to me on tbe K. Cleveland a verdict for >10 (NQ in her . • described l:i S'dd mortgage, except 2lth da.; of Marell. A. D.. I «X1. by tbe •nit against Charlotte W. Lyman fbralien u-i' heretofore rekawed. or m> much thereof Probate Court of Harry County, Michigan, all of i*e tu-ressary to pay the amount the estate, right. Utl-» nnd interest of the said sting her husband's affections ' it,- on sild mortgage, with 10 percent. Interest minor of. lu tin 1 to the real estate situated and Notice have been served to World's fair .> ill legal custa, together with tin attorneys being la the County of Itarrv. >n the state of underground contractors that all their of twenty-live dollars covenanted Michigan. known and <1. s -nb-d as follows, ’ r therein, the premtaes being de.-wribed to-wlt: One haff acre uLtati.l on the north half work must be completed by Thursday. • >.ud murtgage a* all those certain pieces of the .south west quarter of section one (1) town I irt.-ta of land situate In Use township one (li north range ten (K). west. boundM and ' ■ ii,.!n* and Orangeville In tlie county of described as follows: Commencing In centerol > The shopmen’s strike on the Santa Fe J;.ir v and st.it-of Michigan, and known and highway at quarter post on west line of section has become interesting because tbe strik,;c- ribril as follows: one fl), running thence east forty-fire (*s> rods , .t -i-tinb'-r four (4> village of Cloverdale. fur a starting point Thence south thirteen srs have begun throwing coupling pins, . 4-rv county. Michigan; also twenty-five acres < 13) rods, five and one-half feet. Thence •■rat etc., at the nien who are at work. north part of the ea»t one-half of the (C- rods; thence north thirteen H3> rods. A mob took from the Morrillton, Ark., i>; east quarter of section twenty three (23) six Ove and one-halt feet to router of highway- jail :t • negro who killed Pate (the tnan • , ।t ■ .*) nor h < f range ten (10' west, except along center of said highway six (<s> rods vlehtruds («’ north and south and twen- thence eharg--1 by Burkhardt—the Clayton assas­ to plane of .beginning. i . r’-is <•.-)'-ast and west In the south cast cor Dated. March 24th. 1B83. sination informer—with paying the money n. H. McBain, Guardian. that got Clayton kllle;!) and hanged him H1UAM M. Chase. Mortgagee. to a tree in that lively town. Ho bad not !'.ih irT.CdinnuvE. • . PROBATE ORDER been given a preliminary hearing. Att«ney for Mortgagee. State of Michigan, County *f Barry—as. ’•.,- <1 March iUl. 1«1 Cassville, county seat of Barry county, At n session of the Probate rtnirt for the County of Barry, holden at tho I*rohate Office In Mo., auffered a losa of klbO.OOO by fire, | tbe eftyof Hastings, in said county, on Thurs­ twenty-six buildings In the business part j Monrr.a<;e foreAli>surk. day, the !.nli day uf April, tn the year one 9f the town aud many residences being de- ; thousand eight hundred and ninety three. - is. default has ’t een made In the conPresent, Charles W. Arrrstrong. Judge of stroyed. Probate. Lyman Lamb,' of Akron, O., is missing. U.H .11 M irv-A. Cowles <-f the Township In the matter of the estate of Immer He was last seen in Chicago, where he left >; • r.irrv C-mniy. Miehimxn. to Aliev J. N Crittenden..deceased. t '1! fornierlv Allee J. .Morey) df Toledo, f23,CnK' in cash with a business friend while Wm. I ’ . Sldnatn. adinlnlgtrator of Mid estate, Li irluc dat« May tha seventh. A. D.. taS3, comes Into court ami represent* (hat he is’ pre­ -he went to dinner. . He never came back. ‘ ou Um seventh day of Mav. A. 1>. pared to render his Ona! nccout i as such ad­ Fur Sam Jones engini*ered a inoral oVlnck i»ml tlilrtv five minutes. ;> ministrator. and prays that a day be appointed iiib.-ri.-2, of uiortRitges on page'3di«. for hearing thueame. ami a decree of distribu­ waveat Bowling Grerti. Ky„ that has I I the register ot dveiH for .Barry tion and assignment tn creditofn duh made, swept ‘2,400 people it ■ • church. Lian, aud there is now claimed to and he discharged from said trust. ' aid mortgage the sum of two i ri.iay, ,.rn Thereuponlttaortlcrcd.thntTliurnJ.-iy. the 4th ■n bundri-.l nnd sixty doliars mid day of May. a. D. 1803. at nite!o’clock In the A decree of foreclo.-* e has been entered ! - f . hull mean attorney feevf thirty forenoon. r>« a*t*!gii)*d far the bearing nt >nld |H*tltion and that the heirs nt law of said de against the Grape Cre. c Coal compnn,.. of : erased aud all other nn*«ons Ihtdrexted in said 1 Vermillion county, 1 ! ., in favor cf the 1 ’•state . ar*’ required to atmenr itf n • osslan «>f Farmers T. Tr .->t coiupany.ot New oWwk Ii raid X Court, Uiett to be boideu ati the Probate York. for In the Cltyof Itax’lngs. ini -aid Uountv. door of •• oiriee. Dr. A. J •w York. <<f the j nnd• show cause. If any there t»*. why the praver ng*, county | of the DeUttbner may not bo granted. Ami ft Is being lli<* I further ordered, that said petitioner give notice io-v*t t’ M. • ! • Comity ot to th- persons Interested In said estate, of the building U> । pendenev of said jietltlou and the hearing A ii...... fOI(... I, r..:^,r-I to1 iiMjld niortg.mv, I will sell at public I thereof t>v causing a copy of this order to be i- " • .. miit. 4 thefeder.-.l troops i< .. . hi Ci.ili;uihua, lu which the । nmrteurn Indebtedness, costa' 1 ....-•I L ;..U -I and. wounded Tbe said premises belug the north- weeks previous to sr.id «iav of hearing. I pi; s lim! i v; .ndy captured t ..-j >wns .-ettou fourteen i ll>. town four '*’• • *. W. AUMx l V.ONG :mm’ . west containing one Judge of Probate. itv a res of i itid according to exhibjt fills six i (A trui copy.) . - irvey, excepting and reserve 1 freight cars nnd io ua s way ?w«tt from sty acres taken off from the >ove drserlbtMl premises lienPortland. Me. i-.l toSarab Jane Bare. Ursa Ran*, j Mrs. David Burton, of Madisonville, | ■pljug and reserving one and one or less taken off from lhe north 111.. Tenn., bae confessed giving her huaUnd i; iat>u*e described premises by the 1 hat more Ills result from an. I ratpoiaon.' hheuudhur paramour, Noah j Irving for :i public highway. In yt-i----- un._ t.-------4.x-------------- Trout, are in jail. larrv County. Michigan. Ai v e. J.CHcneHii.ta Mortgage-.; The plural voting scheme adopted in Bel- ’ A. Su , »v.kv. Attorney for Mortgagee. glum gives an additional vote txj every man I of 35 who pays government taxes of‘5; francs, every man of 25 who owns 2,(V) 1 francs worth of real estate, or who has for MORTGAGE SALE. two year* held 100 francs in Belgian rentes, | '. •-ab. default bx* been made In the pay or who has u diploma of superior uduca- j ■ Hit* tn->i»» > secured by mortgage dated lion. <1mv of September. 1*85. executed by -.• !{tigbe»..Airah D. Huxbes. hta wife, Saturday, April 82. rt । S’raug Md Emma St rotis. Ills wife, of < it:.. M h'x*'i.‘ which -raid mortgage William B. McClellan, connected with ' । >rd»d In In- ••nice of the register of John C. Paige & Co., insurance agents, i. of the countjf uf lurry. In liber » of raortbeen nominated for the fire marabal. ,t p.» « tpd JSon the 3d day of OeYour Druggist will supply you. hits • 1 • iclockp.ru And. whereas. ship of Boston by Governor Ru&sell. «i 1; I ■rt.-vt- ha' been duly assigned by tl>George Crocker, senior member of the \V»• r Ii-k« *D to.lohn A Rntjrrtaon. ,by failed firm of Crocker, Fiske & Co., at Min­ • it ;«-»n.ig d tie 29th September. 1445. r i- I tn the a II -e of register ot deeds of neapolis, has been driven insaue by his troubles. The faihireof tbe Australian Joint Stock ... ,,t pv.- ui.and the same w noiV owned “ The Niagara Falls Boult.” ra. And wh-re.is.the amount claimed to bank, with liabilities of $J3,000,«X), is an<ln on salt mortgage tit the date nutincvd. The bank has deposits of F>5,'.n> hence is the sum of &»sO.(X) 000,0"0. • ’ . nnncip.il at.d interest, aud the furthla.m |p.m |p.tn.|p.m.|aAn. »f S-'Ao'xs an attorney fee stipulated The business part of Wardner, Ida., has - i-' ■» in s m.:t ual ».-jo li t mortgage, and whi-h Is the whole Habtix«m.. l>een swept by fire, at a loss of from Fi50,cla tii •<> to be due on said, mortgage. - ., <>r ;>r(«.-e-ill;rx has been instituted at 000 to 33U0.001L Stations. ■ recover the debt now remaining secured The National Seamen's union convention - <i t mortiiig*}. orany part thereof whereby at New Orleans has Indorsed the applica­ pmvf-r Ol sale contained In stud mortgage Hastings.. tion of T. J. Elderkin for tbe position of ; fR-oiti-operative. • \ . M. A. GILLMAN. L.teal X/euL HaafW ... therefore, notice Is hereby given, that by immigration inspector nt Chicago. Charles , : ... .(<»je said power of Mie. and In perauAuce Hogan, of New Orleans, was elected presi- > ••< •-.tn;-:** in vnch c-v»> made ana provided, dent and T. J. Elderkin. of Chicago, secre­ s:i'd tn »rti.ige will be foreclosed by a sale ’ pri-niscs therein described, at public tary J««*i treasurer. ' • > the highest bidder, at the front door The community of Lansing, Mich., has :tt lioiite in .Hastings, in said County recovered from the threatened panics and it irrv.mliie 31 day of June, next at leu a •> tin* ton- h-n.i of lb i*. dnv: which said busiaejis has resumed its onliiiaryggulet. Do you Know? Unhealthy Liver than any other cause-indigestion, Consti­ pation, Headache, Biliousness, nnd Malaria usually attend it. Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator is a vegetable specific for Liver Disorders and their accompanying/evils. It cures thousands why not be one of thajn? Take Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator. Michigan Central suiioni gsliaEsDsl?- CARTERS 1 : tn the village of Irving. County.of H »rr. M l sr.ite of Michigan, and running from ttiriv - east or In an easterly direction along the iiu-ib ol .>! < heretofore conveyed and to the I . :< , i. the race and cast nf the lot or : .i -hit.) Effie Baldwin, and from said 1 .;•>i Miutn easterly direction on the • - .th line uf ill-.* raceway, to intersect lhe pond: th --.' ■ <ai arul along lhe westerly .line of said ;■ ■ ।! In auortherly direction to th-dam, and :r - i t'.u-nre (allowing theeenter of the Thorn­ river to a |»>| .t directly north of lhe : -4 startin',*, ard front said point south to ih-place of brgimung. containing ten acres nr less; and all on section tutrty-one in t. '.ulour noria, range nine west, excepting Jr-cn • i-ah.we all streets and highways now l-jlihereon. Also the undivided one-half ot f'.'lowtnt: Commencing at a point fltty1AU feet six Indies west and twelve rod*, three f»-et ami three Inches north of the south■ <■* coroar ot the northwest quarter ot section tti'n : >n-*; towu four north of range nine west; nmnlng tram thence west eight rods; thence north to lhe center of tbe Thornapplc river; tlience east el^lil rods.^hence south to place of : running. It Is expressly understood that this last described premises is all tbe premises, mill priril.-ge and rights of ilowage, owned by Alon/<■ E. Gardner and Frank Campbell and ■ '.istlf.iilnRthe law Ann. (Itrdner. Campbell A 1 of Irviug. and Hist this mortgage Is Intendudt-. cover lhe undivided one half of all rights •>t said Gardner. Campbell & Co., together with the pcni.-tital right to the water ps.wer. back w.'.!*-r. nuwage and mill privileges described abov/j with the roller flouring m il and all mill fixtures therein now standing or hereafter to be erreted and placed upon said premises includ■ lug both of above descriptions. Johx A. Bouxlrrsox. Assignee. Attorney. Dated. Hasllugs. March 1st, 18C3. ADMINIHTIUTOR‘8 SALE. In the matter of the estate of Win. C. JoiHiMm. deceased. Notice is brn-hv siren that I shall rell at pubhe anclicn. to th® hluhest bidder, on Friday, tin- 2nd <lav ot June. A. D. IB3. at io o'clock in the forenoon, at the probate office i the city of flastinn, in the Comity of Barry, in the Mate of Michigan, pursuant to license mol.nuthority granted lo me on the Hth day of April, a. 1).. itwi. by the Probate Court of Barry County, Michigan, all tbe estate, right, title mid Interest of tbe said deceased of. In and to tbe real estate situate and being In. the ' tonnty ot Barry. In the Ntate of Mlchliran, known and described as follows, to-wlt: Tbe west half of the east half ot tbo south weat enarter of section ten [10] tn town three north i-uigr eight w»M. Barry Comity, Michigan, ex­ cept eicht acres in lhe south east corner de'•iribed as beginning at the south emit corner of tin- above desert p&on. and running thence ■ -rih sixteen chains andX49'i links, thence west parallel with tlie south section line four r.i.Un-* and w links, thence south sixteen chains i links to the section Um. thence east oo sec'llua line four chains and 85 links to the plaep of l-vglnnlng; also excepting one [11 acre to the south west corner heretofore described. Dated. April 15th, A. D. 1885. FBiur W. Bununss, CURE pi r’r Haedasho and relievo all tho troubles fncl* dent to a bilious atetoof tho •/•tem.BUohM SICK Eeadacba. yet Oarterie Little Livwr PflU « ccmct au cuaorucra otiwy*■■■».->' “ ttizZZ Urcr aud regulate tho basrals. Even K they onlg’ - HEAD who^rotry^nwUl find Umo HUJe pill-^nable ta bo many way* that they will no. bo wiltagtodowSSutthcm. But after alLaickbBad Monday, April 34. The Central Michigan Savings bank at I.nnring will reorganise with an increase of capital stock to r'AO.UQO. D A Blodgett, the well-known million­ aire lumber mau of Grand Rapids, is in a* tew weeki'td marry Mis» Peck of Augus Robert McNeely, a watchman at tbe Maysville. Ky.. jail, while serving dinner to the prisonere, was. km eked down and six prisoners escaped and took to tbe hills. .The officers of the defunct Commercial National’bank at Nashville have been in dieted by the federal grand jury. Ed H. XHiklnson, of the editorial stall of the Cleveland Plaindealer, has fallen heir to >100,000 by the death of an aunt. John M. Thornton, an attorney ot Sbel byville, Ills*-, was found dead in bls office chair. Heart disease, probably. The Union Pacific and ite striking shop­ men nre still bolding conferences, but have not yet settled their differences. A Chinese journal, thqlftret in America, is to be started at Chicago. It is said at London that the meeting of the Brussels monetary conference will be,postponed until Si-ptainber. Tuoadity. April 35. The foundation of a Cincinnati build­ ing gave way and a doxen workmen fell with the wall forty feet. John Hull was instantly killed, Frank and Ed Weine I wutb, A. Schuman and Elijah Johnson purge, but by their gontto action — uaotham. Jn vials at M cento; flva for ft. Boat fatally hurt and three others seriously by druggists sverywharo, oc seat by matt. InjurwL . Baron Rothschild hns given his Reiche­ carter NmoictMi co.. n<w T0*--, Ml PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE nau chateau and estates In the Styriau Alps to be used as a hoapltal for sufferers from lung diseases. The property is valued at 1,630,000 florins. Reports ot oyster-growing districts along tbe Connecticut coast indicate that the .11* asmpultrei ouwwu.Tilbo.,«»W.ua>s^a. oyster crop was almost ruined by n Kvere storm which passed over Lopg Island sound, covering the beds with a layer of sand. There are said to be about red-wood trees left In California. They have an aver­ age diameter of 33 feet. Alfred Mace, son of tbe once famous Englhh prire fighter Jem Mace, has just closed a series of evangelistic meetings in Indianapolis. • At a panic in a Roman Catholic church at Naples eight women and five children were crushed to death and hundreds of ether people more urlest hurt. Gu res Sick Headache HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, — HOME RULE A UTTLE NEARER. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. Nope Ing by 43 Majority. London, April 22.—The home rule bill has paused to a second rending by a vote of 847 to 304, and the result was received with marked demonstrations. There was au enormous pressure for admission to parlia­ ment. The delegates to the Ulster demon­ stration who appealed to lending members to get them seats were told that It wpuld be just as easy to get them peerages. Both aidea are practically tired of the de­ bate, ns they pre con.scloua that were they to speak for a year it would not alter tho governmctjC majority. The division was taken about midnight, and only a few members were absent owing to unavoida­ ble causes, most of them being paired. Gladstone proposes to go into committee on the home rule bill on May 4. The oppo­ sition already have prepared a host of amendment.**/which wlH be tabled. LE8SON V, SECOND QUARTER, INTER­ Such NATIONAL SERIES. APRIL 30. C0MDEK3ED Miijce Aeat Stearns. 20. “Wisdom cricth without; she uttercth her voice in the streets.'' When we read iu the New Testament such words as tliesc, “Christ, the wisdom of God,” “Who of God is mode unto ufi wisdom” (1 Cor. L 24, 80). we have no difficulty in understanding who Is meant in this book by wisdom. , Just as Jesus Christ is both the living personal word nnd also the written word, so He is wisdom as to His person and ns to His ut­ terances It Is no wonder, then, that It is written, “Wisdom is the principal thing; Wounded In a Kallwwy Wreck. De Soto. Mo., April 20.—The following therefore get wisdom” (iv, 7). 21. “She crieth in the chief place ot con­ are the victims of lhe wreck of tbe^passenger train on the Iron Mountain railpray course, in tho openings of the gates. In the city she uttercth her words, saying." The which waa derailed two miles north of this place: Conductor Jz IL Dotes, head cut great multitude arc in the broad way of and body bruised; Mrs. C. W. Goyce, self and self pleasing, with little or no Memphis; Ed Dillon and F. W. Smith, thought of a hereafter and a day of judg­ Little Rock; Mrs. L. C. Scholes, Chicago; ment They Caro not for the fact that Louis'Busner, Mellville, Wis.; H. H. Russ “whatsoever a man soweth that shall he and James McDonald, Mcllville, Illa ; Mm. also reap,*-' and their only thought ta pleas­ James MeMarrinnie, Kansan City—were ure and prosperity here and now (Math, all slightly injured. The conductor may die. Brakeman Greely wm severely hurt. vii, 18; Gal. vl, 7). Wisdom is represented as calling unto them as they hurry along their downward roniL 23. “How long, yo simple ones, will ye ST. Petkiumwbo, April 20.—The official eholera statistics juat issued show that love simplicity, and tho soorners delight in from March 13 to March 27 there were 460 their scorning, and fools bate knowledge!" new cases aud 120 deaths in the govern­ Simple onia, if they believe tbe devil, are ment of Podulin, and from March 27 to easily led astray. If they believe God, they April’13, 113 new cases aud thirty-five are easily led aright If they go astray, deathshi the government of Oofa. Else­ they are soon among tho scomera ami the where in the empire fifteen new cnsetand fools. Yet wisdom loves them and cries seven deaths are reported. unto them: “How long!" “How long shall Ann Arbor Caara Appealed. thy vain thoughts lodge within thee!" TOLEDO, Ohio, April ±L—A writ of ha­ “How long wilt thou refuse to humble thybeas corpus in the case of James Lennon, Mlf Itefore Me” (Jer. iv, 14; Ex. x, 3)? 2R “Turnyou atMyrcproof; beholdlwill the Lake Shore engineer who was fined tn Lhtv United States court for refusing to E>ur out My Spirit unto you: I will make handle Ann Arbor freight, has been heard nown My words unto you." He calls so by J udge Ricks and the pet I Gon dismissed, lovingly, so patioitly, so persevcringly.* refusing to allow Lcndon's discharge, “Come unto Me; return unto the Lord; Hun. Frank Hurd, counsel for Lennon, turn, O backsliding children; take with gnve notice |of an appeal (o the supreme you words and turn to the Lord." These court. .i_________________ are some of the many words of tbe Lord to the erring ernes os He entreats them to WASIUNOTON, April 25.—The designs for come unto Him (Isa. Iv, 3, 7; Jer. lit; 1, 7, 12, 14; Hos. xiv, 2). Ho only asks us to turn lhe lasbella coins have been decidud upon. to Him, aud He will do all the rest, giving The head of Ikabcita will be^ou the obverse His words „UIU- aH „ Hta Spirit, Hta words which and ■Ide. On the reverse will be the kneeling ftru fjpirit. nnd iafc (John’vi, C3). woman with a distaff. Tho words "Board of -- “Because .. .... > and. ye refused; 24. I have adled, L idy Managers," will be put ou tlu* reverse ,I have stretched uuv out ulJ my hand. >W4U And „„ no man side above the kneeling figure, and under- j ^rdcL" It does not seem powible thnt iicutli will Ik* “18J3’’ and under thnt ; a people who End been no wondroualy dealt Dollar.” ' “Columbian Quarter D.iHar, । wjtjj coxzlcl so treat such love, but tbe hu­ . Italy’s \\ < ruiS fai " , | ,man still thetasame, and the from same by .. : 7. -n T . 1 1°’heart " °» is “Ton lnru«l uwuy Makes an every-day convenience of an old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes two large pies. Avoid imitations--and Insist on having thfi NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse. N. T. Detroit, Laewg & Mm TIME TABLE. ' In effect January 22, IMS. Favorite Route between Grand Rapids. Detroit Grand Rapids East Paris McCord Alto Elmdale Clarksville Itake Odessa I Woodbury Sunfield Mulliken kiraud Ledge Lansing Detroit Lv | Howard City „ Edmore ,. iBtanton .. Ionia Ar (Grand Ledge IGoing West Detroit Lansing Grand I-ed Mulliken Sunfield Woodbury Lake Odessa Clarksville Elmdale Alto SlcCord East Faris "Grand Rapid- 13 Grand ta.*d«e Fortltmd tools Howard City Ionin Stanton • ilni'T’j_ • Everyday,others week daya only, t stop on signal. ■ Parlor curs on all trains between Grand Rapid!* nnd Ik-trolt. Seats 25 cents. Connections made inUulon station. Grand Honliis with the Ciiicaooa Wkst Michigan ItainwAr row Balti Joith, April lhe directors of, tijlW0 to whom Hta hands arc Imploringly <>O.X, MAMSTEK. r.MBE bill. liLK O*rthe Baltimore and Ohio Raiingu! com- j Wretched out. How is it witb you! IM. < it *Kt.rvoix AND PicTOsXm. Favorite pany have declared n divldcml of 2X per { 25. “Butyehavesetntnnughtnll Mycoun- route to thesummer resorts of northern Michi­ cent, on the common stuck for' thu six ' sei, and would none of My reproof." They ” Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago. 8:50 A months ended Dre. 31, 1822, and a divi- j mocked the messengers of God, and dedend of 5 per cent, on the stock of the' splsed Htawonh, and misused Hta prophets Leave for Manistee and Traverse City 7:30 A. Washington branch for thu six months 1 until the wrath of the Ixird arose against . ended March 31, 18UX I Hta people, t ill there waA no remedy. M. andY» F. M. Leave lor Uharlexolx and Petoskey 7-J» A. M. —!--------------------------‘ | (II Cbron. xxxvi, 16). They even went so Parlor ears on day trains and sleepers ou Ex-Treasurer McFctrldge.Settle*. • fHr to say, “Wo have made a covenant -tight trains to Chicago. . Ask our agents for further particulars or . M.WI8ON, Wta., April 22.—Ex-State , with death, and with hell are we at agret/ write to Treasurer F. C. McFetridge has paid up in meat: we Lave mode lies our refuge, and gkoiiuk DbHatkn, GenT PaWr Agl. ' Grand RapIdK full lhe judgment of the state against him , under falsehood have we hid ourselves” for interest on state funds, amounting with (Isa. xxviii. 15).’ Like the men before the costs to about-fJjfi,000. | flood, whose houses God filled with good ------------- things, they skid unto God, “Depart from LIVESTOCK AND PRODUCE PRODUCE MARKETS MARKETS! us; what «.« LIVE STOCK AND can — the Almighty do for us" ---(Job xxii. 15-18)! TIMETABLE. Chicago, 2fi. “1 also will laugh nt your calamity; 1 In effect September H.1W2, Chicago. April 24. will mock when ynur fear cometh." \VhatFol'.owing were tho quotations on tbo soever n man sowetii, thnt sbnll ho also Stations. board of trade today: Whean April, opened ' reap, nnd he that noweth jhe wind shnll 72c, ctaeed tthc; May. opened WjFk ck-w<l ( the whlrlwlnd" (Gal. vi, 7; Hos. viii. Concerning all who take counsel 7). Co north. ctoseti 4iMc July, opened 43Hc.'cln*«i 43»4c. against a^nst Him it is written, “He that sitterii Kalamazoo Lv.., in the the heavens h Oats-May, opened 28c, closed 2Sjl»c; Juno, I 1° ah all laugh; the Lord shall East Cooper Richland JuncT. opened SKHc, closed July, openo I Wsc, have them in derision” (Pa. ii. 4> and if Cressey ... closed 28»jc. Birk—May. oismed >17.3). closed Hta loving invitations nre pendstently do- Milo >17.45: July, opened >17.i.’K. closed 817.77H: I gpined we must remember Hta words,'< Delton .... September, bi>ei:ed >17.75, dosed 818.U7H. I **xone of those men which "ere bidden ' Ciov.-rdnic Shultz Lud-M,,. op.n-1 tuiiu. o( ItlJ ,upjwr.. (LuL„ xiVi a.) Ll>. node Th, prt~» «l tta Vnloa | „ ■•When your tear «J<ntth ludool— Hastings, Swck ,wl. UM»r . Mtaj ,j ,,,.4 ur dt,,„cllo„ comc,l, „ o -bir>T.nJf -ben -W.1* Woodland weight* left .over about Ata market ac- cometh upon you." Indue time these things Woodbury Jia 1>. tire; prices 5410c higher; all parties buying;! wil1 c°nie upon nil who despise Hta loro lug... sab-s ranged at >5X<i7.*O pigs. >7.3^7.73 nnd make light of His salvation. Ikcau.se Lans DetroitRapids. .... iTAJ1-----rough packing, ii.4*®7.75 ' there •is wrath, He take thee ! Grand light. >7.3)437/ ----------* •bowarc --------- -lest 1 mixed, and *7.55|&7.7< heavy packing and ' away witb His stroke; then a great ransom shipping lou. ; *• cannot deliver thee (Jobxxxvj, 18). Cattle —Estimated receipts uatuB-Mimwu ruooipu. for wr the me day <my |i 28. “Then shall they call upon me, but I ' Stations. n.w qtaUij r.in ..tak.t opktad «u™ will not ,hey rak „,e „r,r. on local and shipping UK' account: price* steady; | but tb.., «b.n no. nua a-n steers, ?4.:s»ao S4.HM3.W fair <U to gwu. good, >4.0521.35 cumcom-they unto the Lord, ..... but He will Steers, w-*u lair —•«»/ «cry —j — ..... Dot | SOUTH, mon to medium do. >J.7 i butchers steers, I hear them; He will even hide Ilin f.-tce from | fkltaxtv ntockeni. J3.7j<ai.5J feeders. >1.733! them nt that time, n» they behaved them- j Hiciiiand Junc'i’ 3.O) cuwn. heifers. jX2Xt8.73 bulls, Feives ill in their doings (Mic. Hi, 4). He . Cressey T.u. .u.™, .nd tLu>J«u> taJ ,«H 1 ................... “>•?■■■■ ioiu J.remlubU.ulhnluUurra.IonorMo-. ucrciuuui umi mo uncmwiwiiui and Samuel could not save the nation, and | Sheep—Estimated receipts for tho day 12.DU0; Ho told Eeekivl that the presence of Noah. I sbultf quality fain market moderately active and Danini iuwl -D>!» tcniild Im- nf no avail (Jet. ' (Jer. prices steady: quotations ranged at 8x1*1® Daniel nnd Job would be of become xv, 1; Ezek. xiv, 14. Si). Sin imay — --------- Ha^E«» u.to per Ito lbs westerns, 53.to®0.0) natives so great tliat nothing will do but judgment, Coats Grove sud »A0U®6.7j lambs. 2l>. “For that they hated knowledge and Woodland . Produce: Butter—Fancy separator, 3k: per lb: fancy dairy. 2ti©X7c; pocking stock. ItiQ did uot choose fear of the Ixird." -------------------rthe ,-----------------------------’’ They 17c. Eggs-Frcah stock, HHc per dem. Live My unto God, Depart from us, for we desire Lansing poultry-Chlckcns, 12 tier lb; turkeys, cholw novtocWHUWICUHOU auj ways a.j,ww not the knowledge of, Tby (Job «u, xxi. 14). | Detroit.. Thy hens. Ite. young to ma. VW*'. dueUJ33 Th(, fcftr of JjOni l# tht> of Grand Rapids Chicaga, Kalamaiao & Saginw S'rtaX' «SS? per ta. H.urou^ I '‘“’fe* '“'.'"J*1'™ «' “J* « •Ktops on signal only. Peerless, ti.'>c; Raw, dsitnic for seed. Apples Qr« (Pro* i. lx, 10; xiv, 27; IsiL xxxiii, C). t Nos. 5 and 8 will not carry passengers uulesa —PoorVto common Block. >103 per bbl; talr . But they had no reverence for God. no re- provided with freight train permits. trains will be run at the eonvonleDM iocoih I S2..'.'» t2.7.'K fancy. fsnev. S3S3. Honey —White spect soect fur for Hta His wnva.no ways, no gratitude for Hta His ofFreight LogcxMlI $2..'AJt2.7A Honey-White the company, who reserve the right lo changu clover lu 1-lb sections, l-'&klito per lb; broken gifts. The tool saya there is uo God, and tbe time ol such train* without notice. comb. 10c; dark cumb. good condition, RqjHc many a one who wooiJ not say this wishes W. 8. Dkwing. Genl Manager. I extracted, O^ric. ------- . _ t .... hat there waa ---------no .God. The carnal mind is enmity ngninat God (Rom. viii, 7). Nkw Yons. April 24. । gq “They would none of my counsel; they Wheat— Mny. TeHH.>77 3d»c; June, i6Ha despised all my reproof.” Our Lord Jesus ' Octulwr. 8.Dscenjbcr. riii/it-sji-Jc. Rye—Dull aud steady: western. UJjjU. Bar­ did thorn uot, wm> like a man building on * ley-Dull bet, firm; western. 5&aWc; aisle. sand, only to have everything swept away j tuy,75c. Corn—No. 2 slronxer; fairly active; (Math. vfl. 20. 21). May. 4U?il4>Iic. June. July. 31. “Therefore shall they eat of the fruit ' ©50c; August. No. 2, of their own war and be filled witb their steamer mixed. 4Sc. Oals-No. 2 firmer own devices." Their own wickcdnejst will and active; May. state. 37<a3x;; western. 3a©43c. Fork-Inactive; steady: correct them and theiS backslidings remesa. 118.old mess. SlSus*. Lard-Qulct {rove them. Hear, O. earth: behold, 1 will ring evil upon this people, even the fruit aud steady: steam rendered. >1 .85. of their thoughts. becutiM* they have uot hearkened unto my words (Jer. ii, 19; vi, East Buffalo. April 24. Cattle-06 load ou sale; market fairly ac­ 10). If pcopta will not receive the truth, tive and lii^K* higher: good to choice steers, God will let tlwm receive delusion and a He (11 The». il. 10-12). He simply lets them.[ fi5.7&OdUJ: Ktetra. gtw.l heavy. light to m«dium. $4.7a£t ..I •. Hok»-4J loads qn have their own way, witb its coitatviuenctt; ; sale; market steady: cIkiL.o Yorkers, 87.7i»<& if they insist on having it. 7.80; light, ST.OJa7.8r, good mediums and 32. “For the turning away of the ? heavy. 67.Mp7.to; good rigs. tT.U447.7Q. Sheep and Lambs—to loads on sale; market I shall stay ’.hem, and the prosperity of from ' active and higher; good lo extra wool, shall destroy term.** To turn awayv from sheep, clipped. go<ri to extra God |» to turn one’s back oir-tta- only Of oil form?. Nctrmlcla, fipacTi, Fits, I good fresh clipped lamb*. El^-tac... IZieen,! rource of love und light. It i.«to chooM ad-23; wool lamb*, good to fancy, 1..UU(17.2j: , darkr.iss rather,than light (Jphn id, 1'Ji. fair lo good, jd.toju.ri. 33. “But whoso hturkmeth unto Me shall dwell safely and Fhnll Imj quiet from fear Tuutoo. April I of evil." What a troiyterful salvation our July. Autunt. .5)i,c Corn—May; 4.%c. i wonderful Lord bns providwl for Hta cueOM|—NouiiuaL Clover Med—Nuihtag uir mies if they will only turn to Him In true penitence. Lift, eternal life, ulxiudant par­ don, forgivenew of all ain#> with tho oararonce of there being no more niraanibered, DxTRorr. A-rilM. Wheal—No. J red cash. 71c, May. 71^o naked; an inbcrltanos inoorroptibta, n joint heir­ ship with Jems Christ, with Ohs prosnlteof , all thksai temporal asii t-piriiual thai tre RHYBE. -Headache! 1 «*• �Additional Local Hastings- April 17, 1. The o officers and mem members of Barry Ixalge fflC#rs ana oeraot • i ■ Vo. IX K. of P.. iu eon ventton aweuibleo detlre uTni tke manifest our thoughts and Choral > mtkc The members of the eld sentiments upon tlie death of onr brother organized by Dr. Woodburn. nS/u requested to mreHn tor w«K. Knight John Patterson. WnxitEA.-J opr fraternal moms Saturday evenlnx- ibwlness o portance is to be traniacreii. . with him hasicxrended over a period of 11 ■ By ohpku or committee. years. And his record with our order and tbe outer world havlag been that of an “An Brrnlug In Athens" win be jj*n honest, sincere, zralour and conscientious to the public oowe time In ^e.ne"^lu'".‘ man. True to hid convictions, manly io Thia original drama that b being his every day life, and Ann In his friend­ <>y the Chautauqua class proposes to give ship. Therefore, we deeply deplore his ■S“",toZ.ta -X.UI. pailtica! autus of the women of Atbeus. loss, revere his memory, and impress upon during the golden period of the rej<n of our minds bis great worth as cltixen and Pericles. There will be an effort to bare brother Knight. Therefore be it resolved that to his wid­ the stage and tbe i>artlclpan:s representa­ tive of the customs of said eity and- time. ow and children we extend our sincere Addition Interest will be felt in the play sympathy and knightly asalstance. trust­ when It is known that-it was written »»•" ’by •» ing they will for further consolation in their bereavement to the all wise ruler Mrs. Norman Bailey. of tlie universe. proposition Beaolwd. that our altar and charter be The Marshall -ouncil has a before it which might be well taken —— into draped in mourning for thirty days. consideration by our own rounds The Rooffied, that a copy of these resolu­ proposition b that to all psrsons who tions be presented to the widow of our . build Portland cement walks one-third of deceased Brother aud published in the city the cost be refunded to them. These papers. walks not only beautify a city but also Sylvester Gkku^el < save expensive damage snifs on account of Rorebt Dawson !• Committee. defective side-walks and when once put E. M. Blanchard I down they last for •years. Marshall has already taken a step lu the right direction by prohibiting the building of wooden walks on the business Streets. f The other day n group of girls, each >The Shakespeare reading- given at the with a shopping bag hanging like atrophy society rooms by the gifted young actress. at her belt, was sitting at lunch in an up Miss Hortense Van Zlle. was a pronounced town restaurant. Sonic one dared the success. The audience was a large one girls to show the Content* of their respec­ and all enjoyed fully everyone of Miss tive bags, and suph a motley collection of Van Zile’s selections, especially those trinkets as was forthwith displayed would from Romeo and Juliet and the “sleep have discounted the total production of a walking scene in Macbeth, which was whole dozen of schoolboys* pockets. But given in a remarkable manner, showing the newspaper girl as usual was ahead. great artistic ability which will surely win And for any one who doubts the usefulness Misa V an Zlle success in her chosen pro­ of a shopping bag she Submitted the fol­ fession. Miss Van Zlle completely won lowing little list of the contents of her her au<lence by her modest andninaffeeteti own very small one: One notebook, one purse, three pencils, way, and whenever she returns to Has­ tings she may be sure of a warm recep­ one knife, two letters, one stampbox, one tion. The music for the occasion was handkerchief, tyro glorea, six hairpins, one furnished by Mrs. Hendershott, Mrs. Gre- glove buttoner, one railroad ticket, three ble and Grace Messer with Mrs. Carrie keys, one watch, one veil—twenty-five sep­ Goodyear accompanist, and it was greatly arate articles in this small receptacle. enjoyed as the music they furnish always ’ This is an actual list, and although the is. Each person taking part In the pro­ bag wa» a trifle aldermanic In proportions, still it was not hill, as bags go.—New York gram was presented with a beautiful bo­ Sun.___________________ nnet of cut flowers. rxuuivv. We believe in giving every one his dues and therefore the Banner desires to com­ pliment Marshal Miller upon the manner tn which He keeps tho corners by E. Y. Hogie's store and the City bank building free from loafers, who usually congregate upon these corners. In the past they have not only blocked lhe side walks so that pe­ destrian* had to force their way through, but have been very careless as to whom they squirted,tobacco juice upon and not at all choice as'to • • ruage used. Marshal Miller was kepi « -sy all day Saturday telllug those who » -ted upon either one of these corners "I / move on"—and they always moved too. Because of the fact that there were a gfod many people In the city Saturday, it seemed like being in an­ other city not to see the walks blocked ‘.The change was a most delightful one and our city marshal received many fine com­ pliments. not only from the male portion of humanity, but from the gentler sex as well. Hereafter another officer will assist in keeping tbe walks clear when th re are many people in'the city. The Word Bible. The word Bible furnishes a striking In­ stance of a word's rise from very low to high estate. To the bulk of English speakIng/folk it now means the book ot books. In/Chaucer’s day it meant any book what­ ever or scroll—to speak by' the card, lest equivocation undo us. Tracing the word Bible straight home, we find it as bubloa, but another name for the papyrus reed of Egypt.—National Review. Hastings kfarkete. Apples per bu.75. Butter, 22 to 24 ,Wo will bet them money any time that there arc more ladies aud children wear­ ing millinery bodght at tbe Racket and just as good for lew price than from any two millinery housee in Barry county. We buy from New York, Chicago, Cleve­ land, Toledo, Detroit, Grand Rapids aud Jackson, and get all the novelties and styles, and can and will save you from M to on nearly every thing in tbe millinery line at the Racket 500 Spring Capes and Jackets to be ' Closed out At Less Than Manufacturer’s Cost. ■ ■We use more trimming for ^ach hat and all silk, than any other millinery house lu the city for less money, at the Racket. We make a specialty of old ladles hate, at tbe Kgcket. Children's trimmed hate 15 cents, at the Racket . We sell tbe best trimmed bats for chil­ dren for 25 cents sold in the st$te, at the Racket Tbe rich can buy just as good a trimmed bat for the same money as the poor, at the Racket We claim the largest nicest and cheapest rfine of flowers of any house in the city. The Racket. One jobber say« "Why do you not buy of me, 1 want to sell you, for I positively know you buy more than all of the rest of tbe city, of millinery. The Racket. We have more shapes in wire frames than the wbqle city and twice as many of them, at the Racket We want to close out our crockery to have more room, will sell regardless of cost at the Racket Having bought the entire sam­ ple line of Capes and Jackets ot one of the largest Manufacturers at a big reduction we are therefore able to save every purchaser from three to five Dollars. Now is yoitr time to bziy a stylish Cape or Jacket at your own price. ■ Respectfully, 104 MST rutin STREET. KALAMAZOO, MICH. THE KALAMAZOO TELEGRAPH IS Pine Apples. One of the beet papers in Michigan. The Choice California Riverside Oran­ Weekly Telegraph can ges, 30 cents per dozen. be had for 75 cents per Honey Dried Peaches, very nice, year by calling at this 15 cents £er pound* office. Y ES I Seedless Raisins in i pound boxes. Keagle’s Lettuce, 15 cents per pound. Look Choice Bananas, 20 cents per dozen. Another lot of Egg Baskets at 25 Over the goods in the new cents each. These Baskets pay Furniture Store before you for themselves in a short time. buy as the prices are very Be sure and get one. low. You will be.,surprised to learn that furniture can Candies at wholesale and retail. be sold so cheap. Remem­ ber that we do all kinds of . Stock always full, fresh and fir^ class. repairing and upholstering of furniture. We also keep Be sure and call on us for bulk a line of second-hand goods Garden Seeds, we keep a com­ in the basement of our plete stock. Can get you any­ store and pay cash or trade for second hand goods. thing you want. Remember the place, Robertson Block, corner of Jefferson and Court streets. HASTINGS, - . Rochester makes the best Ladies Shoe in the market and you can get a pair ' of Ross, Levis Piter’s shoes'at SKT r. q. STOWELL’S. Repairing by J. C. WoodruH. Between Hams & VanAnnan. THEnilDn MICH. uaro per id., io io i:h. Potato® per bu., into 3). Rve per bn., bo. Tallow per lb.. 4. you save time you save money. You can save a IFamount of time if you are loos­ FARRAND & VOTEY Clover Seed per bu. s.no ta 7.00 Tltnathy Seed par bu.. too. Barley per bn. 90 to 1.10 SUMMER OPENING WEDNESDAY,- THURSDAY - AND - FRIDAY, 25, 1693. YOUR INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY INCITED. Pattern Hats, Bonnets and Millinery Novelties. • ■ HARDMAN, FISCHER, . HARRINGTON AND STARR PIANOS, A 1 Quality and Low ^rfee. C. E. INGERSON, Aourt. Nashrille, Mich. Mer, IM SliMfc FLOUR $1.65. We want your BUTTER ^ECQS or any kind of building watef ial, by coming dii*<’tb to us . save money by buying of us. and not only that, you will P,^em'“.ber We 5hiP our martw I can write you the best and safest hie insurance-written. Write me your wants. ing for WHITE ROSE Organ Co., are making the World’s Fair Jyo.ooo organ. Morel: Buy the best at a reasonable price. 1893 MISS ALICE HALL 1 LIVINGSTON & BLOCK, THE RACKET mu® j m, Corn, sbelle-t perbu., 80. 1893 APRIL 26, 27 When oth>r millinera tell you don’t go to the Rfifeket their goods ain't good, look out, they are both afraid of goods and prices. We have the largest line of dowers to Restraining the Beard by law. I select from ot any house iu the city, at the In the reign of “good Queen Bess” an Racket . ’ attempt was made by some of the heads of Remember next Saturday we will have n Lincoln’s Inn to restrain the growth of the special sale of ladles trimmed bate, and legal beard. It was resolved that “no fellow of that house should wear a bean! of above will have ha^s from 15 cents up, but will a fortnight's growth”—which no fellow .make you less price than usual, at the ■ waa likely to do if be consulted his own Racket. comfort. Although, as we read In the We want all your eggs at highest price, "Percy Anecdotes," transgressions of this at the Racket. resolution were punished with fine, loss of Do not forget special sale of trimmed commons and final expulsion, such was the vigorous resistance to the tyrannical hats next Saturday, it the Racket. order that in the following year all previous orders respecting beards were repealed.— English Hlustrated Magazine. J udge Smith Is even surpassing the* ex­ cellent record that bis friends and support­ ers knew that he would make upon the One of the features of a church fair was ben ch. From all over tbe district have code roost flattering compliments as to lhe a grab bag, and among the contents was a able and energetic manner In which he slip of paper on which was written: “Good for one grave. Will be d.ug any time dur­ cond ucts business. Speaking of tbe Butch­ er murder trial which occupied the atten­ ing the ensuing year. John Smith, sex­ ton." —Philadelphia Ledger. tion of the Eaton county circuit last week, the Charlotte Tribune says:—Judge Smith’s position is highly commended by all. Neither the respondent nor bis friends can idenee. complain that their every right has not No „ j Raulcla Tungate, Johnstown been preserved most sacredly, nor^ban the i Ix-na 8’evena " 19 people, the taxpayers, justly complain. M j. Jacob Behor. City 14 Butcher Is held for* trial on a charge of i LouLw Besamer '■ 21 committing a foul murder in this county and It is the duty of tlie court to see that „ < John Marshall. Maple Grove he has a fair trial notwithstanding his con­ i Susan Marshall " M » Fred K. Raymond, Yankee Springs fession. No jury was ever chosen with w } Anna D. Pagfe. " greater apparent care but to a casual ob­ server It looks as though the respondents attorneys made their fight In a hope to ob­ tain a change of venae. If so. Judge . David Mattison to Wallace W. Watson, parcel Smith defeated their hopes. In this case, see 22. Thornapple. 8475. Henn-Close to* A. H. and E. Ikes, lots.B 144 jurors were called, before 12 suitable and 7. East ado. city. toOO. ones could be secured to try the case. . Charles Hill to Luke Waters, lota 1.2, and 8, Strikers add, city. 8150. Sarah Belgb tn Seneca A Belgh, 2H a, sec 12, 4-tVorkmen are now busily engaged In Maple Grove, «40. putting on the finishing touches to tbe Levi Beigb Co Seneca Belgh, paroeL sec 12, new court house. The decorating of lhe Maple Grove. «182. Franklin H. Holt tn A. O. Williamson, 142 a, court room is about finished and it is In­ Ross and Barry, 15MO deed ’-a thing of baauty.” The walls nre ‘ Jane McArthur to David Brodie, M a, sec 23. ■of an old rose color, while tbe Tlioruapple. 82.000 Matthew C. Hazil to Emlllne L. Williams, lot ceilings are of various shades, a IM. Blackman and Bush's add. Delton. 8000. beautiful blue predominating, all of Joanna D. White to Leonard Sledge, parcel, tbe colors blending with a roost pleasing block 14. Striker's add. city. MO. Ell D. Eaton to James B. Mead, 30 a, sec 1, effect. The offices are an as large and Baltimore, 2700. commodious as possible considering the F. S. Bishop to H. M. and A. M. Daniels, OB size ot the building, and off from each .and 70. Bush’s add, DeltZ>n,«3flS. Thomas Wilkes to Frank J. and A.Oox. Johns­ main office. Is a private office for of­ town, Moo. ficial. The clerk, register of deeds, treas­ A. T. Cooper to B. 3. Holly, parcel, sec 16, urerand Judge of probate will have offices Woodlaud, 2325. Carrie L. DeGolla to Wm. E. DeGolla. 120 a. on the first floor. Above, on the north sec 8, Irving, 22500. side will be tbe Jury room, an office for James r. Johocock to May F. Jobncox. 80 a. tbe prosecutor aud • private office for the sec ll Orangevtlle, 9800. Mlcbeal L Roush to John Rickert. 1 a. sec 8. circuit Judge. Ou the south side Is a large Carlton. 2700. room which will be used by the supervis­ JonMhan R. Rnswdi to Cheater Chisler, iota ’ ors, and In the trial of cases before the Russell’s add, Mlddl'Tille, 263. CiUMterChl-ler to John Beach, lots. Russel's judge of probate, and the sheriff’s office. add. MthdleviUc. All or tbe offices are very Dleasaut, well lighted and well ventilated. The vaults connected with the offices are large, well arranged, ahd supposed to be "fire proof. The whole basement of the entire building is filled mostly with furnaces—there being but five. There may be neeo of some more, but there Isn't any room to spare in the basement. The building will be light­ ed with gas. tbe gas machine being located in the basement. As to the building, we doubt If there u a better constructed one in tho state of Its size and cost. Every­ thing has been done upon honor and just aa agreed. Aside from tbe window glass and the ungainly chimneys the building would he a model, but even as it is it Is a building to be proud of. DOINGS. nog. *Dd ““ P*y th' high's' Remember we are not in th Jos. Rogers & Co. We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get a living. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-05-04.pdf 58a672427ab755a420bee822ace8e2e5 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. Hastings VoLTxXXVlII. NO. 1 Banner. Published Thursdays by cook BTaoe.. HABTIXQ8, XICB. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. BECAUSE IT WILL KEEP ICE LONGER THAN ANY OTHER REFRIGER­ ATOR MADE. CALL AND BE CONVINCED. IKfl VAN VflLKENBMKQK LEADING HARDWARE DEALER OF BARRY CO. HASTINGS, MICH. UNION BLOCK. The Finest Made For the Price. We most respectfully invite yoyt attention to our line of Men’s Fine Shoes, it is-complete in every de­ partment, from patent leathers to a plow shoe We can fit your feet. JDittb, your pocket Tire Ratchet” the best tooth holder ever in­ vented. The tooth is held in posi­ tion by a ratchet with which it can be adjusted sb as to wear from 18 to 20 inches off the point of the tooth which is four or five times as much wear or service as can be ob. tained from any other Springt ooth Harrow in existence. ' Please make a note of this. Sold Only J3y Call and look at those Russet Bluchers. WOOLLEY & BR2NS0N. A wonderful invention in Spring tooth Harrows -L- Jesse Townsend. 25 WANTED! YEARS SAW LOGS. SOLID WEAR. Is the length of time that . I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING. P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. * SPOONS AND FORKS Ara warranted to last. Also ’■emember you get a Present—"Good Form,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewele ry store Quality and price al­ ways right. J. I. WILKINS, agt F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. Lawrence bare planted six acres of early potatoes—Supervisor Hughs was looking after the wealth of our citizens last week —Geo. Kern, of Delton, presented bls li­ quor bond to tbo township board last week, with Urla 8. Burat and Alvab Pennock as surities thereon, which was approved. SAD SUICIDE, JOHN SPENCE TAKES HIS LIFE. Drinking Led to tl»e Act. John Spence, senior member of the firm of Spence Bros., dealers In boots knd shoes, I rring. shot himself about 11:15 this forenoon, The weather p some what moderated— while sitting in a chair in his rooms in part J. T. Pierson was In Grand Rapids yester­ of Mrs. Chas. Pflug’s house on Center SL, Pratt Dlsttlrt. day—Died, at his home In Rutland Mr. death resulting almost instantly. It seems Mrs. Myra Plekeli, of Charlotte, visited Miner Kershner. Deceased leaves a at Mrs. E. Crook’s last week—Miss Elvle Widowed mother and a host of young that about two years ago he drank quite Thomas commenced school in the McOm- friends—The Rev. J. E. White, of Bow­ heavily and the habit grew on him to such ber district this week—Ernest Todd has ens' Mills, exchanged pulpits with Rev. an extent that it interfered with his atten­ charge of tf new buggy—Willard Miller Is Daton, of this place, last Sunday—A. D. tion to business, and at that time the 'sa­ breaking a colt Query is. what next?— Hughes «fc Co., of Irving, have the plan loon Ists of the city were served with no­ We think, -truthfulness” In al) things Is a drawn for the dam and urn ready to re­ tices not to sell him liquor. He Imme­ policy which flti all cases and should bo ceive blds on the same—L. S. Hills has a diately quit drinking and htgl not touebed followed whether In items or elsewhere— promising young colt sired by Golden anything since that time up to last week Mrs. Sheilenbarger entertained company Bow and own brother to Pontiac Chief— Thursday, when he commenced again. from Woodland last week—Mias Mary G. W. Rambo was in Middleville Saturday Two or three days after he drank again, Crook commenced school at the Striker dis­ —Mrs. Strong’s sister is Improving slowly. and yesterday he was drinking again, and this morning did not go to breakfast‘al all. trict this week. Of late he has been quite despondent at times in regard to his health, being troubled Woodland. Htale Road with rheumatism, and that fact coupled Mrs. Finley Marks Is quite sick at this The edllor of the News had a severe at­ writing—Mr. Wallace Brown lost a vilua- tack of sickness last week but is around with his unfortunate appetite put him in a ble colt last week-^School commenced once more—Mrs. Jefferson Houghton, very bad state of mind, and no doubt were last Monday In the Fisher district with daughter of Mrs. Bitzer, died at her home the chief causes which drove him to the Miss 8. Gaut as teacher—Mr. Olmstead in Grand Rapids last Thursday. Her re­ rash deed. He came down to the store this morning lost a horse last week—Frank Kennedy’s mains were brought to Woodland on Sat­ two children are quite sick at this writ­ urday. The funeral occurred at the M. later than usual reaching there about 8 o’clock. While he had no doubt knowu ing. E. church on Monday. ' A Lutheran min­ that the suloonists had been warned not ister, of Grand Rapids, officiating, assist­ to sell him liquor, yet thia morning, on ricasani Valley. ed by Rev. Kellor ot this place. The re­ H. Hosmer has repaired and reshlngled mains were Interred at the . Manch come­ retching the store, he accused his wife bls barn—Wm. Troxal has improved his tary—C. C. Deane is In his store once and brother, W. H. Spence, of working farm by building anew slat and wire fence more and we are glad to see Charley out against him two years ago. As to how the whole front—E. Smith, the Barry and —Mrs. Wm. Wunderlich is no better— they bad worked against him he could not Eaton Insurance Co. director is looking The Odd Fellows’ memorial services will be induced by any means to s»y, nor over the township of Castleton for the in­ occur at Odd Fellows’ hall on Wednesday would he .say from what source he had terest of the company—Bev. Wm. Bradley night. A good program has been pre­ found It out. Being of an extremely sen­ and family start this week for Kansas— part'd and wh expect a good time—Several sitive disposition, and his mind being in a । Rev. Neicc spent last week In the north Odd Fellows from this place contemplate morbid condition, he had no doubt bnl<art of the state—E. Lookhart and wife going to Freeport Saturday night to visit agined that those nearest to him were entertained friends from Carlton Center Freeport lodge—Our fanners are looking | working against him, He said at the Sunday—A few days Of sun shine would pretty blue. None of them can work their i store that he was going to shoot himself, be quite a change—Not one man out of land and if wet weather continues mud: but it was not thought for a moment that ton has bls oats sown yet—Who set out a longer the out crop In our township will he would. One of the painters working Columbian inc Arbor day?—Miss Drusa | be a total failure this season—Sidewalk In the store In which the firm of Spence Murphy is on the sick list—Several far- i improvements ore being rapidly pushed In Bros, are established had occasion to go mere have commenced haying—Jo Scribe i our village as none can do anything else— to pie rear end of the store later and there was at the Co. hub on business Munday— i It Is reported that our village council found John crying bitterly. On being Steve Sprtngvt was In Hastings on busi­ have voted to put down some sidewalks at j asked what the matter was he replied that ness Monday—Charley Phillips Is Improv­ ! the expense of some property holders who ••there Is going to be a great change here ing his farm by building a a new slat and refuse to do the work themselves—We and that very soon '.'too.” Shortly before nine o’clock be entered Ira Van Valkenwire fenqc. think it would be a good thing If our coun­ burgb’s hardware store by the rear door. cil would, commence grading on our streets While there Isn’t the slightest question Bedford. just as soon as the weather will permit, but what he had resolved to take his own School was closed last Monday owing to us the work of grading can Iw pushed life, yet hr did nut betray It by look or the Illness of the teacher. Otho Godsmark much more rapidly than If they wait till —Mrs. Claud Beals and son. of Lansing, September—Mrs. C. J. Palmerton is action In the slightest. He joked with are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. nursing a broken hand—Woodlav d is Mr. Van V. on walking to the front of Peter Standley. 8r—Bom. to Mr. and Mrs. once more without a saloon. Mr. Cava­ the building and halted before the case of Ed. Nye>SatunIay. April 29th. a daughter naugh being unable to secure bondsmen revolvers saying that he wanted to buy —Mrs. John Godsmark was suddenly —Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Amos Glpe. a one. He looked at several, found one striken with paralysis last week Wednes­ boy. The mother and child are reported that suited him, which was a 32 caliber. day-Walter Macomber, who has been doing well—We understand that deputy Smith «fc Wesson, put It Id his pocket tovery sick with quinsy, is convalescent—Ed. Fish Warden Stine, of Lake Odessa, was gethepwith a box of cartridges, and left by Armstrong, who has been in the employ of in town on Monday trying to get out the rear door, joking with N. T. Diamond E. W. Jordan for the last two years, t»c- some more warrants for violation of the before be left. He gave no reason what­ ever for buying the revolver,-and Mr. V. gan work for Ederle and Nyc Monday. fish law. We are reliably informed that very naturally did not ask him. About Mr. Stine allowed fishing on Jordan Lake twenty minutes after he left he returned. ail winter right under his nosh and never It seems that he had tried the revolver < Jonnatown. Wind blew one day next day it rained made an arrest or complaint and that be but did aot know how to load It The and it has blown and rained most of the evgn fished himself, with u spear. We weapon was a breech loader, the car­ time .since. The above not by the way of wonder why Mr. Stine, If he feels him­ tridges being removed by an extractor. In self in duty bound to see that the fish law fretting and finding fault for we don’t do loading he did not ••break” tht weapon It—W. H. Fisk i.as been shearing his fipe Is obeyed, don't complain on himself aud far enough and bad got the shells under Hock of merino sheep. We doubt if there pay hh fine and commence at home ou tbq extractor and could not spring the re­ others instead of coming out of his ’ county Is a finer tlock of these animals In Barry volver together. He was shown the mis­ county than the one be owns—Frank Into Barry county to make complaints. We take be had made in loading and with the Moon Is planting quite a field of small believe that it Is everybody’s duty to ob­ statement “1 understand It now” left the fruit this spring—John Budd has had his serve and obey the laws of our state and store, with the revolver In his overcoat orchard trimmed this spring—Farmers are that when a law is violated it Is the duv pocket. complaining of the scarcity of help. of the proper officer to make complaint, Ei» wife had gone home later on and Wheat seems to be Improving in appear­ but we cio not approve of the ■ course Mr. they \ remained there for some time. ance. As a rule ‘It will have plenty of 8tlne has taken and do not think he is About Tl o’clock she returned to her mil­ the proper man for deputy fish warden. linery store be bidding her good bye. room to make a spread. As deputy fish warden he is compelled to It seems that after his wife had make an arres’ whenever he sec the fish left lie made arrangements to kill himself. Delton law violated : but for him to allow the law He placed a rocking chair in the middle of The wind last Wednesday night broke out several large glasses in the store to be violated with Impunity right along, the room, sat down and to make sure that all and even to violate It himself, as we are fronts and leveled small buildings, and informed and believe and then to go away was right proceeded to test the cartridges. The first shot snapped, the next two shots fences without end—Two of Mrs. Henry from home out of his county to nuke com­ Robinson’s sisters are visiting her from plaints. looks as though he did not care to were fired, one al the right into the sofa and, the next to left Into the side of the New York—W. H. Ghase returned from enforce the law at home or that he was rwm. Mrs. Ptlug, who lives In the other Cadillac Thursday—Mrs. .Skillman and part of the house heard the three first Mrs. Dr. Scribner visited friends In Atf- afraid to do so. shots and supposed he was trying a revol- ’’ gusta Friday—James McKevitt, of Has­ ver. as they were not at all loud. About tings, was in town Friday on legal busi-I . Dowling 15 minutes after the first three shots were ness—Tom Richardson, of Kalamazoo, The farmers here have about given up fired the fourth shot was fired and the re­ was in town Saturday buying stock—Geo. in dlspalr, thinking they caunot put out port she says was very loud. She warned Deck, of Cloverdale, was In town Satur­ day on business—John Doonan will paint their crops on account of excessive rains— the near neighbors, who upon arrival W. 11. Chase’s house-^-Mr. and Mrs. The social held at the church last Thurs­ found the front door locked, but entrance Chase Sundays! In Kalamazoo—Dewitt day evening was not very well attended, was finally gained by way of the bock i " Rahney was at the county seat Saturday- the proceeds amounting to S3—B. Orms- door which was open. He was found sitJim Clark was at the hub Friday inspect­ bee ha&.hU wall nearly finished for his ting erect In the rocker dead, with hla head ing the new court house—Web Belknap, new house—Mrs. C. Jjing returned from dropped forward and th? revolver in his of Kalamazoo, Sundayed with his folks— Battle Creek Saturday, leaving her daugh­ band down between his legs. The deceased was man 37 years of age. Lucy Jones baby Is on the sick list—The ter coHsidertd out of danger—Last Friday Dr. sold his mustang to Dewitt Rahney— the four year old son of Mr. and Mrs. M. naturally of a jovial disposition. 'When Mrs. Gesler was out doors Friday for the Smith met with a horrible accident. He under the influence of liquor be became went with the older brothers out sporting very cross and ugly and was far from be­ first lime lu three months—Miss Mosher, of Cloverdale, has been visitlug Miss with tbelr air gun, when a stray shot ing himself, a certain amount of strong Davenport—Harry Jones and wife are the struck the child In the eye. causing the drink driving him crazy. Except when happy parents of a pound girl, born eye to discharge somewhat. The shot has under the Influence of liquor everything, not been probed for so far as yet, but the was of the most pleasant nature In his busi­ May 1st. I Dr.’s hare no hope of saving the eye. This ness. but when he surrendered to his ap­ ought to be a lesson to all who indulge petite no one could get along with him., Hickory Corner*. In using these dangerous playthings, as ✓Quite a large company met at the resi­ they sometimes prove to be a fatal wea­ and do influence could be had over him in dence of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bissell on pon—Dr. VanHorn and Dr. Young, of anyway. He was married about 8 years Thursday to aid lu th<f celebration of their Nashville, starlet! last Monday to visit the ago and his domestic relatlorta were ot the 25th wedding anniversary. Many rela­ World's Fair, to remain about three weeks most pleasant character whuO'he was so­ tives residing about here and a goodly —.lames Irwin, of Battle Creek, was the ber. and his financial matters were in the nuinbet from abroad, besides many Inti­ guest of his son Wm. last Sunday" and best of condition. A coroners jury composed of Chester mate friends and neighbors were present, Monday—Mrs. F. Baugh, of Bedford. Is who helped to make the day and evening the guest of her parents, Mr. E. Tobias Messer, John M. Bessmer, F. R. Pancoast. one long to lie remembered by all who and wife—Mr. and Mrs. N. Hicks, of Frank Brodrsser, Al Jones and Fred. L. were, present. A bountiful repast was Pennfield. were the guests of, the latter’s Heath was summoned and after listening to the facts surrounding the ease rendered served to the enjoyment of the many who mother, Mrs. McPeck, last Strodiy. a verdict that the deceased came to his with full hearts and open hands left death from the effects ot a pistol abot many valuable and useful presents. Among fired by his own hand. the most valuable was a full set of silver lhe bereaved widow is nearly crazed ware to the value of many Ss—A. O. Ward Gribben spent Saturday and Sun­ with grief, and in her great affliction has Cortrlght aud family made friends at day at Middleville — John Furniss was at the sympathy of all. Plainwell a visit Saturday and SundayQuarterly meeting Saturday and Sunday Battle Creek Monday—A. H. Weber, of at the M. P. church. Rev. Tompkins, of Charlotte. Sundayed with friends at home Kalamazoo, officiating—At the Baptist —Mrs. E. E. Reynolds, of Battle Creek. Is covenant meeting Saturday was quite a dis­ visiting relatives and Irlends here—E. cussion. and business of Importance was Paraday went to Ottawa county Monday, The final vacation for the echool year transacted—Rev. Pope delivered his fare­ to attend the funeral of a brother-in-law— has paued, and the students are now look­ well discourse on Sunday, after several F. G- Baker was at Grand Rapids Tuesday ing forward to couimencemeat time. VV«rs labor among us—Dell Monroe lost on business—A uorey Francis was at Has­ The ball team returned from their several of his front teeth by the kick of a tings Wednesday of this week—Mrs. E. 1* vicious horse, that he was passing behind Smith is at Union Springs. New York, on southern trip a very triumphant lol of while In the barn—A severe storm accom­ account of the serious illness of her mother boys, for defeat wu not theirs even once. panied by hail passed over here Thursday —Dr. D. 1*. Comfort and daughter Della The game Saturday with lhe D. A. O., night doing some damage mostly by up­ returned from McBride Sunday -evening, team was a grand success for U. of M. ’ ' setting fences: windmills and scattering where they had been several days on » rails promiscuously for some • distance— combined business and pleasure trip—Mrs, Quite a few of the boys have left their Fred and Frank Lawrence are enlarging P. Townsend gave a very pleasant tea work for this year In order to accept posi­ their fruit orchards by setting out young party Monday evening in honor of Mr. tions at the wort i’s fair. trees of different varieties—The many Townsend’s birthday. It was a surprise friends of Thomas Pennock will regret to for bitn—J H. Smith sold most of Ms President Angell is al Chicago tn attend learn that bls health Is quite poor, he hav­ goods at auction Saturday afternoon, and the opening of the fair, and he also as­ ing never recovered from luflamalion of will start west for their mw home in a sisted in the dedicatory sarviese of ‘hu Mlahlgan building. ' 01 the laaga last winter—Bert and ' Charles week or ten days. COUNTY NEWS.. See Our Men's Fine Shoes, WHOLE NO. 1977 HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 4, 1893. Hastings Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. ✓ �liEDS IX WAR PAINT. During tba prevalence of lh- B. fins and lirT^Clevelsml frequenth.the pari HUon It «u a nwMi,|, g» bared his head and rose from his seat to wave bis ailk hat at hta many ad­ iboae who depended upon |,r K. The News Received From U»i Now Wteovery. not only bad , mirers. Thousands were not aatiafled eovery, buteoeaped all of lb» with one view and would indulge in a Lieutenant Plummer. Thursday, May +• l39> after eJeeuot the malady. Th", ±2" pellmell race from one obaervaucn arnuna to have a peculiar pi„„ point to anetbar. ~COCK BHOS..Pr°Prl*tor*- _ Ing rapid cure, not ouly ln lw, After vte'-ving the exposition from Grippe, but In all l>la.,M, 7 U the water, the preridcitiial.party dis­ partmeut Cheat and Longa, and ha, eared ea!j?*i embarked in front of electricity build­ ing and proceeded in carriages to the Aribrna and Hay Fever of Ion, Try It and be convinced, n aunl iiJ,'' art palace. A number of enthusiastic , ——■— ■ . ! and while-moat of them succeeded in Americana forced their way to the point Free trial boule, at W fl nZ? Eselt»u««Ut Frevatl*. ' b®d' PrMident Ctavetand rre~e«i th- Eiectri« . a sandwich or a piece of pie front aa the president alighted to enter DCTva* April ».-Tha lon< Chmt yearia drug atorr. BuHon on<! th« Groat Achie»«“»«H» oi there were many who got nothing at the building and he goal natwredly .n.,1 war «< th. Na.ajo IndlCT. Ml*lb« Btreegih aud U.aKh. shook their outstretched hands, saying the wtttera of tha «mntn ta J**”If you are not feeling .Irene and hula,, the century w«» sucee«ft»ny inaujurdinner the president wearily to each one: "I am glad to meetey°ntty of th.lt land, b- com. at taat and try Electric Bitter. If H. K,lp^ Hied at the .White City—Over Fou | Qf marcjj for the IDBnU- The works of art were inspected by the Hundrod Tbouoand People WUnro. th. factnrw building where he did the precident and thin he returned to ad­ with it the death of eight settlers. left you weak and weary, U9c eImHfu Each ™ th. ■tarlUng now. radvrf Bittern. This remedy .<*< । courteous to a throng of foreigners and ministration building to take » rest. ' ar n T* CTrn. 10 o’clock officials. Then he wm hurried over to Mr. Cleveland and .the party ru-eom- bv Adjutant Ooneral KannoHy. At liver, stomach and kidney., gently .Min, Chicago, May 2.—It wm 10 (FclQtt woman’5 building where he listened panying him were taken to the offices of those organs to perform their fiuntlnn. o’clock the adjutant re­ If you are afflicted with nick last night when the Columbian guarm dedication speechea by Mrs. Pot- Director General Davie but in a short a telegram you will find speedy and prtnunent time were escorted to the private office ceived chased the test straggler out of tht ter palmer and others. Plummer, Indian agent of tbs Navajoa, by taking Electric Blttcrt. Obe trial will world’s fair grounds and the white city. After the prerident, the duke and of President Higinbotham where he all d.7 been lhe ^.n. ol spent the r«t of the time from 4 to 5 in which be elated that ‘h» »Wto ““ convince you that this It- the remedy : ton o clock expressing his delight at the had been murdered by the Indiana who D»«d. Large bottles onli- 50c. at W ir are now at war with the wtUara. He Goodyear's drug store. bnay activity, haunted by niynada ol ing the party divided according rights he had seen. people and honored by the praeenoe oi to»ex. The Dncheae of Veragna aud At 5 o'clock the wives and declared that the situation is a very tluckten’s Amlt* JpUre. the chief eaecntlre of the nation, wai other women ot diatincuon had ac- of the cabinet officers returned frorE toe critical one and asked that the troops The best salve In the world forests left to sib'uoe and wlitule. It waa t rented invitationa to participate ta the woman’s building and all were readv'to be called out to prevent further btoodbruises, .sores, ulcers, ialt rheum, fever Absolutely Pure. be driven tothe Terminal Bhed. The telegram was addreaaed to where a special Illinois Central train Governor Waite, but he is out of ths sores, tetter, chapped hands, chllblaii A cream of Urt" P«»wder. H^tst many hopes and aspirations—wmen do q{ caTalrv corns, and all skin eruptions, nnd poeitinfl of ail m leavenlni: strength.-ltetest tni.ed was in waiting. city and the matter was referred by ly cures piles or no required. Ith gon under lowering skies, •culminatec . prerident and rice president, the | State* GoversnuhriC'F'Ngd Ju-p<>rt. The demonstration on the way wm Koval Baking PuwPER Co.. W all St.. N. Y. becauro ra<»t moat »» of t& Secretary Lorenx to the adjutant gen­ guarantewl to give perfect satisfaction, w in the opening of the exposition by th< members of the ducal party, the i on a small scale because money refunded. Price |15 cents t*r box prerident of the United States and. cabinet officers, governors of state®, | thousands had already seen enough of eral. . Lieutenant Plummer stated that ths For sale by W. H. GoodjW» the druggist. ended in the scintilating glare of, foreign diplomata arrayed in curious the prerident for one day-. At Ito myriads of electric lights which flashed and gorgeous costumes and military ^,5 Mr. Cleveland and hw cabinet people below Durango ara In a wild Bad Axe Is figuring on a proposed w.from the mighty buildings along th* uniforms, proceeded in carriagre from . met lhe Earland Countess of Aberdeen, rale of udtemenl and frrav. fears are ter works system to cost pio.nou. a a ( administration building to the ooloasal who philanthropieally interested m entertained leet the Indiana continue some houses always seem to need from tne migniy lagoons. structure devoted to manufactures and ; tfae Irish village. At the president's their warfare along up lhe valley. In Fenton is negotiating for n furniture 1! liberal arts where where . the commissioners Bpecia] request, on account of his in­ his message the lieutenant statea that factory which will ernplok 10b |lsnds. dean, fresh. The owner of the first Then* was no hitch in the program at representing every nation exhibiting ability to visit the village, he received two bat lira have been fought already. their’respective 0 n delegation of at Irish iru»u lacemakers *»«;»*——• and —- The first waa early Thureday, when The dis­ 1 were in attendance in their-respective “economizes” with “cheap" mixed it was finally arranged. dairymaids. Lady Aberdeen presented five men were killed, all aatUero, while paints, etc.; the second paints with tinguished descendent of the great sections to receive the presidential,: dairymaid*. I party. »•£> ... 1 tb«.pr»id«t a-car «Wwith a buncn ,__________ , . . u_ ..* the president ininh£a at another encounter three more Whites The route from administration to of shamroks, fresh from County Cork, lost their lives, and further bloodshed manufactuns building is a short one. 1 g blackthorn stick, a .gilt badge ot is antic k itted. The adjutant general but it was packed with a mass of n«*; Blarney Castle and a beautiful man forwarded the information to the war inanity that was held in check with )ttCe handkerchief for Mrs. department at Washington, and It U difficulty by the United State® cavalry , Cleveland. Tib’ counts** also presented not unlikely that orders will be issue.1 and infantry forming almost a conlinu- Secretary Gresham with one of the from that source for the removal of the The first spends three times’ as much ; ous double line for the crowd to jnmw badges: troops now uuartwed at Fort LoCT“ for paint in five.years, and his build­ A Battle Creek portabib' bo.t < r mptty • through. Thousands of people pressed । - - - —Adjuraut General Kennedy declined ings never look as well. has received an ordetf-froni Madras. j and purged outside the main entrance Almost everybody knows that good Al S:15 o'clock the vnginra whiatle , to give copies of the telegrams received India. ! to manufactures building, vainly painWcan only be had by using strictly th. .I'.ital for d-i«rtnre. irov- by mm, nor would he allow anyone to . clamoring for admission to see the re­ blew Evangelist Jue Wcte-r «ii: in m, pure White Lead. The difficulty is wuor Alttrald and other, raid jtaklbvf I see them, stating that it was '^ntrary reption. The Iwrriera of guards lack of care in selecting it. The fol­ i to orders. In speaking of the affair he time during May wlUdtb- Finders at j and dosed doors seemed impregnable, snd a parting rhont went up from tne I said that there are i-V) bucks, and they Bellevue. lowing brands are strictly pure White rniwd as the presidential train drew but when the president had entered the Lead, “ Old Dutch ” process; they are are raising the disturbance. "They are f 'building hiuwfnnls effected an entrance out of the elation with Mr. Cleveland standard and well known—eXablished I ull mounted and equipped, he said. fcr ’ after the main aisle had Ix-en lined un standing on the rear platform, hand in I -with the best repi-ating nfles and Of all Bessons of the yenri h by the test of years: baud, with a einile on ids face. At the making radical changes ii nxjan! n> health. both rides with thousands who were Grand errering the presidential partv ; hnvu uiuplc supplies for a long war. DnrlDg the winter, the j-jj-i- in liecomes to “Armstrong & McKelvy” passed by the guards. . 1 They arc a bad lot, and revel in plun­ a certain extent clcgci-d with v. a-t<?, una connected <iti> the •s'cond section of The natural consequence was that the coumt uni “uj “Beymer-pauman” “Eckstein” force ol i’-lmnlJan tanl. and Unital g»’ >’™n»teJ der and munter. There hm* been ill- tb’- blood loaded with l|>puritle*. owin? “Fahnestock" “Anchor" Stat.-x infantrv in the iniilding waa in- Bayard waa the only member of the ,b' feeling among them for a long time and to lack of exercise, elosci . i-ufHienicnt in it has at last come to a head. The presidential party to remain tednnd. “Kentucky" “Morley" COKDLCTING TITX i»VKK OF VCHUtVX.AXti adequate to keep the animated men and settiere down in that country and the pcorly ventilated shops and bossft; tad “Southern" “Shipman" PARTY. ' women within the limits laid down on Itfdlans never could get along in peace. other causes. This Is Hr caw of the admiral in whore honor this grand the program. It was hard for the “Red Seal" “Collier" The splendors of the night outahone Tbs Indians are continually plundering dull.* s!ucxisbHtired feeling >•. spectacle was inaugurated waa escorted soldiers to distinguish between the pro“Davis-Chambers" the glones af the day. The potent fac­ and stealing from the whites who have tbhsca.son. and which mist ■ nverconje, cession*of distinguished visitors and For any color (other than white) tint from \he Auditorium hotel to the Lex­ .those who were merely sightseeing and tor. electricity, was displayed in all ita submitted io the thefts until the past or the health may tie k-c.-Jr •ly hrekra down. Hood's Sanaparila I: is attained the Strictly Pure White Lead with ington . where President Cleveland ano impelled, by a common desire to get brilli-mey and rivalled for supremacy few days. . the connNational Lead C 'mpany’s Pure White Iris iffiite were in waiting, and the tte<: dose to Mr. Cleveland, the latter were the one gltpun ot noonday eun that "The present conflict was precipitated Hie greatht popularity all Lead Tinting Co.’ rs, and you will have parties combined were taken in proces­ no respecters of person*, not-even when grace<l the opening ct-remoni**. The by the resistance of the whites to the try as the favorite fpriqz medielM. It center of attraction was. as during the dvpreiiations of a hand of warriors who expels tlie accutnulatlod of Impuriliw . the best paint tha. it is possible to put sion tlirough miles of streets lined with it came to a deecendar.*. «>t Columbus. cheering thousands to the grounds of day, the luluriniatrntion building and through the bowels, l i 'nd.' . liver, lonj* on a building. Tlie the exposition. There the formal ex*.w duke was jostled severely*from. its court of honor, and the' uunvea raided the stock of the cattlemen. and skin, gives to the lf<4d lhe purity au<l They drove off a large hen! of cattle erciaes were gone through with. The the time the party left the Germau sec­ flocked in multitudes. . quality necessary togood p allli and orttblind chaplain of the national congress bon until an unceremonious exit was "■^a^TcievUaml'a departure from which they took to the mountains. If you arc roing to paint, it will nay yon eomejhat tired feeling, i to send to ua for a book coorain'ng informa­ invoked the blessing of God upon the effected at the north end of the buildbuilding shortlv after 5 This so incensed tlu* stuckmen that they tion that may lave you many a dollar; it undertaking about to be consummated: ing. But he accepted the situation o... —. «_ _„._ organized a large posse of cowboys, and Adrian district has SO I hapters of th* ’clock, was .. the signal for .v, the j day's a poem celebrating the voyage of good uaturedly and kept his place in crowd to leave and the grounds ban- a went to recover th^ cattle. The Indiana Epworth league, with ' at least l.’-oo NATIONAL LEAD CO., Columbus was read in a manner fitting ' the pnx-esrion. There was a determined deserted appearance until nearly 6d». filed on the approach of the cowboys a,y members. I Broadway, New Yurt the time and place; Director General ’ stand on the part of the soldiers and Notwithstan<ling the chilly air wluch first, and the cattlemen were rejoicing Henry Seymour, for many years w Davis, upon whose shoulders the atlas-, guards at the exit. Swords and rifles settled over the grounds as the evening in what they looked upon as a very Chicago Branch, like load of the enterpri.se has rested were brought into play aud the rushing grew, preple b* gan to gather early and easy victory, and after they had secured of Reed City's leading dry rood* rierchaiiU. State and Fiftccntn Streets. for/fnonths. presented ’ the completed for/fhonths. completed thousands were forced to tome to a by the time ilarknt~*s had encircled the their cattle started to return to their will retire. bindings buildings to the president of the United j stand-ttill until the president had white city n multitude filled the plaza ranges. They bad proceeded but a very short distance, however, when they cured of piles, wllh only {■■•he packw -if ’ ' reached a safe distance. The Corean, States, and that office^ representing <Mich.) BU3I- the power and majesty of 80,000,000 Japanese, Siamese and other officials from administration building to the were attacked from the flanks as they Bill’s Pile Pomade, the ofliy pile remedy _________________ _____________ ___ ■ from faraway lands who are not peristyle'. arcus; American citizens, after a brief but Tlie’ first touch of magic given the were passing through a sort of shallow on the market with a buirajide ^usrantre singularly apt and happy speech, de*'domed .to. American crowds became' canyon by the entire band of 250. A with earh package. PrlciRt.oO. six par­ dared the world's Columbian exposition I frightened and retreated into one of the night {’’S'1 setting of the great scene was a PARISH. Prop'r. f;mge of inaindescent lights which sur- desperate encounter followed, in which ages for 85.00. By mail. H ij’U to nisht fully opened. side aisles to escape from the jam. ’T'J ’ '' mounted the columns, the upristyle run- five cowboys were killed, and, it is For sale by Fred L. Uf Heartv ! At At tin* tlic Irish Irish Village. Village. . Hearty Rereutloo. Reception. । . ning from Music hall to the Casino. believed, a number of Indians. gltfL "The red med. of course, had the The greeting to the president ucorMvui was r.cte3’ ; The Irish village next claimed njs This was followed a moment later l»v A (•pe ’ -'isi examination ( hearty and vociferous. It came flr^t first .------------attention,----------------------and after that he loaded his _,trips of light which sprang to life oh advantage and from their vantage teacher s evrtifleatrs will :r!d j' Adris when his genial face was seen above a» the »K> . 250 osn pounds Tv)unds of adipose tiatne tissue into a aff an parts ofl of adminwtration administration bnildinc. building. points up above their adversaries Saturday. heads of the diplomata and commission- naptha launch ajid made a flying trip The entire structure was gild<«l with fought with telling effect mam the era on the grand stand. It was repeated , through tha lagoons. Having thm Btr>‘ams of light running around the top cattlemen, who were finally repulsed. They took with them.a portion of the -----» . to the dome. >— — « u a dreadful thing— when he stepped forward to make his ! . of the paviUion and The modest address, and for the third time ! effect was one of surpassing beautv and herd of cattle which they had recoveredundoubtedly caused by the irritating it fose when the signal was sent and ! was greeted with great applause. Much and retreated. The Indians by this When IW «m effects of dirt and the’ great achievement of the ; • disappointment was felt inter when it ■ time were thoroughly aroused aud Outbreaks, and crime generally, are century was inaugurated. But only . was made linowq. that the piivo de re- started on u marauding expedition of this honor Was Cleveland’s; the 'ristanee.of the evening's display—the across the country." never possible among people Who are part rest, was in' acknowledgement of the A dispatch from Durango says: ZjiJ? MncMomiies fountain—would not be addicted to the use or event which that roar from machinery ' i?1Em illuminated. Its two Companions were Three hundred Navajos have captured hall, that sudden outflow of flags as if I "• dark also, an undiscovered break iu the Tom Whyte's trading poet missjon at a rainbow had been splintered above j v win's causing a postponement of the Hogback, on the Sau Juan river near the buildings, that braying of cannon Welsha Ranch. The homes of other | display. The Page fence competrt, • < A4mn. L and that triumphal chorus signnlixed. settlers are surrounded by Indiana who i In the AilihlnHtratIon Building. There was nothing petty or inadequate j are threatening to kill and burn. shipping from 10 toSUtnilh ‘’-f «**' *0’ about this. The head of the nation re­ Inside the n>lministration building James Handy arrived from the scene of ven wire Jrnce per day ceived his due meed of honor, but the ; ' the scene was one of dazzling splendor, action which is about 70 miles south of completed world’s fair, the triumph of the structure from the jn-ak of the Durango, this morning at I o'clock and new world industry and genius, was the x i splendid dome being a dream of glittcr- aftex securing a supply of ammunition object upon which the multitude Pfc. J ing loveliness. Eight columns from for the settlers, changed teams and re­ panded its heartiest cheers and upon • each of which branched 50 lights gave ! turned at once. Agent Bartholomew which it lavished ita loudest acclaim. r forth a flood of splendor from the wired the Indian department regarding * Almont n Fnnlc. ; ground floor. A row of lights sur- the situation tips morning, but the The gteit soother of apgry passions— DWTINnVUHXD (irrSTS MAK IMO a TOL'K Tn*~LAaoosa °T “ounted the gallery two stories above Navajos are beyond his jurisdiction and was unfortunate that this part of i T ”“ • '— the promoter of health and good­ theIt.day .nd tour efTec’t of this display he can do nothing." . ’s proceedings should have been * made the grand tour of of the the exposition and ,X3for® feeling. Cleans everything—injures marred by what might have been a ser­ he Be was waa thoroughly thoroughly tired tired out out and and tlie the “ semicircle at the base of Military Ordered Out. A rare H.lax nc.r bJux 'W* '-'•"J111'J;'“Pint oftlje nothing—don’t be afraid to use KIRK’S ious panic, but which proved to be only r«t otlbo time, until hi. .pedal tr.ni 1 Denver, April 29.—On advices re­ scene and sent .he whole a momentary surge of the great sea of started for Washington Soap on the most delicate fabrics. just been taken to the poor houw, racu.dgton was was spent spent in in B friends and risi*n ,' against the magnificently decorated ceived from Durango that the Navajo humanity which beat against the plat­ ■■ his car chatting with w bad bls flrat batb In thirty year.% form in front of the administration tors who could pass the colored cerberus dome with an effect never befor wit­ Indians were mot'ing rapidly from You may rest night# if I you will tak« in an1interior. building. Always anxiods to see and at the door. Farmington, N. M., toward the Color­ Meanwhile the great , nesse«l -----------------IV .. crowds gazed in speechlew won­ ado line. Governor Waite ordered a •‘Adrlonda.’’Wbevlei', Hf*rt »»d »rre hear, as American crowds are, some of American public was having the* full I j those in the rear began to push in hopes run of the grounds for the first time fer?n‘‘?i\ P1* v •t^° vlew PR'1 instinct-Cure, It contains no Opluui or Morphine. : ively fell back into the shelter of the special train over the Rio Grande t of gaining more advantageous positions and was enjoying itself thoroughly. PROBATE ORDER. It was cloudy all afternoon but no ! Pav’11K'u’' supporting the dome to ee­ carry 200 stands of arms aud 50,000 Sold by W. H. Goodyear. from which to witness the goings-on at Stalo ot Miebixan,County ot Barry. «. rounds of ammunition to the local mili­ t a MiMlon ot the Probate Coar«, John Sweet, formerly Joie! the platform. rain fell, and the sidewalks and streets, i spectacle. The b rountv ot Barry holdnu at the tary company at Durango, which ia The pressure was almost unnoticed at while they were by no means models of • J**?®’, ,n,’' nnB intense brilliancy, ordered out The entire 10 companies Big Rapids, has leased ?.nd u’itr > office, io the City of Hantlnga, in charge of the Oaks House In Reed <• “L remarkably soft effect. mty, on Tueadny the itth day ot first, but those in front began to feel it cleanliness so far m absence of mud J ~x,qv. tht yaar ooe thouaaud eight hun they in turn swayed back to resist it. was concerned, were in condition for I Manufactures, machinery, mines and of the Colorado national guard have If. riurilrara l«t ■»' if. ‘nety three. Then l»egan one of those peculiar pulse­ active pedestrians. The crowd didn’t ', R\Rg’ transportation and horticulture been ordered to report for duty ready .r. tor lb. HocrereXTM W. Armstrong, Judge of ‘-J the mud anyhow, and from noon1 .1 buildings were also beautifully illumin­ to move at onoe io the acene of the Ibl. Ktea. ‘•The peorii. like movements never seen except in mind Probate. ot the estate of Hannah great crowds. There waa a pendulum till the last gate was cloeed the broad ated. It was 10 o’clock before the cur­ trouble. ________________ mo.ll) lCTOl.nl wbe.1 11 ?> motion which attracted the attention of avenues were alive with throngs mov­ rents were shut off and the crowd® left Action Fur Ulxl. relenre.” Snppo-- th'!: •J'I those on the platform and orders were ing from one to another of the big for home. London, April 29.—Colonel Hngbea- ■lek m.n o«J. 1. oof k.owl^se. «' * adminlstr*. .. ‘ s?iu J1,1'*' given to the police to clear_>wajr-the buildings aud sweeping through the Hallet, who married Miss Emily cure, and the medicine that Clir'^’ r „ be grants to Julius Rue*. ’• " to some <xher jam that began to threaten the plat­ midway plaisance in an unbroken cur­ from raedlcloe tor the .lekform. Officers sprang into the crowd, rent. Everyone saw all the sights pos­ Luroout, Neb., May 2.-The trial Schaumburg of Philadelphia, tte-' ."""ft' but U was some xyinutes before their sible and at last when the hour for de­ proper of the impeachments cases whom be is now separated, has brought Medial Uteeo.err cun - tie Jo telW [J efforts were successful, And when the parture arrived, went away with the against ex-state officers began yester­ an action for libel against John Paae- ■nd lb. "don'l belle«e». unco CToul lb no -If nor >«• w’’ . dense mass of people had been m some firm resolution to come again. day in the chamber of the supreme inore EdWUrds and Tita Weekly Timoe degree separated, 20 persons had been All the foreign commissioners were court The officers on trial are Attor­ and The Echo for a statement io the ur> -T c»" enre jou. only do . I effect that Sir Charles Dilke would be 1‘erbnpe II Ulte occ.slon.llr. fj? taken out in a fainting condition. in gala drees and their sections were f,u, Fortunately, however, no one waa seri­ elaborately decorated to receive the ney General Hastings. Secretary of the fittest colleague of Hughee-Hallett her ot II when 11 does. ously hurt and a great calamity waa president. Bands of music from Ger­ State Allen and Commissioner of Pub­ m parliament and that Sodom and er keep lhe raone, when the rwd.lw' lic Lands and Buildings Humphrey. Gomorrah would be their proper coa- to do CTod. Suppose lb- J'*1.''1?L“ averted. many, England. France and Japan Ural principle. |Webe«>l -do" or ‘ A Iautto Crowd to Bundle. were stationed in their respective urer Hill, er-Auditor Benton and ex­ stituenciea. The allusion of the libel Of course it waa a big crowd to courts and the visitors were royallv Attorney General Leew>. Conned tor waa to a certain scandal in which Sir don. It wouldn't do!) S;£fbyMu»ing»eopy of Uns order to hr The president expressed the etate reviewed the article, ot hn- gi*ries Dilke and Colonel HugheapohUMed in the liMtlngs B-urwim a new s haadle, for Director of Works Burn­ welcomed. # then “ember of parliament naiw printed and cireuioied iu said County ham declared that 4-W.000 people had special admiration for the displays Cbokter- sneeilnir .nd "‘“'jl’I? of Barry, once in each week for three successive pawed tlie tnrnstilee since daylight—a made bv Germany, Austria, France ^aenment and court adjourned until ;£r Rt\h«Ur- *er» iDvolvotf and led to ot ratirrh In lhe he.d W"UC^’ W. l«Sio,u. o| both number far ip excess of the most san­ and England, although time would not Dr. S«e's onrarrh rened). FIW «■>» political life. Judge ofProbate. Hywtematlc Htrike. guine expectations. To take care of permit him to stay long. Sold by dniMlsla ererywh. Gnaw, May S.-The .trika of th, such a multitude with only one acci­ Convict State a Gaarxl. JodCT Victor 11. Lune, ot lM dent which could he called serious—for Everybody in the white city who had waiter, la thia city tor recognition and Jurreasos Clrr. Mo., April SS.—J. dlelri dlririct. recited . nWorltJ ot1. all the other casualties of the flay were not already seen the president and the *dT*^? in w*ltM dnrta« th. w. Tucker, u guard at the Miawuri COUNTY TREASURER 3 OFFICE. o.er hl. democrrilc opponent H >oe trivial—waa therefore a matter for gatiHmUors. Mtefc. April. 10. UB3. ficatio'n among the officers of the ex­ duke were given ample opportunity world .fair period waa inaugurated to­ penitentiary, ... stabbed to death yea when the party embarked on their elec­ day. Aa tar a. can bo learned it is the Wriay by Jim Smith, a negro convict election. Notice la hereby given chat certain lands situ .-•ted In the county of Barry, bld off to the state poci tion. tric launches and made the rounds of 10 “J1 °ut th’ ”•!««• in only Hundred, ot .beep h.rt, tor taxea of iiM9 nnd previous veara. and dr When the crowd that had choked up 3nlilh ’“ked in ot Berrien county trom . fl’'1 r■' *>Uc.”' “fb .lay until erery scribed tn rtaiemmta on Qle tn this office, wtl the entrances to the Administration the lagoons at their leisure. The S"?, launches will seat only 25 each, so the bc«old at public auction by the undersigned ■. ’ ’ "• “’’ruut and eating hou., in ease which th# local vcleduan 'int'00’ county IreaBurer. at Lie county seat; on ’.he plaza had dispersed after the cere­ party was <^jnfined to the president, “» marching to their dinner, twrnty-M*oa<l day st May. IMS. at the plate monies there was more room to move JS”-!'’’ "oni ““ ><na and are unable to diagnose. -daaUniated for the annnaltax sales, if not pre- about with freedom. The president vice president, members of the cabinet Frel«hl handler, on the Fdnl J,’„j the duke and male members of his vieady canceled according to law. bad concealed about hla penon. Maniueite rallroCT ri l.ndln- " "" b , SaMatalemente coutala a fnU «te<criptlon ot and other distinguished gueeta entered party, high exposition officials and the the administration building. The pretd- committee on ceremonies. mfimbri rix terrible wonnda. Smith <■ autke. The wuipany ri l »l.“« “ . u M“7 2—J*mi» B. Euatia who dent himself rested for a while in the ’ jbainod iu the aolltary and Tucker The banks of the lagoons and everv 'hn place ot Thomaa Jefferaot. • director general’s office, while rtfie for­ ;'!™o«**otl»boapital. He can- yood many new men. Coolidge, United State, minister to Harry J. Downer, ot 'JCl1^>„t the eign diplomata, the congruMkien, the wl« be offered »uhj'ect to Um right ot red*m Three tico vnacrtbM by law ’ arrived hero veaterday and waa ' raka aco state legislators and other nctablw of | theV^idenfin tiie" stern" of ° thr^t “ “ MO ho bad occaaion to reprimand ha. been elected . j, m » T. nan or Ma maputtd. rathered la the ; bo.tP Thera waa ebranrg aU aton/tbl niith for s<..mn poor 10 Bey county, to suececu Kmerr. realjned. ASTINGFBANNER. rotun tannrt ngreea ■ I all very fine *«T werw gUl1 1 , «ver. „ . Hunting jfomothing *o F*t., • Then everyone began hunting someThe World's Columbian Ea I’ Jomfnudated thing'to Tl* were 110 in the sjiscial diningroom position Opened. I fitted up for the occasion tn the ad­ -- ----------I ministration building where they dined M PWRAM FULLY OABKIW OUT , gX^he^ESl ^AKlHC POWDER You have noticed Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Strictly Pure White Lead An Indian Outbreak KIRK’S SOAP AMERICAN FAMILY MbeX°a 'a‘i<’n hdP �MORTGAGE SALE. tMfrfult bavins been made In Utt wndltto'i* • ,-rrtain ajoracMs tnsde by <>eanre Mo* er GUARDUN’^SALE. THE NAVAL PABADE. *frreby tfvr*n tint 1 shall m4I »t ffibUo:•ta•tl<>u u>the highest bldderon Wed.res» rite ITih day of May, A. D.. two. „t • ired* for tP“ County I Birrv *n ' 8ta •» ol '’I1'*-’*. ,,M} ,”mi‘on n: the Probate •pchfiran. on the 3rd day ot October A. I i i the City of HiwHngs. In the County of - inHber3*of :iwrta«es.«»P«eM.ra wltiel. office., Barry, the brere nt Mfchtaan. imrsuntt to .nSiLe there •'ehM.n-M to t-ihieCthe date llrvnse said xuttiorify gruntid to ir.e oa the of rSjMOOtice the uttn "f dre kmiilred. nilnet? ■.Hth ilai of MiutU, A. D.. WSJ. by the ‘ hilisint •ui,i rixtit»-:<n-’ rents, iiiVl -uia-torrre of tirenty-flro doltari provided for • >««-<•’ and 00 <r.lt or proccednn minor of. ti. ^n t to tha real relate «it«m*KlaiMi ■ •. viDir i-evn ln« Ituted »u recover the, Kto the Cooney of Barn’, m the rtata of -rurtti i*y said tnortrtg*. »r any , kiiuwu nnd d»«.tnb>< as follow*. That on the -1st day ot July. tq-wltk; *iiOne half neve of taint on the north hretf >ai.i fllraitt, M < has* executed * ro­ *f the with wret quarter ••( w'l«! on* (1) town ti t«irt to ;he prrini*** described In Bald oOe.U. north rangti •«?« («• Wr»t. bonislet nnd .«!• t j: »!•: Twenty H«e acres off the ilesrrlhrd nt tuU<*«f*t CoMmencIng In rentero: im-- <n the cast oi.i'-haif "f south east blgftwAy ol quarter pea «n w«r Mae of •r .'if Set-fiontw nty-threa 25) town lwo<i) (l). ruii'uug thence rant forty-fl v-* (4V ro<ls Jfrii£- ten ito west. Which aald re om> for a atartiag point Thenre »»tUi thlrt*- • >ivi <iii'v recorded In the office of the regianeed* of lurry County on the 1st day of t ! ;M. Inlltk rJtofinortgaao. Mge 51A five and one-half fert l« center of hlKhway; tlirrafore. by virtue nt the power of thence idunx renter of sakt iiitfiwav six <_«*} rvih ..■i-unit In 'aid inorttftge. and the to nlare of nritlu-iins. •■in such ••-•s'- nutde am! provided, notice Dntetf, March 8Mh. l(W. . , n 'i.rir that <»u Saturday the . ,;,n «.(' J.me. A. D.. 1«3. a» ten ‘ , i,. t.! - fon-’-wn. 1 shall sell at public • highest bidder, at the norm PROBATE O8DTR t , tlieCeml House in the City of State of NlelUgan, County *f Barry—as. . ■. t a-hig the place Where the ClrA, a srssrnn of the Prolm’e Court for the . >-:rt ■.»•■ Itarrv County Is hokten*, the Comity of Borrv, holdeti nt the Probate Office in .... .! •■•rihed <n «ufd mortgage, except' city of Hn-tlngi, In said cuuirtv. ou Thurs­ i '■ .-rr.’-ure released, or so much thereof the the ISHi d.iv or April, la the year one ,, . i... necessary to pay the amount day. 'hoMsiKl elirht hundred <u«4 afnetv three. .; >thl mortgage, with io percent. Interest Fresrtv. •• < ■~ »t%' together with an attorney's Probate. Ctnirles• W. Anrstronx. Judge of o ’.weob-Rve dollars covenanted In the marter of the **«t.ite ol limner (■..-rein, t) premises being described N <!•cHtowt. • i mortgage as all tbr»se certain pieces Wm. F. 8l<tii.i..i. adnuiiKreto’- of »aM estate, r.-. N of Lind rituate In the township comes into court mid represents that be Is pre i. and •Orangeville in the county of pared m render bls final eccomit ns »uch mln !tdd state of Michigan. and known and mluistratoe. and preys that a day be appointed : . .I IV follows: . for hnunrKUrosAm-'.andH decree of dwrl'iu.•■•v’r'foar i*. village of of* Cloverdale. Clovcrdala. Uon r -init*.-r four ’<4» aud as'lgnmetit to creditors duly m.ule, .... county. Michigan; also twentv-Ove acres and he dHchnranl from ..Ud ' oi'SliAe* • ?»rtb\urt irthpartol tlie cast east one-ludf one-half of of the the Thereupon it isordered. that Tiinrs Uv. the -Ith . .|uiiterof quHterof secUOti tecUOu twenty throe (S3) day cd May. A. D. JM, nt idee o'clock In the -r iiu ot >1 ring.* „ i«>r ramje ten (10) Up> west, except forenoon, hr asblxned f»r the hear!•»« of said - . : •'•: rods («I north and south and twen- petition and (hat tne heirs nt law of snld Jr o ewit and"west tn tlie south east cor c-a<cd and dl other persons luterratad hi «al4 ■The Sixteen Hundred Guns Shake New York. whom Baron Fava did the henors. • revjrri QT’VRAV CPUAAT The Spanish admiral, Senor Y Lono, 1 HL OLlWAl OVHVVJJ. though an invalid, did not fail to pay ------------this ceremonial mark of respect to the chief executive, and was followed by j -BSSON VI, SECOND QUARTER, INTER­ Rear Admiral Howard of Argentine,. NATIONAL SERIES, MAY 7. Rear Admiral Norhon of the Brazilian ' fleet, and the blond-haired and the bine- j Such cMDEneo eyed captains of the German and Date]? ' Tex* °r th® Lesson, Prov. Ill, 11-3*—McmateAUiers. I ory Venes, 13-17—Gulden Text, Prov. The visitors formed one of the,moet interesting features' of the day. As nearly, all the forrign officers spoke or understood English, the ceremonies I were attended by no stiff formalities, i r but it is said were marked by cordiality ! and some degree of conviviality also. Fifteen minutes before the reception ended, and when the president was preparing tx> land, an admonitory signal was given from the Dolphin, and as ho left the vessel and entered his barge at the foot of Ninety-sixth street, every , vwel in the fleet again manned yards and raBs and unw» more fired a salute of 21 gnus, following the Dolphins ***“• , . , . , x I It was a fitting anA dramatic close to the proceedings whet at the close of the renew the flagshin Philadelphia riowly steamed un to Rivenrfde, opposite the tomb or Grant, and on thu day. the anniversary of his birth, fired a salute to his memory, IL “My sou, despise r.ot the chastening of New York. April 28.-All New York the Lord; neither be weary of His correcawoke yesterday to find a steady^downtlon." The apostle, in hb < pistle to »he ■ pour of rain ushering in the day of tht Hebrews, quotes this acd tlw next verso Makes an every«day convenience of an naval pageant, and the thousands of also in connection with hi* admonition to old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. . people who had arranged to view the run with patience looking into Jesus, and Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest grand marine spectaclo were disap­ to consider Him that endured such contra­ pointed. diction Iret we be wearied and faint In our award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each The weather bureau got many impre­ ,nlo<u H« tell* u* a£«o that all God’s package makes two large pies. Avoid chastening* are to make us partakers of imitations—and Insist on having tha cations from the shore and on the His holiness (Heb. xii. 3,10). ItisintereetNONE SUCH brand. water. There . was great disappoint­ lng lo nodce lliat the word transhtud ment on the sqmulrons anchored below MERRELL St SOULE, Syraom, N.1; "chasten” in these verses in Hebrew* is in the Palisades. Tlie crack ships of 10 Ep!l vft 4, translated "nurture,” and in nations drawn together at the invita­ n Tltn_ |U, ”1^action.” tion of the United States to cqmmeruoa ..For whom the Ix3rd loTeth hecor rate the four hundredth anniversary of rectetb, even M as a a father father the the son son to in whom whom the discovery of America had lieen put TIME TABLE. he dcllghteth.” In Rev. Hi, l«, we hear In effect Jai.uaiy A. IWX in readiness for their part of the cele­ Jesus saying from heaven, "As many ns 1 bration. Their halls hod been pain ted I love I rebuke and chasten,** and this also Favorite Route between Grand Itapida, Detroit agrees with Heb. xii, 7, “If ye endure their decks holy-stoned, their brass COLOR LINE jpRAWN. chastening, God detdeth with you as with work polished until it shone, and. their 7 10 guns had been cleared for far different Trouble la til* Ranks of tho Grand Army sans, for what son Is he whom the father charteneth not?" But we must never for­ work than their makers intended—the Louisville. April 29.—The color line get the end in view, which is to make us cementing of peaceful relations instead Elmdale is causing trouble in the organization more holy, more conformed to the imago of SarSttn* of the havoc of war. God’s dear Son (Roto. vlU, 3b, 29), whom Lake ddrata The rain drenched the decks and rig­ known as the “Ladies of die Grand day we shall be like (I John ill, 2). Woodbury Army of the Republic in Kentucky." Sunflekl 1 ging and hnn^in ]>early drops from the 13. “Hnppy is the man that findeth irisMulliken IltiiAM M.Chxsk. Mortgagee. brasswork. Dress uniforms were aban­ .There were 14 circles of the order in dom nnd the man that gvttcth understand­ Grand Ledge offijo. in (I"'City nf Hastings, in .'abl Countv. T Co:- -MW Kentucky, seven of which were iu ing." For she says again, "Whoso findeth doned for storm coats and the jack tars, Latwlug and show rause. If any there be. whv the prayer Attorney for Mortgagee. me flndeth lite and rhall obtain favor of Detroit Louisville. The state encampment of the petitioner may not bo ur inted. And U Is instead of being in holiday rig. were in . Ma-An tin. l«»x Mftner ordered. :har said petitioner give notice every day attire. opened Thursday in this city, but onlv the Ixird" (vfii, 85). Now it is also written, to the persons hitert-«ted In said estate, ol the one while circle was represented- "He that bath the Son hath life, and he pendency of said jietitlon and the hearing Howard City i When preparations for this encamp­ that hath not the Son of God hath not Lv thereof by causing a copy of tols order to be Mt > It FGA< i K FORECLOSURE. „ Edmore There have been naval reviews of published In the Hastings Baxxku. a new* ment were begun a short time ago it life" (I John v, 12). And again. "Christ our ,. Stanton •a aervas. default has (been made tn the con- paper printed and ciiculutrd in said t’ounlv of international — character ------------before. ■ but --------— was found that the colored women Life" (Col. ill, 4). So we see that wisdom .. Ionia I >i,- .»! ■.certain mortgage, executed by Alva Harry, once In each week for three fuecessive none so striking as this. There waa would control it, and Boone, Willich, and Christ the Son of God are synonymous Ar Grand Ledge ,.a ir> and Mart A. Cowies of the Township weeks previous to said Aay of lienring. mime Barry Counts', Michigan, to Aller J. I L'UAS. W. AKMSTnONt; -- -• ------ on - '• ’ • ■•••-••'. one at Genoa Columbus ’ birthday Whittaker, Clifton aud one other white ns shown in the last lesson—Christ the (loing WfMt | A. >T~ mH tonneriy Aller J. Morey i of Toledo, ■ Judge of Probate. last year, at which vessels representing circle nt once surrenderee! their charters wisdom of God (I Cor. 1, 24). ■ ■ I'm ■ date May the seventh. A. !>.. ISM. Detroit (A true copy.) I 14. “For the merchandise of it la better nd n urded on the seienti; day ot May, A. 1) . 13 nations--all-those now participating, and disbanded. anslpg io Lanai — »|2» u ’.tij 'eo'flock and thlrtv-fivo minutes, p Only one white circle remains in the than the merchandise of silver and the gain Gr^_ Irand Ledge ll with the addition of Portugal, Rou. iit.. r number ±i. ot mortgages on page 36S. MulliL... thereof than fine gold." Paul counted all lulliken 11 manin, Greece and Mexico—partici­ city and it threatens to disband. The . < >1 the register of deeds for Barry Bmilteld pated, arid in which Admiral Ilenlmin members declare they will not meet things but loss for the excellency of the r. Michigan, and there 1» now claimed to Woodbury woooDury n «* knowledx^ of ----------------Jesus Christ,. — and ------------—— .—David ,-----Lako Odessa I it 51 Lake .. .. on stld mortgage the sum of two of the Newark took part for the United with the negroes, aud they have sent no the Ctarkiviue ... s.-.nd s.-v. :i hundred and sixty doll.trs and That more ills result from an States, bgt there were only 27 vessels delegates to the encampment. Nine says that his judgments are more to be de­ Klmdxjt) • : wo cents Including an attorney fee of thirty Unhealthy Liver than any in all In line* bn that occasion, arid colored and one white circle refused to tired than gold—yea. than much fine gold Alto ..■’ilolUrs, and no proceedinies having been I McCord ■ ••< i. Uw f»recover tliedebt sc ured by the other cause-indigestion, Consti­ thoSe mostly second class. , । allow the peceders to resign. Mrs. (Phil. iif. 8, 9; Pa. xlx. 10). East parts i iivn' .-ute orany part thereof: Now tncreThe ironclads of Great Britain, Carrie Sheriff of Alleghany, Pa., pres- J 13. “She Is more precious than ruble*. pation, Headache, Biliousness, .’Grand Rapids me ■ is hereby gltpn that on Friday the France and Germany have made im- ident of the national circle, will come and all the things thou canst- desire are not ■ ivth d.iy of Miy letti. at 11 o'clock ’ ’ * ’ ’ ‘ ~ . t o be compared unto her. ” See almost the ind Malaria usually attend it. EisinJ d?monslrations of force in the here in the interest of peace. Colored • r «:uii<unt time, at the north front door ot same words in chapter viH, 11, and compar-7 • - < :rt tiintse In the city of Hastings. County Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator ugliah channel and off Spithead, and members offer to let the wiiitra elect iGrand ESSfe B.,r. sutc of Michigan that being the the officers. The state encampment ot Job xxriii, 18, and the context. Then con' mt‘in wh]eh circuit court for County ot is a vegetable specific for Liver have been imssed in review before the the regular Grand Army will be held sidcr this wonder of wonders—that wisdom crowned heads of England and Ger­ rrv |> !..-li.bv vlrtuaof the power of sa’e Ly Howard City ' 1I *Ia God's *•- gift to sinful man. “If any of• you . iit.un.-l In said mortgage. I will sell at public Disorders and their accompany­ many, and the powerful Russian fleet at Owensboro. Ar Ionia | 1 lack wiadom, let him aok of God, and it . . ■I.ui t<> the highest bidder the property drs- ing evils. It cures thousands has.more than once “flocked by itself” । Stanton I . ; . >.ml nmrtgtgn. or siirtlclent thi-re.d ' shall be given him” (Jao. i, 5). "The gift ’ I > dmore s.itMy s.ud nii-rtr.ig’! Indebtedness, costs why not be one of them ? Take in the Baltic in view of tlie czar of all Siovx C ity, la., April 29.--Thu fin­ of God is eternal life" (Roni, vi.28). Rubies .•• i expenses. Sutd premises being Uienortl;the Rnseigs in a manner to ej&jto the • Every day, others week day# only, r stop .-•• i.rirtcr of-i tion ffmrteen (1*1, town four Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator. apprehensidfi of other powers, but ns a ancial crisis here Ls believed to be about must be left behind if we die, and All we on sIkum). i mirth of ni age tune .ui. w est containing one Parlor ears on all trains between Grand Your Druggist will supply you. peaceful demonstration the New York . at an end. There were nq failures to­ can desire, even if we could obtain, would Rapids ;• ired and •■'ty acre* ot tend according to and IMrolt. Seats .’Scents. Conm cllons prove unsatisfying. The preatber says. naval review eclipsed all in interest, it day. though §98,000 of mechanic liens ;; .• nii f**t statre survey; excepting and reserve made n Vblou station. Grand Rapids with the " j being peculiarly a manifestatiou oi were filed against the MUsouri River “WhnUtoever mine eyes desired I kept not . ■H-r.-trom sixty acres t-iken off from the . ■ -l ie d above described premlst*s herefrom them; 1 withheld not my heart from sentiment, not of force. Yet some of Bridge company's property. The liens ■ toSanth Jane Hare, Vraa Hare. I the fleetest and fnost formidable naval are taken up Uy Soysmith & company any joy. and. behold, nil waa vanity aud ..m: excepting amt reserving one and one , r > more or less taken off from the horth vessels iu the world were there. route to ihesutnnier resorts of northern Mlctnc>f New York, contractors fc«r the sub­ v.-xation of aplrit" (Eccl. ii, 10, II). til "Length of days is in her right baud, cnn. .,: ire dwwribvd premises by the ■ ■ \ Ths Niagara Fallt structure. Until a few days ago they < Irving for a public highway, in Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chlatto, 8 :rt> A were pushing work on the bridge with and la her left hand riches unci honor.” Or, M. and l£3 I*. M.. ‘li as p M. ArffitfGNcan . i; :: v County. Michigan.. The quaintest p/rt ’ of. the day ’ s pro ­ as it is In chapter rill, US. ” Righ« anil At f. k J.CHl iu HttJ.. Mortgage•; 3-rvs I’. M.. <:.45 I'. M. and 1 :<» A. M. a large force of men. hut the work was ceedings was that the i>osr of honor;nt bonc-r nrowith me — yea, durable nehes and ■ . - a swi f.v. Attorney tor Murtgag*-o. leave for Manistee and Traverse City 7J0 A. stopped just before the crash came. the bead of the reviewed columns was rlghteousDua*.” "V.rt Our Lord Jentia says from M. and 5 JO P. M. ot the bridge comnanv Leave lor Churlexolx and Petoskey 7-JO A. M. thereofflevr. wm no tohMm for ffling tie ten,. I given to the apparently unseaworthy Th." ' c^SO buy of me gold Parlor cars on day trains and sleepers on productions of tne Columhu*, caravflla, . —ou mayest be rich” ultfit trains to Chicago. ' the.Santa Maria, Pinta and Nina. 1 (Rev. Hi. 18). As to length of days we Ask our agents, fur further panlctilare or M’tKTG.M'.E SALE. Z” to i . ■ The line ■< vessel* reviewed was over. • k, i-f hit ha* be».*t) mado/in the payNew York. April 29.—The officers "-hall have lu these mortal bodies, all that writs GKonr.E DEHAVKN.Gen'l PafeY Ac't. । three milts in length. Stretching in two of the National Republican loa;nie • ’., ■ , < in m-y n'cared bv a mortgage <Uted GrauirRapid*. i . .>( Svnteiirye--.- t-^3. executed by | columns from the f<>ot of Twenty-third te true that when we hare been-there ten have completed the program for the . r !». Hiu‘i.-«. s.u-Ah L). Hughes, his wife. I street, to about Ninety-fifth ^tniet. thousand r!.. i.sand years, bright sliinirigas <>id Emms String, his wife, of | where the reviewing ship, the Dolphin, National Republican league convention llij sun, we’ve no less dnys to sing His :. t i:••••. M'..-ulgin. which said tnortffng** .• ,i i-. tli ? ..tllee of the register of anchored. The foreign v.-s.m4h were at LonisvOle. May- 9. Among the praisethan when we flrat Geun. Christ i- i.t th 11 if. ot BMrry.ln Uber29of tnortmost of them stationed on the New speakers to address the convention are Himself our Life, our wealth mid our glory. . , . -i ii! .Ao i tin: 31 day of OilTIME TABLE. I York side of the Hudson river; the ’General Ruxsell A. Alger, Frederick 17. "Her ways ore ways of pleitsantneaa, ■-. •». ;t n’elnc't p. ra And. whereas, In effect September ll. IW1 American fleet, while the Gvnniu;. Douglass. J. Sloat Fassett. General , and all her paths me peace.” Being imths ' u- Ins etc-i duly assigned by the i‘.V ; n r Di ’kimi toJodu A. ■Robertson, bf ! Dutch and Argentine cruisers occupied Janns Ltmgstreet. Thomas B. Reed, of rightaouMuess. tbvy cannot but be paths . ■ • ■.— irt.ig date ■--'ib Septemb-r. tw>. M. Depew, ex-President Harri­ of pieasnutueM aud [a-acw AU the paths the New Jersey side. The ships were Dr. Stations. , •••• inied iu ’he OTO w of register of d -eds of I anchored 300 yards apart, and a space son, Robert T. Lincoln. Governor Mc­ of the lx,rd are mercy and truth unto such . . •. .if It.irrv, o.i the 2Ttn d.iy of Fibre­ I of 400 yards waa’left between the two Kinley. John B. Robinson, J. B. For­ as keep His covenant and Bia testimonies . ■ ii 11 ■rclojk a. m. In Uber .« of mor.it 11:'• *_■*. and the a uno is now owned aker, Henry C ibot Lodge and Levi P. Tho path of the just is na tbe shining light reolumite. Thousands of visitors poured m;i A :4 .v • r • i*. the utnouut claimed to ’ I into the city to witnw-s the sight. ।( Morton. : hat shineth mdre and more unto the ;kt ■i. ii -<ill mortgage at the date At 9:30 all the steam laundns of the ns n-iriee is ’he” some of WtM0.no I f .at day (Pa. xxill, 3; xxv, 10; Prov. lv, IS). •t •»: a .d lati-reii. and the fnrth' American men-of-war were dropped and ' • " .linlc.>lt - y 'l»\ ■ our ways and N*sunu.E. Avril grratMt ' Tte'wbol. • > cions at attorney fee >tipuUte<l i of pros' manned. The embarkation Of the presran- imvfing ever held in NuMn-iUe .n-ub. of our niakta, ot. . locoing. But if : i-.i * dm irtg.ige. and w’li n Is th" whole j idential party on board of the review.i'ui*.i to ^h* <ln-* ou said mortgage , we follow cJuwlv and hilly in wisdom’s ! ing boat Dolphin was a gergeons affair, ivul be inaiu,-urnt<-d at the New Cum,> -.il. »r pr e-■■Ung bn been instituted at [ gorgeous affair. I ways we shall rind it as written. : ■ r r.-r Urn debt now remaining secured Bl.-k Houtaiho and rell.jre*U tho troubles fcc5- A handsome special landing place ha< »*«•>«•••> l*-‘r,k tomorrow afternoon. 13. “She is a tree of life to them that lay x•! m.*rtC4ge. orany part thereof wherebv Cant to a bU!cu« atate of tho npitem. «uoh U . « - , r . . .1 t t ’T’l.uro ulrounv 3IM1 <■ t •«<> been erected for the purpose at tlie foot There are already 4(X) horses at the hold upon her, and happy is every one thnt I .v r jf sale C<mtslned in said mortgage trucks and a large number will reach ' ;< f.ecot.ie operative. of Twenty-third street, tne approach to rctaineth her." To lay hold and hold fast S i. < ivrcton*. noli- e is hereby given that by which was carpeted and draped in bunt­ here from Memphis Sunday. The track is our part—or, in other words, to receive virtue of the said wwerof sal®, and tn persuanco is in guo.1 condition and will be- fast by and cleave unto, or enter and abide, or'be­ ing. ’ -it * »!:itutr m such case nude and protlded. tomorrow afternoon. The field will be lieve and continue. He does not force Him­ lanslng......... *si‘-» i ; montage will be torr.-losrd by a sale free and not less than 15,000 jieople will •4 ’I;- premise* therein described, nt public Detroit Between tv 10 nun mid ii 11 ■iviin.n o’clock waa <-**v the witness the races. Interest centers in self upon any one, but offers Himself for Grand Rapids. . ■ XM-iWL-rii . i -tioa. to the highest bidder, at the front door >t the<• >.;rt house In HaS'iugs. in sal>l County HraffMbn. yet ' hour assigned for the president to com- the Cumberland prize, which will be our acceptance and will increasingly re­ H.i-rv.o'i tho uidxy of June, next at ton . veal Himself where He sees a longing Cor ■venee the review. It w» nenm S. worth, over S-I.OOO to the winner. • :o?Kiu th-forenoon of th st daV: which said ' Him (Heb. vi, 18; Rev. ii, xxv; Johxi i, xii; ccrrwA>lldi»cn!cnoftbo«ton»chjiUroutatetha , p. m.. owing to the weather, when the . remivi* are described In said mortgage as top Acts xl, 23; Isa. ii, 10; John 2. xxvlii; John Itror >ad regutato the bo-rata. Kvaq if they only signal was given for the start. I As .'IV.Wdt; • '4.11S) • • -inz al the north west corner of F. L. carwl S ■ OKI 'A' soon as the the president stepped stepped on board board Bonham, Tex., April 29.—Jim Burke v. 24; vfii, 81). ■ ik-Motin the’village of Irving, County of .19. "The Lord of Wisdom hath founded the Dolphin the vessel tripped her and Sam Masrey, negroes, were hanged Hirrv and state of Michigan, find running from anchor <II1U and UIOI fired 21 ,igune. tlmai-e east or in an easterly direction along the Bl ■■■I* . • (UILllOl huuc. Inis was here yesterday in the presence of 10,000 the earth. By understandir.g hath lie es­ tablished the heavens." Hear Him in i ••'li ihieof lotih-rcotore conveyed and to the responded to by a lxx.ui which ix-ople. Burke's. crime was outraging chapter rill, 12-14: "I wisdom dwell with hi^hwuv crossing therae*'and cast of the lot or Buf(ortroxutht»dixtre*»lxig«««pteln*;btttfortQ-। fo shake the whole city. The doom Mrs. Clemens, a white woman aged I <:.<*, dei-.i-d to Hinn Baldwin, and Inm said Sff£JSI!Ri!K:S5M82SSSa2S monitor. Maintonomoh, Iri* • 51. n»ar Ambia. Massey was hanged lirudetice. 1 am understxudiiig. 1 have highway Fn a south easterly direction on the 1” lr ”-.. rt -ool ”"1"; fiw'-- for for making a murderous assault on the rtrefeglh.’’ And iu verses 27. 28: “When >■> itb Im- of th- raeesmy, to Intersect the pond; tMalnioEUiy nnuuiuoj »ui uvi u« «ir . «• lh- «« ...... of' ». ...» ----------------: utid along lhe westerly Hue of said _g-------... n.., after aUaickhaad hjL&cl . *1... A-ol f,m<. ,n „rw-t «,rs». r,f lis.r hit Hn to do without them. But the first time in port line of iter huge Smith family near Sherman, a little I Is prepared the heavens, I was there. When' ■ ( >!-••>:( northerly direction to the <taui. and ra ■ ■ BBi ' 10-inch guns, charged with nearly 230 over a year ago. in which he beat Smith, lie stretiglhcuvd the CoantailfMof the deep." ■ mi th •n.x- toilowbix fhccBUter of ths Thorn *" " " " "—’ ' pounds of powder. Almost before the his wire and two children into insensi- Compare John i. 3, “All tlAmra wen* l^nde ■ ’ r- riv-r to a pol.it directly north nt the ■ nt of sUrtln; aud from said ixilut sonlli to reverberations of this 25-ton gun bail Irility and outraged the woman, Mrs. by Him, mid without Hirrk whh not any­ I ■ p'.;i - of beginning, containing ten acres died away, in the distant echoes, the Smith dying from her injuries and thing mode thnt was uu-.de.” And abb Col. •। .U1,i-tij <tll H..er|on thirty-one In Is tho Uno of so mxny lives tbs* here I, xvi, and see how txir.elujdve the proof Woodbury • » '■> :r north, rang'* nine west, exrepllne wo nuko our Gres* boast. Oar pills euro L white whole fleet was called to quarters, yards Smith being permanently disabled. Via I>. «fr X. (but Wisdom Is none other than Jesus fni ii'Ii-i’.viveatl streets mid highways now Others do not. „ . were manned and every preparation Lansing ' vtaliy thereon. Also the undivided one-bxlf of • Hinuolf. Cwtrfs LiUta Liver Pills ire very ■mall and made to receive the president of the Detroit........... .■............ .. i ■ Avin*: Commencing at a point fifty­ very eaay to take. Or.a or two rt!l» Ert-kna doM. 2(1 “ By Ills knowledge the depths nre Grand Rapids,... ...... C hicago , April 29. — A freight train tv । (•• •( six Incti-H west and twelve rod . They ere ntnctly vc.-ntabio and do not grtpe or United States with becoming respect. •nr- toe’ mm three inclies north of the southon the Illinois Central dntdted into the broken up, and the clouds drop down the puw, but by their gen tie Action plewosU who a ran« •Stops on signal only. • ist corner of the northwest quarter of section dew.” See the proof of this in Gen. vli. 11; UM them, in viale »t 27 cent*; five for 3L Sola ♦ Nos. 5 aad c will not carry paasengera unlass Seen at this moment, and Ijefore the Ninety-second street bridge yesterday • i..rtv->:ii-. tow.i tour north of range nitre wed; by drugtfeta avorywhero, or sent by maiL Job xxxvi, 27. Nothing in heaven or earth provi ted with freight train pennlte. enveloping ■ clouds ’ ’ of gunpowder —txiwder siiioke sihoke morning just at the moment when the running from thence west e'ghl rods; thence CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New YO«*; । can be done without Him. nnd there Is Freight trains will be run at the convenience north to th- center of the Thornnpple rlvert. .. u_.w |enjer< James Jenson, was swinging it. nothing-too hard for iltin(Jer. x, 12, 13; of the company, vi ho re*, r.e the right to cbann from the aubeequent salutes had ol»tti-;.s- east i«l<iit rods, thenee south t-< place -»f SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE’. SMALL PRICE Tlie bridge had moved, six inches and xxxii, 17; Job xlii, 2). -See Him divide the the tini-of such t.-slnu v.ithont notice. It I- -x;.r->dv understood that this w. K DirirrNn. G*i.T Manager. i m d»viribed premise* Is all tin* premises, mill ------ :---------- - ------------------------------- j as well could be imagined. the engine was derailed, running into lied sea liefore Israel, and the Jordan three pnvILge and rights of ilowage, owned by £■ |. ■ RF Oreroemra As the Dolphin’s bow came into Une Jenson's house and going into the river time* before Israel, Elijah aud Elisha. He V.miz j If. (rinlner and Frank Campbell ami « m | FT Ifil n I M M r&nimoc ' with each m m-of-war, “ present arms ’ i carrying down Jenson who wm drownwith each m ’ n-of-war 1 can-ynng down Jenm.n who was drownbring water from the rock ■ -.11-.'. ini' I ng tht1 late firm. Gardner. Campbell * also can bring water from the rock and i WM »°nT”n til - The engineer and fireman eatmtied or withhold min aLHls pleasure. 1 ’<•.. of Irving, and lust this mortgage is intend-1 to cov-r tin undivided one h iif of all right* U1U Samplefrve. u*xnr4J»T«*Uo-.»>W.UUiB*.U»-*• son, let not not- them depart from Cr^9 8®In-te<1’ ‘5e."!t™ L’JJ'5? ; bj: 3a\upl2£,ntO tb‘’ wa,er *nd ’”nm' . 21. "My son. <4 said Gardner. Campbell & Co., together willi lie perietual right to the water power, ba-k 1 I h toe eyes; keep sound wisdom and <11 discrcI nation^ • nlll^n“!i,?,UKn<S3J m,,*K tO *hore«bine ey«; " it -r. ti iwa.ro and mill privileges described Knn“ ueed to pray, pray. "Turn "Turn away :mine nrt~....OT.. : We need a h v? with the roller flouring m II and all mid T oledo . April ai.-Jn.lir. Rk-k. ot '?"• trot, ‘ “ « fixture* therein now ata'idlng or hereafter to be dentinl progress lasted the cannonading' , ... , e.2 a. i .. n . . t iif ttommand. -r-vt-tf and olared upon lUtld premises Includ­ command. “Run with nutirncn patience Inokliuz looking never censed until in whole more than the United States circuit court has ap­ , the ing both of abov j descriptions. unto Jesus" (Pk cxix.37; Hcb. xii, I) Hap 1,(100 guns h».d been fired. Towards the pointed Wellington R. Burt receiver of py the people who see ‘‘Jeans only” and who Jnjtx A. Roukrtson. Assignee. cloee of their booming long, Mjwrate the Toledo, Ann Arbor A North Michi­ urn truly say, “One thing have 1 desired of Chas. 11 BtUKtt. identity had been merged in one Titanic gan railroad. Attorn-v 1 the Lord; that will 1 seek after—to behold roar, while flashes of red flame atxl Troubles seem to center over the bsted. HuMlnga, March 1st. 189J. beauty of the I-ord and to inquire in dense snlphnroua clouds of smoke: were Toledo. Ann Arbor and North Michigan ■, the ... all the siiectators on the shore could railroad company of late. What with I HU teiuple.” n»„ fl,v .r,„i Btrikw, dinuitm .nil whom, the offl- I f distinguish. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. in tin- matter of lhe estate of Wm C J-•’ll.s.-.B. d-CCKMHl. When the Dolphin reached the end of saying. "Ix>ve the Lord thy God, vl*y His d^crlHlve the line, in the neighborhood of Ninety­ N'otlci" h hereby when that I •ball m*II *t ptibvideo, ileave tiuto Him. for He is thy li£e pamphlet. lle auction, to th* highest bidder, on Friday. fifth street, she dropped anchor and ' * .’nd day of June. A- D. H*J. at t'l and the length of thy days" (Deut. xxx.20). K)r. WILLIAMS ’ made preparations to receive the couyo'clo'k In th* forenoon, at the probate office Paul's determination was thnt Christ F indlay . O., April 20. — It .came to il th 11. rf llxslluv*. in the County ot Barry, F MEDICINE CO., manding yflicera of the foreign bpnadin tne Ma’s- of'Michigan, pursliunt to lleetuo light that th- Standard Oil ixanpany, dto.Qld be magnified in bh body, and he r Schenectady, ff.Y. ron*. wlio /•«■« pseser.ted to the presi­ after years of careful inaneMvenng, could say. Tor me toil vela Christi* (Phil. L and .Hi''iorit» gr.uife-1 to me ou the Hth day of dent by theh respective ministera. April. A. D . |hu3, by the Frobate Court of .ajBrockTlllc.OnL Duly attired in full ceremonm! uni­ securetl entire control of itaj living Birry 1 -nuty, Mlehigin, ail the • iwtatr. right, •AZ "Then aiialt tbau walk in thy way tilie and interest of the said dwtMd of, In form. with.cocked hats and swords the rival, the Manhattan Oil company, and •tufely, and thy foot shall not stumble." and to tlie real estate situate and lielnu in the ! diatingnislit.il officers entered ' tiieir the latter has become entirely merged. When our way is HU way, it must be a xnfc • oiiny of Barry, hi the State ot Michfcrar, known amt described as follows, to-wtti The Barges and pulled off for the presi- The Manhattan has been for fotir years way, nud since He is able to guard us -from tho chief and probably the onlv, rival west h.Ut of tins east half ot the .'onth west S£cht‘ ••mirier of section ten [10] In town three north of the Standard in the Ohio field. The vtumiiiiugfJudeM, tt. V.L Heaurdy will Sir John adiniroir ooi;u Hopkina, the British ........ — -------­ range eight west, Barry County, Michigan, exif we let Him. That He will bold us by al, was first received. He waa presented property transferred by the deal la ihr band (Im. xH, 13) la xiirely an swinwcv c-;k eight .acres in the wiuth east corner de­ scribed ax :*eglnnlng al lhe south «*ant corner ot by Sir Julian Pauncetorte. the British valued at SlH.OOt'.OOO. that He will not let,.us full, but tlua we the above description, aud running thence ambaretador. Next came vice-Admirel north sixteen cliahi' and 4n’i links t -cnee need not even stumble goea beyond ibis. Koxuakoff. tho Rnroian admiral, who west parallel with tlie south iwctlon line tour London, May 1.—Five hundred por­ '•». "When thou Ifert down, thou nhalt rti.uus and M lings, thence aouth sixteen chains •waa introduced by Prince Contacuzeno. not he afraid. Yea, thou shnlt _lte down, «■$ links to the sectlou line thence east on secters and stevedores struck yesterday at the Russian minister. Rear Admiral ixmi line lour chains and 85 links to the place of DeLibran of France waa the third, the Victoria docks because Scruton and thy sleep shall be sweet.” Safety by betfuntug; also excepting oue (1) acre to the south west corner heretofore described. . presented by Mr. Patrenotre, the Sons & Company, master porters and day and by night, at home or abroad, Dated. April )Bth. A. D. 1»3. French ambassador. Then followed atovedores, had employed federation or journeying or resting, and all because the “free" laborers. . -A.i -r, 4. Lord is our keeper (Pa cxxiv, 5-S). Bear Adcuraj MagangiD 1U1T» Administrator. Meat Lassisg & bltoa Do you Know? Michigan Central 7* Gm I&ha&m i Sigai w CARTERS CURE SICK HEAD ACHE 7^ irXili acne Cu res SickHeaaacne —1 Nerve Tonic j Blood Builder HfflYlHE. HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, rtO �Hastings Banner. Thursday, May 4, '893-____ MARSHALL L. COOK. SUItor. editorial notes. I with Ita bwe lhe B”’™ 7* „ WU, X«r lu .nd la publishers rejoice in the fact tha. it Is In • the most prosperous condition since it was founded. The history of the B.vtNRR is but the history nf the sturdy pioneer who braved ail the tempests of a life devoid of the manifold blessings we enjoy to-day, for the sure reward that eomes from Indus­ try and ecouotry. Growing up among those whose best interests it has ajwajs endeavored to champion, it has become firmly established In the hearts of the people aud has become a fixture In many homes. While tlie present management has no doubt made mistakes a falliug com­ mon to all humanity, vet we have always been glad to right any wrongs, that we have done, as far.as possible. We have no promises to make to onr readers further than to say. that it will continue to be our aim to furnish the news, local, county and state In the most’ interesting manner possible, and to coj^ tinue to make such improvements as will prove most pleasing to our readers and patrons, and beneficial to ourselves. We by no means mean to be dictated to by party, nor blindly follow party. We, have In the past advocated the principles •of the republican party, and believe that the wise legislation of that grand old party is very largely accountable for the present prosperity and greatness of our country. We believe that the present principles advocated by the republican party are wholly essential to its continued growth and progressive condition, and without which, industries would soon reach a state of "inoccnous desuetude;” our foreign markets be curtailed; and la­ bor lowered to the foreign standard. Assuring our readers again that we will continue to du all in our power to make the Baxxrb more Interesting than ever, while working at the same time to build up our city and labor for the benefit of Barry county, wc will close by thanking onr patrons and friends, one and all, a prosperous and happy year. Cook Biros. greuiest artists have transformed Jackson park Into a world of wonders. The mam­ moth buildings and decorations are alone worth a visit to Chicago to see, saying nothing of the benefits of seeisg the won­ derful exhibits that wlU be made. A visit to the World’s Fair will enable one to see the greatest troasurw. and the products of the Inventive genius tif the world. In many ways it will be far better than a trip As the Centennial celebration in Phila­ delphia In 1876 was a great stimulus to the inventive genius of America, so the bene­ fits to be derived from the World’s Fair will no doubt lead American minds In greater channels of thought, that will fully keep apace with our rapid forward strides. Eight years ago a democratic administra­ tion pronounced the dispatch boat Dolphin as '‘unseaworthy and worthless.” The Criticisms of the democratic press and the action of the democratic administration ruined the fortune of the republican build­ er. old John Roach, and caused his death. Since then the Dolphin has been around the world, has successfully withstood the roughest seas, and after over 60,000 miles of travel stands to-day as one of the best boats In Its class. And all through tlie great naval review held at the Hampton roads and In the bay at New York last week lhe Dolphin had the place of honor. Notwithstanding the outrageous attacks eight years ago on the vessel, the repu blican Secretary of the Navy, and the sturdyold shipbuilder whose fortune and life were sacrificed that the democratic admin­ istration might giln a little cheap .notorle? ty as •'reformers,” yet the Dolphin was chosen as the vessel to carry President Cleveland, bls cabinet, and distinguished visitors to the head of the naval review, and was lhe vessel upon which the Presi­ dent received the great officials of foreign powers. Official returns from Wayne county com­ plete the canvass of the state and show that the four amendments voted upon at the last election have all been carried. The amendment relative to salaries carried by about 1,500 and that relative to Improve­ ment of Grand River by about 16'000. That extending the power of Circuit Courts carried by over 5,000jind the amendment relative to road Improvement carried by over 0,000, The latest returns show that Hooker la elected by about 16000 Instead of 18.000, and the republican regents are elected by something more than Judge Uooker. The Money yue»tlon. There lias been a great Hurry of late over the money question, and a feeling of uncertainty, caused by the xfreat out-How of gold, pervades the .count#. The demo­ cratic party are vainly endeavoring to lay the present financial situation to the silver purchase act, and even President Cleve­ land • says that ie but the result of “illadvised financial legislation.” There are a variety of causes for the. outflow of g^d, and the present condition might have been reached, even were it not for the silver purchase law. In the first place trade balances are against u.« and gold is demanded In payment There is an extra demand for gold on the European continent at the present time owing to the large demand., for {gold to meet.the l«rge loan recently made to the Austrian ■government, and the great portion of gold comes froir -the Uniti d States. These de­ mands would have been just the same, and just as great, even If we were [not buying an ounce of silver. There Is no question but what the pres­ ent financial flurry Is greatly aggravated and Increased by the fear that we will soon go upon a silver basis, which has resulted in the sale of American securities to Eu­ ropean holders. The free coinage faction of the democratic party Js In the ascenden­ cy. and there Is a feeling that onr whole financial policy Is tending toward the sil­ ver standard. It was not the fault .of the democratic party thnt a free coinage law failed of passage at tlie first session. Even though President Harrison would have vetoed such a law. Its passage would have precipitated a worse crlsl? than we are ex­ periencing to-day in the financial world. The beginning of the present trouble . was occasioned by the Bland silver bill, and the possibility of its passage, and that feas has not been allayed yet, as there Is a possibility that the next congress may pass a free coinage bill. If it does then Presi­ dent Cleveland's stamina will be put to the test, and the country can then see whether he will have backbone eueugh to vfto It, notwithstanding the declarations of his party In favor of tree coinage. Notwithstanding the democratic party Is very severe in condemnation of republicnn financial legislation they seem powerless to give us anything better, or Indeed make any change. But in their attacks of “ill advised financial legislation,” they seem to forget that they refused to repeal the sil­ ver purchase law at their last, session. By not doing so they should be held en­ tirely responsible as to the outcome. I After two years of active preparatk-n ar.despending over STLOOO.OJJ.lnjbt ling the Mums appropriate by foreign coun­ tries, everything was in ratdloau at tire World’s Fair at Chicago M >nday and President Cleveland pressed the button 'that set the wheels in motion. Every­ thing Uial could be done has been done to make the exposition a grand itnxK and one appropriate for the leading country of the world. AH that a progresaive nation and an enterprising people could d » to add architects of th? world and the One reason why the balance ot trade is against us Is possibly because the free list was enlarged so much under lhe McKinley bill. TJie McKinley law made a large ad­ dition to the free list, and the imports Into this country of goods which pay no duty, have been vastly Increased since- lhe MeKlnley law went into effect. Democrats, however, seem to make no use of this point. It should be remembered • that these imports which are allowed to come in free of duty, arc only those which do not ‘'come 1* competition with American labor.” The raising of the American ting In IJtAiojnlu was perfectly regular and is re­ garded as in strict accord with all diplo­ matic precedents. There was a revolution and it was successful. The existing gov­ ernment was overthrown. Why should not the revolutionists have a right to elect what flag they would raise over their coun­ I try? In tire eyes of the American people Mr. Blount’s action is regarded as very un­ patriotic to say the least If the democratic party was not divided against Itself the value of our sliver cur­ rency would be reduced to 65 cents on the dollar. The products of Amercan manu­ facturing institutions and the produce of American farms would have to compete with the products of tlie pauper labor of Europe. Neither factories nor farms can be run at a loss. If anyone suffers It must necessarily be lhe great class of laborers. The prospect for good, sound financial legislation is not very Battering with a free coinage majority In congress and Carlisle at the head of the Treasury. Servlcesabthe-Bresbyteriau church next Sunday at~TO:30 and 7:»p. Morning topic. “Can a man be converted more than once’;" evening, "Don’t neglect your fence cor­ ners." . The Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening In the Presbyterian church will be led by WIB Grigsby. All are heartily welcomed. Loyal Legion Band of Hope at the Pres­ byterian parsonage next Friday at 4 o’clock. The H. C.T. C. Club will meet with Mrs. Donahue; next Monday evening. May 8lh, at 7 o’clock, with the following pro­ gram:— Roll call—quotations. Music. Reading—Miss Alice Burns. History lesson. M nsle. Recitation—-George McGuire. . . Singing by the choir. Paper—Miss Agnes Rich. All are cordially invited to attend. A corespondent has submitted to ua for examination a living creature which he states was obtained from the Inside of a tinned pineapple. The fralt had been boiled at Singapore previously to tinning It, and was then imported to this country. On the tin being opened our correspondent was somewhat surprised to And a living Insect of strange and unknown appearance Inha­ biting the inside of tlie pineapple. On ex­ amining tho Insect we found It to be tho larva of some beetle. the species of which could not be accurately ascertained, couaequently it waa impossible to say with cer­ tainty whether Its natural food waa vege­ table oranimal matter. It la q#ite powible, however, that the statement of our correspondent regarding the cooking of the pineapple may be cor­ rect, for tha fruit might have been imper­ fectly or Incompletely cooked. In that A rood house nearly new with nine rooma, cellar and cistern. Lot eight .J WHY DO WE LAUGH? The Last Call To Bargains! 1 » jjm: easy terms. Any one wno would like Ui> ex­ change tor Battle Creek dty property can find a We now^extend our final invitation to visit 301 North Broadway. The Wind-Storm A WONDERFUL SHOWING In new and seasonable goods of unquestioned merit in Quality and Style. PRICES ARE RIGHT ' On every single article in this entire stock. We will please you in this direction as you were never pleased before. DON’T YOU FAIL TO SEE The innumerable attractions in this new line ci One of the many letters received by D. W. Rogers, Secretary of the Wind-Storm Insurance Co. which has met all losses promptly and never has yet made an assessment on its members: ■8 Mil WS MTIIIS Battle Creek, Mich., Apr. 28, ’93. D. W. Rogers, Sec’y Michigan Mutual Wind-Storm Ins. Co. Dear Sir: Yoiir favor enclosing draft duly received. Please accept my thanks for your promptness in adjusting and paying my loss by the recent wind-storm or cyclone that passed through here. I can cheer­ fully recommend the company and would advise all who can, especially farmers, to become members of the company as it works on the same plan as our Mutual Fire Insurance Company, which has been so suc­ cessful for more than a score of years. Wishing" for your continued success I desire to remain, Yours truly, Caleb Garratt. NEW QOObS EACH * WEEK - Hats and Gents Furnlshlna Goods. We give away a Pair of Stilts with every Boy’s Suit. R. MUDGE & SON? KEnEriBEK WE QIYET2U TOMKTSin-NW Every-day Occurrences HE time of year has come when peo­ ple, are on the “look” for their Spring wearing apparel, but there are many people who are on the “buy” as well as • “look.” In other words if they see what they want while on their looking-tour they often buy. Such are the facts in our store. ’) Every' day lots of ladies look and find what they are looking for. I hey don’t leave unless they buy. Our display has never been excelled in -this city and the ladies are unanimous in their praise of our new goods, trimmings etc., and its now a recognized fact that we sell more Dress Goods then any house in the city. T Spaulding’s Popular Dry Goods House, The society connected with Emmanuel church will be entertained Thnrwlay. May llth, b-Mesdsmes Clara Allen, D. Good­ year, J. Goodyear, Young, Hames, Kurtz, Neward. Goudyrgr and Miss Bush. Sup­ per In society fboma from 5 th 7. The regular monthly meeting of the woman’s foreign missionary society will be held od Wednesday, May 10th, beginning at 3:30 In lhe M. E. church parlors. the temperature of the Interior might never have reached so high a degree aa to cause coagulation of the living tiaeuee or of the structure of the egg or larva. The power of many Insects and mites to resist both high temperatures and the action of many poisons is well known and exceed­ ingly remarkable.—London Lancet. JACKETS AND ' HOSIERY CAPES, Tlie Leader of all Vapor Stoves. Without elevated tank, tubes or drip cup and lights instantaneously. Simple, Convenient, Safe, Economical, Durable and is the best baker rjo'.v on tne market. I ry ore find jou will be ronvinced. GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE MERCHANTS. �Hastings Banner. Thursday. May 4, 1893w. R. COOK. Local Editor. one WB6K More! ffi And they will be pretty well assorted over. The way they have sold the last ten days sltows that they are ;i success and that the people know *hen they get a good thing. We are talking aboutthe 15c GLIMMERS that we advertised last week. Everybody likes them,, and they fill a long felt want. I f yon are going to buy •on..! in and look at them. Late Styles, new patterns white back, double rolls. Ifi . Is, long, 15o. per roll .1 d have all the appearance .if a high priced paper. Large line of Window Shades Fred L. Heath, The Dniooist. LOCAL NEWS. The horse of Ed. Palmetier that was so PERSONAL MENTION. . badly burned in last week’s fire has been receiving tnadieal treatment and is much efi. K. Cook la In Ohio thia weak on better. z It Is believed it will recover buslncM. now. Ed Bottom left for Chicago Monday on a Dr. J. C. Andrus is now nicely located business trip. in his new and commodious rooms over Phln Smith was tn Grand Rapids Mon­ Jra Van Valkenburg’s store, his office be­ ing next to P. T. Colgrove’s. The rooms day on business. are exceedingly pleasant with a nice nut ,11 r^*.,k H<rrlck. of Freeport, was In the look. city Wednesday. v Ijyman Brock died at his home In the Chas. Barlow was in the city the fore 4th ward Monday forenoon from cancer, part of the week. from which he suffered severely for sever­ Prof. H. B. Andrus, of Nashville, was al months past, aged about 60 years. The funeral occurred Tuesday afternoon from in the city Friday. bls late home. Miss Hortense Van Zile returned to The Chair and Table factory will com­ Detroit Thursday. mence sawing stock next and Intend to make things hum in a short time. The new designs of tables made by the institu­ tion are excellent and should be winners with the trade. The Chautknquans will give their Greek play-next Saturday night at the society rooms. The proceeds will be for the ben­ efit of the Chautauqua cottage at Bay View. It Is hoped all interested In this work will be present Admission 25 cents. ■ In a talk with Luke Waters of Hastings, In regard to the wool business h<? says that lhe market will open ud with about 25 cents this season. He has been in this vi­ cinity among the farmers looking up the cornmlng • season’s clip of wool.—Lake Odessa Wave. L/Tlothes thieves paid Green street a visit Saturday evening and made way with var­ ious articles M clothing that had been left out of doors! A good dose ot shot would be a very Wholesome remedy for these thrives and might be the means of lead­ ing to-.the Identity of the guilty ones. ,The ’friemft^ of Miss Nellie. Baldwin, formerly of this city and a typo of the Bankfji will be pleased to learn of her marriage on April 39th to J. Snow Wilkie, at Milwaukee, where Miss Baldwin has re­ sided with her brother for some time. The Banner offers congratulations and best wishes for a long and happy life. Prof. R. I). Bailey. Principal of our High school has received notice of bls unauamoua election to the principalablp of the Gaylord schoela. at an advance of $100 over his present salary. This is a well Hereafter, changes for advertisements deserved promotion and we congratulate ....-1 reach this office Tue.sdays at latest to the Gaylord schools in securing a man of sure insertion in the issue of the week such estimable qualities aud scholarly at­ tainments. when brought. • CtKCML/lTlON • This week, • 75 quires. The W. C. T. U. county- convention,, at als and other interesting nejes on in* Woodland last week was one of the best ever held. A large number of delegates f-itle pages. > were present from every part of the coun­ bh-epiug room to rent Inquire of 0. D. ty and much interest aud enthusiasm dis­ ■.. fing. . ' ’ . played. Tho first evening a gold medal E-.cry kind of material for fancy work contest took place and the second evening Prof. Samuel Dickie, ot Albion, delivered at Russell's. a lecture. I’-ythegem Graham Hour at Carpen* ■ •, Flemming's. J. W. Luuu has received the agency for the American Steam Imundry of Grand Call nt the Basnak Office for old papers Rapids, and all desiring work done at this ttou.‘e cleaning. laundry* can leave orders at hia tailor shop. r E. Ci. Holbrook, expects to build, a new He will send orders every Tuesday and Che work will be returned Saturdays. this 'umtnrr. l he court house tower'wool/ look very This Institution is equipped with the best of machinery for doing all kinds of laun­ ■ ...'r Without clocks. ' dry work\nd prices are reasonable. carpenter A Fleming keep the best can­ ! goods in the city. bundle fur 5 cents. ' I. Goucher is making extensive im■ r 'its on his bouse, a naw kitchen •• ; built smd the wing otherwise L;qilcs and children's summer under• ir from the very cheapest to tho finest: ■ ■> a fine line of mnslln underwear, at Uu-sell’s. ’•Vhen in want of a new spring hat or bonnet, child’s silk or Ince cap or anything m the millinery line, be sure and go fo RuswIFs. - Saturday evening at. tho society rooms the Chautauqua circle wilt give a Greek play. His represented ns taking place in the time of i'ericlej*. tho scene uf action is at his home, and Aspasla. his wife, whose influence over her noble lord Is the talk of Athens. Agnodlce a young girl under sentence ot death fur donning milu attire to disguise herself as a physicliin, tosavoher dying countrymen, Sapplfc tho poet, Hermione. Socrates wife, Xantippe the noted scold. Xenophen’s wife, Hthc great geperal’s wife, a captive prince and attendants are the ers taking-yaxj. A beautiful statue ;oddes» Athena will Ims shown dur­ play, and the Jwyole will cluse fine tableau. Admission 25 cents. Ladies call and see the new dress goods The Hastings Robe and Tanning compa­ bl all Hie new Spring colors and trimmings ny, located in the old carding mill, Is doing to match. All very stylish and prices some excellent work in that line of busi­ •iv'ht, at Rwimjli’a. ness, work that can’t be beaten anywhere. •las Clark was arrested at Delton Friday The business is run by 1^ D. Smith and ■ ‘>r larceny. It la charged that he stole a Son, and they make as fine fur robes, coats, •i-h net from G. R. Main about a year ago. capes and mittens os can be found In the market. Everyone bewailed the fate of He plead not guilty. the American buffalo and the fadt that The Hameltoniau. Bay Prince, will robes would be no more. They didn’t make the season of 1893 at my barn, ex­ realize what excellent substitutes the cept Tuesdays. ’ hides of cattle would make uutil just a Job. Rook hr. short time ago. After it got so that the Tltis long spell of cold, rainv weather price of a buffalo wunld buy a good chunk wilf soon lie Kone and then on-those warm of real estate in Chicago, robes made of Mnitmer days remember those nice o^-1 coarse haired goats came ipto the market They were always unsatisfactory from the fords yon saw at Woolley & Brpnson’s. fact that after wrapping up eldaely In one If you want anything In Lhn line of of them, a person would take must all the glove, and hosiery call at Rtiwll’s. There hair of the rolx* with him after getting out I on >*an fin I everything that Is of the lat- uf ttye cutter or buggy after a ride. Guat < style, can be sure of a good fit and skin robes were Invariably “shedding prices are right. tbeir coat”. Mr. Smith A Son have a particular way of tanning their hides that If yon want any dining chairs or tables sets the hair so that It will stay and any­ eall on Archie McCqy. He Is selling out one who hasn’t wren a robe made from a the entire stock of the Hastings Chair A cow's hide has no Idea of what an excel­ J able company at about one-half the actual lent subatltufiTit makes for a buffalo vine. Sale lasts only SO days. robe. Capesjare made that look as nice as The-law firm of Stuart A Knappen . f high priced tors. These gi-ntlemen have Grand Rapids, has been dlasolvrd. Mr. no trouble In M-lling all the robes that! hnappen retiring and associating with tie they can powlbly make, and at the mar­ bnp id Taggart A Dennison, under It e ket for this quality o< goods is almost »”»> name of Taggart, Kmppen A Dent 1- without limit we look for this business to have a substantial growth. Frank Woodmansee, of Vermontville, was in the city Friday. Fred Hams, son of Mrs. Dear), is quite low with consumption.' John Hessmer bad the windows In his store Very prettily trimmed Monday in honor of the world’s fair opening. The national flag and the Spanish colors were used to decorate, and beautiful house­ Mias Kittle Stebbins, of Eaton Rapids, plants were scattered around an old shoe gilded formed a conspicuous feature, spent Sunday with her parents. and a card announced that it was Christo­ Frank Nichols and Hon. Dan’l Striker pher’s shoe(T), no doubt the very one he were in Grand Rapids Monday. wore when he landed on our shores. E. Mrs. Florence Jewett Is visiting her sis­ Y. Hogle also had his windows trimmed with Hags and large pictures of the world's ter Mrs. FredJJariow this week, fair grounds and the landing of Columbus. V«ir. and Mrs. ElmcrCotant, of Hickory / The Tower Clock. Corners spent Sunday In the city. A great many people when approached Jay Llchty returned to Edmore Tuesday for subscriptions to the new tower clock after a week's visit with his parents. / to be put in the court house, refuse to put Mrs. W. J. Bowne and Mrs. W. IV their names down for any amount, for the very good reason that as all are to be beneCook were in Grand Rapids Monday^ fitted alike in the city all should pay for , Mrs. A. H. Nobles, ot Battle Creek. Is it. and therefore say that If we have a visiting her sister, Mrs. F. R. Paneoast. | tower clock let the city put it In. $io one can deny but what this view of the case vCbester Messer Is In Qhicagu thlk week to attend the World’s Fair opexjt- Is a Just one and that all.will be benefitced. as the clock would strike every hour, and ing. ’ time could be told from every part of the Mrs. Wm. Kline has been called to; Elkhart. Ind., by the serious illness of her mother. Miss Una Quinn is visiting friends In Grand Rapids this week. [Airs. Julia Willison Is visiting In York­ ville and Richland this week. MIrs Bertha Rider bns been visiting Miss Edith Ellis in Grand Rapids for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. IL I. Hendershott went to Chicago Monday to attend the World's fair opening. John Brock, of Otsego, Is in the city, having been called here by the death of bls father. George Shgwnian. who has been- in the employ of of the C. K. Jc S. railroad since it started has accepted a position on the D. L. A-N. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. O'Neil, of Charlotte, attended the lecture given at St. Rose’s church last week. General J. H. Kidd, commander of the department of Michigan, G- A. R., has' Ha-tings now has a base ball team call­ issued an order regulating the observance ed the ‘’Hastings’ Bidets.-’ of Memorial day. lu it be urges a gener­ Th-i be»t line of embroidery silks In the al observance-of the day, and suggests the holding of appropriate exercises in the •.*.y cati be found at Russell's. churches on the Sunday -next proceeding, It. L. N. Mixer has a good buggy aud aud the desirability of inviting citizens and harness for sale cheap. school children to take part lu the cere­ monies. The finest line of liats in the city just Friday Constable Oliver went to Has­ ■ rived at the Bankrupt store* tings and arrested M. Valentine on a By trading with Joe Rogers A Co., you charge preferred by Brooks Car’ton for -tealhlg two cook stoves, raspberry briers ■.hi get your washing soap free. antj/stone. Valentine worked Carlton’s '•r th«jv* bqys ‘suits at tne Bankrupt farm and when be moved to Hostings this -’.-•re from Si.30 to 31.75 each. spring he took the articles with him. Valthoxe fine slir-is with patent leath- Mtlne claims that he had previously bar­ ■ nt the * Bankrupt store for only gained to buy the stove, that Carlton or­ dered him to plow up the briers and the stone he took from the roadside.—Dimon­ recent rains have caused the Tiiorn- dale Regulator. ■ ip; fe to overflow it banks again in many Word was received hero last week of the death.of Mrs. Ella Holbrook Hamilton Qur county, neighboring county and at California, of consumption. Mrs. Ham­ ad ui.al county correspondence on in- ilton was a daughter of Mrs. I. A. Hol­ ■ riik pages. brook and was broughi_up In this city. She has been in poor health for many J.ada-' eonfemplating going to the months and everything that money and World’- fair should call at Russell’s to buy care could do to prolong her life was done, •iv.r drefc« goods. ‘ but of no avail. The news of her death Rush-II’h is IieudquartCTB for the latest will cause great sorrow among her many <vc‘tles, in millinery goods, and prices friends here, where she was much beloved. • luwrst iu the city. We understand her body will not be until s of calls forbid papers now, bill we brought to Hustings for burial ’ ■ plenty of them left at this office. A June. Always Mituke Ed. Powers No. 35 cigar. >vs tin* sanii.*: always the best 5 cent ■ : in the United .States.,, Dr. Elliot, of Hickory Corners, was lu Ute city yesterday. Last week the Journal cast a wilful and malicious slur upon Mr. Holbrook, the city recorder, as well as ourselves, when it said that “tho Bannkb attempted to sneak in a'bid for the city printing.” The truth Is that tho Journal bad exactly the same notification as we. We try and make a business of tending to our own business and handed In a sealed bld promptly. Our bld lias never yet been opened and tire statement that we at­ tempted to sneak in a bld is false and thp Journal knows so, \At a meeting of the school board last evening the following teachers were elected: Mrs. Hinkley, the Misses Nonna Michael. Daisy. Darling. Wllda Bllren, Lillian Wardell, Llbble McUugblln, Mrs. Ruth Carter. theKhses Julia Rock, Franc Williams, Minnie Matthews, Mary Wood­ ard, Phyllis. Diamond. Jennie Lamb, Louise Nagler. Miss Eddy. Neither the principal nor first awlstant were elected last evening, but p'pbably will be next Tuesday night Prof. Sterling has a con­ tract for the present year. When In GRAND RAPlDiistop al city, as the dials will be six feet In diame­ ter. But this view of the case will never bring the clock as taxes are now lhe cause of some complaint which would be intensi­ fied if they should go still higher: While It is not right that 50 or 100 men should pay for an Improvement that will be for the public good and benefit all, but we feel that such must be done'If the im­ provement Is made. We trust that ail will look at it In this light and give ac­ cordingly. The Hastings National bank lias nobly come forward with a subscrip­ tion of 850 and the Wool Boot company has subscribed 8100. Several Individual subscriptions havg been received from 85 to SI5. Every one who can should give and If they do so we will soon be enjoying an improvement that other'-’-" obtained for several years. THE KENT t. UNION DEPOT. • [oh tfl.OOT’or Day. Bqkk.k. Tnuuftr. New Hoow I let «n J BEACH * BOOTH. Social Doings. - The wedding of Miss Anna Patterson Fred M. Soule occurred last evening at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. Kep. Silsby, where the bride has resided for some time. The ceremony took place about six o’clock and was performed by the Rev. W.’ M. Puffer. A reception was given for them from 8 toll at the home of the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Soule. The bride was attired In a very pretty costume of white lansdown with trimmlngs ot brocade silk, and wore white roses. They received many handsome and useful presents. Mr. and Mrs. Souk* will commence housekeeping Immediately In part of Mrs. Myers’ house on- east Green Street. Mrs. P. T. Calflove and Mrs. W. H. Powers were at home yesterday atternnon at the former’s home on Broadway St.. In honor of Miss Hortens** VanZile, of Detroit, and received their lady frier ds from three to six. - Tea Try this tea if you never have, and you will not regret it. It is winning in popular favor every day. We solicit vour patronage and know that our goods will please you. Give us a trial. , Farm for Sale. Eighty acres. 45 improved, good soil, good orchard, large house, granary, stab­ ling. near village. Will go for 83.000. half cash. Write 8. W. Hopkins. Mt. I Pleasant, Isabella Co.. Mich. PHILLIPS & PRESTON, Th* Grocsrs. Q00&5 On account of the cold backward spring we find ourselves overloaded with SQHHEK 5UT5, —■ ✓Miss Nonna Michael, of Laramie, Wy­ oming. Is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Michael. and if cut prices will sell them they are as Miss Gertrude Smith leaves for Chicago to-morrow to visit relatives and will re­ main for some time. good as spld, for we have cut prices so low y Rev. and Mrs. J. VY. Bancroft who have been spending the winter in California are expected to return this week. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks, of Shelby, spent Sat­ urday and Sunday at Geo. H. Brooks*. Thomas Thatcher, of Boston. meml>er of the well known firm of Thatcher A Co.., dealers in wool, was in the city Fri­ day. John Ketcham, of Maple Grove, a grad­ uate of our High school, has been engaged to teach In the Nashville school -for the ensuing year. Mrs. Mel Warren, of Dakota, is .soon ex­ pected In this city for a visit with friends and relatives. Will Hams will leave for Chicago next week to meet her. ✓ Rev. A. D. Grigsby was in Allegan Tuesday and delivered his lecture. “An Englishman's first impressions of Ameri­ ca,” at the Presbyterian church. Drs. Young, of Nashville, and Van Horn, of Dowling, started for Chicago Monday to spend their lime in attending medical lectures, and taking in the fair Jor three weeks. . that no man will leave our store without, buy­ ing a suit. This is NOT W» PUT F/1CT5,—* and if you will call at our store we will prove our^statements good. Yours truly. t. W. HOKKILL, & Q0, ONE PRKE CL2TNIER5. Mrs. Grigsby, of Hastings, at the county convention of the W. C. T. U. at Woutlland. was elected president and delegate to the corning state convention soon to be held at Muskegon. The statement made by the Bannei: last week that Ed. Holbrook had sold his interest in the herber shop was an error ns he has only rented It. The line of chairs and tables made by j । the Hastings Chair & Table company was i purchased by Archie McCoy, ilk* furniture I and carpet dealer, and he is selling them at less than manufacturers cost. The p'an of selling carpets by sample' has proven entirely satisfactory and h a great success. This system was Intro­ duced by Archie McCoy, the furnltnre and carpet dealer, who carries over 200 styles of all the newest and latest designs, from the cheapest hemp to the finest Brnsseh and velvets. Owing to the long contlnned spell of bad weather every one was more thorough­ ly prepared to enjoy the brief period of good weather that we had yesterday. It often happens that we have to experience a great deal of the bitter, to properly en­ joy the many blessings that we receive. y* New houses are being built In every ward ot the city and all of the desirable houses In the city are occupied. There never was a time when Hastings looked asprosperous as she does to-day. With the new factories has dkme a steady substan­ tial growth that will notecase for a long time to come. The long, spell /)f cool weather has checked the growth of vegetation and pre­ vented the germination of considerable spring sown grain. In many places it Is .feared the seed has rotted. The grass and meadows are looking as well a* can be ex­ pected. The only crop which is not In­ jured by the cool weather Is the fruit crojf J desire to call the attention of Bansu readers to the advertisement of the Chautan apartment building In another column for the accommodation of World’s Fair wf?«lton<. I have been personally acquaint­ ed with C. W. Powers, the corresponding secretary for yegxa and can confidently as­ sure my friends that the accommodations will be exactly as represented. W. F. Taylor. , Hastings. Mich. Our Children’s Suit Depart­ ment is full of the best things to be had. • K. K. Qrant. �= himself Iklapel soon rose togo, saying: b^is near tAmidnight, and °W until a wee< the “onld b. tte -Mb »t “■« nlecttm. r Mr Donald hi® now bought a lot In OUR COUNTY th^Wolte “I*1*’"™Ljl"f^TVuM , t/jUddleVille ha® organized a band with C. 1 tt White as leader, and dow the good, ; people of Middleville are preparing te all j their homes with open windows and in S smith, ot VmTJ , doors during the pleasant summer even­ , wlUi bl, p«wu Jrolnings. to Cblcfio. to wort 1“ * * from K,l»m«Woodland has a dog poisoning mania. A NORSEMEN STORY. VIKINGS OF OLD INTEfiRFh th0publion.Ind -» THEIR DEAD IN SHIPS. puroniu were neglected, end the people .punt their time dUcnming there two topic, from morn until night. Cbalpe waa •een everywhere, using all the arts of the politician; the priests were busy Many BnireeC. th. Greet.,. „ * ut all hours: the maidens, with fearful valwnrablc Achille*. H. Lee, of Woodland, had a lamb zoo te work Mr. k. ■ «* v«ator teacher­ IN CHALPA’B HANDS. eyes and blanched clucks, wept and 1 that weighed 13 pounds when It was eight running finely _.J. Hat — All wove shrouds for themselves, for no one hours Id aad another that weighed 15 Um Mat Young I® on tno sicx t»‘ Mrs. Mil >ouu» »otomac. so news knew who would be takou. pounds when It was 3« hours old. In the midst of all Eric became ill Woodland people are rejoicing over the from overwork and lay for ten days in a Jk s. for a poaiUon on the D. L. * Nbeen tbn. preserve1 a curious Rt<)ry J? delirious fever, tenderly nursed by Leia fact that it istprobable a saloon will not lug to the origin of ship burial and Jan-ila, but unconscious of their be located there this year, as the present NEIQHBORINGCOUNTIE8bold vikings, being ratin-r more Incumbent has been unable to secure presence. She rarely .left his bedside, ?Q.t!7J?Ur tbn5 °° Iami nimoS; bonds. ' administering to him the medicines be Interred in mounds together wlththdrri Mr. Coman, living near Middleville had had placed at his side— as he had in­ seis, the great seagoing bont vtaetinZ serving a® a kind of sareopfanguji structed her when be felt the fever gain­ the misfortune te cut a gash on bls knee taining many corpses. ' ing upon bhn—and giving him the food with an ax. and tlie wound Is a very pain­ Mr Kelley will move It to Otsego, a ai»Tbe model of tbe.rlkJng ^dp now „ ful one being on'che joint. that J^n-ila prepared; hanging over him K l«r rm!- exhibition in the National inuseiun U * The teachers for lhe Nashville •choota in tender brooding when ho slept, or restored reprnduct Ion on a nrualI scale of • standing at his side in terrified agony for the ensuing year are all engageci witn C«le<l<»'* New WM el«bt jmm old big vessel that was found rotIll. ,ean ’ when he raved in his delirium—talking the exception of an assistant prinelpal. at Gokstnd, In Norway. R Friday. to those demons whom he saw. she Prof. Andrus of course remains, with an lad The Angelas, a Catholic weekly, has a mound, which had been’ knuwnfo. •ddlUoo «r fiiw to thought, menacing his. life. oenturire os the King’s mound, lwuiscof Kotohom. • ,ouon Maple Cro'lto. «l>h * juat started in Kalamazoo. Her sweet face was the first he saw fine repoutloo M a toatl-r. "IU ta" a tradition U) the effect that u royal pcN Mrs. M. Bailey and daughter Elma, of sonage had been interred there with all when the fever left him, and ho opened Hon. Geo. S. Long Chart' or Ilin grammar room. »■ Plainwell, have left for the former’s old his treaaurc®. It was in.thc expectation of his eyes with speculation and reason in McKInnla l.Jda Felfbner and HortM Is a very popular and successful lawyer of them'. He lay there looking at her for Marshall will remain tor anolhtr JMT. home lu Scotland and will be absent two securing the lattar that the mound wm Troy Ohio. H<? stands high in thu estima­ flrat opened by robbera, who carrM away awhile. She sat at the foot of his couch, and Mlu Engtnla Downlna. who ha. boon years, tion of his fellow citizens, having been The Charlotte city council will pay 830 a great deni that would have been of mayor of lhe city. He writes as follows: and the morning light was gleaming in teaching In tbe Barn', dlatrlcb soutb«Ml interest to adence and the wuVM. •• In this case my brief contains a good many her golden hair. Ho saw that she was ot the tillage. wUl bat" chart' ot one ot for having a stained glass window labeled The story I speak of referx to ihe age of ••Charlotte” In the Michigan building at the Important points In bwr of Hood’s Sarsaparilla pale and wan with anxious watching, the rooms.—News. fable, when the Scandinavian nwtlZwM which I feeMt my duly to file with you. We World’s fair. and her eyes, that looked so mournfully have found the njcdlune of very weal '-duo at peopled by a race of god*, whose king our bouse, as my fwtter half and myself bay# Here they rdoaxd ft with <1 ton into out over the meadow, had dark blue There are 85 applicants for the position Odin. Odin and bb> wife, Freya. had two F. McDerby was In town Monday on both Iwen greatly benefited by it. 1 got into the air. of Superintendent of the Charlotte son®, Balder and Thor. Balder was beauU. shadows under them. She sighed as a quite a serious condition with Now Iklapel and Kulcan had con­ breath of scented air came, full of business—Miss Zernle Sundayed at home schools. Tbe salary Is 81,900 per year. ful and.gentle and was beloved by tl;8 —Miss Rena Dumnhan is spending a few Indigestion and Dyspepsia. ceived a plan which delighted them Eaton Rapids will have a lodge of lady gods, who looked to bin dream* for guid­ I had very llltlo appetite, and when I did eat both beyond measure, and their thoughts spring’s promises, in at the open window, days kt Nashville—Bev. F. £. Stowell la ance. He had, however, one enemy. Loki and turned to find his dark eyes with attending district meeting this week at suffered very severely with nausea aud distress ran hi this wise: Instead of a Katun Maccabees. the evil god. One night Bald* r !a a dream tn n-.y stomach. At times 1 had very severe feast of horrors, bloody sacrifices and love’s gentle gleam in them fastened Sunfield—Mrs. J. C. Krelger is at Char­ Tlw prwenl mtan hM w Ur teen Uw heard a voice telling him that bi» Hfe wu headaches, and In the mornings would have upon her face. She gave a little start lotte on business. mo,t profitable one tor tboee who bare In danger, and in the morning he told bis that tired feeling and feel so dull and ■piris- dread sights thjit brutalized the people and then came to kneel beside him and irsa dial 1 felt no inclination to attend my bust­ and mode them cruel and hard hearted; better and ear» to mH. In manr yeara mother of it. Freya was greatly worried, take his hand. She was not yet certain Eugene Horton rejoices In the advent of No doubt It la doe to tbe larfie «tn de­ anil .going to all things animal, ininml they would have a marriage feast! And that this was not a new phase of tho fe­ a new boy In his family, bom April J3th— mand tor there products "bleb will and vegetable she exacted cf thioi an oath the bridegroom would be the wonder ver; but he turned his face to her as he Rev. Newberry, of Kalamazoo, occupied probably continue through the Worlds that they would not harm Balder. nets. But I found In Hood’s Sarsaparilla a trae worker. Quetzal, and tho bride Leia, the pressed her hand and said: the Baptist pulpit last Bunday—Charles fair. One of the largest buyers In baton While on her mlwion Freya came to cue friend. It seemed to .give strength to my weak daughter of Atxlan. The audacity of “Dear heart, how long haye I been illF Nevins has sold his interest in the old Rapids had up to the 2Gth of this month little plant, tbe mistletoe, which appeared T his scheme staggered them at first, but stomach, restored my appetite, and assisted “Oh. so long, so long', my own—ten homestead to bls brother Alfred—Miss L 1- shipped out 'over 43.000 dozen eggs n to be incapable uf working ham, and tkas digestion, so that I can now eat heartily and they grew familiar with the thought as enjoy It. With the disappearance of my indiges­ long, dreadful days—and I feared that I He Hazen begun her school In the Pendill April. Tbe price paid has averaged ISJg no oath was exacted of it. Whin Freya they pondered it, and were pleased with tion I have also felt should lose you! But yon will get well, district last Monday—Mrs. E. Caldwell en­ cents, a remarkably high price for this had finisbeil her task xhc retun>*-d home themselves mightily. But it was a long Renewed Strength and Vigor, sweetheart. Yon will not leave your tertained company from Otsego last Thurs­ season of the year. Good dairy butter has nod told Balder and his fr'.uid-t what she day—W. 8. Smith rode his new safety to readily brought 91 cents and the only had done, and the gods in their pUyi often and every day feel as though I could do three time before they approached Eric upon poor Leis!” Kalamazixi and back last Saturday, making trouble dealers have experienced la get- amused themselves by shooting arrowior times as much work u formerly. And best of the subject. “No, dear, I will not leave yon. I the trip of 20 miles in one hour and 50 throwing stones nt his Invulnerable body enough of IL—Eaton Rapids Journal. all. the benefit Is not temporary, but jM^rmaneut. When they did they were fortified My wife was In a weak, nervous, debilitated with many grave reason® and convinc­ shall recover fast now, I think, and you minutes—Mrs. Lizzie Wood is visiting to eee them swerve aside just tefore react­ “Doc” Bentley the leader of Lansing’s ing him. Loki, however, being determined condition, growing worse all the time. Hood s — my own — you look so pale and tired! her parents at Irving — Mrs. Wilcox and Sarsaparilla did me so much good I persuaded ing arguments with which to overcome gang of burglars, was captured by tbe to do Balder harm, went to Freya dteguised her to take IL and In her case, also, It seemed all possible objections, but to their sur­ Ro and rest and get some color in those mother Mrs. Crawford started Monday to police on Saturday night. At his bouse m an old woman, and learned from her the to work like magic. H built her up finely, aod .visit friends in Kansas. ' prise he fell in with their views at once. white cheeks." did everything you claim in saying were found goods taken In nine different only thing that might be employed In in­ She laid her head on the pillow beside But he said: burglaries, among them the goods stolen juring his enemy. Then, hurrying sway “Not I, but Leia, must decide the him and looked deep into his eyes. After Remarks about the weather are now in from lhe Dimondale depot a few weeks be found the little mistletoe, nud earring ■Makes the Weak Strong.' JVe are warm question, my friends. * Let ns go to her awhile hqr own lids drooped, and in a order and Mid remarks aw not meant to be ago. He will get a long term in prison, It into an arrow returned to the *pcg where moment She slept, with a contented complimentary either: but with cyclone® if he receive® hl® deserts. Tbe I-ansi ng friends of Hood’s.’’ Gxu. 8. Long, Troy, Ohio. and ask her now.” the gods amaiwl themselves shocking at smile upon her lips. Tho blue veins in ravaging other parts of tbe country we police have bunted for him nearly all Baldr. Apwt from lhe Jrotfd stood Hoder, Hood’s Pills are purely vegetable, and do They went to her apartment, and as not purge, pain or gripe. Sold by all druggists. they entered she perceived that they had her forehead made her skin look like should be satisfied that it Is as well as il is whiter, but up to thl® time, he had eluded the biiud, and appnku hing him L>ki in­ purest marble asshe lay there. Her with us — James A Ryan made a business nil attempts at captun?. duced him to shoot the arp- ' at Baida, come upon some more than ordinary er­ rand. She .paled as she gazed upon their feweet breath fanned his cheeks as he trip to Kalamazoo last Munday- -Tlie rain Allegan Baptista expect to dedicate who fell shot through the U4ut. Odin mourned three day? Xr- l Hirahe Eaton county’s famous murder Is ove serions faces, and looked from one to, gazed upon her, fair and childlike, yet a iust Sunday kept a good many away from their flue new church Sunday. church although we had had no services woman in tho full Lldom of her rare ordered that Balder’s body In- carried to and John Butcher was found guilty of another with questioning glances. The case ot the Paw I ’ aw laectric Light beauty—perfect—lhe very dream of an for four weeks—'obn Ryan, of this place tbe seashore aud be placed uixui die ship murder in the first degree and was sen­ - Taking her hand Eric spoke: accompanied Rev-. Fr. Laugh ran. of Has­ and Power Co. vs. the Village, of Paw Stringbolm:. together w’-'-h h:s |.tnnor. tenced to life imprisonment by Judge “My Leia, Iklapel and Kulcan have, artist or poet. splendid dotl.-e*, and hi- lu r-e. w ith allitl Smith, this being the first life sentence , When he left his bed and could walk tings. on a visit to Charlotte last week— discovered, I know not how. that we Harvey B. Adams is building a bay win ­ tbe Judge has pronounced. A hard fight to his window and look . forth, lo! the The first arrest ever made of parents at trappings The ship •a.u tantwhiand was made on both side*. When Butcher love one another, and they wish to have,■ spring had stolen upon the canyon sud- dow and porch for Albert Storms, of Grand Rapids for not sending their chil­ -fire from the friction of tit ron<m|buratd Prairieville—More sheds ah? being erect­ was first arrested for the erkne. he con­ instead of a human sacrifice at the feast dren to school was made this Week. Tbe it. ifiSgrfther with its m-upMu, tu uhe. fessed doing It, but at the trial tie denied of the Katun, a marriage feast, to maket denly and sweetly! The sight of green ed at the brick yard, and more men’ are case will be pushed to see what there is And Ckiinordered tlujt asldt-nd nienshcaM it and waid Im? wad made /to confess by it a day of gladness and rejoicing, andI meadows, the blossoming trees, the snipe Is-ing employed with the view of making be burned upon their ship*, together with in such a law. having a pistol pointed at his head anil they have chosen us as the victims. I; darting in zigzag flights acrosc-: thelung, business lively bye and bye. all thtir property, the remain* toibecv'threatened by a mob. Notwithstanding have left the decision to yon.” Four Hillsdale bon about 12 years of lected and covered with a mound '>1 carta. . j easy swing of the swallows as they this'the jury found him guilty, being out Of creruntorli-x of this kind the *ldp She hid her face upon his shoulder, ■ skimmed the water, sent the blocxl , Arthur Stone, of Lowell. was In town age played ••guillotine’’ the other day. • : coursing through his veins, and he felt about two -and a half hours. The two youngest were persuaded to lie grave al Mokklebysl, N.unvay, an and they had uo other answer. In fact Friday looking after the business Interests when she roisetl her head they had both। ; his strength returning in a rush. But of his Freeport store—There was no school down with their heads resting on a block excellent Illustration. The i:;-ind is hr ot wood, while thu others tried to w? how j ( u „ plain. In full v;r« <>! ?' c-i he had been near . to death ’ s door, and departed Mid gone about their business. in tho primary department Friday as the close'they could strike lo tbelr necks with over which the buried ‘•hip u- to tx-uni In the midst of his Ifcppiness Eric was the fact was known to the jteople of teacher Mrs. C. F. Gardner attended ex­ an ax without hitting them. The necks I All around_ the monnd ’-ii twelve _____ _____ un|' ... seized with a feeling of insecurity, a Atzhui. It strengthened Chalpa’® posi­ amination—Brnce Keister, of Lowell, of the boys show .that some remarkably I fret, ___ wid, ... ind three fe ' a--p, which, co spent a few days In Freepurt last week— foreboding of evil, which was in truth tion immensely. tbe south and west, Is traverse! by a bridge­ ••This is ho go<l F ho proclaimed. *‘ Tis A law suit in Justice Pantel's court Fri­ close blows were struck. the prelude to a period of illness. Afty An old nuhi by tbe name of Brown. like dam. The interior << the munqd preday attracted considerable attention — Miss but a man. for lo! he is dying! His battling with it for awhile he resolved Lmiua Richard'on. a blind lady, from Hying near Battle Creek bad to be taken ►enta two layera—oneof I--u r-plinteainto avail himself of the only means of . breath is as ours. Shall we worship a Clarksville, assisted by a few friends gave to the poor house anueared for. as be was terruiX’ri with soil an.! cifKlera. and '.te reaching th* outside world by releasing god^who^nn become ill as we can?’ a concert In tbe Cong’l church at this too feeble to work. On his arrival at that other cansiktiug of' cinders and b iu:«! retmiiita Over this n nuihbar of < bp-cta <e» hta long captive carrier pigeon. Many * Then Eric began to fancy, ns he lay place last Friday evening. A collection Institution he was treated to bath which ajnme its soft eyes had petitioned for in his bod at night, that he heard prowl­ amounting t<» Sil was taken up for her surprised him much, ns It was tbe firstone strewn which showed that hen! a vliip bad been hauled ashore and'cayly ilroextad ing footsteps alxmt his house, bnt Jan’ "freedom, many a time he had almost ben, fit—Levi Sperry moved his family to he had taken for thirty years. with Miivlds aruunq its bulwark* and with opened the wicker cage, but had checked ila, watching jealously, could not detect Sunfield the first of the week—Iva Moul­ Arma and other articles <)f war pil'd up, The Ijike Odessa Wave thinks there Is any prowler®. But Eric put his revolver the generous impulse, determined to ton was the guest of Freeport friends Sat­ aerrjns thus ax tl:r funeral |-yn-> hiua®await the hour of need. Somehow it in his bed aud kept it there. He awoke urday evening and Sunday—A .delegation a great field fur home missionary work In that village. lta«t Sunday boys played mandt-r. seemed to him that the time had now at duwu une morning and lay watching from lhe “different Sunday schools of this The reninlns in this instance hxvtag . the rose tints grow and gleam along the place attended the 8. 3. convention at ball there within a stone's throw of the arrived. . been consumed they .were coiketed in ». church and made much disturbance. canyon’s, castellated brows. Soft jiearly Irving station Tuesday. He wrote the message upon a piece flat bronze vessel, togrthrr »■ .in^otneper shadows mingled with the rose, and Oue Three Oaks man offeis SlOO for a aoDal property of the owner, cvoistiltg <u ••1’oday as I was hunting along the squirrel skin, the parchment of the barrel of flour. He Is somewhat particular two combs, checker men,’dice aud arrow cliffs I heard voices, and walking softly priests, and Listened it to the pigeon’® deep, sullen blood crimson hung in the The weather prophet has gurs^l the in tbe light snow I came close to one of tail. Tho hinl looked bright and well; crevices of the rocks. Above was all weather this time when he said we would about It, however, as it must Im? made In heal*. This receptacle holding the re­ mains «.f the drill ci.it! wits ;-'-irc«l in an the old homes up there where no one it seemed eager to be off as it gazed ut sulphur and gold re<l. shooting up In have a storm beginning the 20th and last­ Three Oaks. dwells. The voices were within, loud him with its head dn-ono side and strug­ long streamers across the clear, cool blue ing the rest of the month. The roads are A special train load of 118 hotel girls excavation at the i-ttoti. ■-! ;i>e and angry. I heard Chalpa speak. He gled to free its wfags. Leia took it of the sky. Ho heard the peewee call in a terrible condition, the waler break­ from Boston bound for Chicago, drew a Above It a nun»l|er < f ..rtn' said that unless we had a sacrifice we from his liands, for it had long been her and the shrill “teet'teet" of the snipe. ing over the road lit many places. The crowd to the Grand Trunk depot in Baitte Ln an uutanntsl pAt*kii> jxjfsicould hold no Katun feast; that he who pet, aud covering it with her scarf she Then a robin burst out in a rich, rollick­ clay roods are nearly impassible—Corn Creek, where tbe train stopped to allow unburnrd reiraiihs »4 animal i«bly the portion Unsigned ti> the opposed the Katun sacrifice was a foe to carried it up to the temple top where no ing matin song that made his heart swell planting will be very late as it Is too wet the girls lime to eat some baked Im?*ii*. .lung jwm from the funeral feast ( >t i to plow — Hydcu Myers has a, position In with a queer mixture uf joy and sadness. Atzlau and should die. Then there was one would observe them. Here they — Sheriff Walkinshaw baa had the jail In ,„,.n at the |. It was oil so sweet. to . come ---------hack —. to the Sunfield school as teacher for the eont- Marshall painted, papered and thoroughly ney to Walhalla. 11:»- ' i.ir.idrvd* cl disputing, but he silenced it and de­ released it with a toss into the air. mound was covered w. Straight as an arrow in its flight, fox ant^ 80 touching to him, softened by ill- Ing year—Dell Myers let-anted irom the cleaned. ig». r.nch«A clare?! that the new governor must be of The work was done by the nails, mountings, ra.t-i north with his team last week. He will prisoners and saved the county at least shields and other lliinu-. the old religion—a believer in the death five hundred feet it darted up, then be- uw”. that the tears almost came into his work for M. Lipscomb this summer—Ida 8150. ’ ’ in ’ ever widening ■ - • ( ■ sweeps, eyM< Then as lie looked he saw a dark gift and all old rites. He claimed that gan to circle In another kind vf N'<-r-‘ xirinl the body Elliot, of Woodbury, h in this vicinity ,?!;r,ut Mt'S he had many votes among the people faster and faster, ever higher, ever hand and. arm appear at his window. this week as seamstress for Mrs. Heattun Wayland will be a strictly temperance was placed in the ship . ing cov/rtd and the priests and could be elected, but stronger as its winga gained power The hand held a bunch of small, pale —MY. .Stairs died last Saturday after suf­ town In the future, a® the liquor bond ha* burned, the entln? '( •• large mound. the people must be stirred up to pro­ until at last, high iu tho firmament, it green berries, and it shook nervously as fering a long illness. The funeral was been ral«ed to 80000, which will knock out with earth so as to ft'tv.i c hi- *tyie ct Thebe*:- knownrxamju claim their desire for* a great, glorious passed beyond their virion, and the can­ they were squeezed, and a few drops of last Monday at the house—Mrs. Chas. Ful­ the dealers there. interment is afford»*i b>y ft yon wall shut. It out. They stood ai- grayish white juice fell intX‘ his water ler spent the week at imn.e with her par­ Katun, with a beautiful victiqj. mound. A. it. Wells, ot Big Rapids, is in Alle ­ ents at this ulacr—Mr. and Mrs. Winey •*Oh, his words made my flesh creep lently watching until it had gone from jar, which stood on the window rill. • •• Iu a second he had fired at the hand, attended the surprise on Ids mother In gan,county buying a carload of heavy conducted with and my blood to boiL I longed for i view; then Eric said with a sigh of r«-wsnlri Norman- horses. In conversation with paasagewny through the »■ Campbell last week. She was the recipi ­ but mis.-ed his aim. Jan-ila awoke with Quetzal's thunder death that kills afar satisfaction: <,f dishes by her him him he says farmers in this section art­ lhe acientiilc exphn rs stood dazed______ for a ent of a very nice “He’s well off! Now if no hawk seizes a startled .yell and ___________ off, bat I held my jmace and crept be^ In the children—Ettle Gerkey Is nursing a boll raising too small horses, which are un­ entire ship eight} fia- to hind tbe rocks, for they began to come him, nor hunter bag him, ho will be in moment, thert rushed to the window. on her arm this week —J. Spencer de­ saleable for many purposes.—Wayland Sat­ middle of the shipwa* •- Irout with ’ No one was in sight, but a minute later forth. There were twenty in there. Son Franch jo in u few days.” urday Globe. tier of wood in the formol horned the cattle uf Mrs. U Foreman last “And thenF’ she inquired dubiously, i people began to emerge upon tlie houseAgzai, Bela, Quustit, Rakki-pisk, Bart- 1 Saturday—There was no Sunday school Wm. Canwe’l, of Grand' Ledge, lost a gpble. in which the remK. rntmad “Then? JWelL—then in a few more tops and peer abouL Others hurried to on acconnt of the rain last Sunday—What tel-ai aud'Ueia, lhe hunchback, were pocket iHs-k Cfiintainiiig SSOO. which was were deposited. The *;k>' Eric ’ '’s dwelling ’ ‘to ascertain the meaning will the cattle cat If the weather docs not among them—the oldest of our fathers— days pcfliaps you will see other men of ” th»« proceeds of a car load ot stock he had was required to have a ! and they silently went down, in The my kind, many of them, maybe—and of Quetzal's thunder. All joined in the change soon, is the question among far­ ShlppMl to Buffalo Hh is at kwa to know •i; from the twilight like murderers.” After digging away tin' 4nn thither maybe, too, you will find some one far search for the wretch who had attempt- mers at present, It is to oold for the h..w it was lost an he plaod it In Ns in Upon doser questioning Jan-Ila, whose morn to your liking." He looked slyly «1 hw life, but he had left no trace. The to grow. Ilay Is scarce—May Huff, sltie vest pocket Mr Capwell Is not a place chosen the sliip*xynmemory was very’ remarkable, repeated at her, but she scorned to reply. She circumstance put Eric upon his guard. of Kalamazoo. i» among friends In this y|. rich wan and the loss will fall heavily up­ by herse® and lowi-rri " ward into the exeavati' ”The M-;.nkhral on him. the debate verbatim, and it was serious wa® so sure there was uo man like him He realized that thl* enemy was willing each ride with strata enough to cause Iklapel and Eric to look in all the wide world that she could to resort to the sternest means to accom­ “I:," ?»-«• ni. chiMrei, rit. When it M. J. Jacques has been appointed) post eham’.ier was then built smile at the very .thought. plish their end, and he once more put on getting him a nice chair. „,« in state atdre grave and anxious. master at luike Odessa In place of Tecpie, ready the corpse, array--; drawn to the “What can ure do?’ the latter in­ That night in herdreams she followed his belt and holster Mid carried his re­ the defaulter who had to resign. and girt with arras. quired. the bird in his flight over the deser^ and volver wherever he went F‘.rr B.n’VT •''"’•"IPir bal'd hay Fred Moore, a Hltle Allegan boy. was ground, introduced it>t • -11 •■ This attempt upon his life, however, Old Iklapel gazed into tho fire for sev-. the mountains, aud itseemed that it wns through no opening temporarily • in eight of a fair city, but suddenly a was adroitly used to Chalpa’s disadvan­ are ablpplnc .bmp to-day-Balo retard, ripped by a playmate at school aad his that purpose and laju <-n n lt”XejoS<d. era) minutes, then answered: h g fractured below the knee. “I am in doubt, my brother. It is too hawk with the fact? of Chalpa swooped tage, for he alone was known to be in­ d‘T’ hl,,‘ wlnJ ’“I Tbe opening ran* then pt r...•• soon to announce ouy plans or' proclaim down and struck it to the earth, then de­ imical to Eric, and the election, which week and only one dear—Mrs. Lillian Severer years agn Walter Alley was a went last Friday to be nt the funnr our view's to tho people. They are not voured it at his leisure. She awakened took place two days later, was lost to Store al of btr father—Tbealx 3L K cblr^ in resident ot Allegan, and was a rather fast ynung man. Itafirrly h« baa been ready yet But Chalpa w gaining ground, with a shudder, glad to find it but a hinl by only twenty-two votes. The this circuit harebeeu divided. Rev. Van proprietor oTtbe city employment bureau I can see that, and he can cause us much dream. She did not tell it to Eric, for priests and Uh heads of families alone Font yearn «m<». so " ; PininU'*00* eralrlw»IH« Ud and messenger service at Kalamazoo called out I u the mid--trouble. I know not what to do.” she was snperstitionsan.il feared it would voted, ‘and/the latter were largely in­ •\Vimt’s fluenced by the dastardly attack u|»n Gnll Lake and West Creasy—Will Town Jji-t week he advertlriri fc.i doo hands to election crowd in Chica^i “Kill him!” cried Jan-ila, looking at trouble him. •co to (.blcagn aud other points, promising matter with Robert LM Eric ’ s life — iiladng it entirely to V'halThe very next day tho couucjl of the Eric. “Kill him as yon did the snake h improving the condition of ground In m i work upon psymeut of a certnln fee. profound rilcnqs that • r-u .litaCT and the great heart in tbe woods! Then Katun was Vailed. Its duty was to select pa's account. 87 toonf11 ,nI,U’‘rw* and rtrawtwrriCT- Many paid but when they appeared for only by the only by ' asked, a victim and arrougu for tho great feast. aJ’eracM .Z1' ?‘Ch °f r,i”rdl llwt *»**; ranMM.r1uilu0 Alley had departed, taking he will no longer trouble you.” [ CONTINUED.) / In the midst of his speech Jan-ila It was composed of twelve prints *he U7,‘Ty. a,“‘ ,ravh* *•**•'-* hundred “What was Nir. i started and sprang noiselessly tn the oflice being hereditary, the only heredi­ dollar, imlebtneas.—Alh-gau Gazette. Boston Adverti®cr. General John Pope was called "Saddle door. He peered up and down, across tary office in Atzlau. Some of them Between S7.00Q and Sd.ooo was dhtrihen he liras took command Ono Ilaur-n Wark. tho moonlit space between the house and were old. but the majority were men bag John. bute,! among the «mtekqrcm Of the C. J. A of t be Army of Virginia he found ererrTh.Htl.vt • l».k>.h»»l-! “"T" pro­ “ I ’ m simply exhausted, ’ ’ Wl j,i 3^ ni B the river, and turning to those within under thirty. Chalpa was the chief of thing in confualon, which he act to work te £^r m. It IL at Marshall last week. 'RMn whispered: this council and one of tbe three who haphazard or IS “ °hU f<Coo,*^Uentl>'' naked 7 1 Te b*n 001 oot w,;ole hour - "I heard a sound. Some one waa lis­ cast the fatal Tot to decide which of the when- tin headquarters Were, he rt-nliw! HUto arh»<oi are rablug portion- IU. rotation ro ihr ta»^ u ■U t‘!Q 1 f.rt “Y “ counl»- why, la mtrnsy for a piano for tbelr room. .1 " be *o intimate that a chanc tening at the door.” :.n the aaddte " Ml. twenty maidens selected by the council ^In ^iX.2Btart™»:» 1 bought five yanberf As he -poke Eric saw a- shadow paAJ should die./ . ‘ quarrer. ware -Im th. .addle <» th. move ■' di mi r1® i" it- <•” the window on the other side. Iklapel The council was in secret aeaaion aod th,lr location lUdd. to ba In daroreroo. 8 "rth.M 'omp.ny Tn. !to"..n M w, bo r to ’ * b,x,k for WilHe, a a„ dttrt^^ had heard nothing, but Jan-ila waa con­ eighteen day®; no on*> knew its decision, prododt, >0 th. Pair of ahoca for Sallis and stockings for UT rt SLS"**- *“ •"«■»» tor n- Ml". Ahoroo ««• np t«" Jamie, three neckUes. teur couS a^. vinced that some one had been spying, not even the high priest, and the result fiadonAh-WMltlostonSta,. hind 'b, lK.^n« au?l that one he believed to be Chalpa of it* deliberation* would not be know? TKUllm to J * P* ' °t bOWM 11" pound Uf candr L^£tfe IhoMoond cox--6» thtt'-'O"“UV- “* to the horse, but anterior to Ex-Mayor Long n~d more sleep than young ones. And wrapping hta btankot lighUr Cured ot Indi goation w"*1 oyapoP*1.* rtOT> Mm -twte<l fnrtb. declining Janila’s offer of his company. eaurwinun b.u«up-w</» creoirp lUmcllMl. ; CHAPTER IX. J“?” Hood’s Cures Hood’s Sarsaparilla ^ 22!Z: THE �Hastings Banner Thursday, May 4, lS93 Postmaster-General Elwell has Issued a notice to all.poetmasteis that there is now In operation In the government building on the grounds of the world’s fair a branch of the Chicago postoffice, known as the world’s fair station. Thia station will make regular collections and deliveries through lu own force of letter carriers from and to all points of tbe exposition grounds and will transact money orders 4n> registry business as well as all other business pertaining to a firaC-class post­ office. Postmasters are Instructed to use every proper means to give publicity to this information. in order that persons in­ tending to visit the fair may. If they so de­ sire. have their mall addressed to tbe World’s Fair station. •t -.nui’. e to permanently cure nit in view of the fact that many reports Rupture ot both sexes. N’> P^n; no vo deittntfi.it from buwlneas. bur have l>een circulated to the effect that vis­ [urination amt illustrated pamphlet con- itors at the world’s fair will be charged so much per breath and ether equally prepos­ |. i ; K MILLER CO- UK. tM. I'd Mlrh- terous representations having been made : e . Detroit. Mich. ■ •__________ concerning fees and charges President Higlnbotham ha* issued n circular letter to refute them. Among other things the circular contains these: The exposition will be open in readiness (or visitors May I. An abundance of drinking water, the best supplied to any great city In the the world, will be provided free to all. Ample provision tor seating will be made without; charge. About 1,500 toilet rooms and clowts line of and will be located at convenient points In the buildings and about the grounds, and they will be absolutely free to the public. • Tbe admission fee of 50 cents will fen­ title the visitor to fee and enter all the expositlon building. Inspect the exhibits, and In .short, to sec everything within lhe ex­ position grounds, except ihe Esquimau ylHagr and the reproduction of the Colora­ do cliff dwellings. Imposition or extortion of any descrip­ liv-lcinn arid Surgeon. tion will not be tolerate-. i4-imu>. ' ■ M'.'U attended ei.iy or night. OL Free medical u,,d emergency hospital Stnv.i :! s Ik»«i shoestore service is firovided on the grounds by the exposition management. The bureau of public comfort will pro­ Attorney .it law. Hastings. Mich, vide commodious free waiting roorns, in­ in nil courts ul the state. Col- cluding spaciousjadies’ parlor and toilet rooms in various part., of the grounds. I From the alxive it is- obvious one inaj visit the lair with the assnutpee he i ill p. lath hop. not be taxed every time he winks dr ven­ tures to exercise any of the privileves of a sightseer. Much of the hnmo>DUs stuif .1 country 'promptly at>^uLconfidence sharps and bnncostecivrs is lhe veriest rubbish. When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to Oliver Sharp, a six-year-old Holly boy. was frightfully Injured. He was caught tn the wheel of ■ buggy and the calf of bla left leg was tom loose. It took 70 stitches to sew lhe wound. A strong prohibition dub has been formed at Reed City, with H. M. LowHL of tbo Lowell Manufacturing company, aa president They have a male quartette in the club. ALWAYS SMOKE Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. CAPITALS7 3.OOO. O. Jack ITbbson, an old resident of Caro, SURPLUS 81v.000.tHJ. How * Thin? was talking to a friend the other day. Ilobeon bad Just said that be didn’t know We offer one Hundred dollars reward Incorporated under tbe laws of the State of whettier be would make a certain deal, as for any case of catarrh that cahuot be Michigan. be didn’t know how long he would live, cured by Hall’s catarrh cure. when he dropped dead. F. J. Chenxy <fc Co., Props. Toledo, 0. Open for business Dee. 18.1SM. We the undersigned, have known F. G. officers: St Louis the other day saw a desperate Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe struggle on the top ot a high building. him perfectly honorable In all business D. G. Robinson. President; Cheater Messer. Vice. Pres. One man threw the othtr off the roof. Of transactions and financially able to carry D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. course no one expected to see the man out any obligations made by their firm. reach the ground uninjured. He did, how­ West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To­ ■ DITJCCTORS: ever, as ho was only a stuffed man. ■ ledo, O. D. W. Reynold*. It Acknowledges no Superior. D. G. Robinson, Waldlng, Klnnan A Marvin, Wholesale A lump of copper^ weighing 38 pounds John Oarvetb, Chester Messer. was plowed up in a field in Levlanaw Druggists, Toledo, O. P. T. Colgrove. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, county the other day. It Is thought thnt Has the only savings dei>artment In lu Harry it drifted down from tbe upper peninsula acting directly upon (he blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75cts. per County and pays 4 percent Intvont on all time HASTINGS, MICH. copper regions many years ago. It looked deposits. ______________________________ as If It had been melted and cooled off In bottle. Sold by all druggists. Tostlmouials free. the earth. THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market J. MILLARD, Kleh. Brd Hldod The-.’.year-old daughter of DanJel Bar­ ret of Jackson drank the contents of a As naturally results fro in taking Hood's Sarpersonal cleanliness results from small bottle of carbolic acid and died in sapariilaas free use of foap and water. This great purifier agony. Thoroughly expels scrofula, salt rhtium and all other Impurities and builds up r»ery organ of the body. JCow Is tbe time to take It. Y©(1R FAVORITE H0HE NEWJPrtPER ----- ;AND----- Th Leading Republican Family PaperwUs United States FOR ONLY $1.10 ONE YEAR The highest praise ba* t«en won hy Hefei’s The common clay pipe, like tbe needle, Pills for thnlr easy, yet etficlent action, bold has to undergo a large number of opera, by *11 druggists. Price XScents. tions before completion, nearly, nil of which |.'ii,e creams are conducted without mechanical aid. The clay, after being levigated, mixed -■■h confectionery, Detroit and kneaded lo a proper consistency, Is ■uri rolled out roughly Into shape. This tho molder takes, aid placing the bead or Grill Rajils. bowl end on a iqiocial support thrusts a Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National long needle into the center of the tail of I.argest stock news as any other paper of its class. tbe roll, thus piercing tho stem. Thus placed, and still containing the lately everything qeedle, the roll is placed In the mould, Write for prices which is of steel and made in two parts, and the latter is closed and put lu the press. Then a compressor i* pushed Into the open part of the mold to form the bowL Thus Act on a new principle— the elsyj* cumpresMcd. The press is now opened, the pipe taken nrewa. Da. Maia' Puts from tho mold nnd passed on'to fin’d). sp^Mv cure blllcwmeM, ers. who scrape out nil mold seam .xi torpid liver and constipa­ Isa NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and' gives all the genera! news tion. Smallaat, mildest, another needle into the stem. atam,. ituy PUMt! SpdoaeB.25 ctaof the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign letters that are to •>. • . aud send on to the drying room. ■ ■ lands in a nutshell. It has separate departments for “THE FAMILY Hero, when suffich ly hardened, those CIRCLE ” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ which hnvetolrepolK •1 are polished, ..'nd CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. all are sent forward j other workmen, Its general political news, cditcrals and discussions are comprehensive, who exam it* . -ject tbe defat; ra one*', and pe tn ;,ut the perfect t ues brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL”' department has no i'1 for lhe furn icm. superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized 141. and burgeon. which am sit:'-, authority in ail parts of the land. and where the hours. Leou. Valarco, fef Santa Cruz, Bolivia, ’ «' •. .-. ’ r c ««ibM-.;uct:i Ij <llpp-d in a mix ­ will bring to tlie exposition a nnuilx’ri of A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal BARBElt : ; । remove the porosity of the clay. native* who will cunntruct eight nattveJ '1 i- i . i; tr re i.”nine of what i* needed and “THE BANNER" for one year habitations io contain a* many families. | L .-a eommtiucjaj pipe; the operations in ml'.ty responded fb with A mineral exhibit ami products of the soil I t::ij fancy irnttcru* are more complicated. will also be shown. —Button Globe. SHELDON. • *N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1,00. The model of the Santa Marin sent’ to M'-rn'ict and: Rea! Estate Office, the Columbian, exposition by the govern­ We have just received- a large number .tt-tract Blotk.HastiUg*. u -ii )&•*’. Estate Real Estate ment of Santa Domingo has arrived on the of samples of wall paper from ALFRED IS feet lung, 7 feet wide PEATS, the Wail Paper Merchant, Chica­ i.-r i-MOti. Gencnil con/eyancin,r. grounds. Il . .j-irt.- svt <it Abstract Book*, com­ and S feet deep. Subscriptions may begin at anj- time. flMKTHENT BUILblNQ go-together with a small pamphlet on s in Kecord!'| can furutsb complete U. F. BROOKS. Clerk. One of the most Interesting as well as Economy in Home Decoration with advleu Cor. 48th and ST. LAWRENCE AVE, Address ajl orders to valuable sectldna of the woman’.- exhibits bow to hang paper. . .Offlre. si-ae Adam*Street... These samples are much liner than any­ will bo that devoted tn showing the statis­ CHICAGO, ILL. tics and record of woub-n'a industrial thing we have ever seen -before for tha POWERS BROS. Proprietor*. i.vay's drug store.. price, some of the gilt papers being as . 'Finrt-clttK* AccommddattODa to World’.Ii p. m. Telephone,cou and beuevolent associations in all coun­ low as 5c per roll, and heavy embossud • Fair Visitors...... !th residence!■, at Holloway's druf tries. gold papers as low as 10c per roll, all ar­ The British commission is in receipt of ranged with wide borders, and celling 16*.» picturen.Yraioed, for the British exhi­ papers to match according to the latest­ CorrestwinJcnce Solicited. Address all Com* M. rUWLER.D. bit hi the Fine Arts building. The collec­ style. muulwdioii-to Tho CHAUTAUQUA; tion Is valued at Sdi.OCO. ........ 82-86 Adams St. ‘ These samples an* sent free to anyone tn. C. W. POWERS. Oorrtwphmilng Secretary. * Several notable places of pottery pHlI.li' T. COLGHbXE, partment D, Ulfi-KU West Madison St., will be shown in tlie British section of GENTLEMEN. y ut Law At tome ___ the fair. The. big pottery makers of Chicago, or to :>0-32 W. 13th St.. New A sewed shoe that will not rip; Calf, • <-i>r tobinttb kith & < olgrove England intend outdoing ihelr Paris dis- York, and will enable anyone desiring to "ir..-. ii< t’Bion bl-xk. block. Hastingsseamless, smooth inside, Core comfortable, rc-decorate their houses to buy tbe la­ stylish and durible than any other shoe ever r|a>. r test style papers at about wholesale sold at the price. Every style. Equals customBruzalians will celebrate 'the anniver- prices. ASTON! made shoes costing from $4 to $5. wy oi thwir inde|*endcnce by a big gath­ J.S. Goodyear & Co.’* store..' The following, are of the same high standard of ering at the park on September 17. Hay­ .- .-a.uicourt<oHh«<State. Collection* ti has asked for Angust 16th as lu day. aerit: Don't take away. S4.00 and 85.00 Fine Calf, Hnnd-Sewed. jco.-iptly attending to. Use satchels and carry and Nicaragua will jollify ou September >3.80 Police, termers and Lctier-Carriera. them. >3.50, >3.35 *od $3.00 for Workin? Men. v 1IMMERMAN. Homqpathic Phy- 1st. 3.00 and >1.75 for Youths and Boy*. If _• on must take some bag ­ £ . slclan aitd Surgeon. I .MU. Asiatic fruits. In large variety, will form gage, plainly mark with •. Offic' over Lathj-op’sdrugstore.) an Inwesting -ection of the show in Hor­ your name and home ad­ ticultural ball. A number of glowers dress in full. have been given space to show whole —POSITIVELY CURES— Check it yourself. fniits. in addition to tlie space reserved Don’t allow any one else to ekto.n A Smith. HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS for dried fruits. Woodland, Mich. PROSTRATION. See for jouraelf that tbe .1. M. Smith. .. Models of vessels showing the progress atw ano— iflnnwa number on the jlupllcate' Justice of the Peace. made In the construction of transatlantic given to you is the same xs steamers since they were first run between that on lhe one .strapped to Rev R. N. Middleton, pastor M. E..church, New York and Liverpool will la* shipped U«t<lar Spring*. Mich., say*: Sleep and rest the trunk. to Chicago by the laiirds; shipbuilders nt WII4, were •strangers to m<> after preaching till I ni-ed Check it to Chicago. Birkenhead. "Adironda' Now 1 sleep soundly Mid awake Don’t check it to Exposl- tefn'.-hed, and I can heartily recommend It. Ph-iaiwl by WHEELfclK and FULLER tiou Grounds or Suburban ■ 'It Is generally understood at West Point .YOUR MEDICINE CO.. Cedar Spring Mich. ■ an* treneral merchants where J have »• stations. I that the cadets will spend at least two or SOLD BY OKQULrtTION of BAGGAGE Keep mmuorandum three weeks of the coming summer at the check numueiN aud initials. World ’ s fair, They will go in camp bn 75 quires. the exposition grounds and will be accom­ This week, with date and pohit tit HASTINGS. To For sale by WOOLEY & BRONSON, Hastings Mich. which they were obtain­ panied by the United .States military aca­ ed. THE demy band. H'j:.after, changes for advertisements the expn&maii's Take . . i-t reach this ollie. .Tuesdays at latest, to The American display will be.especially JFbRLD’s budge number. ue of the week strong in the section of agriculture and Don’t give your checks to 'RESPCNSISLE READ OUR when, brought. transportation. The tine arts section, transfer agent on train go­ FAIR. WESTS WASTED. ing Into Chicago unless he however, will overshadow all others. It TESTIMONIALS. gives you claim check in it cure >>f Geo. W. Turner. of Gattray. N. embraces taintings loaned by Emperor • "t «r ri>!nia. by Rood's Sarsaparilla, was one Francis Joseph from the Imperial muse­ exchange. '' the m—>t remarkable on record. Coming back, don’t give ums and works from tbe private rooms of your baggage to expressman the Vienna bofbuig and of Schoenbrunn. ' Hailroad tickets to the World’s Fair gowit! cotnpt«tc!v <ic»ir»y -.he ’ie»tre for TOBACCO tn f" «n j unless he gives yku depot • g anytime alter the great show opens. , rirkne**. «nd m*y.k« grew in a *up of xc* orcofTre «rix;>on claim check in exchange. , State News. volvi-tahh-' ' >P mukinj chewing in a few da- «. :u;d returning on or before November 5th. If you should get a depot The Buchanan Independent made a ill be sold at u trifle lens than the reguclaim check, be sure to get anyruor-.oa ..1C ?«. u pretty mistake last week. It wanted to ...r round ’.rip fare to Chicago. it exchanged at the depot tient.by ibcuMsofour SPECIAL FORMULA COL’S CURE TABLETS. pay a compliment to a schoolma’am by A few for your railroad check be­ I During irent'nen: If you never tried it, put au old barrel saying she was a No. 1 teacher, but when testimo­ fore you leave Chicago. with lhe heady knocked out over a bunch the item appeared If read, “she was no Be sure to take the Chica­ nials from : pieplant. It will grow out of the top of teacher.” go A West Michigan Ry., cured by th.-ujeof rqr TABLJDTd. ... . tne barrel very iilce and lender, and you persons who HILL'S TABLET'S mm1 lor s-rfe by al! j-ixst-cuas* druggist* when you go to the Fair. The other-da^- whHrMre. J. A. Barnes, jean use it long before a bunch unprotect­ have been cur­ Geo. DeHavbn, G. P. A. of Mason, was working hi the kitchen she ed 11 large enough. ed by tho use of heard some one play on 'the piano. An Farmers who want their sugar bounty Investigation showed that the woman’s pet tllfl >r.-4t On and after April 29th axe for To6acco, Morpiino or Llquar Habit. papers made out should not neglect it too cat was running back and forth on the the Chicago & West Michi­ long. Every one who makes sugar should key board. She thought she was listening gan Ry trains will arrive take out the required papers and gel the Th* OnioCHKMicAt. Coat and depart from tne to Wagnerian music. additional two cents per pound. They magnificent station of the must be made oui before July 1st. tiaalion aato our re»;x>:i*ibilur and the raeriu of Mrs. Burk, a Utica woman, the other Illinois Central and MichlTableu ___ gan Central Railroads In Farmers In southern Michigan have evi­ day put 817 in bills into the stove. She DO NOT BF. DECEIVED into purrhaatn oce to five cig inc- any of the various no«trurn*_that are being Chicago. This station—at U» forty pipes of' dently concluded that it does not pay to forgot all about the cash and later on oiUrcdfor sale. Aak for 1 tbefjxjtof twelfth street, use plaster In a general way any more. started a fire. The money was all burned. LETS 'and take no other. on the iJtke front — Is one Thirty years ago its use waa thought very CHANGE Manufactured only by B. M. JAYLORD, Leslie. Mich. It cost Kalamazoo 824 to convict a man of lhe finest passenger sta­ beneficial, and large quantities were sow­ for Jumplag a board bill. Besides this, —THE— tions In lhe world, and will ed on the farms even though it did cost there are officers’ fees and tbe board of tbe FOR be a decided change for the 812.00 a ton. prisoner at tire jail for 60 days to pay. Tablet* for Tobacco Habit I received then* all right and, although better from the old station THE A bill is now before the legislature to The board bill jumped was only 81.50. d chswer, they did the work in l:u than at tbe foot of Lake street, II.UAMSMOrtU It Truly yours. tax church property worth over $10,000 BETTER. one of tbe relics of the MATHEW JOHNSON, P. O. Box 45. Elmer E. Lee. a 17-jear-old boy residing LIMA. OHIO •he same as other property In the same vi­ great .fire of ’71. When cinity. It has excited considerable opposi­ with his stepmother in Detroit, committed you return from Chicago via PARTICULARS tion from churches all over the state. suicide Friday afternoon by hanging him­ the West Michigan, a fav­ Resolutions opposing Its passage have self in the loft of the barn with a clothes­ my »on wi« Krowiy aoaioca to tne uk ot iiqnor, and through a friend, 1 wu led to orite route, don’t forget to try yr,nr Tablet*. He waa a heavy and constant drinker, but after using ynar Tablet* been voted by the churches all over the line. He was a bright young fellow and go to the Twelfth Street but th tee da vs he quit drink! - -f----- vl—* ’ — —»—■ wm in the tentn grade at the high school. •-Ute, while some are in favor of IL Station to take the train for Your, truly, Earl and Lady Aberdeen on their way home. There are more young men In the peni­ MRS. HELEN MORRISON, Gko. DkHavex, G. P. A. tentiary In tills country learning trades to Chicago were met at the Michigan Cucwun o. tlun there are outside of them. The Central depot In Detroit by a number of principal cause of this Is that you arc edu­ Irishmen and Bishop Foley as a spokes­ Fine Trout Fishing cating your young men for Idle gentlemen, man presented Lady Aberdeen with a Is found in the Little Manistee River, trying to make lawyers, preachers, doctors basket ot flowers. reached by the Chicago <k West Michigan and clerks out of material that Is needed Addrew ull Order* to D. Lydell, {representing the state fish R’y. Take the train to the water tank a for blacksmiths, carpenters, mechanics -f6w miles north of Baldwin where tbe hatchery, baa iatherea J, 000,000 pike and and other honest “hewers of wood and road crosses tbe river. It’s said to be one drawers of water.” It Is a mistake, and pickerel spawn at tbe beaches at the mouth of the finest trout streams in the state. All 61, S3 55 Optra Black UttA. QHK). a big one. to teach boys and girls that la­ of the Saginaw river the past twelve days. trains Mop there. bor is'disgraceful and do nothing for a Tho hatchery has recently secured 160,­ Gao. DxHayxx. 000,000 whitefish spawn. living is more becoming to society.—Ex. C77’U BAKERY. A. E. RENKES. business cards. W-REID GLASS nmurarcu Your Home would be incomplete without it. Tlie New York Wly Tribune FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. We furnish both papers for - - $1.10 «^W.LDOUGLAS AD1R0NDA A/ ____ - - $3 SHOE Wheeler’s UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS! .OCAL NEWS. W. H. GOODYEAR. DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF SOLD TABLETS । DRUHKEHNESS and h1uR?H!NE HABIT RELME1MBE1 HILL'S ♦ TABLETS OHIO CHEMICAL CO FREE THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., �Special Sale. Additional County News. 10 A Mi-cel famous bualnwa. All .re eoMUlljr lorlted to .trend tlrere RU-lXDd. aliens, which cannot but prove interest­ la setting up our ne*s *hree w,ee,‘£s Zap ing and profitable. ________ Married. lEnxCrrdt Uri DOINGS, 5EWMAN-HAWLEY-ACU r»ew’m21et.ndWJe“nir Middleville. No ", W« lure some more bwg.ln.to dtapOM MarrlMgo License*. Name aad residence. .. ' Devilt C. Bronson. City 01 i Rinnra J .Schumann. City -I Howell H. Trask to L. H. Skinner, lot 10. EmSj.nteCtel -tUO. sun= u— ■»« tC«emuie <£’Shorter to Delbert 'Enzlan, M a, 9*gS’ wUMau to Harriet Young, nine-tenths month. ------------ W. C.T V. Convention -4 LlUte MrThe HU» annual cpnvebtkin of the T*,. « Bun Co. W. C. T. U. «•’ li»>a 1“ ,he M: £. Clwreb ,t W.uaand. April SSlb and B'johBflk1MoO«!oJite MloreS. Kreler, lot,. Tbo church war decorated with Middleville. 83000. Isaac N. keeler to Elijah H. Wade, blk.,24. P|uu aod arbulua, Ida natural rablMi of feeler's add. Middleville. 835. the W CUT. U. The mull: deU«blotu Schulze to John F. McIntosh. 3 a see 25. tol end prepared hr the Glee duh and the CQiirtn%oltbto Walter 8. Powers, parcel, sec ladlo tearteUe. Tbe devotional “rrlew B-.lowers to Daniel Keyes, parcel, throughout were in charge ot Mrs. Marj 3. U Baxes, of Woodland. Roll call at each ^Vai'te^rVowcrs to Calvin Smith, parcel, aes»i'>:i. members responding with quota­ see IS. Assyria. 82W0. tion- which were helpful and encouraging. pared, TThomas E- Niles to Edward V. Keyes, parcel, The address of welcome was given by ^MM^B. MdC. A. Newton to Ellen C. Biggs. Me. B. S Holly The response, by the a. sec 26. Rutland. 8700. prrsideat, Mrs. R. A. Bailey, of Hasting*. 40Joseph Robinson to Lucius W. Karns, parcel. Mrs. L. 0. Chapman, of Middleville, gave a report oTthe Bay View acbooL of Its ^Albert J, Hains to Benj. Blakney. lots. clly. methods. Ito object and aim. Mrs. E. 8700. Oeo. A. Eddy to Orren Barret, 10a, sec », Barnum, of Coats Grove, read a paper on H3eo.*EfcoaUtoGe«. W. Coau. IK a. sec 6. -•Wpman's Suffrage,'* for which she re­ 8tfi0. ceived a vote of thanks. r OMuetoa. Geo. W. Coats to Geo. E. Coats. « a, sec 22, The childrens meeting was led by Mrs. Carlton. 8525. Albert H Hubbard to Geo. W. Davis. 137 nnd Bailey after which Mrs. Wilcox with her 10100 a. Thornapple. 8^. her pnpils gave us a class drill on the ef­ fect of alochoi, on the human system as Haat'nga Myket>. taught In their public school. Mrs. It. A. Apples per bu. 75. I. ’Bailey refusing the nomination of presi­ Butter, 22 to 24. dent for another year. Mrs. M. Grigsby Beans unpicked per bu.. 1.25. to 1.50 was elected president. All the other ofComber oil. M. Corn, shelled per bit, M•fleers were elected as follows: President—Mrs. Martha Grigsby. Hast­ ings. Hogs’dressed. 7.00 to 7.50. Rec. Secretary—Mrs. Louisa L. Chap­ Hay per ton, <5.00 to H.00. , man. Middleville. Lard per lb.. 10 to 184. Corp Secretary—Mrs. Burton. Hast­ Potatos per bu.. 43 to M. K)e per bu.. 50. ings Tallow per lb.. 4. Treasurer—Mrs. E. Pennock, Hast­ ings. Wheat, white per bu..63. County Superintendent— Clover Seed per bu.. 5.00 to7.00 Evangelistic aud Sabbath Observance— Timothy Seed per bu.~2.00 Mrs. P. Cobb, Middleville. Barley per bu. i» 1* l.io Unions per bu. 1A0 to 100. Sunday schools—Mrs. L. C. Chapman, Middleville. Loyal Temperance Legion—Mrs. M. <?rigsby, Hastings. , CHANCERY ORDER. ' Social Purity—Mrs. E. McElwain, Hast­ State of Michigan. ’ ings. * The Circuit Court for the County of Barry. la S. T. InstructiiM.- Mrs. A. Perry, Rut- Chancery. Delta L. Richards, complainant, r«. John R. Richards, defendant. It satisfactorily appear Health and Htrcu iy—Mrs. E. McEl­ ing by affidavit of complainant thnt the said de­ wain. Hastings. fendant aoes not reside lb Michigan, but Is. a Press. Work—Mrs. Dr. Burto:;. Hast­ resident of the State of Ohio, on motion of Alonzo E. Kenaston. solicitor for complainant. ings. It Is ordered that the said defendant appear and Franchise—Mrs. M. M. Pluvy, Middle­ answer the bill of complaint alert tn this cause within four months from the date of this order, ville. Non Alchulic Meditation—Mrs. E. Bar­ and in default thereof that said bill of com­ plaint be taken as confessed by said defendant. num. Coats Grove. CmnttStE Smith. Flower Mission—Miss Rose Hamp. Circuit Judge. Dated, April 16, 1333. North Castletort. Recitations were given during during the session by Miss Glenna Wheeler, Lot­ tie Carpenter and Miss Holnjes. The pas­ tors of tbe different churches were pres­ ent and spoke words of cheer aud encour­ agement. At tbe gold medal contest Miss May Dlllenbeck won ttrejnedal. Rev. Mr. Kel­ ler presenting the same. Tbe last evening Samuel Dickey, of national fame, spoke to a crowded house. Elasticity is the most important feature In a Subject:—••Why a prohibition party.” smooth wire fence. Those who dispute this have not tried our nothing but words of praise for the ele­ coll spring article, or they are interested In gant fordable manner In which the speak­ some nen-elastle fence. , If you want facu about i-lswtlc fences go to er handled tbe subject, was heard from who know, or try the "Page” yourself on every one. Invitation for next conven­ those guarantee. tion was received from Hastings and was R, W. WEBSTER & SON. Arts. accepted. There was a good attendance Dowlxno. Mien. at each session and much Interest mani­ fested. A vote of thanks was tendered to the Woodland and Coats Grove ladies in so bountifully providing and furnishing entertainment for tbe guesu, to the sing­ ers. to Mr. Samuel Dickey for his free ser­ vices. to our ' retiring president for her faithfulness, interesting interest and zeal for the cause for which we are laboring and to all who have helped to make this convention a success and one long to be remembered as one of tbe best W. C. T. U. county conventions held In Barry •county. r ' Skcrktahy. Next Saturday and all next week we will sell you pure silk ribbon at prices never before heard of In Hastings at the Racket. Do not forget we sell any piece ot crock­ ery we bare left at pricee less than coat at the Racket. Three invoices ot Unware this week and 3 more orders Jost sent In. We never sold half as much. People Just begin to ap­ preciate our gopds and prices at tbe Rack­ et Copy of a letter from New York: Mr. Pfaln Smith. Dear Sir:— We bought 8,000 cortoons of ribbon at auction April 28th. Your share ot 187 bolts was ship­ ped xcsterday. Sell them quick for we ex peer tn send you more next week. Yours. C. B. Rose. How Is that? It will make millinery cheaper than ever at tbe Racket Eggs! eggs! We always pay highest market price at the Racket Remember weeell from 20 to 35 pair of shoes dally and your chance Is good to save from 25c to 51.00 if we can fit you the Racket See our window on slates. Slate pen­ cils and lead pencil sharpeners for 10c. Others ask 20c for same thing. At The Racket. One hundred and thirty six trimmed hats to select from, ail of lhe lime, at the Racket. . A new lot of black silk umbrellas rheap at the Racket Try Garwood’s perfumes, tbe Iwst for 40c per ounce at the Racket ■ We do business for cash and when you put down your money you know you can­ not match the goods in the clly at the price at tbe Racket ’ THE RACKET No Trees of first quality can .ever be sent by mall. Mayhap you know II. By freight, prepaid if preferred, we ship safely 4, 5. or <1 ft. trees: 3-yrar Bomt of rare excellence—everything! Your ictuaily pay leas tliau for the puny stuff. 1,000 acres Nurserire. 20,000 acres Orchards. Exact information about trees aud frutts, STARK BROS.. I-ouslana. Mo. MONDAY EVENING. DOJXT’T ! WKDNKSDAY FORENOON. 8:30. Devotional exorcises conducted by K. Shire. 8:45. Sunday School lesson for Mar 14, taughi bj M L. Cook. Dtaeassion. We will compare goods and prices with any store In Michigan. iJn. MOSHER. • 104 EAST rt/HN STREET. KALAMAZOO, MJCH. SPECIAL SALE Pine Apples. Seedless Raisins in 1 pound boxes. Keagle’s Lettuce, pound. Witch Cream. A most delightful lotion for the ToileL 8:30. Devotional exercises to be conducted, by J. N. Dayton. 0:00. Essay “In Jesua Name," T. T. Georgu. Discussion. Essay. “Roman Interference In QO TO A RAILROAD TOWN WHEN American Politics,” Geo. Varlon. Discussion. • YOU CAN DO BETTER AT 10: 40. Ernay, “The Epistle to the Phllllp__ / HOME. pians, a study,” A. Trott. Discus Aion. 11: 30, Miscellaneous business. We would respectfully announce tv the citizens of Banfleld and vicinity that we TUESDAY AFTERNOON. 1:50. Devotional exercises, conducted by believe we ean give them better goods for the money than any house In Barry J. K. White. 1:45. Essay, ‘The missionary outlook," county. W. A. Frye. We are carrying a full line of dry goods, Discussion. groceries, boots and shoes, dress goods 3:30. Essay, “Relation .of the Labor from 3.05 to $1.00 per yard. Question to the Church." S. L. Hamilton. Discussion. We also carry a full line of men’s, boy’s 3: 30. Essay. “The Problem of Immigra­ and children’s hata at prices that defy tion.” W. A. Hunsberger. competition. We have a fine assortment Discussion. of ladies tine shoes from $1.00 up. and 4: 10. Essay. “The Preacher as a Stu­ will make you prices ou them that will dent," W. L. Davidson. make you liappy. Discussion. We are carrying a full line of the South TUESDAY EVENINO. Bend chilled plows and repairs for all Epworth League Meeting. plows In general use and can furnish eith­ 7 JO. Praise Service. er tbe Gale or Oliver Plow at the lowest Devotional exercises conducted by A. H. possible price. Yocum. 7: 45-8X10. Address. “Sparks from the Any goods not kept lu stock will be State Convention," J. C. Floyd. D. D. furnished ou short notice. 8: 00-8:15. Address, “Promotion of Chris Please give us a call and get our latest tian Fellowship,* G. A. Odium. 8:20. Address. “Tlie League as an Evan­ prices. All good# guaranteed Just as represented or money refunded. gelizing Force,” Rev. CogahaU. • LIVINGSTON & BLOCK, Honey Dried Peaches, very nice, 15 cents per pound. j Used after washing ; after shaving ; One of the best papers before retiring. in Michigan. The Nourishes the Skin. Weekly Telegraph can For Chaps and Sunburn. be had for 75 cents per year by calling at this Heals, Soothes & Softens Inflamed. Hard, Dry or Rough Skin. office. TUESDAY FORENOON. Respectfully, ......... OF.......... MEN’S FINE SHOES ......... FROM.......... TELEGRAPH IS .7:30. Devotional exercises conducted by W. D. Rowland. Praise service, follow­ ed by a sermon to be preached by E. L. Kellogg. ’ Noiv is your time to buy a stylish Cape Jacket at your own price. Choice California Riverside Oran­ ges, 30 cents per dozen. KALAMAZOO The ministerial association of the Grand 'Rapids district of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held in the M. E. church Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of next week with the following program: Having bought the entire sam­ ple line of Capes and Jackets of one of the largest Manufacturers at a big reduction we are therefore able to save every purchaser from three to five Dollars. ( Other dealers say Oh we do not sell that kind of goods. No nor no better. Tbe Racket will match goods and sell al less price. Best 8 day clocks. 32.9$ at the Rack- THE Ministerial Awux-latiun. 500 Spring Capes and J ackets to be Closed out At Less Than | Manufacturers Cost. Comforting in Humors •nd Eczema. E5ta.',““ S"- 3B"c>X‘ Balo -A.E PEOPLE’S DRUGSTORE. W. ti. QOODYEflR 15 cents per Choice Bananas, 20 cents per dozen. MAY 5th to MAY 20th. 18P3. §5.00 shoes for §4.00 §3 00 shot s for §2.50 4.50 “ “ 3.50 2.50 “ “ 2.00 475 4D0 *• “ 3.25 2.00 “ “ 3.50 “ “ 2.75 Another lot of Egg Baskets at 25 cents each. These Baskets pay for themselves in a - short time. Be sure and get one. This sale is for the following lines: Rockford Shoe Co:; Guthmann, Carpenter <fc Telling; James Haeoii. Rochester. N. Y. Theue are firet-class goods and as we are going to change our line of men’s good’s we will close these out at the above price for the next two weeks, May 5th to 20th, at Candies at wholesale and retail. Stock always full, fresh and first class. , f. q. STOWELL’S. Be sure and call on us, for bulk Garden Seeds, we keep a com­ plete stock. Can get you any­ thing you want. Repairing by J. C. Woodruff. Between Bis & Wm. hum . you save time you save money. You can save a vast IFamount of time if you are look­ i FARRAND & VOTEY Organ Co., are making the World’. Fair ,50,000 organ. Moral: Buy the best at a reasonable price. • HARDMAN, FISCHER, HARRINGTON AND STARR PIANOS, ing for White Rose Flour PER HUNDRED. Every sack warranted. Call in and see our new Glassware. I can write you tbe best and safest We have a full line of Gno-1 life insurance written. Write me cenes and crockery at Lowest: your wants. 1 rices. . Lite, Lath, Sliiles, or any kind of building mater­ ial, by coming directly to u« and not only that, you will save money by buying of us. A 1 Quality and Low Price. -ZC. E. INGERSON, Ac»wt. ’ Naah-ville, Mich. Jos. Rogers & Co. j We are posted in onr business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaplv and yet get a living. Hl � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-05-11.pdf c252f2511d86d47b05e1e4253101422b PDF Text Text The best Adzertis-'ingmedium m Bar­ ry County. Largest Circulation of any paper, in the County. Hastings Banner VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 2 Hastings Banne Published Thursdays by COO1SL B"RO9.. HA9TIXGS. HICH. COUNTY NEWS. Brush Ridge. ,O IM VAN VflLKENBQKQH LEADING HARDWARE DEALER OF BARRY CO HASTINGS, MICH. UNION BLOCK. What Success We’ve Had In Retailing Boot$ and Shoes To have good shoes and stand by them. To offer good values and give them. To have fixed prices and get them. To make few promises and keep them; Yours for business on business principles. ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. WANTED! A wonderful invention in Spring tooth Harrows Tlie tlie best tooth holder ever in­ vented. The tooth is held in posi­ tion by a ratchet with which it can be adjusted so as to wear from 18 to 20 inches off tlie point of the tooth which is four or five times as much wear or service as can be ob. tained from any other t ooth Harrow in existence. Please make a note of this. Jesse Townsend. 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR. Is the length of time that STERLING INLAID I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING P. S. Anyone having large logs that they . can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. SPOONS AND FORKS warranted to last. remember you get a Present—“Good Form," of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ els ry store Quality and price al­ ways right. Ara Also Ratland. Mrs. John Lankard and son George spent Sunday In West Rutland—Fred Howe Is in Kalamazoo—Upon going to the bam last Saturday morning. S. Hewe found one of his cows lying upon her back In the mahger—John lankard Is building the wall for his bam—Lee Smith, of Hope, spent Sunday with Mrs. John Hendrick—Little Emmons Chase Is quite sick—Wheat is looking quite poor In thia locality—C. H. Stone and wife are in In­ diana. Mr. Stone fa improving under the treatment of the physicians here—The horse trading lawsuit between Solon IL Doud and Daua Bollner, mentioned lb our Items last week, was settled Monday, that being the day set for trial, Doud paying the cost and giving Mr. B. $5, and B- tak­ ing bis horse back. DIAMOND STEALING. NO HONOR AMONG THE THIEVES WHO INFEST THE MINES. in th® Digging®—It Is Diamond Cut Illicit diamond buying has been carried on to such tui extent in South Africa that it has been computed by those compeleat to judge tbafe atones to the value ot not leas than £300,000 have been lost to the companies engaged Id that Industry 1a one year. This, in my opinion, is a low figure, as I'am acquainted with one man, a Jew, who" is now engaged not far from Hatton Woodland. gardens, London, who was caught trying Mrs. W. Wunderlich is no better—Mrs. to smuggle a parcel of diamonds across the Chas. McArthur is very sick—We have Free State border which weighed close to had a few days of nice weather, and four pounds ami was valued at £30,000. It farmers are busy fitting their ground for I remember right he got five years’ impris­ oats—A. J. Palmerton, of this place, died onment for the foolhardy attempt. very suddenly on Sunday. Mrs. Palmer­ As a rule when a fairly good parcel st ton and Frank went to church about 10 stuff has been got together by those en­ o'clock a. m. and returned about 1 o’clock gaged it fa either disposed of to large buy­ p. m. ai d when Mrs. •Palmerton entered ers on the fields or run out of the colony at the house she found Mr. Palmerton lying the owner’s risk. A family of Jews had a ctovo nlnl®. on the door andon approaching him found good system. Father and sons carried ou Business at the brick yard commenced that he was dead. Dr. Baughman was operations Iu Kimberley, while the daugh­ last Monday morning with a full force of' summoned immediately, but pronounced ter took periodical visits to England with hands—H. Mosher has just purchased a life extlDCL Justice Velte impaneled a tlie stones bought during her previoue ab­ 525 gasolene stove. “It is a thing of jury and proceeded to hold an inquest sence concealed on her person. Another beauty and a joy forever.”—Mrs. Flank The jury brought in a verdict tlist deceased large buyer paid a very handsome salary Underhill, of SL Louis, Mo., Is keeping died of heart disease or of some other to a man to run hfa property over to the house for her brother, G. M. Cony sr— cause unknown. The funeral occurred at Free State. This man, not being satisfied '! Campbell Bros, have made a large addi- the M. E. church on Tuesday. The servic­ with his pay, took to tampering with the tlon to their stock of farming implements es were conducted by Ker. Kellor, and parcels committed to his charge, but being [ —Some of our farmers are planting corn the deceased was buried at the Fuller cem­ discovered was dismissed. He then Volun­ this week—There ore some prospects of etery —C. 8. Palmerton was In Bastings teered hfa services to the detective force I spring, as tin* women are finding tlabde- on Monday on legal business. and trapped over a dozen people, ten of I lions large enough for greens amt now nod am; whom were caught, nine convicted and then a man is seen in his shirt sleev ?s— sentenced to terms of imprisonment rang­ Cuata Drove. Mrs. Wm. Monroe has gone on a vistft to ing from five to nine years each. top her friends—Jesse Osgnod bos a new■ *** Geo. Gaw, of near Detroit, is visiting E. Tl>e people engages! in the illicit dis' buggj—Chas. McDepnioott has a new1 road| ______________ Randle and his son, and -nexpects ,______ —- in.. the moud traffic are ofteu respected and cart, nothing ever seen here before lii»e it । near future to locate here—One evening licensed buyers, and are not confined to —Mrs. Will Gelb.'of Kentucky, fa vis Iting _ । last ... ___ ____ __ __ we____ week about _ ________ nine o’clock were any class or nationality. Although Jews ! her father and other friends—Frank Doon-1 alarmed by bearing the saw mill whistle slg- predominate, Etfrope is well represented; I an Is still quite ill—Old Mrs Doouan s no ...... '----uu । nal• for help as--------------------------------the etfgiue room was till so are India and China, and the black and belter—Will Gibsun was quite badly mrt‘ ablaze. Many were soon on hand and n white element* of Africa itself are not far In the face while unloading tics one day few pails of water extinguished It—Mr. behind. Women are particularly ready to lust week. Stanton, of Johnstown, visited his daughter enter into this trade, and ninny of them Mrs. Gary Baker—Ellas Walliok, of have been very successful. Others have Irving. Bloomingdale. made n business trip In had to pay the penalty by retiring from We are glad to see the &un come out this vicinity—Roy Smith, of near Battle active life for a few years. There is a fas­ Creek, was the guest of his mother over , cination to those engaged iu thin businesa once more— Farmers are busyoats sowing < __ _________________ ______ and getting ready for com—A. D. Hughes Sunday—Now farmers look very pleashnt that far excels all other systems of gam­ hM the contract for building the dams, —{Wm. Chase, of Woodland, and Anna bling. I have met several mea who have done long periods in the chain for and has commenced business on the same Chase Sundled with their parents. this crime, and after being discharged from • —Dr. Lizzie Hendershott attended the prison can no more resist the temptation medical association at Lansing last ieek Nashville. to buy than if they had never suffered for —The Sunday school convention at [this place on the 2nd was largely attended and S. E. Cook, ot Charlotte, spent Sunday iu The fact has been so apparent in the well represented from all schools through­ with friends here— Guy Hyde spent Sun­ past that the judges are empowered to out the township—J. A. Robertson 1 was day with relatives nt yprmontvilie—Will pass a sentence which includes banishment seen on our streets again Friday—FL L. Uulliuger. of the NewSforce. Is at Wood­ from Griqualand WesL The mines arc worked entirely by native Misner has n position In a Wisconsin mill, land for a couple of weeks—Mr. and Mrs. (o n7me‘r'.'"«bkre E'“r’ u,° " «<«-■> « and will soon leave for the west—The Ep­ iTlI.'&ldy bm . worth Leage met again last Sunday night, they wp«l lo m.k. (b.lr home Io (be (u- ’“*• oveneee n cborgr, and took in several new members—S. tute-Mr.. W. U. Younk >od eon Glen ' permmuge on oll the Hmm. b. or bU men • I-*"* ”M>» *»>•*• Hills Is on the sick list—W. Babcock visit­ spen( Sorurday .nd Sund.r >( Wm. Il.r- I I10" •>»tera b“ •»“ rec“l'J ed in the vicinity of Shultz station | last nelrt In Grend (Uplde-lr. Heacox .pent week—George Hubbard Is 'repairing bls Sunday «l(h M. (.(her and el.ler In Cal- altered,lb. owrwera Bow rewlTtos . Hx«l saw mill, and will be doing business again edonla—Gen. W. Feldboer wae at Grand I “^ry ) , ™’ l? ’™cOci'1J Rapids Monday-Mr. and Mr., C. B. Loak hl* n«IUore. hot ta .pit. ot the elidont In the near future. * are .nemlln, Ibf wrek at Cblc^o-Bdltb I “■" >»>” ere enure, riemlnx.pent Sonday at ber brother-.. In I flck .“’.f"1 Jackwn-). 11. Smith and family Marled 10 ‘“.““‘.V Clark Williams went to Grand Rapids tor Tacoma. WaabHotton. their toture *b>e The ear noartl. m.d mouth for medical treatment last week—Mrs. . —. . . , . . form receptacles for '.tin ynntft-­ the ermns. gems, ar..* an.t some Van Amburg is visiting her parents and home Wednesday—The junior exercises of times they will elude the keenest search by the class of are to be held at the opera friends in McCord this week—B. R. Huesmatting It into their woolly hair. A Kaf­ house Friday , evening of this week. A ted took a trip to Kalamazoo Thursday— fir’s countenance is so immovable that it is Mr. Smith moved Into his new bouse very nice program has > been prepared —A impossible to read it; looking straight at Thursday—Mr. lusher, the tinner,' has Persian In his native costume gave a very his overseer huwill work n diamond be­ Interesting lecture al the M. E. church moved into the Arbour house—Mrs, Dr. tween bls iocs and retain It there until an Scribner visited friends in Schoolcraft and Monday evening—Laurel chapter No. 31. opportunity offers to remove it. ’ A, dog vicinity this week—P. T. Colgrove was In I. O. E. S. give an Ice cream social at Ma­ has often been utilized for this purpose if sonic hall thia, Thursday. evening — Mrs. town on legal business Friday—Effie the stones are valuable, and it it is risky to Pennock’s youngest son cut quite a gash O. M. Hulllngs spent Sunday with Has­ fix it among the wiry hair it is rolled in a on his forehead while playing at school be tings friends. piece of meat and the ,'inlmul forced to falling against the sidewalk while after swallow It. a " the bal', then he did bowl—Mrs. Willard At night the dog is clubbed and the gem Herrington was taken to the asylum in Carrie Swen and May Corwin, of Bat­ extracted from his stomach. In the early Kalamnzao last Friday—George Kctns has tle Creek, visited the former's grand­ days this ended the trouble. There was no to the world's fair for one month— parents, Mr. and Mrs. Serren. Saturday difficulty in getting rid of the stuff, as no Spring- gone Those on the sick list are Backus. Chase, —Cora Carpenter and ectuln. of Bar- sooner were the natives cleftt of the works Lance. Fox, Whitlock and Gleason— ryvllle. were at G. W. Tompkins, than tficy were met, by boys engaged by Decoration service at Delton, May :>Oth— Saturday—Mrs. Seger and daughter the buyers to bring them to their bouse, Hon. Miles S. Curtis, of Battle Creek, Lulu have gone to Battle Creek where a bargain was struck and the money spoke in the K. of P. Hall Tuesday even­ to live—Dan. Keyes has bought the place paid. Since the compound system has been ing. Subject: Pythianism—Orson Smith recently owned by Cal. Smith and mover! Introduced it Is much more difficult for the was in Kalamazoo Monday on business onto the same—Mrs. Daniel Stumpf de­ native to get rid of bis plunder, as be is — Web Belknap went to Kalamazoo Mon­ parted this life on Thursday of last week compelled to stay within the company's day to work for the Williams Mfg. Co.— and was buried Saturday. Kev. Spot! rd. grounds until he has completed his engage­ W. H. Chase's house Is plastered and obBellerue, officiating. She, was taken to ment. Before being discharged he Is very painted first coat—I). Mosher's barn is up the Bell cemetery for interment—Mrs. carefully searched, likewise every article and ready for the shingle—Dewitt Ran- Allie Young, of Battle Creek, visited her Id his possession. A few months ago a native was being ney opened his meat market last Saturday mother. Mrs. Dan. Keyes, last week—Mrs. C. B.’Robinson was In Plainwell Monday Fox is visiting relatives at Verona this searched after having finished bis time. on business—Charley Hazel Is building week—Mr. and Mrs. A. Sackett, of On coming into the office be threw his again but not in town—Mrs. Burst went Verona, were at Henry Tasker's Sunday— stick, coat, bat and other garments on the to Ovid Wednesday to visit her daughter Blanche Tuttle fa on the sick list—Will floor iu the most careless fashion. The Mrs. Gwin—George Kerne and Miss Net­ Corwin and family were In town visiting chief searcher was struck by the remarka­ tle Hampton were married last Satur­ last week—Mrs. Abbey, of Nashville, was ble workmanship of the walking stick, which wan mndc of the skin ot a cow’s day. at Chas. Abbey's last week—A little sun tail, drawn, dried, dressed and beautifully we have had which causes the farmers to bound round the handle with thin copper Dowling smile—Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Sylvester, of wire. One ot the wires had come slightly Not much news as everyone Is to work Battle Creek, were at Will ’Ogden's last, loose. He pulled it open and saw some­ and attending to their own business— week. thing that aroused his suspicion. He im­ House cleaning Is the order of the day at mediately cut it open, and out rolled a present—J. Webster was in Pennfield last few diamonds of great beauty, which were week putting up woven wire fences- -Geo. roughly valued at over £700. It fa need­ Frey is one of the jury In court this week The University has had one more vic­ less to say that this boy was not dis­ Miss M. Maiming will make her home tory added to its already enviable record. charged, but had be got clear he would with Mrs. C. N. Warren this summer—R. L. G. Long, our eloquent representative most likely have received about fifty Stanton and wife, of Assyria, visited rel­ at the Inter-Collegiate Oratorical contest pounds for hin parcel. atives here last Sunday—J. E. Tobias has held at Oberlin, won the honor of first Success iu the illicit trade fa like almost erected a telephone from his house to his plate. This is the second time In the past every other business, In so far as capital is father's—Mrs. A. N. Warren visited her three' years that Michigan has held the po­ concerned, but to carry it on with safety it son at Gun Lake last week, retaining sition. require* on amount of discretion and Sunday—The liUle child of Mr. ana .Mrs. ability far above the average. The most Bass ball seems to be the rage at pres­ important part is to be able to value a Smith of whom we mentioned last week ent. but the boys are doing fine work. The who was shot In the eye with au air gun, stone correctly, which fa undoubtedly a game Saturday with the Dennison College very hard matter, as they vary in value was taken to Ha«tlngs last Thursday too consult Dr. Lowry, who found it necessary was a decided victory for U. of M. from a few shillings per carat to many to remove the eye. a« the shot had passed pounds. The next thing is to be sure cC through tlie eye ball, and It was feared he ant concert hi the hall last week. They your man. Is he a bona fide seller or a would become totally blind had not the saug in Toledo Friday night. "trap?” A question of great importance, tor if he is a •‘trap’’ it means very eeriooa operation been performed in due time. It has not been definitely decided, as (rouble. On the other hand, you may clear Tire little child is doing well with Dr. Platts in attendance, the child being to yet, whether the choral Union will sing at or lose a few pounds, according to the coryoung to realize bis terrible loss. ■ Let this Chicago In June or not. 'The difficulty Is be a true example to older boys who In- to get any rates at all on the railroad. at all unlikely that the atone la only aa dulee In using Hr inns. .a (hey ptovo to L. J. Goodyear and 0. B. VanHorn „. ex- imitation.—Cape Town Cor. St. Louis dknyerou. «e.pon-Wm. W«rner I (o ukr . blryel, trio lo Gru. Uke Globe-Democrat. returned from Ohio tut Wedureduy where Fridl, „ ,,mt. aQtl) he had been visiting relatives and friends An Elephant*! Mistake. —Romain Freeihau is home from Dakota I Walter says he had a picture of bls An elephant in the Zoological gardens, visiting hfa parents—Mrs. L. Edmunds whiskers taken last week. while carrying riders, and when pawing a was the guest ot G. It Manning and wife Guy Bauer bu changed his rooms and Lady wl-o was seated on a chair, trans­ last Monday—John Arnold and wife mov­ says he is now located until June. fer red to its trunk and thence into its ed to Otsego this week—Levi Stanton ex­ The U. of M.’s first game for the cham­ stomach a brown leather purse which lay pects to go to Bedford, this week to visit his daughter—Dell Newton visited his pionship of the west in the the inter­ on her lap, evidently mistaking the seaw sister the fore part of the week—A. Tobi­ state collegiate league was played this as moved in Wm. Freeman’s tenant bouse afternoon with the University of Minneso­ Bit®. ta. Another victory for U. of M. last Monday. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. BECAUSE IT WILL KEEP ICE LONGER THAN ANY OTHER REFRIGER­ ATOR MADE. CALL AND BE CONVINCED. WOOLLEY 6- BR2NSON WHOLE NO. 197<? HASTINGS, MICH., MAY id, 1893. J. L. WILKINS, agt F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. Mrs. Joe Robinsor ion spent* -a *few days with her parents Lir., Bowens Mills last week—Mrs. Franki ............ Jenkins and -Mrs. — Or... vil Otis visited relatives in Allegan last week—W. N. Payne has moved on bls farm’in this vicinity—Ella Campbell of Cloverdale, spent Sunday at F. G. Pletce’s —There Is to be a box social at C. Bab­ cock’s next Tuesday night. All arcj In­ vited—Mlss-LeaAe Mahona. ot Delton, was on our street giving music lessons'last Saturday—Our school is progressing finely under the management of Nellie Smith— Fannie Pierce has purchased a new owui —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lenon!, of Clover­ dale. spent Sunday with the latter’s par­ ents—Isaac Houvenor. of Delton, spent Sunday at Willard Payne's. �-^TIONAL HastTngOaS^!'PAID TtfE PENALTY. ” "1 Thursday, May i>. lS9* 1 Carlyle Harris, the Wife Mur­ derer, Electrocuted. cock ■ao»..Pr<yn«tor».- died . I LtAOW CONVeNTwg GATES WERE CLOSED. in Attendaaw. Loctsvn-LE. Mar ».-Tte d.legate. The White City Not Open to to the convention of National League the Public Sunday. elute which meets here tomorrow are coming ta rapidly. Tte Philadelphia Thousand* of Worktagmen Turned Away. delegation arrived Monday morning. pBOTmnra ms otooesde SmmZmeTTrS^u X'SSJ -------------- L. Stewart ot Naw York. General TH. EirotreJe. w«. Ati^h..) to nt. H. Bantett ot New Hampshire. H.Mi Mfi »“”• •“* ‘te " lr“ Garret A. Hubart ot New Jarsey, . ,0^1 Tte. • Share cuek ot tte te.re. Martin ot Philadelphia^ and tte teteror-a nr. w.. a. ro I- ^ifi? Cl'ariSTw- "> POWDER Chicago. May 8.—The rule io close the gates of the world’s fair Sunday was rigidly enforced yesterday, at least, so far as the ticket purchasing public was concerned. The fortunate hun­ dreds who hold passee were admitted, however, and allowed to wander about the grounds' at their will. It was a beautiful day and thousands of work­ ingmen, some of them with families, went to the faiz grounds under the ap­ prehension tha-« the gates were to be And wheh tUe toiler* were turned away they left in anytning but Cures SickHeadache Michigan Central mimic broa»b1 out new XS' 1U$ SiXthS; b^prrooMcrtrf. riyw» for hi Ill** Criute. vnuro. , For <■ p^j^hed by a reporter he N*id Mr. Sing Sing. Ma.C- 9.-Carlyle Harris. .Manley was the bureau ot information. the man who was conflicted of murder­ Mr. Manley said: "I do not know a thing. If I did I would not be ! ing the girl whom ho had illegally mar- darned , ried. was executed yesterday afternoon. here. 1 came here to find out what | The death warrant was formally read was to be done and to answer my , x , ! at 8:30 o’clock. Harris displayed indif­ country’s call.” The number of delegates to the ference. Rev. John C. 8. Weills, the league convention is about 2.000. Be­ prison chaplain, went in to see Harris sides, there will be several thousand at 9 o’clock yeaterday morning and re- visitors. • •' 1 mained for an hour. After he came out , Dr. Irving went in and found Harris Absolutely Pure. ' nervous, but otherwise all right. He ' PrrraBURG. May 9.—The workmen at p, rrmem of tartar baking powder. Highest the Duquesne works of the Carnegie ofAall In leavening -jtrength.-LaU»t United said Harris' only request waa for two oranges. Harris waJ shaved and had Steel comi>any. confirm the report cur­ States Government > IM al Report. KoTAi. Bakimu Puwpsh lo.. " all St .. N. V • rent that a cut in hasatbeen made hiswages hair cut 10:30. He then put on a new suit of clothes furnished by the in certain departments of the works. All of the furnacemen, numbering state. ,u. The electrician said- everything was about 300. have had notice that a 20 per satisfactory and the warden invited tlie cent reduction of present rates will witnesses to go down to the execution take effect from yeaterday. Another chamber at 12:15 o'clock. important new departure at the works Harris walked entirely alone iuto the wifi turn ffn testa to be made of the new execution chambeh and wavered for a process of hydraulic strippers in the . , moment, more from not knowing which manufacture of billets. If the trials ; wav he was expected to go than from prove successful, as anticipated, the , “ The h'lagarj Falls Rente.” g- weakness. Connaughton pointed to the new methods will retire about 100 men. । chair, and without even a look of enri- ( Statlous. iT - |£- £3 | £* ority at the thing which was to end his career, he dropped into the seat. Chicago. May 9.—A jury in Judge ixri.ip.iii :' As he did so he liegan to talk in a low Groggins* court has returned a verdict ■I T2.llf 6 ja'll-W 9-» Hastinoh........ . .’.“te - WOTd *° of *S’oi)0 in tavor of Augusta. Groahou " ‘ Hepatwli' »n,l repeated: -I would fox tte tew of hia right foot. TteWret | SUU Otis. ; m><1 11 Li* J.Si h/V micutotc In mv IcUnt .n. O» (fl*™ falling full And powerful upon the women it the ,o~» ot honor, eent cwaful isnrttv down and nt .one tue silvery lagoon. When, shortly before S o’clock, the currents were turned off 1 righ w*Bt np -from thousands of hearts and dirknese put an end to a scene of splendor rotch as was probably n^erboforepresentevlto human eye^ Thousands of the visitors swarmed into administration building, soon as they reached the illuminated Potion of the* park to view the beautiful dome studded with hundreds of incandescent lights which gleamed bka diamonds. Tlie few seats which lined the walls of the rotunda were eagerl v taken poaseasion of. while many of the women came in the roller chairs or brought camp stools. Nobody cared to remain in one part of the illuminated grounds for any length of time for fear of losing some feature of the first open night and so in and out of the building the stream of humanity poured. 1 The magnificent terraces and promenades which lead to the grand bamn in front of administration building were the favorite places for the crowds chiefly because of the m-neral expectation that the electric fountains would be in operation. But this was ths only real disappointment of the evening and in the splendors was hardly mteed. When Michael Brand’s orchestra from Cincinnati began to pour forth melody upon the scene of splendor there was a rusn of people to the south side of music hall where the musicians were stationed under a cluster of are lights. The south side of machinery hall was an attractive place for those people w’-o knew where the atoam and electric lower was being generated to provide the illumination. • A friMd la n«d I. a-lH^id itdwd . nol lew than on. aillll,,,, found lo.t ,«* Airload ia’K“JgJSow BUdOWT t» coa.un.pu “ ' and cold.. If you ha,, „ ™*» great couith medWau. «« tH,l vlnre you that It h,. wond.-rh| |x>wcr»lnalldlsnUM,1d throat™ £,"*! luniA Each bottle la « all that to claimed or money JJj do ' funded. Trial buttles free at W » r JJ j-rMlmK .tore. L.rg. derire to m, I., our rtlkm,, U1. ynn we have keeu -mnl b, X “ Sew Dteovwj tor iuosmnplli, i K1M-. New Lit. Fill,. Bu..ko!,-, S«lve .nd Electee Bitters. aim hawSS haodled reitedl.. Hut o il „ udl have Kl.cn lueh unln-r-., W, <lo nol tealute to guMMrlee everr time, and we .Urol nrete l0 the purehare price, It satl.tetor. do not follow their nw. 'Din.e r.-:nrdi have wm* th«lr great populaiiiy Purtlt.? llrclr merit,. IV. 11. Cwl>„r. Tire beat salve In the world foreuta. bruises, sores, ulcers, -ah rheum, fever •ore*, tetter, chapped chlibltet corns, and all skin eruption-, asul ;srith2 ly curys piles or n<> pay n-quhrd. hu guaranteml to. give perfect -atisfar tin* or money refunded. Pri<. ‘5 cent- >r ixa For sale by W. H. Goodyear, th,, ditnrgig. Bridgman has shippi-d ;,i f»9.00(ktere plants to diffent sections of thd stax * Michael J. Bolen ha- L.r:: .(imniis. atoned peetiua-ler at Wolverine. MfcL cured of piles, with only one p-rkw ot Hill's Pile Pomade, th- nnly pl!<pH . n r^. ortly on the market with a Iwwai:. -- -xiarwiw with vacli package. Price .<: *4x pukages for By mail. Tr te nutbL For Miie by Fred I.. Hva: Ule <i:c<«i»t-. coiuiuiny waa WrtcAr flaxtsim houtk-ciSamuel Baskerville hu been xp{*>inte4 I’i'ift« lite l“ teutethiug it I hare tte Chicago ------ ---Street ----- - Railway, ------------ — ■ sexton of Maple . Grove < u.ta I’-jdthe defendant in th* suit. On May Hl. tvm*l U1 • ’ , warden's consent." . i. Lxa. Azent. Hatoag* . Warden Duraton stepped over to the 1891, G'ruahon boarded a West Madison < a good humor. It was highly aggrayaiT. A. rhtauo , chair and said: "Wliatdid you wish to street car at Spaulding av. nne. He • jng to them to aw the favored tnouThe Traverse city potato jJantor (sjq. ’eay?" waa thrown off bv a sudden jerk and ‘ sands enter tiro grounds on uasaeewnue GUARDIAN'S bale. pany will make an exhibit at '.t.e A'rddV. .I Harris then in a weak voice, as though the wheels t»a»<W over hte foot. He | they who worked al) week were ex­ fair. In the matter of the estate of Floyd E." t each word cost him a powerful effort, brought a suit for 933,090 damage*. ' eluded. . ’ ' Males, a minor. . , , ,, „ . । Ths validity of the law of ‘ , Notice H hereby siIren ven tint that I ttiall -liail sell at said: Mrs. Chas. Root. Cedar firings, va* - ------------------------ — closing the gates is to be tested ju the nubile auction to th- higher: bidder on Wednes—, ’ «i have no further reservation to told by physclans that Wry <ould do noth­ Montreal May 9.—The breaking of ' courts this week. Charles W. Clingday the 17th day -of May. A. D.t IMO. »t ten make. 1 dewire to say that I am abeoo’clock tn the forenoon at tlie Probate ;---- .----------' . the ice in the St. Lawrence. Chambly ■ man, who is a stockholder in the, fair ing for her. She tried WhaekA Heart office In the City <ft Having*, tn the County of lutely innocent. MURDERERS LYNCHED. Barry. In the State ot Mk-blxan. pursuant to , These Those were his last words. — -After and Richelieu rivers Hte caused flood, : te, served note ontera^irysa. Mnl Nerve Cure, and after two botlicense roid authority granted to me on ’^ uttering them lie teemed relieved and iu the stretch of low country between ! ^Jj1V; ' , J ^mdnv In his K.WSX oU’: m'M MMlrf Lek ta thh chsir. u which Uta thiscityand St. Johiw. Hundreds of . op’’U tbe f»tr ‘n >un<to. in nt ride to town to do her own shq>ptnK. the estate, right, title and mterest of ibe ssld arms and legs had already oeen farms ire under water, and the damage j £“«f.hc’^^‘“t^reJreSntativ? 3 ALBUQUKHQU*. N. M.. May 6.—An minor of. in an j to the real e»uue'ttu it'd aroi gtrapped. State Detective Jackson at- to prop, rty will amount to thousand of Pg^^hler^demMlded that the Sold by W. H. Ooodyoar. belng iu tin- County of Barry, n the *tate ot tacheu .. tonio Martibex. Antonio Jose Barias, the electrode ... to vi^__r.s Harris' right Michigan, known and ihseribed as follows, The may -r and aldenuca o( Flint desiiv and Vktonano Aragon, three murder­ to-wit: One halt acre ot land on the north half leg. which was Imred to the knee, a slit dolUn‘-। people lx? fvhnitteil Sunday the same as ’ /Tenn? •<»!»■• Surrl-usoi-. ---------- .!-«every «*• other day wAa.tr in the week. ef the south west quarter <>t secHon one (l> town in the trousers having been made in ers. were taken from jail nt Las Lunas a salary of Slut) txt yea: ntu uo L*xione (D Sorth range trn (101 We»t,*bootide»l and advance. Eaton placed the helmet con­ - I demand tnie." coutinues he, "not last night by marked men and lynched. ling. London, May . 9.—Prime Minister described as follow*: CotnineiiciiiK -I—1«. li> center .»t ol for finnwinlly as a ™ly for my "'X interest >»tor™< sasvawatally ""'SiXr'u,, hlgb'.ny at quart r <»d on weM line of Mf-UM taining the other electrode on the head. GtodMono has olfrred tte place of pc! .: only Petersburg will ppbibly ha\t « new - a . Xt. 1. ..1 1.VJ» more_«yMany fur tllre The first two murdered an old woman. but fartte one (i). running th*- • east forty lit e it" rods Electrician Davis attached the wires laureate, made vacant by tte dea!h of etockholdcr. ervamery. a« efforts are Muir made to t— tor a starting pol • Tbence v'uih tiilrtoc > to the two electrodes. All this work people who pould not st e the exposition Mrs. Manuela Mien-lea. after1 first as­ < 13): ods. five and v Anil feet. Thenc- -ust was done quicker than the telling of it V»r«l Tenn.VMin. to'th' distinguished art ou any other day except on Sunday. saulting her and horribly mutilating tablhh one there. sit «J rods; thrn<- • irth thirteen its) reds. , critic John Ruskin. to -center of -highway; Having made this demand on you in her laxly. Aragon was the mdf-ennand then the guanls stepped back. five and one-halt !• ■ — ------ — ­ ;I Uld highway ::x : - el) n>l» thence along center ot writing I have placed the matter in the faravd murderer of Mrs. Beatrice Ara­ Davis said: “All rranv." FRESH FROM THE WIRE. toplA-’e ot beglroiliw hands of my attorney, who will com­ gon. Iris cotwin. I^aat night between There was an instant s pause, while 17 I?* i:»w. Dated. Manli Sltb. . mence legal’proceedings at once against midnight and 1 o'clock a largo body of every man in the room held his breath. 11. d- McBain. Guardian. the exposition if my demands are not men surrounded tha/fail. Then Dr. Daniels raised his hand. A sharp click from the lever and the form with.” Three of them ■‘approached the jail Edwin Booth h reported to bv still better I complied COUNTV TREASURER’S OFFICE President Higinlrothamread thv letter Hawtiuu*. Mich . April. 15. >*U. in the chair straightened up till the and in a lair way to recover. and told the jailer they were constables carefully. "We shall be compelled to with a prisoner. The jailer opened the Notice is hereby given u>ui ccruln lands situ­ strajis creaketl. Hon. Matias Romero. Mexican minister defend the suit if one is brought.", he ated in’.becon it) of Barry. t»!d Off to the state The flag announcing the execution fortaxes ot iwan 1 pi*vion» Xears. end de­ was raised at 13:43. which vras abunt to the United State*, will return to Mexico . said. "Resist Sunday opening, in other door when he was pounced upon, bound scribed in »i*remcnt».on tlie lu/this offi-c. will hand and foot and the jail Keys taken and re«ume his former position assycre- ’ worr|M<" be sold at public aiu-t|<m by Abe umlcrslgiir d five minutes after the current was Judge Laue will deliver an ddres* u tary of the treasury. jI ••Yes. -u we from him. The three murderers were county to a»urvr. at tne county seat, on the turned on the prisoner. "Yes. inar that is ine the povmon position iu in wur which ...............although ", -Lnearly ---------- ’1 securely handcuffed and shackled and the class day exerei?’ .> of twenty-*eeoud day of Maj. l*»S. at the place Hudson blxh There are now confined in pri on at the woo]d be placed, all des least,st for thr annuAl tax '*!<*. if not pre­ hangeif to a tree outside the jail where school June .seventh. . City of Mexico. VJ editor*, one foreman, the members are in favorbCVt'D of---------viously canceled ac wnlmg :o law. their bodies were found this morning. S an F rancisco . May 9. — United two button's manager*, and one proof ­ Sabi statements contain a full description of At the new quarry r Maybee 10 Half a dozen murders have been com ­ each parcel of said lands, and may t>e seep »u States Judges McKenuu, Morrow and reader for violations of the new Mexican application at th- office of the conntv treasurer Hawley, sitting as. a circuit court of nrwnjiapcr libel law. mitted near Ln.- Lunas in the past two carload* of stone art crushed daily. They t The land struck off to the stare for taxes of employ fifty men. months and the citizens took this 1S». or other veam. at the tax sales in May las’, appeals, yesterday affirmed the judgA" late edition of the cor.grvMional <11 method of warning thr vicious element wifi lie offered subject to the right of redemp­ ment of the United States district rectory has )>een pubtehed containing Htion prrscrlbr l by law that crime must cease. 1 court of southern California, dismissing ogrnphie* of all the new members of conJ. F. Hack Kkmvon. Comity Trerwim r. ■ the libel against the Chilian steamer gn-s. the president and cabinet and ths ltata*and releasing the vessel and 2.000 rules of the executivei* nuui«ii>n. PoRTLAxfh Or.. May 0. —Jack Demp­ CliANCKRY ORDER. cases of rifles which she had aboard t1 Th«« The bixly body of of Willi William RaxroQuui. who sey L aves today forutie east to prepar • State of MiebijCMD. • when seized by the United States mar- left his bonis at Acton. Ont., on the night Th* Clrruit Court for the County ot Barry. In Bhal in Sau Diego harbor two years of April 25, has been found iu Harvey's for his fight with Bin? Smith. Yester­ Chancery. * J(>bll p ago. The decision of the circuit court mill pond. day be received a telegmni from Judge Delta L. Richards, complainant ily imvmt RkharJ*. defend uit. It Mt)*tac:oi - - - ia vri-y lengthy and reviews the details Newton, of the Coney Island club, in­ It Is announced that the coach depart­ inr hy affidavit of complainant that the -aid de ‘ '/'the late Chilian revolution and the ment of the Grand Trunk railroad .drops forming him that June 30 hail been feudant ooe« not reside in Mlchltnul. but I* v nv-rrnrow ot President rrwunenv Balnmceda. rerthrow of resident o< UwState of Ohio, ou motion -f ‘J .J™"?.***™ will be removed from Brantf..id, Ont., to fixed for the date of the fight. In a Ctenlui Longv. ,jr. «f Dundee. AlootoE K-na-uu. M>l;du>r jor eoiaplron.ini. The court finds that the state of affairs •bort talk he said: "The fight will been appointed clerk at tb» world's te it is ordered tb.it th* •Mddffetidsni »!>n<mr and as alleged in the libel is not borne out Landon. come off at the time fixed by the Coney for the wh<> e term. A Mx months* engagement with an answer th* bill of nunntaint nie<t In this cao-e vv evidence within four iqoutii* from th- dst • <>f this order. 3 , . Island club, providing Smith accepts aifuatic show in Ixradon will prevent lertd hH Rev. t»eu. S. Bradley L; and io default 'hen-.d ;bnt said bill of eem■! -irkn-. in i>.>mr the club’s offer. The On-sent City club George Bubear, the Endtab champion plaint bo taken Mcoub-M'dnv said defwttilani.! „ — „ \ « the! t.u-xxuoaal of New Orleans haq raished Newton's nblgnairot) as pastor c>-'•ast smith. I Rome. May 9.—The Polish pilgrims ■culler, fr^m visiting America'thia year, offer to fli.OUO, and Smith may throw church in Hudson. i ircuit Judge.. ( have arrived in this city. The pilgrim­ Charley Mitchell thinks Hall will beat Dated. April ic. im There's a £«x<d dral <■! cnaraJHre teh the fight to that organization. • Either ago will be sn*i>endcd during Juue. Flavin, but many liclieve the latter is not place will do for me although the larger nets In the store keeping ‘i^day. It’s Atther.nAsn July and August ou account of the in­ the man he was when defeated by Peter COU'MniAN GVAHIM PlRnVINO VISITOHA. FORi’lWm purse is the more acceptable.” tonexrcsslve. Or us* nd:; ;i. Halt the K a p I l> s fluenza. More than half of the Swias Jackson. day fair. However. I do not think any­ iVordk—oshr Dominick McCafTry .-wants bi match thing will come of this notice. I believe time It mean* nothin* hm'cof* guards at the Vatican are now ill of the epidemic, and the-unedical staff has Horace Leeds, the lightweight boxer, for Mr. Clingm.in can be convinced that monte. 'zMtai ZtMtTtor . lreul.v AJ.Irei, A. s. >x*n increaseil so that that it it may may lx* l»> equal •3.000 a side against any 133 pound tnnn in Terre Haute, Ind.. May fl.—A spe­ ’—eased so This offer to refund ti. this plan is not the proper one. and it is cial from Casey. Ills., says: Near the 3 hope ttfll PARIsii, Prbp’r. ’; to caring for *— •* — sufferers. ir — tn an the world, barring J tux McAuliffe. the More pay a reward, is tmel«- t.i better to let matters rest as they are at . lack, it’d hour of 7 (clock yeetenipy morning , 80,000 cases of influenza have betn re­ Thomas K. Malanahastened arhnllenge present.” you won’t want your • ported in the city. Russia has com­ to shoot nt 1,000 wooden balls for <34X) or while workmen were engaged tearing a that you won't fralm He reward- Of I mnnicated to the pope her intention to R.fXX) a side against any man in America. THE CLIMAX REACHED. temporary caring from beneath the coarse. . send to Rome a permanent minister to Malana broke hta record In his match with So. whoever is ht-ne.t is nuu'&c d. and XUumluntlon Iu Honor of th* First Open newly built Crown tile fain, the roof, the Vatican. , Boganlus, breaking 1,000 wooden Imlla in a brick one, collapsed burring under the works—not on hl» own reputatwi. 20 minutes 40 seconds with a Winchester 1j Chicago, Mny 9.—The climax in debris three workmen, killing imnantly but through the local rb • r- " L"a When abe w a CJiikl. *he cried for Castorta. Party Divided. laita Clabe Carr, owner of the factory, aged know, must have MMoethlng he Berlin, May 9.—The division of the, rifle. electricity’s upward march through the 58 and William Heim, aged 28. Elias In tarok tert •■< tte jumm.i™ 1 Raxe Hail, Radical (Freisinnige) party has assumed IVbnn ah« had Children. »hc farethem Cartorta. 19th century was reached last night Reed, aged 23, was extricated terribly nns wouhnTt .« >»' permanent form. The tin- |! At Washington—Washington. «; Bcw when the world’s fair buildings and ine stronger con conuncrushed but rational, seriously injured " what to tartlm H eonf..’.. gent under Eugene le Richter will lye ton. ». !l“* £ grounds were illuminated in honor of known henceforth as the Radical peo... At ,... St. Irouis—St. Txnds-Chicago game the first "open evening” of the exposi­ internally which in all probability will tliat. whM Is laeklns Is that ••l.'M ! E!uHHesaUt They Were “n me° °f plea party (Freisinnige Volkspartef) and r postponed —-r- --- on — account —-- of — wet --t gupunda tion. The whiteness of the buildings which Is above the ••aterwt- _rrar,i''e. will co-operate with the south German | At *Louisville-The Loui»viil|-Cleveland K*J® added luster to the rays from the Dr. Pierce’s medicine- an ?u"7m m Democrats, under Freidrich Fayer. who |.game postponed on account of rain. million and more lights in the Grand ..-kv. neuncro. to accomplish what the.' an* ".tended^w made the bitterest one of the speechee — At Cincinnati — Cindnnati. 8; Pitta- plaza, while the golden statues of the ’ Pittsburg. May A—According to the ’ ” ** against the government on the last day bQrgiP. do. and tbelr maker* give the money of the last Reichstag, and is opposed to .d..Ann.^d At York—New York, 4; Brook­ «■'. p'“>all concessions to militarism. lyn, 7. Doesn t ft «iw --------------------------- T. . . tration plaza poured in blinding ahow- ■ylvania railroad, the wages of the men fU Michigwn I’en.ion*.-----------------| At Baltimore—Baltimore, 4; Philadel- ««. Bent back a happy axjponse, which working in the work shops have been nhkh the I».km h»re l’>u Washington. • May 9.—Original— Phla>2, Wended harmoniously with the whole. reduced from 30 to 40 per cent It is deure In. Is the mediciixWilliam H. Chapman. Franklin Mor- 1 Smith sign* to Fight OompHy. The different buildings were iliumin­ said that about 800 men are affected. The paper ■”" ■> “’J ton. George’ T. Osborn. Additional—1 Boston, May I).-Billy Smith has a certain extent, but the admin- Complaint has been made to General .tarutl wilt, by J. K. Daniel Conklin. Gilbert W. Warren, rigned an agreement to box Dempsey 20 building on the west and the Foreman Stewart who promised to roe. Mid Toledo capitalists. Increase—Harrison E. Spalsbury, David rounds, or until a decision is rendered L eaflt . the present their grievance to the officials Milton Newbury bay Iwu White. William Dowsett. James Me- by the referee, at the Coney Tulun A Atb °f ^d the multi- -j— J® the men «»u an «u»wer answer next mon Mon­ IMStmaater at Blaine. ’ Mann Eli T. Hoyt. Original, widen™, Ictlc clob, th?ev™ing <rf JuM ») tor “?i'*'”’' c*rried °® Ttereuno — — —— —“ — dtotnrbanro ««*«vwwh wwuvvt and BUU no Am) etc.—Sarah Sheldon. Catharine Egan. |fl,000 given by the club Xr» .100 tn ! • Jri?000” °,f 9“ ni«ht' "tnke is threatened. The officials of Mich., vice James Moore, rwlcned. Mary Draper Mart-M.tM.a.C.tlnSi. l£. anSwll) to faS“ bTg“ to *rriv“ •">T- •» Uw ».v tl :t tlwy ... »! -a .l..7 not “1 AmSoTlrra! Tbayer (mother) rfennui Park, (tatter), j are not to exceed US ponndl I teL, “y di,.-., .stactit ion among Is a common exclamation *« ,bl' * lf Survivors of Indian war—Orange La---------------- —--------i larK0 numbers. By the time darkness ^hfi employes at mills There I. a certain Matins a------ I ----- - In -------.. .. ■ had come u.n over the Citvfnlly ———— Injured a Saloon Raid. tourette. mU White nmw uity truly 20 20.-­ 1 which U loat when th,' wralbcr I. 000 neonle ___ lit"/ Fraud IMwwrow.^k people were nn on the _scene, scene, this crowd crowd I •I . i W oostkh. O.. May f.9.-The T__ ____ e young o»the this wanner: and when Nature Is re"'-. “ Fire In Buffalo. being augumented later bv prob.Wy nrotaM. I’ .. . ->wn. .tucked . !1 S I»«r by D enver. May fl.—Revenue Collector Buffalo, May 9.—Fire at " o’clock • mfn » dry town, attacked a eoulli. her admirer, feel '■■ ■< 1 defended ’bv a gang of railroad to'te^SaS” b?■ U'Sn£,w“ ft' a”‘ last night entirely destroyed the ex- ' saloon “ r'«i,tr*U™ °Mte Chin^ in*tte «„d tired. This condition I- ewInK lalxirers. The saloon waa demolished ly to the Impure coudltb'l-. d#w tensive works of the Shepard Hardware and Ito failure to .OPP l»^« company on West Forest avenue. Lose mid two men received fatal injuries with rows of incandescent 'lights At _Chme*H? h*vn «ucceeded in regis- to the various orfans ol He • about 8200.(MK); insurance on contents ot from billiard cues. th, bare of ita dome , SXiTtoretei Sto g ti 7*^ in » *• la remarkable bow ^01'0*1^ ,• building about $143,000. The building ;* )»n c*te certificate to China, with the I. to the help to be was insured for $35,000. The office, Chicago, May 9.-R. w. Stevens, on bronze stands were rancml rom.'ii laboratory nnd part of the machine and wanted in St. Louis for forgery, was diatant around itaciremui-renreSidiSj Scrotith,! krotten into Che medicine at this J* ‘ nuslltirt much to it. .plendid appSJ. TbS JSl ^w many hare gotten throe purityins. I1"1'11"”;SL-’Sanapattern shope of the New York car greeted here yesterday and turned wheel works, just south of the Shepard penstyle noon added itirow of liahto b. ‘ *^? ‘ ^ nown bn ‘ “ .bleb tbo body "JX: twl Mil* ISSur0®?!* who st*rt«d and thia was tte airnal tor the trinU company's building, were damaged I?^>Ktor Freeman that Wtrtlla soon overcomes IMI I' for that city with his prisoner. about 933,000. row of arc lamp, alooy either ride of bron nf’i t*T* done «>.. A report has the lagoon to lend thri? rid Md in ““ In Wrohtatent they were rending briStroro toSton' Chicaoo, May 9.—The Geneva Clock Lafaykttk, Ind., May 9.—The work JCTtes the waterway completing tte of removing the debris of the Big Four company went into the hands of the band encircling the Grand plaza Tte sheriff yeaterday on confareioM of K. L. Ransom, of *all Vbe wreck is going along slowly and it will judgement aggregating $40,000. Lack main lagoon toy under the ateen of M*y S.-Deputy be several days before all traces of the of sufficient capital is given as the ror lhTte*”l'gh,t3 Bke * great mir Ozr ytntamtt wtdle county, chascU the old hamejlacurry the disaster are clearer! away. The runic nf nt to the Of distiller' -*-* elm lo«a on Ibe shore near It ror. The arc and peristyle formed its gilded frame and arount?thdeath list doeee at 10. The injured are Prod Ball, nt re«‘ • all doing wtfl and the most of them rides about a font from the water "i, ‘"y. “Yr- ^auusu waa Not Con fl rm ml. homes. --- , ---- j .. IFQXn ^tj*ofT^oktei'te^Ctollteb’^in -S^tei'uk/?w •“d"d*o™ tte Durango says it is reported Lieutenant Plummer killed by Navajoes. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Caetoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. ChlldreriCryfor Pitcher’s Castoria. (CARTERS ■imi > CURE SICK HEAD ACHE MSL SMALL HUGE ssswa-irSQ. “SSiS&ttS j^rwX-.tolr.alwu-eeonP^ * « f their certain rollrn- �i.nniT.:*-. MORTGAGE SALE. Whv?^^^ WRECK ON THE BAILS I THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. * The meet valuable product trf the euc»-' iyptus trees which are planted in Califor­ nia are the ewential oil and certain medi­ cal preparations from the leave* The di*tilled extract from eucalyptus, which re­ sembles in Ito method of production the wcllknowndtotillede-tractof witch haael, has cotue into promineuca within a few yeans. It is a concentrated extract from freshly gathered taives of trees thare at least seven years old, and the older the bet­ ter. It to used for most of the ailment* where the oil uaa br?a used, and has the j 1advantage <>f i*wj cheater. It has beeu’tii ujimcnded for headaches, DervouM affections and a* an antiseptic it jhi* given good results when applied to jfresh wounds and for inflammation of the jmucous membranes and insomnia; for cold ।In the head and sore throat it is of service, while a» a disinfectant it is useful from the 1 ifact that, like the oil, it substitutes a pleasant odor for noxious ones. The oil I has an established place in the materia medica, and there is evidently u field of 1usefulness for the distilled antiseptic.-* (Garden and Forest. . 1 Mr. Ctevatand WIU D«cUn» AU Intcrviawa -------------With Ofllcaooakera. LESSON VII, SECOND QUARTER, IN­ 1 en Lives Crushed Out In a Wahhwgton, May 8.—The following TERNATIONAL SERIES, MAY 14. Twinkling. ■ has been issued by the president for _______ publication. Th» n J „ • i Executive Mansion. May 8. The Accident Canoed by the Failure of the Ithtwbttfime apparent after two months’ Airbrxkea to Properly Work — Every experience that ma rules heretofore pro­ — - - - mulgatcd regulating interviews with the Ssldent have wholly failed in their operaOfficial. Place the at About FUly n. The time which under those' rules; was set apart for the reception of senators | L "Whoso loretb Instruction loveth Thounond Dollars. and representatives has been almost en­ Lafayette. Ind., May 8.—Ten lives tirely spent in listening to aunlications for knowleilge, but he that hateth reproof to were crushed out in the worst railway office, which have been bewildering in vol-' brutish.” Nearly every versa in this lemon one-half “t south eat accideat known in the history of La­ ume, perplexing anil exhausting in thdr contains ft coutrnst between tho righteous . ary time SMtowu twoH) iteration and ImpoMibie of remembrance. and the unrighteous, the wise and the foot 1-t ’west Which said re­ fayette, both in fatalitigj and in damage A due regard U> public duty, which must . .rdoti in UiecSlce of the rvgis- This Barytes is a heavy white powder t Bam’f'ounryon. the 1st day of (ground stone), having the appearance to property, which occurred Sunday be neglected if present conditions continue, And Scripture to full of such contrasts from •—rtgnues, imge 518. of white lead, worthless as a paint, morning at 1:15 o'clock at the South and on observance of the limitations the story of Cain nqd Abel to the end of the me power of costing only about a cent a pound, and Saeed upon human endurance, oblige me book. The wise build upon the rock; the Street depot. The Big Four train No. r:s»a-. and the decline from 'and after this date all per­ l provided, notice is only used to cheapen the mixture. 12 from Ciiicago came iu on time and sonal interviews with those reeking ap- Sish build upon the eand; the wire have in Satuniay the What shoddy is to cloth, Barytes is its engine, baggagecar, postalcar and polntment to office, except as I. in iny own ps well trimmed; the foolish have lamps . 1883. at ten ig out. The Lord knoweth the way of m -eh at publie to naint. Be careful to use only old one expreascar were totally wrecked at motion may especially invite them. The tr. at the north and standard brands of white lead. the south end of the passenger station. same considerations moke it impossible for the righteous, but the way of the ungodly me to receive those who merely desire to The accident was caused by a failure of “Armstrong &iMcKelvy" pay their respects except on the days and shall perish (Math, vli, 34. 26; xxv, 1-13; airbrakes to' work properly. The during the hours especially tesigned for Pa. 1. fl). And as to the brutes, they even tuS" is holden.’, tne “Beymer-Bav Beymer-Bauman” "Eckstein” the Id ieortKaae. except train came dashing along the track that purpose. I earnest 1 r request senators put men to shame and know more than >r *j much t hereof “Fahnestock’” “ Anchor ” near the South Street depot at a high and representatives to’tl'l me in securing > par the amount speed and when it reached- u point for them uninterrupted interviews by de soma men (bia. 1, 3). “Kentucky ‘ “” J— “Morley” 2. “A good man obtalneth favor ot the 1 about 100 yards from South street the dining to introduce their constituents and id cost*, tuaetber with an attorney's “Southern” “ Shipman ” •■a.-ihA-j.wi dollars covenanted TIME TABLE. engine left the track and dragged the friends when visiting the executive man­ Lord, but a man of wicked devices will He n tbe pnsnl-oi being described “Red Seal” sion during the hours designated tor thdr condemn. The Lord showeth favor to alL In effect January 22, IBM. mentioned cars with it. The engine r'uaee m all thost certain pieces reception. Applicants for office will only Route between Grand Rapids, Detroit “Davis-Chambers” was dashed to pieces and the baggage­ prejudice their prospects by repeated Im­ He muketh His sun to rise on the evil and Favorite : , of land situate in the township ■ 'he east. ..imi I'r.nxrviUr in thb county of arc strictly pure, “ Old Dutch " process car reduced to splinters, the mailcars portunity and by remaining at Washing on the good and sendeth rain on the just - , ,.ml state of Michigan, and known and brands, established by a lifetime of use. were overturned and letters, papers, ton to awake results. 1 r.M. ~ f.v. | Going EaM I and on the unjust” (Math, v, 45). He offers • -it»rd as foiio* St etc., scattered far and near. Grand Rapids For colors use National Lead Co.’s numb r four village of Cloverdale. Himself freely to all. but only those who East Paris COUNTERFEITER CAPTURED. The trucks of the first passenger Pure White Lead Tinting Colors with receive Him shall enjoy Him (John i, 11, ’McCord ' coach were dragged out . ana the left Complete Outfit Far Making tho "Qneer" 12). Those who receive Him not are con Strictly Pure White Leaa. •Alto rear side of the coach was knocked into Elmdale '••' -:->r it << ranueten ioi west.except Found In Hla Po»*ea»ion. demned already, and to shut Him out from Clarksville fragments. The escape of any passen­ lUltt rod- (“• vorth anti south and twen- palate everywhere. our hearts is the most wicked device that Lake Odessa .■ ..<« tn ma«* ST. J oseph , M o ., May tl. — R. C. U you arc going to point. It will pay you gers in the car was almost miraculous. I Woodbury to send to u« for a book containing mfornw- The crash tore away witan can Invent (John iii, 18). J the covered por­ _W,„TO Hunter was captured here yesterday Sunfield tioo that may oave you many a dollar; it will 3. “A num shall not be established by IDran M. OlfMK. Mortgage-. Mulliken tion of the pldtform, extinguishing the plrftform, a counterfeiter's outfit and a p„ it-T.C'iu.wore. wickedness, but the root of the righteous Grand Ledge — *the l--------fnij lights leaving scene in utter dark ­ of bogyg dollars. He made a >rnrv for .Mortgagee. Lansing shall not be moved.” Wickedness shall not NATIONAL LEAD CO.. ness and operating against immediate confession in which he stated that he ■ . Ma-cii itti. 1M4. Detroit deliver those that ore given to it, and. [ 1 Broadway, New York. work of rescuing the victims. The po­ and George Whitehead, a wealthy Chicago Branch, lice force and fire department were etock raiser of Big Horn basin, in Wy­ though men make a covenant with death and hell, it shall not stand (Eccl. viii, 8; ha. j State and Fifteenth Streets. Howuni Ci:y called, the latter to extinguish a fire 'I'.• KUSAGE FORECLOSURE; ! Edmore which started in the wreck, which it oming, and others had arranged a plot xxviii, 18). The Ix>rd bringeth the counsel Wm*- -as. default ha* •been made In the con-I stanfoti did with little trouble. Willing hands to manufacture bogus dollars at Madi­ of the heathen to naught. He mnketh the • ■ - r.f a certain msrtgasc.-we-utcd by Alva louis i < . a *■- a id Mary A. Cowles of the Township set to work lifting the unfortunate from son. Ind., and that Whitehead was now devices of the people of none effect (Pa ’ ■ Grand Ledge — ’' xxxiil. 10). But, on the contrary, nil who are ' ■ ‘rv .- Harry Countv. Michigan. Co Alice J. beneath the the awful mass of wreck­ in Chicago with a valise full of bd£us IUI1 iformeriv Alice 4. Morey) of Toledo, ro in the jock Christ Jesus ore in a sure and , dollars. He also confessed that the twe IGoing Went age. Every victim was dead when ,, ;. aring date May the seventh. A. D.. 1KN. ■4 eternal refuge. Dctrou found’, and the majority were fright­ were in the green goods businees and : ret anted "" tte laeedtb d:.y - I Muy. a. !>. 4. “A virtuous woman is a crown to her 1 had arranged a plan to rob one of their Laux Ing • it hree o’clock and thlrkvwe minutes, n fully mangled. * < Grand Ledge n ?t..-r number 22. of wurtuaRes on page 3GH. accomplices, named 8am Shriver, of husband, but she that mnketh ashamed to . The killed are: Mulliken • <j . .-<4 the rrafateroi deeds for Barry as rottenness in His bones. ” If this is true ' Sunfield Engineer Michael Walsh of Indian­ $5,000. The United States authorities . r,-. •’lieblg m. and there fa now claimed to ■ Woodbury ... .in- <>:i said mortgage the-sum of two, apolis. who stuck to hia post and was are in possession of information suf­ literally of wife nnd husband, bow much | Lake Odessa , . ..ml seven bund red and sixty dollars and ficient to implicate partiea in Kansas more of the church and Christ? We arc , found underneath, his engine. His Clarksville :--.-cw<. cents includingan attorney lee of thirty COtiDEHSED head was split open and his body wns City and Milwaukee, who are connected said to be eren now married to the Lord ' ElindBJe .edcl'otr*. and n« proceedings having been I with the gang. The capture is one of that we should bring forth fruit unto God Alto,. terribly mangled. •:. ,.t .aw to rveorer ilirdebt secured by the McCord or any part thereof Now there> Sterling Mclnnef-s, Urbana, Ills., fire­ the most important ever made in this (Rom. vii, />, nnd Paul says of the belier- | East Purls ■ r.ut.ce Is hereby given that on Friday the section. ere at Coriith, ‘*1 have espoused you toons man. ■ .'Grand Rapid? .-av of May tWJ. at :12 o’clock husband that I may present you as a chaste 1 iTM. Thomas McMahon, Bellevue. O. :i standard time, at the north ’front door of virgin to Christ” (II Cor. xi, 2). f | • - ‘-.uirt house In the cltv of Haatiure. County A. R. Chadwick, postal clerk, Shelby­ St. Lovis. May 5.—The discharged ’ H r .tab- of Michigan that being th* 5. "Thej thoughts of the righteous are ville. Ind. ■Grand Ledge -.•nV .n ivhicii circuit court for County of Missouri Pacific engineers were given a righC-hnC the counsels of the wicked are j Portland J^ase H. Long, postal clerk, Lebanon, • ,r«v tudd.bv rirtueof the power of-sale loula hearing yesterday by General Manager deceit,” This must inean the thoughts -.mi* 1 u said mortgage.-1 will «eil at public i Ind. Howard City . u; ill- highest bidder the property des­ E. B. Meyers, postal clerk, Walton G. C. Smith and Superintendent of which be thinks through us, "for we are ! Ionia - • •: i -.ad mortgage, or sunicient thereof I 4'takes an everyday convenience of an • Ind. not sufficient of ourselves tb think any ­ Stanton Motive Power F. Reardon. These -fy 'aid mortgage indebtedness, costs | old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. • dinore thing as of ourselves, but cur sufficiency to t | John Lennon, mail wagon driver, .r- u-- . Baid premises being the north­ gentlemen with a delegation of engin­ ■ Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest : ;i;«ter of H*ctl<»u fourteen ■ U;. town four I of God” (11 Cor. iii, 5). The natural heart • Every day, others week days only, t stop Lafayette, Ind. eers were closeted on the sixth floor of : '...rtliol riut’e nine b-.west cotiKinhigone award at all Pure Food Expositions. Earh I Charles Cahill, moulder, Indianapolis. is deceitful above all things and desperate- on signal. .'.—.t and sixty acres of i;,nd according to the Equitable building .for several Parlor cars on all trains between Grand - f uiteJSuitr*survey, exemiting^od reserve , package makes two large pies. Avoid : Charles Meyers, baggagehandler,- hours. The result of their conference 1, wl.k,l iJer. xvll »). .U>a Umbncora- Kauldsand Detroit. Seats 23 cents. Connections ■: • refron sixty acr-s taken oft 'from the । Rnitations—and insist on having the 1 Lafayette. Ind. sel from such a heart cannot but be deceit, j niadt< lbt’nlon station. Grand .Rapids with the is not yet fully known. In case a satis­ The contr.ist between Christ aud satan is CniCADOA Wkat Michigan Railway for - de of almve described premises here- I Otto Gerretson, theatrical agent, None Such brand. : .r.-■•-. <1 tnSnrah Jane Hare. Lena lime. • factory adjustment is not reached the the contrast between truth and lying. J Cnit'**"*£* 5° ElkSiaf^ Chicago. • ->r cptlm: and rvserrH*g one and one I MERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse, N.T. affair will be again referred to the gen­ «. -Tb.worf.ol .h.wkkrfaratoll.lo VJ. F.“rtW .■ u.-'tv or lei-s taken off from thr north I The injured: eral grievance committee of the diksntto.; ; above described premlMW by the 1 Charles Rouse. Lafayette, right leg fied employes. The discharged men are wait for blood, but the mouth of the up- j rmiteto t lit summer resorts of northern Mlehv • i . : irir.g for n pubne hishway. In! gil'i. . , • .\ right shall deliver them." The last verse S»»M < ; brokeri. K : c. l'..urv County. Mtehlgan. leave <Grand forrChicago, 8-J0 A T11£",'57. »""'!lRapids ,S’i- M° Am?T<!bta^ charged with Timekeeper Cook with 4.r».trf lb. tboushu or lb. nght«™. ■• s,Trains William Glace. Frankfort, Ind., head conspiring to defraud the railroad. Ann i: J. 1’nrnrnnr.. Mortgaged ; MA.£2?’. Cblcago -. i.- a. .-wr. /hv. Attorney for Mortgagee. ’ anil of the wicked. This contrasts their 3:35 P.M., 6.45 P. M. and <:« A. M. cut. at Elizabeth hospital. Cook would allow extra titne and then .words. r-.•. i swy i3t:i. i-9?. i Leave for Manistee and Traverse City 7 -JO A. . ' ’ ‘ *'*-* * . Sophius Bergenhaus. Milwaukee. compel the men to divide up. -n nml ora ' M- #U«t 3 30 P. M. .Builder . head Tonic j 7. “The wickiti are ovig and arms cut. at hospital. ami «« Leave lor Vh.viexoix and Fetoskey 7 JO A. M. nqts but the house of ti J®e nghU-ous shall ■ parlor cars on day trains and sleepers on Jefferson Reese. Kempton, Ind., fatal11 Ilia house-shall' uight trams to Chicago. stand." Jikus aud nil • ly bruised. MMf WAGE SALE. Chicago, May 9.—R. W. Stevens, stamL The gates of hell .11 -hall or.rail .. ran"™'*" ■» shall not prevail ’ Richard Johns, Pontiac. Ills., bruised. .' n-.t*. d-‘f.uiit has been mnde/iu tie. pay-j . - -• r »>ev -rs ur-sl bv a nArtcagr dat'd i Lewis Wefller, Fowler. Ind., badly wanted in St. Louis for forger)-, was against His church ( Math, xvi, IS).­ Gkob'-.e DbHAvkn. Gen’I PmA't Agt. ; .,f • rptemher. l*aS. exe.ulcd t'V I arrest'll here yesterday arid turned ' 8. "A man .-ball l>e commend'*! accord- ■ Grand Ilapldl. bruised. . > - liut'o-s 'irih l>. H<ube«. til* wlf-.1 j. Vickery.- Cincinnati. ..2. .lawful _ over to n’St. Louis officer who started ing to his wisdom, but be that to of a per- ' .'tc,ur atd Kinmx strong his wile. «»f , fur thut city with his prisoner. verse heart shall be demised.” That which -r< i .imi'. Mt'-klgni:. *hb t> *u1 morupu-’ Ssnd for . clerk, spinal injuries. . ., I d III <• .-Tl-’r of the reals’er uf Christ, the wisdom of God, docs or says or FRESH FROM THE "WIRE. C. W. Carnahan, Oxford, O., postal desrrtpUve , J - < «x:iity ot Harry, in |it>er i» of sr.art- • panipbh-t. thinks, in nnd through us. that shall stand ( clerk, internal injuries. . . vard .rtoo the i>l <av of ife- [ and be approved, but apart from Him we 1 it I #'n«!xK p m Amt. «h--r<*.s. I ■ Item* of In (event Condensed for tbo Harry Elder. Cincinnati. ^Dr. WILLIAMS’ TIME TABLE. ..-. : .rtitait- U-t been duiyasstgMd by the can do nothing (John xv. 5; Il Tim. ii, 15X I ■ C. A. Wisael. Shelbyville. Ind. Hurried Reader. In effect September 11. toK. F MEDICINE CO., .4h„. pieksoi: (Q.lohn A. llobmaon. by 50c. L. A. Wcthelcr, Sunman. Ind., postal Dr. ChaJ-lw Tanner, the nuted Irish Na­ All who. having beard of Him. will not sub­ .-- lit bearing date XU.'i Septemb’r. MAI. J Schenectady, N.Y. mit to Him are nmong the perverse to 1 clerk, slightly braiiusl. . 1 r*-cur«. d in tin- 08 of register of derdsot tionalist and member of parliament for (stations. .1 ..-intv of tUrry-t’o the -.’tt’i day of Febru whom it is said, "Behold, ye despisere. and ■ John Lennon and Charles Meyers Middle Cork, is critically ill iu London. and BrockvBU. OnL - u -.i-i’elocka. m. In Uber.B of murt wonder and perish (Acta xlii, 41). : were at the depot waiting for the train. zt. - .it'i.je til. sad the same is now owutd The marriage of Thomas Nelson Page, 9. "He that to despised and hath a scrv- i---------morthT” They wore killed by the engine and ears ■■.Il r AitL whereas,tin’ niiiouit claimed to the story writer of Richmond, to Mrs. ant, Ls better ^Lhan he thathonorvth him- . Kalamazoo Lv'.. • .'i sail Korqnum at the date । striking them in their mad rush. “ Uhite and dazzling . :.;i- nolle- is tile sum of tsw.K Otto Gerretson was about to take the Henry Held, widow of a Chicago million­ self and lacked) bread." If we will humble j East Cooper..... and ints.-cst. aal the furtb•,uncl In the moon'sfair light she looked. ” ' train for Indianapolis when he met his aire. is announced to take place in the near ourselves to be Hto senanta and be willing - - . • ii./sioas an attorney tee stlputaledi j death. The train tore away a portion future. . to be despised for His sake. He will in due j Milo.... i a.ortgsge.and wbl-u I* the whok An American named Horner committed time exalt us, while those who prefer to j \"-ltonJ ■:•■•■• ....vs! i" be «1L« mi said mortgage ; Nothing remarkable about that! . of the handsome Union depot and waa suicide in a London lodging house by V - .1 r <V>ig Jia* been InsllttitM at! themselves aud despise the bread of j 11 i,। n.-ut’r the iftht now renirdning secure-1’ She was fair to look upon, as a matter piled in a confused mass. The train , shooting himself. He hud arrived from honor life must forever perish. | **‘uu wns a runaway. Engineer Walsh, it is ■ - ml imirtj'-u- orany nert thereof wherebv ■ , • - * • ■ vt-r i f -;ibj contained in said mortgage <4 course; and the dazzling effect was said, applied brakes but they did not New York three dnys ago. 10. "A righteous man regarded) the life , Haihtxq* b-ti-om- u(» nitlv'i. The King of Siam in ill at hia palace, and of hto beast, but the tender mercies of the ■ „ . work nropcrlv and the impetus given v . .-.'JiTvf'-ro, uotieela hereby given, that by produced by her white robes—cleansed - on the heavy downgrade approaches to It is said that the French government is wicked arc cruel." Life to the special gift ‘' ..n Hof theAald power of sale, and in pursuance the' station sent the doomed train off taking advantage of his condition, and will of God and can come only from God. He H wxlbui 231 1023 ; • --twite m in n ca'ev.ale and provided, so J brightened by a liberal use of t---.nd in jrtjagi'«UI >“» foreclosed by n sate the track on the sharp curve a little take pow&lon of about one-quarter of the giveth life and breath and all things. He 1 'ft. premise- therein described, at public king's territory which they claim. , • distance beyond the South street cross ­ giveth natural life to mnn and beast. He 'Tiunit" . n<in. to tire highest bidder at the front door ■.'••troll'’ ing. The’xvrpck was yesterday vurifed (:i;rc'urt ho»«-In.Hasting? Iu said County Mrs. Cornelia Aspinwall of New York, gi veth life eternal tc all who receive Him. . Grand Rapids. •: turn •i:ii-* i«l <Uy of Juns, next at ten bv thousands. The dead were taken in has brought suit against her husband. 11. "He that tilleth hia land shall be MtI's kiu tlie forenocu of that dav: which said charge by local undertakers and pre­ Lloyd Aspinwall, to restrain him from in­ isflod with bread, but he that fojloweth it'-mK-, are described in said mortgage as fop pared for burial. The wreck wns terfering with their estate |>ending nego- vnln persons Is void of understanding.” j .o.vs. to-wit; • ■ ■ i Btatfons. >)-n-ncing at the nortfi westcorwr of F. L. rnpidly cleared and the traffic od the riations for a judicial separation of the Here it seems to be the diligent and the ■ ik fslo’. inthe vWmc of Irvtatt. County of Big Four was not ’interrupted,! the couple. slothful contrasted. Jesus says, “My Father ' irr.’ and State ot Micuigxn. and-rnniilng from tracks lieing intact. Railway officials worketh hitherto, and I work ” He gives' SOUTH. r.■--• cast or i:i au eaaterly direction along the Baron Dorstnerde Daubenoy, u Holland­ place their loss at 5f0.000. Tlie com­ er of noble birth, and nt one time a staff to every man hfa work. He gives to Kalamazoo Ar.. • l.-.-r-.C.ir-- c-inv.iyi-dun 1 to the - i > r. crossing theracennd east of the lot or Kt'J£S?jr0„i pany and the coroner of this county officer of the late king of Holland, has meh a pmmd «irf mj, "Occnpr Uli I Kicbhunr5unc*t •aid decled tn Eflk Baldwin.'anr. tr-wn said wilf begip an investigation at once r.s been indicted by the grand jury of Warren come." -Cressey .... , : i.-In a south easterlv dlriwtlon oo the to the cause «»f the accident. 13. “The wicked desireth the net of evil Milo Hue of the raceway, to.lnteneet the pond; county. N. J... for conspiracy to defraud Dvlton .... • 1.1■ on and along the westerly !k>e of said men. but the root of the righteous yieldeth nnventale the New Jersey Iron Ore conqiany. ; Armlzuetl In the Superior Conrt. .iia nortlieriy dlreeRon to th-dam. and fteit." It fa written that Vtbey sacrifice h . n.Ak-n.’e filfowlng ttiecentcr of the ThornF. G. Ixnu, the American bicyclist mnk- unto their net nnd bum incense uuto their 8!>nR?...... . . New Bedford, Mass.. May 9.—Lizzie■ i r’.-r r, a pot.t directly north ’d the it id -’.irtlns. and tr im mid polui south to That’s one of the peculiarities of Andrew Borden, who has been ah in­ inir n tour in iuilia, was attacked by ft mob drag because by them their portion fa fat tiAimNOS... ,la ■ of bemnning. containing ton acre: mate of Taunton jail ever since August of ChiueM- laborers near Shashi nnd nearly aud their meat plenteous" (Hah. i, 16). In (;roTei .■>re or I is-; and All <>u seeSou tnirtyoue In KIRK’S SoafB. Clothes washed by last under indictment for tho murder' killed. His wheel wns badly damaged, other wonto, they prosper and grow rich woodland' ... t>;n north, range tune west, excepting and it wns only by getting the hupcrotitlous mlheatMivea'.i streets and highway? now them always attract attention by their on Aug. L In Fall River. Mass., of her natives inU-reated in his tricks that he and live only for the present, desiring only ,u’n»idbtjry . ............ . t jilv thereon. Also the uutKsided one-halt of father. Andrew Jackson Borden., and the net which will gather in the most gain. ij,nria 4ngJD. L. A- X t illi.r.b-Commencing at a point fifty- purity and brightness. her stepmother. Abbie Durfee Borden, wived ,ns ur‘'­ They think not that suddenly they may be i«etrorc„ f»-t ei.x inches west Aui twelve rod . Prince George of Wales, the duke of called away, and then where shall their ('Grand Rapids*. . was arraigned yesterday afternoon in -f.-' t ai.il three Indies north of the south■ tortiersf the northwest agaeter of section JAS. S. KIBIC «Sc CXX* Chicago. yM, superior court now* inXsession iu York, has arrived at Windsor.. The nows gain be? The righteous gather fruit unto ' .cra.«,,;tops od signal only. r-, on-, town four north of raigra nine west; , Twu..facx> this city. After she hail pl>ad«l not of his betrothal tn the Princess May of HfecternnL Their gain will abide. ’ | t♦ Nov notcsrrv tuUsm Nc>m’.s'saiTs's'lli a aiidijwllluot< . ‘ rmk'g Iron, tbencn west eight rods; llwuce Dusky Biamoid Tar Soap w.unt* and Uruin . guilty to the indictment of murder, the Teck, who had been previously betrothed 13. "The wicked is snared by the trans- provided with freight train permits. . .-i -fUI/oll.e aeuter of the Thoruapple river; to bis brothur, the deceased Duke of Clar­ git'Kiion of his lips, but the just shall come ' court adjourned nnd she was taken relght trains sill be run xt ib# convenience ■ ’ •-lit ■ ist tdxhl rods, ttjeuce soaofa t-> plsce of □tx. tg It to expressly understawd that Him ju back to Taunton. Mips Borden is ftp- ence, hnd preceded him, and he met •very...st div nbed premises Is all the pmansea. mfh where with a cordial reception, WhV Suffer a patently in good health and does not and bad, and ofttlmes apparently more to W. 8. DzwiNG^Gen’l Manager. frlvli-v* and rights of flowage, owned by vviiy wm ii v> u Bhow her confinement. A’.i'izo «. Gardner and Frank Ca<u^be!l and . the righteous than to the wicked, but the ’ the . markets .i. ’Jtu’tog the tete non. Gardner. Campbell & llou> wicked finally ro off into trouble unending, • of IrtliiR. and that inis mortgage to IntendWhen vou can be Cured ” n Kxhiwti-a. A................ model of Cattle Market. ‘ 'yh,!e righteous are sure to be in due w nen yuu van uv v- v ( WAfflCf0T0M, Jlay _ ' Review of the Grain ■ l cover the uudlvid-d one imlf of aM rights a inoue) 01 , _ , uBle delivered. They shall ferget their • if ' ild Gardner. Campbell & <’o . tourtAter with he laToetiuJ right to the water power. ba»-k Thousands arc .suffering with the protected cruiser Olympia, being । tufacry and remember it as waters that ■ th r. rtiwage and- mill privileges described nVirnirl T ivpr t hf*RVinDtoms are built at San Francisco, was placed on Detroit. . pass away. And not only so. for we have sliovn with thezoltor flouring mdl and ’aM ini.I Torpid Liver tne sj mpiuu exhibition.at the navy department yesw ns .* T _*Jn a vxwrMav fixtures therein nbw finding or hereafter to be Depression of bpints, Indlges- tenlav. The model is a beauty, and Jnly 2^. jjo; 3 ^*70®; ’No. ['white, • also the comfort of knowing that all pres- reded and atoned upon said premises ledtid( ent tribulation, patiently borne, is working ng both of above dcacripUons. . tion Constipation. Headache, will bo shipped to -Chicago in a few CoRN-Na9, «Xc. Oats—Na 2 out for ns a far more exceeding and eternal . J'iits A. JloaKRTsnw. *• - ri----- r_..:—days to become a part of the naval ex- white, 37J<cweight of glory {.to)> xi. Ifl; II Cor. iv, 17). Assignee. Dr. Sanford s Liver Invigorator hibit at the world’s fair. The Olympia I ——------ HAS. H Bd’RM. 14. "A man shall he wttisfled with good is a reliable remedy for Liver is a twin screw protected cruiser of . cnieago. Altorns’v. by-the fruit of hfa mouth, nnd the recom­ !J?.’j-d. Hastings. Man-h ist. 18)3. May’ 74^c; July’ s*Pu-'m’ pense of n mat)*, hands shall be reodered Disorders. It cures thousands 5,800 tons displacement, and is to show , h’ imeed of 20 Knots an hour when com- «>er. Corn—May, «M» J°ly> Septem- unto him." Say ye to the righteous that it every vesr; why not try Il spew UI wauvwra _______ . , --------, ber, 45’fc. shall be well with him, for thtgr.shnil eat Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator.- pletea. Injured ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. DURE. In a Sul non Raid. ' OATS—May, 8!tfc; July, 30,'/c; Septem- tlie fruit of their doings. Woe unto the In the matter of the ettute nt Wm.C ■ Your Druggist will supply you. Wooster. O.. May O.-The young bc^_M.y. »0 25; July. «30 «; Sep- wicked; jt shall be ill with him, for the re­ JotuHoa, deceased. wind o< hfa hands shall be given him (Isa. Xdtiec I* hereby siren that I ‘halHell at nubmen of Shrove, a dry town, attacks a tember, FJO Vft 11- lUirtlon, totito blithest bidder, on Friday. saloon defended by a gang of railroad Lard-Miiv, <10 70; July. HO 95; Sep­ iii. 10,11). Such fa the uniform testimony Hj~ .‘nd <Uv of June, A. D IMS. at W of Scripture. If Chri.-L the wisdom of God. iaborers. The ___ saloon demolished tember, $11 15.am ■¥»• .t„t» tio m. 'i'?lock .in the forenoon, at the probate office lauorero. .__ awas >fatal _Mj.v fa accepted, then salvation faonra. and there and two men received injuries ^p RlIDC ^V« ay"110 JuIy' W: in the citv of Ha«’it>a«. la the County .of Barry* berj’lio 45."*' ' will lx- rcwanlin proportion to labor (Rom. In the-Male of Mirlilxan. puniuutt to license from billiard cues. Cattle—Wenk: 10c lower. and authority granted to tne on the Wb day of vi, S3; I Corelli. 8: Rev xxll. 121 If Chrtot. Avril, a. I), wi. by .the Probate Court of II ------Hogs—Heavy, 17 656U7 85; mixed and is rejected, the r<ual is Inst, and suffering Clock Coinpany Asrigna. Barry < '-unty, Nlchiiran. nil the estate. rWb% Ciuc.oo, May ».-The G»n»va Clock “lediuin, g'J™ 17 55(.s7 SO; light. 17 45®7 70. will be according to sin (John HI. 18: Lukj , title MJ Interest of tlie said dece.wnl of, in SHEEP—Weak; 10c lower. and to the real estate situate uu.t twin* in the XIL 47. 48). I Statistics ebox that cotrova company went into the hands of the ; county of Bsrrv, In the .itate of Miehlran, 15. "The way of n fool is right In hfa own cr <IlM-!JCd Heart. The Ci-xaymrtc-^Tmrt^. sheriff yesterday on confessions uf known and described as follows, t.vwRt 'Die uo'°oo- L^k Wheat—Na 3 red. May, 79Wc; June, eye,, but he that hearkeneth unto counsel west half of the east half of the south west of sufficient capital is given as the iK'iiS'dSfe.-E"J”‘c: Sep,*a' fa wise." All benefit for time nnd eternity ■inarter of section tea [IO] In town three north SSaCSiCH'niStrtif&fiFto, ■ ranre eight west, Barry County. Michigan. ev comex from receiving ami obeying the wis­ cause of the failure. ’’••pc rjuht acres in the south east corner de­ j Corn—May, 50h'c; June, 50k'c; July, dom of God. but an that fa opposed to the scribed as '-MlnniaK at lbs south cast corner of Not Confirmed. . BlVc; Atuaut. 51 Xc; September, 52ka nr.Km ro-redy tfira. wisdom of mnn and ruz-ta down all num's EULjtleat. c-'Jtcinent would the above description, and rwinlrg there* dr.-ays weaken 1 O ats — Na 2 white, 43c; Na 3 Chicago, ■ Desvm. May O.-A -pectal from north olxtren chains and 49'i links, fence reasoning* (Il Cor. x. 3, marg(ii) many In Darvcaacdbaartaoda fear of teMaattogOl west parallel with the south mm-CIoo lln* tear Durango »y» it a reported Li.-nteiuat ‘ 8S®88Xctheir pride «m& folly prefer their own way ch ii.is and M links, thence south slxtfon rfa-iins Plummer kffl«d by N.rajore. and go madly on to their dratructiou. The • 49'i links to the woitondlna thane* east on sec­ tion line four chains and M links to tin- place <<t Wheat—Caah 75Xc; June, 77c; J^ly, wisdom of God Is foolishnere to the natural ■ ‘' “inning; also excepting one 111 *'’«■’» to tte TORc; Aurnet. iV^c. . tnan(l Cor: H, 14). Therefore the only way BKRUN, May 9.—The Prussian la^de south west corner heretofore desdnbed. Corn—Dull. ; to to be born again (John Hi; 3). Dtttal, Abril UUi. A. D. 1863. tag adjournaa to4ay tmtiJ May j Oats—Nominal. Fmxlif w. Bvaons. Administrator. T ¥ XX J * punt ? Because it 'H. Minnie «**’’*« a "L *iw'*and will outlast all other points, give a .iatci ’JSfee „t ‘the . Register handsomer finish, better protection to the county flbBTcao-l St*the wood, and the first cost will be less. If Barytes and other adulterants of <14- it the ti.ve white lead are “just as good” as kindred, ninety Strictly Pure White Lead, vzny are all id an auorthe adulterated white le^ds always pro»ild«rWor proceedaif branded Pure, or recover the) "K-. nr sny day of July. re«-_ t • r' . . __ _______ - ! “ Strictly Pure . .White Lead?” Detroit, lunsg & bib Noqq Sucb Z*\ipcs Meat Blood Nerve Chicago, Kiluuiu Sagioiw. MIRK’S AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP T . . EART HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, 'I4 HEART HISE1SB �practfcally represent the yield. The bal­ ance of the tobacco, which is sold at a nominal price, l» merely • by-product. Aa Thursday, May is9>___ woo as the raising of wrappers becomes unprofitable tobacco growers will go out of the business. Under free Sumatra wrap­ u ■‘Arnia iT pers they would .have to do so. It was mainly through the higher duties Imposed T«B «ABTD><* AUGUST 14. 1B7».■ by the McKinley law that the domestic to­ bacco industry has taken such a prodigious otforia l notes ^ride forward during the past two yeara. Hastings Banner. T . . So More KeelprocMy. The democratic preM h«« beicun to urge President Cleveland to repeal the discrim­ inatory duties oo coffee wlileh have been Impowri gainst Venezuela. Colombia and Hayti. Why not- The defeat of reciproc­ ity was one ot the issues on which the democratic party fought the campaign, The Chicago platform denounced recipro­ city as a snaiu. President Cleveland will be false to bis party’s pledges unless, un­ less, as soon as possible, he not onl) re­ moves the’ discriminatory duties but se­ cures the. abandonment of all the treaties negotiated under the McKinley law. Let there be no hypocrisy about the act. however. Let it be understood that re­ ciprocity is to be destroyed because It is hostlle to the declarations of the demo­ cratic party. The free trade organs which attempt to make out that reciprocity Im­ poses a tax on American consumers are arguing upon their wishes, not on the facts. Everybody who buys coffee knows that the discriminatory duties have not raised the price. Everybody knows that the power to discriminate is a necessary and Just part'of the reciprocity theory, it •woujd be'imposslble to secure reciprocity If that power were not granted and used on occasion. Reciprocity has greatly In­ creased Amerlaan trade. In the case of Cuba our exports have Increased 814,500,­ 000 In the last 18 months and our imports nearly S4.000.000. But it has not been done in the democratic way. Therefore, let It be undone.—Buffalo Express. The Woman’* Building at the World’s Fair. The driving of the golden nail in the woman's building at the Chicago Fair in token of the formal completion of that building, calls attention to what promises to be one of the most Interesting features of the great exposition. Tlie plans of the ladies in charge of this building Indicate the most cosmopolitan display of the en­ tire exhibition. Every branch of industry and arts In which women are engaged, from products of the lower kinds of man­ ual labor to those demanding the highest taste and skill, will be represented. Pro­ ducts not only of the present age and of civlilied countries, but of earlier eras and savage races will find place In the woman’s building. Exhibits will be.fiiade by a multitude of temperance, benevolent, edu­ cational and religious societies, Other sulking features will be a kitchen garden, a department in which instruction is given in physical training, a. "Babies’ Palace” In which little ones may be teinporariiy left by their parents or custodians, a woman’s hotel for the exclusive use of that sex, and a department of statistics showing in detail the multifarious occupa­ tions of women hi all quarters of the world. The Woman's building, in short, promises to be the greatest ^exhibition of the famous apple trre with her. Think of a woman 20Q feet_ taU waltzing around among u» in a pullback gown and yellow auspendera! “Every seven years the pioua lahmMUtea make a pilgrimage to the supposed grave of oar alleged common mother. The spot Is surrounded by a high wall, and through a crack in the rock roof of the little temple grows a gigantic palm. It Is a meet deso­ late looking "pot, and contrasts strongly with that delightful paradise pictured by Milton. On June 8, which is supposed to be the anniversary of the death of Abel, the doors of the temple remain open ail night. A review of the operations ot some The Arabs say that on that night the spirit of the great balks of the world of Evo laments the murder of her best be­ loved. and that awful cries of grief and shows that during the two yeara ending despair ring from the tomb, transfixing April, 1, 189fl, the bank of France with horror all who hear them.’’—SL Louis increased its stock of gold §90,960,000; of Globe-Democrat. Austria-Hungary. 825,801,000; of England, When Tennyson Wu Rebuked. 819.230,000; of Germany, 822.308,500; of Little as Tennyson cared for society, ho Spain, 80,326.000; of Netherlands, 84,543,­ was sometimes to be met in houses which 000. Between Apnl 1. 1891, and October Interested him, and one of these was the I, 1892, the bank of Russia Increased its Duchess of Bedford’s, in Eaton square, now the dowager duchess. It waa at a stbek of gold 8122.992.000. During the party there one evening that he saw a cer­ two yeara ending April 1, 1893. the supply tain great lady of whom lie had heard, but of gold held by the United States dimin­ whom ho did not know. He desired to be ished 874.057,000. In view of recent finan­ introduced to her, or perhaps—for his ways were sometimes regal—desired that cial controversies these figures are of par­ she might be presented to him. In which­ ticular interest. ever way it was, the ceremony took place, and Tennyson's second remark was this The people of the country are becoming question.' "Oh, Lady Blank, do I know more thoroughly aroused to the impor­ Lord Blank?” The pereon about whom he thus inquired was a peer, who, though t .nee of good roads. They see that the young, had^ron much distinction in public condition of the roads has a direct influ life and waa widely known iu private. His wife was devoted to him and jealous enceon the cost of production, and there­ of any won! which sounded like disparage­ fore upon the profit to every farmer of ment of his r •wltion or Indifference to his every article which he raises and sells. renown. She looked Tennyson in the face The World’s Fair will prove a wonderful and answered, with perfect composure of educator In the line of better roads. It is manner: "I am sure, Lord Tennyson, I can’t say. I never heard him mention proposed to construct a road at the fair 50 your name In my life.” For u moment tho feet wide and 1,000 feet in length, show poet was staggered by this straight hit ' Ing the different stages of road construc­ from ihe shoulder, but he bad tho good sense and good temper to take it well.— tion from the beginning to the end. San Francisco Argonaut. Before the Behring Sea Tribunal of Ar­ bitration held in Paris, Hon. J. C. Carter, of counsel for the United States, used s jme very vigorous language, which John Bull could not fall to Interpret The sub­ stance of his dosing remarks was that the United States had taken its present posi­ tion at the risk of war with Great Britain, and that it had been ready to maintain that position even if it had been obliged to face half of the world In arms. His ar­ gument lasted forty hours and at Ils clow he was warmly congratulated, even by the President of the Court Will the democrats have backbone e lough to replace the tariff on sugar? Chart h and Society. The office of attorney general was estab­ lished in 1789, but the department of jus­ tice. of which he is the executive bead, dates back only to 1870. Originally the attorney general was the adviser. Edmund Randolph, of Virginia, waa the first attorney general, and during the seventy years succeeding “0 western man held it. Edward Bates, of Missouri, was the flrat. Grant bad five attorney generals in succ'wsioo, but since the close of his second term each president has had but a single attorney general. In this way the difficulties arising from a change In legal advisers has been avoided and uni­ formity in the policy of the government better secured.—New York Sun. Milton Newbury b»s been appointed postmaster at Blaine, SL Clair county. Mich., vice James Moore, resigned. A rood house nearly new with nine rooms, cellar and cistern. Lotelxbt rotls *°ur.. central location, two blocks A” the beautiful little city of HMtlnp.with its b^MIftheylnjmtreof OB<ja|FlluJ>. Hastings, Mich. WHY.DO WE LAUGH? The Last Call To Bargains! We now extend our final invitation to visit • A WONDERFUL SHOWING In new and seasonable goods of unquestioned merit in Quality and Style. PRICES ARE RIGHT On every single article in this entire stock. We will “ please you in this direction as you were never pleased before. 301 North Broadway. Albert H. Hubbard to Geo. W. Darts, 157 a S“^ryHLCampbBn1|o°W»llace J. Campbel*, DON’T YOU FAIL TO SEE ^iivMSu/rstoCaroilue Stairs. 40 *. sec 31, llHarSey*KUtendrick toLeodore H. Wood, lot 4. Johnson's add. Middleville, S40X David lifer to Ernest Fifer. 40 a. sec 2. Barry. Our American belted aleyun, or common kingfisher, is an expert hole borer. There McArthur to Amos Hanlon. 44 24-100 a, is scarcely a clayey bank along the streams 1’*Alex^?.<<n1neland,to’0M. Elizabeth Wallace. 1 of our middle and southern slates but has l °Am« Haulonto Isaac N. Keeler, lot «. Keeits face cut by the door of one of these gloomy looking houses. . '^^^fc^OraM. McCall, lots. The hole is usually quite round, and goes directly into the bank, with a slight up 1 EydFaST^immoM toElbert H. Simmons. 3 a ward slant to a distance of from two to seem. Johnstown. 21 oo. Dellte O. Burgtnan to Josiah Barker. 45 co 100 fonr feet, where It turns nearly at right seel.Castleton.91800. angles to one side or’the other, ending in a a,•OortzF. Wilkinson to Earl B. Townsend, lot large, jug shaped pocket, where the eggs 33, Phillip’s add, Nashville. tw». The innumerable attractions in this new line of The Nest of the Kingfisher. Purify the Blood! With gold above par; state banks in ex­ istence and bank detectors as common as almanacs, the people will then know that (he country Is- really under a demo­ cratic administration. Chicago thugs won’t get very much out of the country visitors to the world’s fair. There are too many restaurants on the In­ side of the grounds. » are laid. The kingfisher is my moat cheer­ ful companion when I am out for a day’s ora week's angling. It is an ever fresh delight to watch him swooping down into the clear brook water with a melodious plough, and coming forth sparkling like a flake from a blue sea wave or a fragment of turquoise. He rarely falls to catch the minnow he strikes at, but Ml appetite is unremitting nnd insatiable. He cate from morning till night.—Maurice Thompson in Golden Rule. This ia the time of year to do it! NOW ! You have a chance (which you never had before) to try a Dollar Bottle of Sarsaparilla For 60 Cents. The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. Striker with the following program: we General quotations. Classic Greek course, Mrs. Colgrove. Manuel of Christian evidences. Mrs. Geer. ’ ■ Sanitary Science and the coming Cholera. Mrs. Striker. Reading. Mrs. N. Bailey. Services at the Presbyterian church next its kind ever seen, and, barring sex limita­ Supday. Evening topic "I’ll tell you a tions, a veritably world's fair In Itself. secret.” The Y. P. S. C. E. meets at 6:30, and will be led by Mrs. Yutz. . By far the finest vessel among the large The ladles of the Presbyterian mission­ fleet of forelgp warships that participated ary soclty are earnestly reminded that in tlie recent naval review, was the British next Wednesday Is the day for the monthly, armed cruiser "Blake.’’ She was the cen­ meeting, and house cleaning should there­ ter of interest for all visitors and since her fore be finished before then. The ladles connected with the Presby­ appearance there has been quite a discus­ sion as to the relative merits of that war­ terian church will give a social at Episco­ pal society rooms next week Friday. May ship, and the American cruiser New York, 19th, to which all are cordially invited. which is as yet unfinished. AmericanRev. D. Cronk will preach at the qnnropinions rather favored the vessel con­ tirly meeting at the Martin church the structed by the Yankees, but it was thought 14th. ’ ’ that in many cases their opinions were A Bachelor** Argument. biased by national pride. All doubt has "Why don’t I get up nnd give my Aeat in now been removed by the frank admission a cur to a woman whom I happen to sec of Vice Admiral Hopkins, of the British standing after I am seated?” said a broker fleet. Un his tour of inspection through the other day whose reputation for good the Cramps’ shipyard. Admiral Hopklua ex­ breeding is beyond reproach. “Well, I’ll tell you frankly that It te due amined the New York and afterwards re­ tn the women. They become more III,bred marked: “She is really a magnificent and bolder every year. They demand a ship, and I am frank to say that she has dturtesy as a right. They never think of more splendid features than ihe Blskeand looking at a car .*is it approaches to sec •« much better protected." When It Is whether it is full or not or as to whether It would be better to wait for the next. considered that the Blake was the flagt-bip They jtisfc board tlie first to come along of the British tquadron, the verdict of and look at the men dcprecatingly if they Admiral Hopkins is n great compliment to do not rise nt once. "Personally I bare often waited for four American shipbuilders, who are new at cars to find n seat. Then I hang on to It, the business as compand with the British. except iu the case,of a woman with a baby or an elderly Indy. I am a bcxhelor uud propose to n^min ’Ro-anti 1 a woman thanks In a brief but brilliant speech In Boston me for giving her my scat in either on elcrecently. Governor McKinley made Ills ! vated train or a horse cm. To such a otn* statement which possibly -may never have I think I’d propose marriage at once. But presented Itself to republicans before. In . then I’m going to be careful to whom I give up my seat. Pretty soon we men will speaking of bow little cause the believers have to surrender our seat* in the theater Id protection had for discouragement after to the woman who buys an entrance ticket. the test defeat, be gave utterance to thia "And why not? Your seat in the the­ .u °‘,l,e «c«ved by D-W. Rogers, Secretwy of truth: “The republican party baa been ater cost perhaps 81.50 and your sent in the more than onee defeated, but each failure car costs only five cent*. Still the princi­ the Wind-Storm Insurance Co. which has met all losses promptly and has been quickly followed by glorious suc­ ple Is the same, and no woman with a never has yet made an assessment on its members: cess. It has’ carried »even out of ten proper sense of delicacy ought to accept anything from a stranger which costa presidential elections held in the past ip oner. Battle Creek, Mich., Apr. a8. ’gj. thirty-six years. Each defeat since ihe **\Vbat would n woman think at ths D. W. Rogers, Sdc'y Michigan Mutual Wind-Storm Ins. Co first victory was won Las followed the postage -stump window in the postoffice if a mnn ahead of her in the line turned Dear Sir: adoption of some- public measure which around and said, ‘Pardon me, nudam, the people had not time fully tonndaratand won't you take my stamp?’- Yet a stamp Yourfwor enclosing drift duly and whose workings were but Imperfectly is only twn cents."—New York Herald. , - received. Please accept my tested. On every occa-ion, whrtf tho peo­ thanks (or your promptness in adjusting and paying my |o«, by the ple camo to understand the facts, lbby "Wheu Merk Twain waa in tho orient recent wind-storm or cyclone that passed through hero. marie haste to rectify their mistake and he dropped a tear on the grave cf Adam, «-- - ---- I p«m cheerlu.ly recommend the company and would advise all who can especially restate the republican party to poee*?’ but I could not aummoo up so much senti­ ment at the tomb of Eve,” said Professor fartters, to become membersol the company as it works on the same Jeremiah Burson, who was relating hh To aboil«h the duty oq Sumatra wrap­ travels in the east to a party of politicians] PJan as our Mutual Fire Insurance Comoanv which has been so suepers. as the democrats-propose, would ruin at the Laclede. "According to Arabi -uru- ! , H j,..__-i _ _____ i___ . . CACCfit fnr - ------------ . ____ the tobacco industry In New York and dition the inothej of the human race is cessful for mcre-thaa a score of years, Wishing for your continued N<w England. Il is upon the wrapper buried at JidrUdf. A small temple which suetesa I desire to remain, Is held by Moblmmcdami ns especially wu duly that the whole tobacco grow n2 indus- cred steads on fqxtt where the duet of Sry depends, Growers raise their tobacco this primeval giantess is supposed to He, Yours truly, crops for tho wrappers. The finest leaves in propartkm. Caleb Garbatt. are sorted out for this purpose, end they For a short time per bottle to introduce ■'S and BOF S WIH Hats and Geni’-s Furnishing Goods. We give away a Pair of Stilts with every Boy’s Suit z R. MUDGE & SON? give YOU the benefit of 40 c< St. George Sarsaparilla, MNQLEK Call at Holloway’s Drug Store Sign of the Elephant. - SWIM ThK Wind-Storm . ' ■ ooD ud The Leader of all Vapor Stoves. \\ ithout elevated tank, tubes or drip cup and lights instantaneously. Simple, Convenient, Safe, Economical, Durable and is the best baker non i n the market. 1 ry ore ord jou will he'convinced. GOODYEAR BROS., hardware merchants. �Hastings Banner Thursdiy, M.ay n, 1893. w. R COOK. Loc*l Editor. WE HAVE SOLD LOTS OF WALL PAPER E an- Belling it every day, and still we have a large stock on hand. We are b,,inid to keep it moving and j, order to do so we have got n 'nake low prices on same. That is what we are doing ,v,- Come and see us, you not be disappointed. W You will be pleased with the , rices, quality and styles. We also have a large line of,window .-’hades all colors and styles, ... ,-h shades made to order, i' -unts.f Varnishes, Oils and 1'iftico. Everything you need house cleaning at the low rice drug store in the old One door jo-ien building. of City Bank. Fred L. Heath, Tte DniDOist LOCAL NEWS. • CIKtML/lTlON ‘ This week, ' 75 quires. Hvreafter, changes for advertisements . -t .-each this office Tuesdays at latest to inwj-p insertion in the issue of the week w‘. -u brought By trading with Joe Kogers & Co.. you ■u get your washing soap fret*. The prettiest and mo*t tasty hats in the •qy arc tube found at Russell's. S- v those lovely baby dresses at Miss : . .-‘•.m-fi- in white goods and gingham. Mi** Belle Lampman is the happy pos• -or of a fine new piano, the gift of her We know what we are talking about when we say that Archie McCoy la selling tables cheap. He bought the line of chairs and tables made by the Hastings Chair A Table Company and is giving his custom­ er. the benefit. M. L. Cook WM In Grand Rapid, Frt- W. H. Schantz in home for r short time. The Allegnn Gazette Speaks very highly Homer Brown Is'vial ting his parents In of thejccture given by Rev. A. D. Grigsby In lheir city last week and says: Mr. the city. Grigsby is a very entertaining speaker, Miss Ettle Main was in Grand Raptds and has a happy faculty of combining Saturday. mirth wtti> earnestness and common sense. Frank Barlow left for Lapeer Tuesday Kflie bum of the table factory is a most afternoon. t welcome relief after the long period of Mllle Waldroff went to Climax Monday comparative iuaettvity. Tbotfe who have on business. seen the new styles of tables made tor this Minor Layton spent Sunday In the city season’s trade are loud In their praises. They are certainly handsome goods aud with friends. should take well with the trade. John McOmber left for Chicago Tues­ If you are thinking of buying a carpet day morning1. go where you can have the opportunity of Mrs. O. M. Hullinger. of Nashville, was a large selection. Archie McCoy, the in the city Tuesday. furniture and carpet man, has over 300 Fred Spangemacher. of Middleville, was samples of the newest aud latest styles In • carpets. He has everything from the In the city Tuesday. chea'pest heriip to the finest Brussels and Mrs. F. M. Myers, of Lake Odessa, was velvets. , In the city yesterday. Mrs. Frank Maus and son returned to Mrs. Chas. Hotchkiss received a severe accident Mouday. Mr. and Mrs. Hotch­ Grand Rapids Tuesday. kiss are settling in their new home In Mrs. Jessie Van Auker, of Nashville, th,e first ward, and not being fully ac. was in the city Saturday, qualnted with the house yet she accidently Mrs. Frank Barues Is home from Ver­ fell through the trap door to the cellar and struck the third stair from tlie bottom montville for a few days. with such force as to break it and render Archie McCoy and Frank Nichols were her unconscious for some time. Mrs. In Grand Rapids yesterday. Hotchkiss is confined to her bed at present and will probably be for some time. Miss Strawn, of Eaton Rapids, has been vlaiUng friends in the city.' Hastings is In tlie midst of a building boom.e S. W. Goucher with bis push and l^’ill Hams leaves for Chicago to day to energy is leading the van. He lias the meet his sister from Dakota. contract for nine bouses to be completed Mfs. E. E. I.amoreaux and son are by August 1st, *83, and will without doubt spending the week In Irving. build more houses la the city this season Mrs. A. H. Nobles, of Battle Creek, has than was ever built by one contractor iu Hasting* in oue season. If you want to been visiting in the city for a few days. build a house on short ootlce see him at once. Mrs. Dave Goodyear spent a few days A few good carpenters could secure work in Q.-and Rapids last week with fri- n Is. for some time by seeing him right away. Miss Effie Rasch, of Charlotte, visited v^aturdav a tramp broke Into Will at Dr. Mixer’s the fore part of the week. Young’s bouse and stole his overcoat, though leaving another not ns good as a ✓Frank Goodyear was in the city last week. He Is traveling for a Chicago firm. partial renumeration. The man who stole it was a Prussian and Lung around the Frank Reed, of Chicago, was In the .city city several days. He went Into Joe Sunday to attend the funeral of his sis­ 1’ting’s saloon Saturday, got a pack of ter. cards and German newspaper. The cards ufdttle Lawrence Colgrove has been qnlte and tlie paper were left in the pocket of seriously III but Is much better at this the overcoat the tramp so .generously left writing. to replace the better one that he had stolen. Miss Kittle Beadle was home from Grand Rapids Sunday and Miss Sabie from As will be seen in this column Mr. Jackson. Loyal E. Knappen, formerly of this city, D. R. Cook returned from Ohio Tuesday has associated himself with Messrs. Tag­ gart & Denison, of Grand Rapids, under where he had been summoned to testify In the flrm name of Taggart, Knappen A a railroad ease. Denlnson. Mr. Knappen is too well ✓Sirs. John Crites, nee Miss Deila Rising, known to the people of Barry county to is expected to arrive in the city shortly need any words from us. His partners from Whalconi. have excellent reputations not only as at­ Mesdames W, D. and H. G. Hayes, G. torneys but as business men, and are highly regarded in the Valley City. The W. Lowry and J. Dennis were in Grand new firm Is a strong one and should cer­ Rapids Tuesday. tainly meet with success. Mrs. Florence Bowne went to Allegan from hero attended the (ua gang of four tramps were ar­ Nellle Yarger in Freeport rested near Mrs. Biitey’s barn about threequart, is of a mile west ..f tho city out on » [iuso'ir-t for dress guod.-t (ff the Main street There Is no evidence that • -t style and lowest in price to be they bad been stealing nor doing anything of a criminal nature. They have all been • • md in the <fity. begging and one of them had bis arm \ l>all game occurred Saturday at- done up and told a pitiful story of how he ■ • n in tin- field south t of the park. had been scalded In Toledo, and w<-ut Tlie ••Blacks'' won. around begging for money only, with Mi- - Olive Heath gave aiuusicaleat Mrs. i which to get to Mt. Clemens, where lie could receive treatment. The four are in Monday evening, iu which her ' jail at the present writing, and it Is Im­ pupils participated. possible to tell what disposition will be A J. i’aimerton. an old resident of 11 ado of them. '.Vv । .land. . dropped 'dead' Sunday afterMessrs. Edward Taggart and Arthur C. n-ion from heart trouble. Denison, who have composed the hrm of Always <iuoke Ed. Powers No. 35*cigar. Taggart A Denison, and Mr. Loyal E. Always the same; always the'best 5 cent Kuappeu. formerly of Stuart A KHap­ pen. annonnee that they have form­ -iLMr in.tlie United States. . ed a parfnetship, under the name of if you d i not have your prescriptions Taggart. Knappcii A Denison, with offices . -I a; Fred L. Heath’s, the druggist, the on the eighth floor of the Michigan Trust .ui'-- ' are you pay tou much. Co. Building, rooms 811-817. They will Seat hats suitable for ladles to wear to do general law business, and will give ' -an be purchased at Russell*.*. careful attention to any matters with which they may iw entrusted. They have just wbutyou want. Edward Taggart, Ve notice a very fine line of ladles ox­ i in tliu window of Woolley A BronAbthvbC. Denison. the one price shoe dealer. The Greek piny given by the ChautauThe latest style in silk neck ties, juali ’ thing for your shirt waists, can be; quanj Saturday, night was well attended and a great success, reflectinlrmuch credit :• nd at Russell’s hi all colors. bn the author of the play, Mrs. • Jr. <1. W. Lowry was elected president1 Rachael Bailey, and the others who i the Barry and Eaton county medical as-• participated. One of the finest fea­ iatiou recently held at Nashville. tures of the entertainment was thart What!" Did you say youtiis suits?. of Miss Messer as a statue of the goddess Athena, so well did she represent • • - we have them at -81.50 and $2.00. Bankkvpt Stork. . her part that it was difficult for many in ’ the audience to realize that tho figure be• - Fdghuer infhes the ladles of Has­■ fore then-was not really a statue. Mrs. - and vicinity i<» her May opening oft Frank Hams was a typical EgyiUtan prin­ m > i- mil'.liK-ry tlie 18tb, Uilii and 20th. cess and sang finely. Mrs. Bailey tobk and childrens liats a specialty at the leading part as Aspasln in a finished If you don't know, .what yon. and excellent manner. The whole play ' ''-i -• •Ji and they will sliow you j list the. was well received and the members ot tho circle arc to be congratula­ ted on the success of trfeir effort. you want dress linings call at , Hon. A. C. Towne, of Milu. has Iwen - they have everything needed, tell jou Just the ninount neededI apiMKiited a representative of the World’s Congress Auxiliary. connecte<l with the \Vorld's‘Fair, and also a member of the Brothers Yargt-r, Pecklftjn, Brayton and1 Advisory Council on Farm Culture and h. • >: Fr.-cport, nttend-il a meeting of Cereal Industry. A rtwhn has been set Barry I/alge. K.’P. Monday evening. aside for Auxiliary ly^dquartera In the ■ -if- again. live stock bulWtng. jusT^gputh of the A fine line of ladles and childrens un-. Agricultural building. This room will i'T v.-iir is on sale-at Russell's. Warm। be tlie heailquarters of all finfiers from '-v-ather Is fast approaching and you willI all parts of the country, and all dt'slrlug to take advantage of the many benefits to 'iieil It soon. be derived from mutual acquaintance and if you haven't examined the new line of discussion, can du so by writing to Hon. * ;,,ves and hosier} at Russell’s you should1 A. C. Towne, at Mil*', Barry Co., Mic’i., do ’<). you can find what will please you1 for a letter nf introduction to the man who :n style and prices. will have the Auxiliary In charge. A We are in receipt of a handsome litho­. series of practical talks will be given graph from the Elms Buggy Co., of Albion,, dally, commencing about June 1st and of which company Harry Wuldorff, for­ ending Oc-. l*t. merly of this city is secretary. This city has been quite free from Isaac Diamond’s house In RutlandI tramp* comparatively speaking but there bnmed to tlie ground Monday, We arei has always been u great plenty to infest 'inabte tn — aKCkrtalo the _ loss, ’— lie whs in­■ the community. But they have been on ------------sured for 8500 In the Barry A Eaton. the increase of late and something must The Hameltonian, Bay Prince, will. be dune to get rid of them. We have ad­ . make the season of 1893 at my barn, ex- vocatcd the method adopted by other ' cities. viz.P that of breaking stone. Our ->’pt Tuttadnys. highways certainly need attention anti it Jos. Roger*. is a fact that tint very best roads In exls­ W. imr.. x n|C3» line of latest styles ini tenee have broken stone* for thrlr fouiidahn’s. aud invito nn inspection of goods nndI tldn. Tramps care nollilng about being arrested. In fact they rather enjoy it for Bankbu.t Stoke. they know that with imprisonment comes Evidently there is quite^an Internal dis­„ free board during their Incarceration. But sension among th* Allegan Journal edi­’ a tramp does hate work above all earthly tors, and Donald Ht tidurson. the senior’ things and those eitlM- that sentence ' tramps to break staw. are quite free from member, has served a notice of dissolntlun trampsnow. Th4 expense of fitting np of partnership on Mr. Ward. such a place is noy much and in return fur We guarantee our boots and sh'ies to be their board the city would get the founda­ < we s*y‘ 1 f <Jf> not »*Ba- tion of an excellent system of good roads. laetion we replace them with a new- The faur tramps recently iu jail If sent pair. . . np for 10, 2-0 or80 day* each could crack Bankrupt Stork. a good many hard beads. q'a PERSONAL MENTION. Wednesday morning to spend a few days with her sister, Miss Cook. Dr. and Mrs. Franz Willison, of Eatou Rapids, were in the city Sunday to attend the funeral of John Spence. Mrs. A. D. Grigsby and Mrs. Ellen Bentley attended the W. C. T. U. conven­ tion at Muskegon this week. Mrs. Dan’l Striker and Miss Rebecca. Miss Effie Snyder. Mrs. F. W. Greble and May Rogers were in Grand Rapids Satur­ day. ✓Miss Gertie Stebbins, of Muskegon, an-1 Miss ^Kittle Stebbins, of Eaton Rapids, spent Sunday in the city with their par­ ents. Fred Allen, who formerly lived here .Is visiting In the city, and we understand will soon enter the law business at Alle- Mr. and Mrs. Chas Brown, of Chicago, arrived In the city last week. Mrs. Brown will spend the greater part of the summer here. ' . Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Graves, of Roches­ ter. have been visiting their cousin Dan’l Striker for a few dav, leaving this week for Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hay were In Allegnn last week to attend the funerul of MrJ Hay’s grandfather who has been ill for many years. * ' SR. K. Grant. Jos. Van Arman and Luke Waters returned from their fishing expe­ dition Friday night and report fairly goal luck and a One time. Mrs. L. E. Stauffer Is attending .: -i state W. C. T. V. convention at Musket gon this week and will remain for a few days to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. D. It and Mr. and Mrs. J» McElwain. Jason and Miss Mary. Al} Kcnkw and Milie Waldroff attended the Hines—Evans wedding nt Bellevue, last week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hines will i\iake Grand' Rapids their future home and 7 will be found nt 348 Ottawa St W. E. Allgeo was bitten quite badly by a dog Tuesday. The wound wa* cauter­ ized and he is doing well at this writing. In regard to an article in the Rutland correspondence last week. P. W. Burgess desires us to say that he only went to Ce­ dar Creek after the papers were placed iti his hands to secure posesslon of the horse mentioned. In about three weeks more you will have to pav more for dining chairs and ta­ bles than you will if you buy now. Archie McCoy bought the line made by the Hastings Chulr A Table Co. and bis sale will close In about three Weeks. Mrs. Julia Willison had the misfortune to break her wrist Sunday. She was on her porch and as she opened the screen doorstepped back and lost her footing, failing down the steps and breaking Idr left wrist in two places, making a very * painful Injury. Tlie vrool boot company broke all previ­ ous records Inst week' In production, mak­ ing 781 y cases, or 18750 boots In 00 houra, or at the rate of five Unbilled boots pi*r mlnuto. Tills is by far. the best record ever made In any similar Institution, nod is a matter of gro«t Pfld* to Manager Pen­ dergast and all the employes as well. If von intend to build tills season don't forget tn call on W. E. Allgvo, the con­ tractor and builder. He can be found In Ms offiee. two-doora to the rear of A. E. Kemistun's office, every evening nnd will gladly furnish estimates. Mr. Ailgeo lias eouatrueled some of tba best buildings in the city and bls work is always flnt-daas. Shonld you desire him thia season it v.ill be well to eall and see him soon. ogl« wu dlcilac I dlteh .w —back of his house this week he struck a big spring of water, of excellent quality, and which came up through a bole about six inches in diame­ ter. A pole was run down eight feet be­ fore the bottom of the spring was touched. Base ball seems to be coming in fashion, several teams being organized here, and several more about to organize. There is some extent timber In this city for a first-class team, and there is no reason why some excellent sport may not be bad during the coming months. * A tramp broke into Ambrose Reid’s bouse Sunday and stole about 81-00 in cash, but nothing else so far as la known. He is probably a member of the gang that struck this city and instead of being eb lowed to further menace society for a while, should be breaking stone for the city of Hastings. The new cars on the C. K. AS. are greatly appreciated by the tSvellng public aud is a great improvement’ln. their ser­ vice, which by the way is constantly growing better. This road goes through a country that Insures a steady, profitable business. Should the road be continued to Saginaw as was intended, it cou’d not but be a very valuable property. Eighty acres, 45 improved, good soil, good orchard, large house, granary, stab­ ling, near village. Will go for 83.000. half cash. Write S. W. Hopkins, Mt. Pleasant, Isabella Co., Mich. . A liieyele for 50 Cento Call at Frank E. Heath’s news room and Inquire about the bicycle, which is of the Hartford make, cushion tire, and h sultaable for either lady or gentleman, and !• as good as new. Some one will get It for 50 cents. We desire to thank all who so kindly as­ sisted during the sickness and burial of our daughter and slater, for their many kind acts, which will ever bo held in grateful memory. M. D. Reed and fault. When in GRAND RAPIDS stop nt To all who so kindly assisted us in the care of our son and brother, Miner Kirch­ ner, during his sickness and death, and per­ opposite UNION DEPOT. formed so many acts of kindness we give note. (a.OOFor X>*Xour heartfelt thanks. Prre Transfer. New Houee Mits. Fannie Kirchner and Fawir.. Steem Heat end Electric Bell,. BEACH A BOOTH. THE KENT County Grange Meeting. Regular meeting of the Barry County Pomona Grange, P. of H. will meet with Glass Creek Grange, on Friday, May 30, 1893. The following Is tlie program: Morning session:—At ten o’clock the Grange will be. opened In the fifth degree for reading of minutes <]f previous meet­ ing and such other degree work as may come before the meeting. At 11 o’clock the Grange will be opened In the fourth degree. Dinner nt 13 O’clock. Afternoon session:—The meeting will be open to the public at 2:30. ' Song by the Grange. Address of Welcome, by Bro. Frank S. Jenkins, of Glajs Creek Grange, Response by Bro. John Dawson, of Un­ ion Grange. j Music. Followed with program of Glass Creek Grange. Select reading, by sister Helen Brain­ ard. Essay by sister Helen Honeywell. Music. Question furnished by Bro. R. C. Nor­ ton, of Orangeville Grange. ’ | Recitations by Bro. J. E. Tobias, sister iFannie Jones and sister Jennie Luther. Soug. Impromptu speech by Bro. George W. Sheffield, of Johnstowu Grange. Also question box for which all are re­ quested to contribute. Let every member be present as there is business ot Importance to be discussed. Geobok R. Bowser. County lecturer. Died—Mrs. Lillian F. Imerzal. daughter of Mr. and Atm. M. D. Reed, of this city, at her home in Kalamazoo. Friday, of peritonitis, aged 23 years, leaving a husband and two etillSren to mourn her low. The- funeral occurred unday afternoon from the M. E. church, Rev. Puffer officiating. New Hoon Teh Try this tea if you never have, and you will not regret it. It is winning in popularfavor every day. We solicit your patronage and know that our goods will pieaaeyou. Give us a trial. PHILLIPS & PRESTON, The Grocers. STRAW 1 HATS. F you want the latest straw hat in the market go to E. W. Morrill & Cos. See our show window for styles. :::::::: Respectfully yours, E. W. nORKILL, & CO ONE PRICE CL2TNIERS. �M—■ ■ — tetoher. Audlthtak •• *11 ■ an. w ux. u««KtOe 0M SCHOOL COLUMNtoo xct thxt our b»J« wd fflrte h«v» punctured b, U>. gnat. I„ trak,X>d . toile.' .. meal, and that these flies nh. Vtr, J- * ^n„t l.t > PUP" °"’n' jn that case we mult reeort to extreme arewd. and will touch „„ IrultT;^ Conducted by Kaooh Andrus, County tohool who U not prepared to Um ndtekt as tent of his abilltj' to make a success. ma know which ■rethu.wectc.t,— ’’! C,Tlwy dikpersed. Eric and Jan-ila namerotary. Give to each individual all toe training dureh pre^redfor a siege, filling the wu are s to fire. In jour cmnposltom Iwaar* In * ccorluch.g lu-hluu, ■ BILETOIUCALS. th., have token thu IrouM, u, “ windows with slabs of atone to roast are work do not allow one single copied sen­ th. rlpret wl bat ot th. Iron, »h, .L™ row, urf provided food “d There has always been a desire Ip the tence Treat plagiarism as * crioe;1u/f not 1 toka advantage ot u,.-., enough for several days use. Iklapel miud of the child to assist In anything enju, a feaat ot the baatr'-xj; ..“Jstationed himself at tho tempi* to send that pexukes of a rhetorical , nature. reach of your eye. Should you think this Time. ____ _ '’Aurk the* news if the announcement was made, Every teacher who hM brought the ques­ Swlble fi»e them subjects that you are while Kulcan guarded Leia. posUlvely sure they can find nothing Th. Earth-. OU,,, tion "Who will take part in Friday *ftor' At sunset Iklapel’s messenger came. nooa excricesT before ifcr pupils, has been Written upon. Deception Is comlsf,to be The earth. In addition toll. ,l!llrM1 . Chalpa had announced that Leia was to surprised aud often puzzled by the prompt a monster foe which stares every teacher annual revolution., haa a .low a.l-i,|1b7S response she received iu the shape of in th” face and threatens to envelope Ila aaU. a tootloo addon, tncnll.aadZZ be the Katun sacrifice—the news was in ouw America In the blackest night No­ In the textbookn ot aatrunonn . Thl, enn, numerous small hands. This to me is everybody's mouth. Eric sent Jan-ila to positive proof that all children like rhe- where has his clutches been more closely oua wottoii may be properly llkenoltothS Leia at once and kept guard at the house. torlcah: wd Hal dislike, for tbto «ork fastened than oo our rhetorical work. imparted to a top Uy a loud, ut u,,, c, ““ His pistol was in his holster at bis belt, come from faults Iu the teaching of the Listen to our commencement orations. on Ite rim when it 1. in rN.,.l his rifle in the large room. while several same, and from natural feelings in the How often you might think you were the touch causing tlie uppt.r tR<| ur• axes and spears—aharp and keen steel mind of the pupil. If this desire had listening to a Burke or a Webster. Yet top's stem, to describe n small circle Su lay ready for Kulcan and Jan-ila. never been spoiled by teaching, we might Xn >"Ju investigate you will find that too. ths mighty nuu lay* hold ot the rimT; It grew darker, and they did -not ap­ Hazel Butterfield see the same glow of pleasure on tlie faces these same pupils baye had very little and the great terrestrial top, and l^bteiu u pear. The city was strangely silent. He of older pupils that we now see iu the often no training In this work. The ora­ oscillate in the long perirxl o( Sl,'n>ytanL ‘ Detroit, Mich. could hear none of the usual evening young. How many teachers love to pre­ tion bos either been copied or remodeled That is to say, on Dec. 31, fj-JM. 'th« sounds. A deep, solemi^nsh hung over pare pupils for rlietoricals? How many until neither toe original language nor the 'made its nearest approach to tlie sun ;ind all, anti the splashing of the river against A form come vpl.uMn-1 ihruuph IM feel that it Is as niuJi a part of your original thought Is left In It. S'hy, trj ft will approach equally near In IV.'Alyem school Work as Arithmetic or Geography. to deceive the public? If your rhetorical from that time, or ou the ;; -c <iay j. the bowlders came clear to his ears in water. tho falling shadow. He stepped outside Angry resentment against Kulcan, Ikla­ How often have I heard the question, work has been neglected they will be sure in the year 11,748. This ha, all to do with Medical Science Failed and stood before the door, and his tall pel and Jan-ila burned in his bosom, al­ "Have 1 got to have exercises? Until to find It out. Be honest with youtself. climate both north nnd south ot the torial line. ‘ figure was outlined darMy against the ternating with regret and despair when this stale of affairs is changed, and tne be honest with your patrons and above all XnoUter Vender Fcrformed by cars of Superintendents and School Boards let your pupils know tost you want their In the period comprising the tlrst, JU1%. light within. He had almost resolved he thought of Leia, probably also a vic­ are greeted with the anxious ««««<»• owd thoughts in their own words. 1 lessor C. C. Merriman so well tells us, our HOODfS SaraaparlUa. to desert his post when he descried two tim to Cholpa’a wiles. i •<May I prepare a rhetorical exercise? tne shall never forget toe flrat teacher who northern winter* arc short and miy amj - My Uttie girl. Hazel, 13 now four years old. figures approaching, one of them appar­ Suddenly a distant sound fell ujxjn natural desire, which the Creator !:*■ led me into the light on tots subject. How our summer long and sunny. But duritnr Two years sg<» she had the Grip. AIU-r recovery ently Iklapel. Ho walked toward them, his ears. He raised his bead to listen. placed in the mind ot Innocent childhood, kindly he would correct us for evwy the periml tit which the je.tr 11.74& wjfi ner eyes grew InflaiMd aud suppurated. For over 7 mouths she had to have her eyes !>and- and noticing that their blankets almost It came muffled to him, as of blows wll continue to be destroyed. In these copied sentence and when we had remod­ the middle our winters will !>• awful.in aged and stay in a dark Yoom. Tlie family covered their heads stopped short and upon stone; then a sound ot falling ma latter days, we are learning more aad eled the essay in our own language bow their severity and ouraummen abort aod doctor arid an ocuUst did everything possible. peered into their faces as they came up sonry, clear and distinct, though far more to cultivate the natural desires in his praise would brighten our hearts. cool. Even now tho northern hemisphere is slowly but surely losii;.- :u long suonr the mind of the child. Hence let us place She did not improve and even grew worse. At to him. awav. Was help coming to him even as the first reason why rhetoricals should Ever since that eventful year In my school summers, and if you shuul'i^vo until the life my heart shudder* at the thought of last after $|X months he gave us the discouraging The stooping figure, so like Iklapel in now? He Uy flat upon hh back, bound c.,u|d be taught, the fact that the pupils like copied work and griev®« »t th® *’Kh‘ of winter of the year U.HH-'j opinion that the cOTtwaof one eye was deitroyed its mimicry, straightened up before him hand aud foot? and already felt stiff and them. Again we find In the "Book of an essay written full between the line a story of cold nnd styowi that would pale And Sight Entirely Cono suddenly, and at the same instant h<- j feeble. Ho hoped they would hurry; Books” servants obey your masters. And the teacher's thought. Wo nerd more of to insignificance the st.ui. the cold That It was doubtful if she would ever be able wm seized from behind in a viseliko this irksome position and continued we as teachers must not forget that we arc these noble teacher*. Such as he train winter at 18XM, for the whole northern io see any with the other, as the sight was grip and thrown to the ground. He strain wm not the best treatment for a servants, nnd servants In the true sense of for school show but for life. Under hemisphere will then be In the midst of its rapidly being destroyed In that also. Wo struggled to release his arms and draw convalescent. How long they were in the word, of a great many masters. Severe not such training pupils step forth to grapple great and terrible winter.—St. Louis Re­ .hcughther doomed to ptnuaacsi bliBdama. She suffered intense pain and kept her head his revolver, but his assailants hail in­ coming! He tried to wait patiently, to lhelcss we should consult tho wishes of with the life’s questions unfettered by the public. buried In the pillows most of the time. If light creased in numbers. A gag was forced think of other things, iu order to. dis­ parents, and do all that we can conscien­ chains of sin. Fads uf Mllliututirc*. was admitted to the room she would cry as If No part of school work Is so useful In into his mouth, and his arms were bound tract his mind, for he felt that they tiously to please them. There Is no part American millionaires have their fads. Burned With a Hot Iron behind 'him. He 'was allowed to lie might be longer in the search for him of school work that is more enjoyed by after life os rhetoricals if properly taughL Mr. Russcil Sago loves horses. He ha* parents than rhetoricals. The school Where Is the society that does not welcome As’she was weak and badly run down ws ’ thtere for a moment, and then they than his captors had been in bringing stables at.New York and Law rence, Lug thought before continuing the treatment we . raised him to his feet. He saw that he him there. Perhaps they might wander which Is never visited during ordinary gladly to Its midst those trained in the dif­ । Island wherein he keeps fast st•■«!•<, which sessions, will be crowded at rhetorical ex­ ferent divisions of this wfirk. Your singers would try to build up her system and renew her wbS surrounded by a number of men in off iptq othpr passages, too, before they ercises. Did you ever ask jour pupils will bring rest to the weary by their sweet have never, however, lieen aliuwvd to fig­ 2ri^Slwthe^rohSoverrapidly and by j priests’ rolw*, but it was too dark to ' wilipa. but it was too ’ ' to bring you material from which to select strains of muttlc. Your Impersonators ure on the trotting track in public. Far reached him. Ihe time she had tijilsiieu the ursi bottle we ■ -recognize any of them. He looked in He tried to be patient and to wait a program, and then notice the Interest will be qnick to read toe wants of their different is the cast? of Mr. Bonner, who for a period made it Lis budneax to own vin tor CluUp.'but th. prict with a serene mind. A long time which parents manifest In helping you? friends and cheer the sad by a joyful reci­ toe fastest known trotter in the country, wm retnrnlns. much tn our delight. She took | wafi noj yj»ible. One of the band went elapsed; he thought that he ha<l been Yet above both of these reasons let me tation or bring solemnity upon those who and bought up one famous record breaker I l»to M* >».«. —<1 briuffiug forth thu there for perhupa two hours «u<l began 1-lace thr benefit to the pupil. Are you • might be lead away by the vanities of an after the other at fabulous prices. Mr. feel again* akin1 the the horrible bumble creeping creetdng musician? What a held is open IO you. over gay world. But if your training baa ’AreP.rm.n.n«,CuT) to feel There are pupils in your school who can been successful, you have another class., William C. WJdtnejr’s pa»;on Is for dog*. dread. The idea now occurred to hun never receive the benefits of a musical ed­ Several of them are kept nt his home in that the noises he had heard had been ucation. Give them training in voice whose works will live, after there own this city. Others are at Ncw]xirt and at foctly We have great faith in self censure, was earned bodily. caused by Chalpa blocking up the culture, and you have opened the child’s frail humanity has been laid away In the Washington. He often visits Wall street, ■II! They hurried him along, as thbugh fear­ mouth of the tunnel. This came with heart, and not only the child’s heart, but silent tomb. The thoughts which they accompanied by a huge mastiff. When he have placed on paper will become Imbed­ was secretary of the uaor he paid U’.’Ofur ing pursuit, through’the orchards, along the force of conviction to his mind and avenues In that hon.e which will cause you .. ( the river again until they came to the took his breath away. His mind reeled never to be forgotten. By recitations you ded In the minds of future generations. a magnificent St. Bernnnt. Gyp. and --------Hasting! st. Detroit. W. H. Bcttekfield. 1496 The hearts of hundreds, yea thousands ’ ancient burial place, where they halted with the thought of dying in this man­ are the means of leading toe pupils to may beat In unison with theirs, and the when she had/ a litter of puppk-s he pre­ sented several to bis pen-c-ii.il friends. Hood’s Pills c'J10 “JI Liver III’. Bilious­ I a moment to be joined by Chalpa. Hie memorize, not only good thoughts, but tongues of their children’s children unite ner, and he almost lost consciousness. ness, Jaundice, Indigestion. Sick Headache. Mr. Lorillard. another dug 'anrk-r, fan­ good language. This language and these black eyes gleamed in fierce joy as he •Dien came’ another .iccessiSn of cour­ in tbeir praises. And to you, dear fellow cies them os much fur profit x> for pleas­ thoughts will become a part of 'their nature leaned over Eric aud smiled his crudest age, ami be tried to remember how lung worker, let me say, that though the world ure and makes monej- out of his extensive smile, so full of hate and fiendish satis­ human endurance would resist death by How often have we seen the verification may never know that you were lire means dog kennels In New Jersey. ’ As much as faction tha^lt chilled his captive’s heart starvation. Men have lived, he knew, of the statement "that the child Is like his of planting tlie seed, yet there Is a Judge fl.000 has been brought In to Mr. Lorilreading." How. much more like that who site beyond the dim unknown aud lard’s pockets from the sale of a jungle for a moment. for rlpys, then died iu wild insanity, un­ which he memorites. measures out to each hia juat reward. I-et dog. Cjrrus W. Field u*<-d to love^<nue»"Ah, onr pale Quetzal lias lost his conscious of suffering. Must he lie there I he last subject I fear to touch. That power! Why does ho not strike his serv­ and feel death creeping either in that of composition and story writing. In me imagine that t!ie crown fcr such a tic fowls, and bis henneries, full « f hun­ ant dead with his eyes? Where is his black vault—a death .full of nameless this we reach the crowning point ot all work will sparkle with the falreM gems dreds of high bred tow’s, were a fatuoas feature of his sumrm r'reddcn.-i-nt A.rdistrength now? If he be a god, let him terrort. unseen horrors, unable even to rhetorical work. Oratory Is good; music heaven’s mines. ley-on-the-HuiLmn.—New York World. now save himself. See," he said, turn­ struggle agaiust it—or beat hts hands Is line but literature is the finest of all fine Hood’s Cures I'to," Saved Her Sight £“X;"to**-" Hood s Sarsapari I !a against the prison -walls—without oue arts. And he who can Instill Into the ray of light? He tried to turn over, mind of the child, the germ which will Birds' nests have attracted thetoueatlon intending to make an effort to hob­ had that mind to give out Its gulden thoughts to this lienlghted world, has con­ Up w within a year or two there has of inquisitive genius from the.daylrof Aris­ ble on his knees back toward the en­ ferred a benefit which can never be esti­ been a dislike among purchnaeraoC oranges totle down to the present time. This is not trance, but he was too stiff and feeble to. (mated till we all reap our just rewards In to buy the fruit that has a bronzed awl wonderful, became the nests are invari­ more than raise his head and shoulders (a world not made of hand**. Tire last rea­ rusty appearance. Such oranges are known ably curious aud often beautiful. Louie* by pressing his elbows upon tho floor. (son for rhetoricals which 1 have to present to the trade an "rureeta,” and they have offering n cnulle, jut, it wi re, for a hu»i u! After a half minute’s struggle he sank •Is partly, though not altogether a selfish always wold fur less than the fruit that has romantic speculations and p-'trad theo­ ries. Imagination l:as taken hold of birds back with a groan. < one. It Is that they give, a love for school. a bright and gulden akin. But a change Benumbed and lethargic he began to No teacher can be a succfM unless their ha* come about. Dealers in the fruit do and their nests with singular nlb tioo, drawing forth meantime sonic beautiful hear strange music; the songs of birds. :pupils like tbeir work. No matter how not know how to account for the calls for legends to enrich romance withal r.ud,to she does her work, there are the rusret orange* that are made. If they the lowing of cattle nnd the barking of thoroughly ' add to the «nm at what is'most j-rsifteat dogs, and then fitful gleams .of light few parents cr school boards In district should go to Florida It would all be very in the song.of mankind. danced and flickerwl before his eye*. schools, who judge of teachers by an plain to them. The caliA come from people The ancients told that the kakyou. a actual examination of their school work. who have been there, and who have come he knew they were unreal—that the They have1>ut one way, and that is “Do back with a theon about oranges. beautiful aquatic bird, had its u<-»t <-3 ths silence of the grave encomjiassed.him, pupils like the teacher?” Though this When the owner of a grove goes to his sea's breast, a little floating paiaaround and that his nnraly brain engendered may be a poor it Is not altogether a trees to get fruit for m«_owu use, he which tire water was always calm and them. Then suddenly, in the midst of faulty judgement. Did you ever see a always selects that which shows the russet sweet. Halcyon, or alcyon. wm the-king* these, he heard a real sound, so clear pupil make a brilliant success as a student on the skin. Asked why he does It he tolls fisher, it is supposed; but we now know every species of this bird, ami none of them *ud distinct that it smote upon his ear when he disliked school? Ixjve for any you that the russet orange in the sweetest builds its nest to drift about on the wa like a bell’s tolling. It was the sound ot work is a necessary attribute to success. and the best, and that be eats them from Indeed, as if to make the i>>utn..u u! fart water, rippling and darting clou to his Au 1 this principle is true especially with choice, even though they do not look so with fancy as great as possible, most ofc be the young. For though older people have well on hts table. Then be goes on to tell side. Witt silvery cadence it splashed control of their will power in som? in­ you that the russet orange is Dot, as it ap­ kingfishers dig deep holt.- in the ground ■ and gurgled, and he felt its presence in stances, so that they may be successful at pears, an orange about whose jacket there for their homes.—Maurice 1 j the sudden coolness and dampness that an occupation which they do not like, yet is some defect. The peculiar color he aays Golden Huie. it brought. With' everv sense 'alert he with the school child this Is an utter Im­ ; “A1™"1What possibility. He must love his work, and . , ,‘ :COtlld . . .. couldititmean? mean?Itflownd It flowedthn« thusfnr forawhiln awhile, rhetoricals will help to create his love. no’ <iamn ton* liwbt HirkprAri now aC<* t^M>U lt8 8P1“Nn3 seemed to cease, How the faces beam wheu you ask them to not ,1 damp. A P’ “7“’•the •fll.c^red °0^ , and there remaine*! a gentle rippling lay aside books ou Friday afternoon and ant then as they proceeded. He noticed \ join iu a general exercise, or how It will «vw.l bnuu-Mng puMgte. but hto bvxr- ■ *’ h? to™. >» «" toy touch brighten them up for a whole day after .n, tollow«l thu mum one until they “*, f7 ' ‘"“"“’“'to it win listening to a good recitation during chapel cnmotoit.lowwtdepth.wtewitM.m,! tonndanff about him, topping h« body exercise. If we can agree that rhetoricals benefit the pupils, make them love school, to ascend beyond to a still farther dis- • „ ... . .. tones. Here they laid him down and { “if*C°ald and that both pupils and parents desire drew tack-all bit Chalpa—who, stand“d ,*«!}in“ >■“ Hdw. them. 1 think there will ire no objections Ing over him with a KowH.f hate, ad- 5“ b1,' bt“ raised to the fact that they- should ire taught But as to how no doubt we dif­ drt-med him. bolding tho light clotw to \‘.“l J his faceI the water waa abov° hls He raised fer. Wo have already found that we must ••Fool', to think to outwit Chalpa. the “ "f™. and then tagu anottar rattlnmak'. tho wily terpant: Know 1 « b>"“df upon hi. feet not adopt a method that will raise dislike. Note the difference in the looks ot two yon not bow many men have died who f ;>u tk " JrtMted tho rattleanak.ie path) Their ^tb^° ,b“ '™ter “1"'«dy sets of pupils, before oue the teacher has said “every one ot you will have to take for Infante and Children bone, aro whitening in placwr. । .‘’••Ted f',T dd' part hi the rhetorical exercises on a cer­ .... • -• to side, scarcely able to support himself. tain day." Before the other she has con­ their homes know them no more; their ; Cold shivers racked-him; he trembled as fidentially said "let us all try aud prepare memory even is faded and gone—even as .j-ours will be—for Kinchahan,. onr . with an ague, and he felt that'in an­ rhetoricals for the close uf next month.” : other minute he would lose conscious- Will teachers ever learn the power of that god. u,.loves his servant -..J and hates „*.: all false i। ness. us? It Is not necessary that you carry the gods: therefore I leave you to ’him *here ; It is msqnrsH-mably tho boot rr&qdy Infant nnd Children ; Then, while life seemed just departing, whole responsibility of your school and in and .you will ’ *the ’ darkness. — - Listen T’ ‘ "1; especially in rhetoricals. I^et them lift hear the river running overhead; we are ।| he—almost disbelieving—saw a light ap^ half the burden. They are not only will­ ! proaching, and a form came uplashing now beueuiu uuw beneath its bed. ueu. You win will have I through the water, and he was Beited by ing and able but anxious. Let them sug­ *to,its-xqice •• time to listen and be lulled gest p'ans. Talk with them about what to sleep. NiTone will' disturb your i a strong hand. How his life and strength you think would be Interesting. If you chms — dreams this night, O false god, for here camo surging back! He heard the words: are shrewd they will all think your plans “A moment more and old Listah would are good, and I atu Inclined to think that man never comes. You will sleep the have been too late!" and then Listah cut you will get some very useful bints from . Castoria r!e«t rieepthat comes to all who anger Chalcu, the thongs which bound his arms, and tbeir young minds. Do not assign your tho dread one." reaching down into the water severed work until jou know what each pupil Is With ono last bitter glance of hatred those about hi* fret. "Hasten, Quetzal, adapted to. Yop would not think of ask­ Chalpa left him. Eric saw the light Ing a pupil to slug a solo who had not toe grow dim as his captors went up and or w<r shall die like rats in a trap! Fol­ quality Of time. But, my dear teacher, do C—tmrla rare* Dtorrikere awl Wind CoUa. low thy servant quickly.” along the tunnel, and then it disap­ Caatorto raliwr— T—thing TtouMbs. Jt was no easy matter; but a few you realize that It la just as difficult for peared. When tlie footfalls ceased he the pupil to write an essay who has not heard tho solemn sound above him, stumbling steps brought the blood into। an original thought? You have among circulation, and leaning upon the old, juur pupils budding essayists, actors, orwhich told him that the river rolled close over his head. Ho realized that ho man he staggered on. Up they went, atpra. Impersonators, dramatUU, singers other narcotic prcper^ the water decreasing in depth at every, and poets. Yet no one pupil can fill all was in ono of the most ancient of toe crypts of which Iklapel hud informed step until at last Listah stopped, saying:, UliMplKn well. I, 1, you, d01, . “We are safo here, for we aro above, luow jour pupil, ,nd i0 develop. Iheee him, so old that it hud been forgotten the river’s surface. Now rest awhile different talents. If each pupil Is work­ long ages ago. and then wo will eat. Then my master; Ing on that part of Ihe work In which he "idwhleb III, IwM.™ nP in Lotti will strike and punish the accursed iff■ “!!. CHAPTER X. Atzlun, the cheating Chalpa, will ho will enjor bec,nU! n exhibit, t,|ei>t, u,e„ DC Tire UNDgn WOULD. i tliere will be Into enjoyment |o th. work not?’ ■nd pupil, will dellitht In It A«,ln 'let There was not a ray of light; too very Eric said nothing. Ho looked at Listah, darkness seemed to press upon him bodi­ wondering by what strange providence >ne nr tl>,t lhew> exercbes xhould he , ,n(ht retuUrt,. Unlen, the, «re. ,our ly. and the silence was only broken by he had found him and saved his life ” .TIU 1°“ WU1 *“ n°nUnn,lly Unit ceaseless murmur of the swollen After a moment ho drew Ins revolver ami pntlln, them off lor ■omethlui, tint to river. He fancied every moment that examined it. The waterproof cartridges, wremimore ImpottnnL Let your nunll, he heard Chalpa or one of his compan­ he knew, were able to withstand a severe, one- «et Ute Impreulon that yon do not ions returning: He could rcarcely be­ foaking. He wiped the weapon upon wo,‘ “ Important u the lieve that they really meant to leave ■tho bosom of hu Atxlan tunic, the only■ ‘rb n ,Th? ,1"Uf, ,Dd h«'re «'"n ke, to the door that open, Into him there. But $he minutes pasted; he dry portion of his garments, then ho an­ ■ -mn-d lite with Ter, few If an, rhelorleat could now hear l.is heart beating- in a swered: UwTn? °° them In tumult of mingled dread and vexation. [coirnxuKDij • mru1! Th'y b',ln !0 lhlnk ““t tb»torleala are owl, freak, or fancle, o< Ura ing to his fellow priests. ,"See the sick, weak god; how he lies there pale and feeble! Why does he not call forth his thunder and strike ns dead?’ "Show us now thy mighty magic, O wonder woNcer,” cried another, "before we entomb thee forever!” "He does not answer," added Chalpu in mock. pity. "He is silent before his ----------— servants. Speak, O doer of strange deeds, and speak thy last, for silenced you will be forever this uighL" Eric made no attempt to speak, knowing that but *k“* the effort would K "f provoke their derision; and they raised him again, carrying him to a ruined mass Here they placed of ancient tombs. ” * the flickering him, and while one he several flat light the others remo stonesJ revealing an | opening large Into this they *?not.. to admit a ther, and pushed crawled, one .after Gilbert, feet first, i to what he found to be a great square way choked man remained on with debris. guard at the en c«: the rest followed ’A v l. i ,« • » 11 .i The latter gave no sign of the rage that consumed him. but smiled as craftily as ever when the votes were counted, He congratulated Kulcan with the suavity of an Italian diplomat, for he had not ; played his last card. and he was now resolved upon a desperate measure. He now knew the strength of his party and the stuff of which his partisans were made, and in another week he^would rid himself of his principal obstacles and come out triumphant. Another week and the Feast of Jhe Katun would be held. He alcn/e knew the name ot the whose life would go oul deemed _________ a — ■ that week as a sacrifice to the god- ol‘ centuries. On the morrow he would announce it, and he felt the thrill oi horror which would creep over the city when the name was heard. That same morning Jan-ila, arising and going forth for a matutinal plunge, found a roll of cotton cloth upon the doorsill. It contained a white stone, with these words upon it: Thon art God. nnd knowret they have chores Lola for the sacrifice. Waken aud Bpore not. He hurried back to .Eric, and the read­ ing of the words gave the latter a shock which unmanned him for several min­ utes as their dire meaning crept fully upon his mind. Hu sent for Iklapel and Kulcan. The younger priest was horri­ . fied and amazed. “Could - he dare!” he cried. "The fiend! To wreak such a revenge! I can­ not believe’ that he would. do such an act. Even he, reckless and cruel ns he is, would hesitate to bring such a thing to I pass. Has he lost his senses?” “What do you mean?” asked Eric. “Of whom are you speaking?* j “Chalpa, . . tho head of tho council;. he who casts the lots and decides the fatal fatalJ' dico ‘ throwing! Chalpa the cheat and* liar!” cried Kulcan, throwing his arms up wildly. “I fear him not. the scoun­ drelly assassin!" Iklapel peered at the youth under his shaggy eyebrows, the fire, in his dark eyes blazing somber and low. “Does my brother believe that Chalpa can cheat; that he would dare to deceive the other two judges, the whole city and Quetzal?’ “Can cheat? Dare?” cried Kulcan. "He can, and he dare, and I will face’him with the charge! My sister shall not be the sacrifice!'' "No,” said Eric, quietly, “she shall not, even if Chalpa has to be taken off to check his too pious zeal. I don't want to kill him, but I certainly shall if he re­ solves to sacrifice her.” “Yes, you aro right,” said the old priest. "What can we do?’ j “We must get Leia here and keep her. until we can arrange matters,” Eric re­ . plied. “She must come tonight, for she will be safe here. I could defend this house, with Kulcan and Jan’s help, against a thousand Atzlans." “We will go for her at once," cried Kulcan excitedly. "Come, Jan-ila!” “No, npt now—not in daylight—they will suspect?’ cried Iklapel. "We must prevent an open conflict; we must win hr peaceful means if uossible, unless he Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria �Hastings Banner The lltrlejon of N. S. Bergman, or Woodland ran a pair of sissore into out of his eyes last fall. About a week ago it began to pain him and an operation was performed on the afflicted member which gave relief. J ALWAYS SMOKE Last November,' Philip Lockwood, of astings ity ank When you want a Marshall left that place for Chicago where hia parents lived and waa never heard of Mich. Thursday, May n, 1893. Hastings, until last week, when word was received that his body had been found In Lake W. R. COOK. Local Editor. CAPITAL $7 5,000.00. Michigan. He was j;.at recovering fiom a SURPLUS 110.000.00. Go to the severe sickness and R is thought hu was deranged. He was only nineteen years The Epworth league will give a social In old. Incorporated under the laws of the State of tjie hotel itall Wednesday evening—A. J. Michigan. Pa‘ne rejoices over a daughter that came E. S. Harris, of Eaton Rapids, purcliaaMthurC. Denison. to bh house Mav sth—Rev. Van Antwerp ed a fine cow recently and last Thursday Fine line of creams and Open for business Dec. IS.IBM. .KUf KWH-GX* DENISON. and wife went to Alamo last Tuesday and evening she was placed in a stable for the offiocrs: lawyers. returned Wednesday—W. S. Smith spent the first lime. On going to the stable the fresh confectionery. D. G. Robinsan, President; . 4)1 8R Michigan Trust Co. Bidg„ Suuday at his home in Woodland—Mrs. next morning she was found dead, evi­ Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. ' Grand Rapid*. Michigan. Michael Johnson, who has been tn poor dently having choked to death in some *D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. health the past year died^Suuday p. m.— manner with the rope with which she was M ICE KIRK. M. D.. * DIKMCTORS: Mrs. J. Nevins visited at her brother’s. ■tied. physician and Surgeon. W. H. Powers, I). W. Reynolds. VV. L. Brown, Monday nnd -TuesdayCharles Blanchard, recently in Char­ It Acknowledges no Superior. . । s prJiinpily^itrndeil\l.ty or night. Of­ Mr*. J. W. Briggs Is quite slck-r-J. E. D. G. Robinson, lotte. representing Davis & Rankin, the _____ _ ____ Chester Messer , r 1-. Stowell'* boot mid *!"-’• More John Carvtlh, Calrnf i-e’urned from the west last Tues­ Chicago creamery builders, was to have P. T. Colgrove. day. He was tn Chicago at the opening been married to a Booneville, Mo., society and bowels UrovakUu ,MKS Al SWEEZET. of the World’s (air—Owen Brazee is build­ girl last Wednesday.. On the morning of jwtmi. Da. Mmrgnja Hon the only savings department In tn Barry ' . Attorney nt law. ing a new barn on hli place—Martin County and pays -t per cent interest on all time HASTINGS, MICH. Hastings. Mich. the wedding day he skipped for parts un­ Morehouse has a new boy bom Sunday- known, leaving a note to his proposed ’n-u-h rs in all courts of the state. ColLewis Thompson is working on the wife, giving us his reason for not fulfill­ a'li' prompt!) attended t<»world's fair grounds—Geo. Hazen is put­ ing his obligation that he was financially ting up wind mills fur parties north of embarrassed. After his Hight a letter IL AC. LATHROP. here—1hty Thorp nnd Geo. Galletty. of showed up puporllng to be from his wife .rmM'.dhic Physicians and ---- AND---Richland stayed over Sunday with friends Mrs. Anna Blanchard, of Charlotte. The Detroit Surgeons city ami country promptly at- here—Owen Hughes has employed Mrs. letter was dated July S2, lust year and nl Otis Bugbee as housekeeper—I'be wo­ asked for money for her support man’s Foreign MMonary society will Grill Rails. meet with Mrs. Orn Storms on Wednesday si R1BNE1L M- I’-Tho Human Ey«. Physician and Surgeon, —Clark Williams went to Grand Rapids Laigeet stock The last 100 years have increased the Inst Thursday for medical ndvice. . He is .Ilion. • • Mich. In very poor liealth—Verne Brown is need and capacity for work upon small lately everything •Jdei.c.'. one block east ul depot. visiting Lindsey Goss, qf Plainwell—By­ objects near nt hand. One of the questions . 11. BARBER ron Damon ha.* sold his interest In the occurring to the mind is, Du these different Physicians and Surgeons, hotel at Oden ami his family nre In Prair­ Wnd increased demands bring increased’ facility and capacity to the human eye? ity or county responded to with ieville—Chas. Nevins and wife went to Hickory Corner* Monday to look for a Eyes aro now us-.-d in ways never imagined . jay or night. farm—Morris Van Antwerp visited friends by our remote ancestor^ possibly never InX’ooper the fore part of the week—Burt dreamed of iu the oriental countries. What­ Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National fi ELDONCahill is at Kalamazoo working for the ever there may have bevf* in the way of iKtract ami Real Estate Office. hews as any other paper of its class. telephone Co.—Rev. Van Antwerp and sculpture among the Greeks demanding artistic and accurate vision, there wm uo eticral coureiRDClng. wife attended the meeting of the W. Y. typeretling, no electric telegraphy,' no Abstract J»ook*. com M. 8. Felts last Thursday. stenography and no typewriter. The eye an fnruisti complcG• Mate Itoad of the patriarch Job was constituted at Tftc ladles dime society will meet at birth and went through life to old age very HAKE. M. P. Elder Martin’s nest week Thursday—Mat much such an optical instrument as that l.r.M or ■ A 1 lur ICI » ivrr. Ellison lost a cow last week—School com­ of the English squire who devotes himself Vl,Wnttcn guwantce t«» permanently cure all loan outdoor-life in thu Eighteenth or Nine­ i>. rn. Telephone.euu menced at the fisher school house last teenth century; but Job hud no pi.ntud kind* of llupture of both sexes. >•» pain; no operation; no detention from ItiHlm-**. t'»r .it "Holloway's- dru. Mpndny with Miss Gnut as teacher—There information and Illustrated piunpblet con­ Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news was n box social ai Satie FIsIht's last Fri­ books to beguile the t'-dlum and pulu of full taining Michigan relerences (free). u»idre.;s ues. day night. The proceeds are to be.usqd to his scat iu tLe sand . ■ *• Dk II W. Marsh. It gives the events of foreign The examination oi » mummies in ri»e orTHKO. K. MILLER CO.. IW. IM. 1»<J Mich­ of the United States and the world. buy a be.il for the church—Old Mrs. lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY Olmstead is quite sick at this writing—Lil­ Egyptian mansolenni' shows that there igan Ave.. Detroit. Mich. CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ lie Payne is working for Mrs. Showman— has been UO Change in . :u nuatomibijl ( :iHoward McIntyre was at Nashville Sun­ formation of the hutm-a car iu 4JKXJ yv.-..«, CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. and there I ■ vid. --e that there, u day. Its general political news, cditorals and discussions are comprehensive, been any in : . >; the human eye; but the difficulty ot prvM-i >.-the eye for exuni। brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no Nora Smith, daughter of Delos and Mar­ itmtion cciituri'— i.;.r;- it h::* censed to mjo | superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized UliopoL gret Smith, died at her home last Thur- i authority in all parts of the land. day. after a brief Illness. Burial Saturday item. from the family residence. Si-tvires con­ K I mb ! A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal thedtate. CoUeSlioni ducted by Rev. Wright—Several from our*! was In a n*o<of intown attended the funeral of* Mbs Nellie 1 and "THE BANNER” lor one yearYarger last Sunday—Jonah Early, of q: n. nnd In iMME 1»MAN. HomttpathkiPhy- Grand Rapids, was In town over Suudav— Mrs. Fannie Carpenter went to Lansing “I’njMi, wim slug last Wednesday to spend the summer "A lyxnlhi-...? Don't you recollect, son, “N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1.00. —Mrs. Arista Flemming was called to when we were nt gramlpi'b sawmill last Sebawa Saturday to assist in carrying for summer and looked nt the men roiling logs her neice, Mrs. John Griffin and a nine about with a huge pole, to wiifch was fas­ CHAUTAUQUA l»onhd boy—We think it safe to announce tened a gripper or hook of steel? That Woodland, Midi. Subscriptions may begin at any time. AFARTHENT BUILD1NQ tlie arrival of spring nt Inst—Zella Udell, was a cant hook. There L* also"----J. M. Smith, of Hastings, spent Sunday at home—F. B. Cor. 48th and ST. LAWRENCE AVE, Address all orders to “But, papa, isn’t there another canthook.? Justice of the Peace. Fleming and wife intend to « go to Port . . Offlri1. Adan.- Street1 Tt-jr A.fi'T’TTVr Huron this week—Bertha Friend b the OIKdQO, ILL. “Wait., my son, until papa finishes. In owner of a new organ, a present from her former times barbers and toothdrawers 1’OWEKS BROS. Pn>|.n< :rnfather—Oats are coming up after their used a canthook' for pulling teeth. It was Flrsl-cla*d AccommuilAtiou* to IV। >hi’-j............................. ljcalnew long rest in tine shape—These bright on the same principle os the one mentioned, warm days ptRs new life nnd vim into uuly'of course smaller. The prongs were’ PEsutAHta location ’ everything, .and farmer.-, begin to smile BEWARE OF FRAUD inserted under the roots of the tooth, and a • ClKCQLrtTlON • once more. Cm respondeuce Solicited, Addr«**-;»U Com-1 twist tluisited the job. Now, son, that ex­ week, 75 quii-es. niunit-atlum. to The CHAUTAUQUA; plains it.” n«unei<i. ......... 82-86 Adams St. and price KVMM 011 bottom. •’But, papal” ‘ Banfieid has been stirred up a little by C. W. POWERS. Cam**>pondlng Secretary- I •‘WellF’ -hanges .for advertisements the boys homing Halsej’ Tungate— •'Don’t-you know anything more about GENTLEMEN. ih office Tuesday* at latest to Mary Esterbrook, daughter of the minister, A sewed shoe that will not rip; Calf, moved last Friday out to Allegan to go a canthook “No, my aou.” seamless, smooth inside, more comfortable, to housekeeping. Where her husband has "How docs a mulley cow strike you?"— stilish and durable titan any other shoe ever found employment—Mrs. Joseph Powers (ovJ enough tor Hood’- has gone to* Ohio, to help take care of her Pittsburg Chronicle. sold at the price. Every style. Equals custom-d of.eaibeli'.shnieut 01 made shoes costing from fa to $5. sou’s wife and child, who are very sick— Him d’s Cure-. A Quick WlttcMl Thief. ' The following are of the same high standard of Mrs. Frankie Doty is on the gain from her merit: I saw a clever thing worked the other ompany will *.*hip 13 sprained ankle. She was able last Sun­ day. A messenger boy got on the car with $4.00 and S5.00 Fine Calf. Hand-Sewed. Sa.50 Police, Farmers and Letter Carriers. his week. The value day to come out to church—The Epworth several bundle". He looked at the ndSO, >3,35 “od $3.00 for Working Men. . League but Sunday evening was very eu-ment in the hands of the retail­ i.oo aud $1.73 for Youths and Boys. dreiwcs on them all to ece where to feet off tertalnWtg. Topic, “help thy fallen broth­ Sd-oo Hand-Sewed, j over SW.oufi. first. “ Hang it," said he, picking up the । nnd a.oo Dongola, | LADIES. er." There wks a large attendance— 75 for Misses. . i>>r exercises of the class of ’V4 Loren Joues Is building au addition to his largest one of the lot, "the marker forgot to put the mark on it. I don ’ t know where Na-bville school will be held in the apple dryer to make a home to live in— - rosmvEi.r cur lle.ojH-rd. htmse Friday. May 12th. Chancey Shoemaker has returned home to take,it." it wil* a cold day, and a moment after HE RT DISE SE, NERVOUS I- : ;iate program, printed on a very fron. the oil country iu Ohio, and is under the messenger entered tho car he was fol­ :■■■ trd. has Ireen prepared for the oc- the doctor’s care at present, having catarrh lowed by a seedy looking individual who . PROSTRATION, anct deafness—Frank Sheffield is laid'up had heard the boy's remark while on the With rheumatism—Mr. VanWinkle Is ex­ platform. Soon I saw him writing nu ad­ day. Frank'Hatley. ot Battle pected home, this week from her ~' sick ‘*- dress on that unaddrewwl package when arrested by Sheriff Bosworth daughter, where she has been. Kev. R N. Middleton. ptMtor M. E. church. the Ixiy’s bend was turned. It must have Cedar Springs. Mich., says: Sleep and rest Sheriff C. W. Cooper, at been nt some nearby street or hotel, for won* htnuigcrs u> me after preaching tut T used , NEIGHBORING CQUNTIES•■Adlrondn'' I sleep .soundly and awakr suddenly the boy shifted his boxes, looked ■ efreshed. andNow I can b«urtlly n-commend It. n D.Ut in. of Brlleviif. about eight i»repared by WHEELER and FULLER Charlotte has---a-------train------------wrecker. Some up hastily, and evidently thinking tie had .-iu -. A few Uionthf before Hnffcy - ----- - --- -----rs and rrneral meiyhanta where PfE CO.. Cedar.Sprlmr*. Cedar.Springs. Mich. r»ui «>ro_cat MEDICINE I missed the address at first glance he made ■wriifcrcfcv.tte’ .'i n n lhery rig at Nashville but ’ one placed several lies on the Grand SOLD BY ■ nught it< a re.*ult of a reward offered Trunk • •track • -• •• - a—mile west of a l>olt for the front door and was gone liethere, about I could stop him. ■in- theft from Dalton. However he the station. It took about an hour for the fore In the meantime the rogue who had writ­ HASTINGS. For sale by WOOLEY & BRONSON, Hastings Mich. • tried, convicted and sentenced to engine to be able to go on again. It is ten thu fidse addrcM got away by tho .rear - •Il prison for two years for the miraculous that the train was not thrown door, and I have no doubt got home in -. riiie theft and it appears waa releas- off nnd a serious accident occur. lime to intercept the bundle. V Warden Hatch before the officers About SI,000 has been raised for the Let this serve ns a warning to all.—New : ■>■'•11 id* time was up. and for the past Ypsilanti cyclone sufferers. York Herald. ,-e.ir. his been in various parts of the REAO OUR 7RESP0HSI3LE Mrs. Homer G. Barbe.’, a prominent - a- x<inie claim eluding the officers Vermontville lady, died last week after a TESTIMONIALS. MEStS WANTED rein !•_•?*. but as others state leading I'Uht. i.idiilstent life. He waived ex- long illness. We offer one Hundred dollar* reward A train load of Assyrians past through for any case of catarrh that cannot be lutlon Friday before Justice J. C. \ l.n!-. and is now in_ jail. , . If it is ‘true Battle Creek last week, on the way to Chi­ cured by Hall’s catarrh cure. ............ ' — - - -.jQfC no i : llaffey has for six years lieen leading cago to show themselver at the World’s F. J. Ciienky * Co., Props. Toledo. O. u'l'onorable career it is hardly likely that fair. olcknciJ. aud nitty b« g4-«a in a ci? of tea or coffee wttkou; thu kaowKrdge or the patient, «ho will We the undersigned, have known F. G. 1; ■ ■1 i! be further hardened by the unForty fine horses were shipped from Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe r.-tlaii .ict of again imprisioning him.— Charlotte to Buffalo last Wednesday. An him perfectly honorable In all business • '.atiottiFTribune. uccldent occurred and the cars were ditch­ transactions and financially able to carry­ iPEClAL FORM’J'.X GOLD CURE TABLETS. ed this side of Flint and the horses were out any obligations made by their firm. as they st. all killed. The loss is estimated at West & Truax., Wholesale Druggists. To­ OUR COUNTY ledo, O. 84,000. Walding. Klnnnn Marvin. Wholesale The Charlotteltepubllcari is now pleas­ Druggist.*, Toledo, O. Helton had a touch of cyclone last week. ' HILL*J • 'istud only a-second., but during that antly situated iu new qua/tegs on the have been cur­ Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, “nd there were ji great many frighten­ ground floor. acting directly upon the blood and mucous ed by the uso of ed ].. <>pi.> iu that village. Several small Th« Ingham county Republican has surfaces of the system. Price, 75cti. per buddings rocked over, fences were blown changed to a seven column folio paper bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimoni­ down and boards and boxes carried a long which greatly Improves Its appearance. als free. distance. No serious damage was done The OhioCniMtcal Co: Mrs. James Kershaw, of Richland, has however. /Sonio miscreant carved eight of Buel purchased a fine 80 acre farm of Mrs. You’ve often noticed how well or how tigation . Chas. Close, on Gun Plains. ! Tablets, Wolcott's shade trees at Freeport the oth­ poorly it looked—and vou know too. that Jlift DO NOT BE DECEIVED into pjircha*m i>ne to n-.c cigar*; er day aud they are thought to be ruined. Orlando Reed, formerly of Plainwell, a few dollars expended for the proper pa­ B C H FRESH LUNCH,:-: business cards. , 11 CITY BAKERY. n THE BEST A. E. RENKES. )l D 1127 In The Market miumrui J. MILLARD, YOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJPrtFER W-REID GLASS The Le&iing lepnblieu Pafflily Papsr of Ub Mid States ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10. Your Home would be incomplete without it. > Tlie New York Weekly Tribune FOR ONLY $1.10, Crt5H IN ADVANCE. We furnish both papers for - - $1.10 ^ W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE AD1R0NDA Wheeler’s Head I lire Tfferve UNEXCELLED FDR INFANTS! W.H. GOODYEAR. | TTTT M-A-B. DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF COLD TABLETS fimKEmsfanil MCRPH‘NE HABIT HILL S * TABLETS. REM ELM BER Ira Bachellor caught an owl on bls but uow of Colorado, has been granted a farm near Nashville that measured four pension ns a survivor of the Black Hawk war of 1883. feet from tip to tip. • The M. E. chhreh. at Bellevue are to Will Keagle au employee on the MlchlRan.Central wotk train was arrested on a erect a Sfl.000 churchEdmund Potter, of Leslie, has a curioslcharge of theft last week for stealing bbelonging to B. B. Downing. tv in the shape of an eight legged lamb. Nashville, and being unable tn pay bls It Is perfectly formed up to Rs should­ fine was sent to the county Jail for ten ers. dnys. Marshall has added a span of 8425 Sixty-six shade trees were planted In horses to its Are department , the Woodland school yard on Arbor The Reynolds—Moore murder case at day. • Allegan conies on trial this month. While excavating for a cellar last Fri­ Three Eaton Rapids women have been day Jacpb Hitt unearthed a human skele­ ton. The bones were badly decayed and arrested for gteaUug goods from dry goods when handled crumbled easily, showing stores. A large amount of hosiery, factory that they had been burled there a number cloth, shawls, etc. jrere found at |belr of years. There has >-ivcr been a grave­ houses. Two offtiiem are married wo­ J yard Iu that place within the knowledge men. of the oldest inhabitant, and it Is supposed Ric irad Jones, of Otsegn, has a won­ that the bones are the skeleton of aome derful hen, she having laid about fifty eggs Indian and must have been buried nearly this spring of unusual size none of them u not quite a century ago.—Woodland measuring k**s than six Inches length wise aratitd and many much larger. News. ' per brings more for the money than any Improvement that you can make; but then, did you know that there is a man—Mr. Alfred Peats—who has spent a fortune and years of study for perfecting the de­ tails, so that you, no matter . where you live, can get the latest and most exclusive designs of Wall Paper effects, at less than half the local dealers' rates. All tills and much mure, Is told about In a book called “How to. Paper” and Economy in Wall Paper Decorations.’’ It will be mailed free. If you send for It at once to ALFRED PEATS—the Wall Paper-DepI A. 136-138 W. Madison SL, Chicago, 30-32 W. 13lh St N. Y. Is a tantalizing admonition to those who at tltln seiiSOU feci a’l tired out. weak, without •nitrUce and ditc«H>rase*i. Rm the way In wiilcbHood’aSanapariiUbuild' op the tired frame and gives KO,H * »ppeni«. reail)>t trTmdertul. £> we •«ay. "Take Hood',Is ud will braee you up." For family cathartic we confldentiy For a a general geneHurarany recommend Hood s Mils. ing any «f the vanout noMmrna that art t£ing altered for »ale. A«k for If ILL S TAB­ LETS and take n-> ollie*. Manufactured only by to forty pipet ot iobat B. M. JAYLORD. Leslie. Mich. ---- THE---- 17626611 il.MAUUOrtUUMK, LIMA. OHIO. PARTICULARS ■ulv yours. 1W JOHNSON’, P. O. Box 4$. Tax onio camneat. FREE. _ davs he quit drinking, four months before writing you, la MRS. HELKS MORK1SON. «« UH# CrxxicAt Cot GxNTLxxaw:—Your 1 mic&Uy, for seven years, ao< Ctactaxxri. Q. -AddreiM till Orders to (In writing nUasa ■aation this paper.) THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO,. SI, S3 and SS Otm Bites UUS, OHIO. �Circuit Court ! nte vs. Wm. Rose, keeping miooo up-u — «~n. dirty i»r» wee, ram.tiy s^"« in^X wiud^ to the forwroand. boj this waa common there. It was thetart increasing group respectable loading SrtSIf UirmI the pride of the ’hopivoinn. Just at that moment the wicked boys outside raised «a Comanche yell. wbRe • ha well diwd men and woman “dekered and laughed outright nod looked inside the .tore as if It were afire. The messenger boy at the table gulped down the dregs of his ouL hia eoff-and coffee*nd burned burriaa out __ awtSffl th* Orcutt court convened Monday with the , following cases on the calendar: CRIMINAL. - ■ I People vs. Jss- Wilcox, subornation^ । perjury: people vs. Jas. LHenry guborustloD of perjurv; " p|C vs. Northrop. perjury for sentence. F*'’^ Byroo WetlwW. hecpIM FARRAND & VOTEY Organ Co., are making the World's Fair Jyo.ooo organ. Moral: Buy the best at a reasonable price. HARDMAN, FISCHER, HARRINGTON AND STARR PIANOS, A 1 Quality and Low Price. Special Sale. 500 Spring Capes and Jackets to be Closed out At Less Than ■ Manufacturer’s Cost. EXy undif’E^-’ pn-teMw; people vs. W“ •, a Uva chicken a-tryin to boro his- I can write you the best and safest Wjo. Loveland. H>»!iin Dun“«® «nd .elf in de fresh aig»!" biased the boy like a life insurance written. Write me Wm. Loveianu. »«».«••• * ------- -- - . ■ Treat, larceny from person, people vs. heavy villain. ' your wants. Abilah Eteton. assault aud battery, appeal, Any lingering doubt was instantly re­ mjnlevs. Fred McPherson, assault and moved by a renewed demonstration out­ C. E. INGERSON, Aocst. batter)', appeal: people vs. Jerial Wood, side. The lean and hungry customer who Nashville, Mich. butardy: people vs. Edwin Shay, assault had just received the fresh eggs in a bag and was counting out her change deliber ­ with Intent to commit rape. ately set the bag down on a barrel, put the uwiixs of FACT. ; change in her pocketard went indignantly M. L. Sweet et al vs. John Yarger. re­ out of the store. . a ' plevin; M V. Barker vs. Lathes and Chas. Iu the meantime a tender little fledgling, Stratton, assumpsit; Silas Gates and Asbel having burst the bonds that separated it Beach aud Mary Ann Beach, ejectment; from the busy world and a possible broiler, Benson Bare vs. Geo. Potter, replevin, ap­ peal- Wul Zaggles vs. Howard Mosher, had paused upon the brink of the adven­ ture and was looking with mixed curiosity assumpsit; Fred Jordan vs. Eugene Baker, aud alarm at the strange spectators. It assumpsit, appeal: Gilbert Smith vs. Bell Furniture and Novelty Co. trespasson wasn't quite certain but that there was a mistake somewhere, though the poor Inno­ case: Henry Hewitt vs. Archibald Mur­ cent didn’t seem to know where It was. dock. assumpsit, appeal; Frank Monroe vs. The old woman did, however, for she Wm. Mahoney, trespass to land plea of turned off the gas, slammed the door, look­ title; Lorenzo Paddock vs. Richard Freer, ing daggers at the crowd that hastened trespass to land plea ot title. laughingly away. When .the light was IMPABLANCE. turned 00 again the rebus of "fresh eggs” Choice California Riverside Oran­ In re. William L. Brown assignment for .had disappeared.—New York Herald. ges, 30 cents per dozen. benefit of creditors, petition of assignee for discharge; Z. B. Hoyt vs. John B., Honey Dried Peaches, very nice, Miller, assumpsit; Horace and Arthur In looking over a collection of stamps one Prentice, copartners va. Tripheno Good­ is struck with tho variety and peculiarities 15 cents per pound. enough. assumrsll; Benjamin Hewitt vs. of tho designs. Let,. us glance over tho Stephen Sprlmrett. assumpsit; Central City pages of a well tilled album. What collec­ Seedless Raisins in 1 pound boxes. Soap Co. vs. Henry L. Newton, assumpsit; tion of engravings could be more Interest­ John S. Goodyear vs. Jerial Wood, Orson ing than those we have hire* We see the Keagle’s Lettuce, 15 cents per E. Wood, assumpsit: John W. Masay A. finely executed stamps, designed by artists pound. Son vs. Frank W. Otto and John Otto, as­ in Europe and in this country. All shades sumpsit. and colors ever mixed arc represented. Choice- Bananas, 20 cents per The coats of arms of many countries are CHANCKHY-r-lST CLASS. dozen. Frankie E. Warner vs. Horatio Warner, I upon their stamps, and wo are soon able to divorce: Betsey J. McMillan vs. Byron Mc­ recognize the heraldic emblems wherever Millan. divorce: Harriet Kyte vs. Chester we see them. We also have a portrait gal­ Another lot of Egg Baskets at 25 Kyte. divorce; Dora E. West va. Geo. W. lery of the rulers of the world. Notice one cents each. These Baskets pay West, divorce; Amanda Harris vs. David of the stamps ot the Hawaiian Wanda We have a beautiful view of tho harbor of 1 for themselves in a short time. . Harris, divorce; Tinnle S. Barnes vs. Honolulu. The stamps ot Panama illus ­ Frank E. Barnes, divorce: Susan 1 layman Be sure and get one. • trate the isthmus separating the Atlantic vs. Henry Hayman, divorce; Ida 1. Berry vr. .Chas. H. Berry, divorce; Lizzie Ord­ and Pacific oceans. Notice also the land­ Candies at wholesale and retail. scape views on the stamps pf Liberia, way va. Wm. Ordway, divorce. Nicaragua, Salvador and Costa Rica. Stock always full, fresh and CHANCERT —Slip CLASS. On the stamps of Egypt we see the pyra first class. Joshua R. Crouch vs. Geo. Osborn, bill mid and the sphinx. The triangular to remove cloud from title; JJenjamln stamps of Cape of Good Hope ^'e very pdd. . Bishop vs. Little V. Bishop, dlvo.ee; John These stamps all bear thejlgureof ••Hope” Be sure and call on us for bulk ' 3. Gephart vs. Jennie L. Gephtfrt, divorce. in a reclining posture. The stamps of Gua­ Garden Seeds, we keep a com­ temala are adorned by the typical parrot, CHANCKBV—(TH CLASH. ’ plete stock. Can get you any­ and those of Peru by the llama. West Aus­ Anna Hirst v» jiward McGlinu, in­ tralia proudly displays her swan. New­ thing you want. junction bill, proofs 1:1 open court; Alan­ foundland represents her fishing industries son Warner vs. Emma Simpson et al. fore­ by a seal qn some of her issues, and a fish­ closure. proofs in open court; Alanson ing smack w.th full spread sails upon an­ Warner vs. Emma Simpson et al. fore­ other, and lately has placed her beloved closure. proofs in open court; Ellen B. pet, the Newfoundland dog, upou her Button vs. Mary J. Wilkins and Jas. L, stamps.—Ohio State Journal. Wilkins. Injunction bill, proofs In open court: Eli Randall et al. vs. George DillenClem La Louge, Jr., 'of Dundee, has beck et al, injunction pleadings and been appointed clerk at the world's fair proofs iu open court: Henry H. Snyder vs. for the whole term. Hannah Snyder,-divorce, proofs taken In oj en court. . ( Rev. Geo. 8. Bradley has tendered bls resignation as pastor of the Congregational COURT PEOCEKDING8. church In Hudson. People vs Wm. Loveland. Rollin Dun­ The paper mill at Dundee has been ham and Wm. Treat—trial by jury­ started again by .1. K. Sparling, of Mon­ verdict uot guilty. People vs Romauzp Brown—order nolle roe, And Toledo capitalist?. pressed. ■ Hasting* Markets. People vs Alljah Eaton—assault and Apples per bu. 75. battery—trial by jury—verdict guilty. Butter, fl to 34 People vs l‘ho«. Carroll—assault and Beans unpicked per bu.. 1.25. to I to Corn perbu.. to. battery—trial by Jury. shelled per bu.. to. People va Ed. Shay—assault—trial by . Corn, Etts per dot.. 13 to 15. Jury. Hides per lb.. 4S. Hoes, five per hund., 6 50. Wm. Zaggles vs Howard Mosher, as­ Hogs dressed. 7.00 to 7.50. sumpsit—continued. 4 Hay per ton. a J» to s.oo. Lorenzo Paddock vs Richard Freer— Lard per lb., 10 to J2H. trespass to land—continued. . Lottie Bishop vs Alfred Bishop and Benj. Bishop—aAsumpslt—continued. We still sell you more millinery for Wheat, red’per bu.. 63. Jerome Frost vs Lucena W. Park—asWReat. white per bu.. 63. 81.00 than any Loure in Barry Co. at .the aumosit, judgment on default for $174.­ Clover Seed ler bu.. 3.00t» 7.00 Racket 80. . . Timothy Seed per bu.. 2.00 A most delightful lotion for the .Toilet Barley per bu. DO to 1.10 Henry Hewitt vs Archibald Murdock— A person can save from 1 quarter to 1 Used after washing ; after shaving; Onions per bu. 1.50 to 2.00. assumpsit. Cause tried by court. .Sub half dollar if they come here to. buy milli­ before retiring* mined. ner}' «»d xi t Just as good and sometimes People us Wm. Rose—continued. Nourishes the Skin. better, said a lady the other day when sho* PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. Benson Bare vs Geo. Potter—replevin bought three hats at the Racket For Chaps and Sunburn. •Trial before court. Judgment 88.00 We have more flowers th*n all Barr}' .and costs. Heals, Soothes & Softens Inflamed, county for hats and wlll>*ll them cheaper Central City Soap Co. vs Henry L. Hard, Dry or Rough Skin. than the rest dare. Newton—assumslL Judgment by de­ fault for 8117.58. At The Racket, j Benj. Hewitt vs Stephen Sprengett — Comforting . £££.*’““ I>o uot forget the ribbon sale, you can assumpsit. Judgm.-nt by default 8514.­ save from 50 to 100 percent If you buy at in Humors 31. Elasticity is the most Important feature tn a the Racket John 8. Goodyear vs Jerial and Orson smooth wire fence. and Eczema. KZ- s^ Those who dispute this have not tried onr Wood—assumpsit Judgment 8X12.53. Why do you sell so much cheaper than coll spring article, or they are interested tn the others on tin ware is often asked us. Horace Prentice A Son vs Tripbena some non elastic fence. z-or Salo A.t ' Why I have bought more by than I Goodenough—assumpsit. Judgment- 'by you want facts about elastic fences go to thqse who know, or try the "Page" j ourself ou could get any other place, said a lady the default 8181.94. mmMN. other day. Well we run the Racket. R. W. WEBSTER & SON. Asts. Dowling. Mich. We do not have to come down on our FRESH EGGS. goods to sell, all we ask Is just as cheap a> we can sell for first time and then a >• the Sign Stated, but Crowds Saw a child can buy as cheap as a man.or woman Chicken Br«*k Its Way Out of One. at the Racket Io the sawdust strewn show window of -one of those curious little Frenchy shops We have a nice lot of sprinklers for on'Ninth avenue possibly a hundred thou­ your flower garden and potato patches at sand or more eyes looking absently from the Racket the elevated trains have seen a lot of egga See the childrens trimmed hats for 25c carefully arranged on end, a la Columbus, at the Racket in the following design: Pine Apples. Having bought the entire sampie line of Capes and Jackets of one of the largest Manufacturers at a big reduction we are therefore able to save every purchaser from three to five Dollars. Noiv is your time to buy a stylish Cape or\^ Jacket at your own price. Respectfully, LIVINGSTON & BLOCK, Hams & YaiiAnan. 104 ErtST HfllN STREET. SPECIAL SALE ......OF......... DOINGS. MEN’S FINE SHOES 'N. ....... FROM ........ MAY 5th to MAY 20th, 1893. ' Witch Cream. $5.00 shoes for$4.00 $3 00 shoes for §2.50 4.50 “ “ 3.5Q 2.50 “ " 200 4.00 " “ 3.25 2.00 “ “ 175 3.50 " “ 2.75 This sale is for the following lines: Rockford Shoe CoS Gnthmann. Carpenter & Telling; James Hasun. Rochester. N. Y. These are first-class goods and as we are gvinv to change our line of men's good's we will close these out at the above price for the next two weeks. May 5th to -Oth, at “ PEOPLE’S DRUGSTORE. ST F. Q. STOWELL’S W. H. QOObTE/IR THE KALAMAZOO, MJCH. Repairing by J. C. Woodrufi. KALAMAZOO TELEGRAPH IS FRESH. .Whether it was the delicacy of humor in ■ this rebus or the fascination of seeing a couple dc3«m of freah eggs in a position so ■wholly unnatural to fresh eggs, and in a place where nothing else appeared fresh to the naked eye, a good many people paused In front long enough to fully master tho sign. It is one of those queer little all night shops, where mixed groceries, live birds, coffee and roils, ami toys, candy and cigars are kept on draft. I allude to the egg sign in the past tense because the sign is there no longer. It had been there so long, and waa so cute, ar.d waa admired by so many variegated people who pass that way day and night that it seems a pity. But *tia ever thus— “I’ve seen my fondest hopes decay”—aud that is what was the matter with tbo eggs. The difficulty of replacing this neat design every day or so and the warm atmosphere day and night did tho buhiuess. • At any rate, one early evening when the passing throng of a o’clock people was greatest two "gents” and a messenger boy were getting a ten cent dinner at one of tbo little bare tables in the rear, while the birds were twittering in the cages and tho gas in the narrow show window threw the usual yellow but kindly glare upon tho rebus below. "Them there folks is greatly took wid °«r eggs,” remarked tho stoat and oJeitg nooslndy whowrs putting up adozen Cor w lean and hungry looking customer. And aha onapped her tousled bead towart the window. , One of tlie best papers in Michigan. The Weekly Telegraph can be had for 75 cents per year by calling at this office. We merely sell millinery to please the girls, our trade to make a living ou Is tin ware, boots, shoes and notions, at thu Racket. Boys wagons 50 75 and 99c at the Rack­ 81.63 PER HUNDRED. Every- sack warranted. Call in and see our new Glassware. We have a full line of Gro­ ceries and crockery at Lowest Prices. Jos. Rogers & Co. YOU CAN DO BETTER AT HOME. Milk pans,,80c a dozen at the Racket. Turkey red table linen 28c 35c and 30c, others ask more. . At The Racket. • Remember thread for 3 and 4c at the Racket et. While Rose Flour Between GO TO A RAILROAD TOWN WHEN Japanese sun shades for children I5e at the Racket Don’t forget It. we are head quarters for ladies, mens and childrens bosery at the Racket Yon have the best line on your 5 and 10 cent counters I ever saw said a lady tblmorning. a The Racket. We would respectfully announce tn the dUtenaof Banfield and vicinity that we believe we can give them better goods ror for the money than any houae in Barry county. ■ 7 TF you save time you save ■ 1 money. You can save a'W amount of time if you an? I001' ing for We are carrying^ full line of dry rood., groceries, boots aud shoes, dress goods from $.05 to 81.00 per yard. We ebo carry ■ full ol end children', h.u u price, ib.t defy oompellUon. Wen.,., a„ «<»■,?( i'fi *17 *b?’ ,t°" ** ™ “f- “>d win make j <iu prices ou them that will make you happy. Lun!bi, Lails, Slwh or any kind of building lmaterial, by coming direct!} t0, u and not only that, you will save money by buying of pf- We ere cerrylng e full line <rt the Snath Bend chilled plow, end repair, tor al) plow. In cencral om and can turnlah ellh- ,to lo’"‘ We are posted in our business and do enough of it to enaole us to sell cheaply »nd yet get a living. THE RACKET .n7^1'ta“S5Sir,,“4’rt“ L. N. MOSHER. | � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-05-18.pdf c47e86f6da0283230a8831e8edb32652 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium m Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVIII. NO. Published Thursdays by COOK BBOS.. HABTISG8. MICH. ' COUNTY NEWS. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. BECAUSE IT WILL KEEP ICE LONGER THAN ANY OTHER REFRIGER­ ATOR MADE. CALL AND BE CONVINCED. IM VAIN VflLKET’BMKQn LEADING HARDWARE DEALER OF BARRY CO HASTINGS, MICH. UNION BLOCK. MEN AND WOMEN REPAIRS FOR THE Ctapm • Machines, BE QOOb • Both Binders and Mowers. Toj'bur feet and your tempers will improve; your appetites will im­ prove and you will BE 1WPT Perfect fit: style and value in all our shoes. WOOLLEY & BR2N50N Machine Oil, Hay Rakes, Hay Tedders, Sulky Plows, Walking Plows, Double Shovel Plows, “Ratchet" spring tooth Harrow, Wood Cap spfing to’th Harrow, And complete line of Top Carriages Road Wagons, Lumber Wagons, and one horse Wagons. ONE PRICE , SHOE DEALERS WANTED1 I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do SOLID WEAR. la the length of time that SPOONS AND FORKS CUSTOM SAWING P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. J. L WILKINS, 43 YEARS SAW LOGS 'A' ' WHOLE NO. 1979 HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 18, 1893. Hastings Banner. act Ara warranted to last. Alan remember you get a Present—"Good Form,'' of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ els ry store . Quality and price al­ ways right. E R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. Delayed letter. Ida Gesler is working for her grand­ mother, Mrs. L. Gesler—Leroy Srantz is able to be out again—Mr. and Mrs. Will Burchett, of Doster, Sundayed at the lat­ ter’s parents—Mr. Replogle, the supervisor was around last week—Charlie Hazel, of Delton. has, moved his goods in Mr. Val­ entine's house—Grace Chaxfdller went to Prairieville last Tuesday for medical treatment She Is suffering with throat difficulty—Clark Loomis spent Sunday with his brother Orin—Frank Newton and wife went to Cloverdale last Saturday— John Heart has quite a curiosity. It Is a lamb with two mouths—E. B. Payne is having his apple orchard grafted—C. Ha­ zel’s daughter. Nettle, of Kalamazoo, came home to remain a while with her parents — Mrs. Orrin Loomis went to Hastings Saturday to spend a week with relatives and friends—School closed tn the Doud district for time owing to the Illness or" the teacher. Sarah Pilgrim. other resides In Alamo—Harry Bellinger and Mrs. Chapin were married Saturday evening. It being Ills thirty-eighth mar­ riage anniversary when he took his first marriage vow wltti his former w,^e’ w^° died several years since. Rev. Pope offi­ ciated. Congratulations are extended wishing them a long and prosperous journey in their new relations of life—A. A. Aldrich, M. M. Rockwell besides a number of others from here expect to go to Chicago Tuesday to take In the world’s great exhibition for several days visit in that king city of the great north west. Memorial services will be held nt .the church Sunday, June 11th. Old soldiers especially Invited—Miss Anna Fox, of South Bend was visiting irlends here last week. She has goue back to her home taking with her the infant child of her deceased sister. Mrs. Kate Conyer, Miss Fox will have charge of the child during its Infancy—Miss Mamie Conyer accom­ panied her aunt home for a short visit— Arthur Patton has moved to Kalamazoo where he has procured work during the summer—Mrs. Lewis Gesler who has been so long ill is getting quite smart again, having been able to ride quite a distance one day last week—L. Li. Barnes spent the Sabbath with his daughter in Orange­ Ville—Mark Norris, of Prairieville, was in town last Saturday—Miss Mary Horn com­ ment;, d teaching Iasi Monday morulng at the Falk school house in OrangevilleEarnest Shultz has gone to the world’s fair—Milo Hayes was bitten by a dog last Dowling Saturday, but the dog will bite no one else Mrs. Dr. Horner, of Lake Odessa, as Milo gave It a dose of lead—No camp­ _____ „_______ r____________ , _Bullis, ______ ofl visiting here atr.present —Mary ers have made their appearance Jn this vi­ Johnstown Is the guest of her ncice, Mrs. cinity as yet—too much frost in the air for C. Rice—R. K. Stunton is painting his, comfort. bouse—Mr. and Mis. Frank Van Sycle, of: YnuMee Springs. Battle Creek, were the guests of the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Reid, last Satur­ Not much hews this week—The sick at day and Sunday—Born, to Mr. and Mrs. thia place are a little better at present Bert Stanton, on the 14th, n daughter— writing—Mrs. D. • N. Slocking spent a Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gaskill, of Quimby, part of last week in Grand Rapids with called on friends here last Friday. her sister and friends—We arc having lot. of rain this spring making It very back­ ward for corn planting—We hear Mr. P. ... 1 .Stevens his coni™ planted and has got ........ ■ has -----------------I). W. Smith enjoyed Thursday ‘ Ij ... ___ I. Hastings with his son Judge Smith—John to replant It— Miss Cora Williams is Mates has repainted his house—Henry working for her aunt, Mrs. T. Sage, of Hosmer has improved tils farm by build­ your city—There is a good deal of exciteing a new sial and wire fence—Wrii. Trox­ ment over the diphtheria at this place. el has built a kitchen and porch to his Delton bouse—The wet weather has jiut a damp­ Born, to Mr. and Mrs. James Utter, the er on corn planting—Mrs. Marsh latnsey 10th. a son. Weight 7 lbs.—A daughter and daughter, of Ohio, arc visiting hnr ■ of Mrs. Watron’s from Kalamazoo, Is vis­ father. M. H. Bloom—Al. Buxton and iting her this week—Henry Fotta young­ wife, of town, were guests of B. W. Aus­ est son got kicked by a horse on the arm, tin Sunday—Mr. Worst has made some laying him up for a few days—Ellsworth improvements to his bouse—All nature Is Barrett was at Kalamazoo Friday on busi­ slow in putting forth her bloom and foli­ ness—C..arles Williams was at Cettryvllle age this spring—Rev. Spitler comes to Friday Inst—Chris Schramm fell and the front with a fine young horse—Rev. threw his leg out of joint a^ the hips last Wm. Noise and family have started for Thursday evening after Xhe rain while the north, to take up a Held of labor in going from the house to the bam—George the ministry work. Kerns will occupy the rooms over the harness shop vacated by A. E. Varah— Milo Ellsworth Barrett won the prize, at the \V. J. Williams and wife, of your city, social last Friday evening—Mrs. Frank are spending a few days at their farm one Bostwick had an attack of asthma last mile cast of Milo—The H. C. of O. L. week—Mrs. Chas Gleason has been taking meet each Saturday p. m. at Mrs, W. J. care of tier niece, Mrs. Bostwick—Miss Warrant's—A new alphabet with twenty- Evans’ house Is all inclosed—Mrs. FVirbs six letters Is required to keep up with the was at Augusta Saturday for medical times—One hundred tons of bay and forty treatment—W. H. Chase went to Detroit tons uf straw has been balled and sold Tuesday as'a representative of the K. of In the township of Prairieville this spring, P. lodge of this place—Mr.i. Barrett has supplying the markets from Kalamazoo to been visiting her daughter at Nashville— Boston. Mass. A heavy crop of hay last Mr. Towne, of Milo was in town on busi­ year end cattje, horses and sheep In the ness Monday—tikrin Barrett returned township gives a surplus, with prospect of home Munday after u visit at tlie World’s good crop this year. Price for mixed hay fair—Myron Simpson di<Aat his home 88.25. timothy 89.00. The seller having miles west of Cedar Creek 'Monday noon nothing to do with the bay only to board the 15th. The funeral was held at 1! the men. This new experience with the o’clock In Cedar Creek church on Wednes­ farmers rosy make a change to a certain day the 17tb. He was laid at rest Id Ce­ extent in farming, when the hay will sell dar Creek cemetery—George Kerns and at their barns from twelve to fifteen dol­ wife went to Kalamazoo Monday night'­ lars per acre which pay better than feed­ ll. C. Boynton went to Kalamazoo Tues­ ing to stock or wheat per acre—The past day on business—Miss Jesse Muir was at week has been a lively one In the wheat the hub Tuesday—Mrs. Colgrovo visited market. W. A. Spaulding has paid 70c at Mrs. Blackman’s Tuesday—John Doonfor some—Will Mott and Van L'endlli auis graining W. H. Chase’s house—Frank took In your city Saturday, the latter to Bishop’s little baby is eon va.escent—Mrs. spend the Sunday—Rain retards farm Whitlock is able to be around the "house work. Some coni will be planted this a part of the lime. week if weather is favorable—1 saw what 1 called a misfit one day last week. Will any something about It further In the sea­ Fanners are btffcy getting ready to plant son—A good time to pick up rubbish and corn—1’. IL Karns hold a horse to W. tidy up around building yards and along Huntington, of Gull Prairie, last week— the roads—Mrs. Albert Storm and Miss Carl Dubois and wife visited friends in Wilcox made a business trip to Kalamazoo. Brush Ridge Sunday—Minnie Craig was As she-returned said she had been very in Brash Ridge Sunday—John .Branchka moderate In expenses. A box of fine flow­ has the wall completed for his house—P. ers for transplanting was result of trip— R. Karns* new house Is nearly completed E. Brown and wife, of Hickory Comers, —Albert Anders, of Chicago, who Ims took In Kalamazoo las’ week—W. A. been staying here the past winter has gone Spaulding, Henry Pennels and son Emmet to Grand Rapids—If any one has any made a business trip to Kalamazoo last doubts as to the feelings of a person who Saturday. is caught In n rain storm. Inquire of our school teacher—John Root and wife of Williams A Spaulding have dissolved Yankee Springs, visited at Tom Prince’s partnership here. Mr. Spaulding will con­ Saturday and Sunday—Little Maggie tinue the business however. . Prince who was run over with a buggy some time ago has fully recovered. Grant Robert, of Blanchard. Isabella county. Is here and will make lits home with his aunt and work by the day—Wm. Gross, of Colorado, Is visiting his father, Lewis Gross—Miss Millie Jones, of Soufield, called on Maple Grove friends tait week—M. Guy visited hl Woodland Sat­ urday and Sunday—Rev. Stone preached at the No. 9 last Sunday—M. Guy la painting his house—The radical U. B.’s organized a Sabbath school at the No. 9 school bouse last Sunday with the follow­ ing officers: Sub-, Mrs. L. Oversmith; as­ , sistant, John Conley; see.. Mrs. Eva Guy: I treas., Wm. Guy; chorister, Mrs. Eva Guy. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Mrs. E. A. Pbilllpps. of Vermontville, was in town last Friday and SaturdayDon Smith, of Hastings, spent Sunday at his grandpa’s and Uncle Berta—Dr. Baughman and family, of W-xxiland, speat Sunday at W. E. Buell's—W. H. Walratih of Jaekson, has been spending a few days with relatives and friends (jere—Miss Edna Lee. of Wood­ land. spent last week with friends here— Mrs. ’ames Fleming Is visiting at Albion —Mrs. Walter Webster visited in Eaton county last Saturday and Sunday—Mrs. O. A. Phillips has one to New York State on a visit—Mrs. L. C. Feighner and son are spending the week at her father’s —Ernest Van Nocker had quite an acci­ dent Monday while out riding. The pony became frightened and ran upsetting the buggy and throwing Ernest out, cutting his head quite badly—L. C. Felghner, of Woodland, spent Saturday . and Sunday with retail vas and friends of this place— There was quite a good many of tlie Hasly°un? people here to attend the Jun- Frank McCall lost a valuable four year old horse one day last week—Will Elliot and Nelt Scudder were traveling about the county last week performing veterinary work agreeable U> the wishes of the many ‘ of their patruns—Old Mr. Cortrlgbt Iles I ..tf. htH -Iiant nnnrR nr dangerously’ HI m with but slight hopes of ’ aU^hemn his recovery■" 17'J? m2 lofdi.einoj.au.e ..p-r. borne Iw called to L’.---------------- W,y.l,bnjr WJ. and Fred Elliot are home for ten days va-; Detroit attending the K. of P. cation from the Agricultural college at Lansing—Mrs. Milo Clark and daughter, ’ Lodge. of Climax, are visiting het-brother Charles | Frwpuit. McCay thia week—Mrs. Vanluke fell Grand wn»c _____a_______ while attempting — to get into lumber—•wa- ' Mrs. F. E. McCollom went to ______ gon one day last week injuring her should- R <pida Monday—A. J. Nugent was called era and bruising one of her limbs quite to Lowell Monday to take charge of that bi dly. Fortunatei'j no bines were bro- end of the L. and H. R. IL—The remains ken—Milo Barber and wife are expecting of Arnold Sisson was brought here from two of his sisters to visit them this week, । Hasting* Sunday and laid at rest In the one of whom has been teaching school In Freeport cemetery. Mr. Sisson was a Kansas for the past four years and tho highly respected citizen of this place. His 8 arrowing family have the sytrpxlhy of tbelr many friends of this place—H. J. Grant, of Woodland, was in town Friday —John Norman was in Sunfield Saturday —The "Little Builders’’ will soon give a concert—Miss Louise Nagler has been en­ gaged to teach the eighth grade in. Hast­ ings. Miss Nagler is an efficient teacher and will undoubtedly give the best of sat­ isfaction. Here’s another------ Mrs. James Durham of this place and a Mr. Butter, of near Marshall, were joined together last Wed­ nesday evening by and at the residence of Justice Cooley—Mrs. M. O. Tuckerman, of Battle Creek, visited her mother Mrs. E. J. Liartom, the first of the week—Mrs. Alford Young, of Battle Creek, was at John Tuckerman’s Sunday—Mrs. Louise Seger, of Battle Creek, was In town a couple of days this week—Mrs. Frank Wright and children are visiting at Mor­ gan this week—Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mapes, of Ceylon, were at Chas. Atkins’ Sunday Quarterly meeting at the M. P. church at the Brick Pennfield this week Saturday and Sunday—LAttie Smith spent Sunday at her home in Pennfield. We are having some very fine weatehr at present—Farmers are planting corn through tills section—A. Hughes has succeeded in getting the mill to running by raising the old dam—Mrs. L. E. Bull is on the sick list—Mrs. Strong's sister is not expected to live, she being very low at this writing—The social that was to be Friday evening was postponed until next Friday evening the 19th—George Hubbard had a man from Grand Raptds Monday to test his sawmill engine boiler and found It In a very good condition from the fire it bad recently been through—Mrs. J. Adams Is on the sick list—Miss Mamie Chamber aud Mbs Jennie Watkjns are the dress­ makers in our town—Mrs. L. A. Harry Is working for Mrs. Bull—Meeting at the M. E. church next Sunday evening—M. E. W. Rambo bps succeeded in getting enough subscription to purchase a bell for the Congregational church and has ordered the same. < Oats art* up and many are r *ady Io plant corn as soon as the ground gets dry. The prospect for apples is very poor, other fruits medium—Mrs. Effie Barber, whose health ha.-- been so poor is improving—S. Anderson who has been foreman of the work on this section of the C. K. & S. ever since the road was built, moved to Kalamazoo Sat­ urday, where he will have charge of the work. His brother Oscar.will take hia place here—C. France is bulldingfan addi­ tion to his blacksnlth shop—Mr. Basset of Kalamazoo was the guest of Izaac Rickenraore . last week—Mr. and Mrs, Doolittle spent Sunday at Enos Barber's—Shaw has sold a fine quantity of oak lumber to a Grand Rapids firm—Sarah Barber teacher of the West Cressy school was taken ser­ iously 111 last Friday and was removed to Richland. It Is thonghtshe cannot mover - Mrs. Wolf of Galesburg visited Mrs. Jen­ nie Reynolds last week—Highland Honey well holds the plow for E. Barber—F. Fisher of Hastings moved in Philip Bar­ ber’s tenant house Monday and will work on the railroad. Cart ton. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Nish May 10. a son—Miss Libbie Slrrice is on (he sick list at present—Mr. O’Connor, of Yankee Springs has moved to Carlton CenterMr. Howe and wife of Dowagiac spent last Saturkay with Henry Bronson and wife—Miss Emma McKenny went to the Valley City last week and spent several weeks with her sister—Mrs. Hosmer has a new organ—Willis Carpenter Ison thelick list with the ••grippe’’—Eugene Hartman is married to a young lady of Keane, so report says—Mr. Ed. Brown Is preparing to build a tarn—The widow Jones of Grand Rapids was In Carlton last week— A heavy rain Thursday put farmers bick with their corn planting—Those wbodragged out their oats wish now they bad left them alone, as oats seem to be coming out all right—Wheat is coming to the front In flue shape the past few weeks. Farmers are very busy preparing oat ground—We have been away during the past few days, hence our items will nec­ essarily be scarce this week—L. C. Feighner. editor of the Nows, Is in Detroit this week In attendance at the Grand Lodge of K. P.’s—George Palmerton has quit draying aud will try farming—John H. Smith is running the dray at this place—Mrs. Chas. McArthur is no better—Mrs. Wm, Wunderlich shows no signs of improve­ ment—John P. Phillips is quite feeble—It begins to look as though we were tn be de­ prived of the benefits of a saloon for the coming year, as no saloon bond has been presented to the council yet—Lost Monday as Lewis Geiger was jumping across a creek he jumped on a rail with a large spike projecting upwards. The spike penetrated through Ills foot and he was unable to got free from tlw> spike and f. II back into the creek where he lay some time keeping his head above the water with difficulty. After some time he was found and released from bls difficulty but has a very bad foot—Ed. .Schantz la nuking some new fence—•Our villagers are very busy repairing and making sidewalks. » Altaotto u ' Citizens, soldiers and ever) body, finally, are Invited to attend decoration service on Tuesday, the 30th Inst. Tire addresa will be delivered on the fair ground at 2 o'clock, p. m.. by Rev. W. M Puffer. It is needless to say that the address will be interesting and grand. The proceeslon will fo-m In front of Grand Army liall at 9 o’clock. sharp, run­ time. and march io the cemeteries and decorate the graves nf dead soldiers and return n :1m- for dimer before the ad­ dress al the fair ground. Let cverylnaty attend and show their appreciation for those who gave their labor, suffering and lives for their country arid Ira Instilutlnna. Memorial sermon will be i reaalred by Rev. Grigsby, m the Presbyterian ehureh nt 10 o’clock, Sunday* May JeUi the soldiers and invited. W. R. �them in" cold blood, although he had handsome ha look, in hfa new I How fully detennlnetl determined to to rmugntrr slaughter Chalpa as I fnUy «. rabid rnbid dog ; he would a rattlesnake or » ripply to rid the earth to a rictope jangerena animal. It had become at dangerous auimai. *<. -----------------quwiiun of ut wit «>lf defenae, delenM. ana and at pj.a quetoion ! though thoughhe hebad had been beenlong longIn inarming arriving at luvye । rech a decirion ho waa revivedtn tocarry carry 1 {tout In this ho was justified, 1D» j mnch as Chalpa had twice art “P*®" ' his life, and would certainly kill him u he had another opportunity. • He could I not Atzlan vrith noi invoke mvuw tho law in --------------• , any • --------- he would be h « sonso of- security, and his ,,,, ,..fc »t oaniLL rv*u.—w >—• —' 'far from feeling disposed to go willing- own law and rid the city cf a base •MUM*. I ly shc wiU not (lrlnk gacred aitwi. scoundrel. When the two had gone he stepped s-1 j laid I fear that she will make us trouble down and related their conversation to •TFte, my brother, I will repay Chai- to the last” * speedily. But tell me how you “Perhaps,” replied Chalpa with a grin Listah. When he had concluded the toond me?" full of triumph and hate. “But go she latter said: . “Tepelpec is right—there is much ob­ “Last night I. thy servant—abroad ' shall; quietly if she will, or in our tender from my hiding place under the city— hands if she is unruly. And the people jection to the sacrifice. Peapie are say­ ing it is tiind to abolish it. They say saw them seize thee. Fearing them, I —are they quiet, think.yon?" made no outcry, but followed stealthily. | "Too quiet; I fear there is a strong that Quetzal was averse to it, and they They disappeared in the old tomb, and undercurrent of feeling against this believe he will return in time to prevent when they emerged I saw that they had J sacrifice which only needs stirring to it But there is a strong party in favor THE CASE’INVESTIGATED BY A left my master within. When they de- j become an open protest They seem to of it too. They seem alwut divided. parted I entered, and, lo. they had filled ; think that you have taken some unfair Some fear Chalpa and side with him.” GLOBE REPORTER. ( “Did you see DrlapelT in a passagtrtvay of which I knew not advantage of the girl.” As Tepelpec “Yes," replied Listah. "He is guarded ‘ the existence- I flew to my hidden said this he cast a quick,-sly glance at THE FACTS FULLY VERIFED. by my nephew Aza, and be permitted place, and since then I hove searched for his superior. access to this tunnel under the river. ‘ Chalpa started and glared at his as- me to speak to tho high priest. He was filled with sorrow, for ho thought you On. of the Most Remarkable Cases Many passages I searched and found sistant: "What do thee not, but when I found the water I 1] ‘ you mean? Do you dare to dead. He did not believe that yon had on Record. left us, as Chalpa has said, but he feared knew I was on the right trail. They ' say"— He hesitated. “Nothing, father, nothing, only—1 that you were murdered. When I told have ttuule an opening on the river j share, and into it the water is pouring. ' have heard a word or two now and then him you were hero ho • almost wept for Disabled Fully joy. He brightened up and appeared They think thee dead, drowned like a ‘' that seemed ominous." kof the Chuck xat Aha!" Old Listah fell to chuck- ', “By Chalcu, I would like to hear such years youngZr. Ho has told me how to 1.000 by Koya! Tcmget to the vault under tho temple by the 1 a word! The lipe tliat uttered it would ling. . “And Leia, what of her? And Ikla- 1 fitter ho more lies. And remember, keep secret door which you know, he says, UlMbHHy~U»nd> IMS ready reuuj to j pel?’ ,^watch over your own tongue lest it slip aud we are to go there and be i. He thinks “In truth, I know nothing. My vow and lead vou to destruction.’' rescue Leia tomorrow noon. Tokomto Daily Globe, J»ljr 25.—This “I speak to no one," answered Tepel- U•^dt^ai^i*W"asked Erie.' his ; is an ageof doubt:especially In regard to ended today, but I have spoken to no ‘1 pec, man yet until I saw thee!” '■! r „, “„but . . to yon. From you, I think, I tiatienco giving way entirely. care* by patent medicine*, and not without —,, We( .I hope, “Them we must be up and at work, for need. conceal. nothing. . nnthey may be in danger also. Lead the derstand one another. I know that you ■ "No; she is with her grandmother. reMon, for too often have the sick and way, Listah. and let ns get out quickly have long deeired to be revenged upon But Bari, my wife, is one uf the weavers | thp|r nt.aranU <lcMrloved ones been deh)xb!y reconnnwided nostrums and be at them." ■ the girl,-and tliat you would hesitate at juid is allowed to see her; you ciui send I “Nay," said Listah, “my master must1 nothing, my master, to accomplish your her a message and comfort her." .ii<»wed to be of lew ••Lrt ui Jo « Bt »u«," erted Eric. ; «tol weto ” remain ............................. hidden while •**-•Listah goes ------ jjr forth V ends—even unfairness"--------She must be told, ta that her heart la ■ than a» touch water. T • to discover what had been done. But ■• “You dog!” cried Chalpa, “do you breaking 1 know too WflL Go ter her 1 ot tto to) aud the wolf apl'H" «'’O tt» first we will go to a more convenient dare to think fhat I would cheat in this and ten her all. Give tor tills knife and fnviwnlly to man, of the rjtoltlc wneue. place, where yon may rest until I re­ solemn and fearful duty?1 and tell her all. trtve ner uns aune unu rrvqncnnj io “Pray talk not of duty, dear father; tell her to use it upon Chalpa if lie be- | non, for curing the Ills that iiesh is heir turn." Listah took up the torch and led the । here, alone, we need conceal nothing. I comes too dangerous, but also'tell herto ! ln. wben a rea| cnre Is effected by a way to his hiding place. 1 am not your slave! I fear yon not, and be cautious and keep our secret well, i hu. ri.nHH1> those who might be bene! I dare tell you that I think you a most Go quickly; I will await here patently. ’ ’ - . .. ~ flieii fight ahy of IL sayinr K was Tore, CHAPTER XI. admirable master of trickery, one wh > Listah turned off, Gilbert following ; so often before that 1 won’t try it. ' would steal the snake’s fangs from Him him along the jMisaage, but slowly. The • cure,' Ol'T OF DARKNESS. cure, When such old man. accustomed to knowing the dark it. ways, j W beme, I without his Believe 1 a stale of attain; exist* It b advisable could moveadmire rapidly, and he I soon van- II to yon, and am proud aid youthat assurance should In* made I -He todallghted at the prospect," rejoined Tepelpec. ‘TH wager “» K**™ feaat waa ever graced by ench a beauty a Leia. The god look, hungry, too, methink*." : “Ha!" ejaculated Chalpa. “FUty-two rears of fasting would make even Chalcu hungry. It cuttles all too rarely, this -feast. It should occur every twenty ‘ vears. But he will feast well and nobly! ; is everything prepared?” ! “Everything, although the victim is BENEFI THE HAMILTON MIRACLE. in your plans." . Chaljm, pale with rage, sprang upon ' throat and shoo# him as a terrier shakes “Miserable son of a polecat, thy driv­ eling* bespeak thee an idiot! I have a mind to kill yod now at Cbalcu’s feetj" . . ife dlrtovered'. that ‘he overlooked the great cutufa. When they reached Listah’s chosen retreat, after threading the maze of the many devious passages, the priest coun­ seled Eric to take some fqpd and lie upon his bed while he reconnoitered. So Listah left him, and he laid himself ■down on the rude couch. He could not sleep, of course, for his mind was too agitated. It was now midday, as Listah had told him, and a little further down the pas­ sage in which the old recluse had made his home there shone one slim white rny of light from above, feebly illuminating one little spot. He went to it and saw a small opening in the wall a few feet above his head. He stood looking directly upward along the ray of light and saw that it came through a trapdoor in the •roof of an apartment above. Placing several large stones together, l>e was enabled to peer through the open­ ing, and discovered that he overlooked the great estufa. the sacred council chamber and secret room.of the Kabilo. it was deserted and dark, but his eye. accustomed now to intense gloom, could discern every feature of the great room into which he had never before pene­ trated. , It was arranged like an amphitheater, •with a capacity of perhaps two hundred people. In the center stood the hideous imago of Chalcu, the god to whom the tearful human sacrifices were devoted. Barbaric and rude, misshapen and ugly as it *as, the image awoke from its ter­ rible import a thrill of momentary awe even in his bosom. How many lives had been given to this ancient idol; how many fair throats hail poured forth their virgin blood upon, its altars in the long ages of his dread reign? The image had been, he could see, newly painted, and the gold and silver upon it polished until it glowed in the •darkne.su with a semblance of life. Two immense emeralds were its eyes. They were turned toward him and seemed full of dark fire, as though the god saw him spying there. The effect of dignity was lessened by the row of ancient but very precious sea shells that formed the teeth of this terror, of Atzlan. They made its smile more terrible to its votaries perhabs, but to Eric they reduced the god’s dignity to grotesqueness. This element of the grotesque grew upon him as he gazed /it it standing there, solemnly, like a Mardi Gras relic, a monument to the folly and the debase­ ment of man. As he looked the light grew dim and faded suddenly. A figure came down the ladder, then another, and he saw Chalpa and his assistant, Tepelpec, a weazened, pockmarked villain, standing before him by the aide of the idol. Chalpa examined it carefully and re­ marked: “He is dry now. We can take him out and set him on his pedestal at once. Tepelpec’* eyes and tongue were pro­ truding when Cbalpa cast him loose, and he staggered for a few moments. “Kill mo, Chalpa," he cried, “aye. and in one hour the pflople pill know how you swindled them! They will see the crafty Chalpa in a new light, as one who seeks his private ends in their pniJic matters, who takes their maidens to the feet of the god because they will not love him, who juggles with the sacred dice and with such solemn mien tricks the simple worshipers. Ah, they will relish learning how they have been de­ ceived!" . Chalpa stood thunderstruck; such ef­ frontery he kpew, of course, was backed by knowledge of his evil ways. “There is a person," Tepelpec went on, “who knows it all and has the proofs. If I disappear he is instructed to pub­ lish the truth immediately. So, my father, when you kill me you merely pull tne whole edifice of fraud down upon your wise bead. You will not be so foolish. .No, you will cherish Tepel­ pec as your aid and assistant, who can help you well. You need a faithful, trustworthy accomplice in the game you are playing, for you cannot carry things with such a high hand against the peo­ ple as you did against Quetzal—they are too many. Iklapel and Kulcan have many friends—they will not all believe so readily our story that we saw Quetzal go up the cliff and disappear. They will suspect you perhaps, and yon need help to deceive them.** Eric would see that Chalpa was con­ founded. Full of vexation, he hung be­ tween his wrath and his fear for awhile. Then, assuming an air of unconcern, he exclaimed: “So, friend, you play the spy upon me! Well, so be it; know then that 1 will stick at nothing to win the place and power I covet. You con help me, and you shall be repaid. Let us now hasten, for tomorrow is the day that will make or mar our fortunes.** “Everything is ready and awaiting only your orders. Kulcan, Iklapel and Jan-ila are confined, as you commanded, in separate rooinB in the temple. The old man is otxlurate; he swears we have killed Quetzal, but Kulcan may yet yield to save hjs precious life.” ThacruelTmingry smile crossed Chalpa’s face. "He will not save it even then, the coward! I am sorry I did not place him beside the false Quetzal; they would lie beneath the water together and cease to vex us!” “The maiden is at the house of her grandmother, old Intzu, whom I have commanded to prepare her for her fate. She is haughty and will not speak to me. I visited her but now, but I saw her not. Still she is well guarded by men armed with Quetzal’s axes. We can thank him for that blessing.” “I will talk with her,” said Chalpa, his eyes lighting with a steely glitter in the gloom. “She will listen to me! Hark! What was that?’ It was a slight noise that made, both start, caused by Listah, who, returning along the passage, stumbled over a stone. He stopped at once, seeing Eric’s upraised finger, and stood motionless. Chalpa and Tepelpec, like two alarmed rate, peered in every direction in silence for awhile. Then Tepelpec said: “It waa nothjsg—a loose stone per­ il aps.” They fuiseleMly ascended the ladder nn»l disappeared. Ail the whia Eric’s hand had been on *.is weapon, but he was loath to kill INION COUNCILOR DOMINION SECRETARY he can walk three or four miles with any OtThe Gb.br representative paid a visit to the house of fie man thus rescued yom a living death. When the slon was explained. Mr. Marshall s fs< e lighted UP with a smile, which caused a responsive nne to rise upon the features of his wire; and h- .-xpresaed l»l» PJ-rfeK willingness to tell all that was a.*Med ot closed the fact that au extrax.nlhlln mand hid arixn for Dr. V. Hlfa. >i>d that the „1Mr , b, lhe proprlrto™ ,rv fa„„r b ™ erous cures. • UUI’ John A. Barr, a well-kn.,-,.,, and . lardlspenser of drugs here, told porter that he knew of Do j,Rb.n. ID(dld£ that had such a demand upon it f,r that had done all that was prontt-d . * it. . He told of several cases of J cure that' had come umtei hi< Mr. William Webster, after buttering frem ataxy tor years, from th., thq h,d fr,UIJ certain relief from taking nltf pi||s * he Is now a new man. Mr. Georg* Lee? after years of Hines* of a tuilar num-' bad taken tbe pills, and w,-.. abieto walk out greatly Improved In hraiih. .\n»th«-r case Mr. Barr touched tor wM a city tteut, wllohad been curwfbythe uii' th.* the effects M 6f laarlnn.. lagfippe, ..r, nftri'having .been given up l,v by 11>.> doctor. - M»'h7otS r»lvi*H .ttl t hi* ’.Lid. II . . “Why. I feel a belter man now than I did ten years ago.’’ said be cheerfully, ••it’s four years next August since I Old a day’s work but I guess 1 can soon make a start again. About my lllnrw? It is all caused through falling and hurting iny bfl k. 1 kept getting worse until 1 could­ n’t gel nff ■ chair without a stick or crutches. The lower part <»f my body ami lcg».were iuwUm. I tried every doctor and every potent mwHelne. .Handing hundreds of dollars. Everything• ll,*> that «ara wasu. likely tn help me I «•■«. but I might as had spoken highly of the Pink Pillt u a well have thrown It In the bay. 1 s»P- fine remedy for nervous ai i bfojrf dte Other druggists told tire siBu. pnse my wife ha* »lmwn you the appar­ orders. atus 1 used nt nne time or another. A , story| A futher Investigation revwded th* fin dozen LKJ city doctors Uluru ........ .gave ....... me . ..up. I, got enough electric chuck* For half a dozen , that Drt-Williams’Pink V’lD *ro nota men. OU. me, but they ...v,------------------------did me no good.------------------1 lost con- I P*4*’1 ®«Hciue in the sen*- 1U trol of my bowel* and water and couldn't | that term Is usually under ■'toad, but are * sleep without morphine. During the day j scientific preparation surersstbllv uv*d iQ my legs were n-’d and I had to sit by the j general practice for many jeart tefoce beatuve wrapped in a blanket, suffering In-1 Ing offered to the public generally. Th*, tense agotij from nervous pains Hi the j contain in a condensed fmn. < n thc ’ leg*, fleck aud licad. Yes, 1 nrelved from menta necessary to gh.- new lite and riebj t»mplars. . _k a« 81.000 81.000 check, check. being l»elng |' ness to the blood, and re-mre ..luittervil j duqared totally u.. unable to follow =7 my ejn-,; nerves. They art >n unfalbng !pwlfc —..... I —«». — day <» a..nJ 11 took a ho-! ! -» plovuimt. One In Avril no- I for Mich diseases as. lon.-molm alaxh. partlon to try Dr. William.’ Pink PUIa. rare- • tlal paralysis. St. Vita-- dance, -.ma. fully following the .Ifrectlons accompany- I neuralgia, rheumatism, twhuus hetdatbe. Ing each box. 1 recovered my appetite and , tbe after effects ot lagripi-.-. iwlpitatton of regained control of my tarwels and water., the heart, pale and billow rompleikm. and I went <»n getting better nnd stiongar that tired treliiig resulting true: ncrvutj» ished. In less than thirty minutes he ‘ .pmhly sure. an.! now jou M-e ior Ntrougrr and more j prostration: nil disease* • reappeared smiling. ! A fvW weeks ago a m*rvetaui» and alhealthy than I was for years ta'forc I was i vlUlted humor* in lhe bl -.«i. sueh *a wm. tho smaller him themiraculous “■oOTisirapi',. She is Imppy." he nfei. said. •seized“Chalpa has byUKlld cure was made known to :aken h). ।I tell }ou I1 am feline ™ „„„( mtwu -. lc. They air *1feeling «n>l-1 first- futa. ebnmle chronic erysi|H la>.-I been there, bui .be (auul.xl .Ictal.......... tbnmitl. the **“ ‘la„ Ur. .^ppeil hl. lew • •tala.- ler ............... peculiar to fehim, and he. reared to touch her l.'Caiwe I .inllton Se».|«|er». It, Ueorou.lj «nd«.«r the lower p.rt nt bl, ; mata. »url. «< .unpre-.. rezulsrifitt, the ipopfe would know of It and be Mr. John Jl.nbal.. « » knn•" J"”'n‘ lhum|.li>e. en.rw.rd. rolnc ! »ud all tonne 01 . They build .......... - • — ehoekwh She la now .acred 111 their "I llanUlton. Ij Ito eld r irr. n. >»niiau>3 * |kr|). n up ,„rt . ,ft, Uw<| . > glow 01 -trie J.T'dX" had been DP nnd ,,owu lhe rrt,n’ K*’1, ey;J. Jan.il. baa been reteaeed. torth.y . ......................................... •rr Jaw* of death, j ’ I *e»gto l«0 pound- to-day." he cm.­ heal Hi to pale or siiiiow cbeekX la the case of men they effect a ri«iirai\un! in think him not dangerous, Iauppow,aud up(jM h(J (<>et and empjedto mingle ail cases arising num tneutal worry, ever­ ho will be hero soon with hxxl and yotur . J(Js f<.1(ow c itjZ,.ns with bb <wow dti^. -Uh more tnan tb.„ re­ >X^.b . work or excesses of-whatever nature. long thunder tube, if he can bring it . |.,.a|th and strength and even ,n.Z„ to tai “poured ■ ta On father inquiry the writer found tint without detection. Everybody is busy | i,r|Kilt,.r H1,' these pills are tnanufaclmed b; the I>r. iu.fi.r.. This Thi* remarkable n markable state state-­ b‘ ln the dark as in the JfgDt. preparing for tomorrow, and perhaps he ' lor y.^rs before. ’ Mr. Marshall offered to make an affi­ Williams* Medicine Company. Seheneetawill not be observed. We must meet i meat naturally excited the wonder^ of alhim. Follow me." j most aw continent. ‘ ** “ J * davit to the truth of tlie above story, but dy, N. Y.. aud Brockxilie. (tatarlo. and „Some believed, most the reporter ctmridered that wholly un- are sold in boxes (never in i<*o»<Morra by They walked down the crypt until people doubted, although the facts were uecetwiry. He carried couvictioir to the the dozen or hundred > at 30e a bos, or six placed so dearly as to ward off the sllghtthey camo to a spot where there was an Inquirer’s mind by every won! and action, boxes for 82.50. and may l>e had of all opening into an unused apartment; the ••st suspicion of fraud. To Investigate the and there was I ‘ n<* gainsaying the fact that! drmegtata or direct by mail !n-:n Dr. Wilx t-ry extraordinary cure and place before stones had fallen in and choked tho tun­ the’ p.-ople of Canada and the United (he cure wx« oti<‘ of the in»«t marvdous ! Hanis’Medicine Company from ritber ad­ nel, but there was room for a man to States verification or otherwise of It was in the nincteeiith rent urv. All the neigh-■ dreM. Tire priee at which these pills are squeeze through. Once in the room the special mission <»f a Globe reporter a bora lx>re trstimony to the genmnenes* of twold makrs a course of trciitu-.-:;; compa:the cure. None of"’hem ever expected to | atlvely inexpensive n> ci.m; : d teth othabove it was easy to pass into another. few days ago. v Mr. Marshall on bis feet mrain and re- j er remrdhi or medical treat" mt. “Here comes Jan-ila at last." said A dose to<; dry i;.i» H.e circumstances Eric as the youth began to descehd the tjrst showed that Mi. John Manball, u; a riled lite restoration to health a* nothing 1 ladder from the room above. He car­ whose residence I- 2-’i L!tt> William St- abort of tuarveioiis. red nt Ki I Of all the enriosit. - : The headquarter.- of the Royal Tem­ ried with much difficulty a huge bundle in the northeast portion •>: the city, while dare, aud of ail the linn plars of Temperance of Canada are in having liecn performed at j>f firewood—light branches, such as employed as foreman tor the Canadian were used a» fuel for the temple. When Qll Company, five years nt". fell upon the Hamilton. At%thr publiahiug house of appears more wonderful t the order Mr. AV. W. Bueiiauan, general he reached the foot of the ladder'he fell edge of an oil vnt and hurt hi? back. manager mid one of thrvmoat prominent ous book which h w»id uThinking little of the affair, Mr. Marshall in the time of St. Brld on hia knees aud embraced Eric’s legs continued to work on. but after n few Temperance advocates or~the Dominion, Belated by an anc ■i the nijfh: E with many protestations of joy. l Rjuiiths he became 111, gradually got worse, was found. In response tn the reporter's before the moralti upon “I did not believe you dead, my mas­ and In August, four years ago. became question, hr >aid: "Oh. yes. I am well ac­ ter. I knew yon would return. I have fehlcken with tlie dread disease. locomotor quainted with Mr. John Marshall. He stood before him in a ■ atr.. azd 'howit^ brought the rifle and th*.- cartridge belt; aiavla— n disease attacking the nenes and has !>een n member of one nt the councils him a picture drawn Lp°’' a tablrt raid, now we can rescue Iktapei and Kulcan. rendering that portion of the system at­ of lids cltv for abont seven years. He is “Do you th;nk that y i could draw thisThere are many who are wish you. Chal­ tacked perfectly helpless, proclaimed by a well-known citizen and a reliable Tern pit cure un the first lat-ps of the vtflbas pa is feared more than he is loved, and the phjslcians to be incurable—which j»erance man. About four years ago hr which you propose to v>py!" The write, was first taken seriously Hl nnd his case who doubted his pictorial skill, replied when they see you many will deserthim. left him from the waist downwards with­ t was brought before the order. The pro-1 that he could not. (.’;>•» this the angel Let us hurry!" " out feeling and utterly unable to move his 1 lower limits. All he was able to do was visions under which the total disability aaid^ “On the morrow offer prayers to Us “Hasten slowly, my lad. We will wait to raise himself by the aid »f sticks 'and claim Is paid in our organization are very Lord, asking him to open your earthly for the proper moment; then with due crutches and drag himself around the strict. The weekly sick benefit is paya­ eyesand give you spiritualip>ion.which effect and the pomp of our surroundings 1 ouso and occasionally to the corner ••of ble to any person under the doctor's care will enable you to .--■■■ mote clearly and we will crush friend Cbalpa so that he the street on fine days. His legs were who Is unable to follow their usual advo­ understand with more intt-iiigence.” will not rise again.” without feeling, pins and even knives were cation. but the total disability Is a com­ It is ncrdles* to ;uld that the write did “See,” said Jon-ila, breaking into bis -turk Into then: without the sick man ex­ paratively large spin, only paid a member as the heavenly visitor lurched. Oa the by .... bundle of fagots, in wnich he had con­ periencing any Inconvenience, ila could who la disabled ,.for , life, nnd , declared following night the.uigc'i ta-itin .. . IWWWingWgW lurappearw •-• ■ ----• n |loxeU •___ of -_ucrllr.lU.i• <imwn -------- pistnm cealed the rifle. "I have brought food i.ike a walking stick and beat his Irra un-. medical men to he entirely past ail hope wllh In Marshall's Mr MarathalPto . . ■ • . ........ . til the blows resounded through, the of recovery. In Mr. ease naun thereflmr.. aud caudles." and page after page W cb -'« ly written nunhouse and jet he fell nothing. During all was some difficulty. It is true; be was ex ­ uscript. Within n surprisingly short tin* “That’s more to the point, for I am amined upon a number of iKtaslons. cov­ this divinely chosen sente made perfect nearly starved,” answered his master. these yean of torture Mr. Marshall con­ sulted every doctor of ability In the city; ering a period of upward of two years. cojuos of all the pictures and every lite, “But first we will go to the chamber tried every form of treatment and took al­ The medical men who examined him ail word and letter of the manuscript, and the under the temple. There we can te* near moat every kind of patent medicine, but agreed there waa little hope of his recov­ book produced ba» ever remained a# it i* Iklapel and be ready at any moment without receiving one title of relief. The ery. but they could not give the definite today—a miracle of miracles For »•_•* Show ua the way, Lutak!" agony was frequently so Intense that he declaration that our law demands—that than it thousand years •Miracle tex* They followed the old man, who held was obHged to take morphine pills In the claimant was permanently and totally (manuscript) has teen cu-Ariacd al Si.'; a candle aloft, and after a journey of order to receive a reasonable amount of disabled—until last November. When dare.—St. Louis Republic. perhaps a half hour came to a, stop be­ sleep. thia declaration by two regular physicians As the months and years passed by. al­ waa made and our iXimlniou Medical re­ fore an apparently solid wall pf large Canary Bird* Come from Germany­ the total dis­ stones. Eric recognized the groat slab though the doctors continued to treat him feree, we paid Mr. Marshall - funny thing- about canary He was m d he “Tbe«’> » fuuny thiin the center as a door similar to the1 In various ways, they plainly told the ability benefit of 81.000. f‘ “ vv; blnl fancier ysw a etock on Ua tank of MonUaaL There . “ j^-" ■h*.*"'1 suffering man that he could not get bet ­ one Ikfapel had opened when they had ter. the disease was set down In the works I, do doubt atatefrr about tho remark,a ril. Mod inspected the treasure vault. of apecialtats as incurable. The doomed bl* chancier of Ur. MarahaU', cure. A ^SjTSn^rh"!” to- .tov tox. 1» They passed through and along the mau was a member or the United Empire large number of our members In this city | bird* nn n-e (’.u ary inlands art *U ’ llktimatelv acntiaintfwl with Mr Mar. 1 f*Otthal>i passage again until they camo upon the, Council, No. 190. Royal Templars of Tem­ wen were Intimately acquainted with Mr. Mar- , treasure house of Atzlan, filled to over­ perance, and under the discouraging cir- shall and called upon lilm frequently. All green. CaaarFhlto- reJl1' mao,. On * ronsl. e»uin.to I flowing with the accumulated wealth of cumstaneea he thought It advisable to ap­ were unanimous In the belief that lie was Ihu fnllj 150.0X1 .n- uul>'n -l dead, forgotten nations. Even old Listah ply for the pay ment of the total disability past all hope of recovery. His cure ’S try W- O' U lost his stoical reserve and buret into as­ claim of 81.000 allowed by the order on its looked japtm ns next to a miracle. 1 have loPhltadelpLi..-toreibrrl.rins.W tonished exclamations, while Jan ila Insurance policy. Application waa ae- conversed with him a number of times from I2.W to W apiece ” . , . cordlngly made, but before the claim was aixmt ft. and he gives the whole credit to walked around among the various an­ Ii is • remarkable iodu-try- tins are » cient, almost priceless relics with open granted the patient had to offer conclusive Dr. WtHtams* Pink Pills and the applica­ ennu-y blrda Tl.e proof of his total disability to the chief tion of cnld water which Is recommend^ eyed and open mouthed wonder. It trolled almost entirelj bj two- « examiner, and. Mr. Marshall wse sunt to was truly a remarkable spectacle. More Toronto for a special electrical treatment. as subsidiary treatment by the proprietors firms, who have resident buyer* In of the medicine. He drops into my office many. Nearly every German earner wealth in gold and silver lay there un­ It proved no more succewful than the ever/ day or two and is apparently enjoy­ arrive* In Here York toi«guarded, unheeded, than the banks of othera that had preceded iL aud a num ing good health now.' meats of the link' warblers, tho entire world could command. Its l)er of city doctors and the chief medical The general offices of the order are in baa its owu cage, am! the "S*'. ’ Introduction into the commerce of the examiner of the order signed the medical the old Bank of Upper Canada building, up in cases of ItV each. « United States would revolutionize all certificate of total disability and Mr. Mar­ Jitbt opposite the publishing bouse. Mr. Downed for their seaman the markets on earth! Half—yes, one- shall received from the Dominion Councll- .1. 11. Land, tlte Dominion Secretary, was stand the voyage like 'el‘’raD eighth—of it waa a colossal fortune; the lor of the Itoyal Templars a check for easily found, and in response to the ques­ rarely that any of them «lw cn n • ’ wealth that Pizarro, Cortex and their 81.000 last November. One day last Feb- tions asketl -imply corroborated all that receive the best ot caref and each. nil niary came Mr. Marshall’s salvation al­ the general magager had said. Mr. Land ta accompanied by a man " J>°7 ““2,7J followers ravished from Peru and Mex­ though he did not accept it at flrat. A I- n neighbor nf Mr. Marshall, living ico was equaled and surpassed by this see that they get all they wan ; small pamphlet telling of Dr. Williams’ 1 within a block of him in the northeastern are well cared for generally. treasure. Pink Pills and the diseases they cured, . ___ , "It is the treasure of the gods,” said was thrown into the house, but it was pirt of the city. He was well acquainted Record. with li m (nr years before he waa taken Listah finally. “It belongs to them- placed aside and no notice was taken of it U.hUOn,'. AUlnU, <V -lek, and pronounced his recovery as one for weeks. One day the sick man re­ ••f the most remarkable things In all Ida yes, and it belongs to Quetzal!" Electricity Inlbecta.L'. "It is not for us at any rate,” rejoined read the circular aud concluded to try Dr • xperience. Ion lower down, torn Jan-ila. "I would not know what to do Williams* Pink Pills, although Mrs. Mar“I have not much faith in patent noa­ the great n-rvmrof •M R 1 shall tried hard to dissuade him, saying with it if I had it" ma,” said Mr. I^nd. “but Mr. Mar- It Indi the mM arallal* "Nor L" Listah replied, "but Quetzal they would be as Ineffectual as all the oth'l.?...<^sc »ro’rM beyond a doubt that dtoodng «lw«y. Ito l“* M 1 era; but on April 14—memorable day to 1 W illiams* Pink Pills are a wonderful splcuous among which t. th knows, I would wager, and many won­ him—Mr. Marshall began to take the Icine. He seems to have exhausted IklNd lightning rod. tto ifaM£» derful things he could moke for us. For pills, one after each meal for a start. In « >ther means and methods of treatment elevated steeple. It has k. c „r me one good or knife of hie woodroui। few days a change was noticed and as h< f(Jf • lug bl* iiineaa aud all without auy ta n- as well as other things, and to«t he «dU iron fa w.rth continued to take the pills he gradnalb . but his recovery was rapid and wu*.- half an acre of trees to Aw all this great pile.” * Improved and In a little over a month bv • rful Immediately after he eouraicu.^i which it appears to have a spj, was able to take the train for Toronto and . -lug Dr. \\ illiams’ Pink PlUs.” tloo, and It will p^ a high« T„.... [coxTCrrro.j visit an astonished brother-lu-law. Now building that barmetal in luqnries among the city druggLl* du L- «»nwly toen • fa city of tn, ntngnltnto Ito •»“ which «xnethlmi bos not been �mortoage »alf*,nD JtcT’m‘“taS 7 r !. r the County YOUTH AT THE FAIL. rod f ,!!JrrI*n ‘ .'. .. ... ।urn* B ciatmc’l I" '**' a'1" Jb* the-rom Of flee ni ji«y i Hie ceul», rod ro irttor-x dollar* provided for nr' ' ।’p >ru’i - rod r° *u,t or pnxeednes ••-''' ‘ms ltuta-lto recover tjie 1,1 ।i-.-d !•>• said mortsug". or any , •’ -n>( I'b't’ "a ttlie If. duy of July, . -ij ll'.nia M- Cl>**e ••*"?*'J** » rr~ ,, -, n ■«'in-permUe’drsertned tn »»ld ■ ,|' Twrutj fi»" acres off the thonc-lmlf sunlit eaat h‘‘r‘i’Mci 'in'w <ity-thr*e 33)town twoti) . ' " , • ■ -.-ii <!'•' we«t Which Mid re* ' r....,rd"d in «he office of the regi.-. ' ■ "|H.irrv • luntiy «m Hie tat day of ' • • Ub.-r 31 >«f tni’rtgiutr’, Irtige 518. Ax - ,, rvi.irc. b> .urine ot the power of , -wd I" “lu'd itvirtKW. rod the . . case m.Ue rod provided, notice ’ 1 J,, " , that on Saturday the ' । ■ .’u'je. A. I*-- IW«. nt ,*-n J r . .i.om.l nh-ill sell at public tadih-r. at the north । curt Hou-<e in the City of . . . . . •• ., h-im the place where lhe Clr■ ■ i; i :y County h nolden’, the ... .! • :-ri*"--l m »-ld mortgage, except - of-n-n-l«-XMNt. or m> much thereof ’ t„. a.-: .—,.\a 1” ho? the ro10”1'! /,... j mortgage, withiio percent. Interest ' . -.'ogeiht-r with an attorney's ’ ' ,- tnciitv-flve dollars covenanted . . - i the pretnlxH being describe,! . '.rtEW X’ ali tho*e certain pieces . •» of l.uid situate la the township ‘ u•<! Ormucville in the county of . " . oi Mkthih’an,-and known and ' ‘ i'.X u.ill u* . e-'four t> vlllsce of Cloverdale. : I., Michigan:td.’otwenty-five aerm part of tlie c*i»l oue-hal! of the _ - -....,I.t n-nnlv ibpM. f-MI r h of nuiue ten-' ioi west, except is (S' north nnd south and twenand west in the south east wr­ .• >l \TY TREASURERS -OFFICE. Hosting?. Mich . April. 15. ’WX . . hon-by givcnlh.it certain Hind* situ• ■ ••itrr.y of H*rry. bld off to the state . '.-'.i nnd Jireviaut yearn, and dr­ : । ~t;ir*nie:it?Wn file tn this cfllcc. will ,t |.:;biic auction by thet undersigned ma , r.-r. at the county M-aL on the . . n.l.iiy of May. IRU. nt the place !■• i t«.r ill*- mm mil t»x sales. If aot pre,ne.-ie.l .•iceording to law. ■ ('-t>ents contain a tall description of <d-ahilaitds. and may be »e--n on •< -r. at th.- offlcc of thb countv treaimrer. uni struck >fl to the state for taie* of r tears, at the tax sale* in Mav last, . i. r.-,; mbject to the rijfctit of redenipCounty Treiwurur. Strictly Pure White Lead Lansiag & Sorihin Nop* Such ^HrrVipc^ W/ 'll Aeat ll.W’EltY ORDER. lipin. • , complainant. vs. John It It Muti-dactnrily a.'P- nrj.l.tlnani shut tlie salt-tie t in Mtchisau. but is a <>f Vido, on mo ion of ish-ltor for complainant, aid d. f.-ud:int appear and n,.nnt flird In this c-insr .♦aid defendant. knt Smith. Circuit Judge. Nerve Blood .Builder Tonic j ot in.n m Aud. tvberctw duly .tsalgoed try Hr 41 it i.iortiu:- mU.-'the alate i ’.hi sum -■I Interett, ami the tnrth,i ;i , al turner I,m -Clptdatr-d me. -uni wm h l« tit ,-wliote • .(. '.t now rrm'ilnlng secured . .ir.rnv p.i-t thereof wherebv ■ nuint'l iu siiil mortgage le B, fd . ti e.ieeli hereby given, that by ir.m ,-r *vlerTiml in persiuu>c<* nu ll m ule nnd brvylded, c will lie lorvcloved by a s^.'e therein ih-uTib’l. at public !_•■■••••! bidder, a: tlie front door ■ । . H iido-t*. i’l s lid County !■! ■•> of June, .next .it te > moo-. <>f th it dnV; which said hr :h id F Irvine. County ot ie .i KfP.t- B.iMwr.i. and tr-in Said «wtu easier!.• direction on the lie is vliig th- *i"iut of th* Thorn pm .t riirvcily mirth of the .in;! from »nl<i point <outh to :mmg, containing Un »w ,i'.l mi --r.lon tbirty-m.: in rang*, nine wot. exeoptlnc ; 'trect* aud highivjvH now A!-» thi- umlivldittlmw-hidf of nm nglbg ht -i point flt'jieb-s weft mil twelve tui , <'L* Im-Jiei nurlli of Jim smith- fl- In 41 It .• vxifresniy understood that Uns -I ur»ntiwi I* 'U1 tho pretn'am, mill tn i rights of flowage, own-i! by I' lii.-r n-id Rnuik Cazup'Htll Kiel Ci-' late ti.in. Gardner. Campbell & r.im-r. Campbell Si <>».. togctli-rr with •nl rigut to thij water pvwer. ba-k >1-4- and mil! -privileges describe..I I “te roller fl-’uriug mil and all mil ■••rein now standing or here Ut’-r tv be I1 <>lared upon s^ld premises iaciuit>f abjv • descriptions. Jon < A ROHKItTSOX. Assignee. it H-vxk. Attornrv. . iUMiapt. March 1st, IftH. til rk p»ml nd ■* ADMINISTRATORS SALE. •nt nidd- ..d ilia • mm nt Hi« pr iiinie upi-e is*. I'itft * i'■Minty ><t Harry, i.t.an. p<ir.imiir M lir.-nse I fo tn* on lhe II li «l»v of u. i»y the Pniluue t’onri bf ligei. ab Van v«av, rfgbi, : ths sztl.l 'ir»vv*| of. In it? -.-.uu* ind being In the | .••• e«t half ot tho south w—■: I .i t-r.i* vmUou t«;i [iu] In too.i three north “• a,-M. iLtrry Coni-.iv. Michigan. -’4 .u-tes In the w-ith east corner d— * - .""‘t ’* •••ginning at th* Houtb.raic ronwof ■ ..H!'V" w-'ri^tlou. rod running tlteuco rf'- .li hlctrea chaui* and i’.‘ ; link*, t—net . I • 1'4'TiHi-l with u>>- siiut.i MMtiou lino I'Hir ‘•'4I;" rod W lings, thence south alxtwn chnuts » i i:ug* u, ihe Motion linn th«nrM on seelia- four chains and 85 links io Ute place nf also excepting one 111 rore to the M ‘b ?««’- fo mer herecotaro described. D-ited. April I5th, A. D. m ' ' Philip w. Bubgim. Administrator. 1 THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. I rial day to the exircisea, but time woola --------------I shaped gold nuggets found in tbe United not permit. ' The auxiliary was now in roaston. White Lead is best: properly applied Sixty Thousand People Visit The first cougrets remained only to be lesson vm. second quarter, .nit will not scale, chip, chalk, or rub called. It wft a conference of the off; it firmly adheres to the wood and TEflN'.TIONAL SERIES, MAY 21. ’ mine on Sulky gully, near Meltxmrue, Jackson Park. world’s representative women and it forms a permanent base for repainting. will bn'in session until May 21. The Paints which peel or scale have to be ‘ and ulmovt the exact counterpart In con­ woman's branch of thu auxiliary has ’ tour of * colossal human baud held open. Mrs. Palmer for its president and Mrs. Memory Vereea. 39-33 - Golden Text, th(, ^.gpijon of the thumb and fomHenrotin lor its vice president. The when buying it is important to obtain Prov. xx, I—Commentary by the Rev. D. i finger, which were clo«cd together in a Int<> a City of Rainbow Tint® by tin cpmmitteo in charge of the present con37 Htearnt * manner so as U-inuk-f it r ppenr that the fcrence consists of Alny Wright Sewall, Flrat Complete IHominaUon—Gorgwon. 1 thumb was Loliliug the finger in place. Ito chairman; Rachel Foster Avery, secre­ 2'-' "Who hath woe? Who hath sorrow? : greatest Irugtx* was 12# inches and ito tary, and Sarah Hackett Stevenson, W; • bath contentious? Who hath bab- g^atest bn ;.-;lb 8 inches. Chjcago, May 14.—When the gate Julia Holmes Smi:h. Mrs. John O. n was of the very purest gold, wHh but were thrown open at tho world'* fail Coouley, Frances E. Willard, Elisabeth b’.-'g? Who hath wound* without cause? i Saturday the proopects for a large at Boynton Harbet and Mrs. William Who hath redness of kyes?" The Golden B little of foreign substances adhering Text tells us that "wino is a mocker. I between the “fingers") and weighed properly made. Time has proven that f tendance were anything but promiaing Thayer Brown. In introducing Mrs. strong drink is raging, and whosoever is! on ounce*. It was found in tho northwmt white lead made by the “Old Dutch” . A cliilly wind waa blowing, the atmoa Palmer as president of the congress, decetve<l thereby is not wise." Yet there i Jnaln drlre of Midhns mine, 120 feet be­ process of slow corrosion possesses Mr. Bonney said 'it was fitting that qualities that cannot be obtained by •' phere was damp and dull, leaden hueo women should inaugurate these confer­ ars fools without number who seem to prt- , ]ow tb(J ^fac* of the earth and at a spot clouds overcast the sky. But tht fcr tbe woe and sorrow and contention, i (only - fifty -- feet - - from . .... ----- •— any other method of manufacture. This where the •faruotai ences of progress. In replying Mrs. threatening, unpleasant weather did no' process consumes four to six months Palmer, extended a welcome on behalf At least they prefer tlie wino nnd strong ,“Lady Brassey" nugget waa discovered the time, and produces the brands that seeiu to frighten the'sriritors. They be of Chicago* and the world’s fair to the drink, even 'though it bring these things. ,year before. It weighed fifty one pound* have given white Lead its character gun to arrive early, and as the day ad delegates. She was sure^he conference The woes of Scripture against those who ;of pure gold, worth 1235 per pound.—SA. as the standard paint. vanced the arrivals increased at the rati wouiil result in benefit to’mankind, aud have to do with wine arc not tew. “Woe ■Louis Republic. of Keometrical progression until it be would form a century’s crowning to them that rise up early in the morning ‘ “Armstrong & McKelvy” that they may follow strong drink; that • gan to look as if the last day of the sec achievement for the sex. continue until night till wine inflame (‘i “Beymer-Bauman” “Eckstein” ond week of the fair wna to be the ban She retired and introduced Mrs. ner day up to date. Towards noon tht Charles Hmrotin, vice president of the them." "Woo unto them that are mighty . “Fahnestock” “Anchor" to drink wine, nnd men ot strength to min- j 1 wind wm al clomb win'l died away, the <1 dismal cloudi ' wumnn’s department, who uttule the “Kentucky” “Morley” TIME TABLE. and the sun came out. and bo I inaugural addreaF. the theme of which glc strong drink." "Woe unto him thatgiv- I “Southern” “Shipman" shifted drink, that ->.o------ ----------------- rputtrat -----------। thy | In effect Jauusry 23.18BX fore night it waa estimated that there' Wtt8 that whiebstandain the way of the eth his neighbor “Red Seal” . “Collier” were from 40,000 to GO,000 visitant or 1 women of the world is woman’s ignor- boule to him and. maketh him drunken . paVorit« Route between Grand Rapids. DetroiS also ’”(Isa..,rTtL _" ’T tl,—22? . Hak ii, 15). T1Then ~ '* it‘zis‘ i rod the east. the grounds. ! ance of practicable affairs, and the fatal “Davis-Chambers” fdidnly Plainly written that drunkards shall uot uot ;• j~^7j goIok East | g?~7F7>r A feature of DVUUW school'. conKervatwm of the leisure classes. are standard brands of strictly pare y was the number UUUIUV1 UX .i... zt ...........■_ ■ . tinuid Rapids who i.c waited the rd.. fair. It wat I May Wright Sewall was the next nberit the kingdom of God (I Cor. vi. 10), ' Lead made by the “Old Dutch” pro­ children — |East Paris their regular weekly holiday nnd thou ' speaker, who hoped the discussoin and so tor ibis life and the life to come it is : cess. You get the best in buying them. McCord naught but woe for those who are slaves of sands of them took advant ace of it by ' spceche*. would be widely published, You can produce any desired color by Alto taking in the great exhibition at Jack Then tho Counters of Aberdeen was strong drink. But thank Got! for deliver- ' Elmdale tinting these brands of white lead with Clarksville son park. Nearl>all the school chil- [ intr.c.duced. Organisation, she said, nncc. even for those who are bound with National Lead Co.'s Pure White Lead [Lake Odessa dreu carried baskets of luncheou. They ’ had accomplished much and jK-rhaj® such chains, for tbe drunkards and vile Tinting Colors. 1 Woodbury people of Corinth had, many of them, ex­ cjimo -------— tlie greatest danger today was in over­ came Kv by twoa, groups of ,i._ three or»four For jalc by the raoit reli«bled«*ler»in Paints Sunfield perienced tbe power of the grace of God Mulliken and in eotne instances whole clasaet' organization. Grand Ledge I If yjM *re <oin< lo P*int. it will pay you to came -------------------m_... Mrs- Albert Barker of England re­ and la-come washed, sanctified and justi­ together,- chaperonetl by a teacher.1 1 .rosing ■end to ua for a book containing information A new attraction will n .11 soon ckui be I com-J1 cited Edna DeAn Proctor’s ode. "Uolum- fied in the name of the Lord Jesus and by Detroit 'pleteil pleted nt at tho fair. It is the reproducre; ■ hia's Emblem,” and in the cheering that the Spirit of our God (I Cor. vi. It). 30. “ They that tarry long nt the wine; tion of two historical streets in Vienna , followed Mrs. Palmer .announced an ad­ Tm they that go to seek mixed wine.” This is ! NATIONAL LEAD CO., os they appeared 200 year* ago undei J joumment until the evening session, Howard City Edmore 1 Broadway, New York, the reign of Emperor Charles VL They i While the throng in Colpmbns hall the answer to the previous verse. Drunk- | Stanton u Chicago Branch, are Graben street and Bogner Gasse, I was listening to elaborate exercises, an cnaera is invariably associated with trouble, j 15 Ionia State and Fifteenth Streets. with the old town hall. It is I -ing overflowing audience filled Washington In verse 21 it is said that “the drunkard Grand Ledge built under the auspices of Arcmluke hjill. Mrs. Palmer called the overflow shall come to poverty." The story of [Going West | Louis Victor, a brother of the present meeting to order and then gave way to drunken Natal, and of Elah, who was slain bmts emperor. The buildings will be filled Mrs. Henrotin who repeated her ad- while ho was drunken, are among tho sad Lansing witn historic relics and works of art I dress, Nico Beck Meyer declared that records of tbe Bible (I Sam. xxr, 30, 88; Grand Ledxe from Austria. | the women of Denmark and of America 1 Kings xvi, 8-10). But perhaps more sad Mulliken Sunfield The White City waa transformed at were working for a common object, Is the story of righteous Noah, who forgot Woodbury night into a city of rainbow tints. The Mare Stromberg of Russia and Annette himself and his high calling and became j Lake Odessa plans for the first complete illuminatjon Kami nek Schepel of Germany followed, drunken, thus bringing .great buiniliation Clarksville were perfected during the morning, and I Finland was represents! by Meri Top- to himself and one of his sons nnd giving 1 Elmdale Alto the spectacle far surpasaed anything of i Pelius and Ebba Nordovoist. Anne great occasion to the enemy to blaspheme i McCord the sort ever attempted. Nearly all the , Simpson of Breslau. Greece, presented (Gen. ix, 20-25). Worse still is the story of East Paris ( CONDENSED thousands of visitors who came out dur-! the compliments of the season in the Dnvid making Uriah drunk (II Sam. xi, 18). • 'Grand Rapids) 10 30' ing the day remained for tlie evening's German tongue and the overflow meet­ Surely every man nt his best estate is alto­ 51. ;P. M~ display, and many more came, on the ing ciincluded with addresses by Mrs. gether vanity, but what enn be said of a evening trains, so’ that the attendance Sewall aud the countess of Aberdeen, drunken mar. except tliat he has descended (Grand ixstge io I Portland of the day was almost doubled. At H ' lower than the brutes? Ar pool* NICARAGUAN REVOLUTION. 31. "Look not thou upon the wine when o’clock the plaza east of the administra-1 __________ Lv Howard City tion building aud the promenades CouauI Gcruuilu Canton Interviewed oti It is red, when it giveth his color in the Ar Ionin •• IStanton around the great bpsin were black with • lht. subject, cup, when it moveth itself aright." The •? I id more R. V. has for the last clause, "When it gopeople. At that hour the Iowa state! x-.-u-v.-.ui-i tuna «t the w»l entrance or the ronon- . N ’•'•? ew York, May 13.2“' eth down smootHy.” Wine has its attrocEvery ’day, others week clays only, r Ma®. • Makes an every-day convenience of an factarers and liberal arts building be-! 'J1 । ,H U* tions nnd Its it* pie.i.urc^ pleasures, but hut they are wnouy wholly I j। tionsand on aM tr>1M bHw^a Gnu>d w old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. lacmren and uperal arts building began to play. At the same tuneabaud ucclirul terterday ftf.ernoo.i tn.it he ( on the side of self and sensuality when car-, jnu-lds and Detroit. Seats 25 cents. CgimrcdoBa ' Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest from re...„. Cmcjiimiti to .d..,. play over over-by kjii-w nothing nothing whatever whatever in in regard regard to to । ried to excess.». There .....j i.began —.... »by knew There isis no nomanner mannerof of use use 'nude inVniuii station, Grand Ratdds w t'h .thsr •ward at all Pure Food Expositions. Each the music hall, and another■ near the «k.. the clutri.es tin- .»ic«rtignan Xii nrugiian 1 in making a .. joke ml... of Paul's n„„rw advice .„u-in.. to Timti™. '■ Chicago^ Wkkt JIichioas Railway charges made by the package makes two large pies. Avoid north entrance of the agricultural minister at A* aslnngton that the revo- othy to use a little wine fur his stomach’s ' x 1 lotion had b-vn principally instigated sake (I Tim. 23), nor iu saying that Qje 1 Imitations—and Insist on having th* building As the band Ix gnn to tflav the elec*1 l'.v fidents who> large capital wincof the New Testament was wholly un- j route to thesuuimer resorts of northern MlebsNONE SUCH brand. trie lights flashed out. as if by magic. . uml arc' financially interested m Nica- fermcntetl, for bow could unfenueuted ilcu I; ' Trains (eave Grand Rapids for Chicago, 8 JO A> MERRE! I. * SOtJLE, Syracuse. N.T. an«l the whole made one feel,as if in K1Ra”.afla,.ri. ... wine burst wineskins? But ttafe is tuse — 51. and 1 :-J5 P. 51., *il -Jia I’. 31. Arrive Cblcag*' fairyland. Flashes of light swept along : ;‘Our imms.er is a re.-pm:sible man. ••!, -:35P..... M.. 6:«5 P.M.aud 74S A. M. in letting the wonl of God staniL and in all . l.uniiUl “ ar.J uke It to n.™> 1 Leave for S S'S “’ 7' f Manhtee and Traverse t City JO J" X. the eaves of th • grand buildings that t-aid Svner Canton'and he would not andA-SOR. M. line the beautiful main basin. From ' touke charges of that character without I what it say* in its plain, literal sense, un-. I.Leave Leave tor tor Charlexolx Charlexolx and and Petoskey Petoskey 77;30 :30 Ax^fiAxJJJthe arch of the imposing la-riMyletind fiubstimtinl foundation for them. Lor ,I less ft is clearly a tigure or a symbol. Hap1Parlor ‘arlor cars on day trains and sleepers era care •tatute* and figures of animals m staff »nt‘- I,kn,’w. nt. allF B. ?i,nd I : t> ..rmtho».»bw.tom»d» »mll>otrtl>R ’ A,a w ™‘K? turtter wriltoto — ") vicetneat sparks shot in tiijy thread^ of wonk, no: levi at lila-rty i. • 1 diil. 1 happy L.-xppy thoMO those who'prefer mint ’ write v.-rite to to’ who prefer to to k-t let even even meat ' colored flan:' . Th- magnificent t«>nn- , " A ho arc the ]nrs- ns referred tn by 4,j,.,,,.. nve<] be, r.-thcr than be a »tum' (■rand Raplds” n Dr. - t-nznum," whs asked. bitag block; happy iho church that preferv! with Hx figures carved’ as if' in marblo, threw faint ribbons of spray through to u*e an unfermeuted wine nt the com- ■ cvnijuiny. of which Warner ‘ nntniuu rather limn pat temptation before * mist vf rainlxnv ■ tints, and trans- , Krna n:l Canal Lanai cc •” • pn Int. but as 1 said before. ; nny weak one. Happiest of all those who tonued the cascade into a restless stair- Miller is ' :Q> -.ir it. Dr. Guzniau i .way of amethyst and gold. Threads of I know noth: 1 can truly »ny. “Not 1, but Christ, who liv- j who he means in good ' etb in me.” light shone through a film of purpl- |'.r‘ 'bn-ct- to t TIME TABLE. In effect September 11.18M. and is-grl aud silver, and drove away ■ pnie. dwcrtpilve I 32. “At the last it biu-th like a serpent1 pamphlet. tho shadows that lay upon the even surt nltrd ................. and stfugeth like on,adder”* It is on the j K)r. WILLIAMS’ l D O.. Mnv Mnv l: 13.—The second principle of “he that sowctli to the flesh Station?. ... Dayton aTTos.. <>.. The "two electrical fountains on • — ­ 0,1 ; dav <»f- tire United* -Brethren general of »he fl^h renfr corruption" iGal. | F MEDICIKE CO., either side of the general fountain-] u'-n- confer ::ve mail • g xht progress iu map- , '1, 8). “For the mind of the flesh is death r Schenectady, N.Y. sparkled with rubies, garnets, agate • ping out v.' -zit . for future action. • <R'«n- viil, fl,' R. V.). The flesh wigjnroifest I •;£■•••••• 6 far 9-4.50. ■nd Brockvillc, Ont. mid pearls. The scheme of o]K*rating Bishop J. Dickson Pte sid -4 at the ..«<«*•!/ in greater or Iras degree in wine or nl ^(^r„ . the electrical fountain is to cast rain- ' morning •• sriun. FT-s;dent Funk- , l“ GaL »• WeblroJJunc: 1k>w Ihv*s over the great central fount- lionser of Union BiL.icnl seminary!^ recunl is "that they which do such cjwey ............ tin. and as the colored lights flash'd d-iiv.-red an address of welcome, as , not inherit the kingdom of, Ml ®--• out from rhem they formed a prismatic did aho R v. W. R. Ururv. on la-half ,G‘ >• If * man I* simply a natural man. a tl<Wvnl41r Iwckground for the colored searchlights * of th.! Young People’s Christian uuion. D,,in aftcr the flesh, never born from aliove,1 stulu that were turned upon the head of the •* Rw. W. B. .-..'dshenr responded in elo- ! h« cannot “* lb« kingdom of God. but .. Icisin and the administration building cui-nt firms. Dism p Weaver sja.keof ‘1«® «»• experience the• second from the manufactures, electrical _1U and ‘ . k h j church and ex- death, which is the lake of fire (Rev. xx. oats Grove.... fl* d“« T„lS"^dr.™rf thI is !«>■ Theo .ludl h.loJeel lu„„ ...hb " ---------151 10 10 agricultural buildings. The gilt '.VoodUlld •J3 10 25 is overwork— or the administration bnikling tionary s<x it tv. Bishdp Castle presided , eternal sorrow the serpent’s bite am! ad Woodburv f stndded with electrical gems of ..... it.Tlcn thc :if|7rn(X>n ^ion. wh-n the report* derusting, loretastra of hell are in mercy ... makes no difference what kind. Using tones of color, and the effect views.d if the various church department* were given even in this life (let any drunkard *.Detroit. ’«ro‘t .•• • greasy and inferior soaps is one road from the west front of the peristyle redd. T. I.-.grams opp.^ing Sunday : testify) if perchance men may repent rod i-ra.m Kapms. ta premature decay—sore hands— was as gorgeous as an oriental dream. , opening of the world’s fair were sent to • 140 escape the Inke of Are. President (lev-land and President i 33- “Thine eyra shall behold strange sore hearts—clothes never clean. SUNDAY AT JACKSON PARK. ; Palmer of the world's fair commission, women, and thine besrt shall utter per j Stations. Not so when . -----' ; verse things. ” Woman in Scripture is the .More Thun Twenty-five Thourit*d People »»ocl:iti«n. । type of the very best nnd the very worst.1------------------------• The church Is spoken of an a chaste virgin.! gaian.^WJ’ . C . May 13.—Another puritan- • Chicago, May lb.—-Handshaking, 1 Chicago hicago. May R kal Sabbath was observed at the fair lights ing about town and vimts to espoused to Christ, and n* a bride ndoroed j E*MCooper Lv.. the world’s fair mad mail • up. up yesterday yesterday's groun<ls yesterday. From 10 o’clock io tlie 8 ( for her hug)and <II Cor. xi. 2; Rev. xxi. 2),! Richlana Junc't. J while all that 1s vilo and false i* •!<-cribed . A esaothe morning until 5 iu iu the the evening evening program of the National Editorial ------------ v— .C j as a woman «ealed upon a scarlet colored j Drltoo "’’/.I"”" . __ C’-’tion K'amu "Jtfl z)..ln>-n*nt n"r. in AMERICAN FAMILY -her., was an euntinnour .tre«u ^Uon. whErt bcjAt. full of name* of llasphmiy (Rev. I Clprentale lucre wu» uh ruiMMD,. ......... — ‘ . I 10 xni. 3i. The strange woman b« described ' Shutt'-of wanderers passing down Stoney ; rfjwill hold its sessions commencing this v< rses 27, 28, of thia chapter, nnd more ELranNoa. Island avenuo along the whole western ev- r>itjg. Between 10.000 and l2,o00 iu fully in chapters v, fi-S: vt. 'Jl-Ctt. The way i extent of the fair grounds. Then there nvW’s•-.• l^.;.k-j-u r»presented. Exactly was a line of buggies, carriages, tally- ■ >u ’-ion tickets to the world's to be saved f.cm such destruction is to £Smn;;iWr?’1*t.003 H( n<fu::* bos nnd other rigs which contained j>eo- • fair have been placed at the disposal of give hetd to veree »1. "My son. give me , X'^Jbun ’ rin D. !. pie who desired to have a glimpse of t^ ! ti"> editors and their families. The thine heart and let thine heirrt observe my •'s used. Cheerfully proceeds the fair buildings over the fence ways." Not only do we need to be kept from i Un-Ing - j i.l I Convention will 1» in M'sisioa tw’oweeks. ..v v.. labor of wash-day with health and Al! the side shows were paci:. d. tlfi* ; q J;i. f t.. );ili W1.r jfg 8,^$on will h«. b 14 uttering perverse things, but we need to be • Grand l.'apid: .... uj.iAA : long life assured. Hands all right— Wild West show having at— lease the art institute in connection with kept from fi*nlbb thoughts, fur the thought ' . of foollslmras is- sin (chapter Xfiv, 8). j More; than 23,000 i hearts light—clothes pure and white Spectators. ■•h" 1,r(“ ___________ 6mH! not cam pawvoters uulsm ’ And since we are not auffident to think found their way to the grounds d ... ( ------------------------------- ------frvicht train permits. as a Greenland snowdrift. , anything ax of ourselves, how utterly help- '• .... the Well advertised fact that no Vl»itar.-< , tfavc Kither Failed or 14<-fn«c,l. JAS. S. KIRKA CO., Chicago. would be admitted. It was an ideal Topeka, May 15.—The officialselectoil : !< .-* is our condition, but our sufficiency i» rfthe spring day. bright and warm, and near- ■ jn (uj]y one-third of the state have W.8 Dr. wino. <ten'l Manager. Dusky Waatind Tar 8m». "la iUSL“’ lv everybody Waa out of doors. 'il;ere | :U. "Yea. thou nhalt be om he that Heth ' or refUfl<4 to comply with the dawn in the midst cf the sea or as lie that was nothing for the thousands ot i Section law pm-wd last- winter reqnireirangt rs in the city to do but to walk inc a a ,n A.-*u{irwi full tktailM report r,f of --11 all mnn<>va nipnevs Heth upon tlie top of a in.iat,” Dangarous “ the streets or try to crowd into the ex jM nded by tiitudidates for ofiico. The poiritior.s surely. Such a one might ray. in- j places of amusement that were open. attorney general has tlecided tliat all deed, ivhnt David thought wivt true of him-1 Nearly 15.000 attended tlie ball gnme such perrons were liable to prosecution self. ‘'There is but a • trp l<etwcct> me and That more ills result from an aud the stm-ts down town were crowd­ and tnat the elections of perrons who death" <1 S«mi. xx. •>’. When we know Unhealthy Liver than any ed with the thousands who did not core bad failed to comply with this law that t’.enth shall uahcr us into the presence other cause-indigestion. Consti­ to make the trip to Jackson Park to Would be contested. This decision will of the King, that to die is piin nnd to do- • ' part is to’be wiSi Christi, tin-n indeed fine j the catchpenny shows that lined probably start dozens of contests. pation. Headache, Biliousness. the streets . liru* no cause Ucftw that enemy; But if , just outside t. e fair grounds. in. «nu ,nd Malaria usually attend it. 1 one’s sorrows have already begun through . A CONGRESS OF WOMEN. New York, May 13.—A dispatch to wine rod women, on the i*ge uf wbnl a taomn Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator The Press from Princeton, N. J., saya: 1 fearful precipice does such a ov standi is a vegetable specific for Liver ^NERVIKE interest in tho ttupporod poisoning of | But the figure ta that of one asleep in ilanDisorders and their accogipanvJohn Shaun hiu» bt *n revived by the ger. This is inure fearful still, for if one is Chicago, May IC.-Over 12 months fxhummg of ‘.he body. Tlie coroner and 1 only awake there 1* some hope of escape. ing evils. It cures thousands of infinite labor, involving correspondpliyririan of Somerset county j but what hope can there be for Sumsou * BoUle why not be one of them ? 'l ake euce with every portion ot the civilfeea County the corc.ner nnd awuttant proroent- . asleep in the lap of Delilah? Dr.Sanford's Liver Invigorator. •dolie culminated yesterday morning in and ing attorney of Marder county extract- ! 8-"> "They have strlcktfn me, si alt thou Ycur Druggist will supply you. u;- of the most truly representative E<1 part of the brain, giving it to Pro- ' say. and 1 wu not sicti they have' licaten ' j me. and 1 felt it not. When shall 1 awake? I r.-id briniiut- gatnerings of wumen that fesror Cornwall for examination. -----------------------------w(j| nek it yet jret again." again. ------— -------------------• I। will Refusing tons h.ia ever assembled. Tlie roene was the ' “. ciive C-...™ correction, they make their faces ' Tlie Jury Disagreed. reive ball of Ci-.lnuibus, in the new ar* insti­ SAX FRANCIS''o. May 15.—The jury | harder than a iix^w rock an,, and n:i«u-«r-w refuse to iviuiu return |■ .*,414, k tute on' tho lake front, now ocoxpfal in flu* case of Wesley C. Rippey, I (J (Jer. er. v, 3). They say » come nnd we will I Nlee|»leaane,<*, for th? brr-t time, end tli* event the bharged with a&ault with selves with strong drink, nnd to-I fill w... ourselves It intent to kill I .... opening Ot the world’s womens con- upon John Vi', y Mackay, —1 was dis­ morrow shall.be ns this day and much! gr-f*, Uic tint of the series of world’* charged Saturday. . -----being able „ up -------— to — more abundant (’sa. Ivi, 12). Of such It fair congrwsss that will constantly suc­ agree. It stood nix for conviction im will doubtless become true. "He that, being ceed each ot..er week after week until charged. five for guilty of assault with often n-proved, hardenetb his neck shall ' B deadly weapon and one for acquittal suddenly be <ki»t<viy«!. and that wit hout the end of Uot'.’lwrWith the conclusion of Pros.dent on ti e ground of infinity., A second remedy” (Prov. xxlx, I). And yet God is ' not willing that any should perMi. but] Bonney’s address, the ceremonies mark­ trial will occur in June. that all should come to repentauce. Ha ing the Inception of the aeries of conbo* no pleasure in the death of the wicked, ft** ms.es were at an end. They were Rome, May l-j.—The pope will send but cries imploringly. Turn ye, tt.rn ye; reed, Erief and sinwle, yet imnresmve. It the golden rose of virtue this vpars.o why will ye die (II Pct. iil. »; Elek. xxxliL ! n, M bad beei the intention to devote a ?pj- i Marie .Uenriette, queen of tho Belgia tn ll)? How deceitful and desperately wicked j v’”w is the human heart! jI Cbhgo, Kalanaieo & Sagini “Tlie Pace That Kilis” 4 si*6 MIRK’S SOAP Do you Know? Nervous Prostration, ;; .^STINGS BAStfSB and Nvw York/Tribune, . Australia, in 1887. Tbe nugget �4. GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE STOCK THE J MAY FRIDAY, THE BEST. COMMENCING LARGEST. H GOODS W 1893, 19th, b i t T n w CONTINUING TIL STOCK IS CLOSED OUT Furniture,'Carpets, Rugs, Draperies Linoleums at AND TVe are determined to close out and we have the most complete stock m Barry County. We guarantee a discount offrom 20 to 35 per cent, below.any dealer. FERMS STRICTLY CASH I HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. NORTH SIDE MAIN STREET, PRICES F. W. GREBI THE if lowest/ trade has availed to Work wide spread In­ jury to American Industries even before the measure is passed. The policy of make-shifts and the constant begging for gold that has been pursued by the treas­ ury department has been a great factor In hastening the inevitable. The shrinkage In values already amounts up Into the hundsbds of millions and tbe loss Is con­ Hastings Banner Thursday, May x8, 1893. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. THB HASTINGS. MICH., POSTOFFICK, AUGUST 14i 1879* EDITORIAL NOTES. 1.1 A When Mr. Cleveland was elected cer­ tain persons were sanguine enough to be­ lieve’ that the Democratic party had somehow changed Its nature. These in­ dividuals argued hopefully that by this time the Bourbonswho had once brought ‘ the country to the verge of industrial and political ruin bad reached a point where ' they were able to learn and to forget; they , asserted—In spite of the declaration of war on American industry in the Democratlc vote stealing In the north. In spite of the notorious hostility of an over­ whelming majority of Democrats to every principle ot sound finance—that In some mysterious. Inexplicable way tho demo­ cratic party bad become tolerably patriot­ ic and progressive. It would be Interesting to know Just now wbat these optimists think about tbe capacity of the Democratic party to gov­ ern. They wanted “a change,” and they have got it; a change from progress to stagnation, frota Industrial development to sharp and sudden contraction, from tbe sunlight of assured prosperity to dismal uncertainty and gloom; from safe and practical methods of national financiering to a shuffling policy whose cowardly evasions have aroused the contempt of enlightened men of affairs the world over; from universal public confidence to uni­ versal publie fear. This is what tbe democratic party and the Cleveland ad­ ministration have accomplished In two months’ time; and the work of tearing down is only beginning. The course of the Treasury Department has been worthy of the party whose representatives In the last Congress voted by a sweeping majori­ ty In favor of free silver coinage, and whose latest national declaration of prin­ ciples contained a demand for the revival ot wildcat currency. It has been dis­ gracefully silly and weak from the Brat. Mr. Carlisle's pessimistic and ambiguous •‘statement,” for which the President with • Its author must be held Jointly respumdble, was a gross blunder, his begainx letters to the banks wi’h hl< expression'? of cbiubt as to lhe fiaaneial ability of lhe richest government in the world were blunders. List fall before election It was predicte< that iu ease of ilemoeratle succ>*xs that The tee< that the demo- P»rtY la pledged to bring about free convention held last week, hit the nail' on to be pursued, nor properly Impressed the head when he said that the democratic with its absolute necessity. There is is no occasion for alarm, as party has been In power about CO days and there Is only tine other case in the city, in that time has succeeded in hauling that of Fred Burrall. Bnt we say what ,down tbe stars and strijies from an island we have for tbe benefit of all, and hope that wanted to be annexed, and has next week to tell how to fumigate and disinfect clothing, bedding, etc., in case frightened tbe business world and created of diphtheria, believing that the public fear and uneasiness where safety and pros­ cannot be too well informed on Much perity ruled before., things. stancy growing greater. The universal The President Is being urged by promi­ feeling of confidence which republicanism nent members of his party to call a special^ ,/ The society connected with Emmanuel has built up is being swept away by the session In June, on the ground tint legist •church will be entertained Thursday. May incapable and unpatriotic polltlcans who latluu on the financial question Is demond'- 25th. by Mesdames J. S. Goodyear, Sllngare now In control at Washington. ed. With prospects of large shipments of eriand, J. Kurtx. 1. Hendershott, W. II. Goodyear. Sllsby, McOmber, Timmerman. gold and the knowledge that the spasmod­ Nobles, Pendergast, Wolf and the Misses Free traders are fond of holding Canada ic contributions of gold from the banks Mary Powers, Gertie Slingerland and Arup as a terrible example of the evils of cannot be depended upon, they deem the ioa McOmber. Supper served In society protection. They ascribe all tbe ills of calling of a special session absolutely nec­ rooms from 5 until 7. Ail are cordially Invited. tbe Dominion to its tariff system, studious­ essary. ly ignoring the well kiibwn fact that they TbeC. L.3. C. will meet with Mrs. “ Special Commissioner ” Blount has Hoyt. Saturday. May 20lb. with following are due to conditions over which Its commere la1 policy has no control. That ’ tbe been rewarded for tbe laoorious duties con­ program: Quotations. Canadian tariff has done ail that could in nected with hauling down the flag In Ha­ Classic Greek Course, chapter 8, Mrs. reason be expected of It is conclusively waii, having been appointed Minister to Col grove. shown by the statistics of the last Cana­ that country. This news will be very Clasalc Greek, chapter 9, Mrs. N. Bai­ pleasing to the foreign Interests in the is ­ ley. dian census. Thus, for example, the num ferMauael Chri8t,*n Evidences, Mrs. Stanfber of manufacturing industries increased land. during the census period from 1881 to 1891 from 13,674 to 92,761, a gain of 66.5 percent. Tbe capital Invested in them grew even more rapidly, from 9114,000,­ 000 to 9234,000,000, or 105.5 percent. The number of bands employed increased 47 percent, or from 141,011 to 807,506. Tbe value of products advanced from 8202,000,000 to 8319,000,000, or 58 per­ cent. This showing ought to silence the most captions critic of Canada’s tariff system. The evils whteli the Dominion suffers are not attributable to that system, but to the fact that Providence never designed that country for an industrial career independ­ ent of the United States. Tbe latter over­ shadows Canada and entices her people across the border by means of the splen­ did opportunities which our protective system has here opened up for them. These are misfortunes which Canada’s wise tariff has served to mitigate. President Cleveland’s recent order shut­ ting the doors of the White House against office seekers, places this unfortunate class “between the d—l and the deep sea." They are warned not to apply, and If they do they are Hable. to be entirely’ Ignored. There Is a great demahd in the literary world Unlay for “a correct guide i 1for office seekers.” How to obtain the 1ear of tlie Oracle at Washington Is troub­ 1ling many. And while tbe great rank and file Is being puzzled, the Oracle Is breath­ 1 ing out Un* name# of thuse only who have f been loyal to blrarod his policy in enUre disregard of the |wl*hcs of his constitu­ ents. wailed. STYLES J . lion. James 8. Carkson In bls address before the Hepubllcan National League The great land ol the oppressed, as tlie The Fishers in American History, Mrs. free trade ranter would have us believe, lutmoreaux. Five minutes talk on American fishery seems to have a few charms about it even exhibit at the World’s fair, Mm. N. Bai­ yet About CO British seamen deserted ley. the British warship ‘'Blake" whhe in Die The Greek Gods, Zeno and Hera, Miss Belie I-ampman. “land of the free." QomUom In April Ch.Uoqmui. Critic, class. . Diphtheria. A five year old daughter of J. E. Gage, who liven across the railroad track on at lhe Presbyterian North Church street, died ot diphtheria chuirh next Sunday. Topic In evenlngFriday. There was some question among Don t put all your eggs in one basket. physicians as to whether it was diphtheria ?■ \umeetB ,n ih8 pre>­ or membraneous croup at first, but the . ch“r‘*nex‘ Sunday evening un­ fact that another three year old child In der the leadership of Maurice Grigsby. the same family Is now sick with diph­ theria proves without doubt that the first Don’t forget the supper to be given bv case wts diphtheria. All children and U» l.dlo,ot Uh I'XrlJTeborX. i adults who have been near tho afflicted the society rooms on Friday, tbe 19th. children, or in thetouse have been quarintined, and by this prompt measure it Is M~S,S”ndllr ’•*' «• otnmM u u« hoped to klU out tbe disease. It must be Ch°'Lh’ “ KPworUi lzH<ae learned sooner nr later that to stamp out exerctoe« *re under the charge contagions diseases proper fumigation Is absolutely necessary, and tbe sooner It Is Th.™ ? rocluuoao ud roporu. learned tbe sooner will many human lives J*’wndom win be In ctarm ot be saved. , mlor learn .nd tho e.enlnit Hrrl~. , *? ‘”"11 wi* !nr'w*' °f l'MW' AH *" that lhe <llau» wu bronabt to thl. tam|. ly by a Homao wbo came lo their home from Morgan, where her child died of diphtheria abont one month ago. The Howl properly |„ Wooditim. CaIt „ health officers think tliat the clothing of S*"™ I. c. Cnuup,!,, tbe woman and those worn by her child were not properly fumigated and that the germs remained in them and brecded dlsMwebere. A case U recorded in medical One Spiral spring buggy nearly n»» !««*» of a mao who wu talon .lek ana one tire safety bicycle. Jnesoild .tartly alter. .her «e,rtn< the wre bicycle. Inquire *1 ,nan fur a few UbJ’8- who had dr U,.aaiety OwAlkl or Utt. <>.« of J C An M ,e*” ■xfnrr. CIH chub.. In qnealon bat ln< bm-o packrM away In a trunk ana pl.red In , „rrM wbero liny remalur-.l Uh .tail, r, V,,„ “»«l •oro. ana were euml wilt mniLe board of brallh tbluka that U-mUngi Mrapotral man ought Ur be blrrt to take rbargeof ruHlttlng dotting, end ,nJ. lofeellog lhe premlae, where diphtheria baa prmlM. Tbe people geae£ll,“am _ , MkMienn, 21 not aeaaalatad with the proper method. THE LATENT. i off on JACKETS and Capee. 5Pfl<JLDIN<j’S summer HOSIERY. We submit the largest and best assortment of Spring and Summer DRESS FABRICS ever offered in Hastings. Our sales during the past few weeks have been most gratifying, considering the backward season. How shall we tell it? Simply because our styles, quality and prices surpass anything in the city. We wish you to remember in addition to our low prices we give you your trimmings. Something no other house does. W e beg to call the attention of the ladies to our line of SHffl WAISTS whichx we purchased of E. S. J AFFRAY <fc CO., New York, who are conceded by the trade to have one of the best lines on the road. The styles and patterns are ab­ solutely correct, and our prices the lowest. We will a^o announce that we will close the remainder of our stock of JACKETS AND CAPES Now’s your opportunity. We wish you to bear in mind that our line of lace engirtains is unsurpassed. We have had a splendid trade in curtain* and extend a moat cordial invitation to inspect same. jackets WOOL CH ALLIES SPflULbINQ’S. and CAPES. f- • �Hastings Banner. THE KENT Thursday. May. I.V. R. COOK. L«X*1 Editor. iE HAVESJLb LOTS OF WALL PAPER E au' selling it every day, :m<i Still we have a large <tock on hand. We are bmind to keep it moving and :,1 order to o so we have got ■ .H ike low prices on same. i< what we are doing (tome anil see us, you will ru>t be disappointed. W - You will be pleased with the ; rices, quality and styles. We .. i ii.ive a large line of window cades all colors and styles, \ :h shades made to order. ; ,, nts. Varnishes, Oils and • Everything you need . house cleaning at the low price drug store in the old ,..kn building. One door . of City Bank. ’ WLHeath, The Druuflist. LOCAL NEWS. . • CIRCULATION • This week, ' 75 quires. All of thf very gonMaer things In When in GRAND RAPIDS stop at personal mention. Quite an active Interest Is being taken J. N. Burroughs wishes to announce tn lliucry evil lie found at Knaaeli'a. Any­ thing that j«<u 'waul you can buy there / Miss Grace Messer wint to Kalamazoo around the state for the encouragement of that he has bedding and flower planta of building better side walks. Marshall has all kinds for sale cheap, and is prepared to •u>d at pric**a »u low ag they can be pur* ^Friday. taken an active interest In this aud Union furnish cut flowers on spplieadou and at opposite UNION DEPOT. chased anywhere In the Htale. V“P«>dill, of Mllo.^ent Sunday In City now offers to furnish cement to any lowest rates. Ilatea $fl.OO For Day. The many rricndapf C. E. Bldlac will one who will build such walks within Its the city. Fn*e Baggage Transfer. New Howe r gret to learn that be was among the unWrite or call on him at his green house borders. Hastings coukl afford to do some­ Steam Heat and Electric Beils. Mr. Dodge, of Plainwell, was in the city thing of this kind.It cost lhe city $2500, In 1st ward, Hastings, Mich. rortuiiMte ones wiio went burned, uut dur­ BEACH A BOOTH. ing the recent big fire at Spring Lake. yesterday. for one damage suit and surely we do not We were unable tu leain.wbat lass he aufEva w,ey 18 now a typo in the want another. There are many poor side­ fejWJLiiuici.dly. walks here that will have to be replaced soon B ajosb office. /^’he editor exprcia to go to the World's by new ones and If a little encouragement Phln Smith and son Don were In Grand aud assistance were given to tbe owners, fair Thursday, May *23111. to remain for a they would, no doubt, build good substan­ week, during which time this paper will Rapids Tuesday. be Iu chance of D. IL Cook. Merchants Mr. Harvey Walker, of Martin, was In tial walks of cement instead of cheaper .wooden ones that only stand the service to will confer a favor by handing in their the city last week. which they are subjected for a few years, wds as early as possible. Ray Riley and James Mason spent Sun­ aud must be again rebuilt, while cement One of tbe feed pipes at the pump house I day In Kalamazoo. walks not only last for ages, but add much broke Tuesday morning and Pm jlurpliy Mrs. Julias Russell is in Grand Rapids to the looks of the property they are bait signalled to his father for a»shtnuee. by around, and Improve greatly the looks of tooting the whistle twice. This was mis­ to-day on business. the city. । taken for a fire alarm, the hose carts were /“Mrs. Clement Smith is visiting friends run out and the excitement was quite gen­ Qn Detroit this week. eral for a few moments. Frank Black drove over to Greenville Last week Thursday the noon train to Tuesday on business. Grand Rapids was held up at Caledonia Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Sheldon spent Sun­ for about three hours and people on the Crtln had a chance to take in the town. day in Grand Rapids. The cause of it was, the old school house ^Miss Effa Simpson ipent Sunday in the was being moved and was on the track city with her mother. when the train reached there. Mrs. Ed. Blake, of Middleville, waa We doubt If there Is a fresher and bet­ in the city yesterday. ter assorted stock of goods In the state Mr. and Mra. Chas. Walter were In Al­ than that arrived by Julius Russell. Long acquaintance with the wants of the peo­ legan a few days last week. CARPETS ple. careful buying, and paying cash, en­ f Miss Gertrude Pendergast is expected ables him io keep Just what you want and home from Boston this week. sell it to you at tbe lowest price possible. Will Barlow, of Evanston, is visiting He carries no shoddy go »d». relatives In the cityjhls week. Chronatlianatoletron. Mra. P. T. Colgrove visited Mrs. F. A. Mrs. ’Charles M. Weaver. 4212, Evans Blackman in Delton Tuesday. Avena*, Chicago, formerly of this city, is Winthrop Nelson. Chas. Wise and prepared to furnish rooms to friends dur­ ing their visit at the world’s fair. She Is others spent Sunday ut Wall Lake. within walking distance from grounds, one block from cnble cars running direct toi gates and within easy access to steam and elevated roadl* AV. II. Spence has purchased the inter­ est owned by his deceased brother, John Spence, in the boot and shoe store, and _will continue the business alone. Will is an enterprising business man. fall ot push and energy and will fully maintain the ex­ cellent reputation of the store for quality of goods and prices. He purposes tn con­ tinue to keep the wit nf goods and sell them at the lowest possible price. He cordially invites all old customers and will gladly welcome all new ones. I’n rafter, changes for advertisements ri-acii this office Tuesdays at latest’to r.iir- insertion in the Issue- of the week when brought. • ■»/ For th&laek of a few hundred dollars our o|>era house project has gone to the great unknown. Hastings cannot long be without a place for amusement In con­ versation with a prominent business man recently he expressed bls belief that next f •Honaihanntoletron. year citizens and business men enough I>cn't miss the bargains at Burghardt^ could be induced to take stock in such a yirprlse. concern, as would warrant the building of a good house.. The only fear Is that some ? you need embroidery silk? T Leri one may put up s^ine cheap, rickety thing .-4; at Ruiseir?. in the meantime that would render the is given away to al! customers by\ construction of a good opera home out of .‘.’•e question. ,;..t #%wr» * Co. Frank 8. Pryor went to Rochester Sat­ urday for a short visit with relatives. brook. AyE. Benkes and Rob't Bell are at U*e meeCTiig and will unite with tlie others in working to secure the annual meeting next year for Hastings. If these boys don't succeed it won’t be because they D? L : di>-s in this city are already didn’t work, ami they will certainly leave puq.it ring for Children’s.Day which comes.. the Impression that Hastings is something more^than a dot on the map of Michigan.. • u Sunday. June 11th. I There ore five young colts in the city to r :■ .ist-Tcl. This upeakcs well for the ■; ■ .einent in horse ilesb. • rnii.it liana toletron. ''ladings can soon boast of one of the­ ir- ■’ oirt houses ami court yards in lhe : • • -r the amount of money invested. \r:.old Sisson died at bls home in this Fr’day night of consumption. His A u-.du- were taken to Freeport,for burial, mm. lifi-tu. nt day is approaching. The । '-..aiiess of die woodland Is now brov a Uy Un- convincing voice of the sen•j?t. .• - ’ ' - t yoirr .-nap for nothing by doing your ' . l og with Jos. Rogers A Co. Goods ziinratiteeU uml nil customers served albre. Milan Waldroff now owns Ijirry Noble, who won second money iu the exciting tlitre-y»-ar-old race at die June meetiug In ;his city 11st year.* The new cement walks In front of Jos. I’t'.ug’s. A E. Kenk.es’. and L. E. Stauf­ fers stores are a tine Improvement. Let Ike good work go on. Chronatlianatoletron. Arrie Noble. John Cole’s two year old colt, was the cause of a great deal of ex­ citement at tbe fair ground Thursday morning. After being Jogged a little the driver dismounted .and was walking with him. In turning around the sulky was tipped over the thill striking the horse on the back, scaring him to such an extent that three men were unable to hold him. After running a short distance he left the track and went sailing around among the trees, part of the time the sulky being on the ground and the real of tbe the time In (he air. When the colt was finally cap­ tured about al).there was left of a fine harness was (lie breast collar, and the S125. sulky looked as If It had been prepared for a niatci factory. A brfeht little fellow In this city evi­ dently mderstanda the principles of bap­ the tender tism nt t:„ Ldc.- age of five years. He was redently given the privilege of naming it neigh ixir’s little kitten, but when in­ formed the appellation be he had bestou bestowed, ’ed, did ........ not appear the lad *• <■■■■ — at all enthusiastic over it as It was au exceedingly homely one. He seemed to realize It would never be called by thauudne inrhad so generous­ ly given. R> be took lhe kit to the hydraat and turning tbe water on freely.sprinkled its hea<J, repeating the name several times while doing so. Then he returned to the house with a triumphant look on his face and said: ••there, you'll have to call the kitty by that name now. because she’s been baptised and it can’t be changed.” Ladles shirt waists In silk, cambric, mus­ A groat many Improvements are being lin. and in all colors, from the cheapest Io the best at Rutt-ell’a. If you want made at the fair grounds, which when com­ pleted will be greatly appreciated both by tmy thing Ip this line rail and examine as horsemen and spectators. The oufer l-L will pay y ou. edges of the curves at the west end of the Chronathanatoletrop. • • grounds are being raised up us they ought We understand that a cement walk will to be. nnd other Improvements are being made (hat make the horsemen smllo. |be laid on tlie east side of the Union block and in front of the little brick. Thia Will Tlie great Improvement that will be most be » decided Improvement nnd one' worthy appreciated by thoee who do not care to go on the grand stand, is a fence that is l-f'Imitation. ; • being built about four rods south of the i F.-ank Woodmansee, who for the past last part of tbe home stretch. It has been L 'V ears has been Drnctlrlug law in Ver- customary for people to occupy this space inojitvihle, has opened an office in this with wagons and buggies to the exclusion Frank Is well known here and wo of all others practically. This apace will him succtss. ’ now l>e reserved for spectators. Secre­ Rev. E. M. Blanchard has accepted a tary Jas. M. Bancr. is spending the most of his time on the fair grounds these days '•■ill lu-SL John and will leave for that icily next we»-k.* During, his stay ill this overseeing such Improvements os will be !‘i'y Rev. Blanchard has made many beet for all. He has lhe best interests of tlie Barry County Agricultural society ifiicnds wlui wi|l regret his deiau-ture. constantly in mjtuT and Is sparing no Will Furey has Just cumpicUsT a fine pains and pamonil attention In carrying ' of wMiiiing for Mrs. Mary T. Good­ out his work. J*n is a hustler from "way year. Will is an expert in this lino of hack" and will give the people a fair that work and has done much to add to the will be worth coming a good ways to see. artistic beauty of Hastings’ best homes. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Over 200 Styles of Newest and Latest Designs. ■. ' Chas. M. Weaver, of Chicago, formerly a lawyer in thia city was in Hastings Fri­ day. Mra. Fred Parker and Mrs. John Wlessart spent Sunday with friends in Middle­ ville. Dr. G. W. Lowry attended the state medical convention at Muskegon last week. ' Frank Dillbahner has accepted a posi­ tion as book keeper at the chair and table factory. ■ s Mrs. Cyril Grigsby, of Chicago has b^en visiting at Rev. A, D. Grigsby’s, returning Wednesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hines passed through here Saturday on their way to Grand Rapids from Bellevue. . Mrs. George H. Brooks left last week for a visit with frkuds in Martin, Allegau and Coldwater. X Miss Grace Messer leaves to morrow for IklMcmUrr UmI’V. E. ‘ Allgeo can be a few days visit with Mlfs Katherine Sev­ found at his office in lhe Empire block erus, of Kalamazoo. .Ajtiuti has l»een made for Will every evening after 8 .o’clock. If you George Cooper and Harvy Eastman, of , ,.a«e auy buih'Ing that you wish to have -C.h"'veftr'a new btiildln'g. y" Albion, and Clare Althen, of Lowell, were I done «»r If you desire estimates furnished r ernolliing is heard about listings you t-ln.uld l»e >urc and see him. He does iu the city last week. j;;Uing the ••glorious fourth.” all work In a tbohiugh, workmanlike man­ Mrs.” I. A. Holbrook relumed from ner. Mr Allgoo lia< constructed many California this week where she has been '• at>! examine Mis# Feighner's stock houses In this city and there Is a large de­ for several months past. 1 •'<> inSrltes. cuffs, collars and Windsor mand f*«r bis services. He has bad -a , Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Bancroft returned great ih al of experience In building, is acfrom Callfoo’la Tuesday where they have quuiMtcd with the latest styles of archi­ 5 .Tirana ’.banit'dc t ron. tecture mid can certainly please you both ^bceu spending the winter. |Y tan buy the ?atue styles of hats 'n Wvik and prices. Mrs. Minnie Greble and mother Mis i ; r a* Russeirs than at any other Th. Flreim-u’s state convention is now Buller, left Tuesday for a visit with : !?..■>* m the city. in M.-xdoii at Grand Haven, having con­ friends in Detroit and Marshall. > pay anything for ypur soip. You vened yesterday, and will continue Afton D. and Frank H. Smith, of Rut­ I, t !■ free of charge by trading with through to-day. '<1. Schumann. Elon land, Aaron and Ernest Shultz, of Shultz, Soule. W. A. Scidmore and Frank i>;wis started Monday to Chicago to attend the This B the week of Miss Felghner’s are in attendance as delegates from this world’s fair. • '••I'-L'ing. Cui! iii and M*e lhe latest city. Asia/ from the Dtdegntes Ed. Hol­ ■.Li iu and see tlie new line of hosiery. I st ml kerchiefs and perfumes at 'I irgl.nnila Surprise. Furniture and Carpet Emporium. Mrs. McAllister, of Nashville, was*the .. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all In leavening Htrength.—Latest United guest of Rev. Puffer and family Friday. States Government Food Report. P. T. Colgrove was In Detroit this week Royal Baxixg PownuOo., Wall SU, N. V. as a representative ot the K. of P. Iddge. j’.i • Bia *ks were defeated in a fame of ball Saturday. ays stnoke Ed. Powers No. 35 cigar. ’. way the same; always the best 5 cent i-ar in the United States. BOUGHT McCOY’S Chrouathanatolelron. ■Th- i'nit rior of the pott office has been *r» .r. improved by a coat of blue alabas:cir with, buff trimmings. BE WELL OAN Allen Jones, and "hla three sons,” George Crowell. Lon Woolley and A. E. Phillipa returned from Missaukee Co. Friday night and a few days of trout fish­ ing. Dr. and Mra. G. W. Lowry will start for Chicago Monday where they will make a two week’s s»ay. Georgie and Anna will be with Mrs. Lowry’s parents at Mendon, during their absence. STRAW 1 f HATS. F yem want the latest straw hat in the market go to E. W. Morrill & Co’s. See our show window for styles. : : : : : : : I Respectfully -yours, C. W. riORKILL, & TO. ONE PRICE CL2TMIER5. Tbe Rev. Wm. Campbell, of Hastings, presiding elder of the liberal faction of tlie U. B. church, presided at their quar­ terly meetlug held in this place Saturday and Sunday.—Caledonia News. Miss Etta Main, for many years a typo Iu the BaMSKB Office has accepted a |»«’.ltlon as proof reader with the Grand Rap.Js Herald and left Monday for that city. The Bann . ku in common with her many friends, wishes her success in her new i field of work. Of course you are going to the world’s fair. Before going however, you ought to step Into Russell’s and see his line o^dreso goods, which are especially suitably tor tbe world’s fair. Ladles ot W. IL C. of this city will be Interested In the following from last week’s Saginaw News: Mra. A. T. Bliss has re­ turned from Indianapolis where she has secured excellent bead quarters for the Michigan W. IL C. for the national en­ campment Chrouathanatoletron. The June races this year promise to be tlie best that we have ever yet had In the city. Mr. Cole has already received as­ surances from many horsemen that they will be present to contribute to the spurts. There will be some fine strings of horses in the dly al that time, and some very fine races will naturally result We trust Uni the people of Hastings, and mer­ chants especially will do all iu their pow­ er to make these races a success. They draw people here, advertise the city and In the end are beneficial to trade. The outlook for wheat on May 1 was not as promising as one month earlier. It is now estimated that fivi per cent of the average sowed will be plowed up because winterkilled or other wise destroyed.. Tbe average condition is T3 percent, iu the cen­ tral T» pt*r cent and in the northern S3 per cent of vitality and growth ot average years. Compared with April 1. the decline in the southern counties is 8 per cent, in. the eeutrnl 12 per cent and tu lhe north­ ern 10 per cent This decline .however. Is; due to tbe fact that the extent of injury could be better estimaud May 1 than on ApriPL rather then to actual damage to the crop during April. The weather dur­ ing April was cool and wet. and neither wheat nor grass made the growth usual in this mouth. : UST LET US SQUEEZE in a few words about our Stein Bloch suits before you consent to pay more money fqr not as good fitting, not as good wearing not asgood looking Clothes." J IUE can put a satisfying, rightly tailored VI Stein Bioch suit on you and‘guarantee " you pleasurable service from it. What say you tz> trying? If you’re skeptical ask any one who has worn the Stein Bloch Clothes. There are hundreds of people who know experimentally that it’s not only economical fo trade with us, but there’s exceptional pleasure found in wearing these goods. R. K. Quant �Gaaraatred Curs W. .ulbortx. onr «lvrn|,„, . tell Dr. Klo,-. N« D1X. ""S1*' STRIKERS IN VIENNA- Hastings, Banner. ' Thursday, May 18, >893. MW NUT WM COCK BROS.. Propraetors. Decision of the Supreme Court on the Geary Act. Hood’s Cures THOSE NOT REGISTERED MUST GO. My Health is Solid As a Duck’s Foot in the Mud Cured of Grave I and Indigestion by Hood's SarMparllla Mr. Frederick Eamfred Chicago. Illinois. "I want to say that I have been ■Ml by Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills. I was In a wretched condition and paid tr one physician |43 for attendance and pre­ scriptions, which gnvo me no relief. I suffered Intensely from gravel, and think I bare endured as much misery as any man from that complaint. I gave up hope of ever getting well and was only walking ing about to Save Funeral Expenses. Nothing would stay on my stomach. I began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, and found that |t did me good, io 1 kept on till I have taken fourteen bottles, and now my health Is HOOD’S Sarsaparilla CURES I shall k-ep Hood's Sarsaparilla iu the house, as I coulder It the cheapest and best medicine in tho market My IndlxestfotT is entirely cured, and all symptoms of the gravel hare disappeared." Fukpebick Eauxfrxd.‘ Na 04 South Carpenter street, Chicago, Illinois. N. B. Be sure to get Hood's and only HOOD*8. Hood’s Pills ad easily, yet promptly aud efllclaitly, on the liver and bowels. 25c. Michigan Central ” Thr Niagara Falls Routs.” ritatloiiH. Ntsrinns. llfild In- ga|& It. A GHXM.V*. i. FORi’ROru R a’p IAD s <Mlcb.) BVRIN EM C O 1. LEG E. Knaloae ntamp for circular. Adiiros, A. s. PABlbM, Prop'r. P.tOBA VE UBBSK State of Michigan, (Njugiv ef lUrry-**. At a aetre.on of the Protmte Court for the CSonty of Barrv. hMdru at the Pruhnte Offtcr.ln ths city oPia«>lun In **1*1 outrti. on Tuestba 1U h da* ot Ma* , in tbe •'ear one 1 elsht hundred > nd n'ne’y three. it. t'-hafle* W. Anr»m»ux. Junge ot •tfer of lhe e<taie of WASHtNOTON, May 16.—The supreme coart through Justice Gray has sus­ tained the decision of the-New York courts in favor of the constitutionality of the Geary exclusion a<. Justice Brewer diasente<L Justice Gray said in announcing the judgment of tlie court that the power of this nation to restrict or prohibit the immigration of any aliens into this country or to require such aliens al­ ready in the country to remove here­ from was a well settled principle of in­ ternational law and was confirmed by an unbroken line of dicisions in this court. The legislative power of the government had not transcended any of its constitutional limitations in the act under consideration. The provisions of Section 6 of the act, which are the part of the law particu­ larly at issue, were not inconsistent with the relations and duties of the legislative and judicial deriartments of the government. The mode of proceed­ ings sot forth in the section are similar to that in other well established pro­ cedures, such as the habeas corpus and naturalisation, fixing the requirements of citizenship and the like, in which the judicial branch Qf the government acceptAd the determination of tho execu­ ' live upon the questions' involved. As to the requirements that the Chi­ nese entitled to remain in this country should establish that right by the evi­ dence of one credible white witness. Justice Gray said that it was within the power of the legislature to deter­ mine tlie character of evidence that rriight be received in a case' at law and what force should be given to the testi­ mony so offered. Not discussing the wisdom nor the justice of the act in uuestion, it remainnd only to say that tne judgment of the circuit court waa affinned. By this decision all Chinese in the United States who do not register and make their identity plain by means of a reputable white witness and a photo­ graph will be dejxjrted. • When the news that the United Stated Supreme court hud confirmed the con­ stitutionality ot the Chinese exclusion act reached San Francisco extras were quickly tin tho streets. Information waa quick in reaching the Chinese sec­ tion where the .#).<X>0 Chinese reside, representing nearly one-third of the entire number in tho United States. They stool about in large groups before their own bulletin boards for some statement of the Six companies which had compelled them to refuse to regis­ ter. They were not inclined to accept the report through tho American news­ papers. [hiring the first hour there was no outward excitement among theChinese, but it was evident the news was distasteful and nnexpwtol. as it had l>een telegraphed tliat the decUion would turn the other way. Chinese Vice Consul Chong Owang whs seen by a reporter to whom he said: “You are the first to bring me this bad news. Although the Geary law has been declared constitutional the govern­ ment is not prepared to immediately carry out its provision*. It will entail great expend for which no appropria-^ tion is made. I -have nothing to nay in reyard to the immediate effect of tho finfjF’lecision of the supreme court bn the Chinese to America. It will be a great blow to hvmincM In Chinatown.” Washington. May 16.—No order was Jam*s tasued as to the deportation of Chinese under the Geary act. The instructions under which collectors of revenue and United States marshals are now operat­ ing direct them to make no arrests of unregistered Chinese until further orders. The#* orders may be given torfny after cabinet meeting or deferred for a longer period. II- ’r. <w)nj’f»i*tn>tor with the win -aid de -r&*ed. e tnes i.itu court and ®s*«iti 11 a - u I* i»rnjm.-fd to render hte scco-mt ** «twh ad nnntstre'or, and prays that a du, b<- i<:>|M>ii>ted for heuil >g Uie uune, and he dhwharv**d frmu aaidVo-t. Thereupon it bi ordeo-l.lhat Friday, the r.h day of June A. U. IMQ. at ten o'clock In the forenn^n. be aiwlyted ter the hearing of "aid petition a*id lluUkue hem at law of said He ed and *11 nt t* p.r*on» lutrmtted In said te . are requireI tn apnear al a *e*don r*t Court, t leu t«* t** unldau at life J*rnbate t>. In tne t it> of HusH-g*. In raid fount». know caueo. Il any Hut* be. why the praye* w» perttln -er tn »y no'. b» sn«nt**l. And It I" further urdert-t. teat Mid pvt I'loner Rite notice to the *?n>*r<« <ntcre»ied In mI4 exlalc. of the pendency nf uld pHltten and ’b* hearing thtreef by cuuMh.g a copy of nn* order to tie pupll*hed in th-* Hxntlnt:* IIAXX au. a new* paper printed and eheutew-d In »ttld County of Barry, rwe hi each week for three succeesive weeks previous to Mild day nt heartur. . w. At MMrnoNa Jitdx-of Probate. RIERS CURE SICK HEAD . ................ .. —aAodthcwa bj anee try ttmu wUl find t Uwe Httte pUla r»laablu tn pn nuiay w>y» that tboy will not te» witto*; to do w&hoct them. Let atke lUittk ACHE Otters do act. ■CXMCfNK CO.. New York. SM*L13OSE.SIW1PEI!2 Southern Raptirt Convention. * Nashville. Tenn., May 16.—Judge Haralson presided at the Southern Bap­ tist convention yesterday. After the opening prayer Dr. W. R. Bagby, Mis­ sionary of Brazil, addressed tho con­ vention on the work in that country. Dr. J. B. Gamble of Mississippi sub­ mitted a report on the importance of home missior.8, reciting the fact that some 10,000,01)0 people come within the field of Baptist nome missions. Of these about *.000,000 are negroes, with whom the greatest good can l>e done by the Bapttats. The great majority of the Baptists of this country live in’ tlie south, but tha amount of their contri­ butions to missions does not shine in comparison to that of our nothem brethren. The report was adopted. FRE3H FROM THE WIRE. BUhop Bliw.ll ot tbe Epl«u.-»l iH<®e~ ® Vermont, dtal rwtenL.;Jatnee R. Keene U rtl » b«em* fl,rXX),000 in the crash of Notional Cora The payment of ths Chilian indemnity has been mnde to toe sailors of the Balti more. The Aldine hotel and c mtenta, at Phil* delphia, were damaged by fire to t^« ex tent of 8140,000. George Graham was killed in the train yards at Chicago In a side collision betweer a Panhandle freight train and a Chicago Burlington and Quincy passenger train. The governm-nt of Mexico will purchnw two warships of improved pattern an otherwise improve her navy. The regulai army wUl-aho be raised to a higher stand an!. Henry GebhardL foreman for S. E. Holl­ stein. a furrier ou Broadway in New York, was shot deml by August Warner, a former emplove who had been dl*-'brirged. amer then shot himself, inflicting a fatal wound. The private car in which President lie coin traveled in the '00* Is being overhauled at Omaha, and will sent fo the world r fair. It has.been Qg servlA- on a Colo­ rado Central wo train as a buardingcar for several years. A dynamite cnrtri<lgi,1 was exploded at the door of a school In Valencia. Spain, re­ cently, which shattered the door and riously alaruied the inmate*. The kcImwI is attended by young women of the wealthy families, aBd the affair is attributed-to anarchist«. who are becoming active in Spain. . . 1 The news ageticie* of Germany publish ••wmiofflcial" reports to the effect that tl e French government is strengthening it-> military posts on the German frontier, which the opposition press claims is to 11fluence electors in favor of government candidate* for the reichstag aud tho army bill ___________ TROUBLE IN KANSAS. Secretary of State O*bume In Con Topeka, May 16.—Secretary of State R. S. Osborne "was bound over to the district court in the sum of yester­ day on the charge of libel.. On April 15, Osborne was interviewed in a local paper in which he charged that ex-Gov­ ernor Humphrey, ex-Secretary of State Higgins and other Republicans were stopping at the state penitentiary at ■tab! expense. Osborne also charged Cy Leland, the United States internal revenue collector for Kansas, with buying coal for slack at the State mines at 82 a ton and sell­ ing it to the people as corf. Today the preliminary hearing was held. Ireland testified that he had never bought or received a bushel of coal, and the ex­ warden corroborate! the evidence. Levee Between Greenville ano . Lakeport Broken. ukny -----In Advanced "»*»«> and Great DestltnUon .. Ottawa. HaV 167^=The governor gen­ eral in council has had under consider­ ation the case of Veney, the wife mur­ derer. sentenced to be hanged at Sand­ wich May 18, and it has been decided to commute his sentence to life im­ prisonment. The reasons which have led to tbe exerciae of executive clem­ ency are understood to have been the recommendation to mercy by the jury and the report of the trial judge. Ran on » Hank. Minneapolis, May 16.—A run on the Fanners’ and Mechanics Savings bank began early yesterday morning and at 11 o’clock there was a line of 100 Fmall depositors waiting tn draw their money. The bank is one of tire most prosperous and solid in the state and no fears are •ntertained for ita safety. Washixgtox. May 13.—William F. Curtin, director of the bureau of Amoriran republics yesterday returned to WtwhiDfrt<m frem Chicago and tend,h1 !«»«<>»* >ir. (ixrtiH action whs bored upon a r»gu?st model.y the president on Ljjtur day last. . Chicago, May 10.—Mrs. J. E. Cough, wife of the well known Baptist mission­ ary, met a frightful death yesterday. She was killed by a folding bed, which closed up and crmilwNl her. while her daughter stool by powerless to prevent. •Mother AM*l<nu>cnt. Toroxt»>, May 16.—The Ontario Coal reimpany areigned yesterdav. TiteMol*>n bartk is the principal lo-al creditor late amount, of paper held by it btfnc between . ’ 7 t.ObJ «nd 34*30.000. Tlw On. torio I,rt in tntenaurf to th. extant ot Over yl'MiJ.lX.1. . W.-A workingman’s quarter of tne city max , rlood’* .unpllotk ooukUs wl coW, ’ “ oorxlIUoto K run «rv tough, told or any lu»«. ? trouble. «ud will w t|,l, runni, to. glrlug 11. lair trial. betioBt, JOU may return lh» have jour aonry r, lundto. tv. .“S nut make thia od. r did we n« kn,,.^4 Dr. Ktag-a New Dlteov,.,,te’JS on. It nev.r dUappol,,:,. Tll tn» at W. II. Goodyear-. ‘,t'X'T? Largo size 60c and 81.00. Gbee^ille, Mis May 12--’*“t levee between this pUce Lakeport. Ark., on tbe west dde of the rivex broke at .un early hoar yesterday mornmg. flooding the grmter portion of Chicot county, Ark. o’clock last evening wa« over 800 Ieel wide and caving rapklly. The break occurred near Siinshian landing in a bend of the riv... Many thousands o acres of corn and cottos in an mlvanced state of cultivation havo been flooded and great destitution will be the re­ sult. The water will <•»«> CM"* ■>)'mtT; Ark: TeMM. Madiwn, Morrbooae and But anti Went Carroll parubM in Looi.iina and malto ita way into Bayou Tennaa. thence to the Mh.uanppi below Natchex. This section of the country w thickly oettled by fannera and planta­ tion owners who have not recovered from tho floods of a year ago, and they are poorly prepared to stand tlie pnsent disaster. The Missouri Padflc tracks are under water for about 60 miles below Arkamms Citv. and the traffic' can not be reeumed before the middle of June. PREPARING FOR TROUBLE- Cmcaoo. May U.-It la rumored that the Chicago and Northwestern railroad an- preparing for a general strike of telegraph operators. It is said by the ojreratorn that the company tasuetl an ultimatum Thursday to the men that they must either leave tbe union or resign, and gave them two days in which to decide. As if antici­ pating trouble the company has employml a nnxnlrer of new operators. Assistant Superintendent of Tele­ graph Lawsun denies that the company has issued any such ultimatum to its men. He says he is securing new men that he may have a force on hand when­ ever men may 1* meded. The officials of the Order of Railway Telegraphers at Toronto have been aakt.d to take ac­ tion in the matter and their reply will largely shape the result of tlie com­ pany's action. INDIANA BANK FAILURES. tory where those who had quit work hive beenReplaced with nonunioniste. ThVey HX windows and tried to force the doors. Tho police were un­ able to distierse them. A company of infantry was called and after » fight the soldiers drove off tlie strikers. Two men were wounded in the fight. Nineteen strikers were arrested­ THOROUGHLY * MIXED. St. Petersbvo, May 15.—A small ferryboat on the River Mata, near Boruvitchee. government of Novgorod, buemue unmanageable in midstream yn-tertlay and was swept from her course by the current. The passengers who filled her deck were pnnicKtricken. The surging of the crowd made the boat list and several passengers jumped overlxNtrd. Others launched a boat, which was at once overcrowded and swamped. Dozens of persons are known to have been drowned, and many mure are missing. About one-fifth of the pareengers made no effort to leave the boat and were saved. Attended • Military Review. Havana, May 15.—The Infanta Eula­ lia and her husband attend a grand military review yesterday afternuon and in the evening went to a ball at the Caidnn Esi»agnol. It is reported that she wilbembaMf todiy for New York. Arram«mrat> (foot plated. Lebanon. N. H.. Mny 15.—Arrange­ ments for Almy’s execution tomorrow have all bugn completed. with, the ex­ ception of testing tlie gallows, which will be don- today. London, May 13.—Mim Rose* Cleve­ land sailed for Now York on the Etru­ ria yesterday. FRESH FROM THE WIRE. llurrlr-q Raader. Tire United States produce W5.OUO.OOU pound* uf tolmapo. Chinn's t«*a crop promise* ‘o be large and of excellent quality this\enr. There were 703 Gm In BokUiu last yenr. which destroyed property to the amount of 81.Q6MW. A pension of fl.000 francs a year haa been gnuit«*l to Mme. Henan by the French gov­ ernment During tart year 1.046 elk were killed in Norway and 1.072 in Sweden, about the average number. The Kalamaxoo and South Haven rail­ way will extend ita track to the harbor en­ trance at South Haven. Mra. Fawcett, the young Englishwoman of recent **nborc-the-Mmiorewrang'itr" fame, has adopted the prufrsainn of eketriCai eugin.er. aikJ* i'7l'f*,‘‘l h> Inti Id » fig daxu at fake Albert X -.ar a for the purpose uf giving Kgypt a ..I. uttful supply of water during the low ;„le. j Rt Ua.. who believes some day Cons.demic money will be redeemed, and will Ir. worth tloltar for dollar; bus n.0U0,<rt» In coufedemte hills stored away. The he- I Jdert snot in lite world seem-, to ta> a l-,tle haxnljt in France named Aumane. There are oitly 40 inhnbltanta. 28 \cn 015 n< * **yenr* at *** rtU'1 one **,,ver An underground river, rtronglv impreg­ nated with iron, was found recently near Charlotte, N. C. It fo reported that the ri'x1, 1,45 frrt ’*,ow ■«**«• la 7U0 feet wrf« and 6 fret drep. cured of piles, with only one pa?krge of Hill's Pile Pomade, the only p,;.- remedy un the market with a bonsfidr uuanatee with each package. Price81.00, sh pack­ ages for 85.00. By mail. Try It to night For Mie by Fred L. Heath, the drazgist. A confiding farmer of Butler tease entangeled In a piano swindlers net and paid 84H0 for a 6180 instrumeuL In lhe department of agriculture MUo F. Marsh. >f l an-inr. has bren ap­ pointed to be atattetical axent fur tbe state. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria- Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria Bev. M. L. Estey, of Decatw repteii a to a church ilhv.n. 11L and will leave for that pl ire Fri Union City prop-Htw to •=• walk question by turn,-i.it,c reorei citizen who will build retur:.'. s >Meiry Sufferer* from the affect* ■ •: UGrlppe will find ••Adlnftida,'' M heeler - Heart and Nerve Cure a blessed bdon. It quiets the nerves and tone* up the system. Sold by W, II. Goodyear. Tbe teacher's reading circle «>f Mlcblyar. will meet in Chicago Friday. May 1:’. U> outline the work for tbe tn-uin^ jcbeol year. The Flint A Pert Marqu<::>- < ffida!siay they cannot afford to grant lhe dcmttds of the striking freight handhr- at I-ipilDgton. Hlolden Medical Dipcover}“ currs those diseases which come from bkw .1 impuri­ ties—scrofula and skin diseases, aorw and swellings. But does it? It's put up i'J ’!>* ,too' sands of gallons, and sold to huiaheds nt thousands. Can It cure as *< U f-' ttoofli It had been cotni'< Erxetua and Ivy* Gltmd*. are v e l t« II Suppose Un t till* i a quick-witted man « experlbo-nt*. un I. sod rttonc buy i that hl* truth In that you call fully. get your The h nirdy to uM*dy the makers themw In. ,vv tilth During the recent rale breke from the !«.•:> ■ N Black river. i.tJuXi fret of the mouth and ‘ ■tine ‘ AJantn C. Ml! thri-Ptulles m-t <i three ndlk-Mi,’lu(heni bad six tutth OAT^ Wbrn she vnu Jul)r- «*» -SSTmS ®’<<r- Jul>’ 14. 1*31. anti snctwiwl to the throt. St WahlMt at th. .Icath ot hl. tX? s^*?w W?.’ s-P- 8s"X; JWt- •» Sn> J“lys-pto” Cattlx— Market steady » Tn. vlctitu, ar.; Charlo Loa:’0 P®tor Juhuaon, John ^Ii Joh.Swans.to Thntonr w>w - takS a racht to Chicago t„ ,cu Blto?. When the bail CWldren. *1* P1’'' Genesee county *4sbenum far an known no wa!l-e>"1 I' caught In any of the several county. althouxh a jjrca* no* planted there. -av tliat >« have been kHt of ttat Have been An Alpena fiahinit com?' Her pigeon* on iiatavaw *olh«’ can be informed of the <•’«•!> pared to handle it hours talon’ th* arrive at their dock*. and waa dangrr..., in a sim.g wfad. Sr iii~a Uvor. umtl now It I, clcrh- l„ amona pure mtolrd tonlra ,n.l —comalunia nothing which ;> J* UM •» a bevereae or inl.c if„.„ jwitnlato «• the Uto “ tor all ailment, ot alouawl. j|.Jt. kldneya. It will cure ,l,k l,r.,|>ch, dlpaUon, conallpalhm. an<l rlrlr. tram lhe ayateui. Saci.r«u<»i sulrJJS with each bottle or tlie moo,-} Wl|| t,5? tuuderl. Prleo only W: per IMUi by W. U. tloodvear. ' Md THE MARKETS. 5w«w?’13': JolT- WaCKBUAF. 111,., May lrt.-Frari,r„ Since IU Orel Inlrallalin. Hitler, ha. K.ln,.l rapMIy b 25? CmcAOO, May 18.-Interesting dis­ closures are promised in connection Uncklati'a Arnl<« Balve. witli the investigation into the Colum­ bia National bank failure. The direc­ The best salve in tlie world for cuts tors held a meeting yesterday to discuss bruises. ,sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever the practicability of resuming, but the sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilbhuu. result of their deliberations was riot corns, and all skin eruptions, and poritir£ given ouL The affairs of tho bank are ly cures piles or n<> pay required. It is in such a thorough mix that it is not guaranteed to give perfect MtUstactfon ar known just how matters stand. money refunded. Price 25 rents per Wf Crowds of people coMTSgatod around For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the dtunjit the entrances of the Columbia National bank yesterday, but were assured from Battle Creek lias sixty lady blryeie notice* of those who had drawn on the riders. bank that they themselves would see to Wool is being markete.1 |n Ireeatur the liquidation of all such drafts and other assurances were given by officials for from 15 to 21 rente per pound. that all would get their money. Grand Army men aa;e a banquet it The Columbia has correspondents in Ionia last evening In bouur <if Ju ire Indiana. Illinois, Ohio and Michigan. Morse. DOZENS DROWNED. Thouaan<l< of Feuplo challenge Tor a duel sent by Harris is the nwult. A fight with pistol- has lx<n arranged and both men are be nJ shadowed I re .the police. tau>. M.y lA-tWg, Victor, the koyjroign prin.® ol Waldeck, di«i terday at Marlenlwl. Bohemia, of nuX * f0S:r.SffiXeh«l to Btehto. tao. Editor* ThtretiBg For O°ALA. Fla., May IJ.-Culonel Harris “d 1®nel L001*5 J- Brumby, editors of The New Capitol and. Free Press, respectively, both published hexe. bX came involved by pointed editorial crit h Tow.Hacts, May B1-TIM Hudhnn Riverside elevator containing 100,. OODbluhela of corn wu ilMtmy.,1 b’» ‘Sed“t“ *ht' Lc"R0'lxl®- l«ilyin- Vroxx. M»y ,tX.n g.kin Will R^““ Indunapoias. May 16.—Lucius H. , »««<■«»« <>t the CoInmlijA of < lilcacu Swift, editor of the CiviTService Chron­ icle. who with William D. Foulke. has r.-... .........May —z IX—A ____ ... Portland, Ind.. courier been investigating tho Terrs Haute fnim Dunkirk has announced the failpostofflee trouble, has *returm «l to the „f th(, Duulrirk imnk, which is city. Mr. Swift say* that tlie situation ai Terre L f"2y - u.-_-r been doMrrilxNl and the civil service law. Starbuck & Company, of the susis-ndesi Colutnldn hank at Chicago. Attach­ have been violat;*<l with impunity. ment.* were nt once filed and a deputy sheriff left nnm.Mliately to levy on all Nahii ville, May 16.—The Women-* the available property. The bank liu Miraionary union auxiliary t<» the gone under for at least 873.000, and tlie Bantiat convention convention’ re-elected , amount may reach flOO/Mn, The firm Southern Baptist President, Mbs Fannie E. Heck; corre­ controlling this bank owns a number of sponding secretary, Mis* Annie W. others, nnd these are reported gone to Ax matron <r: recording secretary, Mr*. the wall. ’ Tlie Geneva bank has failed. E. M. EUis; treasurer. Mrs. M. E. Oliver. Caibg. His., May 15.—-Two men have been amsted and are charged with tbe > New Yqiik, May 16.—The officers nf robbery uf the express car Friday night the American. Sabbath union., which on the Mobile and Ohio railroad at claims to represent 20.000,0'10 of Chris­ Laketon.. Ky. A searching party traced tians, have telegraphed to President the men to their homtw by torn bits of Cleveland requiring him to take steps express envelopes that were scattered to prevent the proposed opening uf the in the rwid. At the house where the world's fair on Sunday. 'mon were arrested a large num tier of express envelopes were found. The Boston, May 16.—Telegrams have prisoners were taken to Bardwell, the been sent to Attorney General Olney by county teat and after a preliminary the Evangelical Alliance and John W. examination were sent to jail. Baer, general secretary of the-Chrirtian Endeavor society invoking the aid «rf Honolllv. May 18.-The proposition the National executive to prevent Sun­ to establish the Hawaiian republic is day opening of the world's fair. not gaining ground. Mr. Wilcox, rep­ Michigan Frualon*. resenting the Hawaiian interest in tne Washington, May -16.—Original- the scheme through The Liberal, has Perry A. Tictaort. Charles A. Reese. abandoned the agitation and tie paper Increase—William A.iGitaon, Johna­ has susnended for the time being. Col­ than Hall. William Fowler. Original, onel Volney Ashford con fesses ho has widows, etc.—Mary E. Carr. Josephine concluded best to wait and aacertain M. Stevens, minors of Benjamin D. wlmt the United States intends doing Hamlin,-minor* of Lucius A. Smith. before proceeding further. The bpfts'kek lxs>m for the republkrjj pro­ ject has also apparently colae to For Upper v— Michigan — Fair, slightly naught. wanner• winds ........ becoming westerly. For lower Mi cliff »"’-jgan—Generally fair: slightly warmer nt Port Huron; northwesterly Ikdufapouh, May 15.—The inter­ winds. national convention of the Young Men's U.l»r Ifoll. Cbvutian awLK-iation closed last night. At Philadelphia — Philadelphia, 15; A fellow-ship meeting wuM h.-ld at tho Washington. 1. \ Young Men s Christian a ^oeiatioa hall At Kt. Ixiiiis—St. Ixiui*, 10; Cincinnati. 6. at yesterday morning and there­ At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 4: Baltimore, 3. after the visitors scattered to tht varL At Chicago—Chicago, 4; Pittsburg, 14. on’ ch?rS*”J*’ pul pita cf which At Boston—Bnaton, R; New York, a were filled by the viming ministers. Boston. May 16.-The two libel suite of Mtb. Helen A. Gougar, president of the Women's Suffrage association of In­ diana, one against Congressman E. A Morse, the other against Editor N. A Mowton of Attleboro, were formally entered in the United States circuit cwt yesterday. They grew out of statements made by the ermgressman while on the stump, and it is said, pub­ lished m Mowton's paper. The plain­ tiff sues the congrenMnian for 825 000 and the editor for 810,000. ' Mi Probably Killed. Lincoln. Ills.. May 16.—About !(kSO o'clock last nigh; an explosion occurred in the CitizoM’ioalshaft from mining K about 14,000 feet from the entrance. night bom and five miueis are betteved to have been killed. MISSISSIPPI FLOOD. «K:No “Xv. J.1J, �NEIGHBORING COUNTIES- Hastings Banner Thursday, May 18, 1893. J. C. Downing ha.s been appointed p<jmmoter at Vermontville fa place of II. H. thurch, resigned. w. R. COOK. LocxJ Editor. business carls. Lrd'Tagg-riUtjal E Knapnrn. MthorC, Danism. a ,GG\RT KNAl'l’EXA DENISON. lawyers. >ms 8H ?17'Michigan Trust Co. filda.. , Grand Rapid*. Michigan ■' alice KiRK. M- d.. M , Physician and Silrgvou. iia'tl:ik.-j • * Mich. kit call- i rotupUy aKemlwl day or night. Uff.c;\oer F.^;. Sl«>ra-Uh bout and shoe More \MES A.«WKt^E\. Attorney nt law, I • HnstiDgii. Mich, practice* in ail courts of the state. Col•lions promptly attended u». nitSE. 11. 1- J.ATHB01-. 17 I'bysieUiA an*l . , Surgeons -­ All calls city «nd country promptly Physician and Surgeon. Ihrlton. • Mich. . <„ ri-Alilet.-y, on® block east Of depot. A. -4 C. li. IlAKBEK H . Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in elty-orloounty responded to wit), pr.-miitu-as, day |>r night. _____________ 1?°^- Th®, ■having ot my head, he decittMi, would promote the growth of the n*lr. I consented; my head vyas duly ahaved and fitted with a toupee so nicely that I scarcely noticed the difference. It made me feel happy. “One evening, while at a fashionable dance, as I was gayly dancing with a most charming young lady I waa made the vic­ tim of my folly. A stout lady waa taking her departure. She was in a great hurry to go, elbowing her way through the crowd of merry young folk.*. As she pained mo one of the hooks of her cloak caught my toupee right where it lived. There was a yank, a struggle, a horrified scream from my companion, a hurst of laughter from everybody else, an effusive apology from the stout Italy, and away went my beloved toupee dangling to her shoulder. I had been scalped in cold blood. It waa awful. I assure you. I wished for the proverbial trap door through the floor, but U wouldn’t open. With a groan I grafted my toupee, and—well, I -didln’t stop to finish the dance.’’—New York Sun. There are fortv applicants for the prin­ cipal’, ip of the Vermontville school. Warren Denlston wants to know If anv one in this county (or state) can beat hDu raising Jambs this spring. From flftyfour fine wool ewes he has sixty-one fine wool lamt s and l as not lo»t n lamb. Who can treat it’.’—Olivet Optic. A show wiy soon start out from Char­ lotte composed almost entirely of Eaton county talent. The Misses Edgertons will do the trapeze apt . Hon. Franklin Wells, of Conatautine, has n line weeping willow tree, grown from a slip cut from a tree at Mt. Vtffnon, near the toinbuf George Washington, which was brought from the tomb of Napoleon Bona­ parte on the Island of St. Helena. S. G. Allen of Vermontville, won the 325 cash prize offered by Manager Thayre of the Kalamazoo agency of the Union Mutual Life for lhe agent writing the lar­ gest amount of settled business during the uionih of May. Bartholomew Mills aged St years died at Iris home in Plainwell last week. He was born at Sing Sing N. Y. The Maple St. M. E. Church at Battle Creek wiped out a debt of JUOOU, In twenty three minutes last Sunday morning. The first one thousand dollars being raised in ten minutes. Mrs. Ednu-ndson a former resident of Battle Ceeek died la-t week at her home I. Io ia,from tbe resultoljunoil stove < xplon A. ELDON. slon. Her remains were brought to Battle j . \ Abstract ami Beal Estate Office. (Creek for burial. Abstract Block. Ha.imgu. M . vy to loan on Real Estate Real Kstati Battle Creek is to have a ha- dsomd uew • . < .nitnissipn. General -conferencing. .. . n - . .u -nlete^et of Abstract Books, com­ city fire department. t tr<' Itecords, cun furnish complete ■ .• C F. BROOKS.Clerk. Tlie old colored man Brown, who for vents Uns lived thV life of it hennlt in a M. D.. “ring out” near St. Marys' Lake, nnd wire I was recently removed to the County ilrii M.pb...>,.o>c »«“* ••»««■/ tnw birim AM Ti.unL •act. at llol!owa> s dru> fro,u <ll?*‘aM ■ Brown was one of l 1 the slaves brdught to this city about the i close of the war by . Henry Willis --Bat- ,; DD. lie Creek. Journal. I, 1 hrec prisoners hi lhe Ingham cimnty jail I .,.., WK».... .... escaped. Gross negligence on ’tlie'jmrt of ;Jj the under sheriff Is charged. who bulled ; GROVE ithe dour Instead of locking it. ■ L Kiev in Tn on block, 11.tarings.. A CAPITAL Go to the - - Mich. 1140 $75,000.00. SURPLUS •lO'.OOV.OV. CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams fresh confectionery. and A. E. RENKES. javEiHvonui .tSES ass Chinese chew must claim our admiration by the manner In which the conception of a military game has been elaborated so as to conform with the realities of warfare. The Ixmrd is divided by an imaginary river, which the elephant and the king way not cross. The pieces are placed on the intersections of the lines, not on the spaces. The king or general, with his two guards, must keep to a square of nine points in the center of his side, with diagonal lines from corner to corner, along which the guards may move, the king moving oulyjurwanl or sideways or back­ ward ; the other pieces may enter this fortress aud pass through it. The most characteristic piece of Chinese chess, however, is the cannon, which, like our castle, cannot move without jumping over a piece, so that not only is the attack most formidable anil unexpected,,but it mu.-t Is* resisted, els. It is helpless. "The prettiest checkmate,'* says Mr. Falkener. “is with two cannotw in line." Here the second cannon girm check, and the king must move, for if another pitxe be inserted । tlie first cannon w'.-cA check. Nu-. . we may allow that if tbe elephant is me up­ *' no more should the cannon,for the . uarhed is n-.illy the most capable 6f 11 feat, hut the i-enins of the piece lies In s imitation of< unnon in warfare--ita n. jfe, the firing over hodlrs of tn • nnd its liability to< tpturc.—Lum. . ctfttur. Jerry Boltuh of Leslie claims to have > sold the largest ox ever shipped from Ing- h ham Comity. He sold it in Buffalo and it ticular peun! weighed 2,650 lbs. • Hastings, FRESH LUNCH,:-: . ALWAYS SMOKE Hastings City "Bank, When you want a Incorporated under the laws of the Stale of Michigan. THE BEST Open tor business Dec. 15.18M. . officers: D. G. Boblnson,President; Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. DELECTOBS: D. W. Reynold, B. B. Messer. D.G. Robinson, Chester Messer John Carve th. P. T. Colgrove. . 5 Cent Cigar In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, Has the only savings department tn In Barry County and pays * percent Interest ouall Mine HASTINGS, MICH. TOUR FAVORITE HOME MEWJMVER Iktreit The Leading Republicaa Family Paper of the Doitsi StatesW^REID ill Gram Rapis. Largest'stock lutely everything Write for prices FOR ONLY $1.10 ONE YEAR GLASS Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National news as any other paper of its class. Your Home would be incomplete without it. Written guarantee jo jiermanently cure ail kinds of.Rupture of both sexes. No palu; no <>)K*ratlon; no detention from business. For full fnfonn.-itiun nnd Illustrated pamphlet con­ taining Michigan references (free), address DR. H W. Man-H, or THEO. K. MILLER CO.. Wt. 101. 116 Mich­ igan Ave.. Detroit. Mleb. v. n par­ ■ public »ye. und he Several country stores in Calhoun Co. I h’ic eye is the • .c.ipant, _ rt'iiitiis State. Coliecttoiu have been burglarized and. apparently J>y ' lie place of r.-! l -ncc. j <7; people who like 10 live ' fv? the samti.'jM-rsons. , '.'here are people w|io I Ifomrepaftile I’liy nru suni st ■ .1.1 cruggl. Io pay all' Mvinorial day address al Cbar'.uttt*. ■ drug -u>rn.) . . i-.r'.u.T.-.. ami that with­ Willis Bishop tbe republican candidate out being g:. .it. Th:.- h reail.v siraugr. 1. Etfl’.Vi’E AND COLLECT­ for connpU^oner of schools of Eaton Co. j They are williug to bvhr the cro^- without' IN’! ^OFFICE-OF ’ QHAUTflUQUfl Inst mouth lias been elected principal of, nitfiining lhe crowr. The desire of these I'll . • <> C- Lit, , T»T peraons is to beooue notorious, mid be­ the Eaton Rapids school. rtFARTHEMT BUILDING Woodland, Mich. tween notoriety nul greatihms there is a The Marshall Statesman claims the 1 Cor. 48th and ST. LAWRENCE AVE, J. M. Smith, great gulf fixed. ‘ .histice of the Peace. Michigan Central depot Is a more ancient I It would be Incredible that there could structure than the Convent of IjtRablda I lie a entze for notoriety if it were not a well CHICAGO, ILL on exhibition al the worlds fair. And the established fact tint that identical craze surroundings would make an African jan- ’ is the craze of the day. Mrs. Bustom wears gle turn green with envy, silk stockings became her skin is so ten, ..Fair Visitors... r uuiijh-m; pbsuca Albion has a "Jack the Hugger’’ aud derithatshv cannot endure cotton; if Mrs. • ClKtULrtTIO^ TEItM- KlLtSt'iXAIHJ: several young ladle-and married dues too Biutom can only k- brought to believe the world is interested iu learning week. 75 qnires. have been embraced by him on dark night*. tlr.it Tho CHAUTAUQUA that, the summit rf Mrs. llustoni's am- . 82*86 Adams St The corner stone to the new McMillan .. lution is achieved. Angels and ministers ; cluitlges for advertisements Chemical Laliratory al Albion College was I u( ynice defend tn! T|rink of Buwtomi , fls ollies Tuesday- at latest to Wd last week with approjAiate ceremo.i But the amazing fact of it is that Bustom H m in; tlieHsbUe of the week I les. BUohp Warren wa- present and spoke j r,.Vels in his wife’s reflected aplendnr.—All 1 1 L W. ClarkiJ'Of I.akr Odessa lost a val-1 Round-. Tlie NewYork Weekly Tribune Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO- ' CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general political news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” arc recognized authority in all parts of the land. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and “THE BANNER” for one year FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN flDV/UKE. “N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1.00. ‘ We furnish both papers for - - $1.10 Subscriptions may begin at any time. Address.all orders to LOCAL NEWS. This • liable colt ln*-t week. It was playing in । s fleeting, inn H-uxt s • [j... yan| and broke a blood vessel. huiiMiiity iv- the ages 1 >o;i j Geo. Steward of Lake Odessa sold some -----------rags to a peddler and afterwards retneiuni'r >uak the seed 1 i*red of there being money in some uf the cab soak * the solution o<|»M oMiIok. In- Marted In pursuit and UM I.laiit anil tho oveltook lhe tramp at Clarksville and sublimai and lhe yield in- resaluyl hla moooy. nti:’4 American. .x(l>/ Ida Keene ot Lansing who has not lews Writers Assocla- been able lo see for nearly twenty-four on her •3«-d Of Ot liewsnews- years had onu an uu operation opciunon performed pv.iv> v. bV'J, composed ents to daily eyes at Anb Aruorand now cun see. i6 GENTLEMEN. A sewed shoe that will not rip; Calf, seamless, smooth inside, more comfortable, stylish and durable than any other shoe ever sold at the price. Every style. Equals custommade shoes costing from $4 to fc. AD1RONDA Paper at a lower puce than you have ever seen before. Theyare all first quality and arranged with win- borders and ceiling decorations aceordiig to the latest style. i ■ 1 j I The BattleiCreek high school will have I an exhibit nt the Worlds Fair. 1 We offer one lltndred dollar!- reward^ . The past season the two leading Eaton I ■ far any case of c;’arrh that cannot be' Rapids in-an dealers, W. Vaughan & Son jolds. inve and 1. N. iteyuuldk have bought bought and and shipshlp- j cured by Hall - caUtrli cur,-. ............................ -------- <f I. ped IH-U an ,Nevert c..uv..u00 bushels uf *" beau*. F. J- Chknky *. o.. I t of the health officers ' They | u;l. - l aid m Ann Arbor, June t|ave (,ut to the farmer- an average e t*"' J1 ,*’r* i<* auspices 6t the slate . mider’tk** anxiileeaAf state I ptjM. \\ o« 55 «.< a• [>u.—a fatal sum of 850 j Cheney for thf lost 15 years, mid believe him perfectly in nil IniniuvM rthe purpose of dis| ovu nut into circulation^' 1 ------ • homrable - . . Health. f< r .... . . carry ----------------------------. ------ri. ----------------*' ul " , transactions and liianelally able i • atm chc h-ra and Its prevention, auares-ea 10 every 10QuRe » llttle’excltemerrt was created ea:- „ut nny obligation.-madefy ...------------------------ . the their firm. addres-ed to every 1<»and It Is hupvd at ' IJ lr UUIUIUJ Sunday .rtttrnoun t>» -a ----couple dHrltw• West -- ------------A- Truax. -------------Wiotesale Druggists. To­ _ _ that __ _ ,.......... .... . . .from I! lurlou.ly I,. Into ovti-n town ht.l.llrirr huUllns an un infant lulunl if « ledo, O. m- del.gatr They luul driven »lx m « Waldlng, Klunan A Marviu, Wholesale ily. Quest unillui velum lo Ihojltielr armrils -ill be UlscUMed with the hone o» the deed run.all Druggists. Toledo,! 1. dthof everj • . ..... the tnfnni Infant hnH bad t-ikrn taken it a swaliaw swallaw of kerosene llnll sCatan h Cire Is taken Internally, . the lea< ing specialists of oil as a spring tonic. Not knowing the ben­ acting directly ujxn the blood and mucous eficent medicinal properties of the oil. tht y surface* of the ay<em. Price, 75ct*. per had sought a physician and his stomach­ bottle. Sold by al druggists. TestimonlOUR COUNTY pump. The fears of tbe fond parent* were' als free. soon allayed.—Eaton Rapids Journal. Washingtoii Gardner of Albion has ■ a secured to dej’ver the commencement Arr unpopular. B< there Is one form ot trust BALD HEADS AND SUCCESS IN LIFE against which no one has anythl a idn-nn at Nashvijle, June 301 T hat Is the trust wllch the public Henry Clews Rotates an Incident In WTilct Hood's Rarsapatllk and the beat of N t'liville expeett to have several new iriist is fully JuAtin.1 by the merit ol .-. Ho Figured us tho Hero. ■ -im >s blocks bnjlt this summer. cine. For. remeiber. Hood’s barsaparilla Few men in Wall street have a keenei CURES. N.ishvllle’s palatial depot came near be­ appreciation of a joke than Henry Clews ing n-unore. The lamp sprung a leak and Mr. Clews told a goal one on himself to t Hood’s Pill's are rarely vegetable, and do not look fire which made quite a blaze, but young man yesterday: purge, pain or grip. Sold by all druggists. a few parts of watrtr quenched it. "See my l»ahl bend?’’ began Mr. Clews bin eyes twinkling mischievously. “ Ol <• Im H. Smith and family who have course you doyit's-m-Kjrominent feature Dr.'Carter’s Hdney * Backache Tea '. v<l in Nashville for many years left for Do you know that I believe a bald henc Is a compound if valuable herbs that t-. vir new home at Tacoma. Washington, coo tributes to a man’s success in life. 1 week, and were given "God-speed” by. stimulate the Klc>eys to action, clearing hail t|ie impulaiioh of that village, who attended a reception some time ago nl Vtween tbe kidneys which Paderewski performed. You know the p*i3a?e« were avilrt: depot to see them off. what a frightful head of hair tbe mtudclat and bladder, wleh become stopped up in talk with J. J. England this week ho baa. Well, my friend Dr. Depew good na and cause seltllrpi like brick dust, and if told us to inform the farmers that Mich* turedly twitted me by drawing a compart wool would be worth Just as much as Ohio son between my polished cranial surtact not removed wtlllead to Dropsy, Diabetes, wool if proper pains were taken In prepar­ and the hirsute chrysanthemum that deco or Bright’s Dlseae. It regulates tlie four ing it for the market. All tags should be rates Paderewski. Important organsof the body, tbe stom­ , removed and the fleeces closely bound “ ’Don't you wish you bail that man t ach. liver, kidnya and bowels. Keep with fine wool twine. Heed the warning. hair. Clews!' said the doctor to me, pok them healthy yot need never fear dls- Woodland News. tug me playfully in the ribs. Brice 40 centa a package. “ ‘No, Chauncey,' I replied. ‘Every man ease. John Katberman of Woodland was aneslto his calling. If I had Paderewski’s head Carter’s Kldnr Backache Tea will cure ed last wrek for stealing a siring of slelgtmy customers would runaway, and if Pad that sick, tired ^ellng with a bad taste In lu lls from Barry McKelvy last winter. erewski bad my bend he’d lose half of hli The K.of p. lodge at Middleville has a musical prestige. That’s the way thing* the raoutfl mortngs. Carter’s Kldnjr ABackache Tea will cuie even themselves up. We don’t want Pad membership of nearly one hundred. erewski heads in Wall street’ sick headache, obstipation, dizziness, ami The Johnson House at Middleville Is re­ ‘‘This reminds me of a tearful event in ceiving a complete over-hauling op the ex­ my youth," continued Mr. Clews, smiling pain hi the back terior and interior. A large quantity of at the recollection of old times. “1 then Carter’s Kiduy A Backache Tea puri­ new furniture uno carpets will be added. had a very heavy growth ot long, silk, fies the blood, ail regulates the bowels. Dr. J. A. Baughman of Woodland has hair, of which I was naturally very proud. Carter’s Kidney* Backache.Tea is a sure While still a young man I discovered, to and positive cur for backache and In­ purtJbawd a fine standard .bred filly ot C. my consternation, that It waa falling out B. Lusk of Nashville. Her sire Is Barry rapidly. I dreaded baldness exceedingly flatnation of te kidneys and bladder. Golddust. Delton will have appropriate services for ‘^oration Day. Hon. 0. Tomlinson of 1 Unwell will deliver the address for the day. . W.L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE Economy In Howe Ih’coratlmi.-- -. — — . esla nil go"<l house kee|h'is. Nome little > TRADB MARK advice on tbh-.’.i.jeri. logeilwr with in- ‘ CLnnlnr'o •tructloiih how E;e taper can be hiuf by । ' ' xiv vxci io sending your ntdres W. MadPEATS. Departmeit B , 1 Ison Si., Chicago, a-CO-: ■ • •4-kly paper• rnwt in Kalamazoo 'be: lay. .lune 5th.j The meeting promises :.-■.»• in • ol great {importance and every . (.-nt wli|> can nitend will gain The sidewalk committee at Woodland was on a ramage last week, and a great number of defective walks were condemn­ ed-. OF FRAUD The following are of the same high standard of merit: S4.00 and $5.00 Fine Calf, Hand-Sewed. >3.30 Police, Farmer* and Letter-Carriers. 4.W UUU 4I-/3 >VI 4LTUMA4 UUU t>VJ «. Dongola, «»ca. 'tb«'h|Sr^ ‘ 1 Cures Jick Headache - -POStTlVELV CURES- H IRT DIS ESE, NERVOUS lootwear PROSTRATION, 'UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS! and* was sorely troubled. On my way Sold only by W H. Goodyear. down town to business I daily passed tbe establishment of Laird, «* olt* t“n®r‘ whose store wiA near tho old St- Nicholas hotel. Laird farale wigs and toupees, and _ _________ in an unguarded moment I consulted him. I , luffifes. ^thewori^ Rev. It N- Middleton. paatiir M. E. church. Cedar Spring*. Mich., say*: Sleep nnd rest were etrnngers t«> nif after preaching till I u»«-<l Adlnmdn ■ Now I sleep wiundly ami awake lerrcabud. and I can heartily n-comtnend it. • IT-pared by WHEELER and FULLER MEDICINE CO.. Cedar Spring*. Mich. SOLD BY W. H. GOODYEAR. For sale by WOOLEY & BRONSON, Hastings Mich. . HASTINGS. I TTI READ OUR TESTIMONIALS. .T ’Sl RESPONSIBLE ACENTS WANTED. DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF COLD TADLETS Will completely dettrov the deelre (hr TOBACCO In from 3 to c darn. Perfectly hnrmle**; caow no ■IckncM. and mar be given in a cup of tea ur coflee without the Xoowlcdge of the patient, who will VOLUNTAXILT »ton amoking orchewing in a few davx. , DRUNKEHHESS and MORPHINE HABIT . X. .TV”- ttim,by*. U..or<»r SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS. A few testimo­ nials from persons who have fceencurod by the use of During treatment patientr are allowed th; free utc of Liqu.it «.r Morphine until such titnc as they ahull voluntarily give them up. , Wo aend particulars and pamphlet of tealimor.tah free, and stall be jjlad to place oofTercn fromany of these habits In communication with persons who have been cured by the u*c of our TABLETS. HILL'S TABLETS are for sale by all rtair-cLASS >| VOUI ..... ---- . ■ -------- V .... you, by return mail, a package of our Tablet*. 7 Write your name and addret-. plainly, and *t*to whethci arc for Tobacco, Morphine or Liquor Habit. HILL’S < TABLETS. REMEMBER Tnx Onio Crxmical Co: D>arSi«:~I have been cring yctu e for tobacco habit, and foer.d it weuid. tintion as to our responsibility and the merits of abD0 NOT BE DECEIVED Into purchas­ ing any of tbe various nostrums that are being otftredfor sale. Ask for HILL’S TAB­ LETS and take no other. Manufactured only by B. M. JAYLOAD, Leslie, Mich. ----- THE----- OHIO CHEMICAL CO Habit. I received them all right and, although Truly yours, MATHEW JOHNSON, P. O. Box «c Tux Onto CaaarcAt. Oo: OaxTt.xaixN:>-it OBMTI.MIKN:1—It gives give me plea My son was strongly addicted to tho try yc-jr Tablets. He was a heavy amt but three davs he quit drinking, and will four months before writing you,la order U> know the cure was permanent. Yours truly, MRS. HELEN MORRISON. Cararcxt. Co, Cnrcixsan. 0. Address all Orders to THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., (la writing please aantion this paper.) SI, 63 and 65 Qpnra Stock LlUt. OHIO, �quires a tension or toe mmu wdmw « difficult to form an ide* of. and during failure and two cases of blindness. It ia hardly necessary to add that a considerable number of these valuable functionaries must pay tbejr tribute to the writers’ union Ml give up VUC *»•** teeauM ot dimeally lb pdUn* rellro,<l AlU»u«bll wi«W bare been •" boner lo aln, at Ibo W orid'’ F*lr'°11 th, alodtnla think It earned. artrt aloslcg Ove coo«ieuU»* Friday ereolnit. itaf are luokln, lorwird. with pl*** .Qd.-tJ, to lire ♦x. rwtrait Mav 30th to witness the great ’^11 game of the season between Cornell LMt Tl>»r«U> .1 10 A. M. U>e m. 1,1 bd L»w Bulldlr, <rM Glbfrel to owrtvwln, io «i:n<»* ib. piwe.nol.on by .luilire Orenl. Iu bobair ot tbe Alumni al tb,-mured portraluol Prof. Campbell and Walker. .Mier r. ry aflprepliate re­ marks by,Judge Grant, lhe pictures were presented to the Law Department and they now are over tie platform with Judge Cooley’s,the trio niaking.the original faculty ’hat started the greatest law school in the United States. Frank Cole of Ypsl.. rode hie wheel to Chi? city yesterday and returned iu 27 mlnatn. ’ He took In tbe little town of Saline ou the way:over, making a 30 mile trip. L. J. Goodyear made a flying tirp to the Normal city. Monday morning, ou his ■■SMcyole. The bamboo, the reeds of which are use­ ful in so many ways, is used by tbe Jap­ anese as a means with which they wreak bitter vengeance on offenders and enemies, for it contains a poison of a terribly de­ structive nature, which causes a alow and painful death and is al) the mure perni­ cious os it can be administered in a man­ ner that defies detection. ' The powerful poison is found close to the knots of the bamboo reed in the form of sharp black fibrous threads, which can be easily removed with a knife, a piece of glass or any other cutting Instrument. Mixed with water or food they are ab­ sorbed without being noticed, aud they -settle at once iu the throat or other air passage*, which they commence to ob­ struct, producing a wretched cough and Inflammation, which ends in tuberculosis and other mortal diseases of tho lungs aud throat, with ultimate death. Proofs of.this were obtained in experimenting with a dog. The symptoms were as fol­ lows: Loss of appetite,- increasing thirst, cough and expectoration, loss of flesh, protruding eyes, manifest anxiety and op­ pression, with death following in a short time.—Chicago Malt Attention is agalu being drawn to the excessive number uf our general officers. It seems that up to the present dole we An EnglHhmau Aboard. have 1,938 generals, of whom 336 are “re­ A good story on the imperturbability ol tired" from the British army, 367 are "re­ She average Englishman was given ovei ' tired’’ or “unemployed” on the Indian list o»ic uf the table* in the St. Janies hotel anil, 374 “retired” from the Indian staff ■ cafe the other evening. The Englishman corps. There are some 600 rtr 700 who are inquextion had been asked aboard u yacht?' not really generals, but bare retired with *t New Rochelle last summer. It was a , uonorory rank, yet they are all drawing .•mall boat, with a low deck, only a foot or , pay of some sort, directly or Indirectly, on Xwo above tlie water, and with a low rail the ground of past services. as welt When he; came aboard hta host; Accoroing x. E. Knox VOl .re According lo to urnrrm General T. there took him aft to be introduced to the tadlca!areouthe Britlah llM fleld mar>hai# on board. The Briton put on his best so- , wh(j do nothiBgt fifteen generals, forty-four ciety manner, made a profound bow with . lieuUnant generals, !06 major general^ and fell the dignity and grace of a German . e|gtjlw.n local and temporary major generetanciug master, and (ben stepped bock, I who an; ^employed, but drawiug •till bowing, to make R more impressive, of pay all the same.—London His deliberation and backing were carried — — Tit-Bits. _________ __________ • little too far, and he backed overboard. Early Application of the Clepsydra. He went splash into tbe water, coat tails flrst. As he went he grabbed at tbe small The earliest application of the clepsydra flag halyards; of course they broke. Ab he principle to produce motion wan by Tsiang could not swim a stroke his host lost no Bang, A. D. 126, who miuie an "orrery” time in reaching over and puiiing him up representing the vuc apparent ********* V — • motion of M the by the hair. |I L —.,^7 bcdl — around -= earth, sthich heavenly bodies the As the Briton scrambled onjleck, soaked ; ^-as kept going by dropping water. •to the skin and dripping like an April sky, ! In the Sixth century of 2.the Christian _ era he looked at the bits of broken twine still ■ an instrument was in use iu China which in his hand and sai«l; in a r" ‘““ — J“ ; indicated the course of - -• • *rather condetime •by -* tbe weight •cendiog critical tone: —-------------.. . j of water as it gradually came from the --------- waud "I t.ay, old chap, .hat awfully rotten beak of a bird and was received in a vesm*l xigg'nK you have in this country. Why , on a balance, every pouud representing a don't yon get the r«ai hemp, nowf’’ ___________________________ one-hundredth part of the day of twentyThen it occurred to him that ho v.:« wet, 1 four hours. About this time mercury beand so he accepted the offer of dry flannels gan to be employed in clepsydras instead In the cabin below. Presently he came up ’ of water.—Boston Globe. with a pair of white flannel trousers on, so I---------------- —,----------much too small that they fitted him like i The Best Period ofl.lfe. ■tighta and his legs looked like sausages. ' The best half of life is In front of the It was a positively unique sppetade. I n)BD of forty if he be anything of a man. On being remonstrated with he went be- ■ The work be will do will be done with lhe low and put on a loose pair uf brand new । hand ofM master and not of a raw apprentrouM-ra They were bls host's best pair. , The trained intellect does not “see The Briton made himself perfectly at home j mca trees walking," but sees everything tn them. He sat down on the dirtiest parts cjMr nnd |n just, measure. The trained of tbe boat and leaned against tarry things temper does not rush at work like a blind sntll the troasers were past redemption. [ bull at a haystack, but advances with the That was bis first and last invitation to cahu and ottered pace of conscious powihat yacht.—{New York Herald. vr and deliberate determination.—Vick’t ' ’ Magazine. , -OFFICIAL WORTING IN FRANCE. ' j j Fifty-one candidates assembled a few i days ago at the Palais-Bourbon to compete | fur oue ot the vacant posts in the steno­ graphic corps of the chamber. Their ex­ amination funftsbes the occasion to say a word upon the ingenious service which permits everybody to assist nt the legWative debates, while seated at homo in his armchair. Tho first serious application of stenoglow tho Bpeeehen tn the Chamber of Tutu........................................................mm* . -nMOOO UAlULrtlSE. For Ure "“““'■".“’SThlre our .111* rlbboo Ml. I>« ” o^on ordered a larp qo«»U'r as s Mie at prices no one will dare read, ai tn Racket , ................... ........ »».•»»» uXT^'^T^-^reb •rum •*Slat. ore «. «■: «ou». U“*'"a, duburllredud ,*WO bj"X*.'?*'51,t,‘ Tur B*C«T. Oldludle. ^erloud ta pr.l« < o»* b*u- Tire IUCKBT. CORRECT----- AUrst: Chrstk* Messer » , „ H. B. Mr*.h>u’-Directors. W. H. Powers i Boatings Market*. Apples per bu. 1-00. Butter, 22 to 24 Beans picked per bu., 1 W) to I 75 Corn per bu.. 50 Eggs per dor.. 12 to 14. Hides Mr lb., 4H. Hum. live per bund., OS'1 Hogs dressed. T.tfl to 7.W. Hav per ton. it.to to » M>. Lard per to.. io tottfc. Potato* per du., 6 k Bye per bu..». Tallow per lb.. 4. Oats per bu..Xk Wheat, ml per bn., th. Wheat, white per bu.. 67. Clover Seed per bu . 4.00 to 5 00 Timothy Seed per bu.. W. Barley per bu. 90 to 1.10 Onions per bu. 1JM) to 2.00. Do not buy .ny “l"1 you ree tbe ejjle. end prtrw it «» “• «. 11 will P*y Kf ,rem ” “ 10 cent. We'ahall receive 300 l»ir» of gola shoes to sell at from SL«3-to this week. See It £,“k2alch fur 81.75 to >2.00. at tbe Racket ™ We hare 50 pair of ladles WM,k,n* to sell for 95c. see If you can match them for •!.!». at tbe Racket Hosiery. we «*“ “ve you from 3 cento per pair and somrilmes more at the Racket We handle more Un ware than any house lu Barry coanty. Why? Because we sell the cheapest The Racket. If any oue in tht- bounty will offer you notions or tin ware cheaper, let us know and down goes the Drier, at tbe Racket. We get ribbon two or three times n week and that i« «to<xl must sell the cheapest, at the R«cket-^^i THIS W66K STRAWBERRIES. Try (Garwood’fi perfumes, they l**l | them all for sale at an ounce at the Racket. Who wants to buy 12 good mh. size of glass 9x15 also 2 food doors. See the Racket Bring us your eggs. Bananas, ' 20 cts. dozen. California Silver Prunes, 20 cts. pound. California Evaporated Peaches, pared, 20 cts. pound. Choice, Figs,. 20 cts. pound. prtee. Highest market _ The Racket. Simple, Convenient, Safe, Economical, Durable and is the best baker nov. on the *11 out with the drew form corset nt 95c at the Racket I market. Try one and you will be convinced. Ladles water proof shoe dyeasmg for lOc at the Rackt'l. New Louisiana Cabbage. Cove Oysters, 15 cts. can. Fresh Clains, 15 cts. can. Egg Baskets, 25 cts. each. THE RACKET A full line of Canned Goods. Best 50 ct. Tea. Without elevated tank, tubes or drip cup and lights instantaneously. We will have a new arrival of flowers j this week at the Racket. These goods kept in Preservo case • and are always fresit and nice. California Riverside Oranges. The Leader of all Vapor Stoves. GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE MERCHANTS. special Try it. Best Coffee to be had in our 2 pound cans. Try it. IOF flams 4 VaflArmaQ. FROM Sale Parfa.- !. Anri-t Days. Old os the hhlory of the world Itself 1/ ihat of the queen of flowers. The ancient Greeks and Romans reveled in roees; they were lavishly at their feasts. In the lima of tbe republic the people had their cunfi of Falerninu wine swimming with btuoms, and the Spartan soldiers, after the battle of Clrrha, refused to drink any wine that was not perfumed with roses, while at the regatta of Bairn the whole surface of the Lucrine lake was strewn with flowers. Nero at his banqueting showered rose- re, 1 **“ •“* "*,e” ii"“ iSTJ? ih8 f . ®f a °°bI*with h,t presence the host was J 'r “AY conipellwl u> h.r. 1.1, fountain. pl.rlnM ■jmre UUcM lo lb. offlcfal rerelrea HI. [ In tfcc ,0’nn5 compatriots of the Oise sent him to tbe , place in the form of a rose pudding.—Phila­ smile in 1879. His colleague was St. Flo-' delphia Times. con, minister of commerce in 1848. Abroad a considerable nnmber of celeIwatrvl men began life in this modest proA good story is told of n late Dublin doc­ -fesakin. In England we find Charles Dick•Jens, Lon! Campbell and John Payne Col- tor, famous for bis skill and also his great love of money. He had a constant and en­ Jier. riching patient in an old shopkeeper. This verbatim report published by The Dfllciel is the result of a division of ■ work old lady was terribly rheumatic and una­ ble to leave her sofa. During the doctor’s carried to ita extreme limits, not on ac­ visits she kept a one pound note in her count of the fatigue which it occasions, but Land, which duly went into Dr. C.*s pock­ on account of the necessity to give the et One morning ho found her lying dead -•(speeches to the printers about as soon as on the sofa. Sighing deeply, the doctor ’they are pronounced. Twelve stenograapproached, and taking her baud in his he ?phere suoceed each other .every two min­ vaw the fingers closed on bis fee. . -ntea.at tbe foot of the tribune. The edit“Poor thing,” he said as he pocketed It; ling "in dear style of each one of these “sensible to the last!”—New York World. ““takes” requires from eight to ten times ns much time as the “take” itaelf. When It Im terminat'd the stenographer returns »»■ main xeu, ana they’re not sure about Shakespeare, and (with a burst ot indigna­ f, thedesk to "take" for two more minutes, tion) I suppose next they’ll be denying s ■ so on to the end of the session, which , ia Mcsjdetdy wnHe'n out about twenty that Columbus discovered America. Big Jack (carelessly)—Oh, they’ve done mixruto. after the adjournment. that already, my boy, and I dare say they’ll AaMher stenographer called the "re­ prove presently thKt-America wasn’t dis­ wiser” takes obeck notes for a quarter ot covered at alL j ■ an hour,-in jailer to have a clear under­ •Little Jack—Why, if they should prove a atondj ng luf.tiiH discussion, so that he cair that — that America never wna discovered— • do’.’el.’til tbe takes of his colleagues and fill then (aghast)—then we should be just no\ic<hB gnps. Iu addition to the embarrassment of the man who, after having assisted at the dis­ cussion, for example, of on ihierpotation upon the Dahomey quicitic^, returns after t Tremiy minutes tolhea^ k ftscasrion oh . mmething else, .there is d'ffirulty and Among the Goto race of Abosani, in northeast India, It ia not only tbe privilege but even the duty of the girls to apeak first. . orators. M, J. “tcua*'' , Next to walking rowing la one of the beet exercises for strengthening the chest and invigorating tho frame. ror instance. Is "uu- MMQLEK DOINGS Gold coin jjjg U^a^Nsilimii Baai itotes.? •“JljJ' aanaical and aoelal «reot ot t»o ,«"• Sr orrealrei ot Ure eoarert by 'bl Ho.pio Sy aStaoi- This 1. ihelrtbiid conrertal UBouacaa. Loans and discounts......-- ................S Stocks, bouds. inoitgagra. etc.^.. Due from banks In reserve dUn i.noo* Furulture and fixtures ,.1M 2 ' .iarity and the rapidity of his Bees never store honey In the light, be­ ' which attains the maximum of 1‘5^-n force, 940 words a minute, while cause honey so exposed granulates and la .ue average rate of speed » 180 words, and thus useless to the bees. represents seventeen or eighteen lines of Tbe Officiel. M. Clemenceau is also very difficult, while M. de Freydnet and M. Rol>ert McQwsln to Hanford Chatterdoo. 25 a. Bouvier spare the reporters by their uni­ ’‘whrjrT^Srccvto Henry L. Newton, parcel. formity. The reviser is also charged with the cor­ ^g^anik^tttoMsry Chapman. K 4 of 8 E >4, rection of the proofs, and his work is some­ times prolonged until 4 o’clock in the ^PatcAtcSurer lo Corti F. Wilkinson, lot M. morning, owing Co the alterations in man­ rhi lhm’ add. Nashville, vna CO crer to H. L Howard, tots ll and U. uscript of else speakers, who often go be­ b'k. 14. MiddtrriHe. •». „ „ yond the delay of midnight allowed them B-f ter Mead tobeymtmr B. Preeton, l a, see by the rule. It is, however, his duty to “7‘ St'l’iaa* cSu to A. C. and A. U. Morgan, •upprena all abusive corrections or altera­ tions, and to give the matter its final reto JmUh Marine, lots, city, Geo W.Watl whdoo. The recruiting of the stenographers Is !». «««\ria W’’.. „ extremely difficult. Tbe competent men ClmrW Roxrart to I*, and J- Bailie. 30 are so ran’ that the chamber has been •oWigsd to extend die age far admission to MAY 5th to MAY 20th. b>93. Witch Cream. i4.GO|$3 O0shu s f- r §2.50 $5.00 shoes for $4 00 13.501 2.50 4.50 Nourishes the Skin. 3 25; 2.00 4.00 For Chaps and Sunburn. 3 50 2.75 Heals, Soothes & Siftens Inflamed, A most delightful loion for the Toilet. L’.‘ed after washin;; after shaving ; before retiring. Hard, Dry or Rough Skin. Comforting in Humors a id Eczema. New Hoon Tea Manufactured by C. H.A J. Price. Salem. raws DBS sms. W. It QOObTErtR This sale is for the following lines: Rockford Shoe Co:; Guthmann, Carpenter <fc Telling; James Hiison, Rochester, N’. Y. These are firsf-clase goods and as we are going w change our line of men's good’s we will close these out at the above price for the next two weeks. May 5th to 20th, at SOUTH SIDE STATE ST. Repairing by J. C. Woodruff. PAGE WOVEN WRE FENCE. Try tins tea if yon never have, aud you will not regret it It is winning in popular favor every day. We solicit your patronage and know that our goods will please you. Give us a trial. PHILLIPS & PRESTON, Between TIME ui MM EluUeRy Is the most toiprUnt feature In a siniMiito wire fence Those। who dispute this ave not tried our coll spring article, or thej are interested in some DowelnHUc fence TF you save time you 1 money. You cad save a vm* ich. amount of Dewwra. time if Myou an-’ 100K’ ing for guarantee. The Grocers. FARRAND & VOTEY Organ Co., arc making the World’s Farr *50,000 organ. Moral: Buy the best at a reasonable price. • HARDMAN, FISCHER, ■ HARRINGTON AND STARR PIANOS, A 1 Quality and Low Price. I can write you the best and safest life insurance written. Write me yout*wants. G E. INGERSON, Actwr. Nashville, Mich. THE KALAMALOO TELEGRAPH IS One of the best papers in Michifan. The Weekly Teegraph can be had for 5 cents per year by caling at this office. or any kind of buildim- ® ' ial> by coming diiwtlj to u nnd not only that, you will eave money'by tyUJih? u” We are posted in our business and dq enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get a living. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-05-25.pdf 3c434567851aefb78ffe6ebffc5f944e PDF Text Text rhe best Advertis- -------------- . jr ——Largest Circulation w- • Hastings Banner. ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 4 Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK. BBO9.. I wish to call your attention this' week to my complete line of HASTINGS. MICH. COUNTY NEWS. A7< w process, quick meal gas OLINE STOVES, GRAND RAPIDS NEW GENERATING GASOLINE STOPES. Leonards Cleanable Refrigerator. Ice Cream Freezers, Lawn Mowers and Rakes. Lawn Hose and Attachments, Screen Doors and Windows, Wire Screen and Poultry Netting, plain and barb Fence Wire. IM VAN VflLKEFBUKQH LEADING HARDWARE DEALER OF BARRY GO. HASTINGS, MICH. UNION BLOCK. REPAIRS BLACK TENNIS SHOES . THE BEST WHOLE NO. 1930 HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 25, 1893. FOR THE Champion - Nacbes, Both Binders and Mowers. Machine Oil, Hay Rakes, for'the boys. Hay Tedders, LIGHT. COOL and EASY. Sulky Plows, Walking Plows, Double Shovel Plows, “Ratchet” spring tooth n/lbE. . Harrow, ~ - ZILL SIZES. Wood Cap spring to’th Harrow, And complete line of Top Carriages Road Wagons, Lumber Wagons, and one horse Wagons. WOOLLEY & BR2NS0N. Jesse Townsend 25 WANTED! YEARS SAW LOGS. I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. f STERLING INLAID SPOONS IND NOBIS. CUSTOM- SAWING. - J. L WILKINS, SOLID WEAR. 4 Is the length of time that agt A rn warranted to last. Also -emember you fet a Present—“Good 'orm,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewele ry store _ Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. Mr. Elmer Schoolcraft, of Kcndell, has opened a fine line of groceries at Milo— Com planting for ’93 is' completed—Mr. Marion Flower is very sick—Chas Store has 40 lambs from 38 ewes and 10 pigs from two brood sows—Mrs. Johnson and Miss Carrie Reed took In Kalamazoo last Saturday—Arlo Cortrlght, of Kalamazoo, spent the Sabbath with his parents at Hickory Comers—Rev. 11. T. Hafner preached at the Baptist church at Hickory’ Comers. He tqpk train for Kalamazoo this a. in.—Mrs. Chas. Polley, Dell Nor­ ris and ixjttlo Honeywell all took train for, Kalamazoo this week. The two latter are student* of the Baptist college— Rev. VanAntwerp delivered a very able sermon on Columbus Saturday evening at Milo—Un­ der the luflnence of the past few warm days wheat, grass, etc are on the boom— Cleaning house. The writer Is looking for a new boarding house for the time being— Prairieville Grange, Subject Temperance, did not draw a full house—Barry Co. Pio­ neer meeting last of June. The president will interview the officers as to program some time this week. . .Cressy. , Sarah Barber the teacher of the schoo1 at West Creasy who was so ill at the last writing, died Thursday the 18th. She was a graduate of the State Normal school at Ypsilanti and was greatly in­ terested in her work. At her request her sister Miss Carrie Barber has taken charge of the school which commenced last Mon­ day-Mrs. William Davis of l^onidas was the guest of her sister Mrs. W. Fisher Sat­ urday and Sunday—The funeral of Ida Fry aged about 10 and eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thumus Fry was held here last Saturday. She had been a great suf­ ferer for the last three or four years and death at last came suddenly and quietly to her release—Twelve Cressayites visited Kalamazoo on Saturday—Fred Barber and Oscar Anderson spent Sunday In Kalama­ zoo—An ice-cream social will be held at the parsonage Saturday evening the 57th All are invited. •________ G. on Sunday—Mr. and Mrs. H. Brinin­ stool were under the care of Dr. Troy last week—The warm weather brings many visitors to Fine Lake of late—The meeting at the Gregory school-house on Sunday afternoon was quite well attended and good attention was paid to the word spokCarlton Center. . The heaviest ralnfull of the season fell last night Those who. hgye not planted their coni are in the soup—Mrs. Carpehter was under the doctor’s care last week. She is improving at present writing—A^ J. Oslen, of Ijinslng, was in Carlton Satur­ day-Henry Bronson who has been tus­ sling with lagrippe for the past two weeks Is on the gain—J. Carpenter has gone to the Valley City to work. Jud Is a good boy and we do not like to see him go—Mrs. Nellie Stilwlll went to Grand Rapids Sat­ urday evening to remain for some months —Emma McKinney returned from I the Valley City Saturday—The apple trees are not blossoming very well and only a few winter bearing trees have any blossomp. Mrs. Pfander, of Battle Creek, is visit­ ing at J. Schafhauser’s— Mrs. Green.' of Evart, is visiting her son, Ed. Green—G. W. Tomkins, John Tompkins and O. H. Philips with their wives also. Mrs. Dr. Powers and Mrs. Calvin ’ Smith attended the M. P. Quarterly meeting at the BrlckI’eunfield Sunday—Mrs. A. W. Wilcox died suddenly Monday forenoon. Her death was looked for at any time yet un­ expected when it came as she was feeling unusually well, getttlng breakfast and washing her dishes as usual, but about ten o’clock she called to him, said her head was whirling. He assisted her to the couch where she expired almost instantly, closed her eyes and went to sleep, seemingly. Three yearn, April 4th, since she received her first shock which reduced the intel­ ligent woman to a • cldld. She was tho mother of eight children all of whom ara alive and married but two. The highest tribute that can be paid her, she was a good wife and mother. Her funeral oc­ curred Wednesday from the M. P. church. Rev. Spafford. of Bellevue, officiating. Business college, Ypsilanti, ast Monday. They were accompanied t Jackson by the latter’s mother, Mra. L. F. Wilkinson who will spend several wr* s there—Mr. pected resiJoseph Mercer, an old and dent, died at his home Sa The funeral was held at the of Batal church, Rev. W. I), sday another tie Creek, officiating—On funeral was held at the chut ch, it being Dial of Mr. Frey^ another iq [ed citizen— Mrs. Joseph Godsmark, ,of Colorado . Springs, Colo., who has been spending several month’s with her husband’s rela­ tives here, started for home last Wedne*day, accompanied by her daughter. Miss Louie Godsmark. She Is In much better health than when she came, which is the object she wished to attaln-LRev- & JFleming and the Misses Lucy! Mandy and Nellie Crane attended a church conven­ tion at Owasso last week—Mr. Atwood Is able to be out again after a severe attack of the mumps-j-Mr. O. A^ Nicools received a visit from a childhood’s 'school-mate, Mr. Goodrich, of Albion, last week—Mr. J. Godsmark was stricken the i second time with paralysis last week Friday—The la­ dies Aid society met with Mrs. Henry Hughes last Wednesday—Mrs. R. Whit­ ney and her sister, Mrs. L. Wallace were ari elegant up­ each made the recipients of an right piano last week. They v|ere presents vh from an uncle Ip Goshen, N *• wbo from died very suddenly just one! the day he sent the Instrument S. E. Cook of Charlotte Snndayed with friends here—Miss Greta young spent Saturday and Sunday at pome—D. 8. Fleming of Jackson was the guest of his parents and sister a few hours last Friday —Mrs. Hindmarch and Ava Boise were at Grand. Rapids last Saturday-L-Chas. Put­ man and wife are in Chicago this ’ week seeing what they can of the World’s Fair —Dr. W. H. Young returned from Chi­ cago Saturday where be spentitwo weeks— Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Roe are at Chicago taking a sight at the World’s) Fair—Mra. ' and Mrs. A. J. Beebe were at Hickory Corners Saturday and Sunday to attend the funeral of a relative—Frank Parker while breaking up a box at thfe depot Tues­ day morning hurt his foot with an axe so that he was not able to gut up to see the iflrls at the P. O. In the afternoon. It is hoped that his smiling countenance will ’ not be missed long from Its accustomed place. Baafleld. Last week Monday evening the boys serenaded Harry Bellinger with mualc, and were treated very kindly by the guests of the house, who brought out cigars and complimented their music, and then all Dutton . went away thinking that they had a good More rain fell Monday night through time—Mrs. Rev. Van Winkle Is laid up this section of country In one hour then we 'with rheumatism, so she Is not able to get Dowling. around—Mrs. Elizabeth Westphall went knew what to do with, surpassing all pre­ School has closed here one.week account to Washtenaw Co. last week to see and vious records—Mr. Dodge Of Plainwell of diphtheria—Dr. Van Horn returned visit’ her sick son—Some around'' here was the guest of C. B. Robinson last from Chicago last Saturday after making planted com last week but this week it, week—B. C. Pennock was at the Hub a throe weeks visit—M. Aldrich had a will be general—This week Saturday the Thursday—C. A. Van Amburg was at monument erected in memory of his wife people are wanted at the eraettry to_0x Augusta Thursday on business—Mr. GUIlast Thursday—Miss Elma Bryant was call­ up the graves of their loved ones as vrtML aspie of Hastings showed in Blackman ed here last Friday by the death of her as the soldiers graves—Sunday at the nu- 'hall tp a good house the 18tti—Mrs. nlece-Frank Goddard and wife of Boston ua! hour memorial services will be held Albertson has been quite sick butM$ some are expected here next week to make It at the church and the grand army boys better at present—John Doonnn will their future home—Last Thun-day the will be there In a body and seats reserved paint Lew Williams’ house, occupied by the Grand Rapids Marble Co. erected a mon­ through the center of the church for doctor—Lew Williams’grandson has a new safety—Will Chase returned from Detroit ument In memory of Robert Traver— them. last Friday—Mrs. Warjvn Williams of Orphla, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hastings was the guest of Mrs. Backus Bryant entered into rest May 20th age S years. She suffered long and patiently Arrangements nave been made for a Friday and Saturday—Web Belknap with diphtheria. Slowly and sorrowfully fourth of July celebration here this year— has quit work in Kalamazoo—John the friends carried her remaius to tlie cem­ The first resbrters to come here this sea­ Enwanliwlch aud his grizzlies showed in etery at snnset on Saturday, and conslgr ed son were a party of five from Kalamazoo town Inst Saturday eve.—* R. Gwin It to her last resting place. The funeral last Sunday—A txaveUhg«how, consisting aud wife visited Dr. McBeth at Gales­ services were held on Sunday at the M. E. of five bears, a monkey and clghjen or burg Sat—Mrs. Whitlock was lu Orange­ church by Rev. Van Winkle. We extend twenty persons ‘tof the dark Mexican ville Sunday—Web Belknap has gone our heart felt sympathy to the grief strik­ stamp struck Cloverdale last Monday. It to Benzonia, Benzie Co. to work in a ed family in theirbereavement. was a curious medley—Frank Doonon Is mill, running an engine— W. H. Cluse still quite sick—The brick ystnl shut down moved Into his new home Saturday last Yankee Springs. —Decoration services will commenje on last Tuesday on account of wet weather. Fine weather prevails again—Last Sun­ Tuesday morning 30th at 8 o’clock. The day-was the opening day at Streeter’s land­ different orders will participate in theparing, there was not a very large crowd radeand from here will go to, Prairieville Mrs. 1). O. Ward returned fawue from Music was furnished by tho Wayland brass and decorate the graves, thence to I>dton. band—The sick are reported better at the Kalamazoo last of the week—Boni, to After dinner all will be led to Blackmans Fred Smith and wife, Sunday the 21st, a present writing md no new cases are yet grove by the band and the parade boys -at heard of—Miss’ Emma Raymond Is work­ daughter—Miss Vina Parker Is assisting I 30. the re will listen to a speech to be at the Perkins house—Art Stone, of Low­ ing for her sister Mrs. J. Duffy this week ell, was in town last of the week—J. Roush delivered by O. Tomlinson of Plainwell. -—The Duffy boys are preparing to build a new house and barn this summer—The is on the sick list—John Karcher had the misfortune to fall from a building while Born to Willard Waters and wife on farmers are busy preparing to plant corn— J. M. Burpee Is Improving the looks of painting last Saturday, injuring himself— Thursday last n daughter—AI bn rt us Miss Myrtle Kingsbury is visiting her Blackman Is visiting his brother G. A. his store inside with a coat of paper and paint. Joe Is a bustler and he Intends to aunt, Mrs. E. F. Sayles—Fishing seems to Blackman—The druniDkt-boy of the Rap­ he the order of tho day with Freeporters— pahannock, Major Hendershott, will have do what is right by all. Burt Brayton, of Byron Center, wna in an entertainment at the M. E. church June town over Sunday, the guest of bis par­ 7th. under the auspices of the Ladles Aid ents—Miss Myrtle Yarger is In Hastings Society. He will be assisted by home tal­ Fanners have made good, use of the an employee of the American house—J. fine weather the past week In preparing Alwlne and family, of Bastings, spent ent Come and hear the best drummer io the world—The Odd Fellows invite the cit­ the ground and planting corn, the greater portion of which is to be planted—Burt Sundag with H. Mishler and family—Miss izens of Prairlarllle to unite with them tho Lillie Culler Snndayed with the Misses tfcCall and family visited with friends In Sarah and Melinda Steckel—John Mish­ 12th. of June in their decoration—ChasBuzzard has sold his farm to Peter Bailey \limo Saturday and Sunday—A. G. Cortler has gone to Ha»tings to learn the ear- for $2000—Albert Storms has lately added right aud wife made a business trip to Kal­ a new bay window to his house—J. Earl amazoo Friday going on the read—We are penter’s trade. is moving his house and will build an addi­ again pained to .record the sudden death of another one of the esteemed members The social given by the L. A. S. last tion soon—Decoration day will be observ­ ed same as last year. The decoration of the of onr community. Mrs. Wm. Marshall Friday evening at Harry Bellinger’s aged 38 years, was summoned on the 18tb to well attended. All report a pleasant |lme graves at Prairieville in the forenoon and leave her earthly home with all Its attrac­ —Miss Macklem spent Sunday with exercises and speech by Mr. Tomlinson, of tions and a kind husband and one child be­ friends at Hickory Comers—Mrs. Wm. Plainwell, at Delton In the afternoon. sides a large circle of friends ami relatives Marshall died the 18tb, after a short Ill­ who deeply mourn her departure. The ness. The funeral occurred Saturday and pall bearers were her five brotln-rs David, was largely attended by her many friends. First Lady—Yea, she has made a terrible Thomas, Nona. Gilbert and Waller Searles. The deceased was universally esteemed test ofTsyr affection for her! A large number of friends attenjivd to pay and the bereaved friends have the sympa­ SccondJDitto—Cruel thing; wha$ I* it? the last respects to one who was held so thy of the community—The Rov. Mr. “Shu has sent up from Beverly for me to High In the •community where she was Fleming will deliver a memorial sermon get her ten yards of galloon, leaving it op­ born and where she has always lived. The next Sunday at the Kinsley school house, tional with me to get a twelve yard piece. funeral services were held al her late res­ at the usual hour 2:30—The L. A. 8. meet Whichever way I choose it will probably idence 3XmiIe» east of here ou Saturday with Miss Addle Robinson at her home make strained relations between us for­ 2 p.m . and the burial in the east cemetery. Wednesday p. m.—The Y. P. S. C. E. ever.’’—Boston Transcript. Rev. Pope officiated—M. M. Rockwell re­ meets at the school house every Sunday turned home from the Worlds Fair Satur­ evening.^ Mrs. Geo. Winters leads the day evening having cut short Ills visit on next meeting—Mr. Andrus, County Com­ Io Rome there is much talk u>«ut an old account of the mumps—A show composed missioner of schools, Is to hold an eighth beggar who used to frequent the doors of of New Mexicans pitched a tent Friday grade examination at the school house, the Church of the Minerva, and who, dying night here having several species of bears Wednesday, May 31. Patrons of the lately, was found to be pomcraed of 100,000 and .other animals to exhibit, making school are Invited to attend. francs, which he had left by a properly mirth for the youngsters. Al Bradley and drawn up will to his three children, who Rutland. wife visited friends In Toledo returning were completely ignorant of their father’s home last week—The Hickory Corners Rev. Grigsby spent Friday in Rutland— wealth.—London News. . Library Association will give au entertain­ E. Gorham has returned from California— ment at the M. P. church on Friday even­ John Dawson had a lively runaway while It Is said that diamonds—especially the ing May 20. The entertainment will consist on bis way hume from Hastluga last Thurs­ class known as “rose diamonds’’—are likely of recitations, vocal music etc. Admission day. The horse left Mr. Dawson and the to explode If subjected only to what would 10 cts. All are cordially Invited to attend. buggy in the city, bruising Dawson some­ seem a very ordinary degree of heat, such what and breaKtng the buggy—C. H. as strong rays from the sun. Stuue and wife have returned from In­ Beautiful weather, plnnty of work and 1diana—The dwelling house-on the Lohrr You may hare the courage to fight, but the blossoms of spring—Mr. Charles farm lately purchased of C. H. Stoue, but you must slowly learn to use th^ sword Schoon of Bedford Is dew*. Hi» death oc- I still occupied by him was burned 'o the while there is no need for it, or when rhe curved In New York state and his remains I ground last Tuesday with only a part of enemy appears you will be worsted. were Interred there—Hiram Colman has the contents saved—Fred Benham and both masons and carpenters on bls hands | Archie Chase have each a pet fox—Far Thu Royal Amateur Orchestral society at present—Married at the residence of •I mere have’been busy the last few days ibe bride in Roas. Kalamazoo Co. Mr. Will­ preparing ground for corn and planting is under the leadership of tha Duke of Ed­ inburgh, who playa first violin. iam Frey and. Miss Mary Geer on Wednes­ the same. day night May 17. They have for a long HadCuru. Feasible purchasen of electrical machine* time lived In thia vicinity and each have producing remit* at all extraordinary are Misses Lou NleboU any Mary Wilkinl__ __r _______________________ . __ a wide circle of acquaintances and friends who extend their hearty congratulations— sou, eon, who have been visiting their parents '’ adviasd advhted to enwult cowuli an expert electrician beMilton Gaakill was visiting his brother S .E. here, returned to their studies al Cleary ( Jure vanwriug their money. �seemed to him M ho listened, with a stilled pulse, the faintest, most distant chorus of voices. neighboring COU NT1ESth« top, »t toe “Crt-l «p»« wberoili ttood the temple, he e»w Iklepel etobdlM ™ \v. W- Clark, ot Hopkina ho jujt had tlonlew. The old prleet teemed lest to • nav S7 for a musket be broke at the end meditation, but he beard the sound ol !hi war Rather than clean It up for an approaching rirftor and yet turned MESS’S'S? not until Eric laid a hand npon hu tooulder. Then he etartod. tor he recog___ ____ _____ __ nized Eric, and grasping hie hand rn«l. | Ouiterhouto Q , rhonk. for tor m.me «m>e timetime. JJ® **Ah, my brotherl It give, me strength , f-rwurd wu. di<cliarged. --------- - and .„a « vv)*en ius P«J and hope to see yon. although I knew renchnd l>lm, quite rreentlj. Ui<' Sr.rSSunta»l"> •"? U"d' you were safe.” | ... “Yes, safe, dear friend, and we win Sum 11 waUhlul II lw l» ric11ere tomorrow’s sun sets. I am Roing to send word to Kulcan to be firm and yield nothing to Chalpa, and I think wo are going to oome out victors even more to rScoo him duUl “ *“ >1,uoa‘ 100 easily than you expect. Chalpa is the Tb, new Itapttat church •' one man wo need bother about. When Minted Sundiy. A nilutater. Irouilblcn he is out of the way the rest maybe dcllrcreti the iJdreu. managed. But, old friend, you must The K. O. T. M. I'j-'kc « Alle«te. «r» take some rest, for you will need your .............. .............. It - is _ now late." prepteniinu <-•,«“S; strength tomorrow. ••Yd. it growl late; but.tec, the pco- ( UuD be belt* there June l«h. pie crowd outdoors; they will not go to isoj are expecW.to be pre«n . their beds: they cannot sleep." . Shn.tupk> of Wayland, has in hls ••All th. Utter. I Ctei pwamoog. wblch once belonged to them unnoticed, for I am going to Leia Abrahaui Lincoln “""“'ZL^X’err.nd.-Wda. a P.w P.w X1V ,u” “h? th’ Btfier expedition. and waa bI. dwarftribe. Inhabiting cans roc a roof, a pile of Krl ’-TT" W ud gunuy Mckc nnIr«I bed, a few old cuna and brri^J'k** against the clay,bank for a britk btb, buMUki and m“*t2'a Ue^Mrlb o? the, banana W, gW, clclui, cbout SOO Im point where the w«t Bidc S.nitlj5 n Une cro^ M Slavin’, mad in land. The cave Is dug Into t kn P°T1' rt-p blll urf I. ,um<*ully bru.1, cud UM> to Ki,. b, ““ “• ’’'fb^luK'b. I’rtmrfidwIthdaj.tBd Mcludoo L. MCiua to dMlrt. The c»». U>, old tuun Ut„ ln . , ‘“PlcwJXt; crush this rattlesnake, Chalpa, forever to work with. Th. only u.,11. uw.1 broken toord, Ucl »Hh piece, with a handle ibai wwaXT*"1 Ung dr tree. UadugaiUhaU^J?* Srof a pleeeof twig from which th. long, ten IM wide end is ImS* “>• .u, Stl> b.d 1»«> drlren. wblcb waa emplojed toe bank le hard , r“ . Mra dnriutr the I fnv. y “----- Another curious plp« b made with! a ^aod shovd comd nw . trreal war. Anmnct from a shell ell which comes cornea from New !'\> t., . . • tnri-e wcess. I ue tlx.-UMii’U of °“vhite th.- i>ii*s in the iretteteim- fan* In the clay Show that hi: look i-Jt ___ _used __ » «» amount of earth nt a rjnie. s:rt hL*“?4 iden of the hilori-iu1; u*k ,.«• bj? roof h,msdv a few eroi-xlirams JSSil”£ toU“ EaSSsg: Thero was a strong fascination in the ’ board to Eric. He felt a sort of miserly greed creep over him as his eyes roved over the mas*; the old vases fall of gold Anst, strangely shaped utensils and fur­ niture. meaningless trappings of all sorts, shapes and sizes aroused his anti­ quarian interest and his cupidity at the time, for there were fortunes in nr^ta-Ttehom. AH.n-teDlib.prto- •» top V, l..re >.. k.,| .... t • -T> ■ingle objects lying there upon the tiled . riwl pip. uw< 1 lu ill. wmtotea pteUcu iff i"!«' p11 rep. ta a inj-irr,-. ... .r d pavement; relics of the prehistoric past KiJltab ria,, anil a l.l|» ol tbl- J-ralpW cod.i.w nt >naw. M that nations would vie with oue another Ha utzctl a long iron knife. MeUwdtat church there the other SunoV. to secure—not for their intrinsic value As a dream it seemed, to come to him I1 , u. in . uu t the night night tthwe. here.--Pu rlin:*! Qn-goaiaa" ~Pvriy .>l Qnigoaaa. alone, but for their ethnological interest. from some. faroff desert space, like I •Not rurr. Eren were 1 recognized I «nd rfter “not Tmeth- njfnl for a <!ny s labor in that district.— the A great golden calendar, a circular voices of the stars. Yet he surely heaxd don't ' think any man would stop me; I , «,l“; disk, with strange obsolete characters it, faint, but clear, the air. of “Axnie carry many lives in my hand, Iklapel, odist goat. B«kn wte mnrkol I,, *11 over its surface, lay against the wall. Laurie,” sung by mile voices in unison, lrm, and they know it But go to bed and Perhaps one of the mo»t Interesting rd- bile .Mteprlte-on.. ■■ What a prize for a museum! And he and it seemed the sweetest sound he had IM <ff Im of antediluvian date ev< .-seen io Provi- , dle»tlr.» —WM WAYS OF THE BORROWER. noticed several figures of animals, well ever heard. It was for but a few mo­ sleep, for we are safe." dencc is nn old piano vliich, a few days b®’*’ York ^Wnne iiljldi t.«»k *.qw Ho went down the broad, grade! de ­ modeled io gold, and among them stood ments that it was audible; then it sank aao was In » re-iair shop on Richmond The wiek.tr-d tin-weap,,, waja * regal elephant with greatly curved away in the deepest silence, and he heard scent and reached tho ground unob­ Xtel Tbl< old lu«rum«nl 1» ot lh» -filnrt '[''’Tl'.J11' '' ' ■>*n "'•'•teriril'la Which Some McM Uv®. tn-ks. He looked sharply at it, and as his heart’s loud beating. He looked up served. There was nobody near the tem­ should have given thana ll.Srewr.old. U IIbouuhl U. zboold fi.ro ffivro Lin. LI. r. !s i -r fat* lbu One of the l»est sgente of a lanjc B«uon he stared he realized that it was a model at the silent stars and caught his breath. ple; the priests were busy preparing for -------- ------- ._k — Akidrnn taMtri, house ha* a propensity for «|)j-nding more the festival on the morrow or about to ^d h .Sool loBrirtob II bl th. ! ” * wWt tb,0rnu.n. in-miniature of the extinct manimothj ■e. !l^<Ur,j„ What madness was this? Had he truly seek rest. Farther on tho people sat in thnii he earns uufi borrowing from friends J^;, “i3.,.,rj..bnHllrf.ooek.ot Unodon. ------'«*“"• P™r-- Itafio.l ' “There are pictures of them in the heard the voices, or were the sounds but startto keep things moving. During a •»»«*** hit- r <•{ sttrr ■acred books,” said Jan-ila when Eric some fantasy bora of the hour and the groui» about their doors or upon tho ful trip to Springfield he nut »bort and England, aad bear* the date of 15a) upon ) dan when - • Napoleon's lower range of roofs. Those among Aj v.-flhad pointed out this wonder, “for I have uight? ’ । was handed by Gem-rai borrowed from s number of his customer* the front Lo:.r.l ever the keyboard. j-.ufaj whom he passed glanced at him, but One man who loaned him ten dollars be­ In tbeHauth Keuaiugiou mu n.-um there helm; the napkin that bat «een them often. The pictures show After a little reflection he arrived at ReiBe ’ s flag of truce mv.-a Liu, ms Jau-ila's blanket was close up about his Is an instru.. ent i-f the tame make which gan to get anxious about it and wrote sevxnen spearing them and being trampled the conclusion that what he had fancied ears, and they did not recognize him. He crnl letters to him, in can- of the Boston has been carefully preferred, and which La souvenir. Aud then with duiuntaacoob under feet by these same monsters.” 1 he heard was but the result of mo­ a® he walked right <cro» th- battlXi} reached Leia ’ s door and saw that a light always an object of curiaiity to visitor# to They lost no more time, but started at mentary mental derangement, supt-rairough the still glowing r.rubers of i ° Tlie agent tore them up as fast ns he re­ the mu*eum. The inatrument bear# th# . once fur the chamber under the temple, diiced by the recent physical strain to burned within; he halftd, nt a loos how battle, reach'*! the frontier, made for the ceived them and conrt/ned the piecesta date of 1521 and was made at Bolognal nearest railway station and got toBruiifo for Eric remembered well the way now, which he had been subjected. It could j to summon Bari forth, but at that mo ' the wastebasket without a thought The Conaervatoire at Paris I* also th# j went Eltza. now a large girl, came from and they reached it in a few minutes. Lave no other explanation, aud he re­ ■ The Springfield man decided to make s proud posacasor of a similar instrument, early next rnoraiag. He cuufd not tele- / Noiselessly they entered it, and the two solved to be careful in the future. His ' the spring with a jar of water upon her trip to Boston and leave an order with one which is also a source of e»vy to antiquari­ graph from there. ! head and was about to enter the house His own story was that whtn he ten*, priests reverently, for both had been reflections were uiterrupteu interrupted by uy we the apap- , ueuu! of the wholesale houses fur his line of ans, and wm made two year* after the Bo­ . | goals. Before leavlug home he deter mined logna lUMtrnment on exhibition at Kings­ dered his message the people at the office^ , there before on solemn occasions. This preach of people and the sound of female when he stop;*. 1 her. SSc«. H« n£k .leupte into th. .luulnw "«“>«■■• “»"•■ ,h" . refused to transmit It, scouting him m -■“ -----i LuUh' : tocnllon the agent, with the intention of ton. room held tho ark of the Atzlau faith, •••»••• — ■ [. . ' collecting the ten dollars, but the order Quetzalcoatl’s vessel, and it was a sacred of the trees, and hurried to a position ।. witmn. .... A# there appear# to be no record of the cither a lunatic .or a "bear''bent on cre­ “Yes," she answered, looking tharply ( njw (0 w g[V,.n ,0 {mother firm. c. existence of any Instrument previou# to ating a panic on the Stock exchange,-bet apartment, into which none but priests where he could command a new of his 1 I at him, but not knowing him, for his When he called upon the agent he had 1520, it I# safe to any that the spinet piano I have heard that be had not the cash with ever ventured. Listah extinguished the own house and see all that occurred. |' -r«<* -------. e was strange dark. । worked himwrif to the highest pitch uf In­ In this state h the oldest in the world. In him to pay for a long message Anyhow Thngroup.i.protetM.«»dh.«uwthat, urn.to her and ?. candle as soon as they were fairly in the be came to London, getting there the day ' "Tell her. child, that one Tell her. child, that n is la here te.. with digiiation. with the Intention of giving fres outward appearance the instrument is sim­ but one after the bat tie, In time fur a short cellarlike chamber. A few narrow shafts it wteLcIa and three of her women. She • ■ ■■ expn-^ion to his opinion of men who bur- ilar to the grand piano of the present, al­ of light shot through the crevices, but hud been talking gayly to them, but low- ■■»««' O>“ Luttah, » ho would tee , synopsis of his narrative u> be printed in a 1 row money aud do not return it. though considerably smaller, but the mech­ they could see that the light was diiu cred her voice as she neared the dwell-' her at oucc. ., n , ' The Springfield man walked into the of­ lata edition of the Pall .Mall Gazette. It ’’.nt In. and m a moment old Bari fice with fire in his eyes. But it Undue anism presents a striking contrast to th# appeared nt length In ntxt morol&g's and that darkness was rapidly approach­ log, wh< re rite uxptKWd to find ChalIa. ' modem pianoforte.—Providence Journal »•>'■ There waa. a prie mweent effect on the agent; When he recognized ( Tribune.—Archibald Forbes in Century, ing. They heard footsteps upon the Bit Chalpa hatl beard their tetitre. and ‘ hjs crvuivur tight flooring above, but *they ceased a caine out to meet them, holding aloft; moon low in the sky, and its hght fell Ids creditor uv he jumped up. grasped. _ hl* . mumoni later. Ln the Ukraine, Russia, the woman doea one of Eric's candles. The light fell on ^pou her face as she looked »t h‘m w™ . band, wld be wa. glad to him and In He held up a warn- q^iredabouTaU the folks. I-------------------------- .-----------------all the courting. When she falls in.-----love. Every friend and acquaintance of Jay 1 They waited a I !1 hour in deep si­ his swarthy face, showing a look of, ? frightened gaze, r -» to •- hide k-..i. bis u;5 - ThatSpl! right," said tlie Springfield ! with a man she goes to his house and in- Gould knew the story of "the nian whe lence and almost complete' darkness; fierce, triumphant joy; in the shadow of ; “8 finger as he atoop-.*d o " j | man, "but will 1 have to take my money , ‘forms v * of the state of her •feelings. —** »• him If got a pointer." Tho sU?ry\wa' .ufollow*: then Erie reached 'out and touching his brpws his black eyes flashed like * , . . . ! .. ‘Bari, do not speak; 1 como from Lis- out in bluff*" I be reciprocates all Is well, and the formal Gould was very seldom UMertaln or un­ Jan-ila upon the shoulder drew him those of a snake. He was plainly sup"Ban., -------------------------------marriage bi duly arranged. If, however, civil with bls employe**, nnd while te • yqu whether • ■ My dear close and.whispered: prised at his victim's visit, and also at, to ask you are rihll his fellow,” said the agent, “1 ( must confvra 1 am';rut|inmed of myself. 1 he la unwilling, she remain* there, hoping mado no promise* bo w ns rather desimi "You go up the ladder and lift the her easy manner, so at variance with wife and fnend or Chalpa s slave. received your letters and always laid thi-m to coax him to a better mind. The poor to see those who served Um thrive aod "Why. what mean you- Rhe ‘‘J- aside with the intention of sending the fellow cannot treat her with the least dis­ feel on good term? with tin: world. Mr, trapdoor silently and carefully. If no that of the last two days, and Eric‘could ; one is in sight, slip out into tho room see that be wo# wondering what errand claimed. “1 saw my husband today; he money that day, but reully the matter r.l---------<w---courtesy, nor----------------------------------------has kfe the consolation of bo- Gould on one otxru>ioti t- Id a faithful mai, wo ,c0 BO=h 1 do , ways seemed to slip my mind. 1 cannot _ and then outdoors to find Iklapel. If had brought her there. As they neared ing able as her friends Li In in his employment nl-out Mime things hr ™ to turn her L- out; case would feel bound’ to avenge the- wan going to do. HL*'(dVct wasloLart he is there, call him softly and tell him the door he stepped toward them, say-, his bidding and no other s. I tel! you how badly I feel alxnit It. How such —*-a -------------‘------------------------I “But you guard Leia, who is Chalpa s much did 1 gel that time?" insult, ills remedy, therefore. If deter­ the man apply the iulGnmnioa inhtaown ’ . we are here, ready to act. Be very jUK> _._____ I "Ten dollars," said the_Springfield ______ ,man, ___ . mined not to marry her,,Ik to leave his way and gel the benefit of it. Some tim» careful, my Iwy, and don't get nervous." “This is a strange hour for a maiden victim, the sacrifice to the god! lieginning t,j to feel thlat that tii-rliikn« perhaps hilie hail bal bei-U bet-u Tiotuc and stay away as long as she is in afterward be asked tliteniani! he 1*1 Without answering 'Jan-ila quickly to l>> abroad. What seeks my sister "Aye, but Listah did not forbid me. ' Isejrllining ' n little too hnsty. J(. A similar practice to that in the betterv! himself, xs he Ini! been sbowo I and it is my duty.' mounted the ladder, and after a mo­ ht.re-r "Ten dollars, Jyes," sahl exists* nu.i*uj( among ikiv the Zuni w trilie of In- the opportunity. The man mid no. that ««T> ni think think vnti nn uuiuui', r-S imw .4 the iuv agent'elu i.-u 'Ukraine u^inuic cauiij •- of• you - - •_before »B : “ But, you, w-nnlii would Oni.fxnl Quetzal likn like tlvrly; ment's pause cautiously and almost im­ “I• q^me to beg one favor "jn.t step tbi. way and I will get dlsu®. Ths woman doe. all the W1, he was afraid that if He w.mld act « perceptibly opened the trapdoor. They I diej’aftswered Leia, throwing into her ; J I I ' lv for you." Then going to the book ' and also controls the situation after mar- ! the information it wonil ’I ,-m like using saw him disappear through' it, and it voice all the pleading, plaintive tones 'Ue ““ K°“® an(1 ,0It 8110 ! keeper he tr.ld, "Jti t let Mr. J—U have : riagu. To ber belong all tbe children, and ; _Mr. confiuer.oV ti 1 .'••wusdrao __ Gould's ____________ was closed softly. she could command. “Let me see my . waa, and he will protect her. 1 'do no ten dMllnrs, will you, Fnd? j descent, including inlieritanoe, is also on — **- ” tage. Mr. Gould f >t- tile f t. : time w*An hour elapsed, and then Eric went brother and speak to him for but a little ' wrong in thinking it. , ,nle bookkevp* r band- ■! over the money her side.—Baltimore Herald pected.his faithtei! fuN n!:: :.'' foie wac: up, and lifting the trapdoor peered out. momentf T c«nnot go without bidding1 "Yes, he will protect her, nrni you without any trouble, and the Springfield---------------------------A dark form, aud one which he did not him farewell. fnmw.-ll I would see kw him alone, for «hall ^ help him,-"” be 8aid said,- «taudtog standing up be- man became very sbituu.Jy The uf the Three Hall*. olP Wm run > of • t the opinion i a« 61m »■ recognize, sat in the doorway motion­ tomorrow I cannot see him. I am re-' fore her and revealing his face. “Do that he had ma le a mi»:.nke in forming The The three three glided balls used by pawn­ which I hare hinny time. ■* less. Its back was toward him. He sigued—I will go to my doom quietly, not start—1 am Quetzal. I have re-,““ch *n',nfftV'r,u>l*’<-«nnnU-of the agent. . brokers uA' the three gilded piils "«*vu raised the door higher; he could see no­ wilHnilv if 1 can see him just once : turned, but it must not be known until Hi# nmuner chnngvil. and after talking . the Florentine bailing iiouae of the Medici of them at a time, crv». moreT . Ij tomorrow. This you must do. Tell her *• ^Und. lomomw. von mint do. Toll her I »"b<l. lb. l,o tewnj. « elote -rljud. j ri.un,„l „ their til.ir iSqwi when they tocame summer qri-niugv ami »<■ body in the room. Whily he stood there ...I .must n«lr (’haltm 1 IbnSprlnnlteld u>«. vb.u luu in i.- •• i ti ' nrivatelv .t.. that she to' °'vr' 71,e spring fluid iboucid man thenwtriu,,. thought :Tl,« wealthy. The founder of the family had wondering, looking upward he saw the .“Yes, you shall see him, he said, prltatelj that she must ask Cnaipa to lt U-tter u. Irad tie agent to believe that i>«.a a medicua? hu children went into same way back to lib- ; ■ !■ thing! h«r« to have one last conversation . he had nut erne to the city for the epecial liking ri?h; th^ifi^edTu been quite voluntur'. opening in the floor above fill up with a /Tis but a little thing you ask. Tell , ... „ her , , , , ,. ... । uv umi uum-uw w lui-cuj iw mi- pjicudi baukiue mm cot rich: tuer oMunu-u the notice*I, they inv-s.-ib; -. j up.to see il \ dark object, and be quickly closed the . 'me, can I not grant a greater boon?’ dies, She bhq must j purpose of collecting the ten dollar*, and canting coat of arm# anui of the pill* pills, and hung they had time t . .• • ।| 'with nth Kulcan before she dies. any -‘urpriw trapdoor amt held his head close under it "I ask nothing—nothing but to sjieak 8°^ go to Chalpa Cijalpa s house, ‘lou^‘- where her^ her brother , *V«>k<: spoke about ji be onler be he wanted flllix!. filial. Fe , them out to show where their bank wa»— came—for inriane . ■■■■ movements of • . to listen. Not a sound reached him, but | is confined, and tell him 1 am here and finally gave it to the agent.aud went home ' their bu»-lue»# bring largely in the nature will KinitA tlio rnttlzwzyuVa thnt li,y h ’ ltl mf.it,' m nikl -ib.* nrw* .t ____ i ---t-i. . __ i _ i_ . ki . ... after a long interval he felt the door “Enter, thou,” ho mid, standingmdde; will smite the rattlesnake tomorrow. satisfied that he hHd made a mistake and of pawnbrokinx fheir rivals cauftbt on distance would• •Lew. —____ i_ jithVoffie am­ for it. । to the Idea and hung up three golden ' iety before the pltuigrwo* made. I move. He drew away from it and de­ "your women shall wait here. No, they yield nut, nor be disconr- , | In due time the onler arrived. W ith it , balls, and so their successor#, haring given ■ also seen t-nakt-n swim kcroi* streams tn scended the ladder. A. pair of legs ap­ shall return. Go," he continued, turn- aged, for ho will yLe s.:fe." B not not nt Chalpa’’ss house,* house.■ ®,n,e tbe1 he Springfield man looki-d up kinkin'g, retain the lialls as the emblem the same way, apparently to bask on the peared, and then the funn of Jan-ila, ing to thorn; “return to the city. I will “Kulcan b nt Chul]K* •Th. pric« luu takS him j “» Pfi-brokiug rid. at zb. burin— Bari. •' ' - - . 0 | sunny side.—Cor Londe. News. ■who closed the door after him. He had bring Leia to you when she is ready.” |said ------------------ *--------------------caused no nrore noise than a serpent in Leia had entered the house, and the to your dwelling, uut beyond the city, | uitem: ’cln: ’ i —----- - Ail this tijne. Grasping Eric's hand he women, after a single glance at Chai pa’s and is with him there, for he says he To borrowed muney.. ................ ..SU • whispered: face, quickly departed. He stood for a w4n will occupy that house »>«• himself ’•—'« »• here— ।I -• The agent had made no explanation te • “Iklapel was upon t^e roof, and I went little time looking-after them, and then to tlie and iiauauowco bad allowed mat: mat: w nr • *** *’“v ,bookkeeper -'UVfc*rvpvr ujiu to him; 1 could have escaped down the followed his victim indoors. She had 1 “The deuce ho .. has! their >A>ur>M-. roursei The SprimRlekl man —w. ’’ ejaculated Eric, to lake ».«■« me opmunicai a ..... few words, delivered her “That is cool! Very well, she—must go ' “‘’’v gi ts his onicr# filled—elsewhere, —Bds cutside pathway, but 1 wished to return already, .... , in ... » -----, ---*? — null « ... « . stealthy . ... •j zb.., —.. nt oucc. cs, ...... of your ____ worneu can I ton Heral 11 a. tetet.l’l Cbalpn's there Some . to you, for yon will need me. Aza the message, and. when • . . • • x' -JW’.’ ' yv -va-ww'. • Sleepy Onu guards Iklapel; Kulcan is footfall came to her ears she was caress- attend her, of course, and conduit her • confined in Chalpa’s house, and Iklapel ing her brother and bidding him be com-1 borne on her return. 'But there is no! Since 1805 there have- been twenty-seven' ■ ’It was ’hard’ for Kulcan * -to conj.­ ■ time to waste: she must go immediatefears that they will prevail upon him to forted. Interment* in Westminster abbey, not In­ •I 1 Iv;Urfore hastento. now, but bo cautious." side with Chalpa after all. The people ceal the joy and hope that tilled him aud “ could reach to. dec. It!I cluding the temporary reception there of nre greatly excited and ready for almost brightened" his face, but fortunately : anything. Knlcan’s attitude will influ­ Chalpa, now bent upon another scheme, ' opened, and Leia came forth. Going । mately removed to America. Ths names ence very many, and I think it well to noticed nothing; he was delighted at the straight to Eric, she threw her arms j of those buried there are in the onler of their interment: Algernon, duke of Northinform him of your safety. Aza could turn affairs had taken, aud now that ’ about his neck and said: .. . . . .. "Mj? told me you you ’ unrbcrland; Lord Palmerston, the Duchess be influenced, I believe, to coine over to Lein was so completely in his power his —z own! Something w »u »uu pro hero. Rlmuuw) tm<. us and carry word to. Kulcan, for he— thoughts had taken a new turn. i were here. Blessed, true k»«w heart, to come 1 Dowager of Northumberland: George I fifth duke of Northumberland; lad y I Kulcan—will never weaken if he knows —— — —- . ,w»,y After standing silent in tho center uf to me when I needed you s<\!” Sir John [ -------------- , Charles Dickens, Str you are alive. What thinks my wise the large room—from which he could Se kissed her many times, hushing -Palmeraton, Herschell. George Grote, Sir George Pol* master?' see the two—for some minutes, he ap- ber voice thus, and then said: ■• .ttert.fi.. rfC.M. teitk-.b. “f lock, Lord Lytton, Dr. Livingstone, Sir W. I Eric pondered awhile; ho knew Kul­ preached them. Kulcan, his arms bound j ‘‘You must go back at once. If you Sterndalo Bennett, Sir Charles Lyell Bl»hcan’# weakness and shared Iklapel's by thongs, raised his eyes, and Leia arp seen here it will ruin all. Bari will on Thlrlwell, Lady Augusta Stanley, Lord I ffear, yet he dared not depeud npon Aza, turned toward the crafty priest as he . tell you for what I came, and tomorrow Henry Percy, Sir Gilbert Scott, Lord Law- ! , I a^1 tho trouble will be ended. Have pa- rence. Sir Rowland Hill, Dean Stanley a tool of Chalpa’s, and one who might spoke: betray them. He know that the ele“My brother and sister, {dike not these j tience and courage, my darling. Go into Mr Street, Darwin, William Spottlsroode. weld Ma wr*- toe—n- It la bartel.... Ch,, I— meat of -surprise would be the ffrwtertJ harsh, uncustomary measures which *we the house now, dear, at once.” Lady Louisa Percy, Archbishop Trench. «M» Maith. It wta anew too* M»w* »» lt_fetoer.Jy? factor in tho next day's work, and he” -bad- to atfopt. Methinks no other Katun • She obeyed silently. With one long Browning and Lord Tennyson. The Per­ desired most of all that Chalpa should. feast has been so inerred; it is an ill I to*1*! look she entered tho house. Old cy^ claim a prescriptive right to be buried n*fa and practical!' remain in ignorance of his escape until thing when those so young as you show ! followed her and closed the door in Westminster abbey.—London Tit-BiU. the last moment. Many plans came a spirit so strangely bent against our behind her. Goldjuulth's fltnpldlty. to him. At first the thought !of send­ ancient practices. Yet ’tis because you (cosTOfxnn).] Goldsmith’s fame was grafted upon a ing Listah or Jan-ila to Chalpa under are both young and headstrong. Leia, boyhood of wholly unrecognized capabili­ pretense of submission came into his it seems, has at last become resigned to The discovery of a method that would ties. “Never was so dull a boy," wm the mind, but he feared to lose the services the will of Kinchahan, and will go protect an individual from cholera would report of the relative who first undertook cheerfully to Chalcu’s dreaded altar; but be of great usefulness, for In India, the to teach him his letters. At every school wished to evade them. The city gate or either in this crisis. Other plans aa home of that disease, the average annual we hear of the "inspired idiot" of the fu­ leading to the orchards and to his own w.ak presented themselves, were dis- mortality therefrom in the dtlea Is 3.32, ture as a “shy, thick, awkward boy,” the constant butt of hte companions, by whom house was nigh, and he went out into the xuljsed, and then he thought of Leia. and In the country 1.52 per 1,000 living, M was thought to be "litth better than a fields. He rapidly scanned his chances of get­ The army statistics show that 2.48 per cent fool Johnson describes Goldsmith as "a After walking awhile he camo to his ting to her. Jan-ila informed him that of the European soldiers are admitted to phint that flowered late," and even during the hospital for cholera, while only 0.QS mill, silent and dark by the riverside, she was in charge of several old women, per cent, of the native soldiers are nd- the four year, of hla college course few aud then he thought that he would go the chief among them being old Bari, mitted for the disease, but the mortality— signs at genius were discoverable. But beyond and to his own dwelling and see Listah's wife, and by her help he fan­ 33.00 per cent, for the former, 83.5 per cent however late the flower, the root was there and ol Gold.mlth I, ma, l» «ld tn a S if he could spy out anything there. This cied he could obtain access to his be­ for the latter—is almost equal In the va­ scouting savored so much of the roman­ trothed. The plan perfected, the next rious epidemic manifestations of cholera in cisl sense that the child was father of the I lie and perilous that it was fascinating. various parts of the world the mortality man.—Ixindon Standard. thing waa to act. It brought back his boyhood's dreams to After unfolding his scheme to the oth- has often exceeded 50 per cent, of those him and filled him with a queer sort of era he exchanged garments with Jan-ila attacked. If, instead of the cramping imprison dime novel heroism that waa positively In 18S4 and 1885 cholera was epidemic and rubbed earth upon his face to darken in southern Europe, and in Spain in the wot Of boot, .ml riiora, ,b« foot front thrilling. hi. Mptata. id tacwiM hi. -.^^"Xirre^n^teTiS: Irtf^c, wen rilownd a f« and natural It was within two hours of midnight rolrer upon him asconiied the ladder. | there were JmoW 120,Oto aeertut There dn.dopm.ut. It may ba qaaatlooml The moon, which waa in ita last quarter, wbtebnr, under rack rondltloo.lt ml.b-. Ar« still est motionlete, protably in a; were Mty-one person, affected in hung almost over the horizon in the far not b. randmd capable trf partomtw end of tho canyon; the air waa so still Hound sleep, in the doorway, but he cau- • thousand living, and tho mortality was no oUter function, balden thoaa of looomt tiomdy and -silently closed the door and ' !*r 080u These statistics stimulated In­ . that the soft murmur of the river came ly climbed the next ladder." vj*^**®” to attempt to solve the problem tb» .M razulnlng th. weight at the bod; clear to his ears aa he stood in the shad­ Certain at Igtat It la that acme unlock three swrusw ,ton« to tn# the temple, temple. m 2? TLllZZZ. to cholera.-Dr. There wefo tores T~^—< ~ a a ow of the trees and looked toward his a«eh which creaked-uu-. T Science Monthly. dwellin,. Snddte.y7Sr.iino;'™ each with with its tt. ladder, taddte.whichcrMked.no T*' Annatrun«ln Popular PoputarSctane. Month!,. mortal, born without anna hare maaants Jooea a knife, fork, apoon. pen. paint’ btraab^andoro. nolle bow.^l|h£n CASTOR IA for Infants and Children. nj do na �jlORTGAOB SALE. .viP2 fe-ew tniul- tn •»* io ‘t-i "'the f. r tim Oo'i O Hlrem of it ’ Your Painter has often wasted time and material in trying to obtain a shade of color, and has even resorted to the use of ready mixed paints, the ingredients of wkicn he knew nothing, because of the diffi­ culty in making a shade of color with white lead. This waste can be avoided by the use of National Lead Company’s CHINESE ^l EbTiON, ' PR^BYTEFI'AN5 IN - Washington, Eh* 8«naatlnn df’.ho General Assembly Supreme Court Decision Dis- '1 "a-Su w«k i. CUSSed at Cabinet Meeting. ! Expected to produce the sensation of the THE SUNDAY SCHOOL i ILESSON IX, SECOND QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, MAY 21 A .ornstpondent write*: “In answu m> Mr. H. W. Tburpewowl’s egpeneiua, of tm aquatic bare. M.rae flftecu year* ago i hirx a young gentlelDAD staying at my house who went out for a day’s fishing on the Thame*, and as he was witting iu the pun* under Quarry woods a hare was chased In • the fields opposite, when it sprang into tbe Thames and uwaiu-for the woods, and nty friend caught it in the landing net in mid­ stream. I well remember how delighted he waiyrUh bi* catch when he brought ttf home to>ny house.’’—London News. t Mrembly, the debate on the Briggs 1< WM RMlmu-l Tb.. it Wo^.1 c™,1™"- ln •hap" it «iU >®u>e Him of five .uii ir-ri. niuei' UurrTh:>n .nuonev!. . UP not deftnKcly stated. The Chi I ♦».’*/ ° 1 cport tu" ; record of the appeal from the action of Chinrre la the G«iry who Has. Not the. New York presbytery has been Compiled with th« Law—lu-quests a placed hi the hands of I the judiciary Court of Inquiry. # t committee, of which Rev. George D. The chapter opens with wise and loving Washington, May 17.—At the cab- llBakor, DD., of Philmlelphirf, is chair- counsel from a mother to her royal son. Light literature bolds ita proper and. inet meeting yesterday with a full atn ». «. . L „ She would have him to be a true Naxarito ,! ■ n---hnit '•> Mi'icb ©4>( tendance, the Chinese* nuestinn n« «-nn» 1 . °«OTl?® D> Baker, while not the first nono the world, of but friena to the tnu desolate cteaouMe and auuupuuuUruble ...m»v place iu ......... . letters, _ and a1real op- ' g !»> Which sold te- These tints are a combination of per­ Dlicated bv ’ choice of the “«« in tb” preth.friend poor -d th. n«dy. Cornp^ u decision of tho supreme awembly for moderatoL they gave him t. d in the office of the rctfifectly pure colors, put up iu small cans, , < ‘>uutyoi».Uie ut dayjitf court, was disewtrnd from every point their votes after Dr. Dickey had do ­ Num. vLl-8; P*. Ixxil. !-« jlnd who ran clath)gMjll) fr|volous and foollah peopJu .-»nf nu'rnouM'. p-‘Sv NM. and prepared so that one pound* will or view aud it is understood that the , clined to have his name used as a can­ help thinking of Him who « the true abowa it in his manner, even when i» virtue «>< tile power «>f tint 25 pounds of Strictly Pure White ■ < «•__ -• z*-..1 .1. »«Aw1lorr *n . __ _ -ml mortaw. and the Lead to the shade shown on the can. conclusion reached was that tho law , didate for the office. The committee brightnem of God, tor .... each, according to better company, »o the foolfch girl or boy imide aud j-r«»vbtcv1. nolicicould uot be enforced for the reason : wiU probably report tomorrow; upon Young, ia the meaning of Lemuel? whose mind la steeped in trashy readix* Uni <>n Saterdar She By this means you will have the best that there waa no money available for 1 tb.e regularity of the appeal, uud %. 1-. IW3. at wn paint in the world, because made of‘ Then follow three 23 verse* of our leaaon soon betrays it in many ways, and one c< that pnrpuee. The net only carries an . wh‘,Pier or »°* U be entertained. concerning the model woman, each verse them ia his feeling toward real, genutaa the best materials— in the Hebrew commencing with a letter of and elevating booka.-Youth’a Compankaa, ?-«Xria.h1"' $ >hT'T IS, ? v*' 0 ,h0 ‘ " ot more Uian VP™ the receipt of (hM rolwrt dilute the alpliabet in regular order, thus forming ,-v (••H'iuy is hotdea , tin* . . 1.1 * Id tiiortence. ex«4pt M-i.iXM) of that sum remained, with ; may l« precipitated, although the an acrostic. . r^ii-u«-'t. ‘>r so much tirertof b >mo little bills still unaudited to be I probabilities favor a postponement un­ In the study of thia lewon many will con­ . . ,.N.-«ry to i»%v the ammi 't acted upon. It was estimated that it lil tlie reports from the boards of ' mje fine vnernrerees themselves w to tu* the. admirable portrait i .r-'. isie. W’lh 19 perCt-D*. Interest ,1.i.ixeUivr *ll.‘i aa atwnopS would coat to deport all the Chinese in church shall have been made and of^ perfect wife an«Cmother, and thus TIME TABLE. and pure colors. Insist on having one -::n !.i'dollars covt-nnnf^if country who have not complied ! c«n«dered. /These are Special orders of find - - a moat ' In efleet January 'J2.1M3. profitable study I will take ti •• i.reint-es being described of the brands of white lead that are the business Ht ‘ H-u«i until -that ; with the law. more than $0,000,000. i btl3ine8S at every ses-ion until-that of l Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detrtrtff *.* ail those rortain pioc»-* standard, manufactured by the “ Old this woman as at least suggestive of the Thursday morning next ..’ i.md •.ltu:de in the t<»wti*hb» and the east. Dutch ” process, and known to be This statement exhibited what one ! true church, the bride of Christ, as to her ,IU Gr.im» ville In tbts coaidJg® Lv. I GoieeKast I A. M. 1P.M7 strictly pure: .tat- of Mlcbixau. and ktiown’J^I JAMES E- MURDOCK DEAD. member of the cabinet called tbe utter personal standing and character, her relai.rand lupids inability of the government to give any ' Cion to her husband, to her household and “ Armstrong & McKelvy" il village of Clovvrtiale. , i East Faria to the '.aw witliout further action Once u Celebrati-d Sbnkcsperian Actor ' to the poor and needy. She Is a virtuous j, \. Ml.-'-.ic.m; also tweutv five acre* , 1 McCord “Beymer-Bauman” “Eckstein” effect and Elocutionist. by congress. J A1U) ' woman (verses 10,20). Young defines virtue “Fahnestock" “Anchor” Cincinnati <;Eimdule Luder Clio cinjinnstances it was un- --- ■ —•. May 20.—James E. Mur- • ustrengtn u strength or of miuu mind or or nouy. body. Peter say* , Clarksville derstoodthat nothing could be done and dock, the celebrated actor, retired, died 1 that if wc desire rurabundant entrance Into “Kentucky” “Morley” luike Odessa it is said there is little, if any, probabil-I at 5:30 yesterday morning at his home the kingdom we must add to our faith „ ! Woodbury “Southern” “Shipman" . iSunDqld tty of the federal government making in this city, aged 82. He was born in virtue. Then she walks in the fear of the “£ed Seal” “Collier" IMnUfken M. Cll tsK. Mortgagee. any nnmwliate effort to nut the law into [ Philadelphia, and 40 vears ago wm the lx«< whlch i» t-he loginning ofwi-dom and GrwaU Ledge. “Davis-Chambers" I"1, ,1?'. ta? lu.«t Lansing ' most celebr'«:«l celebrated Shakeaperian ^-te, actor in in .a toontete foanUlin of of lite ,ife 'll <n Pei. PeU I.*•5: 5; Pror. Prov- I.*•T: 7: who holds a high place and is looked Three brands of Strictly Pure White Lead Detroit i„ and National Lead Co.'a Pure White Lead upon as a man of force and strength of the United States and in England, and . Tintinr Colors are for aalc by the moat re­ •rtth n.„„, L-rvst Hi, character, made the broad assertion liable ccfilen in paint* every here. Howard Cny „ of o( Ezck. xvi, ,T1, 13, is, 14, H, and the tb« clothing doth-— alter the session was over tlmt the law Li.t nutabl- .vpraranct- waa in Clean- ing ua if yoj .are voing to paint, 1 will nay you Edmore to send to ua for a book conta. r.L informa­ was nothing short of ajxilitical scheme ** 1° l,™r< vf "I L,. «■>• linen, silk and «■"' broldered broJdered work, work. and tf'lU.-ry. holiirn ;U ill ■ probate Office In Stanton : tion! tt»at may cav : you many a . Uar; it will enacted for political effect, and he in­ ago with Barrett. McCullough, Ms’— <«ry the beauty because of.... the Lord’s comeliIonia only coat ycu a postal card. Grand Ledge timated that there had been 9 general Anderson and others. He was anoku- oesa Sec also Isa. 1x1,10- Her loins are hope among his asaociates that the render and teacher of elocution. Mr. NATIONAL LEAD CO., ' also girt with strength (verse 17), and what IGoimt West ~eyu U2w ’ l? C !l. K ' rVrd Uw a U ‘ "d “ PTS ” ’ ’ nrrngru 1* »" «n»par. mw court would have held it to be uncon­ ' I Drusd wav. New York. strength is there that can compare with Detroit matter of the e'*tatc of Jan: stitutional. t ln U‘Uw ' that ot truth, rishuoura™ and (althtnlChicago Branch, 1-inslng % ?' 'SU! (Efb. rl. U; Iwv ai. 5)1 HrrwoMaar. It is assumed that in the-ordinary Grand IMM l Sa ’’“'"’•‘V”- ">.a wtadoni and klndur-Kren. OS), making u. Mulliken course of diplomatic usage a copy of SSLSST* Suufle!d| the supreme court ns soon as tho ma­ nntnrroM grandchtldren and great- Ulnk 0, Him who wa. (nil of grace and : . it <••• I* prepared to render hh Woodbury n- .iSRUihad mlntMrator, aud pravs ,John , jority meml>ers of the court have deter­ grandcliuuren. be .ii-i-oii ted for hruriag tbe same, mined upon ita exact phraseology, will , There la no slothhxlneas nor love of ease iM-linr-.-.*! from *a:d trust. Cliuuncey H. Snow Demi. be transmitted to the Chinese minister, .mt is ordered. 1 hat Friday, the Mh Alto Washington, May 23.—Chauncey H. tn her, for sbe works early and late, before 1. a. Ji. IKS. ut ten o'clock Iu Hie to be by him forwarded to his governthe dawn and on into the night (versca 15. McCord assigned l«r the hearing <rt skid 1 h.d n —ill R«w.Aaon «“»1 ment. 1This will necessarily involve j Snow, journalist and civil engineer, 18). Her works are manifold, she Ualways E.uit Paris <; th:it Hie heirs at law of said deconsiderably delay and congress will \ died here, aged 00. (.rsr.d Jtapids abounding, nod it is all willing work probably lx’ agair/in sesnon before re- . corp* of engineers who construct­ (verses 18-19). Compare I Cor. xv. 58; D turn can bo made to this cominunica- ■ Hovsac tunnel and rendered val- Cor. till, 12. Sbe bringeth her food from t tiy-.f Haiti, g*. Ill ’aid Cooutv. Grand £cd«r *“ *-**--. liable service to the government by his afar (verse 14), suggesting to as tbe manna CONDENSED tion. Portland feats of engineering during the late from heaven in contrast to the leeks and Ionia FIRE IN HER HOLD. > war. He was a goveniment director of onions of Egypt. Man’s words cannot satis­ -n-4. ihat «;»l<l petitioner give Howard City uis uifi-jest'-d in said estate, of the (onia । the Union Pacific railroad, and his re­ fy; we must have the word of God. The .ail! Jietitlou and the Hearing Stanton . port led to the Credit Mobility* investi­ field which sbe takes in order to work it .Ki-ibi! 4 cnjiv of thl* order to be I ri more gation. I, th- H.i«tiuu* BlNNKK.n lirwi and the vineyard which ah? plants turn New York, May 22.—The steamer i------------------------- — • Evvrjy day. others week days. only, t sins, rd ami kircula:* 1 In *xid County! of our thoughts to the field iu which Ruth on siKiild. • Roanoke of the Old Dominion line > r •‘,“vrr i‘«>re»>a»«oi. Parlor can on all trains ’■-r-renr iTriuid »aid Jay >>f bearing. backed into her dock at 8 o'clock last ' Washington., Jklay Jlay 23.—The treasury gleaned and to the vineyard yet to prove Rapid* <l!.\-, W. A.CM4TKOXG and Detroit. Seat* 25 ceuts. ( onnrctloact • ptirchi Jud ;• ut Probate night with fire burning fiercely in her department purchased 360,000 ounces of fruitful (Isa. v), while the joy and reward made it Union Mallon, Grand Raplu* Mrtrb the Makes an everyday convenience of an bind. * Silver nt in the time to come (verses 16. 25, 81) can ('iiii-ACDA- wear Michigan Rasasxv fob silver nn no followsfollows: Fiftv Fifty Hinnuniitf thousaqd-at .8880,• — and 260,000 — at uot but point us tolhe time when He shall oM-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon as the .8283. - --- • 4(>.(Mri at -----— — say to the faithful, “Weil done; enter thou steamer was passing* Long Branch • The offers were 828,000 ounces, Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest Into the Joy Of the Ixsrd.” ' 4UUW u made- hi the |*»yI route lu Ibtruhimrr resort* of i.orthcrn Mtehse ■ward at all Pure Food Expositions. Each smoke was seen issuing from her shuft The purchases thus, far this month l,et tbe record stand as a description of . can. amount to 3.388,000 ounces. tube and an investigation showed that, • the model woman, and may^be Ixinl greatr 1 ' " the vessel was afire. ly multiply such among/our daughters! Captain Uniters and his officers went Leave for Manistee and Traverse (Tty 7-J30M. NONE SUCH brand. New Yobk, May 23.—The Bank of But let. us also consider the true church to the passengers and quietly informed; M.andA-JOP. M. i , MERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N.T. them that tliere was a tije smoldering J Deposit, at 105 Broadway, is in trouble. and the Individual believer, and may there Leave lor <. harloxotx and 1‘eloskcy TJp A. Wthings be true of us iu our daily life: Let Parlor cars on day trains and sleepers am in some cotton in the after hold, but ' The bank clearci] through the Seaboard us only liclievc, iu:d thr.s realize what our irijtht trams to Chicago. that there was nut the least danger, ami": bank and acted as corresixmdent in this perfect inu.cvk standing Mmw.uB is » in .u Christ through His Ask ouragi-iits for further pariknlara «e. even if there was. the vessel wassopearL city for the Dwiggins chain of financial finished work, .and soi shall our lives be In- ।i ......n pB„-r , . . ... . (iKORgi:L’KllAt KN.uenl lass r Ag i. to land that evervliody could be lamh'd' Institutions in the west. creasingly conformed to His image, more i Grand KapidtCj .Builder in safety and with little difficulty. perfect reflections of His life which he do- I FRESH FROM THE WIRE The 75 passengers behaved admirably. I sires in some meiisure to repent in all His j « The fin* was extinguished without seri­ Iteuis »t Interval Con<lcn*e<l for the redeemed, even in there mortal bodies ; P ous loss.. :l ic.’.rU'M- *- th- ti.i'c til Rom. viii, 29. H Cor. ill. 18 iv. 10. 11). I V la, iht? • sum of i.MHJot) Tin* villng* of Montfort, Wl*-, bn< Ixvn 1 Her husband is mentioned in verses IL | GLADSTONE IN DANGER. TIME TABLE, rd I.Htirest. a.1'1 thn fujvhimriy wiped out by fire. Ixish, &3,<n>; 23. 28. It is written of Israel. "Thy Maker ; ■r :v :.ILH-Iiev fl— «t!pUl|t-<l tn effect September 11.1832. i*. A«d will ll I* th- Whole is thy husband, the Ixird of Hosts is His .» due on-said intirtgSgi* name" (Isa. liv, 5). The Lord Jesus Is fre ­ The treasury department la called upon •dim; burn Ih-«- 1 Itrsti’ut-.-d ut 4 London. May 20.-—While Mr. Gladii to deckle whether a Chinese saloonkeeper quently spoken of^a the Bridegroom (Luke itatlosL i- 't m»« remalnltHC secure ■ PjV dre.-rlpimz.- zZ £1 urntik pii't Ihrrcot where|uiu phld. v, 34, 85; John III. 29, Rev. xxL 9). and we stone was traveling from London to, '■ is a merchant or a Inlwrur. rontatued ill s*i<U mortgutrknow that Adam and E^e were a type of Kir. WILLIAMS’ Gcorgi-J.'pould him declined a re-eloc Chester yesterday a heavy missile was p. m.m m.l thrown at bis compartment as the train | tion an prtwMent of the Pacific Mail Steam­ Christ and the church (Eph. V; 81.32). Her K damazoo L«|... F MEDICINE C(U husband doth safely tnprt in ber, and she is Itaet t'dnper........ approached Willesden. The missiln, ship company. C. P. Huntington may , all His desire (verso 11). Hear llimsayof HirhUnd Juu<X. •3 01 7 10 .it-a. ■*•:•* and provide Schenectady, N.Y. succeed him. a u>‘ •? fit struck the window of the next compart- j Crreorf ........ - ■ and Brockvllk, Ont. 'Execution on a Judgment for $39,230 Ims ber, “Thou art all fair, my love; there Is no Milo..Jment which was occupied by the Dean In thet” "A .. garden inclosed Is my >i iihhter. at Hie front door . . . l»-ltnii . lieetr issued ngalnst K. J. Howlel & Son, spot of Chester. It smashed the glass and paperjMig manufacturers nt Philadelphia. ■later, my »pou*e. a spring abut u|>. n fouu .,<'■<•*» rtf ale. . ... tain sealed" (Song Iv. 7. 12). Sbe will do ! 'bolu,.. • • struck the cushion a few inches froth I •inufth .t dav: which Said Harris Black and Isaac Reselling, were the dean s head. No arrests have been ’ hnngnl at Tutfkhannock, Pa., ter the mtir- him good and not evil (verse II). Iler bus Hastings... Will axid mortgage as to; band la known in tho gates (verse 28). Uiade. . ' ; der diT of Jacob Marks in March, Mure!:. ISH3. 1893. When we have the spirit of Paul, who de- iv'?j5’.|Jtr?,re”i" . t ta’.In- vli 'k'e H ferine. County >4 I . .v. Emmet, non of the kite Judge Brockentermined to know nothing but Christ and .*.- (xMlinirv ...J " i .-'fate »t Mi< ldB»a. and ru iiiitiK from Sr. Pavl. Muy 2<i.-Thv Pr«« a„-„ ; tata-. »t «« klllrf l.y tbo .o- I Ilm crucified; - ---------- ------------who said,-----------"Christ -------fihall — bo. I I'M D. 1.1. -r in >pi easterly direction nloiiK the .. i- ‘ if. • « cidental diM.-nnrge o' a riobcrt. rifle, <• lots heretofore conveyed nnl U»tiic rifled In my body, whether by life or [ -• "f magnified adjourned lust evening af.. ’ , . , , „ is a dreadful thing— convention • •-.-'.tn: the race and eastef Uie lot or I -yh ” who rrhn was Wn. rmadw tn lie l» hnnnd uv h.vtaB Alhtete » .be ..... . XSi by death; ready nnt not to bound I J r-rted to Kflio Baldwin. M'-d Jrotn tald I only but to die for Jesus’ sake (1 Cor. H, 2. •.hi.: Mirati «j:v*’vrlv direction onUt* undoubtedly caused by the irritating place of. meeting. The officers chosen , u, Montmin. and will resume tbe practice PhIL L 20. Acta xxl. 13). then will we ever ' 4 the raceway, to Intersect the pond; I worm President. John A. Cokerillf 1 of |mv at Helena. <11 .,mt alnbc the westerly Hue of tai I j effects of dirt. do Him good aud give Him pleasure, and -.r._J.. ...---- -in). ... RI|I. | I ... .... Outbreaks, and crime generally, are vice gr^Mente Georg-lW. Cbitae Jo- j N „ w,m.„ & Co „ ch| He shall be known and hononxl through ■..•rwlni: thevenwr of lite Thorn ^-uiL efs r 11XT: coiumtedon linn, ha* been forced to huh- us. Her busband praiseth her (verse 28). <1 n poi .t directly north •>: tn.. th-; never possible among people vino ale M taong. A E Omnller «nd Mrj. d„„ ,h(.lr uud from Ral'l point couth to j tO the US» of Her children and her household claim a brKUinti.»r. contalnU'S t—« acre* ; auUiLlCU Uic u-e vi Salhe Joy White: >”'»?urer C W. ' Lp l„ .lefuoe. ColuluH.XMio„Jteu1k. share of our attention. In verses 21, 15, 27 • r a 11 r.rl t r> .rt In I Pierce: secretary. H. D. Vought: execn-, * ..... ■ .. .. v rtvoi-ommittee. T. J. Kequn. Jr.. W. Tbe . Ikln. »blp rtlch. .ne,l te™ N,.r- we le^ra of their clothing, their food and their ways, all nbuoilantly provided and V. Alearnder. M. H. de Yonw. J..Lj |’•» Uk' ""rid « tar. ' A . • tin1 undivided oik-half of Freih-ricks. K. C. Boyle. L. F. ThomM. I ‘ »>“> tem|»«»o»- '"..her ... tee well Heeu to. Our clothing as children of i Catiiiiftwhig at a point fiftyT. V. Powderly. Chkilw H. Graety and “'’«!> Alhuitle that. I. wa. for™, te put Got! is Christ Hlnnwlf, for we arc com- I mandrel to "Put ou the Ixinl Jesuit Chrisl” Mrs. E. A. Connor. . baek­ ----- - -------------------’ John I). Rockefeller ha* given 1130,000 to (Rom. xiil. H) HeIwcatne sth for us that l!l-lWV WTkt f’Ullt rods; IlMlH-tIlla Own Lawyer.---------------- j the Chicago unive.-Kity in onler that Mar- we might Im nnulr the rigliteonsnessof God I c-niftr »>/ the Thomapple rlrec; CH1CAOO, May 19.—Daniel Coughlin, tin A. Ryeraon’sgiftot8100,<xki.conditioned Iu Him <11 Cor. r.21). and in Rev. xix.8, the ; Ixti’ r-sl*. thenre M>u h u> place -u the detective who waa sentenced with on miring $WO.OUO more, might lie made firn- lliien garmenta of tbe bride represent .t .« exneeMly understood that <h»< tho righteousness of the saints, which must ; I yr-inte-< I* all the prem'-ujA nitfl Bnrk and O'Sullivan to life irhpriaon- available. ru d. l. i'r."' pl right* if llO'VMge. owned by ment for the murder of Dr. Cronin, but Kcv. T. DeWitt Talmage has announced be His rightconsuejw imparted to 113 and | tanking then wrought out through us Tbe church itacroa......................... was grunted a netf trial by the supreme j determination to resign as pastor of Un­ may t(f sxi'I to see to this matter of cloth­ Grand Tbe great soother of angry passions — lUpidsj and that th I* mortgage Is intendcourt. appeared in the criminal court as I Brooklyn talwroaclr $ma ay uulew the ming by |Kiint;iig others to Him who pro­ Hi- undivided one half of till right* I the promoter of health and good­ .•Stops on signal only. his own lawyer in his care, which was I debtedaesa on the ehurch ia cleared by that vide* it by His great work. ‘ iardner. CampbeJ A Co., together with t N<*. 5 and 6 will not carry passengers uakm fvi-iniiU rlitht to tiM* M-Rter p*wer. bark feeling. Cleans everything— inji.res called. Coughlin asked fur a contiuu- j L<me. r-tri-il Hi.lit tn II..- M*nt>r imu-—r As to foxl. the church has an abundant 1 pr»v!«ted with freight train permit*. Tlowace mil mill privileges i!e«cr|be«1 nothing—don't be afraid to use KIRK’S anco of the ca>»» to the next term. It ————-----------supply provided for her to dispense in tbe ' Krr-ljfht trains will be run at the eonveaiaoB •• * cn the roller flmiriug m 11 and all ini I of the company. reserve the right to ths* THE MARKETS. was wanted, the prosecution offering ure* t.'H-reln 110* staiidtaK or hrn-oltt-r U> b* Soap on the most delicate fabrics. wonderful won! which contains milk for , il:e lime of such who trains without notice. tr-l w»i planed npn-i a a Id premises inciudno objections. babes and bread and strong-.meat for older W. B. Dkwixg. Gen'l Mannraw b.iih vf above tlescrlptlona. it r t» t i. children (I Pet. U. 3. I Cor. lit. «; Heb. v. > Plate Gl*»» Combine. John a. Bokkktmox. For May 32. 13. 14. John ri. 51. 57). Then, aa' to her Assignee. lb 'Eaatoi Tir Soap 1 ’TXWS*’ Kokomo, Ind., May 19.—The plate way*, we have already Irarned from this Detroit. glass trust is an assured fact. It will Attorney. bit rd. H*«’.lt;g». March 1st. I SSL j Wheat—No. 3 red. 71c; July. 74c: book that wimlorn'a ways arc ways of plena- ! embrace the four largest factories in antuesx. and all tier paths are (inths of the United States, the Diamond works August, 75%c: No. 3 rwl, 67c; Na I AhMINIsTRATdlfS SAf.K. white, 71c. Cohn—No. 3, «c. Oat?- peace (Hi. 171 If we are only willing to be of Kokomo, a branch of the same com ­ guldrel,vwe will not fall to see the way In the mutter ot lhe estate of Wm. C Na 3 white. WK®pany at Elwood, Ind., the Charleroi in Johnson, dineared. wherein we should walk and the thing that ; Sntn-e Is hereby irtwn that I shall •ell at imhPennsylvania, and the Crystal City In Chlcnco Provision. (i ' we should do (Jer xlH. 8) Sec also Ps. I ' aurtinr.toms htehest bidder-. «;> Frtdav, Missouri. W heat—Moy, 71^c; July, m%c; Sep 1 xxxlTi' ! • .’ml dav at June. A. D. ISS3. Itf In -*xH, 9. . । Member, 78}<c. iI — ' only are her own household, tbe , 1 '»•>> In the forenoon, at the probate offlre Imlleted For Filicide. Not Thousands are suffering with Thenton, May 2d.—Mrs. Mattie CoitN-May, 41X<8«¥c; July, 4lXc; Sep^ ' bouaebold of faith (Gni. vi, 10). well seen to. । by <-f Hatfimti. in th" County of Ftarrv. ii lhe ■'tale ot Michigan, pursuant to llreuse tember. 42%c. —------ -------Torpid Livcr-thc symptoms are .v.tl authoritv granted to inc on the U'h day of Oats—May, 30%c; July, 28J*c; Septem bat “she stretcheth out her band to the Shann of Princeton, who is suspected of April, a. o, pfltj, by ihB Probate Court of Depression of Spirits. Indiges­ having poisoftad her son, John ShAnn, ber, 26&C. ’ yen. she reachetb rracheth both her bands to ' poor—yen, Harry c..tin(y. Micultt-ui, all the r-ta(»-. rlsrh*, Pobk—May, $20 M: .Tidy, 121 00. u,e needy" <verse 20). If the church has 'ul<-;ttnt Interval of Die said dr.-retw-L of, lu j tion, Constipation, Headache. to get the insurance on his life, has CURB. LABD-May, 810 •»: July, filO 65; Sep- ' thP spirit of her lord. It will he one of to th, real outate situate and iMlua lu the I been indicted by the grand jury for Dr. Sanford's Liver luvigorator ' "iimy nt Harrv, tn he Stats of Mlrhl-’vr, ' "K.f.5; July. nor.. Sepmurder in the first degree. kihiwuand <it-s<-ribed as to>|.><v«, to-wll; Tim is a reliable remedy for Liver . — • -------------------.. tarn lier $10 30. ’ i P°°r ftu<* ne*or Brv tre*1 wn " u60 —' hill nfilie eist half ot the houiIi west tember, i Dropped Dead While Preaehlng. Jumiis would {jure* to John the Baptist that , I ir*er <1( •ux tmti teir(IO| in tow i three Qortil Disorders. It cures thousands Chtcnso Livestock. ' - elriit west, Harry Connty. Michigan, -xHe was tudred'the Mfwlah, He told tho Lampasas, Tex., May 22.—Rev. James everv veer; why not try Macknv, Cattle—Market strong and lO^l.'c 1 messenger* tu say. among other things, that pastoi* of the First Methodist Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigoratorc church, while delivering the morning higher. the poor have the gospel preached to them description, ,«nd ninnl- g Hjeece Mogs—Heavy. <7 Wtft" 75; mixed and (Math. xi. 5). It will be one of the feature* Your Druggist will supply you. sermon yesterday dropped dead in the medium. -57 WT 72t(; light, *7 40^7 70. • of the kingdom when the church has be­ pulpit from the bursting of a blood ves­ ■tn* -iiiif llak*. tiietiee vault -ltt«*« ••bains SUEKr— Market firm and a trifle higher. 1 come the bride of Christ that tbe poor and sel in his head. Il'-: •; to ! he section II11.1 t'lMnc” exi«t O> -.••rI line imir clubi i and S5 tluke to t!v« phu-i* of newly ritall nave special care (Pa. IxxH. 2. CHANCERY ORDER. . iliort Urea'.h, Opp, r-'m'iM: a1*-> fxc^pttn^ «*• [ij a»;re mihe WHEAT—No. 3 red, steady; July, 78,' 4.13,13) mi Ankle*. W •:«!-. 1 > west ..tinier lisrubifore dracrib d. State of Michigan. New Voarr. ——Humphrey TOLc; August, 8Uj>(eM%05 December, 85^ | In verre .<U we Irani that all vlre but ths DI?.'’fcMVie* MEI ' •ied. April .5th, A. D. J-IH ’ The Circuit Court for Uie County of tarry, In Borer Fuller dropped dwul <it heert die- M^Je. f«vir ot lhe Ixird is only vanity, or, as It i* l*uiur w. RckgkMi. ilacoTe.-y by txj exine 1 ^DeHa^L. fUch«rd«. «*»mH«it»*nt v«. Jufin IL easy while out walking on Flatbush SrB7’'\.e*terS’ ?Jf?l7nc;r . un,re-.nnr ' «*>d In I Cor xiil. there la a lore without ' Richard*, defendant, It *»H»f.unor.iy a-'P' avenue. Btooklyn. The dead man wua JnJrK wllich oil else, even lite giving of one's body Ina br affidavit of eomnUlnaer thatt p- aa rt -Io io. U, b.Uun.-LGu.m.lJw Wl.toM X. fMdant <>r»ea nut raMdt* In M'/dihc*'-. ’’Jt b '• prominent in Wall street for nearly 30 re*id**utnf the "f Oat^-No. 2 easy; May, 36<<?36Xc; July. “7* Christ, ye can do nothing (John xv, 5), --------------------------Alonzo K Kena-tfii. -H- ;U>- f.jr ««♦•»». Kkg35Kc; state, 41ftf;47c; western, 3B&g4for P*«d wtid concerning His Hfe and Hla Very Charitable. work*. “Not 1. but ChriM," “Not I, but . Havasl. Miry l-.-Belore leuring for Toledo. within four inoaths from ra - .Irt- ?f the grnco of God" (GoL U, 2O. I Cor. xv, 10). I Wheat—July, 73Xc; August, 73X«; No. When It is oo with every believer and the and Li d-tanU 'here .f th •• *»’•! »'R1 'd «*n- New York the Infanta Eulalia, her nusband and the Duke of Tamames, gave puih: u. church as ft whole, then will thi* excellent ' >2 500 to be distributed in chanty and L Ircult Judge••’gifts. ________ :______ __ Pure White Lead Strictly Pure White Lead 'Dfllroii, Lansizg & Scrthin Hops Such w/l v Acat Nerve Blood Tonic j An Indian Outbreak KIRK’S AMERICAN FAMJLY Why Suffer 7 When you can be Cured HEART HEART HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, Dated. April)«. !«- �GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE STOCK THE FRIDAY, MAY 19th, THE best. COMMENCING LARGEST. goods 1893, CONTINUING ’TIL STOCK IS CLOSED OUT Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Draperies Linoleums at ' AND ffl We are determined to close out and we have the most complete stock m Barry County. We guarantee a discount offrom 20 to 35 per cent, below any dealer. FERMS STRICTLY CASH I NORTH SIDE MAIN STREET, PRICES THE LOWES'! Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. WJGREBI statesmanship this country has ever pro- j We have a future l»efore us and time will ■ coura^hig; a great many loom* an* shut* duced and now the democratic party pro- tell who Is right, |rou or I. In the mean-‘ Ung down, probably far more than the STYLES THE HASTINGS CAPTURES THE ience for its foundation, which virtues Kt STATE FIREMEN'S CON­ exemplified lu every city where a Pythian VENTION FOR NEXT and. repeal the the time believe me to be as ever your sincere commission trade would willingly acposes to undo these treaties and lodge prevails. Mr. Colgrove's election commission trade would willingly ac­ YEAR. will add greatly to the honors won by friend and well wisher. ’ McKinley bill. MAR8HALL L. COOK. Editor. knowledge, and the position of the woolen Hastings Division No. .19 V. R. K. »{ the natural drift of a Trades ITflton pyj.vKSTKi: Gkkl-sku manufacturer is not comfortable by any of which he Is a member, and give them a r man is to try by all fair means to better means, for with orders running out and Tn» HASTINGS, MICH., FOBTOFFICE, In our last issue we stated that Ed. reputation second to no Individual Division bls condition. New parties sprung up AUCHMT 14. <879. A recent Washington dispatch to a New not much proapect of obtaining new or­ Schumann, Elon Shjile, W. A. Scidmore of any civic onler In tbe world. Tele­ from time to time appealing to them to York morning newspaper of pronounced ders tor a few weeks, the risk attending and Frank Lewis were in Grand Haren grams aud lettep of cougratulitiotM are pouring In I fnhn every part of the ^6in and get more legislation in the inter­ democratic sympathies announced that putting goods Into tbe works that are not attending the State Firemen's Convention country fniu Eaine to California cotH y r eats of lhe working classes. Three ajf- Mr. Cleveland's Commissioner of Pen­ covered by orders is too great toxiwume.” as delegates, beside E. G. Holbrook. A. E. gratulating Mr./Colgrove on hiselcdloc. Henkes and Rob't Bell. all of whom would peals, promises and platforms looked sions would not hereafter appoint any ns Tbe shutting down of uwuiy looms Is on­ work together to secure the state firemen's Tbe West Michigan Branch of the Wo­ Hastings, Mich., May 19th, 1893. piausable and gained many adherents, the publlcan on the medical boards selected to ly another expression for throwing many convention for next year. Every one man’s Auxiliary to the Board of MImIww, . Milton F. Jordan, Middleville, Mleh. writer being one who went into all these \ laborer? out of employment. The wool knew that If these gentlemen didn't suc­ of the Episcopal church met y^terday examine claimants for pensions. Here ­ Dear Sinceed In capturing tbe plum it wouldn't be Emmanuel church in this city and the different movements. I do not regret be­ Tour interesting communication in the' tag interested and working with these tofore the rule lias been, in appointing, industry is especially menaced 'by the because they didn't work bard for IL following program was carried out: democratic promises of fret; trade, and these boanls to choose two membbra ot But tbe boys did not go there to be 9.00 A. M.— Hastings Journal has been read, and the! several parties In the past. It has been a Holy Communion. . spirit and sentiments-that actuated you to' good school of experience in many ways, tbe political faith of the administration and that Industry is very naturally the first one beaten, but to walk off with the prize in Address by the Bishop.—-Rt. Rev. 0. DThis to be effected. With ail of the uncertain­ true Hastings style and how well they suc­ write 4t are thoroughly appreciated by me. but I have been very much disappointed one member of the opposition. ceeded is attested by tlie fact that out of Gillispie. ties of democratic legislation, it would be practice is In accord with the well estab ­ Toor criticisms are undoubtedly honest with the results. The independent politi­ •4 voles cast were in favor of Hastings, 10.00 A. M Business Meeting. . and prompted by a feeling of party loyalty cal movements were* in opposition to the lished principle that' the ‘ minority has a foolish for those engaged In the j woolen Battle Creek getting the six votes. Tbe Address of Welcome.—Mrs. 1lN. and interest, looking from one standpoint twe old parties, republican and demo­ right for representation. It Is demanded manufacture to risk very much until some result of the ballot was announced in fuby every rule of’donor and of justice. •etiled policy h established. But tbe ▼or of Hastings amid a great deal of ex- low. Hastings. and In one direction only—opposition to cratic. A concentration of the best Ideas cltemenL Holt call Of Parishes. the republican party, against which yon of the opposition failed to carry out many The dispatch in question has been di­ people wanted a change and they have it IV. A. ScMmore. chief ,f u„ home <t,~ Report of lire. Srt'y M *• B-1have always contended. The tone of your of their principles on account of the con­ plomatically denied from Washington. But -a change from stability and prosperity to puniueiii. wu elecuxl oof of ifr. vice mund. • After President’s Address. letter also Impresses me with the Idea that flicting Interests which prompted men to whether this particular statement Is true uncertainty and stagnation in many lines. - Presidents for the ensuing year the mult of tbe ballot Waa announced be Reports of Parishes. . you cannot understand nor reconcile my vote with fhe old parties against their best or untrue It Is an undoubted fact that lhe Adjournment. ' Some of the democratic papers in hunt­ thuncl the convention for the com oilaffiliation with the republican party with judgment The history of the Independ­ administration proposes to conduct a ing about for an excuse for the financial ■nu end promleed all wbo attended the 1 no p. M. consistency, after having voted as an in­ ent political party movements iu the merciless campaign against the men that Report of Sec ’ y. — Mr« KrIUi Foikjt eouvenllmi next year a royal welcome. difficulties, say that it is the result of a Chief Baxter, of tbe Or.B(1 I*a|>er ou Alaska.—Mrs. John JlacM, . dependent for about twelve yean. Possi­ United States repeats Itself In this, respect. saved the nation. The democratic party was the malignant •‘squandered surplus and an empty treas­ partment, a «, eounded llaatlnp' praUre Grand Hnvrii. bly an explanation will enlighten you and But there Is one thing these independent Dlecusslon of Methods for the *ork. . 'to»ru Wl*rda. and aecondcd others upon thia subject and le«»d you to parties have done which we, as patriotic foe of the Union soldiers In the years ury.” What a change in a few hbort *rr. tlilnit that Ways of obtaining funds for the work. Mr. Scidmore leave utter­ the same conclusions 1 have arrived at citizens, ean approve of and rejoice in; when half of tigs democracy was em­ Rars! Grover Cleveland went Into tbe ance to. —Miss it. 1. Richmond. Grand Haplds. Boro and reared in Detroit, I cast my Aral that Is they have set the working classes ployed In abaotlng them dov^n on the bat­ campaign of 1888 almost upon the express nollul11,?” I’*f “ “’toble reputation tor General discussion «f (he paper­ Missionary work in the we«t.— & vote for the republican party 27 years to thinking, reading and studying. It has tlefield, while a laige majority of the other issue that the national surplus at that tarnSi? ‘1 ererTtbto< prendble abonl. tordttoc b, make the aley ot vbltln, tre- A. Ba I yeat, Kalamazooago. Being a mechanic I Joined a Trades been the educating force that now con­ half waa talking treason In tbe rear of the time was a direct menace to the prosperi­ Appropriations and pledges. ’toa«hl «“<i l«n< u> be Union of my craftemen at the earliest tends for supremacy lu both the republi­ loyal armies. It has been their foe during ty of the country, and painted aR th remembered. “xi Reports of Committees. opportunity. As you are undoubtedly can and deaaocratic parties. And in iny all the years of republican government at evils that would result from it in „Qdt Election of officers. Adjournment. aware such organizations are thoroughly opinion the future Is what we have to look tWashington, but It has been powerless un­ coiora. He pledged himself that if be was Imbued with a spirit of Independence to. tbepa^t is-gone. And the question (til Dow to carry Ito hatred into effective elected thia surplus should go. Ameri­ the oonuratulatlou. nt u,,lr friend, tor 7.30 P. M — . Evening Prayer, with sermon. Uwlr ,re lu,uf • which prompts them to vote for parties arises which ot the t,wo party doctrines, (action. During Mr. Cleveland’s former can industries were also set down In the There was a good attendance of a republican senate constituted a U^WoaM<°’ The democratic pert, which promise and show by legislation principles and general make-up to most in term gates from away and very intere,ting pa­ । the best results for working weo.. Tbe ..harmony and sympathy with the peoples ।bulwark for the veterans which the Bour­ cridoraed bls position and Dnw to ascribe pers and discussions wen* given, w® gret there' was not time before pW » bons could Dot Storm. The democratic the financial flurry and general buX£ tariff stimulated and helped to build up best luterests., Finance Is tbe most Im­ press to give a more thorough accouni « our Iron industries. They prospered and portent question before the people to-day. executive repeatedly manifested* bis en­ unce^utytoa.-.qu.uueredsunuu. J . ‘SJ^7.cV"'>t ‘■'Pblberl. In tbe meeting. mity and his contempt toward them In his an empty treasurv.” which Is what tb__ lheel!!'. I we mechanics got good wages and steady tariff i next and general legislation next „ , J!L*nU.Uw^ K •" I'oprorlok MarrlM« Meanest sneering pension vetoes; but the demo­ employment In regard to tbe reciprocity The ‘ democratic party Is divided and no Name and residence. *“! pre*“hl>' reault. No Polley of the republican party it first eml- iman can tell what they will do. Their cracy was able to do the veterans com­ — j Verona B. Andras. Maple Grov» A dl’kth*rt»- ’tloh It will pay " 1 Haythia Wilson. Kalamv nated from the great and farseelng states- iutterances and political actions are so in­ paratively little barm. Now. from the ''">00" to read carefully and preaerve C jg?-n^eltoa.Oty only president elected since the war who tor reference Tbl. article win bT^? definite and undecided that no thinking relary of state during President Gar­ man can hope for any possible! benefits to never bore arms iu the nation’s service, K*»l KBtule Tr»n.f«r». , to l^Jd'1' 7SL wlth *“oU1'r °“ "u“* * ‘to Avoid and Prevent Diphtheria.” field’s administration. After President: arise from such a condition of affairs. down, tbe federal government Is dem.> were outside of a drcuatenL John Wilbur to Clinton Wilbur. p*wi. «c ’’ Harrison was inaugurated, Mr. Blaine, The republican party outlines and pre­ uratic. The warfare on tbe veterans is to d to Joseph Robinsoo. pared. Oxlu. KnKhta . again being secretary of state, brought his sents to the American people propositions begin in deadly earnest Th, Brtttah peopi, Ulirf Cksnnaa to Milum J. Hart* The republican party, lhe unfaltering •n.ooo.ooo unuiiy on about mousiv plans of reciprocity to a consummation by and principles which commend themselves C1«rove w*8 unani„ the Pan American Congress. The result and we know thry are practically united. champion and friend of the Union soldier der lhe McKinley urlI lhere ,, ' Un- preme 12?^ v JTe*rnUUv« to tbe 8uBjacubHestorto Ain*I»*D'*oo- W rd*.»« ”• , oF Kol <hto of 1 ‘ yihlaa of the 1 no tax as was aud ia shown to-day by statistics that The last convention of the Republican takes up the gage of battle In his behalf’ l« 1. ..Iralttal rree o( d ' dh>there were this country has been benefited by this league In LouisvIHe gave forth the key No genuine republican desires to see a P«<s<l by lhe demoerer, lo |e,y It„ is roMaryX.O^.^ u '• tax of taro.Lu lh J interchange of commodities, and an Im­ note of the nsxt campaign. There is no “Ingle pension dishonestly drawn from “ “”1’ • pound on let Ir thh K Mr- C"‘*TO'’ < blk t. MIddkwillr. fcr;.' Pine lumbering is Jort *b‘‘ul pi*J'rtion* —- J done tor him. Tlil?^7 *“ T** pression was made upon tbe delrgutex mistaking. The leaders lu their speeches the national treasury but the party of the amount of (ax on the Mr Cbtowil J . * *"»• hoow “« «‘lr to near Meredith. American $upGrant and Hayes, of Garfield and Harrla-tsembled in ‘ that* Congress, which will and the convention assembled, showed per table will be of ibe ?u ° “ ° KDl « ht * of Fy thia, 000,oon and for all time rewound to our credit Tin- they were in sympathy with tbe working boii will resist by every means in its p«w. 825,000,000.' Joseph Geoue's house and to perUcuUr ' f6lmn and 10 Haallnn burno«i with all contents, near foreign delegates were shown the great claawa aud ready to legb,|Mtc for the best er the purpose ot the democracy tn rob the lou about 82,000. With th, Dnenom extent, .the resources, the nuhufaatoriw. Intenato of ail of the people. I believe ,vetermw and the families Of veterans of The Hardscrabble saw mli! in <••£' which they are justly en- CMnew qoeellon on hl, min! “ U ? In'£™ the general prosperity of the people, an 4 there Is morywilauee to b<f placed upon IbeboiefiUto ( Traverse county, was burned to a • went away amazed and profoundly impre->- :hdr <l:fi<ilt4 and progressive platform *mi«d by the laws of L grateful nation. will probably do •ill be called'to‘51 hr fire; Iom 410,000. ®d with all they bad seen. And time and XX X’ ~ 3 r- "» Osh on Deeorauw i,y. order. T1I 2,2?",“«*" •*» to the It said that at (Meoda a ...xt,’, CMto" R'iw"r- • er has been found wbu “ tire Interests of commercial exchanges be- ^.y..,^ bonne I. confrere. JI. „ “t* kl«h native country.for killing bis th.tlm.tl.ee.roro.eer their ronvLUon,. -The ... HIM C. R. A. Sew. "i u Mich. U Woxi-and, been promoted from ship in the office of the erst Thursday, May 25, 1893. EDITORIAL NOTES. Additional Local •rWtUT?’’SF':*',ir *»' “ �When in GRAND RAPIDS stop at J. N. Burroughs wishes to announce that be has bedding and flower plants of all klnda for sale cheap, and Is prepared to Thur*i*y. M«y i-SSfurnish ent flowers on application anef at opposite UNION DEPOT. lowest rates. A 865.00 b«l room sultat.F. W. Greble’a flmtoas 88.00 w. a. COOK. Editor. Cur $30.00. Free Baggage Transfer, New Houow I Write or call on him at his green house Emmett Ellis, of Manistee, spent Sunday Steam Heat and Electric Bells. A brown three-year-old colt, came Into my in 1st ward, Hastings, Mich. Born, to Mr. mid Mrs Will Purey, yes­ In the city. enclosure Thttndny, May Ittli. Has a white BEACH A BOOTH. terday moraine, 4 daughter. star on fofrbead and .white snip on nose, left Archie McCoy waa in Grand Rapids on hind foot partly white and weighs lioo poundsThe best ot louciges from 8d.75 to $20.­ business Friday. Owner ean hkve same by calling at my resi­ dence and paying all charge*. 00. Former price was 80.50 to 828.00. Frank D. Cole is home from Ypsilanti Gilbert KraiKSB. W. Greble. Hasting*. Midi. for the summer. / The Knights of Pythian will have mem­ Dr. E. H. Troy, of Bandfeld, waa In orial service* Sunday. June 11th. Rev. the dty Munday. The firm of Stebbins A Beach has been this Grigsby will pn-aoli rue memorial sermon day dissolved by mutual consent. I he buslu*-" Xow year fruit ct the Presbyterian church. -Kelley, of Huntington. Ind., is vis­ of the said flrtu of general dealers In furniture and second hand K<xxln will be continued at the iting kls parents. Will Wright, formerly of Carlton. a son old stand by Frank Stebbins, to whom all acis well fact Mlsaes Bertha aud Lulu Teeple were in couats due «*ld Onn are payable, and who will ot Dr. A. J. Wright, ut that place, was pay all just demands agxlnst said Ann. un the 11th instant, at apokane the city Saturday. Frank Stkhbins. spraying the married Falls, where he now resides. 8cid Bkacii. Miss Ettle Main, of Grand Rapids, spent Dated. Bastings. Mich., May 24th. 1863. yield of fruit I have the Ice cream bv the dfaih, pint or quart, at Sunday hi the city. tbe City bakery, and will fill your order <Mason Nevins, of Ashland, Wisconsin, pure Purple and Tor Any quantity you like. ia home on a short visit . A. E. Rkkkks. Green, that perfectly] Ttic new shirt wa'staat Russell* are in-1 ; Rev. Ralph Wooten, of Crystal, Is vlsltJng in the eity this week. deed things of beauty. You can get them soluble in water, (made ’John Beamer and family, of Grand Rap­ from the cheapest to tbe twist. In any color, d << most any material you wish at Rus­ Ids, spent Sunday In tbe city. yressiy for purpose) and asells. . . f'~Hike Kenfield. of Chicago, spent Sunthe right-thing to use.| We4eslre especially hi eall lhe attention ^day In the city with relatives. of the ladies to our line of school waista. Mrs. Luciua Beall, of, Coldwater, has Styles absolutely correct aud prices the been visiting at Dr. Lampman’s. A time saves lowest. Miss DeGroot, of Grand Rapids. Is vis­ : Sf*AULDI3G*ft. iting her brother, Edward DeGroot The Michigan Central trains were delayed Tues day morning on account of a. /*"Miss Carrie Rich, of Hammond, Wle.. wash-out Iwtween Vermontville and Cbea-( Is visiting her sister Mrs. S. M. Fow­ ter. Repairs were made aud trains are ' ler. Will Ball, formerly of this city, now of . The Druaofet.' running as usual now. Saturday was not as busy a day .In the Washington, D. C., was In the city Tues­ city as usual, the farmers are making the day. most of the tine weather in the fields at Mrs. J. M. Bessmer. who has been 111 powder, white Hel*-| home. . Those that did come not putting in for some time Is thought to be failing rapappearance until fate lu the afternoon an Absolutely Pure. A, and Insecticides. land evening. Mrs. H. Hill and daughter, of Freeport, A cream ot tartar baking powder. Highest Gilbert Striker of this city has been se­ were the guests of Mrs. Fred Rickel last of all’In leavening Htrengtb.—Lateet United cured as starting judge at the Nashville week. . Staten Government Food Report. races June 13 and 14. The Driving Park Royal Bakuo Pownaaco., Wall St, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cook leave to-day Association could not have selected a bet­ for a visit to Chicago and the world ’ s fair ter man and can be assured of a capable judge and one who will see that every there. . ■ CIRCULATION • man is fairly treated. Editor Frank Flint, of Sunfield, was In This week, 75 quires: People who have not been aroun d tbe the city Thursday, going to Grand Rapids outskirts of the city thia spring would be the same day. surprised io see the number of dwelling Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Cook attended tbe Hereafter, changes for advertisements houses being erected, especially In the sec­ funeral of Mrs. Will Marshall at Hickory •jju-t reach thia office Tuesdays at latest to ond want All ot them are neat in ap­ Corners Sunday. i;<ure insertion in the issue of the week pearance and will' add much to the looks Mr. and Mrs. Morse Nevins, of Sedelta, when brought. » of the neighborhood. Mo., are visiting relatives and friends in f Messer Bros. A Reynolds sold Hastings the city this week. Maid, a five, year old mare, Friday forJMOO Drink Pepsin Cherry tonic. ’ C. Warner, of Aberdeen, Washing­ cash. Hastings Maid was sired by Rav­ Fine embjoldery silks at Ru&ells. ; elin record 2:17?<. and she has trot red a ton, is visiting his sisters, Mrs. Davis and Miss Warner In the city. mile In 2:87 though not In a race. Tbe Furulturejat cost nt F. W. Greble's. purchaser was H. Childs, of Toledo, mem­ Will Holes, of Hastings, visited with Come and the Chronotbanatoletron. 'I ber of the ’arge wholesale bout and shoe his many Lowell friends, the first of the i.fT or. jackets and capes at Spauld­ house of Child.'. Lre A Co. week.—Lowell Journal. “Miss Et'urna Weskey was united in mar­ ing's. ■ 1 Miss Flo Mead returned to the city this Attend |hr closing out -ale at F. W. riage Tbunufay evening to Mr. W. F. week on account of the serous Illness of i Barth, the ceremony taking place at the her father, Jas. F. Mead. Greble's. ; I [ home uf Mr and Mrs. Geo. Walter on M. Drallett. Miss Grace Drallett and Look cfflwF from *1 00 to $45.00 ait F. Wl Green Street. Relatives and filcuds were present from Grand Rapids. Kalamazoo Maxwell Bowen, of Bellevue, visited Mrs. Ella Bowen over Sunday. til • inmers get soap freest Jos. Rug- and ct’ier places and tlie» happy couple were tli' r.-u-ipl -nta of many beautiful and Mrs. H. N. Lampman left for Reed City useful pre.-eu’s. The ceremony was per­ Monday after spending the winter with -.;k nd;!} and gluYes in t}(<- n -w shades formed liy Rev. J. F. Ruuff. of Philadelphia her daughter Mrs. J. C. Lampman. ’ >p.vildM’s. a cousin \>f. the bride. The groutu Is it of G:- J lUpi h, Mr. and Mr- Will gquiers and daugh­ •i. '- aie (.-lienper nt Russells than >ir.j ter Gertrude, of Big Rapids hkve been • ’h*r i>’ ce hi the city. 7i>.«i u.e .-' - beUx-r'aldrt .to serve spending a few days with relatives iu the S- w sty lea In chairs from $2.ty ,U- ptLVfl' t ' t .1 tu « ' ll.' o’f the 1 city. wants of :t»i- pwqtie. and who pays cash ?.it>pr-.it. At F. W. Greble's. Miss Kittle Holbrook, of St. Paul, and for hispHHls. g -t.luguH the discount given \t-.d n<«w parties .to Wall Lake. Gun In buying. From a long acquaintance niece Miss Grace Holbrook, of Oakland. ;.i -! T;.v: nappie are the order of the day. with the people and thHr d«-mauds Julius California, are visiting at Mrs. I. A. flolJlnsM-U h rsi-ecially well prepared to sup­ .brbok’s. w«rt| ••|irp<?ts for G2c per yard at F. ply tlir wants uf the people In his line, IV. GrebleV suit1.. Others from 19c io tie carrie* one of the most complete Come and see the Chronotbanatoletron. stocks and one of the best nsso.teri there A $45.00 side board for $32.00* at F. W. <|H-. ia: sab- id milk-puns next Saturu.- j Is In the state, if you want anything In ti one (ill four nt Burghardt’s Surprbe any line carried by a first class dry goods Greble’s. metJiian: be -me slid call on him. A 8M.00 parlor suit at F. W. Greble's Hastings Banneb. Ice cream soda now on tap at Benkes’ bakery. Don't miss the clowinc out eakj at F. W. Greble'n. personal mention. CARPETS and rave cstablisUed that trees increases a THE KENT One Spiral spring buggy nearly new, one pneumatic tire aafety bicycle, une solid M. L. Cook was In Lansing Tuesday. tire safety bicycle. Inquire of J. C. An­ -C. D. Beebe, of Chicago, was In the city drus, Dentist or Mrs. Cora Powers. last week. CAN BE WELL BOUGHT London Parie is McCOY’S ■ ex- this only stitch in Furniture and Carpet Emporium. nine. I Fred L. Heath, POWDER Insect re all LOCAL -NEWS! j Over 200 Styles of Newest and Latest Designs. STRAW < * HATS F you want the latest straviQ hat in the market go to E. W. Morrill & Co’s. See our show window for styles: I . Respectfully yours, !> -• gride oNinuleutn for 62c per jurd -'Rev. a. I) Grigsby conducted services •i' F. W. Grfbb- -. Others n-»k SI,00 'fur at the cuuuiy j“'>r Tartu Sunday trad gave a talk to the inmates. This is tbe first 'the same. I j time religious services of the kind have \-'W is y;An- cluuee to buy furniture for ever been held there and the inmates were IJ'G’re F..W. Greblr It selling at visibly affected nnd very • grateful. One r-'.i.-t and Uelpw. of them a poor foolish fellow followed l.'.'gc't bargains in the eity at Jos. Hogs Rev. Grigsby around and taking out a - r- a <•*».•', tin: place where customers get tiny pocket book with a solitary nlekel In It, begged him to take It and upon Its be­ i<<p fur nothing. ing refused said "Well Elder 1 want you Always smoke EM. Powers No. 85 cigar. to preach the sermon at my funeral on Always tt»e fame; always the best 5 cen$ my wedding day.” s— cigar in the United States. ’ Remember that W. EL Allgeo can be The ••Hustings Blacks” will play With found at his office In the Empire block Middle, ille High Sch'Ml ball club on every evening after 8 o’clock. If yuu Deeuratiob day In this city. have any building that you wish to havr .)।ways -read the Banker's Inside local done or if you desire estimates furnished var-s. You will find qur county and the you should be sure and see film. He does all work In a thorough, workmanlike man­ ighimrlng county items there. ner. Mr Allgeo has constructed many There will be work In the 3rd. rank in houses In this city and there is a large de­ K. P. lodge Munday evening. All mand for his services. He has had n brothers ait requested to attend. great deal of experience In bulldlhg. Is ac­ B.sy your dress gnods of us and get your quainted with tbe latest styles of .archi­ tecture and can certainly please you both '.'iuiinlngs free. In work and prices. ' Sfallding’s. See those misses shoes at $1.00 They /Some handsome speckled beauties are /ueing taken from some of tbe streams »r< great bargains. BAXKnctT Stork. I j around the eity. some of lhe finest speci­ mens being taken from streams where they • ■erre-pondents are requested to send In have never been planted, showing that »he!r Items promptly next week. The ed-1 there are trout In the river alsoj There itur will be away aad this will be a great 'aTP many grown up prentnn-this city who h-lp. up to a very few years ago had never seen This Is the time of the year old papers one of this specie of lhe tinny tribe. All who are needed. Call at the Banker office enjoy lhe«p6rt oFtrojit fishing should do an-1 get n large, bundle for only five I everything possible to encourage the plant­ cents. • : ing of brook tr.out In streams hereabouts and In a very,few years the streams would The newly seeded lawns hi the city art* be well supplied and the rivers also. making great advancement during this weather, and wlll soon present a fine ap­ r^*The residence occupied by U. H. Stone,! pearance. । | An Rutland, was burned to the ground last! week and only the contents of the lower If your locality Is not represented in tbe kruums saved. J Tbe fire started in the roof Banner, write to us or call at this office for information necessary to become a alnnWkTfTWovered while Mr. and Mrs. Stone wens eating dinner. Mr. Stone has currespondetaL been an Invalid for some time and was Wliat |n the use of paying for. anything confined to a chair unable to help himself. when you can it fur nothing? Jos. Rog­ Mrs. Stone gave the alarm to the neigh­ ers 4 Co. are giving all their customers bors who gave every assistance possible. ^‘•ap free of charge. • We understand lhe house aud farm bad been purchased by Mi. Loehr, who lives Painters and paper hangers are in great maud now and as every housekeeper in on an adJoinlDX farm, a short time before, riie city wants their work dune right awajy Mr. and Mrs. Stone preparing to live with their daughter, who lives near there. :» great many art having to wait. for $40.50. The very latest shades In kid gloves at Spaulding's. Did you sec those 81.25 red slippers. They will please you. Bankuuit Stoke. / The board of supervisors were called to'gether yesterday to elect a chairman. S. Ritchie, of Yankee Springs, was chosen. L W. H0KK1LL, & QO ONE PRKE CL2THIERS. Make your little boy happy with one of our suits. Only $1.50-and $2.00. Bankrupt Stork. We lead Hastings lin the dress goods trade. Our assortment aud prices are un­ equalled. Spaulding's. The latest things in millinery are very attractive. You can get tbe latest ‘‘vies at Russells, and you can get them as cheap as they can t>e purchased anywhere in the state. • Alva Myers who recently purchased the Caledonia News was married last week to Mabie Jones, of Leighton township. The Banner offers congratulations with best wishes for success in the future. . Grandma Brooks diet! at the home of ber son, Ira Brooks, in Orangeville yester­ day, of lung fever. Deceased was the mother ot G. H. Brooks, of this city, and waa nearly 90 years of age. The funeral will take place Saturday and the remains will be brought to this city for burial. /The Hastings Blacks went to Middle­ ville Saturday and paralyzed the base ball team at that place by tbe score of 24 to 8. McKevitt and Murphy did the battery work for the home team. Hastings cer­ tainly has some good ball players and can scrape up several good teams on short notice. ^Thursday as John Dawson was driving home a little dog ran out at his horse sear­ lag It so that It ran away. The buggy was pipped over and Mr. Dawson was ihrown heavily to the ground striking on his shoulder and sustaining painful though not serious Injuries. The buggy was bad­ ly demolished and tbe harness broken. The services at the M. E. church Sun­ day monilng were conducted by tho Senior Epworth league With a very Interesting program, consisting ot music, papers nnd Z*Tbe graduating class of the High School recitations. Tbeevening was given over Thp Hastlnes high school was we 1 the Junior Epworth league, allot} the pro repres.-nivd in our chy Inst Friday ever-I this year I-. composed of fifteen member' afhicli will I m smallest In number for sev ­ gram acquitting themselves In a very ing they coming d »wn to take in the Ji -I eral years, but the memberrare, do doubt, creditable manner. • Hlor class exfccbr.s.—NAShvtile News. consoling themselves by claiming "quali­ Invitations are out for tbe wedding of Now Is (he thn-i to buy your sboei .1 ty nut quantity’’. The exercises will prob­ Miss Maud Bartley, of Albion, to Mr. °!’r libel, complete an I at prices tint ably l»e held iu the park as the court yard will .not be In shape, and there being Wm. R. Sellrek, uf Paw Paw. at Albion. "ill suit . nb hall suitable the park presents lhe be*t Wednesday evening, June seventh. Miss Bankucpt Stoke. outlook of any. place yet thought of. Tim Bartley Is well known In Hastings, having Mother'! ■ I) mh yuur boy want a pa r members of/lhe class are the Misses Belle lived here during her childhood days ami or those black tennis a’ on? -Th y’.e ll«i» , Rock. Peal Mielrne'. Rebekah Strikers •lias many warm frlmds who wilt wish her coo! and easy. We have them. Pearl Hemr-'tsh’itL Laura MelnTyre. Eva Ute greatest possible happiness for her Wool ky a Bronson, i Hurd, Mae Brosseau, Georgia Heath. Gail future. Mr. belletk Is one of the leading We not only give yon the lowest pile! Hamp, Ethel Brown nnd Messrs. Will Cule dry g umIs merchants at Paw Paw, and is Charlie Freer, Ernest Edgar. Homer De spokru highly of'by those acquainted with m dress goods, but you get your trill Pue aud Charlie Andrus. Tbe exercises him. Mr. and Mr*. Selleck wlH taj "at inlng- free with each pattern. home" after July 10th at Faw Paw. Spaulding's.) will be hehi June 23. AUR natural field for the cultivation of a good, reliable and intelligent crqp of cus­ tomers is the county of Barry. If we couldn’t hold first place in our business in this territory we should quit. How do we hold it ? Bjr simply selling honest goods for honest prices. Goods not only honest but elegant, not only elegant but fitting, not only fitting but durable. 11 R. K. Qrant �T-r.-..," I---------- "qi.DLY OiSAl-PGINTfiO. .......... ~ Hastings Banner Thursday, May 25, 1893. CONGRESS OF JOURNALISTS. M SIM STILL AM) CCOK BllO8..Propnetor»-___ The Cruiser New York Beats Them All. Hood’s Cures BH0W8 A SPEED OF SLOT SHOTS. Opening Addreu l»y < tnu-lr* C. Hoane/ lhe World’* Co«i*m Auxiliary. CHICAGO, May 88.- At 7:45 o’cl >ck in the hall of the Columbus art institute and following dose upon the heels of V.st week’s symposium of womans rights and hopes, the world’s congr.’ss of journalists was ^formally oi*nrd with an address of welcome by Lhark s C. Bonney, president of the world s congress auxiliary. President Bonney « speech was one of extreme cordiality and was received by tho public pm wielders with many manifestations of appreciation. At its conclusion re­ sponses were made by the delegates to the world’s congress of 1898. five min­ utes being allowed each speaker. Those who made reply to the welcom­ ing addres were James Dredge of Great Britain. Marquis de Chassrloup Laubet of France, Dr. Stephen Woetzdt of Germany; H. E. Imperial Chamlxirlain P. de Gloukhovski of Russia. Dr. Adolpho Ernest of Venezuela, Dr. Carlos R. Gallardo of the Argentine Republic. Captain A. P. Penham, of Brazil and Professor Dimsha of Russia. After all_Others Fail Running Sore on the Jtxm Line, Breaking the World’* Record For Speed and Winning for Her Builder* the Vinnie Davin Constantine. Mich. «I cannot tell in this letter all that Hood’s Bansporilla has done for us, but can say this much: Our son Vlnnle had a running sore on* his face, beginning on one side apd moving under bls chin to the other side. We tried every thing to cure It. but no help came, and for tour long yean It continued, unsightly and very trouble­ some. Several persons urged us to give him Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and wo found that bo Ireproved while taking the first bottle. We kept on Hood’s ss Cures giving it to him until he had taken four bottle*. The sore has entirely healed up. nothing remain­ ing but the scar, which he will carry all Ids life. He is sound, strong and hoalthy, and weglre sJl the prabe to HimxI’s sarsaparilla.” Mil and Hood's PIIH"e prompt and efficient, yet •yay in action. Sold by all druggists. 25c- Stations. SalsdfeiSsli1 aASTiMO^.......... .hiiZilWrWl Boston, May 23.—With forward tor­ pedo tubes buried deep in the sea and the water pushed almost as high aa her forecastle the armored cruiser New York steamed across the line, breaking the world’s record and winning for her builders the largest premium ever paid in any country. When 21 knots was predicted as the speed of the new cruiser many hoped but few believed that her engines would ever be able to drive such an immense mass of steel through the water at this rate. When she crossed the line, however, with a ..„ bimmmI of 21.09 knots through the water, and some corrections were to be added for tide, the enthusiasm on board was intense. The performances off the Massachusetts coast will be echoed from one end of Europe to the other, for it places the United States in the van among the ___ _______________ __ 1 and gives _________ . navies of the world, na not only the most powerful but the swift­ est armored cruising vessel. There has been great enthusiasm in England over the performance of the cruisers Blake and Blenheim, claiming that the latter had atteined a speed of 22 knots. In the first place these vessels are not armored but simply protected by 4-inch deck over machinery and boilers. Even equal speed’for them, therefore, would be nothing remarkable against a vessel carrying in addition to s: 6-inch pro­ tective deck, a 5-in ch -side and two turets, each 11 inches thick. In the second place neither of these vessels has ever had an official trial over a measured course. Tbe Blake broke down from leaky boilers after reaching a speed ot 19.7 knots in shoal water aud developing only 18,000 horse­ power, while the Blenheim was gauged only by a patent log which it is claimed indicated 22.5 knots. This same instru­ ment on board the New York showed a speed of 23 knots, and the difference between that and the Actual distance covered is proof of how unreliable patent logs rh official tests are. Itourruir* to Bo l’rr<«nted. Philadelphia, May 23.—The Russian minister m in a message irom from Washingvv<wu»i»bto Francis B. Reeves asks that gentlej man aud Colonel Biddle and RudcJph I Blankenberg to meet him on the Russian flagship Dimitri Donsko at this ■ P°rt next w Saturday morning at !J o’clock when he wiU present them with ' *» th® “““t °LiV.b!!i Reeves Biddle and Blankenberg ™ited Pn.«io Russia loot last va«r year rlnnnv during thf» the famine famine ana and superintended the distribution of the supplies sent by the citizens of Phila­ delphia on the steamers Indiana and Missouri. PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY. The Brigg- Cn»«* Cbu«m Some Excitement Station*. Washington, May 23.—The rei>ort of the special committee on Sabbath observance, of which the late C<ilonel Elliott F. Shepard was .chairman from its inception, snbmitted its fifth annual report, which was read by Elder W. B. Worrell of the New York presbyti-ry. (Mich.) BUM- Colonel Shephard’s private secretary. NKSS C O 1.1- The comrhittee expressed sorrow at the I.EGK. Enclcme stamp for circular. Address A. S. death of Colonel Shepherd. The effort PAKISU, Prop’r to secure the opening of the world’s fair' on Sunday was recited, closing with a statement of a vote in congress against it. The Briggs question then came to tho front at a bound. Dr. Young, chairman of the committee on bills and overtures, announcing what had been done with a number of overtures from the presbyteries; 12 of them re­ lating to tne Briggs case having lieen r ferrt d to the eommittee on judiciary. Dr. Young had scarcely ceased speak­ ing wfaen Dr. Herrick Johnson of Chica«j/inqnir«<i what had become of tho overture from his presbytery on the Briggs case, which overture beaought the asembly to refer this celebrated Bisk HMuUche xnd roUemxU tbs trouble* todcaw back to the synod of New York. Dr. Thomas C. Hall of Chicago, in sympathy with Dr. Briggs, made a brief xpi-ch in favor of Bendingall reso­ ' lntior.s in the Briggs case to the ju<liciary committee first,, iw they would eventually go there. Elder 'Daley of Cincinnati got the fluor, and stated that the assembly had to do simply with the .law as it is, not ns- jt ought to be. There was a general parliamentary con­ fusion, various commissioners attempt­ ing to get the floor, amid which the'an­ nouncement was made that the Chi­ cago overture had gone to the judiciary committeee. While the moderator was attempting to put the question Dr. Johnson re­ mained upon nis feet, calling repeated­ ly. "I claim the right to be hearu.’’ his words being received with’ applause. Commissioner Cutcheon of Detroit stated that there was an overture from his presbytery, and in view of that 'M<h*t«D*crf ■onnayfivM that barelawtas weaukaanrgraUboMt. OuzpWji cure it while fact ne supported the motion to refer all the Briggs overtures to the judiciary committee. He cemplained that the moderator had not jx-nnittel him to speak, although he had been repeatedly npon his feet. Mr. Cutcheon said ho would ap]>eal from the decision of the CARTCR MEDICINE CO.. New YOfti chair and was applauded. WALL PUL. SHALL DOSE SULL PRICE Frouilnent'Man Dying. Vienna, May 28^=4nton vonSchmarling. one offhe founders of the Aus­ trian constitution and Itor some time minister of the interior and president of The court of cassation is dying. He is already unconscious. On Jan. 5 he was said to be dying and three weeks later ho was stricken with paralysia Hastings.................... 1 IMI 8.37II2.02! »,<53| I.M M A CULLMAN. Local Agent. Hastings CURE SICK HEAD ACHE I PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan. County of Barrv-«i. Ata senxlou ot tbe Probate Court far the Coun*y of Barry, holden at tbe Probate office. In UM City of Hastings, in said county, on Mon­ dav. the S2nd day of Mav. in tbe year one thousand eight hundred aud nln«-i) -tli<er. Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Prttbnl’’ In the matter of the estate of F. Euge 10 Wa m, dcce.v-e-l. H. A. McBain, Administrator O iMfUs-uoi nf the estate of »ald deceased cotn«-s Into and represents that be Is prepared t<» n-’i'Ur hta finU account na •irb administrator a«.<l prw-s thwndaybe a<-p"lnted tor he wing the an^ h» dfiwharirHd from -aid tra»» Thereupon It Is ordered, that Sounl.v.’. th 17th day of June. A. D. IMJ, at nine o’- l-. .. tn the torenoou Im assigned tor rhe hearing ■ nr -i of said court, then to be ho'd«sn at th.’ fodosl flee. In the City of Hiutlngs, In '*"> Cuuftiy, •to*' cause. If auy there tw. w*... . V'pxi.v.t it i» uiuurr urin«i n: . •aid peUtlMer Hive notice to Uuf pre*... ln oT ,h* «*» >cv h s«Jd petition aud tbe bearing thereof by rxiw. .• lbl!' orrtrr u' ** Pm-iWteO It. the II H5E * ucwdpnper printed and rtrau l.r.vil In »wt.« Iv,.. Blown Up With Dynamite. Haverstraw, N. Y.. May 23.—An old tank in the works of the Clinton Dynamite company at thia place which had become useless was blown up by dynamite. The concussion gave rise to th. report tlut tkedjnroitewvrkahad been blown np. Beyond this, d«trn? Mon ot the uA no Mew Michigan PoetauMter*. Washington, May 28.—The Mich­ igan postoffice appointments are as fol­ lows: E. C. Grace, to succeed M, B. NEWS IN BRIEF- ■ A Coniirnoatlon of Interesting ll»ppening« Throughout tho Country. Three children of John Downey were burned to death in a cottage on Grau Wand, N. Y. George Lankfcrd. a saloonkeeper nt Marietta, shot his wife nnd then shot him­ self, both dying Instantly. Fully 15,000 Dunkanbt are at Muncie. Ind., from all porta of the Unitel Ssnte. to attend their annual convention tbi WORLD’S FAIR NEWS. coudsof Dust Filled the Air I at the the White White City. *““do£u tbo at City. WMdol LU.-1 Chri.t..-' ft »«.»'« x.* M.H~ BMa-ie.”" A,<» th. -t r.i»itw Em d^n°.'lrdi'ttoo. o’n Ke gjer. IWt— that sealed theJmuti* 9^ SnJ? wm them, but on the CBICAOO. May 33.-No‘ 25 000 saw tbe exposition and they were not particularly glad that “ Sunday Closing. It was by far the thia particular day. The early hour, larges?Sunday turnout since the expo­ garopromiwof a •arene ratnmer daj. sition opened. Transportation Hmj but the illusion waa dispelled ta a •hart and the army of fakirs located in the a “ roorao“ time The Windy City beatme windier g-x* ria. Art. Ball'll.,. ■ *------the roadways , p_nl ^yiy morning until dark the watering carta c, rering pray, clouds of dust, s vnt<Mj ro^i, the cable lines, the with refreshing Lrove visitors to the <teameni an«l the suburban trains Zfw StaTta^ wtS ^^.‘tr^^on. It waa ad«. Tho preMtm waa ta a large ------------------------------ -- , . meaauro doubtkaa due to an indeflnod way Motion anry partot the bniblin„ rloaing order might be wJta.p^ntal^^dWon VWP Mwydonbt-1 ors were not slow to pairum ; announcement that the building on that account. , < fair would bo closed Sunday until deIIS IDeiMiro Jja.uaxota’.^. — — crowd had i7 money and not being of her mlje.tr;. colon..!I empmj A a i; The ^f/to l^ndlT “tae .Tpiiltan tell us , able MulU to MJ »l«ma rjxt.iu urn ••■ ••* ---------ln—XbJ — Brahmin gundit, or ..-^..nt, formed 1 turned to the cheap amusements in Die master of ceremonies and perto.~.v.. ---------------------------. • , a variety of strange antics in front of' vicinity. --------------- —.— ugly idols. When the the visitor pasm* i SEVENTY-FIVE WOMEN FALL. through the Hindoo-Saracenic en- I ------Wee he te confronted by a marble - ----------------- --- ----------------- w-.kIngton Hall. shrine filled with gods of many sizes and forms. The program consisted of Chicago, Muy 22.—A disastrous acci­ native music and native tea served by - dent marred the close of the great conHindoos costumes, xjc in (U native ----------------------- besides - - - -- CTess of women. A section or flooring addresses from S. b. J. Tellery. TeHeEY. Indian art 2D bv 30 feet iu extent, forming an enware commissioner and and, Richard Ruriiard Ble uie-­ tran-w to Washington hall iu the art ch vnden, representing the . gave way w., and fell ~ . a - viceroy — - of - T 1MUinM., puuuau4 puddenly to India. . 1 the ground, a distance of 12 feeL feet. The merchant tailors, who are the . panic-stricken women fell only retail tradesmen to have a build- 1 Jn a nutfg Htruggling humanity and ing of their own at the fair, opened . the Qf thOUMU1<|a of women, altheir $25.U00 jwvilion on the bunks of । read gambled, contributed to the the north lagoona. Tho bnildtag ta, MtowM. Crtea of ionic in ,tyl« and the taterior ta de- I . <nd Urror ,nj from tho colvoted to tocjal a. well aa «htaitlon , ^yon of the bnildtag cam. the pnrpo««. Prcident Watah of the naexaggerated rworta of many perGuual eicbange welcomed the gticta I K)nj kiJ£fdr injmA and other guests. i' After tworoa of people rnahed to the Among the visitors to the exposition । rescue and the nearly four score of were tbe vice president of the United | women had been extricated, it was States, Governor Cleves of Maine and i found that about eight persons had his staff, the Duke de Varagua and bis been seriously injured, but none of party and the Duke of Newcastle. The them fatally. Spanish party only saw the White City Luckily the majority of the women from the revenue cutter Johnson, tak­ com]Kwiiig the six dozen who fell were ing the lake route from the Auditorium strong, young or middlraged. and were so that the people were disappointed at soon able to take care of themselves. not hearing the free orchestra and band • They quickly scattered through the concerts as usual, but they were re- । building, unwilling to alarm friends at warded for staying in the grounds by , ; home by appearing in the list of inthe first performance of Sousa’s new f marine band, which at first was uot ex- ।j jured. Those named above were reI moved in carriages.________ pected to play. ---------------------------- The band pavilion in the center of the SIXTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING, wooded island amid Lhe flowers in | -------------bloom was christened by the band. 1 John Phillip Sousa conducted in person I nnd waa greeted with as much applaux j D ________ , _______ enver, ___ May 23.—The neryictu of as Director Thomas is in the habit of ! the 16th 16th annual annual mqetini meeting of .the Woreceiving. The program------ ----- man consisted Z__________________ t was _ ,„a’s Baptist Home Mission itociety principally uf inarches lieginning r------ -------------------miDg with opened with n fair attendance in the “ Theinteroati ’ .nnl (''.inonw. •• <.rnhteta<>. -The International (.ongrew." embrac- j^rst Baptist church. The morning ing the national i_„ -----------andK typical.----------------airs of all ---------sessionwas largely ’ ——’ given z —to *- pre —­ over j lands. liminary organization mid to a praise The Danish salous in the fine arts wrvice led by Mrs. C. Swift. At tho building were opened to the public aud close w 1UU1U„IS session the aRev. ^.. of tbe moming attracti-ilwo admiring throng ot lovrr. Dr. Lortawr ot Bo,ton. by invitation, of luintin::.. Tht. i mbibition ta a nuall 1 nioke word, and clbaed cliaod thta spoke a few words this .ea ses-­ but well relented one. thoroughly repre- j; mod utm by a benediction. benediction by a tentative of th , lent Dantah worka. |j At the afternoon *«ion session the aildrtvw a<I<lreas The Swiss exhibit, in tho mannfar- „f weleolne woo drliverad by Mm. F. tares and blwral art. building ia tern- 1 F. Smith. rio?pnwid.'nt for Colorado, poranly ciotetl. James Permnond. the The reponm waa made by Mrs. J. H. Swiss comnilsMiiner, claims that hi. : Oolite, who mode thooannnal adilresa government baa been treat.-! with in of th-president, taking aa ber theme ' dignity by the custom offli-em. and h,. ' th, iBU. woman . congreM which ahe o' ■ Sw’l" ’ •■P'rtimnt chwd • ndeil on her way to Denver. . dnlil th beww. minuter at W ashingtw. Mia. M. G. Bnrd. lt, tho correvpond. w4 baa obtained sat. Ing mcretary. gave an inter..titlg re­ mi o' tlh‘ Fort sliowing tbe cimdition of the IG»;> 80 bwiss exhibitors and having m Chi tiKt work for the vear clrerinv March Hl cago over A10O.XIO worth of eihibite. : IWi. 5 " ’ was arrested for selling a diamond । ' ----------------------------brooch which was held in bond by the Think it wm Be Amicably Settled. United States customs officers.’ As Chicago, May 23.—Grand Chief D. soon iw he was arrested two customs ' G. Ramsay of the Order of Railway officers were put in charge of the ex- | Telegraphers and a committee ofrixof mbit, which was closed by them. the order, waited on General SnperinCommiwiouer Perrenom! did ----------------------------------mu not uut hear uriu । tendent Sanborn of the Chicago and of it until lute when late Saturday night, wu .. Northwestern road. Thev presented one of his assistants told him. He at their schedule of wages and' their griev­ once communicated with the custom ance in regard to the wen being dis­ house department and demanded to charged tavause they belong to the know why United States officers had order. Sujw»r;nten«len't Sanborn re­ been placed in charge of the property ceived them but said that he waa not under the guardianship of the Swiss ready to confer with them /as ’ General officers without him. " Manager Whitman could not be pres­ He also sent 11 dispatch to the Swiss ent Superintendent of Telegraph minister at Washington, notifying him Thayer and Chief Ramsav ".bink the of the affair and pending 3 settlement, troutile will oe amicablv settled. Commissioner Pvrrenoud temporarily closed the Swiss section. Speaking of . ___________ 1 he-di‘* not ^old Washington. May 2O.-The chief of t°1’ State. In.— ‘ oaeCTS onlwt’ War, ’’ere in in tb<> tbe bnr-au bnrean „f of Katiatica itatiatica r.-nort, renoru that that The decision tp open the world’s fair on Bunday haa knodred out lhe last hope of Chicago manager* for a profitable sum­ mer. The Nicaraguan government tuw notified the Pacific Mail company not to land their steamers ut'San Juan while that port is in the hands of the revolutioniHtx. The remains of Jeff Davis will be taken from New Orleans aud deposited iu Holly­ wood cemetery at Hichmond next week Jbhn Lester, living near Topeka, acci­ dentally shot hinuu-lf while drugging hh gun through a barlxxl wire fence. He died instantly. • The spoolmill of W. J. Bennett at Gilead. Me., was burned. It waa Uie largest mill of the kind In the world and the haw will Imj heavy. The American line steamer Ohio from Liverpool strived nt la’wes, Ih-L, with measles and varioloid anting the passen­ gers. She is quarantined. The poatoflfce nt Bartlett, Kan., wn< robbed of in stamps and other prop­ erty. Tho robtiers were tired at when leaving and one of them wounded in the leg. Frank E. Johnson committed suicide [at Spokane Falls. Wash., while being ar raigned in court on a charge of threatening to kill Lis wife. He shot himself through the heart when asked the u mil questfonlan to his guilt. Three ocean steamships, the Campania of the Cunard line, the Paris of tbe Amer­ ican line, nnd the Fuerst Bismarck of the Hamburg-American line are engaged in a race across the Atlantic for New York. The Campania was delayed at Queenstown by nn accident to her machinery nfterstarting from Liverpool. A Jittle over a year ago a young couple nt Saginaw adopted a fi-day-old buy. No formal |M(>ers of adoption were /mule out. The other day it was found that the boy was paralyzed and an idiot. Upon learn­ ing this the woman's himliand deserted |>er. She was left in destitute circumstances aud bad to apply to tho poor director for assist­ ance. That official now has the boy on hand f: r adoption. C. H. latmin and IL W. Knapp, both Americans, accompanied by three Mexi­ cans, started from Manelooa. Mex., to prospect for gold in the mountains. Their course lay across a desert 130 miles wiife. Their supply of water gave out mid all of the party died from the effects of thirst and heat except Knapp, who reached the fertile region after 10 dayu of hutrible experience. He will recover nnd return to his home in tbe United States. Bow Ball. At Louisville—Louisville, 3; Cincin­ nati, 1. . AtPilLsbnrg-Pitteburg. 14; St.\ Louis, B. At Chicago—Chicago, 5; Cleveland, 10. t i At Baltimore—Baltimore, 8; New with first. i York, 7. Kaaia* Coal Strike Lnaolvcd. i। At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 4; Washing­ Pittsburg, Kan., May 23. — Com-1। ton, 3. * promise negotiations having failed to 1 At Boston—Boston. 7; Philadelphia, 9. I solve the Kansas coal strike President i LHcrary and Mum leal geuion. Washington, May 28.—The various ^Fourteenth District i United Mino Worker, of Arnica, boards of the Woman's Foreign Mission­ compnring the .tate. of Kama. I ary society held a literary and musical I"'1 « nietnbOTbin I session at the Church of the Covenant Mrs. C. P. Turner, president of the of 1».<XW. haa Pbteeil tbe •onthi-m dlt Philadriplda board, presided. Mrs. James Laws of Washington extended “ n°'’ Oil to be Th* mtaere haee the assemblage a cordial welcome to 5f“ wUltagiiMa to walk out the dty, which was responded to by when called. Within 10 dan erer, I Mrs. Turner. coal abaft ta the Bonthweat. will 1 EtahiieFttI‘? Of will be Sliver Purehased. I [ Washington, May 23.-The treasury «.W0 peorle will then lie depenent on department purchased 360,000 ounces of the natfoiud organitatfun. diver as follows: Fifty thousand at •^5' 00 at .8880, and 200,000 “ at Xew Cutaolle Oixunlxatlon. :«;■ ^O Tb«uffer.'ware 9t. Deen. May 22.-Fifty delegate. ST rertom th!S """“t ,h“ ”U“,, ci«“ «<1 PrincipU New York, May 23.—The Bank of Deposit, at 195 Broadway, is in trouble S' SJMiwXoio™,."i■ aough. and colds I. ports. Of this numl*r 88JHH are^from from Gcrmanv. 69.519 from Russia and Poland, 441.002 fmm Sweden and Norway, and 34,055 from England, Ireland and Wab*. The number arrived during the currvspond884 P^’^hng year was For upper snd lowiS^-«bow™ ■“tawteri,. F" *• telemmee UenS. Ie >It,UU.7OTO-'* M?T “-Cotnptroller \i'Sik ,WiI'U*“ ““ ‘■■olnmbta 3. II. Clifford, New Caiel, Wh », troubled with iwur.lg-l, „„| ’ bl. .tonmeb ... dtamh-rrt. I,', affectci to >u al.taiing ,1, tell away, and he wo. terribly n',in5J‘ S fireh and .trengtli. Three Electric Bitten, cured him, " « Edward Shepherd, llarri.l.urg jn x.. . running soreon hl. u.g „r standing. Uted three Mur, „r p?*" Bitter, .nd H,en bore, Arnie, ttalve. mrd his leg .”“7'™) well. John Speaker, f.Uwi,., (, S tire targe fever tens, on rds leg, Mid he waa Ineurable. Onebotde EI«X Bitters ud one box Burklen's trnlo Salve cured him entirely. Sold bv «“n Goodyear, the drUKEbt. ’ ‘ ’’ Fhe best salve In the world for fut. bnilBca, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. ■ores, tetter, chapped lund<. cldlbltiM. coms, and all skin eruptions. anj po^i-J ly cures plies or no pay required. Hi. guaranteed to give perfect «*tlsfactiou or money retunded Price W cents !«box For sale by-W. 11. Goodyear, the druggl.t. Miss C. IL A. Nelson, of Michigan fits been promoted from a $720 to a SWacIerksblp in the office of the firtt assistant post­ master-general. Thousanils of PtMipir cured of piles, with only one package of nill's Pile Pomade, the only pile jemedy on the market with a bonaftde guarantee with each package. Price81.00, pack­ ages fui Sft.OO. By mail. Try it to night. For sa c by Fred L. Heath, the druz- gi>t. The Bardscnibble saw mill in Grud Traveck.’ county, was burned bv a formt fire; lols 810.000. A Ch lit! lea. Hotur Smitii and ills wife liave every luxury that in|ney can buy .but there i5 one thing lacking to their happin.s.. Both are fond of children, hut no little vo(cei prat­ , He’ uo little feet patter <n tbrir beautiful home. “I would gire ten yri.> <.tmy lift; If I could have one !:e:iltfaiy, living child of my own,” Smith ofu n raysto.him self. No woman can Lc uertber ofa healthy offspring unless »hv lyrnlf is‘n good health. If she suffers from female weakness, genera! debility, Is-Afiiis-down pttins, and functional dertngeUiriits. her physical condition Is such that «he cannot hope to have healthy children. Dr. Pierre's Favorite Prracriptlon is n sovereign and puaninfcdf remedy for aii ilirre ail­ ments. See guarantee j<r’,.jte ! ’I the hotlie-wrapper. Joseph GcoueS hnu-«* and i.arn were biirntNi with all contents, near Marquette: loss about 82,000. Sufferers from Kbeunfat-.-ni < i !,*• Heart will find •’Adiroiuia", Wtm’ler'? Heart anti Nerve Cure, a never faiiing relief and cure If properly taken. >••.<1 by W. H. Good rear. • It aald that at <>«cofta a young^hiiHn1!er has been found who is wanted in his Dative country tor killing hia sweet-buart Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Pjne lumbering is ju.-t'al-out played out near Meredith. by Jocal nppHcat!i n, teH they cannel reach the dlwa-ii purLi'ii of tl’v < sr. Tlirfe is only one way tpcure l».. :i <". aro* fl«t is by cutislitiitii OKI riUHiio-.cKU»nl by an itit!i.:i»<i iv.::■=!< < : ’■« mucous I’ning « t the 1. :1 t‘. TubVWhen this mbe gets !»•.:! v.i-i . rutnbilng sound «t in»|s n■ ■■' >'«' »’<• :”“1 when It Is entirely c!o>e.i l«. ,t’ < - b fl'1’ result, and ublc-s the 3ilij’i:n i-:, ear. te taken out and this tutr n =1 to H- nornul condition, livnrirg v >«*tH‘jea tinerer: rent •asr* <>nt <■! ten rte cjusra by ra’inrih. which !> nrth'tig I t »" I”' flanx'd c«n<lhb>n of the t'ra.-otd 'UtfacesWe will give Due Hundiol Dollars for any cnscof IhatiH-s’-'•> catarrh) that cannot Is- cured l-y Hn!!’- ’•’lUina Cute. Send for eitcul.’t-. f ”, Cheney .it Co., Toledo.«' Suld by gists. 75e. Ftatalng I, the l.'.e-t | < ■ utew has been found. When Bxhy si.:.. r'*’-' Cuicaoo. M.y t».-The report of the •.Vb*n tbe was a ChiM. «l*e. n-! !• r O turix ermmitteo ou mtuic recommending ’.Then she became Ml*. «be «-l«ug ' ’: ' *■* that the cetumimion in«lmct Director 5?’j to the re.ign»- Wb« taw u.l Cillliva. 0- F*”''!—• Ota”“ “f Thwdt,J» Tbomiu. v» ukeo —1 commiMion for action. Mr. Handley of Alabama wanted to giro Mr. Thomaa another J. W. Flaadrr. remlid.” <<” p-HM”" and aaked the report to be amended eo aa to read: "UnETbe con- at SlarglA ta la Waiblnglo" Mth * ” ,n,t™“»*» exhibition Beojamln B. Carifr. M.MItoJ I'”--1"'" man. was dangerous-ly injured in • Bomb, x»y 'M.-Thc etaunber of The nineteenth annual ««POU« J^tentay yertenloy rejected rojectod the tho budget budirct of the diocese of Western Michigan 1-y*"sourt met here and were r . Apartment of justice. The as^h^-('atr Stv4’ body to *“ k,,ow“ ?1|ni8t*?n?f 3UMtico Rn<1 eccteriastica) a? m?et at Muskegon June <i and 7Th.rLrS*S?“C L°.!‘ra of Mlwourt" y™- Theudrieo Ronaixl. h“ there­ ™ emitted ta *>■*•'Itia exacted UiitX order to leave an opening fo? tui»^™' tOT th" «<>■ x.1*1 o(,‘be minlatry offoreign affaire mission o. other languCatholics m ni.-mbersl.ip, ' ” Michael Dunn, to succeed Jennie Cole, j city for the Dwiggins chain of finam i-d Mirer Dollar* IwT^d, resigned, at Halton, Clare county; John ' institutions in the west. ' ----- .urvatrTM.d, Gillen, to succeed J. A. Grant, at Utica, Macomb county. Italy’s Cablncl Itecotiatructetl. '’-Artrtkeof M»y it-Signor Giolitti hM ! «grml to recoMtract lhe eebio^t wi>h Brussels, May 23.—The international Senator Gaglinnlo u minieter ot o«m.l‘ bv by fho th. - ---- ------- - *•’ S3W). GIIere, bicycle tournament waa opened-here. finance »a<l Jwnator Ganonico m tninis- Re-! C0£Tfsl'??<linK Period of S'i ' Jb“ “WHoota of fractionai SyL The American,^Sanger, won the king’s to>of jnetieo. Signor GrimaWi will rr. -e-n, V5t to m ln>t 1^ prize, the prinripal prize to be given main minister of the treasury.' looter In lower Mkhigan; gate. becoming ““2“^- lief, or money will be p,M । ’''’ te­ rn from la grippe found It ju,t ,h, and under lu uw bad a.pcn“St recovery. Try a tempi. K’ pense and learn for yourself ju„t i“ JI’ a thing It ta. Trial botn™ "’’"S1 dn,< «»”■ Urge .in J!and81.00. _*M •*'«. Thing* t»» AvoidSl«ptogtal*llr’’ita|“^!7'’^cll 1 tug at night lb. Mtamalntolaa wore tbrougb lb. dV. id •Itep. grttel <“«* “d ‘^Lirei to mreta, Ml toad io wtekvo -l~ ,ucb «i> uteni m io nrndw Uaoirrttatlagto, UMw or any exposure to v �Hastings Banner Thursday, May 35. i893W. R. COOK. Loc*l Editor. BUSINESS CARDS. p M. \ydotlmansee. C. G. Nichol J ’ Att'y. »t Lkw. । WOOpMANSEE A NICHOLS rt f.A'V urricfc.. la w ana and COLLECTION collection office . Office"over Ua-.tinxs.Clty Baltic. Hastings, Ernest VonNocker, of Nashville, came very near being killed In a runaway, lie was thrown out and struck with such force as to remain unconscious for sonw lime. ' /Albert Piersons, of Bowens Mills, fell 'ab<>iil 18 feet from a scaffold while at work on a house In Plainwell and caused a '«ad fracture of the knee joint on the left leg. The Plainwell Enterprise says It Is doubtful If be can ever regain full use of the Injured member. Lewis Geiger, aged ten,'living in Wood­ land township, met with a very painful accident last week. He was fishing in a creek and attempted to jump across when his foot struck a nail that was in an old All business promptly attended to. board, running it through his toot and i.l-A.ml Taggart. L<«nd E. Knapien. keeping him a prlnmey there as he waa unable to move. Fortunately help soon , Arthur C. Denisonarrived and a doctor summoned to relieve •r v.gAltr. KNAPPEN « DENISON. his pain. ‘ lawyers. Hwitu -ll *17 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. Grand Rapids. ML'hlgAr.. U.1CE KIRK. M. I> ■ physician ami Surgeon. Hastings, Feb. I, ’93. Ita'ih'XS * * The Board of Educatiun met in the Com­ Cl call* prt>uiP<ly attended day or ulghL )flire over F. G. Stowell'^ frxR and shoe store mon Council rooms at 8 p. in.. There not beipg a quorom present the board adjourn­ I \MES A. SWEKZEY. ed. law, .) Attorney at law, . Geo. S. Tomlxxfok*. Pres. Hostings. Midi. W. H. Spence. Sec. u cs in all courts of Uh? state. C6ipromptly attended ta Hastings, March l< 1893. I / < E II. A c. I’. LATHROP. I Tbe Board of Education met in the Com­ U HomoepathlcThysicians aid mon Council rooms at 8 p. m., the followSurgeons lug members wen? present and answered Ail calls city nnd country prumritly to their names at roll call:—Hessmer, ti-ndyd ta ■ Bronson, Brice, Hayes, Stebbins, Spence and Tomlinson. \ SCRIBNER. M. D., The following report was read from 1’hysiclaii and Surgeo >, Mr. Smith. Gentlemen 1 have seen the IMtoa. • • Mich, j county elerk In regard to tbe 825.00 that ■ in residence, one olock east of dypot. •was paid to him by Justice Wightman, (•. H. BARBER j that should have been given to the treas­ urer of School Board, nnd the same has Physicians and burgeons. :!- in city or county responded jowl b now been paid to the treasurer aud placed In the library fund. pines*, nay or night. j On motion the report was accepted and tl<e committee discharge*!. ■ A. SHELDON, The following proposition for the In­ . Abstract and Real Estate Office. troduction of the Normal Review System Abstract Block. . . I<. .11 on Heal hw.itr Real Esta « uf Willing from Silver Burdett & Co. was c.T-iniK«!on. General c.»iiiwwcbk. • I eonml.-te set ot Abstract Hook-, cot i Silver Burdett & Co. agree to furnish I 'r-mithe Records, can turalsh rtmple :e c. F. BROOK? the books of the series nt the following prices: Regular Course, 8 numbers. tMte per dozen. Office .tier Hol onay’s drug stord. Movement Course. 2 numbers 51.20 per beurs from : to I p. m Telephone, co dozen. Their publishers agree to allow our dealers li>?j percent for handling tbe books and to take in part payment from them such books as aie displaced by the m. to 3 p. m. adoption of tbe ••Normal Review Writing sj slum.’’ allowing the dealers cost price tor books thus taken up. * The publishers further agree to supply mbiadh IImiiu^. a reasonable number of tho copy boqks tor indigent pupils without charge, the number to be left to the discretion of lhe Board or Superintendent. Attorney at Law, They further agree to pay- all transpor­ ,r,..... Goodvear U Co.’s vtoreA , lT*ct!c. , In ail courtsol the State. ColtectfotU tation charges on introductory orders. proamUjf attending to._________ j Signed:—Silver Butdctt & Co. T? H. TIMMERMAN. Hommpathlc I’bjlMoved by Hayes that the report be ac­ jl . sician and Surgeon. cepted and placed on file. Carried. .■ cfr«r I.v.hrop’s drug store.) The following bills uf /iccts was read \W. REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ and referred to Finance Cum. Sergeant A Co., coal 6130.43 , 1X<; OFFICE OF James Wooten, unloading coat. Palmerton A Smith, Hicks A Spence, *upplies .Woalla/d. Mich. | Wiley ai^i Hagerdorn, repairs.. S I'u.MEP.TON. j. M.'nMITR, 31.35 Archie McCoy, supplies .ary Public. Justice ot the 1’eaca. 25.00 Bunrdof Water Com., water rout Hastings Engine & Iron Works, M. H.' P A 0. A L .OCAL NEWS. Henry Wentworth, cleaning 2 50 chimneys...................................... 10.00 Royal Brown, 5 cds. wood.... • CIRCULATION • .50 A. J. Angle, repairs..................... week, 75 quires. W. II. StebblM, paid for 4 cds. 5.00 of wood 4.03 Huffman Bros., supplies lb reafter, change* tor advertisement i W. J. aud L. L. Holloway, supn-ai-h this office oiuee Tuesdays iiiesunjs ai at latest latcsi to w j .. .> ” K. .’upplle.:. :.' '. L W.-2S . insertion |in u .he 1M« or, tbe —- j — The Committee report all bills accepted as Tvjd except the accts, of Holloway and > it be serious trouble If you don’t lltrato. ,dr-*b<-p!t'- tsmptoiDS. Hood* Moved by Hayes that the report of com­ if vquriinfle’has an aunt who hast : ; whose wife has a cousin that ih i.- '.rtied to an old friend of your wife's sla­ t r. whose grandfather used to live in tbi* -1 :> • town with an old -choolmate of your.4, v. -i bm-ln->aw is now living in Chicago, : ■ s -hould at once renew the acquaiiitance v. .th’a view of saving hotel bills while att :eilug the World’s Fair. This, scheme can be worked successfully In many lu- (1 d TWffKKv? ' - bb a ALWAYS SMOKE Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. 1057 FRESH LUNCH,:-: and Tomlinson. The Finance Com. reported on tbe accounts of Holloway and Heath that waa referred back to thetn and reported them accepted. Moved by Hayes that the account* of Holloway and Heath be accepted and orderadrawn for the aame. Carried by the following vofe:—Bessmer, Bronson, Dawson. Hayes. Snyder, Stebbins, Spence amt Tomlinson. The following bills of accounts were read and referred to the finance commit­ tee. Sergeant St Ca, coal 9T3.M Hastings Engine* Iron Works repairs 1.05 ■ Jack Shay, unloading coal 6.38 Orrin Goodenough, wood 8‘*' cds atSt.40 11.55 A. J. Angle, repairs 3.00 F. H. Barlow * Co., supplies.... Hastings Banner, printing 6.00 The Finance Committee reported all bills accepted as read and on motion of Mr. Hayes they were accepted ami order dtuwn fur same. Carried by following vote:—Busamer, Bronson, Dawson, Hayes, Snyder. Stebbins, Spence and Tomlin­ son. . Moved by Bessmer that when the board adjourn that they adjourn for one week and that the secretary notify all the mem­ bers to be present to consider the hiring Largrat stock of Superintendent nnd principal. Motions prevailed. Moved by Snyder that the board ad­ lately everything Write for prices journ^ . Geo. S. Tomlihsox, Prea. W. 11. Spekvk, Sec. When yon want a CI’TY BAKERY. The Middleville Mfg. Company are put-, ling in new machinery and adding several new hands. The company is In a very prosperous condition. Chas. Collins. of Woodland, who ret cently drank a large quantity of ammonli by mistake Is now able to eat solid food The German Lutherans, of Woodland ami vicinity laid the comer stone of thelf new church Tuesday., Rev. Voltz, of H. Saginaw, delivered the address. ^”~Some men have greatness thrust upon them.--- Editor Feighner, of - Naahvllla has been elected foreman of the Naahvillj! , fireman's running team. H I Incorporated under the laws of the State nJ Michigan. Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. Open tor business Dec. 10.ISM. officers: D. G. Robinson, President; Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. DIRECT Olis: D. W. Reynolds, R. B. Messer. D. G. BoblnsoiJ, Chester Messer. John Oarvetb, A. E. RENKES. raniuYorau Ha* the only savings department in' in Barry County and pays 4 per cent interest on all time deposits. . •HSK THE BEST In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJPAPER Iktroit ail Grid Rapis. W-REID GLASS The lediig Republican Faaily Piper jf ths United Sta ONE YEAR Hastings, April 12th, 1893. The Board’ of Education met In the Common Council rooms at 8 p. m. The following members were present and answered to their names at roll eall. Bronson, Cook, Dawson, Snyder. Stebbins, Sjwnce and Tomlinson. Moved by Bronson that when the board adjourn that they adjourn-to meet 'Satur­ day night at 7:30. Carried. CURED or NO PAY lor services. Written guarantee to permanently cure all Moved by Dawson that the board ad­ kinds of Rupture of both sexes.“ No pain; no journ. Carried. “ ' ’ operation; no detention from business. For full Information and Illustrated pamphlet con­ taining Michigan reference* (free), address! i Sl-ERCR, bu. Pi: H W. Mxiwi', or THE O. E. MILLER CO.. 102. ItM. I' d Michtgan Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Hasting-. April,15th. iSfli Rupture FOR ONLY $1.10 Gives all the. news of Town, County arid State, and as much National news as any other paper of its class. Your Home would be incomplete without it. The New M Weekly Tribune Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general hews • of the United States and the world. It gives the events of J foreign lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO- ■ CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters, x Its general political news, editurals and discussions arc comprehensive, brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are reebgnized authority in all parts of the land. The B<»nrd uf E«lu ciun met in the Common Council room.-* nt 7:30 p. m. . The following r. - m - rs were present and answered to iia-n •*. Bessmer. Bt«»na«in. Cook, Dawn u. Sinlt’t. ,r bins, Spence and i' n, ii. -on. Mr. Ilaye& took 1 Ixhtrd after roll call. eoiiimtinie.riimi fr-.ui Ml.-s MUspnugh A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid • ci M.-king n>r her payment in full and “THE BANNER" for one year I !>.• 'iu»i».h *>: 1-ebrunry, statit'k* that was nbhcnt Hem duty one wci k i u se­ nt ot sdekues.' and that the other to.- hers dld*ber wurk. • Moved by Mr. .SuRth that Mis* Mills-, • Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year paiigb and Miss Eddy be paid ii. full I for tin- month uf FebfZ: . Carried . : by following vole: Ayes: Hessmer, (?<4>k, Hayes, CHAUTAUQUA SraUh. Snyder, Stebbins and Spence: Nays: Subscriptions may begin at any time. AFARTHEHT BUILbINU Bronson Dawson and Tomlinson. Moved by Mr. Cook Hint Jhe Com. on Cor. 4Sth and ST. LAWRENCE AVE, Address all orders to .. . Offlt Ki-sft AdAIIM Street - rules nnd regulation^ be Instructed1 to submit a rule govern pny of teachers in CHICAGO, ILL. case of sickness or otherwise. Carried. P0WKRS BB0S. I’ropriuorThe committee on buildings and grounds . First-class Accommodations to World's made a report in regard to wiring ithe ... Fair Visitors basement windows ami showed two sam- »•!* HgHO imp $11:00. We furnish both papers for MoVetl by Bronson that the Com. be : in­ structed to use the better grade of wire. Carried by the following vote: Bessmer. Bronson. Cook. Dawson. Hayes, Smith, Snyder, Stebbins, Spence and Tomlin­ son. The following bills of accounts were read. E. B. Scidmore. repairing window shades'll! first ward. 50c.' Moved by Smith that the account be allowed and an order be drawn for the same. Curried.by following vote:—Bessaier. Bronson. Cook. Daw.-on. Hajrs, Smith, Snyder. Stebbins, Spence and Tom­ linson. Moved by Mr. Smith that the board Ad­ journ. same: Carried by the following vote:— Bessmer. Brimson, Brice, Hayes, Stebbins. Spence and Tomlinson. The accts, of Ih ath and Holloway were referred back to Finance Com. The Superintendent made his regular monthly report, also recommended the purchase of n new globe which he present­ ed and said it could be bought of F. E. Heath «Sr Co. for S5.50.. Moved by Brice that the globe referred to be iKiught and an order drawn for the same. Carried by the following vate: Bessmer, Bronson. Brice, Hayes, Stebbins Spence and Tomlinson. On motion of Bayes Board adjourn­ ed. Geo. S. Tumijnsow, Pn». W. II. Spence.•Bee. Hnsllngs, April 5th, 1893. The Board of Education met In tbe Epis­ copal society rooms at 8 p. m. The follow­ ing members were present and answered to their names at roll call:—Bcssmer, Bron­ son, Dawson, Snyder. Stebbins, Spence and Tomlinson. The minutes of the previous meetings were read and approved. Mr. Hayes then took his neat with tbe b°The Superintendent was present and made his usual monthly report. Moved by Bessmer that the Com. on building and grounds bo Instructed to have wire screfiTput over the iu basement and put In lu glass. iiauo. Carried -- —■—by • the followingJvole:—1 Dawson, Hayes, Snyder,.—---- . AD1R0NDA i i TRADB MARK - - Wheeler’s Z^I l It R /j 5< GENTLEMEN. A sewed shoe that will not rip; Calf, seamless, smooth inside, more comfortable, \ 1 stylish and durable than any other shoe ever W sold at the price. Every style. Equals customM VIfl^made shoes costing from $4 to&. foBowing are of the same high atandord of Y1 \ merit: I \WS^ $4.00 and $5.00 Flue Calf, Hand-Sewea. I S3.SO Police, Farmers and Letter-Carriers. \<w\ $2.so, $a.as “nd Sa.oo for Working Men. Sa.oo and $1.75 for Youths and Hoy*. AS-oo liand-Sewcd. | FOR _ •a-S<> and a-°° Dongola,! LADIES. Geo. S. Tomusmin. Pres. -POSITIVELY CURES— HERTfor D1SESE, NERVOUS mittee be accepted and orders drawn PROSTRATION, Uow’* ThU? is Wr offer one Hundred dollars reward for any cose of catarrh that cannot ■ be Rev. R. N. Middleton, paator M. E. church. cured by Hall's catarrh cure. ' . s Spring*. Mich., say*: Sleep and rest F. J. Chenev A Co., Props, Toledo, O. Cedar were stranger* t<i me after preaching til! I u-ed We the under.-igneil. have known F. .G. ••Adironda" Now I sleep soundly and awake refreshed, and I can heartily recommend IL Cheney for the lust 15 years, and believe Prepared bv WHEELER and FULLER him perfectly honorable in all busitk-sa MEDICINE ‘will clvo excluulve »ale toahoe dealeinand (eneral ane CO.. Cedar Springs. Mich. JS£U':vAl:‘unL,A-.'iKi?i transactions and financially able to carry SOLD HY out any obligations made by their firm. West A Truax. Wholerale Druggists. To­ For sale by WOOLEY & BRONSON, Hastings HASTINGS. ledo. O. • Waldlng. Klnnan A Marvin, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75cts. per READ OUR TTTT fRESPOHSIBLE liuttle. Sold by all druggists. Testimoni­ TESTIMONIALS. AGENTS WANTED. als free. This UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS'. to: W. H. GOODYEAR. Mr*. Winslow’s Soothing Syrun has been urea for children teething. It sooth* the child, soft­ ens the gums, allan ah pain, cure* wind colic, and Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. 1 went}flve cents a bottle. Sold by aU\druggists th roughou t tbe world. Hood'* Cure*. In saying that Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures. Its proprietors make no Idle or extravagant claim. HLitcmenta from thousands of reliable people of what Hood’s Sarsaparilla has done for them, eocciusively prove the tact—HOODS darsaparilla OU RES. Dr. Carter’s Kidney <fc Backache Tea is a compound .of valuable herbs that stimulate the Kidneys to action, clearing the passages between tho kidneys aud bladder, which become stopped up. and cause settlings like brick dust, and If not removed will lead to Dropsy, piabetes, or Bright’s Disease. It regulates the four important organs of the body, the stom­ ach, liver, kidneys and. bowels. Keep them healthy you need never fear dis­ ease. Price 40' cents a package. Carter’s Kidney i Backache Tea will cure that sick, tired feeling with a bad taste in the month mornings. Carter’s Kldpey ABacknche Tea will cure sick headache, constipation, dizziness, and pain in the back. Carter’s Kidney * Backache Tea puri­ fies the blood, and regulates the bowels. Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea ia a sure and positive cure for backache and in­ timation or of me the amucyo kidneys and bladder. namatkon Mich. and MORPHINE HABIT 11 DRUFKENK^SS W. !.,#.« ■'« SPECIAL FORMULA. COLD Do.ii'-tr..:™:., ■>« CURE TABLETS. lhe fie. in, >T Llqwe.r Morphine rm’il »ch time •uflv.-r: k you.l;y return n««;l.»ni Our Tal'lcf*. Hood’s Pills act especially upon the liver rousing it frorn torpidity to Ils natural duties, cure constipation and assist digestion. $1.10 W. L DOUGLAS ±^.S3SHOE Corn?nxmdcnce Solicited. Ad>lrct>« all Com. The CHAUTAUQUA; 82-86 Adams St. C. W. POWERS. Corresponding Secretary. ,- [journal FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. X. t great many advertisements are going : : ; •.!. ■ stale now offering cmploymeut ■j t'l young women who will come to CliJthis summer. It is promised that work is light, good wages obtained :»:.«! they will have a good chance to-see lb.- fair. When the girls arrive there tr. i:.y of them find there Is no position fof Ilastlngs. March 30, ret'3. th. tu and those who do obtain pobitlonh n< t -null pay, nnd pitfalls are found on A special meeting of the Board was every side for the poor unprotected young held in tbe Common Connell room for to women,’who an? left without means or consider the advislbillty of beginning ■Iriemls in n great city like Chicago. Girls tbe klntergarden grade. should hesitate long before going to ahMoved by Dawson that Mr. Smith act • ept such positions, and save themselves as chairman of the meeting. The Com. on teachers made a report and from a terrible fate. advised the beginning of the klndcrgarA visit to the World's fair grounds .-miws*thlngs to be in an Incomplete state den grade lhe first of the next term, also lhe hiring of Miss Lampman for balance and it will require fully sixty days before everything is in perfect order. In nont of the school year. . Moved by Bessmer that the report be of the buildings are i xhiblta all In place accepted and that Mta*. Lampman be hired and many of tbe buildings are not open for the-balance of the year. Carried by at all. Aud yet It would take thirty days the following vote:-Be»mer. Bronson. of very lively running around to get even, Dawson. Hayes. Smith, Snyder and a superficial view of the buildings and the exhibits that are now In position. If ont Spence. Moved by Hayes that the Pres, and sec­ can afford it, the best way to see the fair retary be Instructed to enter Into contract will be to go for a week now and takt with Miss Lampman for the balance of the another visit about September. This plan school year. Carried by following ’o^:— will have two advantages, that of weather Bessmer, Bronson, Dawson, Hayes, Sny­ and It will give a person a chance to rumi­ Smith and Spence. nate and digest what he has seen and der. Moved by Snyder that the board adlearned on lhe first trip. A second vlalt will see everything In place and one can J°Urn’ Clem. Smith, Pres. Pro Tern. more intelligently view ou the fair.—Ex. W. H. Spence, Sec. OUR COUNTY TJLTu $75,000.00. SURPLUS •10.01)0.00. Go to the 1 Wii-.C icur :r- r-e i -jridrr I and Kale w hether Tablet! a-c >cr ToSucco, ilarpUiut or Liquor Habit. HILL’S < TABLETS. REIM ELM BE1R *• a « tw.u •.. . ■ ... - -- - ---I tiRation a* to our reSpotuihrir.r aud the mer.t* of our ’ I TabDO NOT BE DECEIVED Into pureha*I Incranr of the vanou* that are .being offered for »ale. A*k far HILL’S TAB­ LETS «nd take no other. Manufactured only by testlmonials from persona-who have beencured by the use of a k and *1 «fp~r B. M. JAYLORD, LeaUe, Mkh. ---- THE----- OHIO CHEMICAL CO, #1. S3 ANS 55 OPrtA BUSR LIMA. OHIO. PARTICULARS -FREE. Truly your*. MATHEW JOHNSON, P. O. Box i GixTU.Ni.v.-It c>ve» n-.ep!exe>reto»pe*k a word af prainc for yowl W My ton «ru Mroarly addicted to tbe use of liquor, and through a friend, I wa* w trv vour Tablets, lie wa* a heavy and conttani drinker, but alter using your ‘ . but three day* bo quit drinking, and will not tauch liquor of any kind. I hava * ours trulr, MRS. HELEN MORRISON. Tat Onio Crane*:. cot CrxcurwAVt. O. Tablet*, and without W. L. Lotegay. A.ddree* all Ordore to THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., isatioo thi* paper.) 57, S3 and S3 Opera Block LIMA. OHIO. �*od Prevewttoa of I»lphtbarta m l'r**d by tho -‘♦‘•to IMrhUurU II a co»Wlo«« beoee tbe obarrvin.-e ot Ute to< lawtux preetullooa U of very great !»■ **It'°Wben • child or ■ ) "«■>« P«™b“ ■ sore thrxmt. bod Oder to Ito bre*16- ““ MgMlally It II boo ferrr. It .twuld dUlely M kept oeporated from all ottitf am»x earepl neresoan attendaoU, onW u be aaeertaltieil whether or not It baa diphtheria or some other eoatnoaleehle *’w**Frery petaoo known to be alek with e It is best to burn articles which have been wiled by discharges from tbe throat, nose or mouth of a person sick with diphtheria;. Articles to be burned should be thoroughly and quickly burned, w as „„t to diffuse the polsou. In the glowing rumace under a large boiler Is a good place. If the bumlug is done in open air It should be far from dwellings and by a quick strong fire. f. Cotton, linens, flannels, blankets, and articles too valuable to be destroyed, ahould be treated as follows: Ail articles that can. should be treated to the boiling hot zine solution, introducing them piece bv piece, securing a thorough wetting and Ubiling for at least a half hour. Articles that cannot be treated in this manner snob as furs, silks, beds, etc., should be placed In the room during fumigation, all pockets turned Inside out and every part exposed In lhe most thorough manner possible. Afterwards they should be hung. In the open air, beaten and shaken. Carpets are best fumigated on the floor, and after­ wards be removed to tbe open air and thoroughly beaten. Pillows, beds, mat­ tresses after being disinfected on the out­ side, may be cut open and their contents again exposed to the fumes of burning sulphur. In no case should tbe thorough disinfection of clothing be omitted. In­ fected clothing and bedding have been known to communicate diphtheria months after their infection. MNQLER If you want the beet stock of GroGKsru & Glassware DOINGS in town call on us. We have in praeservo case this week a full line of choice dried fruits L»dl« trimmed b«t*he«|>er then ««r the Racket, as fresh and nice as when at Garwood's perfumes are the. best lor they were picked. sale at tbe Racket A.k to we our SLOT »l»e >"4 J« Choice green apples 40c p’k. can match them for ^2.00. »t the Rack­ Langs chocolate icing, 80c lb. et Boston baked beans 10c can. Others ask 54.00 for the same shoe we Burnhams beaf wino and iron sell for 83-00 at the Racket and boys sun bats from 5c to 35c pint bottles, 50c per bottle. at Mens tbe Racket v Baby olives 10c per bottle. Lawn tennis rubber sboea fox 50e at the A most complete line of con­ Racket You have saved me about X on ro>’ fectionery. millinery for myself and famny. wm Superfine chocolate drops what a lady said Saturday. We can do It every time at tbe Racket. 25c lb. Don't miss seeing our 15 and l»c lad,^s Superfine chocolate drops as ­ Grange underwear, others ask 25 and 35c The Hastings City W. C. T. Union will for same, at the Racket sorted 30c lb. •. meet at Mrs. N, Bailey’s, on Tuesday af­ By tbe amount of tinware the Racket ternoon. May 30th. Reports from the Hand made creams, 20c. lb. sella, It seems as If it bad the whole State Union convention will be given. Original fig paste, caramels, trade. Remember the G. A. R. memorial ser­ vice at the Presbyterian church next Sun­ Clarlu and Coats thread 4c. Brooks marshmallows, cream filberts thread day morning. will work anything when on the Usual services at the Presbyterian and cocoanut of tbe celebra­ machine, at the Racket. church on Sunday evening. Topic—A Childrens underwear 10c at the Rack­ ted Anchor confections. arooked stick. dlphlherla should be promptly and tlwrau-hlr laolaled trooi tbe public, no toonwr< to than are actually neeeaaary should Sure chanre ot or vl.lt the patient, and they should lx* restricted la their inter©oarv with other persons. 8. Plain and distinct notices shoald be placed upon the premise# or house in which there la a person sick with; diphf theria. aud no others should be allowed to enter. 4. Householder), and physclans mus| immediately give notice of tbe first cascj and of every case, of diphtheria, to the health officer or to the president or clerk Of the board of health. This Is required fcy law. fj. The room In which one sick will) diphtheria Is to be placed should- pre? wlously be cleared of all needless clothing} carpets, drapery, and other materials like? ly to harbor the poison of the disease; This room should constantly receive a liberal supply Of fresh air. without cur­ rents or drafts directly upon tbe patient. Il will be well to have the sun shine di­ rectly into the room. <•>. Tbe discharges from the throat, nose and mouth are extremely liable to com­ municate tbe disease and should be re­ The Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday even­ ceived in vessels containing a strong dis­ infectant, or on soft rags or pieces of ing. A most Interesting topic to be dis­ cloth which should be Immediately burn­ missed. *Come aud find out what It Is and feed your curiosity aud your heart at the ed. ’ 7. The discharges from the kidney b same time. anil bowels may be passed In vessels con­ Tlie young people of the Baptist Union taining a strong disinfectant, aud then be wilt give tfti entertainment at the church burled at least 100 feet distant from any Tuesday. May 30th. A program suitable ■well: each discharge may be disinfected by for Decoration day will be rendered. Eli­ thoroughly mixing with-it not less than te rteinnu-nt commences at 8 o’clock. Adone ounce, of chlorinated lime; when this misiiou 5 cents. Is Impracticable It should be passed on old 'Pie Home Missionary society will be clothes, which should immediately bi* held at the church parlors, Wednesday, trarnbd. 1 May 81st. at half past two. Everybody 8. The clothing, towels, bed-linen, etc), invited. Special business to be transactou removal from the patient should at ©nee. before removal from the .room be TheC. L.S. C. will meet with Mrs. placed in a pail or tub of boiling hot zlnqsolutiqn. made In proportion as follow^: Lamoreaux, Saturday. May 27th with the Water one gallon; sulphate of zinc, four following program: . Quotations. ©unces; common salt, two ounces. Classic Greek Course—Miss Goodyear. 0. Nurses and attendants should be re­ Manual of Christen evidences—Mrs. quired to keep themselves and their pa­ , tient as clean as possible: their own. hands Bowne. The modern Maid of Athens, and her should lie frequently washed anj disin­ brothers of to-day—Mrs. Holloway. fected by chlorinated oda. Electricity at the world's fair—Mrs. 10. All persons a- >veriug, or very re­ cently recovered, front diphtheria, should Striker. The Greek Gods, Zeus and Hera—Miss be considered dangerous*, therefore such a person should not be permitted to associ­ Lampman. ate with others, or to attend school^ Bishop Gillespie will officiate at Em­ church, or any public assembly until the manuel church next Sunday morning and throat and any sores which may have been evening. The rite of confirmation will be on tbe lips or now are healed, nor until administered at tbe evening service. in the judgment of a careful and Intelli­ gent health officer he can do so witbou Apples per bu. 1.00. endangering others. The bacillus which Hurter, 12 to 14. is the speclfia cause of diphtheria, has beer} Beans picked per bu., 1 50 to 1.73. found still present in the throat weeks tatter apparent complete, recover/ from tbe * lb..4H. ■disease; the duration of Infectfousness is pta bund., 6 50. now proved to be at least three weeks, sd Hogs dressed. T.CO to 7.30. Hay per ton. 6.00 to s.00. that should be the shortest period of lso4 Lard per lb.. 10 to ISK. *Iation after apparent complete recovery] Potato* pen ta.. ex No convalescent from diphtheria shoulq Rjef per bu.. 50. Tallow per lb.. 4. be permitted to associate with the peo­ Oau per bu.. 33. ple until after all his clothing that has Wheat, red per bn.. 67. been exposed to infection has been thor­ oughly disinfected, and this without ret Timo thy Seed per bu., JJO. gard to the time which has elapsed since Barley per bu. in to 1.10 recovery, if the time is less than one year; Unions per bu. 1.60 to 3.00. No person from premises in which there is or has been a case of diphtheria should attend any school. Sunday-school, church] STATE OF MICHIGAN. Fifth Judicial Circuit in Chancery. or public assembly, or be permitted by the Jennie Verbridge, health authorities or by the school board I Complainant. to do so. until after the disinfection of HouxMR. Verbridge. such premises aud of tbe clothing worn by Defendant. «uch person, if It has been exposed to the Sult pending 4n tbe Circuit Court for tbe contagion of the disease. ’ County of Barry. In Chancery, at Hastings on 11*. The body of a person who has tlie linh day of May, A. D„ 1H93. • In this cause It appearing from affidavit on died of diphtheria should be washed with file, that the defendant. Howard R. Verbrldge a zinc solution of double the strength Is not a resident of thia state, but resides tn lhe stated in paragraph 8 then wrapped in a state'of Montana, on motion of Phillip T. Colgrove complainant's solicitor. It is ordered that ©facet wet with lhe zinc solution, and at the said defendant, Howard R. Verbridge cause once be burled. In no case should the bls appearance to be entered herein, within four months from tbe dale ot this order, and tn body be exposed to view. of non appearance that he cause bls an­ 12. No public funeral should be held case swer to the complainant's bill ot oomplaint to at a house In which there is a case of diph­ be tiled, and a copy thereof to be served on said theria, nor In which a death from diph­ complainant's solicitor within twenty days after on him of a ropy of said bill and notice theria has recently occurred. Except un­ I ■M'rvlce of this onler; and that iu default thereof, said der extraordinary precautions there should bill be taken as confessed by tbe said non» be no public funeial of a person who has । resident defendant. And tt» further ordered, that within twenty died from dlpttheria. No child should at­ days the said complainant cause a notice ot tend. and it would be better in most cases this order to be published in the Hastings that few adults should attend a funeral of Banner, a newspaper printed, published and circulating la said county, and that such pub­ a person dead oi diphtheria. lication be continued therein at least once In unnsFKcnox of rooms, clothing, j each week, for six weeks In succession, or that he cause a copy ot this order to be personally ETC. served on said non-resident defendant at least twenty days before the time aboyo prescribed 13. After a death or recovery from for bls appearance. . . diphtheria, the room In which there has Clkmknt Smith. Circuit Judge. been a case of diphtheria, whether fatal or P hilip T. colgrovs . not. should, with all Its contents, be thor­ Complainant’s Solicitor. oughly disinfected by exposure for several [A True Copy.] JohhG. Nao i.kb. Register. hours to strong fumes of burning sulphur, and then, if possible, it should, for sever­ al hours or days, be exposed to currents of PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. ■fresh air. a' Because of the innumerable ways in which V>c contagion may be scattered about die bouse and premises where there has been a case of diphtheria, the entire house and uut-bulldlngs, Including cellar, garret, wood-shed, au.i privy, will usually need to be disinfected. Kaitialty Is the most Important (nature in a b Booms to be disinfected must be va­ smooth wire fence. T » cated. Heavy clothing, blankets, bed­ Those who dispute this bare not tried our ding. nnd other articles which cannot be coll spring article, or they are Interested In treated withJbe zinc solution, should be some oon-elaatle fence. If you want facu about elastic fences go to ■pread out so as to be thoroughly exposed those wbo know, or try tbe "Page” yourself on during fumigation, which should take guarantee. ' place In the room where tho clothing, etc.. R. W. WEBSTER A BON, Arts. Dowliso. Mich. bare been used In connection with tbe pa­ tient. For a room about ten feet square, at least three pounds of sulphur should be Wisdom is many times dearly used; for larger rooms, proportionately In­ bought. Be wise, not after but be­ creased quantities, at the rate of three pounds for each 1,000 cubic feet of air­ fore buying. An organ offered at asking price is not a bargain space. c Close all openings to the room, place —dear at any price. the sulphur in an Iron pan supported upOur prices and terms are correct ©n bricks, set It on fire by hot coals or with the aid of a spoonful of alcohol light­ on the celebrated ed by a match, be. careful not to breathe the fumes of tho burning sulphur, and when certain tbe sulphur is burning well, organ, the LEHR 7 octave piano leave the room, close lhq_door. and allow organ, the room to be closed for several tiouiia. d. Caro should be taken to secure the FISCHER, complete burning of as much of tbe sul­ AND phur m possible. For this purpose tbe iron pan or pot in which the sulphur Is to be Disced may previously be heated, or placed In the room over hot cools in a pan All standard makes. Write for of ashes set upon bricks. To avoid danger prices and term*. o< fire the Iron pot or pan in which tin­ C. E. INcJeRSON, Aoitcr sulphur in burned should be free from any leak, awl it may be placed over water In a Nashville, Mich. tub or pan. . Hams & VanAman. THE KALAMAZOO TELEGRAPH IS et. ■ Eight quart dish pans 10c at tbe Rack­ et. Sec our sun shades ami umbrellas, be­ fore you buy, at the Racket. ' Turkey red table linen 38c. 35c and 38c per yard at tbe Racket. Wc are selling more than ever of child­ rens hats at the Racket. Eight day Waterbury dock 82.W- 24 hour for 82.00. at the Racket. Without elevated tank, tubes or drip cup and ! lights instantaneously. Yes they have a inic. lot o< woktatj shoes at the Racket Ice cream freezers at the Racket Boys carts. 10 wagons. 50c. 75c and 99c • at the Racket Another arrival of mlllinery_good6 Just arrived at tbe Racket Eggs buy as much as cash at the Rack- One of the best papers in Michigan. The • Weekly Telegraph can be had for 75 cents per year by calling at this office. THE RACKET - GOODYEAR BROS., NOW LOOK HEIRBI ’ New Hoon Tea Witch Cream. - A most delightful lotion for the Toilet. Used after washing ; after shaving; before retiring. • EtmL’seent Try this tea if,you never Comforting have, and you will not regret in Humors ^c%Tarj?* it It is winning in popular and Eczema. s*k®’ favor every day. We solicit your patronage and know Fox- Sale that our goods will please you. Give us a trial. PHILLIPS & PRESTON, The Grocery Eve^y_peraon in this eity ought certainly to be interested in its prosperity and help to build up its institutions. “Al77.'O.V/ZA II0JK INDUSTRY” is the basis upon which every progressive eity is founded, and any one who sends work away from Hasting, which can be done just as well here is PEOPLE’S DRUGSTORE. W. H. QOObYEAR To the best interests of the city THE TROT LAUNDRY If a home institution, worthy of patronage. It is better equipped than ever tedo good work and get, it out promptly. It net ds all the work in this city for its support. Thus with workmanship as good and with prices as low. public spirit ought to prompt everyone to leave their work where it will do the most good— AT HOME. TROY LAUNDRY. 1X30. portELIXt IV otioe. ajesty’s Corseti It gives us great pleasure to inform you that the PRINCESS OF WALES CO., manufacturers of HER MAJESTY’S CORSET will have at our store on ’ Monday, May 29th. Thursday, June 1st Tuesday, May 30th. Friday, June 2nd Wednesday, May 31. Saturday, June 3rd MRS. SUMNER, one of their EXPERT FITTERS for tile' Dur pose of explaining to ladies, the MANY MERITS of HER MA1FS an? 'I1' REASON WHY it is SUPERIOR to anv other CORSET made in the world. 8 FIJr.TING ROOM prepared, and it will give Mrs SUMNER great pleasure to try upon all those ladies who wish 1, . pair of HER MAJESTY'S CORSETS, thus iilustrating without doubt that they wiU g,ve lhe most PERFECT SATISFACTION and CRF ATE A MOST MAGNIFICENT FIGURE. CRE‘ pnnTHMrTvl!at|811 lad£8 (henuelvea of this GRAND OP­ PORTUNITY to learn what a PERFECTLY FITTING CORSET We desire it distinctly understood that ladies will not be exoected maderCh,5e * C°r5"t '* th<,y do “ot desit= to d° so alter a fitting is Yours very truly, - J'TJIL.ITJSJ RUSSELL, . ft’ Nourishes the Skin. For Chaps and Sunburn. Heals, Soothes & Softens Inflamed, Hard, Dry or Rough Skin. BS Her M - HARDMAN, HARRINGTON STARR PIANOS, Simple, Convenient, Safe, Economical, Durable and is the be$t baker now on the market. Try one and you will be convinced. HARDWARE MERCHANTS. K FARRAND & VOTEY The Leader of all Vapor Stoves. Sole Agent tor Hastings. We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaplv *nd yet get a living. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-06-01.pdf b3c7ba2c0f382542187c8ef0b5c23a46 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 5 J Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK I wish to call your attention this week to my complete line of BBOS.. HASTINGS. MICH. COUNTY NEWS. ijL .V£W PROCESS, QUICK MEAL GAS 1ft The Irving scribe was visiting last weet—Mr. Chas. Wllllims is getting ready to move on his farm, having sold his house and lot to A. D. Hughes—Mr. Clark Plurson Is visiting his brother, J. G. Pierson, of this place—The recent high water "has laid the flour mill up again—A horrible accident occurred on the farm of Wesley Mead, four miles sonth of Irving, on Monday, about 11 o’clock, by which Mr. George Pierce, of Rutland, lost his life. It seems that they were digging a Swell and had got down 40 feet, and had given up digging any more, and wore goi/ig to drive a well and wore tak­ ing out tho sheet iron curbing from the bottom and filling up a# they went along. Mr. Pierce was doing this work, and got careless and took out three sections at once. That caused a break and the man was burled alive. A large number of people gathered to lend a helping hand, and after seventeen hours of bard labor, Mr. R. G. Garber, of Middleville, doing the principal part, the unfortunate man was taken put He leaves a. wife, but no children, to mourn his loss. OLINE STOVES, GRAND RAPIDS NEW GENERATING GASOLINE STOVES. Leonards Cleanable Refrigerator. Ice Cream Freezers, Lawn M<->wers and Rakes. Lawn Hose. and Attachments, Screen Doors and Windows, Wire Screen Quite a number of people from Kala­ mazoo were here last Monday on aI fish­ ing excursion—Thomas Oliver and Miss Franclos, of Kalamazoo, were visiting friends here last Sunday and MondaySome of the soldiers In this vicinity at­ tended memorial services at Delton last Sunday—Aleck Barnes is home from the north woods. He will go back in’ a few weeks—A new side track has been put In at the brick yard—A kiln shed large enough to hold a million brick is "what we. have here now and drying sheds too numerous to mention—A steam engine of twenty-five horse power and a force of fifteen men are making brick at' the rate of 18,000 per day. Co meand see j how they do It—Mrs. Young, of Kalamazoo, Is visiting ber relatives here—Old Mrs. Doonan had another very poor spell last Sun­ day. The poor old lady is not long for this world. and Poultry Netting, plain and barb Fence Wire. IM VAN VflLKEFBqRQH LEADING HARDWARE DEALER OF BARRY CO. HASTINGS, MICH. UNION BLOCK. y o •e e. rk tie th and PA TENT LEA THER SHOES. ONE PRICE SAW! OGS I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do er18 CUSTOM SAWING P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. V Both Binders and Mowers. . V. Kill, of Barryville, made ye scribe a pleasant call Monday—B. W. Austin has commenced Ids house—Freeman Gates, of Orange, was the guest of K. Lockhart Wednesday—Wednesday, Mike Ereritt had a bee to draw lumber for his bouse— Planting corn Is the order of the day— llev. Spitler has pul out seven, acres of Hubard squash—Edd. Staacy, of Lansing, was on our streets selling Dr. Robertson's family medicine—When you city folks want a pleasant ride, come down in Pleasant Valley, for we have a new road scraper and intend to keep things slick. And complete line of Top Carriages Road Wagons, Lumber Wagons, and one horse Wagons. ’ SHOE DEALERS. WANTED-! >k- Champion • Machines Machine Oil, Hay Rakes, UR effort is to furmsh them in quality, Hay Tedders, Sulky Plows, fit and price—and in the order named- -. Walking Plows, so that au occasional buyer may become a Double Shovel Plows, “Ratchet” spring tooth 'egular customer. Harrow, . Wood Cap spring to’th CALL AND SEE OUR RUSSIA CALF Harrow, WOOLLEY fr BR2N50N ,ve Yankee Spring*. The most of’tbe fanners around here are through planting—A. M. blocking called on friends in Parmalee and Mid­ dleville last Sunday—Harry Turner Is breaking a fine colt to drive—The diph­ theria and scarlet fever Is all over we think, as there are no new cases on record but there has. been some pretty badly scared people—The fruit crop will be light again this year, though some young orchards are blossoming full—The whistle of the steamer Is again heard on Gun Lake tills summer—A load from your city enroute for Gun Lake passed through our town last Saturday—Miss Abbey Potter was the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. Johnson, last Sunday—Art and Edd expect to play for a dance at the I North Irving Grange hall again Saturday June 10th. CHILDREN re lift ’ders was in Delton Monday—Frank Leon­ ard and wife visited nt John McBain's Sunday—Fishing on Sunday is quite a pastime for some people hereabouts. FOR THE 1'OR MEN, WOMEN and i Brush Bldge. Farmers are nearly all through planting corn—Fred Otis was quite severely Injured by a runaway lost week—There will be n social hop at P. R. Karns Friday evening —Ben Jenkins and wife visited al P. K. Karns’ Sunday—Henry Hind and wife REPAIRS SHOES =• e WHOLE NO. 1931 HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 1, 1893. Hastings Banner Jesse Townsend J. C. Furness and A. H. Smith spent Sunday with Woodland friends—Rev. Bax­ ter was at Vermontville Tuesday—Union memorial services were held at the M. E. church last Sunday morning—The Ver­ montville G. A. R. and ladies Joined in the memorial services here on decoration day and the weather being fine everything went off lovely—Frank Parker was at Grand Rapids Tuesday—Quite a number of our young folks spent Tuesday after­ noon at Thornapple Lake—Mrs. I). U. Youngs and daughter of Alpena, are guests at Dr. Comfort’s—Miss Minnie Dietrich, of Middleville,- visited at Geo. Grlbbins, the fore part of the week—Mrs. C. B. Lusk and daughter Julia started for their new home at Buffalo, N. Y.. last Fri­ day morning. Mrs. H. R. Dickinson went with them and will visit among friends there a short time—Misses Lulu and Nel­ lie Felghner, and Adah Michael, of Hast­ ings. spent Sunday here with their many friends—Sunday morning between four and five o’clock a fire alarm was given caused by the burning of Daniel Clever*# house Just south of town. In Maple Grove township. The Ore bad such a start be­ fore discovered that the bouse burned to' Uw ground with a good deal of Its con­ tents. It was partly Insured. 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR. Is the length of time that SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to last. Also remember you get a Present—"Good Form," of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewele ry store Quality and price always right. Farmers are Improving the present favor­ able weather, and have been able to gel their corn planted although at a tale date —Albert Chandler frum Battle Creek and a number of others spent Sunday at Fine —T. E. Goddehu been seen on our streets. Do not know whether be baa come to stay or not—Preaching service at the Gregory • school house Sunday at 3 o’clock. The subject for next Sunday afternoon will be Religious pereecutinn In the United States. Allure Invited—Mrs. F. J. Tooze has been visiting friends In our vicinity. Returned to Ypsilanti a few days since. J. L WILKINS, agt F.R. Pancoast Ta e Reliable Jeweler. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. . Dowling. The farmers here have their corn near­ ly al) planted—E. -Herrington raised bls new barn Saturday—B. Gorham, of Rut­ land, visited relatives here last SundayMrs. S. Weeks leaves Tuesday of this week, to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. Nor­ ris, In New York, to remain about a month —Every body well or getting better—Ma­ tte Hook Is expected home from Delton this week. Delton. Mrs. Dr. Scribner was at Augusta Fri­ day—Henry Kahler was at the county seat Wednesday—Dr. Scribner was at the hub Wednesday—C. F. Moreau was at Kalamazoo Friday—Messrs. Gwin. Van Amburg, Rauney, and Undervllle were at Kalamazoo Friday on business—Messrs O. Smith, W. GwId, U. Burst, and M. Hol­ comb were at Kalamazoo Saturday—W. H. Chase and wife Sundayed at Kalamazoo— A. Smith and wife Sundayed at Shultz— W. Gibson started for Des Moines, Iowa, the 27th—T. Kelley and wife were at the county seat Saturday—Mrs. Williams was at Augusta Thursday—Mrs. Kerns was at Kalamazoo Saturday—Will MersbOD, of Kalamazoo, was the guest of H. C. Boyn­ ton Saturday—Byron Speicher and wife, of Goblevillc, were the guests of H. C. Boynton and wife the first of the week— A. Bunnell, of Kalamazoo, was the guest of 8. Baird Saturday last—Miss Allie Moir, of Kalamazoo, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Boynton—Fred Norwood was In Kalamazoo Monday on business—Artie Bishop has l>een suffering with tonsllltus - John Nichols, of Howard city. Is visit­ ing here this week—One of Art Mantle’s twins Las been on the sick list—Mrs. lleno is very low at this writing—Mrs. C. Whittemore ts-sufferlng with’ tonsilltus— Chris. Schramm Is suffering with rheuma­ tism—Delton and Richland flayed a game of ball last Saturday In A. Hush’s mead­ ow. Score. Delton 13 and Richland 13 ”’— Delton will celebrate the 4th. ward from a seat in a double buggy, strik­ ing on their heads. The horses were in Ed Reeves’ yard and became frightened at the crack of a whip, starting so suddenly as to pitch the mt n out J. Lowe was taken at once to bis home in Mason. L. Dean is on the gain slowly. His brother 8. Dean Is here.' , Cool but fine growing time—A. C. Towne, Mr. and Mrs. Do-iter and Nellie Vantine, visited at Middleville last Friday and Saturday. Tbo far north, requiring two top coals—This week is Prairieville and Barry day at Chicago. A. Storms. Dr. Hyde,E. 8. Hunley and wife, Mrs. Me- • Elwaln and son, A. Bible. Ed Pennock, M. ’. Hammond and two sons, and Ada Eyes took train this a. m. for Chicago—Mra. Addison Spaulding made a business trip to Kalamazoo Alls a. m.—W. A. Spaulding has discontinued buying wheat but M. Woodard takes his place—The.Ladies Aid Society met last week with Mrs. Henry Fennels—H. Honeywell and H. W. Will­ iams are putting additions to their respect­ ive homes. - Old Mr. Cortright, of whom mention has been made as being so dangerously sick, died on the 32d. His funeral servic­ es were held at his late residence, on the 35th. Rev. Pope officiating. Mr. C. leaves . a wife, three sons and two daughters, all grown, to mourn his departure, besides a large circle of friends and neighbors. He has 4|vwNin this cymmunity several years, having lived and brought up bis family In Pennsylvania, and died at the good olil age of 75—Ed Hursley and wife, Mrs. Rob’t McElwain and eon Elwell, leave today to visit the city of Chicago, with a view of spendin; several days at the world’s fair—A. A. Aldrich and wife, H. M. Boylngton and wife returned from Chicago last Saturday after spending two weeks at the world’s big show—Mrs. W. T. Barber, entertained Mrs. C. B. Dick­ erson. Mrs. John Law re ace, Mrs. Rob’t Cressy. > McElwain, Mrs. J. B. Rockwell and Mrs. Mr. Manhaven had the misfortune to A. G. Cortright Saturday afternoon, all of lose his only cow and 837 was raised and whom were highly blessed with good’ • presented to him toward purchasing an­ sqund lungs. other—John Brown went to Hastings vis­ iting Saturday, returning the first of the Mrs. Eliza Wood has returned from week—F. V. Lyon, of Leonidas, spent several days-wltb relatives here last week Missouri—Rev. C. T. VanAntwerpofficl—Milo Hammond and two sons started ated at the funeral of old Mrs. Brooks, on Saturday last—Wm. Willis and Wm. Gary for the world's fair Monday—Frank Rickenmore, of Battle Creek, spent Sunday wheeled themselves from Kalamazoo to Prairieville on their bycicles Saturday and with his parents—Clayton Harber cut his knee quite severely on Monday—Frank visited relatives here over Sunday—Dr. Barber killed 33 rats within half an hour Hyde and Albert Storms started for Chi­ the other day, and does consider himself cago Monday morning to spend n week at an expert at rat killing either—About the world’s fair—Mrs. Sopha Richards 4.000 bushels of wheat have been shipped visited at Middleville and Grand Rapids from this place within the last four days— the latter part of the week—Frank Bow­ Mrs. Effle Barber and daughter Ethel at­ en, of Kalamazoo, visited at M. Bugbee’s tended decoration services at Delton and Saturday and Sunday—S. W. Smith visit­ ed the tdwns of Kalamazoo, Battle M^eek, Francis Shriner al Hastings. Augusta, Comstock, and Galesburg on Saturday, making a trip of eighty miles In the day with his byclcle—Black A Charles Will and wife, of Hastings, Son. of Hastings, have been putting three spent Sunday In Freeport with the former's monuments and a number of markers in parent*—The memorial service at the the Prairieville oenietery within the past Cong’l. church Sunday was largely attend­ week—Mrs. Meritt Wood returned from ed—The "Little Builders"concert was an Irving Monday—The Odd Fellows Deco­ Uminense success. The collection amount­ ration day will be held the second Friday ing to S12—A'female street faker visited In June, making it the 13th instead of Freeport last week—Vernor Ward of Ixjw- 12th, as was stated In last week’s Issue— ell, visited his parents In this place Sun­ I.O. O. F. decoration day on June 13th day—W. M. Patterson, of Grand Raulds, will be a memorable occasion here. The visited Geo. Perkin*, and family one day address will be by F. W. Harding, of last week—Mrs. Millard has a daughter Granges. The Rappahannock band Is ex­ and three- grand-children frbtu Portland pected and there will be excellent vocal visiting her—Miss Ollie Culfrr.of Hast­ music also. The exercises will be held In ings. visited her parents west of town Sat­ this village. All are Invited. Come, and urday evening and Suaday. don't forget to br Ing the lunch basket S. R. Willison visited friends In Aug­ usta ».nd Climax last week—Harry Bel­ linger and family made a business trip to Battle Creek Thursday—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nye spent Sunday with the latter’s parents —Mrs. 11. L. Noblest# suffering from rheumatism—A. E. Dewey and fainly visit­ ed In Battle Creek Friday and Saturday— The Memorial service at the school house was well attended. The" Boys In Blue’* came In a txxly. The #:rm >n by Mr. Fleming was an nbk-discourse. Rev. Fleming de­ livers the address at Bantield this after­ noon—Mrs. Charles Robinson is in Delton —Miss Macklem Is In Richland for to-day. The Literary at the school houAe last week was well attended and some of therecltatipns very goal. The paper read by Miss Addie Elsworth Vras very entertain­ ing, especially the personal items, which must have taken hours of careful study and deliberation to have composed any­ thing so brilliant and witty—Dr. Buckner and Henry Hewitt were in Allegan part of last week—The remains of Marti., More­ house. formerly a resident of this village, was brought here last Monday for inter­ ment—Alf Lewis has returned fsom Char­ lotte—Job England and wife visited friends at Wayland last Saturday and Sunday— Mm. C. H. Thurston and Etta Falk were in Kalamazoo last Saturday- -Preaching at the cbnrch next Sunday at 10:30 a. m.— John A. Turner and wife, of Wayland, called on friends at this place Monday— The Mexican tent show was here the 25th. Every one was perfectly satisfied to have them leave the next mornlqg. Edward F. Cox Post G. A. R. held their Decoration exercises at Laeey again this year—George Paddock, of Northern MichIgan, has been visiting his sister Mrr. E. Hartom, the past two weeks—Ella Latty visited friends at Lansing, three or four days last week—Ort Smith and family, of Mamhall, were at B. Smith's the'first of the week visiting—Dey Willcox, o fManceIona, Joe Willcox and family, of Ohio, Millard Hamilton and.famllv. same place, Frank Willcox au<L- family, of -Hastings, were here the latter part of the week. Mrs. Millard Hamilton will remain with her father for awhile. Mary E. Willcox was here also—Secretary Enoch Andrus, of Hastings, was In town a couple of days last week—Mr. and Mrs. M O. Tuckerman, of Battle Creek, were in town Sunday— The largest and the saddest funeral for a n<unber of years was that of Mrs. A. W. Willcox last Wednesday, which showed the esteem and friendship In which she was held. The most touching sight was the pall pearers, her six sons, bearing their mother to ber last resting place. Truly she was .... loved ...... and Is ... sincerely mourned ............. by ber husband and children, who have the sympathy of the community In their wen both serluully Injured by Ullin, iMek- The chief excitement at the U. of M. at present is the excursion to Detroit the 30th and the aames that will there be played betweeirU. of M. and Cornell. It is expected that 3,000 will go. The ball team are having very good luck during their western trip, a# but one giine Is against them. The 1-ctcre ason was c’.osed We Inesday by the address of Hon. W. L. Wilson, of West Virginia, on "James Madison." On .Wednet.lay will occur the final con­ cert in the Choral Union course. As has liern the established custom, the Choral Union will give the concert assisted by an orchestra of forty pieces. The chorus has done some hard work and will give "Lohengrin” which was to have been elven at Chicago. L. J. Goodyear will shake the Ann Ar­ bor dust off his feet Thursday and return to his home for the vacation. The co-eds feel very much wrought up because of the defeat of the bill in the Ixjgislature tor a ladies department in the new gymnasium. L. J. Goodyear and O. B. Van Horn spent Saturday and Sunday at Grass Lake visiting t^e latteria relatives. Qbltuarv. Died, in this city May 34t6. 1808, Mary A. Hessmer, of diabetes, aged 47 years. Mrs. Hessmer was bom In the city of Breslau, in Prussia, Germany In 1848 and came with her parents to this country when nine years of age. They settled In Detroit. Three years later her mother died, and the family was broken up. she living part of the time In AnnArbor and Ipart of the time In Cleveland. Ohio. Dur­ 1ing her stay in the latter city she joined ’the Baptist church and became a charter 1member of thr first German Baptist cnurch ।in Cleveland, in 1850. About this time 1her father diedin Cleveland. After this !she again came to AnnArbor to live. In 1870 she came to this city with her half­ ' 1brother. John G. Mendy, and in March 1871 1was married to John M. Bessmer. and they 1have lived here ever since. Three sons Frank. Carl aud George and her steppaughter, Ida, and her husband survive ber to mourn ber loss. She joined the Baptist church of this city In 1879, and for a number of years was nil active member. But when trouble broke out amongst the members, she with others withdrew and she bad not been con­ nected with any church since. She was a charter memtier of Hiawatha Lodge. Daughters of Rebekah, of thia city, and was a member at her death. She was gen­ ial. kind-hearted. and strong-minded. To know her wa« to become her friend; of whom she had a host. She was slek-neardreadful diunc. dia|i ly a year with that .-------betes. bite endured her sufferings without * mutnenur, and died at peace withall v �~ ! ever undiscovered. He gasped for breath. " Hta knees amote together, and his lip*, ’ drawn apart over iris chattering teeth. trembled and twnvd xreben. Eric stood ' there looking sternly at him, although ' the fright of the wretch was almost ludij crons, atxl a* he cowered against the I । wall in hta terror Eric said: ! “Chalcu has a brave servant, and yet , he helps him not. Chalcu*servant seems not so brave as when I last saw him. ■ Ha* hi* god deserted him that he cow* ----,s .era nw-rxr.. boforex™ a fhbe god? Have his wit* ! deserted the nimble cheater with the ‘ ‘ i so? fie who - ---- - ■ - —.................................... fears not to defraud, a whole i nation ge before one ’ । ------------seem* to lose his courage — fuel! .w. thief _i$f and and traitor! traitor! CHAPTER XII. ! ____ Coward and the dogs of the citv city f shall’ deeptae . shal ' ’ > thee; LN THE HOVB OF XEED. I। the children dJl! .___________ i, _ .u > H..tood U»n, for. moment looking au drim tbee into.*._»» ibe Je»rtX° NORMAN CHURCHES. words of cautiori to their sentinel threw himself upon his bearskin.’ Kulcan stretched himself beside his sister, and in a very few minutes they were both soundly sleeping. Jan-ila sat upon tbe doorsill, with his eyes fixed upon the now silent forces of the enemy. He felt rather than saw that there were eyes in the darkness watching him, also closer perhaps than he imagined, and he invol­ untarily drew indoors as he speculated । upon an unseen enemy piercing him with O1MUC --------, , . Nothing occurred, however, and at 'j |ut the night's intense blackness Vegan ;slowly to give way to tho gray dawn. ; ' He awoke Eric and Kulcan, and they , rarveyed the array before them with different feelings. [ Eric meHHured the forces with a cool, ; .... x--------- mnT„, | tn « rp »L ■X ih« dior, u>d th-o moTKl .wxy, for, I Th. word. wem«I to revtr. ciulp,. j calculating ckokUng eye. ««. He knew that th»t hta hi. re- :; <rm>p of I»O1>1. w», .pprowhing, ud be He drew hi. breath Main M..1 began rolr„ rffl, were to tho tub I SEVERAL SPECIMENS OF EARLY NOR­ TESTS ON ANIMALS. advertising doestt THE KNOWLEDGE THEY YIELD IN CIGARETTE SMOKING 18 KEPT ALIVE physiology. BY CLEVER SCHEMES. MAN ARCHITECTURE ‘“■‘rorfUc TAlkwlI. Castles, Churches and Tcmbs Bull* by William the Conqueror and Ills Wlf*. They Remain Tdday Pare Examples oi Mra Win. S.H, th. Oteo«Utt. How Harray "Worked. Simple Grandeur in Building. ■ ••Thrto-fifths of the cigarette* sold in The discussion at the church congress on the subject of “Experiment* Upon Living thto city,’’ said a commercial traveler rep. Animals" and the correspondence which resenting an eastern manufactory, a teti followed it bare naturally led to some re­ days ago, “are from one house. Why? newal of Interest In the whole of tbe ques­ If you could see our advertising bills tions involved... and especially in one ot you wouldn't ask. Notbiitt on earth ii them, on which, in tbe opinion of most so capricious, so fickle as/the cigarette people, the decidon cone-ruing others trade, or the cigarette ether, for that should depend. We refer to the question matter. The dgnrctte wdul l ne down and die tomorrow If it weby nut foe the ot tbe actual benefit to the human race, or even to the lower animals themselves, small boy. anil he I* the ilt-t'•.i'1rir«-.A , thing that stride* the eart|which these experimept* have been tbe by the'Trio’s ]>• lid- tuumrrue means of conf. rring. and we propose to set •! swears he grow* enthusiastic over i!. (kd S,^. forth some of three benefit* Ina manner I dier,' ami the next day loudly call* calculated to be intelligible to uoumcdlcnl I •Pearl'* PhU’" u jou .ill; are :.™kUoog ' “ mo" “WW1 the door, with bi. eym yon. Kulcan. readers. ». yon Yet,still as I are lovo headstrong you both, j nxe<1 upon Enc in an unreasoning' 1 “Doesn't lhe name have a I dial to Tbe words “cx|a-riincnt«thxv<« living anti perverse. Yet, i= I !e~ y?” both, ; do with irt" ' ‘ f ■ . 1 “ n '°" animals'' cover n very wide range of proce ­ I would fain hold out some hojie.” ' “Ye*; my opinion I* that iw-i artog'n bap. : preven . turn, thinking him completely I dure. and It may therefore be desirable, iu -Wb.t hope u there now?" cried Knl- prevent taa. . . thlnltog.. him U, completely | c... .Ie»A»tlr, ell lit. etrength and epirit 1 «"«?• *« ,h« «' >“» ■PPe»»»« • the first place, toattempttoclasslfy experi- : py name ta halt lhe baUle. But ttore i* no telling wbcV r it's gulngtc mental work with reference to fte nature 'j absolutely „IOBtax to him now that he knew Eric hed dethrone.’ Chalpa , rennon. It wm take well or not. I've aren Kome ibe and object*. Experiment* are performed: iu.nl ne*8 that gleamed uleaiiu'd in his bin eye pvk now, nnw. iI madness cupbotdoti” nnm« *-v. r Ireanl of fall Zivt-d. As an ordt-r!y series, intemlrd tonscur- '• most ' and it was a madman's act that next fol ­ flat?' “No hope for you or your sister If you ( tain the functions of organspramcmhUigcs ■ “ Why do cigarettes require mon: ad vermaintain that spirit of ditdain," Chalpa , lowed. As he reached the table in the of organs in the human or anlui.d body. I ttoing than cigars!” Answered; "but there is hope," he con- , center of the nxnn he seized a long iron As detMbed proceedings, Intriidvd to de­ | “For one thing, cigar* of a certain price finned after a pause, “if you will do my knife, and in an instant sprang upon cide some single questions which maynrlNC in quality more than cigarette*. during the course of nn Illness or in the I' vary will. I love you both right well. If I Eriq. Kulcan's cry was Gilbert’s warn­ When a man finds a go i Igar he sticks progress of a medlco-lt-gnl investigation, did not yon would have shared tbe fate ing, for he had turned partly away, and such a question, fur example, ns the prac­ . toil. Just notice the difference io a cig*: of—that is, you would not be here now he drew his revolver instantly, but tlie ticability and applicability of n pn.po»--l store. That cigar smoker amies In and to know my clemency lind tenderness at savage lunge made by Chalpa struck the during Mtoog tho^h-re dob^ operation or the nature of a poison which | calls for hi* brand, the cigarette cotuumtr this late hour." look* through the gb^* < . 1 htsitate*. J defies chemical nnnlysl". “Brother." interrupted Leia as he was picks out the kind i the uwKncst j Either singly far in scrim, fur the purpm-e seize*4hta fancy s:.d bn? IHe about to answer, her soft voice full of lhc clear across the room but ■ to.set‘ a.^° ^ero were hundreds of who iHlj taken refuge in the castle, had to' of SM-rrivii ii»x ti e initial and ultimate a-OTw thing every time. ; pleading, "•listen and be not rebellious. ' Eric before he could wain hi. «• ** I pneat’’In horde, and that they were capitulate. After tbe wars between the . action of some dru;: ivwn th-’ human or­ era, other than t. e emnli I* j Chalpa holds out a hope to ns. Let u* Another riirhr h»nJ » his weapon.; the leaders. As yet the enemy had not English and the French ceased the Prote*- ; gautsm. with the view either of testing its itclincd toward the awtherlt hear him." I ~ is no । vrttue as n remedial n^entor of guarding, Eric’a nsnni ®one ne. wh,ch ,n the at all and knew not tents and the Catholics fought fur possesdenying that. As a rule t; Anomer ngntnr. nannrr—anu tn |I| ««n .seen the beseiged beseiged anhous ana yy the • srvtte fininhia °5 h t”‘t •wmen h r°Old how uiaDV were atthe *- anew Wheanot 11 *lon of U,e lu’rD ' and. jn 11 WM WO“uken Uken *b by thr | by antidote or •■tiierwL*.’, against Ila injn ••Yes, I hold out hope and safety for have smoker ta h nmu and n(1(, given up till j rioua effects. - - rather —— . ref in bl* you both," Chalpa said somewhat eager­ Eric’s usual condition of health would how many were in the house. When it p”^,lanU ln have finished the battle— took him in the J grew lighter they moved up the slope lhe ()t Ambotae. During tho great I Inoculation and feedingexperimente. in­ taste*. And thia teste has tu to appeals ly. "I do not desire your blood—I can to through tbe eye a* well as hnrthins Caen was a center of the tended to identify the specific microbe of avert your doom if you will do my will. cheek and sent him to the floor. His and halted again, forming in a great else. Obey me and you both uro saved, for be- j weapon cntsinto Eric’s arm iu its fall,! semicircle about forty feet away. Te- , (jtrondtat [tarty, and it was from Caen that some disease and to ascertain whether, “Iu the whole range of advertising you lieve me. before the sun sets tomorrow ‘ but he did not feel the wound, for hta I pelpec, with a great ex and a rude sort charlotte Corday started for Pari* to as­ । and if so, in what degree, it* virulence is won't find any class of wart* mor* *rti». A *LU —1 time the — *—» 1' of -• -vi-VJ l-»--- *1- *hi — command, mvudnatc Mamt va|mux« -----~r-----——wdestroyed or mitigated by capable of being third priest shield, was --evidently the thirty priest* will have not only your ‘ blood was up. A tically advertised than cigarette*. S<iniB Iu spite of all these broils, wars and cu)tivatloo or other circumstance*, gained his feet and sprang at him. His Ho was to the fore a few feet, and when, staler** but your blood jionred out upon " ■■ ---------—* -* which ’ '~v fall under cigarette manufacturers claim that It isn't Besides the experiment* cheek had puffed up and his left eye was * a moment after they had halted> Eric troubles the two churches built the one the'iiltar." . by William the Cooqueror, Lhe Other by ■ ne or other of the foregoing groups there' ao much the advertising that sell* their “Oh. horrible!" cried Lein, covering . partly closed; his teeth ground in frantic • rent Jan-ila out to speak to them he Mntilds, hta wife, remain *lill as mag­ may be others which it would be difficult goods; it’s simply the extraonliLary quailrage. He came nt Eric wore cautiously, I raix<l a about of angry defiance.. Jan-ila her face. "Spare him. Chalpa! Take nificent *i»ccimen* of the early Norman to classify, but tbe groups will serve to In­ ty of their goods, and say that they don’t xny life, but let not his blood be shed. with mure deadly care, and wade n half took no notice of him. but stool in an architecture. St. Ertienne, ur the Man’* clude the greater number, and each v;Hl spend more than 5 per cent, of thrir re­ ciicle before him. Gilbert dared not [ attitude of semiridiculous dignity, with abbey, is a most imprc**lv« structure. It* furnish iltgjstrationa of valuable result* ceipt* In advertising That i« all l«b. Beu".’"Juber hois the lust of our family." । r Our firm spends from 88 to 40 per cent, and “1" remember it only too well." an­ std<»p for bis pistol and stood prepared n must elaborate emile of derision and twin octagon tower* were built in Iftti, which coutu probably have been attained j count ouroelve*-lucky, if we should iult tolstrike with all his strength, which he ; contempt on his face, awaiting silence two year* In-fore the conquest of England. In no other manner. swered Chalpa. ! to begin his speech. The shouts and One Is surprised at the extrema simplicity . As a conspicuous example of the first i advertising fur a single month 1 am cuo“But why slay him?’ she pleaded. ! fc-ft w:w already waning. j vlneedour receiptewuuldfall <>ff oM-halt'* Suddenly, as with the practiced box-, murmurs bubsiding quickly, he let his of butline whin contemplating the church I group we may recall to mind the experi­ “He shall be spared if you will. You t 1 and thc-w two towers. Yet tbe great ments of Dr. William Harvey by which he i Five cigarette manur*ct<ir|c* make over hold his life as well as your own upon era jicrception he watched the gfaunipg gaze wander along the line and bcgaO: eyU before him, he saw. their purpose ; “How long, O friends, have the pedpie severity of the line impart* a majestic ap- discovered the circulation of the blood. 00 per cent, of all the cuareite* k-M in tbs your lips tuuightr* « country. The amount ut "all tobacco’’ pearnnee. ]•"* There may be thousands of educated peo­ She looked amazed; a new fear smote change, and then he saw or felt that; of Atzlan followed the leadership of TeA *cnw of force and grandeur ta engen- ple to whom this phrase is a phrase and tigarrtte* sold, compared with the paper ber. What design !; i entered this cruel the priest was about to throw the knife. , pelpec the Polecat? It is a new thing to •len d. Within the building !■ Mime what nothing more. But the work of Harvey product, 1* infinitesimal. Continuing the urent said: priesA mind? She knew Bo way to Ilia hand was raised, and his fingers' me to see him in the part of a chief! hpoiled by more recent addition*. A large bear* about the same relation to thes.-ilwe“The evolution of cigarette advertiitag sveri^ner fate ap.rt from Gilbert's lessened their hold upon the blade, and j Perhaps he has pouretl upon you pie gothic chapel was added in the Fourteenth quent progress of medicine as that of Galthen Eric saw a flash, u loud report rang I juite of the weed that Idinds men’* eyes century, and, though liea'utlful in iteelf. it ’ ■ quite intereat ing. Being head and *b<xflstrong hand, and yet he seemed H offer ill to the subsequent progress of astron­ ler* above all competitors it i^onlynatber safety dependent upon her own will. ' through the room, and C'hal|>a dropped ! so that they see no longer, and you think dashes with the Norman style of the ear­ omy. To the physician of tbe present day the tral that we should bare Inaugurated Eric hod crept softly to the door and the knife and fell prone upon his face. 1 you follow the eagle or tiu* great boar. lier part of the edifice, lu front of the high iierhaje is I --------who am blind, it is altar * marbie hlsb indicates the spot ’ ignorance of animal function which pre­ ovary advertising Duredty that you see to­ heard every word. An inkling of Chai- He rose ,, in a_moment . ,to ,his ,kneee inI a—• Or r---------r-’’.----;------r--and _T *T.~ - railed before Harvey, and which his dis- day. The first unusual thing in cigarette pa'* purpose flash-d into his mind; he convutatve effort and strained every not the polecat I see arrayed for battle, where William the Conqueror was buried advertiamg that we did ,»a* bill peting, togain hU his feet feet. Hi.lvWlv.w.rM His Ixtly swayed I ] Woe to years ago. ' coverte* served In time to dispel, can railed as he thought Of the priest’s muscle tem.in tn lie .... if It bo strike -retire me. «... this ♦».«- mightyretire At the oppos tc end of the town Triultj realized bf any effort of lhe London wok* up one morning and found helpless position. One step and he was jforward thrice; then, with his empty chief! Lo, see me! how I tremble be- church, or the Indies abbey, will he visited lma<|oatlo«>. and it would be impomible । itself with a *ort of yellow flu*b about it, imagination, and it would be impomible help to to those those bands reaching forward with a wild, | fore him! What seek you here. Tepellost as he stood proffering help 1 with even more iuterret. It wm in t he year conceive of of *ny any program progress in in physiol.-physiology | We bad paated IO,(X*J tdg yellow poaterf wm Jsilence two doomed ones. There r-^’----- ‘"bitching motion, ho fell on his face ■ pec? Are there no old women fur you to of the conquest in IOM that Matilda, the ' 1 about tbe central portion of tlk&ty in one • ..... ' fight? Are the little girls and boys no wife of the conqueror, commenced to build or of aoy progre** in medicine which could I night That wa* the beginning. Pretty nwhile; then Lwla said iu a l/w voice: ,| QSa>n- dead. harq been made prior to the completion of I soon we were postifg bill* all over the ' Jan-ilaktood in the doorway with the longer alive to be terrified by your face this church. Tnc church ha* suffered Ice* hi* work. Every portion of that work. “What can 1 do to save him?’ rifle in bis hand and a smile of that you come here to meet men? Step from the outrage* of time and h.is been , from it* commencement to it* ekee, wni ! glot’s*. on the Alps, on tbe wall of China. “Can you not guess? Have you not smoking 1 mixed wonder and complacency on his | out, come nearer; though I fear you, yet very perfectly restored. accomplished and exteblished by experi­ I and when I was iu Burmnh last summer I seen these many months that my soul 1 Yet the spites on the two *quare towers I saw some there. .................... - Tepelpec . .. the Pole­ will I »}>eak to you, seeks yours—that I love you as no man 1face. | were pulled down, (or strategical reasons. ment* Uj>on living animal*, and could have i “TLen we began using pbvtog.aph* of "You have killed him!" cried Eric as cat!" ever lovetl?* ’ ’ . In riiw, tu IJtJO, by uj uu DuGucscllu, vuk-Kiiu, who nuo was nan then iheu uguv fight bc*n accomplished in do other way. The ■ large size. "Afterward wc u~-! small pboShe drew away from him with startled he 1 placed the flow unconscious girl upon The priest took a step forward, then jng again*} Churlc* the Bad. a prince who king placed the deer of the royal ;mrk* al tograffli*—one in-each p*ck;..-e of cigaeye.’. . L I 'his bed. stopped. J______ ; __ and !v.__ I___Harvey's.dI*po*al for thi* »peel*l purpo»-< . | rotten. Other manufacturer-- umtdialely cialmfl___ the; 2.. throne ut Burgundy, was . said Listah.- appearing „ behind “Ha," cried Jan-ila, “you are modest! one of tbe most perfldiott* men of his time. and came bimaclf to-witncM tbe experi­ began doing the Mme “Ah," he continued, “you must know ( and we looking somewhat i-uuiunuui iuahuce askance Why. way, Tepelpec, icpejpec, Ii never dreamed ureameu of or : it! it: What " «>at with wnu Charles vuunes tint tuc Simple, aimpir, Robert xwoen th* tue ment! a* mood as tbe results were suf­ • dropped It and used coli.ro httocrapb that I wish you to be my wife. When •Jan-ila and luuaiiig * • carets instead. These we run m»er.e»<d " Ull*ra the Bastard and Charles ficiently declared. Quetzal was here I did not seek you, for • at 1 the rifle. *“He would have killed .you. । You, the great chief and warrior, hesiThe work vjhieh Harvey accomplished I lhe Bad we do not M. d^ath; a-.h- it l> is I. justice." <n.H~ ” -ut. to «r.u. to we-, boyt" "*> V* gel «« a» very ’-JT good «~<1 idea Me. ot o« deservedI hta DO and 100 carets. First • ’.he t!ag» << I knew he was but deluding you. Now He 1 1 t mrannw-tilnal I kn^*.. tor the benefit fit all future generations ut all nations, then the worl - ta-autirt“Thanks to thegods." interposed Jan- ■ ■■IwiUcometoyoun-adily.-MUwrwJ he is gone; he will never return, and I -------------------«------ — Matilda, if we mny believe the epitaph on the human race lias beta ao fruitful tbnt picture* of KM famous pref;, women Then ’ s way. I can love yon *till, faithfully, traly, forever. ■ “ now out‘ of the . Il is acarcvly possible u> point to any sub*.her tombatone, gives a better example. the flags ot fifty cities.. u race horra, Will you be mine? Say -yes’ and you ' breathe easier." then tbe sporting char.; of the world. xmu. w... iwm-u .uoueui-wQ ocuinucue c(Qe wbSch n„‘t tyore or less directly shall be saved and Kulcan also." I Erifc cut the bonds that confined Kul- Ti, th.t I N-ar. not Jan-ll.." ’ gnj^l —. Tb. el “ — «tar U .< ;U lb. T.I-.. Trial:,: .i... eburta. tollowri |MI11 lu "" -- -------Next we Issued a uno of ; keycslotl, •‘And if I say-mo?’’she asked. j can^ limbs, and a* he did so Jan-ila “Yes, that it is!” Jan-ila retorted, -following arc the words: then the arm* of n . . “Then,* said the priest, “you will both cried out: “You know well that I ran strike you “She loved piety, she consoled the poor. ' In order to discover a second example of t naval flags. After thi” v . l ad the bird* which we have • of America, then fifty lodiab rbiefsaod die. No power on earth can save you. ' “Some one comes!" dead whererecoiled you arewith by raising it thus! ’’ and, found herself only i rich so the kind , of <• experimentation !, * !t«"S Terolpo.»om- bMt«, nnd « “poor borself.XXo^JTtt ”'™ Not even Quetzel can help you now. for . be spoke Tepelpec stood in the , thru a serie*«I game bird*. he is dead!" • | doorway, and after giving one look at the whole line drew back wveral yards. d Ken,t.' , **JD co°!*Quoa« of coo- the circulatory to the. nerrou* system, | “Following thi* we gate prizx- »ticket which will furntah n* with au iustnnceal , intotted in each package g.ring tuetamr “No, not dead!" she cried, then closed th® prostrate form of his dead accom-q.I.Ut.thnn^dMUt ot.qne^r least m remarkable and at least as strong a chaucc in the drawing .h.>t think of ft." Ing. she went U> enjoy eternal life. ” her lips and trembled for fear that she pHc® turned and was lost in the dark- cried the yonth. h- Mlug it .loft K>1 Thl.churrh A. built M-l • The church she built and where her re­ a* that which ho* been already dealt with. he said. “W00.000,a» cigkrette* wree km! had said too much. j ne“- Listah called to him, but received looking »l it with bright, exulting eye. ', nuunl mu „ nor nor ■ "• ,i! u„,l,r *I not so vast so „ To take a thlid example from Lbs same “Yes, dead; he cannot save you. Give no answer; they only heard his rapid “It slays, even as Quetzid slays with his Imposing '------ *-------** -- which •Incloses - tomb group, Dr. Hope’* experiment* on living i last year. In spite of all the fight that ha* ss■ tbnt the I been made and 1* tolng miule agaim* tbe — ------------nnn. v.- — xr.o your answer now. •Can you• not see ‘ footfalls as he hurried toward the city. eyes if he will. Far away he can smite of her royal consort, tbe couquerer; but it animata cleared up much which bad beforj* { cigarette it is an actual fart that more I “ He has gone to get help," said Janhow I am tortured with lovo for you?’ with it; no man can escape its deadly is mon pure in style and much more ele­ been doubtful regarding heart disease, not­ । cigarette* are consumed cv« ry year. “Can you not give me time—until to­ rila. “We may have ta-defend ourselves breath. Their lies your Chalpa!’’ He gant. Here, undisturbed, we may admire withstanding bedside experisno* and post “Lying aside all perroral interest. Ism until we can summon our own forces. stepped to the body and tore off the the early Norman style of architecture. morten examination*, and have enabled unable to understand «■! tu.- .intagoni*® morrow?’ "That will be too late; you must de­ I will go to the city and arouse pur blanket. “There he lits; ho dared the There is, it 1* true, a chapel of the dansi- physicians ever since to detect the earliest to the cigarette. Instead of !'.-:ng nuuieot tiou of the nave, but it indications of cardiac change* and correct­ f thr poorest tolMu.co it ta made of t-he be*tcide now!" he answered, his face work­ friends." thunder death, and it slew him!” -„a epoch to the right , iti . • . , - ■! nas has to be entcreu entered tto be seen; it stand* well ly to appreciate the sounds which are sig­ ’ that is," the cleanest and inildrei."which “No, let me go," suggested Ltatah. ing convulsively and his eyes blazing, The crowd broke out into wild ahoute back doe* not mar the general effect. nificant «» of in>l improvement or of deterioration, are the top leave* oftllu udw > > plant. All U-_k and dirtx~t mar the general effect. for he thought be saw signs of her sub- “I am too old to be of as much use here and drew nearer. Jan-ila stood unmoved There is something mysterious IJpceeding tjpoceeding to the second gyoup, an ex­ the adulteration I* n little glybertn tc There is something mysterious and and awe awe as you.” znission in those downcast eyes. as the yells increased and weapons about this Iwiuiau Norman Style style <11 of archiarchi- cel ent •x*mp —‘lent example of them •• is furnished^ by make tire tobacco slick tog« ther while It i* ,___ were ...... Inspiring -b-.-v -------- r “— Yes, Listah can go," said Eric. “He hrnntliahoxl VTu mw mxoya. bring —— E3.. .1 •—». «. -. — - *’ "What does ipy brother say?’, she . ,------------— by.ndlri.M. H. Iwlng shaved up. 1 have torn around* asked, turning to him. “Shall Isdve you ! can best servo us so, and meanwhile if to tho horn cruubow. .nd .pear, being Ag«u P'7,.”, “”/d" ” remM '■> VtSflrMf.'. operetlon. tor th, cure ct tobacco factory a gewd deal, sod I never and myself thus?" I we have to fight wo can hold this place . . aimed at him, and he knew that a shower ■aw anything else put in. The idea that "He has no voice in the matter!" Chai-J « • *— a thvM»nd until bo bring, help." I of miMik. might dmcend upon hta, but u t cl,„|, ^,o„ th. red w- P-rimenUoa th. ItgMIoo ot erterire. from opium to used 1* absurd. Listah denoted tamedUtely. They pa cried savagely. “It is in your hands." > . . , h. g.T. no rign of few. H» hmxd Eric'. „;nu bt ufc „„ 00l y.t dereloprf. Th. th. tin,, of Hunt., oow»rd, h.r. W to . “There fa, however, no such thing as rice Kulcan looked calmly at him. “If she carried the corpse of Chalpa out- --and laid voice ------------------------------------------' behind .................. l«onre.p~k*ltbtb.,ol<»<KhlKoty. On. f™* *nd oooMMrtly IncreMlug Mr- paper used. Ordinary linen paper « him: consents, can you save us? Or can you upon a blanket. “Keep cool, and fire if any of them with a solution of rice water The trooMe understands better tho Norman period human life. ^ven save me? How avert the anger of “Now for preparations!" cried Eric, come forward!" I. from buildings. ! Th* •third group embrace* a verv lanre with the cigarette to that i t ta so mild that tm.n viewing vImm-'.m- these »V_— Norman W-----------•— ” tbe people when they are robbed of their J “Firtt let ns wet down the roof, for if , ^He raised the rifle and aimbdatTeThen when from these Eleventh century uumber of experiment*, thi deteita of the smoker oversmokes hiniwlf before M sacrifice. How appwwe the priest* who j they fight us they may try to fire that ■ pelpec, whose voice wa* loudest in indt- chnrehe* w> proved lo view St. Pierre, wbi*h would mostly be unintelligible to i reauze* realize* it. Then many people duo}. care xacn limn. wish to keep the ancient custom intact? first." I ing an attack, but the priest was now built in th* Thirteenth and Fourteenth cen- noomedicnl pen«on«, but which bare served ! to smoke cigarette* unless they can inhale Have you the power to do all this and* This they set about doing at once. As beyond reason. A wild frenzy possessed tarb*» wo Kca’P at once the glories of to establish the action of some rucdica- । the smoke. That’s always bad. There !-• J a h^r against selling them to toys under not suffer?’ I they worked they heard sounds in the not only him, but all of the priest* and g"thlc arU Around us in the street* ®ent old, but 1 have never seen •‘Aye and more! My priests will obey city which told them that the people ----------xt. -------. .. - there ore also many The many of the people. It seemed- as though ?“y beautiful private Vut® ««Th * fourth group Include* ,Dcludc* the tbe so *> called j sixteenjyearo ths boji yet, even if he couldn't reach up to ard mansion*, hnilt Are mu.-- ••Innrni-.re«.>t-* me, and the people will be only too glad lia<l been aroused Uy the rifleshot. They they had imbibed some exciting narcotic house* X “ Thlr experiment,, j ths counter, who wasn’t willing to swear to abolish the sacrifice." [ could see light* moving upon the roofs like that which drive# the Malav int« ZT? t ia and the Fifteenth which have been extensively performed lu h* was jaixteen. They soon cangbt on to the.tnt.or KM? b^ottr.mid “Then why kill us? Let us go and »n(l hear the shouts bf the people. A that. {Dealer* invariably rotot against try to make my sister love you for your Httle later they oaw a group approach­ tor while they ragod many ot them 1 m«ll»»«l city ud.IghTlr tbJThepp? widely know:.. ” bLL^n MUNhhXn'! the cigarette because lhe margin of profit clemency and- forbearance rather than >nK the house which was now to be a I ‘T’"''1 ““i™”' *° .•r“"U'’ '!n<1 "trOd" ' 2”? la so much smaller than on cigars. It u , "U““ "h'» t” U"“ “*« th. active wucu toe ® -eroLo. bn.ItbM Mie acuve cause of many by thia dreadful alternative." j -fortress. It was too dark to distinguish about. with ... frantic , - 5-.-workm. n k». .T.rr of °< *In almost like forme a druggist selling |>ostag« gestures Restores and unmeanunmean. Uftde workman wheQ knew then everv , wa3 d.p-tmro. denartn.^nt no Wbdiv|*ion nt LU hi. of • of oxne dinaaiu. Instances u >• this i_i microbe t> raaybecultl... . “Nol This is my answer!" cried Leia, the features of those approaching, and ing In» cries. rri<«. I 1Bhot wben u,,ra or M „ TUM1 or In >ucb • n>«nn«r M to stemP*.”—Ohio State Journal___________ 4*I would rather die than be loved by ' they retired within doors to await them, Order of P«i bth atlcn. Tepelpec ran a few steps toward Janyou; rather go to the altar than be Th° group halted within a hundred ila. and stopping hurled his ax at the ehliwrr, when workmen b«»me m«.t.r. ain>lnl»h tho rlruknc. ot IU rftretn. 1 STATE OF MICHIGAN , Fifth Judicial Clr. cit !n Chancery. touched by you. Yes, rather die by your yani« of the house, and the watchers I youth; it passed clotse to his head and in their turn, when shoddy w*a unknown. ‘’•bat it will confer, when introduced into Jennie Verbridre. when time wa* of no great value, when ,xxiy ot a ««nn or an animal, immunity hand than be caressed by it, or feel your heard them conversing in low tones, Complainant. fell in the ropm beyond. Kulcan v*. years could be devoted over one piece uf fru “ a severe disease by the production ut dreadful snake’s eyes upon my face!" j Shortly afterward another and larger crouched closer behind the door, and his ! work, and when tbe moat beautiful, the , a mild one. The effect of inoculation ex­ Howard R. VerbrHsc. Chalpa recoiled; then with the most Part? appeared and joined forces with sister, with a blush of shame upon her ‘ mo*t artistic buildings the world powesaei P«riuwnt* hire been to identify tbe several Defendant Sult pending in the Circuit Court tor the bitter rage in his face he sprang to- those already upon the ground. Eric face, picked up the weapon. I were raised,’rhich, with all the maebiner) ’“Probes of many diwjret*. to prove that Coanty ot Barry. In (Ti*nren . st Hasting* <» ■ward her. Seising her in his arms, as began to feel that they were really beI and all the wealth of the Nineteenth cen' tlle y the cause* of these diseases, to the lath day of May, a. D.. t- u. “Keetf back,” said Eric to her. “Come Hi this canselt appearing from Kulcan vainly struggled to break his rieged. No move was macle by the inside, Jan-ila!" he cried, but the boy tury, we cannot imitate or reproduce.- ’■ test the dt-gree iu which their affecta may file, that the defendant. Howard It. \eri>n«e u not * resident of thts stale, hut reMdts lu the bonds, he held her before her brother. I enemy, however, and he concluded that had raised the rifle again, and he heard Philadelphia Telegraph. . be diminished by cultivation, and the dr­ stale of Montana, on motion of PhllUp T. <>*■ “See, fool, what you have done!” he ^ey were awaiting the light of day to the click of the hammer* as it fell and ' -■ ,, K"»®e iu which these diminished effect* w 1 VVvacothplalnani'ssGlk’itor. u ^ordered tnu shrieked. “Had you pleaded with her begin operations. It was now about two the cartridge failed to explode. ueaald defendant. Honan' It. r-rbrulg-e^jnse H~a. w Ux. Tr~.rr il.-nt..! ki T inoculation. acu- nt*appearance to be entered ta-reln. w;tnm you and she would have lived and been o’clock in the morning. Leia bad re­ or 'designed. with the more ordinary The treasury department, with a secre deutnl four month* from the dale of tin- order, and to continued.} ™wary honored. Now she is mine, and die you covered consciousness and had been so tary of treasury nt ite head, wan estels fonna-Lumlai Timos. * case ot non appeantneetbst lie rauss to* «f" li*hed on Sept. 2, 1789. Alexander Hamil­ swsr to tbe complainants bill of ■••'Hij hint to shall, but not before she knows my hate! calmed by the presence of her lover and Glided UrtUMl. be Hird, and a coin- th- reef m to- -*n •• • *<i' ton was the lint secretary of the treasury. See this fair throat, so soft and white! brother that she had sunk to sleep. It was the vogue at cne time in Venice oomplafnaci's solicitor w|thlu twenty J*'* ww Two of a Kind. u«*J It shall feel the knife tomorrow, and Eric’s own eyes were heavy, for he had to gild the rolls of braid and the oysters on । The ilrat western man to hold this office A woman In the western part of tht service on blm of a corn of Mid b <i this order; and that lu default thrn-if. you"----k I not slept for two nights. Jan-ila, who the supper table. Tbe candles were abu wa* Thoma* Ewing, appointed in ISti. state wants to have her pastor dismissed of MU'to taken as confe»scd by the sabi *“°' Since that time seen tarie* of the treasury His hand was raised to strike the wa* as fresh looking as a boy and as coated with gold. We read of dinners of bar* been chosen with Hui* reference to cn the ground that he "rides a bicycle and NaMaMdSnadaiir. ,,, , _.’4 r **.-•! It ts further orferol. that * I - •’ state which lasted four bourn. Sometlilr.g • died medicine in his earliest year.”, white throat and bosom when Eric wakeful as a cat, whispered to him ot their nature may be discerned in the •tete line*. The southern states, however, days lhe said .•uniptal’islit CW»* » v ch suggest* the story ot the woman this ordf-r i<> ce pobll-h d th* lta«t ndashed into the room and sprang to her. when they had grown tired of watching brilliant pictures of Veronese, which, seen have been called upon to furnish leas than > wrote the following note to the teach- Banner.*new«p-<nvr print- . Chai pa fell away from him, releasing and waiting for some action on the part in Venice, give us so vivid an idea of their quote in this department.—New York ■ Pleas don’t teche my Mary Jane any dreutauiuf lx sxid counlj <v»d th a T" ’1! |fl her. and she rushed to Eric’s arms. The of the besiegers:^ Venetian life three or four centuries ago. Sun. ogy. I don’t want her to know about Ih-.-Uiou tocot t!nu:«l ttorei • ft l',“ " "Lie down, tnaster! you and Kulcan There were ot course also banquets ot prieet’s face blanched to an olive tint, and u . ianarda.”—New York Tribune. A Liberal Rebate. toeraits* »com •>« '*••• quite exceptional lavishneM in honor of his eyes started from their sockets as he both need rest, and I will watch them. iIheZ?ow ranch do you love me! stared at the apparition of him whose If anything happens I will awaken you tbe distinguished guest* who were conHe — Two hundred and forty-thr itantly drawn in the vortex of Venetian Jor hi* appr*r*uce. body lay deep in the flooded tunnel, M ~~.k —---------hiU( l;ayety.—National Review. where-he had thought it would lie for><«cathat lad) haal •Kate Mr. Dilkina— Yea, I Washington. I • New York Weakly. ioawG. Hauls*. B*gtater- fPOUGf^ It was to bold his own against them and tp keep hb rebellious subjects in order that william built the great castle at Caen. William was not a legitimate sou and had no legitimate claim to the throne. He was not even highborn, at least on bis mother’s side, and oj bis father's side be< was the son of a murderer; yet ha proved to be one of'the most able rulers of bls time, and not only governed with great succera the duchy of Normandy, but con­ quered and administered all England. From William the Conqueror we hare the Domesday l>ookSipd the feudal system j „f ,le(mdiiig hi. fortnaw, but he did not which constitute the .foundation of our relish the idea of slaughtering these | English aristocracy. How the aristocratic idea can have sprung out of so unaristobotnan being., and ho .till hoped th«t cratic an origin is one of tb-.«e anomalies they with_ him an origin >» ««« - ----------------------they were were there th>ren(fe .m only <ml to parley ------—j .. «».!■! ............. dealh To cratic which ploetlfall, ebarecretke our webd „nJ not to .renge J»-ll. h. he Mdgbed Msigne. th. ride, -mb, *X“Siof Caeb. Ilk. tb.ttw.rof Lon- । tn dr. ootd nr hlm Dot to b.wM ordered. I eommeoml by Wllllun th. Th. youth wm moot bloodthinty; ho c™llen>r, Wm Dot doldtrf by him. It wanted to mow down whole row* of the was Henry I of England wno complete*' eneiliy at once and disperse them before this fortress when after lomi, fighting b. they could begin the attack, but Eric firmly united the duchy of Normandy ta showed him tho folly of the proceed- the throne of England. The town of Caen ' ing. , thus fortified baa been foughUbl, attacked Tb.v couM M. thot th. Atxl.no were u>d plllMref oo uijoy octmIom. 1 f �MORTft.lOK The best“”‘ FIRST OPEN SUNDAY. lumber, brick, lime, cemen^^d^ M HJr IX. Ui- fur thr Con .tj . >1 H- r-d.l- ItlK’dx’f • um .-t live ,uudre«LiilltMt*|' •c-i.''. and an JtfVpt. f.v- «i Rars provided nw <>r any -‘rath • < ,>d hi the office Of tt rcgi~ *;..rry Coiu-.tyon the let |day of , . a -u said mnrtgwe. and the - |. ■; <•... made and pi<ir;.!ed, notin' ,.iv-1 tit it »n Saturday the tn 1AM. hl ten • . f >n i ■•••!. I -hall sell at; public „ rv Omni) Is holder: . the . ; in 4-id mortgage.!except i-Hi-ml. or *■> much thereof . together wun an ntturury'a ' ikcu'.'-the dollar* covenanted -In. the premises t>eir< described iiort*t:w«* a* all those .certain! pieces -S ut land •Hunte In tho township .-uni <’r ngeviUe in ’■»-» county nt ,j of Michigan, and known and 1 .iv follows: u-t lour <4> village of Cloverdale. . Michigan; also twenty'fivf acres . part'of the east one-half of the : -iu trier of wetion twenty tbtee. (23) , ■ ■. wr h of range ten *10) west! except ■ < rods |S> rortn ami suuGi and iwrn.. and west in the south east cur- Count v •( Barry—as.1 the Probate Court for tbe lav. In tin- year one : nd ninety ttiree Anrstrutig, Judge of e e.Utc of Jam s i!d d-c.-aord. c -men into ciiert and ,t- h urt-nared t«> reader bls . -n-.-ti mlulstkaiv’. a id pons it 1. vnierml.liiat Friday. Um: ath • A. 11 hSJS. at ten o’clock lo the iwtKlgtird tor the hearing lot said U-irtiie hr'rs at law of said de iii other [wr^onv interested hi said :!vi>f Hasting*. in raid County. ■ il air. there be. why the praver : may not bv grapted. .And it Is 1 U said petitioner glric notice . irrreted in said eslalej of the .■nd petition and lhe hearing I. week-lor three succeaslv* «al<i day <>f besting. Cha-. W. A.r'.'-ito.XG Jud^e of Probau*. MORTGAGE SALE. ’ hren made In tiie payu■•■:<■ -n-ured !•■■ :• morteaa- d.ilrd’ s<-; |c:n.-H'r. ’S*'. rxf’uted by j ufilre ■ OU A R l!»er!B0ii. l .«>tl: S-pteinbf-r. i.-G ly I . llll'T !* uni Hint iiiort,piic<* tlip <1at»*-| K- Nim of 83MEQP ■i ..I’-r.--.'. mid rti-j lurtli .;. titonH'.v fee *d;>u!i«fc«ti: ;n<i Wilt it H till WlHlU-1 । b>- -ii; .• im * G<1 tnprtiiAKri j ding b w been liistiKuuil «*i <l'd>t now remaining secure 1; ot-tuiy iui*t UittfN'of whereb.' •.mtalbed lu said njortgng*. Jf Of I. i. nice I* hereby g ven, that b; ty Is id In ilr-x-rll>e<l. all tiublicj Uidiler. :it the front d«».>r| laving', fa sahl iCouuty June, next । at ic’>| ofrhvt day: wli'Hi s.tdj m i r .-’tnlug from i ■ ca-iirrly directum along the. h-reU>L>re entiveyi-il anti to the: f.rlic r-i-.i 3'vl east of tilt) lot orj K.11-! HaIiIwIii. :<i>il trim sskij t ;i *a<icrly dir-ctlon on the. nw-iriv.iy, (o Intersevt ihc noiwl ,-t ■ j i -li-- wenteriy line oi -all; be im ch 111 tc is rer­ ice ble ale BU tier ten. nst oflt th «• w Col-, that au*e rs Mid ■oo- i In that - • < direetty north of Uih .it •.tarutig. nml from mid point south to •hr • r t^irmumje. c»n’aiuii.g ten acres :■:■-■ -r iiG-: s’idall on seefioa tiurtyone i™ • ■'li i.nr north, rung* nine we-t. rxcepthiZf •• •• G‘. we .til •ire.-t* and hlubwa)* now ■ >th.-reo■>. AS ■ tin: undivided rme-haKof ■i ■ ■. ■ >*lti:: r.imniencliig at a point tlfry-, • ■: -i* luritrs aest nnd twelve rod • : • (•<: iti'l three luche* north r>( the souths ' ' : •....... H’lirUT Ilf Sl-i-tblb - >:'■■. town (our north ot range >i|ue west: :r 4 (r im thence west eight rod-*: ' tbenre renter of the Thornnpple river; • . ।—am ••i;!i’. rods, thence' Mii'h to place ot. It it ex|in Mly understood teat this -r <lv< r!l»ed premise* is all tbe prrtnliws. lulli, ■ ■ . i-lv and richts of fiow.tue, .owned bjj .AImiz-i E. flarduer and Frank Cauiptiell ana -i.'ufing tbe late firm. G'irdner.Cinu>b*ll « 1 : ■! living and tli»t this n»”rttf «e Is Intemli • ■': • । •iier the undi^Hl*-d one half of all nicht* •■I .»& Gardner. Campbe l & Co., together with b-t-rp-iual riglit to the water lower, bm k "■ iter, nowat’e and mill privilege* devrlt»ei< ■<iH>v v.dI: the roller.flodrtiiK tn II and all mill fi'.tun-o therein now stand I nw or hereafter to !►•) ■ rr' tvl and olaced upon said premises Includ­ ing boih of above descriptions. John-A RultKItTOnN. . Assignee, .• Attomev. , Baled. IlMtlnga, March 1st, IML ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Jr. the nutter of the estate of Wm.(J Johnson, deceased. Notice is hereby riven that I •-hall sell st ptib.h: uuctlor.toihe highest bidder, on Friday. H r '.'nd day of June. A. *D. tiWL at 1C o'clock In ihe forenoon, at the limbate office •j the city «f Harttnr*, la the County of harry, iutlie siate of Mlchlgau. fmrmiaut t<> license and authorlti granted to me on th« 14 l| day of Auril. A. D.. 1HJ3, by the Probate Court of Bury I'- unty, Mlchlgw, ril the estate, rich', title aud luwrto of the said deceased; of. In and to the real estate sitiiaoi <nd being;In the ‘ <»inty ut Uarrv, in lie ■‘tat; of Mlriil-nn, l -uw iand Ues.-nbed As follows, In-wlL: Tin«-'i h tit of tin- east half of t1|e sourli >; t trier nl section ten i 10] In town, three north ri u--cM.it west. Harry Cnnnly, Michigan. «xeiriitanres in the south «a*t corner do-•tUHd a* -I'zinnl.-ig the south rd<t corner uf : -above description, and numl- g ihenctnorth rIx<iM|| rluttu and 49‘-4 link*, t .eiwn -t ;cini!tel with the smith r.-ctlnu lion fnar ■!i iii> and 83 HaXs, thence -<>utn 'ixtoni ehnio 4->’4 ) uMs to tho section linn timncw o i *re।f.nir chuin« an-1 85 Hu's- to tho place of : .;:lug; also excepting one |lj tt-TB to lb• i n.i west corner heretofore drsenb-d; l‘i ed April i5th. A. I). K»1 ..PiliLII- W. Bi;nr.KM. AdmlnMtretor. HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, whatever goes into tbe construction of a building; they employ only the best workmen and pay the best wages; they get better'pncea for their work than their less careful competitors, and always get the best contracts; they paint their work with Strictly Pure White Lead Enn “Old Glory" was hauled down I from every flagpole on the big dome in ' the building. The other structures which form part of the United States THE NUMBER ESTIMATED AT 125,000 government building exhibit were also I closed and visitors were stopped at the 1 entrance to the north pier by the an•io—Cede Sam Showed Hl» Disapproval nounL-emont that the model battleship was closed. Marines patrolled the decks of Sunday Opening by Having "Old and a few tars were seen cleaning and burnishing, but no favored civilians pule un tho nalliling*. were seen on this ship. Chicago, May 28.-It was the first THE SULLIVAN INQUEST. open Sunday and was a success. The aabliath sun was but two hours A Verdict of Suicide Kcn<lere<l by the ild when the people began to come in lo the grounds. All inodes of trans­ Corunna, May 25.—The inquest on portation brought their quotas, nnd the body of William Sullivan, the mur­ from the steamer piers and the rail­ derer and suicide, won held by Coroner roads came long .lines of people. But Baldwin of Owosso in the office of the the masses did not begin to arrive until county clerk. Pujieecuting Attorney afternoon. Beginning about 2 o'clock 1 Watson ap’peared fcr the people. she multitudes flocked into tbe grounds I James Von Volkenburg, a prisoner in at every gate and by 4 o'clock 60,000 ’ the jail, was the first witness called, lieople were inside the enclosure. . The and he testified that he occupied a cell people kept on coming the entire after- . in the jail that evening. He heard the noon and overflowed into ' Midway men knock at the door nnd saw the plaisar.ee, whose every show was 1 masked men go into the cellroom. Two crowded, until the attendance mark [ of them stated that Sullivan was not had been elevated to lOO.tXK). After • there, ns they could not see him, but dark the grounds were lighted up. and witness told them that he wus in tho this, together with other features uf 1 cell and dead. He thought sh because the illumination, attracted still mor^, he had seen the blood on the fluor of and when the crowds were abont ready the cell. to go home a .oowrvaUvo cMhuata | Dr. Bahinton, „„„ u the iiostwho „„ held . --------- - testified — Jthat$uiplaced their-number for the day and , mortem examination, that $ulevening at l-»,000. It was an orderly,* livan's neck was cut from ear to ear. well dressed crowd which evidently The wound penetrated deed into the was of the opinion that it had already throat and the edges were jagged, showbeen kept away from its property alto- ing that it was made by a rough instrugvther too long, and they took pos- ment. The edge of a bottle was shown session iu the nametof • toilers'day." to th,, doctor and he said that in hi» The music during the day was of an opinion tbe wound could have been elevating character and the hand stands inu,i, udth jt. He also found that the were surrounded by large crowds which jugular vein had been severed as was grew enthusiastic over Schubert s sere- ' also the carotid artery. nadeK a -election from ••Dohengrym;" I Sullivan had died in from 20 to 25 Gronoud s sacred pong. "There is a ' minutes, he thought, and lost about Green Hill Far Away;' a ifietlitaUon in three quarts of bloud. The case then Baiui's prelude by Gronoud, “Handels I went to the jury without any argilHallejuah Chorus;" Wagner's "Hail ; ment. and they adjourned until !;30 Bright Abode;’ the good, old hymn. ; o’clwk. Very soon after reassembling "Nearer My God tu Thee,', and the a verdict of suicide waa rendered. Coronation, a march from Meyerbeer's | RAILROAD COLLISION. •*Le Prophet." The music which' was continuous from half past 1 o'clock un- ' One til 10 at night whs furnished by Sonsa's, i Badly Injured. the Chicago and Cincinnati bands. : Sunday opening was frowned upon. ’ Fort Madison, In.. May 25.--The however, in the north end of the park Eanta Fo California express anti a where the American state buildings are 1 freight engine collided near New BosConned to suggest a happy and united ( ' ton. Engineer Andrew Smith and Filemi tv. The members o’f the great*• '' man Doc Stephens of the express were Amrrlean Vn}«n were ..tr.nK.-l on tae in„(J ,,Ih the „v„-,unlri TO. dll) tb-'Ko-Yior nen.^ and g.«xl wilt J jn. , strphron dlnd ahortly alter 1« weaehed <r..ui Chrijmn ™lpit [ from ,,ta |ninriM. Engineer Smith may is preached from the 'Christian pulp The luulatude niulfitv.de or of yWtora visitors did n... Tho not rK,,v„r. ^ail Agent E-E. Sntnpnm throng the state circle and the few.' whs badly hurt, his leg being broken thousands who passed that way were and head fearfully mashed. Several not disappointed apparently to find other passengers and employes sus­ many of tne buildings closed. There tained bruises: Engineer Gilinore and was so much else to see that was more Pyle of the freight saved ' attractive than the inside of the state Fireman themselves by jumping. The (passenger I buildings, most of whichjire made up [of so many reception rooms, the ex­ engine, baggage and mailcars were demolished. The express was qn time i hibit.s being in the big buildings that ' and it is not known why the freight ’ were thrown open. A fewpf the state commissioners hail no alternative but engine was permit ted on her schedule. Multitudes Flocked Into the Grounds at Every Gate. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. ------------. FSg0N x second QUARTER, INTER’ ep0ie.0 „,mca NATIONA-SERIES, JUNE 4. When in Russia I remember well on oaa occasion an athletic yoang Suxou sbrn®Sag his shoulders and exclaiming as some Pirc went by muffled up in a great far coat, of which the cdllar turned up as high as tho top of ti|e head, without using tbe sleeves, but holding the garment on os one might a shawl or blanket, with the hapde very carefully folded inside: “Lxxjt at tnab now I I think I could (pulling himaelf np and clinching his fist) bowl over two or three of these fellows myself.” Incidentally it may be remarked the* this way of wearing a greatcoat, even f»summer, is almost universal—1. e., with­ out using tbe sleeves—so much so that w is frequently so worn ia the army by all ranks in uniform, and there is a special word in tire language which designatsB this peculiar way of wearing a coau I trial so to wear it once or twice, bnt V really is troublesome to keep on, and I am at a loss to understand how a cunUMi neither convenient nor becoming cau hav* become so general as to be distinctly USS' Honal.—Cornhill Magazine. ' • ‘This is the book and mirror of the natural man. The thread of the book is the ex­ pression, ‘Under rjie sun,’ which is found In it more than 25 times. Its conclusion, manufactured by the M Old. Dutch Pro­ ‘Fear God ami keep His commandments,' has in it no redemptive power, but prepares cess ” of slow corrosion, and with one the way for tho Redeemer from above the of the following standard brands: son, who alone can make all things new" “Armstrong & McKelvy” (W. J. Erdman). The lifp of Ecclesiastes compared with that of tbe Song of Solomon "Beymer-Bauman" “Eckstein" is like tbe seventh of Romans compared “Fahnestock" “Anchor" with the eighth. It is the fruitless effort "Kentucky" “Morley" Co do good and Le good apart from Him “Southern" “Shipman" who alone is good. In all the “times" of chapter iil, 1-6, there is no “time to pray." “Red Seal" “ColHer" L ‘‘Keep thy foot when thou goent to the “Davis-Chambers" ' house of God and be more ready to hear For colors they use the National Lead than to give the sacrifice of fools, for they Company's Pure White Lead Tinting consider uot that they do eviL” Our TIME TABLE. , Colors. These colors are sold iu feet may take os to the house of God, but Tn effect January 22.1863. small cans, each being sufficient to unless our hearts are right with God we Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detro<» tint twenty-five pounds of Strictly ■ and the east. shall be as fools. The life of a Christian Is Pure White Lead the desired shade. In the Now Testament compared to a walk. Lv.~l Going East | A. M. ;P.M. I F.M. Wc are to walk worthy of our vocation, Grand Rapids 7 10 walk in love, walk as children of light, East Paris train paints ’McCord everywhere. walk circumspectly (Eph. iv, 1; v, 2, 8, 15). K'I Alto ill pay you 2. "Be not rash with thy mouth and let Elmdale ng informanot thine heart !>e hasty to utter anything Clarksville 1 Lake Odessa before God, for God Is in heaven and thon i Woodbury upon earth. Therefore let thy words bo Sunfield NATIONAL LEAD CO., few." Not only do oar feet need keeping, Mulliken Grand Ledge but also oar mouths. David’s resolution Lansing Chicago Branch, was a good one, “I said 1 will take heed to Detroit State and Fifteen tn Streets. my ways that I sin not with my tongue" (Ps. .xxxix, 1). His prayer is always ap­ propriate, "Set a watch, O Lord, before my Lv HowsM City I 6 25 mouth; keep the door of my lips” (Ps. cxli, „ Edmore I .3 in 8). How can we order our words aright be­ ,. Suuiton .. tools I 7 OO fore God T I know of no way so good as being Ar Grand Ledge | 7 w filled with His words. See how in Hoa. xlv, >7M~ 2, He puts the very words in our mouths iGoltig West" | which He would have ns say. And there Detroit Lansing (M are prayers throughout the Psalms suitable Grand Ledge to every possible occasion. Mulliken 3. "For a dream cometh through the Sunfield * 10'. CONDENSED multitude of business, and a fool’s voice is Woodbury Lake Odessa known by multitude of words." There a..* Clarksville dreams from above the sun—from God him­ tflmdaie self—of which many are recorded in Scrip­ Alto McCord ture, but ordinary dreams are from worldly East Parts cares. As to a multitude of words, we arc 'Grand Rapids told that in such thtre wantetb not sin (Prov x, 10), and this may be true even of M. some prayers we know about which occupy Grand Ledge i il 15 Makes an every-day convenience of an Fortland u 40 anywhere from 10 to 20 minutes or more., Ionia 12 10 Contrast with such waste of words anJ old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Howard City 1 45 time the prayer of our Lord in John xvii, Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest Ionia Stanton not over fire minutes In length. award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each t dmore................ 4. “When thou vowesta vow unto God, package makes two large pies. Avoid defer not to pay it. for He hath no pleasure • Everj' day. others week days only, t ate** ‘ Imitations—and Insist on having tha in fools. Pay that which thou hast vowed.” on signal. Parlor cars on all traliwi between Grand ’ None Such brand. Compare with this ver..- Num. xxx, 2; Bar Ids and Detroit. Seats 23 cents. Connect I one MERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. T. Deut. xxiii. 21-23; Pa. Ixvi, 13, 14, and be maii" iuUnion station. Grand Rapids wtth the careful how you make promises to God. Be Chicago* Wkht Michigan RjuOiwav row is tbe faithful promiuer tl Cor. i, 9; x, 13; 1 Tbesa v.24. 11 Tbrea. ill. 3. Heb.<23), and par part Is to traat Him. confide in Him, I route to tli*summer resorts ot northern Mxbt'Z *"? ChriSt r“ “d ‘ Tn.lM TrainsI'M leavec.r.»d GrandItepM. Rapidster forCUam. Chicago,.8 i» iO* . amen (Il Cor. i, 20). / M., and 1 fis P. M.. ‘11 -.3S P. M. Arrive Cb Icago j TRAIN HELD UP. | 5. "Better Is It that thou sliouldcHt not -•■ :y P. M.. 0:45 P. M. and 7:03 A. M. ! the Ugiitlainrrs had ho onlensl. but the U ave for Manistee and Traver«e City 7 £S dLvow than that thou shculdest vow and not M. find 5 30 P. M. great majority of the state boards acted Expn »< pay,” because that would l«c simply lying, l^ave lor Lharlexoix aud retoskejJ7:30 A. ML on their own authority in refusing nd- i and neither deceit nor lit* can dwell in Parlor cars on day trains and sleepers os mission to visitors. The flours of -15 Houston. May 26.—The westbound God’s sight (Ps. ci. Tk Some people called Light trains toiChlcago. | state and h-rritorial buildings were passenger train on the Gulf, Colonido Christians think it all right to make prom­ Ask our agents for further particulars or wriie lo - bx’ked for this day only ami tisitors ■nvci B,U1 ^Ulta Fe road Skfi Angelo, Tex., ises to their fellows which they have neither Gkohgk DkIIaven,Gen’l Pass'r Ast. J were generally informed to that effect . Gr.uid HrtptdrFend for I by cards. Missouri, Delaw.’.re, New I.w.. 'vni< held up anil the express ear robbed ability nor infill ion to meet. We would IL" <1c- rtfllvc commend to sucb rhe last clause of Rev. Y<>rk. Virginia. West Virginia. Penn ­ • by two highwaymen at Coleman. pal»l i‘l<-txxi. 8. "All liars Miali have their part in ... r j The engineer and firemen ns they Vl)r. WILLIAMS’ ' Bvlvanin. North Dakota. New Hamp­ Rhode Island, New Jeisev. ’ — , shire, nunc, ahiwc Cfcnstopped th crocs a switch, were covered the lajjc which buructh with lire nod brim F MEDICINE CO., neclicuL Maryland and Ma-'sachUseUs ' r.ix-:lnxihr.4 and they, witL the stone?' ’ 30r. A ‘buffer uot thy month to cause thy ■ TIME TABLE. r Schenectady, N.Y. were among the buildings which tlie conductor, -’brakeman —’- ----- — * -porter, -• - ----and were ' flesh to sin.” One meqiber of tbe body may _______ In effect September II. ing. K*ople had only an outside view. Uiinstructed to open the door of this car । Md Brockvillc.Ont. id the closing sign on its door anil which was soon rifled, taking every­ cause another member or even the whole North Dakota, added to its announce­ thing, including pay checks for the body lo suffer x " e know this to be true Stations. ment the invitation “Coiue on Monday. ' 1 raiinmu ue physically. It is also true spirtually. See railroad runuoyeis. employes. it It can not be ■s£| of the . On vm the uiv doors uvoro yi w»: Bay »«»» State .^nttc tow nvuny learned how ranch much was ircured. secured. Every 1 Cor. xiL 13-27. If w^ believed this, wc tf White and dazzling I was the following typewritten legend: effort is being made to capture the men. would be more careful of othani' feelings Id the moon'sfair light she looked. ” Lt... "By order of the great and general but th.-re is not the slighli st clue to and watch lest we should though tleaaly Kalamazoo east <’o<per — C3IUFV court ” of1 .'UU.'K'UVil<ATWVHl Massachusetts this building is tln-is identity. The train was only de­ cause another to suffer. Richland Juuct. i 7. "For in the multitude of dreams and Cressey •o Nothing remarkable' about that! closed — on .1.. the L,. Lord’.-; day.'' . f !»wd alxmt 10-minutes. many words there ore also divers vani­ V.llo.................... On the .elevated hi front of this' — ------- --- ——— She was fair to look upon, as a matter .........' lawn '** ties, bat fezu thou God.” God said to b-Iton---- ...... building a gardem r workcl all day | Cloverdale Abram. » ‘ l am the Almighty God. walk planting beds of lieautifnl jiansici:. [ MoNMOVnt. Uh.. May 23. — The Hoth of course;'and the dazzling effect was before Me aud be thon perfect"—margin, Who asked if lie was employed by the produced by her white robes—cleansed i world's fair board of Massachusetts to g»»nerul HWH'tubly of (ho L’nite<rPresby- upright or sincere—(Gcu. xvii, I). Jesus H ACTINGS.... lerian church of North America con­ labor on Sunday at the state’ building, vened in this city. The 300 accredited says to us. "lx>, 1 am with you always" Coal* Grove. aid brightened by a liberal use of ib 10 10 , the old man said he was working for a delegates are about ail present. The (Math, xxrili, 20). This fact believed is Woodlard ... 10 23 . Massachusetts florist who was exhibit­ assembly was called to order by tfie re­ tbe greatest pvwiblc corrective of one's life ing the iiansy beds and that Commis­ tiring moderator. Dr. David McDilll of if we think of Him as the On«v huso loved sioner Hovey hud not told him to stop. Xenia. 0. Tbe divine blewring was. in­ us that He gave Himself for us. Then His Out rmt........... He added the information that there voked by the Rev. D. S. Lvttle of |In­ love will constrain as to love what He loves Grand Rapids. was work going on inside the building, diana and Rev. Thomas McCagne of sad to avoid what He dislikes. and being of European birth be ex­ Omaha. Scriptures nad by Rev. j\V. I 8. "He that is higher than the highest n> Stations. ji. *• .gnrdeth, and there be higher than they.” claimed: ••This Sunday closing business G. M. Haves of Spokane. Moderator is till wrong. It's a fraud." The Maine McDill delivered an cliapient and Oppression of the poor and perversion of justice ore among tbe perplexing things of commissioners had a sign outride their lMn..,.‘j'fui Lfinon building which read: -Open to Maine »M,*,rruls'rn,,Ln, life even to thk( day. But it is a very old SOUTH. story. David, Asaph and Jeremiah were Kalamazoo Ar... visitors and their friends only,” but 1 East Cooper Lv.. everybody who pleased entered, ign« r- ; Washington, Mny tM. — President alTdisturbed by these things yPs. xxxvii, I, Richland JuncT. 2; Ixxiii. 3; Jer. xii, 1). but light is found ing the ntteinnt at exclusiveness wi Cleveland has approved the deeds of In the context of each paasage, and tills out absolute closing. the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations Delton......................... 9 30 B46 2 0------ I The influence of the Angelicnn church for their right and title to the "Iwisrd verse of oar lesson assures us that- God Cloverdale-................... 9 io a3J 1 30 . n- . sec nnd care. Our need is faith and Shultz.......................... *0 01 «5 27 1 ]» ---That’s one of the peculiarities of was wen by the visitors who desired to lands" in the Indian Territory, formerly does enter the ' buildings erected by Great occupied by the Cheyennes and Arapa­ patience (Heb. x. 8rt. 37; Rev. xiii, 10;. xiv, Hastings.................. 8 «7 b 13 12 46 'r 12) The finished story will make all clear. KIRK’S Soaps. Clothes washed by Britain and her majesty's colonies. hoe Indians, but now const it tfting a li. "Moreover, the pfoflt of the earth Is Coats Grove................ *8 .n *« M -12 o»__ J All were closed tight and no person portion of Oklahoma Territory, for them always attract attention by their lor all. the king higiM-lf is served by the Woodland................... s 23 4U 11 W I could even be seen inside which was not which the sum of $2.9HI.-l.‘»0 was ap8 Ui* 4 40 11 44 the case with the "closed" sftite build­ proprinUid in the Indian appropriation field.” Nothing lives unto itself; all things Wpf«n3' 'l."eb'x" purity and brightness. exist for the good of all; even the king Lansing.................................. I 3 48 io 45 ings. The great carved dooys of Vic­ with nil his wi n!th has to depend upon tbe Detroit................................... 1 35 7 t» JAS. S. icnric CO.. Chicoco- toria House were shut, although the oct of March 3. ISfll. ,, . produce of tho field. No one can truly talk Grand Rapids.............. 7 00 ................... union jack floated from the roof. CanDusky Dianond Tar Soap adn's flag was flying also, but the doors | Cincinnati. May 30.—.Mrs. Carter B. of being independent. The Gal in whose •Stops on signal only. were closed and not even a sign waa Harrison died ut North Bend. ().. ngixl baud our breath is. and whose are all our t Nos. 5 and 6 will not carry pxssecgoro wto* -, put out for visitors to ream New 77. She married Carter B. Harrison, ways, in whom we live and move and have profi led nith freight train pertnlta. trains will be run at tin: cenvenhw--' our being (Dau. v.43: Acta xviL 28), wlE of Freight South Wales supplemented the "closed the comiMinv. who reserve the right tochamaibtoday" sign with the following unneers- youngest pon of President William require an account from as for these things. the Umr of sucb tr.ins without D<rtlcr> ! 10. "He that lovcth ►liver shall not be narv words: “Keep out, this means Henrv Harrison, and uncle of ox-Presi­ dent Benjamin Hnrnsnn, Harrison, in jws Itcto. tier Her satinfled with silver, nor he that lovcth yom” Even nt the India building nent ihk-h I, chiefly n prie.te coumtercij ,li"> J” ,*5’> leuv.ng her abundance with Increase. This is also That more ills risult from an enterprite lhe ■ doX-i" eign ww bnog daughter, *•»»!■««. "»» lf? °< now <•» the « wife of <>!><««• Colonel P. D. vanity.” The king who could make silver W. McClung, nt whose house she died. to be as plentiful ns stones (I Kings x, 27) Unhealthy Liver than any out. , I wa^qualified to speak open this subject other cause-indigestion, Consti­ Machinery hall, under whose dames Sabbatarians .think the acme of | Havana, May 25.—The news that ' A greater than Solomon has advised us pation, Headache, Biliousness, the that we should lay up treasure In heaven, Sabbath breaking is sheltered, was a Ind Malaria usually attend it. remarkably quiet place. Two or three , President . Qevel.nd had not called and by His Spirit Las taught us that ths the infanta, in return for the in- loTe of raooey u the root of all evil (Math, Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator high Speed, and but one trig engine-a upon i Tim. ri, 10). Nothin* under Buckeye—were all that ran during the । fantas visit to the White House has rl> is a vegetable specific for Liver day the power necessary to made un unpleasant ininresaimi here. u>« sun am satisfy tbe human aouL but U Disorders and their accompany­ run tothefurnish fair and their hum could I The public journals complain of Presi- b written, “My people shall be satisfied ; dent Cleveland s attitude toward the ' goodnoia. saltb the Ixmi" (Jer ing evils. It cures thousands scarcely be heard 100 feet away. Die royal guest of the Vinited States. I xxx| in this building was not very why not be one of them ? I ake crowd tajMIPE I 11. “Whao goods lucreaM, they arstnlarge, but every other departmental Clrl Burned to Death. Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator. structure was jammecL Columbia ave­ tTvruwd that ent them." To possess and en­ *HERVIIiE. Your Druggist will supply you. nue in manufactures nnd the main San Francisw, May 25. -The busi­ joy bi worth while, hut to pawoui merely aisles in transportation and fisheries ness portion of the town of Rocklin, tor the sake cf, gazing upon Is surely ran­ of were crowded all day and it was with Placer county, with a population -------------- Ity. and yaeiaae out ot mart lives all that ‘BeUlt on AXUFRY ORDER U^'at difficulty n spectator conld force about 1.200, whs destroyed by fire. nfu'' Tt_ 1 i not truly profitable, and bow very little nt* $00.00(1. with CHANCEKYOKDEK. 'anaarage. As indicative of thechnr- total loss is dktiinated '*r“ t » m Wlt ” 01 earth's gorxls will be left <u» the portion stale ol MlebltfMi. I r ofthe crowd it may be stated that HUI. inMuninre. Allee Irijh, . 1'J-yc.rlU-yc.r- |. whlch Xotbl XotblM - undw -' Tn»-Clrrult Court fur the County o( Ram. L‘ fh(, fine arts hnHfiing held the greatest ul< girl, emuloyrt in Knri-hui-,1 . - r tb.er. nor .Slfth. in »n<« tbe Bnrt h.rd ,.h. .un enn NUW -----__ (WyL ffleUnrrt*. c-imjiMtiant John R. I multitude. Every salon was packed hotel, perished in the flames. j (chapter .I. ... B), hr.t let n* behold our Creator BidUri0..l-ir»rt;M.t. i and jammed by a <|met mid mderlv «2<l Redeemer In the [xrr*ou of Jettas lue by affidavit it! hS lv h I crowd of ificturo lovers. S«ffiWhSW <K'“ '..“U <51 Th, ol»Jw» iu i hurge o( the wjjjrnFort Wayne, May 80.—All the con­ . Christ, nud lie will l»e to na the chiefeat V—IIIS’B- ' T7-H1 3 ZZHMMMBI iimor.u lO.tXtb- v«*. altnut ther tte-.-i Iy (Song 'AtouxoE. Kt-nartou.’•olk-luir tur coiui'iiilnxnt. I nlpnt buildings nnd the bnttleship ductors and motormon of the Fort . t. in. i«>. d 100’d i ” •"--‘"Tn".mail in Mwvec, Hhurkrrdtfi I nunois did all in their power to show W,!,te poenxr UemrSlag. ot IS. "The rierp of n laiairlng man In sweet, answer »h«- bill of <^-iinbi :.t fi'rci in tnis cniue thousands of visitors who passed by number,, have struck. They demand whether !:»• tci |.<tla or r.inch. tint tbe i Dane*,br.'k/'.ha*' Ct ra?iadrtM"t’tVre.'f that'said bill of »•«»•/ that Uncle Sam officially dul not aj> u: uilvnuo-ill wage, ot from 1» 1-2 to > cured bfeu MnuJ.Jt will umulTiw Mm -plaint ------ ------ ,Cll..t --s di-* /rfeiMtaut. ni allowing Antenciui citixens or cents i?er hour. - - — tai take: lo«le*p." Kicliwniv nifjunnlh. nut!• profit CUtt‘*nralu3i«. -riurcigncrs to riew on Sunday the uot In tbe day o» wrath (1 Tim. vl. 17; Ptot. Prealdcnlbd Appointlurnt. m. Ijianamora of art and genius or the xi. 41, but thrrenre durable ricboe which Da’ed, April W ashington . May W. — Thp president Kccompnuy right con sncs*, even the ricbas - - Industrial works of the nations rhe has appointed William E. Quinby of cf HIm grace and trlory (Proh. vill, 18; Eph. ------------------- ■ ■— ; big Minted signs “Clo«id,' which were Detroit to be envoy extraordinary 'and 1,7. IS), winch th? iworoat laboring numeaa minister plenipotentiary of the United have without nconr; nnd without Price, which will ca;;hv him to sleep afl th* Or.Mlloa’MMIoaJi States to The Hague, the capital of Hol­ And mure «W85tly. been arreste ’. They have eu gaged coun I ’ .n there to keep people from land. sei and wll fi;ht the matte: n the court?, sta^onad there to Keep « Hops Sucb ® ’ ll Meat Nerve Tonic Blood -Builder Dalnii, Luiug i Miw 1 Cmgo, Kalaoaioc ft Sagiaa w MIRK’S A AMERICAN FAMILY -I SOAP Do -yor-Know ? M.siin STARTLING FACTS! d i■ �Hastings Banner. Thursday, June i, 1893. L-c°OK g_d*tor,_ , X9 S£CUNl>-cr_VSS MATTER AT TWlt HARTCTOS. MICH.. FUSTOFFICK, .AUG VST 14. 1870. "editorial notes.j GIm* Growth eV th* Industry. Tbe American glass Industry Is com­ paratively young. 'Shortly «Her the civil war the window-gla^H manufacture start­ ed, and has been increx*ing rapidly over . since.- The growth of plate-glass pro­ duction has been eren more astounding. Not more than a dozen years ago we im­ ported almost our total consumption from Europe, but now wq do uot Import any­ thing in that line except mirror plates, and that business will probably cease within a few years. When our manufacturers take more care In the mixture they use In making this glass, and produce a whiter and purer material mid give it the nec­ essary finish, foreign importations will atop. There is no doubt about our manu­ facturers being able|to do this. . As for plate glass [for 0 nil nary purposes, which eight or ten years ago was Imported to the extent of about 6,000,000 square feet per year, American glass is of such quality and can be sold comparatively so low that It lias entire possession of the market. Statistics best show this wonder­ ful growth. Eight or ten years ago the consumption of plate glass was rhe amount imported, that Is, about 0,000.000 square feet This year the factories of this coun try will turn out about 15,000,000 square feet. This branch of the business is cut­ ting heavily Into the common window ' glass trade. The growth of the common window-glass Industry has, like the plate­ glass industry, been phenomenal, yet it has not reached that point where the for­ eign pfoduct Is excluded. I^arge amounts are Imported yearly along our Atlantic seaboard despite the fact that there is a heavy duty on imported glass. These.importations are possible because of the fact that freight rates from Europe are so low, and New England is such a distance by rail from the domestic glass factories, which are in the natural' gas belt Imports Into Boston run * quite heavy, probably heavier, comparatively speaking, than they do in most Atlantic coast cities, as the latter are nearer the 'producing centers. In 1891 the Imports of cylinder, crown and window glass at this port were 15,116,798 pounds valued at 8322,481, against 17,293,154 pounds last year, valued kt 8349,139. For the twelve months of 1892 the imports amounted to 19.339,326 pounds, valued at S387.178. With the improved machinery that zArueriean manufacturers are continual^ intro­ ducing, these imports will be very mater­ ially reduced In but a few years. Greater pklns should be taken in producing the qualities of window glassv which are now brought here to quite an extent, because of the fact that considerable labor lias to be expended on their finish; and th* la­ bor is cheap in France and Germany.—-Bos­ ton Commercial Bulk-ton. Senator Cnllum on Railway* and Tele­ graph*. • 4 ProU-or B. U Owner U ou, «l th, wtmtgwnwottmrwIraHnc m.,, -I??* rUUtoAtrtc. ta order u, .tu.i,^,,^ WHERE IT IS OBTAINED ANO HOW mol. next to man In tnulllu,.,,.; polnu rt almllarlt,. In —j, r '» IT may be concocted. throw lluht upon th, origin rt ((t, "' .)«cb, I. ilkrlr to pm». » h. 2" ahi. to —rry out hia plum,.o( u, lmporu.r.1 ctattributl.m. tl,., |„ mad, to our knowledge „( ,„a0 the Cup ii by th, atudrotth, creator., low the human ra« In ntcl»| d,r,.|om Hah—adonite and compreheSSui •Tr, doo' mow , JW, (Honor ootfe. tlmn ooy other .object ot th, rang, oi explorad..,, ooder be.reo," th. mu .1 th. elob auimaU which can be brnuxht u ho eoreTolUbolenoed ble.pooo oothe reach, and he Ims provided m-. -niaKiT edge of hi* demiumac, #o that tbe bait Inch every emergency that may .iri^-. 1 r cube of white surfhr should ju«t touch the He ha* applied nearly all tbe u. surface of tbe coffee. achievement* of science witbin the ,C0IJ The man did not do this In preparation of hfa plans to the sdvancemeut of hh « for pouring brarnly ujxm his peditlon. He wfll use the electric batture notmlar Irnpreiwion to tbe contrary not­ and electric lighting, as well a. the withstanding, men nt cluba do not habitu­ era and the phonograph ami tl* trirhboo, ally burn brandy with after dinner coffee. to increase hl* opportunities t<. thititt. Hia object |n tbua placing hi* sugar in re­ to advantage, and be will even apply euT lation to his coffee wa* far more scientific, tricity for the purpose of phtiug auimafa being nothing more nor Ims than for the within hfa reach. Hl. plan of ’ fa purpose of bringing tbe sugar In contact which he may be able to insulate l.iruseLf iriththe highest and hottest portion of tba and even protect hfa property by tneaiurf coffee, which portion, having an electric battery, fa an invention wmh tome of tbe sugar and thus Increased its of a born New Englander, and nil hfa ar­ own specific gravity, should sink to the rangement* show that whatever the Af­ bottom of the cup and make room for an­ rican forest* have to furnfah us it. th« Way other portion of coffee, which » tairn of Information upon the animal world and should dissolve some of tbe sugar and like­ tbe connection of human with aoftnzl wise sink. Thus the man managed quickly speech will be within the sroje- of hfa in­ to dlseolve bis sugar and to obtain a cup of ventive genius and personal emJrgy.-B,^. coffee equally sweet throughout ton Herald. What the man had to say wax a pictur­ . lining Introduced. esque exprewlon of the fact that after din­ ner coffee in most household* Is a weak "What ought to be done ta a maa-it fa and ghastly caricature of what it should more usually a woman, though—who bandbe. and a liquid to which the adjective icape you iti an IntrodutAiou t.y telling the black cannot be applied in strict accord other party that you are a prodigy Jf ut. with truth. Tbe man might have gone on nlus!” That wa* a question a-l:. 4 m to say a number of other things about cof­ tie talk of clubmen. “Do yo«i ktiqur Mrs. fee as served in this town, whether in pri­ L—!”©ont.inued lhe querist. 'Weil, that’s vate bouse* or at restaurants ami like her favorite trick. She fa one of the kind­ places of public entertainment. The truth est women in tbe world, but don't let her is that, although morn million* of bags of introduce you to any <»ue. Her^fa the wsy coffee arc imported into New York tlian she went on when she lntbxh|.e<i nte to Into any other city in the world, this fa not 8----- , the artist: *Mr. 8----- . iet make a coffee drinking town. New Yorkers long, you acquainted with Mr. H-4—. You'll ago banished tho good old English word find him tbe most charming [felluw you and thing, “coffee house.” and In adopting ever met—the wittiest, brightest, niu-t’io. the French equivalent of the word they tellectual, must experienced nan I know. have utterly failed to get back any sort of And you. Mr B---- , will Hud Mr. S—one of the most honest, interesting and sincere equivalent to the thing. Tbe very last drink that a man call* for men Id the wot Id. You know hfa pictures, in a New York cafe of the native order fa and you know from them that he is a coffee, and the man who should order cof­ nin*. I’m so glad that you are to know fee iu one of there misnamed resorts would each other. probably repent of hfa temerity. There “Theo she went away and left mt looking are genuine cafee in New York, but they at each other like a couple - f We are confined chiefly to the'ccntral European said something about the wfeather, I be quarter of the east aide, where men who Here, and parted. Awhile afterward a are not rich Inexplicably find time to sip friend asked me how I liked S---- . Don't coffee and play qhea* in tbe middle of the like him at ail, regular chump: said 1. ’That’* old,' said he, ‘for it’s exactly shat afternoon. Coffee ha* a curiously wide range of be says of you.’ Well. 8— - aud I mu price in thia town. You may buy It at one each other in an offhand way afterward, cent a cup from the coffee stands or at and we bare got so that wc like one an­ twenty-fire cents a cup at restaurants other pretty well. But that introdoctioa win re one must pay for gorgeous appoint­ disgusted both of us.”—New York Re­ ____ !______ ments. obsequious service, and even the corder. . view from the windows. Tbe Stages ot Muorning. \ . It hits been found, too. that the quality The effort :o prt.-erve the fitursi rt of coffee fa not to be judged by iia.price. To be sure hoc cannot get gtxxl <x»ffee at things seams to bare reached it* height m one cent a cup, but, on the other hand, one a case recently bean! uL.wbere a wealthy cannot be a.*.»ured agalnst/faul coffee at young woman, »ta extremist and impr<-«even twenty-flve cent* a cup. amf there are kionist, it goes without say lug. hash *>J'tbe of her own confcnU to east ride cafe* where the coffee fa perfect at furnishings the rxHou* stage* ot a I-rt-:a.ukA|. In cosmopolitan that one may. dine in almcM the first depth* of her gra f L’.ack fttr rag? any language ond have one'* coffee *crred alone, broke the insu-rks- ; • ifah of tie according to the national custom of any fluor of her nsmi, which hod !<een <-bcnfa<d; a couch covered with dull black cloth and one of half a dozen countries. On the whole, theae best an<l cheapest piled with, black satm-pjllow* *ct the pace coffee fa terved in the German and Vien­ for tbe rest of the furniture, m huh was nese cafe* of tho coat side. Between Sec­ equally somber. Curtains of baft black crepou fell ov^r ond avenue and Avenue B, First street and Tenth, there are at least a score of cafe* sheer white muslin ours a*, the windows, and a bedspread aud pillow covers of hemwhere almost perfect coffee, with milk, fa scrrctl at flve cents a cqp. The coffer, i stitched linen with broad bliul; borfers blaek, strong and clear, is served in a coarse like an exaggerated mouruiug hnntiktr china cup along wl^ enough Lot milk to chief kept up the funereal suggestiventM. fill tho cup exactly to the brim. The com­ As lime wore on, however, mor- sed more plexion of the compound fa C(uit of a dark white crept in. till a white floor, white mulatto, and its flnvar fa sweet and fresh. rugs, a white satin couch wtjh white mull In the Iwst of these cafes a cup of poor pillows succeeded the rtubreuditig gtixiai • coffee fa Dever served, and tbe demand is of the previous fitting*. Thfawhite has gratlu i’.!y tinel with and continuous from morning to midnight. luto the gray and violet untfc now, when The true Viennese coffeepot fa a brazen affair, so contrived that the water is forced touche* of ro»y piuk gr-<« iffertnal evi­ Htr in vapor through finely powdered coffee dences of a return t«> gicwuig i’’ ' nnd condensed lu a porcelain vessel fitted Point of View in New York as a jacket about the metallic cone contain­ tYttfitrU • Dog. ing the water. All the parts are «o ad­ - -.and justed that. If instruction* are followed, I FairCn<toraer--l live inti.- • I want a good house <<■-• 1‘ -re-Y«*. |>crL-ct coffee must result. A few French restaurants serve cafe au mum. “But ««t courw 1 u- n' »• ' toe -king hit much aa it fa served in the cremarien of that w|ll keep u*awoke all No. muni i'. • ■: !< "The Japanese are the quaintest p*opl« Paris. The waiter brings a big bow), a long at nothing.’’ -,w on earth,” said M. Hutton, of San Fran­ bandied upoon, three lumps of sugar and big and strong and i.'-ru-. ' : genth- a- * fac-b cisco. At tbe Southern. "They are as ver- two piU-hera, one filled with black coffee • “Yes, mum.’ “Yet ?«■*. u.um. And ■■tile a* the French and imitative as tbe plentifully adulterated with chlcknry, the with ns. you know." be must pounce on every tramp ; L.«: n«* negroes. Since the introduction lute Japan other with nil equal quantity of hot but not of American ideas and thrift they have boiled milk. W’hen the two are pouted to­ along nnd drive him oil.” "Yr*, muiu.-’ been striving bard to adopt our way of liv­ gether Che bowl fa nearly fllleil with a gray­ "But he mu tn’t interft-re wr.h Utf ‘ No, ing and acting In all particular*, but they ish broatfi liquid, delicious to the taste nnd but boDrrt inan hxikin^ fur u i-rk are *o thoroughly grounded iff their old mild enough for the moat sensitive nerves. ninth.” “if a Burglar omit- (-ro-.riiog customs and yon — mannerisms — which, wmeu, y oa Cafe au fait, French 1 tread and good but- about at nlgbt the dug should make mince know fa a ■yatem of =f almost complete re- 1 ter make a most wholesome and nourish­ nx-.it of him In nn Instant,” Y> -. in-mi ’ “But he mustn’t attack . n--«1.- r who Tn > of *™Y*thlD 1 8 Caucasian—that ‘ ’ with ’ 1 ing light breakfast. all their uprigbtlineM ami ambition err Turtle tvuec coffK may PMJ pc lx mm hod m la tbe th. so ao drojis hi tor «n i-veulug call.” “S’ ’- mum; “Apd of course be mu-4 n’t -«:••!«•*• people eral generations yet will perhaps pas* called Washington rtreet. street ailed Arab Arab quarter quarter of at Washington who come hurrying in at-all »t tbe iZIL D°r10 pr°*‘ W’.'r? ,p7’pcrly made k ’■ e»tremely strong *n 11 * and ihtek thick with with grounds Rroand. from frwn long loo, boiling l.dlln, night to call niy husband. H< - • doctor, you know.” “ No. mum. like what yi«» It soundsi ridiculous to you that any over a spirit lamp. The oriental custom —•r a aplrlt lamp. The oriental cimum> rane human bring jihould give expremlou of offering a cup of coffee to rimpSrato want. You want a thought rc.ulrr dog.’, lanahte^^nttt ,?Q<1 roI,,cM,o« »****« holds to some extent ^mong "Ye*. I suppose- so. (’an you send me w>r -I Juki what the Jap- the Syrian merchantain Washington street8 “Very sorry, mum, hut I’m jtfal • -l of aneee do. I bav. seen a whole room full of | and should a stranger offer l<» STfJrT^ that kind.”—Scott fab American. /The melodious screech of the mocking /a dlitrewlu, Mddroh multlnf In th. £ird ronsed the citizens Tuesday afterPl«reo, otMIddletlll.. ’noon. Tbe alarm was caused by a fire in t tbe home of Aiderman Jessie Townsend. <t.nn ot J. W. M,.d ot Rottand. In com­ The department responded promptly, but pany 1 with another man Mr. Pleron had before their services were required the been 1 puttlag down a well tor Mr. Mead. tlamrs bad been suppressed with compara-j They ■ bad got down over 40 feet when ment." __________________ lively small damage. they became convinced that the well was ^*-Tbe common council contemplates putj likely to cave In, and ,io began to take out ____ Riee is the prlncTpal food of about 800.­ ting a prohibitive tariff upon Cakirs and tbe metallic curbing they had put in, sec­ 000,000 persons, or 54 percent, of the notions auctioneers who come to townl tion by section, filling the well up as fast 1,500,000,000 people who inhabit the This is proper. They do nothing except as the curbing was removed, and de­ to skin people and cart away the dollars) termined tn put in a drive well instead. earth. There fa no other vegetable pro­ —Eaton Rapids Journal. This Is a plan Mr. Pierce was in the well, and when it duct so widely consumed. A people’s diet that should be pursued by every city that had peen filled to within about 20 feet of fa largely a matter of education, aud desires to protect Its merchants, and th4 the top, he took out three sections of cas­ Americaus need educating as to tbe food people os well. The merchants of every ing, Instead of two which was the moat he city are always open to honest competition should have taken. The sections were no value of this grain. lutt especially adapt­ and it should be welcomed, but there Isn’t sooner removed than the sand began to ed to the wants ot a meal eating people one fakir in one-hundred who sells the cave In. and the unfortunate man wax like our own and is highly nutritious. goods that he represents them to be. They literally buried allvq under 13 feet of earth. According to a late report from the De­ are Invariably of an Inferior quality, havf Assistance was promptly summoned, ana ing defects not to be seen upon a hast| active work was begun. But tbe M"dy partment of Agriculture a pound ot rice examination, but which show themselvwi soil rendered the work ot tbe rescurert slow contains 86.09 per cent of nutritive mat­ sooner or later. Saying nothing of tike and difficult.. Itwa«v5 o’clock Tuesday ter, against 83.54 percent for wheat, 82.­ benefits tn home merchants, the publ|c morning before the b<*v was taken out, 09 percent for rye, 74.02 percent for oats, should be protected from this class qt though willing hands had tolled incessant­ robbers, and this can only be* done by ly ever since the accident. Mr. Pierce 82.97 percent for corn, 23.94 percent for placing the license so high that it will be was a man of about 25 .‘yeara. He leave* potatoes. 46.03 percent for tat beef and Impossible for them to do business at any1 a young wife to mourn his loss. profit. OUier cities have adopted this ' 26.83 percent for lean beef. Matrimonial. Rice head* tlie list. But its nutritive plan and It should be adopted by Bast­ ings. \ An event Tor a long time expected has qualities differ widely from most of the at lust become a matter of past record. Macrabeea A mil veraary. other foods in the comparison. It fa On Thursday. May 35th at 8 o’clock, p. essentially a heat producing, fattening Sis Koffchts:— m , occurred the cekbratloci of the mar­ In accordance with our Grand Tent food. Lean meat contains about 31 per officers request which was read at the last riage rite for Mr. Andrew Furst, of Kala­ cent of albuminoids, which produces meeting of our tent, that we make a pub­ mazoo, and Miss Lena M. Fisk, of Johns­ the bone, muscle and blood, and less than lic decoration on Sunday, June Utb, for town. A company consisting of relatives of tbe contracting parties and a one-half of 1 percent of the beat produc­ the purpose ot decorating tbe graves of our few Invited guests were present at the departed brothers. It was unanimously ing carbohydrates. Of the former rice voted lo cheerfully comply and to make ns | residence of tlie bride’s father, b. 8. Fisk. Elder Pope, of Hlekery Corner*. In a few contains only 6.73 percent but 78.48 per- fine a display as possible. cejjt of the latter. It is thus seen that Your committee has made the following well chosen words, conducted the legal portion of tho ceremony. We have never these two food products admirably sup- arrangements: All Sir Knights who possibly can are witnessed tho giving of more hearty con­ plement each other. Bice is also* earnestly requested to meet at our lodge gratulations than were showered upon tbe easily digested, requiring, when boiled, room at 3 o’clock p. m. on Sunday, June । happy couple. Many valuable and useful one bout tor the process, against three re­ llth. Tho line will t>e formed with the gifts were brought us testimonials of ap­ proper officers lu advance and inarch to the preciation. A beautiful repast was furn­ quired by roast beef. . ished, to which all seemed to do ample The United States produces the best Presbyterian church, where services will justice. The evening was an Ideal one be held and an address made by *Rev. Mr. rice in the world. So marked ia Its su­ Grigsby. The Knights of Pythias will al­ for a wedding and we trust will be an periority that the Indian Government has so bold their annual public memorial ser­ omen of Joy and happiness to those, our introduced the Carolina variety in Inola, vices at the same hour and church and It friends Just embarking. The guests from Is with pleasure your committee announces a distance were the father, mother, and a country where rice cultlvatiou and con­ that they have made arrangem uts to two sisters of the groom, from Kalamazoo, sumption have been conducted on a mam­ make this a union service and demon­ and Mr. Franz and wife, Inez Is-slie, of moth stale for unnumbered centuries. stration. The wives and families ■ of Sir Allegan. Mr. and Mrs. Furst. In com­ pany with Chas. Ford and wife, have gone Though extensive rice lands are laying Knights are earnestly requested to bring on a visit to the Columbian Exposition. waste In the Southern States, we produce dowers to the church and join in the ser­ Kalamazoo Is then to be their borne. vice. After service we will march to the Hmon an average only about half ’of our cemetery and decorate the graves of our Ited consumption. two departed brothers who by the will of our heavenly father have been takeu from At the first meeting of John Stark Post our order the past year. An address Standing by Their Gam. will be delivered at cemetery by Sir No. 249. Department of Mich., succeeding the death of Comrade Myron Simpson, the That the republicans are confident of Knight M. L. Cook. the wisdom and honesty of their policy Every member should be present and following resolutions were adopted. Whereas—The order "elute ranks" i« shown by the hearty endorsement ac­ help make this a memorial day Indeed and has again been given by the Supreme (Com­ have this tbe beginning of an annual corded it by tbe National Republican mander of the Universe, by the removal memorial demonstration day which shall league last night in the adoption of the make a grand Impression of our noble or­ from our midst ot our Comrade Myron Simpson. And while we bow with hum­ following sentiment: der. ble submission to the will ot the Great Tour* Fraternrlly. The foreign policy of Benjamin Harri­ Commander, we <lo not the less mount for F. IL Pancoast son and Jamee’G. Blaine deserves and re­ our comrade who has been taken from u*. J. Pendergast ceives the commendation of all Americans RcMiflvcd,—That In the death of i.'oinF. Ryerson Cmimittoe. rade Simpson tbe Po*t loses a faithful who believe in preserving the rights and C. Bishop member and tbe community a good citizen Rjeey Waters dignity of tbe United States and in ex­ and upright man. Du. C. IL Baruek tending the scope of its influence. In acHcMlretl,—That the heart-felt sympathy of this Post lx* extended to his family iu cordanee with that policy we reaffirm our their afilictlon. determination to encourage the enforce­ Usual services at the Presbyterian Re*o/re«i,—That these resolution* be ment of tlie Monroe doctrine; not only as church next Sabbath, morning and even­ 'spread upon the record of the Post and a it applies to tbe North and South America, ing. j ropy thereof be transmited to tbe family but aiso to those islands In tbe Atlantic The Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday at 6:30 of our deceased comrade. CHARt.es F. Co«*K. and Pacific, which are or may become nets In the Presbyterian church, to be led by essary to the protection of our coast line Miss Eddy. and our trade. When the American Hag Tbe C. L. 8. C. will! meet with Mi's Ginger." covers American interests and American Lnaipman, with the following program: Some Ijecds children had been sent into Quotations. World’s Fair. iionor, It must never be lowered. the village by a charity fund for a fort­ Classic Greek—Mrs. H. Bailey. The firm and patriotic doctrines of the Manual of Christian evidences— Mrs. night’s country air. Tin- clergyman, on asking a group of these Llt|e girls to what republican pkrty demand the approval of Colfrove. The social condition* of ialwir—Mrs. parishes they belonged, was Informed by tbe rlslbg element in the party. Contrast one little town mite with much pride that this with the shifting, time serving atti­ Holloway. she lived close to the pariah church. “Ah!” English poems and Greek subjects—Mrs. tude adapted by the democrats. Platform said the clergyman, “what Is the name of Geer. tbs vicar!” for a new appointment had re­ pronils<s /unfulfilled are common with Appolloand Diana—Miss-Rose Good­ cently been made to his nursery ground of them. Tuey promise not from conviction year. dignitaries. “I don't rightly know his but to gain an end. Party platforms are Rt. Rev. G. 1). Gillispie. Bishop of the name,” wax the reply, “but we always call with them but blds for votes. They do Diocese of Western MlchigaR, was in him 'Old Ginger.’ ” “Dear me,” said the uot have the ring of earnestness* to them. Hastings/Sunday, preaching two very able parson, "but why 'Ohl Ginger!' ” “Why. sermons In Emmanuel church, and iu tlie that’s the color of his whiskers!” Th'-.* Such tractics cannot win the sensible evening, administering the Apostolic Rite whiskers that now adorn episcopal check* young men of the present day and luter-' of Confirmation to a class of twelve. Tbe 7..v hare since, alas! changed to a decided gray nal dissensions even now predict the over­ services were very impressive nnd were —London Spectator. attended by large congregations. throw of the democrats at the next elec­ volt, rebdlton. revolution. It is my sol­ emn conviction that no man who loves bis country shoald for one moment think of placing railways or telegraph lines In the ownership and control ot the govern-! Senator Cullom, tbe author and special champion of the interstate commerce law, was naked to give hls'bplulon in the mat­ ter ot preposed government ownership of railways and telegiapbs. Be replied: “In my Judgment, government ownership of railways and telegraphs would be the mostserious blunder that this country* could make. It would bring about a condition of things which would menace the peace The society connected with Emuunual tion. and the very Ute of the republic. Govern­ church will be entertained. Thursday. ment should regulate but not own rail­ June 8th. bv Mesdames McNaughton, Whatever may be the effect'of tariffs and VanArmam. Mudge, F. Heath. Upjohn. ways and telegraphs and other concerrs bounties upon the production of cane su­ Bowen, Sllngeriaud, Selden. ’’Abbott, and .with which the commerce and prosperity gar, It is pretty evident that the beet su­ 'the Misses Gertie Mudge, May Broueau of the people are so intimately connect­ gar Industry has come to stay. There are ami Georgle Heath. Supper served In ed. society rooms from 5 until 7. All are cor­ six factories at work—the same number dially invited to attend. •Take the railways of the country as last year—but they have considerably alone, and you will find that they employ We hear very high compliments paid to more than doubled their production. The the address delivered Sunday by Rev. A. more than a million men. This means statistics for 1892 are now In, and show a D. Grigsby, to the members of the Fitz­ not a million citizens merely, but a mil­ total of 27.083.322 pounds, equal to 12,­ gerald post, G. A. R. and the members of lion voters, fqr these railway employees the Hastings’ W. IL C. are not women er children, but men of 091 tons, against a total production in voting age, men stalwart, alert, capable, 1892, of 12,004,833 pounds, equal to 5,359 tons. California is credited with 21,801.­ The day set apart for decorating \ the skillful. You might say that they are a 322 pounds, or about four-fifths of the graves and honoring the memory of Idecompact body of a million picked men 3,808,500 ceased ex soldiers of the Union army Was from all walks of life In this country, rep­ whole. Nebraska produced a perfect one here. One must have been resenting the Hower and prime of our pounds and Utah 1,473,500. Of course hi a ud frame of mind Indeed who could manhood. It would, in my Judgment, production will not long be confined to not or did not enjoy It. lheM'Statea. Great areas equally as well In the forenoon the members of the G. be monstrous to turn these men over to A. IL post assembled at their hall, and la­ tbe control ot the government and the adapted to beet culture exist In many oth­ ter appeared in marching order wl»h the manipulation of tbe politicans who might er stole*. Beet sugar manufacture can bv necessary equipments and furnishings for carried on at a profilin Mlchlgai well ths observance of the day. The veterans change to be in power in the government. as anywhere In the country. beaded the procession. The school child­ If these men were to be made vassals of ren, becomingly dressed and supplied with tbe dominant party, there need never be a flowers were carried to the cemetery In chance ot administration. The political appropriately decorated rigs, and were next In the procession. Behind them party that could not maintain Itself in were citizens In carriages. Arrived at the power with this mighty engine at its Tbe Hastings “Blacks” west to Middle­ Riverside, the beautiful and touching command would be weaker ttan any ville yesterday to meet the local bell nine Memorial Day program of the G. A. R political party we have ever yet bad In of our sister village. The Blacks went was gone through with, and then all re­ down to the tuna of 24 to 20, but Insist turned to the city. control of the nation. that when they went to Middleville they In the afternoon tbe post and citizens “In addition lo the men these are tbe lotted on playing a Middleville club. In­ assembled at the fair grounds, and listened contracts for supplies, for construction, stead they say they were forced to plav an to a splendid and thoughtful address bv for all the requirements of tbe vast rail-, aggregation representing Grand Rapids, Rev. W. M. Puffer. There wax also ap­ Wayland and a few other points not down way lines, tire money value thereof 1 mi­ on the map of Michigan. Of the so-called propriate singing, and the time was very ning into figures beside which the expend­ Middleville club the Blacks contend that profitably spent by all who attended. The Bannkr Is pleasqd to see no abate­ itures of the government are as a mere only three were hmaflrle residents of ment but rather a deepening of Interest In bagatelle. Still more effective would be Middleville. We will now await the Mid­ Memorial day. and tnriita Ito ievtons of re­ dleville side of tbe story. spect nnd reverence for the virtues nnd contracts for transportation, secret rebih*, Many citizens quedion the wisdom of heroism nnd sacrifices of the soldier* of favors in esirs and facilities. These things working our streets to such a grade j.s- the Union, living nnd dead, may Increase are serious evils aa they now are, and tbe will require such x vast expenditure of with time, and that the lessons of patriot­ people will never be satisfied. In my money to put them In eondiliun and main­ ism may sink deep Into the good and honoplnlon, till they have suppressed such taining them. Moreover It is claimed It e*t hearts of the rising generation. practices, but with railways In the bands will cost Individuals lit the aggregate as much as it will the city to grade up or of the government favoritism In ship­ grade down their lots to meet the establish­ We hereby lender our heartfelt thanks ments and rates would be inevitable ami j ed city grade. Nona can q uesilon lhe ad 0 all who so kludly assfatrd u# during ltMS would surely be used for political pur-1 vantages of an MtabfrbMl grade, however, Jong suffering and rerent burial of our be­ ”* our city can loved-------„ wl ... wife - ----ami mother. That n he who poses. Maintenance of the dominant j lhe only qvfsil 4>h *fcMher meet the conditions tlie grade establish-, alone cauxlUrviaU* tlirsnffbringsof humanparty in power by such means would ed without too great 1 lost. It OUght tO b J ’ bv raw.nl ...... -11 —1-^ ... . . bring other evils in its train, and the final i done if it will uot. j_____ __ ______ L too great x burden result could be nothing less than open re-1 on the tox payers; but Ute latter are entitled to consideration. ,jOIJ SeUemnb.* ta'iSkOha'tUM “l’ J****1”e,U<* 01 h’" ,DOU,7 W«»M be firmly declined, the empire in the ecstasy of joy innead of The coffee of the east aide cafm fa convulsion* of grief, ■* with us. Their and cheap because It is made with wise K n°L “ j We7: B hF»tarical. economy from sound l>erriex I^lTKtromm a child fabo^Tta^7 U,,8h,J’ A“d*hen and le^ adulterated than lhe ch rap coffee .15001 household the w-rvtd atdown town luncheons taran-u hl Ur."-St. uJSa." Ana movement of Popttl*Uon. 1 e»0llnu'.i.rOfre“.“b' P°’"‘“too h“1 <»» | continuous from the remote periods of an- ' “""1“t ““ I mankind would be much greater than they 1 are, ami the globe would be already over­ stocked with human being*. But other causes, not lea. myaterloua iu their operatlon, have checked that progress. Many of th. porm.on.-^-n^ the Dobuloil* (■onntrin, 7^^ n# to support life. It I* n nothin whether at the present moment the population of th* globe.* greater than it was 2,000 or 3 OQC r«r»«o. Then, I. «,nin„Uoo "1d ‘n th'” th. »tlairri7“In‘iA,rt““° .u.V.LL .i. , J e.once N" V“k --------- —-________—. A «o,d» ud , Th«MjuqutaL(ui1»'an«in«|,1)ftWMen lt> connection with th, mandolin, an In«ntmw>t tor which nh« hun (treat tondneak In (u> article width ahareenntlveondelSt. Mwr lxphnd without th, bukgrouud of an arcotnpaninieuc. Moat of the muric -•«««. i» nmuiswi roe . — . ’" aha adds: ■ "Tb^^TquX ta., ta? quality in the zounds evoked Oom th, ommldta ntan.ir.1i.. U> aV.J cm _ wXJU* p',l“ -OU. which mESS h',0,h'r lb« A-rrtm>, I “d touch-th. a Butbp,.- The Bank 8wa!low‘» >«*«• The bank swallow is n bird w fak•> a hole excavated in the earth 1 bluff* of streams. 1 have seen a blg-» of the Ohio river made to look •k“ a tuge haneycouib by thousands of : he-i- ««*' and tbe air was swarming with tae M that lived in them. Il was of sand swallows, a metropolis « new 1 feet equality prevailed in tue ard.>u~ u re. the Internal finish and toe furniture tbe home*. The houses were M much mik* the birth themselves—Manner Thompson in Golden Rule. «*»- Sr^S^—- M»l>u^>B.,i.w ''s'^Electric*! linlud««p». Rain which, on touching thr ground, crackles and emits rin-tnc ’•parks fa * very uuqpumiuD but m»t unktiowu phe­ nomenon. ?n Instance of that k.;ji has been reported from Uurduv.-.. in Spuu. Iff au electrical engineer, who »' itn< occurrence. The weather had iso ’■T,'nU and undisturbed by wind, afal’ *”■» dark the aky became orerca*t byelpuas. At about 8 o’clock there .auw a flMb « lightning, followed by great drop* o- elec­ trical rain, each one of which ou touching the ground, walls or trees, gave s faint crack aud emitted a faint sjrark Tbe phenomenon ooutinurd for ■econds, and apparently ceased «» ’twa •* tbe atmosphere wa* aaturated with mois­ ture.—Chambers’ Journal. Th. oo, room o>a« onm "tr.lttacpprf k ^thCTwdM drlltaod world, w«» wntaen by • »'2“? lb,"01.10ApbrodiWWSoPP^ •O-o. . work, fan bora- tb, <" b«‘ Ihiw, Supbo'. bar. roxxl lhioo«b <wu> U->v« owwrtA-Sew TJ£|.Suj>. �- Hastings Banner Thursday. June r, rSgy- Siirau your Trees Royal! Cuor#. Royal! Royal! . At Cook A PERSONAL MENTION. Ice cream soda now on tap at Renkes’ • Fred Allen left for Saginaw Friday. bakery. D. R. Cook left Tuesday for Cleveland. Don't miss the closing out sale at F. W. ^Louis Goodyear la home from Ann ArGrebie’#. j ‘k JC5.00 bed room suit at F. W. Grebie’# "judgeSmith went to Chariot d onfor 850.00. dayto This kind of weather to putting com L. D. Gardner, of Coldwater, Is In the ahes^lti great abnpe. city. Will the council please get n hustle‘ on F. R. Pancoast was in Charlotte Mon and put In that sewer? The city demands day. IL , J. M..Bessmer went to Charlotte Mon­ Wuollry A Bronson have just received a day. new lot of tennis shoes. They’re a cool Miss Hattie Puffer was in Nsuhville shoe. • Monday. Tlie best of lounges from $4.75 to $20.­ C. A. Hough, of Nashville, was in the 00. Former price was 86-50 to 328.00. city Monday. \__ F. W. Grebie. . Brhe wiu!<! a business trip to Char­ , There to some talk of dedicating the lotte Monday. 1 ut*w county buildings July 4th. It J. B. Higlnbotbam. of Detroit, was In ought to be done. ’Lookii tiiough the number of new the city Monday. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Fuller were In Grand houses erected in Hastings this year Rapids Saturday. jyould exceed fifty. X.,w aud save your fruit It a wr-H I'-tablished fact that . raving trees increases tlie virld of fruit I have the| One Spiral spring buggy nearly new,, one pneumatic tire safety bicycle, one solid tire safety bicycle. Inquire of J. C. An­ drus, Dentist, or Mrs. Cora Powers. The firm of Stebbins & Beach has been thi# day dls*olwl by mutual consent. The business ol the said firm of general dealers In furniture and second band goods will be continued at the old stan 1 by Frank Stebbins, to whom all ac­ counts due said Arm are payable, nnd who will pay all just demands agtfnst said Arm. Frank Stkbhins. Scin Bcach. Dated, Hastings, Mich., May 24th. 1833. -■i t powder, white Helaand all insecticides. - CIKCULrtTION week, 75 CAN BE WELL BOUGHT McCOY'S J. Q. Creasy, of Grand Rapids, was In tbe city Thursday. W h* POWDER Shirley Smith and party of friends F~ W, Morrell has almost completed the Absolutely Pure. Improvements on his lately acquired res­ spent Sunday at Wall Lake. idence property, and they have greatly Solon Doud and wife have returned added to its beauty. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest from a visit to the world’s fair. . of al) tn leavening strength.—Latest United lei* cream by the dish, pint or quart, at Government Food Report. Miss Hepburn, of Grand Rapids, Is State# R oyal B axirg PowdbbCo.. Wall St, N. Y. the City bakery, and will fill your order tbe guest of Mrs. C. N. Bentley. for any quantity you like. r Miss Kittle Beadle, of Grand Rapids, A. E. Renkes. \spent Tuesday with her parents. The new shirt watoto at Russells are in­ This quires. deed things of beauty. You can get them W. T. Brown, of Chicago, was the from tlie cheapest to the best. In any color, guest of Julius Russell Saturday. a- d of most any material you wish at Rus7 ­ Miss Grace Messer left Tuesday for a Hereafter. change# for advertisements sells. ! reach this office Tuesdays at latest to ; two weeks’ visit with friends In Albion. Postmaster Sheldon keeps right on mak ­ . •••••-.twertHiii in the issue of the week Mrs. Wm. Barth, of Grand Rapids, was ing Improvements in the post-office just as hr;. brought. if be expected to stay through his term. the guest ot Mrs. Geo. Walters Friday. Guess he will He has certainly given . Ferris Rose, of Grand Rapids, spent good service. Decoration day here with his brother, B. .’ Ganjci; tea. We desire especially to call the attention Ri Rose. ’ k pepsin Cherry tonic. of the ladies to our line of school waists. Miss Knapp, who for some time has made Styles absolutely correct and prices lhe her home with Jas. B. Holes, left Monday lowest. for California. . mid the ChronotbanatolctroD. •, ' Spaulding’#. ; on ju- kets and capes.at Spauld- / Barry county tax pavers can survey / IL B. Messer started Tuesday on a busi­ 'their new and beautiful county buildings ness trip to Chicago, St. Paul aud other \jvestern cities. x ■io-ing out sale at F. W. (with .pardonable pride—all except the Sinead jumbo chimneys— nnd fee! that Mrs. John Crites, nee Delia Rising, of they (have splendid property with gvery- Whatcomb, Wash., is the guest of Miss tliitig In the best of condition for the safe Anna Bessmer. Vnnsaction of the county’s business. Misses Ada Michael. Lulu and Nellie ot diphtheria to Buyers state that wool will command a Feighner were the guests of Nashville little lower price this y« ar than last. The friends Sunday. Rog-1 pnobects of auxuiargetl home market due Mrs.-Walter Buckbout, of Toledo. O.. to the prombed move of the democracy is’expected in the city next week to visit tow wild free trade is Uiua rally giving tbe . . •... nitt* and gloves In the new shades* agricultural interests a boom. But the relatives and friends. Mrs. Frank Nichols, of Lansing, spent i bo »:».i-n't exactly the kind the fanners Sunday with her husband, the builder of ‘ Baxsui: cflutftiues io be the head- enjoy. . • . the court house, in tills city. ■i’Vts tor job work. Many have expressed a desire to treat Hat-are cheaper at Russells than any Rev. W. XL Puffers lecture which be deMrs. Geo. Freeman, of lumslng, is le livert-d at the Chautauqua Assembly at De the city, called here by the dangerous Ill­ !.*-r pike in the city. Fuunk Springs. Florida. I.t.-i winter. ness of her brother. Jas. F. Mead. v. <k« il:e cellar for W. H. Powers." Rcr.| Puller has consented lo deliver the •v !;eup- is in • progress. • Miss Florence Mead, of Big Rapids, lecture next Sunday evening. It’s title is . -aw aud hammer arc making merry ‘The Spade and tbe Book-’. Very lew peo­ is In-the city this week, being called plehive made more of a study of archaeoio here by her father’s dangerous illness. . Ir iia-tiugs this season. # gy tian h>-,.and what le has to say will un­ Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brooks, of Hersey, Ti- '•:< 5.h?tea in Hastings Is the Roy- doubtedly ife well worth hearing. Mich., were in the city last. week, called ।Lmten. sold by Cook A Cook. Manytfre pointing their way toward the here to attend tbe funeral of Mr. Brooks’ a -pring styles'in chairs from 32.65 great Chicago show these days, if they mother. i ■ r set. At F. W. Greble’s. eat one meal at the Jackson park restaurant Mr. and Mre. N. A. Fuller left Tue-they will appreciate lhe value of Chicago .-.lUU.hl ami school board are enter hospitality. They will know it comes day for Chicago. They will spend a few 2 municipal bodies about these days high. Word from the windy city states weeks there nnd then go to' Colorado for -.vd-'i carpt*s for 62 c per yard at F. that there are plenty of rooms to be had. the summer. sale. Others from 10c to। now al reasonable rates aud that good Rev. J. G. Rea. of Chicago, and E. N. board at private houses is to be had on Stone, of Olivet, spent a few days of last terras that will not bankrupt an ordinary week with Prof. R. D. Bailey. They were i<l -ale of milk pans next Saturdayj citizen the first day. classmates at Olivet. rum one’till four at Burghardts Surprise That merchant is better able to serve f Jolly Major Anderson was adding avoir­ bls patrons who makes a study of the dupois to his Hastings friends a couple of ■ lhgrade of linoleum for 62c per yard) ’wants of the people, and who pays cash days last week. There can bo no blue days ♦ a: r W. Greblv’s. Others ask 81.00 for for his goods, getting all the discount given when the Major is on hand; 'ail catch tbe the same. . in buying. From a long acquaintance ^ontaglon of bis good nature. Now l- your chance to buy furniture for with the people and their demands Julius future. F-.-W. Grebie h selling at Russell Is especially well prepared to sup­ ply the wants of the people In bis line. cost and below. Royal Garden tea the best. He carries one of the most complete B-SK'ht bargains in lhe city at Jas. Rog- stocks and one of the best assorted there Fine embroidery silks at Russells. ■ • A- Co/s. the place where customers get I# in tbe state, if jou want anything in -<i-.p for nothing. \ Cook A Cook sell Royal Garden tea. any line carried by a flrat class diy gopds A 845.00 side board for 832.00 at F. W. Work in llrd rank next Monday night, me reliant be sure and call on him. ami al! members of Barry lodge are earnGrebie'#. Remember that W. E. AHgeo can be • MJy requested to attend. A 865.00 parlor suit at F. W. Grebie’# found at his office in the Empire block ' \ A-'.wir. - smoke Ed. Powers No. 35 cigar. every evening after 8 o’clock. If you for 8*6.50. The very latest shades in kid gloves at A,ways the same; always the best 5 cent have auy building that you wish to have igar in the United States. done or if you desire estimate# furnished Spaulding’^ ■ Mway-read the Banner’s Inside local you should be sure and see him. He does Did you see those 81.25 red slippers. You will find our county and the all work in a thorough, workmanlike man­ They will please you. ner. Mr Allgeo has constructed many rn iirhborliTg county Items there. Bankrupt Stork. houses In this city and there Is a large de­ Tire chair A table company are now em- mand for his services.. He has bad a Make your little boy happy with one of ;■-oitig atiout 50 bands, nnd bustling to great deal of experience in building, is ac­ ' goods ready for the July sales. quainted with thejatestify les of archi­ our suits. Only 81.50 and 12.00. Bankkupt Stoke. Buy your dress goods of us and get your tecture and can certainly please you both In work and prices. Not since the morning stars sang to­ ‘.riuiiiilngs free. • Spaulding’s. From the resolution published in a con­ gether has there been so fine a tea for 50c as the Royal Garden, sold by Cook A Sec thoM- ml-ses shoes at 81.00 They temporary last week it is easy to see that Cook. ■all Is not serene on the school board. It arc great bargains. . is proper to say, however, that there are Three weeks after this- and the city Bankrupt Store. two side# to tbe controversy, and that a ma­ schools will be closed tor the spring If your locality ig not represented In the jority of the 11 member# of the school term. Many of the younger kids are al­ Banner, write tu un or call at this office board do not sj mpatbixe with tbe resolu­ ready counting the days. for Information necessary to become a tion published. Furthermore, when. It We lead Hastings in the dress goods come# to a question of fairness, on which rerrespondent. the friends of the resolution pride them­ trade. Our assortment and price# are un­ Our readers should know that tlie Ban- selves, It would seem that their leader, equal l«l. SrAUlJMNO’S. ■’•m: has nearly as many columns of local the president of lhe board, is hardly in a and county news on It# Inside pages ns on position to throw stones. A presiding The latest things in millinery are very uutable pages. officer who refuse#, at flrat, to entertain attractive. You can get tbe latest styles What U the use of paying for anything an appeal from his dlobion, thereby set­ at Russells, and you can get them as cheap " hen yon can It for nothing? Jos. Rog- ting himself up to be greater than tbe as they can be purchased anywhere in tbe •T-i A- Co. are giving all their customers board itself; and afterward asking the state. • board out of courtesy to himself to adjourn -**ap free of charge. Why not have one kind of time in this that be may look up parliamentary law. ■'•i-v th- time to, buy your shoes. and then falling to attend and meet -bls city. The adoption of some uniform sys­ •>nr litre I, ruinplete and at prices that duty like a man. though he consented to tem would certainly be seconded by many hard working mothers in the city-. The will suit. the time of adjournment, Is certainly not Bankrupt Store. ’ In any enviable position to criticise those schools are run on fast time and by the time their "woree halves” get borne at of the board who do not agree with him. 'bit’ipr-: fix's your bpy want a pair noon the children have finished dinner or lhu«e black tennis slio -s? They’re light, Tbe whole controversy is an unfortunate and returned to school, causing much un­ one. As tq the merits of the present sup­ coo! and-easy. We have them. necessary work for tne women. Standard erintendent. we will not take part In any Wool F.r & BllONXON. time to the legal time and ft could be controversy over them further than to say adopted as well as not for city use. RallWe not only give you the lowest price# that the majority qCThe board as at present roadsJtave adopted legal time and to ’-n ••««» goods, but you get yoq«- trhu- constituted, are satisfied with him. If th* haveany other causes unnecessary delay mings free with each pattern ’ minority desire ttfdefeat al! legislation un­ and ron'uslon. At parties. weMoc# and til the new board shall organize in July, social event# It has to be specified as to Mrs. bummer will be at Russdl’s dry we see nothing to hinder, and.upon them whether ceremonies will commence on g*xl« store tlie balance of this week with rests the responsibility, if they can afford local or standard time, ami neglect to "her majesty- corsets, and will be pleased to act In that manner, and rush Into print,• state which often causes no little annoy•o see the ladies aud lit them with one of ; tbe majority will leave to them tbe glory I once aud etnl-arrassment. these celebrated corsets. . | there is in such a proceeding. local news. CARPETS .. ..AT.. .. Miss Flora Beadle is the guest of Jackson ^friends this week. D. W. Reynolds left Saturday evening for Belmont, N. Y. ^Vork to progressing rapidly on John Mis# Gertrude Pendergast Is home from Welasert’# new home, It will be oue of Boston for tbe sunrtner. Jhe finest n-sideoces of the city. ^Mrs. Morse Nevins Is visiting her moth­ iLI- —... — Hasting# need# a truant officer with an1 er a* able-^pdle<l resolution to make every boy P. T. Colgrove made a business trip to The Druggist. of school age attend the public schools. | Grand Rapids Saturday. The railroads will have to make better Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Brooks, of Shelby, rates If it Is expected to secure any large increase In world’s fair attendance. were In tbe citv last week. TUUE KENT Hotel property lu Woodland. Call on or address I- C. Cavanaugh, Woodland. Mich. ■„r.. London Purple and, Pari- Green, that is perfectly soluble in water, (made ex'. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Nagler wer# In ,. , _.|y for this purpose) and Freeport Thursday to attend tbe funeral of Mr. Nagleris mother. ,l,e „nly right thing to use. ' Oue week I from next Suhday. will be It will be observed by -fitch in time saves nine. children 'nearly ail’s day. tlie local churches. When In GRAND RAPIDS stop at J. N. Burroughs wishes to annaunee that he has bedding and flower planta of all kinds for sale cheap, and ia prepared to furnish cut flowera on application and at opposite UNION DEPOT. lowest rates. Kato- 3fl OO /ree Baggage Transfer. Now lima** Write or call on him at his green house Steam Heat and Electric Bells. In 1st ward, Hastings, Mich. BEACH A BOOTH. Furniture and Carpet Emporium. Over 200 Styles of Newest and Latest Designs. STRAW < k HATS F you want the latest straw hat in the market go to E. W. Morrill & Co’s. See our show window for styles. :::::::: Respectfully yours, L W. H0KK1LL, & CO ONE PRKE CL2THIER5. AUR natural field for the, cultivation of a 11 good, reliable and intelligent crop of cus­ tomers is the county ‘of Barry. If we couldn’t hold first place in our business in this territory we should quit. How do we hold it ? By simply selling honest goods for honest prices. Goods not only honest but elegant, not only elegant but fitting, not only fitting but durable. i'i K. K. Qrant �»RESBYT ERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY. EfflffTl® BOOMING. Thursday, June 1/1893. The Exhibit of France in Man­ ufactures Building. COOK BROS..Proprietor*. OOLOKABO’S BIO PAVHI0H OPENED. Hood’s Cures Even When Called Incurable Voronins Tarrlble Beige-Sciatic Rheumatism .»f tfi* st“to’ “JuBlle*”—Th* Getnjpnn Exhibit to lie Opened to the Pobllc. Chicago, May 30.—In the matter of awards aud the system adopted by the national committee with the aid of John Boyd Thatcher a reaction seems to be setting in. in favor of the much criticised* chairman of the executive committee on awards. The foreign commissioners have not shown any in­ clination to recede from their antagon­ istic position towards the system, but American exhibitors are coming for­ ward with letters expressive of their satisfaction with the system and confi­ dence in Chairman Thatcher. Their support will partially offset the opposi­ tion of the foreign commissioners, but if the latter adhere to their determina­ tion not to enter exhibits for award that feature uf the exposition will lose its international character and scope. Mr. Arthur Simon Of Galatea, Ohio. France's exhibit in manufactures building occupying 100,000 square feet of space has been seen in its entirety by the public for the first time. Tbe main portion of the pavilion is open, but it will be several days before all the exhibits are properly installed. The French commissioners did not get all thi space they wanted to display the products of that nation artistically and completely, although they were given a large area ii\ this gallery, which was pot conceded to other nations. The aisles separating the many pavilions of exhibits were narrowed to, 14 feet and the electrical music display had to lie installed in electricity building. The commissioners were also compelled to et-ou;!)." AMTUCK StMOX, Galatea, Ohio. put the gorgeous silk and gold em~HOOD'S Pills »» tbe tmt »C.er-<Uiuw Droidered church vestment exhibit from Lyons in the gallery, which is connected with the main floor section by a special stairway. On the first landing is an artistic aperature from which an ex­ cellent view of the central room and its nine pavilions filled with the work of gold and silver, bronze chandeliers,* “ The Niagara Faile Route." ■ precious jewelry and ceramics can be seen. The section is situated on a corner of the main court, with Ger­ many, England aud the United States for neighbors. Hast:nta....... “They uld I wu tacarable, ths doctors did, but lhe remit has proven that Hood’s Sar­ saparilla was able ta enrr. I had Sciatic Rheumatism and was confined to iny bed six months. Three physicians did not help mo and I Was Given Up to Ole When 1 was tn this terrible condition, waabla ta Mara head ar fa«t, I began to take Hood's Sareapariila. Tbe first bottle had a UtUe ef­ fect, and while taking the *econd. J gained so ramdly that I could sit up In my clialr. My sy»tem had been so run down by other medicine, (hat it took mo quite a while to recuperate. By the Um** I l ed taken four bottles ot Hood's Sarsaparill i 1 canid walk oraaad, and now. as I have taken ssx bottles. I am cared and can do a good day's wort. 1 do nut feel 1 can praise Hood’s Sarsaparilla Michigan Central Stations. is; I Tlie exhibits are inclosed on the Columbia avenue side by a row of arches supported on the shoulders of iU.L.MAX. Ixxal Agent. Butfw female figures. 1< front of the great central arch st^Va plaster reproduc­ > (». t & T. A. < t!e.w>. tion of the Fi^Hi statue.uf progress, the original of Wich is iu the Louvre. On the ceilings and on the wallx is j FOIti'KVJ;ll ha'’k' painted “the crowning of the arts and sciences,*’ with figures representing his­ tory. philosophy, astronomy, music, art, medicine dud labor. Over all are Enclose stamp fr.r circular. the French arms with the motto “Lib­ PAK13U. PrupT. erty, Equality. Fraternity.**. The govern’ment room is the first one from the main entranO. In it is a magnificent ; ► collection of tajiestryand pottery. "The Daughter of the Fairies," a Gobelin tapestry valued at !,000,<XX) francs, hangs from one of the w.Ula The ex­ eention of this masterpiece uccnpits] 12 years. Oif the opposite wall is another I equally tine Gobelin tapestry represent{ ing music, art nnd science. Beauvais I tapestry. Sevres ware, antique furni- j ture, all the property of the govern- 'iI inent. fillAip this rtuni and maken mag1 [ nificenJ/flisplay. ft CURE German art section v*~ill be opened to the public. Thursday man*ys immense display in uuy'.Vin?T^ hall will be set in m iticn. while the game evening, on the «»»«<«» formal opening of electricity building, Germany's display will be Saturday next is tlie day fixed by Com­ missioner Wermuth and Civil Engineer Gilhansen. representing the Krupp gun exhibit, for the formal opening of the Krupp pavilion with its rapid firing guns and the giant gun of 120 tons weight The exhibit of the North Ger­ man Lloyd in transportation building is now complete, so that at the time of the celebratidn of German dav, set for June 15. all the exhibits of the father­ land in the various departments of the exposition will be in full blast. The pecuniary value of the German exhibit amounts to $1,000,000, while the expenses for transportation, equipment, etc., sum up to $5,u00,000 more. To this the German government donated $1,­ 000,000; the Prussian government ap­ propriated $120,000; Herr Krupp. $500,­ 000: Baron Stmiim. $100,000; the united exhibitors of chemicals subscribed a fund of $80,000. the textile manufactur­ ers of Saxony gave $60,000, while the rest of the expense is borne by others of the 60-odd exhibitors. About 54 Ger­ man-American societies of Chicago have so far accepted th? invitation to participate in the parade on German aay. * fHE WASHINCTON WIRE Sixty Million Dollars Exported This Year. | ! 1 125,364,143 HET LOSS SUSTAIHED. I ’ ! O lb elate Have Confldvace In tho Ability I 1 •r Gvid I Front Natural Sources. W ashington May W. 30.—Since —Jan. 1 I IT AAllUl'J ly*1,, JKA4BJ 160,000,000 in gold have been exported to Europe, and the export movement Instead of having abated seems to have received a fresh impetus. Must of this gold was taken fnxp the United States treasury and practically all that Is now being exported comes from the same source. In that time the treasury de­ partment has sustained a net loss of $95,854,143, the net total gold in the treasury on Jan. 1, 1898. having been $121,260,662, while today it is only $95,­ 912,419. The gold holding within the five months of this year have at times fluctuated, but since the 1st of May tbe gold has tan nearly always below the so-called gold reserve of $100,000,000. As mom as the reserve was built np a MINISTER BALLcR HEARD FROM. large shipment abroad would pull it down and when from natural causes, or Corinto. from unusual exertion on the part of Iminlitrntlra. to keep it intact, inuct.it Washington, May 30.—For the first the administration it again, another on.’l.n^ht wool.1 time since his departure for his poet as gr.’w again, another onslaught would tie il A shipment ot »7,000,000 minister to Nicaragua. Mr. Baller has decrease it. A shipment of $7,000,000 been heard from officially. Secretary in gold, which is to be made in a day or Gresham has received a cablegram two from New York, will leave the total net gold remaining in the treas­ from him sent from Managua. The ury $93,000,000, the lowest figure . niinister telegraphs that he thinks a reached since the resumption of specie warship is necessary at Corinto. Qf [ payments. course ne was ignorant of the fact that In addition to this large engagement the United States steamship Alliance is there are reports current here from hastening ’to that point on the west sources usually well founded, that more coast and is expecteu to arrive at Co­ gold will go out on next Saturday, suf­ rinto in a few days. He further trnys ficient. it is eaid, to reduce the gold that the war between the government holdings to $90,000,000. and the revolutionists will probably be­ Despite these heavy shipments, treas­ come bitter as the revolutionists are ag­ ury officials express the greatest confi­ gressive and powerful. dence in the ability of the treasury to No news has reached the state de­ restore the gold balance. They point partment indicating that the American to the fact there is a gradual inflow of residents of Nicaragua are being treated gold from natural sonrcea to the treas­ with harshness as was reported in tele­ ury which is only temporarily checked grams by way of Salvador. by by the the large large amounts amounts taken taken (or (or export. export. Had been the Had such such not not been the case, case, the the export export , CONVENED AT DENVER. of $60,000,000 since the first of tbe yemr | would have left the net total gold in the treasury at $60,000,000 instead of what I Hume Mlsslouary Society. it is, $95,912,419. A cessation of gold ! Denver, May 30.—The sixty-first an« — -. ’ in ’ ’larj rge amounts is luoked for j nual meeting of the Baptist Home Mis- wports is understood that the .tannry society convened in lb.. First ^tanitd“ Austrian demand is wellnigh supplied. ( Baptist church. \ ice President H. h. pect A peculiar and encouraging feature of Porte* of Pittsburg ^-ubnerd tho the Ej, „ gold i. » th»t «.com- I ’:r«u» uf nr tnervxm' opening hymn. Kev. H. K. Murrjw a ; spending increase in is shown in m the net 1 prayer wm followed by siiiffiiig. Vied j treasury balance. That balance is $2.5,President Porter, in the absence of ] 397,893, or mmrlypl,090.000 greater , President Blake, delivered the annual than itwas.m March ., when Secretary addresa. Committees were announced, , Carlisle took official charge of the treas- . after which the report of the board was ury department. Of this money 911.- 1 read by Rev. H. L. Morehouse. D. D. J MO.fO) is in subsidiary coin and $11,It showed the society to be free of debt , 650,000 in national bank depoeitorii s. but a nee.! for greater funds to succesa- Both ” ’----- •'*items ------------k.**- in — of *these are-uslightlv ex­ fully push forward the increasing work.. cess of what they were on March 7. Af the afternoon session the religious HIGH WATER THE CAUSE. needs of the west was taken un after the d“votiunal exercises. Addresses limiUMl to seven minutes were made on all the western states. The.*** were fol Vbksbvrg. Miss.. May 30.—There are lowed by a general disenssion which at hast 10,900 bumelesa and hungry consumed the entire afternoon. people in East Garroll. Muorehou.se, West Carroll and Madison parishes, Denver, May 8t». — Dr. Thatcher Louisiana, and the suffering and priva­ G^ves. who last year was convicted of tions they are undergoing is appalling. the murder of Mrs. Josephine Barnaby With the exception of a few small ele­ uf Providence is h fre** man fur the . . ------ — — vations the whole of tbe northeastern Hr81, pnu‘ >n J^dge Burns part of the state is under water. fur *set “* his new trial *• ”* June T""“ *° for 12. and fixed’ b or...,follr nei rroea were fn Yn Forty-four negroes were raa-nad rescued from PK'/T. .-’“•??*in; The Jewel I>l«pluy. the tarnon. care. There le no exi»cla. 1 ?“! ' b"'" '"U,°D‘ On a carpeted and railed platform in . that the second trial will ever be I Tw. i i- i the middle of the main room stands a i tion called | Two children who <bed from exposure .bilious Btetoof th*.; 1 small, peculiar pavilion which will con­ ' ' ---------------------------, were wrapped ■ in blankets and thrown ■ N.uses, Drowtlne**. tain the costliest exhibit in the whnk Whole Family i»raj. ! into the water, there being no dry exporitii in. Vever of Paris has 83,000., Nashvillb, May 31).- A family 1 £f,nin<1 in which to burv them or im000. worth of jewels, mostly diamonds, j nametl Hov. consisting of mother. WIth which todig their graves, on one side of the pavilion and the father and iwo children. reaidinK in a I '! other contains a notice that Boucherun .1111 ..ti . . »• .. i irom awan lake, who had bevn withunt of Paris will very soon have a similar thickly settled part of New Haven, fotxl three days. When found he was exhibit in the space, the valne of which acrore the river from here, were found aitting aatride the roof of bin houre is placed at $9,000,000. Captain Bon­ dead at their home bj neighbors. It » । calmly munching the meat from tlie * field's sMret service detectives hovered thought the husband murdered his bones of his doe which he had been Uvat sad regulate the bowate. Zvealftbeyouly around the pavilion all day and kept family and then commuted suicide, compelled to kilL TTw discovery rlma-ovi-rv created r»r,»ita-A great rrrremt m vr-iire," re . . excitement one eye on the diamonds and the other > The Governor Foster has sent all the tents on the crowd which mounted the atejm and an investigation is in progress. at his command to the sufferers at and peered through the phiteglass. Lake Providence, but more are needed. Colorado** Exhibit. Hamilton, Ont., May 30 —The Ham­ Trm;Kir*ry Injunction laaned. At 11 o’clock the rojies were cast ilton Radial Electric Railroad com­ Chicago. May 30.—Judge Stoin has who ones try then will find UmmHUIs pillstwin, aside from the entrance to Col>^r.ido’s pany which will bring its power from abls In so many wars that U>ey will not bo wiP issued a ti-ipporary injunction retrain­ big pavilion in mines and milling and Bag to do without thrm. Bui after ill slot hesd all day long a big crowd stood in front Niagara Falls, has lxj»-n formed and has ing the exposition directory from clos­ of three ordinary looking showcases in let a contract for wiring, machinery ing the world's fair on Sundays. The the center of th(5 pavilion. It was not and plant to the Siemens & Halske com­ decision was made in accordance with pnny of ot Berlin. tMTiin. vranuany. Germany. The me total the prayer of a bill filed some weeks ago the showcases that attracted the people I pany la ths bans of bo many 11vw that bsn la wbsrs plant ----andC------lalx>r by Charles W. Clingman of Chicago in but their shining golden contents am! I coat of all machinery, -’-*"^*r we make our gnat boast. Our pills core it white will be v $1,20000 *(M) per |ion»horse U-half of himself as a stockholder in everybody ^ent into raptures over the !। wl “ L ’-AMr.wi) or $G0 Ohan do not. beauties of the ore. It was the first , Pawrer< \ the exposition company and as a citi­ display of the Breckinridge gold from I Arrested Fbr Frand. 1 zen. The proceediags were in the state Summit county and the costly metal I H.v». Vnvii-M *teh,.h < courts and were entirely distinct from purj*. but by thHr gentle xeUca dImm ail who was set out in three showcases which I ’ , * J*1° , coffee UBoihem. In nala st 35 cents; fir* for |1. Said the more recent case in the federal enclosed altogether about $15,000 worth “ercaant wbo baa U<n trying for some by druggUU rrerywUre, or acai by null. court* to which the United States gov­ of specimens. E. J. Collingwood, in ■ g®* f® S?®** CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. charge of the exhibits, began the work 1 babll,Uw’ <*<1 1,000,000 francs. He ernment is a party. Judge Stein held WILL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE that congress bail made nolaw compell­ of unpacking the ores from tho Wells- : <Jw./ra’?d iu~ coun»c- ing Sunday closing. Fargo strong box at 9 o'clock and as- ' ^on .’,18 ■P®cnl*4ion in coffee. Besisted by Assistant/Chtef^Heikes of the fo^, yaiJure "nppomsd to be a Knocked Out In Seven LUmndi. Colorado exhibit, and the young man . m^ionaire several time# over, London, May 30.-Jim Hall met who had taken most of tbe ores from Frank Slavin at the National Sporting the Summit county earth, had them club for $2,500 a ride and a purse of neatly displayed in the cases at 11 * Littlb Rock, May 30.—Corial Griffin $8,500 and knocked him out in the of‘ Guernsey, uvuu» Hempstead county, was was o’clock, at which time the public was i w wau wumy, admitted. An addition to this display •_assassinated in a cowardly manner. He Seventh round. The fight was a dis­ ia expected in a few days. The valne * badJmmu recently appointed postmaster appointment to the spectators. Slavin of wnsmsey Guernsey and went to Hope to make was the favorite in the betting up to of the exhibit when complete will be ?: his bond. While returning $100,000. — ’’— *— *■home — * he the opening of the first round, but from tne beginning he made a poor showing PROBATE ORDER. was shot from ambush. He wai completely outgeneraled at The Montana board of world’s fair State of Michigan, County ot Barry—m. every point by Hall and was unable to Ata seudon of Um Probate Court for th­ managers intends to give that state all offer even enough resistance to make K ansas C ity , May 80. — The Mg u?"." ? b0,den kt ‘fie i'nihKte office. |>t liffL in aakl county, on Mon­ the boom possible at the unveiling of Farmers' and Mec hanics' lumberyard, the contest exciting. dav. the 22nd day of May. In tho year on • tho silver statue “Justice.’' for which ‘fioussnd eight hundred and ninety-three. I>«nny-Olbbuna Mutch Off. Mis* Ada Rehan «at as the model. A in this city, owned by 3. D. Barker, tho PraS^*' £harteJ W' A’Tnitroug. Judge of larxv number ot invitations have been millionaire lumberman of Chicago, has Chicago. May 30.—The proposed rent out by the commissioners for that been seized under a mortgage for $100.­ match between Martin Denny of Aus­ <le««dl>Uer°llhe ';sUte ot F‘ K“S°ne event. If th* acceptances are heavy 000. held by George L. Chapmon of tralia and Austin Gibbons liefore Pittsburg. , H. a. McBain, Administrator De-boniwion nf the estate of »a)d defeated cum«-s Into court the guests will have to crowd out into the Crescent City Athletic club, ia off. and represents that be Is prvpan-e t<> render hta the aisles to sue tbe veil full from the Denny's backer refused to accept tho ?h.t ?'You.nlM XU'V1 adralntatratiir aud perns] silver likeness of D.tiy’s leading lady, lfiB‘*‘l*> *»* appointed forheirlnx tbe »am-- for ths Montana mineial booth in ths -r W *. ashington . v '’ ’, ,’May 77* 30.—Comptroller articles of agreement from Gibbons *nd tedtacbaranl from mu<1 tm-’ mining building is exceedingly limited i , 1Krt *)cen informed of the failure railing for an additional c'meession of to<*d«^°d. Hut Ssturdav. tT-! in space that is not taken up by ex- ’?£the^?aK National bank of Tampa, two pounds and to weigh in <m the i??»,Aa,of JoB^’ u> lRuj" •» n,“® •»'• !<*-k «n the forenoon be aMlxned for tbe li«artng hibita. Executive Commissioner W. M. ! .„a’ PK‘e®pital of the bank was $50,- night of the contest. Denny goes to »ald petition and that the he r« at law mdhridual deposits $123.346. England to get a match with Overton. aere«ae<i and au other pe>sin* luteraoted >« Bickford will act as master of cere- | I In-. Rations have bren sent to . T—;--------said estate, are rmiul rod to appear a’ a Brsalou monies. Angnstin D...y and the inemla-rs of his I „ J«w«ter Amignr*. flee* n Ulen to I* bo'den at 111 - Prnhaieof Fargo, N. D., May 30.—Tho National Cincinnati. May 31). 30,—Abe Stsinan, ihT.J“ of,Jtarttogs, tn ui<t County, ..--.company a; •! now playing their last enshow cuwr. tf mete Ur. w! i > gng*nient b- e nrior to their departure ; " JMr‘-w «»t Fourth and Race streets, Bank of North Dakota has lieen closed J '•* ,Pe,i'lr’’”,r tnrir not »>'• by tba order of Rank Examiner Dia­ assignment. Liabilities, U fur,hcr ot-tered. tth “ • . to open Daly * theater in London. Miss • I’?1’ WUH peUUiMM-r (live UOtice to the owrs.: ■*.» • J Rehnn will have awTRipirtimity to see A judgment for mond. E. .Ashley Mears is president Tho cajiital is $2.*XU«9. The failure Iwrself iu silver Aid the other guests nl«d in favor of his wife. and tie brarUif thereof bv caux? c will not ntfect any business firms in ft .’ will be Able to look at the statm- and ! win __________ i'YY. then at the living origfrisi and compare * wy..“*“h ««*•>»*«. Fargo, as it has lieen known for some Wasihngtsin, May 30.—Comptroller lime that tbe bank was in shallow notes. • wee< r.rt* I.... ... > .. ■ _____________________ • &k'1?sa^8 “re itxlications that water. . . Frum Lhr Tntheriimrt. I SICK "HEAD $ ache Cures Constipation Tltar.riowa.BMKcUoMotth.a.' Sd podctonlKro gotal u. be Ueel, thi. week, j Weather Indleatiuiut. tur».i,o^r .Michigan — Generally fair, vanaols winds. tho Groat Hwroey Trial. Wamhngton. May 30.-In the course of tho presentation of hia defense Dr. Briggs dhclaiined teaching that many of the Old Testament predictions had been reversed by history, or that the great btxly of the messianic predictions had not been or could not be fulfilled. which had lieeii charged against him and which was contrary to the essen tial doctrine of holy scripture and of the standard of the church that God i« true, omniscient and unchangeable. He charged the prosecution with misquoting him in this regard. He also disclaimed the doctrine attributed to him, of purgatory, future probation and regeneration of death or any begin­ ning of Christian life after death. Tne doctor read from his Ixxik on •• Messianic prophecy” to establish his teaching as to the fulfillment of pre­ dictive prophecy, error in which was alleged in the rejected fourth Charge. This liook, he said, had been translated into Japanese, had received the ap­ proval of such an eminent man as Glad­ stone and of suchan orthodox Christian as Delitsch of Berlin, was a textbook in Union theological seminary and was gone over by every senior class. Dr. Briggs then made a legal argument against the consideration uf the rejected charges until after they had been tried in New York presbytery. Dr. Briggs alleged that the transfer of proofs In the presbytery, the inaugural address to the holy scriptures ana the cate­ chism was "" wrongful, wryuKiu,. prejudicial piejuun-u.. to u, him mm and he PruU.toia<mnat the irrelevancy .‘b* Proof froo> the catochiMn and •criptureaz Dr. Briggs devoted a considerable part of his time in his addreaa to a de­ fvnse of the action of the presbytery. He declaimed against matter of record in the defendant's support lieing re­ jected while evidence introd need by the prosecution received favors. The docalao considered the logic of the case. He declared that he had not said in his inaugural nor in any of hia writings that he co-ordinated ' the Bible, the church and the reason: nor could it rightly be inferred that he did so. Omaha, May 30.—The United States grand jury futmd a true bill against Frank M. Dorsey, brother of ex-Con—-"in D™*?' Dorsey. ,He He. was cashier of th« £,rat w. ta £^4 r^ntlj failed, and he U < hyged rTOV,fi ?e H»biUties and with having talrified the *h® «fxU?nt of thousands of dollars. ■<""7 For the iriGi Qum. New York, May 30.—Eugeni- Kelly, treasurer of the Irish Federation of Ammu. „„ hw tibM to tbs tnwtseo of tk. ^.v. Natio „_naa_l m <>An| (3 <XM» the tIrish party makes a total of $19 (M> sent ’from from mis this country in aid of tU- Irish causo .luring the present session of tlw British narliament < 1 Those who have used nr ... Dlacorery know li, .;/!?’■ S«w bare not. bare now ll.eopponS?*. ,l» II free. Call on the ad-.l-Sl?1 ’>T and net a trial bollle. trre name and address to n E it „£V" ’•« Chicago, and get a King's New Life tail, p,,^ f Or. copy of Guide w llreiih ««R| Instructor, free. All of »Wd, ! *I“,M taed to do you Sood sml t,M ' •’4™rt W. H, Onodytart l>,„. «"»K< ( O Mlc r >«»r nriMn Cent*. Upon receipt tf yo„r aM(rb, rent, ta romage etauire. we/i prepaid Sorvttxm "i "» Woaia.-n Coi.vuniA, Exrol "' remilar price I, no, u* you to bare one. we make the I™1 Inal. You will Ond II a »„,t ,’f," *°r Itroatam. f"1^2 view, of the yreal bull.lta«», ulth i.J*" lion, ot same, ami Is es« ute.1 , mT, style ot art. It not .Ulin, ,£! you gel II. we Will refund u,v I«t yon keep the book. A,W,„, ” ">• U. F- BHCK1.XK * f,,.. Chicin Iu • M TT>c te.1 Mln |„ ,.wU , brulw^ Kres. ulf.r. „,|t th.,/S* •ore., u-yc-r. ehlpl«,| chJu'"'' e.™ ud .11 ,u„ „„pI|0n., ,.,d ly cun, pile,,,, i,„ ,,, p. |tu.ninte.M tn give ,.lt|!(MUo ““ ■m, refunded, fnn- 25 cenu l" For Ml. Uy W. H. anodyne, tlx- ilnniydt, D ■ A hire of L«<ly Mrec.b.-, ■ b„ be,. , Btltnted at Allen. “• c lee ten Thoutantl, of People cured of pilei*, with only oue packur of lllll’e File Pomade, tin- only p||c rr-nedy on the market witb a bonafide guarantee with each package. Price 8LOT. ,ix peek­ ages for $5.00. By mall. Try it to n’rtL For able by Fred L. H-ath, tbe drjf. ght. * 0 B pn p ‘ Uudson wants a local bhfldln^ an<f association to help boom th- town. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Caetorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children in lhe vicinity of Pittsford tre having lhe measle- for the *ccond Lime Mm. Mllliuti * Hldr When Mrs. Million itoes«to ride ‘be travels forth in state. Her hprecs, lull of fire and pride, go pram ing frv.tu tl>e gate; But all the beauties of the day nhr views with languid rye, U» r rt«-*h In weakness, wastes awn*, her voire Is but a slrh. Fur Mrs. Million I- inan advamJdstageof catarrh, and all the luxu ritts lbal»*a!lh can buy fall to give her remfor;. She en­ vies her rosy wallhtg-tnaid. and would give all ber riches fof U.*l young wouum'i pure breath and bloomlni: health. Now if wme true and disinterred tnrnd would advise Mr*. Million of thr wonderful mer­ its Of ;l)r. Sage's (atarih -.anhl'. she Nkw York. May .'hl.- Laxanl Freer. would know that tier case G i.ot past help. ehi|>i»nl 8t.ouo.ooi> in jtol.l on tho Aller $500 reward is offered i> unnufacturm which sail.,1 Uxlay, for a case of catarrh In tlv bekd wlleh they cannot cure. FRESH FROM THE WIRE Pomona sod Ltniwe • c-’untj yranp-|wlil give a joint picnic at ILubtvSvteke, Aug­ ust 8rd. A decree expelling the Chinew him tavn Mrs. Joseph Daily at Cedar Springs s»j^: Lmued liy the corernment of San Salvador. Thr large Tiltouvilln pottery nt Bellaire. "Adironda.’’ Wheeler's Heart and Nene O.. burned. Tlie 6re was started by *n in­ cure l» the.best medicine 1 ever had in ;py cendiary. lxr« HO.UV). ,l.j w. H. fauiilj; It never falls. The dowager Itarbww of Sutherland, who wax imprisoned nt LcBxtoo. April ia. for Goodyear. contempt of court, hai bt*p released. factory. The new*]Mtpers irf Ecnadur are protest­ and 150 acres ut ground h ing agnltut tbe reported sale of Chatham to cucumber-inland to the United Stales for a coaUns station. by krai applicant :;. a< th j --aiiiiot re«5 Charges of tyranny and diBulwdience the diseas’d portion of il • »:• There I* have ta-en filed with Mgr. Satolli against only one way tn cure Ihaf.” -. and Bishop Boacum of Nebraaka, by prirets In is by constitutional rtmcd:«-s. 1 »< ali.es* i$his diueme. caused by an lntlame<t of tbeIt is rvjxiruxl that 5.000 residents of mucous lining of the Eusroikian Tube. Panto. Ecuador, are Buffering from Influ­ When-this tube gets Iniln'in-'l enza. Fully one fourth cf the cane* proved rumbling sound or impetfi-ci htfinny. and fatal and the situation is sai l to be fright­ when It h entirely cl«s*-<l Ihaint— » w ful. e result, nnd unless the iiirtnmathti can b* Alexander Russell Webb, the ex-l'nltre) taken out mid tbl» 101* reM»"»d lt» nor* States con*ni who embrnetd the Mohan। nial rendition. h«ui:i'U ".3 '•* distroyed - .-attsra mediU) faith, ia arranging to brings colony of the suet to thia country to locate tumr an inwhere in the nouth. rfanu d condition «»t it** '.'..tftcea. for Mrs. Nancy McCarrigher ami her IH-yearwill give Obr Ibi-i' J’’’Ln/ iktinh) old daughter were struck by a fxxt train on I'aianb the IVaburg and Erie at Sbomwtotvn. Pa ihat caiinut Im* cured l»> il«: The mother was instantly killed and the Cure. Send tor •• DruRdaughter lived but a few hour*. Cheney A Co., Toledo, U. 1 Rists. 7.’>C. Ba«c Ball. UlIlMlalrt new flecsr e light plant B to At \\ asbington—Washington-St. IxnH* li .* to be game postponed; rain. At New York-New York, 1; Ondnnati. 0. the At Brooklyn—Brooklyn. 7; IxmlsvlHe, 6. of your friends if a • At Boston—Boston, 18; Chicago, 1 mode of applying and the l« ii..... At Pittsburg — Pittsburg. 10; Balti­ tee we Rive with each j-.-. knm- of H 11 more, 1: Pile Iftunade. and wu At Philadelphia—Philadelpfiia, 5;1; Cleve- triaLj Price Si 00, six packw* land, a By nhll. Try it b. ingi.t- For satr Fred 12 Heatn tie dniggSt. Vrentals killed :!.<><'■' THE MARKETS. F pl! . A 8 1 J I I c. 1 li fl 1"11, “JSj the Btxuian dam by expi-l ' in lhe Sugar river 10 tudo o', •oi ‘' tdltii. Wheat—No. 2 red. 69Wc; July, TlWc-. August, 73’tc; No. 3 red, CSUc; Na I °*™Chicago Provision. temuer, Toytc. ^p- Jolr- uSSr&i?*"JulT' . °*2fc’**'• •'tv­ . . Tjf*L- •" temuer, f—I «0. 0 be^'wki1*’' " Elmer Jones. •» II1”"” drunk • ntam «.»—»■' »"J 1 1 bluing lu m> effort toeummll >"! «'■ Thtasre InBrookbn w«< ,!!r"“sl™ ufe In the store of W. S luher. T» took »S0. but Usey eterlooked S<W> ed In the ledger. t Jul1' Julj' •» * Sep- J"»-*10a‘* Jnlj” W-1<' SePl™ Whenshe badCbBdrw.*bcffa"'11 Chicago Unbelt. Hoos-Heavy. f7 00*7 40; mixed and medium. 95..J7 Sfi; light, |B 86(47 30 Sheep—Strung; 10c higher. Wheat—No. 9 ml, dull. le lower; <CjJuly. Corn—No. 2, dull, Vc lower' June 40U‘ July, AwiuTVS September. 4»5(e; No. 2, 51038$“^ t A flnn*r. qnlut: May. 80cJune, 87Jic; July, western, JO SSE^JUO*, **c: July> T1Xc: Au' Oats—Nominal. ’ CLovClaBaU>_Qtth.$T 30; October. $8 00. , likr rnAi Byciels riders In ’• , . 5be bhloulst*. must rake t- ,l,r L^bits road. A new ordiiiaiH’*- J.ie.i« I their using lhe sidewalk*. Cherenliic. twnrllh' t "■ T. ,|B. town to blame. One ,c'‘n.!?.r m Il 'UlaS. eaH ta B«> City and lhe “ J" ■■ �Hastings Banner. ALWAYS SMOKE 1. Neglect in parents to see that pupils should luterest-parents as well aa pupils are in schoot . astings ity ank and- In this, therefore we have a remedy 3. Want of eneouragemrtt from par­ for cause one and two. In my school last ents for pupils, Mich. Hastings, Thursday, June ■, 1893summer I also tried the West Point sya3. Want of encouragement from teach­ w?' luJ*”dl"K10 K*'« in Place of tbe Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Milk Shake and ers. W. R- COOK. Locri Editor. CAPITAL svs.ooo.oo. mue certificate a diploma of honor, bat as Pepsin Cherry Tonic at 4. Lack of interesting morning exer­ I could not get them when needed I gave subtle* aiu.ooo.w. cises. , "eh. M Ibook instead. Have any others 5. Lack of interest in pupils. Incorporated under the lawa ef the fitate of tried this system In tlie country? If so The last we will readily see may'be the Michigan. 1 would like to hear from them and sug­ C. G. Nichols. outcome of all the others, yet it is not Uee- gest that, as a topic at sotne future teachers jj. Woodmansee. essarially. Open for business Dec. 13.IBM. association. " Att'y- ai l-»W. Where you can gel ICE CREAM. CON­ L^t us discuss those causes for a few Another great help I find to be the use FECTIONARY anti anything in the line WiiODMANSEE A NICHOLS omcEBa: motnertfe. 1. The neglect in parents to of report cards and in filling them out in­ of FRESH BAKERY GOODS. O. G. Robinson, President; see that pupils are in school. stead of marking the number of times Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. ,1U.r Ha-tinrs City Bank. Hastings, In the country parents ore not often tardy, 1 Ynark the number ot minutes Do-xovoirr forget IL D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. troubled as they sometimes are in villages lardy during the month, bat perliaps DIT.KCT0R8: promptly attended to. j and cities by children running away from some ot you wonder how I remember school after being sent In the morning, them. If my school is large 1 have a I). W. Reynold*. It Acknowledges no Superior. R. B. Messer. -4r;. Loral E. Kmtppei. hence, the only reason for this cause is, D.G. Robinson, 'Cheater Messer. parents do not get children btrfrted In the board about 14x24 Inches painted black John Oarvetb, Act on a new prtadpto— yrtbnr C. Denisbu. which hangs near the door that pupils morning. P. T. Coigrove. KNAlTKN & DENISON. enter when late, if there Is not an entry or Perhaps an Incident which occurred In but one door to your school bouse have It LAWYERS. tuna. Da. lhxx»fPnja Has the only savings department in In Harry -17 Mh'hikan Trust Co. Bldg.. I tlie district schmd which I attended, will hang near this one but in plain sight of County and pays 4 per cent interest on all time HASTINGS, MICH. deposits. Grand Rapid*. Michigan. show what a teacher may do in this re­ the whole school. If there are two doors gard. A l»ov living quite a distance from have the pupils when tardy enter at the xt \L1< i. KlRh. M. D. the school house was nearly always late one on the opposite side of the room I i*i:\4clan and burgeon. In the morning. One day the teacher from whleh your classes recite. As the * 1 ‘ JtastltigS, • ■ Mich. . nroniptl) >»lt«*iule<l day nr night. Ot- asked him why he whs always late to pupil eiiiers he will put his number on which he replied: *'Our folks don’t get the board and It your school Is fortunate ----- AND----* < stnwcU'H boot and shoe store Detroit up in lime to get my breakfasL” ’’Wiil" ।enough to have a clock, he will also put ill she said ••toiiprrow morning when your ।opposite It tbe number of minutes he is S A. SWEEZEY. mother Is getting breakfast and you see it ‘ Attorney at law. tardy. If uot you will be obliged to do Graii Raf ids. Hastings. Mich. is time to go to school you grab a pancake this utter lhe pupil Is seated or If a class • , :ai < in nil courts of the state. Col­ and run.” The next morning he was early Is reciting after they haye been dismissed. Largest Block . promptly attended to._________ t and his number of tartly marks did not Allow this board to hang so as to be seen Increase very rapidly. Then again those in all parts of the room and do not erase lately everything ■J • H. A7"r. LATHROP. of yon who are to grace the Interior of a It for several days, you will seldom find Write for prices •;[..;-.M-piithic Physicians and school room this summer will before long . any pupils number on the board , twice. Surgeons begin to notice the absence of the ’ largest This is the most effectual mode of les­ , :ty and country promptly at- boys and girls. One perhaps has to stay sening tardiness I have ever used. out to help Pa plant coni while another For morning exercises I have read Black has to help Mn clean house nnd various Beauty with good results. 1 also find the \ x I’lB.NER. XL D., other reasons will’ be given fur their ab­ morning exercise helps In the Mod., to­ Gives all the riews of Town, County and State, and as much National I’hyslclan and.burgeon, sence. gether with the songs in the Knapsack news as any other paper of its class. . . Mich. I^t Us-think for a moment; will the make a morning exercise that all will en­ Delton. one block east of depot. crop of com lx* more abundant if the joy. Short stories with a good in iral. planting be finished to day by the help of biographies, history stories help wonder­ A ■ II. BARBER the boy than If finished tomorrow alone or Physicians and Surgeons* • by the same day by the help of an extra fully. Being a member of the S. S. I also got papers from there and in this way. । or county responded to with man? And so with the girl and lhe house have furnished a reading table which the -. uity or night. cleaning. •_ scholars enjoy when lessons are finished. CU RED or NO PAY for services. But these are exceptional* cases, others I also mentioned performing a simple ex­ Written guarantee lo permanently cure all ilMDON. may be kept out to keep the chickens out periment. If. you have never studied kinds of Rupture cf both sexes. No pain; no .-•nici ami Real Estate Office. no detention from business. For of the garden, others to watch the cattle philosophy, by sending to A. Tlaim;-.-. operation; full InfomiMtion apd Illustrated pamphlet con­ Isa NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news 1 Block. HiMllUgS. . . on Re d E«talo Reni Estate as they feed In the road, another because Chicago, you can get a book giving *<■■»- taining Michigan references (free), address Du. H W. Maksh, . ion. General con/eyauclng. he or she doesn’t like tlie teacher, while of performing a great • ‘ ’ ’ expert- or THE O. E. MILLER CO.. It gives; the events of foreign simple 10.*. I(H; 1U5 Mich­ of the United States and the world. igan Ave.. Detroit. Mich. lands in a nutshell. It has separate departmeni s (or “THE FAMILY can furnish complete another. I am sorry to say. stays out be­ inents with paper, Ilgl.. cause father or mother does trot believe in These will, I think, p vegood niornln. _CIRCLE ______ ” __ _________________ and -OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ keeping children in school all the time. starters nnd perhaps giv.■ the pupils a de CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. ••It hurts their head.” Our experience sire to know something about philosopl..1 is. pupils who have such parents arc should they cv»t have llm Its general political news, editoralsand discussions are comprehensive, i chance. <r.t r Holloway’s drug start. iwldum troubled with their heads on ac­ brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no to I p. III. TeJ-'phoae. cod count of the knowledge they contain but to lessen tardiue absence in the uscenec. at Hohoway’a dm1, superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized it troubled nt all it Is by what they have country school. authority in all parts of the land. learned out of school. A band toumimvnt an I threv daj ’UWLKK.D.D. S. Away with such excuses. • The school days of country boys nnd ।racing will conrreno* nt ( In-.-nulug A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal girls are too short at Iw-st to ’be trilled - :XI. Twenty hands are expected to com­ . .-S<a m. tofip. m. and ’/THE BANNER” for one year with by any such theory (If we may ca|l Ipete. Five liutfdred dollars has been bung • | {’DI.GROVE. -it such) nnd If you. parent-, allow your up !<•: them. Alim u-’.v at Law J children to stay away from school for any ■Snilth A Folgrove.) unreasonable exchses, you are doing your­ t'mon block. IIaMinj«.i Vi- offer on«* Hundred dollars reward ‘ 'N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1.00. selves as well as them, a great injustice. ,, ...... of the state. Too soon will the boys be called upon for any case of catarrh that cannot be to wrestle with the plow-handle or In some cured by Hall’s catarrh cure. i-H"; x \sT(>N. Attorney nt Law. F. J. C heney a C<».. Props. Toledo, O. CHAUTAUQUA other way provide a home and too soon k- i s. Goodvr ar & Co.’s store.) We the umU'ralgnetl. have known F. G. Subscriptions may begin at any time. cuurtsof the State. CollectloM will the girls be asked to become the com­ Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe AFAKTHENT KUILbINQ fort-of some one’s hrfine or perchance as Is :pt!j attending to. often the case with lhe uneducated to sup­ him perfectly honorable in all business Cor. 48th and ST. LAWRENCE AVE, Address ail orders to . . Office, iCJ Mi Adnxns Street.. : IM El;MAN. Homapathic I’hyr port some worthless, drinking rascal, by transactions ami financially able to'carry out any obligations made by their firm.' -icinn ami Surgeon. r her own hands. CHICAGO, ILL. • over Lathrop’s drug store.) How much happier would these homes West A- Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To­ POWERS BROS. Proprietors. be If on tbe part of each there was,a touch ledo, O. . Flrstadsuie Accommodations to World’s I’ATE AND COLLECT of refinement and education, and If both Waldlng. Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Fair Visitors..... it J-.GANT NEW nrita.ING DKS1KABI K LOCATION could feel tlmt they Improved their time Druggists, Toledo, O. r.MF.KTON & Smith. > while young by attending school. TKKMN KKASOXAHIJC, Hall's Catarrh Cure.is taken Internally, Woodlapd, Micly I Uorramondenre Solicited. Address all Com­ acting directly upon the blood and mucous Cause 2. Want of encouragement from .1. M. Smith, / surfaces of the system. Price. 75cta. per munications t<> The CHAUTAUQUA; parents for scholars ............. 82-86 Adams St. Justice of the Peacel While this cause is not directly based bottle. Sold by all druggists- Testimoni­ , I c. W. POWERS. Corresponding Secretary• on the former one, yet as a rule where you als free. GENTLMEN. find that cause you w ill find Ibis oue. , A sewed shoe that will not rip; Calf, One of the brightest pupils I know is seamless, smooth inside, .more comfortable, Mrs Winslow ’ s Soothlug Syrup has been useu generally si etl going home from school at stylish and durable than any other shoe ever for children teething. It r*•oih« the child, soft­ night with his books and when there they ens tbe gum. aUavs all pain, cures .wind colic, sold at the price. Every style. Equals customcirculation are not laid down to be picked up again and l» the l est remedy for Diarrhoea. Twentymade shoes costing from & to fsnext morning w|ien he is ready to five cents » bottle. Sold by all druggists quires. the The following are of the same high standard of start for school'without his having looked throughout this wor d. merit: into them, but op the contrary he Is allow­ $4.00 and $5.00 Fine Calf. IT"nd-Sewed. Strongly Endorsed ed time for study and is expected to get hand's for atlvcrtleement* The advertising ot HoodS sarsaparilla apt office Tuesday# at latest to his lessons at home. If help is needed he peal* to tbe sober, comtr.cn *en*e of thinking people. becanse.lt h trn-: and It is always fuUy i the fame of the week has it from hia mother. >3.00 Hand-Scwcd. j TQ/Lby en. ■•^M-inc.'jis which In the Do you wonder that although the substantiated *3.30 aud 3.00 Dongola, i LADIES. financial world would be accepted without n youngest he Is the best scholar Ln the class moment’s hesltatlcn. The) tell the story.— and why is thj6? His mother was once HOOD’S CUKES. ill tired out and broken up one of thoserblessed creatures, a school , -POSITIVELY CURES■ I atonic “Hood , Sama par­ H xxi's Pills cure liver ills, jaundice, bilious* ma’am. So much for encouragement from HERT DISESE, NERVOUS ness. sick headache, constipation. parents. PROSTRATION, If parents would only encourage their who violate the Qm. by children more by visiting the school they ••u birds as specified by attend, by questioning them alwut their Dr. Carter's Kidney & Backache Tea ;»\-ulcd to tho full ex­ lessons for thr day, instead of listening is-n compound of valuable herbs that ; H-v. R. N. Middleton, pastor M. E. church. beautiful songsters have to some bit of gossip of how the teache r Cedar Springs. Mich . says: Sleep and rest his city and a stop should had jerked sucb a boy nnd made such a one stimulate the Kidneys to action, clearing Were strangers to me alter preaching till I ued •Adlnmdar’ Now I sleep soundly and awake kidneys tHrvahed. it by a few prosecutions. The stand on the floor. Too often we are afraid the pavsages between the and I can heartily recommend IL *ongs of birds fully do their of encouraging pupils to do tilings which aud bladder, which become stopped up Prepared bv WHEELER ami FULLER Will give exclusive Mie, MEDICINE CO.. Cedar Springs. Mich. t.uting to the happiness of they otherwise would not have done. How tKs.'tix.'tsrJMA-isksr;/■ and cause settlings like brick dusL and if i ni the birds should certainly tnhch more beneficial would beDie remov­ protection that the law haq al of cause 3. Want of encouragement not removed will lead to Dropsy. Diabetes, them. Tor sale by WOOLEY & BRONSON, Hastings Mich. HASTINGS. from teacher. We are afraid some of the or Bright’s Disease. It regulates the four •.in the advantage of good teachers ore like some hired men who lm>>rtant organs of the body, the stom­ rm-rs has been shown. And work looking only for food, pay and ach. liver, kidneys aud bowels. Keep l-r to make the point that sundown. I them healthy you need never fear dis­ We are aware of tbe fact that It is no stein of public highways ease. Price 40 cents a package. diets would soon be thick- easy matter to tell which to praise, when Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea will cure tfie drift from the country to-praise and how to praise pupils .for work that deserves it; yet, with the tact, that sick, tired feeling with a bad taste in ild Im* checked. Railway is only one of our needs, which the average teacher possesses this the mouth mornings. , - A.t-,ts iii that respect are fairly may be done without giving offence to Carter's Kidney ^Backache Tea will cure - .ppii.- l. The great pulk of travel other members of tbe class. But we may sick headache, constljwtion. dizziness, and and should encourage pupils all that we ad: .itter all Is conducted on our W l! eo nnUtely demrnv the dedre for TOBACCO in frntn j to c day«. Perfectly harrak »'ckr.e« W. may be give" “ f uP of l“ or c.",,eo the knowledge of th. patient pain in the back. *■• reads. and their condition eyercls- can. vo: r-.rvitii v .'00 smoking or chewing in a few data. , 4. Lack of interesting morning exer­ ,'ig influence upon the settleCarter’s Kidney * Backache Tea puri­ cises. This If properly conducted, may be i 1 ivljization of the rural districts, fies the blood, ami regulates the boweli. t'-st investment that counties and made a pleasant pifrt of the day » work. tien:, liv tie um of our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS. make is in this direction, and Reading an interesting story. Responsive Carter's Kidney A Backache Tea Is a sure Darin - *tc • .-.r.e-t patienta are allowed the free u«e of Liquor or Morphine until inch tine ... «rivo them tin testimo­ ■iture results will amply compensate readings from the bible. Performing a and positive cure for backache and Infoj a slight increase in their simple experiment, we think, prove good flamation of the kidneys and bladder. nials from A satisfactory highway system is inducements for scholars to come early. ■.u — rTiBOETS. : sired 1' persons who 5. Lack of interest in pupils, there Sold only by W. H. Goodyear. •ABLETS aw >«■ ’ i our greatest economic problems, have been cur­ i worth all the attention that our are we think Home children • who if they MORTGAGE SALE. ed by the use of ■mo. .! i thoughtful citizenscan de* bad the best teachers In the world, would having two made lack that essential—*6 learrriug-lntcresu ofDefault a certain mortgage made by Albert L. Church fjr", obac-.o, Morphine or Liquor Habit. There arc others who if encouraged at and Sarah Belle Church to Abner Vase. A J>- I«A home would also lack this. Arid ethers Kwl »«> SCHOOL COLUMN. in th^ office ot tbe register of deeds, for the who if rhe morning exercisci were made county of Barry and State ot Michigan, on the as a dime museum to them, still would 4th dav of April. A. D. i«L in liber 44 of mortinuies on page 10. on which mortgage there Is have no Interest In school work. For chSrnid 1 ttaation as ta our responsibility and tbe merits of our toPb5 due at date of this notice the sum such there can be no other cure than tne '• ^DO NOT BE DECEIVED one spoken of Miss by Hallock at the teach- six cents, and an attorney s fee of thirty-five I ■ ... r ■Ibi ora ten to forty pipes err association held here last year, borne of dultan provided for in said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having been institu ­ Tour Tableu cured me »o LETS and take no other. you of course remember IL it was tirni ted to recover Uio moneys secu.ed by said Manufactured only by she had known boys who were dull and would not be Interested in their studies to a I'ap..- «><U| I’rfore tbe Co. Association by so change as to become bright Interested Goo. Bassett. Middleville. students, all because of falling in love hi discussing tlita question let us first. with one of the large girls In lhe ®ebo°1’ bld,,e[• Truly your*. SI.53AU 55 OPUAIUCK. What is true of lhe boys would we sell at public auetten, to the high.» "S ■' • ihese two hindrance* to school work; « | mathew Johnson, f. o. b« LIMA. OH,r* ind tantlness, diseases; and,1 think prove true of tbe girls, but as it Is | PARTICULARS '.!<• the teachers, the physicians In a meas­ not the place, much less lhe duty of the ure. it, eyre them. 1 teacher to encourage sensations of love Tn mneh thereof as may be necessary to pay the rca me pleasure to (peak a word of praise for your Tablets. case among his scholars, we must leare them Now every physician in treating first finds the enuse and if that ...... 'liich to make and perfect this cure. We are now ready for the restoratives or caused it is still in existence, he will 4f Yrxir-s trulv, possible remoye it aud then by tbe use of cures as we may call them and in tips I MRS. HELEN' MORRISON. pn.pet medicine stay tbe disease until na­ can give you only my own experience. 1 ture overcomes it. find tbe firsL best and surest cure to ne ClXCIXSATL 0. Cnrsieu cot we lu treating these diseases proper- tbe thorough establishment and ProJ*r •y must first seek out the cause and If use of the graded course outlined by tne possible remove that, and then by the use1 state board aud now In use In most, if not of proper restoratives so destroy the all of our country schools. We think Address all Orders to germs of absence and tardiness (if such no better Inducement has ever been or / they may be called) which may have can ever be made to get scholars to school survey tbrreoL luuuil ro -t in the pupils disposition, till, and keep them there, ‘.tan the fact that D*Ud May 26th. IMJ. *B»«» Cam* 51, S3 ard So Optra Block LIMA, OHIO, (In writing pl cate mention this paper.) as a result he will wish to be in his place> some day if they Improve sufficiently they Mortgage-. will be able to gradual from that school «rly and at all times. PHILir T. COUIltOVB. Now let us look for the causes and we1 and perhaps attend • higher one. Ibis Attorney lor Mortgagee. have DRINK IGE, GREflM SODA, H C B , 1147 business carls. THE BEST Tn The Market iQVEiunsnm J. MILLARD, fess YOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWSPAPER W^REID GLASS The Leading Republican Family Paper oi lie M Slates ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10 Your Home would be incomplete without it. 11/ ET-u/pt-cxx-e Tlie New York Weekly Tribune FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. - - $1.10 We furnish both papers for W. L. DOUGLAS .OCAL NEWS. • ShoE AD1R0NDA Wheeler's UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS! This is the BesfSo^ S«o SOLD W. H. GOODYEAR. ,ask niLi/s sz, DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF GOLD TABLETS . DRUNKEHSESS and MORPHINE HABIT REMEMBER .TL HILL’S ♦ TABLETS. ' OHIO CHEMICAL CO THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO . �Between sixty and seventy ymre ago. In • little city of Italy, there was, among othir choristers at the opera house, a young Hides per lb.. 44. rr.in named Rubin!, who wns very poor, Hoas. live per blind.. Mixcessively modest and greatly beloved by Hogs dressed, 7.00 to 7 JO. his comrades. In Italy at that lime'tbe Uav per ton. 8.00 to 8 00. r --.I.—- IK inrnVX. orchestra nnd choristere.were badly paid. Tike first violin wax more than likely to be at work all day in a bootmaker’s shop. This young man, in order to assist bls jgctl mother, united the functions of chor­ ister |o the more lucrative employment of .....a* - —- -­ Timothy Seed per bu.. i-’<0 Journeyman tailor. One day, when he bod taken to Nozari’s house a pair of trousers, that illustrious singer, after .looking at him earnestly, said PROBATE ORDER. to him kindly, “It appears to me, my good fellow, that I have seen you somewhere.” “Quite likely, sir, you may have seen WK-y.'b me at the opera house, where I take a part MX. In the choruses.” “Have you a good voice?” deed and ninety three. . Present. Ctiaries W. Armstrong, Judge or “Not remarkably, sir. I can with great ^Tn^the matter of the estate of William difficulty reach sol.” . “Let me see,” said Nosari, going to the piano. “Begin the •cate.’’ The chorister obeyed, buj when be reached sol he stopped of Jane Newton, widow ol said short, out of breath. “Sound la—come, try.” "KisESJS'.rErsStema....« t„«u, m. “Sir, I cannot.” 27tb day of June, A. D.. 1M3 at ten o clock In “Sound la, I tell you.” the forenoon, be asilgued for the hearing of said peUttou and that the heirs at law-of iMdd deceased and all other J^rsons “Sound sL” said estate, are required to appey at a wmIou .“My dear sir, I cannot.” of said court, then to be boMen at the Probata office, in the city of Hastings, in said “Sound si, I tell you, or 1’11”— stow cause, if any there be. win the “Don’t get angry, sir, I’ll try. La, al, la, and of tbe petitioner may not be granted. Ann it ri, do.” is further ordered, that said petitioner lg’® “I told you so!" said Nosari in a tone of tlce to the persons Interested in said pendency of said petition and the hearing triumph. “And- now, my good fellow, I the thereof by causing a copy ot this order to be will say only one word to you. If you will published tn the Hartings Basxrr, a news­ study and practice you will become the paper printed and clreulaie*! in said County ofilarry. one- lu each week for tnree successive first tenor in Italy.” weeks previous to said day of hearing. Nozyi was right. Tho poor tailor chor­ H Chas. W. Armstkokg. Judge of Probate. ister had perseverance, and years later Ru­ _____ bini fulfilled Nozari’s prophecy.—Youth’s ■ (A tpue copy.) Companion. PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. Diphtheria. L A.rid tbe special eootwlnm ot Um disease. This Is eapecfaUy important to Be observed by children and all •Moats are sore from any cause. Childten under ten pars age are “ greater danger ot death from diphtheria than are adults; but adult CM and spread tbe disease.and wmetlme. 4te from it Mild cases In Muse fatal cases among children. B*-™* of these facta it Is frequently dangerous for Children to go where adult J*™™? ^{th almost perfect s ifety to themseiYM. 9. Do not let a child go near a case of ■diphtheria Do not permit any person or gftlag. or a dog. eat, or other animal to come direct from a case of diphtheria to a ehlid. Unless yotfT services arc needed keen away from it yourself. If you do visit a case, bathe Yourself aud change aud disinfect your clothing, before you go where there is a child. # 3. The contagium of diphtheria some­ time.* retains its virulence for a long time, and may be carried a long distance in various substances-and articles in which it ber found lodgment. Care should be taken lo have sewer cdnpections well trapped, and house-drains constantly well ventilated; and to have all carriers of jfiltli well disinfected. Do not permit a <hild l j enter a privy, or water-closeL or to breathe the air from a privy. water; •closet, cess-pool or sewer into which un-dlsinfected discharges from persons sick with diphtheria have entered, nor to drink water or milk which has been exposed to inch air. 4. Do not permit a child to ride in a hack or closed carriage In which has been a person sick with diphtheria, except the -carriage has since been thoroughly, disin­ fected with fumes of burning sulphur. 5. Abrasions of the skin or mucous ■guembrane favor the contraction of diph­ theria. The disease spreads moat at such seasons of tbe year as sore-throats prevail. All influences which cause sore throats .probably lend to promote tlie taking and spreading of this disease. Avoid exposure to wind and to breathing cdld, dry air; .also the use of strong vinegar or any •other article of food which tends tp make •the throat raw or tender. 6. Do not wear or handle clothing -worn by a person during sickness or con­ valescence from diphtheria., 7. Beware of any person who has a sore thruaL Do not kiss^ or take tb| breath of such a person. Do not drink from the same cup, blow the same whistle, or put bis pen or pencil in your mouth. 8. Beware of crowded assemblies in onveutilated rooms. • . J . 0. Do not drink water which has a bad taste or Oder, or wtileh comes from a source that renders it liable to be Impure, ■especially it there Is reason| to believe It nuiy contain somei ng derived from a person rick with dipt*. leria. to. The bacillus which causes diph­ theria does not enter the! blood. The, poioon. generated by the bacillus, is absorbed-into tbe body, and causes degener­ ations of muscular tissue, heart failure, paralysis, etc.; but the germ remains in Its locality, usually In lhe throat. Therefore the spread of this disease 1st mainly from the throat and mouth. Everything touch­ ed by tlie mouth, or by the discharges from the mouth, throat or nose, may be infected. 11. Diphtheria bacilli id a dry state remain capable of renewed activity, for at, ' least four or five months. ^Therefore dust derived from the d&chantes from the throat nose or mouth, may cause the dis­ ease months, and possibly years after tlie bacilli have left the throat m which they were propagated. The value of isolation am disinfection is best proven by statistics fathered. Ln outbreaks where this metl od has been pursued the number of ca»es per out­ break is about one-eighth of what it has haa been where isolation and disinfection lias uot been followed, and thi num>«r of ’* deaths is about one-twelfth. The story uf American explorers who have braved the perils-of the northern seas, knowing that almost superhuman efforts were to be required of them, shows that they had tbe same enthusiasm that characterized and sustained the early dis­ coverers. One of the members of the Greeiy expedition gives an account in Scrib­ ner’s Magazine of their sufferings and per­ severance: . Faifgue, thirst, hunger, cold and even heat at times beset us. Each camp found us physically exhaust­ ed. We scanted our food, and with envi­ ous, regretful eyes saw each bit disappear, since it shortened the length of our possi­ ble journey northward. Finally the coveted honor was in sight. Realizing that thia was Indeed the "far­ thest north,” we unfurled the flag of our country, the glorious “stare and stripes,” with a feeling of pride and exultation im­ possible to dcscrilie. Lieutenant Lock­ wood aud I seized each other’s bands, and hugged the Eskimo Thorlip, who, gaping at us, wondered wliat it all meant. The physical hardship from many days’ travel through heavy gales and blinding snow, over jagged rubble ice and across dangerous tidal cracks, was all behind us. Our visit left behind it a record. It stands —a mighty cairn of rocks commensurate in size to its importance— built on a nar­ row shelf, directly under the frowning face of the overhanging cape, and looking out over the eternal silence of the polar ocean. As far back as 2630 B. C. a Chinaman named Hwang-ti discovered the principle of the water clock or "clepaydra.” It was a very rude instrument, chiefly for astronomical purposes, and was com­ mitted to tho care of un officer known as tbe “clepsydra adjuster.” It oonslrted of two copper vessels, on* above nnd one be­ low, the former having a hole in the bot­ tom through whith the water percolated Into tho latter, where there was a float, the gradual rise of which indicated periods of time. Portable contrivances of this de­ scription were sometimes carried on horse­ back. I Instrument constructed on the same principle were in use among the Chaldeans v ention In western Asia waa independent of that In tbe east, both being the result of similar wants. Clepsydras were subseqUeutiy formed of a series of veesels communicating by tubes passing through figures of dragons and other images, the whole being rendered yet more ornamental by floats held between the hands of genii. —Boston Globe. • A W’SE OLD TOAD. .— ------------- - ------- Toad Which Wu a Great Pot. ; Among all tbe stories which are told of toads none is more remarkable perhaps Chan that of a toad which lived for more Cha* thirty-six years in a bole beneath the ' doorttep of a French farmhouse. I How old it was when first noticed no one j a Valued Coin. 1 Sir WlllUm Jeawr. th, qu~n-. r.rortte brfmtam n»rit, vithlUM or phr,|Ci„. „ hl. ;..,eh cMo , . «»= U te mt tranquilly or , JX, j whkh , leMot UtU, ‘“•“n In his consulting ■>«» h« room a humble P'VU‘II1KI 1‘ patients M ™ u .T“?c th' “ • £“"?■ 1 ~rix-»Mr. On mn.rklogte Ora mnn Umt insjrannd.' when., with IIty, traubU, I. , h.nl, th rough nngl«t of trut.crowing and recro®nng the «<ro. Tho toad ! folln_lnt. r -hunting tor lu .upper" am te b, te | b hJJmdtl ng tow. you tor thru. ■xarded aa one of the sights of the neigh __ Hi_ » "Why.’tmy Pby.kUn, ia which it used its wonderftilly formed .1 ••Couldn you afford to come«b. sooner? ” In judging distances; the tongue was never darted out until tbe insect camo within a certain range. Tbe accuracy of the crea­ ture’s aim was another matter-for surprise. •The insects were generally In motion when »tJui tongue w»j darted out ngninst them, i 2>nt the arrow never failed to Hit. , I could not get a gold guinea piece any­ where, and I beard that you’d take noth­ ing else.” Sir William wears that guinea on his chain, but though he completely cured the patient in the course ot eight months be never took another fee from the poor fel­ low who had tried so bard to find that tonb write! much wdnder. Th. ••4iperation t"te Tb: ' is a complex one. wTThe tongue U <doubled or folded up when in ;tho mouth; therefore a twofold action is required—an ,U .... ™ and ,U. uncoiling of the ra| weapon thenO tho dmling of it forth • I Th. withdrawing ot lb. tongnr. with th. le. with the . captnnal luarcl on thr tip, waahot lowi te »nrkable. Not-1.1,.tending u,. rapid moklou. tb. dnenoMot tbe longue tip and tho L _,ul. hint—London Tit — Elasticity is the most Important feature in a smooth wire fence. Those who dispute this have not tried our coil spring article, or they are interested in some non-etastlc fence. . If you want facta about elastic fences go to those who know,or tvy the “Page yourself on guarantee. R. W. WEBSTER & SON. Arfs. noWLINO. MICH. Wisdom is many times dearly bought. Be wise, not after but be­ fore buying. An organ offered at % asking price .is not a bargain —dear at any price. Our prices and terms are correct on the celebrated FARRAND & VOTEY orgtin, the LEHR 7 octave j)iano organ, . - HARDMAN, FISCHER, • HARRINGTON AND STARR PIANOS, All standard makes. Write for prices and terms. C. E. INGERSON, Agent. . . Nashville, Mich. If you want the beat stock of GroGKeru & Glassware in town call on us. We have in praeeervo case this week a full line of choice dried fruits as fresh and nice as when they were picked. . Choice green apples 40c p’k. Langs chocolate icing, 30c lb. Boston baked beans 10c can. Burnhams beaf-wine andiron pint bottles, 50c per bottle. Baby olives 10c per bottle. A most complete line of con­ fectionery. Superfine chocolate drops 25c lb; Superfine chocolate drops as­ sorted 30c lb. . Hand made creams, 20v. lb. Original fig paste, caramels, marshmallows, cream filberts and cocoanut of the celebra­ ted Anchor confections. Hams & Mihm. The Leader of all Vapor Without elevated tank, tubes or drip cup and lights instantaneously. Simple, Convenient,' Safe, Economical, Durable and is the best baker now on the market. Try one and you will be convinced. GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE MERCHANT^ Will Fairchilds now sells tinware and silk ribbon at the Backet. Every person in this city ought certainly to be interested in its prosperity and help to build “PATRONIZE HOME Up its institutions. INDUSTRY" is the basis upon which every progressive city is founded. and any one who sends work away from Hastings which can be done just as well here is The 4th order for children's trimmed and Egyptians at an early period. Tho95inhats for cents in now In at the Rack- New Hoon Tm One hundred dozen ladies and children underwear now on sale at prices away be­ low aQ of them at the Racket. - t Try this tea if you never have, and you will not regret it. It is winning in popular favor every day. We solicit your patronage and know tliat our goods will please you. Give us a trial. PHILLIPS & PRESTON, The Grocers. Lawn tennis rubber .shoes for 45c, 48c and 50c at the Racket Mens straw and leghorn hats from 5 to 35c at the Racket. To the best interests of the city. Mrs. Warner Is again at tbe Racket, come on with your hats. Plenty now of those 81.50 shoes, but they go off from 3 to 8 pair a day at the Racket. We still have plenty of the Bankrupt slock of shoes left, nt prices no one can match, and we can Hl you at the Racket. We have the liest boys wagons on wheels at the lowest price at tbe Rack- Hammocks cheaper than the cheapest at the Racket. Mens flannelette shirts for 95c at the Racket THE TROT LAKIMbRY - If a home institution, worthy of patronage. It is better equipped than ever to do good work and get it out promptly. It needs all the work in this city for its support. Thus witli workmanship as good and with prices as low. public spirit ought to prompt everyone to leave their work where it will do the most good— AT HOME. TROY LAUNDRY. Hosiery, we hare the largest line at prices uo one offers to meet at the Rack­ et We want your eggs at highest price at the Racket. * Between Galorla silk sun shades only 80c at the Racket Two quart dinner frails, covered, only 8c at the Racket. ’"tl* y’ e . seems lo mean probably "horned,” and -.•dropped. Mm. fh.c it ini.ht i...t I which appears not only ns taurux, but as --------- ------- --------------------Uy I*/called “domesticated." Ik would re- !£® ^or l.heMongol shor. »hor. ■cuaia quietly In oue hand and take Ila food The bull, whether tamed or wild, was no Irmo tbeother, provided a leaf were placed , doubt well known to early man. The ca the hand which held IL Without thk • namea for goats are also suggestive of con­ precaution tbe warmth ot the human skit 1 nection nnd Include the Aryan ala, tbe Semitic az and probably tho Akkadian ux. was evidently annoying. Few things seemed to please it more than 1 For-aheep, perhaps the oldest word is ths to be placed on a table In theevejning when 1 Egyptian ba, but there Is a word for lamb the lamp was lighted. It would look 1 which seems to be widely distributed, as around with tbe greatest confidence in it* I the Semitic kar, tho Greek kar and the gleaming eyes, and when insects were j Finnic kari, probably from the root kar, to placed on the table it snapped them up I “inclose” or "guard,” as meaning a herded flock. From tbe same root come words fur With even greater rapidity thou In its day hunt Ings. , । past are, no doubt allied.—Scottish Review. lu this way the toad lived fori thirty-six ’ Dangernna English Football. jrcara the pel of the neighborhood. It | might have lived many years {more had 1 During the Beason in which the game of notatamebutibpiteful raven pecked out 1 football is playod in England the record of one ot iu eyes. | accidents more or leasserioua is practically The bird brought upon himself universal . continuoas. During lhe football season of Hatred for this assault, but sympathy was 1801-2 there died through^accidentM re­ oo profit to the poor toad. Ha could no ceived an the field no ruyler than eleven longer measure distances accgrately or players, while more tbar. seventy othcre siu> with Certainty, and he died ta about a received Injuries, mostly./in the shape of Jear after hia Injury, apparently from tracturea, which would entail on them - starvation. — Youth’s Companion -Msdlcal and Surgical Journal. One of the best pape,re in Michigan. The Weekly Telegraph can be had for 75 cents per year by calling at this office. . MNQLEI 5MRFKIJE DOINGS I ’ many tor MUlb non. ' , is Commoner than those which come from th” I ,h* ' £■* ° ’ . J* ra’dijte.i Juk,u' D“. ’. Mmggle.ottb.peey. th. rletlm .unemr 1 THE • KALAMAZOO TELEGRAPH IS Witch Cream. A most delightful lotion for the Toilet Used after washing ; after shaving ; before retiring. ■ Nourishes the Skin. For Chaps and Sunburn. Hcajs, Soothes & Softens Inflamed, Hard, Dry or Rough Skin. Comforting in Humors and Eczema. Manufactured BOW’S DBUG STORK. W. It QOODTESR IIMEaniWET We can and do sell you more of a bet­ ter grade of tin ware than any house In tbe city for the same money. Thk Racket. We still sell you good milk pans for 80c a dozen, at the Racket. Copper bottom tea kettles 50c at Racket. • you save time you save money. You can eave a vast IFamount of time if you are look­ tbe ing for Don't forget IL we will 'll! u>d do &Mil more millinery than any other house Barry Co. Another Invoice ot hata Just arrived the Racket. Yes. we have the best plow shoe sold the city, at the Racket In Special prices on ribbon and flewera for the next month, at the Racket or any kinii of building mater­ ial, by coming directly to ns and not only that, you. will save money by buying of us. Don’t forget us when you want slate* at the Racket ‘ THE RACKET We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get a living. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-06-08.pdf 812bfdc309cf71b1476565dc6006be84 PDF Text Text The best Advertsjng niediuni m BaK •ry County. Hastings VOL, XXXVlil. NO- 6 Banner. WHOLE NO. 1932 Hastings, mich., june 8,1893. j Hastings Banner Published Thursday* by cook 1 wish to cal your attention this week to my complete line of BTaoe.. HASTINGS, MICH. ' COUNTY NEWS. \ / IT PROCESS, QUICK MEAL GAS OLINE STOVES, Mouth Uaatings. grand rapids new generating gasoline STORES. -------Leonards Cleanable Refrigerator. ;un Freezers, Lawn Mowers and Rakes. Lawn Hose and I 1 Attachment;, Screen Driors and Windows, Wire Screen i 1 and Poultry Netting, plain and barb Fence Wire. ; I IM VAN LEADING HARDWARE DEALER OF BARRY CO. HASTINGS, MICH. USION BLOCK. SHOES IST0CK NOTICE. Childs Tan Goat Button . . . .$1.00 Site 5 to 8........... Chillis Tan Goat Button . . . .$1.25 Men’s Russia Calf Blucher $4.00 Fine ones....... ........ Women’s Fine Tan Goat Oxfords, ................................. $2.00 Get ■ bottle of Russia Polish and make the old shoes look like new. WOOLLEY & BR2NS0N ONE PRICE Those who have Champion Binders or Mowers and may want repairs, will do me a a favbr by looking their ma­ chines over and find out as nearly as possible what they will need and report to me as I am now making up a list of such repairs as I expect will be most called for. Do this at once and you will save both yourself and me time and trouble. Also remember I sell machine oil and bring along your cans. Jesse Townsend SHOE DEALERS. WANTED! Witch Cream. I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. J. L. WILKINS, act A roost delightful lotion for the Toilet. Used after washing ; after shaving ; before retiring. Nourishes the Skin. For Chaps and Sunburn. Hab, Soothes 4 Softens Inflamed, Hard. Dry or Roush Skin. Comforting in Humors and Eczema. »o and as cent bottle*. Manufactured by C.H.4J. Price. Salem, PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. W.fl. GOODYEAR W. Newton and wife of Nebraska, were present The occasion was very enjoyable to all and that they may enjoy many happy returns of the day is the wish of their friends—Mrs. A. J. Olsen of Lansing, is visiting her Carlton friends at present— Mrs. Kneutson of Muskegon, has been caring for her mother, Mrs>AMartha O’dell, the past few weeks—The remains of Mrs. Martha O’dell were carried to the cemetery last Monday afternoon. Mrs. O’dell died Saturday morning at her home in North Carlton, aged 64 years and 3 months, after a short illness. Mrs. O’deH was auold and respected citizen of our town. Four child­ ren. three sons and a daughter and a hus­ band deeply mourn her death, together with a large circle of relatives. Eld. My­ ers preached, the services were held In the Methodist church—There will be Childrens Day exercises next Sunday evening, at the Methodist church—Mr. Geo. Wickham of Chicago, attended Mrs. O’dell’a funeral. The Star Sunday school will observe Children's day next Sunday. Exercises to commence at three o’clock. v All are In­ vited—Mrs. H. Youngs, whe? has been very sick Is better at this writing—Roy Hll’slnger is papa. Congratulations are in order—The ladies of Barry county, W. C. T. U., hare already bought their rtag tb be usfd on the temperance tent at county fair ground. It is a good one— The Sunday school nit the Fisher church are making arrangements to’ hold child­ Planting is now over with—Sheep shear­ rens day next Sunday to meet at half past ing, cultivating and repairing high waya is nine o’clock. AB are invited—Prayer the order of the day—Wheat and grass meeting at Star every Tuesday evening— are booming—Wm. Wood and H. Eld. Grigsby will preach at the Star one E. Kelsey are under the doctors care— week from next Sunday at half post two— Lee McDonald has moved into his new Mrs. Barnaby who has been quite sick is house and is painting the same—Geo. better. Bump it much improving the looks of his farm by putting a picket fence In front— Dowling. Childrens day will be observed Sunday Our recent rain prevented some of the evening June 11th. Full house and large farmers in planting corn—The Manning collection to help send the gospel to the Bros, are building picket fences for Geo. heathens Is our wish—The saw mill Is Bryant—Dr. and Mrs. VanHorn are en­ shut down for want of more logs, haying tertaining a niece from Albion at present cut over 700.000 ft. this spring—Mrs. —Two children of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Black Is entertaining her father from Babcock are dangerously ill with scarlet Kalamazoo—Roy Smith has returned fever at this writing—While D. Manning from Battle Creek—Shall we all remain at was in the field tp work with the team last home the fourth or will we celebrate? week^ they became frightened hnd ran Woodland. away . one of the horse* being hurt quite Phil Schey’s premium colt was severely badly with the drag—Diphtheria has al! quieted down and hope it will remain ttb— injured on a barb-wire on Monday—Mr. Daisy Platte expects to start this week Fox’ horse ran away on Tuesday. 5(0 to. visit the world’s fair—Next Saturday damage was done—Mrs. Frank Crakes m ivi ithe in. 10th. 1,1111 111 , 11a met W ith a ■painful and serious accident_ afternoon, then* will ut be in held, meeting at the M. E. church for the pur- on Monday. While driving to the school pose or organizing a Sabbath school histi- | wi»«® ^ls .L’" and lute—School commenced here again this 'frightened “*"*•* J and* Hoped “ ’ the buggy over "" week after being closed two weeks—Mr. Mrs Crakes fell In such away as to break and Mrs. N. Edmonds nrcentertaining the her wrist—G. H. Carpenter, George Pal­ latter's sister from Boston—Henry Gaskill, merton and D. B. Cooper have gone north of Battle Creek, called on friends jiere with a drove of horses—The “hoodlums” last week, and reports his wife as Selng were turned loose Saturday night and Sunday morning it took several good men the victim of the mumps. a long time to clean the streets of every­ thing that was movable. If some arrests were made and the parties prosecuted to S. Ei Cook, of Charlotte. Sundayed the full extent of the law we believe such with friends here—Mr. and Mrs. C. E. lawlessness could be controlled—Leonard Goodwin spent Sunday at Hastings—Orno Wunderlich fonnd a laproba on Saturday Strong, of Tacoma, Washington., Is the night that was stolen last fall from his guest of bls many friends here—Mrs. buggy. A certain young man drove into Della Rising Crites, of New Whatcomb. our village Saturday evening and to Mr. Washington, spent Sunday with relatives Wunderlich surprise had his lap-robe. in this village—Mrs. A. IL Dickinson re­ I^eonard immediately took possesion of the turned from the east Saturday evening— same and we understand will take steps Geo. F. Truman, of Grand Rapids, spent to prosecute the party In whose possession Sunday with bls parents here—Monday he found the robe. Last summer at camp­ evening Mrs. L. J. Wilson gave a very meeting in our village a large number of pleasant surprise party for Len W. Felgh- robes and whips were stolen, a few of ner in honor of his birthday—Mrs. L. W. which only have been found. If when Feighner was at Hastings Tuesday after­ some one Is caught stealing, they were noon—Among the people front our town prosecuted we think such pilfering might who are at the World’s fair city this be stopped—Several parties In our village week are Rev. and Mrs. J. W. McAllister, contemplate visiting the world's fair in Frank McDbrby and family. W. T. Kuhl­ June—Mrs. Charles McAthur Is suffering man. F. G. Baker. A. G. Francis. Mr. and from a tuiuor but we are Informed that an Mrs. A. C. Baxton and Emmltt Andrews. operation will be performed soon with the expectation of relieving her suffering. Frank Korabeck was In your city Friday —Mrs. Belle, a sinter of Mrs. Win. Pooley who Is visiting the latter, went to Battle Creek to-day. for a short visit—S. IL Will­ son spent three days last week with bis children at Charlqtte and Eaton Rapids— Considering the number of times Mark Bellinger went fishing last week, venfew fish .will inhabit Fine lake in the fu­ ture—The examination held by Mr. An­ drus at the school house was well at­ tended. The ladles furnished a beabtiful picnic dinner which was duly appreciated —Miss McCallum, accompanied by Edith Willison, spent Sunday at her home near Cloverdale—Frank Hammond sold 'hl. ' horse last week to Kalamazoo parties. The road scrapers are agitating the minds of the men these days—Dr. Powers was sick last week—On Thursday of last week the eighth grade examination was held here at the Center school house. The house was well filled. Secretary Andrus took charge—Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooley of Battle Creek, were at D. R. Cooley’s Sat urdav and Sunday—Mrs. P. K. Jewell and children are at Galesburg visiting her sis­ ter Mrs. Kate Spinney.—Rain! rain! rain! —Sheep shearing has commenced—News are scarce this week. Delton. Mrs. Reno died June 1st, of dropsy. The funeral was held In the school bouse in Delton, on Saturday at 3 p. m.. Rev. VanAntwerp officiated—Mrs Milo Phillips Is on the sick list—Mrs. Dr. Scribner visit­ ed friends In Gobleville, last week—Born to Mr. and Mrs. Abe Leinaar the 2nd. a son, weight 9 lbs—Mrs. Frlckie of Meta­ mora Is visiting her daughter Mrs. C. Mor­ eau—Miss Mamie Nichols accompanied her father to Howard City. Inst FridayMarble Thayer has finished his job of saw­ ing near Hastings—O. Barrett was In Kal­ amazoo, Friday—Fred Furr was home over Sunday— Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gates, are the happy parents of a 7H Iba. sou. born •he 3rd—Aldrich Seibel returned from the world’s fair—Mis* Emma Barnes, of Clov­ erdale. had the misfortune to break her collar bone, last Sunday while out riding— Geo. Haywood made a business trip to Kal­ amazoo Monday—Ebbie Pennock Is re­ shingling hla barn—George Hazen is put­ ting down a tubular well for W. H. Chase Frank Bishop Is putting down arrive well on his lot—Wm. Cooper drove to Kalama­ zoo Tuesday—Mr. Towne of Milo was in town on business, Tuesday. Miss Abbie Fisher who has been in Ohio for some time past is at home with her par­ ents at present—Misa Fannie Carpenter, of Lansing, Is spending a few days with her mother, she will return to Lansing next weck_.J. L. Covert has sold his stock of goods ami rented his store building to Mr. Hams, while Charles returns to a farmer's life—Fishing Isqultea pastime these days &ut the fishes are getting so they don't “catch on" worth a cent—Last Friday «curnd the annual family reunion of the Rogers family. The day was spent at the lake. Friends from York state also Mr. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Woodland. Several new sidewalks are being built In our villrge—Work on the streets is pro­ gressing rapidly—Elmer Rising’s colt ran away Monday and badly demolished the buggy. Eltuep was somewhat shaken up but was not badly Injured—Mrs. JolniCrltesof Whatcomb. Washington, is spending the summer with her parents. G. W. Rising of this place—John P. Philips Is very sick—S. S. Schantz is the proud father of an eight pound boy. It keeps Steve busy setting out the candy—Work on'Xbe Luth­ eran church Is progressing rapidly—The township of Woodland will put In two new iron bridges this summer—Our school closed on Friday. Mr. J. F. Fortney and Miss Willcox have taught a very successful school and we understand that the school board have wisely engaged both of them for the ensuing year—Palmerton and Smith have a brick store In one of the best locations of our village for sale on easy terms—Michael Doster of Prairieville ship­ ped a car load of fat sheep from our village on Friday- -The I. O. O. F. Lodge of this place will join with the I. O. O. F. Lodge of Lake Odessa In exercises on memorial day at Lake Odessa—An operationz was performed by Dr. Youngs of Nashville, assisted by other surgeons ,on Mrs. Mc­ Arthur on Tuesday, for the purpose of re­ moving a tumor, but on a thorough exam­ ination the tumor was found to be grown fast so that it was impossible to remove IL Mrs. McArthur has been a great sufferer. —Geo. Carpenter. Geo. Palmerton and D. IL Cooper have returned from the north. A. Cahill and wife und Lillie Lindsay will spend the week at the World‘s fair— Mrs. Julia Hoyt Is expected next week and will attend the world’s fair In com­ pany with her mother Mrs. Wm. Hughes —M. Doster went to Buffalo last Friday with a car load of sheep—Mrs. Collier has her house newly painted—A gold tnedal contest was held at the Methodkt church last Friday evening under the directions of J. Barret,' of Richland. The speakers were from Richland. Hopkins. Spring Brook and Foster Station. Charles-Gray of Spring Brook won the medal—Mr. Blair and wife of Allmo, were the guests of Rev. VanAnlwerp a portion of last week. Boweus Mills Road work and sheep shearing is in or­ der now. All agree that it is a fine grow­ ing time. The fruit crop blds fair to be good except apples. Early apples blossom­ ed out well but we notice winter fruit did not blossom well—We hear that wool buy­ ers are only starting the price of wool at 15 and 19 cts,, which will hardly pay for wintering, suppose all on account of tariff etc.—Decoration day was a grand affair at this place. Under the auspices of Withy Post, of which Judge Armstrong Is the commander, the graves of the different cemeteries in the town were decorated in the forenoon and at noon all met at Post ball und had their picnic dinner, of which their was abundance of goodies for the in­ ner man. After dinner,' according to the program, all went to the Peoples church to hear the oration of the day. The choir of twelve singers rendered a beaatlful piece entitled Nations Tribute and anoth­ er “Sleep Soldiers Sleep” after which Judge Armstrong introduced Elder Tind­ erman an old soldier of Paw Paw. His speech was one of the grandest from be­ ginning to ending that could be given on such an occasion. He held his audience spell bound as it were, and then again would come great applause as he would recite incidents of the life of a soldier. He is a fluent speaker and knows what he ia'talking about. The Elder is a good singer and sang two songs alone first the ••Sword of Bunker Hill” the other “Soldier Fareweir’, with this the program of the day closed—Yankee Springs school picnic will be held In W* Briggs grove near Bowens Mills next week Friday 19th. All schools in other towns are invited to take part In the exercises. Come one and all. After the close of the exercises home talent wlU render nt Smiths hall, two plays and songs entitled-“Under the laurels” and“Llmrick Boy”, the pro­ ceeds go toward a church bell- All Invited. John Ryan was absent most all last week setting up binders—William Gillasple just purchased a new six octave organ— Hattie Chamberlain received the present of a got# watch from her mother on her eighteenth birthday—A kiln of brick was Just burned at the Zeeland Co’s, yard here —Pension day again last Monday. Will' the number be greater or less ' In three months front now?—The republican P. M. resigned on the 4th. of March last, and for some reason do one has been appoint­ ed to fill the position—It wonld be a good thing if the road between here and Delton was made good and wide as there seems to be need of it especially on Sunday—Mi’s Emma Barnes was thrown from a buggy last Sunday evening breaking her collar bone—Mrs. VanHorn, of. Big Rapids, is visiting friends here—The glorious fourth will be celebrated here in good style. Those who like fishing or a delightful sail on the water can find no better place than Cloverdale—Memorial services at the church next Sunday—Childrens day on the 18lli.—What is the matter of our old fash­ ioned Sunday? It seems to have beedtpe ashamed of itself and gone Into seclnslbn and in its place we have a day devoted to field sports, drinking and caroosaL At least that is the way the thing is down in these parts—Mrs. William Doonan la still alive but is failing rapidly—Mrs. Stephen Wright, of Minneapolis is visiting friends here—Mrs. Mary Young has returned from the east part of the state. About 150 gathered at the home of Aeher Turner last Saturday night and gave them a very pleasant surprise on their 3«th wedding anniversary. After a bounti­ ful supper they were addressed by Judge Armstrong and presented with two very nice rocking chairs and several small ar­ ticles. after which the friends returned home wishing them joy and comfort in their declining year*—Born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams last Fridays 9*i lb. girl, the first in the town tills year— Miss Bertha Johnson is spending a few days this week with her uncle J. Matth­ ews, of North Irvli g—Miss Emma Ray­ mond is working lor IL Williams this week—School commenced last Monday after a few weeks vacation on accountpf diphtheria and scarlet fever—Will Pagebf Battle Creek, spent a part of last week with his parents here, being called home by the sudden death of J. Pierce—There will be a free dance at Streeters landing next Saturday nlgbt—Washing sheep 1* the main feature of the day with the farmers—I. Springer hnd the misfortune to have his barn burned last week—Jenny Johnsoh got her clothes on fire one day Inst week, but the timely aid of her moth­ er and brother soon extinguished the flame without any serious injury—Remem­ ber the sen-ices at our school house next Sunday nlghL__________________ Baafleld. Decoration day members of the G. A. R. filed into the church stepping to the music of the organ. Then after the salute. Burt Hunt and Rev. Fleming, of Bedford, were introduced. Burt Hunt was first called upon for an oration. He was prepared for the occasion and did exceedingly well Then came Jjev. Fleming, and in that easy and witty way gave an excellent talk which suited every soldier and all present. At the eemt^en* the graves were well dec­ orated—Working on the road is the order of the day this week. Our having so much ram has washed and cut out tl>e roads so bad (hat it will take a great deal more labor this year to bring back the road bed a? good as former years—Charles Bristol nas taken the job of hauling ’ and sawing Doty’s logs, who intends to use the lumber for a wood house—Dr. Glntaue, of Battle Creek, is stopping and doctoring horses at Doty’s—Childrens day will be observed here next Sunday, great prepar­ ations are bcln»* made —Fhere was ninetyone people in attendance at our Sunday school last Sunday and all but four took part In the work—Henry Wickwire bought three nice yearling Mhort horns and L. C. Edmunds one of Albert Kings blood­ ed short horn stock. Price unknown but probably very high—School closes this week Friday—Rolley Powers, from Ohio, is stopping in McKenneys tenant house. L. Childs Is visiting his son Mark In Livingston county—Miss Mary Myers is visiting her mother Mrs. Delilah Bretx of Odessa township—Miss Myrtle Riegler of Cascade visited her father and family this week—J. Smelker and wife spent Satur­ day in Ada—S. Seese and wife visited A. Gackeler and wife Saturday and Sunday— Mrs. S. Roush visited her brother A. Gack­ eler Sunday—Mrs. J. W. Renter of Mc­ Cords is visiting her parents J. Cheesebrnugh and wife in this village—There was a social hop in Freeport hall last Sat­ S <ginaw citizens will raise >3,000 to urday evening—Children.* day at the celebrate July 4. Cong'l. and M. E. churches will be observ­ Coopersville creamery receive* over 7, ed Sunday. 18th.—Mbs Ollie Culler re­ turned to Hastings Sunday—Miss Maud 000 pounds of milk a day. The Mnnht** Star has been bought by Edwards of Lowell b in town the guest of friends al this writing—Mrs. A. Ford the Tribune of that dty. has been spending the week In Freeport An opera-haute is being built at Macki­ the guest of friends. nac island tor summer reporters. �A HERMIT WHO READ GREEK. Hod Carrier Leaner, while wrekiag on I OBM Wealtoy. • CoU««e Graduate and a a building In East Fifty-fifth street, touad I Pr*»btenU* Friend. a bag containing <1,880. He handed it to | Joropb Vnanrwood. .o <««««’» the foreman fur safe keeping, awaiting sq 1 very poor old m«0. -«■ found d.rol In bU with an account of the vast treasure within the city, but he had scruples mid his bL-ntiitagr is '.n the mountains not bni £r.n tnilM nor-.h«-e.l ol Porooo^ owner. The foreman reported that i.ehnd handed ft-to fellow Hod Carrier Hyoei> hard to overcome, which made it diffi­ far from Erring. Moss. He wna an actor h, u-th. D^too ourfoo. H, hrol dl«l ot who was the owner. Lesaner surd Hyn** cult to tee his title to the hoard, and and' i»be waa an actress. They were en­ i. nmdlrf«ro. from whb* *• b*J >»“« ,al- to get the money back. llyix-A testiflrf gaged, quarreled and separated. The lov­ fered. The old man probably suffered these were shared by Pierce. that the amount was his savings, which he er’s mind became unbalanced, and while After their noon meal they resolved to yet in the prime of life he abandoned hto from lock of food during bls lost daya. had put Into A bag and tied with a string, go to the city and confer with Iklapel ' profi-Asion and sought the scmtoolltude Hi* coffin, that he had himself made from “Was it a black string or a redatringt’’ both upon this matter and the general ! which has now grown to be a habit with rude feace boards several years ago. was “A black string." Yes, witneu was »ur» ! it was a black string. Lx-wncr had uai. found beneath hto bed. effect of the new arrivals upon the city’s There are few men who have met with welfare. In passing along to the temple ii him. It may be remarked that no one knows the great changes in fortune that the de­ fled that the bag was tied with a nd । hto real name. That of John Smitn is nn Gilbert noted carefully the faces of the ceased did in his seventy-two years of life. string. Tha bag is produced; the string fi to tied with is red; the Jury fln4 a verdict people, and was glad to observe a cheer­ i alias, and he frankly ncnowledgM that be Hr was the son of wealthy parent* in Eng­ । has takeu every precaution to conceal hto •gainst Hyues, who must give the money ful temper apparent. While there was identity. He visits nobody, bbt during land. and was a student at Cambridge uni­ back to Ltasncr. mourning, Be knew, in several houses, the past few years many people have been versity for three years. He came to the .Luck was against Hal Carrier IlynJ* he could see no evidence of an ill feel; to see him. H6 is a sort of local fad, and United Stntee in IM3 with fWW. and for | ■when heunH-t-I that thu L*<-> vring h*d Jan-ila looked amazed; the whole mass ing, and he hoped that the crisis was the folks thereabout almost love him. The several year* added largely to htomoney-.i been lAsck InMtiu! tf r- ' -Nvw/Yirk In a boot factory «l Buffalo. He woe 1 of men rushed at him and were almost Evening bun, over and the deaths of the most violent old man’s hair nnd beard are white aa prominent In »ociety in that city, and was upon him before he realized hia position and powerful leaders had ended all trou­ snow. He delights to chat with visitors, on friendly terms with ex-PrcsIdent Fill- i | and on pleasant Sundays of summer and more. He and turned to die sheltering doorway. hto bu*-Incas and fled from | ble. What exercise Ruw.i.i.1--(.jy They found old Iklapel at the temple autumn the grounds nAmnd bls little col­ Buffalo with only a tew hundred dollar*. !; A* they came up the slope Eric stepped and many priests around him. He had lege are covered with Stoscs of teams and He made anwher Mnall fortune liy lucky .' more of a gt-ul'.*pronit .mle t. .t, , forth, and they halted for a moment at the sight of him who, as Tepelpec had just finished a wise and forcible sermon, hundreds of visitors. For the time being inveatnirntsln the growing city at Chicago I। else. They will Uroll up am) (; .,..3 the grounds are converted Into a picnic In 1830. nnd started for California with I| principal street lu tbc town ; :. . .. assured them, was dead. He was calm in which he had outlined the many bene­ grove, nnd the old man shares the hospi­ other Jo::ng men who had the gold lever. |I amall public .-qanre or gnni>-:i j , ,r. and collected, but his face was stern and fits which would accrue to the nation tality of his vbltors, tells them quaint u.t Ot the horror* of starvation, thirst, cold >’ quite contentedly. TLuj, in . ,terribly. Tepelpec himself, terrified, Leia was watching than. !; :from following Eric’s plans, accusing stories, and In return they give him the and beat of the seven months Underwood • uniqueoppotiuultyfurMkiit . .-...ichiLJr •taggere-l back with his eyes bulgingconduct of tho search. He did not know Chaipa's memory bitterly and with great remnants of their feast* and little gratui­ spent iu coming acroM the phduM he al- !' long winter given them, it i.r.ne to IM but three other pnesto-tall. wiry men— how timely had been his arrival or he force as the cause of all discord. He had ties and purtliase the photographs of him­ j ways spoke «ith a shudder. He wa* rev- j. any Ru**iuu who cau skat.- well if joq ■ deprecated the craving for power and mad and raving, in a ferocious ecstasy self bis cat*. would have termed it a rescue. In and the winter the old man is a genuine erftj years recovering LI* broken health, j do flat! two or threw good!skaters, you will' of hate or intoxication, sprang at him. place which hod caused all the trouble, In the winter the old man Is a genuine ! probably learn on inquiry that thvy xre The eyes of both Cale and tho sheriff hermit, so far ns human beings are cun- nnd when he did he l:ad Dotndollar. Dur- i Ono of them drew his bow taut, and as had been roving over' the-city and cal- ‘. anil had drawn his hearers by his power- hermit, so far as human beings are con­ Engltehtnen or Germi-t.s! 1 w.-.«, however' cerned, cerned, but but In In and and around around bi* hto cabin cabin be be ha* has jUg aixteeu years Underwood made a for- i surprised to flmi mart >;f the Englishmen he stood for a single second with his arm i ful logic and noble oratory to a recog ­ . j __„. «-r nnihina of tune cf utoiut 000 in mining in Nevada culating its strength and riches. To , drawn l>ack Eric fired at him, and l>nition of the truth—that civilization no less than a dozen cats, to say nothing of county, ami then lost it all In a placer || who are in tlw country o»i. Cuty nto i WJU< them, from where they stood, it present­ the wildcats that every little while are fore the others had recovered from the . for the purpene of learning th<-languxiM ed merely the appearance of a pueblo, |\ would, if adopted at once without re- . the surrounding hills, and he to mining scheme in Yuba county. In a year i• anything but ple.vhctl cr routented with axart’iug sound they both fell beside the serve, place thqm upon an equality with killed on tuc bu..V~.u.. mU».~b, Fisk” and ,. “rLady Ann Ann'„ or two he was so ppor that he was Lel|»e*l ; the life they sr© obliged to iea.l. - CvrainU with tho general makeup of which they the rest of the world and prevent th© as proud of—"Jim archer. Tepelpec. either losing his head alii surely -■«•«—------------. by charity. Then lie made a strike in «v«r a food mother was of her tlrstbori mv. firstborn were too familiar to expect to discover ; miserable decadence which would surely in hi* fear or gaming courage in hto their old twiM- The house which he occupies occupies was wa* some real (state transaction, anri fin- str- j Magazine. ‘wins. The house which shanty, he mfich of art or treasure. They were ensue if they continued in “1’formerly a woodchopper'* nnd it I* ernl years every deal he mad* in real e*- I desperation, took three steps forward, somewhat disappointed with its com- ’ Character In thr Feet. little better now. The board* Inside the tate was succeB’fuh Hehad alxmt 6110,000 ? and he, too, fell, pierced by the great monplace and in parts almost ruinous customs and beliefs, ! In the forni of the foot G. • , differ u> appearance, and felt their hopes rather I. Then, following upon the old priest’s * living room are covered with playbills and fa isnr.rd went to Europe. He traveled much or cvt-A more il.na in : forty-four bullet from Eric's weapon. •' th» pictorlnl printing.—Harrisburg Telegraph. abrend f .r y-. nr nnd bcrnr.»e engaged to u baud! A woipnu’a foot i» Usual; Then. a ^nut scattering; the dished as they observed no golden domes words, Eric stood before them and told I ----------- :-------------- ‘— • young with won the steamer that brought in projiortloll t’uun a man *, »;■: crowd meltr.l away like mht before the and glifteriug palaces rising in the midst them simply and carefully of the his- • • -rill hir.i U:ck i * tbh country, an l was married . be copsi'k-raldy stronger . th« wind. Into the shelter of the woods of green gardens. But they had found tory of other nations. For two hours ho He Has Given Up Hunting. *T<1 in Trinity church n** soon ns they arrived. • nx»rcl*owerfiil In the ;\inibi: they rusbsd. falling over one another the object of their search and earued the addressed them—and the gathering of ! "No, 1 don’t go hunting any more,” said I'nderwari wk* m> flush-with money In especlnlly of jtLo ball cf the ---which resting uide their weapon, ond even reward, priest* grew to a great multitude ero ere ho ' Peyton Brown to a party of traveling men thuM.* day* that be gave the minister <I,G.0 which was os a a comforting comfortiug reflecreflee- ' priests When a wouian owxia a Mrung, firm, wui* who were talking sport at the I,aclede. "1 their jpnaenu in their haste. Eric stood I reward, . • —.1,1 ---- llrowvro nil,] WIIUand WBO3 •*»•*•••»•’»—-— —------------------------tion to turn to after all. They gazed .had. ended telling thcurof Greece as a marriage fee. In lew than six mouth* foot many at us experience p-rbsp* no •• — ---------.““d —y —ago *—* —awl -.-i rcon­ i- of of . wa* over .In Illinois w>me days there alono beside the fonr bodies. The I r.Pher curiously upon the bearded man Rome; of England and America; Under wool and bi* bride had parted in inevitable regret which conies to there ! ' eluded cludcil to make a try for small amal game in great anger, and he gave her MO.OOO to sensation of *>urprhc at flodtog her ' "the ‘strange?un-American '— ‘—lerican costume | in costumeas as Peru and Mexico, and of the race of In“stroeg minded:” when amaa trips a’.r>ag the Okaw bottom*. I dtocovered * leave him forever. He returned to Cali­ upon a delicate little foot jh t.ple iMtiaowho hive to kill nil.il hi, .» I I he stood before them with the confused dians dying off the face of the earth be ­ flock of ducks leisurely vith the ccnfuzcd nockswimming vi tmv»» about - -------------looknl open them. They were all dead I ' cause civilization is too i>owerful for on the tire boMUi bosom of the muddy utreom, stream, stand- fornia and spent several years in Petaluma tlvely believe,Llm to be lacking in power, look in his eyes of the bleeper awaking. —pr.v.1, of his sore Imnd and skill-but I them to resist, and they are too weak .to 1 ing on their heads and having a good time and San Francisco, but hfa spirit wa* •nd often put him down as rffetnMtt.— Leia was watching them with a worn- ---------------------- -------- —, it wws a Md mid pitiful sight. Hus- I an’s e-trioaity. Already she hiid noted accept its customs. -When he had fin- generally. 1 crawled through a briar broken. Ho lost lfls money in a mine on Pall Mall Gazette. brad, they were. perlmi». and fmhen.. nil their faces and compared them with 1 tolled, behold, Kulcan sta>e, and rr-.ising. patch that made me look like an escaped the Comstock, ami after more poverty made several thousand dollars in Tomb­ 1 too; little children would weep for them I Not Huffsh, IlllL , smallpox patirut, und wmlcd through a her ideal yet real lover, and much to his hands cried: stone, which he subsequently lost in real I Bishop George Herbert Kinfoiving. who and ued them; it w. «ad, and the more their disadvantage. She had been con- 1 “My brethren und friends, our Qnet- morass up to my licit fur tiOO yards to get forty yards estate in San Di. go. baa been made awirtant bishop of Tern,!* that It WM hi, duty to kill them. But fident that there were no men like him, zal speaks wise words. I fear he will a shot at them. When about i nunvi*. Kiuvn The Inst eight or nine years of Underleirreto, killed ere these thought, ■ had pmsed throogb and now she was assured. When Eric ' leave us if we are stubborn and hcad- <ltou.nt 1 turned loose both Only oueuf the wood’s life wore spent in the most abject a giant of 8 feet 4 inch**, and Walk- along m« mind there wm another wild rcsb, invited them within she greeted them strong, and we want him with us. Do we nix and crippled five more. C_’; ' poverty imaginable. He lived alone in a with an easy stride that always excites at­ lot girt away. 1 nearly drowned myself tention. One morning ix was fannying »ad tho air wm again ttllul with Coe- ( hut and *. ibaistcd on money made from fused .mtcriee 1 i graciously and with the manner of a iot?” Ho was answered A’ith shouts of bagging my game, came within an ar e of the sale of firewood. • He wax the dirtlral along the street wearing a big slouch hat. 1 princess. She upoke to them with aearty volume nnd feeling. “Now that gettiug bit by a water moccasin that when a newsboy, who had* been f>.l!owing and must unker.pt fierson in Pomona val­ looked to be a mile long, and lost a huuHo uw the pries., 1 brave effort in their own tongue, with o' L’faalpa is gonp from us there will be no ley. He hated the world and detested him with great curiosity, at length called . emerge from the wed. and. with every i sign of terror increased, come wfidly np I curious blending of modesty und pride, ‘ more trouble, find I feel that if Quetzal . dm! dollar gun In the t renchcrMis niortus. every one who had mean*. HI* only rec­ out, "Bay, blister, bo you Btiflaio BiiiP U. ■ lop. toward th. honro. JlnXi nnd her voicefell upon their ears with . were our governor we would be prospur- I ’ "Just as I got the last dead duck In iuy reation wa* in reading a Greek Testament, “No, my son," replied tut bnhi p as hii pouch a fanner came out of a log cabin ! eyes twinkled with merriintht; "1 ao a queerly foreign intonation unlike any- jus nnd content. I desire nut the oflice; that I-budn't before oi>M.rvcd, and ''lowed from whole chap......„which — he could._repent r , I Texas Georke.’*—Exchange/ .mr ? 1 ,?”!■ " " “"rel-vio cries be of । ^ing they had ever heard. Wearing a it ill befits me. for 1 am.too easily iuflu- as from memory. on heow UWrt I'd i u pay paj for, iu4a them turiii nr na ducks uuvM.-. <...;• he’d .. fere In the . original —.o.___ ____________ .. He has entered ths hoc ■. but the cried of ■ reason why. why.'’ As he<-arri< hecarri- <!1 u a *' numerous cousin*, cousins, nephew* nephews and uncles In caused him i wllito lamb’s wool gown, flowing freely enced. this way nnd tb;:t. You want a know the rriwon Quetzal, Quetzal, save us!” cmtuIij of vi n »u.v on lu «. sliailder , Sacramento am! T_L_ __ _ counties, ‘but '*** a rifle Ids Tehama left Mtwti* »...r nn<l encircled wise mr.n, a great father like o^r Quet­ lingering eternity her perfect Un-nra figure and to halt uj»on the threshold!, “fa it"a I about Speaking of wedding gifts, there is noth­ . .. , a Ixtieh t------ L legged ,------- H bull- ' norecord nof f ^.i, n theyare «r. or „r where srl>»n. they thev »uu knows »m,»3 the M,v uisu .*••» earth and- wa* followed by who zal, who men of al^tbe at the waist by a wide gold lielt, rhe tn*, ruse?” be thought. No; there was eviwill buy all tW prop­ ing more sensible than LoUm.- linen, and yet stood w.muing each face nnd form, a and their tongues and lheir wily ways,1 dug of cannibalistic temk-uciu, 1 (forked j lire.Two dollars dencti of the most extreme terror in all that ho may protect us from thorn and over a Over and obtained permto-Coa tu erty the old 0.1 ••.-•• man left.— —Cnr Cor.<«n San Pmnctocn Francisco It is very rarely given, it i» ":r« to he ac­ picture of queenly beauty and grace. ceptable in either small or^ large quantities. guard us from the enemywho comes iu bang myself before the kitchen r’.ri-until Examiner. th. fiwe.; th. backward glance, of fear Pierce bowed before her in respect * And why not blankets also? A pair of the • . . tilt, muj baked ou tne. Then 1 stoA«d to nnd .urpnH, were too real t„ bo .Imsand almost reverence, so 'Burpassingly forms we know not. Let us have n great They Pay Promptly. best California^ would be u welcome addi­ town through the wood*, feeling f ' lated. He step;,..! toward them, and and lovely she looked in her archaic costume. meeting in the estufa tonight and hold m sheep killing dog caught with wool in his I The various women’s cluln and organ- tion tq the store of any houseki they gathered .boot him. erouchiagand bit 1 U*tionsof oueeort and another that hold so much more useful than some another election. Go now and tell all He noted her fair hair, blue eyes and teeth. ’ ’ — St. L<>uin Globe-Democrat. ' Wlrng prostrate. Ub> and Jmi-rt. c*m. , perfect mouth in sincere, unqualified ad­ ! meetings and banquet* az the hotel" have of silver that nobody wanta.—New York the people, and think well upon Iklapel'n out and stood bteidfi him in sunrise »o Increased in the past few years that it Tribune. miration, marveling that this could real­ words and Quctzst’s and mine, the least • KhO'8 e"*‘ «*““> “i- I ly be a savage. Five minutes later he of yon . - Good book titk-s an* Dot utco^ril^ rem- has become a distinct phase of hotel man­ all." The new «ubtrcn*ury Itullding a: San Ibeir look, was willing to swear sho was a New They dispersed, and Eric led Ikfapel intocent. Mr. Btork is usually fortunate agement to care far tfate branch of the I Francisco La* an ekvtziv burglar alarm id business. The betels Uks to cater to this • pointed in one dtrevtion-towiud tho lit­ in bb> choice, although di Yorker whom fate had buried here in into the temple and seated himself be-................................. * ‘ vhe seldom ’,J J spends J“ stalled between the rows of brick so custom. The pay is prompt and the wom­ tle forest At the same time came a Wb nt __ any interference with either the brick*or the wilderness for Gilbert to unearth, side him, Pierce standing outside looking upon the Authors for a suggestion. body of people pnder. I.ijtah. from the could I* better than “Madcap Violet” or en are never unn-aMtuible. A breakfast cement will cause an alarm to sound. and tbeu some little action or accent down with curious eyee upon the city. was given nt one of the hotels by a wom­ city dong th, riverside. They had filled him with a new feeling, and he Eric opened ut once upon the subject “A Princes* of Thule” or "Macltod of an’s club, at* the close of which—about 5 duirLYTi V 'll” “1‘11 W1,"° U1" "<™ Dare” or the alluring sinip'.icily of “Shan­ There is an old makriad of the treasure, telling him frankly how aUo affecte.1 in the same manner m tho was wondering again. don Beils" and "Satirist- I” We must admit , o’clock—lhe irr.vurvrapproached thecash- county, Ind., who. it Is * Tho others simply realized that she much ft was valued by the rest of the however, that."Green Failure* and Picca­ lef nt hto desk nnd nSleu for the bill. ' spoken to each other for t’ ‘‘Wh:>t bill?" he inquired, not under­ was a wondrously beautiful woman— world snd to what mad extremes men dilly" to what Polunin* would have called n ud | although they live l:i the while those .bom Li.tah broke into a % Eric's wifb, as they supposed—*id gave weuld go for a tenth or a twentieth of "an ill phrase—n rile phrase." Mrs. Oli­ standing. I eat from the same table. »ild run. and reaching Eric threw ^'Wby, our bill for today’s entertain­ do thought to the wonder of her appear­ it. He told him it* worth, but succeed­ phant bus given us a curious mixture of theiMel™, upon tho ground. Ho could ance in that desert realm. Besides their ed only in dimly impressing it upon the good and bad titli—"He That Will Not ment—the ----- club’s bill.”k Pt-fth Mbd I Among monarchs the >' are nothing The trembling multitude The clerk rallied and con»urt«<d his books, about him bad subsided mto ilenoe m thought* were on revenue bent; they priest, but Iklapel realized keenly the When He May,” “Miss Marjoribank*” soon announcing the amount, <280. The the exar of Ruwdn are 1 ■ ■ their respective Incnm. longed to see the treasures of Atzlan and evils that would follow a repetition of (which we adjure our readers to pronounce money was counted out nnd handed over. InV^1,14'."' ’MI"° hnnd- ’roaderdividejuem. They felt as Pizarro’s fol­ the scenes of Cortez or Pizarro’s plun­ “Marchbanks") and "Within the Prt“Well, really. Iodise.” said the clerk as ”g"b.,'rribl« «>d nnnmncinctn” being among the former, and “The lowers must have felt as they saw the derings us depicted l»y Eric. He heard he signed a receipt, "If you were men I y ' - -----abls monrier wa, to »H«ar. Railway .Man and His Children” being Inca's treasures almost in their grasp— the latter through without saying much perhnpa the worst example of the latter. should offer cigars or a bottle of wine on ■ Thomas A. DHsonS Iri. >u ° O'‘' ot ,ho “o™"”,-silence eu, millions upon millions—for in spite of until Eric finally said: •U» Dickens was curiously Infelicitous in his the part of the boose for-Ibis unusual brilliant p«» :> rm« r on the pinin tong, ringing rail of a bogle. Sweet IUU Pierce’s caution some inkling of Eric’s “Now, my father Iklap* 1, you are the choice of titlM-runless we panion the "bad promptness. Is there anything «v can do young Ku V'Glbun, who lifl’eriu mid clear It rang out .nd swept .long message hod circulated among the men, ablest . here. You have said the treasure grammar of "Our Mutual Friend”—while tor you? You renlly take my breath away. »fc»l •leal uutew li*»U* from Lis hl* mutter. n>c<hr<. the CMyon .ml echoed back from iu ------------and they dreamed of millions for all to mine, but it !.< yours and your people's Thackeray, on the other hand, made a mas- We are not accustomed to be paid for a ' iSfu "f 1 " • n ' 1 “ Bata, until it robbed .way in llf, f,r Xwn hands. Their impatience was so mani- to hold or to give away. Tell me now. [ jn 1014 stars were introduted into ins stroke in ^naming bis first long novel banquet before Its dishes are washed.’’ It is the exception when all such bills emtunsw of gintlemm keep ’! ■ Joublit —. say you |i "Vanity Fair." " Bqt fest in their looks and remarks that what to ..t, its MM^so.wvu. disposition?" - -far ­ vruroe than acornMong the pointe.) ^nnrok, up,„ whore "You he “,0DP1"ce Utl« tea misleading one.-Provl- are not paid with equal promptness by straight and confine- the waist. Pierce, after a short talk with Gilbert, • ’haw told '" me many . , things," — w^ ? aud ertnaon these satlierings of women —New York * — • ■ dense Journal. called them together and addressed began. "You have made my heart soar were jost fading in the sunlight He •prang over head. ,„d reenmbim bod lhem: ; and my ears burn with wondrous tales “Now, boys, our search is ended, of your great people and their cities. I ire and rushed to the riverside. There "Have you block Hama lore?” she in­ he naw . s.ght that #1W bi, |,e„„ wth What there is in this place for us no one , yearn to see them. I lo^ig to witness ,quired, stopping nt the linen counter. , but it will rest with Mr. Gil» (these wonders, ---------------------but I am old,.and I grow . "No’m, we don't keep lac© iyt, thiscoud-' . ----------------------—— thnlls him of snrpn,,. .nd delight,.lire .nd knows yet. caused to whirl hi. sombrero bert as to what wo shall have. He has feeble. But my people are young; they ter, but I have some new damask linen"----enough to pay you all well for your ; ■ are your brothers now. Why liquid should they 1 1 "Sir, you are Impertinent. I did not ask im J.0"'11’’ “■* 4»n™ [r.>nMo but hn* there will will be lw« no nn looting Inntinrr ' 'nn* —....I.*, Yon I ,0 trouble, not see atwl and have these marvels? damask" . )oy in a most undignified manner. this village; what you can , tell me that we we have have the thewealth wealth of of many many “Excuse me, ma’am. You should not can obtain obtain by by 3ell me that lid *t KO°,1;ow' *Ubt; coming » it fair trade is one thing and wholesale '' nations, nations, and and that that wealth wealth does all things, 10 "’•k questions nt tiie linen ; thing and wholesale things. i “ove M more mat inpnxligion, bin boor of it seemed the . need, Marvel" more robbery another. If any man te detected . Why cannot you bring these wonders S°text« a ,ady I vri.. fnrf.lt ™ leave 1__ ’ *“> «"'l W«HH "Mt to using violence h. he will will forfeit H. hton.v pay. I! here? Need yon us .. if ------------you cau. »' ‘n na improbability, for there, ! inspect our new royal dantosk imported I ifrem or n 1"l! "““"Th" treil.cMna These people are nervous and fright- command these things? Need you go । linens. Mrs. Colonel Jones just ordered a i ened; any overt act might precipitate a away if you can bring them here to us: '. dozen patterns." < conflict for which the United States Thus we"can at one bound overieap tho ' “— ~ It doesn’t cost nnythiug to H’m! toiook look at at 1 reared ng look, mid intoning .ttitndre; government will hold us refponidble. । gulf which separates ua from the .New Uiem. finish! ' hem. Dear me, me. what wbnt a beautiful finish! ’ hD° of "hit« Therefor© I warn you all to bo careful. ■ World and bo equal in wealth and kflowlYcYou may •* duplicate — « ’ — »*Mrs. Jones • • ’ order. ■ I'm‘ j com!"« “»>» leisurely, jge ana power to any city of the earth, earth i• not nc K°iDg—sotto voce—to let that old cat । “kara them .IL Disobedience to orders now moans sum- I edge.and .... ... -W.m. uot dull; we. lean. m».lU>-, , tS^crovm* W”"n' ***• S-« )>«t alrnv. mary punishment No man enters the j ofieermtion of Caetoria with the p»troni\Z'' rf city until permission to given. We will ‘ •nd you will be broad ot your people J?*!.‘iSS!’, ,Tr ““ ”• b"u’ ths canyon, moving rn.js.tic.lly along before another droud. Here In I J, wX-d^fr “ h« MW p great balloon. ’ go into camp here and await further withdrew to th© camp. Then it was that ' Eric took Pierce mure fully into his con­ fidence and made his eyes fairly bulge Love made a recluse of a man who to now three-quarters of a century old, and who bo avoided !>l« fellows for nearly thirty years. He cail* himself John Smith, :POUGi\v^ CASTORIA for Infants and Children, The sun was glinting on its satin to blSilag<'ldenglare:th‘J le«er» in block came out strongly, bo that he "•<1 Hainly th. words. Pierce's face as he swept th© canyork be­ low with his fieldglass. He ceased his wild shouts and walked to the house calmly. “Go," he said to the people about him. “Go to your homes and fear nothing. Take the dead away with you. Let there be reet and j>eace in Atzlan, for the Dew life has come to yon; the old is gone, and we will be a new people." orders from Mr. Gilbert." The men withdrew* leaving Pierce. Whitley and tho sheriff with Eric. Breakfast was ™epan*L.for them, and they were soouiiiscussing' the situation over the table, at the head iot which sat this rifv city vnn you run can nlan plan nnw new enterprises, put in practice your theories of govern­ ment, and make of this ancient Atzlan, so full of all the memories of past ages, a new and mighty city—a monument to your wisdom forever. I leave it in your hands, oh, my Quetzal; 'ris yours to take or leave—thia treasure. I give it to you as I have the power, but ponder well my words, for they are full oi wisdom given me this day by God himself." “But," answered Eric, “it is no ordi­ nary undertaking that you propose. Ono man could not hope to rule this people alone.” “You will have all the power of this wealth behind you," interrupted Iklapel. "You can make the law." “But not enforce it, my old friend. There's the rub. Money may rule where it is feared or worshiped, but here, where men do not need ‘much, they do not fear the power of wealth. The mere possession of money will not be enough for one who wishes to rule u peo­ ple. Once upon a time, centuries ago, a Boman who was very rich bought from the pretorian guards the great office of emperor, but he could hold it only sixtysix days. Then another and abler Roman, Severus, defeated and beheaded hiTi. That was long ago, but the leesun re­ mains." , , Leia, Kulcan having departed, in a sud­ den accession of courage, to the city to calm the people there. Eric explained the state of affairs briefly, giving them nn insight into the politics and religion of tho Atzlans, the recent effort of Chalpa to obtain a bold upon the offices, and an account of his attempt upon Eric nnd of Uhalpa's death, leading up to the action of the previous night, when the firing bad attracted the attention of the CHAPTER XIII. rescuers camped in the canyon. A MATTKK OF FIXANCF. Knowing nothing of Cale or the sher­ A* Eric found himself a few minutes iff ho refrained from any description of later standing among a group of cheer­ the treasure be bad found, but he stated ing white men, with his hand in that of that he had accumulated considerable Pierce, and hearing his own tongue gold and silver, which he thought per­ spoken by all about him*, it seemed to haps had better be equally divided among him as though he had awakened from a the men. This arrangement lie felt dream. Pierce was unchanged. These would reward ;hem liberally, in addi­ . were the same profane, adventurous and tion to their stipulated j>ay. It was armed westerners with whom ho was agreed by Cate and the sheriff that this familiar, their horses standing about in would be most satisfactory, and tho dusty disorder, giving the place the air matter was then dropped. of a camp or mining town. It all seemed Pierce now regaled Eric—an J Leia as •o natural and civilized, especially the well—with a resume of political and profanity, that he hs<l to turn and look other events whiciffisd occurred in the -X (coimxcxD.] into bis doorway upon Leia standing ; world from whicb Gilbert had been shut i there before he realized it all. Pierce out. and the noon boar wm upon them A cannon ball of three pounds weight was introducing Cale Whitley and the before be had finished. Meanwhile the moving at an, 1,800-fooC speed meets with as sheriff, warmly praising them and their other two men had grown tired and ! sir resistance of 158 pounds. . jT -- - . Ob, that's all right.’’ responded the oth- I er, “any 'riiow can sell a customer the goxV that she wants, but it lakes au <n fired smart salesman to sell her whai she I d<x«n’t want.”—Detroit Fret. 1’rew William the Conqueror did not introduce swearing into England, but he brought with him a very forcible oath. William was accustomed to swear "by the splendor of God," and on tuch occasions he com­ bined with it the “terrible aspect of the eyes," which always took the place of swearing in the owe of Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. B. After 'William's time the rulers 1 of England, with possibly here and there an exception, swore with great frequency and vigor. It is relaU-d that even Queen Bess, whose auburn locks did not Ixl.e n fiery temper, would break into a string of expletives that would rattle the royal win dows and frighten the household and royal attendant!! from all sense of diplomatic course.—New York World. th** th—Iwsltk, I* will i*v* thole 11***. Tn It Mother* hove child’* medicine. Caviar in deetroyq Worm*. Oaatorla ewres TMarrhas and Wiai CoUc. Castoria mltoras T—thing Troubles. Castoria earns Constipation and flatnlaney. The Waste in Artificial Eight*. If an artificial light, such as candie, lamp or gas, could be soobtained as not to throw anything away, they would give nearly 1(X) times the illumination which they afford at the present day. Even the electric Ugh • is mostly wasted.—American Analyst. P*P© sat reading hto evening pare rhen «*“• up and leaned on L ^DaeFa, ’ said Tommy, "may I ask yc; a question ?” "Certainly, my boy.” "Then u ’b'" “ Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria �« Bogus 1 PRiitirt ”R^b AN ENJOYABLE TRIP. NEARING THE THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. END. ^—^^47,,...^. --------------• The London Society of Telegraph EnLESSON XI, SECOND QUARTER, INTER- gineers and Electrician* b< vebrtntnaking . Naw Yo»k, June 6.—A bullet’’ IN THE DOLPHIN. .. fundings along the court of Africa with a NATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 11. view of laying a cable from England to postal in the Player’s club says the Cape Town. At the mouth of the Congo condition of Mr. Booth continues crlti' they found a remarkable state of affaire, j cal; it is extremely improbable that lie ’ their maps and soundings showing that tan tally. I tbnt river's mouth Is an extraordinary i Joe Jefferson, accompanied by his son I marine gully of no less depth than 1,453 Vpw t i an^ ^r‘ Eispkam. called on the dying feet! Themoutbof the Missisrippi at an Fnini;. v B-K’ ^une 3-~The Infanta tragedian. Mr. Jefferson was permitted * equal distence from shore wiMild only show auiaiia having expressed a desire to to see him and stood at the liedside for L -Remember now thy Creator in the . [2lrt-tbreJ fia.t, ttn<i the Thames forty The market is flooded with spurious nrw’her appreciation of the many en-' fifteen minutes. It is doubtful, how- days of thy youth, while tho evil days comn J . The jucredible depths were white leads. The following analyses, arrax,8’v<l for her by the ' «»er, if Mr. Booth recognised who it not. nor the years draw nigh .when than ; trared for mon. than 100 miles nut ats^u made by eminent chemists, of two of , committee of 20 prominent was, The well known comedian woj these misleading brands show the i exact proportion of genuine white lead cinzens who represented the city during , affected to tears as he saw the figure of young mon is warned that there is a judg- [ the festivities of the past week, the brother actor. they contain: ment to come, in the light of which all . DextH. Cume. from »»«**•• o plun whs placed nt her disposal and i When Mr. Jefferson was there Edwin present things should be tested, and now Mulradliig Drin-l * Dextrin is nothing but roasted starci*. “ Standard Lead Co. Strictly Pvre Whit* t^membera of the committee and their ‘ Booth was lying on his back, the right ho is entreated to think of his Creator in and any one with a stove that has on oven Lead. St. Lout*." inves were her guests for a day's out- hnnrl above his head. The eves were tho day* of hla youth and strength and to attachment can make his own aextnu Material* Proportion* Analysed by - ,n£’. . . • closed for the greatef part of tlie time, consider Him who is the giverof every good .whenever he needs iUby roasting stare** to Baryte®.Stl per cent, fieri, chaurenet ♦>.7ne I’n»l-'‘M is fond of excursions on t len th'-,-v would open wide and stare and perfect gift. Let Samuel, David. Joaah a light brown. Its best known use istc Oxide of Zinc 14.14 per cent. A Bro.. ine water, nnd the iodates of the war- , viicantly. His breath came in gasps and Josiah be studied as examples.. , p«ke the famous mu cd lags usmI <m • White Lead «.«per cent. st. l.oul*. snips are music in heb.egrs. The trip und although all the windows in the 3. "While the sun, or the light," or the • “ • * ’ Less than 7 per cent, white lead. was therefore a particularly enjoyable room were thrown open he seemed to moon, or the stars bo not darkened, nor the ‘ Mltlcading Brand one. for the president's yacht with its 8nKjr from the want or air "really. In ! clouds return after thq rain." This is sug­ " Pacific Warranted Pur- (A) White Lead.” gorgeous furnishings, was in excellent ’‘‘Idition ™ to Joe ucueraun Jefferson “were there were were ■' gestive of days of judgment, as in Isa. xiU, Material* Proportion* Analysed by trim, and the men-of-war spoke their nia“y other callers, but none was al- 10; Math. xxiv. 29; Rev. rill, 12; Jcr. xiii, Sulphate of Lmtl 4.1.4 per rent. loudest in honor uf the nation's fair lowod to ««-• Mr. Booth. 16, for those who persistently refuse the Oxide of Zinc' 45.1H per cent. Time table. guest. The party consisted of the -----------------------------Rnrytc* ’ 50.CS j<er cent. mercy of God. But the content seems In effect Jabuary zt. 1M3. FOREIGN FLOODS. pnncess. her husband and suite and about No white lead in it. rather to indicate the time of old age. when Favorite Route between Grand Rapid*, Detroit 30 invited guests. After a cruise down and the east. tho senses become dull, and with no light You can avoid bogus lead by pur­ the bay to the statue of Liberty, up the from heaven in the *oul the condition of Lv. j Going Etet I Sloven PeraotiM Killed. chasing any of the following brands. nver to the islands ami a run up the - --- ..... ........ UUII U 1 uu u June' v. fl.— —Excessive rains such a one is dork and gloomy indeet They are manufactured by the “ Old sound, the ,. Grand Rapiift tho ____ v* « , Vienna. UUUD <: 1.1111? Dolphin returned, Listen to old Baraillnl when invited by ., East Paris A have swollen the rivers of Bukowina. I Dutch” process, and are the standardly luncheon was served on boiinl. ., McCord i Many streams have overflowed their King David to tonke his homo with, the .. Alto “Armstrong & McKelvy” king in Jerusalem: "1 am this day four­ .. Elmdale Iwmks nnd flooded the fields. The Pruth SWEPT BY A CYCLONE. score years pld. and can I discern between ., Clarksville “Beumer-Bauman" “Eckstein" has risen so high near Cxernowitz as to good and evil f Can thy servant taste what .. Lake Odessa “Fahnestock" “Anchor” n* inundate the suburbs and to threaten I cut or what I drink I Can I hear any „ Woodbury Injured hi Eldorado. .. Ibtnifield “Kentucky* ,r) ' the least elevate 1 distsicta of the city. more the voice of singing men and singing “Morley” ., iMulilken Little Rock. Jun® 3.—I “Southern” Ledge “Shipman* Eldoradn, Union county.- ine town of . Cju-remosz broke over its banks at Wiz- women? Wherefore, then, should thy serv­ ,... Grand Latuinx swet.t bv ’ on7. ’ nf “ fl,™' ’ ?» r r ,i* ? ’ “* uitx uud ran in torrents through the ant be yet a burden unto my lord the “Red Seal” “Collier” „ I Detroit eveI ♦ J n<f dwt™ctiv'‘ I ureta Sixteen houses collap^ and king" (II Bam. xix, 35)? Barailloi was “Davis-Chambers” cycii nes that has passed over the sec <; many others were rendered uniuhabit- doubtless a good man, yet ho simply de­ For.safe by the most .reliable dealer* in t>’’*1 the southwest for years post’ i »bl«. Eleven jiersons were killed by scribes the ordinary failures of the body in paints everywhere. ,. Edmore If you are wing to paint, it will p«y you Cluoraao has a population of 1,100. and 1 falling timbers or were drowned in the old age. Stanton to send to u«tor a book containing infornrsthe death ami destruction to people and ' flood. Scores of families had to flee for i ___________________ w । 3. "In the day when the keepers of the .. louia property in the-town ’ " lives ' ” without pausing ’ to save bouse shall tremble, and tho strong men - — n«.was M1RUfrightful. u«u. | their Ar Grand Ledge A dispatch received here while the | property. The whole town is in danger shall bow themselves, and tho grinders " • sale dM it not afford makers. a larger profit than Strictly Pure White Lead. The wise man is never persuaded to buy paint that is said to be “just a* .good ’ or “ better” than INFANTA EULALIA HAS. AN OUTING ' Edwifi'Bootb. the Grout TnMjedlHti, Hov I Strictly Pure •/White Lead tlie rrotwte, *'.4 -V'Hnin. v '.'k prayer; ■d. And l: !« ■r uutie* .1 <>f tllr the hearli!-' Di'jcil, LMiug. & MiifJ I'rnbau- Court ucii •412-en timin' NATIONAL LEAD CO., Atlnrn-ltlralur lINrrit.. Chiirt-h in Ai'srr (.'w, I Broadway, New Tert Chicago Branch, State and Fifteenth St: its. Blood X Kett SX tSXa I Nerve Tonic ^Builder i 1 hi :.ri IW H ■ • IlVjr K «■( "rnort niJo .nstim- O' pamphlet. rDr. WILLIAMS* MEDICINE CO., Schenectady, N.Y. andBrockyille, OnL ti for 3X50. l<w’H« r .Mortgage* The Pace That Kills” is cvcrmork— makes no-difference wharf kind. Using :r..;>y and infem, soaps is one road :o premature decay—sore hands— .ore hearts—clothes never dean. Not so when iIRK’S SOAP AMERICAN FAMILY s used. Cheerfully proceeds the !abc>r of wash-day with health and ’.ong life assured. Hands all right— hearts light—clothes pure and white as a Greenland snowdrift. JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago. Dusky Diaaond Tar Soa».“'‘. that xa-ti pub• oi>-e tn «t that (CARTERS i-tewited CURE lilOBATE ORDER. " «u. Cvuntv nt Barry—** । •: tlie Prniiate Court tor the rv. hc’d'-n nt the Probate ufllee. In ‘n aatd county, on M-m,l«i i>f Mnv. In the year one t b'lDdred and ninety-three. । triri W, Auxntroiig. Judge of .Lek Headach* and relieve all tho trouble* tnefr . . . - ' if,—— — fl... .v.f.rr, ■n.ih aS -aung. ram u> o* .cxnaxkablo raocoM ba* breaebowalncuxlcg . SICK r of the estate ot F. Eugene V. a cs, ldntfi)l»t**tor D^-lionls-non .-h M<hnlnhtr»t0r and prajs -•luted for h«.nug the sainti from .'aid trust. irtleml, that Kalurdav. th* A. I>. km. u r.Li-j o’clock :is'iunci| for th* hearing- <>J :<) Xp|H-,irat H <■-Mi'll cc m3 all -Beortsr^tbMlreaachattnraUtojM lire.-and regulsU tho bowt^s. Emn “ HEAD vrbooncotry thorn will f.nd theao littJo pUhralaabln In so many wap that they 1-A io dr: without them. But nttcr aU«lckn**a . ACHE Is tl * Lan® of co many 11vm that ho™ mk vo make our freak boat. Our ribs care It whin C OHM’* Uftl* Liver Pl’.Li are very small and very euy to Uke. One or two rid* nuU«»doM. They are strictly vry-Ubloand do not gripe ot purge, tut bj» their gentle action plows all use them. IflVlalaat iScmt*: five for IL oO-A by drafgUto everywhoro, ot cunt by uulL CARTER miOIClNS CO., New Yoi*« S«A1 L PIU, SMALLDOSE. SMALLPfUCE HASTINGS BANNER rJi. c.i-.i|ilUn-tnt. v«. John R. mt. It v;:nnly app-nrei'tniilsltuiut that the m»‘ i .iev«i.|eii, mt |, „ •- '•• »f Din .. ,in mo ff,n of io. solicit >r <‘>»r •TitiiphlnAUi. , 11.- -,*|j (b-i.-ut mt ppuesr ahi <•: <■( cnmnlalct fi’r-l In Ui’» c»u»c :»'l<l in ,i .i f7"n.,h- J,lt ’ "f Ulla order. I'hd- i i . ,•,l;,l’li‘,r^of thm a »A4 bill ..f com * 1 >-e i .k-ti at CMfcfiird hv N*l 1 defendnofc Cl*mkxt Smith, »K«I. April it, 1B1 ClreulUwV. cease because they are few, and those that look out of the windows be darkened.” j8 suggestive of the failure of hands and arms, feet. and legs, teeth —and u..., .V. ... eyes. --- ■ , The earthly house begins to decay, failure 19 evident in every part, and If there Is no Ii«ht Bhlnlng from above the sun it is « dreary picture. But listen to Caleb, the friend and companion of Joehnti, each of awav anil the sexton, who was in the ^'^rah, pfx‘I'1Kn are d>’in# b-v whom wholly followed tho Lord: "Lo, I building preaching for a school coin- thonsamh. Whole villages have Wen am this day fourscore and five years old. mencement which was to have taken 1 by those fleemg from the pest, As yet I nm os strong this day an I was in place, was instantly killed. The cyclone ' Thu lumic has become so great that few the day that Moses sent me. As my strength struck the town from a southwesterly i WiUt t<» bury their dead or was then, even so Is my strength now for direction nnd its coming was heard for . ev*? to unr!M) the *i5k',bPt U» the war, both to co out nnd to come Id” (Jc-Jl 16 minutts U fore it struck Eldorado. I"'1! ‘own infection‘ Tho xiv, 10, 11). ' ; fugitive* from stricken towns are 4. "And the doors shall be shut in the » | spreading the epidemic with appalling streets when the sound of the grinding is -Tills rapidity. Letters from Basora Citv low. and he shall rise up at the voice of tho camp a now (hrwWm,! with7a race 1"‘vc fl“* (ro,i bird, and nil the daughters of music shall war. Th. Miehixjn Hp, cmpany, I lie brought low." Suggestive of lips clos­ ing in upon toothless gums, inability to agent at Denver shipped in a carload of j SWEPT BY STORM. slurp and failure of the voice. Comment Italians to work upon a new reservoir ' seems unnecessary; mther consider the pos­ the company is constructing. There is J sibilities of an old ago iu the fear of God. n camp law against the employment of ' 'Chinese and Italians, and the foreigners * Lima, O., June 6.—A terrific wind Think of Moses, of whom It is writ ten that were no sooner nnloiided than a dele- i and rainstorm passed over the northern at the age 120 his eye was not dim nor bis gution of 100 men waited on them and portion of Darke county, doing an im- natural force abated. At that age hr. demanded in no uncertain tones-that meise amount of <lamu’g<. The little walked up the mountain alone and went th A- vinLi ’ v CnKP,.i 11 town of Wuodington was almost swept out to be with Gc$l. mid 1,400 years lateL* . S. ,! av d' " L*1WT?’ «»“■>! A ton or mun> we find him alive and well (Dent, xxxiv, 7; J, “*'y wu! U', bo.wr. wrlmH. an.1 there wunot Muth. xvii. 3). permitted t« work her* . . u iJOU.. ;n ,|je mwn that wxs not thuth 1 5 "Also when they shall be ^afraid of tbnt which is high, and fears shall bo in xrruted. । ,uore or 1'Mr*- Mnry Smith. the way. and the almond tree shall flourish, Walting t. June « -M-.rlad? living by herself, whs Dannemora. 5 ’ , ' ’ ' . , ernkhed to <fi'i:th beneath her house. anil the grasshopper shall be a burden, and desire shall fail, becau.se man goeth to his. lhare were a dozen or more persons in­ long home and the mourners go about the eats well” and during tin* .day smokes jured. . but noun seriously. mneh. Warden Thayer ha« read tile l,‘ streets.” This is prolmbly suggestive of death warrant. Tile warden, however. | . the cosily terrified old person to whom . HrllHuiit Awirmbtaic*. does not state what effect its reading London, Juuh 6.—A state concert was everything is n burden mid nothing is satis­ had upon M.-rtclIo. eJergymiia visited given . at Buckingham palace. It whs fying. The almond tree may suggest the white head of old age, and the grave is Martelloand the .latter promised to apan Lc.-siaion of unusual splendor, more spoken of as the long home. "Under tin urouch tlie chair in a jx-aceful manner. ,' than 1,200 of the Mobility and gentry, sun" is still the key, for the rejoicing be Warden Thayer expecteil he would : nnd of jM-rsons of distinction. British lierer anticipates no long home in the prove troublesome. None of- the wit- I 1 foreign being present. The Princess grave, but "with Christ in paradise," "ab­ neiwes to the execution have as yet ar-1nnd ! of Willes nnd lier daughters, the sent from the body, present with the PriteTt s Victoria and Maud were pres- Lord” (Luks xxiii, 43; ifCor. v, 8). .re tbr ent( being their first share in a court 0. "Or ever the silver cord be loosed, or futtetion since the death of the Duke of the golden bowl be broken, or the pitcher Chase and Zimri Dwiggins of Chicago Clarauce. 'f lu* American legation was be broken at tho fountain, or th^_ wheel have been sninm<rn<*d before the grand represented by Charge d’Affniree White broken at the cistern." Possibly the refer­ jury t<> tell what they know of rhe ami Messrs. Anderson and Cole.' ence bcre may be to the spinal cord and affairs of the Greentown liank, and the i whole nervous system, the bmin, the heart, cashier, now under arrest, promises to with it* veins and arteriea. However much Spqkanc. Wash., June 6.—From or little the writer may have known about make a clean breast of the whole mat­ ter. intimating that he was simply the Boundary (,'ity comes the news of the these things, ths Holy Spirit who wrnic victim of his superiors and that they drowning of two men, Alex MuCloud . tlirough him was "perfect in knowledge" are the real culprits. Interest in the ami Rohert Anderson, who ran a ferry ’ (Job xxxri. 4). ’ grand jury inquiry is keen. . 7. “Then shall the dust return to the across Pend D’Oreille river at that poihk They undertook -to ferry three earth as It was, and tho spirit shall re­ Iiathengers across the river. 3 heir skiff turn unto God who gave it." God said to OMAHA, June •’».—The dead lx)dy of struck a whirl pool in the middle of the Adam, "Dust thou art, and unto dust shall Robert F. Ouray, one of the firemen stream and wmh ujiset. McCloud nnd thou return." And the psalmist wrote buried underneath the falling walls at Anderson were drawn under and never concerning vain man, "His breath goeth the Shiverit k furniture store -fire, has rose to the surface. The three paasen- forth; be ret’^rneth to his earth; in that lieen r«‘covere<l. He was engaged to be gerw were rescued. l very day bin taoughts perish" (Gen. iii, IP; married next Wednesday to Mips Rob! Ps. cxfvi, 4). Through Jesus, the last in« )n of this city. All the inpired are Adam, the second man, we learn of victory Xr.w York. June G.—The suit of Wm. over death and of the fact that many shall out of danger except Ben Nb-rris and James Conley whose injuries may be R. Laidlaw against Russell Sage fo n- never die. "We shall not nil sleep, but we covi-r $-50,000 for damages sustained in fatal. shall all be changed iti a moment, in the Sage's office by the explosion of the twinkling o4**.n eye, at the hurt tramp,,for buihb thrown by, Norcross, whs begun the trumpet shall sound, nnd the dead Chicago. .June.2.—All is now serene in the supreme court. Laidlaw testi­ shell be r.iis*-! incorruptible, and we shall in tho musical department of the fied that Sage u»ed him us nshield when bo changed" (1 Cor. xv, 45. 47, 51. 52). See world's fair. The demand of the ho saw Norcross was about to throw the also I 7’.-■•“••. iv. 16-1S. And in contrast to national commission for Theodore misaile. Complainant was so badly in­ this v. ’; '--ury picture of frail' old age, Thomas’ resignation hns been recalled jured that hv has been incapacitated fur with i.u ■ from Leaven, listen to this ami the mtuuccl director will continue work and his disabilities are permanent. . Lough our outward man pei' his duties as a subordinate of Director Ish, yet the ivvurd man is renewed day by Itrfinerj- Men Strike. General Davis, whose authority he was day.” I'.y ,«xeiving Him who became WiiiTiNG, Ind., June 6.—Two hun­ mon and a sin offering tor ub we may be inclined to dispute. dred and fifty workmen in the mechnn- „ sure of an endieM life and eternal youth. An.Ohio Itunk Fall*. ical dejiartment of the Standard Oil 1 13. "Let us bear the conclusion of the Paulding, O., June 8.—Potter’s bank, Fear ''-t God nnd keep His company refinery at this place have whole matter. Ft" ”4 the eldest bank in Paulding county, nnd struck for a 9-hour day with 10 commandmenca, for this L» the whole duty heretofore considered one of the safest, hours’pay. Those affected were chiefly of man." J." But inasmuch Inasmuch es ns no mere tncro man, has closed its doors. The hank was es­ machinists, cariienters, tinsmiths, pipe- ,,nM since' Adam Aa*m f»n fell, »«> ever kipt tli* the cnmnmn.i. command tablished in 187-1. and has always done fittm. laborers and firemen. The com- meats ----— there ---------h. IJttle —--------------------of God comfort here. a large banking bnriness. nm bank puny refused the U-hour day for which j, “WhiapCTCT ’njJ£2^cr shall keep the whole law, and has also done a large business loaning the workmen petitioned and the rnp- yet offend mono point, be is guilty of aH’’ money on land in thia county. ture was the result. (Jaa H. If). And it b written that the law 4 — — ’■■*■—*“--------------— ! was given to condemn man and prove tn Killed HI.1 Mlatrv**. A Bank SuxprndH. 1 helplriiFncx», thi.t bo might be led Columbus, Ind.. June 2.—Ralph Spokane, Wash., June 0.—The bank to receive Him wl^pi?, the falfiHtp jat of the Drake shot nnd killed his mistress. Ida of Spokane Falls, capital $150.(M)i), sur- t law and the c^J o* tue law for righteous Ward. Drake fired three bullets plus $125,000, hns suspended. The ' new to every or.c that lx-llevetb (Rom. Ill, through the woman’s head and two the >»*«>* <; G*»-H. 21: 111. 21,22)., The Lord through bis own brain. Thj woman bank is believed to be solvent, Jesua Clirlrt — le- the • - only - man — who — - has — ever died in 1<> niinu.is. but Drake will live suspension being due to the tightness ' done *the ■whole duty of man. He whh made of the money market. A. M. Cannon, and whs taken to jfiil. the president, is reputed to be a multi­ Bin for ns that we might be made the righteouuirM of God in Him (II Cor. v.21). Re Ikiilir* UrlntermL millionaire. celling Him. He becomes oiirilfo and righC Bjchvond. Jnue 3.—The remains of Miclriititu Penalosa. ecusnera (John I, 12: I John r, IS: Col. ill, 4; Joseph. William Henry and Samuel Washington. June fl. — Reissue— I Cor. 1,30), ru;d lih levo coT.straining us Emery Davis, sons of the late president William A. Keyser, Thomas Cleland. we live henceforth imt«< IHm, rejoicing In of tho confederacy, and his grandson, Reissue and increase—Isaac U. Cole­ hope of the glory of God <11 Cor v. 14. IS: Jeff Davis ifayi s Lave,lx*n ruin hr red man. Original, widows, etc.—Sarah Rom. r, I. 2X , in the Davis section at Hollywood' rem- Anh Titus. Survivor of Indian wars— '• H. ’‘For G«a! shall bjjng every work Into etery. •________ '• / Redman Taylor. Judgment, wuh every wcret thing, whether , it be good or whfthcr II be evlh” If wo r.rc in Christ, re rtw rejoice that’ th* judg­ New BEDFORD, Mtn*-. Jun* (J.-r-The Washington,. June fi.--Thu state dotrial of Linde Bonlert, charged v ith th* purtmeut hen cabled its acceptance of ment fit oar • ‘ms la pnst, and thrr shall La reaietr. brred men* (John v.24: Rom. vjil, munh-r <>f her father and mother, has thej resignation of Rowland B. Mahauey, Trery believer will, how­ beefun A jury was ®»cnrcd and the minister to Ecuador und Instructed him nwjrar t - Il-.e Judgni^nt at.nt of cctirc adjounnsl. Tho trial will prob- to turn over the legation archives to the ever, < hiM'l. . . . ... ............... -- m a Christian ablylaht three weeks. inny be tried (il Cor. ‘v, lift I....... xlvt 10; I Unitc-d Stab's consul. “ ' Cor, HI. Il-L’; Luke *ix. ll-trt). and p< 1 Clotlitiig au<l Hhoo Dealer Fall*. । tlon In the kingdom will ihpand upon Washington, June 3.—The treesury Chicago. June 6.—C. A. Wcisa-m- • faithfntnra*. to in due time and In t department has purchased tfW.OOO bach, clothing and ahoc- merchant with orrler the arerctarf r-'.l hearts shall ba ml ounces ofrilver as follows: Three hun­ brunches in different parts of the dty, mMitfrut. and eniy tho»« who arc in Chi dred amttwenty thousand at.6300,200.- has failed. Liabilities, $75,000; asset.-, : Mid the work* which Ho has wtouj : through them shall stand. All clss at 000 at .8308; 100,000 at .8305. The offers $W,(XJ0. storm orm was rnrrimr raging xqys savs from 15 to 25 25 ! of li ing laid waste. m*rsons were killed and’ injured El-■ ! • ’ in • ---------------------------- — dorado, while the destruction of prop- | Dying By ThouMtucI*. Constantinople June erty and loss of- life ---- in ... the vicinity’ was >*.4^ • ---- -------- , ------ 6. *» —'Reports terrible. Alrteet-cr — ’ ------**• Almost-every house in the i from several cities of Asiatic Turkey town wasi nnroofM V1M„U „ u«u ( say that the cholera has appeared in unroofed ... or blown down, whil. three •e Mwmill, sawmills o a «h,>rt short duUnce distance ! many districtsand is spreading rapidly. • entirely Idnwn. nwnv Thai *CL_ .< , .... . J and New York^- Tribune. w«e 889,000 ouncee. **“ . T1’- «“>• 1 IGoing West I Detroit Eeaeing Grand Ledg Mulliken Sunfield Woodbury Lake Odessa Clarksville filmdaie Alto McCord East Paris Grand Jteplds , • Lvriy Uay.otLcra wtvk days only. on slgi.ul. 1 Parlor cars;on all trains brtw-vn Grand :t.<uldsand iMtrod. Seats 25 cett* l onr^rtlona .■ .«It- :i luloii MniL'A. Grand Rapid* with th* Ciucagoa W»r Michigan Railway bor mcAGu an» tiik Wjurr and for Mchkjb, • <>x. .Manistxk.TRAvaa-K city. Elk Ka>»*IO-. CllAHLKi'OIX AND PKTOhRKY. Favorite■ ule to thesuniii.m resorts of nvnuin Wahirjmu. . > । Trains leave Grand Rapiris tor Chicago, 8 -M A • M. and 1;25 P. M.. »il ja P. M. Arrive ChiciJBEN J•» P. M B.ifi P. M. and T oo A. M. la-avo for Manistee and Traverse City TOO JLM. and 5-30 P. M. Leave lor chark-xuis and Petoskey 7. .■» A. »; Parlor cars on day trains and aleepets o»i.lght trains to Chicago. . Ask our agents for further partleuBirs' «r •.vote to , . Gkorgk DkHa vkn. Gen’I Past’r Ag’f. V\ Grand Rapids?^ liiitiK, Ji Sagkiw TIME table. In effect September 11.1W. Stallois. 5VK1U. tiebland Junc't ».iton Cloven ihulU... •|5<5S <>u<iiund Oetroit. 'iran.l Rapids. Stations. if BOUTS. Kalamazoe Ar.. Exst Cooper Lv. Richland Junc't Cressey ... Milo....... Delton .... Cloverdale Shultz Hastings Coats Grove. Woodland Ijinslnz Detroit.... Grand Rapids •Stops on .MR3A1 only. ‘ ‘ ‘ t Nos. 5 and fi will not rarry passengers ualcaa provl ii-d wuli freight train penntta. Freight trams will be run at the e*nventeM* of the >-r nipuny, who rrst-rve tlie right lo obaa^the time ul s>rh trains without notltaa DR. ■■ BSWAWi HEBVINE. MeadaohE! ...... . ... U-SL auacka — John a. c-z.Lrta, iTiLiy*' x. ATI ven SSkVlSi IV8JWW r«.r t haabcoogMiMrellof ard eurc. 1 !««• Jot apUepsr. and after naiag tttar o© 1 �"Why|dop’t you put him ..ffl" " *e we don’t stop until we get to Philadelphia, but he will have a nice bath before he get* there.” "How do yon mean*” ’Til »how you presently. You we I are just behind the tender of the Iocuojq. ; tivtv I have given u private *ignal to the : engineer, aud he knowr what iHexpectedof j him. Only nlxrat a mile ahead low there Is an water trough, where the locomotive , takes up-water while going at toll «p«d. j ItiaaRortofditeh.th.it run* along for a GETTING A FREE BATH.the r*iU, considerable diatance betwtea । tal.cd *,rater, ” ■<- I'-.uinvii,o i*kes a nt<te u„ Bofuscoop. . 'White up theStealing water with a kind Jmt Hat Goodwin leltae. In r«ll.tk .tag, The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. he commences commenced ’ savins saving his Accordingly he ms Goer, Jane 10th, with the following proUral art tbe actor la beard talking ___nn _ i«.[Wewni «w«r however, t*-t p< tb*t rJ^bHtad Then be romew not attlrro this does not account for the stringency in ’^Quotations from English poemsen Greek SCIENCE FERRETS OUT CRIMES COM­ S-faTireralng itotrn and, •t'-“'«l raid tb/Ewn,' the money market] and wa* prepared to Thursday, June 8, 1893. mitted centuries ago . • klet naseesinto* Imthroom. W hen • meet the worst—provided It wasn’t very subjects. Classic Greek-Mrs. UowWM. MAKSH At-L L COOK. Bditor. bad.—After a careful Inquiry and some Inth-jHjhstantinl bntbiubi* seen Manuel of CttriidUn evidences—BUit "I never did,” replied a reporter whn .vestigaliona he thinks he is warranted say­ ' ' wh® asnMMXD AS sxcoxixruisa MATTKttU ? .’b.^dTeJra Goodwin, th. Opt wa* smoking on a box. ' Ing that all accounts of robberies and ex- • ^Our° national’ 'health-Miss Florence iml trotnl nlltbU. In-.i.url on baring tile ^Would you like to witness such a Bpeo. THM HASTINGS, MICH., rOSTOFFICK, tortion ate charges have been grossly exag­ AVGUST 14. 1870. ’ , &,»»•• A.Uq.Ur «“»• W““"“ mi, aiIm! with warm water, into which he gerated. He also believes he is justified Bowne. ?biii hta .placing about being dis Greek history and U. S. constitution— "It might be interesting. | abonM te in advising tlie people of Barry county not b’^-'rablonab!. ttapl. jjta.- But th. tramp „g;,t tmuf, u» ••-»'“ n-1-111?to “pay 82.00 per day for a single room at a Eva Bailey. Marta will oat” »> It >• “ld- Thb The Godess Athena—Mrs. N. Bai.ejhotel. The people on the south side of occupying the auditorium. Grover has been worshipped out three Chicago and In the vicinity of the World’s *Tve got one now." ,uu«ment 1. not wbolll tra«, Imuanuch u It made a hit. , "WhereF’ d.r«r.of n>r„ do In it Inrg, proportion ot abort months but In thgt time the Ameri­ fair groundH have opened up their houses Professional* warmly commended Good­ "In a trap.” in.rnnc-. e-.-.pe rmpunUhwl nod =»£ win for hi* devotion to his art—a devotion can people have seen credit paralyzed, en­ to visitors at half the prices charged by The new*pni»er man looked around te that hreitattd not at the sacrifice of hotels, and board can be had correspond­ tected. But how strange It seem* that t to terprise checked, universal dfetrust cre­ ingly as cheap. The admission to the The students are now making preparapersonal comfort, awl the audience •ontethinr like n mousetrap on a iJm ated and a great shrinkage ta non specula­ WorkTs fair grounds proper is 50 cents I tions for leaving, as many of them wil Ktomn( th. prtanld.r,.etln|lI th. ta ‘'It’.'’11? ,r““f tbm iu tactl,.’. part. «hould unrnrth prwltlw ta- shivered with surprise. tive securities that represent the savings each, where one can see exhibits that will lie through thglr work this week and all Now, however, thing* ore nomewhat nrahli.K toUraculmt l..<.,a,„i lni0J t see him,” he said. different. Tht sploohing nolso 1* pro­ of a large portion of the nation. Thia take him three months to look at rarefui- ilext week. Tbb Is the lime when tbe Jc„« o( murder, committed nn who died perhnpw f ot lent th.t 1 00.000 "He ou this car," declar. -Uhe baggam , ly and closely, though there are'tmtny things draymen are happy and the baggage mas­ duced by a property device and not by the shrinkage has been estimated by compe­ master. "At this very moment he is rid­ that will not Interest all alike. Connected ters most unhappy. ’• ’ The’S're.’ ot rrouthern France, which comedian’* body. tent authorities to be at least S500.000,- with the main grounds Is the Mldwaj e. %No, you can't see him. be•The change was brought about in this Ing ou The Detroit excursion, of . which we „nr» were occupied u dwelltap, by primecause 000. While this country should be pros­ Plaisance. This Is to the World’s fair •I* lying across the platfofe. r way: Tho third night tho property man, spoke last week, was enjoyed by over ght of him just after we pering from the very nature of things, yet: proper, what the side show is to the circus. 1300 students and although the I'all-game ral man. yield proof.ot M»rreot murder. to save time, filled the tub with water an caught In moat remote antiquity. Thoae ««*KF • This midway what—do—.you—call—it is He looked very cotafbrtable the pledge * of^he democratic party to a atrip of ground seven-eights of a mile resulted In our defeat, It was well worth of these crimes were doubtless indifferent hour earlier than usual By the time Mr. nnd h«f —— anybody «~mj m n’t ------know1-that h on on to pj Goodwin wn* prepared to take bls' douse return to wild-cat currency, and to re­' bang by an eighth of a mile wide. Through the trip. The -Yellow and Blnp? alwajl to detection. Inasmuch a* In the early tbe water was of an icy coldneas. W hen him. Bht I have to keep n * harp lookout, receive a cordial welcome at Detroit. stage* of human development there was be did take bht plunge, instead of twiying, for ths । reason that I frequently curry move the protection under which our’ the entire length of it runs a wide street, The final concert given by the choral no law save physical strength. In that money ajjd other valuable*. " ‘ 1 i upon which anyone may walk and even magnificent industries have grown up. Is a* customary, "Ob, this I* immcnael” be breath, free of charge. TJpon each side of Union was n grand success. They were epoch men gave way to their brutal pa*- gave vent to an Exclamation that sounded working harm, ami will continue to do io, ’ tlia street are arranged reproductions of assisted by soloists from Chicago. Boston ■lon* unrestrained. Women must have very ranch like "Great----- 1" following it Tbe country Is in the hands of tbe d< m-’ streets and scenes from the old world. and Detroit and the Detroit orchestra. suffered then more than at any subsequent up with others equally forcible and Ineleocratlc party. and<wery body knows it For Instan-e there Is the street In Cairo: period, tothvir muscular inferiority. Although the students have to burn the perlod, owing to tnetr museum, .m....-..-/- ■ i- true rw... I" <■ proved nrnved by bv evidence evidence h street In Venice: German village; Irish while norinr That this I* Tfaere wert. couBternation and excitement ! village and a .core of other attractions, to ; mldn gh uU many I tow *" ‘ ^ ’ ^ ‘ “5 The railroads especially from the east which ha* survived hundred* of cent""^’ behind the scene* aud looks of astonishshould make concessions in their passen­• .11 o( width ra .tatatan or from to to M over their trata, they .kill bad for in the very caves referred toare dta (o Ue Thtj propcrty man ranu 1. rh.rged, hot It I. optloo.1 with « do devote Id- .Udetlra. A . the rerar t nconUnently ’'bounced, ger rates to Chicago. The demand for rc- l«-r«oh whether he .k.ll <o In or ,l*y out. l»teM-Olle»lete eoolwt « Cltaito Lol covered the remain* of many murdered । was |incontinently uouucou, ” and auu now uvw women, testifying to the fact. । there nre no more realistic ’ “ •baths. ’ —New duced fares Is becoming imperious at CUI-. Wem.y h.vv more to ray of thl. Midway rare ly the It. or M. were vletora In the famous cave of Cro-Magnon wo* . received more point, then any other Ml- found cago. hud the corporations are face to’(..rielraltce Inter on. a woman’s skull with a cut In the . Ybrk Herald. The state of Michigan has provided a lege represented. face with the problem whether increasedI forehead three inches long, evidently made — ' -In —- ■—• Jdepart • ­ by a flint hatchet. The weapon penetrated The -lecture the professional traffic will not compensatb for tower• handsome home at the north of the grounds, the wJemnlovwl m couaiqeraWe distance betwu-n the r^il*, for the convenience aud comfort of her peo­ ments will close June Kith. the frontal frontal none bone una and emweu caused death, but «« the , charges. It te public policy to facilitate victim did not die immediately from tbe *{F^tarorii! ”^ild Mkl£ fll,ed wlth <Ml*r- T,'“ 22 ple, as have a l, or nearly all. of tlie states in every way the contact of Vie people and territories of tbe Union. A wide veran­ wound. She lingered for some week*, at loc-l «Htor of The Enterprtae tahlMj^or j aptbewater wilh„kiat! ,lf nil event*, a* I* shown by the fart that par- . R. P- Boer, who was diaeuwdn^ the great waUhJ., with the most instructive and most beauti­ da surrounds thia building, and It is furnlshtlal healing took place. In a cave at laugh .rrtiitect with aome ******- J • A moment later the water trough wu ful world’s exhibit of the century. The> Ai inside and outside with pleuty of chairs Scrde*. among many human boor* bearing went apt- there for my *ix! r>ung I Btruck< aU(] Mpray rt. Uii. and places to rest. For the sake of econ­ The Chicago. Kalamazoo &>8aginaw R’y agitation for special excursion rates has omy, many people, not only from Michigan. 11 top of the great iron tank «.d the tender, will sell round-trip excursion ticket* to the scare, wait dug up the akull of a woman , Clemen* woa the flirt behind it elements of success. The west­’ but from all Ute states and territories In with a gaping hole In it. She mu*t have qualnted with. He did not much reeemble lho Jjd q( u fla . iplng up an,t do„ . Great 4-Paw Shows from all stations, as ' ern railroads are doing their duty and are> the Union, carry their dinner* with under, nt the following extremely low rate been Iwtantly killed. A rimllor akull of lboJSd'JJate’boJta • the rtW<'ir filled itself from telow Thl» grounds, taking them to a woman wa* found in a cave at Challea, , wo« d,d * t han ’.(half >«H aa mmate landing passengers Into Chicago at greatly। them onto the did not not <*®«PF occupy mor more minute, of fair: their state building where, they can get Id Savoy, with a fracture that wa* unquea- on the tops of which his well worn trouser* Rate. Station. at the end of which the engineer ihould reduced rates. them checked free of charge, together 31.15 tlonably made by * tliut instrument. Of lingered as though undecided whether to . have pulled up tbr scoop. Instead of that, Woodbury. ■ There Is a dlffrreuce between EnglandI with any other parcels they may have. Woodland.. 1,45 oltaran Uull. obtained (rant » primeral , «o lral.lv or .t.y ouL He rat in • raloon, ■ however, he permittted the tank to over* As to the actual expense one need be to. now „ ._aieu „ 1.00 rap,.Uber ra Ventral two .kow tree- o( 1 with M. ieet on . tebte wbiUBng . thorn , flow under Gladstone and the United States, Board and room* can be had tor from 37.00 Coats Grove. in a cataract. which was flung baekwanJ |(ke miniMure Niagara agatut 1.00 wound* Inflicted by human honda One. Hick vriUa bowle knife. under Cleveland. While Gladstone hoist* per week up. Tbe only other necessary Hastings.. that of a woman, ha* three fracturee. Unv ; He sized me up a* from tbe Statea, »d- !the . forward end t>f tinihl-l-il-.. c.r Shultz.... forward the..Ibaggage car questionably they were not all inflicted at traduced himself and said, with a drawl: „JuM Jook end of |U| £*®‘ the British flag over Uganda. Cleveland's expense will be 50 cents for admission and Cloverdale .75 I went to make ueeo yaa. I ve wot to nirater delightedly "Ain t be pttSS, "Paramount Blount” hauls dawn the possibly 20 cents a day for street car fare. Delton.... .«U tberaine lime. Inramurl. «. two ot them By confining everything to the necessary exhibit <lgn» of hrallng. Theunfortunnte g« up Juet u luircb .tuff for thora typoe. ; ’tvt.ogtt, Ticket* good on all regular trains on American flag at Honolulu. expense the trip will not be without the u„fod June 2t.*t and Na I June 22nd. Return­ troovered t™ three, only to taraumb to eod th. town to *md ra . ralted nrine^ I In truth lh<> tho unfortunate tramp mart ■ ipucame overland, xou must a had Last week wheat reached 65e the lowest; reach of most everyone in Barry county, ing. train will leave place of exhibition, at a third blow. and would not exceed 320.00 for the round Unmistakably these women were mur- , number of adventures. I’ll write ?em up.' have been getting it with a veugi-tiuce, for point In Detroit that has been reached In trip. 7 p. in. tbe ’tremendous flow! of water s[touting v de red. But for their sex it might be sup-. We’ll “ •------ ’--------*-------------------throw in an’“a Indian war or*— two. > u’T* E. s. Hitfmax, Agt. years. The man who voted for^Cieveland We’ll hnr.tluMlraota on. big Hro u.l , 'E« »( •!>-'«.,k e, ,;nnn«l The Columbian exposition is one that all wen on rise ... ana । it-M'If ilirieinht i’V.'i » ’ (josed that they perished In fight, os did so j ... » nave .tne . mimouh ...a play .Dig ** .. the tin* '««•«•<« r*r* who can should see. as it will probably St. Jocwraltaaw.,. W.'ll th, dick‘t“!/ ,b« i.u*,Mr because he thought his election would 'in“ many of the met} who lived in those times. co. with th. poUltal .Itnatlotb and h.r. i «« <«JF Ul»*<l»«n. r...| » »,iau». .brt , not be the good fortune of the Michigan be sure $1.50 per bushel for wheat must The struggle tor existence Among human., Manana, na th. w^prah. Wn ran .It • ct.-Jt-.wnt adman people to have such an opportunity so near terribly disappointed. A mirage of Turapian civilization, a beings tbeu mast have Ix^en fierce and , at home again, and II Is doubtful wheth­ l,croraul.-nj»,onr-drra. and pt up ''>>n. bloody. They were hardly more than wild right n.A that will m.k. th. natlrra tacnplnn. am. It lhn[U ...ter >J « ,;, ..«!I. er such a complete collection of foreign ex­ shadow of the past projected upon tbe animal* provided with artificial weapons INNOCENTS ABROAD hibits will ever be gathered together tor present, a frontispiece out uf the book of and ______________________ ____ _______________ b^“'r*“'1 «•”«*««*• =»*• cunning of a superior qrder. Doubt- ' Attnyou’rogun.and your rand, andn I . life — th:* aud more i* the Chinese quarter many years to come. less their contentions were most frequently ' tried I'll come out lathe paper and pro- j -r “ ! "If that fellow i« still alive," «aii! the ' In the next letter some of the most Im­ in Sau Francisco. These 30,000 souls, huddled together iu . for the possession of the fetnalc* of their claim that, you never read the ato^y of the '; bnggnge master when tin- •autract bad , portant buildiug* and exhibit* will be kind, who ________________________________________________’ ware the prize of |>attlo and the little hatchet, -. nnd —J that - - the Lite of Anunia* t (A burrowing tale to Vo continued unlit news spoken of. In conclusion will say Hint space* well nigh unbrvathabie, unInhabit- | ! fina|ly Huspendtd its aftiv.jy. “ he 1,» had become more plenty.] wnv, Frisco.’ property of the strongest. One primeval overtook you on your wnjrto ' all who can should go In June as tlie able, jostling each,other along dark and । ! cnovgh to give him a for water found to contain the skele- 1 "For two weeks week* he in^tn int/n-iewed me reguYour humble servant and his better weather will be cool and comfortable, the crowded thoroughfare*, silently and irii- । sepulcher wa* j for the rest of his life. There i»n't anyhalf, returned Friday from a visit to the' grass green and flower* fresh and beauti­ perturbably pursuing their mysterious i ton* of thirty men, all of them strongly ; tarly, but answered mort of hi* questions ‘ tbiigt that will frighten a man like a tiuM World’s great exposition, now being held iu ful. All of the exhibit* mrfynot be in xvayx, so supremely iudifi'ereJil to all that I modc, pih-d closely. Together with the himself. The Enterprise enjoyed n boom, ! ,’ Jtu •■•.•r l^vtitiKC. « . .■ i. • • . ~ , *i— —.——i—»— — ■ , • . . oi tti.it fort, ji(’cot।tiii Chicago, after a week’s visit l»4iewbig the und tnr the ptujumut proprietor mnuc made nr* hi* enterprising , place, but there are enough now in position hem* them -in, men they seem not, but | bones were seventy three flint arrowheads- uuu ,bln‘ ran* it «car«s him greatest sight, without floabh^hat has ever and spearheads, which presumably were 1IWuram.nt.prwralor !————— -• » - full wU..( «o“ .I to ktepn-pcraon looking for months, so shade* "all loo Impalpable" from the deqp . ___ > * t .. . i-t-. . . ............... . . : most to de:«ta. Im. -l>....I- half drowning him. sticking In the bodies whetj they were in clothe*' nod mixed hi* salary.’’—St. Louis ' been given uauklud to see. Through the there need be wo hesitation on that ground. Tartarus of time. lie doesn't know wh«-:i i’ i- going to ‘«g>» tem-d. These must have bevn warrior* , Globe-Democrat. ” various exchanges that find their way to There Is a bureau of information connect­ Architecturally, however, JJttle China who and he has to chooe l»-tw«- n Ntandlngil pctished in some battle. Another the editors table, he had become thorough­ ed with the World's fair at which a per.*on Is at most but an influence, audit I* doubt- ; ! and jumping off tjm^rai:: ” ly Imbued with the fact that tbe wicked ran find out tbe various boarding ‘ places I(fill whether a single structure in the entire , cave at Gourvan has yielded « number of 1 ' Wli'ettXhe ialer . , n unune train muu slowed mowiu up s.n tu Loc.r .. w city of Chicag? wae, filled with nothing and how to reach them. Of course then- colony owe* it* existence entirely to Chi­ crania'and jaw*, which were broken by | A little more than a quytcrof a Century | Brnr Philadelphia the n. .per u..m taw but a gang of thieves, who pounoed upon are plenty of eoufidence men in the cltv I, nese capital. Indeed the uecessitie* of tlie < blunt weapon*. Hundreds of other skeletbe unsophisticated from every dlree- ready to relieve a man of bi* 3 8, but If case made no such demand upon the frugal [ tion when his back was turned, aud he. one use* hl* eommon sense, and confines nnd thrifty MougoL Like Moliere, he took even feared that the bold baudite might his questions io officers, of which then- hi* own wherever he found it. The huge i , a, . . 7 ----- , "U.UM 1’in.ruvu me great MFHEg>C ,(«(„•. ""err < : flint. In <». InMuer • wk.ill b,lw„„ Krnura .nd tSrmnnr. Bi.niXk , venture to steal his eye teeth while he are plenty, lie »eed get in no trouble. busines* block of San Francisco’* early 1 wefqx.n« ot who ,., bad had a bath r.*> well a- a ride at stood entranced with the sights. He im­ commercial pertol and tbe hastily con-t own.lnrf ilrrra rarowbra.1., . fourth .r w„ .i.rihn u BI.rrlu. Oli morulnn. tb ’ Wll.i. R. Cook. the expense «>t the railway.—WhshingUn ; MeompMlol LA Lunn do*, b. wra Xlk- ' Bar agined poMlbly, that behind every door 'structed shanty of the sand hills alike be- . raw Mog M|ml brlwran th. rarralta there lurked a bold, bad man wilh a came i.u. hi* prvprr.v property uy by ngut. right oi of conquest, I **«» tact these ca\es cayes are filled tilled with wither!-; logon » road which rut run* along ’thTbaJrf L-<uue n fact evi- log on u ‘ ’ stuffed club ready to knock him Into insen­ and he found both order* uf — protected* from xbe'.ea bv alow walk of American denceof homicidal struggle* among the a cliff yult'i Water Port'tru sibility at tbe first opportunRy. And by architecture equally avaitaNe. The shanty ‘Hstant ancestors of the human being* of ' when he met nn old FrencE naval cantain Around a fountain in .me f tjie princi­ tbe terrorized looks on the face* of others, soon shone resplendeut iu vernal green and today. From the name souvnr* proofs are with a wooden lea nowerfutl. Imttr pal squares of Quito ax«enib!c ei e.-y morn­ «crificialre<i;aDdtb.hard.unCJS«»mli. «PPUcd th.t cannibalism prevail in of pepper,“jj Tbe d±! ‘ I as verdant as he. who rushed into the lecordanee with'our. Grand Tent ing tlie city's ngusdcre>. T'rt.** witer •middle of a room* and peered cautiously officers request which was read al tbe last jug line* of warehmiM-, dry goods empori- ; that distant el>och. Scattered about tha ' duly attentive to the captain?* leg and the about as If fearful of being called to etern­ meeting of our tent, that we make a pub­ um. and office buildiug were softened by ancient hearth* where menl* were cooked I Frenchman struck at tlie animl?with the porters differ from tin- le>* < nerlpti.-iM* of Nome South American i:> - irrrlug many a jutting gable gable and and projecting projecting bajbaJ- uncounted uncounted thousands thousands at of years years ago, ago, are ore ever ever, butt butt of of hl* his flying fishing। yrod ity at any moment, he saw be wa» d»ot lic decuiatloii on Sunday, June 11th. for many a jutting .qi ^BUmnrrfr* njmm swore, their jar* on their Lacks •>: mtbe, alone In this uncalled for fear. So It was the purpose of decorating the graves of our cony, hung with lantern* nru! refreshed *° many bones of men, women nnd cbtl- —’ “----- ” ■■ • rather with a' spirit of martrydoiu. and departed brother*, it was unanimously wit If lilies.—Henry Burden McDowell in dren, to-aring not only truces of lire, but • and the sailor replied in the same dialect. backs of mules. Their c->r.i urs^tra they came to to blow*, blow*, and and deep, deep, have have a a wide wide mouth num th au andl hhold mark* of i1ixtrnti>em«a,nr.irav i . u. « From language ll >ey came >; i about txmi T ; the •’--------1---------------------’ feeling* not unlike those of a mlssiouarv votr.d to cheerfully comply and to make as Harper's. lnaft -* BHttWita Bismarck found that, forty liters. to an uncivilized people, who contemplates .fine a display as pwuiible. ...... ... .Du,«n M-semis. I at the marrow 'pmiculari? in 8wintaJ Prpncbnuu> I T1m' »'orter cwrip< 1 ' ; tbe sad thought that in a short space of Your committee'has made the following AH primitive propie regard tha bird «'primeval man wa* obligedI J rely mlldJ u“wS]^“‘adSi^^00 wnh leatlwr -tr ., He nerer time'be may prove a meal at the haodsof arrangements: -penally wise and favored. Living in the oo flesh tor food. Never having i^ved havZtetn h. tT ’ ““ WOuM I '' ' • ' 1' r his cannibalistic friends: It was with these All Sir Knight* who possibly can are specially wise and favored. Living In the on flesh tor food. " "r “ ■■ >"• gloomy feelings that we left Hastings on earnestly requested to meet at our lodge rar bn U rnranM ra cxenl.lng rautml ibnuvUranf tanratkralmt t‘.™°S» b. bXjTta 15.^**' n’T’’ • l.rgr rnunl ra ■. *’ h..ra. J‘” ” tb ' 'u-;'"'r. ------v h" VLTIl me the C. K. 4 S.XR, Thursday moratog room at 2 o’clock p. tu. ou Sunday, June orer ntmo.ph.rle pbraon.eio, «n.| know- utlllra.1 thra ulm.l “ course of European that which “ lhistory 1.1*?0^ during d»ri»K the >br last Ita Ii llq llirra-b-. l» . U. I. .■! May 25th- The ride from Kalamazoo to 'llth. The line will be formed wlta the In.xxrll hi.own nilttralorfraraon. tl„ u snld.ra <UrL Hrlndrar "JiTirZ Iiirlirai.ra raltararavn bi* l.tu flights .. ---- 1 . ... . 1 then ____ —» . ..... .in ^ntben. vere pleutifal But« ^e critical moChicago js no doubt familiar to nearly all proper officers in advance and march to the India uh observe a* rforeboding were likewise a favorite prey Tbe re^ "»'nt h^>P *«Tived -by the Irony of fate In w«w. «*ren* t« me »wn‘ ‘ " but at this season of the year Is espectally Presbyterian church, where services' will ill or good to tbeniM-lreQ i i ““ lv<luenT of ’b« Emperor the jnr. nud hi* »nr i-J i'l ta-V The Hurons believe that the dove carries main«<rf3,aw reindeer have ll^-n disedT v beautiful as all can testify who have been be held and an address made by Rev. Sir. Vr,rr»n b« dwny* walk* «v . ■ - v- ’. aoover this portion of the Michigan Central. Grigsby. The Knight* of Pjtblos will al­ the soul* of tbe departed hence. The Da­ jerrei in a ringtocaZ' A' sXj 1 ua,l,lcat,°n ut Germany and must win n it is flilKl,t. !! The IlJinoia Central IL K. owns all the right so hold their annual public memorial ser­ kotas say the stormbird dwell* so high as hillside, the bone* of not fewer than 40j000 *rVUml "AU K™** ’ A,ri*rtl «l of way Into Chicago adjacent to the World’s vices at the same hour and church and it to be out of human vision and carries a h«w* form -roumS^XTwhkh^J! | fair grounds and tlierefore has practically is with pleasure your coflaBltteeannoubccN fre*h water lake on his Lack, m> that when known co tbia day a* the "horse wall*.” • ti y jnr, mak.-* adrop tom °r c’'—j bin,1« of' :’1 r a mouopoly on all passenger traffic, and that they have made arrangem >nts to be plume* himself It rain*, when he winks Many of these Mpiine bones show traces of I tj. 7?* “urw,Cfc* burning. ’ } T >•': of my freight as well, coming to the World's make this a union service and demon­ his bright eyes it lightens, when he flap* ' iit>rani nn> , ------ --Lurmeso giune seem* iu to be uiuiujt . ........... ” ur rather ravuer a Ii <**''•* wi’bo‘rt langhnuj .................. henvv '“ri.ety ..f ... --- ----» - -> . .. ■- I.:' >i|an who Fair. The M. C. R. R. runs Into Chicago stration. The wives and families of Sir hl* wing* thunder rolls. Tb'tf'Alaakan* C Even at that time man considered him of cbeM’ -k lb” Peculiarity of j «K« ‘u!or. the rc-|*TiL.l over this track. In full aiew of the grounds, Knight* are earnestly requested to* bring S»ueb,11.rara.Hra.1tattl„"U1„. »1X monarch of U creation, not hesitating to » a-'4■„ •. - * pawn hrn it bowed to me behind a c atari. t ----- -- "<lut*n'‘” w ween IX tb.q. .1! th. „ mlghty, X’XSK&y I "^k** *" imag-nary diagonal line drown but only on condition khat it makes four flowers to tho church and join la Hie ser­ ----------------- wua oe-.j. "Frota the Andis to Para. “raer to the •tops on Its run Into tbe-clty, and the Ill­ vice. Aftei; service we will march to the „ ~ ... U1L eaKic 13 injguty, , more formidable rormtuable than tiitin any any which which, exist exist now ••<■■. ! fTu »be«J1“J’’fr “ *Cf* ’ aspiring—the symbol of their war- 'Great Bengal inois Central officials were very carcfal cemetery and decorate tbe grave* of our brave, aspiring-tbe t cat* cat. twice twice the tbe size size7of of modern modernUt Bencai u..L> k— a*® of hlm~hto °Pr ~ ? l^ngal Ltodlsthat none of these stops were very conven­ two departed brothers who by tbe will of rlors for apparent reasons. . The kingfisher tigers nnd DroDorttansrete . , « ««t hand corner. The piece* are Most readers would Ih anxious to serve his brother mT-T <Iy . f ‘ ‘ rodo ™ were ient to the grounds. As I recollect lithe our heavenly father have been taken from 1* anxious to serve hh brother mrim—Min­ numerou*. Mammoth*, rbinorero*. and ...lit would Xn pI^y"’a riKht h«n«»- »»« tbe cover i he rource of seine ■four stops are 00th., 52nd, M2nd.. and 12th. our order the past year. An address neapolis Journal. Th- World hippopotami reamed abroad. More twri- h pawn*-there are only ate., though 1 am not positive that the first will be delivered at cemetery by Sir ble perhaps than any of three wua the great *tO ,^UtHS“” - c*a only wL'> b T' 4 °? We th. K Krix«iy rtaSr :| ^1?“, ra' three are correct At any cate the trains Knight M. L. Cook. I’unlahmcnt In Indian Reboot*. eave Iwr .u „m ? tb««raol «<„ ,lbe Quw-nhM been taken stop at 12th. street Aside from tbe hordes The method* of punishment In tha na- ^ith there bear*, a* well -wi,t. .k »ould a* with theI1 w®M1 ~*® u,d "®7 **rre tlrnt no piece equiva- worth’s phrase, and that it %.•> (Hhella Every member should lie present and tiger* and fierce byen^the io^Z ?*" ot thsgs and robbers, the editor had read help make this a memorial day Indeed and Xive Mhools of India ore characteristic-- | mighty — i nnd fierce hyena*, the people qu**ft reaJ,T ex«*t* Io ea*tern wbdxloved "Not Wisely, but Too " e-1with great sorrow and misgivings accounts have this tbe beginning of an aunual tbe.., Hhorp supple thong, tha t 01 thafc r*riy ;’ ;aud —;rrr« — cane, tbe *** “«««. xne dbi- -•u^T **”’.’the earlyperiod periodwere werecompelled compelledto todta,th ’ powerful piece being equiv- We rmgbt add that inspite c-f iljef.uni.ar. of the outrageous charges, of which tbe memorial demonstration day which ahall n.raral’i dlinil*,. *^tbLtltM ktn<TL’nn.. thc*u“...... *acn**tbe I P®1® Po*«-»*ion of the cave< thev airattoour rook, or caatle. — r That — ity of the famous "Elegy” u »t o:n- rv-wr following might be a fair santple:— “ B’“••■••■-e nuw® game me the privilege of iu ten will trace Mr. HanlyS "Far from ■boulder*, the Cwiaiiug of the noae, the I did so successfully there I* nodonbt a* Is . 1“ “ 'bakingbythenackorbyaknoimadewith ! Proved by tbe tbou*and*of gnawed'bone. tTU“ *t,o“ ho higher1 rank on a Klyergoin'to see the vircus called the Vtg tbe Maddinu Crowd" to (*. .'■• » c0“_____ “ u “ *Kncr ranx on a iln *•««>»*<* Uedriln- I * brersand giant rat. dlreSJred fnX pl»w 'than h“ th -‘ ”-call«i qutj that of "chekoy "chekoy*-«||«i queen nett "One of Three” with 11*»- uiar u<-r« no Chleaga A II-Maccabees In our city not mensbers * ta**'European equivalence l*y virtue of ita ■ । cave*. Mingled with the sama sort of n ,n,P*a« equivalence l»j'virtue its held the weddiug gue-t with b^titter­ Fair, . of our tent are cordially 'Invited to Join quent»forehwid. beintz Itnloo, _ „ ............__ J * th8iJ""^r W,Mh“ •dmlnU- : f,tfb*n rsfuM‘ »rv numerou* abelta of mol- U “* uolH««-a piece p<Mre**ing scareely ing eye. Mr. Hardy’* title*, like Ih . Ye'd better cut J er wisdom teeth, and sharpen us. ^er * flogging he order* the cl*** to pray > ^todc* and bones of earn trout ehn>« • ■ n,°re power than a pawn The muni 'em with care. Yours Fratemr Uy. -Dclferouriv. In order u,drown to drown U .' c.hub- Uocl‘ of r.nL.7 °!? al.n,ov wov«® are nlmort invariably aMractivr. ‘ k P**» vociferously; m, victim’* ! and ««iother other fl.hZ fl.be. of epwiwTwblctinow"r^ oflbe\le« the 7 n 7 •• ,‘n,MSU . 00 "IUU Aa' keep >er wit* about ye, and mind what >«r F. R. Pancoast ) JaSliST? ‘o U•»« oriental of Blue Eyre," "Two on a !’<■«• • cr ^ ca Hi* favorite way of dealing with the ulate the rivers aud lake* of th* **m J. Pkndekgamt Gf CheM l« one wjuare diagonally. Return of tbe Native” stimulate ertriowty. Theyli ritln }« like tbe mischief refractory ,lH.<d th. rahral I. Jrata S ' <*»■ fShb«,k. w F. Rykrsox Often a proverb, or any ottor 1 *m:ltar Committee. nntonnnra. ratbtatot hUdl^taratra by ' “"h. bran' Irak. C. Bishop phrase, is a* good a* a recognized quota­ her hair and violently whiak her about In ’ Star"whington Rjx.ey Wateiui I tion. ’‘I*ut Yourself In HI* Plare" atu* B U» me u U .b. wra. . u fcta , m.ric.u, > -------------Da. C. H. Bahhtr I Is Never Too Late to Mend" wen- -troke* -------- —. ...v, while the room resound* with invocation* : A Matnrat Xceliauso, former reverence for the beard {* well of genius ou the part of Charles Kearte, Tbey'regoln' to charge foe gazin’ an* a extra to Ahuranuizda recited by her achoolfel- II . and "Second Thought**." "Dead Meo« « roulre I. a rnvlnr, that lump hr thlnklto: low*.—S oath'* Companion. • a rircr ha. worn tor lu.lt m>d rh.n aUm Ull^co*: a tomp fee eaxin', an’ they’ll socket oc ’rb° brt-drd r»-ta„»,n7te Bbooa” and "The R**it of AH I/ - «« th.*rVh!J!h<>tllur *"""*■ Tb* coolrea ot , ■ -upraraacy ot Hear, Henry I I'm. HI Aa’ ef y* tit * tied at ufghteref ye go wUVot; Htanacy of ’m HI. u.uni hardly less Inviting.—Blackwowl - Mag* The regular monthly meeting of the Dickens' Fondnew for Danelng. SrSffn'Z' '°~ * bl »> "'n at zine. Theyllskia ye UXe tbe ml*cbW ___________ ,o~k k* bi” Woman's Foreign Mlaaintury society will My father was certainly not what in the tn. inaaoM. Help m, u... i, „ Swift Wua a "Dunce" *t S<-bu«»lbe held on Wednesday Jane 14. In the b,; "'<,r mF Unw?)“ , 7 ««eptation of the term would ba • Not only pbilowpInTs and iln'iteF. Imt church parlors, beginning at half past called 1 a good dancer.” I donbt whether 1,300 fett high. Through thb» reirlnn n... don't Great Northern railro^l rX^&i^ twu (•’<•hu.fr he bad ever reeei red any Instruction In “the x “ someof tbemoKt treuebato Aitirift watch «ppw»ci~i : brilliant humorists were dull etiougn Rememiier the soeclal service to be held noble art ’ other than that which my Nister ran labon-n. working In Salm™ co”“ boy*. It ha* been said of Swift iu » and I gave him. In later year* 1 remember It > a cent a piece tor euoghin'. an* jre twf«* u at 1 he Presbyter Ian church .Sunday monb days that "he displayed cither tin- ’Lp 1 ,k much lor snet zli*'. lug aud aftentoou. hi the ■ondng the try tag to teach him tbe Khoutahe, a dance bUak..,'■wh'U’ToSU? (Z’ita t“ -i: l 11 DOI committed treason” lightning of -atire or the lamlwc uf 'ijne; A Dickie ef ye bold your breath,an’ c»a of *«tn children*Mrvlee, all friends Interested in which he particularly ndmired and doired I lX”!"'!0"’ lb" •‘O'T ■>< Sta«n fer breathin'; tl™*nn Tni ” W“ra bi. execu- teorlike caricature* of frolicsome htowr. the children are entdlally luvUed to be to learn. But,although he wu food of A shillin'tor* whisper, a quart And jhrttbi*vlgurou*di*put.iu.t-w < > " ,h” opentter who presmit. In the afternoon special mem­ dan. lag. except nt family gathering* In hl* ■ found a cold stream trickling thr^aeh th« »hM °? TM^er,h‘11’ They'll akin yer like the tniscbh own or Ids most Intimate friends' housea I cred n fit subject for a fool's cap :’t orial service for the Knights of Pythias Afterward, at the Dublin unir ' and Maccalxes. Ewing service as never'rememberSAing him portlcipate.Mamit Dickens tn luulbw’ Home Journal wa* by scholar* esteemed » bu* -bI*1' • usiiul. . u.Tne7 r°.ruiwi nn>ong tlmmnsaesof who was denied hi* drgnv on to» ttr< ■£ ell rock by the tucking of snow in winRem* nib-r the Y. P. s. C. R at ‘5r20 to plication, and obtained it withp> ^ r > tllB water running down among the te led by MI*-> Little Ironsides. eulty ou tharecaod.-Lood<*» :i " 'u' At dinar, rMantly an nhl totrf I,ml hran rocks and freezing there at night. k-e--. aoil h U «Sn,.M| lUt . . The *oel«dy c«im*ctrd with Ute M. E. harrying th, ronqa,,. with muu there pei^»i-ttialiy ami in- larva At the Doctor's House. dborah will he? enlertaimd Wednesday. piraranc rrn.<:i, .bout natural lartura quantrdM. The moat singular L.-ture'w Little Boy (*t the front door>-L* Li ,n They'll »km jrr like the mischief I Jane 14. by M^d .me* Grant. Carpenter* At Ineth. In tb.t tawnlinr tuw nJ , tor inf 'Cause, if be la, i want him lb, ,p« u noly an toot . ; Qua!*, F. Bush. Waters, U. WelsMrt. G* which throloaloa qnnralmu. are niurwl In Ur pnlnlt: rhe tony -nW. ”n«i an or^t and to. ton baata with lutenra u,1£ nL! j Walter, J. Bauer. 6. Wood and Miss ^rackaabor. th. ta, which uStaE i •‘PRl ,Tbl“ Entrant—H,’< -Larulnly.' rrpllrf the h<»t I Jrnnia Lamb. Supper served In the brain.’ Uttl. Bot-W.U. Jrat u «xa »■'"»™ ""VO ot air through U,. I on oyster Know "b‘° “ j church parlors from 5 until 7. li' Loo orrer mrlla-xL or hnnw ,on rail him to S MwDtapolbi Times. letuu Picayune. houMaad rake that baby away IrWratank. UMtalhtrarar.-Z®**”**__ n.'v-nn H astings Banner. ancient murders ih’ci^ editorial notes. r... SET*’MOd farther up Xi .TSX5J b's#. I X �Hastings Banner Thursday. JuneS, xdgj. We arc Still IN IT .; !>•? for some time to come. • •: we have sold animmensp MIL PAPER . Wells B. Fox, regimental surgeon of the Sth Mich. Cavalry, died at his home In Bancroft Wednesday of last week, aged about 75 years. He was well known by many of the -‘boys In blue” in thia county aud was well liked. • Ilul H,u show .0 .he Fred L. Heath, The Dniflfllst. SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL .vlllr. beginning July 5 and Rapids r ,VU,E- *SMppen- ot Grand Rapids, was in the city Tuesday. The 19th annual meeting of the Michi­ gan Pioneer and 'llatorlcai Society occurs in tlie Senate chamber of the capital at Lansing. Eg-Governor Blair will give an address aud many others of great In- /x’"Mrs. Nathan Barlow and Royce Barlow ^eft for Chicago to-day. <Kev. and Mrs. W, M. Puffer were In sGrand Rapids Monday. Rev. A.- D. Grigsby is visiting at BlsQujirk and Sunfield this week. . E. E. Mallory, of Nashville, was in the city the (ore part of tbe week. *—Dr. nuu and mtp Mr.-.. o S.. aj. M. rowier Fowler aud Miss Rich were in'Charlotte Sunday. —u, . „ ... ' Miss Helen Potter, of New York, is ex­ “ 8 pected Saturday to visit friends. /Htev. and Mrs. R. A. Carnahan returned .to their home In St Paul Monday. Mr. F. P. Wilcox has purchased lhe Miss Sears, of Worchester. Moss., is the . Interest of Henry Mead In the meat mnran(j wm hp pleased to meet all oldcus- guest of Mias Gertrude Pendergast tamers and many new ones. Mr. Wilcox -ndlss Sable Bvldle. of Jackson, spent EtiSt es to be especially well prepared to serve Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Sheldon went to customers with choice meats at all limes. Mr.*Ed Schumann will be retained to wait Chicago this week to attend tho fair. ! upon patrons. Mm. Fitzpatrick, of Lansing, spent C. E. Bidlac is now in Muskegon where Sunday in the city with her husband. he Is handling a good string of horses with/ Maurice Grigsby and Herman Frost records from 2:l6Jf to 9:35. Bld says lidf is cuqlng here to the June races will?I jpent a few days at Gull Lake last week. Mrs. K. M. Bentley returned from a some of his best trotters and proposes to do all he can to make the meeting a big visit with Grand Rapids friends ^Monday. success. After July 1st he will have the. ^Messrs, Ira -VanValkenburg, Morse and handling of Geo. SL Clair, whom be -ex-/ Mason Nevens went to Gun Lake Saturpects to give a very low mark this season^ It was reported throughout the country Ventilating retituoung the regular -xatnluaUon •tn the ouicau Smead ncuuui Heating .auu .and tlDtii ?•«— - that ma. me .... will br argMtacd in art . heating and ventilating apparatus In the rure-l for secund and third grade J court house bad failed. Subsequent reF«r full |.Artlcutara. addrws. ports huwev’-r contradict the statement, ir.in,v Axnnt*« . ...... . . . . . . Hahuy B. axdhi -h or or a..d a draft which went to protest io this city soon after the failure has since been NaxbvHte. Mich paid by the company. ‘ LOCAL NEWS. James A. Sweezy was in Grand ^Monday. laat no pains have been spared to make this the best meeting ever held there. i: i.uifacturers this city f preached ... In the nuuic above vnurvii. church ......... . have formed , . a ; ..jn........... ,.u| will advance the price Sunday evening to a well filled house. Hls< Ml... -A bet tor* pulpit- and he dr■ .,1.. .]| the patent •■•H’'-1*1 • 'nrt 'loquenl and Ittatltlng A e ha'L on sale AH ine patent aermon. and waa tollowM with th. ckmat ;n--s advertised in this paper. attention by his audience. . i warranted to be nlleu as f will give five dollars tb For Sale or HenL Ma8ke<on The additional space In.the grand stand M. L. Cook was in Galesburg Tuesday 3ill be appreciated at thA races this year . hejudgea stand will be moved to the on business. east a little ways to give the'pedple a bet­ P. T. Coigrove Is in Minneapolis on le­ ter opportunity of seeing the finish of the gal business. iac«. John reetenen Ketcheni; of Nashville, spent Sun. • uunn The program for the spring meeting of day in the city, the Nashville Driving Park Association Is r~ Minor Layton spent Sunday in the out nnd has a good list of attractions. The city with friends. meeting will occur June 13th and Uth and ; Window Shades, we have a , ft. You cant help but ,,r5,.ll. We have reduced b> th-ojrpTo-n : i ick and prices. Come be given. All are Invited to be presint. tor yourself. Remember ' , . of cheao nancr ' ^*v- Robert A. Carnahan, of SL Paul, . tnt ist tear ol cheap paper, j fonn„r,y paMor of l(|e Presbylerlan chBrcb • ■■Il save you money on Physii'rescriptions. .Every pre• -■ . , personal mention. w^k“ SPCDM W“ J“ ieurge Rncfc has been appointed Super­ ,tn£ intending Constructor, on tbe ' ••Marble­ Mrs. S. J. McCllntoek went to Middle­ ville Tuesday night for a short visit with her mother. Miss Anna Layton, of Leslie, was the guest of Miss Flo Beadle Monday and Tuesday. George Walters, of Hastings, was the guest of Allegan friends this week.—Alle­ gan Journal. head,” one of the new cruisers to l>e con-, ‘York state Friday after a few days visit strueted b; the U. S. and ’ will have( with relatives. ’. t full charge of Its construction. The * CIRCULATION Marldehnad will be n cruiser exactly slml-.| ■'Dr. Clarence Lathrop is expected home ------- Detroit for a short visit the latter week, 75 quires | lar to the Detroit Uncle Sam got hold! from | of a good man when George t-nteretl the' °i ii*e WL*vfc1 service, and the^ fact is evidently appre­ Mr. ifnd Mrs. Frank Lush and children cafter, changes tor advertisemcnp> ciated. and Ml?s Laffie. of Homer, visited Mrs. reach thi- office Tuesdays at latest to ' Word was received here Sunday that Ryan over Bunday. iii-ertlon !u the ifoue of the week i Mrs. Win. Tinkler had died suddenly In Miss Emma Simpson went to Albion I Chicago while she was visiting her duugh- Tuesday to attend a concert in which Miss •.••;■, Mr. Emma Salsbury. fThe report Effa Simpson takes part. j proved to l>e fata*. It evidently starting Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gay, of Boston, . from the fact thut Mrs. Tinkler, was taken ! very suddenly and dangefonsly ill last visited with Chester Messer Sunday. They ; Saturday and the doctors have but little left Monday for Chicago. : hnp* of i;^r teeovery, although' her Mr„ Wakely, of London. England, is ex­ races June । L-.«nd* Lope .for fbc best. . pected on Saturday to pay a visit to Rev. A.. D. Grigsby and family. ■: ' .< J buckwheat and .western ; Among > -me of the flyer.i that wiii be Orno Strong, the genial editor of the • . ..l Stauffery. pres. nl nt the races are" S. ,1. Fletcher. . ! Grernvllh*. record 2n!3 and Lady Belle. West Coast Trade, of Tacoma. Washln... . PKj-mrl... baby MM, |Tira. was when the flyers ton. was In the city last week. 1 Vianet«. ’ould only be seen'by a visit'to the large Miss Kate Giddings, daughter of Lelnt i l inker i- preparing the foundation . ♦•iti—which demanded quite an outlay. Gov. Giddings, of Lansing, has been ....................... tbe old court• housewj.l , This year we will'have attractions equally visiting Miss Helen Mlltapaugh. , -as good at our own city, which can be seen Qr. and Mrs. G. W. Lowry aud Mr. and ; for only a ubmtnal sum by attending the Uni.1! c:i:ik» ’the largest Mrs. Chas. Hoyt returned Monday from races June 22, 23 and 21th. -•.< ■ k nt chiidn-n-, ho-w- you will find i jtwo weeks’ visit at the world's fair. If you are going Io build call on W. E. / Mrs. W. N. Chidester and Miss Una Allgeo. atJris office In the Empire block, ...Lt-; strevl. running north aud south | where he/an be found every evening af- Quinn leave Monday for a weeks’ visit d- I .. Williams residence has-been put । with Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Young at Alle, ter eighro’clock, and who will always be ; glad to furnish estimates on building. All Mrs. Edward Powers. Miss Rose Good­ 1 .;•• l.JI team wa.-? organized in the work that he dues is finished up in a f wok that will MKin be open for good workmanlike manner. His extrusive year, Mrs. D. McOmber and Miss Arloa experience in building enables him tn give left Tuesday for a visit to Chicago and the the lowest prices consistent with good fair. • Koger- X- Co. carry a full line of work and he Is well posted on all the la­ Mesdames W. D. Hayes, P. T. Coigrove. 1 t-ri'-.H .tod give all customers their soap test styles of architecture and can certain­ W. H. Schantz and W. R. Cook attended •eot charge. , ly please you. tbe wedding of Miss Maude Bartley in ’• .i'ii r.l Fred I,. Heath’s and get asamp'e While riding or walking about the city Albion yesterday. . ...f Dr. Scales anti-eunstlpation one can not help being impressed with the P. A. Hahn shook hands with a few beautiful lawns and trees they see on friends in the city Monday. - He----was— on \ aajsmoke Ed. Powers No. 8$ cigar. every side. Hastings has “been rightfully his way to Jackson where he has _ accepted the same; always the best 5 cebt called "The Beautiful Valley,” and It is a position in tbe freight depot of the M. u..r in the United States. especially beautiful at this time of thy C. R. R. ‘ •ait loo.ooo fish were received in the year. As time goes on people realize Geo. Fleming, of Philadelphia, was In . >nt unlay from the state tlsh hatchery more and more what a profitable invest­ the city, last week. He reports Mrs. ment lhe city water wurks are. and with 1 planted near the city. health, nnd Its aid the well kept lawns are a source of . Fleming rteming ns ns much uiucu improved ..up.v.«.w in ......... ........... . - ;; 50c tea, the Royal Garden has no pleasure and pride to Ils owner as well as she Is planning to spend part of the sum­ --------------j mer | n Hastings. ra-r nnd its equal Is seldom seen. ‘ to tbe entire city. Cook «ft Cook. /The Hastings High school Alumni ban­ Good, gooder. goodlest Royal Garden jour russet shoes look shabby? Try quet will be held ns usual this year * im• Buv-h polishing Paste. Il will make 'mediately following the graduating exer­ tea« . Cook & Cook. : ■ • i'i li>ok tike new. Woolley and Bron- cises. Friday June 23rd, and will take u have it. . place on J. P. Roberts’ lawn on corner of We take no stock in Royalty but the ’• in- work of tilllug in the court yard is Broadway and W. Center Sts. The Pre*- Royal garden tea Is the best 50c train the • t i'-sing rapidly and already one cau byteiian ladles will serve tbe supper nnd market. J Cook & CboK. ■ !-■••«■ much II wdl add to the appear- this coupled with the fact that Shirley Smith will act as toast master will be a ..-uurt yard. ’ We acknowledge receipt of the Mich­ jreeat drawing card. A great effort is be­ • inp.ye their goods and prices with ing made to make this one of the most igan Manual for 1803. As usual it Is '■••j - and you will wuuder how Jos. Rog- pleasant reunions held in many years and bound In red aud chuck full of statistics on most every subject After making a a- Co. <;ull give away soap free of It is earnestly hoped that all who can will free distribution there Is most always a urge. But they do It just the same. make a special effort to be present few left which were sold at a nominal 'A lien toll worn and weary a cup of Due of our-ptomluent society young pr e • until the late Daniel Soper started In ic\ai garden tea restores energy and ladies in this city who has more ambition the brokerage business. makes you teef that It has no equal. than experience In the hbusework line This morning as Mrs. Hiram Jones and Cook A Cook. was left by her mother to light the gaso­ a lady friend were driving near the Mich­ 2 hen-is no bluff, no brag, no uuder line stove and get dinner. While she was igan Central stockyard, their horse became i"., .. . out what can be proven by trying tdrnlng the gasoline on she heard a friend ■uddenly frightened aud broke into a vio­ calling her from across the road and lent run, getting entirely beyond control. Royal Garden tea. 50c per pound. hastened to the door leaving the gasoline The animal made n complete wreck of tbe At Cook & Cook’s. running. After a friendly chat about the Vide from selling groceries at tlie low weather, her dog and other matters dear baggy* and Mra- Jone8 WB8 thrown to the ground with such force as to break the • >t prim Jos, Rogers 6c Co. give ail cus to feminine hearts sho returned and lit the i<.mrn» ihdr soap free 'of charge. Why burner. The result was a flash and an en­ thlrhboneof one of her limbs, and was badly bruised beside. It is also feared ’!"n't you become one ot their customers? tire clearing off of the hair from her hands that she sustained serious Internal Injuries. I h<« city Marshall is around calling on ami arm*. Fortunately this was all and Medical aid was promptly summoned, and Rose whose nidewalks are poor. That Is the young lady is now congratulating her­ everything possible Is being done for her. Tight. Tin- city can't afford to pay many self <«n her narrow escape from a horrible Miss Gertrude Pendergast gave a very -A'lt'O judgments from defective side­ death. delightful Musical last evening at her walks ' J. C. Cole has spared neither time nor homo In the second ward in honor of her A ill Custer 1.ad the misfortune' to fall money to-make the races, which will take I friend Mlsa Scars, who js a very aecom•’"hi a scaffold while al work nn a bonne place June 22, 23rd and 94th. a great suc­ 1 Dllshed vlolhilsL He' solos performed on " 'he -econd ward, breaking his collar cess I# every way. Ho has already se­ the violin completely captivated those ;’*“1 uiil be laid up several weeks for cured'a fine list of attractions and all who 1 present and show that she has a remark­ attend; will be sure and get their money’s able talent In this direction. From the worth!each day. Hastings Is recognized accompaniments on the piano of Mbs ’Hy Cook is preparing to grade his as a good horse town—not a oue horse ’ ' I ■'••on «- rii.- work on tbe lull by his town by any means though—and. the peo­ Gertrude and her Instrumental solos, it Is ennph-ted. This will be a great ple should give Mr. Cole liberal encour­ nlalu tn "<’•* that she has made rapid Im­ i;,|i*r>|v«mrut and add umeb to the looks agement In the way of large attendance, provement since attending the Boston Conservatory of music. The vocal solos 1 : li> (.lywrty, because be is entitled to IL He risks all of Mrs. Belle Hendershott and Mrs. Frank 1 ‘i- -bine me. ting o( rhe >tale Horlieui- the money to furnish the amusement The, Hams were rendered in their usual ®*ocl! ' J so. Irty will be held inahelby, Oceana races last year derw large numbers from lent manner. Mn-. Carrie Goodyear and 1 ’" "‘I) tbe Hill. XI,.J jflth. Tlie-people of abroad who can* here and spent their rjna Qnlnn acting as accompanists S1'vll»y will (-utertalu- all vir-itifts free of money and wertf well satisfied for the out­ on the piano in n most satisfactory way. 'Jiarge. Tin- irevtlnK promises to-be lay. The peopfe should do all in their After the musical program was completed, J' ry Interesting and w-me able papers will power to make the races a big success. light refreshments were served. The r rr*d.bv pruieasgmhi tome of the lend­ Mr. W. F. Adams, of Lowell, who gave even! ng was most envjyably spent by al satisfaction ing coll-ges of the country. E. C.-Reid of such -excellent ----------------------------—- VIlast year as present. Ala gan, i3 the secretary of the society. Judge, will officiate again thto year. Hotel property In Woodland. Call on or address L. C. Cavanaugh, Woodland, Mich. Fanner* Attention. On Saturday June 10th. at 1 o’clock p. m. there will be a grand tree exhibition of the piano harvester and binder with the fly wheel attachment The exhibition will take place on Main st and you cannot afford to miss IL R. B. Richaiids, Agt. Harried. LA WHENCE-I>KPHRA8TBB. Married al <31. W. Lovelle HL, Kalamazoo, Mich, by Rev. Wm.D. Tomklnson, Mr. Charles H. Law­ rence and Miss Margarei Depreaster. both parties of Hickory Corners. Barry County. Michigan, on toe 1st day of June, 1891 "Joy and prosperity n then* " Wm. d. Tomkinsox. When in GRAND RAPIDS stop at .J. N. Burroughs wishes to announce that he has bedding and flower plants of all kinds for sale cheap, and Is prepared to furnish cut flowers on application and at opposlto UNION DEPOT. Xl.tea «S.OO Pel D.y. lowest rates. Pre, BuZMe TrAMfer. New IlooeA Write or call on him at bis green bouse Steam Heat and Electric Bella. tn 1st ward, Hastings, Mich. BEACH A BOOTH. THE KENT CARPETS CAN BE WELL I Ladles’ WaiGhes, Gents’ Watches, Sous’ Watches. A I The Reliable Jeweler. ' Furniture and Carpet Emporium. Lowest prices. F. R. FftNGOfiST, Ml McCOY’S Latest styles. Violins, Guitars and Banjos. stock of the best strings obtainable. BOUGHT ••••AT.... f Over 200 Styles of Newest and Latest Designs. STRAW ’ HATS. * I F you want the latest straw hat in the market g<^ to E. W. Morrill & Co’s. See our show window for styles. Respectfully yours, " . E. W. nOKRILL, & CO. ONE PRICE CLSTNIERS. ’’[THIS lable on.clothes means the best—in style. make, fit —everything.” R. K. Qrant �” ASTiNGS Banner. to win saw® ....... TBEDASiSHDiSPtn SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Pwurncwr Train Ilan* Into * Streetcar. SERIES OF FOREIGN FETE DAYS IN­ One Kliletl and Thru* Injured. Thursday, June 8, 1893. Chicago. June 8.—A horsecar of the AUGURATED. Chicago City railway line going cast on An Extra Session of Congress Sixty-ninth street was struck by a Rock COOK BRO«..Propnetor». About 3.300 «fen nnd Women from tb’ Island passenger train. One occupant Will Be Called. LUtta Kingdom Marcb.ta Marie Alans of the streetcar was instantly killed the Highway* of the Whlla City. and three seriously hurt. Krupp'* Gun Pavilion Opened. The dead: Unknown woman, about Chicago, June 6.—It. fell to the lot 25 years of age. The injnrad: F. G. Bull, two Hba of the little kingdom of Denmark to in­ broken and internally hurt; Clara Ellis, augurate the uerieeof foreign fete dny>. both arms broken; Edward Fitzgerald, which more than anything eke driver of streetcar, internal injuries. presocH npon the casual observer th< The accident is said to have been duo to the negligence of the gatekeeper at cosmopolitan character of the world B fare and Prosperity. the crossing, W. D. DeNormady, who fair visitors and the uni venial scope of Washington, Jjxne C.—The president failed to lower tho gat4*s on the approach the undertaking. This was the Daman said in reply to a direct question by a of the train. The car carried bnt six Fourth of July, and the sturdy people reporter of the United Press that he in­ passengers. While the car was crossing celebrated in a democratic, independ­ tended to call aniVextra. session of con-the track the driver saw the approachent way. on a scale far exceeding W gress not earlier than the lat nor later jDg train and whipped up his horses in demonstration of Danes which ever than tlie 15th of September, unless un- his effort to get away. The passengers took place in America. More sons ami expected contingencies should necessi-; on the train saw the danger and rushed daughters of Denmark were brought tate an earlier meeting. ' f°r the rear end to make their escape. together in festival tuil .than the na­ Prauident Cleveland further ealdi Brfora they cnul.i do thia ft "WLtla riiktm -h.TO luuin rtra mvelnronr Struck the «ftr end of tllO CUT. hjirling tionality would probably muster on Mrs. William Lohr While tht re has been no mystery or * sidewalk and against the fence any other occasion in any other countr Qt Fncpml, IJL. bepm to fall rapidly, lost aff MCTeo-inragMdtomyinteutioninthi. TOfeetaway. The-ndSeu jolt threw u outside of the kingdom ini which he matter for I think it not amiss that our i^y passenger directly in front of the once lived. More than 5.800 of then appctlto and got into a serious condition from She could not eat vegts people should be informed authorativol y engine, which in an instant was upon came to see the fair and to hear th; Dyspepsia tables or meat, and even that the time is at hand when their rep-. her and she was ground to a shapeless patriotic addresses and music provided toast distressed her. Had to give up house­ resentatives in congress should be mass bem-ath the wheels. Assistance for the occasion. -, , work. In a week alter taking called upon to deal with a financial con-' was soon at hand and the unfortunate ।. The feature feature oi of venm«*» Denmark s day wks uuuuuMiw The — dition which is the only menace to the ' were rescu-d from mn the wreck and taken of 3 men women, j their wounds ( « whwm (n They country’s welfare and prosperity. | to a house near Iby where ’ “ She felt a Mttl® better. Could keep more food "It is well for the people to take up were dressed. inarched to music on the highways of on her stomach and grow stronger. She took the subjects for themselves and arrive I ---------PUT -------------_ STATEMENT the White City with the flags of Den-; 3 bottles, has a good appetite, gained 22 Um., at their own conclusions as to the PUBLIC DEBT EBT STATEMENT, STATEMENT. | Uniu?d stateS gytog R1de does her ?rork easily. Is now In perfect health. merits of a financial policy which ‘ it Show* a Failing off Fur May of Over side. If the greater nations or: HOOD’8 PtLU8 «r« toe be«t after-dlonet obliges us to purchase idle silver bullion 8700,000. i Europe and American organisations ; nils. They assist dJgcsUoa and cure headache. with gold taken from reserve. One wJotneedthe ’mour ’S'. ’ta^cieitol WkSUlXOTOX. Jane t-th. pnbiio ; ute taUmi »■«> ^riUbo th--1 does, not need the eye of a financier to I thus subtracted from debt statement just issued ,nd pupmir features "I I see thnt—thii 1- gold;_____________ ‘-------------------------------------------------------------- shows that ^ZOVernninnt stock Ktnr.k is in eagerly norrnrlv seized aoixnrl there tl.nrn was wna a t» net nnf Aart-onra* at $739,425.99 Sw3'J.-l25.9'J Qn the Btl^K in festival hall, i th(Fgovernment decrease of by other 7nations for. the purpose of . during -------------------------------------------------uunug the luu month uwuiu of u» May. .»aj. Of this ‘ where the ceremonies took place, were ftron athonintr thair a~ _________ a strengthening their--rra-Wk credit«1atr>nw ourm»_ ex-I _. I $557,175.50 was r.in the amount uf the • ^e exposition orchestra and Conductor 1 “ Tha Niagara FalU Route.” wn5<?’ I bonded indebtedness of the government I Thomas, the Danish singing societits ' ‘ike taX6,’tbZ ’ ol ------------. .. tacra-. ; _ _« I. i“,i'u>7 telfowi»y:TColor —«— Colonel M. Meyer j awMB.upou tte eoutin-raora.at ft ftMMy. Th. ; otDramMkT^W^. of Denmark, C. Michelson, president of , ujAiii mu vuiuiuuuuuu ui ------- . -- *— ----------,,, x,, , ,. ’ the Danish commission: Thomas B. | operation. . Already the timidity of bearing debt increased 8.MX): dent on 1 ' ident of the exposition: | | Hr van, vice president capital is painfully ‘apparent, and none ' which interest has ceased singe man. Dreier. *z,wa. Danish Ln consul at Chi­ ' Otto A. of us can fail to see that fear and np- 1 turity decreased 837,480. and tlie debt cago, and rakli.tr other m-nn.ini* prominent Danes. Ke orchestra ployed Niel W Gode s prehension in monetary circles will bearing no interest .$619,695.50. The |o.to lojn.lp m.lp.m.|p.m Hastings.......................I xm| s 37|12.oe| j.b3( lot ultimately bring suffering to every aggregate and noninterest bearing debt overture, ••Ossian.’ and the “Vikings, I May 81 was $961,750,888.63; on April M. A GILLMAN. Loe*’. Agent, Hastlag* hnmble home in our lahd. by J. ?. E. Hartmann. President C. ■•I think that between now and tile 80 it was $962,407,7G4.13. Michelson delivered an address of wel­ meeting of congress which depends j The certificates and treasury notes come in the Danish language. Com­ FORi'KUrn r'a'fVdh upon tlie action of those engaged in offset by an equal amonnt of cash in missioner Byran spoke for the exposi­ financial operations and business enter- ] the treasury outstanding at.the end of tion and welcomed the jieoplc. Profes­ prises, our vast national resources the month’ was $594,531,017, an In- sor Hillested gave three piano selection.". and credit are abundantly sufficient to crease creese of $1,485,604. Tho total cash in Mrs. Dreier sang, the Danish singinu Si. — ... iu a.l, — nluiost 4-.1UV. —.-X the .a .tre«sury wm rM.lSS.WK-W, juktifk Uiein lite fuilh —and I SsKLE., —,, societies rendered'“There kingi^Se is ft Land." J PARIS U. Prop'r. eunfi/rare. If It instead iMte^otl«„ K fright fri^bte­ «*»«*“•■ •g" ft I^ ^."d^uineSTu confidence. of being ened they are conservative, and if in­ l® i verse each of Denmark’s nationai song ; stead of jgloomily anticipating im­ ’< ® nnd BanntT.a Dennd “Star Simnirtal manufSn^s Indi mediate disaster they contribute their , 749.32 in gold coins and bars, the total Hood’s Sarsaparilla Michigan Central .. Tiaw.ft'WKH'si i»6fl|£c tieale Cures Constipation Why Suffer? When you can be Cured share of hope and steadiness they will .t thu.doM WirocWM.MW.a. ot perform a patriotic duty, and at the 1 Mlver there waa an increase of $5,173. same time time protect protect their their own own interest. interest. 874.4*8. ' Of 'the* Turpins "therei’wm iii same Things ju.it uow needed are coolness natior.-I bankdep.Stories 811.M9.H2.54 -----C- W------------- - —_ - ----- —~unuu.ui iMkiiMui-imr-sixi svr, vi I .S..O1 and nalninMi: <-iw>1»a and ami against 811.27U.696.69 , ,¥•■> mut m> .. »v.. and calmness in in fintnmal financial circles at a. tile ...,i end of the stead}- and reflection among our previous month. people.” । ____________________ . „ ................. . —r ...X... MU..™, A New Railroad. r,,,,,,-.,,-., T„w„ r Northfield. Minn., Juno 6.—The ' last snrvev has been made from I ernme”t troops stationed at Tgpiaccluo Rochester to Willman a distance of 1(W ol^er In tbnt imction are wagtag a war of extonninatien upon all “u,"»“d.ot#h<7.Pw*”« •‘«PP«*.'d to fOT ths souJhSn MhXJJta •haveiNi^cmmtalmthereyolunwyent. DomSd lirintlf Faribl^nriSidSt^ S?Yh,ich??ok Plat?’,ln th,lt °! 8Hry ^“Id a ceremony here and the ’rheT.ihiuT’is^JthJ an\ lOrinalltV. 1 nt eXlUUlt IS OI. Hie , west ride of Columbian avenue near the ' south entrance. The exhibit repn-sents <b« “< unite the city of Copen­ hagwi and on each side is shown tho j coat of arms of the Kingdom of Den| raark ^th the oftnjsh Around . ()n t]ie north wall there is a series of ^mings and copies of sculptures. 1 The big Krupp* pavilion away down to the south end of the grounds was fJ• * the public without the form- • Thousands arc suffering -with Torpid Livcr-the symptoms are Depression of Spirits, Indiges­ tion, Constipation, Headache. tae StVs?M VmdWuR^rlb ! ^Xarilv^o : alM •? ° 27^ “7“°^ Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator dent ------------ --------------- ....d Duluth, is pi„.- . of tho mm’ turn? Mt Pan! «.,•!1 I without ^Ton* trial. ;'^v, V? n Hnni’n»pl> an<»t exhibit Consists of l« guns from Krupps !??;. Tha Knuth St?® 2itobmlt to Willms S' tiril I W It1 was wn3 nt Tvmacchio Essen works. The chief interest in t\ie is a reliable remedy for/Liver tel?! Sron। wd line will whol^’eI indian* display centers about the big 124 ton • i a\lirert ' 1 ,.,,7—------uie wuuiesiue massacre ot inaian* Disorders. It cures thousands __ \0 ^11 “? I, by occurred about ^uwuii, au<i ♦aU1 a lurect uue will P® De / run hv Mexican Mortain sobliera uJJtaru rw-ramwl nlwtt a * every year; why not trj? . i'lhx A,c^Pit?1 W «KO. The population of the toWn I VrXu ’ >? Q * l “ 1,y J ' c 'r wns abont 2.500 jiersunB. All that now | Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator? !ilen<< au‘1 *he business men of •, remains of the place is the pretty i Chicago, Juno 3.—One hundred and Your Druggist will supply you. southern Mmnftwta are to give the ■ chnrch edifice, which was not mMl ^u, ..v. twenty-five cadets from the Michigan 'Military academy at . _t Orchard Lake, command of uf voiuuei Colonel .1. J. numSum> under ium.it the ; n-comniunu oi R°w”s hiivo baTf nrriv. S’"""1 th" ■■' url'r* ru-r Rii'/pr* fair m..<md« and liavy s-oni- Into camp on the Midway plaisanco. The Iwys i arc hen-to tec the fair and at the Mini­ : time eslabliah a model military ™mp <$•* ,,ir the next fortnight will i.- one ' '? ,?• attraction, at the w.aCud of the Midway. They will remain i-n-amp until ’ Jyne IS. when the graduating exfrriae,. oj the.rt-mur claaa will be held in Music Hall' aud the cadets will return to their smrw, after wnton Rev. Anna Garlin homes fur tlie summer vacation. yffi'.^rh.x^l The vTS “f ?th Washington. June 6.—The following A’ L‘v,en,uore a»d Miss Susan B. Anthony and bene- an; the postoffice appointments for Michigan: M. B. Granger, to succeed diction by Rev. Dr. Lawrence. W. C. Hnggett, removed, at Belle River, *•» St. Clair^ounty; xvuui) , C. v. W. ... Crowe, V rOWV, Chicago, June 5.—The impremion is 1 E. succeed E. Allen, resigned, ------- ... W. Allen, resigned, at at county; E. ” E. « Rangrowing that the man who committal Chilson. TLivingston ----------- -------------— suicide by jumping from a rowboat into ney, to succeed C. W. Co6k. resigned, at Rives Junction, Jackson county; A. the lake in Lake View was Herman F. Wakefield, to succeed D. Kirkendall, Schaffner, the missing linker. The resigned, nt Roy. Alcona county; James theory is further substantiated by 11 Lindsay, to succeed Mrs. Amelia young man who called at the Central Lindsay, removed, at Smith’s Creek. St station and said that ho was positive Clair county; Catherine Sutton, to suc­ that Mr. Schaffner was the man who ceed C. F. Halsey, removed, at .Warren, rental the boat at Andres’ boathouse Macomb county. near the foot of Diversity street and rowed into the lake. Furniture Factories Shut Down. Cincinnati. June 5.-A11 of the ?0 or Dropped Head at u Wedding. more furniture manufactories, except New Yorjc June 5,—Henry Vedder the Robert Mitchell Furniture comof Jersey Qty, while {n attendance puny and the Huss Brothers' Furniture upon the marriage of Ids niece, droutad company have shut down because of to the floor dead. Mr. Vedder woain tile workmen striking for a &-hour .lay. the southern navy during the civU>ar Both sides are determined and the sus­ and was on board the Alabama infher pension of business threatens to con­ encounter with tbe Kearsarge. He tinue all this year or longer. The fac­ entertained the company with several tories employ over 7.000 hands, with a war memories and had just finished the weekJy payroll of $105,000. The lock­ M°Ck aSr *n'1 °"r when ■“ out will involve 8.000 employes. other half., by the troops. Misers are not confined to one class of the community, but have been at least ns common to the higher ranks as to the lower. John. Churchill, first duke of Marlborough, was the greatest soldier in Europe, yet when he was on old man, in order to save sixpence from carridfee hire, he would walk from the public rooms In Bath to his hotel in all kinds of weather. He died worth ll.QQO.OOO, which reverted to his bitterest eiiemy, his grandson, Lord Tmtojts.—Cassell's Journal. Accommodating. Guest—Great Scott, mon! Can't yon bo more careful? You have spilled the sauce .all over my topcoat. Waiter—Beg pardon, sir, I am sure. I’ll pay for It, air. Guesta-How will you pay for ItT Waiter—I won't charge it on the check, sir.—Truth. Tutting on the Price. A'London woman well known In society opened a curiosity shop. Cue day a friend came in and left an umbrella which hod cost fifty shillings, lie returned to find tbe handle of it in the window labeled “Antique Venetian silver umbrella mount­ ing, ten guineas.”—Philadelphia Ledger. Priscilla—They ray that the hand that rocks tbe cradle is tbe hand that rules the world. . Prunella—Well, they are net quite right. The hand that cradles the rocks is the hand that rules tho world. -Kate Field's Wash­ ington. __________________ A great point In the pursuit of garden­ ing or tbe study of flowers is the relaxa­ tion it affords from other mental occupa­ tions. It is the universal testimony that nothing eqnals such studies.—Meehan’s Monthly. ________________ The average dqration of lives In the United States Is 41.8 years for storekeepers, 48.5 yean for teamsters, 44.0 years for sea­ men, 47.3 years for mechanics, 48.4 years for merchants, 52.0 years for lawyers and 64.2 years for farmers. Cleanliness means more than washing the hands and face and body. It means the keeping uf one’s surroundings free from influences which must taint the air we breathe, our food and our drink. There is a chestnut tree In Mansfield, Conn., whose circumference m the roots is M feet, and the diameter of the spread of bnincbi-s in one direction h* 100 feet. Its height is 80 feet. . Whisky will take out every kind offruit stain. Tableclothsand napkins which have become almost mined by stains may be rer <t»irvd by pouring wnisky upon them be। »re washing. Eastpart (Me.) sardine factories consume 8,000 |M*rrels of cottom-ccd oil in a season in tbapruceaa of turning small herring into At the time of the Persian warsail Greek wore long hair tied cu the top of the bwd in a knot and fastened with a hairpin < wo swiicnnirn Killed. _ . , „ Memphis, Jnu., 0,-Fnd Crook and r’"I w’,h TL n Alexander Watsoa, two mvitebmen in ' h ^'W>as the einnlnu nf the RftnnUi ritv Port ; *xercU5«® and earnest addresses by three Scot, E I w 1 i’ 1 ! cbiiaent women, the throe days'worlds kill"! here inM^£dd-5?iIt7SnllSJ ■ ' '"'K7'" ■“ ««intereat of eocial purity hor51,lJte'.Y.rM 2 morement was brought to a close in the tSfi.bSrtTf 2 2X7wfeVJ, MotColumlm. at the art inatitute. rX «ur*d and te1 Po»dl <* N™ York oI»nol rail-, .pr^td and the nmping the lneelin(! with brief remark, on the the trucXburied its front’d^ptato » "ef tyT!"r *“ ?" th“ ront <t(MH> .nto an . " .— . the ..-----~ . exerembankment Both men crl.v. * -x congress. Devotional " m.ehneLe,^s into the earth The weight of the engine carried the bodies several feet , into the ground and it required hours 1 of toil to recover their remains. ------------------------------. . Ku Route to Chicago. Hahrisbubg. June 0.—Immediately after the departure from Jersey City of the train Iwaring the Princess Eulalia and party to Chicago, breakfast was served in the private carjoccnpied by the princess. The princess was pretty well tired out by the week’s stay in New York and -enjoyed the trip along the Juniata. Crowds gathered at many of the stations and in some places the princess greeted them from the rear platform. Supper was served at Al­ toona. UouUanu Revolution Knded. New Obdeans, June 8.—The Break­ water has arrived froxo Honduras and brings the news that the revolution is at an end.nnd that everything is quiet All the rebel leaders with one exception have fled into Nicaragua and San Salva­ dor. There is much aatisfaction along the coast aud business is resuming its nominal state. General V. Vasquez the minister of war, is still acting presi­ dent. Braceville, Ills., June 6.—Ephriam Demedian, a miner oftiiis place, mur­ dered his wife 'discharging the con­ tent* of a heavily loaded ahotenn into her breast and then, to escape justice, deliberately reloaded the weapon and blew his own brains out Demedian has been in ill health for some time and has been a hard drinker. Silver Pnrchaaad. Washington, June 0.—The treasury department purchased .YW.OW) ounces of silver as follows: Twenty thousand ounces at .88U0; 100,QUO at .8308; 225 000 at .8310; 100.000 at .8312. The offers were l,2'J2,OtM) ounces. The purehasta thus far this month amount to 1,170 000. Behi.lv, June 0.—In the meeting of the diplomatic circle Um? emperor re­ marked that under no circumstancwi would he countenance proposals to limit the suffrage fur the purpose of strengthening the government in the reichntag. Silver Dollars Is»u,hI. Washington, June O.-The iraoe of standard silver dollars from the mints and treasury offices during tlie week ending June 3. 1893. was 849; for corresixxiding period in 1892, .$3»l'j.<:-09. ‘ Waathar ~ ' For lower and Ippcr Michigan—Fair; ---.T—-Michigan; westerly to northerly winda. POTmiLl* Pu., June l-The fly, Berlin. June 5.—A cartload of gun­ mteS.” d™",n *2 r? ,he b":’ powder was exploded on a street of “ . L FR If? t.be >“» h»l( it Muy Kern, Rhenish Prussia, by a spark Bn< '* •°t June show uu aver* J*0.mcn on the were *treot»2.:» 7-10. nuking the bi“,o( w«ra:l per cent below ite killed and 13 other persons were injned, several ao severely that they will ■ahich te l per cent below tbe wngra not recover. Thirty houses were dam­ 1 » til"1 Y1001^ In view "f t*ct that th- rale, agent- adrunced the price aged by the explosion. .» of coal much dwaaliafw tion is expfSS Old Man Sulrldm. •niOTg tho miners of the SchiylHU Indianapolis. June 5.—George Dep­ uty. GO years old. a wealthy farmer of 'O lli B. 1..1W<m7~ Jenmng county, committed suicide at I.touxabolw. June d.-Priraj, ad. the Castle hotel, this city, by hanging. rices from within the Howanl county For many yq.ni Deputy ™ in grand jury room are to the < fleet thut ploy «>f the Ohio and Mississippi raii- mwtment. will be returned sgsTuat wway teWgraph department, and the town * C1UIM-. Zimri Dwi -ghm of tofamhv “ naniwl in ^on,r John W Puna and S. Walder. fur'Sdr PEOPLE FRIGHTENED. Vnfoamlod Ru««• “« BoB “ Several Bank* rwiraGO June 8.-WUd and unCh,c^' { impending financial founded ruinorb ot iinpvu disaster caused a senseless run on i hanlrs in Chicago. Those chiefly KSX State B«»k or Hibernian Sarin*, ban*- 'h» Svine. bank, the Union Trot com^Pjifbank *n<l the Dlinui. Trart and Sviuc bank. Under X,n^ it i. no tho circmnnf banker, to ur that they all withstood the strain. Where the rumore sprang fr°m “ ® mvitery. It io no mystery how they ..i -.(Mflro ia no ouicker in its fiifznt tnan ruxuui ----- —-— fling at the banks, vhiether malice or ignorance inspired the rumors is un­ known. bnt whichever it was wns instantaneous and widespread. Fortunately the effect was uncomfortable crowding in the bank­ ing rooms, tn pushing and hauling among excited depositors seeking to withdraw their money and to gather* ing of curious crowds upon the side­ walks outside tho banks. Errrything Iu Reodinw* Chicago, June 0.—The members of the council committee on the entertain-. went of the Princess Eulalia have per­ fected the details of the reeeutionprograni. The exact hour of the arrival of tho princess is not yet known. Ex-Mayor Washburn and Hobart G. Chatfleld-Tnvlor will meet tbe train at Grand Crossing and act as an escort to the Union depot, where the entire mnnlci|ial government of the city of Chicago will welcome the infanta. After . receiving the salutations of Mayor Harrison she will be driven to her hotel, the Palmer House. A» the carriage containing the infanta wheels into Michigan avenue she will be greeted by h salute from a battery sta­ tion on the lake front. Shipment uf Silver Coin. Washington, June 8.—The shipment of fractional silver coin for the month of Mar. 1893. was 8’86,708; for the cor­ responding period" in 1892, $946,838. NEWS IN BRIEF- A Condensation of In terr, ting Happenings Throughout tho Country. The Fnndu«ky Savings bank at San­ dusky. O., has el<M-d its doors. At Otaego a . freight train ran into the pajiertniil. knocking out a big wall. There Is an epidemic of suicides in Phila­ delphia, 10 being reported iu the past week. Eli Currier was drowned while crossing the ov<-r near the wagonworks at Chat­ ham, Ont. The president, has appointed Charles H. Mansur of Missouri to lx* second comptroll'-r of tlie treasury. Rev. K. S. Dtiner. a minister at Bates­ ville. Ark., has Ixt-n arrested for forging notvs and murtjgagtn. President Cleveland luu* appointed Charles W. Dayton ot S’ew York city to be pot>tmasu-r of that city. Rainmaker Jewell of the. Rock Island road reports another rain at Meade. Kan., as a result of his efforts. Andy Bpw.*n and Stanton Abbott/ will have a glove contest nt New Orleans for a Ki.OUI purse on Aug. 17. During .Mr. Carlisle’s absence from Washington Aad iant Secretary Hamlin Is acting secretary of the treasury. Tbe winner of the American derby at Chicago un June 34 will scoop in 150.006— tlie richest derby ever run in tbe world. The failures ot Frank A. I-apjx-n&Compan}- and tbe Plnnkingttm bank of Mil­ waukee will be lnveq|igated by the grand . jnry. I The Kansas Grain compata of Kansas City, the greatest buyer uf gh»m iu the world, has failed. Assets and liabilities are large. The trial of Miss Lizzie Borden, charged with the murder of her father and step­ father at Fall River, Mass., is iu progress at New Bedford. Cornelius Ford of South Bend, Ind., fatally shot his sister Itraause she caused his arrest for asaociatiug with people of questionable character. A counterfeit 42 treasury, note, imitating the scries of 1881. checkletter "B." has made its appearance. Treasury officials state that the counterfeiter is in custody. Miss Myra Kennedy of Kentucky, who entered a t .tthuiic convent at Mansfield. O., six years ago, has renounced tlie veil and became a student in the Ada normal school. The pan-American medical congress will cunvenr*at Washington Sept. 5.7 Fully *,<*» physicians will tie in attendance, a majority from the South und Central' Atucric-m stales. At Baltimore—Baltimore, 5; Louisville, 3. At Philadelphia—Philadelphia, 8; Cin­ cinnati, 0. At New York—New York, 10-, St. Louis, 5, At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 5; Chicago, 7. At Boston-Boewn, U. Cleveland, 10. THE MARKETS. Fur Jun. a. _ Detroit. UK AT—No. 3 red. 63suc: Julv Cblrar, rm.Utaa. acuate; Sap- teSJteJ7i“,-3W'i S0kiT>^“M' W<5 Jnlj' 3r*'i Stptimtar. ’Tten.ter. TOO TO. *” Ulla-Jul,. to SO; Cattle—Weak. • ... »'TK. September, ’ connection with tho Greentown bank. PiHLAD^U’HiA^'June 2.—In accord­ ance with a rireuJar iraued by Secretary of the irwwr.ry Uirlbde, United 8tat<4 (. omniiwtoner Edmunds has tamed war­ rants for tin- arre.-»t of six Chineselaborera. The wnrrnets wre tamed under the act of of Aug. G, 1«82. nn<i not under tne Gekry act. Wheeling, June 3.—The residence of Jamcn Me; hi Rohner iu Parbersburg T»vlm>oanty wa. .truck by llqhtnmr Two chiHren.'TOTOl' and S penftd. Tho other memtera of th. fumly had a narrow escape. Hot Day Iu Naw York. ’“““•-New York was ”p'11. «"■> there ™ o ? ?“*«■”» !■> consequent:.. U wm the hottest day of the raarso far PtenVti^dft^Ck^ will vi.it the World’* Fair New Yom, June S.-The Anstrim, here. She will ’1^ rakenr'i'Vk'1”1 th* “tt^eutewinbe «en in detachments torisit the wrildh .. . - U4WUU. fc; ‘<B*S Cohn—No. 2, cash. aat,> WXc; July, J. B. Wilson. 871 Clay Sl Sh*m.i Px., ran b. will not be Wltl.».n nrPK “?■ New Dlworery tor ootnumi.u,,,, ud oolda that II .and bl. «»,. ,£■“ ibrrateft with pneumoui. ot “la «Tlppe." when varlou. fdlf* “I11 FhrMeiaite bad ...njft: no good. Hobert Darter, or cXJS' ft, claim. Dr. Kin,'. New bl^”^ done him more good lh.„ ever umiI for lung trouble. it. Try R. nre trial Ixiltlr, ,t lv u dn“[ *■”«« hottie, tel' aud Si.00. ‘ -t*Klectrlc Bitten. ThU rcutedy I. teromlng and w popular a. to oral l;„ nwutloii. AD who have u« Bitten alng Um nme ,>m, ..rate , purer medleine <ioe. not exht ann it i guaranteed ' to'do all Uial I, n.iuL, Electnu Bitter, will cure tbe liver and kidney., will remove holla .alt rkenm and otter JfiS caused by Impure bltaxl.-Wm malaria from .the system and orc-., nt . ft!.1 ‘1'ft *1' "" r”-»-r’enri ol hradaobe. A>n.tlpau.n> and lu.li..-u,,. try Electric iilttera KuUl.. gnarante«l. ok money refund.,I.- plte. SOeta. andSl.DO per bottleat IV ll.i... j year’s drugstore. Uucklcn'H Arnica Suite. The best salt? in the world for cata bruises, sores, ulcere, ..alt rhi oiu. f-VeJ sores, tetter, chapped hands, chlb.am*. coms, aud all skin eruptions, and isisitlrel ly cures piles or no pay required. H jB guaranteed to give perfect entiMaction or money refunded. Price 25 cent* pt-r box For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist Saginaw citizens ;Wil| nd*. erJi0W ,0 celebrate July 4. • / Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Coopersville creamery receives over 000 pounds of milk a day. Drafnrvm Cannot l>«Cur«l by local application, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is <»«y one way to eure Deaftiexs. and that Is by constitutional remedies. L)&fae» is caused by an Inflamed condition <>f the mucous lining of ihe Eustscldan lute. When this tube gets Ind lined you hate a rumbling I sound or ItiijH-ifeci hearing, and when II Is entirely cloM-d Ih ntm—the. result, and unless the, infatuation can be taken ouj and Ibis tube restored to it- nor­ mal condition, bearing will l»e ■!> strvyed forever: li‘ne cases out of ten ar.- Mv*»d by catan b, which h nothing buf an in­ flamed condition of the mnedus surfaces. We will give One Hundred l)n!!;i:s for iauy raid* of Deafncs* (caused '• uairh; that candot be cured by Hall’s Cattith Cure. Semi for circular*, free. F G. Cheney .t Co,. T»»ledo, O. -rn’.l by Drug­ gists, 75c. The Manistee Star has la’cn boagln by the Tribune uf that city. । Aft opeta-house Is being builtiskinae island fur summer reporters. A*k No Sympathy of your friends if you are aware or the mode of applying and thfi bonatidc guaran­ tee we give with each package uf Hill's ' Pile Pomade, and you will not give I: a trial. Price 31.00, six packages 35.00. By mall. Try it tu-nigl:L Err sale by Fred I*. Healb the druggisi. Plans are being prepared for six to be built ou the burned •IlMdet tn HeldIng. •Adlronda” Wheeler’s Heart ar.«l Nerve Cure Is guaranteed free from Morphine. Mineral and Opium. Sold by W. H. Go <1­ year. There are two person* in the ti-wnSbib of Dundee born In 1660. I»orti of ahoui ar? hale and hearty. When Esby wj* -k2. r-e cs»e l.-r ■ • ‘ 'Then ahe traa a CdH. «he «*-’• v.twn she bccone Mis*, eti- dung ; When «he bad Children, she gateU.< r. ‘ : rj Rev. HJ C. Got-duiaii. “f !’-.r •. fCvpted a call t<» Alt, SJin:-' Ep.- 'pal cliuqili atSagh a*. Talk’s Cheap, but when It’s biu’la i UP by a pledge id tire hrtrtl cn»h <■: > tii .nicially responsible firm, ur company, of world-wide reputation for fair at:d Ixum^ able dealbig, it tneorix husinc*'' Now, there are scores of KU,saparitlas and utber;blood-purifiers, all cracks>1 upto be tbe best, purest, most peculiar and wonderful, but bear in mind if<»r unur own sake), there’s only one ytnr. »in/< • <■ bloodpunflers and remedy for torpid liv’T at>d all diseases that come front Irad blood. That one- -standing Military mid alone— K-dd onbtfal. Is Dr. Pierce’* G--hlcii Med­ ical DlscuVrrr. If it doesn’t dn gotid In skin, seal? and scrofulous diseases—and pul.imum) con­ sumption* is only scrofula—; i»t I’’1 lls makers know and get wur|nioire> back. Talk’s cheap, but to ' back a ptwr med­ icine, or a common one, by selling it «'» UUil, as “Golden Medical Jh*covery Is sold, would bankrubt the largest, to** lune. „ . Talk'a cheap, but only “Discovery w fftianinteed. Sarah Persons, formerly of Buchanan. L soon to be married to Daniel Topa»n< Pottowatlnmie. In Dowagiac. From Friend t» Friend the slory of tire excellence <d Ib^Mls Saraapsrflla and »liat it ba* aceomj aud this Is tin- strongest advertlftn^is done on behalf of this Uiedlrincctidiavor «•> tell iioncstiy wliat Hoc* * Sarbujmrilia !h and what it will *•" "l . what it hu> dune 1h rar niot« lar more potctiL lie uin<;uali«-«l " . cures is sore t«» convince IRom' "(■•> i--1. nrier tried UtMHt’e Sar-mparilU tl,}U : au rx< el!< nt nu dichiv. �Hasting? Banner Edwin R. Wallace and son. of Albion, while shingling their roof met ■ with a terrible accident. The scmitllng on which their feet rested gave Way and they slid rapidly down Die roof, going clear ov.-r the scaffolding to 1 he ground. Mr. \Va|la -o was killed almost Instantly but the sun after lying unconscious for a • few imiiiivnte was able tn get npand except for a sprained wrist sppeara to M al! right. Thursday* June 8, 1893. W. R- COOK. Locxl Editor. DRINK iGt GREflM SODfi. s,t Beer. Milk Shake and Tonic at’ ‘ , , . v an get ICE CREAM. CON­ \ a RY ami anything in the line B BAKERY GOODS. <;ht forget IU business cards. 6. G. Nichols. >UM AS SEE A NICHOLS • gnd cot I.ECTION OFFICE. , r Hastitms City Bank. Hastings, promptly attended to. nirC. Denison. LAWYERS. Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. (•rand Rapids. Michigan. i:K. M. D.. ,-iMi and Surgeon. - - Midi. . mtended day «r night. Of- ' Bastings. Mich. Il courts of the state. Coly attended to. 1 . 1. KTUROl*. ’ Ians aud ntry promptly ’nt- Physician and Surgeon. An evange'.ht by the uame of U’eber hip been holding meetings in Bellevue and giAemoir« nce to so many people by his re­ marks that he has lievn censured by the press of that place. ESSENTIAL EXERCISE. NECESSARY TO MAN’S HAPPINESS AS OIL TO MACHINERY. ’ TI- Tl.m„ Ml„,, Tk>1 I> IU,„I^ Mr„„, H-dll, B«luaiiDt) _ Pm, Cfcm„ II.. In Affi.rdln< Hamltd Bell.r. The hired girls of Traverse City have organized a union. Monroe county’s sal ion’ relief commis­ sion will raise $575 for the indlgtntonea during the coming year. Williamston owns a good steam tire en­ gine. but Is without a supply of water ow­ ing to the dam having been carried away. Dundee village school officers are look­ ing for a man to take* charge of their high school. They want one that is worth 81.000 a year. AU men £.1 th. nrault, of tegaUing ,n Th’:v"l"‘t «»1 won r«ll “■ ““"K •>— nothing but A Faw Faw lady has a hen tiiat layed jWot tb, tick. M the clock. So tuna ha. an » weighing 5 outlets and measuring tor hl. wluco na Inllalte rudely We offer one Hundred dollars reward by 7 Ji Inches. « Ilel.hcr.te lauiilee.-«rtlaclnl work o( beul or h«a<l-«hlch lull hl. perapllouot for any case of catarrh that cannot be The Portland high sctyiol has been he dlpplog ,c well u peoluctlee cured by Hall’s catarrh cure. plrtt-ed on the university list. F. J. Chkney & Co., Props. Toledo, O. . th“ d" ertlean. The eOreg, We the undersigned, have known F. G. Jaeob F«-es, a German, and a resident of which biu been dud to show that there Cheney for the last-15 years, and believe Grand Ledge, committed suicide by jump­ are no signs of decrepitude or senility In him perfectly honorable in all business ing Into Lake Michigan from the steam the world—society, mankind as a maw-Is transactions and financially able to carry iMKit Atlanta bound for Chicago. Trouble nowhere more manifest than in the elab­ orate and costly preparations fnramuse- out any obligations made by their firm. with his wife is anld to be the caUM*. ment—for sheer pastime—which ensue aa West A Truax, Wholesale Druggists. To­ One Of the tneuiben of Frank Tucker's soon as people gk respite from the task of ledo. O. Wnlding, Klnnan & MAvUi. Wholesale band was run Into by an electric car bread winning. , while they were parading in lensing the A notable nnd somewhat unsatisfactory Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, other day and the cornet I,.. !»««.( Mtwevn feature in this mimicry of work is that the bls lips Ifft his teeth with such force ns to professional is doming more and more to acting directly upon the blood and mucous knock out several uf them. He " ' t-uc the front, to the discouragement of tbe surfaces of the system. Price, 75cts. per will for damages. amateur. To excel in billiards, in cricket, bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimoni­ als free. A white girl, of Battle Creek. Clara in golf, tennh or any of the myriad games Katbfnn. lias married- a colored man. played with bnllk of various size and ma­ terial more time mnst be filched from For Over Fltty named Frank Harris. serious business (than can by any means be • Wm. K. Butler, one of Paw Faw's old­ afforded by thoai who have to earn a liv­ Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup hns been useo lor <-bltilreii Uethlup. It sooth* the child, softest residents, died Sunday of'paralysis. ing. To become proficient In the spot vti-. tin- uutns, nllnvs all pain, cures wind coMc. i» tlie nest remedy for Diarrhoea. TwentyAged 78 years. stroke iwxttulntes au apprenticeship at least *nd live cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists Gov. Rich will investigate the Sullivan as severe and as prolonged as that of any throughout the world. lynching case ax Corruna und has ordered skilled handicraft, and the extraordinary perfection attained by. those classed as Sheriff Jacobs to appear before him. A Marshall paper claims, that a lady "gentlemen” cricketers, as distinguished The teatbn«idals frequently published in this living In that city caught twenty-four from “players,” implies that for them It is paper relating to Hood's Nareaparllla. They from reliable people, state simple fncte, Mid rat.-. :> one day. aud It wasn’t a very goal tbe business of life ami not mere relaxa- air bcynml n <ioubt that Hood’s Cures. Why ation. Tb« tendency of all games in this show day tor sals either. don't vu try th)* medicine. Be sure to get age of wealth and leisnre is to turn play­ Hood’s. A Correspondent-* Kxpertrace. ers into athlete*, and in these.as in serious 1 saw th® Longclimnps review, entered । work, “amateur'' Is synonymous with Constipation, and all troubles with the dlParis with the German column, and In the j “immature. •••«-. ” gc«th e onnuis and the liver, are cured by Hood’s Cbam)>s Elynees was spoken to by the | Yct-gamea are of such excellent use tn nils U titNiuaieci as a dinner pin. crown prince uf Saxony at the Head of hla themsclve\-not only ii* recrenrion from staff. I Immediately becamo a center of ; strain- but a. safety valves for roe jk : interest on the part of a knot of French-, ou* ,,r mi'-ci.ivvou- 1 s in hutnannuDelimit nien, who followed, me when I quitted thu j tnrv- diverting- the ufthls from unprutec*.ion uf tbe German cordon and then | healthy tendencies i I chastening the aij promptly raised the cry of “Spy!” I was frames into synimet: * and grac-e.-thn: it ! Grad Rapils. attacked, knocked down, moat of my j w,'rt! * B room w not kept for । -o-' 1 clothes were 7_ torn :ir:. off :>ff me. inc. aa sabot sabot split split my my . pic who can i••■. r a -.ire • re to to professional,' profenu-'iial.i potent — safeguards- I •, LargeM stock I lip open, and men danced on mennd kicked I prvficleney. I . . ere p.:...: . . .. . » '•! (ho w...." at me while I was Being dragged by tho i anftBi*t two oft u ■ -t deplornbledefurm-, legs toward a I juulain. in which—such . •” yvnieli Jut- > » i nntjire b liable— lately everythin] rREID GLASS AdirondA TRADB MARK —■ Wheeler’s/^ ra.it— ALWAYS SMOKE u i» n 1147 re Heart Nerve AND THE BEST -rosrr:v£i.Y cures— HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, UNEXCELLED ROR INFANTS! Rev. IL N. Middleton, paetur M. E. church. Cedar Springs. Mich., says: Sleep and rest were strangers to me after preaching till I used “Adlronda" Now I sleep soundly and awgke refreshed, and I can heartily recommend it Prejisred by WHEELER and 'FULLER MEDICINE 00.. Cedar Springs. Mich. SOLD BY W. H. GOODYEAR. In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. Hastings City Bank, HASTINGS. Hastings, - - Mich. C-A-ZPIT-A-Ia $75,000.00. SURPLUS $10,000.00. Incorporated under tbe laws of the State of Michigan. CHrtUTflUQU/I flfrtRTHENT BUILblNQ Cor. 4Sth and ST. LAWRENCE AVE, . ..Ofllce. 82*6 Adams Street.... Open for business Dec. 15.IBM offickm: D. O. Roblason, President; Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. ' D. W. Reynold*, CMhlor, DVJCCTOR8: D. W. Reynolds, W. FL Powers, D. G. Robinson, R. B. Meeser. John Carvetb, . Chester Messer. P. T. Coigrove. Has the only Karins* department in In Barry County and pays 4 jter cent interest on all time deposit*. 1 • QHK4Q0, ILL. POWERS BROS. Proprietors. .. FlraVclkM Accommodations to World's.. . .Fair Visitors----TKlt.MS KKASOXAtll.rCiirrespondence Solicited. Address all CnmmunieatLnsto The CHAUTAUQUA; ....... 82-86 Adams St. C. W. POWERS. Corresponding Secretary. raniwBrai Act on a new prindpto— 3s«:“S5. 60 tuna. Da. Mxzar Pots Hon. Smallest mfldMV rare* ! gprfn—Jg pU. TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJPAPER BARBER ! was the expressed intention—I was to be ’ dullness in 11 ' i> I '-.-’I bru.g-a man । j drowned. From this fate 1 wai rescued , the idle, each ---- AND----*1! »a -. .;tic degree «>( ridicule. ; mnly responded to witt4 j by a picket of national guards, nnd pres- ' a.!"’ "’ •pl - - iso constinip-'l as to "h to games, but Very much , was free and inul fulfilled a grateful duty ir minds are of sm u fi'..-ras toward one who had helped me to :ny free­ : nnd Real E-tale Office. dom I hurried to the place where I had engaged n dogcart with a fast and stout ; are not ebnr i twrepf Ninnll capacity which I hor.-e to be in readiness. It was neither a < f Abstract Hooke, com safe nor a pleasant ride through Paris to j exhibit this tr.iit may lie shown by quoting I two well known instance* of men highly < ran furnish complete the St. Denis gate. <’ F. BROOKS. Clbrk. But onto outside 1 could let tho horse dlstiogulshecl iu widely different careers. j The Duke of Wellington .could hover be out. and he made good timeover the twelve M. D.. miles to M.argency, the crown prince of j induced when atiachool to throw .any spirit Holloway’s drug store. Saxony's headquarters, whence I was al­ into tho sports of other buys. Be preferred CURED or NO I* v Y (or rerrtces. i. m. Telephone, cou lowed to dispatch n telegram of consid­ wandering about aloue to the engrossing Wrili-n gtmranh— t<» permanently cure all Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National at Holloways dru* erable length to London. That accom­ occnpatlonof football or crickeh Rous­ kinds «sf Rupture «11 oth »«-xr». No pain; no operation; no detention from business. For news as any.other paper of itstilass. plished, I drove back to St. Denis in time seau connimed days nnd nights in close full hiforinntlotumil Illustrated pamphlet con­ to catch the 'regular evening train for study in an attempt to master tho game tain lug Michigan references (free), address . Du H W. Marsh. Calais. Writing throughout the journey, of chess, but though be pencrered in re­ or THE O. K. MILLER CO.. 103. 101. H6 MichI reached Loudon the following morning, peated endeavors they nil came to nothing, iknn Ave.. Detroit. Mich. brought out » second edition of The Daily for ns often ns he sat down tongnmeall News, which was selling in tbe streets by that lie had learned went out of his head. COLi.KOVE. 8, nnd then lay down un the floor of the But such instances are exceptional, und in Attorney at Lavs Dr. Carter's Kidney »v Backache Tea most characters hmd work unrelieved by -■r •.■•Sndili A; C > editor’s room aibl went to sleep, with the competitive games is apt to produce is n compound of valuable herbs that i> t't.xc Ulnck. Hx London Directory for a pillow. .1: the courts Of the state. “groovimaw” nnd superfluous leisure stu­ stimulate the Kidneys to action, clearing When I awoke nt 11 the manager and * bls staff were standing over me in great pidity. Isa NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news between the kidneys It is difficult to imagine a young woman the pa-rrng;] concern, for 1 still had about me some of Atlornvy al Law. of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreignup fond of lawn tennis falling n prey to the and bladder, which become stopped .. . tbe evidences of the little unpleasantness G xHlv-ar&( <’.'«store.' I morbid self consclousnc-vs which consumed imd cause settlings like brick dust, and if lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY : ;rtsof the State. Collection . .. .. . . a____ ....... n--.lt... . « •teudluglo. _________ j Its “HOME AND SO­ iu-t rt moved will lead to Dropsy. Diabetes, CIRCLE” and ‘ OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” mnnt des Renux describe* us n beautiful — Archibald Forbeala Century. CIETY ” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Homcepathlc Phy-! hut very foolish wo’ilttn. One of her fan­ or Bright's Disease. It regulates the four Ian and Surgeon. cies was to have, pillows of every size in linpoitant organs of the body, the stom­ Its general political news, editoralsand discussions are comprehensive, ■ - -.er Lathrop'*■tout ’tore.) her Jx-d—even for her thumbs—for she ach. liver, kidneys and bowels. Keep brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no The famous Hindoo god Lingam U now prided herself on h-.-r Is-nutiful hands and superior in the cdlmtry. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized . RE AL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ owned by an English gentleman of cul- wcpi 1VU lllcu ------- tnem healthy you need never fear dis­ slept, „ with them, - p-: i to keep .... the joints authority in all parts of \he land. Price 40 cents a package. IN'; OFFICE OF ture, who paid a sum equal to $13,000 for | snulj| Athletics, it Is true, are peculiarly ease. I’ALMKHTON 3c SMITH. it at r.n auction sale ot East India relics in prone to vanity, but the form that rice Carter’s Kidney Jt Backache Tea will cure Woodland, Mich. 18S8. This/sacred image -lands but 12^ iu them is that of the pride uf that sick, tired feeling with a bad taste in A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal, ’1'4: >x. J. M. Smith. inches iligu. but small as it is it is well : llfe bv mHUJ. degrees more pardonable and “THE BANNER” for one year >•;, >•. >:.e. . J entice of the Peace. worth its weijht in first water diamonds. I tliau the deliberate self love of indolence. Um- month mornings. Carter’s Kidney & Backache Tea will cure Tho base of the figure L-of pure hamIt n long de-cent from ^smes which mered gold, and around it arc set nine I eXerclhe lu;ua or body w those of pure sick ... --------------- .. headache, constipation, dizziness, and gems—a diamond, ruby, sapphire, ebryso- • chRnce. rpt these have as firm a hold upon -n[u jn |»lv bni.j. beryl, cateeje, coral, pearl, byacinlhine. . buman inclination as if they pc»-wj*<d Carter's Kidney i& Backache .Tea pungarnet, emerald and inuonrtona. The apex , mer jt iu ju themseivaa more ।piteous m<-riv lucuincx vo. .No ................ ............ , im, . ,, , , , . .. , . of the figure, which is in the shape of a-[’I pressinn can •bo made on a mind capable of ties the blood, nnd regulates the bowels. CIRCULATION • pyramid, is encircled with a plinth set j. reflection than is left by a visit to the (Jarter’i' Kidney deBackache Tea Isa sure •-•j----- -------tables at Monte Carlo. Hour after hon.-, t (,Ure for backache and lnwith small but very flat!^diamonds. Subscriptions may begin at any time. The pyramid d, ufu.r ,|ay, yenr after par. the iu»m«i . >nil If.d(ll.r 'k uc pinnacle !««(»•*-••< uf -*• the — *• i-z-------- —is atopaz ■ • ...*..<h inlentrthnnd an i I crtl.T<]h gather round them, blind U» the Ha.uatlon of thi kidnt) and bladder. Address all orders to 1 ia.w.«r 10-K ot an im h in length and V-lf>of 9-lfi of an tanges for advertisements 8ol<l only by W. II. Goodyear. inch in depth, this in shape uf a horseshoe, ; beauty of sapphire sea and glorious sun­ । dice Tuesdays at latest to the center Lring « cataeyk-ef exceeding shine, content to swelter anti scramble and _ in tlie Issue of the week wrangle-for whnt’ Well, they are under brilliancy. . J Wien the “Pad shah.' last king of , the thrall of one or two mo«res-two de-1 Delhi. WM captured and exiled V» the plorable motives-one the lowest, die other i proprietor* <»y but what Andaman islands his q jtwn secreted this the saddest, that tan be emceived, for uoes. that tells the storyidol and it was »iever s.h-k again until re­ tho first is avarice—of all lust,the most READ OUR IRESPOHSIBLE cent research brought It to light, where­ olMccne, of all passions tbe most dbasTESTIMONIALS. AGENTS WANTED. tul growers have shorn upon it was taken tb London and disposed trous ■ .... Valor, self devotion, truth, humanity, . of to Mr. Spencer. — Philadelphia Press. ■ P 'inwashed this year than ever may (so complex i« human nature) coexist : the time is not far distant with murii that hevil in n character, but • p washing will be abandoned Many. years ago, when sailing vessels avarice taints the whole being; unlike •I sc'd upon its merits.—Ex. Will completely dettroy the desire for TOBACCO in from j to < day*. Perfectly harmless; cause no other desires, it is never satisfied; it is were the only means of communication Maicknesa,and may be gtecn in a cup of tea or coffee without the knowledge of the patient, who ' toluxtamilv stop smoking or chewing in a few days. tween the different countries, superstition never at rest; nothing sweet can flow from ; OUR COUNTY there was more rife among sailors than at the the source which it ha* P dlutcd. be do mlsteke or palliation about, this: ‘ '.".calle, an employee of the Middle­ present time. Thea® absurd fancies were Avarice is the primary lure to the tient, by the uw of our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS. , During treatment patientr arc allowed the free use of Uqcor <.r Morphine until soch time : • Wry, cut an artery near the not confined to Jack alone, but they were Take away the gold, and who would fie so ■bared in to a greater or less extent by aether shall voluntarily give them up. , testimo­ ml? while fooling with a bottle. childish m to play for counter ; and sweetWe *end particulars and pamphlet of testimonial* free', and shall be glad to place shipmasters and owners. Friday was <®nnials from Tho other .nd ™. U " > sufferers frontTanv of there habit* in communication with person* who have been , • Dtaliry. of Middleville, has re- ■idered a day uf evil, and the most malig­ cured by the u*c of our TABLETS. • . . nn which collects a crowd around the teblei persons who • । his pastorate of the Baptist church. nant results were auppoaejl to attend a HILL'S TABLETS are for aale by *11 riMT-cuas* druggist* *t $1.03 is the desire of idle men to rid themselves voyage commenced on this day of the have been cur­ PCr If your druggist doe* not keen them, enclose u* $ LOO w» wiU tend ■ 'l.phtlierla scare is somewhat abated week. 1 n those days he yoald indeed have of that most precious posiwaoaD, t me. ed by the use of you, by return mail.* package of <><ir Tablet*. which once It is K«» “ can ’ ,oVer ,K!, ™ Mena rcckk-» skipper who would have 7 Write your name and address plainly.and ntelo whether Tablet* the loss of which is ever the cause of trait­ A -ci-- ■ Imodiums at Woodland, rel are tor Tobacco, Morpliine or Liquor Habit. attempted to salljm ' "l y moved everything possible in that for the crew would h»v*^kL'u ° \ Knowledge comes, but wisdom tarries.” । it''ni:!o Main St. during tbe nlg**L open rebellion rather than 11^ t^« anchor but here even knowledge seems tobe set al ' ■ ' Teel In the morning was quite start- from the bottom or cast off shore rontempu Crowds of educated Since lhe advent of steam many of th«.e fixation a* to our responsibility ana tnc nxnu oi with ready access to all the stores of prejudlceshave become ns derelict as IM knowledge7Uid up through the laborious worth of the strongest chewing tohao-o a d*j ■Uy Morning the dwelling house of DO NOT BE DECEIVED Into pyrehav _ad from one to dve cigar*; or I would amok ehipaon which they were once entertained. mres for present use, affirm, the contempt­ Clev.fr at Nashville burned to the Ing any of the ranous ooatniraa that are t*«nff from ten to forty pipes of tobacco. Hava chewe —Harper’s Young People. ible creed of luck. Never was there a gut ottered for tale. Aak for HILL’S TAB­ — ••ienty-five year*, and two package l. Loss about 81200 with $500 InLETS and take no other. me *0 I hare no dasire f.w it so false, never ono before whom so many " ___ nnlv b. Cloakroom* for Churches. B. M. JAYLORD. Ledie. Mich. bowed the knee in profound and Ignorant , Some people are just now earnestly dis­ Sth. Il would l»e lost labor to combat a'.t ij <>f Maple Grove was troubled cussing the question of cloakrooms in sidcrably with one of her shoes terribly the belief—almost universal and wholly piih-iiin; her foot, while the other was churches, referring to the absence of and ineradicable among gamblers in an In- । h :e than comfortably loose. She wore alwolute necessity for faciiiUes for dispos­ „Crvtable influence upon human occasion , tl, S3 AI0 U 0H1A BLB3K. Truly your*. lb- -iuhw in this way for some time, but ing of wraps, bats, umbrellas and oven raiiable uf Ming offended or propitiated. It MATHEW JOHNSON, P. O. Box sc. n'la'ly discovered that in purchasing the costa. Some churches have wire hatracks In no l Iron. Indolriry, lor LIMA, OHIO. ■ .■•hr had failed to get mates, as one beneath the sente, and a few have wire liars PARTICULARS Tn« Omo CniwicsL C<n ' -.. No. 5 and the other a No. 7. And for overcoats and wraps ou theMcksof _ Gbxtlsmbn:—Itgivi ; ''>',dy In ’Staple Grove Is taking a Xe church in Chicago has regular opera V My KD WM:strongly addicl try your Tablet*. He wa* a I ' |J. at the poor lady’s expense.—Nashbut three day* he quit drinklag chairs and the attendant convepleuceH. A four ciutuii* before writing you, I cloakroom seems to fill a long Ml want; Bowens Mills can now boost of having bkr-’cnrdlnri prwrpl—hnPj1*" *• ““« MRS. HELEN MORRJSON. for there does not appear an pent house which will be called why a man or woman should not Mm i i nt offending a powerful Ming, im । Cixcurxxn, o. "^nilth’s Hall,” a gentleman of the comfortable In church as in a theater. Lx ,lr^?rf SJhL asslftl moves the inhab- . twulent of >UgM» indo-China, to lay •::h(vc name having erected a stage in the Itante of Tinneveuy. iu ( _ ______ _____________ _ i. and wiuu> ‘ hall and the scenery will be. put in place change. LOTEGAY. Ha Spoils Many Good Hooka. sv<’i!. And now the talented Bowens’ Augustin Daly is a devoted book colMlHItes will have a place to show off their l^or^ He will buy a book at a good price Address all Orders to budding talent to a more suitable adw;simply to get a picture he wants, and when “TtokXtlSm mhcWelbj bring »U«1 The Leading Republican Family Paper of the United States ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10 Your Home wpuld be incomplete without it TheNewYork Weekly Tribune FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IM ADVANCE. LOCAL. NEWS. “N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year 11.00. We furnish both papers for 75 qnires. - - $1.10 DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF GOLD TABLETS . DRUNKENNESS and MORPHINE HABIT REMEMBER HILL’S •> TABLETS. OHIO CHEMICAL CO FREE NEIGHBORING COUNTIES•lames Gardiner, of Ganges, has fallen heir to 3115,000 left him by a brother in Scotland. he has taken out the picture throw the book away. All tM-books of hismagpifl- cent llbr-rr «« In manv Instance*She Illustrations coat » THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., wht Uad” Is dima not peculiar to Jewish ' IL [In writing pteaaa Madon UL* paper.) SI, S3 and 65 Opera Block UHA, MtO. ' �Additional County News. tUa Bkkrr «n<l diothur. ot K*'*'”*'™ vwud Id, brother t B. Vijna IHWr Mnot UM wrok—Hili’. bMter En .io.- <1., U.I -rok Klims WJ "•* —Mr. and Mr., J. D«trr ot I’f’^"1''': rd ,t Gid Wllkln’.-A. Mkrtln wife ot HaMlnrr. •!>«■>• I. Wwnra-Uro, Sranu md tkmll, kU«d ed Mlu In Jobn.towo SaodVrayiro. ot K,l»m*r<x. spoil p,n ot U,» week allb Rlall.e, **«5~A,J”12!SJe M aauple. tram here •ttemlerl <*« d*“" •’ Delton -Mn. C. Wblnemorel. better M tti, wrlllmr—J. Beuedlc plMlered tor 0. Imoerb, Monday—Conrad Kahler wife, an. I ran juried Monday tor the wnrltT, Dlr—Cbaa Chmrdlrr and wltebaee relurn«d tram Sautaloelt and report atalr proa•pet1 of fruit. ' Additional Local News. Tire track at the fair ground Is in the best shape that it has ever been. This Is werv fortunate considering the fact that the"races will take place June 23. 23 and S4t<l. Everything looks most favorable tor a most successful meeting. The peo­ ple of this city aud vicinity will not for­ get the splendid races which occurred bare last year and which gave such uni­ versal satisfaction. The excellent pro­ gram carried out last year will certaInly insure a large attendance at the races tnis The many friend# ot A. C. Griffin, for­ merly of this city, will be pained to leant of bis dexth at Columbia City. Indiana, Sunday, after a long Illness, fraught with Intense suffering. His ailment baffled the bwt of medical science. He was taken sick shortly one morning the fqre part of last October and took to bls bed. never to leave It again. Abscesses formed on his side and five operations were performcd neceositadug the cutting away of large portions of flesh, but it was to no avail. Photographs were taken, showing the por­ tions taken away at each operation, for the benefit of medical science, and this case will be recorded in medical books. Another operation was to have been per­ formed a mu but the rugged constitution of the patient could endure no more aud deal h elnw to hl* relief. Deceased was j a member of Barry Lodge K. of P. and Hastings Division No. 1V. U. R- K- <’t P-x ' both of which orders kindly cared for hihi during his long Illness. The funeral oc­ curred tn Jackson Tuesday, at the home of Ns brother, a guard ot honor from the • Indiana lodge accompanying’ the remains. whib‘ membera of Jackson lodges acted as pall bearers. Dr. 5. M. Fowler. 8. Greusel and Hale Kenyon, representing - Barry Io Ige, attended the funeral out Of respect for the decease 1 brother. Tbe be­ reaved wife has the sympathy of her many jHasting* friends in he) affliction. - ' —-— N0T1C1 FOB BKkBIXU CLUMB. State of Michigan. County of Barry-s*i Charles Cippeo, Oraa^evllle ih. PratuU.Lc™.t tor S» ‘ c^lra^1 uwrence. Barry irX''T«u ‘1bu“«M of Mary •• ■ .2,“,deceased A g»ug of hoodlums at Woodland, re­ cently moved everylhipg possible In that village onto Main St. during the night. The^ffect In the morning was quite start­ ling. Sunday Morning tbe dwelling house of D. H. Clever al Nashville burned to the ground.’ Loss about «1200 with 8500 lnsurance. Plans are being prepared,for six blocks to be built.on the burned district In Beld IngThere are two persons in the townsblb of Dundee bom in 1800. both of whom are hale and hearty. t m-d that such claims will be heard before saiu next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon ot each of "iSX n. *. n. um. ' CBA«. W Judge of trooate. PROBATE ORDER. cSuuYf on Wednesday the 3i.t Jr «f May In th* year one thousand eight bundreJ and utnety thrsj. . . . Prreent, Charles W. Armstrong, judge oi tty# per ou.. W. Tallow per lb., 4. Clover Seed per bu., 4.00 to 5.00 Timothy Seed per bu.. 2J0. Barley per bu. 90 to 1.10 Onions per bu. 1.50 to 2.00. MORTGAGE BALE. Default imving been made in the conditions ,of a certain mortgage made by Joseph Kn.lght 1aud Lorica Knlchtjit* wife, to Samuel Capon dated May «h. A. D. 18SO and recorded In 1the office oi Register of Deeds for Barry Co.. Michigan, mi the 7tb day of May. A. D., ITO, In Uber 94 of mortgages, on pngo 180, on which mortgage there is claimed to be due and unpaid at the date of this notice the sum of two hun­ dred fifty-three and forty-eight one hundredth* dollar* <VJS3- 4»100' And an Attorney s fee of nt U i-rfdollars provided for in said mortgage and no suit or proceeding* at law having been Institu­ ted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage or anv part thereof. •Therefore, by virtue ot the noircr of sale contained in said mortgage, nnd tlie statute In such case’made and provided, notice Is hereby given that on Saturday, the 2nd day of September. A D. 1MW. at ten o’clock tn the forenoon. 1 shall sell nt pub­ lic auction to the highest bidder, at the north front door of the court house In the city pt Has­ tings. Michigan, [that being the place Wre the circuit court for Itarry county Is holden], the premises de-ciibr<l hi said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due ou »aid mortgage, with eight per cent. Interest, aud all legal costs, together with the attorney foe provided for In sain mort­ gage: The premises being described in saTd mortgage as all that certain piece or parcel of lana situate in the town of Rutland County of Barry and State of Michigan and de­ scribed as follows, to wit: Commencing at Hie south east corner of the west ball of the north west quarter of section eighteen (18» In town three (S) north range nine [»] west. Thence * SCHOOL COLUMN running north twenty-eight [29] rods, thence running west forty, (40) »ods, thenee runn ug south twenty eight [28] rods, thence running east forty [40] rods to the place of beginning, Conducted by Enoch Andrus, County See- containing seven [7] acres of land. Samlf.l CARSO*. MortgageeDated. June 8th. 1»33. Penmanship. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In the conditions of a certain mortRxxe miule by Arthur D. Htuhes and Sarah D. Hughes, his wife. Hubert C. Slrong. and Emma Strong, his wife, of Barry ■ Ln looking about for material, and re­ County. Mtchlpuf. to Walter Dickson, of Al­ bany. state oi New York, dated September M, flecting upon tbe subject of penmanship, A. D.. 1R83, and recorded In the office of tbe I,•become impressed not only with the im­ Register of Deeds, for tbe County ot Barry and portance of the subject but my inability to State ot Michigan, on the 3rd day of October. A. D. . 18M. in Liber 29 of Mortgages, on pages S4 do it justice. Alsoghat whatever I might and 33. which said mortgage was duly .iMigncti say would be subject to criticism by thote by said Walter Dickson to John A. Robertson, ot the County of Barry and State ot Michigan, whoview the subject from a different on the 29th day of September, 18*3. said assign­ standpoint. ment haring been duly recorded In the office of There arc two approved methods of the Register of Deedii of said County of Barry, penmanship, tbe one making analysis the on the 27th day of February. A. D., 1893 in UIpt M of Mortgages on page 424, on which said foundation. and the other movement The mortgage, so awigned there Is claimed to be former is legibility first and rapidity after­ due attiie time of this notice the sum of three wards. while the latter is rapidity first and thousand one hundred eighty two dollars and sixty seven cents and an Attorney’s fee of fifty legibility afterwards. In my option tbe dollani provided for iu said mortgage, and two should go hand in band, for neither which la the wnoie amount claimed to be due analysis alone nor movement alone can upon said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings law having been instituted to recover the make a good penman. Whichever is used at amount secured by said mortgago or any part it must be supplemented by the other. In thereof. Now. therefore by virtue of tbe power of sale the primary school, certainly, greater contained in said mortgage, and the statute In •tress should be placed upon form, but such case made and provided, notice Is hereby movement should lij no wUa be neglected, irivam that on Saturday, the second day of ' for is it not easier to form good habits S -pteniber. A. D.. tftO. at 10 o’clock in the foreDiiou. I shall sell at Public Auction, to the high­ than to correct wrong ones? est bidder, at the north front door of the The Idea .of movement should be de­ Court House. In the city of Hartings, (that be­ veloped according to the ability und com­ ing the place where tho Circuit Court for the County of Barry Is holdeti) the premises de­ prehension of the pupil. He should be scribed in said mortgage, (except such part of encouraged to depend upon it more and tbe said described premises as was inserted Iu more until be does so altogether, not only said mortgage by error and which have been heretofore released by Quit Claim deed to during the writing exercise but in hh Jaoulse M Evarts, the legal owner as hereinafter general work. Some one bas said that a set forth, or so much thereof ar“may be neces­ ■ child should never be allowed to use a sary to pay the amount due upon said mortgago wllb Interest at eight percent, aud all lejr-il • elate or lead pencil but »nould depend en­ costs, together with an attorney fee of fifty dol­ tirely upon a pen. Whether that is the lars covenanted for therein, the premises being best method or not I will not attempt to described In said mortgagi* as follows Commencing at the north west corner of F. L. say. Certainly it would not be prac­ Blake's lot In the village ot Irving. County ot ticable in a country school. Barry and State of Michigan, and running irotn One of the many hindrances of our thence ea t or in an easterly direction along the line of lots heretofore conveyed and to the scho-'l- of today are the. desks. It Is Im-. north highway crossing the race and east of the lot or possible for a child to acquire a position liuid deeded to Effie Baldwin, and from said in which ho can write long with ease. An­ highway in a south easterly direction on the south line of tne raceway, to Intersect the other is material. pond j thence on und along the westerly line ot Thu teacher, upon going into tbe school said pond la a northerly direction to the dam, room, finds on an average not more than and from thence following tbe eenter of tbe river to a point directly north ot oae-ildrd of the pupils equipped with Thornappte the point of starting, and from said point south writing material, and that one-lhlrd will to the place ot beginning, containing ten acres be found to have a diversity of books con­ more or less: and all ou section thirty-one in four north, range nine west, excepting taining printed copies, ranging In No.'a town from the above all streets and highways now from 1 to 12; while some whose parents lawfully thereon. Also the undivided one-half feel the necessity of being saving (and ot the following; Commencing at a point fiftywho does not feel tbe need) will bring two feet, six inches west and twelve rods three feet and three inches north of tbe southeast bome-iaadd books of "Fools Cap” in which corner ot the north west uuarter of section the teacher must set the copies for them. thirty-one, town four north of range nine west: And certainly they are to be congratula­ running from theuco west dght rods; thenee north to the center of tbe Thornappie river; ted If said teacher L* a good penman. thence east eight rod*. lh-nr« xiulh to place of The teacher often Is at n loss (If this be beginnlQX. It Is expxpsbly uilderafood that this her first class) to know Just how to teach last describedp/emlsA» is all the premises, mill privllnjnand rights of fl nvage, owned by Alonzo Just how to develop tbe movement and iu E. Mardtier ana Frank Canu>bell and eoustilu what order to take .up the work. It is ting the late firm, Gardner. i aiiiplH>ll & Co . of well to procure a set of "pen written” Irving, and that this mortgage is intended to cover the undivided one-half of all rights of copies from some good author. Put tbe said Gardner, Campbell & (Jo., together with lessen upon the blackboard and let the the perpetual right to the water power, back Obi Mr-n work from that Be very care- water flowage und mill privileges described above with the roller flouring milt and all tnUl 1 net to let the work grow monotonous. fixture* therein cow standing er hereafter to be Vary the exercises from time to timr. erected and placed upon said premises Includ­ Write to the count so as to teach the mus­ ing b-»lh <>f above deseripttons. That la drafting said rn >rtgage the draftsman cle* to obey the mind. In such an exer­ miule an error and the following described land cise be very careful that they all do as with mill privileges and right of flowage, was you indicate for if they do not nothing is Inserted in said mortgage by mistake, that the snld mortgagors had no title and claim no title gained. Be careful yourself and you will to said premises, nnd the Aisignee ot said aueeoed. Teachers let us work to bring mortgage claims no rights therein, and said about thia much needed reform. I say premise.* will not be offered for sale under this mortgage sal-. The premises so Inserted in reform, for I believe we all need it to s»i<i mortgjge by error and which will not be sonic extent, myself as well as you. ” For offeted for sale are describeda« follows: Also the undivided one half ot tbe following: we know that if we work and faint not. Commencing at a p-»lnt fifty-two feet six Inches we shall receive our reward. west and twelve rods three feet and three inches \ town tour from thence .......... .lie cntler ot • river; then re r«<t eight rods. place "f beginning. It la ex - .-..-Uxxl that Umlaat (ireeribed premiww f* ml Ute premlM*. intfl privilege -nd rielil* of fiow«gc. owned by Afonzu K Gardner erenk Campbell ami constituting the Ute firm. <laran«r. Camnbell &Co..of Irvtng. and im-r tbts in<>rtg«Ki* I* intended to cover tne untUmuvl Ihmslt - o Fraak Wolf- lot I, Bousb’s divi lwl nn-h» f of all r'ghts of said Oudner, add. Frw-fwwt, «ML Campbell & tai. ' Jlx:thvwC. lUxri to O4W K. Horton. Uorti parcel. Jowwa. Ronnrnoir. MCK. iUirv «* Assignee. Wmrt Mtiers tq Kmily D. Bostw'.c Fnii-irT CiM.GHOvjd XT. Utto* >r.*ran Mar» J. W-IMus to May E. Flflelt north । THE KALAMAZOO TELEGRAPH is One of the best papers in Michigan. The Weekly Telegraph can be had for 75 cents per year by calling at this office. FLORAL O< n» -UM Oi Rev. H. C. Goodman, of Detroit, has ac­ cepted a call to All Saints’ Episcopal church at Saginaw. Apples per bu. 1.00. Butter. 12 to 14. Beans picked per bu., 1JO to 1.73. Corn per bu.. 30 Em per doz., 12 to 14. Hides per lb.. 4S. Hoc*, lire per bund., GM. Hogs dressed. 7.00 to 7JO. 11... .... a nn a nn Couoro or Barg Jara —™ rram We want every said petition and that tne heirs at taw' <1 m ii ■ n FOR COAL or WOOF, To try a 2 pound can of our new the ncndency of sold petition nnd the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published in the Hastinit* Bannxk. **“■*’; paper printed and circuwed In said ^County SR"o»ro lo -rok tor un. wraeMira —k* “ra**' jf. Judge of Probate. (A true copy.)[. PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. Mocha and Java, and we want every Judge of good TEA to get some of our 50 cent tea and be convinced that what we say is true, that our stock of tea and coffee can’t be matched, and we can say tlie same of our stock of Crockery and Glassware, Dinner Sets, Elasticity l» the most important feature In a •unootli wire fence. Those who dispute this have not Hied «« coll spring article, or they are Interested In some non-elastic fence. If you wont facts about elnsUc fences go to those who know, or try the "I’age yourreif on guarantee. ' • n. w. WEHNTKR& SON. Asts . Dowling. Mich. Water Sets, Chamber Sets, is patterns. 10 lb. pail White Fish.............. 70c organ, the LEHR 7 octave piano Extra fine Mixed Candy.... 10c lb organ, ’ • HARDMAN, FISCHER, Bananas................................ 20c doz Ail standard makes. Write for prices and terms. C. E. INGERSON, Agent. Nashville, Mich. Hardware and Implement Dealers. Contract­ ors for Plumbing and Heating. We shall aim to make our Crockery and Glassware de­ Our prices and terms are correct 12 Water Sets.......... $1.25 to $1.75 on the celebrated These are nice and new. ‘ HARRINGTON AND STARR PIANOS, GOODYEAR BROTHERS, finely assorted with new and pretty partment berter stocked than ever Wisdom is many times dearly bought. Be wise, not after but be­ before. fore buying. An organ offered at loo piece Semi l’orc«lain_ J4 asking price is not a bargain Dinner Sets.................... $9.00 FARRAND & VOTEY Portable or Brick set of different sizes, prices and patterns. Estimates furnished for heating and ventilating bui!dings of every description. flams & Mum. THE HASTINGS MARKET Constantly keeps on hand a fine line of FRESH AND SALT MEATS Which will always be for sale at the LOWEST MARKET ■ PRICE. NEW CUSTOMERS. INVITED. PLEASE GIVE US A CALL. F. P. WILCOX, Proprietor. ED. SCHUMANN, Clerk. \ DOINGS We are bound to be out of the millinery business by July 1st and .will sell you cheaper than ever, at tin* Racket You want to see our prices on trimmed • hats at tbe Racket • We bought out a minufacturer ou a line of ladles shoes and another line of Oxford Tie which we will sell at less than wholesale price at the Racket Ladles-and Misses Oxford tie shoes for 73c, Me. 95c. Si.00. 81.25 and 81.50, all special bargains and worth 25 percent more money at the Racket New Hoon See our new boys wagons, they are beauties and no one will meet the pr.re. at the Racket. _ Another Invoice of ladles pocket books and pocket knives from our auction house, t!»t means at half-price at the Racket. Try tins tea if you never have, and you will not regret it. It is winning in popular favor every day. We solicit your patronage and know that onr goods will please yon. Give us a trial. S. E. Phillips, The Gkockr.1 Ladles do you remember I sold you gauie underwear cheap last year? 1 can do so again from auction at half what others ask. Tint Racket. Why can you sell tinware so cheap and so, good quality, is often asked; Well, when we put downepot cash we buy cheap and sell cheap for cash at the Racket. We carry the largest line of kitchen tin ware of any house in tbe city it prices no one can or will meet. We buy direct from the manufacturer In cast lots for spot cash at the Racket. OflLLERY, 10c. For 90 Daus Only. Dish pans 10c, 18c, 20c, 22c, 25c, 38, 80c at tbe Racket. A PHOTOGRAPHER. THE TROT LflUNbRY . If a home institution, worthy of patronage. It is better equipped than ever iodo-good work and get it out promptly. It needs all the work in this city for its subport Thus with workmanship as good and with prices as low. public spirit ought to prompt everyone to leave their work where it will do the most good— AT HOME. TROY LAUNDRY. 18c. SPECIAL OFFER By paying 50 cents to me, or to my agents who may call on you later, and the additional sum of >1.50 when negative is taken, you can get one dozen finest Cabinet pictures, any style, and a present of an extra Cabinet framed in 8x10 frame. The regular price of this work is S3.50 for those not joining the club. I have increased my force in finishing department and guarantee to get all work out in 20 days from time when negative was taken. Give me a trial. Yours for business, To the best interests of the city. A few pieces of glass ware and crockery to close out yet at less than wholesale at the Racket Ladles hosiery! We are 25 to 50 per cent under any house In the city at the Racket. $3.50 for $2.00 and a present besides. enem See our special bargains In flowers at tbe Racket Boys hats 10c. mens bats Sc, 25c and 35c at the Racket. HEATH'S Every penjon in this city ought certain); to be interested in its prosperity and help to build up its institutions. “PATRONIZE HUME. INDUSTRY’' is the basis upon which every progressive city is founded, and any one who sends work away from Hastings which can done just as well here is Between TIMEadMONEY We have the summer corset at a isut price at the Racket you eave time you 8ayB money. You can save a vast IFamount of time if you are Our 31.50 shoes compare with other 32.00 shoes, at the Racket Iook- We can knock the Jobber out on Oxford lie shoes. w Tine Racket. When your old coffee pot or tea pot leak we will sell you one as cheap as you can get it repaired, at the Racket. ing for Lnte Lafli, Shingles, Wa want your eggs at bigbeet market price. The Racket. or any kind of building mater­ ial, by coming directly t'> 113 save money by buying of us. Remember we are beadquarters for rib­ bon. Everything goes at breakneck prices at the Racket Iawti tennis rubber shoes 45c, 48c and 50c. See what others ask. The Racket. Six windows and two doors left Who wants them cheap. Enquire at the Rack- THE RACKET We are posted in ”ur business and do ■nough of it to enaole us to sell cheaply and yet get a living. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-06-15.pdf 757d02d5c1964d72b7a53e15cf43e9fd PDF Text Text The best Advertningmedium in Baryy County* VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 7 Hastings Banner Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 15, 1893. WHOLE NO. 19-33 — 0 Hastings Banner, Published Thursdays by COOK 1. wish to call your attention this week to my complete line of B-ROS.. HASTINGS. MICH. COUNTY NEWS. 'IF PROCESS, QUICK meal gas OLINE STOVES, SAND RAPIDS NEW GENERATING GASOLINE STORES. Leonard* Cleanable Refrigerator. Cream Freezers, Lawn Mowers and Rakes. Lawn Hose and Attachments, Screen Doors and Windows, Wire Screen • and Poultry Netting, plain and barb Fence Wire. IRfl VAN VflLKEFBURQH LEADING HARDWARE DEALER OF BARRY CO. HASTINGS, MICH. UNION BLOCK. NOTICE. THE, LITTLE, 13 FOOT FRONT Shoe Store Hffpieufe lite pleasure of ijour!company time you wish to Iook al shoes. It <. tt pleasure to show you the fine thhiys we have infoot-wear. We aim to I. rep such as will please you in style, fit and price. Give us a call and well make it pay you. Goods as represented or money refunded Woollen & Bronson One Price Shoe Dealers. Those who have Champion Binders or Mowers and may want repairs, will do me a a favor by looking their ma­ chines over and find out as nearly as possible what they will need and report to me as I am now making up a list of such repairs as I expect will be most called for. Do this at once and you will save both yourself and me time and trouble. Also remember I sell machine oil and briijg along your cans. t jesse Townsend Witch Cream. t I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do A most delightful lotion for the Toilet. Used after washing: after shaving; before retiring. . Nourishes the Skin. For Chaps and Sunburn. USTOM SAWINC l’.. S. Anyone having large logs that they ■ an t handle call and see me. I will buy timber 'landing. j - J. L. WILKINS, agt Dowling. J. E. Tobias has the foundation laid .... for bis new barn, also the carpenters will commence work at G. R. Manning’s this week—Mr. Thom, who was hurt last week with an engine Is recovering very rapidly—Mrs. Ed. Zander and family, of Kalamazoo, arc the guests of her sister. Mrs. C. Gorham—The daughter of Rheuben Jones, of Denver. Col., is expected here this week for the benefit of her health—The Sabbath school was a grand success—Dr. PlatU left here last Satur­ day to practice in the southern part of the state. His mother and sister will soon Join them. May success go with him In his! new field—Mrs. C. Lang went to Bat­ tle Creek last Thursday to care for her sick-daughter Mrs. Crosby, who Is very ill at this writing. She expects to return this week—C. M. Mack bad a valuable cow struck by lightnlpg last Saturday and killed. No further damage done in our IminediatO neighborhood —Wm. Warner,, and wife, of Denver, Colorado, are ex­ pected to return and make Michigan their future home—John Arnold returned from Otsego last week—Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. G. Ludlow, a son—There Is some talk of a fourth of July celebratjdn here—Died, on the 10th Inst, Harry, the Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Webster, after a brief Illness of lung disease, the child was nine weeks of age. The funeral was held last Sunday at the M. E. church, Rev. Van Wlckle officiating. The remains were in­ terred in the Baltimore cemetery. The grief stricken parents have the sympathy of all in their sad bereavement. School closed In district No. 8. where Miss Fanny Case has been teaching, on Tuesday of last week. Her school work has indeed been praise-worthy—The ladies deserve credit for the excellent supper they served at Hiram Coleman’s ’’barn raising” Thursday—Harry Prinlnstool Is about to build a l»oat house and sheds for teams at Fine take—Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Paul'attended the funeral of the latter’s cousin. Miss Delphla Friable, of Battle Creek, on Tuesday of last week—Elder O. C. Godeinark preached an excellent ser­ mon full of bible, truth at the Gregory school house on Sunday last. Woodland. *rThe low price of wool cause many of our farmers to look down their noses— Aunt Matilda Haight died suddenly on Sunday at 10 o’clock, a. m. She had not been aijk and her death was a shock to all. The funeral was held at the M. E. church on Tuesday. Rev. Keillor conduct­ ing the senice—F. F. Hilbert and wife go to Chicago and the world's fair next week—G. W. Rising has returned from Chicago and the world’s fair and_reports a good time. , Ban Bald. Childrens day was observed here last Sunday— Hiram Colman raised a 40x70 foot bam last Thursday—The storm last Saturday after noon looked as if we were going to have a cyclone. While Jot; Powers and the blacksmiths were at work in the shop one stroke of lightening came very near paralyzing them—Next Sunday our Pastor will preach to the children—Last week Tuesday eve the ladles Aid society had what they call a three month supper nt the home of Andrew Bresee and netted the aid 57.00. WANTED! i Rutland. Devltt Brunson, of Hastings, was on our streets one day last weeij—J. Lankard raised his barn last Thursday—F. Bush was taking In the sights of Kalamazoo last week—G. Cross Is laid up with a very sore hand. Blood poison Is the trouble— Ed. Green now rides In a new double car­ riage—Mra. S. Hull bad the misfortune to fall and break her wrist a short time ago —Will Garrison had a narrow escape ■while at the raising of John Lankard’s bam last Thursday which came near de­ priving him of the Joys of this world— A. Martin, S. Hendrick and E. Hathaway are weeding out their corn fields with new wheel cultivators—Last Saturday when B. Chase got ready to go io town hjs horse developed into one of those funny tricks, which generally terminate in a smashed buggy and a string harness but fortunately no such mishap happened this time al­ though five turns were made through gates and lanes, the horse finely brought up in Crosby’s, nona the worse for. Its escape— The indications are that most of the crops will be tight—Mrs. J. IL Robinson spent Sunday in Hope Dope—School closed dosed at the High street school house last Frida}’. Comforting' in Humors and Eczema. bottle*. Manufactured byC.H.AJ. Pace. Saltid. 27’ox' Salo PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. <H. GOODYEAR A memorial discourse was preached at the church last Sunday by per. Spittier. Old veterans were present and were visibly affected as the speaker carried them back to the trying times of the war. To much cannot be said In praise of the music fur­ nished for the occasion—John Ryan sold six binders, four mowers and a wind mill last week—Aleck Barnes has gone back to the north woods—Miss Emma Barnes Is recovering from the accident which oc­ cured to her last week. . Dello n. School closed last Friday—Mrs. Frlckle returned to Metamora Friday last—John Valentine’s bouse burned to the ground last Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock, he lives near Brush Ridge. Insured for 8300 cause of fire unknown—The time table changed Sunday, the 11th. trains arrive and depart at Delton as follows per new table. Going north. 7:8 a. m., 3:41 p. m.; going south 9:27 a. «n., 5:59 p. m.—Chil­ drens day was observed at the school house last Sunday with a full house—Prof. Beers closed bb term of school here last Friday ' and started for home Saturday—Elder Harding, of Ganges, delivered an address to the 1. 0. O. F. of Prairieville Tuesday it being their decoration day—Quite a number of G. A. R. boys attended the memorial services at Cloverdale Sunday —Mra. Whitlock is moving her goods out of town—Delton has organized a brass band, she already has a string band—Geo. Knowles of Kalamazoo was on our street Monday—Harry Staymen’s mother and two sisters of Martin Corners visited with him last Sunday—Mrs. A. Norwood Is taking enre of her mother Mrs. A. B. Pennock near Hickory Comers this week —Mr. Polley of Hastings Sundayed at G. A. Mantles—Mr. L. Polley of Hickory Corners was on our streets Monday—M. C. Gwin lost a horse Sunday age 20 yrs. Frank Norwood has a hen’s egg on exhlbetion at the post office that measures in circumference 4»$ by inches—Come to Delton and celebrate the 4th. For par tlculars see hand bills—If Cloverdale ciank on 40' rd. as he calls it would keep their youths at home where they belong there would be no trouble. ' Orang* vllle. Mrs. James Knickerbocker visited friends at Bowens Mills last week—Mra. S. C. Wing moved to Otsego last Thursday. The mill at this place Is closed—Miss Mary Cole is at- Plainwell learning the dreaamakers trade-—Will and Frank Splckler left for Chicago last week—C. H. Thurston has Improved the looks of his house by a coat of paint—Mra. Frank Saddler is sick Dr. Onantagole of Plain well Is treating her. Mrs. Elmer England who has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mattlsou return­ ed to her home at Middleville last week. A few from this place will attend the pic­ nic at Barlow Lake the 16th—As there was no regular correspondent for the Banner gt the time of the death of Mr. Henry Splckler which occured the 18th of last month was not noted. The funeral was held from the home, Rev.Butlen of Martin officiating. He left a wife and two sons. The Ladles Aid Society hold an Ice cream social at R. M. Bellingers Friday eve—Many people from here attended the Children’s Day exercises at Bedford and Banfield, as none were held at this place. J. B. Cook son and daughter Mary visited Hastings Saturday—Miss Clara Russell re­ turned to Battle Creek Saturday after a short visit wlti^ her parents-^-Mlss Edna Knowles Is home for a vacation—Rev. Mr. Fleming left for Chicago this morning to be gone a week. Miss Mabie Wilcox of Irving spent the fore part of the week here—Miss Mae Putman spent Saturday and Sunday in Hastings—Mrs Cone S. Sperry returned to her home at Ann Arbor Monday Miss Etta . Wolcott went with <ier—Miss Orra Smith * was at Hastings Saturday having dental work done—Prof. H. B. Andrus spent Sunday with his father near Hastings— ' Miss Edna Truman is at Lansing—S. E. Cook of Charlotte was In town Tuesday and Wednesday attending the races—Miss. Furniss and Mbs Fleming spent Sunday wlth-Hsstings friends—Onto . Strong left for the west Tuesday morning—The Ingersons and Brattlns were at Woodland Tuesday nnd attending the funeral of Mrs. Haight, Mr. S. S. Ingeraon’s abler—C. H. Oversmith who has been suffering for som^ time with a fever sore went to Anu urday prostrating wheat and clover, kill­ Arbor Tuesday morning to have an oper­ ing a cow for Henry Woodham and blow­ ation j>erformed, Dr. L. F. Weaver accom­ ing down some forest trees. From 1:15 panied him—Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Truman o’clock to 3:40 P. M., 1 :S0 inches of rain started east Tuesday for a visit among fell—Prices for wool offered Is on the relatives and friends—Prof. Andrus was •■Free Trade” basis. Old John Randolph at Ann Arbor Tuesday afternoofi—Mrs. said he never saw a sheep but what he Geo. Conklin of Toledo Ohio is the guest wanted to kick IL The same of the pres­ of her mother Mrs. Belgh. ent administration—Will Elliot and A. Cortright and wives took train this a. m* Fine weather at present—A very heavy for Chicago to tfee the great sights. rain storm visited this section last Satur­ day doing considerable damage iu corn Bodford. > fields and our roads—Mrs. Henry QueadBorn to Mr. aud Mrs. John Manby Mon­ wlz and Mra. Bert Matthews of Grand day. June 5tli.a son—Married at the home Rapids were the guests of D. N. Stocking of Uie bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. and wife fast week—Well brother ajve Huntley, Thursday evening. Mr. Edward trad better go when the birds sing than to Eaton and Miss Nellie Iluutly. The cer- wait until the sun shines in life morning. cmoney was performed by Rev. S. J. Mr. Walt Johnson and wife were the guests Fleming In the presence of a number of of A. J. Potter last Sunday—J • Springer the relatvles and friends of the contract­ and family called on friends lu your city ing parties. Mr. and Mrs. Eaton are last Saturday—We hear Ed Ball aud among our most popular young people and Harry Turner w ere In your city last Satur­ they have1 the best wishes of their many day and Ed purchased a gold watch for friends here. They will go to house keep­ himself and one for his sister. The old ing at once on the farm owned by the silver watches must go to make room for groom, east of the village—Mrs. John the new gold ones—Jay Raymond supports Scoon. of Harvey. III., who‘was here to a new road wagon, now tnere must be attend the wedding of her sister. Miss Nel­ something going to happen—Meeting at lie Huntly, returned* home this week— our school house was fairly well attended Mra. Dunn, who is working mear Gales- last Sunday evening—A. Johnson of Thorn­ bnrg. and her daughter LottiKjof Battle apple was on our streets last Sunday. Creek, spent Sunday at home here—Mrs. Chas. Scoon, whose husband died recently at the home of his daughter In N. Y.. re­ turned home last week accompanied by her son-in-law, Mr. Wilson. After the set­ Owing to the rush of other matter this tlement of the estate Mrs. S. will return week we have been compelled to condense to N. Y. to reside—Misses Ella Carpenter several of our cuunty Items this week, su, ’ and Iva Brady spent Sunday with Mrs. that all who do not see what they have M. J. Demorest—The Ladies Aid Society written in print will know the reason. will meet with Mrs. C. H. Nichols next In the Grand Rapids Herald of Sunday Wednesday—tJhlldrens day was observed nt the church with appropriate exercises. we notice an account of the marriage of The church was handsomely decorated Miss Sadie Littlefield to Louis Cornrllus. • nnd the entertainment was pronounced of Chicago, at tne home of the bride’s I* very enjoyable—ML'S May Mantle, who mother In that city. Miss Sadie is well with two of her charges Misses Delia and known by many in this city, her father, Cecil Conger, has been spending some Frank Littlefield, was at one time proprie­ time with her parents here, returned to tor of the Hastings house. Additional Local Kalamazoo last Friday—Orge Gifford and family have moved Into C. C. Rlcbtnlyer’s house. Mr. G. was one of the 125 men who weft discharged from the Advance shop last Saturday in Battle Creek on ac­ count of dull times—Mrs* McLain and her grand daughter. Miss Belle Loveless, are visiting the laltet’s sister, Mrs. Emery Severence In luin.'ing—School closed last Fr d<y and the teacher. Mr. O. C. Godsmaik and wife started for Chicago Sun­ day morning—Mrs. Grant Mcomber. of Battle Creek, who was here to attend the Eaton and Huntly wedding, remained over Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Shultz—The first ripe straw-berries ot the season were picked by Mrs. M. J Demurest last Monday when she sold two quarts—Mrs. Dora Ditzer, of Battle Creek spent Sunday with friends here—Mrs. N. K. Johnatun visjted the world’s fair last week and report a very pleasant time. P. A. Youngs has bought a bouse and lol formerly owne- by Mrs. Stark, con­ sideration 82.300—Mrs. Tip Bradley was A heavy-rain fell through this section telegraphed of the death of her aged moth­ have commenced er who resided at Albion. Slit* and her Satuiday— Fuimera husband went Thursday t* attend* the shearing dher;>- -Mlt>» Irving Is assisting Ml" Chunters in her dressmaking—The funeral which occurred Friday—Another bul will croup from here leave to day for a visit to mill is striding still at present Chicago to take a view of that famous city be running again soon. and the world*' fair for two weeks—Milo Budd Doble. the man who drove Nancy Hanks when she lowered the world’s rec­ ord. and who is conceded by all to be the fincsLand most skillful driver In the world, was at Sturgis this week aud after seeing Dr. Lowry's Pontiac Chief trot, expressed his opinion that the horse would make a mile below 2.10 before the season was through. This is gratifying news to Dr. Lowry and the many admirers of Pontiac Chief in Hastings. Ed. M. Bailey, who for nearly two years ha* been employed as a clerk in Woodson’s;drug store, left this morning for Goblevllle. Michigan, where he and a friend. Mr; Clark, will Engage in the drug bnslne»«. During bis stay here. Mr. Bailey blMhproven an cfficent young man of excellent qualities and won a host of friends who will regret his departure, bat whose liest wishes fnr future prosperity will cerMtdy follow him.—Michigan City Wm. and Hiram Mahouey. Philip Peake, colored, add Nathan Stratton, white, near Hickory Corners, made a brmai a- sault on Hiram Mkhoney. near Angu-t» Sunday morning, and at a result the LiIut h in a •.•tIoiw condition hta recovery bring doubt* fol. During the "fray, while razor* were flying tlirungh the sir.” Philip Peake was Ithrb'-r and wife entertained friends from stabbed by Albert Mahoney, his wot:i!.h Martin Corners Saturday ami Sunday— • B. L. Brayton returned from Elkhart. | lodng serious4»ut probably not tafal i The lb v. Pope Is pnqwring tb move from Ind, Saturday — E Andrtra .and wife of । fight n-ulti-d from a family quarrel and it is atnotig us. • <• lui> n«t fully Vcchh-d to what Ixiucll vlfitwl-ln Fireport Sum’m; — Fr«i, pia<*'r. We arc sorry to have su>-!» a g<md r<ut will rejebraie the Fourth and a roiiN- i reported ’.hat all were drunk at the time. 1’hi-re is a rinse tivakv um mg the <•wiz.cn. neighbor and teneber Irnvu—J. im: time I* exiwcletl—Freeport Is getlini . lior.-ej otj the II. Brown’s oldest. t-on; James cut the to be noted for runaways—Mra. K. I. drivers ... . of vome of the —, l e*t - - — Ward of Belding Is visiting D. O. Ward . fair ' '.................. ground nnd exciting ---------spurt: t»”nuiy fU Of ring him nnabh* to get ai*>ut—Odt and family. ’ 1 M’?n evi’T^ rta>’h'” lru'*• ' .>ihool clnacd last Siuurd <) lor the iprliu ’ : < ulmlnatlfn of tbew wplt-q-* m: id rm it®: Mrit. Bert Shepard-teuirned last uiu’k perior ty of spe. d will be crrldcil. Mr. from a week* visit nt Grand Rapids— ■* Cole, ibrough whos - ••ntrrpr.'C th* j The people tigrr are-till n-s-i'.v«-’< that- Everett Shepaid of Battle Creek was m ■; races have Imemuc ratablishrd. will allow we will tiiv- a fourth of July, e-dohratloii towtt a couple of days last week—Mary i no one an advantage over ano her. and In spile of the fart that then* will bo a»nn- Wilcox of the Woodland school Is at home, j; everything wi I lie rrmductert In an honest, thing going «m iu a tiebtlfboring tiling •. Mrs. Edgar Tyler of Vet montv lie i»n«l Mr* upright manner. Mt W. F. Adams, of The arrange men is for our cchbrnUt.n Charles Moreh<m«e of Verona wer? at John Lowe 1. the -rtartmr judge who won the were made at rast two weeks before our Taskers the latter part of the we .-k— M fs. approval of all by setting down os all joaneighbors said anything of a celebrallo i. John Tasker and Mrs Calvin Smith were keyng last year, will act In the rarua The ram nnd we shall try hard to please nil who at Vermontville vlaltirg last w vk—Bonn capacity again thia year. favor us with (heir presence. Wo have to Wm. Latty and wife a bo,—Our schro) this year protnse to far surpass tbeoe of the lake*, the groves, and the steam to is getting ready (orPromotUn Exerciser to last and all who attend may be errorsi* that they will get their money’s worth. give the children and all a ride on water— be held the last of June. 90 . J»4 j-'' �'REMEM BERINO *' MARTYR; DEATH AND BUDf i 'IrtS-' • who^re 'ds Identification tOLLAPSE OF THE FORD THEATER Thursday, June 15, 1893. COOK BR08..ProP»eJ07l- Altos. Bls.. June 12.-The memory Owen Lovejoy, the anti-steve mart> r. The' Ex-President Received of is fast fading from the nnnds of tnj generality of people. But in the mlI With flapping of Hands. of the colored people his memory muI remain f/agrant and green- . J5'-.A NO EZEECISES FOB HIS WELCOME. year they gather to decorate his burnt» grave in the Alton city c$ine^ni" grateful remembrance of his virtues and of the success of the cause he first espoused. Sunday was the annuaI oc­ casion or of tins thia ceremun?. ceremony, <u*u and / brought casion , 7c: I Ethnological Seitlun. ; ! Chicago, Juno • 18.—Ex-President 2S • list does not contain hit at WASHINGTON. • th. Seen. of irrr.Mtont IJowta’* Uu-tJoH In April. l»G5-<»vrr .WO Clarks In th. naiMtaa Wbe» th- cr*»i> came. name. . The injured areM M Jarvis. Michigan. AL Amn lovrt.' t™:rtred, 1,.^'bntan and injured internrtly. . W1(1 J V. Calvert, Maryland; Marx’land: right F> right leg York. u.t »r ita KH'-d •”« , ; fl a j'iiwer, WasRctoTOS, June 10.—Tho old Fort • •, which which became Ixx-mnv renre* — — —,: G^jgP^W.''Davlx, Mlreourl; theater, hhdoric aa the acalp OI PrreHrtt U-otaV^lwowA atBih>gi Fort 8^ Ran,; re.--™ nation, is m ruiua. ■ were sacrificed timber. livre. Shortly taloro 10 o'clock yret.^ |! W S. Gustin. Ohio; left arm broken. ------------------------; pr. James H. Howard, colored. Maryday morning the upper fl'«o building inUding gave Fare way -ray witheut withou^ing. Und:-.^ j ™ t|,e other floor, down with It J. N. Hammer, Tennessee; injured In carepng w, ,he. ■US aa.te— — — ' ’ and bnrying bpnurew, , Handy, colored: slight cuts on rniM_ TwentytoRO bodies tan™ hare - been --- || -(^ge Geo t>kl>n M (rom ths debna and orer> . 1b^Thnmas „j. Hyne*. Missouri: s|pll fracb(MpRj,| in Washington la fillrel with . Tho ■ tQJWG. Johns, leg ba«lly cut During the prevalence of th. the put season It wm a notl^hi^^ that those who depended upu 7J ‘kiS? New Discovery, not only had a SL5U*? oovery, but escapetl all of the USSI* after effects of the malady m1 b eso°* to ba,e a pecuite’r J-tadf Ing rapid cure. no< only In re j i’*' Grippe, but In Ml Dl.cw, ,7 UQieet aud Lung,, and Im, rur,,j "’JU"* tarer ol I™, Try It and be convince,|. point. Free trta bottle, & year’s drug store. Strengihund If you are not feeling strong and health, try Electric Bitters. If -tj Kti left you weak and weary, use Bittern. Thh remedy •rts“dlr.^u* liter, rionm/'l. and ki.ln. j-. ge tboreor,,.,. to I-.:,™’>„Vr". I Benjamin Harrison was a visitor at the took place from the city hall to:the I I world’s fair. He came out to the grave Pof the imuryT. where ! ! grounds a tout 11:30 o’clock and was the were made by William A. Aaht , ■ If.you arv afflirh-d 'm:i, • I guest of President Palmer, of the Na- Colonel William Armatronii and Hon. I you will find sisvily nud । j tional commission. Upon arriving at D. B. Snarka. The marble slab bearing i simple inscription. "Hie JUet by takingREIwtrle Bin. >•. 1 the grounds President Harrison was tho convince you that this i_, | taken for a drive through the winding Lorejoy. Nov. 7. 1987." waa fiteraBy , need. Large ixdth-s onlj ; I ways of the White City and shown the eorerea with flowera. Goodyear's drug store, / beautiful buildings. Shortly after noon AT BUZZARDS BAY, < The house in which Lincoln dirt on '■ - Mr. Chat. N. Bauer ■ President Palmer brought his dis­ W. Hngler. New Jersey; scalp wound. Bucklen'n Arnim numn.ee . I th. other ride or the atreot from ton | Clifton Lowe. Iowa; scalp wouniL Of Frederick. Md.. suffered terribly for over ,; tinguished guest to the administration The best salve in the .... । William W. Lecture, District of Coten years with abscesses and running sores on ‘ building, where he was presented to A Wabhisotos. June 1S.-Mra. Clove- | theater where be wm ,bot .ml wbicb U j bruise*, wires, ulcers, ^ujt u.tmu. his left leg. He wastod away, grew w«ak and , numbcr of world'B fajr officials, after I l^'Leger, Misriasippi; head cut and sores, n-ttcr. chapped i,ruMu. chHhtam* land may decide to open the anmmer | ltU1 jnntimentally kept intact aa n wm which all ret down to on elaborate borne at Bmzart'a Bay within the next ■ mrns. and all skin eruption... and ttoitiv^ , nt„he. i„,krt lookeddona downupon upona a ’I-iured ( . internally. iy j cures ptlee or no |.a> r.-quln-Ii. p Without good result, until he began taking j lunch. The visit was entirely of an in- fortnight. After --------------------.ortnight. After r-oving removing tato into tta the <tat»uumg ‘“T’ " ejcitcinrtt and grief I j.-, ___________________ Frank ’M.-ualf, Massachusette; disloguaranrred U glre |.,- . ; .tiat^ ■ Iannntoilla 1 formul nature, and there were no exerWoodley villa, President and Mra. jeene o go y, r.riine of 1885 I cat iuh of hip. »’s urnney refniitlrel. I r , L? HOOCl S warScipari I la i cisiw nor ceremonies for his welcome or Cleveland the which even the gnat criJ i gttvia G. ... Tennessee. G. M. M. McLaughlin, cieveianu had included luuuuuvu. to ~ spend .......- -­ For.ale by W. II. ii,f.J„^ ' A could not parallel. And the horrors of | yp which effected a perfect cure. Mr. Hauer Is ! entertainment. • entire summer there with the possible J. P. McCornack, Wisconsin; denow tn the bcst.ofheaith. Full particulars of ‘ When the ex-president arrived ot the exception of August,i when the-oold r. «„!Sri to d the scene were by no means lessened by ^4 fr3Ctn riba. -«-sl ... ....re . of -- Tt-3. . Will Wlllor, a ,b| his imse Win be Krntall who address administration building there were . M. McLachlan, McLachiaa. leg leg br< broken. 8 borne lrar.wiPatrp that a blunder, surely in 1 F m or the seaside home would ’ *- told ‘ C. I, Hood * Co-Lowe-1. Mass. handred lM<,ple flitting aboat OU breezes -------------------Ifl.ytars of age. but'h1. neater tnat a u.uu . „ R. M. Patrick, New York: enta atant aso greater attractions attractions and afford the de- the knowledge “ pounds. caSf. almost “worse than a crime, , Hooo-8 PiLL8sre>tbebejt Rfter-dinner Pill*, the benches, inauyof whom were eating SSe'd change before the resumption of ; bead and fa c. . AMUt digMtioa. cure he*d*ch* and biiioiuaaea. । their lunches. The word was quickly the winter's social.duties. was the cause the tragedy. ; Police Officer Pody. injured after acns urn vbuw of v* — — ‘ t- .-w . ■ The poet Sings, in inly rhyme, ----------------------- -——————ptuised around that ox-President Harn­ nXrila aZM'pmcltaire' ’l. . Pritt, Tcxm; acrip The evidence as found that in Xg official j|.“ cijg eUt . . . iacaralrt. . , Of sunuiM-r day** --------J------------ w——---------------------| son had come and in an instant there sunny client. Of lieauteons maiden was a rush to see him. As Mr Harri­ Vta’rtv^ tailing. Which tta | P X Pennington. AlnLnna; .bull With witching rj.re tI!i;> son entered the rotunda there was a 'i>u hair. “ Ihs Kagan Falls Houle."____ IO DUZX4IU ft uviuic a.xv Ug<> no *■ — — , r *1 vigorous clapping of hnnds and waving the intense heat ko-4 in in Washington. w>.»»nn£rton. The -------------- nnmitased afterafter the sssas.Colorado: slight in­ Die !government purchased the assn*-, of handkerchtafsTh*5 ex-president dan at tta cmmtlF P.tare °n action »r..l and at. an army nnaram. , ^7,,) *’ |I juries in J and back. I acknowledged tho compliment by nf­ m4 are mt m enjoyable Hint li 1 ’ :« rev ’ n.FnVorttc ‘ ■fh-i u. the oflioia ny proclaimed by congress mu .■nioy.blv quiet by b} o0ici.lly an *‘ j. J* a A.. Stewart. Stewart, ■cut alxrat head. ’ moving his hat and 'towing. During Presid**nt and Nlririte lunUiffile and ipiarar.: Snr all frtSTri^wta ra. Cleveland. who re* . un«f. d.,«rttory . •foreven — —... <tata.nta.te . , — — .. HaortN-a* 7 421 2.14! •»!|l.8ri >30 ' the afternoon President Harrison visit* E. F. Sinw. IdriiU of female wvakm >s «! cures the ceive numerous - - - ——-----C. D. >uidbolt, colon*1, Missouri; xtluivutN of feeble -run-down skeletons, mummies nnd books or tne । ed a number of the buildings. ’ 'icbiiiuted auttou. I» i“s|Ss ‘ Princess Eulalia came out to the fair drive out during the fine afternoons. ' army medical inuseum. for which a ( dangerously injured. restore!, them toyouthfulness • wutncD. -r-r-rt— aud -rt--------------------------F. B. Smith, Tennessee. again, arriving in the morning and re- > 1 safer place of storage was provided by j ADDICTED TO INTEMPERANCE. and beauty once more. The piled of thh R. A. Smith, Connecticut; compound 1. maiuing until late in the afternoon, But. notwithstanding royal remedy. Dr. Plcscts Favorite Per­ tho bent of j Mr». Fnmk Ixmlle-Wilde Svcnn s nu AImo- act of CTWignw. M A Olid MAN. 'U»eai Aire nt. HMtltr i The infanta, in follovfing the bent of j scription. Is but 81.00 n bottle, ar.d money the fact that in the public press, nnd in tj fracture of the skull. F. F. Sams, Illinois, cut about head. lute Divorce From Willie. her own will, has given the officials of #.Rcfiai.u « refunded in every case if It does’nt gtve '■ the fair a pretty chase and they do not New York. June 12.-rMrs.. Frank congress! also, continued attention wm I William M.' Smith. satisfaction. See guarantee-a bor.le-rwapcalled to the bulging walls of the buildj 1 ■ relish the task imposed on them. They Leslie-Wilde has secured her divorce P. Sommers. Ohio; ribs broken and FOR ■KOrit' per. • do not object to paying all the atten­ from Willie Wilde, brother of the ing aud its dnrkness nnd general un- , head badly cut tion to the infanta to which she is en- testhetic Oscar. In his decision Judge stabilitv nnd unsafety, it continued ta |----------------------------------------p ------John H. Thomas, Sedalia, Mo.; arm Mrs. James Gardner, of Ganges, hu Brown states that the referee. Grant B. 1 v f Grar b.« u-Hfi for the daily employment of 1 broken. , Endow svunp for circular. Address, A. B. ... . . * nearly 500 government clerks of the | F. W. Test, Illinois; contusion of Just Inherited $150,000 liy the death 'fa ilf Taylor, reported that the material' — relative. gallons of the complaint are true and r.rt dlriri«iX,tta«I«re. | wdlpr wound Md ; that the defendant, William C. K. pension recc*.------------------ With u refinement of discrimination. , Wilde. ,-has been addicted to habits of । tusion of back. ' n T. ± Worley. noi 1 gross and vulgar intemjieranee, nnd to however, l.iwreu wtal ooul.l ta re- ; N. Tennessee: back and ■ That more ills result from an injured, I violent nnd profane abuse of and cruel placed and what could not Imi so easily , j ’ jamce, AWhite, Georgia; cut on | supplied, while the clerks were trusted t a . | conduct 'to the plaintiff, ” Mrs. Frank Unhealthy Liver ^6an^ any I.,-!:-Wild-, and has been Miriliy of in the unsafe building the original Lead head and and leg. leg. » other cause-indigestion, Consti­ । several acts chargwl in the complaint, records were retained in the substantial 1 A. G. Yount. Pennsylvania; head cut pation, Headache, Biliousness, ' and which, according to the statutes, fireproof war department building.' and injured internally'. i entitle her to absolute divorce. Mrs. nnd Malaria usually attend it. A. C. Black. Indiana: fractured cheek­ So the comforting assurance is given t Leslie mav marry again, but the mar­ Dr. Sanfordfs Liver ’invigorator bone and arm. riage of Wilde is prohibited during her that while 80 clerks may have been Charlee J. Moore, District of Colum­ is a vegetable specific for Liver killed, the pension records are all saved The property of the Vledr Antique Mar­ life. bia: riba broken and scalp wounds. ble Co. at Ispbeming will Ik- sold to satis­ Disorders and their accompany­ and uninjured. B. F. Driwoll, New York; scalp : loir* 1‘opu.llfil* hud I’ruliibltionlRta. The building collapsed in the midst wdund. leg injured and injured in­ fy executions. ing evils. It cures thcusands j Des Moines, June 12.—There is a of an ill-judged effort to remedy some ternally. . S why not be one of them ? Take । big deal on in luwu between the Popu­ J. A. Miller, District of Columbia: of its defects. The moral of the dis­ Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator. lists and Prohibitionists, and if it goes both legs broken between the knee and by local application, as they ^uinot reach 1 through as now planned the fight fpr aster. if there is any. is emphasized by Your Druggist will supply you. the diseased portion of the There I* ankle. . the control of state affairs will be an the fact that there are known to lx? at F. W. Teat, seriously, about face and only one way to cure Deafness sad tbit interesting one. The Populists are to least two more government buildings— is by constitutional remedies. DeafiyM if MORTGAGE I indorse Professor Aylesworth. who .was the printing office and the Winder anus and fractured" riba. Frank Metcalf, seriously shocked from caused Uy an inflamed condition nf the Default bsvlnu been uwie /n tin- conditions ELECTBic (.Acacii wiiAiiF sEAR aobiccz^ j-recently nowinat«xi for governor by the . building annex of the war departmentmucous]lining of the Eustachian Tube. fall. of a certain morteaae made by Arthur L». xjA. * v. *VUAI‘B*’,u>raa.. Prohibitionists. Tht-re will to concas-1 HmtbMsuid Sarah 1>. ntuclit-’. bls wife. Hubert titled, but Conunander Davts and others ou sida, tht> pn.hibitionist* each containing many more employes A. S. Aines, seriously; face, nock and .When tnis tube gets inflamed you have* C.Btro:>s. and Emma strong, his wife, of Barry who are playing.escort to her highness [ ^vin an indo„emenl to the Populists than were caged in Ford's theater ankles. rumbling sound or impcrft-c* hearing, aud Cbuuly, Hi«!tiiky*n. to Walter Olrkson. of Al­ rx I »<t(.olnu.lnangn..rteto ta«t'ev«r ; J, * rehamr , in for y,*, deathtrap which are in an equally dan ­ Rol»ert Smith, fractured skull, opera ­ when it Is entirely closed Deafness b the bany, stated New York, dared September a), (,nnl.„ mll Il;nd the f. : gerous condition. A. D.. 1»». aud r»-c.f«l«Hi In tbe office of ttw point where she wraa on.i at.ererj , tion necessary. * result, and unless the iuilamation can 1* Register of iJce-ds. for the County of Barry aud . place she enters, although no notice & , nnce Dr. O. P. McCormiCk, eyes injured taken out nnd this tube restored to its nor­ on th0 prohibition question, : The h'dur of the disaster was shortly State ot Michigan, on the 3rd day of October. A. . mal condition, hearing- will If dndroywt O.» li«3. In Ltbcr39 of .Mortgages, on pages 34 given of the party» moremant. B> . It te^Stnrt that there i. lint liule after the department.-* had settled down and shocked by fall. (1 b „ and ■£>. which said muitgage was duly Mslgncd mm. mretenra, mlmtlnn aeveral thni- d bt b ,,.c n , wH, •11 ,..^1,..,.... ' The suprrintemient of the Emergency forex er: n’ne caws out of ttu are caund ’ for the day's work. The workmen , ’ “ i™" I hrepitrt 35. that hro. of tta mra at by said Walter. Dickson to John A. Robertson, sand visitors learned the places which | . n ” 6 by catanh. which is nnthlr.- but an hiot the County of Barry and Slate of .Michigan, the infanta would visit during the day, now *uana 1:-------------------------j whose operations und ■Ira tta . bnililmg | thut h.»i,iial will die. Charte. R. Mil­ on the 2inb day ot September, t*s5. said assign­ flamed condition of tlie nmrous suifaces. lire in Cleveland. were the immediate cause of’ the catas­ ler und the cntvre<l man ShaAtolt were ‘ ment Having been duly recorded In the office of and *at every entrance there was r,. We will give One llumloii lH>l!»rs fn Cl.r.vKLxxu. June Ifl.-Fire wm din- trophe . . the Register ot Det-da of said County ot Barry, ■ crowd, moatly women, who were de- j hod been tinkering upon it fur removed to their houyg. any case of Ikatness fenu- .i by catarrh' on tbe3<Ui day ot February. A. D., 1303 In Uber । termined not to h*”'"0 until they had , coven.<i jn eooiiershop of tho Meriam hours or more. ” Half ____ ': two . ’* an 'hour Lf 36 'of Mortgages on page 424. on which sold MEASURES FO?F RELIEF. that cannot be cured by Halls t'ayurh “JJ & Morgan Parafine company. The niortga^e, so assigned there I* claimed to be seen the pnn©“®- Wj®" The ! earlier earlier and and few few lives lives would would have have been been Cure. Send for circuiht.-. !:■■■ F <»• due at the time oi lids notice rtie sum of three pnnee and their smte and escort left Bhop WM fi]led infiaiATuable ma loct Cheney Co.. Toledo. < • N'hl by 'Drug­ thousand one huudred eight)-two dollars and tbe/Puhner Homo in the monnnK they | ,eria) „lld sixty seven cents and au Attorney's fee ot fifty j. The gists. 76c. d?’™ ’T” °° 'h181™ reach tta pl.ee it wm in nSereo bbta.1,, immediate cause of the disaster dollars provided for lu said mortgage, mid From cooperehop^tta tamre'•» UwMtajF tare tarn tta exWashington, June 10.—The meeting ------ th/ -----------1» th which Is the wstjl® amount claimed to be due front where n private steam yacht was : -Saginaw women v. |i upon said mortgage, ami no suit or proceedings tied. The lake was smooth so her high- teufirel w uv 4UtMU „ of the. com-1 . taTltloia „ being . . earned . . ..on by the . war of citizens held to put into operation of politics. They want to ,the main UUI1U1 binding at law having been instituted to recover the the trip.K° Sni1:’ I IMmyand itVas*’ rons-nned? ^The i department under the building for the mensures for the relief of the victims of amount secured by said mortgage or any part at the fall elections. Off th epiernear the battleship Dll- , only par: thHt WJW ftiivcu was me can- । purpose of. putting in au electric 'plr.nL thereof. ptuyuoc ,u .pn.ui, the catastrophe -in its reaulttu was a Mow, therefore by virtue of the power of sale S£e“tato?!?rire M. D. Bally. Rwivin tote dto {“S’*. In «=addition •“!««*« ttapuyltae . it to the parafine rithragh although it if thi. this i, is tta the cm case, it i, is dlffldiffi- striking tribute to the power’of the contained In said mortgage, and the statute In : such case made and provided, imttee is berrb> ■ works the shops of the Ironclad Paint cult to explain the fact that the top pre**. It was called to order by Com­ Rapids Sating Bank. >aj ’ . given Uial on Saturday, the second day of ■ , way the princess was taken to the la’The iUV total floor gave way first . .enmnanv were ilestrojisl. ^tr.r. ed to much in favor of ••Adir.onda.’’ WheelSeptember. A. D . U95. at 10 o'clock in the fore­ goon at the foot of agricultural hall. A missioner Ross and Commissioner • . ? mt $250,Uik>; nartlv covered by Iw div i ' .... v noon. I shall sell at Public Auction, to the high- tending was made there and the party ; 1 ?.-4».Ou<»; partly । Building Inspector Entwisle says that Parker was chosen to preside. With eris Heart nnd nerve cure, bold by W. Ml bidder, at the north front door Of the I took neats in the gospel chariots. The 1 u aarBnce ; last week application was made to him hut little preliminary the purpose of H. Goodyear. Court Hou.«» in the city ot Hasting*. <thM be­ . ing the place where the Circuit (ourt for the i princess was pushed to the White Horse Ev»rj thing <jui«-t. I for a permit to underpin the building, the gathering was achieved in the apCounty of Barry is holden, the pr*inltt*s de- ! inn where luncheon was served in the i Andy Me Quaig. a conductor on a log Lamont, Uh.. June 13.-There was but uui he ur declined u«nUW1 to iu.permit peruin it. u, as m it k was wm* a a seribed tusaid mortgn/e. (except such part of ! pcintment of a committee of five to run over the said described prcmlvs a» was Inserted Im I private aimngroonK. Two city uetec- . quietness Mcnday along the Desplaines government building and came under I canvass the meeting for subsBriptions. train for the past six years, was said mortgage by error and which have been I tives uvtw from iron, the iuh central ceuinu station mauuu were wuns m valley. and killed at Alpena. . Work was resumed on the , the direct supervision of the federal j While this was being done, brief adheretofnrv released by Quit Claim deed to attendance to~keep watch over tho prin. ~ .. I drainage canal and was not interrupted officers. . ( ------- «> ------ ----------- —Louise M Evans, the legal owner as hereinafter the -4-iiu striking quarrymen. Nearly of gov- ! j™** ----------------------w. . .i ’ In (tact, act> he had no jurisdiction of bJ u.a u. a »tWarner, —wer ..a-..” uuule uj nruef. setfor.h. or no miieli tlirreol as may be neces- cess. After remaining an hour rfnd a by al... oi the sanr to pay the amount due upon Mid mortgage half in the fac simile of the inn made JUU men were nt work and it was evi- ernment buildings, and was prohibited Rev. William A. rhompeon, a clerk em- of your friends if *‘ u ««•' ’.•a ran With Interest at eight percent, and nil; it gnl famous in the Pickwick Papers of Dick­ inode of applying and the tor. eosta. together with Ab attomey fee of fifty dol­ ens. the chair pushers pnahed their way dent that it was only the restraining ; by law from interfering. The cause of plqyed in the collajmed building, and HWY tee we give with each rack? influence of the militia on guard that I the whole affair, he said.-was undoubt- Bishop J. F. Hurst. Dr. Barlett's ring­ lars covenanted for therein, the premises being through lines of people to the model or prevented a repetition of Friday’^ I e<Uy due to the underpinning, The Pile Pomade, nrd.jon will described in Mid mortgage n» follows ing arraignment of the government for Gow in end ng at the north west corner of F. L. the cliffdwellers' habitation in the eth­ trial. Price 31.00, six pm- am- 35.W. A mn.ss meeting of strikers was j workmen dug under the heavy upright Blake’s lot In the village ot Irving. County of nological section of tho park. its moral responsibility for the calam­ By mail. Try It to-night. For sale by held, but it resulted in nothing but the ; columns which support the buHding B*h7 and State of Michigan, und nmning irom Professor Putnam of Cambridge, chief appointment of a committee to take and the collapse followed. ity met with warm commendation of Fred L. Heath the tlrngsijJ. theni-e ea t >'r Io an easterly C.lieciion along tbi* north line oflots heretofore conveyed and to tho of the, department, received thy party charge of the interests of the strikers One of thy workmen, a colored man. the gathering. He said the chief of­ highway crossing the race and east of the lot or and escorted the princess to an elevated i In ficers ought in some way get together The Resolute mine at It -to' Cre. n ure or on W m.a. i »•» riaployrt in .xcavaUnir the laud deeded to Effie Baldwfu. and from said nnd provide the means which shall se­ to to operated. A foreign »:• highway tn a south easterly direction on the scat which rested on Indian blankets of MLaxKxn.ua. Jnne lA ^te. to south tine oi the raceway. »t> Interact the uaudy colors and skins of wild animals. cure to the ’suffering and sorrowjjhg the bead of the nmcmeut. pood; thence on nnd along the westerly linn of Here the royal party was supplemented the general convention of the Orange- : the archway would fall, for every time ones that care and support which a sold pond In a northerly direction to the date, by Potter Palmer. Judge Horton. Major men are here from all partsofthe conn- anyone walked over the floor it would niggardly policy had made necessary and from theme following the center oi the Thornapple river to a point directly north of Handy of publicity and promotion and try. prominent among them Ling the ! bend.” and “not saddle a single dollar upon the point ot starttug, and from said point south other world’s fair officials. The nearly representatives from Michigan. New j ---------------this long suffering community.” to the place of beginning, containing teu acres extinct tribe of Quackuhl Indian braves. York and Pennsylvania. The supreme LIST OF THE DEAD, Thompson's speech was largely de­ more or less: and all on section thirty-one In M------town four north, range nine west, excepting auiiws and pappooses from Vancouver grand lodge of the United States began voted to abuse of Colonel Ainsworth, M»n Among Tho*« Taken from the above all streets and highways now and danerd out of their cave re­ business, all officers being preset > chief of the rvcord and pension divirion. lawfully the.reon. Also Uie undivided one-half splendent with trappings, headdress Matters discussed were of an executive ' Fro“ o*c Bm,u*Whom he charged with being the din-ct o< the following; Comtnencina at a point fiftyWhen rite hod Chiidn-n. she P> • Washington. June 10.—The follow- active cause of the casualty. He said two feet, six Inches west and twelve rods three and blanket robes. For half an hour nature and entirely in connection with j yirfflMr” wm ' t82“\°f Mh Wilh feet and three Inches north ot the southeast these queer aborigines went through Jteta larfte. fine, airy aaferoouu in th, war corner or the north west quarter of section their gyrations and Contortions for the u.rpartuumt bwliUng were kept .acred thirty-one, town four north of range nine west; -----------Li-------------- - j from which they were appointed conedification — ahd ainuaement of the in ­ running from thence west i-lzbt rods; thence Hud*on River i».m Banta. | tains 22 names including one unknown to the storing of inanimate rolle and north to the center ot the Thoruapple river: fanta. who smiled ami , chatted and re­ records, while Ford's theatar, a build­ thence east eight rod*, thence south to place of ceived enlightenment'fr«m Professor Fenllnand llofilrelret. an .' Troy, N. Y.. June 13.—About 60 feet j one probable duplication, only 21 Ing utterly unfit for clerical uses wua »nntng. ft Is expressly understood that t8l« Putnam. Dances of war and peace, the <’“• of the state <tam across the Hudson | bodies having been taken from the crew<te.i with clerks- many of whoee mer was drowned In the rivet described pi emis** in all the premises.; mill mosquito dance, and other perform ­ privUega nod rights of it > wage, owned by Akmro Uvea bail been ascrifice.! by thia <me at Grand Rapids while pitlillur . K tj irtici-i ana Frank Campbell nnd constltn ances with bass drum and babyrattle man a d etum. The theater tad been a tliW the Ute firm. Gardner. Campbell & Co. ot accompaniment were given until the According to the custom* > J Irving, and that this mortgage is intended to per.eet -hell on earth." heuald: no mlli- barrels of beer wen- exported fr-»w » -----V, , n V-1CI M. eftver the undivided one-half of al! rights of princess got tired. •“V P’tare'Wjun wua at an comtwr- nominee during the pm fiscal y» ar. GEORGE -^LLEN, Pennsylvania The dwelling was filled with people eaid Gardner, Campbell & Go., together with fhl'i ,,'-',w?«»We features, whfle GEOR(»R imenih "*• the perpetual right to the water power, back who had paid their way in to see the ” _ _____ PO*» water fiow.ure ami mil! privileges described ‘‘t s,rnctOT was no sAMi’F? P kara?S*' above with the roller flouring mill and all mill princess, and they followed the party in on tho Cuamplxln canal, tho rioop lock Ire. .n ’ ,.ih*vi'!? bMn condemned no fixture^ therein now standfug or hereafter tn be the chairs to the convent of La Ribida. in the lew than three times; Mr. Thomson <-rccfed and placed upon said premises (Delud­ The paths and entrance to the convent Hi*1 •*ttoWh ™ jre»re of agThe ing both of above descriptions. Will Marrh to Chicago. , i lumb llL That in drafting said mortgage the draftsman were packed with people, but the In­ TeSeSh K«>'ncky. tad been prori&ntlafiy enahltl to Cincinnati, June 12.—The 1.500 mem­ made a < error and the following described land fanta only smiled and spout another make » successful escape from the secwith raid privileges and right of flowage, was half hour within the hafts seeing the bers of the Boys’ brigade in this city inserted in said mortgage by mistake, that the Columbian relics aud other kindred ex­ Fadder01^ building by means of a iv. i AxjrAN, Hansas will march from this city to Chicago said mortgagors had no title and claim no title JOSEPH B. GAGE. Michi™, They will go by toicdd premises, nnd the Assignee ot said hibits. The next move was to take a for the world’s fair. DAVID C. JORDAN. MiXrL 'Die total amount of the subscriptions mortgage claims no rights therein, and Mid ride to a special train on the electric easy stages tenting at night. ^Thev buo “tb^i*" anVonncwl M «bouV |5,premises anti not be offered for nale under this road and tim risit was ended. The re­ will march like a regular army. They J. BOYD JONES. Wisconsin mortgage sal-. The premises m Inserted in ^largest being ?1,000 from the An E«.n boy nimrt M' >•>d‘J F. B. LOFTUSNew York K'dd mortgage by error mid which will not be turn jourpey to the city was made in win be joined by other lads. It is esti­ F. W. MAEDER. a°r Hobart Taylor's tallyho. Pte°f* Lotkrop. mllOTrt . tert rtbrt <fi<« offered for s»m are described as follows: mated that on the Anal day 85,000 uni­ President Cleveland who hod been H« Also the undivided one half of the. foilowing: S' P' -IDELER. New York. A remarkable collection of ancient formed boys ot this order will march tatan t-‘ UteliMpnxI11 Commencing at a inlnt flfry-t wo feet six Inches Greek portraits was onened for public ?<UV65?! ?' m«;DER. Ohio. into Chicago. the me*tin8- but west and twelve rods throe feet and three Inshes view in the central haft of the old VienJ. H. M FALL. Wisconsin. Antonio lire,In. ■ minor te north at tne sontlj east corner of the north E. G. SHULL. Kansas. rr-,—vuwuesa encucement »nt on l Heeia mine u Counsel. »<» '■'“™ JJ. wrat quarter of section thirty-one, town four Cia_village in the Midway -plaisance. north of range nine west; running from thorn e Borne of these pictures are over 2.000 terJay. He Ml town one ley '■J ' CUKTON, Dta., Juno 18. —Miss Sue H. sLWTODCaREIVEa' aecr'ur>' west eight rods; thence north to the center of years old. All of these paintings, it is Webb was fatally wounded by George the Tbornanple river: thence rest eight rods, r«’ rr' ^^klAMS, Wisconsin. tttemv south to place nf beglnntn*. It la ex said, were taken from mummies or Nixon, a young farmer. 10 miles eut of Aina aenlor. bel.l:tair el»-s ■'« fiariova Sltualkm. in-ev>!y understood that this last dvOurtbed coffins, it having been the custom of here. He was a suitor and she repelled clare’reatertar- The protunws ts ait me premises, mill privilege • nr. rights of flowage, owned by Alonzo K. Gnrdni r Egyptians to represent the countenance his advances. Nixon attacked her with arelaea proja-r will ta I.eM h. XI Tne J ‘"“'V report that there U (tan and r rank Campbell mid eonsffintlng the HIa razor, and nearly severed the jugular firm, Gardner, (amubcll & Co . of Irving, and vein. Mias Webb fought desperately '««r of • Colimon befw.«n the United A te«.l .l.m.i'tant u>'» mortgage Is Intended to cover tne u.and rescuers cama,but too take. Nixon names of Jordan and Paul hive ab■tea marrno. p^ntece. The IGIWaml drawi up in r.i'k-ai '• pjm.i i ffivWMl imw batt cf all rights of said Girdder WARHi.xoTofc, Juno 18. —The con­ is now in jail. been attached to the unofficial deat. Campbell & co. oi*>t u stated, hare landed and among old p-tpoM Mssuru*'* 1,1 ! ,e " Jou.v a. Bonarreox dition of thdue injured at the Ford ^&ta“.“ko7Sn'!^ dZn“to°Pn£2?T£IM “ ,9“to r" ta paper mill. Nsw .lllchlffnn Postinaaters. theater disaster, now in the hospitals, PuturT Couiaova ' J" JO protect tho canal company's Wamuwtos. June IS. - Cbmmls. J-ry Lawbl'n- ■[« is improving and they will probably re­ sioued: Edward C. Grace, Farmington­ w ho escaped frem <■* I”1 1Vi,r«us.u cover. Ernest E. Leedter, Graitau. * 1 who was killed, and Pan! may hart a-’-.-, has been rreaptuntl >*» near Mariutt'.'.e. Michigan Central "««■»» iiWsKaEslS' Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Do you Know? ^Smd.V^X'XXm'en* �Banner. 15 ^93 Diil.'-K 165 OREflM SODA. >t 11 t-r. Milk Shake and . .::: u'-I ICE CREAM, CON­ , vd* .m*i anything -in the line '... • > i ■ vkEllT GOODS. I. forget it- ■ si 'INESS CARTS. .. .uimi*. ,A v ] . • . . .. p*»n>pD.v attended to. •, 1 <-jal K. K uappen. .v/'iurC'lMilson. U-PENJt DENISON. L.iWYKKS. ■ 5’s-ldgiu Trust Co. Bid*,, tir.rid lUphN. Michigan. , . . j • • he all fhc fed ess its er•y he ‘P- Nichols. ..MANSEE *t NICHOLS .. ■>; i.i;< riox office. ii.H!-n.'"i City Bank, Hastings, Ki:;:;. M D. and Surgeon. , ; . . Midi. : , . .-te-iideddnyor nighL Of­ . ... ■ • •ot.aml »hoeMore 'ji: - • * sWEEZET. ■ > - -.orney at law.. Hastings. Mich. . '111:1) cmir:« of the stale. Colat:> i.ded to. - ■ ,e< _ r. I.ATUllOr. . ■!.--.utliic Physicians and 4 Surgeons y md <-»untry promptly at- , I . v dl-l A , M U. M. D.. • I'liy.-k'lan and Surgeon, ■ • Mich. r • . -i t-, one oluck east of depot. I . . ; 1 -. C. 11. BAKBElt ■.. -I tans and Surgeons. -v urcounty xesponded towlth ... ,i,;y «ir nighL «» . i. ; - • p s ' A ach > Is hat fit the ibe. re a and the . .- ! DON. . :itid ilt-a! Estate Office.. > • - - Bkw-h. Ila-ttngi. . . Ken! E<aU* Beal Estate -•• ■•11. Gcnrr.il con re, slicing. • ■ ..m ,,f ttisirm-t Books, coin : -i I . ran l-mils'i complet* F. BROOKS. Clerk. : UM. >1- !>■• ■r • .v;i> s drug store. m. Telephone, eon at Holloway's drug COST CF HER -OUTRT, i.Eit.D.i’. S. !• ' Abe Cral?.**r, of 2fiUhYW^»kHlitl a valu­ able d«k layt week fur fear it .was going U.w » SwellO..,u„ mad. 1 ’*M. C, S a rtf t foloKglng to E. L. Smith. of Na»hvith*. won ret<.|id money at Three kivfers JasMii u race .tor three year olds. / HOVE. ■ ' Viiiriuty at Law Smith X Cpih«ne » < alow blucA. Ha-tuuns. . ■1 • ir’- ->t > 1J* •‘Cite. 1.' • . CONSENT. •Neithu -. ’ -- f* 1 ni-y nt Law, .... ■ v.r' nftiw STjps. ffoHecUunr :i*iii.u to. ■ I '!'!E:iMA.\. Ilomtcjijithlc ^’hy• -:an amt SttrgeOn. • <•*er Lathrop'* dnigitore.) • fc’he shook her head fir»t up, then down. •Then, ddrliu; . \l,'l>l \TEiANt>COLLECT-I \ ING OFFICE OF J’Ai.MFjtroN A Smith, 'WuotUantL Mleh. ’> ’-.r -s. ' J. M. Smith. i’.-i"■Justice of the Peace. —Chicago Dispatch. • > LOCAL NEWS. • ^IKCULdTION • .veck, 75 quires. ih- • • ■ । changes for advertisements •irtice Tuesdays at latest to • 1 In the Issue <>f the week - ■ 1 ilrnt Hund's Sariiparilla ba* done ' . • f fra*, n.tfiit! io believe thatIt ■••• n brnef.1 to ym? j went down xto Coats . ■ .. Jay with the intention of beati-ter nine but did not expert to ' 1 men. When the boys had • rd. inning. It commenced to ' v-1-.putan end tu the game. r • ».'m- out 4 to 4. Wentworth * ■ ; iMt«iiv-ii amt the Coats Grove ■• a--. Hobert igjwls umpired. : c."by circular State Game War '■ ■:-unptc>.i says that none of the bills ■ •■Iianges in the seasons during 1 .in fisii may be-caught and cer'1 -Mid.- of game may be taken became same w» under the laws of *91: :■ "■•< r peninsula, from Nov. _5 to ■ Crupper prulHHula. between Sept, and Oct -’5. Wild turkey and quail. । t" Dec. 15 inclasive. Partridge, peniiHuliL Nov. I to Dec. 15 Inclu*•. upixr peninsula Oct. 1 to Jun. 1. f'Hl. -. k. Aug. 15 to Dec. 15. Jactsnipe, ■ h--u!etl, blue-bill, canvass baek, wld■!' end pin-tail ducks and wild geese- be‘•■•n .-pt. 1 and May 1. Other wild ' ' f'- :i and snipe between Sept 1 and Prairie chicken, protected until Hu n open season Sept, and Oct. ■■ >1 trout und grayling May 1 to Sept.: ’• v.-.-y important change in the game; u-l-.-i law take* effect July first. Itcon• the present system by allowing : -i-■•mill fish wardens under the. The state Warden is also hu-. ' ’ ■' appoint deputy wanlen* who >• —: any where i» the stnte. aud who • i' •• Him* dollars a day.from the state; under imRiit of nnd OUR COUNTY Altucat Innumerable Gown. . The German system of p<xn- relief known as “the Eloerfeld system" i* accepted by many <>f our greatest economists aa the must satisfactory system that baa ever b en devised. It I* in operation in at least thirty-six German towhs and cities. The lending facta tbi" , Interesting ................................ - afoul - . , “ system arc thnt the superintendent.of poor relief L. iw a trained expert who whuja chosen for _.><_• . .-.1^1 u omen nr life, is i»aid for bls services, and is eligible totbe pension list. Under him are a group of tnt-n thnt are elected to aid him, and these are among the forcmo-t men in each town, such iv» bank president*, lawyers, preachers nnd presidents uf universities, successful merchants—iu general the must Jmportnnt and influent ini eitiaeus. Under the direction of this body a large number uf visitors of the poor nre selected to serve without jwyineut, and among these also are many of the best citizens of the town. Then the town or city I* divided into small sections, a block or two being a Section, ami in each section there is a man whose duly it is to know personally the condition of every poor resident nnd in case of want to make a pen-mud investigation. This tx.-raon.il investigation is reported to the committee of which ho Is a member, and tbh committee provides immediate relief in case of dire need, and then the case is reported in all Its .details to a still larger committee, aud whatever is deemed advisable is uonedu/each-suM*—sometimes the man is" given work, sometimes he Is sent, to an institution, but in, every time wtuitever is thought to be the best treaD mentisadminiMered.-Professor Peabody in Forum. pn-T*ent at the installation uf the ia-Ue, is to Im- dn-xaed, it Kreins within wimt 1 would call .'in inch of her life. ’ But that- coining out night, figure* very j lightly in the cost of the occasion; This I young Lwiy him been in the ham's of rev j oral dn-M-makera for more than' a mouth. I and h.-u* nearly, two dozen new dhum* un• dor way. When I henrrl that I rentnrltcd ! that I had not rememlwn.il that she was in short dnwM* and needed a n<-w m*L I v.a. Inughed nt for*that. M Bless you." said her fotb<.*r.*frbo win* my infonmtnt. "she wears drexsc* a* long a* her. mother’s ami non done su for it long lime." What she is having now. It reems are dn>J»cs of a kind she tit yer iieednl la-foro—Unities for public and social functions, from which she used to be Isirred when she w:t« merely a girl. Aiming there new gown* arc theater dresres, opera dresses nod cloaks, tea gowns, dinner dnwea nnd dancing am! re ceptiuu draHMes. I A< a rule she ha* to have a bonnet to match every dn-xi and shoes aufi stocklpgs IreuH-s. A that acconl with the erenlngnn^x. hMf a tlozen new wraps, sonfc of them from Paris, like one or two of the dresses. 'are in the list thnt thi* Irreverent father , rnltlrtl-<»lT to UIC wbCM he found that I was j interested. And even there are but the big j ger thing*. . A Worldly Little JlebeL The mother thought that she would give up financiering aud raise her boy for the church. ,, . About the only time that she could keep her hands on 1dm long enough to talk to him on serious subjects was wbeu she bathed him. and she always took advan­ tage of the circumstance. One day when lie had had to be spauke-.l Into tho tub the mother chose for her U-xt "Obedience,” and tried to impress upon him the fact that oil little fop O,*J’ itualr motbera, and that everybody 111.the world had to obey the Heavenly Father. She hod about gotten to the omega of her sermon when the soapy little rebel clapped his wet hands on her shoulders and whis­ pered wildly. “Mamma, le's tne an you don't mind God." A.I but one day ho shattered his mother k hopes by announcing. “I ain’t a-doin to be no preacher." Then, M if trying 10 the blow, be added, “But I’m doiu to p ay d°"Ohi yes," said Msmother, catching al » straw of hope, “I’lTUrach you music: »nd you can play the-organ in Heavenly ra- I de OTgin in da ahurch; l'»n «Iom to dlt w * dined in orgiu an amocUflr."-PWladelpuia U "No "^dd the boy. “I ain't a-doln topuy Times ------------ —. We ruler one Hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot lxcured by Hail’s catarrh ernre. F. J1. Chkjckt * Co.. Props, Toledo. 0. Wp the undersigned, have known F. 0. Clteuey for the last 15 year?, and believe him ty-rfectly honorable In all business trau-actlon# ami tlnuncially ab%- to carry out any obligations made by tlely firm. West & Trunx, Wholesale Druggists. ToIrdn, <). Wnldipg. Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druralsis. Toledo. (). Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally. ac'liTKidirectly upon the blood and mucous aurfa^s of the syxttrtu. Price. TSct*. per bottle. Sold by ail druggists. Testimoni­ als five. ALWAYS SMOKE 1) Cl ADIRONIA 1147 >1 HI'W TRAD! MARK ■—i Wheeler’s Heart j I Nerve re 'AND -POSITIVELY CURES- HEART DISEASE, .NERVOUS PROSTRATION, UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS'. • Rev. It N. MlddlcOin. pastor M. E. church. Cedar Spring*. Mich., says: Sleep and rvwt were Htrauger* to me after preiwlfing UH I uned •■Adlronda1’ Now I Hlrep Mjundiy and awoke i efreahed. and I can heartily recommend it. Prepared by WHEELER and FULLER MEDICINE OO., Cedar Spring*. Mich. • SOLD BY W. H. GOODYEAR. THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. Hastings City Bank, HASTINGS. Hastings, - - Mich. CAPITAL $75,000.00. SURPLUS 110.000.00. Incorporated under tbeUaw? of the State-ofMlchlgas. Mrs. Vf|:t«|ow*s Soothtt'K Syrup has bmn usra lor < hlklrrti f etlilng. Ii -<»xh» lUe child, soft­ en* the mnn«. al'svsad—•* --------- J—* — •*slid Is.tnc • c.t n mwlv five emits a iHitlle. ' >> alt druggist* tUruughout tbewurid Open for business Dm. 1S.18ML officeks: , 0. G. Robinson, President; Chester Messer, Vice. Pres'. D. W. Reynolds, Caohier. DILECTOits: D. W. Reynold*, D.G. Robinson, ’ B. B. Messer. John Cju-veth, P. T. Colgrove. An* vmi alHlrtd out. <k> *•»•» have that tired f-ellng nod >lek brad a<h« ? You can n* relivve i of all (hr*r symptoms by inkfg Howl's SarxapariUn. wblrh gives n-rve, in-iital and txMily: strength amt.tli>«)ug!ily ptirlfi^* the Wood, f It also crcAtrs ug:>nd ai petite. cures la(ilKrk'.lou. hmutuurn m.u dtspepsta. Has the only savings department in in Barry County and pays I per cent interest on all rime deposits. Hood's Ptlh a'? easy to take, easy In action aa>| stira in effect. 85 cents a box. laniiHBim Act on a new principle Cures Constipation ■ It 111 .Til I"?! ikirait n Ea*13lli M I ArU 11 11 ~ * Grad1BiRajiis. WREID GLASS KLXGANT NEWBCirXlINZi DCXIHABLE LOCATION TKRMB HKASONAUIX. Conwpondence Solicited. Address all Communlcauuim to Tho CHAUTAUQUA; .......... 82-86 Adams St. POWERS. Corresponding Secretary. C. Lirprst stock TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJP/1PER Itttriy rverythind Write for prices | Ths lik'g Republican Family Paper ol ike Md Sto ONE YEAR I | FOR ONLY $1.10 Gives all the news of Town^County and State, and as much news as any other paper of its class. ry‘s fur a supper for sixty, nnd nt the llori-t'» for literal blink* of fhnn rs. And her little >«r. ?.i v-li. of *M bid lev Uh*, now runs an । omn.bu, froui that place to Gun 1-ake on | ‘wunlay and Sunday of each wet k. 2rn,,lHt*nK class of the Middleville High scIhjoLIii composed of font teen mem^•o. Tlte exercises will be held the 22nd. . WMllh, Some yws ngo I wrote about the manm-r in which a b ifth avenue family of my Frank Parker, an employee of th? M. C. wqnainuace kept it* oldest daughter wbM Iej«(>t itDNashville cam- near foMig killed Ml‘n i”?*4 KUd ",Uon Uu as* week while helping unload coal apd tinged with luxury, like a bit of exceed­ he ear lie was on enute netir being switch­ ingly delicate jewelry tn itn case. Now 1 'd down n steep embankment. t%u4 ?litUe’jUM the verin,: trifle* /rmsmi J. W. Arney, formerly of Sara- Jiat I fen-o happened to hear about the manner in which that young lady’s sister tar, now of Ijtke Odfesaa, ius given up “ »*’lng got ready for whjjt U called her tis hoi.-ie* altogether and now rldej -a debut’ in society. Aa I remember the jlcy’clr. Uh made a run from Lake Odes»tory of the surroundings of her sister, 1a to Saranac, tttid collected $30 on the whose marriage miulc a great stir about say in two hours and eight minutes. The two years ago nnd who is now wrapped up jargon-1# about as swift on bls wheel as he in a little baby of her own, there waa noth­ iseti to be tK'lAnd his tlyer.—Freeport Her-' ing more extraordinary than that she lived ild. ’ in great comfort and hod nearly everything Jatnea Spencct, ot Lake Odessa, was ar- that she wanted—a French maid. 1 remem­ -ested al Woodland last week tor being ber. and great closets full of dn-sses and bureaux full of linen, and a very pretty hunk and disorderly. bedfoom which, by an odd chance, I hai»'The Woodlahd school scholars have pend to be called iuto for a moment when •alsed twenty dollars this year toward “a «h<; teas away. Thu most striking things in that room, as I remember it, were the great cbevai in which she viewed the effects of her dnv pcries and the "set" of her skirts, ami a NEIGHBORING COUNT IE8pretty rosewood “priedftu," with tm ivory and silver covered prayer book on its shelf, E. L. Mason, a graduate of the U. of M. 9Uj which she knelt to say her probably cofnnionplHce prayers every night ami ins lieen Secured ns principal of the Charmorning. It strikes me now, though 1 did uttc schools fur the coming year. not think of it then, thnt perhaps not so Two hundred dollars hna been secured many iwrxms would slight their prayers if it Charlotte for. the Fourth of July cele- they had a pretty rosewood contraption, with n cushioned shelf for their knees,star­ >rati<>n. ’ > . ing them in the face and getting in the way Edwin Sanders of. the east county line of their feet every time theydn-.wxi and i;ts a freak in the shape of a very lively undressed—rolled and disrobed, 1 mean, of »• md healthy thre«‘-lcgcml lamb, born on course. Hut now she considers heitelf nn old mar Saturday. The place where the* fourth oot shook! be Is simply a hoot close to tied woman, and may even have French novels to retul nnd to bide when the younger lie body.-—Eaton Rapids Journal. one visits her. And she and. her mot her are John Bunker Is one of the pioneers of just jiow very busy in preparing to usher iCaton Rapids township and is 70 years of the yopager girl Into the giddy whirl of so­ igr. He h somewhat of a curiosity In the ciety, in which nil the older ones spend their act that he never rode on a railway train, ornamental lives. I hod never thought of nivvr look a emtof iu'erest money from it before, nnd 1 wonder how numy of my irty man. never sued anylmdy aud was readers have ever ixjnsidervd wbat it means lever sued. Not many men of his age to "bring out" such a girl. Of course I an say these things.—Eaton ‘Rapids Jouh knew that someonsgnve a party—a mother or aunt or sister—nnd that the Tuui" or debutante had to fo well dresstsl for the oc­ Throe young Allegan boy* took nearly casion, but gracious Knkre! ns any fashion15 from a livery ham and had a line nbfowomnn Would sny who reads this, the in- buying new clothes. eating -candy, dre-is fur that onu night is nothing af all. Hnk'itig 'oda. etc. until the theft was Well, not exactly nothing Ht nil cither, tor I have heard thnt it cost more t ban F3A>. [Frank Ives; the bl-lanlist, fuinn-r'y of nnd the ten dollar handkerchief that she Plainwell. I.* now champion of the world, will wear that night 1* now having seven dollars* worth uf lace sowed on it. hnv-ng defeated tip* Engll-h rhsmidou The shoes, the silk stockings, the otiiiv !’ -Imti* in Rondon. His I'laniweH. mants for litr hair, the stickpin* for her friends on hearing the ne«>, i«U.ed cuacorsage and the c.*:qulsite lim a which will intervene fotw.-en her dress ms! her person are all of the finest,and cost a iunip sum of -hundreds of dollars. So it dues cost nmie • • * in.!**5 r*-’>»• lil ITS WITH DRESSES AND ORNAMENTS. •writ f A Farbtddoa Topic. (There Is one topic peremptorily forbid­ den to nil well bred, to all rational mor­ tals,” say* Emerson, “namely, their dis­ tempers. If you have not slept, or If you have slept, or If youhave headache, or sci­ atica, or leprosy, or thunderstroke, I be­ seech you, by nil angels, to hold your peace nnd nut pollute the morning, t« which all the housemates bring serene and pleasant thoughts, by corruption and groan*. Come out of-the asure. Lore the day." The quotation soggeirta that, hard as It I* to bu nn Invalid, it may prove almoat aa valnftu to be an invalid’s friend.—Youth's fringing out a bud. Freeport will celebrate the glorious 4tij In glorious uld-faslilmteii style. . X. COOK. Local Editor. . R. F. Benton living near Feeport Iwt a fine cow laat week as a twult «>f Ila m-« r feeding hi a clover field during the rec* i.t heavy rain*. kb dd «■( Rupture of both rexr*. No |.u.n: tin •ii»Ti|t|on: no deb-aiion front hu*>lne««. For full ifilonnatlon and Illustrated pamnhlet contuhilLg Mid; 14ah rei> reu< rs (free) nd<ire»i -L Di: II w. m UIMi. ur Tlffi 0. K. Mil.I KB CO.. »<'.•. UM. 1 C M! •*:- National Your Home would be incomplete without it. Tlie New fork Weekly Tribune i Dr. Carter*!*Kidney A Backache Ten ; I h a j t^tprtHiuml uf valuable* herbs that I stinm’ate the Khhu-ys tn action, clearing I , V tw• • < »r!.v--ti the kidneyi Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news a..-I •Aiil.’li become *t-rpj«*.i up I of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign urn! k-aiKt* settling like brick du<. and if , laRds *n a nutshell. It l^ts seperate departments for "THE FAMILY* m.t remove.1 win lead toDropay, Dubetea, j CIRCLE" and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO- or Bright’* DiM-ase. Jt regulate* the tour CIETY” columns dtemmand the admiration of wives and daughters, important organ* <>f the ImhIv, the stem- ’ Ils general political news.teditorais and discussions are comprehensive, acti.1 'liver. kidm*y» mi l Im v.-i*. Keep brilliant and exhaustive. Its-*‘AGRICULTURAL” department has no Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognised I Hi-ic h-althv you need never tear dl>- ' superior in the country. authority in all parts of the land. ease; 'Price 40 cent* a package. 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Gmxlycar. 1 ABTXjM< nnd pocketbook* and purses, the slippers .------------------------------------------------------------------ — ■ . ------ ■ nnd the umbrellas tlmt he mentiomd1 • remnil to me beyond nil reason and beyond the calculation of a man of modest figures. I The fnt her did not pretend to know touch about the matter, and slid he gueared ho iuul not told me of acme of the important thing*. ••Well." wild I. "it sounds.to mens ' if you. hwi adopted n Hottentot girl.with a palm leaf fora trousseau nnd were trying to i drw* her fora reason nt Newport." Ami ‘ that I** how it does seem. • \ ; A.*:,, rle.ire for fnr TOBACCO in In from froro j1 to tn <« days.' d***. Perfectly hanstew: hsrmleti; caam* cansrno Will eomplctelv destroy the deeire no Till* young woman I* also to enjoy the sirkneu, and may be given in a eup of tea or coffee without the luiowfedgs of the patient, who will dignity of a maid—« real French one, who . was engaged in Puri* by a New ork lady of her acquaintance, who thus would have j earned two continent* to feel interested -/i : tient, by the use of our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TAE b A few During treatment patients are allowed the free u«c of Liquor or Morphine until the grant event bad not the purch/ire of a* they »hail voluntarily give them up. ___ testimodreivwR in Paris disturbed that side of the We wend particular* and pamphlet of tealimoniala free! and ahull be glad tn globe beforehand. She is also to have a , nlals from mffcrera fromisnv "f these habits incoiaraunication with persons who have b> mrrfagr ami horret* that she is to call her I CUreHlLL’VTABLETSBare'l^rBw)e by all fixst-clam droggista at Sf.60 persons who uwu acd order rent around whenever *he । have been curwants them, instead of asking bur mamma ?°r ff your dniggirt does not keen them, endure u* $ 1.00 *«»d we will send use of vou. by return mail, a package of our Tablets. for the loan of that lady’a equipage once in ; ^XVritc your name and address plainly, ana state whetaer Tablets awhile nt the most inopportune time*, a* 1 am tnformeil she has been doing of late. It is all very strange to me, but 1 must Mty It seems equally natural to my rich Xwk riirOtnaCiiwtc*!. Co: Dr am Si*:— I have been miner -cur frietxla. Poor Blcfonl gave the advice, We OU*X»XT»» ■ cure »nu .n.i.s - -----------------cure fc:r tnhuc-co habit, and fcur.d It ■«^u>d "Areocinte with the wealthy, for a man is ti gation ns to our reiponaibllity and the racnj of our do what y<m claimed for it. I uM-d ten ctnu worth <4 the tt on"e»'rhewin j tobnem a day, often mistaken for the company be krepn, T"bD0 NOT BE DECEIVED into purchai* and from one to fi>o cigar*; or I would ,.m<k« or word* of thnt Import. 1 do not cither inr usyof the variou. »»*”>«• that ar. being from trn to forty pipe* oftrbacco. Have chewed follow or like hl1 •*** | and smoked for twenty-five years, and two fackaje* fricnd.i and some that I like and admire of your Tablet! cured me «o I have no de-irc fur it Manufactured only by B. M. JAYLORD, Leslie, Mich. very ranch, but not all <uch an* comfort* hie company for n poor man. Not that the k ‘ Doit!* FtMMY, N. Y. ren-atlon of every ninn «“cre *nU> V?c ro*,t* h Ta> Onto Cucwrcii. Co*. ■ Guniixta:->omc time ago I sent ler fi.no worth ef your ter for it does not with me.-but the only f Tablets for Tobacco Habit I received them all right and, cJthougb sense of inrquoBty that some of us cannot I was both a heavy smoker aad chewer, they did the wtrk in less than overcome or forget is that which come* with three days. I aia cured. Truly yours. MATHEW JOHNSON, P. O. Box 45. the prirence of gput wealth, especmlly LIMA. when it i* inherited and carries no cmnpre- . henslon of the status' and < those who have it not.—.Julian Ralph in FREE. Providence Journal. £1. HILL'S DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF COLD TABLETS DRUm®^r»HINE HABIT-SJftSi'LT-'r"h”t RE1ME1MBE1R k > BILL'S ♦■> TABLETS. OHIO Coincident Accident*. Jeffmon Miller, of J.“„l ««.. for <b - ->r«* toth nU,«n.lllin»l,IW mjcblir-. InJ., : ' | l.rgr born, wbrn • "■> to wMcb ,1» rotait. Mlllw b»« : b«i<l poll«> °° b! ,b' Tiu„ In law. -aiu le^Utw the ~n. too- ■ hS. In the Identlcnl l»™ ™“ttonr.1 . rot mo lietwm bl» —• He IbiJl M I" "lIPiK-l ““! tol U* “nlr "" SIXto . pulp.-PhlbU.!- ohm Ptw* Addrets all Orders to THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., SI, S3 ud SS BM. UBA, CKKL �Hastings Banner. Thursday, June 15, 1893. MAMS HALL L. COOK. Editor. • here the thought# of the wool men are turning and ought tn be carefully thought about by the wool growers. ) is evident that'every devlve that hatred can suggest is to be put in opera­ tion in the campaign which Mugwumps TSB HASTIXG.8. MJ CH., POBTOFFICM, and Bourbons have inauguarated against . AUG VST 14. 1879. the Ubiou veterans. Brazen falsehoods regarding pension methods and charges aa senseless as they are malignant against the men who fought to save the union from In view of the ejections which Great disruption are being sent broadcast over Britain has so retolately presented against the land by the democratic press. 'Aside guy interference with piratical sealing in from this the avowed determination of the waters of Bering Sea, 11 Is Interesting President Cleveland’s southern secretary to observe the very different attitude of of the Intel ior to restrict in every way the British In regard to fishing In the possible the nation’s bounty to the veter­ North Sea, where British fisherman pursuit ans of the civil, war is hailed with up­ a profitable industry. The North Sea roarious delight by democratic journals washes the eastern shores of Great both north and south- Not content with Britain, and also borders on France, Bel­ slandering them, the organs of democracy gium, the Netherlands, Germany, Den­ have commenced to threaten the old vet­ mark and Norway. More than ten years erans with dire consequences if they ven­ ago a convention was signed by represen­ ture to resist the democratic attempt to tatives of the various powers interested In drive a larger number of them. to starva­ the North Sea fisheries, with the object of tion or the poor bouse. The south is in establishing some supervision over the the saddle boys, do you doubt it? * EDITORIAL NOTES.. giving It something the appearance of a Giraffe. Coaches were made to seat four persons, two on aside and facing each other, and similar to the body of a hack of today, both in size and form. By the side of this venerable train was exhibited engine No 999 which recently madeia mile In 85 seconds or at the rate of Ira miles per hour. The DeWitt Clinton was run in 18345 and No 099 in 1893, and these engines are as emblematic and testify to the progress made since that time as any­ thing that is on the grounds. In this building the various kinds of railway coaches used in different countries are on exhibition, a# well as many single exhibits of historic fame. South of the Manufacturers building w the Government building. 845x415 feet, having over six acres of floor surface. The various departments of state, treasury, war, poetoffice all have fine exhibits and the building Is filled with relics of historic interest and which no one should miss seeing, in the war department can be seen the great new guns of the navy which will send a 1200 lb. steel ball through sev­ eral inches of steel armor at a distance of 15 miles, Primitive guns made In the 10th century are In this department as well as muskets made In the 19th century which look as though they would shoot backward with more chance of maiming or killing, than forward. In the postofficc department of this building a well equipped postoftlee Is conducted and to which people can have their mall .«ent while at the fair. In the treasury depart­ ment Is a fine collection of coins and » machine with which the coins are stomped also original proclamations signed by presidents from Washington to Cleve­ land. South of the Government building is the Fish and Fisheries building, in the east annex is the large acquaria where may be seen fish of nearly every description, both fresh and £alt water. The glass front in the acquaria Is nearly 000 feet long, and in which there Is about 140.000 gallons of water. In the west annex Is tho angling department where fishing rods, boats and fishing tackle generally may be seen. In the main building Is the fisheries depart­ ment proper, where the large canning factories have good exhibits. In this ■ part stuffed fish of every name and description are on exhibition, and In the middle of the room Is the skeleton of a monstrous whale over 80 feet long which was foundered off the coast of Washington several year# ago. . (Continued nert week.) Do SPECIAL OFFER You Know HEATH'S THE KALAMAZOO QALLERT. That the New Moon Tea is tj,c TELEGRAPH IS For 90 Days Only. best in the market for the money? $3.50 for $2.00 and a present besides. One of the best papers in Michigan. The Weekly Telegraph can be had for *75 cents per year by calling at this office. We want every tisherman, among whom there had been constant dispute# and disturbances. The President Cleveland's supporters claim To try a 2 pound can of our new result# of tbe«rrangemeni was very satis­ that he dldu't actually fish on DvcorfUon factory, and a British Minister wrote a day, but only started to go fishing. Mocha and Java, and we wJ^g dispatch, saying that "Her Majesty's Gov­ every Judge of good TEA to get ernment have learnt with satisfaction that THE WORLD'S FAIR the use of the devil is going to be put some of our 50 cent tea and be Grounds, l)nl!dJnc« and Kxhlbita, down,” the referen.ee being not to any new theological departure, but to a dlaThe World’s fair ground# are about sev­ convinced that what we say is true, bolieaily named implement used by Bel. en mile# south of the business portion of They are beautifully situated that our stock of tea and coffee gian fishermen for destroying the nets of Chicago. lying along the shores of Lake Michigan their rivals. for about one and one-half miles. The can’t be matched, and we can say In course of time, however, other evil view from the grounds is a most beautiful the same of our stock of Crockery practices arose, and Great Britain con­ one, looking out upon the lake, from which there la most always a cool, re­ cluded that the contention of 1882 was in­ freshing breeze, and which robs the and Glassware, Dinner Sets, adequate to afford means of redress. aun of much of the intensity of its. fierce Floating grog shops drove a thriving trade rays. There are about 1050 acre# in these Water Sets, Chamber Sets, is grounds, and when one looks upon them and men bartered away their property and he cannot believe it possible for the hand finely assorted with new and pretty that of tlMlr enpfoyers for drink. British of man to have converted this low, marshy gunboats patrolled the waters, but the stretch of ground of two years ago into patterns. We shall aim to make fishing vessells under foreign flags were the beautiful park that it .now is, having beyond their Jurisdiction. The question beautiful shade trees,, fine walks, wooded our Crockery and Glassware de­ islands, and gentle mounds. The sur­ of taking further measures dragged on for face of the grounds is divided in places by partment better stocked than ever some time, and at the end of 1887 a new Ingoobs upon wboee bosom reposes the convention was signed by which the var­ graceful swan, and over whose waters . By vote of this years graduating class before. ious powers Interested agreed naturally to lightly skim the Venetian gondolas. The grounds can be reached in several of the High school Rev. W. M. Puffer has -mforce certain regulations, with the ob­ 100 piece Semi Porcelain been Invited Io preach the annual Baccal ­ ways from the city, namely, by cable car, Dinner Sets S9.00 ject ot putting a stop to the abuses which by tlie Illinois Central IL IL. by steamer aureate sennon. That aeruion will be bad occurred. All the power# concerned, aud by elevated railroad which carries preached next Sunday evening, June 18tb, you rapidly over house tops and over back at the Methodist church at the usual hour 12 Water Sets,.... .Si.25 to $1.75 with the exception ot France, ratified the of evening service. yards and giving one the Impression that •jonvention, which was Intended especially These are nice and new. he ia flying along through space. There The society connected with the Episco­ to prohibit the sale of liquor among the are facilities for carrying 100.000 people pal church will be entertained next week ip lb. pail White Fish70c fishermen, except under certain conditions |M-r hour to and from the grounds, which Thursday at the society rooms by Mcsmd by duly authorized persons. Year will be amply sufficient to meet all re­ dames Edvard Powers. Will Powers, J. Extra fine Mixed Candy.... 10c lb quirements. ' 4fter year ha# passed, but France has re­ The largest and most wonderful build­ W. Bentley. P. T. Colgrove. W'aldntff. mained resolute In her refusal. A Cdm- ing un the ground Is tlie Manufacturers Lathrop, Bronson. Sllsbie, Barnes and Bananas20c doz Chester Messer. Every one cordially In ­ olttee of the French Chamber of Deputies and Liberal Arts building, which is 1687 vited *to attend. Supper from five tom-v­ a i*s recently made a report declaring in feet long by 787 feet wide, covering *ver en. . trong language against permitting French 31 acres of ground, and having nearly 14 acres more in -galleries. Possibly a better The C. J.. S. C. will mwt with Itoscilk vessels to be subject to the regulations conception of the building may tie had by Goodyear. Saturday evening, June 17th. proposed. it is urged in the report that imagining a building over 105 rods In • Farewell quotation!). England lias an ulterior object in endeav­ length and 48 rods in width. The build­ Classic Greek. Mra. l-amenuix. ing is rectangular in shape, being about The Sappho's of the world from the oring to obtain for her navy the authority 100 feet in hcigbth at each comer, and Greek Sappho. Mrs. Geer. which was asked, and the report suggested about 240 feet high where the arches meet Secretary’^ report. Miss lAtiipman. that the abolition oif the slave trade was a over ttie central portion of the building. Historical and literary work of the year, mere "pretext for Discing the ships of tlie This building Is the largest in the world Mra. Eva Bailey. and the largest under roof ever erected. It# Reading, Mrs. N. Bailey. . whole world under the control of Brltli»h size making it one of the architectural Questions In Chautouquan, President, cruisers.” The miggestiou' is rather far wonders of the world. It ia three times Miss Hotel la Goodyear. fetched, so far as the slave trade Is con­ larger lhan the Cathedral of SL Peter In Bev. A. D. Grigsby will preach next cerned, however well founded may be Rome and four times as large as -tlie old Roman Colosseum whiefi seated 80,000 Our three trimmers keep busy yet for we the suspicion that England has ulterior people. Il inquired five carloads of nails Sunday morning on Dr. Briggs or the modern Thomas, nnd in the evening on must ckeje out our millinery good* that motives in her scheme of regulation for to fasten Un- 215 carloads of flooring to the "Stone throwing.” shows who sell the goods. the North Sea. ’• * Jo'sls. One of the largest and most nota­ A new arrival of window shades at the Mrs. Grigsby will lead the Y. I’. S England's argument for the regulation ble buildings of Chicago is tlie Auditorium, but 20 such buildings could be placed on E. meeting next Sunday evening at tl»e Racket ■ft the North Sea fisheries appears to hare the floor of the Manufacturers and Liberal Presbyterian church. One hundred and t-lghty pairs of ladies no other ostensible pretext thou the gener­ Arts building. There are 11 acres of sky­ dongola oxfords to close out for a manu­ al welfare of mankind, and If the princi­ lights and 40 carloads of glass in the roof. facturer at less than wholesale price. You The lumber in this building represents ple Is good enough for the North Sea it cannot afford to let the chance go by when 1100 acres of average Michigan pine trees. you can get them tor 75 and 85c per pair, ought to be-good enough for Boring Sea. Two street# mn through the building, one Mrs. 1). S. Goodyear gave a six o'clock same thing sold last year for 81.75, at the England, however, from time Immemorial, running north and south and the other Racket has been noted for having a very narrow east and west, dividing the Jioor space Into tra Tuesday to a few lady friend# In honor of her sister Mrs. Allie liock who is visit­ A new arrival of summer corsets and rule of measurement for other people's quarters of about even size. JQiIm entire ing her. waists at the.Racket building Is filled with booths, generally rights, and a very broad guage rule for about 15 or 20 feel square. In which are The members of the Faculty o*T the high Umbrellas for 50 cenis at the Racket Jje measurement of'those she claims fur displayed nearly everything Imaginable. school will tender a reception to the sen­ Cases filled with rare and precious Jewels, More of those white foot hose Just ar­ herself. * iors and Junior# Friday evening at the resi ­ silks and satins, valuable furs, the costliest rived, at 10c, you can match them for 20c china, magnificent furniture, and displays dence of Pref. W. D. Sterling. at the Racket. of nearly every manufretuxed article im­ A National Union lodge was organized Several dozen yet of ladles gauze underaginable. To even attempt, even a small James McKevitt received the following in this city last evening with John Pen­ l?*rno one ,n lbe cl‘y w,I> description of the various things to be dergast a# president It starts out with a - 'etter from C. Ainsworth, of Grand Rap­ seen in this buihiing, covering a good sized good membership, and an excellent corps match It for double the price, at the Rack­ Racket id®. Monday, for whom he is buying f.-r.r, would le beyond our rower. France, ■ of officers. wool:— England. Russia, Germany. China, Japan. "Wool has gone to the dogs aud we are Turkey, Australia, in fact nearly every’ Make arrangements to attend the races ■>c at tne Racket. nationality on the globe has exhibits In1 Thursday. Friday and Saturday next »ot anxious to buy it unless at prices quoted Milk pans 70c doz. at the Racket this building, that is worthy of close at­ on card ot this date, which we send you. tention. France has an exhibit of crown■ week aud you will ft/-e imm ot the linew A 10 quart dish pan for 10c. r... I ruin, ever wlWMMd. Some bonws will The fact Is the London market has since Jewels worth 82.000,000. which occupies1 low rword, will be here. ®e®ber *eha™ ,he largest stock and will not be undersold at the Racket ’883 been 10c a -pound cheaper on wool bat a very little space. The whole exhibit coaid Ik- can led on a good sized plate. We .reeled to report tbet Mrs Wn>. ^Conner bottom tea kettles 50c at the of same grades than the Boston market, Germany also has a tine display of precious md sin re the McKinley bill was passed 11 Jewel#. In this building may be seen tlie1 Tinkler whose ver, jerltm,. Hines. In Cbl■ c.kx> we mentioned In tut week. Baxxkh cents a pound'cheaper. Now if we take finest furniture, carpets, lace, rugs, drap­ la quite a little better, amt hops-, are enSee our cut prices on hammocks at the off the duty of lie a pound Boston can pay eries. some of nhieb w -re made espuLally tei tolned for her recovery. for Kings and Queens in the old world. no more for wool than London. You can The Australian display o^glassware is kJnHLeT!2ll<”’r.e|EKSa‘ rac­ The liberal purses offered have attracted \ -a#Uy figure out tho result But the #1 mply marvelous asd-raiso the Japanese1 ket price at the Racket. many owner# of fine horseflesh who will be country voted for free wool and will have display of various wares, they; having Nut Salord.y we wl|| e|UM„ present at the June races next week with to take its medicine. We have buyers three -large china vase# valued at 85fi.- thebegt horses they have. Budd Doble irsrssr",or iot "nt *fcw 000. . ’ hAi Just passed Judgment on one Hastings enough. Money la hard to get on account Just west of the Manufacturers building horse and there are several more that give of »o much distrust,” wh£^*''u,*b”, 100 bo” w*1™” •" Is the Mines and Mining building, which evidences of great speed. Everyone who ■s Ito name would signify is given over Yours truly. attends Che races next week will have an entirely to mining, being filled with valua­ Tint Backet. C. A1X8WORTH. opportunity ot seeing them all trot. ble and Interesting specimens from minesWe mqat cI<m« out out milliner, Here is a copy of the card contalulog In all parts of the globe. This building to Memorial exercises of the Knlghto of •od price, .re no object at the lUckrc prices, at the top of which the following 250X700 feet and has a total floor area of Pythias and Maccabees were fittingly ob­ 1 .acn--. Your benefit we put our fil.so |.d|_ 14 written In ink: "In no case exceed served Sunday last under the auspices of aboea ntninat other »a.oo, u the Bneket The Electrical building is tho sent of these prices. Wools are going lower”:— the combined lodges, large numbers from jrobably the most novel and brilliant exWo have Jut received . „„ 0( , each order taking part Previous to 8:30 Fine unwashed, heavy, showing llbit In the whole exposition. This build­ i“!arrh,‘? to I,re*«»ytori«n church fine domed. l'hll.delphl, up ,h ' black tips 7cto. ing I* 345x090 fret. Ims a totnl of over which was beautifully decorated and listenmon return ,b.pe. we will Fino unwashed, light. IO@ lie nine aerm of floor surface, and Is filled rotos masterly address by Rev. A D See II you ran match them tor S.3 00 "tn with exhibits s-howina the effiete of the 00 10 Coarse unwashed, if not cotGrigsby which was pronounced by ’many B M. at the Hackeb silent power of electricity. who heard it to l?c the finest address of Ii 13c Northwest of the Ekctrlclty building I# tin- TraimportaUpn building corering turn character ever Ilsteitedto. We certain­ M*ne celled, un washed ly do not see how any one o6nld listen to Unwashed togs.....4 39 4C. about 10 •rn-a. am* one of the predlest siteh an address without losing firmly lm- lu ” VtFi0* ei “ -Uli umbrelbnihilng# fioin an artixtte point of view Medium unwashed. If bright pres.-ced wlta the noble mission of tlutoe .Uhe^eket. *°r 4~M there is on tlir ground. Tin- exhibits in wMob w‘‘ru bounded, not for mere •n* light I5e tlds iHiildiog are the must hnprvsaive of MK-labillty but to relieve the distressed Fine waslied. if light the Exposition and include everything of llood heavy twelve quart tails tor mo. 15c very appropriate mesic was furnished tor •-quart tor‘.v.,-, („'r * % jlue washed. If heavy every name and nature u<cd In tran«por- tie* occasion. After (l»e services at the tatiwu from a wheel intrrow to a -treet, ear. . Wished cotted. oc In thto building you can see for yourself church the Knights marched jo •)« cemWe now have an order In for a Im Coarse -washed, if not ootte^. *here towutif.il 16c the various stages of advancement, and floral emblems were ptoed upon the graves Mdlnm washed, If light and a compartoon ut thu first products of genius ',rol!‘rr^ Ahpr the decor­ fnrfght out of It, at the ltockbet. tn various lines, with ilia-hiiirruvements ** bright..................................................... 18c at on of the graves the Knights were form­ t>eday to often very iauitubln. For in­ ed to dreJe xffa Hon. Jas. A. Bvenay. for Washed tag# stance (here to the englnejcalled -DeWiu the Knights of Pythlav. and M. iTcoo* Mr. Ainsworth has always been a drmo- C'llutoD/’and four p* ssen^er coaches, being for the Maccabees made very appropriate । ‘■rat, so we are Informed, up (o the last the tiriu Hain run over what Is now kuonn •■’wfftoo. when be voted for Hanison. a« the New York Central R. IL ami which 'CMe totter was not intended for publication witli urging mkbt make 10 nr 15 mdrs per hour. The bolter of the engine h wav j M*««a purely business one but it shows Of the Brother# who hav? gone before. Bus & ifflia DOINGS By paying 50 cents to me, or to my agents who may ckll on you later, and the additional sum of Jr.50 when negative is taken, you can get one dozen finest Cabinet pictures, any style, and a present oi an extra Cabinet framed in 8x10 ■frame. The regular price of this work is J3.50 for those not joining the club. I have increased my force in finishing department and guarantee to get all work out in 20 days from time when negative was That SPARY PHILLIPS keeps taken. Give me a trial. the very best groceries that money Yours for business, can buy, and that he makes a spec­ 6. L. mam. ialty of canned goods? Large as­ sortment and always fresh. PHOTOGRAPHER. Portable or Brick set of diff.-rcni . sizes, prices and patterns. Estimates furnished for heating and ventilating buildings of every description. GOODYEAR BROTHERS, Hardware and Implement Dealers. Contract­ ors for Plumbing and Heating. Additional Local News. ttSa’&SJ THE HASTINGS MARKET Constantly keeps on hand al tine line of FRESH AND SALT MEATS Which will always be for sale a! the LOWEST MARKET PLEASE GIVE US A CALL. F. P. WILCOX, Proprietor. ED. SCHUMANN, Clerk. Between UMEaidMOm you eave time you sav< money. You can save a vasi IFamount of time if you are look ing for h"” THE RACKET PRICE. NEW CUSTOMERS INVITED. Link M SiikK or any kind of building mater ial, by coining directly to ns fave money by buying of us. We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble u» to sell cheaplv and yet get a living'. �Hastings Banner. Thursday, Jun$ 15, 1893. Try Whites russet shoe polish for niMi t shoes. Makes them look like nev. You can. find it at the little 13 fL front store Wo!ley and Bronson. PERSONAL MENTION. . m5ui, xafi The ladies of the A. N. Q. dub will . Peter Bellan was in Grand Rapids Wed­ give a picnic at Thornapple lake, the 29th nesday. of this month for the members of the dub ^Chester Messer returned from Boston and a few Invited friends, -. Tuesday. Just Inspect Jos. Rogers Jk Co.’s' goods Miss Jennie Burghardt went to Chicago snd prices, and bear in mind that they give all easterners their soap for nothing. Tuesday. It wlh pgy you to trade with them. Arthur Varah Is visiting at Rev. A. D. And :>'•'• • ' for some time to come. W. E. Aligeo has all the latest styles of Grigsby’s. Ah'. ;Ji ue have sold an immense architecture and is prepared to put you np P. T. Colgrove returned from Minneapoa beautiful home at the smallest possible 1 s Friday. expense consistent with good workman­ Mts. M. H. Bailey returned from Chica­ ship. go Saturday. We received a box of straw berries front Mrs. W. D. Hayes returned from Althe garden of Mrs. W. S. Chidester this week. They were of excellent quality, l bion Saturday. V n low Shades, we have a and Mrs. Chidester h-u our thauks for the Mrs. John Kronewitter is visiting rela­ tives in Indiana. । •• fou tant help but remeniberauce. A grand fourth of *uly celebration will p . -itself. We have reduced Mrs. John Pendergast was in Grand b- : • ;; -lock and prices. Come be held lu Perkins’ beautiful grove, one Rapids Saturday. mile-north of Castleton U. B. church. a.-: 1 r yourself. Remember Bishop II. J. Becker, of Ohio will deliver Mrs. Will Olner visited friends in Kala­ l) .i last year of cheap paper. the oration, t Judge R. Barnum Is the mazoo last week. 1 :i: i:r.:facturers have formed a president uf-the day. John Pendergast was in Chicago, last ft will advance the price Some very neat cards were printed at week on business. this office this week fur Miss Flora Me. Prof. H. B. Andrus, of Nashville, was next year. \\\ ;..i\e on sale all the patent) Callum, a teacher in the Kinsley school. in the city Sunday. Thdy were designed tn be given by her to rj; advertised in this paper. 1 .the pupils on the closing day of school Mias Ora Smith, of Nashville, was in . . <• you money on Physi-1 and kept ns souvenirs ot the occasion. Hastings Saturday. l:. i’res«riptionSj Every pre-1 G. E. Wilson, of Hickory Corners was It is getting to t>e the fashion to address in :.t- i to be filled as | and stamp envelopes on the back. With In the city Monday. m .*.*:• I will give five dollars to I the directions written acrosa the folds, the Mrs. J. B. Messimer, of Nashville, visit­ . ! r chat will show to the letter canpot be opened by an unauthoriied ed io the city last week. person without the fact being detect*d and Rev. Fr. Ijiughran started Monday for a such anaapportunlty la made very difficult. visit to the World’s fair. A splendid 10 horse power, second hand Nichols ck Shepard Traction Engine, all R. IL Messer returned from a business In first class condition can be bought very trip to Chicago Munday. cheap at Hastings Engine A: Iron Works, Frederick Hotchkiss is In the city this also tank, hoar, pumps, threshing belts uf The Druooist- of all kinds, rubber, canvas and leather. week on a short vacation. Mr. and Mri. Will Hall left Monday for The kindergarten and first grades will a visit to the World’s fair. *• hold their class exercises In the High Mrs. P. T. Colertve has been quite ser school room on Thursday p. m. June 22 iously ill with the measles. • c •mmeticlne at 1:30. The program will consist of songs, exercises, and recitations Mrs.-Chas. Pdug and daughter Bertha, followed by a flower play. All people in­ were in Nashville Monday. terested are cordially Invited. . • UKCULrtTlON • Walter Lampman is home from Ann Ar­ Alonzo E. Kenaston. a Hastings attorney This week. 75 quires. and circuit court commissioner. was In the bor for the summer vacation.E. O’Neil, of Charlotte, visited his sis­ City yesterday and dined in the Eagle. • Declared that Hastings was the liveliest ter. Mrs. Mule Rich. Sunday. uii-r, changes for advertisements little place of its size on earth, and affirmed Mrs. Will Chidester and Miss Una , ■ - ■ > office Tuesdays at latest to that every blessed inhabitant' there was as Quinn went to Allegan Monday. :i zi :!a« issue of the week happy as a Hltartiian at u wake.—Grand Master Ned Butler, of Marshall, is Visit­ Rapids Herald. ing his aunt. Mrs. Minnie Greble. A conference <>I health officers in- Michi­ .lira. M. W. Hicks went to Muskegon . water -t the City bakery. „ gan <ni Asiatic eludrra and its prevention, Tuesday to visit Mrs.* C. £. Bldlac. ’ ■ ..lye.tr ha» the plfite glass front will Im- held under the au-p'res of the Michigan state board of jiealth Thursday teMrs. Walter Buckhout, of Toledo. O., Is and Friday, June 13th and UJth, 1*93, at visiting her mother. Mrs. Willison. • . i i handkerchiefs this the Ih genic laboratory in Ann Arbor. Washington Graham, ot Shelby, is visit­ Some fine paper* will be read nnd infer■ . Fcighners. lux his daughter. Mrs. Henry Cook. es’.ing lectures given. 1 .•>• «»i flower baskets at Hol­ ^Jdr«. Clement Smith left for Chicago We received a letter this week from Geo. , : ?r eonratea *eiu Matthews, formerly of thia city, in which . Monday and will be absent a month. ; I- - M .Ur lias had n pneumatic he sends us an aecimnt^if tin* daring bank J MmN. T. Diamond and Mrs. ’John ;■ .; •! (•'olutnbi* .wheel. t<»i.b«wy at Lteulonvllie, Arkansas, by aI Wei-sert were In Woodland last week. La”d <>C desperados, which nearly all of i it*; «M.t <: the City bakery. tuor readers tie »!<.:»’.{ read of tn lift! <.<:e I Kfllss Anna Bessmer left yesterday A. E. 1U.XKES J papers la>t .veek. He says he ?«w the j m ’rnlng for Chicago for a weeks’ 'bit. .............. l a r. - .v llr.i-'of wash gorate. > robbira and tliey Itad.about as m-.i-h reSl’AFLIUXCi'Z G. F. Goodrich and family, of Colorado, gar t fur peoples’ lives a* the people in' are vlsitiug their cousin J. T. Lombard. ■ ,-. i:ug aud finishing done Michigan have fonjuail. Robert Dinwiddle died at his home in •A*. R. COOK. Local Editor. Berwyn. Custer Co., Nebraska, May Mtb. aged 80 yekrs. The deceased was a resi­ dent. of Hope 1882. Wo arc Still IN IT’ t • . store. Ji-ffcsun bl t; tl;;- *ca-on but nothing «t. tutnitnre at the furahure :■ ■ .! d.»r«e Duw curtains of ■ ■ ;!••'.■•••a ;y (sign of the ele..r... j i>t i.Tt-lveJ. ■ ■ price-, for furniture when uiuraelf at the new furnl- Don't f< r.’et il at r P. »\TL-JX ’.aS ;*4f! i has d Henry Inter. J in tue Hgi Market, :»tvl I? wvi! fTpap.-d lu s.rvv > p.JruiB v.I’S <.h..i.i' me„ts of ail klhuk ' The llaspugs Market has an enviable repu-, tation fof the line quality of its goods and Mr. AVik’ux will aim to add "to its rep-itu- { tlon. The fart that he has retained Mr. Ed. Schumann «to wait- upon customers: will be welcome news to all. Give the i Hastings Market a trial. Shi..- time ago G«onte Gunn cIC.i ailutte , • ;e Ed. Powers No. 35 cfgar. j -anie: always the best 5 cent - (lmid Mnatern-f Biotherboud of ILdlroad : {..ir in -L- Tinted S-atrs. . | Trackn en .-u/d John Miller of this city 1: a.liunstwXd n<e Michigan Ceiitiai K. R. ! : .is beetj f.ujghl and vlrtory j for i.amage, foi i-luu nnnts Mr. Mllh r made 1 > ; tie banner of Hoyal Girden , rtga.unt l.lir, charging him with mlaapprcTa. t.;.-Co>k A- Cook. printion <>f tunds rnd g< neral bad conduct • The trial occuphd the attention of the] I'- . t.-jally don’t expi'c-t something; Eaton county court last week, and the Jury i ' . •’ j Rogers A Co. give a!I gave Gunn >2000 damages. As to the merits j ( •nhi.-rs soap free of charge. of the caae we know nothing, t.ut we do ■ • . ...- . parpared to.do poster work 1 know that Mr. Miller is a man who would ।1 . -.tii-i in a neat aud workman I not make any stab ment unless he belkved it true. We understand that the cr.se has I ! •> _.u;er.' Call at this office. \ - .1-of laces and new unibrvl- • Si’alt.iiixg's. • । •’.>rde:i Tea stand* without a riv- Cook & Cook, . i.-. printed rdh.. •.-ludie*. etc. ' dimities. Canton Sl-AVUHNG’S . ■■ ‘ - ■ d'>n t j««u see no'hing equals T<aCook & Cook. । ■ 'rmu-rofuur discontent made :■!.’<.»al Garden Tea. ' C«ok & Cook. been settled. Invitations were received ah this, offlice | Monday, from Mr. and Mis. George A. BuahMf Gobleville. Mich., announcing the | marriage of their daughter Nellie Maud to Edmond M. Bailey. Wednesdav evening i June twenty first. Ed is well known in I Hastings, where be was born and reared, graduating from our High School and has a host of friends who wish him the greatest possible joy and bapplne/s In bls mtrrled I life and best of succeas in the .future. We "nderstand that Mr. and Mrs. Bailey will visit Hastings on their wedding trip nnd a reception will be given in thelr'bonor by the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ballry. from 1857 to. Aftereight o’clock even* evening W. JT. Allgeo can be found In his office In the Empire block, two doors to the rear of A. E. Kenastou’s office. He will be glad to see all who wish to do any building and will give estimates on any job. On June 23th. the Battle Creek Atiieletlc Association will have a grand free day exlbWon. which will be «>en to any amateur athlete in the state knd -all — --rsuch itre invited to enter InThe contest. V. u Bartlett b ?ccreUrv of the association. Kral Estate Transfers Bert Ford to J. K. Wilbur, parcel, see 11 ' on the celebrated Mr. C. Wakely Secretory of tba United Klnkdoin Band of Hope Union wboaeo««e are In Ixrndon En«land and Mr. Louts Fenn Lecturer for tho National Temperance Incur London have Iran vlaltlnk the Rev. ,. D. Orlnby. Mr. Wakely nave an ad­ denda al the Freabytertan church [will morn­ ing and evening. He la ao excellent «l-“ er and fine musician. Both gentlemen have been “doing” the World'a Fair. On Tuesi day they vblted our schools then picnicker at Tlmrnapple and started on their return journey to England that evening. Iher both expressed themselves as being delight­ ed with our city and its lovely June sur­ roundings. । Mrs. C. F. Brooks and mother. Mr? I Kelly went to Grand Rapids Saturday \for The following Is. an account of th- ' a short 'visit with relatives. 1 ■ -ur orders for any quant ty of Battley — Sclleck wnldltig at Albion last ■ ii desire at the city bakery. week Wednesday from the Albion Re­ Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cook and Mrs. M. A. E. Rknkks. corder:—One uf the most conspicuons Wheeler were in Woodland Tuesday to at­ j - |frngn»ssing rapidly on John events in the social year at Albion was tho tend the funeral of an uncle. ‘•v ' n--w house, it will make a marriage, last Wednesday evening, at the Miss Sears, of Worchester, Mas?., who t ■*.s<>me home when completed. hom» <-f the bride, on EasbErie street, of has been visiting Miss Gertrude Pender­ I - ".ilo Chemical Co. publishes lit Miss Maude Amelia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James B irt*«4L^o MK^WUllam Ray­ gast. left for Chicago Monday. the BAXKKaan Ad which all •■ ■ habit should carefully read and mond SelletfR’, a prosper uw dry goods mer­ Miss Aliena Allen, of West Bay City, is chant of Paw Paw. Two hundeed and expected in the city to-morrow and will be fifty Invited'guests assembled to witness Ii are cleaning house and want any the pleasant ceremony. A selected or- the guest of Mrs. W. IL Cook. | :>i cr-, to put under your carpet call nt che.-tra furnished music, and the bouse ly<Mr. and Mrs. Morse Nevins and Mason and get them. We have them was elaborately trimmed with flowers and Nevins returned to Missouri-Tuesday after - togap, evergreen. ' a two weeks* visit In the city. At half prn-t eight the wedding march i j - t want the beat of groceries at the sounded and the bridal procession advane-l Misses Edith Fleming. Clare and Electa , po.-Mllile prices trade with Jos. ed. First came the ushers. Messrs. Otis Furnlss were the guests of Miss Lulu a Co. i'hey also give all cuvtomeni Leonard and Geo. V. Dearing. Follow­ Felghncr Saturday and Sunday. i II"-u -' iip free of charge. ing them came the pretty little misses, 1I.' i nard. of Woodland, has his । Lucy Gardner and Blanche Bartley, un­ Mrs. Chas. Brown and children return­ ' ' •• ar-<>;<l colt i.n the track at the fgtr winding the ribbons which lined off tire ed tn their home In Chicago Monday after ■! ii.... and will cuter him in s ime of the passageway. After them citne Miss Grace a several weeks’ visit in the city. ■ 1 ■ rn vs we understand. Messer and Mr. James Bartley. Jr., and Mrs. A. D. Grigsby was In Middleville , i ' ■. -at-en. plain nnd printed, Mis* Carrie Westbrook, of Marine City and Tuesday attending the W. C. T. U. dUtr'ct Mr. G. R. Cofejx of Kalamazoo, brides­ . .;i'l colored grounds, beautiful do­ maids and groomsmen*, then came Miss convention of which she is president. : -j; | enrubinatiuoa. . : Buckhout. of Kalamazoo, niald of honor, Mrs. Allie MudgeZ left for Jackson Mon­ St-Ati.nixt.’K. md after ber followed the bride aud day afternoon where she will join a party I : ' In-rry Tunic Is a delicious drink, ] gronm. When they had taken their po- of Indies and go with them to Chicago. ' ’ •’ii -. and ver. rvfn-shlng. Try , i sithms In the cast parlor President Fisk •j r. the City bakery. I spoke the words which JidnetlAH1'' llVM •<Mrs. Frank Hams received word Mon­ I and fortunes of two most cstlorkbie and day of the sudden death of n sister In . A. E. Rfxkks. Wisconsin, and left Immediately for r ■ - 1 • tltv >r, ?.u.l tn fact every' ’ accomplished young people. I The maid of honor and bridesmaids , there. 1 t •■•ii.-.ii- that gqek to mtke no tlie flucarri<d roses and carnations. The bride i /-‘'lit ltowh in ciimbliied ’ In the i A. B. Hull, repairer for J. Bessmer. re'I '• r TJ.ud n Tea. Suld f»y Cuofc & Cook. I dress, d in a beautiful while gown, with I celve<i a telegram Tuesday announcing the I v. il, carried in ber hand a small bible. serious Illness of his mother at Elmira. N. ; ' lilllirvns day was observed by tl e ' bound in white. x— V.. aniUeft on the evening train for that ‘ ■‘"trhes uf the city Sunday with appro- ' Congratulations fallowed the ceremony, I'ilate and phasing exercl-t-s. and an Ideal ! and they were hearty and sincere. Ele­ dty. . •'•dibath daj added much to thu ucea’-i-'ti. I gnnt refreshments were served. Miss SaxMr*. Mark Russell and Miss Hattie Away with your so called teas ri.,.t • ton supcrintendUig as caterer, and colored Knappen came from Sioux Falls. S. D., aumtmt tu nothing, ami Invest 50 cts. in a I waiters from Jackson, serving the guests. yesterday, to spend the summer at the W»undofthe-finest tea that grows, the I The presents were extremely numerous horn- of their parent*. Rev. and Mrs. A. and very beautiful- The display of eoat’y Hoyai Garden. ’. A. Knappen.—Albion Recorder. pieces was very rich. , / Cook & Cook. When In GRAND RAPIDS stop at THE KENT opposite UNION DEPOT.* TLatea fifl.OO 3F*»xr Free Baggage Transfer, New Houwm Steam Boat and Elec trio Bells. BEACH Jt BOOTH. There will be a SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL Conducted at KaahiriUe. 1--winning July contlnning until the regular sxamlnauum W August, for the benefit of those prepartag_8m teach and those teachers who wish to revi^m rtudlM. Classes will be organised !»«•_ branches required for second and third gxn^W certificates. For full particulars, adder*. Ladles’ Watches, Gents’ Watches, sous’ Watdicsu Lowest prices. Violins, Guitars and Banjosstock of the best stringsobtainable. All standard makes. ,Write for prices and terms. C. E. INGERSON, Agent. F. R. fflNGOflST, Nashville, Mich. The Reliable Jeweler. CARPETS CAN BE WELL BOUGHT AT.. .. McCOY’S Claw Hlatorj—William Cl‘1'; r;a.« I’nwlucy—Liura McIntyre. Valcdlctory-Kelnkab Striker. Mu.lc—Clato Song. „ D I'lcwnlallon ot class. Supt. W. Strra<mtoUon of Ulplomxs-tleorge S. Mrs. Sadie Zander and children, of Kal­ Tomlinson, Frrs. H‘d of Education. amazoo. have been visiting relatives 'near Benediction. the city. Notice. Mrs. Allie Rock has returned from De­ troit and is visiting her sister Mrs. D. S. For sale.my house and two lots abu two vacant lots all on Broadway. Goodyear. • «R». a. w nAII.Et. Leslie Reynolds, formerly, of this city, was shaking hands with old friends in* the city Sunday. Same aud residence. Age No ^Hampton Rich, of Hammond. Wiscon­ , ( Alfred W. Bass. Thornapple sin. Is the guest of bis daughter. Mrs. * i Hannah M. Murphy S. M. Fowler. Mrs. Jeff Lee, of Middleville, made a short visit In tlie city last week on her way i to the World's fair. Timothy tteed per oil. -* *>• Barley per m. so te l.a» Wool per lb. s l<> K Latest styles. HARDMAN, FISCHER, HARRINGTON AND STARR PIANOS, Mrs. Fred Bush returned from a short Visit with friends in Kalamazoo Thurs-’ Heirs of all the Ages—Eli non. Pearl day. lk;nto..TJm; the Fato-EU,.! Brown MiA Mae Putnam, of Nashville, was The Father ot the Roman Republic the guest uf Miss Maud Beutlry over Sun­ Charles Sumner J^ndrus* day. Mrs. Ella Rogers and son Ralph, of Manchester. New Hampshire, are visiting Chester Messer. “ilrs. Ferris Rose and Mrs. Roland Clark, of Grand Rapids, are visiting at Benjlman Rose's. Dr. V. H. Virion was called to hl* ; home In Ada Tuesday by the serious i.iness of his father. _ uturer FARBAND & VOTEY Ernest Jay Edger. . Music. Houses—L T. May Brosseau. Humorists— 1-iura Belle Rock. CiaM Motto—Eva Augusta Hurd. Roses awl Corn—Pearl Megieta MlchI I ael. Ou?'savy—Charles C. Fre*[* Mrs. Miles Main and Mrs. Mel Warren visited relatives from Vermontville last week. lArd per lb.. 10 to Potaxeiperbu.,' K>e per bn.. 44. Tallow per lb . € organ, the LEHR 7 octave piano organ, Following Is the program for commence­ ment day which will be held next week Friday. June 23. The exercises will be held In the park. Music—Quartette. Salutatory—Homer James DePue. What Next—Georgle Bevere Heath. Whispers of a be® Shell—Gail ■ l«. 11 Chuis Oration. Nineteen Ninety-tbp e— Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich returned to Al­ legan Monday after a visit with their sop. Will. # BaeUnga Markets Assyria, teoo. Geo. B. Black to Peter A. Young, parcel, uc 28. Barry• FtfO. Louis S. Hinchman to P. Dallba iser. *0 a, see S. Maple Grove, M70. Peter Bonnema to D. K. Corbett, pareel, sec 2X Middleville, OXOO. Geo. Neithaiumer to S. F. NeiUMunmer, par­ cel. tec to, Woodland, *9000. 8 • rah J, AvertU to Allee M. Crawford, 80 a, sre 15, Yankee Spring*, >3 00. tI,ws'mW‘ 10 Alox Chrt>Ue- lot 28BC* Sober?Jackson to Trustees M. E. chunb, HO The races at Nashville this week have rod?, sec 6. Yankee HprtDim. >40. Isaac Swlkert to Wm. Pmwr, tot*, city. -*000. been very exciting and •««*"*!» Josette Eox V> Mtohael Beu n, tot 6, l Ik T, drew a large crowd from Hastings and Brush's odd. Freeport. »W). vicinity. Tuesday afternoon In the trotting races Geo. — Waiter’s horse from here won. first monej, a Wisdom is many times dearly ruin—II ton. *rcon<t, and Jame. Bauer a bora third, in the runnliw rar■a black bought. Be wise, not after but be­ bora from Chicano came l.t, a NaahvlU. fore buying. An organ offered at bora 2nd. In the brra ball Itanw between yi asking, price is not a bargain Lace, and Naabvllle It reaultod In favor ot the former. We ,o to prew too early —dear at any price. to report raull ot yeatorday'e raw. Our prices and terms are correct It will be a matter of pleasure for those who attend the races and do not care to go on the grand stand, to know that a I.Mhilten ptaral .look tb« -..om« .treteh- to k«T »W.,r?1? south fence along the home stretch, in the past there has been scarcely room for anyone on account of the crowd of bug­ gies, wagons and horses. Fred L Heath, * .• i township We are in receipt of an invitation from Prof. Klpg. of Olivet college ComuwMMMnt exercises and a dinner given by the Alumni Association at Olivet June 22nd. WflLl PAPER CAL NEWS. For Sale or Heat. Hotel property In Woodland. Call on or address L. C. Cavanaugh, Woodland. Mich. ____________________ Excursion to Kalamaxoo Wednesday, June Slat. The Chicago, Kalamazoo A Saginaw R’y will sell round-trip excursion tickets to the Great 4-Paw Shows from all stations, as under, at the following extremely low rate of fair; Station. Rate. Wbodbury................................................. 81.25 Woodland............................................... I.» Coats Grove............................................... 1-00 Hastings...;...................... >................. 1-00 Shultz.................................... 75 Gaoretdale ....................................................... 7ft Delton...................................................................... Tickets good on all regular trains on June 21st and No. 1 June 22nd. Return­ ing. train will leave pltce of exhibition, at 7 p. m. ■ E. S. Hcffmax, AgL r«n out »< • mock Mood,, ,nd l«0 trait »«1> nearly through her tongue. Dr. Vlvvlan spent Sunday with friends 11 Ada. Furniture and Carpet Emporium Over 200 Styles oj Newe^ and Latest Designs THE DCQT TDIlVfQ e du IHliwo H M IN Gloves. Hosiery, Neckvyear, Suspenders, Underwear, etc, are whatyou will always find in our Furnishing Dep’t. at such tempting prices that youTl walk further along into our sales­ room possibly stppping at our Hat Dep’t. t > see how we're underselling with the best qual­ ities of Hats, n< ting especially our line of “Straws” which we claim are as satisfying as can be made. Our Clothing Dep’t. should also come in for a big snare of your attention. R. K. Qmnt fi ■; ■ ’ r �WEI ••Truly,” answered Iklapel; “yet T think you have Jhe ability to manage -jur people. They love you and perhapu fear you also.” Eric had already made up his mind. -Well, I will try it; it will bo nn ex­ perimenL It may fail, and it may prove in immense success, but it is full of trouble and probably danger." “It may bo so," said the old priest, •but it is a laudable undertaking. Yoa >ave behind yon the knowledge of all he failures and successes in other lands *o guide you." “I have it," cried Eric. “No, I shall uot leave you, Iklapel. Wo will build up Atxlsn and make it a great city—the wonder of the world." He went out to Pierce, and taking him by the hand said: “Old man, Tve mule up my mind. We will stay here, Leia and I. Yes, don't look so amaxed. [ mean it lam going to run this town myself after this and give it a boom." Pierce looked blank for a moment "But, confound it, after we’ve taken ;dl this trouble to save your skin you want to remain here and go through it all over again?’ “No; -there will be no trouble. Be­ sides I want you to stay here for awhile (a year or so. old fellow, eh?) and get id to our ways. You'll like the place. Wonderful trout fishing, splendid snipe shooting; fine climate. Ob, you’ll enjoy \ . • . , ' . J , | r I I । I it I know." Then, growing earneat. be outlined his plan to Pierce. It was, in brief, to dlvide about fifty thousand dollars among the men who had b».en tlired for the ex- 1 t I pudition. and retaining Whitley and Sheriff Woodruff dismiss them all. He would then call together the chief • . • men of the city and form a board of - directors under his own presidency, |>ying before them a scheme of manugement which he was sure would inure to the benefit of alL .The city would simply be a great stock company, capitalized from its own priestly savings, and its earnings would ff - i : '. ■ ' . . g !. | be divide,] among thn people. There ;.vere rich mines to be worked, and which alone would niuke the people wealthy; in fact, the more he thought .f it the more feasible it seemed, aud he ^rew enthusiastic at the prospect. j Although Pierce was not so samnrfne. lie still felt that with unknown unilions In bunk almost any scheme could be ear­ tied out, aud lie felt like ' trying the exjxsiment. He looked dubious, however. I “Understand me," added Eric. “I mean business. It is not all pure philan­ thropy by any means. <■ I know we will have to back against ignorance, super­ irtition and fear; also there will be a rush Of outsiders, speculators. Und grabbers find others here that must be checked. The government will perhaps interfere; tho state certainty will. We will need all out wits and more to manage things, aud eve., the success of the plan may be our undoing, for when they are all edueated twenty years hqpce other interests will perhaps be xnore powerful.” I “And. therefore it would lx) wise," interposed Pierce, “forns to place awfiy in some good, solid’secnrities a few tnillions for the use of original charter mem­ bers, as it wore, in case tho board of directors is voted out of office some time 4 ; ?3 l .R in the future." • "Just bo," Eric answered, “and IkUpel himself would say tho same. At least it is no more than other discovei«rs and conquerors have always done.’’ • • ' ’ £< •. , , . ; j [2 k ft : >1 F®5K&i ; 5 ■ w M V- i . [ “Only they took all there was in right," said Pierce, “and we propose to take only n small percentage. Aro Whitley and Woodruff in this at all?’ ’ “Perhaps it ia better that they remain outside—for tho present anyway," Eric answered, laughing. I That night the inhabitants of Atzburin a great meeting elected Gilbert their' governor. Tho voting was by ac­ clamation, and tho whole proceeding did not take fifteen minutes. . Ho was summoned and made a speech to them, unfolding his ideas in tho simplest manuer bo that they comprehended his scheme readily. They were quick to see the advantages of the plan, although they had do monopolistic corporations M examples to teach them the power of combination. But he laid great stress upon the difficult nature of the task, and again and again laid before them tho neceroity of constant toil, ceaseless vigi­ lance and tireless patience. “Moot of all, above all. work, work. Trk," he cried. “It is the soul, the life the world; the aim and end of living -aye, ’tis life itaelf." The next day the wagon train came into tbe city, and the Atxlans crowded about tho canvas covered wagons, filled with mingled curiosity and fear. The horses terrified them by their every ac­ tion; the wagons amazed them; their eyes were tired before the day passed with staring at the marvels that were displayed on every hand. Many of them made most advantageous bargains, ex­ changing gold and silver ornaments, mere baubelx, for the rare things the strangers brought. Their greatest de­ sire was for tho axes, hatchets and hnnting and pocketknives. But some queer trades were made. One aged chief had obtained a pair of eyeglasses and was beside himself with delight at tbe res rotation of his virion, while another rev­ eled iu the poueMion of n compass and «pent his time showing tbe unerring nsedle to his astonished friends. Eric had cautioned them not to be too liberal in their dealings with the white m*n,_and also tried to prevent their bemg swindled, *ud endeavored to prevent 800 palpable swindling on his men's part, NOTICE OF LETTING I th. rellrf I oW.lued, It t»”l»in.Kllnte hl* remarkable cure. Mr. i With Itero »UI». bowrrr, til. .re rionanma, "there will bo a lot of newaDrain Letllnr. Vow care a detailed account of bla Ion, paper men hero inside of ten days, mark ' Notice is hereby glven/nat I. Holden <• Thu y .re 004 rolli.rilr ilk. Ulncaa and aubseriucot recorery- ‘I* te"’ dlff.rvnt X^ltariukro. but rent w rot tan, Townablp Drain bommtes|«n“r m my words, and they will give you some­ ran bla uarrallw b, aarlng: Township of Orangevil e. County of Bam“ 8tSS thing to bother about. £nd besides ” am not anxious to xet Into the P“Prr»! dinytly tipon th, “ «, of Mich11 an. will, on th* 1st day of t-a.at the bouse ot A. Clem, in ^* they’ll establish a mail service for you, lu this Or an, other connection, but. «a I ship <rf Orangyvllle. at 10 o’clock In the depend upon it. Goodby, goodby." wrote the Dr. WlUlama’ Medlotae Co. t noocof that day. proceed to rereiv.. He mounted and galloped away. Erie bare felt aucta bapp, result, from the tak ' j!.""title teti™ 1 lb“»’Pll'» > >"" the construction at a certain Drain ku-mn „nl led his wife to the housetop. They could lox of rink rills that 1 am wllllnx, It m,I Xp Sffbt .tt«id«ht.wllbtn,brortrod । designated m '^lent Township Drain.••",£ *,“2 । w>a estabUaheu in tho mid town see the train wind along tho river until experience will help an, on. elw. o I Hnogwilte, (levcritwd Commending mid at asUXe on as thefollow. °bunk.>?*?^ it disappeared behind the canyon’s out- state how they benefited me. 1 e» •>> P*!!!;J',,u'^.re«rotlnb«ltbl.. rourro I.Ute. that Is 8 legrees east aw teet yeera old, end IS jeers ot this 1 b * “ reaching spurs, and then sho turned to Meauder pottoa west side of Cut. Like : <>t rrtn.ik on the put* uf 'bo* irt wrert section 5 and I of -aid towniIm, * "J"’ him, with a great, hopeful look in her apeulln rallroedlnx tor too tltobburl’ J X bow .lek I «•* “J till road on Ibe Winchendon and 1 e)"1”™ ? »'’•’EJ**1 W WO feet, thence H '.nlJS eyes, and ki»e<l his Ups. Together they branch. For the pul three rear. 1 luve1 who <ll<l»'t know I wm taking th. pill* WffO feet, thcuce S u derrees w’.t.’.’TTt* stood there, the morning breaking rich­ been enxloeer ot the train wb eh ™nt«Ja1 I. delighted it tbe noliSroblu iiiiproveiront ■ lu, lbrolUt. .nd upon Iromlo, tte ere ly and warmly over tho red cliffs, when with the Boston tmlns at Winchendon. Iklapel emerged from below and stood 1 l,.,e been troubled with . week >slomacl 1 urged me 10 dontlnue tbe use of the pills. Hl, It on lud ot OU.rr Chxlk.r. »<xl wetlmt. Tliror. s M.- IM. throe, s beside them. His eyes were full of a from my bo,hood. In fact, there eerer’ This Impulse, however, is not degrees E 800 feet, thence 8 xiy direct tow.™ S 5 drorro. T. 1W “STliSS great fire as he gaxed down the canyon was a time lu my remembrance when I1 aa 1 have been to sick in tbe past not to 1 “lly .pprroi.b' the v.lue ot J.Jremedy 8 43W degrees Eaa feet, equal to t-a where the dust still rose above tho trail of was not nut more or lew troubled from ’ -that has done me so much good. Dr. tanAof Albart Clem, which constltmA the wagons. Then he turned toward the 'h*Se'rarearsexo. howen-r. th, com­ degrees E Wllltamg’ Pink PH” *re cert*’01? * K”1*} No. 2. Thence 8 taDdrofMravA. AJHuU.endtnKiu city and stood silent, regarding it for a plaint became xreetly awS«t„l from tbd Is section No. X Thu drain at Gan lake I. medicine, and from my long time; then raising his anns Uko * nature of my work and other -censes, and tbem 1 can cheerfully and cordlaUy roc- be 2 feet and 5 Inches^deep from hut, Make And prophet of old he cried out: . cointuend them to any ene who Is troubled rise of grade one inch to every ji» fr,-t < ut it 1 suffered meetly from IL My • “Rise up, O City of the Sun! Behold, wuuld not retain fund, mr bead ached con- with the heart palpitation. Indigestion,, Lake on Mro.BuUte to be .3 feci stll,i ir,’|Ilch„ deep, dope ot banks is t to I or the day lias come; the serpentis dead! stanty, there was a dtmneM, or blur, ue- liver complaint, and tbe many HU couse- outward, with two fret burnt the .-xfirated earth to slant 43 degrees outward the tnu Behind you, 0 city of my fathers, lie the fore my ryes most of the time, and my aueiit upon nwteus proatrtlon" wtdlh varies according i<> antold-eons of supent&on, of bloodand head used to become so diuj 1 eouiu Dr. Williams’ Pink I’ll” are not a patent table tbe bottom width 3 jr-t t„r darkness, reaching back, back to man’s M-reely «und. , On getting up In the medicine In the sense In which that term 4(4) feet from Gun Lake, the ba! to l«- .■ t; W1‘iMaid Job will be let by sections. The section >t first feeble steps! Men came aud men morning my head swam so I w*"ffre^*ot’ is usually .understood, but are a eelenUM the outlet of tbe drain will be let first, nnd the obliged to lie down ■grin- I b«d ■ preparation. »u«w*sfally usedin general remaining sectionwin tlwlr order uj> *tr<*aiti n went away, away, but thou huet remained. O ly ooiiKra went nut inou w it. •••----- * ’ Ant inn' J ... ... ___ practice for many year# before lielny oiler- accordance with the diagram new <m nie with hour, dt, ot the p-et. look up and . ............. dlMireable hrort i...m burn. • rnntinurout In u tbeo^wpapera pertaining to uld .tram, m tho light! Before yon the future euntle. ou, telehluff ot re ‘te " J^gu.'. e I to the public generally. They contain tbe office of Die Township Clerk, to which ref. it. unknown .pw, illumined by an tutro.Uu g ot tbe ™ h .nd Jong . in a condensed form all the elements nec­ ervnee may be had by allpartlrs mt. rest-u and •pe.k.ble gb«y. In if beauty it i, cum- W b™!<? »“ “.S.”?!!!!1";., ,‘Atn.ir essary to give new llfeaud richness to the Mtfs will.Im made and recelv'-<l areordliidr cd phjslclans in Peterboro. and took their blnod, and shattered nerve*. They are an Contract! will be made with the low. ,t resm* iug to be thy bride. I hear ite voice; I medicines for two years, but was belpea unfailing specific for such diseases as loco- slbh bidder dviug adequate security ldrth4b*rformaoee of the work lu a sum thru and flt-p- to hew it. approachiSg tootrtepe. Ob, that no slightly >( 0J them that at the „„ moter ataxia, partial paraljt”. SL Vitus, b« fixed by me, reaming to mys< )f th- -i.-i? by wd my eyes may eee its glory aud my hj® lime tlme ij _ve up in ;!'»c:...ra discouragement, let dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rbematlsin. ner­ to reject any and all blds. The date for the up In o--—-—. and ' completion of meh contract, and the trnn> >>( taste its sweetness! I have said it—it is the - disease --------#..r ■ lomr take care of Itself for a long vous headache. Ute after effects of la Gsjment therefore, shall be aunouireed at the tn i, and place of letUng. time. I grew worse as time went on. 1 grippe, palpitation ot rhe heart, the tired good.” Notice la fiirtber hereby given, that at tbe uo tro»rore. to row his — j -re —,-----------He turned only hearers, aud hishave been ublljted to give up my work for feeling resulting front nervous pro-t ration; tlujo and place of utd letting or al such other voice grew low and sweet os he looked i m*ny a time for a week or two, and nave all diseases dependl-g upon vitated hu­ time and plxee thereafter to which I. the Drain at Eric and said: worked at other times when 1 should have mors of tlift blood, auch as scrofula, Ootnrntealooer aforesaid, may adjourn the >ain- X tbe Mssesameat tor benefit* and the lands com­ “And so it has begun, O my brother, been in bed. 1 have lost many wonj'” chronic erysipelas. Ac* prised witbin tbe “Clem Drain Special Assess­ rod w you w owe it. Ye*. Ire Ii te- during th. pvt wwn ,«r< rod would They are also a specific for troubles ment District.’ will be subject to review. x;l”L7.^"Xid’.o,“ x .mu * peculiar to females, such as supreaslon. ' The following tea descrijrtkio of the — irral Irregularities, and all forms of weakness. tract* or parrels dt tend constituting the Speci­ city, for it will be greater than ever be­ al Assessment District of said Drain, viz: The to. ' . ' . , . They build up the blood and restore the N W ’a of the N-E U of section Hand thes w • fore. Its story will go out before men, bad “My appetite then failed tne. and about glow of health to pale or sallow cheeks. iff thi N E H ot section 8. the K >; of th* s r. ‘i and they will wonder at it ages hence, four years ago I began to notice a flutter­ In the case of men they effect a radical of rev. 8 and tbe g Kk of the N W ■, of sec. A and it will be told to the children and ing of my heart, which grew so Imd after cure In all cases arising from mental worry, towu 2 N R 10 West. Midi. Dated, this loth day uf June. A. D., fssi sung by the poets, and tlie world will a while that 1 could not walk any distance over work dr whatever nature. They are K C. ■Nortoit. Tow nship Drain Commissioner .,t the Toanmarvel at it, for 'tis the work of a god!" without a violent palpitation and complete manufactured by T»r. Williams Medicine ship ot Orangeville. “Nay," said Leia as she threw her loss of breath. The palna in my stomach, Company. Schenectady, N. Y and Brurkfrom indigestion lasted two and three days vllle. Out, nnd are sold-In boxes (never in NOTICE OF LETTING. arms about her husband's neck, “ 'tia at a time. 1 lost considerable flesh, and be­ loose form by tbe dozen or hundred) at 50 the work of man, and it is begun by • fore long 1 notced that my kidneys were cents a box or six for 32.50. aud miy be hid man. and, lo, he is mine, my Quetxel!” affected. This came from my work on of al! druggists or direct by mall from Dr. Notice Is hereby given. Thit I. IL Norton, 7 HE END. the engine, I know, as many railroad men Williams Medicine Company, from wither Township Drain Commissi loner <>l the Town­ are troubled In the same way. 1 had address. ship of Oransevllle. County of Barry. State of Mlrhlgan. will, on the 1st day of duly. A. I)., awful pains In the small of my back, and The price at which these plpsare sold IW3. Mt tbs N W corner of tee. 19. In sMdTown• was obliged to make water many -times makes a course of treatment comp-iratively ship of Orangeville at one o'clock In the afterduring the day. inexpensive as compared with other re­ nouft of that day. proceed to receive blds f or the ronstruetloo of a certain Drain rnown aud ••I resolved to go baric to the doctors a­ medies or medical treatment. ■ designated as “the Orangeville Mill Creek gain. though their treatment had done me Drain." located and established In the wd A RAILROAD ENGINEER RELATES no good before. 1 was told that medicine HIS EXPERIENCE. was no good for me, that what 1 Beaded ga’e of the Orangt-vllle Mills on thtf Me»t side of was u long rest. 1 could not take to long tbe N E U of the N E of sec. 2». Oranaenll*. a vacation, being compelled to work for and (“Uowhig li e water course [tbAt ba* my living, and so 1 kept along, taking High tide In Hoboken, and the floating established nu>rv than 10 years] tn n N weMi-r’.v direction a distance of to n point Ms. what stuff tin* doctors prescribed, but bridges leading to the ferryboats ore pretty south nt tbe quarter post between section : Year* uf Ag»ny. feellug no better except for a day or two steep hill* fur honk* to climb, especially if 18, of Orang* till*, thence N drerer*. W B at a time. [Bouton Mans.. the load is hc^vy, and many heavy load* rnd«. thena* N “drKreen W toreds. thnee N ob degree* W sorods. theifre N .v, rfrifrte* W ••Finally my legs and hands began to so nis. thi-n extending said drain N v.',ddgrees Tbe vast healtb-gl vlng results already ache and swell with rheumatic pains, and come from Hoboken. Here are two big gray horse* coming up W zs’a rods to count' m , attributed by the news papers throughout 1 found I could not sleep at night. If 1 the bridge, pulling a heavy jtfuck piled Bray dltcli In Allegan t’o. Raid exteuwn ol this country nnd Vanadate Dr.' Williams* lay down, mv heart would go plt-a-nat nt 2 4'rods to be eleven fret wide on top.fn'i e “I'lnk I’lllsfor Pale People'' have been a great rate, nnd many nights I did not high with some sort of imported mer­ fret wide ou the bottom am! 2S feet ilvrtK wr.h chandise incase*. zThc bridge. Im a little a two -foot bunn. there is tn be hj rd» of t !:r Uraln recently supplemented by the wonderful close my eyes at all. slippery, and maybe the haraca are rather cast of the extension of sr»'-» ro te to l-e rlraQ-d cures wrought in the cases- of two continu­ out. Sold J«4» will tw let by aretiou-.. I!.- *ecuo'i “1 was broken down in body nnd dis­ ed Invalides in one household in s New.- couraged In spirit, when, sometime in Feb­ smooth shod, for they slip to a MtamUtill, at the outlet of the drain w it! tie let first, sed Knalamt town. The radical Improvement ruary Inst. I was reading In the ••Montreal but the truck doesn't go bock; a watchful the remaining sections tn their order up str«-.x:n tn accordance with the dMgrain now •• ' In the physical condition of these t\yq Family Herald and Weekly Star.” which ferryband dips a block under the off rear with the other papers pertaining tc vd I .train, people from the use of this great medi­ we take every week, of the • great cures wheel. The driver upon hi* high seat in the offlrj of the Townohln Clerk, to wbleh cine is vouched far, not only by the eager made by Dr. .Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale now reeling with a slightly blase air. as referrnre may be had by all parties 1 tep-ied. nnd bids w til <«■ made aud receive 1 acrercmnly. । testimony of the patients themselves, People'. 1 got a couple of boxes for my wife though driving were rather a bore to him Contracts will be ;nadewlth thelunrst «■?;•»:>I gladly given for the benefit of other suff­ to see If she would be helped any by them, anyhow, and be is glad to give it up for a >lblr bidder giving adequate security t >r the erers, but also by the Indubitable a<*ur- and then 1 tried them myself. 1 did not time. The horses stand at rest. The pro­ performance of thr work, In a sum thc» a*d cession of horse* and vehicles coming in thereto bo fixed bv inr, n*senlna to inyMl! tit* rovenne bureau and. like all human 1 oners of dtelatrrested relatives and friends put much stock in them at first. but before from the street closes up solid nod halts. right to reject any and nil blds. T.if -l.f - lor blessings, because it is free to all. none | who bad been cognizant of tbe years of th* completion of such contract nnd th- : -rtns I had finished the first box I noticed that I care much for it In all my stay here i pain and distress endured by the two iu- was feeling better. The palpitation of my Pawtengvra coming aboard. stop at the of payment tbeiefur. shall be announced a*, I hevt) not seen drunken men except i vallds. and who now witness their re- heart, which had bothered me so at times, rear end of the ferryboat, look at the th* time and place of letting Notice» further hereby given. 1;> ' stalled team and wonder how and when upon the day of the attack on my storatfcu to health, vigor nnd capacity. Ume and place of sard I* tUng. or at *u. t> c-ther began to itaprove* 1 <aw that In going to the blockade will be raised. time and piece thereafter t j which 1. ‘-he Drain Iwuxe. sn<l tho, drank then oniv to Bre , T'|* 1-upl-. ih,. I.trot to my home on the hill from the depot, After awhile. It secma a longtime, though Cornmiwlouer aforesaid, inav .ityntrn :>it , .. vrA-t I testify.from their own experience to the to • --pemu™. While th. ; m„v;n„u, .„d hrolli.it which was previously an awful task, my In reality It1 is only forty-live of-flfty sec­ •ante.the assessment for t*euen,« c»t tiir lauds with tn the "Orangevtlle 'HU • r--K Introduetwy ot teller l.qaora might l»- | qu,,|,|„ 1)r. wtlll.m.’ link I-llle. ... heart did not beat so violently and 1 had onds, the driver appears to wake up. be comprised Drain Special Assessment District.'' mil b» get a highy taste, I don t fear thnt they >.red C. Vow and his mother-in-law. Mrs. more breath when 1 reached the house. sits up. ha gathers up the reins. The subject to review. Afu*r the second and third boxes 1 grew Tbe following Isa description of the <-veral will bo htrfmed by ram." ■ j Oliver C. Holt, of Puterboro, members of horses seem to become rigid. The driver better (n every respect. My stomach betracts or parreui of ’and constituting th*-ty**’,’*1 doesn't hurry them nor fret them at all; bo aamssment “If your plans: do not miscarry they ; the same household, which la composed of DM- of said Drain. v!z Tne > " -i will soon be drinking champagne liko ' Mr. and Mrs. Holt. Mr. and Mrs. Vose, tbe catpe stronger, the gas belching was not knows them. They are good horses—not sec. eighteen. 8 W «. of the 8 W'-4 of rec so bad, my appetite improved, and ot the N E of section eit£lmm blooded, but game nevertheless clean tbe S other bloati-l capitalists," added Pierce i latter a daughter of the Holts. The Tbe home of see. •*•'- '-««} my sleep tiecame nearly natural and. through. Suddenly they spread themselves it*] theW \ ot the N W UJ tbe v*<7 family las.saiaj te a w cmy vva/ and «ust neat isv.it ia ho lighted his piiw. “And as we have i[ eawiiptcAi "ccuplrtl by tlT| and nil other lands that Join sai'i mill >I lrwAtrli.ro looking vwr, two wtnrlroH-bniiiu. storied-house, aitiit.tml situated nn on thro the undisturbed. I hgVe continued taking the and dig their toes into the planks. Snakes, Crrek Drain aa shown In tbe fins! order ’. <-rsome m our commissary wagon, Huppono pills three tiroes a day tvery day since last how they do pull! They fairly lift that rermlnat'o'i now on file In theTowu*hi| > .crx * top of a hill surrounded by ninny of 'the we drink a health to the new departure." of Orangeville. natural attractions of a residence In’the March, and to-day 1 am feeling belter heavy load off its feet; it has to come, and office itated.tbtei'Nb dayo! Jon-% A. D-. Now began stirring times. Besides tho than at any time during the last eight they pnsa on a boon! the boat greeted with country. Mr. Holt is employed in the usual spring sowing the people were Crowell shoe manufactory of 1‘eterburo. years. Township Drain Commissioner of ttie Townnods and slionu of approval from the "I can confidently and conscientiously spectators.—New York Sun. busy all the time discussing the new and Mr. Vose has for many years run the features of their social nnd political life engine on the Fitchburg railroad trains say that they done me more good, and NOTICE OF LET! their good effects are more permanant to come. It was amazing how earnestly between Winchendon and Peterburo. they entered into oil the plans of Eric Before entering upon an account ot the than any medicine I have ever taken. My An old lady bailed a paxsing omnibus, rheumatic pains in legs and hands are all and Hclnpelrand with what implicit con­ long Illness of Mr. Vose and His inotber- gone. The pains in tlie small of my back which pulled up nt her call. “Goodby. Notice is herebv given. That I. H fidence they predicted the great future Ifi-law, which shall be given In their own which were so bad at times that I couldn't then, my dear,” said al.r’.to a female friend T»nj»shlt> Drain (•'•.t.iiiIs-'-'ii-’- '' ' of OrMiaevilh*. Count, «>( Item. M.ih words as taken by a reporter of the “Bos­ who bad nc> j>ni pooled her.- “I'll write and of the city. Nothing now was too new wfil.nn the first «1a» r,f Jus? A ton Herald." It will be well to give the exact stand up straight, have nearly all van­ toll you holy I get on directly I’ve got igxn. L. i-lvluj-oon'*. In SMlrt Towwli'P or too vast to deter them. They were re-son for the coming together under une ished, and 1 find my kidneys are well reg­ there. Yate’vr got my nddretoi, haven’t vllle at 3 aVlock in the aftc*™*' > • ulated by them. This Is au effect not eager to enter upon the new era. roof of the two families, oh this fact has ,11 l/.BIU U.IV'.o ................ • Erie, had selected his board of direct­ everything to do with the manner in claimed for the pills in tl»e circular, but In ynu? No! AVhy, I thought I gave It to ... you. It’s in thi* Ixig, I suppose, under rUviiuEnton Drain." lora'ed nun ' i-; ■■•1 >n ors with great care, and day after day which Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills first came my case they brought It about. 1 can now my pocket bnudkcrchief nnd iny key and ititi said TownMilp of Orangeville. a>--- • ■ they detained tho wagon jrain until lo the notice of Mr. Vose and the reason of go np any hill without the slightest dis <•<1 m fnllnwit. to wit: C'ommencina - r'' packet of sandwiches. Oh, I’ll come to it w. their plans were perfect. Moro tkan ar their Introduction into the family as a med­ tress or palpitation or loss of breath, and directly. I’d better give it to you now, «<rtheH. W. «i»rn*-r of lb*- E. ‘; «*f:i-»* ’* of no turn VZfif Orangeville. r<in«H'S 1 am feeling 100 per cent better in every month elapsed before Eric could say, ical remedy. • else when I write I may forget to send N. on Mdr1eleli(Ji l!nel» *«■ !'»<• Hue all­ Mr. Vose's wife had been in falling shape and manner. ot IM rods, tbeuce W. uu seeiiou lit • ■ * ’■ "Wo are ready to proceed," but finally it. That's not It, la itf No, that ’ s the • They have been a saving of money to corrcra of scetlons 17 >iid is. tnm'-e health for a number of years, her illness tho day came. • mo. for since I began their use 1 have not prescription. There—there you are! Am, rods, thenrai W. xnri paraleil with »;»•>' Everything was completed. Three of finally developing intn a brain trouble, ac­ been oblgied to loose much lime away yon wcu't forget to writer If yon line to IH rods S.ot quarter ; “*■ companied by Intermittent paralysis or t!on«7 >ml 18. thence N. W. I1, nx*« tne • see Mrs. Brown you must remenitbe wagons were secretly loaded with the tungne and lower limits. Death had from work. 1 am still taking the pills, lx-r me kiudly. She's a sweet woman. on said line to Intersect with the (irausevi gold by night aud stood ready to depart. MlllCreek Drain. Sd.i drain : • >'•• • taken her children, and. the heavy afflic­ and mean to continue until 1 am certain Isn't she! And to think she idipnld be wide on bottom, side* u» *-tent 4' • •■in­ Pierce was to convert the metal into tion Increased her bodily and mental In- my cure Is a thorough and lasting one." ward sad to bedng soordlltg :<> stave’ ami After the talking with Mr. Vose at the mamed to such a brute! But that's ths *peciflcaUons to be shown uu dsv of currency and' oct as financial agent in flrrnities to such an extent that her hus­ tho great operations to follow. Supplies band. himself an invalid, was compelled depot, where Ids engine was in waiting, way of the world all over. It’s just like Said Job wtKbe l*t hy sections. 1”^.'." ’" the outlet of the drain will l«* el W;- -J * of all sorts in immense quantities were to take some means toward securing for the reporter went to the house where Mrs. my poor denr sister Marin. She was as at meek n lnml>—never did n bad thing or the remaining section- in Gulf orur5 “J* to be bought—au electric light plant, her complete rest and freedom from her Holt, the other patient for whom the pills said a im.-l word of anybody that ever I « ram. In sceordsnee with th* .ll.turan"””' «' have done so much, received him and tile with the other p«*>er* pertrli-i* x '. J mining and milling machinery, horses, , household care. To this end he gave ud gave an extended account of her experi­ heard of. Drat that conductor’s impu- drain tn the office ot Ti*wnwilf4 l''rk*!" fine cattle and otbor'Btock'Tfarming im­ housekeeping, aud took his wife to her ence with them. Mrs. Holt said: E°ue a«aiul Now I plements, looms, clocks—everything, in parents’ home, where her mother might •hull bare u, wait for the next. ” — London “I am 37 years old and fur U years MXVUIDK1T. « etuUlUi' will .... fact, that civilization could furnten from care for her in her aliments. M^s. Holt PMtJ hav« had au Intermittent heart Tit-Bits. , lowest responsible bidder givtnx was herself suffering from various com­ enrtty for the perfornuuicr of the » its plenteous- store was to be procured plaints brought on by complete nervous trouble. 1 hree years ago 1 had a nervous sum then snd there to tie flxni by imy•.’•*^‘1“* Huw> Typewriter* Differ. and brought to them. prostration, which left me with a number to mpelf the right to reject sny »» ■“ ‘J“. prostration several years ago, but her The quality'uf uniformity is one In wMrh Tbe date tor the completion of such w“trsrt. The task was great, but Pierce felt daughter's severer and more hopiess con­ of ailment*, for which 1 have been doctor­ good typewriters may differ greatly. Some snd tho termv of payment his blood glow as he thought of it As dition was the more urgent and more ap­ ing unsuccessfully ever .Ince. My heart l!ie ■trike harder with the right hand than announced at the time snd plaee tbe greatest buyer upon earth, the rep­ pealing case of the two. and »o Mrs. Holt trouble was Increased so badly by the Nouce Is further hereby given, that a iTa lc£’Ju‘d thM thdr work Ume and place of letting, or at .«*'!) oMJ resentative of unheard of wealth, he for several years has tried to forget her nervous prostration that 1 had to He down Indelibly. Others occasionally ‘‘shadow*’ W mm4 puioe tharesfter to which I. w would fairly rival Monte Cristo, if he own dlMbllitea in tenderly ministering to most of the time. My stomach also gave lM1 b,nr thelr outlines, by Drain Oommtesioner aforwsld. out, and 1 had continual and intense pain holding the key down too long or byTtri? the same, the assessment far benefits anrtt! e did not eclipse him, and in the building her striken daughter. In February last Mr. Vose was reading from the back of my neck to the end of Ing It aidewaya Perhape the idlaeyncre- land* comprised within tbe “Idr.ngston of a railroad across tbe desert, one of the weekly paper, when his attention was my Back bone. I went to pbralclans In •les of punctuation are the mart trust­ special AaMesmenc District," will be the first enterprises to be launched, he Jeffery Newport. Ah.ed, A«7n and here attracted by the-account of a case of pa­ is a description of saw a most interesting and exciting pro­ ralysis cured by the use of 'Dr. Williams’ tracts or parcels of laud constituting toe ' h“Jlh co<lnnuedM> ject. which clone was worthy of any Pink Pills. The similarity of tlie case de­ “TS'VJ? ! gaTeJuP doc,°rs In dlspair habit impel* operators never to vary from al AMessmeut District of said DrJn ,»i-- “*. their own practice in given com. Take 8. U of -action ? Orangeville, tbe N. ■* of - ■ *“ man. What more noble ambition could scribed to that of his wife at once aroused and lu.t fallh In raedldnc altoaalhrr. I 4 of section 18 Orangeville, the • «-.•*.o..hehe ever have desired than this eminently the deep interest of Mr. Vose. nnd he U-Cau io taka Dr. William,' Pink Pllla MoncUv?” Cn ‘,Wfccn d!<i y°« «o there— W. M of sretltxi 8. Orangeville. N. W. s . aat Wlnur mor. lrom cnrlo.ll, .ban “ondayF One man would put xqueetion tlon IT, of Orangeville. 8. E. of to‘ °proud one? And now they were ready. called his r:iotlier-in-law’n attention to the nft>'r "lher*:'’ another a comma; ■eetlous of Orangeville. Esch step in the great undertaking care­ published article- Alter b.ng cqusulu- m-nuw 1 (houKbl the, onl.1 bHp me, Dated, this nth day ot July. A. D.. t the Br.l box made, me feel k, much better. •till another a daah or n semicnlnn tlon they decided to send for the pills. R. ( . .SORT'" fully considered and planned, nothing '1“h' • «oa »chub Tewashio Deila Commhstoow. of the ‘ »* ’ The beneficial effect they bad upon Mrs- 1 h**'“M™ ll“ P*"’ «‘noe February last remained but to act. _ ne’ ? »bA^cllM man always shlpof Oraayvliie. ■ ' Vomj was marked. From being unable to wornl?” Th” Leia stood on the threshold as the line stand she wnssu materially streuKthffied woman, rhe terrlple pain. In uir aplnal NOTICE FOR' HEAKING CLAIMS of wagons filed past, with driver., and that she could wa’k without difficulty, column and lu the rexion of my ||,er are State ot Mlrhlk’an. County ot iLrrrj nt escorts waving their hats in farewell sa­ and In other respects her ttmdIUou was Kune, and 1 bellere for rood. M, nulolN'Mtoe l» hsreby given. that by » -- .......vt nl ureeding. lute.,; Eric and Pierce in tho rear, ex­ much Improved.- The benefiut-nt results tatum baa onl, troubled me UtSi tlmX. the Prolate (.Wt for the (ouuiv o.. L-v.) Juat why people ahculd expend no eml made on the 20th day uf Mar. A. J*- • / changing last words'of caution nnd ad­ noticed lu Mrs. Voae’t condition from a auiro 1 commencml Ukln( tne pllla. and »tx months (rum that date were allowed •oW’1 Of time and money on the reariuL af vice. When they reached ' the house niaj of the pUlg caused both her hnsirand wltre^ ,'?'” prr'on»" «• function. claim* •aatn»t ti 5 ,lrln|t “» «nro< dl.tre» Of Monr -A. William- . late <h • Eric dismounted and grasped Pierce's a id fhotlier to consider trying them for which formerly followed errrytbln, 1 ate. inriruwn complaint*. They tried them hand, with moist eyes:^ TV pllla acted differently from an, nrndl“Now, goodby, Hhrokl. God bkas Oil the principle that “if they d. n't cure I rv« h ok in m, Ufe. 1 bxr, „ J ti.<*y miMnirt,' 'but before each too! fluyou! Be careful os'll remember you l-bed their first box they had felt sueb thing doctors* medicine, r-attu; uMw'leim**. hold us nil in your hand.*4 u ^.ri"r •n,‘ ‘-“-p-fic sxir u.• 1HV1I riniiux .. ■ .,linl. relle. that they came to beltagu (hat the -Ji'S, “Don’t worry, my dear boy. You’ll p.-na not only crfald . not hurt, but were dtZSJLn'" ?"*’ 1 “*”• •M0 actually and speedily curing iljem. Md alnee then you," h® added, with an effort at faoeTo the "Herald’’ reporter who was sent bare pm out „ much mom mo nr,, but CHA8. W. ABnsntONO; L joageaf Probate. •-nt it was nearly impossible. The temp­ tation was too great on both sides to be restrained, and it was curious to see the complacent sense of satisfaction and the realization of clever business tact beam­ ing in the faces of those of the Atzlans who luvd made good* bargains from an Atxlan point of view. They knew they had outwitted tho newcomers and got­ ten something tor nothing, and they werp mightily pleased with themselves. In' th6 evening Kulcan came to Eric and said: ■ “Brother, tomorrow I shall hand over to yon the office and its powers." “But,” interrupted Eric, “before you do so you must perform a ceremony— one upon which I have set my heart. You must wed us, Leia and me, aa the last act of your tenure of office.” . “It shall bo so!” cried Kulcan wijth de­ light. “lam glad it falls tome! In­ deed it repays me for the loss of the great dignity of being governor, which loss, believe me, does not sadden* me at all. In truth, I confess to a feeling of relief at the thought that ill becomes my father's son, but etill I feel it." • On the morrow, whpn all the people had assembled to witness the abdication of the governor and the ceremcay of in­ stalling his successor, Kulcan, departing frOm ancient usage, proud of being the first to break the bond of traditional custom, stood before them speaking elo­ quently for awhile, and then there stepped forth the bride and bridegroom in their dignity and beauty. Before tho citizens had recovered from their wonder they heard Kulcan pro­ nouncing the simple marriage ceremony, and as one man they joined in the sono­ rous, joyful nuptial song of Atzlan. So harmonious is the melody, so touching is the simplicity of the words that Eric himself was affected, and tears blurred his eyes as he noted the real joy and sin­ cere affection the people displayed. Un­ til now he had scarcely known how much room they occupied in his heart, and ho determined to give the whole energy of his life to them and their needs. . After this came his investment in the governor's robes, the presentation of the ancient seal and stuff of office, and a prayer by Iklapel to the great God of all—the of uu all &UUWU known guua, gods, me the iui uiv Mustervi Ruler of earth aud sky—which was lis­ tened to in silence und awe. Then there ensued a festival of festivals. The day was given to joy and merrymaking, and the Katun cakes. tho currant wine and the baked meat were brought forth. Far into the night they held revelry*, and Pierce, us he noted the jovial songs and hilarious but familiar whoops of mirth, was led to remark: “Gilbert. I was atont to say this morning that, in the contact of these people with the white®, the usual remedy of savage races—rum—would be their worst foe. I now realise that they have already met the enemy and he is theirs." “Yes." replied Gilbert, “it will be dif­ ferent here. In the case of the Indian ho was introduced to a strange and un­ known beverage that drowned his sor­ rows and made him forget his woes; but here, for ages, they have distilled liquors aud drank them, and -they cun _____ _______ ,____ too. __ ___ j__________ _ mokeogood liquor They have never known nn excise Jaw nor an internal A NEW ENGLAND MIRACLE ?ilk”X^n “*•ln “eh Kr^s±fe*«*“d .<■>» �riU.BATB oiicen You have noticed ■OR INVESTIGATION that some houses always seem to need repainting: they look dingy, rusted, faded. Others always look bright, dean, fresh. The owner of the first “economizes” with “cheap" muted paints, etc.; the second paints with .AV£Ram. h'rfden at the Probate Office I:. • -h due uf May. to U»c year ooo * ■ ■ *• jni eigr.t hundred and ninety three. ChArU’S W. Anrstroeg. Judge nl '• -:e.’ • itter »>• edate of Janus a . ,i.| t' k-eunrd. comes Into court and • ,-t ••- is prcpar»d to render his J ;ch *>| ni:til*trotor, and prays • . . qwiit.l.-d for hearing the same. • . , - ,-rd frotn said trust. lered.tba: Friday, the Sth, ,\ D- isW. at ten o’clock iu the . ,ks«l£i»ed tor the hearing of .said . ■ :■■■ heirs at l.iwof said sto i ah other iwrsoos interested in said -..v.ire-l to appear at a session oi ■ then b» be Uol ien at the Probate icCItv.d Hastings. In said County. , ;f any there ire. why the prayer t,t mav notgranted. And It 'a „ n-.i, that said petitioner give not ce . . . , •u-rv'e.! In said estate, of the ■ -. id |».-titlou and tbe hearlrr ’a i-.hg a copy of this order to be . -Hastlncs Bannkh. a news • d and clrrunted In said County of , ■ ■ ..ch week (or three successive I . to ».■ Id <t;»y of hearing. Cua*. w. A HMNTRONG Judge of Probate. I ' IDM1 NISTRATOR’S BALE. I -.tt.T *«»f tbe estate of Wm. C. t.it'll* lilmieNt bidder, on Kridav. , fl June. A. D 1*3. at io : Un- toreuoon, at the probate office • liaaiOE*. lu the County of Barry, : '1 • lilvau. purs'iaut to license .rantv l to mu on the 14U1 day of • l>. gu’. by the Probate Court of . .urv. Michigan, all the estate, fit fit, m.1 of the said deceased of. In :.-aI estate situate and bring In the ‘kirrv. ’u the 8tatj of Mlchiimn, • i « nbed as follows, to-wil: The • vast half ot the south west , • , -ti. • ten [10] tn town three north w.-st, Barry Cunuty. Michigan, er­ , . . in the south cast corner d«»• > ,.n-ilugat :he south ea«t corner of • rlptbui, aiid running iheiiee n , au<L 4f» links, t3ence . witb'the south secticfn iltfe four i ii.iks. thence south sixteen chains ..viipullnr thence east on-vs-r . ...ra and M3 links to the place of ‘ —irk cptlng one [tj acre lo the nic r heretofore described. v i-'.h. A. D. 1*0 FHii.ir w. Btnpixss. Administrator- ninde l-i tbe condition• ni.ui’- by Albert I.. Church x Strictly Pure White Lead The first spends three times as much for paint in five years, and his build­ ings never look as well. Almost everybody knows that good paint can only be had by using strictly pure White Lead. Jhe difficulty is lack of care in selecting it. The fol­ lowing brands are strictly pure White Lead, “Old Dutch” process; they are standard and well known—established by the test of years: “Armstrong & McKelvy” “Beymer-Bauman" “Eckstein” “Anchor” “Kentucky* “Morley” “Southern" “Shipman” “Red Seal* “Collier” “Davis-Chambers” For any color (other then white) tint tho Strictly Pure White Lead with National Lead Cooipaay'e Pure White Lead Tinting Colors, and you will have the beat paint that it ia possible to put on a building. For sale by the most reliable daal era la paints everywhere. . Xf r®“ C”<n« to pslnt. it will pay yon .* U* 7or * boo“ «o«»toin'n< toforma—?n y°U many ■ d0,,ar I win only cost you a poatal card to do so. NATIONAL LEAD CO., 1 Broadway, New York. Chicago Branch, State and Fifteenth Streets. An Indian Outbreak is a dreadful tiling— ! undoubtedly caused by the irritating , effects of dirt Outbreaks, and crime generally, are . never possible among people who arc ' addicted to the use of Great Excitement at the Ford Theater Inquest. n* AMOUNTED TO ALMOST A BIOT. Charli PROBATE ORDEli. THE BORDEN TRIAL THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON XII, SECONO QUARTER, INTER­ New Bedford, Ma«t, June 18.—Med­ ical Examiner Dolan was on tlie stand during the afternoon session of the Bor­ den trial. He had a talk with Lizzie on the day of the murders, examined the bodies', found the hatchet and ax with Hood stains and hair on them, examined Lizzie's clothing, and was present at the autojtsy over the bodies. He re­ peated the testimony given at the first trial and identified the articles given in evidence. Cross-examination developed that the hair found on the hatchet was not human hair and that Dolan did not claim there was blood on the hatchet, but something that looked like blood. lapsing of the Building, Charged Colonel Ainsworth With Doing a Murderer. Washington, June 18.—At tho Ford theater inquest, while a witness was being examined a man walked slowly up to-a place behind Colonel Ains­ worth's chair and said something in such a loud voice that it brought a warning “Sh-h-" from some of those Indianapolis, June 13.—Ex-Governor present. But the man was not to be Ira J. Chase, under indictment in How­ hushed. He stepped forward and stand­ ard for embezzlement in connection ing behind and directly over Colonel with the Greentown bank, reached Ainsworth cried in a voice trembling r K„_n,nn home from liis lecturing tour in Vir­ with passion:"You murdered mjbroth-: 8 ‘“u‘ *J “U nt onco leftfor appearginia and forhisKokomo, her and I'd Ute to taov vh.1 right you . ^’w',an,wg cLrg.. ■ Horrid have to sit here and intimidate wit- , that he demand au immediate nesaes?" There was a moment’s silence j bearing of the case. He does not think after thisoutburst and then a wild shoutylat anything can be made out against . -------- - — .... .... u « nn suuui of ------ -Jf approval. Colonel Ainsworth Ainffworth sat aat . calmlv in his chair without even turn­ him from thp indictments returned by ing his head to nee who denounced him. the grand jury which investigated the affairs of the Greentown bauk; that Lieutenant Ames of the police force, walked over to the disturber And pushed there was no wrong intent upon which him toward a doorway. "Who is he?" to place the indictments, they being made in response to a popular demand asktsl some one. “His name is Charles G. Banes, whose brother was killeel.’’ that some one be punished in the case. was the answer from a dozen clerks. *«tate agent • Kankakee. Ills., June 13.—The The shouts of the government clnrks present * continued:""fha^right^iw . That's right he?J French Catholic church at St. Anne, did it." -Put him out." U" were were the the enen- ' K*nkak<‘v euUnty, was struck by lightdomemente of the accusation of Banes. 1 “W »nd burned. The building was Some men were on their feet and it ; vrect«l nbbut 12 years ago and cwt looked for a minute that Colonel Ains- : Tho loss is partially covered worth was in danger. But sharp words insurance. Next to the famous from the police lieutenant finally church at St. Anne de Beaupre iu Canbrought quiet. ; ada. this church whs the most famous fietore the witness was allowed to n*urt <’f pilgrims in America. Thonproceed; Mr. B. H. Warner, one of the •►»«<!« annually gathered here during jurors and a wealthyrititen #f W.-shthe month of June to worship. Large ington. anggMted bvepisodeth.it numbers of crippled ami sick came ou ju-t occurred showe ,te existence of a ' * St- Ann*’’4’ day and gathered around the feeling, that could b, rbe silenced by • holy shrine aaid to contain a ]>ortion <>f t’u. withdrawal oiparties against the laxly of the saint. Many wonder■when; it was directed. "I mention no f»d cures have been reported. name-. ■ sni.l ... Warner, "but simply .... .. ... .. .g . make the ■.. :,tion that the. party Denver. June 13.—The caat* of Dr. (most concerned i.t r.ld withdraw tis a party. There t. i, L I., f among many i Graves came up iu Judge Burns' court ou the motion for a continuance to Septemlx-r. District Attorney Stede lib 4 an affidavit iu which he stated that upon information gained by correspond­ t« - ! • •-•Jf. of nry party who i- liable ing with tlie witnesses as’ to-the prob­ ti • so cvii/idt r. i." able cxjM-n.se of securing their nt teud<’o; n -1 Ainsw< rth to — refused ------- -... with- , ance that $3,000 is nn ample nnd d aw. aud th • Lc. ... } „ MU ro: • .r ._:.l said L-\... to the ^ury sufficient sum of money to cover theexjhc hud no r.iiit to exclude from'Uho pense . , ..V..1..1- ’ra...., »i... H11 — jjhj o, of taring the uttendnixv of the hearing any |H-rson who was likely to - witnesses .....iu iu the th*- case who live beyond be a partv to the verdict. ' '■ the the lx>rden> borders oi of liw the KiAie. state. MU Ou HUS this tu«vnsnowJuror Hanvy said he had been told by ing the motion for continuance wax half a dozen clerks that they had been granted. Dr. Graves remains out ou afraid to testify aud would have re- i bail until tlrnt time, fumsi to do so but for the letter of the ; ------------------------------llu*y “Nt-osiun Held. secretary of war. ’ " ‘ " **" Mr. R. Perry, as th? repn-sentative Indianapolis, June 13.—The national of Colonel Ainsworth, arose to make convention of delegHtmi of the German some r-marks on the subject, and his Knights of Pythitte lodges of the Uni­ first word was a signal fur the most ex­ ted States held a very busy session in citing incident of the day. this city to decide what action should Butler Fitch, nn old, whitehaired lie taken against the decision of the clerk of the record and |H-usion depart­ anpreme lodge that ’ill rituals shall Ixi ment. started the trouble. "Sit down." printed in the English language. One heshouteil. "yon are an outsider and. hundred and six bxlges are represented have no right here. I protest against by N3 delegates, all of whom are seem­ an outsider s;ieaking here." ingly determined and indignant men. "Sit down, sit down." echoed his fel­ who'think their rights have been :imlow clerks in voices that were not re- jawed u(xju. Final action was not sfrained. Fitch cried ent something taken. about "murder," and his words were echoed from every part of the hall. Record and pension division clerks were Montreal, June IS.—Another Briggs on their feet trying to make speeches ax . vnov u the Presbyterian church has case ,in though h public meeting was being i,MltlIPa up in Montreal. :"n i loomed Rev. Dr. h^d. All this time Mr. Perry sDsmI bn*! im- II Campbell, professor of church history movable, and when the uproar had ‘Jk i in the Montreal Presbyterian college, is nl,“Lr.W.X'l'hbn '..il'i W ’b“ I ii Tri.7be(OT«” tbe li.1 pral.ytorv OH NATIONAL SERIES, JUNE IS. L "Behold, I will send my mesaenger, and he shall prepare tho way before me, and the Lord whom ye seek shall suddenly come to His temple, even the messenger of the covenant whom ye delight in. Behold. He shall come, sal th the Lopd of Hosts.” Some 400 years before Christ came, and more than 100 years after the restoration from Babylon, this servant of the Lord ot­ tered his memage. It Is the word of the Lord to Israel (chapter 1, 1), and about 25 timed we find 1‘Saith the Lord" or "Salth the Lord of Hosts.". It bar been called a miniature of the times before the day of the Lord, when ungodliness shall prevail and the Lord shall come. The last words are suggestive of Him who was made a curse for us. John tho Baptist was tho messenger preparing the way of the Lord at His first coming (Luke 1, 76), but Elijah will bo the messenger at His second coming (chapter iv, 5). John camo in the spirit and power of Elijah, but he was not Elijah (Luke i, 17; John 1, 81). Had John and Jesus been received the kingdom would have come, but both having been rejected the kingdom is postponed. Jesus himself said that Elijah shall come (Math, xvii, 10-13). 2. "But who may abide the day of Bis com­ ing?" This Is not the birth in Bethlehem, but the coming in power and glory. He did not come judging and overturning, but in great grace and love and humility, calling and instead ot of exerung exerting xxis His i, men unto Him. “ a ««««* । He“ffe?ed ’ * ** n m’ HtoSi,fcip ' •“‘i “• afc gation of theJows, to take Him and crucify He power to keep Hta life or my Jt \Ic ck?“ 10 lay u d°w-n (John ’t,1.8;- ?n.1 wh«» Be comes aa a refiner He will bo judge, and other lives will belaid A™ «t “ “"fincrondpurlAw o* *“ver- . 11 w*H “ tho time of Isrwlto redemption, the restoration of aU things of which the prophets haie spoken, »{. SIS..,AL May, in the year ooe thousand eight buo- ~ dred and ninety three. . Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of 1 Probate. In the matter ot the estate of WiU'ari Newton, deceased. On reading and filing tlie petition duly veriBeff of Jane Newton, widow ot said dfCMMSff, praying that administration of said estate may , be granted to Charles V. Robison, or to some . ] other sultabiei person. Thereupon R is ordered, that Tuesday the iZTth day of June, A. D .lMBat ten o'clock to 1 the forenoon.I be assigned for the bearing of I said petition and that the heirs at law ot said { deceased andjall other persons Interested to said estate, are required tn appear at a sesslou I of said court, lheti to be holdeu at the Probata office, iu the city of Hastings, to said County, and show cairie. If any there be. why the prater of the petltioqer may not lie granted. And it Is further ordered, that said petitioner give no­ tice to tile jierkoi.s interested In said estate, of the jiendency of said petition and tbe hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published tn tile Hastings Han.nkk, a news­ paper printed aud circulated In said County of Barry, once In each week for three successive I weeks previous to said day of hearing. Crab. W. akmstmoxo, . Judge of Probata. <A true copy.)______________________________ Detroit, tauig & Mw TIME TABLE. In effect January K.IW3. Favorite Route between Grand' Rapids, Detrot and the east. Grand ESS East Pans McCord Alto Elmdale Clarksville Ijike Odessa Woodbun' Hunfleld Mulliken Grand Lddgp 1-anslnx Detroit 7 JO Howard City i Edmore Stanton Ionia I Grand f-edjtr I 7<i<>il>ir"WrM*~T l/etrolt . । l-anslng Grand Izdxe Mulliken Kimneld Woodbury Lake Odessa Clarksville! Hlmdaie Alto MepoM EMt Paris Grand RapkU ’?a TFTHT i—ToT I 4 M ' (Luke xxl, 37, 28; Acts ill, 21; Isa. lx, 21). The manner of it is given in Isa. I, 25-27, "1 I Mateof Michigan, on tlie H In liber n <•( will turn My hand upon thee, and purely |p.5£ I .■u »iilrt mortgage ibere is purge away thy dross, nnd take away all । t »!e of tbt* notice,tbc <um ' i A~Mthy tin; afterwan! thou shall be called the n<1 fourteen dollars and City• •r.,i EoSa iiterney’i fee oi thirty five city of right-ouancsa, the faithful city." Port land 3 IO • in slid ni<>rt<ragv. and up Sec also Zech, xiii, 8, 9. Two parts are to Ionia .it iau bating been fnstltubo slain or perish, and it is the third part Howard City 11 30 •noneys secured by said 3 .'fl that is to be refined. lohla us thereof: Stanton i virtue of the power of sale 4. "Then shall the offering of Judah and r dmorr ; •lAta*. and tnr statute iu Jerusalem be pleasant unto tho Lord, aa in Ipiovided. uotleejs hereby • l.wn day. others »etk days only, t stop the days of cld and an in former years.” ii, the aah dap of <iuni't. sienai. • lock tn the forenoon. I shall When li^camethe first time, they crucified onPsrlor rars on all trains between Graaff ii. tu tne high- s’ bidder, nt Him; then their city was destroyed, and to Uaiildsand Detroit. Heats 23cents. Connirtlaoa made mVnlon station. Grand Rapids with Che this day they are a people scattered nnd Ci lie ago* Wrsr Mu. iiigam Rkn-war roM peeled, a byword and a reproach. But when CHICAGO j: itirirt for Kirry county Is holdAND THE WEST AND FOR MCBKS■ - irM-ritod in Mid mortgage, or they shall sec Him coming in power and GON, MANISTEE, TMAVEIIVK ClTT, ELK RAT■ . - i ,.y be esaary to pay the glory they shall bo as a nation converted IDS. CHARLEVOIX AND PETOBKST. gMffmb, gi -.ml mortgage, with -even route to tbesummer resorts of northern Mlchiin a day (Zech, iii. 9, xil, 10; xiii, 1). Then —t. and oil togal cmls. together The great soother of angry passions— xan. e» s fee ot thirty-live dollars shall a righteous nation glorify God, and Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago- « A ■ therein, tbe premises being the promoter of health and goodall thnt see them shall acknowledge*them M. and 1:33 P. M..«I1U3 !’. M. Arrive Chicana '.u>! mortgage as all that certain as tho seed which the Lord hath blessed 3 38 P. M.. 6:43 P. M. and T 06 A. M. Cleans everything—injures land institute and being In feeiing. lA-ave for Manistee and Traverse City 7:30 ▲. ass. lx, 21; 1x1, 9). f Yankee Springs Jn the County nothing—don’t be afraid to use KIRK’S M. and 5-30 P. M. State ot MlcblicaD. and known I.eave lor Charlexolx and Petoskey 7:30 A. M. 5. "And I will come ncar/fo you to judg­ as follows; towtl. Soap on the most delicate fabrics. Parlor ears on day trains and sleepers on ment, and I will be a swift witness against . . • 4 th- South West iniariilaht trains to Chicago. thorn) that fear not Me, saith tho Lord of nth h.sli ■ ,| if th- North west Ark ouragcnti* for further partlT-ulars. or M-cuon two tol Town/tbreo (3] Hosts." In connection with the forgiveness write to tr:i i0i west, and fontaiulng GrtoRGE DeHaven. GenT PassYAa't. of the penitent, there must be judgment on ;ly Eijastf Ter Soap x l-.-c i - t sixty I im; acres of land Grand Rapids. the ungodly. It will be "the day of tho i.s..nUng to ihe Vnlted States Ixjrd’s vengeance and the year of recom­ penses for the controversy of Zion," "the AknekC.v«k. day of the vengeance and tbe year of His Mortgagee. redeemed” (Isa. xxxiv, 8; Ixiii, 4). When TIME TABLE. ■ He comes to be glorified in His saint*, it In effect June II. !K»3 , will be to yield vengeance on them that know not God and obey not tbe gospel (II Theas, i, 7-10). ij-ter of l‘n blleation. t> Calion*. j• 0. "For 1 am the I change not; I iftii .ii.dirul Circuit in Chancery, ' therefore therefore ye ye nona sons ot of Jax Jacob are not con­ rtiridye. ,। sumwd." Long su^JeringI and abundant iu X.-11111 ,a. in. on<pla!tuu4. Kalsniaxoo Lv... gtxxln«wnnd truth is II „... His name from tb-» East Cooper beginning of their LiatorW (Ex. xxxiv, 6). Hi.-Jilaua J unci. and because of His covenauVHe will hav-i Cressey ■I.: u In the Circuit Court for the 3 311 Mito B'jn, in Chancery. at Hastings on X'“fJrUpyu- ”-I Q«—-S Kington, to Sri «!■ mercy notwithstanding all that they have b-lton ir nlav "Veiled nn excited in- 9neenKingston. Iu uwi au- done (Jcr. xxxi, 30, 37). "He, being full of Cloverdale .; • I May. A. !>.. IM3. . old frutlLr Fit -h kent crvimi Dr’ c»mPbe>l declared that ho compassion, forgave their iniquity and de­ dhulu > it a pi ^rlng from affidavit on dividual. Yi ( .2 _______________ ,____ „ u- tvirl-.n*. Howard K. Verbridre d.Uut ‘.‘ r . could not believe in the typical Old Tesstroyed them not—yea, many a time turned '. !>'iit of ihi« -tale, but resides in the "No intimidation." Morgan Spencer) ' ; tnuieut God. : r >na. «>n motion of Phillip T. Col­ Pick Hmdaebs and relieve aH tbe troubles toed* Ho His angtr away and did not stir up all of Bridgeiiort, Ala., another govern- • , i .ii.'i :.ollcltor. It S ordered that ' <-»*U Grove... His wrath” (Pa. ixxvili, 38). meat clerk, called out at Col. Ains^ , Deposits Have Declined. { '' ■ Howard U. Vertirtdgv rau.«e 33 10 7. •Return unto Me. and 1 will return . H«MWtbury . .. ■ h be entered herein, within 43 10 .worth: "You should be arrested for ! OM kHa. June 18.—The McCagneSav­ n n. the date of this order, and Jn unto you, salth the Lord of Hosts. But ye IHa ... J>. ... /.. murder and not released ou bail." Herti ings luink was turned over to the State said. Wherein shall we return?" Ho re- | l..uxlnx .. ■ >;>!-■ aianceihat he cause his anthe tempest broke in its fuM fury) <^Blinking boanl us a result of a steady ......... •ui.plaliinnt's bill of complaint to minds them of the iniquity of their fathers. "Haug him" was shouted from a dozen 1 •■•>• thereof to lie served on said , decline of deposits for a month. The Even Moen testified in these words, "Ye , Grand *’* ' !U|.I<K. ■ ' *4ssolicitor within twenty days after throats. Every man in the sp>xitatom ' ownepi in*<>mue that de|»ositor8 will be i.'iu .,iuo>k umiuru iu iuitm? teuiua, «c ■ ■ ■ 1 a ro»v o( -aid bill and notice rejieated the cry "Hang him. hang paid in full. They have paid out in have been rebellious against the Lord from ,tid that In default thereof, said H-Alacha. yet Carer's Utllo Livw MM art tbe day that I knew you"(DeuL lx, 24). him." Tlie shouts grew louder. Colonel the last 30 days about 870.1)00. The de­ ’1'4 ’■« Buttons. Yet He is evtr pleading with them to re­ Ainsworth sat copl and euUecteiL posits amount to over $400,000 and are •< ' i - r ordered, that within twenty Somebody said uftor the uproar was mainly tied up in real estate loans, turn, liecausc He is lore and has loved them »»•••• •otnplainaai cause a notice ot with an everlasting love (Jer. xxxi. 8). over that his liaud moved to his inside which'are good, but of course cannot be tn. •' •■ be putdlshcl In the Ha-t.ngA a "Will a mon rob God? Yet ye have coatpocket nnd settle^ there. His realized ujem now. .« -w«p.v|N-r printed, published and robbed me. But ye oay. Wherein have we 1 R*»i ,Co°Pe,r L* ■ • i u-aid county, and that such pubfeatures seemed immovable. There was robbed thee? In titbea and uiTerings." Io *5^^“ Junc1, ii tinned therein nt least once lu the faintest suggestion of a smile on his ' Haring Kobber. r -is weeks In sueeesuon. or that -AeM Umv wtrald be aimed prioriMi to OtoM who i do/ Glkswooo SPRtsas, Colo., Juno 13.- Noucuiiau S*emUh'. day lu« th. lanlta. auu' a».l «iogon, J Vfllo....................... lips. Mr. Perry remained standing, >i * of tills order to be personally from thia ffirtremlng ©ooptotoh ha11/1 were so nm-law-twl neglected that that t>u.v they had had tn to laavn leave I' IDelton o :...u-n ddent defer dant at least ■ui&r but made no attempt to quell the mob, 'i' A daring robber relieved a number o ,f srnM nataly their good naw done dotoad hare^nd thaw ”**1*-------I iy» before the time above prescribed who cucotry them will And thero Uttto VdVjrel^for it liad grown such. Lieutenant th" guests at tho Hotel Colorado of their work Id pie houoe of God and go to '! QTE Bbaitz................... rp»uranee. tbe fields for a living, because the tithes ................... Amiss was helpless. A rush had just • • Clement Bmitii. • were not brought in (Neh. xiii, 10-12). Hactingi............ -.. liegnn in the direction of Colonel Ains­ Circuit Judge. 9. "Ye are cursed wit h a curse, for ye have worth, when Mr. Warner arose and, Coats Grove • >tit uiiinnt’a Solicitor. robbed me, even this whole nation.” Cursed WoodlandI... standing on his chair, begged for order. ' is every »no that cuntlnueth not In all Woo^biy........... The sight of him standing stopped the • S vn’.Kit Register. things which are written in the book of tbe rush. Dr. Shaefer directed Mr. Warner I Xsthabaaeof aomany Hvee that bmtowbere LabiIdr 10 40 “amaSaour great boaaL Our pllla cure it while law to do them (Gal. Iii, 10). Whosoever ' Detroit.. iged to । shall keep the whole law and yet offend in Grand Rapids'. PRORATE ORDER.1 Bomb Exploded In Madrid. one point In guilty of all (Ja*. Ii. 10). __________________ t\words ________ — —a __________ r — Madrid, Juno 13.—A large lx>mb was Auanlaa and Sapphira died because th*y Michigan, County of RaJ-ry-ss. •efops ou siCmm ualy. ' uroS.?*?t V f t ..,««• bte ’ exploded on the Plaza Oriental, which ■ -i-'ti or the Probate (tourt for the to td-tdl. but ta,t l»ok t»rt ot I “l~ pretended to give nil. but kept back part of i ••■rta ™ bn»ki.° ,-S il»‘une'l’i»fr"nt ' ’ r..»rry, lio'den at the Probate office. In I^KdJ-’ho'Mid. ’ ••'not'Ty^.tronn i^'‘T >“ '• "■ Hastings. In said county on MonjnpnrMMJ b<.Mid. not &"lr°n? . .ulac.,. All tho braiding. In tho the price. Dow many sudden deaths them j Xrrigiit Tains will to run st 'be n>nv»nltR»ee 1 . ul day of M*y. In the year one hand of the law but by the hand of , ndg^>,rhtM,dWere shaken by the shock, would be today if all the Hara and de­ <f I he o-tnpar.v. who resrivr Um nxbt to ctoioge I right hundred aud ninety-three. ca»t«r mkoioihk co.. «•« t««‘ tr. Inn witbouf Dotlcvw fraternity. (Applause). 1 appeal to explosion was heard throughout eelvers and robbers of God In time and Ilii* UiiHtof ru-h i’.. Cliarles W. Armstrong. Judge ot SWIL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE w. 8 Dewing, fton'i Maoaser. you.to have fair playand at many points in the money were dealt with like Ananias and 1 H CltoTTXR. Heal F.tT. A»t in- in dterof tbe estate of F. Eugene Wa'ea. Sapphira! tens and not to state tlbe fair.name of ,|ubarU 10. "Bring ye all tbe tithes Into the storrthe master who reigns above." The suburbs. ; A M -luin. Administrator De bouls-non of houae thnt there may be meat in mine crowd fell into Mr. Warner's way of ' ’■ >i «;»td deceased cuniM Into court ______ TTMlXI thinking and cried "Yes". He saw his • •' that ne Is prepared to render bls house, and prove mo now herewith, salti. MO ltrRA , ’ t ' I eood ‘ " l 2 , ‘ !\ C anton , €>., June 13. — A house occu• • oiint as .such administrator and prays advantage and made an am»eal on the I pied by a party of Syrian peddlers has the Lord of Hoeta." Here Is a challenge ■ apptiintefffar bMriug tbe same ■ question of allowing Colonel Ainsworth } been quarantined. Two men are ill from the Ixird of Hosts tn which He aara • >••• -barged Iroin said trust • •: -upon it Is ordered, that Batnrdav. the to remain to be settles! by cool heads. with what local physicians call smaTl- that if we obey Him in this matter of tithee d-tyuf Jane. A. D. !v>3, at nine o’clock When he took his seat, however, there ; |K>x. Other peddlers left for a - week’s He will,give such blessing that there will r fiu-tmon in. assigned for the hearing of were more threatening mutterings and tramp in neighlioring villages, and citi- be lack of room to receive It. It to the tes­ • ■ petition and tbaX the heirs at law of said timony of thousands of believers that since Dr. Shaefer quickly adjourned the in­ tens are greatly alarmed. ' • and all other persons Interested In ■; • '•ate. are required to appear at a session they began to give to God a tenth of esery quest. ' u court, then to be ho'deo at the Probate of­ dollar they have prospered beyond all preo* Will Hear The Tentimony. ’ '-City of Hastings. In said County, and Fl»o Men Killrd. J vause. if any there be. why Washington, June IX—In the case dent even In temporal things, and much St. Johssbcrt. Vt., Jane IS.—A ' irayv «.f tie petitioner may not be more tn spiritual things. of Church & Church against W. i’1 And it Is further ordered, that boiler in LoM * Hook«r'« mill >t BnrCURE. IL "And I will rebuke the devourer tor “tt eiplmlei killing William Fixh.r, E. Simonds, late commissioner of pat­ • ; h'•loner rive notice to tbe persons -'•-1^1 in sail estate, of the pendency of ents, Commissioner Seymour decided your sakes, and be ehall not destroy Uw the engineer, Albert Green, Lewin John 1 - i"-litmu ami tbe hearing thereof by causing to hear the hatimony himself and fixed fruits of your ground.” The titho would 1 ■;•«• i.f this order to be published In th? Haa­ and two dthera, name, unknown. Gor­ the 21st of this month for the beginning recoguixe all a» tho Lord's, and Hs would r- Iisnnkh.a ncwspatier printed and circudon Armstrong waa badly scalded. see to it be&uuo they acknowledged it aa • ■ i lu salt* County of Barry, once in each of the hearing. III*. The desourer and destroyer through I r three successive weeks previous to Michigan Pensions. ■uuu ".ay of bearing. the world and the flesh to continually get­ Washington, June 13. — Original i'haium. w. Armstrong. Windsor, Ont, June 13.—Captain ting tbe best of u^ until we present our ,. Judge of,Probate. —Eunice T. B. Wilson. Increase— James Hickey was ehot und killed by bodies a living'aacrifiee to Him who re­ Walter D. Blanchard. ’ Reissue and in­ deemed t»; turn He takes control of us aa crease—Andrew Swift. Ambrose David. hitimak* with Mrs. Hickey. Vrooman Hb own per-eexion and rebukes the de­ Original (widows,etc.)—Delia C. Crane, stroyer. says he shot in self-defense. CHANCERY ORDER. Mary Bigham. Amelia Stilson. 11 "And all nations ahsll call you hleaacd, >—ary^aHs <■ MaUraaim« State uf Michigan. for yr than lx- a delightsome land, aaith the Long Prise tight. for the County of Barry. In I Paris, June 18.—Nino deaths from a Lort! of Ko«x." This to IstbuI’s restoration Roby. Ind., June 13.—Martin Coe‘ L Richards, complainant, vs. Jobn R. tello and Billy Woods fought 57 rounds 4 disease of a choleraic nature occurred In the Ip.rrr day. Tho caamy shall fill tho - r T.!.,<|.-ffndaot. It satisfactorily appearMonday at Aids, department of Gard. brmli'j of I tnmanual ’a tand. but shall bo ‘-‘i ■! RflhLvit of complainant that the said de­ I r a- «“’u d? ttfi tbet"* before the Columbian Athletic club at I southern Fram e. ■tmjkem u> ptrcsa dan. rill, 8-1A and the ■ -..•Um not reside to Mlchlgai-. but is a this place. Costello broke his left hand i-ntof the Sute ot .Ohio, on motlou of and the fight was declared a draw. -yo-i/nK. heoaston. solicitor for complainant. r’ ["•! that tbe said defendant antiear and L ittlb B ox , June 13. — Henry How ­ ;V*1’’comalalnt filed tn uils cause m, ' n t"’m the dato ot this order, rit lotror ADd «PP«r MIcblRM -G«ier- ard. colored.. convicted of murder at default •hereof that said bill of com Ulf warmer In «iuU>mUrn portion; Camden, wm sentenced to ba hanged puunt be taken ax cnofrss- d by said defendant. I conta***1*•» July 11 ( cement Smith. muliurU "tad*. KIRK’S SOAP AMERICAN FAMILY [CARTERS i Chicago, EaiMiaioo Ji Sieiww CURE SICK “ HEAD ACHE HEART HEART . , , , tow arnJUud^ 94 Datod, June Stb. U83. sis™;-.1*:. RISFA I �HOW THE THISTLE. ----- J Y GOULD AS A BOY.! DOWN O’ MICE ATTACK Aa Katiaem iUT„ ManutaeuFH Tta man and women who arc pZj* aa clerks in targe ertabllshnS ^ NUT6. SHE TRAINS HORSES. A custom of so ancient date in tho Cath­ olic world that it runs back to the days ■ On airy wings tn sunny August days Su"bAI^bX>Irt«S’bXi’ AN ENGLISH WOMAN WHO HAS when civilization was young is the annual —-----------’ Stow sails tho thistle down; * XL.™ Site «t«ioa Tl>«« •’’th WHO WORKED WITH HIM AS rhrtugh qa!vertn< seas of shiruruering goioen contribution of Peter's pence, or tribute reared a family of jockeys. i ‘ ^SLnUr rent «». with tb. to the pope. One day in «ch A FELLOW CLERK TALKS. * Tbe f^ky’ahallops float In aimless ways the Catholic churches throughout the XiXde °ff wUh I"8?- "ig“ *? . .. . _*—aiy ports; bnt wandurers you Widow world a contribution is taken up. the pro-: Story 7. ‘ work U>»~ • ’ th th, round. om are their light sails set. coeds of which are sent to the pope. He tb.bfc.nd ot U>. rail for voyage lung, at last S'*,1, Da‘ brier holds stranded vessels uses the money for defraying the expenses of the administration of affairs in the holy f heirton. to uot. bow ofuo U. KGoHld^ * jHrtmfSiped in drifts of i Yoangsters in Life. f summer fallen snow shell has another bole, much smaller anti The custom of collecting "Peter’s pence." £SUly round, on th.other ridaand near­ Engtad Un’t without tar or "Rome scot," as it is sometimes called, boon 0d. rodog woinrn, .nd M>. ta. tta er the small end. Why was thisf J*uws H Woolhlser, now of Brooklyn, ' But when the mule winds sweep with deflate is of ancient origin. Centuries ago it was only wommi trMoer loth, world. Sh-‘‘l‘' Did the mouse get all it could roach out wto^rkrfwiUJvGooM^’^"^1 first observed by the English people, trib­ but wotnan lo tta world you d ol through the big hole at the big end and exnrw iu nuAMui;, ■ ■ Sped by the mad btasta. wildly flatter* high ute then being levied to the extent of a then—like haao Newton with tbe large tails an Interesting story of the great flnnn- Above the trees all landward blown, to fly penny for every house, payment being baring • hankering Mur hororo. to look M £27or tbe little co. for the kiV gW** life in the town where both were born. And seek in sudden turns and circling* wide tar She 1. Mra ChMoncr. of Nonmarket, made about Aug. 1 of each year. Mr. Woolhlscr lived there until a few years A shelter by tho fierce galtf still denied. The pence was first a tribute offered to and in tho racing world there hula hotter ten—take th.- trouble to nibble a little hole •oo when he moved to Brooklyn. Id the very hanlret part of tbenutahell to While, from their moorings torn, the captlroe the Roman pontiff in reverence to tho mem­ known name than Ctalmteri-ta, uot rren St al thi rau U the null Tb. -qulrrel "‘•‘Jay Gould,” said Mr. Woolhiser to a re rise • ' ory of St Peter, whose successor the pope the name ot Falmouth among tta awello or porWr, “worked on his father’s farm, which lu snowy swarms like startled butterflies: Jould have turned the nut updde down is believed bv Roman Catholics to be. The Dawoon among the protewMuala tanabout six miles o"^.‘ town. He tended Far. far they go. and fade in headlong flight and Irt th. kernel drop out. I wonder the first idea appears to have come from Eng­ cattle. I first heard 6t";m when he started Against the gray sky from my eager sight. She cornea of racing Mock, and ota woo mio. have uut given up cdting nuts long to go Co the Roxbury high schooh He The harvest of the winds thus reaped in haste— land. It is ascribed by some to Ina, king of boro Into Mid ratad In the‘racingworld. ■ca The lalxir they rx|nud i» enormoua the West Saxons, who in A. D. 731 went as She la a Yorkahlre wonmn. oral a. a nmtu r ■walked from his home to the school and Poor wandering thistle down— a pilgrim to Rome and there founded a of coumo had an innat^ovo for and undo- But they du uot care for trouble apparently. back again every day. His desire to acquire U u swiftly swtniy sowed m in neius fields remote ana and waste Noir tint* wiiluuta. Each boa two little • good education was the talk of the town. That fringe the dusty roads, whose bounds ore hospital for Anglo-Saxon pilgrims to be .landing of the home. He. father wa. old round Lui.*, our on each ahell. nmreet the maintained by an *>nnuai contribution from John Oaboroe. an old and well known train­ «xi in this way I first heard of him. He traced AbM.ro txiiut md of the uuL mid It Im may to •arsa pointed out to mi by my father as a ’ By ragged ranks of crowded stalks that show Englund. , er of Broeougln. In Yortahlra. and eh. Others say the honor is duo to Offa and karood borto oa rite learned EngUah. Her see what l»|»pmed. The mouse nibb ed model young man. He made but few friends | BQt .livery crowns, from friend or foe . . sell. <01 __ . ... evidently ij__ .1_____ »___ i__ Kent safe bv by sturdv anlnea. Kept safe sturdy spines.The Thevaniahn vanished Ethelwulf. at least In the sense of their hav­ brother la Johnnie Oahorna tta oldrwt Eng- one bole, ale wbat It could reach—very liV among Lb* mat.n, preferring seeds tie indeed-and thro found that, for some ing extended the custom to tbe entire Saxon de be by himself. Hsh jockey able to ride. The early rains shall find, as onward speeds territory. . , 11 was a good aized family h«r father tad, rvaaon ur anutber. tbe walnut wan fastened “When I was sixteen year* old,” contin- Tho flytag year, till under April skloe The tribute consisted then in the pay­ snd he entertained no fine notions about Inahle to thr ahrlL ord Mr. Wool falser, "I went to work in tbe to countlcM hosts the purple blossoms rise, ment of a silver penny by every family who riving his girls and boys advantage* be So thin it tried the other side with ex «bore of J. E. Burnham. You could buy —Ella M. Sexton in Overland Monthly. possessed land or cattle of the yearly value tadn’t enjoyed. He brought them upto actly t|ii-Hamrreanlt. and then It left the almost anything from a postage stamp to a of thirty pence. It was collected during nunving machine in that store. I had l>ucn The Waste in Coal Consumption. good, sturdy, honest fashion. He had a nut in disgust. But this did uot prevent it the five weeks between St. Peter and St working there but a abort time when one lung string of horses, and they needed a attacking the next walnut In prociaely tbe It Is agreeable to learn thnt the nitrog­ fine morning 1 was surprised to see young enous matter to the 4,000,000 tons of coal Paul’s day and Aug. 1. Since the total an­ plenty of lads to look after them, but in same way, with precisely the some lairren Gould euter the store and ask Mr. Burn­ which are used every year by the gas nexation of the papal statwi to the king­ the Brccongin establishment there woan t reaulta, nnd the next, and tbe next,and the dom of Italy this tribute has been largely ham for a position. He was hired at a manufacturing companies of London is ' an army of carclcas servants to carry on the next. Tbe jiartltiona Imude the nut pro salary of five dollars per week. The fol­ now being made a considerable source of . increaacd in Fmace. Belgium, England and household and waste the master a sub­ vented the mouse getting nt the kernel, but Ireland. When Ina, king of the Saxons, iinlowing Momlay morning be went to work revenue. Tho value of sulphate of am- ireuuiu. num***>*>, —-t. — stance The daughters did tho work, as do it did not drub* from trying. On tho other as a clerk and aasistadt bookkeeper. He mool. ~ • tatlltor U now tejood dU- .uguroUd lb. euitom cow Ita. h““"?J our sturdy farmers’ daughter* at home, hand, nfaaulutely nnelres work la dhver, m. r«"1T ’ ”!z?“ and old John Osborne prospered with his far n> I know, don. byiltv mice. I never did all kinds of work. Upon several occa­ puu. Where nitregen hu been dedeleot sions I hive seen him sweep tho floor of tho IClbe soli the .ppltolloo ot «0 pouods ot | <™> «»•> person--Cloclunetl Enquirer, frugality and honesty and left them well ftjur.ll an rnu»«y uut urn iwul our that they btul ai idmlrtrd- The squirrel, ou the other old store. Hu worked hard, and although sulphate of ammonia to each acre gave an , provided for. , always very plmsaut was never very talk­ increase of nearly four tons of potatoes. I Lightning and Lightning Rods. biu.il. d<k» u«»t care tow "high” fab nuts In his training stable there was a clever, ative During tbe leisure time of the day Sulphate of ammonia; although not quite 1 For buildings iu cities, except ehnrejies bright faced tai. an apt pupil in the saddle. an- Bill wlivn we think tlmt the squirrel be would grab a book and begin to study* so active a fertilizer as nitrate, is held in ' and other high structures, rotis I think are He thought the master’s cheery daughter, rvii-lH-s lyuuim fir wura, with tnrpcnUr.e "For a long time after he had been em­ the soil with greate? tenacity. It con- I unnecessary. Lightning strikea seldom In who was such a keen judge of n horae, oozing uut nt every pure, we can appreciate ployed he would leave the store as soon as tains 24 per cent, of ammonia, which is the cities compared with the country­ would make a good wife for a jockey -and the dura Ilia with which nature has bltased the day’s work was finished and walk equal to 20 per cent, of nitrogen. Then reason being that the many elcetric >vires she thought so too. His name was Toni the merry little forester.-Contemporary home. As time moved on, however, he be­ there are the tarry hydrocarbon com- I — telephone nnd telegraph and electric Chaloner, nnd a rare good jockey he wa* in Review. ________ came more friendly, and tn the evenings pounds, from which (thanks to the dis- [ light—ore really safeguards. A bnilding life time, .............. which was the time of Fordham llypiiullini Relieves St. Vitus’ Dance. after the work was done he would sit with covery of Kirkham aud Perkins) beautiful Is safer with such wires over it than with- I; aud AkvtaZ. He was almost the only one At I at Charite I saw a little girl suffer u»- around tlie stove. Those were happy ahiline dyes can be extracted. out. In the country, however, buildmgs । !lhnt thntpordha Fordham’s "kidding” did not disturb «]ay& We would take turns in telling The tar bos been a source of such rove ‘ may need protection.. Our modem con- E’ and who could beat him at bin own game. Ing from BL Vitus’ dance brought to the stories. We would also eat hard lu'lled Due to the gas companies thlit it maybe 1 ccptions of lightning indicate in general j A flock of young Chaloners, who have all hospital for treatment. The child could eggs, which we cooked ourselves, nnd seriously stated that,every year there is 1 somewhat as follows: For tlie rapidly owil_w_> turned out trainers or jockeys, gathered not stand still or hold its hands still or drinxeider. Jay was uot at all backward more coloring matter sent into the atmus | kiting current tho surface of the conductor ; the pretty flower even control Its voice sufficiently to say, tn U-Iliug] stories when it came to his turn phere of London than would dye all the i first receives the ether disturbances '.decked decked cottage cottage to in Yorkshire, Yorkshire, but but as as nil nil gond good “Bonjuur, M. Luya" A strong, well built and conlu drink nod eat as much a» any of fabrics woven by English looms within ; comes heated, so thnt tbe interior makes ,people go to Nowmnrket. just a* all woman was hypnotized, and the child’s racing people go to Newmarket, just as all ch. Hi* .-ilcHtracted air At times lid me to i. ....u.. the Chaloncrs hands were placed in hunt By the aid of the same time. If we take the waste of ; but little difference. . (~' k<mx1 children go to. heaven, the imp:ii that he Inul something on the hydrocarbons to equal 20 per cent, of | A good large surface highly chnrgisl magnets the nervous his nihpljiiiid one day I asked him if he the fuel burned, we shall find that to tbe : rods are just as good aa if nut better than , J r,v„i,.<Tinir Mra. Chalouer I Tom Chaloncr died, leaving Mrs. Chalont-r twitching* of the child were passed into hnd any tjrouble. He laughed nt me. ' 9,000,000 tons of coal burned in the metro;'- ' copper. Thu old idea of a copper rwl to | the woman till her strong frame was con­ with it he useful of children and.none too “I reir.tuiilH-r quit*- well an incident thnt oils 1,800,000 tons of hydrocarlons are lost, i earth large enough not to become over­ vulsed by them. She could not stand still, happen to in the store one day while Jay In other words, some 111,000,000. cubic feet heated would I* correct ifffonuerhthe lightning 1 hvid I Sbt! lu,ulv 11 truiucr out of “ne k0.7-"l“T her hand* were in continual movement, was waiting upon a customer and that set­ of rich hydrocarbons are every year use->, were a direct current, a* funner.y _eM. and stningest of all, when told to say, But for Its rapid surgings there must uot ««•. T °, m “ w . bo U V" tled ui my mind what waa troubling him. iessly thrown into tbe air of Ixmdon, and ’ But for its rapid surgings there, must not J ! XStheS3hScJbS.urf«itoitand ■•training establhhment of his own,ade- "Bonjour, M. Luys," she spoke in the same He wax sening a regular customer when the loss is £400,000.—National Review. ■ ft” lv l*»ucthe surface oruy «icenndhetor. CUU.IUU* but ’ .. .j,—to, itaixl ' sirable set of |>arroc.s and a cozy homo in Levitating, jerking manner ns the child had be suddenly stop). while In the net of I 8r must bt^connected Newmarket She nuwlc a trainer and jockey dona Tlie youngster, on th. contrary, was wrapping up n Lt:: li- nnd said,.‘I don't' Respect for Book*. of metal in the buddtog m ttt be ronnrcteJ . 0<Jt yf who b 8oulh AL.jca perceptibly relieved, but the doctor told me think it 14 any trout to become a million"1 distrust the intelligence of any person tolt °f' u no nerfect safety i,unl Hho n’“liL‘ J°«ker» out of the younger that such relief only lasted for a few hours •ire if one setn out to make hitnu lf one.' I oee handling a Look disrespectful ‘Tth °n«*. who nro indeed the chief llghtwei'rhte at first, and that tdmilar transfers would • The man iwldrearai laughed and » :id thnt whom ly," a lady declared the other day. "A good : ^ront lightning liecause of the large orca ~ ! now. They are Georgy one of the leading have to be made daily fur weeks before the be bad McCf out to liecome a millionaire, but book I, on« ut lb. ot tri. oi, an.1 de 'Thl'h Oo Hbor I, di«nrl»d. cure was complete. •aw no hcfics of ever arriving nt the mark. wrvr. good in-.tmriri-oo! und, lb«l Mln.kud tbe -»•>» lyvung jockeys; Dick, a ninvteen-year-old I have seen .the child several timer since , lad, a strong rider aud still an apprentice Gould did uot reply, and the man ‘.vent out on. .hould 1»> .lr.ln lu, tack or crLr lu' “>lv'r th' ‘,h.“ u'7, : to his mother, and two little lightweights, she has been following tbe treatment. She •aying that he would wait patiently for !»«., but CO be crr.trd wlrhd.llc^r. eon | Hrih-" : Phil and Harn-, who have sported silk and says herself thnt she is better, and certainly Gould to become a millionaire. rid.mrioD md re.pwt »' ’**' «>-“■ . r otor. nwnB.-1-rotraor the convulsive movements qfthe body and । promise to turn out well. "Often after that we chaffed Gould about ••When 1 . OouKbllem gl, 1 put oat r- uuk' StotrioM Warid. She did a good deal toward making them members are leas marked. Hysterics, par­ Ala statement nnd naked him wbnt his plans i her hand toward a fine volume of Shake- [ ] good jockeys, instilling in their minds the tial paralysis and nervous accidents are -were for liccotuing rich. Certain Haman Bargain*. «isy as fi P®« re , and begin to flutter the leaves as ! ----------. , i wholesome precepts of her father and successfully treated by such transfers as " ‘Why,’ r^plieil Vouid. it’s as jenny as foolish. । "he talks,, or nervously clap the upper cover ,j Some people arealways picking up bar' that described. The subject to whom the can be. Work hard and don’t berf^,...,„. . . , , brother, giving them many a point about it where by way of emphasis to her remarks, I feel ' gains—genuine more than your money’s jj.ridlng a race, getting them before the pub­ disease has been transferred is allowed to ’ Whet) you get a little money put/ it j worth bite of goods or property, while Uc by them mounlll on j^,. it will double Itself. Keep doubling nil like saying toW sleep quietly for a few minutes, and on be­ “ •My dear, you forget yourself! Re-। others again may search.and search, and : horses, giving them fair, useful education!., your money, and the result will bo satisfacing awnkenv-d neither feels nor remembers member Rosalind; consider Viola; do when they do find something which they ■। tnakinR m them good,, uw.Ktow, honest, nwl wellman------Cnctory..vua bwu the sufferings undergone while In hypnotic nere<] self respecting respecting lads lads by by her her sensible, ser "Burnham had a pretty daughter named not be rude to Portia: they are friends of think is dirt chenn.and fans racaped the [| nered. sleep.—I’Hris Cor. Pall Mall Gazette. Marin,'' continue^! Mr., Woolhiser, “and mine, if not of yours, and are ladies of dis- : regular hunter’s ej e, rhey learn too late I cheerful home Influence. » turning -trainer ■ Gould luul been working In tbe store but a Unction, not to fae treated like tho send- i that they have been dew ivuLand their Lar- I' rn... Thusu you we »— her is the allOrt I imd when he became very attentive mental heroines of such trashy novels as gain proven to I* no bargain nt *11. but the natural result of her life and iviaocintions. “Do you know where the use of tlie word hi«re«t sort of a white elephant. elenhant lo her. She was n pretty blond, and all the you roil up nnd stuff in your pocket or biggest It isn't a fad with her. She is regularly ‘sand' for courage originated 1" asked Did it ever occur to you that there nro licensed by the Jockey club, and has a ■boys of the town Curly worshiped her, and cram into your luuchbasket to read iu the Thoma* II. Wentworth of • crowd of bargains in husbands and wives, as well as cars.' when it became generally known that Gould string of horses to tadulug for herself and philosopher* al the Ixu-kde. “Neither do "I never do say it; but-1 am far from in dress goods or household furnishings’ several patron* was calling steadily on her be was envied by I, for certain, but foere are two explana­ all the young fellows. He attended a party Certain if it would uot be a justifiable im­ Talfts, for instance, the plain, upright, but She bus a training establishment to New­ tions that hare iutereated me. One Is that rather uuprepo’LM-ssing man of business, with her one night and barely escaped get­ politeness if I did.”—Youth’s Companion. market that compares favorably with the leased on the old expression aijwng the boys who plods along day in and day out, nor ting Into n fight with one of Miss Burn establishment* cf some famous trainers. overburdened with sentiment, but with n Her hotwe, Osborne house, is a big, roomy, of *aand in hbi craw’ (crop) which, applied Home Family Talk. ham's admirer*. * to fowls or birds, indicated that they do “Gould bad l»een working iu the store "This tk a hard family to live with!” high sense of his obligations to his wife comfortable house, looking out on a train­ not Les: late to take what cornea, being * “"7 Tulr « ■>“"* *?«”• ,.rj «u. w<» about two years when Burnham was elected poutedthe piano. *.*M1m Susie pounds me “» , ing .......... ground u„.. nnd the u Bury hills. „ero« Herstables satisfied they can manage with plenty of to the legislature, and Jay wiih left in every day for an hour or two!" sand to help their gizzards, and hence have burpdu thu> th. ■Wdl.'.t leto don't b.r. to work." mMHmonl. 1 borpdo th. h^n.e, btotome. I| m,rkK.lrll. with the,UM.rki.1. charge of the store. While in Albany no apprehensions as to the future. The tseUlmwl th. thm „ Buru^ain received a letter from h man in exclaimed the clock. clock. "Mr h.n<l..rc iwret ' wwll dtotorf poutol crcluro who tetor. other explanation is the historical one you Margaretville telling him thnt some prop- ' Ml.: they kwp them Inortag cr.ry wloote -t.rriw pm toe. Ml tot. ot drwoU^yri sh(1, horOT Um„ have all heard of, no doubt, which la said . I i who oa h,r „Sg“o ■erty in the bitter place could l<e bought at : MMJtoood." ujd second.” w“°tom 30011 UmUttmo “H*1* nnsi'lor ,or tat uno 000 Irina, ktnti. nod ana „ ,11C « bargain. In some unaccountable way ! “Talk about wort!" erirtl the ublt -II th“ 17 i. lo rhlnw.UI Ab. J«. 3' lb. lonirrr I. ' ’ror*11,cr horses, just like her pruftt«ional to have occurred at the siege of Toulon. ...... T'“ V ”’ V" While constructing a battery Napoleon , toe a yard “ wide Mjrtwtole the ihcolhcnk Slw h thro“£ Gould learned of the bargain and bought ! ■why. nltnmi . ..rythtag b. pul on me." ““ all ""wool ------' .md ................ ---------wanted some one to write a letter tor him, -------------------- . the very opt to fade in the hard rub t^uing an(J ^tcrtog-X tbe property himself without tolling his I “I wouldn't mind---------work,-----------” observed knows when to give them fast work,’when and young Junot offered his services. Just employer a word about it. He made the lamp, "but I’m sensitive, and It isn’t pleas- i bl"« of lbu " orld “ Y".h dBf--------- -p,. .v vuvu. num, wuen a* the letter was finished a cannon ball purchase while Burnham was negotiating ant when you're quite bright to be turned I lt 1,1 J“V,tbe luvm®- ' «7 to to try try them, them, nnd nnd she she knows knows pretty pretty well well what what struck ucor, covering the writer and his । oncn tne mgniy nccoinpiumeu, attractive for IL The day that Burnham arrived in down once or twice every evening." [ social butterfly, beautiful tn look upon, uT *t • —------- —........ Muvwutai letter with earth and dust. ‘Quite for­ ^ Boxbury Jay left the store, saying that he “Sensitive!" sneered the mirror. "Think prove not ono-bMt „ worthy „ the pUtaer tone in with them, sees that they nre properly tunate,’ mid he. *wr have plenty of sand,* „ p ,„ (1 .mMrluM . • was going fishing. He went direct to Mar* of the ugly ______ __________ ! proves not one-half as worthy as the plainer faces_______ often turned on me!" । garetvflle and bought the tract of land a “And think also," said the carpet, "bow girl, who, net not being heau beautiful, ’!ful, eultlratas cultivates ![much ns any other trainer’s when wh.-n she runs referring to the common practice of drying much as the ink on a letter with sand. Of course on me; stllffm not amrc-s of mlud nnd heart tha>wear well.— | it down n home’s leg. ' couple of hours before his employer ar- the ------children unx— jump t------- — [rived at the place. When Burnham learned , worn out yet." his promotion was sure and rapid. But nuigv. ____________ ! She is a womanly woman Ixwidra and whether the incident gave rise to today’s • of Jay’s act he became angry, and driving I "You may all talk till you’re tired, yet Too Much Mar*. । thoroughly domestic, mid tbe tact that she -tow* to hie store discharged him with but I -------------------common expression may be doubted.’’—St. you must admit ™ that UUk not uuc one w of JOU you u is M so A young man was out with his sweet- ' can M *y,lch of bread to raise and then louis Gjpbe-Democrat. •few wonta To cap the climax. Marin ! mi upon as I am," finished the chair de heart in one of our suburbs. They were talk- • 5° ou‘ “n‘* train hefhomea doesn’t detract Burnham entered the store just aa Jay was ciriveljr.-Harper’n Young People, ing about the stare and he was pointing r*®’" «*•««»• of either undertaking. about, to leave and told him never to call several of them out to her. He luul heard ., /■* kn<>wu nnd respected nnd liked by upon or spunk to her again. That was thtf Sotne one ba* said that the best natural Machine* Cannot —------- ‘Think. thot u ycrJ low Jn lhBBk ; all the English racing folk. In her quiet, twginning of his business career and the body in the world is an American crowd. A dozen devices have been painted for lookingaround he observed what he i Qn,«‘uming costumes, with her cheery, sin«nd of bis first Ipve affair. TLomc who Lave any doubts about the truth puddling Iron, but only one or two hate thought to be Mare, and accordingly point- c®f’ uu*ffcct«l manners, slie is seen at “Jay knock.-.! about Roxbury for soms of this statement Ahould make one of the met with even partial success, for the rea- ■ ed It outto the young lady, remarking that I 0<"r,y erery.meeting during the racing atertlme after Uls discharge, and then took up crowd that gathers in Newspaper row any son that puddling requires intellect aa ' abe would not have thought that that bril- i ’?”• sbellou* tnriy every morning to see j«urteying, of which be had learned a little. well as power, an.1 no machine has yet been Ihuit star wna millions of milnaway. They i P1* hon*" eT«» wht!1 »he hasn’t election night. Packed solidly from School . In a few months he had surveyed and made invented that can think as well as work. | w„it on chatting, he still ixjtoting\ont h’r T™ oul- *nd wh«> mers are on and Al ilk. streets to Court and state streets, ' • ■• map cf Delaware county and wrote a his­ paddock it l« aa independent a body of humanity as ' ‘lory of the antirent wars. Both tho map If Che stirring process is dlacontlnJed a 8t*re and professing to known lotaUout IF*""* nu>t of ber linlc h one can anywhere find. The Darwinian pind history sold well. Buoyed up by the moment too soon, or continued a moment them, when be suddenly observed that I ‘ookil,K over lbc homes, chatting with the principle of "the Hurvival of the fittest” too lung, nn Inferior quality of irou is the : More appeared much more brilliant and i peoplc ’ *® 5n 8 lblrt b " gvt a success of hLn work. Jay next published prevails im| liU-tnlly aa oue cohid wish. nV 9* rid|ng and sending an occa• map and history of Ulster county. He result and so, until a machine has been larger, and he began to think somethtog I . r Every one i» ‘ for blniMelf, and he puahea, next engaged in tbe cattle raising industry, devjied that will exactly determine for whs wrong. He souu forgot it. however i ”?.u 8n‘M conimbodon into the ring, jostle* aud talks to maintain bis standing of • horse, she keeps ;and to sa\fe the expense of help he wuuid itself when the iron is ready for removal. 1 and went ou talking nnd laughing, when '. “"*** “ phux- or to get a better one. Yet drepiu- all human brains and muscles must still Iw they suddenly stopped, both looking at the P?" 1 ** 1 ou lb ' form of thoac run drive his cattle to the market, a distance of employed.-kvrh-n^.. —Exchange. .• same object It was the object he hail point I ?*"«• rt,nd t7e can tell her a good thia every one b« lu the lawt of humor, laughs sixty miles. He kept at this for some time, •umlnvad ed out as Mara, and which now turned out I J , nbout their condition, so that ffiany aa heartily at his uwu discomfiture «.< ut .and then secured position with an cnthat uf the fellow at Ida elbow, nnd forgive* 1 to be a railway sigual. * I sad a frequenter of the paddock ■gineer to surrey the Adirondack moun­ In Scotland there would still appear to ; “I thought you said that was millions of i c?*neM to hcr for b« opinion about a home's the man w^io traula on bbtoea Those tains. While tn these mountains he met win, have ever hail anything to do with a I «““«* *«*« race just as he would go to a Colonel Pratt, with whom he afterward be, some ground for Sydney Smith’s fount miles away!" said tbe young lady. French or Gisrnum crowd will recognize the trainer. She beta carefully and that the Scotchman is wanting In appreci­ I Poor fellow! For the next halt hour he I event Into partnership." •“nvtvnve between tbmw traivuulm-.k wished hinuwlf millions of miles away. He | cani ’ ou ’‘ *y henself, rarely risking more t han ation of tramor. The editor of a certain re ­ ■ From time time Mr. Woolhiser saw noth* i ligious journal ------ - -----------announced ----------------to bis-------readers never attempted to talk about stars again. ,*.P?UDd; w,d lbe balance Is usually on the gntlivrlnip* w<d the American one.—Boaton Ing more of Jay Gould until he moved to ---------Journal. ntlfeLlw — ** -* as the “* ... “.has been I —London Tit-Bits. that paper • । n«ht with her. There’s very little fnH* Brooklyn.—New York World. I the othcr'dny so much favre* favor"and i... lias so I-----------------------------received with «n . I about her betting. . If she likes a huraa *h«» ■*U«»nto Chrfoto Ontdou**. --------- r-.- . . considerable a circulation it will in future , considerable Laundering C ««!•. .i . - - - ---------------uo nurto tne laundering on a JJ| Big Sente. *m*e oae,u willing do hurA'eXMn.Irr the :* . The River Nil*. Alexander Graham Bell and the telube publishe ! once a month instead of once , There must be some system of doing I * rovereign (or tw shilling, pfauur Lr.ve I ■. The Nile hna a fall of six inches to ths 11 is possible, of course, that th. laundry work properly uu a large scale i tbe may be) an So- 1 ' •Jtm- L-.vr best synou^ inoua terms for a jbousand miles. The overflow commences I • week. euitor may be • wng.-Exchange. • The Improvement in the launder of the ’ St OrJ° place’ aim and no no more fe «• duz. a ywin. or more. Bell’s career preaenta ~7~ » ^. - a:,„V, ,v,r puitc, lu J une every year and continues until Auremarkable Monte vtirtsto Cbristc f on«* re., of 7, the mi .st rr “"'r*n”« -nontc , --------- :-------------------I white shirts turned out iu bulk by mnker* •: «ajd alxiut it till they settle ‘ by letter «u»t, attaining nn elevation of from twentyP«ddock» she ta Ml ware hi de- I m ; ,‘”b”‘.«MU>try of rapid ftnnlr.e it is estimated that- it costs well to do ot well known Imjud* ludkatea that the 1i four to tweuty-hlx feet above low water I twdullr achieved aehtev«l in in i ,lb“ °?e b«y»» "Hl come to ’ ' b tl irty’r^"-^^^^’ [a-ople m this country <125,000,000yearly to dull finish coir be Mmxexsfuliy mark and flowing through the valley of . her aud ask her to look at i vexrlin^X- i ’ y Juir^ “K°- He enme to this support charitable institutions, whiluabout wholesale manufacture. £gypt in a turbulent body twelve miles l>l«M nu.rv.uul tell Lin. .. hM ,U‘ak* * fcl.S, " ''1';•• “''! "■»> “» ■wtsneau-acb* t.wl.rr .......... ••uuiy ■ Is ■ •laundering • ■ This on us -big a wak- ns in , It- M..I ;vtatMm .lank. Ot tt i-idc. During the last thousand years ff«X),000.(**i nre invented in permanent t; — “sZ tav. ’,l ln Btwtou. Fran’ 7 " •*’ d‘‘,nb '" "clwllu builc’.l’jgs, where the ueedy are cored for. . any rc-anlnr laundry. nnd why the munu tfn re has been, but one sudden rise of the •i tile, ot.speech transmtahluu ... lu u.u uiu'it 1 ' 1 I ” bi " tlrcWon about 1 l:r..l I methods cannot !>e empfoybd in the latter, Nile, that of 1930. whfli 90,000 people were j - m Ot th°U«hi The moth has a fur jacket and the but­ where they make nz*ru5u>i-j» n/tat-niiw of washing washiii-- . u» t*1* . ... drowned. After the waters recode each ’-fo'J. fr"U?enti-T«“id thnt long mul ironing shirts, collars, cuffs, etc., uo ,N ** puadif* wto the English <tud shirts.collars, uu-; ’' jhixr the exhalations from the mud are terfly none, bwauMcthe nocturnal habits of and lew -ills---one—of—those shortsighted nbasca । lthllheR6ttl* Rud trouble the moth require it$ the diurixtl move ­ I— — ----■»■■»>> puom-.i - Amply intolerable to all except natives. I'm.-pa. The talephone was the result LU.**-.. • . . UtodskctaHrenral.icven ut her • ot quick ---------------money making that is--------ultimately This rand deposit odds about eight inches . ments of the butterfly do uot. vthr C.a,uwt *;u,y J°dW « home on < ywire m patient labor and iuvwitigatiou its own detriment—la a mooted matter.-r to the .sol! every century and throws a mud- i Xw York Humid. । hia looks, but give till the good nicks in lita The. person who reads little is apt to hau Clothier and Furniaher. 4y embankment from twelve to sixteen ' PwHgreeand tell the strong and weak points flvt into tbe sea every rent.—Minneapolis die a bode either with clumsy and excess­ I of bis ancertors.—Cor. Chiaigri Iptcr Oee.ui, ive care, or with the reckleosncss of igno . society youth whose preecuca in thf rance. .____________________ Mrs. Bibbs—1 declare you men cau't write h*nUy b®*K*rd«l ua About 40,000 people in England pny a a letter unlem you have a regular deal and i According to tbe beet aud moat recent in wondering why every one Im -Mr. Sllgjjpurse— People say that a young guinea a year for the privilege of display office ciiair and big plotting pad, and I don’t jaatalrtloM. IOO.OOO.OW ton, of wAtoponi which DuMauricr y nowadays ing their crests on their stationery and know what alh •d put down in the category of “T1 r aJkn’T h°or- Th“ Mr. Bibbs—Yes, and a woman may have would rather hare left unsaid." It w-w turn of: a KJOO writing desk, with everything to ■ lC’^,nW horsepower. The total coal nro- • .............. s”“™£ '7 2 w York Weekly. are not absolutely match, mid yet she'll sit down on a stool r.^JS a vapor that and a: write on an old book.—New York . diMance of SOO yards can by dfrtiBguhihnt W“U‘ dIt,r ■W. weekly ^"J-^'l'-wonMnwruruMK^ wouM otU!bv i aimed, "Thomore 1 on™?*!! ■■.n-tana , vldal, aa a class, with a targar telligonoe than most PO—" •fond of genera) ijor^ Lion aa most people. Now and then •ver, ona meeta with a s^wmaa „ woman who fMla to come no to th. rroni. mrotoln th. ymlcnlM. who rodMTon to coverup the aeOrimJii! art, U th. milquotation ,n.r b. p^^1’ rridaj a lady who la wul tan.™ |^ My circle, and who U afflicted toaueAL P"»u“« ''rip- with taanfchl„h<-^£ Itad one ot Um big bones hero that ta everything trom thread to llrtnnoniS! to purchaw, acme ot the allrerwaro .JjJ dm had notltod wlrmlw! Matta’S moderate prim. Entering th. dw derolrtl lo Mlvonnw,eU wa, waltM uu tr a young wj*.woraau, <uM M„.r p„p ’ what shu desired ifiquiri'd,afteru; •.t ;,,.,. ■ , to decipher the tnulomirk: “Who ta the uuikcr uf this w.uv ■ “Oh. the Mme,” cheerily r. -• -i. elark. ‘•Tbe wane)" n-pentisl the ot-roir..“Probably you Ho nut undei-t -.n.; j menu what Is the name of ti c :i... . tuier of these forks and sj>--»ii . ■ The young woman gazed ut Im t.-,ivr!-cii. tor commtaeratingly fur a muim-nt and then remarked in a pitying toner "»Vliy, madam, there is orilyuue uianufacturer of silverware—m. rhng!"—Wash­ ington Post. ' A Koutl Thnt Runs Itwir. Chauncey M. Depew ta responsible for the following story: A day or two after 1 sail,d fur Europe* man went into my office nnd said; ‘' “I want tosceChnuiK-vy Depew." “He has gone to Europe." wild therolorol porter. “V»'r|l, 1 want to «!• Mr. Duval' “He lias gone to Eur' i« "Then I want to ere Curm li i-. V . blit." "He is in Newport." "Ufa! Guess I v.aut to net- W.Yard,-. bill." , "He also hi in Newport." “Sot Then may I see Vics President Clarke!” "He Is at Albany." "Vice President Hayden." "He ta out of town.” “I should like to see Vice President Webb." "He is in Europa” “Is Superintendent Touoey in?" ' "He is up the road." "How about General Passenger Age:.• DanielsF" “lie has gone to Cars.- May.' “Who in thunder ta running this road ^nyhowf” "I guess ft dobs running itsdf."—Ne« York World. Photographs In Egyptian Tutnb*. The art of exploring the gloomy rec-sses of Egyptian tombs has made, progress since Belzoni, groping near tho coffin of King Ch copH in the pyramid. "burgtarLuhly broke the coffin lid." a* Byron saysAMr. Flinders Petrie, writing on the problem'by what light the work' uf making the an­ cient Inscriptions in these close and con­ fined repiAsitortes ut the dead wo* per­ formed, takes occasion to observe that in our latter day excavations there is no need to invoke the electric light, ft ver|jtaia!l amount of reflected sunshine being eliuugh to work by. Mr. Petrie taahlmself taken pantograph* at Gizeh which require tar more light than is needed by a painter or a Kulptor, by means of four successive r* flee:* iu> of sun­ shine from common sheets of tin ptate, such aa biscuit tin lids, aud he teeb certain tl:«-refore that with larger rcfl»<’. there would benodlfccultywtateverinliglitinganypart of the king’s tombs mure br ' .Ltly than by small lamps, though the Inr , 'th:.:, tee ancleut Egyptians used were ; : his t; inion, yke our night lights—feeble, t ut: i .. . and capable of being used i.. the I pi of "a large raft of Boating wick —1 •<:. t!in Sp<t tator. -j; Lane's tic? mt Cl < U, ‘ The most curimts! nnd unupu- c!»ck ta the United Str.ua. or in the w<>rid for that matter, war toitatrucud by Ikmta Laue of Amedeo. Lane’s curious clock, which, hj^ the way, ta ail free, hands and lever, is sttacheu to a geyser which shoots upward on immense column of hot water every thirty­ eight seconds exactly. This spdutfog never varies the tenth ot a secund iu its time; therefore a clock properly L.in.-sM l« U cannot do otherwiru1 than k<ip correct time. The lever mentioned nb la con­ nection with the hand* and fore of the clock ta so placed aa to hc.fturly hit !■> ti.« •hooting column of water, and every., time tbu lever ta struck it move* the 1 unds for­ ward exactly thirty-cifcht secund'. Line’s only trouble was to property divide these thirty-eight second strokes ii.t«- b.i.r? During the time he was employed in cunstructing his novelty it Is said that he often quietly wished thnt old Dtuuv Nature l*»d geared thta particular geyser so as lu spout every half minute exactly.—SL Louis Re­ public. P*Mln< a Plate In a Church. There was n very targe congtegntion, nnd the rector seeing that there w.*.' only one ■ alms dish made signs to a n:?. ■ -o :n :he chancel entrnsice to come to him. :tn■: bsuie him go into the rectory gnni«-n through a gloss do°r into the diuir." room, where there tadsbeeu a slight refection Infor- tlie service, bring a dish from tlie table, take it down one side of the north aisle mid up the other and theu living it to the ch rgymim nt the place From which he started. Tin-rus­ tic diaappearvd. reappeared with ’be di-a. took it mi he wns ordered aud ph- ; 'J to the people on either aide of tLv . and then approaching the rector wl«|>p r " in bis car: "I’ve done ns yer tohl nn-. ‘ ve taken It down you side of the >k up t'other—they'll nonu of 'em «• i;-’ v -)‘‘ order hnd been given to enii't)'t • d>a,, •nd it was full of biscuits'- > h ■’, "Manorial." He Declined a Batewtry. George Penhoily spent 'his '• for Knglabd nnd America, cm! 1 - fiw years of life gave him nn’i ■ *T portunhy to give vent to bi* >'•" —'’"t ixT.i-.oiu-.-.ee. Take Peter ' not wait (or death to come ix-fore- i-1 with his surplus fortune. I’* American born, and to hint;! . > !1 the offer of ft taronetcy f:«•• ’• Far^uore grateful to the p d '• tta resolution otttauta j' grow* of tiw United ret nt if. ’lt;“-_ uistUction, coming from thc.wh-ui ; > of which hv was jnstiy proud.—N*w * - * WorhL . A French Kxprciwfon. , Fin de stacle means "end of the* -t:” ' ’ • The expression is French, anti. ’ ■* not reached thesnderf the ccnt'iL-. • ; something very “advances! >_* tin;I is strange now. but will be con.in' t> ”■ u. 1:. ‘ ' thr end of the century. The pronun; .:-- .• la .tew taah •« .»akL-N™ I Sun. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-06-22.pdf 82ab19390660567e64f85c3832b33642 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 8 Banner HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 22, 1893. —------ —--- -r~ Largest Circulation any paper in the Ccunty. WHOLE NO. 1934 done to the structure. The following day another of the like followed accompanied Brush Ridge. While Henry Anders was working on a by hall and rain passing In a south eastern hay barrack last week a board fell In such direction striking a valuable horee and Published Thursdays by a way as to strike him on the bead cutting killing the same belonging to Albert a severe gash in his head—Mrs. Geo. Knowls residing 1% miles south west of COOK. BTIOS.. Havens who has been visiting friends in this place. We learu that Mr. Knowls Is Jackson the past week, returned home Insured In the Barry and Eaton Company HASTINGS, MICH. Saturday—Thomas Prince and wife en­ —Saturday evening Clare Aldrichs’ front tertained company from Yankee Springs door yard presented a beautiful appearance Sunday—Theje was another social hop by being nicely illuminated, with ntimerat P. R. Karns Friday eve—Henry ous tables decorated with a variety of Anders has a cariosity which might be flowers and dishes which the young peotaken to the world,a fair, it Is lumber pie had so skillfully placed for the pur­ rioaaant jauey. Milton Murphy spen-j Sunday with his which was brought from Europe In 1864— pose of serving Ice cream to the many who mother—Childrens day whs observed last P. R. Karnes and wife attended memorial were kindly disposed to aid In a financial Sunday at the East Castleton U. B. church services at Cloverdale Sunday—Hay prom­ way and exhibit the high appreciation of with a tine program and a large attendance ises to be a good crop with us—Nellie the valuable services rendered by Rev. —W. Williams, of Battle Creek was here Smith closed a very successful term of Pope before this field of labor. The pro­ looking after the Interest of his farm the school here last Friday. Bn*h Ridge ceeds of which amounts to twenty five past week—M. Southwick has returned still needs a new school bouse—Bertha dollars, this adding much pleasure to those home—John Gardner is on the sick list— Barnum of Kalamazoo visited her, parents who so kindly aided the good work and The county drain commissioner is survey­ here Sunday last—Lewis J. Dubois of also the receplent of that puree—Joseph . ing the drain for the Mater lake—Fred Augusta, was on our streets one day last Card lost a valuable new milks’ cow last week. He was offered and refused to Brass has returned homo from Battle take 840.00 a day or two before she died Creek—Sheep shearing is the order of the Bedford. -Will Elliot and wife. Boyd Cortright and day—John Watilng has his wood house Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dewitt and family of I wife and Mrs. J. M. Elliot are expected to done—All hands get ready for July 4th Battle Creek spent Sunday with tbelatters and go to Perkin's Grove—The Sunday parents . Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Nichols— return to-day after a weeks’ visit at the school at the Hofner school observed Walter Macomber, photographer, has his world’s1 fair—Mrs. Ed McCoffery of Kale­ ma zoo Is the guest H. M. Brington and Childrens day by a fine program. gallery completed, and having new appara­ other old friends and neighbors this week tus throughout is prepared to do first class —P. H. Lawrence and son Jay returned work—Mm. Mary Jacobs Is visiting her from the world’s fair last week, after a Fine 'weather prevailing at present parents. Mr. and Mrs. Godstnark—Mr. week’s visit—Mrs. A. J. Bradley returned writing—The township picnic at Bowen’s and Mrs. Ed Eaton visited Mr. Merrit Per­ home last week after having accompanied Mills was well attended and all report a kins and family Sunday—Rev. S. J. Flem­ the remains of her mother to N. Y. where very pleasant time. The several schools ing and J. F. Crane were in Chicago last her father was burled several years since were well trained In their exercises which week—At the last moment Mr. and Mrs. —A slight mistake In the Basse* last made It very pleasant. After the exer­ O. C. Godsmark decided to wait until week In the consideration of Mrs. Stark's cises there was speaking by Mr. Andrus later to visit the world’s fair Instead of go­ bouse lot, it should be 8325.00 instead of and Mr. Jordan, of Middleville—Mrs. Burt ing now] as we reported last week. Mr. G. 8250—A querry exists among the people Matthews,*of Valley City is spending a did go, however, on Monday and returned here and perhaps elsewhere, "How far off few weeks at D. N. Stocking's—The pic­ Thursday, on business—Mr. aud Ms. Ed. are the better times as promised by our nic dance at Bowens Mills last Friday Bailey and family spent Sunday with Mr. free trade Democrat friends when Grover night was well attended, there being 85 and Mrs. ’oel Crandell—A number of Cleveland should take the reins of Gov­ numbers out and all report a very pleas­ young people gave Miss May Sever a sur­ ernment control in his bands?” Agricult­ ant time—A severe electric storm passed prise last Monday evening It being her ure inturests and their products ou the over this section last week but there was fifteenth birthday—Walter Macomber goes wain. Wheat at 55cts. per bushel, wool no damage done as yet heard of—Remem­ to Gull Lake Friday- for ’he summer—Mrs. at 15 and 20 eta. per lb. Has business ber the service et the school house next Chas. Scoon and son-in-law, Mr. Willson men and business firms lost all confidence Sunday evening—The Trimmer band ex­ niturnedto the letters home In N. Y. last •tn the present administration that causes pects to play for a dance at Ed. Morgan’s Wednesday. They had a sale of the per­ such a statu of affairs ? Or why Mr. editor near Parnutlee next Friday night—The sonal property on Tuesday. Is there such a depressed amt downward Cappen boys sold their wool to Prairie­ tendency in nearly all branches of busi­ ville parties last Saturday fori 20c. Why ness? We await for a solution of the can’t other towns pay as much. - Farmers Ella Latly has gone back to Lansing problem. . take your wool where they will pay the to remain for the balance of the two Middleville. most for It—Charley Williams and his sls- years—Jerome Frost went to Big Rapids Our public school closes this week— ter Mrs. E. Gorden were the guests of their Tuesday where be has purchased 100 acres bother Richard Inst Sunday—Mrs. Eliza of timbered land with the Intention of George Keeler and wife are In Chicago attending the world's fair—Mrs. Ward, of Gurwin was the guest of J. Springer's last moving tils large mill there. He was at Mancelona all of last week—Mrs. Will Detroit, Is the guest of her sister Mrs. Saturday. Seger has been visiting her mother Mrs. A. Wilkinson in this village—Don Putnam Dptrllng. A. Coombs at Battle Creek this week— has closed his fourth term of school in the Mrs. I’latts moved to Adrian last week The straw berry Is with us once more— Lal timer district—Miss Belle Hicks, of to Join her son. Dr. Platt, who has gone Several eases of wooplng cough here—; Hastings, was the guest of her consin. there to practice—Guy Manning lost a Lorenzo Dean Is able to be out once more Miss Edna Campbell over Sunday—Harry critter last week by eating too mucl^clover —The Austin school closes Friday with a Kelley, our assistant operator. Is In Has­ —H. Babcocks’ youngest child Is slowly picnic—Mrs. Pearl Pratt of Grand Rapids tings this week—Fred Walker has finished recovering from scarlet fever, but the old­ has beeq visiting her mother/ Mrs. Leroy- school In Ann Arbor and has returned home—Fred Beau, of Hopkins, was lu the est daughter Is prostrated with the dread­ ed disease—A. Me Norris met with quite Spinney of Galesburg visited her people, village Monday—John E. Smith and wife an accident last Saturday while working Mr. and Mrs. C. Tompkins last week— have returned from the world's! fair— Mr. and Sirs. C. Southwell spent Sunday Bert Severance aud lady and Don Ftrtnam on G. Mannings* barn, cutting an uglygash Just above the ankle rendering him at Augdstii—Mrs. Seger and daughter Sundayed at Gun Lake—The Middleville unable to work for a few days—Mrs. A. Lulu are in town this week—Mrs. Millard bund played on the streets Saturday even­ Ortnsbee Is able to be up again after her Hamilton and children returned to their ing for the first time and their advance­ recent Illness—A celebration at Dowling home at Striker, Ohio. Monday, her broth­ ment speaks well for their leader, Mr. the fourth—Mrs. R. K. Stanton attended er Earl accompanied her—Mrs. James White—Childrens day Will be observed at the- funerdl of her brother-in-law Mr. Bry­ Morehouse, of Verona, spent three or four he M. & church next Sunday. ' ant last Thursday in Banfleld. who died days with Mrs. Henry Tasker last week— very suddenly* with appoplexy—M^ Aid­ The price of wool makes the farmers Yankee Springs annual school picnic ' rich returned last Thursday from u two groan. I was one of the grandest and largest at­ months visit with friends aud relatives in tended ever held in this township. New York. He thinks the farmers ought People came from all the surrounding There will be mi ice cream and straw­ not to complain as some of the eastern fanners hadn't their corn planted—N. berry festival held x»t our school bouse towns and all the school children enjoyed Latham, wife and sister visited the letters Friday evening June. '30th. proceeds for Ifc.very-B^uch. It is some twenty years parents a few days the fore part of last the purchasing of a dictionary for the since the first school picnic was held and week, in Union City—Mrs. ‘A. N. Warren school—8. E. Wolf and wife attended from that time on both old and young look forward for the coming of this is entertaining friends from away—J. E. church in Cascade Sunday, driving through Tobias expects company from New York, to Grund, Rapids to make a short call with annual picnic. It is estimated that twothousand people were in attendance. We dally—Maria Manning is home for a few friends—Remember the graduating exerclses at die school hou-e Sat. evening July have our president anti vice president days. . 1st. L«»e McDonald now goes to Cedar and other otHc» r& who look after the Creek tojdo a job of carpenter work— managementfof its affairs. Home talent Woodland The writer In company with wife. In played to a good house aud all went hotde John Velte will build a new bouse this feeling happy as the day was well spent summer—F. F. Hilbert and wife, and driving across the country to Cascade, —Hot weather Is getting in its work and Jicrt Smuggs and wife, of Muskegon, have which is ten miles east of Grand Rapids, haying and harvesting are coming in a gone to Chicago to attent the world’s fair found crops of all kinds excepting apples heap—ST numbers were sold at Smiths’ —J. J. England will buy wool In our vil­ booming, many new buildings going up. dunce, picnic night, and a good time was lage during the wool season—Most of our This shows general prosperity. We also had by all—Judge Armstrongs’ house Is farmers have sheared their sheep but no visited the Sulplier Springs and Mr. Holt’s Just receiving the finishing touch of the wool has been marketed here yet. Far­ fishing parties from Grand Rapids have painters,brush which makes It one of the mers are loth to sell their wool on a free built a very fine hotel and other buildings best in the county ami I asure you the trade basis—Woodland lodge of L O. O. F. at the Spring and are now building « very Judge knows what a good thing is when also the Rebeccas’ went to Lake Odessa fine hall. This is growing and becoming he sees It—The editor of the Democrat on Sunday And assisted Lake Odessa lodge a great resort, a daily bus runs to and was with us at last Fridays* picnic. We from Grand Rapids. In memorial exercise*—J. M. Smith and scraped his acquaintance, and was much wife spent Friday and Saturday at the pleased with him as a gentleman, of course home of Mr. Smith’s borne in Yankee Mrs-’McDonnld. of Baltimore^ visited politics was not talked of—Enoch Andrus Springs—The F. Band boys had an ice her daughter Mrs. Glasgow and other was with us, his appearance was apprec­ cream social on Saturday night and every friends here last week—Willis Carpenter iated very much by every body, and that body had a good time—Wheat is very Is working in Irving this week—Mrs. Jen­ big. good, natured fellow, Hon. M. Jordan, large and some of it is lodged already. The nie Smith ex| ects her grand mother from speaker of the day. with that lustrous voice prospects are that a large amount of wheat Ohio to visit her this week—Mrs. Joel could make himself heard all over the will be lodged. Smith has set out fifteen hundred cabbage ground, and that other good, natured plants this spring. Who can beat this?— fellow, J. W. Saunders, editor of the Most of the farmers are selling their cream Middleville Snn was a looker on. Miss Emma Barber spent Sunday at E. to the Lowell creamry—Fred Fleming- Is V. Smith’s In East Castleton—Miss Minnie In Clinton Co. canvassing for the Advent­ Mrs. William Doonan passed to the Furniss returned home from the Normal ists pollinations—Mrs. L. Cole went to at Ypsilanti Monday evening for her sum­ Belding'last work to care for Llbble Cole great beyond on the mornlag of the 20th mer vacation—Mr. ano Mrs. A. E. Phil­ who is sick but is belter at tiffs writing. of June. She bad been sick a long time and wajjpatiently waiting for the sum­ lips, of Vermontville called on friends She has been working In the silk mills— here Sunday afternoon—Miss Hattie Cul­ Miss Fannie Carpenter returned to Lan­ mons. The deceased was one of the ver, of Traverse CH y Is the guest of the sing the 12th.—We are informed that the pioneers of the Michigan wilderness and Misses Furniss—Miss Nellie Piper, of widow Platt, who went from here last a famllv of four sons and one daughter MasaiUon. Ohio, visited her aunt Mrs. spring to Greenville, died a Jew days ago mourn ajnolher’a loss. Her husband Mr.. Henry Felghoer the fore part of the week —Miss Eisen hone af Ohio spent Sunday Win. Doonan, Is bereft of the fond wife —F. M. Weber (better known as Pat) of with Mrs. Amelia Bronson—Call nt our and companion of his past life but it will the News force is visiting friends In Ohio new merchants and get a bargain in hats not be a long separation. Mrs. Doouan —Mrs. E L. Parrish gave a four o’clock and shoe»—The fourth of ’93 is drawing will ever be held iu grateful remembrance luncheon party last Saturday fur her little near, surely time is on the wing—Farmers by all her old friends and neighbors for (laughter Isabella—Miss Mabie Hummel, live in their c«»rn fields now and corn is her neighborly acts of kindness in the of the deaf and dumb school nt Flint Is burring to catch up lost time—Clover h past, for she was possessed of those kind­ ly and hospitable traits that are so inti­ home fur the long vacation—Miss Minnie getting rtady for the reaper. mately connected with her nation's charact­ Furnhs spent Tuesday afternoon at Mid­ er—Mice host of the Lake View house is Banfleld. A most delightful lotion for the Toilet. dleville—The Congregational and Evan­ gelical churches bad their Child reus day Used after washing; after shavmg, There will be an Ice cream social server! having a porch built in front of his hotel— exercises last Sunday. They were greeted by the ladles aid for the benefit of the pas­ The bills are out for the fourth at this before retiring. with large crowds ut both churches uud all tor this week Friday eyeulng at Mr. Jones place and we think we can furnish a very the program was spltndid-^-Tbe man kill­ evaporator hall—Li-t Sunday eve attire Interesting program for the occasion for ed by the midnight train Sunday night at eburch was orguuized a Johnstown'Sunilay we have the facilities and as every one Gregg’s crossing proved to be a Mr. J. School Association beaded by Peter Fisher knows who have l*en present on former Beach, who had escaped from the asylum ns president, and Mr. Filch of Lacey, vice occasions of the kind we generally carrv Mi, Soothes a Softens lonwned. at Kalamazoo. After the body had been president, Clarence Iden secretary, and out what we advertllse—Howard Mosher 1 .. ’ > rx__ ___ Dnnnh Skin. dragged over the cattle guards the second t-xerutlvp commit!* May Styles. Mrs. Mill h Just recovering from a severe attack of time by tb« early morning train it was dis­ er. Nellie Edmonds Hiram Colemen sod rheumatism—Childrens day exercises at covered and reported. A coroner’s Jury Frank Bristol— P«t Lee was very wlrk the eburch next Sunday evening. All are Manufactured was summoned, an Inquest held and the Igaltf Ivt week but at ibis writing Is some invited. byC.H.AJ. much mutilated body, war brought to better—We are experiencing some very Price. Salem. Lentz’s undertaking room* where It re­ lint weather, no wind mills running, The ice cream social at Marshall Bel­ ceived proper attention. Sheriff McKevitt water low. linger’s was well attended. Proceeds came on tlie afternoon train and by use of about 313.00—School closes this week with the telephone made arrangements with a picnic at Fin* lake—The L. A. S. meetthe authorities at the asylum for the dis­ On the 15th. a terrible electric sterpi posal of the same. A gentleman came visited this place accompanied __ ___ __ ______by . a- heavy with Mrs. Lewis Moore this week—EtHU from Kalamazoo Toeeday morning and fall of rain, during which time the Baptist Andrus, of Uickopy Corners. Is vts&q had the reiflslns interred In the potter’s- church steeple was struck, removing the her cousin. Mrs. Cross—Bertha Moore I field of our village cemetery. Mr. Beach , spire with the _______ weather__________ vane and____ ball___at- home fer a vacation—A. E. Dewey, H. I was about 79 years old and It Is reported ■ uebed to the ground, also slivering the , Nob let, Mrs. Lewis Moore. Mm “ “ . that a| one time be was a professor tn the I steeple, tearing up shingles. Fortunately । lem and Hortie Harvey were la U. of M. at Ann Arbor. | 00 Kreat amount of damage further wu I Creek Saturday. Hastings Banner 1 wish to call' your attention this week to my complete line of COUNTY NEWS. .VIiIF PROCESS, QUICK MEAL GAS . j OLINE STOVES, GRAND RAPIDS NEW GENERATING GASOLINE STOVES. | , Leonards Cleanable Refrigerator. Ice Cream Freezers, Lawn Mowers and Rakes. Lawn Hose and Attachments, Screen Doors and Windows, Wire Screen and Poultry Netting, plain and barb Fence Wire. IRA VAN VALKENBURGH LEADING HARDWARE DEALER OF BARRY CO. HASTINGS, MICH. UNION BLOCK. The World’s Fair, Is no doubt a grand success BUT You can no^appreciate it IF MR SHOES BE IM! Call at the Little 13 x 75 foot And get a pair that are easy. We have them. WOOLLEY & BR2NS0N ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. WANTED! NOTICE. Those who have Champion Binders or Mowers and may want repairs. will do me a a favor by looking their ma­ chines over and find out as nearly as possible what they will need and report to me as I am now making up a list of such repairs as I expect will be most called for. Do this at once and you will save both yourself aud me time and trouble. Also remember I sell machine oil and bring along your cans. Jesse Townsend Cream I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can't handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. L L. WILKINS, ag’t Nourishes the Skin. For Chaps and Sunburn. Comforting in Humors and Eczema. PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. CH. GOODYEAR 1 �... WORLD'S FAIR GOSSIP. MUST ANSWER. Hastings Banner Thursday, June aa, 1893. ' ' Four Men Held Reapomibh for COOK »»p«.7propri«°,»- the Ford Theater Horror. j Col. Ainsworth, Superintendent Co- *'*yt and Engineer Sasso Give Bail in the Sum of SI0.000 Each. FIXED THE hta-ME. Washington. June 20.—The coroner's jury which has been investigating-the Ford theater disaster reached a conclu­ sion Monday afternoon. It holds re­ sponsible Col Frederick Ainsworth, Contractor Dant, Engineer Sasse and Superintendent Covert for criminal neg­ ligence aud manslaughter. The an­ nouncement was received with cheers bv those who were in attendance at Willard’s halt Mr. ChM, .V. Hauer Ct Frederick, Md., suffered terribly for over ten years with abscesses and running sores oa tote left leg- He wasted away, grew weak and thin, and was obliged to use a cane and crutch. Srsry thing which could be thought of was done without good result, until he began taking After being out two hours the jury returned a verdict, setting' forth that Frederick B. Loftus came to his death by the disaster at Fora's theater building on June 9, .1893. They recite the fact that George W. Dant was the contractor under the government for the work in progress which caused the disaster and u, „..wuit>.wf..n «b»«>*re. .. all the circumstances connected with the accident and find that Frederick C. HoOD’8 Pills srstbobext after-dinner Ptlls, Ainsworth, in charge of the building, •Mbt dl<Mtlos. cure headsets sad blUouxue**. William G. Covert, the superintendent. Francis Sasse, the engineer, and George W. Dant, the contractor, are rcsponsible for the killing of Loftus. “ The Uuigan Fall* Route." The finding further refers to the ab­ sence of shoring or’other means to pro­ Stations. tect the building during the process of excavation, by reason of which one of Hastino* -• the piers fell, causing the fall of the floors and the consequent crushing and Station*. •killing. ...| 3J5«| 8;37|12.02| S.83) 1 00 Censure* L'ricle Kam. HLlSTlNIS. The jurors further find that the fail­ M. A. GILLMAN’. Local Agent. Bautinsure of the government of the United States to provide for skilled superin­ SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL tendence of the work of repair and al­ AT THE teration of its buildings in charge of QRAMD RAPIDS BUSINESS COLLEGE. the wax department is most unbusi­ Pur pirticulur*, sddrw A. S. P»ri«h, Prop. ness-! ike and reprehensible, and arts of the opinion that if such superintend­ ence had been provided in the ease of the work on the Ford's theater build­ That more ills result from an ing the awful traged.v might have been averted. . . Unhealthy Liver than’ any Hood’s Sarsaparilla THE COWBOY RIDERS. Thalr IU<V Hon Than Half Ov»r-roar LOW WHEAT AVERAGE. <tf Tliem Bmwh Stow City. I*.-Horaand Man In Fine Condition. Sioux Crrr. la., June 20.—Doc Mid­ dleton. probably the beet known of the The Mldilgan crop report fur June. cowboy racer®, arrived on the opposite bank of the Missouri river Monday l»Oed by the .oeretary„ eventnx at 7:38 o'clock, and when no camo up to the boat landing al an eatv Jog «aa eaally recognlaed by the large crowd which had gatherea and waa greeted with a prolonged cheer. Middleton returned it by rais­ ing his hat, and a moment later he was eurronuded by n hoot ot hl. acquaint, ancea who kept him waiting worn time. While he was talking Joe Gill»ple came galloping In, with James H. Stephens, “Rattlesnake Pete, ot his heels. John Berry arrived at 0 o’clock. The racers were met by Veterinary Tatro. W. W. Fontaine, of the humane society, and Humane Officer Patten, of CoodKlm. or this city, who looked the horses over ComnUnlour Sherwood laaued * ~ocarefully. Later Mr. Tatro said BolldaU-d statament ahowlM the c““„ the horses were in fine con­ tl.mot the U0 atate bank" »”<> three dition and appear to have, received trust eomfwniee ot Michigan a the best of care. The men themselves are in excellent health and spirits. clow ot business May «• The resources end llebllltle. were »SI.17».88«.«. or •!.During the first six days they hav® traveled 400 miles and are begin­ ■537 050.80 greater than December , when the last report wee mede. The ning to increase their speed os they eperegele eepitel wee 811.«3.7H>.«. advance. Stevens is endeavoring to leans and discount., slock* bond, end save his horses by traveling half the ■m.»t<Bires Klt.TW.h"'-’’: surplus and time on foot, Jnd in this way proceeded undivided proflta. M.M8.I8S.M. end de40 miles Sunday. poelte. WT.431.M1-M. The letter Item ha. Increased WS7.80S.0l elncc DecentBUSINESS MEN MEET. Michigan Central lii |sj Im I? . ^ftlKSlS 12a I i 1= Balfs Do you Know? other cau.se-Indigestion, Consti­ pation, Headache, Biliousness, gnd Malaria usually attend it. Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator is a vegetable pacific for Liver Disorders and :neir accompany­ ing evils. It cures thousands why not be one of them? Take Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator. Your Druggist will supply you. MORTGAGE SALE/ Default b.-wlng been uuule In Hie conditions ut a certain BiortiPMCt* made by Aritinr D. • Hittbes ano Sarah I». finghev. Lfs wile. Hubert C.Stronx. ard Erun.a Strong, lib wife, of Harry Ownty, Michigan, to Walter DIcUuu. of Albanv. jfate of Se« York?dated September •-*. ' ATI).. 1SW. and recorded In the office of the Regfaler of Deed*, tor the County of Hany and State of .Michigan, on the 3rd day of October. A. 0., 11M. In Liber .*3 of Mortgages, on page* 24 and 26. which said mortgage was duly assigned by Said Wnller Dickson to John A. Robertson, ot the County of Barry and State of Michigan, on me 23th day of September. >8*6. said aasigumeot having been duly recorded in the office of th® Reri*ter of Do**ds of said County- of Barry. □n Hie 27th day of February. A. D.. 1*93 In Liber SO Of Mortgages on page -121. on 4whicb said mortga.-e, so assigned there Is claimed to be due at the time ol ibis notice tho sum of three thousand one hundred elglity ino dollars and sixty seven cents and an Attorney's fee ot fifty dollars provided, for tn said mortgage, ami. which is the wnole amount claimed to be due upon said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having lieen instituted to recover the amount secured by said mortgage or any part ' i 1 ! I - < ; 1 1 •I 1 How.'thereforA by virtue of the power of sale oootaiurd In said mortgage, and the statute in inch case matte and provided, notice Is hereby given that on tfotunlay. the second day of September. A.!».. at 10 o'clock In Che fore­ noon. I thall Mill st Public Auction, to the high­ est bidder, at the north front d®or of the Court House. In the city ot Hastings; (that be­ ing tile place where the circuit Court for the County ol Barry Is holden) the premises de­ seribw i nsaul mortgage, (except such part of the said described premises as was Inserted in skid mortgage by error and which have been heretofore released by Quit Claim deed to Louise M Everts, the legal owner as hereinafter Mt forth, or so much thereof a? may be uccessary to p:<y the amount due upon said mortpge with lutenestat eight percent, and all legal costs, together with an attorney fee of flfty col­ lars covenanted fur therein, the premises being described iu said mortgage as fallows Commencing at the north west corner of P. L. Blake's fof In the village of Irving. County of Bam and .State of Michigan, and running from tlmnc® ea l or In an easterly direction along the north line of Iota heretofore conveyed aud to the highway crossing the race and cast of the lot or laud deeded to Effie Bildwln. and from said highway in a south easterly direction on the south line of <he raceway, to Intersect the pond; lhence on and slobc the westerly line of said pond In a northerly direction to the dam. and from thetme following the center of the Thornapple river to a point directly north ot the point of starting, mid from said point Muth to the place of beginning, contslnlnx ten acres more or less: and all on section thirty-one In town four north, range nine west, excepting from the above all streets and highways nov* lawfully thereon. Also the undivided one-half o'tlte following: f'ommeoctnr, at a point flftytwo feet, six Inch* s west and twelve rods three feet and three inches north, of the southeast corner of the north west quarter of section ta!rty-one, town four north of range nine west: ranning from thence w'est eight rods: thence north to the center of the Thomapple river: thence east eight rods, thence south io place ot beginning. If Is expressly understood that tht« last descr Ibeowemlscs is all the premises, mill privUegeand rights of flowage.owned byAlon.-o E. Gardner ana Frank Campbell and constitu­ ting the lat® Arm. Gardner. Campbell & Co., ot Irviog. and that this mortgage u Intended to cover the undivided on®ball of all rights of sold Gardner, Campbell A Co., together with above with the roller flouring mill aud all mill fixture* therein now standing or hereafter u> t*« ereuted aud placed upon said premise* Includ­ ing both of above danrtBtfoM. That in draftlog ‘aid n<wf|M® thr draftsman made au error and the following des. rlb-d Uud with mil! privilege* and richt of flowage. was Inserted in said inortgncwhj'nihtake. thnt rhe said mortgnxoni had no title and clsbn no nd-to said premises, and the AMlgnee ot said mOrtKaxe claims no right, therein, aud Mid premises will not be offered tot sale under this mort«a«e sal-. The premises so Inserted iu said mortghge by error and which will not be offmd for sale are described m follows: Also the undivided one half of the following- north of Ui« south past corner ot the north ’ ; west quarter ot section thirty-one. town four north of range nine wral; running from tbrnre west eight rods; thence north to the c*h*er of Um Tiwrnanplo river; thane® met eight rode. Urnoee soulh to place "f oraintiios. It Is «-x j premly understood that this last 'di Merited premise* tv ad Che premise*, mill privilege -nd right* <rf flow»gc. owned by Alenin K. Gardner Md.Frank Campbell and count liming the UuItrm, Ganumr. Campbell & Co . of Irving, and that this mortwgn fa Intended to cover tne un­ divided one-half of all rights of said Girdr.-r Campbell & Co. • John a. BohuXson. r..L.,T COU.WTX MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. No warrants were served on the de­ fendants. but at 10 a. m. Ainsworth, Covert and Sas&e gave bond for appear­ ance in the sum of 810.000 each. Con­ tractor Dant, who is reported to be suffering from nervous prostration, has apparently been left- to shift for himself by the war department officials, no bail having yet been offered. CLEARS UP A MURDEh MYSTERY A PortujoMr Boy Confesses Killing Iter- Boston, June 20.—The Manchester murder mystery of Fall River is cleared by the confession of Joao Carriero to the Portuguese consul of this city. The lad, who is now under arrest, confessed Monday that he committed the murder in self-defense, being first attacked by Bertha Manchester with an ux. He had worked for the girl's father for several weeks, aud hud tried in vain to collect a,nmall sum of money, which, h® claims, old Steve owed him for wages. It was to secure this money by the.ft that he visited, the lonely dwelling. Carriero supposed Farmer Manches­ ter ke^t u good deal hidden in the houspr He says he only intended to take what was due him. He entered the house and was mut by the girl os he entered the kitchen. After some talk Bertha seized the ax and ordered him out of the house. He refused to go and she rushed at Jtim. Finding that Bettha would ovcrcqme him he wrested the ax from her and killed her. “‘JS „« “ . Wo desire to uy to our cllltrn,. q,,. , TOTCoJumbiw ttO o'1 . i-Av mAnaxer. U> the Call- ■„w, ^J8C0'Lry S^.^iX^Laiw-^chi- : of extortion. Col. CvtP, of the committee on cere- thTOT^™»l««/on Grover Change* lfl» Plan*. Washington, June 20.—The presi­ dent, it is announced- at the white house, has changed his “plans and will not accompany Mrs. Cleveland to Buz­ zard's Boy os he ut first ifitendevi. There ore matters of public business which he desires to dispose of before taking his sumtaer vacation; and instead of making two tripe the president’s present purpose is to remain here till he can see his way clear to join Mrs. Cleveland at Gray Gables, there to remain until the end of Auguat __________ Killed at Their Front Gate. Shreveport. Lp.. June 20.—The bod­ ies of Tom Cprdway and his sister, Pattrcl Cordway, were found at the front gate of their home, 8 miles east of Logansport, Monday morning. Cordway was known to have n good Jdcal of money on his person, and it{ is supposed some one aware of this f^t cabled him ‘from his house and shot him. It i^ala&Uhougbt his sister heard .the shooting ami. rushing to his assistance, was also shot/ Ther® is no clew to the murderers. New York, June 20.—A typical Cherry hill tough, John J. Haggerty by name, jumped from the Brooklyn bridge to th® river Monday afternoon on a wager of a pint of beer. He was not injured in the slightest way. Haggerty was drunk when h® accomplished the feat, and was in the same condition when landed in tho police station a few min­ utes after his great leap. Will 8u« for DamsffM. Chicago, June 20.—Members of the Illinois Grain Merchants' Protective association complain of serious losses through slow movement of cars and hare authorized the railroad commis­ sioner to institute suits for damages. Died tn u Patrol Wa<on. Dubuqdb, la., June 20.—Casper Shaumai*., arrested as an insane man, died in the patrol wagon on the way to the police station. lie had taken a dose of carbolic acid with the Intention of com­ mitting suicide. __________ 20.—Hon. Thoma® e. London,' Ji ________ Buy ord, American ambassador to Great Britain, will proceed to Windsor castle utt Friday next for the purpose of pretu-uttag his credentials to the queen. , ; ; ; . ! I ' T ‘ ; I Michigan Small FraUa to Ite Plenty. ’ Detroit, Mich.. June 20.—The week- ‘ ly crop report Issued by the Michigan WCWMJer Bcrvtcc bureau uurcuu muiciies tnat weather service indicates that the warm weather and absence of any excessive rainfall during the oust wcei( have improved the condltion of the ground generally. Crops Bro growing quite rapidly and th® outlook at present is very favorable, A11 kinds of small fruita are in good condition. Prospect® seem favorable for a largo crop of pears, peaches, plums and apricots, but apples are be­ low the average. Hay, potato^ and' vegetables promise a good yield.) Killed In a Drunken Row. Damvillr, Ill, Juno 20. — Thomas Duncan, an ex-policeman of this city, killed Wilse Lafferty by etabbing him Bunday evening. The men, in company with several others, had a keg of beer in the woods. Lafferty became intoxi­ cated and forced a quarrel with Dunean The coroner’s jury exonerated Duncan from all blame, claiming that ho acted ifi self-defense. After ho was stabbed Lafferty walked home, nearly a mile away, and dropped d?ad as he was climbing over his garden fence. Killed by a Rat Rite. Richmoxd, Mo., Juno 20.—Mrs. J. T. Ford died at her home, 1 mile east of this city, Monday from blood poisoning, caused by a rat bite ten days ago. She was tho mother of the notorious Bob and Charley Ford, who killed Jesse James at St Joseph, Mo., under a con­ tract with the then governor (now con­ sul general to Mexico), Crittenden. Ohio Musician* Robbed of Their All Colvmsub, 0., June 20.—While the state encampment of the Sons of Vet­ erans was on dress parade Monday af­ ternoon thieves entered the tent of the band and stole jewelry, railroad tick­ ets and money to the amount of <700. The members of the band are business men of Fremont, O.. and are left here pcnnilesa. Y^orrowN. O., June 20.-The iron manufacturers of .he Mahoning valley have determined not to ojgn the wage scale until after July 1. All the mills will cease operations June ro. As to when they will resume it is a matter of •anjccture. c.»e"fromU7tallU Srt” A friend In need la a triend li.h rf I ,„d ,not lea, than one mini,.,, ^,4, , “ ,found Juat auch a friend In l>r 1C. New IMeeorery tot eonaumidl,,,,. c'urh. and colds. If you have never used • ■ this great cough medicine, one trial will I cunvluce yr-u that it Iihn wonderful cur •in litre powers in all diseaM-s of throat, < 1 Imig-. Each bottle la guan-nirt.. :all that In cluiiti.-d or ni' !!i 1 . । fundra. Tri«hlK>ith'N tie* .• .; p , year's drug stiire. Lhu;. • S1.0*. , The state bank at Crystal Falla sus­ pended payment The bank or­ ganized about a year a^ with a capi­ tal of 125,000 and had deposit® of 860,Secretary H. B. Baker, of the stat® board of health, who went to Iron­ wood to investigate the aerious typhoid fever outbreak there, said impure water waa the cause. Grant^ ^Pids banana retailer -J The bvr-t salve in tite v bruises, eores. ulcere, >n:i !■ -er sores, tetter. etm|ipt*d r.-j: 'hilbEniua, cotnsj and aM skin vrupilont>,...... }W,„¥P. ly cures piles ur no rh} required, hi, gufinoitetd tu give i vrtect satLtnctiou or money refunded. I’Hw cent- jx-r iMJX For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the dniKimt. Wb FEC of F F O Ml E A heavy hay crop h abated |i> the southprn part of Hie stat-. Tire cotuuiencetnrnt exeren-e- ot the C roe well high schwd will Ihj held Jane ‘o. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castorla. > Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor!?. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castorla. A flee lec The June races at Yale were a complete failure on account of the heavy rain*. In many places In the lower Her of counties, farmers complain ut a scarcity of help. Ask No gyuipulliy of your friends if you are i/.v«re of the mode of applying and the teHmlide uuarun tee we give with eacli package of Hill's Pile Pomade, and you will not give it a trial. Price 01.00, six packages ?5.00. ‘By mall. Try it to-night F<-r sale by Fred L. Heath the druggist A number of cottagve will, be bull: at Lexington this summi t by sumtnt r i it­ ers. ■ ^“-7^ and to the state prison for twelve years. A White Cloud merchant offered a ------- —- -«*«**«■ xjuumng. .'Ooattere little whether the crowd SJSX y th01"g~t h™*tmat wight in Newaygo county in May. ' *“*“• Woman-. Th® rod netted him on® pound and nine 3M*Uy Ella it to overflowing. The ounces of fish. The state board of health will hold tares which take place daily in this . ‘bhng the^ucational^tu^: sanitary convention at Hillsdale July and 7 and tall the people how to r»li. . the World s Columbian exposition, ad a strong contrast to some of the Uta chotan and typhoid tmr. A furious atorm ol wind "‘ua and aaa rain raiD ’J1’? are to be seen in th® struex Hillodale, doing considerable f which an admission charge is —.-nasra -.i reocea and trees. m»oe. a O H pr p •IM A When she bad ChU.lreu, *h»- ga> of. the Dundee high The JuniorclaM -----------school will banquet the graduating class June 22. s T J Edward E. Hartwick Is ” - ■ ’ ■ Mi. bigan man to graduate tn.-in W, -t Point this year. w Sold by U". 11. Gixrilyear. * The Bch«-! at! Cone, a lit: • ! .-miri .n Monroe eouuty. Is dosed y:i nvrount of diphtheria. , these wpre gained by housekeepers who nt the Woman's building at Jack­ son park listened to Mrs. Borer's lec­ ture- on the art of bread-making with yeast. She gave the relative values of high and low yeast, and high yeast in its growth in bread was illustrated by the growth of the plant in toil She said: “The idea of letting 'the sponge stand over night has gone out of date. Bread-making is easy if the cook will understand a few essential principles." Sirs. Rorer advocated the theory that six o’clock dinners were best tar health, and said the idea of heavy meals at noon w®s against the action len When Baby was sick. v. time. inspector of the beaux arts, asked the eminent sculptor. Falguiere, to under under-­ take the task. Mr. Falguiere accepted, and in twenty days he had uccomplished the work honorably. We give a copy of the original drawing, for which we are indebted to our eon ternporary, L'Ulustration. France is represented seated and wearing a cuirass, the right arm being with a proud but pacific gesture nThe *v“ *-** ------------------. left arm rests on a ..... tablet bearing the inscription “Droits de 1’Uomme” (Rights of Man), while the left hand holds the national sword. The head, which is characterized by a calm and serene beauty, is ornamented with a dilldem symbolical of liberty, equality and fraternity. The'statue is seven feet ten inches high and will be erected oil a pedestal nine feet ten inches high. It will orna­ ment the Trench section, which is very remarkable us a whole and will attract much interest. D sol tl. Four to eight dn j~ “f Wheeler’s Heart and Wm- > i.rr will re­ lieve the worst cas" of xhvi-u'tuss every Urrad-Maklux at tho FairNew point® and improvements are wh° ' <constantly ”“,anur being dbooTerefl In discovered ms even in in a field near Kalamazoo. Four negroes and a white man quar­ reled at Augusta and Albert Mahoney (colored) fatally stabbed PhiUp Peake, also colored. 1 ’ D Gln< PrP b*!1 a F Sandere. o« SL Alban*, England appointed a Judge In tho departawntot floriculture to examine the orehlda A tin tree over flfty feet la height and meaaurlng about fourteen teet in diameter was received at the California state building. The tree camo from the Santa Barbara valley. * Los Axgelim county, Cal., is Rented in the Horticultural building by a large liberty bell made of oranges, between eleven and twelve hundred U-ing u"«l. b.v immense column containing 1S.8T- oranges. Both de­ signs excite much interest. The live stock committee of the na­ tional commission Ims completed its in­ vestigation of the live stock depart­ ment. and has made a report to Presi­ dent I'almer. The report says that the affairs of the department are In excel­ lent shape, the building® being all nearly completed, and the pavilion for stock exhibitions being especially serviceable. Another exhibit has been installed on the battle-ship Illinois which is full of interest to the student of the naval hisUTyof the United States. It Is a full-rigged model of the steam frigate Colorado, which with its sister ships, the Franklin, the Wabash, the Niag­ ara and the Merrimac, prior to the breaking out of the civil war, consti­ tuted the mo®t formidable fleet in the Lady physicians are becoming quit® nufrierous in Michigan. There are thirteen soldiers buried in the Vicksburg cemetery, one of the war I of 1812. Fire gutted the photograph gallery *, n* Edwarti Tray at Jackson. Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, of Cold­ wnt«-r. has settled her 83,000 damage ca8v atrainst the city in eonsiileruliou "* ot receiving 8100 Hay county wheat and corn is in bad ' shape. Water is standing on many' fivlds to the depth of several inches and the grain is rotting on the ground. . William Myre, 12 years old, wa® j drowned in n mill pond near Menom- I inee. _ | Mr. and Mrs. TxtuLs Schermerhorn • celebrated their golden wedding at! Diamondale. Charles Thorsen died from sunstroke at Ishpeming. Reading has organized a cornet band with thirteen members Evidently Evidently there is little supeistition about that band. Miss Kate M. Alling resigned as prin­ cipal of Michigan female seminary at Kalamazoo because of her approaching marriage. Miss Louisa P. Sampson, of Brooklyn, N. Y., will succeed her. Alexander Maltonea was injured by a falling rock at the Buffalo mine in | Negaunee and died from his injuries. He was 38 years old and single. ri “S consumption „?!£! ]handled reraedln that rell as , have xlren roeh unIrenal -u.'.f,;,'™ ’We do not beeltale to xuarantre Si (evety time, and we rtand ready the pprehue price. It MtUteetoty do < not follow their use. 'Tl.,w i their xreat i»pu,rlli their raerita. W. H. 0«.lre„, nese toys. . _ q-TA-rr commissioners have issued a clreOl»r«rFi«th" world's fair and denying the charge® t»r'________ Finance Inaugurated. Agents are traveling through th® Cmcaoo, Jane 50,-EiponenU ot banking, finance, railway commerce, country selling*cloth and groceries by boards of trade, insurance, building sample. They claim v? represent some and loan associations and incrcantlle large Chicago or New York house. They credits met on a common platform, in also claim to be selling the goods at hall 3 at the Art institute Mon­ wholesale prices and they have as day evening and inaugurated th® smooth a tongue as Will Carletons “Lightning rod vender." They catch world's congresses of and finance. The hall was well filled many fanners, who soon find out after world. and the congresses were started under they* have received the goods that they The Nebraska state building occu­ satisfactory auspices. President Bon­ could have saved a whole lot of money pies 6,000 square feet, being 60 by 100 ney delivered a short address .of wel- • it if they w|v/ hud iwi,purchased ------the same of their feet and two stories high. It is sur­ come, and was followed in a similar j |l0IlH3 merchants, rounded by porticos. All the rooms strain by Lyman J. Gage, general ond accessories of a modem clnb-<’ Health In Mfrhlgaa. chairman of the world's commercial house, including a post office, toilet­ During the week ended June 10 re ­ and financial congresses and chairman rooms and check-rooms may be found. of the world's congresses, of bankers port® sent in by sixty-three observera JJebraska is represented in all of the and financiers. George R. Blanch­ in various portions of the state to the departments of the exposition and irmuuof w.the-------------ard. general chairman com state board of health Indicated that makes many special exhibits in the Miawwa. railway commerce • whooping cough increased, and intcrm ittee of the r —congres*. responded on behalf of the ! mittent fever, pneumonia and crysip­ state building. railways. Addresses were also mode elas decreased iu area of prevalence, TYPICAL FRANCE. bv George F. Stone, secretary of the ' Typhoid fever was reported at sixteen diphtheria forty-one,measles measles F«lcuierw-R Symbolic Flrure »t the Worid'l Chicago board of trade. John II. Nolan, i place®, ------ ako .**..-.- .»atfowr-nne. Columbian Exposition. chairman of the committee on a life in­ al thirty-five and scarlet fever at thir­ The commissioners of the French surance congress; P. R- Earling, chain ■ ty-seven places.’ section of the Chicago exposition hav­ man of the general committee on a con- I ing decided upon the execution of a Mlrhlgmi rtonccr*. grass of mercantile credit®, and Julius | At the nineteenth annual session iu symbolic figure for the commercial sec­ Stern, chairman of ,the congress on Lansing of the Michigan Pioneer and tion of the French exhibit, a statue of building and loan associations. ; Historical society the following officers France was immediately thought of, Anil, in spite of the ^ortness of the for the ensuing year were elected: IT IS VALID. President. exGov. Aipbous Fetch. Ann Ar­ time at their disposal, Mr. Roger Ballu, The Itllnola Supreme Court Suetalna the, bor; secretary. George H. Greene, L*nMn<; Will of the Late John Crerar. of Chi- treasurer. fcrwu«v„ M _ M --------------------- ------------L Colem.in. Lanstnc: executive Miller. Bay City: Cltr O. ° **■ engo. •! committee, committee. Albert Miller, M. Chicago June 20.—John Crerar's will ' B-ovwv. Laiptni-. Daniel Striker. Hartings. CHICAGO. June Vrarar cmaRtee Sboemeker. committee of bfatorfaaa bl-torinns. Michael Shoemaker. stands and Chicago will haic another Jack»on; John s , p„fswt. WUlUmaton; Geary H. Forster. Wtlllamaioo: Henry magnificent free public library with an 1L Hol._ m jukegon; L D WsUlns. Mauchesendowment of over 12,000,000. This ter: J.• Wilkie Moore, »Detroit — •­ I splendid gift to the people of fhc city I ,, , " , ’ , . .. j has been assured by a decision of the ' Bupreme wurt of Illinois JuB< ma.ta , The Ihlnl annual mertlnfl of th. Th. Crerar will ewe b one of the Mlchlcan State Bar ablation ™ for the eh| moat notafl In the Icb-oI hlatory of Chi- h’M •< '-»"»(■■« ""4 tty J"r were elertad a. follow.: I cam,. Every elUtatt of the city ha. * _ . . . । President. Gnorge Duratvl F.tat: becrefary. been directly interested tn it bi reason j Kalph SlonC Urind Tr*iMiur*r. Edol the large and generous bequest 1 manj o. Barry. Grand tevyifls; directors, bevi of Mr. Crerar of more than T. Griffin. Detroit:. F.--J A Mavnird. Grand 82,000,000 for the erection and | Tbomw F_ iUrkurorth. Jackson furnishing of a public library. Those who contested the will hare fought hard and persistently for two “ ’ to have this years in an effort as well as particular bequest, several others of semi-public >a .a। ncuu-^uuuu bid, and. although nature, dclared vol tuoy have uuve taken iomcu the they the case into three court®, every effort has gone against these contestants, including this final decision of the supreme court, which puts a quietus on all their claims and allegations. “"",s for Jinx'. New Lite PUI,, Iluckh p “dj; Salve end Electric Bitten, end 1M„T^ Patent medicines differ—Gue Im* reaionableuess—another has not. Or'' ha* fl~ • putation—another has not. Dnc has con­ fidence. born of success—another has only “hopes.” Don’t take it for granted that •' ■: patent . tnedlelncs ire alike. They are nm L»> the years ot unlnterupted sueve-r and-the tens of thousand* of cured and !'"pr.' •I,'n and women, place Dr. rkrc-.'!- Gohlen Medical Discovery and Dr. i'i re - Hvorite Prescription on the side ot the At»<I’ there parison to which they belong. ArIsn't a state or territory.—no uor i-< UaidlJ a country in the world, whether d . real I re It or not, but have men and «■•!»«> in them that’re happier because e( their discovery and their effects. Think of this in health. Think <4 H *« sickness. And then think whether y<W can afford to make the trial if the1 n asers can afford to take the risk to give yo«« money back, as they do, if they do uet benefit or cure you. The'body of 16-year-old -lair. • drowned at Saginaw yesterday atti moofl was recovered soon after. The SpiritualisLs of sonihcrii will hokl a great camp-mcetinc u> commencing Jane 25. Noted t-’lent. L-u In and out of flesh, will he present and participate. Saginaw’s board of education f“’’ Smead all the time. His bid for tn Houghton school i> not the lowest, i « the next meeting of the board. K >* ho will get the contract. A Text for a Scrmun- _ Someone tells a story of a «*■•>! i’^by teriau minister who was asked to pre*®.1 temperance sermon. "I presum,-. “you mron both total abstinent ;md t«n perancel" “Yea, that to about it. * <41. be replied, "I will gladly * rermou m ««« a* I a «« “> which laeludre both UX«I al»tlw«« ^xTcw'dart aftarwanl. < n mretlJX <*« man who bad ,pokeu lo him on the ink Jet, h. oakl. 'Welk I bare lonad “‘*1 Mxt." -Ob, I am io kbnl," wa, Hw “mal I aak what lat” "Cart«nlr. "T ■wared the clnnwas; "It I* <hi*- l k IJtaiEwSZFS.ti. «•«! •bot nre a little win. ,' that la tempertbre —Naw York Trtbaoe.~ Sre-blnxCbrnwr-re la Sbakrepcare-a play VT1 (second part) there are fort) *ix • P”Ing parts without including «t>>’ J. characters classed nk lords. Isdi^. attend sots, petitioners, aidermen, bead!* end officers, cither.*. \{[_ eooers, guards, soldiers, merger*, etc. 1 C �HASTi^ps Banner j Thursday. Ju°f »■ 1893• V g (COOK. LocriEditat. WINK MGREflM SODA, ■ . . .B,..-r. Milk Shake and NEIGHBORING COUM TIES- to, ... THE SUNDAY SCHOOL in the current above the dam In that city • - ------------ -aqd was carried over the falls and quite ■, LESSON XIH, SECOND QUARTER imtt distance further before be could get to -------- _i-__ ’ TERNATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 25. shore. ■ Robert Cluff, a boy of thirteen livjng near Marshall was struck by liglitnnu while in a barn, last Tue*day aud killed instantly. ’. , Plainwell will hare tbeir annual races June 27th and 28th. Tlie association has a pursj* of six hundred dollars for six races. . ” . Of tho 8e<:ond Quarts*—Golden Text, Nineveh waa fourteen miles long and eight mile* wide, the whole city aurronnded by a wall 100 feet high, so thick a* to furulah ample room for three chariuU to In­ driven nbrvaat around the top. Fifteen minutes should be npent in light rettdiug or conversation before severe men lai Libor 1* begun. A light cigar immedi 4|«-ly after lunch nldn digestion. ALWAYS SMOKE . ADIRONM 2227 ■it n Wheeler’s/^ Heart Nerve re > AND j It is true 'thnt the close companion aud ' Cri.tiJ of the grant tiuthora acquires often lto.urere-.loa ol Clirt.1 what might nlmoat I* called a special court • 1"”> g°Mcd t« a cot , eay toward booka. ii mimm TRAD! MARK ihb THE BEST -POSITIVELY CUBES— HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Edwani Pennock, a’farm hand living ?t . lh' “•« tolu ot them !■ Coins ... ________ _______ are claimed, according Jo tbeir sUte , .... |CE CREAM. CON­ five miles vast of Battle Creels look a -du.*.* tnat slept. PROSTRATION, Looking back over tbe guar- : of preservation, as "proof, ~ — -f," ••uudrculatwl.’’ ; 4 Jud anything In the line --------' '■ -” “fair” and “poor.’’ ’’ "govd, of “rough <»n rats’* and died in great agony Ito SEJM’S"4*’’1" "Wlriri— 1O •fine. It Acknowledges no Superior. be nga resurrection lesson, • . ---------------------after nine hours of suffering. He had aKEKV goods. nd the last, one on the kingdom, while “« Cu«u arnnsenpu; cue The "•* King Chan (Court Transcript*) the Rev. R. N. MIdilletoa. pastor M. E. church. one more wife than the law allowed and t.’.rget IL Cedar Springs, Mlcb.. says: Sleep and rest, between the two we have so much on the Chinew? official journal, hn* been published this is suppo»ed to be the cans r of h;a were Atringers to me after preaching till I used practical daily life of one associated with 1x1 Peking for many centuries. death. •Adlronda’’ Now I sleep soundly and awake LUrirt In resurrection .and waiting for the ; refreshed, and I can h-artiiy re<*<inniend it. HASTINGS, MICH. The Seventh Michigan Vol. infty. field kingdom. Let u* emphasixe and if poe- : Prepared by WHEELER apd FULLER MEDICINE CO., Cedar Springs. Mlcb. their seventh annual reunion at Lowell Mb,e embrace more hilly tho tact that all I Sanilac county now has \elght weekly SOLD BY ■I C. G. Nichols. last week at the home ot Cupt. Ja». Mc­ UP°U by God as risen : newspapers, newspapers, aim and tne the prospecl pros^bcis for two Pherson. It was a success in every "n**^ wlth to .the «uo!)r look dhtre.-slngly bright. beavenllcs (Eph. II, 5,0; Col. lii, 1,2), and HASTINGS. MAXSEE <k NICHOLS Hastings, - - Mich. Attornj-General Ellis has not frighten­ ur constant prayer be that of Paul in M. Blower*, ot Dorr, was taken o PhlL°,lii, 10, IL , < d Gov. Klch at all by h.h recent state enthe Kalamazoo asylum ln->! week Ue Ings City Bank. Hastings, —t-—— ", C4n.ipmeui scare n*~Etalons Sanctified (Joband v. th- later lias no CAPITAL . $75,000.00. tired to commit suicide by jumping from 17-37). Golden Text (Heb. xii, 6) “For Michigan troops »ill go into camp SURPLUS 110.000.00. a I warn high up iu the barn. whom the Lord ioveth He chnatencth " In *“ Chicago. omptiy attended to. • . our three lewons fo thia book, or four if we ' At lhe graduating exercises nt Coopers­ Incorporated under the law* ef the State ot loyal E. Knappen. ville the stage curtain was accidently s«-t hod taken tho first instead of the Easter For Over Fifty year* PetiiSMl. on’fire and quite a panic ensued In which lesson, we have a righteous man being M**«. Wfns-iiw's Kootblrs Syrup has be»n used the child, soflOpen for business Doe. 15.IBM. several women and children weru’knurked mode meet for hi* place in the kingdom. i<»r I'hlldren (rethlug. It The principal point In this lesson is that we t li-tr.egiiin*, ullare all pain, cures wind colic, doA*n and Injured. A’EKS. officers: the । wt n ntedj for lUarrliora. Twentyare to accept oil chastening with not only »l»d b ,tgan Trust Co. Bldg.. cent* a bottle. Sold uy all druggists D. O. Robinson, President; Men excavating on the site of the <dd submission, bat even joyfulness, becauso five tbrougbout the world. ,ra?ul Ktpid*. Michigan Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. jail at Battle Creek found a purse con­ our Heavenly Father is lovingly dealing ' „ x D. W. Reynolds. Caabler. Doot lou Know taining twelve pieces of English money with ua to make ue more conformed to th. DIRKctors: tH-ilevrd,to nave been secreted forty years .[■ i.m and burgeon. D. W. Reynold*. W. H. Powers, .-.x-. • Ml'-hLesson III. Jobs Appeal to God (Job to '«!«•• Unit s .s.o-*.i|»artljn, the best blood pur. • ri.Ird dhv or night. Of D. G. Robinson, R. B. Messer. MuiiHias voted to Imi’d herself a public xxiii. 1-10). Golden Text (John xill, 7), ' in‘ * and,rtretHtiti hudder. It exp-)s all tain "What I do thou know«t nut nn«: <•» wrofiila: mIl rfftun »i.<| all other liunior*, John Carrelb. ’ Chester Messer. lh?a *«'• ««‘h** Mjne time i-uild. up the whole »ysbuilding, only 27 votes being cast against Bh.ut know hereafter. A central thought , itiu and give* i erve and sirviigth. a proposition. Is in verw 10: “He knoweth the wav that I Han the only savings department In In Barry y>it law. Fills may b»« had by mall for 25c, of C A gang of , six tried to enter several take. When He hath tried me. I shill coma I. Hood's County and pays 4 per cent intereat on all time Hastings. Mich, H x>«l £ Co.. Lowell, Mass. deposit*. Vicksburg stores and were unsuccessful forth aa gold." A true believer is God's i urs of the state. Col­ Cor. 48th and ST. LAWRENCE AVE, workmanship, created in Christ .lewis unto In their attempts. The night watch found . . Offloe, 88-85 Adamu Street.... them, but they left town before he could gexjd works which (rod hath before pre­ CHICAGO, ILL. pared for os to walk in (Eph. ii. 10). , , arrest them. •. !'. LATHROP, POWERS BROS. Proprietors. Lesson IV.—Job’s Confession and Kca ' Aet on a new patodpto-. ailiie Physicians and An unknown mat, about 35 years of toration (Job xlli, 1-10). Golden Text (Jaa. . Flrat-claM Accommodations to World’s.. age threw himself in front of a G. R. A 1 v, 11), "Ye have heard of lhe patience of . . Fair Visitors ut| country promptly 50 passenger train near Martin Saturday. Job and have seen the end of the Lord; । EI.KGANT NKW SCILODTO DKSIHABLB I.OCATI0N TBHMS REASOMABIJt. He was instantly killed. The man had a that the Lord is very pitiful and of tender I torpid Correspondence Solicited. Address ah Com­ smooth face, grey eyes and. wore a dark mercy." We now see a man who has been Dtlroit munications to Tho CHAUTAUQUA; coat and vest, black shirt and light pants. through tbe fire come forth as gold. Hi* ■ i’liysiclati and Surgeon, 82-86 Adams St. ill On his arm a cross wa» tattooed, and the eyes orc no longer on himself, as in chapter C. W. POWERS. Corresponding Secretary. letters -E. C.” were worked in bls coat ED, but thia h his testimony to tho Lord," Grail Kapls. -,. cue clock of depot lining. . “Mino eye neeth Thee, wherefore I abhor myself. ” To deny self and follow Jesus, H. BARBER Peter French, a Grand Ledge man fool­ to lire tn the power of “not I, but Christ" in the west abro -le an? and Surgeons. ishly tried to see how near he could row to (Math. xvL 24; Gal. ii, 20), is to manifest lut-’.y ♦•vrrythlnd ---- AND---->r i-j.»nty responded to with the dnm. and was carried over drown­ something of.the resurrection life that t Wr.tef<>rprices ing him A young lady in the boat with looks for the kingdom. Such a one can 1 him tl <atrd towards the shore however and pray even for friends IBte Job’s (verse 10) and for enemies (Luke xxiii, 34; Acts vii, 60). [ and Kral Estate Office^ Lesson V.—Wisdom s Warning (PYov. i, ... ..-k.HrisilUK't. SCHOOL COLUMN20-33). GoldeqJText (Heb. xii. 25), "See :>al Em sir Ken! Estatf jn. General conrevasolng. that ye refuse not him that apeaketh." This *<•1 o! Abstract Rooks, com Apt! the next four lessons ore in tbe book of ’’b- in-tltute fui the county will b«- li«-ht ProvcMM aud are suggest!vo of the tnaniduring the Him work Juno dStli. (rotation in tho (Liily life of whobeginning is Tfidiffr should note the date in making "The Windom of God" (I Cor. i, 24). Ln u e«>t.trn«-t for the fall term. N m- ran thia section Wisdom cries unto tho aimpb ‘ _aff-.nl t«i uibi till* tue.itH of Improvement. ones who are being led lutrpy tho! they Mr. W. a. Ferih hnx been secured attain may turn and receive His spirit and thus Gives ?U the news of Town. County and State, and as much National t<> c ■nduct !!»•• Institute, and he will be dwell safely and be quiet from fear of criL Lesson VI.—The Value of Wisdom (Prov. I W tu:-i. guarantee to permanently cure all news as any other paper o^its class. as-d-ded b> Sup’t. IlvQiis, of Inula, ami kli d> of Ruptureef both sexes. No pain; no 111,11-34). Golden Text (Prov. iii, 5). “ Trust Mi'S Sab-rl—. «ri Grand Kapils. Mr. oi'cnitu-n; no detention from buslne**. For B'-tuln litf* li.vj ntany years experi-iicc io in tho Lord with all thy heart and lean not • lull intoniintinn an«l Illustrated pamphlet con­ (free), address .nd Mos unto thine own understanding.” Here, a* taining Michigan relmoies Bn II \V. Mtmit. in lesson ii, we learn thnt only by loving ' or THEO. E MILLER CO., tO2. IM. 1 <1 Mlhchastisement can we learn wisdom. So ein­ ’.gun .tw.. l>etroli. Mlcb .it Law you u.ivc the ituu* you incut to construct ful are we and ro loving is our Heavenly ' Father that Ho apenketh even by chasten- , ' ._. Dr. Curler’s. ’ Kidney A Backache Tea t!ic- In-titute. tinw come ‘ rt I ni-in wl<K*lt. H-V'Uhgs.i of valuable -herbs S«» l>>ng t|w makers of our arithmetics- Imc If only U« may “re u. from the pH ,... - compound ... s that i,- .-nurt*ot the state. (Job xxxlil, 18, 19, 22, 30) and make us par­ stimulate the Kidneys to action, clearing takers of Bis holiness (Heb. xii, 10). Like ■ - . ■ -. ' teachers’ must giv-, pupils iira-h t'»« pHsagM between the kidneys Isa NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news children, we are apt to take gilt for gold, i. ituirnry at 1j»w, of the United.States and the world. It gives the events of foreign • r. 1-r .1. <. Ifnodvear & Co.’j; ttore.) ail. i. <u । • mieiit. MirsLottie budtl>. but our Faths* would have us posses* tree and bladder, which become stopped up -• u al) :ourt«ofthe Scale. Collections riches. The world would have us believe It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY and cause settlings like brick dust, ami If lands in a nutshell. twh.-r In No.,5. Aasyrln, Ims a plan that . -lining to. that her ways arc the only happy ones, CIRCLE” and “OUR .YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ M-rins very t xcvEcnt. On large entds me while the truth Is thnt it is only wisdom's not removed will lead to Dropsy, Diabetes. ’. . I iMMKUMAN. Hoiii'tpnthlc Phy­ plitenl Heveral’problems illustrating ri'.e CIETY ” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. ways tint ore ways of pleasantness and her or Bright's Disease. Il regulates the four . ... :.in n'ld Surgron. . '|1kitl--u’«ir topic under dlscnsslnn. On the paths peace (verse 17). Every possible at- important organs of the body, the storu- Its general politick news, editoralsand discussions are comprehensive, ■ ■ Lathrop's drug • op|KMlte sld’- Is placed u model soluliea 0 traction, and all real, is set before us In wi> t-i.hi.-vs and Imw.-ln Keen brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no dom that we oak ami receive(iv, 7; Jaa. i, 8). “rh’ l,vcr’ »’*» ,M,W‘ls- K’ lP ■ \1.'KM’.Vt’K ANDCOLLtCT- one of the proilctu-*. The card-* are Uien Rs “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized distributed ami th- p tpilt are expected to i Lesson VII.—Fruits of Wisdom (Prov. ( them healtliy you need never fear dis- superior in the country. J iNG OFFICE OF have the prol/lenis solved when the da** xii, 1-15). Golden Text (Prov. xi, 30), “The ' ease. authority in all parts of the land. Price 40 cents a package. , i’Ai.MKKToN .fc Smith. meet. Muzfi interest is taken in lids work. fruit of the rightcOT, 1. a tree of Wo. acd Kidney .tllackaclre Ten will cure . \Toodlan<l, M<ch. Considerable Interest has l»-en mani­ ■>.« •lek. tired to!ln, rel.h a ba.l U.t- lit I - . -n. J. M. Smith. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal fested in the eighth1 grade examlnxtloiH re­ > ittV '; iJustice of the Peace. cently held and the uumlier that will com­ and “THE BANNER" for one year the wise and the foolish, the righteous and the m >uth in-irning-i. plete the course and receive diplomas i- the wicked, reminding us of the Saviour’s ; Carter’s Kidney A Backache Ten will cure n-arly or quite fifty percent greater than “lh°'^^’l-^“ XSe™ ba-tol-elr.-. renftlpalto.. dlrtln--,.. ,nd last year. Cone-ruing some things brought out by th-s- examinations, some­ in the garden of Eden did not think cncragh ' paid In the back. thing will lie said hereafter. Many of the of the tree of life to prefer it to that of tbo Carter’s Kidney <fc Backache Ten puri­ • ClKCULaTION • schools will have graduating -xerclses at knowledge of good and evil, and their <i. • fies the blood, and regulates- the bowels. 75 quires. which an interesting time will doubtless BCendantM luive inherited their failings and 1 !iL iveekj Carter’.- Kidney & Backache Tea is a sure are nil foolish by nature. We must be born be had. Subscriptions may begin at any time. District no. 1. Barry, had.graduating ex­ from abgve bv receiving Him who is tbe ’ and positive cure fnr backache ami inJR...i-’-r. changes for advertisements ercises and a general good tItoe on the wisdom o?"tioa. “ | tin mat ion of the kldnevs and bladder. Address all orders to ;--arh tliik office Tuesdays at latest to bank- o. Fine Lake on Sat irdiy, June 24. rf LESSON VIII. - Agninst Intemperance Spltl only l>y W. H. Goodyear. • -ii in the issue of the week (■I^ov. xxiiL 29-35). Golden Text (Prov. I ’ Flora MeC.dluir, teacher. No. 7. Assyria graduates four pupil*. xx, 1). “Wine is a mocker, strong drink la , Exercises will be held In the church ad­ raging, and whosoever i* deceived thereby ' ■ • .! tL.i- mil menials in behalf of joining the scnool-house. on the evening of is net wise." In contrast to being filled 1 • i:.t' They ar-thoroughly rewith wine, the believer ia commanded June 30. Addle Ritchie, teacher. • ‘>f yotir enuflfence. . At Coats Grove, graduating exercises tilled with tbo Spirit (Eph. v, 18), awl thtfa will'be held Saturday evening. July I. be filled with songs of rejoicing Instead of 1 . • . tin lunpment of the Michigan the noisy and vain song of tbo drunkard. ; a • : :• l tw held al Chicago from Win R. Vester, teacher. Lesson IX.-The Excellent Woman • n. i .th. satisfactory arrange­ (Prov. xxxf, 10-31). Golden Text (Prov. ; There is more Catarrh in this section of xxxi. SO), “Favor bt deceitful, and beauty | ' i ; - • ><•<:; made in regard to trans­ the country than all other dlseaws put to- is vain, but a woman that feareth the Lord I : :. ml accommodations. \ I'iC.Je t-ays: It Is staled that gnther, and until the last few years was the shall lx< praised." Instead of behold- . Will co-nnletelv destroy the desire for TOBACCO in from j to < days. Perfectly harmless; cause no HlS?«Sm.yWren In a cap of Ua or coffre without tb.Y.owledga of th. patient, who will X *up|*oseil to I* Incurable. For a great Ing hero merely the perfect woman, wif■i■ ’ . r> are feeding wheat to their many years doctors pronounced it a local and mother, wo considered her aa suggtst- .• •< worth only a cent a pound. disease, and pnscrllnd l<ical remedies, ivc of tho true church, the bride of Christ, ; tl.^V ♦ ■< . ;iri-<-, with the present quota­ and by constantly failing with local treat- as to her personal standing and character. । : i i-'-rk, it will make more money ment,-prounuherd it incurable. Science snd then her relation to her Husband, to i ■: ’. •. ’..-■lu-r turned into bacon. has proven II to be a constitutional dis­ her bousebold and to the poor and newly. | Leoson X—Reverence and Fidelity I ’.I■ nf this locality are now ease. and, therefore, requires conitltutionInT.ni— bSu.uwho H... t>«. SJS. . nlElBTrom :• ’.I..’ i ..-ver turning tbeir attention to ■Itnatmint. Hali*a Catarrh Cure, manu­ •EccL r, 1-12X QoWcn Text (Rom. xii, cured by lhe use of our TABLETS. Xlk persons who H1LL-B TABLETS ... to »l. b, Jn.nl.u .i jl.il havebaoncur• ' > 1 I- ;’-. The .Indication* are that factured by F. G-Cheney & O', lolcdo, 11). “Not slothful tn liusinffi*, fervent in .ptrit, serving the Lord." Two . 1 “ !°?^7 iarje!;. - . rcased acreage over any pre­ Ohio, is lhe only cynstUutjonai cure <«n : jc:n is being planted this season. market. It-la taEen Internally in doses been given im from this wonderful book, PtoHr. .nd wbrtber T.bto. T10ICT0 ’ ■• * i anil, tha’.-one year with another fropi to-dn»i« to a tetopodnral. it w with it* description of things as seen uodw U.toToS-re.MoqJ.ton.Uqn.r lULli. ’ • .!• a crop wheat, and far more directly on the 1»I<mk1 and mucous surfaces the ran. There fa nothing very comforting ■t‘-tna!ii-. The crop of late years have of lhe system. They off-r one hundred Th a OntoCmmeAV Co: i.’ht ■ n an average from 81.25 to 81.70 dollar* for any '•aw It fails to cure. Send io right and not to do wrong with the 1 *■ ' f Dt*«Sra:-I hare been n^rijr roor • ! * ‘ '. fully double the price of wheat. for circulars ami ‘^'njoidals. Add«**"- tbouriit of a just God ever before you. core for t« bacro habit, aud found it would we r.EAHASTIt * cure inu hitu« ..... ---- .-------F. G. CHENEY .t CO. TOLEDO. O. Neither is there anything etilser. tlgation as to our responsibility and the merit* of our of the riches* nd noverty problem, but thro worth pf the Hrongett chewing tobacco a day, T “ b D0 NOT BE DECEIVED Into mirth »*&dd by Druggists, 76 c. nd from one to Sue cigarr; or I would amoke is real rert o» soul in seeing Jaras as the end inr any of the various noatroms that aj® being of^he law ror righteousn« to every one OUR COUNTY smoked for twenty-five year*, and two package offered for ante. Ask foe HILL'S TAB­ r Tablet* cured me so 1 have no desire fnr.it. LETS and take no other. that bclieveth. . , B. M. JAYLORD, Leslie. Mlciu L»»» XL—Tbs c™wr araratawl Manufactured only by v'4vhviile will not celebrate the fourth. In one of th. bigb too«b rsuumnu ta (EccL xii, 1-7. 18.14X Golden Text (EccL ----- THE----i'll--econd set of engines at the pump ■ UNTO W.RBNILAV vol . .. ... WlUUm, court, otherwto known u Ulc tlj i). •‘Remember now thy creator in the j'j'--- it Nashville do not come up to the Gxmtlzmxx:—borne time ago I sent for |t.oo worth of ymtr klto. there b • -alto who thinks the thy youth." Tablet* for Tobacco Habit. I receiv«d them all right and, although teip.Hifd test. Nashville people are geipolice are not as hard hearted a art ol pule M the time when we are apt to seek our : was both a heavy amoker and chewer, they did the work in laaa than fin.' •< : and- will no doabt cancel the own pleasure and forget God. but we are tic secrartu aa wme people would base Bl, 53 AID U SHU SUCK, MATlIBwZ JoilNSOS, r. O. Be. ,, jomract.. L him believe. Not long a«o on. ol the mm'nded that old age will como when we LIMA. OHIO. I ihiritig the electrical thunder shower at habitus ot tbe alley took a at and waa re­ PARTICULARS Tna O hio Cdkkul Cot Na-uviltc last Thursday the store of E. L. moved to Station 3 to treatment The « hs>“ built; wa* struck by lightning. It passing waiter waa triUng about th. Inddent, and □nr ronth. Our eyes t urn to Him who w a of liquor, and through a tycLgman finished Hl* work ®“ nrtxnt drinker, but after s enrtomer aak«l hint what would b.Jot. •!'»wu th- eliltimev to the collar. ‘ riu, the utitatuunte at the police H|tloo. I- Waters, of Hastings, was In town »ho ottm o. ewnoU rootb Wwowlllooi The welter misunderstood the qu»tlon. Yoon truly. j4-t Friday hi^<1 mad- arrangemants with MRS. HELEN MORRiEON. end replied that the man waa not mveetto J’l'1 Yurger to buy. wool this season. for taking the flt, but wee OT1, carried to »“■ iFli'i- r'ieeiM>ri is sure of two buyers and the stariOT that he’mlgbt be attended^ a UL 1-131- Gold™ T'^* AHA'SlZPto the proHpocls are that there will be more ohTridan. The customer remarked tost a ihaU bo Mine, oalth the Lord of Hoste, m lauicts, anu without I'uyera ln.the field.—Freeport Herald. CtwaaOT. of the few thing, thri w. l. Lotegay. I While fishing, the first Of the week, C. .uco—full, token without tto ottodbUI M. Dietrich and M. M. Hodge were sur- party being arrested.—Boston Herald. ▲ddreea all Orders to pised-fo find that a greedy perch bad tak-hnllnsr* UatO tufl LOTU, *»u w ucm —~ Prsrttesl Utels Msclrinre. '■* both their books, which were firmly ri*«n Christ shall be accepted ae her long Mnttea this paper.) 61, M aad U Opor^ Block. LMA, OMKX Machines have bein invented for making fastened in its mouth. Just thluk of It, rt*t.n an the mare ea. as vre a fish story without a large sized yarn In cull boxes, •harpcnlng regard to its site, but these gentlemen are for cutting beml * ways hofiest on the fish question.—Mid­ dleville Sun. In The Market UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS! J. MILLARD, IN ESS CARDS. W. H. GOODYEAR. Hastings City Bank, CHAUTAUQUA APARTMENT BUlLblNQ nun turn mu h ar*^ "stars Cures Constipation WVREID__ GLASS TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJFAPER The Leading Republican Family Paper of lb: tod Swiss ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10 A. Your Home would be incomplete without it. 3 The New York Weekly Tribune In of FOR ONLY $1.10, QrtStl IN rtbY/lNCE. LOCAL MEWS. “N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1.00. We furnish both papers for ly nt he en en uy >Ie en - - $1.10 xt HiLLts sra,. DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF COLD TADLETS ^,<x. in on fra rar jot iBiuTKEliNESS°aiS' MORPHINE HABIT «r on an ler >tb nd Hil' S hn dd. OHIO CHEMICAL CO, ble and the tub­ hat ply; o»to y FREE. ink sra-srsgSSa Itiry the rriff hl- TA8' ETS RE1ME1MBE1R tne ST , THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., — �covering this tower to be presented with, a all the sights. Some of tbe most Interest­ box of this fruit. California also bad a ing exhibits are In the southern portion of section of a redwood tree in. which is a the grounds. South of the Administra­ wide winding stairway. It Is always re­ tion building Is Machinery hall, 848x492 Thursday, June 22, 1893viving to visit this building when tired pt fL and in It the person Interested iu machinery can find enough to keep him sight seeing. (Continuednert treck.) for a long whUp, there being every machinery imaginable on exhlblTEE HASTINGS. MICH., POSTOFFICS, >ver 11,000,000 pounds of structur­ THE ESTABLISHED GRADE. AUGUST 14. MT®* al steel and about 11,000,000 feet of lum­ ber were used In the construction of this mammoth building. Tbe Bannxb desires to be recorded Just'east of the machinery hall and across a lagoon is the Agricultural build­ as unequivocally In favor of an establish­ ing 500x800 feet, and In which every pro­ ed grade for our city’s streets. But we duct ot the soil can be sden. On either believe the largo majority of the tax pay­ To Registers of Deeds. ers who view the work done on Market Sir—Your attention h hereby called to side of the main entrances of this build­ street, in the 4th ward, will not favor the Ing are mammoth Corinthian pillars 50 ft. of Section 135. Act .No. 206. -Public Acts high and 5 fL In diameter. Tho main en­ city grade as at present established. We 1823. which has- taken effect, and is trance leads into a vestibule In which call attention to these objections to the statuary has been placed illustrative grade, which we urge upon the attention follows: the city council. , nn Section 135. When any deed. land con­ of the agricultural industry. East of the of (1) It will have cost the city $500.00 Agricultural building on a little rock tract pl*t ot any town site, village, or ad­ bound island, connected by the mainland at least more to put Market street upon dition to any town site, village plat or by a bridge, is a little building that do tbe established grade than It would for city, or other instrument for tile convey­ visitor to the warld’s fair can afford to one to conform to “the lay of the "tand, and one too that would have been good ance of title to any real estate, is present- miss if he is a lover of relics and things handed down to us from the past This enough for all tbe travel that ever goes j ed,to the register of deeds of any county little building Is tbe convent of LaRablda over that strceL In this State for record or filing in his of­ with which Columbus was Intimately con­ (2) Each grade like that on Market fice, he shall require of tbe person pre­ nected. The building Is a peculiar look­ SL makes almost imperative the grading renting tbe same a certificate from tbe ing one from tho outside, and a peculiarly of other streets, at great expense also. (3) It will cost property owners along constructed oue on tbe Inside. In tho in­ Auditor General, or from the county terior ot this convent below is a court, off Market street to properly grade their treasurer of the county, whether there from whtch are little rooms. • There are property up or down to tbe established are any tax Hens or titles held by the two flights of stairs reaching the second city grade more than twice as much as it ’ State, or any Individual, against such story, which take one into long low cor­ cost the city to grade the street. (4) Nature did much for this city iu ridors, off from which open many small i. piece or description of land sought to be rooms. After reaching tbe second story making Its three .natural terraces, rising conveyed by such Instrument, and that all and going in and out of the many rooms from the river. It seems to us that nn taxes due thereon have been paid for the connected .with the corridors, it Is often a streets which are not the main travelled roads from the country into the city. It ; five years proceeding to the date of such puzzle to get down again without the as­ sistance of a guard. As may be Imagined would be far better to conform to “the instrument; and in default of the presen­ this whole building is filled with curiosi­ lay of the land” as far as possible, rather tation of such certificate he shall not re­ ties and relics pertaining to Columbus. than run railroad grades through these cord the same until such certificate is se­ Also there are some ancient and valuable streets, and spoil the natural beauty of cured and presented. Tho register of paintings loaned by the Pope. There are tbe city, and impose a great burden upon maps, letters, charts, and innumerable tax pgyers to build the streets, and upon deeds-sball note the fact upon said deed thingy that Columbus made. On the first lot owners, to grade their lots. We think that such certificate has or has not been floor Is a rudely constructed anchor 8 or 10 beauty, economy and wise regard for lhe presented to him when such Instrument feet long which Is supposed to have been city demand grades conforming»to the natural order of things, not an arbitrary is presented for record, and In case the used on his flag ship, the “Sant* Marla”, which was wrecked off the coast of llayti levelling of the earth iu the city limits to person presenting such Instrument shall where this anchor was found. There are meet an engineer's Ideal of roadmak­ refuse to procure such certificate, he shall letters from Ferdinand and Isabella, but ing. The Baxxxr says all this in no unkind endorse that fact upon said Instrument, as Ferd didn’t write very good English we didn’t stop to read them. There are doors spirit of criticism of those members of the ever his official signature, and shall refuse from tho house in which Columbus lived; council who favor putting all streets In to receive and record tliesame: ProgMed, an old bell the first one rung in America; the city oa the grade now established. We That the provisions of this section shall plus; needles; old iron canons that would­ state what we feel to be a jusL reasonable uot apply to tho filing of any town or vil­ n’t make a decent load for the monstrous view of the situation. guns made to-day; a stone pile which Is all i • We do not favor such railroad cuts and lage plat for the purpose of Incorporation, that is left to tell of the settlement of Co­ fills as that on Market street And there in so far as the land therein embraced is lumbus In America. But the Mecca of all are a score or more of streets in this city included tn a plat already filed io the of­ visitors to this building is up stairs In a that would cost as much or more to grade. fice of the register of deeds, or in so far little room in the west part of the building. Imposing greater burdens than in this There In a little packet In a lead casket case, in some Instances, upon lot owners, as the description of lands therein is.not 18x9 Inches is said to be the ashes of Co­ or leave their .houses upon unsightly Changed by such plat, nor to the filing of a lumbus. A curious crowd'can always be bills or surrounded by unsightly fills. |copy of any town, village or city plat in seen In this room, but they are restrained There la little travel over these side case the original plat filed ln^ tbe office of from putting their hands upon the object street*. Therefore we think this great of their right by a rope being stretched expense the city and property owners such register of deeds has been lest or de­ across this room several feet. In front of unnecessary. A compromise grade, con­ stroyed, nor to any sheriff or commission­ the casket, and by the presence of a big forming to the lay of the land, with mod­ er’s deed executed for the sale of lands Columbian guard. " While tbe leaden cas­ erate cuts and fills, It seems to us would under any proceeding in law. or by virtue ket is probably the one that contained the meet all the conditions required of th?se bones of Columbus before they were con­ streets as public highways, and not com­ of any decree of any of the courts of this verted to ashes, yet there is no certainty pel extensive euts or fills on adjacent lots State, or any deed of trust by any asbignec, that it holds the genuine ashes ot Colum­ tn order to meet tbe grade. executor or corporation executed pursuant bus. That mysterious little package may We call attention to lhe further fact io any law of this State. A violation of contain garden seeds for all that we know, that in many instances the people living but it satisfies the people just as well ns on these streets are not able to make the the provisions of this section by anv, reg­ if Columbus himself had certified as to fills or cuts on their property to meet the ister of deeds shall be deemed a/misde- their gcuuincss. But despite lhe air of grade. If there were necessity for this tneanorand, upon conviction thereof, he uncertainty surrounding the identity of the railroad grading on side streets it would shall be fined not to exceed one hundred little ash pile a certain sight seer tried to be a proper view of the situation to say steal the casket and all, and ouly dropped thatthe Individual must sacrifice for the dollars, and! he shall further be liable to his precious burden after an exciting race ■ public good. Hut where is the necessity the grantee of any Instrument so recorded with a Columbian guard, the would-be for such work iu a little city like ours? for the amount ot damages sustained, to thief escaping in a crowd! and especially when, as we believe, this South of Uie Convent is tbe German kind of grading spoils the beauty that be recovered iu an action for debt In any building In whtch is the great Krupp gun. nature gave our beautiful little city. iourt of this State. . This building was not completed, but On the main highways leading into the Very respectfully, the courtesy of a guard allowed us to see city we feel that untie should complain the inonstrooji German gun. which Is 48 over the expense to the city or Individuals Stanley W. Tuhxeil Auditor General. feet long, weighs 280,000’ pounds and of putting such streets on the easiest pos­ fires a projectile, welgulng over 2,500 sible grades for travel and for carrying pounds. The exhibits in this building loads. We would say public necessity were not in shape, but no one should miss demanded that to be done. We think nd seeing lhe tig gun. South and west from Such reason can be urged for railroad The Atlanta Constitution, which has the Germin'building Is the Indian Mission grades ou side streets. lieen the most pronnuaced free trade jour­ and lhe huts of Alaskan Indians before Tbe only reason we think can be urged ’s tul of the Eastern South, is to be congrat- which are large wooden columns with hor­ for the kind of work done on Market rible looklug faces carved upon the out­ street is that it conforms to the establish­ ■ ulated npon Its sudden discovery of the side. South ot this is a reproduction of ed grade. In this' Instance, and with desirability of encouraging manufacturers the caves of the Cliff Dwellers of Colo­ dozens of other streets, we think this as well as its discovery of the marvelous rado. together with a large amount of grade would he fnr more honored “In the their pottery, implements of warfare and -breach than In the observance.” We ’ be­ growth of prosperity which has been goother-things used by them. One feels tag on under its own eyes and under the well satisfied to pay the 25 cents admis­ lieve our city council should not give up tho idea of an established grade; but Republican policy of protection. Instead sion charged. The Cliff Dwellers are an should get one that would better conform of publishing diatribes against tbe tariff extinct race, and it is supposed that they to the natural "lay of the land," aud to lived from 2000 to 4000 years ago. in the lhe pocket-books ot the tax payers. and praising, free trade as glorious because “stone age.” as nothing in the. nature of We have statpd fully and frankly our it Is British, this prominent journal metal has ever been found in the tulns of views. We shall be pleased to publish bow declares in n leading editorial that their habitations. They lived In the can­ 3ny reasonable communication the friends ’'‘manufacturing is destined to be Atlanta's yons of southern Colorado and in New f the present established grade may hand Mexico, making their homes all the way * ' leading interest for all time to come.” In­ from 400 to 1500 ft. below the surface In. We want lx>th sides to have a fair stead of clamoring for free raw material where water had made deep recesses in representation In our columns. the Constitution proclaims, with the air the sides of the canyon. In these recesses ofliavlng made a surprising discovery, they built vast stone houses, some of them No Name and residence. being ten stories high. They, reached ■ “The raw materials in every line of In­ their homes by coming down through -. l John Shale. Assyria Hames. E iton Co. dustry are at our very doors." Instead crevices in tho rock from above by means, 7‘ ,‘ II Levina Bert M«wJ. citv ot railing at a policy nnder which tbe en­ of long ladders and ropes, which they 1 Mary Varney. Castleton 7. J Feter Bass. CaMleton would carry below with them, as they tire country has made stupendous strides 7< i Rattle Guutrip were always at war with one another. since tbe civil war it points to an. increase They tilled tbo soli to-a certain extent of population from 10,000 in 1885 to 125.­ They were a race of white people, not un­ 78 ■ Bristol, Johnstown lAltaBeath. ’• 000 of ta-day, and with praiseworthy and unlike Americans of to-day in helghL They must have attained some degree of candid pride It adds: intelligence as can be seen by viewing “Our factories and mills are rapidly In­ the models of their homes and the various creasing in number. In 1880 we had 190 implements used. In one room iu this ipanufaeturlng establishments, and in 1891 cave Is an exhibit of about 200 skulls and we had 033, with over 810,000,000 capital, skeletons taken from the ruins, in various stages af decay, the climate of Colorado employing 15,208 hands, turning out an being very favorable tor tbelLpreservatloq annual product valued at $83,012,000.” the air being so dry and pure. One very noticeable feature of tbe appearance ot Atlanta is making a strenuous effort to attract capital and manufacturers from tbe their skulls Is that they are flat on the p North. Its’ambition Is commendable, and back part- Tbe forehead seems well de­ veloped, but beginning about half way ft It* exultation over its own growth and Its back on the crowu of th-i head, the That the New Moon Tea is the I possession of cotton factories, cottonseed back portion seems to have been cut off at I oil, mills, carriage factories, iron plants, an angle of about 45 degrees leaving a best in the market for the money? I • furniture factories aud other Industrie* U broad flat surface. In the south part of the grounds also Is ■ I natural. tie stock exhibit which attracts a great The Constitution'll to be congratulated deal of attention. Tbe buildings provid­ ed are sheds which cover 40 acres of I npoa Ito discoreriM, but .after they have ground; a large pavilion with show ring been made will it Insist upon that portion and amphitheater, and other buildings for r of the democratic platform, adopted at special exhibits. This takes ail there Is ot importance at Chicago, that declares protection to Amer­ tbe extreme south end.of th • grounds, and . lean industries unconstitutional? by this time we have become thoroughly tired of looking at things that were proba­ 1 If Grover only had the surplus back, bly made before the time ot Moves, and I against which he hurled such ponderous things tint were Used in the first settle­ j, sentences in 1887, be would probably con­ ments in this oonntry that are extremely intereetlug. From here it Is a welcome sent to remain silent in the future. relieftogoto the Uortleultural building where fruits and flowers of every name The policy of civil service reform seems and description greet you on every hand. Jo be the policy of removing every repub* This building is 250x998 feet having a That SPARY PHILLIPS keeps floor area of fljg acre*. Under the dome [lean office holder who forgets to resign. in this building rises a miniature moun­ the very best groceries that money tain covered with tree fems, palms, foli­ age and flowers, wltii a-realistic cascade can buy, and that he makes a specTHE WORLD'S PAUL. of water tumbling dowa aver the rocks, l iiereis also a reprpgucttou of ‘Crystal ialtyof canned goods? Large as­ Building* and Exhibit*. care at beadwood. South Dakota; on im­ The victor at the fair must not think mense tower covered with oranges, the tot by going u far south on the grounds one guessing the nearest to the number sortment and always fresh. Administration building be wtii we PICTURES ENLARGED.,—- Hastings Banner. THE ’ KALAMAZOO TELEGRAPH IS EDITORIAL NOTES. Do You Know One of the best papers in Michigan. The Weekly Telegraph can be had for 75 cents per year by calling at this office. 1 In Crayon, India Ink. Pastel, and Water Colors. I have some bargains and will do your work cheaper than you can get it done in Grand Rapids studios. Satisfaction guar­ anteed and NO ADVANCE PATH ENT required. Will visit Middleville, Nashville and other points m the county. Samples can can be seen in Ladies parlor in American House, Hastings. > NEW CROP ZEB. ZMZ. IVEATKT. OFTEN Will arrive this week of the W. J. G. Brand. Will be better tea for 50 cents than you have had before. Give it a trial if you want good tea. We are stocked brim full with crockery arid glassware and we are unpacking 1 dozen Chamber Sets. NEW PATTERNS. We are making good prices on Crockery and Glassware to keep trade lively. We can suit you if you want any­ thing in this line. Strawberries this week will be plenty and nice. Leave us your canning orders. Kennedy Co’s, vanilla wafers 20c lb “ Long Branch15 “ Ocean Spray 15 “ Oat Meal Wafers ................... 15c lb • Grahan wafers 15 Rival Biscuit.......................... xo These Are A No. 1 flams & YaiiArmaii. Portable or Brick set of different sizes, prices and patterns. Estimates furnished for heating and ventilating buildings of every description. GOODYEAR BROTHERS, ■ DOINGS < Hardware and Implement Dealers. Contract­ ors for Plumbing and Heating. Do not suffer with thick corsets when you can gel a cool- one for 48c at the Racket. Those $1.50 dongola ladles shoes makes them all take back seats they say, I steal them no matter you can have them at the Racket. We have sold 47 pairs of the ladles dongola oxford tie walking shoe for 75c and 85c. We still have over 100 pairs left ytt. You cannot match them for less than 81.25, at the Racket. We never sold so much kitchen tin ware as we do now for the reason no one can or will match our prices and we have the largest stock to select from at the Racket Garwooda Perfumes are the best for 40c per ounce at the Racket We have a good perfume for 30c P«r ounce at the Racket THE HASTINGS MARKET Constantly keeps on hand a fine line of FRESH AND SALT MEATS Which will always be for sale at the LOWEST MARKET The best ladles shoe dressing sold in Michigan at the Racket. ai tne xtacxet PRICE. NEW CUSTOMERS INVITED. PLEASE GIVE US A CALL. F. P. WILCOX, Proprietor. Lawn tennis shoes for 45c, 48c and 50c at lhe Racket .. Well, we lay them all out at tbe Racket. ‘ ED. SCHUMANN, Clerk. for lOe D*“|J p,tote'1 ,or «« Lot* of those 85c ladles trimmed hat* now on Mie at the Racket Between Racket e,Ctte Bh,rta f°r ID*D 25c at tbe !UU1K You will be surprised at the price of ladles gauze underwear at the Racket ptSr’°”rm*rk" Thb Racket. ' you aa-ve time you save money. You can save a vast IFamount of time if you are look­ ° “|1 <*bCT» *** 35, 40, so, 85 and 75c at tbe Racket Umbrella, u |ov „ jo, nl from Me to »l.J5 it tbe IUcit« ' * ing for Bewembee we «re cloeltu om oor .lock ?be S7 "wnlloM ot eou ,t We can knock out the old hundred oer wntor on ladles oxford shoe, and g?S them from 25 to 75c per pair at the Rack- THE RACKET or any kind of building mater, ial, by coming directly to us not only that, you will save money by buying of uh. We are posted in onr business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sen cheaply «nd yet get a living. �. Thur: June 22, 1893. A special bicycle race Is Iwlng talked of for. Saturday. If the event coures off k will prove mu attraction. : CGOK. Lot*' Editor: We have-the finest line of neckwear In the city. See It and be convinced. Bajocrupt Store. w that there is a a ra !■ Havc,you seen M. D, Reed A Son’s new sign? it will pay you to find It'if you have sny work in their line to be done. .. Mr®°’ the city Seturday. Nashville, was In Frank Black and John Roberts spent Sunday at Gun lake. KW?FdfcnriistoCh;is. H. Hicks. 18 23-100 a, Potatoes per uu Rjo per bu.. 45. Tallow per lb.. Oats per bu.. 5£ Cltllorach B. Ludlow to Augelta* Brew, lot 18, bJobQ nS^to^^rnor G. WllUwu, lol 8 ■ %/uunu Mau c'vvie.j. a Millet seed pcrbu. 75. When to GRAND RAPIDS stop at TME KENT opposite UNION DEPOT. Free Baggage Transfer. New House Steam Heat and Elec trie Bella. BEACH A BOOTH. There will be a SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL Conducted at Nash rille, beginning Julywd continuing until the regular examination B August, for the benefit ot those teach and the*- teachers who wish to review studies. Cla-sswi will be organised tajl Everyone la invited to come. Give us a branches required for second and third grade call. In iMuetnent under E. Y. HOGLE’S certificates. For full particulars, addrees. STORE, Corner Main and Jefferson Sts. LUNQH SR SQUARE HEAL. The first sulkies with pneumatic tires ever seen to Hastings may be seen by those attending the races this year: They are very peculiar looking vebhks but they gel there just the same. The Brotherhood of Stationary Engin­ eers and Firemen of this city is In r very 1 flourishing condition. It lias a nice room 1 and small library. A very fine picture of ! tlie metpbers bas been taken. v'Slr. and Mrs. Norman Bailey will give a reception al their home, corner of Church and Court streets, tomorrow evening in nonorof Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bailey who were married yesterday at Goblevllle. O In Bay'city property owners are notifi­ . f rnj<hed a three storv : : > the. best residence ed to build new side walks within a cer­ limit of time and if It is not done the '• l Hicago 1 am prepared tain city orders them nmstrected of concrete . all my Hastings and charges the expeaee to the abutting .visiting the Fair. property. . near tne lake, 2 blocks The Yankee Springs’ annual school pic­ ('• ;ral Ry. and x block Mtv „„ week „„„ was the largest attended- ot nic last ........... . Il is** es'imateti that • <.:4e. half way from the any In Its history. ,a ■ nearly two thousand people were present. citv and fair grounds. Hon. M. F. .Ionian, of the speaker o! the day. • an Opportunity to sec H .' h tbe grounds'In Middleville, ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. Holes. Mrs. W. N. Chidester and Mlsfl Una Quinn returned from Allegan Monday. Mrs. Norman Bailey attended the wed­ ding of her son at Goblevllle yesterday. D. R. Cook retunfcd from Cleveland Tuesday for a short stay with his family. j/Mrs. Edward Powers and Miss Rosella Goodyear returned from Chicago Satur­ day. . Mrs. Grigsby attended the anniversary meeting of tbe Coats Grove W. C. T. U. on Tuesday. Dr. J. C. Lampman and family leave for Chicago to-morrow morning for a two weeks’ stay. > Mrs. Ella Holt, of Dansville. Wisconsin, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Williams. . Miss Nettle Hendershott and her little niece spent Sunday with J. J. Perkins and wife, of Prairieville. . n. Is vlsit-Slie leaves was , Tuesday afternoon a lone .acrobat gave a --free perform uice.” with the usual sil­ ver-offering attachment east of the Na­ tional bank. There was a good sized , er<»wd of spectators nnd the fellow really { did '•nue wry clever work. . and' set ■nm in any quantity Bakery. ;r‘prn-3 of Jok Rogers A • .J p free of charge. tiUlvers an address le graduating class have been, made up to ' jt'edaesdayj. Every race i i.ln;<|nal account of the acci\;>-!.yille s«-e the items from i::!Il!S weeks' J^sUe. [<a> i:|g out your cash for soap . :et it free of charge by i (hose new curtains of received. <,’ Ed. Powers No. 35 cigar, uue; always the best 5 cent •hoes sites from 12 •■y a Bronson have received a ’1 men’s shoes patent leather read illey toes They are neat, ill of lhe surrounding towns ■te the 4th, so Hastings people . • trouble in having a good Ce nt's genuine full stock for only 33.00. It la a Bankbitt Store. in need of h tonic and wish AHant to the taste at the irya glass of Pepslq Cherry if ti>.-<’ft*y Bakery. A. E. Renkes. H- ! ’ revived qnltean Injury at b-j« 1 ;.u inry |nst week. A stick flew ft'ijn h '.i.ur striking him on the •u'fiider nnd requiring him to quit work h».'i a $in,ri time. -• V " ,! vxMelses will be held •n th-1 pari: south ot the school house tou.!‘’rr nffrnooa Commencing at two Th-program'In full was pubusJ| <l,hi our laht Issue. y*lf' " Skinn*r has applied for a patent on k cnnb-uation ladder that he invented. J Uf iM-Jti.-r h a daudy. working by an chdr.fjM. !iy wh|ch lhe he|ghth of Uie Xrobrjii ladder |« regulated. ” -vmattw-ntyimembera of the Unlform7,?’Kni.-hti ot Pythias, from this at.y atlyii I.<.| tie funeral of General H. '• «h*tiug.». of.Grand Rapids, brigadier ! 'r,v "* n‘<! K. of p. order of Michigan. Arnone the horses that wc know of uy enter.-.! |n tbe free for all are:— « r-Fh-tcher. record 2.-23X: Fedora 2:20 t.irT' ■’ The free-for-all will n.iT v ,> ■'*a*l?rd*y and no one should ®i|« saving it. | •J- vcely a week goes by but what com’m1”* f°r Publication are received " “See without any signature. Many 2 * ,,nnte‘1 were n not for this, but inJ w'’ca,,u”t print these without knowiD< who the writer Is. time In this city fora few moments. Im­ mediately after dinner a very heavy rain storm set in accompanied by a great deal of thunder and lightning. The sky was almost constantly lighted by electric flash­ es, and the echoes of one elap of thunder would hardly die away, before it would be succeeded by another of even greater In­ tensity. One flash of the “mysterious fluid” struck the tower containing the fire bell, knocking the tower to splinters, dropping the bell through the roof of tbe engine house, and shocking everyone in the immediate vicinity more or less. On going into the engine house it was found full of smoke aud a fire alarm was given but there was uo fire. Just before the fire whistle was blown a lively run away occurred on Main street. Another stroke of lightning struck J. W. tlalfcocks' harness shop Just across the street from the engine bouse and made things lively in that place for u few moments. Lightn­ ing struck In several different places in the city and lhe wonder is that more damage wa.* not done, or some one not killed. JOHJt C. KXTCHAM. Mrs. Merrill, formerly Miss Marlon But­ ler a teacher in the public school here, is the guest of Mrs. Bob’! Dawson. Joseph Cook, of Prairieville, visited rel­ atives In the city last week. Mr*. G. II. Brooks returned home with him. * There wilt be an An Exhibition uf work done on the Singer aewlng mawhlno in G. W. E. Allego will hereafter have an G. Spaulding's shoe atu'e romtueuclug office at his home In the first ward where next Monday and continuing for ' he can be found every evening by all who weeks. Anybody having a s ngbr ma- 1 desire to consult with him in regard to chine or anyone purchasing one can Set building. He will cheerfully furnish es Instructions tree of charge. timates to all aud if you intend to build It The court bouse has been accepted and will pay you to give him a call. workmen are now cngmu-d lu putting on With the'pneumatic tired sulkies and the finishing toucLos. For its size there fleet-footed flyers to draw them, there can isn’t a better cqurt house in tbe state. be no ijyestlon but what tbe visitors to the The oh'y thing* that detract from its beauty are the | oor quality of window . races this week will see the very best glass aud the unsightly,chimneys. This, races ever witnessed In this county. Mr. ’ Cole is greatly pleased with the outlook however, may be remedied in time; and with good weather will have a very A large amlamee was present at the M. successful meeting. E. church Sdnday evening to listen to the Tuesday morning Mrs. Ella Bowen, the j Baccalaureate sermon preached by Rev. W. milliner, made an assignment to P. T. M. Puffer to this years' graduates of the Colgrove for the benefit of her creditors. high school. Rev. Puffer’s words were Tbe failure is due to the closeness of the well chosen, full of wisdom and eloquence, times, ane Mrs. Bowens’ many friends containing excellent advice to the young regret that she was compelled to take people who will soon leave school days this step and trust matters will be arrang­ behind. • ed satisfactorily with her creditors so she The elements don’t seem to be satisfied can continue her business In the city. with wlmt they have done here so far. F. P. Wilcox is gaining an enviable rep­ Tuestlayjlghtnlng struck the house of utation for the choice meats that he Is John Montgomery In the 4th ward while serving to patrons. Good meats arc rath­ the family was at dinner. It came down er hard to be obtained at this season of along the chimney and went away after the year but every one who traces at the shaking things up considerably in the Hastings Market knows that he always house. No one was Injured though it is gets the very best that It is possible to get. said that John’s head touched the celling Mr. Wilcox proposes to keep none but the In his frantic effort to jump away from the best of meats and upon the fact that he lightning. does tills he Is building up a solid reputa­ . Last Saturday evenin g while Earl Pratt, tion and ah increasing trade. Give this of Assyria, a fourteen-year-old son of market a trial and you will be pleased to Frank Pratt, was returning home from a become a steady customer. fishing trip he was caught in a thunder, The Sth grade promotion exercises storm, and during its prevalence he which have become a regular part of the was struck by lightning. He was found exercises of commencement week occurred in the road by some sheap shearers and last night at the Pres, church, and were taksn’hoine, where he returned to conscious­ greeted with a crowded house. The cla^s ness. The doctors think that he will en­ number thirty nine and those taklug port tirely recover. Ear) is a nephew of Mrs. did finely, reflecting much credit on tberhH. B. Phillips, of Nichols street, this city. salvi's and tbeir efficient teacher, Miss Ed­ Battle CreeK Moou. na Brown. Following Is the program: Song, The Old Stone MIIL During the very heavy rains of the Little Christel, Bessie Willison. past two weeks the total inability of the United In Death, Gertrude Hale. gutters on Jefferson street to carry off the How Columbus found America, Robb.e surface water has been satisfactorily de­ monstrated, several of,tbe bualnB8S places Dawson. Solo. The dally Question. □long tbe streets baVmg some nice little Driving home the cows, Blanche Cole. frog poods In their cellars a4 a jesult. Mother’s fool. Cora Fox. There should be a couple of overflows Tbe Classmates, Gertrude Abbey. placed sb that some of thia water would Mending the old flag, Albert Beastlier.. run down Coart and Center streets Into Song. Little Things. Fall Creek, and these Improvements could The earthquake prayer, Addle Booth. be made with bat little expense. Scenes from the life of Arnold: . For the beautiful court bouse, which The American flag, Johnnie Burke. has been accepted, tho people of Barry Song, Tbe Brooklet. county are greatly Indebted to Messrs. The dead letter, Beole Donovon. Fitzpatrick and Nichols, ot Lansing. KMra at the ford. Charlie Kenfield. Everything that they agreed to do they The old man goes to town, Alice Rlckei. have done In a most satisfactory manner. Solo, Till we meet again. They have slighted nothing about the _ ( Maud Anderson. building which was under tbeir charge Her Tout, j chrlstena Schumann. and to every instance have proven tbemReminscences of my school life, Carrie selvws gentleman of honor. They have Yutz. made many friends bi this city during Presentation of Diplomas. their stay who will always be glad to greet Song, Good Night. them again. Benediction. It was currently reported on the streets Thursday afternoon and evening that Hotel property in Woodland. C*ILon lightning had struck the residence of s fermer by the name of Richardson, of or address L. C, Cavanaugh, Woodland. Crrlton, during the storm, killing one Mlcb. ________________ member of bis family and a lady neighbor Attention Knighte. who was visiting there at the time, and btimlag the boose to tbe ground. The Work to 3rd rank Mondav evening h.!!?,»r bulldlnc * IrauM report was false from start to finish, and June 2fith and o^ber matters of Impor­ m^I ■? modtro ilrte. . Don't l>i how- it was started to more than we could “•'f” "III. •nythlot 'In. W. E. Alin., ascertain. Tbe barn) of George Jordan tance. *od builder, buall of tbe. was struck and banned to tbe ground. nB Bl,ty’’Jo ercblUeture and ean put Stalling a taM ot froda»500 to BOO. Mr. For sale my boose and two lots also two Jordan lives osar Mr. Richardson, and out —'«• BAILXY. lUUaVr.0.“ t,U h°m• of bto mtofortane probably grew the a ‘ce first ward evenings, .. . false report. NoahvWo, Mich M. A. GORDON, Proprietor. WE GUARANTEE YOU F1ANO5, ORQflNS SEWINQ MACHINES Ladles’ Watches, Gents’ Watches, Sous’ Watches. Latest styles. Than any other dealer in Barry Co. will give you. It will only cost Lowest prices. you a cent and may save you dollars to write Violins, Guitars and Banjos. me your wants. stock of he best strings ONLY ob ainable. A FIRST GLASS GOODS SOLD. NARCOTICH. Write to-day. Monday for Chicago. A kplendhi id horse pow'er. second band Mr*. Walter Ruckhout returns to Toledo ClRCill dTION * ■ I Nichols di Shepard Traction Engine.* all 'I . j in firxt-ciu-s । ondlllon can In: bought very this week. Her sister. Mis.* Bessie Wil­ 75 QUirCS. Cheap «t Ha>tir.gs Engine A iron Works. son will return with her to spend the sum­ , ’ . ------------------------------- j Al-ii tank, hose, pumps, threading belts of mer. for advertisements I kinds, rubber, canvas and leather. i/Mlss Ora McClintock finished a very "the^wVk ' l/Tlie Barry County Telegraph Associa- successful term of four mos. school at . ie 01 rue w K [ flon ri.pi |i|!; lu C|ty with Pleasaqt Hill, on Saturday, and is at home for her vacation. _ [ W. S. Adkins, of Morgan as president and give soap to every Louis B. Beutly secretary are starting ont Miss Alta Richards has returned from I with very favorable prospects. Twelve Hastings for tbe summer, accompanied by . -,e»-i« nt offices have already l>e n established and her little nephew who will also remain for ” *■' c“” 50,4 ! more will be added. some time.—MlddlevJle Sun. Di 18kranlc^ Hadley to Loyal E. Knappen, loU. Clt&bert Dean to Martin Bork, 20 a, »ec 15, RESTAURANT Mb Asfa. ■ C‘liJwtoa Wbeaden to Albert Goto, lot 1, bit. J’ubas.PHrtil*c£i to Wm. F. Hicks, parcel, sec SENATE and Van Arman’s L'jiJAL NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hall returned from Chicago Tuesday. S*cfiw°8?Bartrn,to Wra. and Nina Beam, 14 a, To The fftflNK E. Hmth, :s. 8. E. KENHELD, St.. OHicc city Saturday. s-abrn, IJO to 1.75. We have for three weeks given through the Banner locals In regard to Royal Garden tea. To say that it has no super­ ior for a 50c tea. is true, and but few teas of the.same price, its equal. We shall continue to keep it to stock and knowing the satisfaction it has given our customers both old and new, we thank you all for your liberal patronage In purchasing It' and other goods. Cook & Cook. Goln(j - fast as- published. • im; to buy a hammock, 3 novel or book of any ,.| see us. The large* of stationery in town, land Rapids and Chicaleiivt.-jed promptly at No delay, no missing Call and see us, we • run a News Room as •>e done. We solicit n. 1 D. NcOmber left for Chicago Tuesday. Ward Griblin, of Naahv.llc, was In the and 7, city. 82QQ. Miss Marcia Beebe, of Nashville, Is vis­ C. E...BIdlac arrived In the city last The Hastings city W. C. T. Union will night wttff a string of good horses. He iting at D. R. Cook’s. meefat Mrs. N. Bailey’s on Thursday after­ will drive to the 2:45 class and lu the freeMr. Johnson, of Middleville, was in the noon June 27th. for-all. Tbe society which was to occur thia city Monday, on business. Our city seems to be furnhhfng Its share evening at the Episcopal society rooms has Royce Barlow returned to the mining been postponed. of people to the worlds fair. A .. large school at Houghton to day. number have already been and returned Rev. A. D. Grigsby -preaches next Sun­ and every week swells tbe list of those I^Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kenaston left for day. Evening subject “A few points on Chicago yesterday morning. who attend. racing.” Consecration meeting of the Y. P. 3. C. Mrs. Franz Willison, of Eaton Rapids, krhere will be a grand 4th of July cele­ E. next Sunday evening at 6:30. bration at Streeter’s landing at Gun lake. Is In the city for a short visit Tbe Penny Gleau Mission ^tand at the M. F. Jordan will orate. There will be Mrs. R. K. Grant's sister, from Wood­ Presbyterian church next Sunday after­ various s|K>rta. good music, and fire works land Is visiting her this week. . noon at 3 o'clock. hl the evening. Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Fowler spent Sunday *^he beautiful maple trees In the court Epworth League ice cream social at M. with Dr. Honey at Kalamazoo. E. church parlors next Tuesday evening. yard are being trimmed so that a person TO GET A W. F. Hicks and Miss Belle Hlcke spent Come everybody. can hereafter see the court house from the Sunday with relatives In Middleville. street—.1 sight ibat hasn’t been very de­ An Kxcltiuc Tima. sirable in the past Thursday last there wa* a very exciting Mrs. Etta Joy. of Lake Odessa. Is visit­ vn where you can get periodical or magazine ' the world, by single ription? Where all orks and books may in: personal mention. Dou’t think of taklug In ibwraces with­ out tokit g lu a glass of ice cream soda water at the City- Bakery. Hastings Banner. C»E. INGERSON,Acest. Nashville, Mich. Mor? money is spent yearly in the Unit­ ed Stale for whiskey, tobacco and opium than would pay off the National debt. These deadly evils are working sad In­ roads upon the minds and constitutions of the best men 01 this favored* land, ^reck­ ing homes, breaking hearts, ruining and sending men and women into untimely graves and insane asylums Maty remed­ ies fpr the cure of these habits have been put on lhe market: all of which have prov­ en sorry failures, for the reason that they expect more of the patient then he is able to stand, compelling him to exercise his will power in abstaiuihg from the use of stimulants while he is taking the medicine. The absurdity of such treatment shows on Its face. For were the sufferer able to give up his habits he would have no need of med’eine. Hili'.' Cb'.hrlde of Gold Tablets is tbe only genunlne remedy made. It Is a posi­ tive guaranteed cure for the use of Liquor. Opium or Tobacco in any form, it requir­ es no will power, but allows the patient to continue his habit* until he drops them of his own volition and without the least stru&'.i. The medicine Is pleasant and contains uo harmful drugs. Where desir­ ed wives or mothers can give it In tea or coffee without its presence being detected while the usual good results will speedily folloiv. These Tablets have been, on the market for yea’nt. and thousands of testi­ monials have been furnished, telling of of thflr wonderful cures and the lives that have been blessed through their use. Ask your local druggist for Hill’s Tablets, or write to the Ohio Chemical ’Co., sole manufactory. Lima. O. E. K. FflNGOflST, The Reliable Jeweler. CARPETS CAN BE, WELL BOUGHT ....AT.... LA McCOY’S Furniture and Carpet Emporium Died. Died. Monday. Jure 1Mb. of paralysis. at herlatehome »u Rutland: Mr*. Horace Bishop. She was oorn in Plainfield Otseao Co. N. 5, Jan. 29th. |IW. aud was married Marell 4th, 1MS3Hhe was good wife and mother, a taltbfu! friend, a kind neighbor, aud wits held in great Over 200 Styles of Newest and Latest Designs POSING IN ONE, OF THE STEIN BLOCK SUITS, “Striking an attitude” because he feels so well in his new clothes—almost wants to go right away and have bis picture taken, he is so proud of himself. # You’ve seen young men frequent ly in just this buoyant frame of mind. We only wish you could know how many of them were dressed in the S. B. Co’s. Clothes R. K. MEANT �= — (®i iBrs^ PERIL CApI CHARLES KiNQ, U- S . ARMY. [Copyright. 1833, by J. a Lippincott A Co.,C and pcblisbed by special arrangement.] ^*3^^ ---------- i— t ■ NANIAS!" | disarray of the bachelor sitting-room, “Ye-os. । then whirled on Ananias. “What time ” 'is “Mr. Waring dressed?" hN<h), auh; jus’ woke up, suh; ain’t It?" "G y a h d- out o’ bed ylt" tnountin* done "The lazy vagabond! Just let me get gone, sub.” at him a minute," said tho big man, “The devil it tramping over to the doorway as though has! What do bent on invading the chamber beyond. you mean, sir, But Ananias had halted short at sight >»./ w stood there resoby allowing me■ of the Intruder, and sto to sleep on in this shameless and un- ■ lately barring the way. conscionable manner, when an indul- j *“Beg pardon, a ’lieutenant, * x~ but Mr. gent government is suffering for my Waring ain’t had no bath yit Can I servicesWhat sort of a day is it sir?” mix de lieutenant a cocktail, suh?" “Can you? You black imp of Satan, "Beautiful day, Mr. Waring.” "Then go at once to Mr. Larkin and why isn’t it ready now, sir? Sure you tell him he can't wear his new silk hat could have seen I was as dhry as a this morning—I want it, and you fetch limekiln from the time I came through It Don't allow him to ring in the old the gate. Hware’s the demijohn, you one on you. Tell him I mean the new vUlainT’ “Bein’ refilled, suh, down to de sto’, spring style' he just brought from New York. Tell Mr. Ferry I want that ^ut da’s a little on de sideboa’d, suh." new Hatfield suit of his, and you get answered Ananias, edgingover thither, Mr. Pierce's silk umbrella; then come now that he had lured the invader back here and get my bath and my away from the guarded doorway. coffee. Stop, there, Ananias! Give my "Take it straight. 3uh, o’ wid bitters— pious regards to the commanding offi­ o’.toddW" v‘I-'aith, I'll answer ye as Pat did the cer, sir, and tell him there’s no drill for ‘X’ battery this morning, os I'm to parson: I’ll take it straight now, and then be drinking the toddy while your breakfast at Moreau's at eleven o’clock honor is mixin’ the punch. Give me and go to the matinee afterwards." ’ hold of it, you smudge! and tell your “Beg pahdon.-suh. but de cunnle’s done ohdered review fo’ de whole com­ mas th er it's review—full-dress—and it’s time for him to be up. Has he had mand, suh, right at nine o'clock.” "So much the better. Then CapL his two cocktails yet?" “The lieutenant doesn’t care fo’ any Cram must stay, and won’t need his swell team. Go right down to the dis mawnin', suh. IU fetch him his stable and tell Jeffers I'll drive at nine- coffee in a minute. Did you see do cunnle's oadeTy, suh? lie was lookin’ thirty." . fo' you a moment ago." “But—” The big red man was gulping down "No buta, you incorrigible rascal! I don’t pay you a prttxcely salary to raise s big drink of the fiery liquor at the ibstacles. I don't pay you at all, sir, instant He set the glass back on the •xccpt at rare intervals and in moments sideboard with unsteady hand and if mental- decrepitude. Go at once! glared at Ananias suspiciously. “Is it troot’ you’re tollin’, nigger? Allcz! Chossez! Skootl" “But, lieutenant," says Ananias, his Hwut did he say was wanted?" “Didn’t say, suh. but de cunnle’s in • black face shining, his even white teeth all aglcacn. "Capt. Cram stopped his office. Yahnduh comes de oadely, •n on de way bock from stables to say too, suh; guess he must have hyuhd Glenco'd sprained his foot and you yon was ovefr hyuh." vas to ride de bay colt. Please get " Tho result of this announcement was ip, suh. Boats and saddles’ll soun' in not unexpected. The big man made a leap for the chamber door,only to find it ten minutes." “It won't, but if it does I'll brain the slammed in his face from the other side. "Hwat tho devil's the' matter with nglcr. Tell him so. Tell Copt. Cram .c’s entirely mistaken; 1 won^t ride your master this morning, Ananias?— he boy colt—nor Glenco. I'm going Waring! Waring, I say! Let me in. iriving, sir, with CapL Crim’s own The K. O.’s orderly is afther me, and team and rood wagon. TliM him so. all on account of your bringing me in vloing in forty-five minutes by my at that hour last night. Tell him I’ve gone. Ananias. Let me in,- Waring, watch. Where is it. sir?" . • “It ain't back from de jeweler’s, there’s a good fellow." "Go to blazes, Doyle!" is the unfeel­ suh, where you dun lef it day before . yist’day; but hi* boy's hyuh now. suh. ing answer from the other side. “I'm wid de bill for las' vear. Whut shall I bathing.” And a vigorous splashing follows the annonncemenL tell him?” “For the Lord's sake, Waring, let “Tell him to go to—quarantine. No! Tell him the fever has broken out here me in. Sure. I can’t see the colonel again, sir, and not to call until ten now. I f. 1 could stand him off until o'clock next spring*—next mainspring I| review and inspection’s over and he's they put in that watch. Go and get jj had his tlhrink he’d let the whole Mr. Merton’s watch. Tell tym I’ll be Ij thing drop: hut that blackguard of a sure to overstay in town if he doesn’t |I sin they .has given us away. Sure I told W k’l'- *end it, and then I can't take him up । you hMvould." "Tkfen slide down the lightning-rod! ind introduce him to those ladies from j Louisville to-morrow. Impress that on Fly up the chimney! Evaporate! Dry him, sir, unless he's gone and left it on up and blow away, but get out! ‘ You his bureau, in which case impress the can't come in here.” I watch—the watch, sir, in any case. No! “Oh, for-mcrcy’s sake. Waring! Sure Stop again, Ananias; not in any case, I ’twos vou that got me into the scrape. I W' ■ J HEAVY TOP BOOT CAME WUIZZIXG PAST. • . only'in the gold hunting case; no other. Now then, vanish!" ■ “But, lieutenant, ’fo’ Gawd, suh, deyH put you in arrant H you cuts drill dis time. Cunnle Braxton says to CapL Cram only two days ago, suh, dat—" But here a white arm shpt out from a canopy of mosquitojnetting, and first a boot-jack, then a slipper, then a heavy top boot, came whirling past the darky’s dodging Head, and, finding expostulation vain, that faithful servi­ tor bolted out in search of some ally •nore potent, and found one, though not the one he sought or desired, just entering the adjoining room. A big fellow, too— too big, in fact, to be seen wearing, as' Was the fashion in the sixties, the i shell Jacket of the light artillery. lie had a full round body, and a full round ruddy lace, and a little round visorless cap l ocked on one side of a round head, not verv full of brains, perhaps, yet . । eputeff to be fairly stocked with what 1 • termed "horse sense.” Hb bulky 1 Ts were thrust deep in long boots, »..id ornamented, so for as the skin­ t ight breeches of sky blue were con< erued, with a scarlet welt along the □t to say would make a white mark Ida nose, so red and bulbous was organ. w in from He came noisily broad veranda overlooking de ground, ginnoed about on the You know that, I dhrunk when _ . . sJW - .ie. You made me oomc down when I didn't want to. Hwat did I say to the man last night, anyhow?” “Say to him? Poor devil! why, you never can remember after.you're drunk what you’ve been doing the night be­ fore. Some time it’ll be the death of you. You abused him like a pick­ pocket—the sergeant of the guard and everybody connected with it-’’ "Oh, murthef! murther! murther!” groaned the poor Irishman, sitting down and covering his face with his hands. “Sure, they'll court-martial me this time without fall, and I know iL For God's sake. Waring, can't ye let a feller in and say that I’m not here?" I “Hyuh, dis way, lieutenant,” whis­ pered Ananias, mysteriously. “Slip out on de po’ch and Into Mr. Pierce’s room. I’ll tell you when he’s gone.” Aud in a moment the huge bulk of the senior lieutenant of Light Battery "X” was being boosted through a win­ dow opening from the gallery into the bachelor den of the junior second lieu­ tenant. No sooner was this done than the negro servant darted back, closed and bolted the l£mg green Venetian blinds behipd hi|a. tiptoed to the bed­ room door, and, toftly tapping, called.' “Mr. Waring! Mr. Waring! get dressed quick a* you can, suh! I’U lay out your unifonn_in hyuh." •'I tell rod. Ansnlss. I’m folwl <° town. .In not to sny rldieulotl. re­ view. Go end get —hat I orderedjot‘ice that I’m properly dressed. sir, o PH discharge you. Confound you. air. there isn't a drop of Florida WB^r this bath, and none on my bureau! uo and rob Mr. Pierce-or anybody. But Ananias was already Darting out on the adheader through tho window of the ad joining quarters through which Mr. Doyle had escaped, snatched a long flask from the dressing table and waa back in tho twinkling of an eye. “What became of Mr. Doyle?” asked Waring, as he thrust a bare arm through a narrow aperture to receive th, ^>11. "Don't let him get drunk, he’s got to go to review, sir. If he doesn’t. Cot Braxton ««>'be » incon­ siderate as to inquire why both the lieutenants of ’X’ battery are missing. Take good care of him till the r^vlc"M' sir, then let him go to grass; "and don t you dare leave me without Florida water again if you hove to burglarize tbv whole postWhat's Mr. Doyla doing, sir?" , “Peekin' froo de blin's in Mr. Pierce s room, suh; lookin' to' de oade ly. I done tolc him de cunnle was ahter him, but he ain’t, suh." chuckled An­ anias. “I fixed it all right wid de gvahd dis mawnin. suh. Dey won tell ’bout his cuttin’ up las’ night. He d forgot de whole t’lng, suh; he allays does; he never does know what s hap­ pened de night befo'. He wouldn’t a known about dis, but 1 told his boy Jim to tell him ’bout it ahter stabler 1 told Jim to sweah dat dey’d repohted it to de cunnle." “Very well. Ananias: very well; nr, you’re a credit to your name. Now go and carry out my orders. Don’t forget CapL Cram's wagon. Tell Jeffers to be here with it on time.” And the lieu­ tenant returned to his bath without waiting for reply. •*Ye-as, suh," was the subord i: answer, as Ananias promptly tun. and, whistling cheerily, went bangia.. out upon the gallery and clattering down the open stairway to the brick- UttMoadltlM In •nothnr- U”" .bUity b.d b«n .. to. “^y “oM * n.^rided htaaelf on tbe fact bad. He n Bt uhe array parties giren’thst winter had remained a^vralb u-m ol Wo MloeUon OTCT NOTICE OF tETTlNu ton. ci uistraclk “ WBra.t foUowed on the heels of tbe i^’it wra “o’“fic.il matter, to be to taS ^rtnera *“ tb.JMrty °r iM„ obro.d thU von would not b»vc t»kvn • d*y onr Billy, tor lour o< losing bls light bnttorj). He l»«n a stickler lor on *11 mounted duly when he SkTwd he came homo convertedIU whlu wash.lcth.-r »loves bee.uso the British horse-urtlllery wore no other. • sod they. sir. are lhe mBlU«tt In the world." He could nol tolerate •» eer whose soul w«s not ullunt.with enthusiasm for briery duty“ Ho delighted in • man who took pride in his dress and equipment, end so reloiced in Waring, who more than anv aubaltern ever attached to X, wm the very gbusol soldier IraWon and mold ol soldier torm. He h«d .imnnod in at the bachelor mess just tn time U hear some g«bbllng young­ ster blurt out • bet tlrat bam V.sriug would cat review and keep Ms trystdn town, and he hr-d known him many a time to overpersuade his "op<'r"‘”‘ excusing him from duty on pretext of social claims, and more than once> into pardoning deliberate absence. Huths f^d the post commander had deemed it high time to block all thnt »?“““• in future, and had so Informed him. and were oonplusscd st Warings cheery aeecntaace of the Implied rebuke and SrZy. grueefnl •»□ change of tho subject. Tbe whole gar­ rison was chuckling over it by night. •■Why.'certainly, coldnel." said he. •I have been most derelict of late uring the vinlt of all these charming r»ople from the north: and thnt re­ minds me. Fome of them arc piinr to drive ont here to hear the Lan*! thif afternoon and take a bite at my quar- forty ladies who honored tboae 'ton, with their presence. Of 'ocalbelies there were nona II waa far too ^cn af^r tbe bitter strife to hope tor „ er.-at as that. There were hardly *”7 but V™y women to provide £T.nd even the balkiest and least attracUvo ol the lot waa led out for the dunce Waring would go to any length to X IbSn OU th. door hot that of being Mmself the partner. There the Bne'was drawn irrevocably dancer among the men. £• ■‘“W would not dance except with the best dancer, among the women. Aa to peri sonal appearance and traits, it may be said drat that Wariag was a ma. ot -slender, graceful physique, with singu­ larly well-shape-1 hands and feet and a head and face that were almost too good-looking to be maolv. Dark haxel “ye* dark brown hair, eyebrows, .lashes, aad a very heavy, drooping mustache, a straight nose, a soft, sen­ sitive month with even wMto teeth that were, however, rarely visible, • clear-cut chin, and with it all a soft, almost languid southern Intonation, musical, even ultra-redned. and he .hrank like a woman from a coarse word or the utterance of an impure thought. He was a man whom many women admired, of whom some were afraid, whom many liked end trusted, for he could not be bribed to say a meon thing about one of their numWr, though he would Home times be satirical to her very face. It was among the men that Soin Waring was hated or loved—loved, laughed over, indulged, even apoilad, perhaps, to any aud every extent, by the chosen few who were his chums and Intimates— and aboolutely hated by a very consid­ erable element that was prominent in paved court below. Here he as promptly turned, and, noiseless as a cat, shot up the stairway, tiptoed back into the sit­ ting-room, kiqked off his low-heeled slippers, and .rapidly, but with hardly an audible sound, resumed the work on which he had been engaged—the ar­ rangement of his master’s kit. Already, faultlessly brushed, folded and hanging over the back of a chair close by the chamber door were the ! bright blue, scarleUiyelted battery trousers then in vogue? very snug at the ’knee, very springy over the foot. Underneath them, spread over the square back of the chair, a dark-blue, single-breasted frodk-coat, hanging nearly to the floor, its shoulders decked with huge epaulettes, to the right one of which were attached the braid and loops of a heavy gilt aiguillette whose glistening pendants were hung tem­ porarily on the upper button. On the scat of the chair was folded a broad soft sash of red silk net, its tassels carefully spread. Beside it lay a pair of long buff gauntlet-., new and spot­ less. At the door, brilliantly polished, stood a pair of buttoned gaiter lx>ota. her silent on the score of Waring’s re­ the heels decorated with small glisten­ ters. I was just on mj- way to beg Mrs. ply to her'irate lord, for if Sam did ing brass spurs. In tho corner, close Braxton and Mrs. Cram to receive for mean to be impertinent, as he unques­ at band, leaned a long, curved saber, me. when your orderly came. And. tionably could be. the eoloncl she knew its gold sword-knot, its triple-guarded colonel. I want your advice about the would he merciless in his discipline hilt, its steel scabbard and plated champagne. Of course I needn't say J and social amenities would be at in­ i bands and rings, as well as tho swivels hope you both will honor me with stant jend. Waring had covered her !, and buckle of the black sword-belt, your presence." Old Drax loved cham­ j1 showing thd perfection of finish in pagne and "sain. 1 better than anything with maternal triumph and Margaret ' afforded, and was dis­ with blis** unutterable by leading the ■ manufacture and care in keeping. his profess:As for Cram, what ante-Lenten german with the elder । From a round leather box Ananias now armed at once. could he say tvhen the post commander daughter and making her brief stay a extracted a new gold-wire fourragere, dropped the matter? With all his mouth' of infinite joy. The Rounds which he softly wiped with a silk hand­ kerchief, dandled lovingly an instant daring disregard of orders and estab­ were Ordered on to Texas, and Mar­ lished customs, with all his consum­ garet's brief romance was speed­ the glistening tassels, coiled it care­ fully upon the sash, then producing mate sang-froid and what some called ily and properly forgotten in the from the same box a long. scarlet Impudence and others "check," every devotions of a more solid if less To do Waring horsehair plume he first brushed it .superior under whom he had ever fascinating fellow. into shimmering freedom from tho served had sooner or later become justice, be had paid the girl no more marked attention than he showed actually fond of Sam Waring — even faintest knot or kink, then set it firm­ old Rounds—“old Double to anyone else. lie would have led ly through Its socket into the front of stern a gold-braided shako whose black Bounds" the boys called him. one of tho next germaa with Genevieve had front was decked with the embroid­ tho martinets of the service, whose there been another to lead, just as he ered cross cannon of the regiment, sur­ first experience with the fellow was os had led previous affairs with other mounted by the arms hf the United memorable as it »wa.s unexpected, and dames and dcnxsoH It was one of the States. This he noiselessly placed who wound up. after a vehement ninety-nine articles of his social faith upon the edge of the mantle, stepped scoring of some two minutes’duration, that a girl should have a good time her Waring had stood first season, just as it was another that back to complacently view his work, during whi-.i flicked off upossible speck of dust on patiently at attention with an ex­ . a briiTe should have a lovely Wedding, the sleeve of the coat, touched with a pression of the liveliest sympathy and a belle at least one offer a month, a chamois-skin the gold crescerft of the interest on his handsome face, by ask­ tho army in those queer old days—the nearest epaulette, then softly, noise­ ing Impressively: “Now, sir, 'what array of officers, who, by reason of lessly os before, vanished through the have you to say for yourself?" birth, antecedents, lack of education To which, with Inimitable mixture or of Bocial opportunities, were want­ door-way, tiptoed to the adjoining window, and peeked jn. Mr. Doyle qX suavity and concern. Sam replied: Ing in those graces of manner and lan­ I doubt if had thrown himself into Pierce’s arm­ "Nothing whatever, sir. guage to which Waring hail been ac­ chair, and was trying to read tho anything more could be said. I had customed from earliest boyhood. His morning paper. no adequate idea of the extent of my people were southerners, yet, not being “Wunner what Mars’er Pierce will misdoing. Have I your permission to slave cwnere, had stood firm for the say when he gits back from break­ sit down, sir, and think It over?” union, and were exiled from the old fast.” was Ananias' comment, as he Rounds actually didn’t know what to home as a natural consequence in a sped softly down the stairs, a broad think, and still less what to say. Had war in which the south held nil against grin on his black face, a grin that al­ he believed for an instant that the who were not for her. Appointed a most instantly gave place to preter­ young gentleman was insincere, ho cadet and sent to the military- academy natural solemnity and respect as, turn­ would have hod him in dose arrest in ln recognition of the loyalty of his im­ ing sharply on the sidewalk at the the twinkling of an eye; but Waring's mediate relatives, he waa not grad­ foot of the stairs, he came face to face tone and wordsand manner were those uated until the war was practically with the battery commander. Ananias of contrition itaelf. It was not possi­ would have passed with a low obei­ ble that one of the boys should dare to over, and then, gazetted to an infan­ try regiment, he was stationed for a sance, but the captain halted him be guying him, the implacable Rounds. lime omeng the scenes of his boyhood, short. “OH Grand Rounds" of the Sixth corps, o«tracixed by his former friend* “nd "Where's Mr. Waring, sir?" old Double Rounds of the horse artll- unable to associate with most ot the levy of tb. Peatarai. <Uya Mra. "Dressin’ fo' inspection, captain.” ■war-worn officers among whom his lot “He is? I just heard in the mesa­ Kounds had her au.pieion« whea told was cast It was a year of misery, room that he didn’t propose attending of the aSalr, bat wax rileat. tor ot aU that ended in long *nd dangerous ill­ —that he hod an engagement to break­ lhe offleen .tattooed la aad arouad the ness, his final shipment to Washingold Boathera dtr Sam Waring .u by fast and was going In town." to on theo B w(nter '“W-M-l* the most graceIni aad sccomtara drilght, • soctal rampMga in pUsbed dancer aad german leader, tbe Buh, expects de lieutenant in to break­ which he won tunc, honors. Mends u fast, but the moment he hyuhd 'twos best informed on all manner of inter­ “«rt. sn<l s transfer to the srUUery - review he ohdered me to git every­ esting matters —f--’ ’ and tban. 4zx1nln» n— _ —------ — —_ . , ~*—• new regiment no thing ^eady, suh. I’s goin’ for de bay ■>.------. mover plunged with eagerness into the gayecolt now. Beg pahdon, captain, de noctlng link between tho tssnillesof lieutenant says is de captain goin' to behind with the cold facings of his for­ tbo general Md staff offloee, u, wear gauntlets or gloves dis mawnin’? mer corps, and hone. Ufo ____ He wants to do just as de captain does, •nd the linesmen st the .urrouudlnr poets, the mon whose dictum aa to a sub." dinner or luncheon and whose judg­ cro roo. It wasn’t a What a meraiful interposition of Di­ *“““>>«> '«u»— m ment aa to a woman's toilet were moot vine Providence it is that the African r*ore hr Tjoted and least questioned, the man cannot blush! CapL Cram looked sus­ whose word could almoat make or mar whLeU.™ °U1OT “ hlm- “ th“ piciously at- the earnest, unwinking Z™.-ho liked there black face before him. Some memory of old collego days flitted through his mind at the moment "O Kunopes!"(“thou dog-faced one!”) he caught himself muttering, but negro diplo­ macy was too much for him, aud the not led the second german with Mar- • viewn nt . J,re^ens^T®' as giving the Innocence in the face of Ananias would Eoanda thonoU,.,', heart w^uld , hL K. 0 have baffled a man far more suspicious. h«e been well-nigh enuhed. h,u! V teen y»«°ort. he'd Cram wa* a fellow who lorad his battery fear of some suchguastrophe that kept1 OTt the service bSi^lv?-Th’ hi°“ Orangeville, and described ba follow? Cumm«ctDcat a Make on the Lake, that !• 8 55*4 degrw east rJ.' Meander port on wort sld- ot <hui l.tke brtveee Mrtton a and a ot »ald fownil*p 38<!r«roes W2O0 feel, thence 8 I3>4 W 3-0 feet, thence 8 49 degree* W i;^ ttrtMe 8 U degree* W no t?^iw.J’?J**’ttnit-an land ot Ollvrr Challwr.cwidliu,1.2 nntsecUon, Thence H 342 feet, tbeure Fto? deitrees E WO feet, thenre 8 d-vrew nOfeet. thedoe tTs devrres e iw t»4SK<to«ree« KM feel equal to lS< fK? Undo! Albert Clem, which conitltutA' No._t Thence 8 MS degree* E jno ~ lands of Mra. A. A. Hull, etidin^ in i U «ectlon Nn. X The drain u t;U(1 be 2 feet snd S toriiei deep from huh Make ata rise of grade one inch to even- 1-c feel ru* m fAke oo Mrs. mill's to be 3 feet and w icehii do-p. .top. of banks 1; I to 1 or v. outward, with two feet btinn the excarated t-Hrth to »lant 45 degrees outward the' tS I width varies areonilng table th. bottom width 3 4no feet from Oun Lake, the bal to lie ■ ft Huid Job will be let by sectinn.. Th. -rettou st tbe outlet ot the drain will tie tot ijr-:. iuu! the remaining sections In their order stream in accordance with the diagram now »n aie with lheoUtorpaperspertaiuiuid t;> ■.»!<! dnun iu the offloe of the Township Cleric. >> which ref. ereuce may be had by lUlpartie* hdcr -.ied snd blds will be made and received lu-.utdiiviv ContraoU will be made with tbe tow—t nsposslble bidder givingad.-quxte *ecun:v i .rttn*per­ formance of tbe work In a sum then and tlierw to be fixed by me. reserving to mpuuf th.to reject any and all hid*. Dir dale for tbi completion ot »uch contract, iunl the terms <4 payment therefore, shall be announced at tbe time and place of ietlltiR. Notice la further hereby given, that at the time aud place 6f said letting or at -; u other time aud place thereafter to which I. ti.<- nraia Commlasloqer aforesaid, may adjourn the the aaseMmeat tor benefit- and Un- lands com­ prised within the’•Ctoin Drahi Special Asstasm»-nt District.' will be subject to review. The following Is a description of th- s-veral tracts or porc-h of land constituting the Speci­ al of-said Dram. v Asariomrnt ii- , ..r,h> District L- • .......... ... ...The . of see. * and the M E U ot die N XV * of >.*<■* s. low'll K K 10 West, Mich. Dated. this itrtli day of Jan--. A. D.. K C. Nohtojt. Towi.Bhlp Drain Commissioner of the Tonu•hip Of Orangeville. xoncE or ixrfixc. Notice 1» hereby given. Thai I. H. < Norton. T««wn«hlp Drain (.oinmisMouer th» Tok> •hip of Oranievllle. County ol Barrv, .stale cf Michigan, will, on the 1st day ot July. A. l>„ ifWl at the N W corner ot sec. is. in said Town­ ship *4 Orangeville at one o'clock in tin- after­ noon of that day. proceed to receis'e bu!-> tor lb* countractiotiot a certain Di - i- ■ i.«mn and desiguated as "th* Oranaevllle Mill Creek Drain, located and f«raWt-.b''.1 in th- uid Township of Orangeville, and described m follcwa. to wit: rotnnier.ctry; a: tbe w*ite gate nt tt»e Orangeville HUln on the we*! *ije ut the N B-M “I the N E >< of «*c. Orangeville, and following the watercourse ifhat bay been established more than lOyeara] In a N westerly <liportion a distance ot <jo rd*, to a point 5* rd«. sontb 'J lhe quarter f-ost between ' ita la. ol Orang* Ville, tbel: e N KI1, d-SteAf '■< u rod*, thence N ndegrees W io rod*, tnw.- e N &r. degree* W Mrods, thence N Wdrirrees W 20 nt*, then extending said drain N : i>;rrr» W 2SU rod* to county line to Intersert the Bray ditch In Allegan Co. Saul exleudou of s-k rod* to be eleven fret wide ->n to;-, tifue fret wide on the bottom and :■. In • .1—p with atwo f.hrt bnrrn. there I* !■• beeOrdsot thrdraln east of the extension of rod* to , - elcat-d out. Bald J<»t» will be let by **rtioii». vi\ w at the outlet of the drain will b- let Tint, aid tin* remaining section* iu their order up itttun In accordance with the diagram i-.v .--t file with lhe other r*[>era pertainim; •• -aid dram, in the office ol the Township Clerk, tn which reference may be had by *1! pnrties luti rested, and bids will be made and received accordingly. Contracts will tie -.oade with the !oue«!.t<-*|s>urible bidder giving adequate sc-utity for the performance of the work, hi a sum thr- Aid there lobe fixed by m*. reserviuK t» injself the ®t to reject anr and all bld*. The date for completion or «ucb eor.tract and the t-m;< of payment therefor, «hatl-be announced at th* time and place of Icttirc Notice la further hereby given. Th:-- at t lime and place of said letting, or at ->tner time and riser thereafter to which 1. the Drain CommiMlourr aforesaid, may ...I]-nr-; the same, the assessment for benefit* and th< land* comprised within the "Orangevl'> Vni Crn-k Drain Special Assessment District, " i1 t'tf subject to review. » . Tne following i» a description «•! tuc ••-'Vai tracts or luircels of land constituting the -'J***" aasewsmoDt Dial, of said Drain.» .- 1: - • " » arc. elahleeti. 8 W L of th<« 8 At :i <■! sf’- • theS of tbe N E >« oft *e -tun rUbWf it»] the W >< of the N W «* -f *ec -exeteen 117] and all other Sands that join said 1 Creek Drain a* shown In the final or-'- r rt de­ termination now on file In the TcwnsLp •' r* ’ offlee of Orangeville. Dated, this 13th dav of Jun-*. A D-- '*' ■ R.C- N'-KT.-x. Tnwn«hlp Drain Commi-<s!o!ier ol ' l -‘*nship of Orangeville______ NOTICE OF LETTING. I Drain Letiieg. , ................. ! T»'«u»W» Drain c->uiuii*-i<>uer»i :ir D i L. l.ivin«siAu’«. In’ mH .T-»»r-!:ip ■< ! 'n,« tn a.ten.<H>i. -! of* rrrtOn l»ral»» known ami ••Liv'nx'tow l)r«in." Inerted mh! Ibeiutirt T<»wn«hl|» of prnngexili r«i a* Billow*, to wit: ..,rtiiiii“.11 • ।1 — /of the 8. w. eom. r ..f th- E. '• >4 Ii ■' _>• '*• •* ot section 17 of OnuiKrville. r • N. on said elchth line to seciiou line i of IM rods, tbence W. on s*dloo Hi' .<> ?• corner* ol Metlons 17 and 18. •’ rods, tbonre W. aod pamlrl! with “1 ' J5 line to lrod* S.ot quarter <*.«: fo-nu-ra *“ ■ Don* 7 awi 18. lluwce N. W. l‘» oti said line to Interact with the ora;:.eWte Mill Creek Drain. Said drabI;- "• ’«« wide on bottom, side* to slxot 45 ward and to be dux o<-ordltist t;‘ 4ttrV?'„w7 specification* to be shown on da> *d kttlM. Bald jqb will twirt by ri‘" 5 M the bubetot the drain *1111* • < fir*’ « {} the remaining section* in their ••ri.er up s-re«tn. In accordance with th*- ilUcran no* *ju file with,the Other p*-er* t-ertnlin. n drain iu the office of Township Ch-rk. ■'? ““h.® ivlerenre tuny b- had by all PBtnr. intetwied, and bld* will bi m*daccoidlngly. Contract* wi-l <“• w>a<1lowest re*ponaible bidder giviini . curtty tor tbe pertomuuire of the »•**.'“* sum then aud there to tie fixed by me. WM-rrmg to myself lhe rticht to reject any and jd. wa»The date for the completion of rach and Che terms of payment therefor. *hs-i oe announced at the time and ptace of le . Notioe to further hereby given, tliat at the time and place of letting, or at »uch otner time tad nlaoe thereafter to which i. Drain OominlMforer aforerald, tnsy the same, the aaaessmem for benefit* atnl tne lands comprised within the ” LIv'dk* *> I’rwn Special AMea«meut District, will be *uojert to review.. , , The following Is a description of the *<nenu tracts or Parcel* landolconsta'i'." u- >17 !; “ L xLiASr “uof “rirt raid liras. 8. U ot section 7 Orangeville, the N •« d M»of section 18 Orangeville, the * * • 1 <>f . M of section 8. UrangexlUe. N- «■ *» «>.Ny tion IT, of Orangeville. 8. E. of the 8. V * sections ot Oraiigevine. ; Dated, this IKh day of Jutie^ Townshlo Drain Commlxsloaer ot i<i f'**0', ship of Orangeville. j , NOTICK FOR HEARING CLAIM-1 State of Michigan, County ef B*"*-**- I.,Notice la hereby given, that by *n Che Probate Court for the- Caunti of 1 *rn made on the »h day *>f M*.?-A-t*2^: «ix moutbB from UuU date were kfiowed fo? Itor* co pre-out U*eir daniwartdnsHb*^” of Mary .1. William . foie ot deeeaneu, aad thrt all cred .Cora of w ** ,le*'***vi are required to tb*'ir cluInwto^al Probate Court, at the Probst* oilier.3» J of Harting*, for rxanilimtfon a:rt dfoannr*. ■« or before ibe »rh dav rt "Lm sad that *urh elaiui* wifi I* I'rani nextrttf ten o'clock In the forenoon of e*d> 205!). A. D. 188X "ijgZtSb- �ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. a, mUwr ol in. •' w“ c ebr rlvott that I *haU sell at pubth.', highest bidder, on Friday >>( June. A. u. tvsa. at tv . !?rem»n. at the probate offlre (asttmts, in th* County of Barry. ( M e'dgan. pursuant to ■runted to me on tbe 14th Jay of trfM. by tba Probate <x»urt of HJehlwn. al! the e««te. right.. ,7 Jf tee said d-.exsed of. lg/ <-• .to situate and being In the n in the Stab- of Mtobbrain,1 - r.bed as follows, to-wit:. The ,- ist- lair of the jiouth west । ;.*D [io] In lowu three north Harn County. Michlican. ex ii the -oath east corner de­ i - :it the south cast eonierof ;,.tiou. and running thence Tmlns and.-WH links, theoce i t ie south section line four . - t lence south slxt-eb chants cvuoallnn tpence east on sec•!;» aud 85 links to the place of -i.iptlM one II’ acre totbe - h- rrtolore described. . D. IRtJ. l-iriur W. Bukgksm. Administrator. mxde In the conditions iii.nh by Albert L. Church hurch to Abner Case,A. D..:-'.l.’. and recorded gi-ter ot deeds, for tije .-id state of Michigan, on the !». In Uber H of morcn which iiiortgage there Is date of this notice the stun ; fourteen dollars andtlftylorney's tee of thirty-live in said mortgage, and no it law having been institdi-wn-ys secured by said rt thereof: virtue of the power of sale irtgsge, and the statute In nd provided, notice is hereby : :ntay the 26th day of August. • n o'.-l.xik 111 th? forenoon. I sitall xtisn, to the liuch- s', bidder. At dtair of the court house in the mu-. Lthid t-eing the place tt court for Harry county is bold­ t--. dv-H-rtbed In said mortgage, or inav be neressary to pay the -aid mortgage, 'with seven ini nil legal costs, together jee of thtrty-Cve dollars therein, the premises being aid m irtgage as all that certain mud Institute and being in ::kee Springs. In tl»«s County • of Mkhlgan. and known ■ to Wit: f the South West Iitfartne North West ; Town three ;:i] nd containing ■ acres of land V til ted States Waring’s -BY- i !•• by Joseph Kalgin wife, loSamuel Carson • and recorded In '•n page 180. on which laimrd iu b-- due and uni*ald mice the sum of two hunL rty-vight oi.e hundredths and no Attorney's fee of hf r ividedf u iu said mortgage and no at law having h.-eu Instihim ii -s stNure.d by said part thereof. Therefore. ier <>Lsale contained In said st.itute lu such case made ce Is hereby given that on . Jav<J Septrtiil'er. A. D. !*«», he forenoon. I shaltsell at pub­ .. K.,t.«_r> :it tflc north he city of Hasilace where the - js bolden]. the • ■1 in -aid mortgage, or so may be necessary to pay the ;i I mortgage, with eight per il all legal costs, together with ' provided for In said mort•mi-.-, being described In ■ :.ii that certain piece or late :n the town of Rutland ■ml .state of Michigan aud de­ s. to wit: CommencingM lhe of the west ban of the north •i s-. tiun eighteen (W> In town r.e.ge nine (»] west. Thence : '.euty-riglit [i»] rod*, thence ■dy <i > rods, thence running rods, thpuce running <• the place of beginning, acres of I and. Samvel Carbon. Mortgagee. Mil. ISO. Kentucky" “Morley” . §°'ltVrn "Shipman" ' “Red Seal” “Collier” “Davis-Chambers" DO NOT MISS IT. are strictly pure, “ Old Dutch ” process brands, established by a lifetime of use. ; For colors use National Lead Co.’s ' Pure White Lead Tinting Colors with Strictly Pure White Lead. For tale by the molt reliable dealer* in paints everywhere. If you are noing to paint. It will p«y you to send to us for a book containing inform*. l^iV?"l.'n*y,,veyclum^ny“.d0“ar:‘twU1 L * "• ” “u Are you a regular subscriber for this paper? If not, sub­ scribe now and secure this fine storv. Nerve Blood Tonic Builder NATIONAL LEAD CO., l Broadway, New York. Chicago Branch, State and Fifteenth Streets. [ | | I | pHinpUK. Dr. WILLIAMS’ MED1CLNE CO., Schenectady, N.Y. *n<j Brockvlllc, Ont, CURE Bek Headache and relieve *11 thb trouble j fnof* Cent to a tllloua aUte ot tho a;kt>-m, such M Dirnlne**, Nauaos, Drvw*too«. DiatroM afl« eating. r*lu La tba Hida, *e. White their most SICK EcadMh-s. yet Carter's LLUlo Liver PLUS KM oqrjiUj- Twltublo In ConstlfsU Lon.'curing and■pro­ ven ting this annoying ecmplaim.wUlto they also corrvci alldisorders of the *1010*051 admuUte tho liver and rogutate tho bowels. Evon If they only “ HEAD . ' i j 1 ■ I Aebolbey would boatacotprieetosttothoM who ■uf.'er froth thia JUtrt**lng complaint; but fortu­ nately tbeir KoodnersdoM netend bcrw^uidthoM wrhocDcwtry them will find thewj little pill* valu­ able In so many way* that they will not be wil- ' Un^ to do without Uiem. But after aUaick head I ACHE J I* the bane of so many lives tb*t hem Is whets i ; wma uuw - ----- -----very ewy to take. One or two plHn mxteadosa. 7h-y are strictly Teg stable and do Dot gripe cr i t urge, but by tbolr gm tie action pteaso all ’bo Uaetb-rn. Inviateat25c««nta: fivefcr IL Sold , I by droggiat* cTcrjwUrt. cr tent by mail. j CARTER MEDICINE CO., Now SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE .’ New York Tribune. rU , • I ' i -. the exposition company on that point being *' that‘ it was a case which ought to have been brought on the law and not on the equity side. 1 As to the yj.r,00,000 appropriation of The Paris Mont de Pietc, which was not , congress —----- --to the —r------------- : the —-----fair,- — to which Sunestablished in France until 1777; was sup- , day closing condition wan attached, pressed at the revolution, but re-cstal>- ; Justice Fuller! held that that was nothliabed in DL-i by-Napoleon I. It ha». tax-n ing more nor less than a contract It ever since a business carried on unde ' ।‘ was not a donation, as the council -------- thu direct, control of th~ the ‘ cvi.tr,d ■ for thc. government claimed, for conTo office only the pocre.-', ^m»,i!------------------ ^‘lio,,s atta«.-he-.l to it on both sides. tion resort, and they . • as little lnciui-.cnlenced by sluunetat-i ■e-i.* ___or _ “muuv.iisa ■ Under it the local directory was bound fconte" a«their cougti; ra In London, while to raise mure money In addition to the flay be described as’'gen- many millions it already had raised, / iful provision has l> en ' complete the buildings in a certain 'commisBion.urcs , time, and do other things, all of nr-hpnwnbn'kers : which it had done. Consequently if the government thought thnt the lo­ cal directory hud broken part of this contract by opening the fair on Sun11 ,JP- ; days its remedy lay in bringing un ac­ - Im.ics and p-ut m in tion at law for damages, but it could t i-iporary finniu -:r. m nut inlo C)iurt o{ equity w ith what Il uf theeomiutasi .'.lire’s I H • .:.irea6e iscomra ■!; t- all. ><I ike lady >r .4 i.lkmati w|n> wM.es to jxtwn diamonds wort h a ixl many thou­ sand francs slips in unnoticed, and funv. for . augbt the pasnemby are aware, ta- ta.ur.-l • un a-SMxdution. s-aid that they had not ; ana visit'to the tailor on the-jlrst or the 'given tip the fight yet They would | the ■injunction suit of Wanamilliner on the M-con'dfloor. - Loudon Tel<- now press -■ ■ • ••• graph. maker A Brown, who sue as stockhold­ ci-M. and he thought that that case An Odd Of-cupatloit. would stand iu equitv. The picture in the Astor House whw The attorneys for the government frame is so mode as to look like a game­ could not say what course they would bag started it talk on hunting and the al­ now pursue until they heard from the 1 most extinct buffalo. “Lhave jiwt come acres.- the continent,"- attorney-general. said one of the party,- "and you would think there had laa-n plenty of buffalo once if you could the piles of buffalo bones along the Northern Pacific. There are rarlotids of thcJii stacked up along the road. The f.trmers gather them from the prairie- and ship them east to the fertilizer work*. Many < f the settlers there make their entire living by this iwcupation. The buffalo trails are still |>erfectly plain on thK prairies In the tall grass, though no more herds will ever file along them. Think of lhe etionumu numtar of hooftaste it took to -o wear out the sod and pack down the Hurth!" Aud we all got quite sentimental over the extinction of ;hc buffalo—much more than wedid over the extinction of the In­ ilian.—New York Hera! 1. The paid admissions lo'Jack’son park on Sunday nuiifbcred 67.078. The offteials arc somewhat disappointed in the Sunday attendance, and it is ru­ mored that qn- effort will be made to reduce the admission fee on that day to Uventy-fivc cents. The crowd was an orderly one. Many thousands spent the day and evening inside the walls ot the German village. Old Vienna and the street in Cairo. Ou the main grounds thousands could be seen strolling abobt iu every direc­ tion. The rotunda of the Administra­ tion building and the plazas seemed to lie' central meeting points for every­ body. Columbian avenue, in the Manu­ factures building, and all the sections that were open to visitors were Young Ludy—Mtny n.< ' Aud Bo, when filled all the* time. The same was fust In the Jungle, you came face- to face true in many of the other buildings. It with a tigerl Oo-o! Whir, did you do? "was noticed that a great many more of Modern Traveler ipremlly) — Photo­ the exhibits, especially in Manufactures graphed 1L—Exchange. building, were closed and covered than nas been the case heretofore when the fair was open Sunday. The en­ trances to the Italian. Swiss, Norway, United ■ States and Japanese sec­ tions were barricaded aud most of the exhibits in them were hidden from view. All the booths in the British section were also closed and the glass sides of many of them were, covered with-white tarpaulins. Germany, howaver, was wide open. One could go through the French, Austrian. Bel­ gium and Russian sections and see a great deal, but a portion of their exhibitors had drawn the curtains Saturday night and left them to remain so until this morning. A few axhiLits were covered in all the build­ ings. but not so many as in the main edifice. ■ rf < In the Electricity building the humming of dynamos and motors was notnble for its absence, and nearly every ChUdr*n exhibit was closed. Machinery hall . Children Hiro it. It presented a vast display of motionless machinery. In the Agricultural build­ ing the exhibits were open, but few at­ 'effect a* tendants were present In the Transportation building cov­ ered exhibits were conspicuously numer­ ous. The Mines and Mining building was practically deserted. The reason was apparent’for sheeted and closed exhibits were on every hand. 'for Infants and Children, child’s madlcine. Castorla deaj Worms. CMtorto <■«~ IMm*— mdjyUJ CollgCMtort* r.Hn... T^ithlag TroyM-t; tHa food, T«gg Coaf«reta Caatorta. la put up in Don’tjLllownairono that it and ' I Chicago, June 10.—The world's fair 1* to be kept open on Sunday in the futore. Such was the unanimous decision ol the United States circuit court of appeals, Chief Justice Fuller presiding, given at 11 a. nl. Saturday. The appeal from the order of Circuit Judges Woods and Jenkins closing the fair on Sundays had been argued for two days end the coi^rt of appeals re­ versed it and held L<kat the local di­ rectory could do us it pleased in the matter. covirr has jurisdiction. Justice Fuller first took up tho question of the court of appeals, which had been challenged by the counsel for the government; who held that the appeal ought to have gone direct to the supreme court, on the ground that the const!tutlonality of a United States law waa in question. This claim he held to be bad, as the decision in the circuit court turned on pther questions than the constitution­ of tt><-* the law, neither had the juris“ality J>ty oi diction of that court been questioned. ‘h»'nt»nU0» ot tbe conn^l tor The Japanese village at the world's fair is a source of never-failing pleasure for the children. The Jap­ anese are little people nnd they have a wonderful way of handling very small things very easily. Their working tools ore all diminutive and their ham­ mers and saws and chisels are tinier than any the American boy has in his smallest tool box. The Japanese ure said to be the smartest people bn the face of the earth. And when you sec the wonder­ ful things they make with these little tools and the beautiful fancy articles they manufacture out of what seems to be nothing at all, yoq will agree that they must be very smart and very bright, or they could not accomplish so much. The Japanese, moreover, have odd ways of doing very ordinary things which makes them full of in­ terest One day a little American sightseer happened to be in the vicinity of the Japanese village when the gong sound­ ed for the Japanese villagers to come to dinner. The little American stood : and watched the process of gong sounding until the last echo of the gong had died away. And then he I fairly yelled with delight and ran ’ away to tell his companions in another | part of the ground what he had seen. I And this is the'sight which amused I him so greatly: | In the center of tho Japanese village there is a little square house which 1 tho Japanese call a pagoda. It is made ; of dark, peculiar looking wood, and ; has a thatched top, which comes to a ' point in the middle. The pagoda has : side posts of bamboo, and there are ' gay trimmings upon it of bright straw. At one side of the roof of the pagoda there hangs a big fish. The fish is of copper and it is hollow, so when you ■ touch it it resounds with a great roar like distant thunder. The fish is beau­ ' tifully made, having scales to imitate । all the brightly colored scales of a live fish. It has big silver eyes and silver । 11ns and a silver tail, all of which make । it appear very wonderful to small folks , who view it for the first time. | While the little American boy stood staring at the great fish and wonder­ ing how it came to be hanging where '• it was, a Japanese man sen-ant came ’ running out of one of the Japanese j houses, and in his band he carried a I big round thing which looked like a CASTOR IA HIKTT y.»r.' .b^rr.Uon HASTINGS BANNER 11 * h'*Tr whi" Here is a treat for lovers of “Beymer-Bamnan^Eckstein'’, good stories. . "Fahnestock" “Anchor" I IIOHATE ORDfcR. I ichlgan, County of Barry, as. ■Ion of the Probate Court, for of Barry holden at the Ice. In the city of Hastlnp, In G on -Wednesday the 31st day of -ut year one thousand eight buuIhety three. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot latter of tbe estate of William .-i-ased. • ding amt mtng the petition duly verified Aewtoti. widow ot said deceased. ’ *t .-ulmluistration of said estate may ’ to Charles V. Robison, or to some ;r-unable person. . . ."r--.;»m it |S ordered, that Tuesday the , '■ ••( June, A.D., isaiat ten o'clock In • ■ •'hi. tn. assigned for the hearing of .-■..mii mid that the heirs at law ot said —ami all other persons Interested la • are required to appear at a session uu court, then to be hnlden at lhe Probate it.iecity of Hastings. In said County. cause, if any there be. why the prayer i-d it loner may not be granted. Audit i-t ordered, that said petitioner glre do ’.!• persons iuterested In said estate, of th r „' "cy of Mid petition aud tbe hearing :iv causing a copy of this order to be ■' d In the Hastings Baxneh, a news­ "' f printed and circulated tn said County ' rr> •• c- In each week for three successi»« previous tosaid day of hearing. • Chas. W. AKMSTnoxa. Judge of Probate. u-J copy.) FAVORS SUNDAY OPENING. totting only about a cent a pouniTTad| . r meat la Wroaj. “ Strictly Pi ure White Lead?” APPEARS IN , । THIS ISSUE—Kdttd'bS^VwS'e?^0"1| (rem tinulavlt on ■jrd K. Verbridge Heitor. In a Unanimous Opinion Jorrtlcea Faller Alien and Bunn Say That tbe Position ful story by the above popular and well-known •story writer ™" The opening chapters ’ CARTERS Circuit Judge. iy are all wiuu lead, alwin This is the title of a u delight- I I Circuit in Chancery. -M. that MlttUp-Twenty Aioant cause a/t.ot.re of I'ublblied la the/ Hast.tigs ■r striated, published and ■ •iinljr. ami that such pubJ iherrin at least once In t tti ••:■•<•«->•'ton. or that ••nler to be personally hi defer<tant at least tittle above prescribed Tho Injunction Closing the World’s Fait Gates Sot Aside. De । branded Pure, or GflPT. GHflS. R. KING. Mortgagee. r it H ordered that IL Verbridge wuim ed herein, within f this order, and in that be cat:*? his an­ t <bt:i «t complaint to rf< t to be •ervi'd on Mid A ithln twenty days after def »ald bill and notice iti default thereof. Mid h*nd«omer finish, better protection to i U1ir1ROi*“d the fir,t co«t wiU be less. ' “d othcr adulterants of white lead are “just as vood" >■ — Nop* Such QUEER DINNER GONG. MAY OPEN SUNDAYS. Will Ito Opeo Every Night. Chicago. June *20.—It has been de­ cided by the council of^administration to keep the world’s fair open until 11 o'clock every night Heretofore it has been open ’ only on Sunday, Tues­ day, Thursday and Saturday nights, which have been known as "special" nights at the fair. Decided od a Nine-Hour Day. Chicago, June 17.—The Internation­ al Typographical union has decided to make a nine-hour work day for book and job printers. The question will be submitted to a vote of th$ 30,000 mem­ bets for ratification. Louisville was chosen as the place of the next meet­ ing. Berlin, June 18.—Practically com­ plete returns from the German elections show the return of 101 supporters of the army bill and 114 opponents. Second ballots will be necessary in about 200 districts Aeat Makes on every-day convenience of an old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. package makes two large pies. Avoid Imitations—and insist on having the NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse. N.T. Detroit, Lansug & Sorlto TIME TABLE. ’ In effect January ‘u, JWS. Favorite Boule between Grand Rapids, Detroi and the east. Lv. I Going East I „ .Grand Rapids ,. East Paris McCord .. Alto .. Elmdale .: EXSSL : Essar Mulliken ,. (Grand Ledge ,. (Lansing „ (Detroit Howard City Edmore Stanton Ionia Grand Ledge lUpinyj West I ‘freirott Ijtnslng Grand l.< dgt: Mulliken Sunfleid \v>...,'.|,i:rv Lake Odessa Clarksville Elrmtaie Alto McCord KaM Purls ■ ,-Grand Rapid!* . M .. iGrtltld to-Cge Portland Ar Ionia »Lv Howard City Ar (Ionia1 •' (Stanton “ (hdntorv • Every day, others week days only, f stop on lipnal. Parlor cars an all trains between Grand Rapids and Detroit. Scats -JSeepts. Connections made mUnlon station, Grand Rapids with the Cnii AGOA Wrhr M:< hioax K.U'Xir FOB Chicago ano frits West axd fob Mcskb<iox. Maxii. tkI.Ticavf.hsk Cjtv, Elk RafLDS. ClIAHlJtvdlN and Pktoskky. Favorite route to thesununer resorts ot northern MichiRan. >d Rapids for Chicago, 8-.SO Leave for Manistee aud Traverse City 7 ;30 .and 5-30P. M. Leave tor Uharlexoix aud Petoskey 7:30 A. M. Parlor cars on day trains nnd sltSqjyrs on night tnuns to Chicago. Ask our agents for further particulars or write to GEORGE DEHAVEN. Gen’l Paas* Ag'L Grand Rapids. , j ] Chicago, Eah&ioo is Sagiaiw J.U'.tXF.bl'. • j ; I [ ’ C0KDU3ED UOAu. potato musher, only it had a pigskin cover, like the head of a drum, and it seemed to be tlilod with air. The Japanese man servant ran up to the big fish us quickly ak he could and began to beat it with the potato masher, hitting it with all his might. And instantly there arose such a din and such a roaring that the -little American boy had to put his hands over his ears lest be should be made deaf by the noise. Then, while the roaring waa still going on and the man servant was still beating the fish, all the Japan­ ese men and their wives and children came walking out of their houses and went into u big pagoda, where a Japanese cook had been preparing/tiinner for a long time. \ When they had all come out of their houses the Japanese man servant stopped his pounding and went back into the Japanese kitchen, still swingjng ulc potato r . > masher In his hand. /_J And, then *L_ the 1little American boy knew that he hod seen a Japanese dinrmnir ®n<i ner gong, and >.<ul had »,«««! heard t» it call ♦>>the Japanese villagers to their dinner. BOON TO THE WEARY. Public Comfort Building at Jackson Park TIME TABLE. _________ l In effect June 11. ls&3. Station*. Kalamazoo Lv.. E»»t t‘oop«y....... Klchlnnct Junc't Cressey Mito (K-lton.......... Cloverdale... dhultx........ Habtinos,... Coats Grote. Woodland ... Woodburyl Via I>. L. A l.insing.'. Detroit Grand Rapids... Stations. sotnH. Kalamazoo Ar... East Cooper Lv.. Richland Junc't. Cressey ...1.. MU*..:....;.. Delton Cloverdale .. Shultz... Habtinub... Coats Grove. Woodland The Public Comfort building in Jack­ son park is now ready for _AU»e. It stands just across the strcctAflvth of Lansing Detroit..... Grand Rapids tbe Woman's building and a little way from the Fifty-ninth street entrance. The structure has the appearance of a large summer pavilion, being light, airy and roomy. The main part is two stories high, with a round top roof over an immense central court. On the east and west ends are circular pa­ vilions one story high with flat roofs, surmouiited by pagodas. To the north extend^ a two-story stem. The build­ ing throughout is furnished with all the conveniences for the comfort and accommodation of guests. It is in­ tended as a place where people can go to rest, eat nnd be refreshed. The court, surrounded at the second story by a balcony, will be liberally fur­ nished with chairs, settees and tables. In the circular pavilions there will be cafes, with lunch counter attachments and lemonade and soda water foun­ tains. There will also be a liberal number of free~closets and washing­ rooms and a few private apartments to which persons in need of quiet may retire. When ready for use ibis build­ ing will doubtlera become one of the most popular on the grounds. It fronts to the south and has three large entrance doors. There are also doors opening out on circular balconies north of the two pavilions at the east and west sides. On the second floor are several small­ er rooms where privacy may be ob­ tained. Tho walls and ceilings are plastered and windows in abundance on all sides will give entrance to any breezes that may be stirring on hot days. —•etops ou”m t Nos. s and « win imt earn* P--ui-eugera unleM provided with freight Iraln permit*. Freight trains will l>e run at Hie conven'enes ef Ute cthupany, who reserve tbe right to change thu-tlin*- of snen Indus without notl EARJ CURE. HEART DISEASE! Mared tna la IOS NEKVINE a Fft .J �GONE AWAY. Addition*! County News. A GOOD OLD CUSTOM. Gooic TO x-erpo^uaM. —------------------ ---- | A W.11 «urtt mai.-awe 1 Mr. Gould, told an intererting bit of b»* 1 tory yesterday. "It waa several months, Mn. rraak Smldlw. • '“ld«>t J* JJ!’ There ta a g-—----------------- f—-r-.-----Tilton, tor. ««•* to"? 'th. to bo feared, haa fallen into neglect and if neato, moraine »t«r • loo« !“"«*_ ™ funeral was held at lhe church “d »u .ttradtol by .torn "““'’"’SS ud r«toUra«. The rem»to. were When, io Yankee Sprtoes ceueterr tor tour meot—The new rraldenra ut.J*"”"1, ?*' perbne.rtns OT”P'''!™^D)°,)K O*T smith and wife attended the। 1. Odeeoratlon at Prairieville—Mr. Johnson is having the exterior of his house painted MIm Belle Train nnd Harry Lewis were married at Hastings lost Saturday by Rev. Puffer—MIm E. LaPred wbo has been em­ ployed as teacher In o#e of the schools at Tacomn Waah., is spending ber vacation with friends here—School closes this week with a picnic—A new bridge is being built across the race at the mill pond— Fred Hotelling Is sick with the mumps— Rob’t Beattie has returned home and re­ sumed work in the blacksmith shop. little mistress sans-hehcl Llttlo Mlstreee Fana-Mercl Trottcth worldwide, fancy free; Trolteth cooing to and fro, . ■ — I* • borer rmeu uw™ ■ Mightier monarch in the Una, And my heart it Heth where ____ Anth faro. .JSStoiS “tr’-rs “ ’is: toe^X' ' ta^ta’SaTfp„uto,toS“,rTT'.'1 * k”’ ■ * JI .W „ so certainly deserves to be revived. It is spanned. So he decided to act his housethat of reading aloud in the family or other i hold to rights before the immm<ms cam& roond «®d .pproprUUd to social circle. In former days, when books .i He took hia four boys into his study one Little Mlstrcm Sans-MercLX- “ «• dl*“7“’nL. were few and newspaper* les*plentiful and •• night, and aa a preface told them the htaTb‘eXh*rt*“ 'T “bU-She hath made a slave of mel cheap than now, thta practice was exceed- ‘■ wry ol hto lite—<rf .11 the hwtoWp" «J>d r.1,1 faille of the dying man who so heart-Gol” she blddr th. and I goSltotolwi:btoeSdrao brU.Borroi u »«L aud it slocp. in d„_T ingly common. Many circumstances fa- i! struggles of his youth up to the time that “Comer' and 1 am fain to com*. With the yew. all awrv in th« tbTLuura bori«l to hl. bow. vortal It. In most homes there was actualNever merer doth sheshow. ; he began to know men and to turn that Be ahe wroth or frolicsome. 1X what for the most part there ta now only i to profit. Yet am I content to be poetically a “hearthstone," where blaxed a !:i knowledge common In tbe remote era of the fabulist, Trolling shruba, tangled bed, |aunUmlud "He explained the method of his Slave to Mistress Bans-Mcrcil great fire each winter evening, around j iSXT’" Uol“d and Indeed theb-iriad t7*J,ur' ; railroad operations, tho keystone of which which all the membep of the family gatb- ' liable item in the stock properties of the Little Mistress Sans-Merci. ' waa to buy railroad stocks when' the road The only thing moving * jackdaw or«, ■ ered nlghtij, from the grandfather In hta : was run down and the stock was cheap. dremati.t, tbe fabulist and the story teller Rhe hath grown su dear to me And the afternoon sun beandug faint on tu slippers and the grandmother with ber j He would then develop tbe rood, boom the Th.rX otoirnm from the very Infancy of their arte AU the r>Ain her moods impart. knitting work to the baby with Jib rattle. I■ stock and get out' with a handsome profit, The classic dramatists did not fall to And I blew the little feet At first after the blinds were'drawn and There the little fsm tana* st tie i to»k. U« of -udi • oom.ol.oi .ip«ll«it» . He gave illustrations of these methods nnd That go trampling on my nean, the great lamp was lighted there would XidltaWT nfburtolta—ore. which which W .« look . .. . t — A»>. how lonely life would be , urged bis sons to follow in hta footsteps, When Jim’s busy slion aoamini be conversation among the elders and Ulu.lt on taa(lratoZ?«lt..1tYth«tayJud I But for little Sana-Mere!. near. games among tbe youngsters, but by and keep on building up the great property the line* of InipwTjtiityRecorded bi that he would leave them, and thus main­ Lltthfuci-. pretty head that t^abm, Little MGtrew ^ns-Merd. by the very little ones would fall asleep . ■ ■ of ... *» ... ch good .owwl fnrttinv ml Kt stance* Indeed fortune Imust tain tbe name of Gould ns a great power In rhne.'., , Cuddle cloee thi/ntoht to me. and be tucked into trundle beds. Perhaps DBO^Mirilr be rare. *> the pn.dent treasure Till the old Louse waa t lo«aij u,t. • tins financial world. Ho urged them to And that heart, which all day long grandfather and grandmother would doze' finder then, a* u<>w, mart bavr been *polowing >< or. 1 emulate the example of the VlmderbiltA . Ruthless thou hath trod upon. a bit, but brighten up and listed gladly to daily careful to keep hta secret to hfmwlf. Shall outpour a Hoothlng song i "He told tho buys.” the Wall street men Not any bright smile froiq thr .-bthe. well loved manly or womanly voice 1 continued, “tho amount of his wealth, and But octwiiHMUlF Mn ,ue U,*ut K1**1?1 lr M For Its beet beloved oneChildren* day exercises were held here Nor any sweet face tbut i’.v , And its tendernees for thee, history, as in the cm*of Juiiu», the father !' that It would ‘-““ "Tra probably be left in trust so Great blinds staring white •.» tn. last Sunday. Great credit is due the lit­ Llttlo Mistrese Sans-Merd! . of Hero.1™ Atticus, wbo discovered an tm -Engi ne Field In Udtee* Home Journaltle girls for their beautiful songs aad reci­ zine, from a book of favorite poems or M, to D .h- Rtarv of tho mense Irensure buriwl under an old imuse, ■ toioi wiui h ti^ r lh l<;. c, travel* or standard fiction. There are mnlJ The boy* “ J*®* 1 M tations—John Fisher, of Battle Creek, the last remains ot hi* patrimony. Ibe -plCurd Kite hln lu Tenure fl*',. “ visited his father and brother last week— titude. of middle aged people today whore ^st 0^"’ *«*»• /XT" Coninn i ------------;1 vastneruof the treasure precluded any atof Gould Mr. and Mrs. Roach are entertaining a fondest recollections of youth are assoc i- «»Q r®al.,fed? “d ngn , ®. Hewasa.tapper mtta ^drrejjrfM- 1t tempt to conceal it* existence, tanner and the proand the pru daughter from Kalamazooo—Most of the .ua .Ub ta.g -l.ur ...^ j-nl, • truzooewiiuws* dent Julius hrtMtamed tutetamd to to make make knowuibta known biv Alfrtsl Wuteih-ju-e ihawrvfa, conlui woo! from this place is marketed at from spent in listening to or • J had much faith in ineir , Ho stoppea m. iuv .■'”ZiaT-tho find to the officials of the Roman empire.- thanks for the rigorous wnyjn which Lt 15 to 20c per lb.—Mr. and Mrs. Charles readings. power to do so either. Ho bail consider- ; tho middle of tbe block and sig , . ।-------baa called atteutiim to the lucctiv. aienc# Where house* are heated by furnaces or . Kta pojver to do *o in George, but litdo in th.: first street car that came do^Tho All the Ywtr Rouuit Haskins are the parents of a fine boy born imfldinre and annoyance caused to tic j ihlic by a last week—Carrie Bowen is spending a steam radiators in every part, where gas . ab,e “nLrteucc large claiu of advertiser* Against stiver’ week with her parents at Spring Brook— or electric-light* are in c *tisetnent of the right kind nd in the right Mrs. Eva Richenmore and daughter llteraturei* so abundant-------------- ,—. , accompanied Albert Fisher Sun­‘‘ can provide it for himself, ■■ the • conditions -• i sjxrjX sx b= plooc no one has a word to sav. It b 0| -------by -- -------------r-------spent •genuine aervlce. not only t- ih.: '.dvertiwn, day ... In -Charlotte the•»guests of Mrs. Pal-' that once made such scenes as we have de- ' ’77*’^"“ wTJhl ——— — ----------.ita. -2 —, - -f gave us aimoBt a necereity in every intelH- fortune of “7man.’-New Yor ~ ; k arid. "Can’t stop iuthe middle of the block. . pincushion. ' Shewa* boro in I7GS. and at but to every olaM of the community. But miter—Rev. Stacy, of Richland, I . a-a.1 sermon m on sunday | fcr geIlt household But,what I ~ ~*— v— ’Med.™ . the ai.r nf »ix wa« n svretdaf iu st- Mary* when we virft remote « <-|,h m- -taini very acceptable --------------. —Mrs. . ..v MWM rav„v.« no loager _exist. _____ ______ i Go to the corner!" shouted the driver. • ... ,. ■Is nevertheless ....Li t| oo« i... Myra Clark and children n<«Ju made na vlaitlntr visiting has w lM} a necesrity Po.to«« Rtamn* stomp. .Arx* Are t ery .ry 31 Mod.™. tho VmaTta for collect• The dapper little fellow looked provoked church.; nwir Artmld- Pin* were rdnriw* and rollers 4* tutHt along ti. trip to Hastings Saturday returning the | n privilege, and those who neglect it do not I The man who baa the h!mania forjollect- | andmadewme wild gesticulation* when ^..ug-th.- Poorer c!mm*s. and pour kitty stroll in pretty country inne not ta kno known technical!) , i,y 1 to pick up tLo*c found on want to be confronted by u:first of the week—Miss Lucy Smith re- know what thev lose. Cold print tacks ing postage stamps is * nouncementh. to the effiit : l UlAtaly w» mneb rim-•;( 1 t wbo hnJ Ixtai oiocb- ' u-.r ebunu il -r. rrawil»«« «'.*■ »' turned to her borne In Plainwell last Frl- ; tbe cfannn of t’ht living human voice. > » philatelist. Philately r,. .0(1 ft .till, holb by Th n „, pp „a „p m .l tovltal ft.,,ver, ,,,.,0.1.101 (bo. raUratal. ThU prepared to sjipp ’ . y us at i-. day after a two weeks visit with Mrs. Jen- , .Words spoken have double the potency of cuied in its early days, and is etill, both by | ’• This :<■ pries nle Reynolds—George Vandewalker. of ; words but not heard. Accent, inflec-; the pYess and those not acquainted with Its ( m W .-tome I Ubit ofWllaM P*1” ‘nPin«*• ta ta- mootb”K> u---------wit* tbrdieM quality of .. aiuug.”.looo Lol.lt of boMlou n.U'-tard c: Kalamazoo visited relatives here last1 tion, modulation, tones of mirth and pa- value. *' j — , »— cnlld till tin finally uuauy abe »ue could vuuiu neither ucraur, mk ...a, "Please, air, for-•for whatf naked the, the child, week—An ice cream social will be held ■ thos, coming from the heart and going to Poatage.stamps, as but Nor ta it Dleasani to see in the: atreets ol * — few ---. are —- aware. - —nsJn • drink nor sleep slrep without having from six | at the parsonage next Saturday Evening, i me tbe uenrv heart are miug* things mm that icuu lead V enchantuvu«*ul-< n^« of n1 recent invention, and it is only suce since ■ -• that'* all right,” replied the officer. to a dozen of them under bur tongue and • citic* wi jtirrlng — vast hoardings „ cuvcrtd jvered with to reading aloud been With 'know well well enough. enough. 1 1 supiioso supporeyou you arouud ber guma She would often go to masMs of detestable colors, con.-ewtiL-’of tbe All are Invited. ' •I ment i.. rnontio renamg «ir»,.i aiouu iu iu «a a group group where wnere 1 1810 that letters have — •.—stanipt-d. » — , know I!l ^» .........___________ ...1. the advent of the nortacu staiuu rates, lou Know wen tuuugu. ____ ,, _____ U o»..n lt 1 b.n 1 ,n,b.»to. ? »mo»|«>..i ^to u" ? puffs of rival tradesmen nnd lhe boasu of sleep with a monthful of pins and awake to tin ecu ou u uiiin uio ii;i-iiiuvui au n vuuiiuuu persons who have piuvidel s>jrh- kind of DeHon bond. Then, too, it gives Hue to the be-t were grea<.>j .v«v»w , . f-a..™ for -ndlon a bt.ra tb. ,^ta.1OT 1 Hnd them gone. Mrs. Van Amburg was at Kalamazoo • kind of conversation. It mingles instruc -I land, the charge for sending a letter the ( public entertainment. Still 1<m do we like The absence of.lbe pins could l»e account­ Wednesday last—H. C. Boynton spent; tion with entertainment. It develops mu-j shortest distance wa* sixpence* but with, ed for only in one way—she hnd swallowed when we are traveling^ be so confused by lost week In Kalamazoo on business—W. I luaj svmpathle* and tastes, ft stimulates 1 the introduction of the stamp It fell to n "What makes you think I’m a girl!’’ . them. Still she kept up the practice, fad­ adveniM-meiita thnt we can with ilifltailty Spaulding, of Milo, was on our street* thought Tho-----introduction of sy»LUlll.^llL. It Ik sweetens nncvilll-t tabor. IU.AI1. It Ik stores ntlAIVJ the LUU i. penny. I----- ----------""J , the postal . “ 1j "I don’t think. I know." was tho reply. , ing no ill effects except a numbness in titr make out the name of the station at which Wednesday—Mi-s Leda Norwood is visit- memory with never ...» — forgotten images i' t«m to be tem a* a* it it at at nrerent present exists exists in in nearly nearly every ever) ' 1 “Don’t I look like a boyl" - limbs. Ten or a dozen years later, how­ we may wish to alight. Li tl.e^e things ing friend* nnd relatives in Banfield—C. , thnt make coming years brighter and sur- country on the globe is credited to Great ;; "Oh, yes: the way you’re togged up you ever, ever. one she was in s a uaiiu.vF-fM-, terriblB plight, !passing —“« there ought tn be order and measure, so B. Robinson sold .®00 wi-rch qf furniture rive through *eparasious of time and space. ■ Britain, which lu 1M0 issued covers and I.xik enough like one to fool a fellow, an the deeplm* night* ts and nnd screaming with pain thnt people uttty le<irn' Low tl.i-ir Vartans Those who already know how delightful , envelopes to prepay letter* all over the , *"”* try — taatop a -----street all~tTe time. In to Lansing parties last week—Orren' • ■* don't •— - * nearly 4Jw 1= 1783 she was sent wants are to lie supplied without ixiug «: Thia plan wj. ndoptal tbraugb . mldd!. "I the blorlc m»,b. you ralXottluuluun boaolul ■ Hughes returned from the world’s fair | It I. i.twd no urging. But It 1. not mon. In , to the Nottingham hospital and remain*} tho same tinni Irritate<l;i>y the di-.play of all Tlta'a. rite aww.” Friday—J. <1 Hugh*-* nnd wife returned ; tamllta that reading aloud may U prar- . <b« .kcrtiramol JamraCbalmtn. although won't get cmurbu caught. That’s a give away.’ in that institution a year, during which that is most vulgar arid repuld - e iu tbs from the world’s fa'r Satunlay—Conrad Heed with plraaur. aud pram, tn tblaand tbe honor baa long bee. given to Sir Bowtime 5,000 pins were removed from differ­ commercial spirit.—Luiul n Graphic. She begged off.—Detroit Free Proa Kohler returned from the fair Friday—W. | every large city there are-vast numbers of, iaI>d Hill. . , ent part* of her body, no leas t han 300 of H. Chase was at Katauiazoo Friday—Mr. i people, particularly young people, who are The first country to follow England was them coming out through ber treasta, both Edgvtt and wife returned to lensing last} deprived of the privileges w --------------------------------------------------. of home. Many ' Brazil. In 1842 a set of three stamj* waa j --.i-.« UUI hr l»» Many families of snu^ll ui^as 1 _*.k upca of which had to l« amputated. After her .. nf. -Kendall, . „,v. is । are clerks 7,... i*»ued. consisting large numerals ■ large Jay Gould s father always liked Jay bet­ Saturday—Maggie Plfher. in mercantile or) financial houses, | simply i*«ued. of consisting simply of numerals difccliargv from the hospital she was mar­ celery as a luxury. The greenl»h tall are employed the the nrinted value printed In black. visiting.............. her nn- l.- David -iavld PlfherPlfher near ' near others others are employed duringduring the day in day vr.- .in va-i denoting the value in black. Then Then! ter th<-u any ottar man in the village did. blanched stalks of the cheap Lunch really Bunuell school ho t- —Geo. Kerns was at; rjoua industrial pursuits ami have ho reg- ‘ c«n>e the cautyns uf Switzerland aud Fin- , according to a .win who knew the rnmily. ried twice, and became th* mother of nine are not very good eating, atid “ the flue, Kalamazoo Satunl... —Mr. Cmiyer and ' ular places of abode except boarding I with envelopes whim today are very One day up at the farmi Jay_s। lather told children, none of whom lived to the age of white large crisp bunch* cost* too much lot family, of Clover tan . were the aueets ot houses? How to apend their evening* : -n I next came Russia. United States, I him not to take uat a colt which was in the eighteen. * -rente the workingman's everyday ditnu'f But Mr. Davenport Sunday—Mr. A .iwt, of problem. There are. to be sure, abundant France. Belgium, Spain, Bavarin. aud other . '*m Jay thought that colt waa aching pericn” ./ 7 there is an economical Way of treating the Louis ttantiDuc. Republic. Goleoburg. was on our street* last Satur- places, but however wholesome and inm>- | countries followed in the train, until at for a drive, and so, notwithstanding the or- years old.—St. id.ro* large bunch of beat celery which makes it day—Mrs. Skillman vlslled friends in cent tfae beat of these may be they ought lhe time there is scarcely a portion dvr of his father, just hitched up the colt cheap. Use the finer portions of tbe crisp Augusta la-rt week—C. F. Dubois aud wife . uot-to claim all the spare time of any clus* ! °I the K,ohe inhabited by civilized people : As a result the animal ran away and nf Augusta * ,i<w'.1a wai< mm a in Ir, town fnn-n Saturday LL..,<r.4wt*—Ilra/tR _______ g-v ___ t _____ ", ■ , be* whaf -—— CVI.in ta1 tllililZS a* The freight brakemnifta misunderstood. stalks aa a relish. All the tougL portiuu thatLaw hasnnt nota arwvAt.ll postalargfbm system. OhioStjkta. State. AJtsll smashed thingsCl'IlerallV. generally. lhe TheCr'lt colt11was of Oreon . of persona On? excellent plan__would and the root carefully deutod are to lie cut Journal. about ruined, and young Jay did uot dare He has two fingers remaining on bis right Smith finished the woodwork on John ' for a few congenial spirit* who are i»chand and couples with a stick. His Scotch fine, covered with cold, water taiti rooktd . to go home. Williams' house tbh week—John Williams quainted, say from two td half a dozen CotnpoBctl While Walking. , "Jay came over to my house,” said his- cap spreads bis ears, giving him a partic­ slowly til! nearly the whole can re rali’ied will move Into ills new house this week— ■ young men or an equal number of young Paul H. Haynes' favorite habit* of com- old benefactor, "aud got me to go over and ularly desperate appearance. He chews to­ through a strainer. Half nn Li-urbefert Orson Smith returned to Kalafnazoo Tues.1 women, to arrange for meeting once a dinner beat this liquid celery with ac eqaal day—Miss Mead was the guest of Miss week or ohener—the often er the better— position were to pace back aud forth be- i break the newa to his father. The old man bacco. and it is worth while to hear him swear when the engine bumps too bard. If quantity of any kind of tneat broth you Cooper this week—The band boys have - and taking turn* In reading aloud nnd tween the standing desk in his study and *tormed around like mail and finally wid: " “Let the devilish young cub come here he caught a dude Id a saloon he would kick happen to have in tbe he-u«c.«: ■! then add purchased some new horns—The Dr. was ; talking over good llteraturei—New York the bookshelves in the library, or btmeath the trees surrounding Copse hill, if tl>e if he dares. 1 know what I’ll ’do. I'll take him. He hunches his shoulders while be one Jrint of hot mrili thickincd b .a white * at the hub Monday—W. 11. Chase was at : press. t»quce, with two tablespoouful- <acii uf bat­ weather was favorable, aud with pencil , his hortc fur tbe colt.’ tbe county seat Monday—Miss Moir was i ------------------------------and volume in band to jot down on a fly"The storm blew over and Jay went back, knere. This i» the freight brakeman aa ter and flour cooked togtther. s - n with . at Kalamazoo Mondify—Charles Chandler • r*lnt for iron Bridge*. salt. If you have uo broth after i.soup leaf the first revision of a poem or a* much The old man appropriated Jay ’ s horse, for | you .M*? b|m tn a play. Take him of an moved his photograph car to Gull take • In some remarks on the subject of paint- 'ly and Tuesday—Miss Tibbett, of Creasy, was the ' jng iron work, nt the second annual meet­ of it as theriuratiun <>f the creative mood ‘ he was a man of his word.”—New York evening in the Commercial hotel up at tbe is — In — the tureen stir ibu> i: junction wheu he ta smoking nud talking | ■npothly the wed bust in u guest of Mrs. Cooper fast week. | ing of the American International Associa- would allow. Sometime* he wrote while j World. wrrak. Tbrata U dlfframt «xl ,-ou will »« ml-«t ,11 ------- ———----- —7J tion of Superintendent* of Bridge* and taking n leisurely huracback ride around ' . Punctuality at Dinner. Horribly Mangled Buildings at Cincinnati, Mr. G. M. Reid the house or through lhe woods,sometimes , A white pine box hn* been brought tn ] the usages of good society „ —. — _________ , . from up the n%l. ami (wo layoff men are I Monitay morning section men on the | BtAUd thal he found raany |ron p*^,, awhile sitting in bls armchair of Georgia' Among Michigan Central caine upon the horribly | contained phosphorus and sulphur, which pine, but generally with greater ease while dinner is the one form of entertainment . sitting up with a Ixxiy on Railroad rtrert. J “Talking of dudes." sn: i iiivh.-.ni Gmy mangled remains of a man at the first. damaged the Iron. Asphaltum paint* often walking. This was especially true during ■ where punctuality should be strictly re- । Tbe dead fireman bad Leen a friend (o every ' thc early and middle periods of his life, | cognized. To !>e late h a grievous error, I man iu the room. He had started in "wi]>- ' sou nt the Lindell, "did y.>a evtr cousklsr station this aide of Nashville. It ta wntaln«i much benzine that after dry thought from the dress and appearance of ( lng lh. surface waa left rough, affording a when he found :• irksome to sit down for • To arrive too early is in many instance* em- , ing up" at the roundhouse when a boy and . how much time a man cxpen-.l- to keep the man. that he was a tramp about ^0 । icxiguicnt for sulphur from tbe locotnotives I any length of time and never seemed to barraasing. Five minutes before the time ' then he got A place on a switch engine. He ' hlmsqlf preventable) A n;..u -*vitb Vny ; appointed ta a rigid necessity. An invited yrervotago. and ----....- was ----- stealings - ride and | and^noisture antrinui.sturc from irom the me atmosphere, atmotipnere, cans-1 earns- ! weary of those meditative walk*. • had been regular for four years, and was beard at all must si ave nt h thrfexinm rnll • ,, .. .. fell rrnm from tho the htirtfraire burifpen nf of lha' the a.rlv early rnnrti. morn- I .ing oxidatioC of the metal. Many pre- I| I have known him to comiiasc die last , guest should observe these rules, and his so | expecting an engine almost any trip when • a week. That nit suis a w..-l vf ten noun Ing train. The remains of the unfurtu-' l>ared painu were too viscous and had to । line or the Intermediate pert of u [x>em l>e- j doing to a good index tohis social standing. I he started out on the extra run and came . a month or twelve goo-1 working dtp in ncteL,man lined-----------------------the track .rom--------------the cattle M that they lacked Odurability. ! tU >«Fto»l.>g. WL.u rompl.iri, I Arato ran. ra.t|on. ib«t rata to Jomra-----------------u.ra.UOthinned rarara..ra, r.«»raaura .„lr. the year. Fifteen minutes a day! nt^the crnarH on nn one Ann aide ul.1.. of ..r tbe tin. crossing i'rnddinj to tn the tl>.» I ^. ...he preferred . ■ purelin-wd. oil ".. .I bowev*r, what reader would have doubted tic affairs, heartache*, toothache*, children’s • back Id the baggage car.—Chicago New* ' bcotblack stead will knock nearly t|u uic-re guard q,, .. the whole, cattle guard on the other and presented a ; aud iead »o colored a* not to absorb heat that it came into being cuasecutively? i'.i“*a«eM, tragedies, accidents and |>er- ! Record. working <lay» oat of the year. Now figure sickenlng sight. Nothing was found lo es • All iron In bridges should be first coated 1 Occasionally the choice phrasing of a' wmalitic* of all kinds. A constant cotnup the time spent tying hi» cravat.'fishing tabllah his idenity. ' ivith boileil linseed oil. When two or more; thou8,lt tliat • ;u5 ' ■ fflert him for day* plaining of family disasters is not only di*The graceful palmetto, that grows so : collar buttons from under the drvMtr iim It has later been ascertained that the 1 aurfaemi were to be riveti<l together each ! W0Hld visU Mai in sleep. My mother told tressing, but nn upheaval of physical wore in various other ways ■ pertaining to tbe profusely lu tbe lower tier of the southern man was an escaped lunatic from Katainnshould receive a coat of paint in the shop I mc tbat hv nwo«e o«« “ight (he had been luld household calamities is an annoyance state*. tut* recently become a factor tn the ' general ‘getup’ of a man. not of fashion, zoo. and that his clothes were marked J. j and then when the structure is completed vcrT bu>T preparing his Savannah sesqui- Hint under the best of circumstances it is • IndtiKtrieM of the south, for its wood is hard j but of affairs, and you will find that be from t<*> generous to bear.—Good tr Honoektyping H. .Beach.” This same man was seen . lt should receive two coata of lead and oil centennial ~ode) u‘ ,rnn ' tranquil ^^ltlnlh«^r’,' t,in —■-»-— enough to carve and Its fiber is strong ■■ sacrifices at least one working month in ---------------------------n^ar Cedar Cre^k a few dajs before the paint of some light gray or stone color, and said suddenly, “Mina, at last In sleep enough to make excellent cordage aad a the year to his personal gppiarsoce. But Race Hotm and Island. accident and attracted considerable attenpainting all mat should be care­ the thought which has eluded nje for days ■ useful substitute for sponges. Id Jackson- . it pays. Only the man who ba- his reput®lion by hlspccular actions. He was *vO fully cleaned off. Experience, be added, has been captured!"—ty-. Haynes in Lip­ -411 „ Cl- .. __ - u__ i____ __ .1 •__ ■ tion or his ‘pile’ made con afford to neglect walking along picking at au old stocking showed that bridges cam! for in this Way pincott’s. ! three little tribute* of respect to the opinion and when asked what he was doing Mid | had proved more economical to maintain of his fellow men—and wouiem"—St. Louis A Holdlcr ’ n Cliriatmn*. that he was picking chickens. Sunday he than - -• — -painted with other ... .. those than .lead. Globe-Deuiocrau "My boy," said he, "don’t you was seen at Morgan and was continually and oil paints.—Engineering. what merry Christmas means’” talking to himself. It Is now ascertained The boy shook his head. that the man was run over by the mid­ Some Swell Dolls. The young leave* of the tree make a salad "Did you never bear of Christf” night train going cast and the early morn­ MORTGAGE SALE I*0!’1® “* beginning to appreciate, Doll* with real hair aud eyelashes are The boy nodded. "I hear dad say it far misrepreMjatati^of^ronertv The oi! I ing Haiti going west. The first train took the very latest things.’ The "coquette" is Default having been made in n>- • ‘nJr’'”* pt^ngta^^awLTKrina IS I t U Ufe-I «» that of when he's mad." bls body from tbe east to the west side of of a certain mortioure nui-te’-v " a little beauty, who*e eyes give tbe most Armstrong got up quickly and walked a had two suite, and we fought them tooth 1 STlLJt h J? “ g and Jane Newton to Einili• J--1 •'i-S tbe railroad crossing amt the early morn­ bewitching glances when a string hidden tail • Now he own, th- X,™ । i fort thc iM!Oi)1* did, and it is a favorite arti- rated । March Wh. A ing train carried it back again. It is behind her golden lock* is pulled. A few few paces back and forth. "I’m not tbe nnd 1 o«rtL. aSIto U I It fa 11-' -raioon tb~n.tb.btoa.b-ra recorded In the office of «w.t‘rt worst of men, but I’m a bad sample. I known (hat the deceased was not stealing deeds, for the County ol Barry »u > of tbe members of modern dolldom have never knew much of thia, and what I did Sun. wu..«nmn. York atatbfng th. t—and browUng on tb. <4 Michigan, on the Jytfi day of Maroir, A. n. ride as above reported. . Hr had taken acquired the faculty of going to sleep knowJ. ’ve ,v trieil MiVU to ,v tu forget. And now thnt £/’ -------------------------------tr—b Miooto — —gwIt — tboy brow— on 1M9, tn liber M of raorlRW" on shoes off by the side of the track and standing up, which, being Interpreted, | this should come to T, ■ . . tVSfat^rtynl/.n~ Fl—P •aid mortgage was on the ... .. me( dine— her " nrobably asleep when the train struck Declining Whale Ftaherlo*. that should default lie made m <<.•• ! means that the old fashioned weight* on i child—but I’ll docan, what! --------------and God help The whale’ fishery has declined rapldlv •f the interest or any part (here-f ;> the back of the eyes have retired to a shelf ' inel' He bad raised ‘ his hand a» though CorataM with Thotr Gtaso**, wherein lhe same ’ s’i >’<’d since 1854. when the United States had nil In tbe storehouse of the past and a better taking an oath. ships and Larks. * bri^ and 38 schooners “Tb. «« or s-eud- »»d gl—raid perfected form of machinery has taken the Then be sat down again, and we saw in it, with a total tonnage of 208,300. At an old optician on Broadway, "Isnomcthing thirVsdvys then ami frotn ta made in Paris fur an Indian plac.Uwl.ft.mw --------- -----------adu that he took off his battered old hat. And present its tannage is insignificant, certain- enonnoua A greater proportion of people aflertbte tepsc ot U>e sa d t1'" naid thousands of pounds for ' with A charming baby doll baa tbren tacca b„ .poke, Luc In a Yoke ao low. an under ' r*’Wfc0 * nstructed partly of silver, y net a tenth of what it then was. En«,t the ri—. that abe preaent. In lura. Preaa tbe but- that none Lot the bnr could bear And laud is entirely out of the business. When •*•5»"» de figures at each corner, w non a man bn)-* hi* first pair of glawwa with largc-fenu Hcate looking fan. The Mao.1 tberaenacbangra. Actaratabowa tbe eight eoftened all one benrta-ta It the latest accounts in-re rendered she bad he imagines he to done with It. He will each balding a d*. eperis body sets certain how Mlaa DollT,look.«|>ra tbe aleepy god waa ehrtatmaa day. and Chrlaltnna reeol- but three ships in the trade. Holland had have mime excure aud think it necemary to a-ter. although the i*n<d , h""et,.I.To,|ifI’“P°“.h’r- A.ct Ua ■ lectio— were crowding upju a—h ot uapayment thereof may not then ■ weight of the ate . whlch the fl “d 14-“° “Uo" I" U>« give It wheu he comes In liefore aix week* and default Laving been niu-bot*5ro“ bll'T i ’• to dwell grumbUngl, upon machinery tn mod®. gently moring-ao 75 5'T!lkT at"l trade to ie«>; now d>« tou neither beet nor and get* another pair. He will break one tatnt ol 'nterest due March . • ami tn urea to keep thef«». , hoC ciimaU_ By The dell—tel, tlntwl blaque la made to th. comfort, we had lelt behind al the “U°r ta the buetorae.—Fall Hirer Herald. gla>u» perhap*. or both, or tn Islay them, or the same hav.ng remained t.-;1 totr! OPpreaent a atriklng enaembla ot Kowla, lean ' pct. From time tn tlma glance, wera ingenious luxury in l -g0 masj0 arrears for 'aforetu tbe spare 1 ourtOr? thff the COrd• i **^» Sthe I of i>f tb'rt- • get the*** - *------ ■ t«v “ d .f? “ ‘ T p ' “ ” '» "hot *1 tbe ptac. where a common aoldler. vjgrd; th; ju-ui-ipd • touching a spring a la. nsic as a further shot at the place where a common soldier, :a>rr^ W"6n.r’*' t out t:-' ami — they i «»•'.(» drtip wu off ui of turirimnnctbeirownac- • thousand thouomd dollars wt:b with all a.l arrrai ■ _L .. A .tellinir ... . the third face. Smiles and eyre that dance — as rough a* .auv, sat In3 ttn feahla. made to give forth soft m. jutaWe ll.tlllnL-.L. . ... .but Oh. * —— Are I b - Anow . ..-■ .!.... I ll. with Ungbter form th. embodiment ot tb. w.,Tloe. .tor, - old m, cirlHUnU, u tberron drebued one eoni. He thinks thnt. ,ta_ .a rare accident, and » ralebrauri ixithor. TMt>. Incentive to slumber. liver la said toy* the terms cf said «»«£• .! and the French critic and historian, luu a sn». a little little child. child. It I*was --------------1-*—acene that • n 7mr or two he ! the ‘“Spt»n “" thJrrin eipr,option M.V, .... . ■ , . Another liedsteml made of s. erman em. calm that always followed a storm. Ot a upon-thi* ,r d de dro'“. f°r Ho 11M •»«» coS will i find that if he goes about much alx ' there there h is 'claimed to let *h"; du«- . ' course only one face ta visible at a time, the sinking sun claimed ’ —J c“t It* level rays.—George ud throe to have been occupied by the G titan. It pain*n year will ben low average. I hare ! of this notice the sum ot ! ■ u 'i posed half a dozen sonnets to his favorite IMM1IB aw'iteiin'S™' ' ‘ . j -------- 'in Scribner’*. rtv f.wr peror during bls visit to the s, .g ^cb- the others being quite concealed behind 1 TL ” Putnam feline pet*. One familiar with idsseventy-three bouse- , dc-iy'- /»' ttatodred ■ •' cuttomera who come here for glmwes twice i hundred »*v*ntr-:lir-<! a • iuirtr• bail oriental curtains of surpaaitfk goij. thick curly hair And a pretty lace cap.— cents, and an att-iror'» ......... . bold says that he may frequently be seen that often every year nnd some a* frequent- ’ five ' dollars”* provided’ * - net*,.- heavily embroidered with |m. Philadelphia Press. Ir iu Itrn nr iIim. tlr-A. . j_.j-------- A. ■ mortgage. and to ^Ult, What a oontraat this presents to the a •­ Contrary to the prevalent opinion that on winter evenings sitting,on the floor with nine cases out of ten tbe cause la simply at (Mt naviiiK ................. cold* aod 'coughs are due’“entiJ^7Vtbu fore‘s cSS- chS SdSLnn°n kUW* 1 pie iron camp beds affected by Prince Bk moneys secured by said taortXU" °f I carelrasu«<*."-N#w York Herald. It Is the pin pricks of life that try the severity cf the climate or toaomeunnx- h^Xadeen ta^re^^^^r marck, Moltke nnd ether renowned loaders) port thereof. now, therefore, by virtue «•>fthe P there.—Our Animal Friend*, ■etale of the strongest characters. To pected change In the weather, they really ; sale contained In said mnnif»-H misfortune bravely, to show patience arise, in very many cases, from pure care- 1 nn«, L statute tn such case made and l'n‘» ' the Since tbe ratajill*hment of the federal thereby Cgiven ° d®ntljd« and dressmaker* escape be'evotion to a fractions invalid, to bear lessnesa and want at thought is hereby given that on C,B day of September. A. d^ 'd suffering with fortitude and resCold, .ra not hrarlub),. but coald often "* to ““ government. Including Harrtaou’s adminia- I 13th AD autnor wuv — — ——— — . o’clock tn . the forenoon. 1 shall red « >1]Or1ll ‘ ration, N ew York ha* hail forty-two cabinet good many readers if ha were toBe named m 10 endure loM °t fortune with b. avoided If p^l. wool,) onjy „„ tbd, , “™"“ U anotion, to the highest bidder, st in o( Kn«nSh. T “d cour*K*-all this would ideas of common sense and be reasonable. , appo.ntmrnts. Mnsrecbnrett* thlrty-eeven, front door of the Court Houm- to (he t told the writer a few days ago that he aufindeed. HMtings, (that being the l'1*c'‘."nh(.Men\ the The custom of muffling the neck very ! u , ------------fered from the criticism of the editor a* £°“l i. \ onparallvely easy to many na•“> Virginia cult Court tor B urr Conn’? t» h«w « ml 1 tncibln ragrthw forty tbreA C»B rnr!; who k ,ccumb completely to little closely with furs or similar protection is , ■» v or France had for hta wwlfUug premises described tn add •*' rI“-• i extremely dangerous. If thoughtlessly left *'TnnB’ fet puddings, sucking much thereof as may he ' n*“rt ta Dll on a new — - -----L. (MM |Md « place la Um to pay the anurnnt doe 11,1(1 CXaggtratlng off a severe cold is sure. A light wrapping, ‘ nW u™ •»<> po-tw by Moding my .to-lto T-mnor nVA 5tur8®dn' almond cream and jOiW.l '■rblart. Th. only rabtort osj <ra bdd Imln vexations, l iakln8 continually the euffldeot to exclude cold wind while per- i trtUerx .tuff around haphazard, and tbe result ? “lth“ o' U>« PatIAc was that I got nearly all of it back. Now tratHaUotL u,. pn^. I’ve got a different plan. I go to tbe editor .to .urroun-Un*.. - "d ”■*«<•« »>>™F«to^U-~.lt.to.b-udTOm M.^i‘^“‘“‘blUo“"d»'=“« oi Snarlcr’a and tell him that I have a while paying a visit or daring the eervlces . rux*~ theme for a story or an article say, 10,000 words, and give him a hint of nt church without removing any of the ' a , ~ZZZZ , abg^iteecritto-d »’ f-dla*’ r what It will be like. If be doesn’t wantUI many wrap* which have been donned for ' new>PaiPC1’ devoted mainly u ’ ?“*25f^~Mr,d"' r” b~n putting th.&ld aton.pb.ra out of doora.tb. ral “> "-"-.ralal try sumo other editor, but if he does I—go .th •Ti everything I spent in an Recount home and write ite Not a bit. I pull over salt is almort sure to be a severe cold, conlM7’ t-.'Irtd rei"* “ T»o •dd. Imt I tlitok fd be. mv pile of tbe rejected, send it to him and tracted by tbe sudden change from ’the! s ■" " " • • get a check for 1100. Yon see, I’ve got a hea^d room to the cold air—Eva M. Ken-1 added to pure alumin Uulu reputation now."—Naw Yaak H* nedy in Good Housekeeping. . [* "aid, obvtatee all difficulty from I York Tribune. ( stacks bv water, udt or otberwiea I “bX0” XSi; j EffeA’mX’X Lg: II! to. W'wtUd.r-.eotatui w«k rarirtaau. ' -us > ■ V 1 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-06-29.pdf 07afa8bdaaf572b903c04dc17bf6e5e7 PDF Text Text The best Advents -w- wr. Hastings Banner, VOL. XX-XVBIJ NO. 9 - HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 29, 1893. ~ Published Thursday! by COOX. ILl HS VAIIENBURCH, The Pleasures Of Toil are unknown to many thousands in the world's grand army of toilers. of them labor U > LthcJr heads as well as with their hands. Thinking pays; ideas are so much capital. What arc your ideas about grass­ cutters? You’ve heard about The McCormick No. 4 Steel Mower It’s an ideal machine. There are ■ more good ideas about its construc­ tion than can be found in any other mower. Probably that’s why its sales arc so enormous. It has the best foot-lift to be found on any mower; is fitted with the McCormick <®ld rolled finger bar, and will stand the severest tests possible to a grass­ cutter. Guaranteed to work where others fail. It’s a light draft mower, and it’s durable. It's an easy winner of field trials. It's a really valuable mower in more wavs than can be enumerated here—and it costs but little more than a “ cheap ” machine. >Tb« lllmuued McCormick Caulome The Things We Prize Most I '' , ,I I 11 (, । • . . f! ' are not the gewgaws and gimeracks we gather about us. Every life, of course, has its sacred tinseled trcasures. but in this practical worka day world man is prone to value most those* things which serve him best. Not much sentiment in this, perhaps, but some sense all the same. The McCormick Machine of Steel I I' , f f |, i ? ' ' 'j takes first rank the world over. ‘ . .■ Hundreds of thousands of grain ' ■ growers call it the best harvester 1 ' i and binder that ever went into a ' , grain field, and they prize it accordi ' ingly. It isn't sentiment with them ' " —it s just plain, old-fashioned cemI, ,; mon sense. .They like it best bc। cause it serves them best. •' ’j It costs more money than some ., , harvesters, but that's because it's j ! more valuable. Its advantages more I1 j than offset the added cost. |, I The " Machine of Steel” is built I - to harvest the grain crop, of the ’ j world, and to do' it better than any , ,1 other machine. * McCormick Harvesting machine Co. CHICAGO, ILL. McCormick Harvesting Machine Co. 3 CHICAGO. ILL. ( )XrOKb5. Oi k fine line all sizes on C, E, D and EE’ lasts at . $2 J(). * . . . J ' SQUARE TOE and OPERA TOE. THAT ‘RUDDY’ Harvester OH At TnmI's is 3 Slicker. You will miss a good cne it you COMMON SENSE OXFORDS at $2.00 don't try it. . Cheaper ones for every day at $1.75, SI.50, $1.25 and Buy lbs bust Hay Tedder $1.00. Call and see them .in (lie mailei, the "Ata” of Russet and Wine Colors. Childroiib Tixxx Shoos, ChHdrons Ftod Sl±i>r>ox-ei, At the 13 x 75 Shoe Store. WOOLLEY & BR2N50N. JesseTownsend SHOE DEALERS. WANTED,! SAW-LOGS. I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING. P. 8. Anyone having large logs tliat they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. Witch Cream. before retiring. Nourishes the Skin. For Chaps and Sunburn. H«U. So^hfei Soften, mnunod. Hard, Dry »»s tough Skin. Comforting in Humors and Eczema. T U Manufactured by C. H.AJ. Price, Salem, PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. J. L. WILKINS, ag't. wrn. QOObYEflR WHOLE NO. 1935 ' Hastings Banner. BBOS.. HABTIfTGH. MICH. COUNTY NEWS. Niuhville S. E. Cook, of Charlotte^Sundayed here —A. II. Smith, of Middleville, spent Sun­ day with friends here and at Woodland— .1. C. Furniss was at Woodland Sunday af­ ternoon—Mr. and Mrs L. W. Felghner spent Sunday at Hastings—Miss Pearl Baxter Is home from Olivet college for the summer—The Lentz Table factory Is closed for several -weeks to give all the hands a chance to go to the world's fair— Miss Greta Young returned home from Grand Rapids Saturday morning and in the evening she went on to Ypsilanti to attend the commencement exercises of the Normal and Is a guest of Miss Stella Heath—Dr. Lowry, of Hastings, was in town Monday—Byron Barnum was at Grand Rapids Tuesday—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kill, of Gasport. New York, who have been visiting at C. Kill's started home Sunday nlght-^Class day and commence­ ment exercises of the high school Thurs­ day and Friday evenings ami the alumni banquet Saturday evening this week—Mr. and Mrs. I-ewis Wellman were at Kalama­ zoo Tuesday—Miss Hattie Culver who has been visiting among friends here the past week returned to her home at Bennett. Largest Circulation the 27th a son, to Mr. and Mrs. P. Leinaar, near Head Lake. Wt 9% lbs.—Don't forget to celebrate In Delton July 4th, next Tuesday. Errnp-irt. Miss Maude Sperry, of Cascade Springs, was calling od friends In the village Saturday morning—Miss MaryMyers returned from Odessa Friday—Geo. Morgan and wife, of Hastings, spent Sun­ day in Freeport. Their daughter, Miss Lottie, accompanied them Imine—Mrs. H. Case, who was so seriously burned last week Is not recovering very rapidly— Every body come to Freeport the fourth— The Ice cream social Saturday evening netted $14.85—Mrs. Brlner is visiting her daughter, Mrs. IL S. Bronson—The three Sabbath schools Intend to unite in an ex­ cursion to Ottawa Beach some time next ■month—School closed Friday for a ten weeks’ vacation—Mrs. Addle Gardner re­ turned to her home in Sparta Monday. Franklinville last week—Mrs. A. Youngs who has been sick so long is much better and friends say she owes her recovery to Dr. Lowry of your city as other physicians have treated her case to no benefit to her. One visit from Lowry put her on her feet again although she is still under his treatment Bedford. Mr. and Mrs. Pixley and their chlldrtjo of Bellevue, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hughes over Sunday—Mra. O. A. Matson of Toledo, and two grand­ sons Roscoe and Roy Capron of Hudson, are visiting Mrs. C. H, Nichols amLMrs. M. J. Demorest—Mr. S. Jacobs preached last Sunday evening—Bedford will cele­ brate at least so we understand. We will be glad to welcome all our friends and promise to give them a royal entertain­ ment—For the second time Miss Annie Locke of Battle Creek, disappointed the large audience which had congregated to greet her last Friday evening. Doubtless If Mlsa Locke ever makes another appoint­ ment here the surprise will come o n the other hand—Quite a number of our people attended the Battle Creek high school commencement last week Thursday even­ ing—The Aid Society will not meet next Wednesday owing to the celebration on Tuesday. It will meet with Mrs. D. S. Gifford one week from next Wednesday— Henry- Hughes and Clyde Nichols have got Mr. Varnuman’s house lu a condition to occupy and commenced the finishing " worK on Mr. Hunt’s house Tuesday morn­ ing. Banfleld. The Ice cream social last Friday night counted up better than twenty dollars be­ sides the expenses paid and all had. a grand time—Last Sunday evening the Epworth League was .very Interesting and a large audience In attendance—The re­ port is that Dr. Troy has sold out to an­ other doctor from Ann Arbor, and this -fall Dr. Troy will continue going to school at Ann Arbor—People are iu the midst of haying this week and the grass Is • down and very heavy—Rev. Van Winkle will preach four times next Sunday. The first three will be his regular appointments and the fourth will be at the Bristol school house at 5 o’clock p. m.—Levi Palmalier P nuunt Valley. and wife of Hastings was with us at Fine hay we ither—Several farmers are ' Johnstown, church and Sabbath school last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nichols, of Battle It made it seem as If they had come home haying—C. F. Wilkinson and Nelt Apple­ man of town .were seen on Harmony Creek, arc at this writing visiting friends from a long visit. Sunday—Rev. Spitter baa repainted bls' in this locality—W. J. Fisk and wife spent house. William’s of town did the work— Yankee Springs. Sunday at William Kearney’s at Battle .Corn is very backward this season—Miss John Watring comes to the front with a Creek—She whom wc used to call Fanny fine new carriage—Mr. Walworth of town Emma Raymond Is at work for her slater Brooks Is out on 3 visit to relatives and Is rushing Mike Ercett’s house to the front friends In Ross and Johnstown—We hear Mrs. J. Duffy—The heavy, windstorm last much complaint over the low price of wool Wednesday broke down a good many ap­ —IJev. N. F. Sheldon has ‘ his new barn neirly completed. Wm. Troxell did the —Picnics are now in order and are being ple trees in the big orchard and took the work—Corn Is booming—There was a counted off one by one at Flue lake--C. wind mill and observatory off the barn of F. McKenzie is home from Albion college H. D. Norris’—Services at the school council of doctors held Sunday over Bly Ftirbough who is very sick—Mr. Holenon the summer vacation—O. C. Godsmark house were not very well attended last peck mid wife of Mulliken made E. Lock­ spoke at the Gregory school house on Sun­ Sunday night—The district meeting of the hart a plteasant call Saturday—John Gard­ day at 3 o'clock. Subject, "Satan.” Sub­ I. O. G. T. was held hero last Saturday- ner Is on the sick list—Moses Perkins is ject for next Sunday "The Destiny of the night. There were delegates from Nash­ Wicked.”—A very pleasant bom? wedding ville, Hastings and Middleville. They vislsing his sister in Middleville—Gunham occurred at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. had a very Interesting program and all re­ Severance, of N. Hastings was wkb Mil­ ton Murphey at hLs mothers. Beachin Johnstown the 22nd port a good time. of June, the occasion being the Ouata a rove. marriage oltheir daughter Miss A SCARED DRUMMER. J. W. Wolf and family, of Hastings, Alla to David Bristol, of Johnstown. About fourty relatives were present. A visited friends at the Grove over Sunday Hr'll Xrtrr Conic Back Any More. bountiful supper waa served to the guests —John Marks is building an addition to Monday a drummer for one of the present. The young couple were the re­ his house—Wm. Smith is building an ad­ cipients of many fine gifts both useful dition to his bam—Herb. Spiague Is nbw largest and most prominent wagon manu­ keeping house in his up stairs—A. C. facturing institutions of the country and ornamental. Wait after returning from the wprld's fair struck town—a feat which he has accom­ now resumes work on his ne^r home—On plished at regular Intervals for the past Woodland. The fine weather of late Is making corn Monday morning of this week grandpa several years. In the evening he at­ grow—Some of our farmers have com­ Coats, formerly of the Grove, later of Carl­ tempted to make a mash on a young • lady menced haying—A large number of Wood- ton: departed this life. Funeral services of this city, by asking her "if she waygo­ fandltes attended the races nt Hastings—I at the home of his son David, where be ing to the show.” She promptly reported F. F. Hilbert arid wife are in Chicago at­ was stoppihg—Jessie Cotton Is not re­ to her brothers, who ore both of un athlet­ tending the world's fair—Wood Is corning gaining fils health as would be desired. ic turn of mind, that she had been Insulted, and they both went out on the war path. in rather slowly on account of the prices— He is not able to get out any. The poor drummer was found rnd friends Editor Felghner. has been absent for a Carlton Center. took up the cause of the two champions, week—F. F. Hilbert and wife returned Eugene Hartman and wife, of Ionia Co., from Chicago on Tuesday—Wheat looks spent several day s the past week with Mr. and the drummer was given a very serare drubbing, and one< which will no doubt good. ’ and Mrs. Geo. Hartman—We are inform­ last for a long time to come, and one ed the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Car- which would uo doubt have been much Aaayrna. Jay Prescott, of Marshall, was in town jieuter. formerly of Carlton. anow of Mus­ more serious had not officers taken the last week—Ida Moore went to Ann Arbor kegon. was killed by the cars one day last poor fellow into a place, of business, out Monday where she will spend the sum­ week—Michael VusUw and wife expect tn by the rear door, and hustled him Into mer-School at the Center closes this spend the fourth iu Battle Creek—We jail for safe keeping. He was escorted to week Friday after a very successful term— hear some .complaint that clover is not the nine o’clock train that night and left Born, to Sam Nay and wife, June 23rd, a blossoming well—John Shrlbgr of the the city vowing never to return. The ten pound girl—Charles Abbey Is doing a State road visited b:s parents Sunday— actions of a brother in upholding the good rushing business selling machines—On Mrs Ixrle Ryan, nee Burd, is confined to name of a sister Is to be commended, . Monday. June 26th. Dr. Powers, together her bed at present with consumption re­ when the punishment inflicted does not with Dr.’s Young, of Nashville, and Par- port says—Mrs. John Fleming spent the reach unnecessary brutality, as it might merter, of Vermontville, performed a very l>ast week assisting her husband in his have In this case had others not come to successful operation on Mrs. Williams, shop at Hastlngs-»T!iose who have straw­ the rescue of the traveling man. The drummer however, was so glad to-’ removing a large ovarhn tumor. She berries are feasting on short cakes while stood the ordeal bravely and Is doing those who have none look longingly on— get away in safety that he probably didn’t nicely. She Is at Geo. Kent's at present— Some excitment over a surmised wedding consider the equities In the case, and upon South Street. Hardly think boys nothing more will probably be (lone. He Lawyer Powers and family, of Charlotte, you will get a treat from that direction left the city a sadder but wiser man, if he visited his brother the Dr. this week. just yet, but every body can’t just tell wasn't quite so pretty as he was when he what may happen aftei all—Fine growing came. Cresay. Fanners are busy haying. P. Barber weather and every thing is rushing to get Commencement. leading this vicinity, putting up 15 acres to tiie front of hay last week—E. Cairns is visiting in Hope Center. A finer day than last Friday could not Saugatuck—J. Holden, wife and daughter Grade Chandler and Sarah Pilgrim have been given to the anxious graduates attended the races at Hastings Saturday started Thursday for Saugatuck to spend of the class of ’93 who had been watching —Mrs. Bates entertained a sister from the summer with the (ormer's sister—Mrs. the skies with the closest scrutiny for the Prairieville lust week—Will Cartlldge Is Jane VanHorn, of Big Rapids, visited at last few weeks and hoping- tbati "one of again a resident of this place after several O. LoouHs' last week—Mr. and Mrs. N. those^dreadful thunder storms’* of such months work on the world's fair buildings Evans Sundayed at W. N. Payne’s—Mrs. common occurrence of late would not fall —A number of our citizens attended the Mina Bagley went to Nashville last week to their lot. A spacious platform had annual picnic of the I. O. O. F. at LaBelle and brought home an orphan babe, which been erected In the west side o^ the park resort last Friday—Will Darby, of Hast­ she Intends to bring up—Mr. Sam Wil­ by the ever zealous juniors and was ings, is staying a short time with Cresscy- liams is better al this writing—Mr. and prettily decorated and trimmed, the finish­ Itts. . ! . Mrs. Hues now occupies John Kahler's ing touch being added when the; graduates house—John Kahler was at home over with there bright faces and pretty gowns I> eltou Sunday—A number of eighth grade pupils marched on to the stage and took their Rev. Tucker Is here bolding services at attended the examination at Hastings the places. The class numbered fifteen, ten the school horiMj every evening this week 10th. Those that received a diploma are of whom were youug ladles. J —Sam Dunkley’s house is enclosed—Mrs. Myrtle Mosher, little Payne and Row A quartette cotuimsed of Miss Mary Burst and daughter was at Kalamazoo Pierce—Stille Waldroff and Al Rrnkes. of McElwain and Pearl Michael. Messrs. Wednesday last—B. IL Huested was In Hastings, are repairing the Waidorff cot­ Warner and Sutton with Miss Quinn at Kalamazoo Wednesday on business—Geo. tage at Wall Lake—There are also two the organ rendered fine music. We have Norwood and Sam Phillips returned! from more cottages built this summer—Ira not spaceXo it>.«ke particular tieution of Howard City Wednesday last—Aldrich H'-art and wife received a visit from G. the essay* deli vend, for every one was Bros.’ have unloaded anol her car load of Wilkinson and wile, they being away from excellent and worthy of notice, ;t!ic gradu­ mowers and binder twine—Geo. Marr, of home, but were entertained by B. Shead ates acqui'.liug Hirmselves In such n man­ Clay Center. Kansas, Is visiting friends in and wife. , ner as to thake their parenta and friends an I around Delton—Wm. Henecka. of proud of their effort. The program car­ Knttand. Kalamazoo, wqs on our streets Friday— ried out was ns follow*: The K. O. T. M. boys and their wives Mr. Inmhn. of Hastings, was on our Music—Quartette. surprised Clark Williams last Friday streets Monday—Chris. Cross, of Petos­ Salutatory—Hoioer Janies Dql’ue. ■ evening at Prairieville., Ice cream and key. hwlHi his parents—Frank Bushand. What Next—Georgle Severe llcatb. cake were served. Clark thinks he is not a.;d John Lankard have their new grain Whispers of a Sea Shell—Gail May forgotten yet—H- C. Boynton was at Kal­ barns nearly completed—Mrs. James D. Hamp. amazoo Saturday—Charles Kenyon, of Benham Is petting a very lame and pain­ Class Oration, Nineteen Niniety-tbree— Shultz, was on our steets Saturday—.John ful baud and arm. caused by slipping on Ernest Jay Edger. Kahler, Jr., of Woodland, Sundayed with the ice la»t winter—Artie Chase attended Music. h s folks John Kahler. Sr.—Mr. ami Mrs. the races in Hastings last Saturday—Bert Houses—L. T. May BroMrauL C. Rol Inson, of Hickory Corners, we:e Gorham has mov« d his family to Balti­ Humorists—Laura Belle Rock. the guests of Rob Norwood^Sunday—Mr?, more—S. House In building an addition to Class Motto—Eva Augusta Hurd, Huested is still in Richland—The willing h's b »uiw—James D. Benham has had new Rones and Corn—Pearl Megieta Mich­ workers sold Ice cream Saturday evening s‘difl< and a new roof put on bis grain ael. a: the bowery—Mr. Tungate amt wife, of barn—Fred Tanner, of Grand Rapids, Musle. Johnstown, were the guests of Geo. Kerns spent last week with.hls parents—Apples Our Navy—Charles C. Freer! and Wife Sunday—l^tdle Norw<x<d has re­ peaches ami pears jwlll be a light crop in Heirs of all the Ages—Eltnore Pearl turned from a two weeks' visit in Banfleld this vicinity. Chen les about half a HenderallOtt. and Hickory Corners—The sound of the crop. . . Class Poem. The Fair—Ethel Brown. mower Is heard in all directions—Frank Th£ Father of the Roman Republic— So nth Hosting*. Bishop has the wall laid for his new Childrens day at the Star Sunday school Chajles Sumner Andrus. house—Messrs. Boynton. Jordan, Utter Music. ami Haywood were at Kalamazoo Monday was a time not tube forgotten soon. All Class History—William Sherman Cole. —Mr. Malow and wife were at Kalamazoo the exerclwts were splendid even the lit­ Ciasa Prophecy—Laura McIntyre. Monday—Mrs. ■ liurtenstelni of Allegan, tle tots did beautiful. A g«»ud collection Valedictory—Rebekah Striker. has been visiting her son at Mrs. Lehnar's was given and all went home feeling that Music—Class Song. —Prof. Gaskell, of Hastings, was on our h waa a lime well spent—Some have comPresentation of class, Sapt W. D. streets Monday—Win. Monroe, of Clover­ mencetl baying; too much rain to make hay Sterling. dale, was In town on business Monday— rapidly—Mr. Lake Is nut gelling along as Presentation of Diplomas—George S. L. IL Lafountain, of Brush Ridge, was in ' well as his friemis could wish—Mrs. Ostown Monday—David Toiles moved into | good obd daughter Gladys have gone to Tomlinson, President Board of Educa­ tion. Mrs. A. Norwood’s house Tuesday, the Muskegon to visit friends—Mr. and him. Benediction. bouse vacated by W. ii. Chase—Bom on I E. Pennock entertained friends from �f Weil W M»o ----------- ,--------------- - _______ mere, •’BenL disci­ plined and rigid, sat the nngeanu, Arivera and cannoneers famous old Light lUttery “X,” all]agog withinterest in the proce<*diugs and all look­ Ing as though they had' never heard a word, z’ “I declare,sir," said Cram, with exas­ perating civility, “I can nothing out of the way. Will you kindly iodp cate what is amlaa?" This was too much for Ferry, la his effort to restrain his merriment and gulp down arising flood of laughter there was heard an explotion that Bounded .something like the Midden collapse of an Inflated paper l«g, and old Brux, glaring angrily ut the boy, now red in the face w|)h mingled mirth an<^con«!temnt!<>n.ca ”.gllt sudden idea from the sl^tV Vias the battery towjMua, «»-««• * ■-■• mindur guying- hnn. ) • ■ le , that they were l-i '\ v- ।' been mad as a horaeL tie ww »», the infantry rank, and by a beautiful | anh: Cnpt. Cram, ««H»' dta ■ much of a drill-maater or tactician, but to the front '! "An: so mucn w»> _____ he thought he was, and it delighted countermarch came j come “-Ah! ” Sohere much ,the minutes. Whoa, I him to put his battalion through the and halted exactly at the instant that back in ten Lawrence, with the left flank com­ coltikins; how are you this morning, I form of review, the commands for come I ' sir? Think you could run away if 11 which hjj had memorized thoroughly pany. reached hia post, each caisson accurately in trace of its piece, each begged you to pretty hard? You’ll and delivered with resonant voice and team and carriage exactly at its ; try. won’t you, old boy?" said Waring, i with all proper emphasis. Whal he proper interval, and, with his crimson stroking the glossy neck of the im-1 did not fancy, and Indeed could not do, CAPI CHARLES KINQ. guidon on the right flank and ' | patient bay. “Now. Jim. Jet go. , wrts the drndge-Work of teaching the silk little Pierce signaling “up" or “bock’’ ' j Nover allow anybody to hold a horse minutim of tho school of the battalion, . U.S. ARMY from a point outside where he could ,; you when you mount That’s j .explaining each movement before unverify the alignment of the gun- j i| highly unprofessional, sir. That’ll dertaking ita execution: This was a wheels on the rank of the infantry. , i' do." And, so saying, he swung him- matter ho be delegated delegated to to one one of his 1, self Into the saddle, and, checking the j senior captains. For a week, there- Cram was able to command “front" . । bounds of his excited colt rode calmly | fore, in prcpmutlon for ?_ *ihle visit before little Drake, the adjutant, (Copyright. IM, by J. B. Lippincott & C^..| should have piped out hia shrill J and published by special arrangement. L to jbiu the battcrj*. ; on the part of the new brigadier gen“Guides posts.” ‘ “'■ wvre march- ^cral or or bis inspector, tho six companies &w&y to join mm: tji5 inspector, ' ' nt th<« nostj' But Drake didn't pipe. There stood Bat an this exquisite April morning Already miw the bandsmen• were regiment stationed at the .post Atreaay - - maren. , of tho regimeni --fallow in all the garrison iznrrison was more , .t. *h*« north gate crate on the I .1 been mmywcu . _-it aehnoled. in the all the companies at support, each cap­ I»r through the Ana yet, entertaining or expressing no i r» fellow tnrougu — — tad r«iriy»«u tain at the inner flank, and thd guides ” . .. . j — H a UI in which to the broad open field in which ^monies of review and parade, and prominent, if not more popular. De1 t m> hostile ah opinion of the laughing ] with their Inverted muskets still the slight jealousy existing be- ।! w th*y / ’ TO1>eBm maneuvers , were -----held. 1 so long aa nothing was --required lieutenant, Mr. Doyle did not hesitate spite t Ilg more utw. - ------. ____ _____ nn.-milor. and mark<* ’ lo . t * _____ ” . i n quick stolidly gazing along Cio lino. It was of them than a march past in tween the rival arms of the service, < ^jutant. sergeant-major, and mar “ ' to seek h is society on many an occasion 1 cia were good fellows and gallant ' era were following. Just outside the time and a Un miuutos' stand inline time for him to pipe, but instead of so on his guard and mz;; when be wasn't wanted, and to solace there 1 sentea v—might —--------go welly among the infantry officer* at the ffate pQjtt,t and commander seated llj The general han had doing there he stuck at tho extreme tlve. himself at Waring's sideboard at uny men i Cram hadwas reined in ; all “ Do you mean thr.t • post, who were as cordially • disposed i ® n horseback, and Cram had reined in right, glaring down towards the now '■ !n his unexpectedly appended one evening hour of the day or night, for Waring j ar rt;,*ht!n the guy lieutenant as were the 1 lo gpeafc with him. Now. in L — with only a single aide-de-camp, slm- immovable battei^y and it\ scrunc com­ being so far ahead <>i <.i ariug ackept what was known as “open house” towards 1 ’ '■ ..-.jid mander. and the little adjutant's' face of drewd ttpon it?” u of his own (colored) cloth. ! blithest, cheeriest tones. Waring ac- ! ply, in salute ply. as he explained, to all comers, and the very men who comrades < 1 of ths as nc c*p<ao>c.., to ~ return the. calls bi? blonde soldier in • thf , rran-ison, 8 j x or is the more remarkable because conted them, raising his bund in salute of tho officers of the garrison, six or was getting redder and puffier every wondered how he could afford it and This * • glfttering uniform- “Whore •!< rou md authority eight pf whom bad known enough to minute. who predicted his speedy swamping in he 1 was never known to make the faint­ as he did so: . for it?" “Good morning, colonel. Good morn­ present themselves and pay their reeffort to conciliate auybody and ( a mire of debt and disgrace were the est < “Go uhcadl What are you waiting ing. CapL Cram. in lucklovelier to-day. spccts present uicuuku v«,hnn » . “Oh, perfectly rirh , c.doneL In possiblyWe're hare person ho inin for?" hoarsely whispered the senior • - iff •-> ------- - «when he arrived arrived very ones who were most frequently to was utterly indifferent to public I Couldn't Braxton swelled with gratified fact, for six yean, poM l'v- never seen be found loafing about his gallery, iopinion. It would have been fortune : weather I’m only sorry this came off captain.done any other v.v.y. •.'<.uTl find tha smoking his tobacco and swigging his far better than hi* deserts, but for the < so suddenly and I hsdn t time tn inri,>> pride nt the general’s praise of the “Waiting for the battery to dress," j>’ it They t-pick-span condition of the parade, the was the stanch reply. Then aloud the authority on pagefi:! !. Field Artillery whisky, a pretty sure sign that the oc­ fact that by nature he was most gen­ our friends out from town. cupant of the quarters, however, was erous, courteous and considerate. The would have been so pleased to see the walks, roads and visible quarters, shrill voice swept down the line: , Tactic.% of IW." For a moment Brux was dumb. He absent With none of their number , soldiers of the battery wore devoted to battalion—the ceremonies.” ! But it was the very first old-time gar- I “Dress that lottery to.the right!" ' had he ever had open quarrel. Re­ I him. The servants, black or white, “ II’iu! There was plenty of time if j «**>“ tlle now chicf <*Tcr fiOcn- a j Cram looked over • glittering shouj- hafl long heard of frax.j ns ar. expert in “M iqprc ______ tne bofighting „ «uuv» record ~ ______ ’d mi returned the 1’ splendid with vol-­ ! marks madeat his expense and report­ would run at any time to do his capri- J you ..^.1 to :wm th; post —'• at -♦ retreat — • '-rorrison splendid fighting record with the the vol his own brnncjl the service, but , der to the right of the line, where • i„.. sir,"•• growled old oj(i Braxton. Hra^ton. I udtorrs during the war, and the ed to him in moments of bibulous cious will The garrison children yesterday, J ** “* ad- ' ---- ----s vantage of taking sides for the union ! confidence he treated with gay disdain, adored him. There was simply no was notified often to the manifest disappointment subject under discussion at the bar­ "Everybtxiy What time didwho you was get ' from a doubtful state, haring con-; V” •'— -K'1 ••«-■ '»«» • spired to win him a star in the regular of his informant. 1 n his presence even tracks in those days on which here then. A • — j ------service only a year or two before. I the most reckless of their number such utter variety of opinion ex­ back, sir? ” my word, colonel, don ’t i *‘"'e would have hud out the battery ■ were conscious of a certain restraint isted as the real character nf LieuL I “UponI never thought to look1 x>r inWaring, as has been said, detested foul ■ I"V* <t was i„nff aft^y. taps. ! glven.you a salute, sir," said Brax, । said. deU-sted gBm \yar,ng As to his habits there know. '•»». language, and had asvery . quiet . ' 'but ef' • • you. were coming; but ( I whatever. He was a bon quire; but it was Jong after taps, j “had we known c fectlvc way of suppressing " • "•’ it. ♦ often : vjrant, a ••8Well.’' a lover nf all that Pardon me, though, I see I'm late in- ‘ it’s after retreat now. Next time, gen- j without so much as uttering a word. ' nnd fair and good irood and ‘ specting." And in u moment he was eral. if you’ll ride down some day, 111 ■**’ ,I। was sweet and These were the rough days of the army'* । gracious in life. Self-indulgent, said riiling quietly uround ^nmong his j Ik- protfd to give you a review of the teams and guns, narrowly scrutiniz- be. prottQ to give you u — the very roughest it ever knew, the . commancL ________ I W. Wo h.vn have na rrrvnt great btg big le 1‘ everybody; selfish, said some; lazy, ing each'toggle, trace anil strap be- 'whole days that intervened between the in- j said many,' who watched him day­ field back here." cessant strain and tension of the four- dreaming through the haze of cigar fore taking station midway between And the general had promised torome. yean’ battling anti the slow gradual | smoko until a drive, a hop, a ride or his lead drivers, and then, as Crum np- This necessitated combined prci'-*raresumption of good’ order and military j an opera party would call him into proached, reporting: “Left section tion, hence the order for full dress re- t discipline. The rude speech and man- I action. Slow, said the men; until they ready, sir." hcarsal with battery and all. and then ners of the catnp permeated every gar- saw him catch Mrs. Winslow’s runa-1 Meantime, the infantry c-mpanies came confusion. Fresh from the comrisen. The bulk of the commissioned' way horse just at, that ugly turn in were marching out through th.- gate man.! of his beautiful hor«c battery and force was made np of hard fighters, the levc-e below the south tower. and then ordering arms a nd resting un­ the dashing sendee with a cavalry di- . brave soldiers and loyal servants of Cold-heartod, said many of the women, til adjutant’s call should —s<»und. vision. Cram hated the idea of limping the nation, to I.-.- sure, but os a class until Baby Brainard's fatal illness, , Drivers and cannoneers wefo dis­ along, as he expressed H. behind a they hail known no other life or when he watched by the little suffer­ mounted to await tho formation of the battalion of foot, and said so. and language sipce the day of their muster- ' er’s side and brought her flowers and battalion line. Waring rode forward somebody told Brax he hffd said so. presently he burst forth in. Of the line officers. Stationed in ' luscious fruit from town, and would and in the most jovial off-hand way more than one somebody, probably. stood the diminutive infantryman. “Well, in our tactics there's reason The battery had still its war allow* : and around this southern city in the ■ sit at her mother's piano and play soft, began telling Cram of the incidents ,,'f for every blessed thing wc do, but I'lf lovely spring-tide of 186—. of ’a force sweet melodies and sing .in low. tremu­ the pn-vioys day and his /light-seeing for Brax had many an adviser to keep ance of horses—three teams to each , be dinged if I can fee rhyme cr reason aggiegntiug tv.-. ’ y companies of in- lous tone until the wearied eyelids with the jiarty of visitors from the him in trouble. The onler that 'ram carriage, lead, swing and wheel—and in such a formation ns that. Why, fantry and car. ■ there were fifty closed and the (deep no potion could north. • should appear for instruction in review that brought ita captain far out to the sir, your one company tqlcs up mare front of the somber fcluc rank of foot; 1 captains and lie -nant* -appointcd bring to that fever-racked bruin would |j “By the way, 1 promised Mr. Aller­ of infantry and artillery combined ' roam than my six—makes twice as so far out, In fact, that he was about .. lhe ranks. or civil gave umbrage to the battery com, from the volunt. that they should that team of come at lost for him to whom child- ton ...»v --------------- -— see ----- -----------life, to one graduated from We:; Point. I love was incense and ^nusic at once a yours before they left; so. if you've no mander, ami • his reported remarks . on line with Maj. Minor, though much of a show, of course if a com­ The predominance was in favor of ex- I passion and a prayer. Men who little objection, the first morning you're on thereupon, renewed caasd for displeaa- j facing in opposite direction. Perfect- I bined review 1% to show off ’.be artil­ ly confident that he was exactly where ’* lery it’s all ven* well, liowebgr, go sergcu i:,. corporals or company clerks . knew and less liked him thought his ' duty and can’t go up. I’ll Jake nd van­ ere to hia garrison chief. ahead, if you think you’re right sir. —good men and true when they wore enmity would be but light, and few tage of your invitation and drive Miss "So far os we're concerned." said । he should be, yet equally determined go ahead!* I’ll inquire into this later.** the chevrons, but who. with a few ' men knew i ( him so ..... well as to, realize wAllerton myself. Doesn't that court Cram, who wanted. to utilize the good ; to abide' by any order be might re­ “I knotf we’re right, colonel: and as .. . .his . friendship _---,J ,be firm ------marked and most admirable excep­ that could and, 1 adjourn this week?" j weather for battery drill, “wo need no ceive, even though he folly understood 1 for the reason, you'll see it when you tions. proved to be utterly out of true os steel. ' I ‘‘I'ni afraid not," said Cram, grim- instruction, a* we have done the trick the cause of Drake's delay. Cram open ranks for review and we < -me to their element when promoted to a And so the garrison was mixed in its ly. "It looks as though we’d have to time and again before; and if we promptly rode over to tho guidon and , ‘action front;' then our line aid be ex­ higher sphere. The entrance into l mind as to Mr. Waring, and among sit to-day and to-morrow both.f huiln't, who in the bloody Fifty-first ordered "right dresa," at which every actly that of the infantry. M«r.time, driver ’ s head and eyes were promptly i their midst of CapL Craixr^with his those who heard it said ot the mess ' “Well, that’s too bad! They all wiint (» there to teach us? Certainly not‘ old" turned, but not an inch of a wheel, for sir, it isn't for u* to go ah,id. We're swell light battery, with /bfilcers and I that he qjeant at all hazards to keep to meet you again. Couldn’t you come Brax.” men in scarlet plumes and full-dress his engagement to breakfast in town ■ the alignment simply could not be im­ gone as far ns we can until your adju­ uniforms, was a revelation to the som­ there were some who really wished he j proved. Then after commanding tant makes the next mor-.-. v.iy dis­ But Braxton had -•<: ber battalions whose officers had not I might cut the suddenly-ordered review । •front" the captain as deliberately ;> his re­ yet even purchased their epaulettes and ' and thereby bring down upon* his trotted back to his post without so gutted before Cram w had seen nd occaaion to wear them. shapely, nonchalant head the wrath of. much as a glance at the irate staff offi­ marks. th: “Go on. Mnj Miflor. But when Cram and his lieutenants I, Col. Braxton. cer. It wu* just at this juncture that * came swaggering about tho garrison the bay colt came tearing down the thing without reference "Boots and saddles” had sounded at . croquet ground in natty shell jackets. , the artillery barracks. Mr. Pierce, as field, his mane and tall streaming in Damned if I uaderstari.'. Russian shoulder knots, riding I! battery officer of the day. had clattered n n I! the breeze, hia re ins •and stirrups dan­ Let Cram look aft« r hibreeches, boots and spurs, there were ; off through the north gateway. Tho gling. In the course of his gyratiohs he goes wrpng, svhy—it .•» non■■ of our not lacking those among the sturdy I battery had marched with dancing * about the bthtcry and the sympa­ concern." foot who looked upon the whole pro­ plumes and clanking sabers out to the thetic plunging of the teams some ITu HI ceeding with great disfavor. Cram had stables and gun-shed. The horses of ' slight disarrangement occurred. But two “rankers" with him when became, Lieuta. Doyle and Ferry were waiting . when he presently decided on a rush but one liad been transferred out in for tjicir riders underneath the gallery [ for the stables, the captain reestab­ FOR THE DEFENSZ OF LONDON. favor of Waring, and now his battery of-tneir quarters. CapL Cram, in much ; lished the alignment as coolly as be­ was supplied wtth the full complement state, followed by his orderly bugler [ fore, and only noticed as he resumed of subalterns—Doyle, ver^ much out of and guidon-bearer, all in full uniform, itarjr Depot* It>falnrrabie. his post that the basket phaeton and . The British war department ha* place, commanding tho right section was riding slowly down the sunny side ' Mrs. Cram iiod gone. Alarmed, possi­ made arrangement^ f..r haring "the (as a platoon, was called in those days). of the garrison, and at sight of him bly, by the nonappearance of her Waring commanding the left Ferry Doyle ami Ferry, who were leisurely I works in connection with the fortifica­ warm friend Mr. Waring and the ex­ tions at Chatham considerably ad­ serving as chief of caissons, and Pierce pulling on their gauntlets iu front of , cited gamboling* of bis vagrant steed, vanced during the current year. The as battery adjutant and general utility ' their respective doors, hooked up their she had promptly driven back to the man Two of the officers were gradu­ sabers and came clattering down their | chain of forts which for me year* main garrison to see if any accident paat have been under consideration in ates of West Point and not -yet three stairway; but no Waring had appeared. . had occnrred, tho eolt meantime amus- ■ the vicinity of Medway are intended years out of. the cadet uniform. Under There, across the parade on the south­ ing himself in a game of faat-and-loose for the defense of the dockyard and these circumstances it was injudicious ern side, the bay colt, caparisoned in with the stable guard. in Cram to sport in person tho aiguil­ ' Waring's unimpctfcliablo borsc-cquipnaval arsenal and the military depot# I Then it was that old Brax came down at Chatham and also of the npproachca lette* and thereby set an example to ments. was being led up and down in his subalterns which they were not the shade of the quarters. Mr. Pieree’s I and took u hand. Riding to where ; to London. „ The , n. expenditure -x.h-. . .... has alalow to follow. With their gold hat­ boy Jim officiating as groom, while his ^°°r “ml- > . —---------braids, cords, tassels and epaulettes, confrere the senior bluntly inquired: / _. f .i , the I sands of pounds, add according t > the Ananias, out of sight, wns at up this evening after stables? Hello!, All the same the order was obeyed conirere Ananias, oui oi signi. wm bi -r....... nu...,,,, uruui, ao inc same the onler was obeyed with scarlet plumesand facings, he and the ti.« ,k„ t his won't do z our in fantrv f riond « n41 1 „and ».i r _... started __ . nutt infantry will Cram out thnt lovenest loveliestor of! "JVhat the devil's the matter?** ! £L James Gazette it is estimated that v.._ moment on hia knees fastening the th*s . do; - friends ----------- --— . • —— tvcuuu* his officers were already much more strap of nt hta be criticiMnfF US! I See 'YMritll' ln.nl.-. lovely spring ______ •______ . .... "I don’t know,** said Minor. his master's riding-trousers b® criticising us; VOtl'rO I sec you re wearing mornings not entirely ina further outlay of Iwtweeu SKM.000 gorgeously bedecked than were their underneath the dainty gaiter boot, Mr. "Who docs know?" oncl I ln in ^auntlet*- So Ln nocent of. the conviction that he and and $150,000 will be neceasa^r More , infantry friends. The post commander, '। Waring the while surveying the pro- Doyle. We can't fit him out. I'm *■*----- were going • “Well. Drake, possibly, or else he his fellows to -have some 1 the works are completed, uf -thisauni old Rounds, had said nothing, because !I ceeding over the rim of his coffee-cup. . a/rai»l. but I've just got some from fun out of tho thing before they got doesn't know anything He’”s been . n ~“Jww'“* I1 it is expected that $70,000 will beexhe had had his start in the light artil- I! "Dar, suh. Now into de coat, Ypiick! ^ew \ork exactly like yours. Til trot through with it. Not that he purposed 1^,1.?. Cr*m to dress his battery ' pended during the coming year—$4$.lery and might have lived and died a .I Yahnduh goes CapL Cram." i back while we're waiting, if you don't putting any hitch or impediment in , 000 on the eastern dpfensas and S'.’j.OOO captain had he not pushed for a volun- jI -Ananias, how often have I told you . °Mcct. and change them." the way. He meant to <]A just exactly Con,oon<i IN he’iamile on Darland fort In Luh of these teer regiment and fought his way up 1 that, howsoever necessary it might be I dn l want “y y**> y«t the colonel. * cases there has l»ecn a'jar.rc increase as he was bid; and so, when adjutant’s to a division command and a lieuten­ • for you to hurry, J never do? It’s un-. ‘ 1 “**• no* H® hesitated, call had sounded and the blue lines of » r hn trott*d 10 expostulate with in the U1C amount of the oridit'al estimates ant colonelcy of regulars at the close becoming an officer and a gentleman ' ~^as 1°"^ another moment, as the infantry were well outon the field, X!— ttCrT?an* "CBpt Cnun- Un't . m u was anticipated works in It was anticipated tha! that the the works m of tho war, while his seniors who stuck 'to hurry, sir." was ho followed In glittering column of 1 though never imagining refusal *>< ro?91 ,OT 3ro1Ir battery back of connection with the eastern defenses to their own corps never rose beyond possible. Waring had quickly ridden pieces, his satin-coated borscs dancing ln ,rontof l**' in- would cost X80,000. but owing to the “ But you ’ s got to Inspect yo ’ section, the possibilities of their arm of suh, be .'o' you can repote to CapL away through the gate and disappeared in sheer exuberance of spirits and his M the chief, in tone both aggrieved substitution of civil for Convict labor the service, and probably never will. behind the high brick wall. red-crested cannoneers sitting with that turn has been r- ■ ! ’ ’ But Braxton, who succeeded as post Cram. Please hurry wid de sash, suh." When the bugle sounded “mount,” folded arms, erect and statuesque, M,nstnjC‘ And. holding the belt extended with “ Loti dr,” j,answered Cram, cheer- । The original estimate The original estimate 101 commander, knew that in European three minutes later, and the battery of Dnrlnml tort ‘ un tothe eSun the 1“ he ammunition-chests. -miu. SIMrs. M”' fully. “Just countermarched there." armies and in the old Mexican war both hands, Ananias stood eager to broke into column of piece, to march upon tion ot — k-_ puncton, oy nl«>Yoon<l in.nm.-l.lit. lotM days tho aiguillette was ordinarily the clasp It aroun<L_Waring’s slender away U. the manenrerlng ground,. Mr. with Mm “ Then I wished you ’ d oblige me by also ’ found insumc.vnx. tn Lawrenecmf th. •* । present... _ ....... i <- p Gtnreon distinctive badge of general officers or waist, bulTne lieutenant waved him Ferry left the line of caissons and took with Mrs. Lawrcnce.of the infantry,and moving back at once, sir; you’re delaytime the acm ,vaV>oUt • | , several of the ladies of the garrison in ing the whole ceremony here. I'm told this particular fort m • f - fortificathose empowered to give orders in away. —............. /Lulu*. “Get thee behind me. imp of Satan! command of the rear section. AM that ambulances or ^foot, had taken station Mr. Drake has twice ordered you to mis parumuar their name. It wasn’t the proper thing > S10.00C. 'When tl.e.y.l. m the battery saw of Waring or his for p linesman—battery, cavalry or foot Would you have me neglect one of the mount the rest of the morning was well to the front of tho forming lino. dress to the right.” I tion is complete fh«t!.mn «HU l« —to wear, said Brux, and he thought foremost articles of an artilleryman’s just after reaching the line, when the Then it became apparent that old but nigh invulnerable both by hnu “Pre- heard it, sir, only once, bu Cram was wrong in wearing it. even faith? Never, sir! If there were a fiery colt came tearing riderless around Brax purposed to figure os the review­ have dressed twice, so It’s all right." water. though some other battery officers did wrinkle in that sash it would cuts the field, joyfully dodging every at­ ing officer and had delegated Maj. Xresponded —7J OZ^.., Cram. — an rau.alrlj affably rao aa tbounh Ul> •/llij 11 ~—— — ~ > ~.u— Saved Him bom** Trou...r so. But Cram was just back from chasm in my reputation, sir.” And, so tempt of the spectators to catch him, Minor to command tho troops. Now, ha he X«.l had ra-. no other aim .in ... life _. than“to saying, he stepped to the open door­ Minor had been on mustering and dis­ | CoL Barksdale, of the l’enn\vlvsnm Britain. gratify the whims of his post com ­ and reveling in tho delight of kicking -.n mad talls tails a go<xl mxsl story taat hap-ji wfriad, “Why, air, look at the life guards! way, threw tho heavy tassel over and up his heels and showing off in the bursing duty most of the war, had mander. . —----- --------------- — — «« never figured in a review with I Look at the horse guards in London! around the knob, kissed his hand presence “Why. confound II, nlr, Il Un'tUl J" iroo-n « and sight of his envious artillery before, and, knew no more Every officer . and man wears the jauntily to his battery commander, friends in harness. Plunge though about battery tactics than Cram “ .n«. yo« ”7u« did* — « ” “ J uul on line witn Maj. Minor, '!•—good deal!*.Hera you ! aiguillette.” And Braxton was a Briton now riding down tha opposite side of they might, the horses could not join; of diplomacy. Mounted on a sedate nn<l yonrbattery’s— why, 1* isn't the parade, backed deliberately away Ink Herald: -Onr Wl..>»•> by birth and breeding, and that ended the full length of tha sash across the dodge though they might the bipeds old sorrel, borrowed from the quarter- dressed on our rank at all, air. Just it—at least so nearly ended it that nt Uolntod troro 1 could not cutch him. Review, inspec- master for the occasion, with an at IL” * ’ . Cram'r. diplomatic invitation to come room, then, humming a favorite snatch tion. and the long ceremonials of tho antiquated, brass-bound Jenifer saddle, I countryman with L'J' JL .f.er from “FausL" deliberately wound him­ r Cram resumed the carry with th,e up and try some Veuve Clicquot, extra hl»»rn>. who rawmbl'-1 • „ morning went off without the junior minus breast-strap and housings of self into the bright crimson web, and, . full winter-, expumrv. Ptb, dry, upon the merits of which he de­ making a broat flal loop near the first lieutenant of Battery X, who, for , any kind, but equipped with his better saber he had lowered in salute, calmly sired the colonel's opinion, had settled his hi. part, 1 went ----• -a off — without ceremony of ■ half s brown leather bridle, Minor tho can and nohcl nm >« „ e reversed so us to face his bpttery, and, farther end and without stopping his it for good and all. Braxton's- officers : 'bora of the tram.raall »•■ song, nodded coolly to Ananias to come any kind, Cram’s stylish team and knew perfectlj- well he was only a guy, with preternatural gravity of mien, who ventured to suggest that he trim Tbe od with the belt. In the same calm wagon with him. That afternoon he and felt indignant nt Brax for putting looked along his front There midway : than raid: -Can I go atx“r’1‘ the plumage of these popinjays only yon gi,e me a pur,:.b mr and deliberate fashion he finished his reappeared driving about the barrack him in so false a plight He took hia ‘ itween hte lead drivers sat Mr. Doyle, ■ lera h».l« with which he '“J1 ’ got snub bed, therefore, for the time be­ 5 face well-nigh as red as hia plume, military toilet, set his shako well for­ square, a pretty girl at his side, both station, however, in front of the ing, and ordered to get the infantry engrossed in the music of the band I request ought to have pu ; bleary eyes nearly popping out of ward on his forehead, the chin-strap regimehtal colors, without stopping to full dress forthwith, and Crum and his I uuT.ftor he had ->!-» • skull in his effort to repress the hanging just below the under lip. and apparently oblivious of the bot­ think where the center of the line quartette continued to blaze forth in .otlons excited by this colloquy. pulled on the buff gauntlets, surveyed tled-up wrath of either battery or post might be after the battery came, an< gilded panoply until long after Sam commander. ■ ere midway between the lead driver. himself critically and leisurely in the there awaited further developments Waring led his last gennan within “Be gorra!" said Doyle’, “I’d like to • the left section sat Mr. Ferry, gazing glass- and then began slowly to dethose echoing walls and his name lived be in his place now, provided I didn’t Cram kept nobody waiting, however, might tn the focst vtor the crcct.e’i Koend the Ktaixh his leading teafh was close at the only at a <lim and mist-wreathed mem­ wB< "Wait-jus’J»ne momenLp!eusc,sub,' luire to be in it to-morrow.” ATS of his handsome bay and- doing his for your kindness ID tak On nimble heels of CapL Lawrence ’ s com ­ ory in the annals of old Jackson barBut when the morrow camo there ■• ery best to keep a solemn fiace, though as it saves me some trouble. 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"Now when they had gone throughout Phrygia and the region of Galatia, and were forbidden of the Holy Ghprt to preach the word in Asia." As we left our studies In this book six months ago we parted with Paul and Barnabas at Antioch, in Syria teaching and preaching the word of the Lord. Then came the separation of these two as they were about to start on their second tour, Barnabas and Mark sailing for Cyprus, while Paul and Silas went through Syria and Cilicia. By consulting, tho map. without which It ia impcMible to understand this lesson, wo see them still moving westward, but hedged in on north and south and compel led to move on through Mysia. 7. "After they were como lo Mynla they assayed to go Into Bithynln, but the Spirit suffered them not." Ono of the most striking things in (hfa book is the partnership of the Holy Spirit and the apostles, juit as Jesus had said that It would be (John xiv, 10, 17; xv, 30, 27; xvi, 13; Acte i, 61 And aa It was afterward proved to be as when they said. “We aro the witnesses, and ac is also the Holy Ghost;" also when the Spirit said unto Philip to join himself to the eunuch’s chariot, when the Spirit called for the special separation ot Paul and BaruaCus, and when the council at Jerusa­ lem said to the Christians at Antioch, “It seemed good to the Holy Spirit and to us" (Acte v. 82; viil, », xiii, 9: xv. 28). Then comes the question, Where 1s this portnarship today f Are we whd profess to be workers’ with God completely and abso­ lutely under ths control of the Spirit? 8. "And they, passing by Mysia, came down to Trona." It would not be safe to conclude that opposition was an indication that the Spirit was telling us to move on, for tho opposition at Iconium is given as the reason why Paul continued th^rc (chap­ ter xiv, 2, 3), and elsewhere ho speaks of a great door and effectual with many adver­ saries (I Cor. xvi, 9); also nt Corinth, where there waa much opposition, the Lord came to him and strengthened him to abide IS months in that city (chapter xviil, fl. 9, .101 We may be sure of-this, that if we are wholly under the Spirit's control, seek­ ing only the glory of God, He will guide us in some unmfatnkablo way (I’m. xxxil, 8; Wbru »o como al tho cloee of time To Peter dltiug la rtatc. lie will smile on tho three old spirit*. But call me first through tho gate. For the good aro always the merry. Save by an evil chance. And tho merry love tuo fiddle. And the merry love to dance. THE WOHW’S FAIR. A Slight Folling Off in the Atten­ dance Noticed. - Many Exhibits Closed on ‘Sunday—K®11glotm Service* Held-Strange Scene In Midway l*lal«nre---- Tbo Good . Old Song*. mlnob news items. The firm of Mann Bro*., clothing dealurs at New York, failed for 9250,­ 000. The Pennsylvania democratic state convention will be held at Harrisburg September 19. South Carolina’s liquor dispensary haa la-gun buaineaa and all saloons will soon be closed. 1MB Braddock UraUllocu wire wire mills miua at at nuxus, The Rankin, Pa> ha„ Ux .n sum ulusu d(?p.n auu aad 700 ru., nave uvea <w uac>l ■ are out. of» work Nop* Such COKOEnEO 7*\ir)c* Meat CmcxGo. June M-The attendance at the fair the past although . ■---- week, ----- ---------n— ।] (rood, did not average ari'Mcm as I1K large liriFH ns n« that Shat good, .of the week before. The attendance ■ Mrs. Jefferson Davis and Mrs. U. 8. Makes an every*day convenience of an for the mH* ohdtaj June n G ehli'^t thl-fo meetin g And the folk there when they spy me old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Will ail como up lo me. .tbkn.u.n^on.lhe.Hnd«>». Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest With. “Here i» the fiddler of DonnSy,* For the week ending June 24 the at­ James Stephenson was killed and his award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each 1IV-- -- -------- • tendance wmh 703,000, a daily average of package makes two large pies. Avoid son fatally injured by a mad bull at something over 100,003, The paid adImitations— and Insist on having the their farm near West Union, O. miiMious on Sunday were ^d.028. Tho Tublca Turned. NONE SUCH brand. ndia has stopped the free coinage of F.X 11111178 ctxism).. “When the Chinese first began to over­ and decided to make gold the MERRELL & SOU^E, Syracuse. N.T, Hvcn the most indifferent of Sunday's ; RN’rer । run California, the laboring men felt about world’s fair visitors could not fail to “opey standard of the country, their occupation much as Othello did. and MORTGAGE MALE. fnikd to extend to the Celestials that notice the large number of closed and [ The C"1 0,1:11 works of Carlton, O.. having been made in the condltlona courtesy which the youngest should ex­ covered exhibiLv The number of for- ‘ ®«de an assignment Monday. The lia- ofDefault a certain mortgage made by Albert L. C hurth tend to the oldest civilization on earth," eign exhibit* that were closed caused I billties are 850,000; assets, 97,000. and Sarah Belle Church to Abner Coe. . raid Chang Lee, the bright eyed Mougolinn surprised comment among the sight-! Frank Hayes, aged 20 years, was dieted March SUh. A- D. 1KW. and retarded ] secretary to a 8;ut Francisco capitalist. seers. The Fine Arte building was the foiind guilty of murder at Detroit and In the office of the register <4 deeds, for the eountyof Barry and State of Michigan, on the I "They used to abuse us terribly. A favorite one building where a world’s fair Sun- sentenced to imprisonment for life, Ith <hfa of April. A. D. IMS. In liber 41 of mortamusement of theirs was to catch ps by the day did not appear different from other ' The 80th anniversary of the birth of ^rs, on page 10. on which mortgage there i» med to be due at date of this notice the ram cues and drag us about. We arc tioN days. All United States government Henry Ward Beecher was commem- o( nine thousand and fourteen dollars and fiftyfighters, and, being in a strange land, w« exhibite were closed, whether in the orated at Association hall in Brooklyn. six rents, and an attorney's fee of thirty-five j could do no better than quietly put up> uuycriuneui ouiiaing, w dollars provided for in said mortgage, and na Government building, which waa tight■ By the breaking of a levee near As1 with it and hope that our tormentor* ‘ ly locked, or elsewhere, suit or prore-dlugs al law having been Institu­ ly locked, or elsewhere. ccnsion. La., some fifteen sugar plon- ted to recover the moneys secured by said would become asliaifitd and let us alone. । or any part thereof: • iiki.ioious skhvices. tations were ruined, the loav being 9L- mortgage, Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of sale A lot of us were employed to grade a rail- i Rev. Dr. Thomas preached the firtw 0(10,000. cmitalred in said mortgage, and the statute in । road, aud the American workmen used to case made and pronds-d. notice Is hereby Koziue and Moneypenay, Indians, such iuvudc our enutp At night aud abuse us sermon on the world's fair grounds be- ' given that on Saturday the '.’Ctb day at August­ fore an audience of 4,000 persons in ! ere found guilty nt Madison. Wis., of A. D. 1803. at ten o’clock in the forenoon. I abalr "One day a big Irishman named O'Fallon ! * inducted by the 1 ‘” at public auction, t* the bight bidder, at the murder of lloneash and his squaw sell the north front door of the court house tn the XX7ttTdX^ ^uM'I^rMpuHo club of Chicago^ .bunt 500 j Tlo«^“^ ^i'. city ot Hastings, (that being the olaee Iowa's banks arc in excellent condi­ w here the circuit court for Barry county is hold- ; the premises described In said mortgage, or tormentor, wiah they hnd never seen a ; ^rong. If later on religious services tfo n, according to Examiner H. A. Mil- en>. tion. so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the ' Cbinea* camp. We agreed, and be .tatecd ; Pw,t attractive the musical feature iflr, who ha* just completed a lour of amount due on said mortgage, with seven percent Interest, and all legal coats, together hi. face, shared Ufa head, put on a Chtneae wiU be Improved upon, as there was no the stete. withan attorney’s fee of thlrty-dve doRare ~ costume and wailed fur our visitors. They instrumental music Sunday except An 11-yeareold boy robbed a-safe at covenanted for therein, the premises being • called that night as usual, and O'T'allon ’ from a piano,upon which Prof. I silver Plume, CoL, und in an attempt described In said mortgage aa all that certain ■ : took care io be the first 'Chinaman' they Tomlins performed and directed theJ escape fell over a precipice, receiving piece ami parrel of land Institute and being ire the township ot Yankee Hprlnrs, In the County tackled. He hnd been n prize fighter, I work of the chorus. | fatal injuries. of Barry and State of Michigan, and known I and the men used t<» say that he could kill ; UJt midway FI.AISANO:. | A census of Aurora, III., just coo- and describesl as follows: lowit: ON MIDWAY I’LAISANCK. | j The East half IHJ of the South West <ia*rI a bull with his lisL About u cloxca got [ Strange sights were witnessed in oieted, shows a population of 23,077, a and the South nalT[H) of the North Wort StrangePlaisance sighto were witnessed in ; _of o0 i ,nnd t5*inu 10 kIck-.?“Kl5uf h,a! • Midway Sunday morning. ecnU hinCe the govern- ter quarter all on section two [31 Town three [3] before he made a motion. Then he turned . —. • fni.-»r street 1 " . ; North. Range ten [10] west, and containing In all one hundred and islxty l n«] acres of land ; meat census. . more or less according to the United States i Because of ita editor's attacks on law- surrey thereof. >1,. whote 1«. »n.l <b. noauraU .Mt. »»«•« '5™ ' Dated May ’.*etb. 1803. i* «uLi I breakers the office of the New Albany axnkrCasl dwcomtaurf.-'-Su Unl» Glol»- !-lih i>'-r It BUed .pecuw™ «.Jer and the at tinSt with | <»'“>bn’k'“ *nd Mortgagee. Democrat. i with wonder and at times with P hilip f. Colobovc. j horror. The Mohammedan Mohammedan Christ-I ®1“nt.Tf*^OyC,L . , , / . Attorney for Mortgagee. S. A G. Gump, dealers in art goods at j maa brings penance and prayer, in I Grown people and children alike are In­ addition to feasting and nfaking I San Francisco. Cal., made an__assign. . . - , clined to fill into a very ImuI habit of slid­ .merry. The day hud been brightened ment w,th Hab.lities of 9140,000 and ing down into n chairand sitting for l>otu*> by the sun but a few minutes when the ■ •sscts 9100.008!>. "Come over into Macedonia and help with (he ’pine Iwnt almost in a half circle. us." Having trrired at the seacoast, they That this ia injurious thousands of people guanfa and early risers in Midway were ' The Bank of Commerce st San Diego, TIME TABLE. - • lo - the •’Algerian •,: \ village j Cal., the Savings In effect'January a. 1861 byand a 1 “*“ bank at Fresno, ““ no doubt continue In prayer, and in tho wl.o indulge in it never so much as dream, attracted Miliums of the night this is the message. but that it fa the cause of many serious ills might}- L..LL-L-. hubbub. AU A*‘the dancing girls ^a1-. " hich ffuspended recently, have Favorite Route between Grand Rapids. Ik-trof and the east. There wax no word of Scripture to give them thoro who have investigated the subject and t" the native attendant* of the ' resumed business. ’ special guidrncu any more than there wm nre well %ware. An explosion of molten Iron in Kohig's Lv. I GuinxE*-t | A. M. IlTM. I'P.~M1 bazars were eongrvgatcd in the res- ;! ” Grand Bapldsi io send Philip from Sumarin to the way to . . ..... were attired in iron works at Magdeburg. Saxony, The continual strain upon one side of the taurnnt and they [East Paris Gnxr- As a -ule the won! of God i* a full spinal column, with the corre>;>onding their most gorgeous costumes. Two . killed six workmen und seven others ,. .. IlleOocd and sufficient guide, and if auytUibg more eompresaiotfa on the other, giveb n»e to .. [Alto lambs were brought into the room by - were terribly burned. .. : Elmdale ia needed it shall be given to the humble, nervous difficulties and affections of the a couple of black men and slaughtered j Forty-one person* have been aoci ., Clarksville trusting sou! by some event of Providence brain. Dizziness, nausea and blind sped* .. ;LakeOdJBMa or some whisper of the Spirit, but never in are not infrequenth' the resultof this prac­ in the presence of the entire company, dentally killed on the world's fair .. IWOMMtty while the worshipers sang a quaint ; grounds since the construction of the .. Sunfield opposition to the written word. ' tice. WHile the strictly upright position ,. iMulUkeo r 10. "And after he bad seen the vision, im­ fa undoubtedly the mo«t healthful, it seems song &nd sank to the floor in prayer. ' buildings commenced. ., IGrami Ledge .\n explosion of gasoline guxoline caused the .. LansInK mediately we endeavored to go into Mace­ rather lu^d work to pcr>uadu the young A brazier full of live coals stood just , An donia. arxuredly gathering that the Lord nnd indolent to maintain it. ., iDetroit outside the door of the cafe. The destruction of five business cstablfahLad called v.» fo^to preach the gospel unto ~.tS. I)., „1_and Aiderman Huron, Uizyjivtpk* ami those who love luxury [blcxxi of the lambs was caught ' ments in ~ them." The party twius to be iacreascd h ive a haoit of "slumping," so to speak, in earthen dishes and placed near , Fcary was burned to death. Lv iHoward city here by the addition of (he writer Luke, into their chairs and remaining in a seiui- the brazier. After a half hour, Robert Burns was instantly killed for instead of* Ntyiug * they.- ” as ,heretofore. .---- , recu’mbeutij»<»ition.Miththcspinensncarly of prayer, during which time near- und Lottjs Johnson fatally injured by it Is no-.-.- ”-ce. lo CoL IV. 14. ne w called - telescopedks may be. That portion of the ly all the villagers remained pros- • the falIinf of the 5tone'coping of a "Luke, i .e A-lovyl physician and Is else- , honUn nwiu,my generally known os the tratc on the floor, the women gathered Minneapolis , bank building. “u’!,-’”nw* by name m Pul. 24 and backbone Wn* ^ns intun-led intumlwl to be.worn be. worn in tn an nn about the vessels. One after another iGmog west | H r E Il Tim. iv. H. Observe I’aul » p.omptness ; Upr|ght position, and t he constant pressure the girls apprrttelied the dishes of blood I The factory of Turner A Seymour, Detroit In obeying '‘ie call, and fancy ji- and his td accSonsof the vertebiw upon each nnd dipped iheir hand, In the warm red ; “““Setnn-r, ot npdl hardware, wan Lanslug <intuit Leilg party looking sboat the wharves for a res- olber v.irioua ills.-New other ia is productive productive of of variotta ills.—New ilald. Some ot the women ran to tho ! ?'V •<J«>rr>nlrt»». Mulliken »«■’. in which to crow to Europe, or P«»ibly , york Cvninierdal Advertiser, I| nearest wall nnd placed their blood- Conn., the 'loss —<-!«-*«» ooa being 9100,000. Sunfield there was regttinr communication. We can- • ; ~ Woodbury An engine left the rails on a trestle I besmeared hands against the wood­ not think o< them going without much Lake Odersi near Mount Wash^pgton. O., and Con­ Clarlcavllle prayer. -lore •loosing irom iroo-s, wo । 'i'1,u hair 'on the ordinary doll 1s made ,1 work so as to leave the impression,! ductor David Homan and Fireman thM 11 "Therefore loosing from Troaa, we outlined in Alto * straight course to Samothraj fr ° ni ll,e bair of the Angora goau This I Philip King were fatally i * nthrn- । Irnn* l,,e '“W « me ADgorn mis McCord rushed back product fa *cbritrolled by nr. ftn Englfali syndi- ,. r^'1Then they rusneu buck . • ■. k CCXt day tO Neapolis.""~ By 2, ^..s.. lrr.n«i nhr Knwltah navw'ili. Eas( Faris Knobnoster (Mo.) citizens cil ,X_ .*..1 in!‘.nvninmd t f-lO.OOO.OOU vcar. lhe brazier ami thntstingtheir hands Knobnoster (Mo.) have . Grata! Rapldi entu n,H1 and Is is' ';une<t valued in nt f-io.ooo.oou n year. coiuulting tie mnp wo find that Sarno- ; calu < pared it live coals run with a handful <■ * company to search for 91,­ After the hair fa fa prepared it is fa sent sent to to 1 into into- the inc nvc euasn ruu »vim a uuuunn thracia wag nn irjend in the .l-jiean sea. al- ' •y ,*’r ,l, ’e hair pre - - - marks - on the - woodwork . 1 MIO n rmlR Munich and made into wigs by girls. Hu-' to the-blood ^OOinon 000 <ln Ro,d. Holl-.reel believed t„ to hnvAlumam have been most in a djrect.Hne fromunii Troas Neapo-i uiiiii • bnir fa Used only for what are known 1 and actually burned away the red - burled UUHCU there LUV1U by Mjr .Spaniards ’['WUI.IU3 years ago. i.nui.! QSm «»ay tomnno, lis, and I'ernaps about half nay across, i Portland 1 of Philippi and :«* the’’laAtjdolls"—that fa. dolls for bi • stains with the fire held In their bare | The body of a woman of the unfortnIonia Neapolis being the |.crt' z'... PL2*."? ' .— girlx, who like to do up their doll'H bnir In hands. A few of them showed that ' nate class was found in a suburb of Howard City about 10 miles distant frozt It. WTia^ was 1. . Ionin accomplished on the way across or at Neap- i the latest Mjle. style.—Exchange, Exchange. I -. they suffered ptrin. ‘ * cut * in the pitin. but the majority'of rLondon with ’her *throat Stanton .: them .i—... did ,i;a not seera —... to m i.wt it nt „n t dmore oils is not written, but we canoct suppose “i1------------------------• ' _ ~~ ■ mind all. •! manner affected by Jack the kip per. This peculiar ceremony occupied the! ... ____________ the apostle and his companions to have let i Rev. W. W. Kone, aged 90 years, died • Every day, othere week days only, t stop “ ‘ ~ slip any opportunity of making Jesus , Oue thousand acres of land In Taney best part of an hour and was intended at,' Denison, Tex. He was the oldest on signal. Parlor cars on all trains between Grand known. He <vbo teaches us to "bny up tho county. Mo.Juwned by St. Ixiuls men, arc to typify the cleansing ot the blood by Baptist minister in the United States, lUM.ls .-.nd Drtroit. Beam as rents. CoonecUoM opportunities” (Eph. v, ia, R. V., margin) inclosed by a wire fence eight feet high tire after death. I having entered the ministry at the age made isVnloi, station. Grand Rapids with tho Chicago* Warr Michigan Railway tom nnd used foe a deer park. Thia fence ia was doubtless accustomed to do tho same. 1NDEVKNDENCR DAY. 1 of 18. Chicago and ths Wwrr and for Mi'hkmti.e hill slopes so that ' 12. "And from thence to Philippi, which constructed arohnd tl.u Superintendent Frank P. Mills has gon. Maniktxk. Tuavxiwk city. Kmc BafChicago. June ‘M—Patriotic songs by fa the chief city of that part of Macedonia .. get btick"P ThcVbeciiiio verr •en- > choir of 100.000 voieea is to be one of ' received orders to close down iron 1D*|. CRAnuavoix AND PKToeKBY. Favorite route to tbesuinmer resorts ot northern Michi­ nnd a colony, nnd we were in that city nbid- cannot are qerer inolcste<l.-Philadelphia the features of the Fourth of July celemines at Ishpeming^Mich.. June 3(L gan. ing certain days." Strangers in a strange " tle nnd Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago. fl-JD A Over 1.000 men will be thrown out of , bration nt the fair. The singing is to G.... . load; no one to meet and welcome them: ' Ledger. * — M. and 1:71 P. M..*ll JB P. M. ArrtvoChleaao • be under the direction of Silas G. PrutL | work. 3:53 P.M.. 4:45 P.M. and T .dSA. M. no kindly greeting; not expected by any. , leave for Manistee and Traverse City 7 JO A. Truinetl choirs of 2.000 or 3,000 3.00U singers i Twenty “ men were killed and scores What a good time for satnn to get in some and 2-30 P. M Pupa—Whfrc did you get (hat dollar* sides I woundod as the result of refusal by a M.Leave will be placed at tho ffour — ™__ work on hia line, nnd probably ho tried it! lor ubarlexolx and Petoskey 7 JO A. M. ‘ ­ 1 British magistrate to permit the cele­ Farter ears on day trains and sleepers on Little Son?-That’s the oue you gave me of the grand court and so di Well, Paul, j ountre quite a distance from . - . rccted oa to slug in unfajn the bration of a Monummedan festival at i-ighl trams Chicago. home, and nobody knows you or wants on my birthdky. Ask ouragenu for further particulars or Papa—MyJmyl Aud you (haven’t spent’ following familiar selections, the entire you here; your man in the vision who called Rangoon . write to G koiuik D k JI avxx , Gen'l Faas*r Ag*L you this way is not up lo time; guess you it! Here's another dollar. populace joining with then/, so ns to •lacnb Weisman, who sold liquor near Grand Rapids. Little Sou-4-Tliank you. 1 hope tnniuma constitute a vast chorus of at least 100.- the Soluiers’ home at Leavenworth, have made a mistake: you are not wanted . here; better get back. Such comforting won’t borrow- this one. like she did the oto singers. Each separate section will Kan., in defiance of an injunction, has suggestions would have been very likosa- other. She jest paid it back;—Good News. Imre a leader und l>u supported by a been fined 9100 and sentenced to thirty tan. but Paul know him. and he knew Je­ large baud of musicians, all being con­ days in jail. . Following Good French lug. \ sus too. Vicar (sevejrely, to bl* cook}—Marjl you nected by means of electricity, so that The livery business of Leroy Payne, TIME TABLE. 13. “And on tha Sabbath wo went out of , „ wt . In effect June 11. iasJ. . Mr. 1‘rutt may indicate the exact time of Chicago, has linen placed in the the city by & riverside, where prayer was ha<i a soldierjto supper last night, hands cf a receiver. The liabilities are to all alike: —Yen] sir; he's my wont to bo made, and we sat down and . Cook r~v_v>. uir- he'a mv brother. brother, 1. The doxology — with a salute ot cannons to apako unto the women which resorted i Vicar—But you told mo you hod no punctuate each sentence. Special ccmiDonie* $250,000, while the assets urc.estimated MtaUonc. at 9750,000. ' | • . | thither." Thank God for tho women who brother. of the national rotor*. Cook—So il thought, sir, until you uy and who love to. meet for prayer! Sloane, Johnson A Co., wholesalegro X ‘Tho Star Spangled Banner." rang by the oto that th. gospel was first preached in preached last Sunday, and told us we were populace tn unison, with the waving of flags oa cers of Omaha. Neb., have failed. Their Kalamazoo Lv... Europe at a wotuyifa proper meeting, and all brothers and sisters.—London Tit-Bite. all bulldtn^s and the throng of people present liabilities ure 91G0.000 and stock and ac- East Coopts* listen to-Pan! exhort ingthc brethren to “1--------------------- •— I I 1 "Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean. ’’ 1 counts will amount to nearly double Rle^land Judc*!. Crrawy .*. A Straightforward Answer. I! 4. ■ America." help the womeu In this very place, women MUo........ 1 At the conclusion of the ringing of that amount who labored with hint in tho gospel (PbiL , The Inte J. B. Lippincott ventured to .... William Ransdell woa bitten by a tar­ l»-!ton iv, 3). ’We can readily imagine what Paul ask Ouida,' the novelist, bow she camo the liberty bell the doxology will be i'!<antula at ’ Lebanon. Ind., while handling Shultz repeated and the new patriotic hymn. talked about, for bo had but one chief to know so much about clubs, camp life, topic—one person had taken him captivs barrack*, gambling house* and other places "Love nnd Liberty," by Mr. Pratt, will banana^ In the bunch of bananas a which are only visited by men. She placed be sung, also patriotic melodies, such aa nest of 280 young tarantulas was found. (chapters lx, 20; xrti. 2, 3: xxvtii, 23, 81). Ooatu Crwre. 14. "And a certain woman named Lydia, her hand* upon her knees nnd looking "Hall Columbia," "Yankee Doodle," Ransdell may recover. Woodland a seller of purple, of the city of Thyatira, straight at her questioner raid, “It Is none . "Battle Cry of Freedom." “Dixie A Family Wedding. which worshiped God, heard us, whose of your burtnesa."—New York Hecorder. |I Land," "Marching Through Georgia.” l.inxlng DxxiMiM, Tex.. June 25. -Near this heart the Lcru opened, that she attended ' For the evening it is proposed to invite . - ■ . Detroit..... unto the things which were spoken of Napkins became popular in France sooner ,p«l»lly drilled choir, lo .ing upon the y«Urd.y Jre. brother, named Grand Raplrts Paul." Pad wiu» not suffered to go into than in England. At one time It was cus­ .‘ J .,. , Im 1 Early were united in marriage to three lagoon or grand court songs familiar to Asin (verse 01 at this time, but here was a tomary al great French dinners to change ■faters named Parker, and the event woman of A*dn, who up to her light wore the napkins at every course, to perfume 1 American folk. wound up with the mother of the girls Stations. shiped God, and doubtless eagerly prayed them with rosewater and to have them marrying the father of the boys. I for more UgJ.t, and now she has received it folded a different way for each guest. Chicago, June M.—The American by a special messenger all the way from SOUTH. Derby, worth 950,000 to the winner, I School ttnehers at Topeka, Kan., are not ■ Syria, and b’-t recently from the Holy City, Dnnorr, Mich ; June 20. — Frank KabaMMb at was captured at Washington park Satallowe<l toafter keepwbool, pupilsbut more than thirty sat- ।’: n,------------------ • Jerusalem, one who bad himself seen tha minutes *ome,of them I, Urday by J. ut E. Cushing's Boundless. y«» !»•» been-declared guilty of mur er school, bit *omj,of them , urday by J. E. Cushing’s Boundless, Lord (I Cor. xv, 8). This was the greatest I evade tbekule Cressey by detaining theft bglf an ' «tth St_ T^narda second and Clifford* der and sentenced to imprisonment foi day in all her life, for she had beard of Him | hour eachjfor two hr .UUlhlhg •"for««b .nd ailTord life lle „„ ulten to prl^•n Fite.... day* n* punishment third. - ... of whom Moses and4 the prophets bad writ- | ....... ........... ■ , thu^' The time 2'W' F'y th : S.tard.y night He I. not quite 30 ’ -eltoo lorrrdale . ten. He had really come, and bad been dte- | oue ofTensc."_________________ ' . undprr^ t. mw the mee. ■ yeM» old. ■Qiulti......... spiaed and rejected and crucified according Pillow*: of feather are objectionable. | Four I*«ri0as Killed. Hastings.. to Isa. Uli and Pa xxit He had ri<wn again While cb«yIhrjr forfj»b .upper, for I: Newark, -V v J j N. J., train I,‘ haul, .m <b« wonrejml hr.rlni, ■■ the, -- June 25.—A <"'■> Pkkhyvlt.lk. Kan.. June 34.—An his- i Coat, Grove according to Ps. xvt In Him had been lb. fulfilled every type, nnd now she hAre all b.r. . rtmorb.l.lr copocily for bohllOK “V. °* -thJ« ___ was destroyed by the *oo 'land .. toric landmark this from one’who had ‘actually seen Him ( ,„d MorfaulalMbw. ____ eyclo.0 Wedp^l.y Mm*.— •• wm ---- ----------- ,1 VJV4VUV and receded it from Himself. Her soul is ■ carriage near Avondale station yestcr- oi4 Rtone house on the bluffs of the Khw ftril; sI^mm ask no more; she accepts Him i The family drug store should be kjspt day afternoon and Mrs. Williams and giver once owned and occupied by John Grand Rapids'. [Brown. “is.^And^whrti was baptized-and her I wellrtocked, for it may contain something three children were killed. household aue bAOU^htjua.^yip^ Ifjre [ which shhll prove lo be invaluable in re­ Died Snddenly. ■iHops on sHcbal umy. lieving the sufferer before the doctor could Eabtdn. Pa. June 24. — William, Cuicaqo, June 25.—A monument in Mutchler, democratic member of con­ memory of the executed anarchists was be summoped. into their gress from the Eighth district, died unveiled in Waldheim cemetery in this It is claimed that you can drive nails suddenly of heart diteusc at his home city this afternoon in the preeenoe of __w W. a. Dbwixu ( into hard wood without bending them if in this city yesterday. H. C. Pottkju GmT P. & t. K000 persona. _ __ „ you dip them first in lard, _____ toil, Lansing & Hsrr. •r ..'i *;d Circuit In CbAoeery. mortgage sale. ' ‘»~n nude Id (he -ouditkr* r-.-u-ni.ub- by .' । -pH Kulsl't ■ • ’.. !;l« wife. c! rxrs<> . - v. I>. !"t»> kid recorded In f .r Hairy Co.. . • -.i- uay of JLiv A. D.. DfflO. • ' ■ r: .•.«/*., o?, 1N>. on which . . ' ' ’’ I* < LUllli d to Im due «W.<I UUlHCld • ■! UJv n<>tire the .Qin <rf tw » bun ' >• •• i.:id L-rti-efal.t«hw» hundredths • ■ i* un and nn At'orury’* fee o( n( - '• <>v,.|-d for In vt.d inorticure and i>o ■ ,,r -r - • miidk ai ,MW bavins been insti'u t t'l- -moneys >u?ruiY‘l by said »r 4-iv eart tiiered. Therefore. i • • "-I ”<** tM or of vale ■iOtHt'nrd in Ml'! '-. t i'l thr MMute In sik-u r:i»e msd; notice is lit-r-liy nlvrn that on , > ■ the hut day of S< |.t-nit>rr1 a • D. M<. “ ' ‘’h ili hMvrfx.n.l ntiallM-llal , ' ' t!i<* blshrot •■l.jdrr, at the north ;; " , r xurt Uo-IR-(n the eiIy of !!»<<• । ‘ •• calzcj.,ihat fad g (hr plsre where (he 1 —in f.r tUrry county fa buhlenj. ttir ’ . drMoi’v-d in said mortgage, or •« I ‘ > Up-re.,. *•, may be , eeewry tn I>nV the '. -ai’l w'tb right . ""ta-l irXvlOKt.. ’ogelher will­ ... fro |>rr>vt<i-o (or h. vnld nurtl' ■ prem-wn being drvnb.Ht |< .. " "r'ira~e u« a!| ihat .-crtaln pbav* "■ f4iht -lui-tu- ill th- town Of lUllatHl ' I'.ir . < -I S'x'.oif Uicti'gan au>l drI .<• I t»x(i; ('o niiirnclng At Hir ■ . •■{ th- w«| ball nt lhe nori I> । - t -r >f « .-'dij rfalit—o (if) In town 1 ' ’ ’ ' '.In* !»1 w-vr.. Th-tir., l. ’ H lull' [2s} r>«da, tli> hr * l-nv .| , oil,, r'lrurr rui ni"K ; . >. r »l«. Ihrn.-r l^tnbiliE I -‘ r'K*'- ' • ,1'" i'Iacs of oegmulng. ’ ■■ • ■<! .. .icrey "f 1 ind, S.iMCXL CABSOM. ' I- ’ .in .- •• JlurtKAgvr. HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, S1.1O Cricigo, bUuiN hinw K �between himself and the leader »nd P<m«1 were soon imprwred with the fact.that he always meant jest exactly what he said under the wire only about three behind, covering the last quarter in 3351 and said Jost wbtt be meant Thursday started In as though the races seconds or ata 2:15 gait. From the ThursdayJune 29, 1893. pleased appearance of those who held stop were doomed, but early In the forenoon " MAHSHALL L. COOK. Editor. the weather cleared up, and each day watches It was evident that time was very and when Starting Judge thereafter the races were made much more satlsfiactory, Adams announced that a big slice hat .pleasant by reason of tbe excellent weath­ TKKK1* ——----..... been taken from the track record, and the THS HASTINGS MICH.. I'OSTOFFiCE, er. Mr. Cole was determined that noth­ time made gave Hastings the honor of ing should'be lacking to add to the pleas­ AUGUST 14. 187®. ure of spectators and secured White’s having the best half mile track In South­ Military Band, of Kalamazoo, one of the ern Michigan so far this year, there was finest In the state, and one ot the very best deafening applause. The other two beats that it has been the fortune of the people were close and exciting, though not Tho*<* Silver. Ple<lg** of this city to listen to and in addition characterized by any such bursts of A couple af New York papers have to their musical abilities, they made a speed as tbe first beat Following is the One of the best papers — made a canvas on what.the probable fate good impression by their gentlemanly de­ result: in Michigan. The Fedora................................................... ’ ‘ 1 meanor. The members of the band were of the Sherman silver bill will be when very much impressed with the beauty of Bonnie * - ’ Weekly Telegraph can Congress meets In . special session. It la the city and tbe cordial manner In which S., J. Fletcher3 5 J be had for 75 cents per Time 9*4 M; 2^4 »4 :3:2» said that abont 175, or nearly a majority, they were received. It is with great pleas­ year by calling at this The third event of the afternoon was a favor the repeal of the bill, but that a ure that we announce that the services of 2:33 pace with Leavane Hub K. and Hard office, \ . good portion of this number are republi­ tbisband have been secured for the County Cash who took part In tbe 2:45 class Fair next September. can members. As Is known, the demo­ Following Is tberesutls of the first day’s Thursday afternoon and Adda Bums, nkme of owner unknown. Following Is crats are in the majority In Congress, and races: There were seven starters in the . if they were united on their platform and 3 minute class Thursday afternoon as fol­ the result:— Leavane. » ‘ would tell ’Ae country what to expect lows:—Laputa. owned by Frank Rays, of Hub K.................................................. 332 Three Rivers; Model Wilkes. J. M. Bauer, much of the uncertainty surrounding city; Jim Burns, 1. Monroe. Saranac; Hard Cash Adda Burns- 4 4 everything would disappear. The demo­ Midget Wilkes. H. Delong. Cassopolis; Time 2:84*. 2:35X; 2:32Mcrats denounced the Sherman law as “a Frank 3., M.'Hueston, Marshall; Scion, M. The running rare Saturday afternoon Spaulding, Caledonia; Uno. A. E. Cross, cowardly makeshift fraught with possi­ Chicago. The two latter horsts were was rather tame and was a walk-away for bilities of danger in the future, which withdrawn after tho second heat. The C. Font The only other starter was Dynamite. This closed by far the best should make all of ita supporters, as well other horses came In as follows:— JimBurns................................................1 11 races ever witnessed In Barry County. aas its authors anxious for its speedy re­ Everyone was well pleased and felt that Mldfcet Wilkes4 2 3 peal.” If this language means anything each event, especially the trotting induc­ Laputa.342 it means that the democratic party Is ing race, were each well worth all that Model Wilkes255 It cost. pledged to repeal the Sherman silver law, . Frank S.5 3 4 Time 2:42J<:2;4l;3:3»X RACE NOTES. but it Is evident that there will be a sharp r There were six starters In tbe 2:45 class Though the attendance was good at tho division ot the democratic majority ip as follows:— Embassade, owned by races this year, yet Mr. Cole’s list of ah Congress on this bill, and tbefriends of Its Forman A Aldrich, city; Hub, K. tractions was so large that be will loose Will arrive this week of the W. J. repeal are depending upon republican Grimes & Fltcb, Schoolcraft; Hard slightly on the races In consequence. G. Brand. Will be better tea for Hickory Corners; votes (or their success, and there are Cash,. Wm. Mott, The races have become established nnd 50 cents than you-have had before. Leavane, A. 8. Rutland, Muskegon; Polka probably enough republicans favorable to Hot, E. J. Holland, Bellevue; Elegance, experience has shown that the people of Give it a trial if you want good tea. Insure its repeal. owner unknown. This was a very close Hastings and vicinity will be generous We are stocked brim full with Another clause in the democratic plat­ aud exciting race, resulting as follows:— patrons. *• crockery and glassware and we are Leavane4 2 112 1 form declares for the "coinage of both June races meet with the approval of Hard Cash3 12213 the people. Though the World’s fair and unpacking i dozen Chamber Sets. gold and silver without discrimination Polka Dot1 4 6 55 5 NEW PATTERNS. We are the backward season kept many away, against metal or charge for mintage.” If Hub K5 3 3 3 3 3 yetthe attendance was larger than last making good prices on Crockery Embussade6 54444 this means anything it means free coinage, year. We trust that results will be such and Glassware to keep trade lively. Elegance .2 0 5 0 dr. as a large portion of the democratic party as will encourage Mr. Cole to continue Time 3:41X; 2^8«; 2:42« 2:33«; 2:33 believe that free coinage will cure all the 2:34. This was the first race In which them as no one else seems to haVe "sand” We can suit you if you want any­ thing in this line. ills that the financial world is heir to, and Embassade tbe four year old of Forman A enough to try IL Strawberries this week will be Hastings has some horses that are bound demand that that portion of tbelr plat­ Aldrich’s, of this city, ever started. He showed wonderful speed everything con­ to make low records. plenty and nice. Leave us your form be lived up to.. sidered, aad made tbe tblrd quarter of the Embassade is one of the best bred canning orders. The democratic Congress can’t tell the fourth mile in 37 seconds, or al the rate of horses in Michigan and his performance! people what It will do, for tbe vbry good a mile In 2:38. was very gratifying to his owners Messrs. Kennedy Co’s, vanilla wafers aoc lb reason that It don’t know Itself what It In tha.balf mile run were • Abby owned Forman and Aldrich. •* Long Branch 15 Constantly keeps on hand a fine line of by John B. Powers, of AlbionAOixie B. will da ’ «• Ocean Spray 15 Fedora who won the free, for all Isa and C. Ford, both owned by A.^Mreinan flyer and had she been urge! at first “ Oat Meal Wafers of Charlotte. This race was a -away Gov. Altgeld, of Illinois, has pardoned for Abby, with C. Ford, second^JI Dixie could no doubt have gone the mile several ....................... 15clb the anarchists Fielden, ^’eebe and Schwab, B. third. Time 53*^ and 53 seconds. seconds faster than she did. Grahan wafers 15 who were sent to prison for murdering the FH1DAT AFTERNOON. Model Wilkes owned.by Jas. M. Bauer Rival Biscuit............................10 Chicago police. Gov. Altgeld evidently The first race Friday afternoon was tbe has both tbe trotting abilities and the stay­ Which will always be for sale at .the anticipating a clash with public opinion ac­ 2:40 class, iu which were Billy Kinch, ing qualities required of a flyer. He is companied his pardon with a review con­ owned by B. Parker ot Niles; Montcalm well bred and will have a reconi that’s 0. A. O. Derby. Greenville; Maggie May, way down before tbe , season Is over with taining 17,000 words, in which he assails Geo. Walter, city; Brunehlld. Grimes A proper handling. tbe Jnry in tbe case, the Judge, and sets Fitch, Schoolcraft; Carrie J., I Monroe, Hard Cash owned byWrn. Mott, of N£W CUSTOMERS INVITED. hjs opinion up against those of the su- Saranac; Magna Medium, > Frank Gould. Hickory Comers, persisted In worrying preme court of the United States and of Ceresco. Leavane all through the 2:45 rare, even PLEASE GIVE US A CALL.' Magna Medium1 1 1 winning a couple of beats, one of them tbe State of Illinois, both of which re­ Carrie J223 being the fastest trotted—2:83. viewed the findings of the cade. By his Brunehlld«,..4 5 2 Abby is a wonderful runner for a half Maggie ''May3 3 0 action he has given aid to anarchy and mile. It is said that she could have gone Montcalm C.5 0 5 encouragement to enemies of law and or­ .the half In 47 seconds had she been urged. Billie Kinch04 4 der. These men were leaders who had by Time 2:37; 2:38; 2:44. their inflamatorv articles and speeches Maggie May made an excellent showing aroused the passions bf their Ignorant fol­ and had she not lost a shoe in the last lowers to a state of frenzy, and who car­ heat of the race she would have done Mattlew Keenan. Vlw j much better. H- L. Palmer. Prexldtmt, J. wlskinner. Secretary ried bombs and were ready to use them on WlDlard Merrill. '.Tid Vlre President The three year old trot of pace brought I. McKnihgt. M. i>.; Medl< v Dlredor. GENERAL AGENCY OF THE all who opposed them. The action of this out the speedy colts, M. C. 8.. owned by democratic governor Is meeting not only M. C. .Smith, of Nashville; Trixie, H. A. with condemnation from the republican Hunsicker. Bellevue; Little Billy, B. Parker, Niles. Jim Deyo. C. T. Wright, press but the press of bis own party as Greenville. All who expected that the well. It Isn’t a party matter* but should slight lameness received by M. C. 3. re­ meet with the condemnation of all order cently । would render traveling Impossible loving law abiding citizens. Anarchy were’Xappily disappointed as will be seen by-the result:— Hats! hats! bate! We are atlll in the Ghnbhal Aobnt. should be trottled'not encouraged. M. C. S...z............................................Ill millinery business, closing out cheap at Little Billy2 32 the Racket. Bay County has the honor of being the Jim Deyo............................................... 3 3 3 j Are you going camping out? It will not Trixie..................................................... 4 4 4 first county In* the stab, to adopt the sys­ KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN. ' cost you but a trifle to buy a complete out­ Time 2:40; 2:40; 2:39. n tem of road Improvement provided for by The same running horses participated fit at tbe Racket. tbe new law. At a special election held •Friday afternoon as Thursday. Abby You had better buy your shoes novV on Monday the county road system was won first and Dixie B. and C. Ford divided while we are closing out cheap. If the adopted by a majority of 2,000, only 183 second and third money. Time 53Hl 53 city ever grades your street it will coat Kalamazoo, March 14th, 1*'.‘S. Quito a little friendly rivalry was mani­ you your pile to grade your lot so save votes having been cast In negative. Thia fested in the hose race between Nashville your money and buy at the Racket result Is of especial significance for the .and Hastings Friday afternoon, and the No great loss without some gain, when reason that Bay county has for the last contest added greatly to tbe pleasure of In advance of the Report of the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Michigan, eight or ten years* been Improving her the races. The run wav 40 rods, lay 200 your strett is graded your cellar is dug. Western people think ' this a cyclone highways on tbe county system, and the feet of hose, and put on the pipe. Has­ country to see the buildings all built down we present herewith a copy of the Statements made by the Companies whose new business tings ran first taking rather a slow gait but overwhelmingly favorable vote on Monday coming In strong on the finish. The rellar. written in Michigan in the year 1892 was not less than one-half million of dollars. is an indication of the popularity of that Nashville team made a very pretty run on We still have 75 pairs of those 85c ox­ Comparing '‘insurance written” with “insurance ceasing to be in force" gi'> s THE system in a county where 1 It has been tbe stretch but tbe finish was slow and ford walking shoes left worth 81.25 but ACTUAL GAIN during the year. An examination of the table shows that the North­ thoroughly tried. Thousands of dollars some of the runners well winded. Has­ 85c will buy them at the Racket tings time was 41 seconds and Nashville have been spent In that county for high­ We will receive two invoices this week western Mutual Life gained nearly TWO MILLIONS, almost three times as mm !i as its 45M. from our auction house. Our share of way Improvement, and the verdict of the SATURDAY AFTERNOON » nearest competitor. Combining the business of the Mutual Life, Michigan Mutual. Equit­ some stocks bought at 50e on the dollar. people is that it has been well spent and Saturday afternoon patrons of the races Get your share. able. Mutual Benefit and New York Life, we find that the Northwestern GAINED *’>'.>.459 that It will be a good plan to spend enough saw all records on the Hastings track Thk Racket. IN EXCESS OF THEIR TOTAL GAINS. • more to complete the road system. There smashed, and as starting Judge Adams ‘ Have you ever seen our 81.50 ladles ia a splendid lesson in the highway ex­ said "Tbe fast time made gives Hastings dongola shoes? Well others ask jfou 82.00 tbe honor of having the fastest half mile LIST OF COMPANIES WRITING NOT LESS THAN HALF A MILLION IN 1832. perience of Bay County for many other track In Southern Michigan this year." for tbe same grade. The Racket. counties In Michigan that ought at this Tbe two-year-old half mile trot or pace moment to be putting Into lasting high­ was the first on the program. In this race Get your milk pens for 70c dot. at the POLICES CEASED POLICIES WRITTEN R way Improvement the money they are were Mopsa owned by J. C. Cole, city; Racket TOTO BE IN FORCE. ^INSURANCE PREMIUMS Hagley Boy, E. D. Lenard; Pathmaker, z COMPANY. now throwing away on mud roads.—De­ Shattuck Bros. Cassopolis; Direction, E. Only a few more left ou those 19c la­ GAINED IN 1893 X troit Tribune. Hess, Clio; Click Clack, E. J. Holland, dles gauze wrappers. You cannot match No. Amount. Amount. No. them for 35c In this county, at tbe Rack ­ Bellevue. Mopea showed good speed but et. The democratic party is divided against having beenjreineff'atone and being un­ used to the crowd and noise- broke badly. 1816 8,199,271 719 1,216,222 1,76.0499 539.3Iu.i''3 01 See If you can match our 15c ladles Northwestern................. itself on every Important question to-day r Following Is the result of'thv race:— gauze wrappers for 25c any other place Mutual Life............ 1032 2,247,080 592 .1,584,463 712,617 474,577.26 Though the republicans are In the minori­ Direction41 1 In the city. Michigan Mutual................. Tathmaker 122 699,107 370.461.40 3 1^ 1,470,856 336 771,749 ty lu Contrew they hold tbe balance of • Tire Racket. Mopsa ................................................... 244 Equitable, of N. Y .................. 620,864 464,647.12 4 power and it looks as though whatever 3,718,661 711 8,092,797 Lawn tennis rubber shoes are cool. Click Clack38 3 Canada Life.................... 45,175.69 5 legislation was accomplished they will i Hagley Boy553 617,950 Try a pair for 50c, at the Racket 178 766,150 64 148,000 Mass. Mutual................... 70,894.41 6 have to da With responsibility resting Time 1:34; 1:38; 1; 32#. 381 586,774 785,098 52 198,32’4 Remember our summer corsets at 48c at When the free for all waa announced on republicans tbe country can feel safe, Phoenix Mntnal............................ 481 1,004,898 252 the Racket 53,010.57 7 489,646 515,247 every one was on tip toe with excitement and what Is more It will be safe, a Travellers ........ 68,097.41 8 Some crockery yet to close out regard­ All were acquainted with the horses that 108 468,931 681,692 52 162,561 were to participate and were %ware that less of cost We want the room for the State Mutual........ 56.276.34 9 239 357,359 516,210 79 158,851 Forty four poor houses In Kansas are all former track records were In danger of goods, at the Racket Home.............. ■ ......... 127,035.61 10 337 337,859 665,697 223 tenantless. The calamity howlers have being show d downward several seconds, 328,840 Copper bottom tea kettles for 50c and Aetna................ 53.047.49 11 and In tiih they were not to be disappoint­ 82c. oil stove kettles 18c at the Racket 304 left the state. 315.591 656,279 177 340,688 ed. There were only three starters Mutual Benefit . 219 184,242 202,964.68 12 645,297 161 461,055 If you want any millinery goods we Fedora, record 2^C, owned byC. Web­ Paramount Blount has asked to come ster Eaton Rapid**; 8. J. Fletcher, record will sell you cheaper than ever at the National Vermont............ 82,836.75 13 96.450 198 501,000' 148 404,550 New York Life.............................. ’ 462 home. The country asked for his return '2;22, C. Wright, Greenville: Bonnie M. Itacket. 354,029.24 14 -297.240* 1.309.410 383 1.606.650 George, 2:23 T. Savage. Spring Lake. a long while ago. Hammocks 50c, 8Oc. 85c, and 91.40. The horses started away In good shape, the Spreaders nnd ropes 8c each at the Rack­ *—Indicates lots. two latter acting badly ano giving Fedora et. THE RACES a good big lead. When the last quarter Exerting and Close The Northwestern in the State of Michigan leads all companies in amount of business Eggs! Wc want more all the time at was reached It looked as though Fedora If the weather had been made to order would distance her rivals, but It was over the Racket in force, in amount of premiums collected, in number of policies written and in amount of especially for the races It could not have this course that Bonnie M. George, driven Special sale on ladies trimmed hats this been finer, and Mr. Cole is to be congratu­ by C. E. Bldlac, surprised the spectators week at the Racket. insurance gained in 1892. lated for the fine list of attractions that l»e hy a tremendous buret of speed, such as Is gave {be people. Everything on tbe pro­ rarely seen on a half mile track, and a gram passed off smoothly and quietly gall that but few four-year-olds can attain. These are facts which afford ground for congratulation and are convincing proof of without so much as a Jar lo mar the pleas­ By the time thaUthe last quarter, was ure of the spectator*. Another thing that reached he hadf fairly settled down to the continued and growing popularity of this great western company. was very conspicuous by Its absence wa- business, while .fedora was about 25 rods that there was no jockeying allowed. in the load. Hwwaa urged and responded Though attempted a few tlures Starting nobly and the race down tbe home stret h . sincerely youre, ♦ Judge. Adams pounced upon it In such*. was a grand one and one that will long be v gcrous manner that tbe joekles were retnemben d. Almost with tbe speed of UM to escape with their lives, aad tie t ie wind he rapidly closed the distance Hastings Banner THE KALAMAZOO TELEGRAPH IS EDITORIAL notes NEW GROF FOR COAL or WOOD, Portable or Brick set of different sizes, prices and patterns. Estimates furnished for heating and ventilating buildings of every description. OF TEA GOODYEAR BROTHERS, Hardware and Implement Dealers. Contract­ ors for Plumbing and Heating. THE HASTINGS MARKET FRESH AND SALT MEATS These Are A No. 1. Bams & VaaAnnan. DOINGS. LOWEST-MARKET PRICE. F. P. WILCOX, Propnetor. ED. SCHUMANN, Clerk. NortiiwBSiorn Mutual lite lusurance Gouiuauu. G. A. DIN4OC, To Our Patrons and the Public:— THE RACKET ' �-------------------------------- - _ -------------------- Hastings Banner. June With woo* and wheat way down it win pay you to trade where you cau -nve something. You can get ooap free of charge by dealing with Job. Rogers Jfc Co. __ PERSONAL MENTION. Guy Bauer is home trom Ann Arbor. Fred McPherson is home from Chicago, Hotel property In Woodland. Call on or address L. C. Cavanaugh, Woodland, Mich. Marriage License*. Name and residence. (Isaac Eggleston, tity 78 । Rosa Bass, Caadetou „ i Neal M. Rwwell. Tbornappla 79 I Eva Bhennan, Mt Jdlevlile HmC1bk« M*rk«ta. No W. R- COOK. L*c»I Ediwf. ><>’■» H?M*rton.(i.00to «oo. LuWerlb-.iai. »2HWe understand sotno of our Banfleld uftof. R. D. Bailey went to Chicago The Michigan Central will sell excursion Pot*to«perbu.,W.to70. subscribers failed to receive tho Baxxekb Monday. James W. Saekett to Geo. Mullen, parcel, sec tickets July 3rd and 4th. Limited to re­ Rye per bu . 45. last week. The fault was not at thlKotD. R. Cook returned to Cleveland turn uot later than July 5th, at the rate ’ 'cyraflL ’firowto Mary E. Brown, N H of N know th*t there is a Tallow per lb . 4. fler as tbe papers were sent all right from Tuesday. o»n ver bu.. 30. of one and one half cents per mile each W»«,9ec lO.Carltou. S25 wS^redpwbo-eo .«.«*here. . Mary J. Butler toUrvllle Dunham. 20 a, sec WbeaLww,e’,e£bul'2?’ John Ketcham, of Nashville, was In tbe way for the round trip between all sta­ 15. A»>Tta. SJQO. tions on this company’s lines weal of the '' Do not fall to call at Burghardt’s Sur­ chy Friday. Detroit river and to points via the Grand prise Store and see the uew line ot goods, Barley per uu.»o to 1.10 P. A. Sheldon went to Maabnll on busi­ Rapids and Indiana K’y. dot to exceed a consisting of bird cages, fans, and S and Wool per lb. 8 'u » ness Monday. radius of 200> miles from selling points. Millet seed per to). 75. |. , tnvn where you can get 10c glass ware and many other new ■ L. Gould, Agent. Ben Waite, of Kalamazoo, was in tbe . r.-periodical or magazine thltfgs. Hastings, June 28th, *93. city Saturday. When in GRAND RAPIDS atop ai Do your patent leather shoes or slippers . in the world, by single Judge Padgbam, of Allegan, was In tin* tip on your shoe* look dim. Get a Stillman in Gone. . r subscription? Where all or box ot our patent leather polish, it will the city Friday. Stillman Goucher, the contractor and . v..-uilar works aryl books may make them look like new. Dr. Chas. Rmsell, of Allegan, was in builder, left the city Friday besides a good opptMile UNION DKFOT. • .’nd3 .They receive all the Wooley «fc BuomBox. many large and small accounts varying the citv last week. from 81 to 8d00.' He has done a gtol . „>k< "as fast as published. A concrete walk is being laid front E. Free Baggage Transfer. New • Komw John Lombard and family leave for deal of balldmg and taken jobs at a loss. • --.oing to buy a hammock, W. Morrill's corner on Green street to Chicago Saturday. Had he staid he would not have left his S,e*" Ul *1 Eb£cB * BOOTH. : set? 3 novel or book of any Tinkler’s corner on Broadway. . Thia is a friends lu the lurch as bad as he did, but improvement as for several years Tbos. Savage, of Coldwater, attended J! and rtec us. The lafgest great be had not the moral Murage to face wl at past that side has been almost impassable the races last week. was sure to coxie. Like the drummer be ■ ■ ■, Hue ef stationery in town. in wet weather. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bailey returned to probably "will never come back*" H's . ; ■ Grand Rapids and ChicaThere will be a The Michigan Central will on June 28th Gobleyllle Tuesday. family is left wltli very little and they • , rs delivered promptly at to July 1st Inclusive, sell tickets trom 'O GET A John L. White, spent Sunday at N. have tbe sympathy of all. ■ .j.-or ' No delay, no missing Hastings to Muskegon. Mich. at. the rale Cook ’s In Prairieville. .-rs: Call and see us, we of 32.90 for tbe round trip. Good re­ LUNCH r s I1E/IL. t/^lisa Belle Stebbins is visiting her sister July 11th. There wjll be childrens .services at Mor­ living to run a News Room as turning not later than Gertie in Muskegon. . L. (Jovi4). Agt. gan Sunday morning at ibrtiO A. M. at the Ererroi'H inLurf tOCOTM. nive al » • . tie done. We Solicit Hastings, June 23, 1)3. l/^rs. T. J. Bush visited Mrs. French in Red Ribbon Hall. cu~. will <» call. In basement under E. Y. HOGL.E8 branches required for second and .' ir trade. . ✓ A roan and his wife wlio parted com­ Middleville yesterday. ■ certificates. For full particulars, addreoo, pFrofessor Samuel Dickie, chairman of STOKE, Corner Main and Jefferson Sts. pany at Hastings with the one ring circus Hakxt B- AMOBns cwSherman Rose, of Bath, N. Y., Is visit­ the Prohibition National Committee, has on account of their not receiving pay gave ing at Frauk Ackerson’s. been engaged by the W. C. T. U. to de­ Nashrine, MJcta an exhibition on a trapeze during tbe liver* one o of his fine lectures In the Miss Edith Ellis, of Grand Rapids, Is races Saturday afternoon and took up a Presbyterian church, Hastings, on Friday ■collection to enable them to return to De­ visiting frienda in the city. the 7th. of July. . । , • sste Hams and Van Arman’s troit. (/Miss Stella Hibbard, of Grand Rapid?, The Y. P. 8. C. E. next Sunday even­ The scholarB of tbe eighth grade decora­ is visiting Miss Leah Bowne. ing In the Presbyterian church, will be WE GUARANTEE YOU ; ^ad the grave of little Mary Bailey with Mrs. Oscar Young and Mrs. Warren are led by Mr. E. DeGroot. Subject "God’s beautiful dowers on the closing day of visiting Dr. Young at Allegan. call to us". school last week. She was one of their Miss Belle Smith, of Detroit, Is visiting number and would have passed with them ASTONISHING into the sixth grade at the fall term had her cousin Miss Maude Stebbins. FMNOS, her life been spared, ■ Miss Adda Jordan is home from her Having furnished a three story ORQANS *2 Tbe ladles of Hastings should not fail school in Detroit for tbe summer. house in the best residence to see the beautiful Art Exhibit of work i/6isses Maude and Bertha Ryau are • Much has been Raid of tbe cures of in­ 5EWINQ HACHINES on the Singer sewing machine In G. ! :r>t of Chicago I am prepared done Latest styles. spending their vacation In Homer. temperance, the nses of opiates, etc,, while G. Spaulding’s store on Jefferson street. Than any other dealer in Barry Co. . .. .-’.iodate all. my Hastings .It is almost Impossible to believe that this l/Dr. and Mrs. S’. M. Fowler and Shirlie anotlfpr evil greater because it is more will give you. It will only cost ■- while visiting the Fair. Lowest prices. work was not done by hand and by an ex­ widespread and quiet In ita deadly results, Smith leave for Chicago .Saturday. you a cent and may save Mtuated near the lake. 2 blocks pert at that, but every stitch was done on has been Ignored. We have reference to you dollars to write Mrs. John Crites Is spending the week tbe tobacco habit, to which the public ’il. Central Ry. and t block the machine. Violins, Guitars and Banjos. A me your wants. Ou account of Forepaugh Shows at in the city with Miss Anna Bessmer. :r :i the cable, half way from the mind Is being slowly aroused. Tobacco In stock of the best strings ONLY Rapids Monday. July >3rd. Tbe .iter of the city and fair grounds. Grand /br. Clarence lathrop. of Detroit, re­ any form is Injurious. At first It Is used obtainable. Michigan Centra! will sell tickets from • ; r< ;.n* atfr»rd<-d an opportunity to see turned home Friday for a short visit sparingly, but the desire grows until, at ■.•in'andean reach the grounds in Hastings to Grand Rapids and return in­ . :inn:.- Kaiv«tl() 00 per week for room cluding ticket to shows for 51.50. Tickets length a habit has been formed, a demand Mr. and Mrs. John Pendergast and • • v't for each person. good going aud returning on .this date Miss Gertrude left for Chicago Monday. Write to-day. has been created which can not be thrown only. MRS. S. E. KENFIELD, L. Gould, Agt. Miss Alice Eddy left for her home off except by the exercise of .the greatest C. E. INGERSON, Agent. aX-US StCliicago. will power. Tuesday to spend the summer vacation. June 2Srd. 1)3. Nashville, MichThe growth of this habit is one of the All who vhjted the races and listened Mrs. John Russ and children of New alarming developments of the age. Such to the excellent music furnished by Mexico, are visiting at Will Hitchcock's. a large percentage of tbe men of to-day White's Military Band, of Kalamazoo, will Miss Glenna Schantz returned from ure tobacco In one form or other that the lie pleased to know that their services • CIKCMLKTION • ' have been secured for the County Fair Albion for the summer vacation Monday. practice may be said to be almost univer­ sal. Out of 10.000 inen not over 400 will Th week. 75 quires. i next September. Nothing adds more to Mrs. Minnie Grebl'e and Mrs. Carrie be found who are frte from It, while boys tiie pleasure* of such (reelings than good music, and nil who attend the fair can be Goodyear returned from Chicago Satur­ not out of their teens stand around on tbe streets chewing and smoking with i!-i-.ificr, chungea for advertisements i assured of having Hie pleasure of listening day. as much gusto as an adult • ;•!; this office Tuesdays at latest to , lo line of (hr finest bands in the state. /Frank Nagler, of Jackson, was in the The evils which follow the use of to­ ■ • insertion in the Issue of the week [/The reception at Mr. and Mrs. Norman city this week on his way home to Free­ bacco are many and- very serious. Few habitues will confess the truth until when Bai Ivy's Friday evening foe Mr. and Mrs. port. their system Is broken down and complete­ Hun. A. G. Butler, of Bellevue, spent J. addition to J. 8. Goodyear’* house E. M. Bailey was a very pleasant affair. The house was prettily ducoratvd with Saturday nnd Sunday in the city with ly wrecked, they are unable to make fur­ ■ ■.’* <va»plet.N>. ' ther concealmenL The nerves become vines and rose*. The dining room table friends. ' shattered, sleepless nights. Impaired eye­ > . .'i -i.ries of Jos.•Rogers k Co. and wire arranged very tastefully in while and :■ .' ,-u;- free of charge. Ed. Bottom has been spending a few sight. disordered stomach, vertigo, palpi­ green. MfX. Donahue. Miss liosella tation of the heart, throat trouble, facial i; • . I.'. T. Cojgrovc has been invited | Goodyear and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Conk days in the city with his mother Mrs. neuralgia, catarrah and paralysis are al­ . .-r:i;t- oration at Sturgis the 4th. • as'isted Mr. and Mrs Bailey hl receiv­ Beamer. most certain to follow the excessive use of ing. Mrs. William Tinkler, who has been the wee.d. • M. W. picks entertained a few i It is not uncomon to hear inen acknowl­ Tldft Is to certify that Chas. Henion was so seriously ill In Chicago returned home ' • Wtitni-nlaV for Mbs Alleua ' edge their inability to reform and thus discharged from our employ on May 15. lids week. they drift Mong to au early grave. Dr. 1893. tor dishonesty, drunkenness, and ' ’ N Q. club are having a picnic ' general crookedness. and we wish to no­ Jack Nevils. formerly of this city, now Hili, n man of great penetration, soon .r 1 -..'apple to-day, and will dance thia > tify everyone not to contract with him if ot Fremont, Nebraska, is visiting friends discovered tilts evil and after years of patient, continuous research and experi­ he represents himself as being in our em­ in the city. ments. gave his celebrated Chloride of I‘ - j.i J weather to use soap. You ploy. ^Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Seldon left this Gold Tablets to the world, the greatest Black, Sweep.* A Ch.. a:i pi i*. .nt.-of charge by trading with * week tor Ludington where they will blessing known to modern therapeutics. Granite and Marble Dealers. spend the fourth. These Tablets are Indorsed by medical fra­ Hastings. Mich. June 2dtb, 1893. ternity aud prescribed by physician^ In 1'.t world's fair letter had to be left out; Miss Marcia Beebe returned to Nash­ their regular practice. They are a sure The Middleville Sun lias the following *!.-< wtI * owing to the races, but will re.-ti-ft-ar .-.ext weck.te to say of Rev. W. M. Puffer's address ville Tuesday after a weeks’ visit with cure for the tobacco habit in any form aud are pleasant and harmless In their composi­ before the graduating class In their Miss Maud Bentley. A.-A.ij« smoke Ed. Powers No. 35 cigar.' village last week: -The address by Rev. Miss Hattie Depue. who is a compositor tion. The patient is not required to exer­ urniture '. the -amei always the best 5 cent Puffer, of Hastings, this evening, was on the Waylaud Globe has been spending cise his will power, but continues bls old ? in trie Unload Suites. habits until be rejoices in the discovery listened to with rapt attention, although a short vacation at home. that his appetite is gone and he has been Nw-Lvilh-'s own. aud only Frank Treat a packed house greeted him. He took Dr. and Mrs. Lathrop and Mrs.. W. J. rescued from his perilous position. Write u.i i. lepofes In Eaton county jail. Thia for his theme -Make your life Valua­ ble." lie gave much practical advice not Bowne are among those from this city aU to the Ohio Chemical Co., Lima, O., sole ■-ire It.- for resisting an officer. manutneturersof Hill’s tablets, or call up­ only to the graduates but to the whole tending the fair this week. ■' ’...... ’.iting Attorney Swcezey Is preparon your leading druggists. . audience." Sriiid a fine new residence on his /Fred Eycleshjmer has secured a position « lot o| tbe school bouse. Don't forget the fact that you can al­ In a drug store at Chicago and will retnalu > ■ •K.:iee that 8. Greusel of this city ways get the Iwat of meats at the Has­ In that city for the present uv of the vice presidents lo charge of tings Market. There ynu' will always re­ Mrs. W. H. Goodyear drove to Benton ceive courteous and prompt attention. I ite bration at Freeport July 4th. desire further to say to the people ,of Harbor Sunday where site joins her un­ lM-i -eat Lake House, Thornapple. July Hastings and vicinity that 1 have pur­ cle’s family and goes to Chicago. chased this market myself; that I propose Misses Fannie and Florence Lees, teach L. P. Cole. to run It in first class shape and keep noth­ era in the Whatcom. Washington, schools, ■■ Bauer found an umbrella at the ing but the best that money can buy. I are home on their first visit since leaving cordially Invite you one and all to give mo ■ - .-.atunlny. Owner can have *ame by the city. ■ a । j- j-repvrty and paying for this no- a trial and will do my best to please you. F. P. WILCOX. Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Miss Dickerman. of Benton Harbor, and Mr. Conrad, of Programs of the commencement ’ exer­ Otsego, attended the reception at Norman AL <>(.t hundred tickets have been sold • je (ivpots in the city for Chicago so cises of the University of Wyoming were Bailey’s Friday night. ’ar. nd Wore the fair is over there will received at this office this week, lu which the names of Charles D. Oviatt appeared l»e many more. as a graduate from the College of Liberal i --i lit r; and sailorsof Barry County Arts and Miss Retta C. Oviatt from the The eleventh annual Alumni) of the "• • 'tl thfir annual reunion In this city Normal department. Both are well Hastings High school took place' Friday ami 17th. ot August. Pro­ known in this city where they have many after tbe close of the graduating exercises, / .hu-w-11 be published in due time. wann friends. They were graduates of on J; P. Roberts’ lawn on Broadway, !■ > Swrvrs A Co. have .been awar- the class of *90 of our High school. Their which Is well shaded and very pleasantly : contract for placing a 82500 mon- friends here will be pleased to learn that situated tor such a purpose. The reunion •-II.eh: in the Manistee cemetery. It will they will soon returp to Michigan, their as a whole was one of Die most pleasant father Rev. Oviatt having accepted a and successful ones held in several years. ' ' ’ Barr's grapjte and 14 feet high. A fine supper was served by tbe Presby­ charge in Cad 11 Jac. ' >n-| after July 1st Ed. H dl rook can terian ladles which reflected great credit - found In the council room to receive The Michigan Central will until Septem­ on their abUity in this line. After the He will be there from S to 12 In ber 30th sell round trip tourists ticks, supper waa amply partaken of, Toastmas­ uiorniiij-; 2 to 6 p. m. and 7 to 9 In the limited to return not later than October ter Shlrlle W. Smith rapped tor attention, c'exdhjr. 31st at the following low rates: and tbe following toasta. Interspersed Traverse City, Mich........................ ST 10 with songs were responded to: . people suffered with "ennui” last Bay View ) (1) Welcome to D3. Gertie Bentley. .................... 8.95 • it was their own fault for tbe comPetoskey 5................. (2) Response. Chas. Andrus. x-io i-ment exercises, races, banquet, a Harbor Springs. Mich ................ : 9.20 (3» In Memorlan. Nellie Babcock. ’• .rjitlon ami circus took place In one .. 10.30 Mackinaw Cltv. " . (4) Woman's Suffrage, John Ketcham. short day. Macklpac Island, " ." ................... 11.30 (5) Our Pride, the U. of M., Louis J. ' . .............. 7.95 Di.- village of Augusta wax destroyed Elk Rapids ” . G< $>) y our School and College Songs, Dr. tir.- vwiterday morning. Only four Charlevoix ” •” ’.............. 8.95 • are k-ft standing to tell ot the buslOttawa Beach ” •...................... 2 55 C. H. Barber. L. A. G ould . ' t-rti.in nf the place. The loss will (7) My Recollections of the old High Agt. ‘■'•’■'1845.000. ' ‘ • School RObm. Miss Hallock. (8) Should Auld Aqualntance be for­ June 23, *93. r-.ery ope locked and barred their doors got and never Brut to Mind?, M. L. Cook. a extra precaution Friday night as It On July 3rd. and 4th. the C. K. AS. R. The toasts were greatly enjoyed nnd Mr. «" -jHirted that a gang of toughs were R. will sell round trip excursion tickets •<>-.‘>whtg the one ring circus that was In from all ita stations at a rate of one fare Smith received many compliments for *' e'fy that day. Nothing however was for round trip, limited to return not later the manner In which be conducted his part It is doubtful If any we could have erd from them. than July 5th. Grand celebration at Kala­ filled the place In a mere satisfactory and A 'i»!v!idid io hors? power, secon-i Ixand mazoo, July 3rd., also at Delton and Clover­ pleasing way. One of the most pleasant dale July 4th. To enable all to see tbe •■'■■11'11'4; Shepard Traction Engine, all features of the occasion was the music condRIon can be bought very full program a special train will leave mnil»h.d b. While'. MllltMT tan", 'n™ •'P ।Listings Engine & Iron Works. Kalamazoo at 10:30 P. M. July 3rd. run­ Kalamazoo, which was tn the city. Th 1 ning through to Woodbury. In Addition aj’-otank, hose, pumps, threshing belts of occupied chairs on tt»e jwrklng and ren­ to regular passenger trains July 4tb., dered several fine numbers, which was rubber, eauvM and leather. extras will run as follows'.—One leaving highly appreciated. At tbe close of tin* Jw,’J.ijem 4 Ca’g delivery horse ran Woodbury at 4:30 A. M.. arriving in this banquet a business meeting was held and »*.ay with Roy Hamlin yesterday morning city at 4 AB anA*-Kalamazoo 0:12 In tbe th^efficers elected tor the ensuing year on Broadway, making thing* lively for a morning, allowing all day lu tbe dtv. •ew minutes. Roy showdd a good deal of Another train fill lear« «**»• c*ty *t IJJ® were: Pfes.-Cbas. Andrus. Pw* and courage, but when the horse la forenoon, arriving In Kalamazoo at 1.-08 Vice Pres.—Miss K. Lelna. hm run t0 the Attorn of the iron bridge P. M. Train will leave Kalamazoo at 7:15 See.—Mrs. Sadie Cook. .Mw wb*t he ‘“d to climb he in the evening. See bills tor further par­ 1 TreaA-Ouy Baoerqu.tted down. No damage done. ticulars. Si! i0 as w Golnq TME KENT To The SENATE RESTAURANT SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL S I QUARE “JL- Frank E. Heath. M. A. GORDON. Proprietor. Ladles’ WaiGhcs, Gents’ WawiiGS;., Boys’ WatcliGs: ft: Aamas Siili isi’t FIRST GLASS GOODS SOLD. F. R. FflNGOtoL The Reliable Jeweler. LOCAL NEW§.' FARMERS Wool is Qhmi' But there never was a time jn the World when you could buy as much Furniture for the money as you can to-day at McCOY’S F and. Carpet Emporium. POSING IN ONE, OF THE STBIN BLOGK SUITS. “Striking an attitude” because he feels so well in his new clothes—almost wants to go right away and haVe his picture taken, he is so proud of himself. You’ve seen young men frequent­ ly in just this buoyant frame of mind. We only wish you could know how many of them were dressed in the S. B. Co’s. Clothes. R. K. Qrant. �THE CLOTHING EXHIBIT. Hastings Banner^ I^qtesFromthE Thursday, June 2g, 1893COOK BgOff.-Propnetors. A NAVAL HORROR Brit'ah Battleships Collide in tho Mediterranean Sea. j (oiling (Xpwlioii HUNDREDS PERISH. f It Xa Housed in a Reproduction at a Fa- ' done Greek Temple. 1 The Tailors’ national exchange haa erected a handsome structure of its own at Jackson park. The coat of tho building was -about $25,000, and S. S. Beman was the architect. The build­ ing reproduces the Erechtheum at Athens, which was planned by Pericles and erected under the supervision of । Phidias, the great Greek sculptor. It I was finished about 410 B. C. This reproduction In 55 feet fl inches square, inside measurement The por­ ticos front ami rear are alike. The building is M feet each way, over all. The interior of the main room is oc­ tagonal in tihape, which forms a small room in each corner. I’pon the north | and south sides is a &micircular room. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. It will co»t y°a nothing, aud will steely do you S’**1-lf y°° hnTe * ?>n<h’ rnhl’ ®r -nr trouble with throat, chest or lungs. Dr King’* New Discovery tor consumption, roughs and colds la guaranlwl to rrnef or money Will be paid ba<*k. bufferera from la Krippe «ound lt u‘r •lu,llt and under its UM* had a speedy and petted recovery- TO’ 8 Bimp,e boltlc 61 oar *:X’ and learn for youwlf just,how Jthlng it isTrial bottles free at W.g<x*i H. Tb< crop V~———_ _ Tho weekly crop report Issued by the Michigan weather service bureau in­ dicates that the warm weather and ab­ sence of any excessive rainfall have im­ proved the condition of the ground gen­ erally. Crops are growing quite rapid­ ly and the outlook at present In favor­ ’s drug store. Large -Ire 5te. able. All kinds of small fruits are In Goodyear and •1-00. good condition. Prospects seem favora­ ble for a large crop of pears, peaches, 3. H. Clifford, New Cassel, AVi> -WM plums and apricots, but apples are lielow the average.. Hay. potatoes und troubled wHh neuralgia and rlx iiinaLm hi* stomach was disordered, hl- livi: wa* vegetables promise a good yield.* affected to an alarming degree, niqi the fell away, and be was terribly i»-«tu-- >-d in ,4 Mrs. Napoleon Flue, wife of a dairy­ fleah and strength. Three Electric Bitter* cured him. man on the Joy farm near Detroit, was Edward Shepherd, Harrisbuig,. Ill robbed and outraged in her own home by an unknown man. Mr. Plue had a running soreon his leg of eight jlar< standing. Used three lioltlei »f Eie tric just gone to tbe barn half a mile away, Bitters and seven boxes of Bni-2 im was his custom, and his wife won Arnica Salve, and hl* leg is aufl alone in the bouse with her 2-yrar-bld well. John Speaker, jatawba, <1., fWd child when the tramp entered. He de­ five large fever sores on hi* h-g. <i<> tors manded her money and threatened the said he wa* Incurable. One boule Ek tue woman with instant death if she made । Bitters and one box Bucklen’- Arnica any outcry and forced her to submit to Salve cured him entirely. Sold by B. H. Goodyear, th^ druggist. him. The scoundrel escaped. London, June 34. — Her majesty’s great twin screw Battleship Victoria, Mrs. Candace Wheeler, art decora­ flying the flag of Vice Admiral George tor of the Woman’s building, haa re­ a Tryon, K. C. B.. commander of lhe signed her position and returned home. Mediterranean station, wa* sunk in 18 Edmund Russell, promoter of Del- fathoms of water off Tripoli, and at sartean methods of physical culture, least 400 of her officers und crew has headquarters in tho California went to the bottom with her. The disaster was due to the fearful bungling building. Miss Elu Steinmetz, of Washing­ of either her own officers or those of the battleship Camperdown. 1n broad aaji been uccu appointed uppuiumi custodian vubvwkw. of . lne oatuesuip v*w^iuw. .............. ton, has “ L-, during ‘u --------*““• ’he tho colonial exhibit of tho board of । wto daylight, maneuver, lady I. was run into head irmj managers. uAuuikKOto. bead on by her cot eompanIn the Woman's building- is* a very ' ion ship, and in les* than a quarter, beautiful exhibit from Montana, con- of an hour she had dlsappeorcxl in the Mrs. Anita Sutherland slating of pressed (lowers. It ia under . waves, carrying with her all on board, Twenty-one officers, including Vice AdKalamazoo, Mich., had swellings in tbe neck, or glass, in frames fixed on a cylinder. The patent-room in tha Woman’s miral Tyron, are reported drowned, Battle Creek supports over liwgrrrHealth In Michigan. building, which has just been opened, j and the great fighting ship lies a usegreatsuflenng. When she caught cold could not l* exciting considerable interest, j less wreck, bottom side up, beneath During the week ended June 17 re­ Muskegon has exhausted it* »upp j ot walk two Mocks without Ulnti:>3- Sho took ports sent in by sixty-six observers in dry lumber About fiftv inventions aro In the ex- the Waves. , various portions of the state to the 1 hibit ’ | SCENE OF THU ACCIQKNT. ’ Uackl«n*» Arnica Mnlie. state board of health indicated that Tnr llUnoU bo.nl nl world'. Mr Tripoli, neunwherc the iu-. ldrnth.pThe best salve In the world for u:*, And Is now free from it alt She has’ur.'^d eommltoioners bto decided upon An- Pened. b .bout :o tulles from Ihm«» intermittent fever, pneumonia and ery­ many others to Uko Hood’s Sarsaparilla and gu.t „ to Illinois day: An admirable cua ■> baa a small harbor which la so sipelas increased, and inflammation of biulses, tore*, ulcers, Aalt rheum. < -rer they have also been cured. Itwllldoyougood. the bowels decreased in area of preva­ sore*, tetter, chapped hand-, ddlbl ins, programme will be arranged lor Um .hallow as to be notor ou»b »>>• lence. Typhoid fever was reported at coms, and all skin eruptions, and (>>•; live­ HOOD’S Pills Cure all Liver Ills, jaundice. JccLlon. sale. It Is suppose.! that tho Victoria ly cures pile* or no pay required, it I* sixteen places, diphtheria at thirty-four, guaranteed to give perfect satUfactlo 1. or The Afro-American exhibit In the , » lach of sea room^ht ^pub Woman's building, consisting of beau- Un(t a u . ,p.... BUILDING FOB TAILORING EXHIBIT. | measles at twenty-one and scarlet fever money refunded. Price 25 cents per kox .1., ,, , ° , ,, i i .. i 1 on and the latter boat hlttne liagsmp 14 by 23 feet. Several rooms and the nt thirty-eight places. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the dru; qst. t«ul needlework ol all description^ b . th„ st„bo«rd ride with her now open. Ittatajhe room devoted X l h" Camperdown wto moving portico fronting upon the lagoon (as . “ Ths Niagara Falls Route.” Tecumseh Episcopalian* will n-l nild to th. dbplay ol poker work. । X. pre»nre nnd the shown in the elevation) are strictly ! The state board of agriculture haa their church. of sub atuwu. |£fl g; | Jx A oxxmlAL order hw been maned to | wa< ,ncll „ „ouU L.ve been private ErttaVfor w the ’the'exclusive ‘Cuildirw use faM. H>«­ > ^tharMwn from th. market tOO.WO Frontier now has a Free MMhodlri Sun­ scribers...to in.r.^n the building* fund.of agricultural The kLL, • acre* college lands, sit­ admit teams with perishable frutt lor , madc on , p,ank. day school. steps of the portico on the logoon aide ' uated in the upper portion of the lower Horticultural building at any hour । SA5K jS«taxtly. dally, it being understood that this , The oI|ltcs of thc Victoria just for- extend to the water, as a private land­ peninsula. The lands will undoubtedly Stations. permlt will not allow such teams to go ; wftrd Qf theturrel were torn apart and ing for bouts. The building is at­ be reappraised, before being again re­ anywhere else within the grounds. jB flood into lhe hold of tractively furnished, and attended by stored to market ns tbe last appraisal The advance sheets of a book com- i lhe flng*hip. she began to sink im­ employes of the national exchange, was made several years ago and the GILLMAN. Loes! Agent. Hastlajr* plied by Baroness Burdette-Coutts have , mediately. The engines of the Camper- capable of describing and exhibiting lands have greatly appreciated since M G. P ST. A. <-blouro. been received in the Woman’s building dowu were reversed at once, but not be­ the garmenta. fabrics, style, trim­ then. am! selection from them will from time j fore ilBa hit the Victoria a second ming* and workmanship, in an intel­ SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL Michigan'* Artwlter Band. to time be read in the assembly room, i time and completed thc work of dc- ligent, unbiased nnd creditable man­ AT THfi The ArbeIter Bund ip session at Jack­ The essays are of a philanthropic char• stiction. Every effort was made to ner to all exhibitors, whether mem­ BRAND RAFIDS BUSINESS COLLEGE. son elected the following officers: •cter. ’ I gave lhe ship, but the Victoria settled bers of the national exchange or not. For particulars, addren A. S. Parish, Prop. Marcellus want* water works and wants PresltlenL M Hegel. Sslxbarg-. vice presf In the Mining building is a statue In M fast that this was seen to be impos- The ceramic mosaic on the-floor was dent, Paul Waltfscn. Detroit; recording secre­ them badly. designed and made especially for this tary. L. Heidman, Kalamazoo: corrcapondtDg j salt of Mrs. Lot as'she appeared after sible, und the men. losing till discipline, A real'estate board has been orgsaued she looked back. If the lady in ques^ ' cast loose the small boats and attempt- building by u firm nt Shropshire. Eng- secretary, Louis VoepaL East Saginaw, irea* urer. Frlta Karouac. Bay City; trustee*. Eu I ut Port Huron. tion resembled in the least her saline ed to reach, the Camperdojvn. Only I land The building is a credit to all geae Oeaterlln. Anu Arbor .Charles Haas. prototype Mr. Lot had cause for con- • three of the Boat* got free of the suc- I who have had a share in its erection. Grand Haven; George Cron, Monroe. Nathan 1 no rest were 1 gratulation on the fact that she yielded j- tion of the sinking ship. Tho lei Schmidt, Manchester, and F. Kiria, East of your friends if you are qwzn- of tbe A PECULIAR FLOWER. i। overturned ’ and - ’ ------------------------—• Saginaw. Thousands are suffering with to thc temptation to look behind. many ot the occupants mode of applying and thete.iiahd*- outran tee we idve with each package of Bill's Torpid Liver-the symptoms are It has been decided by the council of of these were drowned with the men Ilamctl to Death. to keep the world’s fair !; who were cooped up in the battleship j Depression of Spirits, Indiges­ administration Charles Pettit’s house was burned at Pile rotnsde. and, you will not open until eleven o’clock every night, j। beyond all chance of rescue. J.CO. Everything is big at the world’s fair. j Newaygo Newaygo and a 7-year oiu gin was Price SLOO, six pack»2r and a 7-year old girl was tion, Constipation, Headache. Heretofore It has been open only on i You see and hear there the biggest *■ TUB ILL-FATED VESSEL. by burwiUo death. The Th. (.mil, wereslj•>' i" to death. family wer^ Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- |j The Victoria was a .battleship of 10,- ! men. the biggest buildings and the | burned asleep L Heatn li e dr gei t. asleep and*in and*in the the excitement excitement the the par par- * is a reliable remedy for Liver urday nights, Which have been known '■ 470 tons aud 14,000-horte power ami 1 biggest lies in the -world. Even the ,* ents counted seven children, forgetting | lensing policemen arc «hooling ailun j mounted fifty guns. She was built j flowers are big. Over in the green- * Disorders. It cures thousands as “special” nights at tlie fair. • by the Armstrongs and was regarded ' house there is one that opened tho ' until td>o lute that a neighbor's daugh- licent-d dogs un «igtt. George Washington's'statue, hold- ; every year; why not try a-.v There >. notMnj to M, to ; ^t^Twto b^lTe S ' as one of the crack fighting machines I ing in the right hand a staff floating Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator? Iler model is . It In Amerke. It l» tt Inehe. lonK end . Mr/,>ctOt „„ La.Uy burned In IryUa ■ co"|n“’ " the stars and stripes, has been pnt in of the British navy. Your Druggist will supply you. Ai*hlh*«ophl<-a! Family. hi> f>mU an(1 guodt position in thc Court of Honor. It is now in Chicago at the exposition. I hi the first of lu kind ever bred In lh|„ the work of St Gaudcns, Is fifteen feet, She was selected as Sir George, | part of America, it comes from 5outh- ■ Amelia ha* pimples, and sore> in the high, and stands upon u pedestal seven Tryon’s flagship when Tryon was made ern Africa and it isknqwn a* the Aroshead. MOBTGAflK SALE. James Morrison and William Henson, feet high. The tip of thc flag stuff' ylcc admiral, und assigned U> the Medi- tolochin Gigas Sturteyanti. which in j From humors internal her n< -.- his , * Default having been made In the conditions' II reaches eight feet. above the head of! terranean station August 20. I MH. Tho plain English means Sturtevant’s big short term convicts, escaped from the grown red; ot a certain mortpuie made by Arthur D. I Camperdown is also of theMcditerrane- birthwort. | prison at Jackson during the night by I She's a boll on her neck that i* In.: a* 1 Htutbes and Sarafj D. flushes, his wife. Huberti' the statue thirty, feet in all. an fleet and is a slightly Smaller boat • C.Strong, and Emma strung, his wtte. of Barn* 1 The uncanny-looking blossom Is hard , healing the walls. They were em-' bell. Connty, Michigan, to Walter Dtakaoo, of Al-1 COMING TO THE FAIR. than the Victorio. She is of 10,GUO tons to de*cri>s-t But In other respects she 1* doing quit­ It looks like a great ' ployed about the engine-room of the bany. state ot New York, dated September JR. A. IJ., IMS. and recorded In Urn office ot thei< ;I1 Lord Mayor Knlll--------many not very pretty things. Sir | electric light plant Al the time ol well. May Be Chleaao'« Nax*( and 11,500-horse power. Keglater of Deedji.for the County of Barry and ' Samuel Vernon Steele, standing be- i their escape no guanls were on the Dlatlngniahed Gnmt . j PAID THE PENALTY. I state at Michigan, on tbe 3rd day of October. A. And pa ha« dyspepda. malaria an.' gout. D.. IM. In ldb«r» of Mortgages, on pages M■ I Chicago will soon have another very hind it, said: ' wall. They were not missed until HI* hauds with salt-rheum are all brok­ and 25. which said morteage was duly assigned | ' ‘ A. Brutal Naw York Murtterer FJectro•‘It looks like a lobster!’’ ; three hours aft<r their escape, I by said Walter Dlckwti (o John A. Robertson,, ■I distinguished guest in the person of en out: i Mr. Hughes, standing in front of it, OttheCouutyuf Barnrand state of Michigan. 'I Hon. Stuart Knill, lord mayor of Lon­ He i* prone to rheumatic* that make on the a>th day of September. ls*3. said assign- | don. Avrvrn. N. Y.. June 27.—John Fitz- g^id: 1 Commissioner Harris, who is . bls legs swell. meet ti.iv I ng i«een dulv recorded lu theortce nf "It looks like a parrot!’’ A case of black diphtheria resulted 1 tbe Register «•( De-ds of said ComRy o! Barn’, now on hi* way to England, takes with thuru, lhe Buffalo murderer, was cleeIt aid look like both pure, end lobI feuli7 at Mukwoe'etoi u . 1,™ 1 #««ln 01h" "-I1"'’ >•' - on tbe .-7th day ot February. A. D., IKJ3 In Uber ' * Ii>u>u iu«>k Gkv wiia imtivtmiuiuu-। invitation of the World's Co- trocuted on Monday. The eleetrucu»»■ It also looked like a musician’s । _ ___________ __ J, |Well. 38 of Mortgages on page «H, on which said tion wo* a success. The murder for ster. It numl>er of person* were exposed ex­ I mortgage, so assigned there is claimed to ue which Fitzthum died wa* commitbag. a green goose liner and a roquefort I Aud ma ha* night-sweats and a tioubieduo at the time otll,notic--th.-sum of thn e citement prevailed. thousand one hundred eighty tWo dollars and ted In Buffalo on April 7, 181*2. cheese. ’ ' ~ ... rare and But it .is a mighty Clarence Beverly, the Dundee man some cough, : sixty seven rents and on Attorney's fee of flfty That ail our doctors cfiu’l -t« n> to drive Fitzthum won a butcher. HI* life had _extraordinary-appearing rr blossom, mot- who has been in jail here since last fall . dollars provided for In said mortgage, and | off: wbleb Is the waoln amount claimed to be due been tangled with that of the tied green in color and hanging by a 1 on a charge of shooting his wife, has qlitC | upon said mortgage, and no suit or i-roceedii.gs' She wakes cvnj night and Rochf-1 family for a long time. The slender rope from a net of leaves which learned to read and write since hi* con­ at law baring been instituted to recover the a spell. amount secured by sold mortgage -or auy park Roehrl* lived In a conple of room-, back its growth has spread under the glass fine men L thereof. But in other respects slu* i of nuthum’s apartment*. FiUthum 2 roof of the greenhouse. It come* from [ Row, therefor* by virtue of Hie power of sate William Brown, a pupil of the Port aSlued In said mortgage, and the statute in made some very insulting remarks southern Africa and was brought back Huron public schools, has been neithei ।I well. There Is nothing like philosophy to case made nnd provided, notice Is hereby about Mrs. Roehrl and the latter’s son here by the Stanley expedition. In absent nor.. tardy - tor five year*. help one bckr the Uli* ot life, but i;i ’die ven that on Saturday. Hie second day of Three iptember, A. D.. IMS. at 10 o’clock In the foreundertook to defend hl* mother’s hon- Africa the flower sometime* grows to ! oiner pupils have the same record for I rase of this family wl-xl i> n» >t n- drd is i' noon. I shsll sell nt Public Auction, to the high­ or, when Fitzthum stabbed him to the a length of seventy-two inehe*. The . gwrf ,„pn|,. Hr. !. , Jlrfest bidder, at Hie north front door of Unheart' i Arostolochia Giga* is akin to the < Court House, lu tbe city of H t-inigs. (tbit be­ H. L. James, an employe of the water leal Dlwnvciy. It nou’d rl< an-<* Amriis'** ing the place where the Circuit < ourt for the i.umbrr Burned at Otnnha. ' plant known as the “Ihitchmnn's Pipe.’’ office in Detroit whose accounts were 1bad blued, cure pa’* ailnitnte. il County ot Barry is golden) lhe premls-s d>Omaha, Neb., June 2^—The lumber , — T—... 1 scribed in said mortgage, (except «nch part ot cough. The "Gold* n Mr short 31,500, shot himself through the nm's 1 Hlggrd with Baggage Carrier*. tbe said described premises as was Inserted in coerry." by its acllrn on yante of John M. Wakefield, under . 1 said mortgage by error and which have been | Spectator* at the world’s fair were 1 head, dying instantly. it clraiiM-s the eystiin nf imj shed* covering two acres of grouud aud heretofore released by quit Claim deed to Fire at West Branch destroyed Me' well .loekefi, w«ro l»Ully dSkyri by I ~n»a«n>»,y .mfi^.1 aurin, th. WM k . considerably amused during the week Ixinise M Evw.s, the legal owner as hereinafter rurea Miiuor*, uirtrs. ’boils. - * set forth, or so much thereof a« may he necnfir. nt a o'clock Sund.y Lrnlnir Thi ! t° .P™«»>on fittr.1 out Fadxn's livery barn. Wellington’! ,rfc-um. erjs'pela*. nnd ail kit*-. , sarv to pay the amount due upon said mortgage 11 swelling*. The only ^i.-ixntevd wagon and blacksmith shop. George aud . elaborately with Interest nt eight percent, and all legal loss is estimated at 3300,000. The fire , most . . *. with baggage ST’-”.' car­ costa, together with aa nttornry fee of fifty dulDay’s residence, the town hall and bloud-jfiirifier. L, .uppovvl to h.,c ben .Urtod by I A LORD MAYOR STU ABT KNIIJ. Jar* covenanted for therein, the nrvmines being i other buildings. Lov. $7,000. । . . ... J father of the familv. led the nmeoa. : family, led proccadescribed in said mortgage :ls follows ■parks from a lomotive. The school seat factory Mir.’vUus Iaion carrying a baby. Over his right Commencing at the uorth west corner of F. U lumbian exposition to his honor, who A terrific thunderstorm passed east , Blake's lot in the village of Irving. County of will probably accept While in Chica­ shoulder and under hi* left arm passed and north of Kalamazoo, and Archie has shut down tin'll fall. Barry and State of Michigan, nnd ranulng irwn go the lord mayor will be the guest of New York, June 24.—Princess Eulalia a broad-leather strap. This supported j Adams, aged 14 years, was killed by One Clare lumbernmn hit- .i-'. ilW cords thence ear t or in an easterly dlrccUun along the north line ut lots heretofore conveyed and to tbe President Higtabotham. has sailed on the steamcc La Touraine. an elaborate little leather harness. In I lightning at Howlandsburg while stand- 1of hemlock bark ready tor Mjiyuu’ni. |, highway crossing the race and east of the lot or The position which the lord mayor She will first visit Madrid and report to which the baby swung aa snugly an in •t ing under a tree. 1 land deeded to Effie Baldwin,-and from said ■ highway tn a south easterly direction on Hie 1 holds Is the highest municipal office in the queen regent, then go to Pans and a cradle, and requiring as little atten- | Julius Cherrick while hunting near south line of the raceway, to Intersect the the world. Lord mayor’s day is an oc­ see her children and then proceed to tion. Behind the man’s baek was 1 Finntown was overcome by the heat pond; thence on and along the westerly linn of said poudtn a northerly direction to the dam. casion only second in magnificence London to attend the weddingof iTince swung by a smaller strap two cotton and fell on his gnr, which was dis- 1 When Baby wa* «l?k. «* t" ■ ■ and from thence following the center of the and display to a coronation, and creates George of Wales and Princess Blay of umbrellas. The next in tbe procession charged, blowing off a sid6 of his head. L Tbornapple rtvvr to a point dlrecUy north of quite as much enthusiasm in London Teck. Whm ate wm a Quid. «< I! the point of starting, nnd from said point south was a middle-aged woman who ap­ His injuries were fatal to tbeplace of beginning, containing ten acre* as a presidential inauguration does in Granite State Celebration. peared totally unconscious of the 1 more or less: and all on section thirty-one In this country. At Traverse City a painter named Wbrn Chicago, June 27.—The New Hamp­ weight of a large valise which was at­ Jud authvn,hh" j-n town four north, range nine west, excepting George 1 ’ . Garrison was thrown from Iron tbe above all streets and highways now The election of Lord Mayor Knlll at­ shire state building at Jackson park; tached to her by an arrangement of ’ lawfully thereon. Also the undivided one-half tracted unusual attention on account was formally dedicated Monday. The। two straps over her shoulder*. Then his buggy and so seriously injured that of tbe foliowlug; Commencing nt a point ntxy-1 | two feet, six Inches west nnd t«elve rods three , of his religion.' HehraCatholic and on ceremonies consisted of music and1 came the daughter with a bundle of he would probably die. , feet and three Inches north of tbe southeast 1 this account opposition developed Oliver Cunningham, aged 80, died at speaking, tho principal address being: shawl* strapped to her, and lastly a The butter factory at Bn»*vn • ity re­ . corner of the north west quarter of section thirty-one, town four north of range nine west r against him In certain quarters. The delivered by Gov. J. B. Smith. A large> small boy supporting easily by a skate his home in Exeter. He was born in ceives lu.OJO pound* of nu!k daily. ' running from thence west right rods; thence I leading citizens, however, showed crowd was in attendance. Ireland and came to Exeter township strap a large box of luncheon. The I worth to the center ot the Tbovnapple river; their disapproval of this Intolerant Constantine has shipped Nt can- of sheep thence SMC eight rods, thence south to place ot j chances are that the rnan was 3 bar- sixty years ago. ■nd six of cattle lu the past live wouths. | beginning. It Is expressly understood that thl- spirit When Baron Harscbell, the The salt and lumber industries ot landescribedpiemlses 11 all lhe premises, mill lord chaneeHor. received the lord Chippewa Falls, Wis.. June24. —Mrs. j nessmaker and a Yankee. Manistee arc said to pay outabout 875,­ privilege and rights of flowage, owned by Alonzo E. Gardner ana Frank Campbell aud mustltu mayor elect, according to custom, he Angelina Demarrie died at the home of 000 monthly in wages. ting the lata ftrsn. Gardner. Campbell fc Co . of took occasion to observe that the times her daughter, Mrs. H. S. Allen, Thurs­ | The British section of the liberal Elmer Bartlett, a boy of 11 yearn, Irving, and that this mortgsiv Is Intended P, cover the undivided one-ball of all rights of had pasMNl when it was Impossible for day night. She was born in 177*3, and ,j arts division at the world’s fair has was drowned at Lapeer while endeavor­ said Gardner. Campbell & Co., together with a Catholic to hold office without palter* was therefore 131 years of age. Her j granted to the ’Vegetarian Federal ing to swim. tbe perpetual right to the water power, ba.-k father was a Frenchman and her moth ­ ; union a large wall space to show pic­ water, flowage and mill privileges described ing with his religious convictions. Joseph Plummer, a Pinckney farmer, above with tlie roller ftoudog mill and all mill One important result of the lord er a Chippewa Indian. tures and diagrams Illustrating the about 50 years old, while on his way fixtures therein now staudlng or hereafter to be mayor’s visit will probably be ah in­ fruits, nuts, grains and other natural home from a neighbor’s fell dead in the erected and placed upon said premises Includ crease of interest in the fair in Eng­ Ing both of shove descriptions. Denver, Col., Juno 25.—A raid was products advocated by the nnion for road. Hoart failure is supposed to be - That In drafting said mortgage the draftsman . made an error and tbe following described land land. where the feeling has been some­ made yesterday on the Utah sheep human* food. Miss May Yates, Eng­ the cause. . A Marlette school tflirher had one of with mill privileges and right of flowage. wae what apathetic. herd* in the plateau country in Col­ lish commissioner of the union, is de­ Dr. Jacob Devries, of Grand Rapids, inserted In said mortgage by mistake, that the orado, several hundred sheep were sirous of securing the loan erf any has sued Seth W. Lyon, a nephew ol her eyes eiosed by an unruly pupil. said mortgagors bad no title and claim no ttUr WorlU*«sFalr Expenditures. to said premise*, and tbe Assignee ot sold killed by bombs, anil the cattlemen pictures or diagrams bearing on the his deceased wife, for 310,000 for alienat­ Mrs. Bruce Watson. Cedar Spring, The expenses of the world ’ s fair, in ­ mortgage claims no rights therein, and sxl<‘ prevalses win not beofterwd for sate under this stead of being $20,000 a day, on hereto­ and settlers have once more started on subject that they may be placed in the ing her affections and depriving him of says: "Whenever I am real tired and nerr-! a warfare. collection. She may be addressed at 1 considerable of her property. ooa I take about !>ev»nd»ops of Wheeler's ( fore estimated, reached an average of the liberal arts division, British sec­ 830.000 during the month of May. The i John Bmuius, who was killed in the Heart aud Nerve cure and I always vbAlso tbe undivided onefifty-two half of fort the six folioinches wino: s»Iarj- i;_* a i SrniNOsflicLD, HL, June 20.—Gov. Alt-1 tion, Columbian exposition. Commencing st a point list, .... according to Auditor Ackerterrible catastrophe at Ford’s theater w«t sod twelve rod* three feet and three faclie' | man’s figures, wail over 8850.000. When 1 geld has vetoed senate bill 04. which in Washington, was a member of Com- teln Instant relief. 2U‘SS| th? -A-UU. reerlved .hi, provides that insurancecompanies sha 1 Allegan eounty docs not vxp<ct to path“Going to ths world’s fair, of course'.- ’ Fng tlFoarth Michigan infantry, durnorth of range nl»» west; running from tbrw statement of expenses there was a pay full amounta insured in cases of er auy belter apple cr< p than last year. “Yea—self-protection.’' Uj tai Josses. His reasons for his refusal •*'-w. The first of the suite against liquor "How so?" theore «mth to place of beginning. It !* ex 1 ruined unless wo got down to on eco to sign the bill arc many and quite •tropndo uopuo'i--soo<’o jpxjt "To stave off the fellows wno will sellen. *u tried in the circuit court at orMtiy uoderetuud that ihl* last drtk-nlu «• nomical nomica) basfc one*.,” Raid Ma n mepiber. m..w.iw., fcnjtthy. _______________ basis atjjnce, want to tell me sllabont it fur thereat Coldwater and resulted in the cunvic- 01 "w JO[oo uvajnjau .>nm aqi p<»Xofu.» promt**-; It iUI the premia.mill prlvilw r ' demanded an irne Debta of Hair a MUHon. flowage. owned by Alonzo K. Gardn r freasurer!• Secaerger bl tion of Thomas Hiearodt. This is a vic­ i >,<H IRJauaf) jdKrj’tmivrs p-sj.rn.l of my natural life.’’—Puck. luclian of expenses of at •nd Freak Campbell and reumtltuting the tai- . mediate redi St. Paul, Minn., June 28.—The re­ tory for the temperance people. Nine •’JOBpjwjrToqi jpi pint *jof<x> «tqi jo osp» «» firm. Garenrr. CamobHI a a,. of Irving. B,..* .least .half .. th . is* amount. T1-* reduction JAUtpnq pUM^Moqaif.y *»otnsp«ID ceiver of the Red River Valley Ele­ other suite are to follow. h Intended to oorer tar n •- ( lCMt ha,r « --------------- ---| ‘qanmtKtq jo arg; »npi P*1 --- . j 0{ *JJ rtgtihi <4 said G .relucr I will be made at once and' Lil extend to vator company, having a line of ele­ ; The new board of control of the state I n* u»u*h pov oo»f<xl«x •uqrtu’UJ ,'»'|i’0£) who never to Uhnzelf hath «al<l: the.administrative cud of tho fair, aa vators through Minnesota und North John a. Bomevwin. U’e bUnti by elect‘oown ‘aqno'i’ ‘♦nr.xl.o^wt.’s ‘»>l« 60 to tho worn* talrr* well aa to other departments. Mr. Dakota, has filed schedules showing aaX ck 1Cr’i“r- •*ch^- ■°OS Tf-ioai aqi jo u.»:n jruS oqi .fuount Burnham will drop 8,000 men from bis sets of 3449,422 und lhe liability 8494,J P®ian;mopejtj sXum[« pxsq »-<•> antff P2T- ——- auXv antU Goitre 40 Years Hood’s Sarsaparilla Michigan Central ... W.SiMW.S Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cryfor Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castorla. - Why Suffer? When you can be Cured I �Hastings Banner. near GobkMfle by throwing himself in Iw^ThS1 lhjU r°° maU front of the G. IL & I. pay ear which was *“*«P°ken tea firm—almcM then going at a rapid rate. brutal—voice by » man in a linen jacket has published tho results of a long and careful study, made in his poultry bouse, E. R. Teeplc, late p< stmastur at Lake w. R. COOK. Loe U Editor. THADS mark awa hxto thc language of bens. Io hia opinion Odessa. Is lu the Ingham conn tv j»il. hav­ 7“ .’Menu, . Y„,k w","« * diamond there are many “word*” concealed in the ing been wrested In Lansing fur obtain­ SL> utterances which we ordinarily interpret ' vh" W* ,hln bo“" °r ing money under false pretenses In nego- hlT Y“' " ’*• *rlde“t thj£t >» merely with cnt-cut-ca-dah-cut and cock-atiat-ng loan nt tw • per c m l.rc e.<t. Teedoodle-doo.—Youth's Companion. j... Hoot Beer. Milk Shake ahd pie retired from the Like(Meua po-toffice “»u"”d «>• a defuuiter, and hi- ^wndsmen had to r«'’bYt'U °“ , ■ ,;R < !»•!>:• Tunic at make up the deficiency. Teeple has also !£”" ’’“■do." u>« mllUooalr. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup boa been usea worked Ills.twu percent loan, racket lu twadod T'“T"a™.,aodloSooUi. trout for children teeUilng, It sooina the child, soft­ T. r-.-clciie*' Grand Ledge, hnd caught a few suckers. ens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, SEmui I °I thr “,“1 ”“l -POSmVELY CURESand Is the best remedy fyr Diarrhoea. TwentyIrwin Bros." circus was giving a free ex“*<PdacM,t brownrtooo five cents a bottle. Bold by all druggists HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS dilbltlon immediately after the parade at |D N"' YOTk- Them througbou: the world. „ ,.,u M Srt ICE CREAM. CON­ Coldwater Friday, when their wire walker PROSTRATION, In wlli<;1‘ P~P1. lira aoddl^ , iXAltV and Miylbing ln 11,c llni' Jost his balance and dropped his balancing Aud that tired feelina. lov* of appetite nnd It Acknowledges no Superior. Stic upon Mrs. eiiry livery, of Cold :r.|| EAKEKY GOtaS. nervous prostration are driven away by Hood's ittdr. severely Injuring her about the And th. inlUionaln, .ntakrd down tbe Karsaparllla. like mist Im font the morning sun. Rev. R. N. Middleton, pastor M. E. ebureb, head uixl shoulders. Tiw wire walker realize tbe benefit of this great medicine, Codar “Id alr-tbat atr To Springs. Mich., nays: Sleep and rest was not seriously hurL whlcti tbe Hch nnd poor mn,l breathe, give It a trial and you will join tbe anny of en­ were strangers to me after preaching till I used thusiastic admirers of Hood's barsapartlU, “Adlrondw’ NowToJcep soundly and awake aios! m common. Many apple orchards In Van Bun n Sure, efflclent, easy —Hood's Pills. They refreshed, and I can heartily recommend it. HASTINGS, MICH. • BUSINESS th' Prepared by WHEELER and FULLER abouM be tn every traveler’s grip and even­ County ^ave been stripped of their foli- p.TXibs;s' MEDICINE 00.. Cedar Springs. Mich. family medicine chest. 25c. a box. SOLD BY •| v.oodiiniiM'*'. t C. G. Nichols. oge by a small IjUck warm tint, rapidly He knew hia bwdness. x* destroys the leaves. The trees look ns The millionaire was the owner of, the \:: i. al Law. ’ astings ity ank if they hud bedh swept by fire. T.urc ■ it >|)M A.X'SEE * NICHOLS HASTINGS. are frequent complaints of cureulio on colomal pile. He also bad another colossal Hostings, - - Mich. pile in the liauk. .. ■“ . w ,j:id <;<»!.1.ECTTION OFFICE.. plum trees. Such is life in this great city—this great , . < r HaMlnxs City Bank, Hastings, A member of the graduating class of the cily in which peopte-but Stop. I have al­ TAL $75,000.00. Charlotte High sceoul was only fourteen ready said/hat. SURPLUS 110.000.00. years old. Janitari don’t take any back talk from i-incr-i promptly attended to. mere real estate owners. Incorporated under the laws ot the State of Detroit .. f a.'tArt Loyal E. Knappen. You bet they don’t. Michigan. There Is more Catarrh Ln this section of vtbur C. Denison. How do you like this sensational style) ail the country ihau all other <l|>teaee.«> put lo. ,;j;T KNA1TEN& DENISON. Ah. me! ■ • Open for business Dec. 15, ISM. gather, nnd until the last few years was Granj Rapls LAWYERS. And the janitor returned to his lair, aud officers: supposed to be luenrable. Fora great to give outlet to bis rage began dismissing . .- -n Michigan Trustee. Bldg.. Laigrut stock O. O. Robinson, President; a Grand Rapids. Michigan: many years doctors pnmoune&l it a local lhe tenants.—New York Herald. disease, and preset Hied local remedies, . ; p H KIHK. M- !>.. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. und by constantly failing with kval tre it.Mortality In Ohl London. Write for prices . i !,>sician aud Surgeon. • DirjtCTOiis: ment, pronounced it Incurable. Science 11 ■ ■ Mich. London in the Eighteenth century was D. W. Reynolds, W. H. Powers. . -mptlv attended day or night. Of­ has proven it to he a constitutional dh- regankd as a devouring monster, which ease, and, therefore, requires cnnltltutlon. ‘:. stoweir* boot and shoe store D. O. Robinson, R. B. Messer. al treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manu­ drew to its den the mirplus country popu­ John Cerveth, Chester Messer, factured by F. G. Cheney A Co. Tol<<!.., lation and destroyed them. It appears . Mi>3 -WEKZEY. P. T. Colgrove. however, that Edinburgh was even worse' Attorney at law. Ljjl<>. is Un- ..nly e< j vtitutiona; , un. ..i, SO far ns the sacrifice of infant life was Has the only savings department in tn Barry Hastings. Mich. market. It 1* mk< 11 mtcrmrilv in do«i.< County and pays 4 per cent Interest on all time concerned, and if we can trust thc regis­ . . tn all courts of the state. Coldeposiu. It acts ters Norwich bad ns largo an excess of • j.imptly attihided to. directly on the !■ AVE, surface burials over chriatvi.iugs os Hie capital It­ --- ------- ----- . I’tim’lrmi • self. . i i! A i 1’. LATH HOP. dollars for any raae H tails lo cn .- Send At all events there can lie little doubt • i r.h'opntiiic Physicians and for cltJfitlars ami tr-tlmoijah Xldre-s Act on a new pdndpla— Surgeons K G. CILENKY A CO TOLEDO. (). that Laindon for several generations .a.':-r Um plague and lhe fir- was a very un. . .. :;v and country promptly atSold bv Drugghls, 75.e.. wholesome city. Ti. -• I-from the deatlis Written guarantee lo permanently cure ail the bills of mortality. ;Jch were, on the !•>> d* of Hu pt im-of both sexes. No j^stt*; no whole, trustworthy u: i the beginning of operallurf: ::1BNEK. *1. !>.. no detention trom business. For C»m*sj>oni!enc< Solicited- Address all ComEarly Ilialng. Physician and Surgeon. ; tid that there tv- re full Information and lilustraleti pamphlet cob- luunlcatloiiH to The CHAUTAUQUA; rare*! 50 de references (free), address Pelton. - : . Mieh. |.. The excellence of early rising and ita in­ .............................. :n 1633 to IttiX i.-:d talnleg r -82-86 Adams St. **®£I"T* Dk II W. Maikii. spiring influence on .both l.-<xiy and mind inclusive of f <■: i .tpl..gue,23P,3it3»leatuK, • .Idi-uce. one block,east of depot. C. W. POWERS. Corresponding Secretary. have Ix-eu themes for the jxwt's song an annual a» ;.. .-.qf lu.ypj. ' . f. H. BARBER nnd the rage’s Hertuoti. Early' rising pro­ )•!:>'Ktans and.Surgeons. motes chei-rfuiu. A ol tcini-« r.- opens .up DhUult having been made In tlm cnudiUona I i’. : ..unty responded tu with , new capacities bf enjoyment nnd channels I ol .< certain Hint Uoge made !>y WHilain Newton of delight to which thc sluggard muat be nvenq; •... day or night. i -.u icr.'.to ian aud Jan- N<-wt.,n to Eiidly 1) Hoatwick. I insensible. ''sled March .-.'th. A. 1). ikm». mid | )« ■ . It increases the sum of human existence 2-.U-7 ai4;oi.usii somewhat imfnvor- recorded hi thc office ol the Hrghter ' f deed-;, for lhe County cf Barrv mid sut- ot l \ -trac’ -.nd Rea! Estate Office. by stealing, from Irnlolcnce -hours that nl> >• section of tut-Eighteenth century— <Ml'-higan. i-n the Kith day of March. A. !».. I V < w: Block. H ratings. t’sn; InlllM-r-v. of mortgages, on page !Wi. 1 . , ...1 ite.ll i:«'.»Tr Real Extate would else be utterly waited, and. better ti c thirteen yean, from 1718 to 1730—the said inorixajm win on the expreiw condition I -..i;- «;<•tie'-il ton 'evanning­ still, uncjucstionnblyconduitstolongevity. tit ttbs w< re Sj7.2W. an animal av. rage of that sliouki default be nude in tnc payment I . . ■ .-c- <-•-'{ At "ira-t IJ'ok-.coni All long livers have been early riser*. of ip« imprest or any part thereat on any day . 1. rJ'. •■in hriiisb complete Now the habit of retiring to bed nt late । wherein the same should tp- mndc payable C. f. BR0OK8vClfcrkil expr-M-d. aud miouiil niiouhl lhe tha mune saine re re-­ [ frr.-. ..v a»« therein expre-M-d. hburs will hardly admit of early Tiring; cnu-Msl l>v'iIkiul one-tliini c . A • b 1 main unpaid unp.dd and in mean, mrars for the space «>t -f therefore the nCccsMty of refraining from thinl quarter of the Seventeenth century. Ithirty <Uy» ih-n l>.. «s net forth ii,,.,, and from thr thiJicrforth theomt in order to secure the advantage An incredible projiurtian of all tho deaths j after the Mpse rd the <nd thirty days, the • i-riucipal sum ol two thousand 'dollars* with ••■r Holloway's drug ftore. tw0 a.UUxr- with of tbe other. From six to eight hours are was of infants under two years.-Black-' ,,nucl“aI su,“ all urn-arace nf mtcrv«i ihereoa shah at the . from to < Telephone, con generally held to be sufficient, and no wood's Magazine. option of the '.arty ol the second part befonw . ,•:. r. ». :• uce. at Holloway's drug doubt on the average are so. and be due and payable mimedinlrly therea ter. alihongii the period limited for th** Our sleep is regulated much by the sets payment thereof tiny not then have expired, Gives all thc news of Town, County and State, and as much National son. In winter people He longeron account, • M ■'■tWLER.lW. S. After an elaborate series of computations and default having been made in the pay­ news as any other paper of its class. 0. ns they say, of its being loo dark to get up PrufcMor Samuel B. Christy, of the Uni­ ment ot ‘nu-rest due March SKIi. isir.* and the same having remained unpaid and in early. There Is some plausibility in the b sirs 8 a m. lo .1 p. m._______ _ versity of California, an eminent authority arrears lor the space of thirty oays and ii(e raiM»n, but t?e system in cold and dark oil mining and metallurgy, report.s that if ward* the aforesaid nrineipal sum o' two | (I'Ll.ROVE. weather Is more prone to sleep than in a nozzle of from six to nine inches in Ihvusand dollars with all arrearages of Interest Attorney at Law ------ is ----dur and patablr Thereon nowdecuued < light and annny times., Invalids need diameter were especially arranged to throw r-». said niortgtge. aud the terms <1 — . .. ru>Smith A Colgrore.) generally plenty of bed rest, and they a stream vertically upward against a by thoption lli-reln lip-rein ei!ires«rd and I iu Union, block. Hastings.* is dnime-l to be ..... ...^ ...„w should procure it by going early to bed. T , 1-. all the courts of lhe state. spherical bowlder of quarts weighing 1,00) there Uns notice th» sum ol two thousand three There are more health and strength to be pounds, the vertical head being anywhere <•( Hundred srventj-three dollars, and thirty four . KENA-TON.. / found in thc practice of seeing the sun rise from 1UO to 150 feet, the bowlder would be rents, rad an attorney’s fee of thirtyA. Attorney at Law. than in locking at i> in any other part ot forced up until the diminished veloclty.of five dollars provided for In said , 11, -r J.S. Goodyear ft t’o.'s store.) mortgage, and no suit or proceedlties the stream established an equilibrium of al law having been Instituted lo recover the Isa NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all thc general news • - . .g: courtsotlhe SUtft. CtdiecnoM tbe dny.—bt. Louis Republic. xitteuding to. ___________ pressures. There would be a point at moneys secured -by said mortgage, or auy of the United States and the world. It gives the evAts of foreign part thereof. which the upward pressure of the aureani It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY Now. therefore, by virtue of the jwwer of lands in a nutshell. i • . . lyiMEI'.M \N. Homapathlc PhyWhile I am writing of my father's font! would exactly balance lhe gravity pressure sale rputained in said mortgage, aud the i . siuilin afid Surgeon. CIRCLE ’’ and “ OUR YOUNG FOLKS." Its “HOME AND SO­ statute In such cose made and provided, notice of the bowlder, holding it — the half ton uess for dancing, a characteristic anecdote ■ ■ • .er Lathrop’s drug store.) h h-reby gi»-en that on Sntunuj the CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives, and daughters. occurs to me. While he was courting my rock—there snsp.-ndv'L ifitli day of Hvptemlwr, A. D.. li«u. at ten As to cutting the-c streams. Professor o'vbxk In tfie forenoon, 1 shall sell at public Its general political news, cditoralsand discussions are comprehensive, j , . HEAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECT- mother be went one summer evening to (util Upon her. Thc Hogarths were living Christy snys that he* has often tried to auctfnii. to the highest bidder, at the north brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL" department has no L ING OFFICE pF door of the Court House in the City of a little way out ot London, in a residence drive a crowbar into one of them. The from Pat.mertox A Smith. Husllngs. (that being tbe place where the Cir­ Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized which had a drawing room opening with stri-am felt iw,roliil as a Lar of iron, and al- cuit Court ■ for Barry County Is holden). the superior in the country. Woodland, Midi. । though be could feel the point of the crow ­ :--mi — s described in gala mocwwrt. or so authority in all parts of the land. French windows onto « lawn. In this 1 • . ■ \:.<!i.i:ros*. ' J. M..SMITH, much thereof as may bo necessary bar enter the water for perhhps half an Pa Justice of the Peace. room my mother and her family were inch tho bar was thrown forward with to pay the amount due on said mort­ seated quietly after dinner on this particu­ gage. with eight per cent. Interest A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal lar evening when suddenly^ young sailor Mich force that it was almost impossible to .•nd all legal costs, together with an attorney's of ‘ thirty-five dollars covenanted and “THE BANNKR” for one year i. • .:< •• ■!! . utile writ--It Is itnpoulblq to junqWd through one of thc-ojMm windows re tain it in the grasp. An ax swung by fee therein, the premises being described ■ ii- good Hooifs Sarsaparilla has into/thu apartment, whistled and danced a’ 1 tho most powerful man alive -could not f.,r In mo i mortgage as all those pieces and it v r! hr id equal help to you. hornpipe, and before they could recover penetrate the stream, yet it might be cut Kirct-li of Lind I) ing and being situate In e township of Baltimore, in the county of by the finger of a child if a child were Hkitv from their amazement jumped out again. and stole of Michigan, and known . OUR COUNTY “N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year SI.00. A few mil—tea later my father walked' seated on a railway train moving parallel and described ns follows to wit:The e.T*t half of the north west quarter nnd . '5 train Saturday evening, was in at the doer as sedately as though quite with the stream in the same direction and the n»rth-Mt quarter of the south west quar­ witli the same velocity. That velocity innocent of tbe prank, aud shook hands r -atty three hours on tbe Thorn­ ter of section six (6) In town two north would be considerably more than a mile a ritute eight W weM. containing one" hundred bridge east of town. After with every one; but, the sight ot their minute.—American Stock man. and three wres more or less. Subscriptions may begiii at any time. ■d . ft V- : mmitville and was amazed faces proving too much fur his at­ Emily 1». Bustwhjx, Mortgagee. • i.• bridge two horses that bad been tempted sobriety, his hearty laugh was Fnjt.lFT.roir.novK. Address all orders to Silencing a Disturber. Attorney for Mortgagee. tbe signal for lhe rest of the party to join ’mg in a field by thc track having IJn ’ .ee June fetid, inxi. One of the lo»t of Lord Brabottrne’sanec­ •■’. .■ wu the fence got out on the his merriment. But, judging from his slight ability in later y<nfs, 1 fancy that dotes tells how at a meet ing nt Canterbury . rat| on the bridge when they ■ ;t.ui:i ruining and when half way he must have taken many lessowi to secure toadopt twoLibcml candklatesa "noisy lit­ : - lei! through between the lies. The bis perfection in theUhornpipe.—Mamie tle freeholder," who is referred to as "Mr. Smith." wits effectually silenced. ■ was <io|>jied before running on them. Dickens in Ladies’ Home Journal. Brabourne, who occtiratd the chair on the . i.*y wer- finally lifted out of their occasion, hod been ratner annoyed by the Speaking Frankly. ' READ OOH I I RESPONSIBLE << ' .. i. : \ Planks were put down on TESTIMONIALS. AGENTS WANTED. C'K Hypochondriac Patient (detailing real interruptions of this person, who was well • I’lioec and the horses walked carefully known to him as being constantlv liefore and imaginary ailments to sympathetic •. before the train could proceed on thc magistrate for drunkenness nnd other •• The horses were but slightly physician)—And then, doctor, there’s my offenses which biul more thnn-once caused . I.—.Xa.hvl'.le News. head. Doctor—Ob. don’t alarm yourself al«ut his punishment. The chairman stopped his aid; Bundy, a four year old boy of that; believe me, there’s nothing in It!— interruption at first by telling him that : Will completely dextrov the derirc for TOBACCO in from j to < days. Perfectly hartnleis; eau»e no . the candidates would first be introduced M- Ui villo. cut his right leg a severe Exchange. ■ • sicknesa, and may be given in a cup of tea or coflee without the knowledge of the patient^ who will and make their address, after which any ■i*-Il with a scythe which required five I voluntarily Mop smoking or chewing in a few days. freeholder might ask questions as to their Beyond Her Jurisdiction. Little Jolmnie—W’en-Mlas Nexddor got political views. •’11. Chase, of Freeport left a small lient.by the uae of our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CUltE TABLETS. The man restrained himself until the Gia e on her cooking stove one night married, her mother threw an old slipper i candidates had finished, nnd then jumped I During treatment patient* arc allowed lhe free use of Liquor or Morphine until F-"-*1 after her. What was that fur) as they ahall voluntarily give them up. . in the morning her bushand got up testimoup nnd raid in n defiant toneV'Now, Mr. We send particulars and pamphlet of testimonial! free, and shall be glad to Little Ethel-Oh, they always do that - indled a tire not noticing tbe oil Chairman, am I nt lilierty]"Yes, Mr. sufferers from any of these habits In communication wii^J persons who have b< nlals from When Mrs. Chase came ont to That means that her momma Isn't never Smith,” replied thc chairman, H see you cured bv the use of our TABLETS. ... . , -­ k persona-who goiu to spank her any more. — Good News. HILL ’ S TABLETS arc for sale by all rtnsTCLAM dn:~gUta at $1.00 1 -o. fust the room was’full of smoke ore at liberty, which in not always the Rk have been cur■ ' ti discovering'the cause she seized pef Ffvour druggist doe* not keep them, enclose us $ 1.00 rad we will send 4 i case.” "I said no more," adds the narracd by the use of • .'.•:rn the btiitoin pulled off and the oil you, by return mail, a package of our Tablets. Of tor of this story, “for thc man waa well 3 Write your name and address plainly, and state whether Tablets "Do you enjoy footballF’ he asked "I. Her clothing caught Are but known, and before the words were well out arc tor Tobacco, Morphine or Liquor Habit. -1 h:t l the presence of mind to wrap a the man who sat next hitn at the game. ot my mouth, he jumped up and rushed "Somewhat.’' : around her and extinguish the away from the room nmid roars of laugh­ "Are youa/playerT • OinoCnaxtcAL Cc: 1 - although her face and hands were ter from the meeting." *lNo. I’ma surgeon. —Exchango. badly burned. we OUAKAOT** » curs titration ai to our responsibility and tbe merit* of out Tablet*. Dr. Carter’s Kidney * Backache NEIGHBORI NG COUNTIES The secretary of the nary Is an important DO NOT BE DECEIVED into purchas- . P and from <»ne to five cigar*; or I wou.d intake Ing any of tbe various nostrums th*t are being is a compound of valuable herbs that federal officer, but tbe department over ” from ten to forty pipe* of tobacco. Have chewed ofreredfor sale. Ask for HILL 3 TAB­ and smoked for twenty-five year*, and two packages which he prciddea was not estoblished as a stimulate the Kidneys to action, clearing I • m sday forenoon, a good sized blue LETS and take no other. rW of your Tablets cared mo so I have no deaire for tt. distinct branch of the government until Manufactured only by • 7 B. M. JAYLORD, Leslie, Mich. ' <t wandered Into Decatur and climbed the passages :>etween the kidneys ' ■ '-he Duncombe house cornice lo sun aud bladder, which become stopped up April 30,1798, ninb years after the other im­ portant offices lu the president’ll cabinet­ 1 i‘■elf. The reptile fell to the walk beand cause settlings like brick dust, and If state, trensnry, war aud «ostmnstcr gen ­ '■"w and hastily crawled away, while a Tablets for Tobacco Habit. I received them all right and, althoug ■ inber of onlookers nibbed their eyes not removed will lead to Dropsy. Diabetes, eral-bad bwn provided fur. Thu first sec­ was both * heavy atnoker and chewer, they did the work in less tha and wondered If they had made a mistake nr Bright’s Disease. It regulates the four retory was George Cabot. He came from :c day*. I am cured. Truly yours, Mastachusetts, nnd It han been an unwrit­ MATHEW JOHNSON, P. O. Box 45. ’■| mixing their—lemonade. Important organs of the body, the stom­ ten law for federal appointment since that A 81200 display of fire works .will take ach. liver, kidneys and bowels. Keep the secretary of the navy should Im select­ i'l iteat Grand Ledge tho fourth. them healthy you need never fear dis­ ed from a coastwise state. There have in w*»itrungly been two exceptions, however, both ot Tablet*. He « Eaton Rapids has a lawn tennis club. ease. Price 40 cents a package. — ------„ • them furnished by IL B. Hayes. One of hb Carter’s Kidney .tBocta-chd Tea will cure reUriM from Indiana, the other About the finest field of wheat in this » ours iruiy. from West VirRinla.—New York Sun. part <»f the county is one pul' out by Sam that sick, tired feeling with a bad taste in MOS. HELEN MORREON. h. Hamlin. It is ot a new variety called the month mornings. The Daring Little Uuiuming Bird. lhe American Bronze just secured by Mr. OueaiCAi. Cot Carter’s Kidney ABackache Tea will cure Courage has little or no relation to bodily Hamlin and sowed here for tho first time, it is a large beautifully colored grain and sick headache, constipation, dizziness, ami sixe. Thc humming bird is the smallest of birds, but also one of the most le~ and > one of the best varieties of red wheat pain lu tbe back. pugnacious. He attacks king birds and jet discovered suitable to thia soil. Not­ Carter's Kidney <t Backache Tea puri­ AddretM all Orders to hawks, and those tyrannical creature*, withstanding the recent heavy windties lhe blood, and regulates tbe bowels. though of monstrous also In comparison, Gorins the grain stands up on Mr. Ham. * Backache Tea Is a sure « ------------------ seem not at all jmhamed to fly from his on(la writing pteaao oMotloa this payor.) 61. S3 and 55 Opta Block LIMA, OHIO. bo's field as straight as an arrow and Is Carter’s Kidney TH. fcbu.bnmm•« ju‘t as thick its it can grow. The wheat Udportl""'. r»r bKk.cbo and Inis headed out nicely and with no bad luck B.u.Uon or U.n Wn„. .nd from now on will run fully 35 bushels to Sold only bf W. fl. Ooodjror. the acre.—Eaton Rapids Journal. ' Thursday, June 29, 1893. Wheeler’sz^t DRINK IGt GREflM SODA, THE BEST In The Market UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS! J. MILLARD, cards. W. H. GOODYEAR. GstfiSllTg^ H C B , Cures Cortsti pation W^REID GLASS isneunBrau TOUR FAVORITE HOHE NEWJPflPER The Lsaiicg Republican My Paper of Ike Coitoi Slatea ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10. THE BANNER Your Home would be incomplete without it. The New York Wly Tribune FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. We furnish both papers for - - $1.1Q DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF GOLD TABLETS DRUNKENNESS and MORPHINE HABIT RE1ME1MBE1R HILL’S •> TABLETS. OHIO CHEMICAL CO. THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., �: rWSTINQS ENGINE rtPb IKON WOKKJ HASTINGS, MICH Owners of ENGINES and THRESHING MACHINES will find in the BEST IMPROVED IINERY and APPLIANCES for their business, as follows: TORRENT TANK FORCE PUI Double acting; will pump a.barrel '>f water a minute; will lift water 25 force it from 60 to 75 feet. Just the thing to wash out your en ,ine boilers, put out fires or wet down stacks. _ The Torrent Nrever Gets Out of Order and can be worked by a 10 old boy. It is the Ideal Thresher Tank Pump. 1 ' We have a large lot of Guaranteed , ENDLESS THRESHING" BELTS, RUBBER AND GANDY LEATHER BELTING. BELTS. CANVAS ALL SIZES. Hose, Oil, and Grate Bars for all sizes of boilers. . The U. S. INJECTOR, the very latest improved boiler fee ler. Boilers REPAIRED; Flues EXPANDED and New Flues PUT IN on Short Notice. Get Our Prices Before Purchasing Elsewhere; We Can Save You Money. ■^^s=»One Second Hand NICHOLS & SHEPARD I RACTION ENGINE, 10 H. P., all in perfect condition, FOR SALE CHEAP, at our works. One Nichols & Shepard Separator 32x48 inchfes all in perfect condition with 150 feet endless belt and all leather belts. SYLVESTER GREUS^L, FRED H. BARLOW, GIVE US A CALL MEDICAL SCIENCE Somo Wonderful Inventions tbe Use of Doctors. for JBtoctric Search Lights That -Are Employed Hum»n System for Varlooa from tho apparatus like a star on the forehead of a ballet dancer. “ThiA light.” said the physician, “shinea into and down the throat of a patient who is being examined for throat troubles. This latter-examination cau also be performed by the insertion of a small electric light tlie size of a pea. There is another instrument consisting of a flexible tube with a small lamp at the end and connected with a battery. The ipatient swallows the lamp, and whab it reaches thc stomach it shines through so diseased organism can be plainly read from the outside. The circulation is visible and an abnormal development stands out like a mole on a person’s cheek. All these imple­ ments and devices," added Dr. Phillips in conclusion, “are tho result of study made by prominent physicians and surgeons. I have not invented these things. I have only developed them. We haven't reached thc highest dovelopment of the use oCelectricity in tho medical science yet We are working now on new lines.” A BENZINE CAB. One Solation nt I lie Problem of Rapid . Transit on Contrtrjr Honda. 'The benaine cab is, according to the New York Sun, the most novel means of transportation in Germany. It is a four-wheeler, guided by a touch of the finger on a lever, and provided with motive power by a benzine -engine which neither heats nor smokes tlie occupants. The first of this style of cab was re­ cently completed in a Mannheim fac­ tory, and was started on an exhibition trip to Berlin. It rolled over the coun­ try roads at thc rate of fifteen or six­ teen miles an hour, and at an expense of half a cent’s worth of benzine per mile. In every city on. his-route the conductor, who is at thc same time en­ gineer, has ran his cab through the streets, taken on and let off curious passengers, and made his way across market places to show the ease and safety with which the machinery can be managed. The cost of the cab is but one thou­ sand dollars, and this can be reduced in the process of wholesale manufac­ ture to four hundred and fifty or five hundred dollars. The inventor expects that it will revolutionize the present system of transportation between coun­ try towns and between cities and their suburbs. _ ____ I By the latest application of electricto the medical science it lias be■ come possible >,to utilize the human head as a lantern. This was proved by Dr. Wendell C. Phillips the other night before a meeting of the laxyngolugical section of the New York academy of medicine'. The . elec^ical apparatus used is called a “head fllumlnutor." It consists of a small in­ candescent globe nnd nn electric light i of three candle power and about as big as a grape. It is adjusted to the I, •nd of a rubber tube, which in appear- < ance resembles a lead pencil- and 1 through which the wires reach the globe. In demonstrating the proper- I ties of this light before the academy COSMOPOLITAN FRANCE. of medicine Dr. Phillips called a small boy to the platform and placed the in­ tion of Foreigner*. strument in his mouth. Tho boy There are no less than five bills be­ -closed his lips, • all the lights were fore the French chamber whose object turned out and then the light in the instrument was turned on. Immedi­ is to check or prevent the immigra­ tion of foreigners. According to the ately the boy’s cheeks became translu­ cent and every vein and imperfection latest figures there are 480,000 Bel­ Corrupted Indian Namee. of the skm stood out with distinctness. gians, 280,000 Italians, 100,000 Germans Those musical Indian names that The light also shone through tho upper and 40,000 British and Swiss settled or ■ decorate the map of the northern employed in France. These 900,000 ; part of the face. states have too often suffered} corrup­ “The beauty of this illuminator," aliens arc likely, moreover, to increase I tion, although there seems td be plenty •aid Dr. Phillips to a Herald min, rapidly, not only by immigration but I of evidence at hand to help correct 'Ties in the fact that it enables us to by superior fecundity, the birth rate I such corruption. The Tombigby river .-read certain conditions of the head among foreigners being far higher I of Alabama is usually spelled with * which could only be learned hereto­ than among Frenchmen. The foreign- : “y" in the last syllable instead of "ee," fore by operations or probings. If the era are exempt from the conscription, in spite of the fact that the names of light shinea through one side of the which causes employers to prefer them 1 half a dozen neighboring streams end face and not the other we know the as laborers, and they send away large I in "ee." Several other significant end­ dark side is affected. It also throws a sums of moetjy—$357000,000 from Paris ; ings have suffered corruption in the light through the bones of the face alone in a single year. ; case of river and creek names, north The committee which has tlie bills | and disclose? formations of the bone and south. The Indians usually gave . in charge therefore, to compel • which, under other circumstances, >- .proposes, . a name to any large body of water near ever? could only be ascertained by drilling i. ever 3- immigrant to take out a permit ' which they dwelt, and ’it has been to the bones. . Placed in the corner of I of residence, which, I, ---------it seems to be un- ' found in the case of primitive river ----- be __ refused J when the j the eye, the light shines up through I derstood, wiU names in the old world that a syllable French complain of competi- ' the cavity in the frontal bone just over V-----** laborers -----------------' meaning water occurs once at least, the eyebrow. Catarrhal diseases arc tion. and to pay one franc a year to | and in many instances several times, the funds of the commune he inhabits, j in the same name. From this philolo­ thus located." Here the doctor placed a small sec­ The grievance about tho conscription gists have been able to trace successive tion of rubber hose over the light is generally considered to be genuine. conquests, as each conquering tribe which he held in hia hand at the time. Bnd to justify a tax; but it is pointed added ita own name for water or river “Now notice how this shines through oat that Italtana or Belgians, or even to the syllables already forming the •my thuAb," he continued. "Well, If Englishmen, become in the second names of streams within the conquered there was a splinter there it could be ; generation Frenchmen. The Riquet- district. The same thing has happened xwcurately located. Any disarrange- I Napoleons, Gambettas and Mo­ lu thia country, as the whites have ment of thc small bones of the hand j Mahons have never been suspected of tacked the word river to many Indian could be ascertained in the same man- i anything but French. names already including the word. «er. This practical use of electricity s -------------------------in snrgery is not new, however," addr" . An Odd Saving. Au inexorable professor of logic from cd the doctor. “The first man to util­ "The wind blew through his whis­ university, urivi-u driven mto into exile ; kers” had ita origin at St Joseph, Mo., ise it was VoltolinL In regard to these ( • »Russian “«•*»“ umvermy, newer instruments which I ha-ve about J h’s fellow Hebrews, found tern- j ten years ago. A lunatic who had es^ porary York — as I! im I have just added improvements. 1 tw "’“rv emplacement in New v~a, eaped to the roof of a house and held Here is a search light," said Dr. the conductor of a street car. Two ( at bay a number of strong men for Phillips, taking up a curved piece of ' women got on together one day, and, hours, was afterward asked his reason nickel made to fit over tho head and I later, signaling the conductor begged j for going on the roof. He replied that to be let off at different streets. Thes hU whiter. being w Ihtak, bn w,nl tween the brows was a Tens which the logician, .pausing before his as­ up,there to let the wind blow through »tood out like the glass of a bull seye tonished passengers, said with convic­ them and cool his face. lantern. It wm connected by wires tion: “No. yott haf got on together, ■ wlU • .toriffc battery. A .witch wa» nnd gonseqnently you will get off to­ **rned and a bright light shone out gether;” and so they did. D. S. GOODYEAR. ED. POWERS, “ \ * MORTGAGE SALE. default baring been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage made oy Francis M.Cavin and Nettle CoviU to Mark McCnmley, dat*d Januarv •.•!. A. f>., !«*•-•. Mid recorded In the ctDeg Of the KetiHter ot Deeds, fur the County ut Barry aud State of Michigan. «a tbe 5th day of May. A. D.. IWJ. Im l.lberxs ■»( mortgage-*, on 1 page 312. oi< which > there la-lainied to । be due at the date of tld* notice the sum of j three hundred dollar* Mid *e*euly-two cents, and an attorney's fee ot twents five dollars provlded lor In said nioricagc. and no suit or pro­ ceedings nt law hmhw been Instituted to rttoter the moneys secured by said uuruage, or nuy 1 I , । I । _ Now. therefore, by virtue ot the power of sale qpntained In said mortgage. nnd the statute tn such case made and provided, notice Is hereby i xlren that on Saturday the 23rd day of SepteinI her. A. !>., IKJ3. at ten o'clock tn the f-uenoon, I nball sell at public auction, to the hicinnt bidder, at the north front dw <>f th* Court House, in lhe city ot HtsUngn. {that being, the place where Cite Circuit Court for Harry Count* I* holdrn,] tbe premises . I-scribed lu said । mortgage. or so much tbereot n* tnav be tieces»ary to pay the amount due <*<i said nwirtgage. With t« pi-rceiit Interest, and all legal costs, toUrtherwltb an attorney's fee ot twrni>-ave ‘ dollars covenanted for therein, the pn-nilses . Delua described In said mortgage m all that ■ certain pleee and p.snvl ot land situate and be i inn lu tho townsnip of Assyria, lu lhe count* of ' Michigan, and known and । described as follows to wit: The north rest quhrterix E kl of the south ,ect",n ‘'•'Irty-ihrre [33] town one Ji] north of ranre set en [T] weal in : said county o! Barry. maJrT.cSiKv1lCCA’,“’r-M""w 1MM. juu.mm.Z'1'™’ Do You Know PICTURES ENLARGED.,—In Crayon, India Ink. Pastel, and W ater Colors. I have some bargains and will do your work cheaper than you can get it done in Grand Rapids studios. Satisfaction guar­ anteed and NO dbVdNCE PflTHENT required. Will visit Middleville, Nashville and other points in the county. Samples can can be seen in Ladies’ parlor in American House, Hastings. E. IVE. MAIN. । That the New Moon Tea is the best in the market for the money? Between IIMEaiilMM TE you save time you save money. You can save a vaat amount of time if you are look­ ing for Mei, M, swh 1 (That SPARY PHILLIPS keeps j the'very best groceries that money or any kind of building mater ial. by coming directly to us ialty ol canned goods? Large as­ and not only that, you will rave money by buying of v..-. can buy, and that he makes a spec­ sortment and always fresh. HASTINGS BANNER and i New York Tribune, S1.1O We are posted ir. our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheap' y and yet get a living. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-07-06.pdf 5fa707107f58bcf489588af2fc3328e8 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner. VOL, XXXVIII, NO. 10 Largest Circular of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 19<36 HASTINGS, MICH.. JULY 6, 1893. family here—Misses Fannie and Jeun.'e gram will be as -follows: Music, Jones, of Lacey, who have been visiting Prayer. . with us the past three months have gone Published Thursdays by Music. home for a two month’s vacation—Miss Remarks by the President Mabie Wilcox, of Irving, attended the COOK. BT2.OS-. Recitation, Laura Mate. commencement exercises and the alumni Drama True Wealth, four scenes. banquet here last week—Monday night. HASTINGS, HICH. Solo, Pearl Gillispie. the depot here was broken Into and 825. Essey, L. J. McLaughlin. taken from the till—Mrs. W. E. Buel and Recitation, Otla Mead. Mra. C. S. McMore are at Muskegon .at­ : Solo. Lillian Craven. tending camp-meeting—Among our people Recitation, Orman Harper. • who are at the White-City this week are Music. * Mr. and Mrs. J. Osmun. G. W. Francis, Bridal Wind Cup, Tableau. C. F. Hough, iVletor Furnlss, Fred Bullis De'.ayod letter. \ Music given by the quartette. and F. G. Baker—Quito a number of our Most of the farmers ar? busy In the hay Admission V cents. Come and see fields—Mrs. L. M. Dewey returned Thurs­ l>eople celebrated the glorious 4th. at Blddie Mludoon. ’ Thotnapplo and Jackson—Rev. Henry day from Grand Rapids where she has McCartney from the East preached at the been caring for a brother's wife—John morn­ Modern Powder Fuff*. Verdine’s new house, now nearly com­ Congregational church last Sunday ing—Some of Hastings’ young ’ people The world used to say that all Ameri­ pleted, Is a great improvement to our spent the evening of the 4th between street—Two socials this week, both ice can women powdered, just as they say cream and strawberry, one Tuesday even­ trains here. now that they smoke cigarettes. In the ing at the home of Mrs. Mary Bellinger's, old days there was a bottle stuck in some Bedford. the other at Geo. Lawrence’s Saturday Mrs. L. M. Wilkinson returned Monday comer of her bedroom, with a more or night—Allen Thomas, of Kalamazoo, is from a several weeks visit In Jackson— less soiled stiff rag hanging on the cork, the guest of his aunt, Mrs. W. C. Robin­ Mias Edith Barnes, of Battle Cnek, Is which was called into service just before son—Harry Bellinger and family took in spending a few day* with her aunt Mrs. a start was made for a shopping or call­ the races Friday and Saturday at your Chas. Ederle—B. W. Morgan, of Char­ ing tour. It was a sort of a wipe and dty—Nelson Wiljlson Is home from Hastings for the summer vaca­ lotte, spent the fourth with relatives here promise, and the services of several good —Mrs. Angie Mail, of Boatntr, and Mrs. tion—Miss Mackicm finished her teaching natured women friends were required at Mrs. Bellinger's and left for Richland Ruth Chilcote, of Fostoria, Ohio, are visit­ along the way to remove the extraneous ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John GodsSundayt-Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bellinger, of mark—Mrs. O. A. Matson, of Toledo, lumps of dried powder which would nat­ Milo, visited Bt Homer Marshall’s Sunday who has been visiting relatives here, left urally be caught' in prominent parts of —School closed Saturday with exercises for Hillsdale Wednesday on her home­ the face or sunk into pet dimples. and a picnic op the shore of Fine Lake. But today to make up a face properly Two of.the pupils, Mabie Rorabeck and ward trip—Mrs. O. A. Nichols spent the Mary Cookson, having completed the fourth In Ypsilanti with her daughter is to master an art having elementary Miss Lou who Is attending the Cleary rules as exact as those of a science. Per­ course of study were presented with di­ Business college—The regular monthly haps a woman's glass tells her nature plomas by our County Commissioner, Mr. concert which should have been given last Andrus. The day was perfect and they all Sunday evening was not given on account was not as lavish as it might have been, enjoyed It to' the fullest extent. Among or the information may come from of Its proximity to the concert on Tuesday those present were Rev. Mr. Fleming, of evening—Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hughes equally frank friends. At auy rate she Bedford, Mr. Andrus, of Hastings, and spent the fourth with the latter’s parents is either engaged in a fair encounter tiie Misses Ritchie snd Miller, of Lacey— in Bellevue—One day last week a span of with nature or in a war of fortification Miss McCallum closed a very successful colts belonging io W. W. Godsmark be­ against time's siege. The old white term of school Saturday. She has taaght came frightened upon being hitched to a powder has been superseded by brunette, at this place for two years. She will be hay rake and ran away completely demol­ blond powder and natural complexion greatly missed in both society and school ishing the rake. We have not learned powder, all of which are used by direc­ room. We extend to her our best wishes ’ ’ whether Mr. Dowd, the driver, was In­ tion of the druggist, who tells the expec­ in her new field of lal»or. jured or not—Mrs. Scoon did not return to N. Y. with her son-in-law as reported tant fair one exactly what powder will two weeks ago. She intends to remain give a fair imitation of what has been Scboolhas closed In the Fisher Dls't for a here until September—Mr. and Mrs. John or shonld be. Tho eyebrow pencil over­ two months vacation—E. Cowles was at Sanborn, of Battle Creek, have been visit­ comes deficiencies in the eyebrows, and home with his mother last week sick— ing the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, only a trained eye can detect the assump­ Ladles dime society will meet next Thurs­ H. Mantel—The fourth of July celebration tion of reality.—Philadelphia Times. day at Mrs. Jennie Johnson's. Each one was too late to be reported this week. is to bring something for the supper—Mr. Schiratk* and Ui» Servant Albert Klnnie Is expected home soon from Barry. While in garrison at Fort Sheridan, California—Flora McKnlght fpent the An ice cream social for the benefit of S. D., Liontenant Schwatka had an fourth at Paw I’aw—Ella McGIIn has re­ the Sunday school class held at Mra. Har­ Irish servant whom he had taken from turned from Dakota and is staying with vey Bellinger last Tuesday was a success the ranks, and who, like his commanding her sister Mary. ' —Haying in full blast here—George Win­ officer and employer, was subject to oc­ ters and 11. L. Nobles are making hay fly Yankee Spring*. One morning after —And Nobles and wife were the guests of casional sprees. ! Haying is nt hand and harvest Is close U. S. Nobles Sunday—The Ice aream Schwatka hail been sitting up with some at Its heels—J. Johnson traded one of bls' social at George Lawerence's was well at­ visiting comrades he left orders with bis horses the other day for a span of mules. tended. Maud Rorabeck was the lucky servant that he should bo promptly He will make the harvest suffer now— one to draw the ten dollar b^r quilt—Tom awakened at 0 o’clock. About noon the About one hundred gathered at the home Casey is helping S. R. Willison secure his lieutenant arose without having been of Ezra Wilsons last Saturday uight in hay—Win Tobies Is spending his vacation called, and opening the door leading honor of their tenth anniversary. After In. Barry with his young friends. from his bedroom to the dining rudsh in a beautiful supperS. C. Ritchie presented the log quartern which ho occupied dis­ them with a nice couch given as a token of Johnstown and Hurry covered iiis servant lying dead drunk on their friendship. All report a good time Wm. Norris’S brother and wife of Kala­ the Boor before him. —Edd. Hall Is on the sick list this week— mazoo. nre spending their fourth with Mrs. Burt Matthews returned to her home .Schwatka raised hiiu from the floor him—Mrs. Arthur Fisher Is- helping rarein Valley City last Saturday after a three and shook him ns u mastiff-would u ter­ for her aunt Mrs. Smith, who is very sick weeks'visit with friends at this place near your city—Farmers nre securing rier, exclaiming to him: “You infernal —G. Culver, o^ Allegan Co., was on our their liny In po<»d condition this lovely scoundrel, don’t you know that I ordered streets last Sunday. weather—Edith Willison Is spending her you to wake me at 9 o’clock? .Here I vacation with her brother and sister in liud yon drunk in violation of your agree­ Cloven) ute. Eatou Rapids and Charlotte—Mrs. Addie ment that yon would never get under the To-daj is the glorious 4th and noise Is Searles received a very pleasant call from influence of liquor while I was on a the prevailing feature. Some of the her sisters of Gasburg one day last drunk.” The Irishman straignlened youngsters commenced on the night of the week—The ice crenni social at Mrs. Mary third with anvil and crackers and t Bleep Bellingers* Tuesday eve. for'lhe benefit of himself up for attention, saluted and was banished from many eyes—J. Bi Un­ the Sunday school class clhired about replied: derhill of St. Louis, Is visiting friends “Yes, aor, but you niver give me no 85.00. Socials are too numerous to be n here—Haying in this vicinity Is well un­ financial success—Earnest Quick sports a chance. You’ve kept me sober for three derway. some have finished up—Accord­ new buggy—Mr. S. R. Willison made weeks by staying diirunk yerself, ye ing to a recent ruling of the pension de­ Charlotte and Eaton Rapids a call last have." partment some of the applicants will be Schwatka forgave him.—Chicago In­ week—Mr. P. Knowles and family «re en­ obliged to buy or hire a type writer In or­ tertaining friends from Jackson—Miss ter Ocean. der to get in their evidence In accordance Maud Rorabeck was the lucky one to vyith the order. 'It Is Infamous on thu draw the ten dollar quilt made by the part of the secretary of the Interior to There has probably not been since the L. A. 8.—The fonrth of July Is here In make such a ruling and Is nothing more all its glory including the small boy with war so little “shoddy’’ used in shoes as or less than a method to prevent granting now. There nre numerous imitations of the firecaackers. . pensions to the old boys—The crowd- here calf, kangaroo, dougola,goat,etc., made the 4th as on tormer occasions of the kind from a cowhide, and by the skill of but it was a very civil and well behaved Frank and Mary Montague were remar­ mechanism they are remarkably close crowd—The oration by Bon. Fred Allen, ried last week. A musical was held In Imitations, but they are generally sold of Saginaw, was a fine effort and tho sing­ front of their residence Saturday evening ing by Cloverdale talent was very nice, for what they purjxirt to be, and cannot In which we should Judge by the melody Nature has given Cloverdale a very fine produced, a great many participated— be classified as substitutes. The pan­ grove and a little work would Frank Falk of Lacey visited bls sister a cake or pasted sole and heel is still used ’ make it a very attractive place—The mail few days last week—Mr. and Mrs. Fred in the manufacture of low grade shoes, for Hastings leaves here now al 8:14 p. England called on friends in the village but to a less extent than formerly. m.—Mr. Monroe has moved - Into the Sunday—Miss Elsie LePrad started for Leather is so cheap that a good button chamber of A. Kingsbury—Mr. Pyle and Canada Monday where she will spend a boot can be made solid throughout at Mr. Clancy, of Chicago, who were here few week with her mother before reluming ninety-five cents and one dollar, and last season are with us again. Thev seem to her school at Tocoma, Wash.—F. A. perhaps less. to enjoy the advantages of our lakes. $ Splckles returned from Chicago last week The consumer secures morayalue than —James Coon and a friend from ever in the modem medium priced shoes; Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Geo. I’. Mrs. Otis Goss, of Colorado, formerly of genuine materials are put-into every­ Ccoi. ihls place, was the guest of Mrs. Storms thing except such low priced shoes that Over Sunday—John Earl has his house it is impossible to make them of actual nearly completed—Rev. Pixley, of Kala­ Into leather. There is no deception about Jack has moved Park mazoo. will speak every other Sunday at Mrs. r_ Clark these. Manufacturers make no secret Fox's house— Mrs. North Piue Lake—Mbs Burpee returned Wilber, is .... very ----------------low—Mrs.....Williams of ----------------to Hastings Monday after spending a cou­ whom mention was made last vteek as be­ of the fact that they are composed of ple of weeks with her parents—Miss Alta ing very sick died Saturday morning and pasted soles and heels, split insoles and Richards, of Middleville, has been the was buried Sunday in the Ellis cemetery, the liEK Buyers know what they are guest of her brother Warren, the latter it was a very large funeral—The promo­ getting.-Lghoe and Leather Reporter. part of the week—Morris VanAntwerp tion exercises were not very well attended Georsia'a “Earthquake WoU." will go to Onst-d Lenawee Co., to-day Friday evening owing to the rain. A very In Ocdnee county. Ga., a circular hole and spent the remainder of the summer fine program whs carried out, the children with ids sister of that place—Mrs. Julia all doing well—Mrs. Charles Southwell । ten feet in diameter suddenly appeared Holt, of Manchester, New Hampshire, is has been visiting her sister at Marshall the •_ on the uight of the great earthquake ic. visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. pist two weeks—Charlie Sylvester died on September, 1886. It is locally known as Hughes—Mrs. (Jrockway. of Utah, Is the th.- nightrof the fourth after an illness of! the “earthquake well," and there are guest of her brother Oren Hughes—Dr, a week of Inilamatory rheumatism and : hundreds of intelligent people in that Hyde and wife arc the happy parents of a spinal meningites. two Imys lying dead in daughter, born’ June 28111—Chas. Van Assyria.' Surely it was a snd and gloomy ' section who believe that it extends to the Antwerp of Cadillac, visited his father C. fourth. Particulars of the funerals next • very “fountains of the deep." Although as a -great natural curiosity, T. Van Antwerp lust week—Olive Stanley week—For account of the terrible accident regarded ---------y ..—no has become insane and was taken to the occunng here the fourth see local column, attempts were mad£to give it an apenasylum nt Kalamazoo one day last week— rat® measurement until quife recently, Mi.-s Lillie Hazen attended the commencewhen all the ropes, clotheslines and hal­ merit exerclaes at NashvRlo last week— ♦*The annual Sutichy school picnic of the ter straps in the neighborhood were let Dfwls Thompson returns to Chicago tn .Emanual rhurcti will be at Cole’s landtag into its depth without touching bottom. day after spending a week at home iTliornapple Lake, July 13. R. IL fare Another sounding scheme is now on foot wrestling with the mumps—Mr. James 130 and 15 evuts, good on all trains. A —St Louis Republic. C iltbrop is confined to his bed through an good old fashioned basket picnic. Injury received by bis horses running A Change of Opinion. RememlsT D ck’ie’s lecture on Friday away with a bay rake. In attempting to A Mississippi Valley Churchman—that catch them be was thrown out and quite evthilrg in the Piesbyterlamhurch. Is the name now given te the western severely hurt—Ira Osgood's son was bad­ ly hurt by falling through the upper floor paliana of Mmwachusetts ouu evening, of a barn and striking his face ou a 'board * will be led by Miss N»na Michael. Hastings Banner | F you are thinking of doing any BUILDING; or if you want any HARDWARE of any kind, call on I keep everything usually kept in a HKST <WJ . MRbWflRE STORE -\nd know that I can please you llil VAN VALKENBURGH ()XrOKb5 RUDDY Our fine line all sizes on C, E. D and EE lasts at 82.50; . SQUARE TOE and OPERA TOE. J Harvester Oil At ToimiI’s is a Slicker, Yon will miss a good one il yon don’t try it. COMMON SENSE OXFORDS at $2.00 Cheaper ones for every day at SI .75, 81.50, 81.25 and Boy the best Hay Tedder 81.00. Call and see them in the market, the “Advaace” of Russet and Wine Colors. CMilcirezii At the X3 x 75 Shoe Store. WOOLLEY & BR5NS0N ONE PRICE . Jesse Townsend SHOE DEALERS. WANTED! Witch Cream. A mojl .leli^htful lotton tor »>' Toaet. Used after washing ; after shaving , before retiring. 1 will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. Nourishes the Skin. For Chaps and Sunbur.n. I also do CUSTOM SAWING P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will bny timber standing. J. L. WILKINS, (tab, Soothes & Softens inflnmcd. Hard, Dry or Rough Skin. Comforting in Humors and Eczema. <o and as <ent ManufaCtuan by C. H.AJ. Price. Salem. breaking the lames of his nose. PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. act COUNTY-NEWS. F.It GOODYEAR Albert Hafner is home on a visit—E. A. Griggs. of Eckford, visited friends hero the latter part ot last week and over SpddMjr—G. F. Truman was a guest at the IJ.-lse A Banks residence over Sunday— Mr. and Mrs. Robert Banks, of Baltimore, Md., are visiting their son Harry IL and The monthly meeting of the Ladles M Plenary Society at the Pie-byterlan P.w>n.<« nnl nvdnrntoy. Hie o sex heartily Invited. summed them up in this way: “In the pig days of Bishop Eaatbnm, wlw. th* funrchiu.il.,ttU,BajSut«wonI.«,tort remnant, they thought they were too Tne Pastor will preach at the Prethv? good for God to damn; now they thizdk terian church next Sunday. Theme lu that God U too good to damn them, that An entertainment will be given by tie proving that tbo hard Churchman and Baptist Union at the Baptist cbu-ch, • n loose Churchman finally reach ti» Tuesday evening, July 11 th. Tae pl- same point,"—New York Tribuna. �-— 'F™**** SALE. b«o main in U!, xses riuIa er■Thalia ot tne tor too atofftoit.aklrt to ba „or„ unlooped, madam. Bald Mra. taportortrabla Moort, ta hla ™^t .nara and dulaet tonee, Utting * Timx ailk hat and bowing profonndly. Mra Crao. Uugtaxl .U th. way hSk to the barracks at the recollecof the utter discomfiture in the ZmattaTT«=< to — y°" ’*17 by ta.nxtag wh»t h. expected to fad e | It “ 58: luxt take to*1 le<tor and read. । beautiful wheel into line to the left, । Ue dross parade sod SPWA-A'SjS Sit dom. alt down. Head. »»d tou ' the commands for which movement he the battery drills SoredMkoMof^taftb.fafBntry. gave in louder and more confident of sine thousand and fourty. dZ- jL* ’’’•nna what we ought to do about it. "Most sincerely yours. tone, but was instantly nonplussed by dx canto, and an axtornn’* hv Anda. Cram's blue ejraa ™>derad dollar, pnxued to, to “‘"’rjV. -^Ttoa written page they began te seeing the battery wheel Into line to suit baiin r» “Well, lor consummate Impede ore Bu Gant- Ghartcs R. Kino. ted or to proceedlu<» reoovertlie at He read from start to finish, the right and move off in exactly the thia beata the Jewel" exclaimed Brax. Mkw sT "thmrewB tU>rh." ‘-AB Amj PBrtta.” opposite direction from wltat ho hod „,d then dropped hla head totohta v ___________ . "Orderly, my compliment! to Capt ■ ®Sfja wenaorB.oy virtue ot th« "4 Mcrvt." EU. J expected. Thia altogether too 3™ T'. — ’ ■, —1.1. Ora w mrere w him hint ML *1 hand, hla elbow on bla knee, hla Jaee woman’s face. eotrtalned In said mnrtjoirr and _ n'hAwa are mere specimen bricks from such ease made and tiro*|i|« d much for hla equanimity. Digging his L ,j t ---------------------- *-ki— " full of perplexity and conemTi. tomyrtfhi nm. »r J- ■ upyweou * <'o- a®” k®* once, if he’s back from stables. thltobrio which Waring" had bnllded Idventhat on Saturday the .r4|I a^W-'-B arr*EBBU»nL 1 ■•Wbat do you think of it? Is the Jl. D, atsten o'clock in ttie spurs into the flanks of the astonished । Now, os has been said. Cram bad *MM, pobllc uet lan . to tbehijh.^ hM'AjA truth-" and the colonel hesitated. ta hla tew montha ot artlUmy aerrioa. sorreL he darted off after Cram, waving '. hod no time to change to undress unitba north fro«t door or th.. u Ito be cnjmxrxD.] "A» to their being seen together, The limit, ot too atory are all too oon- city of Hastings, <thai• aZl * his sword, and shouting: |1 form, but Mrs. Cram had received the perhaps As to the oto«-too ehalUaeted tu jtamll of extended detail where the circuit court fur Ifam AXid so Minor had nodded "gQ ahead" ; AUU BU - ■ i "Left into Hue wheel, captain. Left orderly’s message, had informed that — kfft HWtetoes hi So, without further expanrion. lt may to Mr. Drake, and presently the whole into line wheel.” j■ martial Mercury thr.t the captain was lengc—I don’t believe it.^ •oMteh thereof as may be “Wai.'Cram. this I. toe se«»d or be Ulla that when he dree up tototan amount doe on wd command made its bow. so to speak, to jn vain Mr. Pierce undertook to ex- i1 not yet back from stables, and that she third letter that ha, come to me to the on tola eventful April day in Cram , . Minor as its immediate chief, and then plain matters. Minor presumed that '• would tell him at once on his return. wagon iml Larkin', hot 4ud Ferry. he drew sword And his untried voice the artilleryman liad made an actual Well, she knew that mischief was same hand. . Now. you became', faintly audible. The orders; became, orders: blunder and was only enabled to cor- •■ brewing, and her woman's wit was al­ that he returns and docsn t quit the ItaUteldtetatoea. with Pierce', prectou. post until this matter Is arranged. London umbrella by hla aide and Mer­ “Prepare for’ review" and “to the rear pact H by a countermarch, and so rode , ready enlisted in behalf of her friend. Mad S'., “I’ll attend to it, sir, was the an open order” were instantly followed back to his position in front of the cen- • Hurriedly penciling a note, she sent. a ton's watch In hla pocket be was a. uumeuiy peu...... --------- - --, , by a stentorian "action front” down at ter of the reforming line, convinced rae«>enger to . »her Ite.re. liege, .*<11 .till »>UUV bu.y Wlt.ll wW> ■ ’TJahotoat Lntag. while Waring stvlish »a<1 presentable a fellow as etor isaned from u buttery barrack, the left, the instant lerip and rush of . that st lust he had caught the battery hla horses, to bld him come to. her. If : was slowly, driving hl-',Wcn.^,^’’‘! and Jeffera Cram', Engllto groom, hUMrirr -|l <>u Hrli'H some thirty nimble cannoneefb, shouts commander. . : only for a moment, on hls'way to the 1' eras siowiy.u... North. IC.u.p? ir-, ,n pK-UW.I. g of “drive on'." the crocking of whips When Braxton, therefore,- came office. And when he came, heated. , the ,ha,iea roods under tlie glhteuiW mntely app.-uved tlie general appear­ io Mil one buudietl iyi । the thunder and rumble of wheels, the r down to make his criticisms and com- tired, but bubbling over with eager- whJtc pillars of the row" ance of hla prime favorite among the iimre or lr»» kohmIii I. but bubbling over wblte puiurs u. ------- •urvej thereof. ------r — .. o ._ c , ------------, ----------------------------— ... . u , n her of the fun they had ; qua rtcrs chatting joyously with them thud of plungibg hoofs. Forty-eight ' meats upon the conduct of the review, nesa to tell her of the tan they had ■ quBrtor.. 'halttag joyoualy wltathcm offkera at the pout, nt not of whom he 1»kL*-<1 M») SMb. HM. mettlesome horses in teams of two Minor was simply amazed to find that “ C. .. describing . .too k- nhiM-n been having with Brax. -------------the met Mm him „* n<1 objects so so strange opened hi, eye. In cockney amarnu abreast went dancing briskly away toln.texd ot being to error Cram ,had J ,w*n b",ir ej«, M>rtu<Be. and eritleally noted the ridU with ,, . 1K. with a cool tankard of ““^yWr' aliandygaff' j' ^ w thvir eyea. Mra Mra Crem*. Cram a ,otolikc ng- । '-------.. •• cametotol>eg should the rear, at sight of which Minor gone «UteUy. right and as prescribed , ’ »-■_u. L— had Alfqrtif.v tor Mmi, likelninEEngbegtool thatthhy th*y shouia which Mr. Waring tooled tho spirited “ hora. ,rtllW fellow* , fc„ minutes and take a cup of dropped his jaw and the point of his by hi. drill regulations ta wheeling to . bays along the level rood. MORTGAGE ince o, ,!rink. * Th . c„ol„ ,lot The hllerton. baring txi-.i in ■ sword and sat gazing blankly after ' the right and gaming ground to the > Nearly a mUe above the barracks, ofDefault ,b* '""dltiMB a certain tnortcajtr m*,;. '. Vrauti, M.rortn them, over the bowed head of his placid ' rear before coating up on the line, lie exercise In hot weather. I engaged, and it waa necessary almost peevishly deelmed that he »' J J , n„„g o9 hl, drirXek at once to town but they midway between the long embankment and* NeUle Cev II to- M « sorrel, wondering what on earth it He quaffed rt esgeny. ,««»•»» ~ t© drive uuv» »»• «***-*- ------------ - , j ' their left nod the tall white picket ftcc of the iUgl-t' : rot ‘ i»-. u. f,. r \te meant that they should all be running ’ wished the colonel. If he proposed shako and k! ^(1 her ,th | kissed her gratctullyi gratefully, and and :I ,„ RU,DMd pped (or for „ a momen' moment to chat ” witn MUrroount<?d । y the olive-green Harry sod Mair of Midi In n u«. “ui» away, nt the very instant* when he ex­ having a combined review, would as­ burst all at once into laughing nar- the|r pretty hostess under the gallery. foUage of magnolias and orange trees May. A. D.. nW. In l.i^i ,t there <. dunLpS pected them to brace up fur review. But sume command himself, os he didn't ration of the morning's work, bufsho ; and thcn a moment later, as thej 'n tho other hand, they had come upon pare>!2. o which i ..i:t te due at the <la»/<rt till* :...<■,> ibe mTjS before he could give Utterance to his care to be bothered with combination checked him: I rolled out of the , resounding sally- | of d(?ep ,nnd.holeB in the way, tbrda hubdred dnilun, .?.«1 tta frDn thoughts eight glcssy tea:-.: - in almost tactics of which be had never hod nre dojtan iX* ■ port, an orderly ran up, saluted, ana . when, the s?epage water from the rap­ and au altoroet'* Ire-d la »I<1»«1 for Ln »aid tnoruxir. an.!,»Vji — *1, simultaneous sweep tot:;? left about previous knowledge. Being of the slipped a note in Waring s hand. ----- |‘ 1Uv idlv rifdnir rising flood u was -as turning the road road-­ eerdUigiat law having U.. fi-btuiedtonlm came sharply around again. The black . .. ... ____ n-M hl> ax-1 tata . pond. Slock holplaaaly ta ar I Ha ttiotirl* ' “It is immediate, sir," was h— — muzzles of the guns were pointed to hold, and the next performance, I planation. ! the mud. an old-fashioned cabriolet the front, every axle’ exactly In the though somewhat erroneous in many "Ah! Miss Allerton, will you pardon • was halted. Its driver was out and up ootdalurd in Baid morlgwir. t!;e xUtute prolongation of his front rank, every respects, was a slight improvement on me one moment?" said Waring, as ho to his knees thrashing vainly at his sucii ease made and prwTi|r.l, wxi« n brrrbv glve|> that on MMutilay lh<* .'.nt dsv Sc-gn little group of red-topped, red-trimmed the first, though Braxton did not give ' shifted whip and rein* in the left hand , strainin". staggering horse. The tor­ ter. A. J>.. 1MB. at ten oV!<x k in tjlfcannoneers standing erect and square, time for the battery to complete one ! and turned coolly up the levee road. I tuous roar!way was blocked, but V ar- 1 nhsll sell at public auctlBn. t*. the b|rh*.t the chiefs of section and of pieces sit­ movement before he would rush it in­ bidder, at the north fnfat, «Vw»r <>t the Conn Thon with the right ho forcea open ing hail been up and down the river House, in the elti of Husr.iu'*. that ’tetoz tb* ting like statues on their handsometo i another. When the officers assem-x -v -j . -jh-itu mum j and held up the missive. I bank too many times both day and Saco where the Circuit Court lor Harrv Coautv horses, the line of limbers accurately bled to compare notes during the rest I f. Holden.] the prrtnhe* <levrtt«l ’tn ! It onlv said: "Whatsoever you do, : night to be daunted by a matter so mort*a*e.nr so tuurh there.it u n»r. t* covering the guns, and, still farther after the second repetition. Minor , TT I 1 be here before taps to night Come di­ trivial. i.h>rtnre He simply cautioned Jeffers ■arv to imy the nmount <> , ■ > back, Mr. Pierce’ could be heard shont- growled that this was ' a little better, With 8 percent Interest, st><l hll Irgxl t* rect to me, and I will explain. Your I to lean well over the inner wheel, gctherwltli ^>^(1 T an suiotnr - ire twraty4re. ing his orders for the alignment of the yet not good," which led to someone friend, Cram. ! guided his team obliquely up the dollars eovrnsntcd for ithrrein. th*- I'remlwi caissons. In the twinkling of an eye suggesting in low tone that the major I । Ip DeiordescnlH.il lu m *.<1 mort(are as all that “All right," said Waring, aloud. "My slope of the levee, and drove quietly the rush and thunder were stilled, the gO^ positives pnd comparatives ' |'I I** , certain piece and pared W fauu MtualeaaC be­ I compliments to the captain, and say 1 along its level top until abreast the ing in the township ■>( As»)r;.. in the mstr of battery without the twitch of a muscle worse mixed than his tactics, and in- ■ /Ov.j S 'll Barry ai d State of MfehlzsD. xtxl kzusn an4 ‘ ’ ready ’ ’for review, ’ J old Brax, quiring further ."whether it might not , jjj I scene of the wreck. One glanee^into desctilHil | I’ll be with him." stood and as follows to ult i Bul even with this injunction he the interior of the cab caused him suds The north rast <iu;.rter 5 . of :lie v gj, sitting gloomily in saddle at the re­ be well to dub him Minor Major.” i -^^<4 ' • k, J r / [ failed *.„wto appear. ——x-M-idnight came with- deniy to stop, to pass the reins back to wc-t quarter ’s tv ki <if -m- ti n tl.irty-thrre viewing point, watching the stirring The laughter that followed this sally [Ml town one [I] north o! rlt.ee Warsi In out a won! from Waring, and the jefferaf to spring down the slope until said county o: Harn sight with gloomy and cynical eye, naturally reached the ’ ears of the ■ ' ’*< -s;Mani. M<Ca*.- i . Mortjvrrr of mud. was chafed still more to hear in a sil­ seniors, and so Brax never let up on , “wxix, foh comsUMMATK impi'dexce hx1 . morning dawned and found him ab- 110 stood at the edge of the very voice from the group of ladies the the command until the review went , i Herr he raised his hat and cried: , ' sent stilL Atternry for Mortortv . unwelcome words; “Oh. wasn’t that off without an error of any apprecia- | “Ned. dear, don’t stop for that ,yet. “Mme. Lascelles! madame! this is Dated. June •JHli. i«m MORTGAGE s.U.!.. pretty!’' He meant with all his heart ble weight, without, in fact. "a<hitch । know you're too full of tact to let —for f.>r mn. tret you vou Indeed luckyme- Let me get iDefault having b»entiii.i. n. th* e.-ontiooi It was one of Sam Waring’s oddities to puB in tiome of the plumage of those in the fut or an unhitch in the harse.” CoL Braxton ■see it 7was — — - ~any fun for ot a certain mortxagr madivr.Hain 5e«ioa out.” “Happy At j his call a slender, graceful woman and Jane 5'rwton to Emily b. Hmlvick. that,_____ like the hero’ of confounded “woodpeckdfs,’’ os he as Doyle expressed it. Il was high yOu, and he's waiting at the office, dated March ?KbA L> iw. *td called them, before the day was over. noon when the battalion got back to f Something tells me it’s al»ont Mr. Thoughts.” other people’s belongings who was gazing in anxiety and dismay 2.1 ~ recorded -In the utilp • ! the KrsriMer seemed to suit him so much bettar from the opposite side of the cab. and <-f deeds, tor the Count y r 11’om In grim silene- , therefore, he rode barracks and the officers hung out Waring. “ Now yourself in Mr. , . put , state — >■ ------— than his own. The most immaculately MIcbiXSH. on the «>Ui Hay »f March. along the front or the battalion, tak­ their moist clothing to dry in tlie sun. Waring's place. • Of >urse he ought pleading with the driver not to beat IIW. iDllterlll. ot tUOllCaZrr. \ paga A. 1'. ing little comfor: In the neatness of It was near one when the batterymcn, bever to ‘have made that ■engagement dressed man in the regiment, he was his horse, turned suddenly, and a pair said .... . . tnortzage on ihe ripitre rendtlke their quaint, old-fashioned garb, the officers and all, came steaming up until he had consulted you, but he never satisfied with the result of the of lovely dark eyes lighted up at sight UuUtbcrald default be i> •<!•• in tst payuett any day single-breasted. lung-skirted frock from the stables, and there was the never „w.w. dreamed ... that there would be a efforts of the New York artists whom of his face. Her pallor.-tbo, gave in­ of ths Interest or any part thrreuf wherein the Mine st ’ .l-. ’ payable coats, the bulging black felt hats colonel’s orderly with the colonel's review to-day, nrtd so he invited the fac favored with his custom and his stant place to a warm flush. A pretty aS IbSreiD exprr«!*ed. an-: «: ' : the same re□tain unpaid and in arteat* for the »pace of . looped up on one side and decked with compliments ...... . . . Allertons to breakfast with lie ’ would him at wear criticism. three or U w ' ..«~14 — “ c cr and desires to sec Capt. child at her side clapped her little hands thirty day* then and iruni ti.enreforth ------------------------------ v-had . .... .. „ ’’ times a new coat just received skimpy black feather, the glistening Cram beforexvthevr_v_x_ big batteryman Moreau's and go .. to the matinee. afterUn* lapse of th■ and screamed witadelight: shoulder-scales and circular breast­ time a his divss. ,—-------------------------- |j •"Why, ‘Why, that rascal Ananias said it from that metropolis, and spend not a --------------------to change s principal sum ot l»«o tH< "Maman! maman! Cest M’sleu’ Vay- aS arrearage of mierev. plates. the polish of their black leather Broxton’s first performance on get- was to breakfast at the general's,” in- little time, when not on duty or in \*4 partoption of the party <■! ■— belts, cartridge and cap boxes and bay­ ting into cool habiliments was to terrupted the battery commander, ■ uniform, in studying critically its cut and be due and jmya’ i- immediately there “Oh, M. Warecng! I'm so glad a’ter. althougU the m-rlod Itml'cd tor tin onet scabbards. It way'll 11 trim and go over to his office and hunt through ! “Well, perhaps he was Invited thereand ._. fit in the various mirrors that ! payment thereof tuny t>;«< Vrt: hire -xpttMl, you've come! Do speak to that man! soldierly, bul he was pottling up his the b(>ok shelves for a volume in. too. 1 believe 1 did hear something of bung about his bachelor den. gayly aud default haring b»*n mate.in Hie pay­ sense of annoyance for the benefit which ho never before hud felt the that. But he had made this arrange- humming some operatic air as he con- It is horrible the way he beat that poor ment of 'uterret due Mar- U ' ’***’ '’u Mme Having rew.,i*i. 1 n । • • -' — 1 of ducted - the .... of Cram pnd his people. Yet, what faintest interest—the Light Artillery munt with the Allertons. »• Now, survey, and■ generally wind­ horse—Mais non, Nin Nin!" she cried, tlie arrears Cor ttie span- < f itiirs c could he say? Neither he nor Mi­ ^actios of ISM.. There on his desk lay course, if review were over at ten he , jng up with u wholesale denunciation reproving the child, now stretching wards, the atom* 1 pnn -.pv • nor had ever before been brought a stack of mail unopened, and Mr. could just about have time to dress and of the cutter and an order to Anat ioa forth her little arms to her friend and ihMHtnd dollar* with all srreanu' thereon Is now cu­ ind ja)>bk into such relations with the light Drake was already silcnl’y Inditing catch the clcven-o'clocl: car, bul that to go Oycr ond get some other fellow’s striving to rise and leap to him. and be the terms .■! • dit m.>r i mw “I’d like to know how in h—1 I’m to the artillery, and he simply didn’t the summary note to the culprit War- would make .. Ud option ther . ■ ••rtl it very ..... late, and when coat, tAat he might try the effect of there 1* claimed to be '-nr t get this cab of such hole as this tnis eao out oi sut-n a nine ns uus know where to hit. Lots of things ing. Brax wanted first to see with his n Bay — IMIU Billy Ibroke —v- away fr<’«n Ara„„in< Ananias • .v_._ that These were liberties he took of tin* notice the sum of iu > : ----- .. . looked queer, but after this ini­ own eyes the instructions for light ar- nobody could catch him for over half ‘ only with his chums and intimates, to if I don't beat jiim." exclaimed the hundred seventy-three -tollv■: thirty fair '■ ’L rtJ; tial experience he felt it best to say tillery when reviewed with other an hour Mr. Ferry hud taken the see- [ be sure, but they were liberties all the driver, roughly. Then once more: rents, and an attorney's ‘ dollar* vrorhb <1 orortd-4 • r -» .‘**J nothing until he could light on a point troops, vaguely hoping that there migM. tiOn, Mr. Waring wasn't needed, and— ; same, and it was delicious tn hoar the "Dash bla^k dash your infernal hide! five luortgM**. and 1.0 .... *Ul! that no one could gainsay, and he stlB be some point on which to catch > Why. Ned. when I drove- iu. (earing to ! laugh with which he would tell how I’ll learn you to balk with me again!" at law bav.nx !«eru It» K er MJ *.».i found it in front of the left section. his foeman on the hip. But if there flntj him injured, and saw him standing Pierce had to dress In uniform when ho Then down came rhore furious lashes moneys secured part thereof. “Where is Mr. Waging, sir?” he were he did not find it- Ho was tac- there the picture of consternation and I Now. Uierelore, by »1 n • went up to the opera Thursday night, on the quivering hide, and the poor . sod tte t sternly aaked. tician enough to see that even if Cram despair, and he told me about his cn- or how, after he hud worn Ferry’s tortured brute ix-gan to liack. thereby sale contained In i-ML mttee • ■ statute in «ucb case mart- u "1 wish I knew, colonet His horse h Ji formed with his leading drivers on gagement. I said myself: ‘Why don’t ci.rxlM tie '■ stylish morning suit to make a placing the frail four-wheeler in immi­ Is hereby given U-ati i-.c, at us came back without him, as you doubt­ -Hne with the infantry, as Braxton you go now?' I told him it was what’ nent dianger of being upeet. ISlii day of Hepte n -round of calls in town and that young : st publie o'clock In Um forenoon. ' less saw, anU, us he hasn’t appeared, I thought *v v. t _ tj have i .» t* ^oq gurojy wou]d ray if yon were here. I he should done, neither “ Steady there! Hold your hand, sir! Ujr MttH gentleman later on went up to see a auetton. to the hlgli.-l am afraid of accident.” of the two methods of forming into Neither of us thought the colonel ' lite City cl pretty girl in whom he felt a growing Don't strike that homo again. Just front doer ot the Court H< * "How did he come to leave his post, battery would then have got his guns would object, so long as you approved, Hastings, (that telng th- > stand at his head a moment and keep interest, her hateful little sister had sir? I have no recollection of author­ where they belonged. Cram's interpre­ and he wrote such a nice note. Why, . come in and commented on his “bor­ quiet till I get these ladies out,” called izing anything of the kind." tation of the text was backed by the Ned, he only just had time to change much thereof a» r::<v trowing Mr. Waring’s clothes." No man Waring, in tone quiet yet commanding. to pay the amount '.j- on «'<> "Certainly not, colonel. He rode custom of service, and there was no use his dress and drive up with Jeffers-*” “I’ll get 'em out myself in my own gage, with vigh: per -mt. iotereg in the battery would ever think back to his quarters with my consent ci ticiaing it further. And so. after dis- | "With w><w Jeffers? With my—er—our । way, if they'll only stop their infernal and all legal co*t«. together »ith an 3U,'™!7! of refusing Sam the use of any ­ before adjutant's call had sounded, contentedly hunting through the dust- team and wagon? Well, 1 liko—" fee of thirty-five - .b'fare thing ho possessed, and there were yellin'," was the coarse reply. for therein, tte pretntee* '-«-ing deseritea and he should have been with us again covered pages awhile in hopes of stum- , ••()( course you like It, ypu old dar“Oh,' M. Warecng," exclaimed the iSS S’TSSf .t’»f'urpj half a dozen young fellows in in abundant time.” bling on some codicil or rebuttal, the Hng. she’s such a dear girl, though lady in undertone, “the man has been the township of Halumin-, fn tbr mMy« the infantry who were just as “That young gentleman needs more colonel shut it with a disgusted snap JQsl a litt]e blt gtishing, you know, ; drinking, I am sure. He has been so Barry ami state of Michigan. »«"l discipline than he is apt to get at this and tossed the offending tome on the why, I said, certainly tho team should ■ ready to pay tribute to his whims. , and described as follow* to wi . ■ Nor was it among the men alone that 1° his language." The east half ot the north v--' l'*^*** rate, Capt. Cram, and 1 desire that you farthest table. At that moment Brax ; go. UuV Ned> her£s what rm afraid he found such indulgence. Mrs. Cram 1 Waring waited for no more words. the north east quarter .4 tb.'• ' ’ #7 pay closer attention to his move­ t'- : -'J£3 ot Mnu bnixton saw it drive in at I had not known him a fortnight when, j Looking quickly about him, he saw a terotsection six m i" ments than you have done in the past who ­ " prepared - *the - Light Artillery - Tacnine-thirty, just after Billy ran away, ranre eight W west. --mt:..n' •- ■>with twinkling eyes and a betraying ; pi*nk lying on the levee slope. This and three acres more or i • Mr. Drake." he said to his adjutant, tics in the nethermost depths of the and she asked Jeffers who was going, j twitch about the corners of his mouth, | Emily D fa.>rat. '■ seized, thrust one end across the who, was tripping around after his neighboring swamp. Then he turned Phiuf T.Colorovf. . and be told her Mr. Waring, and she he appears! one morning to say he mutWy hole until it rested in the cab. chief afoot, “call on Mr. Waring to ox- on his silent staff officer—a not unusual Attorney for MorUagre. has told the colonel. I'll wager. Now, j had invited some friends down to Bt®PP®d lightly across, took the child Dated Jane z?nd. l«QJ. ----------plain his absence in writing and with- expedient. what you have got to do is to explain luncheon at the officers* mess and the ! ,n hi* arms, bore her to the embank_x_ .| ‘'Why on earth, Mr. Drake, didn't you out‘ delay. “This indifference i_ io j duty that to him, so that he won't blame । mess had no suitable china, therefore ment and sat her down, then sprang is something to which I am utterly un­ look up that point, instead of making Mr. Waring." । he would thank her to send over hers, ! hack for her young mother, who, accustomed." continued Braxton again, j such a break before the whole com­ "The dickens 1 have! The most bare­ 1 also some table cloths and napkins, and I trembling slightly, roee and took his addressing Cram, who preserved a most mand?" faced piece of impudence even Sam । forks and spoons.. When the Forty- ' outstretched hand just aa another lash uncompromising serenity of counten­ “I couldn’t find anything about it in Waring was ever guilty of—to me, at sixth infantry were on their way to ' feU on the horse's back and another ance: and with this parting shot the Casey, sir. anywhere," replied the per­ least, though I've no doubt he’s done ; Texas and the officers' families were larcfl followed. Waring caught at the colonel turned gruffly away and soon turbed young man. “I didn't know worse a dozen times. Why, |bless your | entertained over night at the barracks • cab-rail with one hand, threw the retook his station at the reviewing where w urre else vise to iu look." iuvn. heart, Nell, how can 1 explain? You and his rooms were to be occupied by > other arm about her slender waist, point. I "Well, you might have asked Mr. h bUV7i ‘ i. II the wlIe vism., wife,< sister sister ana and daughters daughters of of Caul Capt. i »»<». and fairly urung lifting the the' little mi madame and.- tairiy the’ little Then come the second hitch. Minor Ferry or Mr. Pierce. The Lord knows (’r«nav ——“ —«“*v_ t-----------... v her . to the big toldte°'1couMn't han™ that^lter C ™n'r'. I too, battery team °'cr ““ wheel, eprang with had had no experience whatever, as you waste enough time with ’em.” " N° ” a»h aprmg wagon to town with a note j toore. and ta an instant more had -a^A/M vu vuwu wnn a note . sbore, and in au instant more had carcar­ has been said, and he first tried to !, “You might have asked Capt. Cram,” as well as I? No. sir! Go and doit, mind von •• I'm to -ta" , to ? Mrs. Converse, of «f toe the staff, telling ri"1 h her. «x- speeehleaa speechless and somewhat agiwheel into column of companies with- . was what ih-ake -r- wanted naUvcM w » uu to n say, but sir. And *--*-•« • “ld “ h (XT ,hc t A Udi 1 Krl. “ aa had La^aat.1 ___ _ , «*•><»■' . ' ♦ atoted, * a/l •«to* V.th. —. ■ top_ *of .Vthe .. , ..lerre. out oloatag ranks, whereupon every cap- i d7d no"”neMt the'Xnd’of h“! 1 rite ttam'.B no here to I he^ tarbJLS pllv and tare a e„°oS h " -Pa^room. were I '«ow. ” said he. “ let mo drive von tmn promptly cautioned “Standfast,"!penholder ----- ---------------------- . . .. , instead, and bridled his tea and a nibble when thev come down : *ur”I*hed that he had decided to draw ! Nin wherever you were going. and thereby banished the last remnant tongue and temper.” ! “ do T> on her for wash bowls, pileheri, mos-i U H to market or to ehurch?" of Minor * senses. Seeing that some­ “The next time I have a review with this evening lie's go!ng’to drive the quito frames, nets and coverlets, I "Muis non—to bonne mamnn's, of thing was wrong, he tried again, this a mounted battery, by George!'* said Allerton* here ” blankets, pillows, slips, shams, and I it is the fete," cried the eager time prefacing with "Paas in review," the post commander, finally, bringing “ W otbc and more it: Why. you anything else she might think of. And lita« o°®. despite her mother’s stern and still the captains were implacable'. his fist down on the table with a crash, conspiracy in petticoats, you’ll be the Mra. Converse loaded up the wagon ac- , The nearest one. in a stage whisper, “I just—won’t have it!” of silence. "Look!" she exruin of inc old Arax is.boiling over tried to make the major hear “Close j cordingly . This was the more remark- 1 clal™ed, showing her dainty little legs He had brought down the pile of let­ now If hr dream- that Wiring has able In her case because she waa one and order, first." But all the time Brax creamy silken hose and kid. ters as well as his fist, and Drake been taking llbcrtir* wit!: him heft! waa losing more of his temper and of the women with whom he had never ' * taaman,” explained explained sprang to gather them, replacing them fetch him up m> *hnrt - ' ...I.. L......... uvuauuccr •* It was "bonne uoodo maman," Minor what was left of his head, and v aanc< d. which was tantamount to madame. who had ordered the cab from on the desk and dexterously slipping a Brax came down like the wolf on the “Exactly! You mustn ’t let him. -<—------------------AN INTERESTING SKETCH.^ ______ __________ “SYou ’w Mra Co!:X n'nTLtFUUWIW i'1*‘OC!:1whs i “social *? ,Or th“”' °« toe paper cutter under ^he flap of each en­ fold, gave ’the command to “Close velope as he dufto. • At the very first must tell him I sent him up with your bashaw Mrs. Converse was not considteam-yonra, mind you-to keep''hla eredagood partner, and. u th” tody ““‘•‘‘to" o< the river road, or auapectorder” himself, and was instantly note he opened Brax threw himself echoed by Cram's powerful shout “Lim­ empgera.nt, alnco .tare it U waa „„ tamoaalble entertained ^^"dlffmn verv differ... “ iSw," Il “on E that I of the driver. back in his chair with a long whistle engngement, ruigliter, Blanche. <•<"* Z..ri.»au:rs*-Bn^ ber to the rear," followed by “Pieces no ranch tho happier for me.” laugh­ neon of mingled amazement and concern, for him to come back to review ground. » th*t subject and was passionately fond terribly afflk’tod **9’ left about! Cainsons forward!” Then, in ed Waring. “Take the front teat, <md lurtthe entire ure uf Mt trt Kwp Of courad he wouldn't expect him to (,t dancing, she had resented not a then turned suddenly on his adjutant. wuslnaucbacanditlouit | juslc ie»the rumble and clank of the respond­ v. ' the llno thus drawn to her detri­ Jeffers. Naw Nin Nth, xna ftenrette, barfMin wbool and sban.lr "What became of Mr. Waring? He aP.?T?r and ing battery. Minor’s next command up With you!" And the delighted child Don t know about that. SaU. I ®cnt She not only loaned, however S.HM In fact, we feared S}-' 1 wasn’t hurt?" was heard by only the right wing of . waa lifted to her perch ta tho atyHah are i>»41Uvo but f<»r an aHMetto«"Not a bit, sir, that ! know of. He. reckon that’s the way he’ll order out a11 he asked for, bul begged to be ini *hj would have had B'* ’ .her«.«'l ve^ tho battalion, and the company wheels rap ahe ’he had ^*d bo “ often Often admired. “d" “Now, fro bad employed “j Ja*4 Aucu*» drove to town with Capt. Cram’s team tha whole gong ot u» next limo. Do’s formed if there were not aomvthtaS were ragged. So was the next part of ..-iIuhuU *b° . .he continued, .. extending hla u >!«-neflt from then*- Th*, t’ —al least 1 was told so—and left that had hie flu ot mounted work to-day." • more she could do to beta entertain ■die weighed but » of > ’ ervk*«Jjf the performance when he started to “Well, It he ikould, you be .nre to hl. vlritora Waring Beta note for you there, sir.” march in review, nevsr waiting, of Wh,at«o- , Sorely Hower, the next week, but “He did!—left the post and left a •eguteseo gracefully now. course, for the*battery to wheel into K‘ llr' ' f’^te take her out, twen once’at the I re CQsnxvTO.1 oomxra note for me! Why!—’’ But here Brax­ Il«> to *a -------- .... onre at the I column of section.*. Thia omission, ton broke off short, tore open the note Waring in arrest while Gwen Allerton staff german. Mra. Cram naa altera- , however, in no wise disconcerted is here. It would spoil—everything •’ ately aghast and delighted at what and read: Cram, who, following at rapid walk, “Oh, match-making, is it? Then IH aha perhaps JuaUy called his ta••MY Dear Coloxzl: I tnuit yon wli over­ »oon gained on the rear of column, look And so, vexed, Init laughing, comparable Impndenee. the InfurmaUty of n>y koIdk to town with­ try.” They were i he Japanese and Chinene languages pawing his post commander in beauti­ out prevtovaly ooasultlnc you. I had purytasnd, half indignant, yet wholly subordinate coming out ot church together one • entirely different, yet so many would not listen »»’giving it “ ful order and with most accurate salute ot course, MkfaaTour pertufa«!oB. but tho to the whim of his beloved better half, tarely morning during the winter he sent ua a Dottle. we r.t hap that Iwfcl'^mo In the runaway of my horse w?,'d* “* “”d to J»P“ toat the captain hastened over, and found There wua a crowd ta the TeeUbnle wTCl'lv n I iw, U . T___ _ observing this. Minor took hpart, and, a:X. v!7i£- BMtoratlve Nervin« '*** e CoL Braxton sitting with gloomy btreet dreeaea wore then worn looped, .-itbontM recovering ills senses to a certain ex­ brow at his Littered desk, his annoy­ yet there was a sudden sound of rip w.gww*. *•/ the Dr tl * jj pg,, bottl*' >_ ance of the morning avidantly forgot­ i Ind., on receipt of P"‘ft Is posit*'617 fat abundant time to see that tha imr| WARING’S PERIL I by th feet! tint By.1 and Du str “E “F “F «G s ' i •& 'k',) A YOUNG GIRL'S FORTUNE. ten In matters more serious. ■- * a '---------------------------------- * pOrtJr ’•’’•nan S*iheted up the trailing skiyt al a *lw»y, Ri-raa 1tew SI Ct ir 3 �Your Painter trying to orte<j to the use of ready •«*’ eTn;^tac ingredients of wiuch gjxefi because of the diffivSde of,color with ^7. i waste can be avoided . ^ci National Lead Company’s mountain ram and puma. PROSPECTING FOR GOLD. Hard Life of tho Men In the For­ ests of the Northwest Incur Untold Dnnynrj and Hardship! J Among tho Unexplored Wllderneaaea of Che Mountain*. pure White Lead MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. to the »i>c?tooT'lnTh^'S^J i MANY HAVE PERISHED. "** ^ New Obtjcaxs, July 3.—Suddenly and y°«r way; they embarrass your move- ! Tho foU°W‘,n^ business places and ments; each extends a hand for a dime ‘ *our *wel11 nFJ‘iu • AuKustM- a village of 11 most without warning the relentless and the one who gets it is cursed by 1 500 ^habitants in Kalamazoo county, I waters pouring through tho Rescue the others. ‘ | were were destroyed destroyed by by fire: Church Church’’s bakery. bakery, zrevasse, now 800 feet wide, swept down Who are these who stand on bleak ! post office. Crane’s meat’ market. John ifae New river basin Tuesday night, corners. handing circulars. pro­ j Lawler’s furniture store. Citizens' bank, tarrying destruction and terror ir. grammes? Who arc these who come. Andrews'grocer, M. A. Russel's barber their path, not only imprisoning the 'omo Rogers ’ harness shop," Weeks* : anfortunate people in their houses to the house door when the shades of shop,. • " ...- Iden’s juwelry store, j an(] cabins, but driving them into the night hare elo«Ml eomtort »nd dome,- ■*—- •'tore Uclty within, „d, ringing. enough I Church Chnreh’s ’ restaurant. Mrs. Lawler's ' yarrets, and in many instances to the ( dressmaking store, Page's meat mar- roofs of the buildings. There many of with which to hay a night’s shelter? | . ket.* *' Miss Ada Rosebrook s muunery, millinery, ;. them Who are these that timidlv aid with ‘ kel ,,M Alltt “o^aroou ’s them are are yet yet huddladnuaut«u enduring cnuui.ua the 7 ha^Wttrc _____u Z .--L ।I P**g* ■■ hunger., for they ’’ ~~ V- J no faint heart, late at night, sidle up to J^n,“y hoUlJJIT'7 have buildings and inerchandise paaaers along the streets and ask for The ' " loss on *--*•->*— — ■j means bf cooking food; and it will be will aggregate I5Q.000. Seth Gregory 1 fortunate, indeed, if all are succored help? lost |l,500 in money secreted in his j before starvation and exposure find Sometimes they arc dead beats. Some­ I victims among them. . times they ore condensed offense, hardware store. ’Ttn ' In addition to those already overstenchful and infainous, but oftoncr. • n-i. t » c . ' u » । whelmed and drowned in tlie flood, so anil indeed of toner than you think or torat,lr“ r’„a:lg.,?3hta!<»r-n.pU.rloauPta tl>» ovcnjta.jen imagine, they arc men driven by ex-। the upper peninsula weA* .cheeked by . tt wbitegirl. three irrmity ot dUtr™ awl by o p^t! nU». tat w«ragioK tal^ly Lovers of sport with a spioe of dan­ ger will find plenty of it to suit them in the interior of Lower California, where great stretches of heavily tim­ bered land have yet to receive their visit from a white man. Col. William Denton, the well-known mining man and surveyor, was the undcsigning wit* ness of a savage and exciting contest while on his prospecting trip north of Calamojue some weeks ago. the partio* ulara of which he related to a San Diego Union man. Attracted by a furi­ ous noise in the brush and the evident uneasiness of his animals he tied them securely and wgnt forward to recon­ noiter. nnlimbering his gun for use if necessary. The sight that presented itself was certainly worth witnessing, as a battle royal between two mugnifl» cent brutea. A full-grown California' lion had attacked a mountain sheep, and was finding its claws full in trying to l«t go. The sheep was of formid­ able size, and he used his monstrous horns with astonishing rapidity, backingoff, stamping his feet with a quick jerk, ond propelling himself at his foe like a sure-enough battering ram. The great ydllow puma, agile and watchful, leaped aside or into the air to escape the onslaught of the tartar he had caught, and with u lightning­ like spring he would aim to clutch the ram behind the horns. But not onoe ' did the interested observer see the ram caught unawares. The heavy horns were swung quickly on the pivot of hia sinewy neck, and.reccived the clawing of the cat with no effect whatever. Col. Denton watched the sport with­ all the zest of a sport*man. and, on in^ dicatlons that the bciljgerenta were becoming mutually disgusted and about to separate and disappear, he embraced a moment when the ram stood stamping his fore feet preparing to dart forward, and gave him a bullet behind the shoulder. The ram leaped upward and forward, game to the last, and tumbled forward op his horns. CoL Denton then turned to pay his respects to the lion, but us the brutehad already received more than it had bargained for, it was out of sight. The splendid horns of the ram were secured by the hunter as a trophy. In western Washington civilization is confine! to a narrow atrip along the borders of Puget sound and to some of the best agricultural lands that lie in the large wooded plaips about its Ti,,--t'-.tsare a combination of persouthern end, says the New York Sun Z ? ' colors, put up in small cans. All the rest is covered with groat ' : --red so that tone pound will x -ids of Strictly Pure White rocky mountain ranges, cleaved-by shade shown on the can. deep, dark valleys and covered up to ms you will have the best By. this A world, because made of the line of perpetual snow with heavy forests of fir and cedar. Every spring hundreds of prospectors plunge into this wilderness on a search for gold and silver, some 011 their own account, but most of them go grulmteked by regiment of woe to that last resort. ' Th« Dulnth, bouth Shore & Atlantic . father—one colored woman, local capitalists, that is. all their ex­ their wita. They are at their wits' 1 railroad hiul a number of bridges and . of T<jm J(jn<^ ond five mother of Tom Jones, and five penses ore paid and in return they give end for a fire, for a bath, for a bit of trestles burned between Ishpemingand I colored children whose names have not a half interest in whatever mines they bread, for an unbroken shoe, for a mo-' Duluth. Other roads have suffered sim-1 -.ilors: Insist on having one been learned. The white girl was j ilar losses. Reports of damage to home- I may discover. With a rifle, a hatchet, mint's comfort. . of whitie lead that are brought in a skiff to the head of New J p , manufactured by the “Old a bog of floor and a frying-pan slung You turn them from your door. The I were reported from everywhere. . river lane and just after stepping from • pjoecss, and' known to be over his shoulder, the prospee tor starts police mows them on; the societies 'I^,e greatest damage has been done in ' the boat to the railroad embankment on his quest He goes aa fur as nossl- with long names and deep pockets I ^uy de Noquette tract, where twenty she fell to the ground and died, doubt­ pure: ble by stage or carriage, then on foot take time to '‘consider” their cases. | homestcn*ls were destroyed, and in On- less from the combined effects of fright enters the forest nod follows for many Who wonders that the prisons ore tona«o° county. and exposure, nervous and. physical ex­ •B: miles a narrow trail that-wlnds in and . Mlehlftnn Old Retttan Moet. 1 haustion. out lietween the trunks of great trees, And yet, with an immensity of terri- | The Presuming that the water would rise The annual annual reunion reunion and and picnic picnic of of the the whose heads, reaching up hundreds of tory yet to be occnpietl, tilled and 1 Old Settlers' association was held at' gradually, os has be?n the case in former feet shut off the sun and keep tho made productive, with opportunities Grand Rapids, -r....A It was the sixtieth seasons ot inundation and that they earth in a twilight so deep that only for work in humble linos lines r-ri.ni^igreater tlmn than 'I anniversary of the arrival of the first , would have a week or more in which mos^and fungi can grow. At times ever before, with a land whose needs white settlers. Addresses were deliv- ' to remove their families, stock and . cf 3:.-ictlJ Pure White Lead the path skirts the side of a rushing, demand clear heads, stout hearts and ered by Noyes L. Avery, John Patton, ; household belongings, a large mamountain river, where in every eddy willing hands, there come into this Jr., end otheps The attendance was jonty of *the u.z people -* of *'•••= this ««tinare dozens of darting tront. Then it’ country every year hundreils of thou­ large. The person of most interest fortunate section had made no prepara■ tQ'p-iint. ■’ will psy you climbs and winds high up the moun­ sands of babies without the faintest wos Harriett Gould Burton, the only tions whatever for the terrible visita• _r ebnta. r.ji informatain side, grows fainted, and finally dis­ natural endowment for work of any survivor of the original polony, who , tion that came upon them in a single ■ sou mary a. .-liar; it will : n pcitnl card. appeats. leaving the gold hunter to kind, save that which is known os the has reached her 80th year, i night. An idea of the extent and scramble on over fallen logs and around work of their wits. Plr‘ dcPth Ot fl°°^ fOrU>ed ,FOm Flnrt Mlchliran Infantry. that thenj frQtn 5 7 {evt precipices as best he can. • They come inWi families where the g ""I ■ I or w.«r »l Dutchtown. vWhen night comes he stope usually mother is worn out and the father i L'.-anch, the First M.cb>B»n infantry was held in . . flrs , neW) _ o( (hc (rnr(ul in the bottom of a valley by a stream worked out Neither lias time to train Streets. Jackson and the followlngomeers were _ Scw w of melted snow water, fries and eats the children in the way they should elected: Pmddent. L. «. Owen. Cold-, llUo„,illc cawe Thunalay night ta some pancakes, cuts a great pile of fir go. The father plods along, dieb and water; rkc prcsidenta. Jamw. Russell. ; „ra.necr boughs for a bed, throws himself on it is forgotten. Tlie mother fades away, Hastings, and Thomas Hoffman. Dans- ; from . R T. T Hart. nix. .of Donaldsonville. DonaldsonviUe, It and is asleep in a moment. All th*, girls get married and the'boys elllc; secretary and treasurer. Dan I o( lhe chio(- aa l M... through the night tlie cold and damp drift from one field to another until i"1?' ‘J’m iTha° DeJ‘f\,T,“:? Hart’s Information was derived from the stream and the mossy ground flnRhy they join tho great army of rug»- will be held ta Jackson tho fourth (rom Ix,„( BouJresu,, „ne of lhe creep trp and in the morning he is stiff mufiins, living by their wits and prey- . Friday ta June. HEM. oldest and most respected citizen, of ■ and scarcely able to stagger oh. He ing on their kind. Health ill Mlrhiffan. I the overflowed cfiuntry. who had, with continues thus day after day, seeing Alcaaarlni; the Great Wall of China. Reports to the state board of health 1 much difficulty, made his way to the only the tree* near about him. and oc­ The great wall of Chinn was meas­ by fifty-five observers in different parts river in search of means to rescue his Send for casionally 3 bit of dark mountain side ica-rtrtivo ured in many places by Engineer Un­ of the state for lhe week ended June ' family and neighbors from their alarmpunphlfC. through a rift in their top* Finally ihank. the American who surveyed for 24 indicated that intermittent fever and ing predicament he has climbed high up and comes out TIME TABLE. the chief Mofigolian railroad. His diarrhea increased and that pneumonia 1 Dr. WILLIAfIS’ *' Measures of “* relief were at once iinsti —n.­ -J Tn effect Jarunrj 22.1693. above the forests, and sees again, for measurements give it an average ddbreased It „is thought -the in area of prevalence. I tuted. ...„— — - -two fleet of Favorite Route between Gram! Rapids, Detrot MEDICINE CO., tlie first time in days, the full daylight. height of eighteen feet and a top Diphtheria was reported nt thirty-four j skiffs sent, added to the considerable Schenectady, N.Y. Here, high alnn'e the world on tlie number previously ~~ in * the or places, scarlet fever ut thirty-six, l ..— u‘‘ overflow, '*"* ' i l.iMnii EAHt n^Brockvlllc. OnL mountain sides, lie stands weeks dred feet the wall is widened and sur­ typhoid fever ut twelve and measles ut gathered from other points, will be sufGrand Raptdn searching fur silver and gold veins and mounted by towers twenty-four feet TOP. HEARING CLAIMS. Paris ' bcfeiit to accomplish the work of bring­ twenty-two places. hunting goat and deer for meat picConl square and from twenty to twenty-five , iug all the people of that flooded sec­ lAlto County o! Barry Sometimes ho loses himself, his food t feet high- The foundation of'the wall Elmdale . , , tion to places of safety. M.iy. A. D. ten. gives out. and he starves, or by a mis- •1 is of solid granite, afld , the bricks Clark’vllle The work of dredging the entrance to —-------------------— T aUawcd forcr-d- step falls themsunda of feet from a i .. Laki Omm MARKHAM REPORTS. ■ which constitute the main part of the Muskcgtm harbor is nearing coinpie- ■ '.«pdn«t »te estate iW-.x-dhtlry " ••I «*'<! county. precipice and is dashed to pieces in the structure, iSunntid are still good, even’ though tion. and when finished there will be MulUken valley below. If fortunate, he locates they nre supposed to have been made 18 feet nf clear water through the en­ (iraad Ledge several claims, stakes them out. finds twu hundred years before Christ. In tire channel. Laming | I.onihiS. July 3.—A midshipman from m :<urr. • it bearings for them on tho peaks about, , ipetMtt The taxes assessed to Michigan rail-1 Victoria arrived r.t Calais early building this immense fence as a luirand then, loaded with specimens, ricr to the regular incursions of the roads thia year amount**' tofSOtt. 7G3.97. Ot, Sunday morning with Ecar Admiral '.'i-t 6. V AUKUst. makes his Way back to civilization. ’ -439.421.89 more than lust year. ■ Markham’s dispatches concerning the Lv piotfurd City November where his ores arc assayed. He has j Tartars the builders did not even at­ ,. Eilmor.j Old settlers of Monroe county held collision off Tripoli Markham's report, tempt to avoid mountains or chasms ’••renui .. Stanton brought the best specimens only, so to'save expense. the unotlicial stories that For eighteen hun­ their semi-annual meeting at l,te like .. Ionia they Gome out splendidly. People be-. urvtJ n«v wall » ...» goes straight over armory i—at -----Sparta. r------have been received, place the Ar Grand Jxdjte dred miles the come excited, and a party, including ^nntni-s ar.d‘ plains, .....i and dales. The Detter mine near Isphcmiug is .blame of the awful blunder bn Sir ‘ ,,, hUl nature's greatest I to close down. Over half the mines in George Tryon. He says that when the mine speculators, goes up to see what • ultcr].,. n-gardleiki of n I that district ore now idle.': Victoria - signalled for the fatal ... manenhe lias found. If good, the mines are ! obstructions. .... .. >Lan«injt 1 A K]M*cial policeman h kidicia! Croait In Cbaneery. sold on the sprit to speculators, who in ! A has been up-' Tcr j,o did not think it possible to. with .. Grand Ixnlg .. Mulliken turn sell Jo rich eastern or English ' point* <1 to enforce the dog ordinance in ‘ safely,exeoute the evolution, us the two ., btoufietd Another exodus of the Crim Tartar Muskegon and he will receive fifty 1 columns were only 10 ‘cable lengths mining companies. These cut trails 1 ,. i Wood bury . frojp the Crimea has lately set in. and cents a head for every one he kills. .. I Lake Odessa ' apnrt. He directwl the flag lieutenant through the woods, send up machinery „ jcurksvlllo there is every indication it will contin­ Henry Matson was found dead at to keep the signor, which the Camp< nit court for the piecemeal on donkey or mule back, , dlindsie • at HastlDgt on hire a lot of miners itt three dollars a ue until in ti very short time the Crimea Opcehee. U.is head was in a spring of erdown . was ., Alto repeating. at dip McCord r.u’c trow icltlavlt on day, and the mine is started for profit will be entirely depopulated of its Tar­ water, but wounds about his head bead indiindi- as an indication that the 'signal from ,. East Paris tar inhabitants. When the Crimea Wa» Howard K. Verbridge or loss, according to the way the lead 10 30 cite fou! foul play. He leaves a wife and the Victoria was not understood. understood, He Ar I. Grund Rapids first incorporated with Russia in 1783 live •i-i’f.but re*b!<-s li> the ft.*a children. ,.ti 11,1 v*..ti b..n directed ...fhim W1H the ■ 1 tthen him trt to signal with holds oXV ::OO.WM OX of lUC the Tartar Fp-g.-" Kg LOU.OOU lliruir population VemiPrank Hayes, 19. years old, was sen-' semaphore: “Do I understand it is i — 11 15 2 W I grated to Turkish territory. At the Grand Ledge .trd 11. V. 'bridge cause AN ARMY OF BEGGARS. i -- - — ------• i tenccd to imprisonment for life at De- your wish for the columns to• turn us I 11 40 3 l<> Portland i.trrcd livrHti. within claw uf the Cttaean war there wa. tat(ndleated by th. .Ignri now Iflying?” 3M loui.-t w tn troit for murder. t, , „ i-of this r.Hter. tun! In 5 Z5 Howard City I 45 . Charles Thompson. 21 years of age, of But before his order could be carried 3 AA Ionia ' passed'over bill Muppliiint to Near Starvation. passed over to to Turkey. JurKey. The i ne present prt nt,I St. Clair, wm crushed Ut death beout the commander in chief semaphored Stanton 4 47 crushed to death ‘ be ’ I to 'trveJ on said , , , ...... .......................... . it.,, ------5 05 < dtnure Who arc these men. young and old. exodos is comequer.t upon w pass gu , twcen Q st4.arncr an<| a lumber dock at him to know what he was waiting who clamor for patronage at the close ; of a law making the Tartars amenable • Every day, others week days only, t atop He then proceeded to carry Cleveland, O. i for. .t ir; default thereof. snld of a performance? 1 to the Russian military conscription. on sl>n-.a ’ . Mrs. Mary A. Clapp. 74 years old, 1 out the order, making every efk-'«d t>y the said non Parlor cars on all trains between Grand YoV have a carriage. They rush to | The emigrants are seeking homes in died at Oshtcmo. She was a pioneer of fort to prevent a collision,' with* Kai'ids n:><1 Detroit. Seats 25 cents. CunnrctlOM made iiiVulon station. Grand Rapids with the call it. Half a dozen rush to call the Aaiatic Turkey. After the ships had ClIK-AUOA out success. Kalamazoo county. "•nt earn Wjurr MICHIOAX RAILWAT FOB An incendiary fire burned seven collided Sir George signaled that no CHICAGO AND THE WEST AND FOH MUBKB•r j«rtnte*t. published and houses on Miller street in Detroit To- boats were needed from the other ves­ ■ruity.and that such putital loss. fta.OOO. seis, but a few minutes later the Vic- route to tbesummer resorts of northern Michi­ •I therein nt )e*st once in in succession, or that John A. Mead, of Grand Rapids, took toria sank. The time that elapsed be­ gan. :r:i- order to tn- personally Trains l«iv Grand Rapids for Chicago. 8 M A an overdose of chloral to relieve a head- tween the occurrence of tho collision M. and 1-.25 P. M.. •!! SB 1'. M. Arrite Clileago ■ >;di-nt ileferdiyit at least tne time a’Xive prescribed F. SI.. 6:43 P. M. Kild 7:05 A. M. . ache ond was found dead. He was 26 and the sinking of the Victoria was 3 W Lett re for Manistee and Traverse City * :30 A. ■ about thirteen minutes. Twenty-two M.audft*3»P. M. years of age and was married. I rave itori Chariexo! s and Petoskey 7:30 A. M. Circuit Judge. oflleerwnnd ::"6 men w<»re drowned. Mrs. Mary Dralne committed suicide PaYlor cam on day trains and sleepers on by jumping into the river near the Air right trams to Chleago. TO FALLEN HEROES. A«k onrngeuts for further particulars or Line bridge at Jackson. i:**cUter. Newaygo college grad >-< selected The New York Monument Dedicated on tlie Gettynburc Em tie Field. Grand IL.plda^ ns their colors black and gold, and as a •eeii made in the coDilUlons flower thp rose. star.handsome monument to the m.tdr liv .Joseph Knight I Six burglars tried nearly every store heroes v|ho fell in the decisive Gettys­ door in Vicksburg with false keys the burg fight was detl'eateil Sunday. Seven other evening, but did not gain an en­ TIME TABLE. thousand New York veterans; the gov­ Io effect June 11. nsJ. trance anywhere. The night watch saw il O«i p:.2**1“C (Hl wUlcb ernors of two states, the surviving gen­ • h > U,iin:>! u» !•«• dm- nud unpaid them. ... tlie sum ot iwi bunerals of-lhe battle and thousands of vet­ HIRTT r-K-' *tam«-J*fi.«* -}Sh..ta Angus McDonald* a brakeman, was । !-.ri«-«-litlit o il* iHiiRlredtlK Station*. erans a*nd visitors from other states were H)0 and an Attorneys fee ot tit killed by falling under a train at Port present to lend impressiveness to the • ..led for In na-rt mortRaeenntl mi Huron. Inci :<! '-aw luiviittf bevn lustt’uscene. Rev. O. W. Severson, of the One Michael M. Gisler. an old and hon­ Ihe tnouavs Mynred t.y «>i!il Hundred and Tldrty-seventh New York Kalamuoo Lv .. viv nat*. fiiere >f. Therefor-*. ---- -*“•------ “-----_ . . it It ored resident of Detroit, died at his BKsrZia: no-v*:ruf < ile cotitaltt’-d in snbl volunteers, opened the proceedings of ^ VU1-MW . home in that city, aged 04 years. the morning with prayer. The vet- Cretsey .... By a sudden explosion in the bottom erans then sung "America" Gen. .• • -’n-i envoi uirn-r. a *»■ i-im. of No. 2 shaft in the Quincy mine at Avery ■ k in Hi<I ahull rail nt |nH»then introduced Muj. Gen. auverdale' ; ’o tii- t!«i>-« iHnder, m Ute north Houghton Thomas Carroll, 20 years old, Henry W. Slocum, who made an elo- SbuKi----> ir of iii - e*>i1rt ‘io :ra In the city of Hau­ was instantly killed, and John Powers quent address He was followed by Hastings. child’* xnedtetaa. ’ ' iiliri'i. ’.’'ph beiiieilit* nliw** where the "• m f >r r.iirrv -otriiy In linlrtenl. in*had his left eye blown out Gen. Greene and Gov. Flower, in the QawtoriM destroy Worms • • <i^.ciitiMt in stul uiortanRe. or *<» Peter F. Dcnielle, of Detroit, was afternoon Gen. Sickles, as president of Coat* <trove. i-Mf a* may bo neerss-ury to pay llir •'l i-o -;int tno tgnge. with eight o<*r drownetl in the lake at Chicago. With the board of Gettysburg monument >■••*• -t. ..nd all l.-gxi co-f«. togelh-r with s party of friends he hail visited the commissioners of New York state, de­ Castorla prevent ■ yanrith^Sonr Curd. f«« pn>vid~o for in said mortfair in a yacht, and while returning livered the introductory address. Bishop Detroit. 1 • !>ramisr* b-ing d-scribed In Caaterta *-»rea Diarrhoea aadJWtadCaBot :»•< ;>') »>«Mr c»r*.sin pl -'r «>r fell overboard. Potter was then introduced and deliv­ Grand Rxplds. " ’ -1< Mtu it- in «li- f-isn ot Uutland Charles Schoenfeldt, aged 04. a well ered the dedication address. Gov. PatCaatorta rallavaa known character, was found dead in tigon and Gov. Flower then spoke, Caetorini cuw Con*tiDatinn and Flatulency. :r i»T the . all of the north his dooryard at Monroe.* ' tt poem was read, and then thi cannon Stations. ve'.ltm «-iali’.—n »W Io tower runt* nin-* [O’ west. Thence Gov. Rich has appointed Charles E. thundered their salute to the monuSorrs, of Muskegon, state dairy nud ment and to the memory of the dead. । -ih«-ne»- nninlnjc M>mL '] th*-!!.-- limning The oflice was and while smoke hovered over the Kalamazoo Ar.. food commissioner. ■ l e * |,we ot legiunlt g, East Conner Lv. . created by the recent legislature.u wheat valleys the crowd dispersed. er tnn'I. Richland June! Cutoria --J-n»U. th. crvaaey Tho blacksmith shop and new addi- ' HAMUKf. ^AR-ION. . Murtgagt-o. vllo... Hon to the Kelannuoo spring uidu’t (wk>|1 f'elton tatu-.-’r-.nJworks was burned destroying consider- ’ oalida, Col, July 3.—The Cnanee ; inrerdale... tble machinery; loss, 110,000. county bank, of which William E. Rob- ! Khultx....... Owing to the world's fair the Mtehi- erLson is cashier, has made an assign- nAJT,xoa... ran state fair? will not be held this «“?Dt to 8. J. Foater, of this city. Mr. | * ir ■ Foster say* that the liabilities are be» The Emerson planing mill at Detroit, twien 180,000 and <90.000. The depoaits $7:i.0OT. including 021.000 121.000 in carcerawned by die Third national bank, was ” fc *are ”* 17:1 000 <"«»«*««• , He is ucable to _________ D BBAnrXBZAX1 4-J 7 TO destroyed by fire, together with a quan­ titieates of deposit. wrapnjw*°3n7«t®rt*. Dlszlwwe, IRr, Neu■ Grand Rapids'. LotX the assets. tity of* lumber. L7 “. tao'ooo; partially tt Strictly Pure White Lead -mstrong & McKelvy" . .--Bauman" "Eckstein “Anchor” istock’ “Morley” I ky" “Shipman” icrn ’ •Soi | “Collier" Seal” vis Chambers” iONAL LEAD CO., Nerve i Tunic Blood Builder Jiiroii, Lusug « Ktrtheru S No. IS 4 VITAL TO MANHOOD -ts j!’.„ ",rnto» earning ta.anity, misery, decay Cry for Pitcher’s Pastoria Hanrad. The schooner Fleetwing, Charlevoix, loaded with stranded on Point Betsey in crew waa taken off by CapL hte life saving crew. oi’ABArHSTKft •I bound for! beer, was a fog. Her Miller and / Freight. Chicago, K&l&naiso & Sagiaaw for Infants agf! Children (J urat. CoL. July 3..—The First-----no-. — ——-------Honnl bank of this place closed ita door* . . Saturday, Deposits amount to about prevailed with frelBht train | Frelxnt trains will be run sit ibe . 060,Q00 and---------notes- and discounts to about of lhr cnmput>y, who reram* Hu- m ---------------------------------------No definite -statement I12J.0O0. F------------- ‘ baa j tbs Umc of such trains without nw , W. 8. Drwixu. «**n ! becatnadc.• —------------- ... * H. C.Pottxr. Gaxj'i P. & T. Axt. �============ Here workmen take a large batch of molten party strength Irrespective of results. A glass, and after dipping It In some prepar­ united effort on the port of all parties ation, draw it out la threads even finer Our new crop of TEA is ' should be made to restore confidence. than silk. Other workmen take these now in and we ask 7°“ try • Opinions differ radically of course on the threads and weave them into all forma or fine fancy work, curtains, and fabrics or it We have bought the best MARSHALL L.COQK. Editor. - two groat questions before the people, but different kinds. One would suppose that 50c tea the market affords. . ■ where party feeling.ls thrown aside, there this glass would be brittle and break easi­ ' Our grocery department is ) isji large middle ground upon which all ly, but such Is not the case. On the con­ tub bastings, rich., postofficx, trary It Is soft and pliable and Is m-de in ­ may stand together and work faithfully ACOTST 14. 1879. full We are receiving daily to the finest kinds of dress materials, so ‘ together for the public good. And a body New Potatoes, Tomatoes. nice Indeed that Princess Eulalle. of of men gathered together from all sections Spain, purchased 20 yards of it at 3150 Strawberries, Melons ana ’ ofrlhe country, representative of all classes per yard, making the dress material cost everything new. and interests, invariably do those things her the small sum of 83000. In one room We have just received a new in this building tho furniture, curtains and . that are for the best of ay when they place In fact everything possible In it is One of tlie beet papers stock of Water Sets and public I benefit before party gain. The in Michigan. The nia Everyo»'"has hw,rd ° r the 9treet , ,U Chamber Seta also a new line THE SUPREME COURT ON - people want a good, honest, plain ad tn LnWeekly Telegraph can NEW TAX LAW. of Japanese Decorated China­ istratlon of public affairs; they are en­ Cairo. The reproduction Is said to be very natural. On both sides of the narrow be had for 75 ceutx per titled to It and nothing else will satisfy street ware consisting of. the natives have booths In which ■hr Vexntiou* CerUflMta Section ia them. year by calling at this native wares and trinkets are offered for Tea Pots, neelared ValM-Whul ConatltuUa B office. sale. The Egyptians have taken quickly Certificate ami What 1: MusfSet Forth. Sugar and Cream Sets, Those British manufacturers who last to the Yankee desire to make money and Bread and Milk Sets. year had decided to move their plants to are really sharp in driving bargains, rhe The new tax law la all 0. Ki admission is only 10 cents, but after you Olive Dishes, The Supreme Court so declared It this the United States have evidently reconsld- have entered there are two theaters which Individual Butters and morning in the-denlal of the writ of man­ ered their plans. With the prospect of you may attend If you desire, the price for Salads. damus In Van Husen vs. Register of free admission to our markets for their each being 25 cents. In one of tho theaters are reproductions of the remains A few Bud Vases, very Deeds lleames of Detroit, the case arising manufactured products.they have no In­ of some ot the old Egyptian rulers, though over the vexatious clause relating to the re­ ducement to move, where they would be you would believe them genuine if not pretty, 85 cents. TO GUARANTEE YOU cording of deeds. The opinion, which compelled to pay out two dollars In wages told to tho contrary. There were NesslA few Bud Vases, satin was written by Judge Grant, Is as;followa, for every dollar they are compelled to. pay tanebosher who died 1000 B. C., said to Xjoxwzex------- Prices finish, 25 cents. . have been the alster-ln-law of King Solo­ out for wages In their own country. With th*« announcement being made that a ...IN.. . mon: Horemheb. died 900 B. C., fathcr-ln W have a stock of Crockery more detailed opinion would be filed later: wages averaging about 100 percent, lower -law of Solomon. Probably out of respect that will please you to look than here, and with free access to our for Sol his mother-in-law’s remains were 1. Section 135 Is valid. The cer tifleate at. . . j required need not set forth the Hens of markets, these foreign manufacturers can not shown. There were the remains of . A new stock of Lemonade titles held by the state or Individuals, but drive American manufacturers out of their Seti, 1300 B. C., who was one of the only the fact that liens or titles are held I y own markets or compel them to reduce the Egyptian conquerors. He seems entirely Tumblers. Manson Fruit oblivious of the fact that his toes are the state or by Individuals or both. The wages of their workmen to the European sticking out. His arms are Jars, pint, quart and 4 gal­ Than any other dealer in Barry Co. gently existence of such liens or titles does not prevent the recording of tt,e deed or standard. This is the industrial feast, to folded across his breast and his general will give you. It will only cost lons, cheap. platunless the Hen held by the state la ac­ wh c'i the democratic party invites the easv appearance gives one the impression you a cent and may save s that Seti died Just after the barber called quired for taxes becoming due within five American workingman. “ next? ” Seti was also one of the big you dollars to write years previous to the date of the instru­ builders of Egypt and. near his remains me your wants. ment. The disturbed condition of the country are those of his sqn Rameses H, 1300 B. ONT ” 2. If the certificate shows that all taxes is uncalled for and the party In power can C. He was also a great builder and is have not been paid -for five years previous to said to have become so Infatuated with the date of the deed or plat it is is not en­ well “take a look backward” of a few some of the buildings his father construct­ short months and make comparisons. One ed that he chisled out his parent’s name titled to record. year ago the McKinley law was In un­ and substituted bls own as constructor. Write to-day. 3. If at lhe annual tax sales the land has been sold to Individuals this is a pay­ challenged operation, new manufacturing: The oldest one of all Is Thotmes, who had C. E. INGERSON, Agent. ment so far as the state and the munici­ concerns were springing up on every hand, he lived till to-day would have reached the ripe old age of 4500 years. The German palities are concerned and is payment laborers were employed at good wages, village is also very attractive and contains Nashville, Mich. within the meaning of the acL every branch of business was flourishing’ reproductions ot buildings both ancient 4. The act includes those taxes and : and modern, together with furniture to and universal confidenceprevailed. At those only which, when not paid to the . suit the times. The Hagenbeck animal collector, are required by law to be re­ the present time practically no new fac­ show is one of the interesting tilings to be turned to the county treasurer and when tories are being built, established plants' seen on the Plaisance. Here are trained not paid to him are by him to be returned to- are decreasing rather than Increasing their r animals Including Hons, tigers, elephants the Auditor General. It does not contem­ . and in fact most every kind of an animal plate that either nf these officers shall working forces, and confidence Is shaken. j that the fear of man would naturally make any examination outside the rec­ Thisjcreat change In a few months was Constantly keeps on hand a fine line of ords of their own offices. Unless- such occasioned largely by a change of admin­ prompt him to keep decidedly away from. ' AH of the animals are so thoroughly under records show nonpayment, the presump­ istration and placing In power a party’ the control of the master that what they tion Is that the taxes are paid and Justify the do must be seen to be believed. Mr. Hag­ certificate that all taxes are . paid as with a John Bull platform. enbeck is acknowledged all over the shown by their records. State Republican. world as being the leader In conquering According to an investigation recently and domesticating wiki animals. The Which will always be for salt at the made by that widely quoted economist, Ed Moorish Palace follows the design of an The following summary of the condition old Moorish temple, remains of which are i of the wool Industry in the United States ward Atkinson, more than half the farms still found in Spain and Africa. This In the states of Illinois, Ohio. Michigan, building is filled with ilfuslons of various : is from a special report on wool and wool­ Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, and Montana are sorts that are very perplexing and puzzling. ' ens by Mr. S. G. Brock, until recently NEJX CUSTOMERS INVITED. free from mortgages of any kind, while the In one room mirrors are so arranged that Chief of the bureau of statistics of the farmers that do have mortgages are en­ one person suddenly grows Into a small treasury department The report has PLEASE GIVE US A CALL. army in number fat people are horror cumbered at less than one-half their valuebeen mad? public* by means ol advance stricken at their leanness and spare per­ The amount mortgaged to Eastern capi­ sons grow suddenly fat; in fact every sort sheets, and will soon be. Issued by the pubj He printer. The totals have been brought talists Is les\than 12# per cent, of the , of deception and change that can be. true value ot the farm lands In tlie states wrought by plain, concave or convex down to date. mirrors can be seen bore. Wax figures so named. The mortgages, moreover, In - The number of sheep In the United natural that they are often addressed for most cases represent the purchase price of living persons are also to lx- seen. Min­ States on Jnn. 1, 1892, is given at 44,938.­ .000, and at 47,2“S,000 ‘this year, an In­ lands—a fact which is never taken into ac. aret tower Is a reproduction of a Turkish count by the calamity howler, who flip­ structure. In this is a sliver bed once crease of 5.20 per cent, in number and owned by a sultan, it weighs two tons H. L. Palmer, breaidenL Matthrw Kevnan. Vli-c Pre* Idem. pantly assumes that mortgages Invariably J. W. Skinnvr. S-crrtary i 8.43 per cent in value during the year. and is composed of 2.000 pieces. The WlHUr.1 Merrill, tod Vice Prenident. I. McKnihgt, M D . Heilral n.r*rtor. C- A. Ixiveland. Actuary. GENERAL AGENCY OF THE ; The woo) product of 1892 is stated at 294,. represent money borrowed to pay current Japanese also have very creditable exhib­ its of their merchandise in thir village. 000,000 pounds. The amount of pulled expenses. 'IJJie Turks also have a village of their own । wool for the year 1892 is estimated by What the people demand has at last containing a reproduction of one of their I the department of agriculture at 40,000.000 streets. The Irish Village Is also said to been granted by the President and he has be very fine and .ita attractiveness has pounds, which with fleece wooU makes & called Congress to convene Aug. 7th. been greatly increased of late by the ar­ total product of wool In the United States DlstrusJand apprehension has been shown rival of the real ‘•Blarney Stooo” from the | in 1891 of 340,000,000 pounds. to a oenaln extent among all classes of Emerald Isle, lu tills village tlie ruins General Agent. 1 The number of‘’woolen establishments of Donegal Castle are reproduced. As one people which threatened great loss iff all walks up the Plaisance from either di­ in the country in 1890 is shown by the avocations. It is probable that no ques­ rection his path ahead seems to be ap­ । census bureau to have been 2.489, with an tion except that of finance will be dis­ parently blocked by a mammoth structure KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN. : Invested capital of 8280,484,481, employing cussed, and those means that will bring of iron, but an he nears it. It assumes a ' 218,133 bands, paying wages of' 37'5.060,spherical foim. This Is the noted Ferris the best relief to the country will no doubt wheel, 250 feet In diameter, that carries • 742, and using 372,797,413 pounds of wool be adopted, it is certain that tho silver people up to that height in cars connected which cost 898.540,480. The cost of all men propose to fight the repeal of the with the wheel and safely deposits them materials used was 8202,815,842, and Kalamazoo, March 14th, lbi»3. Sherman law, and It is said that If the on terra flrma again. There are 36 cars the value of the product was 8337,708,­ attached to this big wheel, each car being President has assurance of support atiffilarger than a street car and capable of 525. cifent to repeal the bill Congress may be seating 40 persons. So each turn of this * The progressive Improvement of tlie mammoth wheel can carry 1440 people exiles! even earlier. In advance of the Report of the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Michigan, fleece was as stalking before i860 as after around with IL The castings for this we present herewith a copy of the Statements made by the Companies whose new business that year, the average weight of fleece in wheel are by far the largest ever made. There would be no lost confidence If the The Ferris wheel Co. has a capital of written in Michigan in the year 1892 was not less than one-half million of dollars. 1940 being reported at 1.9 poands and dominant party would put its ear to the 8000,000.00 but as each person Is charged In 1850 2.4 pounds. The Increase In the ground and listen hard. If It would let 25 cents for a turn around the wheel, the *‘‘insurance written” with “insurance ceasing to be in force1’ gives THE number of sheep from 1800 to 1893 was al* the tariff alone, repeal the silver . purchase Investment promises to be a paying one. ACTUAL GAIN during the year. An examination of the table shows that the North­ , most exactly 100 per. cent, while the in­ Though the wheel only carries a person law and not hamper all Interests by ad. 250 feet In belghth, yet It Is said that one western Mutual Life gained nearly TWO. MILLIONS, almost three times as much as its I crease In the wool clip was 387.84 per verse legislation confidence would soon re­ experiences a feeling of having got a good nearest competitor. Combining the business of the Mutual Life, Michigan Mutual. Equitcent The total Imports of ^wool in 1892 turn. Such a line ot action of course start towards eternity when they attain fw wvniSL1 Life' we find that the Northwestern GAINED. ¥5'U59 wertf 135,003,080 pounds, of which 47.would be In exact harmony with republi­ that heighth. If one isn’t satisfied with the medium IN EXCESS OF THEIR TOTAL GAINS. 0Q7.138 pounds were wool of class one. can doctrine, and exactly contrary to the belghth reached by the Ferris wheel he 5.748,930 of class two, and 92,213, or democratic platform, built would be sound need not go away disgusted. AH that is 00,36 per cent of class three. LIST OF COMPANIES WRITING NOT LESS THAN HALF A MILLION IN 1B92. necessary Is to get Into tho basket Attach­ and all classes would be benefitted. ' The per capita consumption of wool in ed to the Captive balloon which will take the United States has grown from 4.49 . <— you 1800 feet above the Ferris wheel, way it Is said that Cleveland is In favor of a up among the clouds. The price for thus pounds in 1840 to 5.58 pounds in 1830, 0.84 POLICES CEASED POLICIES WRITTEN protectorate over the Hawaiian Islands. TOTO BE IN FORCE. pounds in 1800, and 9.07 pounds In 1890. After being refused annexation the peo­ risking your life is only 82.00. but to any COMPANY. one craving the experience the price is GAINED IN 1891 COLLECTED The United States coasumes more domes­ ple of these islands eyldently propose to small enough. If a person should see what No. Amount. No. Amount. tic wool in proportion to imported wool Id have something to uy regarding the mat- there Is to be 5e?n on the Midway Plais­ ance the total admission fees would be domestic manufactures than either of the from 320 to 825, provided he bought none Northwestern.... leading manufacturing countries. The 1616 3,192,271 719 1,216,222 1,76,0499 539,367.63 1 of the many trinkets offered for sale. But total wool product of the world for 1891 Is The democratic party s-es the hand­ there are many things that should be seen Mutual Life........ 1082. 2,247,080 592 1,534,463 712,617 474.577.-26 estimated at 3,250,000,000 pounds. writing on the wall and with .all their and which will hereafter be recalled as Michigan Mutual .715 1,470,856 336 699,107 370,461.4'1 3 771,749 The growth of the domestic woolen In­ boasted howls of tariff reform it is very the moat pleasant daring the visit to the Equitable, of N. 1067 3.713,661 711 8,092,797 464,647.12 4 fair. • 620,864 dustries as shown by the census returns doubtful if they altar the present tariff Canada Life ........ With this we conclude what we have to 178 45,175:69 5 766,150 64 617,950 148,000 laws In the leasL ’ Is set forth in the following table: say in regard to the big exhibition, if Maas. Mutual..., 381 70,894.41 785,098 52 586,774 198,324 EstabCapital we have conveyed any better Idea Phoenix Mutual. 481 1,004,893 252 53,010.57 i A VISIT ON MIDWAY PLAISANCE. of what one may expect to see there, we Year, llsbments. invested. Product. . 489,646 515,247 Travellers. .......... will feel well repaid. But no one who 108 68,097.47 3 I860... . .2.100 • 39,506.037 • 76,146,590 631,692 52 162,561 468,931 can possibly raise the money should fall to State Mutual.... Expensive but Intereatlng. 289 1870.. ..8,456 132.452,087 217,948,907 56,276.34 9 516,210 79 go to Chicago while the Columbian Expo­ Home.................... 357,359 158,851 Midway Plaisance Is a strip of land sition Is In progress. No pen can describe ,18*0... . .2,680 159,091,869 207.352,91!* 337 665,697 223 837,359 127,035.61 10 328,840 about a mile long by one-eighth of a mile tlie sights and no paper has space enough Aetna................... 1800.. . .2,480 220,494.481 337,768,524 304 53.047.49 11 wide, and within this space can seen be__ to _ give a wdt-up ot the exhibits. It must 656,279 177 315,591 340,688 Mutual Benefit.. The opinion is expressed by the late sta­ representatives of nearly every notlonallty 219 lie seen to be appreciated. 645,297 161 184,242 202.964.68 12 461,055 National Vermon tistician of the bureau of statistics of the and race, dressed In their native costume; 198 82,836.75 13 501,000 148 96,450 404,550 treasury department that the limit of pro­ and speaking their native language. A New York Life.. 462 1,309,410 383 1.606.650 -297,240* 854,029.24 14 visit on Midway Ik n-ally a condensed trip duction In wool has been reached in the abroad. Foreign atn-ets and villages, for­ *—Indicates loss. leading wool countries, such as Austral* eign temples, towers and theaters are re­ That every one In Hastings most be produced In a manner that Is said to be saving their pennies for the world’s fair avia and the Argentine Republic. very true to the original.*'. A visit to is demonstrated by the small crowds that The Northwestern in the State of Michigan lead* all companies in amount of busings In the present flurry the actions of ail everything on these grounds would nnts- have attended exenrsions this year. Forcitate the expenditure of a good -ram of 2?CT,y“ exeurstao train to Kalamazoo or m force, m amount of premiums collected, in number of policies written and in amount of should be prompted by a desire to money, ns an admission fee is charged for Gram! Rap di on circus day. would lie what is best for the country aud the inter- nearly everything varying from 10 cents crowded, but up to dale they Jiave been insurance oained in 1892. . • st of all. Partisanship and party feeling to 82.00 in price. A broad avenue about very slim. should be thrown aside at the coming 1 six rods wide runs through the entire ■ These are facta which afford ground for congratulation and are convincing proof of length of the ground and each side Is lined Hi* Wife’s UaiutF**■Biiitt ot Congress and that legl»latl<>n wlU1 it„ trmvtlng nearly the .enWishing io pay his friend a compliment the contmued and growing popularity of this great western company. bring tin«-f — Un ­ __isrtvd which . - will , - confidence and ' — - '*-nxlb —— ^voond. a gimthiman remarked, "I hear you hav« good Unx-s with IL The paramount on<—; G*ili'g from the u.iin grounds about the a very industrious wife.” ■•Yes,” replied his friend, with a metanKron:t». p«,pi,«, d., sincerely yours. An.n^.t .-j .. .. , c e t?i>by glass worses. Here is a regular choly smile, V*she Is never idle. She is al­ etai ana tariff questlo is, tie solution I factory In operation and the price for ways finding something for me It* do.’’— f which must not be accomplished by | viewing it Is 10c and well worth all it evstr. Hastings. Banner. . THE DOINGS KALAMAZOO TELEGRAPH IS EDITORIAL NOTES. HOLDS IT'S VAUD Walking slippers OHLY 85' cents, Former price FIANOS, ORQANS SEWING HflCHINES Millinery goods sold below cost at Hams & VanArniMi. FIRST CLASS GOODS SOLD, THE HASTINGS MARKET FRESH AND SALT MEATS LOWEST MARKET' PRICE. THE RACKET F. P. WILCOX, Proprietor. ED. SCHUMANN, Clerk. NoriliwBsien) Mutual Ute insurance Goniuamj G. A. DIMOC, To Our Patrons and the Public:— . ----------- Additional Local �Hastings Banner. Thursday. July <*■ “'W- j___ W. R- COOK1. Loci! Ediwt. Are you Going TO BUM • \ in the Drrig line .I,?., mth. July is always a ; . th iii our business. 'v -n, li a tiine we are than anxious to sell ; And for the above £ \ will sell you any a ■ have in stock at re­ prices.. Call and see „ . ... dock consists of a .... f WALL PAPER, n,i WINDOW SHADES. S, III hl], HOOKS (new and . hand, PAINTS. OILS \ A11N1SHES PATENT tlEl'ili INES. DRUGS and nvi.- STUFFS: This is the ...■ PARIS GREEN Wi Hellebore, INSECT J’. iWDI’li and FLY PAPER _\ii '.-and fresh. . . Will Goodyear is busily engaged In mov­ PER8ONAL mention. ing his stock of drugs to hte uew store just west of Ira Van Valkanburg’s hard­ C1,WIU Squlm, of Bl, Rapid! I, In ware store, where he will hereafter be the found in one of the nicest and moat con­ venient drug stores iu Michigan. Cl.?"* nkk’ vl,lllor rel«Um In Bay Miss Edna Brown lias been engaged by the Middleville school board to teach the Gn, Crook Is sbltln, tn Xatr,™ this grammar department in -their school for the' ensuing year. They have made a Minor Layton visited Mends In the' city wise selection and can be assured of. a aunday. ' most efficient and painstaking teacher. Miss Mary Clark returned from Ohio W. H. Huffman and Lon Woolley have their cottage at Wall Lake finished and Saturday. settled. It Is two storied and'thu veranda v re;urned from Syracuse, N. runs above and below on three sides. It The C. K. and S. has made a complete cbgnge In the time table and it is causing much dissatisfaction in the city. The train that left for Kalamazoo from here In the afternoon abput 5:27 and thus giving Hastings people a chance to stop at the lakes along the line and enjoy a good fish before dark, has been changed to leave at 9:25 and does not reach Cloverdale and Delton until after ten. This completely shuts off passenger traffic to the lakes and the people will have to content themselves by going to Tbomapple or staying al home. Before the changes, one could leave here after business hours and return in the morning before business commenced and the fact that the C. K. nnd S. has is situated between the Ilayfes and Rey­ completely ignored this class, in spite of nolds cottages and te one of the neatest on the large amount of patronage they re­ the lake. ceive from the Hustings people, Is causing Henry Osborn was hi Detroit on buaiHastings was nearly deserted Tuesday, a general kick and we think n righteous her citizens celebrating the glorious ness yesterday. one. If the afternoon freight could go an fourth In various ways and in various Miss Sarah Horten Is home from Mus­ hour later and have a paMenger car attach­ places. The many beautiful lakes in the kegon until fall. ed the difficulty would be solved In a great county claimed many, while large num­ *XJr. and Mrs. D. E. Fuller left for the measure. bers went to Delton, Nashville and other World s fair to day. places to put in the day. A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. Word received from Jown W. Atkins, of Chicago, says he will be glad to direct any of his Hastings friends to comfortable and desirable accommodations while they are in Chicago this summer. His address is 55 N. Clark Street We regret we have not space to publish his entire letter. Laren Jones, formerly of tills-place, is prepared to give board and rooms, one dollar a day. Ticket to Kensington, take streetcar for Burnside transfer to south Chicago, get off at Foster Ave. 93rd street, and you are here. Loken Jones. Chas. W. Jordan was at Nashville yerterday on business. Miss Agnes McGovern left for her home in Monroe Monday. Ron. b»nlel Striker, Friday un business. *u In Lowell Mrs. Fred Barlow and Lyman are visit­ ing the World’s fair. Seth Angle returned from Chicago Mon­ day for a short visit. • Mr. and Mrs. Frtnk Gllnes visited in GoblevBle last week. Miss Nellie Felghner has been visiting One hundred dollars will be paid for a case Drunkenness, Morphine or Tobac­ relatives in Muskegon. co Habit that cannot be cured by the use Jas. Kelley, of Garrett, Indiana, Is visit­ of HiiPs Chloride of Gold Tablets,' manu­ ing relative In the city. factured by the Ohio Chemical Co.. Limn, Miss Downey, of Nashville, visited Mlsa Ohio. AH first-class druggists keep them. Read large advertisment regarding the Hattie Beadle last week. Talitete in another part of this paper. Miss Sah(e and Kittle Beadle were at It is naturally a matter of great pleasure home Monday and Tuesday. to F. P. Wilcox, the proprietor of the Mrs. Tin Bnni.es aud son are in Lansing Hastings Market, to know that his efforts the guest of Mrs B’s mother. to ke*ep none but the best of meats, and Mrs. IL D. Bailey entertained a lady runm first class meat market, are being appreciated. All who go to the Hastings friend from Olivet this week. ■ CIKOJLflTlON ■ Market receive prompt attention . and Miss Marcia Runyon, ot Grand Rapids, reek, 75 quires. courteous treatment, which accounts for Is visiting friends in the city. the .growing patronage of the market W. I>. Hayes’ family are nt their Wall ^Xdge Clement Smith delivered an ora­ Lake cottage for the summer. changes for advert I-ementa tion before the prisoners in Jackson prison 4 office Tuesdays at latest to July 4tb to a very attentive audience. ‘•'Stas Rebekah Striker visited Miss Lois ricit In the Issue of the week The Judge says one thing" was very en­ Marshall in Nashville last week. couraging to him and that was that none Fred Underhill and bride have been of his audience ••got up and left’’ Mr. visiting friends in the city this week. !*•• no state fair held this Stntth highly oompiiments the music funsished by the colored quartette of u/CISs Olga Bessmer spent Tuesday with Miss Lillian Rosalie, of Grand Rapids. • promise to fv-’ a l.'ricv prispnura, the prison choir, and the prison luind. He also speaks In the highest Frank Pancoast and family are at Wall terran of the uew Warden, Mr. Chamber­ Lake this week settling their new cottage. u -! tinkler "erJs to L* duly lain! . ilit-s- i; it din < Mrs. Isa Dickerson and little daughter Tin- new board of education voted SB AUco spgnt their fourth’lri Grand Rap­ lull bin ui Newfoundland times Tuesday nlglit to elect a president, ids. • }. Church, Middleville. the last bn Hot standing about the same as Dr.’s Fowler and Vivian, Shlrhiy Smith ■ ;i given by Fred Allen at the first. W. D. Hayes generally rvceiviqg Geo. Tomlinson 5. with one or two and W. 1L Cook were at Wall luike Thurs­ f'tiir’h Is very highly spoken scattering votes, luiat evening the board day. convened again and broke rhe dead ibek Mrs. I.}da Cotton started Monday • . Co. keep a full, fresh line and <-lrct< d lhe following office'rs: morning for Chicago to attend the world's iti<i give soap tr» ell customers President—Jno. M. Bessmer. fair. Secretary—T. J. Bro*sean. Miss Celia Ensign returned to Detroit 'Ikeasurer—Fred L. Heath. .. fcahUHtel/i the " Mi‘* Flo Beadle ww elected 1?5rst As- Wednesday after a several weeks visit in • - Iht of tax sales for Borthe city. FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. LOCAL NEWS. T: . IVoi-it: often wonder why their letters and pusUiis don’t reach Hirlr destinauou and'areeive prompt attention. The. truth is that very often the fault Is with* tbeninit i-to-ed down to Celt­ seltteii because 4h~y Dave either put no ad­ ic. Tu-slav and tbeeatlre force dress <«n, or directed it Incorrectly. Post­ master ■Sii- ldon reciiutiy showed us a bun­ ; •. id full enjoyment. ■’ ; .vk’ the Barry County felc- dle nf postal-cards upon which Were was .: - - • •J>n will '«<cn have a line no adikess whatever. The postals could nut te* returned because they were either | •• n ibd.fi-aud Freeport signed by tlie first name or by some nlck4 . .. . a fall t.I.Md bird dog name bj" which It would be kupossiUle to' . • ' •. me cheap of James P. ideutify the writer. ’ ' ’ American Express Office. If you hive Just returne.1 from a long ; •' '.*• .ilv walk repairing is on a whole watk uu/of tliese warm days or have '. , v.rt well hen* there areatill a heated vour blood in some way to the boil­ ... of ,,ldt walks needing repairs. ing point, dont swallow a glase of some ice cold drink immediately on getting ' > ; ir water rent now. The penalty lioihe. wait till you have eooled off a little. ' < ; ■. : n’.z -u Will be seen by perusing We read an account recently of a l#dy .s n-;. • p1.; Slied-elsewhere In this Is-. who died cuddenly from the effects of drinking a glass of ice cool lemonade after is • ..il t«> remember that Jok Rogers a long walk on a bailing hot day. The .V Co. ;• •- snap free of charge to all lemonade lowered the temperature too«ud1: will Jtay you to trade denly and caused conjestlon of the brain from which she shortly died. . * «. - • . »k« L.I. Powers No. 35 cigar. \ ’ •sen-; al wavs the bed 5 cent I ,4t halted Ntatm> ■Nl Hotel property In Woodland. Call on or address L C. Cavanaugh, Woodland, Mich. Married on July 3rd. by the Rev. A. D. Grigsby Mr. Emory Wilkins to Miss Addle Hawkins. . The hose team went to Cadillac Tuesday to participate in the celebration, and cer­ tainly did their share, and fully abstained their reputation of being hustlers and hard to beat when It comes to -a hose race. There were only three teams entered in the hose race, the Vigilante and Young Alerts of Cadillac and the team from this city. Tne former made the run In 4Iff seconds, lhe Young Alerts in 44#. The Hastings team made the run in 39# sec­ onds. but in making the coupling Rob Green made only two turns of the coup­ ler, when two and a half turns were re­ quired. This little mistake threw the hose team out of the first prize of 3100. and a • very low record. The boys however were awarded the third prize ot §25 In money Mis* Aliena Allen left for her home In and.a special purse of S25 was given them Bay Citv today* after n three ' weeks by the Mayor ot Hie city for the way in which they had contributed to make things visit In the city. lively and interesting. Mr. and Mrs. Puffer, of ’Vermont, ______ __________ _ -In „ _____________ The boys were also it” when it came visited their brother Rev. W. M. Ptiffer । to the other .ipojte. Frank Baker won ’he and family Sunday. ; lev yard race easily away from a sprinter Itan. *’f n>'-an «bIHty. This Was the first Miss.Ora McClintock Is In ... Cram! ________ . ■ race in which Frank has ever participated ids this week, the guest of the Misses Mae 'j and the other fellows got about eight feet F<x>t»and Grace Matter. the start of film, but Frank lit out like a {/The Misses Ward, Nash, Fisher. Owens, scared deer and came under the wire an and Ed. Mintline, of Kalamazoo, and Miss easy winner leading them all by about Hoag, of Battle Creek, were guests of half n rod. ‘ In the wheelbarrow race. Charlie-Grace Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jordan and Fred "* Mewon second money. He also won second Fherson at Wall Lake the fourth. money in Jumping. The sack race was won by Pat Slattery. •Jn. nnd Mrs. J. C. Andrus, Prof. and Sirs. Sterling, Mrs. A. E. Davenport. From the lively way in which he got over Mbs Minnie Matthews, Shirlie and Don. the ground it is said that many thought Smith are among the Hastings people who that a Kangaroo had escaped from Bar­ num’s clrcns. ’ went to Chicago this week. The boys -peak very highly of the way Examine yonr grape vines and if yon Id which they were entertained at Cadillac find that there Is’ an Insect eating tho and have reason to be proud of the show­ ing they made — even though they lost the leaves. It will be well to take prompt and vigorous measures to exterminate the pest. the first prize by "half a turn.’’ A very to boll better, kle the Water rents shall be Sue and payable semi-annually In advance, at the office of the Clark of the Board of Water Commiss­ ioners, on the first day of January and July In each year, unless otherwise pro­ vided for lu the schedule of rents, and if not paid within ten days after diie. 10 per­ cent additional will be charged and col­ lected. The undersigned will be found at council rooms from 1 to 6 and from 7 to 9 o’clock P. M. from this date, to re­ ceive water taxes. E. G. Holbrook. Clerk of Water Board. Dated Hastings July 5th., 1893. .No „ w B, 81 Name and residence. t Neal M. Russell. Tbomapple I Eva Sherman, Middleville j Edgar L Buchanan, Chicago i Nettle M. Smilh. Barry . _ < Frank Montague, Orangeville w I Mary Montague, n i Emory F. Wilkins, City M 1 Addle Hawkins i Julius Hosmer, Castleton 85 i B. Msy Smith ’’ Patrick Lee to Jos. II. Bowser, parcel, sec 10, Jobnslown, S290Q. Andrew J. Bowne to Merrett Wood.«) a. sec MMoreyKL.*Tt*pte2u> Elizabeth (Schrader, lots 10ld*<ChilSOTto°Ho^5Henry Chilson, parcel. ^Abbte Nlrasto Valentine Leins, lots 783 and ’"ida A. Chlteon to W. H. Chilson, parcel, sec 7, Woodland. When in GRAND RAPIDS stop at ■ TME KENT oppo.it. union dbtot. Free Baggage Transfer, New Hma Steam Heat and Electric Bells.^^ BEACH'* BOOTH. Going To The SENATE RESTAURANT TO GET A LUNCH 2R SQUARE rtEffl., Shrimp, Salmon etc., and the stock b» new sao. Rainie accomodattons tor all. ladles ia as gente. Give us a call. In baeenwnt E. Y. Bogie's Store. Corner Main and JefferanaaSU. M. A. GORDON. Proprietor. Ladles’ WaiGhGS, Gents’ Watches, Boijs’ WatchesLatest styles. Lowest prices. Butter. 11 to 13. Corn per bo., SO. Kras P®r dox-111 to ,3* ■ tHues per lb.. 4. Hav per ton, 0.00 to s.00. Lard per lb.. 10 to 12*4. Potatoes per bn., S>. to 70. Rye per bu.. <5. Tallow per lb.. 4. Oate per bu.. 30. Wheat, red per bu..«. Wheat, white per bu.. 00. Clover Seed per bu., 4DO. Ttmotby Seed per bu., 2J0. Barley per bu. 90 to 1.10 Wool per lb. S to IT. Millet seed per bu. 50. Violins, Guitars and Banjos. stock oi the best strings obtainable. IV F.R. fflN60flST, The Reliable Jeweler. FARMERS Wool is But there never was a time in the World when you could buy as rrhjch Furniture for the money as you can to-day .at McCOY’S Furniture and’ Carpet Emporium, good method to accomplish H|is Is tobacco clippings, or what is still tobacco stems, in water, and sprin­ vines with the fluid. * n - j l;<- <>t its size Hastings has n; The new law ceiatlve to -lhe killing of i.i’ •• large number-Of Insurance ord­ English spartowa aays that “every person find ;<>. jre prosperous and have good ibeing an inhabitant of this state, who chill kill during the montlis/of November. December. January, February and March, Minnie Replogle has Just closed a . fourth Lds come aud gone and the au English sparrow in any organized successful school year in the Norton '•u .i . .. wi’.h the fire crackers has the tawnahlp, village or city in this state, school. Maple Grove, her pupils presentcu ■ .'-iber of burns aud bruises and shall be entitled to a bounty of three cents to her a beautifully bound volume of Bry­ ■ pt|-r-: are full of bit* rwrrow escape.. for each sparrow thus killed." The spar­ ants poems. Graduating and promotion J ■ 'ii Green Street Sunday last a row* should be taken to tho clerk of the exercises were held In the M. E. church ’> •' -latehwith Initials -S. K.” on town or city in lots of not less ,than ten, Friday evening, taking In about seven - • ■■■ . -ase. Finder will be rewarded and the party make oatli that they were dollarf for library fund. Music furnished -.i ■ «atne at County Treasurers of- killed during the months named. by quartette from Hastings. The Michigan Central will until Septem­ A paper read at the world’s fair press ■ turret that W. H. Goodyear, the ber 30th sell round trip tourists ticket.-, congress bore the title: Is absolute truth f .'-. ’. has moved into his u«*w store limited to return not later than October possible In a newspaper?’’ An answer to • -i »f Ira Van Valkenburgh’a hnrd- 31st at the following tow rates: Traverse City, Mich.............................. 37.10 the question would be that it is possible, ■ ’ • Mr. G. has shown commendable but highly injudicious. If the absolute, in building. Bay View I ................. B M unvarnished truth concerning people were Petoskey (................... Michigan Camp meeting Associa told In a newspaper, there would be such Harbor .Spruigs, Mich......................... 9 20 ’ 1 ' ■ hohl their annual camp meeting Mackinaw City. ” .. ....................... 10.30 ।a ruction in the community every week u. 1. ■<. Rapids this year from July 20th. Afackinac Island, " .............................. 11.30 that ordinary gossip would sink Into in­ I doth. Some fine speakers have Elk Rapids " .......................... " 1significance. >-n .ecur.-d and other attractions are Charlevoix «•*» Although these are close times the mos­ I offered. , OttawrBeacb quito Is not at all backward this year L. Aj Gort.D, - .'i-t all farm produce is low In price about presenting his bill. The oldest in­ Agt. •! «<H pay fannerslo remember that Jos. habitant has never seen the mosqulte so a Co. give all of their customers June 23, *93. numerous. Unlike love, he doesn’t come r'oapftee of charge. They keep the A postage stamp conundrum is going in silence and aloae to seek the elected l i 't of groceries and sell them as low as tlie rounds. A young lady entered a post­ one. but he simply swoops, down upon the wy retailer In the state. office, handed bi a flollsr bill and said she unlucky Individual with his whole family, tjaemw-s Beard of Health and the wanted twice as many twos as ones and makes himself at home and stays to sup­ ■- -.Tr! <>r E lueation has been ordered to the balance iu threes. The clerk smiling­ per. singing his soft little summer song r-rnHy the heating apparatus of their ly started lu off-hand to count out the the white. ■ ,‘"L which Is none other :han the stamps, grew perplexed, commenced fig­ A letter received from Prof. R. D. «yMefn which is the one usedin uring, and figured until he got red In the BaHey. of this city, who Is at Chicago, at­ -face, when the young lady politely told our new county c< urt house. tending the fair, says he Is very pleasant­ him she was in no hurry, that he could ly located at Hotel Hiawatha which te a . ,. '' ' this dtv. and Mr. Mcfigure it out and she would call the next *■ hare purchased a leading meat- day for the stamps. Now who can figure out five minutes walk from the grounds. He wtU'- t nt I'Minwell nnd left for that vi­ the problem how many stamps were given advises all end especially the boys and ’ ■■■•• week. Dick has had plenty of ex­ the young lady by the clerk when she girls of the High school to make an earnest effort to attend the fair. Ills address is P ■' I - e and should meet with success as called the next day. HM' 1 Hiawatha, f43'> Grtre Ave. .and be many friends here hope be will. In several of our e xchanges we notice would be pleased ro meet any of his Has­ 'rltlay Bishop Glllasple. of Grand Kapaccounts of a new kind of a bug on pota­ tings friends there. .' brated his 50th. year in the mlu- to vines that may prove, a rival to Parte Among those who gave short adChicago enthusiasm innst have istruelr • dr» s w..w Her j w Baiicrofh and green and London purple in destroying th? Grand Rat>lds last week «olom‘na‘“ troublesome potato bug. The following l>. (}. Robinson, of this city. Tlie te a clipping from the Battle Creek Jour­ In the excellent Sunday edition of the di, -.op |S h;3 75th yearand very actjve nal concerning It. H. W. -Cronkhite of Telegram Herald. There were 24 pages proforely illustrated with ,ha,Mo”« - 'f <*r;r o: his age. Emmet, brought into our office yesterday, Z^rtTlt if nns are out for the wedding of several specimens of a kind of bug that photographs of the city’s most prominent business hoo-e-, bnstoess nrn and the • ^ Minnie Kraus tn K<rl D. Keyes, of has recently made Its appearance on his most beautiful residences of the city. •1 nesday evening July 8th. at the potato vines. Thlr'bng te an enemy and The mMHoo was printed on a good qua b w2ti7 Church- Bellevue. Miss Evans hi destroyer of the jfotato bug and lives up­ ty ofbook paper which shows the artistic I •' known in this city where she was a on them. The mfw insect somewhat re­ beauty of the paper to Its best advantage. 1" lke publlfi *bool- a»,d has the sembles a potato bug in appearance, but Such an edition merits the strong support K .V ? ,li ,,er UnRtjnc» friends. Air. Is lighter in color. It does not injure the of the btuAess men of any city, and the in,';’’ ,aD1,,"r to many here he be- potato vines but captures aud devours the people of Grand Rapids evidently appre­ jnorst tenor In the Olivet College quar- pestifirons potato bug with a voracity and ciate the facr. ' celerity that te edifying to witness. • A frightful accident occurred at Assyria the 4th,-resulting in the death of Harry Scott. He 'together with his brothers I^iule and Sam. two Abbey boys, and Vern Powers, nil between twelve and fourteen constructed a small cannon from a piece of iron tubing, fastened to a two by four, and fired it off at the. Center during the forenoon. In the afternoon they took It and went down to Loon Lake and fired It repeatedly, each time adding a little more powder and packing It with wet sand to make a louder report. They finally con­ cluded to have a swim aud go home, but Hirry wanted to fire it once more. The boys started for the swimming ground while Harry loaded It again. He stooped over to light the fuse with a match when it exploded, the pieces cutting him In a doz­ en different places, one striking him di­ rectly In the heart. He gave one yell and ran a short distance when be fell down and expired Instantly. The boys gave the ulgrtn and he- was taken to Mr. Olms­ teads* and from there was taken home by Charles Abbey and Dr. Powers. His par­ ents are nearly crazed with grief and Assyria Is wrapped in gloom. Examinations will be held at the High school, Hastings, as follows: Thursday and Friday, Aug. 3 and 4. Saturday. Sept. 30. • det. 28. Previous standings will not be accepted but-1 all must write the examination. Can­ didates for first grade certificates most write with pen and ink. By order of Board. Enoch Asdbvs, Commissioner. Institute during the week beginning Aug. 28. POSING IN ONE OF THE STEIN BLOCK SUITS,, “Striking an attitude” because he feels so well in his new clothes—almost wants to go right away and have his picture taken, he is so proud of himself. You’ve seen young men frequent­ ly in just this buoyant frame of mind. We only wish you could know how many of them were dressed in the S. B. Co’s. Clothes. K. K. Qrant J �.. -------------- ■-------- - H A STI N GS B ANNER. Thursday, July 6, 1893 A MAMMOTH WHEEL. Moi esF’omthE A great feature of Mexico’s fair ex- After the various tower scheme* for the world's fair were abandoned there hlbltUthe euopy pta«d In tea «mter of th. came to the front a man by the name north end ol th. Gallery of Ho"°e >n of Ferris who had what incredulour people termed a monstrous wheel in W* the Woman', building. Il work of the yonag wdmon In the norhead. Mr. Ferris became the object of nml «hool of te. OUy of Mrafoo. and much ridicule on account of a pet proj­ was loaned by Mnj. Diaz, the wife of ect of his, which was to build a big the president of the republic. The wheel which would carry passengers to chair belongs to the National palace an altitude of 870 feet His plan wns and is placed in the salon where the Victoria houbk, Great Britain’s regarded as exceedingly visionary, but president receives all foreign ministers hitherto exclusive home, will be open after frequent rebuffs he succeeded in on state occasions. . obtaining a permit to put up his wheel to the public daily hereafter from 3 The chair and canopy were exhibited in the Mui way Plaisance. ’The work in the exposition of Paris in 1889 nnd Tins state of Tennessee exhibit* a was begun last March nnd has just received two gold medals and one reached successful completion and has beech tree from that state on which grund prize. At the New Orleans ex­ been put in operation. Daniel Boone once carved his name. position it received three gold medals Its highest point is 365 feet above the A resolution to boycott the world’s fair ™ rejected by the N.tlon.1 Un- «urr»ee ot the o^th. TheJ1)8”'1";£ knd a grand diploma of honor. The Ion ot Chrietten Endeneor wol.Ue. In M0 feet. «nd tee eln.-mufcrenoe hJ. ten throne seat Is constructed to represent convention ,t Tiffin. O. . ; entire Uunir belnK taited IS teet «bove three periods in the h»tory of Mexico. The crown plated with gold typifl» The repreeentatlve. of the torelgn . Eronnd. whecU the Aztec epoch, and it is carved with n.tto» h.ve ndthdrnwn their obje^ । J h u signs reprsenting the months, years tion, to the system ot ntwdn prepared “ '£ u Fcrrt, wheel. Eh^-Sa 'rhiCh" “d the 1O“r by iron rods fight is settled. j , struts which do not approach AN exhibit from the Holy Land hM.^Xn 20 feel to the pcripb- JlunjbiaQgp^iiioij An old soldier. czme out of the War greatly enfeebled by Typhoid Fever, and after being In various hospitals tho doctors discharged him u incurable with CMtawraptiaa. He has been tn poor health since, until he began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla Immediately his cough grew looser, night sweats ceased, and he regained good general health. He cordially recommends Hood’s Sar­ saparilla, especially to comrades in the <3. A. JR. Michigan Centrai, “ The Niagara Falls Route.’' 1*5 |5s Si I J3- zASTWAiiD. Ia.m.[p.m.to.m.|p.m.]ara •fASTlNOS.................... I 7.421 2.141 6 38|ll.Wj S-20 sunou. | a EalJ* Wx’twa'W. |a.m.|xm.|p m.|p.m.|p.m. 4A8TINOX ...............I X58| 8.37|1L(K| ».10| 1.09 M. A GILLMAN. Local Agent. Hasttog*. . BCGOLZS 0. F & T. A. Cbicago. SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL AT THE 8RAND RAFIDS BUSINESS COLLEGE. For particulars, addreu A. S. Parish, Prop. Do you Know? That more ills result from an Unhealthy Liver than any other cause-indigestion, Consti­ pation, Headache, Biliousffess, nnd Malaria usually attend it. Dr. Sanfprd’s Liver Invigorator is a vegetable specific for Liver Disorders and their accompany­ ing evils. It cures thousands why not be one of them ? Take Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator. Your Druggist will supply you. MORTGAtiE SALE. X . ’ Default having been made' In the conditions of a certain inortgnite inside by Arthur D. Hnxboa and Sarab l>. Hugln**. bls wife, Hubert I I C.atasng, and Einnv* Strong, lib wife, of Barry i County. Micblenn. to Waller Dickson, ot Albanv, state of New York, dated September 26. I A. V; 16M. and reconled In tlie omce of the Regular of Deeds, for the County of Barry and ! State of Michigan, on the 3rd day of October. A. ' D.. IMS. tn Uta r of Mortgage*, on pages 24 : .usd US. which said mortRnge w« duly aligned ! t»y said Walter Dickson to John A. Robertson, of the County of Barry and Slate of Michigan, on the SHh day of September. HtaS, »mI,1 umIjo.ment having been duly recorded in the orere of the Hexhter of Deeds of said Uouuty of Barry, on tiie 27tn day of February, A. D., 1893 in Liber 36 of Mortg mes on page 434. on v. hleb said tnortKaae. no assigned there In claimed to tie due al tiie time of this notice Ibo inm. of three thousand one hundred elglity-two dollar* and sixty seven cents and an Attorney's fee of fifty dollars provided for in said mortgage, and which. Is the w ole amount claimed to Mi due KMld mortgage, him! no suit or proceedlMN v having been taslltuted to recover tlie amount secured by said mortgage or auy part I thereof. bow. therefore by virtue ot the power of »r.ie contained.in said mortgage, arid the statute in such case made mid provided, notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the secontl day <j( I September. A. D.. 1MB at 10 o’clock In the forn; noon. I shall »rll at Public Auction, to the high­ ' est bidder, at the north front door of ttie ; Court House, iu tlie cuy ot H.vmugs. ittnt be­ ing the place where the Circuit Court for the County of Barry In hoiden) the premises drscribed in said inortgaee, (except such part of ‘ the said described premises as was Inserted lu j said mortgage by rrr»»r and winch have been 1 heretofore released by Quit Claim deed to Louise M Everts, the legal owner as hereinafter set forth, or no much thereof ai* may be tiecem sarv to pay the amount due upon said mortgage -wiin Interest at eight percent, and all legal costs, together with mi attorney fee of fifty col­ lars covenanted for therein, the nn-inlaes being descrit«ed lu said mortgage as follows 1 Commencing at tiie uprth we«t corner of F. L. Blake’* lot In the village ot Irving. County of Barry aud State of Michigan, and runntug trom thence ea-1 or in an easterly direction along the north line of lots heretofore conveyed and to the . highway crossing the race and east of the lot or land deeded to Efile Bddwtu. and from said highwaj In a south easterly direction on tiie south lino of tne raceway, to Intersect the pond; lhence on and along the westerly line <>f said pond in a northerly direction to the dan*, and from thence following the center ol tlie Thornapple rtvrr to a point directly north of the point of starting, and from said point south to the place of beginning, containing ten acre* more or less; and all on section thirty-one In town four north, range nine west, excepting from the above ail streets and highwaj s now lawfully ttiereon. Also the Undivided one half of th- folldwing: Commencing at a polut fifty - two feet, six Inehrs west and Cxre’ve rods three feet and three todies north ot Uie •o-.itheast ; corner ot lhe north west quarter of sect l»n I thirty-one, town four norib of range nine west; ' running from Ibenee went • Irht rods; ibeuce north to the center of tlie Tbornapple river; thenee east eight rod«, Ui-nc* south to place <>t - beginning. It is expressly understo-»d that thh last described pi einlsrs is all lhe premises, mid privilege and rights of flowage, owned by Alonzo K. Gardner ano Frank Campbell aud eonstltu ting the tale firm, Gardner. Campbell & Co . of Irving, and that this mortgage la Intabdod t« cover the undivided one-half of all right* oi said Gardner. Campbell A Co., together witi■ the perpetual right to the water power, back water, dowage and mill privileges described above with lhe roller flou -tag mill and all mil) fixtures thereto now steading or hereafter to be erected aud placed upon said premises tneiud Ing both of above desert pt iona That to drafting said mortgage the draftamar made an error and the following described land with mill privileges and right of flowan. was Inserted in said mortgage by mistake, that- th< said mortgagors had no title and claim no title \ to said premises, and the Assignee ot Md>* mortgage claims no right* therein, and sai l - promises will Hol be offered for aale under th » mortgage sale. The premises so inserted n tald mortgage by error xnd which will not taoffered for sale are described as fol'owN: Akio the undivided one half of the following Commencing ata point fifty-two feet six tach.-west and t welve rods three feet aud three Inch north of the south east corner of the north WMC quarter of section thirty-one, town fom north of range nine wrol; running from tliemi■ west eight rods; thence north to llu- center <»t :to* Thornapp>e river; thenee east eight rods. tnence Mxith to place of hMriOflin*. ills «x presaly understood that this last de.scrib ->i Fraak Camptell and onoriltuUng the l.-.u ,Uaraner.<<ampb«n 4c<>..of Irriuv. ■ lhl» mortKNse |» lutendwl to cover tne inr- John A. Rommmtnox. MEXICO'S GOLDCN CHAIR. been received at the Transportation I Quuide of thcMJ rods the cars building. Among other things it in- . and tUpported by steel bars eludes a model of the boats used on q{ abont flve inch(M< Sn thickness extendthe sea of Galilee in the time of Christ. . ffom onc whccl tu the other. Each No more fans with advertisements 1 w)ieei has for its outline a curved iron on them will be given away on the ex- I heam 25S by 19 inches. Forty feet in­ position grounds. President Higin- 'slde another team, forming a smaller botham has issued an order1 to such an 1 cjrcie. From these beams or circles effect and says that the fan concession ' will not be interfered with. 1'iTE dedication of the Texas build­ YIELD OF THE FIELDS. Those wl o have used Dr, Kldz’* v.w Discovery know Its value, and tbU wto I “X_Wbe.t Will H- «•“»* cor. pre- S*.” It" "“<wwumit to (H It free. Call on tho advertised DruJio and get a trial bottle, free. Srnd^tS! m4 .ddr.«, to u. E. Baeki.n *<™' Chicago, and get a ■ sample box Gr u,' New 1-lfc- Hit. Ftw, „, J1'- WorU pate lUh« . "P°rt the «’DdiUo“ J .11V 1 of the crops in tho wetern and northweotern states, the ,,acl^ Canada and Manitoba, 1 his report w as obtained by telegraph Saturday from in nearly 700 cities, towns an* «rr.«At wheatand corn growing district*. ‘-“T ‘h' 01 Ohio. Indian*. IlH»phL Kentucky. TenMtatonrl. Tesw. K.MM. NoIn^. MtehUr-. Wtacon,in. Minneota. North Itakota^ jsnd Routh Dakota. Of the (XX) bushels of wheat in th* crop of 1802. government re­ port, these states produced over 890,­ 000,000 bushels- They produced prac­ tically all Hie corn crop. In addition good general* reports have been ob£toed from the I’.u-itic slope, whkh last year produced about 60,000,000 bushels of wheat, and from Canada, Manitoba, the northwest territories and British Columbia, whose yield consti­ tute* another important factor in the copy ot Gold, to ll-lto lu.lruclor, tmt. All ot which I, teed to do you good »ud 00,1 „„ it W. H. (toodye., . brue ,u.L. “ °* Upon receipt of your address and fifteen cents In postage stamp*. we will mail , " prepaid Sowknir Portfolio ,.,v World's Colvwhun Exin.m k' regular price In fifty cento, but &.< .V(.'w '1 you to have one, we make the price Mon, Inal. You wUl find H a work .,( art and a thing to be prized. It contains full vlewa of tho great buildings, with d, '-in tlons of same, and Is executed in highest style of art. If not aatisfled with It. after yon get It. wo will refund the stamp* linii let you keep tho J>ook. Addrt *-. H. E. Bvcklkn a Co.. L’hl&go, m wheat raurkcL The reports show: __ _ .._ . — —.... Mr... t-u. mtirtS hfttow The best salve in the world torouu bruises, sores, ulcers, .salt rheum, teVer sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblain*, coms, and nil akin eruptions, and P'.-tltivta ly cures plies or no pay requin -j. ]t guaranteed to fcive perfect ktlstacti'm. or money refunded. Price 25 rent-, j< r box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggfat.* 2 Thai the corn crop will be enormous, ana ir vest Mr oondlttoM continue Rood will probably A rich salt vein lias been struck st Howell. •Imllnr tcralM hw incroMtl and that Ue crop *1* TtiBt ibc hay crop U ovarywhera about Yaple will deliver an oration at Oxford July 4. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. the average. „ . 6. That the fruit crop ta RcneraLy poor, and ing has been postponed from July l.to in n*any ooaoa a total failure. July 30, for which date an elaborate & That tho aeuerul condition of the ag­ ricultural aoction la excellent, the outlook programme has been arranged. Tho prombUng ti*" farnwra cheerful and boj>obuilding is quite finished and tlie furful nitiye, all mode in Texas, is now be­ The partial failure of the wheat crop FRE81DKNT DIAZ* CHAIR IN WOMAN'S ing put in place. has been foreseen. It is due chiefly to ’ BVHJHNG. Free parlors for the exclusive use of unfavorable weather last winter. The Talking of patent medicines—you kp<iW ladies are now open in tho southeast i and phases of the moon. In the center heaviest damage is In Kansas, tho old prejudice. And the doct. ’•s - wrue corner of the Terminal station, the is the coat of arms of Mexico. where In nearly thirty counties of them are between you and u«. They southeast corner of the Casino and at I Falling from tlie crown is the carithe crop is a total failure. The state s would like you tu tliluk tint whal’.-. cured the east front of the Cocked Hat build- j opy, the upper curtain of crimson bro­ yield ha* been, it is alleged, only 49 thousands won't cure you. You'd believe ing at Fifty-ninth street. They arc 1 caded silk lined with white brocade. per cent of an average. This means a In patent medleintm If they didn't profess supplied with lounges, easy chairs and I Along the border is embroidered the reduction of over 40.000,000 bushels in to cure everything—and so, between the the services of maids ure given free of coat of arms of tho principal cities of the crop of that state alone, for Kan­ experiooents of doctors, and the expertcharge. Mexico in gold thread. The coat of sas is the greatest wheat country in tuents of patent medicines that ar<- sold arms of the City of Mexico is em­ Knights Templabs’ headquarters for the world. Its production .last year only because there’s money In the •’.-lull,’’ broidered on a shield of silk and is all visiting members of the order and was over 70,000,000 bushels. Illinois you lose faith in everytlimg. their families have been furnished in suspended over tho chair. This cur­ And. yon can’t always tell the prescrip­ and Missouri wheat also suffered heavi­ the banquet hall at the world’s fair, i tain represents tho Spanish domina­ tion that cures by what you readin the This building is on the lagoon near tion, a period of three hundred years. ly from the same cause. papers. So, perhaps, there's no tetter Spring wheat ho* been greatly dam­ the Clambake and Fisheries building. I way to Fell a remedy, than to tel! the truth The second curtain represents the TUR FEUIUB WHEEL. aged in North Dakota and other secThe headquarters contain all con- r I extends the missive iron truss work republic, a time of peace, and it is tlons by drought This has been broken about It. and lake the risk of its doing just what it professes to do. crimson plush lined with white tbro-» vcnicnoes of communicat ion and service ’ 1 ■ which holds thorn together. The That's what the World*-. Mhspt-nsary and a general register. Its bonier is embroidered in within a day or two and the outlook is I axle on which the great wheel turns cade. roses and laurel with gold and stiver improving. Another clement in the re­ Medical Association, of Buffa o, 5. Y„ In the Swedish building arc exhib' is a steel bar XJ iuehes thick and 45 feet duction of the wheat crop is the de ­ does with Dr. Pierce’s Goidrp Medical Dis­ thread. Tlie chair of rod silk is I ted remarkable pieces in steel. One j long. It is fastened to each of the twin covery and Dr. Pierce’s Favprite Prescrip­ is the largest band saw in the world. j■ wheolFin a steel hub 10 feet in diura- placed on a raLsdd platform covered creased acreage, due to fanners aban tion. If they don’t do whatrthvln ufakers It is 230 feotdong by 13 inches wide, 1 with rod cloth. The legs of the chair doning its culture on account of low eter. All of this great mass, the hubs price* and putting In barley, oats and say they’ll do—you get your money wkweighs 077 pounds, nnd is made of one j and the two circles, is held together by are formed from the head and wings of other grains instead. continuous piece of metal. The sec-I Of S3 prisoners in the Berrien County । 2X-inch steel rods, arranged to run 'out the eagle. On the hack of the clmir is There hasliecn much doubt about the ond is the largest cold rolled steel 1 ; in pairs from the axle to spread 13 feet the monogram “R. M-”—Republic of corn crop, owing to the reports of un­ jail 29 are vagrants. band ever made. It is 050 feet long, 12 i Mexico — interwoven with the laurel । apart at the circumference. Hon. Thomas E. Bark worth will speak favorable weather and cjiunuge by in­ inches wide and weighs 628 pounds. j I . There are thirty-six rars on the sects, but the report* indicate that the at Jackson on the Fourth. The third is tho largest hot rolled steel • wheel, each capable of comfortably WORLD’S FAIR PASSES. crop I* now finally out of danger and band ever made. It is 90 feet long, 12 ' A»k No sympathy । seating forty people. The enrs nre 27. promises to be an immense one. inches wide and weighs 771 pounds. feet long. 13 feet wide and 9 feet high,' of your friends If you are .awnr- oi the From every w*<-tion there eotnes mode of applying and the bonatole u'u'.nui and each one weighs 13 tons. THE EAIR BUILDINGS. The chronic growler is omnipresent, j the most enthusiastic report** on tee we give with each packiige of Hill's I The wheel, with its passengers, and, of course, gets his work In thissubject. The only danger Why They Hava All. wltfi One Exception. , Pile Pomade, and you will no: give it j weighs 1,200 tons. The whole thing Been Painted White. it isthe improbable one trial. Price 81.00. six ■ package 85.00. ‘ rests on two pyramidal towers at the • continually at the world's fair. Just to Much has been said and much writ*I; axis. The towers are 140 feet high, j now he is ."kicking'' about tlie number of a long continued spell of generally By mail. Try it to-night. ! For sale by weather. This ten about the proper color to be given |j 40 by 50 feet at the base and 0 feet of passes that hare been issued. To unfavorable * — -v— mu *- is the «first Fred L. Heath the drnggist. to the exterior of ihe great world’s i square at-the top. Each tower has 4 I quiet Mr. Growler’s nerve*. Chief report that has been made on the corn Ex-Gov. Winans In building a new fair edifices. Concerning this interest- ■ i feet resting on 20-foot cube concrete Tucker has prepared a statement of crop, the latest government report is- house on hU farm at Hamburg. ing question a, writer in Scribner’s foundations. Underneath these are j thc passes issued, and to whom. It is sued not covering IL Magazine.rays: } i Hillsdale has derided to put tn a 814, : Oats promise more than an average I crossbars of steel. The motive power • as follows: 000 Wistingliimse electric light plant. Experience shows, even if reason OfflctaU and employes of public works .-wj crop •*.«* with increased _*..*.«»«. acreage. They had not already dictated the decision, ;; cotges from a 1,000-horsc power steam * ................... "i^wo share with corn .the enthusiastic adRev. E. H. Inman, Baptist '-'lergyman j engine under the wheel. It will find no 1 CoDMtuiutisrles sad einrloyen...................... 1 that the nearer they are kepi to white , board offldsb suid ernploywi.... ... l.AJj miration of the rural correspondents. I difficulty in revolving the wheel and I State at Cedar Springs, says he hni never found Exhibitors and etni loye* of tranaporution‘ । jjj the better the architecture. Every • Barley seems to hare bfcen planted dcparuaciit ■ . an equal to ••Adlronda.” Wheeler s Heart experiment which has been madq to the passengers as fast as the latter United more freely than usual, taking the place Statea soverament offle'tsia nndi ' employej .................................................... . 1.000 oj wheat In many localities, and the and Nerve Cure. Sold by W. II. Goodproduce Jtosthetic effects of texture want to go. There Is a brake on. how­ suggesjZd by tlie usual treatment of ever, to regulate the speed and stop Representatives of foreign governtnenta . XW0 yield promises well nnd employes everything in case of danger. The plaster objects has resulted in partial, . a . . Exhibitors and employes of liberal nrta ..- i.uoo ( Rye cut* a small figure in the grain A stato convention of Ke»dy -'t.u!ua:es or in total taiiore. and every time the whwd 18 “,"“1 ?“ Exhibitor.) and employes of Maaufscwill be held at Ypsilanti Tuesday. Joly ... 1,700 markeL but the crop will be good. turen bulldiar. warm white ol the r.taff ha> Wn med- ! SLfT."’ L , .a’ Exhibitor! and employes of Mscbiacry r7 . Clover and timothy, which form the nth. mammoth bicycle In bail died with its glory has departed. Rut 1 liken ‘ ‘ chain. " - the ' bulk of the vast hay crop of the conn­ every precaution has been Kxhltltors nod employes E cctrtcul build­ . A new telephone Un.’ has te**” P’d P the conditions imposed by the climate, 'j construction taken against accident ,.. wo try. arc almost uniformly reported to connecting Vicksburg, Allien* and Fc.lton. Btirrau of admissions by the impossibility of securing a 5^ have made, first-class crops. Thi* may Bureau of coliecUoas homogeneous surface, and by the ex-1 RELICS OF OLD MEXICO. Columbian guards .... have more widespread Importance than poeure and consequent discoloration of 1 MlsceUaneocs.. .................... T WH1 ®t first appear should the drought a certain portion of the work, have [ Wonderful Exhibit Opened In the Anthro­ Newspaper passes abroad continue and the exporting of pological Section. made it necessary to apply some sort j .................................................... KCT hay, already begun, increase to any Rich in relics and ruins of a civiliza­ of paint to all the buildings. Ordinary 1 From this it will be seen that there great extent Other grasses have done tion that long antedated the coming of • white lead and oil have'been found to are only 34,875 passes out, which is give the best results, for the irregular J Columbus, aud which runs back beyond certainly a minimum number, all wall, and pasturing is generally re­ ported good. absorption of the staff and tlie weather; the ken into the prehistonc period of things considered. Of the 4.000 hold­ General disaster seems to have come rapidly produce an agreeable, not too , the world, Mexico is the first to open a ers of newspaper passes, it is estimated to the frultA:rop through the central monotonous effect, and the surface de­ display in the Anthropological build­ that 90 per cent, are on the grounds and southern west Apples especially teriorates less rapidly after this treat- j ing. The event occurred a few days daily at actual work. ore a failure. Bad weather/in tlie ment. The single notable exception ago, but was unattended by any cere­ Perry Allen.* -of Clilnoe**. f-abeH® blooming season damaged the buds, to this simple scale of color is found on j monies, though hundreds gained ad­ cjuniy. caught 60 sheep and i lifoi An interesting thing is a monument and even where fruit formed it is now Transportation building, which has' mission to see the wonders that have In 12 hours. been given to Healy and Millet, of Chi-1 been exhumed, nnd ancient utensils in the Mines and Mining building , dropping from the trees. Tobacco in Ohio, Kentucky^nd Tencago, to cover with polychromatic and weapons which tho Indians of Mex­ Having for a base a huge chunk of 1 la this: if you are troubled w!h jno bitnminous coal, it represents the ac- nbssec promises an average crop. decoration, carrying out the original 1 ico use. intentions of the architects, and mak-1 As Prescott says In his “Conquest of tual amotmta In their proper order of : I Potatoes vary greatly in different matter what klndj .ro to Maned b<*low and get a pack:^,1 'filin’ minerals, ores and precious stones ’ *Mexico, ” the Spaniards encountered a states, but the prospect is for a smaller ing it unique and splendid in appear-' Pile Pvinadc. No danger •>< Mn4 tiunJ, usual. Other root crops are buggt-d. Relief In 15 minutes, and a pojance. All the statuary of this build­ civilization in Mexico superior to their mined per second in the United States. crop than ing is treated with "bronze and other own in all save the art of destruction, It is a clever idea and is well gotten doing well. Itlve cure* A taoaWe anarantec a.ia and in the Mexican anthropological up. Beginning with the base, which British Columbia, in addition to good metals, the great portal, commonly each package. B> mail Sl.W. s!xP*ck* called the “Golden Door,” is exceeding­ collection there are numerous remnants is a cube some flve feet each way, the ' w^eat prospects, reports a glorious out- ages 85.00. order is as follows: Bituminous coal, j fn ? salmon and seal crops. of this sujwrior civilization in antique ly rich and gorgeous In effect, and the Coiwav vandal* are .h*«lrwlut: ;hade With such prospects of an abundant intricate ornamentation of the archi-' pieces of architecture, pottery and war anthracite ooal, limestone, natural gas i trees wiih dynamite cartrta-s • xpa'defl ai tectural relief decoration has an echo weapons, while other evidences have (coal equivalent), petroleum, iron on , ; harvest at home it is important to look their routs. granite, salt, sandstone, phosphate ’ * -• abroad for information os to whether in the flat surfaces covered with rich been accurately reproduced from de­ tails written in descriptions given by rock, Vermont marble, gypsum, marls, then* will l»e a market for our - surplus designs. Cortez and his scriveners. Among the mineral waters, alate, grindstone, or whether farmers are simply to get World’s Fair Director Fred W. Peck reproductions in miniature are the tem­ pyrites, talc, lead, copper, mineral lower prices per bushel for the greater paint, flint, bauxite, manganese ore, number of bushels in their product has at last succeeded in his plan of ples of Xochicalco and . Xicotenatl, infusorial earth, sulphur, chromic iron The outlook there is, from an Amer­ having a pile of the silver souvenir which were great pyramidal structures after the Egyptian style of architec- ore, silver, novaculite, aluminum, gold, ican business point of view, most en­ coins stacked up in an architectural precious stones. couraging. From every country, ex­ way. Arrangements have been com­ Besides the war shields of the cept Russia, come reports of drought pleted to begin building a reproduc­ and disaster to the crops. Wheat har­ tion of the Washington monument at Caciques of the army ot Guatoraatzin, Prof. Ihitnam haa added to his In­ The people of B*ro<l.. Herrleo emtafr who fought Cortez, other weapons and vesting has begun in south Germany, the capital in souvenir 50-ccnt pieces. dian exhibit on the lawn between the Hungary and every­ •re flKblloK hard 10 keep >*«'"■ "" ‘ This solid silver model will be eighteen such antiques as sacrificial stones, there leather exhibit and the south pond a Austria and are among the collections articles of where, except along the Danube and that village. feet high and two and a half feet wide small band of Nnvahoe Indians, ooaCamp No. 125. 8. of V.. have given up at the base. It will make a big draft wear, palm leaf capotes, gaudy colored slsting of a man and two women be­ in southern Hungary the crop Is report­ on Treasurer Seeberger’s stack of cotton cloth rebases, straw sandals and longing to one family and a boy and a ed damaged by drought The official doing buelnw at Dundee and will surren­ other parts of the costumes of the differ­ statistics in Russia show that in no in­ der their charter. coins, but its appearance will be most girt belongingtoanotherfamily. They ent kinds of Indians stiB inhabiting stance can crops be classified as good. attractive and is expected to excite an Vlekibnnr «plrttaall»H will hold lheir Mexico, together with the old-fashioned came from Fort Defiance, A. f., and Rusraa is discouraging wheat exports, additional call for the souvenirs. The ure living in a small conical tent made tenth annual catnpmeeting. *v.iku? silver monument will be erected in the utensils they uaed to grind corn, the of painted skins close to tiie intramural so that the good crop there will do less 27, In Frazer's grove. simple loom and wooden plow. Horae than might be expected to relieve the center of Manufactures building, under life in the tropical part of the country J^Urotul. As they do not speak Eng­ deficiency in the rest of Europe. the great white clock tower. An at­ Hcorptou Hunt* tu Mexlc<»is illustrated in a thatched and grass- lish they have nothing to say. Other tendant will be placed in charge to The reorplona lure bworac " . members of the trilnj may arrive in a made cottage, while a farmhouse is sell the souvenirs. om In Uta city of .Ihiratot"built of adobe to keep out the cold. The few days. Tho Iroquois from New Philadelphia, July 3.—The late A. that the munidpal *ntbontl*'!'\-,,v collection b large, varied and interest­ York, about twenty-five in number inrwS?’* will'drMwn years ago, tered s reluable prue. to be K What is said to be the finest colloo- ing. and b exhibited at Prof. Putnam s have arrived also. out with numerous codicils since, will the pereon capturing Uw larRrel tion of fresh water pearls ever got to­ soli-.iuuicn by Col. George M. Greene British Day at the >Wr. not be read until one week after his ber. Two thoraao.l of tee gether has been placed on exhibition a Pennsylvanian, who has become thor­ Great Erltaln will celebrate Its day «^’r^1^AzvTh^,O6tate wrtU *mounttoover ly prerta were killed *1 tb« oughly Mexk-anized by thirty or more in the Wisconsin pavilion in Mines and August», and tho« In charge ot tho . „--------- ---------— ..co. aaroorgan,. T ^ e wlU directs reorganthere reoently la one lta-’-, Mining building. The finest speci­ years' residence in the City of Mexico. mens run to dark blue, blue black, He has been assisted by his wife in oercmontea have the promlao of the at. I ‘“t1™ of all throe partnenhlna In the peacock, dark purple and dark green making the selections, and she helm iu tendance of Sir Ricltanl Webster, ona Eveat banking hrma on lhe lirst day ol mumuml odg uireo mu*■» . of ten moat celebrated lawyers in Eng- •‘“’■"y aneceedlng Mr.. OresJ's death collected are oonr.ted and killed shades. Among mem. however, are preaetuing and explaining them to th. land. Sir thchard Webster waa altor- “d rtlahllshes the amount ol interest some pinks, dork ’greens, pink greens, hospital, and eighty thousand were lavenders, browns and whites that public. ?rkE°aOTi.UBj'3' SuHabury's ‘t *" ho14than, here^ter. LhSd*atroj^d last year. 1’enr“ Wtie have marks of great value on them. ffb—rtunent, Uprealdont ot lhe British i ?°te Dresel institute and Ure Child*. get permite to hunt the pest* h* "TnATalrljwyftaiita," * s All these pearls were taken from mea­ th?? rlT <or uc‘on Printer* >re re- right to enter and search private 1. . —--------■-» tataa ugurea m ■« moi o* . sels found in Wisconsin xivers. tee qptable ta England. Bnatand. "embused and a good deal ot money ti toe optable law cases In 1 giuen outright j.dtoritlre. 7 i£X“t£'X “ h“ �Mrs. Mira Densmore of Woodland is sadly afflicted. She Imagines everyone who comes near her is prepared to kill her. Hastings Banner Thursday, July*#-1893. A five year old daughter of Mr HooverX of Middleville, was playing with a pocket knife and ran the sharp point Into her eye Cue depth of one half inch, destroying the aighL W. R. COOK. Local Editor. DRINK IGhGREflM SODA, NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. tr Ale. Knot Beer, Milk Shake and •,.|.sn t/heriy Toulc at ‘ j . *n get ICE CREAM. CONAt:V and anything in .the line bakehy GOODS. s. i oirr forget IL BUSINESS CARL'S. t\. ..|n<aiis«-tf. C. G. Nichols. • fv. at Irttw. ■ OMANSEE & NICHOLS Hating* City Bank, UantiiiKs. promptly attended to. Loyal E. Knappen. KNAl’PFN i DENISON. Michigan Trite! Co. Bide.. (Irani! Rapid*. Michigan. Charlotte has aultlzen, Ormand Buller xyjxo has been a resident of Michigan Since September 28, 1825. ’ A land turtle that 1* quite a pioneer re­ sides In Tomkins township and nearly tAery resident in that, locality for the last half century is more or less acquainted with it. It first put In its appearance, as far us the h-cords' #huw, in isi-j when Elmvr DenLs who u<<w resides in Jackson, caught It and cut his name a’nd the date 1844 in Its shell. 1; was not seen : ffnin until 1808 when Henry Baekoven marked it with bis name. Prom that time (1U |t was fntinently ?ceii iu It* travels around ; th-• neignhorlo od but was nut hibrled ex­ I e.-pt as follows: hl 1873 by Geo. Bat kov.-n now ..I Louisian*; in 1881 by G. D.'Wlil■ ox of Eaiun Rapids: in 1883 by C. V. Backpven and last week was again sighted by Peter Jones who added his autograph to those of his five predecessors. The turtle seem* to be as lively ak ever and is probably good for 15 years more of life. Il !*■ now about 10- inches in diameter and Is probably more than three wore and ten year# old. The turtle should be made an honorary member of the Jackson coun­ ty pioneer society and be an invited guest at Its annual meetings. ? K KUtK. M. D.. 1’tiyslclan nnd Surgeon. 'Is-tings. • - Mich. . • r. t iptly attended day or night. Of1 ; -u.ai'H’s boot ami shoe store On Saturday last as the eight-year-old son of Charles Cupp, living about five miles north-west of lhe city,' was at play­ in the house, a dog rushed in and bit him in the face. Thb erics of the child at­ . a SWEEZEY. tracted the uttenliun of hi* parents who .Utuniey at law. , . came into the room just as the d»g was Hastings. Mich. entering the barn across the road where . . . in al) courts of the state.. Col- two men were shearing sheep. One of ■ • nipify attended to. these struck at him with n pilch fork, when the animal jumped and bit a sheep ! . 11. .v P. LATHROP, that was on the table, at the same time n-nuM p.ithic Physicians nnd biting a finger of one of Chub Hyatt'# Surgeons hands. He started down the road and - i:> and country promptly at- was shut soon ^fter. It was thought tlie animal was mad. Eaton Rapids Journal. Physician and burgeon, one block e;i<t or depot H. B.YKBEB i-Hans ‘and Surgeons. H The! body of Peter Fench who was drownLi while battling above the dam at t Grand:Ledge was foun I by a searching | party Jn Sunday, tlie body having been In ’ tiie water a week It was found thirteen miles ilown from the dam. or county responded to with y or night. A. '•’IELDON. •. : -iract and Heal Estate Office, tract Block.Hasting*. . ..hi on Real Estate ReakEato’c .. i-. ru:"i->’oh. General con revane ing. ..... of Abstract lluffks.com........ - iteeords. can tomisb complete C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. KE, M. D., A ver Holloway’s drug store. truni -• to 1 p. m. Telephone, con residence, at Holloways drug iS. ■.su, m. to5 p.m. . COLGROVE. Attonley at Law ■. । :n m block, Basil A? Attorney al Law, t.S. GpodvenrA Co.'#store.) . v.eiAirtsottheState. Collection* !y attending to. . 1 IMMEiiMAN. Hoinapathlc PhyJciah and Surgeon. !..vtUrop's drug store.) AL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ ING OFFICE OF Palmerton A Smith, Woodlarlti, Mich. i merton. J. M. Smith, : Public. Justice of the Peace. LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION • week, Jackson county wheat is Mid to be in a poor condition add will yield light. The severe hall stonu# and extreme heat at times is said to be the cause. Battle Creek papers rejoyre over the fact that their base dall club downed the U. ol M. team by a sepre of 8 to 5.- ijike Odessa celebrated the fourth with a Sunday school picnic. Benj. Dickey, a farmer of Mnrsliall was assaulted by his hired man Wm.' Gil­ roy and nearly kicked and beaten to death. Gilroy bn# fled lhe county. Dr. Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea is a compound of valuable herbs that stimulate the Kidneys to action, clearing the passages between the kidneys and bladder, which become stopped up and cause settlings like brick dust, and it not removed will lead to Dropsy. Diabetes, or Bright’s Disease. It regulates the four important organs of the butty, Hie ■stom­ ach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Keep them healthy you need never fear dis­ ease. Trice 40 cents a package. Carter’s Kidnby ,v Backache Tea will cure that sick,.tired feeling with a bad taste in the mouth mornings. Carters Kidney de Backache Tea wlB*cure sick headache, constipation, dizziness, and pain in the back. Carter's Kidney A Backache Tea puri­ fies the blood, and regulates the bowels. Carter's Kidney A Backache Tea is a sure and positive cure for backache and Intlamatlon of the kidneys and bladder. Sold only by W. H. Goodyear. ‘ 75 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements it; j-’..reach this office Tuesdays at latest to i; insertion in the issue of the week wlieiihrouglit sain strength—Hoods’ Sarsaparilla-'-..ly nerves—Hood’s HarsauarllU. p_re bb»od-Hood's Sarsaparilla. THE BURDEN OF NIGHT. ' How dork it grows! Tho grieved llgbl of day Down the borixon takas !Lh sullen way. Yet leave* upon die jagged mountain's erret d half burning ember glimmering in the west. As sumo vaat army, moving lu tlw night should leave it* smolderlcg campfire* #UI1 ' alight, , .* Whose mournful red awhile the glooming •tains-Unsatisfied, reproachful as it wanes. How Mark it growa-bow dark! The reid enemy of the hor*e is not cold, • dampness. and against that it is to be How dark It is! The deeper purpling sky. i '■ : .it all points, if a horse begins Lashe«l with dull clouds, keeps gloomy watch : -High let him Iw put in the sunniest. on high. , . purl of the stable and he will sooner AU hope of light.all gUrnre* :■ w-r, even though ills new situation be Withhold* the planets and denies the stars The darkneaa deepens, brain and vision reel: ; ; .ii cooler than the old one. Dogs In -up kennels always have the rheumatism Struck by the gloom, 1 can not aoe. but feel As fell old Egypt when the gathering night -im’s have even less, affinity than Of God’s displeasure blotted out her bight. •<’ fur dampness. How dark it is-haw dark! Don’t expect an advertisement, says So felt old Egypt, while her ruins Lid . i rS Ink, to bear fruit in one night. The mystery of sphinx and pyramid. i I .can't eat enough bi a week to last While thair stark profile cut ;■ i a ' cur and von can't advertise on that While she lay dumb with wide, unvtaloned > m > :ther. People who advertise once In oy«*. . Fou knew what eona over her must roll : i' - months forget that moat folks can­ Before that cloud 1. lifted from her m.ul !. :< member anything idnger than seven Snch is tho burden aud the . . 1! you can arouse curiosity by an IVLra wra R <tar> -W^ri. will te morata. a tv-Ttl#f!iient you have galnOd a great light? —' u nit. Tlie fair sex do not hold all the B6„lrikllte-tewdEtatoii^iioni|il> i <u-i!y in the world. Quitting adver-. - ,’i-when times are dull la like tearing the Character of the Country of Greece. 1 •' a dam when the water is I6w. No organic development In the history There is more Catarrh iu this' section of of the human mind has been better knpwn, i ountry than all other diseases put to­ or bos been richer and at the same time - . !.cr. ami until the last few years was simple, tbau U «t of th. Ctocton •..pjKiscd to be incurable. Fora great ueniuri X«wllteUt«Un» the extra, to 'u itiy years doctors pronounced it a local thteh thu Hritenlc poputettwt . and prescribed local remedies, OTri.ttod th. dtemuCT. which «p.trat«l " I by constantly failing with local treat­ thu vhriou. group., th. .rotation. “k'n “ in', pronounced it incurable. Science ■ whole. W«» gorenrid by the uni Inw. •' proven 11 to be a constitutional dis- ud .xblbllri th.wunuPhma-. to> •. and, therefore, require* couititutlon- aud under Ilk. tradition, to .11 th. tend. > treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, inanu- LU wbteb tho Gn-Jt laugung. wu rpokrn । ".nd by F. G. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Tb.dUT.rrat .took, were Ilk. trora “ ''I. -, is lhe only, constitutional cure on th.rame»P«lto.draUn«l to produce lb» : it is taken internally in doses «me trull., th. color ■ nnd tut. <4 which ■ :-!i; It-drops to a teupponftll; It acts were liable. It to true, to be n odldrf c-ily on the blood and mucous surfaces local Itataracra. but th. r^aUora wra. thi.’ systein. They offer one ' hundred kept wllhlu narrow bounds. So tbow I ■ Tais for any case it fails to cure. Send pin were kept Irout tt"»‘>r ’“’''K, ’•■r circulars and toaUmoniul*. Address. their constant communication with eacn F. G. CHENEY A CO. TOLEDO, O. Xr~“chw»rid«l b, th. to»» rad relation* of their lands-promontoriesJuW Sold bv Druggists, 75.C. tiiig out toward one another, and islands, so that the sailor between distant ports was hardly ever out of sight of soutV OUR COUNTY The Delton people offered a prize at their fourth of July celebration to the worst looking hoodlum present. . The new Lutheran church at Woodland । completed and it will be a fine | th. MedR.rraa.ra 2 ch a (l^Doaition, and there was in offer rack , dlm€ ° ~ p. it at adventure.—Georg* SPOILED A GOOD STORY. " ALWAYS SMOKE Wonderful Thing* tn Heredity. It i* a fact well established by atudeuto cf heredity that children are apt to inherit ni< only the physical, mental and moral trait* of their parent*, but to be influenced by their age a* well Children born ot very young father* nnd mother* never attain so vigorous a growth of mind or body a* those uf older men and women, while chll dren of old people .are born old. One of the most surprising eases in'medi­ cal history i* that of Marguerite Cribsowna, who died in 1703, aged 108 years. When ninety-four she wa* married to a man aged 103. Three children came of this union, but they hail gray Lnir, no teeth, were Stoopod. yellow and wrinkled, decrepit in movement and could ent only bread and vegetables.—New York Soil *»‘errupieu. llie way* of the profewdonal man are J"?’,a“d lhe “to««an has anything but a uU time. I run across a comedian the other night, one who has the reputation oi being particularly funny, looking sad and aown In tiie mouth generally. ‘Well, Joe,” I exclaimed, "what’s the matter) You look a* if your last' aunt had cot TOO off Witluj.it n .Lining you’d l.»t jour engtwrarat, or-----’ “°b noihtag'.tte matter. I'r.ouly num, • I,Irak tool ol >„f wlr. l-n never Cell raothrt xtorjri, long rat live. I have found rat nt last tliat I r.m nothing but u bore.” I rememlx'rvd tJmt n tew evening* Ixffore ■ i mall party of v# were gathered in Joe’* Why Grass Grows Hollow. n»m In an up town hotel listeuiug for The stems of grass and oato are mmally toura to hfo anecdote*, experiencts and dia­ lect Monra, given in hi* inimitable style, hollow, nnd the knot* or nodea which occur at iiitcrvnl* and which have a peculiar de­ rad uu.de J« Irik .mtn rituo.1 ineralng. 1 Hunk none of tjs had uttered more tliun a gree of iirnmeas, derived from the interlac­ ing of fibers, give them a tinnnens aud dt*cn " unis sinm'fae began. "You couldn’t possibly be that ” I de- strength which they wvuld otherwise lack. If the material of whtnt straw were in a nmrred. “Take my advice," said he. "N’evcr ted- solid form It would make’but a thin wiry a story when you’re asktd to do so. That’* i stem, which would snap with great eiuw, a sure sigr that somebody has been crack­ but in tlie hollow form, with the interven­ ing you up You can’t puwibly K- funny ing knots, the neceM&ry support is afforded. ou tap. . —Brooklyn Eagle. "There’s my manager. He went around to these friend* of hi* saying: ’Boys, you just; ought to hear Joe C----- tell a story Mrs. Winslows Soothlm? Syrup has been used You never heard Ids equal. Hi* storie* fur cbildren o rtbing. it >o<>ib» the ehild. softrns ttu* Kurns, nllays al) pain, cures wind colic, are screamingly funny. You’ll be*otickled ana Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty, to hear him ouco that you’d mortgage your nve cents a Iwittle. Sold bv all druggists grandmot Iht to bear him again. Jkr/u Ihrouy.liom the world. but he’a great!’ A Battle for Ith.od "Well, I went with him tonight to see li wimi Hue ■’* s -riapsrilU rigorously flEhts, these iMxiple. <A’ou see 1 couldn't refuse. .,nr.<1 it ih alwat.s victorious In rxpchliiR all the He’s my manager. Wo bad hardly entered foul taints iitiil Rivltik the httul fluid the quail wort qu*:itl«v of perfect he^lit>. It cure* the room when bu K-gxm; ‘You see Pen ty scrulubt. Salt ih*uni. boll* »i.d nil trouble* brought Joe. Joe, toll them that story eau.Mxl by lni| ute blood. al>out how tbu body wasn't foumh It’ll tickle your mi'lriff till you can’t sitst^aight.’ Hartl's Pill* cure all Ills. 2’icts Sent bvnwil on receipt of price by C. I- Hoik! & Co.. Apoth "Well, I bad to toll it. but you know •varies. Lowell, Mns*. such n wet blanket w ould spoil any sjory. Pretty soon, when I got toon interesting pobit. Brown, who all the lime had been I gHaaing la expratacira, Whr. .??<?■*, U P-"- .. that IhM isn't Ira l the Lhv way w.y you told it It hut tort night. ata!.!.' ' "1 said to him, ‘Of c< ursc Isiev.-r t ! twice alike.' Pn-tt : I set it a-g..._.o again, mid then come. jther punch from I Brown. -That isn't the way it goes. Dwii’l Detroit you know, the tramp bad just asked fur I that’----Mi “Then I start •! out again, madder than , Grant Rapiis. a wet hen,.uui . pt u.•tiff upper, lip. . nd | when I got to thj tad and therewaati'isc i Largest t<tock much .ts a.-ml!;-, for Brown had killed it by cold douches, he rem. : lutely everything "'Ob. you jt>t ought to hear Dick Write for price# Went! erby toll (hat sti ry.'” < re n AND THE BEST -roSnTVTCLY CURES— HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, In The Market UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS! It Acknowledges no Superior. Rev. R. N. Middleton, i»astor M. E. church. Odar Spring*.. Mich., nay#: Sleep and rest were Htraugcr* to me after preaching Uli I used •'Adlrumlw' Now I sleep soundly ami awake lefrwihed. and I can heartily recommend IL Prepared by WHEELER and FULLER MEDICINE CO.. Cedar Springs. Mich. SOLD BY W. H. GOODYEAR. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. Hastings City Bank, HASTINGS. Hastings, - - Mich. T-A-X. $75,000.00. SURPLUS »12.000.00. Incorporated under the laws of the State ot Michigan. Open for business Dee. IS.IBM. officers: O. G. Robinson, President; Chester Messer, Vice. Pre*. D. W. Reynolds. Cashier. nr.xctors: W. H. Power*, D. W. Reynold*, D. G. Robinson, Chester Messer, John Carveth. P. T.Colgrove. CHflUTflUQU/l Has the only savings department in In Barry and pay* 4 per cent Interest on all time AF/lKTnENT BUILblNQ County ] Cor. AB.h and ST. LAWRENCE AVE, . Office. Adams Street... - QHK/1Q0, ILL. POYVERS BROS. Proprietors. . First-class Accommodations lo World's.. . ..Fair Visitor*....... n LEG ANT NEW UUlUllSO DXSIltABLE IXJCATION TEI1.MS REASONABLE. W-REID GLASS Correspondence Solicited. Address all Com- j munlcatlon# to The CHAUTAUQUA; 82-86 Adams St. C. YY’- TOWERS. Corresponding Secretary. I HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJPflPER , ----- AND----- The Lsadicg Ikpiiblm Family Paper ol Ue Moi SUItt ONE YEAR Bvliclon in China. | V hi theory Confucianism is lhe religion of the Mate. The state official# ure the literati * xrhoJiave secured their positions through I the study of thu classics—i. e., the "Saerwl! ft—Jt ra -j "1 Writings of Confucius.’’ The Confueiahiat • temples are protected nnd hohorcd bv tin! CURED er NO PAY lor service*. raaE ra,l .be wmriUp a Cratadu. to rar-1 ' K operation; no detention from business. For I .full Information amt Illustrated pamphlet conI tetalng ««■'«•» j or THE O. E. Mri.I.ER CO.. 102. 101. no Mieb: lu’au Ave.. Detroit. Mieb. ! PROHATE ORDER. | «J'' J “£$!»%'-?£;'ttSFTSSi i„ u>, । nird hi satu court purporting to be lhe last will »''d testament of said deceased he admlt1 ted io orotiste. and that ndmlnlstrati in ot said . granted to the executor therein named or m ot> er suitable person. Ttrreuooo « to “tarrete lb.. E«d.v; 'te S'f^<ii.te»riinAlWttol!Srt««5J3 Scale# are nre now marie made that will weigh J! or tte the flame of ni -cradle candle or the rraallest smallest i-strand -------- , | . . ™ . ! of hair piucke* from the .eyebrow. TIu-.a; tscalcs ore triumphs of mechanism and are inclosed in gla*a com*, as the slightest breath of air would inifHr their records. The glims cases have a sliding door, and u Boon as tho weight is placed bi the balance# the door slide* down. The balances are cleared again and made ready for further , use by the pressing of a button, which BUghtly raises the beams. Two pieces of ■ paper of equal weight can be placed in the i scales, and an autograph written in pencil | on either piece will cause the other side to ascend, and the needle, which indicates the divisions of weight even to the 10,000,000th part of a pound and lest*, will move from its perpendicular. A signature containing nine letters has been weighed and proved to be exactly two milligrams or th* 15,500th part of an ounce troy.—Su Louis GlobeDenwcrnt.__________ ' astings A Story «>f Wordsworth. Tlie great predecessor of Tennyson in the , laureateship. it is weU known, was in the habit of walking about near Kydal repeat- ' ing passages from the poems which he wan composing at the time. This habit the cot­ tager* called ’’going booing about, and . not a few of them thought that it was a sign of something more than eccentricity. Among these latter was an old road mend­ er Jack a regular gtiidmun with whom everybody, gentle and iimple. had a crack a* thev t»ass«L A gentleman, as be rode by up and asked the old stomF breokcr if there was ''anything fresh, m which he replied: > •'Nny master, I think not, but they dn aiv that old Wordsworth's off again, ami it’, true I really don’t know how the burin.™ will tote oirru J on. but 1 hear ttat Mr. Wontarortb te • IP.'.1} knowkdgabie woman, so i>erbaps she w ill be able to manage it.”—Exchange. Due day a iaBkrr of fH?*."!? nr*TJt' reived from tlw band* of Kobert Bonder a ^ wSSba b-d subndttodtn hhn the week before. “If yo« pleaac. 831,1 l,!lt Lx-t politely. "1 would like to know why READ OUR Your Homo-Would be incomplete without it. The New York Weekly Tribune Isa NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. It has seperatc departments for “THE FAMILY CIRCLE” and ‘ OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general political* news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized authority in all parts o£the land. FOR ONLY $1.10, Q15H IN rtUYrtNCE. ‘ ‘N. Y. Weekly Tribune," regular price per year $1.00.' We furnish both papers for annrb paper printed and circulated In said County of tern core In formrjjrarrau're I weeks previous to said day nf nearina. ’ ClIARLK* W. AMMSTRONG. (A true copy ) Judge of Probate. , Gives all the news of Town^jCounty and State, and as much National news as any other paper of its class. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and “THE BANNER” for one year prince* in luules, and even a reproduction ; petition,and that tbebetrsat lawofsald di-ceasof the Buddhist punishment in bell is found j ed. and all other put-sons interested in said ta tbr Tratet umpIra-Allgcraetaf Mi, ! sion-Zritscbnft. office. In tbe city of Hastings, in said countv, ' ----------------------------- — , and show cama;. It any there be, why tba prayer Th* Delicacy of Measuring Instrument*. > f/iJf^^VorderedTtSat'^ld'’ petitioner give n. oaju«ra-..t "L'oravurtns rate; ^.b. ter..tejfo™^ra wUd rari., mente hna been brought to a polut of such ।I lug thereof by causing a copy of this order to be accuracy ns to almost incredible . re( ~ give - ----------------------------, > punllsbed in the H B a newsbuIls. FOR ONLY $1.10. THE BANNER I it is Jiossible for a Chinaman to make usu : County ot Barrv. holden at tbe Probate Office, j of nil three religion* without getting intd | in the city of Ha-tlnes, bi said county, on .ram« with the dte.lnj.lvv prlndplra ol «g,, any of them. Tbe;r officials worship to ttirwe. gether. In funeral service* monks of both l*rvsi»nt. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ol onlvo. nre Irand iratonning InncUonxw(|| differentd.tJ*. I tam-,deceased. The1 public temple* nre nsuully iu control । on reading and filing the petition dulv verified of Taoi-ts. are in charge of Herbert A. Powers, executor namedSf lu <tey the J the lLd “lL but N«sometime* rarely Tn..i.<lcU^ found in Buddhist temples mid vice versa! Sometimes they 'iffcr only in imine. Thtj in1. i.— f w ,. iu rr™ iu« Buddhist grxldess of menj is the Taoist goddess of heaven. The jxsnrl king ot th* Tratete to th. in>|>vri«l rater of tho find. .Ihtefo Both .you™, tetehlherauio ten tradi mark Heart Nerve Cures Sick Headache ried on nt the expense of the-state. Ina limited sense, too. Buddhism can also claim u, te > .tote religion. The ra, to uted true of Taoism, since deceased generals and statesmen are a^gnrel their corresponding ranks with the Taoistic king of the lower world in hniles. In this role they arji riorvhlpul In Tnolrte tami.lra lo thl. vrny I I ■! Wheeler's 3 ft I 6 I U 103 ’l l. ■ funny mi'ii thrust his hands into hi*i> |> ,s V. Hh 11 dc#|:<;ndent air, and a look, . In !: of melancholy, half of resentment, chimed the sickly -mile oft his rugged, weather Leat.n countenance.—New York Herold. '. * ADIRONDA 1127 - - $1.10 Subscriptions may begin at 4ny time. Address all orders to HIILJL’S rRESNHSIBLE vo: VN-TAHIUV .: in smoKing nrencwiny in a icw u«*r..___ DR'driKEHHESS and MORPHINE HABIT SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD ■7." 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Boilers REPAIRED; Flues EXPANDED and New Flues PUT IN on Short Notice. ‘ 5 3331 A SLEEPING BEAUTY. •"When I was last summer in Den­ mark." »ays the Paris correspondent of Truth, -,1 went to 1‘rimkeniMi. where abe dukes of Augustcnburg had their ■evidence.- Empress Augusta Victoria •was Born nnd brought up there. Tlie •mpreas. as a child, had knjwn, I was <old by a member of the little ducal eonrt, the emperor in childhood. But y»ing to Cassel.>pnd then to Bonn ns a student, he lost sight of her. The ac­ quaintance was renewed under roman­ tic circumstances. When he was twenty or thereabouts be was sent in 4be early summer on a tour to Holdwtein, and extended it to I'rimkbnau. i "The young princess was a finely grown <irl and blooming ns a rose. She some­ how beard who was coming and dressed 3a her best to receive him. Growing tired of waiting she got into a ham­ mock swinging in an arbor, which was aeented with freshly-blown lilac. TTiere she fell asleep. The wandering prince came by the arbor, saw the sleeping beauty, and -vaa conquered. It is said that as he -eras gazing on her she was dreaming •that. mure fortunate than her mother, -she was being wafted to a magnificent throne, nnd that an imperial crown Itad descended on her head William did not mean to disturb the sleeping beauty, but, as usual, he waa in uni­ form, and the dragging ot his sword on •<the asphalt of the summer house and the clanking of his spurs betrayed him. •She awoke, and saw a pair of eyes that •looked love at hers, and then she washed away toward the residence. Tresdntly her governess came to tell *er that the crown prince of Prussia •was there. Her mother, the duchess -dowager, being ill, it devolved on Au•<esta Victoria to do the honors. She hastened to welcome the illustrious -visitor. He lost no time in declaring himself her lover, and they were enegaged before he left the house. ECCENTRICITIES OF GENIUS. We often hear people offering objec tions to certain of their acquaintances because they are “queer.” Eccentric­ ity, however, {softener allied to genius . than Dot, says the Pittsburgh Dispatch. .Among the musicians there have been ■•bund some of the most whimsical of . raen. Haydn could not compose satisfao; *crily to himself without first haring put on his best suit of clothes and pow­ dered his hair. Nor could he get his ideas in form until he had placed upon .his finger a diamond ring presented to -him by Frederick II. Another com­ poser. Sacchlni by name, declared that he never had any moments of Inspira­ tion excepting when his two pet cats were sitting upon his shoulders. In other lines than muaic we find that Tycho de Brahe, the celebrated astron­ omer of the sixteenth century, dropped to the ground whenever he caught sight of a hare or a fox. Ladislaus, king of Poland, took to flight as soon as he saw Get Our Prices Before Purchasing Elsewhere: We Can Save You Money. t WKS^One Second Hand NICHOLS & SHEPARD TRACTION ENGINE, 10 H. P, all in'perfect condition, FOR SALE CHEAP, at our works. One Nichols & Shepard Separator 32x40 inches all in perfect condition with 150 feet endless belt and all leather belts. SYLVESTER GREUSEL, ED. POWERS, GIVE US A CALL. an apple. Henry 111., king of Eng­ WRESTLING WITH BIG WORDS. land, could not bear to be in a room where there was a cat, even though he English Servants Sometimes Make Queer Attempt* at Nomenclature. might not see.IL Erasmus, of Rotter. dam. one of the most enlightened men | English gardeners are almost mdre of the period,, was thrown Into a fever . daring than the cooks in handling at the sight of a fish. Bacon, the great long words. This comes, no doubt, of English chancellor, fainted while gaz- • their dangerous familiarity with Latin ing at an eclipse of the moon. John i names of plants, says the London II.. grand duke of Moscow, fell into a । Globe. Not long ago in a maUprop swoon at the sight of a woman—surely I competition there appeared tho followthe strangest peculiarity ever noifeed ’ ’ing exccllentspecimen, •• • racy of-kitchentn a itmn. garden soil: “I’ll profligate a dozen Chevalier de Guise was similarly or two more plants, and then I’ll libel affected by the sight of a rose, even them.” A combination coachman­ without smelling its fragrance. Maria gardener is reported to have invari­ de Medici, the wife of Louis XII., fond ably alluded to an indispensable por­ as she was of flowers, generally speak­ tion Of carriage harness as the “lobelia­ ing. could not disguise her repugnance band." Indeed, from motives of deli­ to roses, even painted ones. cacy or politeness, strange liberties are, taken with the queens English, as, TYPICAL AMERICAN STUDENTS. for example, when my lady admired a piece of pilot cloth at the local tailor’s, and waa told that It was sometimes Boston—The Dimensions of Each. “inquired for by ladies for peaman­ ■ Two Interesting statues, the result tles.’’ Anything out of the common in of much hard work, were put on ex­ nomenclature runs th< risk of being hibition in Boston recently. One was burlesqued by unskilled tongues. The that of a young man and the other that nurse who called her charges Miss of a girt They were designed to “Burial" and Miss "Jones" must have represent the American college stu­ made their mother wish she liad never dent, not tho ideal American student christened them Beryl and Joon. As of either sex, but the actual, tvplcal Betsy and Jane they would have eome student, .the measurements used hav­ off all right. Horses, too, with fine ing been the average, or mean, of de­ velopment of students from various names get strangely miscalled iu the stable. One pair known by their mas­ parts of the country. The statuon are ter as Rustem and Sohrab degenerated described by the Rochester Poet and first into “Rusty and Soreback," aud Express as representing “fairly well fell ultimately into the commonplace built young persons, symmetrically de­ veloped, and without serious physical as "the little horse and the dctoUjor.’* There is generally somebody—a lady defects.” The figures have an easy as a rule—in each district on whom its pose, standing firmly and gracefully. finest malaprups are fathered, some­ The faces, which were modeled after times quite unfairly. It Is she who is composite photographs made from the reported to have made that speech students from whom the measurements i about the glories of her father's house, were taken, nre handsome and thought­ ful, with a marked air of refinement up to the door of which there ran a Tlie face otihfa young man is the hand­ “revenue of popular trees;" she who asked her daughter to play that little somer of the two, but that ot the "malady" she had learned at the “cem­ young woman is nearest the classic standard. In the former’s figure there etery," and she again who pronounced Mr. Brown as “proud as.Luther." are some marked departures from the standard. The hands and knees are PUBLIC SCHOOL GLADIATORS. large, while the wrists arc smslL The height of tho male is five feet eight While UtiMle Is Worshiped. inches and of the female five feet three inches. The male represents a weight 7 The “school board boy" is knocking of one hundred and thirty-eight and at the door, and the young gladiators one-half pounds and the female one turned out nt Eton, Harrow and Rugby hundred and fifteen pounds. Each are rapidly coming, in their favorite figure represents measurements taken parlance, to be “nowhere." .This Is from forty-two leading parts of the the opinion of Dr. Mitchell Banks, pro­ body and these show the average de­ fessor of anatomy at University col­ velopment of each sex at the age of lege, Liverpool, and his reason is. says twenty-one years. It is worthy of note the London Daily News, that “brains" that the typical American student has in this country have gone out of fash­ a better physical development than ion. while "the worship of muscle and that of the British or German, as la bone have been carried too far." Well shown by comparison with measure­ might the German schix>lmaster say ments made recently in those coun­ that the English boy playa nt his work and works at his play. Dr. Mitchell tries. f Banks has asked many a proud mother about her son at some public school, Signing with the cross was first and has been told with a radiant air’: practiced by Christians to distinguish “Oh. he is doing splendidly, getting bn themselves from the pagans. In an­ eo well." ’ ’ cient times king, and nobles used the This means that he is captain of the rirn of lb. erfo. whether they could school „-----------------eleven,------------or has got into the first write or cot. e tymbol that the per football team, oe la stroke ot the SOS tnaktaz ir pledged hlmaelt. by bl> school boat Sew by any cheer, h., Christian faith, to the troth ot the be heard of tho boy's poaltlon In hla matter to which be affixed IL du, ' — . progress in hla claa* „ or .form, or hl his FRED H. BARLOW, D. S. GOODYEAR. studies, ol tne prizes nc nas gaincu. “In fact." continues this authority, “the studious lx\v is regarded with contempt by the great majority of his fellows. The wry masters hare to be athletes. Ono knows the usual style of advertisement for a junior master-- [ ‘Must be Church of England and a good cricketer.’ like the crack emigrant ship of former days which was advertised to carry a ‘c<»w and an ex­ perienced practitioner.’" Hence too often the expensive education of the Eton, Harrow and Rugby boys is found only to have fitted them to go fanning in Manitoba, cattle ranching in T^xaa, sheep raising in New Zealand, or bartending in Australia. Do You Know ' That the New Moon Tea is the best in the hiirket for the money? i j I Don’t THE TREAD OF AN INDIAN NURSE 1 father When Ho Hunted Scalps. There is in one of the great hospitals ] ■ of New York u full-blooded Indian girl acting as a nurse in the woman's ward, says a Pittsburgh Dispatch correspon­ dent. She has the black hair and physiognomical peculiarities of her race, is pri-’I th the bloom of youth, tall and litha? of figure and of moat pre possessing appearance. She has been thoroughly educated at Hampton institute and at training school and has all the advantages of an educated and intelligent woman. I am told by an ex-patient of the hos­ pital that the wild blood of this Minne­ haha of the pill and pestle shows but in one way, and that rather an advan­ tage in a room whore there are sick women. At night her tread is abso­ lutely inaudible. She moves as quiet­ ly M her great-great-grandfather might have done on the quest for i scalps—much as a cat does when there is forbidden cream in sight During the doy her step is no more noise­ less than that of another wnmnn though always light and springy. It might not be a bad idea for some person to train up a whole lot of In­ dian girls for a gainful occupation, to which they seem so well adapted by in­ heritance. 7 It is well for womankind to be up to the national term “gentleman." Mem­ ber* of the sex. when touring over the work), .nay find |t h.ndy to under«Und ju.t wh.l »ort ol thing I. r.,^1 by thu .uppowtd refined degree ot the ”,a —^ey • — say he • ,‘animal i.man." ------- ln IRu“ drinks like a gentleman; in France, he acts like a gentleman; in Spain, he makes love like a gentleman; in Germany, he cat. like a gentleman; in £”hc ™>U» • fienttemu; In America, be spends hlsmuaey ilk. * gentleman. _ bR. q. W. LOWRY. That SPARY PHILLIPS keeps the very’ best groceries that money can buy, and that he makes a spec­ ialty of canned goods?. Large as­ sortment and alway s fresh. > • ( I When Lord Erskine- was made a nember of that highly honorable body, the Fishmongers’ company, of London, he made an after-dinner speech on the »<~ion ot hU first sppesSac , and stammered and opening." “You was the reply, “but 1 Assest in ruining your eyesight but, have your eyes examined and fitted with glasses by ted in the did ■ and not only that, you will save mom y by tnyirp 01 V:‘ We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get a living. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-07-13.pdf f715c0040d5e1408d18465bffd42f59e PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry Coifnty. Hastings Banner VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 11 HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 13, 1893. r Published Thursdays by •F you are thinking of doing any BUILDING; or if you want any I IARDWARE of any kind, calk on me 1 keep everything usually kept in a riR5T CLrtJJ . MKbWflRE STORE Ct IRAill MIIM / JULY6th. last, was the end of our business year and our large in­ crease in sales is very gratifying. the ; j j i • eps ney xc- We thank «ur many friends and customers for their continued patronage, and wish to assure them that in the future, as well as in the past, we shall endeavor to retain their good will by maintaining a good quality of goods at living prices. xtrieln f-rx OCCIlfA tnpm that 1TT New customers invited to look at our stock before buying. ONE PRISE WOOLLEY &• BR2NS0N SHOE DEALERS. ‘RUDDY J Harvester Oil At Townsend’s is a Slider. Yon will miss a poll use it yon don’t try it. Boy the best Hay Tedder io the market, th? “Advance” of Jesse Townsend WANTED! ave rast x>k- es, iter ns SAW LOGS I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can't handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. SV X Witch Cream. A most delightful lotion for the Toilet. Used aWr washing ; after shaving before retiring. Nourishes the Skin. For Chaps and Sunburn. He«U. Sortie. * Softens Inflamed. Hard, Ory or Rough Skin. Comforting­ in Humors and Eczema. jo and »s cent bottle*. Manuf.ic:ured by C. H.AJ. Price, Salem, PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. J. L WILKINS, act > H. QOObYE/IR WHOLE NO. 1987 of Kalamazoo are spending their vacation Baptist ctrufctf the same evening—-Mbs with their aunt Mrs. Sarah Robinson- Mina Ford, of Union City, b visiting her Clara Russell of Battle Creek is home for sister Mrs. Clare Aldrich and other friends a weeks recreation—Mr. R. M. Thomas about the Comers—I. M. Cadwalhjder and COOK BBOS.. spent Sunday with his sister and family wife are entertaining friends Iroth abroad for several days past—Mrs. Ed. McCoffrey, returning to Kalrfmazoo on his wheel. of Kalamazoo, visited friends and her old HJLSTIXGH, MICH. neighbors here last week—Rev. R. W. Haying is the order of the day in this Tavener, formerly of London. England, delivered hb powerful -and eloquent lectures place—F. r. Wiggins, » vi ™ ...... ----------............... ............ of uwwu. Boston, id is working on J. Tobias’ barn—Mr. and Mrs. Jny ‘ Friday and Saturday evening at the WestSubject, “Why "he Webster went to Kalamazoo last week *legan “ church. *“ “ “ ‘ u- left «* »the Catholic church and what he saw therein ” Wednesday to be gone two weeks, visiting Delton Mbs Julia Polley if South Barry b the the former's sister—Dr. Van Horn enter­ —Com b booming; oata, barley and . potatos are making rapid developments with guest of Miss Bertha Burst this week— tained their niece last week, also their son Archie Burst went to Grand Rapids Orlie has returned home—Mrs. Wm. fine prospects of a prolific crop of each. Tuesday to Clerk in a boot and shoe store Freeman is quite sick at present, suffering Wheat Is maturing and many fanners —John Carpenter of Oden has been visit­ with a tumor in her side—Harry Gfaves about here anticipate of beginning to har­ ing friends and relatives in and around and family, of Ohio, are expected here In vest the same this week—C. Brrd y, of Tole­ Delton,the past week—Fred Fustf of Kala­ the near future to ma|fe au extended visit do. Ohio, was vbiting hb parents Mr. and mazoo has been visiting his folks the past with friends, and camp out at Clear 1-ake Mrs. Alfred Bradly last week—Leu Tomp­ week—Mf. Whitton aud wife of Kalama­ —Mrs. Wm. Warner and Mrs. A Kcraber- kins, of Gull Lake,,started from bls home zoo arc visiting at their daughter’s. Mrs. ling visited their parents Mr. nnd Mrs. Saturday morning with his team for the W. H. Chases this week-Mrs. A. W. Shoupe, of luicey, last Sunday—F. Mad­ purpose of drawing hay and stacking the Roberts died of paralysis Sunday July 9th son. purchased a new mower, also J. War­ same on W. T. Barber’s farm. When he at 8. P. Brandstettct’s. age 7.3—W. A. ner bought a new reaper of Wm. Renkes neared Pendill school house one of the Chase and guests Sundayed at Gull Lake —Mrs. H. K. Stanton is recovering from animats was taken violently sick, unable to —The cottages at Wall lake are occupied her recent illness—Mr. and Mrs. G. Bry­ proceed further—Mrs. Bert Lawrence is on —John Wilkinson of Detroit has been vis-. ant was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. the sick ibt this week. Dr. Elliot was Itlng at Ed Wilkinson’s the past week— Baugh in Bedford last Saturday—Annie called upon to prescribe Sunday. Burt Pennock rode hb cycle to Kalama­ Winters started last Monday to make a zoo one day last week in one hour and vbit at the world’s fair—F. Goddard has C resay. forty minutes—Christ Sherman fell and purchased 20 acres of land of J. L. French Mrs. Calvin.Hicks negr Spring Brook I sprained>one of hb knees Monday moni- and will soon make preparations to build lug while driving stock out of his crops, —F. Stanton drives a meat wagon—J. died July 2 after a few hours Illness, at ■ the age of 49 years. The funenl was I which will lay him up for several weeks— Woodmansee and wife are entertaining the B. R. Huested is having a cistern put in latter’s sister and husband from the north- held at the family residence the following I by parties from Martin Corners—Ells­ en> >part of the state—Mrs. Lang visited Tuesday and the remains were takeh to I for burial—Mrs. Nellie Conrad ■ worth Barret was the first to start the her daughter in Battle Creek last week, re­ Cooper and son are the guests of Mrs. Annie I binder In this section—Mrs. Judson Is a turning Saturday, fount! her daughter re­ little bqtter at this writing—P. Sldnum covering—Lob Frey is the victim of the Tibbets—Quite a delegation went from ■ here Sunday evening to Hickory Comers I is slowly gaining—Agnes Hulbert has re­ mumps and bllllous attack—J. French is to hair the lecture given by an ex Catho- 9 turned to Kcndell after a week’s stay repairing his house. lie priest — Chas Gilbert of Grand Rapids ■ with the Drs. folks—Mrs. Deavenport Is making his friends here a short visit— ■ and daughter are visiting In Kalamazoo Miss Sally Thurston and sister Eltana. Mrs. Alice Smith of Augusta Is making I this week. Of Belding are visiting in Carlton—Miss a few days visit at her fathers’. Preston I Fannie Carpenter is home from Lansing Flowers—Delos Cairns of Saugatuck sj on the ‘•don’t fetjl well list”, she will re­ the 4th. of July at Creasy—Rev. Miss Kate Dickfiison spent Sunday at turn to Lansing again In a* few weeks— spent Hawley of Oshtemo was the guest of John 3 Lansing—C. W. Francis and wife of The farmer who did not have several Barber Monday—Miss Blanche Thorpe Lake Odessa spent Sunday with hb par­ acres of hay down during the last raitf. closed a very successful term of school at X ents here—Geo- A. Selleck was home for was the lucky one—Haying with us is East Creasy on Friday. After school she 3 over Sunday—Guy Johnson Was here and just begun and already the wheat fields nt Ijicey Monday on business—Dr. L. F. are turning golden. Many are cutting served ice caeam to her pupils at the J Weaver and wife arc at Buffalo. New- their grass to green to get It out of the home of Mrs. Minnie Wait—Mr. and Mrs. ,■ York visiting friends—Mr. and Mrs. L. way —C. 0. Fleming bought a new binder Izaac Rickenmore visited at the home of* Mr. Case in Ross on Sunday. W. Feighner are at Chicago—Al Weber last Friday of .J. Post of Clarkesville—' and Geo. Selleck were at Middlevllh, and Mrs. Annie Snyder of Grand Rapids spent other places on their wheels Sunday- the 4th. with her father, Mr. McKinney— Miss Helen Millspaugh spent Sunday with Miss Anna L'hl and Mr. Richard Hale Miss Edith Fleming—Mbs Alta DeRiar were united in marriage at the residence /^iev. Dewey and wife and .laughter, of ot Bowling Green. Ohio, is vbiting her of Dr. Wright July 3rd.—Mrs. Van Kalamazoo, visited at Dr. Sockets and_ mauv friends here—The funeral of A. Brocklln died last Friday at her home in Temples last week. Their tine singing Gordiner, who passed away, after a long North Carlton after a long illness. She added much to the services at the Baptist illtne-s was held at the home of the de­ was an old resident of Carlton. We church last Sunday morning and evening . ceased, Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Stein- have no further particulars at this writing. —Mamie Goss, of Plainwell, i«\ visiting among her old schoolmates here—Mrs. Inger officiating—The Woodland Base Chapman, of Maine, and Mrs. Gould, of Ball club played our team |at the driving New Hampshire have been guests of Mrs. park, Monday afternoon. One boy came Lydia Powers, of Battle Creek, visited J. N.J Harthorn-jAfter a rousing sermon out ahead but ju>t how the score stood we can not say—D. W. Leedy is in town her brother the Dr. lasl^veek—The Misses by Itev. C. T. Van Autwerp on the subject helping B. Reynolds and son set up bind­ Ensle and Vella Low are vbiting at Will of “Foreign Missions," a collection of ers—T. E. Niles b in Chicago at the Ogden’s—Mr. Carrier, lather ot our black­ nearly $25 was taken last Sunday morn­ White City this werk—Miss Burnice Niles smith. died Sunday night and was buried ing at the M. E. church—MAll leaves was In Charlotte Tuesday—Prof. 1). " Tuesday, funeral at -Lacey—Mrs. Seger Prairieville at 8 a. m.. since the change in Wyatt of Detroit is here getting ready to and daughter Lulu are at Vermontville the time table July Sth on the C. K. & 3. render y Cantata in the interest of the O. vbiting this week—Mrs. C. W. Tompkins R. It—Mrs. Brightrail, ot Irving, Is visit­ Is vbiting her daughter Mrs. Kate Spinney Ing her daughter Mrs. M. Wood—Rev. of Galesburg—Mrs. Osmnn and daughter VanAntwerp and wife attended the mis­ Jessie, of Bellevue, were at C. W. Tomp­ sionary meeting last Wednesday held at Everything b quiet since the fourth— kins’ Saturday and Sunday—At the school the home of Mrs. Robert Marshall—Old meeting Monday night Alvarez Wilcox Haying is treading on the heels of har­ was elected Assessor, they also voted to Mrs. Roberts died at the the borne ot her son-in-law, Stephen Brandstetter, last vesting and binders aj» being got in read­ iness for buslne»s-*<k good many persons paint lite school house—The funerals of Saturday from a stroke of paralysis. The are golnx and coming to our lakes now Charlie Sylvester and. Harry Scott were funeral was held at the M. E. church on held last week Thursday at 10 a. in. and and many a fine basket of fish finds its I p. m. respectively. It rained all the Monday at 3 p. m.j/James Ball fell from a load of hay and received quite severe way to town^XA commltttehas been ap­ pointed to purchase an organ for the forenoon so that the attendance was not so injuries one day last week—The body of church, fifty dollars having been raised large as in the aftet^ioon—The school M. Taggart of Hickory Corner?, was children went In a body carrying flowers — brought to this place for Interment last for that purpose—Mr. J. B. Underhill has gone back to Chicago—Mias Virgie Given The patrons of the District will be glad to Saturday—Geo. Hughes, of Oden, is vbithear that Mary Wilcox Ims been engaged Ing relatives about here—Mias Hattie Haw­ Jias gone to the world's fair—John Ryan and hb little satchel are quite busy now— to teach the school the coming year. She ley. a teacher In Grand Rapids, Is visiting Mrs. Howard Mosher was unable to at­ has taught the pant year at Woodland among relatives and friends in town—C. where she did good work and now we Carpenter is very sick, hb son S. Carpen* tend church Sunday on account of sick­ ness but she is better now-#<Tbe. painters have her back again—Mr. Scott and wife, ter, of Oden, Is visiting him—The W. F. of Battle Creek, vblted her brother A. M. S. meet with Mrs. Geo. Hazen off Wed-; have been'improving the looks of the W. Scott Sunday and Monday—Mrs. Jew­ nesday—I/wb Tnmpkinson Is visiting bis dwelling occupied by Walter Oliver— Wm. GIHwpie has also been putting up ell and sou Don are visiting relatives at father in Greenville—Mrs. E. Thompson Lacey and Dowling. and daughter M«gglo spent a part of last eave troughs and painting bls house— week visiting relatives In Hattie Creek^Ffie death of Mrs. A. W. Roberts occurr­ Hruah Ridge. Mr.*. Martha Leaton. ot Mecosta Co., is the ed on the morning of the 9th and the Charles Clark and wife visited at Peter guest of her brother Rev. C. T. VanAnlr funeral took place on the 10th. The de­ ceased was an old settler of Barry county Lenaar's Sunday—Wesley Karns has gone- werp—Mr. and Mrs. Henry, of Grand Rap- i but at the time of her death was visiting to work for W. J. Huntington near Kala­ ids. were the guests of J. Drummond’s her daughter. Mrs Sarah Branstetter. mazoo—Henry Anders has gone to work family lost week—Mbs Jennie Drummond Her home had been in Martin for the for a Mr. Rengord near Bedford in har­ is vbiting her brothers John and Peter, at past few years, where she has numerous vest—John Branachka will pul up a new Grand Rapids—Mbs Ida Linton, of Bos­ friends. Mrs. Roberts leaves a huaband windmill this week—Jacob Schemer and ton, b the guest of Mrs. E. Thompson. and two married daughters to mourn her family visited at Myers near Cedar Creak loss. She was widely known and respect­ -JVill Havens and family, of Rutland, ed for her good qualities and neighborly visited in Brush Ridge Sunday last. There b worlds of hay and a catching kindness. Hope Confer. time to hay it People cannot complain di Mr. I). Bowler and wife, of Hastings, drouth this summer—It is late to tell abou The merry pleasure seeker Is abroad in spent part of last week with relatives and our childrens day exercises but wo num the land, and the unwary Inhabitant of friends In this vicinity—Mrs. E. B. Payne say that they were verv nice—Miss Desw our lakes is very often Invited to a lunch went to Kalamazoo Monday to spend a Heberly, of Minneapolis, Kansas, is vLi —Merton Ashdon of Battle Creek la work­ week with her mother—Mr. G. Wilkinson Ring her sister Ola 'ash—The fourth w> ing for S. S. Fisk—A company from the and Mrs. Dale, of Detroit, visited the for spent very quietly at this place. Mr. a» Guide Board held fourth of July at Fine mer's nephew. Sold Wilkinson, last week Mrs. Branch went to Grand Ledge an lake—Many pieces of wheat are about —Mr. Monicha has returned to the Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Curtb went to the show i ready for the binder—Geo>ge Fplkmeyer —D. Mosher and wife of Delton, spent Grand Rapids and we—well we staid 4 and his brother-in-law spent Sunday at Friday at O. D. Loomis’—Those on the home—Chas. Scars has moved back 1 Fine Lake—Cjrus Ingraham has exchang­ sick list are Mrs. Ed. Gates, Mrs. Jane this vicinity. They live In Miles Lip» ed hla horses for a phajeton—M-. and Chudler and Mr. C. Schram—George Mc­ cbqab's tenant house—Elsie and Eltm Mrs. A. E. Bresee and Chas and Lida Mc­ Dermott. of Kalamazoo Is working for his Marlow are vMUng her parents this wet Kenzie called on friends In South Johns­ brother—A number from here attended —Hayden Myers I* clerking fur J. GiM town Sunday afternoon—Mrs. Lizzie ••the third’’ at Kalamazoo—rMay Heart, of of Lake Odessa, at present—Mr. and Mr Pickworth Hamilton and her husband are Brush Ridge, spent last at Orin Loomis’— Gilbert were in .Saranac last Sunday—Mi out from Illinois on a visit—Willie Pick­ Mr*. Illgby, of Kalamazoo, spent the 4th Mary Ann Smith went to Saranac to vfc worth of Eaton Rapids spent the 41b.- with her daughter. her abler Mrs. Lane, last Sunday. H wlth friends here. daughter Mamie returned home with t> —Alice Fuller and Edna Barnum wg Htekory Corner*. Haying is nearly all done, with a boun­ In this vicinity picking berries Saturday crop secured In very good condition Winslow spencer b regaining |>b he» Haying Is nearly over and farmers are tiful t busy In the hay fields P. Knowles being — - Mrs. Mary Barber and daughter Alice, rapidly—Mrs. Van Brocklin an old iq the first to cut wheat In this vicinity—Mrs. (of Alltno, visited her son Milo S. and other dent of Carlton, died last night at (he a last week and the latter remaining of 73. Her fuurral was held at the Cb« Mary Bellinger and family expect to occu- friends 1 py their cottage this week on the vast shore to I complete her visit this week—C. McCoy school house, Rev. Hamp officiating a business trip to Battle Creek last There was preaching at the churebj of Gull Like, where they will soon be made i returniug with needful repairs for Sunday evening. Elder Martin, of H joined by her son, A- F. Bellinger and week, ' family of Charlotte—It Is a young sun 1his threshing machine—Mfs. McCoy was tings, preaching. The neighborhood that makes glad the hearts of Byron Wil- <quite a sufferer several days last wwlt, tended In a heroic manner—There will, by having fluids at Kalauiaioo en- preaching at the church next Sunday ev hson and wife—Prayer meeting at the caused < fur the purpose of extracting teeth Ing. Elder llabted will preach—M school house at 8 p. m.. Wednesday of jected . every week—The, few who attended the — ■ The glorious 4th was duly celebrated by Crmncl. of Lake Odessa, was ooourstil cltizenmf this place. Some of them Monday—The highway commissioner4 concert nt Bedford from here. ti|e 4th the I to ciujp at St. Louis, some to Delti n forgotten that he took away the ri were well repaid by a ileh musical treat , going । such as Is seldom our lot to enjov—Bert; iand a few remaining to guard the home bridge but people who have to eratf Searles returned to her father’s abode Sat­ interests, while a great majority were en- havn't. It liaa been impassible for , f urday last He has spent some time on ...joying scenes and sports abroad—M. L months. the Great Lakes, aud prefers life on the i> Taggard. after suffering with sickness and water to land—It was Wm. Ma*on Instead ’ disease for a longtime was summoned to Hancock has three big foundries. of Win. Norris, as stated in your la< i bls reward-«>n the 0 Inst. His funeral was One hundred residences are. In o week's Items, that wan entertaining friends ,; attended at hb late residence one and a __ ____ — will _________________ from KalauiH*>o —There be no service |; lo irih mile south of the Comers, and the of erection at Holland. at the school inmse Sunday, as our pastor, remains buried at Prairieville, Rev. I’oje Imlay City officers are looking tar Mr. Fleming takes hb vacation this month officiating. Mr. Taggard leaves a wife and —Mr. E<t Berry and family, wi n have two sons besides a large circle of friends Sndllnx, a character of some local t br.-n visiting at Albert Dewey’s, Jr, re- and relatives to mourn bls departure- iety. He knocked down Jerry Ch acting deputy marshall and then turned to their home in Sunfield Wed. last Seven! were baptized at Gull Lake the — Master Sammie and Mbs Ellen Thomas, 2nd and were admitted as members of the peareL Crow was badly hurt. Hastings Banner. > Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. COUNTY NEWS �WARING’S PERIL. Charles R. Kino. 1 I 1 I Unt madame hung back, hesitant and Mashing. “Oh, M. Warceng. I cannot, I must not- is it not that some one shall metricate the cab’.’' “No one from this party, at least.'’ laughed Waring. mischievously.making the most of her, idiomatic query. “Your driver is more cochon than cocher, and U he drowns in that mud 'twill only serve him right Like your famous compatriot, he'll have a chance to say, T will drown,and no one shall help me.* for all !' care-. The brute! Allonsf I will drive you to bonne maman's of whom it is the fete. Bless that baby daughter! And Mme. d’Ueryilly shall blew N'in N'in's tout devoue Sam.” And Mme. Lascelles found further remonstrance useless. She was lifted into the sent, by which time the driver, drunken and truculent, hud waded >fter then}. “Who/?' to pay for this?” was his curly question. •'You. I fancy, as soon as your em­ ployer learns of your driving into that hole." was Waring's cool reply. ** “Well, by God, I want five dollars, fcg my fare and trouble, and I want it Tight off/’ And, whip in hand, the burly, mud-covered fellow came lurch­ ing up the bank. Across the boggy street beyond the white picket fence the green blinds of a chamber window in an old-fashioned southern house were thrown open, and two feminine faces peered forth, interested specta­ tors of the scene. “Here, toy man!”said Waring, in low tone, "you have earned no five dollars, -end you know it. Get your cab out, come to Mme. d'Hervilly's, where you were called, and whatever is your due will be paid you: but no more of this swearing or threatening—not another "I want iny money. I say, and 1 mean to have it I’tn not talking to you: I’m talking to the lady, that hired me." “But I have not the money. It is for my mother—Mme d*Hcrvilly—to pay You will c -ne there." ‘I want it no . I say. I've got to ■hire teams‘to g tny cab out I got stalled here carrying yon and your child, and I mean to have my pay .right now. or I'Jl know the reason why Your swell friend's got the money. Its none of my business how you pay him." But tl-.at ended the colloquy. War­ ing’s fist landed with resounding ■whack under the cabman's jaw, and a>oxit him rolling, down /nto the mud below. He was up. floundering anti furions, in less than a minute, cursing horribly tfnd groping in the pocket of his overcoat “It's a pistol, lieutenant Look out!” aried Jeffers. There was a flash, a sharp report, a stifled cry from the cab. a scream of terror from the child. But Waring had leaped lightly aside, ami before -the half-drunken brute could cock his -weapon for a second shot he was felled like a dog, and the pistol wrested from his hand and hurled across the 'levee. Another blow crashed.full in his face as he strove to And his feet, >nd this time his muddled senses warned him It were best to lie*still. Two minutes more, when he lifted Ids buttered head and strove to stanch the blood streaming from his nostrils, .he saw the team driving briskly away up the crest of the levee; and, overaeome by maudlin contemplation of his foeman's triumph and his own wretched plight, the cabman sat him down and wept aloud. And to his succor presently there came ministering angels from across the muddy way. one with a brogue, the other in a bandanna, and between the two he was escorted across a dry path to the magnolia-fringed Inclosure, comforted"with soothing applications without and within, and encouraged to tell his talc of woe. That he should wind it up with vehement expression of his ability to thrash a thousand swells like the one who hod abused him and a piratical prophecy that he'd drink his heart's blood within the week was due not so much to confi­ dence in his own powers, perhaps, as ■to the strength of the whisky with which he had been liberally sup­ plied. Then the lady of the house ad­ dressed her Etbipp maid of all work: “Go you over to Anatole's now. 'Lou­ etta. Tell him if any of the byes are there I want 'um. If Dawson is there, from the adjutant's offiee. I Xvahut him quick. Tell him it’s Mrs. Doyle, anii never mind if he's been dhrinkin’; he shall have another dhrop here.” And at her‘beck there presently ap­ peared three or four besotted-look Ing specimens in the coarse undress uni­ form of the day. poor devils absent without leave from their post below and hoping only to be able to beg or steal whisky enough to stupefy them before the patrol should come aud drag them away to the guardhouse. PromlMj of libera) reward in shape of liquor was sufficient to induce three UM) betook benwll to th. Mtnollnof t&air number to go out with the shaded cottage where she dwelt befuming cabman and help rescue his road the pale of mUitary ln“rf'”ne,e’ wretched brute and trap. The mo­ Ind Mine hour, later «nt txraette to ment they were outside the gate she ar to Doyle .he wanted him. and turned on the fourth, a pallid, sickly Doyle obeyed. In bl. relief at dndlng man, whose features were delicate, tbe colonel had probably forgot­ whose hands were white and slender, ten the peccadillo for wblc» and whose whole appearance, despite he expected punishment, in bus* glassy cyes'and tremulous mouth and ful poa-pession of Mr. " aring s limbs, told the pathetic story of better sitting-room and supplies now that days. Waring was absent, the big Irishman “You’re off ag'in, Are you? Sure I was preparing to spend the time m heerd so, and you’re mad for a dhrlnk drinking his junior’shealth and whisky now. Can ye write. Dawson, or must I and discoursing upon the enormity of brace you up first?” his misconduct with all comers, when An imploring look, an unsteady Ananias entered and Informed him gesture, alone afiswered. there was a lady below who wished to “Here, thin, wait! ft’s absinthe ye see him-"Indy" being the euphem­ need, my buck. Go yon into that room ism of the lately enfranchised (or the now anil wash yourself, and I’ll bring females of their race. It was 'Louette it and whin the others come back for with the piandate from her mistress, a their whisky I’ll tell ’um you’ve gene. mandate lib- dared not disregard. You're to do what I say. now. and "Say I'll be along in a minute,” was Doyle will see you t'rough; if not, it’s I his reply, but he sighed and. swore back to that hell in the guardhouse I hesvilv, as he slowly ceo-sccnded the you’U go, iny word on it." '"oVfor“^-.'Mkc."'Mnu Doyk--” •'«»“ “« - • - '• • smut," he ordered Ananias, dlsiegaru began the poor wretch, imploringly, : ing Ferry's suggestion: "Better drink but the woman shut him off. ■ 1 no more till after dark."' Then, swal"In there And. wid. you! the others are J “*“*’hi *“ 'lurehinff coming." unbarring the front \* “*“T‘ Innther^ be there for the last six weeks. I ad mH he 1. Ih.rc mMT * «•“Jrh’° !*’ I, Dot. bat .tor h.'. h»a a „OH» altb th. ladle. In th. J.n.ral' box. Wh»t become, ol kW ' d"“ ‘ know because I’m seldom there, but of the infantry, can tell you. He i sitting by her In the D'Hervilly loge rrllleo and irclnil orcr the laatnet with her and rbap^lMng about \erdl. Bellini. Moxart. or Uonnod-Connod e.peclally and the garden weoe Iran A MINNEAPOLIS MIRACLE. ______ _ o ciibc ..WWSfWSW- or rtn* Wen »n tbooffiroof countyofBarrysmi BA1X? -m. J t: JL1";?- «“> ns aflnted Utbs due kt d»7e * ( of nine thousand and fourtren idx route, and an attoro" ,he *«® suit or proceedtnp at law hath.?T*T’ •*! no ted to recover the money* v »ort<*«e. or any uart there..! Tf , Now, therefore, by virtue..! th. tniiald mortgiiiz.-, a.’',j iCru,0,**le . liYom the MlnntopoUl Journal) ■ Freetown the p.M«» «>•« wlirn bop. lx ««>e ind medle^ idxlre nrunounre* H* I'*'" -ineur.nowlwrtblel.tototblDk ot ton.F-”*n t her mother with her. and. b«- ta, lbl< .-reI m« ^torc Ibe .noted yeor. where the circuit court for Bkrn 4tnrei or rnaa'o >'"* >«• “ e*nl' ,r* "’"‘t’. en), the premises described * ■UiXohJ! hU4' Ing in mourning, doeen'l ahe hare * atar in her latticed logo Inatead ol Tims spoke J. B- White of 1901,,3d., 8t.N. io much thereof as may I* due on said n,lirtt.’to Xmrnadlng in the loyer and drink- E labtiilflht to a Journal reporter. Mr. amount percent lntt>rr*t. au.i >.•> >...... ' Iwen S”hatnw“bl»daehe»-for..-pwa.™n. White lias bw'U muelt talked about of with an allotne* totMher late, and the tallowing conversation exdaasr* punch?’'queried l orry. e«" ’’’ihla native-of5hedluc, New Bruns- piece and iHtrc*- <> ””uppoM> ah. la." answered lleree. iwlclt, an<l of French descent. 1 Lave the township ot Yr itootlv. "rrnji crank—tralght-bced. Ha-en ln Minneapolis lor n'any years. J 1* you like. !tj th. fault of my bring­ am now 60 tears old. 1 fell from a bulldTbe K*»tbdf ,«i. o< n It rttnl tlw S'Hilb fi«;t ing up. Bnt I know, and 3’on know, Iiie two years ago and bjoke tny thlfb, be­ quarter Air on ?fttk.n tn n thru. ;j| that that little woman. In her looel I- sides injuring uijself Internally, lhe North, Itangr tv,, joj , ■ oiitalotw n.s, and In her natural longing lor doctors couhi do nothing for mb Hit k t In all one iuiudreJ uuu m-. some congenial spirit to commune the hours grow together as beat they Dated May until, i .. could. When I was sblr to walk on with. I. simply filing madly bl or. wi th Sam Waring, and there wlll_ be crutches 1 can>e near dying from tbe com­ plication of troubles that had set In after trageUv here before we can awplt ■ Seo here Vieree." asked heiy- d<> the fall. For our year ahd a half 1 I Attorney tor Morttr-u-.-.door, she presently admitted the trio । down the steps vv walked ou crutches, striving In vain to ' MORTGAGE sale returning to claim the fruits of their , I‘»-rr.v and ^erc® s j.in. he you suppose Mrs. t ram would b. so find relief froflt the misery 1 felt night and ; Default bavins: been nu.h n, n- '',>rx!i!!-w* :’ silently after after him him as as ne he loyal a friend to Waring If she thought of k certain monsaei. hi.„i,. , lionest labor II 1lery "’"v and gaxed silentlv day The worst part of my affliction was anti M.Cmfll MvttU Cn. li M ... — .....veered around to the pate leading to there was anything wrong In his at­ “Is he gone? Did he tell you what ( that 1. could not eat anything. Lt I • | the old war hospital Inclosure where tentions to Mme. Lascelles? Do you could have taken nourishment and kept Bee ot the iteghiiir ot i happened?" Count) of suppose Cram himself woubln t speak. »n.w.redone;"he-. it down I could have stood the pain better. Barry and State of Mie •■•th day of “He’s gone, yes," answered one; "he's ">• with the lieutenant >>'» perceptibly un.te.a5 . 'htWvoti 1 had four ductor*, and kept taking all "He has spoken." gone' to get square v. » •uinied to “Keeps his head r pretty sorts of mrtlidnra. I had to stop all of and his cockney dog-robber. He says 11 ----- .. well, even •He has? To whom?" hundred dollar* ii- i ---r.-i.ir.>.., j-g« are are gone, “aid Ferry. they both jumped on him and kick re! after vshis legs gone, ” said berry, ■•To me. three days ago; said 1 had them or 1 would .have been n dead man. three and an attorney's Ire o t»> :,i» Lv.{rfotta*~S.' Knows--too much to go bv by the “ sally his face in when he was down and un- - ‘---------lh‘­ known Waring longest and. Lest, per­ 1 have enough bottles left to start a drug­ vtded tor In said mortc L. ai p ‘to twe«“*■ ; port. He’s sneaking out through the haps was his most Intimate friend, and store I would be troubled so with head­ ceMlmp at taw having >•• •» ln«tHi>jni armed and helpless. Was ho lyin?" or th* nionevs swire.i >y he though I ought to warn him of what aches.-and my hips would pain me co that part thereof: "Oh, they bate him cruel. But did back gate.” I Otten thought that I should go crazy. I j Now. therefore, by virti "Why, what does he go out there for, people were say Ing. ho tell you of the lady—who it was they ! was so emaciated Hint there was nothing ooi.talned in said rnortKH: • when he has the run of Waring's side“What have you done?" took from him?" such esse mad.! and pn.i i "Nothing yet. simply because I know ’of me but skin and Irone. Last summer Kven that on Saturday it.' old 1 board?" t. A. D.. I*(iu. at ten ■> I “Oh. didn't you hear? She sent for Sim Waring so well that I know just 1 felt as If I whs nearly dead. My kid­ ibcTtosZi neys then Iwgan to bother me. I got so I shall sell at public auction, what he'd do — go and pull the npsq of him.” ildder.atthenorth front <l • .■ •>! the cSr I could not sleep only at Intervals. Houre. in the ria of thl -brmrtt* I “That’s it, is it? Sometimes I won­ the'man who gossiped about him and Finally 1 gave up in despair. One day 1 place where the Circuit ( . .rt n,r tarn CwtS der which one of those two will kill her. Then we'd have a fight on our was sitting on the porch. It was a Iteau- is bolden.) the premferx .!^»cnbhl tn mi-' so much thrn-of hv mw be n-JZ at ein- the other." hands." ,4 tiful. sunny day. The singing of- birds mortRSce-or io pay the amount <iu.- -• -uift "Well, we can fight, I suppose, can t and the odor of flowers set me to thinking sary deary I "Oh, he wouldn't dare. That fellow with k percent IntereM. :i i.-inii cwtiLti' 1. with , is an abject coward in the dark. He we”" ,.t taenn'.fte of my childhood days. From that my aether with ati atton.-y , tt,,- >,rrI11 ^,"Not without involving a womans though1* reverted to ■ little French week­ ' dollnta euvvnanu-d for • r, •f the believes in ghosts, spooks, banshee's uclng dovcribed in **!«! .nirtjiuiri adj (Kt ind of and wraiths—everything uncanny— ly paper. 1a-Mointeur Acadian, that we certain (liere and parrel ot U:,<; -iniateand #eh. good Lord. I ’ ierce. was there tht-county of jld up and she'd haunt him if he laid his got. nnd I thought that 1 would like to log :n ibefoa iiMili. ..f A- > ever a row without a woman au fonti?” rend it nn<i see how things were at my old Barry at d Stair <»r Mkhutwi. ,.i: 1 kuowa m/ described as (oibra- to n t “That's a worm-eaten witticism. home. 1 told my wife to give me the la.-t H2 Off । Hie north east quarter E ',1 ot the *«nb thi-.y-tisn-e Ferry, and you're too decent a fellow, numlrer. She brought me the one that we»t quarter ;s W u any [») town one jl] north of r.tu ’ ..... - ‘ • • as a rule, to be cynical. I've got to eame that morning. The flr-t thing that I said e. but county ot Harry speak to Waring, and I don’t know how saw was a long article about the miracu­ Makk M<< I .. Mortgagee P hilip T.C od . ko . lous cure of n cripple. I rend on and on And 1 to do iL I want your advice." Attorney (t>pr Mortrwr ; "Well, my advice is Punch’s: 'Don't.’ Itecuming more interested than ever. .The Dated. Jone yuli. 15c party ! Hello! here's Dryden Thought you patient described in tbe article *al»* that MOlitG Vit SAUI Default bavinx brt-u made :n’'tw _ ■ were on court duty up at headquarters Dr. William's I’lnk Pills for Pale People <*i.n4itu>in aide 1'illihui N»»toc ' tOHlay. old man Come in and have a cured him and they would cure others. -mm. — . . .. I). Bthtwic*. The story aroused my Interest and 1 In­ •• The g dated March 29$h. A, I) *£,• • wet?" Mr Ferry had seen some happy duced my druggist to send for them. I record rd lu Hir office : the itefivter ■ davs at Fortrew Monroe when the great ri did nut expect relief right awgy, but w®” nt deeds, tor Un- Comity of Bam .m-i SUte ol :> into V ships of hef majesty's navy lay off the they made the headache pass away. Michigan, on the idn day of MAnrh. A.!»., Hygeia and the gallants of England After taking them some days I could eat. tmo.lnllbersr. of murts<ic<' <xi i|u«e w. aban- Csaid moma^c* ua> on th- expiW condiriM lay to at the bar. anti Ferry rejoiced ib People laughed at me w ben I began to that should default Ik* m.vlr |t: pijiurtl the vernacular of the united scrvica. so take the pills, telling me 1 wa* taking so of tbe Interest or any :>art tbrred tra aa> day wherein the santr should *hi m»<lr payat.,far as he could learn it. us practiced much bandy. But the day 1 threw away aa therein cxpre"rd. ami •■;. :|.i the nuw re abroad • ■ the crutches they thought different. I inaln ttbpaid and in arreAi- hir n.r spare of thro and ir.lm ihrwriorti'. “Thanks. Just hod one over at Mer­ am now well and hearty as a young man tbtrty days afterUie l4|«e of the Mid “ Iny daj«, tt-f tow­ ton's. Hear you’ve been having review ot -J5." principal sum of two thousand dollar* with and all that sort otthing down here,” | At this juncture bls married daughter, alljwnMracx-of inteie-i therryn shall at tbe aught life, came into . the store. 'qjmon of the party ot the Mrt»nil part bro-s* said the Infantryman, as he lolled buck ‘। Mrs. N. ‘M‘“hlk <nd be due aud toqa’d- : ^.HTiatrly there w... bootw-w. I “There ____ ’* tald , in an easv-chair and planted his he. “I* another, case. She A'ter. although the ;-r|u i limited fur in­ “Giaii I ffot i h»* ’r,ed them, to.” The reporter thought payment thereof may not th ■; live expire: strapheels on the gallery rail. -------- „ - , and default liaviiu :i....e in tbe ;*> -r • it would be a good Idea to speak of her out of it- Court met and adjourned at । ! case, also, since it was a woman's. Mrs. ten. so I came Lome- flow’d Waring , > and up“ ; White married a pan of .the same name FEIIRT AND PIKRO: OAZKD SILENTLY get off?” ' i of "so ArrER HIM. • i h-a* as llvr Ial,lrr- *° accounts for tbe thouvnd dolUr* will, al! ■•f lutrrr*: • 'Huh!—Cram's wagon,"’ laughed 'i same name. thereon is now .irclnn and hands on her Thcre4s only one thing Ferry, rather uncomfortably, how­ “The doctors." she said, “told me 1 hail by the terms of • that he'd be nitre afraid of than ever, * option thereri uterine trouble. 1 was in h miserable the there I* claimed t<» :■* s lazy Bridge! Doyle living, and t.hat would i "Oh. Lord, yes, I know that. Didn't condition. Nothing that 1 took could nf >u-an<! three this notice the vtitn v! be -Bridget Doyle dead." rt Witty toCT I see him driving Mme. Lascelles up alleviate the pains .1 would feel In my hundred seretity-thrrr <P> «■! thirty "Why can't he get rid of her? What Rampart street as I came down in the ilmbts and abdomen, 1 often bad a flutter­ cents. • and an attunw! Are dollar* iio.kIciosej, hold has she on him? This thing's an ' mule car?" ing of the bgfirt. and frequent weak spells. mortjtag-. j.rocerdbt* and t.o mi ; then Infernal scandal as it stand*. She’s j 1 would, vat but it would do me know at law hsviuc beet. Un itch of only been here a month or so. and 1 And then Pierce and Ferry looked at good. I could not sFeep. I was lu mis­ moneys sc ared by m l>Art thereof s r side, everybody in garrison knows all about । each other, startled. ery aud despair. My- father took Dr. Now. therefore. b> » r That evening, therefore, it wusucom- William’s I’lnk I’ills, and his improve­ sale struc- her, and these doughboys don't make contained in ’n'. i , fort to both when Sam came tooling statute In such case rni'cment was s« rapid that I thought 1 would told of any bones about chaffing us on our is hereby given which lady friends." ? .■ the stylish turnout through the sally­ lake them to. At first 1 felt worse, and iffih day nt "L-pte-i port an«l his battery chums caught „t public then 1 beau to mend so rapidly that I was ovtock In the f’-'"Well, everybody suppoMnl he ha«l 'he oortl: auction! t,i tb< -I got rid of her years ago. He shook her, sight of the Allertons. Pierce was just astonished. I have taken seven boxes fnmt do«»r •■ City ot •; when he was mode first sergeant, just returning from stables and Ferry was and am now nearly well. 1 can do my HuMinpbefore the war Why, I've heard some’ smoking a pipe of pcrique on the own work aud can eat and sleep well. In euil C.- ri t r. ■ .-. < preml — • " 11 allies, of the old stager* say ’there wasn't a broad gallery, and both jiastened to the mornings 1 feel refreshed after a much tint-of -hi ‘ don their best jackets and doff their night's rest." to pay tl.e ainoui.t up-■*• il back finer looking soldier In all the regi­ with rt/l'' l-r ••rn:. interest August Grotefend. who keeps tbe Ger­ jnce. > com- ment than Jim Doyle when he married! best caps to these interesting and in­ and oil'.anient * •. rfC tli. r vli!. an mania Drug Store, at 1011 Main St. N. E. thlro il-..- .b..L.r> work that specimen at Brownsville. Doyle, terested callers. Cram himself had corroborated what Mr. White had said fee ol therein, th* pnir.bv. Mng de*ttW« nd the too, supposed she was dead until after' gone out fur u ride and a think. He above in regard to his condition, saying, for In said mortaxge as all t io the he got his commission, then she reap­ always declared his ideas were clearer "1 have sold a great many since these parcels ol land lying ami J!, i, with peared and laid claim to him. It would। after a gallop. The band played charm­ cures. Some of the lumbermen going In tbe township ■»( Balfim >’e. I:, the Barry and alate •»( Mk!a-ai>- »i kuo»n cduca- have been an easy enough matter five, ingly. The holies came out and made the woodshave taken half dozen box lots were years ago to prurefcshe had forfeited। a picturesque croquet party on the of these pills with them. They certainly r* hand all rights, but now he can't. Then( green carpet of the parade. The offi- have done a wonderful lot of good and Ihr nurtb -»>t quarter •>: ■ ■ 1 ter of section six ««) in u.v ■; ' -'- -, ,”,25 tea she she's got some confounded hold on! ccrs clustered about au2 rod offered‘ should have the entire credit of the cures.” rnnxe tetebt («» we»V ’ue the o game. r'wet - wagers .on — — ------ A I On inquiry The Journal reporter found and three acre* more or If-*. him, 1 don't know what, but it's kill­. laughing to M. ing the poor beggar. Good thing for dozen romping childre.n were playing that these pills are on sale at various joyously around the tall flagstaff. The I wholesale bouses of Minneapolis and St. oyale, the regiment, though; so let it go." Attorney for Mortyw*. meeting with a good sale, Dated June 22nd. UW n. It "Oh, I don't care a rap how soon air was rich with tho fragrance of tho • 1>au! "nd “’ not ** ’ “as “ they will sell as ’ soon as as ‘fast we’re rid of him or her—the sooner the magnolia and Cape jasmine, and glad 1 **but their merit Is fully known. He also and soft.--------------and merry better; only I hate to hear these fol- with music ---------------1 •voices. —-™lows laughing and sneering about Mrs. Thcn the stirring bugles rang out their found that they were manufactured by Doyle." And here the young fellow lively ” ' summons to the -batterymen -• be­ Dr. William's Medicine Company. Schen­ ectady. N. Y.. and Brockviile, Ont., and the wall. drumsth.lr of the infanhesitated. “Ferry, you know I'm as yond try roll«l .ndThe rat^ ; >“• HU* .r« wld In boxM (wrer In bulk fond of Sam Waring as any.of you. I Xn^rU"^^ 'h:‘ 'C1±? « « «“>■ • 0”. « »’ liked him better than any inan in his clamor. The guard sprang Into rank, boxes for S5.50 class when we wore the grty. When and their muskets, glistening in the A recent discovery !• lA* Dr. William’s Pink Pills are a perfect Uy they were yearlings we were plebes, slanting bcami of the setting sun, blood bul’der and nerve ^restorer, curing dixilnexv dullneu, coofud-n <• tbs mW. “ and devilled and tormented by them clashed in simultaneous 'present” to such diseases as rheumatism, neuralgia, Me., are due to derangeui.' • wnten which supply th bn n nth re. rink if most unmercifully day and night. I the red-sashed officer 6f the day. and [mrtlal paralysis, locomotor ataxia, St. take। tbatladUcestlon ity^pr^ls. ncurikJJthat official raised his plumed hat to VHus’ ilance. nervous heahache, nervous took to him then for his kindly, jolly id did wind in stomach, etc., srta. from the derwF liquor ways. No one ever knew him to say the lieutenant with the lovely girl prostration and the tired feeling therefrom ment of the nerve ceui< r»-apply n« by his side and the smiling elders on Hie after effects of la grippe, influenza and r-time. or do a cross or brutal thing. I liked sum with nerve fluid or forec. rhh. h the back seat as the team once more him more every year, and missed him severe colds, diseases depending on hu­ true of many d?lek"raph when he was graduated. I rejoiced made the circuit of the post on the mors In the blood, such as scrofula, The nerve system Is I •’« when he got his transfer to us. It’s back trip .— to -------town,--and Miss Flora Al- chronic erysipelas, etc. Pink Pills give m will be ‘A'en by the Tbe little because I like him so much that I hate . lerb>n clasped her hands and looked a livalUij glow to pale and sallow com- cut. white lines are • el. fol­ vgujK to hear these fellows making their lit- eothusiustically up into her escort's pb-xioiKand are a spcclQc for the the the nerves which s, aud tie flings now:” troSblt-s peculisr to the femak* system; In convey the nerve face. safely ansiDg from mental worry, overwork or , "What flings?" said Ferry. “Oh," she cried, "isn’t it all just too s after ; every part of the "Well, you know as much as I do. loTdy anything! Why, I think exefti«ci of any nature. o waybod/, just a* lh« JWS&rmM Yoifvejieard os much, too, I haven’t a y°ar llf® niu»t be like a dream " electrlccurront la “ OM do'ubL’ conveyed alone V® I But MLss Allerton, us Mrs. Cram had . ..... 1 :—....biuiu, us airs, vram had Then, ! the telegraph Mg ■BtW M Nobody s said anything about Sum sometimes gushed, and life at wire* w e very ggr HMM Ui Ftirty-one years ago Henry Stark ks, she Mg W in -v my hearing urnt that reucctcc reflected Jackson barracks was no such dream Byron and went to California. A left station, laree or B open- Waring o — am ail Ordinary jKWM ■ losnre ° on n. h him ’T In “ any nnr WBy way «orth worth specklsg speaking of. of." ’ as it appeared. dur,. he retnrnnl wlthotit notice, uc ■ He phyHU-lans fall to lid* fadt; H white- I ’’ Tkexun went down H du years of axe and has several spare regard Instead of treatAHrJKf ' I Not on him so much, perhaps, as arm*. a__ j south- the world |u looks at this sort of thing, across the tawny flood of the rushing ! do!l4t>. inx the nerve contern for tl.r.-au-M’ VjV BM river. The night lights were set at the Thlitdh|n »fhool at ML Pleasant has of the disorders BW answered the summons. b I. but on ller her.‘ She’s young, pretty, wining; SS arising therefrom fit MO I married to a man yeat* her senior, tv dhtant bend below. The star, came ' treat tho afj IJ ■ “It’s you, is it, Alphonse? is your Tho-P D.. blih7>Ug 1R •— fflwy veil- ! tit :it Stwo per p ar or Ml.p they -oluiuyven. part affected KfJ Ivf She's -The mistress at home?” j। snuffy, frovysy old .Frenchman. 10 biff —■•■. — a Jemnlra HnMklny. who was removed by big trees on th«. the ilevee and ' Franklin Mile*. ■/ W “No; gone town—chez Mme. d’Her-!| aione with her child and one or two about the flanking towers began Supt. Rfopai. J M. D.. LL B, tbe JV if ! servants from early morning till late to whisper and complain and creak, villy.” hl/hly celebrated evening, with mat that weazened weazened little little and the rising wind sent long wisps • I- ... «■ 1I ” "=“‘“8. and vvsui Muskeuna offieetii the other day arrest- specialist and , ,hn ind ausL autW. Mme. Devilleasc. Is it. \ ery well; monkey of a mau the rest of the time of nervous discal'' utter you skip to town wWI that note and get. The only society she sees Is the onX of straggly cloud racing across the e<l n man wh.» gave his name as Frank student many noted treaties on tbe Stanbm. Ik* said he was sent to Jackton of sky. The moon rose pullid and wan, lon ? since reallMd the mn it in your master's bands before the twoffosainv old wnm^n . I /**° '“?on rose P°Hld and wan, r -m Kent county for two years, but some statement, and hi* its lurro1 cathedralclock strikes twelve, «• yc'H who live Mong the levee here Tht B-l“e_OTet den*° black ii ne ago was transferred u» the asylum Is prepared on that from <i«Tan.lf^ ’s suffer. There s aear In free minutes." only enjoyment she has is when she mil* ol moss-Hrmvn cypres. In the n-dsngi rous criminals at Ionia and e- In curin',’ all iMwiwro arts’' nient of the nervous tretW* by " -ed from the latter Institution about six And then, well content with her can get to her mother's up in town or essuraril sw.mp, then hU hor ful. AS Ute thousands of-U“**Lny uinnu’5 morning's work, the consort of the I run up to the opera when she can 'ret hind u hoary bank of elands, u tbowrl reluctant to look upon tba wrath t< renter senior first licutenantof Light Battery i Lascelles to take her. That old mum*bc Genrsse county “X” (a dams 'whose credentials were ray cares nothing for music And lev. come, tor a storm wax rising fast nc 1 y who deserted from tbe regular army too cioudedjto admit of her reception <or tbe dance; she loves both and so turion, to break upon and d.due. 0' .^u. noW J ry,n < ,o relw«*d. nm JsckKt barracks. rTltu* dance. suaranjf x or recognition within the limits of a ! does Waring. Monsieur le Mari eoes himself armsled on a more arri.ms H druCTtsjs on a ro* ” Medk*l ’ regular garrison, where, indeed, to do ! out into the foyer between the acta to iroct by the Dv*t per b »,rwnt«< * written ax-— him justice, Mr. Doyle never wished to ; smoke his cigarette and gossin with ! ment nf hl« parents allowing him tn enter El! see her. or. for that matter, ar.vwhaw nthw v.:___ ... J . ‘ 1*0 ■« O0XTOTCFK] i .k bul h,s Wrents ore *ald to deny • the signature. opiates Or dsugeruus drug*- w teas a- 3880004881808371^15506392840578438078936 SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY! A Great Mistake. �Hastings Banner. "i wrHiv. j« • 13. 1^93-___ R. COOE^ Fopr men of Middleville drew and stacked fifty tons of hay In two days. IGs GREflM SODA, ’. ; ‘MT. Milk Shake amt ■ - V/R-wnored that Mm. Dorea* Woleott was terribly bann-d first ot the wee^by falling on the stove. She whs visiting her ulster nt O’Donnell at the time, aud fainted.— Freeport Herald. ' By the accidental bursting of a toy can­ non at Loou latke Juiy 4th, a Id-year-old boy by the name of Scutl was instantly killed,) a piece of Iron passiTig through bls hearth7 By n singular coincidence young Scott's chum died the.same day ot 'rheuuidtisui of the heart.—Bellevue Gillette. Y3^-31222F<.'>r* f.KKAM.CWN. . . lyliiJ’.ir lu lhe J5n© . . ,;i-:i:y gogds.' f torx-'t tt- . ;NES8 CARDS. i K. 1. I. M. SMITH. *F!» KE AL ESTAST MhftTOK A t>ON. Hastings. Mieh. . C. G. Nichols. ■„ LaW. r ■ i see a NICHOLS 1 . it. t.l.f I» N OFFICE. - iu-i'ity Bank, Hastings, jirutftjjtiy attended to. Ixtya! E. Knappen. H VxAlTTNd. DENISON. * ’.AWVt.lW. Mu: lgan Trim Co. Btdg„ Grand KapUl*. Michigan. Ki;;K. M' l'.. \ -‘fian and Surgeon. ;• . Mkin ,, , „ trndr,! d.,y ur night. (M>:n _..^t ami shoe store M. J; sWIEZEY. Miurn-y at law. . ' . i Mi -it. > i-Fthe state. Col- , . .. . . !' l.ATHKWP. . :athk- Pityi-iclRiM and Surgoms . iihl ntry promptly at- 1-' •■ip i ■ NEK. M. !>.. ■ y-ielau and Surgeon, , . Midi. ■.. ,u.rf --v»! Ilf ilem-t. ■ k ■ ।' Dr. Carter’* Kidney & Baokache Tea Lt a. compound of valuable herbs that stimulate the Kidneys to action, clearing the passages oetween the. * kidneys and bladder, which become stopped, up and cause settlings like brick dust, and if not removed will lead to Dropsy, Diabetes, or Bright's Disease. It regulates the four important organs of the body, the stom­ ach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Keep them healthy you need never tear dis­ ease- Brice 40 cents a package. Carter’s Klttaey A Backache Tea wiUcure that sick, tired feeling with a bad taste in the month inorulngs. Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea will cure elck headache, constipation, dizziness, and pain In tbe back. ■ Carter's Kidney A Backache Tea puri­ fies the blood, and regulates the . bowels. Carter's Kidney A Backache Tea is a sure mid positive cure ' fur backache and intlaniation of the kidneys and bladder. Sold only’by W. H. Goodyear. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES A little boy at Charlotte was bit bj' a big dog the other day, and the boy’s father in­ sisted on the dog being shoU A man and Ida family drove fourteen miles tn Charlotte tbe fourth and were much disappointed tu rind that city didn't celebrate. , A Charlotte dentist who bad a customer owing him for false teeth, and wouldn't pa>, sent the Sheriff after them and now tbe fellow will half to -'gum” It until, be settles with the dentist. Tho J4>ke Odessa Wave will have to change the color of Its paper soon or sujply its readers with glasses. J. C. Thayer was d'rlving-a well on hl« farm at Spring I jJte near Battle Cre^k and struck a Bowing stream which rises three tert above the level of the lake and gives a continuous How, THE 7HEE ON THE TOWER. ----1 -...WMJU .-CCC*. •Uy * Veritabte Air Plant. chisfTS'S! f^VclTrnMlM % N' Y- “ “.uKncted ot S< X",“d Tnmtou llmnto,,.. w„ •‘Fk’ W. At the m thn> ••"> Nocnuu ?lT!b '"’’f’’ '« l>i8b. «urm™M«l ’dtbthuu.uM.mubwl b.ukm„u. Ju., P’.lu. Bm eundte pn,^. m,d“ ”11* twimy SSS, ““ "Ublwu locl.m in l~ ™ . 2° thc,““t '°P °! ""t «< “.no A CAPTAIN GENERAL. Went to the Great Strumd*- When President Lincoln, in 1801. called for troop* to serve for three months, one ot the first to respond was a young school­ master in an olwcure village In southern Pennsylvania. Because of Ida educational qualifications he was chosen captain of his company. Pur a week he was busy organ­ izing and t tier his own idea disciplining hi* command That be ir.tg.nt present an appearance sufficiently martial he.ordered from the village tailor a uniform. Neither he nor the tailor had any idea of the distin­ guishing badges of rank so important in the outer makeup of a soldier, aud an old print of General Worth, which hud decked the wail of the tailor’s parlor since the days of the war with Mexico, was resorted to for hints. The result was a faultk-sa copy of the garment* of' the hero at Cerro Gordo. The oiptain was delighted, nnd donning the suit he set out with his command for the alate capital. On tho wav lie stopped for a day to gather idea. In ttfctic at Carllsl? barracks, then a regular army post. The sight of a round hundred of bump­ kina as inharmonious!? chul as the army of Falstaff or the soldiers of the sultan of Morocco, bended by a major general in full regimentals ant} marching on foot up to the barracks, was n novel one to the regu­ lars, who, taking in the situation, gravely saluted the general at every opportunity. Ono old sergeant spent almost the entire day in a charitable donation of information on company movements. ’ When the next morning came the “cap­ tain general" marshaled his host and fooled it eighteen miles to Harrisburg, where, at high noon, to spirited music, the company, with Its glittering leader, tramped into the city. For two days tfye captain strutted about, wondering at the salaams that greeted him from all quar­ ters, until nu ahquaintanoe met him and said: । “When did you become a major gen­ eral?" "A ma jot general ? I am a captain," b« replied. “I will tell you what you are." said the acquaintance. "‘You are the greatest senemion in camp, and the sooner you take off that major general’s coat the better; the boys think you are a drum major.” As the captain', pocket was light and his wardrobe limited no course waa open to biin but to cut down the coat. By back alley, he waa guided to a tailor’a shop, where, rushing up to the astonliihed proprietor, he whispered: "My friend, what will you charge to re­ duce mv rank aud make a caotalnof me." Irtgwt «r>l h«, , jolm |n lbe ,n^u„^ not mutt- thnn ctra-luunl., rf ,.n inch wide, then b«« bwm grun-lng tor m-arly u.lrtr Mb. nr Scotch “rm, nt. tnv. which I* new <dxtt«<i trrt high and about seven or eight feet aom the cxruuinon of the branches, of which there are m many and so dense that they make tbe tree appear buahllke. The ash is perfectly healthy, and for sev­ eral years past has bonje crops of scarlet A. i'T ’Ur**”b' atated. the joint on the k-dge from which the tree grows i„ not more than three-quarters of tin inch wide. The Ixile of the main stem, just immediate­ ly above die surface, ia five inches in diam­ eter. there is no accumulation of mutter un the ledge to form a soil or to retain any moisture. J Of course the tree is not aa large as one of the same age would be growing the same length of time in good soil on tbe ground, but the wonder i- how does the plant, growing out of that dry mortared chink, ever sustain life. esj»edally duringtbc sum­ mer heat up there, as it Is on a ledge forty feet above the street and not on a crumbling rain, but on a dry. solid stone cornice, attached Ur a close jointed dimen­ sion atone, well built? tower wall. Then, too, the question may be asked of the scientist: "How do the radicals of that plant find the soluble potash and phosphoric acid so indispensable to its very existence? And from whence dues it get the mineral elements which enter into the comporition of all arboreal growth?" Is there not here ai-oevidence diftt our plant takes in its iibsplutely necessary ni­ trogen in the same manner ns it does its carbon—i. e., tkrough its foliage and from the air only? For there am lie but little if any decomposed mortar in the chinks bolow tbe plant un that projecting cornice ui not more than eighteen inches thickne.»s, into thesmall interstices between thestor.es of which the superficial roots of our plant can penetrate. We are taught that in such a dry pabulum devoid ut vegetable matter there am be no bacterial nitrification. At any rate, on a mere ledge of masonry at that altitude is growing a healthy exotic tree, rich in foliage iumI fruit, defying zero weather in winter, tropical heats in sum­ mer and never drooping during the mot distressing droughts. - Country Gentie- Mm. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup bn* been u<e<t tor children teething. It «ootn* the ciitld, Softcum. ••n* the gums, allays ail pain, cure* wind colic, 'nut I- the best remedy lor Diarrhoea. Twentvtritty Reply of n Priest. fl.e cenU a tiottle. Sold by all druggists What a divert ing’hcene wu. that when a through out tbe world. certain witty lri«h priest was iDviUd to n ’ What Do You Take ’ lirvakfiiKt by Mr. G---- . thru in power, to Medicine for? Becauw you are *lck and want to meet a strange gatlwtfag of •'xhipkere." ! g>'t well, vt because jou wish to pi ovent illness? advanced and others, to whom, m his quiet, Then remember lls.it Hood's SarsaVar.lla cures but Du:ie*thc less effective, style, he iuI- I all diseases caused by Impure blood, nnd det'ilj ity oftbesystem. It 1* not «hat Fs propriedrvsx-d his plcasnut rallying*. ; tor* say but wha: Hood’s Sar.sapurllla uoes, Of a sudden the great man. witf)vo.ic of । that tciH the story ot its merit. He sure to get these curious turn* to which .he in partial, Hnod'sand only Hood's. amid all the laughter liecame grave and | Purely vegetable —Hood’s I’llls— 26.-preternaturally t-j-k-mn. Ixnvcritig his voice Into conspiracy tones, as though big with some coming n velation, hr mysteriou -ly: Curm C«n«tip>tlo». MtWMCoiuidcxi.ui. .tmtcu Uvci. ”What will you say to this. Father H---- , i W1U -uunplc tree G>arexu>TxxCo.,il» W.tMhbUhA. when I tell yon that an mv last visit to Italy 1 saw on the ilocrdf the Church of St. Agnea, etc., a table of indu’gencta, mid act­ Dclrait ually saw written up there a n-mi-slon of . l.CWyt’orsof punishment on payment of one ill franc?" Grail Rajiis. Every one bent forward to listen. Tru<-, there was no apropos, I -nt here the divine wa* likely to be ■•eorucrwl.'' With that in­ tensity of tone which Jn characteristic of the eminent statesman he went on: “Yes, Father H —. I saw it with my ewn^cy ts. A thousand years for a single franc! What do you wiy t? that?" “What do I ‘ayl" said the padre, gayly, "why, I say it was dirt cheap! What more would you want for yonr money?" .The roar of laughter nt this unexpected •tally maybe imagined.—Gentleman's Mag­ azine. ALWAYS ADIR0ND\ TSAOS MARK Wheeler’s, THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar -rosmvELV cures— HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, In Tne Market UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS' Rev. R. N. Middleton, pastar M. E. church. It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, Cedar Springs. Mich., says: Sleep and rest were stranger* to me after preaching Uli I used •Adlrouda Now I sleep soundly nnd awake refreshed, and I can heartily recommend lu Prepared by WHEELER and FULLER MEDICINE CO., Cedar Spring., Mich. SOLD UY HASTINGS, MICH- W. H. GOODYEAR. Hastings City Bank, HASTINGS. Hastings, - - Mich. C-A.IPI’r.A.ZD ^75,OOO.CX3_ Sb'RPLUS •12.000.00. ■ Incorporated under the law. al- Us • State -ol Michigan. I CHflUT/lUQUfl flMRTHENT BUILblNO Open for business Dec. 15.use.' officers: O. G. Robinson. President; Chester Messer. Vlee. Pre., D. W. Reynolds, Cashiers . DinacTORs: D. W. Reynold*. W. H. Fewer*. I). G. Roblu.cn, R. B. Messer. John Carreth, Chester Meerer. P. T. Colgrove. Has the only savings department In in Barry County and pays 4 per cent Interest on all Um«depoatu. Cor. 48th and ST. LAWRENCE AVE, .. .Office, «34W Adams Street. CHK4Q0, ILL. POWERS BROS. Proprietor. Flrst-clas* AccommodaUons to World’s . . Fair Visitors...... El.KGAXT KEW BUILUJWG I > XS IRA BIJI LOCATION TZIIMS REASONABIJU Correspondence SollNted. Address all Com­ munications to The CHAUTAUQUA; ....... 82-88 Adams St. C. W. POWERS. CorreKpouding Secretary. HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, ~- si.io TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJPflPER The Leading Republican Family Paper el the Deitsi States ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10. - The Battle Creek Journal estimates that <4 u nity ; . spoudvd to wltb over-31S2.000 will be taken from their city tu Chicago during the six months of the world's fair. •lk»N. 11. ,1. Miller, of Eaton Rapids, was ar­ : an I Real Estate Office. rested recently, fat cruelty to his horse. ’ •: l5’.«..-a. Hastings. . Real Estate He was fined live dulUrs. -• •<■-•sers’ rou»ey:uiciug. A WHHamston furnjer the other day ex- •: l Ab«tr.-< t Bodkn.com , Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National -ij. cab turni.li complete chunged a cntnJUbn every day pig with n • news as any other paper of its dass. i . E. BROOKS. Clerk. uelxhtmr for 10 litislieis ot wheat, ten bushel* of corn in the ear. (hr Hu-.hr; • <>t |>othto« -. .i i«<-nio!iihs-<>lii call aiid 51.S2 •ti iu-r»- —Ejt.ni Ripids .(Oitrnnf. ■h !.»mi.: •» -trux store., x 1 • i tu. TelcphonZ con Last Wi.ltsL) eveningabuiit IDo’clock . . /. IL’iioway’v 4ruz I ut!w of A. xi'oiles, north of ('I nk's grov«*. burned to the ground. Joe Runyan 1 >_r>. S. wm returning from town aud passed the doomed house hut noticed nothing uuordlnary about the place. a< he reached Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the-general news* Rathbun'-house a <log'cam*’ out and lie (H .HOVE, iMiH.ir of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign turned around to kn k II and in so doing M;«.:i.i-y at Law noticed u blaze climbing up the side of lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY t :.i •r,'n: <i:. li.i.siuigs.i Tolles’ house, lie. called Rathbun’s at­ CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ •!-r-ouTt» of the state. tention to the fart and Both started :■> .card CIETY” columnjucommand the admiration of wives and daughters. the.house and gave the alarm, as Joe \STON. . Its general political news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive reached the house hr said he saw t.-.u men Attorney at'Law. . i. ■;> G ar & Co.’« stoic.' skulking throug’i the grove near by and brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has ao : if -he State Collection one wbhtksl aud railed for the other to superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized itciHlngto. come on. There was nobody living in the authority in all parts of lhe land. i.RMAN. liointepathic Phy- house at tin/ time and it was set afire from tin* ••utshjr by saturating the wg-,t side of • k. > I i;> : *:i4Surgeon. the house with oil. A few pails of watrr l,Gt*rop'» drug stort.) A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal, would have undoubtedly put it out had it and “THE BANNER” for one year • ; ESI ATE ANDCOI.l.ECT- been done when first seen but there was I. ■ no water to be had. The amount of insur­ N-; OFFICE OF ance was $450. Geo Weed; the insur­ i 'ALBERTON A SMITH, The mr*-t remarkable manifestation of the ants man. says the adjuster will be here great religious movement waich swept ovtr Wo-sIlaniL Xlleh. $1.00. in a few davs and look into the matter.—. this country just before the war of 1812 w::s t .N. J. M. Smith, the physical and nervous disorder known ns = CURED or NO PAY for sen Ice*. , „ ■ Justice of the Pence. Lake Odessa Wave. guarantee to permanently cure all “the jerks." The jerks took their name । khWrtttrti d« of Rupture of both wses. No pain: no O. C. Hixson, a well known farmer of from the fact that the arms and legs would no detention from I u.slnr»->. For Pennfield. the other day, plowed up an be thrqwn about apparently by a force be­ omratkiii: Subscriptions may begin at any time. (u’-l Information nnd Illustrated pamphlet con­ Indian stone axe six Inches long and :0. yond control of the Individual. The disor ! talliing .Michigan refertuur* (tree). addreM Address all orders to 1)H H W. Mar-il, inches wide in the broadest, part.. It was der was epidemic in Tennessee. A slave THE «. E. MILLER CO.. 102. 1<M. 10 Mich­ shaped from a granite boulder and was owner, a man of great wealth and promi­ ■i or igan Ave.. Detroit. Mich. ■ CIRCULATION • evidently put to very effective use by the nence and irreligious, called his slaves to­ •Thi-s week, 75 quires. aboriginles who possessed it. Mr. Hix-, gether on* Sunday morning, when a camp sou has found a large number of arrow meeting waa lu progress near by, and an­ heads on hb farm, which seem to Indicate nounced his deliberate intention of horse­ r. changes for advertisements that it whs once the site of a red-men’s en­ whipping any one oftheirnumberwbotook • i his office Tuesdays at latest to campment.—B. C. Journal. tbe jerks. “It is all imagination,” he said, RESPONSIBLE READ OUR •Titqn iu the Issue of the week A Marshall man shipped a load of hay to "and I’ll whip any one of you that takes it i wl.vr.bn.qghlJ DeLand. Florida, last week. It will sell within an inch of his life." He went to from $ll» to $20 per ton there. gs hay is camp meeting, and while conversing with Cv recugrdze merit, and tilts counted a great luxury In the land* of a friend in the outskirts of the ground was told that one of his negroes bad tbe jerks. k' -m of n.MMi's Sarsaparilla oranges. • -..Mi,' lucrea-inic. Seizing his horsewhip he hastened toward About 75 prisoners in Ionia prison made tho spot, and when half way was himself W.-.t rone’- - V dettrov the d««lre f-r TOBACCO in from j to -tdayj. Perfectly hstmles*; zFauu- no rir.ne?"Tu-C ..>* /"• gW<■ • «* 9’^ the^wledgu of th* roUeut. who wlU t ' m<ire Catarrh In this section of a dash for liberty Monday forenoon. The wired by the jerks.—San Francisco Ar­ ' • . - an all other diseases put to­ authorities had heard that sonje trouble gonaut. \ Ft ' >:i<l until the last few years wii was brewing and bad doubled up on the The Clrcniatloo of the Blood.I : 1 ■■ be incurable. For a great number of the guards. When the jail tkut.lMhcusccf.-ur SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS. Harvey’s right to be considered tho dis­ . !"• tors pronounced It a local birds made the rush they were met Durlts-/treatment patient# are allowed the freo u»c of Liquor or Morphine until wch time testimo• • 1 prescribed local remedies, by a regular fusillade. Oscar Miller, a coverer of the circulation of the blood has LmtoHre ?ndC^n.,"hVcrtnfte.timoni»lr fre*. and ahallbe glad toplace . uistatitiy failing with local treat­ convict while running along on the walls been disputed—not with much success, bnt nlal8 from Mfferrlafr-n. anv« ttl.Me habh» In communication with peraon* who have been’ ’ • ; i'•m.imced it Incurable. Science was shot through tbe body and instantly now the circulation of the blood is itself personswho ear'EllL'sJT^L&TOBM<^urS**!eby all ria»T-ct^M druggl«u at $1.00 disputed by a Dr. F. Jezek. of Berlfn-ihat 1 : • ■ hltto be a constitutional dls- killed, it Is thought that two other con­ have been cur­ '5-' n:i,i. tbt-refore. requires coqltltutlon- victs will die. None of the prisoners es­ is. so far aa concerns the heart being the central motive power. His view is that ed by the useot • ir- itiiient. Hail's Catarrh Cure, manu- caped. the action of the luuga during inspiration Write y<xir u«me and address plainly, ar ■ >r<il by F.-G. Chepey A Co., Toledo, and expiration causes on alternating dimi ­ are tvr Tobacco, Morphine or Liquor Habit. Where Popular Education Hu Failed. '■ • Hie only, constitutional cure on The-cducated critics of the practical re­ nution and increase of the caliber of tha iiiarK.q. j; |s taken internally in doses pulmonary rewelK so that the blood b Tnz OKioCnxMiCAL Co: ■j'iu - <liops to a teaspoonful. It acts sults of public education complain that pressed iuto the left side of tlv heart and •( ' <• on the blood and raucous'surfaces lawless violence continues to break out the arteries from the air dbtended lung. f ::.! -y-u-m, They offer one hundred just as it did before common schools were He asserts that the pulse wave does not de­ ■■ for any case it fails to cure. Send thought of, that lynch law Is familiar in pend on the action of the heart, which is “'DO NOT BE DECEIVED Into rawhaa'•<■ iciilars and testimonials. Address. the United States, riots common from Ber­ Jnerely passively dbtended nnd relaxed Ing any of U-csraricxia no,tru'?*_l^‘L “J* . „ otGrcd for rale. Aak for HILL S TAB­ I< G. CHENEY A CO. TOLEDO, O. lin to Seattle, and assassination an avowed The m.xtter is noteworthy .« nd instance of LETS and take n-» other. means of social and industrial regenera ­ by lirugglsts. 75.C. learning gone wrong, and is on a par with B. M. JAYIXJRD, LesBe, Mich. Manufactured only by tion. Even religious persecution, these Ih^flntearth heresy.—Engllah Mechanic. critics say, is rife. The Jev" are-tracked ---- THE---Ta« Onio CnniCAt. Coi OUR COUNTY in educate! Germany and metropolitan Xo Misers In Bnrmab. New York, and in Ru-ia “T roA When a Burman has earned n little a-qport had a large crowd on the driven into exile by thousands. Are votes money he Immediately proceeds to.spend It pnrvhaaable now ib«a they we" bw nil. for tbe Burmese have no ambition to ; Tln-iuas Sullivan delivered the Ina SlurtZ. gnul«l aebool and .he aU." '•:.!i;,!U for the day. be rich and never hoard. Consequently onleerally were known! there are no large landowners, and there CnaxtCAt. Co: -''■“,'v>ll<? News printed tbe pictures On tbe other hand, If* lent educated oeing no aristocracy the people are a* near mbn:—It give* me pie ......... .. . _ Amlrus and Hte graduating class and mow laborious claaae. ronglv addicted to the use of liquor, and through a friend, I waa led 1 being on on eqtuUityaa possible. Pour peo­ . He waa a heavy and constant drinker, but alter uring your Table 1 ’■ 'i-hdols last week. . . . In .pit. of nnleerul .lemeaUry ed ple arons rare as rich people, and the ya ho quit drinking, and will not teach liquor of any kind. 1 have wata :(orv writing you, la order to know the cure was jermancrX 1'' cantata of Queen Ester will begivin wdete do«i not tend toward • grrawr only beggars to be met with tire the lepergj equality of condition. They all«e that Y-’un. troly, • - .-I a’ Nashville by home, talent. . 1IRLEN MORRMMW tbe rich man in modern aodety doea no n Bunii.m llnd Liranll ta p"«Ml«» <’! « M.— Il-Ien M. Thompson, a graduate of bear, either In peace or In war. tho irrar. toe .um o< mowr !>' « pagolAnod 1 ' sTi’<- Nuimil has been engaged as mponalbUltlee which the rich "for­ ooKsiblr a zaynt, ur resthotwe. If *nT money • I'lt.-Hf in the Nashville schools. mer centurle* whowaa a great Uarbowner, SuU remain, lie give- « theatrical perfnrma soldier ami a magistrate, waa compelled ..nre.-For’nightly Review. 'Hand once more has a saloon. L to bwr. They point out U>M. ■ Cavanaugh is proprietor. •AdclrosH all Orders to mon dwtructlre than erer. thia cento.? I.uokJcx Cor an Office. j/Oay Snjiier. of Woodland, touched some being the bloodbrt of nil the centuries. If Av cklvrly woman stopped a geutleraau powder to see It Hash and as. u result “ e’wZl M«cXc» u^e dty ill corridor yraterday-nd (la writing please mention this paper.) S1, 53 aid 55 Cjx.-a Blxk U9tA, C .■•ear. h-d hi,, hair> eye-brows and face abate In ee«nj yeara the horrible waato the way to the district rtenihys office.and cruelty ot *ar. can anything gnwtbe •mite badly, / •Vcording to.the Delton Breeze three. hoped tram It tor laboring clasaeal-Preal Buffalo Courier. “KhU tlostd their celebration. dent HUM in Fomin. f’ p. ‘ . THE BANNER Garfield Teas? ’ Your Home would be incomplete without it. Cures Sick Headache TteNtwMWIyTiiiiie GLASS FQR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. “N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year We furnish both papers for - - ’ $1.10 LCX ’AL NEWS. HIDE’S ,5li OmklNNEsHnd N3RPHIHE HABIT remember HILL’S * TABLETS. OHIO CHEMICAL CO THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO. , �Hastings Banner. Thursday, July 1893- KABTUWS, MICff.. POSTOFTICJC, AL’GUOT 14* 1872. EDITORIAL, NOTTS' If Benjamin Harrison bad hern elected President of the United States on tbe eighth day of last November, the Fourth of July. 1893. would have witnessed the American ilag.iloaling gloriously over Ha­ waii. It would have seen the authority of the American Republic firmly establish­ ed over tbe fortress that commands the highway of commerce to tbe East, and the ownership of Hawaii, the natural outpost of the United States lu the Pacific, settled forever. It an Administration of patriotism and statesmanship bad held the reins of power at Washington since March 4. Republican principles and American civilization would today have been planted at Honolulu so deeply that they eould. never have been I uprooted. That shameful page of Ameri-1 can history on which is recorded the I traitorous hauling down of the Stars and Stripes aud the skulking policy of hi. trlgue for the restoration ot an unspeaka­ bly degraded barbarian monarch would never have been written. Americans would have knowu on this one hundred* and seventeenth birthday ot the nation that new territory had been added to the Re­ public far exceeding In value that far northwestern domain whose annexation Is William H. Seward’s most enduring mon­ ument; the enemies of this country and tbe friends of despotism would have been disappointed and humiliated; and tbe. United States would have made a magnifi­ cent stride toward tbe commercial domin­ ion over the New World which is hers by the right ot fitness and Inheritance. It Is not yet too late for the American people to grasp tbe prize that Is held out to them. There Is still time for the nation to make its will so potently felt at Wash­ ington that tbe administration will not dare to hand Hawaii over to the empire whose guns already menace our sea porta from a cordon of Impregnable stomgholds. The state labor bureau has published. In convenient pamphlet form, the law passed at tbe last session of the legislature rela­ tive to the Inspection of factories. The law Imposes much more rigid restrictions upon the employment of labor in factories than have heretofore existed, especially as re­ gards the employment of women and children. It limits the hours of labor for males under 18 and females under 21 years to sixty hours per week; prohibits the em­ ployment of any child under 14- years of age farj any manufacturing establishment; - provides for the complete registration of ill minors employed in such establish­ - nents, aud requires that the consent of parents or guardians shall be a necessary pre-requisite of employment: the law also empowers the factory inspector to demand i physician's certificate of physical ability o perform lhe labor required: provides for j) annual Inspection of ail the manufactiring establishments in the .Mite, under Irection of tho commissioner of labor, royides that all elevator shafts shall be ulMtantially and‘* safely enclosed: that ubstautlal hand-rails shall be provided on •.airways in manufacturing eatabllslitents;'that fire escapes shall be provided r tbe outside of all factories three' or ore stories In height; that automatic belt i .’ters shall be supplied; that exhaust ns shall be used for carrying away dust; at water closets, wash rooms,,etc., shall । kept clean; that not less than forty-five Inutes shall be allowed for the noon ?aL etc., etc. Persons wishing to prore copies of the law will be. supplied on plication to Chas. H. Morse, commlsslonnf labor, Lansing. Mleh. ketion 5 of the Sherman Silver purchase i provldes'^tbat so much of tbe net of Kuary 28, 1378, entitled, ‘An act to horize the coinage of the standard sildcllar, and to restore' Its legal tender rector, as requires tbe monthly pur­ se and the coinage ot the same Into slldollara of not less than 32.000,000 nor e than >4,000,000 worth of silver bul­ ls hereby repealed.” The question as ■hether the repeal of tbe Sberman all­ law will restore this portion of tbe law 378 la Interesting as well as Important lay man It looks as though the mere si of this Sherman act would net rethe coinage clause of tbe act of 1878, ome persons bold a different view, question will probably be definitely d. however, by tbe language of tbe •pealing tbe Sherman h}w. The free Ifee will doubtless make a tremeu.fffort to secure the passage of a free •o act; but there Is little probability Ms element of the democratic party e able to dictate the financial legbof the near future. Ill be safe to predict upon the a»ugof Congress next month that lhe can members of the national. JegisIndeed will not be found wanting. Ln^,; *.be striking features of the present ti diaeualun Is the acknowlL even by some fair minded demotat tbe republican members of the nt ConrresA are the most powerful «« the side of good, sound currency. >y months ago the republican paity enneed as lhe plpndvrer and oprf the poor. Now in the time i.f patriotic In some way be caused It to be thrown tn Fall Creek several years ago. Here sev­ •mined. Mr. Cleveland wm hampered In eral boys found It and took It to- tbe »• Klne A Iron Works and sold It for old iron. carrying oat bln English platform of prin­ ciples during h!a tint term by a republican Sylvester Greusel was about to throw it senate, which saved the country from Into the furnace to be melted up. when ne harm. The country did not suffer during wan attracted by its peculiar shape. Be lhe first term of President Cleveland and found that It was plugged up. and upon democratic orators “pointed with pride” removing the plug found tbal "it was to that fact during the last campaign, but loaded” wllh powder enough to have they were careful to say nothing about the made things exceedingly lively around the republican a -nate’s guardianship over leg­ Engine A Iron Works had his curiosity islative actions, which prevented any de­ not been aroused by the peculiar form. He a ractive measures being enacted. The ascertained what It was and presented It fact that the country was saved harmless to Mr. Birdsell though It was some time during Cleveland’s first term Increased tbe before tbe whole history of the missile was popular desire for a “change” and last known. Mr. Blrdsell prizes the relic NghMarch the “change” rcommenced. For the aud well be may, not only from the fact first time in a third of a century the demo­ that It Is a valuable reminder of the late cratic party was ushered' Into complete war. but more especially because it came control of the federal government and from the field of Gettysburg which is every body realizes it now. The people numbered among the most Important bat­ see In the Presidential chair one who was tle fields of tbe world, and marked the placed there by the solid Bourbon south; “turning point” of the rebellion in favor they see both houses of Congress ruled by of the Union forces. lhe southern sentiment which demands ab­ The Michigan crop report for July es­ solute free trade and a return to the wild­ timates the yield of wheat in Michigan cat bank system, if it may be dignified by for 1893 at 31.000,000 bushels. The es­ the name of a system. The few months timate Is based on tbe number of acres In of'democratic control has paralyzed busi­ wheat In May, which were 1.578,252. ness and credit. But now. as la the dark The estimated yield per acre is 1109 daj-sof the war. tbe republican party can bushels In the central counties, and 1’3.63 be trusted to its full duty to tbe nation and bushels in the northern counties. Coni will not be found wanting. Though In does not make n very good showing. The the minority it will shape all legislation. unfavorable weather lu May not only de­ The democratic party Is divided against it­ layed corn planting but caused a reduction self upon every important question and of acreage. The area planted in the the successful issues must have the assist­ southern counties Is estimated at 64 per­ ance of tbe republican minority, which cent. In the central, 89 per cent, and In feels its responsibility and stands ready to the northern 90 per cent of a full average. do its duty without reference to mere par­ In condltlon'the crop Is from 5 to 14 per­ tisan Interests. Again we,say that the re­ cent below an average, hut In the south­ publican minority will be loyal to their ern counties It is 22 per cent, and In lhe trust and will not be found wanting when central. 15 per cent better than one year Congress meets. ago. Oats are doing well. With favor­ able weather until barvcsl a nearly full average crop may be expected. Meadows THE TOWER CLOCKS ASSURED. and pastures, and clover sowed this, year, are. In lhe southern and central counties, Now on their way here and wilt bo In .In tine condition. In the northern comi­ running order by Aug. laL ties the weather has been less favorable 1 The people of this city can now be as­ and therdnditlon Is from 20 to 30 per­ sured of an excellent system of time, and cent below an average. Apples In the we are pleased to say that snfflclvnt funds southern .counties now promise about have been subscribed to warrant tbe or­ one third. In tbe central two-fifths, and In dering of tbe clock and bell. northern two-thirds of an average crop. The bell will be the largest one In the Since June 1st. thia crop has declined 32 city, and will weigh 1409 pounds, being per cent In the southern and central 200 pounds heavier titan the Episcopal counties, and 10 per cent In the northern bell, which has long been the largest one counties. Peaches promise in the north­ here. The bell was made by the Meneely ern counties and tbe state .112 per cent of Bell Company, of Troy. N. Y., which firm the average crop. The figures for the recently cast the new Liberty bell concern­ central counties are 87, and for the north­ ing which so much has been said. The ern, 74. ’ materials used In the construction of the Chureh and Society. bell are Michigan copper and East India Mrs. Weeks will deliver one ot her zinc, whlcp make tbe best, most durable and most pleasant toned bells that are grand picture lectures at the Presbyterian made. The bell will be located In thetow- church Tuesday 14th. at 7:30. Everyone er of the new court house and will strike heartily Invited by the members of tbe every hour, and It Is said that under favor­ W. C. T. U.’ • Tickets 5 and 10 cent*. able circumstance the sound can be heard Rev. Grigsby will preach next Sunday five miles distant Tbe tone will be on tbe morning and evening as usual. key of “G" Though a bell of the rami All friends Invited to the Y. P. S. C. EL size and weight, made of poorer material and of a harsher sound, could have been at OflJJ. Christian Endeavorers don’t let ■ purchased tot 3180, yet it Is a matter of the heat keep you away. satisfaction to know that enough was sub­ The W. F. M. S. of the M. E. church scribed to buy this bell which cost 8420.. will serve ice cream next Wednesday eve is warranted for five years and has a most *uly 19th. from 6 to 9. on the parsotiagi pleasadt tone. Mr. Bessmer received a lawn if weather permits. If not in the church telegram last week that the*bell would be parlors. The society will have a short shipped last Saturday. meeting before serving the cream. Every­ The clock system will consist of four body come and have a dish of Ice cream. six-foot dials in the court house tower, a two foot dial in the court room, five 12 CHARLEVOIX. inch dials wQiich will be placed in the va­ rious county offices in the building, and a self-winding regulator, which <111 run the Go to Charlevoix. Traverse City, Petos­ whole system. The regulator will prolmbly be placed in Mr. Bessmeris Jewelry key, Bay View, Harbor Springs, Harbor store. - The clocks will ail be encased In Point, etc., via the C. Kl A S.. I). L. A N. natural wood to correspond with the office and West Michigan system via Woodbury. furniture, The dials In tbe tower will be Trains run as follows: Leave Hastings at painted black and the hands and figures 8:37 p. tn., except Sunday, with through will be made of'metal and gilded, so that coach to Grand Rapids, which will connect anyone living in sight of the tower In the nt Woodbury and Grand Rapids with city can tfell tbe time of day. The system sleeping cars tor Charlevoix. Bay View and intermediate points. Returning through will be run by electricity. The people are Indebted to Mr. Bessmer arrangements: Ix.*ave Bay View 8:05 p. for this improvement He has had a long, tn., Charlevoix 8:55 p. tn., sleeper to Grand hard pull to get the money subscribed, and Rapids and Woodbury, day coach from only succeeded after a persistent effort and Grand Rapids to Hastings, arriving 8:50 a. meeting with discouragements that would m., except Sunday. have caused many to . give up. The im­ Geo. DeHavkn. General Passenger Agent, C. A W. M. provement Is one that will be ino re * H. C. POTTKIL predated as time goes on. General Passenger AgenL C. K. A S. P. S. Resort order books of West Ml;hgan Issue will be accepted by C. K. A S. Additional Local News. agents at Kalamazoo A Hastings for tick­ ets from storting point to destination and We are able to present to our readers this return. Baggage checked through. Space week the names of a few of tbe starters In sleepers secured In advance on applica­ In the paring and trotlug race, which will tion to agent C. K. A 8. lake place July 22nd. In tbe pacing race will be Embassade, owned-by Forman and BAY VIEW AND RETURN. Aldrich, Leo D. owned by Al Keith and Nero, owned by Geo. 'Walter, all of this city, lu the trotting race will be Maggie On account of tbe camp meeting Assem­ Mae, owned by Geo. Walter and Model Wilkes owned by J. M. Bauer both of bly at Bay View the Chicago, Kalamazoo this city. There will be a 2 year-old troL A Saginaw Railway will sell excursion the starters In which we have been un­ tickets via Woodbury aud D. L. A N. and. able to learn. The first two races will be In mile beats best 3 In 5, and they will be (S6 70). for round trip. Tickets will be hotly contested. Tbe owners of the horses sold July 10 to 19. good to return until are all desirous of getting as low rec­ August 17. The C. K. A 8. p. m. train ords as possible tor their steeds and has a through coach to Grand Rapids con­ everyone will be be pleased who attends. necting at Woodbury with sleeper for Bay Horsemen say that these wlll.be the very View. Reservation of berths made on ap­ best races ever seen in Barry cdunty. Ladles plication to agent C. K. & S. R’y. H. C. 1'OTTKJI, will be admitted to tfie grounds free of G. P. A..C. K.is. charge, but an admission fee of ten cents Georc.k Dk <avkn. will be charged to tbe grand stand. Gen­ tlemen will be charged 15 cents to the grounds and 10 cents to the grand aland. Grand Harvest Excursion. the A laboring man In this city who has gone oat sheep shearing each year tor many yean told this story as a balm for lacerated feelings,andjroubled conscience, before a small grtup of ilstenera recently; He said that In the past It) bad always been his custom In shearing aheap to stand .the sheep on’ Its haunches when shearing II In thia way be said that be had been able to make nice wages every day and strip many snowy fleeces from thebxihs of these imneent creatures. This year however he reversed the posi­ tion of tbe bherp and stood them on their head*. This position he said was very uncomfortable tor the sheep and wh8 a means of direct financial loss to him. as he could not shear as many of them per day, but he said there was no help tor It, that he had to do It. Here ti e story ended abruptly, and one of hh listeners asked why It was that be had to stand the sheep on their heads this year when he never had to .do so before. laboring ni-n man said raid with a sigh tint that he j The woonng ----- and --.i free wool; ;_.,t vote<1 r,,r Cleveland last f*B »nil hadn't --had — courage rnongh since then to lo«»k a sheep In the face. We wonder if there are not a good many other *henp shearers that feel In the same , Birtlsell has a very fin* relic from the ft •♦Id nt Gettysburg at his hone. It s^ iiih th.it some time after the battle Hon. II. A. (rtxalyi nr, of The Michigan Central will run u grand Harvest Excursion to Ottawa Beach and return, Thursday, July »7th, under the auspices of the Episcopal church. Train leaves Nashville 7.-23 and Morgan 7:37. a. m., fare for round trip 81.35. Children under 13 years of age 8,65. Leaving Has­ tings 7:55 and fare 31.00. children 50c. Irving, 8:12 and fare 81.00 and 3.50, ar­ riving at Grand Rapids 9:30 a. m., and OU tawa Beach 10:20. Returning, leaving the Beach at 6:50 p. m., Grund Rapids 7:00 p. m. Those desiring can stop off at Grand Rapids. Boat ride on the Lake on the steamer, city of Holland, hours ride 35c, children 15c. There wilt be 5 coaches left at Hastings the night before the ex­ cursion and if necessary more. Plenty ?f loom aud a good time assured. The xcursion will be accompanied by a goal committee. . L. Gould. Agt. SEPARATION. DOINGS OM bonclrM and twenty pair, of on J »e ,bo« .old. an l( you «« . pair out ot the 180 pain bought yon will hare to hue­ tie. You can now buy a bat at lew than cost at the Racket They will cloae a l out so as to have all new goods next spring. Those ladles gauze vests are nearly gone, but we have more cheaper than any houae In Barry Co. Quality considered at the RackeL We hare a .tuanlUy ot No. ». ’#• lullea walklna shoe ! (ram b*"1™1 We will close out for about 50c on tho dol '*'• Tn« liACUXT. Plenty ot thow 3 ply chair warn (or toeothers ask SOe. at the Racket. We hare anew arrlra 1 ot horary. See It nt lhe Racket-. We are now railing « qt. milk pan.’ (or TOe dor., all other tin ware In proportion at the RackeL . Remember we are the cheapest on cor­ sets and will sell tbe same make as the old Fogies, so they can’t say they are no K00<L The Racket. We got some pocket cultery from our auction House lately to sell for 50c on the dollar, at the Racket. We have the nicest lot of table oil cloth offered for sale In the city for 20c per yard at the Racket. We sell more silk ribbon than any two bouses lb Barry county for Money, chalk or marbles, at the RackeL We still sell 82.00 shoes for 81.50 at the Racket. See our 82.25 shoe*, common sense and Philadelphia toe, you cau’t match them for leas than 33.00 no where rise, at the Rack­ eL We aril more paper and envelopes for tbe money than any house In tbe state at the Racket Only a few more hammocks left at the price we can’t keep enough at the RackeL When they ray “Oh! We don’t sell those goods, they are Racket goods. Look out! they ask more and are no bettor.” We want your egg* at highest market price. The Racket. Oar new crop of TEA ie now in and we askyou to.try THE it We havd bought the beet KALAMAZOO 50c tea the market affords. Our grocery department is full We are receiving daily TELEGRAPH is New Potatoes, Tomatoes. Strawberries, Melons and everything new. have just received a new stock of Water Sets and Chamber Sets also a new line of Japanese Decorated China­ ware consisting of ........ iffi TeaPots, Sugar and Cream Seta, Bread and Milk Sets. Olive Dishes, Individual Buttera and Salads. A few Bud Vases, very pretty, 35 cents. WE GUARANTEE YOU A few Bud Vases, satin Xx>Wor - - x>llooB finish, 25 cents. . W have a stock of Crockery that will please you to look PIANOS, at. ORUrtNS “2 A new stock of Lemonade SEWINQ nACHINES Tumblers. Manson Fruit Jars, pint, quart and i gal­ Than any other dealer in Harry Co lons, cheap. will give you. It will only cost ’ ou a cent and may save ou dollars.to write S me our wants. ONLY Bams & Wn. FIRST GLASS GOODS SOLD. Write to-day. C. E. INGERSON, Agent. Nashville, Mich. THE HASTINGS MARKET Constant! y k ex san hand a fine line of FRESH AND SALT MEATS Which will alwa s be for sale at the New lot of those gloria silk umbrellas Just In at the Racket. LOWEST , MARKET PRICE NEW CUSTOMERS INVITED. THE RACKET Pt^EASE GIVE US A CALL. F. P. WILCOX, Proprietor I ED. SCHUMANN, Clerk. HOW THEY STAND AT HOME. During the year 1892 the gain in insurance in force of the Mut­ ual Life Insurance Company of New York, in the State of ’ New York, was 91,147,03(1 The Northwkstxrn's gain in business in force in the State of New York was... 5.777,985 The Northwbstbrs’s gain in the city of New York 2,398,757 The Mutual Life gained in Wis­ consin 298,178 The Northwestern gained in Wisconsin 3,987,660 TO SUMMARIZE. The Northwestern gained in the State of New York, the home of the Mutual Life, more than five times as ranch as did the Mutual Life, and more than twice as much in the City of New York alone as the Mutr ual Life gained in the whole State of New York; while in the State of Wisconsin, the home state of the Northwestern, the gain of the Northwestern was more than thirteen times as great as that of the Mutual Life. The Spectator Pocket Index gives the total gain of the Mutual Life for 1892 at $50,295,925 Wain in foreign countries other than Canada, 13,899,301 Total gam of Mutual Life in United States and Canada.. 36,896,624 Total gain of New York Life in 1892,as given in Pocket Index 60.165.451 Gain in foreign countries other than Canada 25,505,315 Total gain in the United States and Canada 34.iW.136 Chicago & West Michigan line at one fare Total gain of the Equitable in 1892 46.O67.68S For some reason their gain in foreign countries other than Canada, forthe year, was only 4.153.787 Which is only about one-fourth their gain in foreign coun­ tries during 1891; [but this leaves them a gaiA in the United States and Canada of only................................ 41,'.'IS,SMI The Northwestern gained in insurance in force in the United States (although no business was written in Missouri. Arkan­ sas,'Louisiana. Mississippi, South Carolina, Florida and a large portion of Nortli Caro­ lina, Georgia, Alabama, Texas and some sections of Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee and Indjana) 986,837,850, which is $441,350 more than was gained by the Mutual Life, and over a million more than was gained by the the United States comet band.New TicketsYork on sale Life,in by the church and Canada combined, although these com­ panies write business in all sections of tlie country. laod’Oh’ weary feet c®Bld travel! . And aee through tears the sunlight on lhe ' grave. " Not land or sea or death keepe n> apart. But only thou, oh. unforgiving Heart! If It were land, through piercing thorns l*d whkdTtiii w,<h *>i« «nrf-for mJny years it w*i twed Ab, OOM of theseoooU keepout mtoanlrtr which the Bourbon (temoiraey fyr various purposes In bis hardware store. I For«*. forgive, ob, uaforgivtag NERRILL FOOTE, Special Agent. �The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Dunlap in thia city will be piqued to learn that they are the parents at a small daugh­ ter. born July 3rdkat their home near Petos­ key. Michigan. flASTlxNGS 'T Thursday, July '3- '51____ ■ w. co<Mf. A no. eleyen shoe, seven widb, made by W. T. Douglas Co. adorns the show win­ dow of Woolley * Bronson. It looks very comfortable being a calf shoe with broad toe and low heel. Are you gohio WAllMotL of Hickory Comers, sold his p icer GHard Cash” for $500 at Manistee where be won the pacing race last week and got a record of 2.29J*'. When Mr. Mott was here at the June races he offered this horse for 8250 cash. TO BllU in Hie Drug line July is always a Il in dnr business. h a time we are ii anxious to sell \n.| for the abox-e will sell you any uve in stock at re­ vs. Call and see „ k f onsists of a fWALL PAPER. WINDOW SHADES, >| BOOKS (new and t i i,„|. PAINTS, OILS v vnxisHES PATENT XES. DRUGS and ( FES. This is the ,r PARIS GREEN Hellabore. INSECT ,i an I ELY PAPER. . nnd fresli. | Loren Jones, formerly of this place, is prepared to give board and r rooms, one dollar a day. Ticket to Kensington, take street car for Bumside -transfer to south Chicago, get off at Foster Ave. 93rd street, and you are here. Lohen Jo.NEH. Jim Tomlinson had the misfortune-to let a big hay rack fall on bis foot Thursday. He paid no alUmtion to it, further than giving utterance to some Samsonlan words at the tlmp, until Tuesday, when It was found that Several of the small bones of the foot were broken. The line of tables made by the Chair and Table Co., of this city is d«*cldedly “in if’ at lhe Grand Rapids Furniture Exposition now in progress and nre selling well. The Hastings Furniture Manufacturing Co/s line Is also pronounced a very tine one and the buyers say It will be a seller. Buying is just commencing and a fair trade is pre­ dicted. ■ Workingmen were told last ■ fall that they Would have It very easy If Gruver ClevjJand was elected. The prophesy has prove* Itself v rv true and workingmen of all political faiths are now having it very easy—in fact easier than they like It as far as wage earning Is concerned. Some are emulating the example of He of Buz­ zards Bay and have gone fishing. FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. al news. CIRCULATION • 75 quires. , lunges for advertisements II .> office Tuesday* at latest to | m i'i ti t- issue of the week 1 5 8 Business and professional men, are of­ ten much annoyed by all kinds of bores. Next to the book agents the most persis­ tent are lhe children who have tickets to sell. Tickets are often bought merely to get rid of the tormentors, and couse­ quently are not used by the' purchaser. Mo«t of the victims would like , to find some way of abating the nuisance, which seems to be. gaining rather than lessen­ ing. ’ PERSONAL MENTION. aud Mrs. Dorr Mudge left yeaterday for Muakegon. July 3. 1893, Chicago. Mrs. Chidester will visit her Editor Banner. I lately received from a number of the Si.!). n..th I. borne for the sun­ sister MtauHattie Hotchkiss at Aurora, BL, before returning. ladles of Hfa-tings, and my old friends, a men Mr. and Mrs. Ward Morton, of Fraul- box containing a great number of preaenta C. F. Brooks was In Grand Rapids over ’ IlnvUIe. N. Y.. visited J. W. Babcock and which were more than appreciated by me, Sunday. family last week. Mr. Morton Is tbe ed - but tbe doners are so many lu number th»t ♦hSS G' Mattliews was In Caledonia, tor and proprietor of the Franklinville Lam unable to write my thanka to each, this week. Journal and of course is a very pleasant mid dekire to take this opportunity through your columns to say that I appreciate the ti iMr' an.d Tom Br,ee Bre ln Chicago young man to meet. kindness of these old friends and neiglithis week. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Seldeb. of SL Johns, bors as only one can who lost all by fire Mte. Dari, efetM relatl ,e. In Mulliken are visiting fhelr son H. D, Selden for a and is compelled to Jw-gln anew with abso­ few weeks, Mr. Selden Is an attorney at lutely nothing. Hoping that no such last week. SL Johns and L*j very much pleased with affliction will ever coine to these good and Menu Kork. or Detroit. I, In tbe die tur. the elty—so no uh w that he thinks of It- getierous lat’les 1 am bliice.ely nnd truly a dtort vI,il ’ eating here f< e practice of his profet- ^hvlr friend. slou. Mu*. C. E. BuiI-ac. MU. l.y<l|. Cotton returnert tram Cbleago this week. . Jeff. Bush received a telegram Tuesday night calling him to Jackson on account No Name and rAlden.-e. A.. »raC,I?',B.roo^$8prt’1 Sunday with Grand I of the serious illness of bls brother — I Julius Hosmer,1 Riplds friends. 1 i0’!1.15 CMUeton Charles. He left on, the midnight train w <K. May Swift. • Martin Coje.Trring Martin Cx>le. I~ । Cook anil son Robert were In! and his brother died Just after he reached „ ' .I^nnte Statz. Lansing Monday. the bouse. His death was cauteJ from a 87 ) Jennie Statt, " stroke of appoplexy. Ike Hendershott aud family are rustica­ Mito Williams to Charles Babcock, JO a, see f, Ray Riley, W. H. Goodyear’s popular ting at Gun Lake. 8200. „ prescription clerk leaves\ to-morrow for Baltimore, Martha A. Douglas to John A Robertson, 81 a, Henry tlMklll. ot Battle Creek, wu Ini Kalamazoo where he has &cured a posi­ see 1. Yankee Springs. Slew ___ the city Saturday. -y John Fleming to Heun Close. lot 8. city. 8200. tion. Mr. Riley has made mtny friends John Fleming to Mr Campbell, lot J. ctty.tm. Hon. P. T. Coltroee wu In Cbleaao lid, during his stay In Hastings, who regret Jonathan H.«igbt io Daniel Miller, parcel. his departure, but wish him the best of Wood's *d. week on buslna-s. , John F Fuller to Madirau Howell, <J a. sec 38, aiceeas in bis new field of labor. Cast'eton. 84*0. . , . W. it Cook was In Grand Rapids yes­ 1/iTiss L. J. McLaughlin opened Philip T. Uolgrove to Clarence 1-awton. lot 4, terday on business. - r-.— — —..J a sum-! Kenfleld's add. rltvKJOO. A. Phillips to Hiram WaJdorff, lot Will DeLano. of Allegan, is In the city met school Monday with about 25 scholars 50.Oraemus Phillips' add. Nashville. 81M>._____________ in attendance. None but scholars of thq for a few days visit. lower. Pomary grade* are taken./'Xnyonq' Mrs. Ruth Carter left Tuesday for a! (RsTrmg to send their children for four visit at Fowlerville. weeks can do so by seeing Miss McLaugh• Mel. Warren, of Aberdeen, S. Dakota. "d U Haiting In the city. t/The new court house and jail were lighted for the first time Friday evening i/Mlss Grace Messer left for Detroit and with gas. The rooms were well lighted SL Clare this morning. and the building presented a very pretty Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Fowler returned appearance. Many availed themselves of the opportunity offered of going through, from Chicago Monday. the building. O. W. Murphy and wife have gone to Dr. E. H. Ijithrop Is moving his office Wall iAke for two weeks. ^Clayton Busby tvent to Fenton this week and electrio apparatus over W. H. Goodyear’s new drug store, jast west of to visit his uncle and aunt. Ira Van Valkenburghs hardware, where he Mrs. Earnest Bailey, of Grand Rapids, will hereafter be found in as neat nnd .Absolutely commodious au office as can be found has been visiting In the city; » Pure anywhere. * The Dr*s offices will be large, v^Miss Effa Sfnipson Is much improved In pleasant and well lighted and certainly health since returning home. very home-like to all. Butter. 13 to IB Corn per bu.. 50 Rev. A. D. Grigsby has been visitiug If you are thinking of building a new Eggs per dor., IJ to IX friends at Sebewa this week. home, get designs of the modem houses. Hides per lb.. 4. Hav per ton, 6.00 to «00. iKm ’ t build alter the old styles but adopt Mrs. Sehlerub. of Oskoah. Wisconsin, 1-ird per lb.. 10 to the new Improvements in architecture. is visiting at P. Schumann's. ‘ Potatoes per bu., 60. to 70. W. E Allgeo, the contractor and builder Rye per mi.. 4X ■ W. E. Mershon. of Kalamazoo, was in has all the latest designs and certainly can Tallow per lb.. 4. Oats per bu . 30. the citv Saturday on business. please you with what he has. He can be Wheat, ted per Ini.. 00. Wheat, white per bu.. 60. Miss Besaie Dunlap, of Worchester, Ulilo, found at his home every evening and will (’Inver Seed ner bu.. 4 no cheerfully furnish estimates. Is visiting her cousin, T. R. Brice. Timothy Seed per bu.. 2..'4 Barley-per bu. 90 to i.to F. W. Grelde has disposed of his furni­ Mrs. Nettie Hughes, of Omaha. Neb,, Wool per lb. R to 17. ture business and book accounts to Hirani is visiting W. D. Hayes and family. Millet seed perbu. 50. Rogers. The business will be hereafter Dr. V. 11. Vivian went t<> Ada yester­ managed by Theodore Rogers, who has day to see his father who is very ill. been connected with the business fot Wm. Hitchcock and family are spending some time as clerk for Mi. Grobic. It the intention of the new proprietor to the week at their Wall I-ake cottage. best goods i• keep the me very »crj- mcsi guuus that max money cau can Miss Bertha Bentley is home from her buy and sell them at the lowest prices .:•«......... ... I posable, I-..- a,..- A cltfan <tocl_ of schoof at Grosse fi...-.-. Isle for »u.the summer. will ala a be kept, and everything will iways Mrs. Ed. Myers, of Hasting*., Is visiting | be done tto maintain the reputation of thii Goblevilie friends.—GoblevilieNews. house for good goods at reasonable prices. Harry Scoby left fur Detroit this week All old patrons and all Intending purchas­ whore he has a position lu a barber shop.1 ers of furniture, carpets, rugs or draperies Mbs Jennie Burghardt returned from are cordially Invited to call amb exauHn* a visit th Columbus, Ohio, Monday night. the stock and get prices. Very truly yours, Mrs. Jos. Rowe's daughter and child, of IIIkam Rogeir. Grand Rapids, are visiting her this wtekj T. nieh wu In Lunin, Monday. Bakin, Any one contemplating a visit to the World's fair who have not yet made ar­ rangements for aecommadatlons will do ijre being brought in well to call at this otttev. We have tickets for accommodations at Epworth Hotel for two, which will l>e M>kl at a bargain. The hotel is located Is tocatwl just n cross1 the street troui Midway Plaisance and within our minutes walk from one of K'jOlld Michigan peojlie main entrauces to the ground. For I further particulars inquire al this office. rent aftLr July 15th. i >r dw*diliig. J .Secretary Bauer Is putting in Ids time ! now day-hustling for the fair next Sepi- fall hlu >d Newfoundland ' tember and piomisrsthe people of Burry i-h. Middleville. . i•' county tin* very best list of attractions that u 7 Hr has alr> • -.ved word that the ;1 has over been \ । ready secured a hrge list of special premi4hip)H*d Saturday. urns that will be given for > various pur­ hl bear in mind that Jus. poses, and the list is growing steadily. • their (.•■•stoniers soap tr« e Changes arc constantly bring imide at the fair ground fdr the convenience and bet c • t accommodation of those who will attend. had for , A quart of strawberries will almost buy ■ a pound of wool, and oats an l corn bring । Miss Etta Waldorff, of Houghton. N. Y.",' l;i> postage stamp conun- raf,rt. p<.r pound than wheat.. Even silver is visiting ie'itlves and friends In lhe city, V-. thirty four twos and worth only about 53 eenU on the dollar. Dorr Mudge and family spent Sunday in I Everything seems to be cheap except gold Johnstown with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bris­ ! and diamonds. -Fortunately we are with tol. Ed. Powers No. 35 cigar. I the great majority in possessing none of J. C. Lampman and family /returned ai'l'-nn-Lth be t ’ CWIt I these, these, and and our our s slumbers not disturbed disturbed . Dr. ‘',‘'^1^' nV/’pZl IuujIhts are are not b, midnight mblntehl prowlers. prawlrra. What whal aa trial trW IIt I *™'" * t”0 ’'rek ’ "* the (air hrE , i,y there inivr< h a city oi of n» its ruc size hi in , must tw be to De be Wliai what me the worm world cans calli ncn. rich?’ I L-V'ding more ]>eople to ‘ After all. "Th* rank h but the guinea’s j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neuman nnd child­ ir than Hasting?. stamp a wan hit man for a’ that.” Ex. ren. of Saginaw, are visiting at T. Phil­ lips’. • -iring a full blomf bird deg The man who stops a paper because obtain one ( heap of James P. there hdsometblng In it that he does not Mrs. Henry Cook and sou returned U• a: Amerii'tin Express Office. like^sjrouhL to be consistent, get up and •day from a visit with Grand Rapids rela­ 't pnrailons are being made In leave a hotel table If he Jiappens to dls- tives. >h •!« '.-for “Labor Day” which o<oc- cover on the bill of fare something that i/frank Pancoast and family are enjoying I ■‘..pi (st Monday in September. i docs not suit his taste. He would be just the pleasures of “that new cottage at Wall . 'as consistent In one act as tbe other. A Lake." • ,e enough trotters and racers . ne™per a bill of mental food Mfsses Alice Ball and Edna Havens re­ u i the eny now to insure some very *or M man_ o possible, and the .it' at the fair next SepU mber. | reai|er ought to know that tbe article that turned frum a visit to the World’s fair this week. ■ Michigan Central will sell tickets at does not suit him Is perhaps Just to the .... a.. mile to those desiring to at- ' taste of every other reader qf the paper. Miss Hattie Puffer was unable to fro mts with her brother to Chicago on account of Eaton Rapids camp meeting July As we have previously mentioned In io 301b. ■; this paper there exists a certain rivalry Illness. Hon. E. C. Nichols and Attorney Meach■ ac.mts and operators of the Miclil- among the owners of several of the flyero ' eiitr.il have been notified that they In this city, and this will result In a fine em. of Battle Creek, were in the city Sat­ day of sport for the lovers of-horses soon. urday. In other words there wl!l be held In,this world’s fair. ; • Miss Rosa Mvers il home from her city a grand matinee Saturday July 22nd. school at Kalamazoo for the summer va­ ap enters largely into use in thehouse- A small admission fee to defray aud costs you money. Why don’t the expense of the purses will be cation. de with Jos. Rogers A Co. and get Mrs. Jefferson Erb aud daughter, of charged. The very best horses In the of charge? ■ . ' city will participate and probably tho। Grand Rapids, are visiting at D. Mcare thinking nf buying a doll for I purses offered will attract horses from else* Ombera. lie little ones It will'pay you to where in tbe county. We will probably the Mrs. Chau. Wise and children returned ;rg!ianlt> Surprise where dolls can be able to announce the names of some of from a weeks’ visit with Goblevilie friends ' a l from 1 cent up. . < J the starters next week. Monday. !•> claimed n ripe bauang peel rubbed on Mrs. George Tomlinson has been visit­ Although it is often very difficult to get leather shoes and then gone over g >od fresh meats iu hot weather, yet pat­ ing her daughter Mrs. Clarence Young in flannel is one of the best things to rons of the Haatlnga Market have been Allegan. x । them looking bright and new. especially favored. Mr.Wilcox has been - John Pendergast and family jtnd J. S. I he enlarged form’ of the Marshall particular in buying and bought nothing Goodyear and family are rusticating at but tbe best All meats that are not re ­ 'Liteytnau ought to be appreciated bv Its Wall Lake. .-aders. It Is In it’s fifty-fourth year and quired for Immediate use are put in his 1 • of the best weekly papers In the state. large cooler until needed. As every one Mrs. John C. Cole and son Eddie re­ knows too. there Isa great de*L„,n th,e turned from a visit with Reed City relah i'n’t custom try to getB something for proper cutting of -meat. *Mr. « Hcox Is tlves Saturday. •odhlng butJoi. libbers* Co. give soap very fortunate In having such an exper­ ■rre of cliargeno all their customers. Don't ienced hand4s E*TSchumann, who Is an Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Littler, of Kalama­ • thlnk lt would pay you to give them a expert at cutting meat. Mr, WUoox zoo. are visiting their cousins James and may well be proud of the large patronage Charlie Bauer. W. E Allgeo. the contractor and build-, be la winning for tbe Hastings Market Hon. E. C. Nichols and Attorney Meach­ er can be found at his home every evening Tbe Michigan Central will until Septem­ an. will be delighted to furnish estimates ber 30th sell round trip tourists tickets, am, of Battle Creek, were In the city on ‘ n any building project you may have In limited to return not later than October business Saturday. mind. August Schleorb. Assistant Postmaster, 3tst at the following low rates: Traverse City. Mich........................ 37-10 1 of Oshkosh, Wis.. visited Peter Schumann We would be glad to . have any one knowing any good news these dull times Bay View > ............................. 8.95, and family last week. Fetoakey f ' to inform u» of 11 If you are going away Mrs. Freeman Barker and sons, of OrHarbor Springs, Mich. "* a friend h coming to visit you dfop 10.30i chard Park. N. Y.. have been visiting W. Mackinaw City. ” 11.30i F. Chidester and sons. Mackinac Island, " l'r. ,1. C. Andrus leaves for Chicago 7.95’ Elk Rapids " Urban Woodbnry, Walter Haye« and 1'1 unlay to be absent a week. Walter 8.05 Charlevoix i Sylvester Grensel. Jr., returned from a f-ampmoi an Ann Arbor dental student Ottawa Beach visit to the world’s fair Friday and report ’*111 have charge of the office while Dr. L. A. Gould. Ambus is gone. a glorious lime. Agt. June 23, '93. The slave to Tobacco or Opium need no linger despise himself for this weakness. 0 Another swindling scheme Is being per­ Hills (’hloride-pf Gold Tablets will break the chain aud make him a free man. All petrated on unsuspecting fanners. A well dressed stranger comes along who claims druggists sell them. to be dealing In stock. He presents a po­ The many admirers of Lt o D., the j»a- litely worded order which Is signed by one '•••r owned by ai Keith, who were dlsao- or his near neighbors. It is a request to ! •"inted In not seeing him go al tiie June pay the bearer » small anm by the way of races, will have an opportunity to see him R loan. When the fellow has gone with let loose at the matinee July 22nd. the money the order is discovered to be a Having waited patiently for over a year forgery. Jwthis way. last Monday. De­ for the Lansing Engine and Iron Works leno Allef ot Coopor. lost »H. The order put in pumps at the water works with bore the Jbrged signature of G. L. 1 arwi • capacity required In the contract, Nash* of that town, and Mr. Allen paid the mon­ ville’s council have declared the contract ey without hesitation. The forger Is yet forfeited. ’ ■ Mr*. Charles Botchkis«. of Hastings, ■nd G. L. Stewart, of Bloomingdale, were called to this city by the serious illneM of Mr«. E. G. Patterson.—Charlotte Republi­ can. Judge Clement Smith, Rev. and Mra. Puffer and A. V. N. Slingerlaud SdI wife are among lhe HkaUnw people who are taking In the world s fair this week. MHs Klttie Stebbins, who has been clerking In M«n-l.e'» dry goods store for •Mime time past, left on Saturday r|ght to ^““JortUoo •» Murtwn— Haplds Journal. opposite UNION DIPOT. Free Baggage Transfer. New Heiss S‘'"”n'*l*”rt»BS'BOOTU. Going TO TUB SENATE RESTAURANT TO GET A LUNCH 2R SQUARE riMU You can also get canned LoJmVts. Mackerel^ Shrimp, Salmon etc., and the stock is new a» gents. Give ns a call. In basement waoaw E. ¥. Bogie’s Store. Corner Main and Jeff^ratW M. A. GORDON. Proprietor. Ladles’ Watches, Gents’ Watches, Boos’ Watches, Latest styles. Lowest rices. Violins, Guitars and Banjos, stock of the best strings ' obtainable. F. R. PflNGOflST, The Reliable'Jeweler FARMERS Wool 15 Qimf Wheat Is Cheap, A good strong woman to help cook at the Hastings house. Good wages-wlll But there never was a time in Hotel property In Woodland. Call on ... or address L. C. Cavanaugh, Woodland, Sllch. the World when you could Examinations will be held at the High I school, Hastings, as follows: Thursday and Friday, Aug. 3 and 4. Saturday. Sept. 80. Oct. 28. ” Previous standings will not be accepted ,but all must write the examination. Can­ didates for first grade certificates must write with pen and Ink. By order of Board. Enoch Andkus, Commissioner. institute during the week beginning Aug. 28. buy as much Furniture for the money as you can ^o-day at McCOY’S Furniture and Carpet Emporium UR meaning for the word'Neglige is ease, comfort and coolness, and our Negligee Sfilrts are ideals for hot weather use. O You see we steer clear of all kinds of trashy, de ceptive goods in Furnishings and Hats as well as Clothing, for we have a notion that by protecting you when you’re buying goods which you cannot judge of skillfully you will stick by us the closer for it R. K. Qrant �qaekwar, begum and nawab. LOOK OUT FOH STORMS. MICHIGAN STATE affords a good field. Thursday, July 13, JB93. COOK BROSaaPropntors. J. B. Wllron. ST1 Clay St P... tejs he will not te.wlu,..,,, New Disco,try for ronsumm. , Wl** and cold., Ihst It rurwt hl. Mfr I, thmtrurtl with . ................ ,n„ of -1. grippe.- when rtH-ond se-rsl ph,.let,,,, h,„ d,' r™nne>od. n..l..n Baris t. c"! Ps . claims Dr. King*, S™ I' ‘ done him use gooj.tl»n nt.-.i’,-," ever used fqr lung trouble. t.!’’ ‘‘•Try IL Free trl.l Udt!^; "V.® GrodKjr Your fame bu reached those far-ofl lands, y»u> State Insurance Commlvdoner —. , praises now they sing. Washington, July 10.—The diMurAnd every dusky ruler think* your country In hl. report .ays that the progTesa_of just tbe thing. ■ life Insurance In Michigan since It waa ♦rous cyclones through Iowa have They laavo their native jungles, where the tiger Sought a warning Wlrtln from th. clabllshrtl upon a permanent ImaU has has his loir. . Aud they all have cheeked tbelr baggage for the been truly inarrcloua Tho number ot weather bnroan. Th. buroan claim, to hare prorflcfl “■!» and other almilar great Chicago fair. life, ffdellty and caaualty The gackwar of Haroda and his highness of companies now doing business In tho storm, of tho year from twelr. to tw.n’“four hours In sdranc. ot th.tr arThey are coming. Uncle Samuel, with the state la thirty-aeeen. During the year riral. Th. bulletin dwerrea special at­ coeered by tho report H.0W sultan of Johore. ,Faib officials have decided to reduce This remedy Is becoming *•» kf.'i •... tention. It follows: tite daily expenses of the exposition to The nisam of Hyderabad, the begu ’ *. f Bopbal. were issued to the amount ot *2a,’««» and *0 popular a. to -noforrimr to the occurrence ot tbe recent mention. Al) who |iav,; IHllt 1-. . . 007. The number of policies *13,000. Mr. Peck says one good way And several bigger Hindoo swells—they're com­ rnrSdXki aiwnhon is called to the are 101.380. representing *115,027,505; Dlttets sing the skim- song uf i,-n|., ri! ing one and alt ' to do this is to have leys fireworks. these deatructfvo storm, have been CoMMiBAiONERs of seventeen foreign From several other Indian towns tho crowd premiums received during the year are unusually numerous and severe during th* purer tnedtefne <I<m*n nm < xi.: m?1 ’ ~a . will larger gr6w*3,932,305; losses paid, *1.471,-385. The nrXm umwa During February tornadoes guaranteed to do all t|lnt s f governments have sent a written pro­ There’s Aximgurti. and Bagapur. and *eiincrease of business during the year Electric Bitters will cUn- all r test to Director General Davis against lagoode, you know: Uf during Msreh Alabama. the liver and kidney*, will n-HKive the numerous insults by Columbian Dambool will send a delegate, and so will was nearly '25 per cent in the amount Inns: Gearcla and Mis.lulppt Louisiana. ArtwIK salt rheum and affrefl.'?* Kovilam. of policies in force. guards to which they have been sub­ Jellalabad Mluourf. Indiana and Kentucky; and Rajunpur. and even Sasscram: Willte TlllbrooK cauMNl by Impure I»Iu<hL—Win during April from Ohio. Illinois. New jected. Ftva PeraoaS Kilted. While Bljapur can't be left out. still leu can Wu^Viretnla. Xowa. Arksnua. IndlM terri­ malaria from Up* system and t.n v. r t *< Returns from the department of .ad­ The house on the Joiseph Cross farm tory. Oklahoma. Kansas. Missouri. Nebraska. well a» cure all malarial fever*. ) ..i rurZ missions show that *261,313 adults paid 4^ miles northeast of Gagetown was South Dakota. Texas. Georgia, Alabama, Ipdk of headiu-he. constipation an ! live Jubbulpore. S , their way into Jackson park July 4 Ohio. Iowa. South Dakota. Minnesota. try Ehctrie Bitters. Entlr. , ; struck by lightning and consumed and of McKeesport, Px, had a Scrofula bunch under ! and 13,604 children. Besides these were Tbe nawab of Burwannugur. another mighty five persons were burned to death. Michigan. Missouri. Tennessee and kentuuky: guaranteed, or money refun<lvd.—pri.„ during June from MI«sourL Kansas. Nebraslu, 50 ct*. and 81.00 per bottleat W. H. cdo ear which tho physlean lanced and then It j 27.088 passes, making a total of 302.906 IFive others escaped. One, Miss Roberts, Will hasten here from Kumba Jong and Dera Indiana. Georgia and Texas, and during July year’s grugstore. become a running »ore, and was followed by was probably family hurt. The dead 1 from Iowa FutU Khan. ayyslpelas. .Mrs. Tlllbrook gave him | A DELEGATION of French farmers Bahadurearh joins Chcngalpatt. Dim Dutn and are: Mr. Babcock, wife and child, of 1 ••It Is estimated tbst about ITO livts nave Kunsch ee, sent here by their government are been lost and probably a million and a half dol­ The be>*t 4dve In the wmid fur cuts, Silverwood; Mr. Frost, of Fostoria, and | And Churderpoor and Chittagong not far be­ the 5-year-old son of Mr. Roberts, the ■ lars' worth of property destroyed. The most hruhex sore*, ulcers. *alt rheum. (evMthe sore healed up, he became perfectly wen ; viewing the fair for the purpose of hind we sec: destructive of these storms, those entailing the learning what they ‘ can of American These, with the host from Buddowul and bonny Mires, letter, chapped Imin!-. rhiltilains nnd Is now a lively, robust boy. Other parents tenant. ereatest loss of life and property were those of Baissore. whose children suffer from Impure blood methods of agriculture. On returning March 3, In Mississippi: April 11 and IL in MU- corns, and all skin eruption*, a;i.t j»u*itlve^ nus.mMro.-.erts ly cures piles or no pay requited, ' j't u to France thev will moke reports of Are coming. Uncle Samuel, five thousand should profit by this example. strong or more Fire broke out in the Girard com- ( >nd of July 4 |n io<B. Thin lui storm guaranteed to give perfect .*u.fa. ,jr what they have seen. - A k boo nd ot Swat. In N. Y. Advertiser HooD'fl'PitL3 euro Hibitu*! Coa»t!pat!on by pany's large dry shed at Menominee | cxceed> auprevious tornadoes in the number of money refunded. Price 25 r-i-.t* (1..!' tklx There has been organized in' Chi­ and spread to a number of loaded box | itve9 loat alnce ’hat at March W. IW>. at Louia- For sale by W. H. Goodyear, ti'-druggist CHILDREN'S^ BUILDING. cago among the colored people a com­ ears, oil of which were burned. Ser- : vllle. Ky. ntimh,r n. th„„ .he I mittee for the purpose of bringing to Ioniaibank* sr«* lining w»H. The Fir*t era! residences and barns were also de- wm“her has Klrw> warninr from twelve ' the world’s fair *200,000 of their race National hm declared a semi-annual div­ Been a Houto Like Ju Htroyed. The loss is about *40.000, inlwentJ..foul. hou„ (n advance, and in the case Idend of of 4 percent, and the lo--n c*»'tnwho live In the south. The twelve " I'm Niagara Falla Route.” The Children’s building qt the world’s suranee less' than 810,000. Henry Chan- । of ioWa tornadomeaaagea were a«nt the pre- ty saving a Kmni-iuiimai dividend of" southern states are to be worked up fair, says St. Nicholas. is. 150x90 feet in dnneau, a lad 10 years old. would die ceding night to every weather bureau atstton tn percent. SUH..* |l* |£« gg I and an opportunity be given by cheap size. It is built of staff-a material from the effects Jt a fall from a sick- ~ rates to visit Chicago. The St. Joseph piano key fa -tory has which gives elegant and substantial The warning* were dUaemlnated m widely **• The pope has given his consent to effects without the enormous labor bed during the fire. HAOTUKH............i74Ji L14| LB ----- - ----poaalble throughout the state by telephone and shut down fur a mnnth owing ;•> the gen­ the prop<i->al that Maestro Mustafa, di­ --------II-its Hoard. telegraph during the day. and tbe people wlth- eral dejin-*-ion lu Uusinew. dtulra,. Hi | J | S EilJt —WM — nrinnad m >— rector of the Sistine chapel, ami the Sixtv-four oliservers in various local- . . -a. -a >a.m.!a.m.|p m.lp.m.lp.m mem^s of the choir should visit Chi- j Cry for ities in lhe Mate asy that during lhe on their guard. iOABTlNO*. I 3J«| K3i|f!.02| v.iu| l.OO cage and sing there during the prog­ -reek end- July ! eryelp-- merearoxl ! Castorla. M. A GILI.MAN. isocal Agent. Hasting* ress of the exposition. This will be and intermittent fever aud consumption burcau< wlCl mark<xl aucce-o. li la not to the first time thdt the choir, as a choir, I Cry for decreased in area of prevalence. Diph- , inferred from the fore<o’n» state- . x------•jdarj ‘qapaj -R 'V rsarppv •engoin’O -toj will have sung outside .the holy city. | theria was reported at thirty-six places, ment that rttero hi a pemunent , PitCher'S CaStO fl3 •|ooipc |viuoj{ puv •pusquoqg *«la||oj srau; It is probable that exhibitors at the ; roerlet lever ut tw-ty-roron. typhoH ; Qh .Lj f„p -•ng vptdvg puarji aqua vuoppod qnsjajew fair will not be permitted much longer fever at seventeen and measles at six- but M unusuB| Jear for tbelroevurretio*. I vllIICirCTl Cry iOT to make sales at their displays for im­ teen places. toenplocea. _____ M .uilio tbe year ima A. a matter uf pre- *?itCher’S CaStOHa jcMMdimr) -arjquXJJAq / • ■ , ar . : caution anJ protection roiiden.* of tb'Mate.1. 1 ° vaotui Id. mediate delivery. Seeing so many conworld’s fair *bnn.DREN's building. foraer _____ ____ *>nn ann i. of ... -alt cessionnaires selling goods the exhib- I Forcer Robblnr Robbtejr Fanner*. Farmer*. • lJ,f upper aa(j, central NtssUalpp! iicd Mlaaouri I| Yl-ur*. There wuru were i1. '200, 000 liarr-f* The farmers in Kalamazoo county are vaUrya ale-old provide place* of safe resort, j shipped from Sariuaw Ui Cleteiand dur­ itors making^sales in using ordiiiors begun oeguu maxing sales themselves. inemscivea ]j that mai would, «ou.u be ue required i being duped by a slick individual who such m s portion of tbe cellars in tbelr houses |t»jf th- month of June, In Manufactures building there, were nary materials. about 150 exhibitors . breaking the I It is decorated in colors, light-blue presents forged letters asking for the •wcafi‘J' protected." 4'»hi» Brisenmaster. a laborer t lhe rules, and the council of adminlstra- j predominating. Among other decora­ loan of sums, signed by well-known I Pomehoy. Ia., July Id. There are •uris a»h works in Wyandot;-, a will, it is said, issue a strong or or-­ tions are sixteen medallions of the farmers. Delano Allen was caught for now in the various hospitals hero 113 stahtly killeti yesterday afternoon tion will. 'Thousands are suffering with der prohibiting further sales. children of all nations in their nation­ *11. John Simpson for »7 and others people Of this number ten or twelve fall from a three *.tnry bullditu. ----------- ’ »-• are-----------severely «-*« injured, but Torpid Liver-the symptoms are al costumes: Indian. Japanese,.Dutch, for like amounts. A reward is offered will die; fifty NOBLE ARCHITECTURE. they stand a better chance of French, Spanish'— children of every for the forger. Depression of Spirits, Indigysrecovery than of dying, fifteen . . Di*cu»*«« tho Bolldlnr* clime. lion, Constipation, Headache. Boysl Cortlcaoa and the are quite ‘badly hurt, ” .* „..rtu. **ar. ■' fbe first floor contains the creche, a Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator The buildings j In April Michigan railroads earned a balance have merely cuts and When Baby WM Ui 1 surrounding the Court : large, airy, cheerful room, where one i a reliable remedy for Liver of Honor are classic, says Royal [ hundred children can be cared for at 3 I1 total of *9,161,617,'as compared with bruises, most of them painful. ! *8,057.273 in April. 1892. Their total but not dangerous. With those disorders. It cures thousands Cortissoz, In the Century, but they are ' time, while their mothers are out righty ■ of *35.304.195 for the period that have died the de.atii list reach** a When *he bad CWSdrrn. • •> ♦very year; why not try illuminated at numberless points, by ! seeing. The assembly room is also ’ij earnings from January 1 to May 1 were *8.171,101 total of forty-nine. This does not- in- I Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator? picturesqueness and animation, by j upon this floor, and thisjs, perhaps, ji greater than for the sajae period last elude the dozen or more who were i Your Druggist will supply you. color and lightness. Taken in one . where more interest will center than i year; per cent, of increase. 9.85. killed out in the country /Kervabouts, I comprehensive view, they have also in any other part of the house. It is a .skyfurnished miv with like wmj any uuu.artdi- 1 ,i something peculiarly modern,in ..j.' ' luruinucd 'h chairs, itkc but merely those who were within Lhe OjviiuJo the era ( „„ V1. M1. .­ । line full of graceful modulations and cnce room, except that the scats are of | Thc supreme court has decided that corporate limits of Pomeroy when the j ludustrla! Ihiiu- t ' J'.OBTGAGH SALE. abrupt, telling .transitions: this In I rovvral .lill.-rvot rite. ----...... ..................... There K a ' ..nj" roteiT’liju“r‘ cyclone swooped down upon the town. | authoritir* in . - ■l--l<l- t • ^efsul: having been made In the cooditipns 1 spite of the practical uniformity of the plutfc from which will Ik- given to ,|„„ur operate .xs manr b.r» a. he The streets arc full of people who are number of iuc-irrlri'' •.- ’ fh. rioaxe made by Artbi>< D. ! «n>K- helkbJ Th. latte, >. not dl«-, platform •?- older bo.ra ami girls sterroptlron wishes on premises of whieh he haolo hobbling along with canes aud crutches, * those fur whom there is h , ...» D. Hnghrs, '.Js wife. Hubert I {■troog, and Strong, his wile. 'irryi of/Bur“turbed; -----------‘ '**Emma ------ — *■'— it is made, if anything, more । ‘ lectures shout foreign ronntrieK. their proprietor. In the earo of a hotel the or who have their arms in slings or ■ j The mertiuKsof the i oty, MlenlExn. to Walter Dlrkum. of AlI y, state ut New York, dated September ” ; effective by the soaring dome of the languages, manner- anil curtom.. an.l Heenro is held to rover ever, niom de­ bandages over their heads and faces. ' (Kiistipu at their gratmdn at Mu .»., MM. atal recorded In the office ol the I important facts connected with their for the purnZse. These are not included in the official have been Aunowbat chilly fn- tn i Ater uf Ut—d*. for the County of llnrrv and ; history. These facts will be told by , list. It is therefore safe to say that few day*. The Speaker* feat Mleiilgt:i. on the 3rd day of October. A. i <-j; I experienced teachers ami kindergnrt- 1 '8sl tn LlbTiu of Mortgages, on pages .'11 fully *J®0 pc pie in this neighborhood I IS. which said mwrtgbgt* w.-A dnlv assigned [ i ners, who will then take groups of Frank Arlnmsi aged 79 rears, flied were either killed or wounded in the of !’ * -id Walter Dickson to John A. K"brrt*on, Special mall services has . children to see exhibits from the connsuddenly at Bay City. An hour or two ' eCo'introf Barry and Mate <•( Mlchbi-ui, tornado. The total amount of damage | tinned between stephen*<>n e X’db day of September, ins', said aa«lgt>-1 trjes about which they have just heard. . before he was in the Seat or health. done by the cyclone in the fctatc is con­ I vest In Metionifnte tjousty. navtug been duly recorded hi the ot: ce of , I In the assembly room there will also Two ‘large grain barns, together with servatively cstimatei^at *300.000. >zi«b-r of Ihs-iN of said Comity of It irry. e^Tth dayot February. A. D.. IKKJlo Liber I be dramatic, literacy and musical en- the granary and ofijoining buildin?*, Carloads uf provisions arrive on every i . .Moitg tges on page 431, on wiileb said ■ | tertaiifmentx carefully adapted to suit were burned to the ground on the farm train vr..u and auu cuobgh clothing to'wupply all | •gaze, so avlpied there Is claimed to be I al the tin e ol tills notice the sum ot UimI the intelligence of varying ages.' Dis-" of John Munnix. 3 miles north of Flint | the survivors r ...*ors is stacked up in the build- I Isgud one hundred elghty-two dollars and j tinguiriied people Who arc visiting the XJSX. H.0.J0. ‘ I lug used as the headquarters of the ! 'seven cent* and ati Attorney'* fee of fifty I exposition will be asked to give famil­ frs provided for in sard mortgage,* a id Two barns on the farm of Barney committee. What is needed now is i bis th- w; ole amount claimed to be due iar talks about their special lines of Blust near Tawas City were destroyed ■ money. The victims have plenty to eat j isald tudrtmqp*. and no suit or proceedings -* A a U.......... • -u t luuue). 1 ne victium nave plenty to eat It««T»r r*ik. Ta*«y«ti»osssi»pt«a work. Authors, artists, musicians and Ko tr Laving lusiituied to recover th>by flee fire and two horses-were horses were consumed. [; and wear, but they are in most eases cases'1 .nt secured by said mortage or any pan lr.ee was wnc *•->’.ooo. nnn with __ _ ... . ' penniless. .. .... ... scientists will be called upon to min­ Tno The loss no• insurance, What. ... little they .had. was II paroouiare er»* *ddrw* ister to the happiness of the fortunate •v, therefore by virtue of the power of- sale A reward nf *400 has been offered for] their homes and what there was in I *ucu<u” •loed In said mortgage, ami the statute lu lln^i s -z,- i i i . i I U1<J the. wcovery recovery of of the the case caw of of diamonds^ diamonds , them, them, but but these these have have been been blown blown a away. Ijarrlson wbltMNtp* have wntt. *i .me rmuie and provided, notice Is hereby hat on Saturday, the second day of stolen from <Charles Piellas*'’ jewelrv jewelry i, Money to rebuild is what the relief com- | Tn* Xkw* ,n ,h‘* ’■fl’’’'1 lha^ ’ har,w PWlass iber. A. D.. leSl at io o'clock In tbe lore kitchen garden departments will be m store Lansing ;> mittce •••for now. - now. I young did ceiifif... not eoufirm ....... ‘ ilticc ia calling ! mat! man :!!;! fe-. .. 1:1* rn.t'u.’T ->i ---- in ----------„B on June MUC *2.1 is calling for <ahall rell *t Public Auction, to tbe higl.full operation for the benefit of moth- i t -" suicide at I “ ’ to their ‘ *i|d' be treated , Ider, at the north front door ot the —. v , . . 1 living Id •«* hr wouli Olsen committed 1v_________ era .ml ..then. Ibtero.ted lu tbe bc« ' A 'Mrs. bvtekluT"""" 1 New \oi-jc, July 10.—A terriflestorm jt„ad..*e o. tar >ol feather* louse, in toe city ot lliiAiiugs. <th*t bomethod, ot iMtroctlng children. Here 5U " ”b"" - * ’ -PM>» - green, ------- Jj passed over New York and vicinity and | plare where the Circuit < ourt for rhe of Horry Is holden) the premises de­ J. H. T«grr'a resldeti *e w.i< inirtb- i at George Lamoroaux. a well-known . went out to sea at 6 o'clock Saturday .: a said mortgage, (except such part uF will be also the cooking school from Ypsilanti yv'lei lay. i. e.*. S'. it’-Id described premises as waa inserted m the Drexel institute in Philadelphia. ‘ar,ner- living in Plainfield township, i evening, and during the hour that it su rance. kutgage by error ami which have been of *hay and The Ramona school for Indians is to fell from a loa<l i" “Y “ ,T' broke his lasted did .a great deal of damage and fore released by Quit llaini deed to Thousands are] dying u»-day •• ' • ’ ’ ar be brought from Santa Fe, N. M. „ '?'* * UrK ' M “ ’”*"“ ~=—!7I ^ree or four people. The damM Xvtxu, the legal owner as hereinafter th, or so much thereof as may be reo-s••Adlroiida.” WlirelviV He.:* There are thirty pupils, and they will , ., ira. John p,wranier I luramer.- a middle-aged luiaaie-ageo (. B “Kev ln •“ **cw York iurn city cuy was not very i failure. ■ pay tbe amount due upon said mortgage lady who had a husband and four chllbut aluug the seacoast the dei Curvb.i« cured son«v •<; illbring all their furniture and decora, „ husbaml chilgreat, along ' >tere« at eight percent, and all legxl ogetber with au attorney fee of fifty do). structiun nmn^riv v tions and will do their native basket dren. <lren* was WaM killed near Mancelonn Mancelona, u-Ltiu while strucuon fltmetion to property was large. FRENCH’S STATUE OF THE REPVBLfC. renamed for therein, lhe pr« miaes being weaving and other characteristic In- j Cr2?‘ j 8 * track. Edward >*d in said mortgage as follows Edward Jp. £. NewelL NewelL a piano tuner, H. Goodyear. nenclng st the north west corner at P. L. Administration building, tho lower dian work. There will also be a school1 .. ,h*s,orton house at Musk’egon ' and •»<* Martin H. Campbell sought shelter II. Camnhr lot In the village ot Irving. County of bu t equally graceful roofs of Machinery Hancock Ims thref big fouu-.lrir-. gid State of Mlchlx an. and running from I hall, which are given further variety for deaf mutes, where the interesting HelRhta was destroyed by fire and I nnder an overhanging rock at Fart ea.-t ur in an easterly direction along the process uf teaching to speak and to, nono 010 furniture or fixtuYes were Washington lane and Eleventh avOur hundred rerirlvncv* are .:i c- ir?t* ne of loU heretofore conveyed and to the by little, turrets on the pavilions at the j 8n’ , enue. About 0:15 Newell awoke of erection st iluliautl. ;au from iroin the inc lips ups will win be lx- shown. 4To«Mng the raee and esat of the lot or corners of the building, nnd by the rend ud to Etfle Baldwin, ami from said The library is as nearly a model one . . U Tract's barn and threshing-ma- from a stupor and found Campbel] 'h a south easterly direction on the beautiful line which indicates the Tor children as can be secured. Por-1 chine at Edwardkburg was burned bv dea<l- Both hud apparently been struck Imlay City officers are looking for of the raceway, to intersect the curve of the rotunda celling in the ice eu and along the westerly Hue of Agricultural building. traits of writers fOY children, with IjORR- «.«»; insurance, *1,000. by lightning. Emile Obele was drowned Bntllinr. a character ot Some io.’a) :ie>irin a northerly direction te the. dan*, lety. lie knocked down Jerry AW an 'There is charm in the outline and in autographs whenever that is poarible,5 1 hr^; hundred and thirty-eight let-! off Xorth Beach by the capsizing of a acting dbputy matshrli and then dbathence following the center ot the i-'o river to a point directly north of the mass, a mingling of dignity with are upon the walls. The favorite hometheproceeds proceedsof offour fourdavs* ie» ters,“and nu *600. lhe days’ j boat, and two men who were out in an- pearvd. Crow was badly hurt. f startlug, ami from said point-south papera and the familiar magazines are re 1 I W w ? rk r M v VPre fonn<1 fonn ‘ ‘ on Mail Robber Ford “ it — v -‘ . . . . other boat are reported missing. An ief beginning.containing ten acres piquancy in the Court of Honor as it is When you’re languid and dull in th“ ... ’ wh when en he was arrested at Port Huron. a: and all ou section thirty-one In seen from the topr „ of the Administra- 1 to be found, ready either to be merely unknown man is reported to have been :r north, range nine west, excrplhig tion building. . • The is there j glanced at^or to lie read at leisure. On J-E.ISL John J’ 512b7 Ohn has been be**n appointed struck by lightningon Long Island and spring of the year. T’._ charm 1_ 2[ lornal! streets aud highways now W hrn stomach and : liver are all •> superintx»’'4-’’at » the •*--Michigan —' ■ • 11indua‘ directed - - over -the the roof, above all this busy lesson life, superintendent -reon. Also tbe undivided one-half when the vision is killed. trial «mool s^i< wing: Unmmmeing at a point flftv- Machinery and Agricultural buildings, is the playground. This is a lovely gar-, trIal of gear. for boys at Lansing to sticMilwaukee, July ia—The storm of x inches we« and tseive rods three When jou’r stupid at morn and fever.--s Superintendent Wood, resigned, rec Inches north of the southeast the former alive with winged Victories den. all inclosed with a wire sareen for Saturday night was very severe through at night. be north west quarter of section on its roofs, the latter crowned with safety. It is full of flowers and plants. I The Residence of J. H. Jagger at C«M the central part of the »tote. The rail­ own four north or range nine west: Atul nothing gives relish and i;"'.blng and live birds are flying about in per1 w*ter was partly burned, involving a the Diana of Mr. St. Gaudens. It is 1 thouct* west »l»ht rods; Iheiicn roads suffered from numerous wash­ goes rlaht. »r of the Ttwrnappte river; there when the eye travels^ straight feet freedom. Toys of all nations are loftS °f about *1.200; insured. K outs which delayed trains to some ex­ Don't try any noatrnm elixir, or I**’-’- — ; rods, thr&cw ».iatb to place of c<4ucn ut kh npremly understood that till- down the center of the’ court, and sees on exhibition here, from the crude! S.ver.1 -ri. fl.hermen ,t tno the ••Golden Medical Dlecovery” just • tent. Fortunately the most of the emlsre is all lhe premises, mill between the 'majestic facades, Jfr. child trinket jf the savage to the talk- I been een fined *5 15 each mu*h for having ■- . * trouble was oh the branches where the bill. »ta ot flowage, owned by Alonzo The surest and best of all rented:.■* for Prank Campbcll and constltu- French’s noble statue of the Republic, Ing, walking, working plaything, of, trout less than 6 Inches in le^gtlTin travel is light. In the country crops r, Gardner..Campbell a Co . of and behind . it the peristyle bearing Prance. And they are not for show their possession are leveled to'-the ground. Oats’ and all disorders of the liver, rrtftnarh ami „ blood, la Dr. Pierre’* Golden Medkal above Its massive columns the Co­ m-rvly. but fur the children to piay | William P0„etv • । . *• “ jears, waa corn will recover but rye aud winter Discovery. II A Co., together with lumbus quadriga, a triumphal group with. wheat are much damaged. ---------------------truck by a ChlcaKO A Grand Trunk looming superbly against the sky. Or—t «... ro earth. j kiiku”^’ U'i° “ *““• “d '"•‘“Uy Tbe Lowell state bank has declared a Rocntroun, Col., Jul, la—ThU rec"The fair cannot well be described, Uoo wa. elrited early Saturday monr semi-annual dividend or 5 percent. Frank Knlll h- bc^un ue<-un anit ,„lt in Sdghy one ol the moat drotroetlve hall “I believe the world’s fair at Chi­ it is so great and has so many features . Mr* -----------------The Eaton county Pioneer society Ims j OMcripiions. he Circuit D-._a Huron mralr.., " anil wind,term. ever „perienced. Tbe that are elaborate, valuable and in- the c»rc«»>t rnnrt court n at* Port lost 91 member* during the last year. id.* said m-iHKar* the draft*mnn) cago is the greatest enterprise of modfor *25,000 damages for damage la eatlmated at ,100.000. A ■r aedtte following described laud। ern times," Lieut Gen. Dunham Maa- atructlve," said Robert P. Porter, an- the 'Urges and right of flowage, wu[ sey, of the British army, said after a perintendent of the census. ’‘It is Die received on a sidewalk a year ago 10 utile. aqnare waa vulted and .-.14 mortgage by mistake, that thei stay in Chicago of ten days. “The greatest thing of- the kind ever atr t ' v Lucius L. Hubbard, —of•"•*• "go. krowlok crop. are a total loan CHtchaa Is the price of health. But with all our ■ irs bad no title sad claim no title !ses, and the Assignee ot raidI buildings are immense and all well I• tempted, and the people of the east. elected state geologic bv-the broke thete bank, .nd added Hood to precaution there are enemies always lurk­ ms uo rights therein, and said[ worth an inspection They are filled should see >t to appreciate iL The Im- ‘K™ boanl of grologKJI XX £ mense buildings are worth a visit to ' "Hl succeed Dr. ^E.^Vhds'^o^th HC the denotation. Window, were broken ing about our systems, only waiting a fav­ not he offered for wit* under this will succeed Tb* M t* 7’ “e . The premises sa lu*cr!r«t in। with interesting things, too*. Foreign­ mense buildings are worth a visit and the Ire could bo ioreled up In orable opportunity to assert Iheimelvra. by error and which will not be' era, I believe, have some erroneous Chicago in themselves. They literally E. Supples, one of the mo-t‘^1 Impurities In the blood may be bidden for plica In the atreet. t are deseritied m fol'ows: years or even tor generations and sudden­ form 3 city which is of oriental j and exemplary young men it Sh^ iY >Ivldedoo<*half of th* following:-. ideas concerning its magnitude and of ly break forth, undermining health au<l **’ •tapnlntflf'.y two fe-tt six Inches the necessary expenses of seeing it splendor and regal magnificence. They j was killed by the bu?»tta7 of a ereda three feet and Uirec Inches Bio tew, Mkh.. Joly 10._xotit. hastening death. For all dises*"* ' Before I went to Chicago I had gained ~ ho one ‘ho " bbto,r perron ran I rolutes. K Fom* nh •,ulJ the d<x>r th» •''■<wUiera from Impure blood Hood’s Sar»aj»riba H my Ideas of it from foreign news­ Aladdlu > lamp, the unequaled and unapproachcd remedy. n.Uoo.1 b.„k w lllg k, 1<U nbwwmi; running fr-ww them* ever koo., all ,he beautlen the, eonI Edmund Chase d!r.t .... n ■ papers, and I fully expected to pay 8'20 ' i;jb*ocsn«nh to the i-r-niHr ot W Cnlenlmrg, morning to lhe effect that th. bank It UKtng of them all for It a ’rtvrr;rti»u«-r -su eiaht rod* a day for my living expenses in Chi­ tain, for there Is so much that It will uge.1 w ,em diseases. 1* b*rimiin>. it Is rx must .nepend for the pro-rout, but that bo Impooslble to see It .flL lint any I The Winthrop Iron comosu. m • bxxl that this la*t •b'S*-rlN-ii cago. Statements that this would be the director, teal conddent that all dea fair average had been published in . one may Kat a ffenerol Idea of tbe fair : tors st Clerelaod, O dS.1t 1 :1»* premia**, mill privllnjf* -n Poduire wju be paid lo folk ilk She Knew film. English newspapers that I had seen. by atrip around the White City, end , down the mines at Ishne^ne “My dear,” said a repentant husband to L“H*“pl “""i”'™- lUoflZai there will I John Nelson w„ ir«tiur. anrt J was simply surprised when I found howerer long he nay hb Wife, “if I have ever used any nukloJ U“ Matemeut ot 11*. words to you, I take them all back. that these figures were two or three find enong-h to entertain and Instruct aud John BleraqulM f.?.’^ ‘ ?r”'J bUiti“ times too large. The exMbits mads ■Urn. whatever mu, be hi. teste* 5o ■ worked „„ Xte/“k"?2? ’"J*”" “No. you won’t I know you. You *an» at the fair will be of milch value in ode should 90 with lhe Idea that hi. crime. charged with tho lo use them all over aKain.”-Excb3Ug«_ —Urad. giving foreigners who vir it the fair a ‘j.*”• b“' neooe can.spend | I».collision Jacksonville, Fla.. jaiv in .vi better idea of the immense resources cl'ctrio •«™>» eon. M Lost IUmIom. 111 gbrtri three nJen an(» 4,__ .. of tills country than they have had be­ bls time within the gate, without get- , Jackson Ung Ms money's worth.". . I________ fore." Little Jack (who has been losing “ • were rertoulr laired. ” his illusions)—Uncle, they »y tfae" ; any Santa Claus, and there wasn Willi--- »** »• — - • —— - — • ^luiyDiaOwiliOQ. Mayor Tillbrook Hood’s Sarsaphrilla Children Pitcher’s Children Why Suffer? When you can be Cured st;: �4 j The best builders use CURIOUS FARMS. •uubtr, brick, lime, cement ennd- Pl*oe« Where Wild Animals Are Lhntewr eoee into the con,traction Roared for Profit » buildidt; they employ only the Lit workmennnd pay the be« wages; they better price* for their work Bnake*, Skunk* and BuSaloe* as a bo, than their lek, careful competitor,, I of locotha—Something About th* aad j.-.vry, get the best contracts; they paint their work with Enrope. Strictly Pure White Lead . —.. -....rtumcni. fokture ot lhe gore'ra- ItuT!.? 7? nt‘annH extlnetlon. “* ■•m«tab,e act that many of BEAUTIFUL ISLANDS. Lanai and Nlihau of the Hawaiian Group. bhrntlac Fact* Ahont a Delightful Re- An,.T “ “■““‘k >»'U««nou. lo lr“» “< TOYOUidllig w.l,.ra are th!. Notably amo'og Sml.T^ ‘"n “■ Ch;'m (ro" ">» ‘btoolan butltotloo ia that of a aoa oreL-r. belled to u the Qnly pcrfecUv S3 SHOE ^500. S4.00j| 4.3.50® 42.50 fl 42.25^ $2 00ufN H .7S iMes L i ?*l.75 Nerve VITAL TO MANHOOD. ti1""1 ■<> •« BILLY’S SHOT DOWN. vteta sad Guards at tb* Ionia (Mich.) Island*. The island of Lanai, with its delight­ ful climate, is one of tho most interest­ ing of the Hawaiian islands. It is the i Mt the owe,-iiiria -Th: skin goes to tho furrier, and the oil I, ' ITleT'f ' '.' “" P1o " of thia eurtoua principal sheep-growing district of tho “ '“’P' h . r.jfictured by the "Old Dutch Pro­ deemet! 1b/nmny a r. m‘d" !■ ihr kjrurt-lgn remedr " L'xi,'t’-‘uco. For many year, kingdom, and from it arc chiefly of slow corrosion, and with one ■ . - w - biu.pthm.iK • rcmcoy 1 SX^abJV^rlry"” drawn tho mutton supplies for Hono­ following standard brands : for coughs, colds, consumption, and so - New York Sun penect a,.in. and has been unable to lulu. The island, according to the forth. According to the Armstrong & McKelvy” the most successful skunk fanner in got one until the present one was se­ New York Sun, is about ten mites from l-'eymer-Bauman” “Eckstein” Mie country livea at Hamburg. Conn. cured. Lahaina, and Mine seventy-two miles I- so so di<,k'a".v is UlM th.- Alaskan by way of the latter from Honolulu. Fahnestock” “Anchor ra< . ”.. . hl^ U‘cn calle<1 “lhe deacon" A.S : 'Ii«tort the hide. In It has an extreme breadth of twentyMorley I lung that few know bin real name- And ■Kentucky; “I", ' t’",“ ■<« “orket, but In obe, two miles, with a width at its broadfw»«.» --------- i* I why "deacon?" ”lleratme hr 'ia th! JO Southern Shipman . - of t-aptatln-. ±n £'d -“F^tiUo^they bito ,!cst part of thirteen miles, while the ‘•Red Seal ' “Collier” highest point of its king-shaped moun­ • since the trains ■ in.°rT bk'aHt bl’e°re vnv days «nys of Ol army army mule mule trains. "Davis-Chambers" I| His «r:.. <favorite ------ :. - .books . are•> the . UlBible ‘rains and- »ng :L I tew It huppensthat no muse­ tain ridges has an altitude of 3,500 feet c: >rs they use the National Lead ' Milttm. anti the lofty denuucteuX Th/’Jlhe,"or,d4h^ “ k’ood ipeeimen? above sea level. To the visitor ap­ i :: "a Pure White Lead Tinting /..2, . 7. / . nb The one shown by the National muse­ proaching it by sea, Lanai has by no i ■. These colors arc sold in therein contained furnish the basis of , um at the Centennial exposition -pos­ means an inviting appearance, the : cans, each being sufficient to his sulphurous vocabulary.' Yet none sessed neith.T -nose nor fept, being ! .■. c ity-five pounds of Strictly is more tender hearted aud charitable patched up with papier mache. Recent­ brown slopes rising toward the inner range in almost every direction, giv­ ; . White Lead the desired shade. than he. In the <>range mountains of ly. however, the complete and uninjured ing no indication of tho rich grass-cov­ : t.inJi ( Stilitly Pure White Lead NcwJersey and along the various rocky : ::a! Lead Cc.'a Tintine Colors, are hills of Pennsylvania the rattlesnake skin of a male miult sea otter was ob­ ered land which lies beyond, or o'f the . lhe most reliable dealers io paints tained through the Alaska Commercial timber and shrub-covered ridges aud Is treated us a scunroeof income rather ,• . ■ ;,rr going to paint, it will pay you than a deadly reptile. Rattlesnake oil company, li will be stuffed and ravines with which it is interspersed. , . ■ uh for a book containing informais accounted good for “rheumatix" mounted on a rock covered with sea­ Nevertheless, some 45,000 or 50.000 ■ .•. may save you many a dollar; It will . »•. you a postal card to dp so. The farmers of Colorado and Idaho, weed, so us to look as lifelike aa possi­ sheep and lambs here fatten upon the ble. The fnr of this animal is the most succulent grasses, os well os some 600 who have of late begun the rearing of NATIONAL LEAD CO., valuable kno* u. A good pelt, with the. horses, 500 horned cattle, and goats ruta.its, will hardly gain* or merit the 1 Broadway, New Yort usual imperfections, is worth two hun­ and hogs. Wild turkeys almost with­ thank's of their neighbors. The fur Chicago Branch, dred and fifty dollars, while an excep­ out number also inhabit the island. *has a market value nnd canned rabbit State and Fifteenth Street*. tionally fine one will fetch one thousand During ten months there were shipped is not to be despiked by n hungry travdollars. It has l>cen suggested that the from this island some 5,000 sheep and I eler. but. owing to certain extra en-. president could preserve this precious numbers of cattle nnd horses. Very •lowments of nature, bunny breeds so creature by setting aside the islands of large quantities and an excellent qual­ fast rhnving a Utter of five at least Saanach and Chernolours, in the horth . of wool are also clipped here and noWp. ity once a month — Bs to become a pest Pacific, as a reservation where they shipped to the United States, England D- •• ..«ar item? When next in need try a pair. equal in destructiveness to the grass­ might be protected, just as he reserved! an<! other countries. Best in tho world. hopper.- At least this has been the ex- the island of Afognak for the salfnonH Lanai is noted for the extent and J3.00 j perience of Australia nnd New Zcn- by proclamation the other day. <tth-' character of its fisheries. It was oecq \»zsa land, to whi,ch countries rabbits were erwisc lhe species e• •t• long survive.! the favorite fishing resort of Hawaiian taken by settlers from England. In J»2.00 Hunters are shnotiu >e few survivdrri royalty. Thu island Is sixth in point ■U SOS U0l» the last decade New Zealand has ex­ now with explosive ■ tllcLs ■ of size of the group, ami in common rhz.oo ported 100.000.000 skins, nnd during the Another interestii. ; animal to be with its sister isles is clearly and un­ same period Victoria’s export has been shown is tim only sp iraen uf tlie wal» mistakably of volcanic origin. Tlie afro* BOYS ::o,000,u00. For those over has rus that has ’ r * be. i properly stuffed round and landlocked valley of 1‘alil>een received, a large sum. yet seareel v and mount.> ... William Palmer wai, with its grassy plain containing enough'to pay for the ik»1m»d and pow­ went nil the'way Mr. t.> the I’ribylov seal more than ten thousand acres of ricli der needed to keep the rodents from islands to get itTin- boast wax shot '' 1 soil, was in ages past tlie crater of a devouring, the land. It is to he hoped an Walrus island, which is six inilek great volcano, which, after lhe great that the western experiment in this from the island of Nt. Paul—an irregu. upheaval which forced the chain up­ ..... DRESS SHOE, made In the latest line may not get beyond control. lar r..ck a few hundred .ranis long. ward through and above the waters, 't pay $6 to $8, try tny $3, $3.50, $4.00or Far different ami qqite praiseworthy In l..;e fashion will be shown the fin ­ still served as a vent for _thc molten I hey nt equal to custom, mado and look and is the attempt to preserve and perpetu­ est munnte l spec:men of the runnatec mass an<l gases beneath the earth's .-t l. If y«i wlih to econamke in your footwear, ate the American bison. “JitxfTitlo” ever exhibited. This great murine ani­ erusL The island is also unique in .y-.rrha:'.''^ W. L. Doudas Shoff. Name and Jonesof Kansas, the pioneer of this mal is fh>t known to have l.een re­ that it is the only one of the group •j ptd o ■ the bottom, look for it when yoo buy. business, says only two herds of wild marked by Christopher f’ohtmbus. It which has a coral reef op the wind­ .. DOUGLAS. Brockton, Matt. Sold by buffaloes how exist and both number attains a length of thirteen feci and a ward side. The Kanaka population ia but twenty head. The millions that weight ..of two thousand poutidk now in the neighborhood of two hun­ once made the prairies shake with Though now almost extinct, the specie: dred and fifty, who are engaged in -ii a; I!.- ITiib..:.- Office.• their tremendous tread are no more. was once along the gulf coast. , ,, o r, ... cultivating small patches, in sheep ic«. :u 5..fd county, ou I .v ..t Julv. tn lhe .They were "wiped out" between Ls71 Yet another aquatic animal to lie herding and in fishing. One of. the ijlllt hundred an<| iilnety and 1875; when the railroads advanced shown will be a specimen of. the >ea places of interest here is the native the Indians retreated and the pot­ elephant. It was ‘formerly found in temple where, in the old days, the hunter could massacre without sub­ large numbers along the.coast of Cali- heathenish rites were wont to be perper­ jecting himself to danger or giving his fornia. Among tlie interesting beasts formed. noble prey a chance for existence. At to be shown by the National museum ; ILanai’ is ' in ’ ,places : .2well supplied with ..i2. least one thousand buffaloes now live in its exhibit of the animals native to water; there are springs and several in safe captivity, and. bred with the this country is tlie Rocky mountain . small streams In ravines, and upon the domestic A cow. n race of valuable hy. antelope. This was the fatuous "w(ki1- beach in different places wells liaye brids has been produced. Dog farms -ly horse'' which figured in the political been sunk which furnish a liberal sup­ there are. but they are devoted to the songs of the Fremont campaign. It is ply of fresh water. There is one per­ rearing of fighting, sporting, or fancy not particularly rare, nor neat1 ex tine­ petual river, or rivulet, which flows breeds. These bring high prices, and tion. but it is one of.the least known of through the ravine of Maunalei. The the farmers, once they get a regular American mammals because the n*: lovers of the grand and beautiful in line of customers, are sure to do welL gions which it inhabits arc almost jn- nature will here find much to gratify, But the wurlil's great dog farms are in accessible. Nevertheless, it is not very and thq botanist especially will obtain Manchuria. There dogs are raised for alert and is easily shot when it can be much fix>d for study and entertaining their skins, which ure sold to traders got at It will be represented by a research among the numerous canyon* fronfnorthern Europe. ■ A Manchurian group, as will also the wttbdland euri- covered with shrubs and forests. t who owns one thousand canines ft ; Ixju, which is the reindeer of New- i The island of .Nlihau is D the eighth in thought to be fairly prosperous. If a ! foundland. The latter has been nearly , size of the islands composing the IIa,s— — *■’—’----- —Jand *u~the’—last * pup is designee! for food he must be | exterminated. Another group slaiws — waiian archipelago, of strangled to death, and the eaters may i the barrenground caribou oU Alaska. any importance from a commercial, ag­ or stock-raising stand­ mrt approach the temple of their gods Both of these are regarded as 'varieties ricultural Tor three days thereafter. Deer are of the same species os the domesticated point. It lies to the southwest of preserved and fancy pigeons are bred reindeer, which have been ■ newly im­ Kauai, whence it is reached after an passage by by the wealthy, and in North Carolina ported by the government from Siberia at times agreeable on the Tar river, not far from Green­ for the benefit of the Alaska natives. steamer, or the traveler whose time is , For them it is expected to supply, the valuable can cross the narrow passage ville, there is a leech farm. Tonic 1 place of the walrus, inasmuch as it is which separates it from that island by the ever-convenient whaleboat. The MOHAMMEDANISM IN MEXICO.* the most useful animal in existence. It is intended to exhibit repres^ita- islet has an area of about 70,000 acres, or something over 100 square miles. It । tives of the families of as many os pos ­ for a Colony About Completed. was once more thickly populated, but Mohammed Webb, whoje scheme of sible of the strange and rare mammals native to all America, as for example, is now little more than a large sheep Islamic propaganda has been going a certain scarce armadillos, eats, deer and ranch, and the population consists littje slow lately-.-is now negotiating t rat-like beasts from lhe southern con­ chiefly of shepherds and employes of for a large tract of land in the state of tinent Unfortunately some are so rare the firm. A fine grass which is indig­ Chiapas. Mexico. It is his intention to as to not be obtainable, only one or two enous here and ia not to be found plant here a colony of the followers of specimens being known in the case of elsewhere, though closely resembling the prophet gathered from India and certain species. The mammals form the Guayaquil grass, used in the man­ Arabia, and give, as it were, a prac­ only a part of the great series, which ufacture of Panama hats, was former­ tical illustration of Mohammedanism. ; will extend from man to the amceba. ly woven irto Niihau mats, which The land for which he is nego- • , were noted for their great delicacy tiating, through Walter ft. Murray, । Ijkplandcrs at the Fair. and softness. These mats were woven is situated about three hundred miles ' When the next world’s fair is held it # in different designs and colors, and ■ ii iv •■. il mu|h tn tbe conditions i' . • C2-iiMde ih J'xeph Knlifht south of the City dt Mexito and fifty is not probable there will be any Lap- were really beautifuL "*« They are -now • K i/ht hl- v. io-. tn 4-tmitel Carso । miles south of the now completed ■I y •; । v l». i*o «nd recorded In Tehuantepec railroad- It is about three landers present Ten years ago there very rare, and of late years the price, - •■: IWt ler O(,i*ed»f.»r B*/ry Co. ; were twenty-seven thousand Luplund- which formerly ranged from $5 to SI 1 •. -I Hl- nil -la.- Of May. A. D.. 1*J0, days' travel up the Grihalva river from era. Now there arc only eleven thou- or so apiece, has advanced in an al­ •i of mortKHipM. on pane i«0, on which the port of Frantera on the gulf of j sand. Death and amalgamation are most exorbitant degree. Shells of th-rc ii claliurd U> be dim and uuunld I »'• Ct«ls nntictf tbe sum of two nun- Mexico. It is a part of a concession making away with thernyas a distinc­ great beauty and of many varieties i .i’.r. - and f-rt)-elid't one hundredth* from the Mexican government, and <J5.| i« too Mud .»ti Alturnto's fee of Uf said to he very fertile and capable of tive branch of the human family. are found upon the shores, and those Ethnologically this may be the truth. with a reddish, coral-colored seed are producing nearly al’ the fruits of the ore tlie tn>>a»vs MM-ured ny «ald tropics and some of those of the tem­ It doesn't seem to agree very well with gathered by the not over-industrious «r ant hart there..!. Therefore. what old King Bull, the head of the natives, and, being strung into neck­ : :he im »or contained In said perate zones. , hllUWity colony, claims fot Midway lor himself miuwii and uuu laces and similar ornaments, are dis­ :md th- • xtute In such ohm. made Webb, whtfce residence f u Rnll mv» ne he one unuumi hundred posed of to their fellow-countrymen ■ •• ............ , In the Philip-» l. lamiij'. non ouc whom he he waa waa United United.( uad. tw<J • i. Te years • old. ...... .. . pine islpndiLwhere His son, Hals and to foreigners. Considerable taste II (lie I.irei.oon, > snnilM*il *i States consul ttnd where he was also j BulJ he .g nipcty years of and ingenuity are displayed in the tli- sixties' hinder, at lhe north converted to Mohammedanism, seems ; Hvgd Hull, the grandson, is sev- manufacture of these pretty articles; to have given him a liking for warn) | ent_.thrWt |lals Hygd . Bril has a and as tourists are, as a rule, ready to flfty.nine years old, and her pay liberally for curiosities, the na­ ■|1’h~I In « ,i-t ' inortg'lK*'. "T •< countries, claims to have thousands of ■ «»i:uiy be whwnh rv to pay it"- Moslem colonists ready to come to this forty-one.’ The grandson of Bills tives derive a considerable income -Ml-l ino (gag**, With • Iw’it per country for the propagation of the । yj..—। jJu|| |jna a son twenty-nine years from their sale. » nnd ail )••«*! 'NHt**. ’o-rrtier nilli faith whenever a suitable site for a (|BUg|j^er of this twenty­ colon}’ shall be secured. These colon- njue...car.oi(j bub iR fourteen, arid she Some interesting an well us extraor­ & littlo girl two years old. Thus, town •>( Kntlir.d isL% he claims, will be self-supporting j families, and the general expenses of i according to old King Bull, dinary accounts have recently been the colony will be borne by some rich eight generations of his family are Riven concerning experiments in tho production of minute threads from Mohammedan met chants of Calcutta । liri gold, glass, platinum nnd other sub­ whom Webb has enlisted in his scaeme . —--------------------A Valuable Kellc. stances. The most remarkable of these of evangelizing the New World The In the last month of her life'Mary minute filaments, according to C. V. •, r>nt«. tiwii-tY 'UlinU.t Zionists will be brought, in a specially I|ie I !4<f ot I CKHIt'k aQueen of Scots amused herself making Boys, the experimenter, are those of chartered steamer. a bed quilL Upon a background of quarts lie says: "As torsion threads red, green and black silk she worirei! these fibers of qunrtz would seem One of the straugest. if not the very various' designs with silk thread of to * ■'**■ ‘in their be mure perfect' strangest instance of the general prev­ bright colors.* In several plnces.jihc at­ elasticity thau anj- known. They alence of un absolute fallacy, is. in the tempted embroidered portraits of noted arc as strong as steel and can be opinion of a scientific writer, the idea characters of her time. The resem­ made of any reasonable length, per­ that monkeys and apes have a pen­ blances, however, are striking. This fectly uniform in diameter, and, as al­ chant for imitating the actions of their quilt was the gift of tho queen to a ready explained in the body of tho two-legged relative*. To say that maid of honor who remained with her article, so fire as to l»e beyond the the two hundred odd known specie!> of through loss of power and friends. power of any mleros-ope yet made. IEV^ c' WE?T’8 NERVE AND BRAIN TREATmonkevs not a single one exhibits the The quilt has been carefully treasured The tall end*, of these threads must be lightest trace of imitativeness would by the descendants of the one to whom at least ten tniliiun t imes smaller'than ■ ..._ . . ....... . jaousai vuui saswu, bo understanding the facts of the case. it was given, ft was brought by them ordinary spnn glass. Of course it is > «-r In eiix*1^2L A? Aoes rfbTonly evince no natural dispo­ to this country, and one of them. Sen­ impossible to manipulate these minute ator John Bidlake, of South Dakota, filaments, although there is no dif­ sition) to “ape" the their-Darwiniati kinsman, but exhaust sent it to tbe fair. ficulty in measuring threads hrss than the resources of ingenuity and m*Hou the one-thousandth part of an inch in Poets utter great and wise things which to maintain their reputation for ong* ’ttioy diameter." do not themkelvei understand.—Plato. Lnallty of impulse. (JU­ w. L. DOUCLAS - Skunks arc bred on farms in Penn­ sylvania, New Yoric and Connecticut. The skin and oil of a full grown skunk HARE animals. A mountain goat that I once kept in confinement was about as cunning as the Average street arab, and, had he lived to maturity and kept on acquir­ Ionia, Mich., July IL—Full seventy- ing knowledge, the chancesare I would five convicts at the house of correction have had to move out and give him the mode a break for liberty about 11 a. ranch. m. They were at work in the various He usually followed me, says a shops. The first ten or fifteen left writer in Forest and Stream, on short their work and started for the west excursions into the woods, and gen­ wall. The ringleader was Convict erally kept right at my heels; but on William Smith, known as Na 703, a one occasion he lagged behind, and, five-year man sent up from Detroit although I called him several times, Tinsmiths have been at work on shop he paid no heed. I finally walked back Na 21, about !U%rods from the west to sec what he was interested in and wall, repairing conductor pipes. Two found him busy feeding on some moss long ladders were used and were stand­ that grew at the roots of a fir tree, ing against tbe building. Smith started so I left him nnd continued my tramp. out and was followed by the others But after I had got away a short dis­ who were in the scheme. He quickly tance the thought occurred to .me to clasped the ladder stahditig against tho hide and sec how he would oct; so I west wall. slipped into a hollow stump close by Warden Pareell had discovered that the trail and awaited the result. Pres­ something was coming, over Sunday, ently I heard Kim coming bounding and hud doubled the guard. Teacher along the trail, and after he had Gourley was watching around in the, vi­ passed I stuck out my head to watch cinity of this building, and when be saw him. When he got twenty feet beyond' Smith and the gang come out he fired a me he stopped and commenced looking shot from his revolver into the ground around, nnd the comical expression of and ordered the men back. Smith his face ns he scanned every object urged them on, paying no attention to that bore ary semblance to a human the order. Tbe men on the wall and being causal me to burst out laughing, about the yard quickly assembled at when he turned and saw me. Then he this point and were ordered by Warden commenced to sulk and would not go Parcel! to stop lhe break. any further, so I had to go home. A general fusillade commenced and a The next day he followed me aa hand-to-hnnd fight followed. The lad­ usu>l, but in the midst of some thick ders were knocked down, but the con­ victs replaced them, and Oscar Miller, brush nnd down timber I got interested an eight-ycur man, gained the top of in a bird that I was following up, and the wall. The guard shot at him and forgot the goat, and when I came to the ball went clear through his /body look for him he was gone. Walking back to where I last saw him I called, but and he dropped to the ground ddad. In the meantime a terrible battle was no •'Billy" came in sight Then I com­ going on below. Convict Smith struck menced a diligent search, and present­ at Deputy Warden Rowley with a ly I caught sight of something white hammer, but the latter dodged and beneath a brush heap. Stooping down escaped death. Rowley struck Convict and looking in, 1 saw the little brute Charles E. Jones on the head and he curlad up in a heap, and not a move dropped. He will doubtless die, us his could I get out of him. Reaching in, I head is terribly cut. William Eager, caught him by the leg and pulled him sent from Grand Rapids, was badly out, and gave him a good cuffing on wounded, and bps recovery is doubtful. both sides of his head. But he did He is fcrvlng n fiftcen-year sentence for not mind it a bit and seemed to enjoy the joke immensely, capering about in , manslaughter. . his usual manner all the way home, aa i It wits only by prompt action that the wholesale liberation of the con­ if he would say: “You hid from me victs was averted. Hall Master Par­ yesterday and I hid from you to-day, ’ cell grabbed up the irons used and honors are even." by some local tinners and com­ menced prodding the convicts who ran back. Gradually the convicts were forced into their cells. Four convict* TIME TABLE. Ju eilect January 22.18S3. were injured. Smith, the leader, was found to have a bad cut on the back of Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detrol and tbe east. his head. On seeing the first ten fol­ low Smith out of the shop, Die rest fol­ i.r. ~| Going East | .Grand Rapids lowed until they were driven back. East Paris McCord ADMITS THE MURDER. IA Ito Elmdale Clarksville • K»y Ki*te rs. Hake Odessa • Woodbury Cairo, III., July 11.—NewA was re­ Sunfield ceived here Monday night that a negro Mulliken Grand Ledge had been arrested at Milan, Tenn., who Lanshuc is found to have been an accomplice of Detroit Miller and a partner in crime, and who is the one that actually committed the murder of the Ray Rlttmre sisters. The sheriff at Bardwell, Stanton !oql» Ky., has been notified, and if Grand tadxe he .proves to be the man, aa claimed, another lynching is in pros­ ~Goimt Wwt I pect A passenger conductor on the il Jr trim |L*usltf» Illinois Central, who brings the news iGraml Ledae uf the arrest, says the man fought des­ |Mulllkeu Stu>0r:d perately, but when finally overpow­ Woodbury ered admitted that he murdered the Lake Odessa Clarksville girls, and that MiHer knew it and re­ Elmdale fused to divulge it. Miller, while in Alto jail at Bardwell, is claimed to have said Mi-Coni East Pari.* that, while he did not commit the Grand Rapids crime, he knew who\(Jid it He after­ wards denied having said so. i a. m. Grand E*3m Until Monday no one could be found Portland who would say positively that he had Ionia seen Miller in Kentucky on the day of Howard City Ionia the murder, but now n young woman Sunton asserts that she suw the Miller who 11 more was lynched hiding in her father's barn • Every day. others week days on I;;. t near Bardwell that morning and saw on signal. Bailor cars on all trains betweon GraafH him again when he was first taken Raoldsand Delrort. Seats 25 cents. ConnecUoBw back. The impression is growing made ir Union stailou. Grand Rapids with tm £• that the mob got the right man or CRICAGOA WEST MlCHIOAN RAILWAY Ft ’ his accomplice, notwithstanding the slight and purely circumstantial to tbesunnuer rewru of northern MIc evidence upon which he was hung. niute san. Thediscovery of tho fact that he mailed Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago. B:K a letter from here on the Fourth of July to his wife at Springfield, I1L. taave fnr Manistee and Traverse Cfty 7:30 J strengthens this belief, fpr after mail­ M.andft JOP. M. taave tor Uharlexolx and Petoskey 7:30 A. ing the letter he had ample time to go Parlor cars on day trains and Sleepers j ■ from here to where the young girl says ulaht trams to Chicago. Ask our agents fur further particulars i she saw him in tho barn near the place write to where th© murder was committed Gkokge DxHavkm, GenT Paas*r Ag't. I Grand Rapid J KILLED BY A LIVE WIRE. Escape Froatrated Only After a Fight '11 Ciicagfl, Kil&uuo It to TIME TABLE. Toledo, O., July 11.—Louis Nape, a •In effect Juae'M. l«a. lineman, was instantly killed Monday morning while working at the top of a pole. He was fixing what was supposed to be a broken and dead wire. Unfor­ tunately it had comejn contact with a live wire and the insulation was burned off. isape on. Nape's s spur on his heel touched a- KJ grounded telephone wire and his body < r completed the circuit. He fell, still dinging to the wire, and the limp body caught on a rope suspended between the poles and hung in mid air, smoking and flushing at the points of contact with' tho wires. When the body was oS' } (cut down it was found that the flesh liad been burntxl away to the bones on the hands and one foot. :=! d DENVER SHAKEN. Denver, CoL, July 11.—The entire city was shaken' at 4:30 a m Monday by the explosion of 8.000 pounds of dynamite In a storage house in south Denver. People were aroused from their beds by the awful concussion in that section of the city. There was a general destruction of window panes and many doors were blown from their hinges. Two men are sup­ posed to have been blown to pieces. Portions of their clothing and a re­ volver were found near the scene., What caused the accident is not known, but it is supposed to have been the work of tramps. - • ST. Lou tit, July 11.—Charles Hoyle, a capitalist, bu assigned to Charles C. Nichols. The liabilities are placed at JUCO.OOOand assets at about the same. ROUTH. Kalamazoo Ar... Ea»tCooper Lv.. RleliUuOJuEc't. Mito....?.” lielton iTnventate 8huiu........ :s flAfrTOrGB. Coals Grove.. Woodland .... Woodbury ria D. £. tanning Grand Rapids'! » s oo4 « *111 not carry pw*MM provided with freight trtin permit* Freight trains wm be rm at tb« » . vtiH -------------*____ A. Wil Trains without noOeaa W.S. Dmrijrc. Gro'lMat EH. Gan’l P *+ ", 1 �PROBATEORdH---- A LONG SERMON. FACTORIES FOR OOO FEED. • SEVERAL KINDS OF AN ANIMAL-! Addititonal Local -------- _ °“tr sympathise with ruu every j*™ uui wvu >. ......................... Section. Mr. Goodyear has been greatly troubled for several yenrs past an<l^ bis ' friend.-* hope that the opera’i'-ii will result., in his complete recovery. I Au exchange paper (i lls of »• young I chap who came to town the other day tu ! •/jret a mairlMge licen»- and w-»* «» • ' I barra-sfd wh-n Hie clerk asked h>- • • V tended’* l» emi.. ...the <*«1W either to find her or wait until he could collect his scattering apo-es and recall her name. A telegram from Indian* yesterday con­ vey cd the sad news that Peter Sage, of tins city, was dead. As he has been Working on the railroad the report ls» circulated that he had met with an Xcei’ dent, but whether that was the cause or whether he died from natural causes could not be learned. His remains are expected here today on the noon train. A barn belonging to Mrs. Ell . Bechtel lu tbe third ward caught on fire yesterday -afternoon. The fire department was called out'and soon extinguished the flames. Iteport differs as to the origin of the fire, .some saying that it was started by some children who were playlug In a water closet close to the barn. Others say that dome ashes were thrown on a manure pile back of the barn. The loss will be aljput S50 with no insurance. It is said that clover for hay should be cut as soon as it is in full bloom. Or­ chard grass, timothy and all other grasses are best cut when in early' bloom before ‘ the stein sets hard. Hay, well managed and not too far from market. Is always a profitable crop, not as exhaustive to the • to the soil as a grain crop. A farmer can very nearly approximate the amount uf hay he harvests by the commonly accepted rule: j. e., for every - eighteen yards of newly stacked or "mowed" timothy or <ra&> one ton and ot clover for one ton there must be thlrty-orie cubic yards.—Ex. A very lively pacing race occurred at the fair ground between Embassade, own­ ed by Foreman it Aldrich, of this city, nnd Nero, the pacer owned by Geo, Wal­ ler. Both of the horses have shown ex­ cellent speed, and as lhere was a friendly rivalry as to which was the fastest, the ■owners agreed to settle the question Fri­ day atteruoon ut the fair gfonnd. The -couted drew quite a crowd *nd the race waa a fine one. Eu ;tssade won the .first heat in 2:43. Nero irted in dead earnest to win the second h- ' md lead by about two lengtlis until t.’i«- three-quarters post was reached when he stepped in n muddy apiit and brok«*. losing the race. The time for the secmid mile w<m 3:38. The horses .are very evenly matched and are developA painting Is on exhibition in Archie McCoywindow which is Hltracting a jrreat ih-sl of attention. It is an oil psinti..i i>> ,*r Godfrey Knel'.er. j>1 England, entitled "'rhe'Stray Cow"/which is no doubt two hundred* years ol/l. The artist was born in 1048 and died in 1733. The wny in which the picture is framed would at once suggest antiquity, the frame bcinz hand carved and then gilded. The back piece is of ojik aiu( the nails are rude con­ structions of hammered iron. A small red .seal with the artist’s coat of arms stamped •on Is on the back of the picture. It i.« owned by MrS. Minnie Upjohn aud was in possession of her father the late Wm. Up­ john during his life and was given to one of his ancestors by-the artist. It Is valued at 83000 and Is worth every bit the sum. the artist being a noted one, In his day, and the fact that nearly all of his pictures are in a collection of an English gentle­ man who is a connoisseur of rare paintings Stives It additional value. I . •’ .. _ lair, the first published account of him having .ppe^red appeared ta in U. the Naturalist’s Lcndon in 1799. It would be interesting to know the effect that was made upon the first discoverer of what Scribner’s calls an animated para­ nothing more anomalous, in its combination of duck-like mandibles and webbed feeL the latter further eqa|pped with spurs like the game fowl and claws like the true burrow­ ing quadrupeds, mol^like eyes and otter-like fur, body of musquash and tail of beaver. One who'was addicted to his cups might recognize in the creature merely tho figment of an al­ coholized brain, and an artist regard him ns the prototype of one of those uncanny monsteni which sprawl upon the floor of St. Anthony’s cave in Ten­ iers’ bizarre pictures of the temptation of that holy character. Our earliest and, in fact, almost our sole accounts of the platypus are confined to bald and literal descriptions of his appear­ ance and habitat, from which we learn that he is confined to Tasmania and the southern districts of Australia; and although his race has been thought to embrace two or three species, it is now generally agreed to consist of only one. You may repair many times to the favorite haunt of ti\e platypus before you see him, and to discover the re­ treat to which he modestly retires on observing your presence is a task im­ possible, except by accident, to any other than a black-fellow. To these cunning hunters, however, there are no secrets of beast or bird: their un­ erring instinct tells them when tho platypus, diving near the edge of tho stream, is in quest of food, or when he is seeking the submerged entrance to his burrow; and they will advise you either where to point your gun in ex­ pectation of the animal’s reappearance, or where to dig in the bank in con­ fidence of striking the grass-lined nest wherein he dwells and rears his re­ markable family. WHEN THE”MOON IS FULL. __ Did you ever see a “full moon?" asks a writer In the SL Louis Republic. I know what your answer will be with­ out waiting fbr IL It is this: "Yes, once every month since I have been old qpough to pay attention to such phenomena." Yet I take the position that you are badly mistaken, and that in all probability you have never in your life beheld the full face of our “silvery sister world." By way of solu­ tion let us see what it takes • to consti­ tute a ‘full moon’ in the exact sense of the term. A full moon occurs only when our obsequious (attendant is one hundred and eighty degrees of longi­ tude from the sun. Old Sol and the earth being in the ecliptic. But the moon's orbit is inclined to the ecliptic at an ahgle of five degrees eight min­ utes forty-seven seconds, and is there­ fore never on the ecliptic except when at its "nodes" dr crossings. This being "thi! ease, what we call the circular disk of the moon (full moon) lacks considerable of being an exact circle, being what astrono­ mers term "in a state of globosity,” and is never a perfect disk except when "a full moon" happens exactly* os tlie time when Luna is crossing the ecli ptic, at which time she must neces­ sarily be centrally eclipted. One of our best/ present day astronomers, in cows clpaing an article of much merit on the same subject, says: “We therefore conclude that a real full moon, one having a perfect circle, has rarely?'|f ever, been seen." u nunUin Canto** I* Maunfaetnred ,WbBi One of the two factories in thhcoun- patent med leine scribed In the New luuunci Th \ .. ----------- _ . Scotchman. He was employed in Lon­ don kennels, studied the needs of dogs, thought out special treatment for them and finally took out patents on foods and medicines, and in this unique business amassed a fortune. On the ground floor the visitor enters the receiving room of the raw materi­ als. Thousands of pounds of butch­ ers’ scraps arc brought here in the course of a month. Oatmeal in whole­ sale quantities and tons of herbs are. used. The old-fashioned dog's banc, boneset. catnip and beef-root, under various scientific names, find a use as food or as medicine. The second , floor is occupied by four curious machines, with great cylinder attachments. Af­ ter tlie fat nnd meat have been sorted they are ground separately in these machines and then placed in. great wooden tubs where various mixtures are added. [ The next process seems so much; like the ordinary baker's work that one is quite disposed to taste things, and when the round and square cakes of a tempting brown have been taken from the brick ovens one really envies the aristocratic dog. After cooling, the bis­ cuits are packed in neat postebiiard boxes. According to size tlyesc boxes are labeled for pet dogs, for grey­ hounds and SL Bernards. There are especially prepared dishes for cats. Sufficient food to keep pussy for two days may be had for five cents. But it costs a pretty penny to keep a dog. A large dog must have six or eight cakes, besides a quantity of meat. The meat costs probably about ten cents and the cakes are four cents apiece. Thu most interesting department is that of the patent machines, at the top of the building. The mixtures of herbs and chemicals ore boiled in great kettles, and the liquid is brought up toi this floor to lie put in bottles of various sizes and labeled “cure for mange." ! “liniment for sprains." and to “pre­ vent baldness.’’ Sure cures for seven­ teen diseases, and pills as well as liquid medicines, are made. This curious es. tablishmcnt also makes dog-collars. dog soaps, crates for carrying or ship­ ping dogsj dog brushes and combs, blankets and mackintosh waterproofs, with hodds, for greyhounds. WOODEN MONEY IN ENGLAND. John Auderson, at one time a well known and prosperous tailor of Jacksou. returned there yesterday and asked to be locked in Jail. As a result of dlssapa-' tion he has lost all his money and is ^physically a wreck. Wooden money, in the shape of ex­ chequer tallies, was, prior to the es­ tablishment of the Bank of England in 1694, current in the country named. Tallies waa the name given to the notched sticks formerly in use in Eng­ land for keeping the accounts in the exchequer. They are described by Tid-Bits as square rods of hazel or wil­ low, inscribed on one side with notches indicating the sum for which the tally waa an acknowledgment, and on two other sides with the same sum in Roman characters. When the‘trans­ action was completed, tbe tally record­ During the fishing seaaon of 18W tho ing it waa split lengthwise, so that each section contained a half of each United States fish commission, which notch and one of tho written sides. busies itself solely with the propaga­ One-half, called the tolly or check, was tion of edible fish in the writers aU given to the person for whose service over the ooufitry, stocking rivers with it was intended; the other half, called species new to the region, distribut­ the counter tally, was retained In the ing eggs and young flsh to the lakes exchequer until Its corresponding tally and seacoasts, and working in a vast should be brought in by tho person number of ways to the one end, dis­ who had last given value for it. It tributed a total of 306,580,432 eggs, thus became a current token repre­ fry and yearlings uf all kinds of flsh. senting casU-7 A fterth is establishment The largest operations were in shad. of the Bank of England government Of this flsh 09,000,000 fry, 1.000,000 year­ payments were made through its lings and 3,000,000 eggs were distrib­ agency. The use of tallies in the ex­ uted. Cod is the flsh most distributed chequer was abolished by statute 23, ■ext to shad, and of whitefish, lake George III. The old tallies were, by trout, pike, perch, salmon, flatflah and acts 4 and 5, William IV., ordered to lobster the distribution of eggs, fry be destroyed, and it was the burning and yearlings was away up in tho of them that caused the conflagration millions of each, every state and terri­ by which the old houses of parliament tory getting a share. The work of the were demolished. i commission, which is of so great imL portance and substantial value to tho ••Tlpplng;” Id Europe. | wKble people, is done quietly, in athorThe trouble over "tips” in American ,6ugh business way, without parade of hotels and restaurants would be large­ ;lany kind, and the commission is by no ly obviated if the European system of . means a widely known department of percentages prevailed here. No French­ tlie government._ man pays extravagantly for the ex­ Carioa* Foist of> Philology. cellent men hi he gets in Paris, but as It has been found in the case of every Frenchman pays something, the 1 waiter is satisfied. All over Europe it i primitive river names in the Old World is the custom to give the waiter a | that a syllable meaning water occurs gratuity amounting to one-twentieth I once at least, and in many instances of the bill that he presenLs. He gets a ; several times, in the same name. From flve-eent tip for a one-dollor meal. j this philologists liavc been able to Here a man is often expected to pay a trace successive conquests, as each Awenty-flve-ceut tip for a seventy-flve- conquering tribe added his own name cent meal, particularly whet he gets I for water or river to the syllables alin a summer hotel. In America the I ready forming tlie names of streams tips are large, returns Indifferent. i within the conquered dlstricL The in thia counIn Europe a sdiall but fixed gratuity ‘ sum# thing - has -happened - ---------------------wcures the bc*thervice. The European “7* “ the whites have tacked tho waiter Is not paid by the landlord. He’ Woty ’’▼or to many Indian names aloften pays for hte place. • containing the word. At a meeting of the business men Inter­ ested in the proposed west side evening daily at Saginaw, it will be decided to­ night whether or not it will be advisable to engago in the venture. Several dallies have started in the west side, but none of them had backing enough to keen them alive until their advertising would make ■them self-sustaining. W. H. Tapllu, of Benton Harbor, is a ■nervy man; so when he heard a burglar -entering his house Saturday night ' he let him come. When M. Burglar was fairly in tho bouse Taplln took him by the throat and. choked him until he was ready to be marched to the police station die gave his natae as Henry Moore. He Ilves on a farm near Benton Harbor. Six years ago. H. C. Akeley, a wealth* lumberman of Grand Haven, presented to the Episcopal diocese of Western Mich­ igan his mansion in that city, - designated to be used as a college for young ladies. The gift was accepted, and Akel?y college k the result. A handsome 930,000 annex to the main building was completed only a few months ago, mid the college will next year have «Q boarding pupils Rn<! about 40 more from Grand Haven. H. C. Akeley of Minneapolis, Judge Williams, of Allegan, nnd Rev. Martin of Charlotte were recently elected trustees. > .m!"’1 Aid. A. C. King left Dowagiac. He said he was going to Chicago to look after some real estate, but nothing has been seen or heard of him since, ills wife died on Monday of grief. it is said. Sl.e liad bt-cn |n poor heaitl and worrying over her hutb*Drf *•ternce Is ruppot-cd to have kilter ui.' have several children m! * £ * eoo<1',c,ed « dairy fan.. d It several moilhs ago. and bin.T “^7 •** l,M •**“ M-eealatl.. OO tl,P l-wtd „f lrid(f A nunltM.r , “UH-* rum..rsare afloat about his db - 'I’*,“d7 'J"" then. W» >>»J both.nJ by bon* “Sct down oa th. frontier. •«! r™ knoY what that nirana la • <iM ooeatry. A eXd ot ne etarted out after the drele. ead Jttet before wo reeched UioIUo Grande we utw two honemen off to tho left who tutted •“'Pld0M1{\,A't±2hS we went, and It wan a pretty «• '« •while till they dleappemed behind • clump ol treoe. Wo had ehol toelop them. Md when wo got in eight again we found Ibat one bon» had been ehot and they had dewtrtod him. while l»lh were riding the Other. They were man anti a buy-nnd tho mallow- Bgbk turning and llrllig at ua. finally hitting our deputy aberlff. Wo gained on them rapidly/iuid presently a well directed fit* seat them all In a heap. "When we reached them the boy was kneeling In front of the dying Mexican, sobbing and moaning ns if her heart wotBd break, while \er hair, which had fallen tom her cap. Alljwlowher walet. It «•> a case of elopement, and they had tak^ us for her father’s servants, while we bad been equally stupid and had taken them for horse thieves. When he began to gasp she drew a little l*arl handled revolver, and before any one could think of stopping her placed the ntuzxU' under her ear ana fell Into his arms a corpse. No. we never heard who they were. We buried them and went after the horse thieves. -SL Louis Globe-Democrat. w7aLWMddea Co listen, and so wo do, tJhot up in tbe narrow and stuffy pew: ru.havjnff Jost a* well as can, Benaving . we nraacher ma « Alwta D Ba^tTde^? of J. Bo we Jost sit quiet, as boat we may. And wait till th* long hoar wears away. My poor little sister tries to kesp Hrr blue eyes wide, but she falls asleep; •Tie *o close and stupid and dull and warm. And I hold her safe In my tired arm. and niing tbe . . Hendershott. adna'.ut1/0,0 ’‘‘Jj verified e,M n’ rr*ulrri' to »»rw M 1*! »*U salil tturt, then to be at « office, to tbe rity rd H«1>th>r.. " «• and show cause, if any tb-re , oftbe petitioner tnaj not i* Rt-tw further ordered, that to the persons Ir.n n-t-.t u,.,, .5*'” pendency oi M»i(| ixt.ii,,,, ( the thereof by cmu-.Iih.-a,,,, U!“ publlshoi in t!.^ H;,.! । U he Kper priutrt.Mt-e <-!•< ■ i-ns rry.ioncv l>. ear ;> V. weeke previous L* m*«I ii i ''," ‘" '—- •r —. •_____ — K* I,... ar, mnrh to saV. You Know A Modified Frwcrtptlon. Mr. Oscanyan. in- bls book "TheSultan and His People.” says that a Turkish physician was called to visit a man who was very 111 of typhus fever. The doctor considered the case hopeless, but pro­ scribed for the patient and took his leave. The next day, in pawing by, he inquired of a servant nt the door if his master was dead. . "Deadr' was the re-ply; "no, he is much better.” The doctor hastened up stairs to obtain the solution of lhe miracle. "Why,” said lhe convalescent, "I was consumed with thirst, nnd 1 drank a pail­ ful of the juice of pickled cabbage.” "Wooderfull” quoth the doctor, and out came the tablets, on which he made thU inscription: "Cured of typhus fever, Mehemed Agba. an upholsterer, by drink­ ings pailful of pickled cabbage juloe.” Soon after the ductor was called to another patient, a yaghlikgec, or dealer in embroidered handkercbiefs,who wns suffer­ ing from the same malady. He forthwith prescribed "a pailful of pickled cabbage juice.” On calling the uext day to congratulate his patient ou his recovery he was astonished to be told that the man was dead. In his bewilderment at these phenomena he came to the safe conclusion, and duly CRUEL SPORT IN CHILI. noted It in bis memoranda, that “although In coms of typhus fever picklt-d c-abl>age “Barro." th* Dangcrou* ?>atloo*l 1‘astinM*. juice is an efficient remedy it is no: to be . In Which fine Horsemen Participate. used unless the patient be by profession as The national pastime of Chili b tip upholsterer.” "barro," which is played by the htiascos. or Chilian -horsemen, who are splendid riders. At every wayside Accuunts of tho frightful disaster at St drinking shop there is a range of poets Gervais slate that hundreds of lives were supporting a long rail, to which the snved by the action of « young Swiss horses are tethered. Whenever a few named Dcnzler, who wns employed ns a huascos meet a wager for drinks b bxrl>er in one of lhe hotels which were sure to be put up. Then sides are wrecked by the avalanche. Denzler was at work when the flr»l ter_ chosen, and the leaders first take their places on horseback side by side, each rible cracking sounds gave warning of with his horse’s chest close up to the danger. The whole side of the mountain instantly gave way: lhe solid buddings bar. The others mount and rahgc swayed and crumbled beneath the feet like themselves on each side in tlie same­ dust: the (woplc, stunned with horror, position. Then the game begins. The rushed v^ildly litre and there for escape, object of each side, according to Lon­ but death faced them cm every aide. Dendon Tid-Bits, is to force its way along xier alone was cool. He saw that there waa to the further end of the bar against a chanec of safety ou the other side of the the opposition of the other party. torrent that swept down the mountain. For a few brief minutes, the mass of ■ Each closes sideways with all his might and digs his huge rovyete into rocks, trees and shattered dwellings whieh his horse's sides to keep his chest close it carried down were blocked, gorged with to the bar until they drop blood and a narrow space of water in the centre. the cruel bits are jerked viciously. Denzk-r, giving orders to the men. heaped npover this space boxes, trunks, furol Yells of excitement and rage break ■ture, doors dragged from the hotel, until a from the players as the pressure in­ bridge was made, across which he led the creases, and their legs are crushed be­ terrified taoh of people to safety. tween the horses. The spectators are The coolness and authority with whlcl equally excited. Even the horses seem this young peasant, In the face of an awfu . to take an iptelligent partin the strug­ death, controlled the men and women who gle, and a well-trained monnt will an hour before had regarded him as a frequently oust a rival from his plxte. servant waa the most remarkable feature Progress along the bar is, however, nf the achievement. Not until the last very slow, and when there are aa many human being was in safety dldbecriM as thirty or forty picked players a aide himself.—Youth's ComDanion. a whole day may be spent without tho contest being decided. Honea and men both suffer severely, legs ore crushed and broken, nnd at tho end of tbe struggle tho riders hare to be helped from their saddles, and their clothing has often to be cut from the swollen flesh. Unless a limb be bro­ ken, the tough horseman ,h little worse. A day or two on his back and pure olive oil restore him to strength and suppleness. The receiver of the Smith Middlings purifier company at Jackson, expects to start up business In the big works to-day. Ll is the biggest factory in the city. President Clute, of the agricultural col­ lege. who has resigned and Is soon-to leave tbe college, has given It out that there will be no president’s reception this year In connection with tbe commence­ ment exercises. The students do not look on the proposed omission with ap­ proval. i ■ . anew . The hot vreatfaer must have visibly aff- HJOO. Don’t Assert in ruining vour i yesight but, have your eyes examined and fit­ ted with glasses by Dr. Q. W. LOWRY. That SPARY PHILLIPS kte s the very best groceries that money can buy. and that!. :u akes a specialty of canned good-.? I j Between ’ i TIMEandMONEY - < i TF you t?avf time yen save 1 money. You can save a vast lynount of time if you are look­ ing for I 1 | • | j I I j Lumber, Lath, 4436 or any kind of building mater ial, by coniiug directly to us and not only tltet. you will save money by buying of ns We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get a living. * ‘ $1,500. WE HAVE JUST PURCHASED 51.500 WORTH ___ _ Large as- sorti lent and always fresh. OF \ That'\ve wi I close out at the regular WHOLESALE PRICE of the g^-ods. Remember that EVERY PAIR is WARRANT tsL) to be first ciass in every respect. all and examine the goods while there is a large assortme it. SIGN ,.T 5 H. OSBORN & CO. SIGN, TH_-_ BANKRUPT STORE.” � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-07-20.pdf 6f7f39350d2e2cdab2b621485250e0e0 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County- Hastings Banner • ' VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 42 Published Thursdays by COOK BBOS.. HAMTlXliti, MICH. BUILDING; or if you want any ' I ARDWARE of any kind, call on me. I keep everything usually kept FIRST <WJ IWbWflRE STORE \nd know that I can please you IRA HN VALKENBURGH Son boiled coos ' Are very nice for . breakfast but they wont hatch chickens. ‘RUDDY Harvester Oil For aood Shocs^ You must go where they HAVE THEM FOR SALE. WE At Townsend’s is a Slicker. Yon will -Hiss a good one it yon don’t try it. Boy Ike tat Bay Tedder ii tlie market, tie ‘‘Advance” of That’s at HriKE OUR WARRANT QOOO.—. woolleu & Bronson s. 05866977 ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. 03612668 WANTED! That was, that we had a while ago. We’ve been giv. ing our customers a benefit ever since too in many lines. We've just got settled now in one of the neatest stores in Michigan. I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. . WHOLE NO. 4938 HASTINGS, MICH. JULY 20, 1893. Hastings Banner . I also do OUR NEW 5T2RE CUSTOM SAWING P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they . < an’t handle call and see me. 1 will buy timber standing. V J. I. WILKINS, Is large, convenient and pleasant and wo cordially invite our friends and patrons to call on us in our new location.—First door west of Ira Van Valkenburgh s. ACT. y.H. QOObYErtR COUNTY NEWS. Cunt* Drove. Tlie Ice cream social Friday evening was a success, people carat from all around—Miss Hibbard uf Grand Rapids, and" Leah Bownc- of Hastings, were guests of the Kelsle girls over Sunday-Wm. Wood’s stay with us will be a matter of but a tew days, also Uncle Jesse Cotton Is failing very fast—Frank Wolf now lays aside tbd* mason work and takes up black smithing—We spoke a few days ago of a wedding near at hand Winnie Dove has secured a cook and dish washer—H. Long is talking of renting his farm in Woodland for a term of years and going^to old Ohio—Mrs. E. A. Palmatier will en­ tertain the Ladies mite society Aug. 3. Ranflald. During the thunder storm Inst week Thursday, lightning struck Hiram Col­ man’s new- barn shattering the south center post and knocking a few boards off and running down the conductor pipe Into the ground. The storm passing on east until It came to Mr. Conklin’s bams striking them both, killing a valuable horse in one. and setting lire to the other, but there in-ing ready help the fire was- soon ex­ tinguished—The sermon was delivered at the church last Bunday by Rev. Rickmire. pt Comslock, A rdon Mofford’s son-in-law. Hr gave us a grand discourse in whicli all were greatly interested throughout the ■whole sermon—Last Saturday at our church the minister preached the funeral sermon of the son of Henry Beerie of Sunfield who was brought here for burial —At Henry Bowipan’s house a daughter has taken up quarters—The nearest gnessera on the gold watch were Elbert Edmond and Fred Bristol they be­ ing even Elbert bought Fred out—Next Sunday at the church there will be a good many goodly people taken in as members of the church, who have been on probation for six months and in a week from Saturday and Sunday there will bheld at the Baltimore church, which Is on this charge, quarterly conference for Hie election of officers—Chas McKcnnie who was kicked by a horse a week or ten days ago is now able to flourish around again—Chuuncy Shoemaker is In bur midst helping the farmers out of there haying and harvest—Harvest has com­ menced In dead earnest and soon will be heard the hum of the thrasher here abouts —Monday evening Roily Power’s wife was left alone a short time, and finding a rope hung herself. Roily was fortunately near and finding her cut the rope and by the aid of Dr. Chandler and neighbors that wore close by brought her to her senses again. Freeport. J. W. Boynton of Grand Rapids was in town Saturday—John Mishler has gone to Naponee, Ind., where he expects to re­ main for the summer—I’. Godfrey and Miss Myrtle Reigler spent Sunday at Gun Lake—F. Herrick and wife. John Yarger and daughter Myrtle are enjoying a two weeks outing at Gun Lake—The U. B. people baptized In tho Little Coldwater Sunday—It is said that the wind storm Sunday night drove some of the Freepott citizens Into their cellars—Miss Annie SisSon of Hastings is visiting relatives in Freeport at this writing—Freeport has gone wild over foot ball—Seymour Reig­ ler and Bruce Culler were at the county sent Monday—F. C. McCullum went to Linden Monday to visit his-parents. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Delton Mrs. M. R. Gwin, of Ovid, Is visiting her parents U, Burst and family this week —Mrs. E. Howard, of Gobles, has been visiting at the doctor's—Miss Floyd Wil­ liams who has been’* visiting In Kansas and the world’s fair returned home the 12th. She witnessed the falling of the tower on the cold storage building during the firn also the firemen leap for life*—C. B. Robinson was at Plainwell Wednesday I on business—Lightning • struck several telephone poles at Milo and run in on the wire at the depot and destroyed the box— L. H. Whlttenmore and wife are visiting nt Climax—O. B. Pennock’s house was struck during the storm last Thursday setting It on fire and shocking the occu­ pants. The fire was extinguished before much damage was done—Three cases of measles In town. Two at G. A. Mantles and one at G. Norwood’s—C. A. VanAmburg and wife was at Kalamazoo Friday last—Mart Skillman and John Daniels drove to Battle Creek last Friday with campers goods—Dr. McLeay want to Kala­ mazoo last Friday night and returned Sat­ urday morning with two doctors for con­ sultation on Jim Bauld's case—Mrs. Dav’* enport and daughter have turned from their visit Kalamazoo—Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sbrontz are the happy parents of an eight pound boy, born the 17lh. Orangeville. Jule Crans, of Changewater, New Jer­ sey, visited relatives here last week— While working on J. Johncox’s new barn Henry Lewis had the misfortune to run a nail in his foot causing him to quit wosk for a short time—George Hinchman, of Dowling, was in the village one day last week—Mrs. C. H. Thurston and Etta Falk called on friends In Plainwell last Sunday—E. Hathaway has the frame up for his new house—George Cross met with a serious accident last Sunday while try­ ing to drive a cartridge from a revolver with a hammer and nail. He managed to shoot himself in the leg where the bullet lodged. Dr. Buchner, of this place, and Dr. Hyde, of Prairieville, are attending him—Miss Addle Elsworth Is' visiting her sister at Yankee Springs—Dr. Bpchner was in Allegan Tuesday—A dance'in S­ Harper’s new house next Friday night— O. R Elite visited his daughter at Otsego last week. Woodland. Prof. Bennet, of the medical college of Ann Arbor assisted by Dr. Youngs, of Nashville and several 6ther physicians operated on Mrs. Chas. McArthur Tues­ day for the purpose of removing a tumor. Upon examination the tumor was found to be a very bad one. so interwoven with the intestines that the operation proved very difficult It was impossible to remove the whole of the tumor but Prof. Bennett thinks that the anticeptle treatment ad­ ministered may be tlie means of stopping its growth. Mrs. McArthur has been a great sufferer and It Is hoped that.Prof. Bennett’s predictions may prove true— Tlie rains of late has spoiled a good deal of hay and is delaying harvesting—There is some prospects of a creamery In our vil­ lage—L. C. Felghner is busy setting up binders for L. D. Warner—L. D. Warner has sold twenty-five binders this season— It is reported that John M. .Smith who went to Missouri last spring is about to return to Woodland, the climate of Mis­ souri oct agreeing with Mrs. Smith’s health—U Parrot. J. 11. Walts and Henry Smith are busy luJtheir berry fields. It is reported that Mr. Smith gathered seventyfive bushels of berries one flgy last week— The Nashville ball team will play the Woodland in our village on Tuesday the 25th—Mrs. Densmore is mi better—Mrs. Valentine is getting along nicely for nn old lady—George Garlick Ims moved Into C. H. Snyder's house—The people's meat market has closed once more and Mr. Hill, the proprietor has moved back on his farm —Daniel Leedy, who went to Oregon last spring has returned singing Michigan, My Michigan—It Is reported that work will soon commence on the raceeouree—An ex­ cursion to Ottawa Beach will leave Wood­ land next Sunday. called home lari week by the sudden Ill­ ness of his mother—The storm last Sun­ day night struck and burned the barm of M. Pilgrim together with all the contents, killing one critter. Mr. Pilgrim rushed out to rescue the horses, who were nearly crazed with fright, one kicked hhn strik­ ing him In the stomach and rendering him insensible. His wife came to the rescue and dragged film out of the barn, the horses were also got out. The building was insured. ’ Johnstown nn<l Barry. Mrs. Alice Beers of Charlotte, is visit­ ing her sister Mrs. Louis Moore—The L. A. S. met with Mrs.. Geo. Winters, Wednesday P. M. of thia week—Mrs. Anna Moore Is helping care for her sick father who resides In the northern part of the state—Mr. John Verdlne gives em­ ployment to a number of our young peo­ ple In his raspberries. A large crop is anticipated at present—Last Thursday we were visited by a heavy rain and wind storm accompanied by plenty of lightning —Mr. Warner Messenger had a large shed struck and burned together with a straw stack, and had It not been for the timely help of neighbors bls barn would have burned also as it was only 30fL from the shed—The Y. P. S, C. E. meet every Sun­ day evening at the school house, Mr. Dell Russell leads the meeting next Sun­ day evening—Willie stacking hay last Thursday F. A. Robinson had the mis­ fortune to run the hay fork Into his leg. He will do know more work for a few days. __________________ NMhvUle. A. IL Weber spent Sunday nt Irving and Middleville—Miss Francis Heacox was the guest of the Misses Furniss sev­ eral days. She returned to.herhome Mon­ day accompanied by little Guy Hyde— Dale Strong of Tocotua, Wash., started west Monday morning after spending about a week with friends here—Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Felghner returned from Chi­ cago Saturday noon—Misses Minnie Fur­ nish and Francis Heacox were at Has­ tings Saturday afternoon—Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smith were at Charlotte Monday— Ward Gribbin was at Middleville Satur­ day evening—Mr. and Mrs, W. V. Monroe are visiting their uncle, Henry Roe and family—Some one entered Roe’s meat market and Scheldt's Saloon Monday night. At the market was taken from the till about 81.50 and at tlie saloon 13cts.— Mrs. E. A. Stanton of South Evanston, III. Is visiting friends and relative^-' here— The Irving base ball nine played with our boys at the driving park Tuesday after­ noon, the score stood 33 to 20 in favor of Irving—E. J. Quackenbush and family of Cedar SpiIngs are visiting at Dr. Com­ forts. __________________ Pleaaanl -Valley. line harvest weather and fanners are improving it —Joseph Ovorsmith rides a new binder—Mr. and Mrs. Milo Flfleld. of Hastings, enjoyed Inst Sunday with their daughter—Frank Brown has Impnm-d his bouse with a fine coat of paint and build­ ing two elegant porches— Parmerteer <fc Sun are running dally a meat wagon thro’ the country-The contract for the Pleasant Valley ditch or canal was let Tuesday the lltli, by township drain commissioner 6eo Wellman. Mr. Bauld, of Charlotte, taking the first three sections and Geo. Appleman the fourth. When completed it will give us a direct navigation to the great lakes and boats will be started. Those wishing to attend the world’s fair will find safe and pleasant accommodations. Boats will leave Pleasant Valley docks daily at G p. m.—Mrs. John Birmingham and family, of Vermontville, Sundayed with E. Lock­ hart. __________________ Additional Local Learning that a number of officers of the Michigan state troops were providing themselves with dress coats gorgeously trimmed with gold braid for wear al the Cloverdale. approaching encampment. Adjutant Gen­ The brick yard has shut down for 'an eral Eaton in general orders Informs all Indefinite period and some of the boys feel such that no other than the regulation uni­ pretty, blue over IL the only way to know form can be worn while.on tfuty. In the the reason of the stoppage Is to keep right on same order he knocks out ex-Gov. Winans’ voting the Cleveland Confederate ticket— Bedford. pet “canteen” policy by prohibiting the Campbel brothers have got the house pur­ Miss Nellie Crane spent the week at the sale or use of liquors on the grounds. chased of Dr. Hunt moved on to its new great fair—Mrs. J. II. Mantel visited iter The three sizes of postal cards now in foundation, Geo. Reed of Hastings doing son and family in Delton last week—Mr. the work—Jacob Church of Kalamazoo is and Mrs. E. W. Jordan and daughter vis­ use are to be abandoned and one size sub­ visiting friends here—Harvy Adams Is ited Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jordan at Wall stituted for both single and reply cards. working for~S- France near Camp St. LakerSunday—Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith The single cards are to be of a uniform Louis—Arthur Valent of Kalamazoo was spent Sunday at Gun Lake—‘Miss Floy size 3^x5% Inches. This Is what is known out here for a few days laa^ week—Sarah Burke gave a very pleasant party at her a» the international size. The double or Doonon is working,for Mrs. Edgar Otis- home last Saturday evening the occasion reply card now In nse will be continued Emma Chamberlain is working for Mrs. being her 16th._ birthday. Twenty-two of with the size when folded reduced to that Feri! Oils—I suppose that the poor old her young friends reponded to her Invita­ of tlie International card. These two pensioners are being robbed in order that tions and report an exceedingly enjoyable cards will take the place of the small or his highness. Hoke Smith can go to time—The infant daughter of Mrs. Dora ladies’ card, the inudlum and the large Yellowstone Park in a manner befitting so Squires fell over while sitting on the door card and the large return card. ' eminent a person—People are fishing for last week Thursday and broke her collar ■ Why Is it that a stranger coming Into a pleasure just now. soon perhaps they will bone. The fracture was reduced by Dr./ community, purporting to be an agent of be glad to make a regular employment of C. C. Smith and the little one is doing some kind, can always succeed better than it as other work gets scarce—We miss the quite-nicely at the present writing—Mlm a home agent? The stranger can come In good natured yell of the brick yard boys, Sarah Rogers returned from, the summer with a slick tongue and a little gall and at but when Congress meets again I suppose school of music at Detroit last week Wed­ once make people believe that what he has we shall see those good old times we have nesday—Ray GI fiord called upon his fam­ to sell is the best on ear th, and that it is heard about—“In a horn.” ily and friends here Monday—Jenuie twice w good as the home product, and be takes your order for his worthless trash: Gifford Is on the sick list. Yankee Springe. • while on .the other hand the home agent The rainy weather does not make the Dowlln.K has a harder road to travel and barely farmers feel very good on account of their Mrs. Wm. Freeman Is gradaallj- failing1 makes half the sales, and frequently must hay and wheat—M. Potter killed six with slight hopes of her recovery—Leite do this at prices greatly below the other skunks lask week. Where are the fur Clemana Is recovering from her receiM man. buyers?—The Sun scribe says If the coat illness—The many friends of Mr. and Mrs! We were striken speechless one day fits let them wear it, and so do I—Miss MurrlMIriffin, the latter recently of this recently, when a lady came lubi the office Bertha Johnson, of Middleville, was the place, wilt be pleased to learti they are and asked fur two copies of test week's guest of her parents lost Sunday—F. Mc­ the happy parents of a daughter—Mr. Newk we gave them to her, she inquired Cloud made a Hying trip to Hastings Sat­ Jerry Caueer formerly of this place, but the price, but at the same time did not urday-Mrs. A. J. Potter and family were now n resident of Bellevue, passed to a think that we should charge her anything. the guests of her daughter Mrs. W. John­ higher life oa the 10th. He was a highly Imagine the expression that crept over son last Sunday—Farmers are busy cutting respected citizen, a kind neighbor and her oountenace, when we politely Inform­ their hay and grain—During one of the a loving husband. He leaves a Wife and ed her that they were only ten cents, five heavy rains last week th'* lightning struck one son ami a large circle of friends to cents a piece. And she could not get over •and burned a shock of wheat for J. Carter mourn ills loss, our sj ni|>athj- Is extended It, to think we should charge one who of N. Orangeville—Whortle berry picking to them In their l«er<-aveunnt—James was taking the |mpt>r, for extra copies. is on the list this week with other work— Enusley im t with quite an accident last Every paper that we send out costa us The social at the Ritchie school liqtise last week by falling from the scaffold in F. money. We agree to give Tun News one Friday night was not very well attended Stanton's hunt-and tending on a pile of year for one dollar that is fffty-two papers, we hear—J A. Johnson expects to stat boards.- He h quite ComArUble at tin- then why should we throw In extra cr threshing this week—G. Ritchie expects to writing—Mrs. C. Letter is reported a» les If we should go to this lady to t run J. A. Johnson’s binder the remainder no better—M. Aldrich and daughter Mm. anything would she douate us more tl of the harvest—Miss Minnie Norris and Mack expect to visit relatives in tlie south­ we paid our cart wheels for? No, Bertha Johnson were the guests of Mi?s ern part of the state In the hrur future— would not, but still tlie same lady i Emma Raymond last Sunday—Miss Cora Mr. Pitcher Sr. went to Hartford a short very indignant that we should charge Williams was a guest at J. Duffer** last time ago to visit relatives, while there h«* for Tue News, after we had taL, week—Remember the service at the school was tak. u ill and diet! test Wednesday; special pains tu give the people aomrthi house next Sunday night—We have heard The, remains were nut brought back for that they would appreciate how as welli of Its raining frogs and worms but we Interment. He leaves three sons 'and a tn after years as a souvenir of the class have never heard of Its raining buggy circle of friends to mourn his loss and our ’93 of the .aahvillehigh schoote. Ver.^ wrenches until last Monday when A. symathy is extended to them—Mr. and the ways of the poor edit >t are roeky Stocking found one in bis mowing machine Mrs. Geo. Frey entertained a niece last —Nashville News. Tour’s h the c box one-halt mile from the house and no Saturday and Sunday, at present she i» mon fate of all Brother Felghner. W one knows how it got there. J the guest of J, Heed—R. Freeman was had several such experience*. �“Sorry to hear that Who is the then, in a lower tone, "as to Doyle?” man?” | “Oh, damn Doyle! I don’t care if he I "Kane. He said Dawson was lying never—" But hero the commander of jreunrHAix' t»«n made in th I about hisofficer, and he wouldn’t stand rMNe, j the post regained -control of himself, ■ bamboo kmafe .treteted te it” | and. with j - --------- «* hand length towards the earthward win­ drowned more'n drunk, one or j man I can unna your menand among 'em. half We had to put h !ra "Will you sendu*. an orderly back with dows, where all was darkness, and most underhand and abominable thing into “Kane!" exclaimedto keep Cram,hinyrising. something vague and Indistinguisha­ the guard-house from ' word a* soon as you know?" murdering the heud-quarteni he had e*er heard of his doing. It was “ why,, he’s Dawson, one of our best, I never * “Yes, sir, the moment I hear. And-d ble lay extended upon the lounge. unlike him. It couldn't be true. Yet heard clerk. ofThere's been some kind of a J —shall I send yon word from—there" Cram marched half-way across the | his being riotons before." floor, then stopped short, glanced 1 muna and f-unrra had not Braxton shown him tlie letter row." “He’s riotous enough to-night. He । —and Cram nodded northward, and aod M attorney , feTTtUrt.’l1’* which said he was seen on the levee *■ ’ -* — — down, stepped quickly to one side, a said murwa<erS*!? with her by his side? Had not Dryden shifting his heavily-booted foot as tM to rrooverui, town further informed every man and wom ­ though to avoid some such muddy pool Bu Gaol. Gbartes R. Kino. an and child with whom he held con­ jgameu wumw. as those ___ _____ encountered without — —- - - - —-• - • . j —— auu «.... parting ware of the hand { ’Take care,” be whispered, and mosuch ease t**d« and pruvldwi ■ tinned warnlngly to I*terco. “Come turned back to his office. Mme. LasceUcs up Rampart street, 1 Riding single file up the levee, for hero and open these shutters, Al­ and was not there a story already the city road was one long pool, with phonse," were the next words. But .afloat that old Lascelles had forbidden 1 the swollen river on their left, and tho once again that prolonged, dismal, Ito bs t»xnxrxr>.] hiih ever to darken his threshold again 1 1 slonting torrents of rain obscuring all mournful howl was heard under the "lie 8 to —forbidden madame to drive, dance, or •nd wanted lick ’tall sixthere of____our fellows. ------if Inuiuua hadn gpt when I did I■ wannu objectsfc-on the other hand, the party south window, ‘and the negro, seized When Jeffers came driving into bar- even speak with him? And was there tliey would probably have kicked him ■ made its way for several’squares ------ — withVnlw nck.s on his return from town, his not already in thi? post command- । into a pulp. All were drunk; Kane. 1 oot exchanging a word. Presently the with uncontrollable panic, turned back per cent tatermt,.andaU!<•»:* BO attorne. s Iro Ot tbirt) th, S ;i.ro first care, as became the trained er a hand a note intimating that H. too, I should say; and as for Dawson, ’ leading filo came opposite tho high and clung trembling to the oppoelte WJh eovenaatovtor tlirrr'n. f),.. ;.r. • ,1^. r‘7" grnom. wtut tor his hor-cs, and he was Lascelles would certainly chaUenge •■racribel *md anrtitur n* ; j, tlXeruS •'eaeribel lu -stud nx«rt:<xz*-ahe was just limp ” ' I wall of the Lascelles place. The green -»ircr aud panei ut ’ .<•.«! In*:i;<a*,'• m r being in rubbing them down and bedding their Waring to Instant and mortal combat “Would you, mind going down anil latticed gate stood opun—an unusual ibe township of Yanki < Kpru.r..’ lli" I'oinny Mtalls for the night when the sergeant if Waring had used the wagon as al­ he was just limp' ■if Barry and HUlc of MX', me talk with- -----Kane? I never I thing—and both officers bent low over '■POuilijuu iL..,.. o olid d«aerll*d ns follow»•. |. of the battery guard, lantern in hand, leged? Jeffers must know about it letting knew him to be troublesome before, I their pommels and id gazed along the TU« £*»t half . *t( of ihr appeared nt the door. It was not yet and could and should tell if- required, letting me talk with Kane? I never ter and the H-iuib half (>41 „♦ t }ey to the pillared kuen hhu h. before, rain-swept aJej tattoo, but by this time the darkness but Cram simply could not and would thouirh he sometimes drank a Utile. ' dark, quarter ill ou_*rcttou t«<. :■ ,ico dimiy secu ueVond. Not a soul Xortb. ten [ »0] *(n| I portico dimly seen be’ wa> intense, the heavens were hid, not ask the groom to detail the move­ though he sometimes drank . in sight The water was already iaXll one hundnd and sixty L I was wi aaml tlie wind was moaning about the ments pf the gentleman. Had not Be was on pass this evening. more or according tu 1 <- 11 t»d *Uh«. -an ' on a IflFel with tho banquette, and “Well, it’s raining cats and dogs, .urvt-j thereof. stables and gun-shed and whistling Waring sent word he would be home stand it Ibut can.come ” Dated May setb. ING along. If you can I would soon be running across and into away over tjic dismal expanse of flat, in two hours and would come to see his captain, A—few A 'aG^nd dog skulking ,1 rminutes " later the sergeant of ' th® F®tc wet, ditch-tangled fields towards the battery commander at once? Did not •'I ■-'rt^agee. Phiui* T. COLnaovc. swamp. But tho cockney's apirita that mean he would explain fully? the guard threw open one of the wooden , obout thc Ptacc F®vo rent to u mournAttorney for Mortam.'-. were blithe as the clouds were black. Cram gulped down the query that rose compartments tn the guard-housc.and ful howL' A »udden thought struck the there sat Kane, his face buried in his 1 cap^a^e led the way down tho ,i, , MOKTGAGE SAU. As was usual when he or any other to his lips. Default bavlnu been nw<le 1 • ti;r rotKUtioar hands. I slope and forded across to the north eervitor was in attendance on Waxqpg, of a errtalu mortEage nMdr ni X<mtu "All right, then. Pierce; we’ll take sod Nettle ConH to Murk Mrt'xmley, <!»tra “I ordered him locked in here bv ®h,e- th« others following. the reward had been munificent He 1 these over to Mrs. Cram and have a Jaouarv !4. A. D . UM. m><1 i ■ .hi ,h cf. ha<! lunched at Cassidy’s at the lieu- bite ready for Waring on his return," himself, because I feared our fellows ' ‘•Joyce." said he to his orderly, "di»flee of the HraHter of Iwxb fortlie f'oantv of g'» in there and ring at the Barry Mil State of Mu-tilgau. on tlie Vh d»r -tenant's-expense while that officer and said the stout-hearted fellow, and, in would hammer him if he were turned moaj,t X»v, A. D„ lam. I m l.ihrr .*. •■< on Mr* Gascolles is home, his friends were similarly occupied at refusing to question his servant, In with thesi," explained Mr. Merton, ! door- Aak page 312.00 which mortgage there la l, the more exclusive Moreau’s. He hod missed the chance of averting catas­ and ut sound of tho voice the pHir' ™ not, ask if madame lias any message oe due at the date of rhb r.o«ir.. ■ .UB| 0. oner looked up and saw his common'ViS' ! she would 'like to send ** to tnwn town, or or if if three hundred dollar•. '■ i»o cent! ainbled the team at the quartermas­ trophe. > wd mi stiornri 11. c . ...... pn>: mFFTXlXO HVMAM SFIArX. 3der’ i we can be of any service." .lilwl fnr In K ‘,1 .. . , 'I. ter’s while he had personally attended . And so they boro thc beautiful clusthe matinee at the St Charles, whichi ter of violets, with its mute pledge of dripping with wet Unsteadily he rose I1 The soldier was gone but a moment, -Send one of the men tor the post sur- , -refllD** m !•»* ."v ■■ ■ - lute.; to rew..J and camo hurrying back, a negro boj, geon at once, then come bttok heraj rtme.oruy ■svm mbre to his taste tlian Booth and! fidelity and full explanation, to his re- to his feeL “Captain,” he began, thickly. “I’d I holding . to„» «0W Mid the captain, and Pierce hastened HjoFihiiUf/^ ., - high tragedy. He had sauntered[ jolcing Nell, and the trio sat and I said to the gate. As he returned, the west IJ eontaioedta wd'inVttauV about the Tattersalls and smoked j chatted, and one or two visitors came I never have done it in tho world, sir, hl, bewl to "bed the rain, churl ng nt shatters were being thrown open. There i ^nSVS'"*!*' *•"* P* ™«ied. r.utirc Waring's cigarsi .TLL, and patronized tho i 1® for awhile and then scurried homo j but that blackguard was drunk, sir, hl. heels. It AlphonMs _ «. IfcM nh.n h. rontorod?•£■ room. I *' - ’ there fcekeys gathered the spring ,, rain . .began to . plash , . on the .. win. “M’rieu’ not yet of return, said he: and slandering my officer, and I gave . 1 , for l• *1.• 1 11 as the , .. ___. On th„ ' iitaauiwii i*. putiiic au’-.ion. u. bithest xnecting tncuwitUw Metairie,Iho but Xturo promptly him fair warning to quit or I’d hit him, in lalmred translation of his negro and "d this tin, was „„ what „h., he b. saw. ow: on me ( Rt the north trimt floor of ih» Court an tlma on .... of S’"’ . French, "and madame remain chez China matting, running from under- : House, lathe el’> ot HuMlns* :That Mag the but he kept on." ton [.rty from their Jriro .nJ lolling fl,“ Lmua mavnuB. -e tjace where Uic Clnuit < ’ nrt : r l<.rr> Cxxma Mme. d'Hervilly. I am alone wix my neath the sofa, fed by heavy “Ye-cs? And what did he say?" .boot the Udlos* entronee to the S? ’ th“ JS* ps isbolde*.] the premia •te»«ril»-<i in M)d "He said—I wouldn’t believe it, sir— mudder, and she has fear. from above, a dark wet stain. On the , inorttt«e.or »o nio<*h thereof i- -. 1.0 it r.rrov Ch^le. hotel. When he bee.me •°d ‘“’•'■‘rtX 1 — at full length, a sanr to pay the amount fl;.■■. 1. n. .ttgajr. that Mr. Doyle was that drunk that ••Oh, it ’ s all right, I fancy, said -th. Iwp. were being lighted .nd . whch ,b~n "‘-‘“‘T lounge, strotenea at nui ( with a jM-rrenl Istrrrot. amt u.i :.»1 cwSTtoth. dwdt of Ute eT.nlngi.ee pl.ro to 1 “J 1“h‘“,r th' him and some other fellers had lifted Cram, reassuringly. 1"T?C‘{ — ing human shape, a yellow zvther with *n aUon>**> > fee tweaty-flve I stiffening him out of thc mud and put him to bctl : vr*m’ *•■«.... ------ face above the dollars eoveaaatrfl tor therein, it. premhet Ueely llluntin.Uon. th.t two men > ri”r ,lnto tree, up there at—up there at thc house, sir, canKht by the storm, and wisely stayed white, narchmentrlike i ‘ parcuiucu ‘ Dcln< descnUd In aald n»-rtpei »» all tbu uptoOT. ” J r»w your g«te open, to w« buck of Anatole's place. I think the ’ ',rw,n *0 we I black clothing,, a L__ bad PU..J .nd repmwed the open porlo’ bc'ore thelr bluish, ------ half-openea _ , <*^1, P|ecr and parrel ..t land -it ..vr ,- j be teeth j tewniulpo! A-vria. m t! f<-c;mtr ol — . •» showed ----- mgsav;n the UU., “.er.1 time., mtd that thVy w7ro ' •n<1 the leero roml qtmgmlro. .ml I stoppeil to inquire. We’ll ride over to mouth whom yellow ' Btfry »nfl Stall- of MicUiotn a.id Kt.oan aofl ojlng him enrtomdy. .nd eh.ttering to <elt conehtced no eab conld bring captain knows. ” “Ah, you should have steered clear !1 Mme. d’HerviHy’s and ask for them. । agely, a fallen chin and jaw, covered -.-wlbed as follows to mt ^uth other in French. One of them he kl* «"ha»«ro home X.t in hU nerThe north *a»t quarter N I! . cl the wuth I with thc gray stubble of unshared . — Hou* came your gate open?" I I west quarterw ’•1 al section nirtp’hree prewntly reeognUed mt the little •»■>.“’'e'X he pulled on hl. | of such company, Kane. Did this hap-' “Mo connais pa*; I dunno, sare. It , beard, and two staring, sightless, ■ <3JJtowno»»e it] oortbaf raiue M-rea “vest la boots, threw his gum coat over his uni-!I pen at Anatole's saloon?" J ghastly eyes, fixed' and upturned as . s*M county ot Karrs "Yes, sir. and them fellers was tnak- ' was lock’ last night." ■“frog-eater," who occupied the old form, tiptoed in to bend over Nell’s Mauk M>Ca»i ».v,Mortlta|M “Why, that’s odd," said Cram. “Bet­ ' though in agonized appeal Stone- t' Plliut-T. COUiK'.'VF. bouse on the levee, Lascelles, the hus­ sleeping form and 'whisper, should she !I ing so much noise that thc dago turned j Atiorne) for Mortgastt | them all out and shut up the shop at 1 ter bolt it now, or all the cattle along dead — murdered, doubtless—all that i band of the pretty French woman he ! wake, that he was going only to thc wtui left of tho little Frenchman, Lav j Dated, June gah. two *nd the lieutenant had dragged out of . sally-port or perhaps over to Waring’s , eleven o’clock, and that’s what made the levee will be in there. You can’t cclles. MORTGAGE I ■the mud that very morning and hod qu.irters, but she slept peacefully aqd ।I them follow me homo in thc car and ’ luck out thc water, though. Who had ■• rondiUflt -------1 Defwlt hartnx been . v---------------------------- I of * certain mortox- ma . •' driven up to the old D’Hervilly place never stirred, so noiselessly he slipped |I abuse me gll the way. • I couldn’t ! thc key besides Mr. Lascelles or madI , . and June Newton Io E: and down the stairs ' amc?" on Eampart street Even as* he was out ou the gallery_____ , stand it, sir.” ; All that day 1 ho storm raged in fury; dated March jpth. a u. aw “ Nobody, sare; but there is muddy • wondering how cabby got out of hia and storm, guided by^the burn- ;! *v“Yo? "ould ouly have laughed at i stalked boldly outdim intolight the raging |U>, l.rroiiMwm Uodnd P>*"< 7^. \i . 1 ,’--‘ sera io and" chuck 1 *g with satisfaction ing in Waring s room. AnaniasX,,,wn_ was .I u m yodr bctter judgment hadn’t foots all over the piazza." ■ by the boughs torn from overhung- |■ im Michigan, on ot therncrtcw -.-.nb du . of .March. A I) "The devil! I ’ ll hare to look In for a » mjuwM ~ in front of i ret ‘ n ndnod b J ’ liquor. Sorry for you, I manner in which ovex thc sclenti'.. t— i,„^ th.r,, nnti ererv. i iMW.m liber2c <>f mnrtgfu •. ing in Waring's room, - ’ inurtKaxe wm m,i tin tbe cxpn A roadltlou was '>: :— I “He. but you've been drinking just' moment" A nod to Pierce brought ' ing trees, and here, there anti ere*3" । Mitd »ored that worthy, sleeping curled up on a Mr. Waring had .nude iu tr<(\pajn>ra: him too from the saddle, and the offi- J where turned into a quagmire by the , ih»t !*. '!! Mr. Jeffers was urprised to find him««• “F — - • 1 enough to be a nuisance, and muststay part thereof on any day TUV -Ifraortclrllly^k.ud by o;,l U, “ j" »P« ...... e-TP1"™. - --- ------errs handed their reins to the order- . torrents that could find no adequate ; «^^relD the aanie y‘ »noH>d where you are for the night They ’ ll ‘ made payable him up with his foot. Thc negrW rolled lies. Then together they entered the egress to the northward *wnffips. *’°r ;*« — therein exprc,%efl —.-••ed. iu.M and shod J r.- Mure re­ Cell’s, who hod been informed, he said, lazily over, with a stretch anil yawn. be sorry for what* they sai.i In the unpaid and lu arrears fits tbr »i>are of gate and strode up the white shell over a mile al»ove the barracks it looked . main morning. Did you lock up the others, 1 by mndaine his wife, of the heroic thirty d*yi« then and from- •.Ixiicrforth "Did Mr. Waring take any arms with walk, looking curiously about them like one vast canal, an<)/by nine o’clock । after • lapac of th* «;<i thirty day*, tre tbr st rendered morning hl ,. f”? q«erb«l the cbptojn. Mr. Merton?” he asked, as they turned by .,■: a.*.IriT.-r, andher M. that 1, Capitaln. sum of two thousand dollars «tth 1 through the dripping shrubbery, it was utterly impassable. No cars ' principal "Any whut, suh?" responded Ana- away. all arrearage of Intrn-'t tlierem rhall at tbt “AU but Dawson, sir. I took him’ Again that dismal howl was raised, were running on the dilapidated road I option of the party o! ttir He begged of the funner the accept. " “ J — j-• Grcotne tho .mall douceur which b. .. ni— ^'.• n,b“n<>- hU T---------“d' ,tl“ over to the .hospital and put a sentry ! and Pierce, stopping wjth impatient to the “half-way honse." whatever and be due and uflyatfle I'l'inedhiDly tb*re half awake. ’ter, although tin- |>rrfod limited for in­ over him. That fellow looks to ti 1 exclamation, tore half a brick from they might be doing beyond-- There • apayment Mlipn-d into the Englishmans accus-, thereof may not thru bavi expired, "Any pistol or knife?" default hsving »iren made in the pay­ turned pal tn, and mquire-y when he "Lord, .suh, no. Mr. Waring don’t verging on jimjams, and I wouldn’t be 1 the yielding border of the walk and vra* only one means of communication i and ment of 'nterc.'t due M*nh .‘.dh. ISM ac<l wight hope to seehlm«lf the brave captain »^uru, *,v,. "*Tt.’ datrori.** ------- I .wJdtaombamtM of hl, bur- «rer »rry .nyfhfnffo surprised if he’d been Kane ‘ sent it hurtling through the trees, between the garrison and the town. : the same having remained uujuitd and lu aays. Merton mightCalking have asadded. arrears for the 'par’; of thirty car* and up­ With his tail between hia legs, the ' and that on horseback along the crest A 5tudc student dor. of gratitude. ..4 “ lump was burning low on h wards the storeuUd 'nrineiinl •:of t«u -Hero they come now." »fd Jeffers lh' "nUr/“bio. There toy unf the | and it s probably true.” but courtesy , brute darted from behind a sheltering of thc levee, and people in the second- toonsand dollars with all arrearxa»of Interest promptly pkhettoi; the money mtd «”■* P-P"^ • of letters । to hi* battery friend forba/k <’ram bush. Kcnrried away around the corner story windows of the store and dwell- thereon la how dreiatei d • .tM payable by the terms of iM>rtgS|r. aod ^rlnginj forwnrd to tatnelde hl. lutt“d , i। did add mentally something to the of the house, glancing fearfully back, ing houses along the other side of the the option therein •xj«r»--d and brim Ld .torn! nt the honwu' h<™K --openml There toy Wuring » e,pto . effect, but loyalty to his am. of then, halttag at safe distance, squatted i way, driven nloft by thc drenched con- there Is claimed to b-- due at 11:- date of this notice the sum • ■: >• : .• ;iid three on his haunches and lifted up his ' dition of the ground floor, were snrAll green .nd .nlmntion. Mr. Wuring * V™*? *?"“ ,f!Tck by . |I tho serr.ee kept him silent. At the » hundred seventy tin.* do.Iir- and .bintor 1 prised to sec the nutQber of times some j »-_a i.Ju /ws.„„u nlirrht had far-away friend, with three or four flag-staff the two officers stopped. 1 miturnful voice again cents, and »’> attoram • ■• > • I th.rty' to " alight, " * fragrant Havanas temptingly visible, j had assisted his friends had "Whose dog is that?" demanded Yankee soldier or other mode the dis- 1 five Merton, oblige me by saying noth-1' five dollar, dollars urovldi provided jM ’l !'b-r ‘ina .J"? its pages t J -~~promised to join them in the ladies' There lav „a o,late ,, magazine,n,., rr.ortKM**. and *'0 *"lt ".r Cram. j mal trip. Crata. with a party of four, ,<-..i Z.t.,... -*nK os to the alleged language about *l law buvtuK bren ’-I’<■ recem u.« ] “M’sleu’ Philippe's; ho not now here. w-aa perhaps the first. Before the drip­ moneys secured by aab! i ■ the scat again, signaling Jeffers to - -------------------- t I ping'sentries of thc oDl guard were rc- part thereof. *• v.o,i wall clock, ticking merrily nxvay over ■ “Certainly, captain. Good night" : He is «le brudder to monsieur." Nflw, therefore, by vinu” <•> tumble up behind, and then had driven the mantle. Eleven-thirty-flvc! Well, ! At the steps the captain Itent and . lieved at nine o’clock every man and sale eootaincd In Then, as tho officer of the day’s lan­ j ir” vapidly away through Carontldlet street he was too anxious to sleep anyhow, , tern flickered away in one direction, closely examined them and tho floor of ' woman at the barracks was aware that statute Id ouch '*'•* .cut provided. i, !Mi*'rd*> IM to the hroad avenue beyond. Here ho why trot wait a few minutes? Waring Cram turned in the other, and pres­ ■ thc low veranda to which they led. ' foul murder had been done during the la hereby <!»>•■• H. *1 ten day <>t ••• ■'■ tossed the reins to Jeffers, disappeared might come, probably would come. If . ently went climbing up the stairs U> ; Both were disfigured by muddy foot- J night, and that old Lascelles, slain by O’clock I: f e f. I. ■ ■ -rll at publk • .t '.he north a moment, and Came back with a little no cab could make its way down by thc the gallery leading to the quarters of print*. Pierce would have gone still ' some unknown hand, slashed and auction, tu the .lU .• . ths Ctty of front door of : ■■•• Indian-made basket filled to overflow­ levee road, there were the late cars his senior first lieutenant A dim light farther in the investigation, but his hacked in a dozen places, according to «•■err the Clr Hasting*. Vi » t» bidden*, the ing with exquisite double violets rich . from town. They had to make the ef’ I the stories afloat, lay in his gloomy old cult Court l -i B» . was shining through the shutters. • senior held up a warning hand . ’i inrtoak-. « w with fragrance. ' fort anyhow Cram stepped *- **— , Cram knocked at the door: no answer. tK-vcwMT “Two meh have been here," ho mut- library up thc levee road, with a flood on 1&11 tnortOpening it, he glancedin. The room; tcred. "They have tried the door and already . “Give this to Mrs. Cram for me, and j a foot deep wiping out from errt. interest *<th HKht was unoccupied. A cheap marine ! tried tho blinds.. Where did you sleep 1 -the v---------—*about -v *-----------------*’*traces -------- gBM, tell the captain I’ll drop in to thank I-• xu attorney* grounds the house all and all legid .~ ..ncnanted him in a couple of hours, and— Here, 1 ’ clock, ticking bctxveen the north win- , last night, boy?" and with the wonls ,of his assailants. Dr. Denslow, in ex­ fee of tblrlv-nn.•-...are dows and thc wash-stand, indicated he turned suddenly on the negro. 1 amining the body, found just one deep, for therein, tte rreuH-e* being ie*™*> Jeffers," he said, and Jeffers bad lu said inortira<e as a!i «t.*« H*** midnight, and tho battery commander “ Did you hear no sounds* pocketed another greenback, and had downwarp stab, entering above the parcels of land Ijms ana • '• » »•”*■*♦ S turned away in vexation of spirit. ! “No. sare. I sleep in my bed,—'way upper rib and doubtless reaching tlie the township of Baltimorr. in U»e covntj driven briskly homeward, well content Barry aud state of Mkhiyan. .nd. Know Lieut. Doyle had no authority to be ' back. No, I hear noting,—noting." heartr-a stab made by a long, straight, and ■with the result of his day’s labors, and described as follows to « . , without having mentioned to Mr. ' The east half of the n.>nh «-!. absent from the post. [ And now the negro’s face was twitch­ sharp, two-edged blade. He had been Waring the fact ‘that Lascelles had , it was dark ami stohning furiously ing, his eyes staring. Something in dead evidently some hours when dis­ the Dortu east quarter ef tbr teruf section six (6) ia low when the bugles of the battery sounded • the soldier's stern voice told him that 1 been at the hotel making inquiries for * covered by Cram, who had now gone to raaae eight (•> west. c<mt.»inltK • the reveille, and by the light of the ' there was tragedy In the air. and throe acres more or — him. A day so profitable and so pleas- • town to war:*, the authorities, old Drax KMU.V D. Hv-nvl-Morw* ant Jeffers had not enjoyed since his ! swinging lanterns thc men mavohed , “If this door is locked, go around meantime haring taken upon himself I. PhilipT. Cot>iK«’vr. arrival at the barracks, and he was ■ away in their canvass stable rig. look-' and open it from within.” said Cram, ▲Uorney for Mortrar** the responsibility of placing a guard humming away in high good humor, j । ing like a column of ghost*. Yet, I briefly. Then, as Alphonse disap- at the house, with orders to k*_*ep Al­ Dated Jane and. imu. all reckless of the rising storm, when ’ despite the gale and the torrents of j pcared around the north side, he phonse and his mother in and every­ the gruff voice of Sergt. Schwartz dis­ ; rain, Pierce was in no wise surprised j stepped back to the shell walk and body else out. turbed him: J to find Cram at his elbow when the followed one of Its branches around “Chevvers, you will rebort at vonst | horses were led out to water. | the other. An instant later Pierce ' "Groom indoors this morning, Mr. heard him call Hastening In hh BOUNTYJUMPERS OF ALL KINDS toCapL Cram.” “Who says I will?" said Jeffers, | tm t v । wake, thc youngster came upon his Pierce. t. Is rcWaring home?” . cheerfully, though bent on mischief, | I "No, sir; Ananias told me yhen ha captain standing under a window, one “DAT CRO8S-1LA_\DLXD DAOOXH." brought me up my coffee.” I but wns awed into instant silence nt . of whose blinds was hanging partly "Bounty grabbers are ever existent seeing that veteran step quickly bock, I sideboard, mixed a mild toddy, sipped it I open, report, water standing in pools all and ever will be, I guess," said Grlsmer .... Hold the morning then, aland attention, and raise his hand in- ,reflectively, then lighted a cigar and until I come to tho office. I fear we around him. Abbott, a traveling matt to a Globe­ salute, for there came Cram himself, 'threw himself into the easy-chair, j have both first lieutenants to report “ Look here,’’ was all he said, and Democrat reporter. "People will be Pierce with him. I crooked and practice deception in Ananias, meantime, was up and astir. , absent to-day. You and I-may have to pointed upward. sill was above tnc tho level of theii* “Dfd Mr. Waring come back with Seeing that Cram was looking about in ' go to town; bo get your breakfast I Thc *“u ■*** wn» aoove level of their i everything, so that nothing can Ims you?*’ was the first question. search of a pajker-cutter, the boy early. We will ride. I doubt if even an : heads, but both could see that thesasb ! Arne now without first laying plans to “No, sir, Hi left Mr. Warink on stepped forward and bent over tho ambulance could get through. Tell was raised. within. guard against deception. Look at the ' ’ All * ” was darkness * ' Canal street ’ 'E said ’e’d be buck to tabic. “ Come with me," was Cram's next bounties offered for the heads of cer­ 2 I Pierce, have you spoken to Waring thank the capt’in in a little while, sir, “De lieutenant always uses dis, suh," । about—about that matter wo were order, and the lieutenant followed. I tain pests in the different parts of the and *e’ sent these for the capt’in’s said he, lifting first one paper, then discussing? Has he ever given you Alphonse was unlocking tho front world.’ In Russia a ruble is paid by lady.” . . ’ ' another, searching under each. "Don't any idea that ho had received, warning door, and now throw it open. Cram I the government for the head of every Cram took the beautiful basket of seem to be yer now, suh. You’ve seen of any kind from old Lascelles—or any strode into the wide hall-way straight wolf killed. In India a certain sum ia ▼toleta with dubious hand, though his it, dough, captain—that cross-handled of his friends?" to a door of the east side. It was paid for the bodies of the dead cobras. | “ No, sir. I've had no chance to locked. “Open this, Alphonse,” he In Australia a shilling is given, in cer­ eyes kindled when he noted their pro­ dagger wid the straight blade.” fusion and fragrance. Nell laved vio­ “Yes, I_know. Where is it?" asked ' speak, to be sure, and, so far as I could said. tain districts, for the head of rabbits. “ "That’ll <to" i[ observe, ho and Mr. Lascelles seemed lets, and it was like Waring to remem­ Cram. "I have not the key. It Is ever with In New York, Chicago and other big “Tain’t yer, suh, now. Can't And it on very excellent terms only a few M'sleu’ Lascelles, it is his library." ber so bountifully her fondness for cities of the world, a few pennies are How an Enemy was yer, nohow." Cram stepped back, gave one vigor­ paid for the heads of sparrows, and so them. days ago." The following “What detained him? Did he send “Well, then. Mr. Waring probably "WeU, I wish I had spokerf myself," ous kick with a heavy riding-boot, and on the world over. 4 v,.1<( ;u my Ln every one of read with Intcnaeintrrrot; took a knife, after all." no word?” the frail door flew open with a crash. these cases certain persons have been said Cram, and turned away. ft" 1 '-1r. । “No, suh, I don’t fink so. I never “ ’E said nothink, and sent nothink That morning, with two first lieu­ For a moment the darkness was such caught defrauding the government. thoMparta until th»i U? knowed him to use it befo ’ away from but the bosket, sir. *E said a couple of tenants absent without leave, the re­ that no object could be distinguished Instead of going out and endeavoring InlaBeMuro the dead fra.11 A (1,K> । h id » ptMMrodon of then1*A‘”sid 31J hours, now I think of it, sir. *E was de room." port of Light Battery "X" went into within. Tho negro servant hung back, \c-v “Anybody else been here?" said the adjutant's office just as its com­ trembling from some indefinable to rid the country of the pests and so hirsniTO weaknroa in -gofag buck to the ’otcl to dine with a making 3 living, these brilliant . Cram. lady and gcnL" mander and his junior subaltern went dread. Thc captain, his hand on thc nchemers have turned into raising tho | "Ohl dey woe all In yer, suh, dis aft­ out and silently mounted the dripping door-knob, stepped quickly into the For a moment Cram was silent. He pests and selling their heads, finding glanced at Pierce, as much as to say: ernoon. but Mr. Doyle he.was sent for, horses standing tn front TJie two gloomy apartment. Pierce close at his it more profitable to do so. In my ter-, ’ Have you no question to ask? .^ut the suh, and had to go." orderlies, with their heeds poked heels. A broad, flat-topped desk stood A step anil the rattle of a sword were through the slit of their ponchos, in the center of the room. Some rltory—southeastern Ohio—crows be­ youngster held his peace. The senior officer hated to inquire of his servant heard on the gallery without The briskly seated themselves in saddle, shelves and books were dimly visible came so numerous that they destroyed | most of the grain. A bounty of ten into the details of the day’s doings. door opened, and in came Merton of the end then the colonel hurried forth just against the walk Some of tho draw­ mts was offered for their beads and a bottle and began ualng t*!-*1* He was more than half indignant at infantry, officer of the day. in time to hail: ers of the desk were open, and there j; tuber of people started into the crow"Hello, WaringP he began. "Oh, It’s Waring for having taken such advan­ “Oh, Cram! one minute." And Cram was a litter of papers on the desk, and ling business. One deceptive genius tage of evea an implied permission as you, is it, captain? Isn’t Waring back? reined about and rode to the aide of others were strewn in thc big rattan vn there saw aquickcr way to make to drive off .with his equipage and I aaw the light, and came up to chin the post commander, who stool under chair, some on the floor. Two studenV iey. This individual started an in­ groom in mi summary a way. Of course with him a moment Beastly night the shelter of the broad gallery. lumps could be dimly, distinguished. trial enterprise that threatened for . Nell had said: "Take it and go;” but ta'lV “I wouldn't say anything about this om on the big desk, another on a lit- ' bile to revolutionize the crow busi"Wiring isnjl back yet. I look for' to-'‘anyone at headquarters except tie reading-table placed not far from Nell could hare had no idea of the use , ss and make him wealthy. Ills plan da»«^«“"^T" ~Tkanv. La to which the wagon was to bo put If , him by the eleven-thirty car," answered■ Reynolds. There's no one else on the thc aouth window, whose blinds, half — ~ “*-VUJU au meuoater and rain* as to secure an incubator and rain Waring left the garrison with the in- , the captain. staff to whom Waring would apply, is open, admitted almost the only light rows by that system. Some one dis* tention of using the equipage to take । “Why. that’s in. No Waring there, ii tier there?” " _ t I that entered the room. With its head ' ^orored the scheme and the bounty direct by tbS Mme. .Lascelles driving, it was the , but a half dozen po°r derils halfI "No one, sir. Reynolds b) only 1 near this reading-table and faintly i abolished entirely." PERIL A STRANGE CASE. ’ �- Bogus wWte had ’Qz>fr1lQ ’ would k*v« no nOUtlO . Mle did it not \ 4 ^-efJ » Pro£l lhao j1”1; , Pae White Lead. S,i'.. V,. n.an !• oerer persoaded to mkhigan state news. THE CROP REPORT. PROSATE ORDER WHO IS HE? CANADIAN SMUGGLERS. ' TELEGRAPHING EN ROUTE. ma “ffiZLa” “" sss1 How Th -ay Got Their Merchandise Acrose Niagara Hirer. Joly, Io U>. »O“- “• Telegraphing from a train in motion SltlS has for some years been practiced in Caro MSprtagfcM.V ’ this country, but in this as in many MIMT 0( tbe Of !>»«< «■ The area in wheat in Michigan this 'aid5'or' W«er thM_ 11L- J“'y 'A-Th. e™ other electrical applications America t -.v,. da.-HiMeJ. ..... ' year, as shown by-the returns of superis ahead of European practice- All 5»S5Jrl«f,''tSXe. de-1-.X'1‘visertu to the department of state, i* "Meh bon in the «er»: court Europe stood horror-stricken not long 1,578,253 acres, ttod this shows 30,805,­ nTT , 0( th' m,”t r-mirkable ago at the awfulness of a railway ac374 bushels as-the probable total yield U>M ha. ever be,-n trle<l to llllnol" II prays Uiatbl«»M aeciuut be allowed and • White “There has always been more or less • cident on the Riviera. The station­ in the state. The total number of not In tn. I nlted States and ,inc.. the master dispatched a train on the wrong bushel?, of whntt reported marketed by smuggling carried on across the Niag ­ yun.ro.--, v. -ur.; reporteu marketed by ., trial was entered upon the middle of '■'rhtiSfb.. Il “ line to its doom of rushing into anoth ­ Inst v . . farmers in June is 751,00L The total ’“t "e«k it has been the urincinol ara river, and all the watchfulness of T; number of bushels marketed in the ' of conversation In nearly government agents seems powerless er train and crashing over the preci­ ” i- hv eninent chemists, of two of eleven months, August-June, is 1S,7(M),- . pice. Bells were rung and people to prevent it," said a customs officer, circles in this city. Thc case u r'id’ br^xte show the 490. Thiwis 2.304.814 bushels.less than n criminal prosecution against Daniel according to the New York Sun. “The shouted,- but there was no means of esuie, nre required to propirtion □( ge=m« •*» *«4 smIJ eouri.then to b«* balden at the FreftMeas-. marketed-in the same months last^-rar. , Benton, who is under indictment for principal part pf this border smug­ stopping the train wrongly started, and fie*, in the City oLHaMlnin. .l,... contain: ’ In conditio* the corn crop i* from 5 to 14 personating William Newby, a union gling is from Canada to this side. The the stationmaster shot himself as .he show atu**. If any there be, why _Uw prayer •« Mwlrading Brand the pctlfloiier may not, be j-ran'^dheard the crash. uuiv only articles orviuicn there mere is any auv profit iu in gvvgetuvu.u percent, below an average. TlwpoJ soldier who for a period of twenty-nine L«a! Co. Strictly Pvre White otdrreil. that Mid tietltlniw-rkA* This and other accidents jnore or less further tato crop-shows an average U«s of from years was hupposod to have been killed ting from this side into Canada free “lL " 2t. Loui*." to th* per-ons Interested in said **»«♦. o»g» ,, . proportions' Analyzedby pendr'.cy «>f «ld . r!. r S to a per cent, in the area plant rd. ; the battle ..f Shiloh and buried on arc kerosene and luger beer. Our similar, says the Pittsburgh Dispatch, thereof breuwlng a vwr‘hi* order lor to appealed strongly to railway ।pabHshed - > ; per wit Begi* Chamcnct kerosene is so. muchbmpcri< ’ the **■" i ’have ------’-J so -* M<**dows and pastures, and clover j thc field two days later by comrades. , ------.. . . in the UasUncs Basnrh,, a urwjzomraaes. ?.> ------- *pr.utnl and circulated I'hroi’iareesatvS k“' made * from ‘ Tanadian.peti sowed ihis year, are, in the southern Tbe prisoner is known as “Rickety' Ric*k*tv' °n fro™ Canadii CanadiJn ^petroleum in directors for the necessity of establish- Iwkjxjr Barry, oner lu each week for ’ t hree iJcceMUTH and codtyal counties, in fine condition, i Dan” Penton, and he Is a physical I every !tvery wav. 'vn-v’ and Bnd it lt c< coultl *** 80111 80 ing a means of communication from -«•*Sc than 7 per cent, white lead. “ *0,1:’ w' 'ssshow. In the northern counties the weather i wreck, and the story of this most ro- , mueh cheaper than the native -prod- trains in motion thnt European engi- ' Judge of Probata Mlikadlog Britxi neers nre now engaged in testing varihxs been less favorable and the condi- , “>antic case Is bei«g unfolded in the I uct’ thnt tho DominSon government d ...... V "■ ' 1 I.] levies tion is from 20 to 28.per cent. - below nn iCrial* levies ahcavy duty on it. it. Such Such is tho the rious systems whereby this can be ef­ Analysed by Ptoportion* fected. Some recent trials'at Algeria averapr. Apples in the southern ’ Th<! government, which rested on 1 ! case, cns ®also, also * with with our our beer. beer. The The busibusiLedoux 4i Co., mc»c two wvrv ui vav.««. , orc said to have been most successful. NwTort eountles now promise about o»e-third. i Pri’Jay last, examined forty or fifty i«-ao neS8 u* of auiugguue smuggling these articles j uovo .lc oul thc river is not so extensively ' The tests included the exchange of telin Mie central twofifths. and in the i 'vitnesses and seemed to have lMa made out c,”I ’across oas ia nnt "* *xtensivelv :*0 white lead in it. case, »but* northern two-thirds of an uvcraire an ttn overwhelming ----- • the 1 de- I carried on as it was four or five yeors ' egrams between a train in motion and Voran avoid bogus lead by pur­ fense is now procrcding, and matters ' nF°* ns Canadian authorities dis- ( the station; between two trains in .. . . r any of the following brands. are becoming decidedly mixed. The ! covered thc ingenious method by motion; thc telegraphic stoppage of a Thrv are manufactured by the “Old government first has Newby dead and • which it was made an easy mutter to train; started and out of sight, it was | FOUND GUILTY. DuJ.”. ’.process, and arc thc staadords; buried! then it takes up the boy, "Rick- ! cheat the customs officers, and estab- ordered to stop, start agnin. aod reA XlM-hljniii Conspiracy of |87S 3* at f«st 1 , ety Dan" Bent^m, at the age of say ■ Hshetl o regular river patrol with in- turn to the station; two trains started Armstrong & McKelvy” Brlui; Drought to t.l£bt. 5, 8 or 8 years, with his, mother, Lvdia , t»tructions to keep an eye out entirely on the same track, and approaching | •Beymer-Batimnii” “Eckstein Vogler, Fnrhman aud Jacobs weree Benton. He is traced from White coun- for the detection of the oil and beer ' each other at an express speed of near- J ror tne detection or tne oil ana ncer cacn otner at au u. | yerrongnM>; Latitude; an Drain*; Lo—at re* “Fahnestock “Anchor” found guilty at Alperru of the murder Fahnestock"” rir ido iu uiu-n —-,”— free traders. But miles a minute,- I nf ths u«ner»U'o oeyraUr* urk-au, Qrgm* ta gauu they still manage to ly one and one-quarter -------- --------Tennessee, i.Ter-cxertlon; \oothful Youthful Errors,pf Errors, or Kxc«*inr*JJ** Exceed** U»o<• “Morley" of Albert Moliter. This makes four ty. Ilk, m ' into C ----------- T" where he and ■ do „a __ a*. *.«..>business ........... *hr mutually and <TT-cii>rUon, ■Kentucky" profitable in this class of 1 avoided collision by mutually and To bacco, Opium or Liquor, which taxi j*— W Uken by onc Andy “Shipman” man convicted. Grownun having been I w ? liber/, Cqn-umptlon, Insanity and Death. B7 —gr •■Southern" -juggling.' 1 outomatically warning each other by wAackM. ImL'.ou-: Thc'»„ll«” K""' “P. ilHItlnr 1 smuggling.' tl a box; itot Io; with written roarart** to— “Collier” “The way the oil and beer are taken an indication of their direction, and n fund money. WEST'S COUGH UTMT. ■Red Seal" The U,torr o.' the aiurk. lol- > ° y rar* for Coughn. Colda, A»thn»a,BronchltKCro— ‘■Davis-Chambers” tltnrs: | Periods. He was known to .the across the river is by weighting the ' thc position, according to kilometer Whooping Conan. Boro Throat. PtoMant towwu barrels or kegs on one end so that only posts, which they had attained. The ■Uteri Molhre. . „ BwrnCHr. ' “ the head appears above water, and . signaling arrangements are carried out srd political director mm I tu I vt of-Pr*e;ue l*le i mother Lydia. 1 inally he ecing to paint, ir will ©ay you L A tow 'by ** M. Etienne, the well-known irivefP wr( for a book contBininc informa■ooualy. and hi* clerk. nuiunC SulKvaa. were ( 'vas scnt to the penitentiary at Nash- that only for an inch or two. :v save you many a dollar; it will ' a tor. The fact was established that ttxrffereil on the evening or Aurub 23. |(<7A 1 ville for horse-stealing and remained of barrels thus sunk is attached‘ to every train can be kept within call of , , -- — -r j 7. A .... v...-, Pareto I rowboat, 'which a skillful riverman "lhi’ «rtp. hL;^ If the river the station at any point in its route, national lead co <ran. P Prewiue B4e eomtr. haramtnv|! he h® WBS w*s Dan Dan Ironton. He H left the penl- I rows across at night ffljM* —toftroT'QaaamjTa* C»^SiWjSL 1 Broadway, Kew York. •oxtlckra after «tx*e<wi year* oT sflecr*. con- ; tentiary in ItsW, Afterward* he was patrol discovers the boatman, and the and thus one of the most fertile causes feued in July. i»4, that-b* ,*n<i sixteea other ‘ an inmate of many poorhouselt in Ten- latter is likely to be overhauled, he of frightful accidents may now be re­ •wen then working la and about Rag era city < nesec. Ohio, Indiana aud Illinois. In I cuts the ropes that fasten the tow to moved. _________________ TrreSck"^4.7to? ihf-. "S”I the“ he w“ ™«i»terea a. Dan Benton, i hl, boat. The barrels are tons oast CAMEO CARVING A NEW WHIM. ■s*cce*x!ed la khoor.ujr SoMror. they made a I There » no osnflict of testimony as to adrift, and the smuggler has nothing •Bklatake a* to Larkc and kuiod KulHvaa In bi« 1 these facta. They were proved sboo- ; in bis possession for which,Jhe officers K*?** •*** of lhe 1 lutcly: may apprehend him when" they come •Mhcr murderer* as bcireeultocted. Warrants I' The latest whim is nothing more were ^t"ouc4i In Onc ^rse poorhouses he seems up. These tows frequently escape deTIME TABLE/ N&'Wfp. •Burderer* tegtxi, raraltMg »"thrpee*ent time i huTC become enamored of a female ' tection by the government agents, as nor less than cameo carving, according Id effect May 2MW*’' Do re via/ them? When next In orod try a pair. l» the conviction foutWi tho accused. The ! inmate, now known as Hannah Stew- [ the barrels float away in thk* darkness, to the New York Recorder. Many a Favorite Route between-Grand Rapid*.1. MtoOir MJudWean*•cause of tbe crime wa* alleged cafidr treatment art They left the institution together j and watchful companions of the boat- dainty boudoir has a little table in one ttj political affaire. Other taala.winaud became tramps. They did not i! man, who has ent them adrift, hover- corner where "gravers.” "scoopers, ” $5.00, Goinx East | A. M U, - 10 and various other mysterious instru­ 44.00 J Eiretrte sbe bore him two children. 1 ing about Grand ----Rapid* ■-•w. a• ■- Idtm a-aum Wprn-<1. wJ. marry, kbut | I j on1 the river, generally ■-sue■ East Paris ments of the craft are kept. Tho ’nrmninw . na: 1I <Jne them, and proceed 63.50 E a^ raT^ BmX“tetemn.vi FX !!“■ Giese was a son and >*«was named «•««- ti cced in recovering - ^de.tim.Uan. 1’in th. 1 McCord “How do they manag» it and do Alto 4250 ■.elebraud with epcechre by Congrere-! .“““I, ““5" “d «*>•»» h'™ and early days of thw oil and beer ainuggl-I they make real enmeos?” some one asks. O. yes, they are real and they L 42.25 •man Burrows aa«J others and a .grand testified for. the government. The I ing the points from which it was chiefly - arc pretty. Thc shells used for the Woodbury ! prisoner was always known to > carried on were Lewiston and Youngs-; BOYS •barbecue. Fully 2.*>.000 people xvere Sunfield both w as Jhudel Benton. The moth- town. The goods were taken to St™ I purpose are "block helmets?' brought 42. Mulliken •on the grounds. George A. Flanabnrg from the West Indies. There are also . er visited Man in the peniteo, Catherines and other places on the : Grand Ledge ■vzon the 5-tniie bicycle .race in 17; UldfIdk tiary from time to time, where . Canada side. Nowadays the smuggled red and yellow helmets found on the Detroit Albert Nicholson the mile run in I he was. as elsewhere, Dan Kenton. She , goods can lie landed only at out-of-the- : coast of China. aud Vandew&Uter the The shell is cut with little grtivers , furthermore testified 'that he told her. way localities where landings may be in 2-505*. There that his mother’s name was Lydia Lu- ; made secretly, and all sorts of sub­ and scoopers. and half u dozen of these, Lv Howard City ;«ther minor events. cinda Benton. terfuges have .to be adopted to dis- ] of various sizes and degrees of fine­ „ Edmore • ,. Slantoil j The theory of the defense is in brief: tribute them successfully among the ’ ness, are all that arc rfeeded. When .. Ifoula , that Newby uu* not killed and buried1 men who take the chances in dealing the cameo is cut the process of polish­ Ar iGrand Ledge . at Shiloh, as has been supposed by all] in them. ing begins, and this requires patience ! rr. Lm ■■sottcT, look fer It wW y<?J buy* who knew him for thirty years. He’; . "There is no doubt but what there ■ and still more patience. IV L. DUCCiLA' , Brockton, Xul. Sold by ti e week ^nded July - kh<«w tl Detroit । wuironiy desperately wounded in the}- are scores of Canadian merchants who 1 First, thc groundwork is polished by LAtotBx mitt cut fever'and rheumatism inc: ■VOOLLEY.& BRONSON. head aud leg. Iks was taken by rebels; regularly employ agents to ■smuggle rubbing it with pumice stone and wa­ Grand Ledge Mulliken ’ from the field, and tiQiilly placed ini goods purchased on that side of the ter; this takes out the scratches made. Sunfield >l in area of prevnlunce. Scnr'et Andersonville prikon. when- he be-l river to those who purchase them on i The shell I» then washed with warm Woodbury wax reported ui thirty-three Lake Odessa came known as “Crazy Jack.” In American side. The number of people water. The second polishing' is done Clarksville ’ course of time lie was released, al who go to Canada and buy dress goods with pumice dust and oi] and with a Elmdale Iberia at thirty-four and-typhoid fever Alto demented, ••rickety” man. He became and clothing, not to sell again, but for small boxwotxl stick. It is again McCord u wanderer and ilriftedtiboul the coun-f their own use. and arrange with the ’ washed. The third and last polishing HMt Paris Grand Rapid* •, try, an inmatd of the poorhunses andi merchants to deliver them duty free, is given witjj fino rotten stone and ■ of the Tennessee penitentiary, just as 1 is surprising. The smugglers who take 1 sulphuric acid. A varf high degree of I’ this item should reach the eyes tth' Michael or Peter Garrrty, or of anyone. Dan Benton. Thus he passed his time thc chances of delivering the goods at ‘ polish is thus obtained, and. after be­ Iraiid LMge . for a quarter of a century until he the American points agreed upon work ing once more washed, the work is -’nrtiand Ionia ing sister; Mrs. Fred Lewis, of Big, finally got into the White county ixxir-. on commission, which is a division of done. . The shells cost! from two to Howard City Rapids, will give thunks. Mrs. Lewis, .house- Then his reason partially re­ the seller's profits on thc articles. five dollars each. From xl good shell th. fount Stanton last hyrd of the brothers in the upper. turned and he came U> realize that he; There arc miles of wild and unwatehed as many as three or fouv pieces can be lIlIl'T, was Newby. He went out among river front, and the agents are selected taken. penio^iila mid would like to see them la.his old neighbors, and declared himself. • Every day, others week days only. * for their knowledge of the country and . oniz more before she passes avay. Flyln x Uzarda of Borneo. on xlitnal. Hu recognized old friends and talked] their skill in strategy and watercraft. ! Parlor cars on all trains botwona 4?mMI According to thc testimony of our Rxrlds Short But Neirvv irottui. id such a manner of old times They, work only on the darkest nights. ; aud Detroit. Seats 25 cents. OranecU—* A remarkable thing oceurredat Lan­• tha* Ije convinced many of them. It and use very small boats. If they fail most reliable naturalists the only genus made tiiUnlon station, Grand Eapr.4* with the of “flying serpent" now known to in­ CHICAHO& Wxht MlCRDlAX KAXT.WAV <O* i must be so, they urged, for nobody but or ih»« heart iix of said sing. A little child it months old was• Newby would know things he spoke of., in landing goods in safety they get no habit the earth is a family of reptiles *r Uw<di»id doreas- sitting in the tuird-story window of the pay. So vigilant and expert are they tl»s. CHARLXVO1X. FETOsKKY ANI> FIAT : Some members of the Newby family, , Hollister block when the window gave Hint the percentage of their failure to which make their homes in the great Vikw. Farorlt-route to the summer rv.os«* forests of Borneo, mentioned by Meek, of northern Mlebigan. FruUit- way and the little one fall to the• including his old wife, who had long their success is very small. Then* are leave Grand Rapids for Chicago. T-.2I6ground, a distance of 80 feet, and wasi lx*eo drawing a pension on hk account, numerous citizens of the Canadian Williams, Kinne and others as “the A.Trains M.. A. M. aud 1:35 P. M.. C:S P. M_ v . flying lizardsof the South seas.” The •11:35 P M. Arrive Chlcas" U:» P. M, received him ns genuine. Finally hej bonier conspicuous for their prosperity picked Bp uninjuredJ. 1 besi known species of this flying sau'Trnxnjtfi set tire to E. C. Truitt’s barnsj himself.made application for unoriginal who owe thc foundation of their comexcept Saturday. via. St- Joseph and 8»» rlan is Draco Volens leekii, a striped, . pension and then his troubles eompotencies to the commissions they i er. at Edwardsburg and btrrued them to­ I^avn for Manistee 7:30 A M. trloF, M..anfl gether with a separator and other ma­. menced. An investigation of his case gained in delivering safely Canadian |। snake-like lizard about fourteen or sixteen inches in length when full chinery. Jjoss, tl,500; insurance. •!,-. resulted in establishing* his identity t<^ good* free of duty to American pur-, lr\ulat-«i in said County >f the satisfaction of the government offi».*« I1. MJand 11:15 P. M. Kuaevm. 1 4f TOWn * The primary colors of Draco 000. ‘ la>avei«r Charlevoix, Petonkvaod Ba? Ttoav ( cinls as “.Rickety Dan" Benton and hi»i .••Bara and butter were formerly ' ■»<* yellow. In bands, dots, ♦:v:i V M . i:W P M.. and ll:l>P.M. ■ Bennet AJust, a farmer near Tawae Itf.M W. AMMSTROXG. . arrest and indictment followed. lanrelr smagfrled from Canada to . ereseents and »trlpes, the red predomti’arlor ears uu day trxlt.i and slee[H-r» mb City, went, on s visit to his brother Judge of Probate. 'J r IiI train* lietween Bav View, (irand RapMM> ; Thus far the defense has examine J Atacriean markets, even before they ■>“«« b> such an esteat that the Clqeago nod Detroit. Tlirmuth palace ear Be­ and while absent his burns, a span of ; sixty-five witnesses. They are Newby s were made dutiable. A small entry tee creature appears ns n carmirfe rocket tween HmtlnCT and Bay View, via. M. K. It XKhorses, the fanning implement and his ’ relatives, old friends and comrades, and was collectable on them, but thc Can­ when sailing through the air. Some K'y.. D. L. A N. R y., and C. & W. M. Wp bin of grain v.err burned. Loss. $2,000; Aik our agent* lor lurtuer partl.-uhtov-«*. ’ many of them are testifying very pos- adian traders objected to that, and have declared thathk.wingsare “sailis” write io do insurance. • GKOIIGK DkHavxx. Genl PassT Ax't. itivcly ns to the identity of the pris- were in thc habit of packing large like thoi e of the American flying squir­ Frank E. Ban by, inspector of alleys, Grand Ibiphte. rel. but Meek says "they approach true ' oner. Most of them, but not all. knew quantities of eggs and bntter in loads atni son of W. L. Banby, of Detroit,j Newby before the war. Those who of hay tlmt were sent over to this side. wings and cup l>e tt-cd by the little was run over ai» l killed by a train of had known him were called upon to saurian to guide himself at will." The hoy was subject to duty, payment «’Arx in Wo-shinglon. describe his personal appearance at the of which could not well be avoided, David Merchant, a farmer whose' time he enlisted m the army. T hey atJ but the z'ggs and butter which thc TIME TABLE. borne was at Wickware, dropped deadJ terhptod lcm w do „„ so. but crossed each trader succeeded in getting over free, The pearl hunters of Borneo and ad­ to In effect June tl. T*uX from heart disease. He was u bachelor]' othe‘r u ----------------------j__iu gome described hidden in his hay. more than made up jacent islands have a peculiar super­ about 50 years of atfe. and had no rote- h}tn JW a powerfully-built, sandy-com- for the duty on that. Since a regular stition. When they opep shells in he was"if hiii tives xx this country. 1 plexioned - • nan. which ’’ *- v -----duty was placed on eggs more atten­ search of pearls, they take every ninth Augnetus Carlson, a teamster, was own brothers and sisters remember tion has been paid to loads of Can­ find, whether it be largo or small, and killed st Whitehall by his load tipping him right; others described him as a adian hay by customs officers, and put It into a bottle with a dead man’s large man, with dark eyes, dark hair these importations do not afford the finger. They are kept and are known over upon him. Columbus-W- Volley, an old and and dark complexion. The prisoner iff safe hiding places for eggs they onoe as “seed pearls,” or “breeding pearls,” and the natives of tlie islands men­ highly-respected resideutof Flint town­ tall, slender and very dark. Asked if i did.” MUo...... . •7 531 IT tri. tioned firmly believe that they have !»-lton ship, died at his home.'aged 74 years. they believed the prisoner at the bar to ;sl ;>■ S: . ... A Little DttlL i the luc powers L/wwctova of iVjJi reproducing vuwaug their .uvu nui kind. Cloverdale He was one of the earliest settlers, and be Newby, all the witnesses declared u,.t U><.» aio. I Alaay from BuHalo. ra.™ Ilnrpnr-, For ,rery pearl pm Into the phial, two Sbultx... ... •t23 .l2 H». had lived upon the farm where he died that they did. MORTGAGE SAGE. 1 The Pritooer. If he I. really Sewhr. 1, ’ Barat, ha<l quite an enperlenee In a of of -rice — are thrown in for the Harrises. Tne prisoner, u uc *» ... • iMvinii t**n made lu the conditio i« for a quarter of a century. understood noden-tood to be enllried . nlitied to a pension pen.Ion tenre large Berlin hotel. She Was doing pc-l, to .Teed" “feed” upon. upon. Soas Some oi of U.0 tbe । ■i.ir’eaxe mad" l»jr Joseph Knlgnt H. A. Harrison's jewelry store at alone with,her two chil- white gcm hunters of Borneo believe the I'nntincnt continent alone > K il-ilit. hi* wife. «»Samuel Can>>'« Unit Ste. Mario was entered by bur­ rnd arrearages amounting to about th* ..... r «>A. A. J>. doo Mid recorded i«. 000 I dran. without beinw ableable to sneak a a .-.u-*vfirmly as the na- <oudltad dren, without being to speak ln ”.*«a»„_ superstitione.as W nodbtin ... <>f Reghtm- o( ,>r«£sf *r Barry Co.. glars and considerable of the stock in rio j». l. word of any language except her na, tlves do lt that nearly every Sprixofield, HL, July 18.—The most trade carried away, includiaff twenty . Lansing ... interesting testimony yet given for the ( tive tongue. One night, having re- hut along the coast has its “dead fin- Detroit gold watches. , delenae Io tbe Newby trial waa given tired early with the little ones, she ger” bottle with from nine to ten times Grsnd Rsplds. Religious feeling caused great excite­ i‘rt -eh bt« v niPKlrodi1 MoodaT by ex-nnlon soldlera, retne oi (, was.nddenlv awakened by peculiar thajnumber oi ■•J.qal pearl.," the dement at the election of school trustees '«> j.t>4 an Afturaey'* f^v <>fT noire, which «he soofi bbealEe ioh-1 dipt mid the rice carefully whom had stood with Newby on the irdCi-tuiHid ui'iv^xaicr mid . aJ Menominee. . field of Shiloh and others who hud seen '. rinccil waa enured hy Home one trying ,mwed away among them. Mrs. Omar D. Conger, the wife of ex- 1। a demented wreck In tbe prison oi, to open the door between her room and Senator Conger, of Michigan, died at Andersonville, ndenHjnnuc, wno *->^ known «*««»*• as -■. the one adjoining. She got up quick- 1 what Slakes Vs Thirsty. who was H OCTIH . „ , Jack, .1. II ”_reJ nhMte her residence in Washington. She hod « andTa.h.ara whomI hoV'll they'unhesily. turned on the electric light, and Thlrat is la simply simply a a sensation rensation by by which which Kalamazoo Ar... Thirst ,been ___ IthM.cnm/idmn . .. time aud t.i in failing health.till! for some tatingly identified ..Gth with th* the nriminer prisoner nt at rang the bell. The Bound at the door a lBck o( fluU, ln the ,y,tem Is made East Cooper Lv.. ' ,Ud U -y of <Qf»t•Ulb'*r. A It. i ~ Rich land Janet. the bar. ' ’ her death was not unexpected. " k hi tip- lomxhin. r «b*ll wllat j»iiceased euddcnly. and alter a .light de„d |n . ,tote ol health It la Cressey Brat* the I’lGvon Keco rd. The fast freight train from Chicago lay a man appeared to anewert* bell. a gcnenUiy [aithlul Indication oi the Milo., .i.............. Chicago. July 1&-Oneof the pigeons -Speak EnglUhr- (the wmal qmwtlon). I „aata of body. Natural thlrat la h« place wbere ri:< to Ishpeming left the track near Wal­ let loose on the world ’ s fair grounds at (y Is lioldeu). Mu lace, instantly killing Engineer Charles "* hc,e" * lect1',' tbe drat Indicated by a peculiar drynere Oi Cook and injuring the fireman and 10; 10 o’clock last Saturday morning reply. "There la tome one In the neat ■ y,, momh and lance., eanred by a tellreached its home about 1.000 miles away rpom trying to open my^door,” excit­ •i-i tdaxe. with right ih . brakeman. nre of -the pharyngeal membrane to a. m. Title k-atl togeiltV » '-th Misses Carrie and Pearl Plant (sis- at ai 7:18 exo a. i— Monday. --------- — bird is one edly. "No; he is out." positively. I secrete a due amount of liquids, but if thlrty-tereh^^^^E^^Bn^^^.ne o.reqU, Woodland of thirty-seven -------- —r--.~ tors) left Muskegon to Walk to the „I fluids were to be introduced directly Woodbury I Citv Flying club whose headquarters rs rtab.L.A.Y. a 1 I'ih’, .friatn |drri' । * b g57T?? ‘.I ? anderaland? Into the etomach Ihrocqh a tube, and world's fair. •••m th- t iwn of Hull tan«ln>................... . Thoma. Clark's fa™. O»» Park. Leon A. Smith, of Grand Rapid., : at H<^a oedl He rill b. een at hallut- no, b of tance-^aa haa b-en 1 Xrq-rt .<f Michigan an I iuoAMu ..... 1 non ■ Hrtreic.................... . "No_ mite: / Sereter'a ' donc ln e^^the Im­ Grand Rapids*. started out to, secure >1.000,000 from L-’ T The bird's flight-nearly 1,000 J watawell. Michigan bank* by forgery. When ar­ miles »n ♦’ hnurs, 8 minutes—is said to . tftiff—a thirf, I toll you—a tAi/f in the mediate absorption thereof instantly •btop* oa signal naiy. rested at St. C»ir he was fOW.OOO short b»the must successful in the annals of next room!” “Veil,” meditatively, “I allays tbe sense of thirst, from, which t Stats ande will oat snort- The bird wins a goM medal j, do not t'ink he eee a t’ief, but he res ii-fj tv.t-r.ti.MghT t.’»l r-J*. tb.-ic it has been supposed that the sensa­ provided with Ir*’gt: tl '—I forty t| i ilteiht- runi.i " of the’amount. and *">0 >nd the second and third birds trains will be John Anderson, a laborer, was ^sH iret medals and smaller cash Midi. He vill be ecn at halldf-past tion of thirst is in the nerves cf the ofFreight ■•"vwktit rod*, ihenc* ninnlui. the eompaav. who rot i 0*1* the of beximili g. drowned while sailing at Gladstone. His priL»gA»olh«'- lot °< forty-«i»bl bird. swelf, and I—vill—tell—heem—zat stomach and that the throat sensation the time of such train* ■ g terva j*] 4«;res nf land. family was on the ocean from Norway, dAMUBL Cabsox. is a kind of reflex actior. MortgBgre. coming to live In Gladstone. bdtid, June Sth. taxi. Strictly Pure Lead ., Cures SickHeadai W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE Deloit, tag fc JUO Xra-so n*2.oo 41.7S- T*’-75 ■nra— rrmr Nerve Blood -Builder Ciiugs, Z&Uuioo i Sirta �manship sod financial wisdom ot the pres­ ent age should be able to devise some plan or system by which a stable standard of values caa be maintained, with a supply ot “ MAK1HALX L. CQQK. K4«Wrof the material forming the basis ot value sufflcient for all’ emergences. It Is of small moment to the great mass of the THX HASTINGS, MICH., r-OSTOFFICE, people whether the basis of such a system ACOVST 14. 1879. be monometallism, bimetallism, or n ometaiHstn, so long as the standard of measure­ ment be stable, and faith kept with the HOW TO RESTORE CONFIDENCE. people, whose business transactions are de pendent upon the integrity of the circu­ lating medium.—Grand Rapids Eagle. Oskaloosa. Iowa, June 5, *93, A. M. Dolph. President Board of Trade. Just six days after the national election Cincinnati, Ohio. last fall the N. Y. Press under the head­ Dear Sir.—Replying to your letter of the ing "The Rise in Wages Checked," 3d Inst, it seems to me that the remedy is published the following. very simple, but I fear It is, unfortunately. "Tbe high water mark of American Impracticable. If the democratic majority wjtges has been passed until the election could at once resolve and satisfy the coun­ of another republican president. The try that they would let the tariff alone and press deplores this fact but It Is useless to stand by the former system under which deny It. The victory at the pells of the the country has enjoyed great prosperityadvocates of "cheap labor” means a stop­ we would have no difficulty. Everybody page in the general rise of American expects legislation hostile to American pro­ wages." duction. The democratic party is pledged A little over four mouths have passed to such- a course. There can be ho revival since Cleveland’s inauguration and al­ of confidence until that party satisfies the ready American labor is beginning to feel country tbatit will not carry out its pledg­ the effects of democratic success. The es. A systematic and widespread attempt stoppage of industry results from the un' is being made to blame everything on the certainty of democratic legislation largely, silver law. But the silver law made no trouble uutll the senate and presidency and there Is a great feeling of distrust and uncertainty among manufacturers as to the went democratic. It was mot until that outcome of democratic legislation. Manu­ party became assured of the power to de. facturers don’t propose to make up big stray, protection that confidence became stocks of goods for future sales and have tmpaired. It Is not legislation that the ‘these stocks depreciate in value in the country needs. In my opinion. The situa­ tion is a "forced and unnatural one,’’ as meantime by having to compete with pauper labor goods. Merchants for the you say, and grows out of the fear of legis­ same reason will buy only enough to meet lation. What the country needs Is assur­ present requirements. With little or no ance that there will be no legislation. Tbe buying by the great retail trade, there^-an present lack of confidence Is the sober be but little manufacturing and the great second thought of the country. Last fall laboring class must suffer either from non the nation resolved on the reversal of the employment or employment at reduced policy under which It lias prospered. It is now showing that Its sober business wages. Hastings Banner Thursday, July m, 1893. editorial notes.- $ i|r sense is more to be relied upon than its hasty political judgment. .It-ls Impossible to consider the question without reference to politics, because it is tbe change of poli­ cy resolved on in a political contest that has brought about tbe present uncertainty and lack of confidence. Very respectfully. John F. Lacey, M. C. A Wrong Accuutiun. There is no questlqp but what the repeal of the Sherman silver law would teqd to re­ store confidence among the people, because to it has been attributed the recent finan­ cial flurry. Neither is there any question but what this law has been unjustly as­ sailed, and many wrongs attributed to it for which it ought not to be held responsi­ ble. The Sherman law has been charged with driving all the gold from the country and driving the country to the silver standard butTlie charge is not true. Nd matter what system we adopt in the Unit­ ed States, whether we are monometallsts, blmetalists or free silver men, the fact re­ mains that gold is the standard of value of the great commercial and financial na­ tions with whom we have to deal. If a merchant in Hastings dr elsewhere, should import woolen goods of any character, iron, or any commodity, directly from abroad be would have to pay for it in gold or its equivalent. So it is with the nation. Gold is recognized almost universally as the standard*of value, and when the bal­ tf: paid in gold, or its equivalent. Now let us tear a page from Unele-Sam’a big ledger and look to tbe balance of trade­ In 1892 the balance of trade was about 8109,000,000 In our favor. For the firmt four months of 1893following thc tlcmZ.erotic victory the balance of trade was over JUU.OOOjOOp againat us. What ac­ counts for this wonderful change? It cer­ tainly cannot be laid entirely to the Sher­ man law. The real cause of this great falling off is not to be found in the silver purchase law, but In another direction .en­ tirely. There is no question but what threatened democratic tariff legislation has had more to do with worklug the bataooe of trade against us than any other one thing. If Grover Cleveland would an­ nounce that the McKinley law would nut be meddled with It would Have more effect in restoring confidence aud renewing pros­ perity to business enterprises, than the re­ peal of the Sherman law can possibly have. Tbe-greatest cause for tbe present distrust Is tbe fear of democratic tariff legislation. If tbe democratic party would remove thia - fear by announcing their friendly concern for American Industries, all distrust would ooon be removed. "It is a condition and , not a theory that confronts us,” but tl>e si­ lent law of cause and effect runs remorse­ lessly on. The strongest argument agalr.U the sin gleor gold standard as a measure of vaIuea is the comparative scarcity of gold. The fold above ground throughout the world is sufficient in volume to meet all ordinary requirements in times at prosperity, confi­ dence, and undisturbed credits. But at the first note of financial alarm everybody begins to lighten the strings on his money­ bags. Tbe desire to liquidate become.; more or le« general, according to the In­ tensity of tbe a'arm. There h not gold enough to go round, if everybody fa eager to clutch It; hence the money market be­ comes •‘tight;’’ high rates of interest are demanded uad paid, and there Is general demoralization, distress and Insolvency. But experience has shown that tbe use of silver as a money meta! does r.o‘. t ffsctually prevent panics. In fact, it often aggra­ vate* an already strained condition of af. fairs, by reason of the unstable value of silver as compared to gold. Ths »tate>- The attention of the financial world is now riveted on the silver question as affecting the United States, and many are the sur. raises as to the probable action of Congress on this question. While there are many'who desire thc unconditional repeal of tbe Sherman law and bring the country to the gold standard, yet we believe that by far the greater portion of the country desires to have silver recognized and used to such an extent as that its parity with gold may be maintained. There isn't any question but what the country at the present time is purchasing too much silver, which has always proved very fluctuating as money, and the further purchase in such quanti­ ties. 4.500.000 ounces of silver monthly, should lje stopped. But tbe use of the white mttdl should not be discarded en­ tirely, but we believe should be purchased in such quantities as that its parity, with gold may be constantly kept. The farm laborers, ot Kansas, are or­ ganizing a union for the purpose of get­ ting better wages. They are now getting 818 per month and want 830, which the farmers say that they cannot and will not pay. it seems that strikes are not neces­ sarily to be confined to the manufacturing indtfatries. -'AN draft vehicles. It says It hax been prov­ ed by repeated «I*ri®en[» that wbegte with tires two and one-half Inches wu» mum doable the wear of wheels which have four and one-half inch tires. Th wide tire has a tendency to roll the roan­ bed and keep It smooth at the same time, while the narrow ones cuts It up and “* quires more hauling force for the same weight of load, besides spoiling the thoroughfare. Most of the European countries have laws regulating this mat­ ter. In Frauce the market wagons have tire.s from three to tin inches in width, usually four to six inches, and the rear axle Is the longest, so that tlie bind wheels run on a line outside of the fore wheels, thc vehicles being thus a roan maker Instead of a road destroyer. For wagons without springs the tires should not be lesd than two and one-half Inches for a load of 500 to 1.000 pounds on each wheel, and for loads nf 2.000 to 3,000 pounds on each wheel the tire should not be less than six inches wide. It appears that the fundamental error In road-openings In this country is ,in laying them out to wide—thus using too much land, and making unnecessary labor to keep this space lu proper condition. I have driven over roads In England, Scotand and Wales, aud found them mainly of the same width that they were two or more centuries ago. This we would call a Darrow road—that Is. tWo or three rods wide. 1 have In my mind more than one avenue In Uds country, 100 feet wide, where two rods of the center Is used and tlie remalitelvr occupied with weeds. There is a great highway between Jersey City and Newark N. J., which 1 should Judge is less than fifty feet wide; I have never seen it overcrowded. A road hav­ ing 400 wagons passing over it and return­ ing, in twelve hours, would make 800 in motion. In twelve hours there,are 720 minutes. This gives about one minute to each wagon passing a given polut; or, putting it other word.-, each wagon, Ifin uniform position, would lie 300 feet from another—not an Inconvenient crowd! We will take three rods as the proper width of a rural road. I propose to make one space In the center a drained track, and suggest thia plan: Make two ditches each two feet wide; two spaces, each 15 feet; one center space, 10 feet— total, 50 feet In the center ot the middle section and 18 Inches below tbe surface, ‘ ~ longitudinal thyee Inch drain pipe, with laterals nt every change of grade, to conduct the water to the side ditches, In a long descent It wjll be necessary to have frequent laterals, to discharge the water accumulating. I propose three ways of finishing this road, to suit the fancies of the community. The first would be to fill the center ditch, and trust to the drain to keep the road dry, which It would do hi summer. Thc second would be to remove the earth, and fill it with a layer of broken stone to the dppth of five or six Inches, covering with earth. The third would be to fill the en­ tire apace, with broken stone, thus mak­ ing a macadam, good for all time. — — — DOINGS. Canning Time KALAMAZOO i n.ndk«rehl«I «U«eU tor lie per ouo« for tbe next two wee«» at the Racket We are roeogttUed •’ Ute ebeepeat place tor handkerchleta and ladled hoelery. at the Racket. ' uwn tennis rubber shoes for 45c, 48c and 50c at the Racket. New line of velvet cheap at the Rack­ et. Misses and boys flannelette shirts 25c and 35c, others asIMS and 50c for same, at the Racket. ' v Don’t forget It we are going to e all our millinery goods. We sell without regard to cost at the Racket. Jaadles gauze underwear others ask more and ours are the best at the Racket. 1 have found out I can buy dre38*1’^ combs for one half what I fc*n “^*bere said a lady the other day at the Racket. , We get ladies hosiery in nearly evesj bill and then get out at our prices at the Racket. Fifty doz. more ladles unbleached foot hose for 10c per pair now on the road, no one can match them for 15 to 30c, at tbe Racket, Remember our 85c walking shoe, you can’t faatch It for 81.25, at the Racket Over 150 ladles dongola shoes, all sick when we match them against their 82.00. at the Racket Another Invoice of the Itedlea sense Philadelphia tip slices for 82.75 just in at the Racket We have the largest line and the cheap­ est prices on kitchen Un ware of any house In Barrv Co. at tbe Racket Copper bottom wash boilers for 99c and 81.20 at the Racket Copper bottom tea kettles 50c and 82c at Uie Racket. We have another order In for the cele­ brated suction carpet sweepers, the latest Improvement out at tbe Racket. We want your eggs at highest roarpit Prlce„ , The Racket. Harvest gloves. California goat, the best wearing glove made, outwears buckskin, only 45c at tbe Racket. Forty or 50‘pairs of ladles dongola walk­ ing shoes from 5 to 4‘<, width C. D. E., nt about one half what they are worth at the Backet. Grant! Hnrvenl Exenraton. We have umbrellas for 50c and 85c and Tlie Michigan Central will run a grand and the celebrated gloria silk for Si.00 and Harvest Excursion to Ottawa Beach and 81,25, no out1 pretends to match them at retum, Thursday. .July 27th, under the the price. auspices of tbe Episcopal church. Train leaves Nashville 7:22 and Morgan 7:37. a. i m., fare for round trip 81.25. Children -under 12 years of age 8.05. leaving Has­ tings 7:55 and fare Si.00, children 50c. Irving, 8:12 and fare $1.00 and $.50, ar­ riving at Grand Rapids 9:20 a. m.. aud <»ttawa Beach 10:20. Returning, leaving the Beach at 0:50 p. in.. Grand Rapids 7:00 p. tu. Those desiring can stop off at Grand Rapids. Boat ride on the Ijike on the steamer, city of Holland. 1J4 hours ride 25c, children 15c. There will lie 10 coaches left at Hastings the night before the ex­ cursion and If necessary more. Plenty of room and n good time assured. The excursion will be accompanied by a good comet band. Tickets on sale by the church committee. . THE Now for Red and Black Rasp­ berries. We handle lots of them. Leave your orders. Remember we are selling cans very cheap. We bought when price was very low and will sell low. Green glass, a No. 1 cans. Try some Breakfast Flakes, 7o lb. . Have you tasted our Sweet Pickles, 10c dozen. Potted Ham, 15c can. Potted Chicken, 15c can.. Potted Turkey, 15c can. Potted Tongue, 15c can. Shrimps, 30. All goods fresh, All goods first class. Suit of 3 rooms over store to rent. Front and very pleasant. Hams & VanArM TELEGRAPH /S One of the best paper® in Michigan. Th,* Weekly Telegraph can be had for 75 cents per year by calling at this office. IT IS NOT DOR FAULT. If you fail to know that PIANOS ORGANS and SEWING MA­ CHINES can be bought cheap of C. E. INGERSON. ‘•Not what a man earns bitt what he saves makes him rich.” We propose to make it interesting for Hastings competition. So don’t fail to write me fpr prices and terms on first class goods. Yours for business, C. E. INGERSON, Agent. Nashville, Mich. THE HASTINGS MARKET Constantly kees on hin d a fine line of FRESH AND SALT MEATS Which will alwas be for sale at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. ^EW CUSTOMERS INVITED. PLEASE GIVE US A CALL. THE RACKET ED. SCHUMANN, Clerk.F. P. WILCOX, Proprietor. HOW THEY STAND AT HOME HONOR TO HASTINGS. Additional Local News. K.isbt. ot rrt.. The abilities of Hon. P. T. Colgrove. or this city, have been recognized many times by tbe people of Barry County and even by the people of Mlchlgau. What­ ever he has been called upon to do. he has done hi a very efficient a..d thorough man­ ner. Bis abilities have been recognized abroad and he Is now one of the most prominent members of the Supreme kxlgo in the order of Knights of Pythias, bis name being mentioned In nearly every state and territory iu connection with the Supreme Chancellorship of this order. Within the past year he has been called to several different states to address Pyth­ ian gatherings, his recent address Io Chicago having been extensively quoted all over tbe country, and given* him on enviable reputation as an orator. The Knights of Pythias will have a special day at the World’s-falr August 9th, known as Pythian day, whan memtiers of the order from every state rod territory in the Union will lie present, ao well as the •best uniformed divisions of the country. At Is expected that on Pythian day there will be the largest attendance of any day In the history of the fair as yet. The fact that Supreme -Chancellor Blackwell, of Kentucky, eauuot be present on ’hat day, the choice of one to address tlie brothers, resulted lu4he selection of Mr. Colgrove foritbis high honor, ; Tbe selection of Mr.'Colgrovn will add greatly to tlie established reputation of Hastings for being one of the best K. of P. deles hi the-country. Iiaving one of tbe largest rod best lodges In the state; a uni­ formed division that teas won both state and national honors, and a member who Is lu line lot the bigbeat .office wlthia the gift of tbe order. To show their appre­ ciation ot toe honor every person In Has­ tings and Barry county who can should be In Chicago on Pythian day. Every member of Jiarry lodge. Na. 13, should go and If posalUe Hastings Division No. 19 should attend In uniform. The honor Is not entirely to 5lr. Colgrove but to the citrate wdL Our Canadian neighbors are alive to the question of road maintenance aud are taking steps to prevent the deatrueUon of their wheelways through the cutting and grinding of the aurfaces by narrow wheeh tires. Tbe Ontario department of agri­ culture has recently sent out a valuable special bulletin setting forth the tn*a>uicut neceessary to make as well as maiqtaln gaol roads. Tho report saja the re­ pairing of roods once a year (the usmil plan) Is wroi& In principle. It fa nil u c more o'ljectilnabic ns almost always It Is uoue In thetpring, tlie good effects dfaapeunng before the time for full and winter travel to set In. The report strongly canmemfa the uiovcmeat In favor uf wide tires for The law concerning stmy animals Is not so well known as it should be. if you take up u stray animal you must wlt>iin ten day; give notice to your township clerk, who must make an entry of the same; then you advertise the animal in your local paper, and sixty days after aucn advertisement has. appeared you ap­ ply to a justice of the peace to sell the ani­ mal. He Issues a warrant to the consta­ ble, who gives ten dajfc notice by posters and you get all your expenses. The pen­ alty of taking a stray animal and not giv­ ing notice is 85, and besides ihe owner can come upon your place and take It away without paying you anything. ance of trade Is against us .It lias to be Daring the year 1892 the gain in • insurance iu force of the Mut­ ual Life Insurance Company of New York, in the State of New York, was$1,147,036 The NoRTHwasTgRs’s gain in business in force in the State of New York was 5.777,985 The Northwesters's gain in the city of New York 2,398,757 The Mutual Life gained in Wis­ consin 298,178 The Northwestern gained in Wisconsin 3,987,666 Countless items of news are loat to the newspaper by the modesty of people who hesitate to tell a reporter of matters con­ cerning themselves, not because they ’ do not want to appear in print, but are afraid someone will think they are pushing t hansel vm forward. Such an W«-a is wrong. From a reportortal\ standpoint, the mau who stops a newspaper man on the street and kindly Inform him that he has been to Chicago, that be is going to Chicago, that he la going to get married, or thnt his wife is entertaining from a distance. Is the dearest man on this mun­ dane sphere. Would that his like was on the increase throughout this broad land. The North-western gained in the State of It is sincerely hoped by business men New York, the home of the Mutual Life, all over the country that the prophets who more than five times as much as did the express the conviction that the present low price of wheat will go to a still smaller, Mutual Life, and more than twice as much figure are mistaken. Wh»n the farmer Is abort of money, every class of business in the City of New York alone as the Mut feels the stringency- Though their bread ual Lafe gained in the whole State of New may cost them more, dwellers in villages, York; while in the State of Wisconsin the towns and cities know that good prices mean good times, as past experience has home state of the Northwestern, the gain repeatedly shown, (foe Kalamazoo grain of the Northwestern was more than thirteen buyer, who publlely predicts a further times as great as that of tlie Mutual Life drop Ip the price, bases fils prognostication on the fact that in June last year tbe visi­ ble supply was 34.4M.MO bushels, and thia year it was M.000.000. The supply Is The Spectator Pocket Index gives the total gain of the Mutual much greater than the demand, and a teig -ropjs promised.—Plainwell Eulerpri ,e. Life for 1892 at $6O,295j925 During the heavy storm Monday mon), Gain in foreign countries other .ug lightning straek* Morris Pilgrim’s bam In Baltimore, about 1.38,. setting R on fro \ than Canada, 18,899,301 and burning It to tbe ground. By a great Total gain of Mutual Life in deal of hustling most of the farm imnleUnited Stated and Canada. . menta were saved, as well aa all of the 36,396,624 lhe to ex In the bam. When Morrfc entered the burning building be went (It? near the horses. In his excitement be fdggot to speak, but placed his hand np£ the horse. He received a vicious kick In the stomach In return aud Morris Baid’ for l,iat he expected to go with L® 'T, to crawl rhe ba,MWs wnft'tniVfrtr rr.finMr ' kadi be hay and grain for $500 in t|ie German Baptista Co., of Woodtan J. The insurance will probably about eovsr the 1 ms OU barn and contents. A steer that was standing near the bam at the lime was also killed by the stroke. TO SUMMARIZE. Total gain of New York Life in 1892, as given in Pocket Index 60.165,451 Gain in foreign countries other than Canada.. ..! 25.505,315 Total gpin in the United States :;4,660.136 and Canada. Total gain of the Equitable in 46..067,688 1892 .................................... For some reason their gain in foreign countries other than 4.153,787 Canada, forthe year, was only Which is only about one-fourth their gain in foreign coun­ tries during' 1891; but this leaves them a gain in tlie United States and Canada 1.'.113,901 of only................................... The Northwestern gained in insurance in force in the United States (although no business was written in Missouri. Arkan­ sas, Louisiana. Mississippi, South Carolina, Florida and a large portion of North Caro­ lina, Georgia, Alabama. Texas and some sections of Illinois, Kentucky. Tennessee and Indiana) $36,837,850. which is $441,350 more than was gained by the Mutual Lite, and over a million more than was pamea by the New York Life,in the United States and Canada combined, although these cow panies write business in all sections or tne country. MERRILL FOOTE, Special Agent �Hastings Banner Thurs'la'i J’,Jy 2Ot 1S93* firn you Going to Bun • in the Drug line July is always a utli ui our business, s i. li a time we are anxious to sell fur the above ill sell you any m e iu stock at re­ Call and see k consists of a |i,„.,.f WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, iloOL BOOKS (new and .1,1 haiuB PAINTS. OII.S \ \RNIS11ES PATENT DRUGS arid ■ ri’EES. This is the GREEN lor PARI I [.'llalxtre. INSECT an I ELY PAPER. /T)r. E. H. I^lhrop holds the pennant /thus far this year for thc largest black bass caught at Wall Lake. He was there Tuesday and palled In a fine one weighing seven pounds, much to the chagrin of Qgod fisherman. John Kelley, of Rochester, Nl Y.; has Just shipped to Woolley * Bronson, of an invoice of his celebrated fine Mr. Kelley enjoys the distinction of making as loe a due of ladies fcotwear as can be found In this country. V etcrans'days at the world’s fair have been chugged from Aug. 20-24 to Sept 11­ ' This will accommodate many old '*ko..w*P’ by the change, be *bie to attend both tlie Grand Array Encamp­ ment and the fair on the same trip. PERSONAL MENTION. Dan. W. Reynolds left for Hornellsviile, New York. Monday afternoon navItfg received a telegram that his brother is business. July 13.1395. very sick. Loans and discount* bonds, mortgage*, and Mra« L. J. Wheeler, of Ctare- blocks, Due from banks tn reservt W. M. ^Filkins, of Chicago, Is In the t, 8. Dakota, have been vblting their Furniture and fixtures niece, Mrs. M. L. Cook, and other rela- Other real estate. Current expenses and taxes paid terd U C°°k WtS Ortnd Rapid8 yw‘ Checks and cash Items Hold coin a couple of days silver coin f idT* Brown’of Alma’ was ln the cHy In Chicago last week with W. W. Black­ U rt. and National Bank Notre well. .Supreme Chancellor In the world In the K. of P. order. Miss Emogene Brown is home for a ftw Mr. and Mrs. Julius Russell, Mrs. P. T. Capital sfock paid In Weeks. fnod Colgrove, Misses Gertrude, Bertha and Surplus l’ndlride.1 profits W.lt.r Wllktai Sr.. Chlcco, I, Id Maude Bentley form a party who left for Dividends unpnld tne city, Individual dwosils . thc White city Monday. O rtifleates of deposit C. D. Beelw, of Chicago, was In the city ■ Miss Lucy Joslin returned from a trip s*viuga deposits ruesday. to Chicago this week. She leaves Mon­ HiUs parable Merrill Foote was in Parmalee Friday. ’ Ed. Brock was lu Caledonia over Sun- How many of tbe pathmosters are rware ef this provision in the stale laws: ’The Emma Pflug is home Chicago pathmaster may allow 25 percent of the onMiss a visit “ road work on setting out trees, at 25 cents Mrs. G. W. Lowry was in Middleville per tree, aud the law says he shaif cause at least 50 trees to be set out In his dis­ yesterday. trict. L. H. French, of Vicksburg, was hi the rhe Nashville News Is retrieving many city Friday. well deserved ------"-------- •for -----------compliments Dr. Denslow, of Muskegon, was In tlie excellent write up of the graduating exer­ city Friday. cises in that village, i.eu is getting out a rattling jpmd paper and one that the «. W. Farnum, of Cassopolis was In the people ot Nashville ought to appreciate. city last week, day for Manpiette where she will spend the summer with her father. ' Prof. R. D. Bailey and family left Mon­ day for Gaylord, their future home. They leave many friends and maghbors who gret .heir departure and wtali them the best of success in their new home. <E<I. DeGroot and Chas. Wise left yester/day morning for Atlanta, Ga.. where they have secured .employment In a furniture factory, the former as superintendent and the latter as, foreman. We regret to G. M. Anderson, of Detroit, was In the eUronicle their departure but the best city yesterdaj. ishes of their friends go with them. VYbo bewails his miserable condition mure than the slave to hts.habita? Yet he Is deserving of no sympathy, as be can MIm Helen Millspaugh returned to the Obituary. buy ot any first-class druggist Hill's city yesterday. Chloride of Gold Tablets, which are Mr. John Gilding, died at the home of guaranteed to cure tbe Tobacco, Opium or James Hoouan. of Kalamazoo, was in his son in Custer, Mason Co., July Sth. the city Friday. Liquor habits lu their worst forms. I$03, being now nearly ninety years of age. He was bom In England In 1803, Elsewhere In tills issue will be found an irs. John Dennis went to Grand Rap­ was married to Maria Dawson in 1827. By adv. of C. E. lngerson'8, the enterprising fils Wednesday. this union there was ten children, three mu$lc dealer, of Nashville. From what Ed. Evans, of Delton, has returned to »ons and seven daughters, four of whom he says it Is evident that he means busi­ Hastings tu live. still survives him. He came to America ness and proposes to do business if any is In 1847. settled in Wayne Co.. N, done anywhere. If you are thinking of z^Mrs. JI. G. liHle, of Nashville, was in where his wife died Feb. 14th. 1858. He buying a piano, organ or machine you the city Monday. was married In 1801 to Man’ Clark who should write bi tn. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hay returned from still survive him. lu 1885 he settled in Barry Co.. Mich., where he resided until if you ore thinking of building a new Allegan Tuesday. THE DRUGGIST. 1878. then moving to Custer where he bouse, get designs or the modem houses. Dr. ami Mrs. Et H. Lathrop spent Tues­ lived until death claimed him. P * had Don’t build after the old styles but adopt day at Wall Lak<i wanted the new Improvements In architecture. been an active member of the Baptist L. B. Barton, of LeRoy, New York, was church for over sixty years. He always aiul vw inity. Liber- W, F. Al'ezeo, the c ntractor and buidler laid the Bible Is the treasure of the poor, t:» pari!, and we- furnish the has all the latest designs and certainly can iu the city Friday. the solace of the sick, and the support of please you with what be has. He can be Miss Carrie Schumann, of Grand Rapids the dying, and now we think of him as ct tiu.lrte <iuit!t ever provid- found at bls home every eveuihg and will is home for a visit seeing his pilot face to face now that lie :«• at unce for terms. cheerfully furnish estimates. Miss Kittle Coffield spent Sunday with has crossed the bar. He leaves an aged Saturday evening the attention ot many relativesJn-the city. wife besides four daughters. 49 grand UMAKER A- BROWN. people was called by a fine display of children. 47 great grand children, and 1 Frank Schumann left Monday for a vis­ great great grand child, making five gener­ I’lii'a I*: pliia.Pa. aurora borealis, lieing specially attracted bj’ the waves ut light which traveled from it to the world's fair. ations who mourn his loss. At the same time a Wash­ Miss May Slattery, of Grand Rapids, ington astronomer who had his eye on the spent Sunday in the city. Church »nd Society. new comet saw the heavenly visitor throw Tho Hastings clfy W. C. T. U. will Mrs. Ingalli'. of Patterson, N. J., out a tall of light about 159.009 miles long meet at Mrs. Norman Bailey’s on Tues­ guest of Mrs. Wm. Wood. and about 10,QUO miles wide. day afternoon July 25th. FRED L. HEATH, , ■>! CIRCULATION F5 <>tiires. ,136 ,688 1.787 1,901 ance ti no •kanlina, Parospme 1,360 Life, lined tates com­ ' the Will Kennedy, of Grand Rapids, A very pathetic sight was witnessed ou Services at the Presbyterian church ' Main street Friday, when a buggy con- iting in the cltythls week. next Sunday. Topic for evening “Two mining an insane woman was driven up In Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jordan are spend- cons to the acre.” Choir accompanied by front of Judge Armstrong's office, i the organ, cornet and violin-. ing the week at Wall Lake. lur advert i*einents proved to be Mrs. -Sarah Gilk*-t>le, of Cas * he Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening Ml*s Ollie Grigsby and Allen Grigsby Tuesday' at latest to tieton. SIS! has been sadly afflicted, hav­ are visiting Bismaik friend?. In the Presbyterian church at 0:30. ing been leha-cd from the Kalamazoo Asylum two or u>rev years ago. She was Mrs. O. D. Fisher and daughter are vis­ The removal ot E. DeGroot to Atlanta. taken to that Institution Friday afternoon. iting Mrs. Mattie Spaulding. ' Georgia is a severe loss to the city, man has ever done better work or been Miss Edna Brooks Is spending her vaca­ more generally respected. Barry county people are bound to have He was an rnph line thrnughoqt the entire tion with relatives in Martin. Elder to the Presbyterian church, presi­ i continii“8 favorable the tounty• Already Morgan and Hastings Mies Minnie Cornell, of Chicago, is vis­ dent of the Barry county association of e immense. are connected, and no less titan ten in­ the Y. P. S. C. E. and actively interested iting Miss Gertrude Peudergaat str utuenta have been placed In private in temperance work. We bid him Godoffice and dwdidnzM. Hirelings seems to Mrs. DHbahn*’:r and Miss Lydia were speed. He has become endeared tu the guests nt Dr. Fowler's this ufcrk. whole community and hb rcuwvstl is duly r will sell all millinery one 8iiap it will bo|t‘»r her already bright and Prof, and Mrs. Will A. Morse aud soif, regretted. ,i the nest two weeks. p liHfit.—Ingraham of'AuSable. are rlsiting iu the city. "he regular monthly meeting of the ,h* ay 'find Our — . Maurice Grigsby is “making nay while Womans Home Missionary Society will Comfty items on inside A great many of our readers seemed to be held in the M. E. clfercli parlors, Wed­ the suu shine'” at Morris Burton’s. enjoy figuring but the postage stamp connesday, Jjily ifilh. nt to 1’. M, Every Benj. T. Taylor and daughter, of Mil­ body invited. ami dollars, in ‘takes and liiincfTuin so here is another. A lady went Into a store and asked the price of eggs. ford. are guests at Dr. G. W. Lowry's. She was told tbUt the ’duck’s eggs were Frank Nash ami family are camping out worth two rents each. goose eggs three Hotel property In Woodland. Call on i-albrlggan unjon suits with and cents eaclf and: hen’s eggs one half cent st Pine Grove, Allegan Co., this week. ves. also tine gauze underwear ach. She laid out twenty-two cents and Dr. and Mrs. G. w. Lowery and child­ or address L. C. Cavanaugh, Woodland. she said she would lake twenty-two eggs. ren are at Wail Lake for short sojourn. Mich. r- ^hner'-s. How many of each did she receive. moke hd. Powers No. 35 cigar. S. L. Caton, of Sturgis, was the guest he <ame; always the best 5 cent want to be well you must sleep of Cyrus Burghardt and family over Sun* John Cam th to Cothurni & Heuey, 80 a, sec । Mie i’nited States. 31. Thoruapplr, 84000. •,v.-D f you sleep well you must mastl- lay. Hiram Koger* to Fr»d (treble. tots. city. tJMO. brnni Gordlnier to Marta Gordlnkr. ton, i-uiw udng profane language on rate your food well, bu: (here can’t anyMr. and Mrs. James Wilkins and Miss lilt*. St co. t< of Eaton Rapids will be arrest- one chew poor beef. You won't have to Nellie returned Monday from a trip to the Nashs Frank Terpenning to Theodore Marenottse, If you buy It at the -'astlngs Market of the common council. SO. sec 31. Oranzeriik. StOOU They don't keep poor beef there. The Seth Angle returned to Chicago Wedi any estimates on building proper cutting of meat also adds much to I: on W. F. Allgeo at his’ home In its tenderness and quality. Ed- Schumann nesday. accompanied by Miss Et!,i 1 St. Johns Ims a bad care on h*r If i nds' ■t ward. He can certainly please knows how to cut meat right, ami as Mr. Mills. A resident lias sued tbe town, claiming Wilcox buys nothing but the best ot meats Mrs. Kenyon and daughters, of .ukr the sewer empties on Ids land and docs the Hastings Market Is a good place to go Odessa, have been visiting Mrs. A. D. much damage. The reMilt will most . Gotten prophesies the end ot the when you want anything in this line. likely be that the whole sewerage system Cook. September ’. World’s fair visitors will be condemned. Many of the poultry breeders in this nice and get in your trip before it Mr. and Mrs. Denslow and Mr. and Mrs. city and vicinity complain of loosing W. U. Stebbins Were in -Kalamazoo yesof their late hatched chickens — ---------------------------------:• r ! r inr.e.s have been so busy in their hay many from the attacks of a gray insect which i wheat fields of late that business in fastens upon the head. These are said Mrs. John Weis»ert and Mrs. Fred Par­ ■ < it;, tins been very .quiet for the past to be the same Insect which destroyed the ker spent Sunday in Woodland and Lake An Odessa. young partridge two years ago. ----t.dt r the new law. after the 2nd of application of ^wert cream to the bead of Minnie ---------Furniss and Francll Misses --------tin school teacher’s certificates the chicken will destroy these Insects. If Heacox, of Nashville, were In the t>e i-.'ued to applicants under seven- any of your young chickens ore drooping, Saturday. examine their heads carefullj’ and If the insects are found look the whole flock /IL J. Grant and grand daughter. Maty D e farmer* were busy kt over as after they begin ttf drooR it is left Tuesday tor a visit with Muskegon was proven by the -m. ill often to late to save them.—B. C. Journal. relatives. •r iu town Saturday it,:!<■ i Goodrich left Thursday, July 37. the Michigan Cen­ An ordinary week day. terday morning for a two weeks visit tral will run n great harvest excursion to proving an excellent crop for O'tawa Beach, leaving this city at 7:55 In the fair. rhere h a great storage In En-, the morning, arriving at Ottawa Beach ’fjohn Ferre, of Philadelphia, vfrfiited t his and it is reported that as high as 850 at 10:20. Returning leave Ottawa Beach Ulster Mrs. Edward Powers a fetiw days n i' lieing paid in England. fare for round trip, adults . I i< now in the court house tow- 81.00, children 5f»c. This Is reallp __nmd Mrs. Blanchard, of Battle Creek iiA Mr. U mer desires us tn state cheap as you can stay nt home, an one should miss going to the lake shore are visiting their mother Mrs. Oliver 1 Lv will be greatly obliged if th aud enjoying a brief.rest after a Jon - ib-crtlied will call and pay. Will Hams and family and Mr. and Mrs. i r.« are over 40-> entries in the stake this dry th£nljjht before starting so that Frank Black are rusticating at the Gun lored. and there will be fully 200 all may be sure of a gocM.iseat ---- —and - plenty luike club house. tp in the class • races • for the great of good cold water. A good band will Mrs. Addle Reed Fleming and daughter i-" ifng at Sturgis. July 31 to Aug. 5. ‘ accompany the excursion. Marjorie, of Philadelphia, are expected in The Michigan Central will until Septem­ the city this week. gii’nlng was very plentiful during the rms of Sunday afternoon and night. ber 30th sell round trip tourists tickets, and Mrs. Pliny McOmber, of - iral trees In the 4th ward were blown limited to return not later than October Coats Grove, spent Sunday with their 31st at the following low rates: ■•■ii during the storm In the afternoon. brother D. McOmber. Traverse City, Mich " E. Gillman died at his home in the Hora James A. Sweezey, Mr. and '■I I Bay View ■•nJ ward Sunday from paralysis. DeceasF. W. Greble and Mrs. W. R. Cook Petoskey ■•■4 wm an old resident of this city and In Grand Rapids Friday. Harbor Springs. Mich respected. Tbe funeral was held .i Mackinaw CI tv Fred Tungate aud family who I’lirsday. 11.30 Mackinac Island, ” 7.95 been visiting friends and relatives at ;.-i:Elk Rapids eijonu attending the Sturgis races field retunied last evening. Charlevoix •a-t year pronounced them the best they Mr. and Mrs. D. Killian, of Cottage Ottawa Beach vii-ver ,'wn. This year there will be Grove, HL, bave betn visiting relatives in uinr*- and better horses, and foar races the city, returning yesterday. 1 acl» ‘Lay. June 23. '93. Mr and Mrs. BfUJks, of BalUmore, ibis Is the year for the’ "8eventecn-ycar of Nashville, Keep cool—You can if yon will use one Maryland, Maryianu. and Mr-. •■*• ■ Truman, ••— ? iici'ts.” There are said to be twenty. 'friends . «...__ i.l Monday. , lu fl... the city Monday. the Arata tea fans. We wish to Inform •Islted i "n known broods of them and they ap­ that we are• now ready to supyly you aoPPri™! * xreFlwaln and family, John Mei - 'r In various sections of the country, von ' ... ________ n|nlr<n<r tinwtlnn’il - ----- - hut :iiways at an Interval of seventeen with new crop. t Japan tea. We have Just received a ah£ ■ ment of tho celebrated Arata tea—the. best how which gave an entertain- I alJ Jap<n ^-a tea that Is absolutely Ira Van Valkenburg and Mrs. John Busby in Chicago this week “doing’’ tip fair. ••• iui resortera. -----unusually targe ' catch of fish is reported. John Pender- , KA»l-is entitled tn the bun having caught a liter eel about two feet In length. It Is . ^'■ported as being the first one ever taken Hom the lake. wc purchasing a pound of | furnish free nf charge a Bear in mtod the to -be as fact that we —.nteetbe uwe »«<• tea •represented and to give rtWidtai W | found otherwise you may returni tbe same aqd your money will be refunds, Yours for_cbolcejea L. E.STAUFFEH- Mr. and Mrs. '^aldorff;. a’nd Wa|d(>rff and Flu Beadle. AL Benkes an waldurff have been eamvlng at wan LakB. Smith and family returned from rhlcagb Friday night. They leave tor.b.lr U-y VI,. «IW «» summer. When In GRAND TOE K tin.rn 73 apposite UNION DEPOT. IBS »azK> X’or D«y 1.783 00 Free Burn' Tr“,,'r-.. N’w U““ Steam Heat and ElectrlcBella. BEACH A BOOTH. 4401 00 5.-17,-!» i.l I 73,000 0) L.VOO 06 Going 80.0» 37 To The 3000 00 Total.................................. •••xc 4317,814 03 ui wlCReynolds©M%erof?^ibovenamed SENATE, Bank, do solemnly swear that.tlu* abort) state­ ment Is true to the best of my knowljrfge and belief. Dan W. Rkynouw. Guhier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this |15U» -----of. July 1MB.. Wjj. h. Powiuu, day Notary Priblle. RESTAURANT ConnacT-----Attest: D. (J. ROU1XSOX R R. Mf>smi Wm. H. Fuwxrs TO GET A LUNCH 9R SQUARE nEfflYou can also get canned Lobsters.'• Mac ker<r Shrimp. Salmon etc., and the stock 1« new an F Ample accomodations for all. ladlea as •> ss centa. Give us a call. In byement E. Y. Bogie's Store. Corner Main and jeff iJ M. A. GORDON, Proprietor .Absolutely Pure A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment Food Report. Ladles WatGlies, Gents’ wauM Boys’ Watches. Royal Baking Powder Co., Latest styles. Wall St., N. Y. Lowest rices. Hutter. I.’,. Violins, Guitars and Banjos, stock of the best strings obtainable. RxaraM pt Bye per bn.. Tallow per lb.. F.R. FftNGOflST, white per bu.. co ner bu.. Timothy Seed per bu.. 2.M. Barley per bu. 90 to 1.10 The Reliable Jeweler. Millet seed per bn. so. FARMERS WOOL IS QlErtP Wheat Is Clieap, But there neVer was a time in the World when you could buy as'much Furniture for the money as you can to-day at McCOY’S Furniture Carpet Emporium S the hot days nd begin to chase each other how naturally Straw hats come to mind sortment. We have a nice as- Ask our price ! It’s low to close them out. R. K. MEANT �OHIO AND INDIANA. SLAIN AT A CROSSING. Hastings Banner VThat Their World's Fair State > Houses Look Like. Thursday, July ao, 1893COOKS ROS.. Proprietors. Hood’s^Cures Chicago, July 18.—Going »« tho r»W of 30 miles an hour the New ork ex­ press on the Chicago A Grand Trunk Tho Ohio Building I* One of the M< railroad ran into a heavily loaded South Halsted street car at Forty-ninth and Attractive *n<1 Nrot Quarter*. South Halstad streets at 5:85 o’clock Monday afternoon. Three people [Special World’s Fair Letter.] were killed and ten injured serious­ There are two kinds of state build­ ly. Several people were slightly in­ ings on the exposition grounds; those jured and the driver of the street which combine the purpose of exhibit*, Orders have been issued to ’West car is supposed to be wandering about Point cadeta to gojnto camp at Jack­ crazed by the calamity of the people in ranging all the way from agriculture to fine arts, anti those intended to be son park August 18. his charge. It is expected that at least Maj. Pangborn has been elected one of the injured will not recover. distinctively club houses. Tothe Ut­ president of the American Exhibitors* Those dead* are Graee Hunt, of La ter class belong, the state buildings of association, and the 22,000 members Salle, Ill; Thomas Perkins, 5531 Green Ohio and Indiana. . 4 , The Ohio state building is situated th0 ~ujust northwest of the Fine Art gallery, Tn. rabin formerly occupied by Sit- c“^e „uih-bound n.l.ted .tract rar, its main cutrancA facing the faffoon which circles round the pier the Art Ung Bull ho., been opened to vUltor, th(, , , cn)wded BnJ In Midway l-Ulranra. Iteonlaln.mMy we„7Unll[n(t on the footboards. It gallery, winding in front of the Ohio relics of th© Custer massacre and of In- , was in - charge • • - *» —u - —-­ building and washing tho shore near of-Conductor Frank Bar the Illinois state building. It is on dian life. ___ . nett and Driver Charles Stalnecker. and tho visitor who Euobxe Field overheard a little boy At At Forty-ninth Forty-ninth street street is is u a Miwors network — of artistic -structure, ------- . thl. iai7oon alteilfnghis mother that the thing ho tracks tracks and‘ the creasing has “ ,_ stands upon the bank of the lagoon ■> w.y.bv,™ reganle.1 m,«dankerou»onn. and vinwu It from that 1"^' ”' ’ mos^enjoyed at the world’s fair was “riding around thc grounds on the im-•­ A loop freight train irolW wrat hml teg. grouml. with th. ‘"prerel™ »t«tuod the lowevmnn. George no of Ohio, noble ran. In.the> foromoral railroad." ■ Just The United States of. Colombia has Il.rnett, l>Kl raiwd the gate., ThU ground, the .weeping veranda i"*‘l’r opened its doors to the public. The was taken a. a signal that Hie way w» hind with its gracefully-rounded Doric hung raft nuarn, tbe ».»•« window, --------------------o -with building contains a fine display of the dear and Stalnecker whipped up hl. pillars, - ------------—-Is • “> and silken — materials, and manufactured as well as the natural horae. a. he .Urted lo drive aerre, tho vhite Swiss whole presenting a harmonious, products of tho South American re­ tracks. Previously, however, Conduc-. the '* u>r Barnett, xiarnett, a a son son of oi the iue towerman, wwvru—, ! palace-like picture before his eye, con public. ' tor Mies Helen Louise Johnson,’editor had gone ahead, and not being able to hare no sonl for art or beauty if he passenger train------' cannot see it there. of Table Talk, is In charge of the elec­ see ’the approaching vaiu --'**. ** • • ■ ■ • •he — •' —-> *>-_ of- the freight, motioned tho ■. The statue of Ohio Id front of.the trical kitchen in Electricity building. , because ur.rar vo raw-J.' building to > worthy tribute tn her She has been appointed representative driver to go ahead. As cooking teacher of the state of Ohio. ’i ‘ the car passedon tbe level 50 feet noble sons and the mothers of a space between the two double tracks brave race. Crowning agreeably tne aetuanu ox xno — — ----------------- ---------<■ the monnment Agreeably ;to the demand of th© world’s fair foreign commissioners. Barnett noticed a cloud of smoke arts- Is the figure of a woman cast in they have been granted Immunity from ing above the freight train to tbe west- typifying the mother of Ohio, and just arrest, and on apology has been ten- He told the driver. Stalnecker, to stop below on a lower granite base axe six dered Dr. Dr. Hassler, Hassler, Paraguay Paraguay’’ss repre repre-­ his horses. Stalnecker did not seem bronze figures representing Garfield. dered him and whipped sentative. |. to —understand --------- —-------------• ■- . his Sherman, Sheridan, Hayes. Scranton ---------------ta ,i._ The Austrian* at the world’s fair •“ ,am into I ‘ run .*' •Toid the 1041,1 i... ho an(1 Q1Bse. The architecture of the building is the of the are Italian rmie»l-C’T^c?'j^bda;„^.?>sr I ‘‘T°hr’am“.'^” “ward p^i of tire |1 rau^gnoA Tbvstyle dlm.u.iou. 100. $)inQfi$po5iho^ Master (jaaaeU Purcell •• A3 too re/ult of * tall, severe Inflammation appeared In my boy’s eye* We had to Keep him in a Dark Room, and we feared he would lose ids sight entirely. Hood’s Sarsapa­ rilla worked like a charm. While taking two bottles Uie inflammation gradually dlaapippearctl, hl* eyes grew stronger so that be could b<-ar thc light. Ho was soon ceaapletoly cared. I cheerfully recommend . Hood’s Sarsaparilla for all diseases arising from Impure blood." Mrs, j. r. DuncELL, auO South 8L, Piqua. O. Hood’s Pilis Cure all Liver 113. 25a. Michigan Central “ The Niagara Falla Routt.” suuon,.. UslsaKaBdlJK • RAfrrwAED. 1a.m.Ip.m lp.m.lp.m.l*.m BASHNGS.................. I 7.421 ».u| S 38|i:A9| f>.29 stafions. | S Bfi|s£ wanTWARO. lAm.la.mJn m.|p.m.lp.m. Baton w...................I xwl a.37|ii02| a.t»| loo M. A GILLMAN. Local Agent. Hastings •V . RVOOLES G. F AT. A. Chicago. •J4OXJ ‘qruvj -<j -y sro-rppv -tootpg ItuuoN pun *pa«qpo*g •0>i»||O3 «mu| puwjfj aqi »■ taopuod tpn« Do you Know? That fnore ills result from an Unhealthy Liver than * any other cause-indigestion, Consti­ pation, Headache, Biliousness, Mid Malaria usually attend it. Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator is a vegetable specific for Liver Disorders and their accompany­ ing evils. It cures thousands why not be one of them ? Take Dr/Sanford's Liver Invigorator. Your Druggist will supply you. MORTGAGE SALK./ wiahlg'h^M In tbe miralXafra: rival meeting in Music hall, a benefit fa Old Vienna, speeches, songs and , r fireworks. Frederics Law Olmstead, the great landscape artist, who with, his asso­ ciates planned many of the beauties of Jackson park, is no longer on the ex­ position pay roll. Hi* work is com­ pleted, and fa the general reduction of expenses his name was dropped. ' NORWAY’S BUILDING. One of tho Moat Unique Structure* at , ’ One of the qurftatest and most fas­ cinating of the foreign buildings at the world’s fair grounds is that of Norway, which is built in the style of architec­ ture of the old Norse 'days, and looks like a bird, or a boot, or a pagoda, with its funny decorations ,likc wooden birds. It is constructed of Norway pine, was built in thc land of thc mid­ night sun, and brought over here piecemeal. Oddly enough a blonde I pete, furniture, eto., are of the heel . ^Ufty and tho decoration, of couloir, and wall, have been arranged with • opeef.1 rlew to “rtUtlo effect and beanI tv Ohioan, hare reaaon to be proud ’ of their home In Jackaon park. The Indiana building, while not >o 1 artl.tte In oon.trnctlon or furnl»h«l n moh exqnbdte harmony an the Ohio .tote heodqnartera- la ao attractive .nd comfortable bnlldlng, and every dav the wide circular «««*> .nrrounding Ite entire front 1. filled with tbe am. and daughter, of Indiana reel­ ing In the ca»y roekera—for atUfbaokod chair*, hare been exelndedaftrr wreral hour, of weariiwmo eightseeing. While we stand looking at thc comfort offered her guests we note the location that Indiana has secured Is Bank BY THE WHOLESALE. i t 1 ll.llvFallarea _fkv. A, r. In the WMt Multiplying \ New Dlraovery. not only l,„| , oorerp. hot eeaiprt ,n 0( Iht * re efter elfert, of the m.l«dy Tm *“-» reern, to have a preullar Ing rapid eurre not only l„ lw?''*» Grippe, but In all !>!«..,„ *,T «; U Cheal and I.nnes. ami lu, , "-W A.tbm. ahd Hay Fe,„ '« Try It and be ronvlnr. d n J--."?!'"*■ point. Fn» lrl.1 boule, al w. „ "“J year’s drug store. '’**■ Strength mid fl< u|ih. If you are not reeling stnmkiMh. tryElretrlc Bitter,. It "ll S , *!“’• left you .weak and weary, us.' V Bitter.. Till, remedy ml, dVt^J liver, sbtmarb and klducv.. Utowonran, lo txofnrn, tl,,, If you are allllctvd with ,kk you will find speedy and Imrnum nt rvllar by taking Elrctrtc Bluer, One lril| convince yotfthat thl* in the rem.*iv v..„ need. I.arge bottles only r,o,.. ,t w Goodyear's drug store. ' u‘ Th, brat rain in th, «„tW r,„eati bruises, SOTO, ulrere. sores, tetter, dupkfi ,.w,bl"" corns, ud'sll skit, erupt-.™.. nnJ ly cures piles or no pay r„,a|ml ‘ iiu yaaranusfi to«!«■ p-rnct " money refunded. Price 15 re,„. w. L, For sale by W. H. Goodyear. The Y. M. A., ot (I.., claas base ball team. INDIANA STATE BUILDING, one of the choicest sites on the ground*. It is situated at the southwest inter­ section of the two grand boulevards just north of the Woman’s building, and from the veranda on the west the Hoosier visitors may enjoy a view of the wooded island, the lagoon, the Illi­ nois building, and many of the main structures come within the range of vision. . The building is French Gothic in de­ rar hud pmmed the lut track in aafety 80 M feet, of bay bay window^ feet, exclusive exclusive of window*. sign with cathedral windows, turrets when the swiftly-moving train crushed porticoes and terraces, and ita two and towers. Two large tower* with Into the rear end and platform. Many stories are about 35 feet high. The nncjunmara nt th*. l_«lwrM.l■ r rwyrtlrtO portico tins has Clf/nt eight Ionic Ionic spirefl, one at either side, rise above the passengers Had had own seen th* the Vmin train'at the semi-circular ' lost moment and had tried to jump____________________ columns the full height of the build- roof to the height of 150 feet from the from the car. Conductor Barnett de- ing, surmounted by an open bal- ground. The dimensions, including the voted his time to picking up women 1 ustrade and roofed with red tile, veranda, which is 20 feet wide with and children who fell from thc car and The building is constructed of wood two floors extending entirely around . was not on the car when the engine and covered with staff, d fireproof thc building, are 58x152 feet. The height Is three stories and general appearance' struck it. j composition resembling stone. The , The car, broken into many pieces, ‘ Interior of the building has the kind in very massive. This structure was erected at a cost ' buried those .who had been-riding in it ' o{ beauty that grows upon the vision of 805,000. The state paid upon it 850,­ . and as the 'passenger train plunged ' of t)ie observer. ahead there were many cries of pain I The loggia leading into the central 000 and the balance was raised by con­ and agony td be heard. Under the cur ! reception hall has U-en devoted to the tributions throughout the state. ,' w.u th.* body nf t; fl,». I na was the of n a ivnmun woman, identified as ' j MIm Grace Hunt, and seriously injured. ; At one side was the mangled body of ’ Finn, a plumber, supposed, to be ein- , ployed by Boyle. Finn's head was ! crushed and his body cut in two, prob- , ably by the cars. Thc other occupants ‘ ; of the open car were piled in a heap to * the east of the wreck. The Grand Trunk train of seven ! conches, with F!reman William Camp- i bell and Engineer T. A. Jones in I charge, came-to a stop within a train’s I ; length after striking the street car. As j , there was no occasion for slacking speed at the crossing thc train was going rap- ' ■idly, it is said at thc. rate of thirty ’ miles an hour. Policemen from the Forty-eighth street station got on the f cab of the engine after thc accident and accompanied the engineer and firerjian and allowed them to take their train into the depot After that, both . men were taken back to the station and . locked up . In addition to the Grand Trunk engi­ neer and fireman under arrest' there were at the station last night abd under arrest tho street-ear conductor and thc flagman. Ih-uuIi having been made In the .■oudiUous of it certain mpringe made by Arthur D. Hughes *ml SnraU !>. Hughes, his wife, Hutxrt ■ . C.stronx. aud Emma Strong, his wife, of Harry ! County, Mkbig.su. to Walter Dlrkson. of Al- 1 banv. state of New York, dated September t-c. । A. £>., 1S85. mid rdeontri> li! the office of tho | ’ Register of Deed*, for the County <>l Harry and State of MlehUsn. on tbe 3rd day of October. A. D.. Ji'-S. in Litnr 29 of Mortgage*, on pagt* 24 I and 25. which satd.nmrtgaU'* "tis duly assigned 1 by said W*lt< r Dickson to John A. Robertson, of the County of Harry ami Stale of Michigan, on tbe laub Jay of September, lS-<5, Mid aulgnment n*vlug been duly recorded tu the otnee of, tbe H<*vl‘t» r-of Dc- dH of «atd ('.ouuiy of Harry, on tbetmU day of February. A. 1)., IMM in Litter , 30 of Morlg.ige.* on page 434, on which said ' mortgage, so assigned there Is cUdim-d to be, due at tbe time at fids notice tbe num of three 1 tttousand one hundred elglity-two dollars and alxty soveii cents and an Attorney's fee of fifty dollars provtdeft for lit said mortgage, and wbteti l< the w -olerfftexml claimed io be dup upon said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having been Hist tinted to recover the amdunt secured by said moi Itcage or anj part thereof. Nowf therefor* by virtue of the power of sale contained In said mortgage, and the statute in tueb case made and provided, notice Is hereby given th*t on Saturday, the second day of September, A. D . J>WL at 10 o'clock tn the fore- । NORWEGIAN BUILDING AT JACKSOX PARK. troof*. I shall salt at Public Aurttoo, to the high„ , esc bidder, *t the north front door of the I young Norseman who was doing some JEi work named Erlemon. tng the ptare w here tbe Circuit (x>urt for the; ... there . was . ... , . Leif . z-. , , County of Barry Is holdrn) the premises de-1 As they had a Christopher Columbus scribed insaM mortga.e. (except such part of Qf that name, who tliey insist discovthe said n.-serf bed premise* «s wa« Inserted in % .... said mortgage by rrroc and which have been)j cred ered America, who tv ho knows but this man heretofore released by Quit Claim deed to ------ vbe —a’•lineal ----- 1 ■descendant. ’-------- J--* mu— । may The aflag Loots** M Ev irts, tbe legal owner as hereinafter set forth, or so much tbereot ar may be neces­ of Norway float* from the upper turret sary to pay tbe amount due upon said mortg-.mn of tho building. with Interest at eight percent, and all legal costs, together with an attorney fen ot fifty dol­ lars covenanted for tlit-reln. the premises belug A novel world’s fair excursion passed described tn said mortgage as follows Commencing u the north west corner of F. L, Kake's l»t In Hie village of Xrviug. County ot through Delaware county, Ind., tho Harry aud Slate of Michigan, and running from other day, pn route frotfi Cincinnati to thence ea’t or In an easterly direction alnng the Chicago. It consisted of a party ot five north line of lots heretofore eouveyed and to the young men in a covered wagon.' Un­ highway crowing the race aud east of tho lot or land deeded to Effie B Idwln. and from said derneath the vehicle tramped five dogs. highway In a south easterly direction on the On the wagon was inscribed: ” south line of tne rae*-way. to tuterse'-t tlie pood: thence on and along the westerly Hue of said poud in a northerly direction to the dan-, in G«1 we trust: and trom thence following the center of tbe Chicago or bust! Thornapple river to a point directly north of the point of starting, and from said |>oliit soutti to.the place of beginning, containing ten acres more or ies>: and al! on section thirty-one In The excursionists seemed happy, and town four north, range nine west, excepting from thp above all streets and highways now expect to sell the dogs for enough to lawfully thereon. Also the undivided one-half pay the expenses of the party. Of th« following: Cmi.im-m tng at a point fiftytwo feet, six lucb»s west and Helve rods three Japanero Temple for Chicago. feet and three Inches worth of the southeast A Washington dispatch says that comer ot the north west -mailer of section thirty-one, town four north ot ramce nine weal: Secretary Cariisle hus Instructed tlie running from tliruce west > luht rods; thence collectdr at Chicago to ;relcase from north to the center of the Tliornapple river; thenee east eight rods, theoc* south to place of customs jurisdiction the temple on the beginning. It Is expressly understood that tbl- wooded island at Jackson park, which last described ptemlses is ail the premises, mill has been presented by thc emperor of tlnx the Ute firm. Gardner. Campbell & Co . <-t Japan to the city of Chicago. This ac­ IrvtoK, and that thl.n morfiptve Is Intended lo tion was necessary to enable the park cover the undivided one-bnlf ot ail rights of commissioners of Chicago to accept the said Gardner, Campbell * Oo.. together wi' li tbe perp**41*1 r|Kllt; ,o ,ho power. bacK proposition of tho Japanese emperor, water flowaxe and mill privilege* dewnt»->1 who desired that the temple, which is above with the roller flou ing mill and all m<ll the feature of the Japanese exhibit at flxture* tlirrrin now staudlng or hereafter tn in­ erected and placed upon iwld premiaes Includ­ the exposition, should be permanently ing both of above dexrtptlon*. That in drafting said mortgage the draft«mni< located nt South park for its ornamen­ _________________ made an error aod tbe following described laud tation. with mill privilege* and right ot flowage, a-aa Ore;on’i Giant Salmon. inserted In uld mortgage by mIMakr. that the said mortgagor* had no title and claim no title In the Oregon booth in the Fisheries , Co said prrmlwes. and tbe Aaelguee ot said morumim claims no rights therein, and said building at the world’s fair during the b 'psemlses will not be offered for sale under I h s post few days there has been on exhibi­ . . mortgage sal-. The premise* so Inserted i.i t said mortKsre by error and which will not be tion a giant salmon from the Columbia offered tor sale are described as follows: river. Jhis beauty, which is probably Also the undivided one halt ot the following: Commencing ata point flfiy two feet six Indie* thc largest salmon ever taken from th© west and twelve rods three feet and three Inch*** waters of thc west, is fifty-four inches north at tbe south east corner of the north long, forty inches around and weighs west quarter of section thirty-one. town four north of range nine west; running Irutn them e eighty-two pounds. He is encased in thence north to the center ot river; thence east eight rods, thc center of a solid cake of perfectly place of beginning. It Is ex dear ice In which ho was frozen be­ rod that this last deacribed fore leaving the coast. le premine*, inHl privilege >n*i . owned by Alonzo K. Gardm r bell and constituting the lat.Mnnbell & On., of Irving, and First I*ickpoctaS£--Well. did you do a ttai tma moriipRe |< Intended to cover tne un- good business u'hile you were oat at AvidM one-half at all rights ot said Gardner. the fair? J Campbell A Co. John A. RonxBTsox. Second Pickpocket (back frofn Chi­ cago)—No. Somehow or other I r».u,T.0owuo^ couldn’t get my hand in.—Truth. Dorlnjlhe pre,.l.nre lh. - . tbe put aeuon It , n„,|2t.,wpe I,,,, Cm. The raspberry crop nf Muskegua co.,nt¥ this year win lx* very large. 1 Well write It down till every bod. see* It ’ s 3 . Till every body Is sick of seeing it Till everybody knows it without see­ ing It—that Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Kcm.-dy cures tbe worst cases of chronic catarrh in the head catarrhal headache, ami -cold in the heed,” In perfect faith, its makers, the World’s DhipenMry Medical Assocfttira of Buffalo, N. Y., offers to pay 55vo to any one suffering from chronic catarrh In the head whom they cannot cure. Now If the conditions were reversed— if they asked you to pay 8500 for a posi­ tive cure you might hesitate. Here are reputable men, with years of bouo.ible dealing; thousands of dollar- ami a great name back of them anti they say—-*We can cure you because we have cured thousands of other* like you—If we can’t we will pay you 8500 (or the knowledge that there’s one whom we can’t- core." Thry believe fa themsetwu Isn’t tt worth a trial, isn’t any trial preferable to catarrh? it cost 95.39*2.75 to maintain •saginaw county jail (or the last year. Over 85,000 pounds <•( wool have been marketed at Reading tills season? Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla? Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. The state tournament of trip >h<xrten will be held lu llBflkeguti. July A telephone line has !>e*-n pu’ up be­ tween Charlevoix ami Mancelona. You may rest nights if yon will! take । ‘ Aulronda;** Wheeler's Heart an-'. Nerve Cure, it contains no Opium or Morphine. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Mrs. A. J. Hall of'Borne City, has been granted a pension under th812 a month. A new county atla- of lllil is being prepared published In IS THE OHIO STATE BVU.DTNG. Thc first story Is built of Indiana history of Marietta, which is largely ' the history of the entire state. । graystone and the second and third are • On one side of tho doorway is a covered with staff. Topeka, Kan.. July lb.—Slate Bank bronze tablet with ita accompanying 1 Opening from the porch by large Commissioner Breidenthal was on Mon- ' white silken banner, commemorative doable doors is the assembly hall, sur­ day notified of the suspen.-don of six state of one of the most important epochs la ’ rounded by large windows with net and private banks in Kansas, *11 due thc history of the United States—the curtains which give a light and airy to th© suspension of* ** Kansass City batiks ' ' settlement of what was then known as aspect .to the halt It is circular in . fa which they , had . , depoafa. . . The banks ' the Northwest Territory. This tablet j form with oak ceiling supported by The ItapH-t.* ot () vo»o aiv m M JtcJtoI reported reported are are the the Bank Bank of of Joi Johnson City, : with the magnificent statue or statues ■ four Ionic columns. ’ B w M....... the Bank of Weir City, Hood <fc Kin- I on the front lawn will be of more in- j Three statues in staff have l»een mod- fag resigned caid’s private hank of Pleasonton, | tercst, perhaps, than any. other fca- eled-by Indiana artists and xulorn the ; '|„„ri Caney valley bank of Caney. Ritter &’ turns of “Ohio at the fair.” hall. The one on the south, ’•Agricul• •-«•*■••■ Doubleday's private bank of Columbus j The center of the building is an open tore,” was executed by Mias Retta' , seasons on record. and the Bank of Meade of Meade Cen­ court, to which the vestibule leads. It I Matthews. ter. Opposite this statue is one typical of Kansas City, Ma, July 18. — The . is 23x43 feet, thc vaulted roof forming Missouri national bank, which was I the ceiling. Opposite the entrance 1* 1 education, by Miss Frances Goodwin, a spaciobs alcove with an open fireI of New Castle, and in front of the en­ looked upon as one of the stoutest houses in tip west, closed ita doors at ' place; above which is a stained glass trance is the work of Miss Jeannette ■Iihooiun uoon. Ita assets are nearly |2,»00.(XM I window bearing the coat of arms of Scudder, of Terre Haute, representing while Ita liabilities are only ole-half the state. The frieze of the central Indiana beauty. It is called th© ’‘Maid of that figure. At 9:30 a. m. the7 Bank hall is a decoration of buckeyes, the of the Wabash.” On the first and second floors a wide of Grand avenue failed for 1250.000.* j state emblem. At the right, broad Denver. CoL, July 18.—The first , stairs ascend to the assembly room, or hall extends through from one tower bunk failure iu Denver since 1874 oc- ! what might be called th© portrait gal­ to thc other, separating the office, par­ ■ l-eopl.' «« curred Monday morning when th© • lery. Upon ita walls hang large por­ lors. reception and toilet-rooms from are prvparinx tur an eiinticipat’ 1 People’s savings, the Colorado savings I traits in oil of Senator Sherman, Sen­ the large assembly-room on thc first bration on August 1. Theze are 1.8W -I..-.I •’.iX’r.-n in ator Brice. Gov. McKinley and other*. floor, and the targe reading and writ ­ and the Rocky Mountain dime and dol- I lar savings banks closed their aoors. I *• A shorter flight of stair* turn* ab­ ing-room. on the second floor, from the Grau- Haven, anrt the city n«*" The assets of the People’s savings ■ ruptly to the right leading to th© ladies’ parlors, reception and toilet­ population 0.500. bank orc gl.500.000; liabilities. 11,350,- ; ladies* waiting room. A long hall rooms in the north part of the building. Amid tbe cries of hard time-;. 000. The Colorado savings bank has ’ forms a balcony around the interior On the walls hong the oil portraits etc., Owosso comes to the Inuit witn assets over liabilities, it isg claimed, 1 court, and furnishes an egreaa to a new cracker factory. amounting to 873,000. The asset* of veranda overlooking the lagoon. At Two flights of stairs lead to the second J>ek»o drowi will ”w, .£! the Rocky Mountain dime and dollar , tho end of the hall Is the governor’s floor, one at the north and the other at IwnwWr unlew savings bank aregl5«,803.53; Habilitlea. room, and adjoining it on the right the the south side of the building. Tho dead on peculiarly aggravated clrcumsunctt*. 8105,054.82. newspaper room. ladies’ parlors are at the head of the It is understood that all thc assign­ Downstair*, on the left of the recep­ north stairway. Throe rooms have ments were preconcertecl and the step tion hall, is the Cleveland hall, beauti­ hard wood floors, covered with bright PROBATE ORDER was taken for self-protection and for fully furnished in blue and white, full rugs, pictures by Indiana artists, books the protection of the depositor*. The of restful decorations and easy tetc-a- and a piano. s “J direct cause of the failures was the uni­ tetes. A soft-toned ------------------------------------MUU There is also a case filled with ce- County of B*rry. holden st thc Probate ‘'-f* *n_ piano, Itook* and versal hard time* and the inability to plctures make it the favorite lounging I ramics’ “d among the beautiful specirealize on securities. The president of place. -—*» Plac<?------------------------------------------------------®en» decorated china are six pieces each bank declare* that every depositor Thc Cincinnati room ad joins the ^Jlch ^^^d to Mrs. Harrison. will be paid in full and that the insti­ Cleveland room and communicates rhr®o of thc pieces are travs, one r7nWtte matter of the estate of — - r—uuc tution* will resume. • with with thc great central hall by means clover-shaped ------- and ornamented -----of an arched entrance draped with cur­ clover blossoms. In the reading-room of J° W~HeSder.b<Hir*drniulMrou.r<; £ tato praying for reason* tbrfvl'' will be found a case of books written tains. The prevailing color,tones ar© Union City, Tenn.. July 18.-At 13 m.U be licensed to sell ’be rent e we by Indiana author* and aU the files of he n*M d^reasod as lu Ihe <'-h o'clock Sunday night thirty armed men sage green blended with rose tints. West of the Cincinnati room and tho ,tato poponu Tbereupoult is is ’»« raided the city and visited a number of "OOT •"thc o®c'■• °f f^n,^*.^V?;taXarn. *>l disreputable resorts, demolishing the through a hallway opening from the Inlaid houses and furniture and notifying the reception hall lie the toilet rooms and trio pnaidcut, the isute bowd .nd the peUttoaand Uul t»e he «* aud all other p-r,n>«» >ut<.“»-* of inmates to leave the city. Attempts to a general writing room, while the ex­ executive eoturalwlouer. All th. room. ceased estate. are reipilreti tu appear *’ « ' ^lkW ™ me mini s Mid Court, then to be noldau «t tl» J. m{suppress these resorts by law have, treme corner room is devoted to the Sre. a l».cil»»l Ita'I-k-. “S;r**5Sf failed. Twelve years ago this city was use of smokers, which delightful priv- ’ *mbly-room. is"u>ry- oter ““ “In “ in.1 «tw>w cuuw. II any there be. s*t»> U«e I ’** ’Vy ---------similarly raided. Seven years ago a ilege Is restricted in every other nart r pwtle. .Isltiug tho Jah- M dm of local thieves was broken up-and of the building. The noAhwrot wfag sevefi hanged by a mob. Since then of the first floor. iBoecupfod by the post mMim-ney of i-aIu pcuuuu fbe until recently the city has been noted office, registration department and for Ita partly. It has 5,000 inhabitants other offices connected with the work­ and is one of the most prosperous towns ing force of the building. weeks previous oreviou* to Throughout tbe building the ear- ’‘“toro. in the state. __ weeaa v said day of heart11--iiom. Kuran stcix. U "udSall-rv—*- �OUR COUNTY j FJople Mrtrtn, tn>m ,to w lb, M. attended by their rnothetn-Ji-rkw, carry w*IkTtW,Sl»i.eivta? 1,1111 Bamo l*3t ,C« lna11 train, due here an *30* Jugs of wine enwreathed with flowers week between the Nashville and Wood- terday, -~.i —>.. . train was etonped In their hands. noticed that. the The Bumanische Thursday, July ao, >893. land nines. It resulted In a score of °£iConwtock, and that the bn-ak- Wochenschrift sa ys they kiss everyone 24 to 26 in favor of tbe Nashville o.“/““R**1 aher , ,naD aud relieved him they meet, and afterward present tho mw TRAD! MARK ««mm» w. R- COOK. Local Editor. boys. tIT* *htoh ,M? rt'tuni«'<J to’ the jug to his lips for a “nip.” The indi­ Perry Cazier white climbing a rail fence St ou aThK"?“ ren‘‘Twl wa* a ‘bkf. Who vidual thus regaled bestows a small r V Kalamazoo. He occupied the gift on the fair Cybele. Not to partake last Friday evening slipped and fell from tbe fence. He struck across the rail water e.o*et of the car. until Comstock of the proffered wine is regarded as an rea«'«>. "hen be boldly walked to a- Insult to the young wife and her , Ale. Root BverShake aud with his stomach, and received a serious strain which will know doubt double him The UC bUD.dle,eft ,he car' AND nreJJT •’ * va,n*W« one. as was farnil . She is, therefore, reserved to­ , up for some time.—Nashville News. d^S h\?n?Wn ‘° the crook’ who 8Urren- wn- strangers, and’only kisses thosu ■^A live pound »el was caught near the dered It al at once and nm. People can wi in she thinks likely to taste of her dam at Mlddtevi.^ by Harry Guilman. m th£^° eaPefUl I*1 travelto« ^ese times wine. Thc kissing is carried on every­ -rosmVELV CUKES— *” U,c P“«®«er tntula where—In the street, in the taverns and The Middleville factory has a new 75 Cl.rir hT? HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS lwr>e power boiler and a 33 horse power tl n 1 TOe 10 *CCUn* ,he lh,ef in private houses. The origin of this . au get ICE CREAM.CONPROSTRATION, custom is veiled in obscurity. Some say engine to increase their power. >\AI ;Y and anything in the line isatue Creek Journal. that it dates back to the time when the Middleville wants a street sprinkler for It Acknowledges no Superior. Tne aute Agricultural college at Lans­ Turks made frequent raids into Tran­ A BAKERY GOODS. Main street. * ing ba* a new president, Lewis G. Gor­ sylvania, and carried away all the Rev. R. N. Middleton, paator M. E. church. 1 iHir forget it. J. F. Fortney has b- en i-ngaged to teach don. of Detroit, lie Is only H!J years old. young women they could lay their Cedar Springs, Mich., says: Sleep and rest were stnmgem u> me after preaching till I used tbe Woodland school anoiber war with and was born on a farm lu Jackson hands on. Such of them os contrived ••Adtronda” Now I sleep sound ly and awake Mrs. Emmett Evarts of Nashville assist­ county and has been a successful teacher. to escape from captivity, happening to tefresbed. and l ean hrarUly recommend It. HASTINGS, MICH. Prepared by WHEELER anil FULLER ant. Floyd F.ddy a 10 year old boy living return to Ilalmagen at the time of the MEDICINE CO.. Cedar Springs. Mich. I \LMETIER. j. m. smith. SOLD BY . The Woodland school property stands m ar Chariot! was bitten on hia i. g by a fair, kissed their friends and relatives, free from delu for the first tltfic iu the ntule Miukc. Fortt"time his liml^i was and even strangers who congratulated astings ity ank badly swollen, but restoratives- promptly them on their wonc^rful deliverance. history of the new building. HASTINGS. administered saved him. Hastings, - - Mich. . Tlie section hands on the Ixiwell and 1RTON •* SMITH Hastings read are busily engaged -these Dr. Curler’s Kidney A Backache Tea In "Purehas, His Pilgrimage,” a rare 3|H'cialty. .day.* putting In new ties. The entire line is u compound of valuable herbs thnt CAPITAL $75,000.00; old-time book, very . few copies of Woodland. Mich. between Lowell and Freeport will have to SUBPLOT • 12.000.00. stimulate the Kidneys to action, clearing . which are now in existence, the fol­ ,be_ repaired. —’li raid. the passages oetareeu tlie kidneys lowing account is given of the ‘•pig­ C. G. Nichols. Incorporated under the laws of the State of Freeport has the bicycle craze. Michigan. and bladder, which become stopped up mies’’ of Iceland: ‘•There are also Pigv NICHOLS SIOO Rrwartl. glOO. aiid cause scltllngs like brick dust, and if miessor very little men and women here Open for business Dec. IS. 18M. The readers of this paper will be pleas­ nut removed will lead to Dropsy. Diabetes, who represent the most perfect shape of men, but they are hairy to the ut­ orrlCKRs: Hastings City Bank. Hastings, ed to learn that there Is at least one dread­ orjBright’s Disease. It regulates the four most joynts of the Angers, the mayles D. G. RoblnMo,President; ed disease that science has been able to Cluster Messer, Vice. Pres. cure in all its stages and that is Catarrah. important orgnnx of the body, the ston%- having beards down to the knees; but, promptly attended to. D. W. Reynolds, Caahler. Hall’s Catarrh C(re As the only positive ach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Keep although they have the shape of a man, DVdCCTORS: •K-.iri Loya! E. Kuappen. cure now known to the medical frateruitv. them healthy yqu need never fear dis-’ yet they have little sense or underCatarrh being a cunslltutlpnal disease, • standing, nor distinct speech, but make 1). W. Reynolds. Arthur C. Denlac-n. requires n constitutional treatment. ease. Price 40 cents a package. a kind of hissing after the manner of D.G. Robinson, I KNAl’PENA DENISON. Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea will cure geese.”________________ Halfs Catarrh Cure is taken internally, John Carveth, Chester Messer. LAWYERS. tyrting directly upon the blood, and mu­ that sick, tired feeling with a bad taste in P. T. Colgrove. Michigan Trust C<». Bldg. CHAUTAUQUA Grand Rapids. Michigan. cous surfaces of the system, thereby des­ tbe mouth mornings. Has the only savings department in In Barry In Sou£li Africa it is tlie Kaffir girls troying the foundation of the disease, and and pays 4 per cent Interest on all time Carter’s Kidney & Backache Ten will cure who demand references from tho AFAKTHENT BUlLbIHQ County ALICE KIRK. M- D.. giving the patient strength by building up depoena. I’hysieiau and Surgeon. the constitution and assisting nature in sick headache, constipation, dizziness.-and women who desire to engage them as Cor. 48th and ST. LAWRENCE AVE, !l.»,tlng*. - - Mich. ....Omcu. IS-M Adams Street.... domestics. It is not unusual to see its work. Tlie proprietors have so much pain in the back. ninip’Iy attended day or night.. Ot- faith in its curative powers, that they off­ QHKUQO, ILL. Carter’s Kidney A- Backache Tea puri­ some such advertisement as this in the 1. Stowell’s boot and shoe store er Une Hundred Dollars for any case that papers: “Sable Moori. of Graskop, is POWERS BROS. Proprietors. fies the blood, and regulates the bowels. First-class Accommodations to World’s.. it falls to cure. Send for list ot testi­ willing t,o do very light housework ia WEEZEV. Carter's Kidney A Backache T/a is a sure a family where no English servants monials. ... Fair Visitors...... . Hastings. Mich. Address, F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. and positlve'cun* for -kache and In- are kept. Those who desire her assist­ KIXGAJTT XKW BUIIJHNG DXS111AIH.E LOCATION TKllMH B€ASOHAUI.K. । - .n all courts of the state. Col- (•). Sold by all druggists, 75c. tiamatlon of the kid»-vs and bladder. ance must be ready to furnish testi­ Correspondence Solicited. Address all Com• i.mptly attended to. monials of good character. No others municatlone to The CHAUTAUQUA; Sold only by W. H. G.u , lyear. need annlv.” . 82-86 Adams St. Fl JtC. P. LATH HOP. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES C. W. POWERS, Corresponding Secretary•pathic Physicians and EVERY 2IPL HAD ONE. Mrs. A. Brown, a tW-year-old widow Surgeons T. W. Reynolds of Pint- Creek, living at St. Johns, tell in u dark room one and country promptly last week of injuries received a year day Inst week and bruised herself badly ago while cleaning a u«... uu> heavy ।I dam ,, (ruin drift wtwid. * The mania for collecting bcer-muga, about the head and face. The next day .. , , IBn ex-Vassar girl says. according to she walked to the mirror to see how her Physician am! Surgeon, ...LJK,“ !,o,w, he thiV.-rk World. Ia au old vL face looked. Then she fell again, strik­ World's fair may be seen Is the problem ing her fare on the casing of a d<xir. She Mich. for which many people are trying to find I — . , . . died .from the injuries the sanft evening. -hknee. <>ne block east of depot. .solution. Few. however, can hope w v''rVlr! “ >" “X ii BARBER ■ equal the record of the Allegan fellu* ; hIlc cx.’la,Ued- had among her Physicians and Surgeyns. who started for Chicago with $3.75 in his cortege properties an immense glass Mrs. Winslow'* Soothing Byrup has been u**d ur'eounty responded to with pocket stayed at the fair nix days beer-mug. the larger the better. How .for children beUilng. It sooth* the child, soft­ ant! l ad 81.25 left upon his return, the custom originated I cannot say. en* the Kutns. atlsv* all patn. cures wind colic, •v. day or night. • It m’ght be added thnt he bent his way on but thc glass beer-mug was then con- and Is the Iwrt remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenh • cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists ELDON. the railroads and .we surmise that be ■ sidered an indispensable adjunct to live through out the world. Lb.->tiaet and Real Estate Office. lived on air.—Piainwell Enterprise. every stylish young woman’s education Ab- tract Block. Hastings. h, ,ii uti Real Estate Real Estate A little three-year-old daughter of C. —because it looked ‘weird,’ I presume. To purify, vitalize and enroll the blood, and ■ • ::ilvuot!. General conveyancing. You rvihember nt one tim&.thc Vassar give nerve, ttodl y and digestive strength, take ,.iiq. • set of Abstract Books, com- Bestle of Munhall is In a critical condi­ • Records, can furnl*b complete tion resulting from having a hot cup of craze for pronouncing everything Hood's Sarsaparilla. Continue the medicine Gives ail the news of Town.JDounty and State, and as much National C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. ‘weird’—from a comic opera to a mid­ after ever)' rnci-.l for a month or two and you news as any other paper of its class. coffee turned over her head and chest. will feel ''like a new man.” The merits of night lunch on pretzels and Jcmonude. Hood’s StnoipM-llla h proven by It* thousands DRAKE. M. D. Charlie Swineford of Marshall accident­ “ 'What use did tho beer glass serve?' ot wonderful cures. Why don’t you :ry It? ly ran a sharp stick in hl$ inouth which ver Holloway’s drug store. penetrated lo his throat, and he is In n Oh. dozens of uses; we used them to Hood's PIIK cures constipation. They nre (rom j to 4 p. in. Telephone, con serious condition, intermitant fever hav­ drink from in, our rooms, to keep flow­ the Iwst afiei-dinner pill and family cathartic. residence, at HoRoWay's drug ers in. to concoct the hot lemonade po­ ing set in. George lY.irnham bought. Friday of tions fur bad colds, to curry to picnics, to smuggle iet-creani in and for lots of lletroit Albert Ewer. 50 fleeces of wool, cut from other iiitcrcHting hfTnirs. Of course ewes, that averaged 10^ pounds of wash id wool each. The price paid for this -lot most of the girls bought thei^ beerGrand Rajiis. Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news was 18c. Mr, Burnham has taken 150.000 mngs. but the girl who was so fortun­ ate as to hnvq one given her by a mas ­ of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign pounds of wool so far Ulis season.— Largest stock culine admirir-r-oue who was a trifle lands in a nutshell. It has seperate-departments for “THE FAMILY Battle Creek Journal. nton thick, Haitings.i wild preferred—was a person of great In the west a1*«»CIRCLE” and ‘ OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ Byron Archer ot this city is-enjoying consequence among her mates. One Juiely everythin! CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. a visit with his brother Jacob, of Cali­ fortunate girl. I remember, bad a Write for prices fornia. Forty years ago Jacob Archer, Its general political* news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive, tfilack Jade' from Heidelberg, with with three other young men from Reading, v-i J. S. Goodve'nr & Co.'s store.) brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no .■ - :u M! courtsof the Stale. Collection* Hillsdale Co., had an attack of gold fever heavy old silver mountings. She was superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized tlie most envied j :rl in college. ’ rapUr itteuMlngto. and went to the New Eldorado. Since “I confess to attaching some senti­ authdrity in all parts'^ thc land. I'lMMERMAN’, Homeopathic Phy­ thnt time Archer had not been heftrd from, mentality to my beer-mug.” concluded although diligent effort had been made to sician and Surgeon. find Uta, and he was finally given up for the ex-Vassar girl with a deprecatory 1 ■ over Lathrop’s drug store.) A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to.offer this splendid journal dead: The first Intimation that lie was laugh. “It is still among iny cabinet and “THE BANNER” for one year REAL ESTATE AhDCOLLECT- alive was when he put In appearance at the treasures at home and is really a high­ old home last week, where be was recogniz ­ ly cultured mug, having gone through IXO OFFICE OF ed by only two of his boyhood friends, and four college courses at Vassar—with Palmerton a Smith, the first knowledge he had of his mother's myself, two younger sisters and a girl Woodland, Mich. detfth. upwards of thirty-six years ago, “N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1.00? rroN, « .1. M. Smith,friend. I have often wondered if the J ustlce ot the Peace. was when he went to Reading last week. beer-mug fashion still reigns in Vas; CURED or NO Pa Y for services. Public. Ot Uie three men who went to California Written guarantee to permanently cure all kinds «d Rupture of both sexes. No pain; no with bim, one Is dead, one still resides in ear’s classic halls." operation: no detention from business. For California, and tbe other Is in South Subscriptions may begin at any time. full information and Illustrated pamnblet con­ KEEDICK’S TYPEWRITER. taining Michigan references<free^addreM America.—Coldwater Courier. Address all orders to or THEO. E. MILLER CO.. 102. IM.’ Mich­ . Mrs. J. Worthinglon and Miss Worth­ or Deception. zvrioii. igan Ave.. Detroit. Mich. ington of Albion were injured In a street­ When Mr. Kecdiek reached home the CIRCULATION * car accident in Chicago recently. other evening, says ghe New York week, 75 quires. J. J. Curtis of Charlotte had his poctfets Mercury, he was confronted by a very picked of 88, and rail road ticket while nt angry wife, lie had scarcely got in­ side thc door and hung his hat bn thc the fair. chanxes for advertisements Mrs. Wm. Palmer received a visit tbe hall rack before she blurted out: this office Tuesdays at latest to "You’ve got a new typewriter!” past week from three of her skiers. Mrs. rtion in the Issue of the week “Well yes.’’ replied Keedick. “How 8. Stewart, ot Rochester, N. V, Mrs. Dr. did you find it out?” R. Thomas, of Lakeland, Minn., Mrs“Oh. I’m up to your going* on, I can Fry. of Joplin. Mo. M rs. Geo. Cayp^nter , good appetite, of Grand Rapids, nnoth er sister was un­ tell you. You got your new typewriter WinTonw'etelv <!e«rov the derive for TOBACCO in from 3 to y day*. PerfeetW harralen; esnse no all. pure blood, able to i* present. The aggregated agv of yesterday.” ^Icknew, and ni»y b« given In a c-j# of te» oreoffee without the Knowledge of the patient, who will i y Hood's Sarsaparilla. the five sisters is 339 years. Mrs. Palmer . “I did. Who told yon?” is 58 years uf age. and she Is the youngest “Well, ifybu must know, it was Mrs. of the five. The visitors had been attend­ Gnskett. Hur husband told hyr. You Sent bv thc UM Of our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS. -i-undness of a beam or log, on .... ex­ ing the World’s fair, and they unproved needn’t think you can keefl things During treatment potiert* are afi.rwcd tlw free u»e of Liquor or Morphine until »uch time • can bi? accurately determined by the opportunity for a family reunion — from me.” , testimo• oi hearing. The enr could be Gobleville News. ■•they shall v»*—’ • I have no,desire to. dear. Wa Pi । t-> one end of the beam, while the • nials from A Mr. Jacob Harris of Calhoun county, “Don’t dear me! Your typewriter is liotiM be struck with a hummer, persons who snunrt it clear and distinct, the beam was In the citv yesterday and gave a only about eighteen year* old?’’ have been cur­ “As nearly as I cun jn !ge of ages, I ft. Kand if dull or Telegraph reporter an account of a marvel­ ous fall of what some believe to be true ed by the use of should say that was about right.” decay bus ia somewhere In the • manna." The pacflUar natural phenomY/ri.C v-m. “And has melting brown eyes?” Mrs. enotLbas beFn dlscove?ed in the southeast Keedick went on, indignantly. : >u wish to’wpUHure anything and section ot the township pf W est LeRoy “Possibly, bnt I haven't noticed them no rule or utjw ’ line at’ hand, but the past tew days.4 It has been ascertain­ Tna Onio Chxmical Cot DvarSik:—1 have been r.iing year • n to hive t silver quarter, half dol- ed’to be a fall of honey dew. such as doing any melting.” cure Tor tobacco beblt, »nd found.it would “Oh. no! Of course not. U ithasoft r whole dollar, these convenient artt- Josephus, tlie historian of the Jew®* aayb i what you claimed for it. I used tea cents • will fill Hu-bin to your entire .“atis- composed the manna upon which the voice and eharming manners?” worth of the *L-onge*t chewing tobacco a day. ’•'do KOT BK DECEI'-En kw “You are nearly right. ' The dew Is a sweet < ■11- A United States dollar is one Israelites fed. Ine *ny cf the vartoui “Nearly right! I know I’m quite . anil n bait In diameter, a half dollar sticky substance, pleasant to the taste chcteiffor" tale. A»x for HILL 3 T i-l an inch and.an eighth and a quar- and covers tbe leaves and branches of right'.” exclaimed the jealous woman. LETS «nd take -e» other. , B. M. JAYLORD, Leslie, Mich. trees and bushes to such an extent that in “Now, I want you to telUne the name dollnr just seven-eights of an inch. some instances It trickles down from leaf of the forward creature.” ---- -THE---a order to find out what length ot time to leaf, it is thought by sumv to be he “Yon want the name of nxy type­ ‘•uld.require to stop the Lake Shore excretions of insects and by others it s them all right and, although • t” an experiment was made recently writer?” . hey did thc work in leu* than 'i '-v Carlisle. Tlie train was speeding attributed to the pollen of flowers, it “Yes, I do.” Tn'.vveers. ’ II, 53 AMD5S Onti Bit makes a splendid bee food, and w«»ey« v ®[ ;■ ;i.' at the rate of 05 miles an hour when It has fallen tbe bees have attacked it will. MATHEW JOHNSON, P. O. Box <t•Wliat for?” ; । LIMA. OHIO. “Never mind what for. I want y our । -'bdled to stop. The engineer applied• ravenous appetite.—Kalamazoo telegraph. PARTICULARS ' li'brakes and stopped the monster Tax Ohio Ciikmicai. Got . . , , , . GEntlexcn:—It siveft tr.e pleamircto »peak a word of prairc for yoar 1 ablets. In conversation with M. M. Sherwood Simpron. Wlal ; ' in 45 seconds, within a distance ot' mh wasstroarly addicted to the uv:^"------------ J •*--------- rrf-~» i — -■•■nr feet. The emergency appliances1 while in Plainwell Monday that gentle­ are you g*»l W <° ■'« atKi'11 ltr FREE. «ir Tablets. He wa» a heavy and cot I« 1 not used, and it is thought that by’ man Informed us that forty years but ti/rce dav* he quit drinking, and will not four month* befwo writing you,lo order to km ' nsa the train can be stopped in a1 was a resident of what Is now Wayland ROUMANIA'S^SSlNa FESTIVAL, j village. "One tittle Incident,’ .he said '■isUlcrable less distance and time. MBS. HELEN MORRISON, “J I t “will always remind me of Wayland, and * U„„, A»»u.l »>» During warm weather remember that ,h. <>rtak. AUW< was when 1 came near shooting an j-'ur horaes want n drink of water oftenerr: that Itelniacon, » R.>um«ni,n country Indian. 1 was hunting near the old ib.an in winter. If he does not drink ot twelre hun.lro.1 i s Chambers’hotel when an !ndlan came mu-'h at the regular time you are In ther through the thick brush with a saddle of LOIEGAY. hold. It* »"»“• ,ulron *¥ h il'it of watering. »ry him in a couple of r venslon on his back, and I came within an hours after. There are many men takingt *ce of shooting, thinking it was a deer. Theodor. On thu. oeen.ton the pUeo ,«>rau with newly ntnrrM care of horses that don't know and don’ti Mr. Sherwood h 72 years old anil last fail THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., from .Uty orelghty rlllnge. Ln the dtacare about them, only to get through with SI, SB aadSS Opw-c Back UKk, CUM. (La wntiag please sMnUoa Uli paper.) ,rtct; Widow, who hare latoen tre«h 'their work as easily as they can and draw, klltal M«rl>y*>nr t missed a shot He served in the late war Cl»nd. remain at home. The young , their pay. a man who Is taking care of' dh.b«i dj-jw and generally horses through force of circumstances. his time to bee culture-—Waylaud Globe. women ta teatlre should never have tbe care of good ones. Hastings Banner. ALWAYS SMOKE AD1R0NIA 1127 Wheeler’s DRINK"1GE. GREflM SODA, Heart Nerve J re THE BEST In The Market Sil£??l?l7the*xPerinient a«a‘". UNEXCELLED.FOR INFANTS! J. MILLARD, business cards. W. H. GOODYEAR. H C B , HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJVrtPER Tlie Lsadiag RipiUitu Family Paper of the OoM Slaios ONE YEAR H. FOR ONLY $1.10. THE BfflNER P.' Your Home/would be incomplete without it. W*REID_ GLASS The New York Weekly Tribune FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. Rupture - - $1.10 We furnish both papers for LOCAL NEW’S. HILL'S V “a. DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF GOLD TABLETS . DBUNVEKHESS" rod MORPHINE HABIT HILL’S < TABLETS. OHIO CHEMICAL CO �Without further argument or dispute. ■n., hoUd>n •« It wa. by a phyalclan. Ell Rlohari, a vZ? Uw wWrtUoa oi which lute young physician ot Rochelle, FraMe, d»y»; Goa r°x’B d»y on tho who made tho flrat machine after 5^^?tho oooooa month; tho Vnootof Many curious and interesting sight* are The storm In Chicago recently blew which our modern bicycle U pntrlrlo. «n tho M ol th. on Midway Plaisance, this street of .far some of tbe feathers off the ostriches W ternri. He wa. a medical .Indent In Sri month; th. P~rt ot sH uatldns. tbe Mecca of all v.dtors- to the Midway Plaisance before the birds Pari. In 1666, and became one of the mtl. bort on th. 6th ot th. Sfth Octal Wogid’s Fair, at Chicago: out among great Sbyaldan. of France. U« <“ri month-U?Ablntlon mmm In th. tilth be driven under shelter. all its exhibits the -Panorama of tbe ot tho a«a of alxty-one at Bochollo to month’; the TonoboU on th. Tth of tho made by Orson Skinner? t. SwiM Alps” Is doubtless the most blghlj President Palmer has written a letter to “ artist!*. To those whose good fortune it George W. Childs, of Philadelphia, advo­ 1706. and there U a .tract to BoeheUe Srooth month; th. day of th. olnpm- cheap; it is durable: it is named for him; and there U now a has been to go -abroad.” this panorama cating the raising of a subscription In ala thing lor every da ’ y use Mthrnnmn .flower. Xrakeu* old memories, and to the iany movement on foot to erect a hronae Inoko lot. in tho fall. Bri boUri of the Duke of Veragua. ■ 5 “ “ Sklnnc f ’ s Black ­ who have been less fortunate this real!} otatue, not to Mlohand, who It la Uon. oo,l rfa> U tl» delicacy «Un on grand painting Is • revelation^ It Is a The confectionary shown In the claimed wa. the discoverer of the big-- th. M of February, rice oakaa wrapped smith shop across from Court perfect representation of the tine exhibit Is a kind unknown to Chicago de, but to tho true dUooverer. Dr. Ml House and examine it. In oak leave, ar. for the 6th of May. Bernese Oberland. as It would appear Ip people. It Is of a cloudy white and so 8.k„ I. drank on all oecmdona, tat Mil the Immensity of reality to a sight-seer bard that it must be soaked In water; Richard." ___________ _ with a .pray of pooch hloraom. ta the in the midst of the Alps. Im- Illusion is when It crumbles It Is taken out and eat­ The Canoe of Earthquake*perfect by the truthful liens of local botUe on th^Mof March, and a tanoh en wet. Its name Is Empanada. . Earthquakeii are duo to the phenom­ color and by tbe vigorous and sincere of ohrywnthemom bloaaonu on ChryaThe largest glass bottle ever made Is In ena of plication or folding of the pauiting of such artl-d* as Humana. onthemum day. the mining building. It Is only half full earth's upper strata The same ten­ Baud-Bovy aud Fnrrt This supurbcan-' though there are 42 gallons of crude pa- sion and compression which produced was was painted In Fails. France, for tbe troleum in iu This quantity represents many of-thu mountain ranges is here purpose of exhibition at the Yon will not b'. the capacity per second of the pipe lines in action. As the interior of the earth W/o :-l‘s Fair, and hah received the well coots it contracts and tends to leave deserved econioms of all the leading of tbe Standard Oil company. the outer crustlbehind. The weight French and American artists. Gen. Doukhovsky and bls wife arei in of this outer cruft, showovor, is greater Chicago, on their way to Siberia The The New York Press proposes to send than it can sustain, and is therefore to (hr World's Fair as its guests fifty general has been the czar’s chief of staff, Union veterans, members ot regular but has recently been appointed governor compelled to wrinkle. Thus geolAgista explain the great ridges and furrows general of Siberia. The distinguished of ­ Grand Artfiy Posts, who are to be select­ ficer h traveling incognito to avoid any which constitute continents and river ed by the readers of The Sunday Press. basins and they compare this folding This proposition Is made as an evidence of possible attentions from nihilists. of the earth's crust with the wrinkling thc esteem and gratitude In which The The Newab of Rampur has arrived in of thc skin of a dried apple. While Press holds the men who imperiled their In the regular ■ w.-.-t.-ru road Chicago. He Is a great potentate In India the process of wrinkling or folding is own lives to save this uatlon. Each of the agent5’ style when yon buy and is making a tour of the world, chosen veterans will be tlie guest of Tbe going on the mighty movement, of ing at San Francisco, be has visited Yel ­ gtoqeries of us. On the eonPress from thu moment the train leaves lowstone park and tbe Yosemite. The i -ourse, destroys tlie equilibrium of the New York until its return, and the tfary the results will certain­ Mrs. John Kilworth. for many years a gentlemen forming his staff bear as pic­ rocK strata, and in consequence earth­ j oumey will be timed to include a full Pontiac turesque names as his majesty’s own. Fae quakes occur and continue with ly please you. We carry wet k's sojourn in Chicago, with all ex- resident of Wixom, died at tbe ____ penees paid, including daily entrance to asylum*. She bad been tffkeu to the insti­ party will ^pend several weeks at the greater or less violence until thc equi­ everything kept in a first , librium is again restored. fair. the grounds of the Exposition. AU G. A. tution for treatment. class grocery. li. veterans in good standing are eligible.. Some time ago some English pheasants By the way have tried any THE ODORIFEROUS ONION. They may come from any town, city. were taken to Muskegon with the inten­ bacteria and tobacco. State or Territory over which the State tion ot stocking thc county with them. of thatfeme People Don’t tike It. But It Is and Strips proclaims Us government. They are now dying off. Good for Them. The selections of the fifty favorites will Onions, said a traveling man to a St. be made on tbe ground of popularity, the . Tbe Round Oak Stove Works ot It would hardly be Imagined that popularity td be voted' by ballots printed Dowagiac have shipped a bill ot their Louis Globe-Democrat reporter, are there was much connection between products to Corea, Asia. Their display at too vociferous in their odor and too Jn every Issue ot The Sunday Press. bacteria and tobacco, but the progress the World's Fair did IL self-assertive to be .liked by anyone in thc science of bacteriology, which A Paw Paw church has found it neces­ possessed of a very strong will. They is now making such rapid strides, has AN AWFUL CHARGE. sary to hire a watchman. Many acts of offer too much opposition. There is vandalism have been commited in the more to tbe onion, however, than its shown that such is the case. Although > -Ou* ShefHrld. oftbl* City, ArreMed for building In the past few weeks. mere odor. Onions are a kind of all- some bacteria are so deadly, others are r taking Improper Liberties with • found to be of the greatest possible Special arrangements have been made around good medicine and every service to mankind. It has been dis- । ■ Child. _ housewife knows this without know­ for the inmates of the soldiers ’ home at 'Monday afternoon this community was covered that these minute organisms |K — Q Ilf I AU/ I? Y ing why. She knows that a solid red shocked upon learning of the arrest of Grand Rapids so that they can .visit tbe play an important part in determining I UAi H • A—V <1 1% I onion, eaten at bedtime, will by tho - Chas Sheffield, an old man 74 years of age. world’s fair at a small expense. the quality of tobacco. The leaves of J living In this city, for taking improper Harry Bower, a trapeze performer, fell next morning break the severest cold. the tobacco plant before they are ' liberties with liftlu Goldy Collins, a little from a bar at Grand Rapids, a distance of She .also knows that onions' make a 9 year old daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. 35 feet. He was dangerously injured and good plaster to remove inflammation worked up into cigars and finally TJBTW THOOTV TEA? Collins, also living In the rity. The proofs Is expected to die. He is only 28 years ot and hoarseness. But she does not handed over to the public undergo cer- 1 tain fermentative changes. It was ' In tbe ease appear to be very conclusive. age. kxipw why. Attention was first directed to the old Jf anyone would take an onion and formerly supposed that the alteration | Mrs. Layton*Leetch. one of Sullivan’s xnan last Friday, when he was discovered mash it, so as to secure all of the in, their condition thus brought about ix»tween a couple of lumber piles In Bar- victim*, at Durand, is Improving, but very juice in it, he would have most re­ was due to purely chemical changes, slowly. She weighs 78 pounds, white be ­ per’* lumber yard near the lowey hotel. As ■— markable smelling salts — an odor but some experiments recently made t sociti as ho saw that he was seen he ran In fore »ne was almost killed she weighed that would quiet the ’most nervous are regarded by the Louisville Courier- । w * an easterly direction •■•ward lhe C. K. de 148. Journal as going to show that these [ I person in no time. Thd strength of jit S. R. IL. while the 1. child ran in an At Mt. Pleasant a minister’ got n mar­ opposite direction, so • :at It Is nnt known riage license from the. county clerk. He inhaled fora few moments will dull Important results are brought about ■ just what child was t. .th him. The men wanted to know whether he couldn’t per­ tho sense of smell and weaken the by. special micro-organisms. In a pa­ who discovered him there were Adam form the ceremony himself, as he was a nerves until'sleep is produced from per rco.1 before tho German Botanieal i Hock and John Harper. They related minister. I sheer exhaustion. It all comes from society, Suchland gives an account of j - iMliat they had seen and It became noised I one property posses.-ied by the onion.* his investigations on the bacteria ' A .25-yeara’ Franchise was given by the and thnt is ft form of Opium. Onions found In different kinds of tobacco. | ab nil cnn.-iderably. council at Jonesville to Avis and Pomeroy M oi-lay afternoon Sheffield waV seen are narcotic in their t.-ndencics, and He has examined fermented tobaccos couiur; down Main street hand in hand for the construction of an electric light for thnt reason the very best kind of from all parts of-the world, and found with the little Collins girl. His exper­ plant. The system will be in operation food. Anyone who ents late supper that they contain plenty of micro- ! ■ ience of Fiiday was brought to fntnd, and by Oct 1. and imagines that he will not.be able organisms, although but few varieties, ‘ hte Bop-•-nti?>-with the child caused, re­ Some one tried to burn Standish this TE you save time .you save in...;,. oilie r' wore hastily tainted for to week. A good-sized blaze was discover­ to sleep had letter order a dish of fried as a rule, but two or three different ' follow him. but for varioa- /ea-ons it was ed in the business section of tbe town. Onions and close his meal with them. species in any particular brand, and , money. Y<»u < au •'?»•*• a vast He impossible for them to go/Just at that Near tlie fire old rubbish soaked in kero­ There will bo no danger of wakeful- but rarely micrococcus forms. amount of time if .you ar ‘ look­ moment. Fearing that delay might be sene was found. finds that pure cultures of bacteria ob- ' 'nesstlien. dangerous Jgs. L. Crawly and Dr. Snyder The amount of opium in a saucerfnl tained from one kind of tobacco and ing for Mrs. Lewis Dunkle, the wife of a well­ of fried onions will’ ovi-rpowor the inoculated on to another kind gencr- , cautiously followed. Sheffield took tbe child to a secluded place along the bank of to-do farmer living near Dowagiac, at­ most sensitive digestive oiyans, even atod in tho latter a taste and aroma re­ the river north of Vie wool boot factory, tempted to commit sulelde by taking some when disturbed by a late meal, and- calling the taste and aroma of the , where the bushes were very thick. It medicine which had been used for a horse. one can sleep just ns well a* though no original tobacco from which thu bare j •was some time before his followers were SUe will recover. meal had been eaten. The Chinese teria hrCd been in the first instance ob- 1 able to find him. but finally Dr. Snyder The Huron Mountain Shooting and . _ _ _ 1 crept up to within a very few feel of him. Fishing club has dedicated Its new club understand the onion better than the talnod. This discovery suggests great ' possibilities. Thus, it is hinted that in OF aily kllld C'f DUllulllg mater and able to we everything. At that house at the mouth of Pine river on other nations of tho earth. A China­ jaj fjy COIDllIg dil'PCtly to 118 time the old rillian bad one arm around Huron Bay. The club controls abou£ man will mix dried onion sprigs with the future it may be possible to raise tobacco and smoke them. They prob­ the quality of German tobacco, not so 1 , , s , hv hnvhu'of 1the child and the other under her clothes. 7,000 acres of land. ■ Mr. Crawley was called and also saw the ably find it lends additional' charm to much by caraiui cuitore ud judidon.1 and not only that, you will fa'e inoiiei by Dnyiiif. 1 John Benson, formerly a resident of a genial pipe and bringion that condi­ selection of varieties, which has so far ! a same thing. Some noise was made and Big Rapids, has twice been reported dead, Sheffield was frightened from hte hellish tion of dreamy wakefulness which is proved comparatively unsuccessful, as work and went skulking along the river the first time as killed in a rail road acci­ the final end of all smoking. by inoculating with pure cultures of bank, leaving the little child alone. Mr. dent and the second as burned to death. bacteria found in some of the fine for- ' Crawley aud Dr. Snyder then stepped out Tne other day he turned up as live as We are posted ir. eign tobacco, whereby corresponding CURIOUS GROWTH OF RATTAN. ever. to where she was. At first she was greatly fermentative changes may be induced ■ our business and do frightened, but receiving assurances that Rev. Peter Selgera of Danforth, 111., and Tough Wood of tho CUmhlnff I**!m Tr®*, in the German raw material, and thc i ishe would not be harmed, told everything Miss Catherine Steketee, daughter of ooe Found In thc Haiayun Couutrlea. enough of it to ena­ quality improved accordingly. It will ' >inan honest. Innocent, straightforward of the wealthiest residents of Holland, Everyone knows the pretty, light and be highly interesting to watch *the ble us to sell cheaply •manner, and Jum exactly as seen by the were married yesterday. The couple will •two gentlemen. As the men were return­ spend their honeymoon In the Nether­ graceful chain and other, articles of future results of this transplanting of ; and yet get a living. furniture made from Rattan, but every­ ing with tbe little girl. Marshal Miller lands. bacteria; if successful they will lead to one does not know 0at the extremely came up. After leaving the child Shef­ modifications and improvements" In New Machinery has been placed In the tough and flexible wood calked raUan many industries. field went up tbe river and was seen saunt­ ering along and was about to cross Wilkins’ Arnold mine plant, near Lake Linden. is that of tho climbing palm tree. This bridge when the Marshall told him to As soon aa the drifts have been advanced curious climber, which is more of a far enough and the shafts rendered safe, a come with him. To the Marshall, Shef­ vine than a tree, is said by the Phila­ field said that the little girl followed him force ot men will begin operations In the delphia Times to bo one of tho singular up there, but tbe fact that he was leading mine. characteristics of fewest growth In tbe /her would seem to cohtradict this. Tbe little Mrs. Uretta Reed, of Grand- Rapl<fi, at­ Celebes and other Malayan countrieo. girt was taken before Prosecuting Attar- tempted to commit suicide. A razor and ney Sweezy and told all Just as she told It butcher knife were taken from her before Starting with a trunk a little tUcloer -Co the two gentelmen. Sheffield was ar­ she had time to use them. Domestic than a man's arm, it winds thsoegh . rested and placed under bonds of 81000 troubles are said to be at the bottom of tbe the forest, now wrapping a toll tree in its fold, like somo gigantic snake, and with H. G. Carter surety. . affair. then descending again to the .earth The accused has heretofore borne a The little daughter of John Carr, of and trailing along in snakellka onrres good reputation, aud it seems strange that Owosso, got out of bed the other pight and be should tarnish It at this late day by until it can find some other stately such a devlteh act, and he will have to walked around town for quite a while be­ tree to fan ten and climb upon in ita produce some very strong proof to over­ fore her parents missed her. They - made pursuit of light and air. Tho forest a search, but the girl soon returned. She - come the evidence against him. The lit­ is sq thick and jtfngle-liko thot it tle ColUhia girl also gave'the names of two had walked In her sleep. seems impossible to follow ,tho oourse other Rule girls, whom Sheffield had en­ Dr. D. Milton Greene, of Grand Rapids, of any of these serpent climbers, but ticed away, one ot whom has admitted it to was arrested, on a capias on the complaint tbe true. of Charles W. Weston who wants 85,000 there Is little doubt that at the luU the 'Feeling Is very strong against the accus­ damages for alleged malpractice. Weston succeuful aspirant, which stooped and ed. We understand that threats of strong had some trouble with his eyes and says cringed so long below, will be found OF’ shooting up like a flagstaff a dozen vldleuce were made Tuesday nighL but Greene did not treat him properly. feet or more above the tree which has npthiug was done and the law will take Ils A recent thunder storm at Bay City pho­ helped it to rise. A use of rattan course. The hearing will be held tlie tographed a very* perfect likeness of a 28th. . * which is unknown to those who have rocking chafr oruUja side of a . house on Ntoeteenttrstreet The chair stood on the not seen it in its native forest 1* as a A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. porch neardlie side wbfre the photograph water carrier. The thirsty traveler appears, and the bouse Is an uupainted has at all times a tumbler of cool, re­ How' Teter Sage Met Death. freshing water nt his command by cat­ one. The following is an account of the man­ ting off six or eight feet of rattan and Mrs. Andrew Sutherland, of Ann Arbor, ner hi whlqh Peter Sage, whose body was putting one of the severed ends to his brought here’last week for IntermenL met has commenced suit against J. L. Cox aud mouth or holding it orer a dish to tho Duplex Printlug Co,, of Battle Creek, bte death at Rloomlngton, 111. The ac­ catch the water. for 86,000 damages for alleged breach ot count Is taken from a dully paper In that City:—Last night at a little after 11 o’clock contract for services rendered by her late NOT A MODERN INVENTION. husband in orj^uizing a company and seltbepatiol wagon was called to tho freight The Bicycle Said to Have Been Flr»t c«ed ■office of the C. & A. road, where. It was llu|c a patent. by a Vonnt Frucb Pliytlelan |n jeeo. Mrs. Young, ot Texas, feta down a stair­ understood. a man had been kilted. White “The popular belief is that the bi­ it was found that no one was dead, yet a way and was Instantly killed. When her man lay on the platform of the- building, reihalns were brought to- Ross township, cycle is a modern invention, when in where bystanders, had placed him. and Kalamazoo county. It was learned that her fact it really dotes back to the seven­ groaned and writhed In bls horrible mu- husband had died only a few minutes be­ teenth century,” said Dr. T. C. Minor, tnations, Physicians were soon called fore from erysipelas. Both were pioneers according to the Cincinnati Star/ "I and all was done that could be to alleviate from that sectw^ learned this one day when I was mak­ bis aufferlngs. though the only thing possi­ Sup1. Wtelund, the retiring head of the ing some translations from the Jour­ ble was the administering of an hypoder­ nal de Medicine de Paris. Ozaram. in state school at Coldwnter, was presented mic lajection to case the agony: The man was still ennadous and talked with an expensive bronze parlor cloek 1694, in his ‘Mathematical and Physical County Recreations,' tells of a carriage, m he coherently. He said his name was Peter when he left tbe Institution. ■ D. Sage, and that bls home was at Has­ Agent Pierce, of Coldwater. Is acting as calls it, “in which one can ride without tings, Mich, where twu brothers live. A superintendent until the board appoints u the use of hordes.’ And then'he goes on to tell of how a lackey aits at the wife and sou also reside there, though he anceeKior to Wieland. has not lived with them for a long time. back, makes it run by ’walking alter­ GUupiM of the Great Fair. ■ He had been here for several mouths, com­ nately with his two feet by means of ing from Texarkana, Ark., and was eintwo small wheels concealed in a case plnyiM by Mr. William Condon. In his Nine Japanese have arrived in New just between the wheels behind and .grorrir-t-Meon West CiMMtnut street ) Turk on thelf way to the fair. attached to the axle of ,the carriage ' 8«<e -uid he wan sitting on the edge of: I‘tali te au/nx to celebrate as her <!«• -This was the principle of the veloci­ Uwphun.nn. not thinking of any dangi r. ' when a >wilch engine backed In two cars « :|ir aunivt-reirj of the advent of tlie Mur- ■ pede, so much Improved since then But the priority of tho discovery ot tn upon the track. Thf track la close uu- mon pioneers, July 20. the bicycle I believe to be established Additional Local News. der tbe platform ai;d the box cars hardly gif r The corner of one of them struck Safe’s jraees as bls feet bung orer the edge and dragged him down under the wheel.-. It was not known that any body was hurt until a passer-by heard someone call from, b.-nriuh the platform, when tbe cars were taken away, aud the unfortunate man res­ cued. It was found that one arm was off below the elbow, the left leg above tbe knee, and the fight loot was crushed and twisted in a frightful manner. It was a sickening sight, and the strongest railroad men felt faint Four physicians were called, but little help could be rendered. Ue begged them to cut off his mangled foot, lo do anything to relieve his pain. None of them expressed a belief that he could live till morning. Officer James Herron says he talked with Saici* perhaps an hour before the terrible aifatr. and that be was entirely sober. Mr. Coudon also said I bat Sage was uot a drinking man and that he always seemed to be an honest, upright and ambitious man. As he lay on the rudely constructed couch, he told the officer where he bad some money, and In tlie pocket Indicated were found S3 hi greenbacks. He said lie was barn in Dundee, N. Y.. and was 52 ytars of age. He persistently declared that he would not die, and objected to the bystanders hinting at such a possibility. Sage was taken to the hospital at mid­ night. where all that could be done was to wait tor death to ease his sufferings. He died the next morning at 0 o-’clock - • The Congress of Uruguay has made an additional grant of $10,000 to that na­ tion’s exhibit at the fair. ConbiDdtion EitensioB Lau# Orson Skinner. HELD UP Don’t Assent in ruining your < yesight but, have your eyes] examined and fit-1 ted with glasses by: S. E. PHILLIPS. Between MMBK 1 . $1,500. $1,500. IVE HA VE JUST PURCHASED 31,500 WORTH i S/inPLE Shoes 1 hat we will close out at the regular WHOLESALE PRFCE \ Remember that EVERY PAIR is WARRANT ED to be first class in every respect. Call and. examine the goods while there is a large assortment. '. BANKRUPT 11.05P0RN & CO. STORE.” SK3N, TH . ■ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-07-27.pdf cf4335b398d045c3ce384859fefd8af8 PDF Text Text The best Adverbsingmidfumin Bar­ ry County. tie he Hastings Banner XXXVIII. NO. 131 ............... . ..... — Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 1989 HASTINGS, MICH. JULY 27. 1893. irt Hastings Banner r. Published Thursdays by IF you are thinking of doing any Bl ILD1NG; or if you want any \RDWARE of any kind, call on ad ay •n­ nTy rst ny o BTIOS.. HAHTIXGH, Jficn. COUNTY NEWS. Not much news tbisTvuek ‘k—The hum of the binder is not over. Some of Hie farm­ ers expect to thresh next week—Born, to My. and Mrs. P. Stevens, July 10th. a girl —W. Jolinson and wife were guests nt A. J. PottcPs last Sunday—Frank Herrick, of Freeport; was on our streets last week— Trimmers band expects to pay at Streeter’s landing Friday night—Gard Bennett mid wife froiti near Hastings were the guests uf J. , Springer lust Sunday—Ml.i.i L. IlallAvas the guest of T. Moses, of Bowens Mills lust week. Harvest is about over and wheal in this section is about secured—Mrs. Geo. Gra­ ham. of Pennsylvania. Is here visiting her numerous friends—Miss Virgie Given has just returned from a two weeks visit at the world’ll fair—Help for the harvest field has been plenty this year—Resorters are as nunuTofis us ever, seeking, to escape from the heat of town. in a ✓"wheat harvest Is nearly over , threshing begun. C. Smith and W. Purdon being the first to thresh In this vicinity. New wheat is bringing fifty-five cents In Lake Odessa—We wonder what has be­ come of all the fisherman. They seem to have disappeared—Mrs. Slmcox and Miss Heberly. of Minneapolis, Kansas, are spending the summer with their sister, Mrs. NashXE- Olmstead preached to a large and attentive audience last Sunday evening—Elder Martin, of Hastings, will preach next Sunday evening at the church ♦•The Sunday school 1 as purcbas.-d a new sd of singing books and now for some new song^-Miss Manon Spencer, of Fow­ lerville, is visiting at J. Spencer's—Mr. Rising’s slater and busbaud of New York, have returned limnc^ierries are not so Ihick as berry pickers in this vicinity— Elmer Arney Is holding a j»mp meeting at take Odessa this week^Ft should say Hayden had more than his share of girls out riding—Mrs. Smith visited at Mrs. Aldrich’s on Monday, also Mrs. Meyers at Mrs. Nye’s—There was anopen air concert by the congregational society last Saturday evening. The ladies aid society served ice cream netting the society about 820—C. Scars has a new threshing machine. to see bis brother and from thence to the World’s fair before returning home—Mrs. Frank Colman of South Dakota has been visiting her lister Mrs. Henry Daniels the the past w^ek—Jennie Merritt closed a successful term of school in the Carpenter district last' Saturday—B. R. H nested purchased the raspberry crop on the bush­ es of O. Barrett and will ship the same to town—There was an excursipn to Crooked Lake Tuesday and Wednesday from Kalamazoo—Philo Slduamdied Mon­ day evening July 24th. Funeral Wed­ nesday—anErnie Pifhcr’s llttfe'boy bad the misfortune to fail on the tines of a pitch­ fork last Monday while playing in the barn on the hay. It penetrated the outer corner of bls right eve. but as luck would have it, it did not enter the globe. 11c is doing nicely at present—West Lance made a business trip to Kalamazoo Tuesday—J. Scribner returned to bis home In Kendall Tuesday after a week’s stay with the Dr.—Two more cases of measeu In town at C. Robinsons. The other eases reporter! last week are out around. Fralneville. Harvesting is the order of the day— Rev. VanAntwerp and wife are spend­ ing the week at Bay View—Miss Jessie . Sackett of Bloomington, HI. is visiting her sister Mrs. S. Temple—Mrs. Willie Fisher of Saginaw is visiting friends In town—Mr. 1- Carpenter is slowly recover- t Ing—Miss Lillie Hazen Is working at VaUt-y. Kellog Flowers’—Lucy Novia Is on the sick list—Mlsa Millie VanEpps of New Rev. Neice. of Otter Lake IS here on York Is visiting at J. Perkins—Mrs. Jen­ business—Miss Anna Burmitigbam, of nie Gelb of Kentucky is visiting her sister Vermontville, spent last week with Drusle Mrs. Ora Storms—Master Charles Mullen I Murphy—Julius Hosmer and wife are had the misfortune to Injure his eye while spending a few days with his mother— stacking wheat and was obliged to go to Rev. Sheldon has his new barn done—A Carlton. Dr. tawry of Hastings for relief—Miss tew evenings ago two of our young men Hard work and plenty of It was one ex­ Ruch of Oden Is visiting friends In this enjoyed themselves by shooting a revolver towards a farmers house. The bullet cuse for not reporting last week—Wheat vicinity—Bom on the 22nd. to Mr. and . is being stacked, while a few are threshing Mrs. Mace Holcomb a nine pound boy. came near hitting the lady of the house. Further on they took wheat frpm n field right from the field—Mr. Rufus Hosmer and took it to the road and set tire to it. Is to be in the field with a new threshing The wheat harvest Is all finished and Said parties hail belter be a little careful machine—Wheat Is said to be quite bad’/y has commenced. Three shrunken—Mrs Wlll’amsand Mrs. Hams, threshing or they may feel the bands of the law. our new merchants entertained company machines began their seasons' work here from Hastings over Sunday—Lett Carpen­ on Monday. No report yet as to the yield A. G. Cortrlght and family In company ter went to Battle Creek Monday to con­ —Mrs. Eva McKInstOr and daughters re­ with A. A. Aldrich and wife left their sult Dr. Kellog of the Sanitarium. Lett’s turned to their home in Colon Monday home Inst'week to spend an Indefinite time health Is,very poor—Carlton will be.repre-' after a two weeks visit with relatives— at Gull Lake, where Mr. A. has a beautiful sen Uni at Ottawa Beach Thursday—Miss Carrie Bowen was the guest of Mattle cottage with convenient surroundings for Fannie Carpenter expects to return to Barber over Sunday—Mr. and Mrs. Frank both man ami beast—The tine weather last Lansing next week to continue her work Fisher returned home Monday from a week was well and industriously improved of canvasIng-jrThe raspberry crop has visit to Mr. F. parents near Hastings— by all the farmers about here in securing been Immense.,'1>ushels have been picked Frank Rlckenmore of Augusta visited hay and grain -of which, many of them from wood lots and gardens—Mrs. numerous friends here on Sunday—Aaron closed up that part of this season's crops Blakeslee formerly of Carlton now of King had a fine box of honey stolen from in line condition—Charles McCoy -starts Grand Rapids spent Sunday and Monday a hive one night last week—Miss Hattie his traction engine ami seperator at 11. with Carlton friends—Mrs. F. B. Fleming Holden of Richland spent several days Aldrich's wheat stacks to-day—Frank went to Grand Rapids Thursdays to visit wkh her mother last week-rcfdney Lord Lawrence secured -forty acres of All&oc |ier mother—Watson McKlbbons received and Frank Bmlth returnedio their homes clover teed last week and yet has more to a telegram Inst week that his brother in near Hastings Saturday after a two week's he garnered this week—Fifty years ago this 111. was dead. We ire jxformed that he sojourn here—IJttle Eater McGuInnis is the guest of her grand mother Mrs. Fanny harvest when your scribe harvested his went to the funeral. Brown—Horace Gilbert is again a resi­ first ten acres of wheat and after thresh­ dent of this place—Carrie HoMfui enter­ ing the same In-the fall of that- year drew Wheat harvest Is over and farmers are tained Miss Burnnle Barrett of nichland. a portion of it*to Kalamazoo with an ox team eighteen miles where it sold for the busy In their rye and oats—Dr. Clayton last week—John and Phillip Barber and full sum of thirty-one cents per bushel, Willison Is home from Detroit enjoying a families attended the funeral of a sister­ taking in part payment hardware to finish much needed rest—Married at the home of in-law, Mrs. Munson at Comstock on Sun­ np a log cabin in which to shelter himself A. Selhd July 19th., by Rev. Bunnell, day—For some reason no Baxxkb's were and Ids aged parents. Those times as Mr. Sidney Hull of Cedar Creek and Mrs. received here last w'et*k and they have not now were democratic—antagonistical to the Susan Sage of Hastings. Congratulations put In appearances yet at writing—Miss best intercuts of agriculturalist or the la­ are in order—Mr. and Mrs. Win. C. Rob­ Flandsburg of Kalamazoo Is the guest of inson. Mrs. Mark Bellinger and Homer her cousin Miss Lillie Parker—Frank boring classes of American citizens. Marshall were In Battle Creek last Humphrey and wife started for the world’s Rutland. Saturday —The Y. P. S. C. K. bold their fair Tuesday morning. Mrs. VanWagncr Is quite slik. Her monthly business meeting at the school house next Friday evening the 98th. All daughter from Ohio Is caring for Her—The wheat anti hay has all been secured In members requested to be present—Clara Ella tatty was at home Saturday and goal condition. The u heat crop | Is light Russell returned to her work in Battle Sunday from Lansing—Emma Scbaufhi thrs locality—F. Gorham was on the Cree’k Monday—Claytorf^nd Nelson Willi­ hauaer Is at home for the summer—Mary street Sunday—Quarterly meeting at the son called on their slste?. Mrs. A. 11 Wilcox has been visiting at Pastings this Yeckley school house next Sunday— Louisa Bellinger at Gull Lake Sunday P. M. week—Mrs. E. Damme, of Battle Breek, Johnson of Hastings has been visiting her and Everett Shepard were at Bert Shep­ Dowllnir. parents, Elmer Johnson and wife—We ard’s last week—The Austin and Assyria The farmera here are rejoicing over the hear the toot of Frank Bush's thrasher Sunday schools Intend to join In a Picnic this morning—The potato bug has given nice weather for haying nnd harvesting. In Kent’s Grove next week Saturday. Ice the farmer no end of trouble this .season— In a few days we will hear the shrill cream ami u program—Ralph Rogers and whistle of the threshing mnchlne-*-E. Mrs. Weils, of Hickory Corners, h visiting wife have moved back to Assyria—Edna her son Ilichard. of East Rutland—Will Harrison and wife of Battle Creek are Russell, of Battle Creek. Is at Henry Tas­ Beck has moved into the house with his here for a few days the guests of his kers’ visiting—The threshing machine has parents—Tills week Saturday nnd Sunday mother.__________________ qtiarterly meetings will In* held at the commenced business—Wright and Wilcox WoOCllMll. church. Rev. VanAntwern of Prairieville have purchased n new threshing machine Many of our farmers have their wheal will bi; present. There will be baptism —Mrs. Andrew llebble. of Battle Creek stacked or in the burn—Mrs. Charles Mc­ also—Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harrington and Ml«a tattle Smith, of Pennfield. were Arthur uf whom mention was made last a son—Mrs. Win. Freeman continues a’ Frank taoiiard’s last week visiting— we*-k. died on Wednesday from the effects about the some—Lust Friday while the Chas. Atkins had a horse bitten by a rat­ of the operation. The funeral was con­ small boy of 1). Warner was riding a tle snake the first of the week. ducted at the M. E. church on Friday by horse that was hitched to.n hay rake, the Rev. Keillor of this place. We said last horse stumbled and fell crushing the child, week that Prof. Bennet of Ann Arbor per­ he was unconciuus for a day. It Is Mrs. W. 11. KI tinhans is vlsltlngat Pon- . formed the operation but we were misin­ tluHight now that If blast poison does not tin.*—C. A. ami C. F’ Hough spent Sunday formed It was Pn»l. Martin instead—John set in he will recover— Mrs./ Alanzo To­ with Mrs. C. A. Hough and daughters nt .’>!. Smith who with his family went to bins Is now prepared to do dressmaking, their cottage on the camp grounds at Eaton Missouri last spring on account of Mrs. mid will l>e pleased tu wail tqion custom­ Ra'plds—Frank Parker spent Sunday at Smith’s poor health, has returned to ers—tamp meeting commences in’Pen­ St Josrph.-rMlss Allie Hardy, of Detroit WWIMid, the climate of Missouri does nock's Grove three weeks from this week Is Un- gum of Miss Elsie Mayo—A. H. I Smith, of Middleville, spent Sunday with j not agree with Mrs. Smith—J. M. Smith Wednesday. • parents ami friends here—Miss Edla I ami wife have gone to Yankee Springs MxUnu huckleberry ing—Henry Smith bin very Smith with B. D. Kobinsifn are visiting 1 M R. Gwin of Ovid Is here visiting Albion friends—Miss Edith Fleming was poor health and n.>t expected to live—A party from our village went to Wall lake friends and relatives this week—Henry nt Jackson Sunday attending ttie funeral •! la?t week on a vacation—Mrs. Lamb, Al­ Stay man was In Kalamazoo Thursday on of a friend—Several from here attended. ’j bert Lamb and Jennie Lamb of Hastings business—John Scribner of Kendall Is the funeral of A. M. Smith at bls home in I attended the funeral of Mrs. McArthur— visiting hii» son the doctor this week— Woodland Tuesday afternoon—Mr. and I The D. of R, installed < flic -rs last Wed­ Messrs Gwin ami Barton Sire camping at Mrs. G. A. Truman were al the Eaton *| nesday night—Dr. J. A. Baughman has Crooked lake Oils week—Frank Bishop's lipids camp meeting Tuesday—A tire j gone to Chicago for two weeks to attend house is enclosed on Orchard street—Mrs. brmjc out In Henry Roe's wooden building J the medical lectures and to see the ele­ Arbour and daughter of Fowler Is visit­ just south of the Market which was occd- j phant—Chauiicy Williams has left the ing friends here this week—Court Gris­ pled by Emma Barlatr as.a millinery store. J employ of Dr. Bensnn ami purchased half wold and wife of Howlandsburg was In Thjj building was nearly destroyed but the ’ interest In a drug store at Clarksville— town Saturdaj- last—Jessie Moir was at goods were saved and Uy prompt action *| Mrs. Thad Rogers of Kentucky is visiting Kalamazoo on business last Saturday— of the fire company die buildings around t friends—S. S. Schantz. L. C. Mr. .McKevitt the county Sheriff was In were not much damaged^ The tint caught That was, that we had a Woodlandwent to Coopersville Friday in ti.w i Saturday subpoening w tneascs on the bv ashes from the suokw house in straw 1 while ago. We’ve been giv­ Feighner the Interest* of the new dreamery. It Is Robert Peck assault and battery case—Ed around the Ice house. • k being so windy ’| ing our customers a benefit iv>l yet decided whether a plant will be Totfrpkln was on our streets Sunday last and everything dry Lt did nut take lung to I —Dr. McBeth of Galesburg Is visiting at have quite a blaze—The Nashville bane J ever since too in many lines. located ’ ere or not. the Gwin and Barton camp at Crooked club were at Woodland Tuesday after- j We’ve just got settled now in »^f:.ere were 19 persons who liecame mem­ lake—Dostor and son shipped a car load of ball noun. Monday—Ed Evans of Hastings was one of the neatest stores iti bers uf our church last Sunday, and also hogs in town Monday—A. Snugga of Kalamathere was 844 raised for missionary funds Michigan. wn? the guest of his folks over Sunda) Harvesting will be nearly completed by —Mrs. Rolley Powers la getting along vtzy —James Viter and son of Kalamazoo visit­ tli*‘ end of the present week and the] nicely alter trying to commit suicide. The ed at Mrs. Spragues <»v£r Sunday—E. threshers wil? soon be circulating among! next day a’ter the attempt she could not Mosher was at the Hub Monday—Wm. U us—Quite a aumber of campers and visit*] see what should make her neck so sode— U hittemore was al the County Sent Mon­ ora at Flue lake these beautiful July day&.j Ed Tungate was taken very sick last wfeek day—Vernon Willison of the Democrat —Mrs. Alex McKenzie and daughters while laboring at Dotcy’s so that, he tad office was In tbwn on bnslm s • Mon la\ — Penn field, called on her parents on Satw-J to l>e carried to the house and taken lidine E. Barton trim at the Hd!> last Weduesd:i> day—Mm. Peter Flak’s parents from New j M^ast Sunday ns taw Bresee and family —C. E. Flnnsburg and fat hi r of Ulrkory York state, are visiting her at present—AV.] Is large, convenient and was driving a young horse along the high­ was In to*i> la-t Fr.ihy—John A. Pau! and Ernest Jones, of Vermontville I pleasant and we cordially way it became scansl at some cattle and Corners C ilrns was at Kalama mo Tnursda la t— piade a II) Ing visit to Johnstown, on Sat-! came very near turning them over. It was invite our friends and patrons a very narrow escape—Rev- VanWInkln D>rr McK;-y uf Auguda was the guest of unlay night, returning Sunday night. Hcnrv Forbes the past week—O. Barrett • to call on us in our new went to Allegan Inst Monday to meet mid at tho connty seat on lx*gal business location.—First door west of return with hi* daughter Mary wlro will was Monday—J. Bartlett drives a new top Name and resilience. come home and stsy’witli her parents for buggy—Christ Schramn’s daughter of N » Ira Van Valkenburgh s. „ i Sidnev P. Hull, Hope a while—Chas. J. shoemaker and wife Hastings Is visiting him this week—D. B. * I *usau m«e, City spent last Saturday and Sunday with the Rowley has moved into Lincoln Bush’s Elsie family at Galcsburg^The Epworth new house on Grove street—Bishop Bros, League last Sixndaj eve was very interest received a car load of lumber tor Tom i|. , Ing and there w«* quite a large audience Wells' new barn—Dr. Lowry of Has-, <*orre t.» Sarah E. Miller. no a; we noticed among them quite a number tings was called Monday to see P. Sidof Dowling people and Chas Mack also nam—John McGurn visited Q. Hynes i was with them. Monday from here will go to Motrifl, III. I FIRST CLdJJ IWbWdRt STORE ■s. COOK State Road. The Ladles Dime society will meet the next time with Mrs. Hurst—Mrs. Lillie Sisson and daughter Gladys visited Mrs. Cowles last week—Mrs. Wallace BYown has a fuchla which hat* 395 blossoms on— Mr. and Mrs. McNight and family and Mr. and Mrs. Parker and family went huckleberrying last Saturday—Stella Colwell is working for Lydia . Mflntyre—Jennie Johnson is working for Belle Kennedy. And know that I can please you Illi 111 HLfflKH save vast ,ook- IBS, Son boiled coos ater > 118 Are very nice for breakfast but they wont hatch chickens. For Qood Shoes You must go where they HAVE THEM FOR SALE. riUXE OUR RUDDY’ Harvester Oil Ktiir. jiy, WE c Thats ai WARRANT At Townsend’s is a Slicker. Yon will miss a guild one. i! yon don’t try it. Boy Ills best Hay TeH r io the uartet, thi "Advance” of woollBU & Bronson s. 15986801 ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS WANTED! I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING P. 8. Anyone having large logy that can11 handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. • J. L. WILKINS, ag fl dio smash in OUR NEW 5T2RE W. tl. QOObTEZIR f- �j^ba he had maed theuJjL All silence within. hl’ ll«, LI. .UH. you tlmh.and ear. and to «ueh ta extent that he drcK’gc^ TH’kiVlTthTdoor.’’ etolr. with th, help uf hl, thecKgust and mystification of all the tag.' now dole, much !■£„,„ "Jf, “X I, “Hi didn’t want to 'ave Mr. others, he d&appeared with these into you ’ d bang ux J Y “ I ... . irroan. a whispered colloquy, then A b*1*" aa adjoining room. There he briefly suspected, air," waa poor the Suttle of bolts and chain. The Low. and »o to •fcp* and b. rlddy to “ Swore'to .„d .lX1il^•1S,«"■',, l told the former of the murder, and tearful explanation, aa Mr. Allerton door opened ebout no Inch, end an °Uj tell the story I give J* ta the mornin . * or may the knife ye drove ta that .ble^enthd,, « then asked for a word with the junior. suddenly entered the little hall-woy Irish voice inquired: Bu Gaol. Charles R. Kino. poor mummy’s throat come back to cut | Reynolds was a character. Tall, Kotaty rubllr. y,,,,""?.1"111•‘Hwat's wanted, capt tar The grave, troubled faces caught his handsome and distinguished, he had your coward heart out" An ualyaU ot lx. tviititj, h5"’“Yon here?" exclaimed Cram, tn <k»served throughout the war as a volun­ eye at once. And Doyle, shivering. Bobbing, crazed —■* “\Vhat •how that they eaalala It, , jn.L What business bmdnesa have bare you in this wm “la anything wrong?" he ImR’W. — teer, doing no end of good work, and with drink and f—r, covered his eyes all .the element, neee«.,„ krrbmn? H the colonel know It you d getting many a word of praise, but, as anxiously. "1 hope Waring Is all right. with his hands and threw himself Imck life and richness t<> the |,|,L .J?** it, be driven oot al the point of the bay •battered nerrea Th J• ’M r«*w aU bls service was as a staff officer, it I tried to induce him not to start, but on bls hot And steaming pillow. ?)' spdclflc for auch dlwL. .“■'•Ilin, was his general who reaped the reward he said he had promised and must go.. ■■Sura whore Aho-ld wife b. b«* "What time did he leave yon, Mr. of Kia labors. He had risen, of course, i alula, partial par.1,-1,. st. v 'i is hardly worth while to a aste ■ to the rank of major in the staff in the Allerton?" asked Cram, controlirig a-' bar busban.r. .Ur wMn •Wa aiok taJ talallea neuralxls, rl.rU1..U.B J?1*•„lTcrta ? Didn't th« T root him out n, ■ofrTv on the various theories advanced volunteers, as possible the" tremor and everybody had much t* '* ~ of his* bed and comfort thU do?■ .nd rldo Mm headache, the •Iter edret, ’’’••I <n the garrison as to the cause aud prophesied that he would be appointed palpitation of the heap, psk A «"»•. of the dreadful climax. That a major in the adjutant or inspector voice. down like » felon in nil the atarm. complexions, anil all h.r,i» o, Sure it wna the doiyrhboy. order., Doyle should l>e away frotfi the post general's dep^rtment in the permanent either tamale,.rr,„,,,. pSfprovoked neither comment nor specu­ establishmeuL ,lr. I told Doyle the capita nerer •old by all dealer . 1«• But there were not ' lation; he was not connected ta any enough places by any means, and the ral>l on receipt <»! pr .• -.\ r<*1 would have—’’ . "Ohf be quiet; I must see Doyle, and ' wrav with the tragedy. But the fact tew vacancies went to men who knew they ijre itevrr s,,... ‘ ‘ that Mr. Waring was absent all night, better how to work for themselves. • l»y ad<lre*s:ng Dr. Wiijj.?. !P *(wi "•'SuS, he', not able. cnpCta. Yon <aonp!'cil with the stories of his devo­ “Take a lieutenancy now, and we will behenrrlMily. N y...,, p,. ‘• know how It la Wid him; he-, th.i; «m£ tions to madame. was to several minds fix you by and by," was the suggestion, ' ! Uta he coul^i’l hear to talk of the dlaprims facie evidence that his was the and sp it resulted that here he was I grace he'a hinging on the cept to nnd bloody hand that wrought the deed— three yeari after the war wearing the MUUTG’ahE < Ili-far.lt hsviiw a ।.. .. that he was now a fugitive from jus­ the Imtthrrj . and 1 knowed he d been . modest strap of a second lieutenant, otn certain inorigiic. tice. and Mme. -Lascelles, beyond ’ • dhrinkin’, sir, and I cumc bock to look and Ncttleli <’.>viU '| doing the duties, and accepting the January u. A. h . ■ doubt, the guilty partner of his flight. ’ for him, but he'd got started, capt n, . responsibilities of a far higher grade, lire of the BegWcr >.f |>e. . Everybody knew by this time of .their’ ( <;unh harry and state of Mi.-ii.- .-. '•np and being patronized by seniors who ’•he51b d»j 4 I ^'stop this talk! He wasn’t drinking May. A I)., ltc«. in . be<ng together ranch ot the morning: were as much hk» inferiors in rank us COK© 312. o • which » < n.bow could people help knowing, when at all until you came back here to be due st the dntri,' ih|." they were in ability during the war ‘ Dryden had seen them? In his ele­ three hundred tloiHo hj.-i ; hound him. Open that door, or a file of ; days. Everybody said It was a shame, । and an attorneys iv „f :• . gantly jocular way, Dryden was al­ and nobody helped to better his lot ■ ‘ guard will.” video for lu snld inorftr..;. ready condoling with Ferry on the He was a man whose counsel was valu- : "YOU MBKD SOT LIE. JEFFKaa.’’ HE I "Och: thin wait till I’m dressed, for ] credit) Riat Faw havirt..... , probable loss of his Hatfield clothes, er the moneys secure.. !•< ■ darency’s sake, capt'ln. Sure I’ll thry . «irn able on all manner of subjects. Among ■ "• wrmxv. or uj part thereof: turned away. and comforting him with the assur­ 1 .. > ..t. . •» . Now;therefore, by v !• *-.- ,, i 'lie potter of uk other things, he was well versed ta all ! and wake him." -"Promise to sober him up by reveiHe, contained ance that they always gave a feller a lu said imrrt|t.%'~ ■•‘■'•L’t rtaiute ut "Soon after the storm broke.—about ■ And then more whispering, the click that pertained to the code of honor as such case made acd pr- vhlrd nnw black suit to be hanged in. so he it existed in the ante-bellum days,— 1 ----------nine-thirty. should .say. He tried to of gloss, maudlin protestation ta and you may stay. But hear this: If riren - I--------’• ’' *h Jtrrcb» that on Saluntm ti he cannot answer for himself by that Seg.tc. might get his duds back after all. only had himself been "out," and, as was get a* cab earlier, but the drivers A. 1).. 1W3 .it i.-i, ., ' 11—qte<■. !.*rvtooo, Doyle's thick tones. Cram banged at time, out you go in the battery cart her. I shall sell nl they must get Waring first. Jeffers well known, had but recently officiated wouldn't agree to go down for any­ ( - ,'te Httot the door nnd demanded instant obc- with a policeman to take you to th© doubtless would have been ‘besieged as second for an officer who had need thing ,iV •, ', lie c<wrt .... jless a small Luck­ thanfortune. a small fortune. 1 dience. Admitted at last, he strode to calaboose." And then ho left UMt beitf with questions but for Cram's fore- of his services. He and Waring were ily, ' his Creole friends ' * had j a carriage." " 1 the side of an ordinary hospital cot, aight: his muster had ordered hyn to No sooner had his footsteps died Hbolden.': the "His what?" friends from the start, and Cram 1 1 over which the mosquito bar wafi now tdortKsme.ur so mu-.t- tu-r, accompany him to town. 1 away than the woman turned on hor >tn'to pay the i. "Liis friends from near the barracks. 1 oounted on tidings of his absent sub- j ' ostentatiously drawn, nnd upon which -l l.iortuue. with s percent lu>« tv j . In silence a sccorid time the little ultern in appealing to «*l», to— •LL. him.j. Great, They were here when we came down . was stretched the bulky frame of the patient, now struggling to a sitting aether with au attorn-, *< i'‘enly-Me party rode away, passing the flooded therefore, was his consternation tvhen into the rotunda to sihoke after posture. • dollars coreusntrd !■>। big Irishman, his red. blear-eyed; Hie pn-nkci being dc-cr.lH-d in mIu • homestead where lay the murdered • ta reply to his . inquiry Reynolds dinner." ,, . . , t ■ .. bloated face half covered ta his arms. certain piece and parcel <■ . man, then, farther on, gazing in mute promptly answered that he had neither ; Cram C----- felt his legs and feet grow cold ^hc.close air reeked with the fumes of Ing in the loanship <>| a . ii -.. It- thrrouotroj curiosity at the closed shutters of the seen nor heard from Waringin over _„.i Basry atd SUir of Michie is. Mil knouii iBtJ I* and a chill run up his spine. ' wJiisky. In her distress lest Jim should deseribexl ai fo'lon «t„ a •: premises some infantry satirists bad forty-eight hours. This was a facer. “Who were they?* Did you catch take too much, the claimant of his The north ca-t •inar r . • already christened "the dove-cot." . their names?" west quarter !8 W =, ..f “What's wrong. Cram?" tMrtj-ujtw ' name name uuu and protection •had —•• evidently A REMARKABLE AFFIDAVIT MADE (33] town one [11 north of r What cared they for him or his objec- 1 “Read that." said the captain, placing “Only one. 1 wm Introduced»..they M,„ucstrating a large »l>aro (or BY A WELL-KNOWN BUSINESS said county ol Harrv llonablc hclpifaate? Still, they eould ' a daintily-written note ta the aid-de- were about to drive away. A little old . .. MAN. '. Mortnpe . not but note how gloomy and deserted camp's band. It was brief but explicit: feUow with elaborate manners—a M. , herself. "How on earth did yon get here? it all, appeared, with two11 feet of water1 '1 “VVU .• | y Cot- DUAJkKJ^. Bkaxtox: Twice have 1i warucki warned jyu you tLascelles." 1 • • 1-W1GV IMTO • ”oor —r house was fl<xxied all day," ' Afflicted lapping the garden wall Summoned that the attentions of your-Lieut. Waring to , "And Wiring drove atyay with him?" angrily asked Cram. »>y his master, Jeffers knuckled his oil-f Mme. Lascelles meant mischief. This morn- ! "Yes. with him and one other. , "Sure we made a raft, sir— 'Louette akin hat-brim and pointed out the spot I «“«. under pretense of visiting her mother, she MORTGViE . .. WnUtata I,,., left the house in a cab, but tn half an hour vas Seemed to bo a friend of Lascelles. and me—and poled over to the levee, [ Drfault having b-rn where Mr .Waring stood when he wllh Mr Wartna This has been, Drove off in a closed carriage with a City and Plseharged From rmMitiot* and I walked every fut of the way . ot a certain luurtKac - ma !- h -knocked the cabman into the mud. but ' j ijave reason to know, rromptly carried to driver all done up in rubiter' and oil­ the Manhattan Hospital and Jan- Nra-vm b>. K;i down to follow me husband, as I ■ Jeffers' tongue was tied and 'his cock- M. LasccUre by people whom ho had em skin. who said he perfectly knew the «lat<d March swore I wotrid whin we was married. ney volubility gone. The tracks made 1 ployed for the purpo.ie 1 could have told you recorded In th»( offltv ■ Knitter I From the New York Tribune.] ••f deeds, for Ute Countv < 11 h.rrVnm'c ho Mop® tilrinn w.aro nt ' 1MI M. lhalB LaMellM* OOti-, road. Why. what's gone amiss?" I’d 'a' come in Anatole’s boat, sir. but ■ by Cram s tvarrnn uagon nn up Ithe »<■«. alflcd Bight Lleut that Wftrtng <luel friends would hadez|Wt Mlchlaau. on the .vdi i a , ’twos gone—gone since last night ' For some lime there has been an In­ inw. tn liber of morU.-.;t-• ready washed out- Bending forward ed should ho be soon with mndamo again, and Did yc know that, capt’ln?” “ | c: easing number of stories published in *ald mon gage w •»» on ?iis inrtM NMMitin® . to dodge the blinding storm, the party now It will certainly coma You have Been fit‘ And all day long the storm beat that should detain be n..,4i In the psjitnt pushed along the cnlbauktaent until at to ®°orn my warnings hitherto, the result Is on A groan an<| a feverish toss from the the nt-wijwpers of New York City. teHing of the Interest or any par: tie r*»! on any day upon the substantial’ buildings of the last the avenues : I alleys to the right v‘”n' hei‘d ” occupant of the narrow bed inter- , of marvelous cures of various diseases wherein the same sboHM ■ mxrtc payxbbold barracks and flooded the-- low rupted her There was no signature whatever ' that have been made by different med- as therein expressed. m>«i -ix .gave proof of b ttcr drainage Al main am! m :rrear-> ground about the she.Is ami stables. ••Huah. Jin. darlin” Here', the ' «d lx«.«me»f>. H bu long barn 'thirtyunpaid tr "Who they wrote this rot?" asked Reyn­ days tfai-n, au i I •••n tlieoetlnn!, . Rampart street separated. Pierce ‘ Drills for the infantry were necessarily “n «.c ‘ c^ aRerthe lapse of the thirty days, t!w going on to report the traged ■ to the olds. "It seems to me I've seen that' suspended, several sentries even being capt'ln tp arc you and Uli you b.-'a , rrlnclps! sum of two diaubefore." ,’ taken off their posts. The menjclus- come l« to hare yon n.lghle.1 Sure police, Cram turning to his right and hand v ” rould ,(>und ,„d ,bf w all arrearsxc of in'erv»t lher of the part) of tke*. “So have I, and pitched the trash1 . tered in the squad-rooms nnd listened bow could a poor (ellou be ..peeled to following the broad thoroughfare an­ w„,)da. a matter ot news Happen- option and be due and payable it. other mile, until Jeffers, indicating a into the fire, as I do everything anon­’ with more or less credulity to the the- come home in all that awful storm this iu< „n U:v caM, o( L’UMunedlea. the alter, although the iwriud limited lor tb* &ig. old-fashioned, broud-galleried ymous that comes my way. Hut Brax‘ , ories and confirmatory statements of morning, capt’ta? Tis for not coinin’ , „ther day au Investigation was made with payment thereof nuii on th-n hare expirw and default havtnx tnaie lu the |»*rsouthern house standing in* the midst says that this is the second or third,’ fact as related by the imaginative or the colonel had him under arrest; but1 th<> following very happy result: of grounds once trim and handsome, and he’s worried about it, and thinks1 . loquacious of their number. The mn- 1 tell him the capt’ta '11 see him When the reporter called on Mr. L’- xbe tame bavins re:;i . ::- >i uapald and smart for the •space -u t.h — - -- — ■* but now showing signs of neglect and there may be truth* in the story." through. ’’ : Hntnmedleu at tiieresldenc** of his cousin. 1 jority of the officers gathered under . wards the aforriaid print "As to the duel, or as to the devopenury, simply said: "'Ere, sir." And ' But Cram pushed her aside ns she Mr. Edward Iloiigtaling, 271 W. 134th St.v thoosand dollars with all ar: of intewu ’ the flaring lamp-lights at the sutler's >d p*Fd* there the party dismounted. ।। tions to madame?" asked Reynolds, store and occupied themselves pretty still interposed between him and the l>® "> nm 51 of ««« *od w” thereon Is now deeht-j by the terms <>t &*i<l ute. »td I hjJ Ixirn In Hudson. N. Y. 1 served my lime Cram entered the gqUf and pulled a . calmly. much ns did their Inferiors in grade, the option tber-on .... “ We-11, both, ami wo thought you '•clanging bell.' The <^bor was almost 1 •Doric. 1.1. op and answer. Doyle, <" ’•*<* ann>. twin, corporal ol Company there D clalni-d to !••• •: .4 thr il*te though pokerand punch—speciaitjes of ‘ ' i A. 21M. N. J. Aotairtrers. It has tx‘cn of this untie* the *uhi 0! two Coii-jind thrrc instantly opened by a colored girl, at . wouffi be most apt to know whether a Mr. Finkbeta.’ the sutler—lent hddi- lMa *:* »<-rent} thret. ilv-ar- and thirty tAur uisiut fifteen years since 1 noted the first huoilred whose side, with eager joyous face, was fight was on. Waring promised to re­ tional color to the stories ta cireulaIre ot thl.-n Aga.n .cl ement pmlcatnlmna, and my dem-are. I eon.U1 ted Dr. rent*, and au attonilive dollars ' provided l..r In wid £he pretty child he had seen so often turn to the post on taps last night' In­ tion. I , now an oulburat o( tear, and plead- .(lienor Ymxrllle. and alm. Ur. 1'ratl. tuortRNTC. and v<» ml* p’wredfcw playing about the Lascelles homestead, । stead of that, he is gone—God knows tags, from the woman. sln<edkeaBed. "Dr. Pratt exhausted his at law havitix been Iti- r .’- ■ rv oier t’.iv From this congress the better ele ­ and the 'cages joyous look faded in- where—and the old man, the reputed moneys ircured by sun. ’‘Ok, he can't- understand you, powers in tny behalf aud finally told me part thereof. oafcantly away. * • challenger, lies dead at his home. ment of the commissioned jtorce iVas Ah. don’t l»e hard on him. ' that be could do nothing more tor me. absent, the names, nationalities and captTn. Now. therefore, bj » “She fink it M’sieur Vareeng who Isn’t that ugly?" tale contained in >ai>l idiomatic peculiarities of speech of die Only tills mornin' he was sayin' bow ' ’Fiially I was advised by Dr. Gill to go Statute Reynold tn tuch ca$r nui ti- .v onmes to arrive," explained the smiling ” 1'”’s ~ *face grew very grave. him of the onld | ihr wel1 known rclenlbL Dr. Hamilton. is hereby Riven that o . “Who last saw Waring, thatIndividual you ■colored girt members being identical in tne ‘.■‘‘c. vcapita ‘*i'. v *u reminded v™-j-.... aim.. u« ... It.. arfiV.r a inn.! tb.irnni, h n.atninfihnn 16th day of ■ivptern!.' n.o.1 Mtance. with th»« .,f ilwir ““.T? *“ I TXo“^ T“t 1 “Ah! Ft is Mme. d’Hcrvilly 1 wish to kopw of?" >eU pt&ie o'clock tn the forenoon. I » at ttir north auction, to the hlxbret -----wee,-”.------answered ------ ----------------Cram, briefly. -j- “Please । } “'My My - man Jeffers left him on Carfal comrades ni unns in the ranks. "Hrax" F’Pti*-11110 nnd solqnrs. He a truer to r rvery efery day day. and and went went to to the the Man Man-­ front door of tin-Court Ho tu die City ot take her my card." And, throwing off , street just after dark lost night. He had summoned Minor, laiw’rence. Kinthan all the resiof thim, sir.^ Dye |। |, anan Hospital, <1 st SL uaere theClrhattan Hospital. at atXlst St and and Park Park Ave. Ave. Uastinip. (that b-lur th- t moinfi that, capt ’ ta? Ye wouldn ’ t bes hoMeDl. the Ills dripping raia coat and tossing it to was then going to dine with friends at sey and Dryden to hear what the post ’ ’ " *’ ** " " and was under trcktfiT?nt by Dr. Seguin. cult Court-for *b--r- r. 1 •rtuuB. w w Jeffers, who had followed to the veran- : St. Charles." .. — —_l »— * lave it, mabby, bnt there’s them that He treated me for about three months, premise* rlescri:.-. ■ surgeon had to— say on his return, but ■■ ueceMiry much thr-of ; -Aa, the captain stepped within the hall I J“The Allertons?" Mid mort- \ ' cautioned them to keep quiet. As a can tell ye Loot'nant Waring was no and then, told me that 1 had locomotor to pay It - a:i>' . •mt. interest *nd held forth his hands to Nln Nta,^/ result of this precaution, the mystery friend of yours, sir, and worse than ataxia and was bejoud the aid of medical i an sttorM0 u/. that, if ouId I.ascelleHcould spakeI now Pegging h<fr to come to him who was ‘Then wait till I see the chiof, and of the situation ..., became redoubled by scleuce. wat now a complete physical fee of covenanted -;ug dwrthed m good a friend of Mr. Wartag. Bnt • I*H ff® with you. Say nothing about one o’clock, and was intensified by two, ' “but there’s thim left that can. glory wreck: all power, feeling and color bad tor therein, lit- 1 r« >;■ •» la said martVMC- •*' . left my legs, and it was impossible for me parcels • she would noL Th® tears of disap- this matter yeL" when it was announced that Private to God!” nt !<«ud >:•- .*■>—' •vpolntjnent were ta the dark eyes as the ! Reynolds was gone but a moment Dawson had attempted to break away 1 ”Oh’ f°r 0<xl's “fc® shut Up,” spoke feel the most severe pinch or even the the towtolilp <■! Hull nr .re. : a the county of Barry aud stale -f Mid-.ltrnr. aid known little one turned ami ran away. Cram A little later Cram ond the aid were out of the hospital oftcr a visit from Cram roughly, goaded beyond all thrust of a needle. described »»<•>!!<’*»’■» w-t „ “If my skin was scratched there would and could hear the gentle,soothing tones of the 8L Charles rotunda, their cords "Doyle, answer me!" And the same doctor in his professional ca- patience. **“ . . The east half of'!»• tsonli »i >: quarter »d be no flow of blood whatever, and It (he north east quarter o! t: *.>. ♦.u ’vre< quar­ the mother striving to consol© her lit- . M?nt up to the Allertons* rooms. Pres- pacity. People were tempted out on he shook him har<L “ You were at the ------------------------ — —ter of section six (6) I h ii " i : two would take It fully six webks to heal up. tie one—the one widowed and the other ently down came the bell-boy. Would their galleries in the driving storm. Pellc*° last night, and you saw Mr. raiure eight (S) west, conulhlug one bundrvi - orphaned by the tidings he bore. Even . the gentlemen walk up to the parlor? and colored servants flitted from • and spoke with him? What in the night I would have to feel around and three acres more or less. Emilv D. k-Mortpwe. then he noted how musical, how full , This was awkward. They wanted to kitchen to kitchen to gather or dishe want of you? Where did he go? to find my legs. My pains were excruciat­ ing and at times almost unbearable. 1 PH lUF T. COIGMOVK. Allerton and felt pease new rumors,-but nobody knew । were with him? Was there any ■ of rich melody, was that soft Creole see A11 “’‘*n" »’himself, «—“i* — •» rCram —~■ *’• Attorney for Mnrtjpsrcwould take large dot>es of morphine to -voice. And then Mme. d’HervHly Hp- ! morally confident that Miss Flora what to make of it when, soon after . Dated June zttd. )*!»: ’ t Answer, I say I Do you --------- ’ “j* deaden the pains. About five years ago vyeared. a stately, dignified, picturesque Gwendolen would be on hand to wel­ two, an orderly rpde ta from town know?” But maudlin moaning and Dr. Lewis A. Sayre, of 285 5tb. Ave., gentlewoman of perhaps fifty years. < come and chat with so distinguished a dripping with mud and wet. delivered ^coherencies were all that Cram could made a trial of the French method of looking fellow as Reynolds. There • Nhe greeted him tri th punctilious civil- ( a note to the colonel and took one ®xtrnct *roin the prostrate man. Again stretching the spine. Although I receiv­ aity, ‘but with manner as distant aa her was no help for it, however. It would from him to Mr. Ferry, now sole re pre- , *h® woman interposed, eager, tearful, ed no bent-fit from this treatment I shall be possible to draw off the head of the sentative of the officers of Battery **X"! "Sure he was there, capt’ta, he waa -always feel greatful to Dr. Sayre for bls ’words were few. “I have come on a trying errand," he family after a brief call upon the present for duty. Ferry ta return sent there; he told me of it whin I fetched great Interest and kindness. l>cgan. when sho held up a slender, ladies. Just as they were leaving the bedraggled horseman ou to the him home last night to git him out of "So severe bad my case become by this the marble-floored rotunda, a short, battery quarters with an order to the thr storm and away- from that place; time that I could not walk without assist­ jeweled hand. ■‘•Pardon. Pcrmettez — Mmo. Laa- swarthy man in "peppei>and-salt" first sergeant, and ta about fifteen hut he’s too dhrunk now to talk. Sure ance, and was almost ready to give up •eclles," she called, and before Cram business suit touched Cram on the minutes a sergeant and two men, ■ there waa no gettin' down here to barx life. “I began the use of Pink Pills for Pale oAild find words to interpose, a servant arm, begged a word, and handed him a mounted and each leading a spare for anybody. The cabman, sir. said no People In September last. I took them ■s»*a speeding to summon the very horse, appeared under Ferry's gallery. CBrrS‘HTo could make it." “A detective—already?" asked Cram, and that officer proceeded to occupy | “What cabman? That’s one thimr I rather Irregularly at first with the cold woman he had hoped not to have to see. water treatment. In a very short time 1 J!0h, madam," he murmured low, in surprise. one of the vacant saddled and, fol- , want to know. Who Is he? What bewm convinced that 1 was getting better “I was with the chief when Lieut. lowed by his party, went! clattering came of him?" hurriedly, “I deplore my ignorance. I and I began ihe use of the pills In earnest, Piereo came in to report the matter,"' ■cannot speak French. Try to under­ out of the sally-port and splashing ’ "Sure and how do I know, air? Ho taking aljout one box rvyry five days. stand me. Mr. Lascelles is home, dan- was the brief response, "and I came over to the levee. Stable call squnded was a quiet, decent man, sir;’the same "The first sign of Improvement was in to seeC.u your man. Ho is :<erouaiy stricken.' I fear the worst here ♦ in d ,\v reluctant V------- as usual at four o'clock, and, for the that Mr. Waring bate so creel ..a November 1898, when 1 had a rush of "“““- K uaw! bo cruel to tell what he knows without your first time in the record of that dbei- i —j , ™ ’ and d -YiMJ-must tell her.** • made Jeffers kick and bate him too. btuod tu the head and feet causing a • "*0me! Labas? C* est impossible." conacnL Could you have him leave pllned organization since the devas- I saw it aH." Minglux prickling sensation. February .- ’“Jt is true," he burst ta, for the the horses with your orderly below tating hand of yellow jack waa laid “And was he at the Pelican last 22nd. 1893. was the first time in five years upon swish of silken skirt was heard down uidtam. op beta, moment7" upon It it the the ptaTlona previous year, year, no no officer officer np. ap- night? I must know." 1 had ever seen any sign of blood In my WawwI.,* aV_ ______ r . J WTiy^jnrtAtnl^. it you wUh; but 1 rWBrAil peared ti, to at. anperrlao th. jrroomtair and the Jong passage. “Il est mort—mort," “Sure he was indade, sir. Doyle said feet. From this time on I began to Itnot them them wero the he Whispered, mustering up what Ht- ^ ‘“•''[hy.-Mld Lr.m.tarprtaea. ;: feeding. piove. My strength and appetite have feeding. Two Two of were .1 at the so when I fetched him home, and It * mo"enL',', l««. bowercr. ’ tie French be knew and then cursing gradually returned: I now have perfect i post, however. Mr. Mr. Doyle, Doyle, ta in nrreat arrest. ■. A[^. .t^cn Jcffen' wlth white, on charge of nbaence without leare though he can’t toll you now, sir, he control of my bowels, and the pains have himself for an imbecile. S, "u lhin-, .Ucmeaownto gradually left me. 1 can sit and write by ” ‘NKort! O del!" The words came t”'1 ?, •CT»*rwI- •n<1 t’t*ud -■»•’«<’! to hla quarter, aboui 'with a shriek of anguish from the lips bl* w»t hat-brim ta nerrona worrlment. fonr-e«t«r and au promptly rlnlted the Pelican, sir, W artag and Lascelles ttie flour and walk up stairs by balancing How an Enemy was myself with my hands. Without doubt I Now. what do you want of him?" ; by tal^cuXI-ta- and Inqulaltlta aomof the elder woman and were echoed Th© following graphic, had dhrink, and there was trouble be। (n my by a scream from beyond. In an in­ , a . r*dc’ " 1 Hnkbeln. wl.n, •ween the Frenchman and Waring — hiu a new man from the ground up. and retd with IntenselnUirw.1. • * ■ 1 have reason to believe that 1 will be th«numb, creepyswaUon«'• » ,, . bent •Aak him, air who «• the man who | Mr. Ferry. J effoetml th., n™ stant, wild-eyed, horror-stricken. Emi-'I effected thn ar­ arms,handsaiMikss. 1 •'hi ' ;' , filiTywu.fi n rrw.onl.rcb l.l. 1.—...1 —. . . ----------«... _ . 2ie Lascelles had sprung up to bcr tot­ slipped a greenback into his hand at rest, was detained making his report htm- you can’t blame him, wid his wife hale and hearty In less than 6 months. 1 those parts unUl .they wen •*»•’ , ;, ,un tn a measure the dend fee ‘ l ‘ the ladies’ entrance last evening. to the post commander. Night came goin on so wid the loot'nant all the have taken about twelve boxes of pills." tering mother's siae. last month,-and blows was struck Nworn to txfore me on (his Eleventh poraeaslon of thein. : j arenn-i ••“JVhen? What mean you?" she What did he want of him?” on apace, the wind began to die away strange-weakne*# in lc >t.v iaterpased to stop it, sir' <hiy of March. 18.»3. H. E.' llelvllle. wqM, together with nn W® : 1 Nli4 15 Jeffers turned a greenish yellow. with the going down of the sun, the .-gasped. Commissioner ol Deeds, feeling In my stomach. I J‘■ “ h ., .„ni. cabJdrt'' g‘?Uc"“B tb,t h» ahdtlw "Mme. Lascelles," he sadly spoke, “I HLs every impulse was to lie. rain ceased to fall, a pallid moon be­ cabdriver took a hand and pitched wks creeping pnrolysK Jfr ■ ■ ' J1t„, JSe*1! New York City. w hod Hoped to spare you this, but it is and the detective saw It. gan peering at odd intervals through The reporter next called on Mr. Robert In* to tlielr universal com Iumo ' ... _„ ulJtP ;;1! "You need not lie, Jeffers," ho said, rifts in the cloudy veil, when Cram hbn out Into the mud. Sure he'd been W. Smith, a member of the firm of Mar- rvUef. One© it fastens too late now. Mr. Lascelles was found say. It continues Ha Inshl , • dhrinkluR a little. ,ir, ,nd vrM " very quietly. “ It will do no good. I dying , on the sofa in his library this It reaches a vital point u«;l . rode plashlng-back into barracks. worn chai & Smith, who saidr xnomtag. He had died hours before, saw the men. I can tell your master with anxiety and care, at eleven up«t. bnt that’, all he know,. The "I have known Mr. Geo. l.’Hommvdieu who one of them was, and possibly lay o'clock, and stopping only for a mo­ carriage drove away, and there was for twenty years, lie- became connected .during the night" three of thim. and poor Doyle not *Ith our firm as secretary In 1879. and ’And then he had to spring and catch my hands on the second when ho is ment to take his wife in his arms and ~>Wht oat there In the mnd and ta n'leniu-d strictly to bis office duties until hottie and began using II ■» ‘ i^., ... •the fainting woman ta his arms. She wanted; but I want you to tell and to kiss her anxious face and shake his ! Iu(, i, fi :n*-. 'lc »n<1 fra, me went out wid 1 '21. when he was striken down with his may seem, but a few d-*r* every bit of that creepy f>”: ■-•wa» stiH moaning and only semi-con- explain what that greenback meant." head ta response to her eager query „ 'Uble. As the disease advanced he was and there has not teeu ©vwt ta’ Then Jeffers broke down and merely for news of Waring he hurried down­ Datreon and another of the fare, and •. sdous when the old family doctor and fetched him tn. And we nlrer heerd of iL-ilcatlon of “ » ‘J’1"and ” ’, lihave ,C“ -red to succumb and reluctantly gave blubbered. well a* I ever did. t 1 F *■ ’ln’A10<n her brother. Pierre d’Hcrvilly. arrived. stairs again and over to Doyle’s quar­ I'0*" M *“ ,U' I <=-»« '■la office work. 1 know that he tried pounds In weight, thouch pr. “Hi meant no 'arm, sir. Hi never ters. All was darkness there, but he Half an hour later Cram astonished s^iBM.b■us physicians and their treatments fnitn l?Oto IX. Four other' !!?' llutf. Cod’, troot. ■the sids-de-camp and other bored dreamed there was lianything wrong. never hesitated. Tramping loudly over V , Nvrtiue on 7- ( |beir “> «>bS■ 'iuut the lea-tot success, and as he daUon. and it ha. been -----------------_ „ E tald ’o the gallery, he banged at the door, O. staff officials- by ________ appearing at the gen- ,j 'Twm Mr. .Ijmcllea, air. », he was finally dlschargt d from the oral loafing room at headquarters. To carae to thank me for 'elping 'ia lady, then, turning the knob, intending to d^JrtniT1 br<M‘tb'“^r. reeklem of her tiattan Hospital, and told that he was 'onf“i00 of Doyl« and the chorus of inquiry as to what alr- Then’e wanted to see Mr. Warink, burst right in. os was the way in the DMnHy I re last stages of locomotor ataxia an-i. brought him up in such a storm he sir.*’ rough old day*, wna surprised to find tsyond the hope of human aid i And .till the Irtahman lay there :i h "U tlx rnonlhaajo. or •«. Iw »u I Jl'.ulfi%rjfca’pr««»v^k‘' 1,1,trc“ ; yon tell me of this be- •the bolt set. made brief reply, and then asked imreaaelere. and at but, dl? I -cd lmcDr. WtaSmaTta* f„ *»■•■-•“' led the captain, sternly. ' "Doyle, open. I want to see you at limp^ojffy, xoadiately to speak with the adjutant fonT' mayed and disheartened, the capita 1 . t.e People, with the cold waler WIRING’S PERIL A NEWYORK MIRACLE A STRANGE CASE. Stfte Th bay J The wh m»c the CX« the �■Hi,. t Bogus while lead all, -untv JkPtp, *fAillOr Denroa8 Krippe, •allow Pakn..as »< non ! Im'>J* '“‘I •Inr Co ’ ^’niarJo’ W’-lA ' l |)| n the fI. ounty rg Bad?. J?”® «' fra- ■« hvrrt,) , ^PtemfOTObOOG. w Court the ry Coum r , ln im-1 “e neers. •lortL-ii.. ^Uty-nv, premia, •Il thM r>n<rb«-countv ci foe -wtith . •ffy-ttre# . BOgUS 1 =« larger profit than . wste Lead. nan is never '“ t"xi’ 8tid to ba’ juataa fe^-bette-thAn -affort’, PROBATE ORDER A TEXAS WONDER. PROSPECTS BRIGHT. Tb. An Important Discovery Recently Made in Wise County. „ r.,Uw_ .7 ?c-‘‘—1 DECLINE OF MARRIAGE 014 Bachalora and Old Maida Increasing la Numbers FRANCE WANTS WAR. day ue I4lb day of July, in ta. year MS thousand eight hundred aod ninety three. Pnwrnt, Chariw W. Armstrong, Jods* •* WAMntsom.,. Jul, as.-*, Hewed »t Ba so kok. July 25.—M. Parle, French the trcMury department, the week beminister resident, has lowered the dug IL Boner, administrator of the estaOP dine with brighter flnaneial pros­ over his office and has notified the ot David N. Lake, deceased, comet ‘Bt® 7*?** pect*. A number of the recently I Siamese government that he will leave and represents that he it Development. his Anal account as such admInlutrutcw failed bank, are taking the new*, the city to go aboard the French war­ prays that M«aald are amt t>c alluwel » eary aUpa to resume, and Comptroller ship I neons tan te on Wednesday. He decree of dl-lrlouUvn and asibrnment duty Statistics accumulate shpwing the A discovery of probably great ur- bckels la lending them all the mad.- nnd he be <1 l*riiarKed from said■ “?*, decrease in the marriage rate all over has requested the government to pro­ A Thereupon it .!« ordered, that Friday the chaiological value, as regards the pre ­ ant portibln. H c waa nutided during i. hooded with spurious vide pilots to conduct the Lutin and Itthd-.v.f Augu* . A.D..!-«3 “t ten o'clock !■ historic people of the United States, morning tlmt the tath-d Flret national the world. Our own vital statistics Cotnele down the river. French sub­ tde !«x ••• »»>n. is- - aliened for the bearing ol >8** T' t r. following analyses, , - - u-.vent chemists, of two of was recently made on tliQ farm of H. bank of Kendnllrllle, Ind., and tho are so imperfectly kept—there being jects in Baugkok will be placed under petition a-.| C.the heirs «» »*• PL’S? A cea*-o rad slt-iner persons Interested In saM only six states which make a preten ­ I1 ’ ■ - ’mg brands show the Richwalls, twenty-five miles southwest tulle.I hortheen national bnnk. of lltg eifx'-. a-t .. tjuired to appexr s’ a iwwlon « the protection of thooDutch consul. mm r. t' en to be hflcen ti he J rebate«»‘‘L’t • ‘"port on.of genuine white lead of Decatur, in Wise county, Tex. It Rapids, Mich., would probably re­ sion of collecting them regularly—that Paris, July 25.—The government has i-.lc tlw city of Hastings, m s»M ro-tety. anj we are unable to say at what rate the sume this week. The First na ­ consists of a pavement of petrified i,/‘. t '. Raint . notified the powers that it intended to sLot if any there be. why the Pf*?" ■■ y.-adiugBrcnd wood covering the summit of a mound tional bank, of Santa Anna, Cal, celebrating of matrimony is decreas­ establish a blockade of the Siamese the i-**!'ioerr may not be minted. Aad ><■► .h.I-red. that a*l«l prtlllmi-r rive n<>tf» lcjJ Co- Strictly Pure White one and a half acres in area. Samples which resumed business on Saturday ing; that it is decreiuiing the scanty coast, without prejudice to the other fgrtiin thth- cer»” • interesteji lb » Jd • :ste. of thar figures which we have only show too of the pavement were brought to the after a short suspeqsion, received in de­ measures that may .be taken with the demh* ey • f said petition aud Uie hrartgr ,rtfouB Analyzed by thereof bva eopy of thin order ta W -t .‘per «ut. Reyi« Cbauvtaet Dallas Newshy D. M. Garvin, of Cleve­ posits fl-,’,ooo whfib the withdrawals plainly. In all the European countries object of secur.ng to Frabctf the guar­ pub!i.i..-.t i..« HdStfngs BaNNKK. a nr^9. II «r Ct-nt. .t Bro.. land. O.. who made the following amounted to only 80,000., This is re­ the birth rate, which is simply the antees to which she is entitled. Bper i-r htrd and circulated In *ai<1 Coun.y rf marriage rate in anotht^- form, appears I• • , -, ;. r - tilt. . st. Loula. rrv. <u>. e Iu e-Fcis week for three suceesWvTr ■tatement regarding the discovery: garded as an evidence that confidence The LiHertc newspaper says that •reek* ! • than 7 per cent- white Iead* previous to said day of bearinr. “The mound i,s sixty feet high, square­ is being practically restored on the Pa­ to be falling off year by year. In the France will watch and hold Battam- • Chas. W. abmm song. last fifteen years it has declined from bang and Angkora as guarantees that . Judge of ProbalrMlttl&iiug Braud shaped uhd with sloping sides. It tvns cific coast. 25 per 1,000 to 21.8 in France, in Eng ­ (A true copy.) wanted Pc - (Al White Ue*L- looked upon as an ordinary cloy struc­ Comptroller Ecklessays a sufficient her demands will be satisfied. . land from 34.7 to 30.0, in Germany from . . rr.jportwnB Attained by of. national requests auav until ueaata u PUUC UgU, , , .bank ----- -j-.--. .... • have ture a aa.ru shortu time ago. WllCU, when, ID in number The Tetnps says that the beginning „■ i>a,i . :< per <*rtdigging the w.il on the anrnmit, which I , rreeir.xi under hi* la*t call u> !^.9.to«0.0. in Belgium from81.4to 30.0. of the blockade will be deferred until 1514 tn-r cent. New xorx. is level and measures an acre uhd a ' for“‘ a of estimate of the gen­ It will be remembered, says the San Thursdaj- or Friday to enable France half, a petrified pavement was struck I ?ru* chndilion. He says the showing Francisco CaH, that these fifteen years to take steps pt-escribed by interna­ J*.;a -.vhitclead in it. ’ the * excellent; that *** “ condition is" v.-ere years of pence and general pros- tional law. You can avoid bogus lead bj pur­ under what appeared to-be a shallow '। is „ the Ublockade .,K2„„, „„ ..­ ' "bet­ Wrily the .apply ot ...liable rantli, ' -nv of the following brands. deposit of drift. Further explorations , as good and in many places Besides military opera .UM tor malntaaay .... not redueed Uons „iUv_ Th( i ,bon| ti .„ . _ .Lm j ter than ever before. . . maaaUctured by the --Old showed that the entire summit of the A general the ravages of war. nor was the dis- । tails .... * .• reserves .- rocesa. and are the standards mound was paved. The petrified blocks j increase qo( of from of these operations are still uudeof men to assume the responsi­ : tennmeiL 1’hey will be settled at a cab­ V -Armstrong SMcKelvy”. „ ■were laid on- ends uh compactly as a I 1 to :i per cent- is shown. Mr. Eckels position bility of a family chilled by poverty. inet 'council within a day or two. Nicholson jpavement. In places the ,j says these reports demonstrate that ■‘Sermer-Baumm Eckstein ■ ' the banks properly condueted3re upon T^»e phenomenon before us must be Steps will be taken in Indopavement is ... s perfectly smoatn. while in due to other causes. •‘Fahnestock" ?Ancl?or.. :z«» — --------»---action im1 China toward- serious im­ other places, owing to the depression a sound basis and that the failures are That it is worth while to search for mediately after the' arrival of the Tobacco, opium or rtquor. whl Disproof, he ■Kentuckjr; thrft the soil has undergone during the .only of ' weak bunks. these causes is evident from a study of ; battalion of the foreign legion. The nabu; writtenjra ■Southern ages, it is irregular. The mound, । adds, that the system is being purged the icne.-s which will .aperveae ,, lon o , lh l» portion of this battalion has -Red Seal' Collier which was constructed with mathemat­ । of banks badly conducted—those that , tithe present nnpopulultyot,naniute , second frora MurM.iUra. • are nln as aids to other schemes. । The native 1 rjavis-Chambers ical precision, also contains some „ | Mii.wavkkk, July 25.—There was not coatinaes. Jreaeh «r.,l En5ll,h writ- militia will be reorganized, aud toP by the most reliable dealere to blocks of stone that seem to have been cthfr with lht. importrf eorapanies ot 11 UM, now 00a GUARANTEES toaadouly by much excitement at the banks here ers on the subject say that m.mages IV. H. Goodyear. Sole Agent, Hastings■?«.- 'otoc’to P*>nt,it will pay you used in a building.** The samples of Monday, and there is u feeling that hare been dbooaraged by the heavy ; ,fce legioa will cooperate with the pavciffbutare four inches long, and ... . i r a bool containtojt intormathe force force airead already In active service in the -nay save you many a dollar; it will undoubtedly are petrified wood. Three -there will be no more big runs unless fees imposed by government on the the something unusual should happen. celebration of matrimonial unions, j Khong district." inches of their length is silica and the During the morning the Merchants* ex­ Some year, ago the atu-ntlon ot the Paris, July .July a-Tne 25.—The Liberte Liberte lay. says NATIONAL lead co remaining inch, measuring to the , change bank* paid off a large number llntish government was drawn k> the th.t Um French gunboat, probably BuS»* SlM^sfte«n*GAJUriXU>ftA^^U?^S& wearing surface, is carbonate of lime. of depositors and there was quite a lit­ lo" low marriage rate in parts parts will rare prevalent In wii] go 6 „„„ tne illc r ;„r. shell and de ■ ­ down river, This combination, which is not uncom­ tle giitheringin the Mitchell bank. The of M ales. A commission was appoint- stroy lhe I’aknom forts . * *» and then mon in petrifications, shows that t^ie crowds melteil before noon, however, ed tn v<»fct Irrti t s- fl .nnf-tgszl that Ihn . .... .. cbefore Bang­ to in investigate. It w. reported the return to their positions pavement was probably set in silicious and during the afternoon there were peasantry were unable to pay the fees kok and bombard the pulace. Some sand and that the upper part was sul>- few people in any of the banks ex­ which the clergy exacted before they •»ninful measure is uecrssary, adds this i f*' jected to the action of water contain­ cept regular easterners doing theJr would ...A..... solemnize marriages, A MA.A. and raa ' »umal, for the preservation of Ing limo in solution. The blocks give usual business. There is said to be a change In the law ensued. In France, »• France's prestige. TIME TABLE­ evidence of having been split by u the chamberhas for aomc years hod a noVWip. strong probability that the Milwaukee The Debats says that Siam, as a rice In effect May 28.1W. C. ■ ftw? W»« mt In iwed V, • —It. sharp instrument aud sawed at the up­ national bank, which closed Saturday, similar reform under consideration,' I producing country, probably does not per surface. While thousands of will resume business shortly. though in this case it is the state and 1 fear greatly the blockade. As for the Favorite Route between Grand Rapids. DctraKX ' Be«t In tho world. atod the east. mounds have been discovered on this 1 CoXNERsviLLK. Ind.. July 25.—The not the church whose exactions make ' operations on land the Debats thinks 45.00X" .13.00 continent this Is the only one in which, Citizens* bank, owned by c.x-United marriage a luxury. In this cqjintry the ' the Siamese will be provided surrep­ \«2SO . cost of a license and a fee to the mog' :: iSSW ’ 7 10 through the agency of jM-trification^ 44002* States Treasurer Huston, closed its titiously by England with all the arms ■ 12.00 nature has embalmed an evidence of a doom Mondav morning. ’Die liabilities istrate or priest amount to so small a ' they need. .. (McCord 43.50 S? Wlf'« LADIES ,. Alto sum that marriage is within the scope J place in civilization occupied by the The majority of the Paris newspapers are 8150,000. • Mr. Huston’ posted a .. iEIrndale ♦2.50®-- ^1’2.00 ,uw „„ mound builders fnr in advance of what notice that all claims would be of the poorest No man .need deny uv devote as much space to denunciation „ .Clarksville L ISI.7S .. ;lAke Odessa 42.25^ ». that ...ri his v.m- cnHimself a wife by reason of the ex- , of England as to the matter at issue had been accorded them by anti­ paid in full, uu nnd .. IWoodHiry row boys ronld be held for the J^nsc of getting her. And yet. here. 1 between France and Siam. England is quarians. .. lEunflcId tire estate .wi ?»i-75 ositors. ' The The total Europe, marriages ore decreoh- reproached by them with supporting .. Mulliken That this jnysterions race practiced benefit _________ of depositors. total assets assets • ®s L^dgr —-- -- ...a to ... mhalf ...*O.«... .1.*1a dol- ing. If anyone'will count the numlicr the Siamese in their opposition to ..,. iGrand the arts of agriculture is proved by the ■ will amount a million Lamdnit ., {Detroit fact that mounds are so close together *lars. -Mr Huston offered Indianapolis of available bachelors he knows, arid , France’s just demands, and with plan­ A M in some districts as to have rendered it parties 8100,000 collateral securities for compare it with the number of thoile ' ning to give the Siamese secret aid when the loan of 815.000 a short time ago. but who marry in a tweive-month, he will 1 hostilities begin. Howard City I’. . .rl 8<M DRESS SHOE r-ile la the Uta! impossible for their occupants to have lie surprised to find how few young 1 :— . . *. . 3 10 Edmore ;3k £8, try tny $3, $3.50, $4-00or subsisted by fishing and,hunting: aud was refused. The other banks did not mer avail themselves of their oppor- । The SiuAie.se minister in this’tlty has Stanton Ionia 12 >r ST\y ft r^ual to ctntara tnadv and look tnJ that those inhabitants engaged in min- encounter “runs," and everything indi­ tunitics to become fathers of families. nbt yet received his pussport from the J French government. Irotneilintely aft­ cates that people are confident that Mr. Grand ledge • • •If j j »iih b teei'omlzohyojrfootwear, A. M. | Tlie evolution of celibacy is less ' er M. Pavie's departure from Bangkok, J: -g W. L Dtpgl« SboeJ< Name and jovery in I’cntvian mottbds of Lake Hu$ton will soon resume. marked on this const than in the east, ; however, he wrll go to Lisbon or MadMkdfoiip. Wis.. July 25.—The Taylor ; aon the bottom, lock for It vfan you buy't:pcr:or’.-’ppt r. lint n It hough, copper Detroit, \v L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mail. Sold by .. the coait.• rid, as he is accredited to Spain aud -hi---!.. ri^itn'-Tv and ink-nt*--! knives county bunk has foiled nnd Cashier because there is here—taking l-xurlnx 10 40 Grand Lettae (that might have 1-ceift a.-e-l u.i saws) Matt bos fled. It was the depository for altogether—a slight predominance 0f , Portugal us well as to France. Mulliken here The minister still hopes for peace­ ... females. But :even t;~ I.; have been found in mounds, there .the countv anil city funds. Hermann ' mules .over Stllified mlmira- ' able settlement of the trouble. The ... moxind ... Av..-. Matt, the cashier, was the county clerk (the the proportion of girls who are admii Woodbury nev».r wa> any pr.ijf the 40 i Lake Odessa » ..nu. .. ............................................ motiAcr»||s ------Siamese secretary of the legation until »» tills ' A.™ nuj Mbool teMtrer, '’bile Throdpre ’ bly I •' atua — - ’ to "*be wiveion.l ' ~ —*■ ClnrXaville* ! being Hartman,- — the ,president, is mayor. The unduly large in proportion to thi>sc said that no further news had Uren re­ KItiiflaie l-.’-W discovery in Wise county. Woam * ... ft ---------------------. ... ”.................................. 1 I . „z... ......... I T... w.ko »ht> nanin^il ktl.tr. 'fUlo ... 1. , , ! inn from IttinL'kltk. who .enter conjugal sts.iV’ Ci* 6 ! ceived ut the legation from Bangkok. Alto an art .ie that tim-j de.'trovs. all its w- bank is stocked for 89,000. owned by McCord 'Caii*-C is probably iwo-fuld: First, ^ur ' Upon seeing M. I’avie embark, he ■ nob.ee Office, idSucvT of tier h >; i East Farts of the mound Hartman A MatL The assets are ■ d to. tv, o. an undue,, share added, the Grand Rapids .................-......................... ...... .. of , ............... — Siamese government might v have long given at-ur»t avSid,OOO. As near as can be ves- ;girls concentrate July. In th- built m" iiicir cncigv uu tne Cuitis u'l'-ii of t«C.Is v,..-to wCCCpt *..*. tCmm t*f — --, ,, , , v timated the county funds on deposit' their energy on the cultivation of facdecide to accept the terms of the ulti•ht'l ard uluet. ifcTK •xcept where t..u~«-— ------------------------------- . cageriav of. wfrifica»anvmnt of r thecity mon- ulties .... ___ __ . tn w;000. while ,,r !,<» ,.i I v mnn> ulties which, which, however however valuabliL valuable, dopot donot matum. maturn. This This .supposition. .supposition, ,however, however, rang. Judge ot preserved by th. “.. IIP.trtlMnd ^ncr?ase theijtheip fitness fitness to to be lx*wives wives -*in<l was wciay merely ocrsonal* and did not rest 1 K ■ -v. Wise ev tlicre i-uix>ut <4,500^ Mr. Hartman ^nerjase uq ( ( «ua tion. While this ..^ka.v.. •. . f — i ------j»_ .i.-, any definite information. ■ .f Jane Wil! a - Ionia -vt'.T sarshc w'll turn over all the properly/ mothers: and secondly, the march of ( on any definite information, C'.mntv (noupJ Tins oal^ pr.88 Lv Howard City Bangkok eorhe ha\ to save the creditors of the bank modern improvement makes bachelor London ondon, July 25.—The M ” Lv I IOCI* jeaullful pavement, it ui::y l»e inferred from fuss. * I to the Tim , life so delightful that young men lire respondent Ar StaOlOD that/a people Mifiiciently advanced to “ j otnarr territory that-- Sin: Washington. July’W—Since the Istof rciucianiiui'Aviuiurfc reluctant to exchange it matrimony. — *•' *------n forumu uui-u». J ■•'hie •— ........ — ------ to -- sacrifice — «i?rfcute a work that in recent years January nearly 200 national banks have • Every day, others week days only, i «8 ... would pw-bablj’ , -.-..-A ......... . . - , , ■ A lax on .... l-aclielorh.io-l on slimul. ■-••iik-.t ne ailm't- has immortalised NichoPon in the an­ closed their doors, agonist less than be unconstitutional, and it would pot evacuation • of. the Slumcee ------------------------- a— ports ol- Fmiwadone Parlor cars on all mins brt»re» gram* ii!-]riii-n <»t S.d<l nals of street engineering were capa­ fifty during the same period last year. fte feasible to close clubs.nnd other re- ' ,Ahopen and Sumpang. On the river Bm-H the Rat ld« and Detroit. Eeats 2ft emu. ConnbeOariB tor therein n-nnsl ble of robing handsome wooden ttyn- Of the failures this year five have been sorb, of celibates by statute. ■ French have been unable In tour month* to mute it- Union station, Grand JiaUda wllh fM place a tingle atution except Khnong) and that ples and other structures. 'I hat they United Stales depositories, as follows: , The practical lesson which statisi ics was obtained by a aurprise.” irt ten <>\ were not of the same race as the Indi­ The First national bank, of Little teach is that young women should not Lomdox, July 25. — The Franco- ton. CitAKUtvuix. Fxto(.k«y and JWmr ans appears from the fact that the lat­ Rnck, Ark.; the Gate City National look forward to matrimony as the 'ex­ Siamese complications have been the Vikiv. Favorite route lo tie »tiir.n.er‘’i»wrt» persons Inteh-Mi-d In sale, ter have no tradition concerning the oank. of Atlanta, Go.; the People’s Na­ clusive road to happiness, but Hint one absorbing topic in the lobbies of of northern Mklnpan. i-1 to iii-CH-ar nt a -r^slon oi be Iioidrii ;d the Frobafr origin of mounds, and were they the tional bunk, of Denver. Col.; the Ger­ they should boldly look the situation the house of commons. The situation of li.istlnit'. i'i said c-Miutn, original mound builders, though their man national bunk, of (Denver. Col., >■ M. Ahl.. Cbkar wa, r. sT. iu the faoe, and should prepare to en­ is regarded with apprehension by all *11:30 *ny then- be. why the praye' P. P, M.2O0 A. M. 1.1X17:06 A- ML. ra.-ty not tie, granted. AW civilization subsequently perished, and the Kentucky national bank, of gage in the battle of life on the same parties, and the lost news from Bang­ except Saturday, via. St. Joseph and snaflBthev could not hav<_Jost track of such Louisville. Ky. footing as their brothers, with thepur- kok and Paris is read with as much an ‘important part'of the history of Svr.AcrsK. N. Y.. July 25.-The exten­ pose of remaining single unless the anxiety os eagerness. On all sides re­ <>t i.ti.1 petition, .uid the b«u t ♦thejiiacy' hi.-sk h t..|r <it this "order to i>J L sive manufacturing firm of Bradley & ideal of their aspirations should hap- , gret is expressed that the British war­ • IK-tTts-i - Bax.skh II til*-’ »>4lirtaln it is now that the mound Co. went into a receivership Monday pen to make them nn offer. Girls i ships in Siamese waters were not re­ Leave tor Charlevoix. IVtoskv and Bay Xtaa Judge Vann appointed should be educated to regard marriage enforced a month ago, as the British ♦7-MA M.D40P M.and 1!:1BP. M. eiu-li ww k for Hirer successtv- buildets who once 'thickly inhabited afternoon. '<> .aid d:iv "I tirarfust Parlor rars nn day trail.* and slceperw w this country were agriculturists, me­ John Dunn, Jr., receiver. The firm as boys do—a good thing if it comes in •-•HAKI.Kn W. AKM.STHOXn, interests in Siam outnumbered the nfxbt trams between Bar View, Grand Rs*M chanics and traders, but to find whence manufactured triphammers, wag..; s the right way. with the right man l^ear- | Judge of Probate. Chicago and Detroit. Through palace rar *• French a hundred to one. came they and whither they went one and fanev carriages and filters. 1 ho ing orange blctsosja ip his hand:, but -Losbox. July 25.—The Times pub­ tween llimtlns-B nnd Bay View, via. C. K st JI y.. D L ft N. Ry., andC. ft W If. R v. gropes in the darkness of the past. building and plant are valued at 8500.­ not the one end and aim of existence, a lishes nn editorial which/it'is thought^ ll’A«K our Menu for further parUcularw « Did their occupation extend buck to 000. The liabilities are about 8350.000. failure to obtain which involves[nris- expresses the general English opinion write to GaoKGK DxHAVlfx.Gea’I Fams’? Ax'S. that period between the dawn of man’s The judge issued nn order allowing th® erv and desiccation. With the dbvel- of the merits of I lie Franco-Siumcse dis­ Grand R-ipkffiB. creation and the No.tchan deluge? Re­ receiver to continue lhe manufacture opment of civilization the range of pute. In commenting upon Siam’s an­ mains of man have been found in this and the sale of the stock on hand. Tonic < purrnitr. in which girls cun compete swer to the French ultimatum, the CuiCAOo. July 25. — The firm of Park ­ countrv that point to antediluvian an­ wit’;: men is constantly widening. It >; Times says: tiquity. A piece of basket matting hurst .t Wilkinson, iron merchants ot is probably as easy nt lhe presenthimo j “Siam's refund to po bryoad Just and reason­ was found in an island in Vermillion; 148 to 184 Kinzie street, failed on Mon­ in this city for n girl to get remunera­ able limils or io cumcde territory to which dav. The firm ’ s tusete arc Estimated at In effect June 11. isaX bay .LouHiana. below the remains of tive employment ns for a hov. j And . France never put in ar. effective claim until (hr,n other Is no excuse for a measure of an elephant; the remains of a masto­’ 81.000.000. Parkhurst <fc Wilkinson were while the liale of pay of sboplfirls is |[ M ,I day. c^w.. hostility, oetenallily direty^d against the don. partly wasted, were found in Mis­ among the leading merchant in their too low—which will probably continue i1 “ but— really ----- . -Iking al the commerce Stations. c a. < c— - I souri, and iu excavating for gas works‘ line in the United States ana had been to be the case so long as they persist1 of Entlaud and uthc _._cr countries having com­ s*n'’{uT ft1* <!wri|O»e mercial relat relation with SUoL*’ in New Orleans a human skeleton1 established for more than a decax e. in calling themselves “su’e-.ladibs”— tnen-lrt ion wltu pamphlet. >•>111 H was found below the remains of fourr Slow collections due at the bank is tho women iu some othcrcallings are pret- ‘ K)r. WILLIAMS’ IN GREAT NEED. Xjdauiazoo Lv... cvprefcs forests, the accumulation, in1 cause of their trouble. , I1 ty fairly paid. A trained nurse com- 1 --------BhrtCoopcr,.... F MEDICINE CO., ' IIALTIMOB-A. M.1. July T.h* the opGrion "Jrf^cicntjsts. requiring, 50c. mantis ninety dollars a month and her Portion* of Kansas Overrun by Penniless itiehliuid JuncT M C'reaaey ............ . Schenectady, N.Y. -- ---------- -- ----- «•-»—~»-fourteen thousand years to form, lhe ern Electric company, company. one of tne mg boanl. and the doctors say that there , mh57................ JT! B voltingeological age in Whi.h the pavement eoUrprtoe. of- this city, ---made Topeka. Kan., July 25. — Western li-llon . . .... and Brockville, Ont. are not half enough of them. If every the mound in Wise county petetfied , Ury ^i^ment Monday to Morrill N. girl could be sure of earning even fifty ( Kansas is overrun with men who are Cl oyerdale sbulta............... . uVllZ rahjMt of of inquiry inquiry nnd «nd doubtdonbt- , 1>ackard. Failure to is a live“subject dollars a month she could snap her fin- j making their way cast from Colorado, MORTGAGE SALE. * ....be dl-imled. .. ...» AV-., lew will W.e i* It .liinno during „on„ mllde k unpo-lble tor tl» , gers at the decline in the marriage where they have lieen thrown out of t'“w‘“ V. u chcin ,„„.t iu employment by closing of the mines Coat? Gw».„ ’ln which --------> ffrt-at ol obligetioM. TbeuI^fAi.U'hxviiiK been m-tde In the cnndllions uZperioa uhd smelters. A. Gluck, mayor of Wooulai o .. . i c’-rUiit niurtiPiKe made by Jo-eph Knlitnt lakes extended from the Gulf of Max sets of the concern ore estimated st : Iaj»m KnUht. hl* wife, to Samuel C*«x»8175,000; liabilities. 8100,000. Mr. Paok.A D*n<eroua Operation. Dodge City has issued a proclama­ •A rxxlhlirk . ■'.did M-ty tl.h. A. D. 1830 snd recor.led hi ico northward, or when was it. It I la l>. t~ Plncking ostriches requires many tion calling upon citizens to make Utosit-g : - office <•! Reel-ter ol i»«edsf-ir Harry t o.. wa-s Horacc'Greeley rtJreeley who wno unuer™~ Brd filed a bond for , ... ‘ixiiw. <iu i:n- 7tu day of May. a. l)„ iw. precautions. The birds are driven into provisions for the army of idle Detroit....... mountl but ( Ia)v:mville. hy-Ja»y -—- for — his -paper, in h.^r J4«f inortKMrs, bn ipikvIW, <>n whirl' write up a I**--—...» Grand Rapids. ,|le national bank suspended payment a large inclosure, then into smaller men that is passing through that town. inurigatfe then-1* rln'nied UM be due *nd uoicu" after all he could tell about :» it wasconMonday '^rt.^n* ones until they are so closely packed He asserts that the majority of them c 'it- ■U>«-u! tbl* iiiulco the. sum of two nun cn-ii CR> -inn f sod n 't hundredth­ tained in the words: “It is here. uo 3io»a»y together that they cannot fighter torn are deserving of assistance and willing stock.of »W»,000. ' mu V4-4* 100 mid Ml Alturi'cj’K fuO <•' Ilf bud not neon the WUo county mound. Stations. X^Tun'l I____ Hutt ^nbbudeb-ed tne iu«n round: from theVe into a plucking box. to work. He appeals to charitable s- n-it. l n *p-t’.vuit-d fo-ln sald in .rtiwa’»n-i u" ,„r busing w» »»' ""‘•’I^±lJto I where there is just room for a bird to persons to raise a fnnd to provide for ™ t ,'t''Z1»l”n^ncdby the lord ' bankVuund that >1 ''■» '“T*0"”'''1''-" riand. An operator .landing on e«<h their immediate wants to prevent them BOVTH. n> irrupt; • or .i;iy san ttiiire»L Tlternfo-*". Ar io ■ •.i■ in->f th* do *rr nt contained’ll s-tld m .„a from breaking into houses to obtain Kalamazoo East Cooper Lv '■ i.’r. a:«J Jhe statute l« such ch*c nitsu* shears snips the long white plumes the necessaries of life. ■MUM June I -. i i pwivl)- !. ittrtiw u hereby given that •>•• “Xd byTreeont^rerv^r-rho, Yu'ing tbe^ywinberelu^dthe - iDifitiy.ifif fiiO dav of H-pl iul»‘r, A l>. IMS from the wings. The tails nnd thi 'HELD for trial . •t i-‘> <• r <> k- tn Hu- forenoon, I shall*eil M i":'; glossy black feathers on the body are Delton lowest Pf»0E YET' • Miribm «. '.Ii- hlxhrM Ridder, stf the north -ritor wsaeeated in lhe drawing-room , pulled out. I' tihl O-Mir of the fo.ict U<i L-« In the dry of Has..„rerc»»a> Mak- •!«' r»rv»— V'nn Mtcfiig.u, It lilt bril glhe pl|U* where lhe cir<4if •o.irtf»r Harry comi'v l< boldenj. <h», nt dU.tk Washington, July 25.—The grand Hastuiqb... d«-«ciIhrd In sdd mortgage, nr «o i Wammrartw. ->»'T «•-*«*•“« D1; There is a'three-toed rhinoceros, be­ n< trh th-r-of ns nmv be i'reeaa-rv to n»y :!>«• --j tor of the Mint Preston purehaseu lieved to be hundreds of thousands of jury found a true bill against Col. F. C 0o*U Grove. .Im-o. *ui>l n«u tgaRM. with eight l*r morning-dress euxrv* Ainsworth, chief of the record and Woodland... • e ,t interest, «nd a:i Hf;u 0«»*t*. i<nctHb*r *Hn Upon his appearance. Hon. Mrs. Hen-, ounces of silver Monday at, 89.8. years old, in the^American museum of pension division of the war depart­ • h-atiof-F |>r<.V'<to> I«»r in said mert- Xr and K sister. Lady F the lowest price yet paid for ril1£1«|. T— prein.-r* l^lng descnbcd: In U1KCA natural history. The relic, according ment: George W. Dant, the contractor Lansing...................... ; ....| H 1® ••— - and gentle-1 Th* “ «.« . I.-..-, of fcor eraNshl >ti'•r’eiw all that certain pl<-<* of emaining ladies t ln lhe nmuny — —- to palwontologiste who have read its Detroit................................. I c oo il luiti .tiiMtr in th- 1owu ot Rat! nd and the remaining ,nt row to their l«t, Thenwere tact, tor thb ibb-; - -------------------- .Id- history, is the only one of his herd employed to make the excavation for Grand Rapids.............. 7 rm........ I’n ; u.r t m-S H-s'-'* Kiehlgsn au ' -[v men prt-^Lv -„ the electric light plant: William E. ■ viceroy ............... ■>» ...... -" offering in »c'1i>rd a- lolioA-. I • nil; C-'cnibrncIlutst 'h* was hi/excellency the who escaped mutilation by the croco­ Covert, superintendent, and Francis oniy.’ '' diles and alligators of his time, when FnMie. engineer of the building, holding *"*i(opa"un~MKn4U land. ZNot only de . VNos.5 KDd6willnote*rryp »'» hyth.^tionaiwtorol he was deposited after death in a lake liiF-— i iiiorlu rU'K- nine ,□! Wrsf. Tbrirt-e Duly Tlwcruld *lw»y« rtee upon th.provided with freight train permit rii’inlt g u-.n > twewv-Jglit ;2i] rods, t!-.-i:ce Ser-, entrance Into th. room. -V X mint »nd <■«»■>“. prop™ tibn. ot which existed in South Dakota. i.car them responsible for the old Ford’s the­ Freight tralna will be run st »hr ater disaster of June 9 last in which •>r tb«eerapanv, who rcaorvet.'-.r r. . . -i n.-AfMifony .'4 > -<»1«. thrtiiM munhix Uls further their cnatom. aa it w <>>' ton muds. Two o' the bidder. »cm-'1> tweii-v-iubr i-;q n*i«. then-a lunulug what Is now the Pine Ridge Indian res- twenty-three persons lost their Uvea the time of such trains without mH •VIM inrty i*Qj rods to the H-we of beginning. bounjen duty of ____W. 8. Drwixo. G»n cepted the gorernment'.offer prvatjoo. _ « and a large number was injured. i-'.ta.uu,g M:v«n i.7) acre- of land. to bta pro-oindly o. tearing the Innel. ,p.000 ounces more nt the same jure. .S.VXVItLCAJMtOX. eon or dinner-table. n .......... .. Strictly Pure White Lead .. Cures SickHeadai »naiuon,. 'J Newton L MUte of th. A. D„ Me .W3,. couaitjpu P»yrr.fi.t • •ay Umj 1 payable sainv FH»p*et „£ Mptefikt ii •ys. the ■ Ur» with JI at the K beeoL-e Sly, there- 1 for th• expiree, the pay. 18112 and 1 and jn and up. . । nt two f latere^ a payable Itc. and’ ■ f'l and he. date Mid Ihrte hlrty r<,ur d thirty In said oecedk-p Mover the power <>r •ad the. rd. notice urday th93. Mt teu at public’ the north he City of re the < lrilden), the ge. or so ild mortInterest attorneys ovenanted de*cribed leers and situate fu county of 1 known larter and rest qtmr<21 north ! hundred wtgagee. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE E. 4 will bo tdt-^cribu ted In my and beat overcome |atl takt n 1 b >’i a round fny 1)10 ■-•till-.-’ B Mid I 8, an’ordjerc i.t, no sww »rer die'doclorinuj no parrtlweniont dleft me. »lU’l»t<--: 'Elkhart. Oikoii, Luuig & lite $2 00j-nM ’. '.'OLLE-Y & Nerve yiled. ! BRONSON I ■ •? i 1 Blood Builder I �Hastings Banner Thursday, July 27, 1893WAXHAtL L. COOK. Editor. thb to a very much agonized people and go far toward quieting a quaking world.—New York Tribune. Hxarnros, mich., postofticb, AUOUBT 14. 1879. tradon. Such a resolution gpmld have tbe full force of republican strength. Noth­ ing more unpatriotic has happened In the history of American politics than the at­ tempt of the Cleveland administration to assail the good name of the Union veteran under the pretense of honesty and deprive them of their bard won pensions under the plea of economy. The name of every veteran on the pension rolls was placed there after the applicant had secured the re quired affidavits, and Hoke Smith s •elf Judging from my Imperfect observations for the last thirty-five years. In times of commercial distress and financial strin­ gency, tbe bankers and the merchants of Ex-Congressman Horr, formerly of Sagi- ;New York have uniformly asked for more naw. but of late the editorial writer oh tht. ,money and not for less; for expansion and New York Tribune, has directed the fol- ।not for contraction. The bank owners assumed right to stop all pension lowing open letter to Ex-Gov. Watte, of ;have rushed to Washington and demanded meats according to the confederate Idea Colorado, who recently made such blood ,from the Treasury Department all possible certainly ought to be contested. curdling remarks about what he would do ;Inflations of tbe money, In circulation. Senator Jones, of Nevada, declares that If the silver purchase law were repealed:— Why do they now demand a contraction of Davis H.‘ Waite, of Colorado! If you <the Government issues while they are no silver legislation enn pass the senate that is hostile to the white metal. He says can trust “Our national Liberties” In tbe ■themselves putting forth millions of Clear­ bands of some other Colorado person for a ।ing House certificates to terminate a flurry that he can tie'up the senate from now un­ til the times of the members expire If he few minutes The Tribune would like to ,caused by a scarcity of money? These cer­ have you come off the perch for a little tificates are nothing but a rediscount by so desires. Thia is simply a warning that conversation. The Tribune appreciates the associated banks of commercial paper if favorable sliver legislation 'is not passed the importance of Colorado to the union .already once discounted by the several he will pursue those dilatory tactics that and your own importance as governor of banks. They are Inflations; pure and simple delay work, and wlrtch are a sad commen­ Colorado. The state cast upwards of 90,­ justifiable only in a great crisis. Is that tary upon the parliamentary usages gov­ 000 votes at the last presidential election, ,crisis to be staid by stopping the purchase erning our national legislation. It is or nearly one-third of the total vote uf monthly of 4,500,009 ounces of silver bul­ claimed in this country that the majority Manhattan Island, and you received some lion, upon which three or four millions of rules. It doM If the minority is willing. 39.000 votes yourself for governor, which United States Treasury notes are added to Under the rules which govern lhe actions are about what it takes here to elect a tbe circulation of money? Is the crisis to of the house aud senate, two or three of member of Congress. The older states are be terminated by deciding here and now the minority by pursuing dilatory tactics, very fond of Colorado. The older states to wholly demonetize silver and adopt can block al( legislation no matter how would hate very much to bdve it secede gold as the single standard- of the world? important or pressing it may be. Bules and set up as a separate nation, with a If that did no’ seem to be the opinion of which allow such practice are absolutely currency of Its own and a large and pow­ some honest and wise men 1 should call wrong. The majority should rule as it erful navy and a thin. red line of "roos"’ the plan nonsensical and suicidal. It is certainly held responsible for all legis­ teip” doing sentry duty on. the border seems to be more than Hint, it looks like lation enacted. Though a democratic mi­ warning off invaders liva lurid dialect a cold-blooded attempt Of the creditor nority was severe in the curses cart up< n and Impassioned language. This is w hat classes to take ndvantage of a crisis in order Czar Reed’s Rules, yet now that the demo­ eg,sterti people have been led to fear by the to oppress the debtor classes by exacting crat < are In the majority, there are plent* action by some of the influential citizens n pound of flesh not nominated in the of that party that would like to wear his of Colora*’u wh«> assembled themselves to* I bond. The movement will hot be submit­ crown. Fllibnltering should’ be erushtti gether not long ago aud solemnly resolved ted to by the representatives of the people, out. General Catchings, a democratic Congres.-man from Mississippi says that that they had stood this sort of thing long . and It will not be successful. enough. Tho thing they complain of, if Why should not Hie banks, the Chamber •Reed's Rules are -til right. Similar rulep we have correctly untangled the proceed­ of Commerce nnd the newspapers reeng- j must be adopted at the coining session if . ings, Is that they get only about 70 cents nize and state tbe exact truth.’ That the any work is done.'’ an ounce for silver, notwithstanding the present distressed condition of the bust* report of July Btli sayi Bradstreets . .. law of nature that fixes the price at $1.29. ne8S Of the country Is due to the approaehWe shall not deny that this Is a state of lll(C as5aun upon the McKinley bill In par­ "Fires have been put out in Iron, steelj things calculated to stir the indignation of ticular ftUt| upon the American ’ Protective woolen, shoe, glass and other furnaces and factories at prominent centers both east! a free people, and perhaps rouse the red- system sy9tem in In general? general? * headed part of them to something like Why should the republicans, of all men. and west in excess of expected shut down.’’. frenzy. And we say here and now that seek for any other cause? President No such statement as that was ever made or if the citizens of Colorado can remedy It Cleveland naturally looks for a different printed during the entire four years of re­ by setting out for themselves ami buying reason. Of course he cannot admit that publiccan administration 1989—93 under silver of each other for 81.29 an ounce the principles and proposed measures of President Harrison*. Every branch of in­ they will be justified in erecting them­ himself and his party—the repeal of the dustry was very prosperous up to last No­ selves Into an independent republic, even "unwise laws" for which he has called vember, with prospecls ahead for the best' if they have to tunnel their way out. Congress to meet August 7—are crippling buslhess year ever known In the history But within the past few days the feeling the merchant, distressing the farmer, of the country. What brought such a has tM*en growing that Colorado will not stopping the wheels of the factories and re­ change?—a party cnme.ln power that adbe satisfied with that concession.- And ducing the wages of labor. Necessarily he 1 vocates free trade and declared protection this, we say to you. Gov. Waite, In all must proclaim some other reason for the to American industries unconstitutional. frankness, is owing to our remarks in the distress and ruin which have attended his “The general condition of affairs In Amer­ silver convention at Denver last Tuesday. election and inauguration. But It is a Do you know, governor, that what you false proclamation, aud I cannot under­ ica, coupled with the uncertainty as to said about blood flowing to Uie horses' stand why republicans should join therein. when any change will be made In the Mc­ bridles has struck the whole civilized world If Cleveland^and his party will repent of Kinley Tariff, has a very depressing effect with awe? Are you aware that and recant their declarations that the Tariff on the Welsh tin-plate trade. So soon, . when that speech was cabled abroad the Is unconstitiona! and is to be destroyed, however, as these changes do take place, whole eastern hemisphere quivered with our prosperity will return. If they do not we may anticipate some benefit accruing .emotion? That'lor the past three days 30 declare the people will destroy them, to English trade.”—The London Economist. princes and potentates have kept the unless Republicans run off into a wicked Cleveland Carlisle A Co. should note with Atlantic so hot with questions about you and suicidal movement to demonetize sil­ distress this depressing effect upon the that the sea hasjairly bubbled, and par­ ver and make gold the sole standard. Welsh tln-plat^ trade, and make extra boiled whales are lying belly up all the With morfey thns made scarce and dear, hystc to shape things to suit our foreign way across? That the Emperor William there will come such a fall lu prices and neighbors. It might be a little severe on instructed the German minister to inquire such widesdread insolvency and poverty our home factories bnt England must be at once whether It was like!/ that the os this country has never yet seen. No satisfied at all events. , whole :.‘9,000 who voted for you would one defiles that “as money rises from It seems as If people never will bo sat I take up arms; because if they did Caprivi a low-valuatlou to a higher one wages arc would have to Increase the army estimates? depressed, prices fall,' trade stagnates and Isfied anyway. A few years ago a large That ihe Emperor of Austria, conclence- bankruptcies become numerous.” This Is portion of the state of Kansas was as dry stricken at the part his government has our present actual woe, from whatever as a eojl fish, and the people there pray ed aken In the great conspiracy against sll- cause it may come. Are Clearing House Incessantly for rain. "Rain making’’ ver. has shut tbe palace gates nnd denied certificates based upon any better money companies were organized there and have G himself to all callers, saying, with distlnct- with which to relieve the crisis than supplied the "long felt" wants of lhe peo­ 1 , ness and emphasis: "1 shall not venture United States Treasury notes based upon ple by furnishing rain on demand. But it ’ out until Gov. Wait feels differently to- silver bought at tbe market rates? Why seems that they overdid their last Job and । wards-the rest of the world?” No; you should the first be Issued and the last the heavy rainfall did a great deal of dam­ are not aware of these state of things. ditninlsiied as a remedy forexistlng evils?’ age to crops. Forgetting ail former sup’ Wrapped In gloomy contemplations of tbe I see no satisfactory reasons for snch plications two irate Kansas* fanners have danger to which “our national liberties’’ anomalous courses, but am willing to sued the rain makers for 810,000 damages. are exposed by the unwillingness of man­ be enlightened.—W. E. Chandler in New Mankind Is fickle to say the least. EDITORIAL NOT^& kind to pay $1.29 an ounce for sliver, you I naturally forgot everything except the neieessity for teaching the civilized world, even at’tbe cost of "blood to the horses’ bridles” that 81.29 nn ounce Is 3 fair j price. We are not blaming you, governor. for feeling that way. Convinced as vou and tbe “red-headed rooster of the Ruckles'* are that the whole world Is in n conspiracy to get silver for leas than 91.29 an ounce* we are not surprized that you should have a thirst for human gore. But what we would like timidly to say to you Is; that you should not Insist on so much blood. “Blood to the horses’ bridles’* Is. when you come to think of It, a great deal of blood. It would be, even If the _ horse were a mere Shetland pony, and you probably had In mind a horse at least 17 ' i hands high. We 'understand, of course, I -bat you have had great provocation. We K 'reely admit that many eastern people who 1 iad accumulated capital by attention iu J1 • ?l»e loathsome details of trade and business ’ l j lave sent money to Colorado and other '.tittea for the ostensible purpose of as.■’ listing the noble si-lf-sacrltlcrrs engaged L n developing the country, when, as a mat­ er of fact, at heart they hoped to get ! 1 one of It back. The mean and devilMi > York Tribune, July 12. That Fennlonf Order. The cruel order of the pension depart, ment suspending for 00 days tbe pensions of thousands of veterans is bringing down upon the beads of tbdse who oidered the suspension, the righteous wrath of the old veterans. Thousands of the boys In blue who gave the best days of their lives to putting down the rebellion liave been deprived of their pensions which almost stands between them and ' starvation, or the poor house. From the picture of want and penury let’s look at another spec, taele. Gruver Cleveland is nt Buzzards Bay. having a good thne^fishlng. Hoke Smith, hla secretary of the Interior who ordered pension payments stopped has been ertjoylng a trip to Yellowstone Pa rk probably free of expense, while the old veterans that he has deprived of means of support are fairly sweating blood In a struggle to keep body and soul together. No republican administration ever de­ prived the nation's defenders of their (tensions, an I no republican administration ever treated with cold contempt lhe claims of a union veteran. One of the pension examiners who recently arrived in Detro’t tor that purpose live* In Texas, and ids father was an officer In the confederate army. But sons of confederacy are just the ones to examine the claims of the boys In blue, according to Cleveland's secretary of tbe Interior. *’ It should be a mutter of pride however, to lhe old veterans to know that it Is the Intention of a Michigan Congressman to champion their cause In the coming ses­ sion of Congress. It la announced that CongreMnan BurroutfiU, of Kalamazoo, proposes to Intruduc^• resolution for an ! [• lotives of liieae persons have betn disovered by the 39,000 thoughtful and in ailgmt citizens of Colorado, who made ou governor. They have discovered 1 toreover, that these money tenders are* 1 offagrd iu the infamous conspiracy to get ;lyer for leas than $1.29 an ounce, in rar present state of mind we would i»**i suture any drfeuM for tbeae eriiulnn Jnapfratora. Bat we do take It upon um­ -Ives to say that If you could bring yom­ , It to be content with bluod somewhat iisstban bridle deep—If, for Instance, >uu ■ttld see your way to save “our nations 1 inquiry into -the treatment accorded the “You can't always tell what a man Is by his external appearance,” Mid Sup’t. Knight, of the Chair and Table factory to the reporter one day last week. Recall­ ing an experience that happened 12 ur 15 years ago, he related the Incident as follows:— . “At that time I was foreman In the Oriel furniture factory at Grand Rapids and had supervision of the men under me. 1 had received orders from headquarters that no one should be allowed In the fac­ tory without he was there on business. One day I saw n medium sized man saun­ tering through tbe factory looking around and acting as If he had no business there. 1 noticed that he was dressed quite "seedy" and I promptly wont over whenhe was. To my question lhe Intruder ad­ mitted that he was not connected with the factory and was in there for no speclai purpose. I promptly Informed him that It was my orders to allow no man In the factory under those circumstancea and was quite emphatic iu telling him that "this was no place for loafing and* that he would have to get out” With a twinkle ot his eye the man replied that "if those were lhe rules , he would obey th* m.” He left the factory at once and 1 Expected never to see that man again. Butjn a little while 1 mw the General Manager of tho Institution com­ ing over towards me. grinning almost from ear to ear. and behind him closley tollowefl the stranger whom I had "Ured” junta t«w minutes before. 1 knew that sometbhig was up. The trfo came up to where I was and tho* General Manager said -Mr. Knight 1 will make you acquaint­ ed with-Mr. John Wannmaker of Phila­ delphia”. You can Imagine how I felt after "firing” the future 1’iwttmasler General of the Uultetl Statt-s. He treated the affair very lightly nod considered It a good joke on himself and complimented me on discbanfiug my duty so impartially. He said ’*11 is buslseM and no man should be allowed to trespass unless he had some here.” As every one knows Mr. WwMmaker is a great lover of order and eyitotn. Whether his exoerlenee in the factory had anything to do with it- or ^‘^".Tk^rcrnoaa-ith « J nekton haa been tested and found to be Impure. «»«*■•’ 'h. preaama of .ten If ho waaunlnnnl ofllh. peentlwamuch .lekn««« In v»rlm>, part. ot lb, elly. BtateMewa. Saugatuck Commercial’. From all reports we can obtain, there seems to be reason to hope «jat the peach yellows will be thorouihlTcheekedfrom further Inroads on the ue«ch orchard of thia section. th e yellows commissioners be vigilant and this result can be accomplished. Jacob Ires, living about three miles oouth of I’leraon, died very sudden.y one day last week. He had been at work and returned home about the middle of the forenoon, drank some buttermilk and ate some cheries. He then returned to work and in a short time was dead. In Detroit Saturday. Frank Walter of Indianapolis, rode a bike 25 inllcs in X .ffbiofatety hour 0 minutes and 10 seconds, beating the world’s record. A cream of tarter baking powder. The Soldiers’ and Sailors’ association of northwestern Michigan will bold their an­ Highest of all in leavening strength nual reunion nt Like City Aug. 30 and —Latest United States Govern­ Sept 1. * ■ ment Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., Pure A Wall St., N. Y. rKOBATK OBI.BB. <0, <h. County of Barry, bolden at tbs Probate Office I” ths City of Hswtlmts. In mW county, on Wed­ nesday. tho acth day of July. In lhe year on» tboasaad eight hundred and Proent, Chariei W. Armstrong, Judge of 1 7^ tne' matter of Uie estate of Orinda Bolster, deceased.anddctcnnlolng who are ‘^e tewful bslrs and entitled to Inherit the land of said ''ou^readlng and filing the petition duly veri fled, of Dennis Haskell, son of said deceased, pray lag for reasons therein stated that « or­ der or decree be made* by this court determin­ ing who are or were the heirs at law of said decetuied and entitled to Inherit said estate and thftrres(>ect!\e rights therein. Thereupon it is ordered that Tuesday tbe 22nd day of August. A. D. 1«W. « ten o'clock in lhe forenoon, be awtiguedfor the bearing <»f said petition, and that Uie helis nt law ot «<<! <lecra>w! and all other persons interested id mud estate, nn required t o appear “J “ “'V10,1' of said court, then to be bohten nt the I rob at < Office in the city of IfMtlkg*. 1 ii said minty, uad show cnkiro. If any there be, why the prarerioi the petitioner-ruay not be granted. And It is further ordered, that said petit loner give notice to the persons interested In said estate, ot tlit pendency of said petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order tube published in the Hastings Bavnkh. a nrwpa Kr printed and circulated In Mid countyjo! rry, once In each week for three sueeeulVr weeks previous to said day of hearing. M tnieconv.) . IT IS NOT OUR FAULT. If you fail to know that PIANOS, ORGANS and SEWING MA­ CHINES can be bought cheap of C. E. INGERSON ‘•Not what a man earns but what Ire saves makes him rich.” We propose to make it interesting for Hastings competition. So don’t fail to write me for prices and terms on first class goods. Yours for business, Canning Time Now for Red aud Bia. kRa.,t berriee. We handle lofe them. Leave your orders. Remember weare^llii1(,,.ailg very cheap. We bought when pYice was. very low and win sell lbw. Green glass, a x0 1 cans. Try some Breakfast Elakes 7c lb. Have yon tasted our Sweet Pickles, 10c dozen. Potted Ham, 15c can. Potted Chicken, If,.- can. Potted Turkey, 15c can. Potted Tongue, 15<: can Shrim >8, 80. All foods fresh. All guotte first c! 188. Suit of 3 rooms over store to rent, Front and v**ry pleasant. Bas A Will C. E. INGERSON, Agent. Nashville, Mich. CHAKLIM W,AUMJ<TUO\-<1. Judgeof Frol*ate. FKOBATK ORDER. State of Michigan. County of Barry-M. Ata seston ot the Probate Court for t|i*« County of Barry", ho'deu at the Probate office. In thet'iiyof Hastlngn. in said county, on WednMdav.Uie y’dh day of July. !n the year uuthousand eight hunurol aud ninety-three. Present, Charies W. Armstrong, Judge ot Probate. , , . „ ,, In the matter of the estate of Joseph McKee an ,iojudged Insane person. Mary McKee. Guardian of said Insane person comes Into court and represents that she H prepared to render her annual account as nteh pmnttan and prays that a day be fixed for hearing the umc. Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday, the 18th day of Augnst, A. D. 1W3. at ten o’clock In the forenoon be.assigned for the hearing of said petition and that the heirs at law of said insane person and all other persons Interested lu •aid estate, an- required to appear al a session of said court, then to be bolden at the Probate of­ fice. In tbe City of Hastings. In said County, and show cause, if any there Cm. why the prayer of tbe petitioner may not be granted. And It Is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the perrons Interested In said estate, of the pendency uf said petition anil tbe hearing tbereuf t>y can-dog a copy of tills order to tie published In the Has­ tings Bax.xkk, a neu Jp.i|*er printed aud ctreulatcd In said County of Barry’, oace in each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. Chaklkh. w. ARMsrnoxu. Judge >>f Probate (A true copy.) THE HASTINGS MARKET Constantly keeps On hand' a fine line of FRESH AND SALT MEATS Which will alwasy be for sale at.the LOWEST .MARKET PRICE. NEW CUSTOMERS INVITED PLEASE GIVE US A CALI.. F, P. WILCOX, Proprietor. ED. SCHUMANN, Clerk Scientific DO NGS Test. Ixxik at Ulis wheel with each eye separately at a distance of 15 to 3d inches. If you do not see alike with both eyes they are mismated. The Racket is closing out a job of ladies nnd misses walking shoes nnd slippers for less than half price. • We have a few ladles hats to close, nit. see some of tbe lines or spokes blacker .Never mind what they cost us you can buy Again, if you _ — astigmatism, —*• anij jfjouU have than others-.V you have them for most nothing at the Racket. your eyes examined and fitted Practical andWe still have ladles gauze underwear Scientific Optician. for 10c, 15c, and 19, you can’t match It for from k to % mon. al lhe itgeket A few more lawn tennis shoes lo close out at the Racket. They still sell the 85c ladles dongola walking shoes al the Racket. You cannot match them for 51.25. They sell some ladles walking shoes at the Racket for 91.50 to $1.75. you cannot get at any other place for 92.00 to $2.35. Why Is it that you sell hosiery so much cheaper than the rest, said a lady. Well w« buy from the auction house, no one can peat us. Tua Racket. New arrival of floor 0|| e|olh cb„„ New Knodt. aloe patients at the Racket. 111. a fact we aell abonl four time, a, much paper and envelope, at w bonae ln tne city. The Racket. W. litre (he best hoy. w.p,M wheels cheap at Ute Racket. 0„ We bare to many (.diet handkerchief, and arc making nprclal price. .( the Rack- *-"y to“' n«fie^^ur pria?s ,rtl dw» Pans 10c, 18c, “«<• w^W.*Ke<,Ck fW U.00, $X.35, Others ask $1.75, 2.25 for not as good, at the Racket 1 p Wt ’tuttynneejy, at hl,lt<,t market . oo'onr"’”.^ 71ll“ £,sU“d 100 The Racket. *’~*>i»«nt •!>» M Yon will al..,, flnd'prlttrc the ehranett and tend, the be,t Bl the Itaeket. p“t One of the most practical and scientific OPTICIANS In the United States. Formerly connected with the EDMONDSON OPTICAL ASS \ DETROIT, MICHIGAN Has made arrangements with JOHN BESSMER. TH6 J6W6I6L HASTINGS, - - MIGH. To make regular visits for tbe punxme of making scientific ocular examinatio - "t classes of defective vision such as Myopia, Hypecmltropld, Presbyopia. A-tlknirtljm, etc. r IKoT V IS1T FROM AUG. 3 TO AUG 5. NOON. T.TPQ HAS had many year* experience In . V.7* • PTTTT A-H-llihllD slon and stands second to none in of correcting all errors Of refraction. I”J'1''’* the -ciem» Every Pair Sold Guaranteed. Remember the Dates and Place. . THE RACKET Aug. 3rd, 4th and 5th 1 —WITH— JOHN BESSMER, The Jeweler. �fj^sTtNGS Banner- Thttrsday, J”LV ‘ It U a reengntted fact that Spsry Philips keeps ihe finest canned goods in tire city. Quicfc sales keep his stack fresh. See his-nlr. In this Issue. personal mention. Mias Hoyt, Mra. E. J. Scott and her ton MUrtorMb.torrf lieirdhWet, M>d •» ad mis,Ion tee ot but »S 00 p«r bra b and daughter, of Philadelphia, stopped off Mrs. Backes fo visiting *t L. N. Mix- at Hastings last week Thursday and Fri­ eh.rprd atudefita o« boldlox »«li • eer- THE KENT , ■ 1- ■■ ‘ day on their way home from the World's tlficate. Persons desiring further In^ortiiation opposite UNIOM DBT0T. Large shipments of celery arenow being Shrrld MrKrviu ,., colour rH- fair. Miss Hoyt and Mra. Scott lived in concerning the State Normal School are received daily at the Arartfcaa Express day. Hastings many years ago. Tlielr father requested to sent for a catalogue, or ad­ offlee In thU city. Many ot the boxes are was Rev. Mr. Hoyt, the first pastor of the dress tbe clerk of the school at Ypsilanti. tor home merchants and a large number Mrs, Charles Sheffield went to Petoskey Presbyterian cljurcb. 3U.„ Hr., .nd “^^'•booth. Mich. The State Normal school belongs are sent to the offlee here to be transferred enuay. to the pe >p)e of Michigan. It Is genehme* to the Michigan Central. We clip the following Hem from the Mra. Ell. Bowrn wu In Grand R.pkls Pitkin. Colorado, Miner.—Mra. N. A. Ful­ ly supported by them, and It Is the de­ k^jjMiTat of the young frleuds <of Master. Monday. ler returned Wednesday, from Oakland, sire of the State Board ot Education, un­ Ned Brooks gathered at his ■ home on Miss Zella O'Dett went to Grand Rapids California, where she was summoned u> der whose control the school is, that no Green street Friday, In honor of hla yesterday. the bedside of her mother who has been citizen of our state shall lose or be de­ seventh birthday. It was evident from serlopsly ill but Is now convalescing. Mrs. prived of its unusual advantages by reeMiss Una Quinn Is spending the week Fullei «nys that Pitkin climate with free *ou of lack of Information concerning the action•» of the yomigstars that they al Gun Lake. . were all enjoying theinaulrcs. and unlimiicd coinage of silver Is .good such advantage. : hi toe PniB line Frank Collins and family returned from enough for anybody. We heartily agree Uunff Himself. Dra't give up in dispalr ami acknowl­ with her. Lansing yesterday. :!i. Inly ie always a edge Hint you are a bopefess slave to To­ U, in <>|ir business. bacco. Opium or DrWk, when Hurs Miss Grace Messer returned from De­ Lletti. A. D. Nlskern, of Fort AsslnaDavid Bowes Commits SuIeWe. boloe, Montana, was recently detailed by a jinn we are Chloride of Gdlrt Tablet*, sold by all troit and St. Clair Saturday. David Bowes an old and respected citi­ leading druggists. wiE -effect a speedy, P^ra. Frederika WelaQgtexpects to leave the wardepartment to go to St. Paul for zen of Baltimore township living about -n '□lixtons to sell perroanent cure and tndbe a man of you. recruits. Lieut, and .Mrs. Nlskern will six miles south east of the city this week for Philadelphia. •'jumd a couple of days in Clilcngo, ami n was found hanging In his barn Tues­ ;; for lhe above "Workmen arc enawwl in digging a Mra. M. W. iilker.ls visiting her daugh­ day or two with his parents in Muskegon. day. life being extinct. nil! sell yon any trench tor the sewer which will-be run ter in Grand Rapids this week. He must report for duty in such a short He has been sick for quite a long time ■ in! st ick at re­ from the court 'boose down Broadway time that he says a trip to visit old friends MHs Leah Bowne Is visiting her aunt In Hasilugs would be bu^ an aggravation. and had never fully recovered from an .... Ca.ll and see tn Railroad street, thence west to the Miss TO GET A Minnie Cook in Allegan. He writes however that should any Has­ attack of the grip which be had a year or river. The sewer •vritl empty into tire two ago. He became despondent bver st'»<. k.. onsists of a 'Ttinroapple near theAFuniiturt factory. Miss Anna Hewex, of Edmore, is visit­ tings friends be In Grand Rapids on Salur- his condition, his mind became .unbalanc­ urday he will pass through on the after­ LUNCH 2R SQUARE HEAL. ./WAIL PAPER, ing at Jas. Hewev on Broadway. ed which led to lhe act. Articles of food Hist are damp nc julcv noon Chicago and West Michigan train. He was nn honest, industrious man it) \\ iNDOW SHADES, •should never be teftin paper. • Paper is feeth Brown and Wil! Powers returned You can also get canned **5**52, the neighborhood of 55 years of age. He Shrimp, Salmon etc., and the stock Is new a» , >L IXtOK? (now auil •merely a compound of rags, glac, lime Prom a trip to the fair ttris week. h aves a wife and several children, one of We tiling tlcllH. end similar substances with adds and 'TS'pl. „c„mod.u..u oils chemicals Mias Carrie Stebbins left for Allegan uhum we understand went with Hou. intaraiixai nnd when damp I* We clip frrftn the Bellevue Gazette tbe Daniel Striker’s family to their cottage at aagvnVf. Give us a call. In basement mwCT Ah’Xis ILLS PATENT; unfit to touch things that are to be eaten. Monday for a visit with relatives,. account uf Miss Minnie Evans marriage Bay View. The funeral will be held to­ E Y. Bogle'S Store. Corner Main awl JcfTenww Sts. ; INKS. DEVOS and; S|Mn>taele wearers’ greatest jor Is a per­ Mrs. Geo. Bradly and daughter, Emma, to Karl D. Keyes, of Olivet. “Ap Ideal day., _______________ marriage was solemnized at the Methodist " iTl'ES. This! is the fect fitting glass. ’Let tm becoare acquaint­ are vlidtlug at A. E. Davenport’s. ' Episcopal church Tuesday evening, the Will McKevilt was in Middleville the GREEN ed In this line and I’R guarantee 1 can fore most deeply Interested parties being Miss part of the week bhreahing.” Prof. .1. 11. Phillips, optlcan, will make always retain yer. friendship and pattvmMinnie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. INSECT .' . .>1?p age. Prof. .1. J. H. Phillips, optician, optic with Mrs. Ella Bowen has returned front a Evans, ot Bellevue, and Olivet’s i>opuiar regular visits. stopping with John Bessmer, I Jeweler, for the purpose of making scien! Al Llx. • John ...... Bessmer from ?“•- Aug. Ihl. t:.:. to sth. visit with !mt parents In Bellevue. btvsident and banker. Mr. Karl D. tifle ocular examinations of all classes of I ' to' fioon.’ ■ Mra. Sylvester Greusel and son left last A few minutes after eight o’clcAk the defective vision. Remember the dates— J *Tbe City Merehal should order nil dags week for a visit witfi Detroit friends. — biMUtiful strains of iiohengrcti’s wedding Aug. 3rd. 4th. and 5th. to noun. ' to be muxzled without delay.- There-are Sid Crowell alibied the stabshooting march p<-al«-<l forth from the big organ, . about 2000 dogs-is this city that couQI 'be with Mra Unity Francis McCrea, of Den­ .... , ! "pared J'b’t !<• "ell as not. Hod the ocly •tottruamcHt near (hddwater Tuesday. Hotel property In Woodland. Call on ver. skillfully manipulating the key-. ■ fi I’(}(.»IKT. | vycum’(or v. boee existence1 is thut they The bridal party appeared as folluws-’— or addrefo L. C. Cavanaugh, Woodland, J are .-uruximled by am uuromplaluiny xml G. W. Lowry’s hiving tier -s treated!, . The ushers, Messrs. Alfred Hare, i E. .L Mich, j l iuultabfe public. ' 1. ■ .i ’ Gjrace i ^,OSL ^r'''* Fitzgerald (Aid John Butler, ! Rfehatd Mj-irer and Dr. North, a traveling doctor from Cal­ Jn'm-! the bridv'-malds’. Mi—ts Harriet Evans * f • । ;I1U| Alicq Rigliter; the bride; little Ger- houn enmity. Is under arrest at Pontiac, i Hint 1 have just rreciv-sl a large Invoice of jug. Latest styles. Tlu-M:—. S^cpu.u. n( Alb-^„. !'nulc Unuy. ur >w.rlu< Il.b rb.c ..u » .11- for practicing medicine without a diploma. the new erop Moon ten. Tide tea j N only 5»1 cents per pound and its quality Lowest prices. .'JLilT.ONj i tne ortue. ■ fully justifies the best recommend ever ; They were met at thechanccl rail by the given-IL Trj ih-.nd you wjil nlway buy Butter. 7.1 Miss Haflte lioror-. of Grand lUpids, I mald-of-hoiKir. Mi.-s Keyes, mid best man Violins, Guitars and Banjoswas a guest nt H. L. Newton’s over Sun­ Mr. Pitt Townsend, who accompanied the stock of the best strings day. , grt/ui. Tin* impressive ceremony was obtainable. t . I if you are '.hMteing of bailding a new V'-rformcd by Rev. I.. Dnniels,’ of Olivet potatoes per t»u., a>. to LOX K\e jht bu.. 45. . vi rf.-cu»«*?iu iioune, get .Iretiun^ of the nwalert) hauM'S. l/4(ev. and Mra. TuffiT and Mr. nnd Mrs, College, soft strains from tbo organ filling Tallow per ib.. 4. . Ht latijNt tc ; Don't build after the old styles l>ut adopt Dorr Mr.dgf returned from Chicago Satur­ the church meanwhile. Tlie retiring mu­ Oats per bn.. 30. ..j th.tu-w improvements iu architecture. day. sic was Mendelssohn's wedding march U heat, red per btt.co. Wheat, while per bu.. €O. ‘ W. E. Aligns, -jht <:uhtractoc aud bvildcr HoNironk. «f -San Francisco. Cali­ The bride was becomingly attired in heavy ('lover Sent per bu.. 4.00. , • h>*- all the latest designs and eertahiH* can fornia. Is expected to arrive here this cream crjstal cord, en train. Idgli neck and Timothy Seed per bu.. . phrnse you with what he has. He can tw long sleeves. She wore bridal roses aud Barley per bn. *» to J.10 Wool per lb. S to to. . Stsqitler. • tuund alNkta home every evetrtttg nn<! will carried a large lomquet of the’' same. The Win. Pouc'H-r aud Miss Zeyher. of Phil­ gnsim wore conventional full dress black. Millet seed per tin. 60. • .’heerfr.lty ;«rni-fe:stijnate«: % adelphia, visited atdiottlfeb Be-smer'K 1n«t The other members of tbe bridal plirty ap>t : n»w p«teu- I ' . Wlmt'mlfifet taw-c provel a voay de­ j peared in evening dress. Mr. aud Mra. Ira VanValkenburg andImmediatelyfolluwlngtlwichurehccre'Parker dr Merchant's ralooct yesterday Mr. and Mr<-Fred Parker left for Oftlcago mony came tbe reception and lunctmon at 'Kilmut tiiM'K. A you ng lady was aboct to Friday. I the residence, which was a thoroughly cnyjse it gx^unte an>t turaeu ok to<» ■ • . joyable event in every respect nnd would ' couch oil. itqcomp'Jy set fire to must every-1 Mr- »«'• Newton visit, d Mrs. ( have conclmted'wltb tbe rice and old .-hoe ' thing around it. Several men rw. up Newton s sister, Mrs. Joy. in Lake Odessa. ■ iict> [ia,| I10l t|JL, nride and gruoiti eluded rent utter.|July iStih y^hing u'aira and by -.omt lively hurtliny aoon last week. x !' the the guests guests and and slipped slipped quietly quietly away away in in aa er dwelling.' t ..ad the fire <>M witUiut very much -lamMiss MIm BessW McPhariin McPharlinleftleftforforGrand Grand ! Mrrfnge Mrrlnge provided provided for for that that purpose. purpose. IgUfe at The ' ixr dune- MAw Mor Falet>’u«w« wm»<)Qite Rapid* yesterttay. where she has secured •■ The wedding wedding gifts were unusually taiilit:umm-w^ud freut. : l cml <| |y , ly buru^d. bururd, a position. j clous and very, very fine. The church v„.ton Rapid* J.» i1. * . Just n^-,i > law . i» ... , • • decorations were arranged with excellent find Cur Cuunly JCnton law . Mr«. ’<b.« last . I.w h«nry» «b" bns .mu ’.^n rlslnne and wmilbes |>re. • *r«d, ............... ' ’ ' •pcs-ed a .m- iiviii >i'uui» .: I,h„vv y i'.mas on '“ 'ide ‘ Ural *fialng ’ ’ “* ’ " a prr»wS2.0fr*very time *he sw-ars at Charlw Hwlon s returned to Milwaukee ! , within lire dtf finite. Were sash u .aw this week. ■ I wi'k will be laid on the ! ,u u,rtv "L Ga«to*xn have lu uihu a Dr. Claytea WHIi-on. of Grace hospital. A Source <>r*iate Pride. ' i ‘-'l. s a' the n«y.v court .’‘'«atd»' o.'\w'm who, were th^j- talxng • “ Um :br weather or any atlier subject lor «.x- Ifelralt. ,'rrlwd intbl, city Friday rural "Tbe Miebluu Su:« Normal .eliool Is • jU5t|y regarded ::s one of the leading ed’'anjfiv. wuuld fime ube it as fuliowa in. short vacation. -ns Imh been having 4ne ripe -; nearly every **Dt«iiae they utter, during MIm Adda Jordan left Monday after-' ucaUonal Institutions of its kind in the - ■ row (d* ga’Alen .for the past two ' rhi-.dnj :—"Tbis k the fehOO. 82 00 hottest noon for a vipit with Nashville and Eaton United States." recently remarked a Rapids friends. : gentleman from New York, who had !*. c what iu ea.00 they want it 60 officially connected with the schools bn.iic«?<•( those fintj white fish Mrs Ilauer ami Mrs. •rudeuecNobles , ,„r Idi.oo hut for. ifc-W. S3.00 if 1 d<».” Everyone warranted : nt ,L. E. j ‘ alletxlral tbe imreral of I'h.lo SeMnam at kl|v ,)Ml„v nllu „nd Vltutlllll-l „hanicl,.r Ul --.... ; wJ-.wish that cvrtyraUvr of the Bax­ v. .• lion, tiun, llu, the Mrength strength and nnd adaptability of Ils its ’ i. ’..wers in* .'he frame up fcr his I would read the U-t Jscm in the cor• courses and tli<* vvrv stieinwr Bnviruvu *------ ........ .... .. ... ...... ansa Jennie iuudu anu muiner anenuvu■ fI Courses amt bv by... reason of the n-ry suc■ iicv in the 4th wild. It j rom- rrvpundawce frooi H«ck«*w Corners this, thc fun.-ra) of Mra. Chas. McArthur- •In । — ces-ful results secured, your State Normal v------ . iHumv uv-M-k. atxUtrf what lire wb-fer ba* to sav ’ School at Ypsilanti Is • nslly entitled to Woodland Ftiday. < , , ' aiMAU limos H" they wave Z0 years ago. • ! first place in the list of Normal -ehools of . .-js: tiq»>* are being bro* ghr, | j,tx a. lJh. pr,^,.nt Uan1 complain of Rev. Puffer went to Reed City luesda}'; our cnuiitr?'.” This is an intelligent estiU'.t'get Ibey are net uf Lhe beat ,..o Crllu per buahel. At that after his children who have betn visiting ' mute of tire work and value of one of the ; tim?' die writer hauled bls wheat 18 miles relatives near there. educational institutions of our state* which i nnd acid K lur .'ll cents per husbel. about w,,l add to tlie pride and pleasure of every uuike Ed. Furore Mr. and Mra. E. Cannon are „ . spenulng . 1 half trfiat wheat brings t>day. and took a tire week with their daughter Mrs. •• ........ .'<"Micblgan reader. Wifll-' I portlou of hfe pay in liardware. Those | , Good board and room*, nt Yp-Hnnti can 1’lilted SlaUw. son in Eaton Rapids. • were drawcrnU-c limes ton, just like the 1 be obtained at prices ranging from 82.50 ■ rn* this Is Cw fastest day cf present. MUs Kittle Srebbins, of Hasting-*, visits1 . to'83-00 v„ww ami WM„ 88.50 per. week. „v, aFree v -M nd-_ the-expression of every onNashville and Woodland pteyd ball Mrs. L. B. Houtifigtou the last of the week. I mission to .the State Normal is .given to —Eaton Rapids Journal. I uj| students who present certificates of ar the latter place Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Cbnrle. Kw I n-lurned to ihl, 4i(y j aW»bn>!„nt from th.- b«|Sl«tln., nwoFURNITURE AND CARPET EMPORIUM. : n! U have your eyea examined The-core waa 17 to 1« in ta«r of the last week after an absence of a year with i .Vig. r,l’ .'th.’ aud by eProf. J. H..CSborti pitched for tbe u 5th. forill r. Henry .. with Jchn Bestuner. jewUx, 1 Woodland team and 15 ot the Nashville- relatives in Pennsylvania. new Mpeouieoariu Master Warren Hojt. of Irving, has F. Jurden1- tne the new superintendent Ues each swiped air three tlmraiu x vain •he Michigan. Central ,e,‘ been visiting Ids grand.parents, Mr. and . - branch uf L._ T__7. ' 'hr" attempt to hit -------------------------• sphere. Brother J'eiginier. of tbe .Nash- Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt In this city. :i;e place, uf.'?; B. Busti, deceased. xl|le News, umplrod Uie game aud took all Mr. nnd Mrs. Jos. \'anArman and Mr. , .V-i.t 47* ftum.tlils city took In-tiie ex- the curses in a wanner perfectly becoming .• iunfoOttaw? Beach this morning. ar. editor, calmly aubnvUtlug to the cc'tlc- and Mrs. Karl Blanchard, of Battle Creek, t were .twenty.coaches on tbe tain. Ums w ithout a murmur. The lofty cliacac* were at Wail Like last week, Mr. and Mrs. Horton, Longyear and ' N ‘w'-.iu was .quite badly hurt re- ter of the editorial “perftish" I-** bound Jo crop out even upon a bate ball field. children, of Lansing -pent Sunday with .■ a i<y hi- fMiggv. which he was Uack. j». and emiitiril with the 'afreet J. VV. Boynton. Ibe irrepressible Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. John McElwain. '. *,v. R- c?OK- LocI‘ i of S a Are von goihq TO BOB Golna S To The SENATE RESTAURANT : ’ paints; M. A. GORDON. Proprietor. I Ladies' Watches, Gents’ WatGliGS, Boys’ Watches. F. R. PflNGOflST, The Reliable Jeweler. The Sherman Silver Law Is the all-absorbing question just nd\\’. Two or three j'ears ago the silver in a silver" dollar vvas worth in the nei - hborhoo.T of 100 cents. At the present time it is worth only about 50 cents. To-day for 50 cents you can buy Furniture at Archie McCoy’s ' that two years ago would have co'st you $1.00. r OUR PRICEJ ALWAYS KEEP PALE WITH THE TIMES—. of Grand Rapids, was in town Saturday a- iieru «it/»erve< by many that bouse nnd accompanied by Job Cheesebiough is■ later iacomirg than usual this walked over the R- B. grade’between X< "oidplaiuUxirc made of the Freeport and Hastings, Jerry has a scheme jnd is talking of building a road from Grand Haven to Toledo via Grand • Baptist Sunday .school will bold Rapids. Alaska, Freeport. Hastings, ete.. k uitial picnic ot T.iiorn.ipple Lake. and waa looking over the line will) the in­ > bin\ Aug. tat. A.uoidlnl invitation tention of buying it. They fc"”'1 l’,c grade In j»o<l shape, tbe south end es­ pecially. and it would be an easy inatter i-^ went astray last week. Don’t: to complete the line to Hastings- Hut It 1 'vAvlu-rr they did go k>—probably the laaneatablhWed fact that the road w II never be extended as long as It remaius In •M j fillr though. the bauds of Ua present owners.—Freeport r W. Ukse, uf Jackson, m the new HerthL —/ of the M. C. IL R. for thia city. In "t Mr. Gould, who we understand . Tlte Michigan Central will until Septem­ ber 80th sell round iri|Ptourists tickets, । gone to Grand Rapids. ilinlrcd to return not later than October 1 operation performed on Mrs. John lilat at the following low rates: -<iu last week for (he removal of an Tiaverw City, Mich10 ■ 'ii tumor was very successful and ’ mg Bay View“I ’•ry tnlugnow promises for her speedy Petoskey j 9 20 Harbor Springs, Mleit 10.8(1 Mackinaw C4tv. " . : ■ Lrrt Peck, ot Delton, was brought lie11.30 Mackinac island. * . :■ Squire Kenarton Monday, chargKl Elk Raplda ’ • ! j «u!t with intent lo do great laxilly j ’................... ” •‘ ‘ ’................. 9.55 He plead not guilty and was feiutid ‘ Charlevoix Ottawa Beach ” • L a’ Goci.h. • r to tiie Circuit Court e-Mlss Myra Craig, a graduate of our J Agt. Hi-'ii scliool lias ixM-n elected assistant ■lunu IS. -OS. '■'icliirin the Woodland school. They vo'iM not iiave made a Iwtte.r choice. In connnaUon wlU> rhr mW It "•« » Ml™ t bl. !-• i k cut for Important change In the 'cen.ly. “ . m.U)-h.™ i»!• «uth.ih.krp L'..nt his meat C. K. A S. Um-! card next Sunday. Ing the » 1"? summer monins. uJ! Fcd the reporter up before a bl«do°[' 1,'J' Gen. Sup’f. on opening It a ehlll) l,lMt cam. out that ■•londay night Will Mohler's horse ran nearly trow !'«• pencil poabw <m the apol away, starting In front of Babcock's har» Vl.lona ot Iceland quleld, «.»ttM over ua lies- shop and going around the block. and between aulvera we t»«»«^ J.’ ' I ll--only damage was .1 couple of broken quire "Where wo were at. Mr. Uliana “Pokes in one wheel. i Intormed ua that wo wore at hie retrlfera lor and all alone on the In,Ida Mrs. Myron Maynard died at her home tor <’,<W5riiuJtito!,’«d* our ^perin the first ward this morning afier a h-ng c sickness from dropsy. She waa 39 years buy. of age and leaves a husband and two I fence — ebildrvn to mourn her loss. The funeral । that the---------; *111 be held tomorrow afternoon at the j portal to serve customers • ’ I In the iha state. atate. bouse. I market in Mrs. Addle Fleming left yesterday for a visit with Allegan friends. From there she will go to the World’s fair. Hnrvy Areliart, the Michigan Central operator, spent Sunday with Hastings frieoda.—Eaton Rapids Journal, Margaret Townsend lelt for Grand Rapids yesb rdny where she Twill attend the music teachers normal school., v*MImj Mavor Reynolds returned from Horn-r-vllle, N. V.. Saturday nodh leaving his brother much improved In health. J. IL Post, conductor ou the C. K. A S. railroad for the past five years, lias opened a wood yard.—Kaianiaz -o Telegraph. J. T. Lnmbnnl and family returned from Chicago Friday. Mrs. Lombard's mother from Wisconsin accompanied them home, S the hot days and nights begin to chase each other, how naturally Straw hats come to mind. We have a nice as­ Dr. ami Mrs. C. W. Young will join a parly of Hastings friends at Gun latke to-day for a short stay.—Allegan Gazette. sortment. Mra. J. C. Mtnpunn received a tele­ gram Saturday calling her to Reed City <tn account of her tnothcr's dangerous ill­ 8.05 ness. •/Charles W. Jonlnn. Fred L Heath. Niles T. Diamond aud then wives go to Wall Lake Saturday to rusticate for a week In Mr. .Ionian's cottage. Will Ha)' and wif,}- ot Hastings, en­ route home/from the Worlds fair, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. White yes­ terday.—Plainwell Enterprise. It’s low to close thejn out. Messis, and Mesdames R. K. Grant, Will N. Chidester, E. Polity, and Mcaws. j W Lunn, Forfe** and Philo Dunning feft for Chicago via Grand Haven on the early train Monday morning. /Dr. and Mra. Lowry have been entertainhic his nephew the t»asi week, who iraduated from the Wrsfeyan Uulverelly last June, and recently received an >pt to an offlee In the Custom House in rv*«u< w—. — ------IMVB. soon leave. Ask R. K. Qrant our price! �-k. Hastings Banner EXPOSITION FINANCES. OVER LAND AND SEA. A friend In need lee (trad .nd™, ill-arranged compared with the —. and rt less than one min miii.... ■nlendld T.«tlbule<l train.exhibited on not I*op|e haVe »Pcon>p*ol<"> trank by an American found Just such a .frii-i d ln Ik. Klnt’ X.w Discovery tor Win Not Dudatawt Inal r a'B. bnUden Then, too, there ere the ■nd rol<U. It you h.« „„„ ' COOKB RO8-. Proprietors. Superintendent F. D- Underwood, of. ance sheet in the Forum Mr. Franklin UMd u,., thousand and one derlcee that are ea- «re*l eoqrh nodlelw. on.nP»ri b uw tri.l " the Duluth, South Shore «t Atlantic II. Head gives some estimates aiming rentlal to rapid and sate railway vineerouthM it ta, .J,.™ , .......... । conrailroad, sent a letter to Secretary to forecast the probable receipts and A B^inuir W WhUh . ThlnhU, r-™» travel, from the air brake to buffers vlnoe you that It has w< naerfBl ^curative power. In ,11 <!!«»»•, ot b„;t. sh“" c Spend D-r> WIU.~< Baker, of the state board of health, expenses of the exposition. The priD- | luno. taob hn.ru ,. «d0,n„„“wle“ and ™ and eonplera, which one la plMaod to lunes. Each Imttle Is x~>“ stating that lie could not consent to cipal source of income for the fair will, notice are American Inrentlons. In all that If ciahm-d nr m<, will be furnish cars or labor to .disinfect Immi­ of course, be gate receipts, which are fuel the Enfli.h exhibit show. It, funded. Trial bottles frt •■»' W. II. grants nnd baggage that had already estimated at $10,000,000. OnUid- of [Special World's Fair Letter.] strongest attractions In the old en- year’s drug store. I.:i-. ‘•bUlt-w 5QC been disinfected and pronounc'd in a gate receipts the principal source of •1.00. • Ifennlne. -wme modela-ol It is very easy for the average ,1 einea-some jnew_-aoBie geuu.wv. -----------------— good condition by the United States of­ revenue will be percentages charged to tho world's fair to overlook the. K ]rk rnBC In.tan co there . hlnea . .>___ For Por InitiinM • ULBIAII AV IS— '■ “ ’ ficial at the port of entry. He added on the receipts of the various conceaI, one OI of* the original Htophenaon enWe desire tn say to our f'h-ns. that for that Dr. Baker would be held person­ sionaircs. The revenue from this I Transportation department, an«^n ,!. lsone . wA .«_A and .«,! the Al,a Trevit’Ttesserlfa years we have been « tho Rocket, ally responsible for any damage re­ source is estimated at 84.000.000. F i- . doubt thousandB do pojwbyithe grea ,,c< Dr. KIdk’j red building that has for ito sole re- [•?. . ----------flr*t that aver that ever New Discovery for o chick locomotive, the first i ■■ j,. sulting to the roa&i if he interfered nally there is the salvage on the prop- i deeming architectural feature the ' drew curs. Then there is the Samp­ King’s New Life Pills I ucklen's with its business. . Salve aud Electric Bitters arJ • - ^rnk* erty. which is estimated at 81,000.000. , magnificent golden arched son, and tho Ixird of the I»len, both and have utrer This makes a total of 815.000,000. The k well, or that -What is in that ugly building, asks historic locomotives, the latter tho handled remedies that «•! ;a* Drainreil Uta Father to Death Also. Items of disbursements arc 84.500.000 . | the visitor. ”Oh, old engines, and original seven-foot -gnage machine, have given such unlwrtoi al 'Atisfaction. A drowning accident occurred in De­ the’ payment of debenture bonds, bonds. nd things.” is the thoughtless built in 1851 for exhibition at the first We do not hesllate to guarantee thm troit at the north end of Belle tale for tlx every time, and we stmul and the department Is Ignored. wuly to’refiind which resulted in the death of John 82.000,000 for floating the purchase price. If sat •factory icsnin of completing buildings "and I How many people know. or. if they world’s fair. Vick, aged 40, and hLs son Walter, aged There ore some curious old machines ,,... IIi' M-. ri ’inedlev have been told, atop to think, of the in the American exhibit also. one. do not follow their use. .... 20. Young Wick got beyond his Matter Canell Purcell influence transportation has bail on the Pioneer, being the flrat locomo­ depth and, being unable to swim, had tlieir merits. W. IL <kx> h wr. jinUfgbt ‘ civilization? The builders of the gone down twice when his father tive ever brought to Chicago. In all Buekleu'. Arni<, world’s fair did wisely when they con­ there arc marc than fifty locomotives appeared In. jay boy'a eyes. Wo had to Keep plunged in to rescue him. The latter cluded, for the first time In the history shown in the American section. Two him ia a Dark Rwwm, and we feared he reached him just as he was going The best salve In the for cuts, of world's fairs, to give the science of of them are monsters, and are mount­ bruises, sores, ulcer-, s,‘illworld would lose his sight entirely. Hood's Sarsapa­ down again, but the boy clasped his rheum, fever transportation in Its widest meaning ed on pedestals, one from the Baldwin sores, tetter, ehapped In rilla worked like ■ charm. While taking father around the arms, rendering him ' h'if, chilbiaiu, two Iwitles the Inflammation gradually dlsap- helpless, and both were drowned. the attention due its importance, r or works weighing 10.5.000 pounds, and corns, snd all skin eniptl.' ■< mid poritlveappeared, his eyes grew stronger so that he I the purpose of comparison every meth­ the other from the Bnx.ks works, 180.­ ly cures piles or nu pay' rwjtiln-d. hi| could bear the light. He was soon eMwploMly , cured. 1 cheerfully recommend ' od of transportation is shown, from the 000 pounds. The Pennsylvania com­ guaranteed to give pern-' ’’ 'a* ।'faction, or The Winthrop mine' at Ishpeming . 1 primitive bull-cart of the East Indian pany nnd the Vanderbilt lines present money refunded. Price 2- • fnts per box closed down a week ago, throwing ' 1 to the most modern of wagons; from some splendid specimens of railway For sale by W. H. Goody,etr. the druggist. tor allr diseases arising from blood.”’ out 400 men. Fred Braaalad, half I, ...... -W. . a, XMImpure m... . . the first engine that dragged its tiny ten­ trains and engines, the exhibits in­ Break man McCullough . owner ot the property, has se- ! der over the first American railway at cluding cars and engines that were in lost his right arm by luvi ' f Bittle Creek' Hood’s Plila Cure all Uvcr ms. 25«. . cured it smashed the consent of his part­ x the snail-like pace of five miles an hour use Ix'forv the present generation w lile coupling car* at CiiiI nt wax. ners and opened the mine again on I to the monster flyer that rushes with were born, nnd quite as odd looking ,■; his own responsibility. He will Mrs. Chas. Root, Cedi Spring, wm ! the speed of a hurricane, with heavy and having us generally a useless ap­ ^meet all expenses of the mine for trains attached, hour after hour. No ey ruuhl do " The Nuigera Fallt Route." pearance as some of the relics in the told by physicians that ‘ the next ninety days. He has not only THE other department of the fair surpasses British section. Canada, Australia. nothing for her. She t employed the 400 old hands discharged, OTTOMAN PAVU.ION. COXTAIMISO ; that of' transportation in utility or ' atatioo-s. TVRK1SU EXIUBIT. France and Germany are also repre­ Heart and Nerve Cure, nn after taking but lias given work to many men with equals it as a power In the progress of sented in this department. .m dependent families discharged from grounds. $500,000 for possible repairs civilization. two'bottles ehe was able t. Considered from the j Bastings................... I 7.t3| Xi4| sm|1l»| s^o1 other mines. ■ Bet Uncle Srnn'« emfle droop. 1.1. work and ride tn town and and new construetiona during the con­ standpoint of capital invested ...... her simp. it over­ r. It It ia is estimated estimated tail and ceases to scream when he hears ping. tinuance of the fair. gU.500,000 for tho shadows every other. — -Foreign Miner* H(tan>ta( Home. .|&i|3 | a BilSfi • ------------- a-ai-^ mentioned. Six thousand men have been dis- expenses of administration for six ,tat one-tenth of tbe total weulth of marine transportation Some fancy the elianns <• the lily-white i>nd 82,500.000 to be refunded ebillxea nation. I. Inrc.te.l In wall- There', where the oretgner excela maid. Harris ■«............... I xw| 8J7|lxai| ».19| 1.001 charged from the iron mines of the 'months. ----------- - T --------M A UILLWAN. Local A«eat. Hast!nr>। Lake Superior district sinde April 1. ‘ to the United States government for road, alone, and if to tbe railroad, be ' particularly Englund and I ranmn Of etherlal form and !ai fuishnnffye, added transportation by water and all Every vrtnn l of atat and note In the ' owing to the strikes and the closing of 4,000,000 souvenir silver half-dollars, a Who faints iu lhe sunshi ir anti• ■troops ' themincs in Pennsylvania, Alabama and total of fll.500.00Q. On the liusis of mean, of conveyance on common naval or merchant marine »f Great In the shade. ZT)/ j / Everywhere. Competent western states. Many are leaving for , these estimates, there would, it will be road, ibe magnitude ot tho Intere.t. Britain I. reprewnted by a model or And is always “just rcat yi to die." KisreSdSKiffi: other countries. It is estimated that seen, remain u sum of 83,500.000 after represented In thU department of the design, and drawing, st the world. But give me the gill o the sunshiny fair. H you bare a friend on to.nl rate for such positions at the Grand Rapids Bus­ 500 English .miners have returned to paying the liabilities outside of the cx^o.ltlonmavta fairly dimau-d. iness Colira-. Shorthand, and Normal School. Tim Tean.portatlon building I. a one of tho great Atlantic, or Pacific or face. For Catalogue, address A. B. Parish, Propr. • Cornwall, Cumberland and Lancashire amount due to stockholders and the Tbe blood ir w|.<-r veins conrses in the past four weeks, and hundreds city of Chicago. The last-mentioned good den! like the burr of a chestnut— southern Pacific steamshipa. and wish healthy and free. ( more are preparing to follow. liabilities amount in round numbers to its hideous and irritating exterior to know the whereabouts anti the With the vigor of jnuth in her move­ j 83,000,000 on capital stock and $5.000.000 must not be taken as evidence of the latest tidings of the vessel, go to the ments of grace. Electric Storm' at Kalatnnaoo. on city lionds. a total of 810.000,000, so fruit within. It is tek) feet long. 254’. Transportation building and examine Oh. that Is the maiden fo me! The worst electrical and windstorm that if the figures should come out as feet iu width with an annex covering the big chart with its hundreds of tiny;, She l» tbe girl to "tie tu" for I life. Tbe That more ills result from an I of years passetl over Kalamazoo indicated tho stockholders and the city 8 acres, and cost 8370,000. The design model* clinging to its surface. There sickly, complaining wi.inai maj I* in Unhealthy Liver than any and lightning struck ten places in of Chicago would receive back about ia simple, but the structural details you will find your friend’s vessel, it* object uf love and pity, bnt other cause-indigestion. Consti­ the city, including the First Presby­ one-third of etheir contributions. ■ and simplicity of design, have been location, and a chart giving the date l»c a “tblng ot beauty" wi >rn down by pation, Headache, Biliousness, terian church. At Mr. North's house a From the estimates given Mr. Head . sacrificed to the bad taste of ornate and hour when last heard from. An female weakness and di.M.nl er*, subject to bolt exploded inside, passing under a concludes that it would seem to l»e color effects, the laxly of the building inspection of this chart, and nn hour hysteria and s martyr to •bearing -down ind Malaria usually attend it. cradle In which a baby was sleeping. more than probable that the stock-; being of a box-car red* elaKirateil with spent in listening tn the inquiries palite. Dr. Pierce's Fan< rile PreseripDh Sanford’s Liver Invigorator I badly stunning the child. The loss to holders of the exposition and the city ‘ green, yellow- and gold nnd silver made daily *by non is a sure cure tor U.c-• t- dii.ln-.ginx concerning — *thousands v*- “ * is a vegetable specific for Liver I farmers was variously estimated at from of ................. thfc t-eble, Chicago, from the simple standpoint friezes and spandrels. The contrast be­ the piorements of England's passen­ complaints, and will tran-f<rjrni Disorders and their accompany­ ; 820,000 to 830,000. ’ of dollars and cents, will be losers to tween these combinations of color anJ ger fleet, will convince the most skep­ drooping sufferer into a hedihy, '■happy, I blooming wbiu«n. Guarar I fl' tu ' give' ing evils. It cures thousands tbe amount of six or seven millions of tical that. Great Britain doe*- indeed I motley [lid j satisfaction in every case, o why not be one of them? Take ; Leon S. Smith, the (rrand Rapids so- dollars as a result of the exposition di­ rule the wave. I for it refunded rect. to which should doubtless be ’ Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator. i ciety young man who started in with A little daughter of it. <' fell Your Druggist will supply you. • the admitted intention, of swindling added at least as much more for losses upon a picket fence at Mar■ banks out of half a million dollars with and depreciation of property in the en­ injuries from which she maj I the aid of a pussport ami forged drafts terprises indiructly connected with the and who setmred nearly 85.000 from exposition, jtc a«lds that it is likewise ; I>. C. Thomas president tate . MORTBACE SALE. > probable that, should the attendance I Normal school at Man-fie'd. . Default itavli.z been made in tie condltioua ' Michigan banks by way of exiM-riment, at Jhe fair be what i* reasonably an­ elected president of the Adr of a rertaln tnortnure made Arthur D. pleaded gailty to the charge of forgery HiUthes and Sarah U. Hugbrs, his wife, Hultert and was sentenced to eight years’ im­ ticipated. an equal amount of money (.'.Strong, and Kmina Strong, hl* wife, of Barer ' may be gained by the citizens, al­ Children Dry for County. Mlcblaaa. to Walter Dlvknou, of Al­ prison men t. - bany. »t.,taof Sew York, dated SepTeruber at. though not by the acme people, as a A. I».. i-av. and iveorded in the office ot tlir | Pitcher’s Castoria. Health in Mlrhlgau. rule, who arc the subscribers to the ; Resister of l«-wl- for the County of Barry and State of Mirlii-ar; th->Jrtf day of October. A. Reports to the state board of health stock. The gains will .lie largely by ' Children Cry for ' D.. IWA tn LiinrtX of Monaxxr-,. <>n juutrs 24 • and J5. whieti «am ini»ttx»K^ w t* duly awsixned i by sixty-eight observers in different the proprietors of hotels, Imarding ‘ ; Pitcher's Casto ia by aabl Walter liick-sm to John A. Koiw-nsou.' parts of tha state for the week ended houses, restaurants, saloons, newspa- , ol the CtHiuly uf Barry and State uf .MieiilKan. July 13 Indicated that cholera morbus pers and places of amusement, nnd by on the -.ith dvy uf September. ts*». Mid maiIcii- ■ Children C Dry for mrnt tiavlog been duly rvewded in the utire of , increased in area of prevalence. the various people and corporatiuus the Rntb-tt r of De-da uf aofd Countv <»f Barry, Diphtheria was reported at thirty-four qpgaged in the business of transportaPitcher’s Castoria on thez7tti dayol February. A. D., l'w In fjis-r places, scarlet fever at thirty-fdx. fl tion. — Bradstreet's. . 1 X of JiortK iices ou t>i»iw 424. on .Which Mid Mr#. U-wis Dunkle of ! moninac. soaaMaocdlfirre m claimed to be' typhoid fever at seventeen and measles due at the time if tills uotice th- sma ot three at twenty places. tempted sulciiie 1n«t wet k Johore’s Exhibit Opr nr<1. lillsl: . thou*aud oue hundred eight* two^doUars and quantity of medicine left f< treatThe exhibit of Johore was opened n I Sixty aeven rente mid an Attorm-y’s fro of fifty , went of a >ick' horse. dollars provided tor in Mid ' inortaiute. mid few days ago and the bust of the sul- • «rhl«I> Htlie w ole amount claimed to be dur ' Pcp£ John B. Stephenson. of Brook­ tan was unveiled. The veil was re- . upon wild nmii^aK’--and no suit or proceed linn I The Congregational prop’.1 fowagiac atUwbuvin-x broil “unlllu'rd to recover tlm > lyn, 55 years of age, eloped with Ida moved from the face of the sultan's ; are building a beautiful r> amount aeeurvd by wad moi tcage or any part Culver. 22 years bld. bust by Dato Sri Amar d'Baja and ' will be ready for occupas ' tberaot. > Now. therefor * by virtue of tbe nower of aul* 1 1'aJrolman Brown struck and prob­ the Johore pavilion was thrown open ■! middle of August Contained lu said piortmute. aud tbe statute in i ably fatally injured James Powers at to the'public. The pavilion is a pretty ) ' nuch case made and provided, notice I* hereby | , • .„ , ------given that on Haturday. the MN-ond day of Grand Rapids while trying to arrest place and worth going to see jf’only . SCT&i rtVu'ffi.SKS.'wtte 7? • ™?“b" for the knowledge one may get there ■ est bidder, at the north Jriot door of the known aa “Pink Mink Hoboes.” of Johore and its resources. It had , Itelriek O'Brien, agetl 30 whUe wnri. been the intention of the sultan to County of Barry Is holdem The premise dr-! lnR in nn °P«’n P>t of the Lake Stt- erect a palace in the Midway Plais­ •cribed kusatd mortxare, (exaept such part of ------•-----' . ....into u ance. but this failing his royal high­ pcrior mine at... Ishpeming, fell the said described premises as wxji Inserted In said mortgage by error ami uhlclt have l>eeti shaft, dropping 400 feet and being fo- ness had to be content with such part TOtra Sbs had Children.rte-gave* Italy's rection in maxufactvrs* buildwq. heretofore released by Quit Claim deed U> Cally mangled. . of the Agricultural building as could Loniae M Evans, tbr legal owner as hereinafter A fire which had beua burning for be spared him. The exhibit is one full set forth, or so much thereof w may be neces­ sary to pay the auwiunt dae upon said inortgage several days in the refuse from the of interest in Its agricultural, mineral­ With Interest al eight percent, and all legal the Ivory whiteness of other exhibition A melancholy interest attaches to eotts. together with an attorney fro of fifty dol­ Emerson coal mine near Jackson set ogical. ethnological and biological fea­ buildings is startling if not pleasant Mrs. Charles (). Burr - of J Ae splendid model of the ill-fated | lars covenanted lor therein, ibe premises being fire to the shaft and buildings, destroy­ ture^ to say notiling of the' manufac­ , deserfbed in Mid mortgage m fallows There are six general classes of exhib- warsKTp Victoria which wedt down । fiT-yean*. and wlio had been tnnri tures. which show fairly well. The Commencing at the uorlb west corner of F. L, ing them. Loss, 13,000. Mediterranean not long • years, while temporarily itwt ■ tanked BUke's lot In the village of Irving. County of Joseph L. Ifobinson, 3 merchant and health of every - niler on earth was its-rallways. intramural transit, ma- In tbe B’rrv and State of Michigan, and running from I drunk by those who assemb assembled to ace rtne transportation, pneumatic ma­ ago, carrying 400 brave seamen who herself. thence ea-t or lu an easutrly direction along the an old resident, died in East Tawos. Crwstaf Makki fell 00 feet dovtn a1 ihe °PenInIL «“»<! the Johore9 exhibit is chines, bicycles, carriages and other ve- will never o^aia Be hoard from. The I T. W. Inland of 8aaf«tuck.L' । ’ built north lineoflnts hereiofureeutweycd and to the highway crossing the raro and oast of the lot or shaft in the Cleveland mine at Jsh- 1 oow "‘dj for business. nicies for common roods. Of these the flog on the model now flies at half- I *■hvnnery. . which wo> hnin’-'l ‘-pring. land deeded to Efilu B tdwla. and from said railways are naturally given the most mast, nnd block bunting flies in place ■ _ ' ' '------ L----------Mu*cessfully batriied and i.t'" i over i blahwa» In a south easterly -direction on the peming. receiving injuries which c.vimnI I space, over 8 acres luring devoted to of the pennant. The model, like the . '1.000 south line of tne raceway, ta intersect the his death a few hours later. He war* a chickens since. “ “ i pood; thence on and along the avetcrly line of There is a genuine sacred bull and this interest. In this department, as CUTOe fro,n the WorltH of Sir said noud in a northerly dirroUen to tbe dan-, married mon with a family in Europe. cow on the exposition grouni ’ nds, nnd' in other, there is harmony in the W illinm Armstrong, and is 20 feet long | nod from thence following Uie center ot the The Lffieymine near Negaunee shut . Tboroapple river to a point dinx-Uy north of they .re not In n .He show. Thiw nre ' El‘nentl details, ....... . the ............. exhibits being „ ao and the most complete specimen ever I -■ the point of starting, and from mud |>ultit south down because of a dull ore market. n the live it..— Mttngea arranirot.l that thnt. in most instances . .. ­ brought here for exhibition in a di to tne place of beginning.containing tan acre, I w.u>«ffUi Frank Eaton, a well-to-do farmer in stock department nnd will compete for ! nK!t comparison can be made between turned out of a molcl factory. more or less; and all oo sroti-xi tblrty one In The French have splendid <models of . Batavia townsh'p. dropped dead while prizes and medals. This sacred pair of ! American an<l foreign methods and , . ---V- •* lUCl Iff MIS .r„.., steamships, and the Rod star Line Vfl.lltt nntfl* 'IVhinoB A k.I .... . , ma. lawfully Uwrvon. Also Um wkHvW^.1 <in«t-h.'Jl endeavoring to overtake his runaway sebu cattle come from _____ pure ■«. llisrar —mtablne,. And nut .1 ulone arc th( o’ Um following; Comnirncjnr! m n point, fifty team. He was about 30 years of age breed in India. The bull is white, chtaery.ml .ppltaucui th, p„vnt company, which comes pretty near be- ' two feet, nix !oclw«w*itt and i«e>v«rod* thrvo and leaves a wife apd on > child. mg an American entctT>risc. has con- I ' with the exception of the hump, which to be seen, for the specimen vehicle., feet, and tbrve inrhei north uf tho soulkriuit atructed a huge section of one of its The Centennial copper mine at Is block. Tlie cow is of light gray corner of the north wrxi qiutar «f mc.iou *nd llraPPtas» of .eml-clvlllzed vessels reaching from the main floor thlrtv-one, town four north uf niture nine west: Houghton closed down, throwing 100 The type from which the IM’:• Tri­ . l!“Tba™"" ‘Nta. are «hown. and a Bb°v® the balcony, showing eruslr running from thence west »l«htr*!f; thvure men out of ejuBoymfclxV. The su^peo-n commiMioS^Zfrom 'rrinidlX recced . ire> w I-Iiin UI Iivrr; put hletory la Illuatmted by wooded bune Is now rot by liuoiy|« iwiclii’i' 016 l° . the Cattle theother Soy arc 1 thence east eight rod*, tlirnce south t« place ot XriX W“ deck of the vessel, oeamen'a quarters, of which can easily do the work ul foir or telly In tere.tlng reHew The develop) beginning. It la expressly underotoud that thl| iQ thp £ mess rooms, first and second cabins, -v. !•«described premlsro irall the pretalacs. min price of copper. 'P°m U’c ""»«•» mate rooms, library, smoking room, five cocnpoi'torx. - . nrMlegeand righto of B-»wagc.owned by Alnuro Two, men were under arrest at Jones- the grounds. Gosein Maharaje. au fora °ofW,*b ,modern .teamshlp; of offlexr, .fcarter^ .11 full Jxe, rlrta, - ’ E. Gardner and Frank Campbell aud constitu rille on suspicion of having shot Con- East Indian, accompanied them as an wh^.1 / Miss Emma E. Bower, editor an 1 pro­ Ong the late flrm. Gardner. Campbell.*Co . «.f I wheeled vehicles from the flr.t inron. the ob^T„, raJ UeBof the prietor of the Ann Arbor Drunrrat. H * ’ ttouof tholdea of the whS to ttafr Irving, and that thia morig-ee is Intended in ductor Charles Foater at Decatur attendant. candidate for the office of great tcrard cover tbe undivided .one-halt of all righto of J une 24. eoommoctetlon. to be tad on » drst-clte. said Gardner, Campbell * Co., together Mill pr~ent,perfection, .nd of the devefeT Some Hoot Stat nary. ocean steamer. There are small boats keeper of the Ladies of the Alaccahrt or the perpetual right to the water power. I>ac, The epidemic of typhoid fever at r*1Iw,r here fully U- of every description, from the birch Michigan. water flowage and mill privilege# descnt'e-i While there is a great deal of clever > above with the roller ttou ing mill and all mill Ironwood is abating somewhat. A con­ a^v0*0-00 00,1 kyBk of the Indian •—•- — flxtores therein now standing or hroeaftrr t • n- servative estimate of the number of , work in tbe •wiuory statuary or of tne the world's world’s plana nnd denljus. Uy keen' orerted and placed upon Mid premise# Incluil cases Minee the beginning of the epi- foir grounds, there Is some that is ab- onatvlnga. ln^ these hUtorlcal feature. cle'Llv te and Esciuunau to the modern silk and । Ing both uf above drocripilons. PROBATE ORDER That Im drafting ■•aid mortgage thedraftanwi dcmicin June Is 400. About fifty deaths 1 »nrd. The panthers near the Mo­ view the wonderful aetaevetSSf of rubber canoes and steam launches of Mate of MichIgan. County t>t Barry made ao error and the folio wing described I ukI have occurred. ■ chine*? haH are wonderfully and fearAla iMMiion of the Probate Cour: lor .M more recent years bear speaking testi­ with mJH privileges aud right n( flowage. wu» County of Barry, bolden at the Probate !n At a recent meeting of the Huron ' ! .V «wfo. and adorned with big ­ mony to the genius of the prm^t ojre ’ inwrtedjta said mortgage by mistake, that tb. c(tj ot HasHaxa In «aM county, on "£<!• * i!‘iand*in th° «uo the Mid mortgagors hud no title aud claim no istl- County Agricultural society at Bad Ax purap-handle tails, nnd a cowboy, just urLtl? ?. nraday. Un- iflb dav of July. In the -rar one “f mn,!1* prw» nnd d™J^ to mH promises, and the A-signee «f ral-' Sr b'sK» to>» ‘i- "thousand elrtt hundred and ninety ihn*it was decided to hold the county fair i«» an Occidental* freak that < mortgageetalnw no rights therein, aud Mid SlMf*> °“ th« American Prweut, Charles W. Artrstronc. JiidRC ot premises wtfi not be offered for sale under lb - on October 3. 4 ond A j would drive Buffalo Bill’s camp into Probatu. , n‘u'™r i«tlon out* H mortgage a*4 . The premia** ’<> In.-roon । dl»Pl“y of raid vehicles, from In the matter of tbe estate .. Auu.a IL II. Hrineman, representing Cohne । c®n’n:lnl<tns, a­ said mortgage by error and which will, out i , Itate L»P^f””.,On acl’h th“ Ain- the magnificent Russian sleighs to the D Baasett. droaacd. , . . Offered for sata are described a- follows; Bros., of Milwaukee, seized the stock of | Wteb k 1 * ’ Othcr “ “ Unna. England On reading and the petition <■• 'v diminutive child’s phaeton. Is the most otJ. W. Hendershott, administrator ■>• sal-1i ) AlMlMOndlVldmt one bslf of tbe following: . CMusaeiveingatap Intflf ytwofe*t*ix ipei-- Jacobson 4 Levitan, clothing dealers at ‘ "1 tun going to tho v erid'r. fair next Vdth her wonderful naditaea that for Ute pravlna tor reasons thervl i •• t. ■'!’> •i,*‘ ’ West and twelve rods three fc-l and three inch- • Negaunee. •peed ao long let! the world, ha, at la«t be m»y be livrnsed to sell tb« r<-.u e*t»fe • horth uf the south ra»l earner ol the nnrtl i.. ...I. ....,i,.. Tbe first new wheat of this season wook,' mid Mr. Weston to hi, ^n: taken a Mep to the rear. The Engtah ever (rMlwAxl tojethor. And M for ■ West quarter of section thtrtymi.e, town fuoi “what shall I buv mu?" hlcjcles. columns would be nMded to are ehnmy-looklog maehlni etSibtae’ariet,M“d“'ri>«“'^ day ot AitgUNt A D. !i*a9. at ten o'r ' g lorth of range uiae west; tunning fr.-m that,.. was markeUMl at Hyland and the qual­ -wen.- replied -. •Warren, •_________ _ niw after a mo- engine, 1 .*»•»Hght rods; theta -north to the renter «• ity was excellent “ n"£ ”'r “ «tair predXron of* nxenfs thought, “you can’truva tlckc ‘CorMsnua, be asrljr ~ •* < r the hrs>- ‘ol rani » .. > „., ■ raent s tho pettaon and that Hie l»- t» st ta« •• Osen Betts, 3 farmer liviny near nnd since. The compact, trim and take take me with you. Harper, generation of’bXTnty Tt b2t, to uat “ -• S thc^nuL'T' testure ot ceawd and all other |wr.«m.« ltdrn->i<-.. ••• ~~ Hillsdale, committed suicide by hang- »' ont!£ People.. estate. are required to appear at a te4> pi ruiteM, mill pt l«lira>- P tree.w! ■ department is the photo-• •* ,a Court, then to tie ing. s«ld nt IL” f/Jejafflasvpt. owr-wl by Alon.-vg. flsirtn — Is re.kx_.ra.. —- In |n raid t .HMiry. s<>mi* or toe most» | oflli*. tor • h> M Hs-unjc*. Centeteterx. | the rumbling. cihrasy.It^l^T'pjyH' RTaphic displays, "am •00 crank OunnhH! sod <nii*ttti:fteg th.- l.i» Henry Clark, of Ashtetno. a pioneer be,whs mucrifleentthc. «"•> Aow mww. H m>) ihrre to. why’b...' prayer flrw. Groumw.CjuupbteH *c>»..of Irving. of Kalamazoo county, died at Emer2* \ scenery 4-, .-tate —-_1. «• tite-nrri’l-. erm*, r.n’bvrar.'nl • < J”. T”,'r,4'iei- !• Intended to rover tor n gridrdwwhAlf cf all r gh:* of Mld G .nin. i •^n ^'produced on sens!' !->>,« ».».«. ,u »*«»•-«• «•- ’low i-’i fo'”” * uf the 10 cxpor.ltlon and never wont once ' 0 c,rt bo»e. Englund too ---------->w«wl Uwpbeil A (a. “ advertisements „ P “ P r ■' i. u-lait Mrs. E. C. Tsy’.orJ wife of Dr. Taylor, Ito £5e picture galleries? i h“ name of her palace ecrand * su for t4e raHways. p-<i<Vh<w »i m..i John a. Kunxirr.-b.v. Mrs, bewlyrlch—It was wholly .m- I “1WCT rides In.and^Mcl.'Bro w a prominent physiteian at Kalamazoo, »ome vie*’.-a i b'«>r<-<4hyr«u>M:«gM j.v,1., ”IH5M-KK ■* "',l' V.. of .. the marine “ «nc V1C..S lultoea|la•— ,|a: PmurT. Covinovn AMignce. died os the result of a c ‘ ” ““ r pnute«l and elicutort*! iu *»bl »‘=’»»».* » *u*‘f1»** tor Araignes. operation. . Haxungk. Jun-St*!, i»m. stew.y.ouc* lu eoeh werii for ilm* Wtets Pterion, to dv j. >»«>«•,„io , judge uf 1’rulrtrte. < • * “ACT. DeIL Swexnet. ■ . • (^^necopy-l (AXr , ' . J W Thursday, July 27, 1893; MICHIGAN STATE NEWS.’ A. Magnificent Illustration of Trans­ In an article on the world’s folr bal­ portation Methods HoodS^Cures £ ’« I & Hood’s Sarsaparilla gse'i AIighigan Central I Do you Know? M £ L?i I d aSattXSr® G �^Tastings Banner. OUR COUNTY F.'mwS «' M»« th. Ntherw Two lime Nashville Utlldren nne Dear * eM14 that 1, probcbl, more remorkabu ending their Ilves by drinking tbe water numoayaUmo lay .Mid or lu un 8 *S? r ?° Wh,ch P' ,,8O »» Ay m«P«T was M ’ Sv.r» “ '. ’ o' l *l U *F! r’ “d “",y chl'd' w. R. COOK; Loe<l laid, rhe doctors were promptly called 10, Iiu ,I1‘ oW- w'l«h’ and they are now all right . ,!*" >• phe»omrt>»l. .lark Brady, formerly of Nashville, had » UK >bl« to nn .mJ err, borrierire bur­ bis arm taken off by the cars at Jabkson den, orer six rods. Some ot her leaU . ‘ , Vr. K'-‘t itocr. Milk Shake and last week. He was trying tqboard a mov­ or ,:rei>KUi It recorded would read like roO,frn’ * h-UlplIuK ing train when he slipped and fell under :elieW Toniont . the wheels. -# ",d' ,or usldblllon purprw,. 1,1" were al ..ire reJeeML Uer XUENIXISS' -^MldiUv^ llle jwopie are, complaining r.tber wclirl!. io, pound, aud bi-r uiulb. r almut their Main street railroad crossing '"» l»uud. At birth Vera waa a sma'I which Is not guards! and svver*l tram-* ennd .nd her wonderlul devulopmet t 1 have ta-ry narrowly escaped, being nn the came <u grnduslly :.-t ICE CREAM. CON­ track-as a train comes up. Sometime a I' anything in the line terrible accident similar to the one at Last fall Ed. Whitlock bought a bushel Sunfield may transpire there and then of anew xan.-ty «,f wheat called 'Winter Fife, w lug >8 f,»r |L Hew,wnl it and -• m-Udng of ooane wU^ta done. •t It. Mw. H. C. Carpenter, of Woodland, h is m tin of hi- uuigbbonf gujed him for his eKrtvagamg. but now they whistle a been elected n member of' the school different tune. He has gi t the finest acre board. a or wheat in Camden township and has al­ Na&hvllle dogs that walk, the streets an­ ready been offered $3 per bushel f .r his en­ VI 111. HEIL j- M SMITH. no* tnuiz'.ed. tire crop,—Reading Hustler. OUR »Wttr NAVAL BALLS. AD1R0N "" Thursday, J uly 27, *893. The best gift that any American city ha-s made to the cruiser named after it waa San Francisco's service of plate to the beautiful ship of that name. There is so much of this great and cost­ ly set of pl&tc, says the New York Sun, that the cabinets containing it are found above and below stuirs, in the admiral's and captain's quarters and in the wardroom. All the pieces arc drink Ige cream soda, M It Jd 41 Id ft .1 MERTON a SMITH a .-.periattl’. Wood Ian <1. Mich. t C. G. Niebels. is, A NICHOLS 11 Hustings City Bunk, Hastings, t>X Ut. promptly attended lo. Loyal E. KHappen, r. Denison. ik to Grand Rapid*. Michigan: IK h'E KiKK: M. D~ I’hyridtlt and Surgeon. ,' • • Miqh. , I v'.ly attended day or night. Of- *n > A SWEEZEY. Attorney at law. . Hastings. Mich. > in all,court' of the state. Col­ ; t-implly attended to. te .1. a C. I-. LATHROP, HotiUM-paihic Physicians aud Surgeons . • tty and country promptly ny figuration of the kidneys and bladder. M. !>-. Sold qnly by W. H. Goodyear. rhy-i 'ittu and Surgeon, inch. deuce, one block feast of depot. ; NEIGHBORING COUNTIES .. <’ 11. BARBESt , I l hs.-A.Nflis and 'Surgeons. From 18,'acres of clover's. A. Long, uf or county responded to with - Jay or night. ; . I Eaton Rapid.*, secured "3 big Imuls. i'iNER. he to !•/ to rn ip- HZ i! ELDON. , I'.raft aryl Real Estate Office, j Abstract Block. Hastings. > iam on Real Estate Rea! Estate 'iiii'ilssion. General conrejaoclog. r.) set <11 Abstract Books, com • Recon!''i can fnmlsn complete . C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. I le. »y, vo­ Id ell A Holloway's drug store. .1 Telephons, coa Ildnoway's drug en. M. FOW1.ER.DD. 5. >r to Smith X Coigmvr. Qtiiun.Mock,Hastings. • :• • courts of the state. A Attorney at Law. • < '< -r J. S. Goddvear & Co.'s Hare.) ;..esla all counsel 5he8tatc. Uollecttonv ^ro.'.iptlystteadingfto. 11MMERMAN. Homeopathic Phy­ sician and Surgeon. <»*■«■ Lathrop’s drug store.) F.1 । • It J . Y REAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECTL ING OFFICE OF Pxmr.Riox, tary Public. Wojslland. Mich. J. M. Smith. Justice of the Peace. LOCAL NEW'S. CIKCULrtTlON • ak, 75 quires. ed ill er r rd of Hereafter, changes for advertisements reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insertion In the Issue of the week whenbruught. . ’ >re nervousness tour nerves must be led pure blood. Hood’s SanaparIlla makes re blood. Take II now. It is again rumored the G. R. and I. ."•ui win build a branch from Shelbyville :• Gun Lake and make lhe latter a sum«n< r resort. Gun Lake la one of the '. r- lilrst plaeea in Michigan. The lake ia ‘■autiful sheet of water four miles long and three miles wide. The scenery is the‘fishing excellent- and there Is • -ry facility for making the spot a charm­ resort within two hours ride from Grand Rapids. At present tbe one way in reach the lake Is to drive from Shelbyviiif, a distance of five miles. The -cost "f putting in a branch will not be very great. but the spur can be utilized only in :miner. There Is no freight, business • an not be obtained, and the officials of ■ ‘ii- road are not sure that the branch can be maintained at a profit on the original '■vestment.—Grand Rapids Herald. tie in of « * T jn ja a i,« s aK , ESB Ft! James Townsend, who lives'six miles One of the heaviest crops of black ra:-psouthwest of this village, pm |ds |ia:111 wrries ever grown In the locality of Paw into a binder, and when lie drew it out Paw i3 now being harvested. thrtte of Ills finaeis Were badly -.mashed uneeff .them so Izadly that ampuiatiun ut The Incubator owned l>y T. W. Leland the first joint was nvce<*ary. Dr. Baugh­ of Saugatuck b the mother of 1.200 chicks man performed the operation, and tin* mangled hand Is getting along finely.—. Woodland News. Dr. Cartel’s Kidney & Backache Ti a Is a compound of valuable herbs, that .stimulate the Kidneys to action,' clearing the passages uetween the kidney, aud bladder, which become stopped' up and cause settlings like brick dust, and if not removed will lead to Dropsy. Diabetes, or Bright's Disease. It regulates the four fmpoitant organs of the budy. the stom­ ach. liver, kidneys and bowels. Keep them healthy you. need never fear dis-' ease. . Price 40 cents a package. Carter's Kidney ^'Backache Tea will cure tlldt sick, tired feeling, with a bad taste in the mouth mornings. Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea will cute sick headache, constipation, dizziness, and pain In the back. ■ Carter's Kidney A Backache Tea puri­ fies the blood, and regulates (Ju; bowels. Carter's Kidney A-Buckaebe Tea is a sure and positive cure for bitckxchr and In­ The readers of this paper will be pleas* -i to learn that theft* to at least one dreadf disease that science has been able to ‘ lire In all its stages and that is Catarrah. liail's. Catarrh Cure Is'the only positive are now known (othe medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hail’d Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood, and mu­ cous surfaces ot the system, thereby des­ troying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in its work. The proprietors have so much faith in Its curative powers, that they off­ er One Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to eure. Scud - for list ot testi­ monials. Ad tire’s, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0. Sold by all druggists, 75c. SHOOTING AN ALLIGATOR. Vcngcanra on the TIHrf Who Stole tho Bullock. One day after dinner, says a traveler In Queensland, who has recorded his experiences under the title: “Missing Friends," we found that an alligator had taken away one of the working bullocks, which was lying down a few hundred yards from the house. Tha tracks showed plainly that the animal must have taken its victim by the hind­ quarters and dragged it along, for tho earth wax plowed up where the bullock had been holding back with its head Mid forelegs. It had been dra~"-1 to,.the river's edge and .there kill.id partly eaten. As we approached t .e bank we saw Die alligator by the carcass, still feed­ ing, but it propped into the water liito My employer. Mr. A---- -, turned to me with sparkling eyes. * ’’Now is pur chan ’ ho cried. “To­ night nnd to-inorrow night it will comeAgain and eat of the bullock. Then wr can shdot it.” 'Rie n -*X evening we sought the sp >‘. us soon as darkness In-gan to fall. The river bank nearest the water waa yery steep for about thirty yards: then twenty yards, and on iiir.t .slope tho A tramp stole a St do pm-uinntlc bicycle carcass of tho bullock watt now lying. from off a porch in Eaton Rapids,- and was We were careful to have the wind nine miles away when arrested. again; t ns. as the alligator is shy, and An old lady named Brown residing ut •wtould never ascend the hank if it St. Johns met death in a peculiar manner should smell us. We lay down flat on tjie ground be­ lust week. On Monday owning she went into a dark room and. stumbling over a hind the bushes, .and it was agreed piano stool, fell heavily and was severely that I was not on any account to fire bruised about the bend and face. She until Mr. A—- should give me the sig­ went to bed and on Tuesday gut up to nal by means of a touch. Then I was look In a glass to see how badly she was to fire into the mouth of the alligator, bruised, when she again fell and struck while he at the same moment tried to her head against a door casing, receiving send a ball through its eye. injurieslrom which she died, - We lay in this position until mid­ Mrs. N.’B. Rice, of Portland fell down night. and then came a heavy body a stair way while serving ice cream at -a creeping up the hill, distinctly audible, social amt broke lier nose and both ahnk though Out of sight. Now and then and received several bad cuts and bruises. the noise would cea»j for a minute or Five tratdpv destroyed one-hundred and two. then it would come ou again, and fifty hills of patatoes for Edward* Nichols, alligator conic rawlincr up to the bul­ of CllarlotUi. last week. lock and begin tearing at it. Mrs. G. A. VanHorn, an elderlj' lady 1 dared pot move sutlieicntly to look living in Plainwell met her death last week by falling down the cellar staifs at Mr. A-----, but I nervously awaited • the signal tp tire. The alligator turned while getting butter for her dinner, binlaid on the cellar bottom for some houre this way and that; at one fnoment it almost seemed its if its powerful tail before discovered. might sweep us away. Mr. Neal, living in the northeast­ At length we heard another alligai ern part ot tbe township, is a man wh'» preserves lhe vigor of youth, despite his tor crawling up the bank, and the first, 73 years. Lust week lie racked and bound one began snapping its jaws fero­ five acres of wheat, following close after ciously. a good cradler—a feat many younger men . Then came the signal. Bang! went would not Care to undertake.—Plainwell the rifles. The beast did not move a muscle. It was quite dead, and we Enterprise. ■ 1. T. Ross, of Putteryjlle, is sure that could hear the other one tearing^ and misfortune uaver comes'singly, on July rolling down into the water again. 3. himself and son werelnjured by collision DOWN MOUNT HAMILTON. with a C. A d. T. passenger train at Abels crossing, besides trying his wagon reduced tu kindling wood, and on Sunday lightning RpMd. Turnlnc Many Sliarp Carre*. struck a tree under which his team of It waa late when we left the build­ horses were standing and killed both an­ ing and began lhe downward trip, imals. —Charlotte Tribune. says a writer in the Californian. It A diabolical attempt at poisoning is re­ was so dark that I determined to ride ported from one of the townships, but as down as far aa Smith's, making the definite particulars have not a* yet been start from there afresh in the morning. dUcovered, we will not mention names or The coach I happened to catch con­ locality. Suffice it to say that tbe results tained a party of excursionists. The nearly ended In causing the death of a road down from the summit is in all chib*. A large handful of -sdt. mixed probability the finest cut road in the with Paris green, was placed in a lot where world, but it is steep, abounds in sharp a cow was grazing. The cow was very sick and has died. Before showing the tnrns and terrific precipices, and is not symptons. however, she bad been milked a road one would select to go down at and a babe fed from the poisonous fluid. full speed. Yet when the four-in-hand The Infant was also taken very sick, bpt turned down into the ro^d, the driver was saved, though for some time its life mashed his hat firmly onbis head and was despared of.—Charlotte Republican. brought a crack from his whip like a Just as Mrs. Homer Estabrook wax report ot a revolver, at which the about to end her life by jumping Into the horses sprang forward in a mud gallop. Kalamazoo river, when John Dieterman Crock came the whip again, and with happened by and prevented her. Domestic a terrific sway the heavy coach swung trouble-mid tliMoss uf her baby is said to round the curve and went tearing down the road while fitful shrieks be the cause. . • The flth annual farmers’ picnic will be began to come from the “insides.’’ Trees, spectral trunks, great oaks and held at Lake Odessa this year on Aug. 10. Washington Gardner and Eugene Daven­ sycamore* flew by. clouds of dust rose and hid the landscape so that the port have been secured as speakers. ' horses seemed rushing into a fog Allegan has sixty-eighty widows. bank. Over bridges we went, tho thunder of hoofs rising in the night Goblevllle now has fire protection. with a weird and forbidding sound. Mrs. Nettie Becker, ot Kendall. near Goblevllle, picked a black raspberry re­ The pace kept increasing; the horses cently that measured 3 5-8 Inches In clr- were at a dead run. sweeping round curves with a frightful swing, now cumterence. coming up under the brake with a The old saying of luck in odd numbers terrific crash, then tearing madly on does nbt alway* prove true. Mra. Fred in the wild race for the lights of Culy-r, on Erie street recently had 40 Smith's away below in the gloom. ouarts uf canned fruit on a hanging sheH In the cellar. The shelf gave way and the Great trees with long branching arms cans landed on the cement floor with onij reached out, seeming to intercept the road. Gulfs bf gloom opened up sud­ one broken.—Albion Recorder. denly tho co0ch dashcd “ri,un<1 , Augusta cltlzem. are making preparations curves. Spectral sycamores stood to rebaild the burnt district in their town white and distinct, where on every and several bnildinga are already In pro­ side masses of verdure made the night cess of erection. more impenetrable—a black gulf all about, down which they seemed The young daughter of B. C. of Marahall. wiu terribly injured. M°nda> skurrying. On plunged the-coachby jumping from a fence and striking on horses and driver seemingly gone mad the stump of a small tree that had been -until finally, after pivoting around cut doww. She was Imdlly lacerated and in a remarkable manner, we rushed Is In a/nrecarlons condition, though retting awaV in a cloud of duat over the little colXa at first. With the good^’are bridge into the blending and weicoma she b receiving tbechancesof her recovery Hgbt of Smith’s inn._____ are favorable. , ;• Wheeler’s, THE BEST — -POSITIVELY CURES— blc^”1heartDDHCTD disease , nervous A TIAN huge punch bowl nf great beauty and design. Every lid in the service issuemounted by a solid gold bear, the sym­ bol of C alifornia, and the effect of .the bright yellow on the white silver is very pleasing. Philadelphia did very poorly by her ship, now the flagship of Rear Admiral Glicrardl. This gift is a great bronze clock that won’t keep time; indeed, it won’t go. It bears the name of n Philadelphia firm of jew­ elers, who would 1ms wise either to put the thing in order \r chisel the firm name off. This clock is not beautiful. Its design is artistic, but docs not work out Effectively in bronze. ifjthe silver bell that this city to to give lo the new cruiser New York is as mdqdtous as a silver bell should be the gift will be prized. Few know it, but the bells that ring out the hours and half hours in our white squadron were the delight of our foreign naval visit­ ors here and in Hampton Roods. All the bells on the white ships contain a great deal of silver, and produce clear, sweet and extra musical notes. Sir John O. Hopkins, the British vice ad­ miral, would stop his own port in a conversation nt any time on bis quar­ ter I deck on the Blake to listen to the bells of' our Yankee ships. He said that they were the sweetest bells he had ever heard, and he wished they had such ones in the British navy. In that navy the bell*go from ship to ship, as fashions in war change, and on some ship tonlaj- tho bell that rang out tho time for Nelson or for Blako is tolling away as it did in its hour of glory. One of Nelson's bells may bo on the Australia or the Partridge, but alas! the British do not carvo the dates and names of the ships on tfi’elr bells, and so their especial merits are lost. The old bells are thrown in the dock­ yards and kept there until one to need­ ed for a new vessel. They are deep­ voiced, gruff bells, whose sound soon dies out. while the silvery peals of our bells cling to the air and reach far out business cards. id ta ■dbbmmb TRADE MARK Mnt. Winslow's Soolhimr Hynin has lx*ti used tor child teti t< etillllg. Il sooths lhe cllUd.anflein the gums, ailavs all pain, Hires wind colic, and Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twentyfive cents a Imttle. 8<>ld by ail druggists through out the world leellng or Uck ln-aila< ti<-; You csn be relieved of All tlii Ai* symptoms I y taking Hood’s Snr.Mtparllts. whir Ji stives nerve, men’s! and bodily «i rength and thoroughly, purifies the blood, •t .«!«> < re.ite- a good appetite, cures UnUgeiHun. heartburn aud dyspepsia. II mil's mis are easy to take, easy in action am! sure In effect. u*5 rents m box , In 'Jftie Market, rnUb 1 nA | UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS! Rev. R. N. .Middleton. pa*tor M. E. church. It Acknowledges no Superior. Cedar Springs. Mlchu, aaya: Sleep and rest were stringers tome after preaching till 1 used •Adlronda” Now I sleep soundly and awake i .-freshed, and I can heartily recommend It. Hrer»ar«l by WHEELER and FULLER MEDICINE CO.. Cedar Springs, Mich. SOLD BY’ J. 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In Christ, will j be held at Morgan, Saturday and Sunday, * neatly illustrated pamphlet entitled - ju|y 39th. and SOtb.. 18®3. •“Birds of Michigan.” by A. J. Cook. Pn-gwin, £idPr Cogshall will preach at the experiment station of the the Yeckfoy school bouse. Saturday at college, is out. The bullrito’ of 3:30 I’. M. and Sunday at 2:30 P. ** ’ j tion will be sent free to such indtvlduata -------------_________ •. state >ew.. I interested In falmlng as tn*y reqnest tu j, ; - ----r .inr Mlehlrfn 1 «epk*. Voegler. .Jacobs and Furhman ' Address applications w lire sccrv»“’T> A»’ rienltural College. P-. Unsing. Lansing. Michigan. ’ w|U |mprl#oned gt JackfcOn for lh<ir . Congressman H. F. Thomas has made a natural Ilves for the tbe murder of Edward ., .... of .1? hflrlMTfS Oil carefuctuspectlun al? of th.. the harbors or. < Molitor at Rogers fA|.„ City, Presque la!., Isle ; the take within his district to the en4 that county. ’ ,X ■''"'I’ll b.r-' Allnrao. but John Ui’WnMo r.rno .Ion. Additional Local Mews. I ThrXdX»^:>"”'!’'u St1 An AIM... .. ............ nib round . pi.-, i. THE PEOPLE OF LAPLAND. | Msnagw "Nate” Salsbury “J* that whm tb. poral b. pot upta CMUxation at IU Wont I» ProTerabla to h, m lut ’ d», ta M l>i*b town. H, tra, Life Among Them. „ul ruby, to. ■pu»> rsw “d “• Tou Stir <H«.r ooototarably la eompartaoo Oeexx that The Laps have reconciled me to oxer « cig,’ ta « unoktax room u. fata hotri from th. tte»- Tb.tru. Ucomptowl *1at of the building mo.t«duar.ljor»luinl»*. to to. Uttar cdvflixation. They are aa cunning and j -» _» room room at the the back docx _ox1. tne ”“n.-,plr.Wl "**/* and . . . Mfr„ Uray cnb. .nd not ta-tb. or.rlooktatt . ratad--b.nbo nodowltav .rr only -rrn tratb. c< .tondafr tteto Zb„ rarat-ptut. ot tb. ptacn least good natured, but somehow man- tor ootlcltwhim wuilb. othrriellow .lt«rage to live together without flying »t atton ot tbepbrara. "Ao.11 town »'™Ahl2 ss:-*-* ’bich ““ «»■ made by Orso^i Skiaaej? i, ■ each other's throats. In a]1?^“cS* teen nv thim drowned, and me own brother . ■ cheap; ,t is du able, it is jus ‘ « they are not frighta, says a i among thim.” This solUoquiat was a a> ulo, niby b““» • In oomoj.rw th. rub, hu much thing (or ever} day us? “ "e - man London Truth. I1 saw u a few xcw ameij comeiy tive,.a man In In middle middle life, life, who wno made mauo his “*» lufrrtor tothcpta.1. TUr binCall ah Sk.nner's BIaIt .'Onnfr tunn tinrl few crones cronefi With young and---na--------with rcnitbrtis wmwk| at minute -------------intervals, gazing- .rally rf » ’I’M poppy rrf orJon tlio b*lu farm —o women ---------------------ut. tea ton lu.u-.v - „ — really intelligent *— and1 interesting faces, . , ^Uyout ---------------upon.x.the canal n.i meanwhile, as ao I, or » ’iolot rora, olthoogh ISgu h*. tun smith shop across from C * and some beautiful infanta. Hut the lust no ho cuuiu could u no toe. ” .longer ’j..®'-. contain ---------- --- ■ Infor- oUed wMt« *“J •'u“ Tto*,‘ •P1D'1*' O"4 ”l that » be was almost perishing to tin- Sudrnnonlo c-’O hiubh gray coco. Il coo House and exaiinrie it. wr. motion u>» —-bud — — here. • ’’'“VdiJ’S ii.iri, ran. uun’ufr th-r «ira. be m*cu at once therefore bow extremely er •• ’Twas a wul accident they bad here, sure, roneotu would be a clarification of gems bj • V. « i.k Kj.fV’ color or general appearance alone.—Jewel liuvr. Illl'l —* — * — — -------Tbe bonded indebfrdnra. ot l=Ue | *^,2".,^. “, “How wax that f” asked Mr. «•*"• fcudabury, ConWndtion irlejiiM Orson Skinner ... ..ttetfwrli:-i. or Hy The M* taxes assessed «, ..tterswrii.et t,j I-l.”r r.lbor al:>< io Jirr . *15.700. no*”r amount to afawIZ divorce, to k»,o leave Mat him .nd and tote take » asofo ..Well, ye x«, it wax loika thin: There ner mmner oreiend-! ■»<* SHOOO Atni la expected one. or to neglect him for one that suM* did party atari that mandn Ind sutel tutfog her from the water rents and abont *3,<W0 , her better. All have a talent for tuak- tblrtcttl p^.andraeownbrother among iug they were new aud sul»5tltut'ug «£“’ , --- --- - from liquor tax. 2 ’ . ing money, and they hoard wh,at t|iey thim—and they set off in grand irtlijpe, > name for that ot her mother, and the name . «rom H'l’tor tax. ,wu ioTiotii of them them for for |I ’ In Plckney one family has held tlie bcrape together. Tfic iieculior foul whin of a young man known to Iwtb of ' mother was verypost office for thirty-one years, but Gru- smell of a Lapp settlement is n com- forninst th lock, the In that sf her father. Thu Tnu juoiurr wm .„ has ; made the last Incumbent,, Mrs. C'ha-i. ! pound ut the amolls in .Humtucr of fell t’rough, the whole thirteen, me o* a much.disrupted and .forbidden her — < ver ------—--------------------------........... to ______ ,-'J.___ to du -- with -IT. _a . Young, get out V--- — —J. Her hus- ’ shambletil dirty dairies,.dfjty kennels, brother wan nv thim. There wns littm daughter hate__ anything just- the same. yM...... young man who U.1H will urr-U.. write such tormitomc, nonsense *} lian.l band wna was nnnn'mtril appointed hv by Pruuh Pn-sk’iint Lincoln arid of gatherings of dirty human wather in the omni jiat at the toimr. but *. I he* whole crowd got a floundering in tli creatures. Bluebottle flies swuhn on mud, whin the lock keeper opened the gat <r and sickening stuff. ’ ! iin iua« ISOL At a silver convention recently held in A young man named Nash, ot Clinton the reindeer.hides and on bladders filled and let in a jrawcr uv wathl-r, and tlud j Denver. Colorado. ex-Gbv. CValte. of that J fell from a jacht Into lAke St. Clair. Dear with reindeers’ blood that are out ip finished the whole thirteen. and hie own ; state, made -Hiinc very' blood ' curdling ; the likhtlMiuse * at the tnouth ot tit­ the sun to dry. Their bite‘is venomous brother among thim.” -What did lhe old fool let on the wntel threat.-. flaring n speech at the couveution j Thame- river on Sunday morning ami w.«s and may be fatal, except to Lapps. saying that he would wade through •‘bloort I drowned. The oilier occupants of tta The huts, reek with foulness unmen­ for ?” . „ .. “Sure, he wanted to flont thim.’ —New up to the honM-i bridles’* If th- white met- ! yacht were his father and u boitina’n. tionable. । **’ ?Ul|e.X.t E’ i Frederick F. Day. president of the re-1 It se«ned seomeil counter to the tltnims fltnai-s ol of York Recorder. Hurr. uf this ctate, but now he e lltorlal , centJy fnUed pja„k|uton ln Milwaip things for creatures of ouch beauty as InnUng rtaala. writer on Hui ace Gieeley a oi l j^p<;r. the hna hecl| |waU.d at tt jrJlnt sanitarium reindeer to be subject to those frightNew York Lriirane, has utrn tiil n vt-ij nd a capias ennlas nas been served unon 7 |j H and upon him id Hi ful dwnrfs. dwarfs. A herd of one thousand । On our fron'-vorvb is a elranatia. Yards U bad takei pcMMKiion of the wire netwitty open letter to the fire-eating ex-G< '■’ j1 aii'Wer an.«»r tn to mi an Indictment indtetineut rendered against mr>in«t nine hundred . were fetched‘down by ।• of ting, but the;* was a piece over a foot long, a copy of which will be found In thia tas 199 ‘ • him by the grand jury. • ! dogs from t^e field for us toa see. They • quite distar-^e from the support that was on lhe editorial page. , ' were a picture and so gentle that they 1 only on one ride of th'* au<1 a solid i in niinin A scheme is on foot at Lansfog to have ’ Cnexpocted Vliltori, ’ would stand to be petted. The dogs • bri/k wall on the other. That forlorn pi- - J' ‘ the Michigan building now on the world's • . Is a bcantifttZ a • j-pr••-ivc Mr. and Mrs Wnyiand had taken up were told, when the reindeer were waa bound to catch the netting. Our even i fair grounds at Chicago taken down and 1 ttheir residence In a small village. Th’fclr wanted, to go and fetch them.! Qff ing I stood by the vine. There vfna no sight- but. removed to the state capital as soon i * ■ breeze aud I was thinking how I could j practicable after the fair is closed. As the | arrival waa duly chronicled In thu local pa­ they went by themselves. In about fasten lhe loose stem, when It U-gan to per. The grocer nnd the milkman an­ state appropriated the money for its erec- ■ Jnounced themselves punctually, but at tbe half an hour wo saw them, with their move of Itself—slowly at first, then faster tion, ami as everybody goes to the slate j tend of tpro months no other visitors bad aj>* charges, come down a mountain and and always toward the netting. At last II twice ford a river on their way to the capital some time.or other, and Lansing ta peared. l gave a pretty good kick nnd the tendrils certainly the place for It If anywhere. It * Every afternoon Mrs. Wayland had con­ inclosure where they-usually canje to’ caught just where it wanted to go, and a Is one of the most dt:iiv|ousplea^ would seem that the scheme would be a fidently expected thataomeuno would call,1 be milked. I was offered a bowl of the I little chuckle of delight Beemed to go ■< ures accorded tu those who ehjoj good one. The building Is too good to ta and had remained ateadfostly indoors for milk, but the woolen vessel holding it through the leaves. Now why did it choo- u destroyed, and as it now contains much of fear of missing a visit. She arrayed her was so filthy IWf! I /slVFD ’ V I a f ine CM^ tea’ ’ ^save iust re that I depllneil. How-' . the netting side so persistently and know Interest to the state and itc Inhabitants, •elf in tacomlng gowns and posed in her ever, a Norwegian .. ~2’2—d a _ doc into a । there was nothing to cling to on the other? bR. Q. milked I . Iceived a largc invoK. . f tl.e new why would it not be a good idea to take it lonely parlor In vain. The two monthsdrinking horn ....... - - let I Again, a little way from tho clematis he had with him •and crop ot New Moon Tea and it fully down, move it tp Lansing and make a sort nasswl without a visitor. One rather dull me taste the content? and offered me a was a woodbine. About four feet of It hud equals the best (to n-mcn-.L ever of free state museum'.' in all probability day her courage failed her. draught, which I took. It was likei the taken possewion of tho netting, crowding many of the articles now in the building j given it’ Why dent you try it? "I declare, I won’t wait for anybody to richest and sweetest cream, and, I sup­ ' out a queen of the prairie rose. Perhaps which were donated, could ta had tp re­ come any longeh Evidently 1 have got to you know how this vine dings, but I pa­ ! Whenever yon want groceries or main there, thus making It n building of be my own beat company. I will go te pose, is just the beverage for a cold ; tiently unwound the whole Jength, twined I canned goods cal| on me. much Interest to our own state people and work in the garden.” So saying, she put climate. A deep draught will giveone it utound a pillar of the piazza without to tourists. on a warn gingham gown and occupied her­ indigestion. Lapps themselves cannot breaking n tendriL Did it like the Ouw drink much of it at a time. Dairies on . place? Not nbit! What was ray adanlshWorthington’s Illustrated Magazine for ' self in raking up the small lawn. ' She had hardly taguh when there walked the fjids for supply ifig tinned rein­ ; nient the next dny to find the long branch ! August opehs with the second of the In--------------------.-----------------------teresting papers entitled, "Random Notes inl° the garden two l.-ulies, who had evi- deer’s cream to the Paris market ■ in its old place, clinging harder than ever, i by C. T. Rog- «j dently come call. on Hawaiian Life.” rritteo --------------------- --to -----•« Mrs. Wayland had would, I have no doubt, ta a financial I “You obstinate old thing,” said I, ”you 1 ere. M. D., a pronr •nt physician, now j no tirao t0 retreat and walked forward to. success. A teaspoonful of it would go i-trust come off that netting nnd give the . resident of -<ouo- i la’*t them. ■ and for many yearfurther than a teasjx>»nful *of cow’s ' place to thrrusc.” 'r,“5 introduced themselves, and ’cream and be I more palatable.' । So I untwined it again, wound it rburii ' lulu. ••Rciiiinlsev*’ '-if nu Army Bride,” iu- Nlckenfuri Tbornu” relates »«’inK Afrs. Wayland’s employment sug-1 by Mrs Suthe pillar and tied ii on. it was ’w.-yeral ■tc In the frontier post of twenty j 8^te<i that she should show them her gar- , ONE OF ARIZONA’S WONDERS. days U-fore it was satisfied, aud lookM iU | . The wearisome journeys; the j ... if it wi re trying to gc.‘ the better of the ' "So we walked about that little grass • and mo ratiuiy ot the life iu the j stout string and- the hard knots. Didn't : flat , -:<-g i ou-e-and mud roof; the j P' 1 and looked nt- iny one rosebush.” said IIlKb Cau Be Nem Silica Awa^. ■ tin- woodblnc show its dislike very plainly’ , Ire. Wayland in telHpg of the--visit, "and dr.-af Ines« uf the lung. <-.fld winters, are ------------------— ---For many years Ileidclburg unitor* r !* graphically described, jet with a cbeerful- , “ ll — WiU“* PretlT «’arn’ We — nnt 2-.:_ __j j sity has had the honor of owning the i ne Jiodrrn Daughter. , ness that nhow.» thin to the "a-my bride” Sisxzn steps, and not until they had gone largest barrel, or "tun." as they Call The humorous publications still keep up id I realize that mj'firet nnd only callers such a rfv i* licit without i>s compen.'ait, in the world. They have hud lhe the joke about the modern girl’s Ignorance I t.aid «nloyiuejih*? The .-bort stories hail not been inride my house. save tihie you save F of cooking and housekeeping, but actually ! “On.the contrary, they hnd seen mo in. honor,. although, „ . according — ----- «, toTtheijan -----In Worthington's illustrated Magazine for money. You .... can save a vast .. . August are as varied and interesting ns my very worst dress. Ami instead of dis- Francisco Call, it does not really be- this wit bus become point Its*. The stan>l. I they always arc in this Magazine, each be­ cussing any subject of general interest, long to them, for Arizona lias a barrel nrd of housekeeping raid tho science of I amount of time iflyou are look­ ing. iu its own way, of special interest, »uchasthecb«racteristicsofourneighbo‘n>, that makes theirs fadeintoinsigrilfi- cooking were never higher nor tatter un­ we bad just told ench other what wax good cance. Tim The one one at at Heidelburg Heidelburg "will will “ »». ■» U «•» young --------ing for and very bright and wholesome. grass grow grow, and anti how to keep rowrose- not hold ii to make gras, liquid, quid, ueilher will Ithe ’ ouo I « 'PP "K ■"•owll’’’raotb*_t t,. _ ,Io li. thi ________ -ith„ r .< bu.b« Iwulthj. wb,< w. thought o> in Arlxon , J- I ere of lopg borne burdens and in fact show MAD DOG. than now how mucn much inner tatter iney they can rw ta- Dome. borne. lawn mowers. ■ . t • J*are tnc :i। mein "1 boiler^ though. Mra. Conlon did , ,an! “Ow | Sud > mother lhe other d.y. mol 4>e I. one •peak about the lovely view from our front way®- Arizona a barrel is the work.ofiof several who has been heard recently steps. Anyway we bad peak ,— of , • speaking in tho same strain: Tuesday night about 10 o'clock real had a nice visit, and .I Stature,- and ■ , -it is on a high —r r.u.l aa aw If l.e.er ee-na^-rat^ _ TllOlintmtl. alx*lTlt miloCfive fmn, Al-H'.o -‘t'rlitl, id “rig, I i <« I, t fit1111delightfully 1- feblu.. dents of the 3rd and 4th war/is feel if ♦they wereoid (U.H.I. friends.tt ”— Youth*/ mountain, about miles from Agnus Edith biking from — me— or any kind of building mater 1. CuIientoH, *——which -v» * •• ar rased by the sudden firing musketry and Companion. ib •_ in the .Catalino the domestic problem. I hare time for ev­ AM J pistoltry. It Is said that wemen fainted , mountains, about sixteen miles from a erything nowadays. I’ve thought myself ial. by coming directly to us and "brave men”, trembled, as they remem­ The Araiwlillo. ; railroad. The barrel is one. of those always n capable manager, but she docs and not only that, you will Fave money by buying of u< bered Ex-Gov. Waite’s threlt of “blood to The armadillo, as eccentric in his habits peculiar rock formations and is about better than 1 ever did She has trained our the horacs bridles.” A poor little dog m ih bis appearance, does the duty of the two hundred feet high, and the top of one maid to a degree of efficiency I should however, was tbe cause of it all. never have hoped for. She markets to bet­ domestic cat among tho field mice, which It seems that, Mrs. W. H. Myers had a are terribly destructive. Voracious In hk it is at least two thousand feet above ter nd vantage and more appetixingly, and pet dog. which for the past few days ' has appetite, he is sedentary by Inclination, tho valley. It can be seen for miles best of all finds none of the routine a before the traveler geta to it, and its drudgery.” been acting very peculiarly. Tuesday but he can find his game with very little We are posted ir. -------------------------------„.> evening it wm noticed that he was froth­ trouble. Mice are always more or les» app«rance h most drcelrtng. liraInstead of failures and drones in the doour business and do ing at the mouth, acted queer and would­ abundant, though periodically, and almost quires no effort of the imagination to , mestic hive this generation of healthy, well enough of it to ena­ n’t pay any attention to anyone. Tin- punctually, their numbers decline, but io sec the large utensil <jf Bacchus taught girls are splendid helpful embodiNight Watch was notified anil in company certalayears cenmn-yenrs they tney positively poKitiveiy swarm. swarm, Then men perched on iti pea’.c with a glasa under n>enta of that all around development of ble us to sell cheaply with Mesara. Fred Myers ami Fred Soule tthe subsist on 11 them; they 2.2 fatten nineteenth century which penults them ‘ dogs ’ : __ __ , 2.., — tbe a faucet ns if ready to be filled. A ' and yet get a Bring. found the dog at the west end of the ---poultry, and fowls of thein a certain spot forms a . . great flights • , of large fissure to9a'* ’mate a bonnet, cr discmi utoqii.-p Methodist church. He was still frothing with equal cose.-Her p Point ol Mciuuuiai vuimvu. ue sun iruunng air are perpetually on the hover over theirr bunghole. It does not look like a the tariff " ith eQual "‘"* "* aLthe mouth, biting tbe grass, and kept breeding grounds. As for tbe armadillo,■ barrel unless seen from the plain; on View in New York Times. continually whirling around. It certainly | he goes to work methodically, quartering I all other sides it is 'simply a nigged w- uld have tat-tr dangerous to have let tin* j the plain like a wrlHwi-d. tangle and snlfdog run st large another day. Fred .SoirJe ling the earth with preternatural acute- rock. It is a soft granite formation of i)|H!ticd lire butTc'wser Sept right on froth- •nrss. ——* " ’»•«»• >• ’«■ Duae informs him. ijjat ।. .. ~a' vulcanic origin and vis crumbling to When bls ing as if noth’iug haq happened. (It Is mouse is near, he creeps up stealthily, pieces all the time. It is so soft that said that the shot killed a cat near toward the spot: then, slowly drawing him­ half n dozen men with picks could Carlton Center.) A few more shuts were self up and making his spring, be traputhf knock it to pieces in a few days. firiil and Ute doit evidently saw what mouse or a whole family of mice ha-iA-sth they were up to and run around In front his body. A LITTLE TOO HIGH. ot the chutelt, biting the corner of the But he does not conflux idmsclf to » bnilding as he pas-id by. (A’e will jM mouse and insect diet, pud in attacking • AjPalr of llaala .Mud*, to Order That Coaid Not Be Worn. right here that the wound on the chur- h snake he uses his impenetrable body anno; .There is a certain young woman in corner has been cauterized so that anyoi e ns a weapon of offense. A friemf <>C Mr. needn’t stay away ftom church for fear ot Hudson's witnessed one of these encouiv Washington, says Kato Field’s Wash­ catching the rabies.) tent. The armadillo rushed upon n auttLe. ington. to whom nature’s parsimony The dog was again located ly ing down I which vainly sought to escape, aud rockiri in the matter of. height has been for in the the gutter In from'of the M. E. ' himself to and fro on the- body until the years a subject of the keenest regret* ponoiuw. Fn-d My eia next took ahu and ' victim was cut up- into sections under the The fact that some day.she m|y hnvea fired, and crash went a window light In j sharp edges of the armadillo’s bony cover fover who will rejoice that she is only sd Mrs. McClintock’s house across the strci t. ; log. | Should animal food fall 1km the "high as his heart" does not takeaway] Ttrj» altuta getting down iu such dose prox- nnmidillo falls back upon vegetables, so the poignancy of her present grief. Not; iwifty, complete exterthluatloa wa< a ma - that be need never take more than Incite ter of but short time and the canlue soon pensable exercise nnd can always keep long since, having accepted an invita-’ tion to be bridesmaid for a friend, she had tu give up tile ghost. Night Watch himself in comfortable condition.—Edin ’ resolved upon a plan which she im­ • Treco who was present, brands the report burgh Jieview. agined would tend to equalize the mat­ that the dug <1 test from prostration caused from dodgliigTiulleta, as false and without ; ter of height between her-and the other fouudatlou. in Justice to Mr. Myers’ Not long ago there wits a luncheon up at attendants. -tcn<lants. This was to have her niarksuiraiship we .will say that the bullgt town, given by a woman well known in wMte satin slippers ™ constructed with from Ills pistol struck a stone In the gutter New York’s social life, whose guests were heels three inches high. and this was hurled through tbe window invited to meet " the Misses Blank." At j The order was given auu dav and at tbe the day a.-to&s tile street. the appointed hour a company of a dozen appointed moinft’ii she Aim went tnan* . to the *i... store . . women waa assembled In lhe host™' have the alinneri tric<l nn tCT U parlor, completing the expected number ot Cut on the most artistic nrin^u^? Were principles posSunday next quarterly meeting will be guests with the exception of tbe ai.ters in ribV .ml 1 # , -\L y?"nff '' oniau surveyed held In the M. E. churdi. Presiding wboM honor lhe feast was held. lime wore on, tbe company grew Iran- » with s»>e started to rise Elder. W. F. Cogshall of Grand Rapids, will bo pnwnt. Love Feast nt W:30. gry and tho hostera had virions of a spoiled ! ln orUtLr 10 leat thelr comfort and then This will be the last quarterly meeting of luncheon, but still die Misses Blank tar- c?“°the tu? of w»ir. She found imposthe year and the last one of Rev. Puffer’s | tied. At length, when a full half hour I 8n,lc to stand without the aid of the pastorate. beyond the hour hnd struck, luncheon was j amused clerk, who, with both lunula Tho Baptist Sabbath school will.picnic at announced, and with a brief comment that • extended, succeeded in landing her women must have been suddenly < firmly on her feet The indent Thornapple lake, on Tuesday. Aug. 1st theyoung ud uoaraUW, derail t|»b«n.MlE withdrew hta ,^‘J Will go on morning train. Fare round ered her friends to the tabic. The long 1 height of the Ji i. unusual trip. IScta. All wishing to attend are luncheon wo. finhhed and later adicuS ’ cordially Invited. ipoken with no word from the mbmng 1 TtoprC forward lIkc » There will be a lawn social at the Star guests of honor, and everybody went away Of M dark-y a wax work exSchool house next Friday evenlng-Aug. 4th surlous to know what could have hap t aiDR. A Ute proceeds to go for the benefit of our pened In threw days of DeMeanr boys and Th. Dm. t. neecmciary preacher, Rev. Grigsby. All are cordially telephones to prevent tbe Misses Blank A A little Httle Rochester Rochester maid maid ’ of «fl, Invited. Cotne one come all. nlAhaH her mother a,__ and. the .. . from at least making some sign of’It. Ira- ■ watched dro2 , —----- ...... ujiiC : urestiBrief server a, 15 minutes talk during port. A few days later, however, this curl-: maker wrestllnoh.if °*L dr<-a6rank..' wnwlta, hd, th0 „ L S® “om Orni' the hut at tne Presbyterian church, □sity was gratified. A rote from her late I “ut a nf f«^‘onable sleeves _i , ’a5r ot (fond singing and music by a quartette. hostess reached each guest present, saying 1 with‘ a ’nair "" tho Iproper -----------------Organ accompanied by a violin and cornet. that in Justice to tbe Mbwes Blank she fit at “ the armhole Tbe poor jm.t aa heartily welcome as tbe rich. , ® GAZING fll K THE REHi MOON Don’t your eyes DRINKING ned and fit­ NEW MOON TEft ted w'th glasses by W^LOWR S. E. PHILLIPS. Between TIME ad ME! I you .umber, Lat 5236 $1,500 $1,500. WE HAVE JUST PURCHASED $ 1.500 WORTH That w v\iil close out at the regular WHOLESALE price of the gr'ods. R^»^’-that e i^er ypAiR is WARRANTU to be fi^t class in every respect. <i and examine the goods while there is a large assortment. Th* Y P. 3. C. E. at tbe Presbyterian church next Sunday evening at 0:30. j Ttw Penny Gleaner Mlss on Band at the »t«l the young women awl proved amoa- Item, —_______ too." And that b> .bi-at th. • re^byu-iian church next Sunday alt* rto concerned, except perhaps tba of it in these tlmei nf , ta-MM. 41» u cJucM. I boareaa.-New York Titom. punaion* abnormal punaions. S1GN T/■ ii. 05P0RN & CO N’ TH - • BANKRUPT STORE.” � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-08-03.pdf 6a2b12332920aeb069635d1fe806e1fd PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar­ ry County. .8? VOL.-XXXVIII. NO. Hastings, mich„ august the the ackourt ?r. Hastings Banne R. 3* [F you are' thinking of doine any BUILDING; or if you want any ! IARDWA.RE of any kind, call'on me I keep everything usually kept in a n<jw ly FIRST CLflJJ HARDWARE STORE, And know that I can please you IM HI HUBIMH aye fait >ok- t- r OS We Will Be Around These Parts All The Fall INTERESTING W X-w is your busy time and w<- will talk to you later, when you need it. . . . WATCH THIS SPACE. Meantime do not forget that we can give you good goods at fair prices. . . WOOLLEY & BR2N50N ONE PRICE SHOE SOIllBthillQ Thai should 03873373 Is that I don't go thro’ theconntiy '‘hen-peck­ ing” the life out of you trying to sell you some­ thing you don’t want or. need, but when you are in want of anything in my line such as A.XJ.I WILL MAKE IT DEALERS. WANTED.! I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. Lumber Wagons, Buggies, Plows, Drills, and Spring Tooth Harrows, It will be money in your pocltet to give me a call. Jesse Townsend fl big smash in That was, that we had a while ago. We’ve been giv­ ing our customers a benefit eversince too in many lines. We’ve just got settled now in one of the neate?t stores in Michigan. I also do. r i,i Published Thursdays by 4 COOK. BT^OS.. * X —AT— UAHTIXGfi. MICH. COUNTY NEWS. FralrioTlllti. The Ice cream smdti Saturday evening was a success—Mrs. Hattie Hewett Is visit­ ing at J. Calm’s—Leroy Cahill and wife of Kalamazoo spent Sunday at A. Cahill’s— 8. Temple and wife leave town to-day to spend an indefinite time at Pine LakeMrs. 1., Thompson is entertaining friends from Battle Creek—Miss Bertha Ronan of Bowens Mills Is visiting at W. Richard*’— Miss Lizzie Mullen gave a birthday party to her little friends last Wednesday—MarkNorris has a brother from Chicago visiting him—Mrs. Alice VanHorn is visiting at L. Gibbs'—Miss Jennie Drummond has re­ turned from Grand Rapids where she has been visiting her brothers John and Peter •—Mrs. Crawford Is on the sick list. " Cloverdale. tv er ts or Banner. Hastings CUSTOM SAWING P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. OUR NEW ST2RE Is large, convenient and pleasant and we cordially invite our friends and patrons to call on us in our new location.—First door west of Ira Van Valkenburgh’s. J. L WILKINS, AGT.L. m. GOODYEAR *Tbc C. K. Sc S. have reduced the number of hands-on their section and lowered the wages—Mrs. Daniel Morthland and Mrs. Porter Mowry visited their stater Mrs. Howard Musher one day last weekg^I un­ derstand that tho orgap committee have purchased nu organ from M. Waidorff. of Hastings-^,. H. Barnes has been granted a pension under the law of 1893-r-Mr. Robischung, of Chicago. Is with us once more—Ottle Gelb visited friends here last Sunday—Your correspondent seldom no­ tices personal attacks from other corres­ pondent but as the Cloverdale correspond­ ent was so funny last week about myself and fellow comrades It would be Interest­ ing to know just how long he soaked bls head In order to soften It sufficiently to bring forth such brilliant remarks—per­ haps it did not need It. Whortleberries are things of the past— Emery Mosher has n new straw stacker— George Knowles, of Kalamazoo, spent last week In town—(1. C. Boynton recently made a business trip to Kalamazoo—Frank Baul, of Grand Rapids, is visiting friends around town—Fred Fuhr, of Kalamazoo, is visiting his parents this week—Ed. Phelps, of Kendall, has been visiting his daughter, Mrs.'Dr. Scribner—Fred Ixiveland and wife, of Hastings, are visiting at Frank Post's this week—Mrs. Moir and daughter, of Gobleviile. are visiting at 11. C. Boynton's this week—Whooping cough at J, W. Corwin’s, East Barry—Mrs. Cor­ win Is on the sick list—(J. B. Robinson Sundayed at Gull Lake—Hob Norwood is on the sick list—Messrs. Gwin. Barton. Williams and th. Ir families spent Sunday al Pleasant lake*—Mr. Tolles’ daughter of Kalamazoo has been visiting them the past week—Several cases of cholera morbus In town. Ixx.k out for the mixtures at your picnic dinners—The- section men have been .cut down on their wages from three to four dollars per month, and nne man on a section laid off—Ia'w Williams was thrown ftbm his horse while driving cattle last week and hurt his side, but is getting along very well at present—Wm. Whitte­ more’s mother is visiting him this week— Charles Whittemore is putting a duster on his threshing machine—Samuel R. Wil­ lison. of Hickory Corners, brought his son. Dr. Clayton Willison, here' to take the early morning train for Woodbury, Tues­ day. JohMtown and Barry. Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery have returned to their home In Custer, Mason Co., after spending a number of weeks with friends here. Miss Bertha Moore went With them —Arthur Bellinger and wife are visiting the latter’s father this week—The friends of Win. Smith, formerly of this place, will Is* grieved to hear of his sudden death. He hud been conductor on the M. C. R. IL for some time, and met his death at Jack­ son. last Friday, while in the employ of that company—Miss Cbrtatancy, a mission­ ary laborer, who has spent some time in India, will deliver a lecture at the school house next Saturday evening—R. M. and A. D. Thomas spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Sarah Robinson—Dr, C. W|IBsou was called to Detroit on business Tues­ day—The Rev. Mr. Fleming Is expected to preach at the school house next Sunday at 2:30 p. m.— The Sabbath School Is talking of a picnic in the near future. Hickory Corners. C. B. Dickerson has returned from his six weeks’ visit In the East looking much improved In health, to the gratification of his many friends-fr'Wbeat harvesting is over and now the threshing of same is in order, with satisfactory yields but no re­ port as to the quantity per acre**Large crowds enjoyed the pleasure last week of making Inroads to harvest whortleberries, returning with well-filled baskets—D. F. Newton and wife, of Hastings, visited his two sisters, Mrs. John Lawrence aud Mrs. Dickerson. Saturday and SundayXQuite an exciting game of ball was played Saturday between the Lacey aud Hickory Comers nines, tiw latter being victorious—Miss Edith Clark, of Galesburg, has been the guest of Mrs. C. McCoy during her late Ill­ ness—Mrs. A. G. Cortrlght is reported as being affilMed since bring at Gull lake with gntheringsin her head—Mrs. Charles Law­ n-nee was quite sick last week but is now convaleseent-Hlrs. I’. II. Lawrence 1ms a beautifully trained-wax plant which Is in full bloom upon her stoop, aud among l.vr choice collection of towers she has also a ro.-e hollyhock, presenting quite an attract­ ion among the many others to the passer­ by—Mr. Will Stanley, of Hastings, has been tailoring about the Corners during the past harvest—We have been aDfusea to wine extent '.he past wees by one of Kala­ mazoo’s highly esteemed Democratic busi­ ness men. by his theory and policy iu pro­ mising the fanners if they would hold their wheat until next March they would get 81.00. and perhaps 8143. per- .bushel for It. When one farmer quickly fefponded by saying. You pay me leu cents less and yon may have .mJ entire crop and I will ,safely ■'tore the same without charge until next March, or oven tjr.tlfthe finaSof April. Mr. Democrat quietly declined that proposition, settled back upon his dignity, and said that he was not dealing In that commodity. We wish to say to the Demo­ cratic business men of Kalamazoo aud else- Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. NO. 1990 3;WHOLE 1893. six pounds of fish—The woman’s suffrage contest on Friday evening was well attend­ ed—Mr. Willett, of Ionia, a model young man, filled the pulpit at the chureh Sun­ day, giving good satisfaction—Corn and potatoes are much in need of rain—Prof. Davenport and wife, and the Misses Etta and Alice Coats, have gone to the world’s fair—Mr. Wait's mother, of Kalamazoo Co,, is visiting at A. C. Wait’s— I-ast week we attendee! the funerals of Win. Woods and HenrjLSmlth, and this week the sad one of George Mater, of Clare, Is visiting his Lyman Barry, who was killed by the cars parents—Contracting parties have com­ on the M. C. IL R. menced to dig on the Pleasant Valley ditch yiope Center. —John Gardner Is still very sick—Rev. I). Gould, from the eastern part of the Nelce returned to his home Saturday—The stale, vtalted friends In this vicinity last young people of Vermontville will give a week—Effie Burchett, of Doster, spent musical entertainment at the Shores school Monday and Tuesday with her grand­ house Saturday evening. Aug. 5. Admis­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chaddedon—Miss sion, 10 cents. The proceeds for church Lottie Payne, of Brush Ridge, was tbe funds. Come and hear them—John Wot- guest of her stater, . Clara Loomis, last ring smashed up his old binder and then week—Mr. and Mrs. Q. Loomis have re­ brought a new one to the front—Do not turned from'Galesburg, where they have fall to hear Miss Smith, the noted whistler, been visiting the past week—Mr. Schram who will be with the Vermontville girls Is still confined to bis bed. His daughter Saturday evening. Miss Lulu Snell will Mary, of Hastings, is taking care of him— deliver a fine recitation. Miss Mae Bene­ Mrs. C. Kahler Is Improving In health—J. dict, late of Cleveland Musical College, also Clark and Ida Kenestrick vtalted Sunday promises to assl-t the young ladies. with the lattert brother—Harvesting is completed and the buzz of the threshing Rutland. 'Maurice England of Orangeville was the machine Is heard In nearly every direction — E. B. Payne was in Hastings Saturdayguest of Chris Cross last Thursday—George Preston, and H. Bennett lowered the lake Mrs. 8. Graham spent a few days of last in this vicinity last Saturday. They fished week with her stater, Mrs. Will Shed—Mr. —It is said that It Is Arthur Lawrence who Dan Payne, of Kalamazoo, is visiting S, Is occasionally seen on High street riding his son. E. B. Payne. behind one of his flyers—James VanWagKILLED BY THE CARS. ner is entertaining his brother-in-law from Ohio—One of Ed. Green’s horses jumped meet* * dreadful death. on a barbed wire fence a few days ago. In­ Among those who boarded the excursion juring itself quite badly—Mrs. Ida Mfers and children of Cleveland are spending the train to Ottawa Beach last Thursday summer with her mother. Mrs. J. IL Rob­ morning was Lyman Barry, living a few inson-Mrs. Ruth Cross entertained com­ miles north east of here. Little did' those pany from Charlotte last Saturday and who were with him think that before the Sunday—Chris Cross went to Gun Lake same hour the next morning he would be • lying cold In death. Sunday. • Mr. Barry had decided like a good many others, to take a days rest after the tabors If .some of the gossips in this place hid of harvest, and went to the beach that more brains and less tongue they might day In company with several neighbors possibly attend to their own business in and relatives. While there he obtained better shape and give other peoples rest— whiskey and was considerably under the J. B. Swan and wife, of Plainwell, visited influence of it when he entered the train at Dau, Klingensmith’s the last of the week at night When the stop was made at —A very enjoyable time was had last Parmalee he got off, probably mistaking Friday night at the dance at 3. Harper’s. it for Hastings. After discovering his Twenty-five numbers befog out—F. A. mistake he started to walk home but’.treat Spickler went to Yorkville Monday to ac­ in the opposite direction toward Caledonia cept a position in the roller mill at that and evidently was so stupified that be I4y place—Mrs. 8. C. Wing aud Miss Clara down on the track. The train which is Ellie, of Otsego, visited friends here Sat­ due in Hastings at 9:03 was nearly an hour urday and Sunday—Mrs. F. E. Nevltt has late owing to the excursion train, and was gone to Chicago to visit her mother and flying along at fast speed when 'Engineer attend the fair—George Cross Is improving McDevitt discovered la the glare of the slowly—Miss Addle Ritchie was In the head light a man lying on the track before village Monday. She starts for the him. It was too late to stop although he world's fair next Saturday—Edward Nich­ give the signal of “on brakes” aud the ols and family, of Chamotte, are visiting cars bad passed over the body and dragged relatives here. • It several rods before they could be stop­ ped, It was discovered by the train bands that the body was horribly miqjgled. the . Miss Eva Bates, of Detroit, spent Sun­ head and face being mutilated In a shock­ day with friends here—Chas. 8. Smith, of ing manner, one hand was torn off and Lan'slug. was In town Monday—Frank other frightful cuts received on the body. Parker, the helper at the depot has been The remains were placed in the baggage given a vacation on account of lightness car and taken to Grand Rapids where they in work but we notice that Hulliugcr has were turned over to tho cioroner. Ou ex­ to hustle now—R. D. Robinson and stater amining the contents of his pockets it was of Albion, were guests of Miss Edla Smith found that the man’s name must be L. O. । this week—Mrs. C. W. Smith and Mrs. Barry, from or near Hastings, as certlfi- ' Dr. Young had night blooming cerces Lu cates of deposit on the National Bank blossom Monday night which received here to the extent of 8200 were found and great attention—Quedn Ester at the opera a shipping bill of the Michigan Central on bonne Friday iyul Saturday evenings—Our which was the name of Barry Bros., Baptist Sunday-school plculced al Thorn­ showing.tbey had shipped a calf .a few apple lake Tuesday—Amos Nichols and days ago. A cork and a broken lx>ttle r daughter, of Lansing, ’are guests of rela­ was found in another pocket which told \ tives here this week—8. A". Sprlngett and better than words the cause of it all. family, of Jackson, are visiting at L. LlebOu reaching their destination Mr. Barry’s • hauser’s. relatives hunted the cars through In vain Redford. for him, and came to the conclusion that Mr. and Mrs. Crans. Mr. and Mrs. Eder- he had got off ut the wrong place, and ie and son. and Dr. Smith spent last week while being greatly worried trusted he at the fair—Mr. H. Matson, of Cleveland, would be with some one who would take has been spending a few days with his care of him until morning. The authori­ sister Mrs. Cora Nichols, of this place— ties here were notified and the news con­ Miss Floy Burke, of this place is visiting veyed to Mr. Barry's brothers of hta fate, friends In Kalamazoo—The concert last and John Barry, of Nashville, left for Sunday evening July 30th. at the congre­ Grand Rapids immediately and brought ' gational church by the Y. P. S. C. E. was the body home on the evening train, where It was conveyed to his brother Fred’s a success. home iu Castleton. The funeral took ' place Sundaj at the Martin school house Hot. and dry—Wheat harvest Is com­ and was largely attended there being one pleted. Farmers are busy working in hundred and sixty-three teams in tbe pro­ their oats and rye. Some few. are Work­ cession. The remains were Intend In ’ ing In haying. Wheat Is not a very good the Moses Fuller cemetery. Mr. Barry was a single man about forty cjpp averaging about 10 bushels to the acre—Henry Graves and family, of Ohio, years of age or more. He was well liked arrived here last Friday to remain an In­ in his community, being of a very kindly । definite time, being the guest of C. M. nature and always ready to assist a friend j Mack and wife. They also Intend to camp In need, and but for his habit of drink waa I at the lake—Myron Altman, of Battie a very industrious fellow. It Is greatly Creek, is the guest of J Warner and fam­ deplored by bls friends that he should , ily—Mrs. Freeman continues about the have met bls end in such a shocking man- 1 same—Dr. Youngs, of Nashville, will be ner. However It may serve is an example to I here Wednesday to hold counsel with Dr. the living and be the means of reforming j Vaullorn—Miss Annie McGlynn, of others? Ills relatives have tlie sympathy J • Oakes. North Dakota, was summoned here of all in their sorrow. | by.the illness of her stater, Ella, who Is the victim of that dreadfuj decease, con­ The Supreme Court have recently hand­ sumption. She Is falling quite rapidly. ed down a decision of interest to many of Miss Anna intends to return to her wet- otwreadvrs. tern home again this fall. She has been The Ionin. Eaton & Barry Insurance , teaching eleven months in the year nearly Co. had surxi u number of its members all the whole time she has been there, re­ who had withdrawn from the company ceiving $35 per month. She has also ta­ and refuseii to pay the assessments levied ken a quarter section of land and expects against them after such withdrawal and to make that her future home—Mrs. A. L. for deGcieneles. VanHorn and son Orlle, also daughter In Barry Co. many of them combined Mae. Mr. Dr. Homer, of Lake Odessa. aud employed Smith A Colgruve to look ltav< been among the campers st Wall lake up the matter for them,; and Judge Smith returned last Saturday—Mr. and Mrs. F. sometime last summer Investigated the Pursell has moved to north east Baltimore affairs of the company und advised that —Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Shetflekf have been the assesMiients couldi not be collected keeping house for Mrs. Van Hom during •gainst them. her absence at the lake—Chas. Gaskill, of In Ehtoti County the fanners employed Quimby, has been here the past week har- HuggettA Smith to tie fend them, and \<->1liig his wheat—Mrs. Chas. Gaskill, of about seventy-five suits were cotnmeoc-' Hickory Corners. Is expected here this week to visit her stater Mrs. M. Manning J-'dge Smith went to Grand Ledge aixl — At the quarterly meeting held at the :ih«isi.-d in lh<- trial of a case against Bend church last Sunday there were five who Otto. Ttie trial was |>efore a jury and) received tatptii}m and are full member* of the company were beaten. The case wty, the church.^ appealed to tbe Eaton Circuit aud count of his disqualification. havuix***eul . ., ... ,. , of amiael In the can-. .Judge Smith l»d J. R. B-niurn and O. Galhon have reIVnJn of the iLgham Clrc.it try^ turned from the world n fair, and report it t^. I w . .'.ud .cr.lf-B. M«r»urUI mure-: 1, w,s ,r|wi brlore Hm Iu -...n.rr tad where that If they have the chink at band und wish to buy wheat and bold the same until they realize 81.00 or more, this local­ ity is a.very favorable one to make large purchases at prices less by ten per cent— George Marr and wife, ■ of Clay Center, Kan., former residents o^ this place, are here making old friends and neighbors a welcome visit. They expect to visit friends In Hastings the latter part of this week. vl.ll w)<» John Wtektam-Mr. Nor», ol-; p.,„- u,J n-„drrwi , terulct Muskegon. Intends to locate here—Irwin yMo. Mapes was In Hastings on business the ’ Tlie cas»- was taken to the fore part ofHopktai the weekformwly —We are informed an.' it ban „nini^!7 th,. W. B. of thf. pl,™. ' c.»urt v„.ln, j,,,^ r?r*p S an UH, k-JdaS , ~ .7, .... . , /. .jiiucc rrrson anu but now of Co., w» was re<jf Hu or Crvstal. Cry.ul. Mont'-alm C,v. r,~ J1H|„ SmUu -..u .ml »*._ tte k> drw cently married to Mrs. Rael a *1 Brobst Success to the happy couple—J. W. Wolfe This will j probably end tbe lltlgi and family vtalted at this ptace last week. M u that this and lowered Middle lake pi the amount if should govern them a l I’ �PROBATE ORDER •qf it’s the knife I mane,1* be sobbed IoolnnJ fellow nmr ta • •h>1] > la.tdo.per.taly, mi-rably, "the rouna aeou —------j Doyle to join them, and ordered more afternoon on Rampart street, and jwk«L Still ta tt^aro&B-end Lt belongs to . wine. And then% Bonelli saw that Emilie had told her of Mr. W aring s the beck of old Btexton. and elialbtrly .u.. __ _ ■ - . ------Lascelles himself was excited by drink kindness to her and to Nin Nin, and hampcted, tateUMtually, at tho «m Ot L1,nU Wario* of oar "dJota Barleycorn. Mr. Doyle I But no quMtlontaff. qaortlontag, hoyer« howe™- adroit, —the first time he had ever noticed it how she never could have got up after eum. before the drll eiru aotbonUee only , oonld could elicit ellell fr°“ in the year he had known him. The being dragged into the mud by that eatnc noon fqnoul ,ubpuon» eerred nt poet formation u to bow T?* third gentleman he had never seen be­ drunken cabman, "and she begged me upon ifiprou ■ ’ had, i_,, time he remembered seeing it, h. --------. P°7/__7Z_. Ti>n rvrwtt surgeon he Bu Can. Charles R. Kino. fore, and could only say he was dark to explain the matter to her husband, headquarter*- The poet surgeon had : Mid WM on Mr. Wiring'. table the straightened him up during the <Uy, and sallow and did not talk, except to who was a little vexed with her be­ 1 of the reriow. A detwtln rerlew. .. urge the driver to make haste,—they cause of Mr. Waring." But he spoke but was utterly perplexed at his condi­ ' looming ot deeea^-d as In Mld^tI“ must go on; but he spoke In a low only about the money, and did not re­ tion. Mr*. Doyle's appearance in the teetlffed to haring fonnd It acoong th. Thereupon It la ordered that of August A. D. itol Ui* tone with Mr. Lascellcsas they went to ply about Mrl .Waring, except that he neighborhood some weeks before had bushea under the window a. the water day fttWwn,i»Baa»lgned t» u’i hAr'r7 I® receded. Ferry and the mteerable the room, and presently the rain would see him and make proper been the signal for a series °f petition and that tbe heir, 4t Ananlaa were called, and they, too. had on the Irishman ’ s part that hadIon eMMdand an other l*r«bn. inG^.' seemed to let up a little, though it acknowledgment of his civility. He ho b> cojmxcro.l . are required to appear •' 1,1 two occasions so prostrated him that to Identify the knife, and admit that estate bjew hard, and the driver went out Court, then to be n.W*u at tL*?*?’01 seemed to think only of the money, ~ The morning sun roer brilliant and’ neither had -----seen -It — about the room #»4d and looked artmnil and then returned Dr I’ottM, on acting assistant surgeon, nolMWJr offloo. In tbe City ot Havtloxv ir .lia !.rob4t* _M- r. Wbrtar ._ ■_ _ 1 —A, gnw tce-r. fTV cloudless us the horses of the battery to the private ’room where the gentle­ and said Philippe bad written again h«d u-en M11.IJ in te preJcrilm for , lnco '<> ’ “ and show cause, ft any tbdre be wx?.. Cou«I. since cur. - — of the petitioner may notjlw ErJnt2 U'e. »*»>« and must have help, and he wu--> angry forth from the dark interior of men were having t^eir wine, and there called, came first thd him. »nd. th.nU» to tbe rl«.>rou» «m- other oU1„, . witnesses ,.r • (H h: — 1.1^, a.. ... kick ,k.> farther ordered, that said p- n the {.table and. after watering at the was some angry talk, and he came out at Emilie because she would not urge bUtntlon of hi, pattent, had pulled proprtetor of. this. ... .table to whteh tha to the persons interesirdflu • . । , •’’¥*1** long wooden trough on the platform, in a few minutes, very-mod; said he with him, and Emilie wept, and he him out In a few hottie. Bat this time cab belonfed.. Horse Item and cab. eab. he lie said, -aid. iwodencyinf .-old |.e:nto! ’•> •’ ttieretrf by Causing n cops ,4 , "wrinj; srrrc led away by their white-frocked wouldn't be hired to drive that party went away in anger, saying he had “Pills the Less" had found Doyle in o coverod with mud. :—— were —----found. under a grooms, each section to its own picket- • any farther, or any other party, for business to detain him in town until state bordering on terror, even when the<1 two blocks bekiw the F rench ••aper pribted and cl|< ii:X<s in Barry, once In each week for • line. Ferry, supervising the duty, that matter; that no carriage could go morning, when he would expect her to assured that Um quantity of hh pota- ; market, only UUMBVV. and tbe — - ----J _ thing — ... in the cab woeka ’Unretiirp j previous to »aid <>; x .»। presently caught sight of the tall down the levee; and then he got out be ready to return with him. tionshad not warranted an approach was a - handsome -----------silk Txvndnn umbrella, London Much of thistcStimony was evoked by miiseulhr form of his captain 'coming make. xVhieh Lieut. Pierce laid claim his team and drove back to town: and to tremens. Tlw post (Ainujop} .) briskly around the corner, little Pierce then Bonelli could hear sounds of al­ pointed queries of the officials, who . been called in toj and "PHis. the^I iti- to. Mrs. Doyle swore that as she waa tripping along by his side. Cram tercation in the room, and Mr. Doyle's seemed somewhat familiar with . Las- . leas," as he was tenned. thanks to his going in search iff her husband she acknowledged the salute of the battery voice, very angry, and the strange gen­ cellos' business and family-affairs, and | unfailing prescription of quinine and met the cab Just below the Pelican, who then declared that they must officer of the day In hurried fashion: Detank bMh driving furiously u\vay, and thot in blue mass In the shape and rizc tleman came out, and one of the men " Good-morning. Ferry," he said. who’d been waiting said he hail a cab, question the stricken widow. Harsh • buckshot, having no previous acquaint­ the flash of lightning she recognized >! u certain nu-r|, (Vrdil •nd Xrti'tlt *'••» li t. m , ••Tell me, who were there when you if that would answer, and h. .1 fetch it and unfeeling os this may havd Beemedj I ance. in Doyle, with these »«*<>’«; the driver as the maa whom Lieut, .I.IDIIIUA ■tweil M A. I» . IM? -4' u ictcn ' which 1 got Doyle away from that woman yes­ right off. ud by the time he trot beck there were probubly ten.-.™. tbn IbzUif r pooh-poohed the case, admimsterea Waring had beoten that morning on fireoi K4rr} AI»| -MU »l Mfrl / atoned for it She came in on the arm it was raising hani again, n • '.he took it. bhc camo terday?” it was raining hard again, n~ ’ be took bromides and admonition in due pro- the levee in front of her place. A Ma>. A. It. Ikm. I*, ... “Only tho three, sir,—Mr., and Mrs. his cab In under tho shod where the of the old family phyutelun. » uiue avm. . portion, and went off about more Im- stranger was seated beside him. There PAW31S. 0 ».iil- l ■ . i-.k like a drooping flower, with little Nin ' IM due Bl Mr dqlrr,! I*,*, Doyle and the negro girl." carriage hod been, and a couple of sol­ bhc wos so portant business. Dr. I otta, however, were two gentlemen inside, but’ she three burdnsi d.dLu- .I “ No sign of anybody else?” ' -* diets from the barracks then came in, Nin clinging to her hand. iaiu:. >. io bi , patient, . * •_ « «b - hJ i i I.:., -.il.nf wondering ivonilerini? mw tlu) face of only one—Lieut. and an a»i thraex \ iw of di __ I ’ ‘ '• (Oil ttf ujr h »»»O I— ---------- |o tnch ?* and cold, and begged for a drink, •hocked and stunned that* she conld , stood . to Btart “None, sir. 1 didn’t go Ln the house wet ‘ Provlded tor In Mid murtrai-k wet and cold, and begged for a drink, -if ‘lilt (>r or, iat should cause him to start in such Waring. of them, called i butely .newer th. qw.tion. pot «o her what at law liatluK b«*-n ■, UiuMtoitS *t alt I rode in the gate and called ”I"“ lh' ,ulr and Bonelli knew one c * ‘ ’ ZtL’>b*”eohrtei."v **nd"gintirne.. of te/ror «t eery Nobody else could throw any light -= i... ¥or Doyle to come out The woman Dawson, and trusted him, as he often ,I with nil courtesy and gentleness of tctroi on the matter. The doctor, recalled, de­ Now. tlMTeforr, by rll t»|. tried to parley, but I refused to recog­ had done before. When Dawson heard • manner. clared the knife or dagger wua shaped contained In Mid nionu jnize her at all. and presently Doyle Lieut. Doyle's drunken voice ho said ! any quarrel ' - -mtuis !» exactly as t^ould have to bo the one such case made and pr-1 . obeyed without any trouble whatever, , Riven that on KHiir lav r:4 1 ■ •>( .''••Utfeln.1l that gave the death blow. Everything t-ir. A. D„ 1*K ।-tlr:i I. though she kept up a tirade all the and he’d better fetch Mrs. Doyle, and Iriutltseu • FES pointed to the fact that there had been time and said he was too sick to rider itCHie norlli ir.u ■: ... ... . 5“.'!!| while ho was gone Lascelles came < ‘ a struggle, a deadly encounter, and bidder. and all that, but he wasn’t. He seemed excited, and threw down n twentyIlouec, In Hiddn o.’ »l.i.«di^. i.r|a» ( r lkVl. and. shuddering. that after the fatal work was done the |4a« wh.r<- UrClnnii dazed, but not drunk—certainly not ■ dollar bill and ordered more Krug and . M Labaelles would do anything for God’s sake, no! the luvnu-uf < . . । , “ ? deny hlmnelf .nythinc nb , Iteyle Hnd hidden bin nnd lurnod murderer or murderers had left the ikholdeii.] Bick. He rode nil right, only he shiv- ' son?e brandy, and there was still loud ; Philippe, luoriaaice.orso inurh ttivi, „ “‘V, w most Asked if M. Lascelles had not sway. Potts got him to eat somethin,. doors locked and barred and escaped xary to pay the amount di. .• , ered and crossed himself and moaned . talk, and when > Bonelli carried in tho . with spewnt laterr-t, when he passed the Lascelles place, ‘;ibottles Doyle was sitting back in a•’ given some reason for bls objection to towards noon, and Doyle begged tor through the window, h aving tho desk nether with an aiu.m.-i1-, ........ . • Philippe’s being nursed at his house ‘ more drink, but was refused. He_was rifled and carrying away what money dollart rpvriio.ni.<| for hierrln. Qi.. nrriiulTl lor that hound pup set up a howl just i chair, held down by the other officer, ।‘ when he came home the second time, sober,’yet shattered, when when Mr. Drake there was, possibly to convey the idea jlb we were opposite the big gate. He . who was laughing at him, but, never­ was aU trembling when we reached the ' she was embarrassed and distressed. suddenly appeared just about stable­ that it was only u vulgar murder and , thcless, hod a knife in hand—a long, ---- —----------• i post, and took a big drink the moment ' «h«rp. two-wlgml Unite—and tteyte sh° “M 1,b!l.'l’P“1•n ST* call and bode him repair at once to tho robbery after all. Of other persons who might throw he got to his room." • ! wJInlHng him uamc». an.l was r.ry boy. fancte himaelf In leva with hl, presence of the commanding officer. ■ <* MaiN Then PotU had to give him a drink, or light upon the tragedy the following w ent quarter {S \v *4l <>| “Ye-es, he’s been drinking ever since. ; drunk, and «xm after they all went brother a w.te. and Armand »w he would never hare got there. With were missing: Lieut. Waring. Private [33] town t>ur [1] north of I've just sent the doctor to see him. Let ’ out tote tho r.ar court, and Doyl. mrnte thin* -f «*<». and at Itet o’ I'arn j o tho old of a servant he wanDawson, dressed. the cabman, and the unrecog­ mid count}* lhe corporal and one man of the guard <I more nol«. and th. cab drove away , him. Lot eery । Xlauk gently There waa no there anyone whom and. accompanied by the doctor, nized stranger. So, too, was Anatole's ' go with the ambulance to escort Mrs. |! around the corner, going down the ' quarrel ut "all/ Was n« e> Xf rjisrellrs hiul been angered with on reached the office. Braxton looked boat. Doyle out of the garrison and take her ' Dated. June »Ui. l«u. I levee through the pouring rain, one home. She shall' not stay." her account? She knew of none, but him over coldly. I man on the box with the driver. That VI IL “Why, she’s gone, sir," said Ferry. ' blushed, and blushed painfully. Had ; "Mr. Doyle,” said he, "tho civil an- , : was the lost he saw. Then Mrs. Doyle When four days and nights had passed "The guard told me she went out of ! i came in mad, and demanded her hus­ the deceased not recently objected to thorlties have made requisition for—” away without a wort! or sign from War­ <he back gate and up the track towards i Default having !>• et. m <!• ' bond, and they found him reeling the attentions paid her by other gen- But he had got no further when Doyle ing, the garrison had come to the con­ Anatole's—going for all she was worth of a < rrtAiu inortKuzc ins । about the dark court, swearing and tiemen? There was a murmur of re- staggered, and but for _the doctor’s clusion that those officers or men of xnd J.tu»- Newton to Ei D. Ho-ti —just after dawn." •iHted Marvil »ih. a : muttering, and Dawson and she took proseh among the hearers, but madams help might have fallen. Battery "X" who still believed him in ­ "The mischief she has! What can • answered unflinchingly, though with — . ... recorded in Ui«- of.!. “For- God’s sake, colonel, it Isn't nocent IlWCllb were lUIUlA. idiots. IJV So ,I,U did VUV tho civil I , I* • • ■f MVTO deodn, ’, Hl| for theCuouty I OU.UJ I have started her? Did you see her him off between them. This must painful blushes and tears.. M. Lascelles true! o Sure 1 know nothing of it at nil have been before •eleven o ’ clock; and Mi Chilean, on the . 'tf; u yourself, Sergt, Bennett?”*asked the had said nothing of disapproval until at ajj. ,|r. indadc. indade. I was blind anUKirltte.: but U.o« were day. teb.u I capts in of a stocky little Irish soldier, i that was absolutely all he knew. the civil authorities of Louisiana com- < siud mortpfle <i.-i t h n coctfittadi Then Mr. Allerton had told his story very recently; uu contraire, he hail , dhrunk, colonel Sure they'd swear a mandrd less respect from its educated । ,*1**de au!l •* ' , •landing at the • ment with drawn much liked Mr. Waring. He was the man’s life -- away, sir, .... just because .he people Ilian did oven tbe military. I wherfio*!?* "•» «4 '-4. •aber awaiting op; rtunity to speak to again, without throwing the faintest only one of the officers at the barracks was the one—he was Xhe one that—" »«** j.»ju 4 j light or the proceedings, and the hackhis commander. whom ho had over invited to the house, "Be silent.'air! You are not accused, . Tho police force, like the atate. were »» U.erelu rxprr-e-! „ “Yes. sir." and the saber cam>' flash- i■ driver was found, and frankly and and he talked with him a great deal; undergoing a process called reconj that 1 know of. It is as a witness you fully told his: that Lascelles and an­ Ing up to the present. “She’d wint the •» hod never, even to her,, spoken of a are needed. Is he in condition to tc»- , at ruction, which might have been , after the tape -over to the hospital to get some tuedi- other gentleman hired him about eight quarrel with him, because Mr. Waring ri- imam i tify, doctor?" |1 impressive ,7*, 1. -- in theory, bat, v was -i;.-.;-.~4 I elne for the lieutenant just after our '‘ o’clock to drive them down to the for­ had been so polite to her, until within I’vn i<miM Ho U well ouonirb. air. to tell wluit 1 bugle sounded first call, and she came ’ mer's place, which they said was sever­ a week or two; then—yes. he certainly he■ knows, by I a”tdrbe ia'.t-ly there] but he claims to know noth- been offered >- business .... «... associates ... « for ttwl runnin' out as I wint to call the officer ! al squares above the barracks. He had. Of her husband's business affairs, of the deceased foxAhc capture and ! pty'niei t'jplfrul of the day. sir. She ran bgck to the said that he would have to charge his papers, etc., she knew little. Ho ing." And this, too. Doyle eagerly sec­ conviction of the assassin. A distant [ »'"1 0* lhe Wil onded. but was bent along in the am. rnvm u „ them eight dollars such a night any ­ ........................ .. < . . ! ment l lieutenant's quarters ahead of me, and ; I .LTt'i’i. always had certainTjvy' moneys, though bulsncc. with the doctor to keep hlm’'«^uJ*™°“ -’-----v:»j. up .mly' u minute two whin where below the old cotton-press, -- -■/- —r^ " charge of the until xr M. r>v.n, Phil- arrears ftc the -; *•• out of mischief, and a parting shot to take ♦-*'•»-*•— •>.« place ..«»<> ”»> down she came wid some Rundles, and where tbe pavement emled. But then .the Ippu^oulduTlte. tb. latter',uddrte. | 5^,”'5,,^'.. drawers “of his cuTnnel, and ’that they hbd. delayed starting nearly on * “ • “ •' “ * the effect that when the coroner was •way shewiutto the north running, bad been found among old Armand’a thereon I* lu* rthey should be in-so disturbed a state t„CT, through with him the post commander wild-like. ^Thc steward told me a mo- hour, and took another gentleman t!',’ with them,and that when driven by the wa’ not unusual- They werb all_in , jrould take hold again, so the colonel papers, and dispatches, via Havana. ' •cent af^er of Dawson’s escape." I sto^pito ^hehcr’iatacPeHcare’^o^m 1 ® had been sent to him. also letters. '. there U ^cl^n - v. depressed more thiifi the cocktail stim ­ "Dawson! escaped from hospital?" i notice ■ for tc.._ town th the of that. ulated, und, as luck would have it, al­ Pierre d’Hervilly hod taken the weep- ' ®f f —rted f-r “ morning cfthxf, “Yes, air.' They thought he was all three squares below where the pave- started °P®“ most the first person to meet him in­ ing widow und little Nin Nin to bonne reMs. s^d'lw* right last evening when he was sleep- ' ment endpd. and ho asked for his ,atal day_- bul he oft?n Ie<l mnman’H to stay. Alphonse and his ' Ave ’ dollnrt uni ing. and took the sentry off, and at money, saying he dare go no farther and ’n disorder, only then locking his side the gloomy inclosurc was his wife, astftei !rvs <2 four this morning he was gone." I। in the darkness and the flood, the. library door. When she left for town and her few whispered words only ; Frenchman wouldn't pay, because ho two hours after him, the library door added to his misery. Ruperstitldn*. had decamped. Nothing UKUejS sectin-tl t>> also the side-window. She , . ■ hadn’t taken them all the way. Ho ’was — -open, -The water still lai- in pools about the would Induce them to remain undue "Si«SSSere. b, Br Forty-eight hours had passed, and j pointed out that he had to bring an * could throw no light on the tragedy. ' premises, and the police had allowed thereof where foul murder had been sale contained Iu salt! inert..-u . xad Iht! •ntatfacc hadJxsen found of Lieut. ■ othcr gentleman and had to wait a She had no idea who the stranger could . curtain of his neighbors to stream in done. "De hJhnte” was what they were | waring, The i ne civil civu officers omcers of or the law ., long time, and demanded his eight dol- be. She hail not seen Philippe for. afrpid of. And so tlu> old white home- j jeth day *0!i*Septeinb. r‘. A. l». it ten' Waring W.1 held je»vo cmv.nertth the ne- | The other ^htlemhn. -honThe nearly a year, and believed him to be and store at the white walls and stead, though surrounded on every side o'clock tn tbe forenoon. 1 *tuUl •t-h at V ------ • lara- iuc uuicr (feuucuiau, wuum ue at KeV West. '• ®hade‘l ‘windows, but only a favored .'at the norttji •fays on duty at the barracks, and . fOu>d to be one of th. officers at the 1!™?::......., ::i the City ..ot|‘ 1 1 i few penetrated the hallway and rooms by curkolty »eekcr» and prying eyeu. • Cram’•s face with anxiety • “ 'was “ lined ‘ - bj/racks. slipped a bill into his hand ' Alphonse, the colored boy. was so where the investigation waa being was practically deserted. Cram went 1 llu-Unir. (tliat ii-lns.the place where U>e Cir-. and trouble. .The formal inquest was ! t- hfhlen). the! and said it was all ho had left, and if terrified by the tragedy and by his de- . held. Doyle shook like one with tho about hl. dull., with . hatry brurt . XS”"" 7-I ........................ ••»«<*!». or *" held as the flood subsided, and the evi- ■ it wasn't enough he'd pay him the tention under the same roof with tho ’ as "ho ascended -----i and light aid. Ferry and Pierce both much ____ __thereof as may necesmy palsy the little flight dence of the post surgeon was most I next time ho came to town. But the murdered to pay the amount m I u -os said monf| ___________________ commanded section snow, as Doyle re- KSn, *“ ““ with elKtJt ‘ man that his evidence was per rent. Inwtvw Important. . About the throat of the others were very angry, and called on)y dragged from him. Nobody sus- of. steps and passed into the open door­ mained in close arrest and “Pills, the *na all legal coats. i-<s«-!ln-»- with an atlprwy jt way. still accompanied by . "Little murdered man were indubitable marks I lee of thirty h»«di-Kxr- <-oT?wu>-e4, pec ** ted’ the poor fellow of complicity Pills." People looked at him with Less" in close attendance. Something for therein.: Uic prem! e* of violence. The skin was torn, as by j him an Irish thief, and then tho big — soldier In uniform said he wouldn’t in the crime, yet be :-eemed.to consider marked curiosity. He was questioned, was utterly wrong with tho feHow. i «n saW moruuge as all tbnsr finger-nails, the flesh bruised and dis-.; have a man abused because he was himself an on trial. He sworn he had requestioned, cross-questioned, but the Mrs. Doyle had not again ventured to ' -..tu-ccls of Und ’yin* and Wcc dtuate to; colored as by fiercely-grasping fingers. I Irish, and Lieut. Waring, as he under­ Use. township of I'.iiltirm'rv. tuth- ,wnty vt entered the library only once during result was only a hopeless tangle. He show her red nose within the limits of , lurry pad state cf Mlchlrsn. kio«h But. death, said the doctor, was caused j stood the name of this other officer to the afternoon v..„w or evening, and that and described as folio*■« to bu. by the single stab. Driven downward j be, told him, the witness, to slip out .was to close tho shutters when the really added nothing to the testimony the "barx," as she called them, a hint Tbe cast half of the m-rih •<ea'l'‘r from Braxton having proved sufficient; ‘ with savage force, a sharp-pointed, and say no more, that he’d fix it all storm broke. Ho I.ft a lamp burning of the hack driver and Bonelli. In ab­ the north east quarter ot the M>utb norta| ject remorse and misery ho begged but that she was ever scouting tho ; ter of section six (d) in town t»o two-edged, straight-bladed knife haffij r^bt, und thutwwtbc lut b, Uw of low to tho bulk ««ordtag to extern. them to unocteteno Morn, ’ raaxe eight A) west, containing one tmnurea understand no he wa. was drunk drunk pickets do one coaid doubt. pierced the heart, and all was over In ‘ more or less. P»rty. but be hennl loud word, though he felt mwe hi. muter und when bo Joined tho party, got drunker noon and night she prowler! about the j and three acres Emily D.. Bcstwick. Mortgatet an instant. One other wound there and tho sound of a scuffle as hei)rove mistress would renfein in town over dimly ----• • *3 Bwas a quar­ neighborhood, employing the “byes." ; Ph XL! r T. Doi onnv z. remembered there was, a slashing ent across the stomach,, Attorney for Mortgagee. - away. ■ night rather than attempt to coma rel, but he had no sause to quarrel so she tenned such stray sheep in army . which hod lets large amount of blood, Dated June 23ud. l&OAnd Mme. d'Hervilly had given her down. Ho had sl.pt soundly, as with anyone—and that was all; he blue as a dhropof Anatole's best would tout might possibly not have been mor­ testimony, which, translated, was to negroes will, despite the gale and the never knew how he got home. He tempt, to carry scawling notes to Jim, ; tal. What part the deceased had taken this effect: She had known the de- roar of tho rain that drowned all other in the struggle could only bo conjec­ ceased these twenty years. He had ' noise. It waa late the next morning covered his face in his shaking hands one of which, falling with its postman at last, and seemed on the verge of a by the wayside and turned over by the ! tured. A little five-chambered revolver . been in the employ of her lamented when his mother called him. The old fit of crying. guard to Capt. Cram for transmittal, j which ho habitually carried was found husband, who died of the fever Ln ’55, I mammy was frightened to see tho But then came sensation. waa addressed to Mister Loot'nt James । on the floor close at hand. Two charges and monsieur had succeeded' to the front gate open, the deep water in the j Quietly rising from his seat, the -vffl- Doyle, Lite Bothery X, Jaxun Barx,; The Nervous System the Se»t bad bean recently fired, for the barrel business, and made money, and owned streets, and the muddy footprints on 1 and brought the only laughter to hia of Life and Mind. Recent was black with powder; but no one property in town, besides the old fam- the veranda. She called Alphonse, whoj lips the big horse artilleryman had j bad heard a shot. Wonderful Discoveries. ily residence on the levee below. He found that his muster must have come known for nearly a week. Her cus- j The barkeeper at the Pelican could was wedded to Emilie only a little , in during the night, after aN. for th. tomory Mercury, Dawson, had vanished ' throw but little light on the matter, while before the war, and lived at lamp was taken from tho Hall table, from sight, dropped, with many an-1 -^he storm had broken, he said, with home all through, but business lan- the library door was closed and other and often a better man, as a de-; fury. The rain dashed iu gutahed then, they had to contribute locked, so waa the front door, also that tbewst setter. • ■ Larrea, against.his western front, and much, and his younger brother, M. ! barred within, which it had not Seen of life bl**thrArtrra lx5Bt in l^c windows. He Philippe, had cost him a great deaL , when he went to bed. He tapped at ---— iuc gruea spinal cord* / calledIdM/rcw/ men who haPP«ncd to be Philippe was an officer in th. zouaves j the library, got no answer, so tiptoed jalousies bolted. Pierce stole in each ■ near ihe t>»2? , «"•“<« him, .nd was raised in 1801 among the French Ore- ' to his master's bedroom; it was empty ofthcbrslr., day to see that everything, even to the bn»y trying ."? tho .bnttera oles, and marched with them to Co- ] and undisturbed. Neither had madame augmented heap of letters, was undis , when Lleuv »»a lumbns, and waSr-wqunded und came 1 nor Mlle. Nin Nin been to their turbed, and Ananias drooped in th« • rendered timely aid. Lhslaa <,ucn^y home to be nursed, and Emilie took J rooms. Then ho was troubled, and ' court below and refused to be comfort­ .- seen Doyle durffigithrtyrev^tM ^°n~; care of him for weeks'and months, and then tita jpldeirs came and called him ■ ed. Cram had duly notified Waring’s then he went bock to the war and . out into the rain. They could tell the 1 Mrs. Doyi.Awxuk in tJc bfu relatives, now living Ln New York, of below, and i;4^ten feu*’111 brBVcly. nnd was shot again ' rest his grange and sudden disappearance, flfld 1 honi«- “d thi^ tim<? M. ! Cram’s story is already told, and he ■ applied them with whisky. Th?* |1 but ftxade co mention of the cloud of ; titles did want to have him ] could add nothing. The officials tried '■ suspicion which had surrounded his alii drank nothing but whisky. As they down St tbe bouse; Ufa *£“1 it cost too • to draw the batteryman os to to tne theil w. Jr. fcIlu mim out as , ran in the side door they were surprised iS.rSiE brain, and l relations existing between Lieut ! recently had had the verbal . —M ■*-!- . ■ _ . —— Mrlkli-ll IlH I 'll1,'.- wk to see the lights of n carriage standing much to get the doctors down there; J — Waring and madame, but got badly I Jj,; j . Crai? hcld fortb • rusty, crossLascelles papers, and a dark-complexn»*d"« thespimL at the edge of the banquette, and the so he came under Madatno's roof, and "bluffed. ” Cram said he had never j ° ‘ vd « X5d v lmife that looked as . tened. Ihiekwot Mtlr. lltu0 cl.llten 1 “STKlS.'itf driver begged for shelter for his team, she was very fond of the boy. and seen anything in the faintest degree I . j J,m,JTht hav° lain in the mud 'EKiVte’Ser.eJW* saying some gentlemen had gone in- Emilie would come sometimes and play •worthy of comment Had he heanl “?nWeMor houra- > । wu making frequent trip, between tern “! and sing for him. When the war was I the department headquarter, and bur- |7rlte£l ,wil«’ l> W >» ““‘"'SJ “1 aide, The barkeeper opened a gate, anything? Yes, but nothing worthy ' , you. e!er Men tbfa» Jmife bo­ •nd the driver put his horses under a over M. Lascelles gave him money to go ot consideration, much less of repeti- i IOr?T hC asked- And Doyle, lifting •_ racks. . Al the former he compared Ihodcramroment ofvarious to Mexico with Maximilian, and when •hed in a paved court in the rear, then tion. Had he not loaned Mr. Waring ' , eye® on® groaned, ahud- ! latter with Braxton and Cram. The Tw-thtHjof chronic ^aten came in for a drink. Meantime, said the French were recalled many de­ his team and carriage to drive madame • acr^.' and Baid: •st intervi^e Mr. Allerton had before breia S f the barkeeper, whose name was serted and came over to New Orleans, “Oh. my God, yes!" to town that morning? No. How did tho haaeof Hje nruiu. , ur and M. Lascelles was making very lit ­ Bonelli, three gentlemen who were ment primarily orlzlnntink In (■ “ Whose property is it or was It?" he get it then? Took it! Was Mr. wit. Tho great nilsta;-i' XVtreat tig laughing over their escape from the tle money now. and had sold his town At first not replv. He was with this same lively party, the de­ Waring in the habit of helping him, anA.he would ----treating tb<q>e dlstia-M.^ whim J •term hod .ordered wine and-gone into property, and he borrowed money of self to the property of his brother i “n,lOHnod tective who joined them that night at or,-an ?aned aad ehook, rather than the nertu cemew -y • private room. Doyle with them. Th6 her to help, as he said. Philippe again, officers? Yes. whenever he felt like it 1 ^^uro.tb. initial. on lhe h< the St. Charles, and Allerton, being a are1bn cause ot tho tm ‘ relcVrsted «P*Dn. Fraxiuum Mtues. «•« ^K^tuectlir <»nly one he knew was M. Lascelles, j who came to visit him, and he waa n:en of much substance, had tapped his claUst.hM profoundly stiHik'd«>' i for they never objected. Tho legal j though he had seen one of the others often worried by Philippe's lettersT *cketbook significantly. qvwnyeara, and bls .?? "-lilefsnS* But the official waa relentleaa official thought such spirit of cam-j' dtecoverios In connwc <>«» tbe frequently ash*- rode by, and knew him begging for money. Seven thousand . The difficulty just now is in having are -ad what arndcrie In tho light artillery must .t“T*U “ ”h*t them betas the facts «’n’a‘l1'L;„-v m..tbod» 4t dollcrs now he owed her, and only last to be an officer before Mr. Doyle , » talk with the widow," said this offi- statomont. and that ,ho $Ti lhe21achc. dWp they repreeent ” make life at the barracks something „ , treatment are wrong. AU ’ L? ure , blucfc •lapped him on the back and hailed week had asked for more. Philippe almost poetic, to which Cram re- ’ 1‘ewple were crnwai BR the halite., < ' to Cram and Reynolds, whom he °PIe werc crowding hallway ne*k dullness, c«»afu-.1 an. P" * him as "Sammy, old buck'" dr some­ was in Key West to buy an interest in r.ponded: “Oh, at times absolutely 1 nd2° forcin£r J ”*^ ^hc“«elrM 5_*_ into at the room, ®et by appointment on the Thura- gsnh. xaelfocholy. 5 thing like that. Mr. Doyle had been some cigar business. M. Lascelles said idyllic." ' Allowing the eventful Saturday And the tilt endod with the • L™? 1 5 err F' curiously watc h In g drinking, and the gentleman whispered if he could ntisc three thousand to civil functionary ruffled, and this was lr , *rtarrcd comrade, had ex- <•* raxton’s '’combined" review. “She reach Philippe this week they would to him not to intrude just then, and ttad for the battery. Cram never had I rztfiance* of dismay when the «> much pnjstrated. I’ve simplv evidently wanted to get rid of him, but ail make trfoney, but Emilie begged any policy whatsoever. knife was so suddenly produced. Now i awhu®« *Qd meantime go M. Luftccllea, who had ordered tlic her not to. the was afraid It would all Lieut. Doyle was the next witness “*2, ,[ b«^*«tlesaly forward. V Uth" to thm ;o. and on the very day before he was •wine, demanded to be introduced, and •ummbned, and a more God-forsaken- ‘ ^.<7 SUenco tor the moment waa op- V ay in which you can see her?" would take no denial, and iavited Mr. WARING’S PERIL. nJSS!'- fn"1” w MYSTERIES! �f MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. nd s Lid ty. Ive will OU ht». proproeovany; * in' »by_ tha an tv ’ salif N*siteea that ‘bry of and,, out Ii • niitlASt all othcr P**"48* ^Ve * finish, better pr-teefio. to . Z “,oo5. end tbe firat cott mU be less. " ■; Baryte, and other adulterants ol lead are “lust as good as i . . ■ V Pure White Lead, why are all {ullerated white lead, always ,ded Pure, or OUT OF CASH. THE WORLD’S FAJ. A PRINCE IN DISGUISE. PROBATE OBDKB Iiuprtaonrd fur Uta ttieCltyof Hastings, in said county, on rXSnE? mb d-ra Julh 10 In connection with the wreck of the thousand eight hundred and ninety tbrre. Prrrent, Charles W. Armstrong, Jod».» •• American ship Robert L. Belknap on .. „< n-via Natunas a curious story has reached Probate. tho Singapore Free I*ress concerning one of the shipwrecked crew, a young­ CHIPFXWA pALf^ Wwu. July -.y,ster who was serving on board the ves­ and represents Hist he is Prepared to readw final account -tch mtnilnlslrator sel as an ordinary seaman, and who is his Seymour** bank of this city closed its prays that bh reld nrenint be allowed -»uf » said to be a Russian prince. Inqui­ decree oP<?l<1 ribulim and assignment drfy doors yesterday. A GOOD RECORD. made and he be dfecharged from »^d ries were made about him at Yoko ­ Porti^nd. Ore.. July 29.-The Union Chicago. July 29,-r-One-half ofthe Thrr^itpon it t»I ordered, that Friogr Hanging company of this city made an term of the World’s Columbian exposi­ hama by the Ru&iun consul, and he 11th day • f Augtw. A.D..UBS at ten o'clock to was found at work with the rest of tho assignment yesterday. tion is past. The buildings in Jackson Port Washington, Wis, July 29.— ' park were opened to the people of the crew. It is reported that these inqui­ - - - Barytes'i® a heavy white powder The village of Ewen, on the main The German-American bank of this! world May 1. Wednesday was the ries were the result of telegraphic in- fpiii:..,ar--'-i|4ireU'w ? ,,.,d stone), having the appearance r . Ii»cn lo pe hoMen rt’he Froontoe*,s.'vv- lead, worthless as a paint. line of the Duluth. South Shore <fc At­ city closed its doors yesterday. eighty-third open day of the fair and •tructions from St Petersburg to find fl--. in (tw City of HosiiUK*. IU Mid COUBW. aw . ; only about'a cent a pound, and lantic railway, was almost wiped out Stanton. Mkh., July 29. — G W. the end of the first half of the exposi­ the youngster. These have been fol­ •Lun «ui- if any there be. w»»' the »!****.*£. ■- used to cheapen the mixture. by fire. The town was the largest in Chopin & Co.’s bank here closed yes­ tion. Vhe last day of the fair will be lowed and the youngster has been sent tbo |wrtii,."»-r may | not be rmntad. Ana furtln i 0><i-r*d, Inal •=*i«l uHIll'-u- r giv* BoMy** -, J.'ioddy is to cloth, Barytes is Ontonagon county and had a popula­ terday with a crowd of depositors at its totii per s Intarfcrted In s*;d ,-tote. oL October 30. It will aid, as it began, on home in a Russian man-of-war. Be careful to use only old tion of 2,000. Every business house but doors. . The boy is question is spoken of as a pei-l- cj •( *iU«l 'petition sud the hwiriW Monday. The question'of Sunday open­ UHTt->(bt A. -jrinM a copy of this order to »* .. -zajdard brands of white lead. ---------------IU« u. Covington. Ind.. July 29.- The Farm­ -two was burned and a number of resi­ B.uitinK* HaNNKR. a arwoing is not being mooted ,now as .v it « was clevCT linguist, but with nothing else putiitahtal in i i«d mi.4 firciibded In said County, dence were destroyed. The loss was ers' and Merchant' bank of this city and there is no likelihood of another ln Particular to distinguish him from parwr^.r Vmstwng & McKelvy” riarrv. ouce iu each; week for three *ueces*lFP . .— o-i,i rvian"” “Eckstein estimated at, 3150,000. The insurance closed up at 1 o'clock yesterday. Ex­ open Sunday during the continuance of 0,e others serving on the vessel. A «reek\ previous to said day ot hearing. ■ rjcymer-Bauman i Ch ah, W. AMMtnaoXH. United States Treasurer Nebeker is the the fair. Since May 1 there have been stoutly built young fellow of eighteen “Anchor” | was light and in most cases there was president. Fahnestock” I Judue of Probate I eight Sundays when Jackson park was or nineteen, he speaks English fairly “Morley” ; none. Kentucky” ' ' well and has a pleasant, agreeable MiDDLESBoao. Ky., July 29.—The ■ accessible io visitors. “Shipman” Southern” manner. But there was not much of First national bank of this place closed the first half. “Collier From various portions of the state yesterday. Red Seal” ------ ” . } The first half of the fair was great; the prince in his appearance, dressed the reports of sixty-four dbseryeri for ■Davis-Chambers” Great Falls. Mont. July 99.—The ’ the last half, declare the cbmmission- as he was in ordinary seaman's cos­ ■ strictly pure, “iOld Dutch" process the week ended J uly 22 show that in­ First national bank here suspended ers, will be greater From May 1 to tume. He did not wish to give any . Js, established by a lifetime of use. flammation of the bowelR, chdleru in­ yesterday owing to the Helena bank’s ; July 2(1. inclusive, 8.228,859 persons other name than Alexis, and smilingly colors use National Lead Co.’s fantum und dysentery increased ami suspension. | passed through the turnstiles at the en­ declined to say very much about his - ' White Lead Tinting Colors with erysipelas'decrvused in area of preva­ Washington, July sa—Bank failures trances to the world's fair. Of this people. He admitted coming from the • y Pure White Lead. added: was MENT, •■pedflo tor Hy*t«rta, Dlxito^, FMs, Mitolence. Scarlet fever was1 reported nt were reported to the comptroller as ' multitude 8,115,410 paid admission and; Caucasus, ■ and _> . "My , - father . • by tlvc moat reliable dealers in thirty-seven places, measles at seven­ follows yesterday: First national at 9,411,433 went into the grounds on more than a prince before we became | ralgta, HMdacha, Narvou* prostration cautod i*r v -rvwhere. , , tributary to Ru»iu." Hi. wandering, teen, diphtheria at thirty-two and ty- Kankakee, Ill.; Dollar savings bank at passes. -e ruing 10 paint, it w>1! pay you he attributed to B desire to see the j death, Prematura Old Age, Barrentom, Loto to {Hioid fever at twenty places. ■ • for a book containing iaforma. Youngstown. ().; Citizens’ Savings and ; THE GREATEST DAY. SpnmtoLoan association at Akron. Q; Com­ July 4 was the greatest day in the world, but would not give further par- ySmSo bT OTerycWa of btote, mercial national, Ainsworth national history of the fair. From early morn­ ticulars of why he left home. His | torrtxm j State Accountant Tompkins is now journeyings appear to have taken him S tor K,°bymaiL ^nh*e«ch order tors bemto^fl*. NATIONAL LEAD CO., and Portland saving* banks a( Port­ ing until lute at night every mode of ; engaged preparing, the state tax levy land, Ore.; Commercial at Eau Claire, : transit to the exposition grounds was fimt,through the Mr<liten-.ne.». then I Chicago Branch. • I for tho years 1893-94. The total ap- Wis.; Savings at Baraboo, Wis.; First taxed to its utmost capacity. At night, to New York, whence he made a voy- cun*Hick Beadscboi BiUooneM, Livw 0ou*ptaiac~’ j prbpriations made by the legislature national at Ashland, Wis.. and the Ex- 1 the•— State and Fiftcentn Streets.• “ffitSffirelS’BSS lake best view view of egetotheWeetlwlle,. Then be •• front, where the uc»v ‘_______ aggregate 83.594,880.46. This is made change at Nunda, 111. Jt the fireworks could be obtained, was a he thought o! going home, bnt w. H. Ooodyf.r, Sole Agent, H»U>«A.. _ — ■ ■ m ' UP of •2.084.9’M-18 for 1893 nnd 81,529.Washington, Aug. 1.—Bank failures ’tolid mass of humanity. The count of good time at Havre induced him to |Jf____________________________ | o 91A 33 for 1894. For I SKI the tux levy were reported as follows yesterday: ! l^e heads said 324,342 persons had prolong his journeying*. " *“■ . __ wit 1 i ’wiU ♦1.WS.000 und for 1894 81.650,000 The Russian consul at Yokohama । ■■ aa ■*£ ■ a| J a A O' First national at Portland. Ore.: First po-ssed through the turnstiles. Those NOt'WP. ! in round numbers. national at The Dalles. Ore.;' Pendleton • who PuSl1 admission numbered 283,278 went to look him up and found him ‘ Q mIiIUIU I w O SawSuwtj. t< w .ev ttaf Wt«. serf I. ~d t? . l-lr. | ~~ savings at Pendleton. Ore; Bellingham , ant^ those who came in on passes 41,009. chipping riyeta in the hold. He showed ! much respect and endeavored to make p.. prae Bay national at Whatcom, Wash.;! total admissions. Beet In the world, ' At its recent session the legislature Springfield savings said... he (jUlVw ||vQUQv<»w n&Tiu£3 at ui Springfield, cpriugucia, Mo.; .no.; The ' total number u. of uuiuiaotuiia admissions iu in him leave the vessel, but —v Alexis-----.43.00 j passed an act making it an offense Akron savings at Akron, 0.; private ' June was more than twice the number liked Mr. Moore, the chief officer, and 45.00, \tt-50 44.00J I punishable by tint* and imprisonment bank of A. Daniels Co. at Cedar Rap-' in May- The total for June was 3,577,- was not yet tired of a free life. Whan | for any agent or officer of any life in­ ids, la: private bank of J. W. Case at 64 l> while the total for May was only j the Robert L. Belknap was lost Alexis 43.50 ■ J 42.00 ‘ ~Ore., and Park national at Liv- , l,-r>0»-M>4wag Qg tQ u^ond mate’s boat1 ■fraruua i surauee company doing business in Astoria. 42.50 A rhz.oo ’ that state to make discrimination be­ ingston, Mont and was one of the five who were in FIRST COMPLETE REPORT. ' TIME TABLE. Lbi.7S tween white and colored persons in 42.25^ the water when she capsized. The six Auditor William K. Ackerman, of the THE VETERAN’S PROGRAMME. . I the matter of premiums or rates X, ran aovl exposition, made his first complete re- hdurs in the xvater, the drifting down Favorite Route between Grund Rapids, Detr** ' How ih. Somi.n wmoi—r,. Their An- I"rt J“’r £. T“s "P°rt «hnwed the to Linggi and the hardships he endured ■ $2.00_ ■ charged. :;ii gate receipts for the pre-exposition seemed to have convinced him that Lv, I Golmf East ntral Reunion at Indlaiutpoll*. there-----are--------------------------------------worse fates than being ।Tbe 1 period and the first two months of the ---------o a T Grand Rapids 7 to ISDIANATOLS, Ind., Aug. 1. I An engine and ore train crushed ’ exposition tn amount to 32.121,660.76, ' prince in Russia, and he naively said: .. I East Paris through the bumper at the outer end official programme of the national en- and the concessions receipts to 3530.- "Now I have seen the world, I will go .. McCord .. Alto • . ■ mi 1 nRPhS SHOE-mid* la th* Uteit of one °f th® ore docks at Marquette. | ^ am P™ ‘ ‘ n t of the ^ ,ran 'i Army of the one of the ore docks at Marquette. „ lElmdale .. held ..... io this .... city in Sep­ Th. total receipts from tho d.to home." ' t piv$6 l?<3 t-ytnyS3 53.50, S4.00or plunging 40 fret intn tbe lake. En- HcpuUlic to be „ .Clariavllie । . Sneer John Row. went down with | I tember >■hat been issued. H It b. is m. us follol- “I the organlxution of the expomtion .. Lake Odessa A PLUCKY YOUNG WOMAN. „ (Woodbury I lows: company to June 30 were given at 321,- ' J4j'i$rfe|l. IfyoawhbtoKonomlMlnytxirfoctwttr, the engine, but escaped with slight in- 10 5’ .. IBunfield 1 251,316.53. According to this report, ' No Common Tramp Couli! Rob tho Mali „ IMQiiiketr- ' . the expenditures to June 30 were 120,- . .. Grand Ledge While She Had Charco. , jfjTpcJ on IM bettwn, look for If when yon toy. jumping-. . ..dmd.hHta.MklldnMt« Jumping. s,pl s-nuMeot ih,Lnl veunM .. Lansing , 620,160. The estimated receipts for ' Ellen Stewart, of Yarrow Valley, has JU DOUGLAS. Brockton, Mua. Sold by ,. Detroit Nival veteran* 31 religious services and‘ ijCen a stage-driver for three years or I in me* In n I.lxcry. , gept. 4—Arrival of the G., A. R and racon ‘ the month of May were 3719,402, a" *"**“ more, and her route ir'over twenty Krogan's livery barn at Manistee was to Its quarter* Naval Veterans' aasodstloa the expenses 3600,883. leaving u balance destroyed br fire and the all 1 tbe contents' meets at Mwonlo hail at 10 a in In j ‘the even-City of 3109.519. For the month of June Lv toward miles of very rough and Ionesome coun­ I Edmore estimated receipts were 31,060.820 and try. She has. says the Kansas City -emkuniejlndu.ling thirteen hornes. I .. tqanton the estimated expenses only $642,921,. Journal, hart adventures, of course, .. ronin Die faintly, living above, had to leave Bt Tomlinson haiL F.rst nlsht of the elec- , leaving another talunrtt of 'll.on.SW. I „„„ 7M since she has been at work, and more Ar (Grand Ledge the building in their night dresses. I trira) and artificial gas display*, which will be ,ccld<,nt» from wwhedThe loss will aggregate with continued every night during the encampment, At the present time the estimated OT Ic„ ..inly. IF. M. parade. itwii* It will bp «»»•». reven dully expejditun-, umount to about ' „ui r„^, anl, sno„.dritU, but she ho. but little insurance. <5Sept. *”‘ 5—Grand army «.-ra«v Detroit hours in passing, a „ given niir.il vet. ­ 115,000. which is ipatermlly less than ----- point ----- The -------- - on. driving - ■ ■ ... Jauislug kept right every day in the erans and sons <* ' * * ’.8 --------- •Anu-trong, ,1-jdpv cl Grand Ledge ■ year bnt Sundays, and the business in ot honor. Reunions Mulliken SUNDAY. ■--Ute of Joseph McKe X, IV...K , Relist <*erm ,01 1 AXOTHKlt 01T.S HVSDAT. _ _ Snuflrid the route has increased considerably Attorney (ieneral Ellis haa filed an \V<K.-;i,ury CHICAGO, July 29.—The council of ad- sinde she has had charge of it. i opinion to the effect that registers of bold a reception st Tomllbvon hail Natural LakuOdeasa display and exhibition of fireworks on the , ministration has ordered that the gates . •.jnrt-And re-.rt-renta that she is deeds should file the certificate us tc rm Clarksville , She came very near being frozen w to r-ne oeiug irozen grounds south of the deaf and dumb institute. ■ — - ..... "------------------------!-•■ r--,d- fhfr annual account as such KltmUle of the world-Rjalr be Sob- ,icath „„„ nigi,t last winter, when nho Sept. &—National emampDinl meeting at . .mil pi.i; that a d»y be fixed for ‘ the payment-of taxes required by the t~XU.*£S Alto • l ra. WoX. 1 The action taken nt Frld.y was stalled in a snowdrift and found McCord new tax law in their offices instead ol - - church. • Ladka ---------- •-s nmeeting of the ex- it impossible to dig fier way out, but iiih.ii it is ordered, that Friday, the i' returning them to the persons furnish-' East Paris ! •»----Rotert.- Park of .he afternoon Grand Rapid" 12 55 : . d‘A-'k'nst, A--D. t«3, at ten o'clock clock Il . e i Grand Army of tbn Republic at Young Mena eculive-----body ... r-i;u i. in- iisslg’ied for the hearing fl T ol o 1 t, ing 111 If them. l <’ i ’ fl1. .I—,'. n .Association s■ khall .ii D&ugbters.of ,,wS • •• ww V.i ...... , j of the exposition, some farmers pqgcucd her, and in a few ! r-v. Christian Vet-; q-|ip question of tbe advisabili- days she was on the box again. r'tio;. ind t!> a the heirs a: law of rei-1 TETE eran's at tbe Second I’resbytcrinn church. . • . .. , , , . , ■ r-oi! und all orherpenonwlnterested la , . m Miss Stewart has ^Iso had some Grand Cem L„. nrta.wm w w~»r .1 . ... ............. -Ill U »' Portland . tiu-ii to lu-liu’denat the i’robateuf-Fratik Purdy, a farmer living near beheld. At night ramp tlr*» and receptions of of Judge Stem s order was thoroughly trouble from tramps. One night in the Ionia < 1 H;»li:’gi. In said t’ouaty, aril * AubWrn entertained a strange woman ,‘be encampment win be held. discussed, and it was finally decided spring one of them attempted to hold Howard City oxyr night .nJ is la now nowm.t ,1W. ■ reun.on> aTSS^S , '•« " up the stage. It was a bright moon­ Ionia . not ik ;.* mZmai aiiTtrnan over night and out ilQO. . i--t in -i if peiuiourr may nv* Stanton । --. And It Is further ordered, light night and Ellen was late. In a ' thr.t’ I An 18-fdot monument has been pagentry. Kdniore turner give notice to the person- * the court*. *. Sensions of the — national will of in court". The case in lonely part of the road where heavy erected on me the »uw lot u»»uv« owned ■»> by Lyon Post r iSept. “ —---------- •I lii — )r <H-ndeacy --------bodies said■ otati*, oof( t| the pendency ol o! . errcwsivu • Every day. others week days only, i step -...j. ---------.<*_ i — .-i tv_a — u .-i_i. — where wtUer.ot6ye.ulw' Tee t.rewell n-wptw wilt te held Judge -Stein’s court, where the forests flanked it on either side a man ou signal. ■ ■ । uiid-’.i.c IieATlnr •--------1— G A IL. in Riverside temefcry al Se ubllMied , ' * at night official officials have been citetl cited to suddenly stepped from behind a tree Parlor cars on all trains hr twee a Beam! •J Oils order to be. puL. —.v^ III ... the Has-I •r printed Driiited and drci elrcn ■ nominee. ■ -- I1 show , Rm-Ids and Detroit. Seats 25cents. CoauMOmaa •' • s Kt! -t newspaper cause why they should not and, catching the horses by the ifitn, made n.Unlon station. Grand Raukta with Ww Mrs. Leeteh. who was so nearly tnur- * ... -nd Count)- of Harry, once In'encl. THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER. , be punished for contempt in disobey­ stopped them. Chh ago* Wbct Michigan HsimTvwi '■ r recessive weeks previous to dered at Durand at the time of the kill­ Chicago axd the W»t and xor Mtmxm! C«u*«a a Wl*cun*lu Man to Kill HI* ing the injunction restraining them j •■■■ t.e. . “Throw out that mail bag'." com­ gon, MaxihtkeI Traverse Cnv, Elk RmtCharles. W. Armstrong. ing of her husband, is said to be a phys­ from closing the fair Sundays came up manded the fellow, gruffly. . Judge of Probate. - rtffl. CHARLEVOIX, PKTOeXET AMU KaE ical wreck. View. Favorite route to the aumrr.er roarte Rhinelander, Wis.. Aug. 1.—Jeal­ Friday. Counsel for Mr. Clingman not ue copy.) Miss Stewart always carried a revol­ of northern Mich'pan. The contract ha* been awarded for ousy snuffed out two lives Sunday being ready a further hearing was set Train* leave Grand He.rlds for ChioagCL ver in a convenient pocket, nnd in the , building the Lutheran home for the night. People passing.the residence of for Monday. PROBATE ORDER. Commissioner |Massey wink of a cat's eye she hail the muzzle aged at Monroe. It will cost 89.453, Mrs. G. W. Smith during the evening said in regard to the latest Sunday .'■ of Mi.-Jugal).county of Harry,—ss. of it squarely on the tramp's head. A' a "e—iun <<f the Probate Court for the and is to be completed March 1. heard several shots flrod. They investi­ order: :nrv nf Barry, hidden at the Probate Office P "Get up on that rear horse'." was the except Saturday; via. St. Joseph and g — •The members ot the council of administra­ The body of an unknown man»wns gated and found Smitfi and his wife ly­ ■ > ns of Hastings. In said county, on Wed -• the ar.tii dav of July, iu the year found near Carp river, 3 miles north ol ing in pools of blood, the latter dead tion do not want to go to jail for contempt of reply that the highwayman got to his ■•■ l iioic-aivt t-lght hundred and ninety-three. court. Neither do they want to make a bit­ order. The man didn't move. “Get Leave for Traverse Citv I ‘••■..t. Charles W. Armslroug, Judge o; Negaunee. An unmailed letter in his aud the man still alive but horribly ter tight more bitter. The postponement up there or I’ll shoot you," cdoily said pocket was signed “William McGed." wounded. He cannot recover. To a the case left us with but two thing* the girl. The tramp came to the con­ in !! • matter of the estate of Orinda Bolster, The body was supposed to have been number of persons he said that he in­ cl to da Wo could obey tbe directory a clusion that he had better obey orders vnl.aud determining who are tire lawful ' i’arlor cars day trains and ■dttjxrw «m entitled Io-inherit the land of said there since last November. tended to kill his wife and himself. He order and keep the lair dosed or obey the and scrambled onto the back of the nlEhl trains between Bar View, Grand BapMs. ■■-.ISf.j, • court's order and open II A» the dlretx-diencc Chicago and Detroit. Through palaee ear >»Rev. Ludwig Fucrbriuger. of Frank­ said that be had proof that she was un­ of tbe onltrof the court would be loHovcd by horxo. . . •'ii nading and filing the petition duly vert tween lluN ’ . iiigo and Hay View. via. C. K. 4M. ol Dennis Haskel), son of -ntd deehared. enmuth. has accepted a call to a, profes­ true to him, and his only regret other u puht'-hmrnt the council thought discretion "Now, sit still till we get to the R’y.. D. L. A N.R y.. andC. & W M. R jr. : for therein *t«t-»l that an or­ than that he had not died instantly tin beU'-r part of valor anti oleyrd the order.' post office or you'll bi- sorry," said the Ask ourngenti for further particular?* er . • i .-r.-.. bi-mad- by thia court detennin- sorship in the Lutheran seminary at write to ab uouul was that he could not have killed the, , SMALI.EST CROWD YET. SL Louis. girl, who kept the man under covcx* of George DEUAVEjc.Gen'l PareTAg**. Pension officials, in purging the rolls, man who caused the trouble before he Chicago. Julv :'■!. — In accordance the revolver. In three-quarters of an Graud RavMa. ■i ••-.th • riijitv therein. with the order of the council of admin­ b.otir Miss Stewart drove up to the post cut off Supreme Judge Charles Dean shot his wife. r. and called for Rock Island, Ill., July 3l.-^-(ilark II. istration the gates to Jackson'park were office with the prisoner Long, who lost an arm in the service, f • u ri>e fureaaou. ee assigned opened yesterday. The attendance !om(> one to come out and take the fclLieut Ogden. Thirteenth infantry, ■ 'Hi- hearii.g of 51.1.1 |» tttlon. and ' ' ■ l.u-lra .it law of «-rt-I deceased was drowned in Pleasant lake, while Buford and Miss Fannie Sudlow were proved to be tlte smallest of any day jow jn charge. There was a crowd of ' TIMETABLE. : <11 other irnnmn* iiitrreMM in since the fair begun, but 13.03“ persons husky yo.ung farmers in the office aud drowned in Rock river near this city bathing. The body was not recovered. • ' t.n-. an-rrnnlred to appear at a *e*siou IneBect JncrH.teUX ■ court, thru to be holden at the Probatr in ten minutes the woulfi-be high-way Saturday. Both were members of a paying for admission. Lightning struck the house of a Che ­ "I.. - in the. city of Hastings, In said county, and man was beyond the possibility of es­ •,i'w can-r. u any there be, why the prayer of boygan man. He received a severe camping-out party and in company ■ Stations. cape. who narrowly cs- had gone " • j -'tithnier may nut be granted. And It I* shock and was cured of an attack of with four . others, eaped a similar fate, the I V, Memphis Memphisinto , Tenn., duty SI. —, Indict- j July ' > r ordered,, that said petitlonerglve notice lie was tried for attempting to rob • tiic ii-rhotis interested In said estate, of th* of rheumatism that had kept him in meats were returned Saturday against ■ NOXTH.I indeiii-y of xald petilloo, and the nearing the house-ftfr screral days previous to river to bathe. Both were hirflily eon- ( several of the men who participated in the mail anil is now within the wails ! ' •<'!. hy Il.icllig a copy ul taia urtler U» U» the storm. of the penitentiary. Fob this piece of KaJa»iiu.’oo Lv... i nected and among the best known so1,1 ''i-d in tee .iHsitngs/BANSKM. a newpw| the lynching of Lee Walker a week work Miss Stewart received a purse of East Cooper A number of piecii of pure native = j e t y peopl e of the city. ■ ’ printed and circulated In said county 01 1 ap>. Three of the men indicted arc one Jiiindred dollars, contributed by (iicbhuid June). ■irn. <in<t? Iu Vach week tor three sticcesxiir copjxir were lately found at the foot of Sadden Death *>f Canute Anderson. I,|n jaj]. The Others will probably be «a previous to xaiddr.y of lie «ring. Mlio................. the farmers along the route. Trout lake, 10 miles south of the vil-, Charles w. Armstrong. Iteltcn ............. GrI.xtsbvrg, Wia. Aug. •• 1.—Canute , arrested to-day, when additional in­ GHAPiTBDVKV, •■■=-. ' A true copy.) Judge ot Probate. Cloverdale. ... logo of Au Train by workmen who , Anderson was killed .... . Monday | dictments will be returned. The men while Sbnltt.............. were .ng«gwl In digging • dluh. ;'rreuainw hi» "hl , h^'hnrreit. 'He got ' in ’ jnil MORTGAGE SALE. ' ' are Harry M. Frayser, ASwitshhav harvest. He got, * “I hajre noticed something which I B48TtXG8........ Joseph pole wneu Joeeph Hancock, Huonek. chief ehlel engineer01 tne udJ„u h h3y trolley polo when cue the guy ; Phil -Bode, a railroad engineer, IMault havinit been nisde in the conditions ! do not understand about bicycle rid­ wav Htriking him on the and Jake O'Netti, u cook. ••I io-rtain m>irt<iMrn rtmdr. by Joseph Koliflil steamer I. M. Weston, fell overboard ' ing," said n young man who has re­ Coats Grove... cni;hlng his sknll. Ilia Wovdlavd tovtca Knlxht, his wife. toMainuel Owren 30 miles off Holland, and was drowned. . } cently invested in a wheel and puts in Aobdbtm .... I'lMulod Not GuiltyMay tnh. A. D. IMO aud recorded in D. D. Thorp’s printing and binding w}dow Js prOstrated and her life is de­ Fla D. L., nice of Redder of Deeds for Biota Co.. day on ---------------the boulevards. Washixotox. July29.—Col. Frederick * several hours a— .. — ------- Lansing M'rliiziui. on the 7th day ot May. A, D., !*>">. establishment at Lansing-caught fire. 5Da.iredof. Alnswortli. of the record and pension 1 "Thin is what I have noticed: Girls :n liter 34 ot niort<a«es. on pa<e 1R0. on which and. while the flames were promptly , w.ra Grand Rapids. t’lortipue there is claimed to be due nnd unpaid office; Contractor Ddnt. Superintendent • who would not think of flirting if they T.rrv’-T^Xh.re at n- (lih-ottbh notice the sum of-two hum ridimr alking on the street or riding Tnor. N. V., July ai.-Hollren bare William E. Covert and Engineer Sasse 1 were walking <ir*dflft*-Uir«e and furl)-eight one hundredth* ‘r' <h too und an Attorney** fee of nf an ordinary conveyance proceed ’ I-rof. I>. H. Thompson has dUcorered been prated of a general reeumpUpn O& plead not guilty in the criminal court in .rer. m,'for* provided for In -odd mortgage and n«> uTTb^hW in th. J Xk- Monday‘next at th. Harden ■ U the lndlrtm.nl. ehhrrfn, then, with with one accord to inaugurate harm­ HUllons. i ^nk»°rS°^ t”'c Clinton foundry. • ’nt <>r t>hKx>edlnxs at :»w liarlne been InstHn- ‘n’O'^'’rk'tireglomh,,OrCl“'““ ▼aricneo ....... «hn Clinton foundry. manslaughter man«lnt<<rhtt-r bv collnnse less flirtations when they arc out by reason of the collapse ’■•! to reeoier the muueys recured >»y wild m>'rix'i«e or any part thereof. Therefore. bicycling, + do not mean," said the of the Ford Theater building. The SOLTH. J. tampbereJta^hlm^tJ^- TJns^ ■> riruie of the do «**r of sale contained in wild cases will be called fur trial in October. young man, "that they indulge in con•ii'.rtiraue. and the statute in such case in»de red pnivi'iwi, notice is hereby Ktveu that <«•- neath the wheels of a train at Cheboydact.that is bold or-especially objec­ • tlted. ............................ _____ ______—_7____ “’ •iar.tay.thc Ju.1 .l-y of Sept-mber. A D. U«J. tran nnd was crushed to death.. , . . tionable. but only that girls who never i ten n ctjM-li in ihf forenoon, I shall sell at rub Joi.lKT, 111.. Aug. !.—The country indulge in anything approaching Girt­ S®"’.:::: Jo«.ph MeOlrr committed .ulelde at >ri.u. «■• ; ■ .i-K-lioti to the hfgii<-Mt bidder, al the north Deltoo .... farms are suffering from fires caused ing under any other circumstances^ are Cloverdale trout lo -r of the court houfS In :he city Of Umt tmt- Mtchic at,(thatbving the »lrec wh-.rv the sunn Sto. Mind. by sparks from the engines on the rail0 <z>j certain to be a little flirtatious when Shultz cin-n't court far Barry rountv Is huldeu). the in the river. roadr. Farmers fought; fires all day they get on a wheel." The notebook premte s dc-mi IbHl in s.Ud inort<age. nr re Xi™ Hastings... tired of l«e: I Ch.rekre ‘‘'““’“x in u h i lii-revf us may be neccsssrv to |>sv lh< Sunday. Barns, hfiystaeks. oats in woman could not tell the young man ■■ u I'Hit dun Oil -aid ino-tgage. with' eight ln’t too. Well, i 4 Von Van Sohnkk Sohnlck Some got four four and--------------otheraaUyyear The Ludington. stack, orchards and pastures were why this is unless it be that, first, tho Coats Grove. ' mu-rrit. nnd all legal cod?, together wl'h Woodland ... swept for miles, and word comei that '•»■• Min-,ry fo« providrj for In ssld tnori- company', dry ktlna containing about uul. »lm> o—«■ exhilarating exercise makes young 100.000 feetrf lumber were destroyed. A,noBl. ul, Aug. f.-The Aurora the farmers are neglecting their work women as well as young men gay and teasing.... by fire atlMeuominee. Low milla have Iwcn .but down in- to protect their homes. especially, vivacious, and. second, be­ Detroit ... (U.00O. J , , ^drfiaitely. throwing 500 hand, out of Death Donald M. Nsushtao. came bicycling is » unconventional Grand Rapids1, tana Two men named Adams and Curry enl„i^vmenL Chicago, .rtly 31.—Ex-Senator Donald tbnt'it tends to make those who in­ wore killed by lightning at Munaskong McNaughton. executive officer of the dulge in it for the nonce ignore the t No*. 5 andOKUlnot t-.rrv k-mm • ’> unrln raiJg-s nine Lu] wriii. Thn<e< . ..nBmx x. Aug. l.-Tbe r i"ftitig nottti tweiitv-nlghL I tri rod*, tta-ncr bay. «0 mile, down th. river from Saalt strict. conventionalities of Ufa As he provided with freight iron jwiadiv tn inun ne-t farry <4 I uvf*. thence lunnlns Freigh trains roll.he iv.mt «j- -haa no reasons to offer that were more . nt I A‘ MitcJU, mills closed down ycatenlny, York state building at S: “>-il i tweiiiv eight |.;s] rod*. th*n.-« itinidng Ste. Marie. rj ’asTOSK.TfSKS'^plausible tbe young man accepted tills k't’y l<0| rod" 1» Uie i tree of bexiunluR. D^«r?‘iwJitoSX‘ “ «• J ibrewlug Mieo pereoo. out of employ, •-G.t I.uing seven u ] acre* «f buuT. BL C. I’OTTtt,' GenT p’a t/aS.* conclusion. .. • ’ Samuel Caksox. overturning ol a carriage. I ment . Mortgagee. Strictly Pure White Lead?” Jacobs, Fuhrmann, Vogler and Rcpke, who were convicted of the murder of Albert Molitor, received their sentence “t Alpena. When asked by Judge Kelley if they had anything to say, all of the prisoners expressed thenjselves as being not guilty. Repke was tho only one ot the four who broke down. The judge then sen­ tenced them to imprisonment for life at hard labor at Jackson prison. ■'“1-v 29—A dbpateh from Port Washington says the Ger­ man American bank at that place has lailctj. Another special says Sevmeurs bank at Chippie^ Full. ▲ Review of the First Three Months of tho Season. . VITAL TO MANHOOD. Wj QQIIfjLAS S3 SHOE Dalroit, Lanwg & lorlhen *toti Ink, and । te ot < iclou I UtDC K day i forth . tte with l lerv» th-:|ireo • WC and UDll aud 'tale Ibrtr four efllDx7‘ tlii•i>> nd the notice a» the &£ r*'-75 OSES - "’Z,'- Jurt^ The flr'n",n“,t'd hlTOw1' JSiu™ **“’ T""*“ ■VOOLLEY & BRONSON. V" cessarv niort mW i«raejr’s •named •dribed unty of MDOWU ter and L quar) Dorth hundred KS<ee. Seat snt ln ’»*' Ciitue, Za’iifflaica ii Lite b •• " brMn erens.Jh>* hat even * instant Uod that ten «fll ^organs •re which tted «peubject f '■ »M<d,Jtin*s:h.ie23. �Th. w.l.r from J","! £ too looms Io Indi*. With obMP •llv«r M. UM 80 cents per ounce, it will take 600 pure ।.1 „ raw materials from her 220,- . ing and cotton manufacturing Industries S £ v.rlo». pwt. ot lb. dly. 000,000 ladlan slaves and fix a price on SiTteWM. I grains of it to buy 23.22 grains of pure ■ and *‘a bouse divided against Itself cannot । anner stand. the amount In an American dolMr. our raw materials that be uses and a tariff i ” How can all her Industries bo jgold, or 25.84 grains of silver to one of gold. OT .llvrn to breU op oi.ou«c<orto« Ur Inmade to strike the chord of prosperity In < Thursday, Aug. 3. '^9*___ suppose the United States under the dla, she is mistress of the, world unison is the question? And let us see Now ] " aalMHAia.uc6oK.n*n.r. j jiow the Ingenious "English mind approach- ।present pressure establishes a ratio of 25 Joi' the next hundred years to come, ' es the subject <of silver to one of gold, then the fixes the aniens wo rh.ru- our policy. >”«o' » of allver at 80 cents per ounce, and ln,coU». «enlo. of our_peop e •“> l*arliament appoints a commission, of value 1 tb» aaSTcroH, micji., pwtofhcb, which Lord Herschell was chairman, to :England can buy it at that price and send .•immcnsBcnatural resources, rhe growtn audun 14. 137B. Investigate aud report This commission 1It to her mints and coin it into rupees at ot cotton minuhcturlnp lo lodb “J" per ounce, aud use the rupee to Irlnlt «U.cr there UemonetraUM th»l with haS been gathering Information and study- SI.46?i : coinage we could control the com |ug the subject tor more than eight months pay for wheat, cotten. rice and jute, and free meree ot e”ery .liter win, Mtton on IM aud has recently reported, recommending fix the price of our wheat and cotton. As because they would buy wm-re First, that the mints erf India be closed ’ to there will be many who will read this ar­ ticle who will not have an opportunity to A GRAND EXPOSE. their money would go the furthest, an the coinage of silver for individual ac­ read my address In conunectlon with IL when we had developed the basl““? count ' “ Second—That the government buy sil­ 1 reproduce from It so much of it as shows land conld not >'»>’ a tylff and Eagtaod* as she proposes to do for India. 1 ■ ver bullion and coin It into rupees at the how England has done IL one be foolish enough to think that tih A^ORAND F.XPOSK. The Banner desires to give Ha readers mints of-India, and sell tbe rupee* at $2 morera cents apiece in gold. A pound of cotton or a bushel of wheat native Inhabitants of India ail the Information possible upon the sil­ coinage of. silvM Third—That a tariff be levied on the of the same quantity Is of equal value to In the suspension When cooking is a 'bore ver question and we give below a speech importation of all silver Into India not in­ the English whether they lay It down their mints. Won II, a people who bad In and appetites are dainty on the free coinage of silver. The silver troduced by the government from India or America. Suppose a Man­ creased the »“>ount of their exerts m re A cream of tarter bak.ng powder than sixty per cent in twenty years? w no question as It now is, Isnotwtrictly a party A TBHIUni.K RAID. chester cotton spinner wants some cotton prSocS’^.OM Ulc. or cotton1 M Highest of all in leavening strength Well we have th.- things for Hla mill and wheat for flour on issue, the two great parties being divided Now, each of these measures have made on purpose for »K»ln»t UTS.OOO tale. t,entf ’“."wSi _ .Latest United States Govern­ . upon it, and*we are desirous Of giving our special service to perform. First, tbe which to feed his operatives. He writes Who sports 59.000,000 bushels ot when dainty appetites to his tondra broker to buy him say readers all the light possible upon this stoppage of the free coinage for Individu­ ss MSlnst 8S0.055 twenty yesrs SJo. Who ment Food Report. als is to depress the value of sliver bullion 10,000 ounces of allver and slilp It to his export J03.000.000 poosd. o( cotton Royal Baking Powder Co., The finest kind of Olive* great question. We publish It entire — and give the goverhmeut the control of broker at Bombay. At 86 cents per ounce Wai! St., N. Y. California Breakfast Eocid ysrnusswlnst 1.000.000 nineteen yenrs Information that tbetulnta of India bate the supply of rupees. At 31 pence- an it costs him $8,500 in gold. He write* his Columbus Cereline Flakes been closed to the free coinage of silver ounce for bullion, tbe price quoted yes­ broker In Bombay uii the arrival of the sil­ ago WANT TO DESTKOY TlIKUi I’llOPKHTY .' ver bullion, to take it to the mint and have terday, tbe silver in the rqpee would cost has swept over the country like an equi­ Quaker Rolled Oats, Cass noctial gale, shaking from their unstable the government 20 cents, and If sold nt it coined into rupees cud Invest the pro­ -No. people growing In thal Farm Table Sauce. Sal­ tbe light of hope before them. 111« Knfr poise the opinions of many weak minded 32 cents would give the. government 12 duct In eotton and ship It to him. Ills Bombay broker ou the arrival of tbe land and tbe office bolding Englishman in advocates of free silver and as they roll cents profit on each rupee, or abou{ 38 mon Steak. Potted Ham, with the Impetus of tha storm are greeted cents profit on each ounce she coined Into silver obeys Instructions, and after paying India who did the work.” If you fail to know that PIANOS, Potted Chicken Potted with volleys of -we told you so,” by the rupees. Sixty percent profit should j cer­ 2 per cent sebiorage for having it coined‘•First, because their cotton factories are ORGANS and SEWING MA­ Turkey, Huckins Soups, superficial, who think they see the world tainly be satisfactory to Hie government. received In rupees $14,374 worth, which being destroyed, by the cotton fact®r,eB , going with tbe storm and their great de­ Having made this sum herself, she hands he invests la cotton and sends to Man­ India, and the second because their salar­ CHINES can be bought cheap of California Orange- Basire tn get into the ranks of the majority, .the rupees over to her customers with a chester. Ou its arrival, counting Grat cost ies are paid In rupees, which were■•>«[»*nanae, etc., yon need not ignorant of its bearing upon the future1 stamp on them authorizing said customers of silver, freight, brokerage, Insurance, elated when used l» payment for the lux­ destiny of tbe nation. While if there ever to pay their debts due her Indian subjects etc., say It costs 10 cents per pound In uries they Imported. Now, my «’u"lrT' ' cook much and you cau’t was a time when the people of the Ameri­ witli these rupees at a valuation of a frac­ gold to lay it down. An American offers men. If you deserve prosperity and liber­ help eating if yon <.vit] can nation weye called upou to act with tion more than 47 cents per rupee. The him cotton und if he buys It from l)im he ty let every one of you rise and swear tn wisdom and moral courage, the present Is aggregate ravages upon India of the three will have to pay for it In gold, so he the presence of the living God that there get some of our good “ Not what a man earns but what invasions ot Alexander. Pompey and Lu-says: , , one. shall be no compromise with injustice and things, We "1 am laying my cotton down from In­ error. Let the word go forth from mouth he saves makes him rich.” The enemy Is not making an open as­ iullus did not cost India one-half the sault upon us, but under cover Is working treasure that this measure will If submit­ dia at a cost of 10 cents per pound in gold, to mouth with the rapidity of an electric propose to make it interesting for and other things being equal*I would pre shock that the political head of every con­ Hastings competition. upou our imaginations and fears • In the’ ted to without a revolution. So don’t ♦tope of exciting in us such panic that we. To see the. rights of 290,000.000 people fer to patronize our own Colonies." gressman shall come otf who wavers or de­ Therefore, If the American sells he must serts the interest of his country in this, fail to write me for prices and like the foes of tbe GWeonltes may work adjusted In one day by a council of aliens terms on first class goods. our own destruction. But my countrymen 6,000 miles from the scene of action Is a offer the same quality at a lower price, or her hour of need. calm yourselves and let us strip away the manifestation ot Imperial power that a better quality at the same price. And Yours for business, -The Panama scandal demonstrates covering and see the occasion of oil this would make the mouth of Napoleon wa­ the price at which the Englishman can lay that there are those among who would be­ clatter. It Is unbecoming a great and ter. But England Is accustomed to large his cotton ddwn from India Is what tray the Interests of their country for C. E. INGERSON, Agent. mighty nation of 65.000,000 of people to transactions: her interests demand it, and enables him to fix the price on our cot­ money. All such should be tried and If permit themselves to be worked Into such it Is done. Were we disinterested specta­ ton. convicted, banished as unworthy of citi­ Nashville, Mich. a fever of excitement by the machinations tors we might only catch our breath at EICKK COINAGK WOULD STOP IT. zenship Iu nations whose destiny and mis­ of the wily fox whose paw has been caught this glare of power and then float on in We will assume for the present that If sion Is to ameliorate, elevate and ennoble In his own trap and unless he can our normal mood, but when we see all of we had free coinage of silver that an ounce mankind. scare you to his relief la going to lose our giant Industries- bowing their towering of it would be worth 81.2929 aud if It was, -Remember how England bought the it. ’ heads and being stripped of their green then 10.090 ounces of it would cost $12,929 Irish parliament to pass the act dissolving Owing to the low price at which wheat leaves and vigorous shoots by tbe suction iu gold, and when sent to Bombay and the nation and to become a part of the can be laid down from India by tbe use of of the storm and those with decayed spots coined Into rupees, nnd the senlorage paid, United Kingdom. Remember Seyd with cheap silver there is 1,000,000 acres less In them crashing and tumbling down. >we would only.give S14.374 worth of rupees, bls $500,000 In your own congress In 1873 land sown to wheat In England now begin to question whelherthe earth upon the same as when the first cost was $8.­ securing the demonetization .of silver and than the. annual average crop which we stand is firm. In this hour of 500, and there being no more rupees It know the character of your foe and let no was twenty years ago. aud her agricul­ confusion nnd uncertainty upon what can would pay for no more pounds of cotton Constantly keeps on hand a fine line of tural interests generally are In a depressed we count as fixed? where find the measure or bushels of wheat; the freight. Insur­ guilty one escape. A DKAPKRATX STKVGOT.E. _______ In her cotton factories with which to circumscribe conditions, and ance, seuiorage, and brokerage being the condition. " 1874 ‘ ‘ and Jap- make them fall Into line ready to respond The stakes are greater than have ever supplied India. China saffie in both cases, the difference In the an with cotton goods autl .yarns to well considered action? If tho mariner cost in the same amount of cotton would been played for between nations. They there being but eighteen factories in should cast bis eye upon the waters that the be the difference In the first cost of tbe •re for the commercial supremacy of the India running 285.009 spllmlles, which af­ storm was lashing under him In its fury silver. 58,500, at 19 cents per pound, earth. If our country is to win there must ter ten years of effort saw their yam pro­ and attempt to take his course from it. It would buy 85,000 pounds of eotton. tbe be no compromise, free coinage of silver . Which will alwasy be for sale at the duct taken by China ami .Japan, amount­ would be a mere accident If he ever reach­ cost ot the silver to pay for which was $12.­ on the ratio of 16 to I or nothing. We ing to only one million pounds. In 1875 ed a port of safety. Bqt he directs his 929 would make it’cost. laid down In gold will be giving them and robbing ourselves silver had declined six eentsan ounce, and eyes to the stars that are fixed In their 15cents per pound, ami If wheat can be of all. less than that we accept, beside India exported to China and Japan 5,000^ course, and though the storm may surge hobbling ourselves in the race fo^ suprem­ 000 pounds of cotton yams. By 1880 the and toss his bark upon the foaming deep, laid down from India at $1 per bushel acy in the future. If you accept of* no NEW CUSTOMERS INVITED. ' decline in silver haiJ.reachedMen cents per its prow, if under control. Is ever pointed when silver' costs 85 cents per ounce, । compromise and the present congress falls when it would cwt SI. 2929 per ounce ounce mor*, nnd India had /exported 25.­ to safety^ And if we in this financial a hvut laid down from India would cost, to enact a law that will enable us to use PLEASE GIVE US A CALL. 000.000 pounds of yarn to China and .la- Ij storm.would find the port of truth, we , our resourses and the products of our la ­ pan. The fall In the price <tf jdlver eon- 1 must direct our minds to those fixed prln- 81.52 per bushel, and If it cost 15 V^cents. bor so as to receive the best price for them. • tinning In 1885. the export of cotton yarn-, |! ciples of human nature ‘Jiat never desert a pound, and 81.32 per bushel to lay cot­। 1894 will see but ope issue, silver, and woe from India to China and Japan had reach- jI IL Self preservation, the love of ncquisl- ton. and wheat down from India, then. Ik* to the man or party that stands In the cotton and wheat would cer. ed 75,000.000' pounds. Silver still falling | lion and power, and the necessities of food j American talnly be worth 15 cunts a |>ound mid 81.50i way of accomplishing these results. Stand -----• in value 1889 witnessed the export of 127.­ drink and clothing must be satisfied. With . fast for Justice and tbe policies -that will 000.000 pouuds of cotton yarn from India 'I these and I^or«l Herschell's recommends-. l*r ousm i. I give prosperity to your country. Inform­ I’Airr 'of the plan. to China and Japan, while the continuous■ j tions as a compass we will assay the role ation as to the truth ot the situation will drop in silver 1801 closed Its eyes on an ex-'; of guide to lead the minds of our people | Siicli was the mode under free coinage rapidly spread and when the American peo­ port of 163,000.000 pounds Of cotton yam1 ' to clearly view the objects which the ; m India. Now what will be the process ple are Informed of their interests and the from India to China and Japan, this last1 English mind hopes to obtain by this ac-J Of a rat|o Of 05 to 1 established by the objects of Great Britain, they are as sure .................... • government to come lo your support us the sun shines. quantlty'being six times as much yarn asi tlon. If we knew how much silver the’United States and■ the English A Great Britain exports to those countries,> government would buy and coin Into buying ami coluing silver into rujieen ami The object of the opposition Is to rush the and is twiee as much as she exports to• rupees and sell at 82 cents, each we could selling them at 32 cents each as is now measnre through congress before the peo­ SclentRiG < India. China and Japan altogether, andI approximate the result on the value of sll- proposed? Silver bullion wiH be worth ple can understand the situation. -nt an offered it would not not less than 80 cents an ounce. The gov­ will soon equal the total shipments of Lan­ Hence the pouring in of telegrams upon Test. silver bullion would -sell cashire to the entire world; Now, why this long ernment buys it at that anil coins it into wonderful development In the export nt 97 cents per ounce. An ounce of silver rupees nnd sells them tor 99 cento, making rhe president from all over the country, urging him to call an extra session. 1 be­ Look at tills trade sold — at 33 iraue of or cotton cotion yarn from iroro India rnoia to «» Chinn v uiun •, coined into rupees rupeesand ___ ____ - cents 19 cents per ounce. lieve that none of these were from the wheel with each And Japan? *"* —Because *’ silver, " the --------money I P>c---------------h would bring ng 99 99 cents, cents, and and IfIf sold sold at nt The purchaser, who is the English itne y e separately ot China amt Japan. Ims been worth more 97 cents would ..... ..leave lea. . 2- cents to pay -for- potter on wheat, aitlon, rice, jute and friends of free coinage. Henry Clewes Is at a distance ot to pay for yam In India than in England coining. But thia Is not going to be other articles from India, lakes them and reported to Jia ve said In a communication r few days since that unless congress is to 3d inches. all the time since 1873. In 1891 silver was done. pays for these exports to the .amount of soon convened nnd the Sherman act re­ If you . do not was worth 36 per cent more hi India than, that costs him but 98 cents, <or pealed that our exports might increase and see alike with in England. Firat. because It would prevent the makes 47Jf. cento an ounce on all the gov- gold begin to be imported and then all the both eyes they ASTON XStilNG STATlfiMKNTS. government from making sufficient profit erntni-nl coins, so Hurt the only difference force of argument that It was driving gold it re mlsmaled. iu this part of the plan is that the English from the country be lost. Hence, the A pound of cotton yam of the same on coinage. Secondly. It would cause silver to ad­ importer has to divide the profit with the quality Is of equal value to-the inhabitant policy is to convene congress as early as Again, if you see some of the lines or spokes blacker of China or Japan, whether spun In India vance, and weaken the pressure on the government. The two- make together practicable aud rush tbe measure through than others yon have astigmatism, and should have or England, and as the same money that United Slates to repeal" the Sherman act what the importer made under the old under the panic of the moment. your eyes examined and fitted by a Practical and a would pay for 190 pounds of cutton yam and would strengthen the cause of free coin­ plan. FORCK TUROOLD HUi.a. Scientific Optic-tap, But we will see further on that be Is * in England would buy aud pay 136 pounds age in the United States. All of these Do not understand me as being in favor eof yarn of the same quality In India, tlie objects are directly opposite to the pur­ more than compensated for this loss. Let ‘Chinese and Japanese merchants, being poses of suspension and therefore we need us see how much of these principle arti­ of the Sherman act, except ns a means to sensible men, bought their goods not expect to see the government become cles Great Britain imports that this cheap force the adoption of free coinage, for 1 where their money would go the furthest the purchaser of much. If any,, silver un­ silver enables her to fix the price of. believe there la as much difference between to pay for them. (Will some patriotic til after the United Stales baa acted upon Wheal 8112,552,510. barley $24,832,695, its effects an the prosperity of the country democrat bar the'doors uf the White House the subject They accomplished In one oats $22,352,100, maize $42,901,601; other and those of free coinage as there Is be­ to the office seeker until President Cleve­ day tn the suspension of coinage what our grains. 89,445,725; wheat Hour, 842,719,­ tween a protracted drouth and refreshing One of the most, practical and scientific land can get thia Idea in hla mind? The government has been unable to <ty iu ten 540; other Hour 81.133,075; cotton $228.­ showers upon vegetation. The plan of perpetuation of the party in power and years, and now. if by refusing to give 210,140; including 88,388.085, jute, $16.­ opposition will be to make a compromise the commercial supremacy of the nation demand for silver they can so reduce its 733,885, oil seed cakes, $8,505,530, rice, and secure a ratio In which there is the depends upon it.) The result is that India price as to alarm the United States until $13,448,000, cotton seed, $9,531,100, greatest possible difference between the in 1892 had in operation elgbty-elght cot­ they establish the ratio of value in har» spices. 87.222.455; ten. $49,930,833; or value of silver and gold, and I regret to see ton mills running 2,380,000 spindles, and mony with the relative value, between gold $398,207,285 that with silver ah 80 cents that Senator Jones Is reported to be wIHlng built eight more cutton mills during that and silver at the low price of sliver pro­ per ounce she can supply hethelf with to accept a ratio of '.0 to 1. If we stand year, so that there aru now ninety-six cot­ duced by their action they ulll Hccompllsh these articles for two-thlrds of what she fast lor 16 to l. the victory will only be de­ ton mills In operation In India as against one of tbe grand results hoped for by could buy them for If ell ver was worth 81.29 layed. To accept anything lew Is to com­ • In the United States, Formerly connected with the eighteen when silver began to decline. doubling tbe value of all her credits and per ounce, a saving to her on these items mit suicide on our own interests. With These mills are all spinning Indian cotton guaranteeing cheap silver with which to of 819)1,402.428 annually, besides a de- coinage England can not hurt us, but we supply their wants in India for years to with Indian labor, fed upon Indian pro­ pretslng intluence on many other things can wrench from her for all time the com­ ducts, and the markets they, supply take come. To talk abput ceasing to turn silver she buys. Will some friend of gold In­ mercial supremacy of the world. In panic the place of that much of the product as money is absurd; more Hum two-thlrds form me why England does not put more we muy work our own destruction. Pros­ of the Eogjlsb mills. The rsenlt 1» that ot the populajlon~a[^the earth have no silver Into the rnpee if she wishes to in­ perity and freedom, poverty and slavery while eight new cotton factories are being coined motley but al I Ver. There is estl* crease their value rather than ask the are presented, which will you chooae? pushed to completion In India, the English mated to ins coined In tbfc world as money, United States to put more silver Into the J. 8. Dauoxirrty. cotton mills were closed In a lockout for gold amounting in value to 83,727.018,­ dollar. Why so much talk about the dis­ . z Dallas, Texas. •lx months, and were it not for the cheap 369, and of silver $8,820,571,804. of this honest dollar and none about the dishonest cotton and wheat that low silver enables sliver there is 82. 929.900.000 a full legal rupee? She does not want an honest ru­ Has made arrangements with them, at our expanse, to Supply them­ tender In payment of all debts. In 1890 pee. but cheap silver with which to make Court. selves. their condition would be much this legal tender was held by the following dishonest ones. But this Is only a part uf •A. Luther, Yankee Springs. nations In the following amounts: France, the in famous plan. W. Decker. Assyria. What is the imperial Anglo-Saxon blood 8650,000,000; Germany, $102,000,000; Bel­ She Is keeping hid the recommend of Elmer Wilcox. Baltimore. to do? Commerce, when free, does not gium, $48,400,000; Italy. $25,800,000; Herachell’s commission, that a tariff be Otis Lawrence. Barry. examine the color of the skin of those who Switzerland. 811.400.000; Greece, $1,800.­ levied on the Imports of allver by Individ­ E. Kershner. Carlton. best serve her wants. Great Britain in 000; Spain $90,000,000; Austria-Hungary, uals into India until the United Slates Dan’l Deller. Sr., Castleton 1890. after supplying her own 40.000,000 $90,000,000; Netherlands, $61,800,000; establishes the ratio between gold and sli­ To make ngolxx rlill. tor tbe purooee of making scientific ocular examine ■ • *J< P. Brown. Hastings: Russia. 822,000.000; Mexico, 850,000.000; of home people with cotton goods, sold to ver, and then tbe world will be treated . to Albert Hilton. 1st and 4th wards. ■■'“■q,*! <>''»«lre Tilton »neb aa Myopia. UrpecmltropM. I’roibyopix. A.:.smat“”the rest of the world $352,529.975 worth South America, $25,000,000; Japan. $50.­ another surprise. Jos. Pflug. 2nd and 3rd wards. etc. FIRST VISIT FROM of cotton product. Is she going to sit 000.000: India. 8000,000,000; China. $700,­ AN INFAMOUS PLOT. Edw. Pennehf, Hope. still and aee these yellow sons of ahem rob 000.000; tbe Straits, 8100,000.000; Cuba. A tariff on thh: Imports ot allver by 'in­ John Herrington, Irvlngf her of this, her greatest Industry, that has Urytl, etc- $1,200,000. All of this mon­ Frank Doty, Johnstown taken her more than 300 yeara to develop? ey e<crpt Mexico and Japan has cost the dividuals in-India. What will be the ef­ Elmer Shafer. Maple Grove. Great Britain who. when she Ont began holders In the equivalenL of gold more fect uf this? When the Chinese and Japanese merchants appear at tbe ports Jas. Brown, OrangevIHe. than 16 of alive? to 1 of gold. And the manufacture of cotton goods, passed n John Crump. Prairieville. law that prohibited all her citizens from dora any sane wan suppose that they nn- of India to buy cotton goods ami yarn, HAS had maar rean experteuw In I. II. Marble, Rutland, -1A4U£ . rlUJjljlXO aloe and aland, aeeond to none In ■ wearing any cotton goods- not manufact­ g-dng to acquiesce in any inovi-metit which they will be met by a tariff on their stiver w. VanEvery. Thornapplr. ured in their own country, and as soon as will depreciate the purchasing power of which to pay would cost them more than of oorrecUa, all error, of refraction. the iucrvasrd purchasing power of their L. Cliriaatia. Woodland. rfhe raptured India levied a tax oa all cot­ mnro than half of the accumulated money Yxnkro Sprtnn. ton looms there, which tax<-i| them out ol they have been aide to save aa nations in silver in India, may be greater man In J. Chapman, Assyria. ■ existence and gave the trade1 to her -wn their history? Ami Iu some cases, as England. Hence, It will be against their p. 8. Crltendon. Baltimore. people, and never removed Uie tax until iiidhi and China, all they have Is silver. interests to pay the tariff and buy their cotton giMxlw and yarns in India, and their R. Polly, Bairv. the discovery of the use of strain and Ark­ No. they would all tie glad to «ee the valJ. 8. Keeler, Carlton. wright's Invention enabled them to inarm <ie of silver enhanced. The contest is l>e- trade will again return to Great Britain. will bankrupt every cotton factory Geo. Hagm-r. Castleton. facture better and cheaper goods than an? tw-en Englund and the United States; Thh hi India mid build np th<* British eoibm •Porter Burton, Harting,. country in the world? Oh. o«; It I* not «• nt-ver |>aot* ahflffT’ of thia !«<•(, England Jo». Custer, 4ih wnrrt. needs silver itipay for th** pm Incta t im­ .fgpfories. It will force India to export the tunes of retreat that the British all of her cotton to be spun Hint she docs W. H. Spence. 3rd ward th) mints (lid< ttMl P ’ uports and •h-v --------‘ ' ... r ._ ner ba* been placed where it is first to k*s*» Jan. Henington. Hope. the rising min on every meridian of i,-rt- «lm*e it. and Um United btalt-K U the pro­ not dm for clothing her home people, and Horace Peek. Irving. earth’s race. .Something inuit be duiMs !»■ ducer, and England want** to destroy i lie every la|lethat is exported takes Un* place of a bole that Auptica could supph. Henry Stevens, Johnstown. retain this supremacy. Th • English m >;i —WITH— Thar Eugland to capable or this her • nairk her to buy it aheap. past history demonstrate*, itaad it iu lier «lli “or<j"er’i a‘ J«ekaan JOHN MUI.L S SCHEME. ■eglsjatlon with reference to factories In tMnkrupting l»r fam***** wear their whiskers, aud fcav e not ve been photographed. je Hastings B . is me editorial notes. Pure it is mt mt hum. C. E. INGERSON Hams & Van tan. THE HASTINGS MARKET FRESH AND SA LT MEATS LOWEST MARKET ■ PRICE. F. P. WTLCOX; Proprietor. ED. SCHUMANN, Clerk. OPTICIANS EDMONDSON OPTICAL ASSN DETROIT. MICHIGAN JOHN HESSMER, TUB JBWBler. HASTINGS, - - MICH. AUG. 3 TO AUG 5. NOON. PROF PTTIT.T.TPQ Every Pair Sold Guaranteed. Remember the Dates and Place. Aug. 3rd, 4th and 5th, �Two Important articles on “The Finan­ cial Situation” will appear In the August number of the North American Review. The first Is by the Comptroller of the Cur­ rency. Hun. .lame* H.-Jcklwi, who h. to wrtt^nn “The Present Crisis, ami the second, by Governor Pennujcr, lit Oregon Ill! be entitled “After the Four Hundred Hastings Banner Aug 3.J^J3 ... R coc- personal mention. W. T. Brown, of Chicago, is In the city. A* Hal1 ’Pent Sunday in Grand Rap- Vi.. E. Knappeu was In the city Tues- Are von 601110 vVe regret to learn that Chas. Osborn Miss Bertha Teeple was (n the city Suntile efflek-nt, courteoua and gentlemanly ticket agent at the M. C. R. R. depot is ✓Mbs Eva Bates leaves for Chicago next likely to leave here soon) yet we are pleared tn learn that the contemplated Ld. Burton returned from Lansing last change h in the line of promotion which Charlie richly merits. The pruspaetfve change Is full charge of the station at Hast­ T. J. Brosseau is clerking for Hiram ihiiu in the Drug line ings.—Marshall StalcstuaiL Roger*. Inly i- always a If you are thinking of building a new Dr. Clayton Wililsdn has returned to Hi in our business. house, get designs ot the modem bouses. Detroit. ’t build after the old styles but adopt in-h a time we are Don the new Improvements in architecture. Judge Smith returned from Bay View anxious to sell W. E. Allgeo, the contractor and builder Monday. i;.( for the above has all tnu latest designs and certainly can ✓Archie McCoy was in Grand Rapid 11” jou ..on nnv pl^w at you whMt l,e ,,a4' . n* ca» Monday. ii any ।I found hbwllh home . every evening and will iu stock at re­ cheerfully furnish estimates. C D. Beebe was in the city this week on call and see Mrs. H. N. Lampinau. who spent the b islness. M. L. and W. R, Cook were in Prairie­ < k consists of a winter with her daughter. Mrs. J. C. died at the home of her son In ville Friday. if WALL PAPER, Lamptnan, Reed City Tuesday, July 25, -after only bJay Ilogle rode to Lake Odessa Suuday SHADES, four days illuess. Mrs. Lainpman who WINDOW on his "bike.” ' called there on Saturday, with her u>I. BOOKS (new and was brother accompanied the remains to Colon, H. N. Mead, of Charlotte, was in the । 1 hand' PAINTS, OILS St. Joseph Co., for burial, the funeral oc- city this week. V \i:\ISHES PATENT curlng Thursday. Mrs. Lampman wjth Mrs. Bauer returned from a weeks’ stay her family, returned home Saturday night. at Delton to-day. TO Bllll DRUGS and I’liis is the INI lj,»s expected that there will be an ex­ r. M. Potter, of Grand Rapids, was in cursion to Muskegon August 17 or 18. Fare $1.00 for adults and 50 cents for the city Tuesday. children for round trip. Usual fare, Mr. Burghardt and daughter are at round trip, $4.40. Here Is an opportuni­ Sturgis this week. ty to go to Muskegon also to look over Prof. . D. Sterling urtU family have Michigan Park and the'Hackley Park Assembley grounds. The life saving crew returned to the city. will give an exhibition. There will be an Miss Edith Pryor visited friends in opportunity for an excursion on the lake. Nashville last week. Paris green lieilanore. INSECT ----- an l FLY PAPER. ■■■ nd fresh. FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. NEWS. - CIRCULATION F5 quire? A MPk. -Iiangrr for advertisements at latest to .».1H1 this offl Tuesdays ----------------------------<ei in the k-ue of the week r«ir pretty .kids at will (reopen day - a h>r the hr?t ! .-■•uri i>ra&e. I • i>: i- j.t.fd any of your meat at Market yet? If you have , i ai once rhe attention of our readers Is called to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loveland are visiting an'editorial on the sliver question in this In Delton this week. Issue. The silver question as It stands to­ . Miss Flora Beadle was in Grand Rapids day Is not a party Issue strictly. At tbe Thursday aud Friday. silver convention being held in Chicago at tbe present time republicans, democrats Miss Maude Kelly went to Chicago this and populists are working side by side for week to take In the fair. the white metal. The article is pub­ Miss Eva Riley is confined to her home lished not as expresslag our views, but to give all tbe information possible on both this week with tonsUites. sides of the question. . Frank Jordan, of Chester, was in the city Thursday and Friday. Those who attended the Presbyterian church last Sunday speak very highly of MIssGraceBurton, of Detroit, is visiting the music furnished. Iu the absence of her aunt, Mrs. C. S. Burton. several of the young men who compose the Geo. Wilkinson, of Jackson, was a guest choir, a quartette composed of Mrs. Minnie at R. H. Cherry’s oyer Sunday. ' Grable. Mrs. Frank Hams. Merrill Foote and Maurice Grigsby are rendering the the Mrs. A. Keeler, of Alto, is visiting her music, and these with Miss Quinn at the daughter, Mrs. AV. S. Chidester. organ, and violin and cornet accompani­ Geo. C. Walter Ims been entertaining ment won much praise. -Mr. Foote has been drilling the regular choir for some his br&ther and family this week. kS 1 sresalary Woodard and Ora Mc­ time pas’. He Is a tenor singer ot much tbiUty, i, and his presence . in this city will Clintock left for Chicago Tuesday. be greatly welcomed by musical circles. Mrs. Ellen Montgomery has a sister vis­ rhe supreme court decided last week iting her from Nashville. Tennesee. that the lust years assessment 6f the Ionia, Mr. John Foote, of Grand Rapids, made Eaton and Barry Insurance Company was his Hastings friends a visit last week. illegal. It will be remembered this com­ Mrs, <»ard Chidester returned from a pany -tnrted a few yeaty ago in opposition it Eaton Insurance Co.. visit at Chicago and Aurora Saturday. to the and tn desperate tight ar-Inst the old Hon. A. G. Butler and son. of Bellevue In the meantime they did nut make Itavelweii visiting in the city this week. ns-.e-smcnts high enough to cover Miss Lizzie Kork left yesterday for a loss. They afterwards left the visit with her sister Minnie in Grand Rap­ company j ears .sg.i, hence the suit front ids. justice to .Supreme court. The decl.ion Amin I). Mason spent Wednesday of the supreme court will be a hard blow I in Nashville, the guest of Mrs. H. G for the lonla. Eaton & Barry. Hale. d> Imv yqur eyes exainnu-d ’ I. ttli. rnd 5tli. by Prof. J. H I ::l’.l..Lin Bessmer. jvwler. I i air important article of] seiiL- The Hastings Mar- I finest dried l>eef in the city. ' thr e d iFars worth of tick- ' Tbe Michigan Central w ill untii Septem l .• the M. C. depot Tuesday b«r U‘tli sell round trip tourists tickets, Baptist pcnlc at Thorn- 1 limited to retnni not later thnii October : 3<si at the following low rates’ Traverse City. Mich, .. ^7.10 Kittle Holbrook gave a picnic parBat S.93 u.iuapj'lt; yesterday in honor of J t!.. Slices Holbrook, of San-1 .• 9 1 Harbor Sp e. <i Mackinaw Clu Mack lune Island 11.30 <q have never tasted a fine pickle Elk Rapids ary Phillip*’ and get some of Charlevoix Black Well brand. None betOttawa Ueucli Uic time of the year that tern demands something Blackwell pickles at S. E. fill tile bill. of ail stism, irofeaf Hence id. Curtis and daughter Detroit, are visiting at D, : Cook f -, Mrs. Ezfa Hail and her children a:c spending th • week with relatives at Mlddleville. . A-B. .lune .. The following well mcrit***! words of praise were In the Hackb*y Park corres­ ho trotted here during tbe pondence of the G. R. Democrat. (Rev. won the first money in the so Puffer is instructor In New Testament ■turgls Monday. There was a Greek during the Assembly there):—A de•v hung up for this race. lighted audience listened to an address to­ night given by the Rev. W. M. Puffer, of HJ like pickles? If you do tt .1 Ills subject was “The Spade > logo to S. E. Phillips’ grocery, Hastings. and H.V the IbVUK. Book.” Though a joumr young man. lliuusn but will •» U.n... r received a big Invoice of'pick- nnu Mr. Puffer has established for himself the ‘ of«jo Cross A Blackwell brand. reputation of being eloquent and the mas­ T h- demand for hay to ship U» England terly manner in which he handled this continent is unprecedented. The commonplace subject to night was, fully ■ ■:■■!• it, the L'nited States this year will appreciated. The address bristled with •• .<-ry valuable. Fortunately it is a very new ideas and gave the listeners a full or the me different oiirereni mode uiwr of ui eking cwnm out vui an ,। view of existence as they strike the eye of a cuill-j A in. McAdoo. h<s written an article vated mind. Th- |.»sson of the ’Victoria’ Disaster Michigan is a fortunate state for, from oi-'Kt number of the North Amerall reports, the money stringency which exists all over the country is felt to a ri-iichrrs’ association's new less degree within her borders than In al­ '’V.iifnur at Hastings will be dedicated most any other state. Retoil merchants Lake Odessa Wave, Will Bro- in small town*.'as a .general thing, have ’ <r Francis kindly give us more informa- hardly felt the tightness as yet. The rea­ son Is. probably; thaU-Jarmers are fairly ’>■ »•!> the subject. ---- nie. Is a good one for prosperous. —season —--------------------Wbi!.- everything else is suffering from. crops and, with the exception of wheat ■1.- -ife- -n of the extreme hot weather, the and wool, prices have ruled high. The Holings Market M-ems to keep better meat Michigan Tradesman last week Interview­ The big refrigerator Is kept ed a s ore uf the leading wholesale and re­ tail dealers of Grand Rapids to ascertain hr best cuts all the while. the effect of the stringency upon their ' Smith, who formerly resided near business. Without an exception they re­ Hi kory Corners, but of late has occupied ported trade l»etter for the last six months :hc position of brakesman on the Miehi- than for the same period last year. Col­ an Central, killed at nansing Lansing muay Friday . lections, they aay, have been good, and all in. was Kineaat itng, His foot was • - ■In a ----caught frog |-take a hopeful view of the future. As Grand Rapids Is the principal distributing ; point for this part of Michigan tbe state of 1 will sell of auction August 5th at two i business there Is a correct Indication of one sorrel mare 10 years old with conditions all through this section. ■ol: by her side. Terms, one year on ap- I ! Misfortune seemed to lurk around Al ,• : paper at seven per cent. Jas. m. Hauer ! Keith ail the while he was at the 1’lalnAuctioneer. । well races last week. A green driver lie­ ,, , „ , . , hind another horse, ran into “Vic, Al s Mr. ami Mrs. M. L. Cook spent Sunday In Micskegon with Lieut, and Mrs. A. D. Niskern. Rev. M. laylorleft the city Monday for a months vacation at Saugatuck anil other places. Will Grigsby and Willis Goodrich re­ turned from a two weeks' trip to Chicago Monday night. George Bradley, of Gra&i Rapids, spent Sunday with his wife and daughter at A. E. Davenport’s. l CIH Ol’’ , doubt* diy Iwr l«; rn>d«li>« btidoubUdl, diately af-1 I fc 1'r.d.J, II. munip.. Apllel,,. .Ill, tcrthetocld Al «.«!■«.M-V I vuz 3rd to 5tx 5th ।, well bredofand very fkst mare, and gavi . 1,1i':ht from i n Aug. tnl. to Ju i;20 or ,hla 1 year, and the Ions will be a heavy one for 11-.Hastings ymiihs take warning: An him But this wasn’t all by any means. ‘ a .'ouih smok.d a thousand dozen of a Mr Keith had Leo D.. hla pacer. 1» ‘he 11 i,r brand of cigarettes and sent • tbe 2:40 class.He came In first in three elf■mpty boxes to the manufacturer*, having . n-rent heats, but the Judge set him back , hand„roe m.tapl.^ewh .line- Wh.p Al W«1 ;'■>™'I" relurn. Thl, I, ihe reply l„ n-- l.> pn.i.-st ualiulaoeb ecUon they UnH • -S.i„l U, ,i,other tbouund »nd , him »S.W. Al MM U will be » cold d., "r will send you a coffin.” ‘ when he goes to Plainwell again. I „n onl. TOE KENT The Misses Mae Foot and GracF Matter. of Grand Rapids, and Miss Bertha Teeple, of Freeport, have been the guests of Miss Ora McClintock during the past week. The excursion to Ottawa Beach and Macatawa Park last week was a most de­ lightful aud pleasant one. Promptly al the hour advertised the train was ready to start from the Hastings depot. Ten com­ fortable ami commodious cars were in irmliness for the crowds thered at the station. --------Everyone witL ------lunch — box basket close at band were soon pleasantly seated as cosy and happy as mortal could be nnd were soon spe;*dlng merrily away for a dav free from care and unrest. Grand Rapids was soon made, and then be­ fore the hu|ipy crowd had lime to tire Ottawa Beach was retched, aud then all dispersed to have a good time. At Ottawa a hotel stands on an eminence, where good meals can be procured for twenty-five C’uts. The ferry boat “Lizzie Walsh” ply between the beach and park, carrying jmw sengers from oue dock to another. Macatawa Park is surely beautiful, and every thing Is there to make a resort desirable: beautiful cottages, high bluffs, clean white «ands on which you can tumble and roll, delightful n.uslc, and everything at the hotel to cheer the Inner man. The .“City of Holland.” a new boat, carried crowd out upon Ijike Michigan. _________ most dellgh! ful ride. Others climbed the dizzy blgbtf and rolled down the sand banks. The ex eursiou was planned and carried out by Mr. Emory Busby, who spared no pains lo make the effort successful, and he has cer­ tainly proved himself a success in such matters, as no excursion ever left Hastings before that gave such universal satisfac­ tion In every way. Certainly great credit should be rendered him and the railroad company. The net proceeds were 3S4.0O, which were generously given to the Episco­ pal Society. One Who Was There. r Hotel property In Woodland. Call on or address L. C. Cavanaugh, Woodland, Mich. heartfelt V\e wl-h to express thanks to kind friends nnd neighbors who rendered so many acts of kindness and assistance during our recent affliction. Mns. Thomas Bowes axd family. The rule allowing water takers sprinkle lawns from 7—9 a. m and 4—7 p. tn. will be strlckly enforced. We would ask all who use water for such purpose to comply with said rule. ■ C. Weirskrt Roiikrt Dawsox - Water comm ssloners geo. Osborn Hon. Daniel Striker, vice-president for Barry County, of the Slate Pioneer and Historical Society, recently sent in his re­ port for year ending June 93, from which we glean as follows: Whole number of deaths reported r>4 of pldneera 50 years of age or over, and of at least 40 yArs residence In this county. Between 00 and 70 vears 11. sO so I in* oldest was '.'4 years of age, and ria* longest residence of any one-of the 34 in Barry county was 57 Mr. Striker would be pleased to receive rejiorts from nil parts of the country of deaths of pioneers, giving names, date of dentil, age. and lime ot residence in Barry County. Uug oils, gnmse and oil sye.-l allies, oneommis’ a on No objections to earning other goods. AddrensThc Lawrence OB Co., icc Suiwtor st Clrveinin!. Ohio. Same ami re> deuce. (b* .John Murphy.Thurnapplc “ ■< N'ettln BriineH. Yankee Spi lags > Edwin Trelbrle. Johnstown ■1 1 Anna Warner. Baltimore lliwiturs Market*. Batter. 14 to 1.1 Eggs per doa., 12 Hides peril*. 4. Lard per lb.. 10. as? Golno Wheat, white per au-.W. Clover Seed pec bit. 4,to. Timothy Seed |i Barley per nu. 90 tn I.1Q Wool per lb. H to 1G. Millet seed j-ert>u. To Tho SENATE RESTAURANT TO GET A LUNCH 2R SQUARE AML You can also get canned Lobstera? Mac&ero' Shrimp, Salmon etc., and the stock is new an frAmple accomodations for all. lad>f'B ___ 1 gents. Give us a call.In basemen- apaiMr . Y. Houle's Store. Corner Main and Jeftersem M. A. GORDON, Proprietor GAZING nT Ladles WaiGnes THE, NEW MOON Gents’ WatGnes a beautiful and impressive Is sight; but. Bous’ WatGhes- DRINKING NEW MOON TEA Latest styles. Is one of the most delicious pleas­ Lowest prices. ures accorded to those who enjoy a fine cup of tea. I have .just re- Violins, Guitars and Banjos, ceived a large invoice of the nww stock of the best strings crop of New Moon Tea and it fully obtainable. equals the best recommends ever given it.Why dont you try it? Whenever you want groceries or canned goods call on me. S. E. PHILLIPS F. R. PANCOAST, The Reliable Jeweler The Sherman Silver Law kA Is the all-absorbing question just now. Two or three years ago the silver in a silver dollar was worth in the nei -hborhoo.l of 100 cents. At the present time it is wor you OUR PRKEJ ALWAYS KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES FURNITURE AND CARPET EMPORIUM. Mrs. .Jennie Bogle Maus and baby, ot Grand Rapids, are visiting Hastings r< lalives and friends. Mrs. John with .......Nevins left for- a visit , her daughter, Mr>. Campbell, In We,t Buy City Saturday. Mrs. Frank Neuman and Id .:'A turned to their home In East Saturday afternoon. Jesse Tef: was railed to Belmont, N. T. Monday night by a telegram announjing tbe sellout illness of h'.s father. George Wdofon #pcnt Thuraday and FriJajr off last week at Wall Lake, the iff of Mr. an<UMr-. Devitl. Bronson. Mr. and Mrs- Devitt C. Bronson ar.d Mend* retunre.1 from a two weeks nuting kt fck Wall ... Lake Wednesdny and report a tine Hogle and daughters Blanche , wt wllb Lowel| ,nj Grind B. p- j wrtbr rm. ids friends. can buy Furniture at Archie McCoy’s that two years ago would have cost you $1.00 Mrs. Niskern and children, , . A. , D. ,, , ot Ft. Assinibolue, Mont., are expected in the city to-morrow, .^E. A. Holbrook, of San Francisco, left a for Chicago Tuesday morning after ~ short visit in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush, Mrs. Carrie Spence, and MUs Carrie Rich are camping at Wall lake this week. Mrs. Ella Bowen and Miss Franc WIIliams expect to leave for Chicago Saturday or the first of next week. Mr*. Mrs. E. Cannon apd mother. Spence, returned from a two week’s visit at Eaton Rapids Monday. Miss Edna Count left for Mlddlevil.e Tuesday to spend the remainder of the vacation with friends there. ife left Oscar Crook and — — - for — Chicago — Monday morning. They will visit frlenfs in St P»ul before returning. Miss Bessie Donlap returned to her liome in Ohio Saturday, after a thiee week's visit at T. R. Brice's. Mr. and Mrs.' Henry’Graves and daugh­ ter. Clara, of Cleveland. Ohio, are visit­ ing at Df. J. C. Umpman’s. ! Lee Dunlap, violently to the ground. The Evi. Gregory, nee Lillian Estes, of St. LouK Mo . is expected In the city and In running the rubberIIre **s,Pa2'Ld ' shortly for • vhlt with friends. iii^iL8^._--8Ld.*Tu.? Let us jfliU Ihw.nj Hl Archie McCoy ami Mrs. Kep Silsbie eutertained relatl es 'from Pentwater over Sunday. ' When in GRAND RAPIDS stop at Mrs. Elia Hqjt and children returned to Prof. J. H. Phillipa, optlcan. will make their home Iu Dauavllle. Wisconsin. Wed­ regular visits, stopping with John Hessmer, nesday, after a several weeks vlait with jeweler, for the purpose of making scien­ Milo Williams and family. tific ocular examinations of ail classes of opposite UNION DEPOT. Misses Edna Freeman and Bessie Payne defective vision. Remember tbe dates— of Grand Rapids, spent a few days In’ the Aug. 3rd. 4th. and Sth. to noon. Free Baggage Transfer. New Boom city last week with Miss Hatlie Beadle. Steam Heat and Electric Bells. returning to their home Monday. BEACH A BOOTH. S the hot days^ and night: begin to chase ekch other how naturally Straw hats come to mind sortment We have a nice as­ Ask our price! It’s low to close them out. R. K. MEANT �I FtOWBR OR ALL FELINM' SIAM AT THE FAIR. Hastings BXnner. Thursday. Aug. 3. 1893^_ MotesFrqmihE AN AWFUL DEED. Th, Rerutan al l» 'x>rn “ A Wtaoon.ll> Mtan Kill. Hto WIT. ~COOKB RO8 . Propnetera. j 02313257020002 ! West Point cadets will campon the ; world’s fair grounds from the 18th to : the 27th of August. IN the Manufactures building the representatives of France and Siam I j never speak now as they pass by. 1 Augvst 23 has been officially, desig­ nated as •‘Buffalo day." New Yorkers are making preparation for a big crowd. One of the attractions of the Woman's building is an Indian girl who is busily engaged weaving blanketa in the Colorado section. I6NATZ Lefkovitz arrived at Old Vienna the other day from New York, Three Bottles Cured having mode the trip ' In a packing­ •• I used to be a great *uff«rer from rheum* ease which he had padded and ar­ tlam. I tried almost everyddn* without relief. | ranged for the occasion. ' 1 took three boule* Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Chicago will celebrate at the fair ■ found myself cured. 1 know It was October 0. Such is the decision of the;! city council, and preparations will be' j that cured me.’’ Mrs. William Kennard, made for rendering the day a memar- 1 Moore’s Vineyard, Ind. Hood’a CurwSy. able one both in the history of tbe । city and of the fair. Hood's Pilis cur® •« M’w ul*. 26a. Beiajr*m has withdrawn its exhibit i Tbe threatened war In Siam ho» fixed the eyes of the world on that slice of the orient, and the exhibits of Siam at the fair are coming in for n share of the awakened interest. The kingdom of the white elephant has made creditable displays in the depart ments of manufactures, agriculture, forestry and woman's work. These are in charge of a commission headed by Phra Suriya Nuvutr. Phra is “ ritic equivalent tocount. Phra Nuvutr was for some year* secretary of the Siamese legation at Berlin, and at present be is charge d'affair* nt Washington, The king of Slam purposes being rep­ resented in this country by a ministar. h,t* and Three Children. r.KUH, thoroughly respected, ami ho has an acknowledged position ano Hcrhts. In form the bewitching Per not greatly differ from the A^nra but Xhe tail Is much more ef^ for U^long... -J th. tbtoX- afraid OF FOTKBTY. AXTioo. WIX. Aug. l.-Wllll*mNo»e„xxhrr, > farmer firing » mile* Tut of Anllgo. kni-a hUwlfe and Hi™ cbUdren about lOo'elook Saturday and then made an un.ueeex.fu to take hla own Ufa The deed waa not Jmco.ered until Sunday J*^’ o'clock and tbe reached here Non GuMranleed Cure. We authorize our sdvertlu-d drnrri.t Dr. Klnf*a New DlB*very fjr 1? sumption, oouxhs ind «>«». upon condition. If you are cough, cold or any lunr, throat or che«t trouble, and will use this remedy,, d> rd. giving It a fair trhl. and . xpertem*?* benegt, you may return the iwxtle ud have your money refnnd.il. \y,. not make this offer did we m,t ;:nf(w that Dr. King’s New Discovery nmtd be relied •on. It never disappoint-. Trial bottu. free at W. H. Goodyear** drug stMre Large size 50c and $1.00. m>11 * hnira being at the tip they form a magnificent plume which the di«n^ owner mrrta. provnllj erect. •"'}"« " th. .lr m ho moreu In bl. .plcndid .Ilk, coat ta not .tree, of woolineu ^ifTlothc. th. trmretol nature from th. tip. of hl.1 C.re to tho w.ll^.tbered" to... UnleM IdLmrf-ot toll”’ ““T-1 to Since its first Introdimtan. Klnctrkj Bitters han gained rapidly j„ ^1,1 favor, until now it 1* clearly in ult. [t11j among pure medical tonics and alteratives —containing nothing which permits its Me as a beverage or intoxic.urt, it i5 recognized ns the best and purest inMkitw t’ay morning. “ . for all aliment1* of stomach, liver or TUX CRIME DISCOVEBKD. Sunday afternoon two wn. of FrM oneurthcl, thl. ,olm.l. .ecordtag to kidney.-. It will cure rick lu-adathv. m. digestion, constipation, amt driv.- maiari# re- from the system. Satisfaction kfiaranteed Nonemacher. abro er o M I Hkrporl , H»z»r. .. mn»t' torerer ^„tT ob« , u... went over to their uncle ath. bora.. bn. ; ^tie“ XK; No^oZl'y dlat. with each bottle or the money will I*, re­ not find anyone about t funded. Price only 50c j*-r Millie. Sold* on going inaide found by W. H. Goodyear. boy* of William Nonemac beamy a“u a *——■ , • , covered with blood, on — , charm, ot dteporitlon and manner .nd Frightened at the sight they ran home The best salve In the world tor cuts, as fust a* they could and told their ( dignity in wraa.to^.-------affectionate and loving, te .till telf- bruises, sores, ulcer-, -alt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblain* father of tbelr respecting *•*■“ t----------xr___. corns, and all skin eruptions, and moned some L. ---- ----- «. I Sian may be seen in many colora Very over hl* brother'*. r ,ra. to ..is brother a ‘i-autiful is that shade technically ly cures plies or no pay required. It Is’ When perhape mor. guaranteed to give perfect satidaction, or When tthey opened the door of the beantit 1 W fanahouro • a horribl. NinnwHi to M Maltexe. A auperb money refunded. Price 25 rents per box {anuuwuw , ■ ^™1 Hood’s Sarsaparilla For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the drugsut, over alt In the bedroom Mrs. .poelmen of thia color, fear y»"-J” Manistiw has a new city directory. ::eCb"lto“.Xteg,,X°u" lirodroy-Jyto.l.onMW llretl royally In • boo,, where 1 Halted. BUM'S PAVILION IN MANCFACTVBBS — --------» a queen of The Manistee National Batik has 5 'vO.Gamnle Beside the bed in ita cradle Shu Hl! was ”U> named— after ------- -> « . BUILDING. personage over boro 000 locked up In its vaults. l»y the baby. Ila little akull etched old, MA. and no royal peraow and it is understood that i’hra Nuvatr’a , in. In the next room lay the two boys, heraclf more magnificently. I am sure. . . . a _ . __.l XVIll.mvra 4 One of very rich colors was tt d®®P orange, running to smoke color. Noth­ • “ Tha Niagara Falla Route.’* Siam has an,he _____________________ Tat. -. ray Thtober wra U> hxro to, ' We ellllbit buildtlSl £*d*. •_____________ ‘. “g oould b. cqui.lt , tnlnnlr to look *t. ° .X ----rauro ---- .. cmIcII. tlon of exhibit* cornploted by Jnlj 20 dl.pb.red lo . p«g<xl». w*XtedTwitb *o *«■ though tote mottled effect 1. pot eooStations. tatUltedtoktophtepromlM. from Stem for the purpo«. toe f.U “ <r„ Xtd -to. thing.- .nd detract. Tkx .tory that l>. D. Armour he Much ,he wwJ„„rk I. gilded, .nd «"J“„d .t flrat. Finally. gre.Uy from the value of the neuter, 3.23 purchaaed the iron gate* that tneloae u,e aupporto are Inlaid In glra.. giving “h th. p.rlv in p«»- Th. black 1-eroten. with oraageteolthe German exhibit in the Manufac„.l g whole B gorgeous oriental aDDearappear- after ‘Mtoe''pta.v ’hro'rd.\'olM’.»di<>ok- ored eye*. u I« nn« one of of the toe rarest rarxxt and and most rarat tures building was denied by their cus- antf<j of w an<l .nTer, The pagoda ta ta X sLtoMher lying on tbe highly prltol of to. rooe. ««> killed on todian. He said, however, that Mr. i# decked with glided statuettes of bird floor unable to m«e. As his purest whltoja perhaps not second in ( Fifteen rattlesnakes have three farms In Glendale this summer. GILLMAN. Local Agent. HastlxR* Armour, G. M. Pullman and Potter yoddha. and above all float* the ban­ back appeared to be broken he was estimation. There are alsJ several vaPalmer have been talking about buy- ner of the whlt<, eicphant entwined lifted up and brought to the house rietiea of tabbies, and in nearly eyery Rev. Mr. Mattison, of Chicago, has ac­ ing the gates, but nothing like a bartfao RUrs and atrlpeil> where he wo* placed on the kitchen one the deep ytljow eye i« the most de­ cepted a call from the Baptist church to / / / Everywhere. Competent The price of . ^^tarv Rlcchinrdi explains that ^•.‘xra.f.sras: gain ha* been struck. aired. The eye should be large and 1 Owoeao. them and the connecting fence is metal» and gems are more ' ' TQ KE£p from btarvixo. Sufferers from the effect ot LaGrlppe j full; the hair should line the ears and far f-urh position* at th* Grand Rapid* BusCollexe, Shorthand, and Noroal Srijool. •50'000plentiful in Siam then money, and the | when asked how------his----------family were fringe the legs and even the toes of will find “Adiromla.” Wheckr’sJleart and fatalo«ne, addrw &• Pariah, Prapr. Anchored off the south aide of the ^^11 seems te bear him out. Here, ; murdewi be promptly »tly replied replied he he did did beautiful bcaat. :‘ Nerve Cure, a blessed boon. it quiets the Cuino is the United States States coast *ursur- ,। fQr for i|naUnce n9tance.. are cuspidor* cuspidors made ot of Caaino save them from___________________ atarving. He aakl — --ro ’’ - * I The love of liberty Is the ruling pka▼ey steamer Blake, alwurd whic^ •• .. with .. vupper, ».u — — —int .._j -* ; the crops were poor nnd. .he was afraid gjon of yic Persian, na it is of the An­ nerves and tones up the system. Sold by 1 1 g,are ou' alloyed valued shown the methods of taking deep sea 8500, whije over iu the „n Agricultural '1 of starving. His wife’s yiarvnts were in gon Every one of the long-haired. in­ W. 1J. Goodyear. soundings, current observations of the • building are common *farming —--- ---------------------’ .; ’impU . > Quebec, where they had' come all the deed jeijghta In long, solitary trampa. , Watervliet has more harks and drays gulf stream, temperatures of the ocean ! ments -finished - • • *in mother-of-pearl. ----- *— '------- ’ I way from Germany, and wanted money jt impossible to cure them of the”' than any other town of 4|* -ue In the nt different depths, getting specimens . Some marvelous carvings In ivory arc j! and he bad none to send.^ Ho <1^^; and what a cat really desires he state. Thousands are suffering with of animal life in deep water, and the ' shown, and in front of the pagoda are ■। had intended to kill his family Friday generally succeeds in getting sooner J.atne* McKeand. .of Puntiaq. claims to Torpid Liver-the symptoms are hydrographic part cif the survey-of the 1 ehormous elephant tusks, valued at •* night, but he changed his plans lo Sat-, or later. To own one of the most e.tthe oldest Odd Fellow irk the state, Depression of Spirits, Indiges­ const. No admission fee is charged to : $8,000 apiece. There are beautiful I urday night After the family were tractive and most costly pets in the , bi? having joined in 1842. this steamer. ; pieces in silver most elaborately • tion, Constipation, Headache. asleep, about 10 o'clock, he went uut cjtyt ^here thieves aboun<L,-is to live a j ••Peter Piper Picked chased, and a great rice bowl used by and got an ox and returned to do the Hfe of ’constant anxiety and watchful- * THE OHIO STATUE. - a Peek , , of 1’ickted .n Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator [ <>r idliterative non­ I Buddhist priests is worth 82.000. deed He said he killed his wife first noM Only wh>> have kept guard | ” ; , ft was * line ‘h-JT m is a reliable remedy for Liver children uwd ! The collection is rich in gold, sliver by three swinging blows on the left orer a alKl cnn»#hg human lunatic, | sense. that.the ‘ Ln ;L * 1’rtfect, Disorders. It cures thousands can ,practice • and ivory in many strange and beautij ; temple. He-then went info the next ever plotting to escape, can appreciate , adoys they>1>owerf (1U,rill>,.ron . ,, The handsome and artistic statue j fQ| formK There are papier macho room nnd killetl Joseph and Willie. He the vigilance necessary for hi» safety. Painlcs*, Powerful every year; why not try pleMsalH p urga,lvi. propertie p, > *.:4\; will im­ Pleasant Purgative Pellet . . .in front * . of the Ohio- ibuilding iiAi inlaid, with mother of pearl, cui i at. .i Dr. Sanford’s Liver Inyigoraior? placed : struck both boys on the head twice. Re- Yet> in fcpite of w ornamental and } prwwan fw .t that kot,w. tact that wlI1 willb,. bell<rla u*«*ti j the world's fair Is one of tire most in­ rious musical instrument*, fine tapes-! Your Druggist will ^ftipply you. teresting statuary exhibits at the ?r“i!nLt? Lh.C ™!n.80 l**uUful lB thr ffentfo «--re»ture. j Tbi*M* IPei ’dletucun -Rk III br . .b These ’ . etts cure sick heaHrri.e. l ■ tries, interesting photos of Siamese ■ he picked up his year-old baby, held • । ii 1 1 1 1 ’ <*« 1 5 1 it 1 enti ** ' *" ‘ that few who are able to do so can 1 attack*, indigestion. cutK ’ lpathm and all great exposition. At tho top of the scenes and odd pictures of the dragon 1 her in one arm and struck her on the deny themselves tho pleasure of own- ' stomach, liver and ‘ .MORTGAGE SALE. pedestal is a graceful bronze figure mythology of Buddhism. .. top of the head. He then went fo the inrrnraare tiny. sugar-cust>*d pill Default, having b eu mtuhi In the condition* typifying the state of .Ohio, while be­ The prominent feature of the agri- : harp, chmlxjd on to the nfut and ' • —-------------------- :— J aud, a* a laxative, one iuf a certain rnurtjcaxi* made by Arthur D. low her and encircling the pedestal is ■ ... —.—- -------------- n, - - . cultural display Is a pyramid of pre- ; jumpe<l 20 feet to the floor of the pig Hitches ami Sarah D. 11 uglies, hl* wife. Hubert A HAUNTED PALACE. .uun ». Notnwe ...... gri»an*an'l do*H*. C. Btronn. nnd Krnma Strong, bi* wife, of Harry group of her famous sons—Gen. \Sil- [ wrveti fruits, which, reveal wonderfol County. .Mlrhixau. to Walter DfckMMi. of Al­ Ham T. Sherman, ex-President James patience on clow inspection. Here ore : atye, sustaining injuries to the spine gtranra sight* se«n tn the Swedish Boy*l ' old drastic renu'di.-* j Pelletts ate as painh bany, state of New York, dated S-ptcmber 2d. and paralyzing his lower extremities. • ' A. D.. iwc. and recorded In the office of the A. Garfield. Gen. Philip IL Sheridan. aquoahes cut into small pieces, which ■ Nonetnacher told the story of the The Stockholm correspondent of the ln l!,e ''ffdets. Keister of Deed*, for the County of Barry - uid ! Edwin M.- Stanton, secretary of war have been carved into rosea and other i State of Mlchlmu'.',n the 3rd day of October. A. 1 awful tragedy calmly and without the Independent Beige tells this ghost I The irun w —- Van -Dant ­ D. . INS. In Uber JV of MortsMtrs. on page*. 24ii' under Lincoln; Salmon P. Chase. flower form.*. Sweet potatoes have hren i slightest sign of sorrow or regret For ! Cleveland, will buld the and 25. ulilcb *:uu iu hiksrh w-ut duly a**it.'n«-*i United States senator, governor of ent into roses and; crj-atoll ize<l. Ilosc* ■ story: by *ahl Walter Dickson to John A. Ki>tn*rt»«i, Ohio ami chief justice of the United all the feeling shown be might have For a lonjrtime It has been no secret jail foi euo.ooo themselves have lx*cn crystallized and j been describing the killing of a pig. of the C<mutv of Barn’and Stale of .Michloxa. that spirits haunt itbe royal palace in I on t he 2»lh day of September. 1**5. said asMjm- States supreme court, and Gen. Ulysses retain their odor. I Tin* body of Genrgw Krau He ha* always been known aa a kindly, Stockholm. inent having been duly recorded In the office of S. Grant. Of these six world famous YcarsXigo the king be- : Ifort. Huron- Tnewtajj. was ic.ittd jtetr In the Forestry building Siam has a the Register at De*d* of said rtminty of Barry, on the27th dayot February. A. D., IKU ia Liber men Chase alone was not born in Ohio. fine exhibit of native woodn. the chief ; quiet man. but was aubject to fits of caxnc so thoroughly convinced of the Marysville yesterday. despondency. An inquest was held and 3C of Mortirexes op pane 424, on which sai< specimen being ii mammoth piece of Noneraacher was brought here and presence of ghosts that he had the big nwrtgnxe. iu> assigned there I* claimed to be due at tbe time rtf thia notice the sum ot threw teak wood, the largest ever exported/ I placed in jafl. It is very doubtful if he wing most frequented by them torn thousand one hundred elictity iwo dollar*, and down and rebuilt. But the ghosts did It ia 0 feet long. 5 feet nnd 3 inches ' sixty seven ernu and an Attorney’* fee of flfty recovers from hi* Injuries. ■ not disappear when the alteration was dollars provided for ia said mortiRCe. and wide, and 8 inches thick. I made, and they * still carry on their Wlten Eaby was which Is the *r ole amount claimed to be due In the Transportation building are j upon said inoftcaxe. aud no suit or proceed I ne­ WHEAT TAKES A DROP. ; nightly carousals. Some time ago tho at law having been mstlluted to recover the shown the various vehicles used in ; amount secured by said moi t<ugv or any part Danish crown prince and his wife, Siam. Among these an* jhe bullock I thereof. while visiting Stockholm court, lived carriages, the joss chairs used by priests | Now. therefor * by virtue of tbe power of sale contained In said innrtirix**. ana the statute hi C hicago , July 31. — Wheat sold lower in the haunted palace. On the first in carrying idols, the blue chairs for , such case made aud provided, notice Is hereby weddings nnd other ceremonies, the . Saturday than at any time in the his­ night there was an extraordinary Sven that on Saturday, tbe second day of iptember, A. at io o’clock In the fore­ A chamberlain was green chairs for officials, und the 6ev- j tory of ihe Chicago board of trade. Iu manifestation. noon. I shall sell at Public Auction, to tbe high­ 1858 it was quoted as low. but at that lifted from hia bed by invisible hands eral varieties of boats. est bidder, at tUe north front door of the iu Midland The tunic buildingCourt House. In tbe city of Hoslmn, (that lx*The Woman's building has a valuable time the trade in wheat was of little and was laid on a table at the end of a bi* i«ptat'etl ing tho plac* where tbe Circuit Court for the consequence in this city. Saturday bedroom farthest from the bed. On and interesting collection. County ot Barry ft holden) tbe premises de­ -------------4-----------September wheat sold down to «0X, the following morning Prince Johann i y a handsome brick bl<>scribed i nsald morteiuie. (except such part of the said described .premise* ns was Inserted in PROGRESSIVE GRAZIL. union a drop of nearly 3 cents from asked him if he had heard the uproar ......Rapid* On: Thr „ Gnmd said mortxaxe by ecror and which have been i ‘parthe closing price Friday. August in hl* room. On the evening of the same Indor-r- Gov. A'.tgrh heretofore reloaaef! by Quit Claim deed to r*7*T*T>T* Loaiso M EvArt*. the le#al owner ns hereinafter wheat sold to 5fl cents and December to। day Princess Louise wan writing in dunlnx the anarebht* set forth, or so much*:hereof a* may be nee>-*Towering high above the rest of the 8“X- Cash wheat sold around 50 cents, d'room brilliantly lighted. Suddenly ’ &ary to pay tbe amount due upon said mortpuce •ootb The peach crop is m with Interest at efclit percent, and all legal foreign buildings that of the republic and was not wanted even at that figure. r a,woman appeared and began extin- Bend thut the gmwcicost*, together with an attorney fee of !\fty dol­ of Brazil is conspicuous on the fair The demoralization seemed complete. : guishing the lights. Princess Louise, tlw small fruit by hall. lars cove minted forebreeln. the premises being described in said mortgage a* follows grounds as much from it* size as its But a rally was effected through some who is celebrated foy Ijer courage, Commencing at the uonh weat corner ot F. L. Seward OJwun died at Ludluii-va good buying by Armour ± Co. and । tried to Uy bands on the woman, splendid appearance. Blake's lot In tlio village-of Ining. County at in a Barry and State of Michigan, and running from The Brazilian building k of staff, other prominent firms, and there was but the latter vanished as suddenly aa cently as a result of injuries thence emt or la an easterly direction along tho like most of the national builolngs of also considerable spccqlative buying. I she appeared. Prince Christian, the runaway n few days a gonorth line otlnt* heretoR>re>canvered and to the Tin* four Molitor niUHb-i ’ ' '• h.'k^n highway croMlug the race aud ea*t of the Jot or the fair, and is painted white. The win See How Mlaslnnarie* Are Treated. ' e^de5t 5011 Die crown prince, wished land deeded to Effie B>Mwfq. and from said architecture is of the very purest Nkw York. Aug. l.—The United I Ute one nfUrnoon to fetch something still wear their whisker*, and have net je highway In a south raetcriy direction on the French renaissance style, combining States gun-boat Bennington, which ‘ lrom »di“ly-l,ghted room. He left his . been photographed. south line ot the raceway, to Intersect the pond; thence on and along the westerly line of iiMbtt. r«*> elegance with solidity. Laid out In tho was at Brooklyn navy yard, has sailed ,ather Bnd “other, only to return a said pond in a northerly direction to the dan*, form of a Greek cross the building oc­ for the Mcditeranean. Her mission fow CQomentJI Inter rmpty handed, and from thence following tbe center of the Tbornapplo river to a point directly north of cupies an area of one hundred and abroad is to enable her commander to wh white *to Bnd and trembling. He said that ho he the point of starting, and frtna said point south fifty feetjxquare. td She place of beginning, contffintn* ten acre* investigate the charges relating to per- h* had d found the room tilled with strange more or lew. and all on sectloM tbirty-one In Overlooking the broad lagoon, it lies securing American missionaries in Asia flKure8> wl»ich burred his way and town four north, range nine west, excepting midway between the Fisheries and Minor. from the above all stream aud highway* now Upon leaving Europe the mwde threatening gestures. The day lawfully tbereou. Also the undivided one-half Fine Arts buildings, and its graceful of the follow rug. Conuaeiwing al a point Ofty- THE OniOUTATCr-AX THE WORLD'S FAIB. white dome readily attracts the eye Bennington will sail for Montevideo . b*forr ^is departure the Danish crown two feet, six Lnchr* west and tweborud* three Ira .k. .....V Atlantic. * • prince was playing cards with the in the south teat and three Inches north of tbe soot beast from its contrast to the green verdure crown prince of Sweden, when Prince .but became her son by adoption. He of the surrounding trees. The roof is Bxc" S*™"4Wte"’*T *:* 1 '*Gustav, ““’• »urmn» turning wmu white with with few. fear,<utexfirst saw the lightof day in New Hamp­ t-rrarJ^f '‘•taeJth.t.ki.htwra behind Prlhc. shire. Beneath the statue represent­ 4-year-old son of Charles Anderson Fri­ J°K*nn's chair, looking at hi* cards. ing the Buckeye state are the words: day evening started to run arrow the Both princes sprang to their feet and *•!»«• statement in a piper last dencribedpremise* it all tbe premia.**, mill “These are my sons.’’ The designer of street with outstretched arms to meet the giant disappeared. Nobody In the thnt ’in the helrurchj uf the prtvUeceand rights of fl-nrnge.owned by Afmizo this effective Atatue is Levi T. Scho­ S fihr? Wb° W“ eorain*f f,°m "ork. £ Gardner and Frank Campbell and oanvtltnSwedish royal family doubts the pres­ women placed love Iwfore fr:e;»<bhqs ting tbe lata firm, Gardner. UampbaH^dSo . «if field, of Cleveland. After the elose of rhe child was struck by an electric car men placed friendsliip before h'"' ■ . Irving, and that this mortgage I* InU-nAeri (« the fair the statue will be removed to and crushed to death before hi* father’s ence of the ghosta, but the subject of J. P. Rngtra. one of the philosophert « cover the undivided one-half «f all rigtrta <4 Columbus and ptaccd under the dome their appearance is tabooed at court. Southern porch. “Thia .soundsvery preui Baid Gardner, Campbell A Co., together «.hb of thecapitoL but it ia non«n*e just the *aou, ;ke mMJ Man prides himself on his reasoning other pretty thing* that no«y find Waat EnsUah Cook In<. Mmnxaroua Minn.. Jnly Cl—Th. way Into print. Only a ..«■!* fixtures rttereln now standi n* or Ji wafor u>Many British and colonial exhibitors my.teriou. death ot H. J. Hedland, th. powers, but it is doubtful, says a writer aopblcal .pace writer roul'l unxs>r« erected **d placed upon said pveadteas tn-ludon the subject, whether other creatures find fault with the style of cooking in inx both at above descriptions. anarchUt, who waa burned In hi, houxe. putting hla friend, drat and hl« That In drnftlnx said inortxMW the deaftoman the American.restaurants.upon the ex­ nave not tho same faculty in a much has been explained by hh wile. Sh. made an error and lb* follow) ne d-senbed land children raccnd. What kind with mill prtollwtes *ud right <4 flown*, was position grounds. To use the phrase­ would he b. who Would aacrifreln- IMIM eonreMed he burned the houw In ordei Blester degrefl when in connection with Inserted In *«Jd 'nort|p*te by mlotakr. Out the ology of a letter justrcccived, they are their peculiar heeds. There ia little toxar.a trielxlf X»w let me tri. <««• obtain th. n.ioo Inaorance on n. and TUK-WftAZnjAN BUII.DINO. N*ld mortqsKsrs had no title and claim jw tithdoubt but often the same bird comes to thing ale,nt thia .Urine frriity »” toaald premtoM. *ud the Avslgnoe at sa ■ • Just ’•longing for English diet and sixty feet high and is topped by a dome before be could eaeape waa cremated. the same location it frequented the year Wotnen ICre their otfrpr.M tnoriaage chtUas no rights thereto, and eald English cooking." These exhibitors The Grain Supply. before, though it has migrated hun­ turn do, but tnen love their tntitrs have memorialized the British commis­ ninety feet above tho roof, or one hun­ dred and fifty feet in height altogether Wyuiior.,,. Auit. l.-The .Ulbl, dreds of miles during the season. It fervor that surpasses feminine •aid luortK-ge »v error nnd which will not fee sion to apply to the world’s fair ad­ _t!cl and forty feet in diameter nt its base. •uppl, ol grain In tho United Sl.tra rra. offered for **'/• aredewrllietl*- fellow*: Also the undivided one half ol the fo4low’'>r-' ministration so that an English restau­ Four campaniles form useful coigns ol tenlny wax: Wheat W.Mo,000 bunhelK requires judgment to distinguish be­ riou. Son* oUo love thrir pan tween what the bird haa or haa not chan do daughters and will ma»« s commencing »t* *dnt fify-twa teet mk nialiun rant can be opened upon the grounds for west sod twelve rode three feet and I brer. Inch*- the special service of English exhibit­ observation, and a promenade on the Cora. 8,0-22.000 biuhglx; ontx, 1.T02.00C lacriflee* for their sake. rturnini *o as not to take the wrong oath, “You often henref a <.au«ht< rf“™u ors and visitors. Sir Henry Wood has roof is most tastefully arranged with judgment ia the residuum of reason. ; Trr' toldtel.; b.rle, her aged parents into the stre* *, •«*•already applied Lo the ways and means all kinds of shrubs and plants. The USD,000 bushels. "CO. , vui, aa.r.ra. irara ui ... *.nx x-h".. Australian Outlaw* stirring hlato? 7 of Brazil forms the manner ur !x»r’in«tmatur.d oy the Thornapplenvrr; thence ent right nxl-, committee for permiision to establish subject for endless bas-reliefs, paint­ Tbe botorxoyer. of Aeatralla. and It is seldom lnde« t« that a “‘n '•*'*' ' thence south to pbire d heulniitnii. It ■« ♦» an English kltahen. CmCAtto, July 3L-Mra Lvlll. Rod. ings and sculpture in the interior of preaaly uuderMood that till* laat onr own weetera road agent have ob­ a rnle, widows remarry qnl ••“■» . preenlses l« ml tM prwnl*ev. mill pririk** r the pile. 1 here are few exhibits in the ney arrived m ihlArity yesterday from ject. and method, ot bnalnex. lo the wldowera iUd.nl riahta offinw»Re. owned by Alnttzn K. Ga..tn r * „. Izzard -UMla. old man! back from- tmUding. and these chietly of coffee, Golveaton, Tex., having walked the en­ maut ulenUeal. bet the, differ iu minor liege lord brf.'ra ba ucoN “ ‘ sad Frank Campbril and cnr.-WutJitx Un- t y.‘ bnt It learner -tick Indrel firm, (temner. damnbril AC .of Irvlnx. >«- the world’s’*fair? Thought you weren't spices aud fancy woods. There are tire distance. l.S4fl miles, for a ja ohn detail, aod In their dtetineMro Nang. ^.‘,r matalso about one hundred and fifty paint­ wager. She leM Galveston May iu. Tbe unfortunate traveler who meet, a wrrow tor i» ii««l ft li;* " •' going. . Bpt-nre plciurevMlm gr4v.-H2 ’B . Bixby—Weil. I changed my mind. ings and pieces of marble statuary wratern road agent l» -held up:" hl. tag eyes tu. Um munirre- o. an A Long Ufe Ende.L You see I waxded some new excuse to 'Die lirurilian government appropri­ IdJco’..,, in.. July 3Q.-At th, Lo^an aapeneaeea with an Anrtralten bnto held nw«t dear while ated six hundred thousand dollara for stand off my creditors for a few week*. ~ootjpoOTfurmn.arthl.cn, Uruud"uhld be practically xlmilar. funeral MW. ‘bn world M ■M Hernon dtod yruerdw u lb. ,n ol white ** w<raId U -bailed np." Jeeted It aa ucnamwil a*”1 «onM "VUe-H h, M, o, the It can an nothing "Uord In lv* j «jt» asd 5 ixKEtha. * Naw .-caiiDd he would be "stuck *n.” dnluk ao.”-st- Uari* blobe-Dcnu- Michigan Central ,2k=re - - i Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. ISsM | > gal ft Why Suffer ? When you can be Cured si �Hastings Banner SHKRfFF'd 8ALB. K Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of a That to haw perfect health you mast have pure Mood, and the best way to have pure bipod Is to take Hood'a Sarsaparilla, the l> -*t blood pur­ ifier and strength builder. It exp-la all taint Eerope. a man who begin, aa a Some of tho Quoor Productions of scrofula, salt riteuin and all other humors, w R. COOK. LocaI Editor. lands and tenement! cf Homy L. Newton, and at tbe same time bnilds up the whole sys­ ties, Sent to tho Patent Office. In tiie Countv of Barry, and In favor of tbe tem and gives nerve and strength. *Le??.r!’ W“hine pouvw. uil Can’nd City Soap Company. Ground has been broken for the Middle­ I did on the Tin day of June, A. D., WtO. levv ville creamery. Hood’s Pills may be Had hy mail forme, of C. upou and sleze and take all the right title and them that they might hare laika from I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass.______________ Interest of the said defendant,JlemT h^eJL’ ton, in and to the following r,c3J.*t Root Brer. Milk Shake and jwaren, anil making saisa aalad herb, as LT — nortw m tote situated In the County of Barry, and State tree from soil m if they grew in air, I CivUtaod World. U«-offer one Hundred dollars reward “ '■i J® tribute in mon_ ------' “rheundivhie<l one-half of lota No four hundred for any case <»t catarrh that cannot be and forty-six. four hundred and forty seven, ° W k™5 COOlt ^UBt olx>ve kim, and ' There are queer people in this world, four hundred god seventy-six and foar hundred cured by catarrh cure. cure. „ ’“ j Hall'ss catarrh when when he he has has learned all that man ’ J Among the queerest are some of the and seventy-seven also loLsone, two, three and four of block twjnty, also Iota one. two. three, ___av^ & larger sum biventors who flood the patent office and four of block twenty-one Mso }«<•<>»•. »•’• man's superior, and so on vrit11 their severely queer designs. three and four of block twenty-eight also lew , ICE CREAM, CON­ one. two. three and four of block thirteen “ aw«udwfcui nutmng “Yes,” said an official recently, “we eastern addition of tbe city of Hastings. Barry V am* any thing’ In the line trnn-nctions and financially able to earn­ remains to learn, and ho has spent see multitudes of ‘cranks' at this buildt’ouutv, Michigan. Also lots number twelve far more than his wages, ami some- ; “K. and our chief amusement is to hundred and twenty-five and twdve hundred out any obligations ntifile by their firm. ’ and twenty-six also the north twenty seven feet W. st A- Truax, Wholesale Druggists, thing like tlgit which a liberal educa- rea(^ the specifications of ambitious Head for of lot four hundred and eighty and all that . In io, U. tlori costs. Bat. says a writer in liar- but erratic inventors, who clamor for Icocrlpllva piece of land bounded on tbe north by Thom it- i n ... : .. • Hiucr m rearpamphlet. street oo tbe jest uy Jefferson street on the Haldlne. Ktnr.n * Marvla. Wbole..:,', when he ba» reached UrnlL -a--------------------------grant of patent There is the airsouth bf Thorn apple river on the oast by’Michi­ DrutgisUi. Toledo. (). . point he has mastered all points; he 8hiP ‘crank.’ with a quiet notion in his Dr. WILLIAMS' gan A v«., except a piece oftind four rods east Hail's Catarrh Cure Is t.ik' t.............. . aud west by six rods aud south being, the ii InteninUy. ' knows perfectly how tn cut. carve, head that he.is he. is to be seme some day s a pub pub-­ • MEDICINE C(L, north ninety-nine feetnorth of lot two hundred and a<“ing din-rtty upon thfi blood and- mm-.ois truss, lard, rofiot, boiLbake, fry. broil* i benefactor, but who really knows Schenectady, N.Y. thirty-three also commencing twenty-two feet surface* i»f the system.' Price, 75ct-. pvt i and knows, moreover, all about sauces^ 1 *ax “ much -----------west of tbe north east corner of lot »ve hun­ about aerostation as a jack­ 6 for 3-i.5O. and Brockville, Ont. dred and eighty two for a place imttlv. bold by all drugg.sts. Tustinwni-i of beginning Next—to--mini in-------------oddities—of Houp:,. pastries, sweets and fancy djsh- . rabbit. --------- ------r — thence south elghty-elght feet thenee west ca. He expects to practice, no one of thought is the fire-escape dreamer, twenty feet thence north elghtv-elght feet thence east twenty feet to place of beglnnlnx. nN Jr SMITH these branches himself with Ida own ~ “U his ladders, "pulleys ’’ with aud.................. cables.’' Also commencing twenty two feet west of the nands; he has, ov so iu to say, say, untierstucties understudies 1 ' I'pon investigation in the record -------r>. •••south east corner of lot five hundred and eighty NEIGHBORING CO'J MTlES two thence west twenty feet thence north fortyin them all. or representatives; he him- 1 fooni 1 discovered drawings of the latWoo tl land. Mich. fuur feet thence east twenty feet thence south aelf is like the render of the Score and est Patont« piled on u low shelf. Upon forty four feet to place ot beginning. All of The annual camp meeting at Eaton Rap­ the director of a grand orchestra. ' Perusal the first device of a peculiar which I shall expose for sale and sell at public C. G. Nichols. ids this year was one uf the must success­ auction or vendue to the highest bidder at the . Nor is this all he must know; usual- paturo discovered. The invention north front door of the ooart bpoae in the eita ful in its history. Over ;t,000 people were ly he has made himself able to speak in question wos an improved method of Hastings, tn said county of Barry on the 9th ------- — .......TV,. uuiu lOSpCUK i.E a nichols on the ground.- the first Sunday. day of September. A. D.. I8W. at one o'clock in Fw>nAi> — - . and. „ ... of exterminating mosquitoes, for which tYench. n German.---Spanish English. the afternoon of that day Lawton people on favorable 'night* ran He has some knowledge of tho arts; ho a Texan was given letters patent. This Dated at tile city of Hastings this 28th day of Hastings City Bank. Hastings, see th" fire works on the world’s fair CURED or NO P a Y for services. July. A. D., 1893. „ WV,TT is a chemist, a modeler, a colorist, winged messengers of bliss probably t. „ IT MCK.KV1TT. M.-ir Wnttriii gusruiinr to pentuuienUy cure all JAS. H. grounds. . more or less of an artist, a designer, a made themselves obnoxious to the kii-ds df Rupture-i.f l-oih sexes. Nb pain; no Sheriff of said County. openirlou; no dftetitl'.n from bmduesa. For '. T.Colgkovk. {•rotuptly attended to. patentee and ho determined to anni ­ Mrs. Delos Hoard came very near being man of taste, and necessarily of more lull information and Illustrated pamphlet con­ Atx ’ y for Plaintiff. Loyal K. Knappeu. run over bj the pay car last Thur-day. or lew readihg. He must know some­ hilate the whole species. His inven­ taining Michigan references (free), address ■ Db. H W. Mxbsh. One of her small children was about to thing of natural history, the seasons tion is a queer and complicated inter­ Arthur C. Denison. ' THE O. E. MILLER OO., 102. 104. ICO Michcross the track in front ot the engine, and of game, the products pf far countries, mixture of screens, gauze and whirring or i;T KNAPPES & DBNlriON. lean Ave*. Detroit. Mich.____________ ___________ Detroit «she hastened over across tlq- track lo meet the state of the markets, and must be mechanism, into which the little buxxand turn the child back, when the englui- acquainted with the events of the day, ingsongsters are drawn and effectual­ Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,. lid Grund Rapid*. Michigan. caught und carried away a part of hcr'dtv.-s to which he is often obliged to adapt ly annihilated. Grind Rapids. skirt. It was a close call.—Goblevlllv the names of his dishes. He mpst bo Another inventive genius from the KIRK. M. D­ ii in hi THADS MARK ■—-»-■ an economist, too. allowing no waste west solicited a patent for a fruit- * Largest stock i '. -ielaii and Surgfon. by his subordinates, and in order to do pickcr. This instrument is a very Wayland has a niw town pump. ■ -sings, • - Mich ml-th stu-ndedday or night. Ofaffair, resembling lately everything this he must know the exact amounts modest-looking S*<me vandals have broken the colored »ii. A< d - lHK»t :ui<l shoe store Write tor prices required in everything; and then he somewhat one-half of a pair of shears. glass windows iu the St. Mark's church at A small ring fits over tho fore-finger of must know all that can l>e done with Paw Paw aud the doors have been smash­ whole story of the operator, and brings at right angles Attorney al law. 1 ed. the organ' tampered with and other sugar and ice, and . a cutting edge or blade. The fruit to wine*. . Hastings. Mich, shameful acts Indulged in. be cut is held in the left hand, and by fit mutts of thl’ .-late. Col­ Montcalm eountv claims to be the HORNS AN J MILK. grasping the stem in a certain manner ly. jitti-ndcd to. -POSITIVELY CURES‘ leader in potato raising, having last year with the right hand and giving a quick an average yield of 225 bushels per acre, . jr C._l’. LATHROP, twist either the aforesaid fruit or the HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS und In some instanws as high as 450 bushnni-pnthic Physicians and The removal «-r suppression of the thumb will be severed. The inventor 1-L per acre. At h ast 230,978 bush. PR0STRT10N, Surgeons horns of cows increases the supply of in this case seemed to overlook the ; - r.. -------. v and country promptly at- were shipped wi|l.in the season, .it an av. -‘; mlltr. itTi.l th.. a • ”• i-...* —. fact that the greatest varieties of rage price of 511 cents, making a total of1 ™ fattens better; American fruits do not grow on bushes • the fact is a strange onb. says the Ros,508 34 received from this'erop alone. within 1-nnM. fi.aUnJ u.» «*»'• R- N- MldillfWu. pastor M. E. church, within reach of the hand, and lust, Springs. Mich., itays: Sleep and rest ton Globe, but th,cra is no doubt about IL M. !>.. While 5. I’. Poo! ami. wife of __ .. f it. The horns arc uot of much use. und. but not least, the welfare of the per­ w ere strangers to me after pre-aching till I used Bailie Phy sician mid Surgeon. Adlronda'’ Now I sleep soundly and awalte Creek were at Chicago some enemy pull, d - Mteh. on the Other bund, are often the cause son handling his useful little implo­ refreshed, and I can heartily recommend it. every growing vegetable in their fine ment has to be respected. Prepared by WHEELER and FULLER •It-ncr. one uiock east of depot. j of accidents. garden. CO . Cedar Springs. Mich. * A little way down in the file is a pe­ MEDICINE | 'L'he removal of the horns of young <•. ii. barbeW-J SOLD BY -i --------------------------? v... . cuH ®r looking machine, patented by a anunnls wUs recommen'.leU years ago ’hrneiatG and Surgeons. by a distinguished veterinary surgeon. Michigander and used by- said gentleDr. Carter’s Kidney A Backache ■ \ ur county responded to with and Neumann Ncumqnn demonstrated that cons. cows man in lifting pans from stoves. The und Is a compound of valuable herbs that ; without horns were fatter and gave nPParatus embodies such a complicated j It Acknowledges no Superior. ... than others. ~ ( mass of levers, screwsand other similar stimulate the Kidneys to action, clearing -------more milk ■ HELDON. fie saw four Dutch cows without - devices of mechanism that it is safe to act anti Real Estate Office. the passages net.veen the kidneys net Block, Hasangs. say his panlifter will never find popular in ou Kral Entitle Bra! Estate and bladder, which become stopped up ; horns give from eighteen to nineteen ■. favor in the American kitchen. n. General ron revancing. and cause settlings like brick dual, aud if quarts of milk a day -although on in- i For the past six months a car-coup­ HASTINGS, MICH. et of Abstract Books, corn different pastures. ‘ whereas others of rdn. can (nraistt complete not remover! will lead to Dropsy. Diabetes, the same breed, but with horns, only ling epidemic has spread itself and r. F. BROOKS. Clerk. or Bright's Disease, it regulates the four gave twelve to fifteen quarts, in spite permeated every state in the union. M. D-. Important organa of the body, the stom­ of the fact that they bad the advantage The epidemic is a mania for all classes ach. liver, kidneys and bowels. Keep of excellent grazing land. American to invent car-couplers and get patent astings ity ank them healthy you need never fear dis­ breeders have made experiments grants therefor. UudliKS, . • Mleki The larger portion of these couplers which amply confirm the statements ease. I’Hye 40 cents a package. nuule alJove. I ■ - j, are so complicatednnd useless that the Carter’s Kidney jt Backache Ten will cure Sdt Headache aad relieve *U the troabtea tncf« T^IL S7 5,000.00. Those in favor of the removal of ' anxious patentees will never receive that sick, tired feeling with a bad taste In-; thA horns do not in the least intend to . an iota of good frnm their inventions. SURPLUS *12.000.00. A certain individual from the Emthe mouth morningL . ' ■ • countenance any act of cruelty; the j.' Incorporated under the laws of tbe State of Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea will cure ! removal would be effected in a sim­ pirc state named Collins applied for a Michigan. grant on a wickless lamp. The latter sick headache, constipation, dizziness, and ple and easy manner, by destroying \ttomev al Law the tissue or root of the horn, as soon . was tested and an explosion followed. Open for business Dec. 15.1896. pain in the back. as there was the slightest sign of hard­ ! The lamp nnd application went to officers: Eetdacha. yet Cartcr'a Lit Ho Liver PlUfl xr« Carter's Kidney A Backache Tea puri­ ' pieces together. ening on the forehead of the young equally valuable Ln ConaUpatlon. curing and pre­ 3. G. Robinson,President; , But the queerest of queer departures fies the .blood, aud regulates the bowci-. venting thia annoying complaint,while they aleo “th^'wlthoal entering into .ny <tl»: i»tl'i»enlightene<l «e'U that iaken by Chester Messer, Vice. Free. cirrect all disorders of thestomachstimulate the Carter's Kidney it Backache Tea h a sure at Law, liver and raguluo ngulMs the bowels. boweJa. Eroa Xvaatft II they caly D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. Goodv>-:.r A Co.'s store.) and positive cure for backache and In- enHlononthl. b.nU. .imply note the I •» ecoentrie re«..lenl of Ohio, who In­ mnscTOBs: ; rented an equally eccentric boat on courtsof the State. Collection! ilamatioli of the kidneys, and bladder. fact that the removal of the horns in­ . eccentric ideas. The boat was to be 1). W. Reynolds. tenfilnfrtb. , creases the supply of milk. D. G. Robinson. R. B. Messer. Sold only by W. H. Goodyear. ' so constructed as to roll over the wa­ EKMAN. Homapathic PhyAlthough strange at first sight, it John Carreth, Chester Messer. ters in the fashion of a log or wheel. icl^n and Surgeon, does not appear so extraordinary upon , P. T. Colgrove. •This strange craft was to be propelled er Lathrop's drug store.) consideration. 11 is known by expert- { who oaco try than will find three lltUo pill* nloHa* the only xarlngb department in Barry I by the wind striking on suitable abla in »o many w»t« that they win not be wll- Countv and pays 4 per cent Interesttn on all time Kalamazoo is to have a uew mile track. ence that the removal of an organ ■ I blades standing out from the radii . ESTATE AND COLLECT­ Ung to do without them. But after aUalck bead which has no utility leads to beneficial ING OFFICE OF of the hull. The Ohioan failed to Nancy Hanks trotted her first beat this results in other ways. Palmerton 4 Smith. state in his specifications how the season at Detroit. Woodland, Mich. crew of the boat would dispose of THE OFFICE OF SPEECH. . Over one hundred and fifty performers J. M. Smith. themselves during the revolutions of la the bans of *o many Uvea that here fa wbaN I'ubHc. Justice of the Peace. have joined the i:30 list. we make our great boaat. Om ptUacurelt white the body on the surface of the deep, A fast walking road horse Is worth a and the examiners sent his application third more than a alow walker equally as The possession of the marvelous and higher than a balloon. good in every other respect. intricate faculty of articulate speech, Then comes along a certain man purgR. blit by tbnlr Rontlasctioa plreiei nrethwu. Ia viala st 3S rente; five for* The Grand Rapids" Driving. Club are says, a writer in Godey's, seems no named Knox, a bona fide citizen of a CIKQMLrtTION • tnaklug great preparations for their races more miraculous to the unthinking southern state, who has not apparently carter arroicfNe co.. n«w yohg week, 75 quire?. this year. The stakes and purses aggre­ than do the eternal varieties of eating, profited by the example of the Ameri­ ALL PI! L. SMALL DOSE, SMALL PWCE drinking and sleeping. Yet the for­ can who tried to catch sunshine some gate in value 8'35,000. rafter, changes for advertisements mer is arbitrary and conventional, ‘the years ago. This modern mortal has Col. Dickey, owned at Marshall, was reach this office Tuesdays at latest to invention of men—perhaps not con­ constructed a conundrum which he ■ -ur.- insertion in the issue of the week fourth In the 3:58 race at Pittsburg, lust fined to him, if Prof. Garner of monkey alleges will effectually capture the Friday. Silver Star wou in three straight ' z ------AND-----speech fame is to be believed—while heat from old Sol. and retain the same heats. Best tliiie,.2:10j<. . the latter arc natural, absolutely com­ fob later use. This philosophical won­ Mason Nutwood, tbe phenomenal 2 year many truthful testlm ratal* In behalf of old. owned by Coe A Hawley, of Mason, is mon, and the sine qua non of existence. der Is in the hands of the originator'! - -Sir- itmrllla prove that Hood's Cures, The office of speech—the celebrated attorney, and has not as yet made in training on tile Lansing track, hud has French diplomat to the contrary not­ its appearance in the interior depart­ • hen *1! others tall. Try it now. made a full mile in 2:25J<withstanding—is to convey thought ment, where it will be practically Tom Exum, owned by 0. A. Douglas & How Important then, that this vehicle tested, und then, in all probability, It ■•ViukDw-s Soothing Syrup baa been used Bro., of Battle Creek, after a week's work of thought transference, this common will find a deep grave under the de­ 1 :<Irr:i teething. !: soocha the child, soft­ at Saginaw paced his first heat in 2:18. carrier of ideas, this carriage laden partment foundations. — las. allays nil pain, cures wind colic. »"st remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty- He is entered for the August races at Grand with the most delicate and felusive of Another late application* is that of 4 bottle. Sold by all druggists Rapids. burdens, nothing less than the very es­ James Geary, who claims he can capture it the world. Will Knickerliocker’s Dunbar, by Olmeda' sence of the soul—perishable freight, and store atmospheric electricity dur­ Allowing is said to be a sure relief Wilkes, dam by Tremont, Is coining fast. indeed—should be carefully watched ing a thunder storm for home con­ Gives all the news of Town. County and State, and as much National oping cough:—Steep unhulled oats It Is reported that he went a quarter in 30 and developed to its hi-hest and best sumption. _________________ news as any other paper of its class. capacity. -tnuig decoction nnd let ,the little suf­ seconds on the Springport track. An English Infection. Tho comparative ca.-e with which the - drink freely of it whenever thirsty All England is playing golf, the average individual may be taught to ik*'1j to coush. Its action Is like express the thoughts of himself or oth­ game having assumed the proportions A. -in auxiliary to the above give ong decoctidn of red clover blossoms ' Some think that Cariyie,>while living the ers in an intelligent, intelligible, even of a popular craze. The tennis courts life of a student, waa all tho while dying to pleasing fashion, makes it seem almost are empty and the nets sagging from bo something much more active. It Is ex­ criminal to neglect such a vast possible want of attention, while the golf links ite Annual Excuntloa lo Petoskey. are everywhere nnd in constant de­ •’•-■lay, Aug. 20th. the Detroit. Lan- tremely likely that there were momenta in addition to the general good. hla life when bo would even have enlisted, In none of the arts—for reading is mand. Men, women and children play '-• Northern R. R.. in connection with The ■>. ■•ale I fine”—Chicago & West Mlch- bad a recruiting sergeant been at hand to not only an art, but the noblest of golf and play it ceaselessly. lly.—will run their annual low rate rake advantage ot his mood. But upon the them all—does general information, “links” are on every side, in the public Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, nnd gives all the general news whole, we may doubt if he would have done parks, on private grounds, u( school of the:United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign •r<1011 to Petoskey. Rale from Woodbetter for himaelf in any other tphero than education and intelligence count for so and club courses—wherever a stretch ‘ will be 81.00 for roundi trip, tickets lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY-, _ ______ ;_________ that he chose and to which he devoted much. of turf may be utilized a golf club ”> t" return on any regular train 'until CIRCLE" and “ OL ’ R YOUNG FOLKS." Its “HOME AND SO­ 7th. inclusive. Special train will himself so thoroughly. springs into existence and secures it There was no lack of energy in his career, There was a woman of dignified bear- As yet America doe?j not share this en­ CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Woodbury at 12:111 p. in., stopping at though objectively it was not apparent. J Rapids for dinner, and Traverse The occasional growl which he vents against irw Bd apparent inteUiganoe .landing thusiasm. the golfers in this country Its general political nci\s. editoralsand discussions are comprehensive, at a post-box th. other day. ^ay. tho acing comparatively few. but the brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL" department has no for .-upper, and arriving at Petoskey the literary life must not bo taken too Herl I’- p. m. Baggage will be checked ously. They merely mark tho diacoubent Sew York World. She dropped In aer- ware of English infection may be superior in fhe country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized ■ "gli to any station north of Baldwin. of the natural man with the station of oral letters and gnred hesitatingly at a authority in oil parts of the land. : section for Manl-tte Is mode at Man­ which he fancire he lias long ago exhausted small package which she held. She XOriCBFOR HEARING CLAIMS. Grossing, at Thompsonville for all the pleasures. glanced about lor assistance in her . 'tikiort. at Traverse City for adjacent Ab a corrective to Carlyle on this point. problem, and her eyes lit. upon a A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal •rt-. and at Williamsburg for Elk Rap- Ernest Renan may be mentioned. In his llceman. -I P*"^- ,h“ ’I......... a ................................... - -. ' --- and “THE BANNER" for one year This will be your best opportunity ••Recoriecttona” he is almost aupcHaiive in mH. sweetly, holding the package np »tx itionrh* iroiirfiiatdni" n»re .11-o.e I '<>r«-f-d‘ year to visit the Northern Michigan praise of the scholar s life. He would not for hla Inspection, -but do ybn <!.»-. to prrM-nt Hub t-lxttu*- h^uI’ *i Hi" •miry at a very small expense, and en- vary bis career if he were called upon to that there are enough stamps on thia ..i jtuir.uinwm .«»’ •**»ria.l»te»»J«i.1« r.»m»t>. ’■ you to see'the splendid scenery along live it again. Yet even in him tho instinct to cprrv it?" And-aueh is the cMral“N. Y. Weekly Tribune," regular price per year $1.00. Hue of the West Michigan Ry. of energy at the back of all of us led him ron, attitude ol man toward perplexed t-,r •-’tan lv>d|.m a s!lo*»nee, n Gko. DeHaven, G. P. A. to exprem the hope that he might die a woman that the pollcemaa said, quick; vigorous death-be shot or knocked promptly. Williout making wen an atOUR COUNTY on tho head. . , Subscriptions may begin at any time. “Life must."_we are told, "be active and Lmpt to weigh the package in hl. TTj. -Oi-m ahnro there’, enough, •'■shvillc has a base ball game this week vlgormu, .■!■» d«*th b prefaabl, to IL Address all orders to It bwholLmne coutweL The Buddbhl 'ma'am.” Her doubts banUhed by thi, Mlweeu the fat men and the lean men of ABM.-TnOMO. the village. The game last week between ,bo Km.tua.ly extihgubh- hb Ktlrltb. " statement, the lady dropped her bun­ Judge ol Probate. the married and single men resulted in a not at all admirable to ua—All tho 1 ear gle and wyut bO ll« W»» Round. ‘Iclory for the latter. Thursday, Aug. 3, 1,893. port and broke eleven dozen eggs which were in the buggy. * TO BE A CHEF. CRANKY INVENTORS. VWard Stratton of Middleville cut off a portion of hh thumb while running a press in the ••Sun" office. DRINK IGE. GREflM SODA. SS2Z±.“.^jrr.'- Nerve Tonic Blood Builder citrStw’“n°th"and_ _ _ _ u SIN ESS CARLS. Rupture W^REID GLASS ADIRONDA Wheeler's/^ ALWAYS SMOKE 1147 UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS? THE BEST W. H. GOODYEAR. , HASTiNGS. a Cent Cigar T , In The Market J. MILLARD, !H CURE C B , SICK Head ACHE HASTINGS BANNERj and New York Tribune, OCAL NEWS. TOUR FAVORITE. H0F1E NEWJPAPER Ths Isiiiag ONE YEAR Fiaily Pw ol tho Coitoi SUUs FOR $1.10 ONLY THE BAWER Your Home would be incomplete without it. TheNewYork Weekly Tribune FOR ONLY $1.10, We furnish both papers for IN ADVANCE. - - $1.10 �I ORKMOUTTINa SCHOOL LACK OF GOOD MANNERS. THK FAKIR SKIPFKD. : He Didn't Elite Monday .riernoon tbe festive tsk'r In- , gaded the quiet of our street .ndireItewJ the denre mouoMy ol deu1oer.,|e «ll£~ th.t hu borered over the clU for 5 Ome W Forklnx bl> ■' "*«“ J’*'1/ Olown pl.ro! ■ b.n)J loud dzo«n out a few little rrror. In W. -ebl . ' Cured voice.as quite a crowd... ’J As soon had been at- TURNING PELTS INTO LEATHER. Very few people have any idea of the number uf different animals which contribute their skina for the adorn­ ment of pocketbooks, purses, etc. and make up the large number of oddsand ends which people find so useful. Monkeys, pigs, goats,- snakes, lizards, alligators, sheep, calves, flsh, seals and even birds, all contribute. The great majority of these skins are imported* The one thing of importance in leather for fancy leather goods is tbe grain, says the Trunk and Leather Review, which influences the price to a very great extent. The number and varie­ ty of grains is large, and the different more American. In the crowded stores leathers are classified when received >he bump« directly into another woman according, to the size of the grain un­ and treads upon her toes without a der these several headings—fish, Mo­ tinge of her conscience or a passing rocco, groe grain, Levant, Turkey, “beg pardon." As rude as are New monkey, pig and seal. These grains York men in crowds, their rudeness ia are all’ different sizes, the monkeyebe­ n0^ compared for a moment wltA ing the largest although tho pig and that of the women toward each other, seal are very pronounced. The flsh York shopping wnman not grain is the smallest of all. Besides these leathers there are a great many impolitely J ** -* .t th. woman wearing » new drera .nd bu,np« into imitations made—buffing, which is a Uw next woman without th. u.ual «t- split cowhide, and a skiver, which is case for pardon, * but * she- also - *talks *to split sheepskin. But these can be easthe salesgirl as she would talk to a Uy told, as what is called hand grain servant, seldom failing to remind her is the natural grain of the skin touched that’the boundary between their sta­ by hand, whereas the ordinary imita­ tions are embossed by machine. Sev­ tions is broad and impassable. It is for these reasons that the New eral othfr grains made by machinery York man, going to or returning from on skiver or buffing are called boarded, business, thinks he is not ungallant being made by a brass tool which when he sits and reads the newspaper gives fine straight lines close togeth­ while the shopping woman "supports er; the others showing wavy effects herself and two bundles by a conven­ or water lines on the skin and dice ient leather strap. Here it is one of tho grain. most uncommon sights to see a man 'The most expensive leather sells for Offer his seat in the car to a woman. from 3100 to 3110 per dozen skfaap. This A stranger in town is identified by his is the genuine Russian leather, which courtesy to women. Men from other has of late temporarily lost popularity. cities have remarked this, and the New It is in gros-grain. Levant goatskins Yorker says if he gave up his seat to a seH for SCO a dozen skins. Seal sells at lady she’d probably forget to thank from' 830 to 850 a dozen, and pig skins him, and the other men would stare at are sold by the skin at 8C.50 or 87 each. him as a fellow who was breaking a Monkey skina are cheaper, selling at good rule. Not mkny of those who S3 per skin, but these latter are hard have grieved at the so-called rudeness to procure at any price. They are of the native male toward the female macle up by only one or * two manufac­ know how thoroughly rude the native turers that we know of-in America females are to each other, and it re­ into the finest grade of leather novel­ quires a shopping carnival to bring ties of the imported skins. With the this rudeness to publid notice. exception of the sealskins, which are tanned in England, nearly all these AN INVETERATE MATCHMAKER. skins are tanned in Germany, although ' sheepskins are tanned in France. : A very ingenious imitation of. Rus. , , , >[ sum sian leather nas has been oeen maae jnade oi of can calfskin. skid, A paragraph lx going round the p.- . wlth oU „( Hrch. It |, » pra which state, that_ Emperor W 1counterfeit; tor the rcaron bam haa telegraphed particularly > th.t the color I* exactly ’th? wne. and hearty congratulation, on th. botrottal ,h(. ode, „„ch ro. ot the duke ot \ork, loaraneh a. hlC 1>fu pu„i|ng the untutored buyer. majo«y had alway. expre»«la .trong Tto^„wc„r, de.trora the falra odor whh that the duke xhould marry the ^trati-.n Thc Princes, tlctoria ot Teak ••Thl.,' iroporUat lhtoR „„w, .„a the late.t. 2™ i' is to to nave hare inc the wswier leather novciwcn noyeltle. wnicn which . “,,” , ° 2L* “ . ‘**1-. -VI?-. , , .1 Pnll r. 11 x. n r. > \ “that th«> «*mrv»r«tr 1 women carry to iuoten tncir iutni tin* Rml-ret. . __ r j[onM ., ,lMth ..in. the Pall Mall Budget, that the emperor Mlor The ,5 „.... h)ch j wnji tz itiAT.en , . , . , was TOFt* very nflAlrririx desirous tnnt that a match *nmelzi should :! era to this country used to send sam­ ’"n'TT” PMd°fc I P<« o, nraraer, ples of. feathers to Germany and else­ 2. . tei°' -’■•’"■‘5“' । trhr-re to mzlr-h. ' ’ ' . so as to strike thc ex­ sister of the German empress, and the I actt color. co]or Now y„.. silk, cotton. stuffs, duke of York: and he was much ah-J . . .. ’ 1 plush, etc., are sent instead. Lizard noyed that his project met with no en-' > skins come largely from Borneo, as couragemcnt from her English rela­ t well as Germany. tives.” The emperor, who is an inveterate HAMILTON’S THIRTEEN TREES. matchmaker, has lately been endeavor­ ing to negotiate a marriage between Princess Feodore and the prince of It ia an odd fact that the thirteen Naples; but this has also failed, as it is Alexander Hamilton considered indispensable at the Quiri- trees which nal that the heir to the throne of Italy planted near his country house, the should marry a Roman Catholic. It is Orange, to symbolize the original states hoped that the prince's betrothal to of the union, ami which arc still stand­ Princess Clementine, of Belgium, may ing near the old manor house on Con­ ^yet be arranged. This match waa vent avenue, between One Hundred stopped short two years ago by Vati­ and Forty-Second and Ono Hundred and Forty-Third street*, have kept paca can intrigues. • with the growth of the states which they represent. For instance, says the OBEYING THE LAWS. Now York Recorder, New York state is represented by the largest tree, standing in tho center of the group. The editor of the Sissons Mascot la a Close to it stands the next largest, rep­ deputy fish and game commissioner. resenting the state of Pennsylvania. He wears the badge of his office out­ Rhode Island is represented by tho side his coat and hardly a week goes smallest tree, which is a mero baby by by that ho does not inveigh, editorial­ the side of tho others, and the crooked ly, against the shooting of game out tree is called South Carolina. It has of season. taken an abrupt turn and grown per­ TM Siskiyous, says the San Francis­ ceptibly out of* the grove; then it co Examiner, are full of deer'now and turned again just as suddenly, and the mountaineers all have guns. Nat- grew up straight. South Carolina was turally pretty much all the time peo­ the first state to secede from the union. ple are coming into the Mascot office Since peace has been restored, how­ with haunches and saddles of wild ever. she has been one of tho most meat, and as each subscriber deposits thrifty and flourishing of the southern his burden he glances at the editor's statea The house Is now used as a badge und says: . Sunday-school room. It was Hamil­ “Here is a hunk of bear meat” ton’s residence at the time of his duel Old Shasta Joe camo down from the with Aaron Burr in Weehawken in mountain the other day and called on 1804. the editor with a contribution. *‘I thought you might be getting tired of bear meat." he said, “so I brung you a piece of buffalo. I struck a whole band of 'em the other side of Whisky Spring, and I knocked over one with eight points." Since this* the editor has been fa­ vored--with_no more l»car meat, but in his lasr issireheacknowledges receipt of sections of hippotainus, casowary, giraffe, walrus and megatherium. They are great on obeying the game laws about Sissons. The annual shopping carnival offers the best opportunity for the observa­ tion and study of the New York wom­ an, her manners, peculiarities and characteristics. Perhaps the feature that would strike ypu first is that she who expects that you will offer her a seat in a stn*t car does not hesitate to paab h ana d elbow you or stumble over traded to the spot, the fak’r commenced puh . . upon ... • mostwfl.lntp Hillierunder I In* - the- n.L.11.. 1.. Wo— .eraera to dilate every thing you XThile M.I sheh—calmly pursues her way sun. arid some things over the sun. He through the throng. Men have no .... ___ .Llr..v Jjtrl nf N -,1'1011111 . • • . ■ coBimeuced by preaching »»rt of a aeiwu _ rights in'■her domain, but if one venand wound up by uarrat.mc h»s thrti nu tun;8 he mVst do <u q{ dod^ . experieures amongJ®1Ing and tacking. The New York worn.1 whore he T ,* treatment of her .fater l.ewn lera ’nerald ro.. eop.Mer.to, ^eordlug fo the Balti- or three and aunoumed that be would nreui h p sermon In ttw eveninc- Evening . came and with It the gentli voice of the | fakir. When the latter got |o the most "chestanUy" part, a couple of ancient specimens of hen- fruit descended appar- , ently from the Heavens1 dkethe manna of. old. and«broke at his feet. Ihe fakir at, ante lost all Interest In Hastings, n e, had a-fuort^nxv for 52.00 on eterj person In H..tlng» Jud .IclnKy -hu h.d OTI; J •umpUun. rouirtia cold., rheumatism. ‘ gout, liver or stomach complaints, and * proposed to stay here a couple of weeks U> foreclose it. But the egga evidently got iu tlietr deadly work and tbe^ fakir ttouk tbe first train south on the C. K. A S. R. R.. Tuesday morning, contenting him­ self with two or throe sales. It was said that the eggs descended from the top of the City Bank building. An official search wiks made of tbe building for the yinthrowers and in a recess was found a coup­ le of gentleman. one a* prominent bus!nea&man, both of whom are above suspiciwi. but unfortunately were In thr building waiting for a gentleman whom they had agreed to meet. It Is now sup­ posed that the eggs have been in transit ever since the recent cyclone in Iowa, and their long journey may account for their etale qualities. .____________ One of Ans. Maynard’s dray teams has the reputation of running away every chance that it gets, and this morning took occasion lo keep up its record. One of his men went to Grant's elevator to see about some coal, and tied the horses just before going Into the building. The man had hardly left when the horses broke away aud ran. They came around by rhe Hast­ ings House and onto Main street with tin* big dray, and when nearly in front of Jos. Rogers’ store collided with Oscar Spencer's buggy, tipping it bottom side up and throwing his horse down. ^Tlie buggy Is a sorry looking wreck. f From here the runaway horses went east at a lively pace. . nd when near the intersection ot Main . nd Jefferson streets some men fried to stop them by waving their hands. This scared the runaways and they started straight for Mudge’s clothing store. In front of the store was another one of Mr. Maynard’s dray teams, and here another collision took place. The second Iray team them started off aud headed straight tor an old gentleman by the name of Larkins. Hying' east* of the city-, wlio was killing in lib-buggy. When tie- ' Arses were close toZliira he struck them across the face wlni his whip ami they stopped. The first runaways rati upon the walk In front of Goodyear’s hardware after the col­ lision with the second djay team and fell down, leaving the dray standing up on one side. Neither one of the teams was in­ jured to speak of. aud the drays not broken badly. One of the horses in tbe first runaway was the one that killed Peter Wibert a few years ago. and runs away on the least prnv ocatlbn. It would be a matter of economy to Ans. and afford greater safety to the people, if he would knock this horse In the head. It was a lucky runaway, and had it occurred on some Saturday someone would probably h^yo been killed. A feast of aood vocal nnd instrumental .music. Organ, violins and cornet at the Presbyterian church morning and evening. Evening subject next Sunday: “Is the •game, worth tbe candle?" . Come to the Y. P. S. C. K. meeting next Sunday evening at 0:210. Miss Florence Scobey will preside. Tho Loyal Legion Band of Hope meets at tbe Presbyterian parsonage next Friday The ladies of the Presbyterian Mission­ ary Society and all others interested nre reminded of the usual meeting on August 9th at tbe parsonage at 3 o'clock. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society connected with the M. E. Church meets In the church.parlors next Wednes­ day afternoon. Let all who can be pres­ ent. Tbe W. M. and U. B. camp meeting held on the Eben Pennock grounds will begin Aug. 19. opening sermon at 8 p. m. It is expected that Btehnp Dillon of the IT. B. church will be present: al$o Rev. A. Worth of the W. M. church. 1. Martin, Chairman. MELLOWED WHISKY. Thirty-six years ago a man named Jones,’who was employed by Frank Lockwood of this town, says a Stam­ ford (Conn.). correspondent of trip New York Hun, was at work on Mr. Lock­ wood's farm, and as a stimulant he ■took out to the lot with him a pint flask of-prime whisky. During the morning Jones took one nip. and. see­ ing his employer coming, he slipped the bottle in a hole in a tree standing near, intending to return -and get it after Mr. Lockwood had gone home. When the opportunity came he was disgusted to find that the tree trunk waa hollow and the bottle had fallen to the bottom and probably broken. Jones related the inddent to Mr.'Lock­ wood sometime , afterward, who laughed at the loss and thought no more about it. Last week during a severe windstorm the old tree, now n rotten stump, waa blown down. Mon­ day Mr. Lockwood went out to haul awny the trunk and waa surprised to flu! his fonn.-r employe's whisky fla-jh safe a»d unbroken. He took out the cork, took one smell. “And, sir." said uc, “though I’ve been a teetotaler for nigh onto fifty years, I never was so tempted to take a taste of whisky in ,lfe ** 1 thcn- ftnt 1 didn't. : J?? tb'’to® “• houre."; when poured out, u ‘I? and color ot oil-- i Emperor William II. has his own im­ perial way of using the telephone, says thb Appeal-Avalanche. Despite mis­ takes caused by the emperor's refusal to name himself at the opening of his conversation, as other people do, he in­ variably introduces his telephoned orders merely with the words: “I com­ mand that," and so forth. As soon as a chief of department hears these words he motions that his subordinates must at once leave the room. The sig­ nificance of this arrangement is sup­ posed to be that the chief is having something of an audience with his majesty, and that it would be pre­ sumptuous for a person not summoned to hear the imperial voice to occupy the room into which its tones are con­ veyed. At the end of the conversation the emperor walks away without say­ ing “goo<J-by," and the chief with whom Te has conversed must listen for five) or six minutes aftcrwarV'to makesdre that the imperial orders have been completed. Then he calls back his assistants and the usual ati qnette is resumed. ,/pt^™ K.w HMupttlro of th. tovettona free tor a tew nraro, SmM Fortt®*. ’’ho «*“« to Jaffrey mor* tt»n on* hundred vrar. MO, utd. UlOTgh w*nxod off M * L * ibhf p.upor, retuea there, loft oo. ^.lut bit of htttory oumaeottd with hta> untold. Thl. poraiblo p*npor loft the ..tot. which h. and hl. wlf. wen- ■sura, raz cu mor. „„ *‘d"£“ mutotod to th* town, nnd part of It . communion rarrloo .till In iv>cg Tho wife heraelf 1* » proof of Ono of Lb. taMt dtomoud. tn the world w*. found not low olnoo In the sondi II »"• ln • ?’"} “om A smell quurU rook WM ,bout the .lx. nnd shape ot an efftf. y (w ta the sand .lorn, th. bank. ofth. Amazon. In Brazil. ™a w» carried borne by a Brazilian peaMnL who»u attracted by ito odd .hope and light weight For MM tirae 11 ln hl* borne with a number of other guoloffb hl. Indimtry. -too* ho purehora. Her lfra»e,U In tho Jnffrey burying ground, mnrkod: .............. ... ... cal specimens, a mere peeing one day In handling It to drop K a atone B>»K. It buret open and lay In helve. on the block. tho hol­ low Interior ttnVJ»e* «J* Uffhjwriffbt to tho atone wra filled with blood-red ennd. In thia tend Uy the diamond a anarkling stone ot tho rarest quality. qq,e .u.ne "*« 1*Ur ""’d *° * diamond merchant and loft the finder exceed­ • : Si -red to th® Memory of violatm. : ting. We cut bwques. tars, cuffs, circular bell ».ktri' blvV ' ’tion'c0{doeve. ete. In two S Ml them ntariy as quick. Wekhal& ,wir!‘ to teach a sjtu-id as qiiieKan* TObMorgan Dress < utttne ed tree with every JHam,,.,, < S-weral hundred ladles w u> r Uons; rartlculm !rce at u„? ’ ’'' L™* £«• or address Mada m k Fkamk <;en?A8?to*‘forMIchlgau and Ohio. Grand KapSuu^^' ingly wealthy.. The Nation’s Chair -­ DOINGS ROCKING CHAIR. II the Americans are1 working themselves to death night and day in the struggle for the Almighty Dollar, they discovered the Rocker and take a vast amount of comfort in them Slxty iwlre w.lklng shoe, for SSe .nd 31.‘45 st the Racket. every day. Thcie is comfort in tin m anyway Fifty pairs walking shoo f«’r «”’i 1.50 worth >1.75 to 33.25 at the Rack­ but there is added comfort if you know that et. Two cases more? just In of our 81.50 you bought them cheap W ’ e have a large shoes, you caunok. match them tor less than 33.00 at the Racket. stock of rockers—in fact too large a stock-aud Eighty pairs of our bankrupt atock of shoes left at about K what they are worth to get rid of them we will sell them at a bar| . -i at the Racket. rworraraofnrwPllllMlriplil.Bp “-in-,gain. 1 If you want a nice Rocker -and a good/ 'bargain at the same time, call soon. Wo .re now In the nurket with new rubber good.- .1 the Bucket. Forty twin, w.lklng .hoe. «t We per p,lr worth free. We to »l.W .1 the U*tt- Wc rell the fraer rtrziblr »ole l«dta , xs.•“! 00' “ We l..v« abound pair, nf tiur F. I tuzkaobt. , TIMEandMONET We have duw on the road a new. lot of kitchen tin ware, the largest the cheapen and best we ever bought for the money at tbe Racket, We still sell copper bottom wash boilers j tor 99c and 81.20 nt the Racket. We want more-eggs at highest market j price. Tiik Racket. A good umbrella for 50c. Better one | 85c at tbe Racket. We are still In the millinery bualneatit when you are In want, let us roakl* your | prices. THE RACKET _________ Between We are still sellihg ladies gauze under­ wear for 10. 15 and 25c at the Racket. The boys who tore down my signs are known. The signs cost me money and time and they can be settled now cheaper than later. ___ I Successor to F. W. Greble. Were got jkinds of Furniture-which we sell cheap. . We have a lot of boys shoes for 31.25 worth 81.75 at the Racket When in want of childrens shoes we ; can save you from 10 to 50 per cent at the Racket , J We have a few pairs of men and b»y» kip boots tocioaeout from bankrupt stock. Good goods at the Racket. They are now sell!ng ribbon very cheap at the Racket. __ _ tl RflH R0QER5 i 111 Wil ou eave time you save money. Yon can save a vast amount of time if you are look­ ing for or any kind of building mater , . , ial, by coming directly to us and not onljvthat. you will save money by buying of us. We are posted iu our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get a living. $1,500 $1,500 WE HA VE JUST PURCHASED $1,500 WORTH That we will close out at the regular Don’t Asscst m ruinihj your vycsightbut have your ey< i ■examined and fit­ ted with glasses by bR. q. W. LOWRY • nf the; g'-'Ofls. Remember that E UER Y PAIR is WARRAX'D ED to be first class in every respect. Call ana examine the goods "while there large assortm it. . ‘:.H.05PORN6<0 SIGN. Th BANKRUPT STORE � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-08-10.pdf fabd92acccaf4dd4df437b44758b0370 PDF Text Text Fi Jtar. i»n> The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar- Hastings Banner ry County. 'y to VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 15 Hastings, mich., AUGUST 10. 1893. US’ *Su urate, ral.h. Jbihf. jsi- F" ves the ker iem A’ay that ■rge i and I bar­ bod F Iastings Banner. Published Thursdays by F you are thinking of doing any BUILDING; or if you want any I H ARDWARE of any kind, call.on me I keep everything usually kept HRST UrtJJ IWbWflRt STORE, And know that I can please vou IIU VAN VALKESUliRWI i save a vast 3 look- mater to ns as. Something That should Be remembered PLAIN We TVeed INTO That article is. scarce and we are willing to sell our shoes at a greatly reduced profit for cash. We can make it pay you to buy of us. Don’t fail to call Is that I don't go thro' the count) y • hen-peck­ ing” the life out of you trying to sell you some­ thing you don’t wantor need, but when you are in want of anything in ' my line such as Lumber Waoons, Bugsies. Plows, Drills, and Spring Tooth Harrows. It will be money in your pocket to give me a call. and see us. ONE PRICE WOOLLEY 6- BRJNSON SHOE DEALERS. WANTED! I will pay Caeli for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING I*. S. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. J. L WILKINS, ag't That wan, that we had a while ago. We’ve been giv­ ing our customers a benefit ever since too in many lines. We’ve just'got settled now in one of the neatest stores in Michigan. OUR NEW 5T!RE Is large, convenient and pleasant and we cordially invite our friends and patrons to call on us in our new location.—First door west of Ira Van Valkenburgh’s, B H. QOObYEflR COOK. Biaoe.. HASTINUti. Xlcn. COUNTY NEWS. Mouth Hastings. The Star school house Is being papered anti treated to £ new coat of paint, pre­ paratory to commencing school which will be the 1st <rf Sept Miss Brown, of jlutland will have the right of way there1 for ten months so- we understand—The lawn social held nt the Star last Friday evening was a grand success, netting us 820— Camp meeting in Pennock's Grove will commence next week. Wednesday Aug. 16, and hold one week—The diphtheria has entirely'disappeared from our Com­ munity—-The tune of the threshing ma­ chine is heard in our midst—Allie, young­ est child of A. Youngs, fell down cellar severely hurting him about the head—Rev. Thompson ami wife visited at E. Pen­ nock's last Friday—Eber Lake is not im • proving as fast as his friends would wish -Mr. and Mrs. Gamble have a aaugbter from Cleveland. Ohio, visiting them— Prayer meeting every Thursday evening —Grant Osgood Is Janitor now. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 1991 Everything In vegetable line Is In a very wilted condition and unless we get rain .*oon no hope for com, beans or late pota­ toes—Dr. A. J. Wright and family are taking in the eights of the World’s fair, at present also Aman Richardson and wife of the Town line are of their .party—L. B. Carpenter Is under treatment at the Sani­ tarian), Battle Creek, for an abscess in bls side, and kidney troubles—Michael Vester and wife returned to attend college at Battle Creek this fall-Mlss Llbble Service went to Lcnewce Co. Tuesday to visit hiy parents—Mr. Rufus Vester and family are preparing to move to Battle Creek in a few weeks—Burt Service and wife will move In with Asa Odell and work his farm—B. Platt of Greenville Is in Carlton—Mrs. Fannie Covert, nee Hartman died Aug. 3rd at the home of her parents of dropsy of the brain, after only o>e weeks illness. Aged 20 years, fl mo, and 29 days. Funeral Friday p. m. In the M. E. church conducted by Rev. Puffer of Hastings. A large concourse of people gathered to sympathize with the young husband and sorrow stricken parents and friends. Ilrtiih Ridge. Wisley Karns has returned home from near Kalamazoo—Daniel Kams has pur, chased a horse and will work bis fathers farm next year—Henry Anders Is on the sick list—O. Kingsbury, of Cloverdale, Is plastering P. R. Karos’ house—C. Anders Is working for George Replogle—Fred Pierce will reside on his farm next year it Is said. Plwuutnt Valley. Whew! How hot—Several of onr citizens attended the Free Methodist Camp-meet­ ing at Sunfield tat Sunday—John Watring lost a fine cow and a young horse last week—Homer Evett Is entertaining his cousin from Battle Creek—Dr. Clark of Litchfield Sundayed with E. D>ckhart—Geo. Wellman the Township drain commissioner of Carlton has built a fine dock at the foot of Harmoney St. on the Pleasant valley canal—If one Is fond of seeing what the ground and nature will produce, they want to call on our gardener E. Lockhart. He has undoubtedly the finest garden of five acres in the stele, with a variety of 45 kinds embracing north­ ern, southern and English as well as sev­ eral specimens of France and German plants. They are all thriving finely. Aug. 5th. he bad the pleasure of picking okra, martynia. ripe tomatoes, com and a cabbage that welgbixl 3 lbs. He would like to correspond with some other thriv­ ing and enterprising gardner. Everything needs rain very much—A numbc.r from this vicinity attended Free Methodist camp meeting at Sunfield Sun­ day—Els^e Marlow spent tat week with her parents—Hayden Myers has gone Into • the horse business—Presiding Elder Camp bell of Hastings held quarterly meeting at the Tamarac church last Saturday arid Sunday—Elder Martin a Wcslyan preach­ er preached last Sunday evening—Bora to Mr. and Mrs. Mary Lepard Aug. 3rd. a boy—Mrs. Myers of Grand Rapids Is stay- , Ing with her son Horace at present—Dan and Frank Myers of Grand Rapids were In the Vicinity over Sunday thev returned on their bicycles on Monday—Sarah Lis­ comb of Hastings Sundayed at home— Warner and Mamie Smith took in the ex ­ cursion to Grand Rapids Sunday—Mato Ballou and best fellow Sundayed with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis—A little child of Jack Watkins of Scbewa eighteen months old drank tly poison last Saturday. Crops are looking pretty, dry for the । want of rain—There will be a social dance at'Smith’s hall. Bowens Mills. Friday night. Aug. 11. 93. All are Invited—Mrs. We can say Jessie Cotton is now regain­ Bort Mathews returned to her* home; Iasi Monday after a weeks' visit at the lake ing health—Dr. Sales is going to build— and friends around here—Miss Cora Wil­ J. D. Townsend now occupies the bouse liams is at work for Mrs. P. Stevens at vacated by Dr. Sayles—Social at Wm. present—Mrs. Henry Ludwig, of Grand Smith’s Wednesday evening of next week, Rapids was the guest of friends around Aug. id. Proceeds pay on house painting. here last week—The Trimmer band play­ It is called a variety social—E. Bevier, of ed for a party at the Wayland boat house Grand Rapids, rnnde a business trip here at Gun Lake last Friday night. All re­ last week—Richard Cotton, of Ohio, has port a very pleasant time—Jap Raymond come to see bls sick brother. Hope Cvoter. supports a new horse and buggy—Miss Mr. and Mrs. L. Chamberlin, from the Alba Potter closed her school in tho Oak Out harvest is being pushed with vigor State Road, spent Friday and Saturday at Grove district last Friday with n school fheir daughter’s, Mrs. Q. Loomis—lajroy picnic. All that attended re|>oit a very —E. IL Smith, the well known book sell­ er and news dealer, of Battle Creek, has Srantz and daughter went to Hastings pleasant time. been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Brinin­ Saturday—Mrs. John Payne returned Cloverdale. stool for a few days—A little girl baby home Monday, after a weeks’ visit at E. B.Duitgal Campbell has been appointed hae Just arrived nt the home of W. J. Payne’s—•Charles McDermot is improving postniastcr under the new administration Fisk—A tent full of campers from Bat­ the looks of his farm by painting the house and the almost universal opinion is that he tle Creek and also one from Kalamo. Ea­ —Mr. Gouldln and wife. ■ of Hastings, is the right man In the right place—We ton county, have been enjoying a few days spent Saturday and Sunday at Gid Wilk­ have a meat market once more conducted camp-out at Dewey’s landing.—Mrs. Slaw- inson’s—Mrs. Anna Wileox visited her by Mr. Uubaugli of Podunk—Mart Bates son and others have been making it rather father last Friday—Mr. W. Aldrich had and Ed Penriot have each built brick ad­ lively for the huckleberries for some time the misfortune to loose a valuable horse ditions to tbeir houses'—There will Im* a past. last week—Hiram Payne, of Kalamajoo. harvest dance at the Mke View house on visited his parents Saturday and Sunday. on the .evening of the llth. Freeport. John Tompkins and wife were at T. CoMMi xk lribx—Comrad Dennis of Several of the world’s fair visitors from the Journal has been mhinformed In re­ Fords in Lacey Saturday aud Sunday— gard to my having said that nil Demo­ The Misses Lulu Seger, Blanche Tuttle, this place returned home Sunday—Miss crats were traitors, for 1 have always en­ and Mabie Newton are visiting at. Battle Maude Sperry, of Sunfield, called wi Free­ deavored to convey the Idea that, although Creek—Mrs. Jack Park and children are port friends one day last week—Passengermistaken, the rank and file of the demo­ visiting her mother in the western part of train No. 1, on the L. & H. ran into an cratic party were honest- in opinion, and the state—Mnry E. Wilcox returned from open switch Saturday morning which I defy gny man to say truthfully that I Hastings Monday—Mr. and Mrs. Edgar caused some hard work to replace the en­ ever made the statement the Journal Tyler, of Vermontville, visited relatives gine on the track—Little Burt Smelker charges. It is true that after a long time here last week—John Hartom and Jessie got his arm badly scalded Saturday even­ 1 have received a small pension, and be­ Quackenbush, of Saginaw, were guests of ing—To S. Geiger and wife—a girl—The cause I complained on account of not re­ John Tasker and wife last week—Aland U. B. people are repairing their church— ceiving back pension from date of reopen­ Wilcox, of tastings, visited her grandpa A band of Turks struck town Monday and ing of claim instead of from date of last here last week—There will lie an ice pitched tbeir tents on the banks of the examination, as I certainly had a right to cream social at Dr. Powers’ next week little Coldwater—The Irving base ball Saturday night to- the M. P. society—The nine are coming to show Freeport how to expect. I have to be Insulted. picnic in Kent's Grove last Saturday was play base ball next Saturday p. m. They an enjoyable affair—Born, to Mr. and Mrs. may get their eye teeth cut'-before they Cloverdale, Mich. ’ get home. . [Never mind friend Barnes. Walt till C. Gould, a girl. Cleveland's rebel pension spies come up Dowling. tlirough this way, and then you will go Mrs. Burt Lawrence was taken violently Henry Gaskill' of Battle Creek was here sick one night last week but at this writing with a good many of tho other deserving on business last week—Grandma Frey Is pensioners—off the rolls—Ed. J is better—A panic seemed to exist In ibis quite poorly—Bom to Mr. and Mrs. F. locality last week among the farmers to Edmonds, a son—United In marriage, get tbeir grain threshed while It was in Please excuse my absence from tbe Edwin Tretchrick to Miss Annie Warner. such a dry and fine condition. Noteless Bannf.b columns for the past month, As We wish them peace and happiness in than three machines were busily engaged the Yankee says. “You know July has. their future life—Orlie VanHorn Is slowly shelling out this seasons product of wheat, been a very busy month for the Grangers”— recovering from his recent attack of severe oats and barley within a radius of IX The harvest of ’03 has gone into history lung difficulty. He is still confined to his miles square—Considerable complaint is which will say “A heavy crop of bay. bed but considered out of danger—Peter made of ravages made by grass hoppers, or wheat, oats, barley and rye have been se­ McGrath of Washington arrived here last army worms, cutting off the oats. Some Al cured In fine condition, although rain week to visit relatives and friends. claim that from X toK of their crop is has fallen during the month at times to the present he Is the gnest of his brother Joseph thus destroyed—A grand matinee on Fri­ depth of 3.59 inches and the mercury in —Mrs. Simpson of Hastings was the gnesl day lltb. is on foot from this place, con­ tlie tbermometor has coquetted around the of Dr. VanHorn and wife last week—K. sisting of horse racing, bicycle and foot ninety mark—The steam whistle from Meeks who has been stopping at J. Tobias’ racing and other sports free to all. Come the threshing machine can be beard In all left last Thursday to visit relatives in and have a good time. Dancing in the directions saying to the weary and tired Traverse City, from there will visit the afternoon and evening—Wm. Montgomery arouse yourself for we start up at fl o’clock World’s fair, then return to his home in drove his horse to Milo Monday, hitching a. m. sharp. The yield Is about an average New York—Dr. Lampman’s family of Has­ her. While going about bls business the and quality A. nd. 1. The weight from tings, and Henry Graves and family of horse slipped her bridle and left Wm. the machine .measures over runs from 7 to Ohio, and Mrs. C. M. Mack and daughter When she arrived home she ran against a 11 bu. on each 100 bu. per machine—’. Miss Cora are camping at the lake this gait post and Into the bam breaking and A. Kammerer sowed last fall I bu. week—A. McManis commenced work on harness and sulky into splinters—While >n of “Jones Winter Fife” variety of wheat Harry Hammond's new granary this week hU return home after threshing several and threshed 28 bu. from the same. It —Dr. Horner and family returned to their Jobs about here. Chas. Bristol with hta will be a popular variety here this fall— home in Lake Odessa last week after mak­ engine, set on fire from sparks therefrom. Mrs. Addison Spauldings’ youngest sister ing a few days visit with Mrs. Homers par­ Burning a fence belonging to Frank RoreZoraldn Woodard of California Is visiting ents—Bom to Mr. and Mrs. David Mann­ beck and some shocks of oats. Had It her a few weeks this summer. Miss ing on the 5tb. a son. been wheat stubble it might have been Woodard went to California from Barry more disastrous—Five months since County 32 years ago. This is her third Mr. Cleveland hae held the reins of Gov­ C. B. Robinson and wlfe'were in Plain­ visit during the time—Prairieville Grange ernment affairs in his hands and no rehail tbeir annual harvest picnic last week well Friday last—Miss Stella Larabee is on HefJn financial affairs is afforded to the at their hall on the bank of Crooked lake, the sick list—W. H. Chase and family are busloess prosperity of the masses who invitations were extended to all outside camping at Wall Lake—E. Cotant of have been his supporters In promoting him the gates to join with them. The program Hickory Corners lias been camping at to the highest office in the sight of the consisted of vocal music and declamation Crooked Lake the past week—Mrs. Dr. American people. Were It the Democratic by the Doster sisters and Miss Mattle Scribner and Mrs. Da venport rusticated party alone who suffered by the present Barber and Instrumental music by the •long the shores of Long Lake last week— crisis of financial affairs we would not Mrs. Cock has been visiting her sister Mrs. • Mills brothers and K. Kenyon all of which complain, but as we all have to taste of was well rendered and appreciated by the Skillman the past week—The “Willing the bitter cup dished up by tlrat party, we audience. There were two subjects for Workers” social netted them 87.00—C. B. Republicans have a perfect right to remon­ discussion one for the gentlemen and one Robinson and C. Hazel drives new buggies strate against taking It In large quaatHta for the ladles. For the gentlemen. “The —Rob Norwood is ont again—Mrs. Hynes ourselves and would prefer to Hee those mistakes on the farm for the year." For Ison the sick list—Mr. Rowley the jeweler who served that party so faithfully in the ladies, “Do you favor the law passed has moved his repairing outfit into E<1 bringing al>oui the present state of affaire Evans building — Wm. VanHorn Is build ­ last winter enfranchising the ladles in Cer­ have all the benefit, there ie hi II—The lee I tain cases?” The first question drew out ing the chimney on the church which is cream social at J. M. CUdwaUader's for the ' quite an animated discussion. Generally 2x4 ft. square and takes over four thousand benefit of the Baptist church last week I admitted during the season wheat should bricks for the same—The assault and bat­ added substantial aid to the amount of ten have been deferred until the 30th. of Sept tery case of Mr. Fuhr and sdn resulted In dollars—A. G. Cortrigbt and family ex­ 2nd.. Haying ought to have been comtnene a tine of 810.00 aud cost to the son—John pect to return from Gull lake Wednesday I cd a fcW days earlier. 3rd.. Too many Moon Lt-repairing bis house—Prof, Gas­ of thia week—Geo. B. Willison lost a vale- I noxious weeds were left to sited In the kill will occupy the Kelley house—Oivllle highway and on the farm to leave as an Burst of Grand'Bapids la visiting bis par­ able young home tat week, also Geo 1 Perrin lout a valuable work horse . urij inheritance to their children. 4th.. Not ents—Mrs. Gleason was’ at the County having the colic. Will Elliot sajs he has selling the crop of wheat of ’93 raised Seat this week—Miss Crosby was at Kal­ under Harrison’.* administration and prices amazoo Munday—Mr. and Mrs. James many cases within the last few days, twmu of which have recovered. but holding for tire good prices promised Hallett were the-gnexts of the Dr. Monday— under Cleveland’s admin istral I on at 48c. Mrs. Moffard has ton*llites—C. F. Moreau per bu. For the ladies the law was read and wife arc enjoying die breexr along____ „,ur ,criIje H by the secretary and the quesrlon was Gull Lake this week—John Besstuer of I the guest of Levi Palmatier uf ItatlM. open for discussion. Only one lady spoke Hastings la camping at Wall Lake—Zellab mid and While then* there we took In in the new court and seemed to be will!’ a hurt feeling by Skillman is visiting friends In Hastings ll)iit«,> ,1 Jail fail an.I — ....la say _ J*^/T house ar, and and .would thax saying the law win, an insult to the intelli­ this week—Lew Williams of Milo was In whol«» county and the city of HastlraX TurMlav looking over his Ills house Loom, to feel proud nt r,u gence of <he ladles of .Michigan to require town Tuesday of such fine building-,—.. itollev that as a qualification they must be able see what repair was neceesaary In order to -----------------Powers has taught a „ village lot of L c. to read the constitution of one section secure a tennant-The Seventh District Edmonds and h now erecting . ho >~ when so many men could not read, write Sunday School Association will be held at on It—Mra. Mrs. A. Brre»e llrrtw u !• vbdtJug her or even spell their own named Grand Ledge. Aug. 15, 10. and I7lh. Il' at Coruatock-Mr and Mrs. Rreew, But little enthusiasm was manifested and will'be held on island No. 1 In the new ; tenalning relatives trotn abroad the question was deferred until the next par 111 ion erected this year, seating capacity Sunday bad a gathering of meeting. A good and enjoyable time was of M0 which is situated on the banks of they all partook eagerly of i« Grand River in a beautiful grove. | had a good time iu geueraL ^ CWam had. , �ififlKr k A NEW JERSEY MIRACLE Hon of the premises. Qn the table ' .ran.* in ths mson.rs sndenstoai. of , metropolL% ,tiu prostrata two whisky bottles, one empty, one ! war as observed tn the good old days _ savare buffeting of the war, nearly full, that Dr. Potta declared 1 .hereof our ooalor. tall. th. soon roa„ n,„ lethargy, re­ weye not there when he left at one. 3T • uwiLt> Tit Co. Dems establishment was planted ?ume her sway and. stretching forth On the mantel a phial of chloroform, baling dtatance . th^guard; bar which was also not there before. But hou5e. thcre a... ,tlll t>u, K>und or the wealth and tribute, tenfold a towel soaked with the stifling con­ modified rerolry by night, and poker ncntei of hcart o( the tents lay on tho floor by Jim’s rude, d“ oW^Jth’e-gri^ Srlor. of Mr. nation, until,ml.trata of the commerce pallet, and a handkerchief half soaked, (BV Special Uorreepundcnce to the N. Y. nation, until, icisuvm of a score of states, she should rival half consumed, was on the chair which NOTICE KOR HEARING U Finkbein. and here the belated ones State of Michigan, County of i!lr„ * M4 even New York in the volume of her had stood by the bedside among tho tarried until long after midnight, as Notice Is hereby given ’ thJjP'K Th, Mu, little Tillage of Branch.lUe. most of them were bachelors and had trade. Below them, away to the east fragments of an overturned keroaene the Probate for th. c«L? «* v J ‘ h.. been the .0,0, of a modern mir­ made on theCourt 2»th day of itlIL *! 0,I Barry ! no better halves, as had Doyle, to fetch towards English Turn, rolled tho lamp. B. ngf tawny flood, each ripple and eddy and A quick examination of the patients acle'' Cbaa. K. Struble, a well-known and six months from that <lat<■<«.. JJm them home "out of the wet. Cram JS®?* Uwir • t? rer « : proaperouk farnier, llelna on Holnutead swirling pool crested with silver—the showed that Jim. the negro, had been of Jane Williams,of Assyria late* Cram relapsed Into a brown study. and his livutetfants, with the excep­ twinkling lights at Chalmette barely Chloroformed and was not burned at Farm. In Frankford town.blp, a few mile, dee eased, and I hat ail crcdlh^f JtfV’Wy, Reynolds was poring over the note tion of Doyle, were never known to from Branchville. I» ! “ •> chl '< arc required to prcM-ut th^r all, that Doyle was severely burned C04lrt-at »h«- •’»<»»•»«•' om^S1,?“M written to Braxton and comparing it patronize this entaKlishincnt. what­ distinguishable from dim. low-hanging and hail probably inhaled flame*, and subject of dlscuMlon tbroogbout Suaaex of Hastings, for e&mlnailmi a •Oul!be «ty with one he held in his hand—an soever they might do ofltslde. They stars. Midway the black hulk of some or before the (Uv . ' 1 *”**«». । a that the woman was crazed with drink, County. old one, and’one that told an old, old had separated before midnight, and big ocean voyager was forging slowly, The Press Is always up to date In Its and tluit such claim* । ' ,,*? It took steadily towards them, the red light of terror and burns qpmbined. on Tuesday. the u-r v SrF news, both pelftldH or medical, and has court, story. "I know you’ll say I have no little Pierce, after his customary peep andon Monday, the _>■' ?' « ‘^7 ___ t____________________ , the efforts of two or three men and the port aide already obscured, the procured the following from Mr. Struble’s next, at ten o'clock tn thright to ask’ this." it read, “but you're into Waring’s preserves, had cloied r r1„°’J^'ury white and green growing with every the influent of powerful opiates to those days. wo neb of a gentleman and I’m a friendless wom­ the door, gone to his own room to bed own lips:— bated July, atlh, v f) ‘•J have been troubled with rheumatism an deserted by a worthless husband. and to sleep. Ferry, as battery officer minute more and more distinct, and, qUjet h’Cr. 'Hixud with negligence or CHAS. W AHj«m0Jt(j My own people are ruined by the war. of the day. had made the rounds of the nave the faint rustle of Abe leaves over- ■ complicity on the part of the sentry’, off and ou for 20 yrar*. I lia»« tried all Judte of I'robiit head, murmuring under the touch of sergeant of the guard repudiated kinds of turdlclne** and treatments. 1 but even if they had money they , gables and gun shed about one o’clock, idea, and assured Col. Braxton that have taken sulphur b»tln at Hamburg, N. wouldn’t send any to me. for I offend- ! and anj had |iaj encountered Capt. Kinsey, of the soft, southerly night wind, the an easy matter for anyone to J., Newton. N. J., and In New York City ed them all by marrying a Yankee offi- tho infantry, coming, in from his lung splash <vf wavelet against the wooden it MOICTGAGi' either in or out of the garrison with a doctor who charged me S3.50 a j Default h*vliif> i>en m,.' cer. God knows I am punished enough 1 tramp through tho dew-wet field, rc- pier, and the measured footfall of the English doctor treat-I; Oiarertxl.i inotiKHto-! l l. jSintering the sentry, and bath un.u each w. day. —Au ----------------------------for that But I was so young and inno- 1 turning from the inspection of thesen- sentry on the flagstone walk in front without encountering V‘'«i.it<krai v ,-.... of the sally-port, not a sound was to be taking uiKiuif his lantern led the kvnv way t.i to the rd me wiih h galvanic battery at Recka-, *«<> beUiell c<>v>|| ' --iff -tniltT-, <!»>>< cent when he courted me. I ought to try-post at the ' ’*big '------------« — M.,rrl, Cm. N. NV I bare *rt«l tr^'jAn.’.-^i: magazine. by *a ...irtdirttF winding frwrtfootr JT'*!',’* 'ntUrt heft 1,11 ' 'ho«pitar*grounda _____ A* v... of left—I would of left him as soon as “No news of poor Sum yet, I sup­ many doctorsNone Of them did lire sn> j Burr) ami Mate of Mu i.h . , . TtlM- C0UCllj (J( For awhile they smoked in silence, path among the trees to a point In the llthe dill (jjy o[ I found out how good-for-nothing he j pose?" said Kinsey,. sadly, as the two permmwnt I used all kinds ot llna- ; May. A itm u, j , really was. only I was so mnch in love | came strolling in together through the enjoying the beauty of the night, high white picket fence where two Ml. I could bear or bur without ; be dur At the lUtrot rn. 1; "huttsd to lh-. ,. though each was thinking only of the alats had been shoved aside. Anyone I couldn't. I was fastenated, I suppose. ■ rear gate. " " r »•<* MMlt o( three hundred dtdfat * u coming along the street without could avail. Now I've sold everything, but if you'll -AlK»ut two years sgo I was taken much and an atlonms's tr.- <.( •. “Nothing whatever," was Ferry’s storm that swept over the scene the vtdrd for in said mor;t.u;» only lend me fifty dollars I’ll work my I answer. "We cannot even form a con­ Sunday previous and of the tragedy pass far beyond tho ken of the sentry worse aiid my doctor said I had Locomo­ ceedltiKsal law bmlnj; :-■• fingers to the bone until 1 pay it. For jecture, unless be, too, has been mur­ that was borne upon its wings. At last at the west gate, and slip in with the tor ataxia «»f the spine, and the chanres er the monrya secured i»> •iw-rtgage.or^ utmost ease, and once inside all that were gainst me. Arter treating me for a part thereof; the old home’s saku, plea so do." . j dered. Think of there being a war­ Kinsey shook himself together. "Ferry, sometimes I come out hero was necessary was to dodge possible re­ time, be finally gave me up and said he - Now, therefore, by vb t> “It's the same hand—the same wom­ rant out for his arrest—for him. Sam coutalped In said th’orn . •■ ,„,t r<e ^.7.T’" fora quiet smoke and think. Did it --------------------. liefs and patrols. No sentry was postbad done ull he could for me •such case made and ... ,: doubtShe Med | Waring!’ an, Cram, beyond at' ' ' • , >^‘‘7 _* .rtatra ihmntfh the wall that wall'that -The enrds of my limbs were drawn liven that on s ,-tir . *-------------.... the I■ ,. Waring for the old home's sake “Well Well," said Kinsey, "no other con- ever occur to you what a fearful force, efi at the gate through •parated the garrison proper from the light aw the cords on a kettle drum, and I first winter he was in the south. He , elusion could be well arrived at, un­ what Illimitable power, there is sweep- I separated had such cramps hi my limbs that I suf ­ ing by us here night after night with h OS pjtal grounda Asked why he had told me all about it two years ago in 1 icss poor brute Doyle did it in 3 l.Vr<|7IVtaa p.vtaa...— ----------not not reported reported this, this, the the sergeant rergeant smiled atnllod fered terrible pain. My fret were cold all Washington, when we heard of her the ■ drunken row, Pills says he never saw a never a sound?" lact* wlirre (Im* Clrvui !T "Oh, you mean the Mississip,” said and naid there were a dozen others just the time. 1 had to umj a hot water bag I hoUfirtj.]' I hr J.n-IH second time. Now she's followed him ' man terror-stricken as he seems - to ■'••Hud tn .ma and heated bricks to my feet, but even tnorlMXe.or •! t over here, or got here first, tried the l^,. He’s afraid to'leave him, really, Ferry, flippantly. "It would be a case of as convenient, sowhat was the use? '1 i ’l t* neet*M»rv to w thr then I couhl not get any relief. He Ia jid did not say, however, that he and with s percent intere.-r samc mmn game nrobablv. probably, met with 3 a rere­ and Doyle’s afraid to be alone—thinks mops and brooms, I fancy, if she were j ■am» ivttti cwu. to• Finally I heard of Dr. Williams’ Pink Kether with «n to bxist through the bank and sweep hls fon ows hud recourse to them night ■ "r fusal, and this anonymous note is her the old woman may get in." Pills for Pale People, and 1 commenced dollars rorrnsnied ft in. ibr prmhe* ' after night revenge. The man she married was a "She has no excuse for coming, cap us out into the swamps." taking them on Feb. 5th, 1803. 1 found being de-cnliv.t tn «. “ Exactly! that ’ s in case she broke , • It was three o'clock iwhen the offi ­ crack-brained weakling who got into tain," said Ferry. "When she told in three days tune that the cords In my „ fairly settled down legs began to ’let up;’ my feet began to the army the fag end of tho war. fell Cram she must see her husband to-day, loose, as you say; but even when in the cers’ families 8got >!•<! kvoirn sad ... 2..^ -.i. -< 1 ‘"J in love with her pretty face, married that she was out of money and starv­ shafts, as she is now, between the agaj-j ttnd back to their beds, and the get warm. 1 Vegan to eat and sleep veil, described av follow • The north ra»r qtv levees, how long would it take her to ------1 ---------— 1 -------* silence of night once more reigned and hi one month I h d gained six pounds. her, then they quarreled and he drank ing, the captain surprised her by hand­ wertquarterte W -i; .,1 from here out into the over Jackson barracks. One would The numbhess In my limbs begau to leave (X3]tov one [I; norttiofr«i-, - ivrni;’w(a ra —fellow --------- ------------------himself into a muddle-head. She ran ing her fifty dollars, which is much sweep ,lke * new ma0« said county 01 Itarry. him into debt; then he gambled away more than sh<fd have got from Doyle. gulf, providing nothing interposed to SUpp<>;H. that such a scene of terror and me too. am! today* 1 Ma1:k Mt * \*II.EV. MftrfMp— ' excitement was enough, and that now and cannot say too much iu praiser of Dr. government funds, bolted, was caught, She took it, of course, but that isn't stop him?" Phii.ii T.Couik.xy f Williams ’ Pink Pills. I am able to walk “Matter of simple mathematical cal- lho trembling, frightened women and would have been tried and sent to what she wanted. She wants to get at eolation," said Ferry, practically. and do some work, and all this is after us ­ might be allowed to sleep in peace; jail, but some powerful relative saved him. She has money enough." "They say it's an cight-mllc current but it was not to be. Hardly had one ing only nine boxes of Pink Pills. 1 feel i him that, and simply had him dropped —never heard of him again. She was Old Mrs. Murtagh, wife of my quarter­ easy out there in the middle vVhcre of their number closed her eyes, hardly so grateful for my recovery that I am glad , to let the public kuow what these pills about a month grass-widowed when master sergeant, bos.been in the army Khc’s booming. Look at that barrel had all the flickering lights, save those have done tor me.” Waring came on his first duty there. twenty years, and says she knew her scooting down yonder. Now, I’d lay a at the hospital and guardhouse, been DeUnlt baritii.- Isrnms lr in n,* In order to emphasize his story. Mr. He had an uncongenial lot of brother well—knew all her people. She comes flver I could cut loose from here at downed again, wnen the strained Struble made the following affidavit: . of a certain nx.rimade :-v WiUhw x-xtja Jan* Neutun to EniUj p. Hostwitk officers for a two-company post, and from a tough lot, and they had a bad reveiljo and shoot the passes before nerves of the occupants of the officers’ Sworn and subscribed before me this j1 au<| dated March «wh. a p. ’a-j J3 i taps and never pull a stroke. It's less really had known of this girl and her reputation in Texas in the old days. quadrangle were jumped into mad 13th day of April. A. D.. 1893. recorded , in the <>!'•,the , people before the war, and she ap- Doyle’s a totally different man since than eighty miles down to the forts.” Jangling once more and all the bar­ ■•f deed*, for the Cduutv ■ I Bam and bt*t* at Ira Ckosh. Justice of the Peace. on the ■.••th diq Mark. A. 0.. "Well, then, a skiff like that that old racks aroused a second time, and this, she turned up, Cram tells me. Hello! Justice Cross evidenced bis interest and M!ch!*an. 1SS9. iuliberof hKiti ’ jt . on yj, here’s ‘Pills tho Less,’ ’’ he suddenly Anatole's blaspherhing about losing too, by a woman's shriek of horror. good feeling by the following certificate: said tnoriMsr was -n fbe utoriHB eoaditioi I hureby certify that all that Mr. Struble that should delaujt be nnde\: the pajnect exclaimed, as they came opposite the wouldn’t take very long to ride over ( Mrs. Conroy, a delicate, fragile little wlfc of' a juniOr lieutenant of in- says regarding his rheumatic and other of the Interest or any ;nrt th«T.\: oa asy tit west gate lending to the hospital. that route, would it?" said Kinsey, rewherein the same »l ••. j t~- made [ijxbk troubles I believe lo be tr&fi and correct. flectively. , fantry occupying a set of quarters in m therein expre»*ed. ai.d '! •. :;!■! th- num «• ’ "How’s your patient, Doc?" main un|>ald and Iti linear-, [ur We spare ot “No, not If allowed to slide. But 1 the same building with, but at the op­ Ira Cross, Justice of the Peace. “Well, he’s sleeping at Inst. Ho thirty days then and from tbettMurtb On the farm wltl^Mr. Struble live bls seems worn out. It’s the first time I’ve aomebody’d be sure to put out ami haul posite end from. Pierce and Waring, after the HpM1 of the -.nd tl-rtv left him; but I’m used up and want a few it in as a prize—flotsam and whnt- was found lying senseless at the head two adult sistepj.ZMlss Anna M. Struble principal sum of '.wu thnuxu.J dnllare w'.tb all arrearaxe of tniere-t rlu-reon .lul: a; it/ made the following statement: you-inay-call-'etn. You sec these old hours' sleep. There isn't anything to of the gallery stairs. ot the party <>! part t-vonw Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale Peo­ option De due and uaytiM* x-V.-dintf !y th-t> drink in the room, even if he should niggers all along here with their skiffs, When revived, amid tears nnd.trem- ple hare done wouderful things for my and a ter.-allhough the i-rreMHlinlled for Bn wake, and Jim is sleeping pr lying there tacking on to every bit of drift wood (’ blings and incoherent exclamations payment thereof ma? i..»i •Pirn lone ct|>2t4. brother. He was in u helpless condi ­ that's worth having." . by him." she declared that she luul gone down tion when 1 left him on Jan. 12th last, and default haWnc been Litre tu the ptyment ot ‘nterest du- Mar.h .1*21. \i9i sad “But,. Ferry, ven“Oh, he’ll do all right now, I reckon,!' , . . do .you think they'd . to the big ice-chest on the ground-floor and when 1 returned on March 25th. I tho same havinu rei-.-..«ed m p.v4 and In said the officer of the day, cheerfully, ture out in such a storm as Sunday to get some milk for her nervous-and found him cured. The most remarkable arrears for the yjuu-e of th'.rtv n)» am. up­ inything "Go and get your sleep. The old worn- last?—think ar;“-’-j could lirc-in it wards the afore*.u I pnn•■:;>•.: -nm n! ta> frightened child and was hurrying thing about the case, she bontlnued. “is tboiuand dolku> wi'h -ill ..rrvar ><— of latent an can’t get at him unless she bribes short of a decked ship?" and payxbte ‘ noiselessly up the stairs again—the the curing of his lameness. Of course I thereon h now "No, Certainly not my sentries or rides the air on a ** ”“ probably v_vi.. not * • by the terms of only means of communication between wanted to know all about the causes of the option thri broomstick, like some other old witch­ Anatole's boat" the first and second floors—when, face such a wonderful change, and 1 learned there Is claimed to be date « “ Well, that ’ s just what I ’ m ufrnid of. es I’ve read of. Ferry sleeps in the Ibtte to face, in front of his door, she came from him and my sisters and others, that of thia notice the i hundred seventy-thr<-« adjoining room, anyhow, so ho can look and what Cram and Reynolds dread." upon Mr. Waring, or his ghost; that during my absence he had been using the cents, and an ait, “THIA LETTER CAME TO DRAfiTON BT out - for - her. • ..... v... “Do they? Well, so far as that storm’s Good night. Doc." And. -1 Pink Pill-, and that bls recovery was at­ five dollars t>rot his eyes were fixed and glassy; that he concerned, it would have blown it tributed solely to them." sd, on they went, glancing upwarp morttfiqce. and i.o pealed to him. first for sympathy and the dim light just showing through down stream until it came to the big did not seem!toscc her even when he MIm M^ry E Si ruble said: "1 saw my . al law hartUK l*en' help, then charity, then blackmail, I the window-blinds In the gable end of bend below here to tho east. Then, spoke, for speak he did. His voice brother In all thei stages of the disease. ' moneys secured by part thereof. . reckon, from which ^his fever saved Doyle's quarters, and halting at tho by rights, it ought to have blown spuuded like a moan of anguish*, she ’ He began improvhfgjui soon os be began Now. therefore, by »lr:-" of the. power M said', but tho words were distinct: taking the Pink Pills. When my sister sale contained ;:i said mortewp-. - and the him. Then she struck some quarter­ font of. the stairs. against the left bank. But every inch . statute in such case made and niurtded. o*W master or other and lived off him for / "Como over and have a pipe with mo. of it has been scouted all thu way to "Where is my; knife? fc Who has taken went away In January he was apparently la hereby Rireu that on retuniaj thf, my knife?" at death’s door and nobody s*K-med to 16th day of September, A. I'.. Kd. stun, awhile; drifted over here, and no soom> Ferry,” said the captain. “It’s too beau­ quarantine. The whole river was filled And then little Pierce, who had have any hope for him. He certainly bad o’clock In the forenoon. I -hall sell *l puNlc er did he arrive, all Ignorant of her tiful & night to turn in. I want to talk with drift, though, and it might have * auction, to the id-h.-st bidder, at the_norw helped to raise and carry the stricken little or none for himself, and be was very front door of the <1ourt Houm- m theCtty w presence in or around New Orleans, to you about Waring, anyhow. This been wedged In a lot of logs and swept woman to her room, suddenly‘darted despondeut In spite of all efforts to cheer HMtltnrs. irhar ::•■.• >tre r'.ire *be«d»rrthan she began pestering him again. out anyhow. Splendid ship, that! thing weighs on my mind." . . Court Gt lia r- • ••-■mly t- golden), tts out on the gallery and ran-aloug to tho him. He declared that he felt better as roll . When Ire turned a deaf ear, she prob­ premise* d*a-ri»»w« । • itu>rt|tnge. nr M "Done With you, for an hour any- Who is she, do you suppose?" 1 door Ke had closed four hours earlier. soon as he began taking the Pink nils, much tbereoi as ably threatened, and then came these how!" said Ferry. “Just wait a mln-' m--» l* The great black *’ ’hull ” with ’** its lofty and to one. who. like myself, was attend ­ to pay tl - .-mount <tt- on uld MtIt was dpen. Striking a match, he hnranonymous missives to you and Brax­ tracery of masts and spars was now , ... * , . ..C* T——•.---------ute till 1 run up and get my baccy." £*<v. with i ik": V'r •■mt. .nterest ing him day by day, there could be no just about oppoalte the barracks, aloe* I ra""*’!‘n ch“"!”,r ton. Yours always came by mall, you and all legal re*’*. ••.•’.! «:'h an •''’“’’Tl Presently down camo the young fel­ doubt that they and they alone was the fee of Hiniy-ft.v d.-ilar* ly and maje.tleally tam-mllng the I1"™', '“? »P°» the say. The odd thing about the colonel’s low again, meerschaum In hand, tho cause of his Improvement. Why all other tor therein, the i r. if—- Ulny streani bed‘ By ^end and comrade War—this one, at least*—is that it was with things he hod tried he had abondoned, for In said ieui tenge m all thus- pwes »»■ moonlight glinting od his slender fig­ ••One ot those big British freight' ul"« >» the delirium his mail, but never came through the parcels of Umi -yu k ?nd b. Ing ***”*“ “i they had failed to do him the slightest the township of B;diir!t n . In the eoaty « ure, so trim and jaunty in tho battery post office." steamers that moor there below the | T8r ’ good. What else could have put him on Barry and state «d '»<■ :ar-. and dress. Kinsey looked him over with a • “That’s all very Interesting," said and described u'■• '.t: . his feet again? We don’t wonder at bis They sei- ' smile of soldierly approval and a whim­ French market, I reckou. ' The east half of the n. rth *e*« <jnarttr»M the little civilian, dryly, "but what we enthusiasm for the Pink Pills.” dom come up at rtight unless It’s in the the north east quarter of the sooth w»« want is evidence to acquit him and con­ sical comment on tho contrast between George J. Bowman, the proprietor of the ter of section six o 5 ! ■* town t«o oonj full of the m<x>n, and even then they vict somebody else of Lascelles* death. the appearance of this young artillery American hotel at Branchville, said: "AH raaxe eight (Bl west, containing .one amuuw sprig and that of his own stout per­ move with the utmost caution. See, and three acres wore or te—. What has this to do with the other?" EMii.r T>. Bostwick. MortgageBOMBS THAT DIVE AND JUMP. that Mr. Struble says in reference to the sonality, clad as he was In a bulging she’s slowing up now," “Thia much: Thia letter came to Pink Pills 1 know to be true. In fact he Pn tup T. Coin B<>v k. "Hello! Listen! What’s that?" ex­ Braxton by hand, not by mail—by blue flannel sack coat, only distinguish­ Attorney for Mort^e'.’cannot say too much abriut them for they able In cut and style from civilian claimed Ferry, starting to his feet. Dated June 22nd. l*t» ------------------------------- -i have undoubtedly saved his life." hand, probably direct from her. What A distant, muffled cry. A distant In the recent aiming trials on the I At ,he Branchville drug store, chief hand had access to the office the day garb by its having brass buttons and a ' pair of tarnished old shoulder straps, shot. ___________ — ^a. The sentry at the sally-port Vesuvius some of the darts after striki c,erk Henr y Beemer, remarked. "I have when the whole command was out uf Ferry was a swell His shell jacket dashed through the echoing vault, lug close before tho target dived under doubt Dn Williams’ PJnk Pills review? Certainly no outsider. The mail is opened and distributed on Its fitted lilce wax. The Russian shoulder then bang! camo the loud roar of his it for forty feet, then jumped clear of 5?Ve J?™! Mr' Slrub,e-” Joseph H. Mo­ knots of twisted gold were of the hand- piece, foDowed by the yell of: ' the waves, then dived again nlavizur1 tbc Proprietor of the general arrival al nine o’clock by the chief the game of marine leap^Sr for threS 5° ” ° f UranchTl,,e *nd Postmaster I "Flrel fire! The guard!" somest make. The riding breeches, -----»— clerk, or by the sergeant major, if he I With one spring Fcrry was down tho happens to be there, though he’s gen­ top boots and spurs were such that | even Waring could not criticise. PL a lno His leveo and darted like a dicr across tho erally at guard mount On this occa­ s'”' “>• ' Wnk Hila tor mao, yror. prorlou, 10 sion he was out at review. Leary, mber gloamed In the moonbeam,, and ro^l, KlMej lumbering bearily utter feerl^M/ l tbyiT7 ^hBQ * few the,r Kenpr>1 manufacture were used as a chief clerk, tells CoL Braxton he opened Klnaej', old leatheromrered eword Bren an he eped through the alonei ir**1 .^*d been 111 010 prescription. At first they were chiefly Hie belt Bagged way, the hoarw roar ot the and distributed the mail, putting the looked dingy by oontraet. target s place it would assuredly havo preacrii»ed for Impure blood and general 'colonel’s on his desk; Root was with fitted trim and taut, and -o policed drum at the guard houta. followed in- Been blown to atoms. A new explod- ’’‘•akueM. Now they are found to be a him and helped. The third clerk came aa bte booMopa; KJneoy-. tank down etantly by the blare of the bugle from mg device was used at these trials, I nev«r-falllug specific for such diseases as in later; had been out all night, drink­ orer the left hip. and wu worn brown, the battery quarters, sounded the atlr- and it did not work well, but aa there ,”notor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. VIing. His name is Dawson. Dawson The sub Ferry .ported as battery offl- [ ring alarm. A shrill, agonized female are fuses which never fail, the system 1 ,U9’danet?' *i«tka. neuralgia, rheumatism, goes out again and gets fuller, and eer ofjbe d«rta»a draped, Weet Point roloe wo. madly screaming for help, of throwing guncotton, or dynamite : headache, the after effect of Lawhen next brought home is put in hos­ faahlon, orer the shoulder end around Gnarda and sentries were rushing to the or -- — or minnnwdo. gunpowder by -----comprr^od »lr h’ sGrippe, palpitation of the heart, pale and pital under a sentry. Then he ’hears the waist, and accurately knotted and I Kene. and Sarnes were bursting from sallow ctMDpfedfmsi and all disease* of the ' V ' n la ' hl » h of the ’murder, bolts, and Isn’t heard looped: Kinsey'• old war-worn crimson the front window of Dorie's quarters, wind. What amount of damage will be blood, such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, —«*• »* ------- r.-------------yte.Swift though Ferry ran, others were from sinee, except as the man who net was sluug higgledy-piggledy over, a when one ot the Are closer to the spot. Half a dozen active ““■^red-pound charge, i. exploded on ^-They are also a specific for troubles, pe­ helped Mrs. Doyle to get her husband his broad chest. •‘What swells you fellows are. young, soldiers, members of the in­ her deck It In lmpoe.lble to .tote, .Ince culiar to females, such as suppressions. home. Ho is the fellow who brought Irregularities, and all forms of weakness. that note. He knew something of its Ferry!” he said, laughingly, as the fantry guard, had sprung to the rescue. ocenrT*d: but.ecordlng to contents, for the murder terrified him. youngster came dancing down. “Even When Ferry dashed up to the gallery St. Nleholna It I, rewonnble lonp. They bulht up the blood and restore the glow nf health to pale and sallow cheeks. old Doyle gets out here in his scarlet he was just in time to stumble over a and he ran away. Find his trail, and pone, from tho effect on rock, and In nwn they effect a radical cure In all you strike that of tho woman who plume occasionally and puts us dough­ writhing and prostrate form, to help earth In land trial., that the ship ran,, eases si Ising from mental worry, over­ boys to shame. What’s the use Ui extinguish the blazing clothing of wrote these-" b^toin ..under end nnnk on the In- work. or excess of whatever nature.. Pink “By tho Lord, lieutenant, if you’ll trying to make such a rig as ours another, to seize his water bucket and rills are sold iu boxes (never In loose form One of His Experience^ quit the army and take my place you'll look soldierly? If it were not for the douse Its contents over a third—one It will not nlwny. be the object ol •y the dozen or hundred, and the public brass buttons our coats would make yelling, the others stupefied by smoke make a name and a fortune.” t^nlr gnnnern. howerer. to destroy n Is cautioned Mgslnat numerous imitations ns look like parsons and our hats like —or something. In less time than it wfcelcompletely, (or lt u oft(jn sold in this shape), at 50 cents a box or six "And if you’ll quit your place and monkeys. As for this undress, all that takes to tell it. daring fellows had take mine you’ll get your coup de dennblo to dimble . eeiuel and can- boxes for ».&o. and be had of all drugcan be said In its favor is you can't ripped down the blazing shades and Treasury to «uper V;> fivoyew* 118 Kl’ta or rflrret by mall from Dr. Williams’ AlUiks. grace in some picayune Indian fight which potion te tn>M » '"T. To bbl. po»lbUHy spoil it even by sleeping out on the shutters, tossed1 them to the parade be­ Mullein -Gonpany, Schenectady, N. Y., relate* one expcrlen. <■ nd twn ’ and be forgotten. So stay where you bare b«n ordered In which levee in it, as I am sometimes tempted neath. dumped a heap of soaked and -Forseveral yr»« I had|lie tygioo ore; but find Dawson, find her, find Sn. H b°ul wb‘lo Itelng towed by . or Br>>ckville. Ont.’ general nervoosnowi ai><’ 1 smoking bedding out of* the roar win­ long line from n ntenmer mor Ing alwhat they know, and you’ll be famous." to do. Let's go out there now." of my henrt. My R’'.'’'1. «»> It was perhaps quarter of two when , dows, splashed 3 few bucketfuls of Hippie cnew; It u tovink toon mile. hour will be Bred it by -.‘me to Obtain nJJ,*2,1?.^ I bits® they took their seats on the wooden ' water about the reeking room, and the the Veanrlna, a|^, going at lull ,pe,.d Dr. Miles’ »dn-rf ‘ 1JliantltyU* bench under the trees, and. lighting fire was out. But the doctors were Nervine. After taking a j po£ That night, or very early next morn­ Artificial miniature auroras of the irueat rcrclvrd remr<V ing. there was pandemonium at the their pipes, gaxed out over the brood working their best to bring back the Thl. will bo known u the •■mo.ti. borealis variety have been produced Uroly ularnwHi. 0 Rinlly he barracks. It was dear, still, beauti­ sweeping flpod of the Mississippi. | "park of life to two senseless forms, turret- tri.1, ..a wU1 a, T“ ..„ y both De-la Rive, the French savant, t-ihimloplatei* which woul gleaming like a silvered shield In the and to still the shrieks of agony th n t ful. A 89ft April wind was drifting and Lenstrom, the Swedish astron ­ lug. lor the object wlU be to up from the lower coast, laden with moonlight. Far across at the opposite burst from the seared and blistered Hr “ I>o*.ibla without actually 8trtl omer. In Prof. Lgnstrom’a experl­ ued it together wltlt the th.»« 1 can conM’len'lou2,y.’ayr “‘Yieart <un,vd,7 tho perfume of sweet olive and orange shore the lbw line of orange groves and lips of Bridget Doyle. “ c,utmedthat U o, ' lenta, which were made in Finland, xUMWtive Nervine i overtake While willing hands bore these o^th"” blossom a Mrs. Cram, with one or two plantation*' houses and quarters was of them bomb, explode, near tho .1more fur me than anything t phy»f!2" 10 peak of a high mountain was surscorched semblances of humanity to lady friends and a party of officers, of» .hip it will create .nch a concn >unded with a coil of wire, pointed at 1 hud teen had been chatting in low tone upon relievedjonly at intervals by twinkling neighboring rooms and tender-hearted ubuntu,, ah that th. ahlp'e pU° Jtervala with tin nibs. The wire was their gallery until after eleven, but light. Farther up-stream, like doxing women hurried to add their ministrr­ will bo loosened, her gnna tiroet 1 aen charged with electricity, where­ aea-dogs. the fleet of monitors lay ing touch,aud old Braxton ordered the elsewhere about the moonlit quad machinery thrown onto! plaoeundh upon a brilliant aurora appeared above rangle all was silence when the sec- moored along the bank, with the masts excited garrison back to quarters and boiler, rtartod leaking. And no dou e mountain, in which spectroscopic arc wild by nil and roofs of Algiers dimly outlined bed, he, with Cram and Kinsey dicxl Oodx S’l4*7 bolore analysis revealed the greenish yellow tee., or by Dr. M»«»» £ against the crescent sweep of lights and Ferry, made prompt exaraina» sscond such visitation. characteristic in nature', dtePlay of “northern light*." WARING’S PERIL Cures Constipation Bu CapL Charles R. King. r £ SAILED THE SEAS 3S YEARS. mT. �__ , .the be«t ia Tn Paint Ion HoTESfRQMTHE Tfcr®® Quarters or a Milo or Ani­ mate and Idfoleaa Froaka 'V'1? 6rralr*Jl’'r“ thc wood ?S;?ASLn«t b.,e ta repainting. Pa:-“ ’ ■1■: • Wht= "rich pe-l or scale have to be -craning or burning before “&K can be done. ■’ nuporUAt to obUta (Oilingg^ilioQ. Strictly Pure White Lead eaeh^oj rebate. ’wdiG.ms! wm , e>. dated h the cf- > ounty of n day-of of slow ■ corrosion possesses p J'/ . that caflnot be obtained by c}Cd‘.‘ ’,.- method of manufacture. This S1" . - isunies four to six months rr' Lt■ oroduces the brands that L'",. cven White Lead its character ' -s the^standard paint. •‘Armstrong & McKelvy” ♦•BeY'ner-Bauman" “Eckstein" ■‘fahnestock" “Anchor” “Kratuclcy” “M°.rley’ ,, “Suiithcm'* I to r-coi- ■ standard brands of strictly pure aJc by thc “Old Dutch" prOV u get the best in buying them. , ; oduce any desired color bv . -i.se brands of white lead with Lead Co.'* Pure White Lead 7ui’ing Color*. . coy the mo*t reliable dsal*r*iaP*iat* tex! be c.Mirt; being the I , Jn ’“W • w iiecesmortgage. I custs. tc- , *e#ty-five c-7- ..-. •• ’ c - ry to p*ir.t. it will pay yfe to : r a Look containing information ,ave you many a dollar'; it will u * postal card to do *o. national lead kv irtCTa^. 42.00 ihenreforib days, tho illan with all. iu the art become lely ihrre?<1 for ths' e expiree, i tbr p-iy- , . 18>3 mid id and m ot fnjerest nd paj able ■«e. and »ed and the dale *and three thirty huff of thirty­ In -aid pnxeedh gs recover rne Igr. tr. My and the Ided. notice aturdaj the 18U3. at tea 11 al public C the north the City of lere the Clrbolden), the rage, or so necessary >ald mortt, interest i attorney's covenanted g described pieces and K situate in io county of ind • kuwn quarter and west <iuaro north »ne hundred Mortgaf*- • HEARS, ences. rad followed ol fisheriw " Jv* years. H» troubled with n the region iflllctlo'i *»» DMlblc at any Having seen { txuenn ui-li’F MS .<urv. to auan*?: f 1 . 4300 4250 ♦ 2.00 uaia ♦ 2.00 ♦ 1.75­ ng >ovi ♦ 1-75 !&s : • ; ' | PROBATT ORDER IN EXTRA SESSION. re^Cityof ilwtiugs. in said county. •• FriJo,n,D t“J*r °°e thousand eight hundred and ninety three. Prci-nt, Cuarie. W. Armstrong, Judge of Tho Fifty-Third Congress Meets and Organizes. l>h>>athe matter of the estate of David N. ' । । —Other Proceeding*. ^ChaA^f Bauer, administrator of the of David N. Lake, deceased. c*m» and represents that he *^s his final account as such administrator ana pra^ that bls said account decree of dlstritMilisn and made and he be discharged from s*ld Thereitpou it Is .oNenM. that F ridayttj lltb day cf August, a, D.. 1883 at fen d etoca in toe for? i mm.be f-'reed lorthelicartngofsald petition .u d that li'* brira at law of «*k> <•: ceased aLd a It other persons Interested Jn^ said estat*. an- - <i riied to appear at a tgrionM said। --a u> t»e iiolden at U.c Frohjteofr fi<* In HtoCitv of Hasting*. I>« *aid «MMU>g« show mn-w. If any there be. why the « the pedto-urr mav not be ® *• further oulcrt-d, thatssld peliUom-r give none; to the perM>-» .rterestedln said e-.ue, of me peude y of said petition aud .oe hearing iSereulM’cro-ing a copy of this order to be publ!»li-d ft-' die Hastings * ."fL*?! paper :>r i.V d and circulated In said County of Itturry. oi<fX In each week for three successtv) weeks previous to sold day of bearing. CHAS. W. AHMHIRONG. ' Judge ot Probate ISpcrial World'* Fair Letter.! READY FOB WORK. rrom the top of the Ferris wheel in Washington, Aug. 8.—At noon yester­ Seitembeb 23 will be Knights of the Midway Plaisance you can sec all day the Fifty-third congress assembled the kingdom* of the earth in Mfenent Honor day. in extraordinary session in response to Skptembrb 30 has beert assigned to of time. AH kindreds, nations and tho proclamation of ^President Cleve­ Iowa in addition to the 31st, hereto­ tongue* are to be found on that queer land It will be a mile-stone in Ameri­ three-quarters of a mile, without par fore assigned. can history, as it brings together for or preevdenU Never was there such Foreign commissioners are to have the first time in thirty years a congress an excursion as guests of the Great an opportunity to survey the world that is democratic in both branches; Northern into the wheat fields of the from China to Peru. Half a dozen consupported by a democratic president. tinents are represented in the aggreganorthwest . The president’s message wduld have If the fair is to pay its debts there tion of concessions. Man, os he is tobeen sent in had it not been for the must be from now an average attend­ day, beyond the pale, aa he was a few than kind. There is.tb^ same wave­ early adjournment of the senate out ance of at least 100,000 people who pay I thousand years ago in all lands,.is on like movement of the body, the same of respect to the late Senator Stanford. exhibition on the Plaisance. He is swaying in sections to music, and the their wafr. there in all shades, from conventional satae languorous grace. This is like­ ' The senate was called to order at . Daniel H. BuAniiam, director of pink and white to lemon color and burnt wise the cose at the Algerian theater. works of the world’s fair, was elected noon. After the president’s proclamosienna. He elbows his brother from Both these latter playhouses, howpresident of thc American institute of ; tion convening congress in extra seethe antipodes day after day on the rar, possess their distinctive Rion WM read> the oath of offle. wa. architects. . ■ broad roadway. Half a lifetime F.pent There in a complicate.! preKototkm of ^i," “eri?“to 'i^uitera " Quay '(P^> Anthony Comstock has filed a protest in studying books of travel would an wedding, weddintr. with with feasting feaAtintr and and cymbals evmbalB ; an(|. pw.(isco (Fla.) and a communwith President Higinbotham against not convey the quantity of informa­ and quaint ceremonies, on the boards , was read from Senator . continuance of the oriental dancingon ..r the __ .__ Tk. Al™H.BUUD Turkish >.U .theater The AlgeIlcc|(wit|I (Wyo.) annoaneing that M&£sagSfcUorBaXrtgtniUiuiQtK% tion that may be derived froin a week . of » 'I'.-.I.M. Midway. r:nn*t show khmv Aissaous, Ai<t<tnmi« or or torture tnrfvea dance, (Innpn . . . . . . . ■___ .' I w^—-mm —r ,rfiw> —naM It is far more 'I Tians ., , . 1| =spent ’i'vui‘ on the iPlaisance. iuisai; he had placed his resignation , have served . HARD times . -- an — injunc- than n a mere 2dfnw.' flsltow.’’ It is an educa-]n<’i!,playKufflcientlyhorribletobefas- as senator iu the hands of the . softanl tion on thc directors •0’1 dir?Ct?” nt of thn Columbian Col.umbiaJ? tlpn- Erom savage naturalness through cinating. Either in actual fact nr in governor. Tho communication was , exposition, restraining theiq from all <dim dvinieivilization to oriental ease. ■ mimicry the performers, who arc placed on tile. The usual resolution to ! FemaU useless extravagance hereafter. . the process of the world's evolution of j swarthy Arab men, work themselves notify the house and president was >. over-Indulgence. A month's treatment/U, A preliminary organization has been civilization h traced out In unmistuk- into a frothing religious frenzy, and , ------, , adopted, and then the death of the arerlBB. by m*U- With eaeb order for 0 bcxe«, with 1 M&d written guarantee to refund if notched. eff^Jted by the committee of Irish-' able characters. ... • lat/ Scnntor smutord. ot ClltoraU. 5^1! under lt» taflut-nee proceed• •to wound ._ ■ 1______ ■ W<rtT-U T TWU t»TT O American citizens of Chicago for the Then. too. there is a whole multitude tbcmeelve. Kneeon.Jy. Among tbeir WM by senator White, ot | reception of tho lord mayor of Dublin of display* quaint or curious from te«t» are the chewmg and swallowing ,hBt anl) „ , m„k o( „,p.et the oc „ September 10. . ' some point ... .. >en,t<. adJo„n)^ unl,| to^ay. I w. H. Goodyear. Sole Ax-nl. DasUnga. of view that illustrate mat­ ot broken glua and ot prickly cacti. ' senate adjonmed until to-day. ... , _____________________________ The council of administration is in­ ters other than the manners of the the mastication of live scorpions, and | ' ---------------------------------------- --—- -------------------| - ----------------------------vestigating the work of the secret orient or the lack of them in Africa. the piercing ot their cheek, with service department and it la probable Things industrial are not forgotten dry spike J Thia pertormance » given called to order by Clerk Kerr, and the ' that a big cut will be made in the force and the savage breasts over on Freak once e«h day, and .t requires. no president's ridcnV. proclamation proclunaU™ having been ;■ having been TIME TABLE, avenue are soothed by the ch&rms of small exorciwottaith oh. the part of. rend lhe Ue states and ind the the call 0( of the the i In effect May 28,18*7. Visitors who the audience in the theater to swallow , m lh(jlr „„nbOT wo fl ’ - „t . •in i FaT0rtte Rome between Grand Rapid*. Detrtf fair may be a financial music rich and rare. ! failure, but Chicagoans will willingly stroll into a glass factory, blase as they the showman's statement to the effect orfcr Thrt.o hondred ,nd ihlrlyaix I sacrifice their contributions for tho may be with, the marvels of the exposi­ that it is the evening prayer to Ma- mcmberi responded to the roll-call, and Lv. | Golnit East I A. M • knowledge that it is the greatest show tion, are startled to find themselves in j a, quorum wm declared to b« present. ~ Tlo Grand _Rapid' close proximity to a Turk or , two, a East Parts Then there are other theaters, too. | Nominations for speaker were next ever on earth. • McCord • A MRRCUANT on the Midway Plals- German cavalryman, a Tyrolese singer, The Chinese opera bonse h perhaps the I lc orfw Mr IIoi„„ (Ind.) nominated ▲Ito ance offers his store, stock, fixtures a French danseuse, end a Chinese his- most Interesting ot them all. and the Charlc p. Crisp, ot Georgia; Mr. HenI Elmdale Clarksvllli* and good will to the man who will take trion- Those are the daily occurrence* hoarse clangor of iu boiler-plate or- de^,n |I1L) nBraed Thotnaa B. Reed, Lake Odessa them and pay the rent- Thia may be "* of ’the **“ Midway *Plaisance. ”-s I Woodbury chestra ring, in the ear. ot every paor I o| M1|b„ Md Mr. Kern (Neb., noml(Sunfield I Seen from the railway bridge that er by on the Plaisance, in deference nale<1 Jeremiah Simpson, of Kansas, a bargain and then again it may not. Mulliken 1 crosses Midway Plaisance the street to occidental Ideaa, tho book of Afu.r th(! tho n„ult was an­ Grand Ledge Some newspapers still dwell on "the lUHMM ! projected visit" of the emperor of Ger- . nounced us follows; Charles F. Crisp, IDetrott 214 votes; Thomas B. Reed, 133 votes, । many to the I'nitcd States and to the and Jeremiah Simpson,7 votes. “Charles : Chicago exhibition. The time of the ' Lv Howard City F. Crisp, a representative from the I emperor is completely disposed of un3 IO* Edmore state of Georgia,” said the clerk, "has ,. Stanton j til the end of October. Possibly there .. Ionia received a majority of all the votes may have been an intention on tho given, and he is duly elected speaker of Ar Grand Ledge part of the kaiser in the beginning of tag & Iwibitt »w then? Whea next In twed try a pair. Seat in the world. 45.00 84.00 43.50 *2 50 42.25 irtuager I| W. L. DOUGLAS “X De .tbd wntb ■ »Hy-uiree | contiftloas ni Xewtdb Holtwick, 18«». and Register id. State of reh. A. d.. Ptw-l 5>J. rendition <• payment n any day le payable co.. I Bro*dw*y, New York Chicago Branch, State aud Fifteenth Streeta. S3 SHOE nJVMp. cown and { ▲H Mankind Itepr«*<ntrd by Qnaint. Queer and Curioo* Structure* and SttU More Krtnarkable Specltnen* or tho Genoa Homu-Orlrntal Night Life. performance have n much divided, but no official censure has been passed ■upon what la sometimes termed its indecency. Certain it is that the danseuses are ejad more after a fashion suited to the climate of sultry Egypt than of 'cliilly Chicago, and certain it i is that the audience Is mainly of the sterner sex. But beyond’all doubt the theater illustrates the customs of the country wherfco the performers have come,'and the concessionaires of the Cairo street defend their danseusea on the count of tb :-ir ethnological intercst. Like all oriental dances the mo­ tion is of the body rather than of the ____________ „__________________ feet There is no slight grace about r the performance, and there is a rythmie skill that probably no occidental I premiere could acquire. I At the theater attached to the Turk' !sh village there are dances that differ I from the Cairoeue in degree rather VITAL TO MANHOOD, Shipman "Red Seal" ‘‘Collier" •Davis-Chambers 7 t -, . «vun o| cent*. liars prn. MIDWAY PLAISANCE. If .r.t 3 DfiESS SHOE mads In the Wert «<♦ '• t ;ay b$8, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 or' 55 S'--:. They fit equal to cuttom mid* and look and »“X- m Ifyou with to econamlieln your footwear, J d-; -y t.j.-cbith’g W. L, Douglas Shoes. Name and stin’f J on tho bottom, look for It when you toy. W. L. DOL'GLAS, Brockton, Mms. Sold by WOOLLEY S BRONSON. TE ORDER. " ■■ ■ .i:t>ri-d and ninety three. ■ I* . i' , . W. Armstrong, Ju.tge of r >! the estate of Joseph McKe • v»-. i- r-< >. ,"3- the year to visit the world's fair, but for some months that intention, if it ever existed, has been definitely aban­ doned. At a meeting of the board of lady managers It was voted that the board i establish a building fund for the pur­ ' ' pose of erecting a permanent memorial ! building, commeinnnitire of the work >i of woman at the world's fair in Chi­ ago. The rosolution contemplates the setting usiuc of the premium realized from the rale of. the Isabella quarters, which will amount to SJO.OOO. as a nucleus for the fund. To this Mrs. Palmer will add her.salary, about SO,000. j I . 1 the house of representatives for the Fifty-third congress.” . The following democratic caucus nom­ inees were elected: Clerk, JameH Kerr, of Pennsylvania; scr* yeant-at arm*. Herman W. Snow, of lllinol*: doorkeeper. A'. B Hurt, of Tennessee; postmas­ ter. Lycurgus Dalton, of Indiana; chaplain, S. W. Hadduway. of Maryland. The committee was thpn appointed to notify the president and the senate that the house was ready for business. Mr. 'Grosvenor (O.) announced the death of his colleague, Mr. Enochs, and, as a mark of respect to the memory of the deceased, the house adjourned till to­ day. _________________ A • Ui.c i Jwy lx- ilird for .•rjer-d. that Fridav. the ' A. D. ism. iu ten o’clock ' «*iinn*d for the hearing of . ■ ... I I .ind .»!! xth'jr person* interested In i > ■ r. .ni rviMo ;>.>p".ir»t u session •;In .'den anh^t Probate of. : n( ItaMlrgs, 1u said County, tn d । I any there be. why . r d ■ iH-tltinnrr msy not be | ’I..t it .5 further ordered, that I r k-i.e notice to the person* ■; - r.tdi r t • be pn'dikhed in the Has- I ■'" i COLOMBIA BUILDING. 1 40 |P. M~ „ (Grand l-edce ., Portland Ar Ionia Lv Howard City Lv Ionia Ar Stanton '*. ■ | Ed inore . BURSTS. 10 W-i % 36 10 • Everv day, Others week days only. ♦ stop on signa). Parlor cars on all trains between Grand Portland, Me., Aug. 7.—The great Ilarids and Detroit. Seats 25 cent*. ConnecUons inadninUnlon station. Grand Rapids with the reservoir of the Portland Water com­ Chicago* Wkst Michigan Railway ro» pany on the eastern promenade burst Chicago and the West and for Mvuubx gon, Manistee,Traverse City. Elk Eaf। Sunday morning letting loose 20.000,­ ids. Charlevoix, Petoskey and Bat . 000 gallons o? water in the space of View. Favorite route to the sutr.a.er resorts of northern Michigan. ! about fifteen minutes. 'The immense Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago. 7i6 • mass of water thus suddenly loosed A. M.. K;*o A. M. and 1:25 P. M.. f<S P. M., J5 P. M. Arrive Chicago n;20 P. M., 4*h ' dashed with mighty power upon the •11 V.M..CM P. M.2:00 A. M. and IM A. M.. I two houses occupied by the families of except Saturday, via. St. Joseph aud Steam­ Michael Lappen and Ddnnis M. Conley. Leave for Manistee 7:30 A M. 1:40 P.M., and । The buildings were crushed as if they i had been made of cardboard and four i persons lost their lives. They were: lA?ave tor Charlevoix, Prtoskv and Bay Xl«* Mrs. Dennis M. Conley. Miss Agnes ♦7 JO A. M . 1:40 P M.. and I! :15 P. M. Parlor »-ar» on day trains and sleepers ow , Conley, Mi»s Mamie Conley and James night trams between Bav View. Grand KapIdM Chicago and Detroit. Thtnugs palace ear be­ ' Mosely. tween HasUngs and Bay View, via C. K. * B. > RAISED THE BLOCKADE. R'y.. D. LAN. R y.. andC. & W M. R'y. Ask our agents for further vunleulara or write to GaoiuiE DkHavkn, Gen'i ruas’r AgT, , ’Tf THE MIDWAY PLAISANCE FROM THE RAST. seems to contain a forest of spires the play has been abridged from a and domes. Not more varied or mul- <!rama calculated to occupy three or tlform than the inhabitants of the four months in execution to a comedy 1 street are the styles of its architecture. an hour in length. Emperors in flow­ 1 There are dainty minarets surmounted ing white •whiskers, much made-up with the Turkish crescent, roof of men who impersonate princesses and • ; thatch and red tiled buildings after the Joss, tho high god. are the staple char-1 ; fashion of a century or two ago. Most actors in all the plays. :r:it|rr «I the estate ol Orinda Bolster. I. aud JeUTiuluing who are the lawful of them manage, whatever’their style, The term “village” is of an accom' •.,'.t>,<l tn inherit the laud of said to protrude a tower of some sort, size mo-.lating nature on the Plaisance. , ■vimgiuid tiling the petition duly verior material skyward, and in the dis­ Villages are there aathick-as blaekber- ' l"'O'.!’ Haskell, son of ••ibi decwised. tance the whole is an inextricably tan­ rics. and they range from a collection : >r •c.T«nn» therein stated that an orgled mass of. tapering turrets. i i-r>-- -e tnifel" Lv thia court defennlnof booths to a dancehall. Two rival High above them all is the lofty Fer- . IrJsh re Mtuateu Irish vUlaffCK villages B are situated close close to to me the ris vvhwjL entrance to the Plr.ir.nr.ee. one of them rights therein rods, that from afar seem» mm as r. closely : Is uHlrre>i tu /mu. v nndcrtaking of Lady Aber­ AugW. A. woven as the meshes of a spider's web. deen, the wife of the chief magistrate •igripd 1 Che forenuui The huge erection stands half way be­ and big of ».-dd of Canada, the other under the super­ > ■ ir- at law ot said, <iic*b!*ed tween Hie fair grounds and Uie west­ intendence of Mrs. Ernest Hurt, an •i • l:cr pen>oiM iiifr.-^irtd In ern termination of the Plaisance, and v<- nr., required to appear til a session j Englishwoman with Irish sympathies. towers above u!l its surroundings, Both make a conscientious endeavor »i -t ttc-ii to hr hohlcii at Hie Probate ’. city ->f Hastings, Insaldcounty, and dwarfing the tallest of the tfiinarcU in to be villages, each containing its COLOMBIA BUILDING. U'e. If any there be, why the prayer of the comparison. Certainly it is as dis­ • quota of thatched cottages, where • : <r may not be granted. And it is VUIUMJ the ________ •r Jt-rrd. that gold petitioner give ootlce Among the minerals are the finest tinctly curiosity of the fair as was idealized peasants in impossibly white hiteie'ted In said estate, of the 1 specimens to be hjwi in the country. A the tower at the Paris oxposi- aprons sell, buttermilk and bog-oak j <it said petition, and the nearing । collectlon of unusual interest is that tjon foar years ago. From the ground | ornaments. Each is credited with an • of naturaLhiBtorjs<rhat part attract- to the u>p of the wheel is o distance oncertral mansion. I-ady Aberdeen ! irhiicu and circulated In *aiu count) ol ing the special attention of scientist* of 250-feet, and in Its circumference l having selected Blarney castle for the hirry, in each week for three successive w-t »s previous to said day of hearing. . is the collection of venomous snakes of ftn. containcd 38 cars, each construct: model of her principal building. Mrs. -Charles W. abmrtroxg. Sonth America. ed ed to to carry carry 36 3« people. people. "A ‘‘A ride in the , Hart the Castle of Dqnegal. ' A ’.rue caav.) Judge of Probate. 1 Among the other interesting exhib- whw?]" comprises twice around the cir!’ Some justification, too, may be found j distancTin all of 1.S00 feet, and MORTGAGE SALE. its are the product of Indian wood a distance in all of 1,500 feet, and ■ for applying the term village to the ! Drfault liavlnx'been made Iu the condition* carvers, silks and samples of tobacco jn all some. 20 minutes. From irvvuj'av" ••• —------- ■ w s ' ertAln morutiuCB made br Joteph Knight German concession, with its schloss and coffee grown in Colombia. On the one point of view •»-the wheel ’ <«■ is — somej'"'. Lovica Kniitht, his wife, to Samuel Caraoa and church. The Laplanders and clatrJ May ch. A. D. 18*0 and recorded In . . on tho — a------ ~f first floor and scattered about the sec- what nature of o disappoint . ’ ••-Het- uf Reel,ter of Deeds for Harry Co.. Javanese also have transferred the ond floor are a number of valuable men t. People who board the cars in on the 71b day of Mav. A. D., 1W. :■ b-r 3t of itiurtgng<K, on page HO. on which book*, forming a library of 500 vol- the hope of experiencing any of the homes of their native lands to Ameri­ can soil, the Javanese village in par­ i:.'.-uaue ttii-n- i* dulincG to be due and unpaid ume*. which tho C ’ nited State* of Cotiti naUon of the nerves that accomin-dale of this notice the kum of two nunticular, with its bamboo cottages and -------- ---• will find themselves -«mbiJr- <| atii tnr-e and forty-eight one hundredtii* lombia ha. given to the congressional p^, & risk roofs of palm leaf, being among the ‘ iri 8253 48 too and an Attorney’* foe of fit w «u.. The motion, though of course library at Washington as a nucleus for ^en. ■ •-ndoilAri provided for In said mortgage and no most picturesque objects on the fair ■ perceptible, is slow and dignified. One ; "r ■,>nicn"llim*' at i*w having been iostUu- a Latin-America section. grounds. It is difficult, however, to I t>> rtcoter the moneys secured ny *a)4 | doe. not re.liu, tbut the height 1. dlwover any ju«lflc.tlon for the .p' 'ITO!- or auv nnrt UrnreoL Therefor*. A Picture with * HUtory. j vast, and. locked in behind, the grilles । •• •■irtiie .if the no ver of sale contained in «a‘.d I plication of the term to the Turkish or In tho Woman’s building in the of th«, windows, there is little more | -1.-. ami thdstatute In such caae made (iGivlJe.i, notice Is hereby given that vn French exhibit can be seen one of the con(Miption of risk than if the^ wheel , the Algerian concessions. In both ;---- . u •• .’I,.I <:av of Sejit-mlirr. A. D. lft'1. cases the village is merely a collection :• '■ a oc;o.-k hi th* forenoon, I shall sell at pun- last pictures painted by that strange were a towernt of<rremta. granite. ; --------------------Theaters galore are to be found on the ■ of booths where visitors are entrapped • . !‘ iloti to the highest bliider, at the norili trom .io ,r of the court house in the city of fl«*- child of genius. Marie Bashkirtseff. in Plaisance. Eight or nine are in a . into paying three or four prices for • ’< v Michigan. । that being the t>lac« where Ute 1883. It is a study of street gamins, I Brummagem goods alleged to have 1 : : court (.«■ Barry county Is holden], the two boys wbooe faces she has idealized. chronic condition of performance all PreinHes deQuibed In s*td mortgage, or -o dav and most of the night. The more been imported from the east. 'mail thereof jnay be ucceMary to pay the They are fully dressed, even te shoe* Even to mention some of the attrac•un,- . itdj-o <alli mortgage, with eight |-er and atockihgs. The larger one carries important of them arc of the east, ' eastern, and bear a strong family re­ i tions of the thirty or forty concessions < tor. .', xud all legal cost*, together with ' on the riaisunce wguld occupy more .■I" a-.iornry fee provided for In said m<»rt- an umbrella thrust under his arm and L'..- Th- premises being described in • groon leaf U between hl. lipa Th« semblance the one to the other. Their space than is obtainable within the .hi oortzage as all that crr’alti pier* nr (treat tragedy of Ufa la .uggt.ted lo attractions arc largely saltatory, and -ir.<>f limit situate in* Ih* town ot RutL.ml for the first time Americans are af- I narrow limits of a newspaper article. ‘ 1‘ "I R Try aud H’.ate of Michigan and Jr­ the face of the older boy: that of the i Almost every variety of amusement . vir-ed ns foiinwA. L« wit: Commencing at’he f?Xt to°mak°en2 deep Jtance du *J^n , is to be discovered in the strange •o ;'h east m iler of the west naif of the north younger is >. r« qnarter >f s- rtiou eighi-m (1«> In to vn The picturi ’ street, from listening to the great Ausliiree I.) norAi rmgo nine [91 w«rf. The er Gr,n«.«*tonf but but the Ute name DM>..of o2. of the "HM artist u««J Desa, ax. **‘v,**j nc —. uk„ pi.ee j trian band in the Old Vienna street to reun ng north twenty-eight [zs] rod*, thrucr pooled by th. bn>,h thM •>jeo -her, UH. olon Jowt. j riding a camel in the street in Cairo. *ert forty (4o toils, thence running P'e,n,v right [28] rods. thrn:e running then dropping from her <Is ..qt-cet in Cairo." Opinions ns Seeing is believing on the Midway 'W1 nH1" 10 ,he P**®® 01 beginnluR. ’o^:^^.’X‘1 £ a^ty of P^tUbg th. PlaUanee ronuiiilug seven [7] acres ofland. ~ ‘ Haul De EL Swkenet. Samvel Cab»on. MMM. Dated, June 8th. 1803. PROBATE ORDER. •1 .■•hteati.count* i't Barry.—»s. o! the Probate Court for the «<f Barn . holden at the Probate Office |i •I lliiktlmcs. Hi said county, on Wed • . J! th day of July, in the year icard eight hundred and ninety-three. r < b.uie, W. Annatrong, Judge ol |P.1£ Pervonn L. *<• Tlirir l.ivra In n Flood Tropical Republic. In some respects the pavilion of the republic of mnRt inter. mOht ,nun structure is hj^h. fnie , , A g-»jt4 • ■. u.. tirvlyZto exhibits, principally of nntiquities of tlie aborigines, mineral* fpl. Among the relie. to be seen are gold belts, breast plates, ‘<>°£ "o^ic “0 u.0 ;,„2 " -iic.-esslvv weeks previous to i found in Indian graves. In one case ' ' le-urltn.’.* _ I ,there v,tis nnthintr nothing Imt but bom bones, skulls and IMRLK* W. ARMSTRONG. a mummy, the remains of some of the Judge of Probate. republic's prehistoric inhabitants. RESERVOIR [Going West | A. M. Detroit 10 40 IjumIdk Grand Ledge Mulliken , Sunfield । WoodtaTN Lake Ode^a CUrksvIl’d Khndale Alto !■ MeCord East Parts Grand Rapids Bangkok, Aug. S.—The blockade of this place was formally raised by Ad­ miral Humann Thursday. The return of M. Pavie, the French minister, to Siam, is expected daily. The provinces nrejn a disturbed state. The Saigon papers say there was some severe.fight­ ing between the Siamese and French •July 20 on the Mekong river. It is said that I’.t'O of the Siamese were killed, while the French losses ware slight. The latter have occupied several more islands. Sheriff and Police Officer* Indicted. Memphis, Tenn.. Aug. The grand jury has indicted Sheriff McLendon, Deputy Sheriff J. A. Perkins, Jailer Harold and Police Captains O'Haver and Hackett for failing ----------7 to do their duty in permitting Lee Walker to be taken from the jail and lynched and burned two week* ago. Several of the members of the mob were alao indicted. J1B1M H. walker A c®. Foil Chicago. Aug. k-The James H. Walker company, wholesale and retail dealers in dry g^ods. was placed in the •bauds-of ‘ - receivers •• — -■ ­ Friday. The esti mated liabilities are 12,400,090. with a»sets difficult to determine, but said to be as large a* the liabilities. The order of the court provides for a continua­ tion of the business as heretofore. Chicago, Kalanaioo i S&nuv TIME TABLE. In effect July.30. 1883. ' Station j. NORTO. Kxlwnsroo Lv... Bwi Cooper RIchloMl Juoc't. Crev*ej ClovnlAle.... dbulu.;........... Hastings........ emus Grove.. wo«Ml!ai«l .... Wrtndt>urv .... .Ja":1:. 8 54 Detroit Gratul Rapid*. Station*. ~ SOUTH. Kslamxroo Ar. OreoMy.... MBo Delton Cloverdale. Shultz Admitted Stealing >41.000. . Hastings. Altamont. Ill, ---» Aug. ’8.“ bask­ Coats Grove. , The “ ing C. M M. WnffMACo. Wright Jb Co. sus­ Woodland... ln» house of C pended Monday morning. The cashieiLevi Butler, is missing. He left a let­ taaatnc...... ter saying he'took *41.000. It is said Detroit Grand Rapids. the depositors will be paid in fulL Traverse City. UliarlrYDix.... CniCAGo, Aug. 6.—The grand jury I’eUwkev ..... failed to indict anybody for the blam* Hay View...... . in the cold-storage building fire on th* yorld's fair grounds. A Chicago Paper Shut Out. * Vienna. Aug. 8.—The government has issued an edict prohibiting lhe cir­ culation in Austria of the Chicago Staats Zwitung. Hedrick, Ib., Aug. 5.—A steam thrasher went through a bridge near Abingdon killing Lot Abraham and Bud Varaem. •stops on signal ouly. ,Akst» must sSnS trains al flag stations as soan is they eaa g Atfi train* will stop at Craak yLVte Crontn when th->v *re figged. R utgac- must t»e at the depot*’. !e 8 ute« Iwf *rv I*ivlug Um- of tral*"•» that agent may h-We time to •-heck It proW*; .n*v not go forward until nexDMu. ‘Mlx-d trains will be run H. C. Pottko. Geo'iP. a <• �LAST OF A FAMOUS FAMILY. Hastings Banner Thursday, Aug. io, i893MAKIHALL L. COOK. KditorTKBKD AS srCOND-CT-ASS tbx XArrraoL »ron.. ro.T9rx'cx, AUGUST 14. 1379. editorial notes. Additional Local. News. merchant who Is short In one line of goods may go to his neighbor and make an ex­ change for such goods aa be may have a Tbe Sunfield News, edited by Frank Ugood supply of. In this way the stocks of Flint 4 Co. formerly Aitors of the Demo­ say one half dozen wholesale bouses In crat here. »e4-nM to be enjoying PWP*^’ some Wes.tern town are reduced to the low­ It comes to us this week in an eulargeu est poeslble* minimum. There is no plac­ form, which makes a great itoprovement. ing of new orders uhlil the whole supplies . One of the ladles who attended the reheld on hand by these half dozen houses Zent excursion to Ottawa Beach experienc­ ed a very novel sensation, It being her have been disposed of. These merchants first ride on * railroad. The lady was sec that what is good protection for one Is ... midk"she —p^S^Bnldmore ____ -x u-l.lm.nl am! !1H aira. maiuct x - -------good protection for all. Their action, of^ thoroughly tholongbly enjoyed enjoyed the the day day and and ride. ride. directly effects the output of the . Ai.rokrax min. employlok course, -- --- ----------------! „r „lllo. manufacturers, who, instead of selling 8,000 bauds, paying out 8225,000 per month in wages, aud using 8,000,000 goods to all these half dozen houses, are pounds of cotton every week have closed merely selling what will' actually supply their dally business requirements; hence down. The Slater woolen mllla uf Webster, it is that tins manufacturers feel the effect of the stringency, and so it compels them Mass., are closed throwing 800 men out of to reduce their output .and lessen lhe employment. Tbe Hartford Carpet Co., of Thompson­ number of hands working, or work for ville Ct. the Tunix woolen mills; thc Hol­ fewer hours, which practically amounts to land silk mill, Wlllmantlc, Ct; Beverly. the same thing, and thus the buying ca­ Mass, shoe shop: several tanneries at Pea- pacity of the people- Is lessened, which l»dy. Mass.: Central Railroad paintihops. again minimizes the sales of the whole­ Iplzabeth, N. J., paper mills at South sale bouses. The case above cited Is an Hadley. Falls, Pa.; Prides Hill, N. Y., Instance of Protection in Its strongest Cedar Falls. Iowa, and Lawrence. Mass.; form. The business houses combined to The ML Washington Glass Co., Bedford, protect themselves through fear of possible Mass.; three plate glass factories nt Tar­ tariff tinkering. The premium list for the Barry County fair is printed and. It is expected, will be ready for distribution by Saturday after­ noon of this week. We ask your atten­ tion not only to the liberal premiums offer­ ed. but also to the added Inducements offered by Hastings merchants In their ad­ vertisements. • The Third Annual Picnic of the Allegan and Barry County Farmers’ Picnic Associ­ ation will be held al Streeter's landing. Gun Lake. Friday and Saturday. Aug 25th and 20th. Gov. Rich and Mayor Stuart, of Grand Rapids will be present A line prograju rendered each day. Everyone go Tha working men, of the country were and have a good time. told that the Inevitable result of the suc­ An Institute of the Gold Cure Co., has cess of the democratic party would be a recently been opened In our city under reduction of wages. They contended that lhe management of Dr's. H. A. and C. IL their unions would keep their’wages up to Barber. They guarantee an absolute cure of the liquor or morphine hablta. In from the old standard and listened to the prat­ one to four weeks, without pain, nervous ing* of unprincipled politicians, who were shock or interruption to business. A full drawn into the political Held not for the explanation of their method may be had purpose ot bettering the condition of work­ of the doctors. entum, Creighton and Ford City, Pa., the Iron Furnaces at Eojans, Pa., the steel mills at Joliet, ill: the knitting mill? at Cohoes, N. Y.. shoe factories at Goffstown, N. H.. Montelto and Beverly,*Mass; and Nyack. N^Y.. the Iron rolling mills at Birmingham.''Ala; Hartford, Ct; Mc­ Keesport. 1’a.. Rekdiug. Pa., and Ashton. Nl Y. I ' At Indianapolis/ Indiana, 7.000 men 'are unemployed. 2.0W in West Albany, N. Y, ingmen. but for the sake of getting a fat office for themselves. The threat of free trade has alarmed manafketurers in nearly every branch of business, and the gloomy prospect Is that the workingmen will have to accept more than a reduction of wages. The prospect Is that many of them will have to accept absolute idleness. 5,000 in Troy, Nk Y. Coming to our own state, there ace 12,­ 000 to 15,000 men thrown out of employ­ ment on the Marquette, Menominee and Gogebic ranges. The Peninsular Car Co., of Detroit, has discharged over 1500 men since June. Maur of the other factories and work­ shops In that city have closed down or re­ duced help, so that the number of unem­ ployed laborers will number well up In the BURGLARY MILO. « Little Plunder Secured. Sunday night or early Monday morning thousands. burglars made a raid on Milo but the Many of the big factorlea-iu Grand Rap­ thieves were no doubt disappointed In re­ ids have closed down or reduced help so sults. They were no doubt attracted to that several thousands of Valley City this place by the fact that Walter Spauld­ ing buys considerable grain and the thieves workmen are unemployed. We might go on and enumerate frouj probably inferred that he kept consider­ able money in his safe, but in this they now until Christinas without completing were greatly mistaken. The first raid was made on Walter the list. The above are but a few amonjt the thousands affected by the threat <if I Spauldings' office, a little building which stands about 15 rods south of the depot at tariff reform. No city or hamlet In tlse that station. In this place he had a little country but what has been affected more safe in which the burglars evidently sup­ or less. Cities or villages that depend up­ posed that he kept his worldly guods. En­ on inanufaciuring for their existence are trance was gained by a back door, the safe drilled, and blown Into fragments. especially-severely affecj I by the demoX They next paid their respects to the cratlc free trade platfo^u But the people store, which is owned by Elmer Schoolare getting just what they voted for last scrdfL Here they gained entrance through a rear window by using a brace aud bit November. that they secured from Mr. Spaulding’s of­ fice. Nothing of' any Importance Ls missed from the store. None ef the mer­ While J. M‘. Hammond, of Bro ward. chandise in the store was taken tn speak was at the world’s fair lie became acquaint­ of. One package was taken from the shelf but the contents were found tater on. ed with Jas. H. Steele, of Scotland, one Postage stamps were evidently not want­ of tho commissioners to the world’s fair ed. for those In the draw remained In­ After the latter returned to his - home tact. What the fellows evidently were across the water he sent Mr. Hammond a after was the cold cash, and nothing else. newspaper, Tbe Falkirk Mali, under date There is no clue whatever as to the per­ of July 18th. which contained a long letter petrators, but from the work.it Is thought from Mr. Steele giving a splendid account (that they were a band of professionals. of hls observations In America. Of eours/> A meeting was held at Milo Sunday even­ ing and tho work was done after It was it lt> impossible for any one from tbe little dismissed. The people of Milo were not Island to say anything about the United aroused by any of the reports and remain­ States without bringing politics Into play. ed In Ignorance of the affair until morn­ ’ andthuu It was with Mr. Steele. He ing. letter.—Developments show that money closed his remarks with an account of one was secured from Mr. Spaulding's safe to of President Cleveland’s receptions, which the extent of S30. he (Steele) attended, as follows:— "At the White House President Cleve­ J. P. Roberts who for nearly a quarter land held one of his usual receptions for visitors, at which, along with nearly, 20V of a century hgs been the capable and. efficient agent of the American Express Co. ladies and gentlemen I attended. His per­ In this city, retired from that position Sat­ sonal appearance is striking, having the urday and was succeeded by W.» N. Chid­ neck and shoulders of a prize-fighter, a ester Monday morning. Mr. Roberts has tendencj to stoutness. and a pleasant voice made an excellent official for the Company attending to all of the duties of the office • -which I thought was singularly free in a way eminently satisfactory to his em­ from the nasal twang peculiar to moat ployers and himself. He has literally Yankees. He has a fine fonfliead, nose grown up with the company, to whose In­ and firm mouth, and gives one the idea of terests he has faithfully devoted some of the best years of hjs life. The business of being possessed of power, determination, the office has Increased to such an extent force of character, and capable of coping thaLtof late. It has been Impossible for one with any emergency. Let ns, as Britons, of his advanced years to attend! to the hope that he will rise to the occasion of work as It should lie .done, Recognizing his long service mid tai th full whs, the repealing the obnoxloun protective tariff, Company has placed hlui on the honorary inculcating into the American minds those pension list with a monthly salary of $25 doctrines of which Cobden and Bright, in for life, which is a source of mush satisfac­ our own land, were tbe high priests.”’ y tion to Mr. Roberts and hbt many Jrlends. No better man could have been secured ' Thia Is certainly a very frank statement In Mr. Roberts’ place than W. N. Chides­ of the desires of onr neighbors across the ter. .For S cqnple of years ,. c „„ .U he has 1MX i>een sea. But the experience in tbe past deputy postmaster, where he has an enviable reputation taraccuracy and the "rapidI "disshould certainly have taught us that what -Patctrof business. He Is an honorable, they want us to have, we dont want. Mr. active, enterprlslng/yopng mau. and will Steele was no doubt In earnest when he devote his best energies to the duties of the said that “we aa Britons" hope that the office. Will Is receiving the congratula­ protective tariff will be repealed. On the tions of his many friends. other hand “we as Americana” don’t want It done, and It IS doubtful If Grover Clevelaed aflij.the democratic party will rise to iL The depressed condition of affairs, at the present time shows wiiat even a threat to repeal It will tbe occasion to repeal da , . ,.. miiI1 th„ r™> M?? ndl>>c<lr~U b> tte reiauuu khuiu , “X mil —--- to Register of Deeds to be recorded under the new law, should enclose 25 cents e,xtr* for the Treasurers’ certificate which must be attached. A great deal of trouble and annoyance and a little expense will be saved if'state will be borne In mind. l. • Attention Battalion. Next week Wednesday aud Thursday UUh. and 17th., occurs the battlion re­ union of Barry county. I^et every soldier in the county lay by all cares and enjoy the two days reunion. Our members are tx-mming less every year and there will be but few reunions to attend In future, so let tn do all In our power to make Uils an enjoyable* and profltable one. Tents, straw mid fuel will be furnished, but bring your rations. Business meeting will be held In • the floral hall on the Fairgrounds on first day at two o'clock p. m. A grand address on second day by Hon. P. T. Colgrove. Camp fire on first day. G. H. Brook-. l.\l. J. r; Russell jTotectlon AgBinat Rafom. “in some Western States it has been learned that tbe merchants have pooled tbeir stocks of goods, and exchange with one another to suit their requirements, this working off tbeir surplus stocks wlbout loss.—New York Evening Post. Jub H. N ver tn the commercial history of the counrj ha* there been such an utter lack of cafidence In the future of business ns to reilt in such action ns stated above. Organ*, vfnllns mid cornet* ini InstruMenants are generally considered ro»umental qtwrrtettes mid chorm>Ks ;mid nn-_ petlts with one another in trade, but forcly bus the uncertainty os to the fu­ ■•luuctj njxt Sun-lay morning and even­ ture tariff legl'l ttion appealed to them, ing. indlvia.ly aud collectively, that we find The Y. P-S. C. K. at the Presbyterian • tbesempetitors iu business co-operating church next Sunday evening at (sun .) T'r *p:1 by Mb" Erz flnr-f. D~—J——»A W‘‘- Fo-ib,.. Llttlo WUbetataL q“«n , xJihrrtondx, !• belto.ed to be doomed uJt" MiconmmpUon. .nd themed who rearrange the nrnp of K“r“p'*” .Iremly «nid to bo dtomi«.ln« the po».ibllitles. foe Wilhelminx. who to but twelve rears old. to the laat direct repreaentaUxo of tho dvaaaty. There are aomo distant ral alive, of lhe youa» queen. ‘"clmh » an aunt, who to »rand dueboaa of Saxe Weimer; but. according to the tar Herald, no one of them haa tha lightest claim to the throne. A p an for prowrving the territory of tte N.therland. will be fnr.trote,1 IL™ helmlna diet Her father. WUltom III. wax grand dnke of I.uxumbourg. When he died Lnxnmbourg paxswl un­ der lhe aoreTelgnty of Hnlre Adolphna, of the older branch of the haaaau fam Uy. Shortly after the king a death bto daughter, hand wa» promised to Prince William, aon of the ruler of Luxumbourg. Tbto proapecitoe marriage would have featured Luxembourg to the Netherlands but In the event of Wllhemina’a early death Luxembourg will become practically a paj^“ ““ German empire and it will need all of the wladoro ot Holtond a atawamen to keep the whole kingdom from drifting that way alao. To eaeape from auoh a fate the Hutch might again form a coalition wlth'Helglmn. but thia would be an unpopular alliance, as no love la loat between lhe two couolHea on ac­ count of racial and religion, differ­ ences. to which ancient Jealouaiea may slang, but a •etootifio fact, the tempera•ture of the vegetable being always a de­ gree below that of the surrounding atmo­ NOW sphere. is mo Time ^btohrMy' PUre A, When cooking i„ a and appetites an- dai * ■Y,*; w,! hilv,; thi^ made on purpose fa dainty appetites The finest kind of Oliva, California Breakfast FoS Columbus (.'ereline Elak« Quaker Rolled Oats.“S Farm Table Sauce. SaP mon Steak, Potted Ham Potted Chicken, Potted Turkey. Hmkins Soups, California Oranges, fa. nanas. etc., you need not cook much and von ,an t help eating if you Wi]| get some of ,nir wd things. ! A cream ot tarter baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., Wall St., N. Y. IT IS HOT OHB FAULT. If you fail to know that PIANOS, ORGANS and SEWING MA­ CHINES can be bought cheap of C. E. INGERSON. be added. ‘•Not what a man earns but what It I. more likely that In each an he saves makes him rich.” We erent the atatea general would elect a propose to make it interesting for new monarch or possibly establish a So don’t republic. Tahen all in all, the houoe Hastings competition. On one of our insidd pages will be found of Orange has a more decent history fail to write me for prices and President Cleveland’s message to Con­ than any other tlynasty in Europe. terms on first class goods. gress. The tone of the message is very Ito men have been brave warriors and Yours for business, fair and as may be imagined the Presi­ wise rulers; its women good wives and dent calls for the unconditional repeal of toothers." To this rule, of course, the Sherman law, to which he attributes there are exceptions, but not as many C. E. INGERSON, Agent. the present condition of affairs. It will be as would be the case were a like opin­ noticed that “tariff refortn” occupies but a Nashville, Mich. ion expressed of other European little portion of the whole message. dynasties. This famous family takes The annual consumption of bananas In its name from Orange, a dirty little the United States has reached thirteen French town in the department of million bunches. They all come from the Vaucluse, which was the capital of a West India Islands and Central America small independent principality from and are received mainly in New Orleans. the eleventh to the sixteenth cen­ New York, Philadelphia and Boston. The turies. From its kings the Orange annual consumption is about one hundred house traced ita descent In 1581 the Constantly keeps on hand a fine line of bananps a year for each American family. His —Ex. The grocers iu our city all state last of them died without issue. that they have bad a greater demand for sister had married a count of Nassau, bananas this season than ever experienced thus establishing the Nassau-OrangU line. This count was the father of the before. famous "William, who was the founder Hastings can indeed be very thankful of the Netherlands. The William who Which will alwasy be for sale at the for ILs excellent supply of water, but the married Mary, of England, and be­ extremely dry weather of late has been came William III., of England, was an­ telling on the supply and the Water in the well ha* been lowered to within a few other distinguished prince of Orange. feet of the suction pipe during thc heavy The later member^ of the family have / NEW CUSTOMERS INVITED. drains upon the well during the hours not especially distinguished them­ allowed for sprinkling. One day last selves. but their op|H»rtunitics have week over 549,000 gallons of water were not been great. PLEASE GIVE US A CALI. pumped during 12 hours. This would re­ DISGUISED MAJESTY. present a pond ot water 10 rods, long. 4 rods wide and about 7 feel deep. Think of this volume of water being used in 12 hours'. There is certainly a great waste of People who' imagine that his imwater somewhere In the city, and Un­ "penal majesty Emperor William parses water commissioners will be Justified in do­ all his time In christening new-born ing most anything-to stop it. In cities one hour morning and evening is the most Kons. meditating on the wickedness of that is allowed and that time ought to suf­ Prince Bismarck and quarreling with Count Von Waldersee are. according to fice for any lawn in the city. the Boston Globe, very much miaAnnual excursion to Prtosky and Trav­ taken. He likeb his fun and takes it erse City Tuesday. August 2'Jlb.. 1893. There is a certain music hall iu Ber­ by special train and at very ’ low rate via lin where the emperor enjoys adven­ the Michigan Central and Grand RaVids A tures worthy of Caliph Haroun Al Indiana Railroads. living Hastings at Rasch id. Whether he is recognized or 12:43 P. M. Fare. $4.00 for round trip. not it is, hard to say. as his majesty is Tickets are good for return by any regular train until Thursday, September 7th.. in­ an adept in the art of “making up.” However, policemen, detectivesand clusive. The special train will stop at Cadillac. Manton. Wnltnff. South Board­ others are far too wise to express sus­ man. Kalkaska, Mancelona. Elmira, and picions in case they have some idea BOyne Falls. Passengriw for Traverse they are in the presence of the lord of City will change cars at Walton. Baggage Germany. They treat him as they checked through to destination. The low would treat any of the other fre­ rate, a splendid service, ample hotel accnma- quenters of the hall. datlons at low rates, the many sights, the It is confidently said that the other enjoyment and benefit yon will receive, day. in tho guise of a Hebrew, petidler, can not fail to make this the excursion ol his majesty wandered through the the saasoD. haunts of the JuwUh community in C. IL Onimruc, ■ his capital and discussed with a num­ Agent. ber of working Israelites the condition The average yield of wheat per acre as of their race in his own dominion and estimated on the first of this month In, iu the effect of the harsh measures re­ the southern counties 14.08 bushels: In the cently promulgated against them in central counties 14.00 bushels and In the Russia. northern counties 13.77 bushels. These On another occasion the emperor Is figures are the averages of all lhe estimates said to have passed many hours of thp from each section, and the estimates are night wandurtatf among the drinking based on the total acreage sowed, as re­ booths used by sailors and common turned by supervisors, and on examination soldiers, argnlng and Inviting criticism made when harvesting and stacking. on the life of a private in his army or The estimates point to a total crop in the an able-bodied sen man in his navy.’ State of About 2 ’.240.000 bushels, or utxmt All these things doubtless assist tha 1.345.000 in excess ot theXJuly estimate. The total number of bushem of wheat re­ young sovereign in his endeavor to act us the father of his people; but ooported marketed by farmers in July is 541 857. The total number of bushels reported caslonally the fact that he Ik a young man.burst*. upon him. and hr is apt to marketed in the twelve months. August July, is 14,302.347 which h2,447,SOB bush­ Join In vigorous dancing, and play high els less than reported marketed In the same jinks generally, cs enthusiastically aa month last year. Wheat is of excellent the latest jack us hore. quality,- only an occasional report men­ Then, in the middle of a can-can ora tions damage from any cause. Oats are schoppen. comes the memory: “I am estimated to yield 29 bushels per acre in the kaiser.” and his temporary boon the southern and central counties, and 27 bushels in the northern counties. Corn companions are surprised to see their and potatoes are at thia date—August 7— new comrade suddenly draw himself iu great need of rain, and have quite gen­ up, turn on his heel and leave the plaoa. erally been greatly Injured. The bay crop A Benar'a Journal. of the .State has been secured In excellent !he l,tr*n»re«t newspapers condition and is a full average in quantity The apple crop of the .state will be very published here, writes a Parte corre­ spondent in the New York Tribune, is • journal, the circulation of which is confined exclusively to the County Grange Meeting. guild of mendteanta. The beggars uf The next meeting of the Barry County Paris have their labor uukm and labor Pomona Orange 1’. of H. ^111 be held at Irving Grange Hall Friday, Aug. -juu, dnes In the same way as every other (mly a limited number of 1893. to be called to order nt ten o'clock trade. hektograph copies of the journal are sharp and to be a basket dinner. issued aud are dtetrilmted among the PROGRAM various district headquarters .Tf the Singing by the Grange. Quotations by all. metropolte u contains tips for Bn Recitation, slater Betale Whitrigbt borts of mendicants. There are com­ Essey. sister Uellen Honeywell. plete lb,to of the baptisms, weddings Paper. Bro. Bert Walker. 10 uko P>«ce each day?so Select rending. Bro. Will Otla. that the beggar who read* the paper The Grange mid Rn usefulness n an know* where to go if he wants to ply organization. Bro. John Dawsun. his trade success&Hy. For thc aZ Dialogue by Bro. J. E. Tobias and wife vantage of beggar letter-writers a Singing. The home and its influence upon tho special column of the journal h set apart for noting the arriveand deynuog, Bro. Charles. Newland. Speech by Bra George .Sheffield. partnres of persons of kcown chari­ table tendencies. 1 f the philanthropic Recitation, sister IMplogV. . Followed with program of Jrvlug milhonaire-ahonhl ’oe surprised on re­ Grange. Also question box. Open meet, turning to Paris that pleas for asinain the afternoon to which all are Mi tance st once begin to pour in upon cordially invited. hun, he will Im able to ascribe thte Geokgf. K. Bowseil phenomenon to the kind offices of the Beggar*’ Journal. Hams & VaflAnmii. THE HASTINGS MARKET FRESH AND SALT MEATS LOWEST MARKET • PRICE. F. P. WILCOX, Proprietor, ED. SCHUMANN. Clerk. The Nation’s Chair CROCKING CHAIR. If the Americans are working themselves, to death night and day in the struggle for the Almighty Dollar, they discovered the JRocker and take a vast amount of comfort in them every day. There is comfort in them anyway but there is added comfort if you know that you bought them cheap. ‘We have a large stock of rockers—in fact too large a stock—and to get rid of them we will sell them at a bar­ gain. If you want a nice Rocker and a good bargain at the same time, call soon. tlHWreROdEKS, Successor to F. W. Greble. We’ve got all kinds of Furniture which we sell cheap. Between TIMEaidWET * you save time you 4a™ money. You can save a Wt amount of time if you an- loo*’ ing for P or any kind of building mater ial, by coining direct’.' h iw and not only that, you will save money by buying of r>. We are posted in our bnsinesB and do enough of it to ena­ ble na to sell cheaply and yet get a living. �ASTrNGs rMIay, , r. V«« Banner ic- '»93- CCC’t. L«cH EJi’cr. you 6O1110 bore Unty. flings ' for 'lives, /?od ’lakes *> Cass ■SalHam, jotted ’cups, • Ba*i not can’t win file Drug hue fitly is always a our business. time we are iixirnw to sell for the above <■11 yon any in stock at re­ call and see consists of a ,i„..,of WALL PAPER, WI NTH>W SHADES, mill, BOOKS (new and j hand) PAINTS, OILS varnishes PATENT liCINES. DRUGS and <TIT-T'S. This is the for PARIS GREEN INSECT Hellabore, ----------and FLY PAPER, ml fresh. From our exchanges we notice that go«d meat Is quite scarce. Th* people here are especially favored In that line, the Hastings Market having an unutually fine line of meats ou hand ail the while. / Workmen from Grand Rapids have been getting tbe old. court house ready to be moved away this week. If the crowd of spectators would each lend a helping hand the building could be carried away. iA portion of the CflUral school buildlpg.will be re-roofed-------withsteel. -*■ ' This — ' w ■ - ----------------------much needed as ,water would often come, through the ceilings and stand on the floor in some places during hard rains. For sdme time past Elmer Daniels, who Ilves about five or six miles west of the city, has shown symptoms if Insanity, and the trouble has been growing worse of late. Friday he was taken to the asylum at Kalamazoo. D. W. Reynolds received the sad-news Monday that his brother, who was recent­ ly stricken with paralysis, causal by the bursting of a blood vessel In the brain, was dead. In his affliction Mr. Reynolds has the sympathy of all. ror the next thirty days we will make special,prices to cash buyers, as we are in need bt cash and will sell goods cheap In order to get it. Call and see us before buying. WOOLLEY it BltON.SOX. The Misses Lottie Lake and Ida Hurd are acting as ushers at the M. E. church In place of C. S. Whitcomb and J. 1 Crawley, resigned. " -----. — -------------Messrs. Whitcomb and Crawley have been the efficient ushers for nearly twenty years. personal mention Miss Hattie Puffer I# quite seriously Hl. TOk" Ltel,lr len mSKZ't c’l‘n’" Pfiu*. Jr general manager” in rooms of the Ba.nmeb office, and Oscar --------------------Schumann first assistant,'’ left for Chicago this week to take a well earned mi.» t *l,c 10 ’’••'•no \varellun at the fair. Fred Parker. Frank Stebbins. Ed. Hol­ Frank rank vl.lua lrl.ua. In CluilMte brook. Wash 5]>ouable. John Cole. Henry and Will Barnaby were among the Hast­ last week. ings people who attended tbe races in Allen MeOffiber Is visiting his parents Grand Rapids yesterday. In the city. ' Ed. Holbrook and daughters, the Misses Frank Black was in Kabttnazoo Monday Holbrook, of San, Franciseo, who have on business. been spending the summer at Mrs. I. Geoi Truman, oKNashvlIle. was in the Holbrook’s left Monday for a visit with relatives iu New York State. They will city Saturday. return here before going home. Mrs. Dick Kurtz, of Plainwell is visit­ Mrs. Charles Russell jau -small tea ing In tbe city. ive a party Monday evening for Carrie Stebbins, Chas. Ptlug. of Chicago, is home on a ot Hastings, and Miss Minnie Cook enthr­ short vacation. taioed the same company the next evening Frank Nichols, of Lansing, was In lhe Iu honor of her niece. Leah Rowne, also of Hastings—Allegan Journal. city last week. Tim! la 1>°'lk'r **“' Gr*“d C. . Jones, of Grand Rapids, was tbe city Friday. Sheldon was In Marshall this week on buslneas. <5 quire? •• -v .'rout heto are taking in the m- 1‘re-idenl’s message printed in Ide page. terday ground was broi;-w court house. H-ighncr s u v. in- invited to attend the dance at second* hand bicycle in goud fur tale by Fred L. Heath, the A. Black A Son have just received as fine a line of sample* of granites and marbles as there h in the state, each ot the different varieties being of cylindrical form, about IS Inches in - h-ngth by six niches tn dlsmeier. aud high!}' polished. This tinii ■ biggest ■ • ii is one of the. purchasers ami of marble and granite in the sta through the hustle and enterprise of ,F. 1). Black h becoming lietter known every A branch office bus just bi-en'opened ' day. nt 30:1 East Main street. Kalamazoo Dr. Lowry has received very gratifj Ing I'nnttac news of • the j-erformcnce of Chief this year. Thursday last at Sturgis Pontiac was trotted four miles to work Par Broker, of Woodland, lias been >.iin i>h; easilvl made The first mile wa ing a few jiay> in jail for spearing 10. Th :i aU..;.: the second in third in ... JO and the fourth- in 2:15J^’._ •i :< a barrels of good hand-picked ap- This is n splendid showing cmwideriiig the will be taken in exchange for trade al taZ’t that he has been tracked only it few ecks this year. The many admirers of Pontiac feel certain that hcVIll hustle the i* hear I hat t> Ide. the plater, will 2:10 mark this year, and before he leaves ’i Nashville . ... soon — All desiring plating thc track will give the best flyers in the ■ should act at once. country a hard chase. We wish subscribers who move fronf Always smoke Ed. rowers No, 35 cigar. ways the same: always the best 5 cent lhe place where they are getting fln-lr "ir in the Ini ted States. paper at present and write to ua to send it rticic will be a reunion and harvest to their new address would always take cate when notifying us to n il the place of nee iu th*a. IL hail Thursday eve. their former address. Of course we are 17th; Ei erybody invited. not acquainted with many of our sub­ ■n-d le-ef is just the thing for this 'aea- scribers and fall to remember just where i of the year. Go to the Hastings Mar- Lhelr post office aditress is, and when they say simply, plea-e change the address of when you want to buy any. my paper to such and such a place, wc itv:ng and Nashville ball teams played have to spend a great deal of time in : ’he former place Friday last, tbe score hunting their former address in order to change it as they desire Much time •sliding 17 to 7 in favor of the latter. would to saved us by doing thia. inyttung and rything at all prices to Thc Michigan Central will until Septem­ ber :|Oth sell round trip tourists tickets, Hi. annun) termers picnic will be limited to return nut later than! October Lake Odessa Aug. 1.-th. A fine 31st at the following low rates: 87. io Traverse City. Mich. lieen prepsredfc- Everyone In-grain 1: Bay View ) Petoekey ) ''" Harbor Springs. Mich 1 Burghardt now has the Jumbo dog of ’ county. It Is of the St. Bernard famMackinaw City - 1. ui Mackinac Island and when nine months old weighed 173 ■will.- ’.> other matter* we bad to omit uf 'tie items in tbe correspondence week. selves Jr the ocker them lyway that large and . bar­ good Jt a Elk Rapids H yon want a nice roast or stew down. all at the Hastings Market and get it. Wr. Wilcox is pleasing everyone who '.rade< With him. Charlevoix Ottawa Bearh 1.1.... i.i Golnn Timothy seed j*r t»u.. vxi. Parley per bu. 90 to 1.10 Wool per lb. 8 to IC. Millet seed per bu. so. Pork dressed. tLto. To The SENATE RESTAURANT TO GET A LUNCH 2R SQUARE OML Vou can also get rauuri Lobster#. Shrimp. Salmon etc., and the Block Is new an fr,Amplc accomodations tor all. ladles ns gents, (lire ns a call. In biwnrst noOer E. Y. Hoglc’s Stare. Corner Main and Jefferson in JCAL NEWS. lace curtain J^rti per lb.. 10. Potatoes per bn., 4X Bje per bn.. 37. Tallow per It,.. 4. □are per bu.. JIV beat, red per bit.,». Wheat, white per ou.. 50. K,1>ldl' FRED L. HEATH, 1 he report is being circulated that John Kronewitter. or this city, has fallen Itelr to a large fortune. It is said that his brtdHt-r drifted away many years ago finally settling in India, where he itccumnlated it fortune of $20,000,000. which will be divided among seven brothers and sisters. We certainly hope that this |a true and Mr. Kronewitter who has always been a hard working farmer, is to be congratiilatlated upon his good fortune, if the reiwrt Is curn-ct. Mrs. Harvey Lurvey and children, of Battle Creek are visiting at G. Matthews'. Mr-. Clara Allen, of Lansing, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Wm. Hitchcock this week. Miss Edith Babcock returned from a six weeks' visit at Chicago Saturday night. Mis* Maude Bentley is spending tho ro*ek with Miss Edith Eliis.at Grand Rap­ id*. A.’Black and family returned from an extended visit In the west'"Tuesday even­ ing. Dr. and Mrs. b. M. row|er spent Sun­ day with Len Felghnef and wife at Nash­ ville. Miss Sarah Borton left tor Chicago Tuesday tuorutog to commence her fall work. Genie Brown returtied to Chicago :i. i-■ Rev. K. A. Carnahan, jot bt. Paul. taking a ujurti needed rest in thh city and Detroit. Mr*. Geo. Nichol* and daughter, of' St. Louis. Mich., are visiting her father A. J. Newton. Mr*. Anna 1). Mason spent several days at Wall Lake wr.h Mrs. AV. 11. Huffman .1 : ri. The Misses Simpson, of Allegan, passed Saturday and Sunday with Julius Russel! and family. i. Lowry and family eave toDr. G. W. ruorrow for Mackinaw Island to bu absent two week-. Mr». DeCoursey and children, of Laton Rapids, spent Sunday with James F. Mend and family. Beginning Tuesday. August 15 and con­ tinuing four days, the Lansing Driving Club will give its second annual trotting and pacing meeting on the new mile track at Lansing. Mich. The association was organized two years ago and Includes among its members the leading business men and capitalists of the city. .. mile track had long been contemplated to take the place of the old half mile affair located on the fair grounds at the capital city aud the result was the locating of the present handsome grounds and buildings, of the elegant mile track that is pronounc­ ed by horsemen to be second to none in the state. The soil la peculiarly adapted to a race track and an experience of two seasons proves that tbe association ••bullded well.” For this years meeting $10,000 in cash purses have been hung up with a liberal amount for specials, and for the four days' events some 200 horses have qualified, thus assuring a successful meet and some excellent sport Besides the evtnts chronicled on lhe regular program, Guy. 2:0UX. who holds lhe world's geld­ ing and buggyreconl. Nelson, 3:10M. who bolds the stallion record for regulation track and Lord Clinton. 2:10^, will go against their records for special pursea. For any information regarding the meet­ ing, addres.* CHAS. P. DOWMKY, Secretary. The Melliodi.t church society of Has tings will run a special excursion to Mus­ kegon. Mich.. Thursday. Arg. 17th. Via Lhe Michigan Central and Grand Rapids and Indiana RyV. Fare for round trip 51.00. children 50 cents. Train will 1Mye Hastings at 7M.*> a. ml All those who can are requested to purchase tickets the day before. There will tie ten coaches left at Hastings the day before and more will be furnHhed if necessary. Tickets can be purchased at the Michigan Central ticket office and of the Church Society. C. R. ObBOKN. . Agent. I he excur.tiun .wpuken of almve will givt an opportunity to see Muskegon and to go to Michigan Park and the Hackley Park Assembly ground.*. At Michigan Park arc large pavilions and fine bathing with life line to protect bathers. The excursion agent of the railroiid expects to make rautfement «<> that those who desire run take ft rhlc lake. . on .. the ------------An arrange­ ment l»s'already been made with tbe c of the lifj? saving station to give an exhibi­ tion. Tickets may be obtained of F.l 1 Hentli and at the Banner office. The tickets arc very cheap. Ordinary fare for lhe round trip i» $4.40. Lhe rule allowing - water —— takers sprinkle lawrnrfrom 7—1» a. ni and 4—7 p. m. will In- strickly enforced. We would ask all who use water for sncli purpose to comply with said rille. C. Roheht Daw-on '' ater commissioners Geo -•■ i:n M. A. GORDON. Proprietor GAZING nl THE, NE.W MOON Is a beautiful and impressive sight; but. Ladles’ WauM Gents waunos, DRINKING NEW MOON TEA g mater y to ns >f us. BOUS’ WalGOBSLatest styles. Is one of the most delicious pleas­ Lowest prices. ures accorded to those who enjoy a fine cup of tea. I have just received a large invoice of the new Violins, Guitars and Banjos, stock of the best strings crop of New Moon Tea and it fully obtainable. equals the best recommends ever given it. Why dont you try it? Whenever you want groceries or canned goods call on me. S. E. PHILLIPS F.R. PftNGOflST The Reliable Jeweler [he Sherman Is they all-absorbing question just Two or three years ago qow. the silver in a silver dollar was .vorth in the nei ?hborhood of'100 cents. At the present time it is orth only about 50 cents To-day for 50 cents you can buy Furniture at Archie McCoy’s that two years ago would have cost you $1.00. OUR PRKEJ ALWAYS KEEP PACE WITH THE TIHE5—. FURNITURE AND CARPET EMPORIUM. Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Heney attendei the funeral of Gen. Inuqs. at Grand Rap id#. Sunday. Mrs. Maggie Burchfieid. of Hastings, is a guest of her son and daughter.—Char­ lotte Tribune. ♦ Sid Todd. Bert Brumm, and b Rickie started for the world’s tair yester­ day afteruoon. Miss Blanche Cole left for Charlotte yes­ terday and will spend (tbe remainder of ibe vacation there. Mrs. Ed. G. Holbrook and family left Ftidayfora visit with Mr. Holbrook’s people at Mancelona. Mis Battie Phillips, of Rochester, N. t., was lhe guest of Mr. and. Mr#. D. G. Rob­ inson, Thursday and rlri^i /'Mr#. Josie Barker is visiting her father John Quaife. She irrxt* with a party to Wai! Inike this week to camp. Mrs. E. S. Wa’ket, son and daughter, of Duluth, Minnesota, are tbe guests of her sister. Mrs. B. P. RlsbrMger. On ruesdav'*venl»K K Mrs. Knowles and grand children, Ed­ was given a sntistantlal reminder of his popularity among Wf business aMociates. ward and Hattie Goodyear, returned from His fellow employ ers at the Michigan Cen­ an extended visit in < tral depot, the hackmen and a few other Dr. Lampman and I family and Henry 1 he infant child of Mr. Townsend. frieuda. called on the affable Charles at his ‘ing near the C. K. Jt S. depot died home on Eagle -trvet and presented him Grave# and family are camping with C. ------n Dowling this week. his week. The funeral occurred Wed- with a very unique Knights Templar Mack and• family ’ie«day, Key. Puffer officiating. sheriff of Geo. Marr, former) „tc» rh,nn sutlon Aire»f Johnwn ■ct«l M «nok..n»n tor tht- p,r<r. »«J b« our county, is vbitieg old friends here lards are out announcing tbe marriage this week. He i# onlhls way to Pennsyl­ d«»Hi «i>n>e WO .niwprl.w rem,rk« ft Miss Gertrude Elenora Bush, to Erwin - vania. H. Joy. Tuesday evening. August 15th, ut ,,vlnr. -m,)-rmi »lw>y» tl.lnk of sb«ll m your bom- ,''d of U1 ’““J Mrs. Simon Matthew* was summoned night o’clock In the Emmanuel church. friend,.' - «l’b fb,r will I" sluroU In bj to Aahtod, Wisconsin, Monday by a tele­ lhedllwn. of M,rsb»ll senenlly. For gram announcing th4 serjous lUness of her The many friends in this city, of Miss too tun Helen Millspangh will be pleased to learn the rnwu.ru Mr. Oiborn bul be P"*"»y„r"fwh‘S mju George. that she has secured a very lucrative po- urionrw. Mrs. Julius Rowell entertained a few ition as first assistant in the Peto-key hannll,. Xe«vln« no douM ». io bl, bull friends at lea Friday afternoon tor Mr#. .p^l.Uon ot th. ,l[t. AHigh school. last week. Mr. Osborn leaves here to be- John Russ who I* »|Kt>dlng several weeks at Wm. Hjcheock’i 11 is a matter of univure.nl surprise to n.me «t,llon «ei>t of the ’'“'“‘.'U IO rwr ho di-P"“** 'J tbilik that Frank Treat, of Nashville, was ml ,t Mr. ami Mrs. Richard Bate#. Miwes b?„ u Angie and Eva Bare,. Miss Franc Wilthe first prisoner to dedicate the new jail. tlul point ye,terd,y. jiais. Mr*. Ella Bowen, aud Miss Adda Frank is such a stranger (?) to police clr- denee ut nbom four >«'• I" a- ' ■ les you know. the rmp.wlty ‘>f Ho*"1 •*,nt “r “ Iordan left tor Cbi jagv Monday. „n Central. Mr. O<bor» Ii,’ unwllUir«l Mr. and Mrs Will Hay. of Hwlings, are 1 he Hastings Blacks donp up the Quim­ Eertlwd that rare f.-olty olImo»■»>< by base Itall team to the tune of 11 th d friend.. Illi now. upon hl, deporture >r ■mi nding an indefinite time in Allegan, the’whip factorying closed during the Saturday. The Blacks go to Hlcknry Cor present dull time.-^Allegan Journal. m-rs to-morrow to play ball and participate i "'%t beenuw of M-■ in other .spcflVt. Miss Maude StetibTns and eouslu Belle ... to lhe keepink ot the Hood p^nd- «mith. of Dehoit rt-turued from Wall Lake Miss Bertha Bentley give a six o’clock Mtluta • rare clCr.-n with‘•“J"!"1' _ Mind l*** rMMialn SmiUiu—will remain in Ttift the Monday. ’ea Saturday afternoon In honor ot Uw weeks b fore returning -M«r»>»ll dty a’->out Misses Simpson, of Allegan. The evening bit fonrlly ihrtlml ot p-ople UMllok, I, nl»»J home. was passed with cards, and a very pleas­ dad lo welcome. ant time enjoyed by all. June 23. MissGlenna F. Schantz desires a limited number of pupils in music. Term to. beKin about .Sept 1st Inquire at her home »n East Green Street. ou save re a vast ire look­ Bo^ TumI'i” R"b”tl H'1 fK ll” wo'l‘>'» '•!' ' Judge Smith returned to Bay Vifew Fri­ The Nevins block on Main Street, oc­ day for a short time. cupied by Fred btoweil am| Miss Alice Mr. and Mrs?Ans. Maynard went to Hall has been beautified by a new plate glass front. If the good work continues to Grand Rapids Tuesday. gft ou there will soon be a very few stores Ml#* Nina DePlanta left Satnrdo ior a in Hastings whithout plate glass win­ ihks’ visit at Nashville. dows. Hon. A. C. Towne, of Milo, was in the An error of six inches was made In the city Monday on business. THE DRUGGIST. grade On the south side of the court yard. D. E. Stern, of Chicago, Is visiting'Miss The mistake was nof discovered until after Emma and Charles Pfiug. the stone walk was laid however, and a new walk will have to be laid on top of tbe Mrs.. Day. of Buffalo, is visiting her one already completed, which will incur sister Mrs. J. W. Babcoek. an extra expense of about 8150. C. A. Aiigeli. of Grand Rapids, was in circulation An unfortunate and disgraceful 11 r tbe city last week on business. occurred on the east end of Main street v> m. Hitchcock, Jr., of Grand Rapids, week. Thuredsy of last week. For some time is visiting his parents In the city. past the daughter of J. C. House, a young Miss Nettie Sherman, of lensing. Is the lady about twenty years of age has been fiances for advertisements guest of Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Barber. .ffice’Tuesdays at latest to associating with others that were objected . : . u in the i-sue of the week to by him. Finding that she persisted In Postmaster Sheldon and wife attended going he attempted to restrain Iter by force the races at Grand Rapids this week. and struck her with a horse whip. Mr. Prof. Frank Nagler spent Sunday with House keenly feels the disgrace of the Mr. and Mrs. John Nagler In the city. ■IT at bpauld- affair and regrels its Occurrence. ns <>. iX bpauld- most sincere I wish to extend bjt--------------------thanks to friends for kindness shown In the late sickness and death of my wife. C. P. Covert. opposite UNION DEPOT. Carlton. Ratoa ♦S.OOi»ojr Free Baggaire Tranafw. jfew Steam Heat and ElectrlcBeh BEACH A Butter, m to is. spending tbe week at Shelbyville with relatives. Tbeir daughter Edna who has been there for three weeks will return with them. To!edo' ol‘l'>- “K /^Chester and R. B. Messer, Miss Grace Messer, and Mr. and Mrs. Rogers and son Ralph, of New Hampshire, left for an went to outing at D. W. Reynolds’ Wall lAke Tuesday. W. L. Thoma# is at Petoekey. IS In fact each one is worth about $1.50 with us in purchasing power in these economic K. K. MRANT �JUMPtO THE TRACK. ent at te of things enlarges the mis­ It will coat you nothing and «m do you good. |f you have , Sort Between the 1st day of July. DO*. ’chief already done and Increases the and the 15th day of, July, 1W3. the old <responsibility of the government for its any trouble with throat Pkemont. Q. Aug. 7.—A serious Dr. Ktag’s New Discovery'^* lacU coin and bullion in our treasury de- iexistence. Whatever else the people Aug, to, i89> creased more than 8180.000,000, while ihave a right to expect from congress wreck occurred Saturday night shortly coughs and colds |M guarlm^?®1*’®, during the same period the silver coin 1tfcey may certainly demand that legis­ after 10 o’clock at Lindsey, a village of lief, or money will be paid bark Praident Cleveland Discusses the and bullion in the treasury increased lation I condemned by the ordeal of about 500 inhabitants 8 miles west of era from la grippe found It!» «,.*•* more than 8147.000,000. Unless govern- 1three years' disastrous experience shall this place, on the Lake Shore A Michi­ and under Its uw had a spmh a, ? Financial Problem. recovery. Try a sample teju «*»** ment bonds are to be constantly issued ibe removed'from the statute books aa gan Southern railway. An engine and pense and learn for yourself (nJ?J’’* and sold to replenish our exhausted gold, | soon ' a-s their representatives cun legiti- three sleepers were demolished and three persons killed outright, while only to be again exhausted, it is appar- i Goodyear’s drug store. Lanm" W- «• | mately deal with it twenty-five were injured. ent that the operation of the silver Tariff Reform in the Near Future. and 81.00. Sfc. The wreck was couscd by the col­ purchase law now in force leads in the of I*urrliaslng CIaom. It was my purpose to summon congress direction of the entire substitution of in special session early io the coming­ lision of a west-bound passenger train and an eastbound freight. Passenger THE PREStDEXT’S VIEWS. 8. H. CIlfford. NvJ < ^M!|. Wk. wm silver for the gold in the government September that we might enter prompt­ and that this must be ly upon the work of tariff reform, train Nd. 0 passed, at Lindsey, a local troubled with neuraluiu uud riwumatism, TO THE COXABEM OF THE UNITED STATES: treasury, The existence of an alarming and ex­ followed by the payment of all govern­ which the true interests of the country freight, Na 74, which had been his stomach was disordered, bis liver wu. to await tho pass­ affected to an alarming degree, appetite traordinary business situation, involv­ ment obligations in i depreciated silver. clearly demand, which so large a ma­ sidetracked ing the welfare and prosperity of ell The train fell away, and he vras terr|bly reduced In Rut Part Coinpunj. jority of the people, as shown by their ing of train Na 0. our people, has constrained me to call At this stage gold and silver roust suffrages, desire and expect, aud to tho was running at full speed and flesh and strength. Three bottle. together in extra session the people's part company and lhe government must accomplishment of which every effort passed safely until the sleepers neared Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, llarrtolmnc, 111., representatives In congress, to the end faH in its establishqd policy to main­ of the present administration is pledged. the switch close to the freight, when that, through a wise and patriotic exer­ tain thKtwo metals on a parity with But while tariff reform has lost noth­ thc first three sleepers jumped the track a running sore on hto h i’ cise of the legislative duty with which each other. Given over to the exclusive ing of its Immediate and permanent and ran into the engine of the freight standing. Us they solely are charged, present evils use of a currency greatly depreciated importance, and must in the near fu­ The engine was wrecked and the sleep- Bittert and Arnica Salve, tuny be mitigated and dangers threaten­ according to the standard of lhe com­ ture engage the attention of congress, era crushed like egg shells. . well. John _ EZdor Joel H. Auttin ing the future may be averted. mercial world, wei could no longer it has seemed to me that the financial It was later learned that the dead (tve large fever son s »>n id* leg, doctors Pensloa attorney st Gocbea, Ind., and foe 20 The Vnfortunete Financial Flight. claim a place among! nations of the first condition of the country should at once, were: Engineer Edward Lafferty of the said he was incurable. One bottle Elretnc years a Baptist missionary minister, suffered Our unfortunate financial plight is class, nor could our government claim and before all other subjects, be con­ local freight; Charles Span, a brake­ Bitters and one box Bucklen's Amici for years with swelling ot the limbs, very pain­ man on the same train; Porter Robert­ Salve cured him entirely. Sold by W. H. ful, sad numb at times. After taking six bot­ not the result of untoward events nor a performance of its obligation, so for sidered by your honorable body. son (colored) of the sleeper Erie, of Goodyear, the druggist tles of Hood's Sers aparilla there has not been of conditions related to our natural as such an obligation has been imposed ' Prouipt Repeal Recommended. any swelling of feet or limbs. Ho also suffered resources: nor is it traceable to any of upon it, to provide for the use of the I earnestly recommend the prompt Chicago. with catarrh, and says: “Btace trying Hood's the afflictions which frequently, check people the best and naf«“»t money. The seriously injured are aa follows: Sarsaparilla the pain in m bead naa stopped repeal of the provisions of the act The Flat Uaeallon. * aud I am poslUro of perfect curt. 1 recommend national growth and prosperity. With passed July 14, D®0. authorizing the Prof. Emerson, of Amherst college, The best salve In the world for cuts, plenteous crops, with abundant prom­ If, as many of its frienas claim, sil­ purchase of silver bullion, and that Gloucester, Mass., chest crushed, will bruises, sores, ulcer*, .-nh rheum, (ever ise of remunerative production and ver onght to occupy ;a larger place in other legislative action may put beyond die; J. A. Hamilton, of Pittsburgh, in­ sores, tetter, chapped hands rhUblMni, manufacture, with unusual invitation our currency and tha currency of tho all doubt or mistake tbe intention and jured internally, perhaps fatally; Por­ corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive, to safe investment and with satisfac­ world through general international ability of the government to fulfill its ter Stevens (colored). New York, ex­ ly cures plies or no pay required. It Is tory assurance to business enter- cooperation and agreement, it is-obvipecuniary obligations in money univer­ tent of injuries not knwn; Porter Pel­ guaranteed to give perfect 'ali-faetton, or । prise, suddenly financial distrust ous that the United States will not be ham (colored), of the sleeper Orinoco, money refunded. Price 25 cento per box and fear have sphing up on every in a position to gain a - hearing in favor sally recognized by all civilized coun­ Chicago, injured internally, very seri­ For sale by W. 11. Goodyear, the druggUt. side. Numerous moneyed institutions of such an arrangement so long as we tries. ous; A. H. West, of Chicago, badly cut, . • (Signed) G rover C leveland . have suspended because abundant are willing to continue our attempt to Tbe dredging in Muskegon harbor haa Executive Mansion, Aug. 7, 189X not seriously. . " Tht Niagara Falla Routt.” ' assets were not immediately available accomplish the result single handed. b?en completed. to meet the demands of frightened de- । The knowledge In business circles OUT OF CASH. THEY LACK HOMOGENEITY. Btatlons. positora. Surviving corporations and among our own people that our Ijike City’s proposed glass factory ii toindividuals are content to keep in hand government cannot make its flat ‘ coat 845,000. ustvaid. to intrinsic value, nor ' axmxos the money they are usually anxious to equivalent ------------.—J ---------------------— equivalent w invriuniu Washington, Aug. 5.—Bank failures The great trouble with American inferior money muucy on Gu aa parity j loan, and those engaged in legitimate keep k inferior Stations. superior^ money by itits own . 1 municipal government, writes Barr were announced yesterday as follows: bu,|ne»a are aarprtaod to find that the with wllh 8upcr ;or mono y by «• ».In each u n ------ L »_ nrr MnirnrinB Ferree in .u_ the Engineering Magazine, First national at Hammond. Ind., Citi­ seeuriUes they offer for loans, though I ind lJllenteBorta h„ resulted heretofore satisfactory, are no longer | , (lck o( confi,ience at homo In the sta- is the lock of homogeneity in the zens* national at Muncie, Ind., First M. A Gli.LMAN, Local Agent. HMilan aeeeptod. Values supposed lo be Used , bnu o( currancy ,,ine, that capital growth of great cities. Each city national at Platteville,Win.. State bank cuoLxa G. P a T. ▲. Chleaxo. • are fast becoming conjectural, and loss I „(nMa lts ,ld w n(.w enterprises, while starts out independently and on a bet­ of Providence, R. I., Exchange at Col­ ter plan than any other, and yet with by, Wla, Lebanon (Pa.) Trust and Safe and failure hare Inreded every branch I nrc actually (withdrawn from /T)/ » / ErerywL-rc. Competent re. ..re.re. Ine cnsnnci* onq commerce cuiumcruc to w । very little thought of profiting by the deposit bank, and the First national. re. of business I tbe channels ox of traae trade and National citizens* and Mankato national Attribated to CooxroMional legislation, b^otne Idle and unproductive in tbe I experiences of older ones. American ------caUforiueh po«iliom at tbe Grand Rapidi Bua*----- 1_ of -• . i_*j owotra. i?.. Miren in. I h*il«vM believe thw these thinff. things nr* are nrlnr-in*llv principally ' handa timid Foreign in- J! politicians are apt to plume themselves ’ Bt Mankato, Minn. iciii College, Shorthand, and Normal School. <egtora, equally alert, alert, .not Inotonly decline ' ' on the advances they have made in | Washinotox, Aug. 8. — Tbe followFor Catalogue, addreaa A. B. Pariah, Propr. chargeable A big camp meeting will be held st Reed chargeable to to congressional congressional legislation legislation j rea tors, equally only declinu nurchaae and coinage of •* tn touching the purchase to nnwrimu. purchase Am.srlenn American a*euriti<ui. securities, but, but ' ' their own department*, and some even । Ing bank failures were reported yeater- City from August 15 to the 23rd. silver by the general government This ' mBke haste to sacrifice those which I go so far as to point with pride to the day: Bank of 8t James at St James, The first saloon In Stevensville. Berrien legislation is embodied in a statute they already have. j growth of their particular city. Yet; Minn., State bank at Mapleton, Minn., passed on the 14th day of July, 1890, , a Mrasc* Not to ne Dtoregarded. I-with all our Umsted progress the fact the Exchange national at Wheeling, county, will open Its doors in a few days. That more ills result from an which was the culmination of much ; ft does not meet the situation to say ' remains that the best governed cities, j W. Va>, and the Farmers' and Traders’ Sufferers from rbcumstisin of tbe Heart Unhealthy Liver than any agitation on the subject involved^ and .hat apprehension in'regard to the thc most ably developed and thorough-I bank at Leon, the Garden Grove and other cause-indigestion, Consti­ which may be considered a truce, after , future of our finances is groundiess and i ly broadened municipalities are the Citizens’ bank at David City, all in will find “Adlronda,” Wheeler’s Heart a long struggle, between the advocates ' tliat there is no reason for lack of conold cities of the new world, in which Iowa and operated by A. B. Stearns and and Nerve Cure, a neverifalling relief and pation, Headache, Biliousness, •euro if properly taken. Sold by W. H. gnd Malaria usually attend it of free silver coinage aud those intend- fidence in the purposes or power of thc , the necessity for new growth and com- L. P. Sigler. ing to be more conservative. ’ government in the premises. The very plctc change fromthe old have been so | Washington, Aug. 8.—Bank failures Goodyear. . J Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator silver Depreciation. J existence of this apprehension and lack , wholly recognized as to compel the in- , were reportedas follows yesterday: is a vegetable specific for Liver Undoubtedly th/monthly purchases Of confidence, however caused, is a troduetioa of a new Tbd Rev. J. Vincent, has rrtlgned lbe‘ new order order of of affairs. affairs. I| The The Bank Bank of of North North Branch. Branch, Minn.; Minn.; the the Disorders and their accompany­ by the government nt of 41500,000 4^00,000 ounces , me0BCt which ought not * ’ ' - of- -Hturgta.. Wich., and . rectorehip ot St. Paul’s church iu Elk Rapmenace. which ought not for Nothing uf the sort 'is to .be seen ’in ' National -bank W under. undeXthat ,,, , , —zi statute, ztatutr, ' a moment <1 • • Ida. to ... be disregarded. Possi-' even the most active communities in the Greene county bank of Springfield, ing evils. It cures thousands of silver, enforc/i '* * ' in bly. if the undertaking we have in America. ’interested New. York cannot annex Mo. why not be one of them ? Take were regarded A,yj those A heron mezsuritig elx feu seven inches “* n “ certain •“*"*" " guaranty 7” " ~ the 2— maintenance of -a other districts because local politicians ! hand were Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator. silver production os twenty-tw6 drown. from tip to t(p wa* ehot bear SL Johns reits increase in price. 'Mu' UKVV1^. known .re-^re quantity ** "*—’* specific at u interpose objections which have no 1 ty of silver ail Your Druggist will supply you. of ceutly. however, has been entirely* different, parity with gold, our ability to U do ii so . foundation save their own selfishness. ; for, immediately following u Kpasmodic , might be estimated sxid gauged, and । Boston is hemmed in with so-cal)ed There are some patent tuedieinca that are | and alight rise, the price of silver began perhaps, Ln view of our unparalleled ' rival municipalities that hug their Loxdox, Aug. 8> —News of a sad acci­ MORTGAGE BALE. I to fall after the passage of thc act and growth and resources, might be civil privileges and imagined indepen­ dent to a party of excursionists was re­ more marvelous than a <!«.-.••» durtora'VrtDefault hsvinit been made luXhe condition!* serlptloos, but theyle not there.- that pro­ * a certain nu>rt<azv made by Arthur D. !I has since reache«l the lowest point ever fBTOral>1y paj^.j upon. But But when'our when our dence with absurd pretensions of might ceived Monday evening from Port Tal­ fess to cure everything. turbes and Snrah D. Huzlies. mto wife, Hubert known.X This disappointing result has aTOWed endeavor is to maintain ' such and power. Philadelphia has, in truth, bot, a town in Glamorganshire, Wales. Every taxi)’. n<»W an J thru, fr*-!» “run NCronz. and Emma Strung, bl* wife. <>( Barry led to renewed and persistent effort ip pleasure-seekers from down.” “played ouf They've the will parity in regard to an iipount of silver added vastly to her territory and stands Twenty-eight tunty. Michigan, to Walter Dlrk*on. of Aliwcnty-cignt pteasure-see kera iron oany. itateof-New York, dated Septetnlwr MJ. ’ the direction of free silver coinage. increasing at thc rate of 150,000 000 quite distinct among seaboard cities m Ystrad took a boat at Port Talbot and l t,ut uo power to generate vltalilj. They're A. D.. ItM. and rc-onlt-d in the uffice of the Future Results. yearly, with no fixed germination to this respect, but she is wanting in the in spite of repeated warning* of ■ nut sick enough to csr'.l a duclur. bus last Register of Derd*. for tbe County of Barry and Meanwhile, nut only are the evil efState of Michlxsn, nq tbe 3rd day of Octooer. A. I such increase, it can hardly be said that inctrojxjitan spirit and capability of danger, the boat being overloaded, put ' too sick to be writ. Thai's where thS I).. 18H6. In UlA r 2g d! Mortgage*, on pages 21 fecta of the operation uf the present a problem is presented whose solution development which alone would make out into Swansea bay. The rowera be- ' right kind of a patent medicine comes in, ' tnd 25. which »ald mertgxgw was duly a*s!gu. <1 by said Walter Dleksou to John A. KotH-ruoit, law constantly accumulating," but thc is free from doubt. [ this increase of territory valuable. In ing Inexperienced, the boat became un­ and does for n dollar what the doctor ot the County of Barry and Ktat<- of Mlchlxau, ' result to which its execution must in­ A Sound and Stable Currency. . I thc west a different feeling may be manageable and was carried into the wouldn’t do for less than five or ten. We on the 22th day -of September, 1**5. said assign­ I *H 1,111 pablctn Atic peupie ui me unfieu hub tea arc ootra, anu mis, as wen as ineir more pat lu our claim (or Dr. l’i« rce'» Golden ment havlug been duly recorded In the otl-ee uf Thc people of the United States are noted, and this, as well as their more breaker*. As heavy sea finally struck tbe KeglMrr of !»■—<1n of said County ot Barry, >bj3^Thh'lI" p^a« " t.U!.wre <K1 ,re — rere »-l «.W.-eurr o!. Il.viuaw, n.cnAre, wuua lend, to malt, the boat, causing tha occupants to rush | Medical Discovery. ...... ...... tu. . Tn.7 j .Apia .|... .rate .. re. w w lUUAt ■>o the 27th day ol February. A. D.. 1K» In IJber We claim to be nn unequaled remedy » ot Martgages oa l»exe 4M. on which said and to money recognized as-such on our western cities more prosperous, as to the side, when it '^upaixed and al) ! to purify theitblood and invkorate tbe'livinortxace,; so assigned there is claimed to i>e payment for the 4,500,000 ounces of slldue M the time of this notice the sum of three ! ver bullion, which the secretary of the every exchange and in etery market of well as more modern, than our eastern, were thrown into the water. Twenty- | er. We claim It to be lasting in It* elects the world. Their government has no thousand one hundred eighty-two dollar* and m tmf pniMT ‘ lwo’ several women and creating an appetite, purifying the blood, sixty seven cents and an Attorirt-y 's fee of fifty , treasury is commanded to purchase right to injure them by. financial ex- ‘ . '* children, were drowned. Others were and preventing Billiou.*. Typhoid and Ma­ dollars provided tor In said mortgage, aud . monthly, there shall be issued treasury; r-_, . . . .. ^ . perimenta opposed to the policy and A Two-Hour Argumrat KUlad by a Shrewd picked up# by a pilot boat, vblch Is the w' olr amount claimed to or due larial fevers if taken Ip time The time to upon said mortgage, and no suit or proctedlog* ; no^M redeemable on demand in gold or practice of other civilized states, nor is Lawyor tn Two sentence*. take it Is when you first fecit he *!cts of *t law having t-rrn Instituted to recover the silver coin, at the discretion of the sec­ NINE PERISH. iu permitting ah exaggi exaggerate*!’ ‘ The prosecuting attorney in the cir­ amount secured by said moi tg-me or auy part retary of the treasury, and that said it justified In weariness and weaknes*. The tile to ___i *-»- — thereof. and ___________ unreasonable reliance on our no- cuit court of an Illinois county some take It. oh general principle-. Is NOW. Row, therefore by virtue of the power of sale notes may be reisnued. । tional strength and ability to jeopar- years ago. was a lawyer whose earlv contained In said mortgage, and U.e statute In ‘ As.re ------ adefective, i ., .but. who .' »<rh case made and provided. notice Is hereby dize .K„ the .soundness of . the people’s ...1._ education K...1 had *been Tbe eongregatlsnalists of Doster. Alle­ Albaxt, N. Y., Aug. 5-—The steamer Elven that un Saturday. tl»e *r.-vu<l day of . It is, however, declared in the act to money. w I *o shrewd and *’long-headed” that Rachel Sherman struck a rock and sank gan county, will dedicate a new church September. A. D.. l*«l. o'clock In the fore­ _ ,uat 10 be "the established policy of the United ! few more dangerous antagonists could Thursday evening at Pearl Point land­ September 10. noon. 1 shall sell at Fubllc Auction, to the higi>eat bidder, bidder, at atlhe* of’T^e est the UOrthTeut north fruut door door j>f the ■ States to maintain lhe two metals on a ' This matter rises above the plane of be found at the bar at that region. ing, Lake George. She had an excur­ HfS*!: tthff,r the parity with each other upon the present The Ogrnaw county agricultural ‘<*C!tty >V. p»;r’>»«."».s».™F««» party politics. It vitally concerns every At one time, says the Youth's Com­ sion party of twenty-nine persons I County of Barry to boldrn) tbe premlws dr-, legal ratio, or such ratio as may be pro- business aud calling andlentera every panion, he had procured the indict­ aboard from Fourteen-Mlle island. The will hold their annual fair (>.to'.:*-r 10. 11; Tbl. decUretion „ household in the land. There is one ment of a well-known scamp for theft. names of those drowned are aa follows: and 19. said mortgage by error ami which have been , controls tho action of the secretary of important aspect of tbe subject which The amount alleged to have been Mias Mattie Hall. Brooklyn: Bertha heretofore released by Quit Claim deed to ? the treasury as to pre Vent his excreta- especially should never be overlooked. stolen was five dollar*, and at that Benedict. Mont Clair, N. J.; Miss Edith ' Louise M Evirts, the legal uwnr ran hereinafter set forth, or so much thereof v may be neces- W the ‘itacretion nominally -vested in At times like the present, when the time ---------the penalty .for u« uicanug stealing uve five aoidol Harding. Hoboken. N. J.; Miss H. M. sarr to pay the amount,due >oui>t due upoo Mid tnortgnitv mortrngv him. him, If if by such action the parity ’be- evi)r«>f unsound finance threaten us,' lara or mor*- was imprisonment at hard with Interest at eight prrveut, and «n tr««i | .j’'”™*”,, • •«,« m.v ..... Burton. Jersey City, N. J.; Mrs. J. H. Ki K" 1; lK< Sn,7„*' }* »"1 bedbUrted. the speculator may anticipate a harvest labor in the penitentiary. For stealing costs, together with an attorney fee Michell, Burlington; F. C. Mitchell, **ie — nremton being Manifestly a refusal by„ the secretary lan covenanted for therein, tbe . .-P-, gathered from the misfortune of others, !..<•than,1that ----------vonless the..... punishment was con. -----------Burlington; Lizzie Corley, Burlington; described in said mortgaxe ns foLww. . I In V, J finement in thc county jail without la-1 Co™ Black, Burlington, and Lizzie Commencing at the north west corner of F. L. to pay these treasury notes in gold, if the capitalist may protect himself by demanded, re..u.i.i would necessarily -_rei«. result «in hoarding or may even find profit Blake's lol in the village of Irving. County of A»re-«wi«A. nflt I bor. hnr I Clark, Bridgeport. Conn. „ ' When she bad Children. she garethem rxcrt*. Barry and State of Michigan, and running irotn their discredit and depredation aa ob­ in the fluctuation of values; but the --------- -----------------The evidence proved beyond dispute' thenee eart or In an easterly direction along the north Hue of lots heretofore conveyed and to the ligations payable only in silver, and wage-earner—the first to be injured by the stealing of a flve-dollar bill of the ! highway crossing the race and east of the lot or would destroy the parity, bet ween the a depreciated currency and to receive State bunk of Illinois, hut the pris- T -77.-Cj -;’ Aug. 5.-The ----- - 7T' “™ i Omaha Neh, American land deeded to Effie Btldwln, and from said • highway In a south easterly direction on the two metals by establkhing a discrimi­ the benefit of its correction—is prac- oner's Counsel brought several business south Hue of the raceway, to intersect the nation in favor of gold. July s, re- i hJ Th. Rrr. C. H. Tlrkn<lr.'' of tically defenseless. He reties for work men to swear that it was not worth its Into " " hand, ” ”~ th. of ~a reo.i,er -'J.-I pond; thenee on and along the westerly line of Redemption In Gold- upon the ventures of confident and con- face in gold: but all agreed that in or­ sumtxl business here- Thursday; ’ • 1I gational hss sceepled (he In pastorate <• ’ church Galwburg said pood lu a northerly direction to the dam, r--—------ -WM* ... .Krvcu tint in or. . .-------- ,,—. . The' com- 1 church in Galesburg*nd from thenee following the eenter ot. the I Up to the fifteenth day of July, 1823, iented capital. This failing fo*’«tJg b«•dinary ’*------- ----------' him. his transaction* it would for cclTer discharged. rbornapple river to a point directly north of .re. he five dollars. P.HJ'. affairs tMn are ar« in goc Ifoo* oondlUon I >•..,«<• •Deviation, for tbepoint of starting, and from said point south | these notea had been issued in payment condition is without allevlitiou. ..re rew..re.re. , •puny's ------*•” ---- ---~*io “ vuuuiliun acres, of silver bullion purchases, to the to the place of beginning, containing ten acres _ _______ can neither prey on the misfortunes of Over this testimony the prisoner’s1 Bnd *rra»R«mFnta have* been made I nnb.r.111... umpriia. ............ ---- ----------------■ rh.OH .n* -less; and all ou section thirty-one in amount of more than one hundred and others, nor hoard his labor.! counsel quibbled for two hours, while w,th dredi*ora w^ch permit an ag- up Iwr village chart*: and n-tutii tu toe >»ravsPnow ;. forty-seven forty-seven millions millions of of dollars. dollars. While While all all the prosecuting attorney listened in Kresrive continuance. The capital stock towuMiip sjatrm of goren.nu n fully thrreon. Also the undivided one-half I but but a a very very small small quantity quantity of of this thia bullion bullion Qne of the greatest statesmen our P*tience. , b HW.000. Commercial circles here ,u“°lned »nO witHou*. n»efal- country has known, speaking more ' "’hen his turn came he rose quietly i Were greatly cheered by this newi Who have taken Hood'* Sarsapsrilu what .and three InebM north of the southeast ; uess in the treasury, many of the notes than fifty yesra ago when a derangein hta usual nasal drawl said: • Triple Dw,wing lw n»irw«, they think of It, and the replies will be oer of the oyrtb west '1“^®’ i ff’ven ln lta purchase have been paid in “Gentlemen. I hope the learned counGrand Forxs, N. D Aug 7—A positive in its favor. One has been cured Jold. ThisisiUustrated by the state- ment of the currency had caused com-’ won’t get offended if I don’t talk triple drowning occurred Ln Red Lake of Jndlgestion and dysprptta. another -o -Wroappls rl*cri ment that between the first day of May, mercial distress, said: “The very man of all others who has the deepest inba ‘ “ J DuU ’ All I ’ ve got to ; river Saturday evening 1 mile from this finds it Indlspenslble for sick headache, X>d tSTudl' IBM, *nd the fifteenth day ot July, 1W3, terest in a sound currenoi, and who ~y J* .this: The prisoner don’t pro- city. John Bulgick «ed 13 veara. others report remarkable cure* of scrofula, the notes of this kind Isaued Ln pay- suffers most by mischievousi legislation . t*nd to deny that he stole our money, Joseph' Bulgick. aged 11 vears salt rheum and other blood diseases. still nrns< by Alonzo ment jor B|lTer bullion, amounted to a ______ „ in motiey matters, is the man who and he asks of you is just to give1 Deloid Cote being the victims. others will tell you that it overcome.* • that tbe Isle arm. Gardner, CsmpMIACo., ot , little more than fifty-four milliona of earns his daily Ured feeling," and m> on. Truly, the best ». .... bread * . by »..«privilege H., allege of ofstealin* stealin'it ataadisdis*1 *— —-----____ ,— — «*—r• “,D ’ftum*. The his him the it at ng. sad that this mnrtgnge to Intruded to during the same daily toil." These w * boys were bathing, two engaged in a advertising which Hood's Sarsaparilla re­ jv tbe undivided one-hai? at all rights ot । dollars, and that are . count." • wld Gardner, Campbell « Co.. together with I period about forty-nine millions of dol- as pertinent now *us on irth swimming race and both went down. ceives is the hearty endorsement of the — ------------------------t— —t -B ... irc.w.MKut, uuw u* on the day I "e sat down, and the jury sent the rar. back I lara law u.-arere *>«IA Xre <k« — — -* were paid by the treasury in gold they were uttered, and ought to jnj. ‘ thief to the penitentiary without leav-1 The third attempted their rescue in army of friends It has won by its positive desenbed • pressively remind us that a failure In lbe mill for the redemption of such notes. vain, losing his own life. medicinal merit. Gold DeplMion. the discharge of our duty at this time ■ COMING BOOKS The Toledo, Saginaw A M uskrgou rail­ The policy necessarily adopted of pay- must especially injure those of our • ■» * Milwaukee, Aug. 8.—Ths Milwaukee road have shipped over 2.155 car.- from Ing these notes in gold has not spared countrymen who labor, and who be-| Pbo*- Babrktt Wmxdell, of Har. . h . ““ , -----' ■■•’ "taa-t., OI UBjb XS b“k wiu •«»“• b<»ln~ U Greenville daring the past two years. -------------with ■IH prtvGesmi and right of towage, was the gold reserve of 1100,000.000 long ago ' cause of their number and condition 1’ JsMr’JT ■prvf’?rtttion » volume of •“O.OOO '"•be rabed emoof th. .tockInserted In said mortgage by mistake, that the let aside by tbe government for the re- arc entitled to the most watchful care ewajs treating of various phases of •aid mortgagors had no uUe and elalm no title Last week the government planted 10.­ ”** 'b-dwleton ot the to Mill premise*, and th* AsMgnec ot sal'l demption of other notes, for this fund of tbeir government. l life in Puritan New England .lockholden et.e meeting Monde, et 000.000 whitefish, trout and perch fry in mortgagefitaJma do rights therein, and said bas already been subjected to the pay- , Importance or im.uedtata Relief. Which S,.« .here. o( st,,k wcr> r(1J Lake Superior, between Bay field and Su­ premlxw will not be offered for sale under this k Anal volume of the Putnam ment of new obligations amounting to It is of the utmost importance that mortgage sal-. Th* premise* m Inserted tn edition of Viashington’a writingswill Meted ont ot « total ot 5,000. *ald mortgage by error and which will not be shout 1150,000,000 on account of silver such relief as congress can afford in the । be isaued this fall, the long delay in its perior. offered for sale are ilrs>-rlbed a* follows; A!*Othe undivldrd onr half of the following: purchases, and has, as a consequence, existing situation be afforded at once, appearance being due to the labor re­ Houston, Tex.-, Aug. 5.—Walter E. “He gives twice who quired In the preparation of the index. Cniomeoelng at a point IM>y two fret six Inches for the first time since its creation The maxim: west and twelve rods three Irrt and three Incbr* . peen encroached upon. Shaw was hanged here Friday for the gives quickly," is directly applicable. o-thof the smith east corner of tbe north 1 bv^Mm*8 VnTrB * WTiUn*8’ “ edited murder of hla mother and annt March We have thus made the depletion of It may be true that the embarraaswest quarter of section thirty-onr. town f.nir > ,, <re.v . . . \ M‘®- «’- no»rriws-1 Mancure D. Conwav for nnhlf«.»i«^ 81, 1809. He made a speech on the gal­ >ii. gold rml.l *_ •--ifirth rssgr ntac-srrri; running fr >m thsurw >ur eaay and Imvn have tempted other ------menta from which thc business of the by the Putnams, will fill f . i •set eight rod*; theoe.* north to thn v-afer uf country is suffering arise aa much from 'Hre edition wHl M To u“‘’»- lows in which he heaped curse* ou all Tbcnappto rirer; thence e»st eight rod*, ind more appreciative nations to add tu.tlrelr.u»k. That tte-BpportuoUy >,!:» appreh^l „ trim UirloS .pd uZ "™ ^ '’1’*0'1*1-”- his relative*, living and dead. more south to plnre nf hreinning. It to «-x ■remly understood that thi* last <l*n.nl*rt »<• h«.« offend Ure not bw-o neglected udwlly rxUtlnz. Wo may hope, too. Urore which nerjb “ "•11 M te* te ail the preml***, m'll prlviHte n<* chai calm coameU „IU pre.LlTSd 1 6^, Do,„!7? ot . » ot towAgP. owned by Ak*nz>i K. Ga/du- r . .hown by U.e Urge amoont. o! gold .nd rrsak Campbell and niMistlluting the tat. ’WTO .PW Aa,t- ’ neither the capitalists nor the wage- i has written ‘L detective fame, firm. Garuuer. I'amtAell A On. of frvhw. and which have been recently drawn from Prof. W. M. Andrus ha*- ***■** £ ‘*Eu*eno, -origmre I* Intended to rover Uir nn- rar tmteury andejported to increase earners will give way to unreasoning Vidocq: rv-ignatlon as principal »’f h1* r ( had of all right* nf said G *rdt»ur, lhe financial strength of foreign na- panioond aaenflee their property or GallevStav?nS T? u Adventurer, Jons. The exce^ of exports of gold ; tbeir interest under the Influence of ex- ! the life and H deaL1 with • persona out of work. J^MX A. IlOBgnT'Ov ^’tures of Petaskry. Ass’gure. I wer it. imports>for thc year ending . aggu,.ted feara. Neverthel^ eveX a notorfonrWJFT. Couauovx. lune 30. 1NW. amounted to more than | day's delay in removing on. of the ! reccntlv Who dkd ae A. Mrl»d, • Berrien countf . 1U1*« governk7,500.(XU. I ..... a.u ptindpui euu^of f “ 18OT at th’ W* eighty- . meet hL nos. •UpU.rta. 8400 worth or fruit from two strawberries and 8400 worth Iron, two ASTlNGi____ANNER. THE MESSAGE. ujod’s Cures Hood’s Sarsaparilla rHf22J«£B4.S>2L3ir Michigan Central Bali l« gal£t Children Cry for Pltcher’a Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Do you Know 7 I I “4 | .T" acres of raspberries. �Hastings Banner «nrelz W. a « 50c. r waa. ’Petite *0 In . ?s or Aug, io; <893. DRINK ICE. GREflM SODA. 1 and . had Worn IretHc Arnica W.H. cafe, fever •taina, •RiveItb ’ on, or r box «Kfet. r baa is to I II. 1. vrHKOP, i, u-H-pathic Physician and Surgqon ... j,vi W. H. Goodyear’s New promptly attcudwl to. Reed l-.NEK. M. !».. Physician and Surgeon, ton. ■ Mich. deuce, one block east of dbpot. rrien days. ,v C. H. BARBER Physl-. ians and Surgeons. :i Hty or county responded to with i.->. day or night. ' II.' and H. >HELDON. Abstract mid Real Estate Office: Abstract Block, Hasting*. V............ ,»n .nt Ib-.d Estate Ileal Estate . . , :;nilssl,>u. Gt-nrral conreyauclng. . , ■ih-te «et ot Abstract Books, com• t.Keconts. can furnish complete , -... C. F. BKOOK8. Clerk. n J . ehes a. L. F. Wallbrecht succeeds John A. Turner resigned, as Wayland’s POst master. My llvects . x>ti, Ma• to of to Jleirch ety "? -,oer Holloway's drugstore. hoars from 2 to 4 p; tn- T/lephone. con ...th residence, at Holloway's drug ,»;i:L!l' T. CO 1.GROVE. A Horney-at Law Cotgrove.) -ucc —••rtoSmith & C'!„ ------i- inice in Union block. Hastings. u • 'hi ail the courts of the state. ver J. 8. Uoodvear A Co.'s store.) in ailcourt* of the State. Collection* ■uptly tttcudlng to. p R TIMMERMAN. Homcepathic Phy■' . sb-lan and Stirgeon. * . AW, REAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECTi I NG OFFICE OF PalmektUk * Smith. Woodland, Mich. S. Palmerton, J. M. Smith, N t try Public.' Justice of the Peace. LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION • This week, 75 qnirei. Hereafter, changes for advertisements - ist reach this office Tuesdays at latest to i.-«.k- Insertion in the iMue of the week whenbroughL ?°" o' l>»siiiew>on Wednesday. July 12: andjucounu . .nr,5a«i as . ro.3oo.soi 35 . 15TWI .20 Total resources..’.7’’........ . rs.700.707 74 OspHal sUMk psuj |B....... . M.VSMXJ IS Surplus fund........ Uodlvldml uronts. ....... ", ; 'J. Ixmd» Banag, depose .. ... .r.T K33b l ow Hate Annual Excursion to Petoskey Tuesday. Aug. 29th. tbe Detroit, Lan-mg A Northern IL R., In connection with the “Scenic Line”—Chicago A West Mich­ igan Ry.—-‘will run tbeir annua! low rate, excursion to Petoskey. Rate from Wood­ bury will be 34.00 for round trip, tickets good to return on ahy regular train until St pt Ttb; inclusive. Special train will it-ave Woodbury at 12:13 p. m.. stopping at Grand Rapids for dinner, and Traverse Citv for supper, and arriving at Petoskey al 9:45 p. ni. Baggage will be checked through to any station north of Baldwin. Connection fur Manistee Is made at Man­ tee Crossing, at Thompaonvllle for Frankfort, at Traverse City for adjacent •i -.orta. and nt Williamsburg for Elk Kap•ls.’ This win be your best opportunity his year to visit th»» Northern Michigan. ■ nnry at a very small expense, and enMe you to the splendid scenery along «• line of (he West Michigan Ry. Gko. De Haven, G, P. A. OUR COUNTY A new time can! Is beipg used on the Lwell and Hustings road. Trains leave Ltwell 6:15 a. m.„ 11:35 a. n»., and 4:40 p.m. Leave Freeport 6:46 a. m.. 1:40 p. ui.and 5:30 p. m. ’.’he Middleville school has been placed on the diploma list of Albion college. e Woodland expects to have a creamery * soon. i . Wheat got aa low as 46 cents per bushel at Woodland last week. ch decreased in . . cn of I prevalence. Typhoid fever wn . reported at nine­ teen places, diphtheria at ihirly-thny, measles at fifteen and scarlet fever at thirty-six plum but । run Incendiaries tried to burn the large be he unoccupied residence at the corner of |। Center and McLellan street# in Bay j City, owneil by the D >lson estate. C. Britten has found on hl» farm, west Only a small portion of the rear end of town some rocks of the most peculiar . W4S ,|wtn>ye«! and thc joss was not funnation. They are ordinary granite; more than$500. Two suipidotuilooktamldera. evidently of the glacial period. mcn were seen around the fire during which have embedded to them MnaRoc-1 early stage, but suddenly disap. tagonal diamonds of Iron pyrites. These > . a i -> i diamonds are about the size of a pea. wllh-j 1 ' r • sharply defined edges and sides as smooth i wm Be Abaent Ninety Days. as if they had been ground with diamond . light­ George McGregor, keeper of the lightdust. and they are :. house its munisiug Munising bay. who hnsherctouu.-vi. Their shape is perfect i” < ........ no use tit oay. wpo nns neretou__ u .„ .J,—l .j hanl.-------enough to ...» cut .i... glass. ; fore borne an excellent reputation, has pay a tine of $50 and ....... ■ , , , , ,. .. i been sentenced to pav Prof. H Bards of Dlamondale s typed °J I to be i.nnrisoned nlnetv dav* for stealto be imprisoned ninety days for steal­ a load pf hay and struck a pitch fork . irig fish from pound nets. His wife will which was leaning against the side of the^ attend to thc lighthouse during his wagon and the forks penetrated his body several inches and he has suffered terribly absence. since.............................................. Ijike Odessa citizens have raised 81.200 tMtards a fair ground and race track In their village. They want 8800 more be­ fore commencing. Robert Miller living near Battle Creek • Is under arrest for selling diseased pork. ' | A little five year old son of -Albert 1 Stickler's of Grand Rapids was given ; ■ • • • whiskey ' ‘------------quinine and for ague.HeL_liked j |h( It so that he found a Itottle ot pure ... whiskey .; and drank a pint of lL and died shortly after. . From a little less than two acres of ground Andrew Mapes of Caledonia harvested 1.600 quarts of strawberries. 1.428 quarts of raspberries and 40 quarts of currants. Danforth Shadduck, supervisor of Watertown, and one of the best, most thorough and successful farmers of the I state, has left at this office for exhibition a decided curiosity in the shape of a spear I >u don't know how much better you wll, Of velvet chaff wheat containing two fully ! if you take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It wll, It tv ort that tired feeling and make you strong developed heads. Such freaks as this are so rare that some may be disposed to doubt it, but the Incredulous have only to step up into our sanctum to be convinced. Mrs. Winslow’s Southing Syrup has been used The velvet chaff variety Is a great yleldcr. for children teething, ft sooth* tho child, soft- anyway, bat If these doable headers cap • r, Hie gum«, allays all pain, cures wind colic, be propagated it Is by all odds the wheat and la the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twentycents a bottle, Jfold by all druggists to raise at present discouraging prices. throughout the world. Grand Ledge Independent. s rm g F m s g ■Ox. following l« lb, .Ulrwelot rejwn. nude by IM ,UU> tank. .nd lhr« 2 ““ CDt»lntaiouer of tanking, .bowing th. condition ol tho John Stanton formerly of Scbewa, lately a conductor in the west, was over by the cars and lioth legs had to amputated from the .effects ot which died. , .1 M. FOWLER, D.D. STun will jy’re just the in, >ctor We Idea vuiy 1.. F. H. Latta was in Jackson lust wink and visited Warden Chamberlain at tl^v prison. Mr. ImtUi was presented, to Uving Latimer while there and had a brief To Wrist Bay City brlonas the hunor conversation with him. Latimer apolo­ of turning out the largest woods n boat gized for his personal appearance, as he OWr built Tire big >150.000 w.hmIcq said under his present isolated Imprison­ steamer, the Thomas Cranage, wnssnement he had few callers. Mr. Latta says cess fully lannchwl at the .shlpvenl of Latimer was looking In excellent health, । Capt. James Davidson, in West Bay and stated to him that he was feeling . City in the presence of a largo crowd of ordinarily well, though his- long confine­ people. The Cranage Is ."Jj4 feet ove ment naturally gives him a pale complex­ Iall, 43 feet 6 inches .beam and 20 feet ion.—Battle Creek Journal. motded depth of hold. . ?. DRAKE. M. D., tare prepro­ — -- — — Wheat harvest la about over and the In­ dications are that the y ield will be above nn.vcrw'.. yel teen Uirnihed. In fields that have been the y leid it> very satisfactory. Oiie farmer reports an average In one small field of ncarly ?■’ bushels to lhe acre, and Gov. Lnce thinks his crop will yield 20 bushels to the acre. —Coldwater Courier. Dr. Carter’s Klilney * Backache Tea U a compound of valuable herbs that stimulate the Kidneys to action, cloarlna the passages between the kidneys and bladder, which tecomo slopped up and cause settlings like brick dust, and If not romorwl will lead to Dropsy. Diabetes, or Brlkht's Disease. It n-gdlates the four Important ontans of the tedf. th’ ach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Keep them healthy you need never fear dis­ ease. Prl« <0 rents a parksice. Carter’. Kidney ,t Backache Tea will cure that sick, tired feeling .Uh a bad tasl. In the mouth mornings. Carter’s Khlney * Backache Tea will cure sick headache, consllpallou. dlrrlnetts, and pain In IKS back_ . CsrlJ’s Kidney * Backache Tea P«e Sw tb/bltexl. and reaulales tte bowel­ Carter's Kidney * Backache Tea Is a sure and posiure cunt <»r btekteb. and In­ dentation of ,lhe kBners and bladdct Sold only by W. H. Goodyear. MAKING A NAME. sound. INESS CARDS. I-, haj tb«Kap- Michigan banks Karnlngs of Michigan JtallLrays. According to a report of thk comrnlsC. IL Parmer, wife and daughter will 5 a.V5Oa<^‘ the fnr n ;fn.,r B,ODer railroad start Mumia). August Tth. llllnol.. („. ...... , , .5 I Michl5»<” ” railroa.1 --------- n—• companies (or the U ETIE It . J.M.!SMITH. weeks’ .visit with frit mis In Illinois, nh.l |i 1893,--------were 19,^14,268, « n-. Miss Minnie Wolf will accompany them j, .month of May, - ---------ns far Chicago, to visit the exiwsitlon; j co’nPar,!d lo >7,924.126 for 'thecorreGHIkert Lapham will attend to the clerk’s Bpon‘linK ““‘nth of 1893, the increase office in Maple Grove during (licit absence. ' li.W0.140. The total comings of UTDN A SMITH —Nailiville News. j Michigan companies from January 1, specialty. I .■ ____________________ ____________ 1S93’ to June 1 was $45,247,0^9. and for thc corresponding period of' 1892 >40,Woodla nd, Mich. lluw-n 1H|»«_________ I 117,158. the per ccnL of increase bcinir * ; 10.78. in is " We offer one Hundred dollars .reward Growing • Second Tongue. (or any case of catarrh that cannot be ! <i|.!,KriI<»N OFFICE, William Tegler, of Detroit; 23 years cured by Hall’s catarrh cure. • --------- „ —, _ ______ «. jvarn F. J. Cukney A Co., Props. Toledo, O. 1 of ’HT’1. has a second tongtie growing promptly attended to. We the undersigned, have known F. G. directly over the one nature! first gave .■girt loyal E. Kuappen. Cheney for tlie lost 15 year-, .and believe j him. It started to grow only a few Arthur C. l>nls4n., him perfectly honorable in all business j weeks ago and is making steady uroIT. KNAITENA DENISON. LAWYERS. W.,1* Trt»,. ... ...... .... Dl^teTo-j XhS Michigan Tra.it Co. Bldg,. (Irand itapld^, Michigan W»ldl,w. Khm.n A Marvin, Wl.ota.le St iJrtefi'J? 1““' “ e’7' I.ICE KHIK. M. D4 . Druggists, Toledo, (). i L‘ th “ 1 instance OD r,‘cord of a Physician and Surgeon. Hall’sCatarrh Cureds taken Internally. douhle-tongued man. Uniting-*. • • Mich. • . npiiv attended day or night. Of- act big directly upon the blood and mucous | ' Health In Michigan. i; Stowell's boot and shoe store surfaces ot the system. Price, 75ctw. per Durihg the week ended .'July 29 re­ bottle. Sold by nil druggists. Testimoni­ sWEEZEY. > ports sent in by sixty-six observers in als free. Attorney at.law. ! various portions of the state to the Hastings. Mich. ! state board of health indicated th:‘.t in.,, in all courts of the state. ColNFirMRHRiNr rntiNTice i termittent fever „nd erjjipelns in­ nmtptiy attended 'to. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES , creased, and infla. > .-.ion of the bow- ■wtrip leart I eart MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. A curious freek of the wind wu wit­ nessed by several who happened to be at the depot yesterday noon, just before and w. B. COQK. Local Editor. while the noon train was in the depot a whirlwind passed over lhe track andswmed to sweep the dust and dirt clean from .Us With and carry It‘high in the air. . . \ ■. Root Beer, Milk Shake and Among the subs lances which was taken In the air was a piece of brown paper । t'heiiv Toirfe at about a foot and a halt square, this did not descend with the rest uf the stuff, but kept on climbing up jowardi the heavens, and iiiznsnscE®’ finally passing out of sight In the great up. Big volumes of gray clouds were high in the air, and the paper .seemed to go directlj an H ICE- CREAM. CON­ towards one of these. When the paper x \i:Y .p d anything In the line looked to !»e quite cluse to lhe ’ patch of clouds, the cloud seemed to dissolve and the frsKments passed away in every direc­ tion.—Nashville News. " Thursday, re­ butterthlnr 1*^ *>r ex. Whwt only brought 48 cent* per bxubel In Nashville one day last week, Thc two hundredth anniversary of tho birth of Detroit was celebrated, and in honor of Antoine De La Motte Cadillac, the French explorer, who first settled there, the day will hereafter be known as Cadillac day. . —— The large lumber mill and yards of A. E. Cartier A Ca In Ludington wore completely destroyed by । fl re. The loss >60,000; insurance, >30,000. .1^ toWU of Ewen, recently destroyed by fire, will be rebuilt. Farmers in the vicinity of Holland report that owing to the drought a reg­ ular grasshopper plague has fallen upon the oat and cl<lver fields. I. M. Weston, of Grand Rapids, has filed mortgages aggregating >80,000. Samuel Spinks, a shoemaker at Ma­ rine City, was found dead in his shop, presumably from heart trouble. Potato bugs are doing great damage in Grand Traverse bounty. The Industrial works at Bay City, ranking among thc largest iron works and boiler shops in the country, have been closed because the firm operat­ ing them cannot get moUcj for the goods sold. Kalamazoo county Sunday schools will hold a grand rally at Kalamazoo August 24. Forty-seven sheep belonging to Aus­ tin Pease, of Scotts, Kalamazoo county, were killed by lightnirig. Harry Wood, a lad 13 years of age, while trying to catch on the cars at Jonesville, was thrown under the wheels and lost a foot Freddie, the 4-year-old son of Wil­ liam Meiers, of Port Huron, fell head first into a pail of boiling water and was fatally scalded. A Christian workers’ conference will be held at Flushing August 22 to 28, the object of which is to increase the interest in-the study of the Bible. Rev. C. A. Heminway, of Kalamazoo, has accepted a-call from the Fourth street Baptist church at Crystal Falls. A Vicksburg child has four great­ grandmothers, two grandmothers, no uncles and only one aunt The family of August Hartman, of Gagetown.-was afflicted with diphtheria. Three children had died and a fourth In the old world distinguished men are often honored, or suppoaahly honored, by being given titles of nobility; but it sometimes happens that the recipient of the honor does not value it highly. Recently the famous-Italian musical composer, Giuseppe Verdi, whoso name in English would be plain Joseph Grwi. read in the papers that he had been “created" marquis of Busseto. The composer literally leaped for hta pen, and wrote the following note to the minister of public Instruction: “I read in tbe Perseveranza that I have been appointed a marquis. I beg you to du everything Ln your power to prevent this appointment from taking effect. I may be rctaembered here­ after; Bat I slrnll l>e remembered much more if I am not nindAa marquis." Verdi is said to hatfe .expressed the opinion that, after having spent sixty ysars in making thc name of “Green" illustrious, it would be rather hard luck to loie'it for the unknown desig­ nation of the marquis of Busseto. Not long ^go Prince Bismarck, who might easily have passed for the most famous man in Europe, was dismissed from power by the young Emperor \\ illiam. At the same time he was cre­ ated dnke of Lauenburg. He did not, like Verdi, refuse tho honor, but accepted it with the sarcas­ tic remark that the title given hbn by the emperor would be ’’a handy thing for him to have when he wanted to travel incognito.” One great European statesman, Mr. Gladstone, might have been an earl or a marquis long ago if he had not pre­ ferred to remain a "Mr." His fame, thc world acknowledges, would be leas ■ if he had exchanged his name, os his great rival Disraeli did, for a title of nobility. ‘ Really to have a great name, one must have mode it himself. To inherit such a name is u good thing, but to make it is much better. HOW AMERICANS CHEER. Thc arrival of the president and hia party called forth what to my British cars was a most unexpected vocal demonstration, says a writer in the I Review of Reviews. Tho people not only cheered as British crowds are wont to cheer. They indulged in sounds which are to us expressive of strong derision. They literally cater­ wauled. I was almost as surprised as Milton makes out hia failed hero to be when, instead'of thc applause he an­ ticipated, he was greeted withone vast hiss. I suppose every nation develops its own style of plaudit. The Ger­ mans have their short staccato “hoch,” the British their sonorous “hurrah," while the Americans hove selected thc shrill feline yell. Asking a fair Chi­ cagoan the reason of thia strange pref­ erence, t got for answer: “I guess they want to make as much noise os they can; anil they find they make most noise that way." Making ullowance-for this peculiarity I in cheering, no royal personage could have been more rapturously received than wt^s the plain citizen, Grover Cleveland. In the simple morning dress of the ordinary citizen, without ribbons; or medal, or other decoration on his breast, with nothing in his garb to distinguish him from other men, this ruler of more than three score mil­ lion mep stood out in instructive con­ trast to the brilliantly-uniformed rep­ resentatives of European royalty be-hind him. It was an object lesson which could hardly be lost on the hundreda present from monarchical states. ’ MORTGAGE BALE. Defautl having been made tn the conditions of a certain mortgage made by John Horn Jr. a-xl Catbrirn Horn to Charles A. Wlesseman. •Lit.-1 January 21st. A. D. 18M. and recorded In the office uf the register of deeds, for the cont'ty of Barry and State of Michigan, on the ZHthd'av of January A. I) IM4. in Ill>cr22of mortgagra. on page M3, on which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at tho date of this notice the sum of four hundred and seventy-nine dollars and nine cents, and an ationi-y s fen of fif’ta-n doll ws provided for In said mortgage, and no null or proceedings at law having been Im-tltuted to recover tne moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof: Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of sale contained In said mortgage, and the statute In ■•■wh case m»«<» and provided, notice Is hereby given that on Saturday tbe 4lhday ot November. A. D. 1883. at ten o'clock In tbe forenoon. I shall wil nt public auction, tn the high, a bidder, at the north front door Of tbe court bouse tn the city ot Hastings, (that being the ulaee where the circuit eourt (or Barry county Is hold­ en), the premises described in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due on liaid mortgage, with six , is r cent interest, and .ill legal costs, toge'her with an attorney's fee of fifteen dollars covenanted tar therein, the premises being •escribed in said mortgage as all th it piece and oin-ei of land lying situate tn the township of Rarrv. In tbe County of Barry and Sta'e of Mlchlean, ai.d known and dwwsriln-d as folipws • to wit: The norih cmi quarter (N K *4>of the south east quarter (MEk)bf section four »S 4i and the south cast quarter (8 K ’&) of the s-mih east quarter <8 EX)«’ s»M section four <t» all In town one (T1) north of range nine west (N It 9 w> eotitaloltM elgn;> acres of land more <r less. Dated'At gust tth. Mortgage-!. Pitn.tr T. Coutrtbvx. Attorney tar Mqrtgtuh-e. PRQBATB ORDER. Stale of M cbIgan, Grrunlv of Barry. M. Al a -a-hbin <>( the Protmie Court, lot Dir count* nf Barry hohl-i) nt the Prol.axc oilin’, in Urn City «( HnMltigs in -a<i Conntv, nn Thursday Un- aid da* ot August In th y-’v n-<e thnnsanfi night hun­ dred and ninety threePresent, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge o! Probate. tn the matter ,df the estate of Mtrtlii J. Tag -art, deccJ»s«‘‘l On reading aud filing the petition duly verified ol .l.r-epht-iiu Irnmart. w.d »w of said d. erased. urHving tnnt a •er’nl i ui'trui.teirt no v <>t> fi'.r te <te I... will .,,.1 testament of sold •lerj-asvl. may we.admlilca to urobaV-and that adtulnistrstmti of laid retalr may Iw granted to the executrix therein mm< d or to soine other suitable perron. Tbereupou it is ordered. ’»>ff Friday th. Htday of September. A. D.. tWUat ten •» duck in was ill with the disease. the forenoon, be assigned for lhe h -wring ol Traveling solicitor^ for Chicago com­ said petition;«nd that the Iwira at taw «»( m.1 i deceased and all pillar person* uitriMtrd in mission houses arc sq numerous in the said relate, are required U> npprer at a *'»!<■.. take shore fruit belt that nearly every of said eourt. thru to nr bidden «t tin- Probate nffirr.lnthecltv of Ha-itnre. In judd (’utility, farmhouse ■ has become a temporary and show eanre. if ah' tn. re I*, why tn— prayer uf Hie prtltl<n.«-r 'uav n«t bo uraured. And It hotel. _ ...... ...... U.al.t TH-* P UH.Mr >. Hn Phil Warebam. of Charlotte, has just closed twenty-three years of continued rtrn pendroev.d arid petition and tb- hearimr service as boggagemnster for the Mlch- thereof by cniish g a< «-y of this nrlrr to br publiabed In th- Ita’tiiigs Ranjifr. a news y-Mn Central Railroad company at that purer printed and circulated In said County ..( Harry, ooce In each week tor lure- suoccmIv. P'jUHoughton the Atlantic mine cop­ wdu previous losaid day nf h.-nrin.-. Chas. W. a«vmtm<>xu. Judge ol Probate. per product (or July was 236 tons; <A true ropy.) Franklin, 178M: Huron, 630. To realize the-benefit of »bB gf-at medicine, give It a rnal and you ' III Join the armv of enthus tulle Mimrers <-l H ids SaraatartBa. Sure, efficient, — HoodG Fills. They On ml City Soap Company. I did on the nb d»v of JuMhA- D-. «*»• >«T should lie iu every uarrkiG grip and every upon and Mete and take all the right title and familymedlelnechcsL 2«i.» box. Interest of the »*ld defendant, Henry L. New­ ton, In and to the following d-scrlbed real es­ tate situated In the County of Barry, ana state TThountfirided ooe-half of lota No four hundred and forty-six, four hundred and Tonic j four hundred and eeventy-elx and four hundred and wv«ity«ven alsoIota one, fro. ttree ao« four of block twenty, aleo lota one. two. three, and four of block twenty-one also lowi one. two. three and four of block twenty-eight also tat* one. two. three and four of block thirteen of the eastern addition of Die city ot Hasting*. .Barry County, Michigan. Also Iota number twelve hundred and twenty five end twelve hundred mid twenty six also the north twenty seven feet Rend for of lot four hundred and eighty and *B that A1• Mg deaert pel vo pamphlet. piece of land bounded on the north by Thorn on the west by Jefferson street on the ^Dr. WILLIAMS’ street south by Thoroapple river on the east by Michi­ F MEDICINE CO., gan Ate., except a piece of land four rods east and west by six rods north and south being the r Schenectady, N.Y. north ninety-nine feet of lot two hundred and thirty-three also commencing iwentr-two feet 6 for WJ.30. and Brockvllle, OnL west of the north east corner ot lot five hun­ dred and eighty two for a place of beginning thence south eighty-eight feet thence west, twenty feel thence north elgbtv-elgbt feet thence east twenty feet to place of beginning. A1--O commencing twenty two feet west of the south east corner of lot five hundred and eighty two thence west twenty feet thence north fortyfour feet thence east twenty feet thence south forty four feet to place of beginning. AJl at which I shall expose for sale and sell at public auction or vendue to the highest bidder at the north front door of the eourt house In the city of Hastings. In said county of Barry on the 9th day ot September. A. D., 18M. at one o’clock tn the afternoon of that day. Dated at the city of Hastings this »th day of CURED or NO PAY for services. July, A. D.. 1893. Written guarantee to permanently cure all Jab. H. McKnvm. kinds of Rupture cf *v«th sexes. No pain; no Sheriff of said County. operation; no detention from badness. For P. T.Colgroyx. lull Information uu<1 Illustrated pamphlet con­ AU’y for Plaintiff. taining Michigan retcrences (free), address Da.HW.MAMn. or THE O. R. MILLER CO.. 102. IM. 10« Michbran Ave.. Detroit, Mich. Detroit Nerve Blood .Builder W-REIL GLASS ul Gran i Rapids. ADIR0NDA TRAD! MARK Wheeler’s bmmm Largest stock lately everything Writ* for prices ALWAYS SMOKE -POSITIVELY CURES- HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS PROSTRTION, UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS! Rev. R. N. Ml ldleton. paster M. E. church. Cedar Spring!*. Mich., Mays: Sleep and reat were Htranp.-rH to me after preaching till I uned •Adlronda" Now t nim-p soundly and awake tefreshed. and I can heartily recommend ltPrcpanxl by WHEELER and FULLER MEDICINE CO.. Cedar Springs. Mich. THE BEST SOLD BY W. H. GOODYEAR. In The Market HASTINGS. It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. Hastings City Bank, CURE Hastings, Fick Headache and reUrre all tho troublaa tod* CAPITAL - - Mich. $75,000.00. SURPLUS >12.000.00. eating, pilndn the BL<!o. Ao. While their mod xccaxkabto euceoM haa boon shown in curtog j SICK nciidaebe. yat Carter’s UtUo Liver PfM are equally TaJuabtoin Constipation, curing and pro- lirer and rogulate Uxabounla. Even U they only “ HEAD •fichattwy would be almoetprlcderotothroewho ■uf&r from thia diatresilng complaint; but fortumtety tbeir goodaarodoea no tend ber^aod Uxoro who cnca try them x-Lll RndthroollUJopllhiTslwablotu so many ways that they wlU not bo wilEcg to do without them. Bat after allaldt head Incorporated under the laws of the Bttre or Michigan. Oped for business Dec. IS.IBM. . officers: • O. G. Robinson, Preaident; Chester Messer, Wee. Pre*. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. : Dt’Jt ctors: D. W. Reynolds, D.G. Robinson, R. B. Messer. John Garveth, Chester Mdeser, P. T. Colgrove. Has the only savings department in Ln Barry County and pays 4 per cent Interest on all Ums ACHE 'firthebaneoC eomanyilvro that hero la where we make our groat boaet. 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Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognize authority in all parts of thc land.. । A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid, joum and “THE BANNER” for one year FOR OHLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. I “N. V. Weekly Tribune," regular price per year $1.0). I We furnish both papers for - - Subscriptions may begin at any time. Address all orders to ' $1.10 �■i THE WORD “ROORBACK." Additional County News. The old town presents a half ori­ ental half medieval appearance—it* few splendid palaces, which belong to tho late dictators ami their families and favorites, sandwiched among hut* of mud and cane, with bark roofs and sne window apiece. Palms, bananas, Itassion flowers and other tropical plants and blooms abound—but you meet few people, and those are mostly women. The grassy streets, according to a Paraguay correspondent, have a sad, deserted look, constantly remind­ ing one that the sons and husbands and lovers and brothers perished on the battlefields or died of starvation in hiding, or rotted in prison, as thou­ sands did who were ignorant even of what they were accused, or were tor­ tured ana murdered by the three ty­ rants who ruled and ruined the counXHere women do the work that In parts of the world is monopol­ ized by the stronger sex—such as cleaning the streets,' loading tho ships, driving the ox carts, cultivating the fields, carrying on tbe markets, etc., and it Is said that during the long, hard war, they made the best and bravest soldiers. Naturally, where men are in the proportion of one to seven, they arc at a higher' premium Mrs. Jane Barber entertained her sister than elsewhere, and in Paraguay they Mrs. Lizzie McDonald of Grand Rapids, are figuratively kept in cotton-wool by last week—Martin Johnson of Vermont Is here calling on old neighbors—Miss Gertie their admiring female relatives. Shorter aud Mary Hoffenden visited their REMINISCENCES of napoleon. aunt Mrs. Jennie Haie at Shelby last jrcek —Rev. A. E. Hawley wife and daughter Marriage of Hia Brother. spent last week with friends here and at Spring Brook—Enos and Fred Barber I never saw Bonaparte in such wrath started Monday on a visit to the World’s as when he learned that his brother fair—Will Colby and daughters of South Lucien had' married at Senlis the Lyons wore the guests of their cousins J. widow of Jouberthon, a Paris broker. and P. Barber'and fam 1 es last Week— He ordered me, says a writer in Cen­ The Misses Mattle Barber and Carrie tury, to send for the notary and tell Bowen spent last week at Gull Lake— him to bring his register. When the Elmer Reynolds had the misfortune to have a loaded wagon run over his foot and notary arrived I took him to SL Cloud now be can't walk as well as he did—Mrs. at nine in the morning. Here is word Mary Barber and Annie Tlbbltts made a for word the dialogue ’between the business trip to Kalamazoo Monday— first consul and the notary:, “Was it Oscar Anderson has moved to Kalamazoo you. sir, who registered my brother's and Frank Fisher and brothers take, care marriage?” “Yes, citizen first consul.” 4>f his section ofthe IL R. track—Geo. and “Were you unaware, then, that he was Hugh VahDrw'alker of Kalamazoo were the my brother?” “No. citizen first con­ guests of Jotin Brown Thursday—Mrs. sul.” “Did you not know that my con­ Frank fisher ts quite ill at writing. sent was necessary to thc validity of the act?" “1 do not think so. Your MLss Nellie Hewitt, of Barker Creek, brother has long been of age, he has visited her father and other friends here filled high posts, he has been a minis­ this week—The Misses Mate and Ruth ter and ambassador, he has no'father, Livingston have been spending a few days he is free to marry?' “But he has a at home—John Hotelling had his finger mother whose consent was necessary?" badly cut by a bandeutter wnile thresh­ “No; he is of age and a .widower?* “But ing—Mrs. Henry A'hour and daughter I am a sovereign, and as such my con­ Belle, of Fowler, v. re guests of Ettle sent was necessary.” “You are a sov-, Falk .1 few days la- week—C. A. ere 1 go only for ten years, and your’ Snook is visiting h<r -on Dr. J. M. Snook, of Kilnmazoo—Mrf. Chauncy Warren and family Is not bound toyou." “Show me/ S. Carlirie are among the sick—F. M. the marriage register?” "Here it Searles visited Mr. and’ Mrs. Barnes at The first consul read it, and In Abut­ Y-M-kvllle lurt Thursday and Friday—Mack ting the book was very near tearing Falk and Miss Auuie Wren, of Plainwell, the page. "I shall annul 1L” “That calico on friends hfre last Sunday—Miss will be difficult, for it is carefully Cora Saddler and Dell Rupert were mar- ( drawn up. xne up.” "neon “Be off witn with you. you.” The ml lx.t wren Wedixxl.xxH tb« rr.id.nr. ■ notary retired without hnring for a «■ llw l.ridr'. n»o|ut»-ltd. Xl.Uol. and । ,ar,ment ioat |,|, .ompomire. iMiuiiy have icturijed w their home nt i \----------------------------- ----------------Charlotte—School begins next Monday I SHE HAD A FIGHTING PARTNER. with Miss Minnie Wardell as teacher—M. , J. Goss, of Plainwell, was in thc village line Hide Partner* fur Dueling I’urposr*. Tuesday. ________ A rather curious institution is aris­ ing in Paris, that of dueling associates George Allen started tor the White City of lady journalists. Recently, says the last Tuesday—Clarence Viss and family, of Grand Rapids, are stranding the week London. New, the lady known as with friends in East Rutland—Mrs. Frank Mme. Severine, who was intimately Maus, of Grand Rapids visited friends In copnected as a fnend, literary helper, Rutland Monday—We have got a man in and disciple of M. Jules Valles, Con­ this town that claims by draining Podunk tributed an article to the Journal at Lake and about 40 acres of swamp for him which a M. Mussurd, a socialist, took that it will be about &40(f damage more or offense. He called on M. Xau, the lew. I . editor, to ask for satisfaction. It be4ng impossible to call Mme. Severine ,J<fhn*town and Barry —1 Mrs. Goldefiburg, of Cincinnati. Ohio. out the answer was that, in virtue of a , is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Harvy Bel­ fiction adopted for the purpose of re­ linger—The Misses Mabie and Maud Horn­ leasing M. Xau from all responsibility beck spent a part of last week with friends in such cases, Mme. Severine was sup­ in your city—The Banfield and Kinsley posed to be the joint author with M. S«bbath School picnic at Fine lake next ___ _________of ._______________ ___________ Labruyere all her articles. He had Thursday—John Verdlne now occupies 1 agreed to be .answerable for any his new house—A number from this place offense she might give. anticipate visiting the Columbian Exposi­ M.- Massard then sent seconds to M. tion soon. Labruyere, who, admitting that be wm the fighting partner of lhe lady, OLD PIONEERS. referred him to a couple of male friends. The duel, which has taken The annual meeting of the old pioneers place, was a fierce affair. »It was !□ the second will bo held In this city Thursday fought with foils. day Sept. 7tb, commencing at 10 o’clock round M. Labruyere received a cut on a. tn. The meeting will be held in the the chin, but the doctors saying it did new court house which will be a fitting not signify, there were five other dedication ot tbe new building. Special rounds. The combat was ended by M. rate* have been secured over the C. K. Massard running his foil through the S. R. R. and it Is hoped that a like favor forearm of M. Labruyere. Honor was may be secured from the Michigan Cen­ then declared satisfied, add M. Latral. ■ bruyera was driven back to Paris. One of the Interesting features of the Geo. F. Truman, of Grand lUpids. speul Sunday with hl.* parents here—Dr. and Mrs. 8. M. Fowler, ot Hastings. spent Sunday with Nitahville friends-Mrs. K­ T. Miller and daughter Jennie turned to Jonesville—Mrs. Wilson and 4»utM.r, or LOW™. *"• «"“1’ r. f'olleri-L. V. F.|,l.n.rMd frailly. ot Woodland, were at I*.8. ^Put­ nam’s brer Sunday—Mrs. F. T. Boise and Mrs. H. R. Banks gave their mother, Mrs. G; A. rriimao. a very piea.-snt surprise party at their home last Sul unlay after­ noon—Waiter Webster and family spent Sunday at Battle Creek—Misre« Electa and Minnie Forafte aud Edith Fleming spent fest Sunday afternoon at E V. Smith’s—Lot? of Rn> at the driving park Wednesday atteruwm at the ball game Iratween the lean, and fat men of town— Claud Hough and Ray Townsend went to tbe camp meeting at Sunfield on their wheels Sunday—Miss Ora Smith is visit­ ing friends at Jackson—Ed. Brdwn and Miss Myrtle Meek.are visiting friends at Jonesville—Mrs. Wm. Boston Is visiting at Howell—Miss Howard. of Canada, is visiting her sister Mrs. J. W. McAllister— Ed. Leibbauser is home from Chicago when' he has been for about a month—The Lentz Tabic Co. have shut down- tho fac­ tory ou account of dullness ot trade. meeting will be tbe short addresses made by one of the old pioneers from each >wnship, giving an account of the early rarlences of thp pioneers of each of the RUSSIAN COLONIES. SHERMAN LOST THE BASKET. Some great man in Russia, Prine* Potemkin or another, wa* co“m“Binned by Empress Catherine IL to colonize the regions adjoining the rt.cr.ndpro.l.lrf with the requl.lt. funds. These funds he diverted from their proper use. When th® erhpre** ame on her tour'of inspection she passed down the; stream in slow and impressive fashion, borne in a state barge. Every afternoon she righted a neat and charming village on the bunk, and, going on shore, was hailed by a band of prosperous peas­ ants In gala attire. Passing from house to house, she would see an abundant meal smoking on thc board, frequently- including a roast sucking­ pig. There was, it is true, a cer­ tain similarity between one village and another; but this was easily ex­ plained by the fact of all being de­ signed by the same government archi­ tect. And so the inspection went on, with complete satisfaction to all par­ ties concerned, till n malicious person in thr imperial suite liappciied to be­ think himself of his penknife and while the intelligent cottagers were busy answering Catherine s questions he slyly amputated the tail of the sucking-pig. in the next cottage the family wasabout to regale--on tho tail­ less sfleking-pig! The main result was that the empress ever uftcr looked with great disfavor} on, not I’etemkln, but the ingenious gentleman with the Sherman InrarUbl, go«» to market eereral lime, » week, enyn Waehinoton. So do other eenators wire., nn<l MnneUmea a ffreat etateaman row «lon» for amueemenl, or from a °t duty- Mre- Sherma had watched Senator Mandareon. of Nebraaku. ewortlng Ida wife through the market, eren oeoae onally luggfog the pnwlelon banket. MiJ. Sher­ man thought her hnaband might ehow her tho earae attention, and quoted Mr Mandemon to him till In simple despair Mr. Sherman oonaented to lxannexed on market day- J1" whole rope and oxen .-arrled the ba*11'1but Mrs. Sherman has never mentioned “market” to him since. He lost the lm.k.-t end Ue loxt him. for a time, and. when th. Irroat ilnam-ier wan «xf. in his own hojnc, he announced in biff type that Senator Manderson and all the rest ot both houses might go to the market every day of their lives, but as for him, John Sherman, as long as he possessed his mental foetalties, he would never be persuaded into going WAR'S DESOLATION. TO HAVE FUN WITH BEES. penknife. ___ _______________ The only inatrurfient used purely for punishment in her majesty’s jail now­ adays is a crank handle weighted heav­ ily with lead andl working heavily. Inside a box, an indicator at a< slit recording the number of revolu­ tions made—eight thousand to eleven thousand constituting a day's work. Among the purvly mechanical labor is Included the working nt the crank handles of the huge] water pump, and by cranks, too, all the meal used in tbe prison is ground, but in the case of thc corn-grinding the prisoner may rest us often as he likes provided he gets through his allotted task. Assest in ruining yo.:r.yesightbut, have your eyes examined and fit­ ted with glasses by bR. Q. W. LOWRY. THE EHF'IRt bRILL The sultan of Ttirkey is said to be DOINGS See the suction carpet sweepers for 82.00 It can lieat all opposition at the Racket. Sailor hats so much worn by young ladles cheap. Trimmed to order at thr ‘ Racket. Only a few ladies hats yet to close out without regard to cost, at the Racket, - We still sell ladles gauze vests at about one lialf price from other dealers. The Racket. It lias SHOES on too. or HOES, just as you like, in any number from * to 24 spring Hoes or Spring Pressure Show, and stands without an equi on earth either as a SHOE or HOE Drill, which is the universal verdict of more than a hundred 1 fanners I have sold to in the past three years. * Always buy the BEST. It will pay you to call aud see me before buying. Perfection is never an accident. I also sell the oMesb and beet STEEL WIND MILL in the market and everybody, likes it—The Everlasting Galvanized Steel Aermotor Mill and Towers. No ruet.no Please call and see me before buying an imitation mill that is only painted ajid not galvanized like tie Aermotor. Table linen! Yes we have It and you know that means at less than other houses for same grade of goods. Tur Racket. Handkerchief extracts for 35c an ounce at tbe Racket See oor outing shirts for 50c. The Racket. Those walking shoes go fast at the price tbev sell them at th? Racket. Just arrived corsets for 48 the Racket. $1,500 and 75c at See our price on lawn tennis shoes to close out The Racket. offer. It H will rain, we will sell you umbrellas for 50c each at the Rack­ Scientific Truth. A dandy slop pall with cover, painted It is a fact not generally known, ami ornamented tor 35c at the Racket. says Science, that if one holds his Strainer milk pans tor 45c at lhe Rackbreath wasps, bees and hornets can be handled with impunity. The skin be­ Indies'hosiery al prices no one will comes sting proof, and by holding tbe Insect by the feet apd giving her full meet. Tile Racket. liberty of action you can neo her drive her weapon against the impenetrable Our m|ns a pair for 23c socks are thr surface with a force) that lifts her body same others sell 2 pairs for. at the Rack­ . at every stroke; but let the smallest et. quantity of air escape from the lungs When In need ot Yankee Notions of and the sting will penetrate at once. any kind do not pay two prices when you I have never seen an exception to thia con «et same goods for one price at the in twenty-five years' observation. Racket. I have taught young ladies with vezy Combs at frota Ji to K what others sell C. Matthews. their friends for, at tbe Racket. । delicate hands to astonish tbeir parcel. 1 by the performanc* of this feat, and I m a. are aL Ituttand. Hnlr brusties at prices you will wonder city. saw one so severely stung os to require aL at the Racket. NiSdU?",Art* m«>' the services of n physician, through EH laughing at a witty remark of her sis­ «,wo to T’ S’ I-*wTBt'ce, la Table and H«>or oil cloth at prices no ter, forgetting that laughing required one will make, at lira Racket. breath. For a theory in explanation I A few hoys wagons worth 75 cents. We to lM,h, am led to believe that holding the will closf out f^r 50c each, at the Racket. -oath partlaUy cloves the pores of the Remember wb Nell lace at about j; what x My experiments In that direchuve not l>een exact enough to be others ask for i^. * The Racket. scientific value, but I am satisfl . ,.0»oo w lUitle Hazel. 8 F.\ of 8 W fc We have a new stock of ribbon. Call t it very sensibly affects the 1 "z'S cwi’S: M BUtW. W 1MWO. tion. of any mid -<re the pride at the lheket. ’ insensible perspiration. A *7'l' M. Bartlett to Al.lrlcli BfW.. lot Delton. fled tha, We waul mote eggs. Highert market B "Lo, a.lloOertMorlo W. J ItoMnoro. SO a. amount oz aesthetic used in China price nt tilt Raoket. ‘ ' TKttK M. Ha.r»«-. •«.. Have you forgot it? Well we sell slates •n made known. It is A curious an lit half price now to what otliirs do. at the 1‘ * rred2’fre!:--a-1, A. Lxrtl*. 1'4 *. re. W. has recently be*, • T It by prodding, Racket. *Wu».K AUg-ra to A- Woolley, lot IM. city. obtained by plach znces it exudes ■ flour mid irritajw, paste with the .ynvuSV. HrottloC. H. and L. fl- Dil'enbcck. Under these clrium n dissolved in ' • *.yrrM, mt ii. woodland, •4-' 4. Matthew* to Arabella HtpwsJ. lota 0 liquid which forms ' unimthetle ’ i a* 1. Mk rz. ■ttriker'a add, eUy. fills® flour. Thia paste, - has been *gr water, has well mirkm. few minproperties. After the tinge. wlthont 2* immersed in the liquid for THE RACKET any pain being fait. on shore. Don’t the most extravagant housekeeper in tlic would. According to a recent esti mate Vis domestic budget runs, thus: Repaiw, new furniture, mats, beds, etc..45,000.000 francs; toilet requisite^ including rouge and enamels for the /ladies of the haremj and jewelry, 50,­ 000,000 francs; extra extravagances, 05,000,000 francs; clothes and furniture for the sultan pcriwnally. 10,000,000 franca; douceurs and wages, 20,000,000 franca; gold and silver plate, 12.500,000 francs; maintenance of five carriage* and horses, 2,500,000 francs—a total ol 175,000,000 francs, or more-than 838,000.oou lardy baud of early settlers who he trials and hardships of pioneer -onstantly growing emailer and d these annual meetings should life'ft i s of calling them together in smafidr in, », and for a short time live Ira Ibe'thas • early days, which are now Urge hbWM 'Ira old pioneers as the over agalh't ' , ’ heir lives. looked updb'fly \ requested to mention martplessarfCtftt sting,, together with Other papers'll. as they may be time and place of 'fie. sncli other commt<Ma pleased to make. it* A Pugnaclou* Carp. At Columbus, Ind., recently a carp which weighed eight and a half pounds bad been left in a small sound of water bv the recent overflow, and was discovered by a dog, who began barking at IL The fish began jumping at tho dog, and his gills and fins be­ came distended. plainly showing hia intense anger. Finally the dog sprang at the fish, and, plunging under the water, brought the carp out and laid it Carl4m« Htatory t II* late O„ 1-oUtUI Vacatedary The word “roorback," which bob* an toward the end of most political campaigns in connection with the nsUing of opposition lies, has a curiou* origin. Nathan Guillord, once a well known citizen of Cincinnati, was an active whig politician and editor of an energetlo whig paper. On April 1 of a certain year he published a circum­ stantial account of experiments by a German chemist named Roorback. Roorback had been examining the chemical constituent* of eggs of differ­ ent bird*, supposing it might be possi­ ble at last to compound a hatehable egg. According to the story, after putting many of his manufactured eggs to the annual heat of different patient mothers, he at lust htyiplly sueceeded iu hatching one egg. and pro­ duced a living bird. The story then goes on to dcht-ribo very minutely the strange creature, anatomically, physi­ ologically. aud every other way. imi­ tating the scientific style used in simi­ lar duscs. The story read very well, and was copied into many other pa­ pers. and after going the rounds of the press in ol’ parts of the United States It was at last (after three or four months) discovered to have been first publishcfl on the 1st of April. Tho Enquirer of that eUy immediately fixed upon Father Guilford the name of Roorback, which was thereafter held to mean a political Uar, although the story had nothing to do with poli­ tic*. Being well stuck to, thc name became nt lust pretty well fixed, and Mr. Guilford was for many yearn well known in the political field as Old Roorback. WE HA VE JUST PURCHASED $ 1.500 WORTH That we v ill close out at the regular WHOLESALE PRICE <>f the g'-’ods. Remember that EUERYPAIR is WARRANT­ ED to be first class ?« every respect. Call and examine the goods while there is a large assortment. c.i1.05D0RN & CO SIGN.“TH£ BANKRUPT STORE. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-08-17.pdf 7d004b86af7e0ca678f7470e27104690 PDF Text Text fr’ie best Advertnitrmediumm Bar ; County. Hastings Banner. '• 'L. XXXVHI: NO. ;6 f HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 17, 1893. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK. BBOS.. H4HTIXG8, MICH. ung but, yes fitsbj DOWO/KI SHOE DRILL COUNTY NEWS. Still we are asking for that much need­ ed rain, but mH In valr^-Dr. Lampmatis’ family and Henry Graves and family have returned to Hastings, the latter making a two weeks visit—Kellog Stanly, of Hartford. Is expected here again this week for the purpose of buying apples and shipping them. They are not very plenty in this place—The dance held at Rice’s Ball last Friday night was not largely at­ tended—Air. Bgm« of Hastings was here last week fishing at Clear lAke— Kate Mack of Albion is the guest of G. IL Manning at present—OHle Vanlionwfa able to bt» out after his recent Illness*-!. Powell fa marketing apples In Battle Creek at 55 cents per bulhel—Mrs. Mann­ ing and mother expect to visit relatives In Delton this week Wednesday— Dr. Young of Nashville was In our little town last Saturday—IL Ormsbee of Nashville will soon occupy- bis new house—R K. Stan­ ton and daughter Sybel did not go to Chicago last'week Friday on account of his son Earl's illness. Thev expect to go this week-j^ftiy Webster came near los­ ing his cow last week by per eating* a bushel of rye—N. Clemen's Clemen’s is Is making prvuarapreparal tlon to buHd an addition to his honse— School begins Sept. 4th. ). with MieMisiv Piigrim at the bead—(J. W. G U Frey fa toe of the sick at this writingIf-Mrs. — C. ty-ster has gone to visit relatives In MilW for an Indefinite time. She is some liter than.she was whlle*here. ?Y he ' very best drill mad It has reached the perfection m.iineil after 21 years’ experience in its maiiufkciure, while drills have been made but a year or two. Ifwoh need a drill think of buynig one without calling at my storclj IRA VAN VALKENBURGH, ■ • Hi. • EST. rbody it, no I not W ItAOfloid. y morning between the Lour <>t nine and ten o’clock the »ton\ of Andrew Bresee was discovered to be' on fire in Qie roof. Ready help soon put it out. Caused by chimney burning out— The .Sunday school picnic last- Thursday nt Fine kike won n very enjoyable affair for both young and old—Mrs. Fagly died at her sister's home last Friday morning. Funeral services were held }donday at 10 o’clock n. m. ut the church here. She being a member r,t thisichurch 'It brought out a l-.ost of friends to! see her remains laid away. . WHOLE NO. 1992 Lake Tuesday from here—The Congrega­ tional church Is undergoing much neededj repairs—The business men's picnic this Thursday. They take in the Muskegon excursion—The treat has been on several of our business men 4his week for they will persist In going to the postoffice for,1 the afternoon mull since none comes. Creasy. Cora Starr, of Crawfordsville, !nd.‘. i» spending her vacation with friends at this place—Mrs. M. Me <!ncb "went to the Sanitarium at Battle Creek for treatment on Monday—Mrs. Edna Slater ami son Guy, of Thornton. Nebraska, are here visiting their many friends and relatives— Minnie Flower has gone to Kalamazoo to work at dressmaking—Hyland Honeywell Is entertaining a friend from Hastings— Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maginnfa, of Kalamazoo, visited at Joshua Brown’s Sunday—Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Travis are visiting the world’s fair this week. Freeport. IL K. Grant, of "astings. was in town Friday evening—To S. Ekert and wife, a son—Geo. Perkins whs in Grand Rapid* last Thursday. He was accompanied home by his son Carl, Friday—Mrs. Seger Is vis­ iting in Detroit—living Wa$d, of Detroit} spent the Sabbath in this place the guest of his father. A. B. Ward—V. S. Ward, of Lowell, is In the village the guest of bls parents, D. O. Ward and wife—The ball game last Saturday between Irving and Freeport resulted lu Freeport beating. The MOM stood 39 to 11—Floyd McColiom Is able to resume work—Miss Mina Rich­ ardson. of Clarksville, visited her sister, Mrs. E. Ferguson at Lindon last week. SUMMER'S AUTUMN’S GOING Something That should Be remeinDBred COMING Lumber Waaons, Buddies, Flows. Drills, and Sprlnd Tooth Harrows, WE WILL SELL CHEAP. WOOLLEY & BR2N5ON esse.Townsend WANTED! CUSTOM SAWING. J. l: WILKINS, OMR NEW ST2RE W. H. QOObTEAR Schools are Invited. Reduced rates on all railroads—Dr. Scribner was elected representative for the.K. O. T. M. Lodge of Delton to attend the Great Camp annual review to be held In Grand Rapids ’ Sept. 13, 14. and 15th. Milo No rain since July 28th., .vegetation of all kinds fa suffering—Threshing fa pro­ gressing and grain Is in good condition with some phenomenal yields that might seem fishy If told. From facts gathered, Barry county will-give a large average yield. Will It be twenty bushels? Yea. A bushel of wheat has a measure of value of 50 cents. A bushel of wheat will buy 10 of Ed Powers 5c. cigars or 5 of bls 10c. ones: 10 glasses of beer or five glasses of whiskey. To these that indulge,’paste this in your hat. Tfcere is one class of people who are comparatively Independ­ ent. vlx , the farmer, but he must know and appreciate IL The watchword with all must be “economy”—Aug. 10 the mean temperature SO degrees, the warmest day of the year. The writer had a kinder tired feeling come over him and kept close In the shade—Miss Mary Flower from Meadville Pa. Is visiting her cousins the Flowers at Milo. I^eft this a m. for Chicago to take In the World’s fair— Alfred Storr a native of Prairieville, Onow a resident of Philadelphia where he 1s en­ gaged in erecting wind mills and the plumbing business, Is visiting his brother and friends. He will take In Chicago be­ fore he returns to Philadelphia. Quite an agreeable family reunion oc­ curred at residence of A. Moon a few days since. The surviving brothers and two Btjrt Searles is on the sick list—Miss sisters. Mrs. Ward of Ross and Airs. Kate Nobles Is visiting friends in Augusta Caskey with her husband of Petoskey —Mr. and Mrs. Franz Willison, of .Eaton were present beside several near relatives Ibipids, are visiting bis father this week who helped to swell the number who par­ —Mrs. Geo. -Tungate Is enter­ ticipated in the enjoyment of the occasion taining n cousin, from Nebraska—Ed. that brought them together—Mrs. Henry Searles and wife, of Battle Creek, are vis­ Allen who has suffered with a cancer for. iting ids father Thomas Searles—Oar a long time died Friday. Her funeral was school bi'gins the first Monday in Sept., held at her late residence Saturday. Rev. willi Miss Bertha Gaskill as teacher—Our Pope officiating. Mrs. Allen leaves a S. S. picnic was a success In every respect husband to-<noum her loss and one adopt­ —Luther Tolles, ot Augusta, called on old ed girl-t^)lck Doyle and Fred Barlow friends last Sunday—A few from tlils were here on Saturday witnessing the place are preparing to attend the camp sports and games of the day and enjoying meeting south of your city this week— dhemselves with old friends very ngreeaMrs. Lena Bellinger has returned to' her bly-y4lastings nine played base bail with Hickory nine Saturday the former having home in Charlotte. been badly scooped up by the latter to tin} Bodford. tune of 10 to o-s/The matinee program on Miss Lida and Dora Nichols, of Bay Saturday vfas well carried out. In bicyele City, are visiting their parents Mr.and___race Ross jCadwallader took ’ the purse. Mrs. C. A. Nichols—Mrs. E. W. Jordon On foot rade we are told that a Hastings nud Mrs. L N. Mosher have postponed boy won the prize. In. horse racing a their visit to the world’s fair as reported horse owned at Creasy twenty years old last week owing to the death of tl^latter’s took the purse—On trotting Mr. Butler’s sister—Rev. Ewing. ISnpt. of State S. 8. station made a clean sweep over four Association, will preach here next Sunday others that were in the race. AU the morning—The Ladies Aid*4ociety met at sports were highly enjoyed and every­ the home of Mrs. E. Arufatrong on Wed- thing passed off satisfactorily to all who needay-Messra. Merrit Perkins, Dan Whit­ were present, and the dance in the avenney. Ernest and Ed. Mdon went to Chicago ing was well patronized and the younger Sunday night—J. H. Mantel has been con­ class were well pleased with rkfl music fined to tiie house for several days with ii and entertainment a; Lew Flint’s Hotel. rather serioiis Illness—Ray Gifford came home sick Monday night from south Battle AN ITEM FOR THE SMOKER, Creek—The annual Case family reunion was held hi this place at the Grange hall Fever*! of the Mont Popular Bruni* on Wednesday of this week. F. B. Fleming went to tansing _____ , Monday returning Wednesday—There is consider­ able thieving going <m In Carlton. Olis 1 .andon has lost 7 or 8 fat s|ieep and Mr. .Jacob Shriber had altojit 25 shocks of oats disappear from his field, while fruit cans and other things also come up missing— Mrs. Huntley, of Grand Rapids, is guestof Miss Myrtle O’dell—Pastures are get­ ting bare and butter scarce—Mrs. Jacob O’dell went tn Grand Ledge, as a delegate to the Sunday school convention—Charley Carpenter, George and Jessie Vester at­ tended Miss Norah Andrews' picnic nt Thornapple Lake last Thursday and report a splendid lime—Mrs. Wagoner spent the past week visiting Mrs. Jennie Smith— Mrs. C. W. Cramer of Pentwater fa visit­ The bean crop will be shortened up nt least one half by the drought also late ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. James KnickIs that I don't go thro’ potatoes. Corn Is* standing it verj well erbacker—The young people of this place held a private picnic at Gun take last Fri­ the countiy "hen-peck­ with few exceptions. day—Mr*. Jvnpfe Pelham of Bellaire is ing1’ the life out of you spending a few weeks <wlth her mother trying to sell you some­ Mr. Osgood now returns to resume his Mrs Reuben Pierce—Joln^Carlisle who is working at Siver Creek is home for a week lumber business — Richard Cotton was thing you don’t want or ,called hurriedly home to Ohio on account — Rev. Zimmerman will preach here ope need, but when you are of sick brother-in-law—Mrs. Ed. Smith, of week from next Sunday for the last time— Mr. and Mrs. A. Mattison are entertaining in want of anything *in Grand Rapids, Is now calling on her many their daughter Airs. Elmer England of friends here—Peter Feller’s wife, of Lake my line such as Odessa, was the guest of O. E. Wood over Grand Rapids—Miss Maude Honeyset of rhe Fall season will booh be upon us with its new Sunday—II; Marks, of Rutland, made bls Plainwell was the guest of her cousin Ml I brother John a short call on Sunday—Mrs. Kate Cole last week—Mrs. S. T. Jessup new pleasures, and new scenes, and you will need ' Garry Baker has now returned from Ce­ has returned from Shelbyville where she dar Creek where she has been making a has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. lengthy visit and picking berries—The Warner. ladies mite society of this place will meet at Mrs. W. S. Cotton’s on State Road 24 The Zeeland brick Co., have just closed It will be money in Inst—Quilting Is tiie order of the day. a contract for one half a million of brick— The death of Mrs, Jackson, an old pio­ your pocket to give me TIMES ARE HARD. neer. occurred on the 12th InsL, and the The continual dry weather makes the a call, farmers look blue—Several Woodlandltes funeral took place at the church last Sun­ are expected, to return from the world’s day-Wallace McCallum is suffering from fair to-night—We had a scrap on our a very sore toe caused by an ingrowing toe Call and see us. It will pay you. streets Saturday night while our marshal naB. It fa feared that amputation will be was eating supper. No arrests were made necessary—Our' school has, commenced —Our base ball nine are doing some fine again with Mr. Rackus as’ teacher—Mary ONE PRICE playing—Deacon Holmes is on the sick Horn having completed her school in the SHOE DEALERS. list—Our creamery scare seems to have Nausley Dfat has commenced teaching an­ subsided—John Crites, of Oregon, Is ex­ other term al the Eagle school house. pected in town to-night—Grasshoppers have injured the oat crop to a considerable E. Tompkins Is at home from Galesburg extent—Mrs. A. 8. Haight will return to Fife Lake In a few days—L. D. Warner Mrs. L. Seger Is at Battle Creek this week and David Leedy have entered Into part­ —Walter Powers and wife, of Nashville nership under firm name of Warner A were In town last week—Frank Beck, of Leedy and will sell agricultural Imple­ Battle Creek was at P. K. Jewell’s the first ments. buggies, mowers and binders—J. of the week—Edgar Tyler and wife, of M. Smith received a telegram on Monday Vermontville, were at Calvin Smith’s Sat-, calllng him to his former home In Yankee urday and Sunday—Don’t forget the ice Springs—M. H. MdCormlck has purchased cream social al Dr. Powers’ this Saturday ahorse—Wm. Milton slept at Ijiie Wendal night—Ida Moore has returned home from house on Monday night—Guy Bove ami Ann Arbor— Everything Is crying rain— Lee Wright had a rcrap at the hotel on Walter Cooley, of Battle Creek, was In ” Monday—Wheat Is booming. It was sold town a couple of days last week. That was, that we had a on our streets for; 53 ■ cents a bushel on while ago. We’ve been giv­ .Monday. Delton • ing our customers a benefit D. C. Colley of Huntertown Indiana, N>.hv|lle. wa^the guest of Harry Stayman Saturdayever since too in many lines. Mrs. E. L Parrish has company from fast—Mr. and Mrs. Stayman and daughter We’ve just got settled now in New York-atate—Miss Florence Harper, of Martin Corners were the guests o( Harry one of the neatest stores in of Grand Rapids, Miss Stella Heath, of Staytnan Saturday—H. C. Boynton was Hustings, and Ml‘»s Fanny Nichols, of in Kalamazoo Friday and Saturday on Michigan. Lansing, were guests of Mbs Greta Young business—Mrs. Keefer of Kalamazoo fa I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. over Sunday—Mrs. Ada Rer<l Fleming and visiting ut C. fykrs and vicinity this daughter of Philadelphia. Pa, were guests week—John Moon built a cottage at High­ 1 also do of Mrs. F. TvBolsetfind other friends here land park on Gull latke last week for ’WllI the first of the wef-k—Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Slater. He also Ims another cottage t»» Everts are taking in the world's fair this build next summer at the same park and week—Miss Amy Harding, of R<ickford. 40.000 slungim to lay lu Hie situr vicinity II/., visited tier cousin Mfas Edith Flem­ —OrHe Buist and family btindayitl u» ing over Sunday—Mrs. C. M. Putnam Pleasant Laki-—Therejvvilt lie a nnimi Is huge, colivenieiit and Sunday al Lansing—Miss Elect* Sunday sTfu-o! plmlc at Gull take the pleasant and we cordially spent Furnissis taking in some of Hie sights at 31sL of ttifa momh. tat «-\rrj body turn the While City.tills week—Miss Grace out—George Keros and wife si»ri»i Sun­ invite Our friendsand patrons P. S. Anyone having 4arge logs that they Early, uf Grand Ilapftfa. who has been day with hfa folks—The Aid Socleiy have to call on us in our new visiting here for home time returned liomr can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber the chairs and carjiets tor the location.—First door west of Monday. Her aunt, Mrs. C. W. Everts purchased new church—Marlon Davenport will-occustanding. accompr:i|«-d her-i-John DeiMeh. » f Mld- py th'- house vneateo by John Williams— Ira Van Valkenburgh’s. dleyille, calhd *>u fgettfls here Monday— Prof. Gaskill will occupy the Kelley bouse Miss L’,da Fclgldier started for Chicago —Mn>. David Mosher Is on the sick list Tuesday morning expecting to be gone two One more case of Measels In towu at John weeks -Miss Mlrtule Furnba visited at E. Moon’s—Mr. Solomon ot Rlclilnnd has V. Smith's in East Castleton part of this rented Mr. Sidimm's farm and halt moved week—Rey. and Mrs. E. G. Baxter are on the same—Kvlamaxooc >unty union Sur-' spruduiK their vacatloo In Illinois—There day school basket picnic will be held In were several picnic parties at Thornapple that city on Aug. 34tb. All ■ Sunday LEADING HARDWARE DEALER IN BARRY COUNTY. pring iE or Id to ' Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. If it were not for cigars there would be more trouble (han there are for the usual portion of humanity, at least in getting along In this bright world. A celebrated poet once wrote: “’TIs the sunset of life that gives me mystical lore. And coming events cast their shadows before." And this same poet should have stopped to consider that no man In the sunset of life much dreams about the IB things that may come when he can get a fine cigar. However, this particular poet labored- un­ der the disadvantage of never being able to get an "E. P-,” which fa regarded by in­ telligent smokers as being one of the finest and most pleasant ten cent cigars on the market. Then, too. there fa another fine brand which is not so high priced, but Is sold for a nickle and is very popular with the trade. It is “Power's 35." The smoker who buys either of the above nam­ ed brands will buy them again: because he finds just what he wants, and It Is an Im­ portant fact that cigar dealers, hotels, and others have them, because their trade demands them, and ail declare emphat­ ically that they are superior to other brands. The material la them is of the highest order. His alm from the start; was to produce only the best grades, and, in which nothing but the most carefully selected stock fa used. This be has car­ ried out, and is an item of much Import­ ance to both consummerand dealer. BarXER readers who appreciate the best grades of cigars should ask their dealers, for the above brands: and dealers who are desirous of Increasing their trade should give them a trial. Mr. Powers fa enter­ prising, well known, very popular througboiKlhis section. His brands should '® found wherever cigars are handled. Additional Local News. The August number nf the American Soldier, even exceeds the promises of cue July number. The battle for the old Vet­ erans and priialonera of the civil war, h waged with trenchant pen. Copperheads mid traitors ure arraigned lu.no cu-rk a;M wild manner. Cleveland. Hoke Smith and the -Veteran hunting** Administration an shown up with a fearlessness wh-cb fa re­ freshing The absurd charges of fraud] In the pensions nt the old heroes, fa rim died and ridiculed. The malice, hatrw and unfairness, of tlje assailants of th] old union.soldiers demonstrated. ArticSr, from writers like Cid. John A. Cockrrtl and Benjamin IL Davenport add to It literary Merit. A tuagnlfioent colorei photograph of Gen. U. j*. Grant. 105ixaU ttiches. ueeompanleK this August numbel similar to the Lincoln picture in July nuns far The American Soldier. One. of soq pictures wid accompany each Issue. F<1 September General Sherman's picture wfl be given. Twelve such magnified)*. p.J traits will lx- given In one year making J collection worth many times the price I the subscription for a year whl'h fa oat one dollar. The American Soldier ta'pul lished by the Nation Publishing Cokim] Mail and Express Building, 203 BroadwJ New York. 1 �friend. II. shrugged his shouldere, but gave IL taralud,*!>« He had heard too much of monsieur s and areUon. Wubahurtrl attentions to madame. his wife, and Instinctlvalj feHliormyl desired their Immediate discontinu­ SnhcnTJhere I’d hid it in the Uance. He must request mousieur’s as­ the side pocket of my overcoat. No hart; surance that he [would not again visit strength of four men to hold her. She not a blow. Did I supr^ee that he, a ... "OTicvfoif nmnixo— Beau Rivage. ar else the reparation Bu Gant. Charles R. King. raved like a maniac, and her screams Frenchman, would pardon that or duo a man of [honor, otc. “there­ appalled the garrison. But screams the spot until -ti«^t‘on had upon." said Waring, “ 1 didn ’ t propose and struggle* wqre all in vain. “Pills been exacted? Then I begged him to to be outdone incivility, and therefore the Less" sent for his senior, and be calm and listen to me torn moment. replied, in the best French I could “Pills the Pitiless" more than ever de­ I told him my plight-that I Lad-given commond: Permit me to tender monU>d IhVMl “ rt *; -wifi served bls name.1 He sent for a strait my word to be at the barracks that jacket, saw her securely stowed away —with the knife—and there lay Las­ sleur—both. Monsieur's friends will evening; that I had do money left, but Ito h» costixvzdJ .in that and borne over to a vacant celles.1 dead, before Doyle could know find me at the barracks.’" I could go no further. Instantly he "All tho same,” said Waring, "when room in the old hospital, set the stew­ or realize what he was doing. In fact, Nin-Nin stuck in forgot his woes and became absorbed I found madame and NlnjNin Lieut. Reynolds was seated at his ard’s wife on watch and a sentry ut Doyle I never did know It was what in my affaire. ‘Parole d’honneur!’ be the*mud I did what I considered the desk nt department headquarters the door, went back to Waring’s bed­ his wife had told him, and life had would see that mine was never un­ [proper thing, and drove • them, eoram , J««.n side, where Sam lay tossing in burning been > hell to him ever since that {about nine o’clock that morning when sullied. He himself would escort me ■MURI July, apjj \ J an orderly in light-bntterj- dress dis­ fever, murmured-hhi few words of cau­ woman curie buck. She had black­ [publico, to ’bom o muman’s.’pever Ict- to thc maison de Capituine. Cram. He Iting them sec, af course, that tfliere tion to Pierce and Ferry, tlften hastened mailed1 him,.more or less, ever since he mounted’ at the banquette and came when I would rejoice to say to that brave cnup the stain* three ni a jump. "Capt. back to where poor Doyle was gasping got hik commission, because of an old was nnv row on tap. and .saw the old fello v with a keen-looking neml. Behold! hese h thy lieutenant, Cram’s compliments} sir. and this is in agony of mind and body, clinging to trouble he’d hud in Texas. PROBATE 'party alongside 11 felt sure It meant of honor thc most unsullied, of cour­ State of Mlrhian. the hand of the gentle «y>ldier of the And|this oohfession was written out immediate.” he reported, as he held cW!. utterly surprised, age the most admirable, of heart the At a 'jt'Mloii «t h . । forth a note. Reynords tore it open, cross, gazing piteously into his father for him, signed by Doyle on his (lying mischief. 1 most magnanimous. The Lord only County Of Birr*. 1.4.M.... therefore, when'Lascelles came up confessor ’ s eyes, drinking in his words read it hastily through, then said: bed, duly ititnessed, and the civil au­ knows wlint he wouldn't have done had tbMCityof Ur with hat off and [hand extended, bow ­ “Go and fetch me a cab quick as you of exhortation, yet unable to make ar­ thorities were promjilly. notified. we not pulleil upht his gate. , There 1 can." and disappeared in the general’s ticulate reply. The flames had done Bridget Doyle was handed over to the ing low, praying pardon for the intru­ helpcil him out on the banquette. He sion. but saying h‘‘ could not defer an­ r*iljate room. IJaII a» hour later he was spin- .£heir cruel work. Only in desperate UHWIIIW<ei the (natter < other Instant thejdesira to express his wosstcndiwl by hb. row. whatever it . ,hi niijg* down the leviee towards the pain could he speak again. aoju4» <: i. gratitude the rnml profound for' my Mad been. He would not let me expose ■ n;ikhir It was nearly dark when Mrs. Cram French market, and before ten o’clock my^lf-eren under Picrce ’ r, umbrella. , r( extreme courtesy to.nuulame and his -•— ------। r4'tnes lnt>i cxiri .. was seated in the cdptain’s cabin of came driving back to barracks, bring­ p-irru t.i i tbtji r |„. |(.-i . belov. ll child. Hu had heard the whole He would not permit me 4<r-mUrcr • ;.r. p.od the big British steamer Ambassador, ing Mr. Reynolds with her. Tier eyes Ku.uihhu tend |.r.»y, i;. times kYou.wIU ' story, and, to mi- confusion, insisted •from ---------— so of the dog.' -s *-, li*-,riiiK the - jriw. which had arrived at her moorings were dilated, her cheeks flushed with on ik.iug over afl the details before . drive monsieur hir-home return ! —- to his home and hr*— . Thereupon u i-. Urj. during the night. Cinin and Kinsey excitement, as she sprang from thc low Amjn-t. \. Allerum. e.en «' mJ heroism, as ho here hero for me at al once. one ’ hc ho ordered onio red cabby. ebhy. I*:h were already there, and to them the phaeton, and, with a murmured “Como lu th* Joranooti be a,,iv ! filled II. In kmx-ldnir down that biff 1 grasped both my Imtwta with for.ent wild petition au.l ttnrt h, .••’ iU «• to me as soon us you can" to her hus­ skipper was telling hia story. ■aw 0! MU|| lullv of a rabman. I was ciurfuted, . good night and tho explanation that insane person und i.ij ..l ‘"■’•nau.iit Oft thc Tortugas, juit about ns they band, she sped away up the stairs, esiMU). are required i Jet couldn't shale him off. . lie wa. | he bad much h»»te. Implored pinion 5of-dd leaving him to receive and entertain iald court. tbe:i t<>1 had shaped their course for The Belize, I 'ftobakot Ike. hi H im City id Hn I iersLsteut- lie was abject. He tagged for learing mo—on the morrow ho t ■ they were hailed by the little steamer •; her passenger.' show cause, ! io meet my friend, to present his, to would cull und explain everything— the “I, too. went to see Mme. Lascelles Drayar of t Tampa, bound from New Orleans to-J1 | Open champagne] and drink eternal then darted into tho gate. We never gtatde<>. And i late this afternoon. ” said Reynolds. "I Havana. 'Hie sea was calm, and a 'i. th»i Iriemjshlp. He would ehtTigc the name could have parted on more friendly Mid petitioner < boat put off irumuic from the Tampa and cam< ooaipuion :ampg ann camo II wished to show her . this. ,, ” . , .. h>temted tn • .t of his chateau—the rottea old rookei-y terms. I stood for a moment to see mid petition a><<! I »lo»g»ide. and prewntly . jnnlUmnn °< * d a opy of tilt..nb I -from Beau Rivage to Belle Alliance. | that he safely reached his door, for a _i_„i Hew_' — 1. j chief of police of New Orleans. It tfc Mai was assisted aboard. seemed weak l*>nl clrct.. ' 0e would make this day a fete in the Light was dimly burning in the hall, from illnesa, but explained that he ।, stated in effect that Philippe Lascelles ■ calendar of the Lascelles family. And I then turned to jump Into the cab, but it was. Lieut* Waring, of the United !, had not been seen or heard of around day of hearti j then it begun to (lawn on me that he ’! wasn't there. Nothing was there. I States artillery, had been accidentally Key West for oVer two weeks. It was Had been drinking champagne before j jumped from the banquette into a berth carried off to sea, and the Ambassador l' believed that he had gone to Havana. । “Can you get word of this to our | 1 he came. I did nqt catch the naiuo of l aboard some steamer out ut sea. They was the first inward-bound ship they | police. , . Certain . detectives outt some- !, the other gcntlcmhn, a much younger [ tell me thc first thing I asked for was the d detective?" asked Cram. had sighted since crossing the bar. I friend Xhe ! 'on somebody else [ m,nn tn JIe as ve H, ceremonious and •! Pierce’s umbrella and Lar Kin’s nut. He „ was vere Larkin hot." He would be most thankful for a pas- 1 . “I have wired already. ’ He has gone ; where on the trail of someboo.)-cw: I। cfi Default hartns >»•—*i i - What I hoped to do was j were telegraphed to come in, and four ' i>ut actant. Then, in some j And this was the story that Waring nt a certain tnortgiKr i. •age hack to New Orleans. Capt ' , ” note cnBJ|, |jp th~ ,a.:t Qial j hnd bocn . maintnined frorp first to.last. “Pills’ and Mettle JI C«wuF t. Baird had welcomed I him with the I to no e the effect of this on Mme. ! days later, when the force of the fever Jaouan ?« A. D !•»_• |>r heartiness of thc British tar, and it Lascelles; but she was too ill to see ■ was broken and Waring lay weak, ; t,rying to get a call to take me buck to ventured a query us to whether the flee Of the K*El>t> i I VtUitl but returning to hissexises, . • • •Lascelles ... .— > '| Biuuuuv . w» ----- — ------- *----barracks, and■ IIICU then declared amount of• '<U(*« ,— Krug and« r-u Clicquot con- Barry and sial* >>t Mich _ " Jt *1 1 1 .1 1 UBtTOCM, mill l<a.w.> liuo UI-V.UIVU »..-j -V made him at homq in his cabin. The me. Luckily, Mrs. Cram, was there. ■ languid, 1 4k) nJ I and I sent it up to her. She will tell Craip and the doctor read -the confes- I tbaX nothing could be more opf>ortuhe. . sumed might not hove overthrown his May. A D . kmj. is i.. lieutenant was evidently far from well, • pwc ul.-. b Which I «-r ’ j sion to their patient, and then started jje haj| q! carriage and was •(mental No, Sam Sam declared. declared, be due at'tti* date of i ... equipoise.• No, and seemed somewhat dazed and men­ you. Now 1 have to see Braxton." • And then came a messeger to ask K „ to their feet as he almost sprang from ■ ■ • — *• . .. — tally distressed. -He could give no ac­ jiist going down with monsieur. They . he drank very little. “The only Bocut- -Doyle's 2R’ count of his mishap other than that ।! Cram, to -join the doctor . -----, the beet : hud des affaires to transact nt once. ! chanoliun thing I did was to join in a I vr.ini lor in sax: ii.oni; . zt 2:. “It’s an infernal He!” he weakly He took me aside and said: ‘hiproof jovial chorus from a new French opera | feeding* at law having b lol.l him by the officer,! „f the Tempe. ■I *° h; •>’ wurrle.1 up. ' •new­ see NeD first which hM lain to when overtaken by stairs •(*■»to ’"“ «!*«» «*»* and learn l.mrn her ’ cried.. “I took that knife from Doyle that you accept my amende, and in which Lasccllen- friend piped up and I er th* in one)» arcuted i er nay • part thereof; ■ and kept it. I myself sav^Lascelles to order that I may make to you my per­ , had heard in the north: Now. then-lorn, by vlr the gnle on Saturday night, and 017 | tidings. contained In an id u.Lug “Did I not tell you?" she exclaimed.- his gate, safe and sound." :mr in Sunday morning When they resumed I “Out, buvon*. buvuns cnooret * sonal apologies, you must accept my such case made aud )-r< Streby as he entered the parlor. "Philippe-' | ---- — S’U ost ua via qu’on adore .invitation.* So go [with them 1 did. I ■ given that or* Sulur.t.i, : their course downstream tljey over- ' Lascelles was here that very Dight,*ahd XL 1 • De Paris a Macao. her. A. !».. IWcCnt ten hauled a light skiff and! were surprised I was all thc time |hinking of Cram’s C exile Clicquot, cost le Clicquot." I diailBel! at public . The sunshine of an exquisite April miystcrknis note bidding' mo return at , bfrteyt to find a man «nboard, drenched and I had been seen with his brother at the at the north In j Asked if he hml formed any conjce- bidder, In t’mirt the cltv of H < senseless. “The ft 4de of his face i office on Royal street twice before this morning was sldxnmering over taps. 1 couldn't imagine what was up, ture as to the identity of the stranger, Douse. «!:«■<* where ’he t h < ■ thing happened, and they had trouble Louisiana lowlands a*. Battery County was badly bruised id discolored, even J Mne Cmm's b“' ' “«'« h*"] <» Sam said no. The name sounded like i •’ hoirtvii.’ the ;.r«*:in about money OK I‘neUoTh^nnde^ __ 2_.‘______ 2__ ' *ra. "hltehing ” ’’ ’In.“” ’ '* ~ when he came to u said Baird, “and - tnetly pmiy-phaelon cam, asking. eV>P-*«. ttod- " ^Philippes. /!/> "riiuippcs.” • but nut he nc couldn coutOD’tt Insure, t»c sure, j he must have been -iugged und robbed, '( stand. 1 .appealed to her as a woman tfirough the garrison gate and reined 'was really thankful for this opport 'ot'... when told that .L~.. there were rumors ’ with I* H-rc. tit 1u:* rv*-.. for his watch, his seal-ring and what ,! to do what she could to right Mr. War­ ity AB the way u»>wn Lascelles over. ... . to th, effret tb.l I-a*rel>.-< younjur 5SbS*on. “ ntoi" little money he had were all gone." ing, who was so generally believed to up in front of the guns. A proud and whelmed me with qivilitie*. «and I could t brothey had been seen with him twice Ddn* <!e<cn!>»«l tn - • be the guilty man. I told her we hud happy woman was M'rs. Cram., und 4-‘ tint n»e second officer of die, Tampu ha« daintily she gathered the spptless, only murmur and protest, and the or thrice of lute, and that he had been j iltt*Hl him' out with a clean shirt, and detectives tracing Philippe and would cream-colored reins and slanted her other party only pturmured approtxa- jin n exile because, if of a hope- I lurry M.d’stjit»-. ’ exile because, if anything, anyt‘*’----- *soon find how and when hereached the steward dried his elbtiling as best at alt ; less passion AM, for 144»I<,U4V rawlhime hia sister-in- ,‘ 'tcwribeil :»* foil. long English driving-whip at the ex­ tion. He hardly spoke English UUI »47>b<7r-4UFinally I showed — InelAt.trl ,,n «■ ‘«top.llhe «tAn«l th- •' *lnw •taA ptaf-xltJU ... he could, but the coat was stained and New Orleans. ... prescribed --------- by the vogue of p<toUwUa>lnal«edona anil...... thM hla name .as — I'blllppa, ।I the tlorth eu*l 1 act — angle west qiurlnt , s 1 dotted with blood. Mr. Waring had her the dispatch that Mr. Reynolds C the- day. By ’her reclining ’ ’ _ side, ___ ”• ’ 'luxuri____ ; • 'uhenn, amI on bumpers of champagne, Waring looked dazed. Then a sudden i pul) town one fi’t sent up, and at last she broke down, slept lu-avily much of the>*vay back »44id county o! linn nndv i.»u ratixrera.. —. 3n<i there,- as luck would have it. was light, ua of newer, frewher memory. busly on bis pillows, ...... was e..~ Sam iv__i Waring, , light, oa of newer, fresher memory, ; Mau until they passed .Pilot T6v. n. Then burst into tears, and said she, too. hail now senior first lieutenant of the bat- , a” usual* on i doter- flashed up fn his eyes. He seemed ' Phu.U-T. Col-;: he was up and dressed Thursday after­ learned since the inquest that Philippi* tery, taking his first airing since'his “Dteil to join the p|rty; and, though I about to speak, but as suddenly con- j noon, and seemingly in better spirits, was with her husband, and probably L. -------- :n_± Strange illness. Pallid and. t|i{c endeavored to put Him aside, LasceUea trolled himself and turned his face to ■ Dzted. Jum! -.‘•TIi. I wheu he picked up 3 copy of the New was the stranger referred to, that aw­ though hu was, that young gentleman would not have it .He insisted on be­ .. r ,—— Orleans Picayune which.'the pilot had ful night. She ?ven suspected it at ing presented to tihe comrade of his thc wall From that time on he was ■ Default b*v tlw time, tor Sb., knew he ea:ne not to I™ .’t, “P“b!“ o' »PI>r>'el«tl»g. determinedly dumb about the,9trangcr. 1 , left aboard., and was reading that, . . ’ - * , . , . , Trt fttllrtfct ox~4<.ew, .1 ... m to tit., tho fullest extent *1... the devoted, at- -gallant friend, and ,1 . What roused him to lively Interest and j ot "ndn crrtidn Ixox-a'Ksiciii wficn suddenly he'started to his feet borrow but to demuntl money that was tentior.M of whSch he hud been tlw ob- wke where wo went f® w “ V ent he Overwhelmed Doyle Maj 6th. with nn exclamation of amaze, and, rightfully his. and also certain papers ject ever sinefo his return. Stanch wttl‘ details of uuj* grand ri concilia- conjecture, however, was Cram's.query । as to whether he had not recognized in ’ /£’when the captain turned to see what that Armand held and that now were friend and fervent champion other Hon and with bumper.after bumjier of the cul;:uan called in by the stranger . m IHht m «»r :• <.r was the matt'er. Waring was ghastly gone. It was she who told me of Phil­ husband's mos| distinguished officer at 1'^lls enabled me to tight shy the very one whoh) he had “knocked '■ '*•*“ a,~—• pale and fearfully excited by some­ ippe’s having been seen with Armand any time, Mrs. Crum had thrown her- of the 'vtno* at the date ot thl* 1 ,u tan minutes Doyle thing he hud read. He hid the paper at.thcoffice, but she declared she could, self into his cause* with a zeal that t\as fi<luing drunk. Lr .ccllea tipsy. endwise” a^d who had tried to shoot driKinftj-Ttirre Mui 4* i<X' under his coat and sprang up on deck not believe that he would kill her bus­ Challenged the admiration even of thc The driver came in for his pay, say- him that morning. “No,” said War­ dollars Wen dollar* provide ing, “the man did n^t apeajeat all, that 1*1111 or procvedlr.p •nd ’ paced nervously to and fro for bund. 1 pointed out the fact that Ar­ men wh.rtn she mercilessly snubbed intf hc 5ouW further. They r hours, and began to grow* so ill, ap­ mand had fired two shots from his pis­ because they had accepted the general ■,iad a r,’P?- Lascelles wouldn't pay; I noticed, and 1 did not once see his te«l to recoxer ine m r'fo"*. mortgage or anv t>.i ...» j,..-.* *uv genenu ■ • * i*—j. parently. that Capt. Balrtl was. much tol apparently, and that no bullet verdict that Lascelles had died by calle<1 hkn an Irish thief and all that. face, he was so bundled up against the by virtue ot tire po*vr •i uld made storm. ” But if it was the same party, worried. At night he begged to be marifs had been found in the roenn y\’n***vi(*a** mortmice. and tli«* Mat M.i .1 ----- ---met — . in , the ; I■ sli sllnrawt mt!«,«• V into the driver** Waring's hand. lv Had they PPe<l ra J la st V -a :h»! oa and provided, untler . where the quarrel took place, and that put ashore at the barracks instead of a —ii_ __l _i_l*> . .in the . ...in 'joed and got him out. somehow. suggested he. it seemed hardly neces­ Sabtrday. Hie 2n>’ A.D. !«C. duello nspracticed soutli I going on up to town, abd Baird hod if his shots had taken effect on his sary to look any further in explanation kite'; n'rm.'L M-il at pubthose days, sword to sword, or tinned M I’hilhtpes, or whatever his name the north become so troubled about him that he antagonist he simply could not liave of his own disappearance. Cabby had , . . Itvof 111* was, said he would go out—he'd get a front door of tl=< •ent his second officer in j the gig with been Waring, for though Waring had with pistol aft twelve paces, she simply squared matters by knocking iingn. Michls■ cob In thc neighborhood; mid the next him,* landed him on the Devoe opposite been bruised and beaten about the would have shuddered, but maintained him senseless, helping himself to his circuit *' '* court “ *f **■ that as a soldier and gentleman War­ thing I knew Lascelles and Doyle were premises da-ci 1 ***! head, the doctor said there was no sign the sally-port, and there, thanking Lascelles said .... all watch and ring and turning out hia much thereof ■* i;i.k T of a - row - - - --------------------------*«**-*uw ot mark alx>ut him anywhere, ing could not have refused his oppop- In a fury them heartily, but declining further pockets, then hammering him until amount dm.* o-* *m-l assistance. Waring had 1hurried ’ ‘ She rtco8’ni«(1 the truth of this, but ent’s challenge, inexcusable though . the Iril<h were knaves, and black- frightened off. and then, to cover his reut. Intcrvs*.. -«nd al.. N»t<l iwonthe attorney fee providr-c such challenge might have 1>ecn. But f uar ' ls and swindlers, and Doyle stumthrough the entrance into the barrack she said she believed that there -’r.lted In tracks, setting him afloat in Anatole's K«e. The premises Dei was quarrel or~ was to -be-a quarrel it, piece or aquare. Mr. Royce, the second officer, " " “a " — tc — that he could have stooped to vulgar, Med around after him. Out came apis- boat said mortgage a* nil t > :r >' llnt|» nd owcelof bind lituate n Hisaid there was considerable excite- o«tw«en her husband and Mr. Waring, unregulated fracas, without seconds or k-*11 Out came a knife! I tripped I "Perhaps cabby took a hand In the County of Burry «”<i S;a(. « .n ..nd decnent, beating of drumsand sounding , Otherwise I believe her throughout- I the formality of the cartel, first with D”?1* and got him into a chair, and murder, too," suggested Sara, with scribed u folio**, to wt:. ( of bugles, at the post, as they rowed that, no matter what romance fists and those women’s weapons. 1 was 80 intent on pacifying him and cast coreer of ihe , eager interest. “You say he had dis- •outh west quarter ot section rl<l: towards the shore. He did not learn i there nursing Philippe and nails, then knives ^r stilettoes, as telling him not to make a fool of himthat I didn’t notice anything else. • appeared—gone with his plunder. Now,, three (3) north rang- nlm* the cause. Capt. Baird was most anx- i 1x18 falllng in love with her, she didfcot though he were some low dago or running north tweuty-eight Sicilian-why. —why, that was simply and ut- 1 handled -----------------him good-naturedly, ------------MUV lHC got the who else could have taken,my knife?" running wed forty <» “ iUcm-*-rann m ious to learn if the gentleman had ‘ enc°a”M?c him. did not call him here Sicilian Reynolds to tell , ■*outh twenty eight (t*i ro-i-, ihen ■ running terly incredible. None the ‘ less she kni,e a 'ray. and then was amazed to * ».«Then X T'fr -----7 had T~'something ---- ~ ^5 ly J , ? cr ?dible. the knl,e away, safely reached his destination. Cram a^aln, was true to her old husband, »Mt forty [W] rod* to th* pi ice teaiamog. . “lBdy ’ who wroU She idea replied that he had, but in a state i Ok “ *is “ simply possessed• with 141- the ,J - was relieved and rejoiced, os were all flad that he had my ojvn pet paner- 1 - 5 containing sevea IT] acr* '• 'i . • , Waring’s friends, when the full pur- c««er. I made them shake hands and a°ony“oua letters, the belle am? bordering on delirium and unable to । that the quarrel which killed her hus­ port of poor Doyle's dying confession make U P ‘ It was all a mistake ’ ■ Whom Lascc l les proposed to visit, the give any coherent account of himself. : band was between himself and Mr. Dated, June *th. IW. Lascelles. But made made it a : it a upper floor ^of — what But what -­ He could tel 1 he had been aboard the I Waring, and that it occurred after waa uoised abroad. Even those who u nono ( Ambassador and the Tampa, but that I Philippe had got his money and papers, were skeptical were now silenced. worse mistake, the old man would .7^ For four days her comfort and relief order more wine, and with it brandv . blighted floweret nuu I and gone." who was about all. had been inexpressible; and then He insisted on celebrating this second aPP°aleJ to him for. aid and sym“ W-c-e-U, Philippe will have a heap And then they told Baird that what grand reconciliation, and then both * ,or dollars at first and later Waring probably saw was Wednesday’s . to explain when he is found," was came the hour when, with woe and The Community Shocked. trouble in his face, her husband re­ got drtnker. but the tell Frenchman 1 year of hb paper with the details of the inquest Cram’s reply. “Now I have got to go to 8Outh* “for the sake of “Last evening, just after te-x on the body of Lascelles and the chain Doyle’s. He is making some confession, turned to her from Waring’sX bedside had Lascelles’ pistol and I had the , with the incomprehensible tidings krfife; and then a cab came, and. though ’ th®old ho“e.’‘ Then Waring grew even Thomas Hartman, a prominent'.and h<my* . — ,--------------- .' wvuugi. of evidence pointing to himself os the I expect, to the priest." im,II utterly repudiated , r,Doyle ’ ’a’s Il was storming beastly and I had m°” oxcitcd and interested. “Pills’’ respecuxi citizen, apparently in the bort 01 But Cram never dreamed for an in- thnt. t',at ^),a< murderer. This caused honest Capt , confession confession— —had. had. Indeed, indeed, .^1 said that Ferry’s duds on and Larkin’s best tile PU? * 8,top further developments for health and spirits was reading a newsp*l*o Baird to lay ten to one he wasn’t, and stant what that was to be. That night poor Doyle’s spirit took wh5cl» could probably only serve to re­ and Pierce’s umbrella, we bundled in ? day?’ He feared a relapse. But, the sheet suddenly fell to the tloor; h« five to one he’d never heard of it till he new the suspicion of his own g^llt, or somehow and drove on down the levee, m Hp‘l® of ’‘Pilla,” the developments, pla'bed one hand over his heart, gasped, and flight, the story *4* of u-iuvij misery u he ■ . .........and — ••*C r"”” **" .. * .------- — «.»** gum, or - --------------- uiwhcoii uown tne Iev<>« m , -----' got the paper above Pilot Town. its leavintr nr>t-in 1__ . . . *• , like ,other Othcr rnalnHIna m*tedlea, throve. •n... The it* lit- sank back in his chair, evidently uncon­ Whereupon all three officers clapped hod to tell, partly by scrawling with a ®“® Justify the theory that he was de- tearing Doyle in the hands of that ' !. | , J Amazon of a wUe erf his and a counle 1 U° deteetive “tne down again. He scious. The family were stricken with amthe Briton on the back anil shook him pencil, partly by ’ gesture in reply to »“«*te<L Thouff’> Cri»ni and the doctor warntxl ot «teughboy« who happened to be ' nddl.v ,nnuisltlve about that chan- ste^pation, and immediately «Mimoned a , by the hand and begged his company question, partly 4n painfully-gaaped physician. But it was too late Toe "arW not to talk, talk he would, to around there. Now Lascelles was aB w” * 60Lre from '‘Fleur de The." to dinner nt the barracks and at Mo­ sentencea, ra^few words at a time, wm gentleman was dead. Physicians gave hr"* Lasdellps and his Pierce, to Ferry, to Ananias; and hilarity, singing, joking, confidential I Pou,dMr-'Varin it fop him? । c lT3*nni ----------------mm.'And ana disease as the cause.”—Haibro- i lltni'i. reau’s; and -then, while Reynolds sped, practically this: thoughthose three were pledged bv Nothlng , -would --------do -----------but wa — raust.Mn .mm .wp I I batn £“* • now sitting •itU’W up «P iu 10 his his parlor parlor, to the police o.fflce and Kinsey back to party did indeed leave him nt the PelEvery day the pajier* contain «tsieraenU lew huCram to re^al to ---------------- -----------ftnd and on woman, aVeHe tO Wa lano* <and “d with no one what Waring call aonlora * lovely woman, a belle 1 his Ppiano, with long^ long, similar lo the above Even youth u no de­ Col. Braxton, whom he represented at ieas when he was so drunk he only CrBm Ili, r»r,.»I.l — i.. on _ . our discretion, .. . -f Blent t-n < fXflzx-I.ml.l — —. n ______ rattled _ ._• ■ Raid, it H plunged plugged them in an agony of amie. amie. He could —rely .*??M*r. ’■*; f,rB ilc-lvoking fingers the interview, Cram remounted, and, vaguely knew what was going on or tlcninf fense against heart .disease, awl the nnrl n__ . hesaid.’.aylnghlsfingcronhlsDOteAnd ! * prelude and then faintly rapidity with which it is claiming victum followed by the faithful Jeffers, trot­ what had happened in the bar-room dout,t and misgiving. Day after day ted up Rampart street and sent in his where they were drinking, but his wife ; had tlns patient told and retold the looking sly Md coquettish, for all tne 1 quavcr®d the rollicking words, forces upon all a conviction ui it* prevaltti* and , Dever could cross-qucBtlon------—--------------- card to Mme. Lascelles, and madame’s had told him the whole story. Las- , atory. . -. , , *-^**>m '-•va.s-quCbl.OD. world Uk. „nn>e old roue of a French- ' **’tr uluike him in •*-—,■t Crum — thc ’•|co «,nl “40- He mint Mop and we her and I „ s-'dl-r. of <■>. ami*., dread disease do not hastate a moment in maid brought back reply that she was celles wanted more drink—champagne; i»K the bur-tender wanted to close ”up. <°r I.e.rnokls and took him Into thoir take her acme wine. 'Indeed,'he mid Uw 'T«H»oe mya that the attending to it. Delay is always .! still too shocked and stricken to re­ ceive visitors. So also did Kime. d’Hcr- They bought several bottles, however, conOJunce. and Reynold, hcanl tho 11 u,r'n'1«TOti*' Well, IUrkl’?1 caval'T !. Admitted to l«> tho and in heart disease too often fatal- •s":n5 and had them put in the cab, and Las ­ aloryaud added his questions, hat to Wh.T 1 ho<1 “■ money. !?o‘l ? a11 Europe. The'wldtero of symptoms of heart disease are >slwrtne»o villy deny herself, and Cram rode celles was gay anil singing, and, in­ no effect, From tint to breath, fluttering, or palpitation, pa»° W last Idhi, he ne rememremem- ”hat could I do? It was then aftir ! the sult*n’s Circassian bodv-ffnar.1 home to Nell. -?ptohi’Part^ el®ven, I should judge. M. Philippe* ! whom 1,1111 Bun 8umc11 calkd -the tenderness in left side, shoulder, or arm, “• ‘Tt is useless.’’ he said. "Bhe will not stead of going directly home, insisted withUcld r ■ ■'ll ---------w ,us parting on stopping to make a call on the lady ?!!h Iri“'U<!s W" O"» gateway regular pulse, smothering, weak or hungry J who occupied the upper floor of the After that—nothing spells, fainting spells, dropsy, rtc. •‘Then she shall see me*” said Mrs. house Doyle rented on the iuvee. llewmbMh1” '‘r^’n‘ “ toUowK- Si'S. ""ST1'''' '>P'o»nd°i’e“lro'« {“"V "nd *trom“e^“TOkteSfy Charles Raven. York. Pa . write* I Hl* atoryjln Mef, wa. aa follow,;. Crain. fnnn heart disease 22 year? Fre<iJentn.w • > - . ooooerned Doyle rarely saw. her, but she somo I If* 'V:<® >>-^4 V- *K 1 tald them ! ^^'"^•wodbwljrlmauttthl.B.eS heart would Mem lojump Into py mouth, sndw V? *'* “'*-•* **uu concerned . And «o a second time did- J etiers times wrote to Lascelles and got while smoktng and chatting with Mr'■ butJ..^,™7 enndldon made me very cnelsneh-b * "S that ^'Xproteated. “ raeane.t ot mem them vou you see .co reve me no make the trip to town that day, this Bridget to lake the letters to him. relief. 1 became a; much wo-w £ J - . the — — Allerton in the rotunda of the st. —0444 iguuj mere. So time perched with folded arms in the Sho was setting her cap for the old . phe b"“’* "oiW-oohl" I was not expected to live, but Chwlc to see Lweullea. with a friend, they took a couple of Louies apiece i last rrwvrt tn om Dr. Mlle.’ New m-rtC®* Jg rumble of the pony-phaetoh. esrend day T frit rwatiy relieved.and at** Frenchman. “We called her Mrs. evidently watching an opportunity of went >n the gate and 1 settle! my. And while she was gone: the junior Dawson." The cabman drove very but '-‘‘j- * thi» fao. often dir s I ftilt l ike a king My .peaking wrth him. He had noticed seUforanapandgolit. I don't know doctor was having the liveliest expert­ Kj(r4phCXi?oc^reii. tintontnwn. r»-; ke*'a *« » faloon'a. slowly through the storm as Doyle abont a week previous a marked dlf. . bnl 1 '"*s xronsed by cnee of his feiv years of service. walked home along with Bridget and ference in the old Frenchman', manrears.Mya: “For four yen. preri'« pubHo on £ T” Wmult' A shot had > • E?®! ooou-ion, ln krra. Scorched and burned though she was, some man who was helping, and when he rtdM a mUk- nine the uw*af Dr. Mlles’ New afflicted with heart db<w In a very wrerem^ ““A"11both were Mrs. Doyle’s faculties scchmm! to hare Had takau all «>ealle.i.cuws. b”1 T ’XnQf*hich they reached the gate there was the : I- ' "h!cb h« until I used Dr.MIlM ’ remedy, onebolbeof returned with renewed acuteness and cab and Waring in it. The cab-driver ’wearia?'™ one * J? aad his manner is !°?,len7 loto thc cab beside “>«. force. She demanded to be -taken to V 'Shiia *^d 1 “ hc bow« and ^£»* tattarda. HIsh Point. I. was standing by his horse, swearipg at her husband’s side, but the doctor ‘.he delay and spying lie would charge lowing statement; "1 wm • wrec* r g <lMe*r and rtomach trouble when 1 begn um* sternly rcfusotl. She d*mandcd to bo double fare- Doile had had trouble with Dr. Hflee’ New Heart Cure a»d Nerve anu Wd Ids condition, and tnu informed uui oeiief, has never signed a hi* wife for mofey years, and renewed that it was critical he must not be ■ douhtles. the iisturl-ed. e.qiecially by her who was •rouble lately because of two visits Lzucciles had paid there, and that WARING’S PERIL J trouble. Then she insisted on know­ ing -whether he wm conscious and whether he hod asked for a priest, and when informed that Father Foley had evening when she sent for him he was drinking in - Waring’s room, had been drinking during the day; he dreaded more trouble, and 'twas he who took Waring ’s knife, arrived, and still had he said, already it it.required when! he entered the gate, »ud no sooner, did he see Lascelles at his door than ।he ordered him to leave. La*^ celles refused to go. Doyle knocked him down.- and the Frenchman sprang up, swearing vengeance. Lascelles fired two shots, and Doyle struck once Cures ConstipaTS CM SUDDEN DEATH! , - 1 —Xr.tu^™ recotrniidntF rgcognLzipg • 1___ _ . ; . fi , SaTAE3*R.WS- I dangerons drugs Dr- Ml!« Mrvo^ MaU-i t 1 Pills, tt cents per box. five box**. »'' * noywhare. Free book at dre<its». °* ^ “*" Reader, if y �Hasting^ Banner HradnJ fc,„,.J °REEK WOTLQROW «T. Bartle BEFORE FADS CAME. tor Blood ,or *?I "S’* ‘■•'•w'11 >»■>■ aim ! cured by HtlTs catarrh cure. F. J. Cheney i Co.. I’nqw. Tdeda <». 1 We the undersigned, have known F. G. Cheney for the lol 15 yeem. and believe . him p»Tfvct.y honorable in all Intsluvas transactions and financially to PMrry Uar,.^a, loaed Vdla<® School. Sedentary lu® RMponaibt®. ' An ®»g<ish cr an American visitihj? um i,,., u>C unemwii, ol H.DIT L. wtoa, Inside it was one unbroken room, ,oc*4 Editor. •v. r. coos caused by Impure omod. Gr**ce for the first time |s >truok writes Minot J. Savage in some inter­ »«>ner or later, by a certain dullness esting reminiscences in thc New Peter­ Houd’s PHU cure ul7fito~2Bcts. Sent bvnuul M. Mr tho street life of its towns which it ■ son. In thu middle of the room was on receipt of prlcc hy C. I. Hood & Co.. Apotb upon and slezc and toko *U the right title saw DSI'iK Interest of the said defendant. Henry I- New­ may take him so™.. ‘ 7,5 U • a raised hrick platform, on which stood ton 'hi and to the following described real es­ ,,,r h;*t. Mijk Shake and late situated in the County of Barry, and State two "large, old-fashioned box stoves, -4S‘o Orumrt-to. Tn- Ud .uddenly, rrwtX&w "f with thc stove pipes running for a long ,— , 11,5that T**’ vr'*__ “ comes home to \ ' sWaldlog. — . • him Klnuan &Marvin, Wholesale ! vhdblJV™ e** ®ro/uw- if »o®en distance overhead, so’^s to carry heat and forty-six, four hnudred and f‘ rt,y !!r,I22f “ur hundred and *v‘’n,li/*xnai‘?J®utr.,^Ln<Sl pruegUu. Tolnlo, O, I vvubk among tho foot passengers. No . to distant parts of the room. On the and seventy-W’Ven also lots one. Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken internally ' IL/i1'’ be rcfl‘-*ct5’ that the streets side opposite thc entry and in line four ut block twenty, also lots «nr.,rt,lA ’ and four <>f Wockiwentv-oue also *^1 «<Mnx directly upou the b\M>d mid muemw 1,1 aPPc«r ‘InH to him. shorn us with the stoves was a wooden plat­ three 4wd four <>l ’dock twenty-eight also hrtff form by the wall, on which stood the surfaces of the syMeni. Price. 75cts. per I l " ey arcof a U thc variety that womans on*7i wo. Hirer ami four of block thirteen of the It E CREAM. CONeastern addltfoubf the city ot Hastings. h-irTjr nytking in the line bottle. Sold by nil druggists. Tcsttaoni- P^ncnce and dress ever lends to the master's desk. The seats ran back Countv. Michigan. Also lots -•» tn**, | thoroughfares of countries fnrtlfor from the open space across the center, hundml .-uni twenty five and »we!v« htmdreg GOOBS. west. cither In Greece, I*ali toward end ofaccording -the room.to the There and twei ry-dx also the north of lot four hundred aud eighty and all Hwta "■"J'®_____ | Mall Budget, it is only toward evening, were only two rows of benches, with CMcripUva piece of land bounded on the north by Thorn NEIGHBORING COUNTIES, pamphlet. and then for but a brief period, that , aisles at the sides undone in the mid­ street on ib- west hy Jefferson street on I toe south by Thorcapple river on Uk tiie fair sex take an outing, unless the ! dle, The desks, therefore, were long, WILLIAMS’ gan Ave., except a piece at I .nd tour rods ew S Grats hoppers bave-dnue great damage pressure of some urgent business capable of seating a long row of pupils, and 'vest b »lx rods north aud south tying tho MEDICINE CO., . J. M. SMITH. tn the peppermint crop around Vicksburg should compel- them to flit rapidly ; instead of the short ones of modern north rim ty-niue fret of lot two hundred anw Schenectady, N.Y. and there will be a very light yield. thirty-threeal«> commencing twenty-tw.i fees through the throng of men who nt | days, with seats for one only, or two 6 for 8X50. west of the north east corner of lot five hun­ xnd Brockvillc, OnL A Plainwell hen laid an egg that meas­ other times monopolize the streets. ut most So there w a chance for a dred und eighty two for a place of beglontuf thence south eighty-eight feet tbenoe good deal of dLsturbi^ice when one of ured nearly ‘J inches the longest way Nor will a foreigner meet with them twenty feet tbeoce north elghtv-elght around. thence east twenty feet to place of begtaJ“nC. serving in the shops, the * restaur-'' thc middle boys wishted to get in or ,* SMITH Abo commencing tyrentv-raro feet west ot 1 nw out ants or tiie cafes; they will still Wmi Cole, a tramp, was arrested nt south east corner of lot five bundrt d and righty The girls occupied seats ut one end lie conspicuous by their absence. In Battle Creek for bolding up n man. two thence west twenty feet tbenoe north fortyWiodtand.Mich. U-. four feet thence east twenty feet thenee sootta was fairly twisted on law an<l plead his I fact, unless he visit them in the priva­ of the room ond the boys at the other. forty four feet to place ot beginning. AO-etf cy of thoir homes he will scarcely do On either side of the master’s desk own case before- the jury and was which I shall expose lor rale and sell at nubile qulttisl. . auction or vendue to the highest bidder nt the more than catch an occasional glimpse were blackboards on the wall. The boys brought in tho big sticks of wood of them nt the upper windows of some Mlles Hull, of Dimondale, has been privnte dwelling-house or shop, where, , to keep the fires going, and it was pointed a guard at Jaekson Prison. . *riimptiri attended Jo. when the weather is scasonnbrc, they piled up on the floor beside the stoves. John Cront. a Charlotte whiskey dealer, On pold days we hod to take turns' in i.pyol E. Kunppen. was arrested Isut week for selling whiskey will sit reading and sewing, and cran­ CURED or NO P v Y for services. , „ ing their necks out to watch thc pass­ being permitted to lefrve our seats and V i Hfau auaraotre fa w-munently cure all Sheriff of sold County. Illegally. kl.tlsof Hn .uin-ofd'oth m-xm. No pain; no ers-by below. The eflfcctsof this sedeu- go - to the stoves to —. gel warm. P. T. Cousbovk. ni**rattah: .«» detention from business. For Att’y for Plaintiff. A little black l>eell-. tbe sta» of u pin tary life, sr>w antagonistic to our Eng- I The °ne teacher taught everything, ‘full Information and Illustrated pamphlet con­ MlvlugMi reference® (tree). address i head is said tu be meiiarihg thc celery lish faith in open air and exercise, are’ fr°m the a-b-c to algebra, including taining Dll. H. IV. Maiimii. ■chip at Kalamazoo. very marked cn the fair forms of the writing and the making of. quill pens. or ( THK O. E. MILLER CO.. KU. IM. U« Mich• Any child might study anything, pro- jItran Ave*.. Detroit. Mich.__________________ Detroit*• Edon Rapids has a ladies club, the Grecian women. An embonpoint, but not to designate vi,led onl y that hc wished it and thc ’ members of which are studying parlia­ ill mentary rules, method of elections; et?„ it by the more vulgar term, corpulence, ; master knew it. The bright pupil was > ,4. (I <l:»y nr nlk'Ut. Ol- When the Huie comes for voting they will is the most apparent result of thus this in in-­ nofc back because some one else ' Grail Rapds. was lazy or stupid, but he was at liber! -------------------------------be belter qualified Ilian many men. door existence; but this temlct^cy to ty to go ahead as fast as his brains and j .ii TRADH MARK Largest stock One night last wA* a young gent n mi- gross flesh is an attraction to the mod­ industry And if the ।j * , . could carry . him. , <*d T------------ went out sparking near J. ern Greek, (who, like the Turk., finds In lately everything Hastings. Mich. King's. - After being with his sweetheart superfluous fat an additional beauty, nnmter happened to know the higher । Write for price® t c-nn.u.,1 >i the slate. Col- for some time he got hungry and said so. To To pvftt-v every j-rmntrv country i« its standard of fe­ mathematics or the languages, some , ..tnptiy attended to. The young Igdy found a flue pie and hand­ male loveliness. For Greece the typical ambitious pupil would, frequently pur­ ed It to him. He was about to take a taste woman may be roughly sketched thus: sue one or both of these outside of or­ ’. LATHROP.. . but bearing a mdse he slipped the pic She is short, broad and stout, of a pale, dinary school hours. . nuM pniliic Pjiysiclun and from the plate and placed It on bls buggy creamy complexion, with dark hair, SWIFT AS AN ANTELOPE. seat, saying he woidd vat It on the road beautiful eyes anil features fairly reg­ II. -POSITIVELY. CURES— home. Of course they had a gvxl deal Io ular, but hot classical. Thc prevailing That la About as Rapid as Anything on say as they hung over the old farm gate impression that she leaves.upon the HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS and time sped on. At last the) parted aud Englishman is that she has (whisper The antelope first, last and all the PROSTRTION, the ybung man rtvpped Into his buggy and the words) a squat figure. . time depends upon'his legs for safety, - --------- , --i—. ,.Sw«. I'lii. slcian and Surgeon, sped over the rough roads for home Well But to quit the towns, where it will : and it is fair to say they are the fleetwhen he got home he tjound that pie ail . j Mich. Rev. R. X. Middleton. pastor M. E. church. over his new pants ’and coat. He was en­ be seen that women play bn^a small cst, as they arc the most graceful, of Springs. Mlch..j»nya: Sleep and rest gaged two whole days chaning up liis part in public life, and to turn to thc I quadrupeds. There is no fun in store Cedar were stranger* to me after preaching till 1 used I!. ISAllBl'.k clothes, and t.c think- no one knows IL:— rural districts of Greece. Here woman ; for tho greenhorn who attempts to -*Adironda" Now I sleep i-onndly and awake fakes a more active part in everyday Lunt this animal without’ undersfand- iefre«hed. and I can heartily recommend It. ! i y-i.-iaus ulul Surgpon®. Diunromlule Cor. in Charlotte Tribune. Prepared bv WHEELER anil FULLER life. She it is who draws the water, ing jU wnV8 and habit* says the San MEDICINE • •• counly rvK|H>i|j|ed to with CO.. Cedar Spring*. Mich. brings In the wood that the men have | Francisco Chronicle. Anybody can Dr. Carter’s Klijncy * Backache Tea felled in the forest, or who nluckily i hunt and kill n bison-that is. if there HELWQN. ’ Is a . ctiintwiund of valuable herbs that earns her wages as 3 day laborer in were any left Vi kill; it is not difficult HASTINGS. ‘I-.’Sai • uml ii-rtl Esfate Office. I stimulate tin- Kidneys to action, ciiuiruig the maize or corn field. In tke burn-1 - • ...largo to' bog a ’bear and• many other it..trs*.-I UW-:kl HostlUffS. <Uin; de- .I >et.vec:i the fcldili&s Ing summer,-' in the icy winter, she is game animals: but.. wv the UUWD antelope . .-n l> at* K*x) Estate the passix-s Acknowledges no. Superior " ,n <>fiicral conre'aaeiui;. ' the most skillful huntsmen 1 e*-cr t«» the fare, working, working, with mands ‘ .killful of up -I tr.u-t Book.*.coin ( and bladder, which become stopped .. . her veil banking loosely over her head. 1 t<> compete with its keen sense of sight ■ II!iZV1\''u^cr"1,.rLe> j an(l settlings like hrick dust, mid If ready to( be,folded across her month ! and smell, evd also ito extreme fleet- • ’ not n-nuivrd will lead tn Dropsy, Diabetes, should a,strange q-.an approach. It is ness of foot. The power of scent is RAKE, M. Dl. > or Bright’s Disease. It regulates the four matter for. thought h-■ widespread wonderfully tcute in them, for it ' HASTINGS, MICHL •mell a jI Uy’s drugstore. Important organs of the, bmly. the stiiui- even now unwmg the country districts seems they’can unfalteringly smell i* m. Trlsphone.con I :u h, Hrer K&P is this olil eqslem of Veiling the lower j lnnn six hundred yards and beyond] nt Holloways ‘ ' part of the face ut the approach of an vrfth the most astonishing exactness. ! unknown mqinlwr of thcwu><s:te sex. Their tenacity of life is beyond all I astings ity a Itisonoslgn among mariyS-hat it is | conception. cince the Turk’s were 1 1 httw frequently seen an nnteldpe ' Hastings, - - Met. masters <»f ibis , ’ ’ p n bad taste' purple land, where with one leg shot; away and hanging law secures hot life. s.” : by tho tendons alone, outrun and es■ the tu-iuth ni'inihig*. Slci nc-dache and reUovo all tb-a trouble® fnefI. COLGI10VE, CAPITAL $75,000? dent to abUlcaa atato of th® system, such M ' cope from the fleetest plains ponies. j Carter's Kidney * Backache Tea will cure SURPLUS •12.000.00. F'FTY-ONE DAYS UNDER SNOW Their race is not a lung one (seldom ■ •v.r loStuiih er Colgfove.) catloff. Pstn In the Side. 4a. «T>U® their meat • sick tu-adaclie. c>iA-ilp;ition. dizzhw*. and n> i mon block. Has.imc*.) rcusixtblo success has been shown laoutlDg 4 The Experience of a Kaialun Girl. .Who IIncorporated under the laws I pain lu tht’Miack. Michigan. - - . . possible that an American- horse of I Carter's Kiiluey & Back tchc Ten putiAn account has been received at St. j gpod mettle might run them down, but | ties the bkiod, and regulates the bnwt-ls. Petersburg of a remarkable'experience as a rule nothing on the prairies can Open for business Dec. 15.IBM: ncxflacho. yet CarteFe Little Liver Pills ara officers: rourt-Ml the State. Collectlur« • Carter’* Kidney <t Backachd Tea is a Hire that befall a young girl mimed Alex- J catch them, and the greyhound is equally Tiduabloia ConatlpsUon.curingaad pre­ 3. <4. Robfnsou. President; andrina! Sehit ’ k ine. seventeen years of j about the only four-footed beast in ox ­ endlnqto. venting this annoying complaint wbilo they also and positive cure fur backache und Wicorrect aUdUordonofthcstaniacIi.BtlD-.uUto tho Chester Messer, Vice. Pre®. age. who was recently discovered ly- , istence that can be depended upon to ftaiuatluh of the kitlnev-. and btadaer. liver and regulate tho bowel*. Even K they only n I ■ MMEJiMA-'fc. Hmncepatiiic Phy j D. W. lUynoWs, Cash ing in oi static of complete exhaustion keep puce with and p-> >ib!y outrun l . • si' inn and Surgeon. Sold only i»y W. II. Goodyear. ' directors: near the village of Bogorodska, in the i them. No animal lu the world pos• n-. er Lathrop’s drug store.) D. W. Reynolds. prorinde of -Moscow. She relates that ; sesses a keener ‘ sight except the giD.G. Robinson, she fell fell,1 asleep one evening'on evening on a heap raffe V. REAM ESTATE A ND COLLECT­ ’Acha they would be ataootprioeleo to thtwe who John C&rveth, Lou Rowe a 12-year-old Big Rapids lioy of straw, and on walking some hours ING OFFICE OF anker from this JUtre®alngcomplainU butfortuP. T. Colgrove. utterwan! found herself lying under'a nately tbelrgoodnnaadoe® noterxl h err.and tiioao Is missing. who once try them will find those little pill* valu­ Woodland, Mid). Has the only savings department In tn Ba mass af snow that had fallen during able in somany ways that they will not bo wil­ Miss Cora Tanner, the actrei County and pays 1 tier cent interest on all t J. M. Smith. ling to do without them. But after aUolck head the night aud enveloped her to the Ing friends at Hart. b.ivlig x-qn m vltt in )lie c r dll'on.1 uwice ot thc Peace. Votary Public. depth of gome three fecL All the OfBefall!* a errtoju tuur'gHgf nunlc hr John Horn Jr. The Volunteer. Gen. Algol girl's attempts to extricate’ herself mi-1 Outturn ii Hom-to Uhjirl** A. Wlwemiui. Palmer, has laid off <*0 men. proved unavailing, and she remained <i.«l--d .isuivirv ”i«t, A. m ISM. unit rreortfel |.i Iiir.>ui.-r a| itir rrmst-r of deeds. for the Kalamazoo county, pioneers hel<| their burietiamopg snow and straw for'fifty- r<>m*n <4 p.irry und'S) .leaf "ti the we make our great tout. Our plUa cure It while >f I O.'I irv A. D •“4. hl Ubr> 2-’<il mortannu.il picnic al Long- Lak-! yi s’vrday. one days, her only nourishment during u-:l; Others do not guj;-’. a । j- ic: MX d:> wl.teh mortgutr t’irre Is • CIRCULATION • that time being a few tnorseLs of bread t-i.vin -d t > t>«- d ie .vitli- <ti»u- <»t this ii .tthe Mrs. C. Williams, qf Coldwater, aged SO, she happened to have with her. i m hi >i f.iyr iilindcri *ud »ev.-iity-n:ii-’ •lallari This week, 75 qnire?. fell off a porch anOustalned fatal Injuries. that When at length rescued, the girl was, I ..................... . parge, but by thalrgtmUa action pleas® aU who The Cooper's Falls mine near Houghton of course, found to be in a state of ! s<ji nr prurenUng^ at law bxvint tt-rn 7muuuse them. In mis at 25 cents: five for IL Sola Ihreaftcr. changed for advertisements by dragouts oTorywbcro, or scat by rnolL will be.clos‘-d down, throwing250 out < f e»„,pic., ignition. «n.l U re- I", r: reach this offlee Tuesdays at latest to CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New York. employment. quired several days of constant care ; yuv. tiirr'-f-<rc.by virtcoof the »ow«T0fsa> ins rtlon in the Issue of the week SmiLFl'l. SMALLDOSE. SMALLPRlCg The lincklcbury thewgawte tn A-b- nb.ought ’ ------ * <?rop around Grayling . -- h ’ and ntirjj{ng l(, restore her strong i. wmai --------------------- ------- „ „ „ goi large i«r»«» that thnt berrh-j berries have been selling far for Qn recovering she stated that she had given that on Saturday ihclthday ol Nov-mii—, ■ ■■ -<i h'-noirt’—befare nvklne Hoed* Bar- < accents per quart. not experienced any excessive cold, i A. D.jmk^ ten o'clock h]tiie , i- ■ "I'm so weT'-ptti-r tuklfig Hood’s Oml- ’i’.i-sure to get ! Hood's." • The house and ham of .Conrad Fuitner- and l:o*l only occaatonnllj Ixccn seized ■ ----- AND-----, oi Ha<ttlh|r< UliM Hun: the turre haxsen. near Real City. were burned, with with shivering. She suffered much, |■'city t;,e eirrun. e>’u'l for B »rry i-m-.uy imM however, from hunger, and. after her »ltv • ‘’treritud <» •utlJ Winslow’s Sootliltie Sjrup has been used contents: loss $1,000, few crusts of bread were eaten, sup­ •» (iin.'h Hi- r»-<>f asiin.ty t-« u«-<-i".M.r> bi i>n) lin• h.ldr -.i t--thlHg. I tin- child, softThe mill of the Phelps Lumber Co , near vine on srud I inurtiitix. will) rix • < ■ gii-n*, all dt bun, cures wind colic, ported life by sucking the snqw. The AnuKint iH-r ri-nt hiler.-t. linft all -rud <•<»■:>. toee'bei uni S .hr • «-t remedy Lr Dtarrho-n. Tiventy- Keno. was burned yesterday; loss ■?: girl also described the anguish which v,|i!i -.1; uUornrvS feu - <>t fifteen dollars ■ . n" > boZlf. byld by ali druggists Forest tires started the fire. f»«-i mor’she for fait thrreln. Hi* premires on finding that brin* no one heard '.rou}di<>u. the world. ' .e-<*tfbi*<1 In und inortcagv m all rhttpic'e her piteous, half-stifled cries for help -ti l inre-i of (land i ljlim dt.ute in A LITTLE COMMON SENSE whenever the sound of footsteps in the Ute township ot B:trr>’. In ’b'' County • -*Uy. A-iif. 2!)t!i. thu Detroit, Lnnneighborhood of her lining sepulcher • >t Barry nud totx'r of Mklilmui. and known a Xofiheru IL II . In connection with About MuUrU-YVhnt Ohl C.T«r- of fell upon her ears. > •s-i-tuc Lliie”—Chicago ,*t West MichAffile should Know. A Toad’s Canning. Ry.—will run tlielr annual low rate You have had fever and a«ue; or per­ quarter (S H Surf raid section 1-iF <»i *11 m ■-v-ur.-ion to I’etunkejL Rate from Wood­ haps. have find dumb ague, In which there A naturalist paper relates an inter­ t iwa one (T 11 north of range nine west (b B 9 bury will be $4.00 fog round trip, tickets an no dhtlnci ctiills. At an v rate, you esting instance of a toad’s cunning. A w> cuntninlng eighty acres of laud mure «r Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much Natn l-<><h| to return on any regular train until have malaria In your system’ which makes brood of chickens was fad with moist­ ,Ci)Med Argus: 4tb. IM.I news as any other paper of its clask^ ''••pt. 7th. Inclusive. Special train will you -•WeniGTiMe’Inf the latter summer ened meal in saucers, and when the .-nv ‘.Woodbury at 12:13 p. in., stopping nt, months and fall. T.«»u have doriorod much. dougfc soured a little it attracted large 'iirup T. COI.<iROVR. ‘■rand Rapids for dinner, and Traverse Quinine yon have iklwn until your rars numbers of flies. An ob.-errant toad Attorney for Mortgagee. Vity tor Supper, and arriving at Petoskey ring, anenfc till nrrver quiver, and at’.i:l5 p. tn. Baggage will be checked strvchnla till your Jaws are stiff, bt 11 the had evidently noticed this, and every day toward evening he would make.his PROBATE ORDER. through to any station north of Baldwin malaria bangs about. You don t feci good '■'onnectidn for Manistee Is made at Man- a little bit. Miserable’ that’s the only appearance in the yard, hop to a sau­ State M Micnlgan, Countv of Barry. M<e Crossing, at Thompsonville for word to describe IL Chilly feeling*, hot cer. climb in apt! roll over and over un­ At a session of th® Prohaie Court, fet Barry holdrn at the rnnkfort. at Traverse City for adjacent fiaxhea, cold feet and legs, coated tongue, til hd was covered with, meal, having the countv of Probate office. In the City of Hutlng*. In resorts, and at WUllaimsburx for Elk Rap- bad taste, offensive breath, poor dBt«nlun doneNvhiub he awaited development* -aid Countv, on Tburadav the 3id day ol :i!h. This will be your best opportunity and appeliu—all these and more. Ionics The flies, enticed by tjic smell, soon August In th* year one thuu-uuid eight hun­ Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general and ninety three. It gives the events r,f for thin year to visit the Northern Michigan fall, nervines are useless, and liver medi­ swarmed around the scheming batrach- dred Preoeut, Chari*< W. Armstrong. Judge o’ of the United States and the world. oudtry nt a very Rtnali expenae, and en- cines a waste of time and money. ian, and whenever one passed within Probate. lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAM • lu the matter ot the estate <>( M »rtln J. ■ bh- you to gee the splendid scenery along two inches or so of his nose his tongue But Pe-ru-ua will cure you—cure you CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND the line of the West Michigan Ry. T ^read1ngand filing the petition duly verified completely—make you feel as goal as new. darted out and the fly disappeared. CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daugf Geo. DkHavex, G. P. A. And you will stay cured, to. Pe-ru-ita This plan worked so well that the toad ot JoMpbvne lawart. widow of said deceased, otaviiig that a certain Instrument now ou file Its general political news, editorals and discussions are comprehei contains no quinine to Injure the brain, no made a regular business of ii. in tills court purportlug to be the Ls»t will and OUR COUNTY arsenic to destroy the stomach, no strych­ testament of Raid deceased, may be admlttea to brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL" department h Th® Direct I nmily. probste and that ad ministration of said estate superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are rec< nia to impair the nerves. It Is a natural, granted to the executrix therein n uned The lean men vanquished their fat broth­ wholesome, never-falling nerve tonic, It is believed there ore five times us may»obe w>ine other suitable person. authority in all parts of the land. ers in the base ball game at Nashville last blood purifier and Invlgorator of the whole many imsecto-as there are species of all <»*Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday the week. ’ . day ofSeptember. A. D.. mat ten o’clock In other living things put together. The 1st system. ,, th® forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of Send for a free copy of “ Aurora, a A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid ji oak alone supports 450 species of in­ said petition and that the helra at law of said The rendition of Queen Esther at Nash­ ville last week netted the order of the treatise on mataria direases and other sect* and 900 kinds make their borne deeeased »nd all other persons Interested In and “THE BANNER” lor one year affections of summer. Sent postpaid uy in the pin* Forty yeara ago Humboldt said estate, are required to appear at a sewlou Eastern Star about $100. said court, then to be holden al the Probate The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufactoring Com­ estimated that the number of species of office. In UM city: of Hastings, tn said County -Middleville ta to have a ladies cornet pany, Columbus. Ohio. and slww er.uv. It any mere be. why the prayer preserved fa collections was.between of the peilUoner may not be granted. And it band. , . ' »iz - r ' ' > 150.000 oed 170-000. scientific men Is further ordered..that said petitioner * ‘N. Y. Weekly Tribune," regular price per year fl. to the penw.s Interested In said Seymour Jordau'g 1800-pound threeno^r s*y that there must be more than Uee r».,„u —--- .s.^ a we|j 0Q h|9 so® pendency <daaP -—•••— -- — rao.OM, wuh«« Ssss^rt lay; night and broke Of the 35,000 rdtfwjf some fourteen iGE> GKcMM SODA, Nerve Tonic Blood Builder CARLS. Rupture W*REID GLASS a ALWAYS SMOKE 1847 UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS’ THE BEST “'■"w. H. GOODYEAR. ' In The Market’ /. 2lZ/ZZ^/?Z>, CURE C H B SICK A “ HEAD LOCAL NEWS. ACHE HASTINGS BANNER:" and • New York Tribune YOUR FAVORITE HOME NBWJPrtPER Ihs kibg Rspfc Panily Paper ol ths Bod Sim ONE YEAR FOR SI.IO ONLY Your Home would be incomplete without it. The to York Weekly Tribu FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN HDY/IHCE We furnish both papers for by the to recover.: 1’0 l jast aboT® water, and ibora and bard work UkmzM be voaM - - Subscriptions may begin at any time. Address all order* to $1. » ,k �Hastings Banner Thursday, Aug. t7> ^3* ' ma»SH ALL L. COOK. BdlWr. continue In effect and that Americas ta­ bor would be shielded from competition with the pauper labor of Europe. Ameri­ can industries were profitable and pros­ perous. the “tolliag masses” were In re­ ceipt of liberal wages, and Instead of mills being shut down new enterprise* were being projected, aud who cared to work could readily find employment. What has changed that bright picture to one of the darkest in our history? What has reduced the American workingman to such a condition that a leading Cleveland |free trade organ 'demands pauper relief ।from the government for the “countless ।thousands” who are out of employment? :Nothing bat the apprehension that the Democrats are about to deal a deadly blow ।at American Industry by adopting free trade under thc guise of tariff reform. American workingmen have no desire to be paupers. They ask for protection, 'not for alms. They ask that they shall not be pauperized In order that the mar­ kets of America may be transferred to Great Britain.. Let assurance bo given that the protection of American Industry will not be Interfered with. and. there will be no occasion fur Mugwumps to suggest a government allowance for improverished workingmen. TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE u ts., Monday, August jM. and Closing at 4 p. m., Friday, Hastings. A concern which has attained a high reputation and met with gratifying success within the past aeven years, and gave to oar city the high reputation It deserves in tins line Is that of J. W. Bab­ cock located in the Jones Block on Jeffer­ son street Mr. Babcock te personally ■ man of large practical experience, an ex­ pert workman and a thorough master of his trade In all Its branches. He to noted for manufacturing the finest class of hand-made, and most thoroughly reliable products at extremely moderate prices, which is attested by the large trade he Is enjoying, which comes not only from Burry, but Eaton, Kent. Calhoufi, Allegan, and Ionia counties. He to an excellent judge of leather and trimmings and se­ lects his materials with thc greatest care and every piece of work leaving hte es­ tablishment can be relied upon as first class In every particular, designs, neatness workmanship and materials. He con­ stantly keeps on hand a large stock or single and double, light and heavy harness suitable for truck, road, carriage and farm purposes of his own superior manufacture; together with a full and complete line of horse equipments, such as rubes, blanket*, nets, whips etc. In flynets his stock is unusually large, embraces every variety or ti» best grades of these goods, and on which he to offering special bargains. They are In fact being sold at unheard of low prices; and every one who owns hors­ es should Investigate os It Is an opportnnlty which cannot extend far into tho future. He also handles In good assort­ ment trunks, valtaes, sample case* etc.. which are from leading manufacturers and sold at tbe most reasonable prices- His workshop Is equipped with the be*t mechanical appliance* and In which em­ ployment Is afforded to from five to six skilled workmen, all of whom are under his own experienced personal supervision. Mr. Babcock Is one of our most enterpris­ ing business men, who has met with success by deserving It. Each year his trade Is increasing, which shows that Che people of this section are glad tc trade with a man of his straightforward methods. VHB CLOTHING TRAO« Some Aecoanlof ,t4 Frwgr«<». A Bri.rs«.uh Una U>. »»•■«•“ >" «*•««• Hood ctothlM l» one at Ibe neeeau™ of ererv day Ute. and tn oonaequenre ™u, ..non« onr moat Important eommerSS entnrprtsw. A '«•* years u» It was not an cosy matter <° purnbaw K<xxU ready There Is no doubt as to the value nf a Xie clothing. But with the advance, good lite institute. Experience proves ment made In manufacturing. this business that as a rulo the most successful, alerL has kept apace and where a few 4years progressive teachers are those who avail since the sate of ready made clothing was themselves of the work given at such meet­ confined to a very small compass, to-day ings. The persons In eltarn of the In­ It Is one of the most Important Industries. The most prominent expression* of structions at these Institutes are three This revolution Is due to the fact that now A .cream ol tarter baking powder who have bad practical experience Id • democrat orators during the campaign last the fashionable fabrics are used, and the Highest Of alf in Icae.-nipK strength school work and know how to Impart to year Invariably contained “The Markets suits are cut and made in the latest styles, others a portion of what they have gained while the workmanship is excellent. —Latest United State-. Govern, of the World Thia expre«rion was alIn this experience. Effort Iras been put This Important business finds a most able ment Food Report. ways gotten off lu a grandiloquent manforth to give tbe county the best Institute representative here In the firm of E.W. Royal Baking Powi-ff. Co ever held. The work will combine pro­ her accompanied with pompus gestures. Morrill A Co., the strictly one price cloth­ . Wall St.',' x. y. fessional and academic Instructions. The and crave flourish of the arms. Thc voice iers who laid the foundation of their busi­ Institute will be divided Into sections, and ness In the spring of 1880 and in the in­ was pitched somewhere between Heaven the Instructors will conduct classes for the terval has developed Into one of vast Im ­ and the United States and the words, pur|M>se of reviewing some studies, and portance, and their name has become fa­ “The Markets of The World,” would float also to illustrate certain methods of in­ miliar to all throughout this entire section. struction. The workers have been urged out over multitudes and l«e caught up by In addition to this they also conduct two to arrange for calisthenlc exercises, sing­ eager listeners. Those who listened to stores in Ann Arbor, one In Bay City and Ing, marching and the like, so as to make another In Flint, they, in consequence buy Ex-Gpv. Luce in Union hall last year will the work move off cheerily and without their stock in large quantities and give recollect what a signal failure that honor­ fatigue. . The time for study will be nec­ their patrons the benefits they thus ob­ essarily limited, and In order to permit ed gentleman made when he attempted to tain. Their salesroom here lias the dlmenthe muhC profitable of class exercises the give the proper pitch- and flourish to tions of 22x90 feet-and te provided with following topic* are suggested, so that every requisite for the comfort and conven­ ‘•Tuft Makkets of Tire W t o rlp,” in those who propose attending may make ience of patrons and Is filled to overflow­ Imitation of the democratic orator. some preparation: ing. An Inspection reveals the fact that Arithmetic—(1) Fractions, (2) percen­ Last fall the democratic orator told us the clothing there displayed Is largely Another OtflecA L«*»on. tage. (3) mensuration. (4) evolution. that free trade would bring us into the from the finest prod oction of America and Grammar— (1) Relative clauses. («) In­ Two big woolen mills in Raritan. N. J., "Market., of tbe World,n and the "Mar­ foreign looms and has been made with have gone on three quarters time, and the finitives, (3) participles. (4) object com­ skill and eare. Here are Prince Albert kets of the World” were pictured os^h plements and Cutaway coats made In the latest Geography—(I) Michigan, (2) model gilded paradise, where the products of people m the town who depend upon tiie styles, from the best materials. Hand­ American labor were to compete with th? mills far a living are naturally very much outline of Nortji America, (3) climate, some suits In the very latest shades and discouraged. David Einstein, of New cause of.: (4) commercial geography of the cheap laboj of Europe. They didn’t say styles. A large assortment of single gar­ United Slates. Ydrk Qty. presjdeot of the mills, upon ment-. oant», vests, and coats composed of where the "Markets ot the World" were History—(1) The war of 1812, (2) Slav­ reading President Cleveland’s message, ery, (3) Civil War. (4) Inventions. fashionable materials, also light weight ’ located, but this golden fielfl was to bq When cooking « ;i bore overcoats In various styles and fabrics and sent the following message to Raritan:— I’hysiulogy—(1) The eye. (3) circulation, made the arena, In which Ute struggling and appetite- are dainty at all prices. Childrens suits which are “Owing to the Frostdent’s threats In (3) ventilation, (4) digestion. . masses were to be freed from -the galling confined to no special styles, but embrace Civil* Government—(1) Legislative of­ Well we have the things hls mesaage that the tariff will be changed the latest designs of several kinds, and it is bonds ot protection. The “Markets of ficers of Nation, State. county, city, vil­ made on purpose for / In the near future, I want the mills to gq lage, (9) compare duties of Governor sud the World” was to give u* cheaper rhw THE IMPORTANCE OF THE BOOT Indeed, surprising to learn how cheaply dainty appetites on half time as soon *8 possible.” they are offered. Hats and caps of all President (3) how amendments are made AND SHOE TRADE. material and greatly reduce the living kinds, as well as the latest nwveltles in Ok Wo’ Tinkering with the tariff, or to the State ated Natlonarconslltutions. (4) The finest kind of Olives,\ expenses of the laborer, etc. gents furnishings, also trunks, valises etc. rather the threat of IL don’t tut any figure. W. H. Sponcr, California Breakfast Food Alas, but too late, the laborer has dis­ lu short everything required In the make­ Pedagogy—sThe first chapters of PutThe condition of the country at the nams's Primer, or its equivalent up of a gents toilet except shoes can be covered that tbe "Markete of the World” Columbus Cereliue Flakes Reading—Whittier’s Snow Bound. found. Mr. Morrill manages the business Is a delusion and-a snare. Every condi­ preAnt time shows that. Quaker Rolled < fats, Cass On Wednesday.eve, Aug., 30th., Eugene for the firm, and who by uniform courtesy tion necessary to prepare America for a Farm Table Sauce. Sal­ In this vast agricultural district tbe boot to all. who call to purchase or examine Tbe following Jb what U. 8. Senator Davenport will Ircture on "Brazil.” share In the rich (?) fields ot the markets The proceeding topics are given to aid and shoe trade ha* become one of the most goods has made many friend*. He Is mon Steak, Potted Ham. Hoar-says a* to tbe cause of tbe present in a proper preparation for the work. important, and in glancing-over the estab­ assisted by C. E. Doyle and N. P. John­ of the world is now in extetence. What situation:—think the cause of the pres­ Bring any text books. Be thinking and lishments of our enterprising little city we son, two young men well knowu and pop­ Potted Chicken, Potted la tbe result? Raw nn|crial’ -are a drug ent depressed condition of business re­ studying along the lines and thc topics deem it a matter of Justice that the store ular with the trade. BaxEEK reader* Turkey. Huckins Soups, on thc market; wool is co taper than It has flects the want of confidence thoughtful suggested, and even a week’s Institute may of Mr. Speoce receives the notice so fair­ call on this firm for the most fashionable California Oranges. Ba­ been since the time of iBuchanan; thc la­ business men have In the party dow In be made vary profitable with class work ly earned and Justly deserved. With a and best clothing. nanas, etc., yon need not borers loaf Is cheaper than Tt has been and lecture combined. Tbe Institute law thorough understanding of the business power. I believe that If President Cleveland allows teachers, whose schools are in ses­ he has been universally successful in meet­ within the memory of living men; ma­ cook much and yon can’t had said In bls inaugural address he should sion at the time appointed tor the County ing tbe demands of the public and by Buckingham's Rig Rooms. chinery Is idle all over bur great and pros­ help eating if you will use all the power the law gives him to Institute, held under the direction of the courtesy lias drawn to. his atoro a largo One's respect for tIm accommodations perous nation, and labor isjejore than get some of dur good maintain every sllver-doUar on an equality State Superintendent, to close their schools patronage. He has been engaged In thia at Buckingham palace is considerably abundant in the American market. during thu continuance of such Institute business here since September, 18K3, as a enhanced to read that over two hun­ things, with gold, and that be opposed any change without forfeiting their wages for ns member of the Rower Shoe Co., until May •‘The Markets ot the World,” the gn-at in the protective system which should not many halt day* as they an* in attendance 1890, when it chang. d to Spence Bros., dred women, waiting to be presented panacea for nil of our troubles, where to the queen, were gathered in the give an opportunity for existing indus­ at the Institute. There will bo no enroll­ and May 13th last he succeeded as sole apartment adjoining the throne room shall we go to find them? Where in tbe tries lo accommodate themselves so far as ment fee. and it would seem as If every proprietor. He is consequently with this on thc last drawing-room. When it is civilized or uncivilized world shall we go wide awake pedagog. or would be pedagog. long experience in a position to know possible to the new condition of affairs, we would arrange to attend every session. what is required by tbe trade, and Is fur­ recalled that each of these women waj. to find a market for our surplus goods? would have had no panic.” Full particulars in regard to board, etc., thermore fully acquainted with the prod­ accompanied by her court train, or, Certainly not lu Ragland. Scotland. Ire­ may be obtained upon application to Mr. ucts of the lending manufacturers which rather, that each accompanied her land. Germany, France, kfily, Spain. The present administration is confront-1 Enoch Andrus Hastings, Ixal committee. makes It porolble for him to secure the court train.it is seen how noble must Portugal, for tiie reason tbgf they supply cd wltfc^oth a condition and a theory. _ Henry IL Pattcnglll.very best grade of goods, which makes be the dimensions of a room to ac­ Superintendeot of Public Instruction. themselves generally to meet their domes­ The cocditiou la that the success of the him the logical leader for the finest quality commodate two hundred women and Departmentot Public Instruction. of footwear. His salesroom lias the di­ two hundred court trains. tic demand*. Can we hope to undersell democratic party last fall has knocked the Ijuadng. Mich., 1893. mensions of 22x80 feet, is handsotn* ly Canada in her own market*, or success­ country higher than Gilderoy’s kite.’ Tho fitted up. and arranged in » manner es­ fully compete witlj China and Japan in theory is thar the Sherman law Is respon * pecially attractive, and at the same time DENTISTRY. theirs? Tbe nations of Europe have long sible for IL The theory is used to hide with commendable regard ti> the require­ ments and coavenleuce of patrons. The ago occupied these fields, and under the the co ndp.lon. varied stock he carries embrace* every present conditions there I* u« entrance to commodity in the line of foot wear for MODERN ’MILLING. them. There Is not an idand In thexea. nor a ladies, gents, youths, misses and children seaport or inland town in any civilized or in all the late-t style*. Among the goods savage territory on the ceutineut, where There is, no profession more neccvssary handled are the productions of such noted the City. and useful fori the good appearance* and rnxnufxctun-n. fur gents fine wear as Lilly European traders are not trying do find Well being of most all than that of tbe Brackett A Cw. ami Pingree A Smith. some "Markets of the World1’ that are not dentist. As much care and attention While in the line for ladles and misses already occupied. England through her atcMt important factor lu increasing; should be given to the teeth os to any will be found everything that is new. and making a oily a trading pointt Other part iof the human structure. If 'stylish and desirable from the strong walk­ trade policy ha^ruined India. Ireland and every country that has eome within her are its flouring mills. Especially is this■ not for health's sake alone, tlie> Should ue ing boot and achuul shoe U> the delicate true in an agricultural district, such as attended to from tiie tact that no other toilet slipper, and among which are tbe grasp. [Tt»e pauper-labor oountrlna of surrounds Hastings. As the trade in­ • one thing so detract* (ram the beauty of productions of Gray Bios., and .KrippenEuropean* watching one another with creases in a like manner the city will grow1 mon or woman as a bad *et of teeth, and dorf A Dittmann. The amplitude of tbe jealousfeye* looking for advaatagedn .the and prosper. Such has been tbe Influence: there is scarcely one lu a hundred who stock hc carries in ail varieties and style* of Hasting* Roller Mills which are instru­- can boast of a I perfect net. Then again known to the trade ranks Uta house as one foreign markets of th* world. mental In bringing trade to this city from Where shall we gn. or whence shall we the most remote quarters on account of few are nware of the detrimental results of the best to |>atroulze: for surely Mr. ’ arising from defective teeth, which fre­ Spence Is prepared to offer customers such sail then to reach that beautiful and long­ furnishing the beat market tor grain. quently produce neuralgia, rheumatism, advantages and benefits io both quality of ed for spot called ••The Market of tiie These mill* are among the most promi­ diminished eyesight, defective hearing. goods and prices as many others are unable nent In Western Michigan and have built up । paralysis from reflex action of the nerve*. to give. Bax . xeh naders. If you need World." Tbe great Moses of tAe demo­ a splendid reputation .for the excellence of’ and other serious ills can be brought anything in the line of footwear call on cratic party has failed to lead hl* people’ their prodoct. They were erected about by oue defective tooth. To keep W. H. Spence; you will find everything as Into the promised land, and rmk« than about six years ago by tiie Hastings Roll­ them In good onder a vlfalt should be paid represented, and vou will save money. that has been aaable to tall hl* followers er Mill Co. and something over onrfyear to an experienced dentist at least once a A. Eaton a year If not oftener. No other can we In what direction It Iles. Reciprocity os ago came Into the hands of young and thorough Uwlness man who more willingly recommend than Dr. S. M. A MODERN ESTABLISHMENT formulated by tbe great Jas. G. Blaine, possesses managing ability of a high order Fowler, who 1s entitled to a most promi­ has given us a profitable market la the The milling plant Is a substantial three nent position in the rank* of the dental Spanish American countries, but we must story brick atracture of large dimensions profession. After one year of .persistent lose this valuable market because the dem­ and la in every way admirably adapted for and faithful tabor he attended the the prosecution of b-ary Imslneca. The ocrats say that reciprocity is unaMwUtu- mechanical equipment oiubrace* . a full Univeraity of tbe State of Michigan from There is nothing which Is so essential to which he graduated with high Iwnors in tioaal, inequitable and a fraud, and tiie outfit of the latest improved gradual re­ 1888. He returned to Hastings and In the peace of mlud of the average man or duction roller process aaachlnery. anil July of the same year .established bls office woman, as the artistic, smoothly launder­ democrats are In power. ing of their linen and household goods, There Is one great market for tbe pro­ gives the mills a capacity of 100 barrels which is ac present located in the Spaul consequently a thorough painstaking e$. per day. The product embrace* I* addi­ ducts of American labor and that Is in tin.* tion to<hc highest grade of flour “White •Jing Block, but about September Utah tabllsbuaent soon becomes knowu and will remove to the second rtoot «f the United States. It Is worth more to us Loaf.” [patented] so well koown te the new Goodyear Building now in a/uree of popular and Is a most important business, than all the foreign markets combined. majority of our readers, graham, rye and erection on State Street; here he will as well as a great convenleuce and eonfort. The Troy laundry operated by J. ■ But even here as proposed by the dem - buckwheat flour, bolted meat feed, bran have five rooms planned according t« his C. House k an establishment of this kind, aad middlings. The trade u altogether ocrate we must compete with the pauper local and so large Is the patronage that Inetructiuu aod will give him without -ex­ and no industry In Hastings has a firmer labor'of Europe to keep a foot hold. To they are kept In dally operation. The ception oue of 4he finest dental parlor* ju hold on public patronage. White It may­ the state. Dr. Fowler has In service all compete with the world here there is but Baxnkk in conclusion is glad to record the latest impror.ed dental appliances and be said that he has every appliance at one thing lacking and that is che.ip tabor, that the business under Mr. Eabm'* relia­ Is prepared to perform all operations com­ hand for the Miceessful working of the entabttehmenL and which In Ite general ble Methods ta, steadily iucrerotag. nod ' which Is the basis of all free trade our readers 'Who desire 'flour wiMcb for prehended In modem dentistry with skill appointment la the equal of auy similar and judgment Crown and bridge work political economy. Our factories are all flavor, purity, wboloMaieness wad xe- are apodallies a* well as plates of gold, Industry In Wouern Michigan, yet owing IteMIUy Is unexcelled, should instec upon closed, farm products pre down and free silver or rubber, and artificial work of. to his increasing trade has within the past every description te-executed la tbe high­ week added new machinery, which Is en­ trade conditions abound on all sides In having his brand “White Loaf.” est style <f tbe art. A leading specialty abling him to tenant work more rapidly expectation of thc ushering In of that pol­ of his te tee painless filllug of teeth by and far superior to that formerly done, Additional Local News. icy. There te a-charm about tree ••Mar­ wMeh w*s wlthuut disparagement to the Hale Method for which he has the ushers tbe equal to that of any. His nrokets of the World,” but when tbe ruinoo* Ail w4m<o from Ibis county to the exclusive oontrol In Barry cauagy. For of laundp’lnc la free from u,e uw of system goes Into effect In this country, if Sunday cobonl convention at Kalamasoo. tbe painless extraction of teeth be uses ee«a destructive chemteate. it la finished with Grinds or vitalized air at the request of It ever does, the laboring elaases wifi find -are cordtat ly invited to call at a. F yon tave tiin-- you save the patient. <n fact he fear all tbe latest a medium gloat, and It ta therefore more that the actual practice will be vastly dlf- and Son’s, 303 East Main Street, and look and test appliance, aud methods u«ed In money, Yon can nave a vast over their samples and designs for floe ferent from the honeyed preaching ctf Cob­ tbe prof«5Mlon and I* thoroughly poatad In Ydllow norgrasay In Appearance, it is monumental work. Thia firm is recognized MH tbe late discoveries. Dr. Fowled to flexible and therefore more comfortable to amount of time if yon are look­ den club orators. as one ot the Cwemost In the state. They tl’e 88earer Ul>n having a stiff uning for one of our moat popular young men aad Is are among the heaviest purchasers of ytel<Lag finish which It so destructive to marble and graeite and can certainly give entitled to the liberal mention we have linen. The methods Itensesare the r^ given h|m. In ; conclutdon say to satisfaction, both In work aed price, to all Baxxek readers that he i* greatly re­ suit uf years of cloae attention to the Tbe New York Herald, summing up the who desire anj tUug in their line. B"d ’’.,n e?ery way suPer‘or to spected by his cuntetuporarie* in their art condition of affairs nine months after the Possibly you’re outed the sickly smile a» well as by the public, and hmm of our that in vogue In the average laundry. election of Craver Cleveland, says*. Uzat spreads over the faco of a member of readers who patronize him will not have With new machinery which has been addJ-.uL* *«d Improved In the groat industrial center.’ of the tfw Hastings base ball team, when you ask occasion to regret IL or any kind of building mater facllltfm foe speedily turning oat work la Rast and West mills have been shutdown, Idin bow they came oat al Hickory Corners ■ superior manner which will be surpaji ial, by coming direi tiy to «s factories closed and operatives thrown out Saturday. The Haa.lngs boys put up a ed by none, we think Mr. House *is 7n and not only that, yon will THE LEADER slroog game ball every time, but tboaeconpave money by buying ui ue. of employmen’. In the larger citlaa hosts sarned Hickory Corners fellers wouldn’t tilted to the most liberal patronage from of wage earners aro Idle in every branch even let ’em make a score, while the Hick­ try It abould be patronlz-d. He has a of trade and Industry. Everywhere the ory fellows stuck te it till they made 18. large number of agencies In the various toiling masses who depefid upon their Roas CadwaMatter, ot Utekory. also beat towns and village, turroundlng our Jhy Fay Diamond in a half mile bicycle race. •». W. lUlraunk dally labor for their aaily bread are suf­ Hasting* a mopedthem all <mi tlw foot race We are posted in nr.d with additional facilities U nnmadt • The trade in ha mesa and leather goods to «t.,d bta i fering by countless thousands from the though. Jay Garrikon taking first ami Frank our bnsinem and do fonna an Important feature Inthe busiuesa correapondeww. II« ha* reaMod Baker aecond. We understand that two of every community, aod no town in loss of employment and wages. . • enough of it to ena­ ItT®?10?* ,tt87 ”ben he rstabliafted A little more than nine months ago. un- or three bhydlatt are practicing up now Western Michigan has acquired such a till* business, prtor to ttu ha entidii. ble us to sell cheanly for the fair next fall, and there promise* datervedlrhlgh reputation for the excel- I*«dry In BawTJThe^uidr? i to be great ftw Io the Une o< sports at that e7n BOd Sne and yet get-a living. Ol lhe *lanie“ and one ot Hastings most deserving expectation that the McKiul.y law would time. •addlery manufactured and handled as Give It a trialor^1 des*"la« TH* HA8TIXGA MtCH.. rn-TOFFd acetlBT 14. 1879. editorial notes. NOW IS WO TIIH6^-. Hams & Vaffiii. The 'Nation's Chair -™ ' HOCKING CHAIR. If the Americans are .working themselves to death night and day in the struggle for the Almighty Dollar, they discovered the Rosker and take a vast amount of comfort in them every day. 1 here is comfort in them anyway but there is added comfort if you. know that you bought them cheap. We hn\e a large stock of rockers—in fact too large a stock - utd to get nd of them we will s'- II them ,t a bar­ gain. If you \Vant a nice Rocke r and a good bargain at the same time, call soon. HIR/in ROGERS, Successor to F. W. Greble. Wc'v got all kinds of Furniture which we sell <h ip. V-:-~—------ = Between TllIEaiiBI ” * b,Rh p?lbb’ ,nd 18 I Lumber, Lat SbiiigJes, �Hastings Banner Thursday, Aug. 17, 1893. , COOK,t-4C*1 ’..-.• :l liihes. aid the i!> y in tlic money mar­ i*.- i jnetizing of sili t.ii'i. !).<■ extra session . and the contern* .•prill of the Sherman : y.m •nt green corn, .••|"fis. cm umbers, new - and sich, you will ..!;<• and bowel trouble. • ail the popular, rem­ t haniberlairfs Diar■U.dy. Perry Davis' Killer. John Fuller's :ir. Blackberry Cordial, Balsim. Hot- Drops. Win.- -d ......... ........... . . 1 hni.'ra Cure. Dr. Up­ : - Dianhu-a Medicine, 1 Ginger. Ginger of Smart greaF many feed l. heath, THE DRUGGIST. \ < i- a good time to buy n 1 Hand School Books. ir line is complete.; Owing to rush of other matter, we are PER&ONALMENTION. unable to say anything concerning the Mrs. O. D. Fisher and daughter left for Wbe» In GKAWD BAPIDS .lop « Battalllou reunion now holding in thia C. D. Beebe was In the City this week. Grand Rapids Saturday where they will I The rule allowing water takers to city. We have also been compelled to cut visit before returning to their home In sprinkle lawns frotnS—8 a. m and 5—9 w Ed. Burton Is at the world’s fair this Saginaw. p. m. will be strictly enforced. We would out some of our county correspondence. oak all who use water for such purpose to oppo.lt. UNION DETOT. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers and son Ralph Tiie Collecliun Agency has an office H»,«. pa.oorer x»xCharlie Andrus started for Chicago Sat­ who have been visiting at Chester Messer's comply with said rule. over W. H. Goodyears’ new drug store C. Wkisskht I Free Bm«w Trostor. Now Horae urday. * returned to their home In New Hampshire and will be pleased to attempt to collect the Robf.ut Dawsox [ Water commlsslonera Steom neotond Kieolrle Bell..___ Tuesday morning. bad debts that you can't .collect yourself. E. W. Brock spent Sunday at Ottawa Gao. Usborx i BEACH * BOOTH. Suc)> an agency Is a big help to any place Beach. Elmer McCormick, of PorLUnrou. vis­ and should be well patronized. , w^Irs. Frank Hams is visiting friends in ited friends in tbe city Saturday. Hr is a Bdncr. 13 to M. mrmla-r of a large liarneas manufacturing Those desiring to Uke vocal or lustru- Albion. < <>r» per OIL. *) ■•■■neern in that city. Eggs !«rr rtoz.. IX to 14. mental lessons, or both, are ro<|uested to hides per lb., L"i. S. W. Mapes, of Olivet, was In Hie city call on-Miss EITa Simpson. Miss Effa Is Willis Goodrich and Maurice Grigsby l^rdperlk, 10. Thursday. thoroughly qualified to give instructions Potatoes per bu,.H. are attending the Sunday school conren Rye per t n..«7. in cither branch, having taken special o hq John McOmbcr, of Chicago, is visiting tion at Grand Ledge as delegates from the Taliow per lb.. 4. courses in each lu the Albion Conservatory his parents. 1 Presbyterlau Sunday school. Oats per bu.. U. of music. Wheat, red per bu.. 14. Henry Osborn wnt to Nashville Friday Dr. Wright and family and Miss Matie Wheat, white per bu.. 54. A mall box wilt soon be located In front 1on business. Clover Seed per bu . 4 00 . Uhl returned Saturday from Chicago Timothy Seed i“*r bn.. MO. of the express office. Postage stamps and where they hare spent teu days takiug In Harley per bu. 30 to 1.10 Mrs. A. D. Nbttrn spent Sunday with the ^envelopes will also be kept at the express sights at the world’s fair. Hay per ton, fiSO to >.00. Nashville frieuds. office for the benefit of those desiring to MIHet seed iwrbu. 30. Pork dressed. 4XU. Mrs. Finn, of Omaha. Nebraska. Is send express orders. Will says lie is go­ Henry Bechtel left for Traverse City visitlug Mrs. Wm. Hitchcock und friends ing to run n regular post office down Monday morning. In the city. Mrs. Finn wm formerly Mlu nt the express office. Blanche Hollister and redded In Has-1 Ir/STiss Stel|a Heath spent Sunduy with ting* back In the Ws. * , . Persons sending deeds by mail to the Nashville friends. Register of Deeds to bofveorded under J. ii. Doherty went to Thornanple lake TO GET A the new law. should enclose 25 cents extra Thursday evening. Misdirected letters falling into the hands for the treasurers’ certificate which must of the Canadian postoffice department re­ be attached. A great deal of trouble and Glenn Greenfield, of Grand Rapids, was veal the latest device for the defrauding LUNCH 2R SQUARE HEAL. annojance. and a little expense will be In the city Sunday. of farmers. A guilt-edged butter com­ saved If thia will be borne in mind. You can also get canned Ia>tmten<.' Mackere Jerry Boynton, of Grand Rapids, was pound is the name and it consists of three Shrimp. Salmon etc., and tbe stock is new an cents worth of pepsin, which Is sold to the fresh. . Stolen Sunday. Aug titb. from tbe line in the city Tuesday. farmer for 81.50 The farmer is directed Ample accomodations for all. ladles as we back of Burghardt's Surprise store a cro­ a* genu. Given* a call. In bMorunt under Mrs. George Tinkler visited‘friends in to take a plot of fresh milk, and as much E. Y. Hoile's Store. Cbmer Main and JefferMm cheted slumber robe. If returner! no Woodland last week. • of the ••compound’’ as he can heap on a ’ Sts. questions will be asked, or If anyone can Joe Renkes left for Chicago Monday to silver dime. These two are placed In a give information regarding it, they will be churn with one pound of soft butter. The visit the World’s fair. rewarded by applying to the store. mixture Is then agitated for a short time, A.C. Bunamardt. Milt Coulter and AV. S. Nelson spent when it soon becomes ttansformed into Sunday at Wall luakc. two'pounds of apparently good butter, in The‘firm of Kurtz A McKibbln, proprireality this Is an emulsion which soon Mr. ami Mrs. Jacob Maus visited ‘In grows weak and soft and speedily spoils. i etors <>f the "Palace Market.” was dis­ solve! Monday, D. E. Kurtz retiring. R. Graud .Rapids last week. The postal headquarter».of tiie fakirs were McKibben will continue the business at Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Brown visited in until recently In Windsor, but it is ' the old stand In partnership with the pop­ Grand Rapids last week. lleved that they belong on this side of tbe ular cutter. B. G. Foreman. Mr. Kurtz river. A. Black and wife left for Ann Arbor expects to return to Hastings.—Plainwell Enterprise. ' Monday to vhdt relatives. TOE KENT G I to tub SENATE restaurant M. A. GORDON, Proprietor. How Llfel» Maintained. John Francisco, of Milan, Mich.,- Is By breathing, exercise, sleeping and visiting frii-hds in advance the city. of 35 per cent liaslast but not least been made iu eating and drinking suit­ rubber goods. Nearly all the large rub­ W. McDonald and wife went‘id the able nourishment. And of all food ele­ ments modem physiologists are agreed ber Co.’» are In the combine. This will Grand Rapids races Friday. . that meat is par-excellence tbe beat food make rubber boots and. shoes at much Chas. Miller wns in Grand Rapids Sat­ for human beings. This of course refers higher prices. However It Is the under­ urday to see the fast horses. only to good meats, the animals supplying stood Intention to make a better grade of URCULdTlON • rubbers which will be greatly appreciated Mr. T. J. Brosseau’* brother from Jack­ which having been properly prepared for market, consequently the business of sup­ ■ek. 75 quire?. by all. son. visited him on Saturday. plying this necessary article is one of the ■■ .hanges fof advertisements An Institute ot the Gold Cure Co., has ’ Mrs. W. IL Cook left this week foe a greatest Importance. It la therefore with pleasure that we refer the readers of tbe tn* i.Kiev Tuesdays at latent to recently been opened in our city under two week’s trip at Bay View. j. in the issue of the week । the management of Dr’s. 11. A and C. H. Jay Horle returned from a weeks’ visit Bannek to the neat and thoroughly equipped market now so successfully con­ Barber. They guarantee an absolute cure at Grand Rapids Friday night. ot the ilqhor or morphine habits. In from ducted by F. P. Wilcox who handles noth­ Ernest Heilwav, of Charlotte, Is the- ing but the choicest of meats, which are one (a four weeks, without pain, nervous prepared from fine slock selected wyith the , shock or interruption to business. A full guest of Frank Ptlugthis week. ■ explanation of their method may be had ,s Mrs. M. H. iiailey has been visiting greatest care from our splendid surround­ ing country. HL* market Is fitted up In a ! of the doctors. / . friends in lensing the past week. » most attractive manner, and an inspection | and Mrs. Wf H. Snyder give a iverett Stlncbcomb. of Marshall, called yesterday was a revelation of its arrange­ ment and the extreme cleaulinHs so es­ , t I wedding receptionWednesday eve. Aug. ■ on old friends in the City Saturday. . >. v -rom u >>• inlay. ( 03 in honor of the marriage of their I! Archibald Anderson, of Port Huron, sential In an establishment of Its charac­ ter. Tbe premises embrace a room of . -I- , o:f at Spauld-i daughter Effie A. to Charles Howard' ■ visited .friends In the city this weekf . < । Urge dimensions In the tenter of which is Thomas. Blqtliof thecontract-! . ■ Ing parties are well. and, favorably I lzMlh« Olive Grigsby started for Detroit an immense cooling room which affords . :‘ at D j^pauld- j-nown |n this elty. where they hold a high ij Thnrsday ■r>.rew.,t.v to vuw fri»n.i> t„ that ,.itv. j ample space for storing and preserving a viilt friends In city. • i place in the esteem of their friends who I Mr. aud Mr*. Joe Hendrick, of Grand j large quantity of beef aud other meat>, which are always sweet, nutritious and iiL- in progress in Pennock’.* wish them well in life. j Rapid* are visiting friends in the city. t palatable. Mr. Wilcox’s alm Is to always . 1 The'C times are ci eri niT«*ctlng4he railroad*. iltbe Muses Lnlu Feighnrr and Chattie keep on hand a full and varied supply of : «.n ’aces and law curtains i To curtail expenses tiie M. C. R. R. has’. Lake left for the world’s fair Monday. ! nil kinds of fresh, dried aud smoked 1 I taken off the’8 42 morning train going : Dr. G. W. llwry, W. R. Cook and Will meats, aS well as game and poultry in sea-1 son, and a speciality Is made of sausages.! i west and the 2 14 p. m. train going east number fromTI>B»d.iv lute alien' '..-rarale rn,ra Illi* '"'k city. The The C. a* w. M. M. ha*, lira, iteen been II 8|*«e were H IM IUpM, Frtdky. « from A W. He sells thc choicest goods al the lowest I . u.iinpelh-d tnNcnt on wagis. 1 .,Misa .........‘ '■■ . . <-.ra|>elM tn'ci.1 downdown on emu. The The ' Mi Q. E.0.Hrlevby l» the ot 11. E. (Irigsby Is «ra«t the guest of tbe prices they can I* offered. He is practlca-' . oi.l 1 louver, meetll>k-i rame I. Irrreut nearly >» tbe treat eorpor- Varah's a: '.tivlr retldenceIn Windsor. . ble and experienced \n this business Ini . imngetl frohi Sept. 7 to Aug. 31-: atlon*. Even the wealth est railruads 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Tower, ’ which lie embarked hero in February 1893 . , .. I can’t fuecvsafuily buck-against democratic • --------------- -- - --------- of Chi■ with 11. J. Mead, a* Mead A Wilcox and ; • tickets w<-,re sold for the .. cago. are at Dr.-----------------L. N. Mixers. — * visiting — --on June 4th succeeded to sole control. , ■ \runion which left this morn“ ’ I Walter Payne, of Jackson, has Veen Prior to Ideating here he resided In Assy- | very delightful time was passed Sat- ;. visiting visit Ing menus friends in in iinMiugs Hastings anti and vionny. vicinity. ' ria where he was engaged in business, in hMj Ib.te and Tannine Co. I ur,l’>' er,nln« at the home nt H. A. ' I Hartings he ha? made many friends: and I Jas. and Miss Lottie Diamond. of Gran : over Cook’s A Cook's Goodyeat’sou Broadway, where a tew ,I ------ ---------- —------------------- -has become very popular with the trade. ' j had bti-n invited to hear Mrs. Addie Heed Rapids, are vijlting relatives In the city. Prompt delivery and polite attention to 1 .............. band bleyel.. In to.-, ^y^™ It^Jltat^ S/.nd * all are features ot his market, which Is I deserving of your patronage. n :»r .ale by Fred I.. Heath, the t|,otm„My ,.,.j„ye<l un tbl. oeeasto... "‘"l "e'k! " »• »««• Single Farr to Chicago nu-i Back. । < Miss Gertrude Pendergast played the Mrs. Nellie Spark* and son have been iniment* in a---------------------very finished and spending a few days at Thoruapple Lake. 1 Augu't 22nd and 30th. the C. A W. -M. a ..-in thu chimney ofMrs. Shepherd’.- j------- --‘ ------------------------- „-----,. " Mon. »kv Rev. A. 1>. Urlwby h enjojing a f„ i “"■ >> ■ L *'S. Lira will Ml ticket, u> ami> «ra» return M at ra, one mt. rate via St St. Ot course you are eamit.it to the fair tbl*' ■>•?”< Wa" Ww M the Haye,• cottage.: Chicago — Joseph and Graham A Morton steamers. linu to non arrival of our plates from ! year. Largt r and more liberal premiums |I j» — »• Mrs. C. kll.,.ere,a>rl Sherwood atari and Mlau Miss Fmma Emma 1J on (|le 30th. tickets will I* sold via the • • wore greatly delayed In going ! are offered thia year than ever before. If ' H ! Gutekunst spant Friday at Thornapple J all-rail route In addition to route via St. :eatly delayed in going I are offered this year than ever before. • j Joseph. August 31st | Is •‘Netherlands’ !yon ani thing extraordinary on your y you hare anj 1 Lake. farm or about your premises It Is your j ,.-J»bn W< l„ert and daughler lUth | ""J "'I1 lT “'.“WS! \ d«« belonging to EdScldtnore bit John duty to bring it to the fair and help make | Mrs. ,- - ------------------’ ------ .. .. . -■-j-. 1 grand style by Jin? thousands of HoljandV re’s boy Monday. The dog was 'hot It « success. If you would like a premium j wert at Grand Rapids a few days j ers in Michigan. Ask ticket agents for tkr - veiling by the officers. ■ . list Just call at this office or at the rvsh j week. full information as to rate and limit, train zurr and and get get one one free free of of j Mrs. Brightrall. pf Grand Rapid*, was time, etc. inew walk at the east end of Main St. dence of J. M. Bauer Gko. Dr.ll a vex. G. P. A. t_ page book and' well ’’ I the guest of Mrs. W. H. Goodyear. last from lb livery barn to the electric light charge. It Is a 54 work** I* .1 great improvement. worth vour attention. week. . Ev Grund Chancellor Mlllla In the K. of ‘The Michigan Central wjl! until Septem-1 Mbs Belle flicks entertained her cousin. t‘. '■due, of Pori Huron, died yesterday at her 30th Sell round trip tourists tickets. | Miss McQueen, from Middleville last !..- home of nervous prostration. limited to return not later than October l week. > I ’ Mrs. Wm. Puffer, of Vermont, Is visit­ Anything and everything at prices to 31st at tiie following low rates: Traverse City, Mich 87.10 ing her son the Rev. W. M. Puffer and KX? !....................................... 8.05 I I SrAvr.ntNo'a. Harbor Springs, Mich 0.20 I Dr. and Mrs. Franz Wlllisoii. of E*tou • a* 'moke Eil. Powers No. 35 cigar. Mackinaw City. ” 10.30 | Rapids, passed Sunday with relatives In • • the 'ante: always the best 5 cent 5. the United States. 11.30 the city. Mackinac Island, 7.95 Elk Rapids Mrs. Addle Keod Fleming and daughter ■ 4 ili: meeting of Hastings Chapter ^.95 returned to their borne In Philadelphia Charlevoix . • ’. E. S-. will be held at the new 4.55 Monday. Ottawa Beach Hall. Tuesday evenbig. Aug. 22d. Miss Sterq. of Ohio, who has been visit­ Agt. ing at Dr. Lbwrjfs left last week for the .'! • Quinn Is prepared to take a few June 24. ’93. world’s fair. ■ t : •■pi!!* in Instrument^ music. to Petosky ...and TravAnnual excursion LMrs. Will I Squier*. and daughter Ger­ i >le»ir'.iig instructions call at her erse City Tuesday, August 29th., 1803, trude, of Big Hapids, are visiting rela­ ■ ■ •• hi West Central Street. by special train and at very low rate via Jir-t rtiveting in the new Masonic the Michigan Central and Grand Rapids A tives In t/ie city. Mr. and Mrs. John Bessmer and Mr. -■ r>xi:ii was held Wednesday eve of last Indiana Railroads. Leaving Hastings at '■ The dedication will occur later on. 12:48 P. M. Fare. 84 00 for round trip. and Mrs. Jos. jFflug spent Friday at • ■ i-t time not having been set as yet. Tickets are good for return by any regular Geo. Landis returned Friday evening Tic address of Hon. P. T. Colgrore at train until Thursday, September 7tb., In­ Hthian Day at ihu World's Fair, was clusive. TluL-'s|M-clal~ tniin will stop at from his home In Woodland after an ill­ > 'itH'd'In full by some of the big Chicago । Cadillac, Manton, Walton. South Board­ ness of two weeks. iailies. We regret that we hasn’t room ! man. Kalkaska, Mancelona,. Elmira, and Boyne Falla. Passengers for Traverse l/Mrs. Emma J. Valllaut and daughter, 1 to publDh It. City will change cars at Walton. Baggage Mi*s Leiiorf. of Philadelphia, are visiting ’ >i<l 1’joueer’o will please make note of checked through io destination. The low at D. G. Roblbson’s. faedihat their annual meeting has rate, a splendid service, ample hotel accomaMr. and । Mrs. E. J. Collingwood, of ■ •hi changed from Sept. 7th. to Aug. 31st datlons at low rates, the many sights, the Cheyenne, Wyo„ are visiting their cousin. Meeting will be held In tbe Court House enjoyment and benefit you will receive, Mrs. Chas. Welvsert. • announced before. can not fail to make this the excursion of Miss Belle Handy left for Grand Rapids Mb* (Henna F. Schantz desires a limited tbe amnion. Saturday where she will join a party and • C. R. Osborn. r.-unlwr of pupils In music. Term to be­ Agent. go to the world's fair. gin about Sept. 1st Inquire at her home Miss Emma Guteknnst, of Grand Rap­ • • Ea.d Green Street. Jolly Jlin McKevltlt, Barry County’s । Ids, spent the latter part of the week visit­ - At list F. G. Stowell has a new plate Sheriff, and bls estimable wife were given ing friends In Hasting*. ■ eia** front In bls store. After shivering a complete surprise Friday afternoon. Chas. R. Osborn went to Marshal! to .■round for a week or ten days Fred thinks ! When the afternoon train stopped at the spend Sunday. Mrs. Osborn and daugh­ depot It seemed as though the whole of he is entitled to a change. Middleville alighted, and It waj noticed ter arrived here Tuesday. • rircult Court will be continued from । that they all bad big baskets, that weren't The Misses Maud Edger and Ella Bar­ Monday Aug 2l»t to Monday Aug 28th at | empty either. The Sheriff aud family had •' »• m. All Interested In this seaftlop of, Jnst got nicely located In the new jail low. of this city, are entertaining their the court should bear this In mind. when their old friends from Middleville cousin, Ml*s Myrtle Envoy. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maus, of Grand All having business at the August tern swooped down upon them unexpectedly Rapids, who have been visiting relatives h Circuit court will do well to bear In and cave them a genuine house-warming. mind the fact that it has been continued They were ail royally entertained however iu the city returned Saturday. The Mlj*es Flora. Kittle, Sable and dot­ from Aug 21st to Aug. 28th at 9 a. m. and the Uwe passed In pleasant conversa­ tion. In the evening all took carriages An excellent program has been prepared and were shown the sights of the city, af­ tie Beadle. Frank Horton and Gus Mc­ Naughton left for Chicago Saturday. for -Old Pioneers” meeting, which has ter which tBey returned to Middleville on been postponed from Sept 7 to Aug. 31st. tbe 9 o'clock Train. Those present were Mr*. Fannie Brown, of Pendleton. Ore­ Every' old pioneer of Barry County, who G. W. Searle^ and wife, of Atchln«on. gon. reached this city Saturday and is vts“ able, should Mtend. Kansas, fonoterly residents of Middleville;‘ -Ring her sister Mrs. G. F. Chidester. The annual meaUpg of the 1st. ltlebl«*n Mrs. Mary Stevens, of Johnstown, and r n.'h“ LLJ wiiicu wb» i«» ubtc M. F. Dowllnr and wife Kn D. W.' Mrs. Bells Monrpe, of Battle Creek, have hretrbcld la October this ymr. has been been vlaUIng their sister Mrs. Harry Jolm. n n: Mr,. M. m . ana Mr,. IV. postponed until one year from that time. A. Plarea. 1 Hayes. Uy order of committee. It i« not generally understood that an ..OC AL, NEWS. GAZING NT Ladles’ Watches, TUB NEW MOON Gents’ Watches, Is a beautiful and impressive sight; but. Boos’ Watches. DRINKING NEW MOON TEA Latest styles. Is one of the most delicious pleas­ Lowest prices?. ures accorded to those who enjoy a fine cup of tea. I have just re­ ceived a large invoice of the new Violins, Guitars and Banjos. stock of the best strings crop of New Moon Tea and it fully obtainable. equals the best recommends ever given it. Why dont you try it? Whenever you want groceries or canned goods call on me. S. E. PHILLIPS. F. R. PANCOAST, The Reliable Jeweler. The Sherman Silver Law-^— Is tire all-absorbing question just now. Two or three years ago, the silver in a silver dollar was worth in the neighborhood of 100 cents. At the present time it io worth only abejut 50 cents. To-day for 50 cents you can •buy Furniture at Archie McCoy’s that two years ago would have cost you $1.00. OUR PRKEJ ALWAYS KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES FURNITURE AND CARPET EMPORIUM. HE much-abused Silver Dollar is still edrrent with us. In fact each one is worth about $1.50 with us in purchasing days. in these economic power . K. K. Qrant A �Hastings Banner. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. HORROR IN CHIQAGO. Fira to a Hotel Cut* Off the Excspo ef Thursday, Aug. 17, 1893. Peter Dcineyer, a Belgian gardener In Hampton township, had his potato patch robbed some time ago. He had been on guard every night since with his shotgun and saw two men in his field as be supposed and fired. Mrs. John O'Brien, her 13-year-old son and 10-year-old daughter were passing on the road at the time and received the contents of the gun, the boy getting shot in his back, his mother In the legs and his si-rter In the arm. A GIGANTIC BIRD. A NOVr. EXPERIMENT. Those who have used Dr. Kinta Sex Discovery know .H* vsiue. and tbnse who have not. have nvw tin-.opportunity to try Superintendent Powell, of the Wash­ It Cree. Call on tiie Bdvi-rtlsed Dnmttt Tbe "Moe" of Now Zealand Bald to ington public schools, and Dr. Harris, and get a WW Iwltle. tret. M-nd Still Exist ’ of tho bureau of education, wish to name and addrew U» 11. E. i’.uckien A Co., Chicago, Aug. 15.—Fire started int|ie find, by actual experience, whether or Chicago, and gel a sample box of Dr. ' office of thc Senate hotel an the second Vt»‘-. as wdl u a not there can be established any cer­ Kltnj’s Sew bile floor at 184 Madison street a few min­ tain relation between the physical and copy of Gidde to Health and lloutehold utes before 7 o'clock .Monday morning mental development of the children in Intlructor. free. AH "t which I* guana- * ’todoyon <no<I aiui-cnst yo-i nothlnz and ran through the building rapidly, the various grades, and for thia pur­ teed at W. H. Goodyear':. Dtv.; -tore. spreading panic and death among.the A dispatch from Berlin a few days pose there will be taken a series of guests which it awakened from sleep. ocuine «vorld > Fair loi Flfiren Ceat#. measurements of about twenty thou ­ The following is the record of fatalities, ago stated that tho Ornithological soci­ sand of the school children, under thc Upon receipt of ypur jr»-.*<. and flftou which number seven, the injured num­ ety had discovered in the north island supervision of the director of physical cents In posti-.g< riiuiip-j we mu mall you bering twenty-one, of whom jK-rhaps of New Zealand a living species of bird training. *Mlss Stoncroud, the teacher, prepaid SorvENiit r"t;i:>-i.to op Tlll twice ns large as thc ostrich, and sup ­ four will die: has mode a study of the systems of Woitl-n’* Goli vjjian Em.... Faoay Rer-le. of New York, widow, W years posed hitherto to bo extinct The Boa­ regular price la filly <• o a* we »laj of nt, chambermaid si Great Eastern hotel, ton Herald thinks that If the German physical measurement In use,in thc you Ao Lave one. We The Michigan crop report for August corner Sfxty-flfth street and St. Lawrence sv- scientist has really caught hb» bird tho । gymnasiums and schools throughout ■'■“w pHee Inal. Yoh will fitrl It I the United States and Germany, be ­ enuc:| suffocated says in effect: discovery is tho most remarkable in thing to b»* priced. 1: -ntatn* full James W. Short, Jumped from third story The catimataa ot wheat are based on the total natural history, and his prize is a sides having done a good deal of ex­ views of the great halMlnes with dewrip. acreage sown as returned by supervisors and window; pick'd up dead: no occupation riven. James Tsytor. New York. Injured by jump­ much greatcrattraction than Barnum's perimental work in the same lino, and Hons of ranre. and I- re,>nit.d-hi higbnt on exaalnattous when harvestlux and stack­ white elephant or any other animal the results of her experiments wiH bo style pf art. II not *ri-l;-.l withlt, after ing The present estimated yield Is: For tbe tax: died at county hospital Harry Godfrey, agvd 7. son Af Jay Godfrey, northern and southern counties, about one that the most enterprising circus man­ embodied in thc series of measure­ you get, It. we wiH reic.rel V,r- -tamps and bushel per acre higher than the estimate July of Huchanan, Mich., burned and suffocated. i ager ever exhibited to a curious audi­ ments to be taken in the public schools let you keep the «:<-•Philip Kronberg, of Little RocK Ark: 1, while for the central counties tbe estimates H. E. Bi < KI KN 11 years old. skuU fractured and iefs ence. short, this bird is the moa. of Washington, which will include the are not materially different. The estimates sruxbed by Jumping from third-story window, I eucc. In Ill ----- ----------burned about head and face, taken to county which <u has■>»»>*, interested ornithologists height, weight, chest measurement point to a total crop In the state of about S3,- crushed Mtas Dowa Jfq27ttt * ---• tO.OOO bushels, or about 1,315,000 in excess of ' .In™ white people lint onterwl New and some cranial measurements, be­ The best salve In :!>- world foreuu, ' sides a series of experiments as to In Danger of Consumption tbe July estimate. » the BritHh teWed In bruises, mires, ulcere. rlwutn. fever“I was lick and discouraged when I called rated In bed. , New Zealand they found numerous nervous sensibility. These last con­ sorrs. tetter. chaVi-e-l .'..md*. ehilblaim, on tho village doctor. Ho intimated I bad ccuWUUatn Ullrey. 17yearn old. ntnhew of Jnmea skeletons of a gigantic bird of the os­ sist principally in ascertaining at what com-v and all Ain erupt,. - .. »!>d ;.os|t|ve. A joint meeting of the boards of all sumpttan and would no’. live long. I decided to trich family. As thoskcletons Indicated, distance apart thc child is able -to dis­ ly cures piles or m. imy required, kk the state penal institutions was held at to county h<>»pltal. died at I ,twaJ’ fro,n twelve to sixteen feet high. tinguish between thc points of a pair guaranteed t<» give ।*-rn • .t^faction.« hand*.cut by breaking k-la*swhere Ln thehcwindow. Lansing. Estimates were made of their Taken yearly needs in the way of articles to Ipn. Prof. Owen mode a study of forty­ of calipers touching the wrists. The money refunded, ptic < n.:* j*; William Barobino. the night clerk.was i»cven almost perfect specimens sent results in this experiment are regarded For axle by W. Ii. (ioodyret. the ilnutf.M. lake Hood’s Sarsaparilla and I am now well and be manufactured by convicts, and thc England j by Mr. Williams, a by the Post as Interesting, some of the hearty.** Mm Daxa Morrn-r, Box 73, Ash­ prison-boards will determine at which among the first to discover the fire. He to Frank and Margaret Harlow, of fine subjects being being able to distinguish be­ ro ro_ 1 missionary, who •liad them token from subject* more, nt_____________ Be tore to get Hood’s. institutions the various supplies can be was waiting for the day clerk to -***. i Bun, have been mal ru-il yean. The ------- j pdinto a very small fraction of ' tho hanks and beds of rivers, -where tween woman now want* -a bhe says Hood'S Pills set eaxlly, yet prompt!’ and manufactured most-profitably. It was lieve him shortly before 7 oj'clock. ’ ' 1' uicy were wvre buriedw-.j t,—j — i-room. only — slightly in the an ttn inch inch apart, apart, while others require a her husband do«-s decided to confine the manufacture of »u|iport her. effectively, on the liver and bowels. 25c. He stepped into snvs the * hewash-room, I mud and tonee of more than two inches bcnnd white there heard and evidently evidently within within recent times, dis dtetance me------------------------------furniture to thc Ionia reformatory. -— — _ . ------•«. I . ---------------------------------------__ and while there bays he heard a mu » nfflen which (The interest of the European invpati- fore they can tell without looking Children Cry for Report* to th* I Inal th Hoard. raiffht have been caused by the falling ' g»tlons was further excited by thc whether one point or two is touching Pitcher’s Castorla. Sixty-four observers in various local­ of*a imm On oj^n^thJ wiSZj I Ules that New Zeal.ml natives told of their wrist. When the result, of these " Tht Niagara Falla Bcutt.’* ities in the state say that during the door be found thZ hallway and office this gigantic bird. The sclent sta measurements are tobuloted it will be Children Cry for •week ended August 5 erysipelas in­ ■ ........................ • 1 named it thc dinornus giga^toua, but easily seen whether there is any defButtons. creased and remittent fever, inflamma­ full of smoke. He raised the cry of thc Maoris called It thc moa, and the inlto relation between the physical Pitcher's Castorla, KA STW AMD. tion of the bowels and cholera infantum .'•fire" and made his escape down the native name prevailed. The Maoris ' and mental development of tne pupils, Bastutga......... Children Cry for By ' this time the flames said that thc bird was alive in New 1 anj if this relation is Katisfoctorily esincreased in area of prevalence. Diph­ stairway. point theria was reported at twenty-seven ; were climbing from tne starting Stations. rwuy io Zealand not many generations ago, tablished it will l>e used to advantage Pitcher’s Castorla. ------ —- -jty।­ on the second floor up the stairway to places, --------scarlet--------fever — at thirty-six, pouring and their tribal lore contained mnn.v jn guiding tho teachers as to the .hweph Wumnli.' I ,m utu i‘um phoid fever at twenty-seven and measles '■ the third floor. Smoke was puuriag , r— ------ ——r- -----•-----1 | accounts of nf encounters nncouuters with this enor- • amount of work that may be required I Hillsdale county. ■..iniuz tliii year1*. j from tjie windows, and a -’-I I■ alarm C. R. OSBOP.N. Lock! Agent. Usstlur at twenty places. j was bringing the clanging fire engines mous ostrich. There were legends of of a pupil, in many cases preventing ’ erupt Utos l/unird with the contents; Idm 0. ff. RvoaLM G. P * T. A. CliieiKO. to the the apo spot. “** ‘ *•*** moahnnlnr, hunters, and andvune someofofthe the an overstraining of those whi»e physic­ about Sti.ooo. BIX Drowning Record. L The noise awoke the . during 1 Two Italians, Charley Tirro, aged 25, 1 guests guests and and tl they rushed half dressed to ! natives asserted that a few of the al development does not keep pace Mrs. Jo*eph B*i>y at Gdar Sptinp Z7)/ j / Everywhere. Competent and I great birds still existed in lonely and with their mental, and pointing out as tjie winaows. winoowa ’ »Uu Giovanni w.w.uuu* di Seenxa, aged 31, were * me t<ays: ‘‘Adiromla. -Whrelen Heart aod drowned while bathing near the head | ^mpng the first to escape was Joseph ' almost inaccessible parts of the New well when more work can be required ' COOKS ROS.. Proprietors. Hood’s Cures Michigan Central ftt-l’-" ilWSTS. 12s 13 |» Ea'ISs of Belle Isle. Jomcs Smith, a 13-year- ( Wilson, who bad a room in the rear of । Zealand mountains. Thus everything of a pupil without fear of injury. This •Sold by W. old boy. was drowned at Des-Chree- the floor j{e waa dressing when I pointed to thc fact that thc bird was experiment1 is a, new departure, but it ' in my family: it never, ShoA-Ka by falling from the landing. he dotected smoke in the house. He : not confined to some former geological is in line with the advance of modern • H. Goodyear. This makes thirty-two persons drowned wakeneti his roommate. Harry Gavanol i era. but has existed until n compara- school work, and the teachers of the 1 Tire 'arg- bind .-a s mill of .Sailing. in the river near Detroit thus far this an<1 together they made a hurried •; lively late period. This theory re­ schools ore hopeful that it will lead to Hans in & Co . now bcinx built at Graj‘ ling, is ex|n-cti*l tob-- iu running onier by summer. _ ' s I round of the rooms try ing to rouse tho ' ceived further! confirmation from the valuable rosy Ito | Sept. 1. Kay* Many Were Swindled. ! guests. Wilson then, slid down on ‘fact that the Maoris themselves have been in New Zealand only a few cen- GORGEOUS IN GLITTERING GEMS I There are awne patent tuedkinea that Dr. William Woolsey and wife, of iron P‘P« into,. lh®, a’leJ . ia are more marvelnnr. than a dunm doctor#’ Thousands are suffering with Kalamazoo, claim to have been swin- ( tiie rear. Govans lingered a few mo- 1! turies. * ccordjn(. S to their undoubted ' prescription*, but they -ai-- not those that st tbe Queen's Iteceptlun. Torpid Livcr-the symptoms arc died out of 14.000 by an Indian herb menu and then started down lhe pipe. | legends these Maoris were originally profess Io cure eveaythlug. At the last drawing-room of Queen doctor named Tilllson. They advanced He was part way down tvhen a man Depression of Spirits, Indiges­ Every tody, no.v suid th'^n. feels “ran Their ancestors, Victoria there was a carnival of jew­ i considerable money and gave- named Morton started aftezhim. .More natives of Samoa down." -played’ out.’ Fife’re the will tion, Constipation, Headache. TiHison him tbe rest to keep for them. Tillison ton seemed confused and 16st hw cruising around in canoes, hud been els. One reckless woman, the mar­ but no power to generate \ltirky. They're Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator and the money were missing. , Md- liiTm wa-s »«o«ked from the blown many hundred miles away to chioness of Twocddale. was arrayed in ' not stek enough to rail s but jo<t is a reliable remedy for Liver pipe, and the two men fell a di-stanco New Zealand in the thirteenth or a white skirt w»hose ma nV teams were to» sick to to- well. That'* wberr tbe of 15 feet Gavana escaped injury. Mor­ fourteenth century of tho Christian ouMined with diamonds and emeralds. Disorders. It cures thousands era Thc island being uninhabited be­ The duchess of Devonshire was a blaze right kind of a patont'ni-lxine ,-,n>un> in. The Michigan Stove company has ton was picked up unconscious. every year; why not try closed itff shops in' Detroit and atoyut and d<» s f<»r a dvl.ar whit the ilocter fore they arrival, thc groat bird could of gems and so was the duchess of , wouid’ut do tor icM thuu : ten. We Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator? 100 men arc thrown out of employment. Tho next person to appear at the hove flourished! there unmolested far window was Edtvan! Short. He put in our claim for Dr. J'li r .'.* Golden Buccleuch. Your Druggist will supply you. The utter impossibility of seenringcur- rear The Maoris slaughtered the was biadly burned, and teemed erazed ages. KJ Thc marchioness seems to hare been ’ Medical IHwov.ry. rcncy to pay the men was thc cause. with fear and pain .... as .. ............ .................. M birds in great numbers. The mog was the only one who sewed upthc^comsof ! We claim it V ' he leaned from nxdy Thc company had no idea when it MOBTGAGE IALE. He his .hands -not dangerous or --in-- the window. I7v- threw l.l* ----------- ------ - unless r~—— wounded -­ her skirt, so to speak, with jewels, but to parity tin-1> • wildly over his head, and then toppled furiated by thc hunters, being aimilar there was quite a goodly number whose er. We chiini n Dctaulc having been made In the conditions would be able to resume. of a errtiUn tnortgiutr inodr by Arthur D. Into the alley Below. HU d. ad hotly 1” temper, a» in term, to the ostrich, seams were outlined with diamonds. creating an app< Hurtles aud SMr*h I). H'xhet. bis wife, Hubert was removed to Sigmund's morgue, 73 The mon captivated l^rof. Owen s imag- One lady wore a long string of preventing UIHUiu*. Typhi-l and Malarial C. Stronx. xt'd Emm* Strong, his wife, of Barry Forest fires spread over fourteen Flfth avenue. County. Michigan, to Walter Dickson, of Al . i ination. *' Ho pictured ' it • •thc - lord -of the diamonds across her breast like an Fevers u taken in linn-- ’the lime to tak* . tuiny -t -'r >rtr Votfc. dated tiertembrr -jfi. .farms in Alpena county, consuming weari­ While these tragedies were being en­ ’ great Polynesian islands of New Zea­ order. Jeweled hooks upon which to It Is when yon tir»t ft-. ’ : • ATD., 1«3. iuuI reconi«i in <ne om<v of tin- houses, barns and grain and hay and KtgMer of lived*, for tbe County of Eurry and land. and ruling all its animals, until hang their fans were worn by most of ness ami weakire*'. The time to take it. acted in the rear a great crowd near State of Mlchlgnn, -wi tbe 3rd day of October. A. damaging growing crops. The farmers on general prior pies, ii- v. D. . isM5. In Llbtr 29 of Mortgage*, on pnsrs -.*i and families fled into Ossineke for safe­ the Madison street entrance were tiie thc human nnimaf. with his superior the guests. I Tne Columbia Straw I’.qv r Co'- M.’l and 25. whldh said nmelgng- was duly a-iiigm <1 spectators nf on equal horror. A man intelligence, camo. Accortling to Prof. A quaint and beautiful fancy was at Monroe has fhut down !<■' :'U .ndeCnlte by sold Walter Dickon io John A. Ibdwrteon. ly. No lives were lost, but some stock supposed to be James Taylor, a Chica­ Owen's theories, \ deduced from his ot the County of lUrry and State of Mlchlian. was burned. the placing of a diamond in the heart ye rbxt thioning atakit on tbe inch <lay <»fSeptember. 18*5. ssld aaeigngo horseman, appeared at a third-story studies of thc bkcletona, the moa was of a rose ^rorn in the hair or on the ment having been duly recorded In Ute offee ot window almost nude. He hesitated a heavier andbullticr in proportion to Its the Itegtster of Dod* «>t said County of Barry, The Vassar Milling company's exten­ moment as a volume of flame shot out height than the ostrich, but less swift bodice. There it nestled like a great on theZTtii day of February. A. D.. W» In Utn-r 30 of Morigagrton page cm. on which Mild sive new flouring mill and elevator, around him. Then he jumped tn ' of foot. Tho shajic of its skull indi­ dewdrop, provide-k it was not lost in mortgage, mi iMtslgtied there’Is claimed to tm I the crush. Necklaces in profusion were due al the time of this notice tbe sum of Ibrrv ; with its contents, was burned, the cn- tr.e stone flags below. He was picked cated an affinity to thc dixlo, with a thousand oue hundred eighty-two dollars and Ure loss being over <35.V0'J. up bleeding and mangled and removed . lower cerebral development, and cou- worn, and such was thc passion for dis­ sixty seven cents aud an Attorney's fee at flftvL play that these were often supple­ • . sequently with greater stupidity. ........... ................................ dollars proviUed for lu — wd mortmuie. au«T) „Th<’ ne'’ c,"r >H««tory give, fort to the county hospital. mented by a band of velvet studded which U ih<- vr:>ole amount cL-duied to tw* due Huron.a population of 19.165. A moment later there was o crash of Thus this heavy, stupid bird became upon said mortgage, and no suit oi I Got- Rich h“ reuppointi-l Dr. H. K. glass and Jay Godfrey appeared at an- ' with stars. Birds, butterflies and flow­ comparatively ekay prey to the Maori • at law having b*ei> tnsniutrd to amount secured byssld‘moitgsRe or any |>sit i Lathrop, of Detroit, a member of the other window. He had broken the 1 hunters, who are the boldest and most ers of jewels were quite common, and M?S;!'H.errtw.br«r»»on>..pe.vr u> «»U. boanl of dentel exmulnert. sash in frantic efforts to get fresh air. '' vigorous typo of the modern barbarian. the veils were kept in place by long contained in nald mortuax*-. and the,«tatute In Fire destroyed George P. Wyman’s His daughter Annie, 18 yc.urs old, stood a few hundred of them holding ten earrings formed into pins, but with such ease made and providi-d, notice Is hurebv i Dinnini7 m:ii -hinedo mill nn.l pendants free to flash out kaleiodstopic, riven that on Batuiday. th- second day of PlanW mtil. shingle mill and box beside him. His wife and son Hurry !' thousand perfectly armed, equipped September. A. D . 1HX1 at io o'clock In tbe for««- factory at White Cloud, together with were still in the building. ] aud well-officered British troops at prismatic color*. The bodices were ’ Carl Zn-nz-l ha* I- ■ >; :--:r.tol P«lA ladder was run up to them and thc '• bay for more than two years. Some fastened at tho bock with diamonds, mv-irr at Waldeubrvwk. M.i ••mb cusaty. Court House. In the city of H uUnm. ithat be-l ocr. Loss. <25,000. firemen helped them to make the such discovery as this German scien- and one waist had a fringe of diamonds M e-. Vice J. C. Baity, renn.v- t. Ing tiie place where the Circuit Court for tiie ! Attomrv Grnoml Rllln hnB <dvnn nn descent Godfrey was not badly in­ tlst is reported t« have made is not un- across thc front. Jeweled girdles were Ctrnnty of Barry l» boldeu) ibr premiss <!<•-1 ? : , fc,1W , Fiven an scribed in said mortgaxc. (except such part of; opinion that thednsirranee law passed jured, "but the daughter was terribly j| expected. Scieht/sts have been in­ also worn. The turquoise was repre­ ElMlnr*burned, and was hurried away to a hos­ clined to believe the Maori stories, and sented whenever it would harmonize said inortgaxr by rrror ai’d amen have been , __ • legixletere . .. L,_ nn<xm,UUi., , B a ri ua cl •W d k heretofore releju«*-d by Quit Claim deol to! tlonal, owing to section 5, whjch per- pital. some of them have held that thc living with the color of the gown. Emeralds were much worn, und tho present su ­ LonlieM Kv*rts, lb* legal owner as Hereinafter mite unauthorized companies to do Another crash at another window bird would be discovered yet in tho set forth, or so much thereof ar may be iiecre. came, and F. A. Coons appeared hold­ wild interior of New Zealand. So far premacy of mauve or heliotrope had sary to pay thc amount due upon said morteaKe I bus*ncs8 in the state, with interest at riaht percent, and all tee d j Mrs. Clara Gee. a dentist at Grand ing his wife. His 15-vear-old daughter us can be ascertained there were two brought thd amethyst out in force. costs, together with an xttorney fee of Bffy .ini. 1 e„w., , ,„m overwork, m„„„, Hnr. wm him, .ml Wilh.m distinct species of these birds. One lars covenanted for therein, tbe on mires being । KaP‘“s, suffering from In . ci.tern. । LItery ngU l»nlnd him. A ladder wm habited thc North island of New Zea- । described In said mortgage as follows 1 drowmxl ----------’ ’henmlf ------- ’----------------AN ELEPHANT -------HANGED. v— Commencing at the north west corner of F. tj 1 I Col. Ilngh ltleh.nl. died nt hh, home “P„“d P"lJ uk'“ “ land and the other was a native of thc Cnrtoo* Accident to a Brwte in Blake’s lot In th? village of Irving. County u. —a Burv aud Stuteol Michigan, a^druiimux iro.ii , ui in Jackson. Jackson, — ‘ “ uuu.uk ieuui He was u democratic i £1 . ‘ 'vas badly South or Middle island. The South | wc"z:.’ OF thence east or In an easterly eazicriy *• —<— along -•— the1 direction tsc v. i burned and was taken to Mercy hostrict and ha<l large min- pUal^ F-.ura hlui Bunk h^f suffi-atZ island bird was the largest and stood north hue of lot* Jieretofure -- ----- | The ------------------------MJ hangdeath of an elephant by highway crossing the race and east of the lot or . Ing interests, pitai. it .ora bad sunk half suffocated I sixteen feet in height Prof. Owen, on Ing occurred in New York recently at on lthe window MIL sill. Nhe She was was ui uncoo- ' account of its size, called it thc a place where animals of this kind orc land deeded to Effie Bddwlu. mid from said, T)l„ . .. , J| 011 -lc window highway tn a south easterly direction on the The nets temple erected nt Muskegon sclous by the time thc trrnund 'nceircof ground "The reader cn:t f. south line of tue rureway; to intersect tiie । by the grand lodge of Good Templarsscions ____.• by the time thc' F ro’ind was clcphantApus. It waa extraordinary stored. The beast belonged to J. B. I i the proreached, and was token to the hospital ■ for the massive strength of its limbs, • Guylord and arrived there from Bor- I greater hard .'tip. >: ;«•««« ■>' —^t"!. with her mothe r. | j breadth and bulk as well as height. 1 neo, where it was captured March 16. I pic who inhai.it t: and from th-nre following the ccuter of the Thomas W. Wells, the veteran agent Thornapple rlvi-r to a paint directly north of *> , l_ . Thc cause of the fire is supposed to | ------------ —------i The animal, accordinn- to the New ; Alaska endure. I ■ the point of starting, and from said point south • 01 th ,® American The animal, according to the New vne Amcncan Express express company nt at the accidental overturning of an oil tell itTh. TOO PROFOUND. to tec pteee of beguiulng.containing ten acre* Marshall, waa was oblige.! obliged to relinquish relinoniah iamp ln th<. offlcc by the d clerk { York Post was four years old. five feet I1 oils struggle. ..M show more or tess: snd all on section tblrty-ouo .In/ ’ two inches high and about as long, and J Women twenty y town tour north, range nine we«t. excepting work by reason of old age, and the The !«>„ b Bl|ght Coroner McHale pihat they ha w' toin.c .......... ffom the aboVeall strreta and bigh»ujs now company has granted him a life pen- was on the ground early and left or. . ---- --WB!' quite docile. It was deemed best I hardships which h.r. tirvady nude lawfully thereon. Also tbe undivided one-tudf siop of thirty dollars per month. I dera fOI, th0 detention of the day clerk . . Dexter wa. .eoretary of w.r kMp lhe ten, ^t. ln , twelve-foot box • them prematurely ■ ’ I. The farther of tbe following; Commencing at a point fifty^»uel nau«f bero«. two feet, six tuchr* wret and laelve rods ’tiree ' A large nuufoer of Michigan people should he be found. Ills name is BelIi .south of the Arctic c:r-!e they live the feet aud three Inebes north of the southeast th '. 1"*I »!»■> ' “ d o height ol fe.L corner of the north west quarter of sreunn wlll atten^ thewventh international goin. lie is a Canadian who had been or, under ITeeldent John Adame ! Bnd MUi taaWncd above thia less they hare to endn-.-. a* the >tro^SundayT^hool convention convention at at St St Louis, Louis, employed but a short time. thirty-one, town four north of range nine west: SundayTthool When Mr be^me president prudent B« the elephant tore out the neltlmt. gle to maintain existence i* less of a _____Jelferv.m __ — running from thence west ►kht rod*; thence Mol, August 31 to September 6. he asked Mr. Dexter to resign, and, on north to’the center of tbe Tboniapple river;strain and effort, ami thee dtl is not so thence east eight rod*, ibsnce south tn i>lsre of Tho Eighteenth Michigan infantry receiving a refusal, removed him. ! and another foot of cieating was added, beglnoltal. It Is expressly understood that thl* Dbnvkk, CoL, Aug. 15.—A fire which This was the first Instance of the re­ secured by wire. The animal then l»e- deadly in its work. ' last dosolbed premises is all tbe premlw-s. mill •will hold their twenty-sixth annual re­ "The first Alaskan Hmuimau woman privflece and rights of flowage, owned by Alonzo union at Palmyra August 25. started shortly after noon Monday to­ moval of a cabinet officer for political gan the operations which resulted I met," says Herbert I.. Aldrich, in K. Ganiner ana Frank Campbell and <-on«tltu fatally. It wrenched loose an end of Godey's. “was nt Port Clarence, a fine, ting the late Arm. Gardner. Campbell & Co . of, Tho burn of George W. Potter in tally destroyed the Crescent flour mill reasons. Irvtag, and that this mortxan to Intended to Eaton county was destroyed by fire and elevator at Stanton avenue and It was said of Mr. Dexter, according the uppermost cleats. It then thrust cover the undivided one-half of all rights of । and one ton of hay and farm imple­ Montgomery street The total loss, to Youth's Companion, that a remark its head into the opening thus made, natural harbor about one hundred miles south of Behring straits. So t»r said Gardner.Campbell * Co., together slili tbe perpetual right to the water power, back ments, together with the building, were including a large quantity of flour iu made about Edmund Burke might be and somehow climbed up high enough os cleanliness waa concerned, she w»» water, flowage and mill privileges described destroyed. Loaa, *2,000. sacks and grain in the elevator, will applied with equal truth to him. "If to get all four feet above the floor and (a model of her kind, and outside of bw above with the roller flou'lng mill and ail mill foot up from <250,000 to <300,000. The The Keating case resulted at East yon should meet him under a shed on the head through the opening. The fixtures therein now standing or hereafter to t-e erected and placed upon said premises Includ­ Tawaa in a verdict for Keating of <10,­ insurance is about 75 per cent of the a rainy day you would at once recog­ cleat fell on the neck behind the ears. and her immediate family they were ing both ot above deeerfptlons. loss.. During the fire Lieut McLean nize him as a great man." Y» t his The animal must then have lost its almost the(only Esquimaux I encoufiThat In drafting said mortgage the draftsman 000 against the Detroit, Bay City <t Al­ tered who depreciated the rudimenti made an error and tbe following described land pena railroad for his injuries. was terribly injured by an explosion in mind was rather of the brilliant than purchase with its toes on the cleats be­ of deanlineks. I asked her to permit with mill privileges Mid right of flowage. was Because Jeanette Neil rejected his the dustroom of the mill and may die. the profound order, and he did not hes­ low and fallen. Its immense weight me to take a photograph of, her and inserted In said mortgage by midfake, that the F. Sargeant Chief Pearse's driver, had said mortgagors had no title and claim no title advances Charles McCormick, of Jockitate to confess its rare limitations. prevented it'from freeing its head, and her family, but she shixdc her head, to xald premises, and tbe AMjguoe ot said an arm broken by being forced from He was once In company with Fisher so It was'found in the morning,-sus­ and, looking ut her hands ami cloth­ mortgage claims no righto therein, and Mid son. shot her and then killed himself. tbe roof by a stream of water from tho Amts and Chief Justice Marshall. Tho pended with its hind legs three inches premises will not be offered for sale under this The girl may recover. ing, said: •Smoky.’ then, after a pau*. fire hose. . mortgage . The premises so inserted iu great judge began a weighty conversa­ above thc floor, dead from strangula­ added, 'na-na-ho,' meaning Mime other The remains of August Linden, 00 tion, which turned into a monologue tion. It has been sent to a taxider­ time. Although her face and hands years old, were found floating in the Also the tandlrideU aa* half a< tbs following: FxAXXi.tN, Pa., Aug. 15.—"Matilda lasting nearly three hours. When the mist, and will adorn some museum. were comparatively clean, she was Commencing si s petal fifiy-two feet six inebea river at Grand Haven. He was a bach­ west and twvlr* rods three tael and three Inches elor and it is supposed he committed "the Fourth." one of the most famous two listeners had taken their home­ dressed in well-worn ami somewhat suicide. Jersey co we in the world, owned by ward way they could talk of nothing tattered clothing, made of ilecrsktofc An incendiary fire at Port Huron de­ Congressman Joseph C. Sibley and his but thc mental depth and learning of w; mniK irvm manor DQKOmS OX on part of which the hair was brubtR Uxne* north to tl»« earner at stroyed fifteen buildings tenanted by partner. Maj. Charles Miller, of this their host “aan eoltod •■shirtee." were and worn off. appear some­ War; (benee a**t eight rod*. They praised his natural gifts and his Z? I? “d ®®chan!oatocon- what ahabby; but aa-na-bo,’ which poor people, who lost most of their city, died here suddenly Sunday night household effect*. Loss over 110,000; of milk fever. She had given in oue acquired wisdom; especially did they °***. shirts whan they fraqnaotly means tbe next day. aa it partially insured. year over 19,000 pounds of milk, which enlarge upon the profuadity of tbe dledid In thia omo, rtm, her husband, soa Thc woo]- -buyers arc through with yielded 0M pounds of butter. She was oourse bo which they had just listened Coldwater, having purponnds in that town. rttMaoC Mid Garden-. wnrne csteforiuch poiitionii «t the Grand Itaptda Bu>N>«M Collet*. Shorthand, and Normal School, lor Catalotne, sddrw.' A. S- Parbh, Propr. Why Suffer? When you can be Cured feUttataadv. �= Your Painter NotesFromthF^ has often wasted time and material in ♦rving to obtain a shade of color, and has even resorted to the use of ready nixed paints, the ingredients of which h- knew nothing, because of the difficu}Jy ,n making a shade of color >ith lead. This waste can be avoided t'■ . .• r.3S of National Lead Company’s Pure White Lead Tinting Colors T.-. : • . •, .ire a combination of per­ . . • . • colors, put up in small cans, . . - d so that one pound will ; - ds qf Strictly Pure White shade sh’own on the can. ms you will have the best ie world, because made of K trials— • 4 ictly Pure nite Lead .' rs. Insist on having one .is of white lead that are mnufactured by the “ Old .css, and known to be LBIT. * Naturally, however, the comparative A BOLD THIEF'S WORK. exhibit is what mostly interests librar­ Grabs a Ba< Contalnln< S3,04 ians. This consists of a full collection of printed blanks, forms, photographs, ernmnnt Building I Ear ■;»<>. etc., classified, mounted and bound to­ gether with tabulated results of expe­ I 8t. Paul. Minn., Aug. 15.—The HL rience in various departments of libra­ I Paul bankers are dazed over a robbery ry administration an^ with samples ' at the First national bank Monday of appliances, furniture, fittings, me­ morning in which a man alone was pro»« Public Libraries. chanical-and labor-saving devices and ' able to seize a 93,000 bag of gold in the tools. A deep interest was shown in presence of twenty people and disap­ Fair UCIUTI Letter. I .(Special . _ __ _Watt's ~ - r*ir pear in a crowd. The police have been One of the strongest arguments in thc matter by librarians through’out 1 searching for him ever since, but there favor of holding a world's fair the country, and prompt responses were are small prospects that hc will be at all in any part of the globe is made to the request on tho part of caught. its grand educational advantages. thc committee to furnish what they ■ Kenaldo Lares, a trusted representa­ could. In all the oratory delivered by those -J — x»ap uy tur tne important leaButofby farexhibit thc more fea- tive of the Merchafits* national bank, In favor of u—J m favor of tin* the Sunday opening of >' ture this as being the most accompanied 'by 1. H. Jacobs, porter of th* Cx-l — ■ the Columbian exposition of 16WI the j far-reaching in Its possible usefulness thc Merchants', had just come into the most forcible‘and in fact about tho ; is that inaugurated especially under First national bank to make a only cogent tne ; thc auspices ofthe American Library settlement with the clearing house. cogent argument argument w» was mat that the fair, being gignntie school xsing suuh sudh a n'<rinu»nvl« ---- ’ and —a ■ ‘ ■ The fumls consisted .of three offering such Buperb advantages in the association. The difficulty experienced bags containing each in by new library comndttecs the world I gold in a smull 95,000 steel box. and way of. education, should be thrown open to the masses as freely as pos-‘ over in thc start of a? new library is other money, making in all about 920,­ well recognized. The idea of this im ­ sible. . 000. The box was fastened to the por­ It only natural that, »un with mis this . portant feature is to aid such commit­ ter, Jacobs, by means of handcuffs, and , seen* __ p-----...o., — so -- ■prominent, un educa- , tees. The association committee set । thc two men carried the box when on grand M idea about their Inbor in a sensible and tional exhibit would formn very Im- ' the street between them. When practical manner. Circulars, outlin- : entered the bank there portant part of tho Columbian exposi- ' mg me general general plan, plan, were were sent sent, to to !, they ing the tion. Such un exhibit there is, located , librarians nH over thcxountrj ’asking was nothing unusual noticed in the in the northwest corner of the Govern- cooperatluu. They were asked to sun- 1 office. About twenty men stood at They on were asked to sub- the various windows and desks attend­ indit building. The space occupied is1 Cooperation. mit a list of books certain subjects 1Dg to uusiness. arriving ui me icner ing business. Arriving thean teller's not extensive nor has it been given j from which a committee could not pos- • w intto iow Lares opened theatbox re such a position as its importance de-, sibly make a mistake in selecting one moVing the bags placed them on serves, and yet th? number of visitors j ur all. ,' window ledge at his ng \ ( • . , j window - icugc at ms ngnv siae. tie and the general interest it attracts are orIn thl* wnv n H«t «< *■ r>nn In this lyuy a list of 5.000 has been stood between the post und thc winsurprising. • 'The .bureau of education at Wash­ <iho!icn. When thc selections of thc li- dow, while thc porter, Jacobs, stood at ington early began the work of organ­ , brarians had ail come in the commit- his left, between Lares, and lhe door. ization und the commissioner, through tee revised and made their selections. I Resting the bags for the moment on th'J aid of a committee from the In turn the list they made was given 1 the ledge, Lares began to pay in the American Library u^xtiation, has loan expert committee of three and . loose money, and was busy with this brought down to the Hpccifieil number ; when he heard a step at his right, and. been enabled to an ex-J ex- of ---------- inaugurate •—•*«» 5,009 volumes. Then begun another ! turning instantly, he saw the robber hibjt broad in its scope of usefulness i branch of the work—that of obtaining ‘ trrab one ot the basra and dart around --1 obtaining grab one ot thc bags and dart around and of iif-------------------------------------------------■ decided general interest. Thc ' the books from thc publishers. the post door. i.anra Lares . r7~ — The •me post toward wwaru the me uuur. । committee appointed was: Mary 8. Cutler,’ of the Library school at Al­ general impression prevails in tho I made a leap and succeeded in reaching minds of the committee that thc forthe door almost us quickly as tho thief bany:. Frank Hill, publie A«V****~J'. library-, ------- -P.- ...... eign pulrfishers did not. fully under- and• would '' no doubt . •• •have •been able .... y....—i- N. »• »» -j*_ • •• to Newark. J.; Charles Alex. --Nelson. stand the matter, as many refused com-| cat. ’b him or at least follow mtn had hau catah him or at least follow him '•—* Newlierry • library. <Chicago; Weston pliance with the request to furnish ' not a man, undoubtedly the accomplice Flint, bureau of et'. >n,.Washing- what was asked. From the American | of the thief, here interposed by ciowdthe thief, here interposed by ciowd| ton: Charles A. Cutv Boston athe- publishers, however, there Was a very of jng Lares to the wall and giving the naeum; Frodi II. Ilihl. hicago public general response, und tho result was man with the bag a clear sweep. library, and' Hannah , James. Osterthat out of the 5,000 list 3,800 volumes . 7 ------------ . >*, J ’■ •« 'excite— InMM an■ MM.M.. instant everything was bont library, Wilkes irre. l4. Th entire exhih h i. u:. k-r the <lireetr<>n of hnve been rooeived. These hooks were { ment; the clerks- and clearing house all sent to the Library school at Albany i men rushed out into thc general bank­ C. Wellman rur.t. •>< Troy. N.Y..and of ind there, made ready for exhibition ! Ing office, but the gold and robbers Miss Mary at the exposition. This matter of 1 were us completely gone as though the the Library preparation was a difficult one. The 1 earth hod closed over them, The exhil idea was to catalogue them prop- j prises < v.-ri•.*th:ng of an educational erlj\as would be done In »• complete ; PREY FOR SPECULATORS. chararVr t.tat could lie supplied by running library. There arc, however, the l.tar-an "f education and such many systems of cataloguing books, other material as could Ire colhs’ted and the problem of which system to Milwavkek, Aug. 15.—In her peti­ 4 libraries und from the .adopt presented itself. It was finally tion filed in the probate court asking :• various ptf! decided to use only the decimal and for un accounting of the estate of her country. Qte cxlr.-nuly inMi .tto! The expansive systems, us being the husband, the lute Alexander Mitchell, exhibit is under the head <»f urchi- more popular. Realizing that many i Miss» Murtha Mitchell charges her son, .United States Senator John L. Mitchell, as executor of the estate, with a lack of business experience, and alleges that he Ims become "the victim of'iron mine adventures and stbek jobbing speculators." Senator Mitchell is required to/uppear in the probate court the first -Tuesday in Sep­ tember and show cause on various mat­ ters pertaining to thc estate of his father, among them why he should not tiie an inventory of the «tsiate, tlnd why hc should not be removed us executor of the estate and a receiver appointed in his place to provide and carry out the trusts and provisions of his father’s wilL Fending the hearing on thc pe­ tition Senator Mitchell is enjoined from incumbering any of the estate to silch an extent as to injure or itostroy the rights of Mrs. Martha Mitchell, his mother, aud David Ferguson Mitchell, her sou. An Interacting Corner In tho Gov. ©un/bifti/gpojilioQ. DritKcron General Davis has or­ dered a stop put to the alleged danc­ ing in thc Persian palace on tho Mid­ way Plaisance. Space upon Midway Plaisance has been astdgned for an cncampiueTit of thc Kansas national guard September 10 to 17, inclusive. ■ Exhibitors and concessionaires in Midway who have alien contract labor employed mutt return such people to their native land when discharged. NewzYouk has one of thc finest state building i at the world's fair. It is feet wide by 200 feet long.jmd three stories high. Inclusive of donated material and decorations tho structure represents an expenditure of there 1 than 8150,000. The American exhibitors have l>emstrong & McKelvy" gun a fight on the wheel chair conces­ r-Bauman" “Eckstein" sion by calling upon thc council of ad­ istock-’ “Anchor” ministration to huvv the prjws re­ duced, bcHoving that such u policy “Morley” “Shipman1 would bring more 'people to the fair aud increase the receipts for the use of “Collier leal ____ ” cliairs. Davis-Chambers" . THE national commission has adopted ft ;f Strictly Pure White Lead resolutions "recognizing the heroic services rendered nt the cold storage will nay you fire” by Mnr.ihal Muirphy, Lieut. Wil­ .:ijr to pal ■» book c ng iniorma- liam Burket, Lieuz. William Miller, . liar; it will (.’apt. James Carnes. Hans Rehfelt, James McClure and John Howard. iONAL LEAD CO., DO not miss thc fair, whatever the cost. It will be the one time in the B ranch. life of some. It will not' be as expen­ sive as inay be supposed, and the relax­ ation .from tho ordinary pursuits, with the enjoyment to be secured, trill more than compensate for tho time devoted to that purpose. The Russian exhibit at the world's .oWp, fair oecnpics 120.610 squtire feet, - ear th n 1 Wvn next In need try a pair. divided as follows: Agriculture. 32,000; Best in tho world. horticulture, 7,000; Hve. i.tock. 900; fish­ eries. .6.300; mines, 2,400; machinery, $5.00 43.00 4.100; transportation. 2,500; manufac­ 42.50 54.00 tures 50.000; electricity. 20<); tine arts, 12.00 $3.50 1.200; liberal arts, 12.400; ethnology, lit; ucci forestry, 2.800. ii 50 (I 42.00 Midway's motley population was in­ 42.25 St.73 creased the other night by one. This ren aoYi new addition is an'eight-pound Nubian 42.00 41.75 baby boy. ; The newbotuer was Ixirn at eight o'clock in the evening in a tent at the Arabian encampment. This is the first child to be born at thc fair. The I 3 Sr9 DRESS SHOE msds In the Istet Javanese infant who died in thc Jav­ 'I piy $6 to $8, try my S3, $3.50, $4.00or anese village when one week old was Thy ft equal to cuttofn male nd look »nd born outside thc grounds. . If y.-o wish to econ.-rhe In your footwear, Concerning the rumor that Gov. Alb■.to irg W.'L Sboev" Name rd geld is to call an extra seaaion of the ? ilinocd os tM bottom, lock fcr It wften you bay. legislature to grant the exposition use W.L.DOIGLAS. lirucktoD, MAse. ScM by of Jackson park another .rear Presi­ dent HiginU>tham sahl: “Such action would hi* unnecessary. The park com­ missioner} have full power. However, the exposition company has not asked U.'i’HOEl: for the use pf thc park another year for the and 1 do not think it will.’* otn.-c in Oil Wed CALIFORNIA’S FAIR. ’•<- year I W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE 5ssts 700LLEY & BRONSON. atrl.t orfr.ilt BolMrr. -2 ace th«* Uwful . dtflhr^l uid .4 said the library The California midwinter world's fair is now an ass-ured undertaking, and. according to the .sanguine expr?.^-ious of Californians visiting in Chipftgo. it will be a faithful reproduc­ •trtermlB- tion, upon a considerably reduebd of said de­ scale, of the Columbian exposition. there tn Golden Gate park, one of thc most at­ I‘03 Kt tractive resorts in tho United States, tor >n«»n. a-UiCUed has finally been selected us the site of >f ou^ and the fair. The directors and manage­ Im «V <,' ment of the park objected to the- fair |H'f4O|l1 being erected upon that port of the i< "t Hx-tiuzs, <i> said county, and grounds which had been beautified at o it ativ there be. why the prayer of great expense, and accordingly the •i Otirr may uol be zraht«*d. Aud it Is ' n’ red, that said petlttonergive notice site selected is upon the unimproved his inten-trd Id said esUie. ol the' portion. The nature.of the exposition of Mid petltioq, and the hearing '> i i-uii? * copy i>f txis order lobe will necessitate a heavy outlay for । I । lhe HasthiKs BANxr.it. a nrwja- landscape gardening, construction of !■ i and eircu'.Ated ie s.ud couuty of lagoons, fountains, caves, terrace* und h -ccn week for three successive other features, which wiH be given to .in v| . ;s to \std daynf he«ri»g. lhe park when the tale I. oyer. Accord- I <11A Ki.KM VV. ARM <T Ito so. rt.e ropv.) Judue of Probate. Ing to the prrswnt plan, there will bo * ' bnlldlng,. to be erected et four main buildings, to be erected at ...bthe expense ot c. fair directory from * • I All MOKTGAGE SALE. scriptions they are now rccelelng. • I fisvlux been made In tae condition* of the coast and a number of- southern • bn niurutam nistle by William Newton states will be invited to participate in i । .h- N'<-wton to Emilv D. Bovlwicx. the event, and as each will be repre- ', ' Mureli vjtli. A !>.. I»o. and •’--I -I the offlen of the Hrghtvr sented by a state building the more ' Is lor tu<- I'mt-ty of Barrvjind State ol -ia. -ii tiie 2:*:ti day of Manti, A. I».. enthusiastic supporters of the fair now lib-r.M of tn>.;<on page M3, ' -’a.'e W-m on lhe expreui condition picture a formidable rival'of thc pres­ Ii -I de'ault h- nuul- lu tue payment ent world's fair. •it- re.l or any nirt thereof oti any day ' i Ui- "tame ‘hoHid be made payable * "•!<; -<pr— .ed. and ynould lhe same reComanche, thc only living thing that nbtld and In arrearv tor the space of <io> th-n and from thenretor*h escaped the massacre on the Little Big ■ *j»«e of tlm *;dd thirty day*, tbe Horn when Custar and his command ■ tl ‘ii-n ot two tlibusaad dollar* with ■ ir*xrut lnu»ie«t Ui-reon shall at the were annihilated by the Sioux, died a ■ « tiie party ol the second part become few ycars> afterdie battle, and was and oonblfl immediately tbereigii :!(■• i eriod UmHcd tor tl*- stuffed by order ot the goverhment r-olmiy not then have expln*<l. ' He is now to be tycq.at the Kansas htvlug Idjmj ina-to lu th* pay-r-vt •l-i- M trch 2rtit. MOT and state building at the world's fair, hav­ .Ude i-om; rvmwi*-d uupa'd ami, fti ing been loaned to the state by the > ot thirty, oara ar ' up- national government. Comanche was itor««tl | :>rhicipd sum of two lara with all arreanupr ot Interant thc horse of gallant CapL Keogh, who nm <'~<;lafe>d dti» paynb'e ---------ami MU(| was killed with his chief at the "Last terms of in'ortc <««•. Rally." Thc horse was wounded in esprrs-rd clHi.ned to Im > line *t the rtMr the battle, and his life was with diffi­ ■ st!i.’MHn ■ ftwo t>ou«an*t thtee culty preserved. Beno's men cared for sad an xtt-N-aey's fee of thtrty- him as though he had been human, and for In said after his recovery he was sent to Fort •I <H;tr» i>ravl4ea • u .■ ana uo iu;it or proceedings litvinx been inadtuted io, reeover lhe Lincoln. Neb., from which point ho < Mriired oy sold luortKagi. or “I was sent to Fort Meade. Later he was I i ityreol. • . by virtue of the power of transferred to Fart Riley, Kan., where **:>7;ui>«*«i in «.nid tnortKxtfr. and tbe he passed his latter days in pcacel ' in »uch -u.*d<i and provided, notice dying of old age when hc had rounded ■ toby tfiven that ou Saturday the U> septembcF, A. D.. l»B. at ten out the ripe terin of thirty-one years. • Lie fureitoun, 1 Mill I sell at jmblle CapL Keogh was the last man who •:. to u.~. iH-.oiv-t t)Mttors :il thc north ' t' *<>r ot the I'oiirt Mott‘e in the City of rode Comanche. Thc dignity of u gen­ i ■ i Glut l*-l»x thk plnee where lhe Clr- eral order was Invoked to save the old ' 1 wit ' .r Horry Qonnty h hnldrn). ibe horse from the indignity of serving in Ir '!<•••ri!»ed In k dii uiortzs^e. ur so ' ihmo( t.isv be ticresssry _______ ’ >y tire amourt flue ou sold tnort- the ranks. with efaetit fper cent. Interest ID. ObjrcL . <11 legal eou< towtber with aa attorney’s Bingo—Well, old man, I’ll say good« thirty-five i dollara covenanted Gi-reln. tbe premises being described by now. I’m off for the world's fair :« i nrartnee its all those pieces aud to-morrow. Going to take all my fam­ • ,r c!» <>| [.md 'jinx and being situate In ' ■ township nt ll-dtimore. in lhe county of ily witjj me. 1 - rv aud Mato of Mkhlznn. and known Klngle/^Why, thought you said you un-r <lrvrii»-«| 4*fo'h>w«towit:■! - LAt li.llnf the novili wret quarter ar.d weren't Joing. tirsrtTi q’uirtrr of the south «• -t qoar> Bingo-Ll wasn't. But I understand tcrut*<<-t| .ii • ,$» Ih town two U'> north there is a place there where you can luu ' eight (■) w.”<. omuluiug one hundred and turre a-rea tnpfOorlMa. check your children, and I want to see EMILY D. Hborwtox, Mortgagee. ’ if I can't get a little rest.—Clothier and FniMrT.coio»>vB,: Attorjey for Mortgages, FunualM.Tluted June iand. Utt. forest Tires TnVwisconsin. est fires arc raging extensively along lhe b«>uth Shore railroad exst of this city. The extent of damage done can­ not be definitely 'learned, os the wires are down. Citizens here who are well informed as to the nature of the burning country ssy the loss of LIBRARY EXHIBIT IX OOVEBXMKXT BCILDLXO. standing timber will be heavy. Bruce Crossing, u little hamlet tectural. It consist* of large, clear thousands of people who would be In- 100 miles from here, was prac­ forested in this feature of the fair | photographic views of all the principal tically wiped out Sunddy night existing and propose^ libraries in this। would be unable to attend thc fair, the Much railway rolling stock has committee resolved upon thc publico- ' been and other countries. destroyed. The wife and tion of 90,000 catalogues containing the ' child of a lumberman are missing and T>>e object ot tM» deponent » two complete 5,000 list. are auppoved to have perished in tbe «<>«• It eelta attention to the erch.These catalogues arc to Im* mailed flames. Special trains have been sent importance and rignlfloneo wherever the possibility of a new li­ «< hbnwte. and «ngge.ta to common - brary can be heard of, and it will be so out on the South Shore road to render assistance to the Inhabitants and care ‘‘»i‘ “=■■> S?,1’Illua1’ “T .i? I managed that any committee can se­ brary buildings. It also shows the de­ lect such books as they desire, feeling for the company’s property. ----- - ---------- » Felopment and present state of library Sure that they cannot go astray in FOR A GREAT MUSEUM. science •cience by giving plans and interior choosing from it There are a certain view’of many apartments in noted li- number of works on history; so many Ulg Fair tn Chicago. bxarics and educational institutions. on travel, and many of art and science, Cbicaoo, Aug. 15.—The world's fair In the arrangement of the material and so on. and thc published catalogue , , ... directors nave have npiwiuiru appointed i/ireciur Director v»cuGenon exhibition there are \Yinmerous and number, will only hare to bo Io -I eral D„u Present Hlglnbotham plans shown as in operation ih different lowed, thus doing all the difficult work on(j j• — V. •• Scott a com­ libraries. There are systems of hang­ n committee ordinarily finds in this con- ! and Mr. James • to form an organization ing maps and charts, shelving and neetton. The Idea is on admirable one. ' c jt citizens with tbe object of cataloguing IBooks and, in fact, all the and has been carried out to perfec- i !•-* fair ...... -establishing a world's* museum best and most improved ways of con­ tion. of anthropological, ethnological, min­ ducting a public library; the exhibit is The 5.R00 volumes received arc all , eral and UMtvt w, other classes of exhibits after in reality a library in complete work­ on exhibition al the lair properly th. o( the lair period, it i, well ing order. shelved, number? 1 and classified. Ac- -known that ... .. .. an immense collection of. An opportunity has been given in­ curding to arrangements made with the these exhibits will be left to the dis­ ventors to show improved devices ami publishers, the boblca will all be given position of the public, both, by states many have taken advantage of the to thc Library sehlrnl, Albany, together and foreign countries, as it will not pay chance. . Among them is a revolving with the contribution from individual ' to send them home again. The object system of indexing titles which at­ libraries. J. J. Fuller. Jistos ‘ secure these for Chicago not only tracts great attention. The system of the great fair, but as t'nrle Sara ITrwrlrs of Expense. ' a? , nivenirs ' contemplates the indexing of 40,000 objects of educational value and popular books and the average time needed to' Treasury officials are taking meas- entertainment find any book listed is forty-two sec­■ ores to curtail the expenses of thc onds. Under the idea of inventions• national commbc^ion and the board of A I. motA, Wash., Au?. 15.—The Union might perhaps be mentioned what is> lady managers at thc world's fair. It ! called the traveling library. This is• is stated in Washington that both of Pacific steamer Annie Faxon was blown a neat Cabinet containing 100 well se-■ .these bodies huv» been in session un- | up Monday morning at Wade’s wharf, 7 selcctcd volumes sent from the Library’ necessarily, thus involving large run- miles below here. Eight persons were school i at Albany to pmnll townsi niog expenses; that both bodies have , killed und all on board injured. She where jno libraries have been insti­■ executive committees authorized to i carried five passengers. The vessel was tuted. When the utility of thc book: transact any business demanding ' literally blop-n to pieces. has bean-bxhauMe-l in one place, thc• urgency, and it is therefore contended j cabinet Is skipped to another town and1 that it is not necessary for both or I New York, Aug. i.\—Dr. Robert W. is thu4 kept in constant use. Thou­’ cither of them to remain in scMdon ut ' Buchanan bus been sentenced by Re­ sands of these traveling libraries are’ this time. Secretary Carlisle's atten- corder Smyth to die in the electric now out in thc country and the scheme' tian has been gall'd to the largo ex- , chair in the week beginning October 2. • penne thus incurred, end rcccmincndu- j is b< coining vastly popular. Buchanan was convicted ot killing his Thc |>lan of the "home library'" isi tlons hare been made to him looking second wife by slow poison in order to also shown os an exhibit. This is ai to thc curtailing jif the expenses of ; obtain her fortune. He afterward re­ Boston idea and is extensively used ini both these bodies. married his first wife, who hud ob­ that city, though thc advantages be­ tained a divorce from him. . coming known other cities ore adopt­ “So that Is a Venetian gondola. Is It?" ing it. This is also a cabinet, contain­ I . ’ Ai.TIMonx, Md.. Aug. 15. — Prot M. said Skidmore to a Columbian guard. ing twenty-five boots which are placed ••It te." A. Newell.'.one of Maryland's foremost in the i homes of thc poorer Mass of "Venice the thing going to start?"— educators, with a national reputation children and left there for a given Jud. as author of school works, died at 'eugth of time Barre de Gracs Monday morning. The earl of Derby, who died a few | days ago, waa seriously considered aa a I candidate for the throne of Greece । after the retirement of Kiq? Otto, the Bavarian, jn 1863. At tho tune ho waa Lord Stanley, a member of thc house of commons and one of thc. most Intimate friends of Lord Beaconsfield, then still Benjamin DhraelL This in­ teresting historical fact first became, public two years ago, through Froude, the English historian, who found let­ ters referring to it in the correspon­ dence between Beaconsfield and Mrs. Brydges. Although Disraeli favored the candidacy of Stanley, he expressed tbe belief in a letter, dated December D, 1869, that thc Stanleys would prefer Knonsley to the Parthenon and Lanca­ shire to thc plains of Attica. tir. E. C. wests Nene and Brain Treatment I' - old under podttre writton guarantee, by author- uw; evil vreama: iace at uonaoaoce; L'< rviiii'uw*; Uvituds; all Dratae; LoMOf Power of tbe GetM-rstlvn Orsum tn either sex, caused V r-verexarttan; loathful Errors, or Excessive Use ot T-bscco, Opium or Liquor, which roan lead to MGrr/, Coosuraptlan, IrwAnlty and Death. By mail, fl a box; 0 tor (3:with wrltuaxruarantse to cure or refundntooey. WEHTSOOLGii syki p. cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, WlKI | :r.,: < b ,r„ Ilos-A.1t lotale. H;uall rlxe discontinued; old. roe. rite, aow9Se.; old Il lire, row 30O. GUARANTEES Ueued only by W. H. Goodyear. Sole Agent, Hastings. Dslroil, L&nsiag i Sorthsra TIME TABLE. Iu effect May 28.1W3. Favorite Route between Grand Rapid*. Itolroi and the easL Grand RapidlE:,-t Paris McCord Alto Elmdale 'Clarksville Lake Odessa (Woodbury Sunfteld Mulliken Grauct l^dge UMMUM Detroit P. fi Lv I Howard City ., | Edmore „. Stanton ,. loula Ar |(>rand 1-edge M IS A. M. IGoing West | A. M. Detroit UUMUK H M Grand Lutai Mulllkt-u Sunfield Woodbury LlkaOtaM H M Clarksville Elmdale Alto 12 JS McCord East Part* Grand Rapid* IP. ii. II’. M. IF —rsr. '*ortland tonla Howard City lonls Stanton | r dinore . • Every day. others week days only. ♦ stop mi signal. Parlor cars oq all trains between Grand It i' ids and Detroit. Seats » rents. Connections tnide InVnlon »taii'>n. Grand Rapids with tbe Chicago* Went Michigan Railway fob Chicago and the West and for Mraut<ION, Maximtf.k. Traverse Ctty, Elk Rafllr. ClIARLKVolX. PrroOKXY AXD BAY View. Favorite route to the summer resorts of northern Michigan. Trains leave Grand RapUs tor Chicago. 7-J5 A. M.. A. M. and 1 JO P. M., fl 30 P. •l!;3fl P M Arrive Chicago 12;-O P. M., 4:10 P. M..6:.W P. M.2dB A. M. and 7d» A. M.. except Saturday, via. 8L Joseph and Steam­ er. f/mve tor Manistee 7:30 A. M. I :W F. M., and U*ave tortbarlcvois. 1'rtoskvand Bay View ♦TSWA.M <4:W,P M .and ll:UP. M. Parlor ears on day trxti.s and steepen on nhibi trains between Bar View, Grand Rapids, CRieage and Detroit. Through palace elf be­ tween Hastings and Bay View. via. C. K. & S. R’y.. D. I.. AN. R'y.. andC. A W. M. B’y. Ask our agents for further particulars write.to Gkokoe DEBAVKX.Gen'l PaesT Ag't. Grand Rapid Chicago, Wamaioo & Sigiww TIME TABLE. In effect July 30. IMS. Stat Iona. north. Kalamazoo Lv. KuAt Cooper Richland J unci CresseyI.. Mito iMlton....... Cloverdale Shultz HASTINOS......... Coats Grove.... W.XMllatMl Grabd Rapid*. Button*. _ . SOCTH. Kalamazoo Ar.. East Cooper I.v Richland JuDc't Cressey.... Mito Dattoa.... ('Invrrdale Shultz IlAnTXGS..* Coats Grove. Woodtatyi.... "'ri'' u» l " taaitnx......... Itetrott................ Grand Rapids... topa <>u autnal uaijr ln< without luuto.. L Skiuiei �moaldlBOT. uJ other pto ok nW work INQUISITIVE FLOWERS. goods. "Evening News;” "Pruama;" Nino a ••Prince Randolph’’ and "Tub,’’ »e goods. U executed to order promptlj wlthoui de­ Besides theae be Is handling other popular lay In tbe best manner. They 1 kewtw d in the town­ brands and ta prepared to offer dealers contract for the erection of hew buildings, black Now It U lhe bot.nl.te who **■>«" county ot Barry, No. T«ux Bell.® didn’t k« such terms as will be to their advantage to or/br the repair or alteration of old prem­ h, pursuant to ’ In «nv p««ill»lle eoeonnter. It all trade with him. Mr. Gordon la a pleasant ises, and they have executed mtny im­ > weH .lory csknlhted to .end terror d to me on the 4th happened in another way entirely. to the hc.rU ot bocal Io lover., by *t nappenra »nouir> •'-j.j— portant building contracts in this i, by the Probata was out on Long Laks Monday with a and agreeable young man for whom we In taet tbe most of finest buildings in this armlog tbe .uertlon ot Darwin, that I m-"peak a liberal patronage. coisclentlous law abldmg old dtv and vicinity stand as monuments of plant, can fW Only to think ol "loaded for bear" (the gun. not Peter) A THE LIQUOR HABIT. their ikill. They are responsible and re­ ?t' I’bosbe and Phylll. and Daphne, saaUtlockot ducks came along, mis liable and adhere closely to specifications, how your Innocent conddcncea hare excited Peter and In an evil and Insure the best materials and work­ been violated irreverently and heartstood up in the boat and attempted to manship, which are important features in overcome tbe ooaseientlous scruples of the these days of "Skimped" and Inferior lewly in all thd bygone grai. He pointed the oidfuaee to the di­ «... work. The foundation of this business Think of tbe treachery ol the threerection of tbe fleeing ducks and flz*d. A Administrator. was laid in 1803, with several subsequent Icaved clover, and the cold. “XatoW death dealing Broncho Isn’t any compariLuted, August lOtt). IM cruelty ot the innoccnHooklng liven changes until Feb. 1893 it came into the s6u to tbe way that conscientious old. gun In this Intelligent age it Is no longer a wort: thc cunning and perfidy of tho Order of Publication. kicked on shooting at ducks before lhe law debatable question that drunkenness Is a hands of lhe present, who will me.lt the Circuit tn Chancery. is out The barrel of tin- gun flew hp and disease and is curable, and the man who liberal patronage that Is being accorded hyacinth, and even tho k-OTlugnea. 8TATK OF thumped him over the head and lhe gun is so unfortunate as to be afflicted and them in this important enterprise. Long of the demure primrose! Who otter this will wear a boutonniere, knowing stock Imngrd him la the eye three times. neglects to avail himself of the opportu­ may, they prosper.___________ that every act. every innocent flirta ­ Peter was knocked out of the boat a flying nity of a permanent cure to relieve himself AN ITEM FOR THE FARMER. Hattie Gwliuger. tion that may happen while it js being in to tret of water and tor a moment was of the constant desire for stimulants Is do­ Defendant iM&talbk*.' When he came to he was ing the greatest Injustice to those nearest Suit rending In toe Circuit Court for tin- ; worn,' may be indelibly recorded upon Co-n.tvof Barey-’n Ctom<*r>. «» Hastings on pputaUng water Hkq a whale, and the boat and dearest to him. and certainly is deserv­ the floral retina? Science has shown Ure l»h ••>•* of AU4U4L A. 1> . UMO. farui Implements, burgle", wagons. was aiMMit 80 feet away, which he finally ing of tbe severest censure. Thousands us monsters In our drinkir.g-water.and Ill this rikiiM- K ■ »K>e..rln« fr<uii xmdavtt on | managed to reach. After getting In Its have lx en cured and are being cured by that toe dafcadaul. Haute Garlliiger , created thc undreamed terror* of tho file, i« not a rr-ddeut of thts sixte. but rraldes In the work the gun, like .McGinty, went "down Dr. Bandy’s Improved Gold Cure, a fact bacilli in our food; but now it comes Mate of Misnouri. on motion ot 1 hllflp ,T. C<-l-1 to the bottom of the! sea." where It still Is, known to every reading or listening man. gruvv coiiiid-imaot's soib-ltor. It is ordered ttist to rob sylvtfh sweetness of its and probably will remain. Peter thinks woman or child throughout, the United No house iu Hastings libeller known to the sab! defeunauL Ha«Uc Gar.Inger canv ; one such encounter ।Is enough In a life States. This system has become the most the residents ot this community Uian that and to destroy the sweet illusion that, In r appeal-u>ee >• be eiiterwt hervtn. vllhtn time, and thanks fortune that he escaped popular In all sections on account of its conducted by IL B. Richards. « geniieman when we left ’.‘the madding crowd be­ three inontb* from the dale of to\* order, mid tn . eascof uoiiapp’Orauoe thst fhe exuse her an as he did. success in effecting a permanent cure In who understands to a nicely what the pub­ hind, and turned from our Mayfaira X.Mil Ol .»n,;lMal to | and ^jurrny Murray Hills to — the every instance, without a single failure. HC »«■ lilM »Cd 8COM thereof to he «en wi oh raid • lic tiemanu demand in bls line roquucs. requires. In 1800 6nu su uis - -------- • *>heitor within twcniy dais after . Another Important .advantage is that he laid the foundation of this enterprise ' way5 o and.forest, could shun OMuulamaui's oif field uviu ••»...«*•*» —*we ------------service ou ter of a <v*py of said bill s:>d notw-r , ■ There will be an ice cream social at lied patients are treated at home without the which embraces the dealing in farm ma- -ways f ■ --------*-*-»• grows so «*»"• tho espionage which weari­ ot ihl* order; and that l«> default thereof, -mid , Ribbon halt iu Morgan. Wednesday eve., large expense of attending a sanitarium, bill be taken a* c.»ule»*ed tiy tiie raid ton; 1 chlnerj . buggies, carriages arid wagons. • "^ e ^3^ the season's end. Now some towards season ’ s Aug 23. 1893, for the benefit otthe U. B. beddes there are no delays from business, The stock he carries comprises a complete . 1 we ta*rn? Deductions ap- rrX<u5,|« is*further ordered, that within twenty preacher. -JB ---1 Jffll 1 the patient lias all the freedom he pleases asanrtvent of all kinds of farm Imple-1 . . b . suggestions. Plants raid rompl.dnant exu«e a tKrtlra «»t I.r«. and ,.m.n known in 1^”^, c‘„ u.,.y „ot henr a. well, <Uk«the USual service at the Presbyter-iso church and can attend to all business matters as ibis order to we j-ubll-lred in the Hast rgs । though not being treated.- We can num­ trade, with their attachments and repairs. : can seii in y -r-atAd life’ If Banner. nm*w"P*I»r print* *. ruhjhhed and circulating in v-’H comity, aud that Mich pute He has the agency for the celebrateb Ear-1 like other farms of “ ber the otherwise hopless homes into .. .... ...._ rk..v.,l„ at Iw.a.t oil,’,. In * BTtre Y I’. 8. C. E» at G:30 every Sunday which this treatment has brought the plre drill «. well known 10 the mml pl I QOly only wo whnt -our our wv knew ......... — dop,_nnd - ~ at tbe Presbyterian church. leader. Aug. greatest Joy. In November 1892 Dr. J. C. our readers that to praise It however, buttercups said about alx>ut us, wuat trust a shock . might . . . .be to . our . ' _ .—I . .. . vanity, nite ' 30. ■• “ Mrs. Yutz. ‘ Sinner.-, and ‘ Mints are lonnpmaD one of our most noted and re­ wcdeeBi unnecessary, but will briefly state j it impervious cordially Invited. spected physicians, undertook to carry on that oue hundred of them have been sold i . the grxxl work in this section and under by him during the past three years in A MODEL STORE Circuit Judge. John Croat, a Charlotte whiskey dealt r, a special contract with the Improved Barry 11 /v.n.Ov «nffli'!ent county, thia this w wer. Ihltilr think I" Is sufficient uturT copjobva. M , Gold Cure Co. has sole control of this to convince the most skeptical of the su­ was arrested last week for selling whiskey <’«mi • Kolh-lior. '•otnetlilng About the Ohl und . section. He has been most carefully In­ perior merits of the machine- He also . . Tro.t ’ ..p> 1 <hx G NAOLgn.' lt<qftster. structed. aud thoroughly understands the has the agency for the renowned Aer- Illegally. method of treatment as Is attested by mulor and Neel Tower wind mills, which bis success. he having cured twenty cases possess all the gtxxi points found iu others, of tbe liquor habit, besides a number of mor­ besides many that outshine anything the A< a commercial Institution of this city phine and tobacco habits. He will rest can boast. Besides these he has tbe which has been held iu the highest favor guarantee to cure any case of drunkenness exclusive agency for the products of other or the general public the last one third of morphine or tobacco habit known if his standard agricultural ’implement manu­ a century, and which is one of the largest directions are followed, and will assure facturers. He likewisecarrbA a fnll line of its class In the county, the Baxnkk all the very best of care and attention. of buggies, carriages, surreys ami wagons, briefly notices In’ to-day'-, issue the. dry­ Those haying failed under other, systems and among which are- the products of goods and millinery house of J. Russell of treatment are especially requested to Dalsnn A Son, Kalamazoo We gon Co. and which I* too widely knowu to need words call and investigate the methods of the Ovid Carriage Co. and also the . celebrated , of special commendation. The store is a improved Gold Cure whjch never fails. iiarrlton farm wagons. F'- *-- r- and I handsome one. and the stock which is ; His terms- are extremely moderate, the others who are interested'should call and j tastefully arranged Is full and complete charges for treatment being onfy 850.00 see his stock and leant prices for certainly in every department and embraces In for the liquor or mornhlue habits, and to­ he is prepared to offer extraordinary in-! IU assortment the products of the most re­ bacco from 82.00 to 85.00. Those of the duceincnia In his line. nowned looms: w hich consist of plain and Baxxkk readers, who are so unfortunate fancy silks and a wide range of dress or have friend? who are afflicted with j grxxb. some of which be is closing out at this disease and desire to be absolutely I extremely low prices: while many are the freed should call on or correspond with him i Some time since wide publicity was । very latest styles for *|l| wear which have for particulars. . given to tbe reported discovery in New | just been received a he desires that all (•ninen of a n mountain higher hi>»h.»e than any Snr !( Guinea thc ladies should.ct. |nd sed them. Here DOMESTIC. NEW HOME other In the world. ’Mount’ Hercules, ’ are also domestic". iadiWs furnishings, as the reputed giant was called,' was wraps and everything j pertaining to this alleged to have been measured by Maj. branch of trade, together, with la.x* cur­ hold Word* Throughout tbr World. Lawson and found to be thirty-seven tain.-. draperies, rugs qtc.. lu carpet" he The above are the names of two of tbe thousand feet high, or about eight carries samples from the leading manu­ rno.it popular sewing machines now before* facturers and Importer*, which embrace lu thousand feet taller than Mount Ever­ the public. Machines which have attain ­ their asaortmeot many! unique and attrac­ est, in the Himalayas. Subsequent in­ tive designs aud figures in all grades from ed a degree ot popularity and achieved rep­ vestigation, however. has shown Mount the finest Brussels to lhe ordinary carpet. utations for mechanical excellence un­ Hercules to be, when compared with precedented as well as merited. They eraThe millinery departn*. nt Is an’ especially those in the great mountain chain of attractive <»»■*. au-i had long since become body every desirable quality and win the the.iecogtdzed leader iu ' Hastings where admiration of all wbq see them in opera­ India, but a lilliputian, its actual tion. They are especially adapted for o height being but a little more than the finest Hue of iniiliiiery and fancy goods family use and are the experts favorites. | fifteen thousand feet could lx* obtained. Of course the styles change in this trade with life seasons, but They are the models ot simplicity, are les? ; liable to get outot order, are easy to control with tbe ample ■ experience which Mrs. are always positive iu their worth­ KusseiL who has charge'of this depart­ and ing. They run at a high rate of speed ' ment, has had In this work she is enabled without straining tbe running parts, .and in any number from s to 24. spring It lias SHOES on too. or HOES, just as you like, 1 to always select goods that meet the de­ mands and tastes ot the most stylish ladles altogether are the rnoxt perfect machines Hoes or Spring Pressure Shoes, and stands without an equal on earth either as a SHOE or of this community. This stoek Is con­ ever produced.’ Without alteridlon or special attachments they do a wider range HOE Drill, which is tlm universal verdict, of more than t a hundred farmers 1 have sold to stantly being rraewed from the eastern markets which furnishes the latest novel­ of work more easily and better tlian any in thei past three years. ties and most beautiful designs. The others; besides they do art work that no Always buy the BEST. others can do. Tlw accredited and re ­ nubefore buying. Dimming of hats and bonnets a prime Perfection is never an accident. feature of this branch of trade. Mrs. sponsible' agent for these machines iu Russell does in a manner that meets the this section is T. Phillips who has been I also sell the oldest and best STEEL WIND MILL in the market ami everybody approval ot tbe most fashionable element. lu ‘the business here for upwards of MiH and Towers. No rust, no In this department as well as dry goods, twenty years and from the beginning has exceptional batgains are offered In order controlled a large and influential trade. decay, and they to close out summer stock* to make room He has handled these machines tbe past Please call anrt see me that is only painted and not ten years and their merry click can be for fall goods. Much of the success «>f galvanized like the Aennotor. business is dependent upon wisdom in hra rd in hundreds of homes in Hastings Mr. buying and y»e. careful methods pursued Ar.d throughout Barry county. by Mr. RumsII lu the affairs of bis store Phillips is a mechanical expert and is has assisted In making It a leader, and is tl-oroughly acquainted with the different ’ thus enabled to furnish the best goods at makes of machines on the market and , We bare *ome special bargains in mens Che iowest-prices. Wo suggest to tbe lady fully understands which is the best among and boys shoes to close out ar lhe Racket. readers of the Banner that thev call at them. He also handles the White, Stand­ We are aware produce is low and. will ills store. It will be found that a visit ard, New Goodrich, and others, together will repay thorn, whether they want to with duplicate parts for all machines he sell accordingly. A look at our goods and sells, and sewing machine supplies ot all prices will convince you at the Backet. buy or not kinds, while repair work Is giien atten­ Five daz. clothes pins for 5c at the IT IS BOUND TO BECOME THE tion. He buys his machines direct from Racket the factory and is prepared to offer the FAVORITE PLACE TO GET A lowest cash price* on easy payments at tbe One dot. papers carpet tacks for 10c at GOOD MEAL. < most reasonable rates. He likewise con­ tbe Racket. ducts the Hastings Pump Works where One paper good pins for 1c at the Rack­ is manufactured several styles ofr wood pumps which have become very popular et throughout this section. They are made One paper good needles for 1c at the of only tbe chociest of materials, ana are Racket Tbe people of this community are no perfect In their working and finish and One dot good lead pencils for 5c at the different from those of any other section and are sold at prices which cannot be dupli­ in cansequence are fond of good living. cated when quality la considered. Hun­ Racket Those establlshmenta at which one may dreds of these are In use throughout this Ono dozl rubber tip lead pencils for 8c obtain Ums necessary nutriment to sustain section, and many will use qo others. at the Racket. toe physical frame and give vitality to the Mr. Phillips Is one ot our most respected Onedoz. good steel pens and match mental faculties are of the greatest im­ residents well worthy of the success be portance to tbe general welfare of any has achieved and Is lhe leading represent­ safe for luc at the Racket community. Especially Ju reference made ative of bis branch of trade In this section. One good eight day clock warranted for to restaurants, which not only prepare the $2.99. Walnut frame, at the |tacket. food but also provide a suitable place In THE LUMBER TRADE. One 8 ply chair seat for 10c at the Rackwhich to partake of It. It Is a business requiring a peculiar tact, and be who adopts it as a vocation- must necessarily Paper and envelopes at halt price from be prtparvd 'o eater to every want and the resL at the Racket. Tonallnaon A Rider satisfy every fane). Theae qualifications are possessed In a marked degree by M. It seem* to be hard limes for some of The rapid development of tbe cities and A. Gordon who on June 21st opened the towns of this country has made the lumber the manufacturers and they sell very Senate Restaurant under II ogle's at corner business one,of great Importance, aud it Is cheap. When we put down cash we will 'Btate aud Jefferson streets. The "Senate" Indeed a poor town which does not possess sell j ust as cheap as thej will let os, (we ■Is fitted up with all the requisite accom­ a planing mill, or oue or jnore firm* en­ pay spot cash) at the Racket. paniments attendant to the successful gaged In handling this great staple. This We sell tiie dandy saw for 23c at the -carrying on-of this business. With Im- business is most ably and skillfully rep­ Racket nnaculate and attractive^ surroundings in resented in Hastings by Bentlev, Tom­ 'private dining rooms ladies and gentle­ linson A Rider whose facilities place them To trade, the celebrated suction carpel men can sit dowu wlto gratification and in a position to promptly and satisfactori­ flwrvper" for egg*. A wont xl>out them, satisfy their appetites. If they desire ice ly execute and fill the most extensive and the brush h soft, they do tbe work by cream, here toe best quality Is served. important contracts. They are manu­ auciIon, do not wear the carpet, will out­ The oyster season upened on Tuesday facturers of hardwood lumber, doors, sash, wear 5 time* the price In broom*. and yesterday Mr. Gordon was serving the interior and exterior Bnlshhig". etc., and We will put) the work against anyone you finest In any style you might wish to call have constantly kept .their mills running I rnxy bring, only $2 oo at the Rack* t. for them, he will continue tn serve them and In the seveiat departments furnish Milk pans 70c at the Racket. thrmiahout tho season. It you desire employment to thirty hands. They are steak.*, vegetables and other provisions or also extensive dealers In pine lumber, It will pay you gixxl big money to sell cold lunch* * with tea or coffee, lire man- lath and shingles. Their goods are di­ your produce for cash and come here to her in which he serves them cannot be rectly connected with the railway by buv as we will sell you cheaper than anv equalled anywhere. Lunches and warm means of switches which gives them every on- In the city, quality of goods CQlisIdeied meals are served at all hours and lhe pat­ facility for the receipt of goods which are at Ule Racket runage he is now enjoying demonatnitcx purchased In large quantities from the that he knows how to conduct a restaur­ leading sources of supply. Their mill ant BAX.XKS?r- aJer.i. If you want x fine­ h a spacious two story frame building 00 ly prepared meal or Inncbi we advise you X100 trit In dimension*, fully equipped to irivi* the "Senate" a trial. In Conner- with tbe the latest improved woml wood working tiou with tois he la doing a Jobbing boat- ■ machinery, tools and applinnces which are •' Ursa In rigars. and has selected a Urie of ■ required lu the nuinnfaciure of rash, door* i g«xxl>, such aa he knows will become pop- ami Interior fitibhiugs. upon which wnrk ; u'ar with lire consumers *a well as the they furnish estimates al the lowest pos-idcaii-rs. Among th* brands which he I* 'Id* ’ --- consistent with -• -first■ • - i prices class handling and are of fine grade and faiul - «orkmaiiMilp and the best materials. ! lar totnsii) of our readers are "D. F.:’’ 1 1 • i«th ng In tire way of dltneus'on turn-' mpian" and "Due-Du-Toro,” ICo :• r. dressed Amber, flooring. aiding-,, • Additional Local Don’t Assest in ruining your eyesight but, have your examined and fit­ ted with glasses by Q. w. LOWRY, DRILL DOINGS R. B. RICHARDS $1,500 $1,500. WE HA VE JUST PURCHASED $ 1,500 WORTH That we will dose out at the regular WHOLESALE PRICE <>f the g'wls. Reinember that EVERY PAIR is I VARRANT­ ED to be first class in. every respect. Call and. examine the goods while there is a large assortment. THE RACKET - CH. OSBORN & CO SIGN, TH!. BANKRUPT STORE." � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-08-24.pdf 4ab16ce6f99c3805c4fb13c55635e75a PDF Text Text The best Advertisingmediumtn Bar ry County. . :-:<xvih Hastings -Banner. NO 17 — __________ Hastings, Published Tbursdnys by the COOK 8BOS.. ---- AT---_________ HAST1XGH. MICH. bOWdQI/K 5H0E bKILL COUNTY NEWS. - '■ BeMrd, Miss Mamie Burt hnq'returned from a visit in Chicago and in Wisconsin. Her brother George Burt is also home from Cliieaxo—Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Dey and daughters Glenns and Bessie spent a por­ tion of the week with friends here—Mr. and Mrs. Emil Wicks visited friends here th t fore part of the week—Miss Pearl Brotlierston started for Colorado Monday, title will attend school in Georgetown the the coming year—Mrs. E. W. Jordan and the Misses Dora and Lida Nichols went to Chicago on Monday test—The Bedford water works are in <»pei>tion at last. • Hickory Corners. It has reached the perfection is the very best drill inadc. : • be attained after 21 years' experience in its manufacture, while other drills have been made but a year or two. I: you need a drill ' et t think of buying one without calling at my store. LEADING HARDWARE DEALER IN BARRY COUNTY. - --yet-------- --------- HOW ABOUT THOSE. SHOES? HEED fl NEW PAIR? VES.J ph I f SOIIIBlhillQ That should Be remembered bON’T FAIL TO SEE US. We have a large stock for you to select from. Our price lowest. And we warrant every pair. Don't forget that. Call and see those welts made by John kelly, Rochester N. Y. . WOOLLEY 6* BR2NS0N. The Sherman Silver Law SHOE DEALERS. Is that I don't go thro' the country “hen-peck­ ing” the life out of you trying to sell you some­ thing you don’t want or need, but when you are in want of anything in my line such as Lumber Waaons, Buaaies, ' Plows, Drills, and Sprlna Tooth Harrows. It will hp money in yoiir pocket to give me a Call, J® Townsend i_■ If you intend going to " O• Is the all-absorbing question just now. Two or three years ago the silver in a silver dollar was * worth in the nef hborhool of WO cents. At the present time it is worth only about 50 cents. To-day for 50 cents you can buy Furniture at Archie McCoy s that two years ago would have cost you $1.00. . OUR PRICE/ ALWAYS KEEP FACE WITH THE TIMES----- archie mocoy, • . FURNITURE AND CARPET EMPORIUM. : SCHOOL : You will need ibooks We aim to keep EVERYTHING In the line of School Books, Slates, Tablets, etc. w. It QOObYE/lR ' WHOLE NO. 1993 mich., august 24.1893. Hastings Banner. Thu Modkbx Druggist. Born to Will Perrin and wife on Satur­ day the 12th. a tine daughter—Boyd Cortright and wife in company with Clare Aldrich ahd wife arc 1 camping al Gull Lake—Charles Young and ills best girl of Kalamazoo made a visit with Will Elliott and tyife Friday, the former being a boss pitcher for the Hickory Corners nine which scooped the Hastings Line on the 11th. nt this place, ami also the Ijicey nine on the 18th. Hurrah for tbe winnets!—On Tuesday evening the 15tli. Inst, an ice cream social was {held at the resi­ dence of VoJney Snyder in which 312.15 was realized for the benefit of Rev. Tomp­ kins pastor of the P. M. church of this place—Mr. Cutant and wife of your city visited their son Elmer Saturday and Sun­ day — Ijicey base ball nines are to match If possible the Hickory nines in the near future—Mrs. W. Barber and grand daugh­ ter Miss Vera Cort rig fit anticipate visiting Hastings Tuesday the latter going from there to Middleville, thence to Caledonia to visit relatives ami friends several day's before our school term Is to com­ mence—Where. Ob! Where is the balm in Gilead to heal and cure the ailments of our esteemed fellow citizens vyho so loudly made such promises before the last presi­ dential election that all business would boom under Democratic administration, that wheat would advance and have the purchasing power of at least one dollar a bushel, and other agricultural produce would command a corresponding price in the markets. Now that wheat has only half that value and t|ie crop of wool re­ duced to a nominal figure 8 to 17 cents per pound, we are led to inquire what alls that party mid where Is the physician who can successfully prescribe for this relapse of the dread malady of bankruptcy where, business men and firms are driven to the wall; labor thrown out of employ, factories shut down and a whole catalogue of evils follow the broken promises made to the. [American people. Freeport. Several from this place and vicinity at­ tended Caiuptneeting in Pennock’s grove Sunday—B. Brayton has been visiting his parents—Roy Will and George Becker have gone to Lake Odessa—A good many from Freeport and vicinity went to Ottawa Beach Sunday on the excursion—T. E. MeCollom's brother Burt from Elgin, Ill. visited him last week—Floyd McCollom returned to bls home in Linden last ' week —The Merry-go-round arrived In Frce«pbrt last week—R. Wolcott visited Lowell one day last week—The World’s fair vis­ itors from this place are all expected home this week. Clovardala. A fcreat many attended camp meeting last Sunday—The church organ purchased of Mr. Mattson of Hastings, is a fine in­ strument and should give good satisfaction —Alex McCollum has been appointed dept. Sheriff—Sheppard and Walter Oli­ ver were summoned to Kalamazoo last Monday to attend the funeral of their mother, whose death bad been looked for some lime past. The deceased was a former resident of Barry Co., but after her marriage resided in Kalamazoo. She had survived her husband many years and proved a devoted and kind -mother to the children left to her care. a Prairieville. John Calms and wife are visiting the World's fair—George Nelson and family are camping at Pine Lake—Mrs. 8. Culler entertained friends from Richland last week—John and Peter Diamond of Grand Rapids are spending their vacation at home—George Galletlev has returned from Chicago where he has been visiting the World’s fair—Mrs. Thompson has been visiting friends al Nashville—The Misses Mary Smith and Jennie Mullen made a business trip lo Kalamazoo one day last week—Bert Smith of Nashville Snndayed lu town Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. her uncle A. C. Towne—Martin Woodard our wheat merchant is paying 54c. for wheat in accordance with those good prices promised by Grover—M. M. Chase and Beda Fenner go to Chicago this week to take in the World.s fair—II. H. Honey­ well has a fine new house. It will be dedicated Tuesday evening with an Ice cream social for the benefit of the Baptist church nt Prairieville—Blain Ray has gone to Hiram Coleman's in Johnstown to move some barns for him—Mrs. G. Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bush, Ross Cadwaliader and Fred Elliott leave MJlo this a. in. for Chicago to take In the World’s fair. Johnstown. Mrs. C.C. Messenger and son Lee. of Howard City are visiting friends In this section, Mrs. Messenger’s health is much Improved—The family of S. 8. Fisk held a reunion a few days since—The soil is so dry and hard that many farmers are oblig­ ed to wait for rain before plowing—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nichols spent Sunday in our town. Hppa Center. Mr. and Mrs. F. Jackson, of Harbor Springs, attended the funeral of the for­ mer’s mother—Mr. and Mrs. Jim Under­ hill. of Hickory Coiners, spent Sunday nt Mr. McQuarrie’s—Mr. and Mrs. Heart spent Sunday at O. D. Loomis’—Mr. Ctmtterdon, of Chicago, is visiting rela­ tives' around here—Mrs. Jane Chandler returned from Gull Lake Sunday—Messrs. E. and IL Wilkinson and families, of Del­ ton. Sundaycd at Gid Wilkinson’s—Dora Srantz began work for Mrs. Will Slbles Monday—Bessie Pratt, of Hastings, spent last week with friends in this vicinity— The saints will hold a camp meeting in Simpson’s move 1J< miles west of Cedar Creek, beginning August 80th and con­ tinuing over the following Sunday—Miss Sarah Pilgrim, of Baltimore, was the guest of Grace Chandler part of last week—Mrs. M. Sceber. of Rutland, visited her mother tbe first part of the week—Victor Armor Is visiting at Martin Chandler's—A num­ ber from this place attended the campmcellng In Pennock’s grove. •< . Nashville. • John Crites and family from the west, visited friends here this week—Tbe M. E. Sunday school hold their annual picnic at Tbornapplei Uke Tuesday—A number from here went to see the boys play bail at Lacey Tuesday afternoon—Miss Velina Walwrath Irf visiting at Lansing—Mrs. Hiram Walrath spent the day at Charlotte Wednesday—Among the visitor* from here to the world’s fair this week are Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Franvls. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Bul­ linger, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Knight, Misses Alice McKinnisand Amelia DeCoufscy and Mr. Frank Smith—W. 8. Beeman, "bf Co­ lon. takes O. M. Hulllnger’s place at the depot while he is doing the world’s fair— J. C. Furnlss and A. H. Weber were at Woodland Sunday—Four youug ladles from here spent Sunday at Soboy Lake— D. W. Leedy, of Woodland', was in town Tuesday—Will Frace and son Casper, of Charlotte, spent Sunday with friends here —E. 11. Van Nocker and mother visited friends at Bellevue Sunday—P. B. Frace and daughter Mrs. C. E. Demmlng. of Jackson, are guests at Frank Wolcott’s— O. Z. Ide. of Hastings, opened up a silver plating establishment here Monday. Plriuaut Valley. Several of our citizens attended the farmers’ picnic at Lake Odessa. Report a large crowd and fine time—A goodly num­ ber of our church going people attended the camp meeting at Hastings Monday. A splendid company and excellent speak­ ing are what they say of It—Wm. Carbough Freeman Gates, of Portland. Sundayed with E. Lockhart—Dry! dry! loo dry! is what the farmers say for anything—West Williams and family, of Battle Creek, were guests of Horace Hart last week.—A photograph man from Jackson, was among us taking the pictures of our farmers' buildings, giving the best of satisfaction —Mr. Ashley and wife of town spent Sun­ day with M. Bloom—Bert Murphy, of Hastings is stopping a while with his mother—Nett Appleman. and family, of town. Sundayed with his parents—John Oliver, the fruit man. of Charlotte, was around braking after the fruit Interests— Wm. Troxell has put up a new barn. Orangeville. Delton Mrs. 8. C. Wing, of Otsego, spent Sun­ day with friends here—Miss Elsie LePrad Is visiting at Ell NicholsVE. Hathaway’s little boy had his foot badly bruised by tbe lever of a sulky plow falling across it —George Cross Is able to walk again with­ out crutches—Charles Crawford has re­ turned from bls trip west—Mrs. E. E. Bright, of Plainwell, Is visiting her daugh­ ter Mrs. Eya LeBaron at Gun Lake—Miss Addle Ritchie was the gjiest of Miss Elsie EePrad last Monday-/filss Minnie War­ dell has a badly swollen fate the result of getting too near the little busy bees—T. Elsworth entertained relatives from Al­ bion last week. Mrs. J. Bush has returned from a ten days’ visit with friends at Howard City— W. II. Chase was at the county seat on business—The Dr. made a business trip to Kalamazoo recently—Myrtle Norwood was home over Sunday—Mr. Rowley and wife attended the camp meeting at Pennock’s grove Sunday—Prof. Bates, of Mt. Clem­ ens, was the guest of H. C. Boynton over Sunday—Felix Chamberlain and family attended a grove meeting in Pennock's grove—Charlie Johnson is visiting friends here—Tom Wells raised a 80x60 bam last Saturday—Our G. A. R. boys attended the reunion at Hastings last week—Mr. Row­ ley made a business trip to Kal<ipaztra— B. IL 11 nested was at the county seal Mon­ day—The church is plastered—Abner Moon has Just finished a 00 barrel cistem' for Lew Williams— Miss Susdani. Mrs. Robert Norwood's sister, of Banfield is not expected to live—Preaching every Sunday afternoon -at 4 o’clock al Crooked lake on the Baptist grounds. Woodland. »zlVe hear that a certain house in town is haunted, we do not doubt the story from what we hear-v*C. 5. Palmerton was in Hastings Monday on legal business— ✓Tur Exchange bank still cashes N. Y. drafts and foreign checks which speaks well for It—Woodland lodge of 1. O. O. F. entertained a Irage company of visitors on Monday night. Eight lodges were repre­ sented and a general good time was had by all present—Woodland base ball club played Freeport on our grounds on Mon­ day. • Our boys expected\to be. an easy prey, but put up a much better game than they expected. In fact they never played so good a game before. At the end of nine innings'the score stood 8 to 27 in favor of Woodland. The Freeport boys are a gentlemanly set of boys and we think can put a much belter game than they played on Monday—Several weeks since the spire of the M. E. church was sadly demoralized by lightning. We wonder why the work of repairing the same is not commenced—L. Faul and wife have gone lo Chicago to take In the sights—Prof. H. B. Andrus of Nashville was in town on Monday—Att’y. John Crites of Washington, a former resident of Woodland Is shaking hands with Wood­ land friends—Will Crakes has gone North with a span of horses—C. S. Palmerton has the Hay fever—Sheriff McKevttt was in town on Monday—Several parties are attcpdlng Campmeet'.ng South of Has­ tings—L. Parrott and Johnathan Haight were absent from town on Saturday and Sunday attending the funeral of Mr. Haight’s sister. Boweui M Ills. Miss Rena Wlnar spent Sunday with parents—L. W. Mastinbrook Sundayed In Grand Rapid*—Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pierson spent Sunday’ with'- friends In Bradly— Miss Eliza GirrlfHms returned from tbe world’s fair—”Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wil­ liamson have returned (rom Holland where they have been visiting friends—L. W. Mastlnbrook has a brother at work for him In the blacksmith shop—Mrs. Mary Hunter, of Grand Rapids, a sister of W. S. Ives, is visiting relatives at this place — Mr. Stephen Ide, wife and daughter, also Mrs. Hallie King returned to Grand Rapids last wet k—John King had the mis­ fortune to have a eow fall and break a leg last Monday—Mr. and Mrs, Milo Ide returniv) from the north where they have I wen visiting relatives for a couple of week*—Mr. Barringer is very low at this writing—Mrs. Zlgler, of Indiana, was called to this place to see.her son who Is very low at this writing. WISHING ON A FALLING STAR. A Gallclan Eefft-nd Which Give* the Origin of the Ctutom. Here and there in the highways and byways of the world many legendsand superstitions still linger and continue to retain their ancient prestige. In Galicia, the province northeast of Hun­ gary’. the peasants believe that when a star falls to earth it is at’once trans­ formed into a rarely beautiful woman with long hair, blonde and glittering. This splendid creature, miraculously engendered, exercises on all who come in contact with her a magical in­ fluence. Every handsome youth un­ fortunate enough to attract her atten­ tion becomes her victim. Thus having allured them to her, she encircles them with her arms in an embrace that be­ comes gradually tighter and tighter until the poor dupes are strangled to death. If certain words are mur­ mured the moment the star starts tQ fall they'cause her allurements to lose their power. From this superstition springs the custom of wishing while a star is seen hurrying through the air, a wish said surely to come true if com­ pletely formulated before the light is extinguished. The Spaniards saw In the falling stars the souls of their dead friends, the thread Of whose ex­ istence was cut short by destiny. The Arabs thought these stars to be burn­ ing stones thrown by the angels on to the heads of devils who attempted to enter paradise. # THKy LOST THE WRONG MEN.' It Wa» Only the Good Sailors Who De­ serted the Foreign Boats. The number of desertions that actu­ ally occurred while the foreign ships of war were here has not been pub­ Osgood and John Fuller and wife made lished, but since no complaint has been a business trip to Muskegon last week— Many from here attended tbe Campmeet­ heard from the commanders generally ing In Pennock’s Groreyfeue Cotton Is the number cannot have been large. now able to ride out a little after his long Down at Old Point Comfort, just as lllness-»*There are but few preparing to the ships were weighing anchor to sow wheat. Acreage will be very lights* move up to this city, a reporter of the The grasshoppers are ruining the clover New York Sun asked the captain of seed crop—Our village blacksmiths are In one of the English ships how many their harvest during this dry weather— men he lust in Virginia. John and Henry Marks are in Ingham CtMsy. •‘Only four, sir," said the captain, county on business—JVhen John Marks Earle and Lyle Parmiter accompanied by returns from Ingham county be will make Miss Floris Morgan, of Cbarlottle, are the' । “but they were the wrong four. long and high steps and set up the cigars. guest a of relatives here—Little Bernlcu 1 When we dropped anchor here I called It’s a girl. .Rlckentuore lias been quite sick but Is ; up 3 number of mon that I had had my better nt this writing—Quite n number of i eyes on for a long time, and I said to our young men attended the races at Au­ them: ‘Look here,’ I said, ’you’re a bad r Mlle ✓'Remember the Barry county Pioneer gusta on Saturday—Will Lyon lias return­ lot You’re alivays making trouble picnic at the new court bouse the .".IsL ed to his home in Gallon—Mr*. Minnie aboard ship. Ill tell you what I’ll du commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp. Humni »nd. of Hastings,'vinited her sister, i1 with you. I’ll give you five shillinga It Is expected that Gov. Rich will be pres­ Mr-. Emma Hammond last week—Chas, apiece if you’ll cut and run when you to address the people—One fifth of an inch and Enos Barber both rldu in now carri­ go ash uro here.* of rain fell on the 10th. Inst. Thankful ages—Frank Rlckentnore. of Augusta, i ’’That’s what I said to them, but for small favora. Lt checked the severity spent Sunday at his fathers—Oliver De­ they’re with tae yeL Yuu can’t get rid of the drought for a short time -Fitting par. of Comstock, was here on Monday of bad pennies like them. They’d ground for wheat Is the order of the day catling on nnmrrous relatives—Cha*. Har­ rather stay and stir up mischief, it’s ^Hlaii policy of .holding wheat for higher ber had the tnhfurlnno to h«e oU tufki ys the good men that we lost, and raoru this •w-a.Mttj from cholera or .some other prices, Some of our farmers ought to have guardians appointed, especially those mysterious disease, on* that cost him 54 of them take French leave in New that have from Iwn to three crops of wheat IbU spring. Manv died alter not more York. It's the ambitious, push-ahead on hand as many have—Mrs. B. W. John­ Ilian 5 minutes alrkncBit—Mrs. H. Brown­ fellows who think they'll get to be son and W. C. Towne made a business ell Is cnterluiiiing relatives—Mrs. Peter ! Vanderbilts if they have half a chance trip to Kalamazoo last week—Mary. Rum­ Lriimnr. <>f Delton. Is the jtueit of Mrs. [ ■—those arc the kind that turn up minat* sey and daughter from BoUna are visiting Mira Clark. tag every time." y' ' Cunta Grove. �NOTICE FOR .HEARING Cf irv. --------- -- -------- - ------------ ' f thoroughly •xploj^d. Loiwtte, who TRUE COSMOPOLIS OF EUROPE. tent and the infantry companies were disappeared after Doyte’s tragic wearily going over the or baJr*^ » deBth. was found not far away, and the 4,000 From This Country. net exercise. Old Brux had been sent ( Uce thought it but fair that Mrs. riends. P? P?11^ hrt_ia not deprivednf of the cosmopolitan character of the for. and came. M Lascelles friends. , Rdhe* ^Avitolvaaxl her maid. Then ram. other population of Purl, bus frequtotly both, like himself, soldiers of the aoath, j ________________________ oonfined in toother we-­ been commented upon. The French were presented, and for their informs-, addltlona. though confined other sec tlons the city efty. Mr. Mr. Pepper Pepper wired wired capital U full .of tatonon.loang.ra all lion WartaB'a •“■T',,"'*' Uon , of th. Bu Gapt. Charles R. Kinoknown a. aa M. M. Philippto Phi’.ippra the time, men and women In whomth. with oaly moat ° | tltot th. partyr known certain incident-, which might b« eon„ to; earth tod would reach , lore ------of their own oountry 1. entirely riderad «» reflecting on the character ^d been run to ™ —- —— --­ Ted 1 town with him by train about the ' extlncL or who find Pari, a ple^nter and dignity -------ol the brother And that toother of the;force re-| ■ojonrnlng - elder ; tome time pltoe than any other, then IPhilippe ?■ there taere । MobUe. . . bo<t br|nripg They toe the butterflte. of the world ,!ii!i*"'e told hta his- Tru True, . hod K»»n been yontnln certain transactions transaction between >j a^o^g‘man“.known ■’as'^Tw^n ’and nave more time and i.-,i w. . । I the ^jie people who have fro ns com IS USD.] Armand and himself. U«- tadfulb • nte< t ij Ma nsadesertcr, and a <l-rv upright- ••(money - money than they know how to spend, — „ - . ;j w_ deserter andaUbrrsprigbt••Odd." Pepper, as n» orvujor ladv oppeBre<| ’* tJ trusted his brother, • a mani man of of «£»*£• •I' j ladv xvho who appeared to move move '' and and to to *hom whom the the changing changing life 111 of Paris "Odd," said said Mr. Mr. Pepper, as u>ey they o»u had ;; truste-o grown to call him. "I heard that sung . Wrth the management of the> little in . J J Hfc hag the ckarm thnt asuBlly acoouipabv a fellow up in Chdrtres street two henfance waich he. a soldkr. had no j officer nieA variety. They are drones in the nights band-running before this thing j idea how to handle, and Arpiand s busi- . Q marriage in South busy hives of French industry'. But happemnl-a merry cu»s. too with a neSJ, hBd suffered greatly by Vie W“r: ! SrokTin the sPri^^^. As Mr• ' according to the Rochester Herald the WARING’S PERIL Freeman Bigg* <rf Hutton towxuhtp. eight mile* from Charleston, I1L, ea^ ries the scalps of twenty-one thousand Mulrrela at his belt, ao to apeak. As hL reputation for truth and <sracity fa good, his neighbors do not dfaputo hfa claim that he has slaughtered five hundred deer, three hundred wild turkeys and more prairie chickens than he hod time to count He fa, accord­ ing to the Chicago Tribune, seventyone years old. and hfa sight to just as good ns ever, so good, in fact, that if the bullet from the rifle he has carried for manv years fails to strike Mr. Squir­ rel between the eyes bo will hardly throw the anipial in hfa game bag— and .squirrels are" worth from twe'vo « Imlf ■■ - -to ______ __________ - thirtyand u flftecin cento. -For five years “Freem" Biggs has hunted j l.'Va oiaNuie wlllbuuF.of A««iHi. in, . U11''■Uioin Dated July, atb, A. ft !««. Chau W AHjinuoxa ■ J Prion of ProbMie. STATE OF MinifGA5 "' ’ ■ . .., Fifth Judlmi cirvLit ThMMld Gxrllnitrr 1 • COJIiplXlIDll.t * rather loose hand <>u hfashekels. Lots it was touching to see how tn every '■ p ; ,(1Pjt w|ien he reported working bees are ako foreign to a of people may know it. though, mayn t WOrd the younger strove to conceal the * '5^ "It s almost a full hand, very great extent, in IMO the popuHattie Garliiig.-r. Utojl Drij-imau*.. «■’"" • I fact that the eider hiul misapplied the £ fatfbi of Paris wax 2,334.550. Just couatvot BiuTv!.,hiTh. “No. indeed, not down here." said purities and had been I Wa need thatcabmah^to tHL” i what proportiA pf this number were .Sam. "It only cume hut in New \ork. faithless to hfa trust. Everything, be .7 foreigners is not shown by available "bush tails," an«l tlic proceeds of his , ,hf >“l' day ••fAe.-u,: within the last four m<»nths.and hasn't. declared, had been finally settled as I How did j on truce PhHlppts? dsked linf n wp„nl olncial staite- accurate aim huve bought a flue farm i statistics, but u recent official statebcen south or west at all, that I know between them that very morning be- Reynolds. meut gives the present number as close on which ho reared » family of ten | l» not a rvdUutoftlrof. [fore "Him? Ob. he was too darned musl- upon 300.000. These people are of for- children, „I. Wliat o nai did <uu he lie look like?" uni-. । jure his iub return reium to w Havana. Armand . . •’— —brought - had brought to him early all repapers It?.—nationality, but hold a permanent ) “Preen: Frcom” Biggs wax born in Clinton 1 the v-.i ‘Well, what did the fellow that— was , •had to him early all^papers ( cal.re-, cal. It was—what do ypu call-eign “ Ih 1 maing in his possession and Flure de Tay that did for him. JXhy. : parf with you look like?" ’ .... . __ a hod paid »a tn... ------- in n —jA jt fa estimated county. 0.. and went to Hutton town- i But here Sam's description grew i . . what knew, he's (be the teUow fellow that ra.s.-d raised all .he the men . . w justly --------- due. |He U,kn „„. he', At that I .-.v.« i.uiropfn «•;»' ■ □ capable of bearing ship when fifteen years old. time there were plenty of deer and i vogue. So I’epiMJr went up to have a however, that Armand was now great- money and most of the h — 11 for this ' a n. d lwm> .hero- »™«. "h“l “ •‘■Sftcring of th,in beer by himself at the cafe chantant I ly embBrrBM,.d in his affix.; .. They ) old man Lascelles. He'd been sharp- urws... turkeys there, and a* a boy he acquired I rmupiniuabrxMilIrn'ir' ] there would be in the event of a gen­ on Chartres street, and didn’t return had parted with fond embrace, the ing him hint for years. veara" eral European European war! war! It It is is stated stated that that a remarkable proficiency with the riflo ; M;r*15* ber 1,1 ‘i and finally drifted into hunting as » > mu to^ccmiV'.-. for nearly a week. ' most affectionate of brothers. But! "Well, when can we bring this thing , UI of iiiisfjrvuk thJ(. t iv.v.fi-. foreiffn contingent. ------- Die Meantime came thfa exquisite April ( phiU Beelnf Bnd hearing to- aa head?" asked the aide-de-camp. • ■the ’-------4,000 Americans form aristoerady, means of support. The railroads came, I residrm m-fernia .i 'iSTiil't'.K maruiugtodsam .apprar.nto to U,, „.k. him ^^y app„. . ”Toco 1 tiempo! by Saturday, 1 reckon." •• since all the others belong mainly to and deer eoald bo .hipped to the <»SL I and until the settlements drove the ' ibN ankr to be pul-riv paar phtot.n. In Irani a< ljtt«o hen.ive as a»u> Armand', future, taturr. to to know know , Hut But it ® Janie sooner. » ■ ' the working classes . hensive to Armand*# Eran U>. h«to. totol ta prick up hu b„in,„ U1 Kol ■ Waring j was seated one lovely even­ A very large part of the labor of game away ho told reai*>n. After th, > that his business was r , ‘ .. ' „ their ears and be glad to see him. . ...... ... —, ■t- - ing in -a low reclirJng chair on Mrs. 1 Paris is performed by aliens. Belgium country became sett led ana the greater 1 iicxudubccontlms-d down-bill, tnat that ne he uaa had uwu been rai»<i>K raising , , . " . i . <iown-niii, Grim old war sergeante nxle up £ m ln .peculating, Cram's broad gallery, sipping contcnt- furnishes 60.000 day laborers, hatters part of th, timber tolled, the turkeys EJ'® touch their caps and express the bofie and had fftHpn , shan> lallcn intothc into the band, o ol sharp- ,«lly al the fragrantly, she had banded ,ud' ,lomart|„ k.ninu. Switierland. and deer disappeared, and he was ' .rnrP<] on Mfo uo:> niiri,'m‘ that they d soon lave • e eu era. anil “,i; band »• was t-j— b- — -------a sends . paw to — begin o— a — business ■—~—Li'Z engage’*’-”- 'j twenty dxys before the time and vet Armanu Armand wouxa would not aamit admit ,!*••■**. ,i him. The playing, ami sends.T5.TO0 35,000hutenera, butchers,woiicct waiters, paint- obliged — menTwlth the squirrel*, toUirreU which which concon. . .* not conftent . . . help > . or • 1number of children were • • ■ • erB in command of the rfcrht section again . would chaapg about glBxIerB. Germany supplies ment with the text sunn "not but what Loot n t Ferry s doing h.R gor brother’s property in noisy glee. The men were at supper, u r dcBk„, hoGel-krcpcra nbd tinucs op to the present, at least up to Cthi.lt JuUie. PhiUfT. couikovi.. first-rate, sir -and for a few min-, ln „The lawycr .the officers, as a rulei at mess. For clcrkl|. wllile Italv fa credited witH a the time prohibited by law in each J Contf'lAiDsm • UV,“' ChSfn<M*PrtlTu l-T Philippe, “informed me that Beau several minutes the semi-restored in- Hke nu|llber nf plUJn5K-r’, glazier*, year. For the last thirty-five years he j (A True Copi ] JOjHKG. Naum u, Itaround the battery, in his weak, fanRlvjigt. WBa heavily mortgaged, and it valid had not spoken a word in one „lre€t rau^cians and that character has done burinesa exclusively with the . guid voice \Varing indulged in a Httle . feared wm - --------------n„thing f hfa“ customary day-fircams he had —that ----- - -------- --------„ o-------a ,t i istic Parisian cfaxsof class of labor, labor, the the artists artists’’ squirrels, and modestly estimates that i of his own characteristic chaffing: left for madame and Nin Nin. though, j been 'calmly gazing at the shaIx;,y ' nxxlels. Bunlans to the number of on an average he lias sold about six mohtga<;e sale. "I expect you to bring this section for that matter, they shall never white hand of his hostess, "all queenly । 12,000are largely tanners and saddler\ hundred a year. At first the price . ^Default ---------------... „„„ Uavlax ..bwn mvlw .. h... .nndiilnM up to top notch. Mr. Ferry, as I am want." What he had also urged, and with ito weight of rings.” England, the ancient enemy of France, ranged from Hilton canto up. but now constitutionally opposed to any work he spoke with reluctance here, and', "Will you penult me to examine those contributes 14,000 servants, most of it ranges about ten cents and twelve : Januan'24. A. I» te*i. anil nmoi. ™ on my own account. I beg to call your UggUr OHM. to ««««,, owned it only because the detectives rings a moment?" he asked. . wjjOm arc coachmen and grooms, cento Ot comw th, topply of ripjto. ; attention, sir, to the fact that it’s very lh L|,..r , told him it was'now well known, won' "Why, certainly. No. you sit still, i.-rom this hasty summary it will be rels fa not so large at present. Be- May. A. D.t ^abraTuet°on''I>rl>o'ur horee when'The I tll“* An»»nd h“d of 1“u been Pl»yl»g | Mr. wiring,” rile raplled, promptly nearly every department ot sides, farmers who have woods pas- 1 iwkb3»2 o which rir<K:i-c:t u!ii:t-1| to i t.t>- th* uun o( hatterr U in taticuc The red blanket the role ol galant hommo. and that tl.o I rising, and. pulling them otthertlngera. , j to । o lar;,. foreign elemepl. turcH where these animals abound, put | three bunded d«’n»n ■**rnf).|n« ee»y. S tt}, ^d btaSct onbShould in th' b"'1 fl«'1' •" | l»ta ha, open palm. With . Evcn thl. n,Mie'!p.l pm. works and huge signs on their gateposts deefar- ! sad an attoniej'ii iro of tv.-nh , au a-aau a-toox. toura.. ... ... ...................... KVCU IOC lUUniCipUl gRS WOTHS . ‘ . thin hin fftlt. bn said, bound to sneak I the same dreamv exnression on his _»1.1. this he felt, he said, bound to speak । the same dreamy expression on his afau>nhter houses, together with the tag that "So hunting rioml on tala used. Be good enough to stretch your • fully, because incoming here with his j clear-cut, pallid face, he turned them v, arc employing L~ sewer department, iw> here farm." Under these disadvantages «r th* ured i-j ki i| traces there, right caisson. Yes, I witnesses to meet Lieut. Waring and over and over, held them up to the |nBnv f„r,.ignera that the propriety of Mr. Biggs was unable to takeover four j i ... thought so, swing, trace is twisted. I taertiorv. tn Grtueof the rower of uie his friends he had two.objects in view, light, finally selected one exquisite ' restricting '■ ■ ‘ --------•to ­ hundred last year. , lcot.ulo.-dlo.iaul...... -oxi rV .tstutei' the public service Carelessness. Mr. Ferry, and indiffer­ The first was to admit that he had ae- gem, and then, half rising, held forth French citizens is being seriously con­ ----------- I such ease made and j n : . n.di. p n iwn-Vy ence to duty are things I won’t toler- , cepted as fact the published reports the others. As she took them and still sidered. In ease of war the danger to WHITE HORSE OF LAMBOURNE. ate. Your chee.k strap, too, sir. is an that Lieut. Waring was probably hfa stood beside his chair as though , France of this great 'body of aliens, -------- | I shall sell at pobllc auction, tu the hidw inch too loqg. Your bit will .fall The Strange Natural Formation Which bidder, at Hie north front ibx'r ol the Court owing no allegiance to her. and many through that horse’s mouth. This brother's slayer: had hastened back to patiently waiting, he glanced up. -_ --------- -I House. In tbediv of IUrfyq;<i. [that teluz u»» New Orleans to demand justice or ob-j - ----” • »I of them from nations naturally an­ “Oh, beg pardon. You want -• this, place where the CirVuu Court for Barn Coaatv won t do. sir, not in my section, sir. I’lL In Berkshire. England, -______ ,---------- .— „--------- -is situated ------------a| Is bolden.] tbe prrn.i-es <l»ir4’“"’ '« —■j fine you a box of . -xtagas if it occurs tain revenge; had here learned from suppose?" and, handing her the dainty tagonistic,. would certainly be great. the lawyers and police that there were ■teacup, calmly slipped the ring into hill on the steep sides of which fa the ' ■*' The organization of a special police „ . . *an to pay tpe amount due onv other aiid much more probable theo­ his waistcoat-pocket and • languidly force to keep a sharp watch on the figure of a gigantic horse whose di- | with »twroetit lm-n-t uidb But the blare of the bugle sounding mensions arc almost an acre in extent, j Kether with an attotu-j - fir ... .T ries, having heard only one of which murmured: “Thanks^' several foreign colonies would almost Ti.. '•attention".announced the pre cnee of to—te »wwi,. »to.> »»ti to# dollarx eoveDantnl for therein. t!ie |>reiuie* he had cried: "Enough,” And had come "Welk I like that." .«» all that 'seem a ................................................. necessity. Such action is said The bead, neck, bod\ and tail of tats t>«ing d<-vcnb*-d in - . I m the battery commander Nell-whipped to pray the forgiveness of Mr. Waring wonderful figure consist of wide rerUrin tdece and |> i of i.md •ituatexnd be‘•^es? So do I,-rather better than to be atroDgly contemplated. up in an instant and whisked her inva­ whit, line, ». dto. Olto rachof b' to for having believed an officer and a the others." lid out of the way. gentleman guilty of . so foul a crime. ___ I ask what you purpose doing four legs. The outlines of this mon- lukcrlbed as hdlow'i« ■ “Moy "Good morning. Capl. Cram." said Second, he hod come to invoke his aid J I with THE POP WEED. , ■»">»» "P^tawn of th. gcoitotouinu, I 3j* SSir"" iv i with my my ring? ring?’” rtCi'n thMy-urrt he. as he passed his smiling chief. "I tlrarihlw, hara !" moMarer. Phi’ just • • thinking. "I was. I've ordered a <3-»‘.-n ;t; «r»t in Found Plentiful- are formed by cutting trenches, in the ■ [33) town one j: t.orui regret to observe, sir. tlr*"’ ’ chalk, of which the hill is mainly com- J ’a,u counD <M „ ) new for Larkin, )\vfa somewhat in nPP° WBS aorcteu almost to tears. nf.w Amidon nmiuon xor uarKin. a n new ninety- , been allowed to run doi M1 uk Mt i A.'ii » i . Murfaw ' 5 "There is one question I must beg to. dollar spit for Ferry, and I shall tec de­ pHlLirT.COU.UOVK. A resident of South Dakota gives posed, the ditches being from two to tny abfuince.” “Oh.'oul with you, you combination ask monsieur," said Waring, as the two cykjdLv poor this month, even if we re­ the fulJnwipg description of this three feet deep and about ten feet in Dated. June .Mtli, te n AVvrnej lor MurtgUR"Is there not still a Merton’s watch." strange plant: "Jt fa of rank growth, width. The chalk of the trenches be­ of check and incapacity, or I’ll run yon clasped hands. member of your family who entertains Zqjh. well, if it's only to pawn one. down with the whole battery. Oh! but little less than marvelous in its ing of a beautiful white and the sur­ MUKTUAGE • . Waring, some gentlemen m u carriage the idea that it was 1 who killed Ar- why no< take a diamond?" way. It has a stalk like the cabbage roundings the greeneKt of the green, Drlault h*nur been a.«4-But It isn't." plant with a large round top the size makes the figure of the horse plainly <H a certain murtznr- - »' have just stopped at your quarters, mand LaMjellear And Philippe* was deeply embar"What then, pray?" »cd Ixjnca KnLtht. bi•of a Hubbard squash and about the discernible, according to the Philadel­ all in black, too. Ah, here's the orderly rass,ri j! "Welk again I was just thinking— same color. There arc thousands of phia Press, at a distance of about •ixled May ah. A. I’ • tbe afflee of R<-ri»'rr . "Ah, monsieur,■' he answered, “I , whethe^ I could find another to match acres of it on the Indian rexervatidiis. twelve miles. aThis is the famous Mx-bixaii. 011 tbe :tn And the card, black bordered, hand­ liter MoIbwcUcjved into the phaeton, bore a name which could not venture to intrude myself ( this up In.town. or send this one—to In the vicinity of alkali beds it grows "White Horse of Lambourne.” The la tuortxaxe Uim-:» rU -. upoh a grief so sacred. 1 have nat her." ’ .I to a prodigious size. blanched Wariqg's face: . ( white hors^ is known to have been the al the «lAteottbia roller ; <• hundredth* dradflftv-iaree and km ■ ■. seen madame, mid who is there who | "Mr. 'Waring! Really?" .And now! .... "When the terrific northwest winds standard of the Saxons, and some have could—who would—tell her of Ar- ( iMrs. Cram's bright eyes arc dancing blow late in the fall the pop-balls be- supposed that tlks monster emblem­ doUara (FA3. U 100 and an .1 CT\L-r E.Td b« teeadoUan provide.! for In •.-« mKDd?T :^n<! Ph ju.pPS broke off with eagerness and delight. cotae detached from the stalk and nil atic figure was ma«tB by Hengist. one suit or proceedtnix at ;»n b. abruptly, with despairing shrug, and : , For all answer, though his own eyes for miles over the prairies, until they of the Saxon kings. Mr. WBe, an an­ ted to recover the mon--,« rhrndwf. roortgaxe or anv rnrt : • j^tward wave of hfa slender hand. begin to moisten and swim, he draws reach*-uneven -------------------* ■ ■ country or other obstruc ­ tiquarian who has written much on by virtue of the newer 0! * > ghihfpr funUti, “Let us try to sec that she never from an inner pocket a dainty letter, tions. where they accumulate and pile the white horse of Berkshire, brings in mortgage, and tlie itaiiiie m — — —and provided, notice is hereby alven that 00 • I-------- ■• — IA w-_ :— ..n-u ----------does know," said Waring. "These areL • postmarked from a far. fur city to the up like high houses of snow. Behind several arguments to prove that this Saturday, tbe 2nd day of September. A. I». W. aelock in the fhtvno.m. 1 xiiall—llaX pubthe men we need to find: the driver of northeast. these banks of weeds the wild buffalo figure was made by or under orders alien He auction t<» the hiibe.M hldder. at ihe noflB the cab, the stranger whose name , "You dear fellow! How can 1 tell found shelter in midwinter from from Alfred'during w the reign of Ethel- front door of the . uurt twu'e in the rib-of Itosounded so like yours, a tall, swarthy, you how glad I .am! 1 haven't dared to the fierce blizzards. If the pop- red, hfa brother, and that it fa a monu- Ungs. Michigan. - Uiat being the place where the black-haired, black-eyed fellow with ask you of her since we met at Wash­ wee<i ball comes forcibly in con- ^ment to a victory over the Danes in the circuit court f«r Barry county i- uoiurnj. .ne premises dr-ci Ibed m said mortpee. or so ington, but—oh, my heart has Been tact with any hard object while -- -----------much thereof ax may be necessary to psy tne "Why. what is it, Waring?" asked pointed mustache—" ’ year 8TL Other well-known writers amount due o: -aid mottgnite. with eignt per "C'est lui! e'est Men lui!" exclaimed just full of her since—since this trouble rolling it explodes with a tremendous Cram, anxiously, bending down from are of the opinion that the celebrated cent, intene-t. ami all Inal io»W. l^-vtlirr Midi Lascelles—"the very man who insisted come." . his saddle. report, a cloud of fine powder pass<% white horse is a natural freak—one of the attorney fee provided t«r in ■wild J**-1!’ gage. The preinis— bclaK ‘!t"*nbtd « . ijless the trouble! it was that on through the air, and thousands of . For a moment Waring was silent. on entering the private office where. I "God nature's oddest oddities. Ashmead­ s*Td mortgage as all that .ertain « Mrs, Cram felt her own hand trem­ Armand and I. we close our affairs that won her to me at last. I have sharp, fine needles arc thrown out In Burrton thinks that the eaxdy tribes parcel of land situate m ’lie town of l.u.Un'l that morning. Hfa whispered words 1------ 1 *--L------ ■-»----- . « . Mwhlran sod de­ bling. every direction. These needles arc noticed that the outlines of the freak County of Barry and St nscribed as follows, to wit ' “Can you turn the battery over to make my brother all of pule, and yet the seeds of the pop weed and arc resembled a horse to a certain extent aonth east corner of tbe A-'t ha): «t the noru. f Ferry and come with me?" asked the he go off humming to himself." , m t™“ what produce the mischief with stock, and that they worked it Inta its pres­ west quarter of section rlithieen three 1») north ramie nine 19) »c*t Thence “Oh, we'll nail him." said Cram. ! m wild! to tell him. I may. mayn't for they are very penetrating. Uen tenant. A ent shape, at least that they gave the running north twenty-eight > n»<l»,tM»« "Two of the best detectives in the "Certainly. Bugler, report to Lieut. 'hence guM •critter' will run from a rolling pop outlines their present graceful sym- running west forty t*91 : Twenty eight 1.-. ro.'-s u.ra.v ranniny "Yes, the moment he comes." Ferry and tell him.f ‘ 'have to be south are on his trail now." I Hltull weed like a jack rabbit from a coyote. •wnetry. However this may be, it *h>s south east forty [40! rods to the p c.- ut beuinning, | And then came Ananias with a J But Nijd brought a crowd with him absent for awhile. Drive on, Neil.” "The Indians tell strange and inter­ been the custom since time out of mem­ containing seven [** serri «d land । silver tray, champagne . and glasses ivhen hegot back from town a little esting stories about the weed. It fa ' " '••.'rwee. ory for the neighboring peasants to i (from Mrs. Cram), and the conference later.) Iteynolds was there, and Phi­ said that the young braves of the tribe, IMUd. June uh. IM’.. went on another hour before the guests lippe Lascelles, and Mr. Pepper, and for discipline and to prepare them­ assemble on a certain day of each year, usually alxjut midsummer, to went off. • they had-a tale to tell that must needs selves to endure great torture, would clear away the weeds from around the j "Bless my soul!" said Brax, whose be condensed. fight with these pop-balls as school­ white horse and to trim the edges of diameter seemed in no wise increased boys do with Anow-balK 'The battle the trenches so as to preserve the color . by the quart of Rocderer he had of the pop weed’ fa heftl once a year, and shape. Thia task is Iraown all swallowed with such gusto—“bless and Is witnessed by tbe whole tribe over England as “scouring the white my soul! and to think I believed that with great pomp and parade. To the horse." we were going to have a duel with A LITTLE LOVE STORY. young brave the occasion is what tbe some of those fellows a fortnight or so fourth of July fa to the white Ameri-! I •S.01’’ | There fa a man in ---------Alabama who, can youth. There is the noise and ” “w’ ac■ Then entered "Pills” and ordered „ , ,. , smoke of battle to perfection, and the c”,rd‘uf' to th« Orleans States, Here I. a atoryof lorp to.l courtship, , Waring back to b«l. Ito ™ ,lwplat "f' w“1.'°ryI£., 1O'C “■> 'OUrtaMp. takesjjfejery easy ™ for the simple rca­ fine, sharp needles cause intense pain. ** ~ — P— till lie* Wnll-r T)— _ — X 1 a. » . placidly when,- late that craning 'Lt1'" “e“n‘ ln London farm extends up auu and wnil down Reynold, and Cram cam, tearing 7p • F»ung lorar who The greatest exhibitions of bravery J?n t lat Jxzuisrillc & Naakvin* Nashville railroad for are rewarded by promotion in the the T«ouisrille th. .tah-wiy. toll ot great new.; but ’“k Tm~^t h*U 1 th, doctor-said not to wake him. J 5"*! abUltleik with .week tribe, and presentations of handsome a distance of fifty or sixty miles. A bead work are made by the young great many persons will be disposed to “.WHY, . WHAT IS IT, WaRINQ?” • i Meantime, how fared It with that ness, great modesty and shyness. Most , doubt this statement, but nevertheless poble lords know their own value, and braves' best nquaws or maidens " . i bruised reed, the lone widow of the ’ truthshort time ago the behave accordingly. This noble lord. ■ When, five minutes later. Waring ' fate Lieut. Doyle? Poor old Jim had ! oh, Alabama countryman was a victim however, was modest He thought A CHAMPION EATER. was assisted up the stairway, Cram t been laid away with military honors ( of tmpecuniosity because hfa farm was Ipmself so far-so' very far-below the towering on hfa right, the little party ( under the flag at Chalmette, and hfa so poor that the eats would not stay on came upon a group of strangers—three faithful Bridget was spending the worth of the young laxly whom he Blngls Slttlur. it, but one day the engineers of the gentiemen^onoofjrhom stepped com-: days in the public calaboose. Drunk loved that he was afraid to speak. | A bigger eater than waa Prana Fried­ road came along and discovered that t——-. - -- । toto*. toMtog.tov.aj ouac 1 vuayffc uxi rich, who died la SL Catherine'. ho». his farm was nothing more than a vast black-glove<UiamL^He wmof medium which Rhe had been arraigned, and, pital In iVilllamaborg recently, It waa deposit of gravel, the very material probably hard to and anywhere. On they desired to use as * ballast for tha !y oval, ,bl. to pay hra flu. twice over. Mr. raaX^ralX:'fl bearing; his----------------------------------fack was dark and fU'/vinnt V.I — '•_______ bed of the road. They endeavored to J ri«drl«b'. friend, uleknamml hlmpL his eyes large, deep and full of light lCPP7 l“d 7*7“lth'.. •”thoriU;" “ 1 X mrakun- othera. you k. by AN INTERESTING SKETCH-^ buy the farm outright, bm rhe old - ------ ...—..v„ proHe spoke mainly in English, but with.).ktop her under lack tod key tod out „lr„. It L, rito a tor,. , ,eMor' n« - ------He '«« was about about fifty fifty y eMT,"... O1<L: countryman stubbornly refusing to N<r Irins ipre,d-< !r,w marked accent, and the voice was soft of liquor, a. her tratlmony would ba of b— , IOTC- I vl .l,Ten^v-vears says the toll the only .home he had on earth it Affection m her daughter Ju« > ' 4,^-thir *• •-'>.< n!..md. FnltowIUK ‘ $ al- tad and melodious. New York Sun. he came into prom- was Unally-aTranged to par him a rovJ« rxhier. RlttUChe. *}uw 13 .^..,^4. und “I fear I have intrude. Have I the fhn^Ci° y °iffierin{\ to W*ffcr anybody *Ii,OM^!7> v.cry car gravel .,-rthly dBleied vIth -b« carJ,ioaa oa<1 or of .* rv*1 taken UUt,'n honor to address Lieut. Waring? I am ! .hi” 1,n,i' Tlw rojal?Pha. made .. • I - atthe entire u>co' <"r r..i. - (f) k(Tp | tag. coaxing, brlblig; all to no pur- ' ‘A,"" 1““»1’ 1‘royalty has marie •. . In »uch t «N,ndl<J»'X> • ltsjC te*; Philippe Lascelles." . ‘I1 biken np Alia Nch. an.l a. up,)lv ot irrarcl !> t from school and rich, anti u th, , .apply For a moment Waring was too amazed । pose. The agent of the Lemaltre prop- i ^PeJ.h an.> t'i.„ .i„inv ’ .X*? ;ttfrail oi» Intwu we feared b' remedy and i*00- Then ho blossomed out I* ■* Practically practically Inexhaustible Inexhaustible ho he will will ' .±5;?,hich ?.at flral' Ivo but for an hon.u. >nn to speak. At last, with brightening erty ha-1 swooped down .n the dore ,. ““^'■““pnineaterof Willianisbawr. . »CCT' able to boast that his farm Is . • .. vunit >uld htrrc l.ad im' n“'p,;'..h/mvl'-'d face and bolding forth hfa hand, he 1 tod*. ------ .C- enutooon.. f*7 I }‘ “i(1 thal M» Eraate.t let was a < «*• htTEosl in the world and extend. .. -Madeinuloyedphr-h 'V j"st Auiput said: . I T.oflt from them- 11« ««’’ ..l!lltugh »!■« Ono day they wore playing cords tor a” T’ ’L*’™, 'j’ ? h« b°ik'd I* ,rnm CM®*”’ K> Oou.w . .a weighed but » !.f “I am most gfad to meet you—to I( carded feminine gear scattered °«bo^ , mS^a^Vh^^ion^th^ money, after the faahion of their sen! ffoow ; fl J e P°nnds df frankfurters, one rilla ’ ■ h taken only three l?",*,rLr»-.>u*r.e*< •’’d rille. t PCn‘ know that it was not you who drove ’ on both floors. One room in which cer- I ” S tJL •I > r her I..,.jn W !^unJ1 Of °SS uiM chee9Ci -a 1loaf uf ..«ye ;i _____ ov_ " d' pound Swiss __ » ... ------- —------ ---- ---- — tain detective, were vastly interested | i-mtlrtnfa ^a'^, he, lo,w ^ .-,■ u*>tonM of St. t itu» <iait.'' an wlib down with us that night." , - ~rm(AHIRIX J~bread and about two gallons of beer at she t‘.tu*ad* school regulatiy "''pod rompk''? "Alas, no! I left Armand but that । contained the unsavory relics of a late ! wish indeed it were » ** c™wn. 1 a ball. At Easter time, a few vesrv ■ > nfort and em*. She h“« jyT^pklllud, and «»•1S9S' pjoviara u-eofbtw very morning, returning to Havana, 11 ouptor. Thra. or four empfy el.am*Vt ImSU" rariS are.. her appt •». :Ji Uj .Mvr th* ago. Friedrich, it fa said, B te flft/eggs supper, t " “X perton to whom an oath . wme ritattarad gbrnraa. glZ^.^o^. no money could pn'<:ur,J‘r' Fnllixhi herthence going to Santiago. It was not ‘. pagne bo! rcmarl^r?n IU dW <1<mUt, to swear wilt Ueh'tb I* MUe< >rdi*£?;•’,a.,i the rv«until five days ago Hie fiewc reached •. and. ivhatf seemed most to attract a nA . Z. When my brother ro<o > ■ ami iftod haml. in the lorn and them, rai rarton. .tub. al partially eon- p±^e ± *“* reraarkable feats, and made considera edy I had no faith In lM*,< “ B |Mbt rra*1 tec- It fa of that stranger I come to . them, b.e money. When he was taken iH x X7.*“ *» usualb' w.Ktld not IMen ,o,,‘ ^r’»bu-cnn g'vi,,s 1L»l Kurned cifc« cigarette., lay .boat the table, rlowwlanilbl.il , and III. eye, n. bottle, wo IX-ps'i . ....-K-dJ****’ !: sumed *" h« rit.il be k. ...n. and floor Adjoining U>1. „„ <raa >thy f*"”'1—'1 bl. lip. aprita. They llrad -ew months ago he turned the scales a-, . ““oonnoU gathered thera , Dd Ooor ------------jr «hl“ W bran kn^n aa ^^1°^ Jdd-« three hundred pounds. During hfa illUrawUtNmll IS . Y"!S' r°°" in °W b»"ac':’ chamber which hml been known a. unusual1 flQdin<r ending * to * a story, erw ever after ■bile Ferry Ferry was Dawson s, and thia, -too, -had- -been ' SJT* that April morning while wax. . Mrs. -~ ^Crirad.^ra.r.„d^talii,'ta drilling the battery to LL hfa heart's con- ‘ A YOUNG GIRL’S FORTUNE. JralaraTi.^uT.'^ut I ^r“°,^X1,,o’ni;?O.'1,„DO’>"Th^ . wwu- . banarad ana arty pound., I utod not "kux book U»J oralttr to do to �a . j The best builders use MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. m^erialB— Deatltule u>d Hutrnrtag. »b-ure-b" the c°nstructl°«7“b” A; <»O employonly th. the committees. IpMker Crlap Announeea His j COURTESY OF THE CELESTIALS. PURGATORIES ON EARTl SOME JAPANESE CUSTOMS. Ths Gentle Minnerx of the Chinee* Lower j Clasaca KurprK.ng to Americana. Allotment Regain Their Breath. Miners and others returning to Ish­ Ai a mournful kind of reVoff to ita The Ch^eae are. as a race, the most peming from the M esaba raug-s repot-i numerous Ad brilliant plaaes of courteous people I have ever come in wc.-kmen .nd pay the bret w.gM; freat destitution and suffering in the pleainre Paris is now destined to have 1 contact with, says a writer in the get better pnees for their work villages of Virginia. Biwabik and -j- «<rxiuuu . MiwaoiK «m.eh. ■ Xi their less careful • eoropetitore, ’ a series of <edifices called psmccs palaces ui of ' — Arena. When it is token into considMountain Iron. AH -but six mines had ! VVasuxxgtox Ano •*> u»uccb cuucu ,Sp“k'p . Th«« palai. de la mort. or M , --ration that a majority of the Cblnere ,ed .-ways get the best contract.; JioMd an.l marly all ware in arrear, in i Cri.p ha. announced M • tz..y piin- thcir work Wlth mgM. Thebulk of the p^ple were । the hXT Mr ? they are alao style.!, paSia mortualre* :-*l-o tome to thm country belong o idle and many were deotilute AU who ' nluced fro it- priuger (lib 1 m die- are intended tor the reception ot dead 1 the lower or lowest elate their Ft-ntlo can were leaving, but many could not * „ ? ? chabmanahlp ot the | bodtoa unffl the arrangement, tor In- ■ manner pre tr.lv rnrpnrtng. Ihave get' away. The unvna were horned i wmt “? re'*”' “ ' “ “ “ 'w by ' torment have Ixnra fully completed. Men partie, ot wcll-dreteed Americana committee thlaaprlngand m the inanranee Wte'jte “ nu |W' V*->- Mr. . The object ot l^e member, ot the or- go into on. oi tlw.r stere* poke about Strictly Pure White Lead -- ' • ^ry. r Heer" f| -fra Mate M4 in » after imuce . said l .»oa- . .cred by the “Old Dutch Pro­ slew corrosion, and with one .,. .owing standard brands; Armstrong & McKelvy” '•5( ■ -mvr-Bauman” “Eckstein” Fahnestock'” ‘“•p/hiiestodk “Anchor” “Morley” •Kcnmckjf* “Shipman” '•Southern'’ “Collier “Red Seal’ tg— ” • Davi^-Chambers” 1 For coior- thev use the National Lead , ComD.ir.v s Pure White Lead Tinting । These colors are sold in ' . is, each being sufficient to -■ twenty-five pounds of Strictly White L,ead the desired shade. . :u3d» of Sliictly Purt White Lead L Lead Cu.’* Tinting Colors,-are kOiPg to paint, it will pay you ; . .. !o’r a'book containing informa■ .wave you many a dollar; it will . , ,>u a pc > la I card to do so. » jmb'»ce In f that wnaliy NATIONAL LEAP CO., ‘'■r asC Pifteentn Streets. I ; 1 : । ’ j ' । Laasag & HofUera uljie. Garfield Tea, w ditlom i-CovlU daud the cf. ifoty <g day of {«•- on Imed to uiu nf - ie a>u|h ty-three --- S3 SHOE noVWp. [V yw HW them? When next In need try a pair. Best in the world. 1 remise* JI that and bemnty of an and rev. Cures Constipation 7^, W. L. DOUCLAS *5.00. *4.OOJ *3.50 8 or pro- of sale lute In hereby teplem- . rvnoon. hlithcM ■ > Court ■ Ing tbe Counfv n said f peces>««*ge. „ be luMnrwCouipluxtoaJ In Japan almost everyone, says the Waverly Magazine, carries a lantern. By day and night it is dangling at his belt. It resembles n thin, flat box. Each end of the box ia fastened to a sort of paper, which, lying in folda, forms, when drawn out, a lantern. The Japanese usually carries nlsoa tiny wooden box, shaped like a cylinder, to hold his candle. A small medicine­ principally wildcat the buslneaa men °d'1 .'l. -nt by . gnntelng committee ot the death among tlic good* or wander into the chest. with half a dozen little boxes, were also badly pinched* . ; ‘ °Jers (Tex.) and Mr. Bland (Mo.) re- palaces is twofold. In the first place, clubroom, watch the game**, .mndle the each containing a small portion of -——— । mains at the head of the coinage com- | they desire to prevent hasty or prema- ' instruments of th<^ orchestra and ask medicine, a fan, a pipe and a short rcu , «. C.°,Urt Wa»rmittce. Mr. Springer is mode chairman ture burials, as it often happen* in hork‘ of question* concerning them. sword, all form part of the outfit. The The Buffalo Mining company at Nr- of the banking and currency commit- i France that people arc put into the The intruder* were treated as welbelt of a Japanese is, therefore, a rery gaunec failed to pay its discharged , tee. The four tnost important commit- • grave alive: secondly, by the new ’■‘ome gueste, their questions answered, important part of his dress. miners the three months’ wages due are the ways and means, coinage, i method the danger of contagion would I and tea. confections and cigarettes liis slippers consist of a sole with s them The miners will attempt the ; Wcighta and measures, banking and ! be minimized. I offered them on departure.. Fancy the worsted thread at the upper end, collection of the claims, amounting to ’ currency, appropriations and foreign ! Nothing is said about attaching elec- reception that would be accorded to a through which the great toe is throat 975.000, for labor through legal process. ; affairs. Thej- are made up us follows: 1 trie wires to the waidta of dead per- | parly of unidentified Chinese who at- to keep tbe slipper on. Hla pillow is a Many were already subsisting on a diet ‘ W*y»anC Me.urt-william L Wilson. Wcsv ’ sons temporarily deposited In these tempted to take a look through one of framework of whalebone, or some such barely sustaining life and would suffer «- G. mortuaries, as is done in some German ®ur own fashionable clubs. In the rea* substance, into vjrhich the bock of the for food of any sort in a few day*. The j r. i e’ties. notably Munich, the purpose of taurant their conduct is the same. I neck near the head fits. This is to mine property was being vigilantly New York; M. Btevew. HaanchuMim: w' I this arrangement being to arouse tho ’ imagine that if three or four Chine*® keep his knot of hair in order, for be guarded day and night by a posse of J- Bryan. Nebraska; c. it Br«-unrid«e. .attendant doctor should the supposed | were to take it into their heads to dine does not have his hair dressed ever/ special officer*. wr x’i^Jl'- ? a n£L,a«>Parted be only in a trance. In Paris < one of our up-town restaurant* they day; and. therefore, is obliged to take HmltCirS^hlraa. MIcW*m: k e 1?iwVifcJoba the bodies, ip the event of doubt as to would be subjected to many unplemmnt care of the piece, which is greased and Renorts tzr fhn 1 / », 1.U ' Pennsylvania; A. J. Hopkins, HUaoiii; death, would be kept until the first remarks, probably some insolence from bound into a cue, the rest of the head te.ee dreotepo.UteLpprare.1. the wraltera, .nd, 1, they .hoj.1.1 prore trace of decomposition appeared. • —-------- —•------ • — —* ----------- *--------- being closely shaven. by seventy observers in different parts Coinage. Wel^U and Measures-It P. The commlltra of org.u.ration hu ' M awkwird in handling the knife and The rich Japanese send their chil­ of the state for the week ended August Bluud. Missouri: Chunea Tracy, New York; been founded by Dr. Bergeron, who I. ' Coria a. the average American I. with dren to school In Inferior garments, in J. p. Epp*. Virginia; 12 indicated that cholera infantum, A C Kilgore, aided by n hygienic .peclalUt. M. Map -Be ehop«tick«, would am cotuidera- order that the children of .... the p™. poor may inflammation of the kidneys and bron­ W. J. Stone, Kentucky; J. M. Alien. tin. These gentlemen hare already hie tn,rriment among the other guoata i not be ashamed to wear their shabby Mlsstailppl: J. H. Bunkhtud. Alabaribu ehitis increased and inflammation of Isidore Raynor, Maryland: X. D. Har­ forty thousand pounds on hand, and But In Mott street the practice of .lothes. the bowels decretv^ed in area of preva- ter. Ohio: it A. C?31r>. Wyoming; W. A Mc- Are onlv welting the authorisation of Foo.1 breeding la different Time and lence. Diphtheria iwas reported at Kclghan, Nebraska; C. W. Stone. Peunsyl- the new municipal council in order to --gain I hare seen some good-natnred thirty-eight places, scarlet fever nt van la; W. N. Johnson, North Dakota; Nelson begin building. The drst mortuary ‘ Chinese let his own dinner grow cold Dingley. Jr . Maine; Willis Sweet. Idaho: A. twenty-seven, typhoid fever at thirty- Huger. Iowa; J. Frank Aldrich. Illinois; J. L. will be established In an old closed that he might show some clumsy Amerithree and measles at nine places. 1 Rawiina, Utah. ■uggling with' churchyard near the Montmartre cem- ' van stranger who was strut ’ • lUuklng and Currency — W. M. Springer, etery. and special departments for tbe tbe chopsticks how to use C.™. tftose elusive FonMt Flre« Hum a Village. I Illinois; Louis Sperry, Connecticut: N. N. Cox, various clam.es of the communltv will b“l "M-ful implement* It Is a very Matchwood, a little town of 200 in­ Tennessee; S. W. Cobb. Missouri; D. B. fulberbe arranged. The project Is strongly simple trick after It is learned, undone TIMt TABLE. , habitants on the Dhlnth. South Shore bon. Texas: W. T. Ellis, Kentucky: J E Cobb, Alabama; J. D.Warner. New York: T. L Jtohn- Imcked. and has. everv prospect ot bm "'hi-* I hare often found useful at in effect May 28, im. & ----Atlantic railway, was almost entirely Bon. Ohio: J. A. C. Black. Georria; U. T. HaU, — other a rChi Ing practically carried out. k“ places ------- ~ than at a table ~ in “ ^‘-­ Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, DetroL i out by fire. The flames crept in Missourf: J. IL Walker. XassachuwettB; M. and tho enat. ' nese restaurant. Once mastered, with Broslus, PcnnaylvnhU; T. J. Hendtraon. Illi­ ------- the burning forests and every­ P.'mT~ ' a couple of pencils one can improvise a Lv. I Going Bast | A. M, |P, M. nois; G A. Russhll, Connecticut; N. P. Haugen, thing was so dry that before the people Wisconsin: H.' N. Johnson. Indiana । very serviceable pair of tongs to pick Grand lUpldi realized their danger the town was in East Earls Appropriations—J. D. Sayers. Texas: W. C. up a bee or struggling worm, a bit of McCord Hames. It was then' a scramble among P. Breckinridge, Kentucky; A X- Dockery. re.. . ., ’ . hot metal, or any such small object ▲Ito There are over two Ihouwtaa .pede. ooe a’t Uuch witb the terrified people to save themselves. Missouri; Barnes Compton. Maryland; J. It Elmdale O’NeilL Mussachuaetls; L. F. Livingston, of Clarksville The loss was estimated at <50,Q00. theyare found In all part. I . fl„ Tho flm.ud, ,h„aM Georgia; J. E. Washington. Tennessee; S. M. Lake Odessa • - rigidly, about three •inches » * Robertson. Loublana. E. V. Brookshire, In­ of tbe world. Some are even smaller j •held Woodbury from than a pin head, while others, in | the lower end, between the ball of the Sunfield diana. J. R. WlUiams. Illinois; tv J. Coombs, Mulliken One hundred t^nd fifty miners of the New York: D, a H coderson, Iowa; W.'CogaFrance and Italy, for instance, are cnl- | Grand Ledge I second finger, the first joint of the Buffalo Mining company at Negaunee trtdl, Maaaachusfctu: H J’. Bingham. Pennsyl­ tivoted for food and are large enough to I thumb and the hand, just below the secured judgment against the company vania; Nelson Dtngley. Maine; W. W. Groat, make a good mouthful. Snails are i Y Datrou Vermont; J. O. Cannon. Illinois. I knuckle joint of the first finger—very for 120.000 for wages due for the months vegetarians, and have jaws and tongues Following arc tho chairmen of other commit­ much, in fact, ns as a clumsy schoolboy schoolboy __ ______________ of May. June and July. Executions tees: of saw-like edge, the number of points 4 15 holds his pen. The second stick should "Lv Howard City were placed in the hands of the sheriff Elentlons—O'FerrsB. Virginia on each running into the thousands. 3 10 •• l>e held almost rexnctlvasuirood exactly as u good nonpenJudiciary—Culberson, Texas. and an attachment was placed on the On the approach of cold weather the rman holds his pen. lightly, between .. Ionia Foreign Adairs — McCreary. Kentucky. machinery and stock piles. ' j Interstate and Foreign Commerce—Wise, snail throws a film over tbe mouth of , the ball of the thumb and of the first >Ar Gnuid Ledge Its shell, which tightens like a drum-1 Virginia • finger, slightly resting along aud-----------------------New State 1 Institution. [Going Wrwt 1 a. S7 Rivers and Harbors— Baaudiard. Louisiana. head. As it becomes colder, other j steadied by that finger, to just between Gov. Rich has appointed the followLv Detroit Merchant Manne and Fisheflea—Fithian, Il films are added on the plan of storm Lansing | the sepoud and knuckle joints. Chi­ 3 e« ing members of the board for locating Unotsi windows. Extensive drought will cause „ Grand Ledke , nesc meats are all served cut into small the home for the feeble-minded whicl Mulliken the snail to close its doors in the same pieces, so as to be readily eaten with .. Sunfield was established by the last legislature way lo prevent-the evapnrutiou rd lt»;-h tfcl lh„, mau.rii1Iy ra|„clng Natal Affnlrsi-Cumniings, New York. Woodbury Ex-Gov. C. G. Luce, Coldwater; John C. Post unices nail Post Romls—Hccdcraon. .. Lake Odes«a Lodny moltature anddrymffup I the labor of dininS. .. Clarksville Sharp. Jackson; L. A. Sherman, Port North Carol! na. little animals are possessed of aston- , ,. Elmdale ; Puliilc Land?—Mt Rm*. Kan*anN Huron. .. Alto 12 Id ishing vitality, regaining activity after Reason of the Roost. ! Indian Affalri—Holaren.’Indiana. ., McCord I TVrrBcr.es—W heeler. Alabama having been frozen in solid blocks cif , „ It often’seems strange that'u bird * .. East Paris 1 Railway* andiCausls—Cpichlnxa, Mississippi. Ar I Gtand ltaplii< Ten thousilnd pioneer# of Kahunazor , Private LaEdl.Clawu-,-Pendleton. West Vir­ ice. and enduring a degree of heat fot ‘ will sit 0:1 a roost and sleep all night weeks which daily crisps vegetation. (i without falling off. .biij/thc cxplana.----county met in reunion at Long l.akt ginia; j Z3T tion is simple. The lefidon of the leg and elected officers a* follows: ' Manufacture*—Pa?--. Rhede Island. Grand lACge I U 15 Miyes and Mttiitit!- -Weildock. Michigan. nf a bird thot ron--ts itt no nrrangrel that Ths-rcr. I’. <1:! l :i, •. • f Kalamazoo, ;rrsld'-ut I’ortlauiP I ii 40 One nf the sublimcrt effect* in nature Public Buildings and Ground? Bankhead. .. .... . j.j cfciaad. view pre* fonia I 13 10 William Henry Lit’ • when the leg is bent a! the knee the Al itema. i* occasionally seen by those who climb Howard City 1 45 claws are bound to contract and thus Ionia | Pacino Railroads-R>.-lUy. l’cnn«ylvanlx the tall and isolntc-l peaks of the Rocky | jiojj v.ith a f i t of u death grip the Stanton la-ices and Improvt meats ot ’.be Mississippi j mountains in Colorado. The I . dmorc |_______ 4 3 tKft ! liH ’ k around which they arc placed. • rirer—Alk-n. Mis.-issfl-j-i. | of the air and the s’rong '> at «>f the I Education-linlnc. Tt-nnv-sce. • Every day, others week days only, t stop afternoon sun cause a rapid evaporti­ Ia»to*'~McGinn. Il’.lnu s. In India and Africa the charmers on signal. , , , ., . •. i Parlor car* on all trains trams between Grand Mllitta—Fongan. lUInu;-tion from -• brookn.springs and siiniv . pretend the snakes dance to the music, I R^lds «M Detroit. Scats 25cents. OonnectiMW Michigamme;.was burned to death by Fntcuu-Colji’H, New York. I bank-on t: and this; but they do not, for they never hear nuule inUtikm station, Grainl Itaplus with tbe his clothes catching fire from a stove. |I Invalid Fcndor.s- Martin. Indiana rrn r air. hn< M1Mnsi ,.ar*. „ an .l 1, CHICAGO* i"'0* W«*T MH Michigan iLulwayfum V „,1 HIGAN RAILWAY FOB moisture. ’ .. Pensions—Mpwa. Georgia IL A snqke has no external cars, and I Chicago ajg» th* -Wbst and fok MvskbThe. barge Mary Pringle, owned by Claims—Butte. North Cnrullau. . condenses as it reaches the riwlcr. perhaps geta evidence of sound only j “ " ” Thomas Currie, of Port Huron, was War Clolms-j-Bcluhieovi-r. I’enn- ylvania thinner'atmosphere about t'.e moun­ through his skin, when sound causes HIS. C1IABLKV0IX, FKTOHKKV AND BAT Diatrict of i Muinbia-Heard, Missouri. VikW. Favorite route to the summer resosta burn .-<!• there. The vessel had no cargo. tain top. ’The traveler, looking down, bodies in contact'with him to vibratq. of northern Mlobigan. > Rch-lMon at the I*aws—ElHa Kentucky. Los*. >11.000: fully insured. Trains leave Grand lUpids fur Chicago, 755 Expenditures instate Department—Jitter, sees clouds literally forming below They hear also through the nerves of M.. f :'o A. M. and 155 P. M.. r,:30 P. M_ him. and growing thick and black the tongue, but do not at all compre­ ’A. . The Copper •op.! , •Falls •> *- mini*, *• ' • which ha? ll::* P M. Arrive Chicago 1250 P. M.. 4-J0 Eslj-cudliureH tn’Treasury D- iKirtmer.t-Bar- every instant, so-that us they reached been worked for nearly forty hend, sound as we do. iBut the snake’s P. 3L.ti:.V) P. M.2:00 A. M. and 7:05 A. JL, except Saturday, via. St. Joseph and Steauaand ij one of only two mines left in Wlgj Wisconsin his level they roll skyward and in huge eye. are very much alIta.Jo the motion. • J“'>------------- — — - ---------------- —-------Ke^/eiMw < mmly. ol.»cl down masses of vapor that eclipse the -view of the charmer, or to the moving I iz-ave for Manistee 7:30 A. M. 1:40 ?. JI., art *2.50 *2 25 x *2.00_ J3.00 \izso atzoo MEVfogtADta r*h2.oo *1.75 A KkTrOR BOYI 3c4I-7s ,|?SB rtBt 3 fro DRESS SHOE, nrio in the latest ' ' ;iy$6 lo $3, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 cr ?■ : Th r ft wual to Cuttooi Hide and look and .-’•zi Ify;>u». Ith to economic In yoar footwear, pjrcH i’ g W. L. Docgta Shoe*. Name and : :j -sedc.i-the bottom, look fcr If when you buy. | V. L. I’OL'GLIS, Brockton, Maas. Sold by I .Li & BRONSON. )«ci- VITAL TO MANHO0D. MKW. 8SA1M edition* Ktil^Dt, Csr-on rdrd tn K?.S: n>l S NERVE for Hjrterii Wni-tulne**. Mental Depression, . ir.ity,: ;«ery, decay. Ji wtiieb it UlHMllI wo nunidredtli* fee at fitranu no i Uiatituby taid lercfor--. I In bald w made that ■ ■ D. 148), Hat pub,ie north ot Hatthere the Ion], the ■hrialKrbiv. 'A mouth’s treatment, II. d. with each order,for 6 boxt«,iwitb rr!it»n i-u.trroller to refon.l if oct ettred. ::..Cl : i.yae.-m. WEST’SjjVBHPtLLS : h -adsciia, nni..;i-„.-M. i.i/rr compu^it, l>> ■’prt'Ma aud Joni-tlpaUon. Agent. Hastings. । nelttjy. i EfpetidituruM in Navy Departmrr.V-McMH- and bur*- him In darkness. Lightning I An arrangement has been made by lun. rTenswsJrti 'occasionally leaps from the clouds and Eipend'.turai in Post ornre Department— a mountain top is a particularly bad »he regents of the university for a practice court in the law department ^t^dltu^i .^X1>er.ditur«’l in Interior Department—Turplace to lie at such a time. The stone A fire in the Gabriel and Roach blocks Bei'.fGeorg'.a signal service station on Pike's Peak ! lelu-s: bildrr. on Friday Expenditure! in Department of Justice—Dunhas been nt-arly wrecked by lightning •;it< tnt.ri A. D..'1K«. ’ at Sault Stv. Marie caused u lots of pbyf New York. . । tii - alterroon *t the 1*930,000. ___ mure than once. ‘ I' E|rpenditurea In Department of Agriculture^lulrrin t|<srr'bHdT in tl>»* townliarry, I Frank Moe, of Jackson. ift the coil' ty ot - --------- -- __ Edmur.di'. Virginia d(- Uf Mlclilgun, pursuant 8hot in the back twenty yea rears ago by a , E|j>endlturcj on Public Buildings—Crain, •l to ij shot !ai ■ ilycra-.t.d me on the *’b iI prisoner . !.' ltr, b,y,n the' Probate whom he nrevented prevented from from Tei ■ l> IR'.I. ... ...» Ubrary-Fenows. New York. •:.L;<n, ail x’i of Uir breaking jail. Is dead He had been lonty. Mlculgan. Printing-lOchardson. Tennessee Tjte r'taU uteiSs conObvdte hUhan>e-Ioryror«onda.lly J. , c|vll Service—DeForcst, fimnectlcut hail .from ten to sixty fits. iI Election of President and Vice President— and di-F-tribed a’ foUowj. , A j Cornish miner bv the name oi Fitch, New York. Ventilatton and Acou’Mcs—Shell, South ‘it.rtcr •>,) Id ’.he s nith west Tucker was killed at the Tania'rack Carolina ■ L.n iw-niy-two <22 town mine in Calumet by a falling rock. H< Alcoholic Uquor Traffic—>.ngl.sh. New Jorhod been in this country but a few * irrigation of Arid Landi-jctwper. Indiana Adiniulstnsior. months. linmlgration and NaturallraUon—GeUsctiAugust iBtli, 1<WX | , Miners have decided to try legal means of collecting the wages dut ; sH.1 n ’ ‘ S'.K Id inertibed in tt! In town Thence thence running running egmulng, ji, ortgagee. drometlckn of hi. confederate, nnd. he- I 5 fi.IieVreTrnrenerlt.rtaO A. M..1H0P.W. Ing alarmed, ho prepares to strike. A 5:45 F. M. and ti:15F. M. dancing cobra (and no other nnakre ! ..^•"^rhjriorjlVjJjtoMj.n^Bw dance) is simply a cobra nlanpcd and *l*nrk>r ran <m Us/ tndbs anti slreyers tai la . protore of nttMk lie in not danf | ulglit trains"K"J~ between Bay View, Grand Bartle, Chicago and Detroit. Through palace car boIng to the music, but is making ready tween Hsstlue* and Bay View.*yla. 0. K.’-A 8. to strike the charmer. ijftOROK DkHavbx, Gen’! Pansy Agt. Grand RapIda. Chicago, Zihiits & S&giuw TIME TABLE. !? ® 1 E t A .. .... i, < i, !n :ne conditions ■ • un itiun<rui>* made by William Nfawtun t i lolly I». Bo-flwieK. i .'•■•’ii. a. !**•. and . ,|i m p-n- • Qi Hl- Register ■ TUNE. CH. In* InW d to k^P ntMic <•*lance. and yffiss lfl received ist Augu*t hough Bp" errlneriuj sir,"* udie* wl‘h isrEs X.Vr.U“ t knowdl- Sow..! »i- -vi- 0.1 yxp<—■« i-.Mitiltl.-n • ulit l>- m ; Ip HI t ,e jwtjinefii ,>vr- i.,er*uf o-i ^ny -Is, , ■ u,|i- th >«'-i b-. ar»-iv imynbte. • <-. <-■-«-? t. n »•* - .o.i]G l>- ■‘am" re• t >1 In urie.-rsihir the sj-Jwe- «<f di 11 an I from tbruerf«r:b • ■■ >f iu- *.t <i| ufirty day*, ihe ■ ' juju •I/: v, Hioufi uri iioliar.1 Willi - r u-- «,Ti» ,-re-t ‘ll.-iv<<J sli d at III■ ' fie par;y <>{ the s»?r.nid part become and; -it,able tmmedtalriy ttwr-r xlthrMigb th- prri'Ml limited for Ihin’ll’. tl.MF.-.f rimy not then have expired. •! -Lui'.n having t>een made iu the psy’. of hiirrvst due March Mth, 1F4*2 and -viH hiving remained unp-ud and in ir-.’iif the space of thirty, xfavs and up>4 t.i* arordsAl-l nrinap.d sum of two :«>]|.tn with dlarrv-Jirage- of Interest -■1 l« now dreinied due. and payable life terms of said mortgage, ' aud and option therein exprvs»e-l — • I* -nlin“d to he due Mt tile date ----ii-- riAiii-e tip-sum of two dkou-and tlnee .14.-v. i>t.-.,hr— and thirty four fee of tl.irtyjiiJlnra linihlilrt! for In mnd 12--, - . Htlll «... 1.0 «uit- or nroreedlnus ia taring been ins fluted to recover the ' ,secirod' by said mottxag-'. or any them for work in the Buffalo ul NEW LINCOLN STATUE. Negaunee. The total amount is S7.»,Memorial w» Scotitili-Amcrhnn Soldiers 000. of tho Civil W*r Ciivrllnl nt Edinburgh. A project is under way to drain Mat­ Edinbvkihi. Aug. 2i—The statue of tison lake In Branch county, whereby Abraham Lincoln, erected ns a memo­ 10,000 acres of land will be reclaimed. The Wyandotte steel shipyards, lo­ rial to the Scottish-Amerieiin soldiers cated at Wyandotte, have closed, throw­ of the American civil war, wnj, unveiled hore M.md.y in Um prerenre ol tho ing 500 men out of work. municipal mithoritie* many dlrtlnKalamazoo ships twenty-five corloadt vnMiod iruevt* • numbrr ot of celery every week. . AmrrlralM nnd » largo crowd Marquette county has decided not tc ot rroidmU ol IMIaburgh, Includ­ hold any agrieuftura! fair this year. ing must, ot iho eUte nl the town The Mk>igaB-J>ntral railroad hai and peoplo from the Mirroundlug eoundiscontinued six of its.Belt line passen trv The statue, which lo of bronr-e. ger trains on the Detroit & Bay City ■tend, uirnn a bo«e c! pushed red granite. I'pan the surbmw site a freed Fret! Lemerand. a young mon. dropped Jlare In hronxr. hio f»e upturned to dead nt Monroe from bursting a blood Lincoln, who hold. In hi, right hand the emancipation pwlam.uon. Several vessel. Mrs. Jacob Palmer, aged 59, died from battle IUg» »l»o in hronte Ho beneath lockjaw nt Lansing caused by stepping tbe onutretehed left hand of the .lava The monument is erected in the ceme­ on u rusty nail. Port Huron’s fall race meeting I* tery set sport for the burial of Scottish•om Keplemoer a w. o. American “"Her* . hand«.me plot ol from September 5 to 8. John tmgan Chipman. eongvemmnn JL,^ |„ c.lton HHl «’n«ery whuh jonn ray j:_, « ir<,„ ,or the purpose by the town from the First district, died at Detroit I council. Sir William Arrol. the buildof the gre.t Forth bridge, pre. ded. - eon' uned in said mortg.igv, and the •hd-.ueiij Buehc-u- made and provided, notlre ‘ h-S-eby giren Hint on- baturda* the • -i day ol September, A. D„ 18W. at ten ■'-’•k :i- the forviiom, I shall sell at public • " i. to tile lilz’i-M bM.ier. at the north ’rout -lihir-i the hwirt House in the City ol 1 HtLirT-COMlROVK, Mortgagee , , Vrt A for Infants and Children, HIRTT ynor*’ oFsnrvatinn r f Cs»Ms with the patronage of r million* of perxnn-'. perra;*. o. t?/peak of it without guessing. It 1* *m^n«Mitlnnahly tho beat remedy fr>r Infanta and Children tho world hna ever known. Tt is baxmlac-. Children Ilka it. It give* them health. It will »r.ve their live*. Young, of Charlotte. Station*. SOBTH. KriamAzoo Lv... Eawt Cooper ItichtBM June!. I’resvcjr .............. Mito Ise.ron ......... ■« Clowntale Shulu................... Costs Grove WiKxi'.and.......... irntloiis. , Caatoria prevents vowdtiag Sonfr-Cwrd. • Caataria rnros Diarrhoea and ■ ’ll Uf Grand Rapids.. chUd** medicine. Castoria destroy* Worm*. 10 10 IIartixos........ . Ta it Mother* have •omething_whieh i* absolutely »afo and practically perfect a* a Collet. Cartaria roliovos Teething Tronblea. Cartorla cnrai Constipation and Flatulency. Cartoria nwntrallrws the effects of carbonic add gaa Castoria a**taxilate« th* food, yegwlate* the stemaah and tcwsl», Bruce’ the "Poet of the Hudson. | Hvered the oration. duction in all salaries over $50. A rracemakfv Killed. In some parte of the lake shore peach XA.Knvnis. 1I1-.Ja«Rbelt the crop ia «o heaT^, to ”'p" growers are thinning out all the small ;Xinv a> ve»r» °1J- <U«I „>’>» «o-"i o' °irht!-» “ • -rniiwt -I---/. Ibed in add mortgage, or so « «v 1 1 in-ii, iii.rvot any be necessary fruit. A llfMlavl portrait of e«-Gor. Wl-. , to viy tlm Xm.m-.t due on said mort1Irr. tn»» L-monU .inicU KUng with > ■' '*?'•., . * ,lh «riKi»L i*r cent. Interest n.ns, pMri by L. T. Iveo, « *"l all eott'. togetlwr with an a toniey’s u-tUl. WM prenonU-l to theitoto »nd ]pllchlork o.rr tb. -->i >» • -*t tljlrtv flm dollars coveuanten b-lw u "-J11 •■-r ’h-h-iu, the prrmlars being described hun» lo tho evreotlve vhomber of the hU ,njnrl<" al largv. All were Inwxl' iiled al Uw •" said uinrrgsgn an nil those plects a”d parrels ,.r imni lying »mi being sitiwt* In I '’-The L«n,lPK gradutaU" of tho Keoloy , >he t Hinshlp uf Biltim-irv, Iu the .-oi-i ty «n time. —------------------------------ — Birn ,--.i .<•■(>. nf Mleptvan, and kii’iwn : gold curefmet «nd o-gimiied • loral A -l described »a 1. flows Ui w«:league »0 -he national organlaation, c U1K Aug. SI — I’e-'- Hyland, n-i(.«.f jhr unr.ii west quarter ai d , tawr o( ,u unmtear laaeball nine, waa tu” north *-nstquarterOttlnsanutb w«t quar- with F. M. Fogg aa praaldenh irroi -uw’l -n six (fl) |M to-,vn two (2) north Agalnat the wiahea of I Kr«l« I" 'h' h“d .’VJ,;?1? right (Bl west, rout-dning one buudrtd the daughter of Stale honator W IttlM. । ln.uu.tly kiUed Bd J. mw three acres mo-« nr ins*. „ Emu.y d. Bostwick, Mortgagee. of Eaton Rapid., wm married to E. B- j CarUr' e>epitcher, wm arrested. IK- A5?r""* Uta VU J'l In effect Ju[y 30. 1803. •i O— sotrru. KAlaruuoo Ar... Esri Cooper Lv.. Richland Jaoc’t. Cressey Mito... Dalton Cloverdale Bbnltx — Ha stings. ...... Coats Grove Woodland Lansing... Detroit Grand Rapids... Traverse City... Charlov-iU...... FetoBkey ...... Buy View trains at na^MaUuu* aa aooti aa they eaa b* <hm they areflww-d.' Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. iav not en forward until ii«’xt’train. ♦ Mlx«ftrains will be i no <•» h- �ot ttri.lmaa. !»”>• “"rl>F eT"7 °*r’ Franca r««lv«i — without him would fall far short of being The cause of our misfortunes is plainly complete. After adjournment ot the Camp tire which occurred between ten and this: Utter uncertainty reigns in finance eleven o’clock, those belonged o« and tariff, and in everything on which Thursday, Aug. 24, 1893. the Camp grounds wended their way business can be based. If you remove thither, and the citizens homeward, an MARSHAL!. L.COOK. Editor. one element of uncertainty there remain having b,d an interratlng Thursday morning opened withr. better all the others.* You cannot readjust tbe onlera. and more Ihan two mUptotnises for reunion enjoyments limn ’»«-* economic principles which govern a coun­ day before. Martial music by <W«de lion newspapers. _______ try without disaster, especially if that re ­ Bitgood of Orangeville and the Glllaspie AUGUST* 14. 1879. adjustment be violent and Involve tbe brothers of this city gave us goodlmnsle. 3 UI xr.tltlon 1» not ” ‘‘""“L and marching and countermarching was wages and salary of every citizen!—Hon Indulged In by old boys, each one Keepinff During the prevalence ot the recent Thojcvs B. Rerd. time aa In times when they did not march i™„nht in Italy the children ot one ot ?hTSS proprietor, ot th. prorine. for fun. , . , PENSIONS. A stage had been erected In front of of Salerno had a dream in which the The prompt and unconditional repeal o( the grand stand for the speakers anti sing­ Madonna appeared to them and eald the Sherman law don't seem to be exacers, and st two o'clock speaking com­ ly forthcoming. About the only uncon­ menced. Hon. P. T. Colgrove held the that rain would tall a» »oon aa an image ot hcrrelt hurled in a certain ditional repeal the people arc in a proper audience for about one hour with 'one of geH^ould be dug up. Many Hon. P. T. Colgrowe addressed the old state of mind to make now, is a prompt his grand efforts, and when he got through acting on the epperuatural tip everyone present pronounced It one of the veterans at the fair ground last week and unconditional repeal of the democratic grandest if not the grandest addresses at once to dig tor tho image. Attar Thursday- The grand stand was packed party. they evor listened to. At tills »t*X« o! tbe tOTcral day.’ labor they unearthed two to overflowing and his remarks were list­ proceedings the boys thought another vote weient tomb, decorated with mural of thanks was due, and it was hfartlly paintings, aud some valuable rares. ened to with the closest of attention. We Circuit Court. given for the speaker. Die pinging by comment to our readers Mr. Coljcrave's Following are the cases on the Calendar tbe Hasting* quartette club was exception­ Near by them they uncovered an an tlquc house. In one ot the room, ot remarks on the question of pensions, tot the August term of Circuit Court, ally One, and greatly enjoyed by all prm»- which ww a clumsy representation ot which has been adjourned to Monday. which were as follows: • a bnion gguro. This 1”“"^ A uk. 28th. To those of our citizens who contributed ••We are told that the interests of every the image designated In CRXMJXAL CAL’SBfl. money tn help uv out, the boys * all feel dared to true soldier and pensioner demands that tho dream, and it haa been anobjret the pension roll should be made and pre­ People vs Henry Northrop—Perjury, for grateful and kindly thank them. As a whole the reunion was a grand ot adoration to the thousands ot vi.lt served as a roll of honor. All political parties sentence. tell us that they believe in a J ust and lib­ People vs Wm. T. Rose—Keeplngraloon success, aud all went itome feeling they lag enthusiast,. An energetic priest has established an altar there, and as eral recognition of the claims of the veter­ open on Sunday. bad had a good time. Long life to the old boys, and may their everv pilgrim leaves some money when ans and favor granting them all that pa­ People vs Ixirenzo Paddock—Obtaining triotism could oak, all that national grati­ money under false pretenses. last day »J>e of peace and plenty. . he vi.ii. it there has been a torn at People vs Frank Resisting an tude could demand. gold it not ot waler. We are just now informed that the officer. For arralgment and trial. granting of pensions on fraudulent claims People va Henry Knickerbocker—Lar­ Hatting* Mi for partisan purposes or on department ceny from shop In day time. Butler, 1» to 20 decisions In contravention ef law, needs to People vs Chas. Sheffield—Felonious as­ MAnRgnment of tho Malls During Corn per bu.. 40be investigated and corrected so that tbe sault For arralgment and trial. . Em per doZy UtD IL tho Franco-Prussian War. fflCaper lb.. 2H. unselfish valor of the American Soldier ISSURS OF FACT. may remain untarnished. This sounds Wm. Zagglcs vs Howard Mosher—As­ good. reads well and the people generally sumpsit. Hye per . approve the doctrine but I think It sub­ Tallow per lb . 4. Enoch Andrus vs Jas. H. Smith—Ap­ stantially important to the Union Soldier peal. Oats per bu.. A Wheat. red per bii.. 52. as to wt-o enforces this law and the spirit Winger G. Spicer vs Stephen Sprengett Wheat, white per Ul. A back of it. Clover Seed wr l-u -• « —Appeal. Compliments to the valor of the Union Timothy Seed l«r bu~ W. Lorenzo Paddock rs Richard Freer— Barley per bu. SO to Lio Soldier are well enough, but after 30 years Trespass to land. Plea of title. One of the most useful and well­ Hay per too, C-K> to * 0° since you unbuckled your knapsacks, Millet seel per bn. SO. Lottie Bishop vs Alfred and Benjamin, managed institutions of the Prussian* many a soldier disabled and disheartened Bishop—Assumpsit Pork dressed. fijn. during the war with France wm the in the struggle for existence. Is asking for George W. Lowry vs Chgs. McMore— field-post, by means of which the sol­ something more substantial than compli­ Replevin. diers of the German army were able to ments. They are asking for bread and Thomas J. Bush vs Hastings Furniture keep up constant communication with help from the Nation they emperlled their Manufacturing Co.—Assumpsit. their friends at home, receiving and lives and health to save. dispatching letters as regularly and One of the numerous paymasters at Alena Hapson vs Joshua Crouch—As- easily as they could in times of peace. Washington, In 1803, sought an Introduc­ tion to Mr. Lincoln. He arrived at the aumaiL The field-post, according to an article Geo. 11. Onborn vs Vroman A. Young in Youth's Companion, was a traveling White House quite opportunely and in­ et al—Assumpsit. troduced to the president by the U. post office, or postal carriage. There Marshal, with bls blandest smile. While CHANCERY 1ST CLASS. , were post office clerks and soldiers shaking hands with the president the pay­ The voluntary dissolution of the Barker whose dpty was to attend to and de­ master remarked, "I have n<vofflclal busi­ Automatic Scale Co.—Taken as confess­ fend it from the attacks of the enemy. ness with you Mr. President; 1 only called ed. Wherever the army marched, the field­ to pay my compliments”. **1 understand Mary J. Teller vs Chas. Teller—Divorce. post followed it Never during the replied Abe.” "and from the complaints Taken as confessed. whole campaign was there any inter­ of tbe Soldiers. I think that Is all you do Lizzie Ordway vs Wm Ordway—Divorce. ruption in the course of the post; even pay.” Taken as confessed. It sounds well to resolve and compli­ Amanda Harris vs David Harris—Di­ on tbe days of the greatest battle* the ment, but it Is far better to do exact and vorce Taken as confessed. posts started at the usual fixed hours A cream of tarter baking powder. even justice by the defenders of the flag. Jane M. Nead vs Geo. W. Nead—Di­ from the temporary post office, which I am unutterably opposed to -the sus­ vorce. Taken as confessed, consisted of a simple bivouac on the Highest of all hi leavening strength­ pension nf any soldier’s pension without Ina Cannon vs Percy Cannon —Divorce. battlefields. — Latest United States Govern­ a hearing, and 1 hold that the government Taken as confer sed. ' Early in the morning the letter* ment Food Report. after having placed the name of a soldier George Tapling vs Mary A. Tapling— which hn4 arrived during the night Koval Baking Powder Cm., upon the roll morally lias no right to sus­ Divorce. Taken as confessed. were sorted nnd delivered to the dif­ pend It until, there has Im sufficient Wall St., N. *Y. Emanuel E. Blocker v» Edith R. Blocker ferent divisions of the troops who Hint proof taken t<> warrant It yand until the Divorce. •for them, nr xvere dispatched to them soldier has had his day In court The Jennfb Mohler vs Wm. Mohler—Di­ ••Quus£ or butden of proof should be nn vorce. by special express. tbe government and nol on the soldier, At dawn of day after the battleJof Delia L. Richards vs John R. Richards whose comrades upon whom he relied may —Divorce. Taken as confessed. • St. Privet the post l»egan its work, in be many of them d^ad. Once upon the George E. Cross vs Emily A. Cross—Di­ the midst of dead and wounded i im­ ,joll he should remain until cogent proof vorce. Taken as confessed. mediately hundreds of soldiers hast­ has been obtained by the government that Jas. W. Edwards vs Caroline Holman— he Is unjustly then. Another thing 1 am B ill to remove cloud from title and dis- ened up to dispatch letters and jxist cards; that afternoon eight large sacks unutterably opposed tx No man should be ehsrge mortgage. Taken as confessed. full of letters were sent off to Ger­ at the head ot the pension department, many. or connected In any manner with dispen­ Bertjaiuln Bishop ys Lottie Bishop­ sing of Its patro itge who Is and was not Again, after the battle of Vionyillc in sympathy with the Union Soldier. No Divorce. the post ofilcfals were in full -activity. man in sympathy with the Confederate Around them lay dead soldiers and Army has any right1,1 n»y«Judgement to Alanson Warner vs James Endsley, et horses. Postmen, porters and postil­ pass upon the pension of the northern al t-Foreclosure. Pleadings and proofs in ions formed a group around the hastily soldier. open court . In our efforts to bury the dead past and -TUen B. Sutton vs Marv J Wilkins, et extemporized table. The clerks, «it-. join hands wltB the south, we must not al—Injunction—Pleadings and proofs in ting on the ground, sorted the letter* which poured in in a constant stream. lose out own balance. Two Councilmen open court. The wind wa« high, and many post of New Orleans were one evening In Feb.. Elias D. Williams, et al ,vs Stephen D. 1801, reeling down to Its City Hall steps Barber. Pleadings and proofs in open cards were blown away and had to be discussing polities as well as their cups court. chased and brought back. The field and hiccoughs would permit them. One Ell Randall, et al v« Geo. A. Dillenbeck post gave a glimpse of busy, peaceful said solemnly: "The South's true balance et al—injunction. Pleadings and proof* work amid all the horrors of war. roust not be overthrown.’’ to which the In open court. The field post had very little rest; other replied: ‘•Confound Ibe South's bal­ Hannah E. Colton vs Donald Swanson- whenever the signal to march sounded ance; try to keek your own." Bill to set aside deed. Pleadings and it had to go to new work. It was al­ I say confound the Idea of try ing to proofs In open court. ways the first to arrive end the last to keep the South balanced up aud pleased S. It McIntyre vs Emanuel J. Crook­ In tbe granting of pensions of the Union Injunction. I'leadlnffs and proofs In open depart; frequently it did not leave an Soldier, we want to keep our own balance. court enemy's town tili u!| the other troops I surely would be the last person to ex­ Ann Hirst vs Edward McGlynn—In­ hod gone, aud had to protect itself from cite animality between any sections of our junction. Pleadings and proofs In open an attack. country. The South Is loyal to the Union court It was hard and rough work for the and 1 believe to day that should there be a Terence Corrigan vs John Yaeger, et al field post official* when rain poured declaration of war by a foreign country —Injunction. Pleadings and proofs in down, and the carriages were up to the she would send forth her best nona to de­ open court axles in mud, and no shelter could be fend snd preserve tbe flag of the Union. found, and attacks from franc* tireum But 1 do believe she should keep hands off threatened from the forests. They had our pension department until the last < ineMunioa , boy In bine Is laid away. I believe that t/faie reunion of the Barry Battalion was to make marches from seven in the the department In all Iu branches should held on the fair grounds In this city on morning till midnight, under torrents be conducted by those who know some­ the 16th. and 17th. Inst The first day, of rain, among the fcrcatadf the Ar­ thing of tbe service of the soldier's life.” Wednesday, was ushered in with rain, dennes, when the carriagesJuMi lo be Aiioug the which continued till nearly noon, and In drawn by six horses. One of the new democratic special "pen­ fact there were several light showers dur­ passes of the Vosges the field'post car­ sion examiners” for Michigan is Col. ing the afternoon. There were compara­ riages had to be dragged through deep tively few in attendance the first day. snow and over slippery ice, where there Crutchfield, of Texts. His father was a At two o'clock p. m. the business meet­ captain in tbe confederate army, and tbe ing was called to order by Col. Brooks, was constant danger of rolling over precipices. And when at last they sympathies of the son have always been and the following officers were elected for reached the end of their march in the • M for the south. We would like to know the ensuing year:-r Col.—H. H. Sparks, Witten post, Mor­ middle of the night, clerks, letter car­ fwbat particular qualification this son of a gan. riers and postilions had often to pass j ■— | rebel army officer has, that will enable Lieut. CoT—C. J. Schwmaker, John the night on their letter bags in mis­ erable cellars, packed together as In a :: him to pass upon the pensions of northern Stark post. Banfield. I I soldiers, that. Is not possessed by some Major—H. H. Trask, Fitzgerald post. slave ship, unless, as waa frequently the case, they had to bivouac out in Hastings. Michigan democratic soldier, or some Quar. Master-W. H. Severance, Hill the rain. Michigan democrat, whose sympathies are post, Middleville. The field posts were often attacked with tbe northern soldiers? In the bands of Sergeon—E. H. I-stbrop, Fitzgerald by the enemy, the letter bag* robbed, one of bls sympathies and associations, tbe post. Hasting*. and the brave soldiers and postilion* Chap.—L M. B. Glllasple, Fitzgerald who defended them left dead on the old veterans cannot expect the same justice that they would receive from a native of« "At the close of the meeting, or rather field. The number of letter* sent to the this state, or one whose sympathies, were before the meeting adjourned, It was with tbe north, nor are the veterans re­ suggested that a vote of thanks he tender­ inny from home far exceeded those dispatched by the soldiers From Ber­ ed the editors of tills city for tbe work ceiving from this administration the jus­ they had gratuitously done for the battalion lin alone three hundred thousand let­ tice and consideration that their cases de- by printing free, notices In Interest of the ter* and parcel* were daily sent off by serve. ■ reunion. Also a vote of thanks to the of­ the field post. The good people often ficers of the Barry County Agricultural wrapped their parcel* in thin paper Society for tbe use of the fair grounds or tied them with weak string, so that When the gold reserve fell below the and buildings. when many of these packets arrived 8100,000,000 mark tbe people became Latest styles. Tbe Fitzgerald tents were, as usual, at Berlin—such a little distance on frightened and laid all of our troubles up­ pitched for those from adjoining counties their way—the covers were torn aud on the purchasing clause of tbe Sherman and for those from the remote parts of the content* visible. our county. In consequence of the day Lowest prices. law. Tbe same purchasing clause Is in In one would be chocolate; in an­ being wet and somewhat chilly. It Was de­ effect to-day. as was at that lime, but tbe cided to bold the Camp fire, Wednesday other bread and butter, and In another gold is coming "our way” rapidly now evening, in Fitzgerald post HalL The a pair of stocking* in which the good Violins, Guitars and Banjos, stock of the best strings and the reserve long since has passed tile hall was well filled, though many at the wishes of the mother or the betrothed Camp ground* remained lo their tents In­ were interwoven. All this the goodobtainable. ♦100,000,000 mark. Notblag is said bow- stead of attending the Camp fire. Many natured post brought Into order a* eves.about tbe silver purchasing clanw­ were the storley-aad Jokes unfolded to well a* it could. tiiooe present, Ar tbe boys in blue, as they in connection with gold imports. The -The letter* aud packets of the army Sherman law has been made the scape actually transpired at tbe front Comrade Foies of Allenn county was of the Moselle alone used daily to fill gnat far all of oar evils by eastern capital­ preseat of course, snd sang several of his seron large wagons. During the exege ist* and need as an argument to return to army songs to the delight of those present of Paris the largest field • poet depot the single gold standard. By ths by. Comrade Fates ia an excellent was at Lagny, which distributed a mil­ singer and a reunion . of Barry county lion packet* to the troops. Ou the eve Hastings Banner editorial notes • GERMAN FIELD-POSTS. Bakin Pure We’are giving some good bargains in CROCKERY ™ GLASSWARE to stimulate trade, these quiet times. A nice assortment of Water Sets, Chamber Sets, Dinner Sets, Sugar and Cream Sets. A new line of Tumblers very nice. Our stock of Groceries is full and complete. The wise housekeeper is the one who buys good goods and that is what we aim to keep and when it comes to TEA and COFFEE we have the goods that please. We want bntter & eggs. I®/ • WWn in GKAND RAPIDS ,u>p at THE KENT H- DOINGS 1/ree Baggage Transfer, New House --■'^■^A^'HOOFii. GoIoq 1 Btr To The SENATE RESTAURANT . 0 Without doubt we hate b»l ;cun, ,hl. our share ut the mlllinrrv hade a . .? lait 3 years. Why do you UI Jj! people have begun loappr.,^,,,. low ’ ™ TO GET A when the good, are Ju,t a, crod’.,, besides we have always „ot ■todc at wm. price while ..!tor, ““ over lo putou the pw.pl..,!■ . You can atw get canned I^totere.' Msckere we are oat again .nd win J’™ ■ Shrimp. Salmon etc- and the "lock la new an about Septriuber U lo :r, a frTmnie arc..modatloa* for all. ladle* i» goods till ot them will I*, new „d -A-nt* ’^Glve usacafll. In basement under rash nnwday, buys very rhrap „ ™ o n Kuire. Corner Main and Jefferson peet them cheaper than ever before w, St*. will have good* from New York lo.-f.J Detroit. Cleveland. Jackson. Gratd Riol Ids snd Chicago, so will have the cran of the market for you at pij(.^ the M fogies will cry about but werannotle’plv we are here toatay, have got to. aud y«J can depend on getting is g.hri a. the best at prices no one will meet. You ask wty we can sell cheaper than the rest WrU we do not depend on millinery *iore and do not a*k cut throat nrlces; sr sell cMn. that is our motto, at the Racket. LUNCH 2R SQUARE riErtL. M. fl. GORDON. Proprietor. A Great Blow! It B a positive fart if your.carpets are swept with air ih-vad of a broom II must be done cheaper, easier better and with less expense tu yor Onr sweeper* sweep by suction. W* bare a soft brush to catch the dirt and sand. Tbe / tans between the bristles do the sweeping by cn allng afraccuum drawing all the dirt\ and sand from the carpet. No stiff bri»ties to wear the carpet ami the price of 02.00 Is in accord with tbe time*. For sale only at the Racket. GAZING AT THE. NEW MOON Is a beautiful and impressive sight; but. DRINKING NEW MOON TEA Is one of the most delicious pleas­ ures accorded to those who enjoy a fine.cup of tea. I hawt just re­ ceived a large invoice of the new crop of New Mooj^Tca and it fully equals the best recommends ever given it. Why dqnt you try it? Whenever you want groceries or conned goods call on me. We have a few bankrupt and manufac­ tured shoes yet on hand at price* as cheap as the old fogies buy them, they are just ,*s gor'd. We can show you ladie.< f»ongo!a shoe* at Si.50 you cannot trit ch short of 1*2.00. Ladies Dougi.’a Philsdelphi* Tip'ommvu sense, the latest style out for 12.25. «ee if you can mate!; •.hem for 83.50. Ah others in proportion, at the Racket S. E. PHILLIPS. The Nation's Chair HOCKING CHAIR. If the Americans are working themselves to death night and day in the struggle for the Almighty Dollar, they discovered the Rosker and take a vast amount of comfort in them every day. There is comfort in them anyway but there is added comfort if you know that you bought them cheap We have a large stock of rockers—in fact too large a stock—and to get rid of them we will sell them at a. bar­ gain. If you want a nice Rocker and a good bargain at the same time, call soon. HIRflH ROGERS, Successor to F. W. Greble. We’ve got all kinds of Furniture which we sell cheap. Between TIME iii BET Ladles’ Watches, Gents’ Wauhes, Boas' WdiGhos. The Reliable Jeweler. ■ THE RACKET Hams & VanArman. f. R. CRNGOflST. 5 0 you save time you save money. Yon can eave a va“ IFamount of time if yon are look­ ing for or any kind of building mater ial, by coming directly to ua and not only that, you will save money by buying of us. ■ We are posted in our business and do enough of it to enaole ub to sell cheaply and yet get a living. �Hastings Banner Thursday, Aug. 24, 1893. JoIid Kelley of Rochester N. Y. makes a very fine line of ladies shoes, ills hand turned shoes are very soft and pliable, while his welta with patent tips are marvels of beauty. - •*’ R. COOK. Local Editor. The Charlotte Republican ia .no more, but In its place Is The Eaton County Re­ publican, au eight cohijnn quarto, well with news and spicy editorials. Messrs. Il I’. Bissell and Frank Jones are tbe editors. NOLwiuistantiinQ , , John Roberts returned from Chicago Friday. Hlr.ni Cbuc, 0: Milo. «u In th, dlj TuewUy. ' $1,500 Mu. M. O. Abbott w» In V.ller Otj Tne«t,j. WE HA VE JUS'T PURCHASED K Jonl.n, ot MittdkTlllo, wu tn tbo City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Bays went to Chi­ j,....| times, and the BiHrtlel Nevins of Otsego. Is being boom­ cago Monday. in the mousy mar­ ed by' his friends for tin! position of Great Mrs 11. Havens. i> vl.ltiug in PrairieKeeper, for tbe Knights of Macca­ vlile this week. i' ..netizing of sil- .Record bees, of Michigan. Mr. Nevins Is an hon­ Iiuii’i. the extra session orable. Dorr Mudge wa* Id Gram! Rapids Tues­ upright man and ifossesses every ■ . and tlie eimtein- qualification necessary to fulfil! tbe duties day on business. of the office in a way most satisfactory to Mr. aud Mrs. Byron Dickinson left for l '-a! uf the Sherman the Interests of this rapidly growing otter. Chicago Tuesday. ■■fy.il eat -green corn, Maurice Grigsby and Charles Sutton are An Institute of the Gold Cure Co., has I ' ns. i ii' iinibt;rs.new at tlie world's fair. been opened In our city under .. - and eich,. you will recently the management of Dr’s. U. A nnd C. H. Clayton Buaby returned from Fenton and bowel trouble. Barber. They guarantee an absolute cure Thursday evening. . . the popular rem- of the liquor or morphine habits, In from Mrs. Gilbert Matthews and daughter to ftjur weeks, without pain, nervous < hanilierlain’ei Diar- one Minnie are Im Chicago. shock or interruption to business. A full inedy. Perry DavL’ explanation of their method may be had Miss Carrie Schumann returned | Grand Rapids Monday. Killer. John Fuller'd | of the doctors. . ItlaekberryCordial, A good many complaints have been reg-1 Miss Gertrude Pendergast Is visiting ! Halsam. Hot Drops, Isterrd of late Iwcause the new bell in the I friend* In Grand Rapids. house did not strike. Mr. Hessmer tSX. L. Wilkins, of Chicago, was in the 1 Irra Cure. Dr. Up- court Iniorms us that the company Is making a city last week on business. Diarrhtra Medicine, motor especially for thia clock, and will 1 Mrs. R. T. F. Dodds are visit­ Ginger. Ginger have It In striking order, so that it will ingMr.herand parents in this city. both louder and faster, the strokes i extract of Smart strike being three seconds apart which Is the Miss May McPhartan returned from nd a great many customary rule. Kalamazoo Tnesdly evening. , FRED L. HEATH, '| iIE DRUGGIST. > a good time to buy •! Hand School Books. . l t-i? complete. $ 1,500 WORTH OF That we will close out at the regular of the g^ods. Remember that EVERY PAIR is WARRANT­ ED to be first class in every respect. Call and examine the goods vohile there is a large assortment. ✓Prank Nitns. of Lake Odessa, was Id A skeleton was found in the Chas. the city Munday on business. Nobles swamp, on Thursday last, with a John Jones aud family, ot Lansing, are gun laying tieside It. Tbe history regard­ ing the person Is unknown, as no one has visiting his parents in the city. been missed lately. The general opinion L-Charlie Doyle and Ort Lichty started for is however that the body has been dead a the White City Saturday noou. long time —Delton Breeze—Lie was proMrs. G. II. Brooks is visiting relatives bably hunting for “better times" and In Prairieville and Allegan county. starved to death. Bow often do we hear people say: ••Where in the world do all the flies come frirm’?” it Is simple enough. The toper makes the blue-bottle fly: the stem father makes the gad fly. the cyclone makes the in nousc house |iy. fly. uic the uibcw black-smith -oiuimi makes me the uic fire CIRCULATION uiro: ! fly. the carpenter Bakes the saw fly. the jo quire* . ,|r|ver makes tbe sand fly and the boarder makes the butter fly. .•Langes for advertisements • office Tuesdays at latest to ' Lewis Decker, ot Carlton, was arrested ■ I, m the hofue of the week , for having Canada thistles on Ids farm. Mr. Docker admitted their presence but was acquitted by a jury in Squire Kenaston’n day i* Old Pioneer* ' court Thursday. The reason tor acquittal ------- , .... may po-sil»|y be found in the reported nmarksfof one nf the jurors after the ver­ ■ald.-h washer «at the dict had been rendered, who said "he 'dnubtud whether the thistles had gone to Monday. The ( seed or not.” al news. i, , C n. 05P0RN & co. Mrs. M. Woodman, of Sparta, spen: Sunday with li. Havens aud family. SIGN. "THE BANKRUPT STORES.” Mrs. Julia Brown, of Northwood, N. Dakota, is visiting Mrs. Will Bowne. Mr. aud Mrs.. Otis Miner, of Lake | Odessa, visited relatives here Tuesday. Miss Mary McNeil, of Duluth. Minu , Is I I visiting her sister, Mrs. Jas. McKevltt. Hon. P. T. Colgrove left for Traverse City Monday evening gn n business trip. SHOE DRILL M. L- Cook and son Robert went to Chicago Monday evening to see the fair. Mrs. S. E. Phillips aud daughter, went j oweI1 ThursH|ay f.,r a vljlt with rein- tives. • Master E. Miller, of Battle Creek, was the guest of hi} Uncle Wiillanl Miller this One'of th" election laws, passed by, the WM p, oouw, mu >» ...« v.v»- ZJoim Creasy, of Grand Rapid*, was last I^glHWH ’ln'nre provides that the elechand shaking with old frleiuiji here yes„ drjct shall tion district -hall contain mure inure than rt50 •’.’>0 pigirr. ’ voter.... rsj b.re d on tin* poll list ..... of the pre- tqrday. • Chas. Williams started M>mttay for a i eent ' eevdiiiz ceedii rivetion. which is 150 more than the Emit of livn-tofore. There is a taw three weeks* visit with friends in Grand whichi-ays caucuses must t>- held between Rapids. ,d :n th»sr hiril timts i* 2 irttd S |>. in : that the noth'e of the can Miss I.eaii Bowne lias returned from- a ■ '< ry dollars trade Jo*, ’ ciis must be published In the local newa•a o turn •’» jrtrts. What paj'cr-l five days before the date ««f tho four weeks’ vl.-it with telatlviS lii Allegan and Martin. . . ' c,niri:4. that the notice must l»e posted up t colnjn/ will be in tht4-puffll*’places in tbe district-where Herman Cook and Mi.-.- Minnie (ktok. <>f Allegan, spent Sunday with her fa'htrr j .> ■••. ns well ri* addition*! the <-;t|i«,ii- 1- !•• b- held. ‘ A. D. Cook. • . • c reading will ai*o be • , t> I be Michigan Cvutial will until N’pteinArchibald Andersen returned to Port j ' lx-1 3Uth *cil round -trip rourht* tickets, . daarapt I.- always to the . [|njBPd t<» ndurn- riot Inter than Dctolier I Huron Monday otter a two week's v|*lr with friend*. - receiving fresh oysters 1 1st nt tLr following . . low rates: [/Elder-Arney, of Middleville, a brother j r . and they are tine ones! - hgs them on Hand for sale. ! B.o j View / of tbe noted i’ar-un Arney, spent Munday J I’. n^kry \ ’•.......................... with Lee Dunlap. tlii* city who have visited ' Heritor Spring*. Mich . : hi M.-.-onlc Temple, Chi- i Rev. It. A..Carnahan, of St. Pan'. Mackinaw City. ’’ .... । Minn., was In the city n few days the < mo*t * excellent view of! Mackinac (stand. ” iirnmnding crmiitry can Ih- ! fore part ot tlie week. Elk Rapid* ” ChaHevolx ” 1 Miss Belle Smith returned to her home Ottawa B. «<di ” in Detroit yesterday after an «xtemled ill it:, nth of Prof, and Mrs. II. | visit with relatives here. 1 i -y. formerly of this city, now nf 1 . Aft. a lip phased to learn of the I । u-C. 8. Palmerton, the Woodland weather . । hetr in Ihrir family Thursday ! .J une 23. ’‘-•3. prophet, was in tbe city Monday, making; v :l < r and still are doing well. I There hn’t any question but "hat tbe ) arrangements for a rain storm. ' ;. Lolf.iTribune has entered upon I tjnics are improving and people are com­ । Mrs. Florence Jewett and daughter, of | ’;!.!!> year of Its existence. It I* j meoclog to regain confidence in one an­ ! Grgnd Rapids, are resorting at the Barlow ... . U y. pro-jM-rous, and progress- otper again. Money is very plenty in the . j'.ipet. an<! one which the owners | great money centers, especially In Wall) and Doyle Cottage at Wall lake. w-r*—... enn .. — 11 be 1 MfeeU gn(| |s loaned out to Western Miss Emma Gudekunst left for her houn*. rent A. McGrath well bankers. Every boat that comes from in Grand Rapids Friday night after spend­ Europe nearly, has gold on board for ’he ing a week visiting friends in this city. •■ ndanceat camp meeting Sunday United States in settlement of trade bal­ Miss Gertrude Smith aud the Mhsc« ■ l «-k’- grove was \ery targe, it be- ances. or to invest in “giit edge” stock of 1 -Lii.ated ti nt Over 5.000 people were <-arlou« kinds, which have reached the low­ Coulter returned from Bay View last .Doimds at that time. There were est point ever known on the stock ex­ evening where they have been spending <-->r ItHl tents pitched and the meeting changes. This continual pouring In of a portion of tbe summer. Mrs. Chas. E. Waldo, *of Canon City. vet? 'uecessfol. gold, and tbe increasing of the money of the country, cannot but Colorado, formerly Miss Lida Beadle, of who he.ird White’s Military Band. circulation circulation m k»e better, wu>.. have effect for the ns soon ns th s iZT.T “. < .* e’eIUDR ' X . ' m-oo. during the races here. Can money gets scattered abroad through the J ' '“Ji *reilndf ty for " vUlt wl,,‘ frknd»• ate the quality of muidc that will the channels of trade. - i •t ;.hed during the fair, The ser. , . ... . l*Dwlght Goodyear and Frank Cole were • • band have been peen red and Annual excursion to I’etoaky ami Frav- jM Lansing Tueaday. They rude ovrr erse City Fuesday, August *2Dth.. 1803, and back, a distance of about 100 miles, !:nni*ii music each day. by special train and at very low rate via 1 |a one day. An exceedingly good record ' '<|>en our fruit evaporator Mon­ the Michigan Central aud Grand Rapids * considering the condition of the road-. : Hh.. and desire to buy your . wliicli we will pay the highest Indiana Railroads. Leaving Hastings at Continued on eighth page. 12:48 P. M. Fare, S4.00 for round trip, j frOUl • Wicks a'Muhbav. Ticket* are good for return by any regular ; train until Thursday, September 7th., in­ Hasting!*, Mich. clusive. The special train will stop at 'hairing to take vocal or Inslru- Cadillac, Manton, Walton. South Board­ - i ns «>r Loth, are requested to man. Kalkaska, Mancelona, Elmira, and Etl.i Shupson. Mis* Effa Is Boyne Falls, Passengers for Traverse * Ij 'luullfied to give Instructions City will changu cars at Walton. Baggage '■ .-r Lraneb, having taken special checked through lo destiuatlon. Tbe low • ■■ • 11 each In the Albion Conservatory rale, a splendid service, ample hotel accomo­ •>! music.y. . dations at low rates, the many sights, the l ij1 Michigan Fanner advises the farm­ I enjoyment -nnd benefit you will receive, : • feed their low priced wheat to their can nut fall to make this the excursion of a rather than buy western corn tbe the wason. ' C. R. OsBonx. ' niiiu winter. No better pork, beef or . • Agent. ■uutii.n ean be produced than that from wheat, and 81.00 per bushel ean Hnu eaalWe have been asked to expose a firm j be realized from the grain. located In Brooklyn N. Y. that agrees to • Bring built juM like HIE EMPiiLK SPRING •u"* tm>uo «i mvti wm, « . the bottom of this furrow whh-h is cnWred ;in,j jarger lha!l U1OM. aI;v ,rt!ler r-> z-x 1-r-1 \ 7 f— r~/~\ September. fi trued • 3 9. lumici mv The rule allowing water bikers, to sprinkle lawns from5—8 a. m nnd G—9 p. m. will be strkkly enforced. We would ask all who use water for such purpose to comply with aatd rule. C. Wkissert ■ Vater commissioners Rob knr Dawsox Geo. Osborn For the 47th annual G. A. R- Encampwent to be held at Indianapolis, the I. * W M and D. I- 4 N. lld« wlH « cur,Ion Uckrti «!• ««r|ol» n>»'« “ ’er’ low rite,. Tlelret. will besoW ™ ,S**t ■'ml 3rd snd 4th, .nd will be Rood to re„Ln Me,>t ictli. Full Infcrmtlwn reganlliix rwles, time ot .peclst .nd r''ul” ISm may be bad upon .ppllcmlon to ___ CECrt—Feeding out In an equal time. with the Mme combination of gear, The quantity regulated by tnd a bearing ot nine incites for the wheel huh. The wheels never lop in and a lever or coil spring—Built v.p.h tapering axles and horta hub Drills. 38 year* of nn< qua led succ-^a and selling otfer 100 Empire rub the grain-box like all straight rod ax'es and short io be the best Drill on earth. s Drills from Hastings in the pust 8 tear- prove It to oubedon’t call and see •*]’ >e E aplre” before baying. 1 can sell you any size Drill FARMERS: You wh! make a mi-:ake If you don't from 3 to 24 Hoes or Shoe*. I will take a few good enlarge pictures free ot charge and throw In a frame. All you have to do is to pre­ pay the express which Is generally placed at 81.30. We have become so tired of ex­ posing things of this nature that we had q ,, A. hoped the people had learned by this time Ticket Axent,. It I9 is mvanamj Invariably a losing game to > .that |S near lint ^na. has deal wivu with suu™ some foreign concern ’that . Explains Itseir. I I . _______ fur your your no reputation and cares nntliimr nothing for Chicago, III.. August, 22, 1893. I continued patronage. As usual, those Singling Bros. Shows al Grand Ba,!Ids who dealt with this firm were sadly disap­ ' t- -ffith. The Michigan Central rill pointed. Instead of receiving a nice, large Mr. W. R. Cook. Hastiup. Michigan. ■■ • excursion tickets to Grand Rapids and picture as hoped fur, there came a poor ■’’t;ni including admission tickets to tin type about six Inches square. The Dear Sir:— Please innert the attached in a conspicu­ •bow at St.w. • Children five- years of frame Instead of being a massive, heavily ous place In your paper. It may he 1 will are and under nine 73 cento. Tickets gilded one, was mad? of paste board. want It Inserted more than nnce. if sueh l'<o.| going and returning on this date Tbe whole thing might poaslbly have cost is the case will let you know. Would only. . 15 centf. We trust that those who bit. state, however, that your last ‘•add’’ sent C. IL Osborn. and there were a good many of them In me such a crowd that I was unable to acAgent Hastings and vicinity, as well as through­ 1 commodate more than two-thirds of Mrs. Livermore’s serial, “In Ole Vir- out Barry County, will learn that it is al­ . them.’ but having made arrangements with | gibuy-Fifty Years ago,” is weil sustain­ ways best to deal with home dealers. another house at name rate am enabled to । ed and full of Interest. Tbe visit ol the' They need your trade and are always pre-11 entertain n few more than hitherto. 1 dave-trader. and the consequent d’atp- pared to givej'ou value received for It. 1 Yours Truly, If anyone anyone of*rs ofltrs you you a a stap.e staple article of any ’ pearance of unruly snd troublesome ser­ If Cvmi, S. Gninsnr. mw. - - • i j-u»n cxcJwyI11 <« fnr of vants:' with a most graphic and picturesque , kinu nnd ror for nni»i>u.>,»« WORLD’S FAIR accommodations with­ account of the “corn-shnckln’,’* with U» your own dealer you can make up your . a few minutes ride from the grounds, dances and songs and feasting, are the I mind that IPs either an Imitation, or ofaw 50c a person Id parties of two and oter. Principal subjects of tbe ninth paper of a I defective in make. If people will renieuiCyril Grigsby. senvs which every reader will regret io । b.-r thia it will save them a good many bard 4717 Evans Ave., Chicago, HL Seoncluded in Worthlngton’a Magazine 1 hm t forget the dale of Old Pioneers '-••rtlng—Aug. ulst. The meeting will - n ratio o’clock a. m. sharp. It 1 :■■■ field In tbe court bouse. An ex• -• nt program has been prepared. Fine ■ • > lia> l>een secured for the occasion JLd the meeting promises to be one of ;. !i>'>.d pleasant in the history’ of the '•defy. 16. utiu • ECU the same quantity of wheat. «iat». rye or barley. POSITIVE FO he fettling shaft revolve- ami it perfectly reliable as the feed is not discharged is regulated by the -p. cd with which the ’T’HE mut.h-.ibus'.:rl Silver Dollar is A still current with us.. In fact each one is worth about 81.50 with us in purchasing power in these economic days. R. K. Qrant. �---------It Hhoill.t Be in Brrrr „ FEATHERED HIS NEST. Hastings Banner MoTESfROMTHE Thursday, Aug- 24» x893' COOKB ROS.. Propneto fl. (olun/biaifBlwilio^ Ilndiaxa ndiana any, day, which tvnicn was to have nave been celebrated August 22, has been de- ■ dared AH Run Down •A few years ago my health and I consulted several physicians. Not one could dearly diagnose my case and their medlclna tailed to give relief. I eomnonced to take Hood’a Sarsaparilla. From an all run down condition 1 have been restored to rchx! health. Hood’s^Cures Formerly I weighed 135 pounds, now I balance tho scales at 176 pounds." Geo. W. Twist, Coloma. Waushara Co., Wls. Hood’a Pills cure all Liver Ill*. 8lek BeadaaheTJaundke. Edlgosttan. Try a Ux. 25c. Michigan Central “ Tha Niagara Falls Routt.” design as the similar wares from Meteren, Sucre, or Berlin, they at lewt are Of Great Interest to Workers in .fry low In price, and hence wdlhln the reach of the poorer cU~. of the Iron and StaoL population. The .tyle affected by the Swedish tnakere of eblna and pottery Still Mwinfln* the Lead In Industrie* . pertain, about In even proportion to the French and Herman aeboobu Dependent on the Skillful In furniture Sweden doe. bettor. Manipulation of Metal*. . Krne Interior, on exhibition, with their harmonious color effects in green (Special World's Fair Lettcr.l and gold, their silk draperies and The hardy north is not inadequately tapestries, being decidedly pretty and represented representeu at at the uie world ww«>’s " fair, and « a. — re eoon.rl.HI IVBlI'Il though all the three countries which tasteful. The same is true . tether eompow that hyperborean re- tx?r„f , ornu-ntelpleeea. manieipivvc--».jrheujher. — —7-large diaplay of »«tl»« fare-rug. end gion which we in America Tiave come iarJfe mapmy v.4 . • ___ a .. nA. onrl hnrta ntTliill to call call Scandinavia-a Scandinavia-o name name which which has ( ciobks cloaks,, cujm capa »nd rerettv to — in reality neither geographical nor 1 the low prices startle1 us, for prey ‘ *’* -•*»-other ctaimx, to existence and which fox rugs are ®»rke£J£kiil>1 -v __ «nd the the bearskins, the the natives and descendants of that instances, t^d beaver and $nl and wolves’ hides are huge domain scout and floatr-hold less | , of Of population, population, they nicy ,j correspondingly low. Besides a ama than ten millions than ten mi chemicals, of bwedlsn made an aggregate aggregate Showing showing display display of ot have made t . . -a rifles and guns rrnns for for the which exceeds bv lor that of large •and patches, th iPtoVCUCS. of Ml * n wumjm -v----------- - - ..o A.-Hrin . -k... and nnrl of nf sewing mach machines ountries, sucn as Austria, .chose, ,n®" '(some populous countries, such as Austria, ». Pride of race hod proba- very pretty in their appointments), there for instance. blv much much to to do no with with that, us well — 11 is to be seen on this m n I oor a < isbly »s that deep-seated of ninh each ntllFT other p]By of Swedish folk tyPe*“Pc“a"“s '_______ 4.,) jealousy A? which one always finds most strongly and huntsmen, skating, sleighing, rac ^^donuoftberemebl^l tog on toowrtoev retodrec rehtoto. Dancing has been resumed at the ■ Persian Greater, a permit having been | ’ ' issued by tire director general. ravv. rauras m— —ucu . procta- , Gov. Pattison has issued a mationappointing Thursday, September 7, as Pennsylvania day at the world world’’s s fair fair and and urging urging a a large large attendattend- j ance. I1 I Octobcr 10-23 has been selected as ! the new date for the exhibition of standard-bred trotting and thoroughbred horses. Entries close Septcm- > <JQ 1I i... ^.♦re.n.vi ci„.. «♦ ‘ MiBSOUBI■ , the fair originally and of closely ollivd history. Again, some later date aa yet ’ the struggle for independence—entire because of the inability of the gover­ vaging in Norway ! separation—now wl^,.__ . . nor to be present. has brought it about that the ex­, hibit made by the smaller sistoirrcounstate building. The portrait was paint- . try, Norway, ta wholly Hindered fn m •d by H. Schmiechen, of London, nnd ' that mode by Kweden, not only in is attracting a great deal of attention. 1 "P*” but even In the matter of repreLikpt H C Poexdstoxx U S N mentation, each country having a comLIEVT. 11. C. FOLND8TONX, U. s. that has worked independent who has been on duty aboard thefcrick ; mimnuu •• > b.tlle.hlp lllinoin, b«n rellend «' the^thrr. The re.uli I J£ . from duly at the fair, lie ha. been or­ dered to thdannml onii«r Sew York. -tetF rxref ,„»« I eastward. 'a.m,lp.in.|p.m.lp.m.|mtr. ,r P . . , '. . ‘ . V It HAsnxae........ . ...........| 7.«| | 8 9.* Fhe original commission from h erdi-। «*>'»»’■ Ua | I a gfi | Ji nand and Isabella creating Columbus ! an admiral has been put in a s--—- ■1 wsrTFAntt. Ia.tn.la.m.|p m.lp.m.fp.m HASTIN..*......................| X58j 112.02) «.W| 1.00 rate glass case and placed on the * i, altar of La Rabida. All men are re- ' C. !L OS IP IKS, Local Agent, Hasting*. ! quested to remove their hats when O. w. kkoolxs g r AT. A. Chicago. looking at this relic. . ! F hanczs L auxb , member of the Z?) •/ j / Everywhere. Competent chumbre des deputes. Paris, has been Bu»4 rate for »ueh poaltion* at tho Grand 1Hapids — J~ ” •* .inspecting and studying the world's nil School. fair since early in July with a view to ineaa Collect!, Shorthand, and Normal For Catalofue, addrww A. 8- Pariih, Propr. putting his impressions of it in book form, two volumes, for the benefit of European readers. Tux statue (heroic size) of Gen. That more ITis result from an James Shields, by Louis W. Volk, has jnst been completed in standard bronze Unhealthy Liver than any metal with one hundred dollars’ worth other cause-indigestion, Consti­ of Montana silver in it, and placed pation, Headache, Biliousness, amonjf the buttle flags of Mexico and ind Malaria usually attend it war of the rebellion in the Illinois Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator state building. Nkw assignment* have been made is a vegetable specific for Liver special days to include Amateur Pisorders and their accompany­ for Athletic union, September 13; Keeley, ing evils. It cures thousands September 13; Fishermen. September why not be one of them ? Take II) and ‘20; Sportsmen. September 21; Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator. Irish, 30. and Trainmen, October 13. Your Druggist will supply you. Junior Order United American Mechan­ ics day, September 30, has been withdiawn. MORTGAGE ^ALE. gj |£~ Do you Know? . COULDN’T TALK ENGLISH. Default having been tnado in the conditions ,1 --------------ot a certain mortgage made by Arthur I). ------Huxhet and Sarati !». niiziie*. bis wile. Hubert ®ot ’h" Little Eaqnlmau Maiden Could C. Stronx. and Euirr.a Strong, hto wife, of Bxrrv | Make KuinbaUn Geaturra. tn» FWoi. ftoVorW. A. D.. ino. and rnennted In the office of tbe! fair grounds can't speak a word of b"‘ <*•“ D. . iwa. iu Liber:*) of Mortcaki*. mi mim 24 I them from holding a pantomimic con­ , ',eU^TeA of Uie County of Barry and State of Mlehltran, I stranger who halts at their quaint bark on tbe 20th day of September. is*n. raid umIku- I hduacB. ment naving been duly recorded in tlie ottce of I i , J the Raster of Dexia of raid Couiitv of Barrv. (hle Httlc girl of fourteen, who has a on the anh day of February, a. D.. im in Libra ! Tound. fat face and black eyes, creates mX.re'lJXIrcUlrereli, | ”» o' >»■«"»« "lUl h.Tgreture. due a i ito time atttfa notice the sum of ihn-r *?d funny ways. thousand one hundred eighty two dollars nn<i j Arhinkimr to have some fun with h<— sixty seven cents and an Attorney’s fee of flfty /i,unKinH nave some tun witn lie. dolltira provided lor In raid mortgage, and--* young man with checks on his ! elothes as large as a Columbian half a?law having been' Instituted to recover the dollar tickled her under the chin the J. B. Wilson. 871 Clay St THE EXHIBIT OF SWEDEN Sweden, after vainlv trying to obtain more more space space in in Manufactures Manufactures building building orlgiDBny allotted to her. .. - •in ­ erected- -her own :huge .building, which she has boused the bulk of her exhibits. This highly characteristic structure is splendidly located—on the main road leading from the Fifty­ ninth street entrance to the Fisheries building—and it is built in the style of an old Swedish church, the sub­ structure of brick and the rest of sea­ soned timber, the whole crowned with a slate roof and gables and turrets and Lapps, interiors of farm houses. J etc., and also interesting photographs Bnd panoramic views of land ami people. 1 Upstairs on the gallery the Swedish 1 government and some private societies hove made an attempt to show us ' their systems of physical culture, of manual training (sloyd), of running a ! school for weaving, one for sewing, eta. There is a model of a gymnasium, I showing all the apparatus, also a cob j lection of fencing weapons, and other things, but this exhibit as a whole is inferior to that sent by other European ' countries. A collection of books and lithographs, sent by a Swedish soI ciety for the promotion of artistic l>ookmaking. shows that Sweden turna out excellent work in some ! specialties, for instance expensive works on natural history, with col| ored plates, equaling the best done in . J ! t New Dlceorer) t„r aud cold,, that k c„„,| bi." ’ M*sks> With Aboat •aoo.ooo fa III- Oottrn G«ln». Kansas ClTT, Mo., Aug. 33.—From school-teacher to Napoleon of finance and thence to a defaulter ia the story of E. M. Donaldson, late of this city, sec­ retary nnd manager of the Union Trust company of Sioux City, la.. pres­ ident of the First national bank of Mariqn, Kan., and of eleven Iowa banks, who fled Tuesday, pre­ sumably to Mexico, and. left be­ hind him a record a* an artistic looter of banks that is seldom surpassed All of the institutions ho was connected with arc in receivers hands. Ho is sup­ posed to have taken with him about 1800,000 of other people’s money. From the Union Trust company alone he took 1600,000. From the Kansas and Iowa banks 1200,000 is'a conserva­ tive estimate of his stealings. Forgery is one of the many charges against him. and a deputy marshal is now on his trail in Mexico armed with a war­ rant for hi* arrest for erasing his in­ dorsement to a note for 15,000. Donaldson’s story is unique. It be­ gins in 1885 when he left school teach­ ing to go into the real estate business in Marion, Kan. Associating himself with prominent men of the city he was soon coining money for them, as Kansas was then in the height, of its boom. Eastern people became interested with him, notably Joseph U Hosmer, of Bancook, N. II., who established a branch office in New Hampshire and began placing loons with New England people for them. In 1887 Donald­ son organized the Union Trust A Mortgage company of Marion, Kan., with a capital of 1150,000. which began business successfully. Up to this time Donaldson was honest and successful, and his marked abilities and smooth tongue carried everything before him. but the bottom began to drop out of _________ __ _________ ____ the Kansas____ boom and that started his ’ trouble*. But he never lost his nerve. this country. Then there is an ex- > jle gOt hi* eastern backers ’o help hibit of musical and mechancial ' him organize banka to relieve the situainstruments, but it fa small aud rather tion. The Union Banking company, ! capital 1250,000. waa started, and with inferior in quality. | its money the First national bank of J Marlon was bought, and the Union I j ■ ■ i ; ; ' ' , j ' ; . • ' j ; Banking company at Greensburg, Kan., Union Banking company of Jetmore. Kan., Union Banking company of Holt, Kan., were organized ns branches of the First national of Marion. But this scheme failed. His business began to dwindle. So he went to Sioux City, organized the Union Trust compony in the latter part of 1888 with an authorized capital of fl,00t),00(i, paid up 1600,000, with Hosmer as president and himself secretary./This company suc­ ceeded to all the^nssets and liabilities of the Kansas concerns. In connection, with this company the following Iowa banks were organized: m?**' blur, woxl. ttoraren.U with pucumr.nl, , ot -I. ttrlpto,- »h,„ re,”’““k relic, and toren.1 nhy.ln,,,. I,., x "*■ nogmxl. liulnut It,,,.., , ,l.'r’«W Pa., claim. Dr. King’, x,hi "‘“ton, dmre him more „ ,,, ever uwd tor Inng rroni,', x ?>’!"* to Try to ^1 ta,,?,”®* Uj- 2Sd£E?<lr“’,to'"■ ki1- '«*Mt Elect rle This remedy is favomiu and.no popular ion, ,. ( ' "«'««t» mention. Ail who h; .. . , Bitters sing Uie sauic - • ,' /■ *ric purer medicine <!.«•, bI,t, . ,’ guaranteed to do a|i . an,,.n !» Electric Bitters will cure ■. ',hJt med­ lire llvW and kl.hre>..i;:,,.(,.,“^’‘1«' boils, salt rheum .;1I(| (.n ,.r caused, by impure !»!«.,_ -Will A?11 malaria tr.,m II,,well as cure nil malarial f..y. _v”" M of headache, eonstlpailon niili 'i-iltkll?re try Bectrlr Bit:,.,*.. guaranteed, or mon-y n-funded tM® so eta. and Sl.ou pc, l,1,1:1 . ??■ n year, drugntore. »’« • to treed. lire b.M aalvc („ thJ wwM , bruises. Km. ulcers. ,.,k sores, tetter, ebappcl corns, and all akin etu| :i... . ly cure, piles or n„ oucini. nt gunranured to give prat, et ,au.tartl™ 2 money refunded. Price 25 <-ents t>ra For sale by W. U. Crete. a!. th,,^ Coldwater’s Son* o: veterans have organlzed a mutual benefit iatlon. A valuable Northport hiirse bitten by a rattle»nake Mraret. -l in a inanura lni1 will die. * ' They poulticed her tret an.J pecIBwi her bead. And blfatered her back • ’twu inn­ ing and red. Tried tonics, elixir. j-a'-n-kiUer*. sahes, / (Though grandma d< luted it wis noifa/ Ing but “narves.’*) The poor woman thought she mus-t Till “Favorite Prenrripthin"she happen-^ ed tn try.— No wonder Its praise* • louJiy they speak; She grew better at onev am! was well In a week. The torturing pains snd distressing nervousness which accompany, at times certain forms of female weakness. yje|d like magic tn Dr. Pierre’s Favorite Pte- , scription. It is purely vegetable, perftclly harmless, nnd adapted to the delfctte organization of woman. It allay* and subdues the nervous *ymt<t<iuis and re- ' lieves the pain accompanying Iu:.i:iona! and organic troubles. Gwantee printed on bottle-wrapper, and fa’Af fily earned out for ninny year*. But one out of 19 appli.-.it/u for :cafh. en certiflcare.* at Boyn-- city «ecure4 what they sought. Some In^ct. without th < pickle* In Its iHtart. is killing tuauv^t the cucum­ ber viinfes at Dumlv'-. A farmer was run :.m! in>tanily First national bank.'Ida Grove. First ps.' killed t«v a Michigan <.'■ •-“al tn •: >t ' tienal bank. Holstein: Sloan state bank. Sloan 1 Slocum Jun.-tion la-: • . A letter Danbury state bonk. Danbury; First Ute addressed to .\ick Pin > a-, found the bank. Ute: Woodbine savings bank. Woodbine; ' Cushing ravings bank. Cushing: Castana sav- remains, • Ings bank. Castana: Schaller savings bank, Schaller: Aurelia savings bank. Aurelia: Bank of Modale. Modale. At first this scheme was successful, but like his Kansas venture it, too, be­ gan to fail. Th’cn he started a big ranch neqf Marion. Kan., and spent thousands of dollars on iu This broke the Union Trust company. About this time Donaldson begun to sec that ruin Brukenvn will hrreatn r ijind;.' t. .- ex was inevitable. So he moved here and 1 tin* Itettbi- V organized his cattle company into a press on the Big Baphl* Lansing and Nottiivm. branch of the Union Trust company. Then he began to plunder. Two of The Upper Pcnifl*6la i;. ' ■ ! • of the the Iowa banks were sold and an at­ Ancient Older of Bdfrt::i-: • • I‘ id X tempt was made to sell the others, but reunion at Marquette on A . the financial stringency stopped him. Gen. John A. Leggat. a if-mra rr.-ident Thereupon he laid hands on all the of Graqd Haven* but now of Butte Mod.. assets of all the banks and the trust has sold his mill* known the < fans’Jetta, company and disposed of them. Within located near Butie. for -<l ■ 1 the last ninety days all of the banks and the trust compan^ have gone into receivers' hands. James Doughty, of Sioux City, waa appointed receiver for tTtwn Baby was »i. the trust company and the Iowa banks v.*beu «be wn.* a (’ I. '.Vhemsbe becameiIn July the First national bank of Wbra she had Cid! V-. u »'■ Marion was closed and Special Bank Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cryfor Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria. । • swedkx's worftn' i w me wuuiu a mgniy which lend to the whole a highly ; In Machinery hall Sweden has not tSereof *^cure<1 n>orUago or any part other dny. A moment later he re- picturesque air. The interior, howmuch to show, but at least two pieces ■ Now, therefor-, by virtue ot the power of sale Kitted the act, for the dark skinned ever, is very bare of decorations. of mechanical skill deserve mention, contained In said mortgage, mid the statute In: girl from Labrador suddenly twined1. Although Sweden is, above all. nn one being a turbine wheel driven by both .rm. around hl. neck and plan red n(rrimllural country, .bi- i, not repre. steam, instead of water, the invention September, bepcemoer. A. a. D.. d.. imkl imo. at st 10 o’clock in la the fore- I a kiss on his ruby lips that might have rented at the fair bv the products of of De Lawai, and quite unique: tho noon. Airatlon tn . x _' ,2 . ...................... ______ _ . . r __ anon. II nhall nliail rail sell at st Puhlln Public Auetloo. to th. the liieb-I1 been i8. ■ >her soil, not even ,by‘ her .forestry. Tlie heard at the Fisheries building. •« bidder, st the north front door of the other a barrel-making engine In the The young man's face turned[ a lob1 ' reason for that, it is stated by the comksrrt House. Inlbeeityof H-iatincs. <thvt be­ ing the place where the Circuit Court for the stor hue as he darted through crowd missioner, Arthur Leffler, is because Woman's building there are embroid­ County of Barry la boldeo) Ibepnaltes de­ eries ^nd other evidences of the deft­ * Sweden does not export any of her that made the village echo with their scribed i a said nwrtcue. (except such part.uf ness of Swedish female fingers, but the t<ald described promises aa was Inserted iu outbursts of laughter. : raw products to this country. In the said mortgage by error and fchleh have been ' one industry, thouRti. in which Sweden nothing very remarkable. And as for heretofore released by Qutt Claim deed to I has shone for centuries, viz.: the pro­ the exhibit which Sweden makes in Ixjulse M Ev*rts. Um* legal owner as hereinafter Mr. Thomas has resigned his position the Art palace, it is distinctly of a set forth, or m> much thereof ar may be neces­ sary to pay the ainoaut due upon said mortgage as director of music at the world’s fair. ; duction of fine iron and steel, she has lower grade than cither that of Den­ [ made an unusually fine display. The with Interest at eight percent, and all legal : Examiner \V. A. Latimer took charge costs, together with an attorney fee of fifty dob I| He has done so manfully and without great iron works of Dannemora. mark or even Norway. A number of last Tuesday. The same day Donald­ lars covenanted for therein, the nremlscs being any reply to the mean and malignant । worked since 1505. have come to the her paintings are veritable daubs, and son fled. The examiner says he is 124,described in said DMngxge aa follows Commencing at thesiortb west corner of F. L. personal abuse which has been heaped । front. Though hampered by the lack, i tho slavish imitation of that latest । 000 short at that bank. Blake's lot In theviitage of Irving. County of upen him for a policy for which he was F. Tj Palmjr. an old 4i.. mer­ horror ia French art, the "impreadpnj of indigenous coal, which neccsaftaics 1 Barry and State of Michigan, and running trom chant ol Yale, has made an p«*’-r.ment mars other canvases WIUCJll which ^^AFous, Ind.. Aug. 12-Monday v NIai. | *• thence etut or iu an easterly direction along the not responsible. If there be any sense j either Ihn the use of _1._ charcoal the .im- I! 1st style," —--- 1 or .. I’L-' — --- -- w “*»=* «UTBSC3 ™— ---- mvUUBy owing to poor bn*in«*«i» and ’low tollrtlmlif it painted, according _____ .. . . 1 sftorn'rmn 'rii.wuln_« t> ti ____ l ... presi. north line of Inta heretofore oonveyed and to rhe of justice or fairness in this community, I would, to the ’ “ te rn°on Tlieodore P. Haughey. highway crosstug the nee and east of tbe lot or says the Chicago Tribune, there will portation of coal from neighboring I good, old-fashioned canons of art, be ,nt of lh,‘ wreckrd Indianapolis na- Quns. I countries, the qualify of this SwrtUsh land deeded to Effle BUdwtn. and from mid was1 arreated at---hia highway In a south easterly direction on the be a reaction in his favor against this drrerrlnFotpraire. Arttional Q««» bank, erldratTT"? -I home' i_________________ The animal forest ijn- m i - ■ - known -,w.re-om,„„. > „e eon‘“n”1 in b«l'W south line of the raceusy. to Intersect the unexampled persecution. The con­ ' ly is at just as low Bn e bb in the near^this “ ear r> thia city clt F on a warrsst warrant sworn swcfu out out as the Bear Stranip. in Mimre- county, pond; thence on and al<tng the westerly Hue of oreheMra whaB T ’"'X.'""' *"J Sweden of txwlay as Is her literature. ‘ with '■' * bl. '____m.Knlliernt ,„ charging uim him was making gdod prog re., .riti* the re­ said pond In a northerly direction to the dan*, ttract, - R*«lv«*r — Hawkins ------- --------- •been -------------------------------------------. halls almost wholly free from phbsphorus — and from thenee toliowiog tlie renter of the *have canceled. The music *’ ------ * — ’ ’ with embezzlement and misapprocent rain doused tin* kiln Thornapple river to a point directly north of will lie closed or used ns bazaars. is so excellent that the best Swedish which a generation ago showed such th«* point of starting, and Jrom said point south Pu ftu°" and credits of j steel and iron find a market, too, in remarkable awakening. Since one (>f the ieiittltu • of lo the place ot b**Klnnltuc..c<>tiuUnlnc fen acre# The latter course should be adopted, as ■ the bank from January 1, 1892, until W<>LP vox SCKIEKBRAXD. tpurn or l-M; aud all on section thirty-one In it will be n shame to let these build­ this country, wherever the highest ■Dundee put an oil and g.i*oli-'' va^ii on ! July 24, 1893. Simultaneouslv with the town four north, range nine west, excepting । grade of the metal is needed in Ameri­ toy rtMil, the ell er ilesiers lime cut the frupi the above all strrotn and highways now ings lie Idle. Tho engagements with can industry. lawfully thereon. Also tbe undivided one-half foreign musicians and with choruses price right hi the middle. . The display comprises the best speci­ Of thn-following; (knuineacing at a point fiftytwoffeet, «lx Inches wr»t and twelve rods three in different parts of this country also feet tend three inches north of tbe soulbeast have been canceled. There Is now mens of Bessemer steel, of steel ingots and bars, of pig Iron, etc., as well as corner of lb«* north west quarter of srcllnn I»ia for .ee„n^ ™ A 1UU,! '*“* thirty-one, town four north of range nine west: nothingJeft ofThe-lmreau of music ex­ of finished products, notably saw •3.000.000. running from theuce west eight rods; ihem-e cept its choral director, who has no north to tbe center of the Tbornapple river; chorus to direct, its secretary, who has blades, horseshoe nails (the best in the thenoe east right rods. Ih-nea south to place of world). Sweden shows, too. by htjr cxbeginning. 11 is expressly understood tunt tbli* no duties to perform, and a "mute hibits that she is. so far, the only Eu­ last described premises is all the preraiw*. mill organ, which might as well be locked comprlvKageand righto of flowage, owned 4ry Alonzo ropean country which has adopted the _ --------- treMaurer of the ?' w,n«“!'»>»irr» I. taeroMUg, E. Gardner ana Frank Campbell and renstitu- , up. The wreek of the bureau is m com­ were <nthered in. ting the late firm, Gardner. CampbellA Co . of plete as its worst enemies could have cut and style of our American tools, so •nd It I. experu-d thl» of taecml »»• concern, much more handy and appropriate will not tio.ooo.ooo before October 30. Young Unugbey, the Coffln. and Bred Irving, snd that this mortgaien Is Intraded to I than the clumsier Europeanr>etools. cover Cbe uMHvtded one-had? of all rtebto nf desired. T, '■,hYKed with b*’1-* raid Gardner, Campbell A Co., together with Austin H. CurtK proprietor of the Msebelled the .Ider Unoghey in the emHer array of files, too. Is great, and a the perpetual right to the water power, (jack con ereauiry at Dundi^e. will ereet o creamwater flowage and milt privileges desenbed The world's fair directors have ap­ steel band, marked “the largest ever laii^l’JF*3’-1, ’p'"t two dol­ V“* “'“pprnpri.tioo of ry at Milan as soun's’ men and monej can above with the roller flou-ing mill and ail Mill pointed Director General Davis. Ih-eaimade," and being 12 feit wide. 050 feet lars at tbe world s fair. credit, ehnrged nolnat him. fixtures therein now standing or hereafter to be do It. erected and planed upon said premises Includ­ dent Kiginbothum and Mr. James VV. long and yet weighing only 528 pounds dou^'iS.v;1?0^ u"‘t u*» “*d' “ Quietly » ing both of above descriptions. . “Adlronds," Wheeler * Heart and A<rre poMlble nnd the .rre.u.1 men were That In drafting said mortgage the draftsman Scott e. committee to form an or­ attracts universal attention aa a proof <iouars that I lent you? Daahaway—Great Seott, old man 1 Cure is guaranteed free from M<»rpblne» made an error and the following descritxnl land ganization of citizens with the ob­ of the skill of Swedish artisans. The don.° » L ' ” “ * d 8Ut “ C ™ ” '» with mill privilege* and right of flowage. was ject of establishing a world's fair same remark applies to the fine exhib­ abould aay Whj, lt toetod™^. ‘Y“ Buren, who releMed them Mineral and Opium. Sold by lIinserted In said mortgage by mistake, that the ” said mortgagors had no title and claim no tide ccnaenm of anthropological, ethnologi­ it of steel projectiles, next to Krupn’s dotlara more that I „ „ jM, Goodyear. losald premises, and the Assignee »t Mid cal, mineral and other classes of ex­ and those of the United States govern­ art yon for.—Tenth. “ W mortgage claims no righto therem. and said 110,000; Schuyler C. William Kommel has been arr. -ted at premises will not be offered for sale under this hibits after the close of the fair period. ment the best shuwing in thin line. Sturgfa charged with tin- Ineendlsry mortgage sal-. The premises so Inserted iu It is well known that an immense col­ In fact, the steel nod iron industry is wb?,^'”" Ob**r’'‘-l‘ardon m«, hot said mortgage oy error and which will not be lection of these exhibits will be left to has causer! so many tires in that * ct-un so extensively Bn d magnificently illus ­ offered for sale are drectlbedas f.H’ows: t recently. d'”" “ TOO, Also the undivided one half of the following: the disposition of the public, both by trated in the Swedish building that It Commencing ata point afro two feet six Inches state* and foreign countries, as it gives Its peculiar stamp to their whole "*■»« b, Bl. A rmj’ worms have clMned out 'b 'icgeWorld". Fair Vlaltor-Ob, I m I,,., a wetei west and twelve rods three feet and three Inches « — >»>■" Schneider, will not pay to send them home again. exhibit. potting down lhc thin u “ J « north of tbe south cast corner ol the north tation about L’Anse, nn I lhe west quarter of section thlrty-onr. town four The object is to secure these for Chi­ Of interest, too. If the display ot or*» impr^loo ” hill, near u ,BI?wr elding on the using green point to Kiv<‘ st HUie ‘'oldr lo north of range nine wret; running from thence hta ton £ 1lTOr{. 8U0°'1- *™» »hot by her surrounding?. westeight rods; throe- north to Uie crater of cago not only as souvenirs of the great tineiol stone. This is so closely imitat- > mmS?2 .’’■Jr“k Xf’Uer. Sunday the Thornapple river; thence east eight rods, fair, but as objects of educational ed as to deceive the eye and touch. 1 thence south to plaee of beginning, ft Is exand a score of different stones—gran­ hi’ln u^ TSdU^L2h'k‘®“te °' Moorateg Colors fa Eaa«l*presoly understood that this last dreertbed value and popular entertainment ites and marbles, porphyry and banalt. j ----------------- —« -rau premise* Is all the prenitxM. m'B privllrere »n I Black la the almost universal aiourna 1 "•< llTed together, and in Getting Even. rights of floasgr. owned by Albczo K Gardn< r ete.—are represented tn thia The ' n/£TO*~ThBt fellow OTer there la one refusal to dn^young- man’s ing color in Europe, but there are a ana rrank Campbell and constituting the late • tre„le„ of m0<J ta stab Mutll^ai’,-S>r^ ^hneider tried firm, Gardner. Camobrli A Cm. of Irving, and ' yback from Chicago. How jWre leadluFapto Ch. In.in tow eiMptlonx For to»ta»«. tbaxthts iwirtR-rar I* Intended to rover tne u>- 5bn... ff Wtt!i hedut there?" tifi-buiia.uQ. apparently Ciwire pareby. “52*,___ „„ ‘»»i.r.X?' a11" r'U“*ud aia black fa never used for covering CampteliT^f^1111 r)rtl0‘0f KUd Gfrtner. ‘"Just ’ one Jlay: money gave out, and SCiTb ' tW* •’‘Mra | u£fcW1,e"> ■“* h' bMi-aroana coffins, the cloth being of a pink slunta he came back dead-broke." Bnedari, remeat. a. Bae m th. bret ■ John A. BonrirraoN. when the deceased ia a child or young r'“ "What's he doing now?” r-ortlanb. to «lw> |n evkirnre |n u,, ^K7.,h; been around person, a crimson color for women and Philip T. coluxovx. "Oh, he's writings* book called 'A chlnawur. and potury there I. quit., m.i,""14* tolr- ~ Clothier and Fnrfur A-signee. wm ol thi, tS'.*„fcwwl“li,d teowm for widow. IWUM do Dated. Hastings. Junecth. tew. Week at the Fair.’ "-Puck. t>M block doth, whito brtog oorel £ the c*oe of a child and purple veiv*» ^>7* ’or,n' •nd thc £’~ . ssrissj1"- •5°m- a>- the case of adults.—-— �rjAsTiN^s Banner. OUR COUNTY loalnK busluess, losing all inJhSfh0 e’5rytU1D*:-dllzy stooping, A good many Charlotte people have be- abort breath on slight exertion, weak and Thur Jail Aug. 24. IJM; . eome acqualnfed with the fact Hut Burry county has some very One lakes. Every cnmnS i No}^Dk but malaria can so " w, r. COOK. Loot Editor. year a good many from Charlotte camp at completely undue a person without put­ W-.ll I .1/.. ting him to bed, nothing else can 3o irrealatably demoralise mind and braly. 1 hlwrs were very lively around Wood­ “,eru <”‘,Jr une cun'' ^ven-body land Inst week. X joung man by tbe U Brer. Milk Shake and name of Rhoades wnA struck by a falling who has had experience with tna’lar.a knows what the cure h. Pe-ru na exactly hits atfaw carder nnd hud his skull atauhea. He was gellbig along nicely at the latest inecase. It not only clennscs the blood of ‘n“,«r,al poison, but II promptly mill­ rei»ort8 lhe News received. Chas. Dlllrngates the bad aympions and leaves the ixsisrisasa' beek and \V. 1*. Cramer, for whom the bmln clear and nerves steady. It cures former was working, got into s 8Crap without delay, without exception, and over a flnnucihl MHtletnrut, lhe former without any ill Effect whatever. coming oil victorious. Ik- didn’t • come A complete treatise on malarial and anything in the. line -oil’’ ihougli till friends fulled him away, other summer diseases; entitled "Aurora ” rml Mlll- r. of SuitCrld. jmld about 87.on »<‘III free to any address by The Pe-ru-na Into the village treasury tor 1.i< maiden Drug Manufacturing Company. Columbus. effort in getting drunk. John Mnitr wenl Vhiu. to Lake Odessa amt had a set-to with a man by The tiiiitimnuiii name of .Smith, i coming out a poor necotid. FAMOUS STAGE DRESSES. la what Hood’a Sarsaparilla vteorwly fights, and It u always victorious In esgrlilng all tho tonl taints aud glvimr th- ««*> Aw’d Hit- quality noil quantity of perfect het n. It-nrea scrofu­ la, «rdt-rn. inn. Ix.llsaiiwo .<er Uuu'Jes caused by Impure blood SHERIFF’S SALE. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of * Sii'MJSSfes S? A tSJFS Some of the stage dresses of the pres­ ent epoch remain celebrated in the an­ Cemral City Soiu> Company. 1 did on tho 7th day of June. A. !>.. IM3, levy Hood’s Hl’s cure all 1’ver tils. •-• c S*rit by nals of Parisian toilet, such as the upon and slue and take all tbe right tike and white, ball dress, embroidered with sil­ mall on receipt of prire by C. J. H-xh1 & Co.. interest of the said defendant, lleury I- new tom In and «> t*« following ‘,*«ribed real «■ ver, in which Mlle. (Yolzotte appeared UiXc situated Iu the County of Barry, and btate in “The Sphinx,”' and tho gown in seal­ “The nmfivlded one’balf ofJots Nofour skin, which was one of her later dress and forty-six. four hundred and fortj .veven. sensations, and which, according to hundred and seventy-six “,llJ®u.rl the Philadelphia Telegraph, proved a k, Bui Ider four and seventy-seven also.•<»»» four of block twenty, also lots .obo.J’™. three, failure." For the Indy, when she donned and four of block twenty-one also lots dne^ two. that cumbrous garb, hat! reached tho three and four of nloek 'frnty elght also lets period when she was growing very one. two. three and four of bloc]: thirteen of the .-astern addition of Che city ot Hastings. Barry stout, and her magnificent fur dress tountv. Michigan. AIm) >“*• was in consequence by no means be­ liticdrtd and twenty five and twelve hundred ;ujd twenty-six also the 'forth twenty seven feet coming. It would have suited the slim of lot four hundred aud eighty and all that proportions of* Sarah Bernhardt far send for piece otland boanded on the north b> Thorn y dmcripttv* streetonlhe weal by Jefferson street on the better than her own. Also unforgotten pamphlet. south by Tliorr apple river on the east by Michi­ is the gold-yellow ball dress, emhroid* K)r. WILLIAMS’ gan Ave., except a piece of lindJour reds east cred with gold wheat cars, which was and we>l by six rods north aud south being the . : 1; .1.- M. SMITH. F MEDICINE CO., north ninety-nine feet of lot two hundred and hr ( .trier’s kidney a- Ifaifkuchc* Tea one of the series prepared for the "Di­ thirty-three also commt-nc.ng twenty-tWo feet vine Sarah" when sh«J first appeared in r Schenectady, N.Y. west of tbe north cast corner of Jot five hun­ land utid Nimtnille bafc lull tciitu-. the and eighty two for a place of beginning victories having been with the faller tram '•> u cAiupoutid ol valuably herbs that Paris iu "La Dame aux l’ainellia.s.’\. It ftr 84.50. and Brockvillc, Ont. dred UieuOe south elglfty-elgbt feet thence stimulate the Kidneys to.action.* clearing aught to be remembered if only on actwenty fret tbeoce north eigbtv-eikbt feet the pi-«.4;u-s Between the kidneys thence east twenty feet to place of beginning. ertint of its price, for it cost six hun ­ • The Nashville baslhess men picnicked Aho commencing twenty two feet west of Ute and bladder, which become stopped up dred dollars. While Mlle. Bartet was at Reeds lake lust Week. , south vast corner of lot fl»e hundred and eighty i w<> thence west twenty feel thence north fortyand cause ?< tt|lhgs like brick dust*, aud If at the Vaudeville she appeared in tho W norland.Mir b. Chas. Mason was driving n colt, attach­ four feet thence east twenty feet thence south role of a young society giri in one of forty four feet U> place ot beginning. Ail of ed lo a road cart, past tin: water works not removed will lead to Drops). Diabetes, Sardou's plays in an evening dress which I shall expose for Bate and sell at nubile pump house last Friiliiy morning; when It or Bright's IHsease. It regulates the four auction or vendue to the highest bidder at the which used each evening to arouse a north front door of tbe court bouse in the city became frlgliivned at some cattle which Important organs ot die body, the stomdeep, long murmur of approbation from ot Hastings. In skid county of Barry on ttie Vtn were being driven pa'l. antl .after uraticing day of September. A. D..-UM. at one o clock tn around some time took a llyfng leap aeh. liver, kidneys and bowels. Keep the audience. It had a curious undine the afternoon of that day. ., , ,j fioinptly at tended to. them healthy you need never fear dis ­ effect, being a combination of water Dated at the city of Hastings this 28lb day of through the big window on. the < itst .side green silk nnd silver gauze and water July, A. D.. 1833. .n McKkVITT. Kuappen. of the building, leaving the curt outside. ease. . Price 40 cents a package. lilies and aquatic grasses, all most He fell upon gi-tling inside and wns cap• I ’ ltED-r So •• .......... trie s. Sheriff of said County. Carter’s Kidney .k Backache Ten will cun* wrut-r gii.-ruiiir.-i. perm&h,etiny cure nil .tastefully and artistienlly arranged. & DENISON. turvd before doing further damage. The P. T.Coixmovk. that sick, ilred feeling with a bad taste in Kl-de of Kupinr «f]oifa iu»xe«. So pain: no Alt’y for Plain lift. The dresses of the ladies of the onertlion; no del—lion from t»ivdnr«x. t-or coll was quite badly cut on the broken the mouth inornlng-. gliss.—'Nashville News'. Comedic Eraneaise are always especial­ full informal-on snd illustrated pmwphlet con­ Carter’s Kidney Uackiicht: Tea will cure ly "pctticoated" (to translate literally taining MIcing*ii references (( i,mud Rapid*. Michigansick headache, trnnatipation,1 dlzzineM. and the French word "juponnee") in view or THEO. K. MILLER CO.. 101. 1M.‘ bd MleliDetroit .pain In ihobaeL ’ ■ of the exigencies of the scene, so that • Jieinti and burgebn. aii We offer one Hundred dollars reward - • Mich. Cartel's Kidney & Backache Tea puri­ there can be no turning over the trains . . ..ifv attended day or night. <>£- for any case of catarrh that cannot Ih| or ungraceful prominence in the folds, Grail RatUs. ties the blood, and regulated the Irowvb. j uo matter what vehemence of gesture ' st'.l'Arli s boot and shbe store cured liy Hall's catarrh cure. Backache Tea I - a sure! or movement is required by the stage Largest stock I*. J. Ciiknev & Co.. Props Toledo. 0. Carttr’s Kidney In the we»t abso­ We the undersigned, have known F. <L mid |ww|tlve cure for backache and in­ business. Anyone who has seen Croi\«orney at law. lutely everything llasliius. Mich. Cheney for the Inst 15 years, and bcliew llamalion of the kidney's amt blaibo-r. I zette in the fourth act of "Le Demi Write for prices •i ill < .uirts ol’the rilate. C<4- him perfectly honorable in nil biuinr*.-, Monde." half dragged by Raymond traDMctions and financially able lo carry | across Uie stage, half crawling after ’util any obligations made by their firm him, could only wonder at the marvel­ West A- Truax. Wholesale Druggists. To­ Alruttoi*. ous way in which her train of black ledo. O. .ip it.H.• physician and PRAIRIE CH JKENS. satin and jet followed her progress in Wa'.ding. Klnnan X- Marvin. Wholc.-jl.serpentine convolutions and never be­ , Druggisls. Toledo. O. II. came disarranged in the slightest de­ HaB':, Cktarrli Cure Is taken internally, tin i'ldinn Order. gree. Mme. Favart. while she was the acting directly uj»on the blow! and mucot;HEART DISEASE, NERVQUS At this season of the year North leading lady at La Comedic, used to surfaees of the system. Price. 75et*. i»ei bottle. Sold by all druggists. .Testimoni­ American binls are busily engaged at! order her dresses of Worth, and could PROST RTION, love making. preparatory to mating] then, on a Sunday, go down to his I’hy.-ivian and Surgeon, als free. . nnd nest building. In an article onl - ’ Mil'll. home at Suresnes arrayed in her new NEIGHBOR! NG COUNTIES costume, and would recite her role be­ H.-V R N M’diflKon. pastor M. E. church. There was a very narrow escape from a ilean Birds" in the Nineteenth CcnturyJ fore him, so that he might judge of tho Cedar SpnnjM, Mich., says: Sleep and rest il. UABBEB | , terrible railroad accident recently, a^l John . Worth givi-• the following dert appropriateness of the cut and trim­ were stranger* tome after preaching till I lo*d Now I sleep roundly and awake . -an, and Surgeon*,. many Lansing citizens aro thanking their ,seription ot the preliminary courtship ming for the movement, and gestures -AillrondM tefre.'iicd. and 1 can heartily recommend it. j: rounty responded to with luck; stars that the narrowness was n«i ,nf the "prairie chickens," "After the Prepared bv WHEELER and FULLER I exacted by the part. She was a very MEDICINE 4 <>r night. ; CO.. Cedar Spring' Mich. any narrower. The fast train leaving tlisuppvaranc"’ of the wiow.’.’ he saysJ handsome woman in her prime, and a SOLD BY Lansing on the D. L. Cc N. road at "nnd the coming of wanmr weather] very stylish and graceful one_as well. p. ni.. and the train reaching there at :1:W. the prairie chickyns (sharp-tailed She has now retired from the stage, .Hid Ileal Estate Office. p. m. attempted to pass on lhe same track HASTINGS. grouse- meet every morning at grnjf having been swept into oblivion by the ' Bi-xk. Hastings. >n Real Estate Real Estate at Okemos. The train coming north is in companies from six to twent voleanollkc revelation of the genius of It Acknowledges no Superior. er-, •ieneral conrc.vHnclng. supposed to take the siding at Okemns. dawn, ty. on some . selected hillock or knoll! «.-t of Abstract Booka.com’ but for some unknown reason this was Saral^ Bernhardt._____________________ Ards, can furnish complete not done j estcnlaj. Both trains w. re go­ and indulge in ‘the dance.’ At first • I’ KEOQKS. Clerk. .probate'ordei ing at good spetid. but luckily loth en­ the birds stand about in ordinary uttll gineers saw the danger at(the same time. tudcs. resembling people at a ball be- : Stal-of Michigan. (\>unlv of liarry-M. HASTINGS, MICH. wlien iiul.lenly . Itie engines were reversed nnd the air bin, the mu.ie n Holloway's drug store brakes turned on. The trains were one of the cocks lowers his hcudt tjrCItvof Hiettugs. In-sxld county, on W«st->i ; to 4 p. tn- Telephone, con brought to a stand still, but not until the spreads out his wings nearly tt’reU SjnJJVrX .-■»..... uce, at Holloway’S drag pilot- had been knocked off both engines. lv and his tafl perpendicularly, distends p-..»rnt. Chari.-. '<v. Armstrong. Judge of|naU<.r of of w,Uam c Other thaq giving the passengers a good ijs air sacs anil erecU his f^thc4 ity ank scare aud a Alight shaking up. no injury then rushes across the floor, taking ,j,»iHiiv>n. dcce*s«-d. was done. the shortest of steps, but stamping hfa ! On readme mid nitngthe petition duly verL Hastings, - - Mich. , . . . , M tn,..;.,,, nd. ‘ I' ■•••. "f I’iillip Burgess, ailininbtrator of pra this A Williumston fanner who was afraid to feet so hard and so rapidly that this ■ s (!1 , ytiic that fits final account •*.’ ....... ...... ilLGKpVE. be ''-«••■' heard «•'«< ard »iinw«i allowed »nd and na “-' may »•* leave his money in the bank during these .sound is like that of the kettle drum; day n <yl Eek nesdschoand rolIeToall tho troubles fncSCJLZ’ITJLIL $75,000.00. uf dl»trin,itiou and assignment duly V<i<Ti.ey at Jaw dont to a blUous atata of tho iptem. inch •» times drew it out. secreting il in his house. at the same time he utters a sort cjf | i.r-iree made and he discharged from said trust. SURPLUS 812.000.00. D' zx I ums Nausea, Droirelnowi. Diatreaa alter .]•: loriuilth A Colgrovc.) I Some burglafa visitcil him the other bubbling crow, whirl; seems to comp , Thereupon it Is ordered, that Thursday the caUng. Pain in tho El in. Jto. Whilo thafcrmost . :u>n l •><-•!£. Hasiings.) night ami look every last cent of it. He from his air sacs, Iwata the air with hfc , tlth day ot Ssptcmber. A. D..1893 at ten o’clock In rauaikaUo auoooaa baa boon shown In c urin g 4 Incorporated under the taws ot the Btate ot i >e foreuoon.be asaicne<t for tbe bearing of said Is now wondering how much worse he | wings, and vibrates his tail so that lip j ;.<-tlt.mi Michigan. and that the heirs at law of said decould have fared if lie had left the cash In produces a loud, rustling noise, anil ceiiird and all other persons Interested in Mid * t<>. to appear a: a mmIou of । the bank to his credit. t Open for business Dec. 13.18M. , thus becomes, a B.stonishirj|f , ;m- required .. really------- .. ---------------- I.-m,then to be hidden a! the Probate of• -''-"na7lcoi^»oFthe8tate“’c<>Uectiu.ni j [jQS- Friday afternoon there was a ’ spectacle. Soon after bne officf.iw: commences ! flee, in lhe City of Hastings, in said county, and Headacba. yet Qrtcr'a Llttlo Liver Pills ara ooou uncr; - --------------- >"n ’ aiww.-T.iw. if any there be, why the prayer of equally valuable fh constipation, curingaud pro­ O. G. Robinson, President; prompnyatten^n^to. • miraculous escape from a terribly fatal all the cocks join in. rattling. statnj , the iwtltloner may not be granted. And it is venting tbloannoyini; complaint.white they ateo * 3 T Phy- accident on lhe railroad lu.this city, near ing. drumming, crowing and dancifi i further ordered, that said petitioner give notice Chester Messer, Vtce_Pres. correct all disorders of tho siamachAtlmulalo the »;■ 1 IMM-'ERMAN. Homfepathic ! to she per-Om. interested Insaid estate, of the liver sad regulate the bowtiikJ Sven tf they only E. C.iAstley A Son's elevator, at the point together furiously; louder and loudf D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. L . Icinn nnd Surgeon. i -,ien;|<-my of said petition and the hearing whert the siding for Burtch’s lumber yard the noise, faster and faster the <lancx> ; Iin<-r>*o! directors: Hereof bv enuring a cony of this order to be . . ■ .. . er l.athrop’8 drug store;) crosses lhe highway. Dr. W. A. Davis, becomes, until at last they madly whirl I, p.H>iistio’ Nl in the Hustings BaNNKH. a rrewsD. W. Reynolds. iMiH-r pr.nt«ri and clreulaled In said County ot D.G. Robinson. J .' AL ESTATE ANDCOLLKCT- with a little girl iu the buggy with him. about, leaping over each other in c ‘ I Itarrv. onre In each week for three suecesslv' attempted to drive across the track be­ Acha they would bo almostpriceless to thuao who L iN«; OFFICE OF ww-ks previous to said day of hcarini*. John Carveth. eitement. After a brief spell thee aufftu Ii urn ttilifllrtin—InanniTpi-rei: butfartutween a box-car and a_il.it, supposing the P. I. Colgrove. Dataly thetrgoodnasa doca notend bare^ad those judge of I’rofiate ergy of the dancers begins to abal traiu had been uncoupled for that purpose | uncoupieu iur mm pim-v-v । who enco try theta will find these Uttte pllte valu. Woodland. Mich. (A true cope.) . ...v nnd shortly a forward they cease, ax Has tbe only Mvtngs department In In Barry able tn so many ways that they will net bo wil­ and that il was safe to cross. Just • s the .1. M. Smith. . County and pays 4 per cent interest on air time the engineer stand or move about very quietly, uni ling todo without them. But after allsidt head MORTGAGE HALE. Justice of the Peace. buggy reached lhe rails, the v::gae.fr deposits. ' they Default having been made In tlie conditions backed his train, catching the buggy it—Jare --------again „-------started by one of thd of a certain mortgage made by John Horn Jr. tween the care and crushing it like an egg number leading off. as human dancql ! .m l (falhrten Horn 10 Charire A. Wlesseinan, shell before the engine could be reversed. Bre observed todo during the interval ' dated January 2tst. A. D. Hri. and recorded In some unaccountable manner the Occu- of between their performances. |। i in tie office oi the register ot deeds, for the Is th obana of so many lives that here fa where । „ romitr.ta tkn coontv of Barry and State of Michigan, on the we mtko our great boast. Our pdtecureit white pants of the buggy were raised up above I * -• -----=*"Tho whole operation rimitHts tno i j4nH»ry A. D s»t. In liber xtof mortOthoxa do not. CIRCULATION the bumpers of tbe O*f_and escaped from looker-on ho strongly of B Crec dulMQ । Wrs. on p-we S-’B. on which mortgaire .there D Carter's Llttlo Liver T-Illa are very small and the rear of the bum without I’d “O’• uncj arosincuy . o--r- " Tbe horse was a docile beast—not of the the prototype of tI-4 Indian exercise. ; tin,. cents, and an attorne; s fee ufflf'een purpe. but by their g-ratlo action plow* all who kind owned bv tlie doctor-nnd made no Th. use them. In Tlalirat 35 cents; fivofortL Oda i.eupie.1 by the r. changes for advertisements by drncstaU aarrtaw. ar sent by m*lL effort to get away. The buggy was a fa from fifty to one hundred fept । Ilt( .„ ^OVcrthe moneys.secured by said . thfa office Tuesdays at latest to WUI wreck, every wbe.il bi-lnk n-duc.il CARTER MEDICINE CO.. Now York. _ across, andk-s itis returned to yearufljir . i .ohi-nowerof sa'e on iu the issue of the week to kindling wood, ami could not be re­ flUllPB I. SliAU. DOSE, SMALL PMCt rear the grass is usually worn off, MU t ed tn said inortgege, and lhe statute In paired.—Grand Ledge Independent. the ground trampled down hart) a(ul i ... -u nvvir ... ...v-... . .......... - --j .n -i| elven that on Saturday the 4th day o( November, An Intoxicated man was run food purifier. Stlrngth builder An intosnat-l ™ over by "a . smooth. ‘Dancing’ fa indulged in I Mt A. D. 1893. at ten o’clock in tbe forenoon. I shab . rn»n .near ___ nl..1.avlllll S. .train ClarkavlUc riiunt- any time of the morning or evening jin >.-ii .it j nt<lie auction. t<> UiehiKlm’ bidder, at < Hood’s bursaparllia. In- D. I.. A. -■cause Hood's Cures. i hr north trout door of the court h«u»e In tbe May, but is usually at its height befdre <-ltv ..i Hast'nKii. (that being the nUicr <lay. , wIiHr- the circuit court for Barry county K boldLast week a toil, alone near Char- sunrise." ' ' [ i n), the preinl.«es described In said mortgage, or i' s Sootluna Syrup iia> bern useU lolt. wM a piece or properly tor a n'm • o lunch thereof as may be tiecestary to i»ny the • t rt iiuu. ft xootba the child, sofl- of money. In lhe nlKbk a rap «•’ Je*™ HEALTH FROM A TREE. amount due on said morti*ge, with rlx .!■ *li.,vs all pain.' cures wind colic. at the front door and a man asked tor a percent inren-'t. and all legal wm’s. toge tier । •--.t remedy for DlarrhoMU ^Twentywith si attnrneva fee of tifir«-n ilollan Nlaoaly. » New Caledonia Growth. W1 i bottle. Sold by alt druggists lantern as bla watroit had brokimitown. cneuanteh lor therein, th- prem’ys being la Valusbi* a« » Ol»lnfe<j|tBnt. <h4 world. -e'cribeii in si»d mortgage M all the. piece She opene.1 lhe door and waa "• lying ,»'»««»•■ »«’ by a revolver and wan com|wlled lo Kl« For some time past much has b ou sill! P4H-V- Of land ! the township of Harry. In tiig County tip her purse. There wasn I only S>.» i said about a tree called niuouly. It — ..of.............. . 11 ufWW1 Harr;, ........... and .State Michigan, uwi known .AM. 1 . . ' * . Uiwif. in It though. She had wisely placed th, prow, in .Now Clc.loui. .nil «~l» to perfume-maker, a vnhmb.e oil. Ac '• *141t.-r 'S Efa»ot ••reHon four ix n and . ■ ' i.-iy. Aug. 29th. the Detroit, Lau- rent In a bank. 0y|, <S UJri «. .v Northern IL R.. in connection with John Shew, of I'hesler. bought a piano oortiwr U> th.- st. I ..mi. I’ nt-D.-pajoh | inner <■' r. saiu ••••*■.......... .. ' Tiuc Line*’—Chicago J: West Mlch- last week. John waiut Just pining lor the leaves of this tree preserve mfcot <i t .wu one (T D north of range nine west . N K V <ill run their annual low rate pianos, bjtljeben-nsl'nnger enmo slong from spoiling, exercise over the cofin- W) containing eighty acres of laud more or Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National ; •;■■!! to Petoskey. Rate from Wood- Infrotlueedliy a w,-l'. known Charlotte trv the same wholesome influence! as le-». news as any other paper of its class. . . Dated August 4tb. IBM • : viB be 31.00 for round trip, tickets ■man. aud wanted lo I0’J >b” U1*"0 Cuimyi. A \\ 1 KKkKMAX. the eucalyptus and furnish a pleasant Mortgagee. . ' • return on any regular train until people In the neighborhood to drop In and aromatic adjunct .to sauces. TheitesPHILIP T. COUJHOVR. ’ ’.’111. inclusive. Special train will ook hl. why John was disposed lo U sr sence is employcil medicinally for bjhd-. Attorney for Mortgagee-• WiHMltiury at 13:13 p. m.. .Mopping at commodsting. The plsno wss lett end il e der troubles nnd rheumatic ailmenU 1’BOBATK ORDER. ' ’l l Rapids for dinner, and Traverse guileless Stenger of course had lo seen e with even more sn.cccss than the thflreStale of UlehlgM; Cpumv of Barry «• . '■,! sv.ppcr, nud arriving at Petoskey hlmo-lf against the sharp farmer. » took benthin. In Caledonia the niaouly en­ At a session of the I robrte Court, for ”>p in. Baggage will, be checked a receipt webow that lhe piano was 11II the reuintv of Barry holden* at the joys the reputation of rendering '.’.l'Ii to any station north of Baldwin. ?oXpectlou only* A day or two 1.1 r Prebate office. In the m of Hastings, In healthy every territory in which His *a!d County, on Thuiwjay thei3rd day of 1 :: fur Manistee is made at Mau- John was called upon by the purelsM»r I August in th • year one thonsaud eight hun­ ’’rossing, nt Thompsonville for , sioo note which hr had uno Hng > introduced. This is undoubtedly true, dred and ninety throe. . , , .___ , Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news ■ •■>tl. at Traverse City for adjacent slgne,!. He was lleseed out of about «S50 for in all I«rts of New C“’ed?u**’ Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of this tree is at homo, the fever is hot It gives the events of foreign PtulMbly. Tho.same game was tried In - .itid at Williamsburg for Elk Rap1 ?n The matter of tbe estate of Martin J. of lhe United States and the world. known at all. The New BeLndes,jhot L’b's will lu- your brat opportunity other pert, or the eou,“7'k?u_c lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY T<Sreyid!ngand'sHng thr petition dulr verified ■ ■■!' t" visit the Northern Michigan business might log. t rebuked with a good far from New Caledonia, arc also in Its “HOME AND SO­ J-wephei* liMtgurt. widow of Mid decease.!, CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” potion of this hcalth-preservjnff id m'.ry at a very small expense, and eu- rawhldlng.-Chailott* Tribum. nra; ImFthat *’•‘•rtaln Uiunimeut now on file CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives antT daughters. mascot. The antiseptic propertied ref tn this court purporting to be the last will and V'«u t<> .see the splendid scenery along Tramp, around nettle Creek ... bemtm< f ifaliLdeceased, may lw adinlilrel .o Its general political .news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive, Hue<>f thq West Michigan Ry. the oily essence of the niaonly. ahun- Wament probsto and ihrt administration of ss 1 .-stare Gko. DeHayiin, G. P. A. dahtly contained in the leaves ||nro inav be gdiied to lhe executrix tberelu named brilliant ajid exhaustive. Its ‘’AGRICULTURAL" department has no SS'.JS’d Endings near and superior in the country. Its, “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized rerv great and Ahefever they happen or to some other suitable person. Tliereupon It is ordered, that Friday tbe XSe w„. very narrow • to fall- into • ■ the swamps, mornsw the swamps, morasre 4 or 1< tday of September, A. D.. I Wat ten o clock in authority in aii part*, of the land. Matthews has purchased the Julius disinfect tlie water tbm- Uih forenoon, be aaslped for Hie hearing o tli place north and west o( the city and big conllagrntluu. riruleU tho■ said iwtHlon and Uu»llue heirs at law of said pletelr. Like .u>« v»r->bpt>». it ho dreMiod end ad other persons Int-ri-sted in ’ A«-d onto the same. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal said Mtaie. are require! to appear al » **■*••»■.> nlaouij- »«•!» Plent-V »< , A PEN PICTURE •Marriage don't seem to be as much of a of Mid court, ‘ben to be bolden atthe Irebate and “THE BANNER” for one year Mod». which »re- rerr hue, mu. oflW. hi tbe city of Hastiuxa. lit «aid Comity, lun: ns it used to be. There are only carelullr “h11 ctir('rc-1 with al.ral and show reuse. If any there be. win tl.e prayi-r ; 1 dl voice cases on the Circuit Court Cal­ SXbofOh- KI. be.t to... hi. of tin* petitioner may not be gr uited. And it u ttu-ili-r entered, that said petitioner give no . talar this term. ta the month, of Mny. .lune rere.l .Inly. Hee to tire persons Interested In Mid retrte^ of ,f Chronic MalariaBv Dumber they will h.ve »lv»n«<i ti;r pendency ol s,id potion and the bearing Mrs. John Pendergast gave a small by censing a copy ot tins order to tie P'»tty Monday for some of the young boys -n„.ioh to he plnnted in tho piano thereof pnmi.he.1 tn thr. ita-tfaMBANXim. a news­ A and glrte. Over 30 were present and had when they are- .ir.tinrfto gron. ] Tho paper printed and clreulaled in said County A )>ltor jello’ *lv. . ..HOW ilaik cirrirs about' fhe «,>«-»» , iru >of Barry, oner in each week for thnre auereMlve a very pleasant lime. ' i.e^ily iMreltamthted. ami in th. to said <t>iy of hearing. Subscriptions may begin at any time. Xrer’countries e.n boumdc much weeks previous ‘ CHAS. W. ABMHTHOXO. t/Slbs Leah Busby was the victim of a DRINKJGp CREAM SODA, Blood Nerve Tonic J ■ ESS CARLS. ADIRONDA FREID GLASS //heeler's ALWAYS SMOKE 1727 UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS! W. H. GOODYEAR. 1 THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market CARTERS J, MILLARD, CURE Hastings C B , SICK ” HEAD ACHE ,0CAL NEWS. ek, HASTINGS BANNER] and New York Tribune, 75 quire ;. TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJPrtPER The Leadiag Republican Faoiiy Paper of the touted States ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10 Your Home would be incomplete without it. Tlie New York Weekly Tribune FOR ONLY $1.10, OI5H IN ADVANCE. “N. Y. Weekly Tribune.” regular price per year $1.00. We furnish both papers for surprise part)’ Monday afternoon, given in potior of her Ulh birthday. The party was very pleasant and thoroughly enjoyed by’her many young friends. Judge ot Probate. at home M <m (A true copy.) Address all orders to ■ - - $1.10 �without Additional Local ASwladlarat ClorenUla. ADDITIONAL PERSONAL. A. B. Hull ia in Chicago. If you want a premium list for tbe fair call at this office. Mrs. Tin Barnes eave a party for ter Gary Spaulding Is on the sick list C. W. Warner left for ML Clemens yes­ terday. . daughter last evening. . L. Sparks visited friends In the city “Jesse James'*, of Woodbury1 was'agrHP Thursday. ' ’ ' 9j Monday and released shortly after on George Bradlev. of Grand Rapids, spent bait . Sunday in the city. r/jg: *. Maggie Bailey 1* repairing her resi­ Mrs. Franz Willison returned to Eaton dence in the 4lb ward which was recently partially burned, and when completed will Rapids Friday evening. rent It. (/'‘Thicker than grass hoppers In Wood­ hind.” is a good way now to express any great quantity. Grasshopper* there are stripping clover fields. Miss Agnes Burton and three little brothers, and 5!i*s Grace Burton returned to Ih'trolt .'iaturday. after several weeks' visit with their grand parents. Mrs. J. W. Bentiy entertained friends at tea last evening. her Mrs. Louke Doxtater. of Three Rivers, is visiting relatives in the city. Mrs. Smithers, of New York. Is visiting her brother, Simon Matthews. Mrs. Carrie Goodyear gave a very pleas­ ant tea party Saturday evening. . A man of the Hebrew persuasion going under tbe name of Jos. B. Goldsmith re­ cently registered with Myron Chamber­ lain at the Lak* View hotel at Cloverdale. Be was well dressed and represented him­ self as being a business man. He remained around Cloverdale quite ■ few days, his bill amounting to something over $20. When he came to settle with Mr. Chamberlain he gave a check signed by 8. C. Richardson, on a bank in bparta. ItlelL for S55 receiving something over $10 in cash from Mr. Chamberlain in settlement. , . . Mr. Chamberlain brought the check to tte Hastings City Bank, endorsed it and received the cash. Upon presentation to the Sparta bank, the check was pronounc­ ed a fraud, no such man as Richardson having an account there, so the Joss will fall on Mr. Chamberlain. Sheriff-McKevltt had received word of such a swindler operating around the state and from description sent, tills is no doubt the man. This Is an old gnme and has been worked a good deal. foundation, caused ‘’oobt’*8 by a severe Illness and nervous tion from which both tbe parents »uffer^ at the thought of being thus parted from Jbelr only child, in whom they were un­ usually Interested. Many were tbe kind words spoken to lhe Senator and hii1 w fe, and hopes that a more .p easant eodl^ would come out it the affair, as we 1 thankfulness that there was nothing at all In the talk of suicide.—Eaton County Republican. ________ - VVOKK HELFS INDIANS. the Greatest ot Civilizing Agonclea- It °“o» «A.»r>S~. - *«■••* states—Puget Hound Indian* Wuo Are Self - Supporttai-­ ben. ErXk Armstrong. A frihoi in disguise. In connection with the wreck of tho American ship Robert L. Belknap on Natunaaa curious story has reached •he Singapore Free Press concerning one of the shipwrecked crew, a young­ ster who was serving on board the ves­ sel a.■> an ordinary seaman, and who Is said to be » Russian prince. Inqui­ ries were made about him at Yoko­ hama by the Russian consul, and ho was fo?nd at work with tho rest of the crew. It is reported that these inqui­ ries were the result of telegraphic in­ structions from Ft. Petersburg to find the youngster. These have been fol­ lowed and tbe youngster has been sent Romo in a Russian man-of-war. Tho boy ia question is spoken of as a clever linguist, but with nothing else , in particular to dirtinguish him from 1 tlie others serving on the vessel. A stoutly built young fellow of eighteen or nineteen, he apcaks English fairly I well and has a pleasant, agreeable , manner. But there was not much of the prince in hi* appearance, dressed < a* he was in ordinary seaman’s costunic. He did not wish to give any other name than Alexis, and smUingly : declined to say 'cry much about his j people. He admitted coming from tho s Caucasus, and added: “My father was ! more than a prince before we became tributary to Russia." His wanderings he attributed to a desire to see the world, but would not give further par­ ticulars of why he left home. His. journeying* appear to have taken him first through the Mediterranean, then ; to New York, whence he mnde a voy­ age to the West Indie*. Then he said ' he thought of going home, but “a good time" at Havre induced him to J Cummlesloiwrol Indian nffbim. *« George K. Bowere and family, of HIIIsMrs. T. J. Teeple. of Freeport. Is visit­ Indian Inspector tor m»nv yewn, »J boro. North Dakota, are expected to visit ing friends In the city thta week. In that capacity learned by practical friend3 in the city the latter part of thr CUUltll I.I1M Miss Pearl Spaulding visited friends in The tegular monthly meeting nt tte W. experience much of Indian ohaneur weekt Mr. Bowers was formerly one of and tho metliods employed tn irniian prop! ietors aud editors of the Banxkb, Middleville (he fnra^'art of tbe week. H. Missionary Society connected with the ciriilration. He has strong >-iow5 on and has many friends hr Barry County. ■ Miss Carrie Stebbins has returned from M. E. church of this place will liokl it* regular meeting in the church I parlors. tills subject and they are not in aoeonl a visit with Miss Gertie Polly in Barr)'. Residents of lhe 4th ward complain a Wednesday afternoon. Aug. 3ulh. As with those of hi. predecessor. In offleo. great deal of a gang that gathers at the fair John Potter and daughter, uf Detroit. this is the last meeting before Conference Bo belie.en Aral of all. in making the it Is expectetl the different officers will be Indian. wlf-»upporting ami aide to prepared with reports. Those having make a living for tliem^lrea. inde­ teuUon of tbe officers has been called to Mr. and Mrs. Knley. of Lexlngtuc, O.. Mfle boxes will please bring them. pendent of tlie white men and the govthem however and we trust they will db'Those iu arrears for dues will please conic .mui. nl He talked thus to a Waabare visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z, al*L , prepawd to pay. Let every mtnjber be Lngton correspondent of the 1 hilatldB. Hoyt. Everyone speaks lit tbe highest terms present If possible. phi* Ledger the other day: Miss Maude Bentley returned from a ot the Premium list fur tbe County fair The Ice cream social held at Mrs- E. .1. “The only way to educate an Indian this year and the fact that It A^s iskued two weeks' vlaft with Grand Rapids friends Cobbs was a sucess socially aud financial­ I* to teach him to make an honest liv­ several weeks earlier than ever*! before. Saturday. ly. There being about two hundred pres­ ing—to earn his own support- Tlujro If you want une of these books calljn this Mrs. E. G. Holbrook and family have ent. Tbe young people seemed to enjoy office or at the resldeucvof the secretary is not now enough attention paid to Jh-. M. Bauer, in the first ward. \ | returned from a visit with relatives in themselves on the lawn, the older ones tho Industrial part of his education. Mancelona. with music and visiting! Proceeds Some people, earnest and aincera, but We were given a tip the other day that 921.05. Bert Brunyu and Mr. Rickies returned without practical idea*, think that all the bicycle races at the fair will be among The ladies of lhe Episcopal church wl*> you have to do'is to put a i>air of shoes from the world’s fair Saturday. Bert'says tlie njo-t interesting and exciting evguts It's Immense. given supper In the society rooms Thursday on an Indian’s feet in place of hla mocthere. We were told that several out­ Mrs. Belk* Emery has returned to Grand Ang. 81st. from five irtitll seven o’clock. easins, teach him to say by rote which prolong his journeying*. side parties were practicing for the race for tho championship medal of Barry Rapids after visiting her parents here for Everybody cordially Invited to attend. is the longest river in the is viil-< um*v»> ... ................. — world uud to , ■ The Russian consul at Yokohama; county, which must be won three years in several weeks. Tte Hastings W. C. T. Union will meet singe hymn nndyou have himciviliseo. } ^o look him up and found him ‘ succes-ion to entitle the winner to tecoma like a v/hlte white man, want* *o to shipping rlyets in the hold. He showed ' Miss Lou Doelkcr returned to Grand with Mr.*. Norman Bailey on Tuesday An Indion, l*kv absolute owner of it. The fair officials --------Rapids yesterday alter spending a few afternoun, Aug. 29th. know where he comc> iu—what he *Is mncjJ respect and endeavored to make should lake notice of the bicycle races and dayswith her parents here. out it. see’ him leave the vessel, bnt Alexis said he | • of ’* -!* 1l^t *** him m *•" Come tu the Presbyterian church next going gOM>14 to w get•............ — — have them on prominent days. Tbe races working he can get money and ^flss Stella Heath leaves next Tuesday Sunday and enjoy good music andi pleasliked Mr. Moore, tho chief officer, and will be hummers and no mistake. ant. bright servlets. Evening talk on buy bu y things flings as the white man doe* does and for Cbryatal Falls, where she will teach _____ ____ was not_________ yet tired of________ a free life,■ When The sudden drowning of good swim­ "Where there Is smoke there Is fire." I he himaelf in tlie j h..‘wiU will soon rivUite civilize himself school for the coming year. tbe Robert L. Itelknap wu loet Alexi. mers |s not due to cramp. There Is noth­ Monthly consecration meeting ot the Y. right direction. | Mrs. Della McEwan and daughter, of ing In s cramp in a leg to prevent an or-! °® >9 th ’ ■ ” on ' 1 h®*1 P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening at the i “Take the Zunis and Pueblos. Pot- and was one of the five who were in dinvry swimmer supporting himself In tbe Battle Creek. visited her mother. Mrs. Presbyterian church. It Is hoped all lhe tory making is their business. They the water when she capsized. The six ; water by bis hands or on his back, nor to Prudence Nobles last week. members will attend. Miss Knight will । like it and can make ^their living at it. hours in the water, the drifting down j cause him to throw up bls bands and sinkMiss Blanche Barnes returned from preside. They hav0 been reared to it through ( to Linggi and the hardship* he endured one? fur all like a stone. The explanation Jollett, III.. Tuesday night, where she has The ladies of the Baptist society Will In generation*. In*teo<! of teaching them ( offered Is that the drum of the ear is per­ to here ennrlneed him lh.t I been staying for a long time. •> forated and the presaure of the water the near future give a Trade* carnival. to farm send them a practical, wide- ( there are worse fate* than l>eing u Mrs. W. D. Hayes and family have re­ causes vertigo and uncoMciousness. If .... ...... ... —in lui . ' awake man who unden-tands pottery. prince in RumIb, and be naively Mid: 1 n«» W.I I " II Water ntrw»« this be the true reason the car should be turned from their Wall lake cottage where pipes arc arc needed needed all al) thromrh through the tho •'Now I have seen the world. 1 wiU go social at the residence of the Baptist Pa.*protected with a stopper of cotton before they have spent the summer. ‘ country for irrigation purposes. Any ■ tor. All arc cordially invited. home." going in swimming. ’ quantity nt it can be sold. Teach them Mr. and Mrs. Mark Russell ami son. of । how to make water pipe, not how to } Grand Excursion t • Muskegon via the Sioux Falls. Dakota, are expected in tb« Olxll G. R. 1. Ry. Thurauay, Aug 31st. Speci­ city Monday to visit relatives. „ .home to die ।L I farm. In other words find out what : | . Came Came home to die. Cornelia Hughes was 1 Purauit , al train will leave Cin Dec' »n I“dlan 16 Adapted re. to anti and .. --------• Will Squiers end family returned loborn In Aurora. Erie Co.. N. Y.. in Dec. P“"u‘l »“ I“d,an, Plainwell (J5S a. m. Round trip far.-1 85 i. BrockJrock- ■ ^ing brinK bim up to a higher standard in their home In Big Rapids Monday after fS24, and later was married to Wm. • "" ’ ' Monteith 712 " ” ” l 25f Sum and residence. <»ccupation. visiting relatives here a short time. Harvev Co.’linsUtutland. way. .......................... Her husband and oldest son enter- ' * -• “Some time ago 1 was up on Puget । Edna MrGoweicCaittteoe. 1 ed the army In 1M2< the son being killed J Shelbyville 7 2»i " " " i 35 John Custer and two daughters, former­ । Erwin H. Jov; Hartings. V*., sound. I found that they had sent a j Bradley 734 " " •• " 1 25 ly of this city, but now residing in Car­ while on picket duly at Culpepper • • irrtrude K. Bush. " l Herman H RetMh. fon'.a Co. Waylaud 7 47 ” " " " I 25 bondale, Ind., are visiting friends in the Sept 10th. 1803. at the early agv of 18 farmer up there to teach these Neah i l»mi A. Wrtlaee. Carlton. there—Is * years, and the husband and fathe was J Bay Indians farming, when -------- ----------Arriving at Muskegon about 10 o'clock city. , l.<«rvn RaMeU/Tbompplv. killed In the battje of Cedar Creek. West [ no tillable land to farm, aa all tho ! a. ni. Returning leave Xrd street depot Vest n.. illlahle Innrt tz> ftirtn. 1111 the ............ ........ v, s-.-ss.. JJQ UllaUlC l*UU W IUIU1. •• **•» I ■ • ’• IXrra Gelding. " Prof. C. B. Hall, of Detroit, was Id the Oct. 19th, 1864, leaving to her the I are rockv and wooded. And yet ■ 9; j T'Miu L Moure.'NaslivUle. 1 Flora Hsll. " city Saturday on businns and improved care e of 4 younger children, two sunk sonH and jI _____ Indian* are are self-supporting. «lf-«nnnortixm. |' G. T. Hines. Mg r Indians I ... . cn»-H Thm&a, Traverse City. his spare time In renewing old acquaint­ two daughters all of whom «unite her. — ' Bradley. Mich. They go eight or ten miles out to sea. '■ •* > ESa .V-bird h*.Hastings. ances. She herself went south and brought, luck They catch deep sea fish, and some- ‘ Wm. 11. Jenka. of Ibis city., has com­ Mr. and Mrs. Newman A. Fuller are ex­ the bodies of her hptband aud son and times they getrn whale. They dry out ( - --------menced suit against Sheriff McKcvitt for had them Interred at Dutton, near where S1000 damages for alleged false imprison­ pected to return from Pitkin. Colorado, the ail ------and trade their catch for flour, ' she meu sue then u»ru. lived. »“*■ ——- ■ — — —-----------------■ . ment on the night of June 23rd last F. a'-out Sept. 1st and will remain here tor The most ol her time after *bd was potatoes, what they like. A boat M. Woodmansee Is attorney for Air. Jenks the winter. : married, up to 38 years ago wa* spent In ; builder would help these Indiana He ' and I’. T. Colgrove represents the sheriff. • P. C. Freeman, of Springfield. Mo., a Gaines Twp. Kent Co., Mich. Since then might teach them to improve in the j former resident of Barry county, visited her time has been spent In the western way they arc going. A man who could ' hl» sister, Mrs. S. J. McClintock, the pre statp with her children. I teach them to cure their fish, so a* to part of the week. She one has three brothers here., here. Wm. Wm. .Oren Oren get the most out of them, v in do more 1' will August 22nd and 30th, the C. & W. M. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Crook returned from and Homer Hughes, whom she had not to civilian them than any other person. * ’ and D.i L. A N- Line Will sell tickets to since leaving here 28 yearn ago. (until Chicago and return at tee rate via SL St. Paul Thursday where he went some seen “ There ia in general but one thing about six weeks ago she eame to make i . 1 “.Crr “ *a \u‘u« to j Joseph and Graham A Morton steamers. time ago to attend a convention of postal them . Tbit. Sh. ... .t th.. Imme .4 bet ?°„ "t’ou " must u,.‘ provide ’work 'ork 'for ,,r the I' On the 30th. tickets will be sold via the clerks. They report an excellent time. ।brother —.1—n ------... .. _. Indians. If the would I government Oren at Prairieville, on the 7th. all-rail route in addition to route via SL” rriw.. The Misses Mary Wuodard and Ora Mc­ give its attAVbti/in attention S.iw for twantv twenty year* fz. to 1' Joseph. August 31st is “Netherlands' Clintock returned from Chicago on Friday In apparently good health and was rtrickfinding work for them there will be a en with appoplexy in the evening aud died Day" at the fair, and will be celebrated in evening, having spent eighteen days very the next morning, it had always । been great change, and they will be able to grand style by the thousands of Holland­ pleasantly and profitably In tbe world's her desire to die In Mich., aud It seemed subsist, themselves Gen’. 'Crook in­ ers in Michigan. Ask ticket agents for fair city. as though it was to be that she should duced some of his Indiana to raise bar­ full information as to rate and iimiL train come here after so long an absence and ley. and they went ahead. I urged Mrs. Simon Matthews has returned time, etc. from Ashland. Wis.. where she was called after making them all u visit should lay that the government buy it* barley en­ . Gko. Dr Ha vex, G. I’, a. some time ago by the illness of her sou down and die and be laid to rest by lhe tirely from these Indian*. When I Frank, whom we are pleased to say has side of those she loved. One daughter Mrs. Ralph Muir, of Jop­ found there was more barley raise than fully recoveted, oould be sold right there, instead of /llasou and Mary McElwain left for Kal­ lin. Mo., came here in response to -. I tele­ The welcome sound ot the old school gram and attended the funeral of her following the usual course and taking bell will soon be heard again and Its Vi­ amazoo Monday morning, where they meet mother. The sympathies of the communi­ the barley of the chief, I sent word brations will set in motion about a their cousin. Miss Pearl Lewis, of Buffalo. ty are extended to $e sorrowing fr ends around that we would first take tho thousand pair of little feet which will N. Y., and from there all went to Chicago and children, especially those In the far barley of every poor widow and poor wend their way to our city schools. A for a week's stay, west, who were even deprivAi of the thp Indian. The chief was left to the last. < thousand pair of eyeswill search out the officers of the fair this year propose mournful privilege of following heir He had hi* people and his horses and well worn text book, slate and pencil from to see that tbe dishonest practice of “shov­ mother to her last resting place. To those his teams, and could care for himself, r their dusty retreat, and tbe same number ing tickets through the fence" to friends we would say that there, near her old old The result waa that tho Indians were of busy hands willingly tear them to that on tbe outsldt Is stopped. Anyone home, and assisted by her old neighbora encouraged to continue at barley-ralsenchanted spot—the school room.caught In the act, will be made an exam­ loving friends laid her to rest by the side Onr city schools open Monday. Sept. 4. ple of. of her husband and son with the hop ‘ of ing. Some of these friends of the In­ There Is every prospect of a large enroll­ meeting her In a world beyond. w,reic dian want to take every military post ment In every department. Our high loved ones scattered here are there united away from an Indian nwarvation. I school is deservedly popular throughout All persons are hereby notified not to and where partings are unknown. don't belicre Ln it.” the county and enjoys a very literal pat­ nail or post any bills or advertisements on ronage from all the surrounding country. tho buildings or fences of the Barry Co. MAN IS CHANGEABLE, TOO. Au Unfortunate Wedding. During the past few years hundreds of Agricultural Society. A startling rumor was prevalent on the yonng ladles and gentlemen have sought By order of Committee. streets Tuesday that Dr. S. k. Wilkins, and found preparation In Its halls not only of Eaton Kaplds. Senator from this county “Talk about women being change­ for University and College, but have A New Ballroad. had committed suicide, which, very happi­ here found full preparation for the duties . The Irrepressible Jerry Boynton baa ly, proved to be entirely without foi ' able," said a married friend to a Now of life.- Many, and Indeed the greater bobbed up serenely again In railroad cir­ York Recorder man tho other day. Uon, and was started by an unforti part of these young people are now occu­ cles and promises to give the people of series of occurrences daring the day « “they arc simply Rocks of Gibraltar pying positions of erupt and responsibility: Hastings a tbropgh line of railroad to culminated in the marriage of tbe i compared to men." and these undoubtedly owe their success Battle Creek, inside of two years If bls tor's only daughter, an accompliaucu She was asked what had affected to the culture and training received in the project meets with the encouragement young lady, to a young man E. D. Y.ffing, her at this particular time, and she re­ Bastings schools. that it slTOuid. Those who expected nev­ who was not acceptable to the girl's n ’ plied: Many j oung people are ^iow debatkg er to hear from Jerry after being ••dowuetl" ents. 7 “Well, among other things, 1 always the question whether or not to attend for the time belug. on the Lowell 4 HasMiss Wilkins or Mrs. Young, la jusi used to take my husbsnd's opinion these school* the coming year, and on thst ■tings project, will be disappointed. He Is Utile past ter 21st birthday, and la an i about my bonnet*. I’d buy a pretty peetsion depends, perhaps, the whole after a man that never is “downed" so that lie usually bright and attractive young lax one, try it on and then I'd do a little life. Parents should caref'illy consider stays down, until every last resort to get as also an accomplished musician, and 1 dross parade before him and say: this mai ter of education, a* It often con­ on his feet has teen tried. He is a hust­ teen teaching a number of music put “•Well, how does it look?* Nine cerns the weal or woe of their children. ler and claims to have strong backing in hi this city tor several months. Her n Ils times out of ten he’d reply. A little money judiciously spent in educa­ his new project His scheme as nufulded etna have always been careful of the co tion is a thousand times better than money to us is to run from here to Freeport on “ ’Wen. that's just about the most pony »Ue went In, and ahe was proba hoarded and given to tlie child that has the old Lowell 4 Hastings R. R. bed. unfurtunate enough to resent somewl becoming bonnet you ever had on your never learned Ils value. Educate the son which is graced to within a few miles of this parental eurvelllancf. heart’ Then I'd feel pleased, of and daugnter and then let them build the city. From Freeport the road will run Mr. Y.iung.ls quite a pleasing y<J course. > their own fortune: aud especially If you to Gran I Rap’ds, tte line having been “A week later, just as we'd be start­ man. ulio came from Ontario a few have llttlo to give them, remember that a survej ed and map made. This may seem mvnUu .lo< v ,ud ,Uried , u,||or ,|.opTa, ing for the theater, this same man dollar spent on-their education now will a little out of *he way to get to Grand Bairn RanM,, whleb dlu not ,.ru.e .bewould be likely to burst out with: be of more value than thousands bye and Rapids but Mr. Boynton informs us that ««sra . He e4kd tirquenUy at tbcSrt,,. “ ‘For heaven’s sake, what's that bje. We understand that special provis­ the distance Is 1 % miles shorter owing to tortal tuttalta. but tobi.jX,, ion has teen made for teachers review the fact that Grand Rapids is sn far north tbe hou»s sjnee wldch time It la auunoTed thing you've got onT “ Thing I've got on? Why, what do clasres during Uie Full term,’ so that any and west of this city. From Grand Rap­ Ibo, oo.reap.nded tbrouxb motoal I.U i.d^ •desiring to better prepare tliemselves to Ids the line will extend to Grand Haven. Meantime abe baa alao mrreaoonded with you mean?" “’That hat! You’re never going to teach tbe coming winter can -spend two IS miles of the rome we understand bring • yorni. man. or SL JoMtib, Mo. w th g ° or three months In the Hastings High air .i<Iy graded; The line from hen4 to her mother, abe met blm In China™ tun wear that?’ school to their utmost profit ta't.'e Creek will go through Johnstown wieka afo where they did lhe world'a lair It you are debating lhe matter ace Sup’*. aud Bedford. iwlber. Ue waa Invlled to ,|,u uLJel W?.at .lund o{ a m»n are you?' Sterling and talk with him about tbe Of course we have no mean >! knowlt g Eaton na „Iu. Bnu „ Raplda, and Ukl did mi spending .pending wiglt “ ‘What d'ye mean?' *a wt* courses <>f study, tuition, boarding place, w .u is a’, tbe back of \te project, but it ia 1 then*. th“ Ia U,e bonn®^ thBt yon To-day ntmnlng Mia. WUklna aune m etc. He intorms us that be can supply u reported that they are men of abundant T__ ‘ •Aid was so becoming to me only a limited number of young meu and women mean*. We hope so and hope that Jerry I c .arTutte arlllttn with with’hcr'ra'thw and inL. ’TT 1 J Ud » fbn week ago.’ with draitable places to work for their will wade through with It all '0. K . but baring an Interview w'th n ldJ . NeTer in wide, wide tn n, board; rnuom can be hired cheaply; and "a \ 1 re ffot * Httlo taste, I think.’ ..TI Ijr marrW „ jtartiva board themselves. . Hard times are Just tbe times to attend; I tte Itunjlmw go lb-oogh it L expert’And that man will brazen it out in , I..,- .-.renon, wtr.,rau-d ,t rehool terauan little else can be done pio:- * ed t:.at It wla go thrau.*h the westerni limUe most sha melts* way, though I . m-, ,4l,t chureli MHan, n!wnt , .■c|w.k J liaNy >i..t wk.-n the good times, which u-<”«f the city. n-arWe>.t Urtvk. T... . I know that he knows I am right. TI.U wllnw ,te «:lt »««r.-l,-. ...jn.* sooner or later, arrive c<-r*lnly wouldn't be very datable or bun. .In,,,, . jm‘lmy 1 ">»'> yon.wi! Sint jon have prepared fur profit- i**»-vug«-r tntffi; and wouldn’i c-vtei) mueu 'S?,v«lr»«‘>««te*owr u« .J i have the money oral say nothing to lurn on Uw .Bbjwt, B„. j,-. rCrT ° Itaulk abvut poiMMltig pror.'! ;0 I Don’t Assest ruinm; examined icci and fitted with1 glasses by Dr. q. w lowry. IVOTICE I am going to dispose ofnir , new flirilitllri' lit .rime prioU Now is your time to ret good) (........... . <l .r,. Mth* money. money for a little . I will I will Still DUJ' BlKl M'll second hand goods an<l do UphulBering and ivpairmg. ° * I? Jefferson St. Furniture S Store. WANTED! I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw L I also do CUSTOM SAWING. P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can't handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. J. L. WILKINS, ag-t. Qood 5hoe5 *• fl LOW Fr KE 1 hat’s what everybody is looking lor now days, and everybody that conies; into my store find just what they want. I he times are close and one dollar does the same work n>>w di.it two dollars Used to do. SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE Soon and you will want some shoes f r ;;‘e e uldrfcn. I have a full line and can s lit ysu. 14 d you ever trj' a pair of lhe Baldwin shoes. r Ross, Levis & Pifers? They c.n'-t b<-‘ " -ten. Always call on me before ivim ■ ots, shoes or anything in thafiiie ‘a “ ha’' • ■'Finiua “»« ttat vou can wlT n”“ F..Q. STOWELL. . � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-08-31.pdf b89052bf300c418fc82b00c8d45f6e2f PDF Text Text The best Advertii ingmedium tn Ba'-ry County. . Hastings Banner. ^L. XXXVHI. NO. 18 J Hastings, mich., aLjgust 31, i893. astings the i ’ DOWAGIAC . SHOEDR/LLy (7* iota nun Is the very best drill made. It has reached tlie perfection •to b: attained after'21 years’ experience its manufacture, while in .oth- r drills have been made but a year or two. > If you need a drill don’t think of buying one without calling at my store. IRA VAN VALKENBURGH, . LEADING HARDWARE DEALER IN BARRY COUNTY. School Soon Commences! Aib I the boys and girls will heed Good Dur­ - 4 ■ we Gan save you Moneu. SoniGihino Thai should Be• rancnibcrcd » Is thut 1 don't go thro’ the country “hen-peck­ ing” the life out of you trying to sell you some­ thing you don’t want or need, but when you,are in want of anything1 in my line such as Lumber Wations. BuqqIbs. Plows. Drills, and As we have a large stock . which we wish to Spring Tooth Harrows, reduce. WHOLE NO. 1994 Oranrevillo. Banner Miss Ellse LaPrad started for Toeoma, Washington Monday—F. A. Splckler is homo for a short time—Mrs.’ Henry Lewis Is visiting friends at charlotte—Elmer England of Grand Rapids Is in the village. He reports work scare In that city—Alva Valentine has a felon on his hand—D. C. Jordan and wife of Middleville visited friends here this week—Someone who at­ tended the Farmers Picnic at Gun Lake must have been fond of suouse, as one of our young men came home minus a part of one ear—Mrs. E. M. LeBarun is visiting In the northern part of the state—Albert Johnson was in Allegan Monday. Miss Flora McCalum called on friends last week. She goes to Elkhart Ind. to teach the coming year.—Born to Mr. and POOR. BTtOS.. Mrs. Verdlne Aug. 17th a daugter.—The Misses Marshle and Floy Beebe, of Nash­ ville are visiting friends here this week.— HJMiTINGfl. MICH. Mr. and Mrs. W. (?. Robinson attended camp meeting, south of your city last COUNTY NEWS. week.—Ground was broken and stone­ drawn, for the new Congregational Church Dowling. . on the south east comer of S. R. Willsons Quite n wind aeconjpanled51ic rain we farm. last week.—Miss Maude Malay is It Thursday—The picnic held in Mr visiting friends in Battle Creek—Miss grove Friday was a failure—We Cornelia Sunlain Is very’ sick recovery Is ttle late, but R. Powell and wife doubtful—Mr. and Mrs Frank Dickinson of proud q^osseseers of a bouncing Nashville and Miss Alma Bush of Delton '. B. VanHorn will leave for Call-1 called on Charley Robinson and wife Fira destroyed about five tons of hay Sunday last—Mr. Cookson and Mr and lhe first of October for the benefit lealth—Emjna Siam Is working for and quite a quantity of straw belonging to Mrs. Albert Dewey Jr. are entertaining ck In Johnstown—Cora Mack has Adlebert Morelmute. Timely help stop­ friends from Buffalo. :n entertaining a cousin—Grand­ ped further damage—Some of our boys y Is sick at this writing suffering here are beginning to practice ball playing nirkory ‘Corner*. Rev. Phillip Moiieum and wife of Bos­ e injuries of a fall—School com- with a view to win laurels by and by— next Monday—Mrs G. Bragg and Anol Kingsbury and wife have gone to ton visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Peto&ky on the excursion — The great i>f South Bend Ind. are visiting H. Elliott Wednesday and Thursday of nei^ tin's week—Dr VanHorn went to event of last week was the marriage be­ last week. He proceeded to Chicago to Plainwell Monday on business—P. G. tween Mr. Willie Gibson and Miss Nora cancel an engagement made for him to de­ Given. The knot was tied by John ConH6bry Is very low with inflammation of the liver an address before the Baptist Peace bowels—Leela Cox Is very sick with ty­ yer Esquire on the afterfioon of the 2CLIi. Convention assembled at that city—Mrs. phoid fever—Alta Fray is working for P. The newly married pair were treated to a Frank Deetrich and children returned friendly chanvarle in the evening which G. Henry—There Is sickness at F. Osgoods from Luke Odessa Saturday after having —R. K. Stanton and friend returned from brought out the cigars—A grove meeting visited her sister Mrs. Adna Jones several Ch cago Saturday—If Dr VanHorn con­ was held near Wm. Carpenter’s at Wall days—Milo S. Barber -and wife visited cludes to sell out a doctor from Clarksville lake on Sunday Inst and was attended by friends at Martin Saturday and Sunday— will take hla place. We hope the Dr will quite a number from here. The sermon Will Mott and wife went to Battle Creek remain—Albert Woodmansee reeelvetl a was delivered by Rev. A. O. Cossar of Saturday for a week’ visit with friends telegram stating bls father in Washington Vermontville and was pronounced by nil residing about there—Arthur Bush and who heard II to be a very able discourse— wife returned from the world’s fair Satur­ Wai, not expected to live. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fon liave lost their day after having spent the week seeing Naahville. daughter Jennie aged thirteen years and the wonderful sights in and about Chicatro A. H. Smith Is home from Middleville nine mouths. Her death occurred on the —The well known Hou. Thomas Cosey for]a few days—E. S. Ferris of Muskegon 26th. and the funeral services took place claims to have found near the waters edge at the church on the 28th. Two more of of Fair Lake upon Charles Nobles march was a guest at G. A .Truman’s over Sunday —K. E. Sturgis went to Chicago Monday their children are very sick although they a human skeleton of more than ordinary —Ml* Orra Smith has returned from a are thought to be somewhat better nt this stature, besides that a gun to all appear­ visit at Jackson—Mr G. A. White and writing. The friends and neighbors feed ance made many years ago when percuss­ family of Portland North Dakota were the great- sympathy for Mr. Fon and family in ion was used instead of caps. Upon the irimsts of C. Putman's lost week—Miss their time of trouble. oarrel only appears ‘’London.’’ Since Olike Clever who has been visiting friends Eair Lake has been drained some two Creasy. herie returned to Iter home al Middleville years ago the water has receded back from *Mrs. Stella Paimeller of Charlotte Is Tuesday--Mr and Mn, Len Felfchtner high waler mark some fifteen rods or more. mounted their wheels Sunday morning staying a short time with her sister Mrs. Presumably those bones may have been atui started for Bellevue but alas for Len E. Rlckenmore—Hattie Case has gone there many years as no resident living to Hastings to attend the leaebers' Inatiat Kalainn the tire to his bike gave “out, about here has any knowledge of the gun, am| about 3-80 P. M.’he was seen coming tute—Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher and nor is there any one who has mysteriously hottie is a carriage. Mrs Feightner com­ daughters of Battle Creek visited friends diasapeared trom among us—L. Polley and pleted the trip without him—John Fur- here on Monday—Bum ice K.. only child wife are entertaining 1 niece of his from of Isaac and Eva Rlckenmoru died Adg. niss and family and Victor Fnrnlss -were 25tii. of cholera infantum. Age. nearly 2 N. Y. who will vlait the worlds’fair before at Thotuapple lake Sunday. years. She was a remarkably bright child returning home—Frank Dietrich has com­ and her death was a ||reat bnreavt-ment to pleted a new barn. J.- M. Crop having done the mechanical work—Ross Cad wallMiss Tina Smith dled-at Belding aged 24 her parents. Funeral services were held years of-malarial fever. Her body was Sunday by Rev 1. C. Chose—Al Bradley mi er and Fred Elliot are expected home brought bonus for burial. The funeral and wife took lhe train Tuesday for Chi­ to-day after having spent the week at the took place Sunday at the M. E. church and cago—Mrs. Mary Rowe of Comstock was world's fair—M. M. Rockwell has caused wak conducted by Eld. G. A. My res—Mr lhe guest of relatives here from Saturday, a new wind mill to be erreeted upon bls and Mrs Nichols nre called to part with until Monday—Mfs. Mary MoNinch, eldest farm 2 miles west of the Comers, Theron • Aldrich having done the Job in his usual one of their twins. The little one died Sun­ daugbter*of Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher, day of cholera infantnm—Miss Josie All­ died Saturday aged 58 years. Tupsdaj- of good and workman like manner. last week a six pound tumor was tfnpved owing has been ill with tha measles—W. Woodland. R. I Vester, C. C. Fleming. Minnie Vester from her, she rallied from the effects of We had a fine shower on Thursday anil Miss Adali Odell visited the World's the operation, but Saturday a change cause fair last week—Mr V esters people leave for the worse. In her last moments she a slight one on Sunday night—Several ofc us1,next Monday—Miss Fannie Carpenter dictated the verse of a hymn she wished our fanners are complaining that their clover is all dead that a grub is working ‘ will return to Lansing tills week to deliver sung and the text she wished tor her funenil services. Funeral services were held at the root—The ball game between Wood­ the books she sold. land and Sunfield nines on Thursday re­ Monday. ; sulted in a sopre of 14 to 27 - lu favor oL . • Iteltou HowanaMUk Woodland nine—The Woodland second Mr and M's L. W. Whittemore went to Charlie Minar is quite sick at this writ­ nine played the Lake Odessa first nine at Petoskey Tuesday* for a ten days visit— Mrs Dickinson of Nashville has been vlsit- Ing—Myrtle Pierson and Louie Hall arc Lake Odessa on Saturday. They ware Injc her parents Mr Bassett's people—C. B. In attendence at the teachers institute this stopped at the end of the 7th Inning with Robinson and wife was at Kalamazoo week—Miss Frankie Gufflu returned from the scon* standing 13 to 14 in favor of the Monday—Those on the sick list are Loda the world's fair Thursday—Mattie Cruoks- Lake Odessa nine. Our boys would have Norwood. Uni Burst, Mrs Simpson and ten started Tuesday for Ami Arbor where won the game if they had not made a wild Mrs Norris—Mr Hall and wife. Mrs Skill­ she will spend a short time visiting rela­ throw and got rattled in the 7th. innlpgs. jf man and Mrs Dr. Scribner were at Gun tives—Bessie Williamson spent Sunday At the end of the sixth Innings the score lake last Friday to a picnic and listened to with her parents—John KinA was „in stood 0 to- y.t In favor of Woodland. The a speech by Governor Rich—Mrs Kerns Grand 'Rapids last week—Frank- Smith Woodland Dine only played s«ven • boys nmde n business trip to Kaloniazoo—C. B. and family of Grand Rapids are guests of two of the best players not being present, Robinson was In Plainwell last week—Mrs Mr. Bowen and family—Miss Frankie while Lake Odessa played nine man— (>. Bassett was at Kalamazoo last week— Guffin Is at work at William Bowens—Mr. William Cable and Daley Warner were ‘ Joliny Williams was al Plalnwall Thurs­ and Mrs. Mose Bechtel of Gains and Mrs. married on Wednesday. They base the day—Mrs Utter of Kalamazoo has been Cline of Parmilee and Mrs. Hoisted mid best wishes of the Bannkr scribe—L. visiting her mother Mrs Sprague—W. H. son of Perry spent Sunday at J. Bechtel's Faul, wife and soft Lawrence are expected Chase was at the county seat Saturday— —Mrs. S. Gun of Chicago is the guest of to return from Chicago Thursday—Our . Miss'Mary Hou venor spent Sunday with her brother Chas Guffin—3. T. Ives and first nine played the Freeport nineMooday bef parents—Look out for a couple of men Sousie Trimmer of Grand Rapids are visit­ the game resulted in a score of 23 to 35 in dining the people with pianos. “George ing relatives at tills place—Mr. and Mrs. favor of Woodland—Chas Grozlnger will dbu’l deal In them any more.” They will Jud Pratt of near Middleville spent Sun­ start for Valparaiso on Friday. Cliati. ex­ with the latter*’ parents— pects to take a two years course at the N. want to leave one at your house and give day game at Streeters 1. N. S.—Our school will open neat Mon­ trusic lessons to pay for storage and If you —The ball cause the vale of four of them by Introduc­ Landing last Saturday between the day and we hope with a third teacher add­ ing the one nt your bouse yours will cost Bowens’ Mills boys and the East Wayland ed there will be no difficulty In, accommo­ you nothing, •’providing” you doul sign a boys resulted In favor of the latter, the dating foreign pupils—Mrs. G_ Faller Is contract with them to show that they left scores standing 3 to 29—The farmers pic­ very sick—C. S. Palmatler was In Has­ one in your possession and if you do they nic wua grand success. There was the tings on Monday on legal business—Clyde will have you for 8450—C. B. Robinson largest crowd that ever assembled at (Jun Pardun was taken dangerously ill Satur­ and family start Tuesday for Detroit Lake—A meeting will be held at the day but is some better at this writing—L. thence to Vassar, Tuscola Co. for a visit— Peoples atyixch Wednesday evening Aug. Parrott and Johnathan Haight returned Hou. F. A. Dean of Charlotte Sundayed at 30tb. for the purpose of organizing a from Livingston county Saturday where Wall lake—Mrs C. L. Pancoast visited her Christian Endeavor Society—Austin Hunt they went to attend the funeral of Mr. son H. E. Pancoast Tuesday—Minnie Nor­ of thia-place and John Conrad of Otsego Hiagbi's sister. They report everything wood was In Kalamazoo Tuesday—Orville were strolling some ten years ago around dried up there even worse than it is here— Burst returned from Grand Rapids Tues­ Hog lake and camo across a box turtle. John Peters of Pennsylvania te visiting re­ day- -Mt O. Peake of Shultz was In town Not expecting ever to meet the gentlemaai latives In Woodland—Bart Miller and again, Mr. Coo rad inscribed his name and. Otto Glpe paid two doliarojMeh cn Tues­ Tuesday. _______________ __ the date on the turtle and as good luck day towards repairing tha streets of Lake would have It this year of all years put in Odessa. Each of the boya baa a best girl Milton Hartom is at Chicago this week an appearance to be read. Mr. Shook of al the Lake and went over on Sunday to doing the world's fair—Mrs Frank Chur­ this place being the finder and Mr. Hjunt pay their respects. Deputy Fish Warden Chill of Toledo is visiting friends here— sends the same to Mr. Conrad. Stim don’t seem to like tbe Woodland boys Mr. aud Mrs. Joe Ray and children of and swore out a warrant and had the boys Yankee Spring*. • St. IajuIs Mo. are at C. Tompkins visiting arrested for i m mod urate driving. The^ —Millard Hamilton and family of Striker No rain yet and crops are past redemption boys confessed the crime, paid two dollars, Ohio are at A. W. Wilcox—Mrs W. Jewell —There was the largest crowd at the far­ each, shooKNiands with Bro. Stim, Invited; has been entertninlng a niece Miss Rora- mer’s picnic last Friday that ever gathered him across the county line and came home, Iwck this week—Mr and Mrs J. Lowe are at Gun Lake and all report a very good rejoicing—J. M. Smith had a yearling.visiting friends here—School begins Mon­ time. There was some excellent speaking colt badly w hooked, last week—Editor. day al the Center Mary Wilcox at the helm by Hon. Wm. Stuart, of Grand Rapids and Felghner made a boniness trip to Lake —Quarterly meeting at the M. P. Church Gov. Rich—Mr. and Mr?.. E. E. Van Nors- Odessa on Tue-duy . beglnn Friday night of this week, will dall of Washington. D. C., are spending a continue Saturday afternoon and evening few days with friends around here—Ed and Sunday trorning President Dodds will and Art expect to piny at the North Irving Levi Cotton at*J family of Sunfield visit­ Im- present—Lots of sickness Is reported hall next Saturday night—We bear that ed friends here part of last week—C. Car­ now owing no doubt to the warm days Dave Trimmer started for Kansas last penter and wife of Sunfltld attanded and cold nights—Henry Tasker lost a Monday. We will miss him for he was church here h-l Sunday—Mm. Morton. valuable cow Friday—Mrs Fox visited at one of our tine young men—We are sorry Rowley of PattenvUIr h enllingon friends Battle Creek last week—Matting has been to hear that they had to take Mrs. E. Court­ here bringing her husbands' fatter and purchased to put down In the church. Mrs ney to Ute Kalamazoo Insane asylum last mother who will remain with, friends a A. Fox paying for half of It—Mrs Scott's Monday for treatment—The Duffee boys few days—Buck Durkee and Lyman Cham­ Sister has been visiting her {ecently—Mrs. have their new liarn raised and partly en­ berlain aae on the sick list as is Clarence John Tuckerman Is visltmg at Battle closed—Fred Williams had tho misfortune Kinney who at last reports was aot expect­ Creek tills week—Minnie Wardell of Battle to loose one of his cows by falling Into an ed to recover— Lee McDonald and wife Creek visited at G. W. Totnpkln’s last old clsteru last week. Sunday*! with friends near the county w^ek—A W. Wilcox is visiting his eon nt hub—We hear It whispered that Lee . Bedford. Mancelona this week—Mary Wilcox visitChase sank a large t>oat and got some •*<1 Mrs Jane Mayo al Bellevue last week— The reception given by the Y. P. S- C. water un his clothes In Saddlebag lake Louis Hinchman and family have been to E. at the Grange Hall last Thursday Eve. —Wm. and Anna Chase Suodayed with the World’s Fair the last two weeks. Aug. 34. .was a success, there.belng about their parents. sixty present. The young people seemed Brnab Ridjre. tto enjoy themselves with music and games 0. V*. Siam was called to Ohld last week -—Como to church next Sunday and enjoy The Ladies Dime Society will meet next by the death of an uncle—Geo. Dilenbeck jgood music and pleasant, bright services. week Wednesday with Mrs. 8. McIntyre— county drain commissioner was on our ]Moniing talk on “The Sunday Question" Miss Bell Klsc from Ind. , is visiting her streets last week—Mrs Geo. 'Havens who .—Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith visited the grand parents Mr. and Mrs. Finley Marks has been 111 Is better al this writing—Our 'World's Fair last week—Frank Houghs —Clarence Olm-tead and wife of Chicago school’commences Monday with Fannie <cut his knee very badly last Monday morn­ are visiting friends on State Road—The Pierce as teacher—Some or our farmers are Iing—Miss Emma Carr of New York, is. I ____________ State Road Sabbath school will picnic at cutting up tlieir corn—The grxxi times the 'visiting Mr. and Mrs. Perkins of this' Tbomapple Lake next Friday—Mr. an<l Democrats promised us, do not materialize •place—Walter McOmber. who has been at Mra. Cronk from VemontvUla are visiting but the dropping of deserving pensioners ।Gull Lake this summer with hla studio, friends on State Road—Bora to Mr. and from the rolls goes on—No rain In Brush I will eome back to Bedford thia week—Mr. Mrs. Priae a daughter last Friday—L1 Ilia Ridge to apeak of since July the Ifith. I Brnb ralo Ibl, Am H. [ r»,M U worttai L;dl^ Metalrrt. Published Thursdays by bOWrtQIrtC 5H0E DRILL Call and see us, and you will buy It will be money in your pocket to give me a call, some of the bargains, we are offering. 15986801 WOOLLEY & BR2NS0N. The Sherman Silver Law^— ” If you intend going to 1 Is the all-absorbing question just now. Two or three years ago the silver in a silver dollar was worth in the nei hborhoc 1 of 100 cents. At the present time it is worth only about 50 cent.v. To-day for 50 cents you can buy Furnitureat Archie McCoy s that two years ago would have cost you $1.00. OUR PRKEJ ALWAYS KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES——- C SCHOOL : You will need books We aim to keep everything In the line of School Books, Slates, Tablets, etc. wjl. QOObYErtR The Modern Druggist. FURNITURE AND CARPET EMPORIUM. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. I �EDUCATION stings Thursday, Aug. 31, 1893. COOK.B ROS.. Proprieto ». Eood’s^Cures (olun/bMgpotfioQ. Dibectobs of the California midwin­ ter fair have accepted plans for four buildings to cost >880,000. Ground will be at once broken. A “model of the figure of Lot's wife in salt" appears in the Kansas world's fair exhibit to represent ok illustrate the salt industry of the stflte. Theodohk Thomas* old orchestra will be given employment at the fair, if the member-* are willing to accept reduced pay and “make more music." Commissioner Minaxo and Interpre­ ter Yoshikawa, Japanese representing .their government at the world's fair, have been converted to Christianity. The German exhibit at the world's fair contains an architectural display including drawings illustrating 200 or more of the most notable buildings in the empire. Arkansas people are making a rec­ ord for their generous hospitality. Of the six southern states not having a building at the fair five have made headquarters at the Arkansas building. Connecticut will celebrate its day at' the fair October 11. Gov. Morris and his staff wiH leave New York in a special car October 8, and on their ar­ rival in Chicago wiU be received -by the Sons of Connecticut. Rhode Island wiU present its world’s fair budding to Chieago after the exposition closes. The structure will be very picturesque in appearance. being a reproduction in part of the Ixnioux "Old Stone Mill" nt New- Mrs. John IT. Coott "•My UUlo girl bad lore-, on her ties and XImA’n atu-Mparilla has heated ther had a terrible AUtreosia wy«t*mack. I troubled with keartfcara. ami otek k radar tea irequently melted me. I have been taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla ■and <n this Is changed. I do not have dyspep­ sia, heartlmrn or sick headache.” Mbs. John IL Cook. Martinsville, I IL Hood'a Cures. Hood's Pills carn **’®r llfc*- 81ck Ue34’ •ebe. Jaundice. Indigestion. 25c. Try a box. Migh igan Central “ The Nuigara Falls Boule.” HarnBM.... ... tiUtions. 1x;yv.n1.|t.-ijfa|w3i I2fi|3 l » galSs 0. K. OSBORN, bocal Agent. HaatlBire. . Chlcaco oport, Sienograpbetn* at id Teachers. Edu­ cate lor such positions at tho Grand Rapid* Bus­ iness Coil««c, Shorthand, and Normal School. For Catalogno, address A. 3. Pariah, Propr. Why Suffer? When you can be Cured IN CANADA. omthE Banner Tue South Kensington musenm, London, paid £80 (>400) a yard for some lace manufactured iu the south of Ire­ land. It ia said that this is the highest price on record and that the lace ia of the most ex-.uisite workmanship. The lace is exhibited at the world's fair. Noahchimi, an Arab woman who has been enchanting visitors of the I’ Plaisance, got herself into trouble the other day. when J. E. Lester, of Bos­ ton, caused her arrest He produced t - wxe some coins which he. ..id said he ho bought I from her .nd claimed they were ‘ ; ’counterfeits. On promise that she ; would ’J not do it again the woman was | dismissed. Many of the coins which । are sold in that thoroughfare are said to be counterfeits. , On gallery B, ta lhe Liberwl Arte department of Manufactures building, in two sections, are the educational ex­ hibits of the province of Quebec, Caa, under the charge of Canon Brucheat, D. D., appointed by tho government, assbted by Brother Pelerinn*. The ex­ hibits come from two hundred convents and academics, and the McGill univer­ sity, Protestant, of Montreat The ex­ hibit of the latter is not as extensive as the merit of tho university warrants. ; but the space could not be obtained. | The work represented iu the remaining portions of the two sections shows the system of education of the convente and academies by grades, from the first step to the graduating course. There are compositions In English, French, German and Spanish by pupils of the various schools, and some of these are illustrate! with pen drawings by the student, the subject being told in a twofold manner. Great, albums, con­ tain samples of needlework from the I simplest bit to the finest crochet and lacework. The name of each worker and her age arc appended to the article. The ages range from eight to sixteen years and some of the work is remark­ able. In one exhibit work is shown in flax, from the preparation of it on through its several stages, the last be­ ing a woven article. This is done by ; the students of Ursaline convent, Robertvue. Lake St. John. The work of ■ theblind^in the asylum at Montreal, I under the direction of- the Gray Nuns, is j but another revelation of the ability of the blind. One sample will illustrate: , A blind girl eleven years old wrote a poem in French. The manuscript is shown. Then she eopied it from a type machine aud the typescript is perfect. Tho history of the Institute of the Con- ' gregationof Notre Damo (burned n few days ago) from its foundation. in 1020. Marguerite Bourgeois, is shown in 'a large ------- --frame, the priests, sisters su­ perior and others appearing in pen sketches. OU paintings and sketches by the deaf mutes of Montreal are in­ teresting. In a glass case are eighteen thousand pressed flowers, each an­ alyzed. all from thesoilof Canada! The exhibit, as a whole, is varied and B;any things there are curious, and nil are creditable to the system of education iu the old province. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. A V«rrW of Aleohol «*• I. bor.tory of th. Week. Or«r * Ch.£ ieal J iCtoon' “±S-n” to the building. Damage, W5,000. The fire spread tn ad o‘“lD<rbQ‘ldlnK*’.?*^ iDg the following ware company. W.V00; Dibblee & Co., I1, 000; Wygant’a building. fl.OOJ ,0>ca5 F. Schmidt, the chemist at Weeks, was quite severely, though not dangerous­ ly. burned by the explosion. Aoaa » —----- William Wallace SackeL of Grand Rapids, was arrested in Racine, Wuu, charged with fraudulently marrying Mrs. Ida J. Clark, a widow. S*«krt hired J. S. Brown, a ahopmate, July to impersonate a United States °®cyr with authority to marry people back­ et baa one wife living at Grand Rapids and u divorced wwife at Eldridge. Offi­ cers were looking tor Brown. The moat horrible eass of suicide that ever occurred in .Monroe county was that of Mrs. Monrad Fir at French­ town! She was about W years old and for v number of years has been of feeble mind. She somehow obtained a can of keroecne oil and after saturat­ ing her clothing with the oil set it on fire. When found she was sliocklngly burned, but lived several hours. She leaves a husband and family Word has been received »t Port Huron by Messrs. Stevens St Merriam that Mrs. James Trim, who lived there about ten years’ ago, has fallen heir 'to a comfortable fortune left to her by her husband from whom she separated about ten years ago. Mr. Trim had since gathered a good fortune in West Virginia, which on his death be left to his wife. The wife’s whereabouts at present are unknown. Colored Knights Templar. The grand commundcry of Colored Knights Templar of Michigan in con­ clave at Grand Rapids elected officers as follows: Henry Weaver, of Chatham, to be grand com­ mander. J. J. Adams, of Grand Rapids. deputy; H D. Vesey, of Detroit grand generalissimo; John A. Bril, of Grand lUpids. grand captain general; John U Cole, of Detroit, grand treas­ urer; J. W, Montgomery, of Chatham, grand PLAYING WORLD’S FAIR. attackio a store. Chicago, Aug. W.-Chicago witnessed on Monday the nearest approach to the looting o* one of its great department stores, that of Siegel, Cooper & Co., that has ever taken place In the his­ tory of the city. The store was saved from being raided by the presence, the active and efficient work done by Chief of Detectives John Shea and As­ sistant Chief of Police Joseph Kipley. The movement on State street was one of those extraordinary things which unorganized mobs sometimes da It had no leaders and seemingly had no purpose except a wild desire for action on the part of the men who hail been standing quietly for hours listening to speeches in almost every modern lan­ guage. The trouble began from the moment when Assistant Chief Kipley notified the leaders of the mass-meeting that no more street parades would be toler­ ated. Angry howls greeted this an­ nouncement from the stand. Several speakers advocated parading the streets despite the police orders. Home one called out, ’‘Where’s the black flag?" “Black flag! black flag!” reechoed the crowd, but it was not forthcoming. It had been in the crowd st the statue during the afternoon but was not unfurled. The crowd filled the street from curb to curb. Fruit stands were run over but not plundered. Light vehicles were jerked about in a spirit of vlciousneea The crowd was swiftly becoming a mob. It was nearing the danger line. . A short distance south of Van Buren .the mob was startled and thrilled by a voice in clear, loud tones: “Siegel A Cooper,” “Siegel Jk Cooper,” “On to Siegel A Cooper's!" The mob hud its cue. Men’s faces whitened, their hands instinctively clinched, and on the double-quick they started for the ' entrance to Siegel great main . K roar of mingled & Cooper's. voices filled the street II grew in vol­ emo. it sounded like a storm. The mob had reached the sidewalk immediately fronting the entrance. Then the police sprang in. The detectives, who were almost without exception veterans who have fought through many a street fight went in on that crowd and through it very swiftly. They uped only their hands and chiefly pulled the men about, but in those case* where resistance was made the hand was doubled and put into action. Inside the store a panic was about W ensue. The great mob was seen rolling rapidly to the entrance. Clerks* faces blanched. Customers eagerly hurried to escape down aisles to the north and south exits. Il was bargain day and the great store was jammed with women, young and on their shop­ ping trips- They isrfuld not hurry out. Harrison street station was telephoned for help. . Before the crowd on the outside had time to do any mischief Assistant Su­ perintendent Kipley and Inspector Shea swooped down at the head of thirty or forty oflicers in plain clothes. In less than five minutos the mob was flying in all directions, pursued by the officers, who kicked and thumped Die surprised beligerenU with remarkable ~ 1 and viKor- Several thousand speclators were attracted to the scene and State street {pr blocks was black with people. Inspector Shea kepthls officers busy moving tne crowds, and after half an hour’s, turmoil the excitement died out and business went on as usual No ar­ rests were made, the police acting so promptly that neither the ringleaders nor their followers had time to do any actual Hincd. harm, even if they were so in- ■ Stato Board nt Health. From various portions of the state tho reports of seventy observers for tbo “PlayiUg world's fair”-is now a fnvur- week ended August 19 show that chol­ itc amusement of the smaller boyi and era infantum, u ,^.wvw... bronchitis dysentery, girls of Chicago. Many aniyj whooping cough increased iu area urea p,..... —.j of — them ------- -have ------ Bn .. 1... h,-, ..I..... .the v... v... ......... of ..9 ,lhe y, . preva.icnCe. Scarlet ...fever was re>seen t.. for 1themselves beauties of exposition, expoeition, including the bizarre] blzarrc| gl< gio- ' ported at twdnt v-fourplaces, measles at rfes of the Midway Plaisance. All these eieven. diphtheria at forty-one and tythings the little ones try to reproduce phoid feTer a, thirty-four places in woodsheds and attk-s and under. —. WITHOUT A TRIPOD. back porchex Tdys and pictures and The tramp Your Druggist will supply you. I How .n Amatmw Fooled tha World’. lanterns and anything else that ea>u be . evil'hiu . . become almost made to simulate some feature ofi the scare at Marshall, and the dealers in I Fair*. Photograph Monopoly. --------------- ------- -------------------- -l ■ MOBTGAGE SALE. I One of the most absurd and disos- exposition is set up in the "fair” ami an ammunition report extraordinary sales, Drtsult having been made in the conditions trons rules made by the directors of an admission fee varying from five pins not only of cartridges for revolvers a wrtain morteaae made by Arthur I> , the fair prohibited the taking of anv to one cent Is collected from neighbor­ ahd shells for breech-loaders, but -of Hughre and Sarah D. Hughes, bis wife, Hubert । . • . . . . C.Htrwix. and KmmaJUrooR. hAwile. of Bam•! photograph** by visitors except very ing "kids” who are not favored with powder and ball for the old muskets that have been in the garret for years. Couuty, Miebtian. to Walter Dickson, of Al- ' amall ■mall aictnre* pictures hr by hlxnd-Ahrrin.1 hand-carried nnm cam-• -full-term passes by the directors. I" bany. state of Sew York, dated September at A West side mother recently observed ' A. D . 1Mb. and recorded In the office of lhe Found by tha Kosddiir. great agitation among her little flpek Kralater of J»eed«, for the County of Barry and Gotlieb Hotumer, an old resident of Ntate of Michurin, on the 3rd day ot October. A. and on inquiry was told they had a O.. IMA In Ub<r 29 of Mortca<es. on paces 21 Alpena, was found dead by lhe road­ world’s fair in the basement, and that aud tt, which said m«rt<nxe was dulv a*stgn<-xl by .aid Walter Dickson to John A. Robertson, she "might come in fcr a cent" She side just beyond lhe city limits the oth­ <x Uie County of Barry and State of Michigan, er night? He was aged 85 years. Cor paid no more attention to lhe matter on the t»th day of .1c pie tube r, |tH5, said xtsluntill iu the afternoon her little boy, t^ged oner Shannon held an inquest and doment teat I ng been duly recorded tn lhe office of the Register of of .aid ('< unty of Barry, seven, ran in with glowing cheeks and cidcd that death resulted from natural on the nth day of February. A. D., 1M3 In Uber told her to come quick and see their canscfcJt of Morteaxes on pace 4J1, on which said moruaie. so aasiimed there is claimed io tie Midway, and that Jeanie and Miiile— 1 due a t the time ot thia notice the sum of three a neighbor's little girls—were dancing thousand one hundred elghly two dollars and Five prisoners escaped from the conn-' sixty aevoo cents and an Attorney's fee ot fifty like the Pemians at the fair There ty .... uuu Rapids. U!, They anj jail „ at „, Grand are dollars provided for In said mortcage, and was enough m this tn alarm the young George II. Wilson. Tony Pulaski. Ernest which !»the wnole amount ciulteed to be due enow said mortcacr. and no suit or proceedings matron, and, apparently responsive to French, • Philip - White and ClZrence at law having been Instituted to recover the the boy’s urgent invitation, she permit­ Hall. amount secured by said mort<age or any part thereof. ted herself to be led to tho basement. ' The hay crop of the state is estimated Now, therefore by virtue of the power of Mie where she .was horrified at what she at 2,500,000 tons, ono of the largest ever contained in said morixace. and tne statute In saw. Jennie and Millie, little tot« of produced. case made and provided, notice Is herebv that on Saturday, the second day of > about six years of age, were perched on Fred St<>ddard was arrested In Kala■her. A. D . IMO. at 10 o’clock in the fore a dry-goods box doing duty as a stage, mazoo. charged with cashing a check IciMUi Mil at Public Auction, to the hicb, and, clad only in single garments, were for 8850 in Toledo, a, intended for an----THEIR CRIME CONFESSED. ' going through motions that would other mon of the same name, . । have been most shocking in their sug- i County of Barry ii boiden) lhepremises de­ The frame warehouse of the J. C. Sei-, Arr>“ 01 roar Who Attacked u>d scribed in said mortgase. (except such part of gestive depravity were it not for the 1 the said described premiers as wm Inserted lu by fruit evaporator, containing nearly Murdered Henry Helmick. said Mortgage by error and which have been , baby innocence of the performers. ; A thirty tons of evaporated raspberries, 1 Danville,. III., Aug. 29.—The tour four moat enthusiastic audience of about burned at Eaton Rapids. The loss was murderers of Henry Helmick were artheir own age applauded the tiny | rested Sunday night, and are Charles sary tn par tho amount due upon said mortgage rnOTOGRAPmXG AT the faib without dancers, all equally ignorant and inuo- i 813.000; insured for 88,000. with interest sl eight percent, and all legal Gas was struck on the farm of A. Harri*« • fresco painter. 17 years old; ATHXFOD. cent Without provolfang inquiry as to ' costs. together with an attorney fee of fifty dol­ i E4"* McJunkins, coal miner, 18 years; lars eaveeanted for therein, ths premises being why she did it, the mother managed to Hasten near Azalia, Monroe county. eras. For license to do this two dollars described in said mortgage as follows There will be a school exhibit at the laborer, 21 years, and Commencing at the north wort corner of F. L, a day is charged, and a tripod must ■top tho “dance” and to obtain from ■ Branch county fair; each competing' Starr, coal miner, 90 years. Blake’s lot In the village of Irving. County of not be used. A correspondent writes the children a promise that they would «rihr>Ai Barry and Stsle irnrn —■------school >i»iH~.n._ being allowed space .for .. the ex­ Tilby are all residents of Dan­ ... M I.of Michigan, —.....1^ ■>and running »* .vnot repeat it Cautious questioning as foHowa to the Scientific American: Pate at one time was a hibition of spccimeas of penmanahip, ville. “While on the fair grounds the other developed the fact that a large boy who drawing, modeling in putty, botanical hand on Helmick's farm, and knew blaksfay crossing the race and east of the lot or Ud<! deeded to Effle B< Id win. and from Mid day I saw an ingenious way of setting lived in the neighborhood and who had that Helmick carried large sums hlghw*} in a south easterly direction on the up a camera without th© use of a tri­ seen the Ui4^gf dances had told tho collections, etc. Ha induced south Ims of lhe raceway, to Intersect the David Lavere lost his sawmill and of money on his person. little fellowiHMB were getting up the pond; thence on and along the westerly Hue of pod. The caggera was mounted’on the Mid pend in a northerly direction to the darr, top of a sman folding chair, which is play fair that the Midway was the best some crops by fire at Mud Lake. Tha lhe other three, at a conference held at Two Oaks saloon in this city, to walk and from tbenee following the center of the part of the exposition, and had told loss is 81,900. Ttiornapple river to a point directly north of let on the grounds for ten cents a day. for the ex­ Work on tho <fc. .Northern rail- . 18 miles into the country —“ Alpena aa ’uimeni railJ the point of starting, rod front said point south I approached the gentleman, asking them how to reproduce the acenes and t-----------a . -to the place of tx-gtnnlnR. conUlntnx ten acres is progressing. Thirty miles of 5-7** of robbing Helmick. had taught the little girls how to imi­ road .purpose . -- -__ , . h'trn * \----------“*• v uuwa or ; Three raoroor >*w: and all on section thirty ono In him if that was his invention. He said tate the contortions of the loriental road road — *»• * *. _and ...the . Three shots shorn w^n» were ilr... firedi by d Pate and one have been graded rails town four north, range nine west, excepting it was simply a bicycle clamp used for by Starr. Harris has confessed, and dancers.—Chicago Herald. trots the above all streets rod highways now have been laid on over 8 miles. .awfully thereon. Also the undivided one-half bolding cameras on bicycles. As I was overwhelming corroborating evidence Ale, Johnxoo. 15 o( lo , t of th* follow mg; Commencing at a point fifty- leaving he said: ‘I expect to be put In ‘ How Do Yon I’orapire? two feet, alt Inches west and twelve rods three leg lu a terrible manner at St. Irnaeo. is being accumulated. ^piu of the diven people feet and three Inches north of the southeast the bastile before night, but I am sure j The „greetings comer of the north west quarter of section it is not a tripod.’ I send you a little who congregate on thu Midway Platy- It we. caught In the bight ot a rope and LYNCHED FOR KILLING A BOY. thirty-one, town four north of range nine west; picture." : ance at the Columbian exposition are torn off just below the knee. running from thence west right rods: thenre The annual fair of the Alpena County north to the center of the Thornapple river: Cb^. lh. ; "id to b. deeply tatcr,.ltag to Utoto Negro at NwwAgricultural society will be held at Althence east eight rods, throes south lo place of beginning It ts'expressly understood that thlpens September 27, 98 and 29. iast d-scnb.-l premises is all lhe premises, mill Louisville. Ky., Atig. 39.—Between privOe«brod rights of flowage, owned by Alonzo Ttomm Of John Manll. aged a ,nd 1 and S o’clock Monday morning thirty E. Gardner and Errok Campbell rod roustltii L7.??1 Okm1*kurnud to horsemen rode into Newcastle, Ky., ting lhe I <fe firm. Gardner, I'atupbell A Co . ol death by the exploelon of a lamp. Irving, and thnttliis mortgage |a inteoded to and waking up Jailer Head told him £^.cnti^ qu<*' corer the undivided one-half of all righto of was <J«7. Of this number Canada sent HnnThe Michigan Penln.ular ear ahop, they had a prisoner. When Head ap­ OHMGnrdusr, Campbell & C«., together with IK. "Meh wc« g.ther.1 from II0 mnn „llcltowUy lnqu°r« at Detroit bare abut down for a perlS perpetual right lo the water power, back peared with the keys the visitors, must water flowaito rod mill privileges dsscnbe.1 different factories. When the judging of three months. ” carry yourself?" Germans want to of whom were masked,overpowered him above with the roller- fioa tng mill and all mil! J. Frank Hickey, wanted In Chicago and let themselves Into the jaiL They •fixtures thrreth now auuulng or hereafter tn ih- was finished it was found that out of know “How goes it?" or "How do yon orecteil rod placed upon said premises Inelud- the 135 medals awarded Canada had And vourseif?" The Russian's formula Mi!T‘ftn’' “"“It upon were after a negro named Leonard • । nf above descript Iona. no less than 126, and also that 81 ex­ That In drafting said mortgage the draftsman Is: "How do you live on?" But the w^l„ > D»’«»I»rt. with whom he Taylor. Securing their man they took made au error and the following described land hibits scored higher than the highest him about a quarter of a mile opt on '■ u™u'‘1 in wtth mill pr let leges and right of flowage, was cheese from the United States fac­ Egyptian’s is the salutation which ap­ h^i^. peals most strongly to the broiled sight­ the road to Franklinton and hanged Inserted In mid "lurtgAge by mistake, that lhe tories. The honors were divided said mortgiig'.rs had no title and claim no title Seren aawmUla at Cheboygan are him to » Irra. Taylor's seer in his cosmopolitan reservation; to raid preml.ws. and lhe Assignee oi sal-1 among the provinces as follows: rn»ntag n.ght and day enttljgta;™ Shorigage daln.s no rights therein, and said Ontario receives 00; Quebec 52; New He anxiously inquires: "How do you unprovoked assault upon an Italian premises will net be offered for sale under th« perspire?” There is a wonderful affinity ^,Ogr °“'mlUI>a. jwtatakafta boy peddler s Week ago. The negro inurigsKi- »al-. ' he premises so Inserted In Brunswick I; Nova Scotia 2: Prince between this greeting from the land of on * contract to cut 3,000,000 feet. h°J,Q’'r Ixead. freetarsaid mortgage by srror and which will not be Edward Island 3. Of the present year’s the Nile and the crocodile and the fa­ ha'Ji E-,D^le’ of Alpen*. got his right Ing his skull and causing his death. offlarofi lor sale an described as follows: Alsothe uudlvfdi 1 one half of the following: cheese. 20 lots from Quebec received Commencing at a p<'nt flfiy two feet six Indies medals, while only one medal went to miliar question put by Americans, from band mixed up win, a circular ww io a the Atlantic to the Pacific, and from “ ? „“d were taken „a west and twelve rods three feet and three Inches G»v«» a Life Term. north of thn south rut corner of the north cheese manufactured in Ontario in the lakes to the gulf: “Is it hot enough gtad.th^ °f ’ h“Od tetrtblZ taAnLomsFrixE, Ky., Aur. M.-At Motwest quarter of sectfe 1 thirty-one. town four 1893. for you?”—Pittsburgh Chronicle. north of range nlns we t; running from theme ™*0eld Itaorso Deluxe) »u found westright rods; thend* i orth to the center of Weat branch baa had eereral incen­ B utterfl Im ua the Fair. * tteTboruropienvecjth-nee eart eight rods, Tnx valuation of thirty thousand dol­ rority of the murder of Abbie Deluxe? One of the most beautiful exhibit^ lars is given to two vases which th4 diary lire, of Ute, and a morement U thence south to place of teglnnint. It Is ex « ’“‘enccd to the penitentiary toe primly understood that this last described at the world's fair is that of butterflies on foot to employ a night watchman. Spanish commissioners keep under lock premiros to ail the premises, mm privilege > mt ■ Abbie Deluxe? wu the wife of A Union City farmer threahed forterighto of flow»go. owned by A'onan K. Gardn<r in the Government building. It is an and key. These vases are of iron, four Aeyof Henry Deluxe?, Georgo’n rod frank Campbell-to and the—lair —I, oons v, ’ltuUng r— _ , exhibit of all the handsome butterflies feet high; one Etruscan, the other Gre­ eix and a halt buxhel. ot wheat from •b«. Henry beta» forced to marry to be found on the American continent, cian. ornamented with gohl hammered one acre. all rights of raid Girdner, the exhibit not being classified, but *“d Th« into the iron so as to show vines, cupids * * ie simple purpose of and figures of women in flowing dmxeeo.e-minaod wu omn- I <L L “’"’•'Mri » nurture eonJomnA BoaJurrsoN. > Henry Deluxe?, hl. wife,tuberty of color, texture pevy. A Spanish woman did this highly *^ed u Lux.ta< with exCor. Cyra, Lore, of - ---------------------- .... i _»w »d tootbu4.1.w PHrurT. CoLonova prized work. A few °«l«toy wxx killed and a poor working girt Thousands arc suffering with Torpid Liver-the sj mptoms are Depression Of Spiptsr Indlgestion, Constipation, Headache. Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator is a reliable remedy for Liver Disorders. It cures thousands every year; why not try I Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigoraton That la a Now Game anil tor CliH'lrru feW-'^'iora’l Dnrtnx the prewHn,,.,. , tae put Kxton It । CHpp, th.I them, who de|WodrJ „ Now Dl«x>v,.r>. n„i „„iy hld , *!'• to.ery. but meprd ai, ,,r* ’jwlj «. •Her etfrel, « u„. .|K’,w*i, to hm , peculiar Ing npld eun> not I " <■’«■ Grippe, bin In nil Dta,.,. U Otatud r.iii>K«. >m.i u.T““»t. Aatlimaxnil ua, v,.t,.r , r>H, „ Tr>- it ,nil Ic ronvim.,.,. . "■"’Um. point. Fire trial l.„i|.., >-eeri»dru« aton-. ‘ ' G If yciti are not fc-HIng ; try Electric Bitter-, ii. left you weak anti Bitters. Tills remedy liver, stouuch and kltlmthose organs to pm-fc.n..‘ If you are afflicted w : you will find mi><h dy ami by taking Ehcirlc ihit... convince you that thi, need. Large bottles uim Goodyear^ drug store. ]■’> and iM-aitby " -f'Pl*" bn . 11 ■' Kbetrie " "T-’-Uy w aiding ftiiicbom. •i»d*che< i tnief MU “ ’ you The best salve in the for ema, bruises. aon>s. ulcers, .-.a,, salt ,rin-OTu. fever sores, tetter, chapped !>7uLi> ...... chUblMM, corns, and all akin » riq.;ii,:ia' a,,l‘ putitita. ly cures plica or no |.BV .'.i'I'litrtL Hl, guaranteed tu give perfei t ...'liduction, or money'refunded, prh-e’jf, •■J per l»i For sale by W. H. G.-reht-ur. t’’lri’'Irugfist, Hillsdale business men an- urganiziof. Urt Of barioeM Iu, itowuZ only hotel to close. * ••Adlronda," Whaler’. an4 Nerve Cure In guarantied !t<< :f lb Mo|e phlne. Mineral and Opium S.,!, u­ H. Goodyear. The Manistee county fart u H Onekema on Sept.. 2t>. aillj j. h,.u The Manpielte Dailey Inu, .. in Even. Ing Democrat Paper, ha- suspended pabHcatlou. Hereafter all meu employed by the Calnmet * Hecla Mining cntut «iiy able to apeax,English. OnrOhl Flro Compa " That was a gay nld cmnpaoy that we belonged to. Joe; away back in ’««, *bra you aud I 'ran with the machine.’ 1m you u-uirmber that big fire in ll-te! RoW. 0Dt freexlur uigbt, wtien flfinii people w«-re pulled out of tla-ir t-urning nu-ni? ami catue down the ladder hi their lightclothes; a:;;! and tow how ’Dick* Gn-^u l>:<;ugtrt cJcthcs: down two ’kids' a! In his arou and the other’slung to hi. back? Poor ,wl •Dirk!’ He got the catarrh dreadful!]-, from so much exposure, and suffered from it five years or more. We Ihoneht uiw he was going In consumption, -unj,' But finally, be beard of Dr. • <’atarrtx remedy, and trkdit, and it cure! him up us round as a flint Hello - Joe, that catarrh remedy is a'great thiuA It sand u> good a man and as brave a \vumn as ever trud shoe leather.” Ephraim VanHorn, a Jack.-on Pioneer, is dean, at the age »»1 73, kuving a widow, t hree sons and a daughter. While deepoi-dent George Paine of Clinton, drunk landanum blew tbe top of his head off with n shotgun, lie Is dead- Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria. ‘ Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria. Mr?. BcureL a»rt-<t 81, of ILhImh; :■> ccb ting her thlii! act of teeth. Sevcu h*»e come on her under jaw and one cn lhe upper. Thirteen carrier plgr.-tn In -curing tn » and made Uh* trip <•( mlptwo miles home iu our hour and iiiu-ep ifunu; A SURE THING There Is no trying to dodge u •• Get that quinine will not always virv malaria. While it Is doubtless that the large dosca of quinine, or somr other derivative of *'alisaya bark will cure more csm- «f chills and fever than any other dreg, ti i» equal­ ly certain that in chronic malaria it ls; io a majority of cases, a flat failure, in every malarious district their are thous­ ands of people who continual :• tafce «|ih nine and yet continually have u:ore or Inu frequent attacks of malaria. Three facts need no argument. Every person who Uvea In a malarious locality knows rLis to be true. A remedy capable of curing th- se cases of chronic malaria that qn-niue will n°* relieve would be a great blessing t<« hu­ manity and produce a genuine sengatto* in medical circles. This is ejaetly what the remedy—Pe-ru-na will do.- H cures all those old and stubborn cao- • f chronic malaria that have taken quinine erbaps for years without result. A thorough couHe of Pe-ru-na Is sure to n nio’e tUe malarial poiwnn from the system. A publication containing the latest in­ formation concerning the nature ami origin of malarial poison am! the cuie i>< majana In all Us forms In being sent t- «t«»™ sufferers in all parts of the civil-I »«•<* by the Pe-ru-na Drue Mannt.<' 'irting < ompony of Columbus, Ohio. -It wi" iH 'vn free to any address for a limited time. Otla Scott, thirk-en-yrar*—-I while help­ ing pull stumps on his father -. f-n« n™ Sparta, was Instantly killed by the break­ ing of a bolt in the atumplng machine. WbeaBsby wwskk. When she had Children, die ga"*’1 “ At Oraoli. HowthIM ">«»'>• • ^“3 errnini. A l-mp rwtaW Io Xrw Mtehnl Moiily. 00'1 l<» ' 2, were foully burTed. both dyliU the night B �^•3/, /Z/3= U -F . Bogus white lead "Q/>rrl1Q ’ would have no • sale did it not * -a makers a larger profit than hnevcJtersuaded to SILVER MEN LOSE. The Wilaon BUI Passed by ths House of Repreaeotativea J good " o: Strictly Pure White Lead makes pay of niqht. AN UGLY CKEATUIIL ColumMau Exwaltloa. th^u™! t5tr*?°n Preaent*«l ohown The Venomous Gila Monster of Srbt i?^i d ?.°St P°werf^ Arizona. f£ti^i?LWOrldwo. manaMbiSrn i wpecially for exAlthough, Many Fabulous Stories Are Told rt<rh* A*” A,merieM- Its height is eight and one-half feet above the platlorn „n Which It slcnJ., an4 an Deadly. ALL AMENDMENTS VOTED DOWN. •on with tho man .tanking be.fae j, iD U« IHn.tn.tfa? lhe yoY of thia project..r (or search light) in» ‘'fameterof Ore feet, ith a thickness uf over seven-eighths — pointea ana snarp, or the rough scales of Ita body upon the stones or gravel beneath it If this demonstration fails to repulse the ag­ gressor the gila monster will not hesi­ tate. when thoroughly angered, to make a snap at the foe. be It man or beast But it will never attack any­ thing that it does not require for food unless first interfered with. If escape be near in the shape of a burro in the ground or a hole in the rocks large enough for its accommodation, the monster will discreetly retire from view and remain ‘hidden until the enemy has retired. If the reptile manages to get a grip with its horny mouth, ax hard and cut­ ting as that of a snapping turtle and filled with sharp necdle:like teeth, upon the yielding flesh of an-aggre.ssor, the vice-like jaws can only be pried apart by great muscular action with some instrument The wounds show all the indication of blood poisoning by means of venom, tbe limbs swell', failure of the nervous system becomes apparent, and death may 6m»ue, unless prompt medical assistance brings re­ lief. The story that the bite of the gila monster is incurable is not true, but help must lie obtained quickly, as sev­ eral well-authenticated cases have proved. Curiously enough, in the case of men who have been bitten, it was found that those who were strictly temperate recovered far more quickly than those who were in the habit of taking stimulants. It turned out also that, unlike many cases in which bites had been inflicted by venomous snakes. of the North American species, whisky did not act as an antidote at all, rather aggravating the symptoms. A taxidermist of Tucson who has dissected many of these lizards, says ho has been unable to discover where the venom which they undoubtedly inject into the wounds they produce comes from. In poisonous snakes it exuden from sacs above the fangs, but in the gilu monster the closest investigation has failed to show any such glands con­ nected with the teeth. Undoubtedly it is the saliva of the monster, lubri­ cating its sharp incisors, that produces the chemical change in the blood. For that reason it is believed, that in the salivary glands the venom will be found, 4>ut that is the extent of what is known of the gila monster’s danger­ ous power DUMB ANIMALS SHED TEARS. J The gila monster is a reptile con­ cerning which much has been said and lots of little stories have been written, but its habits, nevertheless, are not well known, evep where it is most fre­ quently found. It was no uncommon they c • MisL-sdiag Brand ! sight in former years, says the-8an .IK . - Lc»d Co. Strictly Pvra White Francisco Chronicle, to sec Mexican •nd Indian boys trailing the hideous Analyzed by Flop 'Hinns things nt the ends of strings along the v, per cent. Regia Chauvcnct streets of towns and*settlements of {Arizona, taking care always to keep ...i-. cent, white lead. their bare feet out of the way of the , Lcuncanny-looking lizard. Sometimes, Mi*lcsdiBg Brar-il | too, gila monsters, strapped to a'board Warranted Pur- JA] White Lead," Analysed by Prc(»ortlcins like planked shad, would be offered Ledoux X Co., for sale at prices ranging from a medio New York. to a toston (fifty cents), with few or Ino buyers. Tn the event that nobody Ko white lead in it. wanted to increase his menagerie with v can avoid bogus lead by pupone of the wicked-looking beasts, it any of the following brands. was generally stoned to death by ita . m.u-ufactured by the “Old ■ I owners as a protest against its general Al - ’ process, and are the standards: .uselessness. Armstrong & McKelvy” j ’ Several years ago gila monsters be­ ■ Bcymer-Bauman” “Eckstein” : came somewhat in demand for eastern H collectors, and stuffed or in the flesh "Fahnestock” “Anchor" THE GREATEST RRABCH | they command better prices now, large ••Kentucky-’ “Mprley" WORLD. specimens,1 presumably wanted for “Southern" “Shipman” (zoological gardens, being paid for at of an inch. It is ground and polished Collier “R-d Seal" on Imth sides. The labor for this con­ 'good figures. Strangely enough, since “Davis-Chambers" [the interest in the reptile has grown it signed more than five months* time. cy the most reliable dealers in I has become sonic what scarce. In fact, The back is heavily coated with silver, 1 the capture of one ond its transition । ns to paint, it will pay you which ’ is protected by a specially pre ­ a’ - ook containing informato a wire rat trap in the shop of a taxi­ ive you many a dollar; It will pared paint. The lamp carf be oper­ dermist in an Arizona town is consid- i du a pavtal card to do so. ated by hand or small electric motors ered worthy of an item by the local re- ■ placed under the platform on which it national lead porter- No sooner has the news of the | rcste and can be operated • from any . distinguished arrival been heralded j distance. . ‘■ Chicago Branch.; ra., i . . than it is gravely inspected by every These I>nfe projector, ure n-.-.l tor | tenderfoot In town, who pesters its cOMt defen.® and the apparatus tor I („vner with so many -Mara fool" quaacontrolUw them mmt be near the tio„, that ho 1« qlad to hide his am Gear. and of the commander. The light of qntaltlon In the back yard. Alderson. Geary, Pattereon Aldrich. Geissenhaincr. , <avuu.>. (Tenu.). claimed "’no r"" t**" > Sott of the fabulous atoriea clrcnho tp Apsley. Gillet (N. Y. 1, Payne, ' d- “'"’•r r™'1' fab’s • luted about the gila moa.ter hare had Avery, Do yw - ,»r them? When next In need try a Pilr. G illetui 4 Mass) Paynter, Babcock. — Goldzier, distance of about elghty-arem.lea A tbelr origin ta th. mind, of th. curio Pearson. 9e»t In the world. Baker (N. H), Gorman. Pendleton .cupper can be read by it. light at „Uera. who were thua bored to death Baldwin, — Gresham. (Tea). »3.00 45.00 Bond. a dmfanra of eight mUca. and when, bv ,ho ,(Ur |ntorafatlon who ’ Grosvenor, Pendleton Bartholdi, Grout, (W. Va), “ ", P?”;i "’“faS <° fa>y aomething and *250 *4.00 Bartlett, Haines, Perkins, Barwig. a ble to dmtlngn.i’h at n ght. w.th the thus recoup the bn.iaeae man for hi. Hall (Minn. ». *240 43.50 Belden. Hammond. Piinjott, ronLua aid of a good field glaas. the drip of a lo„ ot l|me B„d the c„„ui that Post. T»-l«a»Y<! fn.ir-a w r. enemy. , | 02.50 friend from Ihnl that of an ' I|(|.r swenng *2.00 Harmon. greenhorns produced. Harter, The lamp requires 150 ampers and 5a-i Whatever may have been said about *I.7S*2.25 Black,(Gal, Hut: yen. Randall, volts, i. e., twelve electrical horse' ron sort a Horse Solicits Sympathy. Black (Illi. Hares. IUj. . the looks of the gila monster, it is a Blair. Heiner 42.00-. Rayner, po*ycr. The surface‘intensity of this fact that it is a .repulsive, crawling, un­ Many people believe that horses do ♦ 1.75 Boctrilc, Henderson (HURced. mirror is IfH.oOO.OOO caudle power. Henderson RelHy. canny reptile, perhaps not so ugly as not weep, but those who have had Brawley. The fact that the lights are superior many another lizard—the iguana, for much to do with these faithful crea­ i Key burn, Breckinridge Hendrix. Richards, to all others lies in the pitrabolie mir instance—but instinctively abhorred tures know that on several occasions tArk >. Ulrica. Richardson ror. and another important feature ii because it is so slow. Flight being a they will shed tears ns well us express Breckinridge Hines. 'Ky,), the automatic feeding horizontal . 3-no DRESS SHOE, mx<fe In th* latest mutter of impossibility with the gila sorrow in the most heartbreaking man­ Bretz. Holman. , Robinson. I r y $3 to $f», try my $3, $3 JO, $4.00 cr Brlckjner. bon s. . i ’ -------- V i.Kusk. ! monster, and as it locks the cunning to ner. in the west; where the hardiness Hopkinx (HL). RuweU (Conn). •?. They fl equal to custom made mJ look and Brookshire. I feign death, it must neaessarily as­ of the ponies causes riders to al­ Houck ifl.l Ry in. Bn»!t». THE ODD FELLOWS. a " 7} j *ijhtoKorw.nl*InarOurfootwear, Brown. Houck tT» n:i 1. Schwert.oru, ' same a bold front when threatened most overlook the necessity of provid­ । g W. L. Dengin $h'As. Name and Bunn, Hulick, Scranton. ing for their needs, it isquittt common, with capture or injury. Burrows. . Hull. , . .1 th* bottom, ledk for It When you buy, Hi.nt’.r. | The length of the monsters usually ’ when tho weather is extremely cold, to L. DOVULAS. Brockton, Mmi. Sold by Bynum. ' Cthaulss; Johtu.on The Old Fellows pf the United States ’ captured varies from one foot to two to leave an unblanketed pony tied up uottmn will have their grand Columbian; a Caldwell. । feet and a few inches, but specimens a for two or three hours when the tem­ Campbel). world’s fair demonstration September , foot and a half in .length are those perature is neatly zero, and while its mere. 25-2". On September 25 all branches' most generally brought in. Of this the owner is transacting business or get­ Capeba.-t, of the order will have a parade on Chi­ "big. conical tail forms one-third. The ting drunk. In this case the.suffering sicphcnsoa. Cam th. Cat-rklnps. cago's far-fa:neil Lake Front park. On weight will avcr:|ge from three to five is evidenced by cries wfiieh are almost Septeml>er ‘-S the grapd lodge- und 0<!tl pounds. ’The head is more lance­ like sobs, and the unmistakable tears Chlcxcrlng. \V. A. Stone Childs, Fellows generally will have ride on shaped than that of any other lizard freeze onto the cheeks like icicles. Clancy. Lake Michigan, aud afterward listen found in Arizona, the consequence be­ When a horse - falls in the street and Clarke lA'.a to speeches by representatives of tllie ing tkat the narrow neck i. very pro­ gets injured the shoejc generally numbs L ';ioti. Cobb (mu.). Cockrau. Leslie. order in Festival hall at Jackson park. nounced und imparts to the head its senses so much that it does not • rroatrauou csumki 13 Lockwood. .Swant>on, —..... isceo, WaWfulneaa, Mental IX pre* don Compton. Lt>ud~nilairer, Talbot, The Patriarchs Militant will indulge while it move., something very much cither cry or^roan, but under some Hr«in. iawnltn misery, decay. Tawney. Lynch. Conn. in competitive drill in tlie world's fair like the rattlesnake's performance. conditions an injured horse will solicit Taylor ilnd.), Thomas, arena, seats to be free to nil visitors. I■, Coupjlr 1 Fla ). Mahon, When attacked the gila monster re­ sympathy in the most distinct manner. CoopGr (Ind.). MntshiD. During the day a competitive content ' I remember a favorite'-horse of my* treats about half hix length' and Tucker. Martin. Owritlsh. *' m sntih’s treatment, 11. between lodges will take place on tile . crouches close to the ground, but rear­ own, writes a correspondent of the Turner. Marvin, order ford boxev, with Cousins. Turpin, 1 to rstfimd If not cored. Covert. Mr r government plaza. Six prizes aggre­ ing head and neck in a fierce manner, New York Telegram, which trod on a WEHTS LIVEH PILI?: Cralrt McCall. gating 81.000 will go to the winning while n black, forked tongue over un □ail long enough to pierce its foot. Van Voorhis lodges. The Daughters of Rebekah inoli in length, darts swiftly out of a The poor thing hobbled up to me on McDannold, Daizell. Van Voorbia(O) will hold an international mass me«t- month abnormally wide and cavernous. three legs and cried as nearly like a McDowelL Daniels. ing at Recital hull and listen tola McKttriCk. Davey. At tbe same time it emits a hiss, joint­ child in trouble as anything I can de­ McGann. De Forest, number of eloquent addresses. ')n ly with a creaking noise, which is scribe. The sight was a very touching Wagner, McKalg, Dingley. Warner. McMillin. Dolliver, Septemlier 27 the Patriarchs Militant made by scraping either its claws. one. as was also Lhe crippled animal's Washington. McNagny, Donovan. gratitude when the nail was pulled oat drill will be concluded anil at 5 p. m. a Mercer. bidder, od rnduv Doolittle. dress parade of the contesting bodies Meredith. Xf, A. l>.. ISW. Draper, Dunn. is to be held, announcements of awanls ' Milliken. nbrd In tlio town-< Dunphy, Montgt'nsery^ Wheeler, - III.), arc to be made and prizes will be de- ] >•• i-nu .ty of Barry, Durborow, White. Moon. ilgxit. pummrit 10 Edmunds, livered on the government plaza. Ar- , Whiling. m! -l h> me on the *th Enjdlsh, rnngeuienta have liezm made whereby I Wilson CO. 1 Mutchler, — ------is14. bv the prnbute Erdman. Wilson <W-Va) saddle horses may be obtained at 85 । Mid boun. ;V| of the Everett (Mass.)Northway. each for the grand parade on Scpiein- j Wolverton. situate and 1 Fielder. ber25. All officers (civil or military) O'Neill. iPa-H 'Wright (Mass), desiring mounts should forward enters riini aS follows, FleUhor. Wright, Outhwaltc Forman. Paige. with money to Col. John M. Campbrill, j <)( the Siuth west Funk. Gardner, 260 Clark street, Chicago. To judge hjreports and advices now on hand, ho McCulloch. Enlos. Abbot. 45DKRSHOTT. McDearujon, Kpes, Aitken, Odd Fellow demonstration promise.-! to , .Klminlstrutor. McKVighan. Fithian. Alexander, be one of the most* gorgeous and sicFunston. Allen. McRae. ccssful of world’s fair celebrations. j Arnold, Meikeljohn, Goodnight, in the condition* Bailey, Grady, •v William Newton Baker. Morgan, Hager, Bankhead. ..1-. i» (hwtwink, B-i: (Col.’. September 10 and 1 20 have beenI RCt ' Moaca. HNMir. | D.. IN®. slid Murray, Hull (MoJ. (Tex >. apart as •fFiHhcrmenJx Ihny ’ by .he 1 «.( the JtoRUlcr Bell Neill. Harris. Blanchard. world's fair authorities, wflth the ob- j dim aiwl State of Bland, Newiands, Hartman. • fcl March. A. D. Boatner, !’• Hatch. jcct of affording to nil the fishing Pickier. . 0.1 p:um S«T. Bofn. HcanL HIRTT yoa.ra' observation of Castoria with the patronage of tcresfs of the world a special op] orRichardson, . •«;>rr-j» condition ), HemHnion tunity to assemble ,in a congress at Bowers (CaL). millions of persons, permit as tn xpeak of it witho-eft gueaaing. Robbins, nk-uf oj liny day Branch. Hepburn, me the world ’ s fair. A special prograu I Rot . t ! •or.. tp- !!isd.> uayxble Broderick, Hartnunn. It la nnqneslionably the best remedy for Infants and Children of entertainment will be provided. me • HU born. Bryan. Sibley. Burnes, . feature of which will be a process ion , the world has ever known. It is harmless. Children like It. It Simpson, CnmlnetHr-^ of fishing boats of all kinds, from the, Smith. cannon (UL), H ud»t>n',glr— them health. It will save their lives. Tn it Mothers have Snodgrass, Hutchashn Clark (Ma). skin kaiak of the Esquimaux and the S tai (Tex.).' C..bb (Ala), dugout and the wimleStoekdMay something -which is absolutely wafe oad practically perfect as a Dtert. — "catamaran, -------- — ' ■i to----. n ]m. . Cockrell, . . A Strait. v -vhwms boat England dory. An Coffeen, , Jonns, UU*t and «M«« New ------------------child’s medicine. Cooper (Tex). Kem. portant feature of the occasion will be Talbert. «• — Kilgore. cox, Tarsecy, the reading of papers concerning :ish, Krla. Crawford. Castoria destroys Worms. t Tate. «i;ie .auiruu if-’s nod Culbenon. Taylor (Tonn.), fishing and fish crilture. reinthi-d n.ipidd and In Curtis (Kan.),1, Latimer. Castoria allays Fereriahnenx. Terry, LlvliiXstou. —• of tblrtv «'nys mid up- Davis, Edison Makes ITerlous Stones. Wheeler (Ala.), Loud, 1 nrm-’-p il •uin of two Du Anftond, Caatoria prevents vomiting Sour Card. WUUam.i (HL), Thomas A. Editton is in Chicago risitr Lucas, l’*t 'JI arrvtar.utes;o{ Interest Dunson. Williams Maddox. •L-el.ue-l due anil payable Dtosmcre. ing the world's fair. The gtyai in­ Castoria enres Dlarrhooa and Wind Colic. iMisti.). aid• Ddckery, of -aid mor(i;.ige, Wilson (Wash.) ventor declares he has abandoned Mecat'd KU Is (Ky.), her-la expressed Woo.Urd.-ita Castoria relieves Toothing Troubles. Marsh. lioii to to Enis (Ore.). to !•■• due >t rhe tririty and has turned his attention republicans, KBCastoyln cures Constipation and Flatulency. Niys-DemZat,. 7S; republicans «: poP«- metallurgy. During an Interrle* he „i,|: “I hare always need a great lee ut thirty- itots. 11.1 ________________ _ Qawtorla nentraliaoa the effects of carb onIo acid gas or poisonous air. or In said many sapphires ta Ute manufacture ot Released on •1BO.OOO • a suit , or proerrdtnes ; •-n. Ins the . . c uut...... 1 . 1<» recover — Frfuxo Cat. Aug. 29-—R- S. Heath, phonographs. They are very oape-U.ed uy .dd .,ortm-. or »y; cbar|fwl with murdering McWhirter, on sire und sdmetlmea very hard tg pro­ cure ut nlL 1 BfajyMd the ebemleal ‘ b/ ‘----------•rehi*<! virtue! '•? g. the power of — whose first trial the jury disagreed, composition of the aapphiro. and. «-*lin-.e.l in sail* mprtgugn, and lhe was released shortly after midnight on such eng:, made ami Provided, nettles y given that <m Saturdav the bail of 1150,000. He left for .San F ran- fag oat wliat it was. atartml to l use. aapphlrea I now make all that ••I -L-ptember. A. D.. im. at tan . rS’n i... make ’rabies ' the forenoon, 1 i-ilwdl i«ll at public cisco. n,io<<c for far fivea«o dnll<fall.n> a .tothe hlgnesV bidder, al the north pound that in beauty far exceed tho rr. -Mir.it- the court Houe in lhe City of (th-it being the ulm-e wnere lhe ClrC hicago. Aug. S».—Tbu genuine.' t - i-urt ivr ita’rv C-onn v ts boiden}, the FrotMbte Whcroabouta of Georg-c. -rs.Mes <l-- I bed in s-id mortgage, nr m> Tillage on the M lawny Plnlnsnca 1» ’ -i.rrvof .. nr»v be necessary The parly i>a.l gm« leisaraly throagb >h- ainott t due; on said inort­ elowa nod the naliron are making ' •’"h right pe? cent. Interest preparations to lease the world’s fair oae ot the palace trains la the Trans­ • «d leg.-i cost*, -."reiher will: an a torney's . The company..l~dlen.ns is indignant portation bniMtag »n<i dlaooverwl oa -----------------------of thirtv-Hre dollars covenanted anddil raendag »•< at the forward itnient it has received emerging 'Iter,-In, toe urentfMM iwlrg described . ............... — end - that oae i'tlyiti ’rt-.'ago US al! tbo.-c plrers a"d at the iltbe numlx-r. natorioMly U>« slug•iUnd ’»!•»•• aud being situate In atthehpnosui t,»*c < -»rd of U>o family, wm muBlnJ. ' . -.us ’iii. r,t it It uiiin-,™*, dtiin'ire, iuiu" in the vu.uitj cu-.iuty ■» ui sgemeni Hn and Its onicmls oBlelal. 3»V say vnc» (hey will. ^‘•Where’s GeorgeT- taqo'.red ., ‘•••■u rt its . ______ _*;n«teAr,u IrvdrInsr toward ,a"l"p«et yoa-U hare *° F° terM&tint, »(x JM tqWn two (« n<wtb . exposition. They say io»s w» e’Kht'R| *ort* eonulnlog one hundred | claimed by the world’s fair OI the.l-pta' ejr. »a>,.• is flooded with spurious ThcThe following analyses, ■ wh: eminent chemists, of two of .H,. . , . brands sh™thf .portir.-. of genuine white lead co., Washington. Aug. 2y. The howto on Monday voted on thtf Wilson bill to repeal the purchasing clause of the Sherman law and the various amendmento. The result of the voting Shows a solid majority of loo in the house against silver, the majorities ranging from 77 against the revival - of the Bland-Allison act up to 120 in favor of unconditional repeal. Following is the vote on the various propositions: . no Affaintt. . .W16 to 1 ratio. r.a IS to 1 ratio........... 10 to 1 ratio........... KM 2M 131 SJ to I ratio........... 101 Bland-Allison act„ 213 ^7 On the Wilson bill to ---- ------ — repeal the pur­ chasing clause of the Sherman act, un­ conditionally, the vote was! .2*9 ..HU Majority for repeal hl) . --- -----as follows: ■S6 much of the act npproted July 14, 1MK), M directs the- secretary or thu treasury to purelate from time to time silver bullion tn the aggregate amount ’of UXW.un ounces, or so much thereof ns may Ihi ottered tn each month at tho market price thereof, not exceeding one dollar lor 371»< grains of pure silver, audio Issue tri payment for such pureha.se treas­ ury notes of the ‘ United Staten, be and1 the same la hereby repealed. Bui thia re­ peal shall not Impair nor lit any manner utter t tho legal tender quality of the standard silver dollars heretofore coined, and the faith and credit of the United States are hereby pledged so maintain the parity of the gold and silver coin of tho United States at tho presont legal ratio or such other ratio sa may be established by laW. Following is the vote by which the Wilson bill was passed: W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE TM .. The Cossack soldier in the wintett time is obliged to sacrifice every other consideration to that of resisting- thedeadly cold of the steppes. There i»a belief among them that their entrance to Heaven will be easier if they are personally clean so that a scrupukw toilet is made Bn7 chance of sa encounter, but thia neatnesss is not ap­ parent at first glance for they ore bundled up in great coate of shcefxJriB or goatskin, with a great pointed hood. Clumsy mittens conceal their honda and wisps of straw' are bound around, their feet. The officer looks exactly" like the private^' The Cossacks mode their first campaign with Russian sol­ dierr; in 1588. The Cossacks uow in tl»o Russian army number 10,448, exciusivaof those incorporated with the field­ troops. A Quaint* KuperslitJoD. At race trucks persons desiring to bet on the result frequently manage to touch the hump of a hunchback, be­ lieving that this will bring good luck­ According to the beliefs of ancient Arabians and Germans, hunchback* were the pets i of fairies. The lattor frequently removed or increased tbo humps, and hunchbacks who had thwr been treated by the fairies were sujsposed to possess some mystic powers They were supposed to bring good luck, and this might be imparted io persons who came into contact with tbs humps the fairies hod given them. flelroit, Laaung & Mot TIMt TABLE. In effect July 30. 1893. Favorite Route between Grand Rapids. Grand E3S I East Paris McCord Alto I Elmdale jClarksvilh! Lake Odessa I Woodbury Mulliken \Lv Howard City „ [Going West | Lv IDctrolt ,. L*nrinr ,, Grand Ledge .. I Mull I ken .. iHunncld „ Woodbury .. Il.ake Odessa .. Clarksville ,. Elmdale Alto ., McCord ,. . East Paris Ar Grand Rdpldsl r Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria. Pn n.ir T. Couutnvx Fnn.ir COUJBOVR, 1 1 refused them* a. M. |F71H. 7 45 •!45 io 27 3M 11 05 4-.0 11ih . 11 26 n 33 11 40 44» 11 f‘i 11 .M u 05 1! 12 * 12 <5 5 40 Gnuia LcQge Portland . Ionia Howard City Ionia Stanton rd more • Horry day. others week days only. ? on slxnal. 1’urlor can* on all trains between Gnaedl Hauldsand Detroit. Seats 25 cents. UonnerfiwM made inUniou station, Grand Rapids wHB lbs Chicago* West Michigan Railway vcot Chicago and thk West and foh Mt-ncogon. Manistee. Travkme City, El« Rajt- ins. Charlevoix. Petokkev and Kat ’ View. Favorite route to the sumravv ntwita of northern M1<-hiRan. & BRONSON VITAL TO MANHOOD •L'. Y for Infants and Children, Edmore ,. Stanton . Ionia Ar Grand Ix-dgd •except Saturday, via- 8t Joseph aud tttnm L»avo for Manistee 7 ;90 A. M. 5• «5 r. flL Leave for Trave: se City Ti30 A- ML, 5:15 1*. M. and H: 15 P. M. Leave lor Charlevoix, Petoeky and Bay V3mt 7:30 A. M , and 11:1SP. M. Parlor cars on day trains anil steepesr* mb night trains between Bav View. Grand RDpdfti* Chicago and Detroit. Thiough paLtee ear *•tween Hastings and Bay View. xia. C. X. 4k £L R’y., D. L. A N. R R.. and C. & W. M R'y. Ask our agents for further paKirtiiare w write to George DeIIaven,Gen’lTassT Art»Grantt llifrfia Chicago, Kalamaioo & Sagi&ii , TIME TABLE. In effect July 30. 1&0J. d 5. 16 3 NORTH. Kalamazoo Lv... Boat Cooper Ulcblxod June!. Cressey Milo Olton Cloverdale Shultz Hastings.......... Csat3*Grnxe...... Wdbdluid......... Woodbnrv Fix I). £,.<• Uuixlne...;...... . Detroit...J Grind Itapjda... Coats Grove.. Wool laud .... Woodbury.... Fla JO. L. lanslng....... *. Dclroft........... Grand Rapids. c« S j �— Don’t forget to come to the social on Friday evening Sept 1st, at the residence Mr Cleveland appears to bare bad tbe Cwnir an npMlalb h»ore* la such •ucb beautiful sheets bf water, wuosc of Rev., Smith, pastor of the Baptist same enlightenment with reference to sil­ shores are especially well adapted for church, two doors west of the Episcopal • - ----------weeks witn church. All are invited to come and get ver as he bad when the tariff question was spending a few hours, days ; Thursday, Aug. 3L 1893brought to his notice. A western congress­ pleasure. _______ ___ acquainted with our new pastor. MARSHALL L.COOK. »41tor. man went to Washington In 1884 to get The Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach 4it tbe new president's views on the tariff. To act tbe Star school house* next Sunday after­ The last Legislature nmei TRX BAjrriXGH, MICH., rOWTOFFlCk, his eager Inquiry for light Mr Cleveland Is 1 In noon al 3:30. to designate the holidays to b AUOVtT 14. 187w s' said to have replied. “To tell the truth I tbe acceptance and payments - ----------Usual services at the Presbyterian don’t know a d—d thing about tariffs.” change and promissory notes; In the hold­ church next Sunday. Instrumental and ing of courts and relative to the contin ­ And current events are showing the Pres­ vocal music. uance of suits, ns follows:— ’ ident's fearful error when be attempts finan­ Section 1. That the following days, Wayhind is going to have 12 street WHAT A CHANGEI cial subjects. A few millions ot gold went i vix.: The flrat day of January, commonly lamps to light the street and lhe Globe out of tbe country and the Chief Executive called New Year’s day; the twenty-second fairly tumbles over Itself to acknowledge The Deadly Parallel Explain*. l day of February, commonly called Wash­ McKinley Ism. 1 of this great and powerful and rich ington's birthday; the thirtieth day of one good deed done by the village council. , United Ptcm <1U- From the Preu* 0/ ! country at once repeated to his people the May, commonly calleu Decoration day; Meo aod women can ooralo pleasant nod pro­ July 12, 1KS3. \ .. . patch. fable whispered in his ear by the New the fourth day of July; the first Monday of fitable work by addressing the Centrexerillo FALL RIVER. York bankers that we were being ruined September, commonly called |Labor day, Mts. Co., Manville, R. I. tii'ar,. at Normandie ■ FAIL RIVER. Mass. Aug. 21. 1893. July Id, 1893.—The by silver. The country is alarmed and the twenty-fifth day of December, common­ Plushes. Send 13 cents for sample, lurtieluars, and secure agency. Ment Ion this paper. ly called Christmas day; every Saturday 3 —The eotron mill cotton mil! manu­ Justly so. People see that things are from twelve o'clock noon uptil twelve manager* decided tn - day to appoint a facturers have just wrong In someway and without much o’clock afhlght, which Is hereby designat­ Miutter, IBi to 30 committee to go to held their summer thought agree with the president In as­ ed as a half holiday; and any day appoint j Boston to discuss meeting and have cribing tbe difficulty to silver. But before or recommended by the Governor of th State, or the President of the Uni , tho trade situation voluntarily incfvasthe assembling of congress tbe tide of gold States as u day of fasting and ; prayer with other New England textile ed the wages of all turns homeward and we are gaining ten thanksgiving, shall, for all purposes . manufacturers, and hands SX per cent, or twelve millions weekly. More than ever as regards the presenting for • also to endeavor, If and decreased the that, the price of sliver bullion has risen ment or acceptance, and of the | protesting and giving notice for the dishonpr of bills • possible, to secure a > uniform schedule of hours of labor one six cents an ounce right in the face of al­ of exchange, bank checks and wages to be .paid In hour per week as most certain repeal of the Sherman law. notes, made after, this act shall Barley per Ou. SO to 1.1» the cotton Industry. well This Is equiva­ As a physician then MY. Cleveland has not also for bolding of courts, except os b XHay perton.SJO to ".a). It is stated on the lent to an increase properly diagnosed his case. The. Amer­ inaftcr provided, be treated and cousidc ~ Millet »eed perbu. M. best authority that, as the first day of lhe week, 'common a reduction of 10 I *n wages of 7 per ican stomach is not suffering from an over­ called Sunday, and as public holidays percent. In the; cent. At the time dose of silver. Dr. Cleveland must look for halftioliduys; and all such bills, checks wages paid here the McKinley bill other aymytoms. He Is blind Indeed if he and notes otherwise presentable for ac­ will be made as soon ' was before Congress does not see that tbe stoppage of furnaces ceptance or payment on any of the said days shall be deemed to be payable and as the mills resume not a cotton factory in the land was and factories the prostration of genera) presentable for acceptance or payment on operations. When In GRAND RAPIDS stop at This reduction doing a prosperous business is due to the widespread belief the secular or business day next succeed­ business. Now has been under ad­ that radical changes in the laws of trade ing such holiday or half holiday: Provided, visement since the they are all prosper­ are contemplated by a Democratic Congres. ] That iu construing this section, every Sat­ expiration of con­ ous, as the volunurday, unless a whole holiday as afore­ oppoalte UNION DEPOT. said. shall tor the holding of the|coutt and tracts in July, but Ratio Amendment Defeated. fin.OOForDay. the transaction of any business authorized was not advocated wages of 35,00pmllI The free coinage of silver has been given . by tbe laws of this Sjato be deemed asecuFree Baggage Transfer, New House strongly, owing, it hands shows. To­ is said, to a hope day new mills are 0 black eye by Congress for lhe pretent at, lar or business day: Provided That Steam Heat and Electric Bella. going up here. The that both would Im­ BEACH A BOOTH. least, and the various ratio amendments। iir case lhe return or adjourn day In any i suit, matter or hearing befoie any court j prove as soon as stock of cotton print Congress met. In­ cloth on hand, ow­ were all knocked out at the vote which officer, referee or arbitrators shall come on j stead of an improve­ ing to lhe great de­ was taken Monday. Fullowing is a tab­ any of the days first above named, except ____ stand for It, Is smal­ ment last _____ week 1 ulated statement of the vote on the sliver Sunday, sucli suit, matter or proceeding, lbore was a marked I ler than It has (teen commenced or adjourned as aforesaid, question. A cream of tarter baking powder. decline and the ah- { at this season for shall not by reason of co.ulng on any of Nays such days except Sunday, abate,l but the Highest of all in leavening strength years, and the price nulling of contracts 225 Ratio 16 to1 same shall stand continued on lhe next —Latest United States Govern­ has become ,a dally of the fabric here 248 Ratio 17 to1 loo to-day Is 3X cents occurrence. 239 succeeding day. at tbe same time and place ment Food Report. Ratio 18 to1 IOS The print works per yard—S' cent unless the next day shall be the first day Royal Baking Powder Co 237 Ratio 19tp I. .105 of tbn country are 222 of lhe week, or a holiday. In which case Ratio 20 to1. .119 - Wall St., N. Y. carrying two million fore the McKinley the same shall stand continued to1 tbe next 313 Bland Allison Act. .136 pieces of goods. The 110 day succeeding said first day of the week Wilson Repeal Bill .240 To-day every one time for the placing or holiday, at the same Hine anl place: of foil contracts 4s paid off received pay There was a great deal of suppressed1 ex- Provided furl he)-,Tbit whenevei the first Without donbt we have had more’ than rapklly going by. at the rate of 819.03 eitement in the home previous to the vote day of the general term of any circuit our “.bare of the milliner) trade for tbe and the treasurers' pet pleee for weav­ court, as fixed by the enter of v circuit Inal three years. Why do you ay: Weil but the free sliver men gave up the fight cannot possibly ing print cloth. Not judge shall fall upon either of t ic days people liave begun to appn-clate low prices TO GET A hope for Improve-1 a workman here can after the first ballot. Three of Michigan’s first above named or whenever an • circuit when the goods are ju-t as jrood or tetter, ment this fall. The i remember ever ro- congressmen voted yea on free coinage at court shall be -adjburned to any of “ the~ On Saturday afternoon at 3 be-, ides-we have always tluaed out all old only way to resume eeiylng the same 16 to 1. and 6 voted yea nt 20 to 1. * | days fit at above named, such court may be LUNCH 2R SQUARE HEAL. stock at aume price whilAfjthera carry it work In the mills, I rate of wages since । adjourped to the next sueeveding secular o’clock a $5. bill, by a gentleman over to put on the people next jear. which are now ni- he begun work as a Yon can ateo get canned b twU-n, Marker* Well wtare out again and will have oa' A good many democrats in the national .day: -Ind fJtovldcd jjirthcr. that [nothing most all closed. Is • weaver In the great • - in sympathy with - - the - |„reU( ; herein con (annul Miall be construed to pr»- purchasing a suit before looking Shrimp, Salmon etc., tu»d the Mock le new an band about N pt. 12 to 13 a new >’nckuf • legislature, to reduce wages. I Fall River mill. freab. . | j vent or Invalidate the entry, i wuauce, Ample acroni'Klatliiu* for all, latllee tf wr goods all of them w;’| u. new and a< ccdd Mill owners say i The manager of Moses, demand that Bland be pulled idown i . service or execution of .any writ, s lunnona mt rente. Give UHyTenll. In baaetneat under cash nuwdays buys .ery cheap you canes- ■ that it Is Impossible , the big King Philip for his refractory remarks on the pllver [ or confession of Jit'flitnivnt or o:h(fr legal over my line of Clothing. E. Y. Hoglr'fi 8t<«*. Comer Main and Jeffereon pert them cheaper then (wr L forv We to keep on piling up * mill says: “Our question, and his war like notice to party. • Pwe-M whatever. !x>l<imr courts' dr trans-1 Bte. will have goods from NAw York BuSalo, gocwla, because there । business has never rw.ll.1, they liny lake him Or ,ta»'"‘’"'j.““-v ,>"“>«« <«»> Detroit, Clevefond. Ja.ffF':i. Grand HapIs no demand for ; been so prosperous bankin'; on any of tjjc Saturday afternoons | Ida and Chicago, su will t the < ream of ‘ them now‘and buy-! fit’ Is ’ now* under and stripes. I herein designated as half holidays] nor to ■ th* market for yuu ai j r tb<- c!d :.<iea McKinley tariff. . era expect to' g e t' _ «e- -----------\ —----------------------j prevent any bank from keeping Fik doors ' ' will cry about bul »< catue.t !„-p it: «e foreign made goods ; We voluntarily nd-! In accepting the tbe democratic Dotnlti norali atlon alien open or transacting:its transact in; its bmdnvM business oniony ednnv of of: I' are here to stay, bate g« io. and ynu cm cheaper under the • vance wnges. That J said j l,,‘‘ fal,l Saturday afternoons, if byi vole of depend bn gtdiing as good r>-. 'i. *t new Cleveland tar- ’ is all there Is about | for President in 1892 Mr. Cleveland' Tty. ’- lUJ**ri*U’r I '.‘n’i,’”/,'.’ *°‘ Iff. ’ IL” price? no one will tn, ■ Y.,u »»fc why „ ,, , Sec. 2. And (.thiit a) the ru-ar sd i we can bell cheaper than the r.-t. Well He would prolmbly have a good deal of ‘ hereby added to Mid a:, tu.stand I What do the wage earners think of thr ; w« do nut ilrto-nd <>n millinery a.onc and above. A year ago with times prosper; trouble in convincing many of hts followers .lion two, as folltuv,:— i do not ask cut throat price-; He sell S.-. 2. Whenever the first day < | ehc.tp, that K wf motto, a*, th- Racket. , ous, with prospects bright, with wages of that fact In 1893. [.rua ” .' ■ bargains in . ; wary, the twenty-jredund day of F<-l rroiuwj. i I A Great Blow: It Is ■. nn-r re ft I if increased voluntarily, a change to stognn. j the thirtieth dnv of May, the fourth day r‘- I... ''“y I ,c"* j ut July ur the Mrenlj-Otlb J.y .It ! your carpets are swept w.th air m-tead of ( tioq, uncertainty, and big cuts in wnges, if DecI pn>- j ember sl;tf!l fall upon Sunday. tli> next a broom it mu?t be done cheapeft euitr, next is a change that nations don't have to priatlon and gives place to a Texan. iTht* ! Mondnf following shall b<* dr emedT*a pub—*■ J' better and w hi: leas expruce to yon. Our ' encounter many times in a century, thank j ■oulh I, deei.lediy Iu It util Ten. rilx-l. '1; •» J»v ot llio pl rrposes I swrepeja eweep by suction. hare a fortune. H;fd Cleveland announced that j . . u ,. , < aforesa d: Providol. how, ter, I hat in I •oft brush to catrb file dirt and salol. The \ i such Bn exchange, cbl.. — ... there should be no (ariff tinkering with-1 seem to be hot favorites. rcka or! fan* iR-lwern the brlsHevdo tht> ■‘weeping / j promissory notes made after the passage.of in the next two years a big share of this] by creating a vaccnm drawing ail the din Cleveland and Congress should not I fo • this act, which would otherwise Ij ' and sand lion: the anptt.’ \<> stiff bite uncertainly would have been dispelled. I r proget the fact that while he Is fishing un ■ sentable for uccepriincc or ‘payml... .... 1 tics to near the Carpet and the price of fnt mi ’ bald Monday, shall tn* deemed to U> pre-. 82.00 is lu accord «tth the |imes. For An Incident In Gov. Rich** Career. ' they are talking, the country is drifting. ' bcntabk for acceptance or payment on the sale only »t the Racket. ’ secular or business day next succeeding . After the death of honored and respect­ We have a few bankrupt and luanofaeFARMERS PICNIC. | such holiday. ed Zack Chandler there was a spirited con-. Big Crowd und a Big Time tured shoes yet on band at vi u cheap ‘ Approved May 31, 1893.' | teat for his seat iu the Senate, the contest­ as the old fogies can buy lin n:, they ar? Friday and Saturday at Streeter’s1,land­ Justus good. We cau show jm: 'aJIm ants were Omar - D. Conger, Henry P. ing at Gun lake, occurred the Farmers pic Dongola shoes at Sl.'»0 you cannot tu»kh Baldwin and John J. Bagley. Each candl- nic for Barry and Allegan counties. Friday without doubt the largest crowd ever as­ A fraeat concerning which there is con­ Is a beautiful and impressive short of (2.00; Indies iMnitch Philadel­ ' date had his ardent friends and each had sembled al one spot-on the lake, gathered phia Tip common sense, tbe latest style j slderablp doubt expressed on both [sides, sight; but. a high place In lhe love and affection of al Mr Streeter’ajavorlte resort, a good occured Saturday evening on the hill north out for 32.25, see if you tan nu’ch them the Republican party. For six terms Mr. many no doubt being attracted by tlje an­ of the Iron bridge on Broadway. It seems for 83 50. All others hi pn*portlon at the Racket Conger represented the Port Huron district nouncement that Gov. Rich would address that about 9 oclociffthat evening Ed Dorsey the people. The Governor came, find those In congress where he acquired enviable who came to hear him were not disappoint­ who stops at Jas. Sutton's started homo from the city. Some say he was ilnmk. distinction as one of the most brilliant de­ ed in having to travel.long distances over others soy he wasn't. When oh the hill Is one of the most delicious pleas­ baters on the floor. Henry P. Baldwin had rough and sandy roads. Polities were not north of the Green residence ho overtook ures Recorded to those who enjoy served two terms us governor and was at mentioned In his speech, but he talked to Frank Thorp who was walking with a a finejeup of tea. I have just re­ the people in his plain, common-sense way young lady, and in some way Dorsey and the time serving a term In lhe senate by that certainly left an excellent opinion; in Thorp got into a dispute. Dorsey claims ceived a large invoice of the new appointment. Gov. Bagley, big framed - the minds of those present of Michigan's that Thorp was the aggressor and fl’horp crop of New Moon Tea and.it fully and big hearted kuuw everybody and was executive. Aaron Clark of Middleville and denies this. At any rate after the 'fracas equals the best recommends ever loved by everybody. The fight narrowed Judge Aldrich of Muskegon followed lite I was over Dorley had a wound In l>U leg Governor with talks that were well racCIv- irom wlilch Jbe l»l«»od was running freely. given it. Why dont you try it? down to a race between Bagley and the ed. Competent judges say that nt 'least He claims that Thorp shot him. and'I'horp Whenever you want groceries or field. If Conger showed the most strength 5000 people were present on Friday. Not claims that Dorsrv* fell down on u t knife canned goods call ort me. the Baldwin forces were to come over to only were they gathered eloeely around which he had In hla hand, a^d with which tbe speakers stand, but tbe woods were he tried to stab him (Thorp) Residents .the Port Huron man and vice versa. I full of 'em” also, and many enjoying the i near the scene of the fray claim to have remember well the Republican caucus delightful rides on the lake. Saturday It heard a couple of sliots on the eve In held In Representative Hall at Lansing. was the privilege of the writer to attend question anil about the same tinn} the John T. Rich was chairman; he was a and tha pleasure of the occasion will long senfo occurred, but are not certain as to member ot the legislature of course ai d be remembered. Tho attendance wag about which direction the reports came from. one half of what it was tbe day before. rumor had it that the farmei* stati snyii About 11 oclock In the morning the AssocI- Ou the other band wh are told that ohe of the Scoby, boys was only three nr four rods was not averse to succeeding Mr. Onger atina helfta bu-Miegs wetting at which the behind them when the fight was on nnd In congress providing tbe latter-was pro­ following officers were elected for the' fol­ avers that no shooting took place. The lowing year. Presldaut-r-J. W. Briggs of nature of the wound is also auch ns to moted to the Senate, but the Bagley nivo , Bowens Mills; 1st Vice Pres—A. D. Tow­ were Insisting that a vacancy In the. nley of Bradley, Allegan Co; 2nd Vice leave a big doubt in the minds of the at­ tending pliyrldou. whether it Is a bullet Seventh district might mean tbe election Pres—Mark Norris of Prairieville, Secy. <fc or knife wound. We have attempted to of a Democratic congressman and this Tress—J. M. Burpco of Yankee Springs; give both sides as -given us. the sthrles argument was drawing some votes. The Marehall—John Hall of Yankee Springs. being so terribly conflicting that It is ImThe following gentlemen from Barrynominating speeches were all made and County are on the Executive Committee; posaitilo to get head or tall to them. Thorp hasn’t been arrested as yet but It is said tbe balloting was about to begin when Yankee Springs—S. C. Ritchie, Afiber will be at which time facts may com* to representative Klnne now Judge of the Turner, John N. Stuart; Thornapple— light that will show something conclusive. Sam'l. Carlisle, Andrew Stoekoe, Benj. Washtenaw Monroe circuit arose and said, Campbell; Irving--Enoch Andrus, Waller “Mr Chairman—Tbe fear has been ex­ Robinson, J. G. Hendershott; Orangeville /Last week Peter Penford.was, engaged pressed in some quarters that the pro­ Mark Bugbee, Jas. S. Brown, Walfer Xn digging a well on a farm about it wo motion of Mr Conger to the Senate might Brown. Prairieville—Michael Do-der, Wai -oi’.th of Maplo Greve Center, and result in the election of • Democratic suc­ Brown, J. J. Perkins; Hope—Ira A. Os­ bo Saturday night hud the well done about good, Jas. Brown, Alex. McCollum; Rut­ cessor. Deeply anxious to preserve Re­ land—Henry Howard, Corwin Williams, 80 feet and left It expecting to complete It the fore part of this week. Monday publican supremacy everywhere I should Jas. Whitmore. In the afternoon lion. W morning Mr. Penfold returned to his work be glad to hear an expression of opinion J. Stuart ot Grand Rapids addressi-d thd as usual He was let down In the well, Latest styles. people, and his presence was the means o but had only proceeded downward about from tbe chairman of this caucus as to the swelling the attendance largely for the day 15 feet when he was overcome by gas and possibility of such a result'’ Everybody Mr Stuart was raised “on the sand” h fell to the bottom. It was several hours , Lowest prices. laughed for everybody knew what the sight of these picnic grounds, and when s before the iifeleaa remains were received' answer would be. It came neatly hut em­ youth had run all over the nelghburliq It Is said thalhe was advised before kohiv. forests rfnd swamps after strayed stock down th«- welj to test It and see if there । Violins, Guitars and Banjos, phatically aud perhaps turned the tide. and was therefore thoroughly familiar wltl was any danger from gas, but he evidently stock of the best strings “Gentlemen of the caucus.” said chairman all of the surroundings, since leaving ru thought Hint no lest win necessary, j Aj obtainable. Rich, “1 scarcely need assure you Dial the farm Mr. Stuart’s progress has been u< • light which wax afterwards lowered in'the j Justifiable - pride to -him! I well well wax was extinguished extingi •when down in the Seventh district is as strongly Republican onlv a matter self but of w sure . to his . old ____ft_________ _ mm lends an. AL" ell about 10 fi < Ii The deceased leavls a aais.the state of Michigan.- Mr. Conger neighbors vfhom hnm he .0,1*. m.I.Ip- .. . , u* . ­ .wife ...I/,. _and .. .....•« . «».»».» ably addressed Satur —— was finally elected Senator and * nobody day, Taking all in all the meeting was a was sorry »o see our present governor suc­ moet successful one and refletts great Chwrch anrt Society. credit on those who hud It in charge. Uc Tne Y. P. .8. C. E. at the Presbyterian ceed him in congress. caaional gatherings like this cannot hrl| church next Sunday evening at 6;30, to be Gko. F. Bow it us. .but bo beneficial, and the people of Barry led by Ora McClintock. WXITCtl OUT FOR FURNITURE CARPETS NOW Hastings Banner. :ditorial notes Of course you know tlyit times are hard. Who doesn’t? But did you ever stop to think that during such times is just the time to buy anything cheap. Big and little bills must be paid, and in conse­ quence big Stocks must be reduced. We have a big stock of Furniture and Car­ pets, and when you want bargains in these lines, come where they are, at Hiram Rogers. Opposite Fred L. Heath’s drug store. ThE KENT DOINGS. Bakin Jlbtofatety , Pure Going To The SENATE RESTAURANT R. K. GRANT. M. A. GORDON, Proprietor. I lf i I We are giving some good CROCKERY » GLASSWARE to stimulate trade these quiet times. A nice assortment of Water Sets, Chamber Sets, Dinner Sets, Sugar and Cream Sets. A new line of Tumblers very nice. Our stock of- Groceries is* full and complete. The wise housekeeper is the one who buys good goods and that is what we aim to keep and when it comes to TEA and COFFEE we have the goods that please. We.want butter <fc eggs. GftZING flT t THE, NEW MOON DRINKING NEW MOON TEA THE RACKET S. E. PHILLIPS. Hams & YauArmaD Between IlMEdMa Ladles’ Watches, Gents’ Watches, Boos’ Watches. yon save time yon .«ave money. You can eave a vast JFamount of time if you are look­ ing for Lmnlier, Lath, SfeM and not F. R. fflNCORST, The Reliable Jeweler. or any kind of building mater tai, by coming directly to ns yon will save money ty bnyingof ns. We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get a living. �Hastings. Banner Thursday, Aug. 31, 1893. r. COOK. Local Editor. K -ire the times you are ,u> to save money. The > .t of school books is al1 great burden. If you books of us tins year are ever s is Big >nseWe Car­ s in on of some of the We have a large line of Hand and Shelf Worn ;< st as good as new, that The ., c- you ifioney on. . : buy the better assortwill have to select from. lull supply of everyin a school room. 1 rablets consist of 50 Any am ic. to 25c. iate pencils, lead pencils, -ilk. and erasers. rs e. r RED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. Rogers' l unntiite Store, local news. An old bum located on vacant lot south of the Catholic church was fired Saturday evening and burtred to the ground David Baker had just stored about two tuns or bay, tfome corn stalks, and beside these hail his tool chest and a boat tn It. There was no Insurance. When It comes to fine decorating work there is uo use sending outside of Hastings to get some one to do the work. Those who have seen the new Masonic hall speak In ^highest terms of its beauty and fine urk A. A. Eggleston of this city did the woik and is now employed In fixing up the Odd Fellows lodge room. •1UNAL MENTION. /•u.Hl-wroi cnk-.ro Mm Win V.-U6X. «eat (0 CbhUtf M..6.I., Frang j*>rd.Ui of Chester was iu the cil Dull’m u>;■ k ”*Dl SU"‘,"r W,th rri,,nd" Mumu,*"’ C0""'-r l’",ni’4 ,ro“ chlo,'° MUs Sula Jon-s wa> tn Grand Au Institute of the National Gold Cure bat unlay, Co. has recently been opened in our city under the management of Dr's H. A. aud rs. John Kurtz visited |n U. H. Barber. They guarantee an absolute cure of the liquor and morphine habits, in •!. Ai.ilrrwu Drtrolt n, from one to four weeks, without pain, clly bBtuntny. nervous shock or Interruption to business' win n,„l()n or Cr,.pt A full explanation of their method may be city last week. had of lhe doctors. 1 is a matter of common remark thal Hastings 1s one of the prettiest cities In the state of her size. The well kept lawns, lhe modern houses, the beautiful streets and excellent shade, added lo the endow­ ments of nature all conspire to make the remark true. The pride of our citizens In keeping up aud beautifying their homes is most commendable. in MmXUu h.ipid- i.iiwi-ll in Hu' '-A C"‘’U M rs Jami-. Cbffield of Petoskey is vlsltmp^n the city. E. A. Mattison was in Battle Creek Iasi weex on business. Miss Lucy Joslin returned from a visi at Marquette last week. /Sirs Dan'l Striker and family returned Jrotn BuyView Monday. Miss Winnie Walker ot Martin, is vi<ltl itjg relatives in the city. i Dr. and Mrs G. W. Lowry have returnr •£d from Mackinaw Island, Despite the fact that the times are bard and Mrs. Chas. Russell of Allegnr) 15 quires John Weissert has just completed a fine areDr.visiting ek frieuda In the city. home on Jefferson street, aud Chas WeissGru. Brooks returned from a visit wit thanites for advertisements art has commence*! the erection of one next i uffioe Tuesdays at latest to lo It, on the site of the old Welssert real- Prairieville friends Thursday. t .-vj in tlie issue of the week deuce which has been moved off to make Mr. Cushman, of Three Rivers, spent groom for the new. We are glad to see Sunday with friends in the city.. whenbrumrat. such evidences of prosperity and such Mr. and Mm. Ferris Rose of Grand homes add greatly to the beauty of the >Et -rs day to-day. Rapids spent Sunday In the cllv. actory h now mnnmg 50 VS ill McDonald and wife went to NashI About three weeks ago Mrs. Henry n-ttv rood fur the tiuies. riile Saturday for a f *w days visit. I Allen, of Kalamazoo died. Soon the re ticket!* sold Tuesday for port gained currency that her husband Fie.t Ingrain of Detroit spent Sunday t i Traverse City excursion. and an adopted daughter. had slowly Ith his slster Mrs. Frank Beamer. i.-grind plow points, grind poisoned her. ; An examination of her Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hitchcock spe stomach was made and npt a trace of Newton uiiday at their Wall Lake cottage. poisnn found, completely clearing the areus«x! from j . even a suspicion -------- *. Bon. Joiin Carv.-th of Middlcvilli. -<tur*Uy afternoon crime. Mr. Allen Ims traced the turie* ; alti'-mling court in this clly Tuesday. in- availed themselves of to Mrs} Benjamin Allen, of Barry towi I t'-.-. Mi-Vhnrlan <>f Grand Rapids ship and she has Even arrested fer mail iling n.-lati i in the' city ami vlclnll Hl- siilU you can Ik why • Well •ne and ft'e sell ickeL , W If Head of easier, h. Our have a d. The .siriduy n consumption. i-M yesteddav afternoon ■bi.ri’li. W.Midland ii:t4 been nppoini* } he Piil- ral court tn ' ' :Jni. ’' he । iff h irice .llmi. JasjA. Sweezev is ' 1 R nnMs-fwili sell you1 a i wjrranteil bale from । hay per- -(Uy with two I lounge-, i.rand Radins. and Miss nkler vv-re united it tn a mage last ’Iniu .-ei up tiie eiders in honor of auufacs cheap ley are I Indies match hlladelJt style Ii them i at the the fouqdr.tiori of his t completed. phted. dp factory atarU-d ap Tuesday will be Rind when wo miliar announcement concerning ET save i vast look- nater o NV Ut That we will close out at the regular Misj Mae Rogers Is tho guest of Lowell riends this weak. CIRCMLhTION r°* than ' for the f-- Well w prices r better, all oldfarry it « year, aye on stock of as cold 1 can exre. We Buffalo, nd Bap. ream of Id fogies $ 1.500 WORTH 111 KM Miss Gletina Schantz spent Sunday with We are indebted to The Bancroft Com­ pany, located In the Auditorium building, friends In Plainwell. Chicago, for a copy of their ‘/Hook of the Mr-*. Lillian Grog.ry of Chicago Is visit­ Fair.” It shows die grounds as they were ing friends jn the city. before commencing building and at Inter­ I heodore Kogers was in Grand Rapids mediate stages during development, up to the finished building. The book is print­ yesterday on business. ed ou fine paper and profusely illustrated Miss Clara Shattuck is spending th» with half-tone photographs.' rek iu Grand Kaplds, A well known farmer who for the past twenty years made1 a study of nature and her methods and has attained considerable fame as a prognosticator of the right time to sow wheat says that he has figured out ttiat tbh right time to sow wheat this year would be on Sept. 18*. 17, and ibtb. ami within two weeks thereafter there would be a bountiful rain to bring it up nicely. WE HA VE JUST PURCHASED Xw,nter °' rp>"*"“l’vW1"" '» of the goods Remember that EVERY PAIR is WARRANT­ ED to be first class in every respect. Call and examine the goods while there is a tarxe assortment. C.11. 05P0RN & CO SIGN. "THE BANKRUPT STORE.’ Merchants of this city r< of trade, and p.-.»s|>cct> ! this fat!. 1 trade Ibis .......। .... Mr.ni'l Mrs 1'. 1> W. • • . .Sn-ltii ’Ulllll l"l t.f •CiMh-t .INIIC.'I ear q.as gm»d as thnt «■( r ago I viMied Judge Smith and family yesterd Thi* only thing that; they . feared the ( future, aud naituul.1 b.wli,.— I..;.. 1.-’•>•'■» Smith an.l tumHy Mond li-r id mite Miss \ .■ 1 Trego over tne wtratry reis»rt in Inert islt with Nashville K-.-.S* rningl amt ut tiifcr•nee Im OUT tltUKl.'IU Institutions. I - ,, daughter , -- . Grand R-iimts are Visiting 11. C. Cook ; fnmil rtded iituprovrnieut ? Smith went to Allegan to day NhlwitbiKaniHn nt I hold court. Judge Ptulghnm of Ail at ;i<H rvcepUpu glvun by. Dr. and Mi W. i will hot.I court here. It. Stjyde narringe of! their 'daughter Mis-* Efli re Mr Howard i Being bail; Ju.»r iilie THE EMPHi THING.LI Lives,tu. —--------. PH XG.L pt it Ens SLgm on In place of Lc Wall ink«* Tuesday evening t< ti-b. T IV Tbouias ! and made of steel with a bread opvnln; l.ieh mhk a furrow t*o Im-hei wide and sows thegiaiu tai }* S I left a few fish for seed. for lru>; week's Issue I the bottom of tiiis furrow which is cos red by .1 ei niii >h ring-, . avh ring in-hig <r-. .rnrhes In dinmeter and very heavy—hexTim | - very a ■>-~r plctsiiut roJ«^*-o***» aff iit mid the happy < <Hipk^ Mr. and Mrs. llowanl Thomas weul I.“ I and larger than those mi any other Shoa Drill made. t.m; Gl’ARAN TEED to covet the grain. . - ■ • • ■ • ■ • Traverse Citv Mmidav where they DHC ITI\ Of*'* C c fFeeding out in .n * qua! time, with the rAine combination of g»h. ake their futhre homo. F i • 1 V i~ I 'wzr»\-z‘‘— 1 L—the same quimiiy' ■ t- wheat, oafs, rye or barley. The qMO*<Hy Bertllirumm acted a greoiiisiu in nnd I ing slmft r ves ami is perfectly reliable as the fet’d K not regulate* If to „De<r< it discharged is regulated by the speed with " meh tlit- f Miss/ Minnie L«wi* as bridesmaid. Miss. I -Miss -- . Adda Jordan .returned „ quill with tapering axl-s imd n ben! Inches for lhe wheel hub. troln-Ut,rod M> Jrow. I X—terday w-n'll.y tlw .dmro nib the Efain box like all -iralght rod nxh s und shmi hub l»i ears <if unv<|un'rd succ-sr and. M-lltng over 100 i-hf 1 her borne in North Irving. 17YCrawley Introduced the gueri Drills from lln-liiigs iu !!>■ past 3 years prow ii n* !••• the.lest Drill qh earth. presents were very hue ami useful Mrs. Helen Millspangh returned to riirs Shortcrops are sure to itfakiwill make their fu,Wre home at Lak< Um . tn-.kev Tuesday, where she will 1 hort 152.000.000 bus.'ieis. Kzbmu near, Traverse City, fur which place they the coming year. is short 50.000.000. and lhe rthwestern are »t»*»n 50 p> r c.-ut. Next yeai will -» <• good prices as there will be no ■»arji left Monday. ut Mm can ihi-* and you Will Make AnoUier Great Mthtakr Miss Maml Rich and mother returned i wheat. You win make you don't sow it with nii Empire .Drill. 1 can (utnislf yon any size tioiu io 21 ilocs or Shoos ami wul take good cons *r Jt-TataB* 'Tvlodge of Lady Maccabees wa organ­ from an extendml trip in the no ized in the city Mwriday evening with part of the slate Thursday , following officer*; . Grant's mtnj friends wilj'-be j P. C-. Mrs. Hannah Barlow. ph*iuu*d lo learn that hit tins recoveHM Mrs. Ifachea! Bailey. far as to tie able to ride out, ATTENTION FARMERS I R. B. R CHARDS Li C_ Mrs. Auale Pendergast R. C., M.rs. Georgia Smith. T. K.. Mrs. Row Cnigrov Chap., Mrs. Marion Brice Judge Smith and family returned from Ihelr Buy View cottage Saturday morning Miss Mlllspaugh returned with them J M. A_ Mrs. Belle Seward. Mrs John Kronewtale was called to SI. Mrs. Minnie Helium. Middleville on account <> I the .MIilttH-VlIir yesterday *»■ •«.« Sent. Mrs. Delia Barlow. 1 sickness of her daughter Mrs. Mrs. Funny Karclier. I' ■>.. Llvbler. 1st.. Mrs. Errttta Etta j Color Bearers; Hyatt. • ( Rrv. A. A. Cossar nnd Miss Alena MbH E-tella VI ighturan. ■2nd IVilDniilK of Vermontville Williams \1 called at 1 this 3rd.. Mrs. Nellie Osborn. office Tm-sdav. They with others jinvc " hme appioachcs for school just -- - ----- • • —— /— ■ The lodge strob'd out with twenty inenibeen camping nt Wall lake for three weeks. hat \V ooley & BronnUK have a M>era. । ......................................... line of school Shoes tvul willno of school tihoes and will many friends of Prof. C. 11. Gordan . The blw Mm-imle Hall in tliiv city will ofThe a al u very low figure for cash. Keokuk lown. .1 graduate of Has’ m* dedicated ou the afternomr of Sebt ... , , . , 1 Itie nt-ti higti school, will be pleased to learn irn -day afternoon..Sept. 13th. com-I 1^3. he lias been admitted a* n FrlluIrtl the . 2 p. in. the Malonic hall will Members of tin? (’raft through the ■Icdkuied. Master Masons, their wives cminty me Invited to be present, and to I** Geological Society of America, at tin! re­ cent meeting In Madison, Wl»\ A few days i i daughters are Invited to be present. accompanied by th**lr ladies. The Grand later he was admitted to uieihberhhip in • Anyone desiring to buy a good entsLIIsli- Lralge al Hu-State will be represented, and the American Association for the Advxncendtlreeses from prominent Masons may be mentof Science, and Inst year became a should address. expected. Supper will be served from 5 Box 855. member of tho American Mlcroscipical liKstings Michigan. to 7 o'clock for which, owing to the de­ Society. These are liuoors conferred only pleted state of the Lodge treasury, the upon those who by their work or publish­ ' 1 wh'/i’iin in's day In Grand Rtplds sum of 25 ceiita’pcr plate will be charged. ed writings show themselves worthy. iProf v” 1 Michigan Fair. Sept. 2tud Gordon la now taking u post graduate .n prizes have Bern offered- Tke i-aursc at tho Northwestern Uuiverulty ■> r '. in he continued from Sept. 18—22, tereMini! und pleu-ctn!.------and It Is expected . at Evanston, Ill. that every Mason in the county will make 1 tide Sari's buslneiu is affected In com­ roiitinueii on ciaMh pngc. mon with others during the stringency. it convenient tn attend. County papers copy this milks*. TCollen. Sheldon informs ns that the please ' BY OBiMSU OF COMMITTKE. AH persons are hereby notified not to ’ale stamps has fallen off at least 25 per We hear that a report has gained cur­ null or post any bill* or advertisements on the building* or fences of. lhe Barry Co, DBLD’S FAIR accommodations with- rency in certain portions of the county ■ k- 1 L*w minutes ride from the grounds, that buyers here won’t pay cash for wheat Agricultural Society. Bv order of Committee. and that the bar.lw won't pay out any SUt a person iu turtles of two and over. money. Such reports are l*se fabrications Cyiul Gutomv. from beginning to end and there is nut <717 Evans Avm. Chicago. III. Sept. 5th. the C. <t W. M. and D. I*. A even the seintiinnee of truth in them. Out * buyers have paid the cuoh for grain right N. lines will sell tn Chicago and re* I'i- new residence of W. II.. Powers i ' model of' beauty nnd convenient**. along and la mure they will continue to do one way rate, via "St Joe Route’’ T..lo Shir.- Kr?al changes have taken place in mi. all reports to the cmitrary notwith­ the 7tb, at one fare rate, via New that pan nf the city within the past year standing. Both banks have paid every til rail. AH Hektts good110 days date of sale. Rate from Woodbury will be *r two and Mr. Powers residence when Check drawn upon them and what is more they will eontlnne to du vo. despite all re­ S4.85 via St. Jot and boat. S5.85 via all 'imp t-ifti will be a welcome addition. port* like the one circulated. Onr buyers rail. Ask ticket ajjents for full Information rhe street is being graded from the Has­ an, to well known to be uffected by such u to time of trains, etc„ Geo. Dellaven. G. F. A. ’ >g.s houas to the M. C. B. B. passenger underhanded work, and the stability of <iepo:. The little stretch should bo put in mtr banks are above question. They are Low Rates ForG. A. tt. Encampment. ■: ><hI <-»nditioQ as It Is traveled n great as solid --- ns •the”IT. s- Treasury ----------- for every For the 27th annual G. A. IL Encamp ''• al. and as.it was before passengers were Hollar they owe. and have lots of money ■ aPt u> <et g wrong Impression of lhe city. on band, thank you. There mlclit l« .som.- nn-nl to I* lw'<l «' I»<t>«Mpoll«. thoC. < W M rod O. 1- A N. Ilo« will «H excuse for a man ’ s paying s-»nm attention "n a ■•count of Labor Day celebrations ,.„r»lon llckot. vt« vark.o. routro al v«7 fkt J4c<*>n and Grand Rapids Sept. 4th., to groundless rumors amt reports at the ho. rat™ Tb'kcta wlII b» “Id "" J I*i'hlgan central will sell excursion beginning of the stringency, but after nil 3nd. ’td and *U>. and will bo rood lo re­ the rnmora that have been tloulmr nround tick-.* tood going Sept. 4th, and return­ or four mouths, a man ought ign, until Sept. 10th. Fall Inhumation ing 'i .t later tlisu Sept. 6th., nt a rate of now for mm-miami ro ........ --------understand tb« situation, and .wrdlns ralre. IIW. of .proUIrod toh-nl.r eertalnlj urn- f.tni r.,r the round trip. Children pay any attention to nio>usr| trains mar L* upt,n ■PP1,“«®n 10 one who — — -J — -- • yeats d age anti under 13 half fare. ------.-n.~,0unmp Ticket Agents. this late u»y must have a ‘Soft spot C. R. OSBORX. Gxo. DbIIavmn, G. P. A. where. Agent. c.iii < irn more dear money with I’vich l.v Pies'! than with a threshiit. w itch costa five times as much. - by Messer Bros. A Reynolds. ut There is no teacher Like experience [You may hear from people who h ave learned by expci|ience and perhaps; you may more than half believe them, but until you 1 ave actually tried the experiment yo ir^elf you doubt and hesitate You take no < hanices by buying Clothing of us In these economic d o s a dollar counts. / US. Suppose you �antique brains ncedeojn burglary. fiom. think that L-arl,|, -mT;, BEAUTIES. h»d flnlabed hb .tory W«rtb< U>» tles of champagne he'd left here, but , , it was storming *o that he would not tnt to .peak: ■There b one point I wbh they n •hje Marveloua Mountain Tributary Few people have an idea of the im­ venture again, and Lieut. Waring, I mense amount of labor, forethought bla HI. when be wota ■ she *ak’.. was going to spend the , clear ap." ot tho Colorado River. •'What's that?” raid Cram. ( night with Lascelles at Beau Riv- j and scientific skill brought to bear on bwi a recruiUng "Who’s got Merton's watch?" ta a biff burglary, »aya a writer in the take advMUue o( hi. n„„t B“ age; Mike conldn’t drive any fur- > n»w>d.r. Whirl. *" “Oh. by Jove! I quite forgot. It's cnn Bu Gam. Charles R. King. "ta»ta, ther down towards the barracks. | New York Recorder. The first thing whole, we m, doubt l( . n.ndi nt » MYIL bettre forblniKlt In hS±’,4’<» Anatole's place neoeasary is to find a house containing Lascelles sent word to Philippes that all right. Waring sufficient valuables to repay the that he chore Md he’d bring up the papers first thing in was pulled' laatanight. and he had her Historic Cave Dwellers. hlDUMilf >0 thoroughly *’• trouble and risk, and this first step the morning, if the storm lulled, and valuables all done up in ai box. .To There wo. no lack of entnaInta alone may take many weeks. Let it chough objectively it wm Philippes went out indignant at all the pay for his boat.' he said." | hUca,*er. Western new.peper time lost, but Mike swore he’d not । be understood that only the highest Theoccaxi'inal growl ihfci. > “* A quarter of. a century has passed hn.e for yenr,. «t irregular LSf** drive down again for a fortune So I class oft expert burglars are meant; the liurar, 111. Ito ds costistsd.J discoursed nf totno length upon tho the Frenchman got into the cab and away since tbe scarlet plumes of Light wonder, of lhe lllo Su Juw, .nd ta men with comfortable banking ac­ ouriy The,merely Dinrk ■They had all been present by invitaInvito- went up with him to town. The mo­ Battery "X” were lust seen dancing counts and houses of their own, and of tho natural man with tin, tion of the civil authorities at a very ! ment he was gone Mre. Doyle declared along the levee below New Orleans. th. entagory of the who, after reducing tho risk to a mini­ which he fancies he Lxs long jiLue^ "u , K a«u«‘»*u1Ud dramatic affair during the late after- i „„ deBd Ured np, ,nd drank Beau Rivage. old and moss-grown at mountain tributary of the grMt Col mum by elaborate plan*, acquire all the pleasure-,. orwlo to token iU plnco hy the « d» noon—the final lifting of the veil that hu(ro gobleta of tha wine, until J>e the close of the war. fell into|rapid de­ As a corrective to Carlyle nn tj. . enough In one-night to keep them in ot th. fui-fnmed .nd my»tenou» CBn. hid from public yew the -atrenge. I „eled off to her room, leaving an cline after the tragedy of that April Ernest Renan may l K > The cliff ruins of th. Snn Junn valley affluence and eminent respectability “Breollectiou..-- be'i,.h„ eventful history-’ of the LaaceUes trag- ,pro„ behind. Then Mrs. Dawion went night. Heavily mortgaged, the prop­ for more than a year, although having prataoclibekchol.r , id, ii“^~S"“ ' hare been, the center ot nttoaetiom edy. Cram was the spokesman by comber own roonlt after putting out tho erty passed into other hands, but for bnxe been lowed from nil Jde^ .nd but a third share, a* these burglaries varybt. <roecr it l,e mlwlS?* mon consent ‘With the exception of I ijgbUi anj when, two days later, she years never found a tenant. Fur and are invariably worked by three. lire it again. yrt,,„, ,„ »*»W the Dawsons,’ said he. "none of tho , heard tbe awful news of the murder, near the negroes spoke of the home­ their wonders hnre been told nnd retold To illustrate the wonderful resource of ri.enn at the hrek „( „i| „ M parties implicated knew up to the hour facing that Investigation would fol- stead as haunted. and none of their to the world. Umo end time again. Mprere tbe bop. ti.u-h, of hta or her examination that any one low and nhe and her aina brought to race could be induced to set foot with­ Scientific men hare visited this region. and leisurely way of proceeding adopt­ to quk±. rigorousdnnb-i„ sllvl “Ju of the others waa to appear. " Mr*. yght, she fled, for she had enough of in its gates. One night the sentry at ! bare nenetrate.1 southeastern Utah, ed by burglars take a case related by a on tbe head. •‘omj Dawson, eager to save her own pretty bjs monpy ja ber possession, and poor the guardhouse saw sudden flight on and hare considered this valley ■ place prominent detective. The principal "Life must,” wt are u.|(l -u . of tho burglar* in this instance havspecial interest, because these the westward sky. and then a column of especial Interest, un. m»vneck, had told hetr story without reser- . deincntcd Dawson, finding her gone, • Xlgorou.. rire drarb i. . .1dw.Uln|ra .....11 or.tirnlifLlilv 1„K dtrd onacrrtalnhoaao^waa una-^ ot Oame Again lb.- fire alarm r"- cllffa and. care ^probably vation. Dawson knew nothing. followed. It l.wbolM.me .-OU'.-:. TheBaHuthe oldest ta this strange country, be, b j e u, acquire sufficient information The story had been wrung from her Philippes’ story corroborated this in sounded among the echoing walls of wbo gradually exino;,i, -o,, w, piecemeal, but was finally told id full, । every particular. The last he saw of the barracks; bul when the soldiers ing the first built ta that mysterious concerning It and the owner*. This not at all admirable r„ ami in the presence of the officers and 1 the cab or of the cabman was near the reached the scene; a seething ruin was journey southward of a great and un- man then went to the local butcher Bound. known people. I 1 supplying the house nnd applied for a civilians indicated. She' had married t house of the hook and ladder company al! that was left of the old southern For twenty years the prospector has Bituation ns driver of one of hta carts in April, '<55, to the scorn of her people, t east of the French market- The driver home. Somebody sent Cram a marked ' NOTICE FOR REARING CLAIMS. a young Yankee oflicer attached to the , there said hta horse was dead beat and copy of a New Orleans paper, - and in followed this bold little river and which delivered meat nt customers' State of Michigan, County t,j na;r. * “• ■J 1 After producing unques­ Notice'!* hereby Riven. t:;.,t , commissary department. She had 1 could do no more, so Philippes went their lozy quarters at Fort Hamilton gazed with careless unconcern on the residences. lh. kmb.lr <oSr |„r ,l„ ^5* starved all through the war. She ’ Into the market, succeeded in getting the captain read it aloud to his devoted rough nnd broken walls, so full of in­ tionable reference* (how obtained no made on tbe 2Kb ri*y <>f ,|u5v A > »? longed for life, luxury, comforts. -She j another cab by paying a big price,’ Nell: "The old bouse has been vacant, terest to the archax>!ogist; but the one ever knew) the man was engaged »lx months fruru that tint.- -,v r.> ail,/,.*,! u"’lr , W“c«t UertS liad nothing but her beauty, he noth- ' slept at Cassidy's, waited all the morn­ an object of almost superstitious dread mind of the prospector has no room on the round, which included the house Bp" tb Jane WIIlLini'.of AMtrta.Ivrofuta ing but hta pay. The extravagances ing about Lascelles’ place, and finally, to the neighborhood." said tho Times, for curios, and he has no time for fixed upon. Incredible os it may ap­ of deceased, an.! that aJ1 of a month swamped him; the drink ' having to return to the northeast at "ever since the traffic death of] Armand archmological investigation, says a pear, he stayed with his employer for Hit^e court, si and desperation for the next ruined once, he took the evening train on the Lascelles in tho spring of ISU8. In po- Phoenix correspondent of the Cincin­ over seven months, and gave the ut­ °I BMttnia. torrxainln.ukn and siimftft! him. He maintained her in luxury at Jackson road and never heard of. the Boe annals the affair was remarkable nati Tribune. He sees only the glitter most satisfaction; his only failing be­ or before lhe sth dsy of J w.nry ________________ tlfL Zid the best hotel only a few weeks, then murder i ’ untjl ten days after. ” He was because of the extraordinary chain of of the gold in tho sand, and thinks ing a weakness for chatting with the aud that »udi claims will!« e~>n. to Tuna., thali of his own and much of Uncle Sam's amazed at his arrestcircumstantial evidencewhich fora time only of the time when he shall have servants. Five days after hi* resigna­ «itf on Monasy. the an, <jB/0( d'clock In the furrtxim o! money was gone. Inspection proved And then came before hta examiners ' seemed to fasten the murder upon an maile his "stake." In November of tion a gigantic burglary was effected uext. a dan. him a thief and embezzler. He fled, a mere physical wreck—the shadow of officer of the army tlien stationed at 1882 hundreds of gold hunters rushed at tbe hou*e selected, and property ibcM Dated July. 2s:h, a. d. i.t<i and she was abandoned to her own re­ hta former self—caught at the high Jackson barracks, but whose inno- madly Into the canyon north of the Nav­ valued at over $20,000 was stolen. The *1• • sources. She had none but her beauty tido of a career of crime and de-,ccnce was triumphantly••• established. ajo mountain, traveled three hundred thieves had smoked several cigars and and a gift of penmanship which cov­ bauchery. a much less bulky party I Mme. Lascelles, it is understood, ia mUesover bleak, desert tablelands, suf­ drank a bottle of port, so that they MORTGAGE SALE. ered the many sins of her orthography. than tho truculent. Jehu of Mme. Las- 1 now educating h-r her <in„cr»>f„r daughter In in IPar!*, ’arls, fered terribly from cold, hunger, and were in no hurry, and, to crown all, the Default hsvlnz been msde in Uib coDdi-ioM'-^ She was given a clerkship, but wanted ceIles’ cab. -yet no less .^ r„. of a rertatn mortk ’act- made tn Fnuida M form important a whither she roniovcd immediately the long, wearisome journey; in a booty was conveyed to its destination aadNeUleH GivilT to Mart Mc€m,|« <22 more money, and took it, blackmailing I witness than the sam*'driver? He was after her marriage, a few months ago. few days staked off all the available in the owner’s pony phaeton, which JanuyyM. A.D..l«w,anC rwonjed tn be rf. a quartermaster. She imposed on accompanied by a priest. He had been to CapL Philippe Lascelle*, formerly of land for flfty miles up and down the was duly returned the same night; but flee of the Hejri-t-r of Derdn. for the Coanty i Waring, but he quickly found her out , brought hither in an ambulance from the — ----------------j, ----confederate ----army, a , younger river, and then returned home without no real clew was afforded, and the bur­ Harry aud State of Michigan, on HieMh d»i May. A. D.. IJMS. In LUxt?.* <>! riiuticxjM on and absolutely refused afterwards to , the Hotel Dieu, where he had been brother of her first husband." having obtained so much as color of glars were never captured. Krrv 3!?, o - which n wiit.., threehru’mfd t» il She was piqued and ,, t^uccd "Well," said Cram. "I'll have-to send gold, and to-day have nothing to show see i,..r her «t st » all traced several days before and found 'I e due at the data of thi* notu-r the »cun «f On another occasion a chambermaid three angered, "a iviimm scnrawfl. ” but nnt u__ _ jti _ 1 hur.drt-d doliatD i,:.d ‘ortilvtan reti'j woman scorned,” but not almost at death's door. Hta confession ; that to Waring. They're in Vienna by for it but the etake.i. was escorted out, with a view to matri­ and an attorun•» tec of twruty fhe doiUn pro-' until he Joined Battery ‘“•X" X" Aid did nnnnroppor- - ------mrel ” iie"had ed Rattnrv _»i impor u_ ’tont of thisall? time, I Suppose. Look here. Nell, Whether this ta a-region that will mony (and burglary), for two months vided for tn Mid mortcare. aud no • ult ur protunity present Itoelf for revenge. Hho ,tnlcll Lieut Waring as that officer how was it that when we fellows were ever show rick pay dirt the writer ccedtnRi st law hath.? i-reu hwhtate«l to mer­ before the event came off. A convey­ er th* money* sreur-d l>> w»:d faortKMe.cruy had secured a room under Mrs. Doyle's ' *.turned nm^ away .renv from Lascelles' gate, in. in­ 1 fretting about Waring's attentions to knows not. but he can say, without part thereof; reputable roof, to be near,the barracks, tending only to down and thhn kick madatne, you should have been so hesitation, that it ta one of the most ance is always at hand, and generally Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of nle of stylish appearance; hi fact, on one contained In Mid niortjnp* .u.dt> Ualote iq where she could support herself by and hammer him. but he had struck serenely superior to ft all, cveni when. wildly picturesque and beautiful re­ . occasion a brougham was used, which ■ uch case uiade and j.revidrd, notice i« btrtby writing for Mrs. Doyle and blackmail- with a lead-loaded rubber club, and he as I know, the stories reached you?" tjiven on Saturday the •'.•rd day uf SCptrah' gions in the world. The bleak old passers-by, and even the policeman >cr. A.that !>.. »«M. at ten >i\ ' •. !<. ii. the fwetoon. was horrified to see him drop like one ' “Ah. Ned, I knew a story worth two Navajo mountain rises abruptly und the on the beat, imagined was the proper­ I »h>iUM-l! at public au iiun. to the hlxbret dead. Then he lost his nerve and drove > of those. He was in love with Natalie towers like a grim sentinel over lhe bidder, at tbe north from d <-r <>f the Conn ty of one of the residents close by. As furiously back for Bridget. Together . •'-•-• ■■ Maitland• all the time.*' In timeitrot HarttnpVfthat belt* the surrounding mesa, while ta a canyon regards tools, very few are necessary, noose. Cace where the Circuit Court \r harn lWtr they returned and found Waring lying’ | |lHK END.] gorge, more than .3,000 feet below its owing to the skill and ingenuity of the boiden.) th* premises dv.-aii.ed in there as he had left him on the drip- j mortjtaxr. or so much thered .u tiwy In- necre ■ base, the'Rio San Juan appears like a operator. With a jimmy, spreader, aarr to pay the atiif.ui.s du.- ... ««ld nionnze. ping banquette. "You’ve killed him. PLUCK OF AN OPERA SINGER. silver thread. The canyon is several drill, a few pieces of strong bent wire with > jeereent interest, and a!! Ircal ruju. to ’ Mike. There's only one thing to do," . jtrlhrr with an aHorcry'n f-e '.t-atjfve miles wiile, and a descent can be made she said; "take hta watch and everj*- How Kublnl Once Brokn HU Collar Boae, to the fiver by a precipitous trail, but and a little gunpowder, the expert bur­ dollars eovrnantcd for tlnr-ii., th*- ;>reiBhe> glar can makc/bis way anywhere. oeloK <te‘cnbr«l In Mid i-■ •lu u-ea- dl that thing valuable b® has, and we'll,; But Finished ihe Perfumiauce. os the river approaches the great Col­ To these are sometimes added a set certain piece ard pxro 1 of izuti » w.d be­ throw him over on the levee.” ing IU the townsl lu of A- ( ;a !., (lie clctlty Of Fifty years ago European audiences orado the canyon becomes more nar­ She hers^f took tho knife from listened with rapt admiration to Ru- row and the walls more perpendicular, of "stumblera." These are lehgths ot Barry md state ofMic.:*.«b^lb-! knoini and described as ibflons iu . • fine steel wire, with pointed stakes hta overcoat pocket, lest he should bin!, a tenor of whom it was sa 1 that, The north cart muuler s I ..I lhe wxith and when it merges into the grand about a foot long attached to each end. recover suddenly, nnd then, said the though he himself could not i .ci, he west quarter I-** V.‘ '4' <4 n : a tlUrty-thne canyon it is scarcely more than u deep, and half a dozen of these make but |3S] t«*wnone north r..-.-esereu nr»ttti driver, "even as we were bending over made his voice net for him, dark channel. . little bulk. These stumbiers are fixed said county ot harry him there came a sudden flash of light- . writer in the Philadelphia F*resa The The Navajo mountain, the jutting, on the lawn or paths about lhe house □tag, and there was Lascelles bending KITE DROVE THE K.KTFF. LXTO ms IffiAirr. over us, demanding to know what It intensity of exprcufr.ion he gave to hi* buttes that line the canyon’s verge, the in such a way that the wires are raised voice, the judicious use of the tr ymolo, Dated.June axl. J*': lag those, whom she I lured, and where meant. Then like another flash he nnd the management of ligl t nnd huge bowlders that are lodged on the about six inches from the ground, anil ahe could wat«h h;m. and, to her eager seemed to realize what was up. sprang shade produced a thrilling effect . But canyon s side, and the straight walls of prove such a success in case of pursuit j delight she noted and prepared to the flnnyon proper are ali points of hart back and drew pistol, lie had caught hta best vocal feat consisted in inking that the burglars are compelled to : Default a n.inc . b Ktiieh: make much of his attentions to Mme. wonderful interest, for they- are the us in the act. There was nothing else the Itoss of the upjier stave ithoot canvas upon which are depicted some hang pieces of white paper from the ; *.,<! Lovwt* K-':i Lascelles. Incidentally, too, she might to do; we both sprang upon him. He preparation, thus retaining it wires in order to escape their own ■ . inveigle the susceptible Lascelles him­ fired and hit me, but only in the arm, ... r .. tbe rfllee -t Um of the most strange and beautiful pic­ long tfafe, und then letting it inpcr- tographs that have ever been discov­ traps. aaXhey always run over them. Miduxan. •" t» ■ self, on the principle that there’s no : ___________________ .. ... and before he coulij pull trigger again ccptibly > stile* __r---- „die ----------j. The listeners could away. fool. like an. old fdol. Mrs. Doyle , ! najald we both grappled him. 1 seized hta hardly liellevc their cars. The Adven­ ered in this country. Nearly every lent herself eagerly to the scheme. • gun, Bridget his throat, but he turous are always on the edge>ptf dan­ bowlder is a picture gallery, and near­ .Imtlh* tired Cft, -«'n The letters -began to4pass to and fro ly every smooth surface ta covered screamed and fought like a tiger, then ger. On one occasion Rubini, after re­ again. Lascelles was fool enough to wilted all of a sudden. I was scared peating this vocal feat, and being a with weird and fantastic figures. answer, and when, all on a sudden. Up in a canyon in the mountains of ' On the mountain these continue to ^and helpless, but she had her wits second time encored, found himself '■y »*ld Mr*. Doyle's "long-missing relative.” a.s_/ . t;er»l«t, about her and told me what to do. unable to produce the expected note. the very summit, nnd, as the crowning Arizona there ocuunvd a novel duel .1 in u!d she called him, turned up. a pensioner The lieutenant began to gasp and re­ Determined not to fail, he gathered up piece, a huge block of sandstone stand* the other afternoon. Part of the affair ire oade on her charity, it was through the is the old story, man und woman. The • iu% iu; vive just then, so she soaked tho hand­ his vocal strength and mode a su ireme on the top, the four sides presenting • .united efforts of the two women he . t.« .i-.-r kerchief in chloroform and placed it : -effort. The note came with its wont­ smooth surfaces. These faces are more whole of it is Mexican, both as to the | got a situation ok cab-driver at the tintth over his modth. and together we lifted ed power, brilliancy and duration, but tliun one hundred feet square, and on participants and their methods! Jun i r^aurtlMiW Vl'.’ stable up at the eastern skirt of the of lisvhim into the cab. Then we raised nt the cost of a broken collar boi «. A each face is a picture of the sun, with Valencia’s wife Is the mother of four ■ front <’•■<»»■ of s’ . <. llr r< (|M town. Dawson had enlisted’ to keep «n«n. M'ch Kin. pii.it I^isccllcs and carried him in and laid surgeon examined the singer und the figures of seven warrior* bowed, as children, ia not attractive, yet she is circuit kill, the court for Garry from starving, and. though she hail no him on his sofa, for he had left the found that the tension of the [lungs to tho earth, in prayer. Beneath the the woman tn the case. Florentine premise rtr-cnlwl III use for him as a husband, he would do much thereof »» run? t« i door open and the lamps on the table. had been too powerful for the strength warriors are many hieroglyphic charac­ Samaro, a neighbor, is the man in the amount due oa mu I m to fetch and carry, and he dare not case, and is not comely himaclf. In cent. Interest.nnd a:l '• disobey. Twice when Doyle was Bridget had been there before and of hta collar bone. Two monthi' rest ters, probably a prayer to tho sun god. BWrt-«-rif>ed in battery1 officer of ' the day did knew all about tbe house. We set the would be required to reunite the' clav­ On a bowlder, by the verge of the cafi- fact, says a correspondent of the SL pistol back ta hta hand but couldn't ■ Joseph News, the duel did not occur in ,tn pitw or yon. is the picture of a woman kneelicle. and this the singer declaredjto be ■aid mon caw .«* ;»'i thia strangely - assorted pair 'of lIiiUMUl; . make the lingers grasp it. We ran­ impossible, as he ta*d only finished sev­ tag in prayer to the sun. high life. A- few days ago the woman Mere!of Umi •Uutiie it. women entertain Lascelles at sup-' of Rarn’kw'i *•' > , sacked the desk and got what,money eral days of a long engagement On one of the canyon walls, more went to a constable and wanted Sama­ Conntv scribed nAf.i'I...-. low per and fleece him out of what' there was. locked and bolted the doors arrested. The officer referred her to money he had. Then came Philippes “ Can I sing ut all with a broken col­ than one hundred foot from anything 1ro -- lx. .__ . ."ahi went; S«,.ISSS!' huabaad.— To—Valeria i and climbed out of the side window, that could have furnished the barbaric her TtirtCS with Lascelles in Mike's cab. os luck ; lar bone?" he asked. __ • ,, . , . , _ i Mirve uorwi r r ‘ under which she dropped the knife the injured husband at once « -running narui tA.-i.!' ■ana tne would have it. but they could not fleece “Yes; it will make no difference in artist a foot or handhold, there ta a -and ~ ... •. runulnj forty > I i । among the bushes. ’They’ll never sus­ Philippes. Old Lascelles was rapidly • your voice,” answered the surgeon. weird panoramic view in three scene*. looked up Samaro, who was not sur­ i south twenty eisht ..>• i pect us in the world. Mike,' she said. succumbing to Nita’s fascinations when • But you must avoid lifting heavy Unde.ra tree a child ta sleeping. Ono prised. but ugly. ••Good,4 said,he, “do east forty |4n; Rod* <•» • | 'It's the lieutenant’s knife that did came the night of tho terribis storm. ' weights, and any undue exertion— little hand lies across its breast, while me the favor to go up the arroyo with containing sewu [7j acr it, and, ns he waA going to fight him Mike had got to drinking, and was laid above all, you must leave the tl flat the other has fallen carele&ily by its me and we will settle thq matter up side. A few feet from the sleeping therv." Valencia acquiesced. low by the lieutenant Mike and anyhow, he'll get the credit»of it all.' alone.” In the canyon alone, armed with Bridget 'both vowed vengeance. But ■’ Then wo drove up the levee, put WarRubini continued to sing with a babe, a large snake, evidently a rattle­ • ingin Anatole’s boat, scullsand all. meantime Doyle himself had got wind broken clavicle until the termination snake. is coiled to strike. Down the what the Mexican constable terms . and shoved him off. '1’11 muzzle Jim,’ canyon, toward the west, ta scene two. “pistoles Mexican©." (Mexican pis­ of something that was going on. and |i she said, i'll make him believe that of the engagement . The snake ta crawling away, and the tols). they fought. Mexican pistols he nnd his tyrant had a fearful row. j I 'twas he that did it when he was limbs of the child are drawn as though and pieces of rock. Then* were no He commanded her never to allow a ; A Wonderful Feat. man inside the premises when he was Ij drunk.’ She took most of the money . Two Americans in the cniplovmcnt in the last convulsions of death. The seconds, no interested, friends, no doc­ ----- *No ’w one meu away, and, though brought home |; and the watch and ring. She said she of the government of British Colufbia snake has done its deadly work. Still tor. cried “Tcaays ready! jaim. fire," drunk,that awful night, furiously or-jj could hide them until they’d be needed. recently accomplished a feat hitherto further down the canon ta scene throe. cr or “on o. two, two. throe, shoot! ’ U was one, shoot!** I Then 1 drove Philippes up to town IA D'cent discovery t* that ' dtred the Frenchman out, and might! ’ * only, ‘ deemed impossible by crossing thef Sel­ A warrior, evidently the father of the 'for ’blood this duel. Haw they dizziness, dullness, coufu«lon <>f d*e "•" • have assaulted them had not Bridget ; until 1 began to get so sick and faint 1 kirk mountains in the depth of wiiter. child, with one arm clasps his dead fought will never l>c learned. The btc.. are due to derangemv./. > t ’he nc • could do no more. I turned tho cab lassoed him with a chloroformed towel. 1 The object of the trip was to ascertain babe; with the other band he holds a only showing is a dead man. his head oeatez* which .apply tbe braia v-ltn ue That whh the last he knew until another । loose and got away to a house where I if ft'were possible to lay out a pack club. Upon hta face the rude artist cut open with an ugly gash on the fbreej tha»todk<»ta»n.dy*;>’3 ‘•"*’^2* day. Lascelles. Philippes and die. knew they'd takecare of me, and from and cattle trail over the range from has depicted a look of mortal nngutah crown, other portions of it bruised, b’!n<l In stomach, etc., arise frotn taeduanj® Mrs. Dawson, had already drunk a bot­ there, when my money was gone, they Golden to Kalso. The men traveled and hate. A snake lies dead nt his and a wicked cut over ono eye. In the ment i.f the uvnreccoterinuppiyl'-S ’-'f* tle of champagne when interrupted by sent me to the hospital; thinking I was one hundred and flfty miles on show­ fr®t. This 1* probably the moat beau­ c:‘u?on may yet be seen one of the Doyle’s coming. Lascelles was tipsy, dying. I swear to God I never meant shoes, fifty miles over the widest tifulpicture ever executed by savaxro •bullet*' covered with hair and blood. E-a- ■ X-w J had snatched his pistol and fired n shot to more than get square with the lieu­ mountain country, where glaciers hands. Its work was as effective us though it to frighten Doyle, but bad only en­ tenant I never struck Lascelles at abounded. They found a pass at an On one of the canyon’s walls a war< The llttio wna a 44-culibcr. The husband was cut. white lines are raged him, and then he had to rnn for all; 'twas she who drove tbe knife Into altitude of six thousand five hundred victor. His tale ta that he was walk! th * uervns which r«Pn»«nteil. hi* cab. He was bundled in and Doyle hta heart.” feet that ta practicable for cattle nnd Sui Eand ta band, ing ahead when Samaro opened the af- ^’’.'^’Tho Thbn, exhausted, he waa led into an disposed of. It was only three blocks pack trains in summer. The therniomtwo doves arc circling around fray by casting tho first stone from be- । wvo centers to down to Beau Rivage, and thither adjoining room, and Mrs. Doyle was eter was below zero during most of the their heads. Pictograph* of the bear­ bind. Valencia recovered quickly und ; 15« ,■£ Mike drove them in al! the storm She marched in, the picture of Injured Irish trip, which occupied‘nearly a month. in one place a bear followed by two ere tong killed hta aian. He left the - okxrrlccumnttai icumntto did not know nt the time of Waring’s innocence. For ten minutes, with won­ th^?P d°g> ““ Hon and dead and returned to his wronged fam’*?'h derful effrontery and nerve, she de ­ ?.hrnT, In being in tbe cab. In leas than fifteen 1 the catamount are al) to be found. dy. saying nothing. Next morning tho j wtow to e'very minutes Mike was back and galled ex- j nied all personal participation ta the Many of these are evidently of recent body wm toatlli by „ neighbor. As every season has its boyish games. ’ ............ ' —~ citedly for Bridget; had a hurried edn-1| 'crime, and faced her inquisitors with ko It has also its boyish dangers. Says small. Ordinary brown calm. Then the chief quietly j Mr Grogana.™SXi fTt * phyrtclans fall to sulfation with her-, she seized a water- ' turned and olgtialed. An officer led for- .poll, dXnal- 4^ ref [S' 1“d| mJ? but h'™ “"d proof and ran out with him, but darted I .Vi from one ride tbe wreck of a cab- ,the «m.n Jye th« wm 5?S of *triku meet, with . dim plcto|rr.ph th.t beam h ¥.°rm°alSm ha« taken a considerable ■ back nnd took the bottle of chloroform j & M^taV?l an ?evidence of great age. a door thlmrei.re drownt iMt .om”“ ?" she had used on her husband, now lying i 1man. ...pported . by - the — •prie.t; ------ ---------thimselves d row nt last summer is now Maoris, the latest statistics showof Hie disorder* WUIUm and HI. Ouu. j limp .nd renrelren, <,„ . «,f. b..|ow, ' open<sl on th. other. «>d. emmrted bj a-fallin* out o’ hickory trees an' break- • S?. T11° hnve ta Mrs. "Dawson re­ in’ their necks." «>d then die dhntppenred. When half nnotber policeman. --------- ---------------The Oerman emperor frequently ha, week'. reU^T. , Z;^L OT I ’ ' !1 “ r ' 01 whom but “ W Bu, P*n affre'wl weeks retiremnnf _ > ... an hour passed and Lascelles failed to entered. holding in her hands out­ ■orid ??“ *nnu,a conference wm ! Franklin MUre n .na iJi” within n-omth.d.Sf the bustlinff h?H return with them, bringing certain ph- stretched a gingham apron on which o «1. end Wde. 1,1.1.. ------------t held re«ntiT. Md hundred. „f Maori M "Sj the Joreat ot Frockelwiu, where . pers of which he’d been speaking to were two deep stains the shape and a ambers, ineludinn- spvp™) • highly criebrated chief. attonA«T^7^ ‘ lcadiD« .pec I al'.stand Philippe*, the tatter declared there size of a long, straight-bladed, two ' So fond are Russian women of amok’• nenth Mari, « ao ‘ " •wac bodc«- nesued bebe elikm’.r. . Jod' nervous "**£ K*bjrcl Twenty Mormon i student of ccrra — — lutterRuvyx — edged knife It was the apron that alA.w. . twenty Mormon tag that the rear, minlitci- nJ thTn- Sit "lth '“real eweraa^.4--------------- _ must be something wrong, and went f QoUxl triGtUcwonrtwKiumon the “‘’/j,iret Bridget Doyle had worn that fatal tarior bM onlered tbe railway offi^la”, ■wound °S£ . InfUy' “FrcMnt I" N«w Zeeland Ion, Jnce re.Uwd “Ue“ ThX There, 'Wwhile out to reconnoiter despite the storm. Wig trying to apreod Ule |alth ,i__ e-on u>«1ewl.on th. foreet.k, S^a ■tatenMsnt. and hta Itedora” !1Ucce«» He could see nothing It was after night One quick, furtive look at that, ta the empire to pro-ride pa.-,«enirer !? k fare,t,un» foTtt tarth i ta prepared on that prtnc pie d(.nnerIt i 1L1«htnins aad miilnight when Mrs. Dovle came rush­ ono glance at her trembling, shaking train, with smoking compartaenta l" f 7 doB" and l» curlmr all dbeaws tag ta. gasping, all outof brvath."along cowering kinaman, and, with an I rial .“J f*lr n 1e“>ldon be faMZth°T‘7’ “d “ ,odr ocl»cl‘ de. ’uPP°~xl that lhe ,ndhowl of dcswair. a loud wail of "Mike. of the storm." she said. She hod been “J" •“ ‘-■“"‘ed hL ralB whl<=h '“•“lb" maw,. sport. Then down the levee with Mike to And a Mike, you’re sworn your sister's life women In Bmula .moke eioarette. fin-xh of llffhtoinjr I* n awar 1111 elc^Ux In we. cohion and lap-robe he dropped and away’" she threw herself upon the and that the habit h« begun toohuta hy lhc °*^h- “•• ro£edy“tor JI? *^*w*5’ to couldn't afford to lose T1isv never floor, tearing madly at her hair. And largely among tho unmarried, with ,taj de*“*? Proven that thU ii headache, nervous sloDlUtyeat, and aleepa awhile, .tier not rtaXuM dlxrinoM !••• could have found it at all "but for ould wended the mystery of Bean Rivage. th. result that waoktag cam are now doe^^ta"T,“^ to all th. “i* There was silence a moment In a. nraohot a ucrealty tor traveling LascelleH lending them a lantern.” He ’•'I'ta-e it. and have J’11 P°^b1' h°< 1 hta loSri, wanted Mike to bring down two bot- Cram's pretty parlor when the captain Hu-ian women Mio, .LeT trapobnbln th*t the sudden in- WARING’S PERIL dri Glnsr' pepeli Wher FECI of FB c. C'nn' F M flee let I c J % f ft f SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY! A Great Mistake. rl' '■ iraUve Nervine; ordasiwoux d • ■ �/-Iastings Banner. AMg.31'1893? - at Kalamazoo: has brought suit againat the rallrrad for 815.000 damages. ; COOK. Loe*» IMlior. 1 «• ex*nt« b listed, to The administrator of the estate of John i th, Walker, who was killed sonx; w<vb ago TRUFFLE HUNTING. by being thrown from the top of a car to An intmattn. > ' There Is trouble among those who have been running the Frnovllle creamery 1 he manager clalnis that the butter maker has embezzled 8<5o of ihe roncern's money andjhe]al*!r makes the counter claim that the finrTowes him $10 in addition *to th.* 800.. And there It stands, DABGEH-Y. r The o|d racing course at Kalamazoo, w in-re rtorp leinph* made her thru phen­ omenal time in Oct IMS. going a mile In k in (lie linn ’2.1O3<. wilt sofiin tw no more. The ground has Iteen platted and will be sold in city lots soon.. . - DRINK 1G& GRERM SODA. .1 l^rr. Milk Sh«k» .nd •’•than ^of Billy Hadfen of Charlotte, wliik* (nloxirated attempted to get off a moving tndn when near Potterville with the usual re­ J. M. SMITH. sults; The train ran over one of his legs and be will probably die. • ESS CARLS, * Point, In his Wive in Ud dqj “Panto instinct jilt I. b'rank Hickey a former Kalamazoo printer, but of late working in Chicago ateblknt a young >4dy in that big wicked city, breause she refused to marry him. 1!,. was arrestf-d at Grand Rapids, ami now the young lady refuses to cuter complaint. . |i»N w SMITH t di0 a nocked ndlnnd.Mkh. iveaaj It.” uddhtn vitirn fa Tho Allcgnn Journal has been phiced'in the hands of a receiver. Some people in Lowell' claim to have seen a snake 15 feet long near the Lowell : and Hastings R. R. depot. A Lowell man kuappeii,' <8. :IHON. I (aW\’KKS. . UlchlKsn Trust Co.,lil«l«,. r.ruU Rapid*. Mlehigaii. HIK. m7d7‘ ~ order of forcr-Hjtvertato I county, A’UQther case of mistaken ch irity Is n ported from one of our town* men asubting UiF upbuilding of Lake Odessa’s road Interests, llh donation w*_-were hiformnl .- Mich. • , . Utciidrd .Uy er nlgut. Of- was about 811, il Is very dangerouii for our people to go from a dry rotiniy, into a w«-t on>*. f*»r il i$ liable to make yon >rasiek. th** change ot water.* climate etc.— ,-y nt law. ! Hastings. Mich, Siinfk-ld News. ■ nurts. of (he stale. Col"Not a whistle blew in Albion. Mmidav ictltliM to. j nioridng. Every single factory In the c t. had shut down. The financial stringency JiiKor. has jrot only rt-diiccd the demand for goods .thic I'livsiviait-and but 'has rendered it Impossible to procure the money to pay for maiiqfacturing them. ii. Albion Is full of idle men who want to earn moijey but cannot because their emploiers ,r-!iy attehfiied thcannot give them work. This is a serious situation, out only to tlie manufacturing ,| q.-rizeon ht’HrtMs. bu* to tradesmen as well, it ‘ ’ I nieans to Albion 81.0CO a day that I* not i -i- . l|lird nt j circulating on the slreets.. Our workmen <h.\ •jiqt l-1 depot. . J_ j’ ;n ttu. shops ea-lly eannd this amount und lived upon il from week to week. Now they are not getting it and about. $4J,0t)n •atm anti Surgeons. .. <!dy re.-pomied to wttb per week less Is spent on our streets. —Albion Recorder. . M •to Mid the Chy M«e.<n OctoSS •January each of JXO. . abate, xidltlona M. Covin J* dated • the cf. ountv of > day ot ‘i’’*- on aimed t«, sum ot ;o cents, . lam pro­ of pro­ to rtcovr of •ale atute In i hereby ^Btrtnorenoon. « south ty-tnree 3 aestin tCTgre II. ’ •e Court Hng the f County In said e neveslongage, ustn. toentyfive premises all that and becunty ot iwn and and Real Estate Office. , . tl . . General cohveraneing. ■ ■ t • .,-r of Abstract Jldoks. eom.rtf*, cun (urtiitti complete ’ «• F. BROOKS. Clerk. U. !>.. p iDditlon* Knight I Carson , irded in .-I h which <t unpaid wo hupidredths Ire uf ttf*<uid no i lu'UtUby said H-r-t-T-. I in said ic • made tha: on F. ie north of Jlns>h«-ro the leu), tint e. or so . pay the LOCAL Id mortibeil la niece or Rutland ’ :c north In town Thence i, thence numlng r milling ginning, UtAOX. mgagee. ERY! odaclto. o wind. uralgia. erange- liknwlsc Ml lungs. sy.ste.'n. paoylug author Nervine nsllahle »' Wayland is going to have 12 street lamps to light the street- and the Globe fairly tumbles over Itself to acknowledge one go<Ki deed done by the village council, Jas. H. Cronin' of Marshall lias been arrested by Uncle Sam's officials lor mak­ ing Improper use of the malls. HANGED HIS OWN FATHER. week. 75 ■ ■ » Medicine for? Because you are sick and want to K-! well,. r> vnmw.»mi wish to prm ent Illness? The remomber th-t Hoo*r» Har«**p»rilla cures all dis- a«ei eanred bv Impure blood and daollits of rhe system, it Is not what I’s proprie­ tor* uro but what Hood's Sarsoparina does. Unit t*-« s 'Hr ‘lory- nf Its merit. Be sure to gel H od’aaiid only Hood's. Purely vegetable —Hood’s Pills—BcThe people quicklv recrg"lxr merit, and this latbrrra-oii th*--al*s of llooa’s Sarsaparilla are oootloimlty Increasing. tbe author ot ■•W.n.leriuR, b. 1 • It was a strange meeting of father — tn tbo^S, and son on the occasion of the hanging ‘ranee be engaged an old man lo .bow of old Bill Stebbins for the murder of -rathered. A, his second wife at Spokane, says the the appoint b.,,,, th,, man appeared Review of that city. The murder was v i* l!" 7,Uliok '-r bl. alde-au atrocious, the people said, and there braat. with an arehed were few glances of sympathy for the vack and a long, turned up nose. It doomed man among the morbidly four years old. and in the language MORTGAGE HALE. of the place, was quite "serious.” As curinus stares of the little crowd that Default having l»rrn made In lhe conditions filled the jail yard. ot aceruin mortgage made by John Horn Jr. a mark ofdistlnctkm it wore a leather The sheriffs deputies had attended ami Uatlirt* ii Hom to Ctia<l<-« A. Wte»»emsnJ lhn?e h«»t«M-tho tWO to the details. The trap was set ready dated .iuuu>fir\ Stet. A. i» 18*4. and recorded men -ami the pig-climbed the rocky to be sprung and in an instant send a lu the offi«-r ol ll.e register <>f drete, L»r the county of Barry and Mute of Michigan.’«n tbe side of a steep gorge, and cume out man into the great beyond. The -J8th dav of Janunry A. D «S4. In litwMof martupon a plateau. Here, under the oak noo^e had been made carefully of the aw*. <>■! p <gr S33, on which mortgage there Is «t to be due a’ the date of ttite n-.llre tbe uV’L thcy wer® U’ fin’d lh* truffles, best hemp rope, greased with tallow claim. -uni of four hundred and seveotv-nlu-! dollars which grow onty near oaka 3r hazels. for that occasion. The procession had and ntn* rents.amt :«u attor-H-y's feeoffif’een dollars provided for In said mortgage, and no Ata sign from the old man, the pig moved up the steps to the platform. suit nr proceedings o' l\w having i>eeti tnstliubegan sniffing about the roots of a lit­ With businesslike dignity the sheriff, trd to recover tlie moneys .*»-cure«t by said tle tree, and then, proceeded to dig who had been notified, stepped from mortgage, or ar»y pan tltereol: Now. therefore, by virtue of the wowerof sale with her nose, tossfng.np the larger his office, crossed the courtyard, and com 'i rd In said mortgage, ami Uieslatute in I ««»eh e ins/te and provided, notice Is hereby stones as if they were feathers. She mounted the scaffold wit Is. i the death • ref ven that on Hatiirdny Hie 4th day of November, hud smelt a truflle, and the man seized warrant in his hand. He „ nd the doc- , A. D. 1WJ. at ten o’clock in tbe foreno-m. f »hab tn n .. u A i _' I m-11 in public Mucttau, to the high*•' bidder, at her by tho ear, for her manner was sus­ nmatit um ntina calm voice, as one woald a । ti,e llorU1 (r„nl 4oor Pftim court bouse tn tbe picious. This was the first time they notice of a sheriff's sale. city of Hitfitinrs. •*>.«» it lint being •>«. the nia** olace tbe circuit e<>urt for Barry county is boldhud been out together since the last "And now, sir," ho said, turning to where rn), the premises described in said mortgage, or season, and the pig hud forgotten part thc|condemned man, “you are at lib­ *o much thereof as may t»e necessary to pay tbe dur on said inortgagc, with tlx of her education. ’ erty to speak ,if there is anything on amount percent Interest, ami all legal cost*, toge'ber She manages to get a truffle into her your mind." with an attorney’s fee o( fifteen dollars mouth. He tugs at her ear with one ’riiroughout Kis trial. In the dark covenanted for therein, the premises being In said mortgage as all that piece hand, stick upon nose hours after his sentence, though the (iescritKHi ... and uses his ---------»--------her «-<*-» and parcel of land lying situate iu "1Vh 1 le other- The pig screams with last night of life, nnd while viewing tlie township of Barry, tn the County Barry and State of Michigan, acd known anger, but will not open her jaws wide enviously from his cell the rays of tho of and dcMTibed as follows: to wit: enough to let him slip the stick inside lust sunrise he would ever see on earth, The uonh east quarter <N K Hl of tbe south east quarter (BE Hint aerllon four (8 4) and and hook out the truffle. . the been stoical, victim i ----of -the ----law .----had ---- ------------------- I lhe sottih east quarter (S E H) of the south east The prize is swallowed, and the old ly sullen. Emotion had never shown quarter <8 E l«> of raid secilou four <4> all in ■A-it1' *-«He had taken hii ! t'‘wr’> 0l,B <T •> "0,‘h of range nine west (N R 9 man. forgetful of a51 decorum, calls his itself :~T" in his face. “e nau taUcn nia w> cootolblng .-lgl>:y ^cre» ot laud more or assistant a pig, which In France is al­ fate philosophically from the first, les*. Dated August 4t!i. txCI ways an insulL The game has opened making no defense, saying nothing UllAKI.KS A. W1KS«KMAN. badly, although one of the parties con­ when the stern judge had given him Mortgages. cerned is of a different opinion. Philip T. Coickovk. un'opportunity to before passing sen­ Attorney lor Mortgagee. lira few minutes, however, a second tence. Few noticed ■. — Trit. but it seemed .truffle is found, und this time the old , H a tear glistened in his eye then, to the sheriff, he 1 Al fl 0A luan delivers a whack on the pig’s nose Addressing ’ himself u' "v *" U Cl 1,11 W ■ U at tho right moment, and seizing the said in a suppressed tone: j’Won't you shake hands, ray boy, juiIt*B<Sptofre®. Gan^t^TcAiF, .ai»w fiiUtet-.x.Y. mushroom,, hands it to rne. Then he takes from his pocket an cqr of corn, ,1U „„t h,.r Ma..u and picking off a few grains, ’gives Of them to the pi/by w:-< ->f southing her h<l did no one could have told it Ho injured feelings and encouraging her was still the businesslike executive of- NJpf*VP DlOOCl fleer fitter of pf the countv county in which he lived: lived; * to go on with the hunt. We move about in the dry, open nothing more. : wood, keeping always near the trees, . "I know 1 didn’t treat you right,’’ j and truffle after truffle is turned up the condemned man continued, show- I from the reddish light soil. Her for­ ing a trace of excitement, “nor did j gotten training soon comes hack to the your mother either, but a word of com- j pig. At a mere twitch of tlie ear she fort to a man that’s going to die isn’t | retires at the right moment, and waits ranch. Won't you say something?" Twenty years of battling with the ' for the corn whieh is invariably given d<Bcnp<ivo . wiorld on his own hook had hardened pani jUiiet. her in exchange fur the truffle. ^Dr. WILLIAMS’ i■ Before we leave the ground, indeed, tl|e sheriff’s heart. Silently he mo- . tinned the assistants to buckle the ‘ ajte has got so well into the work that F MEDICINE C0-a on finding n tyuffl.- she does not at- straps, adjust the cap and fix the Schenectady, N.Y. . noose. and Brockvllle, OnL jThen with steady hand nnd unwav- . grunts for its equivalent in maize. c ring countenance he pressed the but-: ton and sent his father into etern’ty. । SEALING IN THE ANTARCTIC. upon and rieze and take all me right title ani lutercsl of the raid defendant, Henry b; N”*’ ton. tn and to the following described reMsjtaie situated In the County of Barry- 1Lni1 btato Detroit W-REID GLASS aid Grail Rapids. Largest slock lutely everything Write tor price* ALWAYS SMOKE 1147 THE BEST ' S Blood and Blubber. t? "The undirideJ one-half of Iota No four hundred Ind forU-slx. four hundred and forty seven, L.ur hundred and seventy-six and four Hundred and seventy-seven also lots one. two, three Md four of block twenty, also lots one, two. three, and four of block twenty-one also loUi one, two. three and four of lock twenty «-i«ht also lets one. two. three and four of block thirteen of the eastern addition of lhe city of Hastings. Barry t-ouhty. Michigan. Also lota number twelve hundred and twenty five and twelve hundred and twenty-six also ibe north twenty seven feet of lot four hit-Hired and eighty and all that l-lece ot land bounded on tbe north by Thorn street on tbe west by Jefferson street on tne south by Thon apple river on Hie east by Mlchl*Kan Ata., except u niece of land four rods east and west by six rod* north and south being the north ninety-nine feet of lot two hundred and . thirty-three also commencing twenty-two feet west of the north east corner of lot fire hun­ dred and eighty two for a place of beginning thence south eight}-eight feet thence west twenty feet thence north elghtv-elgbt feet thence east twenty feet to,place of beginning. Aho commencing twenty two feet west of the sopth east corner of lot fire hundre d and eighty two thence west twenty feet thence north fortyfour fwt thence east twenty feet thence south forty four feet to place of beginning. AU of whieh I shaU expose for sale and sell al public auction or vendue to the highest bidder at the north front door of the court liouse In the city ot Hasting*, tn raid county of Barry on tbe ®th ilav of September A. D.. 1893, at one o’clock in tin* afternoon of that day. , Dated at the city of Hastings thia 2Sth day of July, A. D., ISO. Jan. n. McKBvrrr. Kbeviffof said County. F. T. Couixtova. Att’y for Plaintiff. Cures Constipation 5 Cent Cigar In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. < »-<»p<«- »• no ’iueui au i»r. nwunuirrB, । z i The seemingly strange suggestion is riude and strongly pressed in England ; (jMv A t tat the men who man the navy should ( wk y i I .* taught how to swim. Ordinary [ >?. HASTINGS, MICH. sailors are instructed nnd expected to I < ualify in swimming, but the marines. | firemen nnd engineers are not. and it a fact that a large portion of thu CURED or NO I’ fi Y lor scrvic, s. __body _______ »v... I Wnlten gturnnl**c i-» fiermauetitly cure jJI ter large of men whoonserve astings ity a jc ---- . r .. ls — n!id.i ' kt. <li of Rupture of boih srxrs. . No pain; no warships cannot swim.. I'. It .... is sakl t-i.it, o!>ratll,n. u,, (jrfenifou from bpsimiw. For Hastings, - - Mich. ?'ianv would have have been beensaved saved1 1 biH'i7i7oriii.itiun piimi tanv more menwould h;i| lufonnatiun and und illustrated illinfrated pamphlet cotirum ‘nb g MKlitgaa »>m the th.* Victoria victoria but for this fact: also ‘ t* Uinlrg Michigan retemoreUreetM orTL ’EO. K. MILLER <<Nl\ MX !0»f »o Mic'b- CAPITAL that many sailors who were good swim- or Tin: O. E. ’<•..’uL'. $75,000.00. mere were-undoubtedly dragged down isjau -’-ve- Detroit. Mica. SURPLUS tia.eoo.oo. by the men who were noL Tlie mat- i ~ ' । Incorporated under the laws ot the State ot ter has been t/iken up in parliumenU • Michigan. hnd it is probable that swimming will i be tpsuwcu insisted vu un u»u as a jnv-s part «»» of sue the **»»**•«•« training j Open for business Dec. 16.1M8. M“«*.* terving aboard ship. | ' officers: 1 The Daily Times, a ! Marquette Denio-1' ■WllColerv D. G. Robinson, President; । Cheater Messer. Vice. Pres. ??■! pept-r. has suspended publication. “ 2 |It* editor. Darwin j, D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. Z. Curtiss, was appoint- ; £<1.0 ■ DHJCCTOR8: Cd register of fhc United States, land ofi; y flee but thv appointment was '। “ ice last spring fint AND M D. W. Reynolds, D.O. Robinson, tanceltal after Ibe tbe Marquette Democrats j, Cbester Messer, ■ John Oarvetb, P. T. ColgTove. i State Game Warden. Hampton is very j - POSITIVELY (’Vlt^S- J. MILLARD, Il was with the produce l»f seals that we were destined td fill our ship, nnd till February 17 we were literally up to the neck in bloixl, says a writer in the Popular Science Monthly. All the sails are stowed; the Captain sits ( in the crow’s nest from early morning ■ till late in tho evening; the two engineeFs. relieving one another, take charge «vf the engines; the cook or the steward is on the lookout on the deck . or un tbe bridge: nnd the doctor takes - -helm, • • •he can manage .to get. the unless away in the boats, in whidh case some other noncom batant has’ lo take his place—all the rest are away after plun{jer, i Sow a lull is making lu way to ; thd*ship. We steam toward her. As, we near ueui the iuv engines . hi*.nt-. arc ••• - stopped . .. —qud , —.. j she glides alongside. The cook or the steward rushes from the lookout, the doctor from the wheel, one working the steam winch and the other un­ switching the skins, while the boat’s crew swallow a hasty meal. The boat being unloaded, they are off again for Has tbe only savings J.-partment In tn Barry another fill. The greatest rivalry ex­ !:;dbf.',"p:^h«cF.^.-di!'TnAi' HEART nervous County and pays 4 ;x-r cent Interest on all time ists between the boats’ crews, each en­ Train nuthorillite. Kennedy is charged PROST RTION, deavoring to get the greatest lopd for , with dropping a prosecution for a consld'eratlon. Mr. Hampton says he bns proof the day. Another bout is seen approaching, that it is a put up job by law breakers. Rev. R- N. .Middleton, pastor M. E. church. and away we go again, dodging this Cedar SprltiKM. Mich., nays: Sleep .tnd rest were i-traugvre to me after preaching till I used piece of ice. charging that piece with “AtUronda" Now I sl^p soundly nnd awake PROBATE ORDER our sturdy bows, boring .away where State of Mlchtcan. Couutr of Barnr-M. icfr«“died. and I can heartily recommend iu Prepared by WHEELER and FI LLER the ice lies closely packed; rounding I At a »vM5l«:> of Hi” Probate Court for the MEDICINE CO.. Cedar Spring* Mich. this berg nnd on to the. next untill we k’ounty of Barry, holden Hl the Probate omre. in SOLD BY tile <’ltv Of tinklings. III raid county, on Uedreach the boat, which is’down to the neAtlay the isth d <y of Atigutl, In the year oue gunwale in the water, with its crew thoumuid elriit hundred and ninety three. I rre«rnt, (*<u>rle« W. Armstrong. Judge of cautious, plying their oars as they lie ? 7n tlie mailer of the estate of William Ccrouched npon their bloody load. So it goes on from day to day. Hay ;<m rowingnnd flilnx the petition duly verl■fled. of Philip W- Burgees, administrator of is made while the sun shines, and the issld evtate praying that his Anal account Ibis ---- AND---pile of skins and blubber rises high Iday fi'ed m «y *«’ heard and allowed und u decree of dtstrihnUon and assignment duly upon the ship's deck. Then comes a and he discharged from saldtnist. gale of wind, accompanied by fog, I made Thereupon It Is ordered, that Thursday the jdeet nnd snow, and we lay to under 1 llh day of September. A. D.. 1M3 at teno clock in toteuoou. be assigned for the hearing of mid the lee of a stream of ice or a berg, I tne peUtton and that the heirs at law of said de­ The deck becomes busy with life, the ceased »>"1 *>■ other persons Interested in said are required to appear Ri a session of blubber is ’’made off" nnd put irtto the estate, said court, then to be holden at the Probate of­ tanks and the skins are salted. jWhcn fice. lu the City of Hastings, in said county, and the gale is over, at the end of two or show cause. If an> there be. why the P™!'" of the petit toner nm» not be grained. Ami it is three days, the next few days of calm further oidrred. that said petitioner give notice weather arc again taken advantage of to the persona Interested tn sold estate, of the of raid petition and the bearing in the boats. Thus the period of gales pendency thereofivcr.usir,g a copy of this order to be and calms which alternate in this part published In the Hastings Bax NKR. * newsprinted and circulated In said County ot Gives all the news of Town. County and St^te, and as much National of the world come in quite convenient­ inner liarry. once In each week for three success!v > news as any other paper of its class. ly for sealing, the produce obtained in «“1' "> SlSniu.no. the calm weather being "made off Judge of Probate during the gules. We never expe­ (A trtio copy.) rienced much swell, being sheltered PROBATK ORDER. by the land, our work lying only a lit-, state of MkmlCMI. Couniv of Barr)’. «tie cast of Erebus add Terror Gulf. At a mSmou Of lhe Probate Court, foi tbe coiKiiv of B-irrj holden at the Probate Office, la the City of Hiurthw*. In . Au Exaggerated Bird. 'a d Countv. op Thursday UML 3rd day of The imperial woodpecker is an ex- Attaust In th- year o;>e thou«und eight hun­ an«l ninety three. , 4 , .mroratton ot lhe ordinary red-headeJ dred Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news woodpecker. Il i» nearly two feet It gives the eVents of foreign 'n;>- matter of the estate of Martin J. of the United States and the world. ,!«■=«« black and white with a fforgeoua scarlet creil. Ha bill TtSmdln»MS,finngthepeUtion duh rerllb-d lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY of Juseptieiie TavgarL widow ol said drct-asr-i. CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ white. It lire, iu Mexico anti t>ravIng tliat a certain In'trranent now on flic Sierra Madro mountain*. Thtaw ‘Ml In t'ii< court purporting to be tile last will aud CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. tortMUMC Of said derensM. may be admitted « Its general political news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive, are always found in I”1™ *nd 5* nrobste and that administration of said rsUIr .troyera of treca. a, they devote theij may be granted lo the executrix therein n urn <1 brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no entire .nerRies to one tree for M h nk ,.r m mmn> other suitable Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized Thereupon It is ordered, that FruUr 'h< superior in the country. „ a fortnight, injnrtM n ~ 1-tdsy ot September. A. IL. ITOJat ten o dock lb authority in £11 parts <>f;the land. that lhe tree dW In Europe and Ama the forcuooti. be asslgne’i f‘>r 1l»e hearing o! said petition and that tne heirs st law °t ♦hero is a gray'-headed woodpecker) de‘ .-a«8d and all other p-r»ons Interested in A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal •Mid estate, are required to apjwar at a ■*’’***•”* The lanreat European of said court, then to be holden at the Probit-*- and “THE BANNER” for one year i»°ISdi’d the !T“l ofltee inthadty of linkings. In said Conuri. and show cause. If an* there i>r. whvJhe bi^k w<»dp«eker. The little hrorra .it tbepetitionernw»y not be gr.uited. Audit " further ordered, that said peftUorer give no woodpeckerof Ceylon »!*.•• to the persons Interested In said estate, d “ Y. Weekly ” regular price lone- The whlle-heodud woodpecker i-"11™“Lt'?!’;* thereof by causing » copy ot Ibis order to br U a wiaclooklw ‘HtJ” tSuInliiwf In th* Hnetlngs BakuJtR, a n«» • Xririntiiaod circulated In said County Urea In the pine wood,fc In week fnr thre-- successis*eoMt. There are wme two hundred rrvL -IL People who are In tbe habit of feeding tramps say (hat the anima) Is getting high toned, and is cultivating a sort of an artstoerat it appetite that does not seem to be In harmony ngUti the present hard times. A tramp on Maple street demanded coffee ami a hot roll.'^Jvlng given a plain slice of brfad, spread with excellent fn-sh butter, he, threw it in tbe swill barrel and started out of (lie yard, uttering -tn , anathema against the g* nerous giver. Another oneof these tourists on South Division street block. IhmClui objected to a sandwich trecuuse the bread was divided with roast beef instead ut boiled ham. He sajd he was used to ham Attorney at Law. sandwiches’and would ent no other. At -r J. S. Goodvear 4s Co.'tj store.) -in ulicourtsoflbeBtatt. Collection* the next hoqse Ibis same traveling epicure iptly attending to.. ; asked for a cup of strong Japan tea. The fact is.i the tastes of the tramps are Im ' MERM \N. .Homo'pnthic Phy­ proving as the profession grows in experi­ sician and Surgeon. < ence with age. and there will yet be those • .rer Lathrop's drug store.) , who will Mik far ice-cream, chocolate carH J. ESTATE ANDCOLLECT- uiels and/cmonade. it the generous house­ wives “will only assist them to educate ing omcE OF their tastes..—Battle Creek Journal. I'ALMEBTON <t SMITH, Woodland, Mich. Dr. Carter’s Kidney A Backache Ten Justice 6f the Peace. Is a compound of valuable herbs that stimulate the Kidneys to action, clearing the pM-sages between the kidneys i NEWS. and bladder, which become stopped up | and cause settlings like brick dust, and If | • QUKULflTION ‘ removed will lead to Dropsy, Diabetes, i This quires. uoc or Bright’s Disease. It regulates lhe four important organs of the body, the stom­ Hereafter, chatiges for adveftisements tn reach this office Tuesdays at latest to ach. fiver, kidneys and bowels. Keey ' injure itiyci ,um in the issue of the week them healthy you need never fear dis­ wheiibrought; ease. Price 40 cents a package. Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea will cure fal cure* of th ousaud* of people • siorv of the merit of flood’s that sick, tired feeling with n bad taste in Rood’s Curesthe mouth mornings. Carter’s Kidney & Backache Tea will cure a ..-.v’s Sooihing Syrup has been used sick headache, constipation, dlzzhiesa.’and "i t-*clblng. fl sooth■ the child, sofi- pain In the back. I' ”. al) iv» all pain, cures wind rolic. • e-t remedy for Diarrhoea. TwentiCarter’s Kidney A Backache Tea puri­ i bottle. Sold by all drugg l»ts fies tbe blood, and regulates the bowels. 11 the world. Carter’s Kldpey A Backache Tea Is a sure ; .•■ n-.v postal cards, of which 2,500.- and positive cure for backache nnd inc.i. > a ar.-tobe printed, will be manu- flamatlun of the kidneys and bladder. ■:i • 'l at Castleton, liuburb of Albany. T - ii'iartor gets about one-third of a Sold only by W. H. Goodyear. u • t a piecr for them. and It Is under’-■tc-i i ili.it lhe sate ot them by the governn; u; will net an-annual profit of 82,000, Every house in Cedar Springs is said to be occupied. —■> Lewis T. Ive<. the celebrated artist and portrait painter, of Detroit.'bed a »tr,,ke •' 11 >! .ipplicallon, as they cannot reach of partial paralysis, affecting tbe left side, tlie ii-i-asrd portion of the ear. There is Sunday lu Pittsfield, Mass. ■ he way io (jure Deafness, and that Michigan Central Ticket Agent Speer ut it'Gy (onstitulional remedied. Deafness is Cbsela received a letter last week which cat "il by an Intlamed condition ot the contained a twenty-five cent piece and the I'n:e<m- lining of Hie Eustachian Tube. request that it be placed in the company * i: :i this Ijibe goto Intlameil you haves conaqlence fund. : •mi-iiiig‘ouml or imperfect hearing, and Robert Lake has been appointed to suc­ when it is entirely closed DesfnesM is the ' - ' :*n<i unless the inflamtlion can be ceed H. O. Bedell as superintendent of lab ii oiit mid this tube restored to Its nor- construction of the public building »t Jack­ son at W a day. Bedell was diminished nia ■ "huilioB. hcarjnjj will be destroyed n’-qp cases out of um are caused by the treasury department. by < iiatili. which is nnthlnq but .an inThe celebrated lumber case of Sievervs. flaini-d condition of lhe mucous surfaces. Torrent A Petrie, has been decided In fa­ will give One Hundred Dollars for vor of the latter by Judge Dickerman al h’i> ■ .v-e of Deafness (caused by catarrh) Muskegon. Petrie’s share Is thereby in­ that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh creased about 880.000. It will be appealI.ihv. send for ’circulars.- free.' F G. Cb.-nt.y a cb., Toledo, 0. Sold by DrugA four-foot blue racer snake got into rhe Lake Shore depot at Hudson a few days ago and created gvrat excitement neighboring countiesHopkins Station being entirely without The ticket agent tried to ahoot It but fall­ nre protection, the Herald suggests that ing after two trials, a gang was organixetl two h;ge ruwrvoinl be put in at suitable and a forced march made on the snakeship Points (the water supply to be furnished with clubs. by a ereek); and powerful force pumps It cost W5.7( Q—to run the schools of provided for use hi case of an outbreak of Battle Creek it year, of which amounts ami fifty epeolo* of woodpeek.ra., a the destroying element. **“ S20.M3 was fq • salaries of teachers, of they inhabit alnwal .r«7 wrxra there art ... rtdynlnn **«“j«r “d, No one Jailed In Charlotte for 10 days, wboni 1- • The pupils numbered 3,335, so, rhe officers-In that city are bustling things special. thTper capita cost was 921.54. •nd local option seems to be prospering. away s drugstore. 4 p. hi. Telephone, con c, at Hollaway's drug . dead or alive as kii IndiK^ntent- Lt th»? hoys to turn out and capture this om-. ’rhirt shows mure enterprise than we sup­ posed there was In Luwrll. ' SHKRIFFB SALB. 1 :H B K , C ADIRONDA i disease, UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS! HASTINGS BANNER] and New York Tribune, W. H. GOODYEAR. TOUR FAVORITE HOHE NEWJPAPER Ths Leadin? BtpiUm Fanily Paper of Ike M States ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10 Your Horne would be incomplete without it. The h M My Tribune FOR ONLY $1.10, O15H IN ADVANCE. N. Tribuue, We furnish both papers for iv abmxtmoxo C«A.. w. AH-™. Juir»o^Prot«ie per year $1.00. - - Subscriptions may begin at any |ime. 1 Address all orders to ) $1,10 ,6 �Additional County News. ADDITIONAL PERSONAL. Mrs. Anna Fuller la visiting in Kalama- Gev. fach made a fine fanners’ speech a large audience of appreciative itsten«ra compos'd ot farmers at Streeters Laadfwg Gun Lake <x> Friday 35th. inst rromttw crowd the writer wouldray there were 4500 present—Rev. Brooks from Aurora III. gave an able andinttruct* Ivc dtwwaru- at the vBaptlst grounds al Crooked fake Sunday. S7tb, from toe word ‘Hope”. 1 wish that many •f the Bahakb could liavc heard It—Will frrnttt a taking In the world’s fair at Chicago—Farmers are Improving the time gttiug their grounds Ifor wheat. The ■gua! number of acres villi bo put In—All fijvl happy under the gopd times promised by Grover—Aug. 35th. one half an Inch of rain felt The S. W. wind previous to the ratal was as hot as coming from a blunt .fbruacn and Injured the com crop. Rain vox locgl—The IAdies Aid Society will | have a course of four lectures to raise money to build sheds at the Milo church— John Li. Freeman and wife left on this a. ni Uulu for Chicago to see the world’s <*“ • , .. Additional Local News. R. T. F. Dodds left for Salemvlile yester­ day. Mrs Fannie thrown is visiting friends in La using. . Alien,Grigsby is visiting friends in Allegau this week. Judge Robinson was in Nashville on ■Duslness Monday. Mrs. Jas. Clark of Itblca Is visiting friends in the city, Mias. Nellie Slringbatn of Battle Creek is vtaitiilg iu the city. The Misses Myrtle and Violet Grigsby are visiting In Alamo. fjl’rof. Eugene Davenport, pt Woodland Was in the city Thursday. Miss Gertrude'Stebbins Is taking In the sights at tbe World’s fair. **TMtas Kittle Beadle of Grand Rapids ,sj>.;iit Sunday in the city. Mrs. L. Gould, of Grand Rapids, visited frit nds in the city Saturday. .Miss Louis Luuib, of Charlotte, vial ted Charlie Beamer hat rented the Messer building*where the City bank was former­ friends It) this city last week. ly located and will soon have a large - sup­ Fred Koberiy, of Grand Rapids, visited ply of luk luscious peaches for rale. Those relatives In the city last week. who bavo used peaches from Mr'B's farm Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gilpin, of Battle preu-MHicr Uiem better than those raised on .Mic'fake shore for the Reason that they Creek, were in the city last week. •re Jrfnugbi fare frexher, ;pteked riper and llev. W. W. Taylor has returned from not l.ru|^l so mufh in transit. u iu-veral weeks visit nt Saugatuck. Yoa wdl always Hud atis E. Phillips a ’ Frank Balch of Kalamazoo was calling full line of the very best itaple and fanc.y on old friends In the city yesterday. gtvy.nrv Notwithstanding tho quiet times Miss Paul Lewis, of Buffalo. N. Is hk'trade luo held up remarkably well. Thia ia owing to the fnct that he keeps up visiting J. M. McElwain and family. tbe same high standard* .in his bnslne-s . Burt Brum left for his .home In the good goods’ftiid-low prices. Call and see vicinity of Nashvftle Friday morning. felm wtodf ih need of any goods in his • Judge and Mrs. Clement Smith, Sherlle line? ItocaiV surely meet your wants. and Doh returned Friday from Bay View. It ia aai<l that dancing makes girls’ feet John Beamer, of Grand Rapids, was brtgv. It 1s also said that Ice cream produce* freckles. Doctors are of the visiting old friends in tbe city Thursday. cplnlan lbat hanging: on tho front gate Eugene Ilarthora, of Orangeville, and •inkes rheumatism. The chewing of gum J. W. Earl, of Prairieville, were in the distorts the mouth. Playing the piano city Thursday. destroys the lieauty of tho hand, and Catherine Brunson of Big Rapids re­ WMhihg dishes causes chaps to come— to propose; There you have It, girls: turned home yesterday after a few days visit In the city. take ydnr choice. To night-al midnight the law permitting the catching of trout runs out The •trvHQS hereabouts are becoming fairly well supplied with this gamey fish, and •nyoau found violating the provisions of this taw uhioald be severely dealt with. Every effort possible should be made to tnairitaiu this fish and encourage their growth :ai much a> possible. Spring brooks not now supplied with front should have U iut planted in them, which can be •btaUn-d from the state fish hatchery. ’ Neal Sunday Rev W. M. Puffer will Lave completed, his five yedrs pastorate in tlijs oRy. During, his sendee here Rev. Bujri has proven himself a very thorough aud profound student in tbe field of the­ ology aud has given his church attendants, the beiiefitfcff very able sermons. There isi • demand for'those of hid attainments and progretstre nature In more yrrominent, Odds than Hastings. He 'wilf bear tbei highest regards of his friends And the reapcct uf ail with him wherever he is called. Mrs. Chas Kline, formerly qf this city, but now residing in. Jackson, visited In thl.*t city last week. The Misses Fannie and Florence Lees nave returned to Whatcom, Washington, where they will tench school the coming year. * ' Mbs Sarah Horton has excepted a posi­ tion with an establishment In Springfield, Ill. and will be glad to welcome all who happen to visit that city. There will be a musicale held at the home nf Mrs R. J. Hendershott on Friday evening Sep. 8tb at 7-30 odock. The en­ tertainment wi|l be tinder the directions of Mesdames Hendershott, Carrie Goodyear and Misses Messer and Pendergast consisting of vocal solos rendered by Mrs Hendershott nnd Miss Messer, instrumental music by Miss Pendergast Miss Mae Herrington,will give some fine exhibitions of banjo playing while RevMr. Belcher of Philadelphia has kindly consented to give one bf his enjoyable readings front . Dlck<-ns, and Mrs Donahue so well and favor­ ably- known here, will favor tho audience with one of her well chosen recitations. After the program light refreshments will Ire served. This entertainment is in the interest of the Episcopal Church and we trust tbe music loving people ot the city all of whbm are cordially invited will be present Admission fee twenty five cents. The forger at Cloverdale who recently * fleeced Myton Cbamberlalniout of over 850 ' on the worthless check deal, has evidently beca gL'UIng iu his Work elsewhere. Tbe' bank at Sparta, upon which the worthless' cheek was drawn recently received another had chack from the same party or parties for SlSO. Thursday last a man was caught tn Parma. Mleh. trying to work the poor cheek business. It w« thought at first that lie was tbe same man that operated In Cloverdale, but from.descriptions received The invincible Nashville team played ft ia certain that he is not the trfnn. Lhe home team a game of ball Tuesday p. , («nst evening al the Eplacooal church m., thekcore standing 25 to 38 In favor of HasUpgs, and errors being a great deal occurred the marriage of Mr. Sidney Crowr-4) to Miss Eia Downing, Rev. Tay- more frequent than scores. The return ■ lor pnrfomiing the ceremonies. The game will be played Friday at Nashville. groom is one of our prominent young men Frank Cole umpired tho game and did very and is highly esteemed among hla friends. well. Tbe Nashville boys conducted them­ Thebrhto holds a high place In the ■ocial selves In a very gentlemanly way. but we circles tn which she moves, end the regret to say that several of the local teqm friends of the happy couple wish them un­ made things very unpleasant for spectators . bounded* happiness and prosperity in* the by their incessant kicking and complain­ journey of life After the church services ing. From them tbe small boys In the a reception for the relatives was held at crowd—and we regret to say some of the tbe residence of Mrs. Atkins on Broadway. large ones—took lhe cue and tbe result was a constant uproar. These unpleasant The brass ring swindler Is now operat­ artd disagreeable features^khouid De elim­ ing among lhe farmers. lie calls at a inated from tbe game, and the home team Imjusu and asks for a drink or some food. should either do it or quit playing. Base Aa he turns to go away he stoops and ball lit an excellent sport, but there Is no picks a heavy ring out of tbe dirt or grass. occasion for such kicking as was witness­ He naturally inquires If any member of ed Tuesday. Hastings has some excellent tbe family baa lost a ring and calls attent­ timber for a fine ball team, and with more ion to the fad that It is marked “18 K.” practice will make a splendid showing. County and ex-county offilclala will noon ODtljr it 13 worth from 110 tot 12, and ho play a game of ball with city and. ex-city generally gets from 8! to 83 for it. The officials. The date will not be announced ring is brass washed with gold, and costa until word has been re-elved from the car load of arnica aud court plaster that has As a special premium for the fair Secre­ been ordered for the occasion. LATER— tary J. M. Bauer has just received a prize the consignment has been beard from .m l «cb<dsrtbip certificate, valued at 340 and will arrive in tbe city Saturday evening cuUtliag tbe one to whom It is awrrded by a special train. Judge Smith who will to tiro years tuition In any department of tgke an active part has commenced active Wheaton College, except music and art training.with a determination to do or die, departmmiU. This certificate Is valid he hasn't fully made np hla mind vei until tisefi. It Is to be awarded for excel­ which It will be. Col. Hogle who will lence In oratory. This Is certainly an ex­ atrive to uphold the city’s honor on the cellent opportunity-for Mme bright young diamond, commenced lakt evening to make man to secure a prixe that will be of great boef tea an excluaive diet. The county benefit to him. and should bring fotib a officials will BelpoV’tbeirnTne.from among good many contestants Such a contest the following;—Hale Kenynnl Jas McKivwill also bo a good drawing card for th ■ elf, Chas Jordan. John Naglar, P. T. Colgrove. Judge Smith. W. O. Lowden, A. E. fair. Kvna-ton. C. W. Ariustrong. W. H. Tlx, Michigan Central will until Septem­ Poweis, W. D. Hayes. Tbe city team will ber 101b sell round trip tourists tickets, be sei. cted from the following;—D. IV llndted lo return not later than October ltayn< lda, Ed Holbrook. F. L. Heath. A. 31st at the followlug low rates: McCoy, M. L. Cook, E. Y. Hogle. W. H. Traverse City, Mich.. Miller, J. M. Bessiuer, W. F Hicks, E*> Bay View ) Sent* and A. E. Renkea. The game win 8.95 Petoskey J................. be called as stain as possible after dinner Harbor Springs, Mich 0.20 •.o as io allow the game to be finished be­ Mackinaw Ch v. ” . lO.Sf' fore dark, and will lie vlayed on the fair Mackinac Island, ” . grottnd. Accident insurance is at a prem­ Elk Rsplds " . ium now. Charlevoix ” . 8.9ft Next to a mi.n*d family and baalnnuOttawa Beaeli ” . nothing thould stand nearer to his heart C R. Osbokk. ■han the town in which he Ilves. It la Aft. Hn* plnco where he wins his competence hhI e«‘uca'ea his children. He wants to' Tho editor of the Mancelona Herald-hlt* make lt a< popular, as thrifty, nnd athe nail on the head in the following: •• r<> widrlj known as possible; he cannot af­ run a newspaper without occaslormlh ford lo b- indifferent to anything whirlhaving an item that is untrue. nr giv»> erthera these ends. It can be said that a offence, is like running a nt I tread with­ own that la not worthy of the devotions out having smaehupa nr accidents. It mn'i >r its citizens In making It widely known be done. No man in the world In «•> ||k»iv •nd gnatly propernus is a town in whtei to be imposed upon nn editor of n n>-w. *» In 'not worth while to live at-all. D paper, if therefore, kind render yon ft»>» •lie!: n town ta worth anything It is worth , youraelf aggrieved br h stat-w lit In your •hr full ineaaore nf ourjtrvmlon. wh-iln-r how? paper, (|mwjCht- !n Ar revive any ImdkrdlatH dividend In hnnlf lU l___ . . . . . dollars anil cents, «H-^vhrthrr we merrli lake our ah ire of thw eotnnmn lienefita ae■tirrtad to lhe cotumtmiy. We may yr- tlirlr IN BONANZA DAYS. with people wtium they like. It would be better to “movt out” There are many who live off of a community and coi tribute nothing to It. They oppose churc , f tate Timas hax* chamred on lhe wMlora which dope ot the Rocky moontaln. .looo and school and everything else in which they cannot lead or make a profit opt of tho dav when Philip Dldoahetaer, then tearing down wllhont the ability pr dis­ Bupcrinteodcnt of the Ophir position to build. They never give any­ boorht a acalakin overcoat and paid thing better than a community may hove, and Id their fault finding, opposite, and 11 ooo for it Financial darkneaa baa indifference, they discourage and crush nettled on the region where at one time men holding poaltiona .Imllar to out what could lx* made more proi peroin* | If they expended half the effort in trying tbe one named drew ell tho to build up as they do in discouragii g im­ tl.ooo to St.000 .alary per month. Phen nobody was more pnaperona then the provements. men who dog gold end allver from the TEACHERS' IN6TITUTE! irround In Nevada, bat now tbe aumrait of Mount Davldaon la occupied by Maulfcatml. tho lean kpirlt of .amnomy- Halariea Teacher iravuci ’sn institute tux.uu.u If now ...... in ... sriwi — —-to-the ucliixd house and h very success ul lu muat be Uaalied and all other expenajw . .. work> vedoccl. aaya tbe San Frnndeeo call. attendance and interest taken tn the School taaefrUig has comp to be rej arded When Mr. IHdeahelmer waa bowdmj operation, at Virgin la City he waapald as every occupulon onght to be. and those .. teachert* receive the best positions w 10 do from SI,WO to fe.poo a month for hla tin* best work and show a disposlW >n to aerrlcea, and he. like lhe other aaperimprove themselves in every possible Intendenta. could afford to apeml lavThose teachers who work along In th: lahly. One of tho drat aupenntendenta, rut and make iu» attempts to get out. are Mr. Palmer, who bad charge of llphir, being relegated to the rear, as they ought to be. The law lias taken e<rgtiiza!ipe of bad an annual salary -of 825,000 the vnit benefits to be received from /..... fur several years, and none of instituted, and makes a good nllowasee to them rcocived lcb-'> than 81,000 a teachers who have to clo*e their s hoojs month. The other day the salary attend, but the allowance Isn’t as muchu of Superintendent Keating, of tbe as it ought to be. Too • much enco rage- Savage mine, who ia ode of the oldest ment cannot be given teachers, UpOU •■ •• and most experienced mining men on whom much depends for the future. the coast, was cut down from MOO to Another thing that we are very gli d t'» $200 a month, und the other superin­ see introduced in our schools, and lb it Js tendents will naturally have to come physical .exerclsex. Too much c mnol be said ini favor of It• One of the >a Idest to the same terms. William H. Patton, commentaries upon our present systr»n of who was suiwrintcndient of Conaolieducation is to see the thousand* of 3JOtltlg. dated Virginia and a few other mines, men who leave otir colleges nnd un ver- received altogether from 81.250 to Sir silica with their heads crammed full < f the 500 a month for years. Charles Strong, “ologiea” and ••Isms' but cnmpletely ihat- of the Gould <fc Curry; Hunk Smith, of ........................ no----------constitute i to the Belcher; Mr. OsbisUm. who was tercd in health. With ---------back them up, they are totally unil. to employed by the Gould <fc Curry, und follow any pursuit In which it will be other men long enjooed a salary of possible for them to put to practice lc ad­ 313,000 a year. Whcn.the big Gould <fc vantage any of tho theorles« with w hlch Curry mill was built the company gave they are literally honey-combed. On > of he greatest advanoetoenta in corn non­ Mr. Strong a present of 810,000 as an sense education w.ls when tbe plan I *was extra mark of appreciation for his services us superintendent introduced compelling scholars and dents to take certain courses In phiThat mill was another example of culture. This doeVnt mean that biiiwn the free manner in which cash was dis­ should be Cultivated to the exclusion of bursed when the glory of the mines the brain, as may be inferred Is done In was at its height. Over eighty mills wtna institutions of learning, nor iChat were running around Virginia City at every student Is to be fitted for lhe ring. But a happy medium should be sought for that time—the year 1863—and when so that upon completion of the course! lu they^first began the charge they made school or college the graduate will Have was *330 a ton. There was a sudden drop to oio $15 a ton before und inco then Aomethlng more than a dyspeptic, broken i arop oerere long, auu down slow gradually the price earnodown 81 a ton ciuwn constitution contHiiuuun and anti a diploma uipiouia to co muw for his outlay. To ta* sure a diploma} ' ’ 'Is at a time until the present rate of $0 a a nice thine,to look at. but It. alone won’t ton (ST a ton iu some mills) was reached. bring bread dud butter, and certainly ran Even this rate is deemed too high now not stand for much if its attainment Ims’ on account of Use depressed condition Mpped Um lomrtltullon of health, xtreujth. o( th(. mlnc •”d It I. »ltl. the jre.te.t iff y ( d pleasure that we notice that a course In , J physical culture has been Introduced a: HONEY FROM FRUITS. tbe teachers institute tills year, along wt'n ' the other courses, and hope abno late da; to j see physical education’given a proniin'nti place in all colleges and city.schools. I Nectar in flowers is not honey, says ’ a writer in Meehan’s Monthly. This NEIGHBORING COUNTIES . k gathered trathoro,! hr tnnmn rtftbag The Kalamazoo Telegraph has this I | to 1 nortar nectar Iis by thn the tongue of the say of the man who Is traveling throuk* -■ • • is ■ called ..... j;l: bee and enters what the. Hie countrj' with livery rigs that he nev :r • ■ honey bag. from which it is regurgireturns und never--pays for: “C.-----C. — Rob »• ' trrted by the bee on its return to the -----------son or Robins, as he seems to go by Ik th hive aud depositcri in the honey celt names, who drove druve Fuller’s team to tn dri, E„n then it u thin and watery. and •nd left them last week, had given t’ n does not become really honey until the horses • hard drive, the distance beii g , fifty-two miles. Robinson had a wont n ; watery parts have evaporated. In col­ with him. nnd after leaving the team nt a lecting the sweets the bees do not con­ livery stable with directions that they m> j fine themselves wholly to tho flower*. cared for. tire pair skipped to Benton Hat- | - rparagraph ___ „,-_r_________ The writer of this has for bor, Il Is Mhpnght, nnd took n Imw.i f >r a next neighbor aprofessional bee Chicago. It is thought by the officers lie• ei- 1 keeper, whose whose bees bees depend depeud almost that Robinson Was the man who workr <1 wholly on the flowers viiufrom writcr'a the writer's «<■ nim-n.m X,n.. «( U. anC. ,'ow , gankn- that is to say. there xro lew . — —— .—.-KJ.,.. virvj, notice VO I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some price. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I will still buy and sell second hand goods apd do uphol­ stering and repairing. Don’t Jefferson St. Furniture Store. Dr. Q. W. LOW. Assest in ruining your eyesight but, have your eyes -examined and fit­ ted with glasses by A LOT OF second Hand School BOOKS ’ SIGN OF THE ELEPHANT. WANTED! Oil Niles Saturday evening with the rig. I which the bees can collect their ma­ At 8.15 A. M. Thursday las’ three cn - terial. Unfortunately for him they ti-r ntlmeo .t Biffle Cnel. are nol „ „ e „flowqr, but not satisfied wn with the A. 11.4-j A. M. the advance pigeon laudel clrrv th« frnti In Sarnia. Ontario. . 07 Iu”’ fru*1’ ; most impossible in raspberry time to SNAKE CHARMING. get enough from his garden to make a i respectable dish for the tea table-,-uearA Talk About thr Art and it« i>auKera by ly every' bcrTy h sucked to pieces beI * : fore it is absolutely ripe. It is the eharmlne-1... l^.^m-------------*n “Snake charming has become a com­ w)lh ,be mon thing nowadays,’’ said a profcsJ cure them from the ravages of the bees they have to “ be ”• protected by "y paper paper -j bags. Last sessGu, aud for the first ot not bonwell. m »hap. -and the> time, they have have been been found found to carry rare. time, they danger about the work is just sufficient« away peaches also. from the puncture of thecurcullo. The curculio frequently cute the akin without depositing the egg, and .this aiugk break may be borne along without iujury to the peach, permitting it to ripen. It is possible that they get a these fangs have been extracted. They first entrance here. At any rate, cer­ seem to lose their pride and 'ferocity, tain it Is that before the peach is fairly nnd they will try to sneak away rather : ripe little is left of the peach but the than to offer defiance. I have known stone. Other fruit growers likewise the fiercest diamond-back ever brought complain of the ravages of the bees. from Florida to cool down as taiu^ as a’ Bee keepers contend that this cannot lamb when the poison fang was token be; that the bee is incapable of per­ forating tha fruit. This may or may ouL Most of the snakes handled by "h“ P-rfofUoM charmers on the stage ore harmless so far aa poisoning anyone is concerned. might exlht before tho bee. dleooeored It should be a crime, too, to let those them would not Injure the fruit. The i following up of thia bj the bee. I» Jut with the fangs in be exhibited. “What are the secrets of snake > ubnd u If they mode the original charming? Oh, well, they are simple perforations for themselves. —simpler than most people imagine. | IntaUlgance of Birds. In the first place the snake has to be I. It U certain tb«t ,11 creature. on the handled gorged with food so that It is dreert show remarkable inUllireuoe sleepy and quiet Then it is drugged ao that its senses are dazed and quiet end how they acquire their Inform? Sometimes they are put in boxes con­ lion U decidedly a parxle. .Sappore, taining ice and the cold puts them Into foe example, .li.lt, reed hi .own The a s(Smi-torpidcondition. In eitbercase place may not hare a bled about the the snake is very gentle and only half <Uy before the reed 1. put In, but next In possession of its senses. Then tlie Uy a cloud of then, will doreend upon anake charmer uses certain motions in handling the reptile, and by dint of They do their work thorouithly end dexterity and strength the snake is easi­ with pralreworthy industry. PolL.e<i ly passed from hand to hand pnd allowed "‘‘“‘will'cheek the entire removal of xut the “P*rro" U never de to coll its slimy lengths over arms, legs d“U>’ thou«h there are Mm. and body. The exhibitor, however, » must be constantly on tlie alert. When whoalHrm. few dead sparrow, will the snake becomes too lively it is time have a chastening influence upon the to replace it In the box. The hand rest. must always grasp it at certain places Reltgloua Iznpoatoni. where the head cau be guided and held Not fewer than four false Christa are from the body. This is the hardest nontioned ulnta, appeared b«twMn thing the charmer has to learn, but it 1814 “* 188S. amonxr them comes with practice. If handling a &>bbathla Zebl, thegreatertof all tbe reptile with the poisonous fangs in one many Jewhh pretender. Zebl made must be strong and in perfect health. • groat nolxe |n tha religion, wnry Any nervousness or temerity might Impoaing hlinaeM upon the Jew* — cost him his life. The grasp and king ot the klnga ot the earth.” He movementa must be precise and ac­ *rw<l hi, hand at converting the curate.JThcre is no room for hesitancy ‘b **’ed lrom bria» or uncertainty, and the strain on one’s bj polaonoo, urom by ' system during the performance is -ra*ffbff lelatnixtn and agreeing to 1*. great The eharmcr ia really toying bor (or that taffb. at th£7thfe thxi ; with death—and death in one of its one was - kith. . most horrible forms." possible to charm, or rather drug some1 1 species of snakes so that they can al­ ways' be depended upon. They are a1 • treacherous set, and more so when t hey have the poisonous fangs in their mouth. They know right away when , Tfa ing SAW LOGS. I will pay Cash for a good lot of naw log?. I also do CUSTOM SAWINC - P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. J. L WILKINS, AGT Qoob 5noE5 «t fl Low P’ KE. That’s what everybody is looking for now days, and everybody that comes into my store find just what they want. The times are close and one dollar does the same work now that two dollars used to do. SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE Soon and you will want some shoes for tie children. I have a full line and can suit ybu. ■ -id you ever try a pair of the Baldwin shoes, '■ Ross, Levis & Pifers? They can’t be *ten. Always call on me befige buying •'Jts, shpes or anything in that line. F. Q. STOWELL. 1 D � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-09-07.pdf e32c2f2a2098a59aee7f00a60485ccc7 PDF Text Text The best Adwrtisingmcdiwnin Bae yy County. Hastings Banner. Hastings, mich., September 7.1893. WHOLE Np. 1995 VOL. xxxvin. NO. 19 Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK. BBO8.. hjihtikgh, bich. COUNTY’ NEWS. Carlton. 5H0C DRILL 1 .(^DOWAG I A C . Rufus Vester and family, left Carlton Tuesday morning for Battle ^Creek—Elder Vnndursoo of Lowell was In Carlton Mon­ day—Miss Cooley of N. Y. is visiting her sister Mrs. II. A. Nichols—Silas Endsley came near losing house, barn and grain last Wednesday while Mr. S. Culburt was | threshing there. The fire was discovered in time to prevent a heavy loss to both parties—Rufus Hosmer took In the ex­ cursion from Lake Odessa to Grand Rapids last Monday—The past week has been a smoky week In Carlton and some fire wlth-all. Last Thursday M. Ragler was threshing on Dr. A. J. Wrights’ farm when a stack of grain took fire and In a few moments grain and seperator were in ashes, it Is estimated that 140 bushels of grain were burned. Mr. Swank pul the wheat in on shares. There was no Insur­ a -ce on the machine—Mr. Glasgow intends to move to Woodland this fall -Cutting corn and pulling beans are in order. SHOE DRILL - Is the Very best drill made. It has reached the perfection to be attained after 21 years’ experience in its manufacture, while 'other drills have been made but a year or two, If you need a drill don't think of buying one without calling at my store. IRA VAN VALKENBURGH, LEADING HARDWARE. DEALER IN BARRY COUNTY GOME RAGGED! £‘51 Be reiiiGinhcrGd I’he most ragged man at the fair will re­ In that I don’t go throthecountiy ‘hen-peck­ ing” the life out of you trying to sell you some­ thing yon don’t want or need, bnt when you are in want of anything 'in my line such as ceive from us a pair of good shoes, the retail value of which will not beTess than $2.50. RAGS o" NO RAGS RICH CLOTHES’" POOR CLOTHES. ALL GET THEIR MONEY’S WORTH you. ------ ———...w.,.,. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Lumber Wagons, Buggies, Flows. Drills, and Spring Tooth Harrows. It will be money in your pocket to give me a call, Call and see us and we will make it pay • ONE PRICE WOOLLEY & BR2N50N SHOE DEALERS. JesseTownsent If you intend going to SCHOOL You will need books Baby Carriages At Cost At McCoy’s For 30 Days We aim to keep EVERYTHING In the line of School Books, Slates, Tablets, etc. w. M. Q000YE4R Ths Modern Dbvgoist. *i;: ...^ . x.:. ...» „ 1, Mrs. Ijing has a 'sick, horse at present— N. Clemens' new addition to his house Is progressing finely—P. G. Heney Is a very little better—Let us rejoice at the glad tidings. Dr. VanHorn says be will not leave us, but will stay In our midst—Mrs. C. lister writes home tha’t her health Is a very little-better and thinks she will re­ main with her sister a few weeks longer— The net proceeds of the social held at Dr. : Van Hom's last Friday evenins amounted 1 to 86.00—Everybody Is excited over the rail road again as the route was Purveyed again last week—Mrs. A. E. Durfee, ac­ companied her daughter'Uattie on her way home ns far as Kalamazoo where she will visit relatives. Assyria. on the docket—It is reported that the ault of H. C. Carpenter A Son vs Lydlus Dur­ kee will be settled—The case of the people vs Jay Stridden will be tried In Justice Velte's court on Wednesday—S. C. Wodett and wife, of Alto, are spending a few days in town on business—Lake Odessa Is determined to have good streets without taxing their own citizens. They have ar­ rested several Woodland boys during the past week and proposes to make them do­ nate to their street fund—it I* reported that the creamery will not be located in­ side of the corporation unless the council will vote them ten years free of corporation tax. If the creamery Is to be favored to that extent we think that the elevator and roller mill should not be forgotten. If the cteamery wishes to locate outside the cor­ poration to escape taxation they will be de­ prived of telephone advantages and be compelled to cart all of their productions nearly a mile to get to the depot—Cora Rowleader commenced school In the Enber Dirt. on Monday—Our village school commenced Monday—Onr village Is mak­ ing arrangements to procure fire protection. If a fire should get a start in our village nothing could save our business center as we have nothing in the shape of fire protection not even ladders and buckets nor a single cistern. Give us fire protection—Several from our village went to Grand Rapids on Monday—Uncle Schantz is on the sick list. , ■ Dr. Powers has bls office now in a room at the hotel—Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Abbey, a 7J< lb. girl, Aug. 31—Mrs. Jay Prescott and children of Marshall arc visiting her parents Jerome Frost and wife—Mrs. Chas. Southwell 1* entertaining a cousin. Miss Mabel Long from Marshall —Fon Davis Is visiting bls folks. Dan Davis and wife—Chas. Curtis and Mrs. Eveline lx)ve, of Rome Center, visited at Will Seger's and O. W. Crofoot’s last week—Several from this place attended the Labor Day at Battfe Creek Monday— Polly Scott, of Battle Creek, Is visiting her aunt. Mis. D. Seott—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neale, of Battle Creek, were guests of C. W. Gage and wife Sunday—Mr. and Mrs Cloverdale. Harry Spinney, of Galesburg were at C. Your type made me say last week that Johnstown nn<l Barry. W. Tompkins' visiting last week—Matle Miss Clara Russell ot Battle Creek is Stilts, ot Lacey, Is staying at A. W. Wil­ Jennie Fox was 13 years 9 months old, it should have read 8 years 9 months—Min spending a tew days with friends bore— cox’s. Nellie 1’ennol Ison the sick list—Mrs H. Miss Lizzie Whitby Is on the sick list— Petiuol has been sick—Mrs A. 1’ennol is Cornelia Sunlain who lias been very sick MUo the guest of her parents—John and Will for the past four weeks is failing very fast, Drouth continues—Cool nights and her sister Mrs. Norwood of Delton is help­ warm days—Corn cutting is general. Ryan have gone to the World's Fair—Mrs . ing care for her—Mabel Roxabeck com­ Grasshoppers eating corn blades and clov­ Lester Beckstrr was the guest of her bro­ menced school in your cltv this week—Mr. er leaves—Fallows in fine condition when thers last week—The Misses McGrail of Dell Russell Is building a granarv—F. the time comes. (20th ult)—Mrs. Addison Kalamazoo were guests at James Ryan’s Terpenlng of Gun Marsh visited at Mr. Spaulding and her sister Miss Woodward last week—A large number from here at­ Ro^inqp'a one day last week—Services at met with a severe accident last Friday. tended the Saint's campmeeting last Sun­ _________________ the sc\uol house every Sunday al i p. in They were taking a ride and when near day. Harvey Williams' their horse took fright A WAR INCIDENT. Baafield. at some stumps drawn from the field and L. C. Edmund* and daughter Nellie re­ Old Commodore's Hrief Bat Eloqaant turned from the World's fair last Thurs­ piled by the side of the road. “Jim the Epitaph on HU Only Bon. day eve and report a very pleasant time. staid family horse," not accustomed to The rwcent death of Rear Admiral Gen. Bird and family of Johnstown went aucb sights, took fright and turned around Mclanchthon Smith, U. S. N-, recalls tipping the carriage over with the two on the same trip and the two parties met onr day at Lincoln Park while viewing the in the top, the horse falling at the same an incident of the rebellion which has animals and a pleasant time they had— time. Help from Mr. Williams’ came to found its way into print before, but Mrs. which has long been forgotten, says Charles McKinzey was taken very sick their aid and extricated them. Saturday eve with the disenlary—Nellie Spalding securing scratches on her face the New York Tribune. It relates to Edmonds wm attacked last Saturday with and a stiff neck. Miss Woodward falling a namesake and relative of the de­ a very hard sore throat— lxx>k out for the on her right shoulder and supposed her ceased, Commodore J. Smith, for many old Bullgine. Jerry Boynton Is taking a shoulder was out of Joint. Dr. McLeay years chief of the bureau of yards and survey front Dowling to Bedford by the was called and pronounced such was not docks. way of Banfield and landed last Saturday the fact, but a severe strain of the muscles The news of the Merrimac's arrival night on Henry Wlckwire’a farm. Whoop! of the shoulder—Eugene Harhom Is draw­ in Hampton Roads and of her first day’s Whoop! How’s that for a railroad?— ing bailed hay to Milo for $10 per ton— fight before she met the Monitor J. K. Flower and father went to Kalamazoo Frank Doley anti fatally were visiting reached Waohlngton on a Sunday friends In Hastings last Saturday and Sun­ Saturday, also the Misses Lena and Mina 1 day—Our Pastor goes this week Tuesday Garrett, Mrs. Woodard and daughter atternoon. The telegram was brief, Frankie, W. C. Towne and wife, and M. but explicit. The rebel Ironclad was to Conference at Grand Rapids—Our past­ Johnson —School at Milo cijurfnences the in complete control of the Roads. Mes­ or preached his farewell sermon of the year last Sunday and the subject was 4th, with Mr. Thorp as teacher—Emmet sengers were hastily dispatched, sum­ “Two Old Shoes." and it held the atten- Fennels commences his school the 4th in moning, the chiefs of bureaus to a Jion of everyone in the bouse—Elbert Ed­ Dfst. No 4 aud Miss Mina Garrett in school 1 council at the navy department? One monds and Rowley Powers put down a Disk 7—Eva Flower returned home Sat­ of these messengers sent in search of drive well on the line between them last urday from Chicago—Sixteen pioneers Commodore Smith found that officer on week aud they struck a good bed of water look train to attend the pioneer meeting his way home from church, and he 49 feet from the surface—Clarence Iden in your city 31st Inst. knew that the commodore's only son has been having a very severe sore throat Johnstown. was first lieutenant of the Ill-fated and Is not over It at this writing—Pat lx*e To day, Monday, Labor-day might be C ongress. went to church last Sunday and was look* more appropriately termed play-day. The •'Commodre.” said the man. “there ia healthier than he ha* for a long lime— unemployed laborers with their families Lidia McKinzey nt this writing is very ought to bead the processions in all our bad news from Hampton Roads. The Merrimac has come down from Nor­ sick with the bloody disentary. large cities—Robert Aslidon is working I folk. the Minnesota and Roanoke are for John McKenzie—The Surveyors for a disabled, the Cumberland sunk, and Birt Smith and wife were at the hub route for the M. C.B. R. from Battle Creek the Congress is on fire and has sur­ to Hastinfe arc In trie vicinity of Banfield Wednesday—The East Castleton U. B. today—Mrs Wm Keamey visited her nld rendered." church Sunday school and the Hafner home Sunday—Chas Nichols and wife "Surrendered? The Congress has Sunday school had a picnic at Thornapple hauled down her colors?" repeated the Saturday—Owing to the dry weather farm­ spent labor-day fishing—J. J7 Fish and commodore. And, as the messenger family called on friends at the lake:Sunday ers will delay sowing wheat for some time —The severe drouth still continues and confirmed his words. “Then my sop —Birt Smith has gone Into the drovers Joe is dead," raid the commodore, boniness. He will ship a car of hogs to | many farmers are cutting their corn. simply—and that was all. Buffalo Tuesday—Several farmers have Nashville, There hare been longer-winded epi­ cut their corn owing to the dry weather— Mr and Mrs Len Felghner spent Sunday l^wls Lockhart spent Sunday at Carlton at Hastings—Miss Emma Barber is at taphs. many of them, but not every fa­ Center—Homer Evett comes Io the front Jackson and Detroit this week getting ther could be so sure of his son’s char­ with a new carriage. styles and buying goods—L. C. Felghner acter as to honor his memory before re­ and family of Woodland spent Sunday at ceiving the news of his death with Orangeville. L. S. Putman's—A. H. Smith, Al Weber, such a tribute as that. “Joe” was in­ “Jack Frost" was In this vicinity last Geo Selleck and Irving Bolton started deed dead, as modest and u brave a week—Miss Minnie Wardell attended the down the river Monday in a row boat man as ever drew sword in a good teachers Institute at Hastings last week. bound for Lake Michigan—Mr and Mrs cause. Peace be to him and to those During her absence the interior of the H. C, Zuchnltt, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Banka school house was repainted and the roof and Miss Ednah Truman are nt the White who fell with him! They did their shingled—F. E. Fish of Allegan spent Sun­ City this week—L. W. Felghner was at best—they served. day wlUi his father—1. J, Creasy of Hast­ Grand Rapids Saturday—Mr and Mrs A CENSUS OF INSECTS. ings visited friends here the first of the H. W. Walratb are the guests of his par­ week—Miss Kate Coykendali of Middle­ ents here—Miss Della Brumm of Grand Two Handred Thousand Specie* Known ville is visiting friends here—Maurice Ledgw has purchased MIm Nichols stock and Over a Million' tn Exlstanoe. England Is taking a trip north—Misses ■of goods and will continue the business In The great majority of persons have Janet Beattie and Kate Coykendali were this place—Buel and White’s shoe shop no idea of the numerous and singular guests of Mrs Fred England of Martin last was broken into Monday night bnt as the forms of insects, ’writes W. J. Fox in Saturday and Sunday— E. M. Baron is rascals were unable to get into the store the Popular Science Monthly. They visiting relatives at Grand Rapids—Miss left empty handed—At H. R. Dickinson’s arc called “bugs" by most people, yet Mary COIe goes to Plainwell tbe last of the residence Wednesday evening Sept flth week to work at dressmaking with Mrs 1893. Miss Kate Dickinson and Mr B. B. not one-tenth of their number are Bert Howard—The school meeting Mon­ Wilcox ot Detroit were united in marriage. really bugs. These latter ore classed day evening was well attended and a gen­ Here is the best wishes of many friends. by themselves and are Called Hemiptera. Beetles are not bugs, being to­ eral good lime enjoyed by nil present— tally different things, and form what Some of the people here can see plainer DattOn. by about two dollars than they could before Camp meeting In Mrs Simpsons grove arc known as the Caleoptera* which the eye doctor made them a call though all this week—Miss Minnie, Polley and means sheath-wing, because of the the medicine that was to Improve their eye Miss Ada Williams started for the World's two large plates on the bock that cover sight so much has as yet failed to put In fair Wednesday—Dr Sackett was In Kal­ the true wings, which consist ’of thin an appearance. amazoo Thursday—Dr Scribner was at the memwanc. These covers are called County seat Thursday—Marion Davenport elytra. The butterflies and moths Yankee Springs. Sundayed at Cloverdale—Wm. Pierce and form another one of these orders, being Not much news this week—Born to Mr son were at Battle Creek Thursday—Miss and Mrs F. E. Raymond Sept. 1st a 7 Nellie Pierce returned to her home in called Lepidoptcra, or scale wing, on Sund boy—Fred Williams had the mis- Greenfield Mass. last week after visiting account of the tiny scales with which -tune to have his house burned but sav­ her brother whom she had not seen for 13 the wings arc covered. No doubt many of the readers of this ed most of its contents which was Insured years-r-W. H. Chase Is buying wheat—W. —Miss Cora and Etta Williams were the Nichol* and wife of Howard Cltv are visit­ article have noticed the powdery sub­ guest of Miss Emma Raymond last Sun­ ing friends In and around Delton—Charles stance which comes off a butterfly or day—Corn catting scorns to be the order Cobb of Van Buren county is visiting moth on handling it These arc the of the day. as it Is too dry for the farmers friends near Cedar Cieek—Rev. J. C. scales, and should any reader possess to seed—School commenced Monday with Chase is attending conference In Grand a microscope and place the wing or Miss Pearl Bass at the desk. Rapids this week—Mrs McLean is visiting part of one under it I think he will be her mother Mrs Henry Robinson—James repaid for his trouble. The "dragon Banl died Sept. 4th at 8 P. M.—Mrs W. flics" and “devil’s needles'* farm the Miss Edith Latham If Nashville visited Chase and family are visiting, in Kalama­ order Neuroptera, which means vein­ friends In town last week—Quite a num­ zoo—C. B. Robinson and family started ber from here attended the teachers Insti­ for Detroit Tuesday—School commenced winged. So it is with the flics and the tute at Hastings—Peter Drummond has Monday with Prof. Gaskill as teacher—B. bees, wasps and ants, the flics being returned to Grand Rapids where he Is J. Robinson attended the Institute at called Diptcra—L e., two-winged—and clerking for Harvey and Heystek—Mrs Hastings last jareek—Mr Edgett and wife the bees, wasps and ants Hymcnoptera,, Milo Lehman of Chicago Js visiting her are visiting at the Thompson house—Ed i or membrane-wing. daughter Mrs Will Mullen—Miss Bertha Evans was in town over Sunday—Mrs. It will be probably be said by some Willis of Kalamazoo Is visiting friends in Skillman went to Augusta Saturday. that ants have no wings,.bnt this ia town—Mrs M. J. Ritchie ia vlaltlng her only the case with what arc called Woedlaad. daughters Mrs Chas. Smith and Mrs Geo. neuters or workers, the males and fe­ Mullen—The M. E. Sunday school held The creamery is an assured thing, all males being provided with wings. The tbelr piculo at Gull lake last Thursday— the stock being subscribed—Charles total number of different kinds of in­ Schoo! son.mencod last. Monday with Mrs Grozinger and David Warner went to Vaisects that are known at present is ovex Lizzie Wood as teacher. paraiso last Saturday where they expect to attend school until time to commence 300,000, of which beetles alone number their winter terms—Charles Reiner went 120,000-^Uiis being about twice as Hot and dry, accompanlsd by bard froat to Grand Rapids on Mooday where the tnany as all the other known animals It is estimated that the ■Re a number bare cut up their corn— expects to take a commercial course—C. together. he fanners here begin to think there McIntyre has the hay fever—Mrs. George actual number of different kinds of inm be BO wheat sowing done this fall— Fuller Is better—Several hot law salts are uvte in the world is over l.W.Wtt, �T’. Detroit mu for • .ulUble -pitch.' Md m f» Town l North of 'Mofneu 5 tn MTREIDBM GLASS Mr. Monk turned away, and. his horse into the avenue, closed the, ‘’’Hro.rofd tbehopiid hlmUhr InoooGrui Ripids. l-'B gate and remounted; but even then he wolrncM wo gMer^ly ta Sjof see 28, n ;o did not immediately depart, but re­ aeelodod »put-somo roodoldo nook OT rtl"., io rds 0 and w. also i; mained for some minutes seated in the outlying'common. Bnt Ihoro In the went nbeord*. s 10 rds. w saddle, scowling over at the encamp­ atunoUon In tbo coramn; It lutely ev«yn.lng Write for prices draw ^ectotora, „ it worn, . ment and * 28 .73 Thus occupied, bi* face and figure rery Bowe's of the earth. No ■“*«" Town 2 North Of set in the gloomy framework of the how desolate the place we hare chosen, PROBATE ORDER. wHofnwkof trees, he looked even more forbidding we hare scarcely made oot“>"» SUtc of Michigan. County of Barrv-„. sekex. 5 a । Ata acmIou of the 1’robatc court lor tne s fr of a fl H or than before. His face, though natural­ forUble when an audience £*«**•** ) .07 .19 Barry, holden st tbe Probate office. In ly handsome, was dark and tempestu­ and stragglers drop in, amazed and County**! th* City of Hasting", in said county, on Tuesous with passions, his eyes deep-set open-mouthed. I found it irksome at Sv the Kb day of September, in the year one eight hundred and ninety-three. and fierce, his clean-shaven jaw square flrat to paint m the open air, with a thousand •21 .» Present, Chart** W. Armstrong, Judge of and determined. For the rest, his black gaping crowd at my l*ck ri?me nuUtur of u» »uu of fuel A. ud hair, which was thickly mixed with audibly comment* on my work as 1 3» •13 .W A. Burton, minors. „ Iron gray, fell almost to his) shoulders, progressed; bat I soon got used to it. (•lara David A. Bowker. Guardian ot the above ! and his upper lip was covered with an and having discovered certain good named minora, comes Into court and repre­ .'fj sent* that be Is prepared to render bls final aCOaof w 4 of man looked in that direction, and saw, I iron gray mustache. •subjectsXhere and there among my nccount as such guardian and prays that a day ne M 10 50 about a quarter of a mile away, that I At last, as if satisfied with his scru- visitors, Iltake the publicity now as a nwKi rr out 10 KiO 4 4 *k botinilMi H E afternoon the highway entered a dark clump of tiny, Mr. Monk turned his. horse round matter of course. Even when busy In­ n by river. »■ by woodland. He nodded assent, and with a fierce jerk of the rein and rode side I am never astonished to see strange rrandennd w wax still very walked rapidly forward, while the cam- rapidly away in the shadow of the noses flattened against the window*— In tbe forenoon be assigned forth* hearing of by L a m p l ■ ■aid petition and that the heirs al law of said nan'" loud wood. strange faces peeping in at the door. ■leceasefi and all other persons Interested in w 4 of nw i., gray mist dfift- van followed, slowly in the rear. IN ■aid estate, ore required to appear at a session ne ft of nw 4 The human temperament accustoms St Ml Reaching the point where the wood ing from the •2 iideourt. then to be holden al the Probate ofitself to anything. When all is said flee. In the city of Hastings, in said County, and CHAPTER IL Irish channel, began, and entering the shadow of the and sailing trees, he soon found a spot well fitted L8AVMnon A YOUNG r.XNTLKMAN’N JOURNAL. and done, it is flattering to be an ob­ show cause, if any there be. why nrayer ot the petitioner may not be <4 ot nr 4 “Before setting forth on this mem­ ject of such public interest; and 1 do tbe 4 eastward over for his purpose. To the left the road granted/ And It l« further ordered, that 5 the low-lying widened out into a grassy patch of orable pilgrimage to nowhere, I bcllerc that, when I return t« oirl !>»• uld petitioner give notice to the person* c Ji Of n<* 4 to.cn friend of mine tion and find no one caring in the least interested In «ald estate, of the pendency of ........ _a certain ____________ gt island of An- common, adorned with one or two promised N W said petition and tbe hearing thereof by causing H *0 bushes of stunted brown, and stretched Id literary Bohemia to keep notes what I do, I shall miss the worldly trib­ a copy of this order to be published Id the Has 15 40 tings Bannkk, a newspaper printed and circuK ginning to seat- out a dusty arm, to touch a large white 1 of my adventures, with a view ute which is now my daily due. SMutnw>4 ot ” "I begin this record in the island of ter a thin, pen­ gate, which opened on agloomy, grass- ' of future publication, illustrated by Town North etrating drizzle grown avenue winding right through ■ m.v qwn brilliant sketches. I fear the Anglesea, where we have arrived after said day of bearing. n K of nw fl on the driver the heart of the .wood. The caravan, I promise was u rash one—firstly, be­ our fortnight’s wanderings in the more Judge of Probate. nw !l U ex 40 a of the caravan, coming slowly up, was soon placed in cause I am constitutionally lazy and mountainous district* of the mainland. on w aide [ To right and left of the hig’hway a snug position not far from the gate, ' averse to literary exertion, I and, scc- Anglesea, I am informed, is chiefly stretched a bleak and bare prospect of the horse was taken out and suffered ondly, because I have, as yet,' met with famous for its pigs and its wild ducks. marshland and moorland, closed to the to graze, while Tim, searching about, no adventure worth writing about. So far as I have yet explored it, I find w of .Michigan. County of Bj rrr-M. west by a sky of ever-deepening red­ soon found dry sticks and began to Not that I have altogether lost my it flat and desolate enough; but I have State The Circuit Court of the County ot Barry, In own educated in Irish landscapes, and ness, and relieved here and there by light a fire. Diving into the caravan, fli,-»t enthusiasm for the' idea. There been C In'thtTmaUor of the petition of tbe State *f Ijlack- clumps of stunted woodland. the young man emerged with a camp would be novelty in the title, at any | jon-t object to flatness when combined Michigan for the sale of certain lands for taxes - Here and there peeped a solitary farm­ stool, on Which he sot down, lighted a rate, ‘Cruises in a Caravan.' by Charles usMied thereon. fe of aw ‘4 22 On reading and filing th* petition of tbe Aud house, with outlying fields of swampy meerschaum pipe and began to smoke. Brinkley, with illustrations by the nu< ’4 Of 35 15.X1 15 .«i:» Hot General uf Um State of Mlchlgaa. pray­ greenness, where lean and spectral They could hear the rain faintly pat­ thor; photographic frontispiece, the ing for a decree Io favor of the stale of Michi­ tering in the boughs above them, bu t caravan, with Tim as large as life, cattle were lugubriously grazing; and gan. ngatnit each parcel of land therein de­ sertbed, for the amounts therein specified. ,10 •ver and anon came a glimpse of some the spot they had chosen was quite smirking self-consciously in delight at KuSSl 1» b. du. W Wire. IMWWI aud A having his picture, taken. My friend lonely lake or tarn, fringed all. round sheltered and dry. 10 charges on each such parcel of land, and that Thu fire‘soon blazed up. Entering' B----- han . promised to - find tue a pub. such lands be sold for the- amount* so claimed with thick sedges and dotted with byitt*ortered^thatssffpeUtlon will be brought •4 water lilies. The rood was as desolate the caravan in his turn Tim brought 1 lislier, If. I will only persevere. Well, 10 10 as tlie prospect, with not a living soul out a tin kettle full of water and , wo shall see. If the book does not on for hearing and decree at the August term 4d of this court to b<- hold at the city of Hastings upon it, far as the eye could see. To placed it on the fire, preparatory to ■ progress, it will be entirely ;my own 10 In the county of Barry, state of Michigan, ou the all this, however, the driver of the making tea. He was thus engaged fault: for I have any amount of time io gth day of October. A. D. 1888. at tile opening of court on that day, and that all persons Inter­ nr 4 caravan paid little attention, owing when the sound of a horse’s hoofs was on my hands. Paint os hard ks I may ested in such lands or any part thereof, desir­ to the simple fact that he was fast heard along the highway, and present- r11 day, I hrfre always the long evo“ ing to contest thb lieu claimed thereon by Uie Town 4 Nortii asleep. ly the figure of a horseman appeared fugs, when I must either write, read, State of Michigan, for such taxes. Interest and n 4 of *e 4 charges, or any part thereof, shall appear In e 25 a of nw 1, 13 ». ■ He was roused by a sudden jolting approaching at a rapid trot. As it or do nothing, said coutt and file with th* clerk thereof act of ne 4 23 25 “8o I am beginning this evening, and swaying of the clumsy vehicle, came near to the group on the wayside | Ing aa register In chancery, their objections thereto, on or before the first day of the term combined with a sound of splashing th« horse shied violently, springing, exaotly a fortnight after my first start CITY OF HASTINGS. of this court above mentioned, and that In de­ water, and, opening his eyes sleepily, from one side of the road to t^iv other, | from Chester. I purchased the earafault thereof tbe same will be taken as con­ s 4 of lots I'rtS. he perceived that the gluy mare had so that its rider, a dark, middle-aged, van-there from a morose individual, fessed and a decree will be taken and entered IMO, 1M!> m prayed for In said petition. And It Is furth­ lota 106*. i(k». turned aside from the center of the , man, in an old-fashioned cloak, was al- i with one eye, who had it built with a er ordered that In pursuance of said decree IW7U. 1127. 1128 road, and, having placidly entered a most thrown from the saddle. Uttering view to the exhibition of a wild man the lands described in ssld petition for which aud ll» a flerce-oath, he recovered himself, and. of Patagonia; but said wild man hav' a decree of sale shall be made, will be sold for lot 1138anile stagnant pond on the roadside, was i the several taxes. Interest and charges thereon of lot 1135 floundering and struggling in the mud reining in the frightened animal, ■ ing taken it into his head to return to aa determined by sueb decree on the first Monday lots 1183.and ' HATHE3 ENBAJU1AS81NG. thereof, with the caravan rocking be­ looked angrily around; then, seeing [ County Cork, where he was born, and XN1\ In December thereafter, or on the day or days 11M । hind her. At the same moment a the cause of the mischance, he forced I the morose individual having J no defl- with desolation. I like these dreary snbaequent thereto as may be necessary to com­ Town 3 North •• Hui;.', plete the sale of said list and of each and every head was thrust round the back part his horse, with no small difficulty, to 1 Hite idea of a novelty to take hjs place, meadows, these bleak stretches of mel­ parrel thereof, st the otWe of the eouutv of the vehicle, and an angry voice ex­ approach the figures by the fire. ' the caravan came into market. Hav- ancholy moorland, these wild lakes treaauner, oral such conTenlent place aa shall w 4 of followbe selected by him at the county scat of the Ingdre com. 13 claimed: ‘ “Who are you?” he demanded, in. ing secured this traveling palace, duly I Bnij lagoons, county of Barry, btatr of Michigan. “Tim, you -i scoundrel, where the harsh, arah. wn-rnntorv tzinaa - . . Witness the H<ml Clement Builtb. Circuit peremptory tones. “What are furnished with window blinds, a piece “At the present moment I am en­ Judge, and tbe seal of said circuit coutt of deuce arc you driving to? Wake up, you doing here?” ’ ‘ of carpet, a chair bedstead, a table, a camped in a spot where, in all proba­ Barry eonnty. this 281b day of August, A. D. or I’ll break every bone in your skin." The young man, pipe !n mouth, stove, cooking utensils, not to speak of bility, I shall remain for days. 1 came 18KL ISeal) Thus addressed, Tim woke himself looked up at him with a smile, but my own artistic paraphernalia, I sent degree"; c n\ upon it quite by accident about mid­ ’ Circuit Judge, with an effort, and. looking round with made no reply. 1 over to Mulrany, County MayoJ for my • Oountvnlmed. day yesterday, when on my way to the an insinuating smile, replied: John G. Naglxr, "What are you? Vagrants? Do you ' old servant, Tim-na-Chainig, or Tim o* market town of Pencroes: or, rather, KegKier. on jwc Hnr, 5 "Begorra, Master Charles. I thought know this place is private?” And he j the Ferry—otherwise Tim Linncy: and whan I imagined that I was going it was an earthquake entirely. Coma pointed with his riding whip to a ,। with his assistance, when he ------arrived, - ------ . -I out of that now. Is it wanting to printed “Notice!”, fixed clo$e to the purchased a strong mare at Chester thither, while I had, in reality, after 43*i clegrren w hesitating at three cross-roads, taken S 30-100 chN. drownd yourself you are? G-r-r-r! Shi gate upon the stem of a large figtree. fair. All *” these *K~*“preliminaries K*"‘-- "— being ..the road which led exactly in the op­ To the Circuit Court for the County of Barry thence n 54', Aisy now, aisy!” • , degrees <• 5 "I beg your panion," said the voung ■ settled, wo started one fine morning posite direction. The way was deso­ in chancery. ~ntTpsuUon The latter portion of the above sen- man, with the utmost sangfroid; “we-, soon after TWe petition of .Stanley Mauley W. Turner. Auditor 73-100 ctis. to daybreak, for . - ---- - duly —.- botmd —t— — '’eneral of said asid Stale of Michigan, Ml respectfully sec Hue. then. •• • tencc was addressed to the marc, are, I imagine, on the queen's high- explbrations along the macadamized late anti dreary beyond measure— General aho»» that the list ot lands hereinafter »« s ou *ec line stretches of moras-s and moorland on which was at lost persuaded to wade way, and there, with your permission, highways and byways of North Itv-i_. Wales. forth and marked* “Schedule A." contains a 8 H»-100 ch*, to evary side, occasionally rising into description of all lauds in said county of Barry beg, variation out of the cool mud and return to the we- purpose — “I am.pleased to remain1 forihe night." to sny that Tiin. after heathery knolls or hillocks, or strewed upon wbtchtaxrs were aaaesfed for the jeara 3 degrees r. ex. dusty track, where she stood quivering Struck the superior the first shock £*•.«*.«» by WJ WAAA, OMJKMAVA manner* uiauucr of U1 . .J'a<^ recovered . \ ----- — —— of . with huge pieces of stone like the mentioned therein, aud which were returned ■ stup li rds •nd panting No >.>«..■; «u ibe re- the speaker ,the newcomer looked at/^®®, xs delinquent for non-pajment of taxes, and a ^Peripatetic dwelling-chouse, 1 moors of UornwalL I'resently the open ■which Utts have not been paid; together with turn to terra Anna accomplished than i i.t— ug,—* sunwise,“ but 'with" nd !“'! *° tho wonderfully’T-Snro total amount of tfbeh taxes, with Intel csi moorland ended, and we entered a re­ the a light. agUe figure descended the abatement of his haughty manner, it's computed Ibercou to the lime fixed for sale, <?ld enlim cabin nt at knmn home.>’| ‘t* just like the old gion of sandy hillocks, sparsely orna­ and collection fee as provided by law, and tbe April steps at the back of the caravan, and he averred, barrin ’ the wheels and the I He then glanced at Tim, who was busy of advertising and other expenses of sale CITY OF HAST! round to the front. An excited collo­ ^with the kettle, from Tim to the gray windies and the chlimloy and the* baste : mented here and there with long, harsh coat of each of said parcels of land. quy, angry on the one side, and apolo-_/ Your pell I loner further tbows U the court , to pull it along:’ and I think the re-4 grass. If one could imagine the waves of the ocean, at some moment of wild that said lauds were returned to tbe Auditor getic on. th® other, ensued, and did not semblance would have been cotjiplete ' General under the provision* of Section 123 of »w cor. c f cease, even when the driver, with a in his eye’s if there had only been two ; agitation, suddenly frozen to stillness, Act 206 Of the Public Arts of IfcG, as delinquent Com. uw Uthrtxe « for non pajment of said taxes tor said yetis 51 rda th"Ocr n • flick of his whip, put the caravan i or three pigs to trot merrily behind and retaining intact these tempestuous respe< lively, except surb of tbe taxes set forth 14 rd# 3 ft and forms, -it would give some idea of tho again in motion, while the other strode I the back door. As for myself. 1 took In said schedule as have been previously re­ 10 Inches, 1 am describing. alongside on foot. I to the nomad life as natural] v hsifl' hillocks „ .-------- T They *—J rose turned and remain unpaid; and that said taxes thence w 2i», h».l never in my 11Mx.l.q in a XAtinn nOTl'h... ij* ”* i UVJU|V,CLA'I V were returned to the treasurer of said county rds thence m I It was just such a caravan as may be by ibe several township treasurers and eltv out pale, and village collectors, prior to the irth day of rd » ft. thence ■ seen any summer day forming part of | habitation. To bo able to go ihens shutting " °llt the 'h" view, and their ~ n 28>t rd». the camp on an English common, with । one pleases, to dawdle as one pllases, livid yellowness, scarcely relieved with .nine, 1802, as delinquent.' beg. -.■0 Your petitioner further shows and avers thencenea to a glimpse of greenness, was wearisome cor. ot the swart face of a gypsy woman look­ i to stop and sleep where one pleases. ; that tbe taxes, interest, collection fee and Com. w s ot tnr 4 and lonely in the extreme. As we ad ­ ing out at the door, and half a dozen । cosu of advertising and other expenses of sale, thence » io a was certainly a new sensation, i My and tbe legal fees for personal service of sub­ ragged imps and elves rolling on the friends, observing my sluggisli ways. - vanced among them, the road we were poena in each case where such personal service point is nt* n of center of grass beneath; as may be observed, had often compand me to that inter- pursuing grew worse and worse, till it is actually mads, are a valid Hen on the several highway for parcels of land described in said schedule. . became so choked and covered with smothered in wickerwork of all de­ beg, thence w j eating creature, tlfe snail; now the re> our petitioner further shows that the said scriptions, or glittering pots and pans, semblance was complete, for I \Ju»* a “'S SCUce^ rccog- taxes on said described land! have remained 12 nls. thenre s snail, indeed, with m, houw- Jlurt- ™ 1”? 1"*nil-v “-r "‘•t “ unpaid for mere than one year from and after moving from door to door in some tbe date of their return to the county sleepy country town, guided by a ably fixed upon my shoulders, crawlimr "°,rk <or one horse to pull -itvasurrr of .said county of Barry gloomy gentleman ih a velveteen coat j tranquilly along. 1. 6 | ! , > caravan frlonir: ­ under tbe provisions ot Act number two hun­ . . ** mdre than inan once, once,in in ■ of beg. . ' <!•*/*.! _ ­ dred of tbe Public Act* of !«!. or under tbe point and a hare skin cap, and attended by a deed, fl... the wheels fairly stuck, and Tim n t<> 'Of course, tho caravan has Its in­ provisions of the several tax laws under w blch thence brawny hussy also smothered i,n wick­ inside, u, q^Ytke W “ h ml » h ‘ any of such taxes were previously retun ed beg convenience*. i„..:^, erwork or pots and pans; as, further­ and tor more than one year prior to the first elegant simile of our progenitors, । day of May, 1833; and I be said taxes not baring ink. more, may be descried, forming part there is scarcely room enough to swing for n e had proceeded in this manner been paid, and ibe same being now due and re­ of the procession of a traveling circus, *^r some miles, and I was beginning to nti-1ning unpaid aa above sei forth, your pe- by loo ft n and and drawn by a piebuld horse whluh, IfERE Tins CARAVAN HALTED FOB THE a cat in. and when my bed is made, realize the ttn-l that we were out nt V.1. ".n.er pr*3 ’ a decree In favor of the 8<ate of and Tim ’ s haunnock Is swung judt in ­ Michigan against tach parcel ot said lands, far of lot 1 NIGHT. whenever a good “pitch" is found, will side the door, the place forms) the our reckoning, when, snddeolr emenr- the payment of the several amounts of taxes, In­ 1015 complete its day’s labors by perform- ' terest, collection fee. coat of advertising aud tiniest of sleeping chambers. Then lug (rcni between two sand hlfln. I nn- ?2^LexJ,en>e.'!. °r.w4et “ «»®P»'’«1 and ex­ loti ances on the ring. A caravan of the mare and from the gray mare to the a wide stretch ot green meadow land Hided In said schedule, against tbe several our cooking arrangements ]are primi­ good old English kind; with small win­ honsc on wheels. The scowl on his, •nd beyond It u glorllled piece o( ’"r’ot'knl contained therein, and In addi­ lll’k. dows, ornamented by white muslin dark face deepened and he turned his tive, and. as Tim has no idea whatever water. The sun was shining bright!v tion thereto for the amoupt of legal f?ea far lota 1. 2 and 3 Tn the culinary art. beyond beinglble personal service of subpoena In each case w here curtains, with a chimney atop for fierce eyesagain on the young man. the water spnrkled like a mirror, calm »uch service is actually made for taxes of such and n easterly FKof lot 4 6 “Let me warn you that these to boil potatoes in their skins, hnd as glass, ,„d without a breath. A. we the snjoke to come through from ar* ‘uc^cd here in and Chamberlain* the fire inside; with a door behind, or­ grounds arc private. I suffer no wan­ make very doubtful!‘stirabout,’ tiere appeared a large heron ro«e from the in». i^h ch ’u.c,‘fccs Mcjued in accordance is a certain want of variety in our a. : acd ,n defaalt o< payment of tbe said namented with a knocker, and only dering vagabonds to pass that gate." S0,u‘ju'm1, «ud extended against lot 1 To break tho monotony of ■pot on th. waterakle where be had “May I ask your name?" said the pasts. lacking a door plate to make it quite *?£h o! aald P*rccl>' of land lot 5 this living, I emlbavor whenever we «c been standing— may be sold for tbe amounts due thereon, as lots complete; in short, a house on wheels. young man, in_the ratnc cool tone and provided by law. to pay the Hen as aforesaid. come to a town with a decent hotel in lot 3 £adJ°"r petitioner will ever pray. eU. The driver, though rough enough with thentfme quiet smile. ■ it, to take a square meal away from CITY OF HASTIN' Dated. August 14th IRM. “What is my name itojrou?** and red with sun and wind, had noth­ °”ke“whl'>!'i,',r''y/'’*’'' A"«»'dthe Btanlby W. Turnut. home. Grant's AddiiL: ordinary ' “Well, not ranch, only I should like ing in common with the ordinary Auditor General. lake, whkh was about a mile in cir­ Blk. “ Besides the inconveniences whiqh I know the title of so very amiable a drivers of such vehicles, and, in point SCHK1ULE A. have mentioned, but which were, per­ cumference, the road ran winding till '»a»-- a gypsy nor a- person." . of fact, he was neither ! TAXES Of 101. Town 1 North of Rouge 7 west. traveling tinker nor a circus perform­ j The other condescended to no reply, haps, hardly worth chronicling, the Kenfield*" AddBi'*'j am1*; bcg*n: bot Brtween thew er. Though it was summer time he 1but walked his horse towards the gate. caravan has social drawbacks, more •and hllla 1 caught a «parkHngglimt»e Bl'k. n 4 of lots 3 . wore a lorge frieze coat, descending torn) eS “Here, fallow!" he cried, addressing particularly embarrassing to a modbst oloT' r1'!.' '"J and 4 ifl : man like myself. It is confusing, for almost to his heels, and on his head a ’Tim, “open the gate for me!" clualon by the red .all ot a a.hln» VILLAGE OF CEDAR CR wideawake hat—underneath which his “Don't stir," said his master. “Let, example, on entering a town, or go^di v“”‘ »“ the horlzSf Town 3 North of Raw! ' • laxy, beardless and somewhat sheep­ our amiable friend open the gate fori sized village, to be surrounded by the line) I knew that further water waZ! ■5 Sec. Ac. , entire juvenile population, who cheer ish face shone with indolent good hu­ himself." , the sea. “• lot 7 • » mor. His companion, Master Charles, With an angry exclamation the rider '[ us vociferously, under the impression I VILLAGE OF JCIDDLEVILL "The spot had all the attraction that we constitute a ‘ show, ’ and, afas he was called, bore still less resem­ leaped from his saddle, and, still hold- 1 Blk. complete deaolatlon. combined with blance to the ■ Bohemians of English ing his horse’s reins, threw the gate 1, terwards, on ascertaining their mis­ tho eharm which always to mr mind .05 lAltes and lagoonu pjg,; lanes and woodlands. He was a wide open. Then, still leading his1. take, pursue us with opprobrious jevr loll slight, - handsome, fair-haired young horse, he strode over to the young man, and it is distressing to remark tht 1&B9 2.13 .! aa a boy or a loceenod retriever 1 10.00 lot 2 and 0 fellow, of two or three and twenty, in who, looking up. saw that he was our mode of life, instead of invitln lot 8. 7. A aeroea the meadow and ton nd the MS and 10 the tweed attire of an ordinary snro- nearly six feet high and very power­ confidence, causes us to be regardc sreen. and sown with with suspicion by the vicar of the pd “ bT“” mer tourist, and every movement he fully built ? ^thTh"bleOowera; under­ Uh and the local policemen. We are e: 17.03 loti ana4 •»! ’•* ; < made, every word he spoke. Implied “My name ia Monk, of Monkshurst,” was sand again but Town 2 North 1019 and 10 W • 0. : posed, moreover,to ebullitions of bned l* ?eu , tae the “gentleman born." he said. "I've a good mind to teach ichumor, whichharo uken"t‘he°;<^OT rc'LVrt'tl^Xlon A" ’ Presently, at a signal from his mas­ -------------— > — wcu me iorm ( you to remember it." 1013 7-1 •* ■* * " horse-play teal rose in lake*aIde * • H of . H Of ter (such ho was), Tim drew rein £? rB,?*Play on more mor« than one occasion, occasioi w M w.r “Don’t be afraid," waa the reply, 8.T4 ^HoflotVaud^ Bahimer plumage, again. time-----the 7sun was ‘set••Monk, of Monkshurst? I shall be cer- Tim has had several fights with th«> wheeled tin., « By this f-----““ ~w’ “ Town 4 North of Bang* 1" *c"L and to W?at’ toln aot to ,or*et Mr Monk, of except 2 a ^.rcXl^hA Tto-toth. rth, boH. .. , s caiia'A.BiiW ■Illi dTeTOUrJSsi'" Z' u ••• * ’ I** dri Gin** pepsin tu <v 141 tfMre yscri «! FB> ■t 8 2MI Conv< 5* F’ IM 55 XB 25 > " M. AD flce< J1 K i T a i I lect S 1*5 c. 0 MJ p tl o J £ “V ;.s iM I! 5 Hi "How far did they say it was to Pencroes?" . "Ten miles, sor." “The mare Is tired out. I think. We •hall have to camp by the roadaide.” “All right. Master Charles. There’s • handy shelter beyant there where --------------->.V1‘k’rVPO“tinff P road with hla whip. The young " --For a motnrflt Mr. Monk, as he called himself, seemed ready to draw his riding whjp across the young man's face, but, conquering hiniMlf, he sur­ veyed him from head to foot with savage anger. Nothing daunted, the younff man returned bis stare with wprw>« contempt. Al Irat, muttering beneath hi* breath. I powered by number. It I bad not gone to^la aaalataneo. Generally " ruabel I’aiht’”'"'* through tho ?T°*bt ‘ ■«?!»« * hl. mate. fe“‘id-tbi£« HSSS*- -through a village, sketchbook in hand. I have invariably at my heels a!«««•ttendant train of all ages obvinn.i^ •"her the taOT^1 much. I ha*±SL^ \ H waa too ran . ^steQed back to the caraiat*n»<d lnforined Tim that I had no “7 iurthe^ 1X81 Mofse 54 s Mrs McArthur ^ VILLAGE. OF NASHVILLE. • % of Hover &N 3: Town 3 North ot Rango 3 wwtL m.0 iw :»?rB • ss bounded on thee by Y and G. w by Thorn- w w B pr |L w is: c Df 1-Ot 1.01 �j-J A >4! ' ' ’ ® ANNER At this writing tbe stock for tbe cream-1 cry Is all subscribed but one hundred I dollars and tbe project Is an assured success.—Woodland News. SINGULAR NAVAL FACTS. ubiquitous microbes. In Illinola there la an old law on the statute books to the effect that in where by Thoneand. of Million*. Just as the passengers were leaving the criminal cases the jury Is “Judge of the HM TRAD! MARK Dr. Manfredi has been announcing law as well us the facts." Though not car at this place on .their return from the Beach last Thursday evening a run away some disquieting foots concerning the often quoted, once in awhile*a lawyer team came dasblpg down Main—St. at a omnipresence of fatal microbes. In with a desperate case makes use of it very' rapid rate and ran through the crowd the busy thoroughfare of a crowded In one case the judge instructed the city he lias found 1,000,000,000 microbes jury that it was to judge of the law aa Ginger '.’c'. Beer, Milk Shake aud without Injuring any one and was stopped after crossing the rail road track. The to a gram of dust.*and in the dirtiest well as the facts, but added that it was V AND front wheels of the carriage were attached । strcepi 5,000,000,000 per gram. A large to them and from all appearances *hey had I A singular ruling by the treasury de- numlicr of disease-producing microbes not to judge of the law unless It was . fully'satisfied that it knew more law ran aJ<’UK distance. It was*T. Corrigan’s 1| partment is to the effect that a navy His were found among these, the number than the judge. An outrageous ver­ teampuMran Investigating party started ! officer on, the retired list cannot re-positively curessuch morbific germs being directly diet was brought in. contrary to all in­ TA AKERY, back with the team tb find Ihn driver and II calve mileage for travel under orders. of proportional to the aggregate number HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS met Te^ry in front of* Herman Gooch’s. ' Thus an officer nearing the retired age structions of the court, who felt called ■ - i. E-CREAM. CON­ of microbes. Of forty-two cases in The king bolt dropped out in the vicinity j PROSTRATION, V! t ,| Joy thing in the line of G. J. Tecpie's nnd left Terry sitting In of sixty-two must hasten to his offi- which he inoculated guinea pigs with upon to rebuke, the jury. At last one . ' cial home while still on the active list, old farmer arose. "Jedge," said he, Neapolitan dust lie detected the the road.—Freeport Herald. .[;Y|G<X)I)S"weren't we to jedge the law as well ' lest the fateful birthday occurring | tubercle bacilli (the germ of eonsump- ' as the facts?" “Certainly," was the re­ lbw, R. N. Middleton. pa*u>r M. E. ehnreh. An accident occurred at John Bell' Ac ' while far away his traveling expenses tion)]iu three, the bacillus of pus in Sprlnjr*, Mlcb . irayn: Sleep and root Son's planing mill Monday which nearly must dome out of his own pocket. | eight), the liacillus of tetaiius in two, sponse; “but I told you not to judge Cedar Ktranzvrs to me after preaching till I used the law unless you wercSdearly satis­ were resulted In the death of Harley Bell. i1 Under this state of affairs, says tho ■•Adironda ” Now 1 alcep wundty and awakr the bacillus of malignant redetn a In teftwihed. axul I can hrartHy recommend It. George and Harley were working at the j Chicago Times, an officer serving on I four, and other fatal bacilli. A modi- fied that you knew the law better than Prepared bv WHEELER and FULLER ■ U.K.J. M. SMITH. moulding “striker" when tho. knives work-i1 the Pacific coast hail reached the age cal paper suggests tfrat the streets of ' 1 did." “Well, jedge," answered the MEDICINE dO., Cedar Bpringv Mich. ed lose and flew out of the head. Either of sixty-two years lacking a month. I American cities should be tested for । farmer, as he shifted his quid, “we .SOLD BY one of the knives or a phte of the flying 1 Ills hpihe was in afi »*ustcrn state, and । considered that p'int." ,l» REAL KMT.VTK ,ihicr|v ami is confident that in J wood struck Harley over the eye as.lt' ‘ he was naturally anxious for orders I man! ■ of them a harvest as rich in I The HASTINGS. , _. ____________________ IHtruit. Hay City & Alpena rail- ; went past -him, cutting a bad gash but not I' home' so as to insure mileage across tho WITH । variety f seriously injuring him.—Nashville News, j ty and nnd deadllness <lea<.llinetKS as was wifo garnered road ha* made a cut of 10 per cent In the I continent. Being strictly prohibited I in Naples could easily be kcwi f — . ‘ '.j ~vwdq*<L Em1 of those receiving more than' St. 25 Township school officers should look up 1 from leaving his station before being, pha^H Lx given to Dr. Manfredi's alarm- i a *,n> Woodland .Mich. lhe change fii the school law miHle bv Act regularly relieved by orders from the . the results of same in­ Muskegon lias caught on to the Pingree No 158 Public Acts 1893. In Section o'' navy department, this officer waited ing 11atistics by which hav.e been tw carried county has a loan of 820.vest Igatkmn jy*' .llvvlvon ,u • scheme. The ________ ._________ ___ chuider XI of lhe sclwol law the words I—,.t Uffcl'man rraa. , . respect to tho . nnn m a~.aH denominations i..-, by I^of. with 0W' laanl^ ,s*u<<* Iln of $25 “having a scltool census of not less ' titan ' patiently for detachment nnd orders home ns the days flew post and his carr ing of cholera bacilli by means ! ""** mnr “ or olwi^a' licilifby ’ me^, I one hundred children” are omitted. Tills urvw on apace sixty-Mjeond birthday drew on apace. of lk|ttora. postal cards, etc. When John Crider, of South Camden, , T.ur-ouffl, ot lhu fected a letter with the bacilli andi put. ! was cattag biff bard earned breakfast two - pr.ltlp'lj ui library and be entlllrtl to a share of the Throtlf^h nnvv ,i.. *i». ..... «..m WX.U.* un<l put. . - - - ■ Luyal K. Katopen. library fund. No other change was made navy department this case was over- it in, the ordinary way into a post bag. masked iu’en with the ahi of a revolver ef­ ■lookdd until but a few days retuained In the course of twenty-four.hours tho ‘ fected a forced loan of $130. to chapter XI.—Middleville Sun. • ! of active list duty for the officer, when letter was taken out and the bacilli ' Naughty boys utole Oscar Crampton's CURED or NO PAY for services. | | ),N DENISON. ------------- : a htirried telegram was sped across* Written guarantee to permanently cure all .....living. . mu' i~ were water melonsB at South Walton. Oneand of 1 i still They N ERS. wer* Etill living. They were also also found found j •I lhe do#r of shot in the leg Dr. Carter's Kidney <k Backache Tea ' thc ^untry detaching him and ordcr- ----kinds of Rupture of both sexes. No pain; no . Bldg, operation; no detention from business. For a compound of valuable herbs Hint ing |{im home. Being in daily expcc- still] living on postal cards twenty ] wrUt Mr- Crampton was arrested, Michigan. full Information and Illustrated pamphlet con­ hours after infection, but on coins — ---------------------- stimulate the Kidueys to action,l. clearing tation of such orders »he recipient U.«4«renwdtn,Ul.wlt>>ffrostrapiatty. I taining Michigan rvferencM (free), address _ mm*. Da. H- W. Mamh, M. D.. the pA}sag«M . between tfirt. kidneys kidneys hastily, left San Francisco on the Thri reason for this difference could not j oerve. bodi v »nd digestive strength, take or THE O. H. MILLER CO.. 1(22. KM. IM Mich­ igan Ave.. Detroit. Mich. . p 1 ccipt of the telegram, and an his way be discovered. On woolen and linen I rood'. ^L nu «r t!S» mta and bladder, which become stopped up uiscovered. On woolen and linen I -. 'rpv,. up ni.ros.s the Rocky mountains was caught ...... — -y,new man.”<The — and cause settlings like brick dust, ana If a heavy snowstorm which delayed I stuffs iffs the bacilli enjoyed a particular- > ^IM^I^'llke^n ___ shoe store HORNELL CANCER IS ly - *— ty l<>ng long life. The busiest and most efef- ': iit»d's S»rs;ij~sr7llaI* proreti by*— its •thousnqps not removed will lead to Dropsy, Diabetes. | trajn two days, j fective infection carrier was found to ' wt wwultMulxww. Why dea l you Uy It? CURABLE or Bright’s Disease. It regulates the four j .« u-ion two aars. Arriving in Chicago on Iris birthdav •» ihe common fly. dy. A fly which had hod ,। Hood's Pills cures ron«ip.t*»n. They are ■Vltbout tb<* knlh', *UU organs ot the liody, the atom] he, the loss of an hour, set "ecP tofectca ■araher cauaMca. or poi:h infected being puttt on | Hastings. Mich, important I ud, without by beingbyput on to | theto b«-'ta nfler-JInner pill and family cathartic. OM. . , of the stall. Col- ach. livej. kidneys and bowels. Keep | out fori his home, and when he came to tnai of* cholera" bacilli was pluctsi on] rrrr StHN-lal attention la givthem healthy you need never fear dis-! collect his mileage, found that he must n to Cancer. Tbr treat r e of boot When the beef was 1 SCHOOL df ALBIQ^ COLLtbt •-.ent ia Uoaed npon the exa^nined soon after it contained an ] " [cose. Price 40 cents a package. | pay hla own way from some.distance ALBION, MICH. C.rler’. KHney.tqwk.rh.-Tea will cure 1»' OUeuiro. Iwenurc- by law he enejrmous quantity of living bacteria. Complete BtiNlnew. Pentunnsblp. Shorthand FiiWiifiiitaJ >• -. i'c Physician and . odforethe Royal analinperTypewriting Courses. Instruetlon. tn Prof. Uffehnan deduces from his ex­ and <i is-ii«.w 11 -is . il.. • ! wasoq t.ie list that point, ............................................ .uai1;1, Kngiish. MttMe aud Art. Large library, read­ lal Aa-o 1 ttlon of Physicians of Vienna namely: that. .lek llml (eellnr w.th bad ta>U In Q111, i „„ „.lkrctinpl ,.r tl,c from n.,iml can and no officer on j tbe retired list can periments the oft-taught lesson that in ing roonl and fully equipped gnunaelam tree. That a.-, the cell element* tn cancer have much V H. Goodyrat’s' New the mouth mornings. > receive mileage Ap]>ealsto tin-fourth thnp of epidemics the most scrupulous Lecture course extending through the rear. lews rtlntUr than thewe of sound tteah. it Is pooF.xn< rb iced teach-rs. Tuition reasonable. ntble to attack them without Injuring surround­ Carter's Kidney A Backache Tea rtlll cure anditoj-were in vain, anil to this day cleanliness is the best safeguard. Living e*q>.'Um'S to S3 j>cr week. Student* lug healthy cells, or the general well being of secure poiMUons. F<w foil Infonnaton and the patient. sick headache, constipation, dizziness, and ■ that officer has failed t<> collect mileThe reme He* emloyed at Hornellaville alaihm lai aalotoKUr .•uldress. YARNS OF FISH AND FOWL. age fri'tn San Francisco to Baltimore, paln in the back. thouich aa h t'mlrsa as throw of Vienna, are far CHAS. L McLELLAX, Suj.'t j’iij>lclati,and Sorgeon. more effect ve-wbolly removing the odor of Fall term begins Sept, 3S. MGS. . Carter's Kidney A Backache Tea purl- j althpugh traveling under orders. the arnwth within twenty-four hour*, and cans­ T<| those familiar with the subject il Ing the dU -aard Ua«ue to shrink U> a hard, dry flea tlie blood, and regulates the bowels. unt I It la crowded ontby healthy heal­ is well known 'that a man-of-war in sportsman m in Port An enthusiastic sportamnn » ort lnv'„ )t small outlay, big protit- Perfection .-char ing cwinul itlona. There la no poulticing or Carter's Kidney & Backache Tea is a sun* ![ conuuission is *n v^peusivc luxury, expensive luxury. 1J BARBER Ke ryon, Humboldt county. Cat.knows mu c.>„ Ht. CtairSt.,CfevHaad, Onio. aloiu.'>U0R. no running aoree or foul odor. It and positive cun* for back’ache nnd in- 1 Butiit. i - not generally understoyd that plenty of queer things. "I have,” lie la the only known method that reachea and ex­ i.-hn- and Surgeons. -m pels every .-aucerons cell. MT3 and bladder. ■{ -a •htrgi* pa.-t uf a slrip\ expenses go on sa^H, “a true fish story for which I can j • <•nnty responded; to with ilamation of the kldnevs r For refc rm-ri. aud other tufonnatlon address thr reside it physician, j whether the vessej is in cornmissiiai or voteh. A-gentleman living not a mile Sold only by W. 11. Goodyear. J. I>. M1T1HELL.M. D. HoniellniHe, N. Y. nc^J It comes alfuut in this way; The freon this town cast seven successive | MICHIGAN DAYS AT THE WORLD'S men and officers, which make a ship lines with three flies on his leader and ' > .b i Real Estate Office. their home during^* cruise, if not'serv­ Bcuurcly lauded out of Eel river seven- I FAIR. SEPT. 13TH. AND 14TH. astings ity ank •t.irt ploek.Hastings. ing,on a particular craft, are on board tcan trout weighing over one pbund . :i K.- it Estate Real Estate ’ Hastings, - - Mich. .. tjemral eonreyaoclng. some, other, and their pay. which is ea^h. Three different easts yielded . -t : if Abstract Book*.com the inftjor part cjf naval expense, is al ­ three fish each, and two different casts . r'- can birnHb complete CAPITAL $75,000.00. On Sept lull. ntHf 13th. the C. A W. XI. ways going on, and the only items es­ twi> fisli each." The.writer rays this SURPLUS • 12.000.00. mid D. I.. A. N. Linen will sell tickets t<> I pecially chargeable to a ship are wear hiiotufish “story” and then goes on |i. i>.. Chicago anil return at one fate for the ! and tear, and this isusunlly less while to (relate sonic more wonderful things. incorporated under the law* of tbe State of 'round trip, good ten days. Including date in cormnission than when ,laid tip at a “Xly son.” he says, “killed a whole Michigan. 11 p. in. Telephone, con of sale, via >M»th St. Joseph and boat and navy t-ard in ordinary; the expense of snipe on the wing with his rubber at Holloway's drug -a New Buffalo, all rail. From (.’. »t W. fuel, whicji while lying in |.ort in-u slung at a single shot." -Inferentially Open for business Dee. is.IMS. XI. stations north of Grand Rapids and small quantity, and. the various arti­ till? young man frequently kills part of ■ officers: Muskegon ticket-, will be sold on Sept. 11 cle-) uf»ed in the engine department. a inipe. On this particular occasion it ■ O. G. Robinson, President; and 12th.. and from Grand Rapids and nil So it can be shown that once a ship appears that he killed a whole snipe. Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. other stations on both line.y, on the 12th. . is built it is cheaper to keep her In This interesting writer says further D. W. Reynolds. Cssbier. only. A s|*ecia^ fast train will lente I commission than to lay her up in ordl- arid with Ixtcoming mmlesty: "I had DXUCTom: Grand Rapids at 7d0 a. tn., Sept. IJtli.. nary In f<»nn«-r days,, during the wnat I think a most extraordinary W. H. Powers. arriving at Midway Plabance. World's reigt| of wooden ships, the expenses of, tiling happen to me. I was riding on D. W. Reynolds, R. B. Messer. D.G. Robinson, fair grounds, at noun, rnssengers from Chester ateeaer. north of Grand Rapids should take the a cruise practically equaled the ex­ horseback from Eureka, when 1 saw a John Csrveth, pense, of building the vessel, but the single duck ily.ing toward me. The P. T. Colgrove. night train to connect with the special. “Michigan days” will be eeh brated In adyelit of tlie modern cruiser has duck made a swoop down.to a slough, How an Enemy was Foiled. Ha* Hit* only savings department la in Barry Ad-rney at Law. | Grand style, with splendid illuminations, changed al] that, and the fleet of to­ running along the roadsido, and settled following graphic statement will l»o County and pays I per cent interest on all time s. • drear & Co/s store.) day. costing millions per ship, requires on the water.’ Being a very active n The :wl with Inta-nweInterest: “I cannotde-u-rlbe deposits. i 'Urtsof tboBtate. Collection* fireworks, electric fountains etc., during the evening Every patriotic Michigander no iubre money) to run it a cruise than man, and having a way of alighting t!i<-numb.creepyikensaUontbntr-xlbted In my hambi uno legs. I Ind to rub and bent should make II a point to be there. If poss­ was needed for the old style of ship from my horse at a leap. I jumped urins (!><»*«• part- until they were sore, to overcome t; TIMMHI5MAX. Humcepathle Phy- ible. to help In the celebration, and make common before the' war. dbwn and pretended to throw at the In a tni-u-oure the dead feullng that ha J taken • h ;3u and Surgeon. I poMCN«lon of them. In addition, 1 had n It the greatest of the year, for “Michigan lock. He <1 ived nnd, the water Of course this leaves out of the count di ................................................... ........being * st ningo weakness In mxback and around my Is a great slate." Other celebrations dur­ the increased vhlpc<if ammunition nnd rtear, I kept sight of XIr. Duck, and by wal*t, together with an^indcMTlbnblu 'gone' In n>y Atomnch. Physicians said It 14 TATE ANDCpLI.ECT- ing this week will be: Sept. 13th.. Athletic some other items, accidents of the situ­ throwing rocks and sticks kept him feeling wan creeping paralysis, from which, accord­ Union: UthyOhlo and veterans' day; 15th ation, which were not thought c?f in under water until he wns so nearly ing to their universal conclusion,Xbere la no S<; OFFICE OF and !6th. /Kansas, Costa Rica. Mexico. the nlden times. drowned that 1 was able to pick him relief. Once ft fastens upon a person, they I'.'.i.UKVON A Smith. say. It continues Its;insidious progress until New Mftfeo and Vermont days. Sept up and carry him home to Rear river it reaches a vital point and the sufferer dies. Woodland, Mich. 14th tickets will be sold via the all rail EGYPTIAN REVERENCE FOR CATS allivcf" The writer concludes by tell- Such gms my prospect. 1 had been doctoring . J. M. Smith. year and a half steadily, but with no par­ iej Justice of the Peace. route from all stations on both lines, ex­ Thousand* of Them Converted Into Mum- ing of a man who killed forty duckn at aticular iM'ncflt, when I saw an advertisement, cept from stations on the 1). L. A-N. cast one discharge of his gun. and of a of Dr Mil™' Restorative Nervine, procured a of Grand Ledge. Ask C. A W. XI. ticket txittlaand Ix-gan using it. Marvelous as It The cat is well known ns having i' phrty of six hunters who killed over may wem. but agents about rates, train time, etc., for all a few days bad passed before every bit of that creepy feeling had left me, above dates, and arrange to go and help been an object of worship in Egypt. I ope thousand wHd fowl in one day. ’ nnd there has not been even the nllglitnsi celebrate. The Gcxidess Pasht, many of whose i linili-atlon of Its return. I now feel as SERENITY OF JAPANESE WOMEN. well as 1 ever did. and have gained ten Geo. DeHavkx, statues may be seen In the British j • CIKtULrtTION • B>unds In weight, though 1 had run down museum, was always represented with nin 170 to 137. Four others have used Dr. This week, I ' 75 quire?. the head of a cat; a temple was dedi- | Miles' Restorative Nervine on my recomenj “Tho secret, perhaps.” says a, <)atlon, nnd It ha* been os satisfactory In their cuted to her at- Beni Hassan, which is cases as in mine."—James Kane, La Rue. O. , It Acknowledges no Superior. THE HUMAN EY. lb: • r. eliuigts for advertisements as old as the eighteenth dynasty, one traveler, “of the sweet expression and , Dr. Mllea* Restorative Nervine Is sold by all mu-; - j h ,i* Mice Tuesdays at latest to on a positive guarantee, or sent thousand five hundred years B. C. habitual serenity of the .Japanese druggists direct by the Dr. Mlles Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ium • inon in theUssue of the week women can be found in their freedom Ind., on receipt of price. 11 per bottle, six ■ Tho cats that died wcr^ buried in when brought; I J tx>t ties for 35, express prepaid. It Is free from The London Optician, in describing countless thousands in pita near tho from small worries. The fashion of opiates or dangerous drugs. HASTINGS, MICH. the remarkable progress that has been templo, having been first of all em­ dress never varying saves the wear of w;i;it [HoodS Sarsaparilla has done made of late years in the treat­ balmed and converted Into mummies. the mind on that subject And the I it rtMOMbte to believe that II ment of eye diseases, says that with A few years since these cat-pits were bareness of the houses and simplicity ■>f betafit to you? tho ophthlamoscope and ophthalmome­ excavated, and many tons of tho em­ Of diet make housekeeping- a mere ter there are very few problems with balmed cats wore broken up, shipped bagatelle. i< Michigan day at the World's regard to the functions nnd diseases of from Alexandria to Llvorfxwl, nnd : “Everything is exqnisitcly clean and ■ • lilriud-t nil give half fare rates the human eye that cannot be deter­ there ground Into manure nt the bono easily kept so. There is no paint no ■< ! g.m i4-ople should make a good mined by an expert in a very few mo­ mills of that city. When first dug up drapery, no crowd of little ornaments, out;of the pits each mummy was en­ no coming.into the houses with foot­ II c li <-'.nigs jnd nine and the Middleville menta of time. It may safely be aaeerted that there veloped in thin cloth. In most of the gear worn in the dusty streets. And J I. ' :• i<:iycd a game nf base ball Thurs- is no department of knowledge of the mummies that were shipped to Eng­ there ia the peaceful feeling of living da> . rmsjn at the latter place. The functions and diseases of the human land the cloth had been strippAi off In rooms that can be turned into bal­ score W •'.» tirilit in favor of] Hastings. body that is so advanced os that of by the diggers in order to obtain|nny conies and verandas at a moment's •>uj J- Mixon of the first nine occupied lhe ophthalmology, and this has been the trinkets or ornaments that were buried notice, of having trails that slide away <• boys and did good work. work of the civilization of the nine­ with tho animals, and the bodies were as freely as do the scenes on the stage teenth century. With tho ophthalmo­ broken up in fragments before they and let in all out of doors, or change scope the circular opening in the iris, were shipped. One cargo alone is said the suites of rooms to the shape and ■ _ • 1 fcx.itiicg Syrup ba* been useu which we call the pujffl, is made a win­ by the Commercial Gazette to have size that the whim of the day or the i r !> .• >. t^Hiing. it sootha Cte child, soft­ dow looking upop a-agarlet picture, in contained the remains of not less than hour requires." , . idlav* all pain, cures wind colic, one hundred and eighty thousand cats. a twenty-four page journal, is tbe leading Republican family paper of • remedy for IHarrtioea. Twenty­ the center oTwhicnT»-. u beautiful ’ • ■'»«lr. Sold by all druggists white moonlight disc, ovep which radi­ The examination of the skulls proved There is a great natural curiosity at the United States. It is filled with interesting reading matter for ‘bro • . -he Wield. ate vessels pulsating with the blood that the cat domesticated by the Garfield cottage, just a mile away, says every member of a country family. It is a NATIONAL FAMILY constantly pumped in by the heart. Egyptians was really a north African a Bethlehem (N. H.) correspondent of PAPER* and gives all the general news of the United States and the species known to lhe naturalists as the New Haven Paladium. In the The darker returning current In tho It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. Its “AGRI­ 1 •• : d appllttation, as they cannot reach veins is also seen, while tho varying fells manicuJato. This is rather small­ side yard is an enormous bowlder world. er than, our ordinary domestic cat and which must weigh eight tons or more. CULTURAL” derailment has no superior in the country. Its “MAR­ th" . >.-d jorilon of the ear. There Is and almost numberless changes made (•nly vni- wUy cure Deafness, and that by disease are noted by the practiced j of a yellowish color, with some dark It has been split by a live white birch KET REPORTS" are rccogrrzeri authority in all parts of the land. It stripes od the body. The domesticated tree which started life in a tiny cleft :-'Ututiunal remedies. Deafness is eye, and tell a tale of warning nnd of­ hts separate derailments for “THE FAMILY CIRCLE" and “OUR ran*--! ;<n inflamed condition of the ten of woe. The entrance of the optic cat of the Egyptians was venerated by of this immense rock, sent down its YOUNG FOLKS." Its “HOME AND SOCIETY" columns com­ : lininjf of the Eustachian Tube. nerve in the retina, a little spot one- them to an absurd extent Herodotus shoots into tho earth, little by little Its general political When t'.i.x tube gets Inflamed you have a seventeenth of an inch in diameter, is recounts the fact that when a cat died widened the cleft, until nearly thirty mand the admiration of wives and daughters a natural death in a bouse the inhab­ years ago came the split, and one-third news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and ex­ r'i'i:bl!i,g -otiyfl or imperfect hearing, and made to appear as a white disc. it is entirely closed Deafness Is the Besides all this, the lens and the itants shared off their eyebrows, and of tho bowlder was pushed off by tho I haustive. B'sult, :■,■.<! unless the inflatnation can bo in his own quaint way says that when I trte, now of good size, but strangely L'l. i out and this tube restored to its nor* great vitreous humor—those trans­ a fire occurred the people were more twisted as to limbs and trunk. In the A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal nia! < <,i:dltl«in. hearing will be destroyed parent structures that make up the anxious to save their cat than they same yard are four smaller trees In va­ foreter; nine cases out of ten arg caused greater part of the interior of the eye were to extinguish the conflagration. rious stages of growth, some having and “THE BANNER" for one year by catanli, which Is nothing but c«n in- - ore so lighted up that any changes already started cracks in their rocky flntned condition of the mucous surfaces. in them, however minutCi are magni­ Potatoes a taTri/h. homes. We Will give One Hundred Dollars for fied by their own power as lenses and The Irish have a very particular way Caatoma aa to Dialog. any erase ot Deafness (caused by catarrh) clearly seen. With the instrument for of cooking their potatoes. They never Subscriptions may begin at any time. that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh measuring the radius of the cernea, The Spaniard, however courteous he Cure. H-nd for circulars, free. F- G. the ophthalmometer, another variety boil them. A large pot is always on may be, never invites a guest to din­ Address all orders to the Are. a steady, slow fire, and on ev ­ Cheney A Co., Toledo, 0. Sold by Drug- of revelation is made, which reduces ner; in Italy, too, the privacy of the ery occasion when the contents come iUsls. 75c. । ■ the choosing of glasses to aid vision to to the verge of boiling cold water is family Is seldom invaded at tbe dinner a purely scientific problem, easily and dashed in, and the operation Is, ini hour; the Frenchman ia delighted to exactly solved, and with a satisfaction Irish phraseology, “backed." Thoi entertain, but prefers to do it at his OUR COUNTY Write -your name card,____________ send-it to_______ Geo. W. a and address . K on a 4postal ________ _ in tho solution that removes tho whole process Is continually repeated till the elub, while the Englishman is never eo ,,T!ie I'fwpon In qieakln, ot subject far from 4he humdrum and me­ । potatoes are cooked. You got by this goial m when seated at his own tabla Best. Room 2. Tribune Building, New York City, and a samnte With company surrounding him. of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be 'mailed youf you! th.» .7 at lhc fanners picnic,. deciares chanical ideas? that are often ssso- I moans an admirable potato. 0Ak h“ ?n,y w,y fOT «®wn to get rid oistsd with enfh an occupation. of lhe'n to Incorporate. .4 ,, ----- w. « CC0K*Ro< 11 Sdlw- • Retired Officers Pay Tholr Own Ex­ penses When Tinder Orders. •< I Wheeler’s 'drink ige cream soda. «-u . 70 I -7D 5# ••Iff Heart j I Nerve1 re UNEXCELLED FDR INFANTS’ SI NESS CARDS. W. H. GOODYEAR. •-» iS F” Rupture Ui ‘ •To S'2 - '5 i0» 1 *«® ujg i.™ .• aoi i ’?? 1 •» is.n 5.H «.W AIT ’.11, 1.70 t».M .r »p.r<. ■ AliSSE.ttr STS* “mSi II.'" ' •’0 W.CJ. M3 H C B , A A STRANGE CASE. A. ALWAYS SMOKE F 1127 THE BEST .OCAL NEWS. 5 Cent Cigar In The Market J. MILLARD, I.T9 ,w 2.0K Ari Unprecedented Offer! Great Value lor Little Monon. Weekly News of the World for a Trifle. ;u ■0 V t.n AH 1J» X) 1C.S0 is' 7.11 i.ot L01 LW 1J7 The fa Weekly Tribune FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN flbYANCE. THE HASTINGS BANNER. I �KSaiMBi HAsirrxGS Banner? THAT BALL GAME. Thursday, Sq»t. 7. »S931<ARSH ALL L.COQK. E*11*0*' THK HASTINGS. MICH., POSTOFFICg, ICfittT 14.'1879.______ EDITORIAL NOTES AGE AND BEAUTY MEET UPON THE FIELD, ANO THE LATTEN COMES AWAY LITERALLY COVERED WITH COURT PLASTER. County va City. A •'Notional Bank.” Some years agv a certain bank waa duly organized.' directors and officers chosen, and the business started off in good shape. Fora time everything went well, buy finally the Officers began to neglect their baBlnes«. Cbe-<Hvidends began to fall off, tbe bank to.lose credlL and ruin stertjd them in* Um?'face. The stockholders, re­ alizing the -situation, got together add elected a-uew directory-and set of officeqs. The oewmen proved to be "tbe rigfit । men In the right place," and under their careful-and honest management the affairs l of tbe'bonk very soon took on a brighter look, iprceperity displaced mlstorthae. good dividends were paid, and Its erf!tilt once wore was undisputed. This state of , affaire-continued far some time, when lall ' at onee*certain friends-ot the old - beard began to grumble and set up a claim hat - the new board was not doing nearly as welles they'might and that a change ras very desirable They persisted in his until finally a'majority ot the stockhok ere reallv believed them. That tlie busiaess was paying well, belter. In fact, than*’taay similar, one, was admitted, but still it ras claimed that it might be made to do ■ xdi better and it was finally agreed to put affairs oucoznore into the hands of the mid ■ dlrettors. True they bad once uiada a failure of-it, but that was a lone time 4ge and they-bad learned since then how to ’de ■ business successfully and mode such gk»U- / "Before my body /1 throw my warlike shield. Lay on Macduff. i And damn'd be him that first cries, "Hold enough." The warlike spirit that Is contained within the above quotation has rankled within the manly bosoms' of the County aud City officials for some time. Semi­ challenges have been Haunted ow either side, which ripened into a general’ chal­ lenge last week, limited to County and exCjunty officials, versus City and ex-City officials. Warlike weapons have been wanting, bat none ef the cokl-blooded glares that signifies deep-seetrii feeling have been absent. Ever since the burn­ ing challenge was issued the opponents have eyed cue another with all the inten­ sity of gladiators, nnd naturally the con­ test caused considorrJble excitement Tbe afternoon was bright and clear and tbe contestants marched to the grounds with firm, steady step that betokened con­ fidence and determination. Sylveater Grouse!, with his beautiful double-bamjl- 'lamee Henry Rare, wbo died In the war of the rebellion. In 1873 ahe waa united Io mnUn to Beo).mln Jt. Bme «»d moral to tai* dty. To tbem ooe ehlld ™ bora, who Ural but • t.w o>o.thi Mr* Rom wm one ot thow rr.uk. boorat, raicere natures which one daunot but respect and admire. She loved her htteband. her home, her friends; and all that was- good and true In life commanded her 9lnce*’? and earnest respect She was wnnectwl with, though not a meml>er of the M- &■ church of this city, and for many years was superintendent of the Sabbath ecbool, to wbleh labor she gave the most careful and consecrated energy. Her heart be literally' wrapped up iu tha dtlldren, aud almost numberless were I the kind things done and said by this devoted wo­ man to Interest lhe young. She was also Interested In the various benevolent and charitable taterprises of the church, and was an earnest worker In the temperance cause. Whatever meant the ,moral or spiritual rievatlon of people had her In­ terest and vrffeetlve aid. She was one of those modest, unassuming women In so­ ciety, who wins respect-because deserving it -But it was in lhe home that her virtues shone most resplendantly. All that a loyal, loving heart could do she esteemed it her pleasure to do, to make her heme a haven ■of rest and joy and comfort to the husband whose life seemed bound up In her own. In the home she adorned, in society she graced, in the church of her love and the •eommunlty where she lived, this good woman will be missed. But such was the power and strength of her faith that she esteemed what we call death but the en­ trance into tlie home prepared by the Heavenly Father for bls children. • Miss Abbie Guyle was born In Wyom­ ing Co, N. Y. on Oct 15th 1833. She was united In marriage to James A. Mima In 1854. One son, Frank B. Nlms of Lake Odessa, survives. Mrs Nlms was a woman whom one must know well to prize her at her, worth. Coupled with streqgtb and sincerity of character was extreme modesty ami a'very retiring disposition. Not tint she-shut her friends out of her Ilf*, but ■ rather sin* desired neves.to even see- as­ suming. She was ever frank and sincere an earnest, loyal member of the M. E­ church, to whose various benevolences she contributed quietly and-withal freely of her means and efforts. She loved what was good and true, and did. what she could to promote higher and better living among those who came within thexangeof her influence. She was the loyal woman, wife and mother, and iutd a warm place in the hearts of all who knew her, and es­ pecially those who knew her best. The profound respect in which these j worthy Christian women were held was attested by the large attendance at the funerals, and by tbe universal expressions of compjetidatlou of them aud recognition of thdr frorth. The sincere sympathy of tbe । community is extended to the bereaved ones. D. C. Kvclesbynwr to K. D. D*ris. lots 8M “h.^’bIs^op’ioR. I.Hendershott, 80 a. Buiu5il*,fi?nd.ra.o« u> H. r. w.»«p.r*r«i OIUmpHW B. r- r"“l '’R'aEiroa u> Banna* r.. coltra.« a John. '°B° ir5H«>dmho« “ « "• “ * M. Burpra. r*r~l 3‘f*TltoSrUU>C. D. Jobtooa. WrMl CUI. “l°N. KMler U 8. *■ 0o«. Mlddla- ' to Sfon Melnto*h. to a Hastings, Nominal. __________ _ Hostings Markets. Butter, 18 to 20. Corn per bu., to Rgirs per daz., 12 to 11. B^s per lb.. 1H. Lard per it) , 10Potatoes per bu., W. Kye per DU., W. Tallow per lb.. 3‘i. . Oats P«r „ Wheat, red par ha- KL Wheat, whiteper bu..M. Clover Seed per Ou.. 5.00. Timothy Bead par bu.. i00Barley per bu. 00 to 1.10 Hay parton. 4J0 toJJ.OO. Millet seed per bu- «>. Pork dressed. 7.0U WXITCtt OUT FOR FURNITURE CARPETS NOW Of course you know that times are bard. Who doesn’t? But did you ever stop to think that during such times is just the time to buy anything cheap. Big and little bills must be paid, and in conse­ quence big stocks must be reduced. We have a big. stock of Furniture and Car­ pets, and when you want bargains in these lines, come where they are, at Hiram Rogers, ing the Alps," while Squire Kenastou con­ tentedly sang the “Battle Cry of Freedom" in high tenor—that’s what he calls >IU Arriving at the grounds tbe beauty, youth and activity ef itai'Clty's defenders con­ trasted strangely with their wore aethiue and easy-going brothers. The sprightly an tics of tlie -former were heralded as sure harbingers ef the victory, but those wbadUdthe heralding, did so without properly slztaigup the opponents. A cream of tarter baking powder. Feed Alien was the only man in the Highest of all in.leavening strength Cky brave enough to resume the reaponsl— Latest United States Govern­ Wlities of Umpire and Chief Custodian of ment Food feeport. the Arnica Jug, and emerged from the fray unscathed, though John Roberta wasabout Royal Baking Powder Co^ ing promises of success that the stock­ to slay him for alleged favoritism, in call­ Wall St., N. Y. holders could not hold out against chein, ing him out wheu he was* only abree or four feet from the base. and they accordingly once more took • City Catcher A. K. Reukm obgxgo oLaffairs. C. W. Jordan Pitcher D. W. > Reynolds tub right here troublo began; foe white A.Cadwatliuter Jahn Robsrts Khort Stop Kd Holbrook W.O. Lowden Mt Base the-aid directors succeeded in gaiufag the -fm-Nagler Ed. Rente Sud.'BaHC H. • (teeusel 3rd. time confidence of the stockholders they tailed tESXi Field Wilf Miller to gala that of their custecnere. The tatted, W. M. Schntz Center Ceo. Tinkler UM Field ___________ Field N. T.।Diamond had_good<memories and they had. not for­ --^Every one wasLeft on tip-toe with excltegotten bow. near to failure the bank had oseot es the rivals fiacod each other with onao'-come.under tills same old management the city team to but Dan Reynolds modand they dld^not propose tevtake any more estty came forward, bat in hand,’ and eeorufully ocowled at Wizard Jordan, the “The Niagara fails Rotde." chances.. Depositors drew «ut their funds. twirler. The latter juggled the ball a CMtooiers fell off. It was whispered arooud ■moment doubled «p like ajaok-knife and Will run Special Trains and sell Ex­ that the bank was getting shaky, and it threw the bull. There was a whiz, a swish cursion Tickets to Chicago, DEFIED HIS FUTURE QUEEN. wac-aoon apparent to every one that tlie trod the bail went to catcher Colgrovi-. from all Stations in Mich­ The wily pitcher bad fooled the eager management.was sadly incompetent. They baiter with one of *h!s “over-handed, bee­ Aa Island Tailor Who Wan No KeipteUr igan. at One Fare for had do suggestions to make, and the pres­ line curves" the second ball was a repeti­ ot Farson*. the Round Trip, of ,u.. the ra. first Kigtly ciu.ra. elated with his ident himseit spent moat of his time fishing; tion w. era. ra.. *. l3 UCIQ Hero 13 is » a UlUC little SVUFy story lUUl that IS la VOUCUeU vouched as per route of and having a good time generally, totally Mticoess the plteher threw four bad balls for t»v a clergyman from England, at ticket. Ir euecesaiou and Che batter went to Ms | present the guest of a brother preacher regardless oLresuits. ba»e en balls. Keakes. Holbroak. bentz. . reside in chica..„. See special announcement, and Here we must leave them for the presvo L. Roberts and Diamond found the ball and I — ■ — ’ ’ Princess Victoria, now queen of Eng­ appij* to T’icket Agent for parti cu Thqj- are hi charge until ttelr terois of of­. all scored. Greasel. Tinkler and Miller land, spent some of her youthful days Jars. fice •expire. and cannot Ih< removed. The, gettingout. The total wm t big scores in Anglesey, where she seemed to e'n’ and Hr; city men felt so big that It Intercountry depending on theta looks helpless­‘ fered with their playing. i°y jheraelf very much, and she occa­ ly or hoping for the best and fearlug the.* Not at all discouraged . nt tlie outlook sionally wore the sugar-loaf 'had and a woraL 'But out of.this uncerteint}* growst Jordan for the County swashed lhe ball riding habit, and went among the de­ one certainty: that Is. that there wiii ouoe, nnd was followed by Colgrave n'ho did scendants of the old Druids. This was j likewise. Lowden sod Naglor were re- before she took a fancy to the brown more'be a change'ln the directory at tlie‘ tired. The rest of the team all made hits. heath, and the tartan plaid, and the next annual meeting of the Mtockbaklers.. and Colgrbve came to Imt tor 'the -second pibroch of Caledonia. In the neigh­ time aud made a liH, but Jordan wbo fol­ borhood of Xhe new palace in Nona, Rapids Eagle. lowed was’retired, teaviug Colgrove and where she and the duchess of । Kent MeKwitt on basis. Total of six scores. W. B. Hayes, who kt an export at <tigur»t were staying, was‘an old tailor named TbesiMlety* connected with the Eman­. attempted to keep track of errora but gave .John Jones, who was a local preacher uel church will be entertained Thursday,, op in dismay at the end of this -inning. ■ with tho Wesleyan* One Saturday afternoon Princess VicSept MIL. by Mesdames N. Barker. U., there being 77 errors on coe 'tide and -83 ’ Latest styles. ■torla hod the misfortune, while rjding, Barber, C.’Barber, R. Doyle, F. Barlow. aa the <I tier at its doee. E. Throop, E.. Holbrook. U. lluifmau and The City made twoscoresaodtheconnty ito tear her riding habit, and on her re^ the Mta-.vKnowlton, Messer, Schumann. ejght lx Che second inning. ’turn to the palace the local tailor was Lowest prices. Lelus and'.Uroala Jones. Supper nerved !q tbe third inning the City <niade four sent for by the house steward. John in tbe society rooms tn«i five until oeven. score# anti they were retired. Hale Ken­ Jones went and asked for "the! lord yon for the County stepped up to tbe Violins, Guitars and Banjos, •chamberlain, ’ ’ but was told there was • Tlie ladiesot the W. ALT. U. of Barry stock of the best strings Cd. will bave their tent In running order plate and banged tlie ball bard, -reaching no such functionary at the palace. He, on the fairground with die addition of a first io safety. Ed Holbrook sneaked the in,consequence, returned home. Sun­ obtainable. new temperance, flag which they have pur­ ball under his arm and while Male was day morning another message came chased and will unfold to the breeze. We quietly doting about ten feet fratn-tiie base •from the palaeo.requesting his inunecordially imtte.and expect our brothers to Ed rudely touched Mm with the ball, jiat- ; diate attention. He sent in reply;that be preseatat< the tent and Che flag raklug ting him out. Hale at once found a goph­ ■he could not go. that he was to preach which will be Tuesday at. eleven o'clock er hole and crawled luto it, and 4t was •that rooming atTraothcoch, and away the first day.of. the fair. .In addition to only through the tearful entreaties of his he went On the following morning । the tent we efaall have a check tent when; brother wadiora that, he was haduciul to .for the smia^au mot live ceils people can come out Four more- scores were ipiled another message came from the palace, up however before the side was retired. and -this time ho obeyed'the summons. (leave their parcels, shawls, eoats, dinner, For ti>e faurth and last innlag the* City Appearing before the house steward, and whatever Obey, please innate keeping. team came to bat with "deteraliurtian" that Innctionary appeared much dis­ Tbe regular .meeting ot the Womens fairly stamped on all of their couuten&noes. pleased with tlie old preacher, and Foreign Mte*4uzjiry Society of Che M. E. Ed Holbrook was at bat and getting one asked ilm angrily why he had not church will be ibeld on Wednesday SepjL just where he. wanted It, gave tbe Uitle •come when sent for the day befoYe. 18»b. In tin, church parlor beginning at sphere a viekxis rap. It sailed way aver “J waa preaching at Gorsznen chapel, halt past twou'dlock. As this l« the clon­ Che right fielders head and was counted un ing.meeting of tbe year a good attendance aa a sure hoae*nin. But W. 11. Sehunuz w the morning, sir,” replied John “ 1’n,'u,c“h •“ ereoIs desired. Annual report will be given. took after the ball like a llolboreucolt and collared it almost as soon as It laud Mi. Fine orchestral music by Messrs Lee He fielded It quickly and Holbr>>ok ’ was "Chapel, Indeed!- raid xhe oScer Re*-' <>o Wnnd and Miss Bertha Rider put out at tbe plate. One run was made “preaching. Indeed! Do pen not know VfellM, Mr. Cherry rsoraet^aaaMIaaifiBlpn after this. The County team wm white­ that her roj^l highnera. IMoccsa Vic­ orgMi.int, together with lhe boy choir at washed in the last half of the fourth, toria, had oem lor you to I do tome the Presbyterian church next Sunday. making tbe score riand 18 to 13 in favor work far her?” 1 Morning topic. “The Incredltable Things of the County; "Yes. sir," replied John, “but I Rumet.imgs of Life.* Evening, -A Talk Abont Temdogt work on the Sabbath and nciver peranoe."’ There is still blood on the moon and the end is Mt yet. “What," said the officer, "yon refuse Tbe uanal monthly Missionary meeting P. !T- Colgrove took bis meals In bed to do a wall job for the future queen at the Frorizyterian parsonage next Wed* Tuesday and Hale'Kenyon Is bobbling of (Treat Britain?'' “WeHj" said John, “I am now but a The Loyal Legion Baud of Rope at the poor tailor of Lionfair, but I also ex­ Presbyterian parsonage «i Friday at four jgrlnned out loud when film McKevItt took pect to be a king- some day in the next Retook. ttat tumble on first. ’.There was also wz*ld. and it is better for me to lose Tbe Rev. B.C. Belcher. ufPhHadri ph la, .a great disturbance In China at the same the favor of princesses of the world will presell at-tire Emmanred aburch.next time. Jim «wy« his bead plowed Into the than to forfeit my crown in the world Sunday morutog. In tbe evening the earth deep enough so that bo could almost eozne." • Pekin. Rector wilt aouHM.-nct' n series of senntons Pekki. Po&riWy this accounts for II in answer to eovut common quoMUonsabout tbe Episcopal eburch. The subject on waa finished, the office. Informed that evening Uetog. -When and by wb<w Jouee that the princess and ducheaa sraa your chureh founded? .Died £d .this <jity, of Internal cancer, on wen> amah pleaead with the manner Saturday September 2d. Mra. B. JL Rose, All members of tbe Whittier Ctufa ux Aged 37 pears. the work, and requested to meet at the home ot Mrs. Died In £his city, of internal cancer, on tspeeially with hh conduct, and ex­ Zirgrte. Monday eve. Sept. nth. •unday Sept 3rd, Mrs Abbie Nine aged pressed themselves willing to ■.,*<* b«m when necos.cary <0 years. Two such announcements as the above eooiag so closely togatber we have never No befoee been eaDea upon to chronicle. Lt Is Soane and residence. a cad and painful duty to do so now. Both Our ioul banks deaerve great credit for .were aroatm of tiuj moot sterling worth; S£. the manner In which they came titrough >oth ware earnest, sincere Christian work­ tbe late financial stringency. Both dem­ er. whose sympathy and aid were enlist­ onstrated that they were atrong and well ed In evary worthy eause. The funerals IP1 J Ada F’SJSSd111, N.?allTUkmanaged. And we think tbe poople of were both held fcooi their late homes - Hastings aud vicinity who deposit money Monday afternoon both conducted by Rev. tr3 I'A roftuaCahllL MW^'evltto, ■ " in these InsUtutlona deserve a gn at big W. M. Puffer: that ot Mrs Rose at 1 p. m. »* < ftSW®**t.rr*«**Wn. credit mark, in that they never got rattled, aud that of Mrs Xlam al « p. tn. The In­ and did dol in tlie midst of so much dis­ terments were at East Carlton and River­ trust of baaks ever embarreM either of the side cemeteries respectively. Gibson. Clowrdale. ' tocal banks by nureasonable demands Mias Roseau Fuljor was born in Carlton, The bunks in every way deserve the con­ Orleans Co, . Y.puly Ittb lUfffi, and re­ fidence repoeed la there. Both are acaln above rwCTTF.aad If tta Improvemrert of moved to thia alate when only four years old settling In Comstock Kalamazoo Co. tbe put two weeks continue, will soon I* returning to Now Turk when aha was it. JIbioMely Pure Opposite Fred L. Heath’s drug store. When in GRAND KAP1D3 stop at THE KENT opposite UNION DEPOT. X<Ate« tfl.OO X>ox- JDray. Free Baggage Transfer. New House Steam Heat and Electric Bells. BEACH A BOOTH. Going Michigan Dau To The WORLD’S FAIR SENATE Michigan Central When times are hard people want to save all the money they rab and they uu do w it every dav when they buy goods at the Racket. The Racket store does not complain of hard times but from the way they sell goods we do not know where they can ret them. •• RESTAURANT TO GET A LUNCH 2R SQUARE HEAL. We have plenty of childrens school shoes and will save you Irvin 5c to 50c on each pair at the Racket. M. A. GORDON. Proprietor. Lycuining rubber goods at the Racket wonder If the old fogies will say they are n<> good they are warranted the best. 3 Invoices of kitchen tin ware this week prices sei! it or we could not bur it at the RackeL A few pairs of inch and boys boots to dose out for iaek of room we are ginuz to The suction carpet «w“c|S'r with’ soft brush takes the lend il will do work no carpet. IXi not let th in sell you a stiff brush to cut your carpet only ?h(X) and for sale by no other bouse but tbe Racket. Our fail stuck of millinery is h-ginning to arrive. Cal! and see for yourself at •he Racket. * GAZING AT VHBNBW moon Is a beautiful and impressive sight; but. The Reliable Jeweler. DRINKING NEW MOON TEN market price at the Racket. We sell floor oil cloth that means cheap when we lake ln>.» of it at the Racket. We have been bead quarters so long for silk ribbon tie need not tell you that means half price nt the Racket. Paper nnd envelopes nt less than half what others sell al. nt tbe Racket. Is one of the most delicious pleas­ ures accorded’to those who enjoy a“fine cup of tea. I hive just re-' ceived a large invoice of the new of New Moon Tea and it'fullv We are giving some good crop equals the best recommends ever I bargains in given it. Why dont you try it? Whenever you want groceries or canned goods call on me. 6R0GKERYflND The Racket store tells us that they bare several hundred pairs of uld sizes and makes bought at 50c. or. the 8 and If they can fit y ou will save 50 per cent on then. 23 dozen more of those unbleached sole You can alM> get canned Lobster*,' Mackcre Shrimp. Salmon etc., and tbe stock Is new an ladies hose arrived at the Racket this week fresh. Ample accomodations for all. ladles *« you cannot match them In the city for 20e. as gent*, (lire us a call. In basement under We have 75 [)oz. Ladies fall and winter E. r. Hugle's Store, Corner Main and Jefferson underwear and we expect the old fozies Sts. / will tell you they arc made of paper when they bear tlir price at the ^kct. Porcelain lined kettles at 40c. at the Racket. Ladies’ Watches, Gents’ Watches Boys’ Watches F. R. fflNGONST, doings S. E. PHILLIPS. Keufember that »e sell selmol slates at about half what others ask for not as good at the Racket. THE RACKET GLASSWARE to stimulate trade these quiet times. A nice assortment of Water Sets, Chamber Bete, Dinner Sets, Sugar and Cream Sets. A new line of Tumblers very nice. f..nUrat0Ck Groceries is full and complete. The wise housekeeper is the one who buy* good goods and that is Zl!at a,m to keeP and coffrfT k*t0 EA«oode and wh ve L the Additional Local We„want butter & eggs. 0215 able to make loana u irforu Uie pole. When 31 yearn of ago she waa married to Between THIMBU you save time you save money. You can eave a vast IFamount of time if yon are look­ ing for or any kind of building mater a_. . , , ial, by coming directly to us ana not only that, you will eave money by buying of uh. We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble m to sell cheaply lnd jet get a living. �Hastings Banner. ,rs4»y, Sept- 1893- H- sk are the times you are jnMVits to save money. The i .tlot school books is als vH a great Imrden. If you your books of us this year ;t-deve you of some of the We hpve a large line of i hfland and -Shelf Worn •r.oi-t as good as new, that . you money on. The ,oi|huythe better as sortH u Jl have to select from. • a full, supply of every­ , in a school room. Ji tablets consist of 50 non: tc. to 25c. Any atei’t . slate pencils, lead pencils, -halk, and erasers. [RED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. Kogers’ Furniture Store, LOCAL NEWS. . C1KCUL4T1ON • This weak, 75 quirei il-.-.-.fter, changes for advertisements reach thia office Tuesdays at latest to nure insertion in the issue of the week then brought. you to come ragged. - no rags, borrow. ragged to Hie fair. ik-J hay Is coming into’ this tine new home will soon •on will move into bl -t w ard •tills week. • <>C children^ it Miss Felgbnj.’ Gmnlyt^ir entertained hci Tuesday afternoon. sale fdr Barry county our inside pageg. ib "f exnminatiqn paper for one Heath’s, the druggist. .v you money in dry goods. •Itrd Doyle entertains her pternoon at five o’ckyk tea. • 1 .tool, grind plow!Ipoints, grind I u-uk- cider. H. j; L. Newton. .>,in-ell a gmxl mile of concrete • walk laid tn Hastings this year. >■?. (Ann the large orchard in Yantig- ure on sale at L. E. Stauffer's. m>:ry sound of lhe school bell is and the children seem to be glad of • : m-t-.-s were loud in, their praises : ; n-w county buildings at their meelug :.<•! I'hdr-day. ■ Eutrles are being made now every day personal mention. for tbe races dafriag the fair. The speed classes wlH all be filled and spectators wRl see some fine racing. /4t was a good job of atreet work, that j'waadone cast’of tbe Hastings House. uro™,U°sl' rel“n,ed '•"•" Chl“«» J"’ We wish we could mention other Instances •of creditable work oq the streets, but Mon^,y.f’tleldO0 ln “• V«"W CUJ ttrytb compels us to admit there are none. Arairauii G«,. Tinkler la nro<lnt be Cbk?,oM"rll"er T“W" ,en ““"V •the right kind of a man oq the sidewalk ■oouuplttee. The walks are being built, if tho lot owners fail, Mr. Tinkler sees that lhe Walks are built jaat tbe same, and the lot owners will pay for them next winter. Whites Military baud of Kalamazoo will furnish the musle for the fair and will give concerts every day. This Is ono of the best ban.* .1 the state and It will be' worth comlt-, a long ways to listen to the music they will furnish. A report reached here to-day that n young white girl, of Battle Creek, had eloped with a negro from that place BHd was married yesterday by a Hickory Cor­ ners minister. We aro unable to confirm the report or learn any more of the details. Secretary Bauer Is hustling in all of the attractions possible for the fair. There will be a grand cavalcade of all live stock ou the grounds. Every afternoon there will be fine racing. Interspersed with sports of various kinds. Floral ball will be a tiling of beauty owing to the liberal prizes that will be given. । onniber of improvemeuta In Has­ t tills* ytjnr- will ctiinpare'very favorably "•t- burner jears. despite the hard limes. M Olga Hessmer gave a small comr-uiy jrMerday afternoon in honor of her ' • '•■ Mh-» Lillian-Rosalie ot Grand Rapids. Me-isrs Bros. * Reynolds will sell you a :1m Press that is warranted to bale from • - ' • 15 tons of hay per day with two Lost on the streets of Hastings a pair of old twiwed eve-glasses with chain attach­ ed. The finder will please leave them at this office and receive the reward. A man can earti more clear money with •i Southwlch Hay Press Ilian with a threahln« outfit, which coats five times as much. For sale by .Messer Bros. A Reynolds. Wanted!-*A young lady to work for her board and attend school. Tullluu will Im- paid for lhe right person. En­ quire of the Superintendent of Schools. Bv Cliarlle Beamer has rented the Messer building where the City bank was former­ ly located and will »<lun have a large <jup ply of his luscious peaches for sale. Those who have used peacl»es from Mr B’s farm pronounce them butter (han those raised on the lake shore lor the reason that they are brought here frvMier. picked riper and not bruised sb-^nueb in transit. $ 1,500 WOKTil £C,l’.°r l>eU^11 v|sited friends In this city Sunday. • " Mrs. Clement Smith friends Saturday. visited Nashville WroH ■kiS""1 d,U"U'r r'tan"d j WE HA l/E JUST PURCHASED Fr"*V 'orci.vel.nd on Charlotte Mrs. A. E. Dickerman. of Chicago, Is ex­ pected In thu city this week. .- Mr. and Mrs. John Canfield, of Chicago, John Woodruff does the delivering for all 'are visiting Hastings friends. of the city groceries with one exception. Rev. Edmund Belcher, of Philadelphia Orders reaching tbe stores Before 10 1Is a guest at D. G. Robinson’s. o’clock will be delivered by noon. Orders K B. Messer returned from a business reaching the stores before 4 o'clock In the 1 afteiffioon will be delivered by six. This trip through the east Thursday. effects a big saving for the groceries and E. E. IJtmoreaux and family expect to gives excellent satisfaction. tnoVe to Grand Rapids next week. Our city schools open with a large en­ Dr. Lizzie Hendershott and Miss Blanche rollment. The High school has the largest -Hendershott left for Chicago last week. first day enrollment In tbe history of the school. 140 entered Monday, two more , Mr. and Mrs. A. Black returned from a on Tuesday. The seats In that room an- visit at Lansing and Ann Arbor Saturday. all filled, and there are yet a great many Elba Reynolds, of Belmont. N. Y.. visit­ foreign pupils who will enroll during the 'ed his brother Dan, Friday and Saturday. montii. The great question is where to Frank Cole and Fay Diamond .took in seat them. the bicycle races at Grand Rapids I Jibor M. A. Gordon lias disposed of the Sen­ ate restaurant to Robert Rogers, who took Messer is enjoying lhe beauties possession of the same this morning. He of Chester the white • - -• has secured the services of Seth Stone In I week. the culinary department which Is a guar-1 an tee that things will be served all right, Miss Lillian Rosalie, of Grand Rapids, and In style. We wish. Mr. Rogers snoops is the guest of Miss Olga ]}r?jmer this and he will no doubt receive a liberal pat. week. rouage. Mr. and Mrs. IL H. Marshall, of Prairie­ 'Sunday was the last the Rev. Puffer ville, Vl.Rrtl at D, IL Cook’s the past could have as the official pastor of the M. week. E. church, aud large congregations heard Miss Eddy returned to this city' Thurs­ him both morning and evening. In tbe morning six were received into the church, day. nnd is at her post of duty In the high and In the evening h’gave a brief sum-1 mary of his live years work here. The Mr«% L. L. Holloway- nnd daughleE church will be fortunate If its next pastor Maude, of Kafamnzoo, are visiting friends ■»Unll be his equal. in the city. hoes flHPLE That we will close out at the regular of the goods. Remember that EVERY PAIR is WARRANT­ ED to be first class in every respect. Call and examine the goods while there is a large assortment. A. E. Kviia.'ton. a well knownxattorney of Hastings was In town this morning.—! Sunfield N’»w», I Miss Elsid Ik-all. of Colon, who has been I vi'itlng at Dr. Lampman's, returned to her ; home Saturday. I l.oyd Felghner. of Woodland. and Leri Felghner, of Nashville, took in tlie ball game here Monday. . Everyone should do everything possible | this year to make the fair a bummer. Any j Mi'S Stella Heath left last week fo • Crystal ffjike, in tbe upper peninsula! one who has anything extraordinary that-! will entitle it to a premium should bring ‘«here she ^ill leach school. it. All should be united in an effort to . Mrs. L. Docks-talder returned to het make these fairs a success. Attnictions home In Three Rivers Tuesday after bring the people and the people should week’s’vlsli with relatives iti the city. ’ | bring the attractions. Watch out next week Mrs. A. J. Bowtie and family, of Granii for the list of specials. Rapids, and Mrs. handan. of Chicago, ani Being built just like THE EMPIRE .SPRING HOE DRILL except it has Shoes on in place of the hoes. The shoes are tox< Mike Strouse and Merril Sledge had a the’fcuests of Mrs. Gardner this week. little misunderstanding Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Shean, of Aurora. and made of steel with a broad opening at rear to deposit tlie gr?ihi which makes a furrow two Indies wide and sows the grata tn They went out on a Jefferson street alley ; Nebraska, arrived here Tuesday ami will the bottom of this furrow which is covered by a chain of rings, each ring being 4%' inches in diameter and very heavy—bermr and settled it according to Marquis ot visit relatives In the city and thcir olU and larger than those on any other Shoe Drill made, arid GL'ARANTEEIaIo cover the grain. p~> rx 1 -T* I \ / r”' QC C7 rA-Feedlng out in an equal time, with the same combination of geux, Queensbu/y rules and by-laws. Both look-1 home in Hickory Corners. 1 kJOI I I V IX. lUliVL. IL.L.U the name quantity of wheat, oats, rye or barley. The quantity ed as tlpmgh they had been run through a Rev. W. M. Puffer left Tuesday nignt sausage grimier. At this point high hand- j ed justice Interfered ami llje two wi re cun- j for conference, which Is held in Diviskm ducted through Esq. RikePs judicial hop- • St. M. E. Church. Grand Rapids. Ill* -friends hope the "powers that be’’ will find per. They were shorn $00 each. a good place fur him. He Is certain to Ije The report of the treasurer of the M. E. useful wbereter he may be sent. church last Sunday morning was very | Mrs. J. A. Bellinger ami Mrs. 'M. E. creditable to that society. During the past year, despite the stringency of the times, Snyder. Chicago; Mrs. Ruth Bawdy, Wood­ land; Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Ri»se and daugh­ all the usual church expenses were met. end over 3000 raised to complete tlie pay­ ter Gertrulle aud Mr. and Mrs. Roland Clark, of Grand Rapids were among tliose ment for the addition to the church. In from out nf the city who .attended tlie all. over 83000 was rwlaoTby the ciiurcR Hose Monday afterin its various departments of work, nnd funeral of Mrs. B. IL " June 23. *93. /fhe new Masonic Hall in this city will be dedicated on the afternoon of Sept. 13, Uiroo.h Ihcounty ,re in.lt.d lo I- prq-nl. .nd '« 1«.KOnpanled by their .Die Lodm nr tho Sute -111 be nrpreeenled. Jod addressee from prominent Mesons tn«, be e»p«ted. Supper will be served from bin 7 <?duek tor which nwlntr to th" slat, or the 1-odire treasury, the .urn o' -S cent, per plate -HI be chanted. Tbe commllee bavin, the matter In deaeodiiK to tn"*. and pleasant, and II I. expected that every Mason In the county wUl make t conveni­ ent to attend. County papers pleam, copy this notice. Peaches hi this vicinity are a fair crop, ?-11-I there aye some apples, not a great "tany nor great big ones. Just enough In \___ _ _ 'I'l-uitliy and size to say apples. Mt >'D« Davis A Bently are raising some •-vh'ndid celery, that compares favorably • •ii the finest Kalamazoo product, on the ‘ :! Bently farm west of the elty. ' a . Miss Effai Simpson visited triends the past week. m-n stock of embroidery silks .. all the latest shades in Filotioss tl»e $800 debt of a vear ago Is reduced to it Miss Keighner’s. less than 8150. This certainly is a graft' M: M. H. Bailey lias rented her bouse fylug showing for these times. t.iway, which she has recently •, ilred; to Mr- Vance. The Michigan Central will until Septem­ -uioke Ed. Powers No. 35 cigar. ber 30th sell round trip tourists tickets, limited to return not later than . October ■ ■ the -..Hue; always the best 5 cent 31st at the following low rates: i,’ar l;i theT lilted Stales. Traverse City, Mich.. Bay View / Petoskey \................. Harbor Springs. Mich 10.80 Mackinaw Cltv. " wilt be a bill game between men 11.80 Mackinac Island. । - north and south sides of Main Bl. Elk Rtzplds •now afternoon at the fairground. 8.95 Charlevoix • itt receipt of our purchase of Ottawa Beach dress gjoods. . • ] •■'• -• hope to be able to publish the list of .d premiums tor the fair next week. I « > i be by far lhe largest ever offered. V “w ilm'X. c“* r'lur"'d ainh”’ S.ohU *” tak,n»ln $1,500. $1,500. BY OllDEIt OF COMMITTEE. R. B. RICHARDS Miss Hattie Puffer who has been suffdring from nervous prostration for somu time past was removed to her home, in IHs earnestly hoped by her many triends that she will suffer no III effects from la-r Journey, aiid will be <peedlly J" -restored J to “ health. ' . Orlle B Van Horn leaves for Aurora Grande, California, lhe first of next week where he will spend the coming winter. He has been subject to lung troubia man­ or less for the past three years and necently suffered a severe attack from i hard cold caught at Wall Lake. He goes west in hopes of overcoming this difficulty and his many friftuls In this city and vicinity trust he may be able to do We carry the must complete line of dress goods in the city. 7 Srui.utNo'H Hop aacklngs, new shades in benrietlas and serges, whip cords, fontalne, etc. Bl’AUI.DlNG’s All desirous of taking up the Chatauqua tourw of, study for 1898-4 are requested U> meet at the residence ot Mr. Hepry Goodyear’s Saturday, Aug. 9th. at seven o'clock. 1 There Is no better or more popnlar High School in Michigan than the Has­ tings High Sjhml which is fuliy attested by the enormous enrollment. The num­ ber classified at date Is 144. | There will a musicale held at the home of Mrs R. J- Hendershott on Friday WORLD’S FAIR accomnxxMftlons with­ evening Sep. StlTat 7-30 oclock. Tlie en­ in a few minutes ride (rom |fle grounds. tertainment will be under the 50c a nf two in<1 °*er* ofMesdames Hendershott, Cykjl Gftioanr year and Misses Messer and Pendergast 4717 Evans Ave., Chicago. consisting of vocal solos rendered by u».i.r.b.u u'muJo Ml" To the kind friends and neighbors who BMlatediwi In the sickness, death and burial of our son and brother, we wish Io extend our heartfelt thanks. plxyi-ro "Illi. Het Mr. JIM. A. S. DBAS AND FAMILY. -JU served. This entertainment is In th The Annual Meeting ot the Barry, Hope Swnwt »'">« Kp'roop.1 Cborel; •»-* *' •nd Orangeville Horse Detective Associa­ trwtilie I"’ID« l^l-1',, tn, tion will be held at Delton Saturday, Sent. o( w,«.o .ro rordl.lly 40lh at a. p. m. Eugene Hartharn Pres., prewnu Adm!"'-"’ Ire 1«<W »’« c- W. Backus, Sec’y. THE 5TEIH BLOCH C2’S On a Suit or Overcoat 1s a guarantee that you have bought the b^st for the money. R. K. ORdNT. �Hastings Banner. STRANGE PROCESSION. DTE: omthE Thursday, Sept. 7, 1893. COOK BROS.. Proprietors. Hood’s Cures ^hin|bjai?gpo5ihoij Lots of people come to see the fair, but few attract the attention given to a family from Michigan on Wabash avenue, Chicago, last Sunday morning. There were eight of them, and they left the elevated railrood depbt ot Thirty-fifth strccL There was one man in tbe port y ana BUOA «» .woman, .....................evidently ............. ________ an elderly ^hisJ WlfO. The other six were fine, hand.-omc girts. The eldest was probably [ * v. i wenty-six rears old, while the youngest AH lIwore was scarcely over 'fourteen. —*---“"'~ navy-blne suits, Eton jackets ' cud white sailor hats. Wlita the uld man XSZ -u-' Coinniui- ijniaJt.rotiA Ind., Sept eran.of the union armlee hare been pouring into Indianepoll. for the pa»t twenty-four hours with scarcely break in tbe proceolon. It ke.tim.ted that 25.000 uniformed men or me Grand Army of the Republic a™ in camp. Probably twice « many p.™n» who am not mcmbera of the ..nianitotum bare arrired. There ie no diminution in the crowds Hint arc pourlnk throwh the pat,-» of tho union .Udon. It >«*• like them miifht be IW.OOO or 500.000 .tranpere in town to wllueee the greet pararie. Vour-ilfth. ot dw p.»U d>»‘ poured out of" the union dalton wero from Indteaaor the clow lying coun­ tin', of llllnole. Ohio and Michupui. Tho conteet foe commander In chirr hM been the ulioyblnir theme about headquarter*, it look. a. If John B. A flams, of MaasachuMsttB. known as ent medicine In the ^n c |n . •'™ » uaiully mtaj™* , — that /— . --------■ “'"‘' I I «re * •daitiao Fn-p.^.h.,, ■ scientific prepsrathqi ,lt... pnrtlr- for »M, ! W Il E P Evans, ia an article entitled lot nlfvrrt to u., „ub,|, •/„„ ’£'■»» K’-lmrally. fv ••Modern Mirodea-to Popular Science, contain In n condeiiiM-il ",,u >11 the .rives accounts of several astonishing meats nocccssary to gh, ££ formed by Hindoo Juggler. richness to tin- blood, an,71 '” * 111- ar>d ' shattered nerves. They are at Among them wero the following: “Iihtillnr -•t.tdiu ••In » .bort time the fakir bmi «uffl- for auch diMam a* i.>,. tlal paralysis. 8t. Vltu •bn.-., -.,-iMkai eientlv recovered from bl. trance to ,Lnd up. and, when tho rttcik pointed iieuralgiM. rlwuiuatlsm. liraihcht. the after vffecls of la grj, to the brazier, he thru.t hi. hand Into • he heart, pale ami sn ■.’I"'- I'Hll'lbitmn 3 I "inplexlw*, IL ml»od imme of the Ilea coal., blow that tlnM feeling r.-snit 1 '»«' Iimu them tUl they emitted .park., bit off prostration: all piece, of them a. one wonld bite vitiated, humors In tin ‘<•■1^11(111^ Ut<m apple, and eagerly ate them up scrofula, chronic . t,m , ‘‘•‘‘■ii. such u tie then went to a largo prickly cao- are also a specific f.>r In "1 H ' *‘tr- They jrtrullar to twu which wae .tending on tho plat­ femahn. an<-b a- 5 ipi, .., y<‘t:u)aritk» form. plucked a leaf armed with .trong and all forma nf wrakin .. ! • J build on the blood and roUi.-v th. .plnoL bit off a piece and .wallowed K1"Imaitfa to IL With equal avidity be crunched and the pale or sallow;.chre.-. of men the)• effect a rm, consumed thin sheets of glaka. Frag­ ’ Im all '••urworfc menu of the.cactus and tho glass were handed to the spectators, who exam­ These Pills are manined them and convinced themselves WilHnms' Medlrjhe «'<.t •et>dr that they were really the substances they were represented to be. An at­ only in bt«»- bt srfng ■ tendant brought in o shovel, the iron and wrapper, at 59 rts. :11.,,, part of which was red-hot, so • thot a for 82.50. Bear in mi mi !;„• l;. U*il!l4in'g bit of paper thrown upon it flashed at Pink Pills are nevrr im';., •• -dk. <>r once into Home- Tho fakir took the by the doien or huiuir. .j. m ’ ;,!|y dealer wooden handle of the shovel with his who offers a substilnh- 1: ■: ■':i|i i» try right hand, placed his left hand on the Ing to drfmtid you ami , ..f ”■ avoided. glowing iron plate, which he also Dr. William.-' Pink Pili. :i druRgiaW or direct by iim licked with apparent relish, and then Williams’ M<*dlc1ni> ('••ini an-, fo'iu either stood upon it with his bare feet until adress. The price ni «ii. 1 it became black. ThU last exploit sold makes a course of tr -at»» filled the air with a faint odor ofj lively inexpensive as < <>n p u. : ' -.tuparawith other burned horn. remedies or medical tr- al u. >, "A sword, so sharp that it cut a piece of paper in two when drawn A friend in need is a t > across the edge, was handed to the fakir, who thrust it with all hia force not less than one mill •'have* against his thrpat, his breast and his found jiist* such a frlvi in. king’s i'HI. roughs sides. The sword was then held in a New Discovery for <<>uand colds. If you ha.I ihh horizontal position about three feet great cough medicine. < ii< I1 will confrom the ground with the edge uo- vlnce you that it has ut curative wurd by the servant, who took bold of DOIiwers In all diseases of t • fluid aiid the point, which was wrapped in sev­ lungs. Earli bottle'is gn ’J tv do all eral folds of cloth for the protection of that is claimed or mo his hand, nnd by another'A issani, who funded. Trial bottles tnW 11. <i«Mlheld it by the hllL The fakir placet! year's drug More. Lntg,. • ••Oc and his hands on the shoulders of the two SI.00. men nnd leaping up barefoot on the edge of the sword stood there for some We desire to say to 1 seconds. He then stripped aud rest­ ■• that for ing liis naked abdomen on the edge of years we have in-eu Kibe’s tho sword balanced himself in the air Klug’s New Lin- Pi’K j Arnie* without touching the floor with his Salve mid Electric Bilim «’e never feet, the sheik meanwhile pressing liandltM n-nu-dlfw that xli 'Tlhat down upon the fakir's back with the have given such uulvri < *ftulton. whole weight, of bis body." T\e du not iM-sitau* to ’bv tbrtD every Hum-, and «<• stand !•• rcfutd tlw purchase price, if -al ry r«*utt* du not follow thrlr femedir* have won thdr sraat their nirrlts. W. H. g .< lUgbt. exploits of a fakir. Msrv-KHU -•«—A D«n«l Rwi-Hoi Iron. Tl“« Officials of the world's fair say the outlook for the discharge of all indebt­ edness is encouraging. Receipts are Increasing. A number of hula-hula dancers from the Sandwich islands have arrived at San Francisco en route to tl.u» South Sea Island Village in Midway nuisance. M. Gustave Skbhuiukh. an officer of public instruction, has arrived from I*aris to make a’ report for the French government ou the different educa­ tional exhibits at the world's fair. Theodore Thomas will not return to Chicago to lead the exposition orches­ tra. In a telegram from Fairhaven. Saved His Life Mass., he declines the invitation of the “I havo-been suffering from hip disease for ' executive committee and says that he eight ywara, having three running sores on my needs a resL hip. 1 began u> uke Mbs. Potter'Palmer's picture now stands upon an easel in the platform Hood’s Sarsaparilla of the assembly room of tlie Woman’s and It has given me a perfect cure. I feel confldent that It did save my Ute.” Ollie L. 1 building. A little to one side upon a | marble pedestal Is the bust of Mrs. AucHrn. 139 Dudley Street, Day tom Ohio. Tobin, president of the Texas state Hood’s PHIs assist digestion and curs board Of lady managers. headache. Bold by all druggists. a&c. The four stairways leading to the THE MtCItlOAN MAN BBINOB 1I1H FANII.T. roof- of the Manufactures building are rcachetl the sidewalk in front of! tbe complete, and visitors are allowed to depot he looked behind fur Iris girls ’ ride to the roof. To prevent conges­ and did riot move until he was satisfied tion visitors who ride up In the eleva­ that al) were on the ground. Then he The Niagara Falls Route.’ tors must tvnlk down the stairways,' picked Jnp a couple of yellowgr|ps and , and no loitering will.be permitted.marched ___ _ _________ Stations. toward Wabash avenue. ‘ l’ 1 A plaster reproduction of tho fish- . Early church-goers saw tlie party turn . lAdTffAxa. |s.m.|p.:n |p.m.|p.m.|A.m ’ corner on Wabaxh avenue . nnd Hastinos ________ I 7.421 1 6 38>1 l-M>l W ing house which Izaak Walton built on the the banks of the river Dore, in Eng­ stopped to look at the procession. COMMASIIER « CHIEF WK1MEBT. land. has been erected among tlie trees First dame the father carrying two Adams, would be on the shore of the north lagoon. grips. (The mother followed closclbe­ •’Huffy .lack” Hajmans.. .......I lail; |tx«| 9.161 1.00 “Fiscatoribus Sacrum” is the iuscrip- hind with another, and then came the commander. He has the united C. K. OSBORN. Local Agent, Hastings’. tion over the doorway, nnd this is fol­ daughters in single file ant! arranged support of the eaAt and several states lowed by the date 1074. . likestebs of stairs. The unique bro­ iu the west have promised to support Chief Buchanan announces that thb cession went toward Thirty-sixth street him. S. 11. Hurst, of Ohio, stilt feels and entered a family hotel- near the confident Charles P. Lincoln, of Mich­ date for closing entries for the fat ZTi/ z z Everjj’whi-re. Competent igan. who who was was deputy deputy commissioner commissioner ox of , I igan. stock exhibit at the world's fair has school-house. -----------I--------------- 1 pensions under Harrison, has a considbeen extended to September 20. Tho THE YERKES TELESCOPE., * •• following. -------------------cate for such positions«t tbo Grand Rap:d> Buserable There wasa-------------dome aurexhibit begins October 10 and closes ine*aCollrwo. Shorthand, and Normal School. For Catalogue, address Al 8. Parish, 1’ropr. October 28. Entries should be ad­ Now- on Exhibition In the .Manufacturwa prise when E. Burd Grubb, of New Jer­ sey, announced that he was a candidate I Buildinc nt Chlreso. dressed to the chief of the depart­ The great Yerkes telescope, the gift for commander. ment of live stock, World's Columbian XOTtCK OF I.KITING. It has been practically decided in ad­ of Charles T. Yerkes to the University exposition. Thf. house has passed the senate bill of Chicago; situated at tlie north ekid vance of the session of the encampment Notice Is hereby Riven. Tliah 1, R C. Nortan that the next gathering will lie held at Town*Uli> Dram CoimnlMioner of* the Town­ In aid of the California Midwinter’ In­ of the main aisle of the Manufactures ship 01 Orunp-villr County of Haro*. State of ternational exposition. The bill passed building, h now open -for public |n- Pittsburgh. Members of the ass»»cia- , MiebhiMi. wfil. on che id day of September A tion were delighted when a delegation speetionl The director general and ’ J>. IMO at Oliver Chalkrra In said Township of the senate before. It simply permits BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH. OrxiiRfviHr at 3 o'clock Ini the afternoon of the removal of dutiable go<Mls and 0L. president of the exposition, the other of Pittsburgers arrived and announced , tbataay, proceed to receive bids tor the con European workmen from Chicago to chief officials, the state and foreign that the city had pledget! 1100,- ; strucUou st ruction of a certain Diaiu known Jtnowii au> aud’ design design ­ 000 for the entertainment of the vet ­ a led as "the “JlicChalker TownMdp Drain." Drain,/'located ated Chalker Township located , to-teOA ASMVAOVU. AW San AFrancisco. No U money was asked corpmissioners. nnd the faculty of tgie ar.it '"Aabll'iied lii Utn said Township of OrangeimWn,m.l,t university of Chicago witnessed tjhe erans next year. It was the first bid d described “escribed as follows, to vtEo. “ and (o wit: com-j lro,n Ule -Lr°' ennueuL ing «ta'take at a 'lake that (list is l» No «I of the tlmdvni '*' * * company has at opening} evolutions and workings lof that had been made and was eagerly mruciiur Clem T— he rolling-chair ship Dram of Orangeville Tuwnkhip Orancevilh* aud on land of sz.."a.. ,„.i 1,.. the mammoth instramen'l. under the accepted. The KantfM delegation has ■^...U'Qi.vlker ---- .>-—ttience ■<------------------------Oliver Cliapter rrunning Souths Degrees last come to itB senses and reduced its announced that it will vote fo take lhe East .W ....nu. thence rates. A chair with a guide now costs direction of William E. Reed. &»» feet on I...™ laud ... of Oliver ,u CTndker Mouth H> 14 Itegrces thi-nee The column and head of this tele- encampment east again for the reason -Hn«M EidtMt'feet v..* fjf(y Soiitn cents au hour, nnd twenty-five (From the LietrnitjFrcc Prc/ai.) 44 degrees east 173 fee: thence south <53-5 0 de­ gree* east no feet equal to 1471 feet on land of cents after tlie first hour. A chair scope art of cast iron,' and rise to! a that the railroads of the west have not Alm Ann-11* A. Hull ilietieo south 63-5-d east 3W Thomas Hagen was wated In n comfortheight of 45 feet, nnd weigh 50 tons. shown a disposition to treat the old feet (boico MFJtU 18 5 4 degrees vast -1000 feet without a guide costs twenty-five cents The polar axis, of steel, is 15 inches pn soldiers rlgliL | able rocking chklr al his cosy home, 1289 theuce s>‘u«h feet equal to 1217 feet on laud of an hour with no half-hour rate. Trip , The naval veterans held their busi­ Russell Sln-et. yesterday morning.' when a .loLu L Voting thence south J3 fect/fln land of tickets will be,sold four for one dollar, ' diameter;. 15’-.; feet long, • nnd \yeigns , ... David Ttiwusand. Section No I 1*590 feet seetloti and entitling the holder to four ten- • tons. The declination axis, also faf ness meeting Monday, nnd to-day will . visitor was announced. The gentleman No, a Is 1474 icet section No 3 fl250 feet lhe act as an escort for theG. A. R. in the aw nnd greeted the new comer with tbe ' • • x I stctl. is 12 inches .iu diameter, llpf drain st the ccmniencinent Is to be 3 feet deep is Inches wide ou bottom the sides ot the dltch Tfce grand parade. Admiral B. S. Osborn grace of a diploma:, and as he opened up a Tire lost and found bureau has been, feet long) and weighs 3X tons. to slant 1 to 1 or 45 degrees outward nnd a 2 convertetion it was evident that Mr. Hagen . foot beam the depth varies! according to the removed from the south end of the ’ tube is of steel. i'4 feet long and 62 was re-elected commander of the asso­ was a jierson of more thati ordinary intellgrade table at the upper end tlie but is 3 feet inches in diameter at the center, taper ­ ciation. Byrnes Scars, of Baltimore, and-'t lurbes deep Hatd Job will be let by sec­ Terminal .station to Room 20 in the old ing toward the ends. It weighs C took- was elected commodore, and CapL IL gencr. To hi» visitor the rtiimrkablc tions. The section at the outlet of the drain Service building near the. Sixty-second 1 <-hnng(S and peculiar career of thia man • v 111 tie let first, and the remaining sections In street entrance and placed in charge of The driving clock, weighing li, tons, N. Hopkins, of Chicago, captain. The was a source of much Interest. The wnntheir order up stream, in accordsuee with lhe diagram now on file with the other papers per- tlie auditor as custodian. All articles is located in the upper section of tl|e association voted fo go to Pittsburgh । dvrful transformation in Iris appearance next year. tataiug to >aid drain. In the office ol the Town found upon thd grounds or in any of column, i It is wound automatically • within the past two years is itself worthy ship Clerk, to which reference may be bad bi­ The encampment w-as formally wel­ of the study of n selefitlsL Mr. Hagen. al! parties Interested, and blds will be made the buildings should be delivered by an electric motor and is controlled and received accordingly. Contracts will be there. All application for lost articles by a double;conical pendulum. It L comed fo Indianapolis Monday night ni» couple couple of of yeats y«-ais 1ago, was so weak and made with the lowest responsible Didder glve, (eared to lhe main driving wheel, s feJt by a meeting in Tomlinson's hall. Tho .rumclated thatt^day t!?i be does nit seem the 1 ng adequate security for the performance of should be made at this bureau. I in diameter, which when clamped to principal address of welcome was de- same liitllvidual. the work, in a sum then and there to be fixed by mo. reserving to mpelf the right to reject ‘ ’ | the polar axis revolves it, together llvered by ex-I’resident Harrison. The Rheumatism was the cakse op bls terriTHE BULL OBJECTED. any and ail blds. The date for the completion i ble sufferings. with the tube and all the acxesscries, of such contract, and the Unas of payment relRht Durham Cbaaea On* of I He is a l>etroltcr by birth, having first therefor, shall be announced at the time aud all weighing 20 tons, in exact sidereal place of letting. Notice Is farther hereby J seen the light of day In this city 36 years |time. The instrument is operated given, That at the time and place of said letting, Willie Woodward wears a red suit I ago. When quite a boy he was apprentlcorotaiidi other tim*and place thereafter to both by luind ami electric motors by which J. lhe Draiu Commissioner aforesaid, about the .world's fair grounds and switchboard placed within easy reach ed to lhe molder's trade, and ever since he may adjourn the same, the assessment tor ben- sells official cataloguer, on commission. has followed his evocation. He Is quite a efitMandUm lauds comprised within the •’Cintlk- The other day he went to barn No. 4. 1 of the astronomer. The total weight prominent member of the local Stoveer Township Drain Special Assessment Dis­ trict, "-will be subject to review. The following where the prize cattle are corralled, to ;of the entire telescope is 75 tons. i molder's Union, and eau lw found nearly is adracriptioaof the several tracts or parcels tack up notices warning purchasers of j every batuiday night Id attendance at the CAUGHT BY ELECTRICITY. nf land constituting the Kpecial Assessment meeting of the order. About two years ago District of mid Dram, viz: the N W.B\. ofN E. Catalogues to buy only from the boys ft M 0( section 8 and K fl H of N K tl W section in red. He excited a mild interest in Mr. Hageu became seriously affected with 8 and Um a W. of the N. W. fl J. ol section 9 hoprat Visitors. rheumathm, the result of working in .and tho N. IV. «i of the 8. W »< of section 9 all the meek-eyed Jerseys and other milkElectrical thief catchers are in operc droughts of cold air. betoR In tho Township of Orangeville Barry ro. Mich. Dated this 31 day ot Angust, A. D. mui era, and all went well until he tried to ation in some of the world's fair sec­ ”Tlic shooting pains of rheumatism arc K.C. Nobtox tions. Their operation is as follows: actually, I believe, the most horrible penal­ Tewnsliip Drain Commissioner of the Town­ TOMLINSON HALL. ship ot Orangeville. Ross <t Co., of London, have an exhibit ties that can be afflicted on mankind. 1 ex-president dwell upon the subject of in the British section of| the Manufac­ pensions. n j r----- V to tell you of the agonies I p• •‘I “n>n|f rtnnot l»egin 1 b«e • tboroujth rzpertaiM In NOTICE OF LKTT1NG tures building. For some time they lunirtin^. n "L, —al ’l —•''“S nuucreu. i osu a inurougn experience in. language a pension policy that reflects ; the art of torture, and no matter what I have been missing valuable lenses; Drain Lilting. Finally tlie case reached such propor­ upon the integrity of the veterans of . used to eue the pain, Il seemed as though Notice ts hereby given. That I, R. C. Norton tions that It was decided to lay a trap the war. His remarks on the subject 1 wax«loomed to great suffering, I had a Township Drain Cotnminslorierof the Township of ----- * Iron, number of friends who took great Inter­ ol rw-n.r«n. ponnteo, brought forth ehrora for the thief. of Oraoeeville. couaty of Barry. State of Mich­ th. ,eter»M. fist In my case, and recommended numer­ igan, wltl, on the l«tb. dav of September A. D. Several lenses were temptingly dis­ 1MB. al Fred Hall’s; In said.Township • of Comm»o<lrr In Chief Weiteert, In re- ous remedies which I tried without avail. played within seemingly easy reach, Craogeville. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of that Nothing seemed to do me any good. I day. proceed to receive blds tor tbe construction but underneath each lay one end of an ' eponu to the addreu, alto referred to the penalon qneatlon. He Indoraed was under the care nf several well-known of a certain Drain known and designated as electric wire, to the other end of which ‘•the Bray Township Drain,” located and es■what ex-Presldent Harrlaon bail aald Detroit physicians, but tbclr services were tabUMied In the said Township ot Orangeville, was attached a bell. The mechanism and indicated that the Grand Army of absolutely without favorable results. 1 and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at was so arranged that, as soon as one of a slake on west aide of section seven Town two the Republic, through the eventful was bedridden. Why. I could not move these lenses was touched, an electric north range ten West Michigan that Is Iwelv from one chair to another without assist­ feetHmiUi ot quarter post on west aide of said bell would f-ing out like a telephone. meeting, would apeak iu feeling, in ance. Some days 1 would feel a little sOcUoo seven thence with I Ihn nr.te running ......... II. . east . •», parallel «... ___ The guards'in that section of thb gal­ reference to the treatment ot penalon- brighter than others. era by the democratic admlniatratlon lery were told of the trap and in­ “But presently another attack of tliat Jell .with the quarter Hne.fiM feet equid to 24M Beaides .peeking at Tomllnton’a hall structed what action to take when the infernal rheumatism would stHke me. leav­ , feet on.lsnd of J. c. Uray and crossing the Hue ex-Proaident Harriaon addrrtwed the ing m? a veilta de wreck ou the barren BLUE-BLOODED BULL CHA8EB REP- alarm sounded. .»’• at a aUk'! that is lot feet south of tbe center of said sccqon seven running thence north UK CLOTHED DOT. Just before the Manufactures build­ veteran, in Camp Wilder In lhe after­ .‘horen of humanity. • degrees es*t |m feet to a stake 12 feet south or •’Bv accideut I read two years ago a east and west quarter line thenee east parallel nail a notice outside the stall occupied ing was closed recently an elderly man, noon and the camp dre ot the Army of . with aa d quarter line 2U1 feet thence north in appearance tl.e Cumberland at night He ia tho Canadian paper containing a remarkable a big MU. Durham J Boy," . .. IXUIU bull MUU eminently ’ respectable * -M 62 itegrve.i east 22 feet equal to 2fiK feet of Un-1 by “Bully central figure of the encampment. story of a miracle at Hamiltori, Onu It • of.) and D. Duffey and crossing Hue at a point entered iin thp • ' •heavyweight class. । a, neat*y dressed, passed along the'; The thing which will no doubt oo- was I hat of a man who was tortured to ; ISfeotwentof too quirter section corners of riotous ouad-i' ^la^and^ii^on the heard.* vowuvwh Wiftie's a.uvvun ----~ gonR WM “ GIMU, section 7 and a running thenee north 52 degrees The bun Xresented rds rushed in and there on the copy the greater part of lhe time of the death by rheumatism. He was Induced to rntal- 21 feet 01 land of Bcbroder heirs and crm».- vent nnd he resented it|in„a forceful ; P*e First he’Troke**downW°the ! floor thc, lenses whose theft the old encampment U tho .object ot penatona. use Dr. .WlUiam** Pink Pills for Pale |S ln< section line 12 fret north of said quarter Mctl-m roruers niuutng thentfe cast paraJell Peowle. He wss instantly cured. I h kept him in the stall and Pentlemun had undertaken. He wm A claim will be made that a penaion P with q>t trim- line «t section 8, 1200 fret mt land bars-which cla m once allowed and entered on lhe doubled the truth of the matter at first, Q. of Fred D. Hull. Tills drain has a tou I length started after Willie’s red suit “Bully arrested. _ _______ 010331 feet C<| be 18 Inches wide on bottom roll, I. . judgment again, t the but IhouJrht I would try 1L I had my average ? Iret. 9 Indie* deep and 7 feet wide r>u Boy" was a good. runner, but he Tati Man at the Fair. government, and that the govern- people hunt all over town, but they could a top slant of sices I to I or 45 degrees slant mu couldn't turn corners as fast as Willie. not find the pills at any of lhe drug stores, CoL H. C. Thurston, of Texas, visited meat han no right * ' ‘ J wn d with.«tieam ot .’fret on each side. S Id deprive rhe orri) place they were then sold at was I job w'-ll be let.by soflilons. This sc tion at lhe The chose extended over the entire the world's fair the other day nnd when the pensioner ot hte__ to __ _ money withi' K outlet of tin cram will be let first, and the rr“backyard" of the exposition, and it over hi Windsor. Well, my relatives went a T, formal opening the case. cai I j- uwtaing Kretlons In their order up stream. In only ended when Willie climbed a tho colonel walked through the out “ *““* a Pcn,n* of the 60X08 Greal RV *cra>r’1'‘acd with the diagram now <»n file with grounds he had quite a following, for H *'usionera have 11 18' T* .* 6,000 0,000 IP-o-^uers have been been rtoL!"dKP,,.rTh"sed a cnrlstiiiiher! but my mind goes back In tho other pam-ra pertaliriug to Mid drain. Iu high fence and got beyond reach of the colonel prides himself on being the suspended or---cut off »'• or niMi had their last last . lire olfirewf the Township Cleric. t > which re. ■ -----------Willie will wear tallest man in the United States. in<ird**AM totoalle.l _ rm. . . vneir .■» chief ••-.siasv io the change whirfi Immediatly •- ferencomaviM bad by nil parties Interested the bull's horns. W^I^SJ ” * 11 " 1 ’. ... . , ---------in Chief • and hlds will tie made and receive ! aceordltig- sober garments about the cattle show When he walked into President Big- «annual addeesa will bo de­ camo over me after using the Pink Pills, i began to Improve, and in a few weeks M 1J. Contracts will be made with ttio lowest re­ hereafter.' ' _______ __ Inbotham's office he had to stoop to livered Wednesday. He will disease tho rheumatic pains left n»e, and In a shmt , rpoasIbU bidder glrimt ml-quale security for la tbe Woman*. BuHdlax. th- norfnnmnce <<f tho work. In a sum rh«-n enter the doors and to carefully avoid pension question and other .objects of line 1 was able to be out and around, and there to be fixed by me. reserving to myse'l the chandeliers. The colonel stands Mrs. Wellesley (to husband return ­ interest to the members. i' ioin that Hine I Ijave been at work. ibe rtgtrt to reject any and all bld». The date lor th cuinpiettoo ul such contract and the terms of ing from investigating the cause of a eight feet one and one-half inches high in?, r*a.n<VJ.H"< 8fl<r 1 Purchased the TWO MEN SLAIN. Enien: therefor, shall bo announced a£ th-* great crowd)—Well, what is it they are with his boots on. He - weighs bnt 225 rtriteoM-r In Uhidaor thin I found they e and place ot letting. Notice U further (5J e b5^,n at Brown A hereby given. That nt the time and place of so curious to see? Some woman’s work? pounds, and his slenderness adds to hia I ' said letting, or.at such other lime and place WeHesley—Yes, a rare curiosity. A lofty appearance. ------- --alien. ? Woodward and Congress. thereafter to which I. tho Drain Commissioner Howiroi, Mteh., Sept A-John K"“'tt * Hommtoten',, ! ■ aforesaid, mav adjourn tlie sam--. the aasess- woman sewing suspender buttons'on Md I—ar Peirola, who came from inent for b-nefUs nnd tlie lauds eoinnrls.-d with- her husband’s trousers.—World's Fair Igo.,.you cu buy The Illinois architect who was show­ lllanemta a week eco, were murdered '• >■ In ihe ’ Drain Bpeclal Asseuun-nt District,” Puck. • • -oh’ *' * ”*rr tl,u,r •lore 111 . win bo subject fo review. Tho follow.ng Is a ing the visitor from Athens. Greece, -description of the several tracts or parrels ol the wonders of the world ’ s fair wiped ■ l>«v« rmmnmd Um Pink Pill, to ■ , Und constituting the Sp--cl.il Asaessmeut temperanm, saloon oa the road from r DMrtet <*T said Drain, viz: Souths of north “I presume you haven't been to the his forehead nervously, drew a long Hancock to Calumet about 4 mile. ivn n?! -bwufi tow., »o<l • • west fl sect 7. xorth U smith w-st fl *4 »rer. world’s fair yet?" breath, and absolutely smothered "i bl?. Iu ,lnUI,r “ ““■«• ot the Utter pUce. Th li • I Ho,,,n uor,h H *oct- 7 North 'i ft-, aEtfSrc.T. South-H -----north---went „ H sect. s. • S ilte 0*0.'""1 Tb'">u "«b“Upon what do you base your pre- something like a sob that rows in hia »’u’h ’WP»X »e«. «aol Ux-* I'OWDJlhlj rowDsblp sumption?” i uf Or»no*v ^Pn> H ««• of ,th lb® r*ee Of God’, earth equal to throat "And now," he said, p<le, but knifed l r. ftarry county. Mich. Dat«L .TU/ ,? bT«*'»from1 ■ il- rb'““,u“> “d other dlaeaaea. .tltt rftevn/ AnxMt A I>' O I-M “Wnll . Wf been talking now for self-possesaed. “we will go and take a . | thiff thlsihsL'day of Aagusl.'jL i oa F WM **“ dancer an hour and you Haven't swore once or look tft the Illinois building. "—Ch 17 *?abt)od' but will recorer. Blmmentioned Chicago^"—Judge. Tribuna. loon dterepuUUe place. There“k no and dew.a I*. William.’ Pink Piua an not a pat- L auai’“- l&ils | a BfilJe <!// i?.>z/zr/ K;V»TT^“'ar:: fr. CAMP FIRES LIGHTED. A MICHIGAN MIRACLE. is b-'ls Q. p~m h*p‘” The best salve In tlu- • bruises, sores, .ulcers, -a 1 sores, tetter,' diup]M-d ha 1 corns, and al! skin eruptiiR guarantetxl to give perfect money refunded. Trice 2! For sale By W. H. Goudyei for euts, in. fever aired. |t i« Isiactfon. or Bay View talks of Drowned at Saginaw..: M. I). Bailey, n : Rapids Savings Bank, say.' to much in favor of^’Atlinu Heart aud Nerve Cure. > > G Midyear. XA- 11. Clinton: M. B. House wa •Stockhidden* in the A Railway Co., claim to be Street Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. A Mexican suit worth Si m : the pro­ perty of a Corunna man. lie •hasn't wear It very often. Fire In M. J. McHugh's terrace at Kala­ mazoo caused a loss of S'i will. McHugh's father and nephew were neat’, sufficated. The street car bad passed Ini', to catch it he reckoned. So he ran like a deer and shouted and beckoned. ' Till Ire planted his heel On a smooth bit of peel Then be saw half a million of stare In a second. . He was in too great a hurry: better have walled for another car. Then are cases, however where haste Is nrccewary. If )'’U have night sweats, fererislinr". weak, sore lungs and a hacking' cough, do not lose an hour in obtainhig a supply ot Bt. Pierce*’ Golden Medical Discovery. I’elBjr In such eases is dangerous: it may !«’ f«UlBefore the disease has made to great pn>gress^the “Golden Medical dis;pu'r)^ >8 guaranted a certnlp cure, in fact, it’s 2 — ‘ to benefit or cure; or tnouey paid for it promptly refunded. Tho-Rrai-ter Fubll.liioB Co >• Arbor made an assignment i.labtlllirt about 815,000 AgathaZepp. of Marsha!!..wants Jo-rph Gramerto pay her flO.tWO «”• breach of promise. When Kho had CblUrcn. ‘he C®*’’,!” Burglars fired the house b-d'ari Shiver, near MarcelluB, then «o.e a thing.. The bouse was burned to u>e ground. Wedded at lUr City. Pref. Smdl, l>“™' beui. of Addon Colke.-, end M,» Caster, daughter ot PreeMlna Woer C«ter. �You have noticed MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. ch>nese and the phonograph TOILERS TRAMP. key Start U wlth th. Thal tbersome bouses always seem to need Cuutala, )» c«nnon Flraeracker. .rmre-they look diner, rusted, ■gj'.: fibers always look bright, Delegate O Brien, of - the Seamen’s —■» — Did you over see a a umnaman Chinaman try try ahonntmnhV No? K...» • • Chicago. Sept 5.—Fifteen thousand Then you hav< We publish the Opening Chap­ H-n t-esh. The owner ot the Erst1 union in Detroit, was shot and killed Ponograph? nEFORE "»» »« the >«t thing, thhwnrl, labor Veterans skilled in handicraft Cro-.omi#s” with -cheap" mixed while feeding .n .t uck on the nonters of a new story’ by that ster­ formed the grand army of toll which ।Or. E. C. WmI# Nerve and Briln Trcstnisnl union crew of the scho oner Reuben h“ ofl®rp,...,. . :ej: the second paints with । • d muter pcwitlvo written RUimnt>M» t by authormarched lhe streets of Chicago Monday. I Doud, lying at a dock in the harbor. At the beginning the Chinama: ling author, Robert Buchanan, The Doud was loaded and ready to sail hasn t an itll-abldlng confidence in the Banners waved, bunds played stirring entitled airs and great Crowds of sympathizers 1 When waiting for a tug the party of phonograph. H» experience in QU It was a union men. headed by Q’Bricn. boarded country hasn’t been such as to gin thronged the sidewalks. •I t-r-oxBrtlc.n; Youthful Errors, or Excoodvo U*o the vessel and commenced an attack on him any too much confidence in any­ model exhibition* of organized labor's 1* Iocco, Opium or Llvior, which roon lead CoanuupUou luHanity and Daath. By nu the crew. The sailors were driven back thing that has the slightest appearance peaceful forces. Rigid discipline pre­ Ua<-r/, bux; 0 for to; with writtenjraarantee to cure < Thi* fir*’- ‘Tcuds three times as much by the onslaught and songh't safety in of mystery about it. He tries it. if h<- . vailed and the proceedings went for­ ;1 11 land money. WEST'S COUGH HYRUP. a ceria / •.j. nt in five years, and his build- the forecastle, leaving Caph William can be induced to try h at all. with the ward evenly and quietly. / “ever look as well. After the parade, the crowds of toilers K-:i:ll rise di*ouxUlnued; old,60c.rbi, now 25c.; oh A TALE OF A Lennon alone on the deck. The fury air of a man who thinks that it is ;i'.| n -.-.ost everybody knows that £0od divided, a portion of them going to fl else, now50c. GUARANTEES iarasd only by ’ can only be had by using strictly of the attacking party was centered on put up job and tlitft the instrument con- Kuhn's park where an enjoyable picnic W. II. Goodyear, bole AgtytL llsstliigs. tatns a cannon firecracker that will ex­ - V.'hitc Lead. The difficulty is him, and he shot and killed O’Brien. ] plodc at the proper moment and wreck was held. The rest went to Ogden's f- care in selecting it. The fol­ PROBATE ORDER ' grove where the day \nd evening were one side of his face. brands are strictly pure White .State of Michigan. County of Barrv-M. A demented woman was found in the • Old Dutch ” process; they are At a •m-nhIu.i of the Probate Coart for the At least that seemed to be the idea of spent in listening to wldrcsses, in danc­ of Rarry. holden at the Probate offlre. to “ and well known—established woods near Black River by some lioys a Chinaman who tried one of the phon­ ing and witnessing displays of fire­ County City of Hastings, In said county, on Wed­ who 'Wore hunting for cows, and was ographs on lhe Midway Plainance at works at nighu At Kuhn's park Gov. tlie nesday Itie 10th day of Aiumst. In the year one Altgeld delivered the principal address. tlmuoand eluht hundred amt ninety three. taken to Harrisville. It was thought the world's fair. . 'Armstrong & McKelvy” I*rrsent, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of best not to put her in jail frbm the fa t He waited until he hud seen somt Mayor Harrison and Samuel Gompers, Probate. *‘P. vnicr-Bauman” “Eckstein” that she appeared to have plenty of Americans ti^ it before he conld be in president of the Federation of Labor, hi the matter of the estate of William C. deceued. r/ ,'.,-,r.ernrlr" “Anchor” C money to pay her way. She refused to duced to go near it and even then hi and Gov. Altgeld spoke at Ogden's Johnson, On remtiiigand filing the petition duly veri­ grove. ' “Morley” tell who she was or where she came boil grave doubts. fied. of Philip W. Burm-m. administrator of ■Kentucky" He had a firm grij New York. Sept 5.—Perfect weather ■aid estate praying that bis final account tin# “Shipman” from. She had in her possession a on the ear pieces ai he put them in hi- characterized S' •’-?.ern-‘ day filed be heard and nlloaed and a Labor day in New York. decree of may marriage certificate wherein it appeared ears, preparing to yank them ou distribution and assignment duly “Collier” Red Seal” that she was married to one Roland promptly iif anything exploded. Then At 11 o’clock the big manufactories were made nnd h- <ilM-h#nted from said trust. “Davis-Chambers” Thereupon It Is ordered, that Thursday the B. McDonald December 8, 1880. It was was a solemn expression on his face shut down. AU wholesale establish­ !4Ui day of September, A. D., 18S3 at ten o’clock In f.-.r 3?y color (other than white) tint believed that site escaped from some too, as if he was preparing to atlen« ments, business exchanges, down-town lue iuremmu. w annsm-d for the bearing of sain petition and that the heirs at law of said de­ i --ly Pure .White Lead with ofilces and most of the retail shops were asylum. < his own funeral. ceased amt all other persons Interested In said jp.al Lead Company’s Pure White -closed. Up-town- the holiday was not estate, arc required .to apjieur at a session of ■ Then he got the strains of “Papi. t rinttng Colors, and you will have so generally observed. The state and said court, then to be hohten at the Probate of­ Won't Buy Me a Bow-Wow," o In the City of Hastings, in said county, and : --u paint that it is possible to put A scaffold around the new Methodist surrogate courts were not opened. fice. show cause, if anj there be. »liy lhe prayer of on .i buiidiqg. BViscopal church at Sault Ste. Marie somclhingisimilar, and he grinned. Hi • Tho United States courts and tho petti loner may not be granted. And Ills F - sale ty lhe mett reliable dealers in S' rther ordered, that said petitioner give notice gave way while a large stone was being eyes stuck: out and the proportions o ’ court of- general sessions were -.:,5 cvrrjfirhere. the persons Interested in said estate, of the carried upon it by eight men and Amos ' ‘he grin increased. He begun noddin; ’ opened for a few minutes only. The pendency ot said petition and the hearing ‘ . • are going to paint, it will pay you his head and shuffling his feet. ■ - . .1 :jr a booic contain’ng i n formaHealy, a Finlander, was struck by the labor parade moved from Cooper Union thereof by causing a copy of this order to be If you are not already a sub­ u..-. •. i»ave you many a dollar; it His companions seemed to think hi to the Battery. The labor leaders cal­ published In tbe HasUngs Banneb. a news­ fulling stone and died in a few minutes. : -t you a postal card to do so. paper pr.nted and circulated In said County of scriber, now is a splendid time to' All tho others were more or, less se- was going crazy. They all began talk ■ culated that 15,000 men were in Une. Barry, once In each week for three snccesslv' ing at him at once. The head kept, day of bearing. national lead co rio’usly hurt The most serious injuries The colors carried were the stars and weeks previous to said send in your name and thus se­ CHAS. W. ABMBIBONG. going in time to the music us if it wer • 1 Broadway, New York. stripes nnd flags of the different unions, Judge ot Probate are those of Ernest Webb, two ribs cure the balance of this fascinat­ set on a pivot, and the play nt his fea­ together'with a large portrait of Wash­ Chicago Branch, (A true copy.) broken; N. Matson, scalp torn nearly State and Fiflcentn Streets. tures was a whole show in itself. ing story. ington by the Journeymen Plasterers' off. and M. Meehan, severely bruised. । When the uir was finished there was union. The men in line were joined at an animated discussion among all th • the Battery bj’ their wives and chil­ Health In'Michlgan. During the week ended August 25 re­ Chinamen in the party, and then eac i dren and went to Staten Island to en­ TIMb TABLE. In effect July .to. if©J. ports sent in by seventy-two observers in turn triv<) it. each showing the sain • joy themselves. in various portions of the state to the lack qf confidence in the beginning that The wage-workers of Brooklyn turned Favorite Route between Grand Rapid*. Detroit and tbe east. no'VWp. alate board of health indicated that the first bid; out 14,000 strong to take part in the Then they moved .to another phon< - two principal labor processiona Be(to )..• k.«■ then7 When next In need try a pair. typhoid fever increased and influenza Best In the world. Grand Kapltls decreased in area of prevalence. Ty- . graph and got a new tune. The la.-1■ sides these probably a dozen trade lull*. Sunipiu tree GiBnZLDTMAOo.SMW.«U»Bua.X. East farfi phoid fever was reported nt- forty-one seen of them they were moving slcadil unions paraded in numliers proportion­ 'McCord «5jq^«*U3.00 u. Huulcl.a at uuny-mne. Allo places. diphtheria' thirty-nine, dtnyn. tho. P,n,??D™ ^’»'“ng their ate to their importance. The demon­ Elmdale mezvdea at ten and scarlet fever at thir- ca*h ,n ttH »J},e phonographs th.-v stration of the central labor union was v?, S„ [Clarksville came to.—-Chicago Tribune. j the big one—9,000 men wenrsaid to be ty-six places. ■Lake Odessa MORTGAGE BALE. | ORIENTALS AT THE FAIR. ■ Woodbury ' in line. *2 5°Sf“-^W»2.09 » Default having been made in tlie rontiltioM ISiinficld i Dispatches from tlie various cities of n certain mortgage made by Francis M.CovlH Mulliken $2.25^. AA 4I.-7SO. M, Barnes, of Lansinr, litis * ~Irani- .Far-off l.anda Wbo A«l«t to and towns throughout the state and and Nettle H.CovfiT to Mark McCnmlcy, datMk has Bablea (Grand l^dgr I Lansing January '-’4. A. D., 1»2. and recorded in tbe ci­ the [Interest ot the Exhibit*. ... - day . .. tiABtajfO’ • mortgaged 1315.000 worth of properly . -New Jersey indicate that the was lice of the Register of Deeda. for the County o( Detroit ___a_trustee ________to______ to secure the indeb'.cdness 1 Among, the young people who nre given over to recreation and out-of-door Barry and State of Michigan, on tb« Wb day of Mav. A. D.. I8B3. la Llber35 of mortr.agcs. ou of hik son Orlando F. Barnes and the vWting the Columbian exposition this sports by all classes. Mpage 312.0-- wbieh mortgagether-* is Hainira to Lansing iron mid The summer jire n Javanese baby, throe! Howard City Lansing -iron nnd engine engine works. works. Milwaukee. . Sept 5.—There were be due at tbe date of this notice lhe sum of Ed more three hundred dollars nnd seventy-two wttts, Central Michigan bank, now in the , Chinese bjiy# of from two to six year,. little more than 2,000 men In the Labor Stanton and an attorney's lee of twenty-five dollars pro­ handffof u receiver, is the chief creditor u pickaninny from Dahomey, a dancin? day parade here, which is considerably Ionia vided for in said mortgage, and no suit or pror ■ : .1U DRESS SHOE, made In lhe latest Grand Ledge ceedlnga at law having been Instituted to recov­ named in the mortgage. The bank will -Soudanese baby, a little Bedouin gli 1 smaller than the usual turnout Many . 16 to $3, ty r.y $3, $3 JO, $4-00 or er the inonet* secured by said wortf-nre. or any soon declare a dividend of 175.000. , who danjes in the Arab encampmen . of the union men who are out of $75,000. part therrtn; $j $ Thy fit eqv.il to custom made aid look and - iGotng West I ——— , a pappootic or two in the Indian village, Now. therefore, by virtue ot the power of sale work refused to . march for the . . -i!l. |f!j -u uish to ectnemiw In your footwear, contained In suld tnortgucr, and the statute-tn Drowned toy a Boat Cup*izlng. , nnd a half-dozen Egyptian boys who reason that they were not employed, .r.l’-.g W. L. Doughs Sheer. Name and such case made and provided, notice is hereby Grand l^dge While a pafly of four were out sail- belabor tilie liny gray donkey* in ti e while many others refused to Jay off given that on Saturday the Eird day ef Sertem■ 5 withe bottom, lock for it when you buy. Mulllkru bcr. A. D., 1HJ3. at ten o'clock In tbe forenoon, Suiltlrld W. DOUGLAS. Brockton, Rua, Sold by ing on Maeatawa bay at Holland n Cairo slrcict. These boys and girls dll for a day owing to a desire to get in as I shall sell at public auction, to the bichest \\ oodbury sudden squall came up, which cap- not visit i tho fair to see the curiot fj much work as possible before snow­ bidder, at the north front door of .the Court Luke Odessa House. In the city of Hastings, IIhaMteiUk th* sized the boat and resulted, in the things in the wonderful white buihl- flies. As it was, however, a large pro- ■ . . k.-wille place where the Circuit Court for Barty County -tn data <trow'ning\>f John Haan, ex-porter of ings, bnt io be a part of the show. They portion of the men who marched are fs holdcn,) the premises described in sain mortgage, or so much thereof as may be neeeathe steamer Saugatuck, and Jennie An-' are there] to be looked at, not to lool , out of work. The effects of the busi'!■ ' ord sahy to pay lhe utnuunt due on said mortgage, i • Pat-fa derson, ot tlhiaaga The other two were’- and they tire among the most Interest- eesa depression were noticeable by the with k percent interest, and all legal >-osts, .toRapid- 12 <5 rescued. Theibixltes of Those drowned Ing of all'the exhibits, absence of a large number of .imindusK<-tlier with an attorney's fee ot twenty-five dollars covenanted for therein, the premtees The black baby ”— lives in the Dtrfiomqy ' trial floats usually furnished by busi­ werqrecovered a short t’nte after. j TL_ Being described In said mortgage as all that -- -tliich .• . — village, w'li is supposed to look as if ness firms. certain piece and parcel of land situate and ibeIGraml Lage Ing in the township of Assyria. In the county of Form a Bcnallt A««oci ttlun. 1 h al p , .v ^.en picked up4n Africa and set । ‘ St. “ PAU4., "" Minn., Sept 5.—The va­ Barry at d State of Michigan, and known and The State Liquor Dealers' Protective jolVn in Chicago. In some respects It rious workingmen's unions paraded the described as follows to wit: ' Tho north east quarter IN F La J of the south association in session at Grand Rapids cvrtain!y (does resemble the hot couti- streets in three great divisions, and in west quarter fa W at section itorty-thrte Ar । Stan ton odopted a plun of mutual life insurance trv ab«>utj which Mr. Ginve has told As the afternoon several thousand of them [33] town one ill north of range seven IT J weat Ih " 1i ilniorc !r;. the Probate by which beneficiaries shall receive M|urjng the past year. The ground Jis went to Wildwood for a picnic. Dur­ suld county of Barry. • Every day, others Mark McCamlxy, Mortgagee. 81.000. They also elected officers us sandy enough, and the sunshine hot ing the afternoon an address was de­ oa signal* Phi up T. Colgmo vk. • Parlor rars on all iruiut Attorney for Mortgagee. follows: PresitlenL b. IL Carroll. Jack- euough [for Sahara, and the’ rce l- livered by W. W. Erwin, the attorney R.U'tita and Detroit. 8 nh'A Datid,June2Cth,im son-.j vice president, Chris Wernette thatched; huts which line the hidh who acquired a national reputation by made Itl.'nloti -nation t.r; rl Grand Rupi'is; treasurer, J. A. Wells,1 (cOce surrounding the village aj-e- . . securing the acquittal of tbe HomeCtllCAGOA WRMT Mli'IUG. Chicago and the W»«t SHERIFF’S SALK Bau/Uitv. * uneouitollable nliln itnomrh enough in in annearant" appearance stead rioters. CON, MANIbTKK.TltAVFIISlI tavnty;|wo <rJ towiNotice is hereby given that by virtue. of a • the most enthusiastic ek-j,-Davenport, la., SepL fi.—Labor day, IDS. ClIAULBVOJX, • KTi< .............. .. ...... writ of Fieri Facia* issued out of and under in the middle of the village is a Jegul holiday in Iowa..was celebrated \ ikw. Favoriu route •» tb«- Miiiueer resort* the seal of tbe Circuit Court for tbe County ot The Bay Shore hospital at Menomi- plorer, U .... ----northern Midi pan. Burry mid State of Michigan, to me directed . ------_.s.>---------------..._ lJw cities of Da ven pork Rock Island ofTrains n« ha» been Xld by .he receiver o< the » 1-lfer hu . open PCthe .Me. .nd1 «j • Iruve Grand It fl-i mi < 'ntatgo. 7:2# i«nd delivered and against the grods aud chat­ and Moline and surrounding towns. property to t£ SUter. of Charity for ered ».th th.teh. and In thl. hut th ties. kinds nnd tenements of Henry L Newton, In Hl- County of Barry, and In favor of the * . Lon • 1 dwellers of the Dahomey village dantc Business was suspended and the M.,6:M) P. M.2.-00 x M. ;ui'l T.-ttt A. M Cen nd City Soup Company. :xc*| ’ i Saturday, via. St. Jo-eph ami steam public schools closed. Public build ­ ’ 2 . . ., , . at, ' the war dance of their native country I did on lhe 'th day of June. A. D.. 1893. levy Grape, n the wuthern part of the , hoir or ,„o Ior lho vn(ertaL ings an<! many private houses were and sleze and take all the right I II to and 14*av« for Manistee 7 -.;m A 'I and 0=45 P. M. I upon Interest of the N»ld defendant. Henry L.Aewstate are beffipniup to ripen, and the 'o((lwwhite people who stroliFn decorated. The line of march for the lon. hi ai d to the following described real es­ erdj will be fully an average in both AU thMI( rat ,„ J„, Trv.t tn ore ills result from an parade was nearly 3 miles in length. I enve torCharirvitlv. Petq«k? afi<t Itay Vie* tate situated In the County of Barty, mui! State of Mlclilgan. to wit: | women ure hideous in their gay calico About 2.000 men were in line, divided 7 JO A. M . ami 11:15 P. M. Unhealthy Liver than any quantity and quality. ZTtie undivided one-ball ot lota No four hundred i Itarlnr cars on <taj tml«.» ami sP-< i»«r« carrier pigeons belonging to Uolh|njrJ with strings of teeth nhd into their distinctive unions and so­ fortj-slx. four hundred and forty seven, - • .. • eaiisc-Indigestion, Consti- a Thirteen '•Iglit trams between Bin View. Grnml Itnplrts nnd four hundred and seventy-six and four hundred Norway man werc-set free nt Me- slrun^e.iookiug bits ofstone and meial cieties. In the afternoon nt Schultzen , । Chicago ami Detrol ’ . Tl , r«g:i , 'i palace • ar t>r M-venty-scven also lota one. two. three and [ -. n. Headache, Biliousness, nominee, and made the trip of 62 miles |ian„jnff ahbnt their necksand dangling park addresses were made by the *'., tween liaitlngs anil Bai View. via. i'. K. A 8 nnd four of block twenty, also lota one, two. three, R ’ y.. D. L. A N. R IL. ami C & W. M. It'v. r..i Malaria usually .attend it. home in one hour nnd fifteen minutes. , and four of block twenty-one also lota one. two. mayors of Davenport and Rock Island, i tiu.ir arms anti cars. But tjlie Ask onr agents for farthto piirtlcutara three and tour of •■lock twenty-right also lota I >• Sanford’s Liver Invigorator Al lamp exploded in the house of . p^.j-aninuy is ns cunning as mo-.t other . The principal speech of the day was write to one, two. three and four of block thirteen of lhe Gzonor DHllAVENjIen'l Pirns r Ag't. made by Gen. James B. Weaver, pop ­ eastern addition of lhe city of Hastings. Barry Michael Manly at Osceola and two litbnbics are . When I saw him he Was . vegetable specific; for Liver Gru (id Itaphln ' County, Mlchlgnti. Also lots number, twelvs ulist candidate tic children were fatally burned, both slttlotr io a puddle of dirty water with ------------- --------for president last fall. hundn <1 and twenty-five nnd twelve hundred I ■' \lers and their accompany- dying during the night. i no ciothing on to get soiled, watchihg The burden of his effort was that the and tweiiiy-slx also tile north twenty seven feet • vils. It cures thousands of lot four hundred and eighty and'all that Swii ’ . w Heavenrich Bros., wholesale clothing, h5; luotber nn<l older brother scourihg country needs a greater volume of piece of laud bounded on the north by Thom ' • not be one of thein? Take merchants in Detroit, filed a mortgage j lwo or lhrec bnus and silver rings w th money. «treet on tlie west by Jefferson street on lhe TIME TABLE. south by TliOr- apple river on the east by MlehlD ;i:brd’s Liver Invigorator. on their stock for I121.W5 to secure a bit.of rag nnd a handful of -aAd. I The day was appropriately observed In effect Juty 3>. 1!®3 > g:ui Ave., except a piece of land four rods east creditors. The firm has been doing q-be little- fellow wanted the rings to ftt Dubuque, Ottumwa and other points . jr Druggist will supply you. mid we-tb-. six nxln mirth and south being the north ninety-nine feet of lot two hundred and »business h—u_ n..«~.;i7»r ♦hlrtr rears. v with, nnd when he found that lie in ... this state. . ,, tvtin, null nuvii .............................. . .................. in Detroit for thjrty years. ! pI)aD13V thlrfy-tliree'alio commenc.ng twenty-two feat . A । »6t i.«,.« them hn set tin u hokvl ■ Diwontcbcs coul.l haTotbcmlw iwtupuhta'I.l ni^mtohre indicate an appropriate we»t of lhe north east corner of lot five bunLack of business has caused Bes­ that sotinded very much like u white , observance of Labor day in the follow•ired anil eighty two for a place of lirginnin* DliTGAGF. SALE. semer's only hotel to close. the ne- south eight v-eight feet t hen co west lug places: made tn tin-condition* wetity lect the co north eitjfalv-eight feet xoterit. There are living on one farm in Kin­ bov of jtwo years crying l^enu.-te-he Illinois — Streator, Lincoln. Quincy, t. .z • inadi- ’w tVUitatn Newton KntaiiiaziM Lv...... thence east twenty Teet to placo of beglnnlmc. could n >t have a porcelain dlock oh a n t in to Kniltr l> Bortwick. derhook township. Branch county, four M-o commenting twenty two feet west of the Champaign, Elgin. Jacksonville. Gales­ Ha-1 Cooper । •.'•Jib. A. ■ D- is**), hi.’ generations of one family—father, son, circus wnffon to play with.4-Ilarpdr s burg. Rockford, Danville, Springfield, Rlciilaud Juuc't... .outn east corner of lot Ove hundrxl and eighty hof tbe lteglu.-i 'Wnitirm-e west twenty feet them ■ i.orth fortyI'reiscy................. Young people.______________ - - minty f Bhrrv and bUte ol grandson and great-grandson. tnurfuel tltence cast twsuiy feet thenee south Peoria, Ottawa and Bloomington. Milo tarty four fret to placei ot begftiiiinc. All of The Menominee county fair has been Indiana—Terre Haute and Logans­ D-ltoti................... WOMEN AT THE FAIR. , which I 'hall rxpOM* (of sata and sell at public Cloverdale abandone<L .unlion or vecdtie t<rthe hlghe.it bidder nt the Shultz.................... ivi* ft Hi- expieix (•■indltl'-i port. Showtag by th. ItrproMmtatlvr. of IsabelHiirfX front door of the court bouse In tho citar oil* br-.ni ol---. in tue payment The Upper Michigan Brewing com­ Michigan—Detroit and Battle Creek. • In's Hide of tho Case. ■•f Ha-dlmr*. Iri said county of Barry on tbe 9th HASTINO8 ■ir .ui) pin thereof on any d*' pany at Iron Mountain has cut the Also at Boston. Mass.. Cincinnati, O., day of September. A. 1). 1893. utottu o'clock In Line •.iioslil h- made payable At thq Columbian fair half the cler­ ■ hn aflonoon or that <iuy. Baltimore, Md.. Louisville, Ky., Chat­ Coats Grove • -tI. idi'l *mnl4 ilin Maine re­ wages of.il*'.-mph>yes 10 per cent u •>. Dated nt the city of Hastings this 28th day of el It: arre-o- lor tue suacc ol Burglars broke into Blackman s ical ondl other writing work hits Urn tanooga, Tenn., Topeka, Kan., Kansas Woodland 40 12 0$!. Jal?* a. 1). IM3. Woodbury hotel at Vassar and carded away 1.500 done by women. Holt of the exhibits City. Mo., Cleveland, O., Denver, CoL, Via If. L. A- A JAM. M. MCKXV1TT, are managed by women or consist of and Omaha. Neb. sheriff of said County. Linking u ilniiKaU't dollars will- cigars and a quantity of liquor. nnvs. Detroit The Flushing flour mill has started women. The clerkships are mostly Grand Rapids I’lalnt'ff THREE CHILDREN PERISH. up again after an idleness of five filled bj^ women, and there are twenty'I*« imnirahiiUdy tlnrc MORTGAGE BALE —t:-------------------flvo thousand stenographers, typewrit­ .rri'-d limited for thDefault havlnr been mn<]e In ’ to» er>n<rttfCDS ,ol then have expired. months. Wnntoma, Wte. ers and press women. Women have but of a certain mortgage, made by John Hors J&. Btatious. About 11.000 worth of cedar ties, Wautoma, Wis., Sept 5, —George the finishing touches on the buildibgs and < *itirtru liuru to Cn.*rlra a. Wies»4{nas£ dati-d Jann-wr 31«t. A. l». 18»l. and rerords* i rili itn>-'i Uli (mill nttd hi pdsts, etc., on the banks of Thunder in frescoes and statuary and suggested Lorcy's family started for church 4 In lhe office of lhe regtetor o( for the Bay river, belonging to an Alpena lum­ m. P-nu . SOUTH. the comfortable sen to, resting rootaa, miles west of here Sunday and when county of Barry and Btaleol Michigan, on tbe ber company, were destroyed by ure. ZUhdavof January A. D «M. luBb«-rxt<>r mort­ nurseries for children and other essen­ passing a mill pond an attempt wits Bl. •U 28 *4 10 Soup-houses have teen opened at gages. on page oai. on which mortgage U«re is :n< v in ••! iu-.l Jtiie and payable made to back the wagon in to soak the tials for the comfort of sightseers. One Richland June*......... 3S •e iu 3 5C claimed to be due at lhe d.u-'ol tiu.iuo-.h u tbe । . > ot -a <1 mortx !■.•. 11 Ironwood and 500 hungry Finns and sum of tour hundred and seventy-nine doHars woman has a mending booth, where wheels The bed of the pond sloped Milo. J....................... •9 31 •i; i •33 41 1 । Uierem i-xprei-ed and 31 's r! and nine . cents, and an aitorncvA tre ot lift mb abruptly a short distance from shore, • ba-' to du-- :t -the date Poles were being fed. ?7 she sews on buttonsand repairs nttte 3 06 dollars provided lor In said moruage. and no Dennis Ryan. * teamster, received ■ . .■••itiii! ••! t«t«» I’-oo-and three a Ml and rips- Another woman baa a fol­ and the’team backed quickly into 10 or Coverdale................... 9 00 suit or proceedings at law having been iMttt*:■' >' -is. •vi«l thirty four ted to recover the mttneya seemed by, saM I an idtornev’s fee of thirty- probably fatal injuries in a runaway at lection of simple remedies for mihor 18 feet of water. Mr. Lorey sprang mortgage- or any part thereof: iri nrovlilisl for Iu said Grand Rapids. 45 11b to the suffering. Still another kdeps out of the water and saved his wife and Hastings.................. •2 10 Now, therefore, by virtue of the i-ower of sola Mi l i.o suit or proceedlt'«» A Philadelphia man named contained In said mortgage, and the statute t» one child, but two of his daughters, Coats Grove... ........... »8 an -information booth, and she vina bwu InrttuteiHo recover lhe u u [.•i 30 such ease made and provided, notice h bereby ••■tired by said mortgage, or any will establish a knitting factory at Es­ tell you where to find a cheap luncheon aged 11 and IB, and Johnnie Nelson, Woodland................... »5 W {ven that on Saturday tbe 4th day ot November. canaba if the people of that town will or check your satchel while you edt It. aged 13 years, were drowned before 1 00 101 . D. 1803, al ten o’clock lutbe torenooii.1 stall i-tafore. by villus of tbe power of Via D. L. 4? AT. sell at public auetten, to the higher bidder. aS .limit In said mortgage, and the donate a lot and building costing W.- And all along the line between the taost they could be. rescued. Tlie team was Lasslng....................... 3M 10 27 the north front door ot the court booso hi tto ogod »o.l •ueb east? made and provided, notice 000, or its equivalent in cash, nnd a 1« also drowned. ___________ Detroit. ... city of Hastings, (that being the etoee by riren that on Saturday the Grand Rapids.............. where the circuit court for Barry county Is taH' <4 s-ptember. A. D.. taW, at ten bonus of 82,000. womW. -ork and in HIS CAREER ENDS. cn), tbe premises described In said fnortaax*. or m- f.uvi.oiii, I Midi <41 nt public Traverse City........... 1 4 and influences arc everywhere, in l«w M much thereof as may be nucesiary to pay the United St»UW • • uil- ..-.i l»'• i-r. at the north U Charlevoix................. amount due on said inortgagw. with sts -ot ttin < niirt Home In the City of Uarrn, ol lb« Eutern dlatHot ot Mich a woman helped Columbus to dUcdver Peto«key.................... per cent Interest, and all legal eoeu. ttarettar that I'-Inz th- I '. v where the dr lKr.„, died .uddenly .t hU borneJri a contineuL whereas four hundred n Bay View .................... with an attorney’s fee ot fifteen dotas Beverly, Mass., SepL 5.—Col. Je­ :rt lor ’ti rv Conn •' ii hohlen1, the Uendng ot heart dl«««e. -It«d SI yeara ..ears ISter women should discover her­ ni covenanted for therein, the premises Mm « il>ed In ■ <d in irtmiite. or m» rome Napoleon Bonaparte died at his described In said mortgage As all that iMm not ni" b- neewwary O«inr to the bard time. th. ofieem self. —TroyTimes. and parcel of land lylni- situated summer home here. Prides ’ crossing, at ' ainoii't due on <ald mart- and executive committee of the Ing­ •stops on signal only. Agenta tunsl'slftttai the township of Barry. In tbe f'omrta ■th -fght per cent. Interest Sm £o“fSoldlma9:30 o’clock Sunday night A BRAOTIFVL handkerchief, w: trains at flag stations as soon a« ibey ca- be of Barry and State of Michigan, and DOtuicm ““u -----­ it <'.<wt>. together with an attorney ? [Col Bon«p*rte was tbe oldest grandson ot and described as follows: to wit: thlrtv-five dollars covenanted decided to hold no reunion.. WBS made for Queen Marie Antoim li'd- Jerome Bonaparte, king ot Westphalia, and a Ma”1 trains will stop at Crooked take Crossing Hie north east quarter (N K ’*> nt lhe soua --------■ n, Hie prernMn being deacrioea elation hav.fe bou exhibition atrte Womans grand nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte Al ­ when they are flagged. east quarter .ir (H .rtaage a# all those pieces a"d I t'ue though born in America, and for most of his ths, sooih mawt(8 Ek.) of sectlou V • . ...j,r....... .....4)L .ands Baggage must be at the depot at toast 8 mla lng .t lb. wjrld » txlr. « ■« o' ^j ’ amra Ottaway ’ . barn in bind 'imz sod being situate in ules before leaving r ---■' — • — ---------— flQcol lawn, nod x bMulilol "J”1' p of life a resident of Baltimore, be enjoyea at one may hare time to ch '•'hip of Baltimore, tn tbe county ot t properly ; •■IbtTW'.stownship was burned with forty tons time the distinction of being tho hope of ths aiar not go forward •!’state ol MtahKsn, and known at bay. Eighteen acre, ol unthraahed , hunting “oo« w“ ■V"*"1 ‘ ne« renin. Boaapartfst party tn France, and upon the tesenbed .i« follow - u» ait:— tMlxedi trains will r. lt b, skilled workwomen. >vbo • ii if of iti«>. nr ii west quarter and iheat and nearly all hi. tare. downfall of Napoleon III was pushed forward ot the company, who reserve the right to change Dated August 4th.!«; • ast " iin»-r of ; -ootli west qusrolored » microscope In doing the w the time of such trains without aottoj .• CMahi x •»'i -lx («) to own two (2) north fndX two ol them lent their eje. < W wait. Containin',’ one hundred 'The’central Michigan normal aebool ‘. AT. Art. 1 Philip T. Colgboi i yl. EnlMilng It tor tbe joung queen. France.] ■ acres mote or less. , x LSlIQU-fT, BupL Attorney lor Mccq at Mount Pleffiant has opened IU new 1SMH.Y D. Bostwick, Mortgagee. IN THIS ISSUE. Strictly Pure White Lead ., Detroit, kwisg & UortherE SUBSCRIBE NOW. W. L. DOUCLAS S3 SHOE Cures Sick Headache 5 .. »»» ;.LEY & BRONSON. Do you Know? Grngo, t&lwHN t SI ... ... i«r Men •‘»W Juaoxtod.UM. bdUia(. ____ . �A WONDERFUL BRIDGE. Additional Local News. YOUNG OLD WOMEN. AN ERA OF• TRANQUILLITY. CBotUercr Structure of .TT7. ._______ ___ aa._ ; 1 Nothing is more absurd and more wick­ edly false than the report, which has been exteasiyriy circulated by torn' ,”*• lleiouM purpows, that. era were not paring cash for *“eat There has never been' a day wbeu t>> Swk or . It.rilmt. wHHMiny* Hm ™ beta honored by Ute- ^sh «* Ulfc banks Moro than “Trery cot inert mu In II tor have era; _____ vu..i UlVe given Xivcncrv.j IWfrnh wheat. They have: paid as near J*1™11 and Chicago prises, as Grand; Rapids and Kalamaroo . Barry county pioneers took possession of the new court bouse Thursday and en­ joyed os a of the best meetings they have had for matey years, in the first place everybody felt home.and much pleased with the .splendid building where their ■ session.', were held and then there was a large attendance. Hw court room being packed fall. The papers read were of a most interesting character. H. P. Cherry Esq. had prepared a history of Johnston when it wae four times its present size, which WAsrrad'by Hon D. Striker. .A sketch of Woodland ToWnsblp rts it appeared in early days/ and Ils people, was given by A. W. DUlenbrek., It was listened- to with careful attention. • Interesting remarks were made by Hop. 1L A. Goodyear,- Hon. G. K. Beamer, Deacon Holmes. Judge Smith,-Hon.. P. J. Colgrove anil others. Officer* for lh« ensuing year are as follows: Pre*i4wil. A. C. Towne: secretary, D. R. Cook; lasjorian. Clement Snith; Chap­ lain. Rev A.. Wakefield. An executive cpmmittee was consUtutcd consisting of. tha officers aiect and Mrs. Clement Smith. Mrs. Bcfle Hendershott Mid Miss Rose Goodyear, f - Nb'tfees president was selected and it is prvsiimabte that Mr. Striker wbo served last -ymr -will bold oyer. Altogather thc-mhetlug was one pf the most enjoyable ever held ADDITIONAL PERSONAL. Chas. Wise has‘returned from Atlanta, Georgia. .Miss Etuma Pflug returned to Chicago Mrs. W. M.Tuffer* is St Grand Rapids this week. • . t ''□Miss May'RobcrLs returned to Jackson _this morning. ’ . ‘ ■ Will Croty, of Kalamazoo, js>in lhe city visiting friends.. . /""A. g. Renkes ami Mllie Waldorff are in Mis* (Jrace.Smitli, of Mats.. Js visiting friends la'the* cl ly. ‘J Dr. Clayton Willison, of Detroit, was In tbe city yesterday. Mrs. fl. A; Barber visited friends in Nashville this week. Ed. Washburn. left Monday to attend school In V>lpariso< Ind. Miss Anna Giddings left this week for her school in Dowling. •4 Mr. and'Mi*s. M. L. Cook leave for Chlcage to-mqrrow mornlug. Cirrle. Schumann (Grand Ra’pid^ Wednesday. turned to Mri. F.’McNan’era has gone to Allegan to take ■ Largo ot Vuebbrg’i store. Mrs. Fred Barlow and Mrs Julius Rus­ sel were m Grand Rapids yesterday. Mrs. H. Brooks Is in Prairieville this week where her brother is severely Hl. Mrs. E. L. Benham, of Clinger Lake spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Burg­ hardt. . John Nnilthere, of New York City, ia visiting liis unde'S. Matthews and other relative* here. Miss Francis Shriner returned from Kalamaroo Saturday where she has been spending the summer. ■ .•’Sr. and Mrs. Jos. Wardell and son .' Charles are home from Chicago and may apQbd the winter in this cltyt THE BLACK BEETLE, Bedaeho** Will Sometime* Eat Thet The odious "black beetle-," which is, properly. speaking, not a beetle at ally is, like a number of other insect pests, not indigenous to England, though it is now'a “resident alien." The only use which we ever heard found for block beetles was to feed the first birds of Paradise brought to England by ship from the Malay archipelago. No four-footed creature that we know will cat them .except the hedgehog, and cats, which are said to be poisoned by them. This is hardly strange, for ev­ erything which they touch Is contami­ nated by their repulsive odor. Even hedgehogs are a failure, though tradi­ tion makes them thrive on cockroaches, -says tho Spectator. An early ambition of the present writer was to live in a house stocked with black beetles in order to keep a hedgebog. At last this came about. ' The new house swarmed with the in­ . sects, and we had the luck to find a hedgehog in a cowshed and brought it ' ,home. uncurl the ~ It •• would not Sa*,* —*. in uio kitchen, so we put it in a dark cup- ; board, where there were enough of the creatures to "feed right a great hog,"'; aa the cook, wbo was disappointed in the animal’s size, remarked, disparag­ ingly.. But the hedgehog never un.curled. Wo'looked at him night and d<y and, found beetles running over him and speculating whore they would begin to cat him. At last wo carried him to the lawn, whore he did move and walked into the tennis net and had to bo cut out to the great destruc­ tion of the meshes. Black-beetle kill­ ing is a limited but respectable calling in London, and a leading member of ■ tbe craft sends his card round at inter- in London, to intimate that in his opinion- the time has come when his services ought to be required in the houses which ho has attended during many changes of ownership or occupa­ tion. One habit of the beetle, if the observers are correct, itself tends to their destruction. The eggs are car­ ried under the body of the female, and not dropped at hap-hazard. So that if the creatures are once exterminated, their quarters can only be repeopled by that the Old People Are Women. A long and highly interesting letter from M. Alexander Dumas appears in a Paris contemporary. It is in reply to a request for an expression of opin­ ion on the part of the - well-known lit­ terateur on the new and at present illdefined movements in the great cen|er» of learning uraj the ruing gon" eration r>n on tlin tho nnMoot subject nf of "Mysticism," and on the controversy as to whether or not this moveiaent is based on a re­ ligious tendency. M. Dumas sums up his opinion in the following interest­ ing profession of faith: ■ "The power, whatever it may be, that created the world, which I can­ not believe created itself, having up to now retained, while using us as in­ struments, the privilege of knowing why it mode us and whnt it docs with us, this power appearing more qnd more determined to keep ita secret, I believe, if I may be allowed to speak freely, that humanity fs beginning to cease its efforts to penetrate this eternal mystery. It bus tried reli­ gions, which have proved nothing since they are all different; it.has con­ sulted philosophers, who were equally unsuccessful, since they were contra­ dictory. Humanity is now going to endeavor to overcome the difficulty alone by the simple use of ita instinct and common senhe, anil, as it Ims been placed on earth without knowing why or how, it is about to try to be as hap­ lcn py as possible wiih tlie means furnished . by the earth itself.” The eminent academician foresees in the not very remote future an eru when the useJess search after the. eternally hidden having,ceased people will agree to live at peace with one an­ other. M. Dumas, who detect* this tendency .even in facta which appear to be most directly opposed to it, con­ cludes: , "These armaments, of all nations, these continual menaces, this resump­ tion of race oppression, are evil signs, but not signs of bad augury. They are the last convulsions of what is go­ ing to disappear. The social body re­ sembles the human body,- tlie malady being only a violent effort ot the or­ ganism to throw off a morbid and nox­ ious element. Those millions of armed men who are drilling every Jay in view of war of general extermination have no hatred toward those they may be called upon to fight, and none of their leaders dare declare war. An agree­ ment is inevitable within a given time, which will be shorter than wc suppose. I do not know whether it is because I am not much longer for this life, and that the light from over the horizon already affects my vision, but I do be­ lieve that our world is about to wit­ ness the realization-of the words: -Lots one another.' without Inquiring whether it ™ » mon or a god who nV tered them.” I I । It is an acknowledged fact that great age is attained by women of tener than by men. The true reason, prob-1I ably, lies in the quieter and more reg­ ular life usually led by women, whosq nervous systems and brains are, conse­ quently, not worn out so quickly, as a rule, as those of men, says Pearsons Weekly. ' One of the most famous female^ eontenarians was the countess of j Det*^ : mond, who lived to be one hundred, and forty-five, and died in the rei^n of , James I. from the eftccte of an acci-, dent. j1 This \yonderful woman found I her-1 self, at the age of one hundre^, so lively and so strong os to be able to , take part in when »ne she n a dance, and ami wnen m..v hundretl and forty she wn:i qne travclcd all the way from Bristol to London—no trifling journey in those days—in order to attend personally to ( some business affairs. ' i Lady, Desmond is. however, quite I thrown in the shade by a French yOJ11* ‘ en. Maria Prion; who died at St. Co-1 lumbe in June. ItStS—it is snkl at the । wonderful age of one hundred and fifty-| eight, j Toward the end of her lif^ “lie , lived exclusively on goat's milk and , cheese. Although her body was so shrunken<hat she weighed only forty- 1 six pounds, she retained all her mental I. faculties to the last. It is an extraordinary, but Incontest- ' able fabL that some women, at the age 1 when most people die, undergo a sort. of natural process of rejuvenation— । the hair and teeth grow again, the wrinkles disappear from the skin, ana I। sight and hearing reacquire their for- ’i mer sharpness. 1 A Marquise de Mirabeau is an exam- . pie of .this rare and remarkable phe- | nomenon. She died at the age 01 j eighty-six, but a few years before her death she became In in anru-arancc appearance quite young again. . The same thing happened to a nun o the name of Marguerite Vcrdur, who at the age of sixty-twtR lost her wrin­ kles, regained her sight and grew severnl neXv teeth. When she died, ten iI years later, her apperranee was almost 1 that of b young girl. WANTEDTO CHANGE ONE WORD. Qalte a-'IMfference In tlie Document. Another great engineering work re­ cently completed in Texas is the very high cantilever bridge over the 1 ecos river, says Harper’s Weekly. This bridge, some 330 feet high, white not the highest in the world, la ope of the highest and at the name time one ox the most considerable railroad struc­ tures ever erected. ' When the engineers locating that part of the Southern Pacific railroad cam0 to the th0 Pecos peoos river river they ua wanted CL. L^_ bridge, directly across witha --------rooro timid counsels prevailed, and lnstead or of maiuw taking • a flying lc*P insteaa * o - ver • canyon more than • — S00 'feet J deep ----- it was decided to make » (Stour of aj roll®by way of Ibe Rio Grande. Ihla waa eleven or twelve years ago. This 1(jn mute, plough tho curves were Qnd th|} ffrade8 Ptcep, expenbuHd and majntain and more nairo to opernte. If was a heavy on through-freight, and several .,eftrs 3^0 it was decided to take the fl j of the Pecos and thus avoid ^ades and curves and longer haul, phennix Bridge company did the The ejjuw entire length -of tho-------bridge U -------«,-----2 1(W /cet from sbutment to abutment, ^bcre are two cantilevers 173 feet fl jncl)e8 jong each, and one suspended jottjcfr<riI^er span of 80 feet This s , — — is hung between r, fh,. suspended span the two cantilever spans on eight massive *mMUM spaces are left at bars, and cxp expansion ocljl<;nd ot RCverai inches whcre. it “ should join the -j* cantilevers. The *taj^at of tlie summer sun makes pansjon B this space f(jp for eX expansion a necessity, necessity. n(]t]itiou to to these these spans spans there there are are In addition ... eight lattice spans of 65 feet each, one plate-girder span of 45 feet, eighteen spans of 35 feet each, and । slxtcen piaie-girder spans of 35 feet cac]^ The width of the floor of the com lcted span «5 feet, part of ... . . . __ which is taken up by a walkway on cither side of the single truck. The bridge has a factor of safety of 0ve; that is, it has sufficient strength to bear five times the pressure made by a continuous train of the heaviest locomotives moving over it. From the ground ut the bottom of the canyon £nd1 on the banks of The river the bridge looks like a slender lattice­ work, but it is really, as will be seen from the above statement as to ita strength, a very solid aud stable struc­ ture. ______ ' Private John Allen, of Mississippi, had a c3.se in the supreme court the other day,* says a. Washington correA romantic incident lias interrupted spondeiit of the Ixmisville Courier­ the western tour of the nephew of tho Journal; It had been drugging along sultan of Johore, who, with his illus­ for a good while in the jower tribunals trious uncle, was expected to visit tlie and when it was reached in the higher world’s fair at Chicago this fall, ami body the opposing counsel presented a the young prince will return home. brief history of the cause so far as it Two years ago the prince visited Euhad gone. The justices hnd listened attentively to theTiwver. nnd whenhe । rope and at Carlsbad fell tn love with | ltad flnished Mr. Allen ,m»a«ked if the , the daughter of a locAl locksmith, who ! was famed in the district for bar .I opposing . ’counsel —» yhad -.j stated what ----was j beauty When the royal party reached Lstrictly .true. ; Carlsbad a few weeks ago the prince MIXING FOR HIDDENITE. ] “If your honors please,” Baid the sought out the young woman and A G«m AccldsataUy Dtaoorered That Is astute Mississippian. “I can best an­ i after a few days introduced her to the ti Valuable aa tbe the question with a . little ---- — ft ----Diamond.। jj swer • . .r" story. sultan, who consented to their beSome years ago, BOtaon. the electric , Swine tltoe ego a slit-riff ol one ot the ,rothal ,ulUn mndc tl„. couple wizard, was convinced platinum countieji in (J*N. my state There 1 ....... ......—.1...... .4 that ,L.s----.._ * Ann„♦ itsia til mtttl.‘.l died. IllCnt W11S was ....... • . a present of five hundred thousand existed in North Carolina. He sent ; another gentleman residing in the dollars land also settled one hundred William Earl Hidden, an accomplished county who thought he could fill the and fifty thousand dollars on the mineralogist, in search of it. Mr. Hid,- official shoes of the deceased to a bride's parents. After the wedding the den little knew at the time how full of < nicety, so he proceeded to draw up a young couple were to return to the far results to him that pursuit of platinum. ; recommendation in his own behalf for would be. Heeould-notfind tho desbed appointment to the vacancy and then minenfl, but he found something t»r secured his neighbors' signatures, to it. He recited in the document his numeri better, says the Grout Divide. Id Alexander county, u quiet part of ous qualifications for the position, and I thX state many miles from a railroad, stated, among.other thing's, that ‘Mr/ fie was directed by Mr. J. A. D. Steph­ Jones was strictly honest.' He carried enson to gem-bearing ground, and the paper to old J udge Smith and asked Notice Is hereby given. That I, Geo. A. Dillooking a little more narrowly found him to sign It Irnbeck, County Drain CommlMloaer of the “The judge put on his specs and care­ County of Harry. Hute of Michigan, will, on some of tbe gems. He purchased some the iMh day of Seta.. A. D.. IfSO. at the sec. land, returned to Edison, reported his fully read the paper over. Then he cor. of 1 and 2 ot Hastings. In the township of Hastings at ie o'clock In the forenoon of that vain quesf of platinum, then. went coughed and said: proceed to receive blds for the construc­ " ‘Jones, I’ll sign this here recommen­ day. back to North Carolina. Ho at once tion of a certain Drain, known aa the Bar­ began to develop the mine. Sinking a dation if -you'll let me change „ one word num drain located and eniabHahed in lhe townshlttN of Carlton and Hastings and deacrlbrd shaft in a simple way, he gradually 4t-' as follows, to-wit! Beginning at a stake which made the opening larger and larger, I "Jones glowed with satisfaction, for Is » feet east and GIO fret north of the corner until superficially the mine presented * tlie judge's signature was a power in of sre 3S and « of T. 4 N. R. N w. Barry County. Michigan, and running thence 8. Iq degrees the aspect of a stone quarry. Out of the premises. E fiio feet on land of Emma J. Barnum and “ 'Uerl’ny, judge, cert’ny,’ he cordial­ crossing town line al a stake which Is 30 fret this rude pit in the earth were takeneast of the corner of sec. 35 aud xi running ly remarked. ‘ One tbord can't hurt the unnumbered gems, one hithertq un­ thence s I u degrees E SB fret, thence> 62 feet, known. To this Mr. J. Lawrence paper. Now, what word would yon thence 8- iq degrees. E I7<> fret thence west 30 fret, etjual to z73 fret on land of Hale Kenyon Smith, of St Louis, an eminent scien­ like to change, sir?’ und crossing sec. line al a stake which is IM nm .. " ‘JVeB,’ replied the judge, 1 just r<-ot Minrh (kF »ha, tist, gave Hidden’s name, and "hidden­ ite,’* the equivalent of the diamond In want to scratch out the word •strictly’ value, became instantly the fashion. where it precedes honest and insert the Its tender-tinted green crystals, ita in­ word •tolerably.'’’ tense hardness and ita new beauties The grave justices laughed and the equal to u« feet on land of tf. T’ lUCb7rd-oa when cut were only some of its charms. case went on. “d » Point 1430 feet north of From the day of Ita discovery to the ronnlnx thrnee 8 present it has been a hopeless task to w * 230 fe*1 tkenco N 7S'i degrees. No one has ever been known to get W job feet thence S 71*4 degrees, W 4' t*et supply the demand for it. Every hid­ lan'?.of M. Odel and denite found is purchased long in ad­ the better of a Navajo Indian in trade. whlch *" lt'2 ft*l Navajos are as superstitions as.they thrn^ r vance. F *nd 'X- 3B.*rt*r Un,‘ winning W thence S But, strange as is this flashing green are shrewd and have a mortal fear of ^wee. 8w Wtfct feet thence 8 degrees. W miracle of the earth, the place of ita a camera. Nothing will induce them fe?.1 00 Und of H A. birth is yet stranger. The laborers to pose for their pictures. The Utea isnu reel N of the E and W quarter line who are working In the mine handle are equally difficult to photograph. running thenee 8 »*£ degrees. \v ro reet "What are you going to do with thence* T< degree. W 1» V^etTheneift S? their picks with the greatest care. They are ou the-watch for “pockets." that?” asked a handsome Ute on the 41 * .. teel on Iand of L. A. McIntyre Possibly for an hour the digging goes San Juan river of a Salt Lake Tribune and ending at a stake In the tipper end of the th 8a“cra lown drain that !s M7 fret on and na-yjxjcket" is struck. Present­ correspondenL r of *<■ 6 T. 3 N. Range 8 W. ly iue the pica pick goes goes into into an an opening; opening; with with "We want some Ute pictures for the » "take in the main ditch careful fingers the earth is partially world's fair to put with the white H ofmijnj™rere*'VW ’’J**1 from “Uko No • I <*■ tn.iin itrnln >vn<l »k....w- xt ... removed, and finally the miner feels man's and the Navajos." ——... .. ... । tv 54 <>» H-™ Rlchanlvm J with his hands every portion of the "That's well enough for the white n ’ln° Ml * point» feet west walls of the opening. It may happen man and the Ndyajoa,” replied the n? w*• ,nullnw ■ thimc© N 1 that his search is in vain, but It is of- Ute, "but it's bad medicine for us. As ,leJF*wt on hmd of W.F.OdeL txHtornI’ width said drain- fret feet «ii tener the case that his fingers touch soon aa a Ute has hia picture taken he . w of urancn Branch i> to 2 In 1 «d t h" little crystals that are so imbedded in gets sick and dies. We do not want 1, ba,ance Is 3 feet an and It hlv him' > a m"I’ope otm, outward nntwnwt ,? 11 V* ,ho 8Urffcce on either^Ude the sides of the pocket that their that tool In onr country. It 1. b^l of 4i<Irirees and Ita <i<-nis . to lhe grade of th« wne/ro "rirfn points alone project outward. They medicine.’ Nothing will Induce a Navajo to ! ol »= . orc carefully picked out. Perhaps all are beryls, perhaps there are a dozen touch a fish, eat it w,vaMK Swing a , - wrcnou at the outlet «,f (hn drain win s. i *much ---------- leas- — lA the face- of V___ a .. a .Navajo and the Srd!P‘uB*Mre»metSem*,n!!i* l*ct,nn9 «" tbrir kinds of gems, or it may be that there fish in w.U^ lYkow.1. are only hiddenites. Sometimes gems worth hundreds of dollars are thus taken from one pocket. There hYX" “in Chloro Jar^Slr who rxther prided himwlf ou hi . wZu e-mvL.,0. Sfiit When animals or planta are removed and varied knowledge ot law. , ----------------to "lw ij from their peculiar and natural dis­ other dny he w«. compelled to lliten in tn 'ailttM <aKJrtwfcJjf;, 0_.*x * __ L!«“ .Ww.% u" wfla.TJtl." tS tricts to one entir^y different in cli­ > emw that h*d been .ppeMlkl from . mate some surprising changes take Justice ot the pence. The young prxc- IwTTl b’ .ur. titloner who uppeored t£ place. As soon as possible after such removal they change their character Uni ™ long and tedlou.; he brought' nSHriillld"?,«■ ■■>. M'.luh277?d and habits so as to conform with their In .11 the elementary text-book, ini H•■» —— quoted the fundamental propositions . w 111 *, <'nnl al Uw At U.t th. judge uXht It '“I'iTo?.?! good wool-bearing sheep transferred from some northern pasture to the was time to make an effort to hurry S “1 '* H J , Pw ’•» °f nw q tropics changes hia c'oat to a thin, cov- him„up. *7 | q of nw v fling bain scarcely re- *C»n t we arnnme,” he »ld, blandly, ■ *«leHorne erinp of ““■* ‘nMW* * Utu« ■*« 1 ii sembHng „ .. , tute of hair altogether, and even been “Thatu th. very mistake I mad. In ' dwtrhms habits. notice I am going to dispone of my new furniture at some price. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I will still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ stering and repairing. Don’t Jefferson St. Furniture Store. bR. Q. W. LOWRY, Asscst in ruining your eyesiglit but, ■ ’have your eyes examined and fit­ ted with glasses by A LOT OF Second Hand SIGN OF THE ELEPHANT WANTED ! SAW LOGS I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. . I also do CUSTOM SAWING. P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can't handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. ■ J. L. WILKINS, act. Qood Shoes fl Low Price That’s what everybody is looking for now days, and everybody that comes into my store find just what they want. The times are close and one dollar does the same work now that two dollars used to do. SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE Soon and you will want some shoes for the children. I have a full line and can suit you. > )id you ever try a pair of the Baldwin shoes, <• Ross, Levis & Pifers? They can t be - - aten. Always call on me before buying ots, shoes or anything in that line. F. Q. STOWELL � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-09-14.pdf 96b5b30ba6363c36dfa7c43311038304 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 26 HASTINGS, MICH., SEiPTEMBER 14, 1893. Hastings Banner. THE CELEBRATED EXAMINE JTHE WHIPPLE GUIDE. ATTA^TTNfENTa Also look at my line of Buggies, Carriages, Road Wagons Carts. IRfl'VflN VflLKENBURGH ling Hardware Dealer In Barry Countyf YOUR FUN and OUR FUNERAL! WE ARE DEAD Broke financially, but we have lots of BOOTS and SHOES on hand. They should be on foot, and to place them there we are selling We have always them cheaper then ever. marked our goods in plain figures and they are our selling price to everyone, just call and see how we will slice it off. WOOLLEY Gr BR2N50N WHOLE NO. 1996 learned the ‘‘sliding act" to perfection. The Baptist society of thia place have While attempting to make 2nd base and A VENERABLE TOAD. cauaed their church edifice to be repaired when about half wayv to second, Schantz, from the injuriea done sometime since by threw the ball to second, Garlick, who the electric storm that done no much dam­ was on second made a good catch, but In laying the foundation of a''house age throughout this country, and now are the doctor would not turn back for be was Jfrepainting IC'B. the same,.adding much to the bound to make second if possible. • He in Whitcsboraugh some fifty years ago general appearance both Inside and out— was running with witn great velocity ano and inc the worxmen workmen nao had occasion to spilt, split a On the first of Sept. Geo. W. William#, throwing himself upon bls abdomen. I large stono from the millstone.grit, Wm. II. Brown, A. J. and Tip Bradley which is a little prominent, he slid about Rays the Detroit Free Press. It was were summoned to attend the funeral of a sixty tort and wrKtd In raaily niaklna perfectly mined nnd compaeL brother-in-law. Mr. Zlrifterman of Ceresco. second. The doctor was minus several -- — - it, however, they discov ”------ ­ On opening wrl liw ' w!’ 1. y .’lck «•'“ « lhi> And on the Sth. they were” again called to buttons and It took soveral rolls of court ered 3 black or dark brown spherical had tl.? “‘f * ° * oul arou,M| uud attend the funeral of hia wife Mm. Zimer- plaster to patch up his wounds, but the mass. This they removed and turned had a nlaj.se and now confined to his i>ed mun who was a sister to Mrs. Williams. doctor says Its a sure way to make second Mrs. a. V Warren went to visit her Mrs. Brown and thu Bradleys. The fun- —The Lutheran church will be dedicated over, when to their unbounded sur­ son near Gun Lake last Friday expecting* enta! M Mrs. Zlmerman took place on Sun­ on Sunday Sep. 17. The exercises will be prise it proved to be a toad, much larger than the common species anil of to return on Monday—F. Goddard has the day the 18lb.—A quiet wedding took place good and a large crowd la expected. a very dark color. It was perfectly foundation laid to his new house—J. E. at the Westleyan Methodist parsonage on Mllo Lobins Is 1 A*<|!ng hay |O nartlea the evening of August ‘29th, at 11.30 p. m. torpid, but after contact with the fresh In llMintu,! IKtw ton_Mr». [>r. The contracting parties were Charles Ma­ Drouth continues. Stock of all kinds air it began to(show signs of life and honey and Miss Mabie Scudder of Ross being fed—Anew church building was to hop about in a heavy and ponderous \«nl ura ,,,<1 jJaugb,,., J,,,. ,.xpMl rownship. The couple linmedlatuly wArnt Helt her daughter In Lake Odessa this dedicated at Doster Sunday 10th.. as a manner. The workmen, being ignorant wevi. - ,vir< IMano and Mm. Holyen start tnSellevue on their wedding tour. Itov. Congregational church—Mrs. Spauldings’ fellows, paid no attention to the toad, r»r vu«-gaii ylelnesday to visit relatives a T<S.p*on °mcl“tcd—Miss Vera Cortright sister left for her home In California last which hopped around, the yard for sev­ rettsrned to her home on Thursday after week—It may be Interesting reading to eral days apjl titan disappeared. They da»» Dr. VanHorn ncccompanied his mh» Orlle aa far%s Chicago Inst Monday. having spent about two weeks visiting the Banker readers to know the amount laid the stone in the wall so that the Where tlx-y will remain a short time; from friends at Middleville, Hastings and Cale­ of rain fall the last five months and up to cavity remained in sight for many tniTe Orlic win n-sunie UH Journey to Cai- donia—Mrs. John Brunny returned to her Sept. 9th. April. 5.44 Inches. May. 3.74 years. The story was subsequently home Tuesday after having visited her inches. June, 4.60 inches, July. 8.59 ifon.ia (or the benefit of his health. We " -h him a sife journey and his manv daughter at Muskegon about one week— inches. August, 0.70 inches, Sept, 0.05 investigated by scientists, who, from The last the testimony of several witnesses frlemis m this vicinity trust lie may fully Hulling clover seed seems to be the order inches. Total 18.18 Inches. Teir.iln Ids health—Died at her home Sept, of these days. P. 11. Lawrence and H. M. heavy raiu was July 25th. Since that were satisfied of ita truth. The millstone grit is the oldest of loin. Ellen, daiighi.-r of Mr. and Mrs. Byington threshed off the Alsach variety dale three light showers—Will Towne aud James MeGI) in. after a brief illness with last week which yielded about three bush­ the Furr Bros, are delivering hay at Milo the secondary rocks, and must have nt ilut age of 21 years.. Fun- els lo the former per acre, while the latter —Oorn all In shock—Wheat seeding rain been formed many centuries before the two bushels. C. McCoy with his new or no rain, will commence about the 18th. Hie late home on Tuesday deluge. It was supposed that the toad p »i. and thu remains interred clover huller Is at work for Frank Law­ Inst.—Emmett Fennels delivered a tine might have grown from an egg de­ in t— Nh:kjt cemetery. Our* heartfelt rence who. expects to havq when all is essay nt the church Sunday evening. posited through some minute cleavage hulled about two hundred bushels of AJSubject, "The Young People of To-day ” ■ ■' ‘^tended to the grief stricken saeh doveneed. June cloverseed in some —Alfred Storr, Chas. Storr. Adolph Kam­ in the rock, but no cleavage could Illi-1!>»ir hour of affliction—M. be found! and the only explanation Smith Is b'lJdiiig a new poultry houte— [Instances jields from one to two bushels merer and Eph Barrett leave this morning possible is that the toad found its way ’ — 11. Babcock has his .house neariv com­ i per acre so far as your scribe has been in- for Chicago to take lu the World's *fair into the grit while the latter was Ln formed — So dry here that no wheat is be ­ pleted— Mrs. JJE. Tobias i# entertaining aqueous solution, over four thousand lutr Aster for a short Huie—Mr. and Mrs. ing sowed in this locality and the probabil­ Mrs. A.-C. Wait was called from Cedar years ago; that grit hardened around V- G. Rice attended the former's mother's ities arc that a less acreage will be sowed funeral held at Johtisttiwn last Friday — than in former yean*—A newly shingled Creek where she was visiting, to South it, and that it existed within the rock Clias Mack goes to Washington Ter. soon, roof adorns the store building occupied by Bend, Ind., to the bedside of sick friends ever since. to settle up the estate ot the deceased, ।Cortright Jk Brother—Two new clover —Chas Fuller Is now making his home In ** A somewhat similar discovery was I hullers propelled by steatn were running Grand Rapids having sold and moved there made while the Eric canal was being Smith Woodmansee, his sou Albert being in sight of each other lost week. One of — Lee McDonald was In ,Johnstown over excavated. At that time when digging _ the only heirj i | them by Fay Mosher and the other by C. Sunday—Prof. Humphrey spoke to a full through a ridge of dry gravel the work- " [McCoy—Mrs. Dell Monroe Is at Battle house Sunday morning and evening, will Katland. men came upon several hundred living Bert Otis Hon Hie nick list—Mrs. Howe [Creek-having been at the Sanltarum sev­ return in four weeks—Mrs. N. L. Long is mpllusca of the mya cariosa and mya ami I„ Lniikiinl attended the funeral of eral weeks for thu purpose of having a on the sick list and the writer Is on the purpurea families. They cooked and [tumor removed. The operation was suc ­ same list—Claud Wood uow rides a new Mis. Klrshnek of West Rutland Sunday— W. Ransom vj-rfs swapping yarns with his cessfully performed about two weeks ago bicycle. Girls sny’yesl when he asks you nte a number, and found them very old soldier cofurades ai Indianapolis last and her family are anxiously w'altlng for to ride out with him—Mrs. C. Carpenter palatable. These living fossils were । her return next week. and son of Sunfield were guests of Wm. taken at a depth of forty-two feet from week—C. Otib and wife spent Sunday at Smith Sunday and attended church—Dr. the surface of the earth. . A. Martin's—Miss McClintoc commenced Sayles visited friends In Lowell Sunday— her school at lllgh Street Monday—Cyrus The brick yard ‘has resumed business MAGAZINE RIFLES IN WAR. Belaon was on High Street Sunday—L. W. with a full force of liands—Another steam There was quite a straggle- Sunday eve between wet aud dry weather, dry prevailHendrick and wife visited relatives in boat will be built here and put on Long ling—L. Chase, D. T. Sprague, G. Gordon Kalamazoo , .lait , week , —Maggie^ , . Hall , went I.BIU. Lake III..XI next MIlllllICI summer--—'UUUTgC 'George Al. M. linmuiu Graham mid wives recently returned froni^Woll to Uwioi. M week lo '.eek her lortone and w,„ h,vlllg to ,||u „„ Lake Campirig. . nlrk’l.n.’ I'Mltwifc < ... . .. . .. . -- . picking crapes--—1. L. Ilmi.IrleV Hendrick tvnu wns tin. the .are visiting A belated report on the Chilian revo­ relatives here—Howard Mosh­ guest of R. Hallock of Hype. Sunday— er and wife will go to the world's fair next lution of 189,1 has been made to the Bowens Milly' LaGripp is lurking around In this locality week—L. 11. Barnes visited his son Frank navy department by Lieut, James II. Miss Rena Minar Is In attendance at the again. | Searsand Ensign B. W. Wells, Jr.; of at Richland last Sunday—Daniel Stewart, of Mexico, is visiting relatives and friends world's fair this week—Vein Bechtel the navy, and the material has been started to school at Wayland Friday—Mrs. in this vicinity—It is supposed by some collected in a pamphlet, and issued in Mrs. Arthur Patton, of Kalamazoo, is people here that the world’s fair will be bardie and daughter, of Grand Rapids, are a limited,edition by the office of naval visiting friends in town—Mr. I.. Carpen-" closed next Saturday to give jieople an visiting at J. Bechtel’s—William Bechtel intelligence as No. 4 of the war scries ter is able to |>c out again—Mr. nud Mrs. opportunity to take In the matinee at Del- and Mrs. Ed. Fitch, of Wayland, spent J. Brandstettfr. of Middleville, called on ton—There will be a Sunday school pic­ Sunday at J. Bechtel’s—Miss Eliza Glr- of information from abroad. The re­ port. says the New York Herald, is win returned to her school in Irving Mon ­ friends here last week—Mrs. Charles nic in Kingsbury's grove next Friday—1 Tinkler, of Chicago, is. visiting at W. would lilce to correct a statement going day—Miss Myrtle Pierson commenced prepared from personal observation, .Mullen’s—J. • Cairns lias. purchased the about that the chajiel organ recently pur­ school in the Robbins district Monday- statements of participants, official Wlllld properly and will put in a stock of chased is a second hand instrument. Such Mr. and Mrs J. Bechtel were In Grand papers, and from presumably authen­ goods—Mr. arid Mrs. W. Briggs, Mrs. S. a statement is evidently false and merely Rapids Tuesday and Wednesday—School tic publications. The publication is aCollier. Mis. Dr. Mclx-oy. Mr. mid Mrs. the result of prejudice as competent commeni-ed at this place last week with carefully-worded account of the Opera­ M. Norris aud Miss Jennie Mullen left for judges after examining the organ have Louie Hail at thu helm—John Conrad, of tions on land nnd sea without tl;e com­ ijiicago Tuesday to visit the world's fair. pronounced it to be u good instrument Otsego, was at this plaufc Tuesday—Ed. ment which has made previous num­ Barringer Is at work for Wm. Manely— and procured at a reasonable price. The Little Earnest Courad, of Otsego, is spend­ bers from this office interesting. The house by whom the organ was shipped de­ Hotj and dry as ever but never mind it clares it to be less than ninety. da> s old ing the week with his grand parents, Mr. pamphlet will have a place in military­ thundered a little this noon—IL D. Morris and it is too bad that such a story should and Mrs. A. C. Hunt nt tO(s^ place—Mr. libraries simply as a conveniently-ar­ went lo Battle Creek last Monday with a be going the rounds—Mr. F. Monnky Is and Mrs. John King nud Waiter Hunt ranged account of the revolution. It load qf peaches—There will be a social building a brick house on his farm near took in the excursion to G rand Rapids gives a few details of strategic condi­ “ tions and the development of the con­ dance at Arrive Beards'this week Wed­ here and will bring his family here from Tuesday. stitutional and opposing forces. The nesday night—John Cooney of Cloverdale Grand Rapids tills fall. book is illustrated by maps, charts, was on our streets last Monday—Daniel Klingensmith of Orangeville passed Mrs. Ed. Reynolds, of Jackson, is visit­ plans and copies of photographs. Of­ through our burg Sunday morning—Mark Mrs. Byron Cookson is visiting friends ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Heck- ficial papers arc reprinted, including Norris of Prairieville was In our locality In South Bend. Ind.—Mr. and Mrs. Albert erthornt—Miss Fernie Lentz. of Nash­ the reports on the sinking of the Blan­ last week after peaches—It is so dry that Dewie and daughter Man* are in Sunfield ville commend’d her school In the Felghner co Encalada. There are six appendices, fanners are not seeding any yet bat arc' this week—Boni, to Joseph Card and Dlst. last Monday—W. P. Eddy has moved in which artj included current mani­ wailing for rain. wife, the lOtli, a daughter—Miss Mary to Vermontville—Wm. Browne and daugh­ festoes, notes, etc. The only really im­ Cookson spent a part of last week iu Bat­ ter. of Bellevue, were the guests of W. 1. portant comment is that contained Ln Delton tle Creek—The wall for the new church Marble last Satnrdny amt Sunday—Miss the appendix on the Mannlicher rifle* Those who started for the world’s fair ■ Is completed. Mr. Ferris, of Dowling, Nina Felghner Is visiting friends al Sara­ which appears to have served the au­ Tuesday moriiing were O. and E. Barrett, did the work—Thu L. A. 8. will be enter­ nac this week—Mrs. Wm. Neaw. of the thors and the naval intelligence office Frank Dickins, John Perkins, John Will­ tained Wednesday of lids week by the northern part of the state, Is visiting rel­ with the sole suggestion derivable from iams wife and daughter, ffhas. Norwood, I Mrs. Wm. and Byron Willison—Dr. Clay­ atives and friends in this vicinity—Lun wife and son. Ansel Bush and daughter, । ton Willison spent a part of last week in Strow and family visited friends at Has­ the Chilian revolution. The note illus­ George L. Polley and wife—Mrs. Black-; Grand Rapids—Mrs. Mary Bellinger Is en­ tings tlie first of the week—Miss Flora trates, Ln the language of an unnamed man accompanied the above us far as Kai-; tertaining her mother from Richland— Burginsn, of Petoskey, is a guest' of her “one who was with the army at the amazoo—F. G. Adams and Charles Mor- Allen Thomas, of Kalamazoo, called on sister Mrs. lajn Straw tills week—Claude time," the disadvantages of magazine reau went to Grand Rapids this week to bls aunt here last Sunday—Y. P. S. C. E. [PrieeMDdJay Pal mentier were ,, at Lake rifles in the hands of untrained men, and their remarkable efficiency after attend the kJ 0. T. M. annual review—E. at the school house every Sunday at 7:30 Odessa last Tuesday. Schoolcraft of Milo was In town Monday p. m—This is a poor place for small the troops become acquainted with the on business-Mrs. Patton has been visit­ shows and magic lantern exhibitions. One weapon. 8. E. Cook and Miss Maud Irish, of ing her sister Mrs. Davenport this week— ventured in last Saturday night but was BRAIN WORK AND VITALITY. Huested A Co. have dissolved partnership compelled to entertain an audience of less Charlotte, were guests at Dr. L. F. Weav­ er’s Sunday—Mr. and Mrs. Ji S. Boise are bv mutual consent—Mrs. Dr. Scribner than twenty. ONB PRICE visiting their sons F. C. and F. T. Boise and Leda Norwood visited at Banfield last here—D. P. Wyatt, of Detroit, Is again in SHOE DEALERS. week—David Bowker of Hastings was in Miss Agnes Fleming, of Erie, Penn., Is town to help the ladies of the M. E. church You may kill a man with anxiety town Friday last—Don't forget the mat­ inee the 16th. All kinds of rades and visiting her brother Rev. J. S. Fleming— with the cantata of the Baymakers—A very quickly; but it is difficult to kill ball games—Those on the sick list are Mrs. E. W. Jordan started for the world’s fair Mias Dickens, of Caledonia, who has been him with work, especially if lie re­ Boynton, baby Whipple. Miss Fenlne, Monday—The ice cream social that was working for Mrs. Henry Roe, met with a tains the power, which most men of Mrs. Sldnam’s oldest son, Mr. TolleO given at the residence of George Nye was very sad accident last Saturday d. m.. intellectual occupations more or less daughter. Ernie Norwood. F. A. Blackmari a succesa both socially and financially— when lifting a kettle from the stove with posseoa, of sleeping nearly at will, and and Mrs. Q. A- Hynes-Mra. Hiram Chase Mrs. Ella Gibbs, of Kalamazoo, is the her apron her clothing took fire and near­ without torpor. The- man who haa is visiting In, Kansas—Mr. amdMrs. Wm. guest of her mother Mrs. Macomber this ly burned off before they succeeded in used his brain all bis Life, say for six L. Whittemore returned from a 10 days week—School opened Monday morning extinguishing the flames. The girl Is hours a day, haa, in fact, trained his very badly burned and It is feared that visit at Petoijkev, Friday last—Rev. Mc­ with Mr. and Mrs. Atwood as teachers. she will not live—Ed. McCartney, of nerve power and placed it beyond the Lean has returned from conference held Hampshire, lils.. Is the guest of his sister reach of early decay or that kind of In Grand Rapids and it visiting at Henry .There are several cases of typhoid fever Mrs. Wickham—Among our people who feebleness which makes so many ap­ Robinsons’ H» father-in-law s-George Dlllenbeck County Drain Commissioned in our township—We wonder where the are at the world’s fair this week are Mr. parently healthy men succumb so was here Tuesday and let the job of dig- Woodland prophet has gone. We have and Mm. 8. I). Barber, Mr. ami Mrs. John readily to attacks of disease. Doctors Ing a dllch from Wm. P. bldnam s to Mud heard nothing from him for a long time. Barry, Miss Joe Downing! Mrs, Kllen- know the differences among men in Lake to different parties not known at We wish he would come out of his hole bana, Mrs. W. G. Fuller. Dr. Comfort and this respect quite veil, says the Lon­ this writing-One can see • hone on the and prophesy rain—David Aspinall sub­ son. B. F. Reynolds, and 8. 1* Hicks— don Speaker, and many of them scribed 88 towards the street fund In Lake The repairs on the Congregational church acknowledge that the “habit of sur­ race track almost any lime a day. Odessa one day last week—The case of are completed and services were resumed viving" which they find in their first Harrington vs Barnum was tried In justice there last Sunday as usual. wrwwK>> patients arises from two causes—one, Bom to Mr. .nd Mra. Bdor Brawn od Vella's court on Saturday and decided in which used to he always pleaded, be­ Knot SIU a daughter—C. H. Thur.ton favor of Harrington—The case of the peo­ ing that soundness of physical con­ ple vs Jay Strlcklen was tried last week. The massive six-foot reflector in the stitution which some men enjoy by Strlcklen was found guilty of assault and tola pUm la anlu runnina undar too mn; hereditary right, and the other, some Lord Rose telescope at Parsontown, .Krtrool o[ F. A. Splekler—Mra. b. Cl battery and fined 85 and costs of suit Iceland, is justly considered one of the recondite form of brain power, seldom Wlnx o! OIW apenl a tow days wlIB amounting in all to 828.45. The fine was exhibited, except under strong excite­ modern wonders of the world. The promptly paid — School district No 8 Is /rianrU here last week—Miss Jennie Sd.ir.rr a blrtodar party to brr tolnndj building a sew school house and propose gigantic reflector, the first that ever ment, by any but those who through­ to have school next winter -Woodlaud solved the problem of the nebula of out life have been compelled to think |„t Friday r"""1'''”’"" “c"5 fair this week Mr. and Mrs. C. H. inursf cltizeus enjoyed a lively game of ball on Orion, is set in the end of a fifty-five- and, so to speak, use their thoughts as ton, Oliver England. »e°rge Cross and Monday. The east end west sides of foot wooden tube, held together by other men use their ligaments and Sirman Bn.aard-rr.nk Frlrnt « nta- Main St played a matched game, the iron bands. Although it weighs n muscles. If snch a man is tired of larial fever—Brlson ijconard of Oakland players consisting mainly of the business fraction over four tons it is so sensi­ life, medicine will not save him; but, vbltod hl« -bier Mrv. 8. Carlisle aud fam- men. At the end of the sixth Innings the tive that the pressure of the hand upon us a rule, his will, consciously or un­ Hv Saturday and Sunday Maurice Eng score stood 17 to 16 in favor of the west the back will produce distortion in the consciously. compels the trained nerve side. Then Miller, who Waa catching for land returuerl from the north last Friday KSFSSii..!w*”'’ the west side was taken suddenly sick and reflected image of a star. Compared power to struggle on. Whether the with the human eye this monster re­ bruin can actually give power to the h«r dauahtor Mra. Edaar Brawn-Groryr bad to quit the game leaving the west Ji„p nt Cnlltorola rlaltod hl. ntotot-r and side without a catcher. At the end of flector is as 130,000 to 1; it has a pene­ muscles is not certain, though the entrating power of 500, and can reveal die ninth Inning the score stood 18 to 32 nrarher A. R- J««p last w«k—Mlaa Millie Draper la apendlna a tow wwli I. in favor of the east side. The only re­ stars so remote from our earth that it in a last rally looks very like It; but markable play was made by Dr. Baugh­ would require 30,000years for the light that it can materially affect vitality ia jackson to Uw ••«*> r*l‘9'TXUl,r^u.t man Tire ductor has attended a great to reach us, and yet light travels at I many bail games and ia quite an entbuslid.fcnea—l»idlcld. aaL Among bls many good playa he has night C.M. intonown. Published Thuradaya by COOK BTiOS.. COUNTY news Also carefully cximiii tiie Truss Ro I nient. This w !>Oll IS , just what you v nt—the strongest and- i> market.' Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Baby Carriages At Cost At McCoy’s For 30 Days �LIVES CRUSHED OUT. We desire to ray th ear riihrtn. , years we have breti* ~-Hinrh, 7* New DifiCOVviy for ^r‘ ^nK’s n»r. n™ Lu, An,. SR* Soot A —Tho outbound astings anner LIVED OVER A century. Salve UII1 Ete-in, . ................. T world', fair apaeml «» “>• Pro-Handle GondoliersbudlM rem-i.r, ‘ « »n„ . Wilson, ol c«‘* rod th. Inbound Valparalro wteommoTha pcaoatol rooUne ot Thursday, Sept. 14, ^93bare .Iveu ,uek aiilv,i»i ,*■*« .I!•«■> datlon on th. PeooaylTrola road col ­ Ilf. iolerrupfad oo« mornlwlatakT Mm Sarah cefebratal het 10M We do not by ro incident which root a nPP‘” “> Mrthdav at the rr.ljonoe of hat danffh- lided with terrible fatality near CElm eeerr lime, and w, .ur.d n-oiv Cook bros- Propr**tor,‘ hour Thuroday morning at S1M o eloejt tbe purely !„»,•. it ..ild.' iJ, 2’“* eacttemrot oror the (troonda On the In tho oollfalon elrrren were killed, alx do nol follow ilwlr uw. Tl..«. ihoro ot theaonth po”,i. ”hlc^ 7h.”re fa „ero aerioroly Injnrod rod J«r- bare won their anal popnurn, on tha north with the lagoon. |lharo fa oral were .lightly Injured The their mertte W. IL Cw.1,,,’,. “ enc.mpe.1 a colony ot the killed and aorloualy Injured were. Quaknhl I ndiana Irom Quero Clmrtotfa. « frv in 1840. She came to Kalamazoo <m the Pro-Handle train. The .lightly (lUarHStirrrrt < ur„ and Vancouver falrod.They haro 5^, Buffalo We authorize our advertized 4rilrri.t, Injured were on the Valparolao roeximtheir inaaaive cabin, dance hauro. tail •ell Dr. Klint'. X, 1,; » ha> alnca reaWed thtra modatlou. Thu great loo. of lite on tol.ro pole, and crooea con.plcuonaly “n ha. never lu.d -p-tWl" “d Tin: Indiana state world’s fair com­ sumption, coughs mp thfa mission has finally decided upon Sep­ located along the shore. Some ol tha tvealRhtand bearin|rehalleng«e'>»>P^ the Pro-Handle tram mu eauaml by OOUdltion. It y<,u jir,. ;iittlH-twl (njct,a|ujion mu, g the toleaconlng of the firet coach of the canoea. which are »ery large. »" d •« tember Stth as Indiana day at the fair. cough, cold or suy |unK. tur.it with many* h^rheryeara train with the baggage ear that pre­ trouble, sn.l will um- Hu­ — -.....kt or ehe»t Tnr Pennsylvania commissioners taahioned from trunk, ot huge tree, as direct ceded It The accident fa the worat ot ed, -giving it a fair trial, . StabtMMi «<» — .. have decided to give the state building indigenous In those falanda. Iwnr raw!""'l)-ni-nrcrm blancc in form to tha Venetian gond<> the kind that ever happrtmd near CMJohn Salo and I-ar >T.lr.ila who to the cify oi Chicago after the exposi­ beneflL you may reiuru,ii n teltlr and the The reaemhlanee. howerer. fa name from Minnewta A week were .ago. The Hat of dead and injured fa have your money n-fuiMhd. I We maid tion. The building is well built and las. confined to contour, for while the pin­ murdered nt J<»eph not make this oiler <ii<! . “Xk cost 885.000. waawer Wllfar Ihealer. Dr. King’s New Disn.. r> >'"! |iiow that dole, are gorgeous with paint anil ance saloon Pn the ro“l ,ro‘ be relied The Maryland building contains ex­ Ctucaga . , on. It never dlsappiH:.-. plush.uphofatory. the Quakoh canoe, to Calumet, ^boiit 4 miles west of the 1>I«I Ixilllwf hibits whlch|give an excellent idea of ChcsmrE. Coffln. Carthage. Ir.4 tatur p"«e 'Yho ’'"“J E. M. Rigney, general-traveling Irelght uKcnt free a| W. H. Gresl.-.c' » di^ug the oyster industry. Models of oyster arc rude, weather-beaten craft] Large- site .r»0e and gi.ue On the morning above mentioned. carotid artery were »«'r»d Wisconsin Central railroad. boats are sljown, and a model of au J. D. Adams. Fairfield, III. 1 Hawmissati. chief of the QuakoJtl*. h»d men by elate from a knlte Nat Hrroyster pocking establishment. F. M. Domard, Torre Haute. pmer wrni alao donfforou. y «tabte ! rile l»-t ulw ■ . 11.. ,„t Gail Hamilton and James’G. Blaine, gone out in his canoe, for * F. D. Fleming. Fairfield. HL tionol along the lagoon‘M*11"’* but wlD recover. Simmon. <eP» «» _ W. D. Rlcbardioa. iftl State street, Chicago bruise,, wm-,, ulcer,. : Hon. Defter Curtto two big ostriches in the ranch on the .,. * licenced -loon and a dlareputable Albert Heinz. Vlncvnnca. Ind. «lm. tetter. . I.s|.|.,: h,.,„ , rl, “ Midway, escaped and were only recap­ leisurely along with William Shornlugur. 24 years old, clerk. New Ot Madison, Wls., a reliable business man. tured when tjomc cowboys came in and rtephew, in the bow, the qhieftain plate. There was no clew. 1"" I* foaitiwjAlbany. Ind. •tales that he " had a bad cough for two years. viewed with surprise the majestic ly qures piles or mr ,|nt« require*!. In* lassoed themCokaoro tramp atMuronya morrea Heath building* around him and bowid revere guaranteed tn *|ve pert* r' '•:',i'f«ciion,or After tho Crip. , , The exhibitions given by the life­ Sumwl E<ltem. o< th,' A”’ Chicago 1 nib per Michael VoU. Id3 Jackson street, Louis­ money iflutnl»ii. Hi. I got a bottle ot Rood’s Barsaparilla swUt gave saving crew on the lake front have cntially to the gplden statue of the venter, fa Uvlnff nl Port Un™. » <*• For sale by W. II. ville. Ky. 'M druggist. tne relief at once. I have takeii-slx battles and proven such An attraction that the offi­ republic os he entered the grenft basin, WUmm Turner, ctgsr dealer. Chicago. until year of .... hi. a«n He wa» horn In probably thinking it an idol Henry W. Cariy a Aim. cer in charge has ordered that they be __ * .. — 1 iriu n.'n.'.ijirs were I'l’ .et! phkr>, M fa » The names of those seriously injured Presently at the west end'of the jjova Scotia and his ancestors --------V and. .U candidate for hie ol grand cjuVnmb Datch. r»cou» He ta tall•••*• and erect given hereafter at 2:30 o’clock Mon­ bAln.* gondola, manipulated by two Nova are as follows: Dutch. He days, Wednesdays and Saturdays. , athletic gondolier*, named Giuseppe hxiking William-Richter. Edwardsport. Knox county. er of the Macaber*. know Lam much better in every way.' forward to many more yemm Ind., head hurt and Internal InjurlMt: William The Swedish commissioners on be­ “Whv should I not?" Ex-Congressman Yuuiuaii* hail his left • Hood'S PHis curo al* ”Ter ll‘s’ btllousueas, half of the ^Swedish government have Martin and Enrico Sulino, nhot out joyful activity, "....v . — — •<] had two Brewer, baggage master Louisville train, left foot seriously crushed yrsterejay while from beneath the bridge and glided he be *aid saiu to a recent reveuv vtaltor^ . “ •undlce, indigestion, sick headache. 35c. ’ leg amputated. Internal Injuries; Joseph VoU. sent a letter td the. foreign office ten­ swiftly past the dreaming QuaWuhl*. aunts who died in their Wth year, and 523 Lam plain street. Louisville, Ky., head cut; superintending the pulling ol dumps on Durber. train newsboy, right loot hurt: his farm near Saginaw dering tHeir national building to the Their guy appearance roura-J the pa- my father -------- was _ 103 _years and 22 daysold Claude Herman Richter, FreelaudaviUe. Jud, bead South park commissioners to be held triotic pride of the Haw'mirautl. when he passed away. cut; Harry Klein. V.n^anci. Ind.. Internal in trust foY the people of Chicago. The Grasping his paddle firmly he made • long-lived family." Conboge. 10d, lad-, akuU skull frac frao-­ Injuries; W. A Hill. Conboge, She hetchclrd the tins anti rariled ihr offer was declineii. tured. may die; Henry Hagemevir. San­ woo), and wove the linen, ami i spun the sign to his nephew, nnd soon the block “ The Niagara Falls Ro'-de.” Dr. Zaky ^abbagii, the Eyptian doc­ Fight with a Bear. county. * lad., hra-l M cut, born, Kaos ’*------------craft went up to the gondola. The tow, and made the clothe* for |jm hnsbuui intorasl tajurira. John Michael Sancomb, of Bay county, to­ foot 1tnrahod. tor in the Cairo show, tried to kill - Venetians xaw tho movement and- u Stations. Hose itrreu Ixvransport. ten children, she inad, butler .md cheese, Manage!* Pangalo by shooting at him, race ensued which qpHated tl]e ntten- gether with two neighbor*, wentjona Brisco, □t and back hurt; Casper she dipped tallow Candles, !<> light the KASTWABD. berrying expedition nnd Btirrtxl up a Jud., I but failed. pVu would suggest to Dr. tioq of thousands along the ba anei, Ind., -.lower jaw -brokthe house at. night, ami sj»i- cooked all the Meyer, •. ------ <--— Hastings....... . Zaky Sabbagh that shooting is not the nnd bear, though not intentionally. He at­ en; William Billingsley. Clyde. O, head food for her huusehDld by an <>;«« fire­ For a time the* two were 1: tacked them, but they finally succeeded cut, left leg crushed: Joseph Ecbenbom. Cam Stations. means physicians in this country em­ nose on an easterly course, place, and bii.:k oven. Yeo; alid> hen da/ den. O„ cheat hurt Msx Oodcnrath. assistant in driving him away with club* and ploy to kill people. alr sdy »h curious to .note the different action manager SchUicr theater, Chicago, head cut aud was forty year* of age -inSix men and a keg of beer were sail­ of the rowers. The gondoiiep made knives, the only weapons which they generally bruised; WUliarn H1U. Carthage. Ind. old woman whose Inrst dsy- w. re ottt c| K. OSBORN. Local Agent. HasUsp. ing in a biiinU yawl and when off Jack­ strong, steady strokes with th« Iir oars, had. Their clothes were torn off in the' aplue hurt nnd whole body bruised; Charles Her shoulder.- were bent ami her'i. .mts wo: ■ sp^. <J. M . Bvoauss «. P & T. A. Chicago. son park the boat was upset. The feathering them in the #atcr, w hile the fight and tlreir bodies badly scratched Ueble. farmer. Knox county. Ind., jawa hurt lanced by hard w«.rk.’ atm I aud back wounded. neb-* mid a cap. . Her gn-at graii<f.iianghter beer waa lost, but the men were res­ Indians, on their knees, used th* ir aliort and bruised The accident i* charged to a blunder with all iht tn d- ru convetd* urek lor com­ cued byjCapt. Easton, of the German paddles nervously until the fcom rip­ zrt) / ,■ , Everywhere. Competent ----- ------ mat]e by F. B. O'Connor, train dispatcher fort. leiiurinvnt anil luxury tna-. be launch Daimler. The men were so' pled in white streaks from th* bow of Fifty-two observers in various local!- . foj_ i>enn>yiTauia road at Fort charming and attractive at fortv-ii'-e as a: ‘ downhearted; over the. loss of the beer tne canoe. caleforauch po*«tio«w at the Grand Rapid* Butie* in the state say that during the . Wftvne> twenty. E-pecially a- this true il 'he pre­ that they forgot to thank CapL Euston irims Gillfr. Shorthand, and Nurmal N-bool. Tie Venetians ire their gorge ms cos­ week ended .September 2. Inflammation ; serves her health and l-enuty by the uw uf ’ . known For Catalogue, addraw A. 8. Pariah, Propr. for saving thbir lives. DRIEST SPELL KNOWN, tumes shouted excitedly, but the In­ of the kidneys, dysentery and cholera I Dr. Pierce* Favorite I'u .-.••! pt hi-. which ditnis, stolid os a totem pole, uttered infantum increased in area of preval- , Tht) Pfww,t Protracted Dronght Break* wards off nil feniAle hIIik< tits aud irreguNEW LIBERTY BELL. NOTICE OF LETTING. not a wont Several electric'1 lunches ence. Diphtheria was 1 eported at j the Kerord in Illinois, and gfndolas followed in the Make of twenty-nine places, ( scarlet fever tever at i Chicago, SepL 12.—It haa been righty keeps the life current lii-a!‘.bful a|i-l vigor Brain LettljjK. the racers. thirty-eight, typhoid fever ot thirty- three lla..R nlnce jj rained jn Chicago, oils. and eniables the trotuau of middle age Noti-ata hereby Rivcn. Timh 1. R C. Norton The Columbian liberty and peace hell, TowmWp Drain Comtnissioaer ot the Town­ -----------------1- al thirteen places. BQd 1W dayR nince hBg any io retain the fresh n*?* <•! girlhtod upon, Down the basin and past th*t golden X. five and measles ship < f Orangeville Comty-of Burry. State ot cast to the order of the Daughters of her brow and chryk. th» -icl.-t of youth io statue went Indians and Ve• letians, Michigan. Will, on Use 1C 4«y of September A. ; • rain between the hours of 7 a. m. and 8 Shat While Mealing Potatoes. D. IKD, st Oliv-r Cbalkcra In said Township of ’ the American Revolution, has arrived The gondola reached the tuuii el first 7 miies p- m- Tl,’s dry weather has cost the Sold by all dmKubu. Orangeville at 3 o'clock in tire afternoon of i at Chicago from the foundry at Troy. David Gilen. living about 7 and went through ahead. The boats that Jay. proceed to rceeire bids for the con j N. Yf Iti is attracting general atten­ * fanners millions. Over half the corn stractinp of a certain Drain known ar.design-1 then entered the south pond a: d made northwest of Atlanta, shot and killed crop of this state and Indiana ia a fail­ atvd as "the Clndker Township Drain. ” located I tion. although -not viewed with the and established In tire said.Township of Orange­ Same revcrcftce bestowed on the old for the Quakuhl village. The j ondola u man by the name of Charles Burton ' uro because of the drought- There Grand Haven, charmd with Inii llng up • roughwhile he was stealing potatoes , Gilen a traveling man and fobbing him|uf «c«v ■ ville, anil described as tallows, to wit: comcrept steadily' ahead, for the niencinri at a-take that 1st No I of the clem liberty b<j)l in the Pennsylvania state hewn canoe could not.be forced 1 hrough is about <52 year* old and is respected have »>eeii but two seasons in twenty Township Drain of Orangdville and on land of -building. years when the^annual rainfall wm the water like the painted c -aft of by his neighbors. Burton was about <»liverCtialker ninnltigUienceSouthaiDegrees Col. George I’ Sanio’fl. l’H* dli|k»6«l <>! less than the Xventhcr probabilities There tire three* inscriptions on the East 500 feet on land <>f Oliver Chalker thence Bouth K51C Degrees Ea-t ten feet tbnnca South bell, one lot the top ri<ige. another in Venice. When the village was 'cached 45 anti a man of very bud reputation in forecast.for this section, but in no time the State Dctnociat'1»s .'.a;D. pistes, oj the gondola made a dozen length* in the community. 44 decrees east 175 feel tljcncr MHith >'<3-5-C de­ । have the records shown such an unin­ the Corunna Indi-jM hth-iK^ grees east 730 feet equal to;1474 feet on land of the center anjd one at the lower edge. advance. The time from the m ddle of. Mrs Aurelia'A. Bull tbrnrei yifitli C3-5-B east 200 : terruptefii period of dry weather in ami The upper one reads: "Glory to God the north end of the Agricultur: 1 build­ fret thepce soota M-5-G d<»Zrrt s eiuit io» feet Byron M. Browne, formerly editor of about Chicago as the present one. All thence south 17 feet equal v» 1217 feet on land of in the highest; on earth good will to- ing to tho village was seven minutes for John I. Young thence south 33 fret on land of 'war<l men." ! over the state this drought extends, ex- ; the Junction City (Kan.) News, snot the gondola and seven minule* and David Tiwnwutd. Section No 11»«*i feet section The central inscription is: “A new thirty seconds for the canoe. and killed Montgomery S. Hendershot, cepting a small section near Cairo, in I No. 3ls J47t leet section No 3 ttfio fret the the very southern part. There | drain at I the eotnnienctirenl Is to be 3 fret dren command I give unto ye, that ye love a journeyman printer, daring a quarrel When Hawmissatl landed he wulked IS tncliea wide on bottom tire sides of the ditch and at Springfield there wax some > to slant:! to f or 45 degrees outward and a 2 one another.? along to the gondola and look cd at it 6ver n game of card* in Lansing. rain the other night but else- | The lojwerl is: •'Proclaim Liberty foot beam the depth varies according to the Browne Is in jail. Montgomery leaves attentively for some time. But he is un ­ grade table at the tipper end the but Is 3 feet throughout the land and unto the in­ where thJre has not been moisture derstood to declare emphatically that a wife and four children. and 3 inches deep said job will be let by sec­ enough to support vegetation. The tions The section at the outlet of the drain habitants, thereof." he has another canoe, bearing the poet­ the F»rm«r. will bo let first, aud the remaining sections In The bell is one of the finest castings ical name of Foam of the Sea, which grass in the country is all dead, having Monroe and Wayne county Muds ha»" thelrorder up stream, in accordance with the David Gillen, the old farmer of Briley been burned up by the <mn, and whole diagram now on Ole with thf other papers per­ ever made. Not a flaw is in the metal. no gbndola can pass'. withdrawn from the Obi" - n I Mi 'blitxn taining to said drain, in Hie oOice of the Town It is composed of a curious compound township who hid upon a haystack with tracta f<fe hundreds of miles between asavciatioiib «*d orjnuikrd tn tlituMdvrs. ship Clerk, to which reference may be had by of precious and base metals. More flore a shotgun to see who was stealing his Chicago and Cairo look aa if the ground ail parties intertatod. aud .blds will be made DON'T LIKE THE CITY. There hasn't been a of »i<Ski>iS5 «f potatoes and garden truck, and filled • had been posted over by flames. and received accordingly. Contracts will be made with tbelowrst responsible bidder giveCharles Burton so full of lead that hb It is about the^same in Indiana, death *1 Farmington nil sninnwr j>iid the Ing adequate security for the performance of died, was discharged by Justice Irwin where much suffering from lack of rain pbyscian nud undertkKrt Imu- nLvcd out the work. In a sum then and there lo be fixed by hie. reserving to myself the right lo reject of town. • ■ V At,certain hours of the day thegroups at Atlanta after an investigation ol all ia reported among the farmer*. Both an y and all bids. The date fur the completion of such; contract, and th* terms of paymentFour to ciiftit ilr>T- ,,f ■ Aifiron'i*-” in thia state and Indiana fanners are around the judges’ stand in the live the facts. th erefor. shrfft be announced al the lime and : feeding their stock, as there is abeo- Wheeler’s Heart sn.l Nerve Cure will re­ stock pavilion remind one oi scenes at place of letting. Notice is further hereby gi ven. That at the time and place of said letting, a Kentucky sale of blooded stock. The Purow.terwu.lniek.tTruroru.Clty !utety aolhta* on th. luud to put lieve the wors.' crae <d N. 1 voo^pfaw every or at sueb other time and place thereafter to farmer.' sizettp the sleek animalsshown at a depth of 271 feet on the property of u pan, and were it not for the hay and ; which I. .the Drain Commissioner aforesaid. corn from last year’s crop the animal* ■ l,rae- Snh! by W. II- Goodyrar. in the ring, discuss their fine j point* ■may adjourn the same, the assessment for ben­ E. L. Ransom. Water flowed freely at efits and the lauds comprised within the 'Chalkand exchange critical opinions. I They Capt. Mackins of Ltv--gtr.ii. who re­ er Township Drain Special Assessment Dis­ . . 1 -. - —1 , a height of 25 feet through a 2-ineh would perish from starvation. trict, ” will be subject to review. The follovrlug MTS V.'^°rl * P‘P«- “ th' »< I’urrefa . duy. I ceived a stroke uf ajmj i.A) w hile ill U|h ia a description ot the several tracts or parcels ROBBERS KILLED. ; fair Mhlblt .ml that ot h.ld by rom. lndicBttoB>I)olM w und«rErou»d cago. is nt home aguin nml convalescentof laud'constituting the Hpecial Assessment state; agricultural society whoso meet- jafaa District of said Drain, viz: the N W.flfe.ofN E. The defunct Hoiuer eivanwry has a new It ** of section 8 and E fl feof N E fl 1 juf section ing they attended, and discover features Oregon Bite the Duat. lease uf life. I’eoipe lium Blisstkld hare 8 and the 8. W. fe of the N. W. fl fe ot section 9 • of excellence here which theyj never I ; l)n.TA. Col.. SepL 11. and the N. W. fe of the 8. W. ?< of section 9 all . a.—The * are two .nv men mouu rented the plant and will »‘|x»raU- it. being tn the Township of Orangeville Barry, co. i before witnessed. mil; .5 ------i .... ' Alexander K. Dugan, ot st. Paul, who were killed lut Thursday while Mich. Dated thia 31 day ot August. A. D. 1893 Our Public Schools. . Thro during a loll their convenation Mlon., fa b.lle.ed to bo th. man found attc=ptlgg -1_. robbing ,v'ublu. the E.C. Nobtow attempting u to escape after Township Drain Commissioner of toe Town­ I will run from hbnea and cattle to th. dead under the wheel of the City of Farmer.' A Merchant.' bank and Irill- Are the main stay “t our republic. Iw chip ol Orangeville. ( price of a oruare meal at the fair, or p Alpena at Detroit Ing It. eaahler hoc. been po.ltl.ely them are being cuiibattM lhe minds wmen ' th<l "'•ri"ir.e®“t tb” TheLeroy Iteroy ero.rn.ryhas haashut abut down, down. Identified The creamery identified aa as Tom Tom and and Frod Fred McCarthy. McCarthy. are to be our future lawmaker and lead­ NOTICE OF LETTING , ern itement incident to life In Chicago. ;not_aharing male any money father and third---------man..-o who er* In every walk in life. How csxeutial fa ____ ___on account__2aom ----- ~The22.2 it that these minds slwnld Iw unliea w । it was such time the day 1 It wa. .uch a th. other that of the dull Umea. a. ---o_. Draln Lotting. ■ participated in the robbery but escaped strong, healthy bodies, s- m»"y children I Fanner Ramsey, of Nebraska, stood in Notice 11 hereby given. That I. R. C. Norton Birdie Ashton, an actress, was lean15 Billy McCarthy, also a son of Tom suffer from.Impurltiea.and poisons In ue ■bi'.VH'ililp Dr.iin 1:-hiuii; • til" l o-.i,--‘i: ■ than 810,000 worth of bld gold and all­ tho midst of a group of choice nkriculing on the iron railing around the bal- McCarthy. These men constituted the bloixi that it Is a wonder that they ever of Orangeville, county ot Barry. State of Mich­ ver ornaments, coins and jewelry were | tural spirits and said: igan, wfll. on the 18th. dav of September A. D cony of the Bennett house In Mount McCarthy gang of Oregon and are grow up to be men and women- aia"! !*B, At Fred Hull's, in sald.Township of contributed by the patriotic member* | “I never suffered from sore fret as I Orangeville, at 10 o'clock tn the forenoon uf that of the order. j do now—not even in the middle of har­ Pleasant when the balcony gave way wanted there for robbing stages and parents cannot find words >lrong enoMh dav, proceed to receive bid* lor the construction and she fell to the sidewalk below. It Hie United States mails. ’There ’** ’is a to express their gratitude i > Hood» bar___ • 1 Ah old cent which was worth 8100 vest.’’ ot a certain Drain known aud designated as was thought she would recover. reward of- flO.OOO for them on that ac­ Mparilla for its good effect upon their “the Bray Township Drain.’* totaled and es­ from its historical association was con- ji "Mcbbe it’s’cause you walk 'round tablished in the sain Townahip ol Orangeville, children. Scrofula. >*lt rhenm ;nd otwr At the special election held in count . tributed. The tone is very sweet be-1 । the fair ground on the gravel too much; and dracribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at diseases of the blood are clT.-ctually *1 a slake on west side ot sectton seven Town two cause of the quality of the casting and । ’tain’t this tanbark in tpc ring ‘that Grand Traverse county the new county ' permanently cured by this i veellent med. north range ten West Michigan that ia twelve the metal. road law was defeated by about 150 1I B at Citt. Mich.. Sept. A—Th. aawdoes it," said another. feet BonUi of quarter post on west sideol raid cine, and the whole being I* given strength votes. section seven runuinj thence east paraftel with It weighs six and a half tons—-13,000 “Yaa; I s’pose that’s it,” returned । mill and salt block pf Eddy, Avery & to resist attacks of disease. (he east and west quarter line 1700 feet thence pounds. Although it is one of the large Farmer Ramaey. “I ain’t used to Thomas Buckley, flrm of Buckley A Eddy, wa* destroyed by fire about 5:3Q south »7fe degrees east 157 feet Uieooe erat para­ foil with the quarter line. 600 feel equal to 3tt>3 bells of the world, it does not approach1 gravel I’d hire one o’ them blue-coated Co., foundrymen, a resident of Kalama- i। o’clock a. m, It i* not known how the ' S Five of the 48 recent graduate* fl?? ' fret on find ot J. C. Bray and crossing the line xoo for thirty-eight years, died of peri­ fire started. The property had been agricultural college were children "f fon“ at a stake that is 101 feel south of the center of in size that of the enormous bell al fellows to roll me ’round in a chair at tonitis. four bit* an hour if I had the money." | inspected by a watchman half an hour er graduates of the same ln<iiiuU"n. said section seven run 11 lug thence north B3*a Moscow, which weighs 25,000 pounds. Negaunee has returned to kerosene !, before the flames were discovered. The > H. H. Hinds and John Akin ,,f lhhe“}{1 degree* erat 193 feet to * stake 13 fret south ot The reservation about the money The bell is 0 feet high and 18 feet In east and wrat quarter lino theticu cast parallel with *a d quarter line MM feet thence north clrcuinfprenCB -at the mouth. It has ■ caused everyone to laugh. They knew for street lighting purposes, the council.( lumber docks were saved. The mill will join the arn v of boomers whe 83 degrees east 32 feet equal to SAM fact of land -bright lustre of a brassy nature. Farmer Ramsey to be worth UOO.OOO. having lute a row with the electric !: was burned in 18611, rebuilt in 1873 and soon descend from the Cherokev sine. bf J. and D. Duffey aud crossing line at * point But he went on: lighting company. | had a capacity of 28,000,000 feet Lous, 15 foot west uf toe quarter section corners of Lowered thr Coupling Record. section 7 and f running Iliatree north 52 degrees “I’ve been here two weeks and bbught The authorities at Ironwood have es­ । 9100,000; insurance, 855,000. east U feet 0:1 land of Schroder heirs and cross­ Messrs. Cornelius and Mott, world’s several square meals, so 1 can’t afford tablished free soup houses to iccommo-1 ing auction line IS feet north ot said quarter necU'Hi corn-rs running thence east paralell champion hose couplers, gave an ex­ no chairs, ’specially when I’ve got to date 500 of the 1,000 or more idle and j Sioux City, la., Sept 9.—Jack Skin­ with i|ti»rter fine »»f section 8. 1200 feet nn land hibition on the plaza east of the ter­ two weeks longer-and buy'more hungry miners there. of Fred D. Hull. This drain n»v a total length minal station at the world’s fair be­ stay meals." ol 6333 fret w be J* inches «tde on bottom There is a new counterfeit 15 silver ner, a notoriously desperate character, When she wm a Chill. ■hc 1 average 3 feet 0 tncbeo deep and 7 feet wide <»n fore a crowd of. about 500 people. The Farmer Miller, of Minnesota, spoke certificate of the series of 1885 in circu­ was arrested here Thursday by Sheriff top slant of sides l to 1 nr 43 degrees slant ont- exhibition was interesting and re­ up: Unger, pf Cherokee, la., for the murder lation In the state. It has upon it a pic­ w* d with h beam of! feeton each at'ta. 8 Id of Martin Schultz and wife near that When she had ChUlren. »b<Job will be let by section*. This se Uon at the ceived considerable applause. Out olI “The tremendous crowds," he mid, outlet of,the dram will be let flrst. iu>d the re­ twelve tests the highest time in the “and the walking aud sightseeing! have ture of Gen. Grant, and instead of the city the night of August 16. The citi­ back b«inr.,dl„„fah , maining sections In their order up n ire am, in accordance with the diagram now on file with double coupling at one yard was one done more than make my feet isore. Thould, fa fa o» . a.rk bottle-gtaen zens of Cherokee offered a reward of the other papers pertaining to said drain, in and two-fifths seconds and the lowest They have knocked out my neHoua •1,500 for the arrest and conviction of color. The threads of the genuine note the office efttie Township clerk, to which rrthe murderer. feronee mav be had by alt partfos interested, one second. The second at ten yards system. I never saw such tremendous are imitated by block lines. John R. Mli.«r Jr. twriw.. • and bids will be made and receive t accordlng- was lowered by' the two men from two1 crowda Life is too rapid for me in The Park House hotel at Northville b. Opntracta will be made.wlth the lowest re- and four-fifths seconds to one and four- Chicago. I’ve been here several weeks Arbor, fa mfa.;n< rrom lifa N«w York. Sept 11.-The North China MHO. He fa teltereil has changed hands, William Thurtle ba ' “ fifths. Mott holds the fifty-feet record,, and I know I could never stand it It Herald of Aug. m bring* further de­ •way wblfa l.nrpor»rllr Inarm-. and there to Im fixed by me. rwwnrlna to n yseii made at Red Cloud, Neb., July 19. The; must be something fearful—the tension having sold to Shaffer & Butler. the right to reject any and *11 blds. Tuc *l*to tor Ira E Goucher, the railroad and ex­ tail* of the great flood, which it pro­ two men came to Chicago to enter the I to which a . Chicago business man is tbs comptotou ol such c jutracl and the terms of Lanilnff .111 Ifa'fa »»«" jurBieiu iherelor. shall be announced at the world's fair contests, which have failedI kept strung up all the tjme. Since I’ve press agent at Au Train, stepped out nounces the most extensive since 1800. rlrr* time nnd place of letting. Notice Is further of the depot in the evening, when he No les* than 1.400 villages have been biloce bondi corn Ufa hereby given. That at thv time and pUce of to materialize, and the exposition man­ been here I found my nerves going to destroyed in the metropolitan prefec­ Home Invettora are expected said letting, or at such other time mid place agement allowed them to give an ex­ pieces sg fast that I ran up to Wauke­ was knocked senseless by an unknown ture of Shuntienfu alone. Ten thou ­ For fear that the safety of th* ’ thereafter to which I. the Drain CommlMioner hibition. and unseen footpad and robbed of hb sha to get a little quiet and rest afort»*ld. mav adjourn the same, the »Mf»» > nnd lives have been lo*tin K iangtung places of Galesburg is meat for benefits Add the landsconiorfs-d with­ “It’a all right to come and see the gold watch and 175. -irt.-nM nr« hustling around for a 1 . Two masked men entered the house in the "Drain Special AMewment District.' fair, but as for me I have no desire to will be subject to review. The following is a The Massey investigating committee■ stay here after Seeing iL ] want to go of John Crider at South Camden white ”«w Toro. Sept ix-By drfMtliic deseripUoa of the several tracts or parcels of Lmd eousutnting the Special Assessment of the national world's fair commis­■ back to the country where people live he wa* eating breakfast, poked a Re­ twl>» lo th. trial room th. District of wd Drain, vis: South fe of north sion has been offered evidence that 01 easier and longer and die easier when volver in his face and robbed him o 'a*,/1*11®®* haa beau choaen to de­ 1130. 7- 8mi>» 4 north eMi k wet. 7. North !i syndicate exists which was formed for ’ the American cup in the coming SE q Sue. 7. Huuih H earth west fe *wt. h. the purpejie of Influencing awards and, Sherman Welm, ot Port Mitchell, H I.testa wlrk *„__i____ , . • NorUafeiMtliwesCfeme*, flat th» Township IUn<»i Cromwell, lol. fell from* tarn , ------------------Onafev Im, Barry county. Midi. Dated. disposing^'of them for consideration., ft ! Kero-e Otato Itaata. is said that national commissioners, that he did not see the Plaisance you breakinj hfa neck. ,a^"lW hnekwhent In the rictnlt, ' m — “ th ’ Ppast “‘ . sxqjfc 10 IV. —*in me prominent officials and members ot may take it for granted that his wif. Township Dra 'faMlfa thlrtyfir. .tat. banka In skip o< Crraagii the awards juries are in the scheme. wa* with him. IGnta. dntadUtairdwM, fin ol which QONDOLA AGAINST CANOE. H MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. B 05 Hood’s^Cures Michigan Central ISalsaEflSal^ I2a|3 |> gal»s Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. �mie* ’ that ffund suits ■Ivow fat to ‘ th)* hh « vbeat Hrect. « and could ' that n-Hed x>tues "ton-. Why is Strictly Pwi WhV ' White Lead the beat ¥» • paint? Because it Outlast all other paints, give a handsomer finish, better protection to the wood, and the first cost will be less. It' Barytes and other adulterants of white lead Mire "just *s rood" aa Strictly Pure White Lead, why are all the adulterated white leads always branded Pure, or BOYS IN BLUE. Annual Encampment of the Grand Army at Indianapolis. I CHICAGO TO CELEBRATE. 1 OMab«r • WU1 B« Obwr™. b, tb. -.rU'i * SHREWD SCHEMER. ------------ 1---- r___ ,7 The »«n of a Georgia rebel brigadier ia spying around In Ottawa county reporting One Ran Who Mede Hlmsoir Meh ex-uu ou Mildler* for pension suipen&ion*. October . tU tweoty^eond »nn Wla-Ot Axy Capital r.u ci„. Bath house* have been built at the min­ eral springs at Paw Paw. and the curative power* of the water* are being boomed. versary of the great fire, will be Chi­ cago day at the world’s fair. Arrange- ' menta have already been made to make the celebration the grandest of the ex- A position. In the forenoon a chorus of I 2,000 and band* and orchestra united I_JJ of 800, will give a patriotic concert. ’ ’ ■®an<L la left While P« on Did. ed the un the usltand cheese, ht the •II the ■n fireten *he *dy an * over, mta mspect•o<hter or cornhe pre­ : use of which Irn-gu- • r exist, vigor-­ die age <1 upon oufh in t step. sted at dng up ««aed of ates, of for for yfor ids have Michigan tn selves. mess or nnd the ived out Irouda." »s every “ Strictly Pure White Lead?” “HATT,” A TALE OF A CARAVAN. VITAL T0_ MAHHQOD. -i I tag I BGrUars W. L. DOUCLAS S3 SHOE I SSSX >° th“ '?,n'r WOOLLEY & BRONSON, j ,J Why Suffer? wnenyou can be Cured In Chi•scent. is a new eld have IL bllc. In is which nd leadtential Is nlted to children i in the hey ever . Many enough id’s Saron their nd other ally and nt medistrength from the of forni- f Shelby ivho will (trip. CiuioriA. nfaxtorta. of Ann i ln“CWrandered worth of t Interest, ike them. bualneM ■red. the a means We publish the Opening Chap­ ters of a new story by that ster­ Pltt.hnr-h Real E*tate Tranurtlow . Michigan I* still the Badger state. Two ling author, Robert Buchanan, ■ of the animals have been kOIed In Rapid terprtalng Spirit ot Son* township. Kalkaska county, recently. • entitled American*. | THEY BREAK BANKA Fires this summer have damaged the IBDIANAPOUM, Ind.. Sept 8.—After |i blandiuK timber In Oscoda county so that American shrewdness is well illus­ It will have to be cut ve*y soon to save IL nearly seven hoars’ continuous session ' // f trated in a real estate transaction that yesterday the twenty-seventh national il. A thief broke Into the baptist church at Occurred at a small town not many encampment of the jprand army ad- ; 9* miles from Pittsburgh, says the Dis­ Bear Itake and stole the birthday box con­ Thi< Barytes is a heavy white powder journed at 4 o’clock pi m. The report ' patch of that city. On a capital of 75 taining between 84 ad^ 85. stone), having the appearance of the pension committee was the feai of ■.■. :itr lead,' worthless as a paint. cents u man po.sscssed himself of 8220,Creamer* throughout Ionia county are Cos':.-I.- ?nly abbut a-cent a pound, and turn of the day. It waa unaninfbtuly pOO worth of property. Six or seven ( shutting down on account of the drought is only used to cheapen the mixture. adopted and is as follows: tnonths ago Mr. Blank met with some "Lincoln declared II the duty of the naUon to \V!:shoddy is to cloth, Barytes ia losses in business which cleaned out - ■' . a Be careful to use only old care for those that had borne the battle and for what capital he had and left him with I their wive* and orphan.*. After hi» death a aad standard brands of white lead. \ 75 cents in his pocket He realized ' graceful nation met and rdcelvtd the veteran* ■SU T that something had to]' ' ~ and showered upon them ike plaudits aud hou'/il o\bc done. Ilav- । • A-mstrong & McKelvy” they had *o well and hardly earned. , \ ,. Ing a place where he ^a$ i.-, always — sure! "Bcvmer-Bauman”" “Eckstein” or* With profound sorrow and regret we //fZ 1 • of accommodation he wasted no time, I have tef report that all provision for the ' “Anchor” "Fahnestock” ‘ but on the very day ho met his loss hg veterans ha* been changed. Thousands 1' -• “Morley” ‘‘Kentucky” C. WESTS NERVE ANO BRAIN TREATof pension* bare been stopped with- ' '\VX ' " । began to look about to turn something j “Southern” “Shipman” out notice and thousands ot pensioner* dropped x. j niooOol or totacoo, W*k*fulne**, M*atal Depletion, “ Collier ” from the roll*, it ha* been claimed that an ad"Red Seal-’ - — ’ For a long time he had noticed a 2M K*" ■ r_ , M indication of * pension spttlod nothing, that the CARTER iiarhlson, MAYOR or CHICAGO ' ncre tract of, land adjoining a town of po^Sri'Jtber^x,ud *u “Davis-Chambers” secretary of the interior ami commissioner • •- '----- • and promptly nt noon a salute of 5,000 inhabitants which he thought art ctiictly pure,“Old Dutch’* precess of nenrion* wv---------- ---- r..—.u„ <vifc ABU lOAl H u can-it| would make a great real estate invest- abwi, ov*r-lD<talc«Dca. A mooth'* tro*tm*aL»L bra-,.’j .-btablished by a lifetime of use. __ non will bo fired. Al s o-’’clock cloelttalhe m.nt. He went tn th. .genu of th. r colors use National Lead Co.’s witbin tbelr legal authority U> reopen and rc- afternoon a reunion AOo of the the Ktate state will estate nnd secured a pinety-day option On*r*nte**t**a*d by*g*nt. wars UvnFILM vtao pensions allowed by their predeccreorM of p ’ White Lead Tinting Colors with under regulation* adopted by tbetn. whenever occur nt the Court of Honor. r ------a.vuuY. The on the place for 835Q He didn't have Sw8u>m^b*Dnt*p^A2>d CoortlD*tk». 5 • -.'v Pure White Lead. they see tit to chaage Ute rules of evidence and ouarantRes m*4 only by the scale of -rattns*. and thl* In • country of march of state, represented by youths the money, but being well known in , tho neighborhood was given credit. | W. H. Goodyear. Sole Agent, Hastings. 'ry where. [ ’ , law. where from the Infancy of the government and maidens; will be as follows: are .-cring to paint. It will pay yoo j the United State* by Itsoixanlc law la in term* . > c.iiat a book containing inform*­ " , ~ 1 n. next . .urreyor. who laid denied the right to deprive any person of prop- by youth* (one frotn each ward) bearinz ahleld* - .. . ?■ , , j Mi ft■ ■ M — - j-/ save yo* many ■ dollar; it will orty without due peocc** id taw. »l>h ecu or .Uh ,he .Ort ■U Hwme - thl! F*»‘ out ln ‘•Mo loU •nd charifed U. The orlRliial thirteen state*, represented 1 hJm S"50 hLs services. This, like■ *We deny that the secretary of the Interior NATIONAL LEAD CO., I and the eomuilaaioccr ot peMtou* hfve any by thirteen young ladle*, one from each state, ।:wise, credit He thought it would be. If you are not already a sutb" 1 *uch power: therefore the Grand Army of the U .vprowuu nuronuj, pwoeded |,lo« lo h.ro > Btroel r.Uw»y scriber, now is a splendid time to ’ Republic. In national eacampment resembled, pony of youthful troop* in continental uniform. , . . . ., , ./ Chi««go Branch, Ill Then follow all the state* of the union, | ^oca^e^» ant^ a* time was money in his I speaking for the grand army of beloved comsend in your name and thus se­ state and Fiftowntn Streets. 1 radea, many of them too poor, too unu*ed, each repreaeated by »» many youths aa ttere caBC he succeeded In getting a charter ; too broken to understand tha strong arm are rounUas la each state, sad tearing the through, being a friend of the governor cure the balance of (his fasdnatI of i tho govrrnment When administered shield of the state. Esch xroupto be preceded 1 in those days. . . .. , , ! with *u unfriendly 'hand, scout* *nd by eight or twelve young school girl* represent-: — ing story. A IIe next announced through adverdenies the Indiscriminate charges of universal Ing lhe chief cltlra. some tearing floral broken TIME TABLE. fraud because some unworthy survivors may hoopa above the bM.1. some olive byanehe* and tisements obtained on credit that he FROBAT^ OJlDKR In effect July 3U. im. I be found that discredit m*y be cast upon the other device* The standard of the state rep- desired to sell a number ot lota at S250 State of Michigan. County"nf Barry—wl I entire *1L and this great body of brave snd koWp. ’’7“ ' each. eowUtlonally; that U, no money Favorite Route between Grana Rapid*, Detroit i At * session of the Probate Coart for Ufa S' * ■' co“Ul o' wm.tobep.ldon the purehu. until County of Barry, holdeu at the Probate oSee.fa patriotic citizen* stand d'.agraced before the Do ya; Whaa wet la seed try a pdr. j| country. the City of Baitings, In said county, mt Wed­ -w-; .... . ,u w . ul “ S ou. “nd W*- he Imd broken rrrouud for lhe >oc.tlon ■•st In the world. nesday the l«th day of August, in th* y*sr «v“We there shall no backward Renting Chicago receiving the nation* f manufactory emnlovimr not I step tn demand pension that lagtatatlou or be administration. tbouaond eight hundred and ninety throe. Grand Rapid! ♦5.00. upu pro.,.,.. « ro.mu«uro. „£th. rorth. The do.u.wtUbe ro fol- »«f^ J3.80 ITeaent, Charles W. Armstrong, Jotgo.or Eaat Paris I sad that the sacred treat of those that boro th* 44.00j| Probate. McCord \»250 I burden of the battle shall be aaereSly observed Iowa: In the matter of tbe estate of WMftam <Z Alto 1 tory was started the buyers were to i and ucredly admlntatered. “ t Float: Chicago, surrounded by the states, Johnson, deceased. Elmdale 53.SOW On reading and filing lhe petition My'Veri­ . hand him half the purchase money. Tbe report concluded with a serie*ot resolu­ receiving all nation*. Clarksville WnauMl fied . of Philip W. Rargeas, adtenrtstgMer rt *2 50 a I-ake Odessa tions dactartng that the grand army looked 11 Float: Chicago tn I8IA a trading post: I In eighteen days 885.000 worth of propsaid estate praj Ing that hi* final aeeeent th» Woodbury with aolkutude snd alar* upon the action of preceded by Indian*. pioneer* and trapper* । 42.25* day filed may be heard and allowed and » Oii-a Sunfield tbe admlntstrallon tn. arbitrarily depriving HL Float: Chicago la 1ST 4the flr»t elty eleo- I erty waa disposed of to some of the decree of distribution and mkramrat dsiy Mulliken the veteran* of an opportunity to be beard in Hon: followed by auna gad daughter* at actual most solid citizens of that town and made and be discharged from said trust. Grand 1-edge i »2.00_ Pittsburgh, a great deal being sold in ' defense ot the right* solemnly *d;ude»d anu Thereupon It I* ordered. lb*t 'Xborrtay Ute Ijinslux lUh day of September, A. D.. 18S3 at tea o'clock toconfirmed to them: that It declured against Detroit blocks. About this time the creditors toe foreuoon.be asslcned for tbe arerlMrtsaM' IP. M. | tbe presumption of fraud until charge* had who had favored him were Beginning, petition and that tbe heirs al taw cl aald tobeen proven and until each pensioner had vl Chicago in reaca to press for their money, so in order I ceased and all other persons Interested to *sM full nr.tice and full and cdmplete opportunity to Then fallow float* of all nations, by actual ni-n. 1 I.v Howard City estate, are required to appear at a mmIoo rt be heitd. An additions! resolution declared resident* of Clqcaxo. In tbe national costume* a consummation of his plans . „ Edmore said court, then to be bolden at tbe ProbateSft' that as tn* commissioner of pensions by hl.* re­ ot their reepffcU’'' countries, the whole pro- 1 he called upon a prominent manutac- ,. Stanton ficc. in the Citv nf Hastings. In said eouaty. Sfa* If yw »tsi a «ne DRESS SHOE mads lo tte htat ,. loots •how cauee. if *u< there be, why the prayer «< cession closing with an equestrian cavalcade of turerof Pittsburgh and m&dc him al t'.'i. Ar’t pay $6 to $8, try my $3,13.50, $4.00 or cent withdrawal ot the obnoxious ruling*. tbe iwtlllot.er msi not be granied. And It to ! which had been generously condvmni-d. hsd Chicago and her ulster dtlw upou . rally proposition that If he would move his »• >1 further ordered, thai *ald petitioner give Dotlev $.*- S*we. TSry M equal to cwt tom made and look and virtually acknowledged I the incorrectness of to Hie person* Il terehted Id said estate, of tta* I- mV wear is .e!1. If yen wbh to economize In your footwear, such rulings It was decried hl* further duty to pendency ot *a*d i-etltlon and tbe hearts* I.v ItHIrnll 74 ■1: - *>y purcYasIrg W. L Oouglai Shoes. Hams and at once.restore to the rolls lhe thousand* of and toatUn^s* any previous attempt* In Amer- so much ground and a cash bonus be­ thereof by enmlng a cei-y ol i hl*-order to be .. lljHMlng >o 3 published In the Ii*»tlnc* Hannk*. a nesrepensioners now standing Illegally su»pended. , lea I I sides. fnee itamped on th bottom, look for It when yoo boy. .. [Grand Ia:ike 11 o pa|>er pr.uted and circulated In sate County rt I Tho entire spectacle, it is perhaps I All this time the promoter had noth- i ,. , Mulllketi W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Maa a. Sold by WOMEN CMitofK OFFCERS. 11 1 Barry, once In each week for three iuos**a1e>[Hun field 11 3 The Woman's Relief Corps elected needless needles* to add. add, is tp be given in thd the ing but his "5 cents, and creditors were i .. week* previous to «ald rt-.y of bearisr- > ■ .. Wooai'tiry il .i 9 35 ClM* W. ARMW1ROWO. , ...e follnwing officers: president. World's Columbian Exposition ground.* grounds pressing him on every side. The man­ .. |l.skrt<Me«M I 11 4 « <u Jodge of Probate exclusively. .. Clarksville I 11 5 Sarah C. Mink. New Yor,k; senior vicei ufacturcr refused to locate until ho . tdmdaie 11 f. 10 00 -’ ■ - Jennie ■ -q ;■ president. Sj Myerhuff, IndianI Alto I 130 10 AS I j received a deed of the property. The .. An Exhibit of Nwlftrot 1'olson*. McCord I 11 1 10 IS MORTGAGE BALE. • president, Amanda nmmt-Oror here met in..» another <• t ‘ A peculiar and intensely interesting‘ ' promoter difficulty, i . Ewt He ot Audio D Ito spoils junior viee-j Pari* I t having been m .de Id the ronditk>«» • T. Newcombe. Vermont; ” chaplain, Ar I Grand Rapldrl 13 < 10 45 ofDefault lie couldn't part of tjw bactcriolgleal exhibit itj get h deed until he paid that l/shall a certain mortesge n. 'iljny Fraael* M.CovM ! Harriet K. K Bodge, ’’ ’ IPM Connecticut: treas- one prepared for the world's fair bjj ^or De finally saw a way out of it, and Nettle H Covlh to .M irk MeCaiuley. dated ‘1 hllldw. Wi triilla A. A-Ch January 34. A. D.. 18K.’. -nd recotded.in the rt­ ............. ». u . WB. i <ww. — ney, Detroit l*rof. Brieger. It is a collection of tho an^ asked the manufacturer if he ' „ ,Grano Letos u is flee of Hie IG-gi-terof I<■ rds, for tke W^aoty «< iu tiiv afteh»>oii at the I The ladies of the ,..„__ z nf ... the — swiftest and most powerful poisons on wouldn’t begin digging for the foundalirand -----Army Barry and Mate of M'ri.igan, on the MH day «g .. I'ortlaiid lii -hr r<,rr,:i'lltv Li' forr* Republic elected tlie following officers: - earth, all gained from the dead bodlel tions, assuring him the deed would be lots , May. AD.. Itwi. 1* l.H-rr 36 of mortgage*, on Ar li'til* 11 45 ' I'sge 312. o »in< h 1 • > tgage there I* rtaJmed *» '.t ql'iu:.i::. ' |mr><iRht to. President. .Mrs Amanda J. Withern, " | Howard City of those who fell victims to various forthcoming in due time. This the ,1-edueattbe dntro' thl* notice the sun of l.v I Inula 00 S1|°.Mw*i ,h p',*>i11,1 Minnesota; senior |vico president. Mrs. deadly bacteria. This class of poisons | manufacturer did, and uo sooner was . 1 three hundred do!!a'-> and seventy two ce*t*» Ar । Stan ton Mictiiran/i«H of the I Taylor. Ohio; junior vice president. and an athirtiry’* of twenty five dollar* pvw••I • dmorr arc termed toxines. toxalbnraincs or' stone hauled and. the ground videti fur In said nvCcEke. and no suit or pn»•i f-G-n-.t <»f t;:». mid de- Mrs. E. P. Anderson. Cali/vruia; treusEvery clay, utter* week days only, r »u»i ceedlnga*ilaw Irvli g Inn Instituted toreeww™. They are exhibited in ' broken than the real-estate man called on• ulciial. cadaverines, mimI* .it.tMia u...i Mrs. Gonloti.j Ksnstot counselor. er thr mwe's M*iur*a l>y ■ aid mortgage, or aagr carefully dosed tubes . . so that each upon his jlurehasers for half the pur­ Farior rum «>n si! tralit* tiefwren Grand part thereof: ! Mr*. (Carrie V. Sh|rriff, Pennsylvania; Jin: ids auci-IMroll. Keats 15 rente. ('oniiTtlnne Now. therefore, hy virtue of the power of n*w Chase money, can be chmcly inspected. :. Among them according to agreement insile it Union st *1 bin, Gmixi Rupld* with I he In mki m»ttg*ce, and the staluto to I council of administration. Mrs. Josie re4V Ufcll deadly poisons—-.... — are ,such all ... discovered In a couple .of days ht had 84H.500 ini Chicago* Wi»t MicuiCas Railway roa coutaii.t-d *ucl> ca»e made and provided, noCle* ia bew*r [ Slicker. Pennsylvania: Mrs. Emma^lu in ^ent ,v«.s yeor*.— —as as.neurine, .neurine, betaine, betaine, bis ^is possession. possession.^ With this he was I Chicago amh thk Wsst and roa Mi rkk- given that on Saturday the 33rd day ot Hepteaa. Maniktek.Travkosk City. Elk Rav- ber. A. D., 1M«3. at ten o’clock in the fore*o«r« Dalton, Kansas; Mra. Etta Tobey, In- gadinine. toxtanotoxinc, typhotaxina, able to pity the manufacturer his gon h>r. Charlevoix. Fkto*kkt and Bat I shall sell at public auction, tn the high*** J diano. |. toxnlbumen of cholera, or typhus, coda- bonus to settle all his debts, and by V1KW. Favorltr M>ut<-to tbe summer reeorta bidder, at the north front door of the Cow* northern Mlrhtgan. House. In the city of Hasting*, [that being tto> verinc. obtnine<I from a normal IkxIj. placing several mortgages to purchase j ufTrains leave Grand list'IJ* for Chicago, 7:18 eace where the Circuit Court for Barry C*asap MASKED ROBBERS. ■ -j etc. There are also in this group two tbe picop^rty. He now has four manu- . A. M„ 8:M A. M. and laV. M.. MJ JO I’. M.. bolden.) the premise* described tn **M P M. Arrive Cbleag-^a:2O P. M.. 4:10 mortgage, or so much thereof a* may be neewTtrey Rob »u Kxprje*. Car onthe Laka immunizing fluids, i. v.. substances factories under way. two squares of *11:35 F. M..C.SO P. 51.-.•:(» A. M. and 7:05 A. M., to pay the amount due on said ntortgaM, Shore Komi in Indian*. thnt will wllj| prevent pn.vent diseases. aiseasc*. such such ■* a* railway laid, and 1.200 lots left, after •except Saturday, via St. Joseph and steam- sary that with s percent Interest, and all legal eoatv. -to­ 1 Chicago. Sept, li—5:30 u. m.—Twen- diphtheria and telanu*. But it mult ................................. I having paid for everything- and allow­ gether with au attorney'* fee of twenty-**. dollars covenanted for therein, the premtaar **|u ' . ty masked men held up a Lake Shore be added that the discoverer of the ing himself a liberal salary beside*. I Leave for Traverse City 7:30 A. M., being dejcnbed In aald mortgage as ail ttoC 5 15 f. M. *nd ID UP. M. certain piece and parcel of land Hlnat* and be­ express train 140 imlles from Chicago immunizing fluids. Prof. Briefer, his I ix*HVr lor Cimrlevolx. fetosln and Bay View ing in the townsnip of Assyria, tn Ike county of .e - . ! near midnight and after wounding the BIG FISH IN THE HUDSON. thus far tested their efficacy only du 7.M A. M . and 11:15 P. M. Barry and State of Michigan, and buown aad I ilOUSandS fire suffering' with, engineer blew open the safe in the ex- vnriou.* animals, not yet no human be­ i farlor rar* on day trail.* and aleeper* on described as follow* to wit; 1 t’*«bt train* between Bav View. Grand Rapid*. The north east quarter IN E J*1 of the Aongb Zl\ symptoms arc pres* car and Stole it* content- The ings. So for as hi-, experiment* nj.>. • (, id. Liver-tlie oiroi-iuL-dyHipiuuisaic *"'“T — . 'Chicago palace car rar bebe­ went quarter (n W WJ ot *ectlon thliy threw ConiiutMion bicsgo and Detroit ThrouRii mrouKli patace tomiutato. tween HasUug* —of -e Spirits, rvIndiges-1 . *•---- ( eni.tL.ry occurrccl near Kendallville. however, they have proved successful. Hasting* and Bay View. via. C. K. A 8. & [33] town one [l? north of range seven |7] »r»if* 1 lepression for a number of .years the United “ R y .J). D. L. L & N. R IL. and andC.Jk C. A W W. M. R ’ v. j. aald county ol Barry. , _'he train consisted of ten coaches, A*k or Mark McCamlky, Mortgagee States fi.*h commission, cooperating I ■rite *“ toour agent* »for — further particulars •• — — .. .1, Constipation, Headache. 1 two ^wo'express cars and ana one one baggage uaggagc car. car. i express cars Fh i Lir T. Colgho vk. Gkorgk DkHavkn,Gett'l !’*.*•'rAg’t. A Peruvian inventor has endeavored with the New York commission, has . Attorney lor Mortgager. bl. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator/ The dynamite having wrecked only one Grand Rapids. Dated, June 381 h, 1893. been engaged in stocking the Hudson • i : ri.li-ll.lo T-omorl.r fr\rT ' --— — *hq robbers contented to provide oguinst the danger to whi -h reliable remedy fo^ Liver express car. th< this alone and vessels arts exposed when in the vic fi­ and its tributaries with salmon fry. j SHERIFF’S SALK ’tiers. It cures thousands themselves with looting I tri force nn entrance to fty of Iceberg.*, or frpm other impend­ This river, though never a salmon Notice I* hereby KlVen that by virtue eV *■ ■ i v year; why not try j■ made ' no effort writ of Fieri Facias issued outo! aud under the | second. Thd express ear robbed ing collisions by designing a means of river, seemed to present the natural seal of the Circuit Court for the Count? off conditions for the cstablishmentof the Smfbrd ’s .Liver Invigorator? i moneuwd was one used by by the tflie iUnited States ax Ex-* stopping the vessel suddenly. A ver­ . ------- .............. &----------nitea Diauto Barry and State of Michigan, to me dlrecSed TIME TABLE. species. " I and delivered and against the rood* *ud ribattically sliding frame on a post, at the V ur Druggist will supply you. I prcMC„mpany. aid U.upporod u, hor» In effect July 30, 18KL tles. laud* and tenements of Nicholas Erway k* There arc, however, according to the ' i coptained a large! sum of money. . bow of the vessel has on its sides nlvthe county of Barry nnd in faror of gdwotr* 1 <5ted wings which will expand trans­ Washington Star, on both the main | Power* and Charles E» Barlow. I did on Thr Station*. thirteenth day of May. A. D.. inn. levy sb* versely when required. The wings are river and the tributaries, natural mcze and take ail the right title and interest off 12,—Attorney held in their normal positions Iby obstructions which would prevent tho i Washington, ,i Sept , •ul: having to-en uuulc In the conditions the said defendant, Nicbola* Krway In *n<l tort ,in inort.-.ige t-.iade by William Newton General Olney has inAtructc$l United means 0f chains attached the following described real estate situated to a forward ascent of salmon to the spawning --------north?-- NV'vton to Emily D. Bostwick. States marshals]I to take tho county of Barry and State of Mlrhlgsa. no ‘further ' •’ projcctloii of the frame and other grounds, al the sources of the stream, j Kalamazoo i.v.. To wit: Th? west one half'4> of the east Man-lt sath. a. 1>. wro. and '--'I ii the office ol the Rruhler steps for the enf«jifivementof thellvary chains connecting the free ends of Lhe It was. therefore, determined to test ^Man^Junc’t h*if(>4)of the north east quarter<?<) at scrOamtwenty-three (33) of town number Hire* <3>n«rffi*> : ■ h. for tbr- t'ounty oHtarrv and Ntato ol low pending spedfic instructions to th* wings with the sides of the vessel.[ A possibilities in this direction by con- ‘ cre«*ey of range nine ■») west containing forty aerssaff ' . .. c. on the 391 h <1:«v << Marell. A. D. These in­ winch, Mie mechanism of which is fin­ tinning to hatch out aud plant the fry land more or les-- according to United Slate* «wi-i1.:r.<>f mortgar-' on page 383. j contrary from irom Washington. raaaiungu. 10 15 vey.ali of which 1 shall exfxxietor M'-andseBM ■ .r.-.u-- nas ou the mfore** cutidhtoti struct!ons ’ do ’ nut*apply. ----------- however, to der the control of tho offleei in charge, in the headquarters, in the expecta- ’ Cloverdale .’’”.^ 10 30| public auction or vendue to the lilglutat btaMtr •: delimit be mule In tue paymeat , .. -i^.„,lvofinde-, nr, snulu tion that they would go to sea aud on ... progress is plaeekl on deck, u.... anil holdslthe chains 'b-r. <: or any part thereof on any day) , the j Chinese al n mly tn pr at the north front door uf the Court hoo.s* to L-» piavuu V«. MVvn. ___ Hie city of Hasting* in said county of Barry «• n the same snowld Ge made payable ---»_*i— by dueiprocess of law. portation or ropcfi which actuate the wings. I As their return show themselves at the Hastings............... Hie eleventh day ot November. A. D.. ms. aft , i’ ••tpi-e-sed. aod should the wine redifferent obstructions in the river. one o’clock In the afternoon of that day. Measenger .Murderer* Caught. soon as danger approaches a few turns • nip ild aud In arrears for the snare- nf ---------Coat* Grove w— Ch»pn»»»i-* - . Dated at the city of Hastings this I2to day s£ Several hundred thousand fry have Woodland d«y* then and from flieucefonh Obweoo, Kan., SepL 12. —The three of the winch will throw open the wings, September. A. D„ 1W3. " lapse of tho said thirty' day*, the been planted in the river each season Woodbury Jas. H. McKkvitt. : Fir* if. L. JbJV. men who robbed a ’Frisco train at aud a reKi.stance will thus l>c offered to for some years past; and two years ago it i'.u sum of two thousand dollar* with Sheriff of said county. I • ». ii . r Intereit thereon shall at the Mound Valley, Kan., and killed Ex­ the forward motion of the ship, which Lansing X PlIIUrT, CnLGROVR. will have a material effect in bringing ten thousand yearling fish from the Detroit.................... • of the parly of the second part become } Att’y for plaintiff. Ii-edtie and payable immediately there- press Mfigsenifc]^Chapman last week Grand Rapid*......... Maine station were also planted in it to a standstill. • • aithongb the iwrlnd limited for th" MORTGAGE BALK. the river below the Troy dam. Though ; -.mriii thereof may not then have expired, l default .having been made In the .pay­ at Arkansaa City. / K>n. All of the Default having been made In the eondUsas no salmon fishery is prosecuted in the : >1 hiterest du* March .**th, 1892 *od . priaoner* confow their guilt *nd j The English. French and American river, and no salmon were taken only of a certain mortgage made by JOfiu Hon* Station*. 1 - -une hsvlnt remained unpaid »ad du and C*tbricii Horu to Charles A. WlesMaaa. i carriages In the Transportation build­ incidentally in the shad nets, recent dated .lanuarv 3lrt. A. D. UM, and mrSM arr.-.tri fur Cbe space of thirty *ays and up- one admit* having killing Chapman. .r>b the Aforesaid orineintl mim ot taro Id the office of the register of deed*, far *• . ing ant an distinctly characteristic of reports from E. G. Blackford, of New south. Itefuaed to Ratify. county of Barry and State of Michigan, oe tow tho'Mnd dollar* with all arrearage* of interest the three nations as any exhibit ! can York, indicate the taking during the Ottawa, Ont, Sept 18.—The govern- 'r thereon I* now declared due and payable 38thdayof January A.a W4. la ilbsrSofassto<'■ the term* of said mortgage. and ment h« refused to ratify the immi-' be. The o English’ vehicles are heavy, present season of more than eight hun­ Rlch.nnd Juucl. '• option therein expressed and le instances almost cumber ­ dred salmon, varying from ten to twen­ gw T.......... ci sum of four hundred and *eveaty-nlne ftoQMto; tli-rr i* claimed to be due at the date gration agreement mode with the New and in Rome KS7............ light,'and ty-five pounds in weight and nine cents, and an attorney's Ireot tfasaB ••*tln* notice the sum of two C-ou**nd three York commissioners that all Immi- some; the French, generally ligl Dattw................ dollar* provided for in said morSrage. aaft mp li'it ilred M-venty-lhree dollars, and thirty four grants landing at Canadian porta but attractive,, but not always convenient convenlf-* Oovetdato .......... With proper protection in reference suit or proceedings at law having been tasto**r~.it*. and an attorney’* fee of thlrtydestined for the United States should Or comfortable; while the American to the fishing, and with provision made Shults ted to recover the money* Mewrod by mffi fl’e dollar* provided for In said mortgage, or any part thereof: ni 'rtgsgr. and no salt or proceedings be Inspected at the port of entry by UM»V hare the appearance of being llgbt- to permit the salmon to reach the head­ Hasting*...... •3 JO1 -------Now. therefore, by virtue of tho sower sTaffip s< law having been insiltutod to recover the United States officers. -i *,<nnincr. running, easy and convenient, as os well .well waters of the river, there is now no contained In said mortgage, and theafatatolft ” -ury* secured by said mortgage, or any Grove... sneh case made and provided, notice is bartoy ; as bright and attractive. This applies reason to doubt that the Hudson will Coata f ‘rt thereof. Woodland .... given that on Saturday the <th toy of NwreretaK. No*, therefore, by virtue ot the power of W|'4 M merely to their general appearance, become as important a stream in this Woodbury .... A. D. 1088, at ten o’clock in the foreoooa.JtoftO uh- .-otitaiued In said mortgage, and the Fta 0. L. Council Bluffs, la., Sept. 9.—Wil­ without any reference to the [best respect as is the Penobscot in Maine. sell at public auction, to the higtxst tHdtor.tol •t*tii'.ei!i such ease made and provided, notice Lanslog............ the north front door of the court bouse h* Ito 4 '« hrrehy given that on Saturday the liam Mawher wsa acquitted Friday of Detroit city of Hastings, (that being the natol !•'.h day of September. A.' D.. 1M3. st ton the murder of his wife st Avoca, this Grand Rsplds. where the circuit court tor Barry eouaty JnktoM Romlib Chnreb Offletala. o'clock In the forenoon. 1 shall sell al public en). the premise* described in said nxR hUMBLsnJ *u"Hou. to the hlghnt bidder, at the north county. Mrs. Mawher died by poison­ The origin of tho title of cardinal Traverse CUy. so much thereof i* may be neoewary to My Mtoffi front doornf the Court House in the City ot ing. She waa Mawher’a third wife, the "Are there any cannibals, in yonr Cbarlevotx.... amount due on said inort«M«. wftb ntaj goes back to the early ages of the Hasting*, (that being the plwee where the Cir­ I ’ ettHkey ........ per eent Interest, aod all lecal ewU, fatoQfal cuit Court for Ha-rv Oonn'y Is holdem, the two others dying In the same manner. showT' said the nice-looking man anx­ church. Certain bishope of dioceses near with on attorney's fee of tfteen T T—1 iously, as he approached the ticket 7'r;nl*c* dnwiibed lo *.id mortgage, or *o covenanted tor therein, the preaaiseo beft^ Keraaton Singer* In Luck. much thereof as may be neee**ary booth of a plalsance exhibit of foreign Rome, the priests of the principal described In said mortgage m all thatS*e3 to pay the - amount due on said mOrtChicago, SepL 9.—Tho first prize of churches, the chief deacons of the and parcel of land lying ■-sitoato . fiji Kur, with eight pen tribes. thfnwn.bln •Ntop* on signal only. Agents iuu«t signal fourteen districts in which Rome waa 85.000 in tho great eisteddfod wa* and all legal con*, toggtifir "No; nary one. Want a MeketT* train* at flag station* araoou as they can be ’•^ <>t thirty-fire doilnr* ■■ vajfltonja*! given Friday night to the Bcranton But the young man had turned sadly divided, formed the pope’s council and »ren aadd**erlbeda*faUowa: to wit: I •<>r iherein, the premises being described Choral union of Scranton. Pa., aud All train* wtll atop at Crooked Lake Crossing Tb* north east quarter (N K k) st t*e ■ r. ...a ----- — -•--- -, piece* a'-d away with the painful reflection that assisted in the great functions and cer­ they are flagged. e*»t quarter (S E ■*) of wectlon four (8 4 nvwl! of land lyinx and bel•log situate In second prize of 81,000 to the tabernacle another plan for gettingylong without emonies of the Christian ritual There when B.iggi>gp mn*t b* at the depot nt least a min­ the south eut quarter <s F. '»)of th* awl county ot I choir of Salt Lake City, U. T. V - towMblp of Baioiuore. Id the 1 are still fourteen cardinal deacons, but ute* before leaving time of trains, so that agent* quarter t3 E «t) of said aeotom four . darling Ethel’s plump little brother h-wry .nxl state of Michigan. and known the number of the other order* of the may hare time to check It properly; otherwtoe it town one (T 1) port h of renxe rise w*t fl had been foiled.—Chicago Record. deaeribed a*follows wwAt— mav oot go forward until next two. • ^containing eighty *ore* of taud ma ^•pulsed the In*arrant*. Ths cam hsll of the north w**t qwrter and "sacred college" ha* varied at different ♦ Mixed train* will be run at the oouvenleuer Bukn^s Ayru, Sept ia. —Advioea th« north eaa» quarter o(th»*oath wt*t quaeDated Augusr ttb.ian u: • •f Hie company, who reserve the right to change periods till it waa settled by Seetus V. twofwsctlw fix (•) !■ »w* two (3) north just received from Rio Janeiro say that train* without notk-a. • Chahi.ks a W i as a kma at seventy for the whole college. "a* the time of roe-h “Did you do the Midway?" namaigktn) west coatalofug one hundred the inaurenta have been repulsed with W. 8. Dkwing. Gen’l Manager. Philip T. Colgbqvk, Mo’** ■*“d three acres more er le**. -Sot bj.Jcyrhii. Tt>« Mid .'.J aid Moses choee seventy elder* of the peo­ IL C. Pothul Gea’l P. * T. Art. „ Emily D. uorrwicx, Mortgagee. great loss while attempting to land at Attorney tor Mortgagee. ple " • ■ mi.tr T.iquirovb. Nichery. The killed are estimated st [ me." chle«o Record. ■jT'" r cuu, fever ‘•lain* •hive­ , it i» Ion, or » box a«st. IN THIS ISSUE. Chicago, Kalaaaioo & Sanui fifty. A# �Hastings Banner. Thursday, Sept. 14, 1893. TMB KABTIS,.’. MICK.. FOBTOWCM, AUGUST 14. 187®-_______ . EDITORIAL NOTES UrtlOl --------------- - . It Is said that the distressed condition Of the country Is not due to the democratic administration, for It has not yet changed a republican law. It is true that no law Has been changed, that the tariff stands where it stood last year aud where It wu put by the McKinley act of 1890; but It must be borne In mind that lhe elections last November decreed that the tariff law must go, that It was the culminating atrocity of class legislation, and that it was unconstitutional. That wm the ver­ dict of. the people as interpreted by the leaders of,the democratic party and since emphasized by the president, aud business men, quick to scent danger, have been and aregeilfugready for its execution. Aman p- afford to order in advance, when the tariff on the articles might be reduced 50 per cent. In a few months. Tbe threat of wiping out the tariff is what Is causing a great portion of trouble. A part of the democratic program Is said to be to abolish the sugar bounty and restore the duty on imported sugars to where it was under the tariff act of 1883, which was followed by the McKinley act , Tbe democrats will be called upon to defend a policy which deprives working­ men of employment or cuts down their wages, and at the same time increases their living expenses. Unless we mistake our­ selves the workingmen will' tee active prosecutors too. Emin Pasha, the great African explorer seems to have the proverbial nlue lives accorded to the ordinary, every day cat. He has been reported aa dead ' sevetal times, but has come up smiling each time afterwards. Tbe latest report is that be was decapitated and bls body given over to the cannibals. Emln will probably soon rise up in his might and ■ enter a tinder Sentence of death suffers all its tor­ sweeping denial. tures before execution, and if he is a The home rule bill was given a decided thoughtful man ue prepares fjr the death black eye by tbe bouse of lords, there be­ which 1» to come. The people decreed ing over 875 majority recorded against it, that protection must be abandoned. Tbe vote has caused a storm of indigna­ American Industries are suffering as a tion among the common people, who are consequence, and the business men and now clamoring for the abolition of the the manufacturers are only getting ready, privileged bouse, and has no doubt weak­ for tbe execution of tbe people’s decree. ened the cause of royalty. The only relief that can be offered Is to set Mide the decree and declare It null. In Iowa tbe republicans have cut loose The people have It in their own hands. from the prohibition .party and propose The ballots properly directed will do tbe th go It alone. Tbe grand old party In business. In Ohio and other states where that state can better suffer defeat on a elections are held this year the good work tstraight fight and alone, and It is to be should be Inaugurated. It cannot com- ,congratulated on its wise action. mence too soon. McKinley’s election by an 'Increased majority will be a significant Business will be conducted “ from hand notice that tbe people test November did ।to mouth" until it Is seen whether the do| mean free-trade. It will notify those (democratic party will enforce Its free trade In Hiarge of the Goyernmept that they had ।polices or not bettir not so InA-rprit it Ohio holds the ke> lo the situation. ” It bis tbe future of President Cleveland has had his atten­ protection in Its own hands. . It pun bring ition diverted from fishing by tbe entrance baric lost confidence; It eon etaat thb sky <of a bran new daughter Into the family It tan Mt the Idle mills going and tbe idle |household. Iplp^les In motion and Die idle jnen '■ to It Is reported that tbe farmers of Minne­ wor|. It has a great reaponribiljly and a great opportunity.'. Ohio should apprecl- Isota and other states in the nothwest are greatly In need of harvest help. ate the one and Improve the other. I J* . . i F.| ' I < I ’ i bi I | ed only temporary and local relief. J The average total rainfall in June wm below the normal, and there was a further aet’.cleney In July. Complete returns: for August have not yet been received, but tbe bulletins of lhe State weather service Indicate that the average rainfall for Aug­ ust was about one-half tbe normal. , At Lansing an accurate record of rain­ fall has been kept at the office of the State board of health since and including 1879. This record shows a total rainfall In July of this year of 0.88 of an Inch, and In Aug­ ust of 0.73 of an Inch, the total for the two months of only 1.71 Inches. Tbe least amount recorded for the same two months In any ‘former year was 2.61 inches In 1887. The average for the two months In the fourteen years previous to 1808 is A cream of tarter baking powder. 5.91 inches. Compared with this average Highest of all in leavening strength thedeflcency In 1898 la 4.20 Inches. At tbe State Agricultural College in _ Latest United States Govern­ 1864 the rainfall in July and August ment Food Report. amounted ’ tn 1.65 inches. The least ROYAL BAK.NCj’oWOan CO., y amount recorded for the two months in any year since 1864, previous to 1893 Is 2.39 inches In 1887. . The severity of the drouth has been greatly increased by bright sunshine. There was very little cloudy weather dur­ ing July and August. The percentage of If you intend going to the sunshine is uniformly reported In ex­ cess ot tbe normal. ' Of Course It follows that crops of all kinds have been seriously Injured. Com Is being cut to save the fodder. Tbe po­ tato crop will be light Meadows and pas­ tures are dried up, and in many cases be­ lieved to be ruined. Clover sowed this year except In the most. favorably located You will need books fields, Is etftirely killed out Ploughing for tall wheat, except on lhe lighter soli?, is practically Impossible. It now seems probable that the wheat area of this State will be reduced, on account of drouth as When Is GRAND RATItM uop >t We aim to keep well as low price. Threshers' returns of 65,000 acres of wheat threshed, secured by correspond: opptalu UNION DEPOT. enta, show that the average yield per acre in the southern counties is 15.77 bushels. In tbe central 64 bushels, and In the north­ Free Baggage Transfer. New House ern 11 bushels, Indicating the total yield In Steam Heatand Kleetric Bells. the State of more than 24,000,000 bush­ BEACH A BOOTH. els or 15.38 bushels per acre. In the line of The total number of bushels of wheat reported marketed by farmers since the August report was published is 1.248,868. Of this amount 518,706 bushels wete mar­ When times ore hard people want u> keted in August. Addingthe amount now rave all tbe money they can and they do it reported marketed in July to the amount every dav when they buy goods xt the prevously reported for the twelve .Racket months ending with July, gives a total of Slates, Tablet*, etc. 14,822.056 bushels marketed In the wheat The Racket store does not complain of year, In 1882—3. hard times but from the way they ,.«]] John w. Jocrim, goods we do not kuo* where they can get . Secretary of State. them. JibtoMety Pure ber, January or February and March,” an •English sparrow. In any organized town­ ship, village or city, in this state, shall be entitled to receive a bounty of 3 cents for each sparrow thus killed, to be allowed and paid In the manner hereinafter pro­ vided. Sec. 2. Every person applying for such bounty shall within said months take such sparrows In lota of not lest than ten, to the clerk of tbe townablp, village or city, within which such sparrows shall have been killed, “and shall thereupon make oath that such sparrows were killed durthe aforesaid mouths mentioned In section one of thia act, and at no other time.” . Baid clerk shall thereupon decide upon such application, and If mtlsfied of the correctness of such claim, shall issue a certificate stating tbe amount of bounty to which sueh applicant Is entitled and de­ liver tbe same to said applicant and shall E. M. Knox, tbe great hat manufactur- destroy such sparrows. This act Is ordered to take Immediate ; r, 1b running bis Wg institution on half effect • me. In a recent interview he said that Of course you know that tipies are hard. Who doesn’t? But did you ever stop to think that during such times is just the time to buy anything cheap. Big and little bills must be paid, and in conse­ quence big stocks must be reduced. We have a big stock of Furniture and Car­ pets, and when you want bargains in these lines, come where they are, at SCHOOL Hiram Rogers, Opposite Fred L. Heath’s drug store. THE KENT EVERYTHING DOINGS School Books, Ladies’ Watches, W. H. QOObYEZIR Rev. M. Puffer, who for the past five years has so. well and ably fitted tbe pulpit In tbe M. E. church of this city, was assigned to fill the pulpit In tbe M. E. church in Manistee, by the conference ia Grand Rapids this week. His uew charge Tfie issue between the two candidates A California paper aptly calls the recent Is a xery important one, and was only as­ for tbe Governorship of Ohio Is most financial stringency a “democratic klnder- signed to him by reason of lhe fact that clearly defined. There Is no posalbllity his abilities amply qualify him to till the position. The people, of Hastings fully of a mistake being made by any voter. J Governor McKinley, m tbe framer of ' ■•CARTER'S SNAKE" SEEN AGAIN. Appreciate his worth both as a man and as Xpastor and will always be glad to learn tbe tariff act of 1890, is tbe avowed cham­ 1 of his success. pion of protection to American industries, Rev. Thomas Cox, who in the past has filled the pulpit In Niles was appointed to for American laborers and for American For m.o, rr.r. put . lure bu ,UCOT„ u,„ city. _ v„x Puffer in this Mr. Cox homes. His battle cry Is, aud alyraya has boon M«n orery ,e.r norlb.«t or tb« succeedb,Mr. hly ,„d lh„ repu. been, America for Americans. /His oppo­ city. cltv. Tbe The fact that he has been seen ' tattoo of beliig ........ rLi_._______ an able___minister precedes nearly every time oq IL G. Carters' farm nent, Lawrence T. Neal, is the framer of him. The M. E. church of this city has has given him the name all over Barry tbe democratic free trade plank of tbe county as "Carter’s snake.” Fifteen or been very fortunate In having had excel­ democratic platform of 1892. He de­ twenty years ago a very large snake, pro­ lent pastors, and have given them excel­ lent support Rev. Cox will enter upon nounces protection to American Indus* bably 12 feet long, was seen near the cem­ his work with the best wishes of all. tries, to American laborers and to Amer­ etery by J. P. Roberts, of tlila city, while Rev. A. K. Stewart has been assigned to out hunting, and every year since that fill the pulpit in Elsie. ican homes ‘‘aa a fraud; a robbery of tb^ time he has been seen from one to a half Rev.'b Ixsvl Master and W. A. Huns­ great majority of the American people foe dozen times. Reports as to bls length vary berger are presiding elders of Kalamazoo tbe benefit ot the few.” It remains now from 18 to 30 feet, and the diameter of and Coldwater districts respectively. his body *11 the way from 5 to 10 inches, for the workingmen of Ohio to show by *Rev. G. E. Hollister will have charge of according to how scared the ones were Hastings circuit. . thelt votes whether they consider “Pro­ Rev. R. D. Freeman will preside at Ir­ tection m a fraud,” and whether they have The country where the snake Ilves is an ving; Rev. W. F. Glass at Middleville; ideal one for such life. The land is rough beei\ robbed since tbe McKinley* tariff act Rev. W. H. Wright at Freeport and Rev. became law in 1890, or whether they are and broken, and Iskes and swamps and Arthur Trott at Nashville. low ptaees abound. If big snakes coukl Rev. Ralph Wooten will preside at not sow being robbed by the stagnation In gru «rzanywhere they certainly could trade brought abodt by fear on the part of there. Several years ago Mr. Carter saw Stanton in the Ionia district. Miuoulc Hall Dedicated. manufacturers that protection will be de­ the snake only a few feet from him, aud Yesterday afternoon the Masons dedicat­ nied them by tbe democratic party, “which though Mr. C. had an ax in his band he didn't want to tackle him. Two years ago Is the party of ’ free trade.” l^et every Gard Bennett saw him and shot at him ed their new hall In lhe Goodyear block with tbe usual appropriate exercises. It citizen In Ohio who has a vote to poll In without effect, probably owing to tbe fact will be remembered that tbeir lodge room, the coming election single ont just one that he was greatly scared, and tbe addi­ furniture aud most of their records were protected industry In his Immediate vlclnl- tional fact that bls gun was loaded with destroyed by the big fire lu the Union bird shot Last year Mrs. Raymond and ty and ask himself what that particular In- feer children saw him crawliug through block last winter. ‘ They now rejoice how­ ever In a mucli more beautiful and comm­ dustry will have to do In order, to continue some sand near their house. odious lodge room, aud one that will com­ ^Monday Gene McMurry..and a young pare very favorably with the best In the Ito work when free trade takes the place of protection. First, it will have to divide boy by the name of Bishop went out lo state In any city of Ita size. hunt for bees, taking their dinner with Members of tbe local lodge were out in tbe home market with the foreign manu- them and calculating no doubt to have a good numbers yesterday, and the attend­ faetnrer, and, even where prices are not fine day of it. They had got by the big ance was swelled by members of the order affected, there will, nevertheless, be a spring on the north side of Carter’s lake from all portions of the country. Tbe fol­ necessary curtailment of production, and were walking along a path. Happen­ lowing gentlemen were deputized as re­ ing to look about six feet ahead of them, which will mean tbe employment of fewer they saw the snake bump himself, crawl­ presentatives of the Grand Lodge officers; Daniel Striker—Grand Master. workmen and tl>e liberation of less money ing away rapidly in a north-westerly di­ T. Phillips—Deputy Grand Master. In tbe community as wages. Second, rection. Gene and the boy took a skate Dr. Drake—Senior Grand Warden. M. W. Riker—Junior Grand Warden where prices are affected. It will haye to at their fastest pace in a south-easterly di­ rection. running only as a man would who Baker Shriner—Grand Marshal. ' pay less for its raw material to the pro­ thought every minute that a big snake S. E. Phillipa—Grand Steward. ducer, in many instances home people; was after him. It is sufficient to say that J. M. Bauer—Grand Steward. less In wages to Its laborers’. Injury to they took dinner in the city and Gene says Chas. Beckwith—Tyler. \ whom means Injury to many activities in it will be a cold day when you get him up Daniel Striker as representative of tbe in that country hunting bees agalu. Why a community; and lower rates of Interest not organize a company and make a sys­ Grafld Master, opened the Grand Lodge, and this was followed by the established to stockholders, because of the smaller tematic hunt? We’ve got a gun that we'll dedication exercises. Appropriate and profits which, come with lower prices.\ let somebody take free of charge. and very Interestiux addresses were deliv­ ered b^ Rev. Puffer and Daniel Striker, There Isbneof two things the voter may do. By coating his ballot for the candidate of English sparrows ate becoming very At the conclusion of the exercises the plenty In this city and us soon as the new free trade he will precipitate tl»ese evils, ladles of the Eastern Star Lodge nerved ex­ By casting his ballot for the candidate of law takes •ffec£8parrow-b.nnllng ought to cellent refreshments in the society rooms, be quite remunerative. Following Is the the proceeds of which are to be used for protection he will help to check them. new law:— Section 1. The people of the state of the purchase of a new regalia, to take the Michigan enact. That every person being place of that which was destroyed by fire Old England Is watching the actions Of an Inhabitant of thia state, who shall kill test winter. Everything passed off very _ J Congress with deep Interest and literally “during tbe months of November, Decem­ pleasantly. praying that her friends, the democrats, ■ ■ will keep tbeir promise and remove the tariff that has proven so injurious to her : . Interests. A recent issue of the London Economist contained tbe following frank statement of her wishes: “ft Is lamentable * to think that the English Iron and steel ■ trade has made no progress for several pears past. The general condition of ittairs in America, coupled with tbe un­ certainty as to when any change will be g . mute In the McKinley tariff, has a very iepresslng effect So soon, however, as bese changes do take place we may antlcl•ate some benefit accrurlng to English -,’rade." aA/nrif, Powder WATCH OUT FOR FURNITURE «!» CARPETS NOW Marquette has started on an elegant city h-l; b® lhr**,Ujrie3 high and OT n. * ze‘ The b*se™«nt and first b*Ml4to Superior sandstone, and the remaining stories of pressed brick. eU“her wU1 »* two stories high and to guard agalnat boodllng there will be a large gallery. Dairy CommlMloner Storrs can.t prosecute a man for selling ated food, but he can make him goods for Just what they are. In suspicion tbe article of food must say. he adulter­ sell his case of be aub- provesto be adulterated, and the dealer ‘ he “ n,*‘' . Something Thai should Bg FBUiBnibGrGd Latest styles. Tb* The drouth now prevailing in southern pany at W a share, the stockholders to ret •200.000 worth of material from Michigan Is without a parallel. There three-auarten. In ___ 10 *** oy, bat this year he purchased less haa been no general rain sines about the 12nd. of Jdn& Light showers have afford- on the program. The Racket store tells us that they bare several hundred pairs of. odd size* and makes bought at 50c. on the 8 and If they can fit you will rare 50 per cent on them. Lowest prices. We have plenty of childrena school shoes and will save you from 5c to 50e on each pair at the Racket. Violins, Guitars and Banjos, stock of the best strings obtainable. 55 dozen more of those unbleached sole ladies hose arrived at the Racket this week you cannot match them in the city for 20c. F. R. PANGOAST, The Reliable Jeweler. Is that I don’t go thro’ the country “hen-peck­ ing” the life out of you trying to sell you some­ thing you don’t want or need, but when you are in want of anything in my line such as Jesse Townsend A few pairs of men and boys boot* to close out for lack ot room we are going to stop at tbe Racket. The suction carpet sweeper with soft brush takes the lead it will do woik no other sweeper can besides it saves your carpet Do not let them sell you * stiff brush to cut your carpet only S'.’ - d and for sale by no other house but the Racket. GAZING AT THE NEW MOON Is a beautiful and impressive sight; but. DRINKING NEW MOON TEA Our fall stock of millinery is beginning to arrive. Call and see for yourself sat 'he Racket. We want your eggs, highest price at tbe Racket We have been head quarters so long for silk ribbon we need not tell yon that means half price al the Racket. Remember that we sell school slat-w at about half what others ank for hot a* good at the Racket. THE RACKET S. E. PHILLIPS. GLASSWARE Between to stimulate trade these quiet times. A nice assortment of Water Sets, Chamber Seta, Dinner Seta, Sugar and Cream Sets A new line of Tumblers very nice. Our stock of Groceries, is full and complete. The wise housekeeper is the one who buys good goods and that is what we aim to keep and when it comes to TEA and COFFEE we have the go^s ' that please. ° ano not only that, yon will Wefwant butter & eggs. Hams & YaiAmai market We sell floor oil cloth that means cheap when we take bold of it at the Racket Paper ami envelopes at less thaa half what others sell at, at the Racket. . Is one of the most delicious pleas­ ures accorded to those who enjoy a fine cup of tea. I have just re­ ceived a large invoice of the new of New Moon Tea and it fully We are giving some good crop equals the best recommends ever bargains in given it. Why dont you try it? Whenever you want groceries or canned goods call on me. GROGKERYflND Porcelain lined kettles at 40c, 4 45c. .',0c at the Racket. 3 Invoiced of kitchen tin ware this week prices sell It or wb could not buy it at the Racket. Lumber Wagons, Buggies, Flows. Drills, and Spring Tooth Harrows, It will be money in your pocket to give me a call. We have 75 Doz. ladles fall and winter underwear and w.e expect tbe old fogies will tell you they are made of paper when they hear the price at the Itaek&J Lycoming rubber goods a: the Racket wonder if the old fogies will say they are nn good they are warranted the best. • V«u»r vrtenn ud Kolafialun. rw« .1 u» indUuipou, raaapoMKiror > KO.WO p,l„. D„„,e '•’"Tda, tor tw> month,; « hii»- 227.2^ , The Modern Druggirt. Gents’ Watches, Beus’ Watches. We are posted in our business aud do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply aod yet get a living. TIMEaidMONET F you save time you save You can save a vast II money. amount of time if yon are lock­ ing for or any kind of buil ding mater ial, by coming directly to us Eave money by buying of us. f g �Hastings Banner All persons are hereby notified not to The Pn»b,mn •< L*"'ln‘„ We carry the most complete line of pafior^y " dress goods in the city. (Coneord next Toeedej nd 1 Spui.dhco’s -The sessions will commence on 1 uesaay th. boliaio«a ot (ence* 01 “ Thursday, evening with a sermon by tbe Moderator, AArieoltoral HodW< ^*J»hn MeOmber. of Chicago, |s In tbe A couple applied for a marriage licenie ‘the Rev. A. D. Grigsby of this city. < at lhe County Clerk's office a few days 7 < MBKAIBD-On^ll^ 31U*cT«^>tX Z Sil Wilcox, uf Rockford. I1L., la in tbe ago, but tbeir Application was denied be­ R«duc«<l Bate*. cause the youug lady was under the age of < Reduced rates to fairs for 1898 via the consent. Before making an effort to get Lena Baker, of \ ermonivuis. The Columbian postage stamps will >THr!k A- D- Slattern is In Chicago this lhe little 75 cent document that allows the Michigan Central. One fare rate for the minister to proceed with the knot-tying. ,round trip. Children over five and under MAHRIEO-On the i»hJoon be things of the past and a few • Coins? Have yot seen ‘.Mvtil they had unfortunately visited a millinery ' 12. half fare. now will prove relics in days to Heath’s, the dmggret) come. Tbe postoffice department Is now Tuesday l° Gr,nd RapldS store and purchased a hat and other neeLlmit tor H. Brown. Poth of Oregon. Dates of Fair ’ r t’rn d’te vHsartcs for lhe bride upon their wedding Where Hold . jt-miuw. for thfcB4ryCo. Issuing the old style only. and for Inclusive 5o Hurrlag® Ue«n»«»Geo. Ignntx went to Caledonia on busi­ tflp. The honey moon will have to be Sale of Ttekeis -.-present-’ enterprise and Gnu-d BapidaT Mrs. .Richard Doyle gave a tea company ness Friday. adjourned now for a couple of years, un­ N'amn and residence. Sept, zx Grand Rapids. We w;U have «oti exhi- last Thursday afternoon at her home on J* Sept. so. ,.. . Justice Butler. Johnstown, Haaiingv. '7^00. P. T. Colgrmrv was in Grand Rap­ less the twain conclude to patronize a Sept. 2610 29. Court »L The rooms were tastefully dec ­ County Clerk in some other state where Sept. X. 1,2 t Bridget Stevenson. 0 j-i ral Hall in a sealed BatonRaoldi. In flowers and vine/, a very en­ ids Saturday. Oct. 7. ... iCbaa. H- Newton, Hasting*-Charlottf, the laws are not ns strict as here. ,i > i-rtniv coin, -trad to the orated 115 j Lena Baker, Vermontville, ■ joyable and social lime was spent by all C. IL OMBOBX. Hoonan, of Kalamazoo, was In the Monday evening James Waters, Milan , -eng nearest » the date present Reul Ei.tate Tr»n»rer<. Agent, city Monday. Hail, son of Mrs. Ezra Hall, aged about ;.-e he will g>** a rolind C. l^n.o»I. » UU1“ «• Tbe funeral of Mrs. Peter Maurer*. Jr., Miss Gvrtnjfie Rom? returned to Grand 13 aud 10 respectlvely. together with sev­ Notice. ,• Ghkago tc the lucky of Maple-Grove towoshlp. occurred from Rapids eral other boys were playing in the front Monday. The famous French draft stallion Magot. ; not-tost-ft eent'for rail the'Cathoiic church in this city Friday yard of Luke Waters’, father of the for­ MtesUnimi Loro returned to Grand mer, after dark. To amuse themselves registered, imported from France by Pow­ ruin Hastings to the taornlngand was largely attended. Shfi Rapids elli Diva-, Bros., vi of *Penn., Saturday. the wither of seven chlldrea and was *-...... . will be ........sold at auction j v Parker io ti orate —------- they turned on the waler Spray and ran ci hw r- .,n?. retufh. ticket good was to the highest bidder. Thursday. -Tareels. Castleton. *3W» Ilion lye short time. Btehnp Ghlosple, of Grand Rapids, was round In a circle jumping over the water berMth, at 13 o’clock fast time. The charlotte Kauffman to V. telns. W “•*"* **»• > .... T; will not cost you s it sprayed from the ground. One of tn the city Monday. ■ Here h a conundrum going Clw rounds “aemSrt’s^R^to John Gutehea. « M. S* the two boys above named thought that’ 8Jle will take place on the ^,r£°unJ“ :o gm-ss and you are en- thiw . Wiiat positions do the (Krupp gnu the CUll.UV' entrance ■■■ of ----race track from horse . w Ills ---— JQ Cutlet*>D,fieooon. an<1 Mr*- B«rt Sparks spent Sunday tee would reverse his gait, and after he had stalls. chaorc each day, do not and’ttre'Ferris Wheel at the world's fair otThornapple Terms of sale, one year at seven i oh nOutebea to Clement Smith .Lots. Lake. jumped over the waler in the usual man- stalls. Terms of sale, one year at seven and 97. Nuahville. fiioocou, o«c» hold among tbe.•fire arms at lhe world* percent on approved paper, Thto rtdllon .। K. I. HMderrtwtt to Warren F ) t Init guess. »er hu retraced his stepr. and attempted Mr. nnd Mrs J. M. Baner were in KaL; f r>c Keen to Chicago and Ans. One Is the largest <wn: the other. aww.oo-ever ». Holland, ’ to jump from an opposite direction to that Is nine years old, bas lhe finest stock ln sec. Sunday. the largest “resolver." r. M. i® ** " Barry county and is a rare opportunity to In which he had been' going before. In ...rr kuo again guess and Anthony Wilmont la seriously Bl at hiss doing so J asses and Milan had a collision purchase a horse. dollar give the ticket to sotne- 'Counterfeitsof tbe new 'quarter WHlf ore in circulation. They have a fairly. _hon>e*» the second ward. in mld-alr, the former spraining his an­ couid not go otherwise. cn»d ring, batman readily'be detected by a. Middleville. **O-0°. A. E. Kenaston was in the Valley Oty kle so that tee Is now compelled to use U iVEFiIT:lS»FREE. AU we tbeir unfinished rims, tteennlllfng of which Tuesday 1 desire to extend my heartfelt l^anka crutches, and the latter striking with his on legal business. Stomach-on Jus. knees. Milan was picked to kind friends and nelghbora and the imperfect and whidh are noticeably u- -it »s the advertising. Butter, Uto20. Eastern Star Lodge for the assistance and Mrs. Walteri Wilkins, of Chicago, ta up and carried lo a neighboring house, • waller tbaa those of the the genuine cohu the kxr t irinVi that we are the •geert of Mrs. Nathan Barlow. and now lies between life and death, suf­ many acts of kindness performed during Don’t buy a lamp wNh a base as big as :n vi.'KE 1DRUGS AT fering with peritonitis, his recovery being the late sickness, death and burial or my Mrs. James Coffield returned to her <n 35 cent piece and aa oil chamber as Hg •? . ic!GE(S. 'Poor drugs wife. Their many acts will ever be held doubtful. as a gallon jar. Tin*.- are very unsafe. 'home in Grand Rapids Saturday. -s. Ve nay. price. memory. B. H. Bobb. . <Jo |to Spary Phillipa' and see thoee new Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Fuller vrtnnn-d . and lieautith! styles < lamps that he has 'ferai Colorado Thursday eveahig. Come to the Presbyterian church nex I just received. They-are safe, oruaaaeatai Sunday and hear some good singing and Miss Ma?- Herrington, of Newaygo, has fine Instrumental music morning and even­ On Sept 2d, 37. M and 39 the C. K- * •been visiting Mr. aod Mra. Sokkm. S. will sell tickets from all Its stations to THE HRUGOIST. U. H. Blackford shot a turkev teouard Mrs. Dorr Mudge spent tert week with ing. The Y. P. S. C. E. at the Presbyterian Hastings at one fare for round trip, good Johnatowai. The kt rd measured six feet, *er stater Mrs. Bristol at Johnstown. dturch next Sunday evening, led by Chas. returning not later than SepL - nior ax.t ol City Bank, L. Saroeaitt, Stjp*L from tip to tip. These birds are very rare ” Mias May Miller. <rf Lawaing, Is the Sutton. in tMs-oectlon of the country, UxMieteqidte guest of her father and sisters this week. common m the southern and western local Dr. C. P. Lathrop, of DetrolL is expect­ states—Battle Greek Journal. ed to visit hte parents In tbe city next Mat do uou know . 7 We are In receipt of dhr purchase of Fall dress goods. Spaulding's Mrs. Samuel Myers, ot of Rutland, cotucomplained of-her husband for non support The trial occupied the attention of Squire Keoaston’s court Monday, the jury bringin a verdict of not guilty. personal MENTION. . Minor I*ylon was in the city last week. “r-fu'wJSSEi "rWiS/i . ■ - *«• * a«“* [RED L. HEATH, news. - acsuiumoN - where tee haa accepted a podtkm tw ttie Mrs. Vene Rogers and Mies Della Nel­ fire department < that city at a salary af M5 per wionth. At aa examination .be son. of Prairieville, are visit!nr at D. R. • passed 99. whfcri was very pleaMag cot Cook's. HeretfUo-. «lu»»gea ,Mr *dverttenmrete only Co himself end friends, but to tbe Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ledley. of Luding­ „,.t wunh Tur^xy. «t UUM <0 Grand)Rapids department officiate. ton. are spending the week with Hastings Ine.rr -x—rtirn. ir. lhe issoe of tbe week The rtringeaTy of money compels as t« friends. when brought. ' make many redactions in the priceot boots Mrs. Clarence Young, of Allegan, is ex­ and shoes. We-aieed cash aod If slicing pected in the city next week to visit her off lhe profits will get It We will have R. parents. Better cmne assd buy shoes for the famriy Bale Kenyon left for a visit at the while it lasts. world’s fair and with relatives In Iowa Wootxffv A Bkoxsox. Tuesday. -t • Don't eend aeauey to Canadian papers «r Mrs. Lillian Gregory, who has been vis­ msgaziues • whekh advertize to give bur prizes for “geesslng the shortest verses iting friends in the city left for Kalamazoo in lhe bible’’oomaking lhe largest number Saturday. of words out certain words they name. Min Nellie Ball, of Washington. D. C., a nmriiin;. for Chieagp. Thousands ofi dollars are sent, but webs^e left Saturday after a short visit with Mrs. ; forget ti-.e -'losing out sale M yet to hear otthe first case where a dol­ Frank Hams. lar came back. Mrs. I .eon VanVelsdr. of Jackson, who Last week C. F. Brooks made without has been visiting friends in Hastings and ■H.j money ia dry goods. doubt the largest abstract ever made ki vicinity returned home Thursday. Skkvi Pino Barry county. 'There were 153 transfer, Rev. Fr. Broegger. formerly priest of besides other details that had to lie looked ?; r ground f-riday after->, after, and wimc completed it was about St. Rose church, in this city, but now of . thesizeof a'Congressional Record. Tbe Deerfield, was in the city Thursday. •’ property-involved wrs what Is known er Miss Alice Galusha. who formerly lived a new ' AHaie jwdk hi!, the North Meadow farm In Assyria. in this city, but now of Carson City. Ne­ making a great Improve- ] 1 Mrs. Fannie Brown (formerly Hotoh- vada. is the guest of Mrs. W. R. Cook. wklM), was united In marriage to Mr. John Mrs. Ed. Clarke, of Burlington, Iowa. H. Bdm/is pfatclwc* fine new iOeam. of Foriland. Oregon. Tuesdoc Is expected in the city next week to visit ■n.ut :i her ^stoae ««n Mala •-evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. f. her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Bessmer. VkirlMrer nn c’Sreen street. xtnt-t. They Thev will Chidester on Mrs. Geo. Tinkler was called to Wood­ ctake tlieirj future home In Portland. Oreu,<.;pplea*efrtflea«> will be <pn. and they kave with the best wtebet land last week on account of her father’s dllness. Mr. Tinkler spent Sunday there. Hui ‘mlutna M 'tecawarded her friends. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Robinson. Rev. Ed/^t Is said that a certain fanner, living MUtJl Belcher. Mrs. E. J. Valliant and ALvjy* <5c Powers ¥«. Sb cigar. /in*; more than -a thousand miles from 1 Miss Lenore left for the world’s fair this :ht snfiie:.alsvays the teeo: b cent 1 Hartings, recently sent 81.25 to learn -teow to raise beets.” The reply he re­ ;n: in th- (' pitetKtatefi. Mrs. Haynes, of Rockford. HI., ami Mr. eewed was brief, but cliuek full of truth. The M..i:."v:lle.*Liiiors pteped with tha All it said was:-—"Take bold of the taps aiid Mm. S. S. Schantz, of Woodland, i-'.i’t- tm. nh>< Saturday afknnoonJ and pull./ The tanner Is still In doubt were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tinkler • -. t in fau^r^of litter. i of i»cw-«ducli more lie ktjows now about Tuesday. Iratekcg beets Chanda.* knew before. A. B. Raymond and wife, and Mrs. Leon 1MT; f*J t«* jur »toek of -drere J> Merchants should take an active Interest lYanXelsor. of Hastings, were guests nf in ttee fair and do all th-y can to make It Mrs. B. .Thompson Sunday.—PlalnweH SrAFUMtUt’a a sucasss Take tteiugs to the fair and let Enterprise. people «*ee for theumelves what you have Mr and Mrs. Jnhn Crites, who have • • . t■ till. s-uc. stiowkig 4b*£ aud what you are doing. Nothing adds been visiting friends in Hastings and vi-1 •Ji? tl.jj '-car has bceu without more to4be fair than to have floral hall etaity returned to tlielr home In Whatcom, p#n;Ji<-!t Ri**4 R.' will tilted with iliaptejui.of various kinds, nnd noteompel vteitoee to look at large Wash.. Munday. Kin li-.-m tb»* o?.r'Ji .and, south sUes of spaces of Wank, pine boards. The fair is Mrs. S. M. Fowler. Mrs. Carrie Spence Mai i-iri't-: itrtnlsrd. «.v a game base for the benefit of all and all should do nnd MIm Carrie Rich left for Chicago Satbaii.f nlaj att-nnmn. Kir Ftore standing •rhat' they can for the benefit~of lhe fair. MIm Rich will return to her home lu HamAsad aetfdent that may prove fatal nioud. Wl.v. fcom there. Miss ’■ H. P. Cherry, of Johnstown, is In the 1 ..me • will, have in charge the runuing ■oecured at Nashville Sunday. itAi. >ii encitif-i alongttbe roads will do Dickens who works for iienrytjRoe and city clriting bi« con R. H. Cherry anti w-!l ’ ■ >1 the law requires family was 'popping some corn In a spider other relatives. Mr. Cherry has taken the the handle of which beetle very hot. Bax mem erer riuce it was issued and fiutih ••■’t j u miff in advance. Mies Dickens In removing the spider never mlsacd a copy. W_>; t. A young lac’,? to work for wrapped her apron around the .spider l.n a: 1 and attend school. Tuition handle, setting fire to the apron .and com- -Among the Hastings young people who will gu to the ITnlveralty this fall are:— wt-! bi jc'd for tlie right person. En- mumteattag the flames tn her f”*’ Shirlie Smith. Loute Goodyear. Walter and . >iui-t- ot SnpcrintcndeD*«of Schoola. was horribly burned and at this writing, Miss Belle Lampman. Guy Bauer, George Tuesday p. m.. it was thought that sl:d and John Wooten und Carl Bessmer. Ten«»u; p. -s.-d through ‘iiere Tuesday Duane Bauer enters the Business College rwire«i? (he Michigan Central fur could not live. The Michigan Central will untilSeptenG at Ypsilanti and Mias Katie Leins will at­ Grand La| k>. It wan tbe Maccabee ex\ berSOth well round trip tourists tvekete. tend the State Normal there. curtku tuiL. Several from here went. limited to return not later than October " Ed Schumann find wife, Kep Siteby Ind M>< I.,Knowlton has ixxja hired by Slat at the following low rates: wife. Mrs. Emry Busby. Thos. Spence. thv .>;u t>-.*;rd to tench Gemaan In the Traverse City. Mich10 Al Jones, Will Spenee, George Landis. High --fitKi!. r-iey have discontinued the Bay View J ................... 8.95 Chas. Bauer. Henry Mead J. L. Craw­ Kindfir-.; department'for present Petoskey J ley. Mrs. Minnie Greble, Mrs. Buller, Harbor Springs. Mlob Mieses Maud Trego and May Rogers, Mr. As fiHH uwtetajg peaches as we have seen 10.30 and Mrs. Jos. Van Arman and Mr. and Mackinaw City. " . ’ thMear nns lett at this office by Richard ’ 11.30 Mackinac Island. ” .*2?' . Writ. .>f Rutland - They were -‘Early .... 7.95 Mrs John Kurtz, were among tbe targe •Crawford” and vxnre as fine in flavor us In ’ 8.95 number that left for the world’s fair Charlevoix • .’Ppearahce. ;.... 3.55 Tuesday. _________________ Qttawa Beach C. R OSBOKN. Hop reeking*, new shades In benriettas The C. K. aud <i. will sell tickets for Agt and serges, whip cords, fontalne, etc. '4rit fare from nil prints ou their road to Spaulding’s June 23. *93. to this citv during the fair here, a . large totxnber from Kahhw'joo and vicinity will Before preparing for tbe fair ladles The I.it legixleture peued an «t pr— ■nodoubt intend. .Idled tor a lax ot Ore percent open *11 should go to Jullua Russell’s and examine the fine line of early tall mllllnen'. Cone the Annual Mwticgof tire Barry. Hope Inheritance,. Tbe la« went Into elect <m earlv and make your selections before the AucoatOStb. Aa tbe law la »« only Md^rangeville Horse Detective Asaoclastock is reduced. ’’Jou win Im* |u.|d Dritoti Saturday. Sent new but unique, tbe flat ot It la Lorr:-August 24th, between the ramp Mb. if «. p. m. Eugene Harthoru Pres., Klren. Il Brat pro.lde. ^Obe Imiwalllon it a lax ot fixe percent upoo the martet around and Woodbury, a bundle contain­ fl. Backus. See’y. value of property over the value of five ing four pillows, two comfortables and one Fcmt Beamer has purchased the stock hundred dollar., round In the alate, which quIlL Finder please write to Peter My­ i, of gpreties where he Is'located and pro- la tranaterred to lhe beln ot thoee to whom er*, Woodbury, Mich. poaw to ga it alone. He lias added a oon willed, whether realdenla ot thia etale or /bards are out announcing^ the marriage 1 venient lu^ch room to hix establishment «une other atale or country.. 1. made In lhe aeeond aecium ot the law bf Ml** Harriet A. Woodard to Mr. Lord* where lu- tin terje lunches which proride, that when tbepmpertr or B. Bentley. Tuesday, forenoon, Sept. -6th. at half Past ten o’clock, at Emmanuel Nine Hmea out of ten you will find the any benrfclal Internal p«ae« by mJ Both are well and favorably toerchantb who advertise are the hustling, tntur.ru> tho rather, mother, buabaud. ffhnrrh. to die people of thl* city and they progrcMivo business men of a town, who wife child, brother, sister, wife or widow known wiH* tart out I nUfe with the be*t wtahe. •te up to the times and can give you the of a aon. tbe buabaud ot a dau«hter or any '•test and beat bargains. adopted child, aueh tranater ot propert) of their friend*. ■ hall not bo taxable unleaa It be penooai pr.,ctlvsl two-horse hay presg requir­ property ot th. nine ot »S.0W or more, ni<w xronml • mol,u« btrnl. ing only one team and three men to bale luibleh caae II .hall beUxable at the The same seems to have received all the ■itotntonv of hay per day. Tbe beet nle ot one percent upon cl“r ”**'! J? U«Z.mwt It .m commsmlrf ■oney-maker on tl;e market to-day. Call nine or aueh property. It J™’1™ S.unlw tl» c°^. J," it at Mcucr Broa. * Reynolds. play Wttb *he profcwkmal men. th® Luth aMte will soon play witte a nine sein FAIR accommodations with­ iected from the w°°! 1,001 factory, a pick­ " «taw minutes ride from the grounds, ed nine rrom tbe city will won have a , » parson In parties of two and over. Ila payment to the county treaaurer tor set-to with the first nine. Cykil Obigbbt. 4717 Evans Ave., CbldBfo. HL I Um banedt ot the alate. This week, 75 quires. $1,500. $1,500. WE HA VE JUST PURCHASED $ 1,500 WORTH OF ' That we will close out at the regular of the g-'ods. Remember thatEVERY^PAIR is WARRANT­ ED to be first class in every Respect. Call and examine the goods while there, is. a large assortment. C H. 05 DORN 6- CO. SIGN, "THE BANKRUPT STORE?r guarantee tnat you nave bought the best for the money. R. K. OR ANT. �but added, hastily—*pig»“Now, as the subject represented a flock of sheep huddling together close to a pond on a rainy common, this sug­ gestion waa not over complinientary to my artistic skill. I was on the point of correcting my astute critic, when she added, after a moment’s fur­ ther inspection: • “ ‘No. they’re sheep. Look ye now, I know! They're sheep.' । •• ‘Pray don't touch the paint,! I sug- LlGHANAN W^REID_ _ TGLASS we«t nJ Grol Ripils. nwMofnwk lot com. 0 rdw. LstRr*‘- "t*** and w. also 11 lately everything Write for prices a 4 rds. 4 rds e and w. Town 9 North of Ram PROBATE ORDER. •If.WlUixm Jonex’Intbn''! ••T Mnnrrd brr on mJ honor U1M Wlllinm Jone’ father wm not xllr known to me. hot .he «emed • litUe Incrednlotu. l-nmently .he ro« nf-'...“71,111 handml *od nlitoy-Lbr«, riSSL Ctorto W. ArtoUood. Jud,, ol ol IM« A- “d c.n't .top no longer,' .he ex- Tfuif ntoto o< to. plxine.1. Tre got to go to Monktonret "Klfr TrtoiK?,‘’n-u.rdta or to. tom for William Jonex' . ••'Monk»hor.t? 1. th.t where tb. oolite Mr. Monk resides?' ^•‘ -Ye.: np • the wood.’ .he rep tod. V to. with. grlniMe expretalre of no little ith dnvof October. A. D. 1W,W«!.-d at ten o'clock m^tbe^reuoon to aaatacned for tbe.bearing of ‘"""•to Mr. Monk » friend of said octltion and that me heirs at .law of said I Sid All otb" P®”00’ interested In • Her .n.wer ™ • ’ery decided Mid estate, are required to appear at^a session then to be bolden at the Probate ofneimtlre. Then. Jonclnng to the of said court, dty of Hastings. In Mid County, and <lo^. .he .wunp kernel! down to the flre^n the cause, If any . there be. why ™6nd. 1 followed. Md .tood on the the prayer of the petitioner may not be San tod. And It Is farther ordered, that threehold. looking down »t her. mUI petitioner give notice to tbe persons “ ‘Don't forget th.t 1 m to p.lnt interested in sahi estate, of the pendency of your picture.’ I *»id- ‘When will you Jildpetltion and the hearing thereof by causing s copy of this order to be tings Banker, a newspaper printed and clrcucome back?' latS tn Mid County of Barry, once in each “ •To-morrow, maybe.’ week for three successive weeks previous to •• *1 shall expect yon. Good-by. w. 1~7K«... “ 'Good-by, master,’ she returned, ““ ■ Judge at Probate. reaching un to shake hands. (A true copy.) “watched her as bhe walked away “So here we have been since yester­ eventful, but very delightful, and a day and, up to this, have not set eyes day to be marked with a white stone, upon a single soul. Such peace and in one respect—that from dawn to sun­ quietness is a foretaste of Paradise. set I have not set eyes on a human be­ As this is the moat satisfactory day I ing, except my servant “Stop, though! 1 am wrong. Just as have y.ot spent in my pilgrimage, al­ though it bears, at the same time, a I was returning from my piscatorial family likeness to the other days of excursion to the lake, I saw, passing the post fortnight, I purpose setting along the road in the direction of the down, verbatim seriatim, and chrono­ sea, a certain solitary horseman, who logically, the manner in which I occu­ accosted me not too civilly on the road­ ■MJ side the night before last He scowled pied myself from dawn to sunset “6 a. m.—Wake and see that Tim haa at me in passing, arid, of course, recog­ already disappeared and folded up his nized mo by the aid of the caravan. hammock. Observe the morning sun His name is Monk, of Monkshurat, and looking in with a fresh, cheery coun­ he seems to bo pretty well monarch of tenance at the window. Turn over all he surveys. I have an Impression again with a yawn, apd go to sleep for that Mr. Monk, of Monkshurst, and । “MAT I ASK WHERE T«U CAME FROM?” another five minutes. myself arc destined to be better, or gested. approaching her in some alarm.” toward* thu road, and noticed that she • "7:13 a. m.—Wake again, and dis­ worse, acquainted.’’ ‘It is wet and comes off.’ took bold stride*, like a boy. On reach­ cover. by looking at my watch, that “She drew bock cautiously; and then ing the road she looked back and CHAPTER III. Instead of five minutes, I have slept an as a preliminary to further converse- laughed, then she drew herself to­ hour and a quarter. Spring up at once tion sat down on the grass, giving me n >’ ^.7 running a young __ rnn ______ —like Hb.e vm.ncr MW,,—or ------------V - of - her - for“Eureka! I have had an adventure further occasion to remark her length kernel axxv. little and slip on shirt and trousers; then nothing with little or nothing of her tow wjtek ; deer, X'Cln^u ” 11 dto 5to.pp-rpass out, barefooted, into the open air. at last; and yet, after all, what am I .„d ^.prltorto ... Itab. No sign of Tim, but a fire is lighted talking about? It is no adventure at •red though close to the caravan, which shadows it all, but only a commonplace incident. about her manner, tempered thdugh it it among the sand-hilh. 'ulnass,' which which I • • • * * * . from the rays of the morning sun. This is how it happened: was .with gusts of bashfulnoss, "Thurwlav.—This morning, just af­ “I waa seated this morning before began to amuse me. Stroll down to the lake and. throwing off what garments I wear, prepare- for my easel, out in open air, painting “ ‘Can you paint faces?' she asked, ter breakfast when 1 had entered the caravan to prepare my material* for a bath. Cannot get out for a swim on busily, when I thought I heard a dubiously. account of the reeds. The bath over, movement behind me. “I replied that I could even aspire to the day's painting. Tim appeared at "I should have premised, by the way, that accomplishment, by which I un­ the door with a horrid grin. return and finish my toilet in the carathat Tim had gone off on another ex­ derstood her to mean portralVpaint" ‘There's a young lady asking for “8 a. in.—Tira has reappeared. He cursion into the Jones territory, on ing, if need were. She gave a quiet ye,' he said. "I had forgotten for the moment my has been right down to the seashore, the quest for more eggs and milk. nod of satisfaction. "I glanced over my shoulder and and, a walk of about two miles and a half. “ 'There was a painter chap who ' appointment of the day before, Delore, ana, He informs me to my disgust that saw, peering round the corner of my came to Aberglyn Inst summer, and he when I leaped from the caravan. I per­ there Is some sort ot a human settle­ white sun-shade a pair of large, eager painted William Jones.' ceived standing close by. with her back ment there, and a life-boat station. eye»—fixed not upon mo, but upon the " ‘Indeed?’ I said, with an sssump- to me and her face toward the lake. He has brought back in his baglet, as canvas I was painting. • •• interest ----- * I the figure of a young woman. At first tion of-•friendly “Not in the least surprised, I thought specimens of the local products, a doz­ “ ‘Yea. I wanted him to paijit me, 1 I failed to identify her. for she wore a en newlaid eggs, some milk nnd a loaf to myself: ‘At last!. The caravan haa but he,wouldn’t He-painted William black hat and a white feather, n cloth of bread. The last, I observe, is in a exercised its spell upon the district, Jones' father, though, along o’ William jacket, and a dress which almost fossil state. I ask who,sold it him. and the usual audience is beginning Jones.’ reached the ground; but she turned togather.’ Sol went tranquilly on with He answers, William.Jonea. “This with an air of unmistakable round as I approached her and I recog“8i80 a. m.—We breakfast splendid­ my work and paid no more attention. disgust nnd recrimination. I looked nixed my new acquaintance. “Presently, however, fatigued with, at the girl more observantly. It hod | "I cannot say that she was improved ly. Even the fossil loaf yields susten­ ance, after it is cut up snd dissolved my work, I indulged In a great yawn, never occurred to me till that moment by her change of costume. In the first and rose lo stretch myself. thenrper in hot tea. Between whiles Tim in-------------------------------..----------I -----— ­ that she would inake.a capital picture place, it made her look several years forms me that the settlement down I ceived that my audience was more —just the sort-of ‘study’whichlwould older—in fact, tact, quite young womanly. vroumuty. than numerous, consisting of■ | fetch a fair price in the market. I In the second.place, it was tawdy. not yonder, is, in his opinion, a poor sort of t select ■ B(IOpM.(1 ncr .. coin such — place. There are several whitewashed ' onlj one individual a young person | adopted her free-and-easy u*»uua>. mhnner. ■*> to cwj< say servantgally. .. if >I may cottages and a large,, roofless house, I Ina Welsh chimney-pot hat Closer । which wnM contagious, and sat down an adjective. The drew was of thin for all the world like a church. Devil i obaervatlon showed me that said hat on oppo«|ta to her. ' silk, old and frayed, and looked aa if It the cow or,pig did he se^.at all, barrin’ i was set on a bead of closely-cropped, । ., .j^ yon what it b ^ntt,’I had suffered a good deal from expoah(Hlg.h urv ]cnieuu. as as was a few hens. Any boats, 1' ask? Yes, curly black Italr, beneath which there ।I said, familiarly. .j.y 'I'll paint you you, ^ihough ure to th(J the e elements, was ihdeed ihdeed one, with the bottom Knocked out, be- J shone a brown, boyish face freckled I'! the other painter chap won't’ -| i the actual case. The jacket was also with sun and wind, a pair of bright, I longing to William Jones. •“Yau will?’she cried, blushing with old. nnd seemed made of thorough “Tim has got this name so pat that black eyes and a laughing mouth, delight I ’ ' material * ’’ which --------1.------cut « into sail­ In usually my curiosity begins to be aroused. with two rowH of the whitest of teeth. “ ‘Certainly; and a very nice portrait ors' pea-jackets,* which was the case. •Who the deuce is William Jones?' But the face, though boyish,' did not I think you’ll make. Be good dnough . Miso. The hat was obviously new. but ‘Sure, thin,' says Tim, ‘he's the man belong to a boy. The young person to take off your hat. that 1 may have just ns obviously homemade. that lives down beyont. by the sen.’ I was dressed in an old cotton gown, had n better oesMjriooK look *v at you. you.' ■ , “ ‘Ik) you have come.' I said, shaking demand, somewhat irritably, if the a colored woolen shawl or scarf । "She obeyed me at once and, threw handn. ’i'pun my word, I didn't know place contains only one inhabitant? thrown- over the shoulders, and wore !I* the clumsy thing down on th<* grass you.' Devil another did TiBi see, he explains thick woolen stockings and rough 1, beside her. Then 1 saw-that heir head , “She laughed delightedly, and shoes, the latter many —barrin’ William Jones. manj sizes sizes too oo large. urge. . was covcre j with at her attire, which covered with short short black black carls, curia. glanced • - down “ . “®:3d a. m-’—Start painting in the The gown was t , lentlv outgrown it" it round a bold white brpw. an- clearly afforded her the greatest satlaopen air, under the shade of a large who had evidently outgrown it; it freckled by the sun. She glanced at faction. white cotton umbrella- Paint on till reached only just below the knee, and. me sidelong, laughing, and snowing " *1 put on my Sunday clothes," she when the young person moved, One her white teeth. Whatever hi-r age 1 p. m. “1 p. m.—Take a long walk among /•aught a glimpse of something very j was, she wm quite old .enough |u» lie a exclaimed, ’ 'cause I was going to have my likeness took. Don't you tell Wil­ the sand hills, avoiding the settlement/ much resembling a dclapidatcd garter. coquette. 1 : liam Jones.* beyond the lake. Don't want to meet “The young person’s smile was so "Promptly as possible I put the ' .... not to betray her to that “I promised any of the aboriginals, more particu­ bright and good humored that I found , larly William Jones. Walking here is myself answering it with a friendly question: ^You have not told i^ie how insufferable nuisance and refrained I old' you are?’ from informing her that I thought her •like running up and down Atlantic bil­ nod. ! “ ‘Fifteen,’ she replied, without bestlows, assuming said billows to be solid; " ‘How arc you?’ I said, gallantly. ’I i tation. now I am lost in the trough of the hope you're quite well.’ I “ ‘I should have taken you to be at sand, now I re-emerge on the crest of “She nodded in reply, and, stooping the solid wave. Amusing, but fatiguing. down, plucked a long blade of grass . least a year older.' “She shook her head. Suddenly a hare starts from under my which she placed in her mouth anil be­ ‘“It’s fifteen year come Whitsun­ feet anil goes leisurely away. I re­ gan to nibble—bashfully, I thought. I tide,’ she explained, ’since I come member an old amusement of mine In “ ‘May I usk you where you came the west of Ireland, and I track ihias from?’ I said. ‘T mean, where do you ashore.’ । "Although I was not a little curious I by her footprints—now clearly and live?’ >d to know what ‘this ‘coming Ashore* , beautifully printed in tbe soft sand of “Without speaking, she stretched meant, I felt that all my conversation the hollows, now more faintly marked out her arm and pointed across the lake on the harder aides of the ridges. The in the direction of the sea. I could not had been categorical to monotony, and I determined, therefore, to reserve fur­ sun blazes down, the refraction of the help noticing then, as an artist, that heat from the sand is overpowering, the sleeve of her gown was loose and ther inquiry until another occasion. the air is quivering, sparkling and torn, and that her arm was round and | Observing that my new friend was pulsating, as if full of Innumerable well formed, and her hand, though now looking at the caravan with con­ sand crystals. A horrible croak from rough and sunburnt, quite genteelly siderable Interest, I asked her! if she I knew what it was, and if she overhead startles me, and, looking up, small. I 'ace an enormous raven, wheeling “ ‘If it is not inquisitive, may I ask ' seen anything like it before. plied In the negative, though I think along lin circles and searching the your name?’ | I she had a tolerably good gueHs as to ground for mice or other prey. “ ‘Mat*,’ waa the reply. I! .. __.-4 uses. .................... the. caravan's I thought, thlga "Looking at my watch, I find I have •“Is that all? What is your other j good opportunity to ahokv . — my „ Natural nt j been toiling in the sandy wilderness ' name?' . WOULD TOU LIKE TO SEE THE LNTK! t politeness. Would she to look !<i ------------- ----------------------like ike to at for quite two hours. Time to get bock ‘ “ ‘I’ve got no other name. I’m Matt, the Interior? She rahl .he would, orainuy oo.tume'"“r more oeoomuur ard dine. Climb the nearest hillock, though without exhibiting much en-----than her seventlwloy finery. and look round to discover where lam. •Indeed! Do your parents live here?1 thusiasm. •' 'That's a nice dress,’ I said, hypo­ Can see nothing but the sandy billows •Got no parents,’ was the reply. “ I thereupon led the way up the on every side, and am entirely ata loss ' = critically. “Where did you buy it?" ‘Your relations, then. Ybu belong steps and into the vehicle. Mitt fol ­ which way to go. At last, after half to some one.'I suppose?' k didn t buy it It come ashore.’ an hour's blind wandering, stumble by . •• ‘Yes,’ sh^anzwered, nibbling rap­ lowed; but, so soon ns hhe caught a “ ‘Whqt! When you “come ashore** glimpse of the interior, stood timidly yourself?* accident on the road by the lakeside jdly.“I belotqj to William Jones.’ nnd see the caravan in the distance. , •• *oh, to hlm/JI said, feeling as fn- on the threshold. What is there In the - “ ‘No fear!' she answered. ‘Last win­ “4 p. m.—Dinner. Boiled potatoes, miliar with tlje name as if I hail known atmosphere of a house, even the rudest, ter when the big ship went to bits out ’s cook­ "boiled eggs, ‘fried bacon. Tim ~it all my life. ‘But he's not your which places the visitor at a disadvan­ there.’ tage as compared with the owner? ing is primitive, but I could devour father?’ “ Oh. I aee> Then it waa a portion Even animals feel this, and dog^s espe­ of a wreck?' anything—even William Jones’ fossil “She shook her head emphatically. cially. “ ‘Yes, iLtuiue it come osiitire; ashore; and, and, look look ve ~ bread. I asked if any human being i " ‘But of course he's a relation?’ . ,fI when visiting strange premises, ' exhibit most abject humility. But I now, this jacket come ashore, too. On has visited the camp. ‘Sorra one,’ Tim ' “Another shake of the head. " says, looking rather disappointed. He ‘“But you belong to him?" I said, must not generalize. The bearings of a sailor chap.' my »_ to quote ----- — - friend CapLI I ” ’And the sailor chap mode vou a has got to foci himself a public char­ Considerably puzzled. ‘Where were you this remark, Ci.fltl. a nnitzam ♦ Inw. I of — 1 11 Cuttie, ttrt lie In in Ibra the application it * present of it, I suppose?* / acter, and misses the homage of the born?‘ 1 ‘“No fear!’ she repeated with vulgar. “ ‘I wasn't born at all,’ answered Matt for a moment was awed. •■ ■Coxio to. Man: com. In.' I mid. I .h.rp ,b.k. of he7a .ho„ conU "Paint again till six p. m. Matt. T come ashore.' “A beautiful sunset. The sand hills ••Shecm. In by .low de^rcm. .od I he jir. It m. wb.n b. wx. drowmtea . "This waa what the immortal Dick grow rosy in the light, the lake deep­ Swiveller would have called a ‘stag­ notlmd tor tbe first time—melnff bow end someMhorv? William Jone. o... ens from crimson to purple, the moon gerer.’ I. looked nt the girl again, in­ neu her bat »u to the root-thxt .he It to me, u>d 1 altered It my own was unusually talk I then did the look ye now—to make it fit.’ "* * comes out like a silver sickle over the sandy sea. A thought.seizes me as the specting ner curiously from top to toe. honors of the place, showed her my j “She was certainly an extraordinaire my cutaMy young p.n»n, .ml won h„ .*2 shadows increase. Now is the time Without taking her eyes from mine to entice the pink trout from their she. stosd on one leg bashfully and lmpl.rn.nta, everything that I thought fifiery with . coolnnu 1 tboZlh. depths in the lake. I get out my fish­ fidgeted with the other foot She was would toten.t her. 1 offered her the ‘.nnuu-k.ble, It being quite elX,™ ing rod and line, and, stretching two certainly r.<£bad looking, though evi­ arm-chair, .rm^bnlr, or turned-up temed-up brf,teU; but her .xpUn.tlon, thnt .11 .to ,hnr* — mat came net or, ——, ...i_ vuuuah ? Came or three files which seem suitable, pre­ dently a vrry rough diamond. Even she preferred a stool which 11 <nmn. I b> her net. in other words, that pare for action. My rod is only a the extraordinary headgear became her times used for my feet, and, itting dead men’s clothes, were as acceptable down upon it, looked round hi with to her unprejudiced taste as any othsmall, single-handed one, and is difficult well. . . to cast beyond the sedges, but the fish j •"] know what you was doing there,' obvious admiration. *"• the “ ‘Should you like to live tn a house on. and I had my promise to keep. So are rising thickly out in the tranquil jjlie cried, “utldcnly. pointing to my painting!' like this?* I asked, encouraging] pools, and, determined not to be beat­ cum:1 I got my crayon materials and made “She shook her head with d< en, I wade in to the knees. Half a • The d ■ ry not being a brilliant Matt sit down before me on a stool “ ‘Why not?* I demanded. dozen trout, each about the size of a cine, trouble to confirm iti; fi-”1 Raisting, howarer- that she “She did not exactly know why, or, should divest hereelf of her head-gear small herring, reward my enterprize. ljut J pon walked over to the When I have captured them, tbe moon oping down, examined at any rate, could not explain, i WishBbominatlon. but which is high up above the sand-hills, and it it ised curiosity Presentto interest and amtase her, I he discarded with extreme reluctance, ignin at me is quite dark. ded her a portfolio of my sketches, a lrCiCVy 1 beffan became rigid .and “Such is the chronicle of the past chiefly in pencil and pen and Ink, but fixed hereelf, so to speak, as people do Pbotographad-Sw eyes day. By the light of my lamp inside noh;! water And that’s tha a few in water colors. Her manner the caravan I have written it down. trees. And these here* changed at once, and she turned them she seemed in doubt. over with little cries of delight It Town 1 North of Detroit U1M M»« ”’r “* bMuUhil in »«• bul her chle'1,*‘U^ ulnwm.for pieture. rrprwnUnff th« Town 3 North of lUt.i sJOaof w Hof neM nwj* r r out 4 4 a toniniled n by river, • by r r and eand w ruin's land Town 4 North of Rann n % ofnw u • 19 .W «.h Town I North of Rsn^'iO »e,t State ot Michigan. County of Bt-rrz-M. The Circuit Court of tbe County ot Barry. Id 1__ •»_ I j-.—» fame at the State of Michl- esled lu such lands or Ing to contest the Hen chHn,'°s.>orBDyfcp^rthereof, shall appear in said court aud file with the deck thereof act tog as rraialer In cbaneery, tbeir, objections thereto, on or before the first day of the term of this court above mentioned, and that, tn de- as prayed for In said petition. And it Is furth­ er ordered that In pursuance of said decree the lands described in said petition for which a decree ot sale shall to maue, will be sold for the several taxes. Interwt and eh antes thereon as determined by tuck decree on the first Monday In December thereafter, or on the day or days Town 4 North of Hans* w wwft. 40 .ttju jsM CITY of Hastings. %af lota 1038, S4O/KH9 1070. lilt, l»MM and lin lot 1136 and « H of lot 1135 lota "11 Kl and' UM i*reel thereof county of Harry. of Michigan. Wltucifi the Hon. Clement Smith. Circuit of nc S,. th. el I Judge, and the seal of said circuit court of rds. th. » 134 Harry oomnty. thi» >«hday of Auxuat. A. D., [Seal] Countersigned. John G. Naglkr, Register. Cl.km KMT Smith, Circuit Judge, - rd* to place o 50 1'0 ebh; To the Circuit Court for tbe County ot Barry in Chancery. The petition of Staoley W. Turner, Auditor General of said Mate of Michigan, respectfully shows that the list ot lands hereinafter set forth aud marked • Schedule A,” euntalnB a description of all lands In said county of Barry upon which taxes were assessed for lhe years mentioned therein, and which were returned as dellnquant for non-payment ot taxes, and which taxes have Dot been paid; together with the total amount of such taxes, with Intel eat computed thereon t> the time fixed for side, and collection fee aa provided by law. and tbe coal of advertising and other expenses ot sale ol each of sold parcels ot land. Your petitioner further shows to the court that said lands were returned to the Audttor General under tbe provtalona ot Section 133 ot Act -iX ot lhe Public Acta of 1603. as delinquent for non payment of said taxes tor said years respectively, except such ot the taxes set forth In said schedule aa have been previously re turned and remain unpaid: and that aald taxes were returned to the treasurer of said county by tbe several township treasurers and city ami vtllase collectors, prior to tbe i'-ih day of Jone, isw. aa delinquent Yonr petitioner farther shows and avers that the taxes. Interest, collection fee and costs of advertising and other expenses of sale, aud tbe legal fees for personal service of subIs actually made, are a valid Hen on the several parcels of land described in said schedule. Your petitioner further shows that tbe said taxes on said described lands have remained unpaid for more than one year from and after the date ot tbeir return to tbe county treasurer of Mid county ot Barry under lhe provisions of Act number two hun­ dred of the Public Acta of 1TOI. or under tbe provisions of the several tax laws under Which any of such taxes wete previously rctur ed and for more than one jear prior to the flrat day of May, 18S3; and the said taxes not having been paid, aud the same being now due and renulning unpaid aa above set forth, your pe­ titioner praja a decree In favor ot the 8<ate of Michigan against each parcel of Mid lands, for the pay mem of tbe several amounts ot taxes, in­ terest. eollecUon fee, cost ot advertising and other expenses of sale, as computed and ex­ tended in aald schedule, against tbe several parcels of land contained therein, and In addi­ tion thereto for the amount of legal fees for line, thence a strip 11 Ms and 6 ft wide oil n westerly end. deeded to Jacob Jordan. April 12. iW. B cm- or hastin 51 rd* thence n 10 inches, thence w MH rds thence s 1 n W4 rtH. thence a to tog. Com. ne eor. of thence s Ui a point is nls r. of center of highway for tojt. thence w IS nlK. thence a to center point a of bfg. thence n t<> by 100 ft n nnd h out of nw cor of lot l lot 5 lot I ■Iota I. ii and 3 nn<! h easterly such service is actually made for taxes of such H o| lot l years prior to 1KH sb aiM Included lierem and Chamtorum upon which such fees accrued in accordance with law: and iu default of payment of the saht several sums computed and extended against lott said lands, that each of said parcels of sad lots may to sold for the amounts due thereon, as provided by law. to pay the lien as aforesaid. And vour petitioner will ever pray, etc. CITY of HAtfns"' Dated, August 14th 1183. ttTAMLKY W.TVRJTXR. Auditor General. Bl'k. SUHKDULK A. lota 1. 3. 3 and TAXRBOFIMI. Kcnflrld s A • Town 1 North of Range 7 west. Bl’k. u u ot lota 3 and 4 1^ VILLAGE OF CEDAR Town 3 North of Ran lOV? VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. lots •e M Of sw H lee«a a off aw lot J and » • H of >w lot land 4 lot'J lots a H of lot fl and • H of e K of Town 3 North ot Rance 7 west. S 50 a of xw except 3 a Town 4 N.wth of ie«ofnwM 1 a bd. n b Mm McArthur VILL.tGZ OF N H of Hovel idt A parcel landw Maln^-t hounded on X' W.JO LM as .70 �Hastings Banner Bows. U, tai ANCIENT AHCHITECTURE. enthusiastic over Boynton's road project ! ~ Thursday. Sept, u, 1893w. R. COOK. LocaI Editor. in €10 pt €82 2X14 across A. D. bnepara s, s. rt. num s anti > William Edward’s lota, and it will be rather expensive right-of-way without the I route through tlie village is changed.— Freeport Herald. - . — , PYTHON EGGS. Import“t DtaoovMiM ... o«n. ortage College, England, ---------------- - Boahel of Egga. —— Wl H BUSINESS CARDS. AdirondA V7heeler's 13.34 X» G.87 1X90 e.n Mt Ml 1U0 X01 £6 ISO 1'7.’ D nr W< 111.83 TO 40<2 MS 2.0? B C , l>ovn read the tr«tl mon lais • u' llshed In be­ astings ity ank half of Haol’s Sarsaparilla? They are thor­ oughly reliable aud worthy your confidence. Hullng., - - Mich. ____ _____ _ ______ ' BUSINESS SCHOOL »f ALBION C0LLF.6E CAPITAL $75,000.00 ALBION, MICH. „ 8DBPLUS tU.000.00. Complete Business. Penmanship. Shorthand and Typewriting Courses. Instruction, in Incorporated under th* laws of the State at English, Music and Art. Large library, read­ Michigan. . ing room and fully equipped gymnasium free. Lecture course extending through the veor. Open tor buslness Dec. 15.18M. Experienced teachera. Tuition reaaoaaNe, Living expenses Oa to Kt per week. Students OFFICERS: secure positions. For full Information and O.O. Robinson, President; . special catalogue addn-se. Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. VHO.L. MeLKLLAV, Snp'l Fall term begins Sept M. MBX , D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. directors: A GENTS .male or frihale) make 410 a day. D. W. Reynolds, ■“New invention. Every household muat have II. Small ouUav. blir protlU. Perfection D.G. Robinson. Mfg. Ct*.. !M St. ClairSL. Cleveland, Ohio. Chester Messer. John Carvetb, F — „ V..,UK Dr. in the line of* cu r' Knox ever hod *" ------—­ riosities, says the Danbury (Conn.) News, is his African- python snake, Ev*. as she lies coiled about a half­ . Root Beer, Milk Shako and ' >*Fro®riug" Is the favorite .pastime of Nashville sportsmen at present Century. bushel of eggs laid a few days ago. It .."j, Cli<-ny Tonic at . isap event that ophiologistR will be The Nashville News is now of age, <ieNowadays, in England, it old build­ interested in. in^ twenty one years old last Friday. ings arc touched at all, it is too often The discovery was made one morn­ i — ! with a view to ttheir restoration—a ing. For some time Adam and Eve, Dr. Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea I word which in thia tvhtat. t- xbLi case is a synonym two big African pythons, have been Is a compound ot valuable herbs that ' for d e»tniction. : an get ICE CREAM. CONuvnw ucbion. Therefore, when de­ 'domiciled in the big' snake cage in is made, not to give's ~ \ \V an«l anything In tbe line stimulate the Kldneya lo action, clearing liberate effort the doctor's bmfle office. The bottom • mvw new version at of ok old work, but to free the pamfet tM?tweeo • !’ \KERY GOODS. . _ "I the — kyneys | that old from every modern en- uf the cage is covered by a deep layer that nW workthe nud bladder, which become stopped up ' croachment, event of dirt and gravel. . Both these snakes » event is one of no have been in Dr. Knox's possession a aud cause settlings like brick dusL aud if j buiall interest tanll who are concerned Uas tbe only savings department in In Barry " ' j are concerned year, and have sometimes been, on ex­ County and pays 4 per cent Interest on all time »ot removed will lead Id Drop.,-. Dlabelea. «“ P“'- °f ““ hibition. depoalU. MBrWUVDlMMe. ll|regulm« lhe tour | small importance „rehiUc re.whoAod i. . tolu all haveU™ made ML i lElL J. M. SMITH. important organs of thej body, tho atom- . exactly what is happening just now at ; One evening Dr. Khox [Missed the TRADB MARK "■ i And this is. cage several times, gong; to and from ueb, liver, kidneys and bowels. Keep ; jL«'P vsns „eoll.^ c— um- -----" atthehis ..wj^wMAMK junx•'uow front office. Everytime ho passed «»“ wweis. ; Jcsuaeollegu, Cambridge, says Now the cage the python snake hissed at them healthy you nevi never (ear dis- York Nation. Hu paid no attention to the ease. Price 40 cents a package. j The college, it will be remembered. him. MERTON X SMITH Carter's Kidney jt Backache Tea will cure " “ »ot an independent foundation, snake, and was more amused than : a specialty.. otherwise ut the incidenL Later in that Bick, tired ttallnj M ill, a tad Ude In ' b“t "I®*”* ‘he old nunnery ot St. the evening he locked up his office and WtxHliaml.Micb. lhe mouth atornlnkKa™ drove over t<> Brewster, where his fam­ .. ,1. ,. , . ,, . , Fea will ... cure ,; earlier fttill remaining is the ily is now stopping. When the doctor Carter Mdney AUackaehe clmpcLbuildings 1« nUractlon to the modern -POSITIVELY CVRERsick headache, constipation, dizziness, and , tourist, no doubt, is found in tlie opened his office the next day the HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS .... in ... the .«v back. i, , — iu rume pain .' Burre-.Tnn*« »« ~hich, it «y first thing he remembers doing was to r , vn. «. nJ . . „ Burr.e-Jonea windows, which, it may examine his snake collection. He PROSTRATION, prompt!' < i.Cfs Kidney * Backache Tea purl be noted noted in in passing, pushing, are uro quite ,|Uiu- tlie the looked in the cage aud saw what he finest ------- that ...­ d I- Kmt^pVU. t examples of stained glass ^opposed were several new potatoes artist• has yet flfiven • *;• — -us. ’But, • - to the ■ lying under tlie python snake, Eve. Kev. H. N Mlildievm. paator M. E. church. HENI5»»M architect and areha*ologi*t, !.t is the He opened the cage to remove them. Cedar Sprtmp>. Mich , w»ya: Sleep and rest atningvra to me after preaching Uli 1 u»ed church itself, with its nave and tri­ Going close to the snake, it hissed at were Adlrnnda" Now I sleep >«>undly and awake It /Xcknowledges no Superior. angle and iLs l>eautiful early English ! him. This made him pause. Then he i efrvahed. and I can heartily recommend iu ..Cl..*! Prepare.! by WHEEl.KR and FULLER piers and ardhvs and arcades. '32 took a second . look and was surprised MEDICINE CO.. Cedar Spring. Mich. Of SOLD BY course. Kings stands alone us the to see about one hundred snake eggs IGHROR• NG Cd; great architectural marvel of Cam­ under her. dcian find aunienn. HASTINGS, MICH. bridge; but J i-.ua chapel, in its own Two of the eggs ore on the writer's HASTINGS. Rapid* ftiniHur*. insmuletiirct’ way. is only let-s line if at first glance desk us samples. They; vary in size Notice of Drain Letting Contract. it must seem less imposing, while in and are ruther heavy. They are soft to Notice U Hereby given. That I. Geo. A. Dtihistorical associations and significance the touch, oval in form, and ashy gray lenbeck. County Drain Commissioner of the Hd,'ilin>» b'rt -he firm '• Countr ot Barry. Htate of Michigan, will, oq it h supreme. ■ ’ ' *' Attorney al .. color. Thte smaller of the eggs is the the IMh day of Sept.. A. D.. 1MB. at the sec. MiRecently un aged fellow of the col- size and shape of a duck's. The larger cor. of I and 2 of fixings, in the township of which Hi. Bastings at !• o'clock in the forenoon of that m m» liking., bright- Ictrc. n-mt laboring that when mason* one is no thicker, but about six inches day. pioceed to receive blds for the construc­ trn<f« were putting' a new coat of plaster on long. They were slightly speckled. tion of a certain Drain, known as tbe Bar­ min; drain located and established in the town■i the inner cloister fdrty forty years ajj ago he It is said that the shell will become TH- Bar shiim of '.arium aud HaaUnga am! dnyribed । • i. V l ill'.Ol’. j ballriiaui holds had fancied he distinguiahed distinguished the hard. . ,, . ’ ------ . < ----— ------ ha»l as follow-, to-wtt: Beginning at a stakOThtch j* il.iiisx-pathic Physician aud tl.e l.r<~ tall Horn,., of Ita ■ | ,prin(r |mrtial|_T conpo.lod la » feet east and «IO feet north of the corner i Perhaps a snake laying eggs in cap­ of sec .15 anil -w of T. 4 N. R. < w. Barry County. A bold attempt was made to rob the ’n the old stone work, determined to ’ tivity is not unusual, but the only case Michigan, and running thence S. 1', degrees house of Toni Hoag and Jacob Jnhnson ! have the plaster pttUcd off. \\ hut he i called to the writer's attention was ' E. 610 feet on land of Emma J. Barnnm and S•■••dug town line at a stake which Is 30 feet living three, miles from; Battle Creek last ho* found proves to be one of the must I when a python did a similar thing at Muptly attended to. ■t of the corner of sec. M and M running week. John«on was severely beaten nvim-i important ’ ‘ the I*aris zoological garden in 1844. thence S l‘i degreesJ 20 ferL thence> 52 feeL . t architectural discoveries the head. No money wa.-r stcurvd. Cer-made ------ in England for many years. The This serpent laid three dozen eggs. operation; no detention hopi bn.*lnr«s. For thence X1l*!degree.«.E ITu feet thence west 30 ;.NT K. M. !>.. feet, equal to aflt feet on land of Hale Kenyon full information and illu*lrat«si lumphlet eonPhysician and Surgeon, tain parties are suspected of the crime and arch, which hud been just indicated in Slip brooded ‘in her eggs und hatched and crossing sec. line at a stake which Is 1V8 tain Ing Michigan references (frer). sadrest warrants are issued for thrir arrest. feet south of the corner see. 1 and 9 T. 3 N. R. 8 1>K || w. Maksii, the stonework, has turned out to be young ones. Shu deposited her eggs w. running thence N W degrees. U 3tn feet or THE <». K. Mfl.l-ER CO.. K*. ’ . !<>L U6 Mich ­ The Round Oak stove works of Down- just one of three, and these have been on the 5th of Muy, and the first young igan Ave.. Detroit. Mich. thence 8 I*I degrees. W 230 feet thence 8 degrees. W 2l» Beet tM-nce 6 J3H degrees, w giac'have cut down their workmen to nine ' uiiAio.-iv -v-i. tree me watt almost nunc«y entirely iset free irvin from the wall : one made its appearance on the id of i H BARBER (IT feet thence S 50 grees. W ST. fret thence hoqp per day on account of dill! business. I during long centuries gradually built ' July. • .1 -A-ians and Surgeofis. A BeldltiK cow la afflicted with a pccul-, UP nlM,ut the,urhv-v u'lon* to th® I . Whether Dr. Knox's collection of itv or county responded to with equal to l?do feet on land of H. A Klchardson iar di-rase caused by licking paint from an P“«*st perkd vf the thirteenth century, pythons will be augmented or not by . Ut Bight and cronalng llno ata point l«0 feet north of the E and W quarter line, running, thcuee S old paint pail. Ita brains -e. ms to be af- j g'><"l authorities affirming that they the eggs is u matter to be seen. The Nervous System the Seat •3 »» .'.tn.Tr.-s, W 2-Tl feet thence N 7S‘, degrees. fected and when loose It wanders about In ; date back to 1230, or thereabouts. The amt Real Estate Oflicc. of Life and Mind. Recent an aimless manner, getting lust In a sand ■ reasons for this belief are the capitals, PLANT LIFE IN CALIFORNIA. t Block. H-tsttilga. Wonderful Discoveries. .m Heal Estate Roa! Estate pit. It seems to want to cat but acts as if; which still show sume suggestion of ----------, nonn North oi of ini the E and W quarter line running on. General eoo reyanclng. It had Imgotten how. and in tills condition j Norman influence, and the '-beautiful •• •MH 1»U iiegrtrs. W ,1r» frrL thence B ivstcry ban over N'om}... ., mmv .v. compared K-'*— with that of t hence 8 set of Abstract Books, corn is slowly starving to d«|at|/.—Belding Star, detached shafts, which* later architects ’-. W „ FU human> life. It has boon the thu leading subject ' U.-SIV degree. i feet thence S l»li degre-s. W orJ». c.tu furutsb complete of profeK-lonol research and study in all ages. aiofeei. equal to liyj fret <>n land nt H. A. C. F. BROUKS. Clerk. California has become the paradise But 4iolwithstanding this fact It Is not gener- K'.cbardMm and m-sainit line at a stake which Two ladhM were recently elected men;-!1 never Introduced, having learned that of the rosuriuu. the seed-grower, the [ is SKI feet N of the E and W Quarter line ------------------ully known greater strength, if less charm, was bers of the school board at INainwell. 51. niuning thenefc 8 *»", •ur«-r«. w 2T0 feet secured by counecting them to the I hybridizer and the nurseryman. The । t hence « 74 decrees, w 13< feet thence 8 25$ The house of Dr. O. F. Burnmglis nt wild grape is used as a stock for wine | ted in tlie up­ degree*. E '.-XZ fret th<«i< e 8 1 degree. W MO feet central shaft with bands. Plainwell was nearly destroyed by fire last per part of the ••qua! to 1200 feet < n land of L. A. McIntyre The moldings ami lheVarved foliage ! nn<l raising grapes nnd in some cases ( lone, con week. Children fouling with tire is said spinal cord. nnd rndTng at a stake In the upper «-n<l <*f the y'» drug । near the base Kiunie and Sumers town drum that t» KI feet of the capitals are in the most wonder- ' that I know of taen have grafted j to be lhe cau^c. Of the brain, <-urt of the center of ner. i. T. 3 N. Range 8 W . Italian ehesnuts upon one species of ful State of preservation, aud the stono jf and so sens!Also U-ginningats stake In the main ditch Labor day was celebrated nt Jackson is of almost dazzling whiteness -a | the native oaks, says a writer in lhe I tlvc to this thAl iaat tis, S 4'* degrv-s. W 12 feet from stake No pert ion of the I* o»— mam drain and running thence N « de­ with great success. I whiteness t<»’be attributed, perhaps, 1 Century. All the hillsides of the tree ■ nervous sys­ CTree. W ill fret thence N 1 degree. U 54 feeL region, when not too steep to plow nor ' tem that even •qual to JSA fret on land oj H. A. Rlchardaon Two years since W. U. Williams larceh- partly to whitewash and destined not tbe prick of a nnd cn—ling town line ft a point 335 fret w»t too far a1x>ve the sea level, will grow I long to survive exposure to the foggy . ated a watch from n hotel at Vermontville. 1 needle *111 o. cWtnrrofwc 1 nnd 2. H i-tlnts. then.-* N 1 cauMj liutaut degree. w 23 fret on l-tnd nt W. F. Odel. \Miile awaiting # trial here he was em-\j, English atmosphere and the smoke of J; the fruits aud varied horticultural I fue tx.ttotn width of *ald d.-aln Is 2 fret ail . , . death. Cambridge. jdiunce ployeti py the Sheriff several times to assist - i MU1Ui(..ku, Thanks ......to' w their ................ _ 1 product* of $pain. Portugal, Italy und i '.. smithA Colgrorf.' dtorovcrics bare demonstrated that alxivc stake 11 and th* Branch i«2 feel and the .it -iibn block. I tamings.» 111 doiiw III.- j,IL WMhillt. II wa. Ilw cu»- 1 burild, the nrehw have escaiM'd ti>c re­ southern France. The pomegranate is ‘ al!Recent theorxans of the ixxiy an- under the con­ i-alancr Is 3 feet and it has a slope outward jtli<tcourt* of the state. n garden shru b in many districts and trol of the nerve centers, located In or near from the botton to the surface on either Mde am the pils ner. h,r thl« pur < lndorf_ th,.,. hnv.. brj, ht • d degree* and Its depth win vary according the almond is a roadside tree.. The the base of lhe brain, and ifest when these are t«i ti tho grade of lhe same. The right of way will tho organs which they supply with drooping, aeacia-like leaves of* the deranged nerveflnldare also deranged, when It to ro- be 4t fret and Ils total length is .W; feet. htumlrr. WIIIHm, n.d. . tank wl„n . le“t*“ 8»ld job oil! be let by sections or divisions, ' .4. »; jodvear A Co.'istorr.) * spinal the foUy of tampering witl, tho scarlet-fruited pepper tree grow with incmlM-red that a mMous Injury to the Below Tbe section at the outlet of the drain .will be ly below . ,k i court,of tbe ^tate. Collections tho offll'crs’ back was turned and made an stand 'none too many relies nnd inonuinentap magnolias, palms and cedars of Leb­ coni a lit cause paralysis of the body force to :> attending to. e tho injured point. l>ecaU'<> the nerve force t; le' fir«t. and the remaining sections In tbeir rs.apc. He wandered south and has been uf the past still lefL Not so far re-1' anon. Oranges and lemons stand in prevented by tho Injury from reaching tho order up stream. In accordance v/1th tho dia­ truly ted portion. It will be understood how gram cow on file a I th the other papers pertain­ 1 IM Mr KM AN. iloincepathic Phy- through/Tennessee, Georgia, nnd consider- moved is the time when the old piscina < many an orchard with apples and 1 t> lite deranxemeut of the nerve centers will ing tn said Dram, and blds will be made and re­ ablej/untry. but finally came back to dclnn him! Surgeon. ___________________ reived accordingly. Contracts will be made peaches. Among the notable plants of eauMtbederangement of tho vartousorgans nerve force. force. with tbe lowest re»t»>rslble bidder glytn* a4>v«rl^tAlrop * drug store.) this county and went to work for a circus was diacovenid in the chapel; then the ; tlw state are many adopted species, ’ which they supply with nene idea was to restore It; now college ' riro-uuHNoi epr cnronlc diseases arc duo to equate security for the performance st the work, Two-thlrdsor " at Grand Ledge. Officer O. H. Holiday one dignitaries are of another way of | such as the acacias and eucalyptuses tlie the Inipcrfect imperfect action of the nerve centers at Iu a sum to be fixed by tne. The date for the actio knew him at sight and Williams was soon the hose of tho brain, not from a d-—««<-h wmtmo and ths terms or of Australia and the bamboos and per■ tnent,, “‘i21 ";•- -----In Jail again. When brought Into court, thinking. The arches form the door­ simmons of Japan. w-lf. The groat inlstuku of physicians in he gave un the game, pl.-nd guilty, am! i- way and near windows of the nuns’ treating these disease* to that they treat tbe .» «... .—~~. When Americans came to California organ now in the Jackson penitentiary for n term chapter house. lt« floor evidently was rather than tho nerve centers which wit: ft the above tnontkNM they were surprised at the variations I • CIRQMLflTION • anthe ----------- — • - —— much below tho level of the present of one year.—Eaton County Republican. E;« : raum of tho trouble. .. . . . . that they observed in familiar plants, i cloister, but the necessary excavations! hv week! 75 quire?. rlallsUhus profoundly ----------------------------Twenty-eight tramra took possession of have Wen made to the very bmse of the 1 The elderberry, which is only slightly 1 over 20 year*, aud has made many important aner with the provisions of the statutes; and । the Michigan Central freight train nt Lnins- central door, so us to show the propor-l different from the elderberry bush of ■ discoveries In connec tton with It, chief among the following parcels of land will be arses*ed tl>em being tbe facta contained In the above by me. tor benefit,, and will be subject to taxa­ : r. pliunges for advertisements burg near Lansing Thursday morning, tions of shafts nnd nruhes in their the Atlantic slope, often becomes a statement, and that tho onllnary methods of tion in accordance with such benefits, for the h this office Tuesdays'at latest to overpowered one of lhe breakemen ami tree of from two to four feet in diam- । treatment are wrong. All headache, dtoxl- purpose of said brain, viz. ■ert. 4i In the issue of the week ' | cowed the balance of the crew into sub­ original grace nnd purity. nem. dullness, confusion, pressure, blues, Nor will the floor l>e filled in again. eter and thirty or forty feet high, i mania, melancholy, insanity, enllepsy, Hu >ughtl . . Imission. then started southward ami ran do This is merely a matter of local en- I Vitus dance, etc., are nsrvous diseases cloister here is, in term time, one , the train to suit themselves to North Lan­ how caused. Tho wonderfulThe success of vironment, rich soil and shelter; the matter Dr. Miles' Restoratlvo Nervine ervlne to due to tbe tho 1 a of e *4 of nr sre 8. town 3 n. range m w; e sing. They discovered that the Lansing of tho very busy thAonghfares of same species is a mere shrub on the fact that it is baaed on the foregoing tc ----‘ ----principle. ‘ — •-*<, of w •, of ne <«. secX town 3 n. rangwfi w; w Jesus; but for a little space it will be ; officers were in waiting, and the tramps —------sold by - ' nf w u of nr L. sec X town 3 n. range Sv; rocky hillsides of the coast range. I Dr. Mojb* RxarottATivr; NnviMi to tired ■ •':> iiretl out.do tou have that -----narrowed, in order that the effect of all druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent Town-hip of Carlton, at large. > . .. head ache? Yau can oe re­ then Jumped from the train nm! ran for the iwutn Co.. On.. Elkhart. Townwbip 6t Hastings, at large. by Dr. Muxs Mkdicau ! ■ these symptoms by taking Hood's woods. The officers pursued and' fired this beautiful bit of the old monastic The bronze-leaved ricinus, which directon Dated this 5th day of September. A. D.. INS. receipt of price. (1 per bottle, six .. .i.i.... which gives nerve, mental and several shots, but (ailed to capture any one. building may be seen iu all its loveli­ makes a semi-tropic summer garden in Ind., Gao. A. DnxswBiCK tx>t11 r-s for express prepaid, it contains ■ >:rri>gihl and thoroughly purifies the ■ Connty Drain Commissioner of Barry ness and perfection. ln*the course of front of many an Atlantic coast cot­ neither opiates nor dangerous i It »Im> (Ti-atcs ag xtd appetite, cores In­ They counted seventeen running. I County. ' ar|burn and dispepsla. ! digging, the workmen came upon a tage, grows for year after year in Cali­ F. G. Apple/ from Pawtucket, R. I., fine stone coffin with sculptured top— fornia, until a section of its stem a - fiL< are easy to take, -easy In action was at St. Joe last Wednesday evening In I the coffin of on early prioress—and this1 foot and a half in diameter can be ob­ - • '□ r"-tL ?5 cents a box. an aluminum shell In which he had {ravel­ tained by any collector of vegetable ed from home, about 2,000 miles. He row­ I probably will be left lying exnclly curiosities. Geraniums, nasturtiums, ed from Muskegon toSL Joe. about ninety whero it was found, turned to cast and , tomatoes and many other plants, use­ west, even though a part of it must re­ miles, in seventeen bourn. His boat is ful and otherwise, escape from cultiva­ '•v,ruiow'« Soothing Syrnp has been used i Mr»n teething. It sootiia lhe child, soft- thus described: His shell is made of alum­ main hidden under to muchvof thu tion, modify their habits of growth and '• nunu, allay* all pain, cures wind colic. inum. and Is the first of its kind. It is 31 pavement as utility refuses to sacrifice * ’ <-st remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty- feet 8 Inches long: 10’Ilnches wide, flj* to archwology. This discovery rightly soon become wild again. Many plants ■ i-s a txittle. Sold by all druggist* inches deep In tlie center, and weighs 28 has aroused great interest in Cam-­ of Mexico, Peru, Chili, the Hawaiian ■ 4! •ut the world islands, Australia. New Zealand, South pounds. The bottom Is 1.68 of an inch bridge. Africa and the Mediterranean shores thick, while th^ sides are but 1.100 of an A LESSON FROM LIFE. have already become dangerous weeds. inch. It is named "Little Rhody."—Kai. The loquat, a choice fruit of Japan, is 1 n application, as they cannot reach Telegraph. 1 A Magnetised Cane Used by a Frugal Old • • i.-i asi d portion of the ear. There is already growing wild in some canyons Man of Pittaburgh. Workmen_sLBattltf reck thought they • • ue way to cure Deafness, and that where picnic parties have left the Sometimes the simple action of a man i.'lltutlonal remedies. Deafness is had made a rich findWhen they came wijl indicate his character. Ono of seeds. Apricots, peaches, cherries and - d by u'n Inflamed condition of tlie across an old stocking filled with silver English walnuts have been found in dollars, but the dollars proved to be bogus Pittsburgh's wealthiest old gentlemen, the forests—chance seedlings, growing •''ti- lining- of lhe Eustachian Tube. according to the Dispatch, was seen U h« "i this tube gets Inflamed you have a ones, a twenty-four page journal, is the leading Republican family paper of with the madronos and manzanitas. walking along the street the other day •Ung sound or imperfect hearing, and the United States. It is filled with interesting reading matter for Polka Dot a Bellvue horse won the free- pointing his cane upon some object when it is ••ntlrt-ly closed Deafness is the for-all race at Battle Creek Labor Day.' upon the pavement' every now and every member of a country family. It is a NATIONAL FAMILY i' Gt. and unless the inflamatfon can bo An experimental boring 2.500 feet PAPER, and gives ail the general news of the United States and the then. What "caught on" he raised tak. ii nt;’ and this tube restored to Its nor­ The Cleveland Bay Horse Company of ' nditionl hearing will be destroyed Paw Paw won several prizes with their and placed in his hand. He was col­ deep was recently made in the Wit- world. It gives the events nf foreign lands in a nutshell. Its “AGRI­ I"! o i; nine cases out of ton are caused horses which they had at the World’s fair. lecting tiny nails that had fallen from watersrand gold field of South Africa, CULTURAL” dei’artinent has no superior in the country. Its “MAR­ by ■ .i:.inh. which is, nothing but jtn Inmerchandise boxes. He continued un­ with a view of testing tho lio of the KET REPORTS ” are reepen z«-d authority in all parts of the land. It rlane-il condition of the mucous surfaces. Mrs. Cathrine Herman of Dorr was ad­ til he hud gotten a handful Then, auriferous deposits. The result was of will glyc One Hundred Dollars for judged insane In the probate court, Tues­ picking np-a piece of paper from the the most satisfactory character, and hrs seperate de» a tments for “THE FAMILY CIRCLE” and “OUR <d Deafness (caused by catarrh) day, and an order given for her removal to the pavement, he wrapped up the nails the “striUp" has led |o calculations of YOUNG FOLKS.” Its- “HOME AND SOCIETY” columns com­ ' »• Anno’ tje cured by Hall's Catarrh Knlamazoo, where she was taken that day. carefully and pocketed the package. the hidden wealth of these fields, and mand the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general political rute. Send! for circulars, free. F- G. Previous to her coming here she tried to A bystander asked him what sort of a possibly the following by Mr. Scott • li'-iii-y Jc Co., Toie'dot O. Sold by Drug- hang herself to a tree with her apron cane he had. "Oh." he said, "it's noth­ Alexander maybe interesting as show­ news, editorals and discussions are con^prehensive* brilliant and ex. which she bad torn Into strings. Her ac­ ing the rich possibilities of the figure: । haustivc. ing but a steel rod covered wiih tion was discovered In time to save her leather." "K must be magnetized, for Circumference of basin. 400 miles; di­ life. When taken Inta the house she seiz­ ameter, 137 miles; area, 12,580 square A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer thia splendid journal it attracts nails, and saves you from ed tho stove-poker and began beating her­ miles, or 360,710,273,000 square feeL and “THE BANNER” for one year '-urtlon* to .Cliicogo.’ self about the head and face, Inflicting stooping." “Not that I know of, un­ The C. * W. M. and D,. L. <fc N. lines severe bruises before she could be gotten less the placing of leather qyer the Taking average thicknesi of eight ••'ill sell tickets to Chicago aud return under control. She Is about forty-five steel bus done it,” he replied. "I saw series of blanket beds nt 0 feet (equal via St. Joe and boat and via all rail route, years old.—Allegan Gazette. you picking up some nails a short time to 48 feet), equals 16,834,003,050,000 st one way faro tor round trip, on Sept. ago." '‘Yeo," Interrupted the old man, cubic feet of reef or at 15 cubic feet to Subscriptions may begin at any time.. Tlie Wayland Globe was nine years old "1 need some of them." Then looking the ton, 10,531,433,100,000 tons. At 30 Hth, 19th, 21st, 23rd and 25th. Return last week and seems to be enjoying the downward, he exclaimed: “There's shillings per ton (very low) value of Address all orders to limit ten days. Sept 25th and 2<>th will bo Odd Fellows prosperity It merits. oi.e I missed!" and picked it up with gold equal to £1,578,196,224,000, or one dsy- ut the world's fair, aud a great cele­ Taking the billion five hundred and seventy-eight Wayland baajjew street lamps «nd Is his magnetic servant bration is expected. State and other package of nails from his pocket he thousand one hundred aud ninety-six celebrations are ot frequent occurrence: very pleased frer the same. -placed this last in with the rest As millions, two hundred and twenty-four Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. w<th liluiulnatlons, (1 reworks, etc., almost The state invention of the Y. M. C. A An instance of frugality this incident thousand pounds sterling. Taking the «very night population of Witwatersraad at 40,000 Best. Room 2. Tribune Building, New York City, and a sample copy will be held In Battle Creek from October Ask ticket agents for full Information as W to October 15. Gen. R. A. Alger and is interesting, and as a key to the louis, this allows each £39.454,095 of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed you. man's' success In life It is perhaps t0 trgins, rates, etc. tlie Bev. Dr. D. D. MacLaurin, of Detroit Gao. DkHavks. are among the speakers. , likewise. DRINK I6E> GREflM SODA, *•80 L^.P.T» ALWAYS SMOKE ii 6817 i) n THE BEST UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS! 5 Cent Cigar In The Market • W. H. GOODYEAR. J. MILLARD, MYSTERIES! I I 1 .TO fits LOdAL NEWS. CH .. 2.0? An Unprecedented Offer! Great Value lor Little Money. Weekly News of the World for a Trifle. •: H 04 1 1 7) ■EEK- :lle. Li’LU! L'l ijr 1J7 .W.TO FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN flbY/HKE. THE HASTINGS BANNER. LXA ■ �Additional Local News. A band of Mormons held a tent meet­ ing near Girard Saturday and Sunday. ' It vou want proof tbat school has wm weaced jut step Into tbe poatofficc at four • rftskM*. If one’s eyes were shut they ■riktteL they were In the Board of Trade room at Chicago. > We have a man that will give * display at our fair, of sonic forty different kinds plants from tbe northern and southern stales, England, Germany, Asia, India. West India Islands and several from the •bores of the Mediterranean Sea. He will give a botanical and cyctapedial explana­ tion. These plants will be in their natur­ al state as grown In tbeir native country, 'both fruit and plants, and be of great in­ terest to all visitors to the fair. Chicago people are already building eettages on Spring lake for next season. The bees around Waterford are dying of some mysterious disease, leaving tbeir hives full of honey. , Lansing will issue 325.0C0 of bridge bonds, carrying 5 per cent Interest, in de­ nominations of 325. J. T. Hafford, of Milan, haia 5-year-old colt that stands 17^ hands high and weighs 1,310 pounds. CHASTISED BY A COW. A MAMMOTH DAM. Cattle Are Intelligent. One That Makes tha Woetorn Dea- A cow and a stecr-the latter two or three years old—were the only occu­ pants of the barnyard where the occur­ rence took place, writes Allen Pringle. A baiting of hay was put out to them, the eow taking possession. The steer wished to share it, but tho cow, like some higher animals, was selfish and waa bent on taking the whole of it, and as often as he would maneuver around from side to side to get a bite she would drive him off at the point of her horn. The steer was so persistent that at last the cow s patience gave way and, taking a determined and vicious charge on him, punished him severely.-thnugh he was her own off­ spring, sa^a-Popular Science Monthly. The steer felt badly hurt, not only in body but evidently in mind as well, and immediately started out of the yard and off down tlie lane toward the pasture where were the rest of the stock, bellowing vengeance at every step in a language which was unmis­ takable to the bystanders and .which the mother well understood, ns she ceased eating and listened intejitly to the threaten Ings of what was to come. When these died away in the distance she resumed her ration, but with evi­ dent apprehension. In due time the steer was seen returning, bringing with hirh a companion larger •ami stronger than himself. As they ap­ proached the rumblings of rage and revenge could b«*again heard, which grew louder as they came nearer. The cow took in tlie situation at once and wm now terror-stricken^ As her assailants rushed into the yard she dodged them and rushed out Ct lifeand-death speed ami away toward the rest of the stock in the field with her pursuers close on her t&ck. ■ , . ________ __ Mt. RnM. Rendered Productive. Over four thousand feet above the MI. ind nearly all thmieand feet botb. great Jeak of •’•'"■“J" Poring tbe reign of M.ry a man named George Campbell entered Bdlnbnrgl. curie for the ptapou of .tealIng the queen’, crown, ta hie effort. ull the Sen FrancUco Cell, he wu nertlaUy .ncre-ful. In that he did aeJure nine large and raluahle diamond, from tho crown and made hUoaoape from the country In opd" w restore there preclow, .tone, a tai, agalnet which a rery reneral outcry ™ Talced. eaAH on the people. They characterlred the tai the curie of Soot- NOTICE IanigoinBto<l1KI.OiM.ofIny new furniture at some Now 18 your tim.-1» „et for a little money [ etill buy and Ju hand goodn and <h, stering aud repairing. ftiverside county, there has now reached the height of one hundred and ten feet what is probably the best 1Bnd... . a. built dam in America, says the Irriga Another and perhaps still better rea­ tion Age. It is in a very narrow gorge son grew out of the battle of Culloden, of solid rock and built of blocks of by which the hope* of the Stuarta were Fire has broken out again In what is Lovers of music spent a delightful evegranite of from three to five tons each, crushed, and was ao called a national niuk' at the musicale given by the ladles known as Bear Swamp, in the western no small stnntxbcing used. The spaces curse. The duke of Cumberland was nf tbe Episcopal church Friday night at part of Monroe county. -between th esc I re filled with rich con­ a great card player, and always had tbe home of R. I. H'end«*rabotL corner , Nearly 15 per cent of the oats crop in W- Center and Church streets, which Is Gratiot and Midland counties has been crete, mixed by machinery and ramineo about him a deck of cards. When he admirably adapted to suah a purpose. The destroyed by grasshoppers. into place by steel rods. This makes had won the battle of Culjodcn he program consisted of vocal and instrumen­ a monolith of the whole structure, drew from his pocket a card, and on tal uiusic^and select readings. Miss Ger­ ' ■ There are but four democratic postmas­ with the advantage of having more Its back he wrote a dispatch declaring trude randergaat played several instru­ ters in Mecosta county, and Editor Nesbett flexibility than any other dam of the fall of the house of Stuart and his mental,solos in a most graceful and finish­ of the Big Rapids Bulletin, wants Grover equal strength could have. Its factor great victory. The card happened to ed manner, which were thoroughly enjoyed to hurry’ up. of safety is very heavy and its peculiar be the nine of diamonds. by dll present Mrs. Hendershott and Jeffeiwn st. Furniture ’ Fire has broken out again In wtint is construction will make it as nearlj Still another reason. The Infamoua Miss' Grace Messer furnished the vocal known as bear swamp, in the western part earthquake proof os it in possible for a massacre of Glencoe was the work of music for the evening, with Miss. Carrie of Monroe county. The ground has bulli­ dam to be. With stone of such size it -Goodyear accompanist, and gave the audi­ ed to depth of two feet In many places. the eldest son of tho earl of Stair, who ence great pleasure with their selections could stand for a long time a very signed the order for its consummation, which Rev. M. S. Hendershott, the printer killed at heavy overflow, but an ample waste and was at that time secretary of — were heartily applauded. ------- rf"T Belcher, of Philadelphia, read from "Di ■ lietier, "David | Lansing by Byrou M. Browne, was "slug way vrill be provided. It will be car­ state. The family coat of arms was a Copperfield” and "Piekworth Papers” In 13” at the state printing office. He often ried to a height of one hundred and shield on which was the nine spot of his own inimitable wny; Mrs. Emma made the remark that he was hoodooed. ; fifty feet, where it will hold eight bil­ diamonds. So the people called that Donahue gave a recitation In her usual lion gallons. It may be built still coat of arms which bore the diamond pleaslug manner and responded to an en­ The devil’s own choice : ick Petoskey higher If neei-Mry. Though mi high * ’ of Scotliud eon-. Miss May Herrington delighted tjje the other day. A woina| tell down on . I it is not very expensive on account of ______________ . audience with her selections ou tbe banjo the street in a tit. Instead Lhelping her. the gorge being very n.rrmv for thu - * RELIGIOUS SIGN PAINTER. and received a hearty encore after each the fellow robbed her of I Ty cent -she । first one hundred foet. | one. The proceeds for tlie evening were had. The watershed is over one hundred . very gratifying to the ladles in charge be­ . lit. Louis: Pearly Barber, aged 11, ing over twenty-five dollars. square miles of as good mountain ■ went bunting ’ Saturday. A revolver watershed as there is in this part of j The town of Attleboro is in a state We arc now fully started on the up dropped from a companions pbeket. was , the state. It is nil high mountain of excitement relative to the action of grade from the lowest point of financial discharged, and the bullet struck the lit­ with steep slopes and an average rain­ some crank who is painting on the depression in many wavs the United. tle fellow, killing him. ' fall of about forty-five inches falling in fences and curbstones of the streets • States has ever seen. Many causes have The Methodist conference investigated I ! six months. When the gate was shut contributed to the. financial depression/ - IF THE OCEANS WERE DRY. sentences which tend to startlo tho tlie charges of finaucial financial crookedness -------but one of the most potent factors has beeu the I a few days ago one storm filled it to a nervous, says the Boston Herald. lacl*>f confidence in persons and banks, against Rev. C. L. Cutler, of Ransom, but They Couldn’t Be Filled Cp Ax»ln l|ec*ua« , depth of ninety feet, making a lake North Main street nnd the streets on tk* niv»r« Would Disappear. that were entitled to confidence, and the decline to tell the results. They have not, The lowest the boulevard have been decorated "Suppose the ocean bed were empty, some two miles long. consequent withdrawal of deposits, and however, acquitted him. . , „ I how long would the rirenrof lhe; world । summer flow is enough to lialance the with such questions as these: "Are the hoarding of money tbat should be put evaporation, while the average will Mr» Emm. E. Bower, tlie talented edrftemwlvei. into it before you ready for the bridegroom?” "Do into circulation. Honey is tbe life blood praumlng thire furnish a large amount of spring and you want to flee from the wrath to of the financial world. Withdraw It or Bar of the Ann Arbor »en°«aL I. can- । , ,.„ .flncd vasslng the southern part of tbe state in । , . । ; eurlv summer water after the lake is . come?" "Are you ready for Jesus?" contract it and commercial transactions tn.. Intoreat ol her candidacy for ennt ’<» b-v , -r> . are at a standstill. Tbe banks of Mich­ record-keeper 1.. <>. T. M-. ! "Now repent, fear God." Answer l>y the Brooklyn Eagle; Tbs full. igan have shown themselves to be extreme­ | question, or one verv like it, has । This water will be used upon what is ‘ These sentences are done in Jd*clc . ly strong duriug the stringency and during The new mill, of Ross. Bradley A Co.. । .gone the rounds- for a good ivhile. I called the mesa in the _rieh valley of paint, and the letters are two or more Wn<t Bay line City, rilv starts .larfo up ,,n to-day fra.eta,- with with SO cn . .... lhe two months prior to September 1st. West Ita terms seem to infer that; some San Jacinto. In this valley are many inches iq length. The owners of‘the reports show that the deposits In all of men. Ultimately 200 men will be em­ things have been forgotten in formu­ ' thousand acres of the richest soil, and fences which hr.re been so decorated the banks of Michigan combined decreased ployed The mill will have a capacity of lating Lt. as will be sepn. The ocean i two hundred and fifty artesian wells entered a complaint to the town au­ ■over $10,000,000. The same shrinkage In of 40.000,000 feet per year. and scurf on the surface of the glolw. ; arc there .pouring out over two thou- ’ thorities. The selectmen voted to emdeposits has been general all over the Two Macomb county women were i representing 145,000,000 square Lilies, sand inchips of water. Thia will build country. It has been noticed in this city . ploy an officer to ferret out the painter I up one ot the most prosperous settle­ to soon- extent but has not cut any figure found digging potatoes in Ferdinand with an average depth of 2.000; fathand bring him before the court. 3.270.000 w<M cak.oIaUd to contain w menta in the new country, with quite to sper.k of with the local moneyed Insti­ Mavis’ potato patch. They said ttW were ! oms> nro On the other hand, some of the work and baa D„ chlldnn uniontonL’Lf water. ;; - ----------------------If uii. wie uall a town and •alfalfa Held, andoreharda tutions. Hastings has been blessed with widow! out church people say that the one who k‘»<‘b«rt«l ftroer let, CTttp„raUa and the baalns left dry. It ; on 1 ~ every hand. LlzL On the west, and some two of as sound an conservatively manag­ to paints the religious warnings on the forty feet above the main ed banks as there are anywhere in lhe ' ' has been computed thtQ. at the rate of twenty to forti fences has as much right tp do so as country to-dav. and knowledge of aud ac­ The treasurer of Boon found to his hor- j thirty-six cubic miles per day (the esti- valley where the artesian belt is. lie quaintance with the very conservative ror the other day that tbe laud on which maltfd Bow of ail the rivers In the some thirty thousand acres of benph the pitent medicine men have to ad­ vertise in a similar manner their pills management governing them has been the U.e village stands has been forfeited to | world), It would occupy W.000 years to land, tliat, with water, is the finest of ’ Otur^ of the clothing strongest guarantee of security to deposi­ th. .tate for toe Uxe. of 18W The .up-, BnJ „ c„„ |vU. dKuil fruit land, and upon which the artesian und bitters. bouses in Boston "had stenciled on a tors. While there Bas oceu a great cry of ^'Xhv * I »' "< “ WX •* water cannot be taken. Upon this the —lack of money’’ on all tides ami in many water from Lfike Hcinett will be ltd by fence in town: "Do yon wear pants?" present stand. But this required a cities banks refused to pay out cash, yet and following this tho reHgictas painter William Sweeny, who stabbed John i further assumption, namely, that the pipe and cement ditch and flume doWu ’ the banks of this city have ZtooJ as firm hail put the words: "You had better And sound as the liock of filbralter, pay­ Market at Bay City, was arraigned on a [ rivers would continue to flow’with the canyon with a fall of twenty-five repent." cbnrie hr murder. A vlallor at the Jail J thcir prewnt capacity, which would, hundred feet in a few miles, which will ing out every dollar that has beeu asked of told him be was in danger of being lynch\. . r. .. . ... them, and were prepared to meet lhe in fact, be impossible if the ocean bed give power enough to run electric worst financial storm that might come, as ed, aud Sweeny had to be forced to go out were empty and dried up. If such n roads and lighting plants, besides con­ they kept a greater amount of cash on on tbe street thing happened the river beds xyould siderable for manufacturing. hand than they did in ordinary times. Both Two Cadilac young men went berry soon follow suit and be also empty, as Upon this mesa or bench land the banks have necessarily been compelled to picking. A biir bear with three cub* the. sea Is their great source of water company already owns some eight meet the stringency by refusing to loan caught sight of them and decided to get a [ supply. It is estimated that every! year thousand acres of choice land, over out tbeir funds. .Within the last three hard times meal. The boys jumped up on which it will distribute water, and it weeks deposits have been largely in excess a stump and waited till the animals had a layer of the entire ocqan fourteen feet thick is taken up into the clouds will undoubtedly sell water to the ad­ ot what they have paid out, and the ex- eaten every berry they had picked. and returns to the earth in the rfhapc jacent lands if the owners prefer to «sb Increases each week. Were the of selling them to The Alpeno Echo gives expresslox to of rain, keeping its springs and rivers keep . them instead ,„ banks fully assured that confidence was restored, they would at once commence to toe following slander: "Bay City wants supplied with water. Stop th'is supply the company. While considerable hjts loau their money-again. During such a the home for the feeble minded and is and rivers of the world1 would soon be been done here in tho past without time as this, through the worst of which willing to give up 040 acres of land. Bet­ mere dribbles of water, which wonk! ftny irrigation, the use of water so far •we have passed, every man has a duty to ter /oof the town over and nail up the shortly and qtfiekly. disappear, render- surpasses the best results without it perform. First. Instead of withdrawing sign, ‘Home for the Feeble Minded.’" ing it impossible for them ever again ‘ that the sale of all the water they can his money from circulation and hiding it mu the wa ... :*-------. reservoir ia assured. to fill to its present extent. A mother-in-law's grievances are alleged ... away In aa old stocking or bureau draw, toibe the grounds of toe divorce asked for This type of dam was selected main­ •where it will earn nothing, do nobody any by a Washtenaw county man. He says OLD MEN IN JOURNALISM. ly on account of its economy of good, and oply be a nightmare to himself bis wife exhibits extreme hatred of Ills cement . The hauling of cement up for its safety, be should pay his debts and mother, even tearing the thumbs off het a long mountain road was a serious thus keep the money in circulation. Sec­ kid gloves. The couple are very -young, I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. advanond, any surplus money that he may have - ---- -most pathetic ugu.x: ----only ------------The figure ... in journal- item. But this is not its A barn burned In Jonesville the other ism is the man who has grown old in i ta^L>‘ -should be placed in the bank where It lfi much stronger than ordiI also do will enter tbe channels of trade and liven day. In view ot the fact tbat Jonesville ita service, writes J. W. KcHer jn the nary robbl® masonry, less apt to crack business. If ho has no confidence in is a prohibition town the discovery of so Forum. Through no fault of hit, he ynde.r Bny sutl,,en shock, and also banks he can loan his money at good rates many bottles of beer made a deckled sen­ finds himself without a vocation when ^’P.avier ioT tho same bullc ot tnateriaL and gel ample security. If all would do sation. The quenchers of the fire put the he most needs it. In any other busi- /ber® * savage stream has to be this, money would almost be a drug on this hellish stuff out of tits* way In a manner neas his experience would bex>f value, i an^ there is any question about market aud times would be very easy., they seemed to enjoy. way it t. is The accumulated kifowledge of yvars the sufficiency of the waste wav The banks here do nothing but a legiti­ Thomas Stoltz, a Saginaw boy,' was would command a prize commensurate the best type of dam if the cleavage of mate banking business and are amply hunting blackbirds. A stranger blazed secured for every dollar they loan out. away at a flock, bnt didn’t hit anybody with its wortln Here it is valueless, the rock will permit the getting out of The overflow cannot P. S. Anyone having large logs that they They engage In no speculations, their but Stoltz, who has a painful charge in because in the first ten yearn of I his large blocks. securities are real estate mortgages, the his neck. Tbe young num’s father was >o journalistic career he has mastered the tear them loose nor can any ordinary can’t handle call and See me. I will buy timber of water at the basej— jar..it~ so best security in the world, and amount to at mad tbat lie chased tbe chap two miles, art of reporting, of copy reading, of -pounding . , ■ ■ fra ln I*,!.,.. Ik. . standing. , teast two dollars for every one they owe. but couldn’t catch him. any routine departmental work, and “ Jure tbo joints of the structure, The banks are entitled to great credit experience shows that celerity I de- V® econoiny over rubble masonry will for being so well and conservatively man­ creases wiin with age age alter after a a certain certain period period • deP*nd upon ww the poos price oz of cement cement at at the the creases aged and we hope to soon see them loan­ SURGERY OF THE FUTURE. of years has been reached. ' work and upon tho cleavage of the ing out some of their money. They are Jourrttlism is essentially a business rock’ 11 Jountalism assumed that in the further entitled to credit for the reason for young men. They rush into it by , csao of ordln*ry rubble work wire that while other cities are not paying cash hundreds, they remain in In It by tens. 1 rope carriflr5 would be used to deHver for grain and produce, the banks here The advance in scientific knowledge ^rho enter stone Btone 11,10 11110 Placo lace- With some rock the Have Qpid out cash for it right along and is a wonderful thing and nothing in it Ninety per cent of the men jvho ““U 1tor will continue to do so. Every man should is more wonderful than the develop­ journalism leave It before they tuajr become uccuiue . , ot 8ton® ***> -------------g? this tlxin type °* “ dam Urge enough for common do what he can to ease the money market ment of modern brain surgery. A few old. They remain in it only long , 01 ammrge enough to make it a stepping stone to ™bble work, might be great enough and times will soon be easy again. Banks years ago. says the Boston Advertiser, are the great fountain heads ot business. something else less exacting, less 11m- i overbalance the difference in In the Gut two Institutions have amply proven a rupture of a blood vessel in the mem­ ited in remuneration, less Insecure insecure in B’®°°nl nt of cement used. At aU events themselves worthy of confidence. It on ly branes of the brain was sufficient to employment On the staff of the daily thiB thiB. form make9 mBke9 * • most safe and imremains for the people to show tbeir c >n- produce death, but the great surgeons newspapers with which I am connected P°® PO!*In inff K Plec lftce e of work, that win will endure fidence In tbe two banks and things will of to-day have no fear of such a result there is only one man over fifty years l “ lon^ M the hIlla in which the dam soon be tbe same as ever. . It is a simple matter of trephining the skull at the injured point, letting out of age, and the average age of the “ “ flrmly locked. ~__________ ~ the extravasated blood and presto, employes in the editorial department | is less than thirty-five. A canvasrf of |- There Is a remark.hi consciousness returns and the patient other metropolitan newspaper offices ’ riositv on a .m2?1 ♦’’I??* oatur*l cu Tha marriage of Mabel Scudder, a young lives. Does not this suggest infinite wm show but a slight vision from rfvi to °' ““ ■white lady whose parents live In Rosa possibilities in the matter of mental township, Kalamazoo county, to Charles improvement? Why cannot the skill­ Mahoney, a colored man living In the ful surgeon operate upon the skull in doing messenger service for telegraph ,No“ " 11 l” ilt^Ud on -south part of this county, has caused con­ such a manner os to supply nature's companies than reporting for the daily St °( * fount,I*in cillna ' siderable comment in lhe press of the defects?- It is supposed that Idiocy is newspapers. tho KUi. when Hewed trom •state. It seems that Mahoney worked the result of a lack of proportion be­ tne rtrer it the entrance to the hhrhfor the Scudders’ tin their farm. It is tween the brain and the skulL Con­ It has been proved beyond a Und. hra the perfect ,h.pe ,nd ran­ urged on one sld<* that he (Mahoney) gave the girl a drug and that she had to be sup­ sequently, if the skull can be sufficient­ that at the time of the discov * h"">“ ■><» At Unit three hundred feet long! Op. ported during thr marriage ceremony. ly enlarged to prevent overcrowding America the cultivation of the This ia contradicted on the other hand bv of the brain, the difficulty is at once was practiced, with every appea.aVu-v poelto Fort Montgomery, In Portland Mahoney aud his white bride. They pnr- removed. Suppose that a man is de­ of ancient usage, in the temperate I re­ county, on the out .Ide of the Hudun chaseri their marring.- license In this city ficient in any particular mental qual­ gions extending from Chili to New rtrer, there U another nose-.h.ned and she npp -ant! as anxious as he to ob­ ity. Call in the phrenologist and tho Grenada, at altitudes varying with the KXto°" 10 U,e t””l”<’»UriTt tain it. surgeon, hold a consultation, have a latitude. The name of the discoverer th»t loullty u "The 014 M.n'. Sual In a recent interview with a reporter of deft incision here, remove a strip of of the potato is unknown, but Du Chn- Appendage." the Kalamazoo Telegraph shd-spoke as cranium there, and the lack is no long­ dolle sums up the history of ita discov­ follows:— er existent. When this subject is prop­ ery as follows: "The potato is wild in ‘‘Tills thing has madg lota of noise, but erly studied the ancient joke about tho Chili in a form which is still seen in The "Alexandria Codex,” often re­ we can live through it and be happy," "I rich man who told his son’s tutor, our cultivated plants; it is doubtful ferred to ta Scriptural etudiea, 1. 0M am of legal age, and had a right to get when he complained that the boy had whether ita natural home extends to of tho moat raluabU end Important married If I wanted to. and If It was my manueripuof raored writ known w choice to marry Charley it was no one's ••no capacity," to "buy him one!" will Peru and New Grenada; its cultivation he In existence, Il la written. In Greek lose its point, and the veriest idiot was diffused before the dl^orery of on parchment In itaely formed uncla) may find a capacity purchasable if he America and was introduced in the latter half of the sixteenth century aeoenU, maria wrong. 1 can go home any time I want to oluplraUoo, or apace, between Uh . , , . . . .... r bls. la it into that part of the United States and I am nut afraid of my life. 1 was a(xw known as Virginia and North Car­ witbin baif a mite ot home Saturday, and alone, but I didn’t go borne. Cbariev and marked It required a surgical olina, and the potato waa imported low itU known tn iZv. . J . . . . . I were over home Thursday. bat be didn’t retuse to let me r. ,- tbe folks alone. I ■ by tho English at the time of Raleigh’s ■rere married. voyages to Virginia." Dowagiac Union fair and Great South­ ern exposition will be held In Dowagiac October 3, 4. 5 and 0. " Store. Don’t Assest in ruining your eyesight but, i have your eyes examined and fit­ ted with glasses by. Dr. Q.W. LO RY WANTED! SAW LOGS. CUSTOM SAWING. J. L WILKINS, act. Qood Snots rt Low Pkke That's what everybody is looking for now days, and everybody that comes into my store find just what they want. 1 he times •ire close, and-one dollar does the same work now that two dollars used to do. SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE Soon and you will want some shoes for the children. I have a full line and can suit you. d you ever try a pair of the Baldwin shoes, '■ Ross, Levis & Pifers? They can t be lA«<iriyu '--tten. Always call on me before buying. , • >ots, shoes or anything in that fine. F. Q. STOWELL, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-09-21.pdf ff847463ac4d11ffe305b5d51afe9700 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium m Bar­ r) County. Hastings ! Banner. [ T__S__ !—:—1—t—t~? ' VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 21 HASTINGS. MICH., SEPTEMBER 21, 1893. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK BTIOS.. THE CELEBRATED wxsrijrfrM, m ich. M LUMBER MOI EXAMINE THE WHIFFLE GUIDE, ATTACHMENTS. Also carbfully th. Truss Ro I meat. This wagon is ju;’ what you w apt—the strongest and best in the ■ Also look at my line of Buggies, Carriages, Road Wagons Carts. IRfl VAN VflLKENBURGH I ailing Hardware Dealer L. Barry County? Money Scarce, Boots and Shoes COUNTY NEWS. ^liifoi eommehced last Munday with Miss lived of Richland as teacher—Old fH.’ /v.rlrK'l‘t a’“l r“mily are entertaining wm °:U ,lonM! lu 1,l'nnsyivanla W ill Black has again relumed to.his family near Gull take-Tuesdoy we retH'id a beautiful shower of steady rain adding vety much in preparing the soil for fall seeding to winter wheat, which is highly appreciated by our farming citizens —Many people from here took In the sports at Delton’s matinee on Saturday, report a gwd attendcnce and lots of ball games etc. to I he hearts content of the multitude, who wfte present to enjoy the many varieties of sports and amusements us carried out according to the program of the day—John Shinn and wife are visit­ ing ohl friends around here—Wtn. Harri­ son and fiuuily from Battle Creek yi>ii< d Mrs. H.irrison's parents last week, n Idle here Mr. H. made quite a purchase in the grocer^ lira- claiming hu could make a wiving in doing!-u instead of trading nt the ' reek—Tin- Lacey club retrieved tlicir former reputation on the ninth for theygxinida \iclory over the THckory Coiner club bj-ascore of 11 in favor of Ijicev while the Hickory got but 9 in the g uuc-Itcv. Tompklnson of the • M. P. church dfllv,red. his farewell discourse before going to conf, rance to his audience here Sunday evening. Mito The continued drouth was broken lart week by a tall of Lio inches of rain. Ground-, in fine condition for wheat seed­ ing and fanners are improving It this week—Mrs. Wtxilard has a sister visiting her from Bay City -Mr.and Mrs.T. Keyes, Mr. and Mrs. W, Town and son Earl and Miss Mattle Barber, of Cressy. leave this week for the White City sightseeing for ten days or longer-The writer was called upon tor apaper on the general resorces, kind of crops raised, system of farming, etc., in use in Barry county. , Records, had to I >(• searched, writing had to be done, and he must say be was sur­ prised at the result of the standing of Barry county, lie will name Only two, To-wit: Apples, (teaches, "pears, plumsi raspberries, strawberries and vegetables sold in 1800 to the amount of 951.067. and dairy products of S1S.OOO. Remember these are.only two items of the many money .resourced ot the county. Barry' county will not suffer in comparison with many ot the older counties. The wl|eat crop the same year gave an average of 18.5t> bit. per acre apd will excel! it this year — Wil! Garrett has purchased the Andrus fnrin in the north part of Barry township. Girls look a little out, Will has got to have a housekeeper soon. Bru«h Ridge. Geo. Have n and E. Fields were in Jack­ son last week—F. G. Pierce was lu Char­ lotte last week—C.' Anders was in Has­ tings last week on business—H. Anders was in Delton Friday on business—C. An­ ders and family will start for the world’s fair this week—Jacob bchenrer was in Hastings Monday last on business—John Doonan is painting P. R. Karns' new house—On Sunday afternoon last during the absence of the family, some miscre­ ants broke Into the house of Augustus Wuruls, doing considerable damage, throwing watermellons and cookies, etc., about the rooms, and ransacked the bouse from cellcr to garret. The parties are known. Such miscreants should be given a dose of law—T. Prince and wife visited In Rutland Sunday—E. Barrett. Mrs. t>. Barret and .Mrs. Gasper Robinson, of Del­ ton. were visiting in Rutland_Sunday last -Bertha Barnum. of Kalamazoo, is visi­ ting her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Anders. Frank McArthur, of Lake Odessa, spent Sunday at Hastings and Coals Grove—A. H. Weber Sundayed at Irving—A. J. Bell and Miss Harries were guests of Hastings friends Sunday-Guy M. Johnson, of Mlddieville. called on friends here Satur­ day morning—Misses Electa Furniss and Edith Fleming spent Sunday with Miss Minnie FurnlM at Middleville—Mrs. J. B. Marshall is entertaining friends from Rhode Island—Mrs. T. Soule, of Albion, ONE PRICE U visiting her daughter Mrs. Jas. Fleming SHOE DEALERS. —Mr. and Mrs. Horace Flint. Jr., oft Bat­ tle Creek, are guests of their aunt {Mrs. Walter Webster-Saturday night Ed. Pilbeam was held up and 819.00 and some cents taken from Ids pockets—Among uur people who are at the worlds fair this week are Dr. Young and family, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. S. Mitchel. Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ mond. Mrs. L. S. Putnam and «Uu«tUer Sarah. John McIntosh and Will CrabbMiss Dickens who was so badly banted n short time ago Is gaining slowly. A uff Sed’’ Come and See. WOOLLEY 6- BR2NS0N REMEMBER That our Special Sale of Baby Carriages will last only a few days longer. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Secure pne now if you want it cheap. Please call at my store and examine my stock while in the city during the fair. A. McCOY WHOLE NO. 1997 ARRESTED. . Mr. Freeman who has been visiting Mr. Gleason the past week returned to his home in New York Monday—Samuel Beard Is visiting at, Allegan this week— H. C. Boynton was'at Kalamazoo Friday —C. F. Morreau returned from Grand Rapids Friday—Will Chase is getting bet­ ter—U. C. Boynton’s sister and husband, <|f Montreal. Canada, is vtaltlng him this week—John and Henry .warns started for Die world’s (air Tuesday->Mr. Cornell, who has been visiting at D. Mosher’s re­ turned to hit* home in Battle Creek Mon­ day—Dr. VanHorn Is in Chicago—E. Blshuj* was at Kalamazoo Saturday—Mrs. Barrett and Airs. Dickinson started for the flair Monday—Frank Dickinson and E. Barret returned from the fair MondayAnsel Bush and daughter have returned from the fair—C. Backus was at the county seat Monday—Mrs. Hynes, of Woodland,w visited her sou Q. A. over Sunday—Rev. J. C. Cliaso will fill the Julplt here this year again—Our minister ill soon move Into Lincoln Bush's house dn Grove St.—The races last Saturday were well attended—C. Messer and D. Striker, of Hastings, were on our streets Tuesday. The recent rains are <naking the fields put on a more cheerful appearance—The steam threshers are silent having complet­ ed the threshing season—The bean crop Is partly harvested In a somewhat damaged condition caused by the recent rain—For the last few days the smoke, ha? been so dense that it could be smelt If not felt— Del! Brininstool has been spending a few days In this vicinlt/, but has returned to Battle Creek ou account of his father’s illness— George Nye and wife were at Fine Lake cnSunday—Miss Hattie Case of Ross, Kalamazoo county has been en­ gaged to teach the school in No. 8 for the year. We expect a year of advancement in school work In the above named dis­ trict under her management—George Wanning and wife were suddenly called to Eaton Rapids on account of the danger­ ous Illness of the formers mother. They have returned and report that Mrs. Wann­ ing is much Improved in health. This news will be gladly received by her many friends In this locality—Mta* Myrtle Col­ man has begun her years work as teacher In the Monroe District. Myrtle Is one of our Johnstown girls who has gained an enviable reputation as teacher—Chas Ma­ honey and wife were seen 'on our streets Sunday—Ora Holcomb of Bedford, well known to many Barry county people dur­ ing the long time he lived among us. has yielded to the destroyer. The funeral was held In the Congregational church In Bedford ou the 15th, Elder Fleming speaking words of comforL Mr. Hol­ comb the deceased was of a quiet friendly unassuming nature that made him many friends. His presence among us will be greatly missed by all. An aged wife and a large family of grown’ up children are left to cherish the memory of a kind husband and father—Henry Paul spent Sunday with J. J. Ftah and family at Bedford—Chas Wilder Is erecting a new barn for William Coovllle to take the place of the oue destroyed by fire not 'long since. 1 Mr. Doonon Ims gone north to live with Ilia son Lorenzo—Win. Monroe has moved into Mr. Doonau's house—Howard Mosh­ er and wife and David Morthland and wife Have gone to the the world's fair—Rav. John McLean and family have just been visiting friends in this vicinity—Mr. Mc­ Lean preached to a large congregation at tiir church last Sunday—The buys who were working on the brick yard In­ dulged hr a strike the other day. Such luxuries are rather expensive but any thing b» be in fashion—John ami Will Ryan Mure returned from the great fair, report a good time while there—The Sabbath school I ieuic in the grove last Friday was an en­ joyable affair and the exercises were In accordance with the occasion. Rutland. G. W. Dole, formerly of Rullaud, but now of Mancelona was the guest of C. M. Robinson and other old friends and neigh­ bors last Friday—Orson Eldred, of Clarks­ ville, visited his parents last week—Churiey-Swin. of Hustings, was the guest of George Ransom last Saturday night—S. reck ley and son John were on High street Monday. Miss Verla Culler, of Pontiac, is visit­ ing her parents near the village—The In­ fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas, smclker died Friday night of congestion Of the brain—There was a large attend­ ance of ministers and delegates at the U. R. conference held in this pin last week tThe new V. IL minister is H. 11. Halsey Bishop Hecker gave a lecture on Orlen* I customs Monday evening—The north Hid south shies of Main St. played base oil again Monday p. m.—Geo. Kelley on(ertainvd his parents of Saranac first of the week—A i-rge congregation listened to Bishop Becker at the Cong’l church Sunday evening. Subject; The Crucifixion Rev. Brotbertbn has his new barn near­ ly completed. jx-'ffan field. ! Rev. Van Wlukel will stay with us nnbthtr year—Frank Doty went last week io see the world’s fair and his wife meets him there this- week -Peter Fisher went lost Saturday to Cleveland to see Ids brother Newton, who i>-very low and not expected to live->Waniel Stiles seeing rorae dogs killing, his sheep Inst week started, un a run to drive them away and getting over a fence he tell and now ho Is nursing a baclly sprained ankle—Rolley fowera is having the foundation of his house made and last week drew the lum­ ber on the ground and Is about ready for tFie erecthiti—I’at M'e with his wife was able to walk and visit at I~ C. Edmunds’ |ast week Thursday and return the same the farthest he has wdked for one year— Rev. Palqatler and wife, of Paris, were the guests of L. C. Edmunds last week Thursday noon—I’at Leo has bought a house and lot in Bedford—Mrs. Dunn Is on her way back from the west and will meet her son Frank Doty at the world’s fair aud return home with him and live In her house this winter in Bantleid—John McKinzie entertained his b^rttn’r Aleck Inst Saturday and Sunday-j/fbe talk now days is of raising 510.000 and the right of jway for a rail road—Wm. Loker. ot Kal­ amazoo. was visiting at U C. Edmunds laat r----- ----- ... ------------------Vl<r}. Friday—The Epworth league was . Interesting' lust Sunday night and very largely attended. Harry and Hayes Ellsworth of near Shelbyville were with friends and relalives at this place last Sunday—Charlie Crookstown was taken with typhoid fever while in Chicago Inst week. Ho was brought home on Wednesday of last week and at this writing Is very sick—Mrs. Ezra A. Wilson is very sick with typhoid fever—Elmer LanFear is worse again, he having had a relapse last Sunday—The dance at Archie Beard’s last W ednesday night went off very pleasantly and all re­ port a good timi—There will be a dance In the Duffy boys new barn on Friday night Oct. 6th. the dale imving been changed on account of the cffUnty fair— The much looked for rain came last Tues­ day night thus breaking the drouth of over two weeks duration—George Will­ iams has moved Into this town again this time he occupies the house on Mr. I^sila's f4rm jn the north part of this town— School commenced in the Count district last Monday monting with Miss Minnie Norris at its head. Well it rained a little to-day. We need more. Farmers are feeding their stock their pastures are so dryANetlie Gaut, who is teaching school in the Martin 'school, house, took a. trip to Lake Odessa, her home.. Friday evening a< distance of fifteen miles on a bicycle In onb hour and thirty minutes—Mr. and Mrs.. John Wlnney are visiting friends in Grand Rapids this week ami state fair—Mrs. Simcox retumed to her home-at Jlinneapolls Kan­ sas last week Mrs. Nash accompanying her as far as Kalamazoo—Marion Spencer retnmed to her home in FloWervllle last Monday—Orsa Haskins visited Samuac friends last week—Clyde Purden who had two severe chills a few weeks ago does not get any better. Doctors think his stomach is afflicted with a tumor—But few are sowing wheat un account uf the i dry wenther—J. Speneer and wife spent la»t week in Grand Rapids—Etnuia Gris­ wold returned home from Grand Rapids where she Iras l»eeii at work. i Farmers are very busy fitting ground for. and drilling in wheat—Nelson W’llllaon visited bls sister in Charlotte last Wednerday mid Thursday—We welcome the long looked for rain at last—Mr. Mar­ shall Bellinger, wife and daughter and .Glenn Dewie are in Chicago tills week at­ tending the fair—Dr. C. Willison wa* in iRlehland two days last week—Y. P. 8. C. business meeting at the school bouse next {Friday st 7::t0,j>. m. I Edith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. t England lias typhoid fever— Mose Warner .died Saturday night. The funeral occur­ red at the Dunkard church Monday—John Warm r of Hastings Is at home for a few davs culled by the death of his fnther-rA little more rain would be acceptable-wOttu Gripe is ut his old stand setting type In Hubert lt.ll.nd wan tn K.l»m.wo the News office agaln-*/fhe real work of —Au.rotu. .nd Horace bunok Merled for graveling our streets has-commenced in Cl.lck.. Mondv-E. J. Amlerrou. ■>' dead earnrstviorilars entered B. S. rl.lt.iell. «»» In ‘he ,HI»pr Holly’s store SaL nlglit. Mr. Holly had bls saf • locked but bad a card banging on Um door knob giving the combination. The visitors opened the safe according to dlrvcikm but found no money as Mr. H bulidlnit . new tarn for Frank U.own. Holley had deposited his money in the bank. Mr. Holly has missed noth­ Bedford. ing from hl* store a* yet The burglars The funeral of Mr. Halcomk who** i went to the depot, broke luto It, opened death occurred We<lne#dajr morning, wasi the cash draw but with no better success held nt the Congregational c^’rc,1' than at Holly’s* They then chartered the Friday afternoon at half pas, 3 *\Joc , । hand car belonging io the section hands rL s. J. Flemming officiating-An। and disappeared. The hand car has since Mteitalnment will be given by A. Lincoln Kirk * at the Congregational ®n । been found at Hustings—The east and Tliiday evening bepL 2Jliu I^rt »f ’he. weal side* of our village will play ball on Tuesday. The west side Issued a , etelleuge in the News last week which . has been promptly aeerptexi and an loi teesstlng game Jh® - above game was played on Tuesday after­ ,^r,"K&r.ta . and refilled In a score of 26 to 11 In .-“tarMre. F. AHTOtrook. ta. re­ say anything about the game. turned to bar home. Mr. .nd Mr., C. B. Tl.uril.rn rrwrn.d from Chlenro M.md.y-Mi.. l>;r» Tl»m>|ro<> .nd d.uihtrr ««<!<. o' rolled ..n friends her. lul bu"d«>—g Hewitt, of B»rkrr Creek. m«de Id. f.lber Start vUII lul -eek-J- »■ »”?• p’.lnwell. nr In the vlllw Henry Count, of Orangeville Arrested for Counterfeiting Some time ago Alanzo Gregg was ar­ rested In Battle Creek on the charge of passing counterfeit money, and later on quite an amount of bad coin was found. Previous to bis arrest he was In company with another man. whose Identity could not be established and who escaped be­ fore being pulled. . Ijiter It was learned that Gregg work­ ed for Henry Count, Friday Sheriff MeKevitt received on inquiry from Battle Creek officials as to where Count resided, but would say nothing as to why they were anxious to learn IL and wanted noth­ ing said about It. The outcome was that Count was arrested Friday by Ex-Sheriff Prentiss and Under Sheriff King, of Battle Creek. Gregg passed some of bis bud coin In this city, but the parties receiving It made no complaint and it was allowed to drop. It is also said that he received heavy express packages that possibly con­ tained the metal for carrying on the busi­ ness. Gregg is counted as the leading spirit and there are many who believe that Count knew nothing about it, and was the dupe of Gregg. Count Is a hard working farmer and his knowledge of the > world certainly would not fit him for a first class counterfeiter. Be is out on bail. When Count was in Battle Creek he was registered as B. Dennison, but claims that Gregg wrote his name on the hotel register. When asked why he left that city so sudden!}' lie said that certain friends told him that he would be arrested if he did not leave. Count says Gregg confided to him that he was a detective looking up. pensioners who were drawing too large pensions. He claims that Gregg went to onrfarmer living in Barry county who Is drawing a big<»eDsion and frightened the poor fellow Into giving him a tine colt if he would not report him at Washington. The colt is the same one that was left at the Watkins house baru the night that Count IcfL Count had an attorney in this city telegraph to Battle Creek for the horse saying that Gregg owed him a board bill, if reports are true Count was roped In for quite an amount a few years ngreby ordering “green goods” from New York. THE COURT HOUSE. h we have remarked before the people ul Lurry county have reason to be proud oi their new court house, which is a model In many respects for one of its expense. The new jail is all right, what there is of IL but it tfas constructed on too n:udj\of a condensed plan. But considering wliat we have bad in the past, and the two elegant buildings we have now, all cer­ tainly should feel thankfuL' The building conunittce has been very faithful and conscientious In their work, striving In every way to cut down on the expense of building, the only fault that can be found with them being that they have followed this to extreme, saving the expenditure of a few dollars that would have added great­ ly to the appearance of the building, in one or two cases. Below we give an itemized account of the costa of the two buildings. Corn is about all cut in this place--Mra. Dr. VanHorn mid son Orllv, also Mrs. Samuel “Hlchmnn left for Chlcai^i' last Tuesday Instead of Inst Monday to make a few days visit. Orlie will resume his journey to California—Mr. and Mrs. Ormsbc. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Herrington, Mr. and Mrs. J. Webster, Mrs. A. Warren attended the birthday anniversary of Mrs. C. W. Warren of Gun Lake last Friday returning to their home on Saturday—Dr. VanHorn went to Chicago last Saturday expecting to return In a few davf*—Don’t forget the fair next week. It blds fair to be the best held In Hastings for some time—Mr. and Mrs. I* J. Finch* were in Grand Rapids last Tuesday—Mrs. R. Bry­ ant visited triends hi Rutland last Satur­ day mid Sunday—Quite a number of children are absent from school on account of whooping congh—M. Smith and family visited It. Stanton In Assyria last Sunday —Mr. and Mrs. D. It. McOmber of Has­ tings were the guests of A. E. Durfee and wife last Sunday—Julia McGrath of Grand Rapids arrived here lost Saturday to remain about two weeks to visit rela­ tives mid friends—Mrs. Wm. Warning h expected home Wednesday from Hart foul where she bus been visiting relatives fur the p vst three weeks— Dr. VanHorn nod company returned from Chicago un Wed­ nesday. Ypsilanti romance. Benjamin Benson wanted a wife. Friend Markham bad a sister in Chicago. Friend arranged the marriage, but prospective bride had no mouev: would her nrotber advance S*J? Markham did an. Then he says Benson went back on the marriage. COURT IlOCSK. Paid to Nichols Bros, contract $33.03*4.7 Isaac D. Sinead It Co, beating, to be paid 860000,....,,‘... •2,400 Globe Light R Heat Co., gin machine and piping. . ...t .. G3L75 3.00J Conant tiros., furniture Vmut fixtures. Fenton Met Fur. Co... 3,127 Burtfock & Dowling, decorating A, E. French,architects tees Superlntetident's fees;............................ Hillings & Drew, gas tlx:ores Digging tor gas machine...! White washing vauUs 4S.217.4O Carpets..................... ............... ................... 35A88 Totali 47,17348 •$-itnj» of heating contract field as guarantee food. Contrant... Gm Piping Gm fixUxre».„......................................... Extra oo wall,. Coplug oo step*: Extra on touD4»tlou wall...... Tout J........................................................ tojaojs To be paidoa original contract........ Taxpayers and all should take In the county fair next week and visit the new county buildings. ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN ROBBED. A. H. B. Ellis, an old soldier living on Jefferson street claims to have been rob­ bed of 330 In Klock’s saloon on Canal street last wighK^ The saloon is equipped with stalls where men and women consort. Ellis and-a young woman named Anna Boardman, alias Rice, went into the saloon for atoms beer. They grew a little affectionate and while sitting on bls lap. Ellis says the woman put her hand in his pocket and took out bis pocketbook con­ taining 350 In paper money. He did not miss it till after tiiey had parted company. He re port is1 the matter to the police and the Hire wtnuui was arrested by the de­ tectives with her husband in a block on head quarter*, and the woman while ad­ mitting that she was with Kills In the saloon, denied that <di« took the money. She will be held and to-day their room will lie searched. The police matron, Mrs. Tucker. wr» called upon to search her hut could find nothing. A woman known to the police as ‘•Big Lou” Is im­ plicated. Ellis admitted letting "Big Lon” have $6.50 as a loan, but says she did not get the walleL—Grand Rapids Democrat Martin I^eudner. bound for Germany, In memory of little Francis Beach, who had to sleep on a chair when he crossed from Mlllwaukee to Ludington, and some died SepL 5tb, 1893. aged 8 months. one stole all his money. In Ludington Hutel-kee|M*r Peters loaned him some for a dispatch to Germany and boused the Loud­ Far o'er the storm clouds, fait i »'UI mm ner family for two weeks. Money came. brtaht Yestenluy Loudner took the train for the Italng. easL but was arrested at the next station. Peters alleges that the ungrateful man nover gave him back a cent, not even pay­ ing his hotel bill. Milan; away. George A. Shaw, a New York �TOOK HER FATHER'S SEAT. Hastings Banner. Thursday, Sept, ax. >893 Character As Head in the Pedal COOK BKQ8., Proprietor** Mui Peculiarity* M*y Be I>e<ecte«l Hood^CuYes Matter VasacU Purcell U ths mult of a fall. **r.r* inflaauraflou appeared In my boy's eyta. Wo had to Aim fa* * I>nrk Room, and wo feared bo would lose bls sight entirely. Hood’s Sarsaparills worked like a charm. Y.TilIo taking I Worth Know lue. lu the form of tho foot the sexes dif­ fer as much or even more than in that of the hand. A Woman’s foot is usual­ ly narrower In proportion than that of a man’s, while he will 'bo considerably atronger in tho ankle and Inoru power­ ful in tho formation of the toes, espe­ cially of the ball of the great toe. When a woman owns a strong, flrm, 'wide foot many of *us experience no .sensation of surprise at finding her "strong-minded:." when a man trips ^longona delicate little foot people instinctively believe him to be lacking in power and often pyt him down as IfJnsteadofthecramping imprisonment of boots and shoes the Joot from’infancy were allowed a free and natural development it is likely that under such conditions it could beartho light. Ilo was s > i complcieiy ing other functions besides those of cured. 1 cheerfully recommend locomotion and sustaining the weight Hood’s Sarsaoarilla .°“rof the 1,0417 It WWl SOW yvu __ _________________ __ ______ do you If yoB have a oough. cold, or A C»Utor«ila Gtrl Who Drove Btaga Orel any tn -Mo with throat, chest or loaga. Dr. Km.; * New Dlacbvrjy fwconsumplioM, a Daaavroas Mountain Koutr. Biftte county’s mout popular dough- cough- iki colds la guaranteed to give reter to-day ia Annie Morrison, who«>c fa­ h.-f. or n.-ney will bn paid back. Buffcrther, Henry Morrison, is one of the i-r* rn-w u grippe foaari It just Hie thing most famous characters on the corniL ..nd ui*< r It* use bad a speedy and. perfect Try a sample bottle at our exijaj-8 tho San Francisco Chronicle. n-covv “Hon” Morrison has driven the coach jh-ii.w .ibd learn tor yuurveif Just how good <• ihtec Hi*. Trial bottles frew at W. H. from Cherokee Flat down Morris ra­ GisaSy-sr’s dreg store. Large size 50c. vine to Oroville tor Io! these many years. He is a typical old-time stage­ and Si do. driver, hale, bluff, hearty and gooti S. JI. Clitfard, New CssseL Wla, was nntured, who could not live anywhere else but in the region in which he has troubled with neinalgia and ikeuuiatiMii, spent the better portion of his life, tho his stumarb waa disordered, his liver Was mountain region of northern Califor­ affected to an alarming degroe. appetite nia To him Tin Cup ravine. Sherman toll away, ami I*1 was terribly - reduced In Three buttles uf ravine and all tho dozens of defiles in riesli and streugtli. the mountains are us familiar as Lot- i Electric Hitters cured him. death-beli,-" startling the community ta’s fountain is to tho statues of Keur { l-M ward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III., had into a hush, broken for a few m|nutcs noy street Fry years it has been his ' a running aoreon bls teg of eight year.*' landing. Used three Ixdtles uf Electric' only by the low. wHispt'red query: Npecial mission in life to bring down Bitters ami seven twiyes of Bucklen's “Why. who can that be?" Tiicn. us the tolling went on. the count was tho gold from the mountain recesses Arnica Salve, and h|s leg is sound and I to Oroville. Few men could safely Aril. John Speaker, Catawba,* ()., had kept carefully to solve the mystery. । drive a coach over that road, but Hen i'hve large fever aorea.oM his leg, doctor* The tolling began usually vert, soon after the breath hod left thojuudy. j Morrison had l»ccn there so long that 1 ';-.i<l he was Incurable. One bottle Electric and before the news had spread • it had never occurred to anyone that ; tilth rt> iiixl one Inix Bucklrn’s Antics 1 Salvo cured him entirely. Sold by W. H. through other channels. If al very j ho might meet with, on accident or be aged person the count would reejuire a called away. Sp o short time nga | Goodyear, the druggist ■ when he was thrown from his coach considerable time, while allstrulLs. would sit considerable white an wovm very and time, listen tormrancou, the A •' “‘h™ r~ - »« <“very still drum.Ho mxn. w-lh l'"‘1 br“k-”' The beat salve In the world tor cuts, thi» ol.le.mtom „t tolling the (me of: >WI,o co brulsw, iwires, ulcers, salt rheum, fever the doml i» told bj'Stlto Mulook In her hi* ,1“; sores, letter, chappod hands, chilblains, ' J ’■ ive I adv" It is Erhoro ' Thc raunv deeds of vnlur and kindness corns, and all »klu eruptions, and positive­ rector h«» Ld i other i °f 01,1 ""!g"‘lri”r I hl’ bu.‘; ly eurvs piles or no pay required. It Is novel, “A Bravo Lady, i, and is on tho phywcal exertion and the Hid gmirnntivd to give perfect satisfaction, <.t , IICS. Uy puyoiM*. - ----------------the shallow i—'— -’ ~ “ _ 0 _ 1i ot hl* ‘ rc.dr (fun. whrv recalled. ’There rhere ro(in money refunded. ’ritsu 25_______ cents per Ixii '..I Y” — ™. I________ money his own, ... 11 G,MK| Dim dnimrifct. po.u. of ...than .-A, ■!» ««« ,11(1 not to be anrone 1-.uereed r !,, , w‘ H h, point hto wi no way toexposure, arerl theand dlNfntoalum to him,mil 1>at ,hc ltaRr wenl ' “ — — -------oat ,|ie „„t ■ I >, But the stage wont out the next . Bottle on her huahand and children. . IU()rninff ,1Ujl (llo .am,.. When the.! Travrrw Clly'a oM^at lahabltantUdead. When when the Boleinn imnnd ol tho il. ath- h hnJ 1(?cn• h|Ic|K,( ,„d all the.* tlw J ’•*> x" ke “ai|-«K and lit I bell |Wal. over the little v|l!.W-■ mtaor detail, had been attended to '‘”,r . nw“ W«b-'U • >e Braathleulythoeount 1. kept aid the. M1- Aunic Moirlwn. the charming . ""m’o? the bell gov. on tolling until there 11 only , a bt„ o, th.. ,m;„rtunnu- drie r. I ““ g^^°,7m. Xu ju TOLLING A DEATH IN MAINE. TOW BY THE FEET. A Cariout Cuito tn Maintained In T IteCioaa or the Ptao Troa 81*1 the The traveler through some < more remote rural regions of of occasionally hears what most 1 ! three score and ten remember 1 , miliar sound in their young dsj tolling of a church bell on the death of a denizen of the neighborhood, the strokes numbering the years of the person’s life. There is something pe­ culiarly solemn about the use of the bell, so long neglected in the 1 more populous communities, and to a ivriter for the Lewiston Journal no funeral servic^ever brought the fact of death ! home with the same pathos as listen-1 ing to the unexpected sound of “the I W. I— DOUCLAS »3 SHOE MdVWrp. tepwW Wte> I. md 1™ , •wt in th. world. VM0 <Uo •3.90 •150 •2.29 •2.00 FOR JI‘200 nuta 12.00 ♦ I.7SfOR I0YI, ♦1.7s tab.* If you want a line DRESS SHOE, ou-le la th htett atetet, Wt pay W to$8, t? ny $3, ALSO,$4.00cr $5 Shoa They fit equal to cuitom male aadMcaai wuaraawtll. Ifyou w'ahtoecc.v.:i;:alnyMrfj«U«»l do M by purchailng W. L Dwghi Sh-1. Xma aM pries atampod on the bettum, kc < hr it»i ea )H toy, WU* DOpOLAfi, Brockton, Maia. S=Mby WOOLLEY & BRONSON. Do you Know? That more ills result from an Unhealthy Liver than any othef cause-Indigestkin, Const!pation. Headache. Biliousness, knd Malaria usually attend it Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator is a vegetable specific for Liver Disorders and their accompany­ ing evils. It cures thousands why not l>e one of them ? Take Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator. Your Druggist will supply you. Certaln,ylt Is«tho J. that some for all dlieMes arising from Imnure blood. * Boston• Herald, • ... < unlucky J Kes. J. B. Pubcell, buB south St.. PiquxOz | mortals born without arms have man­ ----- ---------------- , aged to use a knife, fork, spoon, pen. . Hood'S Pills Cur© all UTcr IUa* 25fc** j paint brush and even a violin bow.. j That the right foot is, like tjie right[ • i the best is i hand, ordinarily more mobile and at. ' the same time stronger than the left ( j ihight be uttrjbuted to the mare Ire­1 White Lead is best; properly applied ; qbent exertion on tills side were it not it will not scale, chip, chalk, or rub , that the peculiarity is said to extend / ** Ike Kiugari Falls Hoott." off; it firmly adheres to the wood and । itself even to the-constitution, and the, ago will co upart with -It. strokp-tbo , „ifl, crn,.|„m her whip, and drort- ; ,,ad George WMblngton. I * forms a permanent base for repainting. - left extremities arc asserted to be wealthy old dean who has told the. rec- । BWU.. SUltona. Throughout her father’s illness Adam VsnDuwn. a Lowell farmer, lie­ Paints which peel or scale have to be 1 more liable to disease than the right. tor's wife he Itus made her his lidir. A j dear friend lost, a fortune gained-tbe ( ahe diwe tbe Wage.and did it a. well j 'l»"-'l,ed » W bible to e.eh of hl. many urnuau. removed by scraping or burning before satisfactory Hsarwes........ satisfactory repainting repainting can can be be done. done. ,, The most difficult movements in stage mean, beouglit to handle make good i 0M |>n cr< _ r Jw |l,.r Indepr-od' Kr, "‘l When buying it* is important to obtain dancing are usually executed upon the Stationright foot, and it is ‘generally consid­ bee hu.band-B wroogBlolng-tllui U ; enet) ,,„nn,aude-l alien- : fOT ered that unless double practice be nc- what the death-bell toll* ,hcr. Iloaruig tion and forced reept-ct- Mil. MorrieQO,. wnai ■■ me.miliar ucaiu-uc.. ------ „ , HO11 isonl nuu y 1M<VW „ HarnNO*.. ............ ab ■ corded to the left leg an ungraceful 'the old familiar Bound wuml pealing pooling wdemnsolemn- Mn >on isonlv about ,,ut twenty tm.ntv year, jeon, old, old, and und PltCher* CaStOHa. C. IL I OSBOK preference for thq right will be shown . ly over a Maine Atf*nt. Hiiiiip. "l day . lady. She the trip with her F .g a fin ml had andmade well-educated young! • fCi' I—I— 1hamlet ------ **-- the otlihr O. •¥ Iti COLE* O. by the dancers in their public per- brought this scene to mind md innance. I father many a time und had sometimes ’ ■ iuOnef 8 CclStOriQa properly made. Time haS proven that formanceproperly made. Time haS proven tha ; Many people tread more firmlywith ' ___________________ ' til lUrt the hbrscs. should she ■white lead made by the “ ** Old Dutch ” ' the - right than with the left toot. ।i driven uot do so during tho Why convalescence of j *. » J ........ ............ .................. *' BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN INDIA. process of slow corrosion . -------1 not so at With her to think was to » IlCnCr S CfiStOFid* ccrros:on possesses possesse_ ucr «io r.ilrci? There seems to be a greater capacity qualities that cannot -trills *1.-. iw. be nh»obtained a;n<><1 hw by pubtie auction t.» the hlitbv Combination of Good Point* Often Found - jjer father? any other of ... manufacture. This ---for |propelling the body with the right nearly u mouth slip ma nip- , The Red Jacket or perpendicular shaft the .iKb dav <d Hept, n in the Far East. • ' act, and• for 4 method W m., ...w ---process consumes *»«♦»•• »—. , uf the Calumet A Hecla has still 2,200 nt oce oktoek, in ib. atuttx It is said that many of the women of Qiatcd the*Unea " consumes four four to to sisix — months foot From this thehA^.mnn horsemanstrinus springs premirM herein dcsrrW' feet further to go. and with progress of ship ot Irvlnx. tn the ennuty of hurry, ' **■that with withhis hisleft leftfoot foot in? in-the the stirrup, stirrup, and and India a'tje beautiful, especially in!Cash-___________________ time, and‘ produces the *>rands bn have given White Lead Tts character unicss left-handed no boy in his play loo ft. jht month will probably not becommir, but that It is hard to get q sight. USED A CURLING IRON, • pleted to Its expected depth of 5,000 feet as the standard paint. I hops naturally on his left foot. To the of them und almost impossible ;to <»bday <-f AufiiH. A. 1* . ' y i1- reuunfor two years. ; attentive eye none of tho ordinary tain a picture of one of them. Either court ul -Harry wtiuiy, M >: s'l ->( :be Mtalr, rlcbt, tit!." and u :•••••*( >'. ti - -aitl dra Suff.Tln|; Woman. I Graham factory. Plainwell, closed for erased of. th and Vrtiir real r.tei.- «!tuatr ud gestures or movements betray pccul- , they or their hubbands appear t<> look iarities of individual character more with routed distrust ou the phdtogra- ! .. .... —.. „ , brlnr >u the eoutity of Ban?, ui liw »Ute <<! the past four years, will soon ro-open. Miciiiitan. to an *ad Li-'nbrti -u ioUov*. I plainly than the gait—the sailor's roll­ plier. and even when their photographs dies went to the St. Lawrence for a t in Grated Rapids mouths are soar. Hardly* ' ing. the soldiers' stiff, tho country­ are taken they rarnlj^give pem ission dav*' days’ stav. stay. One night recently recently two a barrt-l uf granulated sugardn the town. man’s jolting gait arc immediately for copies to be sold. In a typicu I Hin­ gentlemen relatives hied tbemsclvoft nuartiT of '■■■ lour (<) north nuw The association J recognized. Slow steps, whether long du beauty the skin is just ilarkylDough sway to the river to atay over Satur. „v Davison Cemetery -----ZIL”" . has .. or short, suggest a guntie or reflective to give a rich, soft appearance o the day and Sunday. Saturday afternoon I filed artidea of association with the clerk Hated. Auttu! ■> ’.I standard brands of strictly pure sort of mind, as the case may be. complexion, the feature-* are re pilar, the gentlemen went fishing, and their of Geneseo county. Lead made by the "Old Dutch" pro­ while,- on the contrary, quick step* tlie eyes mild und filnek and sha< e«l by sncccsM was abundant, for they corBlotches,' pimples nod life patches. MORTG AGE seem to speak of agitation und energy. long silken lashes: the hands an 1 feet ried back to the little cottage durena cess. You.get the best io-buying them. <1. M 1). right quick dispatches. Default hattlig lw» 1. made i:> !l You can produce any desired color °f iff Reflection is revealed in frequent are small and elegantly forme I. the of excellent fish. In the morning the Drive* away incipient tutndn. tinting these brands ofAvhite lead -v,..u. pause® and walking to and fro, back-. MU'.'mlry. dsted break fa-1 was made very inviting by j Clears the blood from poisonous humors: National Lead Co.’s Pure White Lead ward and forward; the direction of the demeanor is modest, the ninnnei i genr ><<<-d In tte <1Allingone, who ’ t-r you be. the serving up of a tine me» of the flUi tlc.thc voice low and tweet. Such 1 com­ f- rtl* t onal? ol flee of tuc Urgisli-f Tinting Colors. ‘ steps, wavering and following every bination of good points may not often caught the night-belbre. , Try the worth of G. M. I).— <-• tbrLib da) .4 Barn amt M»t-x-t M For**le by the mo*t reliable dealer* Io Paint* is — the great Golden Medical ,Dlscov-- May. A. 1» . IH-.U. lb Li changing impulse of-the mind, inevita­ be met with, but when it is wh< slutll According to the Utica Herald, one • which ------ -- ------- — everywhere. If you are going to paint, it will pay you to bly betrays uncertainty, hesitation say what havoc is wrought nmoi g the of the young 1..1K-. In tho party bad . ery nJ llr. rh.m--w..nd«ful tonic and ‘UIU ot •end to u» for ■ book containing information the ndsfortune. while eating her bn ak- “"“J l!“ril1"; T" if ’ three hundred c<uiM> -iand indecision. The proud step is slow i cent*. hearts of male beholders? The e are « « .* . . - ... tr. standjtrd consumption, bron- and an attorn*1' ’•* ire ot iw-:' and measured, the toes are conspicu­ , ’ ,remedy >„ for , good looking women occasi mnlly tut, to get a small ish Imne In bey , VMe*t tor In tll«l tnorUnse. ously turned out, the leg is straight­ ... middle * ------Hindus Swell i reed I hrs al law hsvii-g teen In throat. It did not strangle her, but teed. to .benefit - or cure. If .taken . ... among the class In time. ened. In'vanity the toes arc rather more as among I he uppt’r ten, un< ••ven gave her considerable discomfort, and .■ ur money refunded. gracefully turned, the stride a little Chicago Branch, among the low castes the fncrS are every effort to dislodge it failed. Fears | . . a - *un»te tn shdrterand there is often an affeejpA womanytamrd Mrs. Thomas Ander- eoutaliii-d lu inert s SUte and Fifteenth Streets. sometimes very pleasing. Mi ny a were entertained that unless the boon ; • d. i.-pre i»-hereby ■ tion of modesty. Tiptoe walking sym­ <by vf S-rdenHindu woman who has perhaps little was taken out it would cause inflam­ 1 son is under arrest at West Bay City on ven that on tteturday th- •3rd ' I sosplrlslnn of having set fire to her ‘ bolizes surprise, curiosity, discretion r. A. 1< ' ' pretention to beauty of face has mver- mation. and so the sufferer was taken ' near Welch’s saw tniH- Wednesday I stiattseil nt |H>! lie ..ur: ;«n. :•• 'b* biatwrt . -. .-'.-nmtrn- or mystery. Obstinate people who. in theless the step and carriage of prin­ in u rowboat and a visit made to n •b ,-r <>! lift Court bidder, al the m>rtb Jrui-i noon. li?'.nh«’L?i,l j RF &r^TumonL rely more on muscularity llud Nir-r tbe House, intkrclt’ uf Hastiu neighboring island In search of assist- . CJt1? for Mich puiiliun* at t1*e Urnim —.... K*n.d* Hua■»- j^an on intellectual power, rest their cess; and if one is not too fastidious Chas. G. Bell. i»u inmate of tho Ionia Stere when- Uie Clrvtut < . ".’.hf.WffiVinfliCoUrir, bhorihjnd. and Nona*! School. about perfection of eyes and n ouths ance. The bone could be seen just txiiden. the pretnlM’ For CaUloraei addm* A. «#• Pariah, Propr.'"feet flat and firm on the ground and and noses her figure, as she walfcs. back of Uie tonsils, but hoxv to get at correction, writes a lung lette: niortgage or tot or! • ■ stand with the legs firmly planted and id nwrtpr*. down the street with her load tn ner' it was the question. In the search tor ' l’r«l*i”iC Warden Parseli. He saj’s under sary to pay Uh* atnotmt dm with H |M-rc« iit tr-t• r«4l-. :■ . fur apart. Turned-in toes aro often r tocMi-cir head, is truly a beautiful object Jew­ .Id a drnti.1 WM found, but he had no ' J’""'1' • «ll»lnUli.<tan U» In.llfnUon I... gether wtUi an atu»nw> ■ found with unoccupied, absent-minded ! a t irto:«*» dollars covi-nai.> <! for U elry Is often worn to excess -in India, taatn.no.-nt, with which to perform the r.» all that persons. The toes pointed and dragged iti.nw.1, ... Li-i word "The high-toned and nlmble- being described In s-iid ' as among other orientals, and the hor­ operation. At length, as a.trial, a visit • fnr<rr H ptec«| |nfhe same eateon the ground with slow, meas­ rid nose ring if sometimes so large that was made to a rather pretentious cot- I <ory ani, .. lhe low-down. Ignorant ured step give a pompous appearance. Harrv aid Hale M • bri 1 Ml it has to be fastened back to the car tage on one of the islands where some s|Dner •• dewritNMi a* follow* i««'» , , . ., Perplexity occasions irregular steps by a delicate chain to keep it from wealthy people were staying, and ‘ . The north rg»t quarrrr ' » . ~ and abrupt movements. The prudent west quarter " n “ 1 ;1,‘. _rt.„ Tboetnl-meeting of the North Central , though they searched they could find 1 BRAIN TREAT interfering with the mouth. {S3) town one [11 oortbo! r.ivsewntii . »rrtwalk is measured and regular, entirely ' nothing among their household uten- Congregational SMsoclation will be held Mid county o' Item xt„H»>ew free from hurry, agitation or precipi­ lu Cadillac Sept 1.0—21. He Had Became Resigned. Mark M<« amif'- MortMp* alls that could be used for the purpose tation. The miser's walk is represent- ' , c»u-;ns 13«nwty, sa.-i-ry. Fhii.ii-T.COLOKotl-. , ... A guest in a mountain hotel, who of fishing for tho bone. Mrs. Bruce Watson of Cedar Springs Att.'rne) tor MonpMBCOi l A^e, Bwruiac**, Lou ol ed as stooping, noiseless, with short, had been studying the view foi! some Dated, June 'Mii. 1W "Why wouldn’t a curling iron do?" rays, “Whenever 1 am real tired and nervous, anxious steps. In joy the walk ■ time with a map, a compass and a field suddenly asked one of the young HHBRJFF’S SAl.r! month'* treatmact, fl, is lively, for lightness, grace, supple­ glass, was unable to identify ond large ladies, with a flush of inspiration in nervous I take seven drops of “Wheeler** Notice It herrbx given n.:.! ''1L‘'Xrt2 order for* b-new, with ness characterize a happy mind, alI Heart and Nerve Cure and 1 always obpeak in the distance and asked the her eye*. Itnprfttad H nit uured. i •rt.LS though the walk here is often modiiln Instant relief. Sold by W. 11. Good' landlord what it was. The answer "Why not. Indeed’.'".was in the mind ilztat, • guj. jn harmony with the cause of the was: "I never take sides in these mat­ of everybody. And then the wonder 3rc*r j joy. the joy of gratified ambition, for UUABANTRXS LmclO culj by lies, lauds and tenements of a-la» «-rw» ters. When 1 came here I knew, or The Bus* Machine Works Oo^ with1 ?owwand°CbK E W. 11. Quudjn.!. .-.I.r .U. hi. fi.-tiriKS. : example, betraying itself by adiffercnt thought I knew, every mountain in was why this hud not been thought of before. ' outward semblance than the joy of a I plants In Grand Rapids and Benton Har­ sight; but my guewte never would' __ A curling iron was procared, and bor, has executed a trust mortgage to se­ j happy love Disappointment walk? • agree vith me, and would always get , though ' J* a little5 nervousness was exhib­ cure creditors. An attachment has been ' heavily with slow and Irregular steps angry If I went to the support of some iited ted on e pai on th the part of the operator—the levied on the Benton Harbor plant. The the cimntv ■'( Barry and M.-I-mi t -»“• ! SEALING WITH SPEARS. m.n «how obOTUIon. w^'i with “ ’• brother—he soon succeeded liabilities are estimated at &40.000: assets To wit: The »t*t one Indi t "JLo-j ] mine, .o ottatojnn I han left them ln the tK)„ b.twren lha £45.000 About 130 men are thrown out Jtalf (H)ul Uie north ei»t <ui»rt,ri i —mortB Cwentj-tRree «tJ) of town I'Ut'i»J ’'JJ? t ? °U’v B5lonR 0< the ln»tmmenl .nd drawing It out ‘ Indian* Still Cm the Anclant Waapon ! “5tat»:n i^--rO--n ,.°Ut *£ I ^Tben everybody laughed and'alw™ of employment there. of range nine (») west wnia'rt rt> laud more or In-acrotCim:! Muskegon is rapidly recovering from ver, all of which I tball rir■»<• L r.” ’.«<«<r 1 Unlike the white men, the Neah Bay i _ the recent panic. Nearly all the mills are public auction or vendoe to ’b. mxn™* m [ (Wash.) Indians take most of their J south for that" "There you a you “• running again, shipments of lumber by at the north front door of Jbe < • ; seals with the spear, says the Seattle } see. Now. yon really must all RAID OF THE FLEAS. J»e ot ll.Olnr. I» ..W . .."..p ‘ rail and water are Increasing daily. I Telegraph. Long practice makes ■ 10 know nothing about it" 0>e eleventh day of Solemn, r A • u.’' of S. J. Horton, a farmer living two miles one o’clock io Uie *n’rm»'> 1 ! them proficient in its use, and unlucky ------------------ -—-----Dated at the city ot Has!inp1' southeast of Mosherville, was arrested, September. A. D- U» I is the seal that pops ita head above the . .. KBVIrr. New Yorkers have a plague. The charged with cruelly beating his wife. According to John AuberyJ who ' ’iM'vtMM county । surface v^ithiB-ii radius of ten yanLs wicked flea haa come to town. The wrote a celebrated work on "th< Piinjr T. Cnuino' > . from their canoes. faahionblo district between Eighth Affy tor plaintiff ___ There are two meh sent adrift In ev- ! queerc Indian weede," ther£ wasi .time and Eighteen streets and Third and ery canoe. With a long line attached when tobacco was worth ita wci| htiu Fifth avenues has been invaded by MOKTOAGK HALE silver. Among other things iberj to his spear-handle the marksman has When Eubjr wm ulcfc. we pire ner Caxtorix DefauU hminx been |'X, Turn Jr. the fleas. ot • certain morntace mndr >his weather eye out for his sleek-coat­ says: "Sir Walter Raleigh w When she »u a Chikl. die cried for CaMorix They come not as single spies,'says ito Eng *nd Itelbrtm Horn to ^-ordrl ed victim. With unerring aim he sends first that brought tobacco int the Morning Journal, butin battalions. dated Jauu*7 «»LA -IE ‘.t., for the land, and in onr porta — North Wilt*. bis dart Uirough the seal and with his in the office ol the fTJt”,pr, L. .wgL ou the They have entered every mansion and When the bad Children, she gave them Qutorta. eouutj ot Barry ami btete e. - --------------- *uu >ngh oir Sir • »— biotJline draws it into tho boat, where, it is it came first in fashion throunu • .. .. — Walter Long. They had silver ilpes, ) “Of*-*1 in this large district They meet 2Mh day of Januxr? *•.!> 'J;,'LL. there l» clubbed to death KM<*«. on r*<e 533- on,**"■ S ,. of/notk* U>e but the commoners used a walnut' e hoaiw owner at the door. They ESmed lobe doe at the {W"" d«!tM» They make use of the double-barreled shell. It was sold then for its w eight “ance on the dinner table, hold con*un» of four hundred and * . {1V Bftes gun. but are not in love with it. Their in silver. I have heard some of our old I *e,*nces on the sideboard and promeand nine cent*, and an * t« rne md no dhiplng operations bare been resumed j dollar* provided for if “‘“ J- "'V,:', ir.»t«*One of His Experiences. chase seldom leads them beyond fifty yoetnan neighbors say that when they ' nade iQ the drawtag-room. They take ■nlt or ixtieredlnp at bavinx t>ld For thlrtr-olaiit yean C*pL L<_ud followed or sixty miles to seaward, and they are went to Chippenham to market they al- * at the Chapin and the 109,000 tons of ore ■ *n 1t^® bedrooms, swim in the Uni to rerover the . the *ea. moat or thnt time *» master of a ve*- thus enabled to run in and out at their hi stock will be tent to the Escanaba and mortRuge. or any ‘ .,.,^rof *ak and munclea in the wl. anti upon retlrtas from <h« water wa» ap­ ways culled out their shillings f "lay i bath * ** train their ' Now. therefore.Wvirt«* in Gladstone docks. point- d by tue Fccretery of the baited State* pleasure and avoid the heavy galea Wherever the housecontal-cd In raid i. brreW Treasury to superlnt.-nd the -cal Iteberie* tn Sometimes they will follow tho seal a in tho scales against the tobacco, sow: gymnasium. caiw made and l,r7*i,’>- *• , ^^yrmber, Ate.kn. which position he held flva year*. Be Burglary paid a vlslt-to tho postofficc at *arb the customers of it are nmon the ' bolder flics he finds fleaa. riven that on Saturday theUbda? W long way north and generally return relate* one experience a* foUoWa: . . .. It is rumored that the fleas were Charlevoix. Tuesday night, broke open the X. D. im., at Wi> o «*«* greatest that his majesty hath." • Fur several years I bad been troubled with well paid Their range north and „ 1Q tbe brought to the district by a wind from safe and stole about S&00 In money and sell >t public auctwn, tn We mp" 8 general nervousness and pain in the region the north front door of the eoun « of my heart. My greatest aBIctton^ wa* south as a general rule is confined with­ Ellis island. A zephyr which passed •camps. | dre llaattmp. (t‘”“ „ *!?« l» mM’ Hl-.-epM sihnm; Jt wa* ulrumt Impceslbto at any in the limits of Capo Disappointment The Malayan peninsula is the home ■ over some Russian immigrants on where the circuit tliiu? to obtain rest nptl sleep. Having seen Mows Wheelock who al Battle cn). tbe premiwa clcsen!*'• •» pay tb« t> UlksT remedies sdrortiaed I began u^ng on the north and Gray's harbor on the of an extraordinary botanical curiosity I Ellis island blew over the lower part fU ('reek a millionaire. began business with io niueh thereof a» may be N.-rviue. After taking a small quantity the south. doo on *»'d ute'ber in the shape of a flower which is sim- ■ of the city and conveyed the fleas to a WOo woolen mill. He sold cloth to the amount lietmfli race I vol wa* so great that I wa* poslJTreeat interest, and ddlart Of the tour hundred men anti youths tl»ely alarmt-d, tbluklux the remedy con­ ply a blossom without leaves, vine or । Union square and vicinity. The fleas government during the war and put every with an attorney > «« ‘ l*»« tained opiate* which wouklTlnally bclnjurl- on the reservation these may be divid­ J all thvt Plw* uti* to me: but on being assured by the drug­ ed into three classes—seal-hunters, stem and which grows as a parasite on were so lively that it was thought they dollar tie could get out at Interest Al­ covenanted for ««£“• ■ gist that It was perfectly harmless. I cont indecaying wood, etc. It is known to the came from France. In fact, they had though very close In bls dealings, he has icecrlbed tn said mort«are » m-d it together with the Heart Cure. Today fishermen and farmers. There aro end pareel of <'““2 the vivacity of French flea*. natives by a name equivalent to a • ‘ won ­ S'BaS ^aSte^'ebUhu0 ” g rm 320,000 to religious denominations ( can conM-tenGouhly s*T that Dr. Mlle*' Re- some who never go out on tho chase, iCorailve Nervine and New Heart Cure did Fleas reign throughout the entire ■ der-wonder." This extraordinary flow­ ng the past ten years. but stay at borne and grow a few veg. MddMMTibed asV<< ,,M’ 1 had been treated by eminent phy* Irian* etables, fy'irits. grass, etc., while oth- erlike growth is sometimes as much as district, and their acrobatic feat* are Tbe north east inert*r(J « X (S 4) antor the sataou that are aid f.cet i» diameter, with a globular the amusement and delight of many In Now York and Baa mactoco without ben­ east quarter <1 E *a> <* «**«rt*,r* I owa nr present good health to the tbe MUtb M»t quarter (S xj* • • t, ail “ They occupy the city moat constantly to be found in the central cup haying a capacity of about spectators. In Paint Strictly Pure White Lead Children Crv —— ' Michigan Central Children O TV Children Cry fOT “Armstrong & McKelvy’ “Beymer-Bauman” “Eckstein” “Anchor” “Fahnestock" “Morley” “Kentucky" "Shipman' “Southern" “Collier" “Red Seal" __ “Davis-Chambers" I -• ”™> are NATIONAL LEAD CO., e VITAL TO MANHOOD. "friA ..IL ;»jA| - - it* SAILED THE SEAS 38 YEARS. ' I SSSsSKSEE? few Cum waters which gurgle and spin about Cape Flattery promontory. A steam schooner calls at regular intervals and carries away the fruits of their trolling five to seven quarts This cup distills a fetid liquid with an odor similar to that of decaying meat Botanists bclieve that the odor is calculated to at­ tract flies and secure proper fertilise tiOD. houses of those who have gone to the country. They make tibemselvea fa­ miliar with those who are still staying In town. They are jolly, lively and w> euntalnlnit eixn.y am” Pinur T. 9°VM!!2«iee. Attorney iur Mortipre. �GOV. M'KINLEY dured to iWJiMQo-ntoJ* from these bar ke U'<? deace which bad seized d<^itori!^£!t-unB‘ Opens the Ohio Republican government 00 |Mny thal lhc itapow and eolte^rjVdtau powcr to P®nx»e of revX?f,®,?0U2‘ex0"Pt for funipaign at Akron. Pby ? an my stijss, it. tor rer ike tor. ou. i; o-sr |fc Unf 1 Bas­ fni^ it tbe townBarry, it to te ith rubric allows. r town ulor. ditlons i.covin . dated tbe ctonty of day < I um of > cents, irs pro o rtcor, or any tfute in hereby Septem>renoon, highest f Cour: ing the County In said • nccesorfptge. »ts. rointy-flve •remises all Hist and be Minty of nn and io*south ■ty-three gagee. gagee- tue of a indrr the Minfy of directed nd chatJrwsy in levy and terrvt of i and to naled In llcb.'gan, east one if M-etlon (3) north r acres offates stirmd-.ll.d t bidder bouse In JJaS ° t n day of county. onditions Horn Jr. , ior uw (. on the. -lot morti there is Otlce the 9 dollars i of fif'cen . and no i instituby said nsrof «Ue u.uuta in Is hereby (pragMa on. IsDhli bidder- at I <»•■ ■•“* ts™ ty Is boldrtp*«e,or ws: sen being that piece “%»!? id known »£ «<*«*• i dltions, and new conditions mean adcprcciation of value* and the degradation at labor. We can­ not avoid this result if we have a revenue tariff. Everything must be brought down to tho plane of competing countries, and our own rxporfence tcactaa that whenever protection has Leon abandoned in the United States, in the' language of the national platform of PW. why hl* name should be dropped from tbe roil* and it should be by clear and unmistakable and ooncluslve ev.dcme. The pensioner ix dropped 150 > rcqmrt-'* wow —— • — • -------- ------dropped, and he is required to show that th* judgment here totore had to his caa* by aa authority as competent os that now poastoC upon hl-* case, wa* justified. 1 do not believe to tbe sy»u m which permit* the government to thus treat the dcfcn-l-rs at ita flag. 1 cund« mn. j»Bb all the eurncsimaaag my nature, a nysiem that puts title stigma upo* my comrades :n thztgreat war which preserver tho Union More titan 1,«X> of the old Ohio *o*diers paid from th>’ periston office at Columbu* have been thus suu.miriiy dropped and dtagraced before tho eyes of their fellow-citizen* and the civilized world—an average of twenty greeter good than to give the people informa­ tion upon this subject, taking np the tariff law of ItoJand tollowing it to It* conclusion. !n<fi- tho usurer uni the sheriff." Three year* ago. cuttag the duties he would impose under the system which he so ably aovocatea When ho the cry went forth in the land that na* done that, every citizen of tho slate can protection was a robbery of the determine ta * practical business way. which poor, and tbe people blinded by tbe false cry schedule of duties ha prefers, those of Mr. Neal voted to abandon it. but no sooner was that ; ;t Cause of the Present Finarvor of the republican law of 1H.11 Then he done than tbe workingmen were robbed of their • ftusiness Depression of the should go farther nnd advise us what revenue wages, and tho business of tho country robbed he will secure from his tariff reform taw. Will of its prosperity. Tbe moet persistent cry was ; miry Shown in a Logical . he also inform the people what new subjeot* he made fyem one end of thexountry to the other , ,—;"•" uuu »-•• wav mto the ■ • Convincing Manner. upon '«■ *«ler*J taxation, if any’ It would by tbe democratic orators and the democratic tata dj MUrM “w lhe «hannei* of '; KSr,*!?^t k ud m n dUB ’ •etvo how th«i pur P* ” ka wo be proper in this connection to have from him a press against what they were pleased to call ccra! ‘ 2?* ire* “ u’wwl,<”1 rtor °r atat <' bank money, •°CT®*Hot» state money iI wavantiZJ® ®hTfWe onfuU 5UtenK.nt()r how lie wouM rvo how now the ths committee «—»...------Ue |noni>y "McKinley prices." They were hurled from •till goes on! How long ta thin injustice ta I* promptly I •■eatettei^JLiL ** pr**"al hou** of rr-ec^ a® “tae qu‘rtcr' 'toouto T ’’ntatlvra baa tax-n0or^^X; 10 he goverufoent, to carry un un ’tho goverafnent, to to pay pay it* Its pensions pensions every stump ns an extortion and a* a robbery continue! d<-nri™t nt ,y it should be ! the democratie 01 'L A ““Jority of and other obligation*. ' obligations. of the mas-tes to enrich tho few. There i* not If an undeserving soldier is on Uie peusioaachrme. The exrvrknL *tb pr”"?i01® M,ch a fn>m 'he south, sod ftom’iitatrict1’’^’1* ,M? ,WlU1 Vl'b thl tbl' ' condlll,,r conJ1Ul'n' which confront* confronts us. with with a citizen of this country to-day, not one. who roll Urduy. and the administration at Was hlme­ have rmsed durta? to«»-Kh which wo lively liiua ‘•‘>mi»ra-. idle factories and idle men In every part of tho would not like to have those prices,back again. lon has reason |o believe be is there unlawfully* laltouldadtatektah .25 three-month* I portance. "*“• d «o»tncrctal im- country, the present question te how can they They have had quite enough of the “cheap" ora let tbe administration confront him with tha Portance. evidence in ita hands und permit the old soldier in '**1 be sot to work! The mil* aro closed. WUI -of monny no may employ, atutc bank m<in*v co™re”O7rommwr* W^°a’ "bresentativo ,.v»u . ‘tec trade start them? Willi lower tariff re- tory. They will soon discover, if they have not to meet bls accuser, a privilege which Is reii<-. should not be thought of. Had our one hundred J Co?,tr’?’0 nua twentv hXaXZXJaS.'' "“"”ur u:,° nunureti . points ohateman X7..’ ,.r*,o,a’ naa t*rn »P- w«Uo their fires! WUI larger importations of done so already, that “cheapness" is not the lously accorded the moat depraved criminal it* highest atm of American citizenship «d “■wtiis<,ptata.m>d.>ir . tbe land. He Is permitted to meet his accuser t0 -----------»uoir have com..— .K W’tr auspe *wl’cn8l°n would present congre*Jh? Ur ° l,e}rt#lallon of the increase our domestic production? If the The republican party can lx? counted upon to open court Shall the veteran have teas <w . an' campaign is peculiarly grab tire whlch would Tariff 2?, ‘““lied “The cign shop te to have easier aecra* to this act in unity and patriotism in a crlsl* like the •, sideration at tho hand* of the government t ..ronlhas lung been one of the *avo beeu nowhere received, and a monetary K„r.h *„ “? ** P’otgo. ' P-bltehed In tho ------- " ........................................... ket with Its competitive goods through a lower present, and therearo thousands In this country which he helped to save! Grant him this ploUv •disturbaune would have ensued that must have ' ’ An,c5lc»« Review of September, ItiB. he ' tariff, will that help American shops I Will not republican, who can be relied up n to co­ legal right, and if. upon full trial, it is the ; >- th- capital represented in its universal bankruptcy ,-tnd rulu Even I aJu^rid *0 h bw“Uo« p-‘rP°««> of his pa^y | freer access to the markets of competitive operate with us in rescuing the country from mentof the administration that be has no right 11 *aa'tohave these a* I: “’«•««“» «length. H.roriEi mdu-trlcs ranked It fourth aitengto. He. review* products increase the demand for American the business perils into which It han fallen. ao nave . these na i the atonal bsnk< .. ■ i*.<e tn the state, it 1800 it cm­ USS! y'T »OIM. to the **e pmiiorma nt of th,, ,he ‘ktmocrutle party on the There be no question about---------------the influence products and American labor* That Is the ------ ...can ......... - , l.'luun UA of kAAK.-the k'BIUaASZAA A» wlaw, , vaaevery -aj ww.soldier —— - - staff — provisions pension , . atii the value of its product Bradll ot th. v.toin that tbe Utt, or question. Will the larger tut« of goods of for­ of a protective tariff upon production and 8Vcry olher pauiouc citizen will respect HUS „ ,^t „ „4'a’ i> .!»•> it made a phenomenal I-o.leUo.tta.lb.oU .„ “• “'"k ’*• “ lh ■ “»• eign shops competing with our own Increase tho wagon. I have observed that tn some of the । —— rent m rood u gold end )fct_ *hkl“> *■* AAbAlaaUAli, Uy pl-r.h the Inst decade, and I only TM* “• drecly a* though rh the tha banks hanks hul h ..I never 'J” 7’ wnlc labor In our own? Will more foreign goods trades where laborers and manufacturers have ; I protest against the presumption ol fraud b*, I Kf?*' naM.’.o.iKB, shipped here Increase the demand for like do- agreed upon a scale of wages for the year, it is ing putut>vu w preserved this coat*', — upon iuv the men who Tl.« pr-AMe.1 In M. rereni , | ““’•■ mtwtlc goods' Lower tariff or no tariff makes all made dependent upon a continuance of the a mrmt>cr of an administration who ba<1 significant and for him a somewhat surprising-1 ,* dc,nan'J<’d ,hai federal taxation should be Lt easier to bring tn foreign goods and harder to present tariff. If that is lowered, wage* are [ no ln th<3 grra! wor it of-lts preoervatloa I b. *. exclusively for publla purposes but -booW •-ublecf a coincidence that some of statement Huor.. dispose of kindred domestic goods. The more lowered, or production ceaseit In these con- j prolcll against this cruel stigma being placed ' 1 to certain »r>retrt.*.t -n„..‘ .',ubJecl Near this city in 1NH, 1 opened foreign goods used competing with ours the less tracts, which have been signed lu many cities upon tbcm_ j protest against thk» disgrace b* T*" ,h“.1 lhp cmb*rraasment from which the bustacMof the oountrf la suffering nledm.d°HU‘?r 'Ilm,UUl’nj>' ’*«•«: Tho party domestic goods will be used, and the less do­ of the Union, worktagmen und manufacturers |nj. put upon meir wives and their children wto; held In the county, which esteemed the honorable record ot Ui*W “ TO '.ch /rom evlls “PPrchendcd as from pledged itself to revise the tariff la a spirit of mestic goods which aro used the loss will bo recognize tbu influence, of the present and the , fairness to all interest*, that in reducing taxes made, while the less mode the less men are re­ proposed tariff upon production und upon ’ protector as the dearest heirloom of the genam- \ '■eRUtiling uf n campaign which those actually existing." I —---------- “--------------- ------------- a1M—. lebellore that in this sentence the president president to ,nJure an*' domestic quired to make them, and those who do make wages. „'in The people Vof WAV the V.United States -111 r.find hlL 10 f™®”* their hrarty growth, i.-n party 1 recall, with has uttered a great truth, onb which wEl — — ............ . . .WWW wn~—AMA. B-V-V>-AV — --- are not - only . . die for their country must not be left hclphuM ‘r^“. hott7 laxe" ® remain, as from DO we want to-make it easier than it now Is to alarmed at the uncertainty concerning the in- j and defenaeleKs by their country. The patri­ liUt: tthe great wdrk of the the mind of every thoughtful man a quick and but thei/competitors on «»,the J otic people of tbe country have no thought o< --------- --ac.il ci county in that canvass approving response- Whatever olorr wings •tber things ? °f th'! 8ovcnlmcBl ‘bey have import foreign goods competing with our own! d uh trial. policy, •— ; been, tho chief to--our present’ condition. ‘ bKCf m ’M>"rC0 of rpv,'nuc: that a* many i.o we want to have foreign competition with­ other ride arc Inspired with new hope and ( m ■ ri?*tHt <ol a triumphant repute , may- have attributed ----------------vuouuion. I'Vrrmsn _ .e ______ ... . Industries have taduatries come to rely ou legislation fir out hindrance or restraint? If wedo. free trade confidence. What can be more discouraging to : ’. in---tl-Ills-not tuutyand congressional , ’’jccy man know*, a* the president put* It, that ------- suoccasful ---------------continuance, any change of law on revenue tariff wilt accomplish it. If wc American, workmen and American cittoenu, and -• : N: an«t made by, the legls- ’be great anderlvtas cuAs.- !■ fmn. -- their .. ••!}■ clemouratie. ' ’ prohttided -emls which are yet to come-evlls ' must be at every step, regardful of the labor want our goods made abroad und not at home what more encouraging to foreign munufuctur : la political dl-teusMou for tho first which are threatened - evils which it •nd capital thus involved: that necessary re­ we should be for a revenue tariff. If we want ers and foreign workingmen than the speech of I n,..., . them made at home wc should be for a protccl- p. S. Consul Ben). Folsom, a cousin of the I is believed « will follow the executed de- ,ductions .of — aai auuow ,ne executed — un. w ciutwu wimoutac_____ ... ... . president of the United States, dos’ng hl* coo. bravo men who saved this nation.' ------a ------------------------------erec* nt of .X* the «... last r, Democratic National. rdau 1 ^,?nir Ampr,ca’4 la*»°r of the ability to comat;>! In chapgu-l ooadl- rrwta happily exkqlng when w« last form. He anno nqes i* his message the real **,< HUec foreign isuur. labor, MU and with ----- -f"?'rul!y with ■•-■.vmu Vila-­ employ American labor. If they arc mode nuluto al Sheffield. I do not stop to quote bte abroad foreign labor will make them and home entire speech, but I give you the closing sen. Ignored, but it will be only temporary. Whew out tmjxwlug lower rates than would be ample evil to be apprehended. He emphasizes tho labor will be idle, it is no economy to buy for ­ fence: the republican party return* to power, th* menace in almost tbe test paragraph of the ,2 °mT Z nBr lncre*s,''! 0041 uot‘ pn production —— due to eign goods and leave our own unsold. He says: "In rloelng my career In Sheffield “ higher wages of our labor. '• that tt.e president of the message, from which I quote tn the following They say a protective tariff Is a tax and a as consul of the United States, It affords me language: 1' Mr. Mr. Witann Wilson says these limitations -were no burden upon the people. It la a tax upon the satisfaction to think that before another twelve — —- A--- r — - — wwaaaaaamaa ivqjtrvw in 1 longer aids, but Incumbrance* In Uio fight Tho Now, my fellow citizen*, I must conclode - "• special *e«alon early In the coming Septem­ temper and courage of the party are mightily foreign producer, and his welfare is notour first months has rolled by. Sheffield will not be sub­ ber that we might enter promptly upon the different in Die from what they were In IfW; concern Idleneu Is a much greater tax anil a ject to the onerous and oppressive tariff du tie* much more onerous burden than any tariff tax that have restricted her .trade." which are before us and which divide os, lb* ' what was necixwary prudence then would bo work of tariff reform, which the true interests This sentiment was greeted with most nnright will triumph by the judgment ot th* of the country clearly demand, which so large a cowardice now. The convention responded fully great as unemployed men; no tax so grievous us roarioUH applause by tho assembled English; tribunal at the people. Both parties cannot IM majority of the people, ns shown by their suf- and heartily to the feeling of the party It repre poverty. The statesmanship which can supply men. He did not close hts consulate too aoon ’.her In extra session the people's fragt-s. desire and expect, and to thr accom­ MA-nt.Bl It .h..—I,. work u> willing bands, consistent with the gen, Yet, after all, perbapa his speech had its ini - • • • * Values supposed plishment of which every effort of the present form as the great and winning Issue by tho era! national prosperity that his been hud In ' splratlon in an earlier expression by the preri., every issue presented by the democratic pnrty^ the republican party is right Ita triumpK nomination of Mr. Cleveland in the face of .'. . .-uiBlsi: । onjccturah and administration is pledged." tho past thirty years, la the statesmanship of j dent himself. In a letter dated at Pittsburgh. I however, will not come without effort and an* This is the note of warning. This is the alarm warning* that woald have driven it from a man good business aud of saving common sense. ■ a., rtprii -i. *o~, vtaA., v_~. — —- i ergy. Wo learned lost year that faith wifIMwf be IL This is tho evil to be apprehended, and who did not also stand for a rawe. It meant The farmer who has s house full of grown, vlg- xWestern Mall, of Cardiff, Wales, write* to hte | work* did not win the victory. This yesrlhex* that there should be nothing ambiguous rfbout il re»* are of the situation thr one moet of all others which'the country orous sons, finds no economy in hiring hl* paper relating hl* call upon President Clevt. la a confident spirit everywhere prevailing W< fear-?, and because of which it is. lu a large part. ’ the party's attitude to that cause, or.d that the neighbors’ sons while his own are idle. The ' land HI* reception, says Mr. Carr, by the I should be admonished by last year's experience suffering to day. He renews the threat of his statement of its fundamental principle should country which has a million of its own citizens 1 president wo* most cordial and flattering, and that majorities aro not secured by coutl-teac* jdatform atid declares that every effort of the nut lx? overlaid ’with cumulative limitations. unemployed will flhd no economy in • mp'.oylng then he adds: 1 alone. This year let us accom --u-— ire hoping atal'praying for oil mln Istra lion shall be employed to carry it And in ail this the convention was right" aliens ond strangers o', another cotfatrr to do ••One of the newspaper correspondent* told hdeuoo with re al, with work. w| He further says: into execution. Remove that threat, and con- ■ its work abroad. We ». ant our work done br tbe president that I had come from Wales to — "We are called upon as th- urgent duty of our own citizens. They must bi- preftrnd look for some of tbe Un plate works which the important, never un Impressive repH found. This bwitoM* eondltlun fldence would at once come hack: business .' ''ctlon und demands ot all of would resume its old condition: mills would the hour, and of all time, to guard agalmit tbe alwveall others. republican party declares have been established llcan majority more needed, never t start, nr>I Idle men And work and wages. It Is perverajou of our tariff system, that has ripened •••tul Judgment as wAU as the <-x their protective tariff. ■ The president re­ accomplishment more certain, if oil who be!*si It is true that our protective legislation still k under ________________________ the anticipation of tariff reform or free trade or Into the McKinley bill • • • • jjor can stands, but the dem* cratic party i* pledged to plied: •Well. Mr. Carr, « hen you do And them, a revenue tariff which has .set tho country the democratic party any lougerdrrive strength repeal II They have in platform declared Ita 1 lie ■ sure to ■ let ' * me ’know ------ r— their exact location, for tunity now given to tbe. people to make ttei* cun dispassionately where itjis. Who can doubt it' Thul a re volu­ from pandering tb the delusion that, protective fraud and a robbery and th" culminating atroc­ wc have been searching for these tin plate voice heard : nd heeded.' wfS nut pane on.unImtion in our tariff oollcy is to be expected admits lutlex ran in uny way directly benefit labor." ity of class legtala Ion. They hat e pone ho far works for some year* now and have failed to of no doubt as to pronounce 1t uucnnstilUtiona. Tbclr vic­ find them.'" • ,,mcreiy, ___________________________ but for a cause which b« tho peopte5» • The democratic candidate for governor this the committee oh ways aud means and will tory li.st year, as they lntctv- t it. wan a d<-‘ Mr-Cleveland need not have commissioned a .cause. .------- ’I resti my .... upi*ul .. I upon.. prtncfof** ■ -man-hip should rule, year. Mr. Neat proclaims tM purpose und prepare thr- pc .pie. to some extent ut least, for cree to tear up prot- dtlon r«>ot and branch. Is foreign visitor to have found too tin jlatc and - ' policies -• ■ — for whtch the re publican party'' ti l fault. Thi- faith-finder poltcyof tho democratic party in the pending what may IxjexpccW from the present admin­ that not sol If so, then the commoiNi.il Instinct! stands protection und reciprocity. boiataCr istration. cumpuhfn In thCse words: of business prudence demands the business ' ■V than the! !aulpfinder Sv the two economic systems ore again on world to take nolle •- They hare dene it. and have sent his messenger over to the treasury und continued win insure the hlghas* hit erem* '•Tariff reform must b»-our battlecry Make ■houlJ give p.(Ute to cou­ thi- tight active, aggressive, offensive from start trial In Ohio this year The republican party tho present condition of the country tells the department where he would have found an of the peoj l-, ndruno: the general welfare, pro­ condition tipdn us Is to finish- S’K^ess will In such case be a-surod oilictn! re|>ort of a list of forty-two tin plate mote our industrial development, cnocaraqVftfM protective tariff, and the democratic party his. sufferers all the torture* of death before he hits factories employing thousands-of men, uot-onc true American scut.cent, establish-roattesmt < li-x-vef statidg in the will forever expunge the foul blot of protection of which iv.is tn existence before the tariff of In the future, and lift the clouds which Lsv* fretrade or a tariff t<>r revenue only, and has man. under such a sentence, gels ready for the IW>. and ho would have discovered by that ( sett'rd upon the labor and cntcrpriH«M of the its continuance and ii from the fair escutcheon uf our grand and mighty;republic, lb-- result will b« finally re- put fa nnmlnntlop a gentleman who has been death which U to emote. । report timt the output hied Increased in a y. ar * people. .............................. eonspiclouslv identified with tbe free trade etter and a half mure than nay other new industry Wc never had greater prosper wing of the dcnxicrallc party, and W the repre­ employed Labor than from the pi of the ever started in the United States Ho couhJ MANUFACTURE OF DIAMONDS. Idtiftl*, any have been down to the elcc’.ffin of have found the exact lo?'t4on tror Col Ayrc's' r.«. they should want to the t-ntfro country, upon this great problem of sentative of the most radical views upon the law of United 1 report of all tht:.e to; c>ries. ond the exact pre- । taxation The voice of Ohio will,, with univer­ subject. WhAt toe republican'party means i-y was determine^ that the sena'-c < protection it tex* interpreted'ln its It-gteittion States would be demo<ratiennd all the branches Auction auction of each, em with the numl er of hands • m­ vc-. to ai policy which sal aecia tn. to held the voice nt the nation." M. Moissan's dibcovery of 8 ntetnod Thvsf- arc the deliberate, carefully prepared :or the. last thirty three yehra. and Its most of the government would be in the hands of ! ployed. Hee would have discovered tha: they । "an hits lit monstfated recent crpresslori upon that subject te. fount! In v to the highest pros- aud maturely considered ut erances of my dis- the tariff law of Ifcu. Bo the people know what that party H. G. Dun x Co.'s Weekly Review 1 are making tin plates in nine States of the Ut.lon, of manufacturing diamond* hxw bbkCof Trade, of Dtcewber 31, 183.’, says: tlnguished •compctiior spoken tx-fore the con­ . and that in the three months ending June 3). . urally attracted the attention of clnata1 HKK!, tho product was nearly'lO.uXJ.O O pounds. vention which i-laccd him In nominatlua He tty republican pirty means b; a protective "The most prokiwrous tear ever known in Isis, who are assiduously laboring- to and that 15 per cent, of that was made from proclaimed tariff for rerebue only as their bat­ tariff, and would be glad to know what the buslnrs* closes to-day." “The year ISM. ' from democratic parti* meat s in detail acd.wlth govi-xatneht gf I.WO.OOJ tle cry. .and announces with loldne*-. their particularity by a tariff for revenue only. It Is the same nuthorily. "was remarkable for fewer ! American black pla’<>pr<’.'.nred in the United improve on the process; and though it month under. the Slwr- purpe** to forever •expunge ths foul blot of fortunate, therefore, that wo have otic so dis- failures than occurred in any other year since . states by the tabor of 'he United States, an is admitted that "much time and. laJSar IMHfl. the number reported being Ri.HI. or S.WS , increase dver the production dt toe pn ceding protection from the fair escutcheon of our grand I tlngulslie-! and able--the very author o! tbe less than in IW:. The largely increased numtjer ' quarter and over ail previous productions in the will have to be expended before avar~ und mighty r. public." ketable-sixed jewels can be produced-.** 1 a-u-fp1. the teaue thus tendered, tor and <n tariff plank of the last Democratic Nations! of traders and the enormous increase of produo- same time since the enactment of the law of rv.hu t bought, is believed platform itself, io advise tbe country exactly their production seems to be nomew&al' tamcla! center* to! be the cause . behalf of ihe republican party of Ohio, and in what th" partv now in powcriwlll do with the tion. for the year render these figure* most IWQ| I assume that tin plate is to be made free, be- confidently anticipated. If so ftwR2 . r--*puns(bie f or tho .present 1 L< half of the Ihousamte who have heretofore tariff It b-s occurred to me, therefore, to nsk si^rtlfi£«’-" will regret that these conditions , cause the List house of representutives. which lie unfortunate for the po*«ciwont <rf lt!bute.i lt. rct> The presi- acted with other parties, and who do not thieve ; my dte.ingutehcd competitor what his tariff - Everybody • ... . ------u_. waM democratic, made it free by a party vote. that pro’.ectl' n te a fraud or a foul blot on our have teen changed and that the change hn» fortunes in these stones. Hoti it baa would do with tbe law of 1*30 In detail bten Unfavorable to the American people* The«c splendid industries which have been r.bk.g the da?p.*orable con- ' progress and business prosperity, and to the And.'fir*!, I call hte attention to Schedule A, Bradstreet's Comm-rcial Agency has received • built up tn o.r country, and which have sup­ Ion# been believed that in time U» s»I people, whose Judgment In popular government ••chemicals, oils and pnlnts," nnd Inquire of him plied employment for so many workingmen, are . cret of nature—how to produce dia­ i'* arc principally charge- te supfemu. 1 confidently apte-ol He not only wfiat duties, if any. he would impose upon the reyorts from eight hundred manufacturing to be closed, nnd thia, the greatest consuming I .Jiclatlorj touching the I declares what their purpose te. but hr makes W paragraphs contained in that schedule* What establishments nt two hundred and ten different , nation of tin plate in the world, will hereafter monds-—would be solved. M. Moiatati. ■ point* that have closed their doors since June Ohio the national battle ground, and anuouscc* it seems, hit on the idea that if tbe duty will he put upon borax an ! Uoracie acid! buy th!* product from abroad, t nlrsa o«r lotxjr araestiy recommend the ‘ that the result here wilt be finally received as What upon fiax-Hecd oil! What tijxm paint*, 1st, and toys tbat a summary of the results of! is brought down to the degraded level of com­ ordinary forms of earlion could be eoaprovisions of the act ; the full and final jndgtneat and decree of the colors and varntehe*? What upon lead products! the investltratlun .shows that no fewer than ; verted into a liquid or gas. they rni^A peting labor I cannot bcllwe that the people 4C3.1W industrial, building trade* and mining I entire country, nnd that the voice of Ohio tote What upen soda fn lu various forms? When he toe United States favor this,-------pollcz. --------If they then be made to solidify as «iinmaod*p - ------------------------------------I year will l»e held the voice at the nation It has Informed th" people of the state upon Sched­ employes have been thrown out of work within of the pe riod specified due to the abs >! te closing do. they arc recreant to their own highest and ; this bb true it only incren*c*_the gravity ol the ule A. I direct hte attention t<r Schedule B, un­ of the establishments in which they were best Interests. The manufacture of the tin but the point was. how to convert tbe con'.’.-Vt. aud makes it all the more imperative der which aro dcHicnated “earths, earthenware carbon? The inventor, it is explained, engaged cr the shutting down of work* at the ' plate annually con -tim-d by the people of the to the act of July II. iwo. ' upon u* to see to it that the result which l« to and glassware.” What tariff, if any, will he mine*. | United States would keep an army of d'.an , “took advantage of the property pona.» | ha- anhaunteu hte be- be finally accepted as conclusive shall bo leave uj>on fire-jirlck. upon *!!le», upon sewer Th 1* situation of things nc'i'.'-a no comment or । workingmen In constant employment. The sessed by melted iron of absorbing-uzad ; on tl)e Hide of a protective tariff ah<! pipe, vitrified brick and encaustic tiling* What i in favor of the Interest* and tai* r upon cartheji and chinaware, and what upon elaboration. The president hlmv.-lf. whose eon- !»llcy of my dtetingulshcd competitor, the diffusing carbon throughout its nasna. Stitntlonni duty it te to advise rongre»>« of .the! <lemo:ratlc candidate for governor, is to take nt < v- Ifcnd. Introduced and property of the United State* llierc can plate class and ooramon window glass' What condition of tliccountrv, has sounded the alarm ' this employment from them, and to give it to He saturated the highly-heated, inn » repeal Jl It Is fair to . bo nd mistake but that Mr. Neal b-liev.* u;>on glass boitles? W hut upon mar bl-, stone* and proclaimed In solemn mesrace the calamity i toe cheaper labor of Europe. Tim tariff of the with carbon by infusing into it a qao»' vxactlv what be say*, and that he is radically and rpanutactnre* thereof! What upon state that te upon us It te a matter otdeepc.mc-rn/Jl rep-jbUfmn party would employ these ®A*i tity of purified sugar.’ By ‘ sndcluodjr do with Uie iire^cnlcon- . cemnzilted to the doctrine of free trade or a r.»ofin;“ Most of these are beculiarly Ohio - - •• ------ ------- ----------- wen-wteber ! workingmen in the United State*atijuod wages ctx^ing tho melted metal, iie fonucid m »m-> *. it must i,ow gOi unlc.-s ' revenue tariff. This to shown by hi«o»n record products, who--' manufacture invoives largo in­ ot his country that the splendid p: iperlty . . of a I and thus give to the agriculturists, to the man­ solid crust over the still liquid intexSast ■ In the past, and especially by bl* part in toe vested capital und gives employment to n, vast • ‘ ufxcturer* and to the merchants OU.OOi profita­ year Mtoitsui been transform d into u situation ity of republicans tn congress Dcmdcratie National convcntiep which assem• ■ ■ ■ ■ " ' ble consumers of their product*. , As the mass continued to cool th*? in­ of such business gloom Wc must not lose I have observed Ln the press that In man .* , terior gradually solidified, but it wa* itr.i lojta n [xpl. as shown by ! bled in Chicago tn June. UO1 it will be remem- , which the pcople.of this mate would especially heart. Confidence and murage arc half tho ■■•■ "h the iWiisoti bill ant! ! !k red; that Mr. Neal, as n member of the oom- Hkc information. victory. The pt.-opli- once aroused to the gravity parts of the country petitions are being circula­ prevented from expanding by the rigid detsuo which has already i miner on resolution*, differed from a majority . Then will he le good enough to inform the of the situation will not surrender hut And a ted. stews! by democratic workingmen and oth- exterior. The interior was thusaxnt ;t t.ii:. it willfbe because the I of tho committee, and rejwteil in fall conven- people of the statu what will he do with Sched- remedy, as under our political system they hove rt>. addreM«d to congrcs*. praying that no re­ ductions be mode In tbe duties upon foreign pclletl to solidify under enorqiom pres­ '.titatlvcs and democratic ' tion a. substitute fora portion of the tariff plank u'.eC. • mctalsand the manufacture'of motals?" a remedy, at the polls. I'-tltute -be majority in both I ngrecllUpan by th< majority of :be commtf.ee. What with iron orc, what with coal. What with This changed condition is not ti>? result of our goods in the manufacture of which they aro en­ sure. During the process of hardeningI I will'flrst call yourattentfon tothat part which pig iron’ Wh it upon the several forint of iron gaged. This is well, for there te nothing more the carbon solidified; in partus di»| came' from tho committee on resolution* and fill be the joint I wa* stricken out on too motion of M.-. Neal. • an<! steel’ Whit tariff will he put up<»i cotton to bo found In that system, they can in no way potent in this country than a well considered mond." L'suaHy graphite is formed by I tie*, what upon hoop iron, what dpon steel in­ account for this wholesale curtailment of pro­ public sentiment I cannot, however, forbear a cooling of melted iron; and it ixxt* t 't'tln- renj»>fJ.|bllltj!'will rest upon ; Thr rt-port declared: ' got*, what upon cutlery, if any. nnd what upon duction and dismlssi! of employes from their saving dn this connection, that petitions aud I -‘When custom house taxation te.levied upon tin plate Ttaire are H* paragraphs in Bite protests are not so effective as vote*, and tho appears that th? transformation of the ■ ' tparty which Is chargeable with I article* of uny kind produced in this‘ I wi'lLhe bc gooil enough to take them accustomed workshops. The cause lies deeper best and most authoritative expression of pub­ graphite into diamond depends entirely . ' '• ’’ ■ ’■ having been! entrusted with than all this, and it Is found in the fact that lic sentiment Is made ut the poll*. ; j. , nc is ui . mic ui me ikjiib . I u>«d|ir.renB> > .60 prople ot tb. .Ute wlut iw rv branch of the government. upon tbe infusion of the purified imgae. labor-abroad fully measures any possiblu bene । ^an ncreafter bear under the rev­ everyone of those great Industries are threatr.­ I The administration has been unjust to the ' ’“ ct of money the republican party ened with destruction by the party lu power. flavingyot so far it seems not niim YOUcannot cannotexpect expect men «.eu to w Invest their capital ’ pensioner* of the country. The sc.petmlon of a it has always stood. In the Ian­ You enue »H« ana a^Bbb. sentiment, ...umentthU .... «.« Th!* genuine. American this true sonable to believe that M. Moissaut anti , ' ' Ohio platform this year- "We Jacksonian p?Tficlple. wak-atricken out of the | people along thr Ohio river and the lake, and In in producing for the future when they do not ‘ soldier once pcnsionejl legally without notice or - ' ■ *t ironay, compos? d of gold, silver report of the committee, upon the motion of ! the valley* of the Mahoning, the Tuscarawas. know what that future will be. They can only hearing, te unpreccaented aa well as unlawful, his fellow-laborers Ln the field of Hfi— •.■•?. maintained at equal value and under. Mr Neal, and this differenceda favor of Ameri­ I the Scioto, the Hocking, the Muskingum and wait and see: but waiting te paralyzing to tbe , Snch a course te unworthy u great government —one which alchemists have sought to’■ : not-state regulation " The best can, workingmen is not to be recognized by the I the Miami, nil *ant to know what to to be done buolness of the country aud brings distress to wh ch was preserved through tho ocrvlces and explore for centuries past—will go still ^folnable te the safest money for all of democratic party in its proposed revision of the with the tariff protecting these vast and in- every man who work* for wage* Any adjust- ’ sacrifices of its volunteer army. There Is do farther.—London Standard. • . . ot toe tariff, >.— cre*rlng Interest*. What will be do with mbnt however conrtervatlve. te aure good ettisen who desire* that an unworthy per­ ■ Whatever uncertainty may exist tariff. Again the report declares: Schedule D. "wood and manufactures of. Then disturb every industry of the country. It son shall hare a place upon tote honorable roll ••But in making reduction in taxes It i* not I draw his attention to Schedule E, and i>eg him to anccLi the tue <x>*t com of u. production - ---------------------affects and the price of Of the nation, and while this is true, there is no ----- —... uwwvj NAM, WMAI.U Hashe-sh Araokera frequently proposed to injure any domestic industryto Inform u* what he will do .with sugar* such product in the market The producer is g od cittaen who will condemn the striking ■ u-ure •tie -xchanges of the people, their This. too. was stricken out upon the motion he is a genuine revenue tariff reformer. therefore unwilling to accumulate hi* hts product product , down upon ex ports testimony of any soldier into a state much resembling I^puoyi'« -.ini their labor. That should be as of Mr. Neal, nnd in the proposed tariff they wUi re ” he nsserta ho Is, then he wlU restore for too future demand, the profit of which may wto has been Judicially determined by a preri- tism. La which it is ponsible to ■ -ii i tivarying in value as human Ingenuity take no heed of any domestic Industry, and the ran tarff <» ""MrWhat will fi? do all be . . ----------AV. — !« I Qtui admintetr 4 tion worthy ot his place there. wiped out by a change In tho tariff. ’ er^g*! 1 W? 1,0 not. WMnl 10 •u-llt0 *°wn reduction* to bo made in the tariff will be made the members of the body in any ponwith toe bounty* Will he then toTbe complaint te made that the gold goes out- Every soldier on tho pension roll to-day is there tion and to treat the body os tboes^h z* heedless of the injury that nray follow to our X.™ u« what tariff, if any. he will leave upon of the country. If we had free trade or a , — after ---------------------trial ond investigation of his ease.—He- is - -----------------------f^Lcro and tho manufactures of." under revenue tariff this complaint w.iuld be aggro- ' there because in tho judgment of the commits- were all made of joiota. The sunBarity industrial enterprises. J^rlc F* the raisers of tobacco In Southern rated, more gold would go out of the country to ' aloner of penolotui and the secretary of The in. between hypnotism and the eC*ct cC Again th* report declare*: to the ent ■■'■'torn tb* foundation ot this government drenly intereriod as they are in this agrl- pay for foreign product* and les* would remain tcrior be ha* fully met every requirement of tho hasheesh smoking is so great c£z*t » law granting pension* to soldiers.. Once there ; «~IAU1,.M „„ AAtahqir^jZ taxes collected at the custom house have been un tural product, will anxiously await his reply. German scientist made special iawfi the chief sources of federal revenue. Such they What c'ta^ge Ot duties would be make, and certainly ccrwimy than ---------------- -----until It I* the buying of -----------------goods at homo, andbo 1* entitled to remain ., b“y-o«i power. Tbe silver product of the \ , Jmore» What wlU he do with tho "agn- but . . for . . the _____ wa protective tariff we have to-day, In in shown by competent testimony. u> gallon of this subject It is well k»ow» •i . of ,h*’ important we have, whatremo prortrions," under n >t be discriminated against, but some most strongly that my competitor and those CUSL ”5? What tariff will be put the last twelve month* million* more of gold , which he *hall have an opportunity to reply, that when a person is hypnotized » would have gone out of the channel* ot business **'“* ’• single word or threatening actiou anfr < houM bo devised for It* utilization as a who agreed with him at the convention, have in bcbcdulo Wch now t ear n duty of among the honorably disabled soldiers of the ; ■' " iilch will insure, not the displacement mind tho abandonment of the old policy of rais­ ^“head to protect out: stock raisers-in the in tho United States to foreign countries to pay । war. No man sbould-bo condemned without n ficcs to throw the subject kafo *p«att» for foreign goods. The more we buy abroad the 1 d. Im qlu ,a<r an(J t|jll of ing revenue from customs, and aro looking in VritodState* with only th* great ‘•““•♦i* . • ‘'•‘H amnftg the people. AU the money the futere to direct taxation for the revonuM L <“ ..b frnm CiMtada* What upon cattle aud > no ic-day l« good. When the disturbance* with which to conduct tho government. Again J?'^nd sheep’ What upon barley, and what ba* been a fortunate thing that certain import*- ; fraud put upon him without an opportunity to discovered that in n similar way * per­ Kon* were made more difficult by the taw ot , meet bis accuser*. It is like opening a jndg* son under the influence of Hsabemfo 'iiteM commenced this year, the outstand- the committee's report declares: menl once rendered by a competent court. court Tbe The IS» otherwise we would have had les* gold at ment lie even discovwv* errancy in this country was the largest to •So tha: every change of tow must be it exert rests upon him who charge* charges can be affected. borne than wo have to-day. •i burden of proof real* ,' K’“rcaP1 to ever known In our own his­ Step regardful of the btbor and capital to aesails the tbe integrity ot of the jndgmen'i judgmeu'i that persons who do not submit to ordlThere 1* no occasion for tote situation except fraud and aesafls , *ne volume of currency outside ____________ r ' “ ’ ’ll?, sebria™K.—<’iu ■»*>.<>!. the uncertainty which everywhere prevails, aud hr cannot set aside that Judgment upon ex w 1 L >«». WM more than too, has no place In » democratic ptotWe hare the some men. the same money, the parte testimony. The simplest and the most , state through the chcwin? er------ ' or 12432 P°r Inhabitant, against form and is stricken out upon the motion oTMr. “■fijf. THAI »»• bIwUl*” same manufacture* and tho same markets that fundamental principles of justice require that a „ f hasheesh. tThe *u_ *1 —iZl aaz»& - .iHn. of faculty J0?" "-.intie nirtv to tbe last house of repre in 1ST=:. “ “d «« man should h n e atyopportunlty to confront hl* ' tbe,drelre It-dare* wool upon the freelist, nave anouicr ■■ ■-~aaa« -------- --------- •—~ ,. ---------*» “ setitative* It. wJU uui nan rcstuteu rrom want or pluck ond the same perseverance and the same Llm. I understand that tn the cases suspended, tion. The immediate present t* i&ealr and having on e j ]carc I COCe’ s,ota contraction ot currency by people, but the majority of them votedjast year the st spended pensioner has no access to th- ized Into the moat beautiful zrei U.SATp<«>'»«- •“ ,M ”°“W« tiovernment, but a want ot ooafldcnoe to the for another potior. We tear* too same energy, I testimony or lbs letter*, or tbe Information f Hearinr is mad- I— in m01 ** We the same enterprise, the ssme great plants, but, furnished by those who comp'ata against <be , . , ,. " onr Wstory, had so much money per capfew if any are tunning to their foil capacity, be- | validity of the pension. All that te denied him. and th< nneat Mt rains of mutue sifect Bm for bUa«M8* as we have to-day. cause of fear ef the policy which the people Ha simply is advised that hl* pension tesz*. as they never 'lid before.—OdttMtt rnuci^r .. J*0®7 oat of clnralatiou, decreed last fill should be carried into public j pended and ho is required to ahow why be Herald. ' THU U tt^tatur‘. h^tbeeB h0Arde<1> tttruoKb fc*r of WbAlwU'. ». — I. aKio ta «e““a ”ow~- York lieform (f-te UAW** New v -u °a A«m»tA i«A the bankers of tnoMupaaUeprUKlH** <*<«•“»» «»«"“■ York City had deposited with tbeza Ml* note Sounded in a Speech uarkable Power by the ixnpion of Protection. «tet do with Schedule M. -palp and paper,” of In­ creasing importance in all parts of Ohio? What will he do with Schedule N. ••sundries. • among which are brushes, ooku. leather and manufaoWrmi thereof» How will he treat the free list! wui be place tea and coffee, spices and drugs on the tafiff Uatf • - I J i I �Hastings Banner Thursday, Sept, at, 1893. M Aga HALL UCOOKTBSttor- but tae increment ta almost wholly due to tabor coat At every step in the progress I TUC CM AVE HUNT. I HL Oil A HL HU of materials from the crudest to their I most highly finished state, tbe enhance-1 l^qely ATTENDED AND WELL a YOU ARE INVITED CONDUCTED. ment of value which they receive Is due to tbe reward which labor demands and re­ ceives for Its outlay. Thus tae cost ot all Our readers are no doubt familiar with the fact that for many y«ra past ground between Cartert take. Long take and the swampy ground around Bear Holo take, has been infested with a mammjth black snake, wboae length varies all the way from 18 to 24 feet and Tbe democratic Journals, In an effort to ter ta from 5 to 7 lochea io the American labor could be benefitted by part of ita body, accordingly as the ele­ ' comfort the workingmen who have been ment of fear presents itself before the op­ forced fdtq idlene.-s by tbe dosing of the "placing all raw materials on the free tics ot the beholder. As we have said be­ A cre.ro of tarter baking powder. mills because if the menace of tariff iisL” To do so would be to adopt a poli­ fore the country in which the “on^ cy of absolute free trade, and to wreck roams Is a perfect one for tbe life of such Highest of all in leaven.ng strength changes, are returning- to that old trick of to the a snake, being low aud swampy, thickly .—Latest United States Govern­ percentages, which was used so often In American production or bring it produc- covered with tamarae, with hills rising up the Iasi natfoual campaigL Tbe consumer same low wage-level as foreign ment Food Rfcpprtthat are covered with a dense growthor ROVAL BAK.NO Pownsa Co, N Y who usually does not know precisely what tion.—Grand Rapids Eagle. underbrush. The country around Bear the duty upon al certain article is, has pre­ Hole take is desolate in the extreme and We call the attention of all our readers thoughts of snakes present themselves al­ sented tQ IfFF® fibres which be is to the great speech delivered by Gov. Mc­ most unconsciously and a man votes him­ said to pay as a precentage for the benefit Kinley at Akron, Ohio, in opening hla self as being out of tbe world while tn otiaanKhotarers; and tbe Impression ta campaign for the governorship of that this wilderness. The snake has always given tbpt be pays many more dollars than been seen during dry seasons that have state this year. Republicans and demo­ been warm and dry like the Pr65??* he is’rehUy called upon to pay. The decrats cannot but rejoice that tbe issue In summer, and takes to the land. In tbe giep of percentage, as a matter of fact, can Ohio is so clearly defined, and the voice of past he has been seen by reputable farm­ rarely indicate the relation of tbe duty to Ohio will be accepted as the voice of the ers who live In the vicinity and whose tUeieltfa price.: In 1WL for example, a word cannot be doubted. It Is universally nation. Gov. McKinley Is the champion conceded that the snake Is a monster, but $38duty.upon steel rails represented a ot protection and author of the famous Just how*lg Is a much mooted question38 pkAfentMut^but when the price ot McKinley bllL Hta opponent In the race During the past two weeks he has been iplta Iel| trouf 3100 in 1871 to $42 a ton in seen three times, though by no one who 1878,'tbe very saine'doty rose to more for governor is Hon.- Lawrence Neal, au­ had afly shooting implements, and the be­ thor of the free trade plank in the demo­ holders only beat "a gallant retreat from than««* nereqvko* the price. As the price cratic National platform adopted at Chica­ the presence of tbe targe reptile. fell, the percentage ot duty advanced, al­ Carter’s snake has been nearly the sole go. So the issue is a square one between though tbe actual duty per ton remained protection and free trade. We print thei topic of conversation In the city for the . past 10 days. Hta generous proportions without -change. Were the duty of that speech in full and commend tbe princi­ and hated pretence were voted aa a period hi force now, when , rails sell for ples advocated In it to our readers. In pref­’ menace and danger to that portion of the 839 a ton, it would be about a 100 percent erence to those advocated by Mr. Neal, community. 8. Greusel proposed to emduty. That ta, because the price has falwho in accepting the democratic nomina­• utate the example W Apollo. who slew the • len needy 75 percent the duty would hate . huge serpent at Delphi, but not single tion tor governor said:—“Tariff reform handed and alone. A meeting was oallrisen from 28 percent almost to 100 per­ must be our battle cry. Make the fight1 ed at hta office Friday evening which was cent, without any alteration of the duty active, aggressive, offensive from start to> attended by about 25 braves. He was having been made. finish. Success in such case will be as­. elected Captain and addressed his warrlo rs Tbe whole purpose ot this persistent alsured to us. The victory will be a decisive, as follows:— lujlou to duty .percentage without regard . Warriors and War-scarred t’h2 one. It will forever expunge the foul blot1 me areal pleasure to bare you galher roend tho totactanl-duty and actual-price 1s to de­ f camp Are sodsmoke the piped peace. Uiougb of protection from tbe fair escutcheon of1 1 think some of you made poor •*!<«««• cisive readers who are not well -inform* ot tobacco, but oever mind. We are gathered our grand and mighty republic. The re­ here under thia friendly roof to organize ££ sult will be finally received by the mem­ jWhat concerns the consumer moat tanot bers of all partlias as tbe full and fiual Bli-wisc . niiiurutc.iuu — " r—------ tbe percentage of duty, but the size of the Judgment and decree ot the people of the pttee be haa'to pay. No matter what the entire country upon this great problem of percentage is, the consumer knows that taxation. The voice ot Ohio will, with our very.preaeuce, to meat which means almoat the price-ef what he has to buy has not in­ certain death. Cease IbH quaking fear my creased since the McKlnleylaw went into universal acclaim, be hold the voice ot tbe Braves. Have courage and confluence in your leader. Tae Great Mplrrt gives te them wbo dfect, while the price of most things has Nation.” The Modern would do( the wherewith to do It, and from tbe murky excitement under which we bare been decreased. A 'man don't care so much for Dun <fc Co.'s weekly reviews of trade laboring tbe dim outline of wbai He Is to un­ the percentage*. If he has plenty of dollars fold la presented to me. Leave me at cnee n»y show constant improvements. Reports warriora; Tbe Great Spirit speaks. Tomorrow in bls pocket and knows that what he has from all aides show an Increase in volume the implements ot defense will be complete.^ ppld ta less than he has paid before for the of business and number of bauds employ­ •^The braves left tbek commander In" dreamland Friday evening and Saturday s^me article. Tbe present tariff law was ed. Nearly twice as many mannfacturlng two mei. patiently labored all day, and conceived for America and Americans. If Institutions are starting up now as are from the brain of the captain, two spears it Is to be knocked out, as the democrats closing down. Money market Is easier similar to the one carried by Neptune, promise, Europe will be tire one to be j for commercial purposes and business is only with the middle tine knocked out benefited. were completed, together with a monster gradually settling down. Everything • gaff hook, which would be used to pull goes to show that the panic of 1893, the lhe dea(11y col|„ of repUte, from the . The closing words of ek-Speaker Reed’s most 'severe tbe country ever pawed prostrate fonn of the victim, and a rod “ ‘a sponge speech ou the bill to repeal the silver-pur- through in the same length of time. Is nt‘ the end‘ of which was “ to *be saturated with chloroform, the deadly ehaee act, relative to modem manufactures about passed. odors of which the reptile was to Inhale, and methods, are worth remembering. He until stupefied. Democrats claim that the McKinley bill said: * Very early on tbe morning ot the first j “Manufactures today are, in no respect, Is responsible for the closing down of day of the week team* carried the snake the subject of chance or miscalculation. shops and.factories. This Is true, but the hunters to the place, the number being Increased by recruits until there were 'AH the elements of cost are so thoroughly shops and factories were all across tte about 70 men present, armed to the teeth Understood, all the elements which enter water. and readv to do or die. Alderman Weisinto production are so thoroughly compre­ sert bad a gun, a dagger, aud his renowned hended, that it.lt Impossible for manufacDr. C. S. Hazleton, of Grand Rapids, has snake dog; Recorder Holbrook 'the sprint­ I'turers to go on'.-exeept uppn tbe basis of been appointed U.S. Consul to Milan. Italy. er, was “bottle holder” aad carried the sponge which he was to hold under the small but sure profits. .Unless tbe manu- The appointment came unsolicited, but of snake's nostrils: Lieut Ed Evans had a Is a beautiful and impressive faetarerckn see his way directly to them, course being a democrat he will accept. gun: Biley Waters had a laaso; Ered Parker a gun, a snake spear and a pair 'of sight; but. , he has no objsot in'turning his mill, and' running slippers to be used on the sUghcst : unless Ui-the-future he can see that that provocation: Capt. Greusel only had his ' * mill can go on satisfactorily there isnoobTbe churches of the city having agreed Knights of Pythias swurti which be had ' ject on earth for him to continue bis manu- to adopt standard time tur holding their carried upon every battle field for several ' facturee and hta organization. Therefore, services, such change will be made next years; the fire department boys all had on Is one of the most delicious pleas­ . you may depend upon ifc ‘ that until the Sunday. The time for evening service big rubber boots with barbs’in them.. pre­ ures accorded to those who enjoy during the winter months will be seven sumably to make tbe act of being swallow‘ question Is settled, until men know tbe o'clock beginning ou Sunday. I have just re­ 1 ig out the question. Tbe line was formed, a fine cup of tea. . terms upon which they are to compete the men being placed about a rod apart, ceived a large invoice of the new ■ Uuual service at the Presbyterian church with foreign competitors, no loom will be next Sunday 10:30 and 7:00 standard time. the rank being about a quarter of a mile crop of New Moon Tea and it fully , In mottos more than Is necessary and no Consecration meeting and led by Miss long. The fire boys were given the post equals the best recommends ever of honor, marching through the miry, * wheel will tutm.except with the prospect Eddy. Why dont you try it? slimy swamp which Is literally alive with given it. of immediate .profit * • * We are now. The Y. P. S. C. E. at tbe Presbyterian rattle suakes, blow Snakes, blue racers, Whenever you want groceries or blood suckers, snapping turtles, crabs. canned goods call on me. therefore, la this-condition of affairs. We church atfl. are on a down grade to a period of recup­ The ladles ot the Presbyterian church Hazards, and spiders resembling tarantulas. When near Long lake, the trail of tbe sereration, economy, and self-denial which, extend a cordial invitation to their friends pant was found where he was In the hab­ in some eases, may lead to very grave and to supper in the Episcopal society rooms it of going down to water, and near by next Friday evening from 5:30. to 8:00. was a dead abeep—ghastly evidence that serious suffering, tor there can be no doubt The Presbyterian society will be enter­ bis Infernal Majesty was near at hand. whatever that the thrertenlng aspect of tained by the ladies at the society rooms In close proximity to this was a cast of affairs, while It threatens .the country as a on Friday afternoon supper frota 5 to 7. snake skin, nnd it was correctly surmised, whole, capitalists and laborers alike. Is A cordial Invitation extended to nil. without question, that the reptile was more especially in die future threatening I All are cordially Invited to attend tha feasting on a Sunday dinner of mutton to the laboring people of tbe country. Presbyterian social in the society rooms when he was "scared out of his hide" by the approach of tbe party\ Tbe brave When mills are shutdown they jure shut to-morrow evening. men in the swamp had proceeded but a down because they must ascertain by short distance when an unearthly yell came from the lungs of Aiderman TVeisdemocratic legislation what tbe basis of Saturday evening burglars entered B. sert, who was with the right platoon upon their future manufactures ta to be. If tbe S. Holly’s store at Woodland. Mr. ... Little II. a bank near Bear Hole take. basis is to be competition with foreign has a card on his safe giving the combina­ snakes five or six feet long scurried In countries upon less favorable term*, they tion. The burglars opened It and were even* direction at ths noise, and this only are obliged to meet those less favorable rewarded by finding the cash box as empty made the Aiderman cry lhe louder:— ‘The SnaXe!" “Tbe Big Snake!” “Come terms by reducing the coat of .manufac­ as a democratlcjreasury. Tbey-next weriVto the C. K. 4 3. depot, Quick!” Capt Greusel formed his men tures to themselves. Tbe cost ot manu­ broke in but the cash, box Indicated that In a round square and surrounded the factures of the finest kinds especially Js the money had all befen deposited, as It monster. A call was made for the speara, largely In the pay which ta given to labor­ was'empty. They then broke open the the gaff-hook and the chloroform, but the way house, stole a baud car and came to City Recorder was trying his sprintlag ing men.’’ this city, the car being found near the abilities aud Fred Parker was testing hta table factory. Was the robbery Tone by running shoes. The snake broke through A great deal of thoughtless talk is in­ any one living in Chis city, or by a gang of the line and crawkd up a poplar tree hta tall snapping off butternuts from an ad­ dulged In relative to “raw material s,” and tramps? jacent tree. Capt. Greusel gave orders tc the claim ta often set forth with more or fire and Llent Evans shot off the snake’s less particularity that if duly "all raw ma­ The first nine attended tbe matinee at tall. By this time Dan Donohoe had terials" were placed on the free list, we Deaton Saturday and carried away the climbed the tree, unwound the serpent could compete with tbe whole world in base ball honors by the close score of 11 to from tbe limb and dropped him to the ground. A mighty cheer went up from manufactures. This contention, though 19. below. This was considered a great alluring upon a superficial vtaw, ta found Bowens Mills swamped the Lome team feat for an Irishman as It was naturally upon close examination to be false and Friday afternoon In a close and exciting supposed that they were -*afrald ol snakes.” No sooner had the reptile land­ misleading. As a matter of fact there game, the score standing 19 to 18. ed on the ground than the brave Captain are no such materials as “raw materials” Tbe teachers of Barry County and tbe pierced him through and through with known to commerce. The “raw” mater­ professional mon indulged Is a matched bls trusty Pythtau sword, and killed him. ials of one line of manufacture are the game Saturday afternoon. Tbe former Tbe deceased was stretched out and care­ completed products of other lines ot manu­ proved themselves superior Is “wielding fully measured, the part that remained l»ebe». buta largt portion ol facture. Crude substances lying in tbe the rod,” winning by a score of 19 to 18. hta tab had been shot away. From the earth or on Its surface are the only raw cut of bis jib and hta disposition to keep out materials In the true and proper sense of of sight, it was decided that tbe deceased Reduced rates to fairs for 1893 via the the word. The value of such crude sub­ Michigan Central. One fare rate for the original Carters’ snake, though by no stances ta so Insignificant as scarcely to be round trip. Children over five and under means the -rtKlbBl one. This concluded worthy ot consideration as a factor In tbe 11, half fare. , «tar»eed hta —------ SL —- h°2L-<Z.he _L*ptahl e riuurace ,Llcat' lbe fl,nk ftU °Poo the processes of production. It ta only when of the left dank anti went. Font they are wrought upon by the hand dt inclusive her a br>ve m*n and several maa that these crude materials receive an buntt'afferiugs |u nw shape of stale to­ bacco were offered and occasionally arvus,7.i“ptedAfter this the 70 or more wto --- | were present found their way back to the TES HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFF1CX, . AUGUST 14. 1879. editorial notes. fabrics is principally labor-cost In many cases the tabor cost Is as high as 90 to 95 percent of the total value. How absurd, In tbe light of these well-known and In­ contestable facts.r Is the contention that Pure To call at my store while in the city, and examine my stock of Furniture and Can pets, which is both large and complete. In order to turn my goods into money I am offering some big bargains for Cash. Don’t buy until you see what I have, If you intend going to SCHOOL You will need books Hiram Rogers, North side Main Street. We him to keep EVERYTHING FALL, 1893 In the line of School Books, Slates, Tablets, etc. W. H. THE NEW MOON DRINKING NEW MOON TEA S. E. PHILLIPS. We are giving acme good bargains in we Are opening New Goods. New Silks, New Dress Goods, New Velvets, New Braids,’New Cloaks, Jackets, and Wraps. Stock Complete, Inspection Solicited It can not be denied that we have the most complete stock of Dress Goods in Hastings. The new stock fully maintains the standard. The styles we illustrate are “correct” and we meet you with the lowest prices named, every price filled with quality, More than ever we urge comparison; it’s been a “money saver' to you before, it will be more than ever this fall. Visit us, make our store your headquarters during the fair. SPAULDING’S The Popular Dry Goods 1 louse. GROGKERY " GLASSWARE Between to stimulate trade these quiet times. A nice assortment of Water Sets, Chamber Sets, Dinner Seta, Sugar and Cream Sets. A new line of Tumblers very nice. Our stock of Groceries is full and complete. The wise housekeeper is the one who buys good goods and that is what we aim to keep and !™6n 0011168 TEA and COFFEE we have the goods that please. and not only that, you will Wejwant butter & eggs. Hams i VanArman We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get a living. TIME ui WHET F you save time you save money. You can save a vast Iamount of time if you are look’ ing for Lumlier, Lail], Shingles, or any kind of building mater ial, by coming directly topis save money by buying of us. �Hastings Banner i, tA!^® HaU h“ J®** solved a fall bam0* m aU<* €blWr*!B“ fall pZ^rs. JL T. Diamond gave a 5 o'clock TbursdaVr Sept. 21, ter5Mj^n'’d‘’ - • Novel Sights, never before witDesaed on What, do you Know • Coin? Have you seen HealU’s, (the druggist) ..reniiuni for the Harry Co. ? ... •, reprev.-nts enterprise and ' . W. will have on «xhi;7'.: a Elorai Hall in a sealed ; ' j . .-ria n com. and to the . c'lc'ssinf nearest to theidate / Jme lie' will- give st round k,.t to Chicago to the lucky » il not oust a cent for rail ;... iron, Hastings, to idle rv ■ 1 ir.’ and return, ticket good .I t'•=- It will not cost you ,. to guess and you are en;’.. chance each day, do not ., it but gueas. If have been to Chicago and; : ate to go again guess and, • ,..in give the ticket to some-. \ ri.it could not go otherwise. i’V.BER IT IS FREE. AH we ut’of it is the advertising. . I ear in mind that we are the " in PURE DRUGS AT PRICES. Poor drugs are erpensive a| any price. FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. t )-ic door east of City Bank. Cfct Mro °°unty faU Charidtte, uct. 3d to 6th. Go. ■ ‘ F^e—Abound trip ticket to Chicago. Ask to see Kred L. Heath’s (the druggist) special premiatn at the Barry Co. fair. ' . CIRCULATION * This week. 75 quires. IlttMtter. changes for advertisements mu-1 re-ch thto office Tuesdays at latest to |S,ure mwrtiun In the Issue Of the week whei; brought! I (tot your lunches at the city bakery during the fair. < to: yuar peaches of Charley Beamer In lie Messer building. ', st<x k of candles, fruits, nuts, figs, .: . ;il F. G. Beamer’s. ’ in. ™‘ 10 Gr««l llxpld. Tq«. to Detroit tbl. wit' Woodral' u®J Kortxta...l|<hlutMk of dlpt ’Mtlta hl. m « P«ciBK race, parse 850. S^if*‘‘1^ 10 ,to ,u“ '“'"tooro „i. v ertlsed for Eaton county’s big fair Oct 5-6. I’ »WI1»« Io A gang of ntae tramps struck this city fueeday morning, several ’of them hangGr*n‘1 RofW" dayMr°Und 00 the ontak,rta of clty *11 TiiS!di}?l'E1*,to w“ , ,0“f" ln the c"’ to “re to don’t forgot tho uld-rellxblo pl.c.. wh.„ you can get a niee lunch for a little mon­ ey. Call at the City Bakery. I have some fseah ivory points of cow pox lymph with which I will vaccinate nt my office for 50 ch. for each person. G. W. Lowry. ..i^i*“,dMrL N Cbldwier enter. Mined « tew frle«4« «t Pedro Tuesday night to honor of Ml.. Allee Galualu "re rreo Harker. Ml« Mewer .nd Dr. Foglrooog, who ,.i .rrwted lut t«t for murder tor wlte-polimolog. I. taring bl. trfwl now In Hlllad.te. The Homed U quite welt known In Carlton where he has relatives living. ’ CARTER’S SNAKE IS A BIG ONE But itdoesn’t compare in size with Our Bargains. You don't liav< to organize a “hunting party” to find our bargains either; our shelves are loaded down with them. They are not to be measured by feet and inches, but by dollars and cents. What do you think of a nice Lace or Congress shoe for only $1,251 This bargain will only be open for a week though, so you had better call at once if you want to take advantage of this offer. These shoes look well and what is more they wear well. They are fully equal to some shoes you have to pay $2.50 or $3.00 for. Those shoes made fro* Milwaukee Oil Grain leather also give excellent satisfaction for the price. If you want something better we have a large stock. We carry goods made by Pingree & Smith’s; Gray Bros; Crippendorf, Dittman <fc Co; F. Mayer & Co.—the leading manufacture* in the country. Rubber goods will be higher priced this year owing to the trust but we will have a full line just the same.. th’™ «kB'*'k ■”d ”ni “ “ D. UrtRbj’ ten ter Concord “> ^2? elt?Ef5rt!,l'’’,I',u,,1,,‘' w“ the 0>^>toS“',’l“rl"’ '•lon"‘1 to K*u' ””t to G'*’d RxplS "" we™ '* Don't think ot coming to Ute Mr and n'.Hu ^1’*“ *pen< Sund‘’ -'th not looking orer Hiram Kogem' .lock of Grand Rapids friends. furwiture and carpets. You may need Dr. S. M. Fowler and W. M. Wilkins something In thia line soon aud he can are In Nashville to-day. suit you with goods and prices. A practical two-bone hay press requir­ ing only one team and three men to bale fifteen tons of hay per day. The beet money-maker on the ibarket to-day. Call and^ee It at Messer Bros. <i Reynolds. A gentleman from near Delton was In the city this week and said every one be had seen from down bis way was planning to take in tbe fair next week. With good weather the success of the fair is assured. LOCAL NEWS. personal mention. Will C»uer weot w Mison Tuejdij ^^'f'l’itadtTU'l, week. Barry county will have thtf best fair of any county for miles around this year. The music furnished by White’s Military Band of Kalamazoo, and each days’ racing to well worth the price of admission alone. While you are In the city attending the fair It will pay you to call at Spary Phil­ lips’ and examine bls fine line of hanging and vase lamps. They are of the very latest styles and are sold at prices to suit the times. H*rri‘' 01 NMhTllIC, were In the city Sunday. left for Chicago Tuesday. daughter Leto Mrs. Frank Denslow, of Muskegon, visiting relative* In the city, to . Mr. ■McWilliams, of Grand Rapids, vis­ ited Hastings friends Sunday. Miss Belle Hicks spent a few days last week with Middleville relatives. . i/fohn Dennis and wife returned from Mrs. and Mrs. Chas. Sherwood spent Sunday with friends In Kalamazoo. Hon. P. T. Colgrove and daughter Ma­ bel, are at the world’s fair this week. Mr. and Mn. Thomas Heney have moved back to Mr. H’s farm In .Rutland. The officers of the Agricultural Society xMIas Harrington, of Spring Arbor to can well be proud of the list of attractions they have aecured this year. From Tues­ spending the week with Miss Effa Simpson. day until Friday of next week every one Mrs. Stinchcomb and daughter now oc­ In Barry County will be amply repaid for cupy,their residence on West Main street attending. Oscar Schumann Is spending a three Cards were received here last week weeks’ rotation visiting relatives In Ithlca. announcing the marriage of Mae Belle (gRev. A.\F. Naglcr, of Howard City, and Booram of Fort Payne. Alabama to W. Gottlieb Nagler, of Freeport, were In the P. Hemphill. Miss Booram spent several city-Tuesday. months here recently with her cousin Miss J^rs. Fletcher, wife of a former Presby­ Glenna Schantz. terton minister, and her father are visiting Tbe Baxxkr offers a years subscrip­ friefids In the city. ? v '. -Afeiyou money to r/ad O. D. tion to the person producing the oldest ' '...g's adv, If you need dry goods. Banker am! gives a good prize to the John Warner, clerk for F. L. Heath, !>.• nut'forget that you can find the ’"dy <bo has tbe finest boquet of flowers was called home to Woodland tost week by f.d! millinery at Miss Felghner’s. ]the falr’ " ’ hav® no <k>ubt lhew ar® .the'death of his father. many who can compete for the former. Dr. E. H. Troy, of Benfield, was In the . Phillips invites yoil to make hto Our announcement last week that wc city Monday on hto way to Ann Arbor, jour hei<{ quarters during the fair. would make special prices has Increased where be will pursue hto studies. •L.i :<> F. GJ Beamer’s,for the famous D. our trade as we have the reputation of do­ Mrs. William Tinkler left for Bellfon' . ■ 'tors— best in the market—can or ing as we agree and many are taking ad­ taihe, Ohio. Tuesday where she will make vantage of this chance to save as every anjexteuded visit with her daughter. dollar must go In the right place now. /Bei-i -sru resorted very scarce. Tbe >^uJfcv. W. M. Puffer and family left for :• weather bad a disastrous effect upon Woolf.v * Bronsox. their new home at Manistee Monday noon. Will you need anything In the line of A large number ot friends were at the de’ carpets this fall? If so, remepnber that IMjt to bld them farewell. : iht* latest shapes io sailors and Hiram Roger* keeps h nice stock ou band •••’ ' a;- will be found at Miss Alice George Higden, of Leslie, editor of the of alydesigns, styles and prices. . By buyir»ir< | w । ing-fllrectly from stock you are better Ingham County Republican, one of the i -mail boys of this city have cbai- qualified tn |udge as to whether you will brightest and newsiest weeklies in the state, made us a fraternal call Monday. ■ i ;. ;y ball team in tbe state under be suited with your purchase or not. izftecently a rich deposit of lead ore was struck near Lowell, on the Lowell A Has­ tings R. It The land upon which the -lead was found has been leased, a stock company formed and a shaft will be sunk .Kr.-oni who have not yet Inspected the at once. Those who claim to be In It say ■. -w county buildings should visit the fair that tbe surface Indications for gold are and do so then. * excellent. i you want some of tha nicest, freshest 1 '■ !!■ -■ in this city during the fair go to “Where are you going, my pretty maid? To the Eaton Co. fair," she smilingly said: the City Bakery. The fact Is the girl was a product of Ea­ Always smoke Ed. Powers No. 85 cigar. ton county herself and knew as well as any other bright girl or boy that there Is '*.■«« the same; always the best 5 cent more to educate and please at the Charlotte in the United States. fair than at any other on. earth excepting 1.1'!'haying nice house plants should bcm to!the fair. The premiums “ Barry's of course. Go and see. Miss May Miller, who has been visiting friends In this city left Tuesday for Ann Arbor, where she will spend a few days. She returns to her work In Lansing on Saturday. iffl N. Mosher, of Banfield was city Thursday and says that some people down there are excited to tain extent over the new railroad through that place. - $ uoo. $1,500. the world's fair Monday morning. Die H»ts of special premiums for the : 1:3> made a great hit. U •, v: ifOJJn purses and premiums at rhe E.iti-n county fair this year. >¥ork is progressing rapidly on the adiiit: < to the old Episcopal chapel. Tin n.-\: Great Camp of Knights of M । riees wl|l be held In Lansing. W- .> knowledge receipt of compllmen• ■ • to Ea'.toi Rapids fair Sept. 2^*29. Grand Rapids fairs have not been onlzed by Hastings people as well as W. H. SPENCE t..11”' Sbr* ou,rer’ of Ne» York, to vis­ iting relatives In the city. in the of the a cer­ survey WE HA HE JUST PURCHASED $ 1.500 WORTH That we will close out at the regular of the g')ods. Remember that EVERHPAIR is WARRANT­ ED to be first class in every. respect. Call and examine the goods while there is a large assortment. C. H. OSBORN & CO SIGN. “THE BANKRUPT STORE. Mrs. John Pendergast and Miss Ger­ trude toft for Boston tJ day where the hitter will pursue her studies further at the conservatory of music. Mrs. Pender­ gast will remain there for three months. ot- Mrs. Mary I). Holbrook and daughter. Miss Kitty, of Hastings, were In the city this morning en route home from a two ot week’s visit to the world’s fair. • • • Mr. it E. A. Holbrook, general traffic manager of ,the C. <fc N. W. Rv. on Pacific slope, and (daughters, have returned to their home in liny S10 0U worth of gqods of W. _ H. ( Oakland. Cal., after several weeks visit -eib c nnd get your pictures enlarged ,with relatives In the city. Hastings, Mus­ ■•’i of Charge, bee sample of work at his . kegon and New York state.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. '•i.--, Felgoner has Just received a large j ■ -’■•r <>f winter cloaks and shawls which Card of Thank*. went a full mile on tbe Grand Rapids • • ‘jitlies are invited to examine while track Saturday, facing a stiff wind when I We wish to thauk our neighbors and attending the fair. friends who so kindly assisted us In our coming down the homo stretch. In ..SUM, fuesday evening there was a genuine repeating the disUnce In S.26*%. Consld- isad bereavement. A. R- Pratt and family. ■iiravarl in the first ward In honor of the erlng the fact thjt she bad never gone bet­ :n 1,-Wage of Chas. Newton to Miss Lena ter th.n MS b. toe. Grow twl« yen Notice. Baker, of- Vermontville. proud over the slicing down of her time. All persons are hereby notified not to retary Bauer says there have been HUpieerNerol, ubo'^owlnif excellent nail or post any bills or advertisements on inr.tu --nirlfib for tbe fair up to date than «peed and horsemen M, that he could the buildings or fences of the Barry Co. r before]In the history of the society hurtle the 1:0 mart thia year If poahed. Agricultural Society. By order of Committee. and more coming In every day. Dr S. M. Fowler will woo more from blwpresent location Into a enlte ot rooms, The Charlotte merchants, always noted nnrry County Fair. b-r their allegiance to tbe Eaton county over W. H. Goodyear’s new .lore, that On Sept 26, 27. 28 and 29 the C. K. A lair, never before put up such a splendid bare been Oiled up especially tor him. and S. will toll Uetete from .11 lt» Ittolon. to when completed be will bare as nice and array of attractions as this year. at one fare for round trip,, good complete dental parlors as there are In the Hastings I not later than SepL.39th. Fred Baker has sold hto bakery and state of Michigan without any exception. returning 1 L. Saroeast, Sup t. l ews stand on the west side of Main street There will be two operating rooms and to Bert Brumm of Hastings, who has tak- laboratories, one In front facing on Main Onr County Fair. ••n possession.—Nashville News. street and one to the rear. The w*B'.ng Fair opens next week with the best of parlor will face Main street from which nmxnects Entries are coming from all sides The Lad> Maccabees will meet Wed an excellent view can be obtained from I m-.’ilay evening of next week in Maccalx-e hall, at seven o’clock standard. The pres­ tbe large bay window. The rooms will all entries close SepL 26th. The ®ecrebe tastily furnished throughout and 'farv will be found at hto office on the fair ence of every member is desired. "hrro a... Frt’tote “ lighted by electricity. Tbe power for The new German Lutheran church will running hto operating lustrumenb wlllbe fair AH persons wishing space to* dedicated Sunday next Outside of the furnished by a water motor which to easi­ eity of Hastings It to the finest church in ly governed and which Is especially adapt­ ■ ppUeatlon at “ DrL*u’n,p' ed for a dental office, furnishing good and ■ Barry county.-Woodland News. _______ . Itrody power. Dr Fowler ItI tor «Mt Sup’L The fair commenrea next week Tuesday Notice. for Barry county for the celebrated Haile the 20th. and )a«ts through Friday the 29th The famous French draft 8,al,,°” Method for the painless filling and elI ut aside care and labor for four days. traction of troth. Tita mo’hod te utd- rpcistered imported from France by l ow > ou will enjoy every minute of it of Penn., will be sold at auction rrroolly oeoeptrd u the very Mot In ex tike the glory of Solomon’s court, the IHMM mid bu otood the trot of P™"1'*' half han not been told of the Eaton county experience-. -Thousands of people lu Barn «l. will uk, plan on ,h" grouita at tolr. Gu and see at Charlotte, beginning a»d adjoining counties have' tested ot raw trort from torn Juesday, Oct. 3rd. and lasting four full merits In dr. Fowler's office and the fa^V to. TblLlXi day*. that he haa been compelled to put In an Mali,. id are numerous and liberal. ■ '"•ibly von may want a nice glass oda water when you are In the city. ■ should (hen go to A. E. Benkes’. . These are Just the times that a man wants to get something nice aud not ex­ pensive at the same time. Hiram Rogers has in stock some bed room suits that will certainly appeal to this class of trade. The goods ve wel1 finished, very pretty In design, and the three pieces are sold at a figure that will .surprise you. If you are needing anything In . this line you will certainly be satisfied as to the price. Maggie May, George Waller's trotter /Anna C. Maxwell, of Rutland, haa to- extra chair, mid wort day *"d tbe best evidence not only that the1 UM aued an Injunction against tbe M. C. IL R. Method to a grand success. but also that to prevent them from digging a dlteh that Dr. Fowler to equally successful In using would run water en her land. C. G. Hol­ brook 1s her attorney. IL b".w mow ton l* * purchase a horse. opportunity to STEIN BLOCH C2’5. NAME || On a Suit or Overcoat is a guarantee that you have bought the best for the, money. R. K. QMNT. �ww’ acting. Trembling with ____ »he .k.. man man — leaned "No, William Jones. 1 — - over tbe ■Thought not. They're up I cn“^* f, ,i,le with ouutretohed hendo. way, tooling nbont: eo there ehenee hoe . «... tnened '7. Yr did ^.M»tt turned her her he bed tor an honeet man to look ing Without DO qucnUwu...n- ...... along with me. and it It l« »nmmat. i gto thee tuppence eome o thtae one d"Ae he turne.) to go. hi. eye tell toe “ 'You needirt keep like that,’ I I cried; T'want your face to have some expression. Move your head about as 1 much us yon like, laugh and talk—it will be all the better? “ ‘Last time I was took,’ she replied, I ‘the chap said I mustn’t move.’ “ ’Ahl I suppose he was a traveling photographer?’ ’He had a little black box, like, on legs, and a cloth on top of it, and he 1 looked at ine through a hole in the middle. Then he cried "now," and held up his band for me to keep still as a mouse; then he counted fifty—and I was took.’ . i ‘“Ah! Indeed! Was it a good like­ ness?* “ “Yes, master. But I looked like the black woman who come ashore last Easter was a year.’ “With conversation like this wc be­ guiled ’the day, while I proceeded rap­ idly with my drawing. At the end of • a couple of hours Matt had became so fidgety that I thought it advisable to ' “ give her a rest. She sprang up, and . ran over to inspect the picture. The moment her eyes fell on it she uttered1 a rapturous cry. " ‘Look ye now, ain’t it pretty? Mas­ ter, am I like that?" "I answered her it was an excellent likeness, and not too flattering. Her face fell, however, a little as she pro­ reeded. , “ ‘Are my cheeks as red as that, master?" “ ’You are red, Matt,’ I replied, flip“She looked at me thoughtfully. •“ When it’s finished, wiU you give it to me to keep?’, " ’WeH, we shaU see.’ ‘r*l gave t’other chap a shilling for his, frame and all, but^I’ve got no more money,’ she continued, with an Insinuating smile, which, as a man of gallantry, I could not resist. So I promised that, if she behaved herself properly, I would, in all probability, | By this time she was In ’full sight of the sen. Dead calm, and covered with rain-colored shadows, it touched the edge of the flat sands - about a mile away, and left one long creamy line of changeless foam. The sands themselves stretched away to the west­ ward as far as the eye could see. But t6 the left and eastward, that is to say, in the direction toward, which she was going, there was a long, rocky promon­ tory, with signs of human habitation. Breaking into a swinglike trot, Matt MATT STRAIXEI, HXB OAXX'THBOUGH TU» hastened thither, following a footpath across marshy fields. In due time she came out upon a narrow and rudely made road, which wound along the rocky promontory, at low water skirting the sand, at high water the sea. The first house she reached was a wooden life-boat house, lying down In a creek and, it being then low tide, at some distance from the water's edge. On the roadside above the house was a flagstaff, and beneath the flagstaff a wooden seal. All wasLvery still and desolute, with­ out a sign of life, but a little further along the road was a row of cottages which seemed inhabited, and were in' fact the abodes of the coast-guard. In­ stead of lingering here Matt proceeded on her way until she reached what ut first sight looked like the beginning of a village or small town. There were house un each side of the rood, some of them several stories high; but close inspection showed that most of them were rooflesa, that few of them pos­ sessed any windows or doors, and that nearly all were decayed and dilapidat­ ed from long disuse, while not a few had a blasted and sinister appearance, as if blackened by fire. And still there was no sign of any human soul. Sud­ denly, however, the street came to ay end, and Matt found herself on a sort of rocky platform overlooking the sea; and on this platform, shading his eyes frewn the blasting sun and looking out teAward, wan a solitary man. “^So intent was he on his occupation make her the present she coveted. “ ‘Yon must come again, to-morrow,’ I said, as we shook hands, ’and I’ll . finish the thing off.’ “‘All right, master. I’ll come.’ “And, with a nod and a bright smile, she walked away. "During the whole of this Interview Tim had not been unobservant, und so •donas I was left alone'he looked up from the work he was engaged upon, viz., potato washing, and gave a know­ ing smile. “ ‘Sure she’s a fine bold colleen,’ he ■aid. ‘Does vour honor know who she !■?’ “ ‘I have not the slightest idea.’ “ •They're saying down beyant that she’s a say-fondling, and has neither father nor mother, nor any belong­ ings.' “ ’Pray whix-was your informant?' “‘The man who picked*her from the say—William Jones hisself.* "That name again. It was becom­ ing too much for fletfh and blood to bear. From the first moment of my that he was unconscious of Matt’s ap­ .arrival I had heard no other, and I had proach till she was standing by his side. He turned his eyes upon her for begun to detest its very sound.” a moment and then once more gazed A short, plump, thick-set man, with a round, weather-beaten face, which would have been good-humored but for its expression of extreme watchful­ ness and greed. The eyes were blue, but very small and-keen; the forehead My story is now bound to follow in the footsteps of Matt, who. on quit­ ting the presence of her artist friend, walked rapidlj- along the sand-encum­ bered road in the direction of the sea., Skirting the lake upon the left hand, and still having the ocean of sand bills upon her right, she gradually slack­ ened her pace. A spectator, had ho been by, would have doubtless observed that the change was owing to maiden meditation; that, in other words, Matt had fallen into.a brown study. ■ Presently she sat down upon a con­ venient stone, or piece of rock, and, resting her elbows on her knees, her । chin in her hands, looked for some ■ minutes nt vacancy. At last she rose, • flushed warmly, and murmuring some- ■ thing to herself. The something was to this effect: “Hta hands are ns white as a lady’s, when he pulls off them gloves, nnd he ■aid I was as pretty as my picture.”’ I* can only guess at the train of reasoning vrhich led to this soliloquy, and express my opinion that Matt had well developed ideas on the subject of the sexes. True, she was not above sixteen, and had little or no experience of men, none at all of men who were years of age. His dress was curious, both’young and good looking. Never-, consisting of a yellow sou’wester, a theless, she was not insensible of the pair of seaman’s coarse canvas trousers charms of a white hand, and other and a blue pilot-jacket, ornamented tokens of masculine refinement and with brass buttons which bore the in­ beauty. signia of her majesty’s naval service. By a natural sequence of ideas, she Presently, without turning his eyes was led to stretch out her own right again from the far distance, the man hand and look at it critically. It was spoke in a husky, far-away whisper: very brown and covered with huge “Matt, do you see summat ut yongolden freckles. The Inspection not be­ derF’ ing altogether satisfactory, she thrust Matt strained her gaze through the both her hands irritably into tbe pock­ dazzling sunlight, but failed to discern ets of her jacket and walked on. any object on the light expanse of waLeaving the lake behind her she fol­ “Look ye now,” continued the man; lowed the road along a swampy hollow, ■ down which the very shallowest of riv­ “it may be drifting weed, or it may be ulets crept along to the sea, now los­ a wreck; but it’s nummat. Look again.” ••Summat black, William Jones?” ing itself altogether in mossy patches “Yes. Coming and going. Now it of supicious greenness, again emerging and trickling with feeble glimmers comes, and it’s black; now it goes, and over pebble and sand. Presently she the water looks white where it was. left the road and came upon a primitive If it isn’t wreck, it’s weed: if it ain’t wooden bridge, consisting of only one weed, it’s wreck. And the tide’s flow­ plank, supported on two cairns of in". and it'll go ashore afore night at ■tone. Here she paused, and. seeing a Caldron point, if I wait for it. But I red-legged sand-piper running about on shan’t wait,’M» added eagerly. ■“I’ll go the edge of the water just below her, and overhaul it now." He looked round suspicious, and then made a gesture like a boy throwing a a stone, whereon the sand-piper said: •prang up chirping and flew along “Matt, did you see any of them out of sight colr-t-guard chaps as yon come along?” the first time on her attire. -Wh.t-.thu. M.tt? What ye you doing in your Sunday clothes. The girl was at a loss to reply. She rtuahed iwarlet nuu and hung her■ ned scanci *■—s down ----------bwd. Fortunetely head. ' * ’for her th. men wo. too el-orbed in hl. me^objeet^ t TVOO trt/V Wa—’ thought to catechise her further, dUonly shook his fat head in severe approbation and led the waytfown to a small creek in tbe rocks, where a rough coble was rocking, secured by a rusty chain. “Jump in and take the paddles- IT! -^“o^^cp-i in. but aero. _ oHoiking al him. -------- , J°”si‘ojr<ln C-‘™pHS\hr. log orer th. side ot th. ooble end tUt InK ’ , gunwale , n |moeit to almost to the the water water’s edffe “Too early for them. them, Mutt. Matt If ^* ? r^' it*7 won't be they >rc^own at the bottom now tide. They Vmeett* Lean T.fflttn t'other t'OthCZ — --■ .re d _‘ Easy! end oJt;h(J .^^led with wm^thi„g_in the weur -d et Ue^-ijh ’fffort which an boat, P^Ued it in. z that it was ’ a MnaU. flat, *nd^»w it wHh P -e. of wooden t slimy ™ I X’™ J^o^e-Vo^dpjrt of. a^tb^u c th. footboani b. water in the bottom of the boat. Wil- j liam Jones followed, anti pushed off j with hi* handa Calm aa the water ■ I was. there was a heavy shoreward . Immediately 1 swell, on which they were l<nm«duxtelv . rer of being j uplifted with some danger Matt handled swept back on the rocks. Matt handled 1' the paddles like one to the manner born, and the boat shot out swiftly on the ahluipg ~.-a. I The ,uo waa burning with almost Inrt.tar.bl. brightneaa. and th. light neath him. . . box. that’* what It i»... ” crlod “It's a t~-, —— .. Matt, “It's a box, surely," said Jon®*-And it’s kicked, too. And. loo ^w. I misdoubt there ■ nowt in*ide, _ Or mnvhap I—,—it -- wofcld have sunk. How­ ___ ww-..•!we 1 ’ll see.’ somever, After ‘n unsrail ng effort open with hi. hand., ta drew fortn a largo daapknitc. worked T h„k. and tried to orc open the 1id. blazed on the golden mirror of the wa- i which soon yielded to his e , ter with blinding refracted rays. J the potion of the suit water Crouching, in the stern of the boat, • ready begun to rot the wood. William Jones shaded hta eye* with thus opened, the box was fuun both hands, and gazed intently on the contain only a couple of coarse 1 object he had discovered far out to *ea. 1 shirt*, an old newspaper, two or tnree Now and then he made a rapid motion j biscuits and half a bottle of some darK to guide the girl In the rowing, but he fluidAfter examining, these article* one did not speak a word. , Oh. how hot it waa out there on the by one William Jones threw them back wideless waves! For some time Matt Into the box with gesture* of disgust, pulled on in silence, but at last she retaining only the bottle, which he un­ could boar it no longer and rested on corked and applied to hi* lip«"Rum!" he said, smacking hi* lip* her oars, with the warm perspiration and nodding at Matt Then, streaming down her freckled face. “Pull away, Matt," said the man. not ing the bottle carefully, he returned it looking at her. “You ain't tired, not to the box, and, standing up, recon­ noitered the *ea on every side. But you!" ’ With a long-drawn breath Mattdrew nothing else rewarded his eager search; in the oars, and, swift as thought, he threw himself down in the stern peeled off her jacket and pulled off her of the boat and ordered Matt to puH hat, leaving her head exposed to the back to shore. As they went he clo*ed one eye burning sun. Now, the silk gown she wore hod thoughtfully, and mused aloud: “Night before lost it blew half a gale evidently been used by its original owner as a festal raiment, for it had ' from the southard. Thi* here box been cut low, and had short sleeves. came awash from the east coast of Ire­ So Matt's shoulder* and arms were land. Maybe it was a big ship as was perfectly bare, and very white they lost; them planks was a part of a wea­ looked in contrast with her sun- sel's long-boat More** coming if the freckled hands, her sun-burnt face and wind don't come up from the nor’her warm brown neok.. Her bust was rarxl. The moon’s full to-night and as yet undeveloped, but her neck and tomorrow. I'll tell Uie old ’un, and shoulders were fine, and her arms । keep a sharp lookout off the Caldron beautifully molded. Altogether, her | p'inL" friend the painter, could he have seen Matt rowed on steadily till they came her just then, would have regarded her within a quarter of n mile of the shore, when William Jones stood, up with increasing admiration. Freed from the incumbrance of her again and reconnoitered the prospect jacket, she now pulled away with inland. cosy grace and skill. Further and "Pull in. Matt!" he sfifd, after a min­ further the boat receded from the ute, "all’s square’.!' shore, till the promontory they had Spon afterwards the boat reached Uie left was a couple of miles away. Sud­ rocks. William Jones sprang out, and, denly William Jones nuul« a sign to running up to tha platform above,took the girl to stop, and stood up in the another survey. This being satisfacto­ boat to reconnoiter. ry, he ran down again and lifted the The abject at which he had been box out of the boat, carrying it with gazing so long was now clearly visible. ease under one arm. It consisted <»f something black flouting J “Make the boat fast,” he said, in a on a glassy stretch of water, and sur- ; husky whisper; “and bring them bit* rounded by fragments of loose scum or o' wood along with you for the fire. foam: it was to all appearance motion­ I'll cut on to the cottage with thi* here. less, but was, in reality, drifting wear­ It ain't much, but it's summat; so I’ll ily shoreward on the flowing tide. carry it dean out o’ sight before them William Jones now cArinced increase precious coast guards come smelling ing excitement, and urged his compan­ about.” ion to hurry quickly forward—which With these words he clambered up ■lie did, putting out all her strength the rocks with hta burden; leaving In a scries of rapid and powerful Matt to follow leisurely in his wake. strokes. Another quarter, of an hour brought them to the spot where the'ob- Caatorla is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's preacription for Inflints and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OU. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee Is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhwa and Wind Oollc. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ toria Is tho Children’s Panacea—tbe Mother's Friend. Castoria. “ Castoria la on excellent medicine for chil­ dren. Mother* have repeatedly told me cC ita good effect upon their children.” Detroit ill Grud Riyis. W^REID GLASS Town 1 North of Rang, 9.39 lot oom. 9 rda.. io rds o and w, also it lately everything; Write for prices and *lV>wn 9 North of lUnjr H ofnw Hof PROBATE ORDER. X'M’ta tta Mo?, An.i* •• rn>“« °msr 18 40 Town 3 North ’^““mstar ol tta "■*“ <* •"« I- ““ ot U>» •!>••• aw«< ) a of w Hof M> r r out Caxtoria I* ao well adapted to children that in Sa Oxford St-, Brooklyn, N. Y. “ CutflrU la tho best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day la not for dlatent when mothers will consider tbe real intereat ot their children, and uaa Castoria In- Huf Hrtnts that he Is prepared to render his final nw k r r out 4 H w bounded r r and c and w itb day of October. A. v. d^ceasll and all other persons Intereeted in said estate, are required to appear at a session of said court, then to be tio'den at tha 1 rebate of- Suited’Lid it isfurthcr ordered, that aald petitioner give notice to the persona “tercsted In aald relate, of the pendency of nan’s land 1-1 4J5O 95 l« W 10 71 3U 90 X06 Town 4 North of Rang. e W of ne M •e H ot ne *, n H of nw H 5.1D 10.72 H) ne k of se M is yy’-’ass 16 J) week for three aucaeaslve weeks previous to Town 2 North 01 h*aAMIJM. w. ABxrrnoxa. Judge of Probate. nw fi e on W sld< (A true copy.) 10 8tate of Michigan. County of Birrv-ss. Tbe Circuit Court of the County of Barry, in C^thermatter of the petition of the State of Michigan for tho sale of certain lands for taxes ^O^reading and filing the petition of the Aud inr for a decree in favor of the State of Michlparcel o< fond therein de­ scribed, for the amounts therein ■peclfiedj claimed to be doe for taxes, interest ana charges on each such parrel of land, sod that suchlnads be sold for the amount* so claimed byiHs Xderedt^iat^sld jwlltion will be brought 100 15.33 1 Town 3 North ot Rangt ts.79 neM 10 a 10 10 3A2 J9 3 -o of court ou that day, and that all persons interrtw anv tner-enf ar*nr ing to contest uuo ncu Bute of Michigan, for such tdxes Interest and charges, or any part thereof, shall appear In sold court and file with the clerk thereof act­ ing aa register in ebancery. tbelr objections ... t»vrt flrat r1«T of the term fault thereof the same Will be taken as con­ fessed and a decree will be taken and entered as prayed for In said petition. And it Is furth­ er ordered that In uursuance of said decree the lands described In ssld petlUoo for which a decree of tale shall be made, will be sold for the several taxes. Interest and charees thereon u determined by such decreeou the first Monday W.___ .__ rtw nn the <isv <w r1nv« 4.(13 Town 4 North of Rang, 10 wri 19.C7 19J3 CITY* OF HASTINGS. a H of lota 1038, 1040, 1049 33.*4 «M3 IU70, 1127, 1198 aud 1129 lot I l ift and eH of lot 1135 lota —----- .23.70 Town 3 North of ltangv be selected by him at the county seat of the county of Horry, Stole of Michigan. Witness the Hon. Clement Smith. Circuit Judge..and the seal of said crfcult court of Barry county, this t«th day of August. A. D.. 1*83 lUCMKXT HMITU, [Seal! Circuit Judge, w H of follow­ ing des com. 13 degrees, e 14 *a rds to place of Register. sec 17. thence n To the Circuit Court for the County ot Barry In Chancery. The petition ot Stanley W. Turner, Auditor General of said State of Michigan, respectfully shows that the list of lands hereinafter set forth and marked "Schedule A,” contains a description of all lands In said county of Barry upon which taxes were assessed for the years mentioned therein, and which were returned as oeUuqMUt for non-payment of taxes, and which taxes have not been paid: together with thwtotal amount of such taxes, with interest computed thweon to the time fixed for sale, and coJectlanTre as provided by law. and the cost of advertising and other expenses of sale of-each of said parcels of land. Your petitioner furthee. shows to the court that said lauds were returned to the Auditor General under the provisions of Section 123 of Act ■-•ot; of the Public Acta of 1883. as delinquent for non payment of said taxes lor said years reaper lively, except such of the taxes set forth In said schedule as have been previously re­ turned and remain unpaid: and that said taxes were returned to the treasurer of said county by tbe several township treasurers and city and village collectors, prior to the Uth day of .nine, 1MB, as delinquent. Your petitioner further shows and avers that the taxes, interest, collection tee and costs of advertising and other expenses of sale, and tbe legal fees for personal service of sub­ poena in each case where such personal service Is actually made, are a valid Hen on the several parcels of land described In said schedule. Your petitioner further shows that the said taxes on said described lands have remained unpaid for more, than one year from and after the dale of their return to the county treasurer of said county ot Barry under the provisions of Act number two hun­ dred of the Public Acts of 18»», or under tbe provisions of the several trrx laws under which any of such taxes were previously retun ed and for more than one year prior tn tbe first day of May, 1803; and ihe saldtaxcs not having been paid, and the same being now due and re­ maining unpaid as above set forth, your pe­ titioner prays a decree In favor of the B-ale of Michigan against each parcel ot said lands, for the payment of tbe several amounts of taxes. In­ terest. collection fee. coat of advcrthlox und other expenses of sale, as computed and ex­ tended In said schedule, agaln.-t the several parcels of land contained therein, and tn addi­ tion thereto for the amount of legal fees tor persona) service ot subpoena In each case where such service Is actually made for taxes of such years prior to 18*1 as are included herein and upon which such fees accrued in accordance with law; and In default of payment of the said several sums computed and extruded against said lands, that each of said parcels ol land may be sold for the amounts due thereon, as provided by law. to pay the Hen as aforesaid. And your petitioner will ever pray. etc. Bated. August 14th 1MB. < thence n M‘73-100 chs. to line beg, variation 3 degrees e. ex. a strip It rds and 0 ft wide off U westerly Jacob jordan. April 12. 18th. CITY OF HASTi: Com. aw cur. of 81 rds thence n MH thence s to a point 18 rds n of center of highway for bug. thence w point t of tiivnee n to Eastern Addljfon. Bl’k. lots I. 9 and 3 aud s cruder!y H of lot 4 Chamberlain’ Bl’k. CFO' OF HASTIN' Grant'H Addlpon- SCHEDULE A. x TAXES OF 1801. Town 1 North of Range 7'west. 3 13-41 Ktafield's Addlti Bl’k. Mid 4 16 •« ‘ VILLAGE OF CEDAH CIG TownSNorthof Range 9 «< >t Sec. Ac, VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. 112 corner wKofaefc of jjff sols 9.85 19.00 and 10 lot 1.2 and 3 tot A 7 and 8 tot 1 and 4 eHofawK ~32 tD 1384 i.m .«. ot ITN"“ 1 *"“• ofnw >4 3 to ftSt M. • H of e H of " * ,w * 20 40 4J37 .») .17 . Town 3 North of Range 7 went. ■ Maof sw u . except 9 a se lots lots . lots ■ HoflotVand 10 Town 4 North of morphine, aoothlng aynip and other hurtful axd fi.88 SA?o7«r Castoria. Uxrrxn Hoarrrxi. RhU 1X81 23.54 Dunxuxr, Mofa* M H Of M ata sw ©or. of e H of ns k, Town s Worth or Bug, a wert. 2.80 ■cArthur bert vorjoo. e VILLAGE OF NASHVILLE. a K of Hover tot . A parcel n> landwMaln-t bounded on G. �Hastings Banner »sn I Some Shetland pnnle* belonging to Ed. | I Gilman of Paw Paw were awarded a prite men and their money. I at the Wolrd’s fair. i’ Dr. Newton D. Lee. a, prominent Sagi­ Thursday, ^Sept. 21/4893. I Geo Hughes of Purtland had hts leg badnaw physician, la dead. He married a M1m Jewett, tbe Brat white child born In w. R. COOK. LocM Editor. I ly broken in a runaway. VIUmtrt the kaUe. ’ still If you wont to know something tbe county. about a man’s character, watch how he Last Tuesday afternoon a* John Dilley handles Edward B Willison & Co., ot Boston as John Dilley handles his money. The generous, ol this village who Is superintending the careless it- 'careless man carries his money loose have begun suit against George T, Bruen, washing machine factory lerlntemlinv at Muir. w»' .rnt U ba*.M ujwn the a Kalamazno men hanL to rcallxe on note a ;ir; Vc. Root B<MT. Milk Shake and assisting George Hayes, serretarv of was the in his pocket—Sopper, silver and gold the . all mixed up together—and when he is and claims amounting to 840,000. company, and Isaac Furrer to put n lot of ■•i. :: ■ ■ r:y Toflic at * old corn planters and other material upon of going to pay unufor picxsout anything the heamount takes out hd Hundnd* of people wrtta "tt is impossible to lalAa o i.Uvuof Phy»lcUw» of Vienna namaly; a loft In the old corn binder Taelery at the requires the St I’ost-Diffa handfulsays and picks outLouis the amount hd describe the good Hood's Harsaperllia has That as the ceil element* lu cancer have much . nSNHJis’ less vitality Un»n those of sound fiesh. it ia pos­ place, the joists of the loft, having bwn wtch He seems to have no fear of dune me" it will be of equal help to you. sible to attack them wlthcxit Injuring surround­ overloads broke and allowed about a £ bbe- Be for seems he ia oftoa have trustful ing healthy ceila, or the general well-being of patch. no disposifear of ton of wmL Inin and other material to te • perfectly honest himthe patient Nashville had Its bridge leading to the , predpltatcd upon the men Ths remedies emloyr-l at HarneltavlUe al­ MeMTV, .htnk» others must be like GENTS (male or female) make 810 a day. though ,n <vt ICE CREAM. CONas ha* Uiless aa ’h. se of Vienna, are far vlliuge repaired last week, and all teams Hayes and Fairer seem tn hare been mote New invention. Every household must thinks most oUie” ma*1 more effective-wholly removing the odor of $ A i:Y nnd anything In the line -coining in bad to ford the river. have It. Small outlay, big jirntlts. l ertectlon . I lucky than Mr. Dilley who remained un-1 «»«“• and Mfg. Co., 155 St. ClalrSU. Cleveland. Ohio. tbe »rowth within twenty-four h*»urs. and caus­ ' r.tKEKY GOODS. ing the dlM-aso.1 tissue to shrink to a bard, dir dvr the debt is for halt an hour before he! Of course, he is often che . Nashville boys are orgauitlng a band. eschar until tt Is crowded out by healthy heal­ was released. The other' gentlemen re­ , Of course, he is often cheated and ing granulations. There is no poulticing or Rev. ArthurTrott is the new Metboipst ceived hut slight injuries while Mr. Dilley imposed upon, yet he never entirely sloughing. n<> running sores or r<>u! odor. It Is the only known metho.! that reaches anil ex­ minister for Nashville. He comes Jrom n-ocived internal Injuries from which he loses his faith in his fellow creatures. pels every canrerou • cell. | Spring Lake. lias since been confined to his ted and A fine nature is hisr-in fact, too fine to I 'or refrrenrew and other InfonuaUou ndilraM refeult fatally.—Portland I cope with the many greedy, grasping tbe resident pbyalcian. George Howell brought to The Nows which may ./METIER. J. M. SMITH. '!’ < ■ ■ J. D. MITCHELL. )K l». IlornrlhviUe, X. Y. mortals that ik*od the world. The office yesterday a twig from a raspberry ‘ Observer. bush which contained a half'dozen Beans, it serins are nil right and will man who, if he how to pay a few pence, ripe berries and a number of green ones. te pleniifiil. The eminent agricultural­ won't even take tho trouble of count­ They were very large berries of a deliukt- ists who run the Michigan Bran Jobbers’ ing out tho amount oft coppers, but iil“N A SMITH tul flavor. He told us he hud picked association aay so, and of course, they throws down a piece or silver to be from hisd*.ushes two quarts of nice ripe 1 ktm.v all about Iraan* and ate never given change*!—nnd by tho by he rarely berries.—Rashvilc News, W «-<d!aod.Micli. to blowing just to bear the imirket. Ju*t. counts his change—is a type of “a fool —tireaea THAOB MARK the same there is Dot aa tMMti beau in in Kalamazoo Kalatuaz*r» i and his mopey are soon parted." rerPer'------------------- - , -----........ •-v^ 7W rat nra j»ane<i. ---------Dr. (arter’s Kidney & Backache Teal.counlv ?.’ll,ywhrr 'V'vr.‘ were "thnt- ' last • W* “ •«*« "f dieplay, almost inscpar~ coiniiound ____ i of - valuable . .. ^7— ••ICJI.t-.1, • tlLli____• _ i.has _ some­ ‘—h;tl. Kai. iTelegraph. aide frnm from sneh ..a ..1 cliaretcr, ha herbs' that thing to do wi^i this. 41.1 ECT1OX OFFICE, As Mis. T. E. French rik! U<U| stimulate the Kidneys to action, clearing daughter A careful man always carries u purse {•romptij ■ •• tu-nii.x u. from Alamo Center. : « Um pvwages between .the kidney* wet- ... and keeps the gold, silver and copper ntnl b’-ul-.liT, which Ih-come aiopf*iu up 1 4C*-‘11l ran:;* Ig>diff different drsfrtptivs ramp aXtempted* altemi.hd to cktch catch their th..ir “ *rent compartments. A man like pamphlet. He h, \|n,. French appll-sl thr this never wastes his money. K>r. WILLIAMS’ whip. d the tramp made a grab •ran for va^UCH ns ouffkt to be valued, aud, ttmt though not niggardly, is determined to - POSITIVELY CURESlln- b’l.-gy. but failed fit reach It. m mi» ' inm F MEDICINE CO., a frtchl was alt tli<* Injury they received• have iris money's worth. He quite be­ HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Schenectady, N.Y. hn]H>itanL organs t,f th,. 'the Grand I. The Graham fartory lu Plainwell alter ; lieteS that “any fool can make money, and Brockvlllc, 0nL PROSTRATION, mih; liver kidneys ami iMiwrl*. being iilk* mi lung will start’ up mnhi. but it takes a wise man tx* keep it,” Tltev have asked tor a bonus nf 62000 -and and he is right. -------• The mean man never lets you see 1 I’fice <i) e« nt* a packhiiij ,iU w lit | Rev. R. N. Middleton. paator M. E. church. ,ii’tly attend'd d.»> ' Carh-r’4 Kldi»i-> * Ite kacbc Ten w ill min- ' .. ' what money 'he has. When he is go- Cedar Springs. Mich., nays: Sleep and rest ■iMvfetr* boot mvl an<i;»». l. & ,*L One Fnre Ek- lnl? to Pa.v for anything l|e turns his were strangers to me after preaching Uli I used 'Adlronda Nowl sleep soundly and awake in-' 1 to Chieae C " " back to you, clutches his money tight, 1 efreshed, and I can heartily recommend IL TiMt table. tin-nioutlLiti'>rohi.-i. * w M. 1>. I. i X. n„„ and. so to say. draws it out of his hand, Prepared by WHEELER and FULLER In effect July 30. tfltt. ' ilasllnjcs. Mich. । . Carter’i Kidney A- lUckaclie T-ra will r •k-u IO Cbl,« . »>ui P^KUe ralMdown .m.byoiie.for MW?LD BY C°’’ C,fd,ir 8prtnK’’ M,ch Favorite Route between Grand Rapids. Detroit ;tll courts of tbe ^Ulr. (’•»! s’.rk twaduehK euR*: ip.itlott. dirzlnef*.-. amt : he is loth to part with them, even for eel boat and via all rail route, ‘ ” and the east. •tlf alti-ndi'd to. । '•■••‘for round trip. 911 Sept, necessities. Such a man is not far re­ Lv. I «lol nr RWl A. it. |P. M. HASTINGS. i-i. 23rd and i.'»ili. Return moved from' a miser, who rarely cur­ • trandTtapidx; "•Fu" Caiter'8 Ki.ln- \ A Backache Tei puri­ I! LATHROP. ‘ SKast »'»n» ' ries money about his person at all. un­ fies the b|ou«l, and rvgulatM the bowels. I . pathic Physician and .McCord Sept. >’,tl, ami _M|h will te Odd Fellows less it te sewn np in his clothes. 34 Alto Carter's Kidney A Backache T?a Is a flure dny.x at the world’s fair, amt a great cfh*lEImdale Remember, the man who jingles his W. H. Goodyear’S New and positive cure for backache and In- bratlon i, eitiiected. ' Stale ami oth.-r (Clarksville money in ninety-nine cases out of a 'Lake Odessa I WocMlbury tiainatiun of the kidnevs and bladder. w th lllunilnBliuiiH. lii. niuks rte.. al........ hundred hasn't got much. A bunch of r cnftly attended to. 'Sunfield keys and n few coppers make a good Sold only by W. 11. Goodyear. e*> f* night. iMulllknn LiL M. D.. I Grand Ledge A’X ticket agents for full lufortMliofl as deal of noise. l^nslug Physician an«l Surgeon, NEIGHBORING COUNTIES Detroit 1! 40 '•FATHER WINTER." l»Ell VV A potato weighing one pound' and n . >-. one block es»l •)! depot. A Character Who CntU Recently Adorned •luartei was sent to this office Unit was French Leglilatlva Halla. II. BARBER [ Lv I Howard City I grown by Henry Wilcox, of Rives. Henn b to .. I E lmore I The French chamber of deputies has -I.-mtis and Surgeons. thinks that he could select five bushels out Htanton I lost auoriginal character in the-person ot*ratinnRup',,r'*rH,"thrTex2!n0v1)’ cur» ah .. llooU county responded Utwitt Of his crop Ulis fall that would ripial this Ar (Grand Ledge There is a little reptile belonging of M. de Gastc. deputy for Brest, soys large potato,—Leslie RcpablU an. in hr night. * Madagascar Jrnorcn a.s the jtcimit the London Globe. He was a simple, TGoing West, 1 A. M. |P. St.* | A MT THEo. F. mu «« H irSSL Mr. Rock Roberts thinks there is more snake—that is. the curling sword, j honest fellow, and enjoyed the esteem Uionej in a crop of hay then most any oth­ Running along the back from head to not only of his colleagues of-the left act and Real Estate Office. |j»u<lng I M er he thing raises. He has sold theproduct tail is a blacki;.h> horny substanc*^ but also of his adversaries on the right. A-.,T.Wt Bli^k. Haetlugs; Grand l-edge • .r. . .*n Real Estate Real Estate of seven acres for SS4.00 am! wan only out .Mulliken which bends with the convolutions of He made himself celebrated by his .. t.Mon, General coneeyancing. HttnOeld 84.00 in cash for help to get th* cmp.wurof Abstract Book*, com the snake's l^xly as readily as .would everlasting fur coat, which he wore in Woodbury ed. It teats wV-at. sure enough — Olivet , I. .lift!.i. -s astings ity ank it lieiirds. can f'.rnlab complete < 40 a well-tvmpereil steel spring, and. all seasons, and which cached for him lark ailC. E. BROOKS. Clerk. 9 63 Optic. throughout its entire lengtli it tears the name of "Fere Hiver." He was Elmdale Hastings, - - Mich. Alto Dl.AKH, M. D. “L'Homme. called -------------------------A check entitling a Battle Creek ladv an edge as hard ns flin( und sliarp ox a likewise irreverently MH‘on! 10*W .. Hast Earls I t who was visiting tbe fair, to her bab). rarer. They are n..t poisonous, but Chnsn.J' on account of his shagKy linlr CAPITAL $75,000-90 ■ .-r Holloway’s druc Hove. Ar I Grand u 45 10 45 left In the childrens buildipg. was lost when one of them springs on a man. nnd whiskers which ho allowed to grow SURPLUS gl2.000.00. I IP M :n>m : to 4 p. m. Telephone, con and the mother had much difficulty in re­ which he Is very likely to' do. he will in wild profusion and made him look ' ETC Incorporated under the laws or the State of covering her "precious Jewel." like a Skye terrier. His umbrella, his soon have a leg off unless cracked on„ ll'ortland the pnte. Some snake specialists claim j hat and particularly the cut of his > VI.KILD.D. S. Chas. <». Finney of Battle Creek town­ Ar lion*:* Open for business Dec.IS.1888. that the presence of this reptile on the clothes also rendered him famous. His ■ ‘.Howard City ship «»* instantly killed while crowing the . officers: colleagues raniled, but like*] him none Lv lout* Grand trunk track. He was <|Ulte old and islajid is the reason that there are no' Ar HUnton O. G. Itoblusan, President; cataracts on his eyes prevented him from large quadrupeds to be found there ut* the less for his eccentricities. He had *• I«dinore Chester Messer. Vice. Pros. I t DUiHOVE, one great day in the chamber, when ns present, the curling swonl in 'Lack ' seeing the approaching train. • Every day. oiher* week days only. 7 stop D. W. Reynolds. Cashier. i^rcs having taken off legs faster than doyen d'age in the place of M. Pierre on *lgiial. <! .st ilts & C dgrove.) ni'.Kcrons: A Coldwater terse was bit in the no-e Blanc, who was unwell, he presided Parlor cars on all trains between Grand they could be created. t> Vnmn block. Hastings.* Ravld) and Ihitrott. 8aits 25 cents. Connections D. W. Reynold*. W. H. Fewer*, by a massasugar. Large doses of whiskey over theTIrst pitting of the session. Ou iL lb-eourt* of the state. made in Union station. Grand Rapids with tbe D. <». Robinson, and ammonia sated its life. that occasion I.<• delivered a speech in CHICAGO* Wknt MlCHIOAX KA1LWAT FOB The Chioinw scriptures or sacred which he embraced every political Chester Messer. John Csrveth, Chicago axp th« Wkst axd fob McskbAttorney at Iiavf, • The Charlotte business men done up the books, were Compiled and partly com­ 1’. T. Colgrovo. question under the sun, and might <-r J.S. (Joodvenr A Co.’sstore.) Eaton Rapids business nien at a game of pose*! by Confucius himself. They are ■ . allcourtiof tbe Blate. Collections hare gone on occupying the house till Has the only --------------- --------------------------------savings department tn----------tn Barry -- View. Favorite route to tbe summer resorta base ball bj a score of 52 to 11. ipnraaeoOlagto. divide*! int«| five l«x*ks—viz.: 1. The dorenMlarluri h.- hot found il suddenly 1 Cooure »nd pu,-. < t-rreo, inurret on^l Um. of northern Michigan. Trains leave Graml Rapids for t'hleago,' 7M Yi-Klng, which treats whuUy of cos- empty. Ho was most assiduous, arnv- : A.M.. *:V> A.M. and 1J5 P. M.. -C 30P. M., The tenth encampment of the Eaton MM ERMAX. Hointfpathle Phymdgony. -. Shu-King, the acts . and ing the first and leaving the lost. He .. . comity G. A. R. battalion at Eaton Rap • i inn and Surgeon* •. i . m.iz'u a. m. ana < 50 a. M., wise maxims of Ya«<a. Shun and other j bom in 1811, and was originally a I ids was very successful. Fully 300 auid•except Saturday, via. St Joseph and Steam­ c over Lathrop's drug store.) er. Chinese kings and philosophers, who : civil engineer of the first class. Un- j 1 icr* we/e in Hue at the parade. Iy*re for Mantxtee 7 .J0 A M. and 8:45 P.M. are now held in great veneration. 8. I most of his republican colleagues, I . k’SA. for . Traverse City 7 JO A. M., Ofr Kriday morning last, about four Shi-King, which contains 311 sacred! »:*» 1*. M. and 1|:t5 P. M. he was a staunch Catholic. Every day ; o’clock, Mrs. Chester H. Smith, who re­ poems. 4. Ee-King, or "The Book of ^vstorCbarlrvo^.Petoaky and Bay View sides alone on east Jefferson 'street, wa- Rites," which is a repository of max-' as fvgularnsclockworluhe would mount tho tribune and bring;forward some tin' a wakened by some one raising a window and . • CIRCULATION • night trains between lUvVHw. Grand Rapid*. ims and directions for everyday life of 1 expected motion which, much to his sor­ Chicago and Detroit. Through palace car baentering the house. In the darkness she twreu llastlon amt Uay View, via. C. K. & 8. week, 15 quires. could sec the form only of a mau as he ei|- all sorts nnd conditions of people. 5. row. was invariably ahclved. Once, R y.. D. L. & N. R R.. and C. & W„ M- R’». Chun-Taicn, which is a history of the howeyer, his-motion was passed, and tered her room, aud when she spoke be Ask our agent* for further particular* or write to _ !:■ *f:<-r. changes for advertisements seized both her wrists ami commamh-d time of Confucius. These l>oolis, taken nobody waa more surprised than him­ collectively, are usually referred to inj self. Of later years he took to fe­ Gkorgk DallAVjur.Gent P*mT AgT. ' her to keep still and she would not be ■ 4 h this office Tuesdays at latest to Grand Rapid*. uiM-r’.'on in the issue of the week harmed; it was money he wanted. But lists of “Bibles of the World" ns “The ‘ male emancipation, and attended the I she wasn't to be subdued as easily as that, Five Kings." The word "king" in thia meetings of, the strong-minded sister- | wh a brought. ami lustily yelled ••tnurdA!" at that time conuection almpiv means "book." 'hood, to which two of his daughters belong. At home in his native Brittany . around the county are making falsing herself from tlio_ ted and strug­ he was beloved by all for his gencros.rtn •: n* complaints of trampfl stealing gling heroically to free ,herself from her The most interesting of all moons asullant. One hand being rclea.ed she It Acknowledges no Superior. and fruit. It is probably more ity and the pleasure he took in doing [ are tho two that attend Mars, each TIME table. service to his fellow-countrymen. Ilia I tl.aii usual this year on account clawed the Intruder vigorously In the face, In effect JulyX). usS. about sixty miles in diameter. That ' ervat dumber of unemployed men in and is certain she marked blua. Seeing he curious figure will long be remcm- I planet is just one-half the size of the had no ordinary woman to deal with, the ' :-s who take to the coontry to ob• burglar turned and ran, and was out of earth; ita surface is divided into eonti-; bervd HASTINGS, MICH. ■ enough to keep them from starving. Stations. sight aud hearing when Lee Kiser, who nents and seas, having as much land os Xfi Ilves next door and heard the scream arriv­ water; it has an atmosphere, clouds ed al the scene. Mrs. Smith Is a brave frequently concealing ita face, ond its: WinMira's Soothing Byrup has been used Katamx ’ txt Lv... u!dr<ii toethinK. It sootba'the child, soft- plucky, woman, and il is to ted she could seasons are about the same as here, but Cooper, i.... »—.«.;iil.*vs all pain, cures wind colic. not have held tbe ruffian oritil help, came. though tho winters arc colder. Be­ tUcbtana Juacl. - ' :e -t remedy tor Diarrhoea. Twenty- The party who attempted this bold robbery Crewey................ :<:« » bottle. Sold by all druggists undoubtedly knew that Mrs. Smith U in cause one of the moons travels around Milo....................... ugbuir the world. O«ltoa.................. it three times as fast as Mars itself1 good circumstances, financially, ami lived Cloverdale......... . turns, it appears to rise in the west and | Shultz................... 10 alone and may be a resident of the town. Sunly we're a city.—Grand Ledge set in the east, while the other, really Hastixgs............ . have |<erfect health you must have pure circling in the same direction at a ' t!>d thr best way to have pure blood Is Independent. speed comparatively slow, rises in the Coat* Grove....... Hood's sarsaparilla, tbe best blood pur­ George Krosa, of Decatur, was killed cast and seta in the west. Tnus both Woodland......... - 1 slptntlhbuilder. It expels all taint Woodburv........... ’; I’Tui v salt rheum and all other humors. Instantly killed while unloading logs. moons are seen in the heavens at the Via ». J,. <• a: the <aine time builds up the whole sys- Two heavy ones rolled from the team and Lit)■Ing ............... •J and glv^s nerve and strength. same time, going opposite ivays. Detroit.................. crushed hlm frightfully. Graud Rapids.... Antiquity of the I'rarli. I’ilh may be had by mall for 25c, of C. Ralph Edwarda a Kalamazoo man was The peach Ls an improved variety of knocked dowiv^and. rdbbed “f JliJ-flve^ receiiHy. They evident­ the almond. The almond has a thia Buttons. Iitt.ifneas Cannot ba Cured shell around the stone, which splits z. ly got hold of the wrongf man. open nnd exposes the stone when ma­ a twenty-four page journal, is the leading Republican family paper of ?! application, as they cannot reach SOUTH. Barney Wilkes a 820,000 stallion belong­ ture. This outer skin has simply be­ the United States. i<-portion of tbe ear. There la It is filled with interesting reading matter for Kalamazoo Ar... ing to a Ypsilanti man dropped dead on come fleshy in the peach, so that is all < b - um way to cure Deafness, and tliat Lv.. every member of a country family. It is a NATIONAL FAMILY EaatOoper Rtrhland June!. that gives it its specific character. It by conMituttona! remedies. Deafnesa la the track last week. • PAPER, and gives all the general news of the United States and the Creesey................ ■ • -■id by. an intlamed condition of the seems now clear from investigation MDo..:................. A large number of typhoid fever cases world. It gives the events of foreign lar&ls in a nutshell. Its “ AGRI ­ 1 ; ous ilnlng of the Eustachian Tube. | in the history of anaient Babylon that Delton.................. ........... Wh.11 this tube gets inflamed yon haven are reported at Allegan. Its “MAR­ Cloverdale in their gardens, now nearly four thou­ CULTURAL” department has no superior in the country. tUiultt................... nimbling bound or Imperfect hearing, nnd Tbe Allegan Journal Is now P“b,,8h**d sand years ago, the peach was cultivat­ KET REPORTS” are recognized authority in all parts of the land. It ’ 'Alien it In entirely closed Deafness Is Uie by Don Henderson. He purchased the in­ ed then as it is now. It must have Hastixcs.......... has separate departments for “ THE FAMILY CIRCLE ” and “ OUR oilt. and unless the inflamation can be been many years before this that the YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SOCIETY” columns com­ Costa Grove........ terest of F. T. Ward. t-ken out and thia tube restored to Its nor­ peach was improved from the almond, , Woodland........... John Fisher, near Fawneo. this state mand the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general political mal condition, hearing will be destroyed and this fact goes to show the great forever: h’ne cases out of ten are caused drew $:J00 out of the bank, pla- ed41 ■’ news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and ex­ Leasing........... atanp, which Is nothing but tan lu- nhl rubber boot and buried It, after antiquity of the fruit. Detroit............. haustive. itamed condltion of the mucous surfaces. which lie turned an old wagon ted over Grand Rapids. Climbing rubes. We will give One Hundred Dollars for the Place of depo.lt, A negro noticed the Traverse City. Although one naturally supposes to any case ot Deafness (caused by catarrh) removal of the wagun ted from t A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal Cbartavuix.... "”’217 MorS and geoenlly docs find the genus places I>to-kcy ......... that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh po.ltl.in .nd work«<l ’ inhabiting the waiter solely, there are and “THE BANNER” for one year R*y Vtow..^.. Cure. Send for circular*, tree. F. G. wild the money. Tlte »«*» curious exceptions to the rule. An in ­ Cheney Jt Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Drugstance may be cited in the species Riits, 75C. ndiiw>rv became bruited about ever) farm known as the "climbing perch.” which ’"'’“‘‘.•/ft' Subscriptions may begin at any time. w<,ntloth«orcb.rdto.»mlne M, Mnk not only travels long distances over OUR COUNTY dry land which separates one stream The Freeport Herald is now published account.—South Brod TUnea. Al) trains vrUlatop at crookad Lak* Cr Address all orders to Wednesdays. Tbnomrent are lookiM tor n?,' from another, but i* likely to cliiab a tree whenever the opportunity afford*. Freeport is now without a JalL The tlwlrea who trarelnd ‘‘‘"J.0**'"JpH The curious creature has a peculiar ar­ old one has been fitted up for a coal abed. Wminesday tn • covered wagon, iney rangement of the' upper part of the \V । etc. Bill Armstrong, a • Thta speaks well for tbe people of that head, which Is provided with water Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. vicinity. rIB Smith rod I cew>, th> Z-L a>h Mlne ,b|» stere nt ot watar *■*'" Best, Roam 2, Tribune Building, New York City, and a sample copy followed IIW+ to ’ keephb Mr*. Barney Hoover living near Middle­ his^n, gills moi.t moist on on >atreiLiaJ traveling of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed you. villa was found dead In bed last week. vxpeditlon or a climbinxr ton* She went to bed as well as usual. Heart troubla wu the cause. DfiiNKflGE GREflM SODA. 7g» । ■ 3-14 On Monday we had the pleasure look­ up over A. E. Baas’ peach orchard, which contains nboul 1,000 trees, moat of which area reproduction of "Bass' Seedling” variety. Although the dry Reason has been against the crop in this locality, Mr. B. has a fine lot ot fruit, many of the trees being overloaded. One ot the feat­ ures of this particular variety Is that they have a small pit and are very highly cnlorc*L He has thoroughly satisfied himself during the *20 years that he has spent In tljp state, that this particular variety of pearfies will reproduce themselves from the pit. he having raised them from three generations.—Middleville Sun. CANCER IS CURABLE A GarM<IX«W business cards. Hi 5.97 IX» 8.70 o.:.< 8.18 Cures Sick Headacne AD1R0NDA Blood Nerve .Builder Tonic j Wheeler's 8*1 XCR I4JS5 •l.t. X48 Ml 9.M3 1&T9 178 S.78 pl. Ma fl. 98 8.17 19 07 te» ««3 UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS’ b"‘U W. H. GOODYEAR. IS p. H 2.08 C B , A. r,: fl. 15 :F.‘!- ALWAYS SMOKE LOCAL NEWS. 1847 THE BEST i I I 15 Cent Cigai fl 15 In The Market bin, Kalamaioo & Saginw J. MILLARD. £0* An Unprecedented Offer! I Great Value tor Little Money. a.14 Week ly News of the World for a Trifle. > WJB The New York Weekly Tribune « ..ro. H £ ** I Ell ) X83 I 1JT7 I 94.78 > 7.11 ) » > tAO l-» 1.01 > t^7 I «J7 FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN rtbV/HKE. • THE HASTINGS BANNER. w. ES'SaxrMS'l i I �If every citizen ot the United States were to hoard up 324 la currency there would not be a cent left In circulation. That fact makes It easier understood how LH tk.T«,<UU«n of aw Elton Kunly the financial stringency has been brought to la noeal ;«n u aa*“nTJ*^ on by the small bank depositors. The •neUaa, W It* gnarintw Bwt Uw WWM“ fair edition" at Charlotte this year will best financial authorities In the country agree In saving that the situation has be­ dUauunt all previous efforts. gun to Improve steadily. Those who-have * One of Wailace Hobbs’ neighbors set withdrawn bank deposits can hasten the firetooMPf his fliUs lari improvement at a rate that will seem toes spread, catchipg lu Mr. H. s 1 most marvelous by losing no time in burning a good many tods of It, cleaned turning their hoarded savings to the aff hi* pasture lot and did a good deal of banks.—Ex. 4amas’i in his woods. T<>o much care * Al Keith, with a couple of friends, visit­ ouinot to exercised with fire during these ed tbe animals In North Park. Grand Rap­ times. . Ids, Saturday, and Al Is fully convinced MIm Leona Pratt aged seventeen years, that one of the signs there Is ou the wrong jnungest daughter of Rob'L Pratt died on cage, and he came to this conclusion only Saturday last of malarial fever after a after an exciting experience. In one end short illness. She attended school In of a big cage separated by a partition are this city list year and was a universal some badgers, in the other is a large black favorite; tor sweet and lovable nature bear. On the badger's cage Is a sign which winning (rlenda alwayn. Her untimely reads “Look out for the Badgers.” Al death is greatly deplored. The funeral heeded the warning and kept a safe dis­ badgers. He leaned oceured Sunday and was largely attended, tance from the a great many from the city being present against the cage in which old bruin was, Rev. Puffer officiated. The family have complacently watching the badgers. The bear evidently thought that this was an Che sympathy of all in tbalr bereavement excellent opportunity for him, as he cau­ Ida Fowler (nee Pratt) was re­ tiously sidled up by Al and quickly thrust­ turning from Chicago to visit her relatives ing out bis big paw grabbed him right near the city, and was on the train that over his abdomen. It looked for a moment was held up by train robbers at Kendall­ as though Al's clothes were in danger, but ville, Ind. She has some souvenirs of the i he finally pulled away, and looking straight occasion, being splinters from a door, at old bruin said “How the d— I did you ahe «ays'-tbat one such experience ought know 1 was from Hastings.” Al thinks to satisfy must anyone, even though tbe the attendants left a sign otTj of the most robbers didn’t molest any of the passen­ dangerous place. gers. but secured over $200,000 in money from the express car. so it is reported, the Two hundred veterans attended the loss ot which will fall upon the Adams meeting of the Eaton county battillon Express Company. yesterday. Tto morning passenger train frou> The old county buildings at Hiilman, Grand Rapids was 40 minutes late Tues­ day morning and was minus a brakeman. Montmorency county, has j ust been sold to tbe Presbyterians for use as a church. The delay was caused by the agent at On­ AMttlunal Local News. 4ry ondaga who left the light burning in front Fife Lake Is excited over the discovery oftbedhpoL past which conductors dare of ah oil well within a mile ot town. not run without orders. The early morn­ jCrnde petroleum oozes out of the water. ing train was held there nearly two hours A Kalamazoo boy may go to the place on account of this light. In the meantime Che brakeman bad wandered out and Lad depicted in such terrible language by his evidently found some good place to sleep. Sunday school teacher. On Sunday be At any rate he was not on board when the stole her purse containing $5. traia left that station. Rev. D. E. Millard, of Portland, has no The Champion Iron Co., oY Kenton. O., children. He was therefore a little sur­ were awarded the contract for construc­ prised tu hear that a son d| bls was collect­ tion of the new jail. They sub-let tbe ing money down In Allegan county for work to Parmer 4 Gilbert, of Detroit foreign missionaries. Recently tby'latter firm made an assign­ Tbe Oakland hotel, at St. Clair, will ment aud about 31800 worth of labor close Its doors on the 25th . insL. until claims were filed against tbe jail. The next June. This is the first time the ho­ Champion Iron Co. write that they will tel has been closed since the winter of settle all.these claims and this will proba­ 1885. Doesn’t pay in the winter. bly to *Kip, as’ the supervisors meet on Ludington: J. W. Frisdenberg, the Oct fitti. As there (s about 31000 owing to Partner X Gilbert the Iron Co.’s loss Detroit cigar-seller who was arrested *for alleged perjury In swearing that be was will only to about 3200. o married to one ot the Solomin sister?, has Tto Michigan Central will until Septem­ been honorably discharged. ber W.h ’ sell round trip tourists tickets, Tramps pitched Into Brakeman Art limited'to rotuni not later than October Sootsma at Vicksburg. One slashed his •Jlst at the following low rates: pants with a big knife and cut his stom­ .. $7.10 Traverse City, Mich... ach, while others threw stones. The Bay View I .. 8.95 tramps skipped when the train crew came Petoskey )..................... up. Harbor .Springs, Mich. ...* 9.20 Manistique: John Hanr.ea fell from ... 10.30 Mackinaw Citv. ” .. ... 11.30 a trestle, lighted on bls tie,ad and was In­ Mackinac Island, ” .. stantly killed. About the same time Si­ Elk Rapids ” .. 8.V5 mon Shamphine fell on a saw, cutting his Charlevoix " .. /Jttaan Beach . ” .. ,x... 2.55 left shoulder nearly off. in Watervliet Ilves the devil’s sister. fSBOKX, She deserted tier Invalid busband with four Agt. Qune'33. '93. children. Tbe husband died. " ' "' She came back before the funeral, hired a lawyer, . Monday morning a man drove Into the and tried to get what money was . left ■city, looking as if be had been run through away from her children. a threshing machine.. Blood was running ML PleasMnt: AVilsle Bros.* separator • from wounds in hu face, his eyes were was blown into innumerable fragments. blacked and one of them was about swol­ A dynamite cartridge, probably left in the len abut. He went to Squire Kenaston's field after blasting stumps, got into a office where he gave the name of Evastus bundle of wheat. Dutcher and had a warrant made out for SaultSte. Marie: Tbe city has entered the arrest of Ed. Prichafd. of PrichardVille, on tbe charge of assault and battery. into a contract with J. W. Pearl, of Ben­ Prichard came to the city shortly after, ton Harbor, for water works Improve­ was arrested, and fined $10.00, The trou­ ments. Mr. Pearl’s bld was 3*25.000, and ble grew out of some rented property, the be Is to take tbe bonds of the city in pay­ ment \ possession of which both parties claim. Seybral Christian organizations boycotted »Av. H. Froat was the victim of a severe the electric street railway at Battle Creek accident Saturday morning, from which tiecause they advertised Sunday excur­ his.left leg was broken, and It vjlll be sev­ sions. The trackmen's Journal suggests eral months before he can use it to advan­ that they be asked to affiliate with the btage- • tolastoj1 ujui titlin' Tig i.siue iluwp- bor council of this city. town — iiuiMtin’r to -make .W!in|,~vnrByron S. Brown, who has been held for rtMflti Hf —sj Titurnlrtf Hit. Is the murder of M. S. Hendershott al Lans­ _. b'lrnn ktong on a lone as he was crossing ing, is becoming religious, and spends a little culvert across a gutter near his bouse. The culvert was wet and the much of his lime reading the bible. His bone’s feet slipped and he fell coming down cell was yesterday brightened by a bou­ quet of flowers contributed by a sympa- 1 '4 .Mi -'WWTsummbned and "everything done to relieve him. He is getting along nicely at this vyritlng. THE STREET CAR CODE. ■ ; । ' ' : One day last week while George Walter was working out his trotter “Maggie May” he met with quite an accident from which bls escape seems almost miraculous. He driving nt about at 2:33 dip and had reached tbe head of the home stretch When making tbe (urn all of tbe spokes In one of bis pneumatic-tired sulky wheels’dew out, ietilug the vehicle down throwing him for­ ward against tire horses bind legs. Had she commenced kicking, death would tiara bwn certain for Geogre plnckily held to the reins and was rewarded for his courage and grit In soon stopping the animal. Strange to aay that neither he nor tbe trotter were Injured in the least, but (»«-oige saya be don't want, another each experience. w A uew artificial stone cross walk has been put in across the street between the the residence* of R. I. Hendershott and F. H. Lhtrlow. the approaches from either direction also being ot the same material. Too much cannot tie said in favor .of such .improvements. ^VTicn properly put down iff this one evidently was. It, ta there to — K4_**_n F .UJUt. uh a areal deal cheaper In the en which has to be replaced ever aud the stone presents a mud Vaarnao*. Oilier dtioa are wood ■akiag liberal inducements for property •wwonit» put down this kind of a walk DOINGS. ’ <Doud to Geo. Treece, parcel, sec. “\^kmjnedLetus to ’ohn C. Glaagtow K. H , ^^^b^S^ro. Toby SO a. The Racket store bought ml) Baev v in | ’'L’BXffi.L Terpenlog to T Morc। Jackson. New York. Chicago and Grand hbuse parcel sec. «, Orangeville sad PrairieRapids this year and from tbe styles they V,G«x W^Alling te Dan'I. O. Holbrook 40 a. esc, are showing we must say to our people, no need to look further. 2il?SKStoWB. A. Garrett t» A* We mean It when we say we will not to undergone on millinery goods and have all the latest styfes lu ladles and childrens hats and sailors to select from at the Rack­ IS. Barry, SA oo. Markets. •''Butter, is to » eforn per bu.. 40 » Hqm per doz., 12 to 14. riraesperlb.. JH. xLard per lb.. 10. xTotatoes per bu., so. Hhe per Ln.. ST. Tallow per lb.. 3H. L-Oats per bu.,/A A Twheat, red per b®. f». sWbeat. white i»er Mlovcr Seed per bu . 5.00. Timothy Seed per bu.. 100. Harley per bu- 90 to Li® fc+frtV 1ST too. CAO to s.oo. Millet seed perbu. »■ ppork dressed. 7.00. et. You know tbe Racket dosed out all their old stock last winter so have an en­ tire new stock to seleet from Id sailor felts ami our milliner will make to order any style from New York to Chicago- The times being hard tbe Racket bought AN ODD BEGGAR; more goods than usual, they were so U« Was a l>or, and a Hemarkably Intel­ cheap and Dow cheap pries must sell ligent One. Too. them. One afternoon, while strolling along The Racket Store have brnight all the the Calle Aneha, in Cadix, J met sever­ new shades in velvet and ribbon and are al acquaintances at the corner of that now prepared to put up millinery In all street aud the Plaza Constitution, says the latest shapes, they have the goods aud When In GRAND BAl’lDS »to>> ■< a writer in Harper’s Young People. that means no fancy prices for these hard We stopped for a friendly chat, and times. Cali and see. were about to separate when my atThey have ail tbe new style In tips and tention was attracted to a handsome opposite UNION DEPOT. French poodle dog at my side, seated natOB $0.00 For Day. feathers sbuyn to tbe trade at prices all on his haunches and looking up in my ; prcl, Baggage Transfer. New House can read at the Racket. face. Hlswsomlcal little eountenan.ee . gteam Heat and Electric Bells. We are told no city in tbe state can BEACH * BOOTH. expressed so much intelligence that I show a more stylish tot or sailor than Is being put up at the Racket and their stooped and patted him on the head, prices are the lowest. when he commenced barking and vio­ lently working his forelegs after the We have a case of mens underwear on manner of dogs who have been taught sale bought of our auction house which we “to beg." will sell as cheap as tire old fogies buy IL “What can he wish?" said I. "Surely The Racket not my cigar?" We have about 80 dox. childrens under­ But having seen dogs who were fond wear which we expect to sell very cheap. of tobacco I held my cigar toward him. The quality uf the goods considered at tbe As soon as he smelled it be snorted and Racket bounded away, only to return immedi­ Well we bought for spot cash a case nf ately and resume his previous position. silk umbrellas which we will sell as cheap I was now puzzled, but seeing sever­ as others buy them. You ask why? they Latest styles. al beggars in the neighborhood con­ are bankrupt stock but wto will compare cluded that he belonged to one of them them with other goods. They will ask and deaired a piece of money. Taking Lowest prices. you from 25 to 50 percent more. a large "copper” from my pocket I I The Racket, held it before his eyes. So great were ' Twenty-five dot. more of those un­ his manifestations of delight that I Violins, Guitars and Banjos, bleached sole ladles how for 10c per pair, was certain that I had divined his stock of the best strings you can’t match them for 2(k., at tbe Rackwants. I threw the money to him. obtainable. which he caught in his mouth, and run­ ning across the street disappeared in a The Racket has always saved vou mon­ bakery. ey on underwear. This fall will be no ex­ To our astonishment he emergea . ception aa we hive bought more than ever. from tbe shop in a few moments, bear- I We have a case of mens and toys _«loi ea Ing in his mouth a neatly wrapped ' and mittens at prices uo une ever beard of. bundle. One uf my friends tried to i Quality of goods considered. take it from him, but he would not al­ The Racket. low this, and insisted on placing it at | Remember we sell more ribbon than tbe mf feet. I picked it up. removed tho whole of Barry* county. Price does it at wrapper, and found a large bun dusted the Racket. with sugar. This he ate with great We want your eggs, highest price. relish. Wc remained for awhile tn see The Racket. if he would besiege another passer-by; but no, he had had enough for the pres-; ent. and. coiling himself up in the door-. way, settled down for a quiet nap. ; This exhibition of intelligence 1 think . worthy of note, and particularly so for the reason that the dog was apparent­ ly acting independently, there being no one near to prompt or direct him. I am going to diH^ of mv new fuxmtnre at «on,e p’i®y for a Kittle money r w:n Btill buy and hand goods and dq up^J storing and repairing. PH 2997 Storeefferi!°" Tlrnitw» t Don’t Assest in ruining your eyesight but, have your i eyes examined and fit­ ted with glasses by F. R. FflNGOflST, The Reliable Jeweler. xADlPt 111110 OvlIIObllllly That should Bo roiuomtmd CoaHned Sound. The intensity* of confined sound ia finely illustrated at Causbrook castle, Isle of Wight, where, there is a well two hundred feet deep and twelve feet in diameter, wallrd and lined with smooth masonry. Although this is an linusuul depth for a well even in the British isles, yet when a pin is dropped into it the sound of striking the surface of the water one hundred and oightytwo feet below can be distinctly heard. In a cast-iron water pipe of Paris, which forms a continuous tube with only two slight crooks, and those near its middle, the lowest whisper at one end may be distinctly heard at the other, although the pipe is three thou­ sand one hundred and twenty feet in. length When some experiments in this line were being conducted a pistol fired at one end of the tube actually blew out a lighted candle held at the other end and violently ejected tbe shavings, feathers, paper, etc., which had been placed in tho end of the pipe by the experimenters. j ' i . ' Dr. Q. W. LOSSY. THE RACKET Is that I don’t go thro’ the countiy “hen-peck­ ing” the life out of you tfying to sell yon some­ thing you don’t want or need, but when you are in want of anything in my line such as WANTED SAW LOGS Lumber Waoons, Bugales, Plows, Drills, and Spring Tooth Harrows, It -will be money in your pocket to give me a call, I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. . I also do CUSTOM SAWING Jesse Townsend P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. J. L. WILKINS, *g't. During the Fair Prepare for Winter ^°u can do this in no better way than going to E. G. Stowell s for your Boots and Shoes. He sells as good gixids tor the same money as any dealer in' the country. VZ ' ilPimt a Ia««r7°»"ne than Webster’8 Unabridged to neg.-1'0“ia'n all the good things that have been eaid in of ri>ort K>r>r IKiri „ Praise Of he. to think tho renUeman tire], And polltel, la a few word.,, to th.l tho ineident ' not bo prolong.*!. Nothing »n bo mor. annoying tfr *oatod tnroiom!. courtesies, and c.mgrotulations which ; goes on at their knees nnd threatens ' their feet, purhape more or leas af-' fileted with corns. Resnais scatetL VC Ladles’ Waters, Gents’ Watches, Boys’ Watches. Question Ln Ettlqunttr. The question of street car politeness or gallantry may be regarded os settled in Paris if the decision of one of the leading papers, the Figaro, may bo taken as final. Inasmuch os we have had a great deal of discussion upon this same subject in thia country, the views of the French journal and some of ita fair correspondents may be inter­ esting to New Yorkers. A correspond ­ ent asked the Figaro if a gentleman seated in an omnibus or a tramway, with all the seats occupied, should give up his place to a lady the moment she appeared at the door. The Parisian journal aaya that I? a public convey­ ance each one should occupy the place for which he_has paid. This, it says, is the opinion of the majority of our readers, and particularly the society ladies who never wear diamonds In an omnibna. They don’t admit that ladies should accept the politeness, or rather the service, of gentlemen whom they do not know. One of them gives this opinion: “When a lady is contented with the cheap means of locomotion provided by the omnibuscompanies she accepts all the conditions. In all cities where there are omnibuses, tramways and other public vehicles a woman run see immediately whether there is room inside or not If, on seeing that there ia no vacant place, I she nevertheless enters the car she I takes a position which she ought to I sustain. To permit a man to disturb j himself for her when she might wait her to remain standing, would be an J 3XTOTICE5 THE KENT A Practical SolaUoo for * Mach Vexed R. Irving Latimer has been released ^from solitary confinement The prison W^^oard bare become satisfied that he is **” wttallr wholly inr-artsliln incapable nt of rw.i.lnw receiving nttnlahmanf punishment. He grows fat sitting in his cell alone. Id uninterrupted contemplation of his moat unnatural crime. Every part of Latimer la thoroughly alive except his conscience. He has been shaved twice since his trium­ phant attempt to make letrionade with su­ gar. water and prussic acid. He has had plenty of reading matter, and is well post­ ed on the current events of the day. He was glad to see daylight again, and ia perfectly willing to work on the Webster •contract again. Indeed. Latimer, finds pleasure in everything. aamnel Booth to Sylvsater Haakina, Lot, F£SSJa’.LKvaiw to AltosG. Loekarty. par ^toawu’f^l^ud^Gso- Treses, parcel, sec., rentlemen, remain seated; the ladlea cannot complain of that, without giv­ ing Bathfaction to those men who re­ proach them for their want of logic. Since they insist upon equality before the law, with all the rights and priv­ ileges of men, they should put up with all that men have to endure. A woman th an omnibus should remain standing when there is no vacant seat, just aa a man does under the same circum­ stances.’’ Another correspondent says: “Remain seated, gentlemen; you can do it without a breach of politenens. When fine ladies with their diamonds take the omnibus or the trainway, do not disturb yourselves for them, for If you do you will only be a dupe; but if you see a poor woman carrying a child or a bundle then give her your place immediately. That is not politeness; it is simply duty, possibly charity.* tXCJlJND OAK STOVFC: V CZ-:5- J?ey please always. Will please you Don’t tnlro or. Y™kno’- ^ey are not as good. SEE NAJIE ON THE lit R<*8 Levis i Pifershoe for Ladies can't be beaten. i nts Welt shoes are very popular. He has just received *- rge invoice of Rubber Goods and can certainly please you. Qoodymr Brjs. | F. <4. STOWELL * ‘ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-09-28.pdf be611ca6a57ed473bbf213f6af2a54f5 PDF Text Text The best Advertisingniediuintn Baryy County\ Hastings VOLXXXVin. NO. 22 Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 28, 1893.NO. 1998 WHOLE 7 Hastings Banner J THE CELEBRATED urwvv. > low as the lowest Over on the south side uf the east wing O. F. Long took In the sights at the Rev. Keillor and wife have gone to Chi­ White City—James Seaman visited Carl­ cago to attend the world's fair—John Velte or floral hall ta • .mail, Irol floo dl,pl«, ton friends Sunday—Mr. and Mrs. Ruben and wife. Nettle Carpenter and Agnes from . Bivens have returned from Chicago— Holtz went to Chicago on Monday—Sever­ Frank E. Heath’s News Room, Jerrlal Ostroth has his bouse nearly com­ al parties In and around here have typhoid HJSTi.ves. xirn. consisting of elegant albums and Bibles. pleted—Chas Mason Is laying the wall for fever—Old Jack, an old horse belonging to Mr. Heath carries a full stock of every­ anew house on the A: Ostroth place— the estate ot A. J. Palmerton* deceased, They had the reimrt out that M. Guy died last week—Several lawsuits are on thing in the News line, and can furnish . dropped dead one day last week with the docket and will soon De tried—J. J. you with any periodical in the country at ■ heart disease which Is false for he Is alive England, our new Justice, has become' • the lowest prices. Xauhvillo. Minh Lulu Feikiixer, and enjoying good health—Mr. and Mrs. quite popular as a Justice—A ball, game ho,n‘’fn,n* «»y City on ai >. Ostroth are visiting their daughters In between tin* Woodland second nine and the milliner, also has a fine display of AM*rt“ VE'- Brown has gone to> the northern part of the state—Mr. and the Sunfield second nine was played on hats and other goods from her stock In the Ann Arlmr whore he\rxpecte to take n course Hi the [J. (,f JoZ-Ml,. Mretl!। Mr*. Geo. Kuutz hive returned from a Saturday and resulted in a score ot 10 to east wing of this building. , visit near Petoskey—Rev. and Mre. Dun- 20 In favor of Woodland. The Wbodland The fine floral exhibits In floral hall are frtenrt "! Woo<*’a’,d Sunday withi lap of Ohio visited their aunt Mrs. M. kid nine played the early nine on Satur- also worthy of special attention and add “^‘“n and daughter arei Brice last week—T. 8. Brleefjf Hastings l day. the score standing at the close of the greatly to the attractions of the Interior. 'idtlug relative* in.Ohio— Mr. A. Quick visited his mother here last Week—Mr. game 42 to 41 in favor of the kid nine— >। After taking In all these exhibits tho re­ aged Stt years died Monday morning of1 and Mrs. David McMurse have moved on The Sunfield first nine came to Woodland porter naturally became weary and left pneumonia, Iunrt.il al the Congregational the John Telling farm In Assyria—Ed. on Munday and played Woodland first for new scenes of action. He crossed the c-Hire.j \\fdneM|.iy afternoon—C. Smith Brown starts for Ann Arbor this week nine. The game was called at the end of track and wended his way around through and wtfe are at Hre White City thl. wgek where he will take a course in deatlatry— the first half of the 8th Innings, tho Wood­ the lemonade, peanut and popcorn stands Miss Mary Dickms the young lady who A. Biveus was quite severely hurt while land nine having gone to bat bqt seven and gazed upon the merry go round. At . ,,urnwl«lA- Roe's died Iasi attending a ball g^me south of Nashville times, on account of darkness. Tip score the extreme east end of the line of tents wees i htin.(|4>’ ttftemnon and was taken last Sunday is reported as on the gain at stood 11 to 12 In favor of Woodlaud. and stands he was attracted by a gather­ Z °.“'4 for burial- w« 8ta‘^ Ia,t this writing—Your scribe was at Has­ ing of farmers. There be found the display week that -he w.u raining but were mis- tings last Saturday—Mr. Wick a former of , Yankee Spring*. informed—Mrs. F. Hoke’ and Miss Dina resident of Maple Grave who now reside* Goodyear Bros., Truman wore nt ChirloUe Tuesday—Mrs. In Nashville Is reported very III with lit­ In Ed Courtney and R. Flowers were the hardware men. Their line of agricul­ « m. Fuller was nt Hastings Wednesday tle hopes of his recovery—Wm. Gibson Kai > mazoo part of last week—Frank Ford Quite a number of our young people visited his parents here Inst week—Mra. and Fred Mclx'od spent Sunday with tural implements Is a fine one, and one are at th- Barry county fair m Hastings Wm.Oqy will teach the No. 9 and Miss friends in Shelbyville—J. Burpee was in that they may well be proud of. It con­ sists of everything that every farmer t»5$ week. . Pilgrim the McKelvy schools thia winter— Grand Rapids one day last week buying If appearances arc not deceiving we ex­ new goods—J. Stuarts’ Jfttle girl relumed firm is recognized as honorable and reli­ pect to report a wedding in the near fut­ to her school at Flint last Wednesday. Iler able dealers, and tlieir honorable, square 0 cy Djngiat <»r Rutland ami Mrs. M. ure—Deunis Ward lias friends visiting sister accompanied her—Lightning struck business methods accounts for their very Colljson w.-re m:>r|ed nt Prairieville last them from Caledonia and also Baltimore, the barn on the James Matthew’s farm in large tnule. They handle Taylor & Co.’s, the east part of this township last Thursweek i>v R.-v. Van Antwerp—J. Osgood M.L ------------------- — , day night, burning It to the ground with Owosso and Hicks buggies and carriages; wa.« in Hustbig, a couple of days last Freepnrt.---------------------- |ts contents. We heard that it was in­ Bissell plows; Akron Wheel cultivators; week D.ai Klingensmith and wife start ­ ed f-rllir world’n fair MwX -Vman ' > Miss M,M Maud Sperry Spern' returned relun“‘d to l'> her home sured but did dot learn for how hi much. .Superior drills. What especially attracts ed terliie world ’* fair Monday . machine the attention of the farmers in their ex­ Of K.-.iamX , Sun » — 7I ~ ln Su,,fleld BrH 0( ,h...... ‘‘ w^k-lUv. IL. S. Chorllo Eastman’s threshing hn..umuzBrowman and family left for Charlotte hibit is the easy running Columbia Steel Charlotte j burned burned up up with with It. it. Wiud Mill, manufactured by Mast, Foos Monday—Miss Viola Morrell is In 'Grand & Co., for which Goodyear Bros., are the mazoo—Vernor Willison, of Hastings, Rapids this week. agents. It will pay every farmer wanting made Freeport a call Wednesday—The a wind mill to inspect this one. Lake Odessa ball team came over to Free­ Fajr Notes. Mr. and Mrs. George Pratt of Grand port and got beat Wednesday—Mrs. E. Rapids are visiting at lauoy Cumming* - Moflit. of Lowell, called on h lends in the The merry-go-round Is on hand. The 41st annual meeting of the Barry Everett Shepuid of Battie fte.-k was at B. ■ tUlagt* lost Thursday—J. W. 'Godfrey and wife attended the Grand Rapids fair last ShepardS last saturdnj and Sunday- ’lfp «t« County Agricultural Society promises to The track Is In excellent shape. A-sytla and Ceylon b*« ball team.? ?. 1.. hayle9 l.jl was called to Low­ be one of the most successful in the his­ The many Improvements ot the past playi'd Saturday a» Assyria Center.1*ell the ’*' first ” “of the week to attend the fun- tory of the association if we can have year about the grounds have excited a era) of his father — Miss Myrtle Foglesong j pleasant weather. The list of entries Is Assyria coming < nt ahead—Mr. and Mrs. great-sieal of favorable comment. Chai.h-s Miireluut'r of Battle Creek are i returned home Monday p. m.—IL Wolcott very large and Secretary Bauer and three were in attendance at the, West v-'i’iiig at .1. inssers ttits week—Mrs.C. i 7and , , wife , . .......... , ....... .. .......... ------ assistant clerks were kept busy most all The Banner’s tent can be found over W,».lSvl.ra.k, l, vl.lihus !„r maW I '•!' -»rw-porl l« »«n night Tuesday night. The officers are near the fruit ball. All who desire to re­ Mr, M.... 1'r.n-J, | W,ha" « "■’» Mori—The dance tot around with faces wreathed In smiles, new their subscriptions will find us ready lb ... n at II. T.-k.r. S.lu. to .ml Sun-1 ">«h! ""•flol* «»" and well they may bo, for much of the to gratify their desires In this direction. a»- ....... s.-.. .n d.ml Mund.y nUM. ? “""'1 ”4">' »IH alt. n.1 tl.e success of the fair will be due to their What is the matter with having a •tor.,,-v.w nt tour .wk, .1 ! f? r « ““ 'W ,l'1? wwk-f»»««»l />»■ efforts. They have been hampered in "Merchants and Manufacturers’’ building bk-... 7V Hr w» burrlod W.M- lhb,'k "'r “n' ,J,UT'" 11,0 their efforts on account of (ho close times, In which the mercbantlle and manufactur­ >tod.)... Halt:.- cert. tl... rnn.r.1 w«< “l'? " 1 , J"",J ", *" but this fact has also spurred them to ex­ ing interests of the county can be shown, W.I at tin- h...t,-G.a.rx.. tUrtom ... lu : U.e «leX ll.l.. 11.1, «r tlrt-lto. Hjtor tra effort and they have dnue everything as well as the agricultural interests. possible to make this year’s meeting a big town tot ».rt-Mr and Mra. 11. Broun i "1'*“ l’“1' 'hxl’"’"d, and Mr,«ud Mr, tl. Brow,,' torn In tnun I .Ida «e. k success. The Fair Is for a show of pro­ There Is need of a larg"> building of this character as Floral hall has proven ’itself — Miss 1»<1 .IVUH'HI i. iuhk-u kim .miu .'mj uucl.s j ducts as lus its Iliiuir name wuuiii would imply, uuu and iriri everyIasi week st Mr- I < -verns — Iva Moulton raffumed last sat unlay MM atsl. at Mr-. J. Xverns. I■ .from a visit with Grand .Rapid* . relativesrelatives— thing that is worthy of n premium is be entirely to small. A building in which the merchantlie and manufacturing Inter­ , Mrs. Lydia Gcxlfrey has i»een numbered ‘Ing entered, ns it ought to be. ests can be displayed would ■ be very at­ among the sick the past two weeks—VlrMrs. A. C. Wail and Jerry, Baker re- , non Ward spent Sunday In Lowell—A The display of poultry is very good nnd tractive and Interesting. turoefl tom Smih I...L-A J B.r- „ uumlier. ........ of tenclicra met „ nt the Freeport compares well with former years. Grains Owners of the various stands seem to be m. ami or­ nnd vegetables form a nice exhibit, the well pleased with the prospects of a good smith property and will soon enlarge on ganized . . a "Teachers’ Reading Circle.’’ size and quality being indeed surprising business during the fair. for this year, when it would nritirally tie the hmist—Win. btnltfi wife and daughter i supposed mat that uvcrynuiu; everything imu bad uriru dried up. made a visit t<» the Valley city nnd look In I trerkey. j supposru About 750 family tickets have been sold the fair—E. Rsiidie Is now building on i TJm. ]al(. r;ljhi are making everything ! There has been a great deal of complaint up t<> yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon his fawn n half a mile -outh of here a re- j (resh—tilyde Purdum is very low at I that' there were no apples this year, at 2:30. About 2,500 entries have pair and black Maith <.'iop—We hear R this writing. Four doctors say there Is no I This complaint seems unfounded to the made. wlilspercd th it Dr. Sayles will soon n?-| jje|p-yor him—Amos Davis,of Sunfield. ! one who goes in the fruit hall and looks over the long rows of*’large turn tn our village-’hirsehopl Is now In ' ca||ed on friends in this vicinity on -----------------------------—“ and beautiful ----BETTER THAN PARIS GREEN. nice running order with Wm. Vester a* ! Thursday—A number of citizens uf tills apples. leader—W 11. Rockwell nnd wife arc on ’ p|ace visited Grand Rapids during the Floral Hall. t:» tl^o Point of Extermination. the sick list. Tile writer and wife culled jalr |Bst week—Sylvcnnus Lipscomb vlsltOwing to the fact Hint tin* entries had on them Sunday—Il Is whimpered In the 1 wj |mrerits from tire north Inst week— At last u bug has arrived which la a not as yet all l»een put In place when the gossplng.circle that then* will be a knot > Aunt Catherine Curtis Is working at Mr. reporter was In this building It Is Impos­ friend of the farmer. This stranger of tied for Mr. nnd Miss—gue.-s?—Jack ! Corrigan’s at Freeport—Eldar Meirs I sible to give an accurate description the insent. world is not only n friend, Frost made us n call Monday night and | prMehed his first sermon for the coming of the Interior. Suffice it to . say that it but it has begun a war of cxtcnnjh^ made a giMHl .-howiug—Frank W<df is now y(Nir |ast su,>dny—Elder Miller preaches will compare very favorably ‘with former tion upou the farmer's most relentjeta called to help his broth-r S.‘K in his j |,|s seinion next Sunday—George years and tunny of ths displays will far foe. the potato bug. Tho debut of thia rush of mnsonary work. ■ Weed and family Sundayed at Elmir RIs- i outstrip any ever made there. This is little beast has sent a thrill of )by ------Ing's—Qtls Miner nnd wife, of latke Odes- especially -true of the display made by from one end of Berks county, Pa.*Jo Jnbnstown and Harry. 8a. wwe noljPn| on our streets last SunArchie McCoy. x_ the other. No more paris green to Carpeuters l>egun work on the church ! dBy The larce mastiff dog ••Donga!” H ... 1.......of n,.,u ll-.n—M.. rail,Marshall, II Ufhtl- who made other dogs curl ...... ■ tA— , the hustling furniture and carpet man. sprinkle upon potato tops, no mOrc Monday this week Win. into IIsalgnlficance as has bean sick for some time has been taken bo parsed along—Every body and tbelr To no man is the Barry County Agricul­ poisoned metfl to feed the pesta, and to the home of his sister in Augusta, to neighbors’ families hare been to tho peach tural Society under greater obligations no myrc crops devoured in midszzmxner ' receive care and treatment from Dr. Doyle orchards near Ixtwell last week. The than to Mr. McCoy. Year after year ho by the hungry forties of potato bygs. —Our friends have returned from Chicago prices ranging from fifty cents t«» one dol­ has made the south wing of the flnrrl John Rotncrmel, of Hyde Park, first —Win. Robinson ami family entertained lar and flfly—Nearly all the schools Ju hall blossom like a rose. He has tram- encountered this noble little alljr of the Rev. Trovers of Climax last Saturday tbit vicinity have teachers for the winter. formed a bleak, barren spot into n verita­ the agriculturist and tells a I’bAladq!—Nelson Willison has gone to Albion to Cora Curtis,leaches ths Brown school. ble parlor, bearing the whole expense phfn Record man that when he fljst Myrtle Dow. tbe Nyo school and Den himself. Never before since the organiza­ say the Insect It was slaughtering Jboattend school. tion of the society has there been such a Stowell, the Lee school. magnificent display as that made by him tute> bugs at the rate of ten a minttie. this year. The effect must hr seen to he Die genial hotel proprietor and Mr. and Mr*. Frank Latta visited nt appreciated, as no brief description can dn farmer had a parts green kettle In pls Geo. Coe’s Inst Thursday—Miss Anna E. B. Payne and wife returned from tho justice. Tho booth from roof to floor hand at the time. He stopped sprink­ Coborn was married at the home of her world's fair Friday—Mrs. IL Buell, of It is beautifully festooned with costly ling and gored. Before him was a bug father Sept. 14th. to Mr, Farnklln A. Gull Prairie, visited at Milan WaldrofTs Know’s of Vermontville Rev. T. O. last week—Loroy Hranlx and wife went rugs, draperies and dainty curtains, •f a species never seen by the Berk Dickey of Charlotlo officiating—Albert to the county seat Saturday—Harriet while the effect overhead Is beautified with •pec/le before. It was twice as large handsome grill work. The space is divid­ as a potato buff, longer and slighter Kenody of Landing visited at Hiram Cue’s Brooks, of Kalamazoo visited at W. N. ed Into a miniature parlor, bed room, last week—Mr. Springer and Miss Minnie Paynes Iasi week—Orlen Gesler went to and dining room, becomingly carpeted, bxxfld, and hid red wings. This bug Morrla of Yankee Springs were guests nt Hastings Monday—Nina Weldorff. of each bqjng furnished with appropriate Twnfld prnmee upon a clumsy po&to ON JI PRICE Asa Noyee last Saturday Sunday— Hastings, Spent Saturday and Sunday selections of furniture from Mr. McCoy’s •atek, sttng hr the neck, and pnotice SHOE DEALERS. Geo. Feifhoer and wife of Clara are visit­ with her parents at Wall Lake—S. Chad- largo stock. Ou the grounds wo talked a corpse ajpfost Instantly. TBcn ing relatives In this place—Geo. Coe and derdon Is erecting a new bouse on her with several who Imd attended other fairs Roth erm el looked about aad saw other Fred Brum where at Hastings last Friday farm—May Heart, ot Brush Ridge, spent this year, who told us that Mr. McCoy’s creatures yl. the same kind, and —Mrs. Frank Dnmphry of Battle Creek Sunday at O. D. Loomis’— Hiram Payue display was the very best that they had all ware killing potato bugs. Bo it the guret of Ed Klnno this w»tek—Mr. returned from Kalamazoo Friday—Charles ever seen without any excaption. The fierce and untiring were they in their and Mrs. Asa Noyes were at Irving last Chandler attended the fair at Grand Rap­ display is one of Mr. .McCoy’s conception. CBSlnHght thatnot a living potato Dug WP*.k__Mrs. K. C. Hinlou of Hastings ids. A man who lies dealt with the people n« was left !n thriy path. They piled the visited her aunt .Mre. Len Slnw lost long a« he has. and who Ims proven him­ pronnd with Ifttte winrows of tflflr week-Mra. D. K. Hoover was caked to State RmMI. self so capable In (ho selection, so enter­ slain victims. They went down rows Woodland Inst Sunday by th« J* „ ., . Clarence Klnnle Is so as to be out again prising in tlm display of his stock, certain­ h<*r brother Moses Warner—W. I. Marble —Charles Walters mother Is visiting him ly merits tli<» patronage of the people, and of potato vines and from one row to another with a force that was irre­ deputy oil Inspwter eras at Marsha I nnd again—Elder Marlin Is going topreach for what Is morn he receives It. Battle Creek this week inspecting oil. the State Rond people another year—The West of Mr. McCoy’s exhibit I# the sistible to the potato bug. The lat­ ladles dime society will meet next w.-ek display of paintings nnd across from thia ter wcris swept to death before tKpir Milo Thursday at Mine Cowles—Anns McGlynn In tho west wing Is the display of fanny strangts, foe os Napoleon’s colmfans 95-100 Inch of rain fell last week. is staying with her sister Mary at present work etc. The whole of the north wing elcardd the flqjrl of Austerlitz. Slrfce Ground In film condRM for wheat reed­ — Luilc Johnson was on the State Rond Is Oiled with a line display «f quilt and Ifr. Rothcrmel made this Important ing which to practically oxer for t)3— Saturday calltag on friends. 1 discovery other faxiners have seen Vie needle work. Farmers .re nnw ready to take lu tho it* the floral hall ha’.l don’t; t nnw buffs tn tbelr 'fluids. Thoy are »bWhile yuu are In fair-Om hnvking I* now In oryr and Dalton forget that It may mean a good deal to . solute externfinators of potato bpgn the cron proves much better than Jarm'rya C B. Roblnsnn. our furniture dealer is you' and, best of all, they do not eat the ex^Sd-Mra. Cravow going to day with us and not muvo to crop. Fanners not yat visitrid by visiting her dancliter Cynthia at ’*• Plainwell as eras Intended—Mr. Potter has the drut^dst, has shown commendable en­ these new antes wlU colonize thcg> in Towire’^-Our merchant Is about to leave moved i»U> Mrs. Stanley’s honw Just va­ ns. Trade not satisfactory «"•» ’*«« cated by J. C. Chase—C, B. Robinson re- terprise. In a sealed Jar he has placed a their potato patches. Il Is expected io the that this bug will have the effeet of ” than coiiltl bo expected from the stwk n turnad front bis northern trip Friday lost coin. Tlic person will get a round trip nroduetaz a bfir yield of potatoes. Henry Fennels attend* the county --W. H. Chase and family wore nt the date on...tlm.ix.ln .1.:. ......i.l-u r.l. i wn n|. ' ” . . »alr at Marshall—Clarence DoollHie nufl Celery City recently—Gottlieb F«»x was.In ticket to thi« world'* fair. Should two or Here. Her*! W Nlckwoti take In the sights atttei Wldt* Kalmnaroo on buaiuess Thursday—Miss more make the nearest guess, the person . at*r-MJ xSd,s ln Cb,w^ recording the first guess will get the : Sheridan once succeeded cdmi^tbly MIm Davenport has been visiting In Kala­ prize. j in nntrapping a noisy member who mazoo—Henry Roblnsomwlll more to Bed­ last week from making a visit lu bonlh ford this Call— P-wla Willlama and wife j was in tho habit of interrupting every Ira VanValeensvkgh. KUJ-Mnu Fannie Farr and son A nnd Mrs. J. B. Williams started for tho the hardware dealer, occupies the north speaker with cries of ’’‘Hear, hjgurt" mond leave Milo ter Chlcaro this a- «>• world’s fair Monday—B. C. Boynten, his side of the east wing of floral hall, Here , Qe took an opportunity to alludo nlso Mas Harriet torr. • readi-known political eftarbrother-in-law. and their families went to he has fitted up a very pretty little o'.*00^ ...’* fair . . Saturday, . world via Battle fCreek—, bLyrhlch be ha* displayed Garland Stows D*“ actcr of ths time, who wished to play li j Robinson. who la teaching school and Ranriu. Tffese stoves have an ex­ the rogue, but only bad sense enough * *— •U»r.’o a....Ml -.lib frit It a cedent reputation .Ti.nnir R»»d.>® "llh *>«■• to Mr. -fl £ among H.r.ai. tltfrso wltn who hnvo have to play the foot ’’Where ahal] wn Snot 25th. a ll’i Fouad boy—S. TampI* c. B. Robinson was In I’lalnweB Mon- used them, and those who have used them find a mere foolish knave, or more j a brother visiting him tram tbo North the lonxvsi like them the best, and will. Charite mtchie of Middleville spent a dMTl-W. H. Lhasa goes to the f»‘r thia have no utte r Bnt Mr. VanValken-1 knavish fool than tbiaT* ’‘Hear, hear!* rttk at the White City—R- T. F. Dodds wm in twwn Mnodny—Orville Burst went burgh's st.x k i-n’t confined to stoves by WBa instantly bellowed fr^ui utc i The wicked i to Hastings Tuesday—C. A. VanAmburg any means, a* n vl.lt to hl. store will customed bench. anj wife went to fho world’s fair Tuesday prove. II- carries farm Implements of bowed, thanked the genrtom*3 for ; _Mr_ stater nnd family, who have been every drerrlpllnn; also handles the Jack- ready reply to the question, and >« ■ LA tar-X Lew Williams have returned to son Luuitar Wagon, the best mode. He down acrid the convulsion* of langhbut th? uulortnnnK aabjaa^ ttarfr iMta In the weal taking in the Mr also hM an especially fine line of cutlery ’. Mg «< and puts prices on hia goods that are as' ‘ , N LUMBER W Published Thursdays by COOK. B*BOSi. COUNTY NEWS. EXAMINE THE WHIFFLE GUIDE ATTACHMENTS. carefully This wjgpn 111C! jus: >n.iry.ou vitntst;. :'. >c:-t and best in the Also look at my line of Buggies, Carriages, Road WagonsCarts. VAN VftLKENBURGH. iini Pardvvpre Dealer In Barn County, Boots and Shoes Dirt Cheap Nuff SecC’ Come and See WOOLLEY Sr BR2N50N REMEMBER That our Special Sile of Baby Carriages will last only a few days longer. of any paper in the County. . Secure one now if you want it cheap. g Please call at my store and examine my stock while in the city during the fair. A. McCOY XSS. *»**“•"*• �astings TALE OF A CANCELED PASS. Banner Tho Fifty-Third Oongrem 1» Ex traordlnary Bwom it.-28. i: Of a liftliw KA la called the That s child can work It." he would fr. Burton had shown this won­ drous gate 02025330020002 two Your Painter PureWhite Lead Tinting Colors Strictly Pure White Lead only coat you a poetai^card. NATIONAL LEAD CO., Chi-ajJ Branch, Stats and i'u utsnta Sti , I I ■ . ,--W_ Hr THE. SENATE. looked again FIVE DROWNED. witbitlee. So yuu're Cer­ vantes Burton?" said be. Schooner off Mobile. Boston, Sept 22.—The steamer Pala­ tine, which arr.red • Thursday from with the slouchy Matanzas. brought three survivors from the wreck of the British schooner Win-' hat And the bunch o! dermere, which was capsized by a andwhUken and 6c den squall 18 miles 'from .. ... Mobile, The ' was ’bound to • that port from Key West There BkImSJf nought four fifty­ were . eight persons on board. ’ eight. including the captain's . wife.. TboM < And cbs»«- this dude to the other gate** “THE WHITE CITY.’’ who perhtwd were: CapUJobn ChariIt Owes It* Nome to the Unlimited-Em- "Hold on. ’ said Cervantes,‘••that's all right. ton, of Port Lome, N. S., aged <3; Mrs. i My name is Burton; I shaved last night' ployiueat ot Staff. Gertrude Charlton, aged 25; MaWTrue* Much of the material nsed in the ex- ' | man Holmes, of Annapolis, N. S.. aged terior of the great buildings at the 25; Henry Sands, cook, of Annapolis, worM's’fair. and especially of the col­ , and witling to pay aged 42, and Daniel Angnst, seaman, of umns, pediments and statuary, which The girl cashier. Havre. France, aged 20. forms so extensive a part of the deco­ ' AN AGED COUPLE KILLED. rative detail of that great show, is a 5i very cheap, snow-white, tough and flrepnfof composition, called “staff." RAie<! on hl* Planter of pari*, to which a little She person vttl» touch - ifU* j cement is added, and fibers of sisal delight “ r*r ’ r! । grass, hemp or jute, are the chief in­ And ohe wh!«per*d Gt WWW, by loth . gredients. The mixture is prepared so * “Yes" that self- !c •x lic-.tnQ; I-jsa •amt night. an ’t.-phnod; <,-31 -te. ; m to have a consistency of molasses; , . : and it may then be molded in any So they are engaged Agji In the rentier w»y, ftSi n Exe-’ilre »’•- i desired. After it sets, the boards it coam^hlm ‘-Mj ’kkh K.-<m )->vt ' •' or other pieces may be sawn, nailed Though SO cent* * day S£3S. ; a“d keB‘ «l Will; xnd the reqnl- , How tbe Little Ti asiuni-. Ac-TL.-5 । site firmness is acquired in leas than , l lTf8S«MtnuSl »n hour. It is staff that forms the i There are ten little Turks inthe ■■ riwjww Me.; a!.- covering of most of the large bniklings, Turkleh TlllnBe ot the world1, fab. [ .1 b«wd tm.y by .। and. thus helps in a very .important de. .; Yet if you could pay :•. visit to the If. G 1 gree to cr^kte “the White City." Most ' house where they are living you would j 1 of the statues are first molded in clay, 1 refuse to believe that there is a child ' and then covered with staff. To re- . in the neighborhood, says the Ladies* i produce these vast structures and Home Companion. All b> perfectly I works of art in the marble thus slmn- I quiet, and you never hear a sound to I lated would cost twenty or thirty times : tell you that there are any fun-loving as mpch as this did. * j boys and girls in this little Turkey-in- • The Community Shocked. : America. Now this is not because’ " Last evening, just after tea, while Mr. Bible Society Kxalblt. * Turkish children are stupid or do not1 Tbomas Hartman, a prominent and highlyIn a general way the purpose of the , know how to enjoy themselves. It is respeclrt citfaen, apparently in the best of health and spirits, was reading a newspaper, Bible society is to show to the visit- '! simply because their way of having 3 ■ the sheet suddenly fell to tbe floor; he ore to the tvorld’s fair by this ex- |, good time is different from ours, as placed one hand over his heart, gasped, and hibit the work it has accomplished and a 1 well as their ways of playing. \When i the progress it has made thelittle seven, sank back ia his chair, evidentlyt uncon-; '• inthe Turk, play they all ,11 in a scioua. The family were stricken with con-1 ye*™ of existence. Copies of j semi-circle, with crossed legs, and then 1 cternslioa, and immediately tummoned a '■ each of the annual reports and bound , they pass a nut from one to another, | physician. But it was too late. The old 1 files of “The Bible Society Record" gtolletnan w*s dead. Physicians gave heart i occupy shelves in one of the cases. In like the Indian game of "hunt the ' aiseaa* a* the cauoe.”—Holbrook Herald. ' the same class also appear specimens nut." or they softly roll pebbles back I Every day the paper* used tu in uriiivprint- Md forth, or tMldatrawtatotaaketn; r.-coutaio -----------RatemeaU ---------- — ,I of —• tho electrotype plates uncu uiuifar to U» Ux>.« uicu Eten j.ulh >• no d«nlr the Scriptures. Serlntunm. Two T,.„ of „t these the» plates 21.,„ They are over aoeunolng. th,„ little ; jouin uu deur j;, lfog Even youth ia u renae against be ieart disease, the awful j■ are eHPec^Blly nOtekVQrthy, one of them Turka. and they obey their fatherand: ■■MM and ■ rhich it u is claiming vtcuun victim!' rapidity with wL^.,.. mother better than American children I forces upon all a conviction of it* prevalence. haring been -etoployctlTn the oet used do. so visitors to the fair declare. 1 Reader, if you have a aymptom of this in printing 980,000 copies pt .the 5-cent : , dread disease do. not hesitate a moment in ’edition of tbe New Testament, a total In the Fisheries building at the attefulingto iL Delay is always dangerous, edition numbering 3,300,000 having been Issued since 1878. The other plate world ’ s fair are ten aquaria having a and in heart disease too often falsi. Some symptom* of heart disease are shortness 01 was one of the 2,054,000 20-cent Bibles capacity of 7,000 to 271000 gallons of breath, fluttering, or palpitation, pain or which have come from the society’s water each. In the center of the east­ tendarnaM in left side, shoulder, or arm, tr- press in the same period. ern polygonal building is a rotunda regular palss, smothering, weak or hungry sixty feet in diameter, in the middle of Would Make n Good-8liod Farm. •pells, fainting spells, dropsy, etc. Jackson park, the site of the fair, which is a basin or pool twenty-six has a frontage on Lake Michigan of feet wide from.wbieh rises a mass of haart would asem to lump Into my mouth, and my one and one-half miles, and contains rocks covered with moss and lichena condition mule me very m«l*ncholy. Phy«lci*ne 553 acres of ground. The Midway Almost every fresh water fish known Rave tau no relief. 1 became eo much worae that 1 WM not expected to lire, but wu induced u • Plaisance, which forms the connecting may be seen swimming in the pool. U< rr-ort tn taa Dr. MTlee* New Heart Cura. The link between Jackson and Washing­ largest Bolbilsg Io the World. •econd day I Mt rraslly relieved, tad st the end 2f I Mt Hke • »ing. My gmtltude I* too ton parks, is one mile long and 000 The largest building in the world is feet wide, making an additional area that of the Manufactures and Liberal of eighty acres. Art*. The ground area is 30.47 acres. Including galleries 44 acres. It* di­ ,7 -. .• >• lull ! ■ rwy raiTvrn luirn. take" ail *n-o*lled cures, but with no benefit “Going to be married, take a wed­ mensions are 1,487x787 feet. The height U wed fir. Miles' remedy, ana boule ot which ding trip, and see tho fair, all inside of of the roof-truss over tho central twenty minutes? How do yon expect hall, is 313.9 feet; span of truss 382 feet, in the clear 354 feet. The cost was <1.­ to do that?" 700,000. “We’re going to be married in the A Tangle. Ferris wheel.”—Chicago Tribune. ' Dr “What are your impressions of the <?h*BK*«l ni* Taetle*. word's fair?" She—And you are married already? He—Yea. I accepted the very first time get them separated. ”—Wash­ girl I proposed to —Puck. ington Star. SUDDEN DEATH! S<—.nr— of Importance Boin« Cuosto- Washington. Sept 20.—The Mil to me Sucker euta repeal the silver purchase act was the _* . for . »•__ _ t-. iLa ■x.nnt.i* ves­ yesh To open H all yoa theme theme discussion tenate ior uul -h»i'«‘ In the —---------• . terday. Senator Voorhees endeavored to have a date fixed for closing the de­ bate, but hb efforts were defeated. ••As lanurrs and Senator Mills spoke in favor of repeat Washington, Sept. 31.—The silver re­ ini there. peal bill was further discussed in the senate yesterday, nn effort to curtail So said Ccrvantoa, and atralsfatawsy debate being defeated. Ho wrote for spate and a place to stay. Washington, Sept 23.—In the senate yesterday the tim* was mostly occupied They allotted him twenty feet or more • by Mr. White (Cal.) in a speech against repeal of the silver law. A bested dis­ In division 3 of tbe iwuthean lot. cussion of parliamentary pfflntH took A quiet and mo*l secluded spotplace over an attempt to force a b*lloL They wld him a badge ot oraste teas*. Washington, Sept 23-- A bill was And gave blm • introduced in tho senate yesterday by photo graphio Mr. Allen (Neb.) for the coinage of sil­ ver money. Messrs.’George (Miss.) *od Orvanws received Hansbrough (N D.) spoke against tbe h.'s jmsa one day. repeal of the silver bill. Washington, SepL 25.-The resolu­ May tion proposing the establishment of a cloture rule was discussed io the sen­ The photograph ate on Saturday for nearly two hours showed u hairy man,and was then, on motion of its author, • With tousled Senator Platt, referred to the commit- 1 whiskers ajshado I tee on rules. | THE house. With a hickory 8tWTi5.«895. Washington. Sept 20.—An attempt •rr:JM.>Sfr»agi shirt and a slouchy I to report the bill to repeal the federal bat. A roper collar, but no cravat • election laws was defeated in the house ■ yesterday. A resolution calling on the Each day Cervantes showed tab book. secretary of war for information relaAnd the man at the k*u> would take a Ipok .... shooting ...-------- --------------------------tiro to the of settlers on the At the hickory »h!rt and the whole array; Cherokee etrip hr Cplied Sfalee eol' Then he’d let him In without delay. ' diets was object.! to. IL • Washington, Sept 21.—In the house On the first illumination night »■ vesterdny after a bitter wrangle, the He fell lu love with a beauty bright. report of the committee on rules was A peerless fay wtuwe ta»k. forsooth. agreed to. Mr. Tucker (Va.) reported Was to sell the checks at * older booth. the federal election bill and it waa ; placed upon the calendar. Through June. July and August too ( Waahingtox. Sept 22.—Anonlerwas adopted in th • house yesterday setting At a critical moment ahe did confess 1 aside two week*, beginning on the 26th, for the consideration of thr And she also said she greatly feared Tucker bill repealing the federal elec She never would marry a wealth of beartl tion laws. A bill was introduced for III. ’ the admission of Arizona into the union Next day there came In the paM-cate row A man whose ->ult was a daxzling show. ; Washington, Sept 23.—In the house ■ It was loudlr checked, had a wide lapel yesterday a bill was introduced by Mr. And the derby bat was horribly swell Loud (Cat) appropriating <500.000 to Thia man wai"»baven and chalky of hue; . enforce the nets regulating and pro­ He wore a scarf of delicate blue. : hiblting Chinese immigration. He stepped to the gate and offered his booc I Washington, Sept. 33.—No business _ The gate-keeper of importance, was transacted in the opened and took house on Saturday. f»r ccv ¥ These are 400 separate and distinct buildings on the grounds, exclusive of the booths. Fifteen thousand people may be seated in the amphitheater of the Live Stock pavilion. The restaurants’on the World's World’s fair grounds have a seating capacity of 80,000 people. In the Fine Arts building are 145,872 square feet of wall space hung with paintings and works of art. The first Colombian half-dollar, for which <10,000 was paid, is on exhibition Three Bottles Cured in the Manufactures building. * I mod to'lra a enrat sufferer from rheams The California building has been tUm. I tried almost everything without relief. I took three bottles ot Hood'H Sarsaparilla sad formally tendered to the ethnological found myself cured. I know it was Tiik Woman's building is 109x388 and that cured me.” Mira. William Kknnabd. cost <138,000. Miss Sophia B. Hayde Moore s Vineyard, Ind. Hood’S Cures. of Boston, is the architect. Tine Forestry building is 200x600 feet fe in dimension, with architecture of the t rustic order. A series of columns is .. . . f tree trunks, each twenty•five feet in length. The several states and territories of the union furnished has often wasted time and material in trying to obtain a shade of color, and ‘ specimens of their most characteristic has even resorted to the use of readv trees. ' • mixed paints, the ingredients of which Tiik people of Louisiana who have he knew nothing, because of tbe diffi­ visited the world's fair and have gone culty in making a shade of color with white lead. This waste can be avoided back home with* their stories of its by the use of National Lead Company's svobders have evidently stirred public sentiment to a high pitch. The cham­ ber of commerce and industry of that state has seen fit publicly to urge every citizen in the state who can do ' so ‘to visit the fair. Tuk exposition company will ask These tints are a combination of per­ congress to redeem such, souvenir fectly pure colors, put up in small cans­ coins as are not sold and hold them in and prepared so that one pound will tint 35 pounds of Strictly Pure White reserve to prevent them getting into Lead to the shade shown on the can. circulation. The object is to protect those who purchase the coins for <1 By this means you will have the best of each. After the demand for them is paint in the world, because made cf the best materials— all over they expebt those held in re­ serve to be reminted into ordinary money. a ■ Tin? Horticultural building is 1.000 feet long with an extreme width of 250 feet. The plan is a central pavilion and pure colors. Insist on having one with two end pavilions. There arc two of the brands of white lead that are interior courts each 8!<x270. The center standard, manufactured by the “ Old of ihe pavilion is roofed by a crystal Du'.ch” process, and known to be dome 187 feet in diameter by 113 feet strictly pure: high- Th6 cost of the building tvus <300.000. The architect is W. L. B. “Armstrong & McKelvy” “Beymer-Bauman" “Eckstein” Jennry. of Chicago. Tim Transportation building cost “Fahnestock” “Anchor “ * **” <300.000. The cupola, placed exactly In “Morley” “Kentucky” the center of the building, rises 105 “Southern” “Shipman” feet above the ground and is reached “Red Seal” “Collier” by eight elevators. The main building ’ measures 060x250 feet, not including 'White Lead the one-i^ory annex covering about ulne acres. There are three general divisions of exhibits in the building, railway, marine and vehicle. . Hood’s Sarsaparilla FROM WASHINGTON. , I'rnniyIvanls. N’Kwton. Pb.. Sept 35.—Samuel Rightly, acripp'e, aged 84years, and his wife, two year* younger, who lived alone on their farm, were foully murdered Saturday night. Their house was then set ou fire to cover up the crime, A neighbor discovered the fire and ex-' tingulshed it discovering lhe couple ‘ dead. They were evidently killed by ' a hatcheL Nothing is known us to the motives of the murderer, as the old known to have 5 no money. IVES THE WINNER. pension figures. It will reel you nothing and do you ueod. if >ou iiave a - .’,l1 «wely eoH. tj •»y trottVie whli Uinnu (.hr .’ ’ VT*U« w Dr. Kuig'* New 1. r7‘ °r «>u*b. >»d H.I4. I. lief, or money will l*.’ jw|,| lmrk K1*” re'era nom lu grlj.pi’ found li j.,.. ’ •■'’ttTer■■ Hting and under its use ha<iaMM , . 1 Effect recovery. Try a «tnipu. our apen*.- and learn for M»ur,. ,1 i, > thlu« it 1». rrui " ’“'w Kuod OoodycaKs drug stoic 1 . *.! W.B. and <j.oo. WABHiNaToN, Sept. 23.-Pension Coramlreto^r Lochren has submitted hi. annual report to the aecretary ot the interior. The number of pensioner* on the rolls of the bureau ia 940,019, a net increase of 89,944 for the year. During the year 34,715 claim* for increase of pension* and 81,990 for additional pension under the act of June VI, wer® avowed. In the same time 115,231 claims for pension and for increase were rejected. Claims pending consideration July 7 num­ bered 711,150. The amount of money paid for penalon* during the year was 8150.740,407, and the balance at the close of the ydar was 83.437,871. The commissioner recommends a codification of pension laws,with a few changes; that promotion* be made with regard to merit alone, and in utter dis­ regard of influence; and the repeal of the act of congress providing that no pension shall be paid to a non-resident who is not a citizen of the United State*, except for actual disabilities Incurred in the service. Commissioner Lochren concludes as fol­ lows: "I recognise to the fullest ex­ tent that my sole duty is to execute and administer the laws as they are en­ acted. fairly and honestly interpreted." S. 11.-Clifford. New <• >. troubled-with wurateia a„(1 bls stomach wMB d|w,niva.,) \. riteiioratHtn. • livw *•’ tl-l! away, and he wnA trrull." flv-li and MrviiK h. kJ./? ln, Elwtrlr Bliu-is outed fiiul ” Edw,r<l llarr|.,|,„ . a running sore on his » standing. I.'mM thru* l-it Bitten, and m-v.-u 1 ,IV Arnica rinive. nnd hu . well. John .Speakrr. • five large fev.; sores on l •aid he was tar.irnbte. < >■. Bitters -and oik- box I; :‘s Arnica Sulve cured him rnllretv■I by w. H, Goodyear, the druggi The bint salve in tte bruises, son-*, ulrer*. - ri; sore*. tetter. chapj««| i thilblaiu^ corns, and nil skin cruptimi and iMHllivr* ly cures pile* «»r, no j.*-. ;r><r-ir<d. Uu gomatced togiir pt-ru-vt -.it: Taction, or money refunded. J’rl25 For sale by W. H. Gdodyepr. :l - ituRxb^ ROBBERS CAPTURED. Robbery in Michigan. hicago-, .Sept 22.—Five men have -C---------been placed in jail <>y Detective W illiam a 1*4 —.(•——1^—n* A. Pinkerton-charged with beingf the robbers of the Duluth. South Shore 4 Atlantic train last Friday at Han­ cock. Mich.The detective has ceased hte work and the >70.000 taken from thr American Exprt-M, company has been recovered and will be produced In eoart M oridencA Three ot the fire men nrmted hare conteaecd and a fourth la wUUng to do ao. but hie evidence is not eonaidflrod oeeeasary to tbe detective*. The man arrested arc; Ed. Marquetis.Mich.. Mich.,*aanexpress -xprwra1 “ Uof*u.olMorauen*. iturnrr who has--------revently bvn firing tneuengrr -------------------------tbe - lifo Ka nrliHeatrir ofr •. . sport, and whn who was itbe origleator of tbe conspiracy: Domtn:ck Hogue, his had c of tody of tho Uiat was taken; Jack King, the famous champion of the United States at the Cornish style of wrestline Jack Buller, of Manioelte. Mich., an allaround crook, who bu dune his term fa the state s prison: Qejrgy La Liberte, an ex-ral! ro*d stokvr. HELD FOR MURDER. John K. Thoms-, n IbdileCr-il hss filed chntli.-u.o : . ' stud} the ( । | ., 1 ’ ‘ fxuffmx.. , Children Cryfpr Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cryfor Hacfopirt F'lLUnei S XsclbtGfia. • uu. . , . , Flint Is trying to get ibe Anderson nrad carl factory sway f|nni p,,rt Huron. iLtrirt; Brm. of iMn.it ,.ui i(.liw the n w >rvlt*ii»u building st tl.e un;v.*r»ity lut ^25.4115. Mr#. Bruce Watcon, Cedar Spr ttys: “Whenever 1 am real tired a::d take about seven drop, of ■ Heart and nerve cure and 1 :.!usyr obui-i xu in­ stant relief. Sold by W. 11. Go-fiyear. A sign h displayed at ib« Boet<‘U ciomIng, the scent- of the train robberc It reads, “hands off.’’ 3^ Boon 1<|borer, ,„t lMr wafe» ami went to Vest Vitxtui*. Tbet are now earning 75 cents a da-,. 111.. Coder « ciood. QUINCV. 111.. 8*pt 2.X—The grand I jury has returned indictment* for will- ! ful and malicious murter against : George W. Nation*, George Daugherty, , P. Henry Kistner. George Kistncr. John Tomlin, John M. Moore, Alex-i # x ander M. Sims, Edward Lutener. “*isis tuc.t >; .11 George .Callahan. William^ Campto women who try to we.u young. l»ll, IMM Willtam Bdu " ------- ■ " .. - I lime* times apiawntii «|>;«vnt: • Female John W. Bowman atnl O. P. Huff “J™-­ ; WHdUWU. ■ Ington, fourteen prominent farm- [ nirnts alMj dftreu era and residents of Kingston, who ' yc*r> to a wotuuuwent to lhe home of Mr*. Kittie Brerk- : at»* removed by t1 inridge on the night of JulylO.disguised as white cap*, and" shot * and" j all jou wh<>«- beauty and frw’r.« es killed Solomon P. Bradshaw, a 'travel” ’ * ‘ , * fading from sucu causes, and no longer ing man of Quincy who was spending ~ figure in society ‘ . a“rack number.”- It's I guaranteed to give F*tLf*ctk>n hi every the night at tbe Breckinridge house, I caw. or money ;wil<l for It returned. See FIVE KILLED IN A MINE. ' giijiantce >in lw»r .<• nrapper. Cnral*Muea> of a rorem»u Kr«ait« lu Otsego; Forest a newstwr. jumped frotu * (sat much.,- train. ->uil>mc hi* Terrible Eiploalnn. Wilkksuakrk, Pa . Sept 32.—By the head on a post. He may rvcnvt r. carelessness of a mine* foreman an ex­ The Grand Rapids (-••toiiiUUc Prat look­ plosion of gas caused In a Ply month ed after the cntertslnment <»t t:n- Marc*mine Thursday afternoon in which five bee* found Itself 81500 in tin- hole. men were killed and siA injured. The dead are: D. M. Jones, kged 33, rock contractor, married: William Jones, aged 45. rock man, married; John Flannigan. aged 43; mason, married; William P. Jones, aged 55. ____ Lightly, aged mason, married: Joshua M, assistant mining bos*, married. The When she had Children. »be gave t! three first named lived at VVilkcabarre *nd the two others at Plymouth. All had large families. Six u;en war* seri"S'op Hint or I’ll run >nu in ' 1: ously injured. In Biz Rapids. The o.l- inter ws.-u't -:<*alROB A~ BAN K 7kTo a Vi igut * BANK IN DAYUQHTIng a'lythitiK, neither was tir drunk. He Tw® M®“ ’•‘■or* Eioo at Carlton. Mina, just swore. poytmasJohn Wansmaker. n-tt and Overlook •3,000. In-t tbe Carlton. Minn., Sept. 25.—A bon t 1 ter-gviier.', will prob-t at Illite o’clock Saturday a bold robbery was committed here by two men who date on Nov. 14, 15 and 16. entered the Carlton oounty bank and Jteld up the assistant cashier, who was alone. The men were dressed as woodsmen. One cov­ ered the cashier with a gun and the other secured ttOO. He overlooked <6,000 in the cash drawer against which the assistant cashier was standing. Hearing footsteps the robbers ran to Midland oonnty may be full uf p;ne the woods without completing their work. The sheriff and a posse are in stumps, but just the sum# dish up there has raised 9« Mtehels of wheat .trptn * pursuit little over l wo acres. No Extension*. Two deaf mutes, Amh D. Hi’’ ‘-f *StChicago, Sept UL—The World's fair Louis Mo. mi l Mrs. Lulu B <'«»rr«l. of will close on tho night of October 31, Ca.iMiptUia wen- married ami it deaf and the next morning will see work­ mute chfncytaan who who tied llir *notmen laying railroad tracks to the dif­ ferent buildings to carry away the ex­ A SURPRISED HUSBAND. hibits. There will be no extension* be­ yond the time fixed by congress, and Um Come* Home In Time to Jclo the man who expects to see the great »Vhen I returned from ray latc-itrip. show will have to do it within the next says a drummer, I went home rt <-:uethirty-nine day*. thing after nine o’elockin the evening. There was my house lighted up from Cuveuid o., Sept n—The Socie­ top story to basement: cartia r.-erv ty of the Army of the Cnmberlend et leaving the door, and affair- hvlic-1 to H’Pt b- Mitchell has accepted the prohibi­ Iteenou.l meeting In thU city yeeter- be going on inside on n grand scale- ‘ tion-republican nomination for govern­ dey reelected lien. W. S. Rowcr.n. u let myself into the basement with a or of Iowa. Iowa prohibitionists have preeldent. Ex.Pre.ld.nt Hurlton wee latch key and walked into the dining­ issued a call for contribution* to the chosen orator for the next meeting. room. Strains of music came fron^the fund for the fight againsi Qie saloon back part of tho hall, and the miugted Frankfort, Ky., Sept 35.—The laughter and conversations indicated Bomilu,, Tex., Sept.23.-John , wmn jlR»CBll CalI‘ on a host of guests. Presently my wife came into the boy of IS, wu conrlciM „a Mnt,nMd William Breckinridge to resign his seat to prUon lor Ufa tor the murder ot hi. in the national house until such time dining-room dressed like a prince**; father near Trenton laat June He as he can dear himself of the charges she ran up to me, saying: “Oh, Jack! I’m so glad you’re come ’Piii ,,th'r'' ht,d °P'n —1th u u made by Mias Pollart. while he was sleeping. home early.” "So'm I," I; racket Tbinitt, Tex. Sept 35.—Anexprere Caddo, I. T„ Sept 24. -Five Choctaw •“PPOMd to contain Koo when """Su>T>rfa«p»rty?” Skid she. "ilk • Indians were found swinging to a tree n*LhSunday contained only pool; "no. Indeed, It’s the et>nire™-ry about 40 miles from this • city. It t* ~cnt and a lot of brown paper. d4 £oo,£.t ■■"«»« -lection »M J of my wedding." , ■VS* am .t ____ __ “TIM*," said I, "you’re off; you « ths bottom of ft . . way off. This is the month of March Chicago . , Sept • . 26. -Frank --------- — C. Ives won the international billiard match *^ at vceDl central ™1 niualc music hall Saturday night. "hen th« fin*l ffame began the Ameri““ cJ»“P’on had to make 999. against J’835 ~ mad« hy John Roberts, Jr.. , . champion. Saturday °‘Kht * «»ro was: Iv*s, 999; Roberta, , lve" score, 6,000; Roberta’ X !,^2’ *5*5 I’,”' ‘T*nd «’«W. Ro'*rta grand average, 11 80‘'‘10F*rm*r and wir. succumb to Gu, FAinPlKLD, III., Sept ’5 —L. a Kurt,, a farmer near Jeffereoortllt while digging a well wa. ovemomo by tbe gaa Illa wife dfaeoverwl huTon. dltlon and went to hla rescue she was also overcome. Both died be­ fore assistance could reach them. In recovering the bodies David Porter barely escaped with his life. Sept *<’-Adolph Krug, In the four months that he haM the office of treasurer of thia dty am- I b«ul.a . Uttle MOO.OOQ. “»• | ried!" , . . She serenely replied: "I know that well; 41. 1. th. .nni’^rT ofmyam n-rrlRr. Go P«t o. four �• u/ l, DOUGLAS MICHIGAN STATE NhW4 S3 SHOE 15.00^ »3.50HL 12.50® ' 12.25 »2.00 p. At a meeting of the state board of agriculture in Lanaiag A. T. St -vens, of the class of ’93, waa appointed tu>«iavant in the agricultural drpartme.it of thfe experiment statiorf at a salary of iSoOr^ J. N. Hatch was appointed in­ structor in mathematics at a salary'of >500 per year. G. J. Crosby, of the dosof ’93. was given the poaition of a si-.lant in English, salary 8500. The s.tlection of Warren Babcock as osshtant professor of mathematic^, at a Milary of 81,000. was approval. J3.00 Xtt.50 *«zoo mYfoblams rH2.00 • DRKS SHOE made Inttalstest : ■ ,y <6 U $8, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 er 7 •Ft»:t il to custom made and look and -j ; it, : w;.h!o«onrmlntay*urfooh«*r, ’ W. L. Dragtai Shoe*. Nuno and ; ’ .1 „ . !*e l»!ta«. lock If j Ef <k BKONSON. । Why Suffer? May Disrupt Many Corpurailona. Secretary of State Jochim declines to accept the article* of association of the Senate of lhe Happy Hume* Clubs of America because that- cor­ poration is formed under a special oct of the last legislature instead of under the general law. If Jochim is sustained, in the supremo co-.tru fourfifths of all corporations of this nature in Michigan will have to reincorpurale. a* the constitutional prohibition has never been enforced. When you can be Cured ‘ ■ TOMMY and his FATh Board of Agriculture. , t • I’ Eight week* ago Judge Albert Miller s stricken with He died i.lF.dS arc SUIieriBg wifi* II wa-ttn ear)v hour theparalysis Other morning iu j 4v. r-the symptoms are i Bay CUy; MlUt?r born in of'Spirits, IndlgCS- I Vermont iu 1-81U and came wxs to Michigan i .’ination. Headache. in ismo. He built the second sawmill i Liver • 1 iverluvigorator luvifforator1 in I in now Bay City. He was one • ' Is wbut L rcinedy for TLiver ", ...nr fr.r iver '! of the first membersof the Presbyterian I-h. <1 more to do with It CUrcS tllOUSanua , church. the development of northern Michigan vei’r; why Hot try . than any person now living. Ho wu* .. -is Liver luvigorator? 53yearsjof age. ilruvgist will supp'y y°“- ! l.ainbtr Baroeff. iI Fine started in John Welch's lumber ; docks in West Bay City, spread rapidly MrVsTY 1/- w <T PUVTDAT to adjoining property, and before it wa» ' got under control hod destroyed 2,­ ■ - 500,000 feet of lumber nnd other prop'.«■ Angara Faia.. Hotrtt. ■ | erty valued at 140,000. Balling, Han• son & Co., of Grayling, and Fisher Jt I Ca, of Bay City, were the owners. ■.i.te u tn •|etn.ip.ni.[A.ni I There was no doubt that the fire was ■ of incendiary origin, a* two explosions were heard iu*t before the fire started "Say. pa, J want to see that building where that boy lived what never told a lie," suid a buy at the world's fair. FOh, you mrtin the Virginia building. George Washington’s home. Well. 1" gucM we’U have to taler him there,” said hi-, father t*> his mother. "This la Martha’s roam.” said the father, after they had entered the build­ ing. “Who’s Martha, pa—the cook?" “No, she was George Washington’* wife.’’ "Well, our cook's named Murtha. Say. pa. what all did George do?" "Tut. tuL child; you mustn't speak so familiarly of . tbe father of your country." ' . • "Whs he my fatherTtoo?” "Yes. in a way." "Then my nutre’s Washington, ain't nr “No. my son; don’t ask so many fool questions." "Was he your father, too?" "Yes. yes.”"Was he mamma—" "Shut up. Hu was the father of the whole country, I told you." * “Was be the father of his wife?’’ "Ain I your mother’* father?" "No; you said George was." "Now keep still and don't ask any more questions. ’* "Say, pa, George had lota of children, didn't he?" "No, he didn't have any. Now if you uk another question 1'11 take you right home."—Chicago Inter Ocean. A BANQUET TO BE A CLIMAX. long-lived rulers. Tho Germr.n Fatherland H„a Abundance of Th m. A Dttkt'i Golden Weddlnr-The neotrO Hl» People Expense. There seem* to l>e something very nalubriou* in the climate of Germany, .particularly for person* of royal blood, if one may judge from the ripe old age to which the heads of tho various kingdoms, duchies, and principalities have attained The celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of Miecession to the throne has been commemorated In several petty states of the fatherland within the past few yctos. The duke of Saxe-Cobnrge-Gothu. mother of the lamented prince Consort of Queen Vic­ toria, is beyond the Biblical limit by several years. The grand duke of Saxe-Weimar, who lived iu the beauti­ ful town made famous by Goethe, Schiller, Herder, Wieland and Liszt, has reigned marc than fifty years, and has celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of his marriage. The prince regent of Bavaria has also lived more than three score years and teu. The king of Saxony is "white haired and seventy.” ahd the grand duke of Baden and the duke of Meiningen arc men approach­ ing the time when they will Ims called. The prince of Lippe-Detmold died only a few weeks ago, nt the age of seventy­ seven. ' But none of. the petty German sov­ ereigns who took part with Emperor William L, his great chancellor and his immortal field marshal in the re­ creation of the German empire is more popular than Grand Duke Frederick William, of Mecklenborg-Strelitz. Only recently he celebrated the semi-cen­ tennial anniversary of his marriage to Grand Duchess Augusta, hi* cousin, who was born a princess of Great Brit­ ain. The grand duke, say* the Chicago Post, is closely related to the present generation of the ilohenzollerns. He was born October 17. 1819, and was the son of Gram! Duke George, brother of the famous Queen Louise, the mother of the first Emperor William, and Grand Duchess Marie, daughter of Laudgrave of IleSMt-Casscl. After a thorough preparation for a university course by the professors of the gym­ nasium ut Neustrelitz he entered the University of Bonn in 1836. He was one of the first rulers'sons to be en­ rolled at a German university and his advent ut the «>!d institution was dis­ cussed far anti wide. His example has been followed by hundreds of princes , since that time and to-day it is a-. much a mutter of course that the scion of a ruling hou'e spend several yearn □1 RbrtMfille. Ind., aliout a m< tice Schwab ton • :.cin. man ‘ V. e rere on the « and were rudely tr^uhi n. lust before daylight by a grand era We found our coach hanging uver a «■ -.»® tinned by a break in the bridge rer Mt.irtH. fork river The engine . tender and baggage car and the true! • of our car were down iu the river The end.* . of our coach rested on either side nt the ragged gap in the bridge A wrecking crew got there nt daylight, pulled us oat of our predicament, and started to clear Then there was fun "A photographer got there with the first rays of the morning sun.’and pre­ pared to take pictures for some illus­ trated journal He got his instrument set up. focussed and all ready, and was about to let'cr go. when the foreman of the wrecking crew deliberately held a shovel before the lens and spoiled the exposure The photographer, an old hand, fully acquainted with the policy of the railroad companies to prevent the photographing of wrecks, if possible, tried it again He got back a trifle on higher ground, but when ail was ready again he found a line of men holding rubber coats on poles, obscuring the view of the wreck His third attempt met with a movement of the railroaders to '-mash his camera, and he hastily retreated with it to a neighboring fence "All this time a middle-aged, de­ termined-looking farmer leaned over bls fence, within fifty yards of the broken bridge, an interested spectator of the proceedings. To him the pho­ tographer went and asked tho privilege of taking the picture from bis land, promising a copy to him of tbe picture made. That was agreeable to the farmer and the camera was soon in po­ sition again, but again tbe rubber coats went up and stopped the busi­ ness. Then the farmer determined to have a picture if it cost a farm. Send­ ing his man to the bam, he directed him to hitch up a wagon, and, after fastening a high step ladder into it, he drove down to the fence corner, took the photographer aboard and in a few minutes the latter had secured several good exposures of the entire wreck. The coats could not be raised high enough that time, but the whole wrecking crew made for tbe wagon, determined to wreck that camera. But the farmer, with a few words, gathered a dozen or to of ^tout farm hands about him. and, armed with clubs, they got aboard the wagon, sur­ rounded the photographer and camera, and, standing off the wrecking crew. ,. drove off the field safe and In triumph, iNTrourpatf CROW AN INTEMPERATE CROW. rjttU Lawag i Ffirtk.rfi TiMt table. t» effect July 30. M»1 . F ivir.u* Kuu:e batweea GraMt Rspidr, D-rel* Alto Eliti'Me ( I ,rg<vin* i oka (Mmim ifiasr ifiililkrii ■irauil Utdgtl^inslDK Dvtroir I Iff ,n! < uy KJiuurs lot U Grand Ledge ' Wwi | a. M. f.V iDr.'riHt l-.ii-.l.X (■>,<• .1 l.-'d!'.Mutllken . .Still He'd * Wcodbury Id* (Mima (Twkiwllle K.'illil U«4ltO Xld'onl Kwt Pari* t tax.il Kapl.lt. |f» M? iSraMd iexige | Cortland ES 9 10 I Howard City Ar iHUutoo •• I rtinore • Evary day, omen week day* only, f atop •n niKual. Parlor car* on all train* betwren Graaff lUi-id* and Detroit. Keats 26 renls. Gvm>*etlaW nade in Union stai ion. Grand Rapki* with tbe Chicago* Warr Michigan Railway pon NICAOO AND TIIK W1ST AHO FOB MCIO•HIM. Ma?«I!'Tkk.Tkavkhsk Citv, Fiji Raf- ' UM*. CHAHLBVOIX, rKTOMKBV A1*D BAT Vikw. Favorite route to the rammer resort* iff northern Michigan. Train* leave Grand RapM* for Ciileaco, 7M VM. wsa A M. and lai P. M.. KlS P M.. •UrfB P M. Arrive Cbliar 12:rt> F. M.. 4ilff P. M . «JO P. M. A. M. and 1 «e A. M., frxerpt Haturday, via. BL Joseph and nteam- a Dlatingulxhed Company. A committee of the board of director* of the world’s fair has been appointed to take charge of a great exposition banquet to be given to the foreign commissioners. President Cleveland and cabinet, the governors of the states and great dignitaries of lhe world, Oc­ i*ave tor Tra verse City 7 JO A. M., V.lft 1*. M. and t|:UP. M. tober 10 or 12. The intention is to dis­ l.ea»c lor Charlevoix. I’elottky and Bay View tance anything heretofore attempted TJ0 A.M . and 11:101*. M. Parlor cars on dsj train* and ^deeper- otr in America, and the plans are upon a isbt train* between ttavView. Grand Rapids, scale in keening with the country, the IJtC . 19, 100 tjiicaco and Detroit. TbrouKb patace rar bet»*en Hasllnnaod Bay View, via. U K. A 3.During the week ended September !8 fair and Chicago. Expenses are not to 4.'nnl. Ha.tlas . | R’y.. D. L4S. RR.andC.* W. M. R’y. A*k ouraKeii's for further particulars CT' reporta sent in by sixty observers in be thought of until after the event Is write tn various portions of the state to the over. The guest* are to number five or Gao KOK DBHAVKM.Genl PaesTAK’L six hundred. For a banquet hall the Grand Rapldr. state board of health indicated that .— lyphomslarinl t..er, ioi!»en«. eholen,. Audi' Music hall, or some morbus uud neuralgia increAsed in area torium. ' Central ‘ " prevalence. Typhoid fever was re­ large theater.' • A great floor 'is to be .Builder of Gaic&ga, Tonic a ported at forty-eight places, diphtheria constructed and the decorations are to , at thirty-one, measles ut six and scarlet be unlimited. Sweet music Is to ci>m* TIME TABLE. from hidden minstrels while the wines In effect July 30. 1*93 fever at forty-six place*. of th^ Orient are used’ to pledge the Paid Bic Dividends. future of the Occident The purest of “T BUtlOO*. । The directors of the old Lumber- oratory is to flow along with the rarest meu'.* national bank of Muskegon have of champagne as the greatness of’the declared another dividend of 20 per fair and the gcaxl will ot all nation* to cent, on the capital stock of lhe bauk. Chicago is told in song and story. At •9 lo patupbiK. payable at once. Tbix tuakes a total of present artists ore working on the HlehlHtitl Juliet Dr. WILLIAMS’ 1T« per'ernt. paid to the stockholders of elaborate invitation cards. If Chicago Uilo men can do anything great the exposi­ tbe bank since it went into Tliquida‘ “ Ariton . ... "I have a crow at home that dearly Coverdale Schcnecudy, W.Y. tion otl account oi its charter having tion banquet will be greater than any he entered the army. The sons of the other yet attempted.—Chicago Tribune. present emperor are not only to be­ loves whisky and has a constant desire shullz...^. ftr N ».i4 Brockvllk, OaL expired. - come students .at Bonn, but are to at- to bowl up when not already satisfied Hast:*.:*. tend the gymnasium or college at in that direction." said Maxwell. Con­ I The anniversary meeting of '.he Ep­ A more graceful, gracious and able Kiel for nine years, taking the full stantine to u SL Louis Globe-Democrat ■VnotlAnil >3»> ' worth league was held in Grant! Rap­ presiding officer than Mrs. Potter course of the institution. man. "It all started with my son, a • . kcvi*ri. blcl:»criids. Officer* for the ensuing year were Palmer can hardly be imagined. • The voting grand duke hereditary of harcm-scarum rascal, who cooked • r«. andTttu her*. Edu lbs Grand Kai .fft l’.u»- elected as fpllirtrs: Beautiful and always faultlessly Mecklenburg-Strelitz *pcrtt several wheat grains in whisky ami fed the t tet rod........... Grand Itapid. artd N »ra»sl School. Rev. J. U. F^.uytl. city, president; Rev O D A. ' 1'iri-ii, 1’rupr. Chare. Traverse City, vic-- president; Rev A dressed In pretty summer gowns which years at Bmni studying law. history bird with them. This went on a long Craig. Hillsdale, secretary !Uv A F Hart, fit her. charming little figure to perfec­ and political science. After leaving time without my knowledge until the tion. Mrs. Palmer stands at the long the institution he passed a year in bird became infatuated with wheat Kalamazop. treasurer StaLcas. table in the board room of the lady traveling in Italy and Switzerland. prepared in that man per. 1 noticed SB managers of tbe world’s fair, wielding At the suggestion of his cousin. King tliat the boy and the bird became great 11 astings ity ank Burglars broke into the post office at her little mallet with judgment, and Frederick Willistn IV., he then en­ friends, so mu<4i that the latter Charlevoix, blew open the safe and took tact All atfrU of unpleasant elements tered the Prussian army to prepare would acknowledge thanks and desire Hastings, - « Mich. East Cooper Lv.. *4 10 • 8260 Inymoney and8300 worth of stamps are to be met in the little company. himself for-an active military’career. formorb of what 1 thonAt to be ordi­ Rleblaud Janet. Cressey j Dajral Gilder, of Atlanta, has been re­ One state thinks itself elighted in the In DM2 the prince hereditary became nary wheat grains by the most un- Ml'n ' arrested and lodged in jail. He is tbd general distribution of jurors of award; engaged to Princess Augusta, daugh­ melodious caw that a crow was pos­ Delton M ftPLUS 812-000.00. man who »hot Charles Burton for another complain* that her schemes ter’ of Duke Adolf, of Cambridge, sessed of. I thought to make friends ClovrntaJe......... Shultz................. • .ated uoiler the laws of the State of •teuling potatoes a short time ago. are not followed: a third assert* that the sou ot King George III. of Eng­ with the bird by presenting it with a • Michigan. ; The Ames Iron company resumed she ha* been maliciously treated, and a land and Queen Charlotte, who few grains of wheat, but after taking HASTIRUS Opea for business Dec. 15.19M. , work at the mine at East Ishpeming fourth wishes passes for her family to was born a princess of Mecklenburg- one or two it invariably turned away i »ei in apparent di >gusL I couldn’t under­ I with a full force, having made sales of the third and fourth generation. But Strelltz. In 'September, 1860, he -sue OFFJCKBS: Mrs. Palmer’s mental endowment is ceeded „________________________ his blind father as grand duke. stand it ut alL My son. after judi­ - •• • UMU. ITesideut; orc warranting resumption. There is a 4-year-oid boy ut Muske­ fully equal to her physical gift*, and* since that time he has devoted himself ciously cultivating lhe bird’s appetite lutn-in*. I). W. Reynolds. Cubler. gon who has saved 150, and invested it she keenly foresees am! averts con­ assiduously to the welfare of hi* little for whisky wheat, mixed whisky in its ! n.tu: ctors: . , in the county order* now being issued troversy. She told a belligerent mem­ country. Many of its most famous in­ drinking water, which was not ill re­ ber, n bo lately insisted on examining stitutions uro due to his liberality. ceived. It was not long until he had Charlevoix A’. Heyoaliis. by Muskegon county. G. Koblnliou, ft. H. Messer. ' Fire at Manistique* destroyed twelve the secretary's minutes, .that "no busi­ He took an active part in the wars of that crow sipping pure whisky and getting hilariously loaded. Then J Chester *Ie»»er. fciKu CsrvKh, large business houses. The estimated ness will be transacted until members 1M6 and 1870-71 and then gained the P. T. Colgrove. losses aggregate 8150.000: partially Jn- are seated.” and thus she ingeniously lasting gratitude of Emperor William discovered the trick one day and 1 set­ tled up a loug account with that youth. guides her troubled Imrk away from and his supporters. • v !ntt- department in la Barry gured een*l uo;y. v in i ;-.iv i per rent lotervst on ail time | The. furniture house of Hager Bros, shoals and quicksands. It is a fine les­ The report that Duke George of But the crow is not satisfied without son in parliamentary law to spend an Meiningen intended to abdicate in whisky. After di’inking a little it will j was completely destroyed by fire at Atl train* wtH 'inn at Crook* 1 Lake CrmetBC hour in studying her methods. The favor of his son, the brother-in-law of stagger about and feebly flap its •• ---t..!». 1-.<» >l>nnL Marquette and two adjoining shops they ar* man who sits by. and who Is snid to the German emperor, has been official­ winjs, meanwhile giving vent to a « ben B*ntw mart tie at lhe ilbprt nt Iwt * mlawere also burned. Total loqs. f23.000. .I'MtNlSTitATOK S BALK. ’ le^yiux time of train*. »• that a senls have been her teacher in these matters. ly denied. The rumor arose from the squawk that is. a cross between a bag­ ule* Iff utter ol the estate of Austin!) Ba,imly have time tn '■tiec.v ‘t propem ; i tbem.'seit The tenth annual encampment of the is rarely consulted now. resignation from the army of the duke pipe and a squeaky door hinge. It will :H'JA11 S’JLJ Bl Eaton county battalion.,G. A. IL, was then endeavor to balance itself on a hereditary and bis return to Mein­ ■ ■lav '.I l.ofth>-IdRli.-jt bidder, .. at. Eaton Kupids , of tbe ct tni Seplt-iuber. A. onD..Friday lag*, h held ingen. Few people in Germany, how­ jierch with the most ridiculous fcsulta. '." ‘-"‘.b- .lu _i The Muskegon County Horticultural A little of something from all the the aJterooon at the j ever. would be surprised if the rumrr The recovery always brings a sullen rtv*erit>e<l In th* town­ floclety will not hold its usual fair this world’s four corners seems to be gath­ ■' Inti.g ' In ttie” cduL'ty of Barry, humor to the bird, and for an entire should' pi ore to be founded in fact. In the ebusty of Barry, ered into the world’s fair corners, and Of .Mlfhtean. M!cblE.*n. [Minuant pursuant to hi year. • The feigning duke has long suffered day it will mope in some dark corner with so many strange people, new 1 , t1-’: r,,yDl' l‘ram? Fruita i Tho D;<3.1 VV bym’TbT rhen Probate The ICloTer ’lover Condenseii MiIk .uiik company cumpuuj from illness and has been unable to nnd take on a most vicious temper. • Hirn n county. Michigan, all nt of the of Northville has increased its capital capital {wildings, strange customs ana c.uriosi- spend more than a few weeks each When in this latter frame of mind it is , ties, it would be a wonder iflunusual ’’: from 120.000 to 840.000. year In the beautiful capital of the quite dangerous t-» offer any consola­ • Hu- rounty of lurry, in the Mate of )j The largest lynx ever killed in Chip Chtp-­ events did not succeed each other with little duchy. Tbe duke was married tion to the bird. f<>r it la ill received . kn.»i ND<1 drsenbed a* follow*, pewa county wa* was shot near Detour. It great rapidity. The three quaint cara­ morganatically several years ago--af­ and apparently does nogrxxl." vels. the Santa Maris, the Pinta and ter the death of his wife—to Fraulein "i h w<j*t quarter (Hi Of the anutli west measured‘ 5 ~ feet‘ 10 ‘inches in length. TALKING LIONKEYS. Nina, exact reproductions so far as pos­ Helena Franz, a member of the famous ' nt •erilon twenty-two C£li town. N. W. French, of Union City, has a 1 north Kil.geulDr <9. we t. 1 P&alm book that was printed iu 1599. sible of the veritable ships in which Meiningen theater. She was created They Kava N»«t fer.rr.r I Tvt. Bwt J W. ilKNDKnSHOTr. 1 One of the-H&me''"BdU>on sold recently Columbus brought his crew to America Tnlk with Uarner. Baronewide Heldburg upon her mar­ Administrator.. I four hundred years ago, have sailed up A chimnit.zcc who can Miy •Good : -d. August )6th. ISS3. | for 88,500. riage. The couple have lived happily to Chicago from the gift of that Kala­ Fowls in Spain, Wakeshma'township, together, caring little for society or day. stranger,” in the Maori tongue, a .V......... , are dvinxr In great num- government to our own; thousands of go: Ila who speaks a little Fijian, and mazoo county, are dying num­ singers from the musical societies of the pomp of court life. dying in great < which MORTGAGE BALL - bers from a r, —Ills j!------- —Hinh • The prince hereditary, who will suc­ an urang outang who has mastered a - .alt bavin* bre-D made iu the conditions forcible German expletive, are do me ----------------- ------- „ . rtAin nlor'iow* made by John Horn Jr. kills them a few hours after they are !■ in Chicago for a festival week and sung ceed his father sooner or later in tho clareii by Prof. Garner, the famous atn • : < athn-n Horn to Charles A. Wlea*aman. control of the duchy, is a man of lit­ ' some of the choice Works of the masters fl*:- ! .i uart 2i»t. A. D ISM. and recorded attacked. dent nf the monkey race, to be now iu The work of drilling for coal at Mont­ of music; France ha* celebrated the erary rather than military instincts. •! .-nire of the rt-KiMrr of deed*, for the . 'f Harry and State rtf Michigan, on lhe rose ha* been discontinued, a depth of music; France nan ceicuinKU .... His wife Charlotte, the eldest sister of hl* possession. the bastile with great “ energy, taKingofux w>c ““'"y, tho German emperor and known be­ it is to be hoped, saffs the Lady’* -• ".H/ ..f.lannxry A.D «M. In Uber tint mort of 154 feet having been reached with- taking as i* ‘ its ‘ annual custom; • -’m Machinery —h<nMrv hball Bn • - <•. F*ge MX on which mortgage there I* out finding it in paying quantities. Pictoriad. that the worthy professor, ■ tntyl tn lie due at the date of thia notice the 1 tower has been struck by lightning, fore her marriage as the "Venus of who-ie very interesting book on "The ■.:ri four hundred Mid seventv-nine dollar* Jonathan Neal died at hi* late resi­ but escaped further injury; the Viking tho Hohenzollcrns," was never deeply • ' to- rent*, and an attorney'* fee of fiPeea Speech of Monkeys" attracted so much in love with her busband, nnd the mar ­ '• t.ir* i<rovj<fr<i for In said mortgage, and no dence in Novi after a brief illness, in i ship and its Danish crew have been riage In consequence has been unhap­ attention last year, will bring his pete • ' - | rucredliiQ> at law having been Instttuwelcoined with great firing of gun* and py t"t n-overthe money* secured by *ald the 94th year of his age. Her cleverness' and beauty have homo with him when their vocabulary — W of of banners; banners; ana and bo so ujc the busy The spool factory at Alpena will start • waT "“•rt*ARe. or any part thereof: baa grown romewhaL In order to give up again this week. uua/ '"•U. tlirrefore.by virtue of the powerof sale The offlee of Lewi.'grUtraUI .I flint ; <>•)■" ■>=. '«ch_^'h iu ,peelil inel- brought many men to her feet. The us an <>pportunity of listening to their cot,t,i -<t ft, uld ti>ortg*Re. and the atatuto tn duke would have been engaged in ‘uch c»«e made and provided, node* is hereby dent or excitement edifying conversation. many dnels had it not been that his given that on Haturd ay the 4tb day of Wovonber. wa* entered by burglars, the safe blown I On the professor’s principle there A i». itoj. atten o’clock lu the forenoon. Iabau open and 885 in money taken. station In life precluded his giving or I »< ll .it public auctieii, tn lhe highest bidder, al seem* Tjo reoeon why they should not accepting a challenge. He cared little The first Columbian half dollar, for t’> -north front door of tbe court bouse In the be taught to speak English a* well a* Charles A. Baldwin, postmaster at for his military duties, although he t>( ILwtlng*. (that being tho nlace | cnaries n. .— which Wyckoff. L Seamans A Benedict was placed1 in any other language, *o wu may yet ” “ — -— tn jail (all at Kala- ' wmcn V -ere lhe Circuit court for Barry county Is hold■ j Vicksburg, 1 a,A non is <■ nn evhib. held tho rank of lieutenant general, expoS iti0___ n 810,000, on exhib’ the prenilw* described In said mortgage, or manoo for thirty days for drunkenness. enjoy the novel sensation of being and secured so many leaves of absence »<• tnu.-h thereof n* may be i»-cessary to pay the sleep in the country near a ltion In lhe Remintrton booth, section greeted with an oral welcome from "mount due on said mottgage. with six He went to amps with 8170 in his pockets. • block “J,’’ northeast corner, main that he was rarely with bis division. behind the bars of a cage in the welll"r rent interest, aud all legal coats, lostemer of the Modern Woodmen of balcony, Manufactures building. A He is by no means a handsome man. known "house” in the zoological gar*lth »i attorney’s fee of fifteen dollars nest of tramps His dislike of the soldier ’ s life doesnot - —-------------eorenantert for therein, the premises being A camp c. ...' xa instituted at She- ! special Columbian guard keeps watch mu c--,-r|t>.-.| in nMd mortgage a* all that piece World has been I over the coin constantly from nine un­ add to his popularity in a country so dens. Recoin eoott«ntlyjrom ••'■1 i irvei of land lying attaata lathe -------— Prof. devoted to militarism as is Germany. p "’" Garner claims, moreover, to the township nt Rarrv Harry, m la tbe Couaty hovgan. thBlack, dealer* in dry m five o'clock, at which ■-------time it is locked nveocnK». have mastered almcat the whole of the of W1 J sut„ of Michigan, . ................. ................................. > kD0WD, Liringaum 4 zoo. filed chattel mort- I up.taoMot «- —. nf the Carv C«y screw «rew door fire Ire He is a clever man. hocrever, a com­ peculiar language which tbe monkey* ■ Mini dr-M-rlbed ■« follows-, to Wit: . ___ ’ — _A_ -A poser of merit and the author of a ____ T>- nonh w*«t quartar |N Ik)ot the south „d bergl^-proot »<-. "th nee I ■peak among themaelvea Perhaps he e-»t <iu i>ter f.H K l*>of aecttmi lour (8 « and gating 883,000. -.tt.chn.enL . Tbe^ta b;tal«d ta. number of playa which he has trans­ will be able to treat ns, one of these tli- Miuih esst quarter (H K k) of the south 00)4 gag^Wc-u has named a committee 10-7 attaenmenu _ __ ____________ lated Into modern Greek. Although quarter <s R it) oi mh sect Iou four <«> all «■ Gov. Bic general municipal incorpora- i heavy case of cast bras* and plate glass, day*, to a translated re port of a debate he Is more popular in Athens than In town (T j, nor1h or rauge nine west (N B • prepares ion bill. and with it are displayed tbe certificate Meiningen, there Is little doubt that In a Simian parliament, so that we may i?.i 0ou,M“’hiff eighty *crw of land more or James lion bill. McCarty, aged 79, a resident from1 the mint and other documents tee­ bo will m.ko • wile Md hdlbhil ™ i b»’« »» opportunity ot eompnrlnf It * n™neh county since 1831, died in | tifying to its identity.—Daily Columb*l*-d Augn*t4th. IRB3 1 with human eloquence 9UU.PU.flUU. NS. WlKMXMAX. CU A HIJ’S A. at Branch county since Mor<OCM> bian. Goldwaur. Philip T. Cquibov*. Attorney for .Mortgagee. • GHIvAJN \jL,?l 1 Blood Nerve C B Kilanaioo & Sagiv.w H , CARTERS CURE SICK HEAD MCSL’S! ACHE _____ !».■¥ 1 �Tbe Chicafo Inter Ocean has thia to «ay of Mlchlfaa'a day at tbe fair. "Yesterday was Miehlffan’a day. To m state is Chi­ Thursday, Sept. 28, x893cago under greater obligation than to her MARSHALL L. COOK. BCItor, lumber. Iron and copper producing neigh­ bor. The Interchange cf commerce be­ ywt HASTINGS. MICH., PO8TOFFICK, tween Chieago and Michigan la great, AUOU8T 14. 1879.________ constant and forever increasing. The Michigan wun Is al home in Chicago, and tbe Chicago man's home is largely built and famished frdm material that has come DEMOCRATS WANT TARIFF. from Michigan. In the matters of tbe World’s Columbian exposition Michigan •tobington; Sept 20th.—The public bas been Chicago's steadfast friend and bestrlBgs before the ways and means com­ ally. It was at Detroit that the National mittee were concluded to-day. It Is the Editorial convention which "boomed the Intention of the committee to commence ■frlr,” and boomed Chicago, too, was held. work at once upon a new tariff bill. L. Chicago felt hopeful when she learned F. Holden, of Cleveland, Ohio, spoke tn that the convention was to be held In favor of retaining tbe existing duty -on Michigan, and has felt grateful ever since. lead ore. He declared If the duties were To Michigan Chicago te also indebted for reduced, tbe miners’ wages would be de­ the splendid services ef ex-Senator Pal­ mer, than whom no man better could have creased. Mr. Holden [a the editor of the Cleveland Pialndealer and Mr. Payne ask­ filled the honorable yet onerous position of President of tbe National Board of ed him if he had not in bls paper support­ Commissioners. To his unerring sagacity, ed the democrat platform which was for to his unwearied patience, and to bls un­ tariff reform. Mf. Holden declined to answer.the question, however, saying that it varying suavity tbe great success of the great undertaking -of the age is largely did not enter Into the subject which he due. Hence, as it is well-nigh needless came to discuss. ' to add. Chicago took great interest In ( “You believe then." asked Mr. Hopkink, '‘‘Ih* a system and policy which will affprd Michigan’s day. and rejoiced that, despite cloudy skies. It was a day well honored -neoefisary protection to American indus­ and vastly enjoyed by an immense concourse tries and labor.” of cltlsens of the peninsular State and of “Yes,” answer^ My, HpMen. tbe western metropolis, and of far-distant John H. Coyne, a wortemaa of nineteen Florida, whose Orange groves were cele­ years’ experience In tbe carpel industry, brated on the same day with the pine forprotested in behalf of tala brother workers, estsof Michigan.” against any reduction (a tbe rates of duty on carpets and declared that a reduction An exchange says Governor Altgeld is would reduce tbe wage*of the workmen. maturing a brilliant scheme to give em­ The fact was brought oabduring the dis­ ployment to a great number of idle men in cussion that Mr. Coyne te a democrat and Illinois. His plan Is to call an extra ses­ voted a democrat ticket lasttfall. sion of the legislature and issue bonds to “Hqw do you like the change?" asked pay for the-bunding of miles of permanent Mr! Hapklua. roads in tbe state, which would.give em­ "Well I voted for the change, and we ployment to a great number of-ldle men. have got U^w|th a, vengeance. I do not He says tbe state Is rich and out of debt, like h Tripupo. and can well afford the outlay. Really, if this report be true, it appears that the j The "tariff bearings” which are accord­ governor of Illinois te not without lucid ed the various Industrial Interests by the intervals. Tbe above mentioned plan, if Ways and Means cosMuittee, of ■’ Congress, carried out, would prove to be a great and are developing some good solid facts that permanent benefit to tbe state of Illinois. cannot be very palatable to adherents of The enhancement of the values of tbe free trade. farm lands alone, by reason of great per­ One delegation of workingmen that manent thoroughfares throughout the came from Philadelphia represented 50,­ state, would be greater than the entire 000 laborers In the Boe ef woven fabrics. cost of lhe Improvement. It Is lime for Tbe chairman, who acted as spokesman, this question of road improvement to be referred to establishments that one year taken up in earnest, all over the country, ago were employing over 10.000 hands 60 for It Is ooe of the most important Issues hours per week, that wereyflow running before the people. The governor of Illi­ leas than 7.500 bands only 17 hours per nois has much to be forgiven for past acts; week—a ent ot over 25 percent lu the num­ but tbe-people will doubtless be willing to ber employed and a reduction of over 70 forgive much that Is past. If he will take percent In hours employed. The chair­ up this great reform and carry It forward man had no hesitation in saying that successfully; for the benefit! derived tbe uncertainty of the future and demo­ would be so great and obvious, upon the cratic threats of free trade were responsi­ completion of the work, as to cover with ble for the change. He said that were it honor tho. man chiefly Instrumental in not for the tnreats the textile laborers carrying it forward. would be as prosperous as they were one Congressman Thomas, of this district, year ago. Congressman .Turner, of Georgia, one has acquired more than an ordinary repu­ of the free-trade majority df tbe commit­ tation ausong members of the House. Dur­ tee, thought that he saw a-piace to score a Ing/a recent speech In the House he gave point for tariff reduction and called at­ utterance to the following, which touches tention to the big “tax" paid by every tbe situation. He said:—"If this country .wearer of woolen goods, remarking inci­ can be run on either the protection or free dentally that the democratic party desired trade plan. It cannot endure a halting, to enact a great saving for all by remov­ vacillating course between the two.” The ing this “tax.” Tbe workingman was evi­ business and Industrial interests or the dently "leaded" with facte, and complete­ country a»e closely united. Destroy the ly exploded the Cougreeaman's little eu­ feeling of confidence upon which they logy upon the benefits of free trade by re­ both depend and they must suffer. What plying as follows:— is demanded Is some good, stable policy— “Well, I suppose tbe duties upon all the something upon whldtrllie business inter­ woolen goods I wear in a y*ar could be ests of tbe country can depend and upon paid with wages I could earn In two days, which they can form some basis fdr tbe and I am now loalug two days every future. Tho recent dense uncertainty sur­ week on account, as 1 believe, of tbe rounding everything bas been largely re­ threat to reduce duties, which. If carried sponsible for tbe loss of confidence and out, would teduce my weekly wages by an universal distrust When these two ele­ amount that would pay my share of the ments are united the result must be a paralysis of business. If we are to have duties for a year at least” free trade tbe party in power should an­ Cleveland Ilan Been Hung in Kffiffy. nounce their policy so that there could be An effigy of Grover Cleveland. Presi­ ample preparation for IL Good faith with dent of tho United States,- was found by a the people who placed them in power watchman early this morning hanging to a should prompt them to announce tbelr itree in tbe State Capitol grounds. policy at tbe earliest possible moment The effigy consisted of a black coat, । pan is and black slouch hat. On the A vast desert one night and a city of breast of tbe coat were pinned tbe fol Iow- 25,000 people tbe uext night, was one of log: tbe features of the recent settlement of Amice Orient cum c.iud« porel; salveral the Cherokee strim This territory now Bgo sum quern aubdere mores Grover bas a population of over 100,000. Amerlcanus, Dlsce hinc quid prodere prosit!) , Card •rThMica. [Greeting my plg-talled friend from tbe To our many friends and neighbors who -Orient! I am that American Grover so kindly assisted us during the sickness, wboaa thou dld’st suborn. See now bow death and burial of our dear wife and bleased Is tbe fate ot traitorol!] mother, we extend our heartfelt thanks. Mamming Doud ami family. Tbe other inscriptions on the placard Hastings Banner. EDITORIAL NOTES. "A public office is a public trust,’' but It should not.be a Wall street trust Dicta­ tor Graver L, successor to Charles I. Where ia our Croaawelir Must we doff our hats io Imperialism? Nero fiddled while R one burned, bnt Grover would dance at the /aaeral of American liberty. God give us men: lo! Freedom Reduced rates to fairs for 1898 via the Michigan Central. One fare rate for the roundtrip. Children over five and under' 19, half fare. Dates of Fair and for Salo of Tickets Kept. 1K ton. Where Held Araud Itapidi? (inwd Rapids, IJraltfor rfrnd’fa MMMM ■MM Rapids, Charlotte. Wrong rules the land; waiting C. R. Omou, Agent. Justice sleeps. There te do clew to the identity of the The Michigan Central will until Septem­ rritar. » ber 80th sell round trip tourists tickets, The effigy and laser I pilons have been limited to return not later than October Cap- 81st at tbe following low rates: Traversa City, Mlcb.. 87.10 Itob—Sxcranreuto. (CaQ Bee. Bay View ) 8.95 Petoskey | Harbor Springs, Mich No. Tbe Smith that wan bon* down Mackinaw <3cy. 10. SO •outh the other night was not Hoke Mackinac island, 11.30 Elk Rapids Smith, but a colored nun betooglng to tbe 7,93 Charlevoix 8.95 nnnwrxxM Smith family. You are evident ty not an old ooidter or y<m would know that Hokwattli rota In tbe pension depart- Ottawa Beach 2.55 C. R. OsBOJCV, Between the Live Stock pavilion and and the windmills, south ot the great Ag­ ricultural building and overlooking the lagoon, stands a large rectangular struct­ ure called tbe French Bakery. Here are exhibited wonderful bread making ma­ chines (one nf which te capable of furnish­ ing the staff of life to 500.000 people each day) and ovens of French manufacture, which are a revelallon to our bakers. "Tbe proof of the pudding te the eat­ ing," as the old saw bas IL nnd the proof of the machinery is the quality of the1 art­ icles produced; therefore tho exhibitors A cream of tarter baking powder. are manufnctoriog bread and pastery of every description before the eyes of the Highest of alia leavening strength spectators. They sell these goods at a Latest United States Govern­ nominal rate, and serve yon the best cop of coffee on the grounds for a nlekle. ment Food Report. Not satisfied with this liberality (consider­ R0VAt.BAK.sc P^Cs°;;n y ing that they have to pay 45 per cent blood money to the Exposition) they offer a free ride on Che intramural railway to every one of their patrons spending thirty cento's at tbe bakery. Id other words “ person gets thirty cents worth of lhe fin­ est French bakery goods for twenty cents which te lhe beet argument why visitors should by all means patronize this, tbe fairest and sqaarest of ail eating places at the Fair. Using 4he Intramural ticket thus . pro­ vided by the liberal management of the French Bakery, and taking a north bound train, one should stop at the Midway station. Passing many interesting shows This doesn’t express our previously described in these columns, we come to a circular edifice, ornamented feelings at all, but it ex­ with a delicately carved wooden facade, actly hits the the famous Panorama of tho Swiss Alps. It took thirty mouths and twenty-five eminent artRs to paint this huge canvas, which measures 500 feet In diameter and stands sixty-flve feet high, making It tbe largest painting ever conceived and ac­ Just step into our new complished. 80 faultless la this magnifi­ cent reproduction of the wonderful Ber­ store just west of Ira Vannese Alps, that one can ^readily transport Valkenburgh’s hardware. ones self In Switzerland away from the din and noise of Midway Plaisance. A de­ We’ve got a nice place and a lightful Swiss trio of Alpine singers and big stock of goods to select genuine Alpenhorn artists add yet to the illusion. This stupendlous work was ex­ from. ecuted purposely for the World's Fair, and Is tbe only exhibit at the Midway Plais­ ance that bas obtained a medal from tbe Jury of fine arts. This very fact is suf­ ficient proof that tbe Swiss Alps panora­ ma te one of tbe best exhibits on the ground and sbauld nut be nd—d by any visitor at tbe Fair. . .a Leaving tbe panorama in a westerly direction to the right of the great Ferris wheel, we come to another marvel of French skill, the Eiffel tower exhibit. Modern Dbuooist. The great success of tbe Parte exposition In 1888 (which numbered a total attend­ ance of 44,000,900) was due in large meas­ ure. to the celebrated Eiffel “tower, nearly 1.000 feet high. A' French engineer, Mr. C. DnPasquler. exhibits here an absolutely correct reprtxhrtlon of this gigantic tower. This miniature cost f100.000. is compos­ ed of over 600.000 pieces of bronze, and Is Justly considered lhe most artistic re­ production known. There can be seen elevators running lo the several platforms a revolving search light on top of the tower, over 1.000 of the smallest incande­ scent electric lamps ever made, living gardens crowded with pigmy people and better ycL an electric fountain spouting several hundred fancy colored water Jets. This work is <*o astounding In Its scope that it Is ImpjMlble to describe it ade­ quately either with tongue or pen. To add to tlic comfort of the spectators, the management has established a cafe In Parisian style where the Inner innn can be accomodated and from which' a mag­ nificent view of the Ferris wheel nnd Midway Plaisance Is obtained. Mr. Ferris and his big wheel on the midway plalsance have taken In 8303.­ 000. No other concession on the grounds Is a beautiful and impressive has made such a success. One day not sight; but. long ago 87,424 was taken in. By the terms of the contract with Mr. Ferris It was agreed that iw» percentage should be asked from him by the fair until after the cost of the wtn*el. which was estimated at Is one of the most delicious pleas­ 3300,000. had l>een paid. Now the expo­ sition company will receive 50 per cent, of ures accorded to those who enjoy the gross receipts. It Is estimated that up a fine cup of tea. I have just re­ tn the close of the fair an additional 8400,wili be taken In, so that in the end the ex­ ceived a large invoice of the new position company will be flOO.OOO ahead, crop of New Moon Tea and it fully while Mr. Ferris will have his big wheel equals the best recommends ever and a like amount of money. Pure Ladles’ Watches, Gents’ Watches, Sous’ Watches. Latest styles^ por u«„ U IO H. Hiura per lb.. Ijird per lh„ to. Potatoes per bu.. m. Keeper bu . 17. Tallow per lb.. 3H. Data per bu..«. Wbeat, red per bu.. tfl. Wheat, white per bu.. m. Clover iteed per bu . '. u> Timothy Seed per bu.. 'Luo Bariey per bu. oo to i.jo Hay per ton, 8 so to x m . Millet need per bu. so Pork dreeaed. 7.ai. When In OKAXU Kal'lUs Lowest prices. Violins, Guitart and Banjos, stock of the best strings obtainable. A ,, THE KENT opposite UNION DEPOT. Free B«kwk« Tran«rer. Steam Best awl El«uir Belli BEACH a BOOTH. F. R. PflNGOflSTrThe Reliable Jeweler. EASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, BIGGER THAN EVER. YOU ARE INVITED SIZE OF OUR BARGAINS. New and Second Hand SCHOOL BOOKS a Specialty. W. H. Q@0bYEflR To call at my store while in the city, and examine my stock of Furniture and Car-/ • pets, which is both large and complete?' ^, in order to turn my goods into money I am offering some big bargains for Cash. Don't buy until you see what I have, Hiram Rogers. North side Main Street. J? GAZING ft! K THE, NE>W MOON DRINKING NEW MOON TEA given it. Why dont you try it? Whenever you want groceries or canned goods call on me. of David Smith who died Friday, Sept. 22. 1893. at the home of bls father. Lewis Smith, in lhe Township of Hope, Barry Co., Mich, in the 22nd. year of Ma age. GOMB, Gons In his youth. Yea In tits youthtai bloom. And left his aged parents. To sleep within the tomb. His vrars were brief. \ So Is our Ute If wc count it by U>< ik-ore. We are here but for a day. Than are gone foroverihore. How dear tbe evidence he left. Just before the Oust stroke was Wh*n he sat'd "good by. good-by I’m golug home to heaven.*1 ........... ’ "'’‘.JWul, Oh, the Joy that will bring. He 11 be reaming wttn tbe anglea. And their aonga will team taring. Cheer up sorrow stricken pareats. Don't be weeping while you atty. For like your bud of promise. 81 nee death ess give relief To suffering sad pain. Ob, bld him sweet good-by. Don't wish him bank again. The One that has bereft you. His purpose none can tell, • We must trust > ilm tn His wisdom For He doeth all things well. Father, mother, lean upon Him. As a sotece In your grief If you"ll trust Him. If you'll aak Him. He will come to yonr relief. The neighbors kind sttentlons. In accents seem tn say, • "We Will min vm, Itaa.a -.JI- __ To the riatere and the brother. WeInwould offer Xaetl m.mnr. ft.-words of cheer k * Hastings; Butter. IS tow THINGS WORTH SEEING AT THE WORLD'S FAIR. rh*x*Luc^,r.yo°1B yonr **4: Tb"v will drive away the gio In the morning of his ffte. And la the moraine of tbe < He beard.She navtor laying. ' Come David. eomr^way." But be win meet with us sgalo. „„ *n To®** bleat Abode? Blest forever with the Lord^’' To the fatally with the heart felt sym­ pathy of.ihe community. T TcnUl Michigan Cavalry, and the veterans of the Shiawassee battalion will hold their aanual reunion at Uorruna on October 10. S. E. PHILLIPS. do you Know We handle more fruit than others. Why is it! Because we always aim to keep the best and sell cheapest. This week an 8 lb. basket Of Worden Grapes, 25c. Ther are fine and sell at sight. New Valincia Raisins, nice, 12c. Cross <fc Biockeoul’s Chow Chow, 40c. Cross* Biockeoul’s Table bait m jars, 25c. Dissected Codfish, per package 10c. Mixed Spices, with recipes a^I?0cI1D^ p’c^'es' p8r Pack- Then you . The name on the leg. It’s always there, is but one . know you are getting the o genuine. There ROUND OAK. C. 7 ’ Sometimes peculiar people say they have them wheif it’s not ™. so. ]_ r_ are posted you . aiinot be If . you . SEE TH ENAME deceived. We write this to post you. ON THE LEG. . Sold only by Qoodye/ir Prss Between UMEaadMONET F you save time you fave money. You can save a vast Iamount of time if you are hik­ ing for One-half lb. flat can Col­ umbia River Salmon, 10c. . We have just received a nice assortment of Library or any kind of building mater Also an invoice of ial, by coming directly to pis China Ware, We expect to and not only that, save money by buying of us.flH you will out-do all former years in these goods, and will sell them for profits will be small Hams & VanAnaim We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get. a living. �silngs Banner K^r Siamond came In third In the mile pehsonal MENTION .tt,e West Michigan fair Gnuad Rapids, last werk. He ai^ ..n w 3,,^ teredtbetwo nnd five mile races, but Jwm M'Kmfti while going In the former bls bicycle tire whJ5,nCtUbad’ compl®te,y d'»bllng his d,"1” h »'»> w DMaMi Moo­ Tbuwdsy. &pt. iB, 189J. K. COOK. Locxl Editor. wm do you Know ■ Ak r j ' Ueath -! L?the ^ruggS" ■cmitinh for the Barry Co. u-. resents enterprise and ' \\ e will have on exhi। f-- >ral HaH in a sealed u*.< ■■ min coin, and to the _.;e:. ;ing.nearest to the date \a:nc he will give a round ,.t to Chicago to the lucky xcil .j.ot cost a cent for rail(1 front Hastings to the,, < : v x.ul return, ticket gootfI . days. It will not coSt you to guess and you are enl : a chance each day, do noD‘ nk it bat guess. ..... have bten to Chicago and । .: care rogo again guess and . y v. i.n give the ticket to some­ . H could not go otherwise. ij • UMBER IT IS FREE. Ailwe n ef it is the advertising. ! -ar in mind that we are *the ’ ,t„ !n PURE DRUGS AT HjW BRICES. Poor drugs are a’i cr.sive'at any price. Fan . FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. Oae door east of City Bank. local news. CIKCULrtTION 80 quires. Ths- week, Hsreafur. change# for advertisements mm.t reach thu office Tucedayvat latest to insure njAertiou lu the issue of tbe week when brought. Court will couveue next Monday. Peaches are still coming Into market in large quantities . » Duck* are reportod as being very-scarce lwrai,-.DOrt*meli. Get jour peaches of Charley Beamer In­ i: Messer building. Born Mr, and Mrs. Frank Shaver, a<’. wei k. a daughter. 5 <•>. k .if candies, fruits, nuts, tigs, > i -. at F. G. Beamer’s. ! ,-mitii will occupy Will Good; mj.-iss ><nc dny earlier than us- । •• F. G. Beamer's for Hit* famous D. v. ta-u ri—best In tho market—con or । ■ "i want some of the nicest, freshest aibik - in ’he city dining the fair go to the City ll ikery. I’!:- v.-ry latt^t things in Jackets and ami -are being'constantly received by j!:-s t•••Igbntr. the raillner. - ays sihnke Ed. Powers No. 35 cigar. a -ai. vn Hie i-amr; always the best 5 cent '• w in t|>- 1 nited States. pial Ed. Burton contemplates ■laj'-waring a bathing suit when he to Wall lake after this., ' I’wibly you may want a hie© glass of —,U .rater when you are in the city, It you -hf-uhi then go to A. E. Renkes. !•...• i a broke in R-r. Er. lAUghran’s • ’•! ■n-tay night, stealing about $10 a i i * ,:r.c clothing. No definite clue. " ■Li tib A’-. you arc in the city go to the Mnrket it you want any choice Mr. Wilcox always keeps a choice T' - futulturp factory was started Mond:iv nion.ibg. and the sound of the whistle *.i’ very pleasant music for all. especially :■> workingmen. 'full# you are in tho oltv for the fair Gi; forget the old reliable place where r> i can get a uice lunch for a little mon< all at the City Bakery. ’ - Farmers are cutting coni and wailing ) Frink Good,,,, spent Sunday in the 1for beana- Jo ripen before dty. Jgtfk Frost gets in his work on them Knnk Sh.,er Grounds which at this season often show WBS In Sunfield lart week. tbe greeti of sprouting wheat still remain WMtbjbr*1’ °W nR t0 the extremely dry s."XW"dorfl This is the basis of many reports that are given out as truth, and I" lb. d,y -er. led to tbe .p«lo»* dln- Chicago and the Fort Payne Tribune. come where they are—at our store. Have you looked at those gents’ shoes, Lace or Congress, that we are offering for 71.35V We have a few pairs left First come, first served. Oil Grain shoes also wear like iron. ■ the leading manufacturers of the country. Everybody says that our goods are just what we represented them to be, and as te prices will only say that we invite comparison. 171 , Kstella M. Andres, Hope. rest. Once our customer, you will always be one. -ntnc p*™1 Examine our stock of rubber goods before buying. W. H. SPENCE. • $1,500, 41^00. ----------!— WE HA VE JUST PURCHASED 51,500 WORTH Anne H0E5 That we will close out at the regular WHOLESALE PRICE of the g^ods. Remember that EVERY PAIR is WARRANT­ ED to be first class in tvery respect. Call and examine the goods while there is a large assortment. C. 11. 05P0RN & CO. SIGN, "THE BANKRUPT STORE.” We are under constant embarrass­ ment in telling you about our clothes. We don’t want to brag, and yet it is hard to state the facts to sober minded people so that they woh't seem extrava­ gant. Every year it is our policy to' raise ■ our standard and we have hit it this time X, —our Suits and Overcoats were never - So it seems, Won’t you let us have your opinion of these Fall Suits and Overcoats? . ’ R. K. Qrant. I r )• '. u’ -ft . J. ■ "SRiWin.mrt.wO- "-*■- All that w» ask is for you to give us a trial—our goods and prices will do tbe but you are the judges. Name and residence, i William n. Woods. Jabnstown. Hurt” Hurt. ArHt.,,,. (’baric* Mulburg. Middleville, JIT । Emma Bronson. ’ i Loul* B- Rently. HMtlnp. 1,B i Harriet WoodanL^ u Almond render, mornapple. Those We carry goods made by Alte IM But If you want some­ thing less expensive and something that will wear about as well, so thororghly good. d7j!rareat moM** th®u h?6)’f* “* Here thy loss we deeply feel. Brtt tin God who has bereaft us. He can all our sorrows heal. taiurbter, «ood -l,b? Trlebde,'_____ “S_ riee and alippera frdm a !»•* <” ’’ fer rrum iu bridal toor - these shoes possibly may be too expensive. Chnrrh nnd SoclctyV The Womans Home Missionary Society will hold their annual meeting for the election or offleera In tb- M. E. c""™b „.rlor. Wrfnred.y IM.. Jib. It WO| O'clock. Membera rrtjnraird to or present. ____ ________ ObitoarvDied at her home In Rutland Sept. »Ui. Mrs. Fannie Kirchner of drop** ©< heart She was born in Pfc in 1825. “SjLZh in marrirge to John Kirchner In Jan 1851. moved to Michigan in 1850 and iettied ou thefarm where she has since Hved. She was the mother of five eblldrea two of whom survive her, Geor^® Sd Mrs. Mary Daniels. She was a devoid ed wife and mother beloved by a large circle of friends who sincerely regret her The name is synonymous with ease, comfort, style and durability. Dr. II. A. Barber started for tbe w.-at on a business trip on Tuesday morning. Thu doctor will combine a little pleasure with his business and spend a few days at the While city bn his way, also visit a broth­ er In northern Minnesota whom he has not seen In twenty-two years. Dr. G H. Barber will attend to all professional busi­ ness during his absence. H.rrrrt 0. eIEg? A. BUatua to Chas O. Sbatun pared depot -lere tbe brtdel ««ple. There never is any smoke but what there is some fire somewhere- The ladies all know what Gray Bros.’ shoes are. “•>>■ Mr. and Mrs. Karl Keyes, of Olivet, Miss Mary Dickens, tbe young lady were in the city Tuesday. whose clot be* caught on tire while pop­ Miss Louise Marshall, of Decatur is ping k»rn at tbe home of Henry Roe. In Nashville, mention of which was made In visiting friends In the city. this paper some time ago. died from the Mr. Weaver, of Benton Harbor,, visited effects ot her burns Thursday of last his brother R. JH. last week. week. The funeral was held at tbe home Mrs. Gen. Walter and daughter, tlalM ot her parents in Caledonia Friday. in Grand Rapids last week. Tbe Bastings Journal seems to know Hon. Jas. A. Sweezey was In Grand more about the reason the Wool Boot Co. Rapids on business Saturday. reduced-the wages ot Its employees than the company Itself and in IU last Issue Mrs. W. D. Sterling is entertaining her calls the company down for giving other mother and sister from Lowell. than the right reason. We expect to hear O. B. Imb and Chas. Powers, of Char­ next that the Journal editor has been lotte, were In the city last week. chosen to run tbe factory.—Lake Odessa Wave. Mr. and Mrs. Will Kelly, of Grand Rap­ Ids. are visiting at C. F. Brooks. Falx Fires are about due and before Mrs. McIntosh, of Port Dover. Canada, starting them the money which bas txen withdrawn from the banks-and hidden ‘ is lhe guest of Mrs. David Bennett. away In the stoves and fire places for Miss Minnie Dickinson Is entertaining a safety should be removed to the top bu­ friend from Grand Rapids this week. reau drawer. Silver certificates make Mrs. A. D. Nlskern and Mrs. M. L. excellent kindling, but few like to utllze them In that way on account ot the ex­ Cook, were In Grand Rapids Saturday. pense. Mr?and Mrs. P. R. Rogers, of Prairie­ ville, are visiting in the city this week. An exchange says there an* things that Mrs. E. Cannon has been halting her a level headed man should never do. Among these is to walk on a railroad daughter, Mrs. Willison.' at Eaton Rapids. track, to point a gun or a pistol at another, Mrs. Boyer, of Grand Rapids, attended to put hlu name on another man’s note, to the Bentley—Woodard wedding Tuesday. keep his savings In an old sock under the Dr. C. R. Crosby, of Cannonsburg, for­ bed. to run for an office when he has a paying Institution In private lite, or call a merly of this city, is here for a short visit. bigger manshan himself a liar. Mrs. A. E. Dickerman returned to Chic.igo Tuesday after a several weeks’ visitIn Coldwater the artificial stone walks here.-' are about the only. kind built. It has Mrs. Nellie Banks, of Nashville, was in more walks of this kind than any ' other place In the state, having about ten miles the city Friday, the guest of Mrs. Lee laid now and more in the process of con­ Dunlap, struction every month. It is a place of ■ Mrs. Oscar Crook and mother, Mrs. about 5,000, and its walks give it lu a Green, attended a wedding In Grand Rapmeasure the reputation it bas of being one Jds Tuesday. of the prettiest cities In the state. Word received from Miss linttie Puf­ Wafers are very suitable and fashion­ fer. ot Richford. Vt.. reports her as be­ able to serve with coffee or chocolate for ing much better. afternoon teas or evening companies. Mrs. Alice Hepburn, of Grand Rapids, Use admail cup ot sugar, a scant half cup attended the wedding of her nephew. L. J. of bid ter, three-fourths of a cup of milk, Bentley. Tuesday. a tea spoou and a half ot the extract of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker and family vanilla, a pinch of salt, a cup and a quart­ er or little more of flour. Spnnd very and Harry Walker, of Martin, are visiting thin with a knife on buttered tins, and relatives In the city this week. bake in a rather slow oven. M1sa Minnie Porter, of Owen Sound, Ontario, who has been visiting Mrs. »». Z. B. Hoyt had a narrow ereape .from H. Lane, is now clerking nt L. E. Stauf­ death Friday. While he was coming fer’s. -t*\i « home from,his farm a portion of his con­ Mrs. E. J. Valliant and Mias ' Ignore veyance gave way and he was thrown for­ are In the city. The former remains for ward close under his horses heels. They a few weeks. Miss Lcnore leaves for her commenced, kicking and he was struck twice but being so clbae to them he did school to-morrow. not receive the fall force of their blows. Miss I ma Robertson went to Hastings He soon extricated himself from his peri­ this week to return with her sister Mrs. lous position, more or less bruised. ’ For Fred Culver, who has bttn visiting there several days he w^s very sore, but very for several weeks. They will drive across lhe country.—Albion Recorder. glad to escape as luckily as he did. Sparrows are again malMplylng rapidly, specially In the eoantry, since th • aw went Intq effect prohibiting the kl'1 ng .“d from April lot to Nov. 1st. A bounty of three cents may be paid for each one killed between Nov. 1st and April 1st. did you ever notice that “what everybody says" is invariably so. D«r',l‘. '» bom. /In *■’*»> noir Urrtlnn «re tuyrt.d*1 S‘ T' P‘rker "> ot snakes, dragons, snapping turtles, Hz? arda. spiders, etc., but the king of the s“”Uir l0 whole brood is a serpent 18 to 24 feet long and a half a foot thick. The mayor of A. H. SoblM, or Battle Creek, b to tbe Hastings has called out the militia to save city this week. the town.—Detroit Evening News. John Roberta rode to Kalamazoo Sunday ' Mrs. W. II. Goodyear entertained very on his bicycle. pleasantly with afternoon pedro at her T; Cubero™ went to Mlnneapohome on Jefferson street Saturday. Mrs. ? M. W. Hicks and Mrs. Walter Wilkins Qb Sunday night. woo tbe first prizes, while Mrs. Nathan Waller Wilkens. Sr., ot Chicago, .pent Barlow and Mrs. Norman Bailey received Sunday In the city. tbe consolation prises. A delicious repast U S. Buret, of Delton, was In the city on vuaiurai business outuniay. Saturday. The farmer of the future will be a wo. m w ... v »n. if MlebUan .Sort. ■ bula tor praphsot?!.. ..ViF; ul,'l,c«l‘ spent m,n- ■■ — -- ----------------------------- 4,.upil'« W.™« eou.lv .lone LhX ~ A« “ >« W.II L.V ecy. lu Wayne county alone there are 220 women farmers, and In tbe whole Shirlie Smith and L J. Goodyear were slat0 8,707, with an ownership of 070,439 at Wall Ixke this week. acres. The value of the land Is estimated Sable Beadle Is expected home at S43.S00.000, and the earning* pf the trtMita . trow Jackson this week. women are t4,854,500. X .Iro Ths Eaton county fair, to be held at Charlotte. October 3, 4. 5 and 6. I" to be a ' have some fresh Ivory points of cow hummer this year. The socletv la offering p<\ lymph with which I will vaccinate at $1500 for boree races, $200 for bicycle uiy office fur 50 eta. for each person. races and $3000 in premiums. It has the G. W. Lowrt. celebrated Germania Band of Battle Creek Ralph Huffman entertained a lumber for music: tbe celebrated trotting dog Joe "• his young friends last Saturday after- which will trot against horses, boys on '”)ou. the occasion being bis birthday. bicycles, etc.; also special [’tires of not . ' royal good time was enjoyed by all the less than $500 will be given ^r public wedding, novelty races etc.. Including all .v.iuugsiers present. the latest and most* novel attractions In IJ will*pay every mai that vlalta the small sports. As there Is no state fair - to call at Messer Bros. <fc Reynolds this year, the Eaton county people »?» «• ar. I exMOlne that practical two-hors« hay tempting to give the patrons of their fair Three men with one team cai something Jn»t as good for half the »ii« 15 tbna'of hay per day. Half rates are made on the C. «t G. 1. ana it i» said that C. W. Araeatroig at M. C. R JL roads-^ Go to the Eaton coun­ Bowen’s Mills has one ot the finest fla- ty Fair for a big lime: nhejJ resldvuces In Barry county. The : yiiting and decorating was done by C. . The tollowln, .b •• » "■ ■ • •V. Burtt of this plane.—Waylaid Globe. m.rrtue ot Hlu Hemphill *1 Ft AlrtMM. W« Al Krlth, a Hastings man. leaned up oerf.r, Sept aoih.Tbl. ■galnat a bear cage. Pretty soon he felt home of the brides parents on Gault avethe M-at of his trouser? grasped In a man­ ITX thi. city. Mis. Mm Boor.® ner that startled him. ••How the d -1 did daughter of Mr. and Mre. W m. Booram. j on know I was from Hastings.” he ex­ wu m.rrlrd » W. 1’. the PW»claimed.—Detroit Evening News. l.r joups ewbler of lb. Fort The lleT. B. A. Berry. P"J«' «' ‘h» c°" We have Just received tbe flnsst Hoe sf 7h, samples of fancy stationery we have ever jreCTlIonol ebureh .1 (ormlnx ibe eeremooi U» “,ae hid. if yon detdre some nice Invitations ynolbrol .nd . ........ .. • “““J for parties, or if you are thinking of be- wire, 'tbe bride »»> MUm*ln “ ,r*’.'t a-miug a Benedict, we can certainly suit loir drew ot Ihtbl Krtty bro«id"l1*' * you. ; trimialnfe. with hel. pleeee kbd rboee to if any oue tells yon that a farmer south meteh. Bbe carried • l»’«lT “3“ „°e' of the city has bought ths electrie light brides ruses and maiden ha,r’t.^* plant nnd will remove It to his farm, don’t' groom was dressed In a conventional even n-^k what for. If ysu do your informant fngault. Th-entire snite of r«>mi.were will answer, ••He Is going to use it to thrown together and ated. Tbe wedding march. M«u<lelehon *. •shock’ corn with.” I ^Whilrt UJ Rickie was excavating dirt In , one portion of his yard, situated In first ward, »o fill In another, a fairly well preeerved skeleton of an Indian was food about three feet below tbe surface. With wm the remains were a atone dish and a atone " knife. Or,”,‘ Anna E. Rice wa8 dismissed In police I..'' .??’’1"' charge of stealing from an oW soldier named Ellis. The ^or^'.UIV ’‘•"’"Vtestimony showing that Ellis was a mar­ ried man and was out for a big tlrfie with the girls w the prosecutor moved to -dis- ld.“lSo^“ “• mlas.—Grand Rapids Herald. WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS MUST BE SO. . ------------ ------------------------------------ — �i Detroit W^REID GLASS placed beside her bed. They were Bat Matt didn’t hear—or at any rate, gone, and In their place lay the habili­ nd ■did not heed,’ for she made no mom* ments she waa accustomed U> wear on GrulRipiis. lot cum. y rd«. ment. Then Monk, gaxing latently at her erratic pilgrimages every day. 1JH her, gave vent to the same remark that a of sac 28, a io Her face grew cloudy; she hunteil all rds. io rd« « Largest stock William Jones had done a few hours and w. also it round the chamber, but. finding noth­ before. ing tiiut she sought she won compelled lutely everything “Where have you been to-day-” h® to arr.iv herself m* she best could. •aid. "to have on that frock?" and w “William Joites." ’he said, whyn she Again Matt hung her head and was Town 8 North of lun, apt with that worthy at a hermit’s PROBATE ORDER. irilent. Monk repeated his question, Kofnwitof breakfast of dry bread and whey, State of MlehlgMi. County otltarry-", and, seeing that he was determined to At a session ot the Probate Court for the “ where ’ s my Sunday clothes?" have an answer, she threw up her head Couniy of Barry, boldcn St tho Probate office. In 18 William Jones fidgeted obit, then be Um City of HMtlngs. tn said county, nn Tties defiantly and said, with atone of pride 111 the 3th day of September, In urn year one ■ said: . dsv. In her voice: thnnvjuwi eight hundred and ninety-three. ’• .71) ■ “ They ’ re put where you won t find Present, Charles W. Annscroog. Judge of "I put it on to lie took!" ’em. Look ye. now. Matt, you’d l*ert "To be took?” repeated Monk. 1 Yn’tea matter of tbe estate ot Insz A. and "Yes." returned Matt; "to have my ' be after doin’ summat useful than run- Clara A. Burton, minors. David A. Bowker. Guardias of the above sw 14 r root likeness took. There be a painter chap nin’about after a painter chap. I was nam-d minors, .comes Into court and repre­ I down on the shore this morning, and I here that lives in a cart; he’s took It.” I and put «t away.' sents that he Is prepared to render bls flnul CHAPTER V.. It was curious to mite the changes in seen heaps <>' wood—you’d best get account as such guardian and prays that a day ; "All right, William dear^-all right, ” COtfCLVUKS WITH A KISS. be appointed for bearing the same mid bo ' some of it afore night!” 4 H » bounded returned the old man. obeying glee­ Mr. Monk’s face. At first he tried to from saldtnut Not far from the spot where William I Matt gave a snort, but said nothing. dl-charged Thereupon It is ordered, that Wednesday, tbe n by river, h by ' fully. "T know’d we should have luck, appear amiable; then his face gradual­ Jones had landed. and removed some day ^October. A. D. t«x at ten o-bxk rrand rand w ly darkened into a look of angry sus­ A few minutes after her benign pro­ 4tb I by that beautiful drcam. In the forenoon be aasiauod for the hearing ot by Lamp! ; lector left the c&tage. ami a little aflittle distance from the deserted vil­ j The two men—nine holding the light picion. Matt never once withdrew her petition and that the helm st law ot said nan’s land ' I ter he had disappeared Matt issued said lage, with its desolate main street and IK w deceased Mid all other persons Interested hi w H ofirwt* । and the other carrying the trunk— eyes from him—his very presence w | forth; but instead of beating the shore roofless liabitations, there stood a low, , passed through a door at the back of seemed to arouse all that was bad in UM court, UMD uc uv ucu tun i avuuw vione-storied cottage, quite as black and I' the kitchen and entered an inner her, and she glancetl at him through I for firewood, as she had been told to nr flee, in the City of Hsslints, Id said County, and forbidding looking as any of the aban- ■ ' do. she ran across the fields to the ■bow eauu. If **>7 tber® «». why Town 4 North of ii!Uli. her tangled locks in much the same । -------This chamber, too. conthe prayer of lhe petitioner may not be doned dwellings ia its vicinity. It wall i C ’ 54 Of nr 54 ■ granted. And It Is further ordered, that I-Uofnei* । tained a window, which.waa so blocked manner as a shaggy terrier p.uppy might painter. built of stone and roofed with slate, gaze at a bull which it would fain : She found him already established at said petitioner atvo notice to tba persons S of nw 10,W I t.' but the doorway waa composed of old ।' up, however, by lumber of all kinds his work. The foot was that he had tDterested in said estate, of the pendency of w of nw >, attack, but feared on account of its 1 that little or no davlbrht entered, ■ <N -Jo said petition nod tbu brarinx tbertof by causing U of sw^ ship's .hip . timber, u-nwr. ami the ,b. one small win- , nleJ in we„ old superior strength. been — for ------some—— time >i uvvu - - --strolling - about a copy of this order to be published In the Hss■low ueontrnnea tai orlgtally formed "Matt." said Mr. Monk again, "come with his hands In his pockets and scan- tlngs Banxxk. a uwiMMr printed and elnnitated tn said County o< Barry, once in each the window of a ship's cabin. Over he„." : O|nfr Ih» prcpvet on every «l<le for • week for three snceeasive weeks previous to |,PwtU -■< - • . - • •__ <•3 door was placed. like •* sign,the I ■ _ ■ ‘ Town 2 North of IUu. Thia time she obeyed; she rose slow- 1 sight of her. Having tired of this said day of bearing. Ch ahum W AvMwrsoMa. wooden figure-head of a young woman, ' ly from her scat and went reluctantly ‘ cliarncteristic occupation, he at length Judge of Probate. v fl k ex 40 a naked to the waist, holding a mirror in j to hto side. sat down and began to put a few (A true copy.) 1 w tilde .10 her hand and regarding heraelf with ; to .. the portrait. Seeing pt of nw fl »4 "Malt, Iqpk me in the face," he said- ! touche* . o t—. .that k-* .84 remarkable complacency, despite the j । he was unconscious of her approach “Do you know who this painter to?" fact'that accident had deprived her of ’ ____________________ ; Matt crept up quietly behind him and Matt shook her head. State of Michigan. County of Brirr-ss, a nose ami one eye, and-that the bean"How many limes have you seem took a peep ut the picture. Tbe Circuit Court ot the Couni yot Barry, lu tiful red complexion and 'jet-black hair. I Jijjjj?-' * *‘ u —— black eyes dilated with Her with niAaaure. pleasure. she bad once poMessud had been en-*t ! “Oh, ain't it beautiful!" she ex- ' DHtteinatter of lhe petition of the State of “Twice." Michigan for tbe sale of certain lands for texes tirely washed away by Uie action of I “And what has he said to you?" • claimed; astcued thereon the elements, leaving her all over of a Dn reading and filing the petition of the Auil j "So you have come at last.” said “A lot o’ things." •f •'*> 130 ll.t! tor -General uf tbe State of Michigan, pray­ leprous pallor. The rest of the build­ l Brinkley, quietly, going oil with hto Iing "Tell me one thing." Town S North of Rar.; far a decree lu favor of the State ot Michi­ ing. as 1 have suggested, was of sinis­ "Ho aaked me who my mother was, painting. gan. against each parcel of tend therein drter blackness, though here and there and J told him I hadn't got hone.” ; She made nomovementand uo further *crtbed, for tbe amoimte therein specified, claimed to be doe for taxes. Interest and it was sprinkled with >fet sea sand. Mr. Monk's face once . more grew , sound,' so he continued: 10 lUotiibs on each ouch parcel ot tend, and that ne k Sand, too, lay on every side, covered a j "i’erhajis. now you have come, you’ll such utada be sold for the amounts so claimed 10 a off nw cor black as night. of nw >* of ne small patch originally meant for a State of Michigan. "So," lie said, "pukiug and prying be good enough ta step round, that I byittbe 10 10 Is ordered that said petition will be brought 4 garden, and drifted ithickly up to tha and asking questions. I thought as may continue my work. I am longing on for bearing and decree at the August term muoh. He’s a scoundrelly vagabond.'* to refresh my memory’ with a sight of ot Ibis court lobe held st tbe city of Hastings in tbooounty ot Barry, stalo ot Michigan, on the xai To tills cottage William Jone*-ran “No, he ain’t." said Matt, bluntly. your face. Matt!" nth day of October, A. D. 1S83. at tbe opening AS with his treasure-trove, nnd, entering "Matt, my girl." said Mr. Monk, tak­ : “Well, youcan't."said Matt; "they're uf court on that day. and that all persons Inter­ ne U of ne '* M ested In such lands or any part thereof, desir­ without ceremony, found himself In ing no notice of her interruption, “I locked up!" ing to contest the lien etehned thereon by the almost total darkneeut; for the '.light want you to promise me something.” I "Eh—what'a locked up—my memory State of Michigan, for such taxes. Int-rrst tn a charges, or any part thereof, shall appear In which crept through the blackened "What to itr • or your face?" sold court and filo with tbe clerk thereof act panes of tbe small window was only "Not to go near that painter again!" I It was clear Matt could not appre- Ing as register In cbaaoery, thetr objections thereto, on or before tbe first day of tbe term Just sufficient to make darkness visible. Matt shook her bead. 1 _______________________________________ ciate banter. She saw him •mile and of CITY OF HAST! this court above mentioned, and that in de­ But this worthy seaside character, "Shan’t, promise." she said, "'cause I guessed that he was laughing at her. fault thereof tbe same wtU bo taken a* con­ s 4 of lota H38, vi rope, broken oars, broken iraghaving, in addition taa cat's predatory raenta of ahips' plank.-, rotten and bar­ sliall go. My likeness ain't took yet— anij her face grew black and mutinous, fessed and a decree will be taken and entered 1040, IMO as prayed for In said petition. And It Is furth­ lots 106*. IMP. instincts, something of a cat's power of nacled, a small boat's redder, dirty he takes a time, he does. I'm going to She • would ' * have ' ‘ ' off. - but • • ■ voice er slunk his ordered that In pursuauoe of said decree 1070,-1127, 1138 vision, diarly discerned everything in sails, several oilskin coat-s. bite of irpn put them things on to-morroi and‘ be * stopped her. tbe lands described in said petition for which the chamber he just entered—a rud<?, ballast and other flotsam, and jeteam; took again. " . |• -Come ” he syid. "Don’t a decree of sale shall be made, wHI be sold for "Come here. Matt. Matt." of lot 11% stone-pared kitchen, with open so that the chamber had a salt aud fish For a moment the light iu his eyea. be sUly. child; tell me what's the mat‘ ’ ii<j and fireplace, and ne grate. Jbladk -rafters like smell, suggesting the bold of some looked dangerous, then he smiled- and Ur> and—why. what has become of in December thereafter. or cd the day or days overhead, from which suspended sun­ vessel. Hut iu one corner of the room । patted uher on .uthe -> cheek x. —.• at — which Kt-t. yOUr resplendent raiment—yonr gurdry lean pieces of bacon, a couple of was a small wooden bed. with a mat- ■ caress she shrunk awuy. parcel thereof, at tbe office of the eountv ! geoux Sunday clothes?” treasurer, oral such convenient place aa shall wooden chairs, a -table and, in one trch« and coarse bed clothing, and ‘4 of follow“What’s the matter?" he asked. "Didn't I tell you'.* They're locked be selected by him at tbe county seat ot tbe w nig dea rom. n "Nothing." said Matt. "I don't like up." corner, a sort of bed In the wall, where hanging on a nail close to it were cer­ I county of Barry. State of .Michlgafi. a human figure waa reposing. Setting tain feminine attire which the owner ; to be pulled about, that's all." Witness the Hon. Clement Rm Ith. Circuit ■ “Indeed?" Judge, and ‘ the seal of said cucult coart ol down the trunk he marched-right over of the caravan would have remgnized i "You mean you don’t like me?” | "Yes Willium . one*, doue it'cause Barry county. Uns 28th day of August. A. D. to the bed. and-unceremoniously shook as the garb worn by Matt on the morn­ । “Don't know That's telling." I lie told- him. He don’t want me te IMCI rdf. (Seal] j "And yet you've uo cause to hutemo the individual lying upon it, whom he ing of her first appearance. Circuit Judge, rd* to place of discovered to be a man. muttering in a Placing tho box down, William Junes Matt, for I’ve been a good friend to - 'ountenlxned. “Oh! Tell you what it is. Matt, we heavy sleep. Finding that he did not carefully covered it with a portion of | you—and always shall, because I Ilka . JllHX-U. Naciar, •<3t" Register. will have our own way in spite of wake with shaking. William Jones an old sail I you. Matt. Do you understand. I like them. For the present this picture bent down ami-cried lustily-in4iis ear: “It’s summat, but it ain't much." he ■ you?" 1 shall be put aside. If in a day or so “Wreck! ashore!" /, -ir«. wreck u.Miurr; ’ muttered.discontentedly. "Lucky them I S> anxious did he seem to imprest 6 30 100 ths. The effect was instantaneous. The coastguard didn’t see me come ashore. i this upon her that he put his , arm you can again dou your Sunday rai­ To theCIrcult Court for the County ot Barry thence n 54-i figure rose up in bed, disclosing the If they did. though, it wouldn't sig­ around her waist, drew her towards ment, ami sit to me again in them—if Id Chancery. degrees e 5 The petition of stauley W. Turner. Auditor 73-100 ehs. to head and shoulders of a very old nify; for what's floating on the sea be­ him. and kissed her on the cheek, a not, I dure say I shall'be able te finish the dress from memory. That portrait General of said State ot Michiitati, n-spectf-illy *>c line, thence *man, who wore* red cotton nightcap, longs to him as finds it.” j। ceremony , ceremony he hu.l had never performed be­ 1 1 ahull give te you. In the mean time, nhowa that the Ito of lands hemuafter set and whose hair *nd beard were p-hito forth aud xnarke«l “Hchedulr A." contains a A sound startled him as he spoke, I fore. But Matt seemed’bv no means description of all lands In said county of Barry .as snow. and, looking round suspiciously, he to appreciate thc honor: a* his lips as I want one fur myself. I will paint upon nlilcli nixes were a!ues»ea .'or the years “Eh? Wheer? Wheer?" hearted, in saw Matt entering the room loaded j touched her cheeks she shtvwretl. and you as you are. Do xou approve?” mentioned therein, and which were returned a atrip 11 rds a* delinquent for non-pajjari.t of taxes, and and c ft wide Matt, uudded.her head vigorously. a shrill treble, looking vacantly around with broken, wood. But she was I when he released her she began rub-' which taxes have not been paid; toxether with off n westerly "\cry well." said Brinkley. "Then ' tbe him. not alone; standing behind her in the i bing at the place as if to wipe tlie touch total amount of such taxes, with Intetesi end. deeded to we will get on.” "Wake up, old seizing him and shadow ^-us a man—none other, in- ayav. computed thereon ihe time fixed for sale, Jacob Jordan. , Be removed from his easel and care­ and collection fee is provided by law. and the April J?. 1881. n shaking him again, “it's me. William deed, than Monk, of, Monkshurst. ” Mr. ■ cost of advertising aud otbc* expenses of sale -------I If Monk noticed this action on Jones." fully covered the portrait upon which oi each bf said parcels of lanrfk While Matt entered, the room to throw the part of the girl, he deemed it inn­ Town 3 North i f Rant Your petitioner further rhows to the court “William? (s it #my son WUHnm?" down her load of wish! Monk stood in dent to take no notice of it. He said a he bad been workhmr. Then he pul up said lands were returned to the Auditor returned the old mail, peering’out into •the doorway. IIto quick eye had noted ■ few more more pleasant things to a fresh cardboard, and sat down, in­ that General uncrrlnc provisions of Section 133 of the darkness. viting Mutt to do the snme. Act 206 uf the Public Acta of 1893, as delinquent the mo^menU of fa ther and .on. Matt, and iMtain |.att.-d her . berk alfeefor non payment of said taxes for said resit "Yes, father. Look ye now, you waa -With the disappearance of the Sun­ respectively, except such of toe taxes set forth r. William Jones’.*" he tionately.then he left the cottage, tak­ a-talking again hxyour sleep, you was. askeih grimly. In said schedule as have been previously reing William Jones with him. Ten day clothes the girl's stiffness seemed -urued and remain unpaid’, and that said lues A good thing no one heerd you but to have disappeared also, and she be­ were returned In a moment William Jones was ; to the treasurer of said county your.son William. Some o' these days -transformed. The keen expression, of j : came again a veritable child of nature. by ,u’£. township treasurers and city you’ll be letting summat out, you will, his face changed to one of mingled stu- I and vtllase collectors, prior to the 12th day of rd 8 ft. thence . She looked like u shaggy young pony J tine. IM»J. as <1rlltM(uenl. if you go on like thia" pidity and sadness; he began to whine, j fresh from a race on the mountain side, Your petitioner further shows and avers The old man shook his bead feebly, "More plunder. Mr. Monk?" he said. I I -as she threw herself on the ground !n that tbe laxea. Interest, collection fee and costs of advertlriDM and other expenses uf saie. then, clasping his hands together in a "No, no; the days for finding that to • I an attitude which was all picturesqueureaqueme irR*j lees for personal terviee service of ot Subsub- point 15 rds n kind of rapture, he looked at his son gone. Matt .and me has been on the j I ness and beauty. Then. wi..'. IrOCDff 1**-*- where —mC, v nwCw ,nv«HM evrvivC •ith h». her I"* 1** *?. wh $•** such mv personal service of center of and said: . •' to actually nude. Miudr. are a valid lien Ben on the sever several al highway for shore foraging for a bit of firewood— I plump, sunburnt hand, she began to lamto ol laud described Insakl schedule. “Yes. William, I wu a-dreaming. that be.alh ,l‘ut it down. Matt; put It ! I carelessly pull up the grass, while her Your petitioner further shows that the said Oh, it was such a heavingly dream! I down." black eyes searched alternately the taxes on said described lands have remained '••ip*fd for m<<e than one year from and after was a-standing on the shore, William, Matt did as she was told; opening I : prospect and the painter's face. the date of their return to the county and it was a-blowing hard from the her arms, she threw her load into a I treasurer of said county of Barry Presently she spoke: under the provisions of Act number two hun­ grers X to a porner of thc room: then William Jones' dred of the I*ubllc Acta of Htut. or under the sa an Indiaman, come in wi’ all sail hurried .the whole party buck into the provisions of the several tax laws under which b«g. Mt. and go ashore; and I looked round, kitchen. »<>I^lrb we,e P"’’ou-'>y retuned The . anmbal tree of Au.lralla grow. forthure tbao one jear prior to the first William dear, and there was no one The men seated themselves on In the form ot a gigantic pineapple, and hMen n*1?5' ’^tj. ,bt,SUt” DO* h*’tog nigh but you and me; and. when she benches, bitt Mutt moved about the ■eldom reaching a height exceeding t'een paid, and the same being now due and re­ broke up, I see gold and silver and room to get a light. The lightens well ten or u„lre feet It, height, how- in1 Inmg unpaid as above set forth, your j»r- by 100 ft n nnd wum ** pr M> s . * lD “I the fiiaie of of nw cor Jewels come washing ashore just a« everything else, was a living illus­ I, not a criterion to Ils diameter, Michigan against each parcel of said lands, for sofout lot i like floating weeds, and the drowned, tration of the meanness of, William I a, the ntu.ler will imagine when told }h*P»)«nf,|i of the several amounts of taxes. !n- lots fvrest. colleetion fee, cost of advertising uni loti every one of ’em, had rings on their Jones, ft consisted, not of a candle, that one right feet In height may be of ." a J e i “ computed and exfingers, and gold watches and checns, but of a long rush which had been ■gainst the several Urn feet through at the bale. The therein, and In addland, more'n that, that their hands1 gathered from the marshes by Mutt । A8 U1B w,’a Tot-'C,,ED T,EH cheeks shk leave." resemble bntad plank, and !or Of legal fees for lots t. S am! 3 were full of shining gold; and one of and afterwards dried and dipped in shivered. persunal service of subpoena In each case where and x easterly ’em—a tody, William-had a bright dia­ Joed Sid. « t^“ *°‘i * h*“ '~l such sereice to actually made for taxes of such H ot lot 4 Mre deluded herein and mond ring, as big as h walnut: but thick at the base. These board-like wHh ln *cccrd a nee when I tried to pull it off. it wouldn't which waa evidently made for the pur- j with law; and In default of paymenbof the said tare, all put „„t , t thc n, p on j h “Where's he?” asked Matt. 5,um? computed and extended against coma: and Just as I pulled out my leetie pose and which was attached to a I "Meanin' Mr. Monk, Matt — he be arm, t“°,!!* tO.'°rm “.“r‘ of ““brolU msv b5?d,M »al raCh 01 Ra,d p*rc'‘ls of land knife tocufithe finger off. nnd put it table near the hearth. When the work ' tei." naiu William. wiiiium Jones. ,tones. a tae stem. Upon the apex of XM in my poqkai, ‘you shook me, William, was finished ahe threw off her hat and gone!" said "Gone for good?" demanded Matt, ' ®°?e ian,uni> which these leaves and woke nse up. Oh, it was a heav- jacket, retired to the further end of the impatiently. ■ ‘-«ncentrate are two concave figures ingly dream!" hearth and sat down <nf the floor. Stax lx y W.TvAxuu "No, he ain't. Matt; he'll be down f1"1"above Auditor General. William Jones had listened with 111During the whole of^tfiis time Mr. a , T '-on.taatly filled SCHEDULE a. diagnised interest to.^e early port of Monk had been-watching her gloom­ here to-morrow. Ife will; and you’d best I be at home!" with an intoxicating honey. A bird TAXES OP 1891. this speech, hut, on its conclusion, he ily, and Ke had been watclecl, in his Matt Mid nothing thia time; aheonly “J Ii|tht °P°n lh'«lge of thew or a gave another ^p-unt of nndtosembled turn by William Joaea At last the >™“d:^.^„".,dwe.auP £ disgust. . latter spoke: 2o-r•-*'wuu“jon" "Well, you're .awake now, old ’un; so jump up. 3-ve brought summat home. Look sharp, and get a light" Thereupon the old man. who was fully dressed. In «jjair of old woolen -trousers and a gnernsey, slipped from the bed and began fumbling about the room. He soon found,what he wanted —a box of matches aud.a rude, home­ made candle, fashioned of a long, coarse reed dipped in sheep's tallow; but owing to the fact that he was exeeedingly feeble and tremulous, he was «o long in lighting up that his gentle •on grew impatient "Here, giT. ’un to mef said IViUlam. - "You're wasting them matches Just aa if they ccX nowt A precious father you are and no mistake." The candle being lighted and burnlog with a feeble flame he informed the old man of what he had found. Ina moment the latter was down on hie knees, opening the box and greedily 1 examining its content*. But William "Matt’s growed.” said he; “she's growed wonderful. Lord Mess us! she's a bit changed she is sin that night when you found her down on the ahore. Why, her own friends wouldn't know herl" Mr. Monk stared and frowned. - "Her friends?" he said—“what friends?" "Why. them asowns her," continued William Aones, "If they wasn't all ’drowned — F----- she came in ----------the ship what ashore from, they must be somewheer. Mayhap some day they’ll find her and reward me for bringin’ her up a good —. Ir alius ,, IDtf-that’s _i what tell her.” ,"So “3- that's what *--• you always tell her, do ■ you?” returned Monk, grimly. “"Then Th;- 7; you’re a fool for your pains. The girl's got no friends—haven’t I " told yon that before?" . .you hare. r, Mr. Monk," re"Certainty turned William Jones, meekly; “but ,ool< y« now, I think"— "You've no right tq think,’ thunderod Mqnk; “yuu'fe not ,pj d for thinking; you’re pai-1 for keep _ »rthe girl, more da you want? nauir WB„ end ne ;what „ poshed him impatiently away and dored the lid with a bang. I ‘^•er-•nou<h °’tb**-‘dd'un! Yon Mau." he-eontinned, in a softer tone. Md lh« J the bo, IB ,.amt w . -id William prm, "Wellr “Mr. Monk seems uncommon fond of you, he da” Matt reflected for a moment; then 1 she replied: “I wonder what he's fond o’ me for i William Jones?” ’ , “Well. I dunno; ’cause he la, I sup- I pore,” returned William Jones, having no more logical answer at hto com­ mand. “Taln't that,- mM Matt; "he don't love me ’cause I'm me, William Jones. There’s summat else, and I should just like to know what that summat to. I should.” William Jones looked at her, con- ; •cions that there was a new develop. ’ ment of aagacity In__________ her character, but ’ -----------I om to understand nnder.tand"itat utterly at a Iom what tat new development meant , ..... « and 4 'FK-Itaunt * T the honey lursucn rashness. The reeenUcl,° tonehed the lMns olMe lik P th. ilt. „nt of *’ leeeeewin reta their in .92 .13 0‘ VILLAGE OF CEDAR CHEEK. Town 2 North of Range 9 west dXuJnW’th: hOrrid ■‘“"‘..-IU slowly unfold and nature.has act her trap for another victim IB.59 2.18 • Hofswj. 5 g •H<* • H of * 30 40 <•» .m. 3 North ot » no a of nr v ya bcm-ka, a circular cloak made except n 4 of eot™ felt „ith J tagey b,i? ’ on? -Me of It. Thl, u bil M n iS « IflO tta 't?* th' *ld” *Dd ",u'h «i ■w’iof ln tbei^drZi'hTw’1 dUtlnct''0 P“*=t ••*<*■•54 23 « 1 u“cy wear at all seasons. Th a 'V■»« moraine ?! C‘°th °r T”l,ct- They fora' th, tat thing .he aid wm to look ’------aroon-Uor her Sunday elothaa, which 1 on to rat on l-ntlwlnre ---- a — V « • lo.oe lot 1 and 9 8J» lot «, 7. 8, 9 and 10 lot 1, t and 3 lot 8.7 and 8 17A3 lot 1 and 4 S40anr?^n’I,‘«‘‘ । • H lol 10 loti off aw “ -* ■*> -B. west. lot 2 8,74 72 .130 .04 .01 lot 3 72 .•« .OT 0-’ .1 • K of lol Baud 10 73 A» .14 .01 Town 4 North of Rsn<e 10 west. Sec. SU tTI Iff .n S •" 19.3S .^.jn.54 « 1.78 JQ .07 t &M VILL’ •” OF NASHVILLE. • K ot Hover lot 2147 IOC X JO �^-hngs Banner. H. Knickerbocker and Ed. L- tbbauaer starUd fbr »oby lake Wednewi-y noon on a fishing trip. When near tlm U. a eburcb north „r |lu<a,rr, d Sefl. 28,1893­ tbn\ mot Brat smIU1 ,1Ul , )<M B|,lw A N°W •bleb their Imnm M.M, opraiihu K COOK. Local EJltor. “"t*1, end thro.lr.. them both out Mr. Knickerbocker received a bad scalp wound, hivj a wrist sprained and was otherwise bruised, but Leibhauser got out V ! • Brer. Milk Shake and without a match. Tbe cjtriage was dam­ 'r..UidX . aged but slightly, the hone being easily captured.—Nashville News. . 3 peps!:. IL'1 y. love letters to order. the unlucky c?-.l. DUELING IS NO JOKE. Father Molllnger a Believer tat., Bin*fnJ tafluet>c» of the Ous. A curious experience in the far Pa­ The belief that the opal n lcda a cific waters was related tbe other day It is a great mistake to imagine that by an old traveler, says the San Fran­ baneful influence found a s-.inporter casualties are the exception to Eu­ cisco Examiner. even in the late Father Mollin -.t. the "In July I left Manilla, where I had ropean meetings on the field of honor, venerable priest physician of world­ says the- St. Louis KepubHc." On the wide fame, says the I’ktoburrh Press. united some business with pleasure, contrary, they constitute the rule, and took a lot of pearls, sheila, rose­ Almost since the opal was k: >wn su­ wood, abacca, or Manilla hemp, and their average amounting to as high as perstition has clung to it and it lias other things with me,’’ he said, "to the 80 per cent, of the duels fought in Ger* been so held by persons in every condi­ island of Soloo, Borneo. I had consid­ many, Austria. Italy, Russia, Belgium, Ed. Pltbeatn, who recently returned tion of life. The way it became known from Chicago, got his >nk pretty well THtb7*“,t,r”pll,>'’- -uys the Chicago that the famous priest held the super­ erable cash with me. too. and I figured Holland and Spain, while In France on its being a highly profitable as well thc average is only about 40 per cent. filed with Scheldt’s best. {Saturday evening stition is as follows: There were 4,000 duels fought during . t |CE CREAM, <JPN- and retired to Milo Scon’, t><rn t<1 gterp torn newspaper woman, pretty well Last winter one of Alleghany’s lead­ as enjoyable trip. "Now. you may not know it, but this the year 1890. in which 700 men were off lhe cifei-t.-. “AVhen Ed rotnuienced biii ,i anything iu the line •Hack on the Rhlngold he had a hundred ri"‘^w^“ U”'n' “1*^ for her ing physicians lay sick for months. island, which is ruled by a sultan, has killed outright, 1,000 sustained dan­ Dr. Cyrus King attended him The n.. 7u k ,on,""ra" ta«de Journal, i;Y HOODS. dollar note and eighteen dollars lri VUrren_ for its population the most curious peo­ gerous wounds which in many cases friend looked at her alitrhtlv two had been friends nil their lives ple to be found anywhere. They are resulted fatally, while no less than cy in bls poeMMhm. When he Kuused from his slumber anti took an Inventory mystified. She knew Mrs Hustle had and Dr. King watched almost night of the Mongolian race and art known 4,800 of the remaining combatants re­ oflih worldly poaaeMton.- lie found him1 a derotod husband and was a modrt and day until he brought his friend by the general term Algerine pirates. ceived minor injuries. That is to say, buck to health. On his recovery he •♦•If In good shape to go to work again, ,S$ l Most of them arc married to Japanese out of 8,000 principals in 4,000 duels o’ the presented Dr. King with nfi opal set in women and they form one of the odd­ only 1,400 escaped without harm. The .1. M.' SMITH. his cash and securities having inv-teriouik 1,^2;,'“^° ! ‘ “'L" 1011 iy disappeared. No elue.-Nashville branch,w of mybuslnera Is writing lore pearls. The pin was a unique piece est communities in race study. average is nearly identical in the of jewelry and was very handsome. letters for people?" bw "Well. I landed and during my stay of other countries above named. From I HEAL ESTATE Dr. King was also physician for ------- :------- :“No. What an ideal" ideaf" four days busied myself in noting the this It will be seen, except, perhaps, in Father Mollingcr. Ono night, short ­ Dr. Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea ”1‘ * /-----y. .J, Ant1 ““I' ‘“‘J T And besides queer costumes of thc people nnd mean­ France, the chances of. escaping scathe­ is a compound of valuable herbs that of ““it. J”1-'* “o end U of* amusement amusement out ly before the great priest’s deatfi, the time added to my stock of pearls and less from a duel are relatively very ' 1 Kct =C doctor was summoned to the pre'tty curios of various kinds. I made some sttuiulato the Kidneys to action, clearing " ” small. I , parsonage on Mount Troy. The aged .Mlih. rve been doing it for along limo Another] disagreeable consideration good bargains and was flattering my­ lhe pMMgej oetween the kidney* ^',”7 ‘V,™' ~“«M.too. priest was weak and lay there appar­ self on thc profits of a trip originally of the "bgair of honor" is the knowl­ 11 nd bladdel*, which become suij.p, ,| up -My husband had a friend. Maj. B ently powerless. Ho asked the doctor intended more for pleasure than any­ edge that, instead of getting hurt or ,tml cause .t-ttllngs like brick <lu-i. {<r..| n and one day he showed the major one tucome a^-nin the next day. but Dr. thing else. . killed yourself, you may have the not. removed will k-ad to Dropsy. Diabetes, of my letters. John always thought I King informed hirn ho was to leave for "Finally it came time to leave. Tho misfortune to inflict a mortal wound New York that night. ' steamer, which already had a lot of upon your adversary, in which case the nr Bright’s Diivuse. It regulates the tour could write H pretty good letter and it Thc venerable priest was lying on chattering Mongolians aboard, pulled tribunals of the country will gcneraHy lni|H>!-:,tot urging of the body, lhe Muin- seemed the major tlumght so, too. his bed, with his eyes half closed. up to the dock without casting off . ’ 'Great Scott!’ said Maj. B-— ‘if .J sentence you to a term of, several Jbst then an attendant turned up the lines, and as there were but two or could write like that I'd give Half my months’ imprisonment and to pay heavy them heuliliv property.’ J light and Dr. King moved forward to three Europeans to come aboard they damages to the relatives of the dead say good-by. At that the priest caught Jtnis a package, were expected to get on as the ship man. "The <dd fvllnw wnh rich and he was sight of the ever-changing colors of came up. Ordinarily there would have then very much in love wiM> a widow fc Backnehu Tea m Hl <-■ thc baleful stone. been no trouble, but in this ’case the who was goiMg ♦„ leave the next week "What, an opal!" he (ru.s,H-d. half vessel lurched. I made a struggle to Mrs. Winslow’s Bootliiny 8yrup has u-en used to be gone some time He knew ho hr । for children teething. 1sootaii Hie child, soft- • rising in his bed. "It’s sure to bring get on, but did not succeed. should have io write , her some letters ens tlinrum^, allavs nil pain, cures wind colic, harm to yourself nnd your friends. "I made another attempt, and Just and Is the best remedy lor Dlarrhowi. Twontvami he also knew that he was not parWhy do you wear it?’’ o-nts a bottle. Sold by all drusttou then a native came up and put both his flvi tu-r.lxrly qtialiucd to distinguish him­ • The doctor explained thc story of bands under my arms and garfl me a throughout the world. self »u t!,at line. I. the gem. hut all the time thevenerablo shove. I had caught hold and was just Do nt’ Y«u Know " 'I Kty. Hustle, she your wife— father grew more excited. Finally he climbing on when I felt a hand under Thu to hoe perfect health yon nut have pure write svyh beautiful letters; I wonder said: "If you wear that stone to Naw my coat It waX the hand of the pirate blood. a*i*1 thr Im-«i way to have pure blood Is if I coul.’.n ‘ get her to write oomefor Ktilwj York you will never come back alive.” native, and he took from the rear pock­ to lake Hood's Survo>.irilla. the best blood pur­ ifier and Mrei-g;b VitiWer. It eip-te all taint me'.’ 1 d p?y her well for it. you know.’ The doctor insisted on wearing 1t, wrnfula. sab rb« inn and all other humors, "Well. The upshot of it nil was I con-, however, and the priest took the gpm et of my trousers my long pocketbook. of •ad at tiin-ante lime build* up the whole sys­ JUUi.Hiun sented to write Maj. J;----- •$ letters. I and blessed it. Then, returning it. he It contained drafts, tickets and cash, tem aud gives Lerve and steungth. and I hadn't n cent, left bold only ^y W. H. Gotsfyear. 'lid it for the fun of it then, because Physician anil: said: "When you come buck I will "Thc minute he did it thc agile pirate Hood’s 1*1118 may be had by mall for 25c. of C. that was before we lost all our money. give you a pin worth wearing." swung himself on the upper deck and I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass. NSI3H3O1IN3 COUNTIES: "They must have l>een a.brilliant . 11. Goodyear’s On his returning the aged priest was was lost in the crowd. They all looked success, for in a very short time he as good us his word, aud the doctor alike, and when I rushed around nnd 1-eslle had a 910,000 blaze last week. ■ married the widow. ;v attended was presented with a magnificent dia­ finally told the captain nnd wc got "I don’t know whether he ever u»ld mond. Dr. King took the pin home, and citizens tliv town would have her after they were married, but he intending to remove the opal and put where they were I could not find my ’ Surfceon, wiped out completely. man. They all looked just like so many certainly told spina ouc else, for that in the diamond, but he forgot, and Chinamen in Chinatown. imu sample tree G»iaajUJ>T»iL<>.,S» W.fcAhBCjN.i. A firm of fiult dealers near l*.iw some one ennin to me to do the same when hurriedly summoned to lhe "Then the captain stopped the ship. ship 40.000 baskets of grapes per day un<l thing for him. and I viearinu-dy con­ deathbed of the great priest he still I went and got a search warrant but «till there arvjnfirr. ducted his- courtship also with skill wore lhe opal. The father at once no­ by that time the pocketbook had'been and dignity tn :i MjcVessful issue j Plainwell Im* two new cigar shops. ticed it anti remarked: "I* Its flashes. secreted and I could not get a trace of it-, responded U Witt. "I don’t see how people find out that seemed to make me weaker; the *' stone it In all I lost between eleven and . While returning from Pine Lake .night the latter part of last week a party I do this, ’as 1 never advertise. But bodes ill." Gradually he sank, and the twelve thousand dollars, but only thir­ of Plainwell men were witnesses of a pec­ somehow they do. and-1 generally have doctor bent over to catch thc beating ty-five hundred dollars of it was in i in.’ Kcal Estate “fl cc- ; uliar aKtroncmical phenomena. A flying at leustone or two coiTespundcneeson of his heart. The father's eyes opened cash and thc drafts, on which I stopped THADS MARK and rested cn the fit fn! colorings of the payment, I have finally just received. nirtcTile whirled tlironcli the air and hand Wheeler’s "1 have just finixhe'd up one for a strange stone, and watching it his The last one came to me only a few • k <-| 'X -truck the gruui.t! In .« ted hear them. . woman in the soutlii spirit went out. days ago through the captain, to whom ■; -ta-'rx -t BOOK AplcJe before becoming wholly Hfe’.r.is and dark. - it!- (• mis’* thc pirate afterward sent it. OUR MONEY IN MEXICO. C. f HI’.'MJKN < •—k all his loti —Enterprise. , "This is the queerest of al! my ex­ Anirrlrani Kovn More Invested There periences, and had not thc captain h r. M- D., John Gra.'r conductor of n freight train 1 could ansv boarded me and taken me to Yoko­ on the Grand Rapids and Indiana Iteilrpad In thc three years ending with De ­ hama without pay till I could get more ordered a gang of five tramps oft l:is train 7,».’ c:. Tricphos e. con at Vicksburg Tuesday evening, whereup­ my hands." cember 81. I>'.*2. American investments money of friends I would have been in -rosmvEt.v <:urxsdru2 •'But if she cvcjr has occasion to in Mexico amounted to$34S,BiQ,000. Dur­ on tbe tramps attacked him. He ' was HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS ing the same time Ihiglish investments getting tho worst of the fight when Art . PROSTRATION, lek.d I*. 8. *• amounted t »$^l::,500.(XW. Atone time 7] SoctMua. a brakesman catn« to hi* aid. lion. Superstitions ot Brava People. English investments in Mexico far ex­ One of the tramps stabbed Sootsrtu in the if one will take the trouble to go abdomen and then fhij whol^ game made yon know. . Mny.bq this will be mostly ceeded those of Americans, but if we through the names of most of tho , ,'{<-v. It N. Middleton, jwitor M. E. church. good their escape. Wednesday morning war, especially if he finds out; but may judge L.v the record of thc three bravest people in history, he will find {(•VK. Spring*, Mich.. tay»: Sleep and rent two men were captured near Vicksburg that’s not my fuperal. I wrote the years named the latter will soon, if that they nearly nil suffered from some Cedar wore sir-mcers to mo after preaching UH I used v at Law and une of them confessed that lie stabbed they have not already done so, .occupy superstition or other. Napoleon Bona* •Adlronda Nowl sleep soundly and awake •: th i C.'tanwe. refreshed, and I can h'-artily recommend 'U „ lhe brakesman, but clnitm that tic acted in the business, ns witness thc marriage thc leading plncy. Cum! .’ a»ck. Hasuuxv.1 parte was simply eaten by supersti ­ Prepared by WHEELER and DULLER irt* of Dn« state. M-lf-iifcfence. American capital in Mexico has been tions. and so was the duke of Mari- MEDICINE CO.. Cedar Spring. Mich. annonneememt." SOLD BY ‘•Dili you ever have a quarrel pnyour Invented very hugely in mines and in borough. Literary Llterarv men men have have always always —/The grape rr«p around Battle Creek Is ■ nA us g*>o<i a.' u-ir.i'. In many ca-es they hands'.'" t».jt;<-y irt Law, railroads. During the last three years teen notoriously superstitious, from . edvoar&Co.’wstort^v * HASTINGS. ... . ... Americans invested 833,205,000 and the days of Dr. Jonuson. who would go irt- jf the State. ColWcUons ynave withered and dried on the vine.'. doesn’t happen. Ittakes two t<< qnarEnglishim n f27,*?r.0,000 in Mexican buck half a mile if he remembered that 1 Mtns to. All summer a white crow has been s<en rvl, you At now; and iff won’t, but just mines. During the same time Amer- he had omitted to touch any*<>ne of ■ with a flock of black ones in the vicinity I HomcBpathic l'b> smooth him down instead, why. every- leans invested 517'1,073,000and English- the -• •lampposts ------- • on — his daily -»-«•- — —■ walk, •taaof Hart's Lake in the township of Battle inhnd Surgeon. , i thing is Iwund to goal Iright. men 820.230.000 in railroads. English* Denn Swift, who would- never change 1 Creek. Many fanner* hava endeavored , uhror'i itniK stnrej "O. I have no end of fur. out of love men have, however, given more atten- a garment If he found that ha to capture tbe fellow but faded. He al­ ways kept out7'1 the nit'ie ut a -lad gun. lettcrs. The corre .pondence I am run- tion to colonization schemes nnd to put it on inside out. and Lord IPs, , who would get up nnd leave a dii To-day S. V/Bl.drnf ibis eity. captured n’.ng just now Is piquant It was a let- land investments. They have taken the leqd aljm in mercantile ventures, party instantly if anybody spilt the bird one mile north of th" lake. l*o ter of this man s that t..— 1. was-laughing ---- —n„ - ■ I-..* '... I. >­ their investmente In that direction be- salt. Statesmen have not been ex shuts entered bi* riclit whig and disab’.e't as at a a nmuw minute %•«. ago. JI um writing her. let IR^MLATION such an fellow ing us 59,555,000 by empt frcci superstitions either. Lord him. He Is a full sixrel crow. Mr. Blair ters, ters, and uuu he »«C is 1.1 OUlll tall original ...................... . ............ .. -83.1.900,600, ---- 7 against 1. with Americans. Americans In connection eonneetion with manman­ Beaconsfield won id always take espe-j brought him to town and will have a sur­ I1 am put on my mettle to keep up witli p/inlnre.i ntt/1 ' " ufacturcs andtnnfterin) materialimnrovements improvements cial care to er^tcr the house with his geon dress his wound and will try aud , "He ia really thc most interesting Americans have invented a great deal r’igilt foot foremost when he was going Stites for .'dvcrtUrments tatnc bitn.—B. C. Mo-m. - -_Itil ------rtruek ,L...u ycl. • more capital than Englishmen, the to malfe a big speech. Mr. Parnell luul I ’be- Tuesday* at latest t«i l:»n,iim XutBnit IMnS lorer have sharp and must amounts being for thc former 803,150,- & strong prejudice agalnut sitting in a | n Hie Issue of the week has the rattles from 140 snakes mounted I "I saw that he wm st—., ’• t- accordingly, an‘l l**0 tot-tor only 84.812,000. room with three exidlcs. William Pitt ; on a card. They were all killed by him ’bec dealt ••with '"I* did not kn”nv<he woman very well, Thc growth of American influence in would return home at once, however | •■■Av rite -It i< hnpovlbleto on his lowland farm. norwhather style- of expression would Mexico has been very rapid since rail- important his bn- iness. if he met & !i Str».UMrii:a has done It Acknowledges no Superior. Occasionally a m«n' <s found-<Hho docs be if she herself wrote n letter; so I got road communication between the oross-cycd man iu the street while Sir not wunt tbe earth, but only a small par''n'-, her to write me several letters, so that United States nnd the City of Mexico Robert Peel would always make ths w'fonn some idea of hercharactcr her character was wu* established, and a traveler through H8jiffa Bgainfn could fonnsomc Ra Bgain| ‘f’the evil, eye with his fin ,; tion. The Bttmio’s Corners correspond- , I1 mu ent to the Dorr Tino- tells the following ■ and- manner of- expressing ,*herself. the southern republic con sec the re- ?vr-> nnd thumb thnmh undtfr un.br bl similar cireum ।. can sen ®ilttr cuxum HASTINGS. MICH. tv makes oath Hint he concerning two citiztriis ot that town. : uoimr merrily along; culto of this in almost all the railroad "Things Things are fg will rnurr’v her in towns. The increased intercourse bc, irtnifr of the rirtn of F. J- • Frank Schmidt and Levi Richter made n | ■. doliic biwlnifis in the clfv bu-lness trip to Allegan recently, wh'-re , t oug .1 t dl. h(..s tt conundrum tween the two nations is having a good can’t tell; he's a^ t’ounty and State aforesaid, the former sold bis clover seed for 81.. > , the end IBut be dors writa the funniest effect upon public opinion in Mexico - u.l firm will pay the sum of per bushel and the tatter settletl vltli- “ ; tome. L-' to watch for them concerning the people of the United w: DDOLLARS for each and F Marsh by ptylng him th" balance on ; letters. I’m getting to his Dulcinea her- States. At one time there was a great trrb that cabinit b>- hla mortgage: after which the, ••oj" about as eagerly as hL I-.. deal of distrust of Americans; but ald H ALL’* CATAtlltlt b .ughta twenty-tive pound watcrub-l"ii s self. m. j though there is some of this left, it is an I came home satisfied.”—ALegan | •■Then She'D get him." said the other gradually dying out. FRANK J. CHENEY. Gazette. wom^iHhaSairof:conviction. ' 1 Formerly v the thc tvnl typical American in । me and subscribed in • Mexico was of thc rough frontier class. Several farmers In this county ha“'; Bth day of December, A. been experimenting In the way ot feed- , \ 1 But since the completion of lhe rail- j aspiring INSECTS. , . I I roads better classes of Americans have j ing wheat to hogs l» place of coru, wiui । Pl°ld ft* Women Who Can Handle the Pan. DRINK 16k GREftM SODA, CAR S. : GarfiftWlM.® Cures SickHeadache «(iire UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS! W. H. GOODYEAR. ALWAYS SMOKE ■AL 8670 VS THE BEST 80 qliirei In The Market J. MILLARD, An Unprecedented Offer! Great Value lor Little Money. i varying success, but now comes a . « : That Have Bern Found at Great . gODtt into the country. The investfanner who has found that a bushel of । Home A. W. GLEASON. ABitudre. i ments of American capital have caused Notary Publltt . .. . *a_, ■ intelligent ■ American *-— business ——» men, j „l«..t ..111 pnrtura follrtren '”"'±.11, I In Gen John C. Fremont.’s delightful nork This is encouraging. ». specially t-a especially e.~~i..ii- mining mining engineers emrineev and , Cure is taken internally S 11™.... crop I. n.«r'y " I reports of his exploring expeditions 1 and ‘ rretly u|xm the blood find muacross the continent fifty years ago - managers, managers. to make their 7homes ----- " | in j system. $cnd for ♦hare Is an account, which a contrib- Mexico; nnd thus the people of that r.„k umi.II. lirliir. I?1™- *"“ * ntorof thc Youth’s Companion used to I ooUntryhare hud their eyes opened to • Iiunlwl Of .liu10 «. b« F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo rend over and over again when a l>oy. • tiic true character of the better c.ass । will, bring nearly double that pmount. ] of the ascent of the mountain called of tbc American peopleAllegan (kizettv. I 1 by druggists. 75c h'Z^rt«l«tblnglntbo.rJ IL will sell tickets to ; i return al oue faro rate on . 'I'L |lrd., 5th.. 7th.. knd 8th.. • ph anil boat ouly. (rem stations ■1. I iiii'luiing Lansing. From util■•'ii-'cet.) will be sold vm St Joe. ::ul via 'Grand Rapids nnd New d. - -.llrdid tickets will! be good .•nut i-.nt good in parlor or keep­ ing car., vk ticket agents for full hi- Gjto. DhIIavkn. G1 P. A, OL-RCOUN r * Miflflkvill.-'» local talent are preparing to tender Jcphtah'i daughter iu ! the near future. . Ke*. IL S. Bowman, pastor of the Free•port U.B church has been assigned to a new charge in Charlotte. • Born—to Rev, W. H. Wright and wife Saturday, evening, Sept Ifllh., a sou.— Freeport Herald. A large party of Nuhville men will Issve for the upper peninsular this weew fora Ik-, weeks hunk bwi hTll,e T00Dr men k*™ orSanized * Weekly News of the World for a Trifle, , .. ii1 h Voii Wly Tribune ■ n:\-toiir pnge journal, is rhe leading Republican family paper of ti-.c •..nited States, his fill'd with interesting reading matter for e - v mdmbur of a.country lamily. It is a NATIONAL FAMILY A Fault Indicator. I ami gi'nil the gem:»h! news of the United States and the An. ingenious instrument for automltoiij'ta51c*Ui>g tbe ptace olI » I world. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. Its “AGRI­ Its “MAR­ holt on undetBrouna eonduetoral. bo; CULTURAL.” rlupattment has no superior in the country. ing used in Berlin. An alarm ia sounded KET RETORTS” are rc.cu;n:zr'! authority in all parts of the land. It at the central station the moment a has several-• departments for .“THE FAMILY CIRCLE” and “OUR fault ia developed, and the location ia YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SOCIETY" columns com­ indicated at thc same moment The mand the admiration of wives and daughters Its general political usual pressure wires are used, and are n -ws, editorals and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and exeo connected that a certain difference • , of potential exists between fho copper haus’.ive. T ! Slarer. h»» boi-n abolished In Siam In name, my, a writer In lh« Contem- 7™ait.s tbe .Stao' 'be fntal Pf«k. porarv Hrvirw. but it can ncrer be more then thirteen thousand (ret eta.re aboluibed in tact, tor the the we. suddenly winged It* ws) Q0 mean, ot .nrportinir tbemMlTO acr,,.,, tbe enoera-oreratl r"c'1’ ,ro“ *?“ ontsldo tbclr mtwttrt bottw*. ra.it. and .lighted on tbe knee ol ono member of theSiamcro upper of the astonished exg orers. can tetter hbi rerranu ‘bcm Oen. Fremont cnn-ldered Ude the into prison withonl toty kind ot trial hlghrat recorded night ol the bra. or permission belnff necessary. One tor • l.tltnde w remote from conductor and thc pressure wire. When u cable is damaged the short circuit morning I went to call upon one ot the A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal... which then occurs between thc pres­ and * THE BANNER” for one year .bleetbnd most y minister.; a man who baa been to hu AndeeS Eou.dor. ■“ * sure wire nnd the copper conductor produces a change in the voltage exist­ rone and who once actually got Into ing between them, which, in turn, trouble for Uytog to t£UbA^wbtab ^nT.^" actuates a relay and an alarm at the gurate a wrt of woman s Subscriptions may begin at any time. station. The relay also controls au meat in Slam. I made my way 7ret .tore th. w. tarrt annunciator, which denotes the posi­ Address all orders to take into a part of hU pounds whe« rlaiton were not oapected. and I found Brat”” -er. found .< high mi stetran tion of thc fault by the dropping of a ’ . . " 7'toned down to the ground Beetles cblmboraxo. snd square devoted to thc district affected. ^"^toou. kind of plUory >n ^“^^.Uin^ sn^e— Tho further efficiency of thc under­ ground electric service in Berlin is Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. which he could not move maintained by ground detectors at the station, which show the condition of Best. Room 2. Tribune Building. New York City, and a sample copy “^’ofTmeml^tb. toUy. 1= the insulation, not only of the whole of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed you. n JUvoric, but of every single district. (set. on tbe tops of Wo of them FOR ONLY $1.10, C45fl IN ADVANCE. THE HASTINGS BANNER. al«M. �Additional Local Hews. 8OUD ALL THROUGH. THE HINDOO 6INEE. DOINGS I* M0B OF A Well Known Figure In the FamTh<J disgraceful proceedings of a 01m of tho Orient. * rade and ill-conducted crowd, mainly ___________ competed of "<»»»■• “*'"b?d., v ,5 u . U™te« O— Wte b-to . o“log tmeo'of ££re°o<to p4^n- Although man has lived upon the lowing- manner you will never «Cda shoe Item. esptel.ll, lf “ *• I””’1' earth for thousands of years and made He to obtain the finest fruit. For each many discoveries, he has not yet mas­ gwevt allow tw» large yellow fITe8^e tered its surface, much less solved all • , . . and pour tbe problems it presents, says the Bal­ timore Sun. In some* respects he ctwcned: iu “ •*“ JT. aL, knows more about the planets and tfe hoi water and pqur on very Mil ** «* rwi wawr-uu stare, stars, that are rdUHons Millions of miles away, The Ginee is generally the mother 1 of ‘fot^n fifteen mlnUtJs. ^tan doca ab°ut the gjobe on which or wife of the eldest male member of IL-nir^he ice tooeeu the skin with a ho lives and moves and has his being. tho family. Sho rises from her bed JSSfodkSfe’when you can easily pull U But if his knowledge of tho earth s . . .. , . .. . about an hour and a half before sunSd with-your fingers. Now lay the peach- surface aurtooe is to limited? Itoutrel. it It is to nevertheless notortheleto d j w ,bc ,w„pto|r »nd •on wiuiyuui ----- - — - - . . wy ... «l<fr tIn — * - rtlt il.f nurfKfln •TWrinfite ihnn 4B H<de rarlfom dltoh dish anil and rmr,k'li mnch greater than 1it« hto VrintelnkiiTA taowledg. nf of doani holt,e. p3rt|cululj tho Mt in the refrigerator until they are A ' UW“ . . n .K re door Hnteto. tho yard, and thornaeadv Ui-ttcivc, u« serve. when they be --laid reany wu®...... '■J should — — - onttot. y vuin ogu, uv- . year. ago. auu and to BI.UI .tWI iuu the teshe lht„ from • . f *Laide by side In a shallow bowl and covered j I1..C oj ♦Hto t^e mnazawofto majority A 6ft lulnrenhl.' tolerably ntollwell- •: with chopped iqe- At the table serve them eBrth of Ours Isa the shrubs and goes to bathe in the river Bhagirathee, if the river be not 1b ~’.:silow platfd, with a fork and small .. * * . . , - .... - , mon eU mass covereu uy a thin tnm crust or molten covered by of ftnU krtfcw, that reel, tenon ton ~alll ohuled ,nJ taMancd malcrtaL Ono more than a mile or so from the house. • The sun has not yet appeafeti in the stones, . , ... , remove the stones, when they when are they are to oe ■ilh doc ingar >nd thick rich of the juroc.ted rea.cn. for thto tehorizon, but most of the covered wi.;. 7.... -.. nnarrrwol . ___ . Lin .. fl.nf fno .femwava. •■ norizon, dui wvav vuv women have .. . Imf..to lai Vnn Hof the oteemtlon that th. tempore Ivav UtoUh b<-a.<u>.l to to eresm.—Country Gentleman. L..77 re.--’- to.ny —-J Jo j-— *“ go “ to ature of rocks increases as ono de- bathe in the river, talking - ■ on their Hon. P. T. Colgrove and daughter Miss ; scends into thc earth at thc rate of ono way, says Kali Prasonna Mukerji, Mabel.- narrowly escaped being in the degree for about sixty-four feet. It smash-up on lhe Giand Trunk road at has been assumed from this observa­ I writing to the Theosophical society. They all bathe and perform their de­ Bellevue last week, while on their way tion that a temperature which would to Chicago. They were rewarded tor votional actions called puja on thc their mru good Hiwu fortune innuuu however irint.ii by uj being de- ' melt the rocks would be reached bc- bank of the river aud return homo Volcsinio cite,II, lu another oue on their return '°™ go Inn many mile, about eight a. m. The Ginee then pre­ ftom tho world', fair. They left thl, oily action hu« alv> iraggested a molten In- pares herself for cooking, in which oct on tin- uudnight train for Charlotte. In- terior, and so also has thc appearance she is assisted by the younger women tauding to make closet connection with a of rocks subjected to great heat. But of the family, who must have bathed Grand Trunk train at Charlotte. They scientists do not accept these observaJust missed the one they Intended to take, tiotis as conclusive. On the contrary, I1 themselves by this time. Out of inexaud this was the train that was silvered they show that so far as these observa­ ' pensive vegetables, some of which are into kiudlitix Wood at Bellevue, though no tions go the question is still left open,. 1 planted and taken care of by the worn­ one was killed. Coming back from Chl- and that there are certain other facts' en themselves in a little bit of ground cax" they took.the West Michigan train. which appear more conclusively to near by, the Ginee prepares excellent Tlirj were just coming Into Grand Rap- show that the earth is solid or nearly dishes and the cooking is all complete Ms the rale of aSoui 40 miles an hour solid.i. . .The in between eleven 'and twelve a. m. The and io ■n.i tbeir ’ir luin.niu train, ran iiuumi Into an riup.j empty frelsid i<r,Rui ;!.~7 . increase . .. of temperature .. . children take their meals first, then car *wa* thsi u«u tia-1 uw-n been icu left pmuuiu sisnding of the earth is accomCar * uii the ...» ।| the , interior . tho men, then the younger wom­ traek. track. Phil 1‘liil left his dignity In lhe car <p»nied <p»n!ed by increase of pressure, which, en, then the servants and last acai widta he Hew ’ through apace. When । believed, raises the melting ■ of all tho Ginee herself. As lie plck<<d hluisrif up. three or four s.-vls ■ point, so that notwithstanding the obliitetvened between biuiwlf and lhe » nervations in mines the melting point a rule she never enjoys anything .that is liked by either the children or the he started from.' The engine was badly ( of rocks may never be reached. Morodeliipldatetl and lhe passengers well ahuk- otter, --i,_ — — ___xx volcanoes may not ,bo vents for male members, and she has to distrib­ rn up but noon seriously hurt. tire interior mol Um mass nor for large ute arjd superintend tho partaking.of food by every member of>tho fam­ One of the prettiest weddings that ever reservoirs. The matter they eject may ily, the servants Included. It is occurred In Hastings took place Tuesday be rendered fluid or gaseous at the mo­ very seldom that she condescends to noniing at the Emmanuel church In lids ment of eruption by a sudden witheity. Thu contracting parties were Louis •drawal of pressure or by tho action of take food cooked by any other woman, ■B. Bentley, manager of the. Electric Light water. The proofs of the theory that even of her own family. Company, and Mias Harriet Woodard, the earth is solid are so much depen­ • Taking meals is generally over a lit­ yonuarat daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edw. dent upon mathematics that -they can tle before two p. m. Tho female mem­ Woodard, of this city. The church was only be described in general terms. bers theft congregate in- a long room, mettily decorated with flowers,and vines They relate mainly to the action of where some lie down for rest,-some Nbi Minnie Matthews presided Mt the knit and sew and some are engaged in organ .and rendered' Memfolsbon's wed­ sun and moon upon it in thc creation talking about the incidents mentioned ding march. The bridal pdrty composed of tides. Astronomers have calculated in the Romayana and the Mnliabarats. that the earth offers as much resis ­ of Misa Lcnore Valficnt and W. M. Wil­ At about four p. m. tho Ginee goes ken*. and Ute bride on her father's arm went tance to tidal deformation os would a to the dl,ar in the oiMer named and were globe of steel, nnd hence it is not a to her neighbors, for a chat or any met Univ by the groom, where die beau­ molten muss with a thin prust, but a trifling business that she might think tiful an t impressive service of the church solid or nearly solid body. Prof. Newc of, and for the purpose of washing her­ was pruioiuiced by lira rector, IWv. W. comb hai added another kind of proof. self. . She must return before dusk to M. Taylor uod the die happy couple made Some small, varying changes of lati- see r watering and sweeping ... „ done to the one. 'ibe tiride was tastifally attired hi tude hove been detected and shown to "rooms; the shed and thc door lintels. traveling gvwn of navy blue* intervoven be periodic, and these periods are and that the Cows are properly looked with a pattern of gold with trimmh.ga of shown to correspond with what would after. Just at sunfict every room is silk, and wore a hat tbl match. Her lighted, and then cooking again begins btidi-.uiaid, Mias ValiL-nt, was becoming-1 theoretically . - occur , if the _ earth were, -. f jn aftcrnoon jtonic ly gowned th green, and wore a brown hat • "hiIe thc-v do not correspond a ..... little .later of the -hie male members .partake of a litwin. zr.,1! Irtoiau.is-, From th. Chur.-!. I »“>> "■<>““ oarer from slmll.r c! the in idal party were driven to lhe home I defloctions of the axis of a molten mass ' tie refreshment, consisting generally aud swcctmcwis. sweetmeats, but this of thij groom's mother. Mrs.’Ellen Beutk-y.' thinly encrusted. While those argu- of fresh fruits and where a luncheon was served to Um Im- menu may not be considered conclu­ is managed by others. .umdi.ite rriatlve.-* of the bride and groom. sive they arc entitled tohiore respect At about eight o'clock p. m. the chil­ Fcgui there Mr. and Mrs. Bentley went to than those which nt ono time were ac­ dren. having partaken of their meals, the M. C. depot where a large number of cepted os showing that the earth is a go with the Ginee to He down in their frienda were waiting to offer coKfcratula- mere crust cooled upon the surface of beds. Here the Gince begins to tell glops and good wishes. ■ When Ahe train a molten nqiss. Thc new view of the pulled in they boarded It and'a liberal earth Ls much more satisfactory than them stories till they are asleep. These* stories are almost all of them connnon ♦supply of rlee was showered after them, much u> their dismay and amusement of that of Descartes. "Firm as a rock" to all the families of thc village. A ths other passengers ou Uio train. Mr will have added strength to its mean­ king had two queens; one much be­ is established xna Mrs. 3tn». BttiUey ueuuey will win visit the me world worms —•» when ------- it — --------- . ...... that ...« . the IOTei|loved uy mm, me otner nejrieciea; by him. the other neglected; and ’s ing fair and will be absent a wiek or ten days. [ rocks ure not liable to fall through the . kind Providence favored the latter and supporting crust into a cauldron, where , thc former was bumbled. A prince, a they may be melted and disappear. ' minister's son. a commander in chiefs Thomas Machin has obtained 817,000 I son and a merchant's son were great jndguieul against the Alaska Refrigerator YANKEES DON’T LIKE WORK. ; friends; they started to See the corners company of Muskeiron, for loss of bis ; of* the world; s^w many wonderful right lutnd. j things; bad many hairbreadth escapes Dartng the past six months 400 prison­ ' and at last all returned home safe and ers teavp been confined iu tho St. Clair The Yankee's antipathy to work has cotiuty foil. thirty-five of whom tvere wo- ; never yet been adequately appreciated. sound. A princess of great beauty lay enchanted in a castle by the Cyclops; ' He Js In * state of perpetual insura prince goes there by chance, kills the Tte Iwrsto-ritbtb annual rvuniou ot I ractlo/^ratoat the prirn.1 eurao, ray, monster in some remarkable manner aha Twentieth Mlcblsan Infantry will te i B writer In Scribner-, Magarino, lie through the advice of the disenchanted, held al f.ok ton on Tueaday. October 101b. , fc<.,B lhal h(. wajl on princess, falls in love with her and Tbe dwelltog ol Haute Soy. al Carlo- fence nod whittle to the aunahlne, and toe. wa. dratroyrd oy 6n- Friday morning I he to agnlnst every aPP»rent neceaaity marries her. Such, in substance, are te lreutel«n.5<W. will) no toauranra. thut would compel him to forego the the stories told by the Glnee to her de­ lighted little andlenee, who are all Tawaa rlly barlwo superintendent, of aerenc pleasurca of a purely cinteinpfrom her. acbooia Ibruuah mhuudmlandlug betwten laUre exlatence. Ho rcreognlxra, to bo very fond of hearing In,m "er- She toe ote «.d new school board. | ,u_ work tedjie No ,h’" “W “ ‘h'lr Tte Uteopolla gr it rnllla are running ,. onUre. a more vlrid realisation ol J-te u -room again. onenaa a more vivia realization ol m.,, , . . i *lhe younger women takeuk. food, thenth., 4a, ted night and are sereral hundred ■ Jr V - . ..“. The ronmrer women h.o.1 I , , ' “"“'on.ueM ft. u,, mc„. th0 Mr,SDU> u,, barectai behind their orders. aredot gellw<Ibtoir. done doe. do, Gln.e here.ll Sh. goi. to ted .! Thetatgn vineyards surrounding De­ ] mpel him to wke hto ooel to! end do Bbon, „ catur mhI Lawton are more productive thorn, so mnoh n, to contrive totne . -•• n.„ . . \ . J .. .. . Httle UUretlve, rather than aver liefore, and the shipmenu this , w.z ot oeoompllri>to|r end. without . I? O1.J ytw exceed tboac of any proceeding year. working. The tendeet wv of doing 1“^ o« the weBnajmef hernetehbera, Ural U to ret rich to hire l.lT?. , . th* “'"^7.. ,TIm' Superintendent of tbe C*lumpt HiablowJKCU -lca(enough .noui,n WQ1Felll()9r ------ °*— —----------. «• . tho .. Yankee ... . lit not miitth schaolbhas requested the teachers to re- *.• Accordingly, does try to and and “ not “ u0“ lavred lave<1 lit? by young daugh<rte. tram rradlng arrtplure or ottering „triob and dona not try to ralm It °< °>« family. Who bare to ----------------------invent excuses•— for rising late preyw 4 lb» opening ot aob«,I. to not that bo loro, money to mnob , often "" and going to bed early. The Ginee has ■ohoalriefl Township. Kalamaioo, ,nd ilrairta to posaca. It aa that he fair knowledge of,domestic medcom<«. hte aid tanna. with 1.000 acre, or , lo„. labor ao little. But to pot richa ............................... -------------------Innuo.yl laud and MO lean aerea ot wheal u , Indirect war al tearing ibo I'kiea tor amaU oomplalnta and often tete.Jl.rili.UlM.ta.lnlW,. jrrit.to.th. ftanUy price, by preaumMeahsllipre la rapidly recovering Irom ^luh work than elude Ik. It ho con I”, to correct him when he beppena to «b-.nrent lire and all of the burned u dooo wlttoal ham.„ lnmreen. omit °U‘lt anything in • '*““7 rellgtou. bteltow.. wilt tereplaced with more mod-. !uonat.Ube Ukea that teak and If----------------------«• .nd Mdulanllal riruelure,. 1 he cannot wholly eUminale hnjnn toe. it t. to to ‘ruth* 10 *“’• 8h« *“UiD'1 to Tho vetcrnrU of thc fifteenth Michigan intervention, ho wants to reduce When bo 0,0 “d .nd ><"O. to InfMrtir will hold their annual reunion 1 (U lowest poasiblo limit. WL OU lw - is feed Brahmins on particular auspicious at Manioc Oct 4th. the anaivereary of geta matters fixed so that the work O»niiUt. . . done with very little intermeddling. days of the year. Khe generally spoils Tire fire commlssolnerB of Bay City have ’ he is willing to sit by and supervise the young children by always taking reim^rird T. K. Harding as chief of the the process. He wiH put a lever and their sides and often makes them ill lire d^mrtmeut. after reducing his salary turn a cock no? and then without by overfeeding them. to *500 a year. ! much ooraplaintT'if so bo it that he can Thus pass the lives/jf many middle-* Stattan Agent LtMhman shot a a tiger rmniaate and whittle. Hia m«mc is a class ladies of lower Bcngalrln Indus­ .a few <taji ago at Baroda. It was not of Bynonymn for energy and porsever- try. peace, self-denial and devotion, the igeinblkig variety, but lied escaped ancc. But to make things work to- beloved by all, teaching othors to do f torn iotnc circus. I gather for the automatic accomplish­ thoir household duties. Bur perhaps twenty-flve years hence ' . . , , , , ■ ' men t of labor, and to ait by and see A h«ru >m d t played at the Boston oroas- thM th work ri},ht_th';. te this will be a thing of the post 8ella. a train , .z . , “ 13 “He ins. u,.» ih*« rcMia nf of tli the train inlilierv. robbery. It v Yankee idea at the mission of man. 1 । fishness and irrfHgfousness ore mak­ raids. ’dteiMts off.” , > ing sod inroads in families, and disMonutO'mn laborers got tired ot their ' I union, are Dost* Wonderful wocuiarrax Small. r'xnmu. , , , want .of peace and patience ----of the Hindoo H Imino family fnmiiw wagon and went to West Virginia. They J It ho. often been pnreed ttet dog, I drivin-r , I*1? mem bcm »' are mrv warning 75 cents a day. are able to track tbeir muter, through “.““J '“‘BPlneu and comfort In that Tan Grand Rapids committee that look- crowded street, where, It would be tor- "J1-0-‘‘“-"‘•P- ’“torn mrUizatioo. ... .. . . I have nlnv-lf nhunr,../l « I after entertainment of the Macca- possible to attribute their accuracy to I have closely observed other f.-wilL-t b * A. O..I itsA 81500 in the hole. j Mnjlhlng except the sense of amell than those 1 have tried to give some “Sim that or I’ll run you In.” It was alone. A naturalist once made some idea of in my article, other families in In BiK^kddM. Thc 011 end er wasn’t steal- Interesting experiments as to thl* which the “roformur*" h®ve tried to tag iwyllnng, neither was he drank. He ' power as exhibited in his own dog. Ld introduae foreign rules of life. jnstawon*. u- naturalist —" * *" - 'J ” these — teats *the found. ... Ctat. I pwtmas- his dumb friond could follow in the ' John jEfinamaker. not now post win pretrewi, auurew toe “ -w... — ... *• j the tracks of his master, though ho was far ' ^koo on, tbtok. of IL blasl. flowor, tev<en<MF will probably address 8tst« Sunday School convention at Hills- out ot sight, and that* too, after aolean “»y» the New York ~ 44, **. 15 ,r — A [than cdevcxi parsons had follawed,^F»acy nature producing a dale hi Nov. andJ ’KJ. ’---------stepping exactly in tho trsclre made by ^foek flower! A* well a black sun or MkHanH county may be full of pine grass. Yol the Incongruities of atunnk hut Jost the same a nun up there his master. It, being the deliberate In-' baa ral^i M btubeh of wheat from a tentiou to confturn tho moms of the dog fo^htotxable mourning sanction withIf possible Further experiment! ont * ’*<’rd these monstrosities, and a iKtle on*r two acres. proved that tho animal. tracked y- a rose or a *bunch ' of * violets ■ • „the ws daL,-• that Oe l» aoerber and without ann boote Instead of t' wan. L ‘for ‘ whew * "* “ tak-teed. * Ido. and Mrs. Lula B OrroL «»f wr loolgur the dog tte um.touoe of aaoa) la dotlton, and nsturaUst put on QiMMiMU wen, married and It wrs n dear Ante i-L igyui.iii wtio who tied the knot. failed oaUcely Our ard ordrr tor lui'w ,llk .Ml toto top teltor. »" "'rtv'-d “*> ”“,l» 1'rlre. «od .ll'lre doe. lhe bu»l»ew. . . The Racket. With two mllllnen we c*n end will sell you ladles and childrens head wear cheaper than any house In the city and will compare style* wit" »«■« “P* |f you wish at less money. have not thus made their formal entey I am going todies# of wy Into, society," I* described by the new furniture at some pried Ladies' Pictorial of London. It is rea­ 1 T hb Racket. sonable to suppose that under such Now is your tune to get good, Owing to room wo shall on November for n 1IHI.. .......... R I wi) circumstances the conduct of the wom­ a little monev en would be beyond reproach, but. on 1st move Into the new store next to Wm. buy and s*'ll the contrary, it seems to be somewhat Goodyear^) drug store and having some still lines we wish close ouL shall make hand goods and di re-'-ond on the order of tho. crowd at the races, and the approach to the throne is con­ special prices. atering and repairina. The Racket. verted into a scene of confusion and vulgarity. At thc first drawing-room □Tw<» years ago we bought 1 doz, corsets, now we buy 10 dox. and they do hot last I in May the gorgeously dressed «»long. Price nnd style does It, at the I apparently disregarded the foe. that they were there by the queen s invita­ Bucket. We have so much underwear we have 1 tion, and also the supposition that they to keep It hid and will sell very cheap to 1 were fit for the hofor of reception by her majesty, and self-repose, good close out. Tbe Racket. breeding and thc common forms of po­ Ladies underwear for 40c. others ask 00 liteness were entirely forgotten in and 75c for same, at the Racket. Jefferson St. Furuitiire their desire to be first These same Men's underwear for 50c, others ask Store. women would be shocked at the idea of mingling with a work-a-day cr°Y>d 75. nt the Racket. Store pipe 150, elbows ICe, at thc Rack­ trying to gain admittance to a public building, but here the models of cour­ et Floor oil cloth that means cheap at the tesy, dignity and polite education push, jostle and elbow their way—really Racket Lycoming rubber goods are tbe best at prod and strike each other in tholx . , , eagerness ________ to fightIk.,! - wnv frenzied their way , the RackeL to the front They lose all regard for । uooa Good ------------------rubber boots—for---------82.75 — at — the appearances and consideration for Racket. others. J The Racket never sold so rood 5 and 10 The account further says: uDia- ; cenr lutiidkcrcbiufs as they do now. They monds, feathers and flowers strew the have a special drive, ground after one of these aristocratic shall receive this week an Invoice melees, veils uro torn, and refined from New York of ribbons, laces and features are distorted by heat and nil Him ry trimming. No one will meet wild exertion. Court oflicials express the prices, ut the Racket. their opinions very hard, but no at­ Five case s more ladies shoes on tbe tention is paid to this. The struggle road from lhe manufacturers at prices, no goes on with the same desperate fury, one on will meet for 25 lo 50c per pair, at and by the time these grandes dames the Racket. appaar before the queen they are hag­ Climax stove and shoe polish that means the best at the RackeL gard and almost untidy.” On former occasions their disorderly Slates at jobbers prices. conduct has not come directly to the Tint Racket. ; queen's notice, but finally the scuffling Ladies, wchildren and mens wool hose nt j has reached the royal car, and it is locket, considered necessary to restrict the, Aii tiiv iaivoi All the latest In feathers and tips cheap members odmitted, in order to protect , at RackeL the royal family from their subjects, , Our 150 Indh-s Dongola shoes dot s then: and avoid the actual presence of a all up yet at thc Racket. cordon of police to keep the ladies from pelting each other with, bouquets j Another invoice of umbrellas just In at Lthc Racket. . and tumbling headlong into the We want your eggs. que^-o’s presence. So the edict has Tin: Racket gai'p forth that hereafter there shall be only a limited number received. 1I The suction carpet sweeper can knock ; them all out, tor sale only at the Racket, i Price S2.U0. ’ Two invoice* of tin ware thin week !ri.u,l*n<i-Bnv.s»oN At the resldirre <>1 s who sell lhe roods and our prices IteoffiriMIMrlrlruiula tobrilv. Hu.k.,, I * ‘“.T" Sepr. Jitli. bt Kiniib, pastor of Hh- *re the lowesr. luptUtvhiEDpii. Mr. ('harlcaMu'buntand’M: -*. I We carrv all the latest in velvet for Emma Hromoo. ttotnot MlddjTiUe. ; trimming and no fancy prices. . Styles the 4 Don’t Assest in ruining your eyesight but, have your eyes examined and fit­ ted with glasses by bR.q Micli. tKMb/Brv.G. B, Hoili-t-i Mr. Arthur Mr.lhnaay of Ihriland to Mi> utv.tr nu wniitOMUM iit luvir new tHiuirivai; i " "1 i 'T'TTK' I Lu I'Y 1 IT E 1\ A LOWRY r’l/FT I fig LU I E1 MORTGAGE SALE. Default havlnc bi-ca ti'.-vlejn ihe c-hUIVoos ■>.’a r irialn Diortgure hi trln bv Wllltav llollry(.1 George J*unh. January 24tn. A. it., i U>~(. apd rerenlrt! In llw ofil *? ot die PegisUr of Devils, toe fin- Hdimv of IUrr> nml Kc.uh -r .Mu-hignn. oti tl.e M-venUi du; uf February. A.D. 1*71. in Lllvr A of .Murtgjgrs, on ymm 321. which raid mnngte.- was Silly tuv>fr’ -d tn Georx- Furdj to David it Co.* and ItilJn A. Sheldon, on thellUi day of Sfpletnaer, isn> and (Midaisigiitnentwuv recorded In theofflre ot ibc Kmttytrr «<f Deeds fur Barry county, Ml>-hi|ran. on Ute t nh day i t Be|d-mber, IS75. lu Llbef 3 ol inortgzigra on juigr AW, Mad *nlG nuir’.easi..t- duh a«ilxiii-(l tw David It. Cook tu Philo A. Sheldon. OtUilmr >«ih. iw. au.l a*I,| m»*lxi>tnrnt. duly"rccordtHl Sent. 26th. l«a In I.L her 27 of inortgaacM |>.tge jm. on which inort_-a<v there l«cUlnu-<l to Ihi due nt lhe date of Hit* notice lhe »um of oue hundred -Ixiv-ulne tlolUh ami three criiH. and m attorney’* f— of thirty dollar* provided t’>r in said tmitteauc. Sid kA stilt or proceedItw M law baviuit !>••• n itltut^d to recover the moneys awoml hv wild niortynre, or any tout thereof: Now. tbeinforc.. by virtue ot tho power of *a!i\> contained In raid niortE*x--. and the darutehi suvh re«r tnado and provided, notice l'_1Hereoy given that on Saiitniav ti.c Snl day of Drcr.inticr. A. b„ ltQ3. at tcu o ctoi-k in the forenoon, I shall reli at inth’lr aorttiui. to the hlguert bidder, at the nortli fnu,|. door of the Court Ihm-e tu the Cilv ot H.*!.ip{*. (that lielng the place where the Clr rult Court for Harry Connly Is hnld-u . the pieintas dc-H-rllud in add mortgaxe. or so much tlir-rvof M may be mcewwry ’o pay the amount due on said mori«age. with ieu per cant. iuu-rr*l and all Iqfal com*, tcretber with an jut.ir net s few ot thirty dollars covenanted for therein, the premises being described I" 21'.'-“ »“ that certain ..(c-e „r parcel oftnnd known and described as follow*, towlt: The south east quarter of tb- ncuith east quarter of section twenty-one (If, town i? o." i'Grr.b»?f wert ,u fbtrry enmity iu State of Michigan, containing forty acre* of land more or ieaa. Someihlna Thai should Bo rGuiomhorod SAW 1 I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWIN P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can't handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. J. L. WILKINS, mh. Dtiring the Fair Prepare jor Winter Is that I don’t ro thro’ You can do this in no better way than going to F. G. the country “hen-peck­ Stowell’s for your Boots and Shoes. He sells as good goods ing” tlie life out of you for thebaine money as any dealer in the country trying to sell you somethrng you don’t wantor need, but when you art* in want of anything in my line such as Lumber Waoons, Buaaies, Flows. Drills, and Sprlna Tooth Harrows, It will be money in yonr pocket to give me a call, ., The Boes Levis k Pifershoe for Ladies can' t lie beaten, aud his Welt shoes are very popular. He has ju received ■’’■rge invoioe of Rubber Goods and can certainly F. Q. STOWELL. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-10-05.pdf 06ca4d160fb9e8e4abd793721b034f75 PDF Text Text The best Advertisingmediumtn Bar­ ry County- astings VOL. KXXVIII. NO. 23 HASTINGS. MICH.. OCTOBER 5. 1893. NO. 1999 WHOLE Hastings Banner. Health *nd Economy Published Thnrtdaya by COOJ4. HBOS.. UXHT1XSK. XICB. COUNTY NEWS. are assured by using 0MK THI$ TRADE MARK. s<£j^c or „ , Bowen* XlHla. Delayed letter. '-’'“"‘"ton I" very Slck with tl™”f*'ewr-ai” Mlnar b,, turned from the world's fairMrs Ed hdr-J;^h0?..10 ’1,e B,«h‘8 nl •’* !, ,atll,e R",k’ returned from (•"•nil KapM, |,„ w«rk—Jrneph Bcebul ““'to « K>»J deal .urprlwd br bavna hl. brother (rom Kansas, whom haliarl airtown for stout ls )v,„, Wllk ln h|“ tohv? “w,‘ I” "''“toK-BrTt Arraatromt. WUlllm li canil wlta aim "ll iamBuw™ and wlro are aU ln at. »• world* fair tbla week— Mto Flora CooMae went to Grand Bap. w TueMlay-J. B«H«I and wife spent Wtonesit,) a„d Tborsmty In Galns-Tbere Will be a dunee ,t Smith’s Hall al ibis Flare Oct. ISth-AlvIn lle.dley and Eliaa Bol s were in attendance nt the Christian Endeavor nt this plan- .Sunday t-veulngMi>- oreviter. of Indiana, hvlaittngat A Hcadkk a—Miss Ethelyn Shlnk, of South Unven. calleti on friends at Gun Lake last week—John King and wife are in attend­ ance al the world's fair this week. Jobnotowu. IRfl VAN VflLKENBURGH Lcjdino Hardware Man of Barru Goimtij. HASTINGS, MICH. UNION BLOCK, We do not sell the Cheapest But we do selLthe Best for the least money We get three dollars per pr. for our .Rub­ ber Boots but they are the ,best and it pays us to sell them and you to buy them. Call an 1 see us, we can and will save you HARD CASH. WOOLLEY & BR2NSON ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS REMEMBER^ Thu our Special Sale of Baby Carriages will last onlyjiTew days i >pger. Secure one now if you want it cheap. Banner. Largest Circulation, of any paper in tho County. Please call at my sipre and examine my stock while in the city during the fair. A. McCOY. Seeding ia about, done and surely it*’la time—Mr. and Mr*. ’Skinner of Kalamazoo county, have been -tailing relatives In tills vicinity and nt Dowling—The mail route from Banfield to Buttle Creek has changed proprietors. Mr. Cox having exchanged his property nt Banfield and Hie ninil rjtite ter property in Battle Creek.' J. B. Sperry of Battlij-Creeks Is the preeut owner— 8. E. Gaskill is marketing some very fine cabbages—S. S. Fisk car­ ries h limp along wltli him, the result of being in too close range of one of his horses—Mrs. B..G(xlde is about to start for Philadelphia to spend the winter—On Wednesday night Sept, evtli at a Utile past eight o’clock occurred the -oelal event of the season for the .quiet neighborlfood of Gaskill. More than GO of the friends of Thomas P. Gixlde and Mary 1.. Gaskill assembled at the residence of the bride's parents to witness the marriage- rite that should nuke* the happy couple husband and wife. The bride was dressed in a very becoming toanqer while the groom wore a conventional suit ot black. Our well known townsman, Hiram Coleman Esq., was master of tho legal part of the ceremony. His long experience in tying matrimonial knots has rendered him skill­ ful in this line. Thirty years ago be conducted « similar ceremony ter the father and mother of the bride. The Im­ pressive words having been spoken and the hearty congratulations given, the company were treated to a most excellent supper to which all seemed to do ample justice.^. The table laden with fine pre­ sents attested the esteem in which the young couple, are held. Conspicuous among the gifts might be mentioned 825 in cash and'J tick-:»to tin; world's Ldr. The guesfs from a’> (nd were Mi-s Prro l. Ptdlide!|i|iiH, Penn.. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, D«>s(er;*Mr. and Alts. Reynolds. Bat,tie and Mrs. Bailey. Snniii Emmett—Mr. and Mrs. G.oddc '--it «hi the early imrrniMg train tern few day- visit to the While CH J alter which they will hike up their reshtence among n». !Mh bride and groom have a host of warm ftieuds in this community where they have each s;wiit the greater part of their lives. ' Bedford. The concert given at the Congregational church last Sunday evening was highly enjQjed by all who attended—MIm Louise Mcbols after being home about four weeks went back to her school In Ypsilanti Monday morning—The Y. P. S. C. E. bad a business meeting last Friday evening for the purpose of electing officers—Miss Eva Lusk -of Battle Creek *pent last week with the Misses Sarah and Rose Rogers—Mr. E. W. Jordan spent last Thursday and Friday in Hastings. Duwllnc A Cluts. Mack has decided nor to go to «nshington, to settle up the estate be­ longing to Smith—Woodmansee. They will appoint an administrator from the same place—Maria Mauwing expects to go to Chicago this ^veekwh visit relatives, also to vlnit the world's fair—The young­ est child of Geo. Bryant Is prostrated, with scarlet fryer and very sick at this writing —P. McGrath Intend* soon to return to Washington. His sister Julia will accom­ pany him to his western home—School Is closed here this week on account of scarlet fever. Delton Hickory Corner*. Elmer Cotant, H. M. Byington and wife left here on the 84th to visit Chicago and tho many attractions on exhibition nt the world's fair—Mrs. H. McElwain and and her two daughters of Petoskey arriv­ ed here on Tuesday and are Mrisiting her mother Mrs. Daniel Burdick and other rel­ atives about town—A golden wedding oc­ curred on Wednesday at the home of Warren Barnes. Many of the old settlers were invited who with the near relatives participated in an enjoyable time on .that notable event—Bom to Albert Flint and wife on the 20th a son weighing 8 lbs.— E. Elliot of Clay Center Kansa.% arrived here on the 28th. making glad bls aged parents and other friends residing here— C. Williams and wife, IL Healey and wife chose Saturday for a pleasure ride and business trip tu Kalamazoo returning the same evening—Will Perrin took a load of Alsac clover seed to Richlaud one day last week and sold the same for seven dollars and five cents a bushel—Frank Lawrence completed his Alsac clover seed threshing which amounted to about two hundred and thirty bushels. McCoy doing the job amounting to the nice sum of one hundred and sixty-five dollars and fifty cents for his labor in so doing—Mis. A. Lawrinee and her slster-Mrs. rf. John­ son, Mrs. M. Rockwei and Mrs. 11. Fowler leave here to-day for Chicago where they intend to visit for a week or ten days— Mrs. A. Elliott was greatly surprised on Saturday the SOtb. of Sept, by receiving two of her surviving sisters Miss and Mrs. Belle McNautop of Caledonia, N. Y., the occasion of their presence having been planned and carried out by Mrs. E.'s children who proposed te surprise their aged parents by reminding them that Just fifty jears ago Adam Elliot and Kate McNauton were united as husband and wife. The program was not fully carried out on account of Mr. Elliott’s ill health—Mrs. D. Monroe has returned after having spent several weeks nt the Sanitarium of Battle Creek—Mrs. Cortright and neices and three nephevfs left for their home in Penn. The K. O. T. M. initiated a candidate Monday evening -Q. A. Hynes and wife were called to Woodland Saturday to &ee his sick mother returning Monday report­ ed »he was better- Mr. Edgett was In town Monday—R. T-. F. Dodds and wife Sundayed in Hastings—Mrs. Malone is visiting her son Wn». Malone—Doster aBranstetter shipped a car load of hogs Saturday—George Norwood is clerking for C. A. VanAmliurg while he Is visit­ ing the White City—Charles Robinson and wife of Hickory Corners visited at Rob Norwqod’s Sunday—C. IL Robinson is in Plainwell this week—11. C. Boynton was io Battle Creek Monday—Will JSybol and wife were in Kalamazoo Monday—11. C. Boynton and family returned from Chi­ cago last Friday—D. IL Norwood and KayMoab ier took in the play at Kalamazoo Monday eve—Mr. Lasher was In Kalama­ zoo Tuesday- -Mrs. Malone was In Kalmazoo Tuesday—Those who went to the world's fair Tuesday are:- Geo. Kerns and wife, xlva Pennock and wife. Lincoln Bush, B. C. Pennock and Charles FrlcKe CONVERSATION WITH MCVEYS. —Delton sent 100 people to the fair over An Old frinchniau Who AVa* Up !n tb* tho C. K. & 8. IL IL Tuesday —A family is moving Into Mr. Whipples’ house. Who In 1857, says Prof. Evans in the Pop­ or where the parties came from Is not ular Science Monthly, Jules Richard known ycL He does sliver plating. had occasion to visit a sick friend in a hospital, where he made the acquaint­ ance of an old official of the institu­ Adam Forman died Thursday evening. tion from the south of France who was Funeral held ut the Evangelical church Sunday a. id. Conducted by Rev. Snyder exceedingly fond of animals, his love who preached in German and Rev. Spittier of them being equaled only bj* bis in English—1). H. Brice visited at T. S. hatred of priests. -Heclaimed also to Brice in Hastings last week—Samuel Mar­ be perfectly familiar with the lan­ shall is at Chicago taking In the world’s guage of cats and dogs and to speak fair— Dcilbert Shoup of Cadillac is visit­ the language of apes even bett/r than ing his parents here—Sammy Marly of the apes themselves. Jules Richard Gt and Rapids was here to attend Mr. received this statement with an in­ Forman’s funeral—Wm. Goy was in Sun­ credulous smile, whereupon the old field Monday on a business trip—Mrs. man, whose pride was evidently Rowley had a sister visiting her from touched by such skepticism, invited Rutland—Mr. Aiken of Grand Rapids is him to come the following morning to visiting In Hastings—Rev. Davis will the zoological garden. “I met him at preach at the U; B. church next Sunday the appointed place,’’says Mr. Richard, evening. “and wo went together to the monkeys’ cage, where he leaned on the outer railing and began to utter a suc­ John Burins-. wife and non "f llnrlmr Springs have levn. visiting friends mid cession of guttural sounds which al­ phabetical signs arc scarcely ade­ quate to represent—“Kirruu, Irirrilrie, Dor mHioo! has iwen c kuruki, ktrikiu’—repeuYcd with slight variations and differences of accentua­ ehlid l.< qufte *'fk hl Oils writing—Ehler tion. In a few minutes thexwhole DutiiulH i-rwchrd b» a good house at lliU company of monkeys, a dozen in num­ place last Tuesdav HWinng—J. W. Bur­ ber. assembled and sat in rows before pee iPo.^ ('icctt ruJargitig and Improving him with their hands crossed in their lupa or resting on their knees, laugh­ ing. gesticulating and answering.” The conversation continued for a full quarter of an hour, to tho intense de­ here who ntlvuilrd 1 be county fair nt !h«*- light of the monkeys, who took a live­ tingsJaAt week--There will be liarlteriiiR ly part in it. As their interlocutor done here u* *i"’ <»f «*«r iiilinliltaiil, hn> was about to go away they all became procured:* barber chair—Mrs. Dud. M* Intensely excited, climbing up the bal­ returned lr<-» l.er hug * ny «di< when- slw •'*«' I"-'-* *’hh her daughter-— ustrade and uttering cries of lamenta­ C- i. Mw* maker went to Milo Inst Snndsy tion. When he finally departed and mid hroiMChl the presiding Elder hare t- disappeared more and more from their huld l»ve feast »ml cumnninloii in- the view they ran up to the top of the cage, and. clinging to tho friczo, made cvettteg »t»d quarterly meeting uwrnli'Z nt o'cb'ck—Hog* nolil. here motions as if they were bidding .him laid week -t Mi wt* |H-r pound - A'thur good-by. It seemed, adds Mr. Rich­ 'EdnuMUfe* amt U’i.ds. McKinzie wewf L.-I ard. ns though they wished to say: week M"W*hy h> Albion collcM* “We are sorry to part and hope to GrH«-gi. Ue'uiocr and Nelson " lift***'— meet again, and if you can't come, do Best Van Rk kte and wife nf Balti* V»« k drop us a line!”■- Na^toit:*. D. F. Tanner is visiting friends herothis week—Miss Frineis Hramx of Cali­ fornia spent several days with friends here returning Tuesday noon—Adrian Carter after a two weeks visit with friend* at home returned to Saginaw the first of the week—Mis* Minnie Funds* was honne from Middleville returning Nmilay noon II. H. Johnson <»f Middleville spent Sunday with ft lends here—Burglar* en­ tered the h'une of A. E. Knight Sunday night but tho most they got waa-ftighlened—Among those ut the World’s fair this week are Mr. and Mrs. IL K. DteMnmhi. Mr*. J. B. Marshall and diroxhler 1>,Is. Miss Etta nmtall and MIm Hatt;* Btighand b. J. Trinuan—Quite a tuunbvr FbUer, of Oklo. Is su|H*rlnl«McUbK lhe of oar people are attending the Charlotte eKu-lhHi or Itellvv Powers’ houwn. fair this week HANGED THE INTRUDERS. FRENCH DISHES THAT ARE BAD. Snails cooked in their shells form a dish which, however enjoyable it may be to the French gourmand, an Ameri­ can cannot relish, says the Epicure.' At a fashionable dinner the writer got along very well until a plate of a half dozen was set before him, but be put a bold face on the matter and tried to follow the example of the rest The thing was coated with a nasty­ looking dark greenish slime and looked forbidding. Ho transferred it hastily to his mouth. • Tips first thing perceived was an aw­ ful reptile flavor, like tho scent in the neighborhood of the boa constrictor cage in a menagerie. He tried to bite the morsel, but it Was like rubber and tough as an old- boot 11 began to grow big in his mouth, untty it seemed to at­ tain the. size of an elephant He felt himself turning pale. At last he gave a hasty gulp and swallowed tho thing whole. Talk of Thackeray’s American oyster experience being like swallowing a raw baby; that French snail went down like a raw alligator; his French friend ny his side observed his embarrassment with an amused smile, and, remarking that he evident­ ly did not like snails, kindly relieved him of the rest of them and transferred them to his own plate. Tho artichoke, u vegetable much liked in France, was also the writer’s despair. Everybody was eating them in the restaurants, and so he thought he would call for one. He was advised to try a half one to Iwgin on. So a half artichoke was. brought, boiled with vinegar and oil. It was like a pine cone sliced in two. Tho scales were Hke those of the pine cone, too, and there were more of them than skins to an onion. The&J scales were pulled off, one by one, and just the lower end, which was tender, bitten off, after dipping it in oil and vinegar. It tasted like a soakedout chestnut, with a strong flavor of burdock^ But the strongpoint of the artichoke Is the time taken to eat it. The writer consumed about half an hour and only the outer layer was disposed of. To eat a whole artichoke would take a small eternity. He came to the conclusion, finally, that American cookery, on the whole, was more nourishing than French. GETS IDEAS FOR PREACHERS. A Collcctau After Many Failure* Hm Finally Got a Good Job. The Cincinnati Times-Star has found a man who hblds the position of agent! • for a popular preacher in that city. He^ was a college graduate and had studied law, theology, horses, music, the drama and had tried the newspapers, all with­ out success. Then he made tho dis­ covery that the preachers wore the hardest pushed of all professional men for ideas to incorporate into thoir ser­ mons. The old. old story is all right as a foundation, but so many changes hare been rung on it-since the year 1 that it takes an extraordinary man to conceive an original view of it. “Now this,” said the agent, “is what J do. A preacher hires me to wander about town and reporVto him little in- cidents or queer Ideas that strike me. He takes these and weaves them into sermons. Forinstanco. a preacher who hnsa large congregation with much vis­ iting to do could not, if he were so in­ clined, visit all the public meetings,., the resorts of gamblers and drunkards., the factories and slums of the city, f; am the eyes through which he sees these. things, and using my information he speaks learnedly and intelligently of. all phases of life and sets his congre­ gation a-wondering where ho gels time to see so much. He is thus en­ abled to Interest every element in his congregation, appearing to the sport­ big men as a sport, to tho athlete as an enthusiast In athletics, to the mu­ sician as a musician, and to the thea­ ter-goer • os one well versed- iu> th® plays of the day. I also toll hitu>’vh»t. the people are saying about Mtn, andso he is able to talk to the different, classes in a way that leads them—ig­ norant of my offices us a go-between— to think him really wonderful)in read­ ing their thoughts. I am .liberal in my ideas. One month I serve a Method­ ist, the next may look. at. the same things with Baptist eyes, or Presby­ terian, or may do service fon a heretic. I am at present working fhr a preach­ er in this city whose sermons are very j much noticed by the papers, and who. . is noted for his original ideas, which L furnish, but for which II am well paid.” The Burlington Gazette tells this in­ testing bird story, and has three men Dowling. । The world's fair parly Hint wmt from The ipuch needed rain ha* crxiHi at la*t here la>4 wwk eonaiMlUM of Cfeorge R-te ready to sign any number of affidavits -Corn husking h the order of the day l.uclr. Docal Cam|»l>*ll, Jrsxk* and Join' that it is true: Al tho en,l °I Prof. Thomas' biK barn I,'., place—M. Ahltieb went r» visit tho arc a number ot bird houses for the use vorhl’s l»ir Inst week—May McMorris. <4 of tlmthou.snndsof feathered songsters hdinstown was the. gnv«l "f l"T parent* nst w.-vk n-turninji to Mr. King* <»» bunwho keep the air alive in tbnt locality. Jul.n SiHugiie. Hurry .tows. Frank l>.. The place is close enough to the city Andrew Townsend awl several other to be infested with the pugnacious and ■tighter i‘i Buttle Cre Lr—^-Thecounty tuirnt week <'• ILroter a-sici (<-•> * .......... i^r.-Hc —Th'* c.Hiiiiy rurrei wk—Mr*. C. Loggish English sparrow, and for some Imiin- after »'i altachce of warly ail miiu- i aUvllt|tM| front this p4i»ee—tehu Doo- rears the sparrows and the wrens have llwr with her hrallh Mill *.•«> re-1 T( ...... v ..and Eugene Deck Thonili.li fought tho Reason through for the pos­ reiving I"' brii' iit, tu «4ng the 1to (;rMn.l Rapid- last luesda.V a* session of thp little Ironses. The wrens, i-JiChl cviiflif confined tit lu Im- » , There is in London a merchant hate *.,ore. She is al present d lu Ju {n„ H,.x. whbkry matter. being the smallest, smnl invariably camo off ter who haa been studying the phren­ -renter share (d th- Hm--L. A | ‘ i the encounter until this „ . „ second‘ best4n hu rle. "I IteJterd, h:v- Ir-eu the gud ... . How* C-nt’C. 1 , i vho holes, or doors, were ological development of his patrons, 1.i n wren could get in, and here are some of his observations: "rSnii^'ue. ">«■■>< si .1 will hot » «*!«*!■; A high forehead, broad, symmetrically Mr. Mr* Jnil..will I >•-divided, indicates a large mind,, noble tor. «ton|. through, htill the rponrow, conunoed thoughts, and almost invariably genius. , .l Io hmrn th.-t af’’ ”•« Pn'"’1 Jj -mW >•!>-'v■ Meriuproneitolto tbolr onoojoneco by jtWdng 11„ ^Tpport of tWk be roloro hi'or»d«T ■ daughter. The *r«n«l iniuh.' ehlld Mrs. I’ Cn-b) '’«* ,U* ..... . ...enioo-B. > heod. In thedro.r. hcada u „ch . ,, . VI j-llllhill nnal —'inir fHa. Ft "t _ _ . for tint child its ILsivi Belle. varied tm. «.a, Lnnlhio huntliig aiexprdlU.in and Irnr worrying the ruvirliltln poor little l-.-mn-l wrens tto a : men aa M. _J tiles IJ. Pny"'' »» —r - ------. Simon and Victor ” oiiohv * . iHe lu* i Btatc of diiitraction. Finally, the wrens Hugo. Bumps above and behind the n> the I’pper Pcn»n»u.a M .v ... 1■ decided hU" ■ tend* xriHM in s»»ip hi* d-. '-r te upon a plan of action. They ears show cruelty. Persons whose .. .. __ .i, Im will (iiHV'w«ll,l The Ladles AM Sm-I.-iv are t" '•w’ a t. u. 1(. Detroit market fully sup-: rigged up a horsehair noose directly r* > of live Ircllltes . till* iei*nil. I l‘C • plied, ,.1„ AO—Gottlieb Fox. a,« H. fIa knn««o thissams season--Goitlieb Fi'X.ofofDelton, Did nn,J j £nside»1,their little houses in suchn awav way heads bulge out about the ears are . sm'iit Sunday «t E. B. Pay ne a I). “ '** l thatany intruding sparrow would stick usually prone to save money; those • .mv t. Aor “t* ®r ‘P®01 lh’! U,*t ,Xir‘ Vf “‘O hi- n«ck into it. Asa consequent the with a bump on tho top of the head are ">h,' Jinne wBI In* । we*.k ^'S , men were surprised one day to find a •often very proud; a very large bump in this place denotes a great egotism. ‘ ; sparrow hanging by the neck from one Men of wit and learning have a prom­ ' of the houses, dead as a country town inent and bulging forehead. He haa also noted torched that actorsP^le have wt usually lSXn‘ire~ «< fL-loont u? irivo a verv able dlscnur-o '•*» . . ** >le with re­ Masten. gj {;ral,gei8 of Central Pnlrir- TtaSdS-ltoy. Ilorarmn proacbol ar th, | ret uodhturbod. Than .nothar ap»r- F racmOTiea h.tolarga eSKr lto »” “» to" I "•> "• ”-M!r I°'Y wndtataw ^..nnUcUn. a-e th. ru-dfl. c M* urdav the 30th. gave us "t.e Inch of n.!klll rl.llto tor neofto l»"‘ »««k and knew It ho too wm dangling tn the air mathematicians have the angle of th& eyelids visible from the aidei 1• (tok'in । wik in the fair—Clayton Willteon U visit- unable to save himself. These are the raln which I" o' bl, • friends . . ||lU in jn AAngnMM and Cll’wax this only two instances that came under and noiatoes potatoes'— —H. »<•_ I’ ’ennnla .ueiiyrrn lrl„________til* .. ltnz at 6 percent live weight. No «r»jn» • i k_^ro. Mnry Bellinger and son Carl the observation of the men, though hogs i ' _M. C. nrH |h Chicago this week—0« tick am * other* perhaps have happened. Itiu-wv. u Towno *n** ljnproYing. ' Kyes and w*te are expected uuor urua, f frun Chicago. fitaylw.SloUwW*I ™r;Z.■" �= 5n'STATE SHIPS AND SHIPPING- TlHW »•>» h»M [*,_ K „ ifaMvvn ...» .. w w ij, tr­ WM begun in 1879. j isnru<<i>l M»de a Coaf*Mlon. Thy. modern French navy dates from •.nd g»*t a uta* tolllr. ixt ' Jock King, John Butler, George J-a I r m iianw* anrt-Miui.-- h.Ti the reign of Napoleon IU. ’ "• ®- Hu’• ’i a co., [From the N. Y. World. J * 'IDmsday, Oct. 5, 1893. Liberte and the two Hogan brothers, The screw propeller was introduced Chicago* and. p-l Here a young man from the west charged wi|h the rubbery of 970,000 ( ,’"X r bTmay wake up'tq a sense of what the into the British navy in 1840. BROS• - Pr°Pr>33?* from a Mineral Range train, were ar­ |; The heaviest anchors weigh about copy oSCuiik- co H.-hIJ; east is and what it Is doing when ho raigned before Jnatioe Finn in Calumet1 ‘ old lustrtkUor, In* Ml i^-win.-), , iiiansees the great exhibit of New Eng­ for a hearing. La Liberte was the Mvcnty-sevon hundredweight. teed ttadoyuu giawl )o„ land's fishing and manufacturing in­ principal witness on the stapd ant) ho Little Greece has a mercantile ma- at W. H. Gu^dyrsib U»*m ww.jr. dustries, and of the wealth and nS made a clean confession of the whole yine employing 20,800 sailors. sources of the east; when he sees the transaction, but said he got none of the Tax grdhtest naval victory of mod­ battleship Illiuhis and learns definitetransaction, outmajority s»»u •«. of-------on whatinand Trafalgar 1805. for what the large Btoien money. The majority of people stolen money. The people ern times was won at ly The greatest naval action in Greek naval appropriations for which he is •believe —*»..♦ that ,r the others ‘ of* ■*the ----gang —— ■»•«sus­ pected La Liberte of being weak-kneed histxjry was that at Salamis, IL C. 480. Tur cost of the buildings to accom­ taxed are expended; when he finds one and have successfully hidden the booty. Ska signals were invented and put modate the live stock was 8335,000. ■ whole building devoted to the leather in operation during the reign of James I rru».i-<r niii-i y««i tu l<H\r Herkaftkr the United States fish industries; when he examines the re­ Report* to uir i>ua.,. _ _____ markable exhibit in the Liberal Arts Sixty-one observers in various locali ­ commission aquarium exhibit in the M.At the present day about ninety-six l*.d. You 1 Fisheries building will be open until building of the great eastern univer­ ties in the state nay that during sities, Icaxmi* of their resources and the week ended September 23, per eenL of all vessels built ar© of ten o’clock at night. tl»«h* of same. b*-> U r The Iowa band is now engaged to achlcvemento, compares their work typhoid fever and remittent fever in­ steel. Copper sheathing was first used for play morning and evening in front of and requirements, and perhaps is creased and typhe-malarial tever devessels of the English nary about the spurred on to a derive for a higher edJ creaveJ in area .of prevalence. the Illinois building and is attracting let }<ui keep thDiphtheria was reported at twenty-six year 1770. large crowds. ; Tnr. log was first used in navigation । places, scarlet fever at titirty-eighk ty­ । It is theoretically possible to mobil­ phoid fever at forty-six and measles at by Pigabetta early in the sixteenth ize the standing army of Russia under Eld^r Joel H. Austin century. • Fensha attorney st GoiUea, lui, and for 20 the roof, of the Manufactures and Lib­ four places The naval asylum of the United yrsri a Baptist tatailonary ninltter. suffered eral Arts building. uura.rr-. ---------------States was established in 1836 near lor year* with swelling of the limbs, very pain­ Hubticvlturjc and its kindred inter­ ' James Hilar was shot and instantly I ful, mnI numb st times. After taking «ix bot- ests of forestry, dairy and live stock killed, ut Alpena, by Wellington Scrim­ i Philadelphia. It U of Hood’s SarssparllU there has not bee* The first naval expedition on record I guaraalvtsi to xhe |sr!« ; show. Hiler and Scrimshaw hail had ' any swelling of feet or limbs. HesMo suBered have exhibition space under roof of was that of the Argonauts, probably ।I u»iney rufrooUii. Prlye with catarrh, and says: "Stoes tnlng Hoods sixty-ninc acres, the building costing wine trouble over a woman lately, and ai.3is.o~. pirates, II. C. 1208. Scrimshaw attacked Hilerwlth n pitch­ Tax first sen fight mentioned in his- , Cn*A/iNA.IIU Tnr czar of Rumih has twenty-one fork, afterward taking a shotgun and ■ lOOCl 8 wDrScipcirll Id horses at the fair, some of them with firing at him, killing him instantly. tory was between the Corinthians and !<«»;• burrfkr* r**til«r«i taar Morto many, and at lout a dozen are taking it from pedigree* that run back 136 yean*. Scrimshaw gave himself up to the Corcyrenns, IL C. 004. The average consumption of coal is •oUctngUs affacla on uio.” J. H. AVstlx. There is more than one of them that officers. one and one-halfpounds per Iwur to Iu-r. E. II. Innan BapH-t ..<1 > ’ ftlOO.OiX) would not buy. ■ yjS2S?a£^.S^UK.‘ Will !l* u Wotaan. To supply the exposition buildings Cniui Springs »»y> I.'- «•..!- r*v«-r fl I each indicated horsepower. The of tho future will a ‘ The average life of an American The farmer farmer or mo affords _ be , for and’grounds with water two pumping woman, if Miohignn a basis The average life ox an Aiuvnu*u cqn»l tn ••Adlmi'da". V* I r> ’*lh and -------county -- -1- alone - l.-U< f..r |( ®hlp prophecy, tn Wayne there is eighteen yenrrr; :-*-of an English, plants an- necessary, one with a ca­ snip ir. pacity of 40,000.000 and the other with are 220 women farmers, and in tin-‘' twenty-six; ’ of" a ‘ Scandinavian, ♦»•«-»« thirty. Tin* Unite r li a capacity of 24,000,000 gallons a day. MISCELLANEOUS-ITEMS. for sale. whole state 8,707. with an ownership of I.x the construction of the Manufac­ lumber, brick, lime, cement sand— ■■ The St. Ju.wpJi ll<-ink) 870,439 aon*. Tim value of the land Li SACHt'SETTS. whatever goes into the construction tures and Liberal Arts building 17,­ estimated at 113,500.000, and the earn-1 Thk iir«t omnibus astonished the plenty ut mon *y In h>aj m of a building; they employ only the 000,000 feet of lumbct*, 12,000.000 pounds Yorkers in 1830. best workmen and pay the best wages; of »Acel and 2.000,000 pounds of iron ucation, or at least to a full apprecia­ Inga of the women sggrognte 84.354,­ I New Pun.Anei.tnaA had the flrat fire in- ' they get better pnees for their work were used.- Its unequaled • size makes tion of its importance. 500. . The young man from the east Is ' surance than their leas careful competitors, it one of the architectural wonders of .ranee company eupv in . America. ...' arr.ll. ........ r.............. »iU, la forced to realize the vast Importance and always get the best contracts; the world. Tu. southern . line ut Ishpem*■*».* olimaw ot ilia ,---The Lake Angrllue mine ut und Ishpem and power of the west when he secs they paint their work with •haft dis-­ rcgion.ls touch more aovere than that > n 1 buxO ’ ii <)**. -■ tnr -4artr<•Foktt stables each 200 feet long and the varied colloctious and artistic ar­ ing closed down one shaft and 42 feet wide were' erected at the rangement of western products, and charged 330 men. Two weeks ago the of corresponding regions to the north. Ihc -IrtuhT Mi<a »: lp!i-‘i .«* »u<i some Medieval doctors considered chips-.i,„e tall and queen1, i-;.vhn. south end of the grounds ’for the ac­ especially of iu grain crops. He is sum* company resumed work with a ----------• gallows "---------Mil. homebody ! |{Ut full fore* und on full time.I. All of the fn.ua the on which nninnz x’.l p'«>p'e : the commodation of the live stock.. They All ut llir nv«. ...>-------------- . _ . brought face to face in a way,never mini's iu the district are now i running 'had’’been ’hanged J a gcNxi — remedy —’v for ; <’*itra-inn r. r, have been or will be occupied by 1,205 posiiible before with the richness and u -‘ down A—’* al­ ague. »h * >em*n<' -S |»ui’-. cirar. cattle, 817 horses. 1,800 sheep and 1,500 \ magnitude of the agricultural and ihin- half fore* or less, or else shut hvlbt-r the l<»l»tpl« | At the time of the Perainu wars all manufactured by the “Old Dutch Pro­ hogs. Ing industries of the west in the su- together. Greek men wore long hair, tied on the bfi"" ,u’‘ vr ,! cess " of slow corrosion, and with one 1.x round numbers there are 200 acres .* ' perb display in the Agricultural buildtopuf the ht*u<l in a knbt and fastened 'hJ* ' of the following standard brands: of the exposition grounds under roof, I •‘■’•UH-d nulj «y ;■ min- *l it o ings. ................................. I A colored cook at Manistee named —uu ■. (..(Mln • I sellvc Iivrr. go<>d aj-puillt 150 being covered by exposition ami 50 ‘'Armstrong & McKelvy” Thus gradually local prejudice and Austin Allen tried to t-ommH suicide by concession buildings The main I hr. PAMXDROXEa, words or sentences all «if whWi are *rcun*,l :>• Bey mer-Baur “Beymer-Bauman ” “Eckstein” Ignorance are forced to dlsappi*ar. J structures cover an aggregate of 0.­ while what the L nitcd State* U and by jumping in the river at that plac«*. which spell or read the same backward pierr*-* <i '..I- n M«*d» • : “Fahnestock” “Anchor” was fished <m». however, and will as forward, in superstitious ages were guarrliUssi tn a. cun • li-.'.. 603.309 square feet, and this is exclus- 5‘ means will dawn apon him; and in He 1 “Morley” “Kentucky” stay on earth for awhile longer. Allen, it yon ive of the state buildings, the foreign supposed to possess magical virtue*. | rd for it. or ukh..-) .. * £SbuthenT “Shipman” government headquarters, the stnic- gaining an insight into the Interest*. 1who was 73 year- old. was without lx some of tho hotels of Lucknow , ‘V«'uid huv- « rie-.i. the commercial and industrial oondi- 1 “Collier i“Red Seal” _____ ” work or money, and had become de»• and Cawnpore, much frequented by in-i- ft >.<> t । tures on the Midway’ piaisanuo, etc. .«>«»-. t>i« tions of other part* of his country, hie ' '(iohh ’ n iiikiind X “Davis-Chambers" foreign travelers, there arc signs which blew I when. >i-r ih< * The Agricultural building is 300x800 narrow sectional horixou will be I feet. Its longest dimensions being east widenpd, aud in a more .national and For colors they use the National Lead read thus: “Plem-e Do Not Strike the Dled’Muiidrnly. and wcsL The cornice is G6 f»vt above patriotic spirit he will consider the ef­ Company's Pure White Lead Tinting It U estimated that Mt bun Survant*-" Henry E. Hall. American express Colors. These colors are so.d in grade and on either side < f the main fect of his thonghta and acts upon the ( aganl at Menominee, died suddenly Tins year is ftd^3 of the Jewish era. small cans, each being sufficient to entrance are mammoth Corinthian United States as a whole. ' from an ovordoue of chloral. He was a 740’, in the .IJyzantinc era: 25354u the :>r*>un<i lk»1'«. tint twenty-five pounds cf Strictly pillars 50 feet high and ft feet in diam­ It h th *n for him *to compare his ,man about 45 yean, ojd and had been Japanese era, 1310 of the Mohammedan • John Welch ih«Pure White Lead the desired shade. in eter. The main entrance leads country with foreign nations, lie jin the employ of the company for and the 117th year of the Uidependcnco These brand* of Stilttly Purt White Lead through an opening wide into finds a conception and ’plan of tl*c , and National Lead C«.'* Tintin* Colon, ar« twenty-two years. He leave* a widow of the United States. for sale by the moat reliable dealer* in paint* a vestibule from which entrance is had whole exposition such a.- no foreign ( everywhere. » and three daughters to the rotur.iln, 103 feet in diameter. HOUSEHOLD HINTS. If you *rv foin< to paint, it will pay yon landscape gardencrcver projected, and to »co.! to u* for a book containing informa­ learns that muth of the originality and INSECT EXHIBITS. tion that may «•« you many a dolla/, it will In drawing-room furniture white John A. Benson, a convict nt the beauty of the arrangement i» due tu a only coat you a postal card'to do toy Where tho llXt ('ullectlnn* »t the World** young man, Mr. Henry Sargent I’od- state priaon in Jackson, committed sub and gold are thofavorite combination NATIONAL LEAD CO, inou. of Massachusetts, who ably acc- ride by cutvlng hU throat. He wa* of the day. t nroadaay. New Tort Whes the meat of walnuts has be­ I hosc who are interested in the in­ onded Mr. Olmsted in his work, but acot ffom Iosco county December 37 Chicago Branch, sect exhibits ut the world ’ s fair may died before its completion. He see* last on aJifc sentence for murder. This come too dry let the kernels stand in State and Fifteenth Street*. ba glad to know where the principal magnificent buildings grouped to­ W4» the second .suicide nt the prison in milk and water over night. They will then be ns fresh ns when new. collections are located, and thus avoid gether in a harmony never achieved a week. , loss of time iu finding them. The col­ before by foreign architects. He see* ! Thk fire Which heats a lower room in Anu Atin't Hhort Jlut Nntrar It****. lection of the United States division of art represented as never before in this a house will warm the one alxn-e it ., . . The Chippewa county fair will be also if you n;n the stovepipe through ■ '** entomology In the Government build­ country, with American artists not held October 10. 1! and 12. ing is particularly interesting and con­ only holding their own but excelling the floor and Into a "drum” in the ’ Thieves were stealing cows at Ink­ upper room. Tftb drum should stand venient tn study. It contains sample mtfch of the work exhibited by foreign cases from well arranged collections; artists. He secs engineering skill ster and a vigilance committee had been on three feet and have holes to gire it pwn • series Illustrating the life histories; brought to its highest pilch in the oganlzcd. the right draft. In houseajhnt do not exhibits of inseuticides and machinery great Ferris wheel, itself designed by The Uall Broa. started up their saw­ have the*** drum- a large part of the for years applying them, and some exceed ­ refrigerator manufactory and1 fuel is wasted. a young man only thirty-fire of mill. ingly_intcrw»ting wax models of in­ age. He sees eloctrirai science de­ folding-bed works at Flushing with a At a lawn party the presiding genius sects; those of the chinch bug and hop veloped far beyond any foreign inven­ full force of hands in all departments. of tho lemonade stall was a wellplant louse 'being especially note­ tion In the latest instrument, the tel­ Engineer Hofferbecker sad Fireman known New York woman, and to an worthy. A convenient labeling of the autograph. M«Mub^j. of the Duluth X South Shor*1 inquiry as to how she kept up the. various exhibit* and a s|>eciali*t to ex­ In fact he sees the culmination of mad. wWe drowned in the bay at Mar-' standard of her wares she replied, plain them makes this the most con­ the nineteenth century in the work of qusttc by the capsizing of a skiff. showing a quart jar of dear lemon .Vbea «bo bad 11 JUrca, «br C->’ venient of any of the collections for Americans and wrought by the’Amer­ .Both were young mea, unmarried. All » BRAIN rrx* juice: “I keep one or two or more at study. In tho same building, in tho ican nation—the triumph of the un­ The Commercial Electric company of' these in roaerve. and add It by cupfuls exhibit of the National museum, is a flinching will and broad American Detroit gave a chattel mortgage on it* 1 os the ice weakens the drink, putting small display, consisting of typical spirit of this country. | stock to protect its creditors, for lift,. ’ in more sugar, powdered of course, con­ specimens of insects grouped very sys­ The young man Is no true American 900, to George E. Fisher, as trustee. stantly." And the result was pcrfec- rlmrited with n-bb tu: • M. tematically. ' who does not come away from the Pumps were stopped at the Usruutn tion lemonode at all hours. Berthm Nnrlux* have Iw’ii bdd - ru ■ , fn the Agricultural building, the ex- World’s Columbian exposition with a mine al Ishpeming and the shafts will emtri f»«r trial wlllicut Imll. tixr-i. hibit of the experiment stations con; greater sense of obligation to his coun ­ ■I wt4M«.1 wrtttna rartL'.*' t-1 r-tuad IT a- : cor—l. COMING MODES. •aanafeMl-auod by amat. 1VES1 *n LI VCR FILLS ! tains an entomological section mode try and of the service which he owes be allowed to fill with water. The mi*MCkRrertaaho. ri.’L.i»n"-", Uv*C C'JxpU^.-, mlo. -lllbe 141. tor . Je.r or more. | (g “J7iul,nt lor aoarS*onactLl>T«p«i»ut:> l .’otuUraHtja. ' by the contributions from different eX­ her. and with a deeper, prouder appre­ OUABAMTCIiS liu.d *aly by —---- — —| 1.000’bUsbeS of Ibe -’mlt w. rr l-i> ' pcriment stations of tho country, and ciation of what a country he has to b ubrua, tt^ shot a chicken hawk. He took it home w. H. . Sole Af ni’i 1 ’'Atr’'* illustrating principally the injurious live fur. and, if necessary*, die for. Unmchskibt fringes, frilled, sleeves, xrputid of J. L. B‘ *l-' orchard a ' " ' . to his wife, remarking: “See the part­ tunics and kilted dress skirts appear ’ ago. tl*vy.*<■*»* l*,,r4l' -‘ 1 ■ ' insects of their respective states, or William E. Rumeij, ridge I have shot" The game warden* among features of the newest autumn * would pkk Uva-. . : species which have been particularly < took him st his word. Fined 1’0 and AN IMMENSE VASE. studied at the various stations. In THE WORLD’S FAIR. Mil NEWS. I MoTESfROMTHE Hood’s Cures (^hin/biai? iiloQ. The bested Strictly Pure White Lead Children Cry for Pitcher’s Csstoria^ Children Ciyfor Pitcher’s Oastcria Children Cry for YOUNG MEN « VITAL TO ffiAKHDOO. I the Canadian exhibit in the Agrlcultural building is a Well arranged col­ lection of Canadian insects prepared by the entomologist of the Central ex­ perimental farm. In the Manufactures building can be found a considerable collection of Japanese insects In tho Japanese section, and there is also an interesting collection of insects in copal located in the American section in the northwest portion of the build­ ing. In the Anthropological building there is a fine series ‘of Colorado but­ terflies and m<jths.~-Jn the Kansas state buildintfTs a collection of the in­ sects, of Kansas from the Agricultural college. Illstorio IX«Ura In Liberty B*U. u-_A^_b A YOUNG GIRI’S FORTUNE. AN INTERESTING SKETCH. ■ .'■ d ;W No-tuajr zpreala *a *tronyly to a motbOr** a?t-v<(.ni j* ii.,r daurfho-r Ju*t budding Into w ? Kitliood. Following & *u instance: "Our HlaiictM. now 15 years of age, bnd n- •। .-rriniy afflicted with ot-rrouine**, and « ••! I Mt C1K) entire tiw-ol h^r right urtn. She w-u' t H't.-ii * condition that we had to keep for t.*»m icltool xnd abandon her music les•O.H In fact, feared St. Vitus dance, and V but for an invaluable remedy sh*' ■ iidhara bud that terrible affliction. " *. ■ . ’tnnioyed physicians, butsherecrived *’ . -n.-rit from thorn. The first cf last August rh •> wrjzhed hut 75 pound*, and although ahe h«* -akon only three bottles of .Nervineshe nov wi'igta HMpoum!*: her nervouanM* and artapUMMi<»f st, V t<« dance are entirely gone. «”MA«uds 'K-hod regul*rly, and atudfea with Co nf >r’. sad Nmj has recovered complete wnjjw appqjlte l« e^iendld. and v: ,.^tay bnXtorr CMXNaawndml the rvm- • bottle. w« iwssa Si’lM Dr W i> «■* Kootoratfv* Marvin*tasoM by all l^a’n.’T^’MSSS^k’S! lud . IMI rr--oipS ot pric*. SI per bottle, six ■m far K. esprvsa^repald. It is positively trance of Administration building was cast in Troy, June 23. ITiceleiM relic* of American and foreign struggles for liberty enter into its comp<Mition. ; Among the relics were sabers, musket ' barrels and bayonets used by the fight-; ers in tho American revolution. Gold : and silver from the mines in all states and territories and over 250,000 pennies from school children also enter into its composition. The bell is 7 feet high, 1 7 feet 4 inches in diameter at the mouth, and weighs 13,000 pounda The Fine Arts building is a pure type of the most refined classic architecture. The structure comprises three large pavilions,* its total length, east an‘d west, being 1,120 feet, and its extreme width, north and south, 500 feet. At the Intersection of the central and east and west pavilions is a dome 00 feet in diameter .-and 125 feet high. This la surmounted by a colossal statue of the type of the famous figure of Winged Victory. AU light b sup­ plied through glass skylights in Lroc. Oik I 1 id " WUlUm M.UUon. >lnd T..K Ell«>x,tb.n ruff, .re irrowlng bwrurd to deth la . boaM ow.«l by more K»"'r»Ha net, mull, luce or fluffy । bl, «>a-ln l.w. John Q A.lamv ol leather. But thl. .tyle ol | M,mo.^Thelxxly wu recovered Iron, otJr , tall women. Schoolcraft township. Kalamazoo I Bbown shoes are not made of goat county, has 210 farms, with 4,030 seres this season; the leather par excellence kid. It is light weight and । of improved land, and 503 acres lew! is Russia , - --------—---------fflossv. lands to the foot a ' WlUlam Goon of J.-t-'"' 0“ wheat were raised in 1893 than in 1802. very rrTT K lo“J’ which lends ... --- -------------- - — .« -- .leider I jr»r V”.’, e ■ ■ ■’> ■»“■«* T• I KU *>>*• ■1' “? “!?'■ at Pre*ton's grove. Mount Pleasant, was ' ilunn change in the sleeves. The large, full ! tlu. hint, fiw s* vers M • • largely attended. Manistique is rapidly recovering from puffs are gradually disappearing, und , wa- otl the recent fire, and all of the burnedI in their place is a bell-shaped sleeve b<nt*e. A 1 buildings will be replaced with more made of trills lined with definite color. I II .irrMi-d m.ta got <lrm ’ i modern and substantial structures. |< lx Paris bags are being worn to ’ ^nl ..irvpin St Mary’* rhu: * ■ I match the dresses and arc in pretty . truU Gov. Rich has decided upon Novcm-' n..r.<l w» lnu.1 a* i“ «•'*•”’••• ' . bar 7 aa the date for tho special election ■ contrast. They hung from the waist । t||t. . The new Liberty bell at the west en­ to fill the vacancy In ’.ho First con­I1 by ribbons or by girdles of beads and pendant taasels. tassels. They They are are of of various various *(trr *(irr * .l.-i-v’Vr etr«Utfl-gressional district caused by the deathi | pendant I of J. Txigan Chipman. . shapes, aud have overlaps. BernardCalahan, of Kalamazoo, aged A Dear More uiuo. GOSSIP FOR THE FAIR SEX. 70, wandered away from Burgess hos­ u... V —TT" I Paris has a number of very peculiar pital and died in a patrol wagon while Mlle. Jranme C hatvtx, the Uw present time, more perbiuTvn, tne first nrsi being returned. He haika cancer. French doctresa of law, hasprofeiwr held since hw In?'. 1 ,““Owpo,to< or ^>P" <*•■> »ny city. Ih .!«( William Gunn, the third man connect­ a the girls colleges ot Phris. i mnt® doh has bev frequently spoken ed with robberies of freight from the law in the girls* colleges ofHou Pieris. rue wifnnna x, j' of by tourists. It is exactly what it LAHGXTT TURXED VASE 15 THE WORLD, Michigan Central, pleaded guilty at Tick wife and little daughter of M. professes to be. an association of <lcsf polished, and shows to splendid ad­ Jackson and was sentenced to three, Paul Bonnetalcu the French explorer, and dumb men, all of them compara­ vantage the coloring and graining of years in state prison. journeyed with him to Senegal and as tively wealthy. It is Uhtial 5>r a man the red cedar. / * An abandoned schooner, L. L Lamb, far as the Niger on his recent trip. thus afflicted and who is in a position was picked up by fishermen at Tawaa The two daughters of the banker, E. to retain a staff of domestic-, to retain City. The craft was in full salt and । P. H.?rgumini, of New York, have sur­ these as interpreters, but in thia oiuh The world's fair Palaeo of Mechanic waterlogged. It waa loaded- with pulp­ rendered their private fortunes in or- there is no pandering to modern Ideas, Arts, together with the machinery wood. dt - to pay the debts of their father s and no servant is engaged unless he or ar.acx and power-house, cost 81,200,000. Jame* Hiler waa shot and killed at ■be has lost the power to either speak It occiipics a plat of ground 850x500' AJpcna by Wellington ■ Scremshaw.; feet, is spanned by three arched trus­ Hiler and a woman were quarreling ursdats and Friday* are students* or hear. As a result the establishment ses. and is surrounded on the four and Scremshaw interferred. He waa at the National gallery In Lon- » as aflent as the tomb and is an exand nine-tenths of the aopyists e**dingly unpleaaaut place for an or­ sides by a gallery 50 feet wide. In arrested. wall thcmsalvcs of the privileges dinary human bring to wander into. A larg* area of ground over the Suite To get *v*r the apparent difficulty of rated traveling electric crane for the bazy mine «t Ishpeming caved In, nsrpurpqjtu of moving heavy machinery from one and of the building to th* other, bnt at prerenft need in carrying World’* Fair Uuitdlog. 'In the Washington building nt the world’s fair Is exhibited the largest piece of wood turning in the world. It is the work of J. L. Nygrcn, of u'acora:i,nn employe of the Tacoma Lum­ ber & Manufoaturing company. Mr.' Nygren spent about three months of his time making a special lathe and turning from a single log of eodar a huge vase, six feet high and four feet across tho top. The vase is highly | g •Mit aft Grid ter attempted feioofom �/ |_ DOUGLAS S3 SHOE ho'VVip. Be.t in tn« world. >3.00 15.00 1400 13.50 ♦2.50 $ 52.25 smuggling in the n^y* Officcra and Mon Strongly Tempt), ed to Break tho Revenue Laws fid)-? FLOODS IN THE SOUTH. A WANDERING CROWN. Wonderful vfclsaltudes of tho Sil­ ___ ___ . ..ow <>rIran. »rtrk» ver Coronet of Hungary. Hulldings and tJeslroya Plantations. RIO AGAIN SHELLED. kui&gj atfta Brasilian Capital - Groat Lo«a of Ufa I ln Jtaporte*—Citltrna Panle-Strlekea. Rnute betvron Graod RapHK Datrotl IkOXDuN. Oct. S.—The Brazilian rebel ; fleet ugain Iximbarded Rio Janeiro ae- ' ■nr cording to a dispatch received by a leading bunking house here. The , McCord dispatch says that many lives .Alto Elmdale were lost and an immense amount CUriLMrUle of damage done. The resident* of • ‘Lake'MeaM Rio, who for many days have . IWtoOMQ 'Sun Held been living iu dread^of such an »asMui liken suuIt, were panic-stricken when they (Braud lx?« heard the first shot fired and fled in IjtnsiDK Detroit confusion from on>* part of the city to IP. M. another. The total damage cannot be I —j---------------ascertained from the dispatch, which Xv irtowarildiiy i* brief and does not go into detail* | I Erf more Panic Amons the Inhabitants. J •• G,^1^00 A dispatch received by the Exchange Ar {Grand terf«»> ■!» Telegraph company says that Admiral---- — ------- Weal -- ------ t Hrouiy Mello reopened tire upon the forta de- , ~r~—r/c;,~ fending the bay of Rio Janeiro. The ..** Lauslug ledt-e dispatch adds that the bombardment : „.. Grand Mulliken continued without cessation through- j ., Saofleld out the day. Provisions in Rio Janeiro 1 ,, Woodbury .. Like Odessa arc selling at famine prices. Panic j M ICtarksvlIle among the inhabitant* again prevails. ' ,. tOmdale .. Alto 1 The Brazilian legation in thia city . .. McCord I furnished the Press ‘ ,, Bast Paris ----- United —r-— ., the follow. Ari Grand Rapid* lug information receirwl received in Ins In dispuicuoi dispatches . • Monii.e, Ala., Oct. L—A southeast gale broke here Munday morning about Tragic InddMU In tho II it tor) ot Uxa 4 o'clock, and the wind, blowing at Fa tnon* Emblem of * Double least 50 miles an hour, sent- lhe water in from the gulf until the river reached ; The news that smuggled goods, sup­ Royal street, which is four blocks from "More precious to the loyal Magyar posed to have come from the United the river and at an elevation of about State* man-of-war Kearsargc, have re­ 15 feet from the river level. All heart than all the embarras derichesscs, ' cently been seized ut Norfolk revive* tho wholesale and a portion of lhe re­ whether of barbaric rudeness or me­ city is somedollaro4 feet dieval splendor, is the ancient silver ! te !;E to th^±!: t□’Sta ’ ' tail district writer of undlhe ’ W^n^r crown of Hungary—battered, dinted , etrong feeling in the navy that cJcers worth of gootk have been damaged. and black a* old Iron. We gaze on IL” mad* 1* th* total and men on board the vessels of the .... , .... The “ pilot boat Ida Low was driven says a writer in the Argosy, * with rev­ RhoulJ bc Panted to bring in - ^fitXalocudam madeMrfta***1 free dutiable articles so long as the on the wharf at the foot of St Francis erential awe: for surely no crown iu f, u uiitloecLnoml.-iHy°*f footwear। value of such article Is not great street The buy boot Heroine «as the world has undergone such wonder­ ' u1 1. Doutrta Shoei. N*ra« enough enough to to make make their their udmission admission aa driven on the Mobile <fc Ohio wharf and ful vicissitudes. When the royal lino . 'Xuw *.»«*•*11 of Orfad bceamo extlnctfHungary was source of any considerable loss of rev­ almost totally wrecked. The Crescent •* filled with confusion. The pope i*'«>cllton’ MM*’ , , enue to inc government. Men and ofenue to^rgue. the government. andSun of- City, another bay boat left Point* B ■ .L\ & BhONSON. |fleer* us the NewMen York * arowued one candidate; the diet elected Clear al the same time the Heroine .. . • • I- •• •1 .! thinks, plausibly enough that since did in the morning and has not another, who immediately donned the It is re­ coronation robes and lhe sil^r crown. the ships of the navy are already so since been heard from. His pretensions were speedily sup­ vr vi-x VT'-ctaaely packed with the things they ported that .three dredges working on Y'-;' ’ • : 1V71-™ must necessarily carry, there can the channel have been lost It U also pressed by the king ot Bohemia, who ui_A.ca.vum) carry, mere can kurroundeil the walls of Buda with his [ hardly be room fpr such quantity of reported here that some 50 miles of lhe troops, and carried off both king and ; foreign merchandise as would cut an Louisville &. Nashville railroad along crown to an Impregnable Bohemian ‘ important figure in the cuatom houwe the coast are under water and that the fortress. . Biloxi bridge has Wen swept awsj* by [-or in the commercial transactions of "Otto it Barati, waa then chosen by • •!> y m p Nothing has been hesrd ■ *•» 1 the country. Every hquare inch of the gale. government at Janeiro Rio Janeiro the nunsur'laiu. ns their future ruler. ' from I----- ~>the ’->»neni at Rio »r 1 available room in nearly all parte of tho from the gardeners in the marshes east on condition that he should first re- 1bv.rlng d.to October I: ; ' |Gru,a Sx | ship is occupied by her belongings or of the city and the worst is feared Tb« Ir.Btirzeni nquadron under command of .. Portland corer the famrma crown, with which Admiral Mello la sill! In.the bay of Rio Janeiro Ar Uoata In this city houses have been un­ ‘ I needed for the convenience and com­ tho fortunes of Hungary have ever with tu fighting elamenta weakened. Many of I ’’ {toward City fort of men und officers in moving back roofed. trees blown down and one cot­ been so closely connected. The Ba­ lhe member# of the crowa of tha rebel warahlpa 1 *? ton warehouse has succumbed to the • i .and forth, co that it is true that no varian prince agreed to the conditions, are deserting dully. <>unn< the recent enpre- | 2r 11 rfmore ' gitflt bulk of merchandise could be fury of the gale. All the smokestacks and, disguising himself in the garb of .. menta between the land forces and the fleet tho . I ----------------------• Zrery day, other* w'tet days only, t i ' stowed without inconveniencing some­ of all the manufacturing industries a merchant, he set forth on his quest aho re artplery damaged soma of the rebel vesoo signal. ■el Two nteamers that attempted to land In-' ' Parlor ears on al! trdns, brtw-ynGr blown down. Street body to the point of rebellion. Ou tho have been and reached Bohemia In safety. He ■urgent• at Santos and on the Island of Santa Rarlds and Detroit. Sads 25 «“«’• car traffic has been totally sus ­ other hand officers and men arc, for speedily learned that the country was Catharina were repulsed. The land forces are I made HiUnton station. (.rand iUpIds wRB pended beca-jne of the damage to the most' part, not rich enough to buy on the verge of ruin; war had deci­ united and loyal to the government Public Chicago* Warr Michigan Raii.w*t ! prectoua stones and like small articles the .electric wires and the city will no mated the population and exhausted opinion la wholly opposed to lhe insurgents The foreign ministers at Rio, tha ID* J -of high value. It is true, however, doubt be in darkness, as the waves are the national finances. The land was Favorite route to the sasenwr r*a*» <’° w '1'rt5k|^.°?K untilled “U>rawiiroM I the lhe kingking­ cable odds, backed up by the com­ , northern ‘ that officers and men do pick np curios and the resources of Mtabigan. ? y 'helow^t rtb. I'eder lhe£ manders of the foreign war vessels, ofTrains leave GraaC Bapjds for thte*«o, • < of one sort or another on their visit* to are being narigiitcd in boats and per­ have gone so far in the matter of pro ­ circumstances tho value of the Hun­ testing to ~ , foreign conntri^a, and doubtless many De Mellos against fur] •ms P. M. Arrive Cblcam* «.-s0 P. M., ---1 — » »~to’ sons are now wading up to their armboml^nlwent M diplomatic : ’^3^; ;£ £ Igjb of these things come in free of duty. garian crown as a trophy of victory pita in order to save goods. It is now " was at a discount The misfortunes of ther ’ An officer returning from ^he China permit Every | — Will conceded by all to be the worst storm the impoverished state and the dire courtesy Ktaticn some years ago brought a pack­ that has ever visited Mobile. d«wrlpuve brought to bear, necessities to which it was reduced de­ argument was tbs insurgent adj.u~i .’.1< L , age for a brother officer who was not 5 :Prtosky ard Bay VW -----------The southern part of the eity present* stroyed chivalrous sentiment and na­ not only on — then, coming home, and was required a scene of wreckage as if it had been tional pride. The supposed merchant miral but on the government, to ef- ,7 jp A. M , and II :15 P M. Dr. WILLIAMS’ to pay one hundred dollars duty on it* Parlor car* on Car tralhe and bombarded. The towers on the court­ profited by the situation, and soon en­ feet a peaceable settlement of the i lkht ’ MEDICINE CO., trains betwvm Bav View. Rap* contents. house and Christ church are tottering. tered into such successful negotiations trouble, and avoid the daily increasing Chicago and Detroit Through Schenectady, N.Y. • It has long been understood that harrora of war at Ria These friendly tween Hasting-! and Kay I lew. rta-CtK. « iad BrocXrille.OnL j cigars and liquors bought abroad by Dredge No. 5 turned over near with the harassed and pauperized R y.. D. L. * N. R R-. and C. * W M. RX the lighthouse ami three men government that he was enabled to se­ but vigorous effort* sectored a delay Ask our agents for further particulars I officers of a United States man-of-war last week of a few hours in the hoatili- write to were thrown into the angry waves. g KOKos DaHavax, , may be brought into port free of duty. At great peril the crew of the cure the possession of the silvercrown. tira, but now, it seems, they hare proved "Elizabeth, the widowed queen of to be entirely without beneficial re­ >• ttenojrro ’ . The theory doubtless is that such tug Capt. Sum steamed to the rescue King Albert of Hungary, was the next sult, and ahel.'s will continue to spread tbc Grand Rai;.d.« Bus- , things arc purchased for consumption ' and save*! two of the men, the other to disturb the safety of the silver death and devastation in the capital l’aAd S.'Parillu^Propr. aboarrJ 8,,ip. and, as supplier of the being lost An unknown white man crown. The death of the king had city until the stronger power triumphs, i ‘ ’ voyage, are not properly dutiable. loot hU toolinir while wading from the plunged „ the country into a vortex of i That is true a* to the great bulk of Coion depot »l.U» loot at B..,ernmeat steUe ond contusion. In the midst ot The capture of Desterro by the rebel* TIMETABLE. , such a/ticles. Wines, liquors and cl­ .land and „»» Mv.pt under tho brtdge the contc,t ,|,„ r^lvM to escape has added greatly to their strength, In effect Jtuy 30. I8U3. and has made it possible for them to '1TV H AW * KarA for the ward" roomi are usually aud drpwnvd. • . from the dangers which threatened. 1 I 1JA.PIIL, ; fcon^ht abroad. It It Is ts cheaper che bought aoroaa. usually The storm reached ita height about 1 her, taking with her the ancient prolong operations indefinitely. Stations. to buy champagne and other expensive o'clock p. m.. when the wind reached a crown MichL After taking refuge in Ger­ THREE WERE KILLED. । French wines in the West Indies or velocity of "5 miles an hour. From that many she was reduced to abject pover­ almost anywhere els*, than in the hour the fnry of lhe gale i-cgun to in- ty, ouu ju ,., v Another Fatal Accident on the B ir Four I XOBTH. and in her distress >he pawned the $7 5,000.00 Road tn Ohio. . Kslainiuoo Lv.. . United States, and of course flrat-cla** crease and the wind gnnlually changed hbtoric crown of Hungary to EmSli.'HlG.OOi - - - -for three • •thousand• C.XOSSATL O OetX-A. .=» cigars nre cheaper in Havana, for ex­ from southeast to wvst. The ram has pcror -Frederick r t hr hw» of the State o ample. than here. Nearly all naval been falling in torrents the entire day, ducats. Indignation tired evert- patri­ o clock a. m. freight train Nd 63 on the Crea-M-y . Michigan. 1 officers ’moke, and if an officer cruising and the city is in darkness an<! there otic Magyar heart: war was declared, Big Four railroad ran into three load- 5ttlo for business Dec.lS.iw^ in the West Indic* expect* shortly to is not an electric light of any kind and, after much bloodshed, the bat- ed flat cars nt Edgewood. The cn- cioverd.i' gine was lifted bodily from its trucks i Shultz, • be stationed^in the United Stales or to1 burning. Nearly every hathliQnse along the ‘ garian army ami taken back in triumph and the tender thrown down a 3o-foot' fiASTIX,; j bc on leave or waiting order* he usu­ ally lays in some thousands of Havana■ western shore was blown down, and, at to Buda, where it was locked up it. a embankment On the front of the first, ।. Reynoiis.CMbler. cjpars. Sometime.* he buys them। Morgan’s an attendant named Graham fortress and guarded night and day by car in the train three tramps from through the wardroom caterer and. was swept awafy with five bathhouses two state-dignitaries chosen from the volumbus were riding. They were Woodhur Ffw l The Magnolia and Magyar nobility. The strife and tu­ pinned in the wreckage and two of Luialng. j sometimes directly from the wardroomi and drowned. r. H. Pewere. »:. B. Mfeser. stores. He get* them a good dealI Cooley’* warehouses were blown mult which fqr so many centuries sur­ them boiled to death by escaping steam. Th* other was fearfully' Grand Rapiih : dowu, and tjvo unknown uegrocs rhe* ter Messer. ■ cheaper than he could buy them at rounded the silver crown only in­ I home, and he feels justifleil in giving’ were drowntsl in the cotton yard. creased its moral value and heightened crushed about the head and breast, '----------------from—the debris — only , I , Magnificent uhlw all <wer the city its significance, finally winning the and -•— was taken ------- -------- ----------» .irtLirtmrnyiD in Harry a box here and then* to friends ashore., are laid low. -and the earth Is cov- due Station*, recognition of Hungarian needs . to dieC auomy shortly aticrwuiu. afterward. . The truck! ‘ There is ’the best reason to believe, ‘ up fo^ •»!*«"* about eno 200 v*rda yards. I■ ' however, that officers do not purchase1 ered with the green leaves whipped and requhvmenta. The brave Magyar was* torn The wreck train was summoned and --------J. from lhe trees by the fierce w imfe. •OCTH. ■ such things for civilians, and thr offi­ race stoutly refused to denationalize the crew begun the worlL of clearing Kalamazoo Ar... cer who should bc found making >ner-- Houses all over the eity have been un­ itself by incorporation with Austria, Cooper Lv.. the track. While prying a car off the East I roofed and fences blown down. Richtan u June!. ! chandiM of hi* privilege* would be and nt last the necessity of self-gov­ _________ Cressey u ii ade in ttia conditions unanimously snubbed by his ship­Nf.w- OaleaXB. Oct <I-A very high ernment for Hungary was admitted. rails a tie flew up and struck Williamt Hobusch in the pit of the stomach. It i windstorm, amounting t<» almost a cyFrancis Joseph of Hapsburg was sol ­ mates. Everything that men drink is thought he is fatally injured. ■ cmvenlale ' and smoke in the wardroom of an1 Clone, visited this city late Sunday emnly crowned king <>{ Hungary us The killed are: ' Shultt American man-of-war is from ten to night, doing great damage to telegraph .well as emperor of Austria, and ncJoe Jordan. * ehalrmakcr of Colmcbua, O; I nABTIsn« and telephone wires and causing con' cepted'witb the silvercrown the double James Murphy. Columbus, foundry ®m; | forty per cent, cheaper than nn equally ' ”’ Coats Grove. good article ashore in this country, sideraWe loss by blowing off tiles, etc. responsibility of the double monarchy.” Joseph Blanch. and there is no club, however well Patrolman 1‘lrick Hauer was struck Th- injured: . ORIGIN OF THE EAR. Frauk Broffcrman. Van Wert. Q. both legs | jqn I). managed, whose wine list is a* cheap and killetl by falling bricks from au broken: K M. Hughes, operator at Edgewood,. Lansing... in proportion to quality as that of the office building ut the corner of a Made Ic Ont of tha Gill ■ leg broken; Wltltam Hobusch, section hand.' Detroit.... Tchoupetoulas street. No further loss wardroom. It is Impossible, however, Internally Injured. Grand Rapids tor an officer to bring any considerable of life is reported Superintendent Gibson, of the Big ’ Traverse City When the fish camo ashore, its water- ■,I The Louisville & Nashville suffered breathing apparatus was no longer of quantity to thi* country as his private Four, places the blame Oiame on the tue switch iwiicu Charlevoix... • 1 reio-k«y .... property, because of the everpresent the most disuhtrous washout in the his­ any use to it, writes Prof. Henry n<lK«w. They had ------------run three : Vtew. nm ot ope hutidn*! slxtv-nine difficulty a* to stowage. It happen* tory of the road. The line is imputable Drummond in McClpre’s Magazine. At loaded ears on the main track and had .-«-nta. »:.<t an attarney’i«w*. » fee I occasionally that a United S east of Chefmentcur. if miles from ’ ..--j 11—-- - ’ ■* State s sMp first it had to keep it on, for it took a • gone back on the siding for more cars, ; i .vi.b-rf for in 'idd morta New Orleans, for a distance of 15 miles, vc.clii'Cist taw fcMVlnx W? i>c«-ti •! iroui.a fawdirn foreign station station sudd suddenly goes ami from lhe statements of the train­ long time to perfect tho air-breathiug , thus trespassing on the fast freight's PMiups on siKnai uni). » j.. ; • nrr :!ie inopeyv weured Uy I *rom apparatus which was to replace it. 1 i5m^ trxlns at fl** stations ns *oou a* <h«-y can *• otrtof eomminsi'in upon reaching h.-nwy r <tr.y oort tben-of: men it is learned that the entire line to •era. .’..ta .___ l>y virtue >1! tbr power of perhaps when aH on board had «- Mobile has suffered more or less. Two But when thi* was ready the problem । All train* will stop »t crooked Lake rr«n ta*., hi sold inortXAK*. - • DEBT IS GROWING. *• * —* --------1., after a short was, what to do with the earlier organ? when they are Rukk"! _ , . . , , . _ - - -S............. ..... mad- an«t pr»i*1«ieo. bouw [b'l-MQ TO OO bridges are reported down—one at Huy Itanace mast be •» the depot at lra»t S wh»- I •j :i u on SMturrf*) the ■top in port. In such case the ward- St. Louis. Miss-, and one al LiloxL Nature is exceedingly economical, and | utea before leaving time of train*, ao thul agrsO 4 conhl not throw all this mt-ahanism 1 ,-rember. A. If.. MK>. *t ft* r<x,m ,'or-» are all W'M to may have time to , beck H prorony; <•*» • rwtaa* | dltlon of thr Treasury September 30. .hall -11 at public 1 room suwee urc . Mi-*-and traftc is entirely suspended. away. In fact Nature almost never i .nav not ro fora arrf •mtn next train. biddea. «t the oerfb । warrfroom or divided among th« <«» ♦ Mixed tnuha wnl be run at the cnn.MteM* t Washington. Oct. 3.—The public Miles of telegraph lines along the road ue.’eurt Ho ne in lhe city of i fn the latter ease some L're»gn are. down und communication has not part* with any structure she has onco debt sBitement issued Monday shows of the ecmp*ay, *i o re*» rve tl.e right if ■ rliiX the place wflerr Hie t h > cer*. I dutv trecthe time of »ueh train* without nuCiew made. What she doc* is to change it * i;.irr . Cmmty I* botaeni, the ‘ gtora* doubtless come ashore duty rrec- vet been recstablishnl. the net increase of the public debt, les* into something el-w. Conversely. Na1 ribrd in *.td morWMC*. or »o • — in the treasury, during the month ' Bepora. •’< “ ~‘rk““ ha'l tun’ seldom makes any tiling new; her cash ' l* may be necessary IN LOVE WITH HIS FIDDLES. September to have been W34.798. been received from I'otnl La Hack* and method of creation is to adapt some- of in-.ual itu’e on’ said mortJ iwi ]*-r cent. Interest The interest-bearing debt increased vicinl: V. The .leeple ot il» eo»rV'OU«> thing old. Now when Nature started > "<:♦. together with »n alter- Bruaeoyi which in________ The debt on ” v and the .teepleottheClhoUcAoreh out to manufacture ears, '.he made SI50. thirty dollar* I covenanted rrtng an Insurance of S9O.OOO. the !><vini*es brink described The fondue** of musiciiws for their were blown down. ’“’J'" them out of the old breathing *p- terest has ceased since maturity u- »» all Hurt certain piece or and the debt decreased $00,770, 2 ' ’ *' junwn .xiiddc*rr1 t>c<1 :w foil**’, hnrtrument* i* proverbiuM hut it 1* were wreek.4 »ud it I. told that tour paratus. She saw that if water could !bearing no interest increased >437,130. LrtoU. wenJ killed. Almost evennth iriwt .|u«rter o( th* south , was a reduction of >4,408,277 in .. swtlon twenty-one <xl> town doubtful if there are uny more eo- plnntotion on lhe lower const has Mil- pass through u hole in the neck, sound There could pass likewise, and she set to the cash balance of the treasury. The . ZAiuie leti wr«t in Itarry county thusiastlc collectors of valuable in­ Mi-iii.:.ui.cutitjluing forty acre* of strument* than the violin virtaoM, ‘‘■Jtl. reported that three children were work upon the highest up of tlic five interest-bear!ng debt is >585,037.740, Ramenyi. The niacitro know* th* gill-slits and slowly elaborated it into the debt on which interest has ceased *intUH»!». As'iffuee of Mortgage. pedigree of avery famoys violin in the killed In on. ot the little .eUleraeut. a hearing organ. T.t'olGlUiVK, J ( since maturity, tl.934,770. au I the debt :\>niry |..r A*»igureof Mortgage. Every world? and, if hin fortune were ustf- below Magnolia plantation There never had bcea an external bearing no interest, $374,804,204, a total rtlckot sugarcane in down, but may fictont, it is probable fie ivonld aoqwtro ear in the world till -this was done, or debt of >Wl,3M.97Si The certificate* e«M ... -------w_ — th* greater portion of them. Il in c^* not be much damaged, to the eaneta nnygoodew nt»nd bujf »— — —— ........... not™, o««t by .n equal traunry Jretlon la not large, but itisconnidorel liable to rreover from the blow. U«r. live in water do not seem to use hearMORTGAGE SALE. , amount of cash in the treasury, amount ’he nur- ing much, and the Bound waves in to $570,2H,368, an increase during the • • . .-wing been made la the conditions among the very best in existence, •un­ at • • iiiortgsgb made by John Horn Jr. bracing as it does fine specimen* at Sirt""halt - violent ’io-‘ fishes lire simply conveyed through month of $4,610,482. •“ ' .thrtrii Horn to Charles A- Wlesseman. Amati, Cremona, Guarnlerius, Stradi­ the walls of the head to the internal | The gold reserve stand* at $93,582.’- I January Jtst. A. D 18*4. and revovdod ear without any definite mechanism. “ 172 and the net cash balance at $13,293,­ 1 of the register of deeds, forth* vari as, Lupot Magini and others. The and destructive■ 'rf Itarry and Htatc of Michigan, ou the Ban Francisco Examiner says Remeuyi Set Apart tor a /om. .aUoo. But M M tand life began, owing 461, the total cash balance in the treas­ o nf January A.D 8M. 1n lltoraof mortWashington, Oct 3. — Preaident the changed medium through which ury, September 30, being $106,875,633, g:i? - u . page sb. <>o which mortgage there I* •arries more Insurance on hi* violin* el.v- .nito he dur al the date nl this nolle* th* and expresses more solicitude abmt Cleveland haa signed a proclamation setwaves mu*4 now be propogated, against $107,283,910 on the Sint of Au•• ' four hundred and aevr.nty-aln* dollar* lapd in a, more delicate delioate instrument was rero• • ' <- eent*, and an artoniry’* n-r of ifteen then than most people do on and abwpt ting apart a largee tract of laau -eol — reservation, it will And hence one of the first . n. . pmviiird for In *a!d rr.oruagr. and no their live*. His collectlbn consist* of Or»r>n ‘Cascade -.lion. U will things attended to was the construe'rhe increase in the circulation ' -----ding* at law bavin* own Inatltte •ixty-two instruments, and the value vtxt Ung this aaacytaR ’ ’*----------------‘-'♦Mear. t of national bank notes since September errroetaUdtaonUiau? 'v n-ovtrthe moneys arcured by said be known us “Cmcogv ----that he place* upon them would make tion" and extend* from the (olumma tjon Improvement of the liver and mgutaM tha r'■•r*. «• or nny pdrt-thereof: ---- ----------------80, 1W2. has been $35,911,854, and the < :b> refore. by virtue of the power of MJ* an insurance man's hair turn grag. Hrar IM mllra wrthwd. belnj «bo« --------------------------Crary Over Kaadkcrchlef*. Increase during the month of Septemcniita. eil In »*ld morRMe, mu! tbr*tAlute tn In width, WklnglK the C»<■■; u r.ixe inartr and provMed. nottoe la bereoy Strive a* he will, he canpot induce tha M mil™ range. Hereax-cx - --- ------------A very strange case was recently 19.710,291. -The total outstanding 2l»- Hot on Saturday the fthday oCNovember, age - ate to write a. greater risk than emfo be allowedHereefrer noboundaries, settlement heard in a Vienna police court. A September 30 was $208,592,172. within the A l> ir». at ten o'clock In the forenoon. I abab thonenntl dollars on »“ them, and "S, -■ ■ —J—*— monomaniac, who was formerly a j ' ■ ~-------------------- ;----------- — *- ' -it public anettan. tn the high* $7 bidder. ** ninety thousand the :.**th front Onor of th* court bouse In the । on nn this amount .mount pays pey» —r»— premium annually.heOfcheerfully course they do wu.Mo Fund* for__________ Chicago University. well-to-do baker, had ruined himself , <'h> < 1 Hastings, (that bring tho Prrrsni’ROM. Pa., Oct 8. — Several not--aH accompany ennnally. Ol coarra In his travels, Chicago C‘hicago , Oct Ito 8.— The University of ---------- ----------- handker- ! rrrn, *v- fourhim or five specimen* opened coffers Monday and a mania for — collecting *»'»u*, r«-, w«. „. — * •1 n- tte ctrrult court for Barry emintv Is hold- 1 ---of his personal baggage teti jn' $3i»,u«0. This sum, which will At the commencement of the that ,Tere idle all summer started rl lb- premises described In s*ld inortxaffe. or 111. epnnnlt hlete. of AtthU the ,in<ul»r commencement of UMd the — .•«_ hobby he “?— M^ndey mornlnfr. The pUnt7f7f" ■•:*i.-h tli-mof aa may be necessary to pay the t tours reprrrk-ist. In hi* eye* convenient In these time* of prevailuTh. nlant of H. » 1 an .nt due on sairt mortgage, with Hi but eran «><•nsiderauiu w...— - to pay as much aa four .«■ five pound* Lloyd’s Sons -^ons company eorapany went on os in full *-n I” 'cent mteeret, and all legal o>*U. U*e*ber U>»t lorn, pnrtcj "Herb-n" Ladyship” are two cejVed on endowment*, v. amount for a cr/eted mouchoir. Hit <levuL<n> wlth the exception of the sheet*miH* *>'' ui ni.are*)*8 fee of fifteen dollars fortune. "The ing stringency, waa two payments re­ ru‘- :unt**i for therein. tb« premise* being on concertconsiderable which are reldom out of >343,000 was from the Ogden charity to thi« fad brought him to poverty. Af*er several month* of half time the nUH tu said martgage a* nil th st piece Titan” and "Her Ladyship” are two edred on endowment*. Of the amount de ho haa twelva fan(j and D. He then fall to stealing. length he Pennsylvania company’* Allegheny3 »trl panel of land' iyhuC "Hunte In special pet* birs and forrefused the other Eoeicefeller. apprehended, and on At search being "K which are reldom outthe of >-.>43,000 was$75,000 from was the from Ogden John charity I’*- tonu*h,p of Kbitv. nF the CoostF shops resumed in full. t. b*rr) and State of Michigan, aud known sight. For o^b ho has refused twelve fun(j and $75,000 waa from John D. of twenty-five thouGored |o D^th, made by the police in his apartment*, 1 The Homestead works of the Car­ dev nbed a* follows: to wit: I iwr.b out <iu-4rtrr (N K U) of the smith thousand dollars negie company are running as the ... ’ ~41*- •* ar*. They hare joist Bcnuxerox. la, Oct 1-Richard “^‘ea orders require. A special from Newe*it Hu-uter 0tBU) of soetton four (S I) and sum of twenty-five thou­ tb- vmth east quarter ib E of the south MM astonishing ;* * heiYjtfote leather ea*e, and afred 80 veara, a well-known cifc classified according to qu*ner <4 R 1()«7mM *erta»n four sand dollar*. They have joint occupa ­ «.u'k»o«odH p^f^.wHh which oldb. master's solicitude them ‘ Mount was gored to "pcclal pcrfumcs with which they -i one iT I) unrtb of range nlnewestlb B* the would epical but for th.for ycncta^ midPleasant, bT°ctu. “clt, Th. «*Si«rate oj. U>raenKmU»U»SheMo«orall.y.teel . — ------Mo 1 “ to *. h*UrV-JEL. "^••ouvuntag «lghty seres ot toad more or tion of a heavy solo leather case, and । mill resumed operations on double turn the master ’s solicitude for them ....old of Ul <U.trra. When h. few. tb^ £*th 7 J«™d Ute untorttmM. mwt u> be | ■with a full force of men. Bated August 4th. 1N3 would bo comical but for the genuineCHAKIJU A. Wjm*xmax. W. Ihrctcmed u-ltb Injury. to. lun*Uo wylnm. aui of hl* <H*tr*a*^when he fesr* th*y b Mortgage*T Couihov*. . ALorney tor Mortgagee. ♦2.03 LACK* ♦ 2.00tl.75 ran «ov» ♦••7s SSavtac Many Oppnrtpaltleo to Ohui. I J <S«rta». Abroad. They Very JtamraUy • West to firms Tbero Home. Hut .V Nerve Blood Builder Chicigfl, K&1&D&M8 ii I a is jt i rax™ ARTERS CURE ” HEAD ACHE WIL Pfll. SHAH DKE. �Hastings Banner Thursday, Oct. 5, 1893.___ MARSHALL L.COOK.gdltor. ml HA8TIM0S, M1CB-. PO8T0FWCB, august 14. 1879. , -s' EDITORIAL NOTES. tariff hearings. *X-Sp«»k^< Recti Spcsk* Dl»re»pcctlul)y of Them. ' Thomas.Reed Ju the New York Press. The Committee have given a few hear­ ings te persons Interested in the tar|ff, which have been very limited in time, and the committee have themselves been forced tQ. cease their questionings upon Important matters because of the shortntssrrf time. ■, . ,; Whi>.5 effect the presentstloh of these ■ matteHho the eomnranity; will have upon the country is more than 1 know, but the presentation ot the spectacle or mills-pi$. er completely stept, down or working on one-half and one-third,time will tmke It* Imprest upon |he country in- A P?081 8e,‘lous and somber way. ‘ If that’ does* not convlnce the people that they did by false ptomix-x. Pnaun** made to them ‘before vlecduu have The society connected with Emmanuel Church will be entert • Ined Thursday Oct. 12th. by Headsmen J. Russell, G. Tomllnaon, B. Dickerson. W. Holloway, Wilkins, C. Jordan, R. Bates and Annie Beasmer. Supper served in society rooms from five until seven. All are cordially invited. t The semi-annual convention of the' Barry County Association of the Y. P. S. C. E. will meet In lhe Presbyterian church on Saturday afternoon and evening Oct. 14th. Full particulars next week. Usual services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 10:30 and 7. Y. P. S. C. E. meets In the church at fl. Led by Maurice Grigsby. All service* onL standard time. The Ladles Aid Society connected with । the M. E. church will hold it* annual. meeting In the parlors of the church Fri­ day afternoon ot this week at 2 o’clock. 1 Officers for the ensuing year are to be elected and other business of Importance• to be transacted. Ladies of the church| and congregation are urged to be present. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary So­ i ciety ot the Methodist Episcopal church will give au autumn tea iu the church, parlor* on Wednesday Oct. Llth. from> half past five to seven o’clock to which1 every body is Invited. At two o’clock: standard time, ’here will be held the an­’ nual meeting for the election of officers1 and other business. The program will1 consist of a "round table" on lhe subject1 of "The Columbian Exposition and Miss­' ions,” in which all memberajare Invited to* Join. But certainly the spectacle of the crit governor of Vest Virginia makil not «ty the eommlttee-ra^m but the criiltol vocal with his eateries against proposition to Interfete against protoctloa of 87X per cent for the product of. that great and growing state, and' bls« denunci­ ation of any attempt to disturb the pros­ perity which was bringing her steadily to tie front Is one that is calculated to at­ tract the attention of even gentlemen who fcel themselves Interested by tho many treatises on free trade. Critic—Miss Rose Goodyear. ' President—M. L. Geer. Sec’y.^(.ra. Florence Bownt Subject at the M. K. cbtJ f rooming, "The Growing Phi ■ ^utar evening aerviees. zXithe annual meeting for the .electioni ft officers of Hie Epworth league, Tues­ day night, the following were placed In office:— President—Mrs. S. M. Fowler. 1st. Vice Pres—Miss'Lou Isa Nagler. 2nd. Vice Pres.—Mbs Effa Simpson. . 3d. Vice Pres.—Mlsa Phyllis Diamond. 4th. Vice Pres.—Mrs. W. R. Cook. Sec’y.—Jason McElwain. Treas.—MIm Olive Heath. Organist—Miss R. Striker. ster—Miss Bertha Rider. • English carpet manufacturers have Hastings Municipal Franchise El a satisfactory experience during Ixuigtm will meet at the house of Mrs. t few years, their export trade deelin- Erank Pancoast Friday afternoon Oct exeept to Canada, The shipments ot 13th. at 8:30 standard. All ladies inter­ . (English made carpets to'tbe United -States ested, are cordially Invited to attend. Rxcohding Skchetaky {during the first seven months of the pres•ent year were 200,000 yards, worth 8100.­ 1000 less than Inst year, owing to the In'crease In the'mAnufnctore ot carpets in . j tills country. । The Textile Mercury of Ixmdon refers , i to a recent visit made liy Mr. Hubener of !.the firm of Messrs. W. ± J. Sloane of j New York, to England, endeavoring to I -sell American made carpets in .that coun- I Henry Crocktord to Albert L. Knowles lot* Middleville. 840 >. Isaac N. Keeler to Mary M«e lots Middleville $190. W. P Stdnsin to K. T. F. Dodds lots and mill Delton 914000. Audrt w Htoke to F. C. Stoke roa. see. 33 Thonumnlt- 8<ooo. John Holdrn to John Drummond parcel sec. 2 Bralrfeville <400. Peter L. Edmunds to Wm. R. McDonaldsKOa. see. 3 Bnlliuiore S'ZiM. Newel Raymond to Peter L. Edmonds ‘Jia. sec. 3t Carlton. 83000. try. and says that although Mr. Hubener Harriet Htumpt to David Stumpf Ma. sec. 21 A ’ Rjria SJOO. "may doubtless encounter much opposl- / John Owens to D. C. Keed parcel sec. s Barry tion and no end ot prejudice, yet it the, 4o. 82000. ' Daniel 'firm has.seriously determined to sell a Barry 81.L. Davis to C. Courtney parcel sec. 17 David Durkee to David Ragla 20*. sec. 12 Hasportion of their product abroad, they are Ungs Imo. undoubtedly In a position to force a foot­ Chas J. Stewart to Jacob Qappan.jparvel see 10 Orangeville 8225. ’ *«*» hold in these markets.” This firm has .prepared a special line of styles to suit GAMINS IN ROME; * European requirements, which, owing to Their Tactics tn Extracting Coins front the rebate of.the duty on wool, they may be enabled to do. A correspondent of the New York The chief obstacle, It appears. Is likely Tribune say* that the street boya of .to be In the delay of cqllectlng this dpw- Rome have all tho curiosity, shrewd­ b*ck, but, as the Textile Mercury says, ness and impudence of ntreet boya In general, together with some traits pe­ ‘•The American Government Is patriotic culiar to themselves. They • have a enough not to stand In the way of such an sharp eye for foreigners, and have de­ enterprise!" and "the move of the firm of veloped no little skill In extracting Alexander Smith «fc Sons’ Carpet Company coins from them. Tha Tribune’s letter requirea watching very closely In England. writer says: I got into a dispute with a With all our knowledge of the textile aria cabman because he demanded a tip in derived from generations of Industrial an­ addition to hi* regular fare. While we wpp» talking a little fellow of six or cestors, weesnnot afford to Ignore the •even years stepped up anil said, in a .ability of the clever men, chiefly drawn paternal, assuring tope: from the old British stock, who conduct "Sixty centime* is enough, sir. The the textile Industries of the United Stales.” rascal is very impudent. Don't give It remains now tu be seen Jnst how "pa­ him any more.” In the same breath he asked me for a triotic enough” the American Government soldo for the sen-ice rendered. I is to its American Industries. handed him a cotn, laughing at his grand airs, and he received it with a The party now in power waa claimed by condescending gesture. Then, os the driver reached for his whip, the boy its members to be tbe party of the peo­ made off, saying: “I’ll see you later.” ple. It has been set up as such and wori I walked on, and presently another •hipped as an idol. The name of being "Yes, signor, you are quite sight; thia the representative of all the people has a great charm about it,, and this evidently Is the rood to the Vatican. Give me a led to Ito victory at the last national elec­ soldo.” I drove him off, but id a few minute* tion. Doe* the party now In power really another came bounding up. representthe people? Na.’ kt really repre "My lord! my lord! you arc losing sent* the rich; the few and not the muses. your handkerchief.” The great head of «be party ha* shown That wa* another soldo. ■ Next a bootblack,' hardly more than himself thorougoiy In sympathy with Wail Street, and the power of th* -great money fire years old, caught sight of th* for­ eigner. •enter Is evidently placed above party "Your boot*, air! your bootaP ha promise*. The rieh of their party are be­ shouted. ing well cared for. The representative of I tried to ignore him. He appealed the United Bute* at the Court of Rome to my self-respect. “But, my lord, such boot*!’’ he ex­ lias just been appointed by President Cleveland. Did he come from the toillog claimed, as he trotted along at my ride. masses of this party that Is alleged to “O Dio mio! What nasty bootsb O Santo Madre di Dio! What boots! I really pity represent the people? No, he came from you, sir. Indeed! such boots! In fatol among the very wealthy. And what Is more be bought bls position with his monAU thia waa uttered in a tone of pro­ ey—with eold cash—subscribing and pay­ found moral conviction, a* if he cher­ ing 850,000.00 in cash to help the presi­ ished for me the moat disinterested dent of the democratic peoples party be feeling of regret and sympathy. But when the appeal failed, he dropped be­ elected. Such a party doe* not represent hind ma a few step* and changed his the people; It represents the few. tune. "Just look at that American! Ooe can What have the tollers and wage-earners boot*! ” received tor their votes? Work? No. That was too much for me. Rather Employment? No. Food? No. Money? Ho. Loes of work? Yen. Loan of money? Yes. They were Inducod to vote the way land I guv* the little Imp the job he the mile in variety. Ladles’ Wam, Gents’ Warn, lUh-Hposklnr CcuntrU* Aloao. been kept, and now the ruinous threat* Luckless Street Waadaro.-a ta the made by lhe free trade party is gelling •» Groat City. it* deadly work. tbe tariff is a business affair and not a foot ball of politics there is do hope of our gaining wisdom from experience. We are just now paying pretty heavy wages t»qur new teacher, and the result ought to be exceedingly beneficial to the country It the price of the wages is taken into ac­ count The effect on tbe committee is something1! will not-undertake to propb• esyj because I am unable to know wbkt ■ L. Geer Saturday evening Oct. 7th. 1893.• woald be the result of the contact Program. minds, unused to business or bow Rome and the making of Modern1 will combine the vast amount that they/do Europe—Mrs Henry Bailey. >n*8 know with-the little, which the s^ort Outlines on Economies—Mrs. Stauffer. Village Life In Norway, Synopsis—Mrs. tiufe they have given has enabled / the Holloway. nniiufacturen> and parpens Interns American Charity Movements— Mrs., th| tariff to present to xkeni, . ‘ j 4 . । ' } ; : _ • j A LONDON TRAMPWARD. fortabla Bertha—The Stooa Most people suppose ^t those luck­ less wretches who take refuge in the casual wards of workhouses have a rather good time of it at the expense of the rate payers. Nothing could be further removed from fact. borne unionsand their officials treat "casu­ als" better than do others, but "bad is tho best," and. as a rule. London unions rank worse than country ones, SL Giles being the very worst of all, for the shopkeepers who constitute the board of guardians—not of the poor, butof the rates—in tliat parish Im­ pose upon casuals a task of stone break­ ing which noable-bodled man, no matter how powerful or bkiliful^-snd there is skill or “knack" In stone breaking, as in other things—could possibly perform In the time allotted, says the Pall Mall Gazette. Hence, os failure to perform the task means being charged at Bow street as a "refractory pauper, and a* magistrate* never, or hardly ever, believe aught the accused "casual” says, a night’* lodging in the Macklin street, Drury Lane. "Bastille," usually means a month's hard labor in Pentonville prison to follow. The casual ward of the parish of SL Ursula is not far from a main thoroughfare and la not^pen until eight p. m. On the occasion when fate caused me to seek it* shelter I had about thirty com­ panions in mlsery-<ll ragged, all dirty and all down at heel. We were hustled Into a large room, which had, of course, that harsh and chilling aspect common to all workhouses. The "labor master"—they used to be called "tramp masters"—Who had admltted us took hl* seat at a table and commenced to take our names, etc. This was the way in which he went about it: "Now, then. No. 1, come on, if yon are a-coming." Tbe man nearest the bully crawled forward, hat in band and body bent forward, the very piotore of abjectnes*. "What’s your name—if you’ve got one?" “Titpothy Snooks.". "Fine name thaL How old do you call yourself?” "Forty, please, sir." “I don't please. What are yer?" “Nothing." "So I should think," grunted Bully, and made an entry of some kind. "Where did you sleep last night?" "Nowhere." . "Nowhere!" repeated Bully. "Ain’t you a-going hack to ther same place?" No answer. “Where arc you going to?" "Anywhere." "Anywhere! Here, that won’t do for me. You must say where you’re going,r “ even if it'« only to make a holo in the water." Bully laughed at his own poor wiL Snook* muttered something and1 Bully wrote it down. "Have yer got any money?" "No.” poc^U.n.lpluh'J^tewth.tbJkeL- English-speaking countries have four dUlteol mlle^-th. h,S80 t«t And Lhe reogrAphlCAl " Motic.l mile of «.0M, fnuoe Ot .bout ooMwrath th, two; then there 1A the Scotch mite of 5,928 feet and the Irish mile of 8,7.0 feet: four reriou. mile., erer, °™ of which l> .till In mm. Then »bnort e,er, country ku It. own .tendird th. SL Ijonte craL The Romans had their mil possuum, 1.000 paces, which must have been about 3,000 feet in length, unless A cream of tarter baking powder. we scribe to Cw^r'Uerlonerle. greAt .tennlDK ctmclty. The German ratio Highest of all in leavening strength ofStteyUMdnMeet Iu len<th, more __Latest United States Govern­ than four and a half tlraea aa long aa ment Food Report. our mile. The Dutch, the Dane.> and Royal Baking Powder Co., th. Pruralan.',enjoy a mile that 1. 18. Wall St., N. Y. M0 feet lomr. three ‘‘‘“J the length of norm *»d the swtea get more exerelM in walking one of their mile, than we ret te walkter mile, for their mite te »,1M yard* REDUCED RATES AT lonir. while our. la only l.W The Italian mite te only a few feet longer than our.; th. Boman mUe te GRAND RAPIDS. ahorter. white the Tuacan and the Turkish mile* sre 150 yards longer. OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. RATES 81.25 per day. Rooms 5o cents. The Swediah mUe la 7.M1 yard. long, and the Vienna post mile is 8,790 yards Meals 2* cents, Steam Heat BEACH A BOOTH. in length. So, here is a list of twelve different miles, and beside* this there are other measure* of distance, not counting the French kilometer, which is rather less than two-third* of a mile. Tbe Brazilian* have * mill!* that is one and one-fourth times as long s* our mile; the Neapolitan mlglio is about the same length; the Japanese ri, or mile, is two and one-half times ours; the Russlant verst i* flvs-elghths as long s* our mile, while the Persian standard 1* a fesakh, four and a half miles long, which is said to be equal to tbe porosang so familiar to the readers of Xenophon’s “Anabaaia.” The league that I* familiar to readers of French and Spanish books varies Just as does the mile. In Brazil it 1* three and ’ Latest styles. ftnmer Lowest prices. Pure Violins, Guitars and Bjn:os stock of the best strings obtainable. two-thirds miles, and once on a time in England it was two and a half miles long. ____________ CURFEW IN COREA. ( "In Seoul the curfew rings at dusk and the gates of the city are locked. Then the men retire to their houses and the town is given over to the wom­ en, who must make their visit* after nightfall,” says Rev. H. G. Appenzeller In ths San Francisco Chronicle. "This in the law and this is the theory, but it has fallen into innocuous desuetude _ in latter years. When I first went to ; Corea in 1885 the practice was quite [ rigidly observed, but the nation is be­ ; coming more enlightened and is slowly I adopting American or European Ideas and customs" Rev. IT. G. Appenzeller ha* for the past eight years been a 1 missionary of the Methodist Episcopal church in tho hermit kingdom. He has h®*” on a 10 tn Pennsylvania and is now on his way | back to Corea. "1 went to Corea in 1835,” says Mr. ’1 Appenzellvr, Appenzencr,-"and ana waa waa one one of or the toe first Hrs* <>f °'v <*”<=>> >■> U“« lor food, ox>d..r a h.*., penalty. .xc.S M U>. municipal alau«hUr houmj Kvery animal la not only anbiootad to » eloaa aclanUSe lu.ratl^aticn but STMeimHna nf _ _ , .. ' were marched off to "bed" (?). At rix a. m. wo were turned out Into the «taaU/ employed. . f.R. fflNGOfl.ST, The Reliable Jeweler. ThE KENT kingdom. Up to my departure last pointing to one close by. And so went year I wa* tho superintendent of the on the examination. mission in Seoul. At last came my turn. Bully, who , "Coreans describe Americans a* a was evidently not a bad judge of men, •first-claaa nation.’ They believe in us at once discovered that I did not be­ and regard us as friend*. Not from long to the habitual trump brigade; ' any individual preference; but simply .nd weorftaely te order to ~ me, put an additional question—viz: ______ ... . . . «pn«d h.n,4 .* Appenxeller, "I received the kindest "Are you ............................ g and at picking attentions from magistrates while oakum?" ; traveling in Corea and wa* recognized “No.” by the king. Our college was given “Well, that’s all right- You’ll have a good spell of it tomorrow." w • 1 a standing in the kingdom, and thi Now came the food. / A regular medical work of our missionaries was pauper, or inmate, entered, carrying highly esteemed. Seoul is a walled a wooden tray upon ‘ which were slices town of about three hundred thousand people. The wall la sixteen miles of bread, and each casual was ordered to take one 3ice. This was our sup­ around, forty two feet high and twentyper. Having eaten it. we were marched five feet thick. It is faced with solid into u shed and hvere told to undress. masonry. The native chronicles say Then each man had to walk across a [ that it was built in nine months” courtyard and plunge Into a bath of J WOMEN AS SHOEBLACKS. water. The one supply of water did 1 for the whole crowd (at some provln-1 rial unions, notably Melton Mowbray [ A custom is rapidly gaining ground and Northampton, the same uncleanly kind of cleanliness prevails), and soap in France, and especially in Toulon there was noL Next we were marched and certain other towns, which, it may into the dormitory, which is simply a safely be prophesied, will not find brick-floored shed like a barn, along much imitation in thia country. This the sides of which were ranged rows is the employment of women as street of what looked like shallow coffins, shoeblacks. The French women shoeblacks are but which I, from previous experience gained at the Salvation Army salvage mostcoquettishly gotten up, and as to their cap* and frills have somewhat wharf nt Battersea, knew to be sleep­ ing bunks without bottoms except the the appearance of hospital nurses, and floor of bricks. In each of these waa a it la surprising that though their occu­ I* a tolerably they m al-­ straw palliasse and one rug orblankeL । pation ' —7------ * dirty one uacj fu*«>rn ..I..* and tidy; some of. As we had left our clothes done up in WAVM Be ®“ clean bundles In the bath shed, it may be , em Mre d°1nir the polishing in gauntimagined how we shivered that winter ! leLg\°Jes'* , ,, night through. ,In In which they are em­ At .lx ta th. raoralnj.b.U ru; 1 >*' And tho tramp maater enters. "Kow, I Amlrioa^GniL "V™ EnKluh then." hereout, "onto, ft, an oi ' to ttrat the whole AflBlru.ijLJ you! Tumble out! No skulking here. Joke, Are nnmeroaa. Roll up your mattresses and put your It I. eeia that one res«m lor the oc­ shirt* on top of ’em." (I forgot to men­ cupation being a popular one amour tion that each man had been given a "collection of holes with rags around women of a certain grade In lUe la that them," supposed to be a night shirt *°“y “« the fair politer, hare inorwhen he left the "bath” over nighL) ried opulent customers who have been Improved by thair ahlalng quallUea Quickly we dressed and then marched Picks Cp OuuidTr^Tn out into the yard. Some of the men It is no uncommon thing to see * were selected as cleaners, others as stone breakers and others aa oakum /totting about followed pickers. 1 was among the last Each t^” <»”• dtAtlnct brood., .11 of man was handed a bundle of short d fferent rises. When the incubating pieces of tarry rope, almost as hard as P«>ceaa 1* completed the cock bird iron. These were to be unraveled into lead* his young ones off, and tf he spun yarn almost as Quo as Cos* silk. There wa* a time when such a task »terrific combat with him. TheVanwould have seemed to me impossible. Sd’S** JS? witho°t • "ingle But practice and experience, if they do the Other- ’funded by two brood". walks away proudly V not make perfect, at least teach one even to pick oakum, and by the aid of the worn heel tip of my boot I man- For dinner we were served out six ounces of bread and one and a quarter Boos' Watches. iAwmt, Do You Know GAZING AT TH&NBW MOON Is a beautiful and impressive sight; but. DRINKING NEW MOON TEA Is one of the most delicious pleas­ ures accorded to those who enjoy a fine cup of tea. I Ijave just re­ ceived a large invoice of the new crop of New M^on Tea and it fully equals the besf^ recommends ever given it. Why dont you try it? Whenever you want .groceries or canned goods call on me. S. E. PHILLIPS. We handle more fruit than others. Why it) iff Became, we always aim to keep the best and sell cheapest. This week an 8 lb> basket of Worden Grapes. 25c. They are fine and sell at sight. New Valinda Raieina, nice, 12c. Croee & Blockeoul’s Chow Chow, 40c. / jCrcss <fc Blockeoul’e Table Salt in jars, 25c. x Dtaaected Codfish, per package 10c. Mixed Spices, with recipes for making pickles, per pack­ age 10c. One-half lb. flat can Col­ umbia River Salmon. 10c. We have just received a nice assortment of Library Lamps. Also an invoice of China Ware. We expect to out-do all former years in these, goods, and will sell them for profits will be small. Has & VaiAraiffl. Furniture and Carpets Rugs and Draperies. We carry a nice large line of these goods. J ust now we have an especially fine line of cheap Bed Room i Suites. If you need any­ thing of this sort call at our store and we can cer­ tainly suit you. “Panic Prices" govern everything inourstore. Wehaveabig line of Chairs and Rock­ ers that we want to sell. Hiram Rogers. Opposite Fred L. Heath, the druggist. Between TMEaiMJET F you save time you save money. You can save a vast Jamount of time if you are loos­ ing for Lumber, Lett, Sinuses, or any kind of building ial, by coming directly' to(n« and not only that, you will save money by buying of tu. We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get a living. �Thirty ynrs ago Tuesday the Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company. of Barry personal mention. I and Eaton Countlea modeally bowed to tbe fanners of these counties. To say t bat it haa ThurU*y» Oct* 5t >893. j Smlu,» of Detroit, Is in the made a great success la a mild way of ex1 pressing It. It now haa a capital of 98,­ nesdj ’ y ’ 1 ' M ‘ BaUer W° ln Charl0“« *«L 000.000.00 and a metnbcrshlpof 6,000, and what la more It has the confidence of everybody. The growth haa been aub-i Ur-C- P. Lathrop returned to Detroit slantial and to-day it is ranked among the Monday. soundest mutual Insurance companies. 1 ■ xzW\M. Wilkins left for Ann Arbor We are Informed by" John Bessmer Tuesday. Over Fred L. Heath’s the that mgny people who subscribed for the/ / R. Cook returned from Ohio SaturDrug; 1 -• special premium. tower clock have not paid their tmtocrip-fk dayD.noon. as yet This la an Injustice to Mr. Over t reive hundred guesses, tlons Bessmer. He haa done his work faithfully j Wm. Allgeo visited relatives In Bradley foiir'.vr u of them were correct and weH; has put In a system of clocks) last week. 1 naiiieh <arri« Nash, Ray that give good satisfaction and it Is wrong . Mrs. A. D. Nlskern Is visiting Albion withhold the money that rightfully be­ friends this week. Thoiiri'. .Miss Julia Fisher, S. to longs to him. The people are^mlebted to \V ., . her. Miss Frank Bi- Mr. Bessmer, through whose enterprise I N. A. Yates, af Vermontville, was In i'il1)1 Freeman, L. A. the clocks were secured, ami they should the city last week. appreciate it. . Mrs. Walter M. Wilkins returned to \V-t M i -s G.. Edger, Gertie /'Levant McIntyre’s barn, on Ida farm (V.inserth Lydia Crookton, near tbe city was burned to the ground Chicago this week. Phln Smith was In Grand Rapids Wed­ Vi.;.- Grigsby, Louis Besy Friday. Loss about 8425 and Is ad­ nesday on business. ln, r Bert Hayes, and Alice justed at about **375. The barn is sup­ ' Mr. and Mrs. Will Hams left Saturday to have been set on fire by a five- . ------- "••• V,i . In order to decide posed the world’s® fair, f«lr. year-old son of the hired man. ft seemr *~>r Uie wh . 1... titled to the prize (A that the little fellow got mad at his sister James Barnum, of Lowell, visited at 'A. round trip ticket to the and attempted to set the house on fire. He D. Cook’s last week. caught at It and soundly spanked. A Worlds Fair) slips of paper was Mrs. Bachelor, of Buffalo, N. Y.. Is vis­ little while after the bam was discovered with the names of the four­ In flames. The report that a span of iting at Miles Main’s. burned up with the bam Is false. teen .11: will be put in a hat, horses Mrs. Ira VanValkenburg went to Grand “We have been to lhe world's fair our­ Rapids this morning. -A'll Kl’AY Oct. 7th at 5 self and one of the principal exhibits in o’cli. k ?. m. and the last one each building and department (we speak/ Mrs. W. JJ.- Holloway's moll mother and slathe card) was “Hatrfls off” in three or 4’L"1® ’*»ltlng ber this week, out. will he the lucky one.- by four languages and at the end "This The >.:ty of the coin was 1863 means you.” In the Michigan department/ . Misses Eliza Knowlton and Phyllis DiaTi.-ket is good for 10 days. of the Forestry building we noticed th^ -jnond went to Chicago last week. following: “Woods that will not stand Mrs. Melvin Mead,«of Kalamazoo, visit­ The >ir:t .ring will take place handling will not staud using. Michigan ' atm;, store. The lucky four­ woods are not of that kind. Handle them ed friends In this city this week. Fred McPherson and Fred Kurtz, of if youpvish. This means you.’’ It is un­ teen should be present. Kalamazoo, were in town Friday. necessary to Inform readers that Michigan Mrs. Philo Jones, ot Grand Rapids, vis­ woods are receiving the seal of official ap­ Hastings Banner. 22645562 FRED L. HEATH, 1 proval to a very gratifying extent—Ex. LOCAL NEWS. ’ ■ i It is on record that a perfectly healthy German professor died one night, because several of his students had, during the day-, made him believe that he was dangerously ill. This is the way with the country at the present time. The people have all told Uncle Sam that he was sick, like the German professor, and now he isaick. The result is that pricesare lowerthan ever and now v is the time to lay in your stock of Boots and Shoes for winter be■ cause prices wont always be where they are at present. The wise man will take advantage of this opportunity. Just now we are selling lots of rubber goods and river boots. There'e a combination on rubber goods that has raised prices some, but we are selling them as cheap as they can be sold anywhere. Our Snag Proof Rubber Boot is a dandy to wear. It costs a little more, but it wears enough longer to more than pay the extra cost. Come in and see us when you want anything in the. boot and shoe line W. H. SPENCE. ited friends in the city last week. ( Owing to the very heavy rains this week tbe Charlotte fair has been post­ poned one dav later. The big days will be to-day, to-morrow and Saturday. To-day .. One 'oor east of City Bank. will be childrens day. To-morrow and Saturday there will be some great racing. There are 64J entries for the trotting and pacing races and all the classes are well filled, the horses having records all tbe way from 1:1<H UP- There are also sev-1 aROILATlON • eral bicycle races on the program. Sever- J This week, 80 quires. al from this city expect to go to Charlotte to the races and It is safe to say that all H,.-. After. changes for advertisemrnta who do attend will witness some of the mu< revthis office Tuesdays al j»test to best racing they have ever seen. Fay ■a.un r-rtion in the issue of the week Diamond, ot this city, will be one of- the contestants in the bicycle races. , wh-:. brought. THE DRUGGIST. POOR GERMAN PROFESSOR • TOOK SICK AND DIED. Miss Lizzie McKersle. of Dutton, Is visiting friends In this city this week. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott, of Grand Rapids, were In the eity the past week. Mias Edna Lee, of Woodland, was tbe guest of Miss Flo' Stincbcomb list week. Miss Nellie Wilkins was home from her school at Grand Haven to spend Sunday. Miss Maude Hough, of Nashville, visit­ ed friends In the city the last of the week. $1,500. W. H. Spence visited Dr. and Mrs. Franz Willison at Eaton Rapids last week. 3 1 u!^ > at’ •jSKTISuKK «■-“ga, ' WE HA VE JUST PURCHASED Mr. W. Turner, of Chicago Is here on a yisl| to his relative the Rev. A. D. Grlgs- H. ■“ n. rent. Enquire at O. D. j Mrs. Chas. Mead, of Jackson spent a i Reduced rates to fairs for 1393 via the Spaulding's Store. | Michigan Central. One fare rate for the । few days with friends In this city fair Week. .. iH'a ■.;’•» of Charley Beamej in , round trip. Children over five and under I th- $>-•-’ building. 11 half fare. far. j 1*. Miss Mary McEfwaln left for Newaygo Tuesday where she has secured a desirable ■ -iu<>kr EJ. rower* Noi $5 cigar, । Dates of Fair I Limit for position. if - - ime: always the best 5 cent I and tor Where Hold rTrnd'to । 8aie_of Tickets, - laduvhe /K B. Messer left for Chicago and other <i».tr :! • United Stat**. Sept. 11 to IB. 6ra«.d Rapids, - I- '.'-J boots at Woolley A Hept. 18 to XL Grand Rapids. hept, at western ’cities on a business trip this 3B to». Mt, sn.' morning. Hastings. . I !;:-year's goods every pair ; Sept sept. M to ». Eaton Rapids. :. v nil: iuy yob to buy them. Charlotte. “Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Cook and Mrs. Geo. Oct. 8 to U C. R. Oasaoax, Btooks left tor the World’s fair Mon­ ;• a >. train ran Into a cat loaded Agent. day morning. e» .i! the Chair factory Friday. . -u:•- • re quite badly smashed. | ll irarn Rogers acd family and 1). W. Coart Procerdlag*. returned from -• Mind clothing to oxchange! Court opened Monday and the following Rogers and family djhlcago Thursday. business transacted: O. D.'SPAt'uuta. Wm. /.aggie vs Howatd Mosher—con­ Mr*. P. A. Sheldon's sister from Grand Rapids, who has been visiting here re­ T tank at lhe court house has, tinued by consent Winger Spicer v* Stephen Spreugett— turned Wednt’day. • Sr:!.4 • -ak. cutting off the supply at l the ., and farni|thltig very dim lights in appeal. Mrs.*I.. Torrey and little Miss Irene are People vs Jessie James, Indecent ex­ visiting Mrs. Torrey’s parents In Hastings. posure—pleaded not guilty. — ixrslle Republican. ?r - M. Fowler has moved into his People vs Wm. T. Rose, violating liquor -.-4 . ) «i • tticv over W. H. Goodyeai’s law—plead guilty. Fined 8-'»0 and 30 days ' Mr. and Mr. Ci H. Brown, of Wood:-■* - •• Tlu-Dr^now has as tine an in Jail, or 90 days In default of fine. I bury, were the guests of Mr. an<! Mrs. efUre 41 tocre is Iu tbe state. Geo. W. Lowry vs Chas. McMore— ro­ Chas. Sherwood last Thursday. 'Iannual reunion of Co. £., 3d. plevin. Verdict for Plaintiff of six cento. ' Shirlie Smith. L. J. Goodyear. Geo. M I f -.vi. t»ehddatG. A. R. hall Chicago. Mn&John Wooten. Walter and Miss Belle in ou Wednesday the llth day of Chicago and return via the Michigan ^Lampman left for Ann Arbor Monday. <; -I"'.- r next at two o'clock, p. m. Central *4.00 Tuesday Oct. 10, -93 en- ' Mrs. E. A. Clark returned to Burling­ . I.a. ..«» fresh ivory points of cow abling all to visit the World's Fair special ton. Iowa, Wednesday morning after a two ■ ••u-i' *:’h which. 1 will vaccinate at train leases Kalama zoo’ at 1:15 p. m. weeks' visit with her parents in this city. Arrive hr Chicago at 5:40 p. m. Tickets ::iy office for r.i) cK fqr each person. IlmitedTo ten days. Stopping at Midway ' Grant Hendershott and wife. Miss Net­ G. W. Lowry. Plaisance and Hyde Park stations for n W. Foley will have an auction passengers with hand baggage. Tickets,- tle Hendershott and Mrs. Isa Dickerson left for Chicago and the fair Tuesday ii-4. hi-residence in Baltimore Wed- good going by above train only in firsfi n-;.i, . b-t. 11th. commencing at one class coaches, and good for return until \jnornlng. ' ■ k. !. W. Vrooman whl cry the Oct. 19tb. Inclusive, in first class coaches Miss Alice Galusha returned to Chicago sale. on regular trains, except on train's desig­ yesterday where she will remain for some ..our Columbian stamps. Cancelled nated as limited trains and No. 8. Re­ time before returning to her home In Ne­ : ai"i 1 । .■ -tamps are selling at 31 per turning trains depart from 15th Street vada. !; ,n v. )■ J>- tht 6 and 8 cent variety are station, stopping at SSnd Street station. Sheriff McKevitt and wife were In '' ' ’ ? per hundred and the 15 cent­ 39th Street and Hyde Park. Middleville last week to attend the silver er* «t $»; per hundred. wedding, of Mr. and Mrs. D. W.' Johnson. The above adage was never more forci ­ 1 Mrs. J. Is a sister of our Sheriff. M - \-Idie Lord, of the Mchan. School f Mu« •. l»etroit. would like pupils in bly illustrated than it was one day last Off the fair this week: Mesdamew Geo. ” •••■; .• .-allure and sight reading. For par- week, and it all happened in jail too. Dl Barnes. James Clark. Will Hayes. N. T. ■ inquire of Mrs. W. H. Schantz, Elliott and wife, of Hickory Comers, to­ gether with several lady friends, were In­ Diamond, Dunlap, Misses Wolf, lllcks, Mb*, blrb-tson or Mrs. L. H. Evarts. specting the new County buildings. After Florence Scoby und Fanny Wood. A • lies who have seen them pronounce doing the court house, they proceeded to Mrs. James McGurn, who has been visit­ the: '.Uri of lamps at Spary Phillipa’ the jail, where they were being shown tbe ; .. .t they ever seen for the mon- around by Sheriff McKevilt. The genial ing at John McGnzn’s. and with other '.■ an;.one desires to buy a nice vafe Dr happening to look up. saw a row of friends hns gone to Chicago to attend the ‘•r'.a i r i.g lamp now Is the time to buy, handcuffs. Thinking to have some, fun world's fair, and will then return to her sty! Spary is selling them cheap. With bls better half, he took down a pair home In California. Miss Edna Havens, preceptress of the I'•••ids A- Hartman arc the new firm at of tbe •’bracelets" and snapped one of • Iu iton roller mill. Mr. Dodds is well them on bls wife’s wrist, saying to the high school, left yesterday morning for a ki" ■■ • this city and his friends are bberlff "Now I've got her. now i’vft got few days’ visit nt her old home in Has­ tings before entering upon her work^at tbe I •••:• _!nd to know he will make bls home her; put her in tbe lock-up Mr. Sheriff.” Tbe Sheriff observed that he had got her University.—Owosso Times. | ! ■'■■■• county. Both are experienced . itid we feel assured they will give In de td earnest The handcuffs belonged L. H. Evarts, of Hastings, spent tbe ••■-• -•• -t of satisfaction. Here's wishing to the Sheriff’s son. who was at thgt time last of the week with Q. A. Hughes and In Chicago and hud tho key to unlock them thru. -ifcce*«. with. In his pocket It Is said that the family. • • • Miss Belle Stebbins, of • ’ 1 Sent. 80tb, at the residence of her Dr’s broad smile dwindled down Into a Hastings. Is with her sister Miss Kittle James Peodlll, of Vermontville, Mrs. sickly grin when he’opserved that the Stebbins.—Eaton Rapids Journal. K IV 1’eudill aged 83 years, and late Joke had turned on IjHn. Married. i ■ ■ 1 <•/ E. W. I’endllL of Battle Breek, WlthJhe sht-bf anairand a hammer the ami mother ol Capt C. P. -Pendlil, de- Dr. was able to break the .bracelets from Havwari>-Morkh<11-sk. Married by fay. A. 1). Grigsby at the Presbyterian parsonage, (eavMf. (,f Prairieville. Funeral at Battle the wrist of his wife. He says the next on Oct. 4tb. Mr. William Hayward, of Onuto( d • k atflhe M. E. church Oet. 8d at 2 tlme'he has anything to do with hand­ vllle, to Miss Gertrude Morehouse, ot Pralr eo’chick, p. m. cuffs he’s going to know where the key rllte. Ouvxr-Fbax<-ois<. Married by the Rav. A cry pleasant pedro party was given A. U. Grlgibv at tbe Presbyterian rarsonaae. by Mi«-» Gertrude Bentley last Wednesday on tho J7tb Kept . Mr. (?. B. Oliver to Miss AGE AND ROMANCE. . nigt-.i. Eight mbles were filled and “riaSusan Fruacolse. both of Kalamazoo. । mg p-lro" played. After the games were McPhkkso.x-Ward. Married by tbe Rev. ( Untried pine-apple Ice, coffee and cake A. I'. Grigsby at U>e PreshyterlAO pareona«. Dliappolnt»d. on S-pL wrh. Mr. Fred McPherson to Miss Kalamazoo, Mich.. Sepft 30.—Fred were served. The first prizes, a cut glass Grace E. Ward, both of Kalamazoo. 1 bottle of perfume and a box ot bon-bons Young, of Roas Center, created a sensa­ —Halu Married Tuesday creniog at | were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. W. N. tion near Delton yesterday by Intercepting FARR tbe M. K parsonage by K^v. Thomas Cox \Clildester. William Houghtelllng. a 70-je«r-yenr old Fred W. Fahr, ot Delton, to MIm Bell Hall, of man, who came from Dubuque. Is., after Baltimore. Clark Potter, a two-year-old boy living months of correspondence, to meet Mrs. K>MRor-Jon«AOX. Married by the Rev. A. with W. 5. Lane, In Rutland, fell from a Youag. The old geutlenun says she D. Grigsby at tho Presbyterian panonage. on OcLitu. Mr. Andrew E. Kenedy, of Hm’■»< "f wheat npon which he was climbing, wrote the "lovlngest Iftters" be ever read. tings, to Miss Martha Johnson, of Castleton. Wednesday of last week, breaking his leg It seems she had an advertisement in a near the thigh. About a month ago the Chicago matrimonial paper, and his step­ little fellow tell and broke his arm from son. Tommy Seymour, carried on the No Name and residence. th? effects of which he had not fully re­ correspondence jpst for fun. and he came covered when tha second misfortune be­ to see the author. fell him. Dr. Lathrop Is lhe attending here Mrs. Young left home and went to visit Physician aud the patient is doing nicely. her parents near Delton, but failed to take the last latter. Her husband found It, Little Glenn, son of Prof, and Mrs. W. and headed the old man off by driving p. Sterling, died Friday evening of ma­ Spot” lb miles In an boar. lerial fever, age 8 years. The remains “Old Young accompanied the old man here were interred near Lowell Sunday after- on the train last evening and tried tn bavt> h&on. a bhoit service being held at tbe him arrested, b*.fr failed, and gave vent to Honea. haidence of the parents in the 4th ward his feelings bWroasting him because he did Sunday morning. Little Glenn was an not see her. jfcrs. Young Is 41 years of »r '™a'” unusually bright, promising boy and bls age and tbe mother of seven children. death la a severe blow to tbe parents, who I two of whom are married. Young Is the nf gre>t B0rrow fc**® U1® sympathy I same age.—Detroit Evening News. $1,500. $1,500 WORTH Sn0E5 ' OF That we will close out at the regular WHOLESALE PRICE of the goods. Remember that EVERY PAIR is WARRANT­ ED to be first class in every respect. Call and examine the goods while there is a large assortment. C. H. 05PORN & Q0. i SIGN. "THE BANKRUPT STORE." I ? "L‘ ■ ' I We are under constant embarrass­ ment in telling you -about our clothes. We don’t want to brag, and yet it is hard to state the facts to sober minded people so that they won’t, seem extrava- gant. X Every year it is our policy to r^ise our standard and we have hit it this time —our Suits atnd Overcoats were never so thoroughly good. but you are the judges. So it seems, Won’t you let us have your opinion of these Fall Suits and Overcoats? . K. K. Grant. • �_ TZfore the Royal and ImpertaiAs Oabtiouof Uhyilc-lans ot Vienna namely: riam. roll rMnrau In —er ne’e mart, J°°ob. deer, no' So coaet irusrde. ' ■rm vitality than thoee of sound flesh, it Is postails to aMftt k them wtthcut ‘“Jurim: snrrnond■U>r rigbed the old men. coming ing healthy cells, or the acocrai well-being of oil of hie trdnee. “It warn ! to long “ThTrKnedtM -ruloyed at Horaells*ll!c alLargest stock H Special attention la givago when there waro't no rowrt-guwd thouah as harmles* an those of Vienna, tar aaeu to Cancer. The ore trsatmoracffecUvs-wholly removing odorthe of B sent 1H basedthe upon etap. here neither Then time. o„ lately everythin* xrowth withinW twenty four hour-.embodied »nd cawineory recently better lor ■ honest »>oll. On e dMk the Inx thefor diseased shrink to »byhard, Write prices tissue ud n to papers read J’rof.dry V. night 'time eaey to pot n light on the eschar until It 1* crowded out by hea thy heal­ ing granulations. There Is no iioultlcing or h-adlnnd. and hometlme. sloughing, no running sores or foul odor. It Is the only known method that reaches and ex­ print or two that way, didn t we. Wil nets every cancerous cell. linm, dear? but now”— 3CANQEK ISaddress *t’or references und other information “Yon shut up! " roared tt ill am. gl’- tho resident physician. M CURABLE Ing hi. parent a very forcible din1 In .!. D. MITCHEL!, M. D. Hornelbvllle, N. Y. <47 Vlthout the knife, wtill tlie riba. “Yon dont know what Town 3 North <./ R.,., 'M M tamher caustics, or polM OOH. you're talkin'about, you dont. me old ’un is a bit queer in the hem., mwter." -he explained; “and he a allu. nolreumbi'. he la There ain’t no nSOn of prliMhere. the Lord know»dt ne W “He say s’you’re a-pry in* scoundrel," •< tl .70 a. much a* we can do to git a bit o she said. .16.70 4-H a boum'ed bread. Matt know, that; dont ee. Brinkley looked up and smiled. r r and e ami w Malt?" , . . “Who is he. Mattr by Lam pl Hut whatever Matt knew she evi ­ nan’s fund "Mr. Monk," she replied, and gave a dently meant to keep to herself, for WK ofsw«4 jerk with her head in the direction ot I3=M she gave no reply. Presently, after a Monkshurst. , little more general conversation. "Ob, indeed," said Brinkley. “It is Brinkley rose to go- He offered a Town 4 North of Rm. my amiable equestrian friend, U lit? two shilling piece to William Jones: H of r • I’m sure I'm much obliged to him. e kiof m and? somewhat to his amazement, that And when, may 1 ask. did he bore ypu w worthy accepted it gratefuully. 40 with his opinion of me?’ Hl “Good-by, Matt,” said Brinkley. But “Last night, whan he come to see in a trice Matt wa* betide him. fl.18 William Jonee. fie said I wasn’t to bc “ I ’ m going to show you the way, ” took no more, ’cause you was a scoun­ LUI idle explained s* she went out with drel poking and prying." him into the air. Brinkley began to whistle, and went 4-i’l nw fl u ex 40 a “ Whewl" said Brinkley when they on w side pn for awhile vigorously touching up were fairly clear of the cabin; “the hl's work. Then be looked up and re­ open air is better than that den; but garded the girl curiously. then William Jones is very poor, isn’t State of Michigan. County of Brrrr-M. “Mr. Monk seems to be very much The Circuit court of lhe County of Barry, in ne ’< df he. Matt?” Interested in you. Matt." •* ^fnUrematter of the petition of the BiaXe of nw M of “lie says he is.” The girl nodded her head vigorously; Michigan for tho sale of certain lands for taxes “But, don’t you believe it?” -46 .’tV then, remembering the odious caress “P’raps I do, and p'raps I don’t; it “o^read’ng^d fillng the petition of the Aud to which Mr. Monk had subjected her, I tor General of tlie Slate of Mlchlgan.pray IftO don’t matter to, you, docs it?” she began to rub her cheek again. lua for a decree In favor of the State of MlchiAn ’ agalnsteach pareel of land therein dr “Not the least in the world." “Why is Mr. Monk so interested in ££br“ tor .the amount, therein specified They went on for awhile in silence; claimed to bo due for taxes, Interest and you? Dtjyou know1?" then Matt, who bad been furtively charges on each such pyre! of land, and that “P’raps it’s ’cause he found me when watching his face all the while, spoke such leads be sold far tbe amount, no claimed ne U “At work?" I come ashore." 10 a ofl nw cor "Yes. tilling tho fields or fishing. By again: “Oh, he found you, did he? Thea ordered that Mid petltfcm will be brought 10 10 “You ain’t angry, are you, master?" on for hearing and decree at the August term the way, I forgot to ask yon, is be a why doesn’t he keep you?" ' of this court to be held at the city of Hasting* “Ha do, only I live along o’ William fisherman?*’ she asked. te tbereuuiy of B*rry. stair <4 Mfcblgan. on thr “I angry—what for?" 9tb day of October. A. D. 1W3. at the opening “No, he ain’t,” »id Matt. “Be’a a Jonea” of court en that day. and that all persons inter “’Cause I said that just now." Again Brinkley began whistling eslcd in sucn lauds or anv part desir­ “A what?" exclaimed Brinkley. “Dear me, no; whatever you might ing ta citetMt Um Hen cltimed thereon by the lightly and working away vigorously btl'e of Michigan, tor such taxes. Interest and "A wrecker," continued Matt, as if ^rith his brush. Presently the conver­ say, Matt, wouldn’t offend me.” Town 4 North of Range iq charge*.«rany part thereof, shall appear In wrecking waa tho moat natural occupa­ “shut ur, old man." said william, anrsation began aJfaiA. 1 f be expected to please her by this add court and file with tbe clerk thereof act 1MO HIS FATHZB A SUDOR. tog as register In chancery, their objections I “Matt, what tilings did you eotae tion in the world. Brinkley looked at he was mistaken. thereto, on or before tbe first day of the term her, imagining that she mu.it be ;wa«- wm busily employed in mending an old “That’s ’cause you don’t care. Well, of this court above mentioned, and that Id de­ ticiug some wild joke. He had cer­ lantern. j "J dun no." \i' ' . I don't care neither, if you don't.** fault thereof the same will t>« taken as concm’ of Hastings. and a decree will be taken and entered aKoflote 103H. . "You have never heard whether any­ tainly heard of wreckers, but ha bad She ran a little ahead" of him, and fcsM-d Upon the entrance of Brinkley the aa pray ed tor in said petition. And H te furth ■ 1040. KH9 thing was found wilb with you wnicn which might j always beliorod that they were a xpe- lantern was quickly thrown aside, and continued to precede him until she reordered that in pursuance of said decree lota ;0G8. 1069, foml to yoar flnAjog yonr rutot.intoiT’’ 1 cies of humanity which had belonged William Jones, assuming a must ob­ gained the last sand hill, and caught a 1070, 1127, ita* ' “No; no more hnr, VJilHam Jonefc to past centuries, and were now as ex- sequious manner, hastened to give a glimpse of the caravan. Then she tbe several taxes. Interest and charges thereon and I1A» tot 1l3nandeH Be says maybe thcy’11 find rue some tlnct as a mammoth. But the girl ovl- welcome to the stranger. Brinkley paused. as determined by sneh decree on the first Monday of lot 11.15 day and reward him. but Mr. Monk ■ dently meant what she said, and was amused. He accepted William “You don’t want me to go any In December thereafter, or od tbe day or days lota IIK3 and •ays they were all drownded, and I I thought there was nothing extraordlJones’ offer of a scat, then he lit up further, do you?" parcel Iiinrui, o, luo .... ....... . nary In the statement. “No."his brier-root pipe, and, while smoking treasurer, oral such convenient place as shall “That sea don’t look ugly, do It?* liam Jones." “All right—good-by." be releeted by him at the county aeat of the lazily, he put a few questions to his H of tollow, “Well.^ince he fonnd you I suppose she continued, pointing at tlie ocean. hoet. But if he expected to gain inShe gave a bound, like a young deer, county of Barry .State of Michigan. Witness tbe Hoo. Clement Smith. Circuit . he ought to know; and since you have “But It is; there’s rocks out there, formatiou of any kind he was soon un­ and prepared for a swift run back, but Jndge, and the seal of saw circuit court ui where the ships split on; then they go deceived. William Jones was no fool. the young man called her. Barry coonty. thia 2Mb day of August. A. D.. rds. th. s‘Wv do relations, Matt, and no claim upon 1883. rds, th. w •-’74 anybody in Hie world, it was very kind all to pieces, and tha things comu Combined with excessive avarice, he “Mott, come here!" (Seal] . Circuit Judge,, . of Mr. Monk to keep you Instead of ashore." She eume up to him. He put his arm possessed all the cunning of tlft? fox. “And what becomes of all the things, and the moment he saw that ths about her shoulders, bent over her up­ Countersigned. sending you to the workhouse, as he Jons G. Na*.lkk.O Matt?” might have done.” ' Register. stranger was pumpi ng him he was on turned face and kissed her. In her im­ “Some of ’em’s stole and some of On this.point Matt led rather pulsive way Matt returned the kiss his guard. 'era's took by the coast guards. They skeptical. . / Presently, however, his curiosity ardently; then, to her amazement, she State of Michigan. “Well.” continued Brinkley, as he do a^y,” she added, mysteriously, "as gained the day. Categorically, in his gave one strange look into his eyes— went on lightly touching his work, there’s lots o' things—gold and silver— turn, he began to question Brinkley blushed violently and hung her head. To tbe Circnlt Court for the County of Barry “perhaps I have dona my equestrian hid among them sand hills. Before .the about his doings. “Come, give me another, Matt," he drgreei* In Chancery. , friend a wrong. Perhaps his unnmin- coast guards come all the folk was “I suppose now, master,’’ said he. said. The petition ot Stanley W. Turner. Auditor . ble exterior belies hib real nature; per­ But Matt would not comply. With General ot said 8lau» of Michigan, respectfully “you travel about a deal in tliat curt shown that the list of lands hereinafter set haps he is good and kind, generous to one, jerk she freed herself from him; forth and masked ’Ucbedule A." contains a o’ your’n?” the poor, willing to help the helpless— Brinkley explaintsl that the “cart" then, swift as lightning, she ran back description of all lands tn said county of Barry upon which taxes were assessed for the years like you,.for instance.” in question had been in his possession across the hills toward the sea. mentioned therein, and which were returned a atrip 11 n!» “Is it him?" exclaimed Matt; only a few months. as delinquent fot* non-payment of taxes, and which uses have not been paid; together with (“Monlc. of Monkshurst! Why, he "But 1 traveled a good dual before 1 the total amount of such laxrs, with Inteiest FROM THE CAPE TO CAIRO. don't give nothin’ - to nobody. No got it," he explained. “This time hast computed thereon to tho time fixed for sale, Jacob Jordan. and collection fee aa provided by law. and the April 12. thM. IT How It Is Proposed to Carry a Telegraph year I was in Ireland." • cost of advertising And other expenses of sale "And yet, according to your own Lino A«-rotM tho African Cootlaeut. “In Ireland, master?" of each otsald parcrt>of land. , showing, he has helped to support you Tho business partner of one of tho “Yea, on the westcoast: do you know Your petltlonrr further thows to tbe court that said lands were returned to the Auditor all these years—you, who have no claim directors of the company formed to itr General under tne provisions of Section 123 of whatever upon him.'! build the telegraph line from tho cape Act -JOG ot the Public Act* of IfW. as delinquent William Jones shook his head. . This was»nn enigma to which Matt for non-payment of said taxes for said yeaia to Cairo has given the Pall Mall Ga ­ “There be plenty wreck there, ain’t e.’ttvvly. except such of the taxes set forth had no solution. She said no more, zette some interesting information. resj there?” said he, suddenly. in said schedule aa have been previously re- io inches, • but Brinkley, while he continued his Capital has been subiu-ribed to the ex­ mriied and remain unpaid: and that Mild taxes thence w ‘4X, "Wreck?” repeated Brinkley. returned to lhe treasurer of said county rdw tbenre e i painting, silently ruminated thns: "Yes; I've heard tell o’ wonderful tent of seven hundred thousand dol­ were by the revend townshin treasurers and city rd 8 ft. ttenre “It strikes me this puzzle would be storms and big ships breaking up. lars, which is considered sufficient to and village collectors, prior to tbe irth day of n :<v, rda. June, im. as delinquent. worth unraveling if ■ I could only find carry the line as far as Uganda. Ths Look ye now. and thej’ (io tell wonder­ Your petitioner further shows and avers the key. Quero, is the young person ful tales; and 1 wonder sometimes if materials are nuw. being ordered in that tbe taxes. Interest, collection fee nnd w »; of nwthe key, if I. but knew how to use her? all they says be true." London and will be shipped shortly. costs of advrrtislUK and other expenses of sale thence * to a the legal fees for personal service of sub­ jiolnt IS rds n ; Perhaps, since tho amiable Monk evi­ Brinkley looked at hie host for a The poles are to bc of iron of light con­ and poena In each cage where sneh personal service dently dislikes my coming into com­ minute or ho In ailent wonder, for the struction. in order to outmaneuver the Is Actually made, are a valid lien on the scveial highway for parcels of litnd described In said schedule. munication with her. But it would bc teg. thence w little man was transformed, instead white ante, who would cutaway wood­ Your petitioner further shows that the said useless to lay the case before her, sidee. df gazing upon him with the siupkl ex­ en poles. From Salisbury the line is taxes on said described lands have remained BHE uvzn. If she la the key, she is quite uncon­ pression which u^ till Dow hin faee had to be carried to Tate, on tha Zambesi, unpaid for nwre than one year from and after date of their return to the county scious of it herself." wore, his face expressed all the keen­ and from thenye to Bluntyru. There the treasurer of said county of Barry He threw down his brush, rose and wreckers, like William Jones, and they ness of a fox-hound well on the seent Consul Johnston will report ths result under the provisions ot Art number two hun­ jHiinl h of Iwg. used to get what come ashore, and dred nf the Public Acta of leal, or under tbe thence rf u» stretched himself, and said: There was also another curious thing of Ids surveys as to the best manner of provisions they used to hide it in the sand hills." of the severe tax laws under which “Look here. Matt. I’m tired of work. “Indeed. Then, U that Is tho case, which the young man noticed: the proceeding on to Uganda, and tho eon-” any of such taxes wete/previously retuned aud for more than one jear prior to the first The sun shining on those sand hillsand why don’t they take the treasure up, word “wreck" seemed to act like magic irtructing party will have to come to day of May, IHM: and the said taxes not having on the fur-off sea is too tempting. I and turn it into money?” on tho other members of the Jones terms with thw natives and Arabs bv been paid, and lhe same being now- due and re­ shall go for a walk, and you, if you arc maining ur paid as above set forth, your pc by wo ft n .-.nd household. At the first mention of it subsidizing tho chiefs and others of in ­ “Why? ’Canse them sand hills is titloner prays a decree in favor ot lhe Bi&te ot In the mood, shall belmy guide." 1 alius changing and shifting about, the old man started from hia sleep; and fluence. There will be nothing in the Michigan against tach parcel nf said lands, for. She evidently was in the mood, for they ore; though they know well he now sat staring wildly before him. way of impenetralda undergrowth* or the payment ot the several amounts of taxes, in­ terest. •ullectlon fee, cost of advertising and she was on her feet in an instant. enough the things is there, there's no evidently imagining he was standing rank vegetation to contend with, as the other expenses of sale, aa computed and ex­ on a headland gazing out to sea. “All right, master,” she said, "I’ll 1 findin’ of ’em!" Mne will avoid the low country and tended to sold schedule, against tbe several parcels of land contained therein, and In add! go." “ Wreck!" he murmured. “ Ay, there keep to tlie high plateau the entire dis ­ “I always thought William Jonea waa tfon thereto for the amount of kwal tee-** for total, ? and s "Very well. Tim. bring forth some it be. driftin’ in wi’ the Wind and the tance. There ore two altarnative personal service of subpoena tn each case where tide, William—driftin' in|wl' the tide." routes for the conveyance of the ma­ such servky Is actually made for taxes of such refreshment. We will refresh the in­ “So he is. ho sayaT replied Matt, prior to I8»l ns are included herein and ner man and girl before we start." Chamterlnlr "Shut up, old man," said William, terials. There is go..l transport from years “cause though he bo alius foraging, he upon which such fees acciued In accordance Bl’k. Tim disappeared into the- caravan.' don’t find much now on account o' them giving his father n nudge: then, turn­ the Transvaal to Furl Salisbury, or a with law: and In default:of payment of the said . ing again to Brinkley, he said: “Be shorter route would be adopted if ma­ several sums computed and extruded againsl Presant^y he reappeared bearing a coast-guard chaps.” said lands, that each of raid parcels of land tray, on which was a small flask of terials were shipped direct to Beira, may be sold for the auiounta due thereon, as After they ha»I rested thamselves, | them tales true, mastert” by law. to pay the lien as aforesaid. “Eh? Oh, -yes; perfectly ture," said brandy, a largu jug of milk, some bis­ they went a little furtlier up the cliff, -• «--------- j----- — - carried along the railway now being provided And yotir petitioner will ever pray. etc. CITY OF H. cuits and a couple of glasses. This be then they followed a narrow winding ’ »>-mg in a lively humor, and built as far as H extends, and then con­ Dated, August 14th 18KL Grant's A placed on the camp stool, which his path which brought them to the shore i “^determined to give his host a treat veyed the rest of the distance by ox STANI.KY W.Tvhssb. Bl’k. Auditor General. master hud just vacated, and which, .below. Here Matt who seamed to be exPr®sslon the eyes of Wil- wagons. Tho scheme is being pushed SCHErUlJC Alota 1, a. 3 andwhen not in use as a seat, served as a pretty well grounded, in ths history of became even more greedy, forward with great activity now. TAXES OF IM. table. Brinkley poured out two glasses the place, pointed him out tho wooden “1 P'raps," you've seen some raos." he said, “xtoh ’v — — Kcnflcld's Add'-c Town 1 North Of Range 7 west. • of milk, then, looking at Matt, he held* of the coast She showed him the , of them wrecks?" Bl’k. MOVEMENT OF INDIAN PEOPLB “Dear me, yes," answered Brinkley, the little flask on high. n H of lots 3 cares, which tradition said had beerf and 4 .16 -z* “Brandy, Matt?” formerly used as wrecker*' haunts and determined to give the reins to his Im­ VILLAGE OF CEDAR She shook her head. treasure stores, but which wore now agination. “I’ve seen any number of Th. rcport ot th. Urt — in JUa. "Very well, ihlld; I think you arc washed by the sea, and oorsued with ■ them. Huge ships broken up Hire wise. Here, take ■ the milk and drink slimy weeds; then she brought him to match boxes and every soul on board g*l, which Lu juat b— a puUUrcd. uo“u -rcrcl b.llrt. which hl th—to h.,« confusion to your enamiMl” a promontory where they told her aha i them drowned; then afterwards—" ’ILLAGE OF MlDDf.EVlU.fe. . r<M “Ah. yes, mister," said William focad g.a.roj Matt took the glass of milk and herself had been found. Thia spot • 111 drank it down, while Brinkley hastened Brinkley examined curiously, then he Jones, eagerly, as the other paused; “t"“-HP>?’-,th., th. —Ut-, fo. lot 6 •**.* °* •’•tag — u, I—.Ilia their “arter—" to dilute and dispose of the other. looked at the girl. w.':a i£ “ Well, afterward, my friend, I ’ ve •nc.tr.1 TlUag.a ar. .LuulUy mo-rfog Then he gave some orders to Tim, and loti n ,$• .70 rt.7« “I suppose you had clothes on when oak a off iw 9O.3J totyaodO irner fihey started off. As they had no par­ you came ashore, didn’t you. Matt?** 19.09 lot B, 7, 8, ■ seen treasures come ashore that would from marc *.lu«ly p—phrt ar—.to HofseM of the population I. l.„ ticular object in view, they chose the ; ________________________ and 10 “Why, of course I had. William Jones_ I have made you and me, and a dozen tho“ lot 1, 2 and 3 r”4*?; ,h*‘ wWow "»mrrta«. pleasant route, and clearly the pleaa- }iaa •ern!” ” others such, rich for 11/e.” “l— to Brircr, CfrL ----------------„Hb(i he? Whe„r. “Dear, dear! and what became of it, ** antest tlay across.utlie sand Uli. hills. M_. Not lot land 4 —. Chou-haeporenoug th, fowmister—tell me that?" because the sand hills were pleasant i Ot “In his cave, I expect." !X>I in themselves—they were not, especial­ of — ft?" repeated kn^**’ B,ng*1 I^pL —d la un­ “Hia care! Where is that?” asked ~“What became —■, — 1042 ly on a day whon the sun was scorch­ Brinkley, becoming very much inter-, “rtn‘tJey, whon imagination was be- known only arnonj , ,«y law high 1013 aKof lot»and to “ give, wayl wby, it ___ waa sp^ °**to« «T.rywh«, and th. moreiw. ’ ginning *** +w“ — ... ”i«’— u_ i* ing the roads and making the sea like ested ■M .04 .TO IX 20 « 4Jff .80 .17 . 8.71 of course, by the _popula•pacUbl. Smfrn. Of Bengal proper a mill-pond—but because by crossing Town 4 North of Range “Dunno," returned Matt; '‘perhaps. propriated, „ _ Town 3 North of Range 7 west. Th. report alto .Uta. that Infant Mrthe sand hills one came on the other it’s somewhere here about I've seen I ... , aide upon a foot path which led by WlUl»m Jone. couu> about boro. 11. J *“* aldnt Y™ '•k« y°« abare, na<. do., not ullt to any apptoclabl. except 9 a various windings graduaDy to the top have, but I- never could extant except In north.—t Debar ud ' • track ' ok him." i him.' Mrs McArthur the subject I Brinkley, who wae emonp the Brahmin., Kay—th. and of breezy cliffs. IS Matt’s iafonnatlon on tl_____ _____ 23M tert Morgan, c To the sand hills, therefore, they waa so vague that it seemed d use uaeleea to muddled. -WeU, no-antlj, other purely Sudra castes of we«t*™ lose to wended their way. Having gained Institute le isearch; so. sfter a regretful 1 wU >> >°-l bare a so ­ •’•o ehow, the great prog“ ’ \TLLAOE OF NASHVILLE, M of sc* 23 w 1.78 Jd .07.: them, they followed a route which look at; the rocks, Brinkley proposed*- perstitious horror of wearing dead re— of Moharnmwludam, which hka In­ a H of Hover Town S North of Range 8 west. Matt knew full well, and which soon that th<^ more 1*1*0 otoe par cut. la lev1 should saunter back along 1men’s things; and, secondly, because I . ___ SUH <could not have done so had I wished. Bengal proper In th. laat d.ead., whlto brought them to tho narrow foot path the shore. Aid ^n beyond. During the walk she was sin­ “By the way,” said he, “I want you The people are clannish; they wanted th. lac—e la niadulun 1. Im. than Ofou< txMmted on gularly silent, and Brinkley seemed to . to introduce me to William Jones.” It all for themselves, and would have five Otar rwnt. rFk<- t__ . thee by V aud G, w by Thorn­ be busily trying to work out some abkilled any interfering stranger." “To William Jones?" - — vu wm pan ox the apple River, n tow — art-to ^op, . atruae.rroblem which had taken Doa“Yes. Strange as the fancy may treats all nun u eonete 14.W !0i 17.M to you. I oboold Uko for onroto my life to stand face to face with # real Live wrecker." They made their way back along the coast until they reached W .Jiam Jones oottage- Here they poused, principal­ ly for Brinkley to take a glance at the quaint dwelling, then they crossed the threshold. What sort of a place bp had got into it was utterly Impossible for Brinkley to tell; it was so dark he oould see nothing. Having crossed the threshold, therefore, he paused, but Matt went fearlessly forward, struck a light and ignited a rushlight on tlie table. , “William Jones," said she, “here be the painter!" By tho light of the flickering rush­ session of his bra'.n. light BrinkI ey now looked about him. When they had followed the foot At a glance he noted some of the de­ path for some distance and had gained tails of the queer little room; then his the greensward on the top of the cliffs, eye fell upon tlie occupants, whom, the young man threw himself upon the from Matt's description, be recognized grass and Invited Matt to do the same. as William Jones and the grizxly au­ It was very pleasant there, soothing thor of his being. both to the uyo and to the mind.' The The old man. who, Brinkley perforce cliff was coverea—somewhat sparsely, admitted, certainly bore some resem­ it is true—with stunted grass; and just blance to the Rembrandtish head below, on their right, lay the ocean, which Matt hod recogniz^, sat dozing calm as any mill-pond, but sighing fitfully by the hearth, while his son softly as tho water kissed the rocks and flowed bank again with rhythmic tlirobs. On their left lay tho sand hills, glittering like dusty gold in tha sun-rays, while just before aud below them was the village. “Do you seo that house standing all . by itself, close to shore?’’ said Matt, pointing to the cottage where she lived. “That belongs to William Jones. And, look yo now, there be William Jones on the rocks'.” Looking down. Brinkley beheld a figure moyjng along the rocks, just where the water touched tlie edge. “Very laxy of William Jones," he &W.fe.@IFA.iaWM i —— jnaM chap. Iberer Mid WUll*n> Has s « GLASS ■ GUMP* peP«in WbeW ygCTi of FKE 1 Conve 1; -3 5? V' .1 JI Ali lectio F Of Drug Al orc H. C prow Mo •old flsr plie O oee •tUF �omi eOMld.raU. Propert,. Hr appeared a« bond-man for his mm in wvend lostauces of truaL but through t|m crooked dealings of lli0 latter, the old gentjeman has lust nearly all bf his prurertv aim Is prostrated with grief and shame over B. COOK Local E^torhis son’s.downfall.-Grd. Rapid, li^ia. On hU own application, the connection Itev. J. W Arney of horse fame, with the „ i;,,r. Milk Shake and M- E conference lum been formally distolaed. Rev. Ainey Is the pastor of the Lake Odessa Congregational ctffirrh.—Ex This articU Ij>» been gt Ing the round, of thepreaarur tbe past two week*. We saw Rev. Ayney and he naid that he had not been connected with the M. K. church srinrv n year a^o June. The notice should mean J. E. Arney, who nt present U <wUihing. in the line pv Ina the Congregational pulpit at Middle­ ville.—Lake Odessa Wave. James Eggleatjoo, Register of Deeds of Allegan County died suddenly hit week.Forest Rom caught < ti a irahr nt nucco nnd rm'.e about 80 rods ami then jumped ... .1. M. SMITH. oil striking his head utul t. ceivtn- : . ver.> , Injuries. Hastings Banner. • " nu'rsJ-v. Ok j, t*93*. i !6& GREflM SODA. U Fe|»iB 2.SJ te TOTO ■-00 to <-10 TO 5.73 BUSI TO 8.22 TO 23.14 r S CARDS. Kalamazoo has a Morning Press.” 5 “* •m; nt M7 TO in i M o • Z® Utt) TO 5.70 TO 10.72 •TO A18 _pFA’fot»N. MQ •TO •TO Kg •TO 3.W •2 1<8 •TO •TO •TO •TO sick lienti.it Mich Alt .TO 10 97 •to . 55.?° *’’?“* * lint! »k-; HVT9 ■TO Xtt Dr. Carter's Kidney de ' Backache Tea is a compound (St- valuable herbs that stimulate the Kidneys to action, clearing • the passages between the kidneys , and bladder, which become stopped up | nnd cause settlings like brick dust, aud if i ol removed will lead tn Dropsy. Diabetes, or Blight’s Dlson-su. It regulate* the fuhr |. Important organ* • f tla* tuxly, t;ie Htomim-h. liver, kidneys mid bowels. Kivp ; them healthy you mvd never fear ills"’“"j 3.01 2.W 4&8 2.53 new dally, ••The II !. •j nI I j |■ I i<ihe Tea purl- I OSTRICH FA| IMlNQ in AFRICA. r,rty Million D« Exported Id •«« tadL,SS^°“At’£th'’ A RAILWAY MAN TALKS. 80 yet, furnl«h^c Tu , frica, which, tneh plSX thh: ""'i"' th"»* world. The AmeH marit«ts the thinks thon.. ■>— ,can .Agricultui .4 thousand Cap. Colony. ,“treh« >” not hlsow/er fi,« to ^^nres^mr^-v kcPt Tlie inclobures •re usually hmh 7* . ■htnlant wire fenc-sharo been employed The birds arc < nlth coital aneresa onimonh plneM om» «_v*Ty eight mo l.. ’ y*“Idiug onu pound of feqtltrrs ZK?” . . —--t munv farmers only p uck $ixtw feather*, at a time, soa-s not t*’ couse too much irrimucn trritatiou .. i the: birds and i< -sbena tbe nfect crop of feathers, ’j he• binds in' th^. lar.p fields.Iiml p|cn I y of food., rarely having to be fed with 'f’mis, hmurna I 11,- number . u . .... Tlie >>f eggs ta.-! varies,from eighteen to tw■’nty-four.ithe male bird usiuiily ex'-jir* excavating the | nest in sandy spot, btt:■ both birds assisting In lint '*i. “ taking turn turn aU.UL almuL But tl I, durln - thK period Ineubatlos that t.ie [jhune, are at their beet, ■oid many of Awn. are utterly spoiled loryoenn.-reh purpows. Of tote years artificial U!- •“Into beenresorted resorted ■;lneul|ntl ----- p-*"a «» own » Wlth IT success, for H it nas has ---■ t ..rfwt .a.,.. naC a.K«, jor Ivwtn found r.w,m.l that a'.Ja »fewer .. erfs « arc .polled been by this m by the. tuethlxl and tfiat the young thus hatched hutehcil i --- ’------- ’ • those brought brough up by the birds themWlv.M- Tl... V due of feathers exported fnun ’Cape C •! >ny during the past thirty ...years - -i > ■limakMl — at Orel over fifty Uli, million dollar . th.- total weight being inndred t^na. ” " TRAIN RC3: ER'S AND WRECKERS. und punitive <■■>»>• i.q- iMckachr and-intLuiiation of uie kidneys and . bladder. Sold only by W. U. Goodyear. A LANSINGBURG MIRACLE First a « (?¥om T/oy.'.Y. F_, Time* ) I am the in«Mt cou-enatlv.- reporter on ine »tntT. .1 drspisi. t,hr clilmerirat. 1 rou-t the real. 1 burrow in frets. I am from Lanatmjbnrz. We don’t otu-n Ket it kuo.1 tohig from there, but here Is om-. E c Klmlmll list night xave me the following: ’am H plain straightforward man. Originally from Laitsiugburx, wlu-rt* now reside my mother., brother trod .tIiut. aevernl yrarx ago 1 movHl to RmcIic-kt. Ihertt I was In the enfolny «>r the . Eric Raltroml as yard and freluht «uperlntendent. After a strain tu my back, caused by heavy llfiinr, Hiiec year- ago. I tlcvelojs <1 so called r euinatWw. It w. 8 m liicrvan«ng tiling for two years.—nt times worse, again belter. I worked intermlllentil If I would bliyt my vjes I would fall sown. M) feet an<\ legs soon lost frellug—wore nOmb. This extended to my stomach and at thno to my hands. Doctors Lee and Spencer of Rochester finally proiionitml my. case progr. -rive locomotor alaxia. sal1 It was Incurable mid said that they could only ease my sulTerlnga. and so I lav Up to this time l luid been sick nearly two years. Before this und for several monilia 1 hmi been confined lo my bed. Pina stuck Into my llinha the full length gave mo no feeling whatever: n.y legs termed like woolen; To bend them gave <ff . । noise like wood. So | my, aiJ j fry there 1 was absolutely one-half dead—dead from the wa st down. There was one word written in la rg« ehnrretets all over that sick rtour-C-l.-A-Y. Life departed from my limbs. Hint wo(d Ire-t exp e-wd what was left. You. of course, have read of John Marshall. The reporter In de­ scribing him dracritred me exactly. I sent for the remedy which cured him.— for Dr. William*’Pink Pills, to Schematadv N. Y, and tried them. 1 -ook them irregularly for two months They didn’t •seem, to help. AH »f ii’smlden one morn­ ing one of my leas began toprlrkb—aeerncd as though rubbed with nettles. Then, prchnps you liiltik 1 did not investigate that medicine. 1 began to mend last: got some circulation, got control of my bowels In acme villages in Japan robbers are tried and convicted by ballot Whenever a robbery is committed the ruler of the hamlet summons theca* tire male population und requests them to write on a slip of paper the name of the person they suspect as having committed the crime. The one receiving the largest number of ballots is declared duly "elected," and is ac­ cordingly hung. This system, like all others, has its peculiar advantages. It insures the punishment of somebody for every crime committed, whereas under the system in vogue in most civ­ ilized countries in nine cases out of ten no punishment is infllcted^n any­ body for the crime. Of conrse, they may not "elect" the guilty person, but dispose of some other chur» ctcr equally as bad. There is much in the system to commend it to other nations. . ! 1 j j ! WIR0NDA - ------ TRADE MARK ommbm vVheeler'szni -POSITIVELY CURES- HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS ? Kev. R. N. Mldilleton. pastor M. E. church, The "foot" is named from the length Cedar Spring*. Mich., nays: Sleep aud rear of that member in a full-grown man. wen< strar.trers to me after preaching Uh I used ’ Now I eleep Aoundiy'and awake* Some say it was so called from the ■'Adlronda i eftet lied. and I can heartily recommend It, length of the foot of a certain English . I’-------- n-paretr by WHEELER WHKELER and and FULLER king, but it is believed.to have been a MEDICINE CO., Cedar Sprtnga. Mtch. SOLD BY standard of measurement among tho ancient Egyptians. The cubit Is from HASTINGS. the Latin cubitus, an elbow, and is the distance from the elbow to the end of the middle finger Fathom is from lhe Aryan fat, toextend, and denotes the distance " from tip to tip of «5 the fingers U‘“ . _i • >. —• ungera j—j »n•rerage-oixed man are fully extended W. H. GOODYEAR. ALWAYS SMOKE Mrs. Winslow's Kootlitn: Syrup has ,i»e"n used for children teething. It sooth* the child, soft­ ens tlie gums, ailavs all rwdn, cures wind cnllc. and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twentyflvo cents a Ixittle. ’ Sold by all druggist* ttirongliou' tlie world. And that tired feeling, low ot annetiteand । ncrvotib prosfmtlon are driven away by Hood** Knreaparillitk like mht before the tnoruihg ruin, j To resize the benefit of till' great medicine.; give It a trial and you will Inin the army of cottinMMilc admirers of Hood's Sarsaparilla. | To gsfn klrengtb—Hoods’ SarMpitrtlla. 1 For stouly Genres—Hood's Marsw i-rHIa. For pure blood—Hood** Sarsaparilla. THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD. '1 he liailnnid Gazette __ _____ has____ collected statisticsyf train wrecking ppd train HASTINGS, MICH. the ilratirix months of ifj ear's | ADMIRAL MELANCTHO.N i'.-hl soma aarprising renceusUitued think of tried to ' At Us*. I fetched It. Could w;iU •v ran run. And 1’iitk vesting spa Tlie doctors said 1 could MtUcd western Admiral Mrlnncthon Smith, who ’ states, but th dietl recently, camo of an historic fam- ‘ ■uch crimes, are ily, for his grandfather w:«s Alexander Williams’ meti11—•ttldtl states. Hamilton’s chief opponent in the New ' i the Minn Is now Gi their hands. Y<»r< state convention which adopted attempts lb Wrack tr-ri-'s und tw’enty. llcre al? the constitution, ur(d his father was a otie nt U’liiptslto rob tht-in. .Vin<,nchtiqpl'Hiel in the wat* of 18J-2 nnd com- • setts nnd HlihoiK hcriuthe IM in the. . manded Fort Moreau in the battle of ; number of attempts to wreck trains, !h«J5rcnn'l Av.-.. LuiMiiigburg X. Y. Plattsburg, while an nnclc wtjs a jap-; nnd Ohio foil «xv -. In fh -sc three ad­ Dear Sirs:--My son Fred has just Real E-t*t- Office. j tain in the navy and fought nt Lake t vanced Htnt< > were mndv more than written you a letter itniceriiing Idm-t-lf to Champlain under McDonough. The ; cue-half < f a l the ultdmnrs to ,»tv1: which 1 desire to add n few word* in ci\admiral entered the navy in 1826 and ’ train-., and tlie state of New York fol­ tir< !'<>iii>i'Oiniion <>! nil he luts said, lie saw all sorts of service on sea and on lows. The >nly explanation offered (..rttlMi lllir r« tiirhjbtntici' land, going round the worl.l in lb'28on , nderiine. muk<-me siiiniiirr a» 1 Bihi,; or it, it ts . . ,, , , board the Vincennes, commanding a ing in well gcuurally it!! !•• .'..•ndertiii f-r m.- 1 waa resigned a twcntv-lour page journal. ;s the leading Republican family paper of fort in Florida during the Indian 1 speaking, wi­•J '• - i.<iv. Now I ii>ok m i iiu walk- the United States. ' It is filled with interesting reading matter for troubles, acting as executive officer I the mlien’c iuu •'•■’ut »i«! i.rlinu’ well, -.v.iii his old every tnetnbrr t<f a* country family. It is a NATIONAL FAMILY of tlie Pensacola navy yard, and ; than others, ami t'luit h .....I .ml.iil.... n-iun.H. u K.-. «rr... ’ pApER an(1 „ives H ,hc .^..,^1 new, o( t|,e Uniled States and the .. ’.it Htjhi.way' serving as lighthouse Inspector from 1 tramps, who r.re.resjX'B ublc for most l!i it !;■• h:i« Iteeii Iwiro ac;i ii aud rrM-ii' t! ,, , . ” , ■ . , . , -W'baHi for a lac! Otild I. th< refute I world. It gives the events Gi foreign lands in a nutshell. Jts “AGRI-'Maine to’ Nantucket. When the war ’ attempts to wreck trains, lluurfeh in tiy !-<• much i-» 'on of thanks in the ful.- j CULTURAL” department has no superior in the country. Its “MAR­ broke out he received command of the ' thickly ttkd ’ •* rcgionl steamer MassachiLsetLi anil helped to ' i. tie? fan 1 well < xiim । KET REPORTS" are recn'.n z -.. ; authcuitv in all parts of the land. It The gcogn phical <li|titribution of atUng■you? i.l the Intensity ..i w ! has operate departments for “THE FAMILY CIRCLE” and “OUR guard the passes of tho Mississippi. , rare stilt more rthXt',i” \oumL nmil YOUNG FOLKS” Its -HOME AND SOCIETY” columns com­ October 25. 1861. he hot! an engage-1 curious. .-!<>•, a heads • the list; Indian suent with the confederate steamer territory and Oklah-unh taken together •mpty Imk-fi: fat i- a’he .main. I mand the admiration of wives and daughterIts general political d Law Florida and stopped her fire in un have the sumo n-imb< rt Texas follows, ILMiiuKi -I Kum.\i.i.. j news, cditorals and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant arid ex-k. ibisump*. > hour. At the passage of the forts be-, and then co ”Kansas and Nebraska. ilir-.-riltctl liefare me thia • i, low New Orleans he commanded the : Sixty-seven i or cent- >-f all l.wi. M I I'1 Mississippi and destroyed the ram robls'rie* । r ri itates and two Mananas. At Port Hudson he lost his occurred in th­ ■Kimball <-nid: -While 1 beikw in : SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us lo offer this splendid journal sir* Co.'s Store.) -1.. rr,>rr-1 I.rnyrd ■■■„..«!, <••'■ ,nd . j HE BANNER” for <>po year ship, which grouqded right under the territories. ■ >f ■ f tt>r the s-.ate, state. CofiecUonr Collet .ve-i, for I1 am • in-. recover), nm a Christian ,woman. woman, . • iug to. । ’j , lire of the enemy. He set her on fire thL MEANEST MAN. ami believe mv prnjcr.s were answered. 1 und abandoned her. His next ship was V * s Ihmicepatlric Plsy- tlie Monongahela, with which ho par­ Lord iihhI to eficct my. «>ii’s cure 1 wjiit ■*, and surgeon. ticipated in the alcge of Port Hudson. Sccurr i»n Elj;ht-MJIc Itiilv. ' Subscriptions begin at any time. I■•II to tiK'ft my daughter, Mrs. G. II. In command of/tlje Onondaga he co- ( The ine niPWn meanest man in all the world Morri-nn with whom wr nre living hen1, operated witlr Gen. Butler nt Dutch ]ivc<l some vr sars ago at u small town mid the Her. Gcorgv EMirlrc; jut-tor of Address all orders to Gup. He had a hot engagement last- • npar zurich in* Switzerland, if tho ing two day* at the month of the story ...— •».-* * * • of* him * * ’be true —io. ono and lirnr whatlhey have toMy.” S» Mr-. that t. is told Roanoko river with tho ram Albemarle dark and f< ggy night, sn so the chrun- Kimball brought them in. am! while the *• XlKtULrtTION • and two other boats, having a fleet «>f icier of Horj ec s Young People a ; erts, nine nnd address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W.. Write y III- milled bl by nothing they iiiiclii Tiii-w- . 80 quires. four small vessels besides the Onondaga he knocked fupon~ the floor of ~a pJtysl-'* inuM Tribnne Building. New York City,-and a sample copy! Best. Ro i< h. ami when the medicine «.«>. yd the r»'|»'ntiT In-aril from the II; S( under his .command. During both at­ dan of Zuric YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed you. ■■r th.’filler and their pastor, vornibor.- of THE r< ...........----------d in response to his sum- live words of all that Ims been said Tbe anzes tor advertisements tacks of Fort Fisher he commanded man appear* .>:nee Tuesday s at latest to the frigate Wabash. After the war w>ns he cried oat: "Oh. doctor, make rcporjii'r to’Hi r.ui arrow* the »i<n-ln-h»w. in the hftiie of the week haste; tny wife Is dangerously illl" Insure In closed he was commander of the Wash­ Mr. G. II. Morrison, cnshler of lhe NationThe chxttcr, noting the unpleasant iri Hank of Trov, and >!><»ke to him ef Mr. ington and New York navy yards and ni;4it, uttered governorx>f the naval asylum at Phil­ qrariity of the — ,^-L -it.. ’ ~a supT KlinbaU. Hr Is a busy man mid though adelphia. He wm made a rear admiral pressed gro vl of impatience, for the he could niily lie •ietaliH'd fur a mnim lit in 1870 and retired the next year. He ....... ■ rich he was summoned was lie •.aid: "I know imthlnK nf the cai-e tiihulntlly. He mjs hr wa-. cure.! by poured oh the dis­ had visited very port in thr United Bbotrt eight; miles out of town. Blow- Dr. William’s I’lul; I’His and L think It s ending It Into the States except that of California, been ever he deci• ded that there waa noththe *ize of it.” blown up, had his ship burned and inff fl,r hjn» to do hut go. so he ordered Mr. William 11 Flamliran. the dnntgl't had had shots Al. fired his hat outhisinjn-■ ago and -the two drove on at 814 Klvcr SI . Tiny, .-aid; "H l« thr IUKI bUOW vs. through ............ — nui Ik--ope-tales the Dtidlber 1130 and. clothing without receiving a through L‘4. damp, cold night. Just mo'l wonderful rtltr from b c«>mo|or • ir lifter held, lhe p •»!- scratch. He was a native of New York b(.forr they reached F----- the husband .ibiXifi- a sondlwl liirmablv d •rai.r Mr. Inu. will hold tljcm «iek woman alighted on some hlmii.ill tt ll> me h- owes his iwnwrv ruIb’1 ■ ini. This is Impor: city and was more than bighty-threu o{ , pretext v nr. i >thcr but did not return. ih-tdy io I’lnk Pills and 1 have every .. ii who .'o not want (heir years v>Id when he died. Ai.ct.nt Art. ' nnd u■ ‘ffr driving into the village the rr;>.*mn to believe him ’' ■ 'dv.-reil. detained over Pink I’liln restore juth* people nnd •*!• physician Bund nolxaly who needed The art of glass manufacture Is prob­ |.IVV < .inijilr.xinns t» the glow «<f li‘-altn ami his o-ssistu. — an M speelfic lor nil the trouble^ pecti'Ur ably nearly ns old as the world itself. J Ji COUN I Ycclved a, n >tc, without signature, ex­ i.i the female - x. whl o n the ««• of men Specimens of gloss work of a superior , \ti ey egret a ra>'lrei ® *»•' in •*>>* <*»** «risplain! Jg the mystery" . ‘ exceedingly i.lvnw occurred Monday sort hove been found in the ruins of • nc«T lectori *1 um -.......... - iig from mental worry, over wuik or exCastoria ta Dr. Samael Pitcher's prescription for Infants IHt in • t o’ the old pioneers of tbe most ancient Egyptian cities, and oHige-l to Jfoo (..rcivlni; ( f.-< of whatever nature.” and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor csrr» nt.tf,r 1 <onnd it importIbis? ■•<»t;nty. A. Quick, Geo. representations of glwwblowcrs abound These MIH «« tn >nnfacturid by the ...•• ■.•••I riztn nnd in » “ ••• "di^J, ’ r!S ‘ " ‘ ii.t< rc another conveyance and Dr Williams- Medli lue CutnpHov. Schettw. >; A Scrven. The fUtroroldest *cuipcures. *u • bio to proct re other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute glassware yM P^»'; |t “ WrduiTihy. —YastiviHe Itomr Rlas»w.r, -cadful night I hope you ... tadv, N. Y.. ami Brockvi!k. Ont- nnd wa» WkMF r---'; „ ..,|rr . . for Paregoric, Drops, Soothinc Syrups, and Castor OU. ire H>l‘l *» **’se® (never In loose form by a,,d It. m»nn(.et„r? ! wUHo^,. I me this cfece." It Is Pleasant. Its cuarantco Is thirty'■years' nse by me dozen or hundred and the public me studied and cultivated. The Soltb Ameri«»» Hammock. :<Hjtcr of the ■niu*toned against nnmerous Imitation-, in Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays iX Venice. The;' Picture.Miue ns the hammock I*. J till* -hope) at 50 cents n box or six boxes woricfior nuijty ’ , “ 3 •21. '23. ’J3 »hd 27 feverishness. Castoria prevents vomltlps Sour Curd, art a hnrdlv be «*«* t° **’ pop’’*"?0 thta 'i>r 62 50, and may be hail of all dnieglsta A W. M. Ry will city Umg kept tbe ,r I'hcet by mail from Dr. Wtlllmiis cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves . , e4en when the heats of sumM-eret. but, linally It «a» i.tlicdf, imniend its use. This arise# vcth ii e Company from either addrcM-. teothiog troubles, cures constipation and Oatnlency. 1 ’tip. a'oiMl t*»n days. From and then Venice bn.l In suffereonwlent cnmp.tltloi. Iron, England. Franee’ and Mnrtlv .frori .. the fact that the hammock Mafiu;. Gran I Lvdge tickfbl will 10M EmoX H “T* S Castoria asslmUatcs tho food, regulates the stomach bt ‘The Trenton True American haa ■ JiM! Hbil IxJAt. iFrilUl Bohemia. The latter «aa tor a lOTg and bowels, riving healthy and natural sloop. Cao. • tl: . will bu .'old vis time Venice*, ‘trongest riral. and op to Sflc princiMes. The South America been talking with some New Jersey . .. N.-.V UufTalo (ajlirJ.H‘0 lhe time of tho disoo-crj of EngJUh hummock J twice os broad dominies obout wedding fees- Ono re­ toria is the CbUdren's Panacea—tho Mother's Friend. lh<. .i:>- ii-.t good in Wagner und Hint or lea.1 fflaw tho Bohemian gla« ceived for euch service in a mono­ gramed enveloped a bridge toll ticket waa tho finest In the world. Castoria. Castoria. of tbe value of two centa. Another NtlC.b 4.TNG COUNTIES. Stats or Onio. Crrr Toixnd. ( ,, put something neatly wrapped in pa*• CMt-orls !a an excellent medicine for chil­ LUCAS COUNT' ■ ’ , XhUj ete«t£ j^r. He took it to a grocer, told him dren. Mothers have repeatedly told nx> of IU Fkank .1. Cux«>tr mays •”"* “J bin; the young p«»s!m*st<-r that it was a wedding fee, that he had good effect upon their children." J , y Gio was urreated last Is the senior psrtn. r.of I» «•“■ nut opened It and did not know what To IK. tho] In -neb a. hamm^ >• “> D*. 0. C. Osgood, dobubiwlin-sof embczzltdng post Cnasr.ri'b!. it was, but would give itto him. sight Lowen, Mam. , ,ure safe and comfortable sleep ofrii- i,i:.; . •,. ,.,n„um <if SL7db and iTKwo- Ccnnty .;«• unseen,” for • watermelon. The grocer 1 Our phyridaas la the children's depart Itrlc LUbt^g ,n ^*^ . * Castoria ta tho bast remedy for children of brl l v. ...J,.. • r. Hu, ^rand jury at Ute agreed, the dominie seized his melon, which I am acquainted. Ibopc the day ta not vcbi'h: |,iln adjudged In­ ds al though slow iu the adop- and the grocer found in the paper a far dtataa t when mothers will coatoder tbe real Spaniai sane by I!., jho £.|,igc of bnda ennuiy iany improvements, are _de- silver three-cent piece. One groom, as tnUrret of their children, and um Cmtoria inWa a.ii).;-',..! t., t|,r Kalamazoo asylinn. t’on of i . medical supplies what to known aa regutor ao in regard to he passed out with his bride, threw ■tcad of tbe various quack nentnuna which are stauin j *i,.(•(>)<•'■< arrest by Deputy cidedly not IA large number of the prin dartroyiag their loved ones, by forcing opium, w*rd.3/i Brew,:< r amt rvleaaed on ball. lighting. । * as well as many very small into a work-basket a pair of old glares, morphiDB, soothing «yrnp and other hurtful saying to the minister ’ s wife that ^e my pwdare. ihls OH. day <d !>«-*«>'* r A b« fta-fur a loan aa.soclntlou, by cipul town e insulation, of their owm might bare them. The minister’s wife o'iiii Im u.i;, etnpioved. on a ’gaennd t>. ISM oncb. ha v<I venture Is on the part of the looked st them with scorn and oonfh»r»(r ui pini.,.,This ajid other Tho lctos4 some water potrer near the tempL A few days later however, j :..ye,| up,,,) |li4 niit|d until be be­ owner of limited I towns. Elgalbar and wishing to do »nie gardening she a iiuitig maniac, it waK expected Kutary Publi the Spanish province of VI»- thought the despised old glores might t„tll),ouX*»t before the grand ■I, ere I. ■««-" l&b*™">' Eihar, in e town* will shortly be «up- be useful after all 8be •«*mPUd .to .'r<i ‘‘‘ xt but his CM0 win caynftho-" h electric ewrenl uty dew"- l*"l Uta out them on and found a difficulty. In T drirrrrd. Before his downfall rerp.e W4M a pr,jni|neilt young mad In ;TOry oat of th. fingers Ueraw^fi isa . **«'pop'tlur In society te,«im..r:Ma C».. To!«M.» five^eltar bUL InlS.1?''1' "”d e"rrt*d a great Influence by the /■ ''K*7aJ*n'iJXriltleal matters. His father 0’1*0 u • highly respected eilUen or that village {jg" Sold bf drugfUto, hi -Iclait and J An Unprecedented Offer! Great Value lor Little Money. | Weekly News of the World for a Trifle. A. FOR ONLY •$ 1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. NEjWS. THE HASTINGS BANNER. •K 0.15 1.72 Um 2.08 7.53 1.S3 L« ■'.!l M .TO 1A5C EEK. LLE. .TO .112 LOt 141 If! w> What is Castoria *4. �Faib Notes. business, compared with former years. Tom Exum owned In Vicksburg, made tbe fastest mile this year, going the mile , In 2:29 in the free for all. W. H. GOODYEAR, Modern Druggist and Book Seller will sell . the following Books, attractively bound in cloth, 1 gilt backs, printed on good paper, goo rea < 1 ■able type, County DOINGS NOTICE J. M. Bauer’s -Model Wilkes” can no longer go In the three minute class having made a record of 3:40 In' the 3 minute Yea we are going to move Nov. 1st. and <»tto", class. He trotted the last mile faster will give you many special bargains this work in behalf, of the frlr. as they each than the first, and proved too much of a month in order to reduce eur prevent I am going to dispose of my stayer for bls competitors. Six heats stock to make room for new, and close out new furniture at some price hutie iu Ils interest and advertise the were necessary to decide the race and «,me U»M. ; Tm meeting lo every’ why. Though they they were all good ones too. Now is your time to get g(l0(jg £Lru*d oat In the yedr. handicapped by for a little money. I will, You n>u.l be «»*" ”« !“’• “> "he panic aod the fact that R was world s The big horse race made a great deal of millinery stock to work oil but will sell still buy and sell fair year, yet they awakened an in­ sport. Young Robert owned by Charlie you new giwxle cheaper than our competlterest among the people that resulted Wing, of Irving, won. . hand goods and do np]I0]. in the very successful meeting last week. TmRac„t. Arry Noble, owned by John Cole, has storing and repairing. A great deal of the success of any gather­ , Adam, Bede. By George Eliot. We can and will sell ladles trimmed ing depends upon the efforts put t<>Hh by the making of h fast one. He Is well ' Allan Qnkrte^m Ud. By the Secretary, the Barry County Society bred and has great endurance. He went A'l Sorts and coDdllluii* ot Men. By «airer MS?.. KnrXt'rb.rX .V.w » whats trimmed by the best trimmers In the was very’ fortupate in selecting Jas. M. tbe half at rate of 2:39. Pretty good for Bcsant and James Bice. Ma«CmX-r.TM.onrkatr1ejJcity from stock bought in New York and Anderson’s Fairy Tales. Bauer for (lit .position. He has WorkM a two year old. Chicago at less prices than any bouse this Anna Karenlne. Bv Count Lyot Tolstoi. Merle’s Cni*ade. By ta* faithfully and well, and in his work this side of Detroit. m Moirg owned by Norm Paton had a snap April’s Lady. By “The Duchess. Michael 3trog'>n. By Veroe. 8ue year waa guided largely by lhe experience Arabian Night’s EntertainmentThe Rackhil Miseries ot **rU.T7ic. By E'W'JuoSu*’ In tlie mixed race. Arniorel at Lvonesse. By Waller Bes4«t. Modern Cl sea, A. By • Thr Duchess. received during bls former occupancy of We claim to sell ladles underwear for At tbe World’s Mercy. Bv Florence Uarden. Modern'HomeCmikltook.The. „ tbe office of Secretary. He I" the right Old "Probability". owned and ridden Avenl. By Rosa Nouchette Cary. 40c. that others ask you 75c. lor at the Boliy Uawn. By "The niicbrsa. man In the right place and no mistake. j by Farmer Van Houten, of 'Lake Odessa Babylon. By Grant Allen. . Backet Balzac ’ s Shorter Stories, By Honor® de BalThe race* were as a general thing close |,would have given his competitors a hard We have 67 doz. mens winter under­ and exciting- An unusual number of II race, had It been possible to have got the BasH,Zor’the Crossed Path. By Jefferson St. Furniture special preiniups were' offered and the old fellow started. When he did go he Bcppo the Conscript. By T. Adolphus Trol Jlysterv of Mrs. Bltncarrow, The. By Mr.. wear to sell at 50c. that others will ask Store. you 75c. for at tbe Backet lone. , contests fur the prizes created a great <i went like a whirlwind. Blind Kale. By Mrs. Alexander.„ We have some special bargains in child­ deal of enthusiasm. ’ | Born Coquette. A By "Tbe Duchtas. rens underwear to close out worth much Follow lug.are the results of the races (; Embassade made a good'showlng In the Camille. By Alexander Dumas. up by lhe Sea. By Sir funnel W. Baker. and special,jiri»'<a*krded:“ 12:45 pace, but Lady Raymond was the Cvst more than we ask. Child's History "f England, A By t.barlas The Racket. .; WKpJtBSDAY A. M­ I successful one. By the way, Forman A - Dickens. 30 rod to >t’race! biJts fcnfler 15-years of ।I Aldrich have some of as well bred horses Christie Johnstone. By Charles Reade* Old vain’s'*Ue'-‘ Henrwt.The. By E- M»r11t>. Another lot of Misses sailor hats just In. Clyua'd* otCIvfK*. The. By James 1’ayn. . Oliver Twist. Uj Chnri.-s Dickens. age M J.-WoodriW ’1^ • n-00 M“l 6100 i as there are In the state to-day. .. The Racket. Confessions of an Etivllsh Opium Eater. By One Lite. Ono Love. By Miss M. K. Bnwaoo. special Guy Crook 2nd. Thomas de Quincy. Only the Govt-num. By Raw Couchette Car We have all lhe new shapes in frames , Nero, owned by George Walter, demon­ Conscript. The. By Alexander Dumas. Sl.oo; will.Skipper srd. so-cenw. By George Sand. Other'Aien’s Wife. The. By John Strange Win both wire and buckram ’.for ladles hats 75 yard fohrrace.* Frank Baker. 1st. strated that be was something of a pacer Consuelr'. ot Moute Christo. The. By Alexander also all thr new styles in frits at prices no •himself. He hasn’t any record’ns yet CuuntDum*s, box cigars from H.'Leweka. r... < lur Besslr. By N'oucbette Corey. one will meet al the Racket Ladlrif ’Hrivlng. Mrs.. Ji VV-, Hopkins and ought to be able to make the best of Cousin Harry. By Mrs. Grey. raUirtn.ier, Tee. By J. FenlmoreCoopei Crooked Bath. A. fif Mrs. Alexander. Ladles handkerchiefs 5 ami 10c. no one 1st.. |hbr.' Mr*.. O. ^iber'Shd ’. 83 00. them bustle next year. Peg Wolfl:«rt.in. By Cl'nrlM He*d«, . . Crown of Shame, A. Bv Florence ihira. tbelMoruielan. The Wond-rful Adwn . will,match short of 10 und 15c. at tbe Dog tied. D. ’CIulMi.-IjR. 3$ I*?8-. floiu of Heth, A. By William Black. tuns ot. Keiold by Edwin IAster Arnold. Leq D. owned by Al Keith, made Lady Daughter Dawn. By H. Rider Bamrd. • i Backet. from Abbotl «€o. .... Fltgnm ’ s Prwgrws. B\ John Bunyan. i Raymhnd hustle In the 2:45 pace, and got Dead Secret. The. By Wilkie ColUns. . ’"WytDWEHDAY Atl'TEBooN. Pioneers, fne. By J. Fenlniore Cooper. J Climax stove paste and stove enamel second money. Al got the whip .offered Devnister, The. By Hall Caine. Hutaivh's Live*. YnXfltliro HA<*. B.IDJT 3 3. Dcerslsxer. Th*. By J Ernlmiiro Cooper. I for 5 and 10c. at thr Racket. by lire Michigan Whip Co. for the owner Deldee? Poe’s Tales. Jlv Edgtr A. Foe. tbe Want ot the Wan-Ingham. ny 1 Bhtek AltoOnt ' 'll I Remember our 51.50 ladles) Dongola Prturle.The. By J. Fcnhnore Cooper. i of tlu;?Harry County horse making the Florence Waideu. Geo. >Waddle , 38 Prince of Darkness. A. By Florence Warden- Tshoes are the same that others ask you Devil’s Die..Tlie. By Grant Allen. Qnienlu's Whim. Bv ftosa Nouclwtte sows nre ClaiieW.” • . 88I bestttffitfn'Doctor Cupid. By Rhoda Bropabtoo. tr-7 ti , Seiwachof Anutaly.The. By Maxwell GraJ- , <3.oq for. Donald RuM of llclmra. By William Black. “Ackeisou” won 2nd. money In the 3 Douovan. ............. i:45 Picit. ■ Itlcnrl. By Sir K. p. lwer-Lytton. By Edua I.y-ll. . Lycoming rubber goods are the best KoMbson Crusoe. By Daniel Dvfoe. Lady Raymond 1 • • . IllI year old race. The second heat was Dora Thorne. By Charlotte M. Braeme. Kqjws IJfe. t. By WiikloCdlUns. made nnd are for ante at tbe Racket. Doris’ /ortune. Bv Florence Warden. • Leo28 -1 trotted iu 2:38. by Harry D. Bnnrnta. By George Eliot. Double Cunning. By Georee Manville 1 We wish to reduce our tinware stock Knre ♦•’More. By Simuel Lover. EmbAHXbde884 Duke ’ s Seciet. The. By Charlotte M Brorui Gilbert Striker made an A No. 1 starting East Lynne. By Mrs. Henry Wood. ■ Iloac DottalM. By tlie author of "Pique. : aud will make prices that ought to sell it Nerd'*'-’ 4 4 35 tuidtuo. By ouids. Tbom-C-rips Judge, and wouldn’t allow any funny Edmond Dantes. Hj Alexander Dumas. I •" “ " f 10 T0” “ mUCh “l SU 'D:29^. 2.31. work. The drivers and riders were made Emeraotil Essays. First Serie*. Seuirlel Utter.Tint Bv Natnaniel Hawthorne. , the Racket. ’* 'YlAf.HrfifJi BDNiifMa. Emerson ’ s Essays. Second serie*. to understand that he meant what he mild. E*-ay»of Ella, The By Charles Lamb. ; K'.HwiS'-nL'I A« r«»l “ '"»> « »>o«>r ►'air Women. By Mrs. Forrester .. i Search far Basil Ljiuthursi, Tbe. Ry R'” • eight day clock for y83.66 mid 83.99 BrigbtnKye ■ Fourteen persons guessed the correct Family Pride. Uy the Author of -Tyne. s«ni-he:teCirey. ' wart anted as good as any one sells as the ' date on Fred Heath’s coin for the round ■ Family Secrets. By the Anhor of "Pique. Gotdew Dan &oid. | Hecood Ibotighu. Hy Rhoda BroUgMoo. ! ita(-k.-t Fanchon tlieb Cricket. By George t*md. Captain..links 1 trip ticket to the World's fair. By Brrluer. > Self 5 x.'tl'ii',-. By Mr.-. Oliphant.-j . ,• , ■ Father aud Daughter ..7 FreOerlkii “ tn liy Charlotte Cl.arlottM. Brae ex I Shadow <»t n Sin. The. By d£rio*4e M. Bnume. We wauJ 700i0qq flox_ at the high-, Time-56h57; Flcry Ordeal. A. By M.Braetal. Josie . ...... ----- .... (She. By II. Rider Haigard. „«» market nrice The display of photograplis’ by D. H. First Violin. The. By IIII ’IUUIAI «■ »»■ *■ . T iivbhdj Fothergill , Sketch Bu.ik.The. By Washington Irving^ I ,e« market price. loo.yanl' foot tafe. Fwnk Raker 1st. Baxya In the floral ball attracted a grugt Forging tbe Fetters. By Mr*. Alexander. ! Silence of Dean MaiUaad. The. Hv Maxwell The Racket. Suters, The. By Frederika Bremer. deal of attention and much favorable com­, Four 85.00 and' JS’.My^special from Crowell A: .t.**»! Frontlersmen.'Ttie. By Gustave Xlmard. ! son ..fftrthus The By Alexander Dumas i We sllll sell tbe auctlou carpet sweeper Jones. jfiy GaYrlson 2nd. 83.00. khd 83.00> mentbyali. Mr. Bays has ap enviable' Frozen Pirate.The. By W. Clark Russrtl. St. KaihariM's by the Tower. By Walter i wjth 90^ brush will not cut your carpet special frorn’Crowell A Jones: R. D. Cad-■ reputation aud his work '$Hn"x&nn pitre1 Golden Hart. A. By Charlotte M Braenie. Bensa’iL B-jisi d. • \ . . hike the stiff brush and we will take up Grimm’* Fatry.Tales. well with the be:t. • ’rrr’r,, rj-<wa I lade r, 3rd. 83.00. !| Story .of u> <r|nil frnm of an African Afr'eao farm. Farm, Thri By Kaipn । Guilderoy. By Onida " THUBsbA-r i-. >j. HaudvAndy. By Hurnuel Lover. I Story of Eiiz4l»elh.’Tiie. B) Mim Thackeray. । the other side. For sale only by tbe There certainly should be some, law Hardy Norseman. A- By Edna la all. 3 YEAK OLD, TJtOraR.lUCE. 3 IN 5. . Su Ise Family Robinson. Ltnnle.The. By Robert Buchan an. Hart/ 0- ’ 11 , passed to punish those who attempt to de­। Helrot •- ------------------------T«H Wlvked World. By Mrs. IL Lovett lam­ ' Racket. Hertot’s Choice. By Roas Nou-hetle C«rv. | Floor oil cloth 80c. ’• yard at the Aokrtaon 2 8 I fraud tlie society by shoving their tickets Hon. Mrs. Veroker. The. By • the DuchrsC* • erot!. -- i Three1 he. Guar'litnru, The. By Alexander Duma*., on the Marsh. The. By Ylorctee War- Three Guardsmen, Racket. Harry. ft’.‘ ’* 3 1 through the fence for others on the out- HousedCM . . I Thri v Mr.i In a Boat. Bv. Jerome R. JeromeCloth pins 1c. pr doz at the Racket i fV — IT/ Giiy.D. ' . .34l side to use. There isn’t any question but Hunchback of Notre Dame. The. By Victor i Tom Brown Bi own at Oxford. By Thomas Hugh**. what a great deal of this sort of work was Hugo, Tom Torn Brown's Brown' school dais. By Thoma* Hughes Coal hods 85c. at the JJgckeL [ OKa ><• W । done this year and last too. Five or six I Hart* Uved and Loved. RvMrs; Forrester. Tour of the tin* 'World in Eighty Days. The. »y Model Wilkes 2 3 3 1 1 * wen* caught at It this year and their tick In the Heart or lhe Stonn. By Maxncll Gr-y Jnira Verne. _ Tn nu l'uousaikI lAKgutri I uder the Sea. by Maud Gvod.son 3 112 2 ’ ets forfeited. It no law covers such cases Indiana. By George Band. I Jules Verne. In the Golden Days. By Edna Ly&l! IhoW ikw 13 3 3 3 I the society should advertise the names of Ivanli.se I Tw< nfy rejxru After. By Alexander Dumas. . By Hl- W.dU*r Bi-utt. Time 9:48*X; 2:15J<i 2/1: 2:4 '• those caught in the act. In every paper in Jane Kyrc. By;Charlotte Bronte. ; Two Kumm. Bv Hawley Smart. I Tst <> |.luui*. The. By R. D’F.nnery. Jealou-y. By Gt ’ org'* Saud. the county. Many Indulge in this eon* *41X' / Ry Mrs. Anna Edwards. - ■ Two Yxir» Bet re the Ma*t. By R. H. Dana, temptable business who wouldn't like to JeL j .Jr. • John Halifax, Gentleman. By Mt» Mule. k. • Half mh.e kun. 2 in 3. [ see ttreir names in print. Vac h Max. B*. Rosa Nouchette Oarey. King Holomon's Mine*. By H. Rider IlajgjrJ. IL 1’. 3 1 .Kith and Kin. Uv Jessie Fot)ie:g;ll. ■ Undercurrent*. By"lur Duchess.” . Cappiiti Jinks 12 J । Under Two Flag*. By Oulda. Knight Errant, fly Edna Lx oil. Following Is an account of the receipts Lady Au Jley’s Secret. By Miss M. E BradJon. | VagranUWile. A. By Flortoee Warden, Probability 33 of the society thh year, not indudlhg the Lamplighter. Tbe. By .Marta B. Cumtnlu*. ; Vaplty r‘alr Uy W. M. Thackeray. Time 1:03; 57^: 53, the ground rents, which will probably be J.ast Days of i’uniprll, The. lb Sir K Bulyivr vi ar of Wakefield. The. Bv Oliver Goldsmith. I.Vlton. ; Vuorute de Jlrageloui.r, The. By Alexander ’ Bio juoukk race, half mile. 2 in 3. in the neighborhood of 3600 more;— I Duma-.. Jawt Essays of Elm. The. fly Charlo) Lamb, Young Robert 8131x8.00 l Sale Membership tickets ~~ Last ot the Mohicans, The. By J. Feu I more 1 Vivian the lUau'y. By Mra. Annie Edwards. J umbo ' Weaker than a Woman. By CharioCM M. 751 25 Cooper Rraririr. Perm ode •* Childrens’ tickets 4.60 Life's Remorse. A. Bv "The DutchCM." Irish Girl, A. Hv "Tht> Dutchess." V.'pe Wifie. Bv R»*a Nouchette Carey. •• Grand stand •• Alliance 200.50 Little IJitle Bebel. A. By "The Dutches.-. ’ We Two. Bv Kuna i.yalL Time 3:10; 1:17. Bord L'sle's Daughter. Hv Charlotte 3M. What GoLI Cinnr.t Buy. By Mr*. Alexander. Bronte. . When a Mau's Slmtle. By J. M. Barrtr Bicycle race for championship gold Total _______ 83844.85 Doone. Ry R. D. Blackmore, W bite Corupanv. The. Bv A. Conan Doxle. medal ot Barry County, 5 miles. This is not up to what the receipts were Lnma laid Love. The. Bv Mrs Oliphant. WifMn Name Only By Charlotte M. RraemeFay Diamond 4 last year and goes to show that many got JxtstSIr Naislutl'ert. By James Fasti. Wlllv Relle). Ity William Carleton. " i'ch’s ■ e.ui. Tfie By H. Rider Haggard. Time 15:’37. Into tbft grounds free of charge. If the Louise de la Vallerle. Bv AJexaun.-r Dumas, Love and Liberty. By Alexander Dumas W man lu White. Tho. By Wilkie Coiltns. ■ Fridat a. m. societycouhl have received 15 cents from U>vrr ur fneud' By Rum Noticheltr Carry. Wijman’s F.ce, A. By Florence Warden. eactM&rson at the fair, the total receipts Macdennofs of Balljcluran, The. By Aiiihony Won) Mile bicycle race, free for all. .n’s Heart. A. By Mrs. Alexander. Tmllope. Fay Diamond ' would be more then the)’ are. But the Boman’s TbmqtlH* About Women. A. By Love. A. By Charlotte M Bntrnin. Ml-a Muloek Ross Cadwnllader showing made an excellent one consider­ Mad Mun In the Iron Mask. The Ry Alexander Du Woman’s War. a. Bx' Charlotf.- M. Braeme. S*. Stern _ ing the year. mas. • Wo,। By Wmilug. |ty Edna Lyall. Highest jump, R<ms CadwaUnder 1st March'ln the Ranks, A. By J-ss|u Fothergill. | W.sM-dand Married. By Ho.«» Nouchette Carey. Margaret Maitland. By Mt*. Ollpli u.t, । Wooh><<)\ 1 hr. Itv Mrs. Air xander. I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. 81.00 special. Marriage at Sea, A. By W. Clark Russell. \eliow Mask. The. Ity Wilkie Collins. VANISHED PEOPLE. Friday i*. m. Two TKAR OLD, TBOt OR PACE. X MILS, I also do to Halid a Slyata rlona Cavern? Any Noble On the shores of Brittany there is a Alhambra mysterious relic of forgotten ages Black Almont which escapes the notice of most travTime 1*1 lilt#; »:*>: 1:30. sflera, says the Million.'"” Mixed bach miles. Far out in the Morbiban sea—across which legend tells us Arthur sailed Nod with his knights in pursuit of the P. S. Anyone having large logs that they dragon—rises a little island. It can Tims 8:09. can’t handle call and see me. I willbny timber be reached in a boat from the coast FaXE FOB ALL, TBOT OB PACE. ONE MILE- only in a calm sea. A Breton shepherd standing. Tom Ekuiu 11 I haa a solitary hut upon It and feeds a Nero 33 3 few sheep. Moot« W. 3 1! Crowing the grassy slope off which Timo 8:85; 3:30 3:39; 3:30. they browse the traveler finds himself Special Spokts at the foot of a hill, in the face of NaH driving race. Cliaa Nobles 1st, which has been excavated a great tun­ -one pair idiot's by F. G. StoWoll. nel or cave, floored, walled and roofed High kick. Thos. Howe 1st., hat by R. by huge flat rocks. 3<udgn ft Sou. Some archmologists say that this Running Jump. Ross Cadwallader l«t. cavern was the work of the worshipers -fountain pen by M. P. Fuller. of the serpent god or Hoa—a race that Slagle lump. John Warner IsL. boxes cigars by Frank Brodesser and one has passed into oblivion. The unlearned traveler knows only box by *Ed Powers. , that the mysterious cavern antedates Engine race. John Huling 1st. all history; that thu rocks of which it Other Bpectals Oldest bANMKii. Alex Gilleland. city. Is built came from tjiemain land, a dis­ tance of more-than one hundred miles Data of paper March 10Ul. 1850. Beat 2 gallon crock of butter. Mrs. W. inland. No rocks Kke them make any K. Barbee, Haatinga, 1st. Cook ft Cook part of the geological formation of the island. gave 30 ceuta per pout'd for the butter. . For handsomest twins. Mrs. Fred Jor­ Even with our modern engineering dan 1st W. H. Spence gives two pairs knowledge and machinery it would re­ You can do this in no better way than going to b. G. •hoes. quire vast labor aud skill to bring For fullest hog. Clark Barber 1st these enormous blocks of stone ami Stowell’s for your Boots and Shoes. He sells as good goods IF. P. Wilcox gives 10 pounds fresh pork. place them so securely as to defy the for the same money as any dealer in the countryFor fastent hone. Al Keith 1st wear and friction of ages. .Michigan Whip Co. gives one full bone How were they brought here by men whip to owner of borse making fastest j who had, perhaps, few mechanical ap ­ time. For Longest cucumber. Geo. Davis 1st I plianccs—nothing but the strength of I their bodies and their faith in a strange Bert Tinkler gives 50 lbs. flour. For fattest heifer. D. McOmber 1st. I god? I The race who built the temple arc Kurtz Bros, give 10 lb. beef roast. For bandaomest baby. Mrs. M. S. Bag­ , dust Even their names ages ago per­ ley 1st. A. C. Burghardt gives a gold ished from the earth. Their religion ring aud W. F. Hicks 81-00. :j in vanished. These stones are ths For lady displaying head of longest , monuments of their Indomitable raw­ twir. Mr.. F. R Paneout 1st- C. H.', iutlon. That defies the flight of years. OslMirn & Co. one pair shoes. For strongest team. Jas. Shay 1st ’ . Society gives five dollars. Results m stove making are indicated by the sales and -. Following are the officer* and directors the number of imitations. The ROUND OAK his the lareto xv bora the people are Indebted for mak­ Ing the meeting this year such a success, j est sale of any heating store in thia country. We could aa , ... F. A Blackmnu, Pres., Delton. ^i?^Zt°yrvUntr>'L:.k the greatest number of - Um. RtrtrtTg, V. Prna.. Nashville. Rx* pT Mi.. 4" imitations ever known in the history of stove making It is . ... J?a. M. Bauer. Rec’y.. City. Till), nor -■ . ,Gey Manning. Treas.. Dowling. • Onto per Uv.. -.d to or . The Ross Levis & Pifer shoe for Ladfr’scnn’t be beaten, p*.- hup,?. “*"•8EE . ‘ Mon. Marabsil. City. । tVhn*C. whpi» iur **1 .57. his Welt shoes are very popular. Ho has just received one year—John Lee, WoodClover Seed |*r lei. CFO OanMngham. Irving. Dlreci’ge invoice of Rubber Goods and can certainly please you. Timothy S*od per ba . tM .MM: Assesl in your eyesig have your examined and ted with glasses THE RACKET WANTED SAW LOGS And 200 other Books. W. H GOODYEAR, CUSTOM SAWING MODERN DRUGGIST. J. L. WILKINS, agt During the Fair Prepare for Winter. Yankee Springs; QoObTEAR PR’S. F. Q. STOWELL, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-10-12.pdf 6d9dfb125ae74475a1a3255906b3d26e PDF Text Text Th best Advertstngmediumin Bar­ . .... ry County- Hastings Banner. of any paper in tki». County. HASTINGS. MICH.. OCTOBER 12. 1893. WHOLE NO. 2000 XgXVIII. NO. 24 Hastings Banner Health and Economy . fnl>U.liMTIi0ntoJlb, COOK. BTlOe.. UMTixas MXCJH. COUNTY^ are assured by using _ n4 u THIS TRADE-MARK. NEWS. Clovardnla. Kingsbury and daughter of retnro^k7?wJiU,X1Kb<‘O,n ,ud wlfe have rS n K*’*»«oo-George Fox, of Grand Rapids, stopped here to see his PMM^r°n. hl“ *5lurn ,ruI» ‘be White City -Mrs. John Llhlngton, of Kalamazoo hvisiting friends here—Henry Pennol, sr. has just received a nice present of Siooo mi <>.m>od, W^ rM- f '.T Unt a,,d WlVC9 nrv at «»e van U h ’ "«*-Work at the brick > "rd is still going on. J. Cktnn’ new .ton. |, progrewlnit Oneij Mr. and Mrs. M. Doster are entertain­ ing friends from ubroad-Mrs. W. Richards "’d?f,sf Myr Smith visited friends at Middleville last week-Those In attend•nee al the world's lai? this week are Mr. and M:<. A. Storms, Mr. and Mrs. L. Loveland: Mr and Mrs. J. Hrandstetter; Mr. and Mrs. G. Hazen and Lllifo and K.vrl l.nvvlaiid Charles Mullen, Dan McLi m. Alex Murry and Will Merlan— Mark Non Is mid Frank Doster have gone north hi hunt deer— Glenn Blackman has returmd from the north where he has been spending a greater part of the sum­ mer. let fever reported, and those prostrated haw nearly recovered Mr. and Mrs. Bacon, of Knliiniazoo. are visiting rela­ tives here at present—M. Smith arm sister Leading Hardware Man of Barry Gounuj. HASTINGS, MICH. sx.oo S-l.OO One Silver Dollar a pair of Ladies' Dongola Shoes, Will I) Solid Insoles Solid Counters, better ones for for 81.50 and $2.00. I And a v Two Dollars and a Half. We are headquarters for medium priced foot wear and can save you money. TRY US. 1’RY US. AND SEE WOOLLEY & BR2N50N REMEMBER That our Special Sale of Baby arriages will last only a few days longer. Secure one now if you want it cheap. Hertford. ■ Mr. ().' A. Stanton of Kansas, Is visiting his sister Mrs. Gifford—Mr. and Mrs. Rumsey aud daughter Ella, of Wolcott, New Yqrk. on their return home from the world's fair spent Saturday and Sunday with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Rogers of this place—Mr. Will Godsmark was in Chicago last week—Mr. Charlie Ederloy’s father, of Hopkins is here making n visit —Mr. and Mrs. Halbert and daughter Edith, Mrs. G. Hall and Miss Mabie Godsmark started for the fair Monday. ha Curtis drives n new horse—Elmer and Cora Rising are at the world’s fair— Fo services were held at the church last Sunday. Both ptepchers preached the Same Sunday—Our school closes next Friday—Protracted meetings begin in Hie,near future—Clyde Ptirdun Is worse again. His disease (a pain in the stomach) is a puzzling one—Mrs. Clark of- Like Odessa called on friends in this vicinity last Monday—Mr. and Mrs. Hatton en­ tertained company from Maple Grove last Tuesday—Mr. Aldrich has returned from the world's fair—Jule Shelienberger dressed n hog and hung it up over night over night, in the morning he didn't have any hog. Someone stole it. Rob’t Gal land has gone to Hot Springs, Ark. with D. C. Reed of Kalamazoo—Miss Neva Jessup of Leonidas, visited her father last week—Harry Kill lek and John Porter are at the world's fair—Mrs. Wm. Beattie of Bowens Mills visited at Mrs. N. Beatties the first of the week—Bert Clark and fam­ ily of Bellaire are spending a week with relatives and friends—Miss Millie Draper has returned from Allegan-^MIss Mate Livingstone went to the world's fair last week—Mrs, Lewis has returned from Charlotte where she has been visiting rel­ atives—Mrs. John Kellick had her collar bone broken last Sunday night by being thrown from a buggy—Miss. Jenet Beatlc is at Bowens Mills this week—Mrs. A. R. Jessup visited her sister at Otstgo last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Rowly visited North Castleton friends Sunday—James Demarys sister who Is visiting them Is quite sick— Chas Mason has tho frame up for his new house—Uncle Lewis Gross Is quite poorly, at this writing—Quite a number from here took In the fair at Charlotte last week—F. Purchas has rented his farm and will move to Nashville—Henry and Alvy Clever and Mr. and Mrs. Rasey and daughter are in Chicago this week. SUU Roud. The ladles dime society will meet at Mrs. Blrdscll's next week Thursday—Archie Wolcott is going to housekeeping in Mr. Carr’s house—There was quite an excite­ ment on tho' state road Monday evening by the ladles and gentlemen turning out to serenade A. D. Kennedy and bride, but when they arrived al his house Mr. Ken­ nedy and bis bride had unceremoniously left and could not be found—Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brown were guests at JohnShawtnan’s Sunday—Jennie Johnson was at Bellevue Sunday—Mr. Kelly and family are going to move back <«u_ their farm— Minnie Kennedy is staying with her sister Mrs. Brown—Mary McGlynn and Mrs. McKinght are nt the world's fair. Jones of Landng will be preaent and give an inforoni talk upon the formation and work of "The Woman’s Club”. Mrs. Jones was preaident at the Womans’ coun­ cil st the Bsy View assembly tbe past season anil is eminently qualified to give valuable aaslstance in the organization of a club in this place. At half past seven in lhe evening of the same day Mrs. Jones will give a paper In Episcopal society rooms upon the subject of Literature as a factor in the advancement of womanhood, to which meeting] every body.Is invited. An admission fee of ten cents will be charged to defray expenses. Both meet­ ings will begin on standard time. Tho C. L. 8. C. will meet with Mrs. Geer Oct. lllh. with following program; Genera! quotations. Rome and the making of Modem ij Europe--Mrs. Hicks * Outline of Economics—Mrs. Florence j Bowne. In the Chautauquan: The Army and ; Navy of Italy—Ada Michael. - ---------- J The subject at the Methodist Episcopal diureh next Sunday morning Is "Walking In Light.” Services as usual In the even­ ing. Young peoples society nt 6 o'clock. Preaching at 7. Sunday school at noon. A cordial invitation Is extended to all these services. Strangers especially made welcome. Barry county supplies 17 students this season to the U. of M.—There seems to be a general impression here that the number of students is considerably'less than for some years past, but no official figures have been given out as yet and it is im­ possible to state certainly any where near tiie number—Charles Andrus called on friends here last Saturday—Tbe annual Freshman rush occurred Saturday even­ ing and was a great success in lhe eyes of the class of *V7 who not only out rushed the sophs but stormed the back steps of tbe Dent, labratory where ’96 planted their standard, and drove them out and held the fort till eleven o’clock when the battle ended. '95 rendered noble service in the good cause. About lialf the con­ testants went home bare headed aud many n garment concluded it’s usefulness before tiie day <as won—Pres. Angell made bis annual address Sunday morning nt New berry Hall, the head quarters of the stud­ dents Christian Association, The address was a practical talk to the students aud the hall was crowded to hear "Prexey.” as he Is universally known, and is undoubtedly the most popular person in Ann Arbor, as far at least as tbe students are concern­ ed—The U. of M. foot ball eleven defeat­ ed lhe D. A. C. team Inst Saturday after­ noon on lhe Alhlet.c grounds—The Gym­ nasium stands silent and solemn. There is nothing there but tho walls and roof and when there will be anything more la a mystery. As last years ••Oracle" express­ es it:— The <}>m Isa Gym , But not a .Ilin Dandy. Tbouxh In soma future time It may come quite handy. Not for you nor forme. Nor for .<•> nor tor But some whore about Two thouwut and eleven. ■f Yankee springs, last Saturday—' *nu-ns has taken the job to cut one - Rev. Millon Bradley of Richland Blanche Russell got a new organ for a red cord of wood for C, Ketchum commencing this week Monday- I. Pow- preached his fiftieth anniversary sermon birthday gift Oct. •> —Garrison Moore and at Richland on Sunday Sth. Inst, assisted wife and A. G. Kent are at the world's by Rev. Day n pioneer preacher of 53 fair this week—Mrs. John Tasker has vllic at 63c |h r bu. years. In the p. m. papers were tend been quite sick with ton silt tis-^Pansy by E. It. Miller. G. S. Reed. Frank and Powers Is .sick—Old Mr. Morehouse is Ilrii»b Midge. A number from here attended the county Henry Little, -Mr. Mills who settled on the very low—Mrs. Maud Seger and children fair-* An intuiil of Mr. and Mrs. I). Hull Prairie in ’:<! and Deacon Ma-on giving were at A. Combs, Battle Creek, last which was III with .cholera infantum is reminiscences of tiie early day of the week—Gits Sackett and daughter Alma, ■ better—Mr. and Mrs. ^Charles Anders re- church and the pioneer. Rev. Bradley were at Chas. Abbey's last week—Mrs. I turned home from the world’s lair Tues­ during Ids 50 years ministry at Richland James Morehouse and Mrs. Al. Sackett day—Bertha Barnum-returniKi to Knlu- has married 38." couple and preached 500 were at lleury Tasker’s last week Thurs­ i mazne Saturday—Fanners are all through funeral sermons and is SI years old—Mr. day—Chas. Baker brings tiie mail to As­ ! sowing wlicqt and husking coin is now Editor we have a thorough bred (bicycle) syria now -The new minister Rev. Daly the order of the day—When! Oh When cull purchased in Chicago,- at our house. preached here Sunday for the first—Enoch will the county .be released from demo- A refractory little fellow to ride, some­ Andrus was here Wednesday eve for the crxtlc lUisinanaKrimnil—Relatives of G. times the rider aiul sometimes the colt Is purpose of organizing a Reading Circle. \V. Havens from Oceana county afc visit­ on top. , it is amusing to the older mem­ Full particulars next week—Charles bers of 'the family. However timA will Morehouse and family returned to their ing at Mr. Hawns’. Milalue it. We have four in-Hie school home at Hattie Creek Tuesday—The •Sit—John Burlxrof West Ctessy informs- dance Friday eve was not very well at­ your scribe his corn will give him an aver­ tended, owing to the rain. TheyJlftend Miss Emma ICalm tn Ohio who has Isen age of 100 bushels of ears to an acre. to repeat it however two weeks from to­ visiting beraunt Mrs, Henry Feiglincr for Now John is not given to bundling but night. at which time they expect to have a tiie past two weeks has returned home— from a personal look at the corn the writer big time* Music, by Wooley Bros.. Lacey (Tinrh's Keighner and family were at is inclined to think he will get it—Corn —Mrs. Clark Wilber died Monday of last Charlulte one day tills week—Jake Heck- husking is progressing rapidly and yields week after being sick nearly a year of eithorn lost a valuable horse last week— good—-Wheat Is getting a good top for cancer of the eye. Funeral services were Cost of a Quarter. j<’|areuee Kinnie. of Hastings, visited winter—One hundred of the residents of held nt the house and she was burled at The man was a book agent, says tha ! relatives here last Wednesday and Thurs­ Prairieville are Jn Chicago and an equal Center Cemetery—Three deaths hfere in­ Boston Journal. There was-no use in day—Mrs. Ed. Dhmle and daughter Sy l­ number will leave for the White city. side of two weeks. John Serven aud via visited Ids mother al Hastings last and Mr. Knapp both aged men and Mrs. denying that. Any person In his right Sunday ami Monday—Geo, Witte lias Wilber. We were personly acquainted mind would have known that he was a rented ids faun and will have a sale the Mr. ODell mid family of Cedar Springs with Mr Serven. He was a kind husband book agent. His trousers were frayed llth of del.—Mrs. David Wilkinson who were the guests of his brother-in-law a good neighbor and an honest respected out at the bottom, his hat was knocked lias been ill for some time Is much wors«- Luther Root last week—Martin Elint of citizen, lie Is missed by every one old in at the top, and iris general appear­ rt this writing-A. <5. Murray and family Lansing was the guest of Ids cousin J. M. and young in this place. His willow has ance savored of many miles walked and are visiting friends ut Grand Rapids this Burpee one day last week—Mr. Perrigo of the sympathy of nil. few shekels gathered. week—Mrs. Charles Feighner spent last Allegiu was at this place last Thursday He ambled along the deserted street week with friends at Saranac—Horn, to —Edgar McCain qf. Scotts Station was , cnixtii nun JMWiavy. i a few rods and then stopped undecided­ Mr. and Mrs. WT I. Mntble. an 8lb. girl. visiting friends here last week—The A. D. Grigsby will preach-next 'ly before the gate of a yard which sur­ Oct. 6th—Misses Nora and Dora Wilkin­ dance at the Duffy boys new barn was Sunday morning on "autumn leaves and rounded a small cottage house. He son attended Charlotte fair Thursday—Mr. fairly well attended notwithstanding tiie their lessons" and in the evening will was weighing in his mind the pro­ and Mrs. Clyde Brown, of Grand Rapids, inclemency of the weather—Jay Tinker sliow a new dress that he lias made for an bability of a sale. Before he conclued are guests of bis parents Mr. and Mrs. was in Milo the fore part of last week— old tiietne. to enter the yard a savage-looking Frank Brown—Miss Fernle l^ntz closed Lym Masterbrooks and wife of Bowens The Y. I’. S. C. E. next Sunday even- hound put in an appearance on the hey school last Friday to attend the Char­ Mills were the guests of John Tinker last .ing al the Presbyterian church. Led by inside of the fence and macle efforts to Sunday — Zell Courtney Is on the sick list lotte fair. reach the book agent's trousers ■ at this writing—Erank Walbert started Mrs. Rogers. Ids naw mill this week, lie is sawing The Y. P. S. C. E. convention al the through the palings. Not succeeding in this diversion, the dog sat down to railroad timber fur Dan Duffy and David Presbyterian church Saturday Oct., 14th. Tne church going people gave the at 1:30 ami 7:00. Free admission mid a await the time when the man should church house a good cleaning last week— Townsend. open the gate to enter the yard. cordial welcome to all. ix-e McDonald entertained a brother and Woudlaud. The book agent bad made up his sister part of last week—Dr. Sagles Is PlMKlRAM. The into rains ami warm weather Is visiting friends at Freeport—Frtnk ’Wolf 1:30—Devotional Exerci.^es. Rev. G. T mind that he could sell an “Autobio­ graphy’’ if ho could but reach the front Is undergoing repairs with the doctor—A. making good fall feed—Several partits Baxter. Nashville. 1:45—Business meeting; (a). Report of steps of the house. L Barnum has bought Dove Wolfs from our village and vicinity left for the But the dog was rented interest In the black smith shop world's fair on Friday and Saturday—A olhcere; (b) Miscellaneous. ' determined that the agent should not Music. formerly occupied by Lew McDonald and large number of people in Woodland were reach the front steps under any condi­ 3:15—Prajei-meeting Ruts, Miss Alice tion. “Good doggy” and “nice fellow" now Barnum will run the shop with Mc­ disappointed In not receiving their Ban­ Donald as foreman—Dove 4 Wolfe will ner last week—Born to Mr. and Mrs. Eddy, llas'.iiigs; Dlscussluu. Miss Bertea failed to make the least impression on now look fur a location elsewhere—Wheat Ambrose Cooper, on Monday, a daughter. Juhnstoft. w 3:30— How tn freeze out the Associate the canine. He only howled defiantly sowing is not past, some are still sowing Ambrose steps high and is setting up ci­ ONE PRICE on his side of the fence. Ills howls —11. E. Kelsey entertained company from gars to all the boys—Several hot law suits members. Dr. Lizzie Hendershott, Irv­ brought a man from around the corner SHOE DEALERS >ew York slate part of last week—Corn are in the air-G. H. Carpenter has re­ ing; Discussion. Mrs. Willis Lathrop, of the next bouse. He was an exceed­ hasting is *u order-Prof. Hum* turned from the north where he took a Berryville. nbrey did not put In bis appearance Sun­ few good horse* for sale last week—Mrs. 3:45—Open conference led by Rcy. A. ingly lean and hungry appearing man. W. Shutter luw returned from an extended D. Grigsby. Hastings; SulOTMiss’ Edna He took in the situation at a glance day.’ A full house being disappointed. ,-lslt to Carson City—Mr. and Mrs. Truman, Nashville. and came over to where the book , ■‘-1 Hains, parents of Mr. and Mrs. S. b. J 3:15—County Lmknnt work, Jesse agent was vainly endeavoring to’conJuhmlunn. He thrust both his Mrs. Lena Trust, ot Kalamazoo, inityit Schantz, have returned to their home Hr Cobb, Middleville; Discussion, Maurice ciliate tho dog. Rockford, 111.—We wonder who has the Grigsby. Hastings. hands deep into his empty pockets and have Ix-en seen driving on our strrtls 3:30—What is your nim. Endeavoret?. drawled out: on Monday-There is some talk that gold watch drawn al Baughman A cu. “For a quarter I'll call off the dorg." i Chas. Nichols, of Battle < reek, will re­ last week? We understand that, the Mrs. A<b» Gortrkht, Hickory Corners; watch was drawn by two persons—Chas. Discussion. Mr. Alba Babcock. Barr ville. The book man must have thought move to the farm of S. S. Fisk for a tlrai. McIntyre returned to Ann Arbor last week Music. to be a disciple of Ceres—J. H- 1 «»• fro » where he will pursue medical studies— that the chance's of a sale at that par­ 3:45—Laughing Christian, Miss Edith ticular hotlko were extra good, for he Flgin. ill.. Is the gu*-st of his father H. John A. Warner dispenses drugs ut i^ul—Will H Hamilton expects soon to IJ.ugbm.ii A- Co.’s-Charies Williams, Fleming. Nashville: General Discussion. drew out tne fourth part of a dollar Evening. move to Battle Creek to resume work fur of Clarksville was in town last week— 7:00-Consecration Service, Key. J. E. and handed it to the stronger. That Nichols and Shepherd A individual carefully sounded it on his Will Hrnoks has just compleUsl another «rv improving the beautiful Weather in good well In »ur village. Will has earned Arney. Middleville. teeth, and.' being convinced of its ! 7115— RcjKirt tram Montreal Convention. husking out their corn, lhe crop vatil l« a gtMxl reputation in Woodland ns well | 7:45—Convention Sermon by '.President genuineness, he dropped it into his light, but much better than will be gat j dilvcr-Mrs. A. J. Palmerton Is having Sperry of OlWtt College. MIzjMih Benedic­ capacious pocket ereii in most iocalHle>.-Mrs. C. E. 1aul her house plastered—1 he W lini.vrlic.li Then, drawing his slouch. hat down 1 and two chi dreit go lo Sylvan. »><■"•• Bnw. are plastering their new house— Die tion. Organist. Miss Grigsby. <•„ w\*l»eHd.y the I Uh In* over his eyes and turning up his coat replevin suit of Rader Wrigl.t vs James , Officers. collar, he assumed a highly dramatic , about two weeks. Townsend will be tried In Nashville on Prealdent^Edwsrd DeGrool. attitude and in stentorian tones hissed . batarday. Vice Pn siitent—Lida Feighner. Nasli- forth: “Tigc, Tige, I say: Thou cow} ville. , artl and thou brute, know'st thou that j Secretary—Mr. Guy M. Johnson, Mid­ thy master lies captive in yonder wood } Ilay M.k.rs «l tt>. <>t*r. Horn. Friday dleville. ' Treasurer—Mr. Maurice Grigsby, Has­ and dost thou linger here? Begone! hikI Saturday evenings of this week Miss Begon-n-n-e, I say!” , Sir Ind Mrk H..r«U.ek .nddnnfh- Belle Sowers is visiting at J»bn Weber’s tings. Tbe dog glanced up. with a half — Miss Edith Fleming is spending the week ?lt!rted last Monday for Clilraico «u /fhr M. E. social will I* entertained । ter started Ia'1 “* .. . itoblnaon with friends in Hastings and Middleville— on Wetlnrnlay of next week Oct. IStli *t curious look, and then turned shameMr. aud Mrs. U J- Wilson returned from the diureh dining rooms by Mrwlamrs facedly away, and putting his noee to* ' , Chicago Tuesday noon—El Llebhauser John Busby. Travoree* I’lillllt*. .la-on the ground be slunk quickly from ' has bought the drug stock of C. God­ Rich. MAck'llick?. Jahn Nmrler ahd Klan- sight. "Yer see, pardner,” exclaimed the 1 Mrs. John e® .. Willi- win—H. C. Wollcolt Is home from Ohio— or Diamond. Pulley. PMmiller. Sluflleld F G Baker has returned from Heuvelton, and Koralwk. Refreshment served hungry-looking man. "that dog an' I w Y —Mrs. W. V. Monroe who has been from 5 to 7 stnndani Htur. A cordial use ter play in high tragedy, an’ he * visiting her uncle Hanry Roe left for St. an't forgot his cue yet An’, by the Joe Ind. WeilneMlay evening—L. A. Houghi welcome extended to all. S 8. Ingenwm and wife and C. L. George‘ . On Wednesday afternoon Oct. 18th. at W ife -re at the world’s falr-Dr. Wear­■ half past two at the home of Mrs. J. S. in that house, cuz tho folks has gene er baa X»ld out to Dr. John Hall of Han­• Goodyear there will be a meeting ot tbe over Canada, who will soon locale here for' ladies Interested In the formation of a left the dog to look out for the house. I "Wamans' literary dub”. Mrs. Irtaa T. Hot weather, an’t U? Sotevr." tbe practice of medicine. streets Sunday. iRfl VAN VflLKENBURGH UNION BLOCK. John Llctka and family visited his brother Chas, and wife in the village Sun­ day-Several from this place are In at­ tendance at the world’s fair—George Beck­ er, of lake Odessa was in town Monday— lo Geo. Perkins and wife—a daughter— Rev. H. H. Halsey and family have been entertaining relatives from Ohio—Several from this place attended the Lowell fair Thursday-Miss Myrtle Riegler enter­ tained Miss Nettie Bunn, of Carlton, Sat­ urday evening and Sunday—Miss Lillie Culler has recovered from 'her recent ill­ ness—Miss Katie Johnson is very ill at present writing—Freeport has an epidem­ ic of whooping cough—The Sunfield ball team failed to appear last Saturday p. m. Please call at my store and examine my stock while in the city during the fair. A. McCOY I �DANIEL H. BURNHAM. ELECTRIC FOUNTAINS. bUn Exposition. World's Fair Mywory. FAVOR FREE SILVER. DEATH’S CRUEL WORK. Now that tie world’s fair is about to St. Louis, Oct. 5.—The bimetallic dose, people begin to talk about the The Great Tidal Wave In the South convention on Wednesday listened to men who have made the great.enter­ Killed Hundreds. LIST or DEAD GHOWR. N„ ; several addresses upon the sUver issue, ! the principal one being delivered by | Gov. Stone, of Missouri He said he was In favor of the maintenance of the existing ratio of Ifl to L Indeed, if it ‘ were not for the fact that large !| quantities quantities of oi silver surer were were already coined vahhcu £w”uir,‘^."^ prise a success. Chief among these is Daniel H. Burnham, director of works. Whatever may be said about his pecul­ iarities, it connoLbe denied that the architecture of the exposition profited by his experience, which he placed at One of the most novel and beautiful features of the world's fair b a pair of electric fountains, one each side of the great Columbian fountain, which are set in play for an hour or two every evening. By day, one sees in these places only dry, shallow basins, twelve or fifteen feet across, with a dozen or more rather unsightly devices, look­ ing like enormous flower pots upside down, scattered’ about symmetrically in each of them. After dark, when the Court of Honor has been otherwise brilliantly illuminated, these, foun­ tains are set in operation. From each of the jars therein rises a slender jet of what looks like liquid fire, twenty or twenty-five feet high, a cluster of them In each basin. At first the lu­ minous streams are white, but after a few minutes a series of remarkable color transformations begins; at one instant, all of the streams have tho same hue, and then part of them arc of one color and part of another; red and green, purple and golden, combin­ ing and succeeding each other, and alternating also with the original JJXTtS.ui.o.’.U.rm nmkH lb- mml ‘ doetlon U> 1SX to 1. Any tlup lo There b etUl «>me doulA. M to th. r.Uu memtt . p.yment oi d.bt lo the lorn .t Cheoerl. Cwnlndt There ' different .mount from th.t In which It were 314 survivors. Tho number of was contracted. He expressed the con deaths will depend on the popu­ viction that the supply of silver, lation of the Island at the time of instead of becoming too great for the storm. This is generally sup­ the demand, would actually prove posed to have been 1,500. but Assessor too small. Turning to the use nf Long, of Jefferson, whose duty it is to money in commerce, he held, despite the muke an enumeration of the popula­ contention that the use of a double standard tion. declares that the total was 1,470. i.siu. — ------- would result —in the cheaper ■ The number of lust in that place will money dnrlng the dearer out; deep ta run from I,MO to 1.474. Nearly every | thia contention cash not actual^ portion ot the region trarenwd by the I dituro in international transactions beLrm has been Halted. Five re- 1 J'ond a limited extent The money lief boats went Imo, lhe storm district : stayed in Ito own country, tramwu.with provialons. clothing, etc. Some Uons being earned on by hiltoot ex200 of tbe snrrirofs were brought to | change, which met and balanced each DANIEL H. BVUNHAM. New Orleans, all nearly naked ami I other, or nearly so. the balances only badly battered and bruised. Only one, I being payable u> cash and tbe eaporta- the disposal of the local and national . Bogus white lead lei howeeer. will die. The boat* also tiou ot that cash so affecting exchange commissions Mr. Burnham has for KnCFIIQ I would have no i brought up IM bodies, tor burial, aa! mtes as lo stimulate exportation ot many years be^t prominently Identi­ JDUg Uo . ttle did it not n there waa noplace in which they could ; commodities, thus changing the bal- fied with westcrl architecture. He is afford makers a larger profit than thi in the prime of/life, being just forty­ .WATTR be burled tn Bayou Cook. once: ... WATE-R Strictly Pure White Lead. *The news received Thursday showed j When Gov. Stone closed.the committee seven years of toge. His native place The wise man is never persuaded that the destruction of .shipping in Mis- ' on resolution* announced i» readmes, Li Henderson. N. Y. He. was educated buy paint that is said to be * just sissippi sound and off Chandeleur to report, which it did through ita in the public schools of Chicago, to good ” or " better " than islands was much larger than at first • chairman, Gov. Tillman, of bouth Caro- which place bis parents camo in 1855. thought and accompanied by consid- ' . , „i When he arrived nt manhood hu en­ ui irre.. i;ra TR». bolleve In giving *nd equal era^le loss of life. The donth* deaths I, Where** wmJer We powcr to eTory dollBrfullbearing the tered on architect's office in Chicago, reported from vessels already °ui°'; 9Ump of the government which alanc gives * but was forced to abandon thu profes­ sion temporarily in 1870 on account of ber 178 and the total may be money value: *nd. increased fifty more when the fate of ; Where** The gold and .liver produced in Uie failing health. He Jthcn went to Coloknown. All ' Btlnssof the United State* are necessary for The market is flooded with spurious those on missing vessels is known. All Ue rrqulr.meoU ot the country for coin. It U rado.ond engaged for several years in white leads. The following analyses, mining engineering, subsequently re­ made by eminent chemists, of two of but three of the vessels nt Chandeleur, fa»cnti»l that congress takes sue traction rela these misleading brands .show the all but two at Biloxi and all but two at tlvo to the coinage of the two money metals, as turning to Chicago, where. In 1873, ho Scranton were either sunk or beached. will restore silver to the poaiUon it held In formed a partnership with the late John exact proportion of genuine white lead The tow. number, two Meumert, eleven ' W. Root This firm soon became lead­ they contain: barks, two barken lines two sloops, Ove । jilted coinage of silver at the established ratio ers among Chicago architects. Ml«lr*ding Brand brigs and twenty-eight schooners. The Of io to giving to *uch coin equal legal tender Early in the summer of 1S90. at the — Standard Lead Co. Strictly Pvre Whits MANTFULATINO THE FOUNTAIN. a -mA St. Loui*." ' Biloxi fishing fleet was fishing oysters ! posers with gold: and solicitation of Mr. Root, who was the Anriyxcd by. Proportions --- . !„ tbe Utatoton. reefs when the .term ^“SXTto^p^ consulting architect of tbe exposition, white, in a mysteriouw nnd lovely man­ 53.3C per cent. Regis Chsuvenct came on. The vessels have not since by the pcn^age of a law providing for tho free Mr. Burnham was also made consult­ ner. These are called "electric foun­ been heard from and it is feared that ftai| unlimited coinage of sliver at the asub- ing architect to the fair. Iil. October, j tains,” but every one knows that elec­ Less than ’j per cent, white lead. there has been some loss of life aboard llshed ratio of IS to I. 1890, he was appointed chief of con- . tricity cannot be squirted in risi­ them. The fishing fleet west of tb; the I Other resolutions oppose the ‘further *v I struction, and with Mr. Root selected MbiltKliog Brand twoive' issue of government bonds, urge a the architects who planned the world's J ble streams like this, and that there is Mississippi, consisting of •• Pacific Warranted Pur* [A] White Lead.” no such tiling as blue, red and green schooners and 242 luggers, has been closer alliance, between the-west and fair buildings. With the exposition MaiceuU Proportions Analysed by Salpbala of Izsd 4.1H per cent. Ledoux A Co., destroyed, with the exception of the south, and demand the speedy im­ Mr. Burnham has served as consulting electricity. XI—44 — nf Vln^ AK Ikl n,'r*nl New York. A recent article in the Electrical provement of all great western and some eight or ten vessels, and it architect, chief of construction, chief will be months before tho Ixmisiana southern waterways. The resolutions engineer and general manager of me- . World explains the mechanism of these No white lead in it. Underneath each basin a As it were received with great applause and chanical and electrical work, and was , lights. You can avoid bogus lead by pur­ fisheries revive from the shock. broad, water-tight chamber is provided is both oysters and fish are difficult to adjournment taken. chasing any of the following brands. appointed in August, 1892, director of ■ for proper apparatus nnd skillful work­ ! get. and the canneries on Mississippi works, which position he now holds. I They are manufactured by the “ Old CRY FOR VENGEANCE. men to manage it. Water pipes are Dutch” process, and are the standards: 1 sound have been compelled to close , led in from the side into cocKof the I down in consequence of a lack of sup- Tbr f«pi>nlartl* Are Thoroughly Aroturd JAPAN’S BUILDING. “Armstrong & McKelvy” jar-like fixtures, and then bent upward, plies. -------“'Beymer-Bau: Beymer-Bauman" “Eckstein" so that when the fauce>S are opened . a Madrid, Oct 5.—Not within recent The destruction of a property is now , — ... — KIV, (WO -.7... put at. *6,500,000. The«un sen const vxf of Mis- years has public sentiment been sc streams arc ejected. The bottom of “Fahnestock" “Anchor" Fahnestock” aroused as it v has . „ Hooden. as ’ each jar is provided with a clear glass sissippi suffered heavy losses of prop- ‘thoroughly v-------- v’"--------A— " 1been ----- **”by The Japanese building. “Morley" “Kentucky" Ivt.'ii carefully ....1.. repro-ji .plate or window through which, from culled, Kinu hns been “Shipman" erty and little loss of life. The dam­ the attack of the Moors upon the Span­ it. IIsk eitlL.il “Southern" | _r at the fair. It represents, says I below, ris _.,thrown a powerful blhze of age at Biloxi is given at 8200,000; Pass ish garrison at Melilla, on the northern duced “Red Seal" ‘ Scientific ‘ ................................................ ’ ' ' > ColChristian. ^150.000; Bnj- St Louis, coast of Morocco. The government has ► the American, the architeclight*'from an *electric arc* lamp, “Davis-Chambers oi mree *100,000: Pascagoula, *100,000; Scran­ tnsen taken prompt unu and eucrgyiic energetic men*.mens- i. ture of three <uirerent different epoclis. epochs. Tho The I ored glass plates, mounted on u a spinFor sale by the most reliable dealers in ures to punish the Riff tribes j central portion belongs to the seven- ■ die for convenience, are then inter­ ton, *300.000; other towns. 8250, ­ uainta everywhere. If you are going to paint, it will pay you 000. This independent of the dumjige who attackexi the Spaniards, dispatch- ( teenth century, the south wing to the ! posed (one at a time) between lamp to send to us Tor a book containing informa­ to- the shipping, *460,000; and to the ing with all possible sp-ed after the re- ; fifteenth'eentury, and the north wing j and window, and the water jets are tion that may save you n\any a dollar; it will Louisville ifc Nashville railroad, *940.- ceipt of the news of the buttle a gun- , to the eleventh centurj*. The main . thus brilliantly illuminated. One op­ 000, which is so seriously crippled that bout to bombard the Riffian strong- , structure haff a double rbof, sloping in I erntor is able to manage several lights, NATIONAL LEAD CO., it will be months before it cun resume holds and tt special steamer with a bat- , graceful curves on four sides from n . so simple Is the arrangement. Our 1 Droadvar. New York . traffic regularly- between New Orleans tery of artillery to reinforce the Melilla gabled srer-roof. Two striking fea-jI picture picture represents representa omy only one one oi of tne the Chicago Branch, I and Mobile, ft is now running boats Karri*--------00- , । tures the exterior decoration j dozen or more jets lampand lamp* - in each , ! ““CB U1 w,of ° vxtenur uecornuon are! are dozen or more jeta and in each State and Fifleentn Str.ist*. I instead. • fhe populace do not seem to under- weathercocks representing the bird fountain X i Tbe majority of the bodies are washed stand that time is necessary to prepare hoo. Thev They are arc cast in a metal called I out to sea or washed far into the marsh. the tqoops for foreign service. They kodo, an allov of gold and copper. A WAIL FROM OynCAGO. In AV ill save immry by attcudiiut PARSON'S The unfortunates were found in every are bitterly angry at the Moors, and all the principal portion are three large ! [Chicago Record.] NEW BUSINESS COLLEGE, Ka'nmazoo. imaginable place. Some were lying the pride of the race, which has distln- I Images of Buddha, carved in wood by i We’re longing for the quietude Send' for corner «tf Main ami IVeat Sts. “ * ‘high ‘ ’ ar ind dry on the land, where it is guished the Spanish nation for eentu- the famous ^....1^.»». : I sculptor Jo Cho. Rich Thai's coming with the snow. CalalHguc. ' they were washed by riea, uureasombly demands that sum-traceries of wondrous coloriluuru sup] When all ihl* sarvlng multitude adornwe Hie me after death had re‘the Will pock its gripe and go mary rengeanee be wreaked upon the ceiling, and their effect la intensified I l*re»d. | ]jeTe<j them from their sufferings. barbarians To many walling flreslaci. L;iiv..i >«•»_« Wbartan, who have dared to U> insult iwiult hv by th« the u.killful Intr.xluction ot prepre­ Where friend* its hands will taxe. . Some of the dead were buried under the yellow and red flag of Spain. j cious stones. Walls and doors are overWhich we. In porting from them her®, I the wreckage of their houses, which , | laid with gold*leaf. Panels contain­ So joyously will shake. CRIME IN VIRGINIA. ' evidently collapsed without warning. ! ing cither scenes from the paradise of I The bodies were mutilated and torn in I Buddha or texts from the sacred 1 a horrible manner. Arms and legs had o."v ,^r. 7 » . bo°k’ ''"P"""1 «l<emateh‘ a. a i been pulled from the body and found Welch. Va.. Oct 5.—hour miles from , d,.cnPntiv.. w- , , A-walklng out Midway. this place JockbyMartin was shot andTh, in- I'■ imitate hnrdlv a. WEST’S NXHVB AND DRAIN TBXAT- floating in the pools, in the depressions ...ally killed 1-re.ley Herndon. "e wort.but Th? L2| J? > U”odeco™1' in the fields, or lodged on an elevation A-plsylng with a fan. latter aeenred Manin of nnenaUnn hl. ™ wl^ere the water had cast them when wife's affection* The murderer made I ,or n-arlv three t> a—Tokugawa the wave receded. r । The chief danger now lies in the bi. em-ape aurore the line Into the ' h^" * OWT sflx’ Iapo««noy, LoueorrLam anil nil I f- hl“torX*>’ psmalo WMkneaaw, Involuntary Lews, Sperms- probability that those not destroyed* toreau of Kentucky. Which. I hare since been uild. to-rh«a caased by oror-oxortlan at brain. SelfAl Cracker's Neck. In Mercer county. ' h"° Is Yerkes’ mammoth telescope by the storm may fall victims to the plague that must surely follow if at a negro dance Daniel Clay and Gram , auf.iu. .ire-—,, n-'cti'in- 3'et the ex“ ’“b“b'n’ steps are not taken by the gov­ Wler were shot by Charles Harden. 1 Ttfe string of Glldcroy's kite: / J reluct ernment to cause the dead ' ‘to ot Radford. Va. Wler died and Clay I, ; saw the hole In Noah a ark Sour 3tcraach,DnpepaU and CoasUDaUoo. From which the dore took flight. OU.RANTZE8 bucod only by . be buried. Tbe stench arising from in r. a precarious condition. Hareston is All Overgrown W. H. Goodyear. Sole Ac-nt. Hastings. the decaying corpses is terrible and in ^jail. jail, d । In al1' ! There is a quaint old rail fence on the pollution ot the atmosphere can, UntU we almost feel 1- J| At North Fork, in Loudoun county. Midway- of the kind that Abe Lincoln —------M4UCU1U The little cycles In our beads not but result in an epidemic of disease,S. . during . during a“ carousal nnmnaiil Luvia Pitytu Austin Austin (col(Col- U"-C<1 -lit. It • s to ‘be part of used tO to Ssplit. It uappears Turn—like tbe Ferris wheel There is a growingdemand that the ored) disemboweled Charles Jones with the gardeners’ or fi^rista^exhiblL^ut nationalgovernment send adetachB razor. Jone, will die. it is labeled "Things to hit Jith nh^. ” - -------- n „|U| . a hoe. HOC. ment of troopa to the scene to bury the , —— N.wlth .n< Mouml .bout It and eompl.tclv Of the men who. In the name of BOLD BANDITS. A Great Mistake. hiding Itofrom eight is as choice a col Japan, have wrought the wonders that The suffering of the survivors is be- Th.r c.ptBr. . r.r r.,,, In . ^we^L^ lection of weeds as ever grew on a show in twenty-two exhibits at the ing relieved as fast as possible, and a : as * prairie lot. The collection is contrib­ world's fair. 8. Tegima. the imperial A recent dlacovery Is that headache, second shipment of supplies and pro- j , - • • I Buffalo, N. Y., Oct 5.—Three men ' uted by the Orange Judd Fanner, and 4taxlne»-. dullness, confusion of tho mind, Japanese commissioner, staada fore­ Unions was wnloulThursdny morning. „h<) unma.k«d, rubbed Duncan ofc., are dpo to derangement of the nerve includes only 125 varieties of the weed* most On him devolved the labor of centoiw which supply the brain with nerve The entire population of all the places McBain ot SI.100 on Hescoek streeb that are the bane of the farmer’s ex­ installment, and later the task of ad­ forces that IndlgeeUon. dyspepsia, neuralgia, named la now in absolute need ot food McBain, who Is bookkeeper tor lhe ' istence. The tall and nodding ’’Come ministration. He is typical of the edu­ •wind In stomach, etc., artae from the derange­ and drink. Dead bodle. are floating Standard Radiator company, started cated nnd cultivated Japanese of the T •b*n ,l”! o(!k, w th<! ment ot thu nerve centers supplying these or- around on erery aide .and the situation („„ lhp — the ---— -• - J > .pottal .panra, tho doe baao and th. present day. He has worked for three Rra with nerve fluid or force. This la likewise is unparalleled-lti the history of the ----------to pay off men. *The three robbers mayweed. In .p|U „t ,Ml io of many diecases of tbe heart and lungs. south. • yekrs that Japan should be given drove up in a buggy, two of them The nervo system is like a telegraph system, BROKE THE RECORO. ' jumped out, pounded McBain over the they are .11 cUmilled a, weed, they representation at tho world's fair to ac­ as will be seen by the accompanying make a pretty efteet a. they earl In cord with the merit of the land. He cut. Tho lltUe ' I head with the butt of their revolvers while Hues are n"’ I'. U"! °W rB11 ,anc«. »“•* the ! until ,he was nearly insensible, grabbed hoddlnKbloMoms »eem to kla. hand, resignedQhe office of president of the industrial school to come to Chicago. I the satchel containing the money and Spbingfirld, Mass., Oct 6.—-Harry to everybody who posses. He first visited America twenty-three Tyler broke the world's record for the !j then drove off. With their revolvers years ago. After studying for several pointed toward the crowd they cov ­ mile from standing start and E. A. Mcyears in this country he visited Eng­ olcctriccurruntte Three lanky tellow. fn>n> Cpthe- land. Ho was here again seventeen Duffee and James Clark broke the ered their retreat. McHuiu is in the conveyed along hospital seriously injured. creek went Into the AgrienltunU build­ world’s record for the mile for tandem the telegraph years ago. He visited France nine Ink the other day through the prlnclwith flying start Thursday. The first Silver Import* Muka Trouble. years ago. From Chicago he returns effort made was Tylers’* The mile was Calcutta, Oct S.—The large imports PU eutr.nee on the etut .ide .nd to Japan, but unquestionably in tho all. Ordinary ysicUns fall to made in 2:013-5, breaking the world’s rec­ of silver are causing great difficulty. » ntoaont In the doorway „ It future he will revisit this country. n-xanl :hls fact; T! hy ll,-‘ “WtUnde ot the ord for the distance three and three- A suggestion that uu import duty be liiwtaad of ireatfifths seconds, the best previous effort Disced on silver and other dally arising display before them. ing thanervecenTurk* Return to ComtauUnopIe. tcrafor the cause ’’h° having been made by Windle October questions show the lighl-heartedness to'iJr'ST Forty Turks shook the exposition of Ute disorders 8. 1892. Tyler also broke the world’s with which the currency scheme was ino. hbnsbif * arista* Uierefrotn Party. recover­ dust from their trousers and started they treat Lhe ing hfcnsclf and speaking with bustrecord for the half and threeTquarters. entered upon. The government has on their seven thousand mile journey part affected. McDuffee and Clark finished in 2:01 1-5, never considered coinage arrangements ntM hrtaltnuu, -you g-o down that back to Constantinople the other day. Franklin Mites, nule to th. rWhu Hank, you take the rhis brigade Included the sedan chair beating the world's record four seconds. with the native states. hlgMy celebrated X°"andhV'nL ■“ «nen, whoso high rates and graspin-* Money in Circulation. Nominee* of Nebraska Republican* specialist and Mte aisle, and1 we 11 •«. the whole blame disposiuon made their business a total Washington, Oct 5.—According to thing. —Chicago Tribune. studoat of nervous diseases. and author Lincoln, Nob., Oct 6.—The repub­ i?h Mana^r of the Turk­ lican state convention met Thursday the treasury statement the total ish village, gave the homesick vnyngerr. and nominated T. O. C. Harrison, of amount of money in circulation in the HAS ProbMble Wh-ronbout.. n farewell dinner, and the prayer in Grand Island, for supreme judge. C. United States October 1 was *1,701,039,(to Guard}rdl disease* arising ’® mo«iuo sought especial favor ot W. Kaley. Henry D. Estabrook and 918> The average circulation per cap­ Im lookm fur my husban’. I got ]Mt 3 K««t prophet’s shrine for the Charles Weston were nominated for ita, FJ5.29. The net increase in circula­ * '“u' ’’hUe *8” wu neslck crew. Each man was simply regeata of the stafep university. The tion during September was *91,877,947, find him any wher’s. t rine la a reliable platform charges tfie present financial the greatest item of increase being gold ' n 0,0 of ajmin ^blAd Ou.rd-Wb.Mur looldn I noddy, sloppy and depression upon Lae democratic party: coin, 8f4.899.741. charge* the populists with sectionalism "Kind o' tOl .n’ dim, with . |onr 1 blllly. fK. Viuw dance, epilepsy. «<«• U ta In ‘attempting to array the west and Little Rock, Ark., Oct .1—The en the soufh against tbe east and the cen­ tire town of Fulton, Ark., a thriving hat sort o back on his head." —• viivetnnx. 1 ter. reiterates the Minneapolis plat­ town of several thousand inhabitants, jJJ-Have you been to the world’s "You'll And hint, 'boot I cantalDS no form of bimetallism, and declares for was destroyed by fire Wednesday morn­ w.y down tho Midw.y pt.l»ncc •'protection of home industry. ing. Chicfo Inter Oocm, I She—Please talk about Hood’s^Cures Strictly Pure White Lead YOUNG MEN VITAL TO MANHOOD. SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY! T » .a... --- J. B. WHson. 371 Clay Sl Pk. MH W .III „„t I. UOtUA, . and colds, that it cured his win. ’ r .lib p„,„m,,„|, J!.., £ „.,,r,| ,.h,,|(.i„„ no (oul. Kol.n B«rbvr. or V. . ol.lint.Ur. King1, N,.w blsrtlvnv'!!h done Mui roonr »<«., „„„ cm UK-d tor loo, s,a“ "« “« [‘■T'X >'• trl.l l«rti., ,t wBl? ..................... si and 81.00. । • u‘- bl» remed) I. b^omlm, „ , am) to popular n. to ,,,,.4 , rorallon. All .. ......... . Bitter, .hi. the purer uwdlrln.. dor. j * <u.r«nt.«l to do .11 Ilatl „ . . ' “ Electric Blttrn will cure ill the liver mdkltlmrj, „„...... ' boils, -alt rheum ami ulh, MOled by Impure blood. W । malaria from lhe system «ll(! ' well as cure ail malarial fever-- E.,r c(lrp of headache, rotiirtipntloa ami m.m , try Electric Bitten. Eutln- -ai-sfaclkm guaranteed, or money refandr-l. -CriJ 50 cts. and 8,1.00 per boitleat W. H, gHmi year's urugstor.. Tho Ural nlvr In lb. worM tor .uu brulx-ir. x,rv«. utars, KTOK totter. eb.|.|,<-d land., eluiblau,. corm, nnd all akin nnipUon.. and |iw|U,J ly cum. pile, or no p.y n-4uh,^ m, gumnteod to idr.,- pertwl s»ilstwtiM1 money reformed 1’rtee ss eerll, wr L. For Mie by W. H. Good) nr. the drurjui. Ex-Gov. Alphas E.-ih •* -,-lrs>., Alma furnishes nearly une-thlrd of ths student.- «»f Alma college. w <#"iu number. Is tho sad story of suany live* au,i<miserable through no fault ..f (raUBcrofolla la ui«»rr especially tlian auy oth­ er a hereditary disease and for thu -duple reawoi: Arising in.tn Impure and insuffi­ cient bluol, the disease locatri •:,^|f |n the lympatk-s, which anof white tissues; there Is a period .if foetal life when the whole body eou-UU of white tissue*, aud lhe unborn child i« es­ pecially susceptible t<> thi- ‘dreadful d|. sraje. Hut there is a remedy lot scrofula whether hereditary or acq'"';r*d. It ;g .Hood’s Saraapurilla. which hy it\ power­ ful effect on the bloo«i, expells all :t,v-e of tire disease and gives to th* vital fluid the quality and color ot health. If jon decide to take Hood's SaDuipari'ii do nut accept any substitutes. Dr. Taylor of BancruB, has a ream of •’trotting dogs” th^t rm: It- a half Lilt- tn 5d seconds. The Mason creamery at Dundee ha* a churn that rolls uut UDO pound- of butter at one churning. Eallutc. ’’Adirunda" Whclrre Heart and Sferve Chip ha* cured tfcJof the H. Goodyear, Dundee with 1 .200 h banks and during th*'past summer George Bowers, of Haltman. wa- rais­ ing n lot of frog*, the water all titled upon Ids farm nnd the frogs di« >I. Those who believe that Dr. Sares’ eatnrrb Remedy will cun- tin ui ar»- more liable to get well than thow who don't H you happen t» be one of th.»e who don’t believe, there I- a matter of S.‘>uO to, help your faith. It's for yoq n tbe mak­ ers ot Dr. Sages' remedy can't cure >. n. The makers arc the Woild’s lii-ivuury Medical Awodsllun. o( Bitflale. N. \. They are known to ever) nc^p»|*r publisher and drugsl.-t io th'- krnfl. ai"l you ran ea»ily n.-ci-Ham f . ‘ tb<-ir word’* ns gotid as their bom!.' You wind your watch iiw” a day. Your bowel.- and liver should ad reg- The key H-l»r. Pellets. One a ih»se. Maple Rapids, 500 inhabitant support 14 secret societies. A lisig* of lhe Knight* <>f I smYn be Instituted at Mar-hall. ■will Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Qryfar Pitcher's Castoria Children Cry for Castoria. The ceirln al Belin t ie «n- reHuge daik y. men whom Car’. Kell re­ Out crulted at Grand Rapids recently *'* deserted. has made 100 A man near Cheboygan 1 p»T cent on hi* farm (if too sen-.- which he year. h is cleared In one o When Eibr waa «L.’’c. re t^uro : • ’•.Tien she was a ChUJ. «be crlnl f" V.*!i«q she became Mta* Mho durtr ' v.’heo uhe bod ClilUlrvn, she. gave l' S Three d*** have been sh,»OOiuny gam • n cba*ing ««• r. Blachford n-cntly of llvv. T idly Iturcln Hudson. will i.'iuu'O Tecum* eli. Exchange bank of Au C;t zen« Excl onsolldaled with l«*co will !«• i<oni .Saving* i'-nk of OscodiA furniture fMtory to efit fciWW i»d erm miig 150 men will be removed and payment ot a bonus of tn Holland Sa.otw. �w L< DOUCLAS S3 SHOE noTWr. *3.00 »590 »4.M 12.09 UMS *2.00 ♦ l.7» »3.50 $2.50 i $2.25 FOR Ron 11.75 r:s ,, -1 DRESS SHOE. h Uw .. ^trymySJ.SMO.W.OOor q eqMi to cm tom ndMnd look and ... I • v "i wld> to ecpnomhohycur footwear, ... W. L- Doughs SJuw. Name and ^,S J, Iwk **11 ***" y°° ClDOWB-W. S^lb, t.. . ’v <LLY & BRONSON. Michigan Central . . '.uixara fau rioutt.’* I ■vy MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Aitor lhe N.W Aaylam. There are several upper peninsula cities in the field asking for the loca tlon .,r tb. asvl„„,V.rpZ.pT”: 'a site 6 missing links. FOL of the \1.7>k2 not, .DV1TOT- Kel< tralia that th» bour?J univ«rsity, Aus$0 to loo nnnn 5 aAhU*ned weight duSd’“.’S' 'X.XT' '”t-1 * :~ pro : crowd of persons, ' may be largely ep-epl-a ' Av ,..T in “ J — ee<ied. xv । Av exceeded. “'“‘rotton of th< th.‘ In-onren. ier>,-..« J, tl? o< ineonven-: v_ ’ °” mac h learning is furnished '*r”i,”__F torniJ uy a nnu,. ,n°‘°Ch „ 1_____ . .- ..* t'7»“^ ■HE CITY OF TANGIER. BABY ANO HIS CAT. Cs'joil, tag k lortkn ,M- TIME Table. Ju effect July 30. I8S3. Tangier's dif- । The was nneu filled wiua with uujxjt hurry-:leni < beauty ■ . lies . ...... in iu so wi many luauj-uuxuo sidewalk tuuewatK wus in tho monklike garb of ing people, says the New York Times, Favorite Route between Grand Rapid#. Dv^otfi and the east ',“c men aQd in the white muffled fig- Three peddlers stood on the curb, one lion 'or, Um ralabUahment which nres of the women,/n the brilliancy ot with shoe luces, another with candy, Lv. I Goto* East I was w“ made mad, bv bj the la*t lu< kjUl.tur.. o S.L .. Grand Rapid# 1!* sk-v’ and nf the sea dashing upon another another with with gold gold paint paint Neither Iffnar. often, liM, o( lni( Neither ‘~lc.r<x, ’cs an— d tossing feluccas with looked AD as 11 if he expected to sell any---------....Q the .nucvuo VTILU 1VUHCU UC CAprVlvu LV DC.. aa.y* oerra ra.p«ll„iy; Newberry one .if. than__________ > sails from side .to thing. ... ... . paid .... .... . st­ thew three-cornered Nobody the slightest cont,h>lng «o acreo; Marquette two ride; and in the green towers of the tention to them. A man without legs ‘iLc* of <oo acres each; Sauli Ste. Marie Ciquidhmbrr; Sw«t mosques, and the listless leaves of the ■ came stumping over the sidewalk, three Mite, of <00 acre, each; OnUmagoo Prijk"ro. Lothyrw.; Sweet potato, royal palms rising from the center of a j People merely hurried out of his way. tour arum of SK. OS. «o anJ 123 [Stmflrld mass of white roofs; and, above all, in A man passed, dressed In outlandish Mulliken rr-peclieely; Menominee one site of <00 Grand Le-ige rotlTniI!'i°? lh' °r“t N"rtlrora roll. the color and movement of the bazars ! garments, advertising a patentmediacres, and l.'Aoo* offers one rile i to wbT* '°r -""v Hme rec.-nu and streets. The streets represent ab- ; cine. Nobody looked twice at him. If, "7lny to”? bridge near solute equality. They are at the ' An old woman whoso tangled gray ____________ “'* , » -teer which per- widest but three yard* across, nnd ev- ' hairs were blown in'the wjnd shuffled A n insane w.snan with a knife in her Lv l Howard City hand eulervd a acbool building at fort .! >"<■ nall'lng Ute entire length of cry one pushes, and apparently every > feebly along and nobody saw her. A ., Edmore ' of- Chinese. an .... ten the tbe janitor i.nln.r trtol Italian woman .. Stanton Huron, and when tried a, to ^i*’rid,r' ““ U>' «« l» front .,1 the1 one has something to sell, or at least j pair 0 । something to say, for they all talk and ! dressed as for a fete, a negro nearly ,. I louis pul her out she went for him and d | A Bai.timoiu: Invention, ia dealgned • shout at once and cry at their donkeys seven feet in height, a Turk swaddled hacked bhn In a horrible manner. or abuse whoever touches them. A in turban and baggy trousers, a drunk­ IGoing West I A-~lT After she had orercome him she co, , ,--------- ...aaoouoio >• >ll» a double water-carrier, says Harper's Weekly, en woman, a man with locomotor Detroit tered one of lhe class rooms, where a lod< --("r rxpress too. ear safes. Should oaten, onouid taming he tcaehea- was alone. The lattor man- the meteenger *-------------bo attacked ' ' " throw, with his goatskin bag on his back and ataxia—nil passed within a few min­ Grand Ledge i* .K 1 hJ® ®nlfer OQ th® tube throajgh which utes and nobody stopped even for a Mulliken the combination on lock No. 2 aged to erade her until help arrived. J i------• “”'P arrived, , •’«. - aim me Hunfleld . c the water comes, jostles you‘on one moment to iook bi Buyuouyeuse, except. look at anybody else, except when the woman was subdwed uud • “ ’e can then be opened only at th* Woodbury terminal station? - H 1 it Bj(]e> am| a slnve a5 black and shiny as ! the beggars, and they were utterly dis­ L.-.ki-Odessa taken to -mil. -, terminal station. It has lu-on .k , , R patent-leather boot shoves you on ' regarded. Clarksville dlmdue ! most to thow who ini worlfl pays . the other as he makes way for his mw Then appeared from somewhere, as Alto most to those who kill-gencrah great terd^ “7»fcn1en‘,s “nd ter on a fine white Arabian horse with If out of a hole in tbe ground, a child McCord Onion 'City people feel indigwant over amuM^rin;?rann?*‘S?. t"ho bldl»a»t trappings and a huge con- 1 about two years old. ragged and Rast Paris the incarceration in Jagkacm prison ot Grand Rap Ms who nreach teneh » 1° ” ''V* llu> S6 tempt for the donkeys Ln his way. It ’ smeared as to its hands with mud and Dr. M. -Robinson. He was convicted Doners com.’ nhtnr- - ” tor th® is worth going to Tangier if tor no as to its face with traces of bread and । ow a year since on a charge of seduc­ bottom of th • list^ Rotncwhere ncar the other reason than to see a slave, and 1 molasses, besides plain dirt. Its hair tion. Judge Hooker, however, refused I Portland . C S ' . to grasp tho fact that he costs any- I was tousled and its large blue eyes to'pass sentence, but upon Judge Clem­ - sp ing where from ■ " open I- -. a - log •'ep> nt Middles.>iiiuui-b-। Hucre irom one hundred nunarca to five nve hunnun- . were fixed nxea straight siraignt ahead aneaa with wim all an that wiai. । ent’s accession to the bench’he sen­ borouL :_______ > a . . ? roug’li. i. kv Ky_, workmen j discovered dred dollars. _ To. the .. older getteralion sweet unconsciousness of childhood. tenced the doctor to one year in prison. ura iron n spherical mass, which this may not seem worth while, but to 1 written of by poets. In its hands it [ Steps have been taken to -secure a par­ ’ 11 Was al flrst tbe PWReDt generation—those of it [ carried a gray cat. One little fist • Every day, others week days only, r don. perrcctiy lifeless, but upon coming in who were born after Richmond was grabbed the loose skin at the nape, “"W-._____ ... ._... ,________ _______ contact with the air showed signs of* ; •taken ’ -• -• .---------—“ it •is s new and- momentous sen- ' the other grasped.... it firmly over the xuirius ana uwtoit. -u itbio. w-.'.--;.-________ ___ eon the a°‘l soon began to hop. The Atlantic X Pacific express ’ satlon to look ata man as fine and . hind'quarters. Each particular leg of made inUnion station. Grand Rapids wit* Michigan Central, east bound, consistm ■ stalwart and human as one of your I the cat struck out straight and rigid; Chicago* Wbtt Mich io as Railway reg* bTr^ Fs City H..stings - lla-tlcigs. - Bank, Mich. 57 5.000.00 •12.000.90. । >:dent R-.rtj<j|d«. C 1-j- irtnn-ut tn in ll.vrrr Cbic&g:. hluHM J - :• At the Grund Rapid' HuvutiiiL. Lnd Normal Sth Ou 1. car A. S- 1‘arlnh, Props. J . WILLIAMS’ MEDICINE C(k, Schenectady, H.T. -•*.! Brockvilk.Out. own people, and feel that he cannot • each claw showed its shining curve, PEOPLE OF NOTE. strike for higher wages, or even serve The cat did not appear to be uncom- IDS.’ CBAHLSVOJX. PKTOKKKr AMD I Baw" Uncle Timothy DyeA, aged re, the ds a parlor-car porter or own a barber- j fortable, and the child was gloriously View. Favorite route 10 tbe sanunw resartw northern Michigan. oldest resident of Vinal Haven. Me., shop, but must work out for life lhe I unconscious of everything but its own ofTrain# leave Grand Rapids for Chicago, Td» recently caught with a hook and line, two hundred dollars his owner paid for I baby thoughts. The child was so young A. M.. «J0 A. M. and 1:2S P. M.. MJO P. MLt from a small- boat, a halibut weighing him at Fez. ' that it went unsteadily, tottering down 322 pounds. # ----:-----------------• the middle of the sidewalk, with the Mur. Blovnt, the ex-eommisaiom-r's j MOORISH WOMEN. I held up in front of it like a drumleave for Manhtee fJO A. M. and Leave for Traverse City IM wife, says that some of the native v.uro I1-.UU f major'. «taff. There ™ not bur- 5:*a P. M. and H-16P- M. , or Northern Africa. Tying wayfarer—man or woman—who Leave tor Charlevoix. Petoeky and With a roar and rush the waters of women xbefinu-t in Honolulu were as 1:30 A. M . and lt:l5P-M. not pause and laugh. A number 'the Michigamme river broke through cultivated and refined us any women I There is something continually in- I Parlor ear# on day trnlr.# and ah 1 teresting in the muffled figures of , stopped short aud followed the child nlgbt trains between RavVIew. Gra»_ the Mansfield mine near Crystal Falls, she ever saw. and Detrot' Through po>Me<«ar llAtrax IIiiuu-H has sold Italian rentes Moorish women, says a writer in as it staggered along. By the time tho Chicago drowning twenty-eight of the em­ tween Hastlnn and Hay View, via. 0- *'■ * «They make you baby had traveled half, a block it had R’y., D. L. A N. R R.. and C. ft W -H-l,R'T ployes nt work directly u niter the to the amount of L1.0W.0W, and has in- Harper's Weekly. Aak ouraxvDt# for further partlruM vested ’ th< amount in American railalmost ashamed of lhe uncovered faaes 1 an escort of twenty grown persons bestream. The eighteen men who es­ caped were empkjyvd in the lower lev­ road securities, including some low- of the American women in the town; Blde8 the swarm of boya. The baby wrl,« _______ ______ rP.-Yi. els Most of the drowned men leave priced stocks which paj;- no dividends, and, in lhe lack of any evidence to the tottered along, its magnificent gravity j Aqstin Corbin is the leading spirit contrary, ‘ I — ' undisturbed, and when .a k — breathless, families. you ..... begin to believe every WUU..U w grr. you you meet *» ' and-chief promoter of the proposed un- Moorish woman or girl Is ». as bareheaded woman came running and beautiful as her eyes would make it snatched up the young explorer 1 derground railway system fur tho city bcnuiiiui an tier cycn wuiuu matte it. . ------------ —r —— ------ ™ - (still • ■ •■■■ . _the .. —I.IIm.. on bravely to ♦$,.» /*at\ each A party of surveyors who were-on the of New York. Hu; ptans involve the appear that .he Moop ;j I. holding appear trial one ia ix Tho" 1 now of or tne .uour— —s — --------- j -- the ~ cat! —, - - t tug Mystic, bound for Ransom's land­ c^*nditun* ot about-S100.000.000. •inh 1.. girls . t . whose . •faces .1 saw were dina• TIMETABLE. 1 pv™-™ in in tKaa the ornwri crowd lrMTUf.fi looked shfX-nisn sheepish ing, on Lake Superior, hail a’ narrow and hurried away. In effect July 30. IMS-. " Gov. Markhami <-f California’, has tinctly handsome; lhey were the worn- " J escape from death. The tug caught fire spent nil his vacations in the moun­ cn Benjamin Constant paints in his I TWO SUPERSTITIONS. while in the lake and the flames gained tains in the southern part of his state pictures of Algiers, and about whom ' Stations. such headway nhat it hail tn be run for fourteen years past. He camps in Pierre Lotti goes into ecstasii-s in his ashore at Ransom's landing. The boat Their j' robe or 1 the woodp ami is ar ardent fisherman. book on Tangier. was valued at SIL.000. Neither lhe Friday nor the thirteen XOKTII. cloak, or whatever the thinly is that • 1 Kalamazoo Lv .. they affect, covers the head like u superstition is traceable to any satis­ I* East Cooper..,.. HAPPY THOUGHTS. factory source, says the Philadelphia Riclilaud Janet hood, and with one hand W>cy hold Trains collided on the Chicago ,1one ot its folds in front of tne face as Bulletin. In the case of the first we Crenwy Milo Grand Trunk-railroad at Bellevue and high as their eyes. The okly times : find the superstition obtaining alike’ Delton I Henry A. Nrwtend. the wealthy fur­ mally gets there ahead of the old man .., that I ever saw the face of any of them with the English, the Swedish and the ,j Cloverdale rier of ihrtroil. -aud'Mr.-s Newland were just the same.—Galveston News. Shultz was when I occasionally ehule<l Ma- Indian races. a,nd with each goipgback killtxL and llowiinl Meredith and his • "Well. Anna, have yon found the harnetl and ran off with a little guide to some belief concerning a Worshiped | HA8TIXUIV... ” my . *hiiryet *' "■?Yes, madam; wife, of Ix-tron. and three other per- 'T’jsc for called Isaac, the especial protector of being or a religious rite. But there Grove. sons were badly injured. The accident hut "* now I cannot *"* ~find the hair.”—Flic- two American women, whb farmed the vyhole matter ends. In the case of .1 Coats Woodland gendc Blaetter. happened durihg a dense fog. him out to ar when they preferred to the English speaking Christian, theJ Wcwdlw fact that Friday the crucifixion took 1 Umm .|£ k remain in the hotel. He isla particu­ rw<~««t ioK Yean. ! "best pleased with the stock market place is assigned as the reason fur sc&e- ‘ Detroit Mrs. Margaret ‘ISampson . <i<-l<vred) -when it is j»implr unbearable.—Boston larly bcantifnl youth, and JI noticed 1lecting that day from the other six days ' Grand Rapid). that whenever he was witii me the dieriatthe advanced age of 108 years. 'Commercial Bulb tin. clonks of the women had a fashion of as of especial significance. But accord- | She .........had lived in Hk-higan r- - many . .years. . ,,, the way. why doesn’vt tbe con- coming undone, Hr they w<Juid lower,r ing to this very argument that day ( and at her home hi Summit for a long i.^slclor pBOch the train-robber? He Stations. them for an instant aud look at Isaac... , should be one of good omen rathsr time She was -s ell known through ot least [give him a check.— nnd then replace them s<-verei[v upon the than one of illr since the event with the county, anti'was unquestionably : {j^-wland 1'lain Dealer. j. in.Ip. m, SOUTH. bridge of the nose. Then Itouc would which the day is connected augured | 3-i. the oldest prrwn in Michigan. Old , your frjend. the star actor, Kal.inuuoo Ar. 0 33» tf-3» turn toward me with a shy' conscious the salvation, not the condemnation, age was tbe'ean* «5f her death. i well?" “Tfie only time lever smile and blush violently, tsnac says of the disciples of Christianity. Fri- 1 RicblMuTjunc't C*»vtete4 s.v'wife Marder. j knew him draw*, full house was when that the young men of Taagiers can day in no way c^a be explained as a Cressey Milo..../. Dr. M. P. Fogle*->ng was found guilty , he was playing poker. —N. V Press. tell whether or not a girl isj pretty by day for fear, thonglr it may be as one i Deiuin Cloverdale Cloverd; at Hillsdale* of'twMer in the first de-, Watts—“How .lid you come out in looking at her feet. Il iff true that of great soip^jw and thankfulness. Neither does the mythological ex■ gree- !!«/ had been on trial for two yxmr little wrestle with the Chicago their feet are bare, but it struck me as weeks ettargird Wnh the murder of his ( wheat market?" Potts-“I went after being a somewhat reckless test for se­ planation of Friday’s significancy | Bantings offered in the case of the eastern and i <jroTe wife two years ago by poison. Hi« ' wiv»l and gut worsted."—Indianapolis lecting a bride. Scandinavian people account anymore 1 w<H><iiand .... sentence ww imprisonment for life. Journal. satisfactorily for the superstition, and ’ Wofsibnrv . TO TEST MEN’S SOCIALISM. LITERART CLIPPINGS. with the number thirteen the results tanslng ■'■■■■ Rich BSd ot investigation are the same. The Detroit.... Charles Nelson, of Port Huron, a Sm Hf.nry Bea’EMKX. the inventor, plain fact is that Friday and thirteen * GrBO<l -Bailor, has received; word of a fortune now in his eightieth year, is writing a “The best way to test a nian's faith are indelibly mArked by superstition, j Traverse City having been left hr® in Norway. sketch of his’life. in’Tsocialism, said . a traveler ID vuvuM*au>. ” no.w -.ro.v.y to a rep- have been SO marked as far hack as , I’ita.toe1’’’’ The residea©.- iff Jesse Monroe, in Tin: Harpers are said to have on rcsentative of the SL IaHiIs Globe- history relates, and probably always 1 n*y View’.’.’.’. . *Bronson, was bnrued. Loss about <3.- 1 hand more than fifty thousand dollars’ Democrat, "is to watch whftt he does ••• •be so marked. - • • The present• aver­ 1 will *00. No insurance. 1 worli- of accepted .manuscripts. when he accumulates or 1$ presented sion to the daj and the number is not The Kalaurax<A» ’Crointy Farmers'AL Kalanmxuu'C^nty <-owa.KB loved pete, and had at one with a little property. I have a trusted • deductive but instinctive—blindly, but •ntopv nn signal only. Agvnls mt»st and Indtetmllffllon held ite rabbits, three hares, two employe who is a flrst-cluks man in Kaoce a..---------- '' *“ I ' nono the less positively, instinctive— trains at flag stations as soon as they <rua fte regular meeting at'Vicksburg. every respect, except forhisldetermina- ' and, in a large measure, irrudicable, seen. 1 guinea pigs, a magpie, a day. a All trains will stop at Crooked take Gruss tag ■William Gann, thef-hird man conneeY'-ling. two canary liinls. ftvo dogs. » tlon to talk and argue a little too ! despite education and religious teacb- when they are llagtfed. . Rnptaire mu«t be at the depot at least « nte ed with robberies of freight from tiie much. For years he has been an ex­ • ixflr1 “retired cal" and a s-juirrel. utes before I ravin* ttmr of trains, so that ux«at» Michigan Central, -pleaded gnil’.V Mt ■ Dit. outer Wendell Holmes says he treme socialist and has been arguing । There have been many blows admin­ may have time to cheek It property; mi.e tra Im IB Jaekson and was sentenced to three does not feel half so old now ak he did about the crime of wealth.! Not very istered to the superstitions, particular­ •nav not goforward until next train. ♦Mixed trains will be run at tbe cj~i~ crJi — yews in state prisottat twenty-seven Pnwabiy h« is much Jong ago he refused to ccmtinuc the ly of reernt years. New York is the of the company, who reserve tbe ripbt to ebaaaa Mr.' George Ralph died at hi* home younger, despite kis years, than the discussions and seemed vtry anxious birthplace of a thirteen club, which the lima of such trains without notlek at Gftltoburg. aged years He left a average young man of seventeen. to forget all he had ever sa^d in,favor , has thirteen members, meets always widow, aged 92, with whom he had JliHE.N's deepest regnrt is that he of an equitable division |of all tiie the thirteenth of the month, and in a lived seventy years. dues nut speak English, nnd cannot, good things in the world among all the t house numbered thirteen. But the The .plant of the dtffanet Capital­ tberefarv. reach the hearts of the peo- people living in it. 1 laugtted at him a negative fafluence which this organiza­ wagon works at Lansing, which ho. nte Nearly all the other dramatic good deal,’ but without success, and tion has exerted so far is not perceptit ble. Neither is the campaign con­ boon raeant several yean., to .to be re- P • writers seem to be trying to reach , finally ascertained the cause. opened by A. A. Piatt of Howell, who »« I •‘He had for years been buying the ducted by ministers, scholars and tlieir pockets. \ house he lived in by sujall install• teachers any more effective. All that will <roo4.n l a bending works. meets, and not being a verj- good ac- । these attacks have accomplished has ODD CORNERS. Michael Collins, of St Louis. Mo..; i countant had lost track of the flight of not been, sufficient to be felt. Superaged SA yenra. was drugged st Bay City, r men cannot vote unless '• time, and was very much surprised one stition is as illogical as it is tenacious, knocked down and robbed of KO. •'"«’» -■ "'■7""- , ' fine morning to find that he owned his , and human endeavor to break it d6wn K^m^^unty jnil'^ow's «l ‘an ' ‘ house tree house free from incumbrance. The • is not likely to succeed. f.iu»> «.ij,Jj« - - - jn Jaiuc about '-------------------------- two nunarea per cent, while he was ’ ChtaeM Petal Sy.tam. time *n icvi. iu.0.1 v the number or-, nw. । kish Asia Minor sue paying for it, and he The Chinese have no governmental ,5 Turkish Asin■ ' ’ “ - - is taow worth I drunk, la B to" «nd lh" n«““*r | of the roads that the freight Uiree thousand or four thousand dol- , postal system, and letters are trans­ r^ted tor ( — roafad tor l.rorny l.nxoy wn. nta>» , I, ronditlon . —j—1 mile „,;!«■. . ported by means of so-called “letter* shops.” These are somewhat like our Dr. Snuermsn, pro .v.u^fcw would be orer forty-fire dollars. | . b-----••I-----forgot how much he nraeU and quarantine at th» Soo tor ount each express business, as packages are also Tun Eskimo Bulletin Is the only going wsa the mamrnum U^Xto boaid o« health, haa rmlirnod. sent, and rboth letters and packages to own. > — lonrnul published in the arctic circle- American should be nil arc iuuurcuuuu Couotorfelto of the new quarter ar. n K orlnted at Cape Wnee of Wales. bat it was s eery small ntage of Brc insurea-and registered, and charges : out at lleaaemer. They are Imp-rfem are in proportion to to the dletaeee distance to be J bls present earthly , . ions, and , Alaska, and la Issued only once > year. hi, la the nJl ling. . . Tne Inhabitants ot Thlbel aro the hence hl» nbnndonment ot the deelro c.rriwt There «re uld to be nearly An iron mine h- been discovered »' lettershop, in Shanghai aqoally valaable in Oos dirtiest people on earth, hot only do tor dirldlne up. The bnlldlnir nmoelnventine thMaanaytoai oaar Iron Hirer that oren at the <«e they never wash, but when once full lions wattercl oyer thetry In so , »>one. which send out employes to cc me t #H diaaalarB «I liver i ™, h hns been attained they never many thousands are tbe best anti- i work up custom. Foreign letters are S"o« their clothes When the g£ socialist adrocates that can well bo I oonreyed from China toother counU-lea, imaglned." ' by the postal system of the latter, con­ meals they wear become old others ' , .... ■ ■■ suIb being considered as postmasters Onlr Thirty Year# Ago. I for their own countries. are put over them. I mile, of the elllafe. Liberal thinkers in the churches are 1 -------------------------ABOUT OURSELVES. basing a mnoh planter time now Iteahtoa, a.lSuro.ror. than in the time of BidiopColenrothbH• commit, a murder In TunTnr largest M>es hate only aixteen 7^%x%to«.hdr. hlshop pub- R K"™ “»« •«' U>« wU! deal. orB none nunro. o7bruin. The lowest men her. ty years Vo. After the bishop ltsbe.1 his book showing that certain 1 their ^elr hands or weapons by kUUng him. and ugures figures m Ina [the tbe PeninPenta-I Is aupp supposed ~ to be haunted -j by — the ana ine ren»- iI He ia M^hal l.1aaeh.ra.h.t thHcu°i°'blood la composed of H.S statements _ were. untrue, « *he- found > ___hinuelf tn . ■ntelf. Kia ssnt.lunUl Ke. earths magi mud tench ■ "PeV lrit ofvrlsa-lwt hla victim he ffoe. f water, fi-- Of albumen, 14.1 of I Un«l anlrermlly r»tr»41.ed. Men , «»d kill, hlmwlf. but .. . matter of IsttabaMOt ‘he prtMU capture and rtrangl. coloring mBn c<n ‘ .nd women whom he had known Inti. ...an » *___ *________ 1- him bn rest rxf him nnlznriurn unknown fri to fthe of tKn the nom. com­ bonra w,". «H mately from childhood refused to speak munity. The thongs with which the very eiiy----to him. And so general was the detes­ They aro strictly tation of him that his laundress in Lon­ wretch's life is squeezed out of his body C““nk H. Chamberlain. Wty.lhreepvnn^ don refused any longer to wash his are then burnt before the image of Kali aahes crammed crxmnu into the dead * mlaHnf « Cwc^' elovhes, because she lost customers 1~ and the ashes WM frrifo Itav Bay City, y and a let- JiLrStoS«'hurt,ul to “*”■ man's month, by thisl means purifying *",raa^ • ^•‘‘manntroturo the ne«~«7 coming into such close contact wit_ hia corpse. hlm. hbdm ing of sixteen coaches, was run into by . ‘the Detroit and Chicago express, also east bound; near Kdmnazoo. and •‘Mogul" engine N«x TOO and the sleeper Eclipse were wrecked. Several hundred passengers were badly shaken up, but no one-waa seriously injured. No. 4 Kai. J-yiT; Builder Tonic No. Blood Nerve Express 1 J.XM 3 'T ii-Hde In the conditions iiMlt-s- William Holley MI-41 Iran. . b. vuivin -mJ-1 it public :u »-td dolLirM cpvrnaab - atft-ic. ■>r A-Lf^neeof Mort<.i*e. U. MS. o! -w-r. nn-le lo tbe rondWmi’ d H.,rry and MtateoC Michigan.-on lhe • ■ Umury A.I> a* In IlberSJol •wt- 333. on «*l;i<Hi znortKSge then- I* .•lei ’.i: e . nnd an xtuw) ’4 fee of fifteen - ;r.>»'i<l»-d fnr In -aid murtrage. and t>« »»■-' ' ; -i »-«-<ihi£# atMwftjkvhMi own im-umn-.< ; . out the mnnr}# Mcured by said to:- <-.<! luaairt mortgage, aud <he»tatutr hi nnUe and provided, atxtee I# hereby Kh»-. hiatonffalurday the 4thday «4 November, A <’ -V. at ten o'clock In tbe tereaoon. I sbab ’• ■ •: Wibllc Utttlan, In (be Uigln bidder. »l U'<!: -;r;M front <loor of.tJie eonrt bouse In the ' M -» HnsUugs. (ttiax H-lng the trtjwe ‘bwcircuR^oiirt for BarrveoantV I# hold j-ratnltea dtscrlbed In wild mortgage. »r y ntltfteof u may be nece#;<vy te nay tbe dae on aatd mortgage. wWi rlx Lq.i1"’'* Interest, and all legal costs, logs’bet Al 1 n mtorut-Vfi ae of fillden dollnr’ r'toZiiy’r1 lh-* premise# being 'i s G ri d in mortgage M all that piwe «>.. jure-! of )yjrf lying sttiist* In *.■*., • - "‘ili'.w of Itarrv in the County «i'-.iny (,r Mtelilgnn. and known ■ 7 ‘b -< ril«-d as follow.'. to wit: i::/r 11 ’*•*'’ 'i-arter (N F„k) <d 'hr «ndb Suf1‘i“‘'’"r l-S K l4) °f section lour (8 41 and ’7 ’ qitaner (HI? 4,1 ofGhe south ewd M-ctl.m telle <4> all in w. “ ‘ f l) north of range tdua wc Z (N R v le,.e‘WUlnlu,< adrxa ol land more or b-ibjj Augntt Hh. 1803 ClIARLtS A. WJEMEMAN. PinitfT ■WrtfafM1 CnuiROVR, parture. ARwaey.for Mortgagee. - M.*r„ SICK HEAD ACH a toed forMeto>rUnU' 1 �I Republicans carried the city of Indian­ apolis, Ind., Tuesday by majorities rang­ ing from 2500 to MM. Cleveland carried Thursday, Oct. ra, 1893. tbe city last November by M majority. MtmHAU. L. COOK. Editor. Thia la one of the straws that Indicated which way tbe wind b blowing. Next month will occur the election in Ohio. TKB HASTINGS, MICH., PO8T0FFICX, AUGUST 14. 1879. Unless all signs tell McKinley will carry the slate by a rousing majority. Within tbe last few months'tbe great mass of laboring men have come to realize that It makes a great difference which way they cast their ballots, whether Ito on tbe Health. side of progress and proeperty or stagna­ The New York Evening Telegram has tion aad inactivity. commenced printing some sketches of New York’s most Influential democratic Detroit circles of society were quite politicians. Everyone has heard of Rich­ Qadly stirred up tost week by the arrest of ard Croker, better known as Boos Croker, Stonewall J. Def ranee, a young man who the leader ot Tammany .Hail gang in New was evidently prosperous in the real es­ York City. If the biography of every tate business. DeFrance has been fully member.shows up with Boss Croker’s identified by several of his victims whom It will make mighty Interesting reading, be has swindled out $50,000.00 or 975,showing very rapid changes from poverty to ♦00.00. He Is also wanted for complicity affiuenee. An iuveetlgttiou Into their in tbe abduction of Joseph Perrlen, the records certainly bodes no good fur Tam­ wealthy Detroiter. many. Public sentiment was so strong against une to New York clh. Attended public school more or tore the appointment of dude Van Alen as minister to Italy, notwithstanding his -Worked for lUrtem Railroad mapurchase ot lhe office by giving SSO.OqO 1 towards the democratic corruption fund that the appointment was "bung up” by tbe sonata, and its a pretty strong dose •that a democratic stomach ean’t endure. Hastings Banner. But the littie prayer was evidently answered. A buggy containing four men hove In sight. They heard tbe cry of distress and quickly went to the rescue. In a short time tbe unfortunates were all on terra Jlrma and mighty glad to be re­ leased from their perilous position. Wo promised not to give any names away, but oh my how tired Bob Bell, John Eggleston and John Montgomery did look Monday morning though. EDITORIAL NOTES. 1 It has been proposed that Grover Cleve­ kpoolatod 'Fire. land officially close the World’s fair tbe totter part of thb month. Nothing could l>e more appropriate as Grover has had a great deal of experience In dosing a good many big Institutions since tbe 4th of last Chamberlain. March. This would indeed be a very del­ isn-PBid saeAse ere kx«ht tanu la HichlaM icate compllmentto our chief executive. Died. Adam Fuhrman to C. and J. Fuhrman Maaec 5 Maple Grove • I.os. Hartley E. Headricks to Albert M. Itopfaog lots Keefers’*d. Middleville 81 mo. Albert M. Dowling to Hartley K. Ilendncks *jJ^h3Kbulttto^!raaaLOc.l* kame-« «<>l» Lowe lots J and 4 Middleville tran (• Mary A. Cyan N. llrvtagtt.oo. Report of tbe condition st the HmUbhCW Bank at HasUngs. Michigan, at the done -of Loansand dtoeounte......................... $»«.»«> Stocks, bonds, mortgages, etc......... Orerdram....v............................. U Violins. GuitaiJ and Banjos. stock of the best strings obtainable. A Examination of Eyes Free at John Bessmers Jewelry Store. f.r: rnNGonsT, OCTOBER 26, 27, and 28, bu mi. J. The Reliable Jeweler Battle Cheek. Mich.. Oct. fl.—Jerry W. Boynton of Grand Rapids, the well Wheat, red per bu.. 65. known railroacrprojector. Is In the city. Wheat, white per bu..3S. He says the survey of a new road has just Clover Beed per bu , 3 .00. Timothy Berd p*r bu.. 2M. been completed from Battle Creek to -Barley per bu. BO to 1.10 Grand Rapids via Bastings. Tbe work Hay per ton, 5B0 to KOf. has been done quietly. This road will Millet seed per bu. 50. Pork dressed. 7.00. connect at Grand Rapids with tbe Grand Rapid.*) A Grand Haven road via the Grand river valley. The distance between/Grand Rapids and Grand Haven wlll'Be reduced to thirty-five miles, and will be a low grade road. At Grand Haven tbe road will run in connection with a line of large transfer boats to Mil­ waukee, a distance of eighty four miles. These boats will be capable of transport­ ing solid trains of loaded freight cars across Lake Michigan without bulk. This will be a great advantage to the two thresher works here, as both concerns have a branch In Milwaukee. Mr. Boynlon has an agent now In lx>ndon negotiating for tbe sate of the bouds, and says he can assure the people of Battle Creek that the cars will be running on the road In less than a year. It has not been decided for a certainty .Absolutely that the road will be run through Has­ tings. It has been suggested that the road run to Gun Lake In the western part A cream of tarter baking powder. of Barry count)*, instead of to Hastings. Gun Lake Is one of the largest and finest Highest of all in leavening strength lakes In Michigan, and would make a popu­ —Latest United States Govern­ lar summer resort—Grand Rapids Bdrald. ment Food Report. Railroads are easily built—on Roval Baking Powder Co paper: big profits are quickly made—In Wall St.', N. Y. your mind; but tbe aetual, material divi­ dends from such projects wouldn't add materially to a man's avoirdupois. We certainly hope that Jerry will be sucesaful in completing the actual road though, and it he does, that it will not miss Has­ tings. honest dealing. PERFECT PITTING. FACTS ARE STUBBORN TN1NQ5 Remember the dates, October 26, 27, and 28th 1893. Ths Praysr Was Effective. Hastings, Mich. people don’t like stubborn things. But a plain state­ ment of facts no one objects to. Well it is a plain state­ Furniture and Carpets Rugs and Draperies, We carry a nice large line of these goods. Just now we have an especially fine line of cheap Bed Room Suites. If you need any­ thing of this sort call at our store and we can cer­ tainly suit you. “Panic Prices” govern everything irr6ur store. We have a big line of Chairs and Rock­ ers that we want to sell. that we are stocked with a store full of goods that are in every '•ray desirable. In groceries we aim to have the newest and best and in Crock­ ery and Glassware ditto. Come in and see our new goods. We pay the highest price for produce. We sell goods at bottom I prices and ■ the quality is A No. 1. If you are looking for some­ Hams & VaiArmaii. S. E. PHILLIPS Hiram Rogers. Opposite Fred L. Heath, the druggist. CHILDREN’: CLOAKS. MOVHXTG ! Tlw fact that we have a large commodious and well lighted Cloak Room on second floor, together with the fact that we have a large m 0 0 in 1 tn j Q. STOCK OF CLOAKS, In cheap and medium prices has inaugurated the largest We have ever enjoyed this season of the year, Your attention is call ed to our immense stock of LADIES’ SEAL plTjsh J U] The richest and most comfortable garments worn, and GAZING ftT THE NEW MOON a DRINKING NEW MOON TEA kA MORE POPULAR THAN EVER This Fall. When you are in the city don’t fail to call and see our line HOGLE We work for the Interest of our Customers JA C K E TS The day intervenlnlf between Saturday night and Monday jpornlng to used by many of the sportsmen of the city, not as a day of Test but a brief vocation. De­ spite the terrible accidents t6al usually befaU. Che disciples of Nimrod who bunt upon the first day of the week, tne woods resound with the reports of guns every Sunday when tbe weather Is pleasant Sunday last was no exception, and among those who started for a hunt were three who went to Otis’ lake, a few miles Tbe actions of tbe United States Senate to southwest of the elCy. One peculiarity of ♦ diagram to Lite country and the people ire thta lake to Chat there are about six mods becoming thoroughly sick and disgusted with tbe dilatory tactics employed and the Ing guietly In a boat. Another large In­ disposition of many of ths members to voice of evening eame, but the ducks "talk against time.” What to seeded In were conspicuous only for' their abaenee. As a sort of diversion one of .the party tbe Beoete Mort than anything else to stood up In the front end of the boat to sotMOoe wittiAbe ooorage and backbone shoot at a pond Illy leaf. A sudden lurch <of ‘•Czar" Reed to formulate a set of of the boat gave Mm a good start towards Is a beautiful and impressiv the place where McGinty went, but on hto way down.he hooked onto tbe side of tbe sight; but. tiee. to do avaff with thia everlasting flll- boat strong enough to tip tbe craft over. They all went In but grabbed onto the oughly desptodd by Ida enemies than Czar boat and hung there for dear life. Their doing so cheated u^ out of a big Item of news, but It also saved us writing some Is one of the most delicious pleas­ cratte atempte to fllMmofer. That was obituaries. They all cried lustily for when republicans went in power. 81dm help, but no help came. They Indlvld- ures accorded to those who enjoy a fine cup of tea. I have just re­ democratic accession however, a good por­ them to go hunting ceived a large invoice of the new tion ot Reed’s B itea have bora adopted by on tbe Sabbath. they kept sinking d grew weaker and crop of New Moon Tea and it fully Carted, not aaljr in hto own party, bat by weaker, O-ie of the party, to mud and equals the best recommends ever water up t > hto chin, bad just .expensed given I it. -Why done you try it? gna’. contrition and finished with the Whenever you want groceries or following prayer:— "Oh, Lord Almighty , canned goods call on me. save me this time and I’ll never do it again. I’ve got a wife and two children With JOHN BESSMER, Jeweler, And Bakin Pure ft rnuiiDs. EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED. thing new calloii Potatoes per bu . M. New York Tribune, Second Visit! ment of facts when we say Butter. 3 to 34 and M IS S E S It Is evident that the Senator? opposed to tbe unconditional repeal of the Bberman law will firmly maintain their un­ compromising attitude. Supported by the unanimous sentiment ot their constit­ uents, and fortified bv the rules -of the Senate which forbid anything approach­ ing cloture, they are confident of their ability to command a compromise that will recognize silver as one of tbe great money metab of tbe country. It Is said that President Cleveland Is m utterly op­ posed to compromise that he will consent to nothing short of actual repeal of tbe Sberman Jaw, until everything pualUle has been done In that direction. The picture of a President of the United States lobbying for the unconditional repeal of the bill is one.that isn’t often presented to the American people. The houses of Congress are supposed to legtotete for the people, and the spectacle of an American president attempting to dictate what their action shall be. shows a degree of bull headed new that doesn’t become a grmt nation's, executive. Whatever line the President may follow, the fact still re­ mains that a great majority of the Amer­ ican people favor the use of rtlper as wet! as gold for the Nation's currency. The people want a currency that to American, not British. They want tbe Interests of the west to be protected as well as those of the east; they want the two metals to bj maintained at a parity. Lowest prices. J VW. BOYNTON'S LATEST SCHEME. Road Surveyed Between Grand Rapid* grand rapide. OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. RATES per day. Booms 5o cento. Meals ‘J5 cents, Steam Heat. * “ BEACH A BOOTH. Latest styles. Having received m> many favorable reports from tbe many well pleased patrons of Prof. Phillips the optician who visited us last AupM, 1 can freely and conscientiously..inytte au ot mv friends aad patrons to have their eyre ex- It would seem as though President Cleveland could dispense with his anti­ 1.188 fat medicine soon, judging from tbe severe .9MA213 43 “roastlngs” that he Is getting even from • 7S.WOOO Capital stock paid In. Means Committee to hardened to all members of hb own party. . UjOOOOO Surplus fund............ . 9 of humanity aod patriotism it can­ UmUridM meats................. ...... .. . Hoke Smith found the pension suspen­ Commercial, deports *ubfecta to fall to heed, even fa tte crusade of Incheck.........?...................................... ostrial havoc, such statemento as the sion business "too hot” for hto health. He Comasertdal CertMeate* of deport ...­ Baring* Mno*lta.. ■■■...■■.................... as that comes from Philadelphia. Out found that sympathizers with Northern 14JXX) 00 pf 75,000 hands employed in the carpet, soldiers were not confined within G. A. Total......................... 4S State ot Mk'higau. Gouaty of Barry woolen and knitting arilto of that city R. circles by any means. I, Din W. Keynote* cashier of the above named 19,000 are now out of work. Both em­ Bank, do rekwnly swear Ourt the above state­ Levi T. Griffin has been nominated by ment is true to (be !><•'( «f rey knowledge aud ployers and employees declare that this Dan W. KsvNOLDe. Cashier. the democrat* of Detroit to occupy the belief. plight has been wrought by tbe threatened seat of the late J. Ix>gan Chipman in Con­ n. 1 mmB| Changes of tbe tariff. They are in a posi­ Notary Public*. gress. tion where it to not possible for them to be deceived. Thousands of those who voted for • The weekly lose In wages thus entailed the change, are now hunting for work. Is enormous. It Is sorely felt tfyen In so great a center as Philadelphia./ Nearly all The change was both sudden and severe. •the dwellings In the "City of Homes” are owned by the families occupying them. '.This blow demonstrates afresh that war ’on protected industries Is literally war on " American homes. The senseless attack । on American Industries has already made . disastrous Inroads into tbe savings of j American employees. Does the detnoy cratlc majority In Congress propose to go on until the maw of tree trade bus entlrely swallowed up tbe fruits oj years of ' toll and thrift in tbe shape of savings and , homes? THE KENT LafllGS’ Watches, Gents’ Watches, Boys’ Watches. Kohler—At his home tn Iplu« Fred Kohler, agwl l» year*. The funeral waa held Bunday Oct. let. Rev. Grigsby officiat­ ing_________ ________ Tbe man who took my Buffalo robe by mlfr take or otherwise, during lhe fair, and will be prosecuted, unlees be retarn* the same to Pennocks barn before Oct. 25th HASTINGS BANNER RKDUCBD RATES AT �Hastings Banner^ [ — ThursJto/ w; K <O0«- j ARE YOU With the desire to save * |i,-l,. - uuething on every per. has.-. If mo buy p,,,,- Patent Medicines; j)., .. Stuffs: Wall Paper; Shades; Paints VVii.il. an*!-us; Sdlool Books, \r-\v ;ind Second Hand, 1 ,,f Fr«d L. Heath, the Druggist. . In tjie old wooden building One door East of City Bank. FRED L. HEATH, . the druggist. ‘ LOCAL NEWS. . CIRCULATION • This week, 1 1 1 80 quires. Had you DoU<*d that to tbia ye*g, iM3 the months of January, April, July, q-u ober, and December have «ach five Sun­ days; that both the first day and the last day oC-the year are on Sunday; aud that the year has fifty-three Sundays? Firemen surprised Albert HU ton al his home to the first ward Monday evening the occasion being the celebration of h|s birthday. About 40 persona were present and report a very enjoyable time. They left a nice chair each for Mr. and Mra. Hilton. Some tSlef. evidently an eplenre, stole a nice spring chicken purchased for a Sun­ day dinner, and a crock of bultqr from Mrs. J. A. treble’s refrigerator Saturday evening or Sunday morning. Possibly it was tbe same person that aroused some residents of West Green street very early Sunday morning. personal mention. r-nd Sp.u|dln< „ Chl£wo D r’cTZ" 10 Or“'1 “"hO-XW n r"“ra*1 “ 01,10 Mondr »«. u. Hath Frtd.y K'”“10"- I" Orund Rapid. m“SxE” <™m M.r.h.11 “BUSINESS IS LOOKING UP.” ■» Not because it is flat on it’s back and can’t help it, but be- . But just the same people are making Uri?i«t M"’ LW M,e"*n>10 Cblciro it is really stronger. eu^d^:0,u‘'lw^w»‘° <»° every dollar go just as far as possible—and that is the reason f.ir "“Ur d^oudaT”’ C'“'W t0f •«>" that we are so happy. It pleases us to please others, If ”» Tbe lawyers in this city all apeak to the d"r;J£S5.0' io«» highest terms of Judge Smith’ the new Circuit Judge. They say he ia fair aud just in his decisions and also a very ac­ Lnk' w“" commodating fndee. Evidently he ap­ preciates the position of the practicing r^™J.*1„CS.k'eUyP"‘rt"""’ ” T,*,U"' attenieya as he ha* been there himself.— Battle Creek Moo«. in“'.‘cJ,"^t^:01 Every agent and train crew on the M C. system has received his orders and Mia. Etta Uue, o, south Haven I. ,|s. hereafter no passenger train will be ptrmltted to leave a station until Its con­ Ring friends In the city. ductor and engineer has been notified that Bev. Thoa. Cox was called away Tues­ the train preceding it has cleared from day to conduct a funeral. the next station ahead. Thus, rear end Rev. C. D. Ellis was in tbe city Tues­ collisions will be an impossibility. day on his way to Indiana. Just at this season of the year forest B°wn®and daughter returned trees are beautiful, and the leaves assume their handstone and variegated colors. from Chicago Tuesday eve. The artist Giai could do Justice to tbe Mr. and Mrs. Otis Miner, of Lake Odes­ beautiful sights presented by the woods on sa were in the city Sunday. every hand, would certainly have a dead Mrs. Parkhurst, of Kansas, visited rel­ elnch on a big fortune. There is no atives in the city last week. month like a Michigan October. Mrs. A. D. Cook left this week’ for a An exchange saya; A veterau soldier In Pennsylvania testified that a certain pat­ visit with Wisconsin relatives. ent nostrum had completely cured him of Mrs. G. F. Chidester and. Mrs. Dorr his aches and pains. Hoke Smith saw tbe Mudge are in Grand Rapids to-day. , certificate In the advertising columns of a M. W. Hicks and son Ford are spending newspaper aud promptly suspended the old man's pension. The old veteran Is the week with Fowlerville relatives. now one of those who believe that adver­ Prof. Andrus and John Ketchum, of tising don’t pay. Nashville were in the city Saturday. The annual reunion of Co. E. 3nl.‘ (yttrs. A. D. Nlskern and sons leave for Rttreafter. changes for advertisements Mich. Infantry was held In G. A. R. hall their home at Fort Asslnabolne Monday. surt this office Tuesdays at latest to last evening followed by a banquet. W. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hawley, of Buffalo, injure iBwrtiou in the issue of the week R. Wickham of Battle Creek, was pres­ when broughtent aud brought the old violin which the N. Y.. were lu lhe city the first of the were issued this company purchased and carried all through the war. This instrument Is Messrs. Fred Kurtt and Fred McPher­ very dear to every member of the com­ son were In Hastings Friday.-Kai. Tele­ p. MfOuiber is buildiag an addition to pany ant’ Is called tbe "Infant of the com­ graph. Lb barrpany." Geo* Walters, Frank Cole. Fay Dia­ 1-cal news on editorial and ’ The funeral of Miss May Warner aged mond, AL Keith were. In Charlotte at­ * 23 years was held at Mulliken Tuesday tending the fair. Enquire at U. D. morning. Rev. A. D. Grigsby officiating. Hoi S. H. Loveland, of Los Angelos, Cali­ Sp*a! .. Miss Warner bad lived in Hastings with fornia. is visiting his brother A. 11. Love­ A ;i : ; ■» will leave here next week her sister Mrs. Ella' Davis for some past land and family. time. Her death was due to lung trouble. tor the world's fair. ii.Hu ’ !•-. ami Mrs. Clarence Barber. While being * qulat unassuming person ./Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Lowry and Dr. she had won many friends during her and Mrs. 8. M. Fowler arc spending the .’ th. a daughter. stay in the city who will be much grieved day In Nashville. Uj». ■ .■ ,.t the World’s fair increases (o hear of her untimely death. •flames Mason left Monday to attend j. -.he : iiu : civ*.ng approaches. Farmers generally complain of the low school at Lima, Indiana. Mrs. I>. U. . ” ■ ■ j large rfork ■price prevailing for wheat. Why not fol­ Robinson accompanied him. r. j; ' >■:> to lit-harness shop. low the example of one farmer who weigh­ Mode Rich returned from Traverse City -i rI <'ct. 21st, ak ed out twenty-five bushels of wheat and at I p ■..: eolar; next week. the same time weighed his stock of hmts. Monday night. He will accompany Mrs. ■ Rich and daughter Agues to the fair. M .. itid family have moved He then fed them entirely on the wheat .if . vii- FuIlerN house on Green and the result was the Increase in weight ✓Mrs. Kate"Hines, of Grand Rapids, visi­ of the animals netted him 81.10 per bush ted D. IL McElwain ami family a fewdays tl clothing to exchange el for the grain. This is an actual fact last week. She left for Bellevue Satur­ aud occurretl within the last four weeks.— day: Caro Advertiser. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Rogers leave to­ ;■ E l. Powers No. 35 cigar, Tiie fiftieth anniversary of Rev. Milton night for an extended visit In the east. always'the best 5 cent Bradley's pastorate of the Richland Pres­ They will pass some time at the fair, and byterian church was celebrated Inst Sun­ while absent will also visit Mr. Rogers' il. Mrv .I -.--, of.Caledonia, dedicate day. Rev. riradjey Is now In his 82nd. old home at Hastings. Mich. They will . .i the -.’Sth of this month. year. This Is the first lime such an an-; be absent two or three months-—Spokane nlversaxy has been celebrated In the state. ' Wash.) iteview. : It. 1 >in.iky. of Flint, will preside. Rev. A. A. Knappen and Rev. T. D The M ■< irvilieMfg. Co. made an «s- Marsh formerly minister’- In this city, took UlSrs. Butler and Mrs. Ira VanValken1;’ i-t week in favor of its credi- part in the exefeises. During Rev. Brad­ burg were -at home” with Mrs. Minnie !-■ .Yl-.t'UV. Dull times was the leys’ pastoratiytn Richland he ln»» married Greble at her residence on Green street 385 cpupleslind preached over 500 funeral Tuesday afternoon. The pleasant rooms were filled with ladles from the hours of l.yda Crookston? She Is sermons. I two until six. Light refreshments were < ii to. draw the round trip Here h an Item that voters will do well .. Fred L; Hea'h the to cut out and paste In their hat so that it Church etiquette is a new theme, but can be referred to next fall election: I nan exchange gives tbe following sugges­ atd In being seeded this der a new law. If any person elected as a tion concerning church manners: and by at any or ----------convention le cat: be kept from run- < delegate aeicgnic •» «*»j caucus — - ac- the way they ar£ good: "Having entered Here will be a fine growth i cepts or receives anv money or valuable a new, move along: do not block up the .. . _____ u—..L.n r.w Il thing as a consideration for f.ta his rnlp vote ns as such delegate, he shall be deetu-d guilty of end of the pew. as if you did not intern! A Nagler, and family .have a misdemeanor, which h punishable by a to have anybody else enter It. or as If you the house recently vacated by line not exceeding SI.009, or Imprison­ were holding it for some special friends. I.amoreaux who has moved to ment not exceeding one year, dr-both such Do not rise to let Other- in. but move along and leave the pew Invitingly open fine and imprisonment. In the discretion so that they are welcome. If a> PPw hold­ Qj ■'3 onmber from here will take in of the court. ing four has already three In it db not fil Tbe attorney-general has given an out the procession to let a poor scared -he ■ .-Makers” a cantata given by .fa! talent at that place Friday opinion on the school law that will be of woman «o lo the other rod. but more and Saturday evening. interest to people In all parts of the I nit- alnnir. aud let her all at the end neat to ' ' . ptniea. for the purpose of ed States, especially in rural districts. tbe aide. It Is not nreesaarr now tor a !'■ ’’’ 1 - 1 ■’ - ■ the lower peninsula, are Tn replv to a question asked by the sitper- stalwart man to sit al the end ready I■ or puunc instruction iwm* as to rUnh out and kill Indians, as puflslb!) It n Deer cau be killed from intendent of -- public — tn nnA -liaiTlCt --- e-jee.” party ----111residing whether a jmnj ■<in — one —- /^strict I was once.’ N'iv. '-tii tv Nov. 25th. and renting in another district would be. be.’ -Chicago Day" at the world’s ’ .... . . ... tn tr-hn-ll Er '■ -ai.ind made the five miles at entitled to send Ids children u* ^h°°lJ1111' l /^"tm-ssed 713.000 |H-ople In attendance, < nar'.I hutsday in 1(1:20 on a heavy .bleb be rent.. Mr. KlltoaV.tb. a to| cn,'wd ttl.t ever «mJ attendance al tbe Ir.n-K ■. against a very strong wind ,on mnat send hto rliildren. It he doea not ™a to c’ ” Tib-Lome stretch, i desire to pay tuition, to the school In the a„>1M raJiideipiiA Ar.ssa. a, <« naner p»to rk* A­ district where he resides. •*.... •1 -9 *1 As nne ‘';;r Bowens Mills nnd Rutland “.Til.- ni<T> -< «•« “,,«hbpas”"* We n-<n-t eaeeerllnlly that our oetob-' ,' t ip-n reached us this morning. ■vhi”l. to late’for the paper as the t»r. Charlotte, had auch “"«-rtaJri ,...I the »l.le>i.l»r "f the Innumerable -ml Immortalized October •>. 180®. wtl1 er tor fair. Had the weather been nleo tbe which , fortiiu wrrv |i| made up. Chicago for the tremendous l > Dtamoml won several of the bi­ crowd, there would have ton ttnormoM. (expenditure of vital and material energy and lhe bnanelal reward, rer, <"r8'- , ’ - ” f i • - at the Eaton county fair; •'in. home four medals, a perfumery Thursday. «be second da> of the tair R la estimated that there were 15.000 peo- , set. a:- i a number of other articles. pie on the groundr-aOd thecate < '■'r-. M. H. Bailey has greatly Improved for the dayvhw in the neighborhood of t eblldrem the ai-f-earance of her store on Main St. 82400 Editor Perry, of Charlotte, mikes ( a ; <•*• plate glass front The interior *. hustling Secretary, and the people of , has ahd been re-rapered and painted. iEaton County should appreciate hla efforts , In getting up the big Hit of attractions. . 1 it 'v- Snme fresh ivory points of cow I Tb. ban». of lb. coontr,-are «>mpell«l i P»x lymph with which I will vaccinate at to pobll.b .worn .lalemenl. of their «n my office for 50 cts. for each person. O. W. Lowht. diUon by lhe Bankloa , -'Mrs. s, Whitcomb’s Sunday school Comptroller of Currency, at least four times uer year. The banka have been or- , class of girls surprised her Tuesday night, d-rS to riSrt by there official, at the the wca-hm being her birthday aud pre- Jltool JXeJocU 3rd. Tto. »!»>« *<‘nted her with a handaome picture drape. will be publtobed all o’er too win > The new Jail was accepted Thursday, thia week in the dally and "eekly ■ thethampion Iron Co. paid 81837.97 la- and they Will bo read will> a trood deal ot ‘’fo'.'UAdtha.Se-rerrK.Stb-.U. Wr claims and accounts for material, lntore.1. aa II will •!»’ how “f Paper—LeRoy Thorpe. Which were furnished the sub-contractors, ha^eathered llm tale Onanclal alorm. Thoae "that nave aloud the teal «MI M * Detroit firm, that failed. put down a. “"l “'"E w It has alwayj been the aim of Woolley Is Improving and money Is finding Its w j « Bronson to furnish their customers back Into circulation again. Man Woodard. with desirable goods and their splendid Editor Felgbner, of the Nashville News, ^access has shown that the people appre- came out with quite an attack upon the M1"“" o,lbe,r effort’- They always make ^v^rTand Judges at the county fair tb» their customers satisfied. eXrX tbelr deetolon lo lb. In taror ot Diamond. Th. One of the Chicago papers recently Kn. Printed the following advertisement: Notice pXm^ reierrmt lo are too well known Having entertained all knowu relatives w tbe people of Itorry county «.need i°r khe World's fair, relatives In tho future any vindication on th. ettaree. nt to rtl ®uri be identified; foreign paper* please I “"wr'or'Kd'iu.h cto-to-Mto. «“• copy. T5? M,c*f "1^-* The co-operative plaa for delivering m to prove the truth of tbelr 't1 J' a«u,tioo--Cit«dy ot groceries, each merchant paying bis share «„ Util and Dtoaaood con d^*'. " 1111 goods delivered, has been and do bolter It oeooaaary. Diamond •« •^mdoned. The scheme ia certainly a u-k mii» ahead of the ridrr nearest w Tboe.p.m. B rr-Went. <°od one and If fully carried ont we can "• no reason why it -houidn’t affect a Misa JKW« LVTH» Secretary. K to merchants and give food satisBrother » labortoxitttion as well. you can get a $3.00 Shoe that will wear as well as those that others sell for $4.00 or $4.50 you certainly have made a saving. line. We can save you money on anything in our Our goods are not High Priced and Low Grade, but Fair Priced and High Grade. We deal only Upon Honor, selling the very best goods possible for themoney.. We keep all classes and grades of goods. We cordially in­ vite you to make pur store your headquarters and inspect: Try us on one order, and you will be our cus­ our stock. tomer always. W. H. SPENCE. $1,500. $lj500. WE HA VE JUST PURCHASED $ 1.500 WORTH i OF Al That we will close out at the regular of the goods. Remember that EVERY PAIR is WARRANT­ ED to be first class in every respect. Call and examine the goods while there is a large assortment. | cm. OSDORN & co. SIGN. "THE BANKRUPT STORE.” * HE hat has always been con- I Bidered the crowning point of a man's dress. The ques­ tions, “who’s your hatter” and “where did you get that hat. ^,..v are tftjav to-day, ns as nf of old. old, rerv jrery importimport­ ant ones. _ In Biblical times the turban was the fashionable article of head­ wear; it was generally all wool and a vard wide. They are worn in Turkey and Arabia to-day, but when any of these Oriental dudes visit this country they quickly discard them, as they are afraid if they wear them in the United States they will be arrested for dis­ turbance peace. The turban is worn for full dress parade, the fex answering the purposeof a fatigue cap. In Lapland seal skin caps are much in vogue. . Advertising a hat requires a big head and we are afraid our customers would think we had several “big heads" if we told you all about our stock for’93-94—how­ ever WE will say for workmanship and elegance of finish, our display T I M/ p rr C A yp Q Always Pleased to have you call and inspect our immense arrqy of Cloth­ ing for ’93-4, as it will convince you that our prices are the lowest consistent with the best fabric, fit and finish. We Never Feel Sad • when you do not purchase at once as we know you will come back after comparing our - qualities an .1 prices with others. R. K. Qrant. �"William Jones says I could just and still hesitated as she put it on. "Upon my word!" cried the artist Hdk some words, and that when he "those Welsh hats are very becoming. took me home I called him ‘Papa. I . “What was the name of tho ship. Good-by, Matt" , She took his outstretched hand and Have you ever heard?” waited an Instant, with her warm, "No," said Matt "Did you come ashore all alone? It is brown cheek in profile temptingly near did not yield to the Hps. But e- he I--".-;-scarcely possible!" “I come ashore myself. All the rest was drowned.” "Was there no clew to who you were? Did nothing come ashore be­ sides to show them who you were or where you camo from?" Mutt* shook her head again. Once more the young man was lost in medi­ tation. Doubtless it was owing to his abstraction ofv-mind that he quietly placed his arm around Matt s waist, natural amazement. CHAPTER VIL . and kept it there. At first Matt went "Come, come. Matt; you're joking." MATT OBOWS MATIUMOMXAK very red; then she glanced, up at his “No, I ain’t. It's true." That night the young man of the face, and saw that his eyes were fixed "^ut you're only a child — a very caravan had curious dreams, and thoughtfully on the distant sand hills. throughout them all moved like a pre­ nice child. I admit—but to talk of holy Seeing he still kept silence, she moved matrimony in such a connection Is — siding fairy Matt of Aberglyn. Some­ a little doser to him, and said very times he was wandering on stormy excuse my frankness—preposterous. quietly: shores, watching the wrecks of mighty People don't marry little girls." “I didn’t tell William Jones that you But Matt did not consent to this argosies; again he was in mysterious —kissed me!" caverns underneath the ground, search­ proposition at alL Brinkley started from his abstrac­ “ I ain't a little girl, ’ . ’ she affirmed, ing for and finding buried treasure; tion, and looked at the girl's blushing still again he was standing on the with a decisive nod of the head. “I'm face. decks of storm-tossed vessels, while sixteen, and I’m growed up." “Eh? What did you say?" The young man was amused, and OOMI3O." ■ the breakers thundered dose at hand “I didn’t tell William Jones that you and the bale-fires burned on lonely could not refrain from laughing hearti­ kissed me!" temptation, and after a moment's fur­ ly. But tho girl ’ s brow darkened as she headlands. But at all times and in all These words seemed to remind the ther hesitation, in which I fear she be­ watched him. and her under lip fell aa places Matt was his companion. young man of the position of his arm, trayed some little disappointment. A nd.,curiously enough, Matt in his if she would like to cry. for he hastily withdrew it Then the Matt released her hand and sprang *• “ If you go on laughing," she said, dream was very different to the Matt absurdity of the whole situation ap­ of waking reality: taller and brighter "I’ll run straight back home, and never peared to return upon him, and he hurriedly away. “Upon my word," muttered the young —In fact, as beautiful as a vision can come here no more." into........... a burst of boyish man, as he wiicucuuri watched her figure recoding ..... ......... .- , ,laughter , mun.ibne “Well, I'll try to keep my counte­ broke be; so that his spirit was full of a kt which his companion a face fell j distance. “the situation is grow­ nance but the idea.ls very funny. Real ­ ----------. -------------........ mon, , strange sensation of love and pity, and once more. It was clear that she took ly now? Don't you see it in that light, the touch of the warm little hand dis­ life seriously and dreaded sarcasm. shall have to make a clean bolt of it, if turbed his spirit with mysterious joy. ydurself?" “Matt," he said, "This t won’t do! this goes on. Fancy being caught In a Certainly Matt did not, to judge from So vivid did this foolish dream become This won't do at all!" flirtation with a wild ocean waif, a at last that he found himself seated the expression of her face. She turned “What won’t do?" . child of the wilderncss.who never even I her head away, and Brinkley saw to on a sunny rock by the sea by Matt's "Well, this," ha answered, rather heard of Lindley Muiray. Really, it ।-his surprise that a tear was rolling side; and he was talking to her like a ambiguously. "You are rather young, will never do!" lover, with hLs arm around her waist, down her cheek. "Come, Matt." he said, kindly, "you you know—quite a girl, although, as and she turned to him, with her great CHAPTER mi Tell you suggested just now, and. as you eyes fixed on his, aud kissed him over mustn’t take this so seriously. THB DKVIL'B CALDBOM. probably believe, you may be ■ ‘growed me all about it—there’s a good girl.” and over again so passionately that It so happened that the young man up.' You must—ho—you must look “ I will — if you won't laugh. ” he awoke! upon me as a sort of father, and all of the caravan had two considerable “I won’t, then, there." It was blowing hard, and the rain faults. The first fault my reader has. “Wall, when I was lying in my bed that sort of thing." was pelting furiously on thu roof of "You’re too young to be my father," no doubt, already guessed; he was con­ the caravan. He tried to go to sleep this morning I heard William Jones answered Matt, Ingenuously. stitutionally lazy. The second fault a-talking to some one. He thought I again, but the face of Matt (as he had "Well, say your big brother. I'm in­ will appear more clearly in the sequel; seen it In his dream) kept him for a was asleep, but I got up and listened terested in you. Matt, very much inter­ he was, also constitutionally inquisi­ and I heard Mr. Monk's voice; and he long time awake. ested, and I should really like to get tive. Now. his laziness was of that ' “Now, young man." he said to hlm- said, says he: 'She's over sixteen years to the bottom of the mystery about not uncommon kind which is capable ‘aelfi “this is idiotic. In the first place. old, and I'll marry her;' and William you. but we must not forget that we’re . of a great deal of activity,- so long os Matt is a child, not a young woman; Jones said: 'Lord, Mr. Monk; what —well, almost strangers, you know. that activity is unconscious, and not in the second- place, she is a vulgar can you be a-thinking about? Matt Besides," he added, laughing again realized as being in the nature of little thing, not a young lady; in the ain’t old enough, and what's more she cheerily, "you are engaged to be mar- work; and its possessor, therefore, thirtl place, you ought to be ashamed ain’t fit to be the wife of a fine gentle­ ried..some day, to a gentleman of for­ would frequently, in his idle way, be­ of ybnrself for thinking of sentiment man.' Then Mr. Monk he stamped his tune.” stir himself a good deal; whereas, if at all in such a connection. Is your foot, like he doe* when he's iu a pas­ Matt sprang np, with heaving bosom he had been ordered to bestir J>raip softening, youngster? or are sion, and he said, says he: ‘My mind’s and flashing eyes. . himself, he would have yawned "yonjaboring under the malign influ­ made up, William Jones, and I'm going "No, I ain't!" she said. “I hate and resisted. Heret-his other constitu­ to marry her before the year's out; ence; of William Jonea? The kiss you tional defect came in,’and set him pry­ him!” jave to this unsophisticated daughter “Hate the beautiful Monk, of Monks- ing into matters which tn no way seri­ of the desert was paternal, or say, hurst! Monk, the beneficent! Monk ously concerned him. A little time be­ amicable; it was a very nice kiss, but the sweet-spoken! Impossible!" fore the period of his present excur­ it has no right?to make you drtam of "Yes, I hate him." erietl Matt; “and sion. when he was studying law in stj’ff and nonsense." ( —apd—when he kissed me, it made me. 1 Dublin, and rapidly discovered that he ( But the influence of the dream was | loved artistic amatcurihip much bet। sick." over him, and in that half sleeping, I . “What, did he? Actually. Kissed ‘ ter, he had often been known to work •half waking state, he felt like u boy in I you?" ‘ terribly hart! at “cases’! in which his love. He found himself calculating I As he spoke the young man actually | curiosity was aroused; And I may add, the age of his owndriend. Let him ■ felt that he should like to assault the । in passing, that he had shown on these 'see! (It was fifteen years since, in her redoubtable Monk. i occasions In amount of shrewdness own figurative expression, she "come j "Yes, he kissed me—once. If he . which would have made him dp excelashore,” and tbe question remained: kisses me again I'll stick something । lent lawyer if his invincible objection How old was she on that interesting [ into him, or scratch his face." | to hard work, qua work, had not in­ occasion? As far as he could make out I I *And Matt looked black us thunder i variably interfered. from her appearance.she could not be ! and set her pearly teeth angrily toiNo sooner was lie left to his own more than sixteen. For a damsel of ! I gether. 1 meditations, which the faithful Tim that t*ge her kiss was decidedly pre- ; I “Sit down again. Matt!" ! (who had fortunately been away qn n ; cocious. “1 shan’t—If yon laugh." | foraging expedition during the episode At last he tumbled off again and ; , “Oh. 1’11 behave myself. Come!"— described in my last chapter) was not dreamed that Matt was a young lady of ' and he added, as she returned to her , at hand to disturb, than our young beautiful attire and captivating man- ! j place; “Did it make you sick when I : gentleman began puzzling his brains , and ners, to whom he was “engaged." ' kissed you?” “MT MIND'S MADE UP, WILLIAM JONES, I He was playing with tire. The girl's । over the curious information she had her speech, strange to say. was quite c. " given him. The facts, which he had alked | • — • poetical and refined; and they ‘ ana am! iI uoui don’t care how soon.' Then I ■ face changed in .. a moment, her eyes f ' walked . . , ..... . and ..... > tI crept __ • J __ u„.i iher ___ lips trembled, and all her no reason to question, ranged them­ together, hand in hand, to a country ' ,.iearj. them moving about, melted, selves under four heads: church on a green hillside, and were , hack to bed and pretended to be fast expression became inexpressibly soft “ (!) Matt hud l>een cast ashore fifteen just going to enter when who should asleep." ’ and dreamy. J/eaning gently towards years previously, nt an age when she ’.appear upon the threshold but Mr. , — , t _,, The young man's astonishment in- him, she drooped her eyes, nnd then, could pronounce the word “papa." It Monk, of Monkshurst? But they passed | There could be no doubt of seeing his hand resting on his knee, j followed, us a rational argument, that him by and stood before the altar, ‘ the veracity •--------» •*-j — .■> «• —v — and• -• sincerity of ' the [ she took «• it ■in hers and raised it •to her I she had been, nay, one year old. or where the parson stood in his white | speaker; and the story_she told was lips. I thereabout*. robes, and when the parson asked aloud ji certainly puzzling. Brinkley ---- ,_i_i--------made «.r» up , “j should like to marry you," she (3) Mr. Monk had found her, and whether anyone saw any just reason II his mind without much reflection that ,said, and blushing, raided her cheek 1 given her into the care of William or impediment that the pair should not । jjr Monk wanted to go through the against his shoulder. Jones, and had since handed that iruniwl in hnlv mntrimon v the th,* same marriage . .... with that a child .Uli.) I. .. j' ___ ___ , _____ ..z be joined holy matrimony ceremony he Now, our hero of the caravan was a Monk stepped forward, with a Mephis- had some special and mysterious rea- ‘ true-hearted young fellow and a man worthy sums of money for taking care tophelian smile, and cried: “Yes, I son for so doing, unless—which was of honor, and his position had become of her. Query: What reason had the do!". On which the young man awoke scarcely possible—he was of a senti­ extremely embarrassing. He could no said Monk for exhibiting so much care again in agitation, to find that it was mental disposition, and. in the manner longer conceal from himself the dis­ for the child, unless he was a person of broad daylight and a fine, fresh sum­ of many men advanced towards middle covery that he had made an unmis- wonderfully benevolent disposition, which my hero was not at all inclined mer morning. age. was enamored of Matt'syouth^nd takable impression on Matt's unsophis- to believe? Whom should he find waiting for him Inexperience. ticated heart Hitherto he had looked (3) Said Monk and said Jones were when he had dressed himself and “Tell me. Matt" said Brinkley, after upon her as a sort of enfant terrible, stepped from the house on wheels but pondering the matter for some min- a very rough diamond; now he realized, on very familiar terms, which was ■ curious, seeing the difference in their Mutt herself? Yes. there she was. as utes; “tell me how long you have with a shock of ----------------surprise and sclfJ — wild and quaintly attired as ever, quite known this Mr. Monk?" peproach, that she possessed, whether • social positions. Query again: Was ! there any private reason, any mysunlike the ethereal individual of his "growed up" or not. much of the sus­ i tcrious knowledge, any secret shared “Ever since I came ashore," was the dreams; but for all that her smile was ceptibility of grown up young ladies., in common, which bound their in­ like sunshine and her eyes as roguish reply, It was dear that his duty was to dis­. toresta together? and friendly as ever. I “Humph!—is he well to do?—rich?" enchant her as speedily us possible,, . - -----------------------(4) Last and most-----------extraordinary of Conscious of his dream he blushed. Matt nodded emphatically. while greeting her with a friendly nod. I "All ” she seeing that the discovery of the hope- all. Mr. Monk hod now expressed his “AU Aberglyn belongs to him, him," “Well, Matt? Here again, eh?*’he said, “and the woods' up there, and the lewmess of her attachment might, if wish and intention of marrying the said; adding to himself: “This won’t farms, and the^horaggup at the big delayed, cause her no little unhappi- waif he hod rescued from the sea, ness. I • 1 committed to the care of said Jones do at all, my gentleman; if the young house, and—eVcrytiling?^ In the meantime he suffered her to and brought up iu ragged Ignorance, person continues to appear daily, the ; “And though he is such i'a great per­ caravan will have to 'move on.’ ” son, he is very friendly with William nestle to him. He did not like to Innocence of grace or grammar, On shake her off roughly, or to say any- ; that lonely shore. Query again, ’ and Matt had evidently something on her ! Jonetf?” -1-- — Jyet —-again: —■ •What — and the deuce mind. After looking at Brinkley ' "Oh, yes," answered Matt; "and I thing unkind. He glanced round into again, thoughtfully for .some minutes, she ex- I think William Jones is afraid of him— her face; the eyes were still cast down, ' had put the idea into Monk’s headland and the cheeks were suffused with a was there at the bottom of it any deep­ claimed, abruptly: j sometimes; but he gives William Jones warm, rich light, which softened the er and more conceivable motive than “William Jones don’t like you, neith- 1 money for keeping me.” er. No more, does William Jones’* "Oh, indeed! He gives him money, great freckles and made her complex­ the one of ordinary affection for a father." does, he? That's rather kind of him, ion look, according to the image which pretty, if uncultivated, child? suggested itself to his mind, like a nice The more Charles Brinkley pondered “Dear me,” said the young man, you know." “I’m very sorry for that." I At this Matt shook her head with ripe pear. She was certainly very all these questions the more hope­ pretty. He glanced down at her hands, I lessly puzzled he became. But “He' says—William Jones says— great decision, but said nothing. GrOtyou’re come here prying and spying. ly ’ puzzled, the young man 3 looked -* at ^hich rested in her lap. and again his curiosity, onoe roused, could not her, and musod. It was clear that noticed that they were unusually deli- ' rest He determined, if possible, to “My dear Matt," replied the young there was a mystery somewhere, and cate and small. Her foot, which he' get to the midriff of the mystery. So next inspected, he could not criticise, intent was he on this object, which man, lightly, “I come here as a humble be was getting interested. Presently for the boot* she wore would have been fitted in beautifully with his natural artist, seeking subjects for my surpass­ he invited Matt to sit .down on the a good fit for William Jones. But the ! indolence, that he at once knocked off ing genius to work upon. If it is pry­ steps of the caravan, and he placed whole outline of her figure, in spite of painting for the day, and, after break, ing and spying to attempt to penetrate , himself at her side. He was too ab­ the hideous attire she wore, was fine fasting on the fare with which Tim into the beauties of nature—both sorbed in speculation to notice how and symmetrical, and altogether— I had by this time appeared, he strolled scenic, animal and human—I fear I the girl colored nnd brightened as they His inspection was interrupted by away towards the seashore. , must plead guilty; but otherwise—" ( sat there together. the girl herself. Starting aa from a I He had not gone far when he saw . “You have often told me that you She interrupted him with an im- 1 • patient exclamation, accompanied by came ashore," he said, after a long delightful trance, she sprang io her 1 approaching him a tall figure which he feet and cried: seemed to recognize. It came closer, hitch of her pretty shoulders. ‘ pause. "I should like to know some"I can’t stop no longer. I’m going.” ! and he saw that it was Mr. Monk, of "Den’t talk like that; for then I know thing of how it happened. I don’t ex"But the picture. Matt?" said Brink-* MonkshursL you're chaffing. Talk serious, and then octly know what this 'coming ashore’ This time Monk was on foot. He Til ten*you something.” means. Can you explain?” day?”. : wore a dark dress, with knickerbock­ iber,"” she replied; “All right. HU be serious as a par- I “I don’t remfinber, "Ican't wait. William Jones wants ers and heavy shooting boots, andcarson! Gd ahead!” : “bnt I know therts was a ship, and it “Mr. Monk, of Monkshurst, wants went to pieces, and I come to shore in to send me a message over to Pencroes, ried.a gun. A large dog, of the species and If I go he’ll scold.” j lurcher, followed at his heels. to marry me. He said so to William a boat, or summat." "Very well. Matt." Brinkley was passing by without ~ -I see—and William Jones found Jones. ” . “But I'll come," she said, smiling, । any salutation, when, to his surprise The information was delivered with “to-morrow; and I’ll come in my Sun­ other paused and lifted his hat. ; “Mr. Monk, he found me, and gave day clothes, somehow." I *’I beg your pardon,” he said. "We given Matt watched the effect of it me to William Jones to keep." “Don’t trouble. On reflection, I have met once before; and I think j • "I begin to understand. Of course, think you look nicer as you are." 1 bye to apologize to you for unlnUnest. Brinkley opened his eyes in very you were very little—a baby, in fact." She lifted up her hat from the ground. a I <Ud not mUtook you to h« could only borrow the vocabulary of Mr. Toota: "Oh, it’a of no conaequence, he said, attempting to paaa on. But the other persevered. "I assure you, Mr.—Mr.—(I have not the pleasure of knowing your name) that I had no desire of offending you; and if I did sod beg to apologize." Brinkley looked keenly at the speak­ er His words nnd manner were great­ ly’at variance with his looks—even with the tone of his disfigured brow, and his mouth twitched nervously as if he were ill at ease. Regarding him thus closely. Brinkley saw that he had been somewhat mis­ taken as to his age. He was consider­ ably under fifty years of age, but his hair was mixed with gray and his features strongly marked as with scars of old passions. A handsome man, cer­ tainly; an amiable one, certainly not! Yet he had a peculiar air and power of breeding, as of one accustomed tocornmCuriosity overcame dislike and the young man determined to receive Mr. Monk's overture as amiably as possible. "I dare say it was a mistake," he said. "Gentlemen don’t usually travel about in caravans." “You are an .artist, I am Informed,” returned Monks. "Something of that *ort." was the re­ ply. “I paint a little for pleasure." "And do you find this neighborhood suit your purpose? It is somewhat flat and unpicturesque." “I rather like it,” answered Brink­ ley. “It is pretty in summer; it must be splendid in winter when the storms begin and the uneventful career of our friend, William Jones, is varied by the excitement of wrecks.” How Monk’s forehead darkened. But his face uniled still as he said: "It is not often that shipwrecks oc­ cur now, I am glad to say." “No," said Brinkley, dryly. “They used to be common enough fifteen yean ago." ' ■ Their eyes met and the eyes of Monk were full of fierce suspicion. “Why fifteen years ago especially?” . The young man shrugged his shoul­ ders. “I was told only to-day of the loss of one great ship at that time. Matt told “I* BBQ YOUR PAXDOn£_HE SATO. me, the little foundling. You know Matt, of course?” "I know whom you mean. Excuse me. but you seem to be very familiar with her name?” "I suppose I am." replied the youn# man. “Matt and I are excellent friends.” ' Monk did not smile now; all his ef­ forts to do mi were ineffectual. With an expression of savage dislike he looked in Brinkley's face, and hie voice, though his words were still civil; trembled and grew harsh, “as scrannel pipes of straw." "May I oak if you propose remaining long in the neighborhood?” “I don't know," answered the artist. “MyMme is my own, and I shall stay as long ns the place amuses me." "If I can assist in making it so I shall be happy, sir." “Thank you.” “Do you care for rabbit shooting? If so there is some sport to be had among the sand hills." “I never shoot anything," was the reply, “except. I suppose, 'folly as it flies;' though with what species of fire­ arm that interesting sport is pursued.” he added, as if to himself,' "I haven’t the slightest idea!" “Well, good day." said Monk, with an uneasy scowl. “If I can be of any service to you command me!" And raising his hat again, he stalked “Now, what in the name of all that is wonderful.does Mr. Monk,of Monkahurst, mean by becoming so civil?" This was the question the young man asked himself us he strolled away sea­ ward. He could not persuade himself that he had wronged Monk, who was in reality an amiable person. Instead of a domineering bully; no, that sug­ gestion was contradicted by every expfossion of the man's baleful and sus­ picious face. What, then, could be the explanation of his sudden attack of courtesy? An idea! an. inspiration? As It flashed into his mind the young man gave vent to a prolonged whistle. Poesibly Monk was—jealous! . W5WS a preposterous one ana almost amusing. It was not to be conceived, on the first blush of it, that “7 would make a surly man Buaa’*<e *®ntIe: it would rather have the contrary effect, unless -here Brinkley grew thougbtful-unaTii!8 rirwl bad some sinister assign which he wished to cloak with politeness. lan»)J of little Matt! Brinkley taghed h^ruij, when h. fully njlthe .beuriUy of the noti<m Ue crossed the uad hUle uid earn. hlV f I? Path which and Matt smart brM>V>a _ __ 1__ . . .. I rresn ana ^L’2J0U‘?h Bnnny; but clouds were g»lbering u> windward ud Uu wmUi«r wa. cridMUy broken. the cliffs, ho descended them BIUNKI.EY TOOK THE WAILSDO) AND. 8THUCK OUT FOR fuuiui;. came down on the rocks beneath. A long, jagged point ran out from the point where he stood and the water to. leeward of the same was quite'calm though rising aud falling iu htn.ng' troubled ..wells. So bright and D mptl ing did it look in that sheltered place, that ho determined to have a swim. He stripped leisurely, and. placing his clothes in a safe place took a head­ er off the rocks. It was char nt once that he was a powerful swimmer Breasting the smooth swell, he struck out from shore, and. when he had >one about a hundred yards, floated lazily on his back nnd surveyed the shore. The clifta were not very high, but their forms were finely picturesque. Here and there were still green cr« eks, fringed with purple weed; and large shadowy caves, hewed roughly in the ride of the crags; and rocky islets, cor. ered with slimy weed awash with the lapping water. A little to the right of the spot from which he had dived the cliff seemed hollowed out, forming * wide passage which the sea entered with a tramp and a rush and a roar. Toward this passage Brinkley swam. He knew the dangerof such places, for he had often explored them both in Cornwall and the west of Ireland: but he had confidence in his own natatorv •kill. Approaching the shore leisurely, with strong, slow strokes he [mused outside the passage, and observed that the sea-swell entering the opening rushed and quickened itself like a rapid shooting to the fall, turning at the base of the cliff into a clhnd of thin, prismatic spray. Suddenly through the top of the spray, a 1 nd of rock pigeons emerged, winging their flight rapidly along the crags. Brinkley knew by this last phenome­ non. that the spray concealed the en­ trance of some large subUMranean cavern, if any doubt had remained in his mind it would have been dispelled by the appearance of a solitary pigeon, which, leaving its copipanions. wavered lightly, flew back through, the spray, with a rapid downward flight nnd dis­ appeared. He was floating a little nearer with an enjoyment deepened-by the "!■■■>«• of danger, when a figure suddenly ap­ peared on the rocks elo e by him, wildly waving its hands. "Keep back! Keep bock!" cried a voice. He looked at the figure and recog­ nized William Jones, lie «:>->weccd him, but the sound of his voice wm drowned by the roar from the rocks. Then William Jonesi shouted again more Indistinctly, and repeated his ex­ cited gestures. It was clear that ae was warning the swimmer against some hidden danger. Brinkley bok the warning, and struck out fur the shore, and then back to’ the place where he had left his clothes. Watching his opportunity, he found a suitable spot and clambered in upon the rocks. He hud just dried himself and thrown on some of his clothes, when he saw William Jones standing near and watching hjm. “How are you?" asked the young naan, with a nod. "Fray what did yon mean by going on in that absurd way just now?" “What did 1 mean?" rcp<-nted. ’A »1liam. with a little of his former e-: it'ement. “Look ye, now. I was waving you back from the Devil’s ' :‘l-;r There's many n man been drowned there and been washed a”. ;.y I rd knows where. I've hcenl t b h<- ad­ ded. solemnly, "they arc carried right down into the devil's kitchen"I'm much obliged tAyoii. Mr- Jone*, bnt Fqi used to such dangers, and I know how to take care of myself." William Jones shook his head a lit­ tle angrily. "Don’t you come here no mere, that s all!" he said. and. muttering ominously to himself, retired. But be only as­ cended the neighboring crag. nnd. squatting himself there like a bird of ill-omen, kept his eyes on the stranger. Having dressed himself. Brinkley climbed in the same directieKt. He found William seated on the edge of a crag, looking the reverse of amiable, and amusing himself by throwing stones in the direction of the sen"You seem to know this plnue well," uid the young man, standing over him. WQHam Jones replied, without look­ ing up: “I ought to; I were born here. Father was born here. Know it? I wish I know'd a* well how to make my u«p fortin’.” “And yet they tell me." observed the other, watching him slyly, "that 1' uHam Jones, of Aberglyn, has money In the bank, and is a rich man." He saw William's color change at once; but, recovering himself st once, the worthy gave a contemptuous grunt ar.d aimed a stone spitefully at a large gull which just then floated «lowly by••Who tall you that?" he asked, glancing quickly up, and then looking down again. "Some tomfool, wi' no more sense in 'un than that gun. Ricnl I wish I was, I do!" Brinkley was amused, and a little curious. Laughing gayly, he threw bimaelf down by William's aide. «lb Ham shifted his seat uneasily. threw anotbe' �Banner. Jerome Mclntoah, a lad not overbrigbt and but fourteen yean old. was arrested Friday charged with obstructing the D. U A N. railroad track near Elmdale on Sept. ThursJay, Oct. is* x893« 10. He waived examination and was bound over for trial In the Circuit Court ' w r. COOK. Locil Bditor. in 81,000 ball. McIntosh lives near Lake Creek $nd was visiting bls uncle a mile east of Elmdale. He Is charged with put­ ting two planks with the Intention of de­ 1*>>1 B«*r. Milk Shake and railing the train. A farmer named Jay GiD^r A'f Trowbridge walking on tfie track to­ ■ y Tonic aS. . . Ftpaln t !*■’ wards Elmdale discovered the Obstruction when the Uain was in sight and renjoved icino* them, thus preventing what might have been a serious casualty, as the train was behind time and running rapidly. The . ; *1 ICE CREAM. CON- boy confessed to Detective Johnson of the Where v.-u D. I*. A. N. R. R. and to his parents that I FETTloS ■JII<1 any tiling in lhe line he placed planks on lhe track. His only | akery GOODS. ,f UlK-’U motive was to see what the train would do. .i i.nr (W|»ei IL : —Freeport Herald. ”dS 1GE. GREAM SODA. BU: 1NESS P'S l-Al •,;r l’lElL CARLS. Nearly forty dollars worth of Ixwks have been added to the Woodland library. J. M. SMITH. Dr. Carter's Kidney <k Backache Tea Isa compound of valuable herbs that ASP ItKAL ESTATK simulate tho Kidneys to action, clearing urFK'K OF lias; «tft<ve-*n lhe kidneys MERTON * SMITH and bladder, which become sto|*prd up -p* cialtj'. • Crnvcvatn and cause settlings like brick dust, and If and. Mich. not removed will lead U* Dropsy, Diabetes, tHMUMMl ' . or Bright’s Disease, it regulates ihe four l; . Important organs of the Iwdy. lhe stom­ t.h ... : Et-rios OFFICE, ach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Keep promptly >•'ifndtd to. them healthy you need never fear dlsA>1 mwt 1 • .1.14., h. .>l»|»rl.. •n-V. I’rlw 40 cents a package. E x. t rur C.lteir-•»•-■ Oriel’s Kidney .x Backache I’ra will-cure ’F.N .1 DENlSONi TAtUl.G I I.\ tl'l Hml sick, tired ferllng with a bad taste In WtK Hi*.-’ tla* iianilh morning^. - Mirhican Truat Co. Bills.. Grand i: «|dd-. MieltiKan. Carter’s Kidney AlBarkacbe Tea will cure sick hesdiwtie. coiHtlpalMMi. dbollten*. ami M i». paiu in !!•»•> irk. . Ul and Suwon. .. .... . . Mlrh. . .. . irt.’tidrd day nr ultfM OL AH e. I-1 ^’c’a.-U h Imx'I :«»•’’d"*' *?»re ties the oil Cartei'r KMih i .y xtfEEZEY. •’ ami ptMllivt* I’un* Xttorwy at law. Haitink's. Mich. t! a million nf nil.* and bladder. ourts «>f the stale. Col­ a '.Practic* • , 4.i litzi-ndvd to.' n IGH3OM-NQ COU -TIES. !• pat Ide Physician and .surgeon ’.V. H. Goodyear’s New 1'.- -•' -.■.r.td!) attended to. r.''"' il. proUd’’’- p.'. ifonte ' dan:< 1 A. ♦tofr 1’ Prw: • - A. VER. M D.. , Phy ■•Irian and Sunxe<»n. •il. . - ■ Midi ..!.> < ■•■••• uf J»-U4l. Bellevue has sn apple dryer which pays out 8100 per week for lalmr. They dry about 1.900 bushels every week. Chief Simon i'okagun of the Poffs wattninn*’.. adiirv'sed the Indian conunin* v of mill told t.’wm that jital sixty y«*m*. >uo hi* ] fniher *old for Ida tribe 1.000.000 acres ofground Ineiiidltlg the sight of th- Ui.lmii- . rf • UlWJt three cents an acre. He has been to , 0.-. and Snwotio. 'Washington and aajs Ida in-ople will g.t ..r ■•••mity responded to wilt tlfeir money tl*iw fail. Th* nmimlttee h or nlatht. ’ wrranging to tiring" Indiana trnui Smith i America pud tbe w?»t to hold an India:: ( ongreei* during Chicago week. Chief .i.u.l Real Estate Office. Pokagon la nearly seventy year* old and ■■ . InOCk. ):■• it I *» .;<• Heal E'iMr lives In Berrien county with the remnant .. Grnrnl ci>n '<•' Auclux. of the tribe made immortal by J. Fenni­ • ..f Vwirax-r Book-, cum • ■» 1 -n t rats I coniplrt. more Cooper l'i TOal Openings." the r b BROOKS. Clerk prinripuI acenes of w hieh are located along the Kalamazoo river. . KE. M. D„ . An expensive Ore happened Sunday • r H d'.jway’* drm: store evening in the northern part of th- town­ -. . : > t p. m. 1 wephone. eon . .i.-ncr. at Holloway's dnqt ship. Traytou Townsend and family Were away from home all the afternoon, 'returning atiout six o'clock. One of the i- RJl.D. S. / boys were doing chorps at the barn about an hour afterwards ^when he discovered » m. to * p. id. flumes in the upper part of the horse barn. How they started in such a place Is yet a mystery. The family and neighbors ' - .miscy at Law fought hard to save the property" but • - - Smith Jk ColRrqre.i . , n. nlock. UabiiuJcs.• without success.' The horse barn, anoth­ - • .-rtA of the state er barn (said to be the largest and tn-st in that section) cow sheds, chicken coop, corn crib and hog nouseall wriiMnp in VC. -ruey at Law. smoke. The year’s crop of wheat and oat> - ...hhi•.»r ft Co.'s store, i it'- .r the state. Cnlleetlooa was consumed. Tbe corn, fortunately, .'.t-’idlrK.to. . was yet In the fiefd. Every building on liMAN. Homtipathie Phy the farm was destroyed hut the house. There was some Insurance, but enough to ■.: nt And Suwpit. d cover only a small portion of the loss.— -■ '.tihrop'sdnig store.) Plainwell Enterprise. Ringling Bras, circus talk of making permanent winter quarters at Grand Rap­ Ids. It would be worth at least 8100.000 per year to tbe city should they do so. SHEEP RAISINS. State or Ohio, Citt of Toledo, | Minions Inverted tn lucab County. f Northwest Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he lathe senior partner of the Unn of F. J. CueneyACo . doing basinet In the cltv of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that *ald Uuu will pay the sum ot ONE HUNDKED DOLLARS (ar r«eh .ad every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by by the use of Hall’s Cxtakhh One of the pronounced recent deCube FRANK J. CHENEY. । partures in the agricultural industry Sworn to before me and subsetIbed In । of the northwest ia a change from axmy presence, this fitb day ot December, A. elusive grain growing to a mixed in­ 1). 1886. dustry In which live stock and dairy­ Ing aru prominent features. In a «al A. W. GLEASON. Minnesota special attention thus far __ ’ Notary Public i han been given to horses, cattle and Uall's Catarrh Cure is taken interually hogs; but in Montana and-the Dakotas and acts directly np<m tho blood and mu­ aheep are arousing the most notable cous surfaces ul the system. Send for interest. In Montana the sheep flocks have multiplied tenfold in ten years, testimonials, free. - X-x F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo and in 1891 numbered over 2.800.000 OHIO. animals. The sheep industry c , Mon­ tip Sold by dmgglsta. 75c tana represents a capital of $20,000,। 000, and brings in a revenue of nearly •2.500,000 from wool alone. Montana woo) has in a brief period attained a The sale for one Lire tickets to Chicnxo national,reputation. North Dakota la •nd return via D. L.. & N. R It. Imvr been eliaiute<l t*> Oct. Uth' llth, l3Ui, 15lh. i a recent convert to the sheep industry, •20th. 94th. 90tli aud 28th, instead of ■* 'iut already has more sheep than all previously advertu*ed. Thh is made other domestic animals combined, arid OVCe-Mn i:i order to belter accomodate the industry is rapidly growing In I'leSM make your arrange­ popular favor as in profitableness. ! Tho Minneapolis Tribune is informed ments acisirdingly. * by North Dakota farmers that sheep bhl fair to be the solution of the crop problem,in paving the way to diversi­ fication of products. Experienced THE SULTAN’S WATCH. authorities Insist that there is more money in North Dakota sheep than in grain and that sheep raising is likely "While on board the sultan's yacht,” to be the great industry of that state writes Herrmann In the North Amer­ before many years. With only n few ican Review. "1 noticed that he had n seasons' start the sheep industry of magnificent watch, .which hecdnsulted North Dakota has grown lo embrace and handled as if it were the apple of a capital uf over 85.000.00U and a dock his eye This, qf course, was a good of 000,000. The average cost of keep­ thing for me, for. since I was perform-, ing is estimated at $1 per head for the ing before him personally, il was not state, and the average fleece about etiquette to take anything from the eight pounds. Consequently the wool audience I asked the sultan to take alone more than pays the cost of out his watch ami show It tome, which’ maintaining the flock, leaving tho he did. '! then said: 'Will your im­ natural yearly increase In floek a net perial majesty allow me to throw the profit; Abundant cheap lands, the watch overboard?* low cost of hay. grain and pasturage j "He laughad al first, but a second and the hcalthfulnesk of the climate afterwards his brow darkened, and he makes the Dakotas a natural sheep looked a little bit as if he were of­ region. The new industry is a solu­ fended with me for making the re­ tion of the single-crop problem. quest. In Minnesota lhe sheep industry has "'If.' Mild I. 'I do not return the not yet attained the prominence given watch to you exactly as you giro it to to several other branches of stock me. you can pul me in irons for the raising. Indeed, the state has more rest of my life.' . . dogs than sheep. Yet the government "The sultan l.ooketf mo in the eye report for 189) credits tiie state with with a piercing gin nee and then handed 400.060 sheep, and nn average wool the watch to inc. I instantly threw it elip of seven pounds per sheep. Tho into the ' rippling waves of the Bos­ principal aim of sheep raising in Min­ porus. . nesota is mutton. Tho government "The vacht careened over, for every “Special Beport*on the Sheep Indus­ individual, from the cabin boy to tiie try," 1892. states in the chapter on sultan himself, rushed to lhe sjde and Mlauesut i: "Sheep now pay tbe fann­ looked overboard after the watch. er better than any other class of stock, -1 felt that if anything went wrong an<l in the prairie country those who with this trick I certainly should be are now engaged in raising a few put in irons: but I called for a fishing shuep find it the most profitable line. and. ir bail of showing any • branch of mixed industry." The aver­ anxletv. nt once proceeded to <lo a lit­ age annual increase in flock Is placed tle fishing. Everyone looked at me. at 95 per cent., and the average cost of not so mnc’iwit'i :t '.onKhmcntas with keeping’ at $1 or less per head. The pure dislielief in my ability to recover government department enumerate) the watch, wlrch was not only one o. nutm four advantages—exceptionally the things in the world the sultan favorable climatevlhe best of feed and liked, but was worth a great deal water, freedom from disease, and a more than any watch I had ever seen. first-class local market—which Minne­ • Fortune favored my fishing, for in sota possesses over all eastern states. a few minutes I drew up a -hlner on Sheep brought to Minnesota from Ohio mv hook, and landed it snfely on the and other eastern sheep regions show deck. I bjonght It heMro the snluin. a marked gain in weight of fleece and carcass. The government department entertains enthusiastic sentiments re­ open, .n.l pr.-^nt.-.l <h“ nujrety In It- orik-innl pert**’ «”>■ garding the future of Minnesota's sheep Industry d'.'rnrl<». »' » f"1'-- •n*« Hamon Family. The human family living on earth to-day. says an exchange, conaista of about 1,450.000.000 aoule—not fewer, probably more. These are distributed literally all over thc earth’s surface, there being no considerable spot on the globe where man has not found a foot­ hold. In Asia, the so-called “cradle ot the human race,” there are now about 800,000,000 people densely crowded, on an average of about, ISO to every square mile. In Europe there are 320,COO.OOO. averaging 100 to the square m’lo. ADIRONDA —THAOS HARK «"“• Wheeler’s/^ ClpurttM in PmU. It has taken just seventeen years t« convert Peraia into a nation eigare etto smokers. Before that time cigar­ ettes in the dominions of tho shah were unknown, all the tobacco smok­ ing being by "ksCians" or “hubblebubbles” and cbiLouks, or long wood­ en pipes with loug clay bowls. But it happened that about 1875 somebody In­ troduced frura Turkey the variety known as 'cigarette tobacco" into Ghilan. Whence its use has spread. Now so general is the practice that even the lowest peasant in Persia goea about with a cigarette ease and makes hia own “sniokoa.” For O»or Filly y«**ra. Mrs. Wiuaiaw'n Hoot hire Syrup haa tx»n nwd for chlldreu teelbliiK. It sootha the child. »o(t•n« the runs, al>*v* all pain, cures wind colic, •nd l« the t-est remedy fnr Diarrhoea. Twenty­ fire cents a bottle. Sold by all drugxlst* throughout the world. A Battle Tor Blood I* what ||mrl*K H.ir*aiMnllK viRnr’ualy flrhiM, and It la always rtctorloua in rxr>eilli>e all lbs foul lalnta and Kirlnx the vttul fluid the quali­ ty and <|iiantltv of perfect health. It cure* rerofiiia. <*alt rheum. Hoile and all trouble* caused by impure hlomi. Houd'* Pilla cur* all Uh. Sfirfa. Sent bv mad on receipt of price by C. I. Hood & Co.. Apothrcaric*. I-owrll, Maw*. -POSITIVELY CURES— HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS’ Iler. R. N. Middleton. pastor M. E. church. Cedar Spriaffx. Mich.. says: Steep and reel were etrangvni to tne after preochtnx till I used •Adlronda’’ No* I sleep soundly and awake refreshed. and I tan heartily recommend IL Prepared by WHEELER and FULLER MEDICINE CO.. Cedar Spring*. Mich. SOLD BY W. H. GOODYEAR. HASTINGS. ALWAYS SMOKE 9686 THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market ES3E3Al AAA GLASS It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. An Unprecedented Offer! 07759339 Little Monou. Weekly Newsofthe World for a Trifle. rhi' New York Weekly Tribune a twenty-four page journal, is the leading Republican family paper of the l-nitcd States. It is filled with interesting reading matter for every member of a country famdy. It is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the geiteral news of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. Its "AGRI­ CULTURAL” department has no superior in the country. Its "MAR­ KET REPORTS” are recognized authority in all parts of the land. It has separate departments for "THE FAMILY CIRCLE” and "OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its "HOME AND SOCIETY" columns com­ mand the admiration of wives and daughters Its general political news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and ex­ haustive. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and "THE BANNER” for one year FOR ONLY *$1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. Subscriptions may begin at any time. Mrs. T. I). jjrfck of East Caledonia, was Address all orders to in »«<' PICTURESQUE PEASANTS. badly bruised on Tuesday. After return­ <Un>..nStr»tiv.-. .n.l I ing from Middleville with her husband, lit. th.t to mnko-nTurk laulh In-artUj she stepped between the wheels of the in i.np.A.il.l.-- They -mU|.>»•*i’1™”'’' • CiKCMLflTlON • '.ala Their Caique Coatuuira. buggy to take out some piirchfises." when and With their .hintllj-polnw1 n’11* Write y >ur rame ami address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. This we.A. ’ 80 quires. the horse plunged forward throwing Mrs pick their benOs; but on In ihe Italian cities, says the London Turk. (r..n> the uultnu and hb .Telegraph, there is little that is dis­ Best, Ko nn 2. Tribune Building. New York City, and a sample copy B. to the ground and severely Injuring evenUtuZbloo.W |».-.h» to ” of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed you. her. — Caledonia Ndws. changes for advertisements tinctive Jo be found in the dress of the Hen. rhe (oreeu-tlr. «nl up .me howl o( de- women of the industrial orders, while most i■ ..thee Tuesdays at latest to Sunfield Is to have a new brick busi­ insure n the issue of the week ness block. in Rome the picturesquely attired h’tlr. Herrmann doe* not tell how^tho women who hare been banished by the Grapes are selling for six cents a basket udek wm. done, but th.t 1. hl~ own police from the steps of the Tnnita ris ognlzs merit, aud tuis at Grand Haven. del Monti, but who still, with their affair. • ...---------- - ..f flood's Sarsaparilla Tire Detroit Express ran over the mail [ ragged and quaintly dressed little chil­ GAt-LANT FRANCIS I. ( bag at Caledonia one day last week and dren. flit about the Piazza di Spanga reported •■* biting exarid the Via Condotti. are in a great ;;n— days and some very demolished It badly. ■many instances professional mendi­ Th^'mX^^^FonmlneWe." dnte* Otsego has a saloon for lhe first lime in .in i "ported. cants who protend to bo artists' mod­ The G •i l -'itik R. R. has adopted a several years. els. When the begging season i-S at an (rum th. (Cllnnt »y*teni - . -ii- for u«e on their system Over 4000 tickets have been sold at the end—that is to say. when the tourists »t road* ' it is hoped to 'hereafter Michigan Central depot at Battle Creek bare left the Eternal city—the pic­ for Chicago. turesquely clad women, with the white Th, Henry Baker, a well to do farmer. • liv­ bailed as the ■ :< uf the world’s fair and r Edinburgh "fazsoletti.” on their heads, retire to their villages to live for awlule in com­ • r’on exhibition can ing near Charlotte committed suicide hv bl­ shooting himielf. He was 70 years old fort upon the pcoflU of their Roman that it a jx-rMiu spent and was threatened with losing his eyesolicitations of alms, and tbcrc, pcr* me looking at 'each «lKht which was probably the cause of the Juips. they may continue to assume ink would take over 13 of "l<e Bon R< • tlio oppor- their traditional costumes. Pretty •re la on exhibition. Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants Mrr. Harriet Welch of Charlotte has joyed the means as loV(, of lavish dresses may also be seen with fre­ quency in southern Italy, particularly -• titering of millions of been arrested by E. D. Cooper for slander. tnnity of ln chivalric rre and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor lo the villages around the Bay of ■ ttio .«cythe and *but Her biiiliand Imi applied te lhe probate displnyP u ,d to himself on other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute them >1 ■ court for her admittance to Hie Insane manc-s. he had and lQ thc Naples, in Calabria and in Sicily. The fon*v south ok Spain is again a happy hunt ­ 'nuure. The mower can asylum. for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, aad Castor OIL ideal Of a knightly bing^ thd ing ground for pictorial peasants’ '. i*. but there are many The Bellevue inquest on t-he death of ?plnl7rtoi‘ ami highbred courtesy of It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by • «v-irk must lie done by dresses. The gypsies, too, who swarm Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Newland has love of gloO of the most both nt Seville and at Granada, are Ln!, Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays Iwen adjourned till Nwi'Gth' The prose­ Boland with the v dc Gauic. J briUunt sufficiently picturesque, although in feverishness. CastoVia prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cuting attorneyla trying hard to make out constant of lover., the way of cleanliness and complete- 1 a case 6f criminal negligence. 1 It was I rim'■ he gathered ness of garments they leave n good cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves Oct !*. i IV SL 23. 95 and 07 Pleiad of artp‘t • creators L. W. Adams of Decatur is something Lound him who Errry- deal to be’ desired. It is perhap* In teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. the D„ I. v ri.1 <. * W. M. R'y will of an onion raiser. He recently brouuht Switzerland, tho Tyrol, in South Ger­ Castoria. assimilates the food, regulates the stomach '1.1-940 and return at otie tn town six onions weighing 7’; pounds. of the mo b'*11 appears upon thc I many. in Austria, in Hungary, in Nor­ f»re fn '■ H'p. good ten duy». From The largest one tlppeil the beam at 1}< where hl* and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas> cemmrmway and throughout southeastern Eu­ •teiio-i Grand l.edge tickets will be sold rope that picturesquely clad peasant toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. ■ ' t ->t. Joe and boat. From pounds. urotluir '*« the bear of the women are most abundantly in evi­ all mi; . they will be sold via There Is some little excitement among whom hud y German*, tho dence. and the Americans will prob­ it N*-w BuHaIo (all rail.) the Seventh Day Adventists at Battle Swl»*. the emtio*0' Castoria. Castoria. ably bo intensely interested in the !• are not good In Wagner and j Creek because Elder L. C. Chadwick, one vuoke of 5l“^_._ww,.riwrtimo»««'* I varied nnd really eye-gladdening gear iltepllU’ < Geo. Df.Haven. ** Cartori* ia aowvll adapted to children that one of their leading ministers, has left “ Castoria la an excellent medicine for chil­ assumed by female Hungarians, Stydren. Mothers bare repeatedly told me et its. them and joined the Baptist denomination. oww.ll""* hl( neuustruoted rians, Wallachians and Dalmatians, OUR COUNTY. He han been a missionary In Africa and good effect upon their children." It rv It*"-!: aod vlded ten­ South America and returned from that th.. .nolent '>“«£ £’ ond deeoratire comprising, ns the costumes do. lancer 111 So. Oxford SL, Brooklyn, M. Y. M. 11 caps, ftured pelisses, braided jackets, - <>f. Nashville loat five colte place last spring. fold w lh; ' Xm. of money were buggy trousers, plaited pigtails and 1 them pastured on his •* Our pbyaieixe* in the children's deport farm • Nearly 500 tickets were sold at Kalama­ .picador. which he called other eccentricities of a feminine । ! nr**, mid their death ia ment harts spoken highly ot their expert which I *m acquainted. I Bope the day ia bo* Mid to |^< ,a expended on the M, • ujored garb quite unknown, wo should say, their eating of poison zoo for “Chicago Day” at tbe fair. . race in their outsido practice with Castorta, far dlatant w ben moCharawiU counter tbe real ‘»y. ■■mon |onl.‘ni . gu me* now W»- in the happy land of Columbia, ft ia tnterrrt ot their children, aad uaa Caauafa lnMr. and Mrs. G. R. Adam* of Galesburg CMtlob.to°l» B'-h l;,'-n’.t.nt grandson of Edmund1 celebrated their golden wedding Sunday. ••Cher Mol." as well that the Hungarian contingent tu»A ot the variou* quack noatnxnw rhieh are funned from • lloia;• to quote the urc to bring a band of musicians with deatroytec tbate lorad owe. by foreinc opium, saMtnan .*a% hunting In Header Wright's “t‘^leon L. norphlne, eoothtaj aynip end other hurfful Five Nothem Spy apples from tho farm them, as Chicago may be confidently afiti*'’ * r‘i4> ’reed a squrrel In reckoned upon to go Into ecstasies . i**'tf-ami iH-ing afraid of straining of Thos. Walten. Van Buren county, words ox *'*“1'' * Kui. ',y Ml far (.arr|P4 the gun measure a foot In circumference. The .loelM-" , . which had rerolntkm- uf delight over the spectacle of MagjHr AU the force* whl^^tej th. m. idens dancing a national rdel in "•'ic u -'I the tree but tnlaw.d his foot- total for the five being five feet and nlM|neble»u- Wellington boots. Our kinsmen must two Inches. They have been placed In txed society were ™ ar,n- His arm was TT-je. eHectol etr .?7" al-.ve the elbow, the end of Michigan exhibit at the world’s fair. Italian taduenw*■^e.’fore^wlo- be satiated by thia time with pink wUbi',R through tiie Hush end tights, and a ladies’ polka in Welling­ Miss Wole itt a Lapatng teacher has I)™ h,“ ,l'e ground five or six inches. been dismissed by the school board for tuent of ““’“'"'"thing. In "hurt. U»‘ tons might prove an exhilarating Ua'-xi.nuii and Caipenter rodottfd xl antiquley v*aR O e moremeuLunmercifully beating ajllttle girl of thirt­ aaA,C<Un! ,ll’"”*gh the nature of it was een who was her puplE Corporal punish­ IMplred llu,"^.tylewd th. form sliango. nrrvt*fiil'dre amputation. At ment seems to be a thing of the past In *“d i,“ d’cor‘ ablv * n- •,,®er’‘r •» progressing favur■My—Woodllud News. all well regulated schools. LOCAL NEWS. THE HASTINGS BANNER. What is CASTORIA ^Xk. �W. H. GOODYEAR, RACt TRACK (UMILING. DOINGS. Modem Druggist and Book Seller will sell the following Books, attractively bound in cloth, gilt backs, printed on good paper, good rea - Grand Rapids, boga to inform tbe citizens Richard A. Procter, the subject of race­ M hmUwI oaXmiir «■*<&• »U1 . MKk kruta. rt«W 1. dUcwaod la . T«y a i>rew H*a>0 •udlo u. I* Hutlnin on te“k ■ z.,. Snr zwa OnlY.— mt.re.tlar way. »r «>IFH. drexly MOCtuy vrci. iw“a.-. k•••• —— —, - flnmt ~ _ — . - .in enough, that anv any man who follows the Durisg that ___ week be will m.kw make hla hla finest enozurh. races for a livelihood, unless he is a "professional bookmaker, is perfectly ure.«tri»» taut.rf •m dollar pxr doskm. certain of bitter disappointments. This work we guarantee equal, in finish Many gamblershave systems, but Prof. to any made ip Hastings at 88.00 per doz Proctor, who was a mathematician, and is our regular grade of work. We demonstrates how misleading is any ««e this method of low prices to adver­ system of chances. For a lucrative ttoe ear Grand Rapids work. Our past practice of the bookmaker's calling, auccctH With popular prices and our super­ the first rule, according to Prof. Proc­ ior facilities for rapid execution of orders warrants us to state that we can please' tor, is always to lay odds against Adam Bede. By George Eliot. all who favor ua with a sitting. We show horses, never to back them. .Next, he .Exop's Fables. proofs and guarantee every dozen we should make his wagers against every make. Remember we only make this horse in the race as early as possible Bezant and James Rice. offer for .one week from Oct. 2«th. Our when the odds are longest “If he Anderson’s Fairy Tales. Anna Karenlue. By count Lyof Tolstoi. large tent will be located in some promi­ lays against a few which ore certain April's* Lady. By "The Ducheeo. nent place on the main street. Look for not to run, so much the better for him; Arabian Nlklit’s Entertainment. of Lyonesse. By Walter Besant. it aud come and see. that is so much clear gain to start with. Armorel Al the World ’s Mercy. Bv Florence Women. C. H. Pieraon. He should proportion his wagers so Averil. By Rosa Nouchetta Cary.’ Main Galley 485 So. Division SL, that the sum of what he lays against a Babylon. By Grant Allen. „ ■Grand Rapids. Balzac’s Shorter Stories, By Honors de Balhorse and what he is backed for may amount to about the same for each Baalljsrthe Crossed Path. By WUfcle CoRIm. Beppo the Conscript. By T. Adolphus Th>lhorse. The precise system requires Fifteen hr ad from some of tbe best that it should be exactly the same, but Bllnd l6de. By Mrs. Alexander. Born Coquette, A By "The Duchess.’’ •sires iu Michigan. AU well bred' and a thc bookmaker often improves upon Camille. By Alexander Dumas. part from dams that have already pro­ that, by taking advantage in special Cut up by the Sex By Sir Samuel W. Baker. duced speed. All ages from 1 to lh years; cases of his own knowledge of a horse’s Child's History of England. A By tharies Dickens. ' _ . all prices ffom >25 upwards. .Brood chance and of his opponent's inexperi­ Christie Johnstone. By Charles Reade. marcs, drivers, colts and work bones. ence. In every case he lays odds a Clynaids of Clsflc. The. By James Payn. AU sound and right. * Will trade for good point or two short of the legitimate Con tens Ions of an English Opium Rater. By Thomas de Quincy. . property or sell on time to reliable parties. Conscript, Tin* By Alexander Dumas. Am obliged tp sell to make room for tho odds ag&iust a horse. When his book c.msuelo. By George Sand. • balance of my stock and will make tbe has been made up upon these prin­ Count of Monte Christo. Thc. By Alexander Dumas, ciples, the bookmaker can watch the price of secondary importance. Harry. By Mrs. Grey. race with perfect calmness." If he Cousin Ij^htkr Warmer. Crooked Path. A. Bj Mrs. Alexander. * follows this course he cannot fail to Crown of Shame. A» Bv Florence Marrynt. Broward. Mich. of Heth. A. By William Black. gain a steady income from his victims, Daughter Dawn. By H. Rider HauKanl. whereas, the fellow who goes into the Dead Secret. The. By Wilkie Collins. Mrs. Lewis Olmstead was found dead betting ring, if he continue patiently Deemster. The. By Ball Caine. tn l>ed this mohilng at her home In tbe In h£s course, is ^kely to learn before Decralayer. The. By J. Feulmore Cooper. Dtldee. the Ward ot tho Warrlugham. ItJy 3rd ward, having expired some time dur­ Florence Warden. , long how it is that the bookmakers ’ ing tbe night from heart disease. Peril’s Dio. The. By Grant Alien. Doctor Cupid. By Rboda Brouxhton. Il seems thst'Mr. Olmstead arose this make so much money. Donald Ruas of Helmra. By WIRIam Black. morning as usual to build the fires. After 1'oiiovan. By Edna Ly II. •doing sdme- work be went to the bed Dora Thurae. By Charlotte M. Braeme. The delicate flowers of true woman­ Doris’ rorlune. By Florence Warden. room to call-bis -wife apd was horrified to liness may be overgrown and hidden Double Cunulng. By George Manville Fenn. find that she vps dead. Duke’s Secret. The. P.y Ckarlolti* M. Braeme. She wp^ about 65 years of age. No by tho briars of ignorance and degra­ East Lynne. By Mra. Henry Wood. •definite arnjugpnients.ljave been made as dation, yet they will, upon occasion, Edmond Dantes. By Alexander Ihunas. ’s Essays. First Scries. ■ yet for the funeral. '/ appear in pure and undlintned beauty. Emerson Emerson's Kssavs. Second Scries. It was in the far-away tropic Isle of Ks*aisof Ella. Tbe. By Charles Lkinb. ► air Women. By Mrs. Forrester . Hawaii and the sun xvas shining Family Pride, Hy tbe Author of •• Ptqin-," I deal re to lliank , the . kind neighbors Family Secrets. By the Author of •• Pique.’ and friends who fo generously rendered brightly. lhe Cricket. By Georoe Sand. The scene was one of native grandeur. Fanchoa their aid aud assistance during the slckFather and Daughter. By Frederika Bremer. Great trfes towered aloft'to the sky. Fiery«irdeal. A. By Charlott- M. Braeme. netut'and death uf.my son Fred. Boa constrictors 'and ostriches gam­ First Violin. The. By Jessie ffothcrgill. Mbs. Henry Kohler. Forging tbe Fetter.*. By Mr*. Alrx*ndcr. boled over the landscape, adding an Four Sisters. Tiie Er Frederika Bremer. element of animation. .It was amid Frontiersmen.The. By Gustave Almard. Frozen Pirate.The. By W.clark ltuss-11. Place4“ letor man with family -wanted. such surroundings that two savage Ju­ Golden HarL A- By Clmrlo’.li* M. Bracmv. dies wandered aimlessly, says the Cin­ 'Gnmm’s Fairy Tales. . Enquire of J. F. Mead. Green street. Gullderoy. iq- (Hilda. cinnati Commercial Gazette. ।I •■mill, Il an it v Andy. l»J By *-*,111,**.* Samuel fzjvrr. “Pretty warm day.” observed the one I Hardy Norseman. A- By Edna Lyall. ■ ’ , , I| ll«lr -----Heir nt of IUtinle. TIi, The. Itv By Roller: Uin.h Hucbanan. art your most Important members. Have ...... who wore a brew rla» la her nose. | lieriot's Choice. By Ron.t Nou -heitn C»rv. then; teieitiDeally-examined t»y Prof. Pbillips "Awfully hot, acquiesced her com- ' Hon. Mr*. Mrs. Verekcr. Verekcr.The.The.- By ■• lhe the Due'ieDuehe--" with Jh'in Rc-sfnvr. Jeweler. Oct 26 27 aud 28tn. House on the Marsh pasiion. whose arms were daubed a I “ * “*“ * . The. ’ri’“ By Floreu*e War­ den. delicate olive green. Blame Thyaelf Hnr.chback of Notre Dame. The. By Victor Hugo. x Thus beguiling the time in conversa­ it jou cannot remember the dale (Oct. 20. 27, I Have Lived ami latvvd. Bv Mrs Forrester. an<i .»s)vl Prof. rnillq*2nd visit to Hastings tion. they loitered until a lion, with In the Heart ot thc Btonn. By M.ixv>ell Gray. wrltb Jniiu Beumer. I big. bristling side .whiskers, caxne iu Indiana. By George Sand. It) lhe Golden Days. By Edna Lyall. ' sight , Ivanb.w*. By 8I» WaUer sk-utt. A NOVEL PLAN. "We," the female with the ring Jaue Eyre. By Charlotte Bronte. Jealou-y. By George Sand. gasped,.feebly, "are lost" Jet. By Mrs. Anna Edwards. Slow an Knell ah Inn Provided for Persona < "No! no!" exclaimed she of the green •John Halifax. Gentleman. By Mio Mulrek. with a Cold In the llyfd. i Solomon’s Mines. By H. Rider Hagirard. Nothing but travel, antj extensive I arms. “If we say nothing we are safe.” King Kith and Kin. By Jessie rotliergill. It wa* a dcspcr&ie alternative. It Knight Errant. By Edna Lyall. /travel at that, will give a person a full 1 Aud ley'a Secret. By Mfss M. E. Bruddon. idea of the queer ways that there are I was a tost of endurance from which Lady lauuptlghter. The. Ry MarlaS. Cuninilr.v. • in lhe world. An American who was even tbe trissd hearts of the fores' ■• lA»t Days of Pohipeh. The. Bj Sir K. Bulwtr Lytton. not long since journeying through the daughters slirank in fear. Two min­ Last Essays of KI.a. The. By Charles Lamb. midland counties of England relates utes elapsed. Tbo lion sauntered with laist ortho .Molitcau*. Thc. By J. Feu I more that in a small country town he once a deliberation that froze their blood. Life’sCooper Bemorse. A. Bv •’Tiie Dutches.*." entered an inn, rather pretentions for Three minutes of silence and anguish Little Irish Girl, A. Bv "The Dutchess.’’ the place, aud called for turbot, a fa­ had slipped into the past The sus­ Little Rebel. A. By "The Dutrlie-v ’ l.'sle's Daughter. Bv Chariot!-* JM. pense was dreadful. The lion stopped Lord Bronte. vorite dish in those parts. The American had had a few days of and wagged his tail meditatively. The Lorna Doocie. Ry R. D. Blackmore. #l.o«t Love. The. Bv Mrs. Oliphant. strain*was too great. “ 1 must" — the dense tog and his appearance and man 1-o-st Sir Narndtuberd. By James l*ayn. ■er perhaps showed that he had be­ woman with a ring In her nose ecstat­ Louise de la Vallerle By Alexaml-r Duma*. Lore and Liberty. Bv Alexander Dunum. come a little wheezy in consequence of ically seized the green arm of her sla­ Giver or Irlend’ By Rosa Noucbette Carey. thc climate. He was forced to have ter of the jungle—"toll you about that Macdennots of Ballycloran. The. Jty Anthony Trotlope. frequent recourse to his pocket hand­ pa!-b sale!" Mad Lore, A. By Charlotte M. Brarme. "gh, do!" kerchief. Man in tho Iron Mask. The By Alexander Du Of course, they were both eaten. But mas. When the turbot was brought the in the Ranks. A. By Jes«le Fothergillgucat'fancied, even before it reached that is neither here nor there. The March Margaret Maitland. By Mrs Oliphant. hfs plate, that it was no longer fresh, contcntiou is that thc delicate flowers . By W.Clatk Rmsell. an<l an attempt to eat it confirmed that of true womanliness may be over­ impression. lie called the proprietor, grown and hidden by the briars of Ig­ •who at once sent a waiter for fresh norance and degradation, yet they turbot and removed the objectionable - will, upon occasion, appear in un­ dimmed beauty. dish. • “1 beg your parding. sir," said the inn­ ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. keeper, ••but we got the idee, sir, as In the matterot the estate of Austin D Baayou came in, that you had a bad cold ,srtt, deceased. -. NoUee is hereby given that I shall sell at “And suppose I had? What would public stiction to tcehlabest bidder, on Monday the tflrh dnv of November. A. D.. t*Kt. that have to do with my being served at nne o'clock, in the aRcrniXMi »t» the XpoiUd fish?” exclaimed the American, premises herein deserllied In tho town­ ship ot Irving. In the com ty ot Bnrrv, somewhat indignantly. In the state ot Michigan, pursuant to •‘Heverythink, sir. We hu thia rule license nml-cithorlty granted to me on the 4th of Augu*t,A. D ism. by the Probate in thb ’ouse: Fish as is a leetle day court of B»rrv eminty. Michigan, a’l of lhe . doubtful, like that 'ere, sir—them estate, right, title and Interest «•(. the said de­ ceased In ami to the real reta'e situate and which has lost the savor of youth, as I being «nof.the county of JUrry. In tbe s *de of Michigan, kn wn and described as follows, . appears to ’ave colds in their *eads, air; to-witThe son’ll quarter of the smith west and wc finds that, bein’ aa such parties quarter .(*• of *e«ll<m twenty-two efl town can’t iwnoll nothink, they likes the fish four (4) worth range nine o we t J. W. HXNDRnaiHyrr. just aa well, sir, and hoften they pre­ AdttRtilstrab>r. Dated, October loth. !W1 : for ’eml’* able type, SSfy si. John. b&y Hew ' Master Rockefeller*! 5oyage. By «• Clark 1 Ym we beve the largeet slock of mllliaery in Berry ^Cu We claim tbe beat atylra end loweat prices, aad from the way tbe gooda go we w® ar® ' T«x Racket. We have • full line of mens’, boys an<l Mioses Lycoming rubber boots that means the beat at tbe Racket. We wish tp close out eoose ladies shoes (sent by errotj and will aeil them for 88c. Modem <Hi cc. A. B» ’TheDuebeM. Modem Home Cook Book, p>e. at the Racket. Molly Hawn. By “Thc Duchess. 8ohm’s Choice. By Mrs. Alexander. Misses Conete 35c. and 45c. el tbe y Danish Sweetheart. Bv W. Clark Russeu. Racket. My Hero. By Mrs. EorreMer. ft >*"• Best fluor Oil cloth 80c. per yard. . Tue Racket. Kl" uWarsstRubber boots for S3.T5 at the Racket. 01*1 CurtX’i, Sh**p. pw.Br tJ*■'«. DieY wChildrens underwear a specialty at the Old House at Sandwich. The. By Joseph Hat Racket. Old ttam’selte’s Secret. The. By E- Mnriltt. Just got 75 bolts of ribbon at the auc­ Oliver Twl*t. By Charlee Dlckemj. .. tion house: that means half price. one Lile. One Love. By Miss M. E. Only the Govenicm. By Rosa Nruchette Car The Racket. (Xher^Man's Wife. The. By John Strange WinSome boys Wagons to close out for 50c. T he Racket. Our Be**le. By Rosa Noucbette CareyPathOn ter. The. By J. Eenlmore Coopci Milk pans 70c. per doL at tiie Racket. Peg Woffington. By Charles R*»de. Phra. Hid Puo-itleian. Tbe w°nd rful Advrn-. -2 quart covered pnlls only 8c. nt lhe turee of. Refold by Edwin I tester Arnold. Pilicmn’s Progress. By John Bunyan. KackvL Plum ers; The. By J. Eenimore Cooper. Stove pipe 15c. Elbows 10c. at the Plutarch's Live*. Foe’s Tales. By Edynr A. Poe. Racket. Prairie. Thr. By J. Feulmore Cooper. Remember we sell the ellmax stove Prince of Darkness A. By Florence ''Ardf1* Qun*uie*s Whim. Ry Ro.sj NoutijeUe Cireyenamel ut the Racket. KcpriMcp of Anm-siy. Thr. By Maxwell GrayRieuid. By .Mr E. D-ilwer-LJIton We still have a quantity of crockery hi Rohii son Crusoe. By Daniel Drfoe. odd pieces, will sell H regardless of cost. Jtogrn- » Lite. «. Ey Wilkie Collins. You will never buy il as cheap again. luoiiula. By Grorro EliotP.O!y* 'More. By Samuel Lovor. Saucers, plates, platters, bowls and cover­ Ibr-e Douglas. By lhe author of "Piqueed dishes and etc. at thr Racket Kufiluo. Ry Oultla. Sartor Rciuiruis. By Thomas Carlvie. Don't forget It we have tbe cheapest and Scarlet Letter. The. Bv Nathaniel Hawthorne. best lim- of mins and twiys winter mittens Scottish Chiefs, l he. By Jane Porter. Srahd llw k. t. The. By T. Adolphus Trollope- ami we have sold them for 20 years. At Sran-h for Basil Ltndhurv. The. By Rosa the Racket. , .som-hette Carey. Second Tlmugtits. Ry Rhoda Broughton. We can and will sell more kitchen tin Self Sacrlfli-e. By Mr*. Oliphant, slimb.w <>f a Bln.The Bv Cimrlolte M. Brarme. waie fur 81.00 than any house iu Barry She. By H. Rider Hargard. Co. At the Racket. Sketch It mk. The. By Washington Irving .s.lem-r of Dean Mnlllaml, Thcr By Maxwell We claim to have thc best trimmer*) in lhe millinery department of any house lu Son nf'Porthoa. The. By Alexander Duma*. St. Kalbarioe’s by the Tower. By Walter the city, lhe largest stock und will sell It-asaut. you millinery goods cheap, as we sell Story • t an African Farm. ITf. By Ralph strictly fur cash. Wc lose no bad debts Star, of Elizabeth, The. By Miss Thackeray. for you lo pay at the Racket. Swiss Family Itobloaon. This Wicked Wot Id. By Mrs. H. Lmett Cam­ 3 ply chair seats 10c. nt the Racket. eron. Three GuardsmeA. Thc. Rr Alexander Duma*. Slates m cheap as the. rest buy at the Threw Men In a Hoai. Bv. Jerome K. Jerome. Racket. Tom Brown at Dxtonf. By Tbomaa Hughes. Tom Drowu's rehmd dav*. By Thomas Hughes. Tour <*f the Wot hl iu Eighty Days, The. By Jutre Vctur. Tw-niv TlHMi«n.id lacuiurs fader the Sea. By .loirs Verm-. Twetiiy । ear* Alter. Uy Alexander Dumas. Two Ktsstrt. Itv Ha*lev Smart. Two i»n>bans. The. By R. D’Ennrry. Two Years Before the Ma<t. By R. H. Dana, Jr. L’nc e Max. By Ro»a NoucbetteOarey. ' I’mler Current*. Hr "The Duchess." fader Two Flags. Bv Golds. VacraiR Wlie, A. By Florence Warden. Vanity Fair Ry W. M. Tbiu-kcray. Vi. ar of Witkrtlehl. The.. Bv Oliver Goldsmith. \ i unite d. BnMteloxne. The. By Alexander Duma*. i \ Ivlau the Beamy./fly Mrs. Anulr Edwards Weaker than a /roman. By Charlotte M. Bnvenye. f Woe Wffie. Bv Rosa Noucbette Carey. Wn Two. Bv Edna Lyall. Whai Gold Cineol Buy. By Mrs. Alexander W hen a Mans single. By J. M. Barrie. White Company, The. By a. Conan Dorie. W He In Name Only By Cnarlmte M. Braeme. Wllh Relli-i. Uy William Carlrtoo. WUcb’s . rad. The. By H. K!d-r Haggard, w man in. While.The. By Wfikic Collins, woniau « Eire. A. By F oreuce Wardsn. Wmdxu> Heart. A. By Mrs. Alexander. Wonidns rimughts About Women. A. By Miss Muluck. War. a. Uv Charlotte M. Braeme. Wuu By Walting. By EJna Lyall. W’r»ord ami Married. By Rosa Noucbette Carey. W owing OX the. By Mrs. Al- xander. \eltow Mask. The. By Wilkie Collins. Don’t Assest in ruining your eyesight but, have your eyes examined and fit­ ted with glasses by Dr. <i. W. LO*jRY. c ■ .______________________________ WANTED SAW LOGS. I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do W. H. GOODYEAR MODERN DRUGGIST. CUSTOM SAWING. P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they can't handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. J. L WILKINS, Between ., F you save time you save money. You can save a vast amount of time if you are look­ ing for I We are posted in our business and do -enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get a living. Jefferson St. Furniture Store. THE RACKET And 200 other Books. or any kind of building mat< r ial, by coming directly to [us and not only that, yon will save money by buying of ua. I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some price Now myour time to get goods for a little money, j still buy and »etl second liana goods and do upholBtenng and repairing. Keep your eye on our fob eounteni from until N«w. let end we will show you retrain, run treat* "™* “‘lnTax Rackkt. bow agt What You • Want ? Ladies and Gents’ Over Gaiters, Lamb’s Wool Slipper Soles, Mishawaka Knit Boot, Rubbers of all kinds. JUST THINK! any kind of fuel—w^fsoft^oal” harTS and "coke!’'Sa Also a fine line of Moloney Brothers. they eave it too They’keep the flre-alTnight-aU^ky-a steady even heat cleanly and comfortable. Youwantfl,! best because it’s cheapest in the end Thev lift. w SEE THE NAME OffTHE LEG Bold only bj me' lisses and Childrens’ fine Shoes just received, QoODYErtR Br«5. all and see them at F. Q. STOWELL. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-10-19.pdf bb7cea0707f4dad4b098aef8bc934878 PDF Text Text flu A^ertu;ngnudii‘»tinl]ar' fy County- Hastings Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County HASTINGS, MICH, OCTOBER 19. 1893. WHOLE NO. 2001 xxxyill. NO. 25 Hastings Banner Health Economy Published Thursdays by coox. BBOS.. H-mi-kt®®. men. ARE ASSURED BY USING ^ittiuiataue^j THIS TRADE-MARK. COUNTY NEWS. Delayed Icter. • Dalton to(worke\f^',U?w the to work- Air. and Mm. Geiger and wife °f Xeb™®« •!« Ute guenta of Geo, Van ?ng' Brl* f Jordan 19 conv*1**.TiLr,1! riiompson has two new 11? wT'on.CMCh Hide of ,hc hot*s»L*w Willktus h building an addition Io his house there Dr. Scribner llve^-Mro. F. Chsmbrlain and son have returned from a reek’s visit at Climax—Chas Moreau nnl wife started for the World’s fair M<.mnv morning vlu Auguflta—Mra. Maggie Ender has been very sick—Mrs. Lanse ant Rose Mortuian of Cedar .v'n",wn kt-nday—Mrs. John U illlxm. , Tlsitbiq her bmtbcr M. It Uwli, .1 OS-1 IhUwrek. Delton g t, :s t- ■i VAN VflLKENBUKGti Lg-j. Hu, Hardware Man oi Barru Gouniu. ICNIO.X' HASTINGS, MICH. Little Red Front Shoe is NOW SELLING .Dongola, Patent Leather lip, a ’Shoe for §1.00. A XI-., s Congress or Lace Shoe Plain or Tipped for SI.25. We In : just received a fine line of Lddies Fl, . v 1 L’ned Shoes for Winter. Also Men’s Be ver Boots and Shoes. We try to please you, us. WOOLLEY & BR2NS0N ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. REMEMBER That our Special Sale of Baby Carriages will last only a few days longer. Secure one now if you want it cheap. rs. ed store Please call at my and examine my stock while w “7^ ? '* lnc '“‘—Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fnlxhner expect to more on uelr firm near NuhxUl, tbl, week—r. „ 1rT,.‘KK1B,,,le Cr”kI" o“r w'Khlx’rhood visiting last beek-Rev. •nd Mrs. H. N. McCartney and family re­ turned to their home tn Maas. Saturday— JJ”’ r‘ ®LBr,ce Rnd Bon* of Hastings, are visiting Maple Grove friends—Mrs. M. Brice Ouy IL M Qraham go to Hastings Wednesday of this week as witnesses in the settlement of the Hobart Mtate- Sam Robart, of Blanchard, Is here on business. Bandelet. Live hogs were sold hero to Doty & atringham last week for 80c per pound— Pat Lee intends to move In his new honse •t Bedford this week—Rev. Van Wlikle Is still holding revival meetings at }?ast Baltimore—The two Shoemaker boys at­ tended the world’s fair last week—Levi Bresee is in the Nursery business—Wm. 1 ungate fell from a hay stack roof last week and Injured his spine and is in a precarious condition at this writing—Ban­ field is just beginning to attract attention of people abroad. Last week a man was looking over the mall route, another for • harness shop and another a blacksmith shop and now old Jerrry you had better put through that railroad—Robert Phillips and son Erve are boarders at Dr. Chand­ lers for the present time—There is about to b«? a well driven on lhe church proper­ ty—Rotiert Bruntiey has been spending a week with his daughter In Allegan. Charles lubois ami wife, yy-. 1’hllllps and wife, h-wisDu'Mils and wife. Mrs. Gleason. Mas Bolyen. Mrs. G. Norwood. Mbs (’. IJasi tt. Messra. F. G. Adams, W* L. I i-rce. L .Monnw and Mr. Gorham (julmby. atartcii for tie world’s fair Tuesday—Mrs. Husking corn Is the ordor of the day In B D. Wiilnr, nf Dutchess county and M • J. V . mew of Csv ugs county N. V. this vicinity—The ladles ajd society met are visiting.heir brother David Mosher at the home of Misses John Fancher ami this week. They took in th - world's fair was well attended. Hastings being well on their vuy out hero -Mr. !.enru of represented. Mrs. 1). Striker and daughter, hast Barry lleii Sunday c. s. Gleason Mrs. Lampinan ami Mrs. James Hughes has n new lirn—IL W. Rowley ami wife being present—S. J Bidleman is slowlyvisited in Alcgxn last wjek—Will Ma- recovering from tyhoid fever—Mrs. Elsie Cbon was tie gueat of H. C. Boy nton last Cas’elehi and Mrs. McIntosh visited week—C. li Robinson was jin Plainwell friends lu Nnslivil’e Inst Thursday. ou buahiesslast we.-k-C. F; Moreau ami wife have nturned from the fair—A new j ixittle Tompkins is on the sick list this pkutogtHphgallery in town Mrs. Skill- 1, week —Mis. John Olmstead is very sick m.in :tml M - Scribner visited ut How- with typhoid fever - Mrs. E. .1. Harlom lamlsburg Ids week—Mrs. Muggle Kahler has bean visiting her 'laughter Mrs. Mei. is able to st up—John Moon is helping Tuckermun of Battle Creek the past two Fay Mosher thresh Cloverseed—Steve weeks—A. G. Kent and Wm. Burgess re­ Sprague b luing some mason work for turned from the world’s fair Saturday. G. John WiliiitDa. Moore and wife Sunday. They report a fine time—Enoch Ambus organized a rend­ WcHMtliintl. The hea’y frost of Sunday night made ing circle at the Center to be held every Tuesday eve at the school liunst*. Mary U' think tkat whiter is coming—Work on lhecreamrv is at a stand sljll on account I Wilcox. Pres.. Mbs Clark, ot the Ellis ot the lumber not having colne—John 11. ;‘ nrhotil. Sec. He gave us several firn* talks different si«»j>cls—Mrs. Allie Young. Waltz amt Miss Sutnm were married on Ion &f Battle (’re’tik has bis-n visiting her Sunday. The happy nniple started for mother Mrs. jlbn Keyes—Mr.-. John Chicago Monday and projnise to do the TueFerman wak n: Battle Creek a couple world’s fair durin^tlieir honeymoon—The repfiven .suit of Daniel Yaeger vs David of days last w«j-k — N<-xt week Friday eve I. e pa rd was tried in, Justice England's Is Hie dance at Abbey's. No preventing ptovidetire -Lulu Seger was surprised nt diet rendered In favor of the plaintiff— 'her home Weduesday eve by her youug friends. An enjoyable time was had— l he replevin suit of Rader Wright vs Mrs. James Cooper, of Marshall, visited James D. Townsend In Nashville last her mother Mrs. Case, Hie first of lhe Saturday was adjourned till Oct. 25th.— Georg,'D. Barden of Lake Odessa was in our village o:> Tuesday—There will be a red.hot law suit In Justice Vdtes court on (-. E Ingerson was at Hastings a few Oct. 27G1. between John Lee and O. D. days this wu*ek—Dr. and Mrs. Lowry, of Stevens—I: |a reporteq that ...the , .. Hastings, were guests at ur. Dr. Young i oung’■s last Peoples Mj-at *' ’ ’ ta. ta. TburMv-Mn. S. M. F.,.1, Maek.mllh «lw . ....... ...................... .. •. think that a blacksmith shop in that loca- j cotnpanicd her husband here Iasi Thurs­ day—Geo. Frink and, wife. of Iowa, are tio;> will be ari ornament Io our village, visiting bls sister. Mrs. G. A. Trumnn— especially to property holders near— Among the vHtors nt the world's fair from hern this week an- Mr. and Mrs. C. Fuller went to lensing «>n Tuesday niwn- M. Putnam. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brelw. ’ ’ I anta* Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Roe mid daughter Ing. Frank to attend the Grand of the I. O. <>. F. and Mrs. Fuller to at- Bee and Mr. and Mrs. George Bell—Mrs. tend the Rebecca Convention. A. It Wolcott ami Mrs. 1). A. Green were at Charlotte one day this week—Mr. and Walter Bechtel comoivnred work In. Mrs-’C. L Glasgow returned from Chica­ go Saturday evening—Fred G Baker has Wayland for 8. R. Tibbets Monday—Rev. sold out restaurant to Byron Barnum—Mr. Cogs hall. of Grand Rapids. preached in and Mrs O. M. Hollinger have moved in the peoples church Sunday—George Jack­ son returned from the world's fair last with E J. Feig|>nePa for the winter. Wednesday—The report is that diphtheria is raging in Middleville again—Mrs. Crookston started Monday to visit the world’s fair—Mtss Nellis Miner comfflcnced work Monday at Hastings—Chas. Crookston went to Wisconsin last week— Jennie Haywood is to work at Geo. Richards’—The dance at Smith’s hall last Friday evening was not very well attend­ ed only twenty numbers being sold— Mrs P. O. Tliackler. of Norwalk. Ohio, Is the guest of lhe former’s sister. Mrs. A. Hendley of thia place—Edwin Tasker, of Red Oltk. Iowa, is spending a few Ways with A. Headley and family-Joseph Clemens, of Hasting-, while visiting at fils father-in-law’s, David Beard. In a fit of temporary insanity committed suicide by drowning lu Barlow lake Saturday about s /clock a. m. His body was doJ recovered until Sunday about 5 o’clock p. Cloverdale. Willie, the little two rear old son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clem died last Fridaynight. The funeral *»’ held nt the Church Sunday. Re.v. Bntler nffllclutlngMrs. C. A Snnok hw returned from Kal­ amazoo—John A. Turner was lu the vil­ lage Saturday on bti-iness—Mrs. S. C. Wing is moving back from Otsego—Mrs. Susan Forrester and daughter of Battle Creek visited relatives here last week— The dance at Ed|l Ixwla’s wm well at­ tended and all report a tine Um-—John Hotelling has bought I). Rerdnian’s house and lot -Rob’i. Galland baa returned from th,* South on scrountof the death of D. C. j’-cd—Frank Paine and family have mov­ ed :•> Charlotte—Mi-w Ruth Livingston Im- gone to Prairieville to work for Dr. 11; de. ____________ _ . Henry Hosmor comes to the front with . new carriage—John Watting has returnPrt rro-T, H>. Wlilte CIO—lob,. «»d Dan Maier, of Clan-, ar.- xlallloa their poreixa —John Mr-aalraer. id town, la leaeldo« » M., I »eho..l al ll>« .'IHuer school house— Sexeral of our U B. ,»on,>r» .trended rhe quarterly meertaa al lhe diaper ehureh Saliinlay end Sunda,-4ohh Gardner and wife were at the hub 1 hursday— E. Lot Ithart haa broke «m»»d <„r hl« ans n hum-r­ and la puillnx In modern Impmvem. nla. When compl-UM .here will be "“J"'' In lhe elate—Birr Sun,I, (~n ot 11. bmllh) leaeher ,-r lhe Uortier a -houl »!>'" own with the dlphth-rla In eelmol ho.,., and al prow-lit wrlilus im very III. tin­ *,' lahl«rli.«l la »..m-wb»l allrpd up over Mr. nnd Kirs. Jerome Fish. Mr. D. w. , ; A«-lh nry !<*«•>. '-•harlol.e. Summer ami Mbsea R<»le s»rah made our gardener K. L.wkharl a ph-ae.nl • lowers went to the fnlr Monday. Xll l„ lean, lhe eeeret ot <r.-« Imr h--' Mr. mid Mrs. Flah returned ThursdayMr- Kdrrle started for Oregon last Mon­ day to visit friends and relativea-Bed<<»nl hcbupl is progrcMlng finely under the pew prlnrltial-Ual Friday evening was ,neiil very irtcasniUly al U»e bont^nf Mias Flov Barke. Among those that were preaent were Miss Ev»Lu»knnd Mr. O. Kot" lu.tlt of Battle Creek. Mr »n,l Mm Wra. Of*"-. Sr-- MXlXmXo'^XrX. Batland. in the city during the fair. A. McCOY . Mrs. Howard Mosher and daughter. Miss Myrtle. Miea.K. Merritt and a num­ ber of others started from here for lhe White City Ira Osgood nnd Mrs. Malcolm McCollum have got home from the world’s fair, leaving their husbands to linger a little longer al the big show—A. Kingsbury was sick a bed al the last account and has not got home from tbe fair nt this writing—Frank U-on:ird has bought the Mud Lake boat house and is moving it onto his lot for a dwell­ ing—Mrs. Mary Youngs has rented A. Kingsbury’s chamber and together with her son Eildy will make it a winter resi­ dence—The brick yard has shut down for the winter. Rev. Grigsby called on the High Street school and was very much pleased with the Interest manifested by the scholars In their studies. He spoke very highly of Miss Ora McClintock as n teacher—F. Howe accompanied by his mother and two little boys are visiting at S. Howe’s. They return to tbeir home at Vasaar next Mon­ day-Mrs. Brangwin has been confined to her mom with the Asthma the last few days. Castleton. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Smith celebrated their 50th. marriage anniversary last Thursday—Mr. Darius Cross and son of Adrian were guests of Atta Noyes last Monday—Miss Laura Felghner Is spend­ ing the week with friends in Grand Rap­ ids—Mr. Knowles is entertaining bis mother from Dundee—Lewis Lockhart has returned from a visit to his uncle at Ionia—A dance at Will Troxell’s last Thursday night also a party at Joe Pnrmatlty’fl the same night—Mrs. E. V. Smith has gone to Manchester to visit her mother and other relatives—Mrs. Martin ( Mallettc and son Earle of Grand Rapids nre visiting relatives in this vicinity. Jcsse Cotton and Mrs. B. F. Wolf have entertained a sister, nephew and grand­ daughter from Mo. They have left for their home nnd will stop a few days at tbe World’s fair—Who will be our Dr. now as Dr. Sayles Is now left and located In Baldwin, Lake county. Success to the Dr. -’A. B. Barnum la now a resident of our quiet village, lie is bringing a house with him—Lee McDonald will soon be in the blacksmith shop—Mrs. Garry’ Baker entertnim-d a cousin a few days from Ind. —We notice Grand, Rapids masons are coming here for work letting the s’rlke and money panic have its course. Delayed tetter. Rutland. M. Matthews of North Hast|ngs was the gnrst of A. Robinson Sunday—K. Ed­ monds and wife spent Sunday with the latter’s parents—4-. A. Eaton and W. B. Hitchcock of Hastings were, in Rutland Sunday—Artie Chase Is moving to Has­ tings—Dan Bechtel nnd wife spent Sun­ day with Joseph Shultz—Dan Newton of Hastings was on tbe street one day last week—Francis Gorham has been very sick. We hear he Is better—Artie Chase and wife spent Sunday with John Me-, Gravy—Schuyler Hendrick is entertain-; ing one of Job's comforters—After spend­ ing lhe summer with her mother Mrs. Artz started for her home In Ohio Tties(Jay—David Cross and wife are visiting their daughter MLm Ruth Cross—A« to our items l»eing too late for publication last week, we can only surmise Mr. Editor. Did your letter-half ever give you n letter to post for her. und after carrying it two or three days,' happen to think your pocket was not the projier receptacle 'for that letter? t ■ HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. The second greatest accident In tbe his­ tory of Hie Michigan Central R. R. occur­ red nt Jackson Friday forenoon at 9:10.' Two huge train loads of excursionists started out from New York state. In the neighborhood of Hath, N. Y. bound for the World’s fair. The excursion was In two sections, of 10 nnd 12 curs each, be­ ing transferred over uqlo the Michigan Central at Detroit. The rear train was not allowed to leave a station until word had been recalved (hat the first train had left the station in advance. By tills scheme aLsMute safetv was expected. The first train hau reached Jackson in safe'jr, and so notified the Arar section. The first section was standing on tin- main track, being protected how­ ever by a semaphore—n signal by which no train is allowed to pass until it is remov­ ed. The engineer claims t-i have seen the signal and understood what it meant, but claims that when he applied tlie air brakes ihey would not work. When within a short distance of the other train he revers­ ed ills engine and turned on the steam, but ’.he distance was too short to overcome the momentum, and It crashed into the rear end of the first section, killing 12 people and seriously Injuring 28 others, some of whom may div. The list of those killed Is as follows:— Mrs. Clarks Starr. Elmira. N. Y. Miss Harriet Breeze. I’leree Cfiy, X V. Miss Mavri- McM*»ter, I’rmi Y.ni. N. Y. George Hoffman. Lowman. N. X . Mrs. I. N. Hrarusive. E-ist C:«ntw. Mrs. Llyod Wcaxlbury, Whrelrr N. V. Mrs. J. H. Ke- lej. Ktuumond<pnrt. N. Y. Mr-. !>. G. Gibl’s. Wherlrr. N. V Jani'-t Woodbury, her father-in-law. of r.Uh. ’ iutant child of Mrs. An»o:> Herrix gtou. El­ mira. N- Y W. R. Glllmon*. Morris Rim. Pn. MrsR- Gtilmor®. his w|m. TM Mcniiv of George Hoff uai was rstubhlied Io a peeullnr wav. In his vest poekrt found ttir follonmg note: ' It anything h<»twin to ini' -cm x >lisi>»teli tn George H. effm u. Lowman. N. Y." To 'his *tu attached a tclegrupii blnnk. Those set iously injured arc;— Miss Kate Healey. Morris Run, I’x. left leg broken. ■ Johanna H*.»'.ry. her sister of same }>Iac<». both leg* broken ami other wise *rnv»u«ly spot, 18 people being killed and 35 wound­ ed In that smash-up. Sam Robinson, a Irnggageroan on this division of the Michigan Central, and with whom many in this city are ac­ quainted, was present at tbe accident last Friday, and gave the following account of of It to a Grand Rapids Herald reporter:— "When the crash came !• was sit­ ting In my boarding bouse looking out the window at the engine of the first section. The remainder of the train was obscured by the depot. I was not more than 100 yards away. I heard the second section pulling Into the depot, and an Instant later heard a terrific crash. I knew in an in­ stant that there was a wreck, and started -on a run for the depot I was one of the first train men there. The sight was ■ fearful one—one that cannot be described. The passengers ou the platform were seemingly paralyzed by the awfu( specta­ cle. The engine of the second section had plowed its way Into the rear of the second, and two coaches were completely telescoped. It was as If two pasteboard Itoxes had been crushed into each other. In the midst of the wreckage could be seen dead and mangled bodies pinned firmly In the debris by seats and timbers. "Here and there an arm or leg betoken­ ed that under the mass of twisted iron and broken timbers was the body of a victim. There was no screaming; no agonized shrieks, only np occasional-groan to indi­ cate that a spark of lite still remained In some of the unfortunate excursionists who were imprisoned in the wreck. We went to work instantly to remove the dead and wounded. I do not believe there was a minute’s delay. Some of the killed were in plain sight and easily-removed. Others we had to dig from under the mass of de­ bris. Holes were chopped Into the-sides of the cars, and a number of persons res­ cued In that way. I helped take eight women out, whom we expected to find dead, bnt none of whom were seriously Injured. All of them were penned in, but tbe seats seemed to have protected them. The women were remarkably calm and self-possessed. There was no shrieking and' no wild screams from them. One stout, fleshy German woman handed out her hand-bag. and then sturdily re­ fused to be rescued until we had taken her valise out through the window. The women were f thousand times more self­ possessed than the men. “As fast as the dead were taken out they were sent to undertaking es­ tablishments and the wounded were re­ moved to hotels. 1 saw twelve dead bodies carried away. Most of the victims were women, as the men were nearly all out of tbe cars at the time. One very fortunate thing hi connection with the accident was that none of the steam pipes hi the engine broke and nothing was set on Ore. Had either happened the number dead must certainly have been doubled. It is improbable that anything of that character would be duplicated in a hundred different wrecks. "Not having seen the first section as it pulled into the depot, 1 can’t say how fast it was running, but 1 have talked with several yard men who saw tho train " after It left the junction, and they all. agree that the speed”conld not have been more than six or seven miles 'ttn hour. But as the train was heavily loaded the momentum was.great, apd as the brakes In the first section were securely set there was no chance to lessen the force of the collision. It was like xjrasltink Into a house." Later developments seetn to Indicate the truth of tbe engineer's story that the air brakes had been tampered with. The air cock on the brake ou the car back of the tender was found turned square off immediately after the wreck, and several trainmen claim to have seen a man. evi­ dently a tramp, lump from this portion of Hie train at the time of the wreck. Lt is supposed that the tramp thought that by turning this air cock the train would slacken speed and he conld get off before reaching Jackson depot. Mrs. Timothy Donovan, one of the Injured died yester­ day morning. in jttrod. Mrs. Timothy Dnnnnvan, same place, rl.r-1 orulsed anu hip Injun <1. . Mrs.AUMiu Herrington of Eitnlra N.Y. right leg broken. William Whabn engineer of lhe -eeoud see tlon.aukli Miraitmd by Jam.,Ing. Mbs Sarah A. Keeler. Hammondsnort. N. v. leg brekett and Lead bl uisrd. comli ton danger°Mrs. J. riertwr: (Hrdnsr. Horseheads N. Y. bead ami body bntwed Maud, her oy«Urohl daughter shgblly bnnsed. Frank Fraley, Culumldfl Crora r.». slightly hurt. Mrs. J A llurlli'gnme, E*«t Bprlwgtlel I N. Y. sh-ulder bruised. Miss Blaneli- Beardsley badly hint In head. re,'overy pro table. Mrs. Alfred aearlM. Might Injuries. Mrs. C. W. Fav. -light cut nu wtl»l hw! ’see ljuirie her daughter, bruited a-it suffernig front imrvju-uexV ............. ' , W. IL Humphrey. Chonagt latke, N. Yv. I -ft arm broken. . , -^1. , r. . . ................ . Mias Abie IfArrb, On-o". )‘a-. In) irod in­ ternally, will probahlv rwiibT. Mm Mact W <ki flebl. turvi’mm’ s'v-ntsv av •. Picking applet, digging_ polaloefl •nd Mrs.' 1- E. *«”*'•: ul ky h-i.kimrwra'ir’llM -’nier of ih. d»T■ rm-KioK v', •• •" -----Mlw K- A. IMnwich. c<»>n;»nton of Mra. - -------------Wheat field* •«*” Iwglnning to look greati “,,,’'einX'r, M wortd: ■ ------M'ghl Injuries. ei>n-. -Bert OU* I* reiawted as being on the Wakefleid. 8 B. Ainsworth. Norwich N. T.. fractured -«»e-j iHuuii ,er, a lady from Illinois was In East aukle and pMntiil Injurtaa. Mrs. mi" They w held ,ia ponncil conaBU over lief ' itntland last werk selling embroidering Mrs. F. M. (lro>ks, of Norw'.ch X. Y. wrr Kutianu ..... ’ .A . _ slight Injuries. Monday « »••'* U-fr? nmcliinrit —Rev. Grigsby .ceomputfed accompanied br by nw-Mnrt-lUtA atrange coincidence la that Friday tM*rd r’.'"1 t.klugemi «rhvr hbild^Hy*>••» Lr. ■..«« Oct 10th. 1879—14 years ago—a terrible accident happened almoet on tbe unit Mm Win. Urlffln— ** *ri“‘ Rev. A. D. Jewell, of Ionia, will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday, both mornlug and evening. Services 10:80 tind 7 standard time,.. The Y. P. 8. C. E. at the Preabvterian church next Sunday at 0 o'clock. To be led by Miss Grigsby. The usual monthly meeting of tho Wo­ man’s Home Missionary Society will be Iwld in the'M. E. church parlors Wednes­ day, Oct. 25ib.' at 2 o’clock p. m. The Barry Co. Christian Endeavor ConvetGlon Is p*NHfFMie«t until Oct 2S. The same program will be carried otU oh ar­ ranged for the 14 lit. The C. L. S. C. wlU rowet with Ml S3 RnsellaGoodyear1 next Saliwday evening. Program: Home and the making ol Modern Eurupe—Miss Nagler. Outlines of Ecomituics—Miss Goodyear. How tn study llisb.ry, Sy nopals— Mrs. Henry Bailey. Quotations— England awl Hume Rule.. The society rpna**c<rd wbli Emmanuel church will lx i >iyr'»hie<l Thursday. OcL •Jttlh, by Me-dauu'S Robinson. Andrus, E. Busby. Diantoiul. Is.wcrs. G reuse I. Mason, . -z' L. Bentley nml lhe Mis-.-s Matthews hihI Woodard. served in society rooms from 5 uuli: 7. A conlial invitation extended to nil. The subject al the Methodist Episcopal church next Snndav imn-ning la. “Man. a laltorer with thal.’* Tito evening ser­ vice logins at 7 ti'flork with a |5 minute song service. Sunday M*bm>l at noon. Epworth League al 8 in tho lecture nxfln. The regular weekly program of the Ep­ worth League of the Methodist church will be given on 1’nesday evening In the lecture room. Subject ••Money." The program Is trader the. direction of tbe Dept, ot cntertaiiuuciiL Tbe DevttHranil meeting t»f the Baptist Young INtoplea TL»fon will l»e held at the church next Sunday eYeuing at ’ 5 o’clock, leader. Miss Pearl Michael. .,a » Rrtwwwt L. M’npvm. MliMtcvlffe ° i Eugen* ManHir>trr. 1/rtbba i J no H. Watte. Wobdlaug 1 Ann* M. •• - j Hlmmi y. Neilhanunar, WoodUnd 130 AinldGnebel - �NAPOLEON'S WATCH. HASTINGS BANJNER NotesfF.OM ‘h£ Thursday, Oct, ■alh.-’gjj-. COOkT BROS.. Proprietor,. (jhinibiilliBiwiliol;. The ,t»l« houd ot beullbtook «n uoThe watch, of which the cut is a porunt »tep lu uMtltury «deu»e by representation, is *een in one of the Ketag tbe dhwxee ot opn.uwpllon on cases in the Swiss exhibit in Manu­ tbeUxtot duireronx M>d factures building. Itahistoryb vouched bl. dh—* th. »• “ d‘Pkth'’!* for by the Geneva concern wm h dis- and .mrilpox, und requiring • ™port Slew- to be *n-lo «o «» P It was once owned by the first Na­ £Sbowd. ol bwlth. ,Tb. to«d poleon. In 1818 Napoleon was travel­ 3io mnde a new rule ranking It »» ing in a coach through Holland to Tho Ueally a criminal offena. tor IramlHague. He had reached the fortress of Nimwegen and the inhabiUntagave gruuutrom the etale without perraUrio. nt we Jlim a reception. Many of his old soldiers of former campaigns had state Inspector. Eight 1’er.ons Draw*. turned out to do him honor. He was A disaster on Lake Superior, in vhich approaching the quay on the Waal when the horses attached to his not less than wight lives were lost carriage became unmonagublc. The came to light when a drifting tab Ing vehicle careened on the edge of » boat waa picked up by tbe crew .t the .1 precipice. A citizen, WUhelm Behnen. i iI tor Au Train. Thefe were on bard a erew ot al leaal dve men end W. U. ; Carpenter, his wife and one chile Fbost has touched the flowers and foliage at Jackson ^ark, also the na­ tives of far-away warmer climate*. Old liberty bell will be taken di­ rectly home October 81. Arrangements could not be made for a New England tour. The capital stock of the World's Columbian exposition incorporated under the laws of the state of Illinois ia $10,$10,000,000. j Georoe W. Childs will present to -j». iw .. ago — Chicago his magnificent ' few .yrara myj___________ health failed, ____ and 1c^y oaoasultcd several physicians. Not one could collection cf tropical plants, now on ctearty, diagnose my case and their medicine exhibition at the fair. tailed to give relief. I commenced to take q>int contract has been awarded for «"• ~ta building u th. C.Hfon.1. ; ; midwinter exposition. The structure ' ! will cost $70,000. | Swiss watchmakers, received almost ■ formerly I welched 185 pounds, now I babm<y as many medals as all their rivals comQ*°' ’ ^1°*^ in the distribution of awards at ' .—--------—-------- -----------------the world's fair. I Thbee hundred thousand people, a . — ; number almost equal to tbe combined < * • .< ' populations of Minneapolis and St | *Fau], could be seated in the Mannfac. . . .__ . . turea and Liberal Arts building. i that some houses always seem to need „ . . . —tainting ; Uwy look dingy, railed, I . Ogouog W. CmLM h»» bought ths log cabin which was erected by the Med. Other* always look bright, Michigan state board as a part of the dean, fresh. The owner of the first forestry exhibit. Mr; Childs will have — economizes" with "cheap" mixed tie cabin placed in the park at his paiata, etc.; the second paints with i, country bome near Philadelphia. ’ } ------. I'm Tun’ ireonlii.l greatest Lrittata.. battery ot boilers ever ;I shown in the th. world wnrM can ... be I.. seen in l„ the th.. j annex to Machinery hall. Nothing . but oil ia used for fuel and It is piped । direct from the Indiana oil fields to the 'The first spends three times as much I receiving tanks at the fair grounds. ।' far paint in five years, and hi* buiid| Catkbino Garza, the Mexican ban­ inw never look as well. tost everybody knows that good dit, revolutionist and poet, spent three can only be had by using strictly ; weeks in August at the world's fair. White Lead. The difficulty is With his lieutenant. Ring .Sandoval, he was a guest of. the Palmer house, Chicago, both, of course, passing by assumed names. ished . The Daily Columbian is the name of the test of years: • an official newspaper printed and ciY“Armstrong & McKelyy" i culated on the grounds. "M. P. Handy, “ **Beymer-Bau T>'*-~ier-Bauman" “Eckstein” chief of the bureau of publicity and1 •“Fahnestock' “Anchor” promotion, is editor. The copy ia pre“Morley” 1 pared, the type set by machinery, and “Kentucky” “Southern” “Shipman” the printing done in Machinery hall. : A DAVOHfm has been born to Mid­ “Collier" “Red Seal” ; way and the inhabitants of the Plais“Davis-Chambers” 1 ancc are celebrating the event with ap­ "For any color (other than white) tint propriate gifts. The mother is a Sioux the Strictly Pure White Lead with Indian, the granddaughter of Chief National Lead Company's Pure White Green Cloud, and the father is Little Lead Tinting Colors, and you will have Bear, a somewhat noted chief of the l. Sioux. All Run Down ^bSE Hood’s^Cures , X OU ttaVe nOtlCeC! Strictly Pure White Lead where. Looking to lhe Falr'a End. > going to paint, it Will pay you for a book cootain'ng informa­ NATIONAL LEAD CO., Chicago Branch, State and Fiftccntii Street*. OUNG MEN i 1 , । I । re •<; .■ ’•! .inl-ARbON’». NEW BU->ISK» <••>!.l.F.-o^-Ks’suiazne. 1 a.,v executive wuuu ..„~Vq» kovs-vThe committee of "the Co­ lumbian exposition has appointed this . . . . ■ ■ • . a plan . . subcommittee to formulate to wind up the attaint of the exposition; President H. N. Higinbotham, Director General George R. Davis, Dircc&ir of Works D. H. Burnham and Directors Stone nnd Walker. With the appointmentof this • committee the real work toward closing the world’s fair is be­ gun. After having formulated a plan it will, in all probability, be appointed to carry ont such plan. At midnight October 30 the council of administra­ tion goes out of existence, and this committee takes its place. The house of representatives, on mo­ tion of Mr. Houck, of Ohio, has passed the following joint resolution: .yc.t-4 Dsath. Bymri:, cu-mnUM to .itir- or GilSYRUP. A certain •u»- Branchial. CrouT". that the ac’xnowled^minU of the government and people ot the United Suites be tcndi>rtld to the various foreign Rovcrnmonu ot tho world which hare so generously and effectually coop­ erated In the qualrl-ccntcnnial exposition held In Chicago In commemoration of the discovery ot America by Christopher Columbus. 2. That a certified copy of the foregoing reso­ lution be prepared In suitable form by the sec­ retary of state of tho United States and for­ warded through tho customary diplomatic chan­ nels to tbe respective foreign governments which hare participated In said exposition. Over three quarters of a million of people attended the world’s fair on Chi­ cago day, October 9. It was the biggest crowd gathered in the history of the world since Xerxes crossed the Helles­ pont to subdue the Greeks. In nearer times there never has been counted a throng much more than half as large. The following figures tell the story of Chicago's wonderful achievement: BlRxesl day at Paris. 397,180 Blsjest day at Philadelphia.................... 217.5M BUjvst day at St Loots lao.UOJ Biggest day at Chicago781,042 A STRANGE CASE. How an Enemy was Foiled. ihT.-o purtH until t hey were sore, to overcome In I <£mn u.. dr.’ f'."t‘ *'!f 111,!' , ptButewdoa of them. In Midition. 1 n»« » Jiraaxo weakness In my back andaround mjr qffj‘ Once It fastens upon * -»*y. It continues Ita imdoloua proan .-.h until It reaches a vital point and /JnS Such wax my pnwpect. • 1 had been doctor! ux n year and a half iwadily. but with no par­ ticular benefit, when I saw an "ivortlacmcnt. «f Dr Mll.V Rwitoratlvo Nervine, procured a iwittle aud began using it. Marvelous as It -may secs*, but a few days had passed before «v^y Mt at that creepy feeling hod jsnd there has not been even the rilghteet do4lcaUoa ot 1U। return. I now feel as Mil.-,' IlMiora'Uro Nervine on non- In:heir La Bus. O. Isaoklbyall cj^ElkhSS MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Tho people who lent money on the world’s fair bonds have got all their money back. The stockholders are not in so favorable a position, but perhaps they never expected to receive back the full amount The ' subscribers to the- t.tock took the ground all along that they were contributing for public purposes to a public enterprise, and its success as the greatest of all world's expositions is at least some compensa­ tion. Germany appropriated $820,000 for exhibits, France $733,400, Japan $630,­ 705. brazil $000,000 and- Russia $400,000. The smallest appropriation by any for­ eign government waa $1,200 by the Danish West Indies. The great Allis engine in the Palace of Mechanic Arts is twice as large ns the then wonderful Corliss engine which attracted so much attention at the Centennial exposition. In Machinery hall a complete paper mill is in operation. Right across the aisle the paper is printed on a number of presses which print social editions of the daily newspapers. At the cloee-bf the fair most of the furniture Jn tho Michigan building will be taken to tho ooldiers' home at Grand Rapid*. DEATH tH A AIOBM. Daring U>« prv,.lrere ot lb. <»pM th. pul >cu<m It wm , uwicb,. that ibuH whodcperalru up»o Dr Now DUcovory. nut only bad . .o^,, J ’ ooiory. hul renped ail ot Bin lro.bl2oM •ntr effrei. ot th. malady. TIB. ■aom. to bat. a pvcMIar poor, i„ Ing rapid cure, not only In e««a ol 11 Grippe, hot In all Blu-.w, Tb * Cheat and Lung., mid bn. < uril| c ' Mihm, and Hay Fever ot long „.i,dlnr tr/ It and bb ronvlnert. It j, ’ point. Free trial lw.lll.ta at w. II <;„X year’s drug store. *Colum>xa, fl. C-, Oct. IX The West India cyclone etrnek the eoMt ot tbl. .tat. TrUoy. .w~j> lee Magnolia Beach away and killing many*p®raona MpL.CHuk.llmd rL.aut are ^d to be tbe only eurvirora Pawley. l.Uod .uttered tarriblv and many houses were wrecKeo. The people sought refuge in the trees. Fourteen persons were drowned at MrcncthaiMl Health. Magnolia Beach. you are not feeling strong «h1 bealthv Tbe tide rose above floors of dwellings tryIfElectric Bitters. If • l.’Sp^'g’ on North blond and all dwellers took left you weak and weary, use Eiw-trir. refuge in the lighthouse. Th. most Bitters. Tills remedy nets dlrv.il, <,n heartrendering reports come from Dr. liver, stomach and kidney*, gi-nily J. W. Flagg, who escaped and saved those organs to perform their tti«.ii11|w little Miss Weston, 10 years old. They It you nre afflicted v/Hh sick hi a,r„ i|p were dinging to the boughs of a you will find snmly ami peimimvi.t nUef cedar tree drifting to mainland. Ills by taking Klt-i irlc Bitters. On.* Um will father and mother were with them on convince you II at this Is the r m. ,!-. UlU at <v ' h the same tree. His mother became ex­ need. Large In»u^* only hausted and lost her hold upon the Goo<lyear'8 drug store. limb, and bis father let go to rescue her and both were drowned before his eyes. The best salve In the Tbe Grand H.pld. 4 Indian. nllro.d Searching parties were petroling the bruises, som>, ulcers, ks. nay eor -All net be robbed npon U next beach with the hope of finding bodies. mires, tetter, etatpped hands, ci.iiblniiH trip. Paymaster HolUran an’.ouneed Buffalo, Oct. 17.—The wind blew at corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive’ that be would take three earn men the rate of 60 miles an hour on Satur­ ly. cures plM» or no pay required. Iti8 with him. and the whole erowrwill be day. About 1:30 o'clock in the morn­ guaranteed to give perfect uthfa • p ,r armed with Wlnchealer. and rwolrera. ing the storm caught up a long line of money ref nndwi. Price 2ft cents |mt box Tho car al way. rarrlea a lanfe num ol empty coal cars standing on a siding of For sale by W. 11. Goodyear, the dni<gist. money, bnt'wlll hardly be wort, trilling the Nickel Plate road and lifted them Saginaw has sold $25,001 of water onto lhe main track, a few miles south with. of this city. The midnight passenger bonds for $88,087.50. train for Chicago crashed into the cars. Rlnglliigs’ circus tnav put up at Grand The debts of tho R. G. Pcera Fireman Lang was killed. Rapids for llie-wintri. and Lumber company at Gram Rapids Other fatalities occurred late in the awATcnwtriiAumour. ----------------------------------------------ore paid.. Thia statement will ense the The new township of [Inwsc his been ■ theirr afternoon when the mammoth sheds of orgntilzi-d In A Icons euuiily. rtoppe.1 the hortas ,od • cauratropho burioeu men ol> Wehig.n ta ntafl o«n the the Empire freight line at Louisiana was averted. Tho etory ia that Na- eye. in wonder. Three year. «oR. G Tbe brasqu*-. au.l fuv>y ImpniM- of and Carroll streets collapsed with a poleon left hU earrlaye and naked tho ' Petain tailed tor a cool H .yO.»«- >J loud’ crash. The fire and police depart­ days of false imvtr>»i<>n wemu iatr down iameothls rescuer, and offered him wa» considered » hopeless tai ye. hot ments wereicalled out, but before their all as worthless t*ecau.-.- our is unworthy. then and there a commission, which It Is said Peter, ia coinloit .nt a neh I As if there were no iimti-s hi sunhwuus! arrival the; aliasing men showed up. Or comet* among atare! Or -atam.-t- in was declined. man. . They had miraculous escapes and re­ peaceful rivers! Because onejemedy pre The emperor then asked him why ha j ' gut. 11<1Mra „r IImub ceived only .11 ght injuries. The wreck of fesses 1*» du wind It Dever was adapted to bad taken-the risk, to which Bcbnen j Tnriou. portions ot lie .tata the huge sheds lay in a heap, but the r> all remetllr* w*Ttble«s? B*-euu-e mau ta h„c „plica (there I. always M o, atty-slx observer tor the trusses, of the roof hod foiJ the most part are rtoctol ],.u h|ju Ip patient U1V# die, qrv Ull al! nuuj limn-. a-ghortha - shorthand man around on such oc- , weck cn(|,.,| October t show that ty- retained their places and had saved the • t,HgBo H rvqiiin * a fine rje isn<! a beer casions): ■ *i "Sire, Uie the loss oi ot umy phoid fever terer and broncDius bronchltia increaseu increased men beneath thr J lite. phoid the wrecx wreck uy by jeaTHig leaving room i brain to discrlmiDSte—io dratf the differ­ wou ]d have ...rmsm ...--» been tCCH nothing cot,n?porTr and rheumatism ... J _______ 1 I.h area oi enouffb for ' them decresMtd ’ to ‘ crawl *-through. ' rtillal •line. ' — with that of your majesty. Tbe" break 'r'*n ­" prevalence. Scarlet fever wo/ reported gajer debris, with his head! "They say- that Dr. Plew* Guideb ing of my neck would amount to noth­ at thirty-two places, meoslei nt four, I Bnia8hed down between his knees, wm j Discovery the “Discovery’’ and that Ils' ing. while your loss would have been , diphtheria at thirty-three uni typhoid johnnfo Fldnnery. A few feet away 1 an irreparable one to the country. ’ fever at fl fty-threc places. ! the crushed belies of ZItz Helnlich. Oi blillMlxl. feeble women who need rvftnraThis tieklwl Napoleon's vanity, and , tlve tonic ami bracing nervine. And here’s lhe proof— he gave the man the watch. It seems , that was before postmaster at Elten il thiBehnen tlm«."»nd hi. de.th bo djrak 0/diphtterin. T.-n n.« eul- j Fr''| |ph! j Try one *n both, if they duii't help you, tell tlie World's Dispensary Mvdicii 1„re G.,ri^ h>» weh! repo.id.Md there wire tally «“ b?.”''rk I W.I ZriL tick ------- •rt.... AsaoeiaUoQ, of Buffalo N. Y.. and gave the watch to Theodore <Soria his . huodred other. In the , £ “7^^^thrtX £v I yo’ur Dionvj' back. uncle, and it remained in that family until Mrs. Klnrenaar. mother of the found o l-olUb taraily with three ehU , Ule oUv und | „early ,n Dre .torn .nd One Greenville bank p.»y present owner, R. Klarenaar. who is a dren nick, one lit the point <f death,; other uuildiijgs in the city with light. . relative of .Goris, while visiting Ger- and na medical attendance Ind been Furst’s Io I tie amount of $4vi> an* hud th® dty for u time was plunged into1 many in 1872 got the watch. She has railed in. Several similar esses I—’ ! *d for the Clio rse«*r. lieKinnlmc next Wei! , partial darkness. looped it to the present exhibitors, been reported.K I Sparks from the Brush electric light ' uesday. That the watch was once owned by |t ____ ... | works set fire to the city jaiL ‘ ' Delbert Reynold*, on Owosw brskrnum Napoleon there is no doubt. One is not The quantity of suit inspected in The prisoners were hurriedly col- ! r<>:I under (he wheels ntul wa« cut'into. obliged to believe the oth£r part of the Michigan this year to October 1, a* lecled and mnreh«*l into lltt: yard. . story unless one wants to indulge one's ihown by lhe reports of the state in- Quite a number, however, were over­ romantic tendencies. । ' spector, is 2,717.580 barrels, being 415.- come by smoke and dragged onL The JOO barrels lew than was inspected dur- jail was completely destroyed Acor- j THE DIRECTOR GENERAL. Ing the corresponding period last year. d„n of policy was formed about them. ; A Brief Hlo<r*phy of the Hra<l ol. the The price is the lowest in the history of while doefora were Working on the j World’e'Culuniblan Exposition. the manufacture of salt in this state. 'j prisemera. ' " Seventy - «• Are *of•* them were Castoria. George Royal Davis, the director • taked to the city hospital, but none of general of the World's Columbian ex­ them ore believed to be fatally injured. ___ ‘.I-.. waslx»rn Im Xfnae 'kJ position, in IXilm.. i’almcr. Mass., in Upper peninsula bandits not only rob The southern part of the city is flood­ 1840. In ,U I860 graduated from Wil ‘*A lhe ”’ ~~ ”*** *‘­ express trains but prove the ad ace that Slate Gil inspector MrMiilxi liston seminary at East Hampton. there is no honor among thieves by rob­ ed. nnd water at the docks is even with While he was preparing for college bing each other. They also show how the surface of the city. In various sec­ during the past quart*-. the civil war broke out, and, instead of much meanness there is among thieves tions of the city houses were un­ disbursements. £f>;C6V.7 entering college, he enlisted as a pri­ by two great husky highwaymen at Nor­ roofed and trees blown down. The vate In the Eighteenth regiment, way holding up a blind boy who sells wind and rain swelled the water in lhe oBy ihe Hardest kimi <■( harbor so that the }»ew York trains fl rm.-n wned tbe bl^ Cobb Massachusetts infantry. By gradual candy and robbing him of 1175. The k on the Baltimore A Ohio were unanle ' nt ” 11 " *from destrucliun. * promotion he' rose to the rank of capto cross at Locttat 1‘olnt, at which place $3 U00. lain, and in that capacity served with Gilman A Barnes, of Detroit, through they are ferried serosa. From Annapthe Eighteenth army corps in the North Carolina campaign until Au­ their Wiildsor attorneys, hare mtulc an’ oils ahd other points reports are ranltiof damage by gust, 1863. Resigning his commission. assignment of their hotel ,Des-Chree-. plied - the storm. Shos-Ku affairs at Fightitig Island Uj The damage done by the storm was B. F. Berry, of Detroit Apart from the greatest in many years. Especially this water the mortgage*, which aggregate $300'- was “ •*" tho case along “ *the K“ — •— 000, there is an indebtedness of $1*2,000. front, where the tide rose to the level When »hc Imd Childrm. »!>n fcaw th-w CMtotta. of the wharves, overflowed into Short But Neway Itatna., r stores, the cellars of commis­ Bean* ore unusually plentiful in sion merchants and the places occu­ Montlfaorency county this season and pied by lhe oyster packers, and com­ Before adjourning thv universal!*' the hunters are already there after pletely destroyed stocks to the amount Bay City elected K Dl-k'im. of G of almost $1,000,000. As the dredging Judge Long, of Detroit will attempt season opened Monday the oyater boats Rapid*, and V . W. Stli kli* y <-f Upeer. to force the government to pay his pen- had been preparing for the season and I Lansing: Gov. Rich bavin* rad the don suspended September 23. many of them were btully damaged. j charges of Atty. Gru., Ellii*. decided The manager of the Ingham county The dmtruction of property all through ■ to order nn investigation <»f thv C’oiuuua savings bunk at Lansing which closed the city was large. ■ lynching. its doors four months ago are prepar­ The simmer resorts on Curtis bay >li-ridan T. Mnsb-r. <>f kdanivw. ing tA^esuine business. and the upper Patapaco were ruined. were Stonewall J. De France, arrested at The entire shore from Francis Cutair's . and Wiltn*d S. Gibbs, uf UEORGE ROYAL DAVIS. I admitted !•» the lur by the supreme court. Detroit is wanted at Minneapolis on a re.s<*rt to the Ariel and Neptune clubs* Two applicants were plnrk-4. Charge of swindling bunks of SSB.uOO. he . returned to Massachusetts, re­ boat houses is devastated. At Flood’s I Seth K. Shelter cruiting and organizing a battery of •The Richland Presbyterian church paviliot lhe damage will reach $8,000. is dead. light artillery. From this he was selebrated the completion of the flfti- □The wharves and boathouses of the transferred to the Third regiment, sth year of Rev. Milton Bradley's pas­ rowing clubs are a wreck. Charles Rhode Island volunteer cavalry, with torate. Mr. Bradley is 81 years old. Dunn's steam yacht Admiral, George the rank of major, commanded it until Fred Miller, farmer, near Grand Rap­ Kohl's s>am launch Alice, and a num­ A REMARKABLE CAbc. the close of tbe war in 1865. After the__ ids,______________ was beaten by masked robbers, but ber of fancy sailing yachts at these re­ Flmt Husband l‘ld war Cot Davis received an appoint- they failed to find hi* money, sorts were sunk or beaten to pieces ment in the civil department' ol the Barney William, who was arre.ted against the wharves. regular array, and wa. attached to tho |n Detroit a few day. ago hu been A Detroiter who was iu The packing houses at Clanton, on the department ot Mltaouri xlenliiied us oua ot tbe Mackinac eastern water front, ' were nearly was at one of the railroad depots one in 1871 he resigned Ma eo.nmh.lon Island pirates by Deputy Sheriff washed away. A scow loaded with afternoon and met a man whom he and took up hl. re.ldence In Chicago, JaqoetL William. U the man J so no It 230 cases of fruit belonging to Fait A. used to know in Albany fifteen years where ho ha. resided ever .Ince. In captured at the Urao ot the flghtwlth Winebrcjner went to the bottom. ago,xjsays the Detroit Free IkC'S1818 he was elected represoutati.e the robU-ru but who wu recaptured, Hemingway's cannery woa damaged to After handshaking and talking fora in congrcta from the S«ond IlliPeter John«>n. .minor at Ishpeming the extent of $6,000. The total loss in j few minutes the Albany man renoU district, and re-electad tor „„ UUled by remaining too near the canning district will reach $50,000. ! marked: "Come the two succeeding lens In 18M blast he had aet off Philadelphia, Oct 17.—The storm! “Come and be introduced to my wifehe was elected county treasurer j,,*,ia — v x That’s her over there." of Cookxiounty for a term of four years. por, ti.‘lron _ us airasted at was particularly severe in eastern "What! la that-that lady jour CoL DaVis has for a long time been £ Pennsylvania. In thia city scores of wife?" stammered the Detroiter. considered one of the ablest republican di.ok..«.d C° fiev' ^r' t5^mons» houses were unroofed and the walls "Why, certainly —come along." was discharged. of miay partly-constructed build­ managers in the west. “But—but—" blown down. The ~ The joint committee of schools at Bay ings Roman "Why, man, what alls you. Pod* church of the Naliv> City decided' to indefinitely postpone Catholic The Columbian exposition is not action ou the resolution to discontinue ’i »ty, which is being constructed you want to meet my wife'.’" “Yes, of course. That is. ple»*e ex­ only the greatest industrial, com- the study of German in the ward1 at Belgrade street and Alleghany I mcrcial and artistr: exhibit over made, achools. avenue, was damaged to the extent of cuse me; I’d rather not meet her- -not , but It is somethin ? more. Not only The total gate r**ccipta at the Branch $20,000. While the gale was at ita to-day." “Say!" said the other, a- he has it proven to b • t':_* Greatest world's county fair were «. t' •> leaving the so- height the stone wall on the east ride fair—-an exhibition ..hawing tho prog- dety $70i) in debt of the edifice was blown inward and back and looked tho Detroiter over for a minute, "my wife was a divorced ress and the highc. *. attainments in Archibald Currier, 'he 16-year-old son two huge of stone crashed the arts of civilization—but it lias been of J. L. Currier, ci '.Cpena, died on through the root and into the base­ woman when 1 married her." “Was—was she?" made the occasion an.i the scene for board the steamer City of Mackinac ment, smashing’ the pewa and pulpit “And I’ll bet one hundred dclmr” the assembling of a scries of rjmar’ia- when near 1’crt Huron. a ad reducing lo splinters a costly new yon were her first husband! • Yes. 1 m ble and notable gatherings of tho James Dorsey (colored) who was re­ organ. sure of it! Out with it. old boy!’’ trained and cultivated experimenters cently sent to the state house of cor­ and thinkers among the nations of the rection for horse-stealing died in th.t “WeH, I was." Philadelphia. Oct. 17. — Arrange­ "And naturally enough you felt • cat th. When the record of. the Colom- institution. J""’1 w bian fair is completed for publication The State Engineering society elected ments are now in progress for the an- bit en>b*rr»»«l it will show that the material and ar- the following officers nt Lansing' Pres­ nn d assembly of the Knights of Labor, Introduced. I Me bow It 1» »»d won t UV» KO outdoor* »ud t istic splendor of the exposition was ident, E. W. Muencher. Manistee- vice v- ti ;ah meets in Philadelphia on Novem- urge you. *4. It is expected that at least 100 smoke." equaled if not excelled by ita intebeo- president, George Pieraon, ’axoo- ’ i icrson. Kalnm Kalamazootual and moral grandeur. , secretary ates will be present, and General secretary and treasurer, Frank ITodcr Hodg’’ ■ .!->.er Workman Powderly will pre' man, Climax. There will be no election of offl1"ol*,nir ‘l>« enur.<xmFor driving the machinery in th. ■' thia year. The convention will be „„ MluUoraUlT of th. of u,, )_ Palace of Mechanic Arts and for US use .-ire mntlmr ra,„.Lu~_7 ” Vire CTantlntr mnnlMw.t __ " . >>.vn aaa constitutional convention, outoMc the building M.000 horee-pmrer <« • u will devote its time to the conoid* Is developed, ot which 17.000 Is electric .... the lnPrem« • r.iUoo of the management of the energy. - Two dytrnmo. !n »« h»,T^ ‘ chl«« J“U<» Hooker Hooker • ■.dte’a affairs and to such amend­ entity ot w,flight, eseh. *j ments to the constitution m may be oflered. OtataMta. Ita, e..g. S.r1' ’• ' Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Ckjifor Pitcher's Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria • • • W M �^1 DOUGLAS *is SHOE RoWr. THE BANNER WEEK. TRAGEDY IN MINNEAPOLIS. RAGGED RELICS. BIO LOBSTER POUND. 1 ----------- 1 Million of the Toothsome Shellfish Shipped from It Yearly. Laws? i lortkn riMt . table In effect July®. MN. There is a lobster farm—or pound, as Favorite Route between Grand RapjOe, Pelrxxl World's Fair. t”""ge„lntn»wor|dit is called—twelve acres in extent at 1 Southport. Me. The Boston Globe de­ 4500 *3 00 A Peculiar Practice That* Uaa Grown Oat scribes this pound, the most successful PAID ADMISSIONS OVER 2,100,000. of Idalatroua Belief*—Queer Thank ion the coast, whence one million lob­ ezoo Offerings for the Restor­ sters are shipped each year. The pound roiLUO #3.50 ation of Health. Alto is formed by building a solid dam I Elmdale 12.00 the Fair Since Opening Day—OiUelala OMfcsvtllfl ■ The custom of fastening rags, shreds I across •cro*M a * tidewater tidewater cove. cove. This * nm dam u»u* II.7S UkaOdraiB Roa the Show In Fall lUa*t and such worthless votive offerings to dr*B not ‘‘uiUi rlso 10 high WBtcr mBrk' roa ior» i Woodbury hoxhex which inx-w near hole welfa but “ ro“ th '- 1<,p 1'*"4 » 'n“ ° across the top is P placed a ffence of! [Huhtb-W »l.?5 Mulliken •«d spring, which were noted (or lron P'ndlUIW»'1*uy «•»»» iGnuid Le«'K* preventingthelob.torxfrom the lobsters from hcxllh^iring propertie,, though now !I water,”and "d nrereutinp tjuianu lletrvlt , escaping. In the spring and fall bust- . Chicago, OcL 10,—The week ending obwleto. once dourishetl la England ' ness is most brisk. When the fisher- ; Saturday, as was predicted, proved to and Scotland. Nexr to Ncwcaatlc. In men bring the lobsters to the pound be the banner week of the fair so far . fiJESS SHOE, mod* W«t Howard City the anburh ot Ilcnwcll. n well which I the "fish." os they arc called, are E.lm >re •JS,fryny$?.W.50,$4.COa as attendance is concerned. There Wont, tamoux tor such gift, Mill tilc "nui- as ,ney am ... . SLAiiton MX ...w -- - - . -and ~A ;| oxisto. Tho practice is not unknown I UVIO^U hoi“'«1 «» thl! <'“>'■ ■■■■ measured, .. . । (j CBitMn.madOnJkokBod have been weeks of much pleasanter (ot.U those which arc more than ten 1 in Ireland. Indeed, ur, Antlqnurr i tho “ “ hlch “ c mOT " thn ” and < I rand UxIro weather, when everything could DS** ‘MUtc.’-.-rite Io yoif footwear, it survives in all countries where Ito I ont h»1( <”«>>'• long, the legal limit, L. 0..s:aStee*. Nzm* oad be seen to better atlvantage be­ man Catholicism flourishes, which is ,rt' thrown in. It a lobster is clever feie^P’ . !.xAfxlt»heay«buy* cause there were two-thirds less - ' 5ts*e. SolJby not surprising when It i» borne iu , hi’ ll,c ln <hc P"u"d b<! lon|; “"d i people on the grounds, but all in LMStaff mind that tho liomlsh ehnreli had a ' f"U °* - " he stupid he will be . Grand Ledxe all the week just closed will be the hisMolltken special prayer tor blessing elolte tor ' fished ontwith a drug seineand packed torical one of the exposition season. |1 toric HuiiAvid the cure of diseases At Wlerre El ln • b»»rel. "ltb • pmee ot ice tor a WOMMMy I, The Tl.i average daily paid attendance was LrteOdeaaa troy, in France, where the .ester of St i P Ulow “ d “ nt to , The . T 1 "? . 300.000, and the attendance on SaturClarksvllln Godcleine's well iaesteemed efllotolons I 1,1 mad<’ ot Mout.twwe and is weighted KI utilale ‘ day was 207,732. and tho total for the tor ague, rheumatism, gout, and all ■ •» the bottom with a heavy chain I Alt" *■ -j fai:t Rciite* 1 week was 2,121,794. The significance McCord utteetkm, ot the limbs . heterogene Alo "l' th 5 to P " * " ’ 7 ™ rbl ‘ wh *' b , Kant Taris FATAL FIRE AT DETROIT. of these figures is best understood when ous collection ot crotches bandage., sustain the Wright ot the seine whUe , i.rand Bapida it is said they represent twice the paid One Maa Killed and a Loom of •soo.noo roll, ot rag, and other rejected .pj. , the chain drags on the bo tom ot the . attendance of May. In round numbers iKli. I-Eg Infllctril. junetaot nedioal trestmenti. to bo P‘n,nd A they also represent within 500,000 of the ‘ Detroit, Mich.. Oct 10.—Fire, which bring euough b up -r lobsters -- ----------------7 to fill i eleven i, ” Portland total attendance for June, and within started at 12:20 Saturtlay night, totally scon banging upon th® surrounding j barrels. The chain aa it sweeps along , Ar tooia Brothera the paint factory °* «oyuen “hruba These are intended as thank I °,arrei 750,000 of the paid attendance for July. destroyed i—**4^^. «>tir8 .. r> th. which ‘ Howard City of ,Bctor Boydell ru»w,u K ,uw y» 0ffcna«6 and testimonies of rcstora- the bottom up the tnhafjvrs. lobsters, whipb Ionia i - c.-i' j.’io/i ob [ Had the weather been as propitious P—•— ’ " "* ” “' ' *,on- .Other famous for cur- ', immediately shoot backward into the 1 ' . _ springs, _ ______________ suatoo ' Thursday. Friday and Saturday as Mon­ I. dmorr * • ■ .. slack twine. In taking them out the 1 Detroit paper box , factory. Deln hth , lmi L.Lundinlhe.-amed^ Deday and 'fveaday, the total attendance troit Fly men wear heavy mittens, though even ' • Every day. others week days only. 1 »****• Paper company, John a i*— »—J------------------ -v-a— ' would uudmtbtedly have been half a i.ero loo. .hade., "h''"„\"b"y,‘^'o(fan -*• —“-nip ------I»d.''u 1 r- tbe *1,,. 1. P. Henzein Elbow and Vartor ears on all trains tetwveo Tinguards and rags innumerable arc ex- pound. the . Jlobsters . . . .... fed on ------>. her-. I *■r!or < I million greater. Tho record of the ban- ware Manufacturing company, are salt ring, men rowing about in skiffs and | msdn inUnlon tuulon. Grand Rapids wKh tte Dlnnd oer week detail follows: monie hall, all on Champlain street. hibited. .u», the herrimr overboard This Ciiicaooa Michigan Railway fvsw LJIVULl . Th<< Week., Hooor Whateverth*may Beiccthe for pitchimr The total loss will exceed 9200,000, di0 pract . iu cause origin was t * ii i ..i ,• In., °'ertx~ra* „in , (- Chicago and the West and fuh MumlmBuilder chicaooday w«xk. vided a» follows: BoydellA Ite-.. loss u ^.|2loJably veneration for the is called feeding the chickens, and , uox. .Manistee.Thaveksr Vrrv. Ki.s Bar­ lt takes about six barrels to make a ' v>.w«<’’!rAUl5fo,x'. *** Tonic Sunday. October a .. JWU60 9110.000. insurance >50.000*. Harmonic or B dcin, u> render homage to llght luneheon far lhe flrwk. Th;“• Monday. October V .. There Of northern Mlrh nan. — hall, loss HW.oou, entirely i.sored; Tuesday October 10 . • • I Trains leave Grand Baplds Joi Lhkagv, hard I Lee Jb Co., loos 95,000. insured. Obernau some supernatural power. Whether arc said to be a number of old Wedneaday. October 11. .... A. M.. »;■» A. M. and I 36 P. ‘ men tore their clothes, broke their TburaJar. October is . ill MIC --------------------./hick for « i U< b p M. Arrive Cblrwe «•» >• “ r y shells in the Southport form wl ! L * — loat hi* life in-the dames. H- is said Friday. October IS. CMU of tbe B. M =« 4. M to be George Barline, »upposed to be,a weapons, or rendered their domestic years 1^.e.«l«Ttbe ------------- 1.2 2__ texcept Saturday , Via. St Joseph *nd B*ea»»commercial traveler in the employ of utensils useless, the object was the drag. Two of enormous size have be- 1 "leave for Maniatee 7 JO AM. and F. Total Thus fragments of ancient come quite tame and crawl about in the j Farrand, William* A Clark, wholesale samcThere a strange coincidence in the ----------is•_-------------------------------- droggi.taot thia city. The origin ol pottery, tho debria ot an African grere shallow water. The age of the lob­ pan-i'bX tact that there waa a difference ot but tbe fire U not known. It la anppoaedto or * Manlptlrt cairn, and the rag ster is a debated question. The small B Urave lor t barievoti. Prto-Xy and Bay TLJ ^ A. M . and tt:tSP. M. , seventeen in the total paid attendance have started between thr third nnd whlch fittttera upon a bush, as well a* marketable specituens arc generally 7:30 . WILLIAMS’ 1'arlor can on day trait.* and *Wy|>er-»,» registered! Tuesday and Wednesday. - ,ourlh fl(>oni of ^.y.ien's factory from th® candle whkb .before an supposed to be from four to six years t.lRbt train* betwcc" RayView. MEDICINE CO., and Dc<i®V TI.ruach CWL"T Jtevord nine. Opootag D.x. spontaneous combustion. A man who* i,nB«e of lh® VlrK«n- are all links to old, but some lobsters are believed to Chieairo tween Hastings and Bay View. via. C.. H. • *Schenectady, N.Y. the d.aH dead live to the green old age of twenty-five R’y.. D. L. * N. UK., aadC. * W. M. nV.__ The records by month* and weeks hnd been sleeping ou the fourth floor the chain which connects thu»d Drockville, (taL aak our agents tor turttw v*rticulsr» follow: for soms time paaL name unknown, is past with the living present. In the years. good times of old. men yielded to the Moirrn. missing and may have perished. impulse to make some offering, how hrrr. Competent ••— 1.060.0.7 trifling so ever, to the superior powers, | People the world -, over have used the I r|..r». 8t<-:i<qrraJC5.113 ndTrsehcTV. Kdu- June 7.7a).«3 Chicago, Oct- id.—Apples will be as a mark of respect, an act of petition, dark uarn lines ax»w and —spots t-—— on the ~ fface —*— of the ’ rnnd ll»iBus- . July 3.MS.4U3 all I • of* conjecturing -—■»—*— N. rui*l St-bool. w.v.w.0,, high-priced articles this winter, as the or an acknowledgment of benefits re- moon as a •basis . I.U43.4M Michigan, Missouri and Illinois crops ceivcd. Travelers far from home, sorts of fanciful pictures. To some . - i Week endteff October n . ejsi.TlM are fail urea A few-apples are coming with ,.... little about them that could be they appear as an aged man. bearing a ; ' TIME TABLE. iD-cffecl July 30. 1»3 ... 17.km.os in from Wisconsin, but the fruit is still spared, would bestow some portion of bundle of sticks or fagots on his book: , । Total nr. scarce and already commands from their clothing at sacred spots, as rep­ to others they represent the face of a J beautiful woman. The one hundred I y ank 1 astings The exposition is now free from debt 13.50 to f-’> a barret The supply as rvsentative of the complete garment, and one other moon myths cannot be i Station*. now is about—50 per cent, of Poor bat pious pilgrims, who might , and will have nearly three weeks" re- estimated ...----------------------------Mich. considered in this "note,” which is ' The have journeyed over Iplf a continent, I ceipts to apply toward the payment of what a normal' demand will be. xobthT” felt, too. too, iu the ad advance either as an act of penance, or in solely intended to explain Indian be- I the stockholders, who contributed near- result of this is felt. $75,000.00 the scarcity search of blessing might regard even lief. The red men. wb<« inhabit the ttatemszu. Li ly 910.000.000, not one cent of which did *in evaporated apples "nud “*• •** “ — lie.nov.w. whole western continent between tbe । of sun-dried fruit Chicago jucrcfiunIs a rag or thread as an acknowledgment they expect ever to have returned to — ‘ — ... will get their largest supply from New of the favor shown, or representative Rocky mountains and the Cascade Crvswy > Hilo....... , them. of thr offering York, Maine and Colorado. c,; Ir.g due tto _ tthe u ■ well or range, l-clleve that the spots on Luna's" te-lton. t tomb from whence they expected de­ fscc represent the form of a gigantic rLvredale । Shultz.... 1 The attendance at the fair on Sun­ Jaallca llruwn'a Peril. / ittbnltt— liverance So. partly from the neces- toad. ' day numbered 81,760 paid admissions. *1^*“*<» “/'the ,v case, ‘ partly from changes t । Hasting* ODD ENTERTAINMENTS. e, WAUHWOTOff, .w... l-,; t... ...OcL, i 16.—•During . । .-the Mtica। , For the first lime since the exposition storm hnday might Associate lustier aad r,.rHiaa„. trem 1Uan o‘n lo give little From .Turkish Bath Partlea to Games of Coats Gru opened last May ^11 the buildings, ex- Brown, ot th. .upremo court, I,si on ,h(. ,„^ disposition of ns all to give little Wood laud Quotations from Author*. W Kevuold*. Ca*b1er. । cept those belonging to the gnvern- artery, n hl. K-sd cut l,v . plutoglus. the torrniih. rsg-beshes with th. whole It Isr merry dance that Fashion leads ' incut and the separate states, and all window which was blown tn at h» re religious W be ot tribe of leaden images images, .-asa- us with her capricious fads and fancies. the concessions were running in full hn‘ , re'; C,n,L77 ”t’ re v... ’.-------- - *“ “"dies. — ■' - ----------; — J..prang Now it is iu the method of shaking . u death before medical assistance could into vogue. So - that* in religion, as .in hands, blast, not alone on the Midway, __ ouz and then it is the religious fol- ' r* j throughout the whole of Jackson park.2 b® obtained to tic thr artcrj*. He is re­ ordinary life," shams took the place of lowing after each other in the matter 1 •unwre. . Visitors found every opportunity for ported out of danger, but will b* con- the re»J. ________ ________ of amusements. We take, says the j Slations. Irtmmt In In Harry sight-seeing Sunday as readily aa they lined to the house for some days. I New York Sun, to amateur acting and r-'t on all time । did Saturday. Bands played, reataiiare devoted to slumming. We go in for 1 rants were open and the grounds were ’ Chicago. OcL HL—Delegates of the { skirt dancing or Salvation Army work ONE WAY TO STOP CRIME. ' illuminsle-l at nigbL just as the: mischievous ’-the-wisp mischievous wiU-o wiU-e'-the-wisp . Woman’s Christian Temperance union Man Funl*i>rd an F.(g-Stt>«Unc leads us. The latest•^rcak ‘ COLLEGE BUILDING^BURNED. —». i„is for Turk- I lUchlandJunc’t from all parts of the country and frou: n°w • Servant. MirticB, where one woman se. Mno*ey ish bath parties, whvr% one woman se. m T> o ".. i tud eoti(lltlo:>s | «•—<1.1. —---foreign lands will meet in the Art in­ I'nlveraltv Suffer* a Among the passengers on a train cures the baths and invites *s all all her her Delton Delton ” stitute this morning tn take part in th< running into Buffalo recently was a <>f •ioo.ooo. a irmer whooc*•«»*•«- to ~ come . ..... ............ .. friends andJeag. be delThe 1 VermiuX-. S. D„ Oct 10. —The main combined world's and national conven­ spruce-looking young farmer who ippeured tooc be­ gentlemen join the party when the 1 to be curls are all in order again, and the HASTING*. • building of the state university burned ttons of that body. The parent organ­ cupied a seat alone nnd lingapp^"".! really amusreallychuckle amus­ affair winds up with a supper, where i Coats Grove... Sunday morning, entailing a loss of ization. which has a membership of Ifio.- reilect'ing on something and then 000. is the largest society composed ex­ ing. lie would- now ar..! then chnckL? ! 9100.UUO or mure without insurance. " ' *' the ladies, with their glowing faces ••Htlaiwi .... clusively of women in the world. ,t fc»od auu ? -~2 to himself ns though gotthat the “« --bright eyes, wait The fire was discovered in the basement Utter of some one inhe ahad way and wonder j "'iuh'ii.r. j .about 7 o'clock and an alarm given, bat Hi* a fellow-passexp and when the things will will over ever ! • LanMiiR tickled him. Fin'ally fellotv-paasen* where ’ ‘ «» — I the fi*mes had already gained to^ much LonsviLlJf. Ky.. Oct 16.—Tbe Ken­ him that he looked ready to cat. There is something Buffalo unique in this bath party idea when . ‘ ' * tucky A Indiana Bridge property, ger remarked to hluL th.-the (headway to be overcome. City one gets accustomed to it and under- I Traverse The valuable books of the library bonded for 92.000,090 and owned en­ particularly happy, says CbarWula stands that one's hostess doesn't at all Peto-'key" t were saved. A student named I). Wal- tirely by Louisville parties, has passed Express. "Yes." he said, "1 had a little fun mean by her invitation that her guests B*r View i ..... i1uu<irt.:hMxtv-ninr I lace from Doint received injuries into the hands ot a receiver. Default or interest «u of interest --------— -.. -sterday over r«sturnay a serious uvc. matter. We remiss iu the matter of ablution, | in first nnd second mortgage - -------------------.«■>! -n x'fnriH-v'* f-r; by jumping from a window when the a to tie.'?''-?.' —” •’* have na girl bonds, amounting 940.000,‘ — made this girl working for us who la is aro -■—--------------------. , . 1 «•»*« Tb» ->« step necessary. Judge Judge Barr, of the chain-lightning-fit butbut is but that they will enjoy the bath sole- I Barr, of the chain-lightning fit ’housework, ----- ---- x,,f u r ihe niobcj* vcure.1 by ’ seemed nearly free from fire when , X ' federal court, appointed J<#hn McLeod light-fingered. We had missed a good ly for ita luxuriousncss. And if this trains at flux stulluus •* suon a* ttwy cws the house,_ but form of entertainment lacks the attri- 1 ---------it«tin ihintrs iignviiutfCAvx,. —from ----- -----an explosion came, caused -------------- ’I••• n-any little things from the house, but bute of godliness, it may claim that] ’“aB train* wlHstop st CrookM l ake Creeel tne escape heated air, which receiver. when they a»r fia|TK»-'l had no evidence that she had taken •iiortc ur-. aim! the the escape of Rkrcam niu»t tw «t Hw d-put al kasl S _■ which lies nearest it—cleanliness. Pounded to Drath by Illa Wife. an-1 mnvlded. nol'ce blew out the stone gable at the i-f-rr leaving lime «>f inMus. iso tba (hem. I observed, however, that for Another kind of a party also much in uies on lUlurdav the south end. Ernest Fisher was struck may have Ume to rbeck It property; ott»» vwt» New York, Oct. 16.—George Dunn, A. !>.. low, kt ICO upon the temple and shoulder by rocks on engineer at the Marlborough hotel, tciDf reason every time. she went to vogue with women just now is a "fad 4>av nut eoluiaard until urxi pain.__ tho home of her parents she carried a ulralt »eU st public ntlxrd tnUn« Mill be ruu « •«' party." wIt usually takes the fonp of a of tbe<cmpai.v, Sundav injuries re- bundle tho home ol* ner r-..,. ....... ------ party.' . who rr^ryr tbe rtabt «• ceivitlat themorning hands of from his wife Saturof clothing and brought it lll|,«|r back idder. at the north and severely but not fatally. hurt. died * pan-uu -J l.au.Mml,* It luncheon, where everything is rose col- the lime of such train- without noi.c*. l-r.i*e in the City jit Others were slightly injured. The day.nlghL He came home and found lunchc again with precis*- regularity. I. ored nnd tied up with bows. And armory of the university battalion was tier i imuxicuLvu. .. "Among the things missed most con- every woman is obliged to confess her emptied with no loss to the govern meat her I intoxicated. A quarrel followed and Mm Dunn attacked him with a .pi.moti.ly was almo.t thd entire pro­ pct fail, which, when it has made its »”•" inwith a duction ofxiggK, but we could not eon»*|il liUMl- In tbe building were seven pianos and . nnu Sim. - D —t-.-i.i_ _ir„H twenblushing bow in conscious modesty, is fracturing his skull in twend t. inl<-iv«t several organs, all of which wore hammer, “ wn.'"in which she cou’J carry ----------o - u.... b'an att4»r burned. Nothing was saved in the mu­ tvnlsee*. lvmvvu a 1---------eeWe----- . . ’ 1--------------them home without being detected in toasted and talked over. Then there cowmantefi them home wi-------Victln: nt Clitcago Day Cro*h.\ ■ .. • •---------- U is the literature narty, party, Il in which the im-« iM-lux dneriiwvl seum, where were many valuable speci­ the act. I was determined to ascer­ woman's club dome or the Chautauqua mens that cannot- be replaced. tain if she carried carried them them away in the C hicago . O c L 10. — Miss E. McGarry, ta j c away m mv ---------' somea school teacher, living al 023 West bun(1i0 unj »o, when she arranged to circle girl revels. It ...is played , , __ 2 _J, tn Harrison strecL died Saturday at the go hfimc tt fcw days ago, I insisted thing on the principle of progressive New York. OcL Ifi.—While the em­ Presbyterian hospital. Death was the go home a few ago, npon driving ovcrdays that wa y. I noticed euchre, only that the guests find atone •Irti w~t in lurry count’ ployes nt Fleetwood park were at break­ result of injuries received Chicago day. at upon driving thatnot way. onco lhat overwas ‘cnthusiostlc table four sets of partially-written fast at 9 ’.5 Sunday morning Jeanette, •She was crushed in the jam ot the ter- orer at once she was not thethat proposition, but cit was just quotations, which they are required to iklitoM of Mortgase. over the a handsome fi-yesr-old bay marc valued • >- 1_.nnrlt. ,i._ eam „ proposition, but it was fill out; at another names of books, at 910,000, stepped on a match which lhe same. whose authors are inquired for; at an"When all was ready I caught up ot ’ her pseudonyms to be assorted among some one had droppcdDrher stall. The Socond Body Midi.. Reeorared of KU Oct 10. Loan — The ine regulation bundle and at once <the rightful people. This game is very straw bedding caught fire and tbe poor I shpeiiixo, .Mkh.. -----,. rAlv Oct f onn ! A d the — TVconld feel eggs within. There must t animal was beyond help before tho exciting to the Philadelphia and Bos­ Muskatongc life saving crew found tlie have been two or three dozen in there. < suburbs girl, the prizes being imvlnx been made In the conditions alarm was given. In the stall next to body of Edward Carpenter, lost in the I handled it as though it was damage- ton < । iK'iriitaicc made by John Horn Jr. Jeanette was the 5-year-oId stallion books. Of course, some of the dauies :< Il<>rn u> Charles A. W|r»srman, Vision, said to be worth >5,000. Vision storm October 0, 8 miles west of New­ proof and she grew correspondingly ’who west to the Browning readings at u«r-. ctsu A. l» IBM. and recorded berry. This is the second body found . TVOUa Sherry'a'lhiB year in diamonds and vel­ • i. Hu- rrgi-t'-r of deeds, for tbe also perished. The loss on the stables out of a party of six on a fishing trip, nervous. "I put the bundle where one of my ; ll.trrv and KUieof Michigan, on the vets, and at the conclusion of the -------------------------- • .“I put feet could easily reach it and on the f .Isi ti.try A. I) SM.Inllbcrmofmort- is about 912,000. 533.01'which mortgage there Is way I would every few minutes crack course when a "request Browning pro­ Death of H<in. John Thomaa. । • I- due at thr date ef tbu notice tbe . nVgramme" was offered, called for "Rock T ' “ ' ’ “ Md -. Oct 11 — Hon. John Toren. Kan.. OcL 11 -Bert Myera an egg and remark that I thought I ' r hundred and seventy-nine dollars Me to Sleep, Mother," and "The Cur­ m ,nd bi, b„lh„ R aqaanyvateabtotaOc • ••: is. slid an anonirv's feeof flf'een I* Thomu. Jr one otthe mo.t promlheard peculiar noises now and then few Shall Not Ring To-night,” mightn’t ivlded fur In «h!«1 morUage. and no nent men In Msryl.nd .nd tor m.ny , , we„ pl.j.iog „|th their father-. and wondered what it could be. It In--at lx w liavlnk been Inatitu- ;eu< a limder In the national and .Ute „,ol„r at their home Sunday .Here see the hilarity In such a form of diver ­ llv«r andniBlMBttM •ner toe m<>nrya secured by said was a zero day, but when I turned to council, of the republican p.rty, died at Oooo when the weapon wm disc harged, see how the girl was enjoying it the sion, but the woman to whom the en­ »r any part thereof: • s h-refon-. by virtue uf til— power of sale tertainment appeals can't sleep nights hi, home In tbla city Sunday of abaeeaa ujiHng Rpr InstanUy. sweat was pouring down her face and • lu -aid mortKsitw. and rhestntnte la — milde and provided, notice Is hereby of the stomach. He had been ill but a ------------------------T. Milwaukee. she looked the very picture of despair. for thinking of iL Advanced •’ 100.000 "‘ “ oo-ooo to ' : *t on Saturday lhe 4th day of November, short time and hl* death waa unexre eggs II* Could Sympathise, ”, I cracked a few more eggs ana and rere- II 1 Milwaukee, OcL 10.—Capt F.„J >■ . at leu o’clock lutne forenoon. I shall >f r.. and of whom the Inabout the peculiar peculiar sound sound I *ir *uu Mrs. _Fitts, _ I’uMir auctiah, to thr burhi bidder, at Pabst, the millionaire brewer, has marked »Vuca we reached • ■ •her- *. home rI dianapolls dianapoUs Journal tells a story, must ’i int door of the court bouse In the helped the city financially by advancing again. - -----lissiliim. ithst iM-iiig the nlaee 9100.000, which amount about covers When of them phUosophers, though ” took good care when I helped her out be ' both *--•*- -• — nhiinannhera. ;>• i ircmt court f'»r Barry counlV Is boldTWO HIM, a...._ lo different ways. The other day they the taxes he will have to pay in Janu-’ Jto 00/ on-mi-e* .It-scrii-rd ln*ald mortgaKe, or Topeka, Kan., Oct 10.—A head-end ary hand her the the precious precious bundle. Itwere --------------------was in“ a nd condition out driving ian -' interval 1 .J next her ounaxc. n w aiacrent t;o-roof a* may be tiveeaaary to pay the wcae ZZ- after -----------------nurses Burned to Death. * •unfit « for «. transporhtwXi. ,cr ®out d-rtviDa«V'#7 P-and was in a cuuuUlwu nnfit for '^ncryir. smoni.i dun on anid inorigaffe, with >lx collision occurred on the Chicago, Rock Mrs. Fitts remarked: remarked: Cfacxno, Oct !• — Fire issSfa, _ " ™- FltU ;t tut-n-t. and all lejosl omu. toffetber Island A Pacific railroad at Paxico, 20 rn»d to DMtn. tation. but I placed It in her hands of silence M "I wonder just what a horse thinks • xt-orurv’s Ire ot fifteen dollar* miles west of Topeka, at 2 o'clock Sun­ I.—Fire destroyed W. with 1 ' tor tnrr-ln. ih-< premise* bring - driven - j-—-----------------•- this *»-«- way. ----------It »*must — ■' "I great think pleasure. she wiH never forget just. when wuuwv. he is in ! msdiouptll 1 <u said inertxage a- all thst piece day morning between a freight and >ciuu* at — No. how she felt os she endeavored to be very uncomfortable when he is of hnd lying situate la otWedoaoL. << Nusps inn's frame livery stable, passenger train. Two coloreti tramps 'otiKlup of Barrv. In the faulty Twenty-eight norsea were burned a. with hang on to the bundle and keep the driven there, UJIICU here MV»«. and — ------- - without any 3447 State ntreet at 3 o'clock m. riding on the mail car were instant* .i;:d state of Michigan, sad kaowu •» for ,oror °r where wh<!” you r°“ I. Twenty-eight th«. building. The total is about eggs where she had placed them. 1 idIdea — —hxt it« »•1» n,) horses were low burnec . * , ly killed. Three men were injured. 1 .... nlxdr«*t a* follow*: to Ewit: I•‘Ii-'i.nr.ii quarter (N *») of the south I J • . . shall «ot soon forget bow she looked. । areegoing." going.” ... i EwtbJa? taifaernhTlh'■ f99.cnMj0 ..— rr,,,, i,/*1 ■" K k) of section four (S 4) and "I thin! thintf1,-1 can appreciate his feel­ •e' -------- —------------I need not desc ribo how the eggs ' "I _ !’■ c s-m'li r;-,t quarter (8 E of tbe south_ea»t Dastructivq nm __ Mr. Fitts. “I imagine he Aixxmtowk Pa., OcL 10.—A de­ it-♦>•»* «*ld section four (4) all In Lafayette Dickerson was assassinated wemeci to enjoy the situation, but let j Ings. ings,’’'*. said said Mr. ,>ne <T i) north of range nine west (N H » AZ- just ' itezt aa I do when you take fire burned the telephone ex­ Tenn., while on duly aa tne curta|n drop in front of her dress feels about ' r'Htuiuiug righty acre* ot land more or structive WAILFUL SUU. DOSE. change the 9M0.000. Brenig <fcThe Bachman '" ‘“J'-------- atTenn., me out on a shot shopping trip." aLwatchman a lumber yard. There an«! wraps." me? building.and Losa, falling at Tullahoma, walla crushed in tha R. G. Dun A Co. i is no dew to at lun theaassassins. - . CHAKIJC* A. WIMMBMAX. Hulclde. Greatest in the History of the »«0 ' ,L BRONSON. CENTRAD । “ MraitKAPoua, Minn., Oct Ifi.—Short­ ly after 1 o'clock p. m. Saturday a man and a woman were observed talking ut the corner of Fourth street and Tbipd avenue. South. The woman struck the man, knocked hi* hat off and scat­ tered the packages he carried and with another woman started to run down Third avenue. The man fol­ lowed and pulling a revolver fired at the woman, missing h«$r. She took refuge in Johnson <t Hurd's mill and he shot again, the shot taking effect in her nock. The man then stood in the doorway and for some seconds, un­ hindered by any of the bystanders, fixed his revolver and then shot him­ self in the mouth, dying almost instautly. The name of the man is V. F. Ty­ ler and the woman is his wife. The woman although seriously, wounded, arose and made her way to Dr. Rock­ font’s ofiicc where she got medical at­ tendance. The couple were married at Oshkosh, Wis., ten years ago. The man is about 50 years old and hi* wife 30. Strange Custom of Invalid Vis­ itors to France's Holy Wells. Nerve Chitig:, Kalaaaioo Si Sigir.f B I ,1 f=£ A 4 1 CURE 5 si m SICK h 'ffiSSB i ACHE Mortgage®. . . -uiaovo. Aituruey ter Mortgagee. and W. F. Sliter's buildings. �Hastings Banner, Thursday, 0«L >9. 1893- J JSAMHAU. L COOt.MWr. kick., rosromcx, august 14. 1879. rna HAs-nsds. editorial notes. MCMILLAN TC^ RSSISN. The following interesting bit of news is taken from the Washington corresjpadeqce o? the Detroit Evening News: It is not alone the democratic state Central committee chairmanship which is g Mbfat for speculation on the part of Michigan polltlcans. Who Mr. McMil­ lan’s successor at the bead of the republi­ can p^rty organization will be is found to be a question possessing kithost as much interest as-tte one whether D. J. Campau wUi.be succeeded by D." J. Campau or * somebody else as chairman of tbe demo­ cratic organization. A general Impression .seems to be that Mr. McMillan will be il> ’ idlred to resign the chairmanship next year, through the feeling that It would be improper for-him to hold the positton while a candidate for re-election to tbe senate. The sucoasa,,wUh_which Stanley W. Trinfcr managed his own canvass for nomination and etecUen a» auditor general has caused him to be-suggested for the committee chairmanship. Haas 'YfFIT as Mu McMillan, will probably be to ,«andid|ie for re-olection next year, but tbe cMtom of giving state officers a second toAu may be too firmly established to oc|oasicm objectiomta hip taking the manI0ement of the campaign, particularly the chairman w1l1*TJrobably not be ’ timed until the convention at which the . geminations are settled? . * Alt I* not alone In Washington .that the *f<r this highly tapuatant and responsible eUon. A great magy prominent Mleh- republieans, including a number ot ' >he members ot the state central commit­ tee, have suggested Mr. Turner's name In lhe event of Mr. Millan's resignation. Probably no man In Michigan has a wider acquaintance with polltlcans and public men and bls selection would meet with > ths hearty approval of tbe party workers. ^Lansing State Republican. 4 ' One of tbe Dooms*! Industries. . J Among the American Industries marked . tor destruction by tbe tariff-smashers is t|je tinplate manufacturing industry, . which has already betJn built up to respec­ table proportions as a direct result of the McKinley law. Tbe carefully prepared ports of Special Agent Ayer submitted Ttom time to time to the secretary of lhe (treasury, have shown, a rapid and promis­ ing growth of the new industry, indicating •beyond all reasonable doubt 4hat If the l*cKinley tariff were left undisturbed In Ills operation, all the tinplate used In 'he REDUCED RATES AT this country, something Ln that line bas Em per rtoz., 18 to actually been accomplished since the Mc­ Hides per lb.. 2K. Kinley act went Into operation. Our freeLard per lb., 10. Potatoes per ba, C trade friends will have to kill this "Bye per ba, 4t. Tallow perlb..3K. industry soon, as it will attain such pro­ portions as to overthrow some of their Wheat, white per ba. 55. fine theories. Clover Heed per ba, 5.00. Timothy Seed per bu.. 2.00. Barley per ba 90 to LIO Republicans have always contended that Pork drerned. 7 to. wages must come down under-free trade conditions and the standard of living le necessarily reduced. Tbe experience of the past few months certainly ought to convince the most skeptical that this is true. When the democratic party came into power everything was very prosper­ ous, but tbe free trade threats contained in the democratic platform soon got In their ,deadly work. Manufactures stopped, and labor was thrown out of employment, or the daily wages were reduced. This is but history repeating Itself. Last fsll lhe wage earners were made to believe that they were being highly taxed to support bloated manufacturers. Tbt y were promised an era of prosperity under free trade tbat would eclipse tbe grea^ A cream of tarter baking powder. prosperity enjoyed under protection. Un­ der these promises tbe democratic party Highest of all in leavening strength came into power. Instead of fulfilling —Latest United States Govern­ their promises, tbe opposite. ijM proven ment Food Report. true. Non employment or reduction in Royal Baking Powder Co., Bakin. Pure- wages must result Jn a lower standard of giving. In this connection we print Mr. Edward Atkinson’s bill of fare for laboring men. It is for a day's supply of food for a workingman, bis wife and three children: —“Three pounds of flour, one pound of oat or corn meal, one-half pound of beef, one-half pound of salt pork, one-half pound of beef suet or olemargarine. four ounces of sugar, one and one-quarter pounds of potatoes, otie pound of beets, onions or turnips, three pounds of shin beef and one-half pound of bacon.” There is no tea, no coffee, no milk, no cheese, no eggs, fruit, poultry, oysters, fish, no comforts nor no luxuries, but shin beef and olemargarinc have a conspicuous place. Mr. Atkinson asserts that upon this basis of dally supply a workingman .can sustain a family of five persons upon from 8146 to 8200 per year, or from forty to fifty-five cents per day. He insists tbat a German soldier In acllvt servlet can live upon one-fourth part of the day’s rations given above. He would evidently reduce the American artisan to ’the level ot a private in the German army. Hundreds ot thousands of vigorous young Germans have fled from their country to escape from belng'compeiled lo exist upon army rations, and are now prosperous and happy citizens ot this tariff. tax bidden country, and could not be induced to return to their native land upon any terms. Ara those whose toil and have created tbe abundance of which we boast to be com­ pelled to accept the cheapest food possible which will sustain lite, as their reward for bringing Into power the party tbat advo­ cates tariff reform? Mr. Atkinson dare not assert that lhe articles In his bill Of fare will be cheaper under tariff reform thaivtney were before. He realizes evi­ dently tbat the price of labor must be re­ duced and therefore that living must be made cheaper. ^United States. would be manufactured Un this country within the next few years. | ifr." Ayer’s latest report was Submitted to J' Secretary Carlisle a few days ago. It > • covers lhe production of tin and terne I plates In tbe United States during the - One thing the people ot Michigan have j |hroe mouths ended June 30, 1803. He to thank the Inst legislature for Is the re­ j says tbat the aggregate output for the storing of the test of coal oil to where It , quarter was 41,866,642 pounds, of which was before squaw bucks became so popu­ > slightly more than 49 per cent, was from lar. The last legislature .raised tbe niinlt • ■' American black plates. The tin and terne mum test from 00 to 120 degrees—Just j {plates manufactured during the fiscal year where It was beforelbe squaw bucks tye’ Wl aggregated 18,646.719, ot which 9,­ gan their defective system of legislation. 290,553 were from American plate and 4,­ Since the test has been raised not an ex* 350. IM from foreign black plate. Those plosion has occurred. manufactured during the fiscal year 1893 aggregated 99,819.302 of which 43,599,­ DROWNED HIMSELF. 734 were from American plate and 59,919,­ 47? from foreign plate. There were 5,620,867 pounds of American sheet For several weeks past friends of Joej iron and steel made Into articles and Clements, ot this city, clerk In By Dickin­ wares tin ar terne plated during the fiscal son's saloon, have noticed that at times lie* year 1899, and 8,802.681 pounds made was temporarily deringed. About three, during 1893; making tbe aggregate manu­ weeks ago be had a very bad spell and at' that time attempted to take morphine' facture of Un and terne plates in the enough to end his life but was prevented United States during the year 1892, 10,- from so doing. One day the fore part of 267^586qx>unds, and during 1893, 103.621,- last week he was taken with another bad B85 pounds. TIM total number of Ameri­ spell and it la said that there was some talk of taking him to Kalamazoo, ills can plates was as follows: In’ 1892, 14,­ wife however took him to her parents. Mr. 917,420 pounds; and 1808, 52,402.405 and Mrs. Davidljalrdr-who Hvu at Bowcna pounds. Tbe total production ot black Mills, their residence being ^bout 40 rods I « plates during the fiscal year 1893 was 63,­ from. Barlow lake. ' Saturday morning Clements came down 681,541 pounds. '■ The output of Un and stairs’and stood by the stove with bis coat tome plates proper of the lighter class and vest off. It was noticed that ho was during the fiscal year of 1893 vias 93,850­ not right He went out of tbe back dftor 487 pounds, showing an excess over and and Mrs. Baird having observed Clemente condition, told her husband to see what be above what may be termed the one-third was doing. Mr. Baird stepped to the requirement of 14,542,546 pounds. This, back door and saw the unfortunate man Mte report says, is exclusive of the manu­ running for the take as fast aa be oould. facture of Amerlefl sheet iron and steel Mr. Baird and Burdette Briggs tried to stop hits but they could not do so. When they reached the bank of' the lake Clem­ tcrneplated. The product frem American ents waa in the Jake several rods from .1 ..piglM during 1693 of the And nubjeetg shore in four or five feet of water. Sud­ to coapariaoa with the net Importarions, denly he thrust his bead under and that was the last seen ot him alive, though It is said that he came to tbe surface once. 1 ^nabto meeting the ooe-thlrd requirement,’ The lake was ao rough and riiey Satur­ day that it was Impossible to find the body. • '. comparisuu being made with tbe net Im­ It was found Sunday afternoon about five ' • yorth In lhe fiscal year 1892. o’clock Id about nine feet of water. . ‘ Mr. Ayer abo presents figures showing The deceased was about 84 years of h , ‘^»e Imports and exports‘of^Hates from tbu age and leaves a wife tp mourn his loss. : i,*.junlied States and ••Thia win Indi- Tbe funeral occurred at Beweus Mills • >cute that lhe enUre'. cusaynpUon, of the Tuesday forenoon at 10 o’clock, several from here attending tbe services. United States during tbe fiscal year 1898, waa 720.000,000 pounds, of which more than 15 per eent. waa of American manu­ MiddlCTllle. 81S0.~ . ' facture. It was shown in my report dated n. r. Wraver to Jcjhn Ball, loti 36 Nashville, April MUMM, that during the three fiscal years endfcd Anne 30. 1890, these were lm8100. portedant eateredfor eonsnotptlou ia the Cramer to John and Paul Cramer, parUnited States of Ud and tone plates ai d From tbe foregoing It In apparent that. Ladles’ Watches, Gents’ Watches, Boos’ Watches. \ Griffin 470 * tec Wall St., N. Y. We Have Jast Received A large consignment of J6FS6U THE KENT grand rapids. OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. RATES 31.35 per day. Rooms 5o cento, Meals »5 cents, Steam Heat. BEACH A BOOTH. JOS. ROGERS & CO. Freemineniiu Popular PoriuniBs FOR SALE BY W. H. GOODY E.HR MODERN DRUGGIST. Atkinson’s White Rose; Lantier Fils May Bells; Dunn’s Teko Boqilet; Eastman’s Queen Mab; Hess Perfume Co., Rochester; Boquet; Jockey Club; Swiss Lilac; Rose Geranium; Musk; Ocean Spray: Lilly of the Valley; Heliotrope; Frungipanni; Stephanotis Crab Ap­ ple Blossoms; Patchouly Peau Des Paiyr; Violet, > New York Tribune, Second Visit! Lowest prices. Violins, Guitars and Banjos, stock oi the -best strings obtainable. . F. R. PflNGOflST, The Reliable Jeweler. Examination of Eyes Free at John Bessraers Jewelry Store, * AMa IE BUEVERY FrolPAIRJ. GUARANTEED. ti PhllllDS, ,O< .\ HONEST DEALING. PERFECT PITTING. MCT5 ARE STUBBORN THINGS - OCTOBER 26, 27, and 28, WXA'AX Remember the dates, October 26, 27, and 28th 1893. Hastings, Mich And people don’t like stubborn things. But a plain state­ ment of facta no one objects to. Well it is a plain state­ ment of facts when we say that we are stocked with a SNAP A KODAK On any man that has pur­ chased Furniture, Carpets, Rugs or Draperies of us, and you’ll get a picture that is wreathed in smiles. The quality of our goods, the style and finish, are enpugh lo please anyone. But it’s Low Prices that ery and Glassware ditto. Come in and see our new goods. We pay the highest price for produce. We sell goods at bottom prices and the quality is A No. 1. ■ If you are looking for some­ thing new call on. Bns & VanAnnim I MAKES THEM SMILE. Hiram Rogers, THE LOAD SHIFTED Dull limes have vanished Our fall trade has opened with a rush, never have we been so well prepared to please our customers. Every Department Jam Full Huge piles of Goods greet the eye on all sides. Article we handle we Every Sell For Less Money Than can be obtained elsewhere no matter whether it is GAZING AT THE NEW MOON Is a beautiful and impressiv sight; but. ' DRINKING^' ' NEW MOON TEA ! Is one of the most delicious pleas­ ures accorded to those who enjoy a fine cup of tea. I hafe just receiveji a large invoice of the new crop of New Moon Tea and it fully equals the best recommends ever given it, "'Why dont you try it? Whenever you want groceries or canned goods call on me. S. E. PHILLIPS. With JOHN BESSMER, Jeweler, store full of goods that are in every way desirable. In That we have got to sell at groceries we aim to have the the low price of • newest and best and in Crock­ m ibs. mi zsw, and Latest styles. {Potatoes, Call in and see how cheap we can sell you a lamp. See those $1.50 lamps. Our stock of Groceries and Crockery ip complete. Try our 35c. Tea. We want your Butter and Eggs. HASTINGS BANNER __ Men’s Underwear, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Everything goes. We have a full stock of Buttericks Patterns Ladies should avail themselves of this opportunity. E. Y. HOGLE We make prices that/win trade. �“It borw, coaid Uli I kno. ot oo, or PERSONAl^MENTION. two that would give their owner, a piece ot thetr mind." nld a lo,er ot boria . '/t’bln Smith la lu Chicago. tew dan ago. --I aaw , hone .und on the atreet for over five hours, tod bls head N. J. Bmaoti waa )n PooUm , - wm checked ao high that he could almoat look over the top of It ana see tbe wagon wij.' B°<"* ",on,e<lChicago laat he wm bitched to. It If a abame to abuse them ih sjjch a manner.” ' FHd.V.B,k"' ” U“’r' *“ d11 Hastings Ban^ter.; - ThwiJav- <>«■ '9. »«9> —• w , cxk. u>..rMiu«- ARE YOU The cement walks which have been the glory of Coldwater’s streets, are now Roodi^1"”'”'b“IU"’“ 111 charged with engendering and fostering rheumatism. The sore Joints and the .limp's,»“l« lhe tender muscles of the pedestrian are jar­ city r naay. red Into acute sensibility by the shock of With the desire t0 eave aL the unyielding stone. Children and youth d.“(or“',LBr00‘'"'1 seem to be attacked by this disease. Won’t iittl, - liiK'tliing on every Home of the physicians of the city give ah opinion on this polnt?-*-Coldwater Re­ If bo- buy’ publican. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker started tor ■ Here Is something for the ladles to try Chicago Monday. Prns.-' Patent Medicines; their skill on: Takes leaf of a tree or Frank Nichols, of Lansing. Is calling en place It in a small piece ot white old friends in the city. f);,-Skill's: Wall Paper;.• shrub, linen soaked In spirits of nitre, and Insert between tbe leaves of a heavy book with a M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, was In \Vii“k>'v Shades; Paints’ sheet of paper tp receive the Impression the city yesterday. Lay the book aside for a few days, then and Mrs. IL A. Carnahan were In aI1,i'oils: S hool Books,' examine. The leaf will be found devoid theHey. city last week. ot color, which will have been transferred B.'JktxX*'’" W'M Gr*"11 and Second Hand, Heath, the! of Er Druggist; . . In the old wooden1 \ to tbe paper In all the original beauty of Chas. Replogle was in Chicago last week tint and outline of the leaf. So it Is said attending the fair. by one who has tried IL D. 8. Goodyear was In Grand Rapids Tbe tail end ot a cyclone that started Saturday on business. from way down among the West- Indies Mrs. A. D. Nlskera and sons left last Islands apparently ran into some mhilaevening for Montana. ture water spouts over on the lake shore Saturday, and the result was a combinaChas. Wardell, of Chicago, is In the buihiiui-’ One door Easte tion of wind and rain tbat wasn’t at all city visiting his parents. <• pleaaant During the high wind tbe fire Harry Cushman, of Albion, visited Miss whistle blew and called out the depart­ Effa Simpson over Sunday. of City Bankment Th> cause of It waa that the wind Will Hams and family returned from sounded tbe electric alarm at the engine house tbat comes from tbe furniture fac­ the world’s fair Monday eve. tory. The boys went down to the factory Miss Glenna Sehantz entertained a । but there wm no.fire. friend from Albion over Sunday. THE DRUGGIST. Well posted fanners who have given tbe Mrs. WesseliuB, of Grand Rapids, spent matter attention are of the opinion that Friday with Mrs. P. T. Colgrove. the six or seven consecutive years ot com­ Miss Lida Felgbner, of Nashville, spe?t parative failure of the com crop In this country Is due to the drainage of lakes Sunday with MU^LIllIe Wardell. and marshes which iu former years acted Mrs. B. S. Holly, of Woodland. _ ____ spent as equalizers of moisture. It will not be Friday with her sister. Mrs. R. K. Grant, - CIKCULrtTION • many years at the present rate before the This week. 80 quirey. same localities that are now being drained Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warner, of Prairie­ of all surplus water will be the scene of ville, visited friends in the city last week. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. F. Dodds, of Delton, Hvfeftfvr. changes for advertisements artificial lakes and ponds. Such repeated must ret- HilTuesdays al latest to failures In com crops were never before apeat Sunday with ‘her parents In this injure !t...- u.t in tlie Issue of tbe week heard of In this locality as for the past six city. or seven years. Mrs. Jas. Clark returned to Ithlca Mon­ Wooley A Bronson have given their day after a six weeks visit with friends In local on inside local page. store a red dress and it will be known the city. rr - s for cloaks and shawls of now as "The Lltile Red Front Shoe John Fulton, of Indiana, and Robert Store." Although tbe store which they Marshall, ot Prairieville, are visiting at ■Occupy is but about 13 feet wide by 80 D. R. Cook’s. lips has the very latest stylea rfeel long, they transact an amount of Mr. Bacon, of Kansas City, formerly business within Its walls that wonld be a Striving to always a resident of this my, Uu'calling on uld A pnr- i.ar. B In the dty numbering surprise tn some. have what the people ask for together time friends here this week. Ibr rettS ’ -< •with a quarter of a century's experience \zdudge and Mrs. Clement Smith attended sale or rent. Apply which Mr. Woolley gives the business, the 50th anniversary of the marriage of keeping good goods at fair prices, has his parents in Castleton last week. w Dr. B ’<• <ee aii elegant line of given them the prestige of tbe Boot A Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Reeves, of East Shoe business of the city. >pary Phillips. Orange. N. Y.. are visiting at 8.'W. Lane’s Mrs. Ellen Cheney and daughter, of on their way home train the world's fair. , •• left fur Chicago over Carlton, were arreeted for assault and wAbe Davenport returned from a visit r iy morning. battery Tuesday upon complaint of Miss with relatives in Saline Saturday. Mr. .u i.-t- and shawls at pric "­a Myrtle MJ rue Stairs : of the same locality. Mrs. nnd Mrs. Warner, of that place, retnnied in'.' at Spauldings,’. jr h a woman weighing probably iu f Cheney with him fora short visit. >4. the neighborhood nrlg of 395 pounds. Miss i-.vier underwear not. SHOES THAT ARE SOLID FRED L. HEATH, Stairs claims that Mrs. Cheney threw her down in the read In front of the Cheney n-sldenre upon, her ___ and sat down . r while the Mbs rh,.,.,*? Cheney AimAk struck h..r her. -Mr* Mis <* Cheney claims that sh& did’nt “sit down on” tbe complainant as hard as claimed and plead not guilty before JustliJe Kcnaston yes­ terday. The trial will occcr the 97th. - r.'- at I.. E. Stauffer’s. , • :feed a ripe strawberry <■ fore part of lhe week. -::n;if.t’* line of fancy lamps "u :n'rd for the winter even- For boys are made especially strong. But because they are made so it is no sign tbat they are clumsy. THEY ARE NOT. They look neat, but they are made to stand HARD KNOCKS and they will wear well. A boy will feel dressed up in them. Just now we can give you: some especially good bargains in Boys’ Footwear. Re­ member always that we keep a full line of everything! from the cheapest to the best, and nothing but goods tljat are made by the most reliable manufacturersfin the country. It sill pay you to give us a trial. $1,500. $1,500 WE HA VE JUST PURCHASED 'Wi' •; S'. 31.500 WORTH Mr. M. W. Smith and wife. Mr. 0. A. Whltrlght and wife. Mr. A A. Wlllinont and wife, Mr. J. Quaifr and wife and Mrs. Bradly. of Grand Rapids, spent Saturday and Sunday at tire lake* That we will close out at the regular Mr. and Mrs. Will Hay left for Plain­ well this week which will bo their future home, Mr. Hay having secured a position there. They take the best wishes of a host of friends with them. of the gr»ods. One day last week a young man called at one of tbe Jevrelry stores in this city and’ family have moved I and asked to look ni at some rings. I L. H. Tyler, of Pomona. Cal., is renew­ mio a»Kvu io iuu» rin«s. The * Into n-idencc on Jefferson ‘ clerk r't>rlr took trvtb out nut the th.' tray trjiv and tnd the intending ing old acquaintances in the city. Mr. purchaser scrutinized them all closely, Tyler was formerly a resident of Hastings, ; -nrtnient ot stamped 1 handling the rings for quite a while, but but moved to California nine years ago. .g ma’.erials of all kinds | finally concluding not to buy. The pro­ and gives glowing accounts of lhe oppor­ linen- afid - s. o . j prietor of tborestabllshmcnt with a "b’ye tunities offered there. like a h’eagle" had watched thi proceed­ Mrs. Lydia Crookston, of Bowens Mills, .L'v< -ru> k- Ed. Powers No. 35 cigar. ings from behind a newspaper. He fol­ .I!’* - 1 -tme: always the best 5 cent lowed the fellow out on thfr street and In­ started for the world's fair Tuesday, she being the lucky one In tbecoln-guesslng elgar in the I'ui'.ed States. formed blm tbat he would like pay for contest of Fred L. Heath's lhe druggist’s, bt/pt'.- ; '>r and opium habits bv "that ring” he had In Ins pocket. Tbe at the county fair winning thr round trip In?mi.’' hioride of gold tablets at fellow paid and It is said that be paid a ticket offered by him as a prize. . pretty good price too. and certainly Fred 1,. the druggist’s. ought to congratulate himself on getting Van Valkenburg, of Hastings, pass­ Tl - :<! > • of getting up a road race out of It even as well as be did. ed Sunday and Monday with his parents. frvui • • ;;ud to Hastings, open to biMr. and Mrs. D. Van Valkenburg and ryel.-s in Barry and Eaton counties. In rallrord circles great Interest Is felt was cordially greeted by his friends. . Oar-dor k of 'lannels was never more over the proposed race between England’s M. V. Barker, the real"estate man.ot Has­ fastest railroad locomotive. “ The Queen tings Is In the city for a 'lay or two on complete. Einprera.” and America’s fastest Flyer business.—Battle Creejc Journal. I, .E. Stauffer. "No 999," The race will lake place next Scuta! ' -ndtets of Barry Lodge K. I’.k monlh over the New York Central between w<nl ti Mi IJlevlllc la.-t evening and wit- Buffalo and Albany, tbe distance being nt-sseil * .'nr gvud work before tbe lodge 297 miles. The engines represent the Place to let or man with family wanted. there Ideas of two different schools of mechan­ Enquire of J. F. Mead. Green slreeL Ari.-. Hi-iring to have the addresses ic*. and the makers of each are confident of the V--.-. York or Detroit Tribunes of the abilities of their engines. Tbe race ci.’a; : l juid write directly to those will be for 85,000 a side, the whole amount to go for charitable purposes papers. FirtKn h'»'i I’1’’'1 wblchevi r wins the content. The English * W' ■ ■ t -.Ml givltu’away clothing but engine has a record of 80 miles an hour, .It., In Mkhlk»n. AU l,r“i:ov —. • hr.If price. Big discounts un while No 999 has made a mile in 32 sec­ л, rl rmm <l»ln. lh«t dur'-d ,p«dA ” «« 1 1 L onds. or at the rate of 112 miles per hour. ,11 priert. Irani np««nl»- Brand Spaclding’s. “"'Ir, I"™! A’ ahnwlne the opinion of English м. rt. driver., ralu •••■'lie fresh ivory points of cow auiuuiiUcA of Hie market prospect* of the AU ».und ...d rl»Ui. Will lr,d" f»r nranerty or «rll »n lime lo rell,Me I'*'" ' *:th which I will vaccinate at pre-ent.crop of wheat the following from ■ j[0 ets. for each person. lhe Liverpool Corn Trade News Is given. Am obliirrd lo srll l" ">•*' G. W. 1AJWRV. "How soon the tide of American supplies ImUnreot mJ urac* «»•* ”1" “l'1" 10 I'M: : 1' Mr-. John Goodyear entertaiuentertain­ will commence to ebb it Is bard to say. nrie.ol^ond.ry.m;-.^^^^ 'd i-edru Thursday night In honor of The visible supply Is »t>U ‘ot amvl« Pro­ Broward. Mich. Mr. am! Mrs. Baylor. ’prizes —*------------. .. ” First were portions If no longer absolutely unwieldly, Won by Mr-.;*. •l>. 8. 2Goodyear and Ira Van and as tbe npfit’K "Wat rroTrlws now to Olame Thy««-tr Valkeii’ljurgh. ' be moved, there does not seem nny Immed­ iate prospect of a falling off in the -Ameri­ Beil Merchant has purchased the Inter- 1 can supplies; hut at such currencies as ♦st .• Mr. Gordan in the livery stable of ’now OHUIR lira whole visible ,onpll. with John Bessiner. Gordin ,x Wylie at Otsego and has gone 1 thrre to jivp. Mr. Gordan comes here to would be treated o » abouk* ll ever become petent lh»t l»la ». ’"?r JSSi, reKSS .71%“™!*? run Ford's Hotel. season’s American crop Is really not over October opening Tuesday and Wednes- .400 000.000 bu." Corn in this instance day o. t. 24 nnd 25th., will be given a fine <doe, trot refer lo Indian core, but to Notice. display <jf millinery In all the latest novel- wheat Aa we alaled a week a«o. be Ue*. Every Lady invited at Mrs. moment II la poaltlvelr known Ibal the American wheat crop oolr «»oonU W Spences. 400.000.000 bo . lorelan boyera will be Jerry Boynton says that he has an agent ready to take any amount they can get ai ‘"‘•'jni’c" negotiating for the sale of the current prices. , Notice. .. ,b l“s proposed railroad from 1 •nnd Rapids to Battle Creek. He saya The cIHxene of Eaton Rapids »nmr will be running within a year. week, «» p-lllkined tho Mlcbbren 0™“*J Mope he won-t disappoint us. company to realore lhe mornlnk train Mlis Lulu Feighner will have an open­ weatand lhe afternoon train real width ® r°|,o,L er of winter millinery goods Tuesday. were Jewetrr. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of Inc anawer to lhe petition baa next week. Ladles should improve Ibis eelved from RotA Miller cenerel Mper ’ Tim-of opportunity of Inspecting her etock which Inteodentof the road: “*• P™0 *»! include all the latest and most fash­ a former eommunlrellon. I ha»«Jami rated the amonnl <>f bnalneae that Ira n« ionable styles. i—— , . s lOSjrad 104 have been doing out •>’ 1 Sn^clr^u “iS«K U«'"“ J®" S:rlter' of Hastings, has more, Kaplda. While Ihla company woold bo SS. ’ ^Sr»<7.di«-»i»r'-------eowpllmenu than any other man at tbe (lad lo realore three trains aa pet your re Baton County •r- He started tbe races and by his Jost queat, atlil II eaoooMCr & "• '"Sm JMUW. -*™"1 Barry " *nd prompt decisions, clear ringing voice ><» an bh the revcM? *hile these iranis February. j Calbouu Eaton •nd honest efforts to keep everything were rnnnlnr did n ‘l Juatlfr Ibe Barry estateVribure^04"1 ante of them, and Ih many Mtn train 1W May. Calhoun .. •• MM . M n, ,on In an alwolute lees’ Thue It June. July. •• ,2“ “ Konenae VanZlIe, whuae readinCs look. a. If Sanm IOP“’7<±, 8^?t’ Third “ Eaton m»n blm„pMre W.II received eonlrsl for the prerenA al lre»l •« w laat winter will ,ur Ulla aeaaon with present niMfttlsfaotory ,r*ln •®nice . . KtaHM.-E. K- Journal. Tbwe WiM " , company, Ur repertoire Ineludln* ”‘■00, bor Inelodlnf IM, lino.—«- »• o( D^xed. OcL l»t hZu.?,1 ” sl”k»V»rv’« leading pland'r leading man 1. Bennett McTback and we will continue to do ao for some time. “u««r Harold Buahck !QjD OUR BOOTS AND SHOES W. H. SPENCE LOCAL NEWS. dimmed hats’ at Mrs. ' ' ".''in Street Milliner. -Ltlerson That’s what every lively, hustling boy must have. We think that every parent will agree with ns in this asser­ tion. Every boy generally uses his surplus energy in seeing "what he can do,” and in the various experiment® his footwear is generally put to the test in a very severe manner, no matter whether he tries to pry up a sidewalk or kick down a hitching post with his shoes. i JSS^: : Remember that EVER YPAIR is WARRANT ED to be first class in every respect. Call and examine the goods while there is a large assortment. C H. 05P0RN & CO SIGN. "THE BANKRUPT STORE. Don’t Be Behind The Times! N old speech in a new dress—You waste a good deal of money; you are behind the tim&t, if you don’t buy Clothing at otlr store. An­ other:—A store that wants popu­ larity must pay for it by selling the most ster­ ling values, the season’s latest styles, the best fitting garments, at the very lowest prices VERY harrowing tali la rermreted with • "U* »* clou.™ “ acquaintance purchased at a •■cheap" itore"the other day* It wouldn't • look well in print, so well not tell It. He gave that suit away, though, and bought one of ours. Our prices ill both. We sell the Boy’s suit at 83.50 on the basis of selling twice as many as all tbe other stores combined. We do sell that many, and the sure business permit us to do the business on a stnall. sure profit, and put In Better doth, better quality linings, yes, as good aa you'll find in average 85 suit*. Our 85 suits are as good as ysu’d get for two or three dollars more and so It goes up to tbe finest. If you want quality combined with right prices, tee inrttt comparison. $5.00 $6.00 ff <0 $7.50 *10.00> The values in our Men's Sells' and Overcoats (every garment made for '98-4 trade)- that we avo selling at., 85.SO to 810.80 aanneyer be dnpllqued again. Is was simply by taking advantage ef a peculiar trade situstMn that we are enabled to offer suchquality at tbe. prices. The»e • :^t>9ds tbe wholesale tailors made • to sell at >7.50 to 815.00. 7/you Want quality combined wUA rtqhtprtc^ we invite compart- MORAV-Hhoddy won't go «lcwn K. K. Qrant. �magnificent! I had no idea yon were so pretty." The girl blushed with pleasure. . darbreak the next day he .trolled n wra William Jonc oary h* ^ । b^k th. flret toklnff a his shoulders something like ab ieW of riHage. and per«*ck, and dangling from hia left wrist bird Wpuam Jones, who a horn shorn lantern. n. looked round onoe OT_ttTlM.nd lie iooked ivuu- •——• — The young man worked away for a good hour and a half, at the end of then hurried towurd the rand hills. The which time he put the finishing touch Brinkley followed eteullhily. moon now went in, and It became to the sketch. “Finis coronal opus!" he cried. pitch dark. Prerently Jones paused. Kt down the load and lit the lantern; “Look, Matt!" Matt examined the picture with un­ then he hurried on. For fifty or sixty yards a coarse car­ conscious delight It was herself, a little idealized, bnt quite characteris­ pet of greensward covered the cliffs, then the sand hills began. Passing tic and altogether charming. "May I take it home?" she asked over the first sand hill. Jones disap­ peared. Quick as thought the young eagerly. "I’ll get you to leave it a few days man followed, and. peering over, sow longer. I must get a frame for it. the light in the hollow beneath; it rose reached the Matt, and then you shall have it all higher and higher till u shark, William Jones is, and couldn’t complete. Now, let me look at you top of the next sand hill, where it "My dear Mr. Jones," said the young own up even to his own father. It’s my again," he said, taking her by both man, assuming the flippant style which Matt found so irritating: "I have often belief he's got gold hidden somewhere hands end looking up at her sunny among them sand hills, let alone what wondered how you get your living." face. "Are you pleased?" Will you he's got in the savings bank. Ah, he’s William started nervously. take care of the picture for the paint­ "You are, I believe, a fisherman by a artful one, is William Jones.” Brinkley had said nothing of his own er’s sake?" profession; yet you never go fishing. Matt’s answer was embarrassing. private suspicions, but had merely in­ You possess a boat, but you are seldom She quietly sat down on his knee and seen to use it You are not, I think, of a troduced in a general way the subject gave him a smacking kiss. of Jones’ worldly position. Further poetical disposition, yet you spend your "Matt! Matt!" he cried. "You conversation with Tim, who had mode days in watching the water, like a a few struggling acquaintances in the poet or a person in love. I conclude, But she put her warm arm round his district, corroborated the other testi­ very reluctantly, that your old habits neck, and rested her cheek against his mony. The young man became more stick to you, and that you speculate on shoulder. and more convinced that William Jones the disasters of your fellow creatures." "I should like to have pretty dresses was worth studying. "What d’ye mean, master?" grunted and gold bracelets and things, and go . Matt had not turned up that morn­ William, puzzled and a little alarmed away from William Jones and to stay ing. Instead of looking after her, by this style of address. Brinkley took another stroll towards with you." “A dice wreck now would admirably , "My dear," sold Brinkley, laughing, "the vicinity of the Devil’s Caldron. He “you couldn’t. It wouldn’t be proper.” suit your tastes? A well-laden Indiahad not gone far before he discovered man, smashing up on the reef yonder, "Why not?" asked Matt, simply. that he was watched again. The fig­ would lend sunshine to your existence "The world is censorious, little one. ure of William Jones followed in the and deepen your faith in a paternal distahce, but keeping him well in I am a young man; you are a young Providence. Eh, Mr. Jones?*’ lady. We shall have to shake hands view.1 “I don't know nowt about no soon and say good-by. There, there," ms SHOULDERS A LOADED BACK. It was certainly curious. wrecks," was the reply. “They’re no He walked over to the cliffs and he continued, seeing her eyes fill with pausedx Crawling on hands and knees, consarn o’ mine.” tears, "I ’ m not gone yet. '1 must stay looked down at the scene of yester­ Brinkley slipped down into the hol­ “Ah, but I have heard yon lament days bathing adventure. A strong as long as I can. only—really—you low, and then crept upward half way the good old times; when wrecking wind was blowing and the waves were must look upon me as quite an old fel­ was a respectable occupation and when surging up the rocks with deafening low. I am awfully old, you know, com­ up the mound; he found a huge rock, behind which he crouched and peeped. there were no impertinent coast guards roar and foamy spume. The place part'd to you." As he did so William Jones, light in to interfere with respectable followers looked very ugly, particularly near the He gently disengaged himself, and hand, seemed to dive down into tho of the business. By the way, I have caldron. All the passage was churned Matt sat down on a camp stool close often wondered, Mr. Jones, if popular to milky white, and the sound from by. Her face had grown very wistful solid earth and disappear. report is true, and if among these beneath was, to use an old simile, like and sad. cliffs or surrounding sand hills there "Matt,” he said, anxious to change tbe roar of innumerable chariots. is buried treasure cast up from time to He glanced over his shoulder and the subject, “tell me something more For a minute after the disappearance time by the sea and concealed by ener- saw the head of William Jones eagerly about William Jones." Charles Brinkley lay aa if petrified, >getlc persons like yourself?" "I hate William Jones. I hate every­ watching, the body being hidden in in­ and. indeed, he was altogether lost in ’ William Jones could stand this no tervening rock. body—but you." wonder. What hod happened? Had longer. Looking as pale as it waa "Heally?" "Strange!" he reflected. "My prefa­ an earthquake swallowed the mysteri­ possible for so rubicund a person to be­ tory friend can’t keep his treasure, if "Yea, I do." ous one, or had he tumbled down in a come, and glancing around*him sus­ he possesses any, down in that watery "Well, r feel greatly flattered. But fit? Brinkley waited and watched; piciously, he rose to his feet. gulf. Yet, whenever I come near it, about the gentle Jones? You say he five minutes had passed, ten minutes "I know nowt o' that." he said. "If was out all last night?" his manner tells me that I am 'warm,* and still the light did not re-emerge. there is summat I wish I could find it; I as they say in the game of hide and Mutt nodded. but sech things never come the way of “He goes out nigh every night," she At last, overcome by curiosity, Brink­ ley rose, and, stooping close to the honest chaps like me. Good mornin', sat'd, "and often don't come home till To test the matter a little further he master! Takes poor man's advice and set off on a brisk walk along the cliffs, morning. Sometimes he finds things ground, crept from the rock behind don’t you go swimming no more near leaving the caldron behind, lie found, and brings 'em. Ho finds bits o’ gold, which he had lain concealed, and crawled across the summit of the sand the Devil's Caldron!" as he had suspected, that he was no and old ropes, and Bottles o’ rum." hill. Suddenly he stopped short and So saying, he walked off in the direc­ longer followed. "Very odd. Where?" Returning as he went down on hands and kneeh. for he tion of. the deserted village. Presently came, and resuming his old position, "He don’t tell; I know." Brinkley rose nnd followed him, keep­ he saw William Jones immediately re­ “I wish you'd tell me. Matt. Do. I now clearly discerned, coming out of ing him steadily in view. From time appear. have a particular reason for wanting the solid earth or sand, the glimmer of the light. • to time WIHiain Jones looked round, That day he discovered no clew to the information." It glimiuered. then disappeared aa if to see whether’the ottyer was com­ the mystery, nor the next, nor the Matt hesitated. ing; lingering when Brinkley lingered, next again, though on each day he -“You won’t say I told? William again. Just then the moon slipped out hastening his pace when Brinkley went through a similar performance. Tones would be downright wild, he of her cloud, illuminating the hillocks with yjtreons rays, and he perceived, hastened his. As an experiment, Strange to say. Matt had not put in an would." Brinkley turned and l>egan ,,,walking "I’ll keep the secret faithfully. close by him. a dark' hole, opening in and iur for rcusuus reasons ui of uis his own , , , " appearance, »uu the very heart of the hillock. tank toward. th. cliff. b. bud thought It better not to reta Now?" He crept eloser and looked down, but round over his shoulder, he saw that, Thus urged. Matt informed her William Jones had also turned, and II On the morning of the third day—a friend that on two occasions, out of conld set*nothing. He held his head over the hole and listened; all he was walking back. curiosity, she had followed her guar ­ | dark, chilly morning, after a night of, “Curious!" he reflected. "The inno-1j rain—Tim put his head into the cara- dinn on his nightly pilgrimages and heard was a dull, hollow mitaning. like cent one is keeping me in view. I have I, ran. where his master was seated at watched him-go in the direction of the tho sound of the sea. The light of the a good mind to breathe him!" 'Devil’s Caldron. On both occasions moon, however, enabled him to per­ his easel, and grinned delightedly.' lie struck off from the path, and Ii •’Mr. Charles! She’s come, sor!" the night was very dark. On getting ceive that the hole had been covered hastened, running rather than walk­ clear of the coast-guard station, and with a loose piece of wo<xl, or lid. about “ Who tho deuce has come?" cried ing. towards the sand hilts. So soon among the sand hills, Jones hod lighted four feet square, and with an iron ring­ Brinkley. as he was certain that he was followed "Tne lady, your honor, to hove her a lantern which he carried. Trembling bolt in the center; which lid was now he began to run in good earnest To picture taken. Will I show her into and afraid, she had followed the light lying by the side of tho opening, ready his delight, William began vanning along the cliffs; then out among the ■to be replaced. A number of large the parlor?" too He rlbogedamobK the rend hllU, I „ he ko M,„ hl„ sand hills. But all at once the light pieces of stone, such aa were strewed .nd W.. K..O entcK.a bu.lly rennin, „ldr „d enUred. shc woro hcr and its bearer had disappeared into everywhere about the sand hills, lay np Kid down them hither .nd th ther. doth bnt lookrf , litd„ |e ,nd the.solid earth, leaving her to find her piled close by. From Ume to time he e.ng hl ng llmpre .„loufc Brinkley thought, greeting way home in terror. He lay for some time waiting and ol hU gutter It «» exciting her with , nod_ . All at once, far beneath The explanation of all this was. in listening. riiKe. W hen he h.d been eng.ged m I .„ com<> 1Mt, Tim Matt's opinion, very simple. Williath him, the light glimmered again. Quick it for half an-hour, and was almost, bre.Uile« hlm-eU. he reddenly p.u«ed ' * 7 *“d Jones was a bad man and went to as thought he rose and crept away, only just in time; for he had no sooner “visit the fairies." In on. of the deep hollow, threw him-1 , eoldnere. though he "Yes,” she cried, "and every time he regained the shelter of the rock and Klf down on hl« buck, .nd lit . elgnr. it „ot, ,OT he had „,do hi„ goes the fairies give him summat, and crouched there watching than he saw A few minute, afterward, he heard a ' to ..encoudl(fe.. ,ho the light re-emerge, accompanied by a he brings it home." sound as. of..violent r puffing and breath­ person. . . . ......... person. "Each time you followed him," asked human head; a human body followed, ing, and the next instant William “I couldn't come before, they Brinkley, thoughtfully, "he disap­ and then he clearlv discerned William Jones, panting, gasping, perspiring at wouldn't let me. But laat night Wil­ peared at about the same place?" Jones standing in the moonlight with­ every pare, appeared above him. liam Jones he didn't come home, and "Yes," said Matt; "and the light and out the burden he had previously “How d'ye do, Mr. Jones?” he cried, him sunk right down and never come carried, and holding in his hand a Ian gayly. “Come and have a cigar." tern. . up again." Instead of replying, William Jones Setting the lantern down, William looked completely thunderstruck, and busied himself for several minutes, and The result of the information thus finally, having concealed the work on after glaring feebly down and mutter­ communicated was to leave the young which he was engaged, extinguished ing incoherently disappeared as sud­ man of the caravan far more curious the light. Then, after glancing sus­ denly as he had come. than ever. He determined to turn tho piciously round him on every ride, he Brinkley finished bis cigar leisurely tables on William Jones, and to watch and then strolled back to the caravan. walked rapidly down the sand hill and his movements, not in the daytime, but during the summer nighk waiting disappeared in the direction of the sea. Not until he distinctly heard the for his appearance in the iihmediate A DISCOVKRT. plash of oars, and saw the black neighborhood of the Devil’s Caldron. The young man of the caravan was sihouette of tho boat pass out from the The first night he saw nothing — it now thoroughly convinced that one of was stormy, with wild gusts of rain. shadow of the rock on to the moonlit two things must be true: Either that The second night was equally unevent­ sea, did Brinkley again begin to stir, William Jones had been instructed to very caut jointly ful. Nothing daunted, he went for a and even then he ““ ’did *,*'* so TCI 7 cautiously keep a watch on him, or that he (Wil­ third and last time, and lay in the \flffUre *h°ul* l>0 Perceived liam Jones).had a secret of some sort moonlight on tbe cliffs, looking toward t”e moonlight by tho lynx-eyed which he was anxious not to have re­ knees, the village. rower. Creeping on hands and knees. vealed. After both suppositions had awaiwI.J .i . . The night was dark and cloudy, but np n-trnin a^ - ain crawled -- - to - - the ...k mysterious -itv:rus been duly weighed the second was from time to time the moon came out « » . ’ ? “ ** ’ .* “ * ho hatl Jnde ®d accepted as’ the most Gkely, and it with sudden brilliance on the sea ticipated, that was covered - the hole -----uuxvrea forthwith received the young man's which was gently stirred by ’bree« U «P. P. and the wo«<ten wooden uh lid ----or trap-door ----- -- ----- so consideration. carefully covered stones and loose loose • . , - ----------— with ■•••— <»< ajuv3 anu If Ibrra waa a reer«t. ba 11 I broke open tbe box and took ont my from the land. H. w.itod for rerer.1 h<mre About “«»]>• - -------------------- hidden. LiuueU. V7 , elotheaand ran rtralghtoff here.v • ita P uls ® WM midnight he rose to go home. • ’ , first impulse was to displace the witb «illiam Jouee worldly prov , „„ (<dl ,he ooded As he did so he was startled by the at °?C0 e»plore the mysparity; reeondly with the report, enr- ,he not natlcc the root­ reflecting that ho ho sound of oars, and, lying down, per- .^"jqa °T. pplace; ac®:, ^but ut " fleeting that rent of trea.ure h dden in tta~ pret BM, 0, y,, wm Unprovided with lights of any a small boat approaching on a ujnH °t any mnong the rend bill.of the dm*.row. , -Well. elnee you hareeome. we ll get ceived silver patch of moonlit sea. | r, ±* In^t’ t,h^t 1110 cavity below would ’"-w arerna of the H*. Wa. It poirible, ’ work." Kid Brinkley. "If. chUly The moon came out, and he saw that ? ♦ total darkness, he after all. that there report, were true „d d,mp outride, ro we ll remain bore the occupant of the boat wm a solitary P^'P0110 hl» rl*it of in­ and that in some mysterious manner (n shelter.” man. 17 | *P®ction until daylight By this time Jones^iad become acquainted with the , Matt took off her hat and then pro­ It approached rapidly, makingdlrect . “°or *° und °f . oouau or the hiding place? It seemed very improb- ceeded to divest herself of her coarse for the Devil’s Caldron. Lying down totohl ,,"hls f««t, £eekhe > he mused. mused.It It able, ifor'many reasons, one of the jacket, revealing for the first time the on his face and peeping over, Brinkley W?U 10 Ulk o£ returning chief being the man’s extreme poverty, low-necked silk dress beneath. Meansaw it stop just outside the foaming .. but « to __ --------how w“ h ue to find nnd which appeared to touch the very edge 1 tjmO *he young man placed the sketch passage, while the man stood up, 2?® aT? «P°Y The Th. "••• ea of “ randy "V hHloeks hillock, of sheer starvation. ' j jn position. Turning presently, he stopped, lifted something heavy from "tretch~ on ®T«ry ride, and he knew A little inquiry in the neighborhood, beheld Matt’s transformation, the bottom and threw it overboard. •’Penence how difficult it wm to however, elicited tbe information that 0](| mj<j shabby as the dress was, torn Then, after watching for a moment a ono hillock from another Jones, despite, his abject penury, was hero and there and revealing beneath dark object which drifted shoreward, the calrna ot loo“ "tone*, such certainly well to do and bad money in glimpses of coarse stockings and right into the Caldron, he rowed away “f1? »» numerous as the the.bank of the neighboring market clumsy boots, it became her wonder* until h. rexchoa . Altered creriZ "‘^^““ S!*'’*? toivn;.that the ruined village of Aber- fnUy. As a result of much polishing elore to the scene aceno of the swimming swlmmli* adad- k . thonk1>t of tho rook where glyij,belonged almost entirely to him, I with soap and water her face shone close Vtr.nfx.are, TT.» —. he V* ran — — ,t« venture. Here the- •boat. aahoro _ , Onit “"“‘led hbnaelf. Booh and that, in short, he '<ss by nature again and her arms and neck were ------ . onL too.- but, pnlllnc and leaped i rock, wore nnmorona ------ —-------MUW pumng and,habit a miserly person, who would, white oa snAw. Thus attired. Matt rmhire rtnwK - - ■_ __ , _ ^The next minute Brinkley heard him ont hi8 ca *® crayons, he marked the preforthoarding up whatever he poe- lookftd no ]‘nKPr B lonff> ger a long, .bambiiM doming up the cliffs. j base of the rock with a smaH streak of remmi fp purehufog with It th, com- w bnt . brl([hti £pg BI £5 ill, bright, i Trembling with excitement, he lay T sior Finally, remembering th at the monest necessaries of life. 1 -young lady. • • ‘ down .flat on hia fkee and waited. sand might cover thin mark h«* An old coast guard, whom Brinkley It was no use. Brinkley could no4 cross in the hard found next day on the station, was his eonceal his admiration. Matt's arnu Presently the man emerged oa the top ' of the cliffs, within a fejv tards of. H^ing taken these precautions he ehief Informant. alone were enough to make a paintei Brinkley’s hiding-place. Justfthen the . the best of hia way down the “Don't you believe him, sir,” said the wild with delight moon flashed brightly out,'arid Brink. *nd following the open greenold salt, “if he tolls you he's poor. lie's ••’Why, Matt, you look DO-’tlvelv ley recognized him. I | 1 «ward which fringed the wan- I a.redb^ktoth.i.^. rolla-ahlp. eharte. evidently, ,no ,, meet triltag to plroex And thi of Ute eharte wu . tin, p„Je^ book, allme-covered and dripping wet' What poreeaaed Brinkley u> eram|„, the prayerbook I eannet determine tat In alter yean, ho alway, a,.^ that It was »n Inaplratlon. At any rate ho did open It, and .aw that tho fluleal waa covered with writing, yell™ difficult to decipher, last lading away' Bnt what more particolsrh' atlra. ted hte attention was a loose piece ot parchment, fastened to thl. tllle-pago with a rusty pin. and covered also with written characters. Fixing the candle on u nook in the damp wall he inspected the titlc-pime and deciphered these words: ' “Christmas-eve, IBM, on board the ■hip ‘Trinidad.’ fast breaking JI;, on the Welsh coml If anyChristian fcjul should find,thin book and the . h!ivs where I place them, if they sink nut with their bearer (on whop’l leu; tny last despairing blessing) to the bottom of the sea, or if (tod in Hi« infinite mercy should spare and saw the little child.” (The book trembled In his hand m he read. The writing went on:) “I cMt her twirl ft in her cradle in sight of shore, on a little raft made bv my own hands. Tis a desperate hope', but He can work miracles, and if It h His will nhe may be saved. Attached to this holy book are the proofs of her poor dead mother's marriage aM my darling's birth. May she live t<. in­ herit my name. Higned, Matthew Thorpe Mdsx, Colonel Fifteenth Cav­ alry, Bengal.” Tho mystery was deepening Indeed! At last Brinkley thrust Uie lK«Mt and ita contents into his pocket and. after one look round, took the candle and made his way up the rocks and out of the cave. When he saw the light of day above him he blew out the. light and crawled up through the aperture. Then, standing on the lonely sandhill, he surveyed the scene on every side. There wm no sign of any living soul. Carefully, but rapidly, he returned the trapdoor to Ita place, covered it with the stones and liberal handfuls of loose sand and walked away, taking care for the firat hundred yards to obliterate his footprint* as he went.’ that tt. he nno. doubtless auuMwv — no -- . suspicion -j had d 6. toon found would rt»<o «*rlyfound tho ,pot whore ho hod .food overnight watching the approach of the boat, and, first reconnoitering the neighbor­ hood, struck off among the sand hills. At first ho was guided by footprints, but as tho sand grew harder these dis­ appeared. At length, after a somesomewhat bewildering search, he found tho sand hill he sought, the rock with his mark upon it, the cross marked in the ground, and finally the weH-ooncealcd mouth of the hole. He looked keenly to right and left. No one was visible. Stooping down he disclosed the trap-door with ita iron ring. A long pull, a strong pull, and np came the trap. Open sesame! Be­ neath him was a dark cavity, with a slanting path descending into the bow­ els of the earth. Anxious to lose no time, he squeezed himself through the aperture and be­ gan descending. While he did so he heard the hollow roaring he had heard the night before. As he proceeded he drew out a box of matches and a can­ dle, which he lit. Proceeding cau­ tiously on his back, and restraining himself with his elbows from too rap­ id descent, he found himself sur­ rounded, not by sand, but by solid rock, and, peering downward, saw that he was looking down into a large subter- Just beneath him was a flight of steps cut in the solid rock. Descend­ ing these carefully, for they were as slippery as ice, he reached the bottom, and found it made of sea gravel and loose shells, forming, indeed, a decline like the seashore itself, to the edge of which, filling about half the cavern, the waters of the sea crept with a long, monotonous moan. Approaching the water's edge he saw facing him the solid back of the cliff, but just at the base there was an opening, a sort of slit, almost touching the waves at all times, quite touching them when tho swell rose, and through this open­ ing crept beams of, daylight, turning the waves to a clear malachite green. The mystery was now clear enough. The eave communicated directly with the sea, but in such a way as to make an entrance for any large object im­ possible from that direction. Turning his back upon the water, and holding up the candle, he ex­ amined the Interior. The damp, black rocks rose on every side, and from the room hung spongy and hideous weeds, like those fungi to be seen in snnless vaults of wine; but piled against the inner wall waa a hoard of treasures to make a smuggler's mouth water or turn a wrecker's brafn. Puncheons of rum and other spirits, bales of wool, planks of mahogany and pine, oars, broken masts, colls of rope, tangles of running rigging, flags of all nations and articles of such material as is used on shipboard, swinging tables, brass swinging lamps, mast­ head lanterns and hammocks; enough, and to spare, in short, to fit out a small fleet of. vessels. Lost in amazement. Brinkley examined this extraordinary hoard, the accumulation, doubtless. of many years. All a£ once his eye fell ■“THE BOOK TREMBLED IN _HI8 HAND. upon a large canvas bag, rotten with age. and gnoing open. It was as full as it could hold of pieces of gold, bear­ ing the superscription of the mint of Spain. OIV illiam Jones! William Jones! And all this was yours, at least by right of plunder, upon the queen's seaway; all this which, turned into cash, would have made a man rich beyond the dreams of avarice, was the possession of one who lived like a miserly beggar, grudged himself and his flesh and blood the common necessaries of life, and had never been known, from boy­ hood upward, to give a starving fellow­ creature so much as a crust of bread or to drop a penny into the poor box! 0 William Jones! O William Jones! William Jones!' above reflection belongs, ’not to the present writer, but to my adven­ turous discoverer, the captain of the caravan. As Brinkley proceeded on his tour of inspection be became more and more struck with wonder. Nothing seemed too insignificant or too preposterously useless for secretion in that extraor­ dinary ship’s cavern. There were mops and brooms, there were holy­ stones, there were "squeegees," there were canisters of tinned provisions, there were bags of weevil’d biscuits, there were sacks of potatoes (which wculents, long neglected, had actually sprouted and put forth leaves), there were ring-bolta. there were tin mugs S.tnP*^nIklM’ “d’ “irabile uS ni’12feW b00^—said books Uy piled on the top of a heap of sacks *nd were in the laat stage of mildew thav F°r What PUT5024® had y been carried there? Cbrtainly not to form a library, for William Jones could not read. As curiosity deepened, Brinkley opened some of the rortorn volumes covered with mildew and full of hideous crawling things. Most were in foreign tongues, but vnere were several English novels half * CenJ.^y old, and a book of fa- CHAPTER XL MTBTXaiOU* SXBAV1UR OP THI TOCSO 0«». TUMAR s I About this time Matt noticed a curi­ ous change come over her artist friend. He was more thoughtful and cunse- ' quently leas entertaining. Often when she appeared and began chatting to him about affairs in which she thought he might take some interests she had the mortification not merely of elicit- , ing no reply, but. of finding that he ■ had not heard a word of her conversa­ tion. Now this style of pr-weeding would i certainly' have caused hatt some an­ noyance. but for one -nsaiing i fact which put the balance entireb. on the other side. It was .-.-id-nt that, despite the change, Brinkley s inter- ! cst was not lessening, nay. it rather seemed to bo on the increase—and this fact Matt, very woman as she was. was | quick to perceive. Very often on looking suddenly at | him she found his eyes fixed wonderingly and sympathetically upon her. She asked him on one occasion what he was thinking about. “You. Matt," he answered, prompt-; ly. "I was trying to imagine,’’ I •• can-1 tinned, seeing her blush nnd hang'her head, "how you would look in silks j nnd velvets; got up. in fact, like a grand demoiselle. What would you say, now, if a good fairy were to find you out some day and were to ofjer to change you from what you arc to a fine young lady—would you say yes?' Matt reflected for a moment, then she followed her feminine instruct I and nodded her head vigorously. "Ah—by the wav. Matt. car. yoq read?" “Print, not writing." “And write?" “Just u bit!” “Who fought you? William Jones'."’ “No, that he didn’t; I lenrr.ed off Tim Penrenndown village. Willhqu Joues, he can’t read and he can t wrb : no j more can William Jones’ faiucr" This last piece of infoYmatio". -ct the young man thinking so de n'.y that the j rest of the interview became rather 1 dull for Matt. When she ro-•• to ; however, he came out of his .» ’.tac­ tion, and asked her, if she w<mi>lrc-l turn on the following day. "1 don’t know—p’raps!" she said. “Ah," returned the young man. as­ suming his flippant manner. ’ find me tedious company. 1 fear, t he fact is.M am generally affected in thi - man-1 ner in the present state of the moo:!, i But come to-morrow. Matt. Your presence do- ■ me good. However. ..:o next day passed and the next again, and there was no sign of Matt. He began to think the child ' had taken offense, and that he would , have to seek her in her own home. I when her opportune appearance pre­ vented the journey. He was taking his breakfast one morning inside the caravan, when he suddenly became conscious that Matt was standing out­ side watching him. "Oh, youj^re there.nre you?" he said, coolly. "Come in and have some break­ fast, Matt." He rose negligently, went to the door, and held forth his hand; Matt took it, gave one spring, and landed inside the vehicle. “Tim, another knife and fork for the young lady—some more eggs amlmilk; in fact, anything you’ve got I” Brinkley, as he placed a seat for Matt at the little table. Tim gave a grunt of dissatisfaction- I This "bold colleen," M he called her, was becoming too much fbr him. but ho perforce obeyed his master’s com­ mands. Matt vnt down and ate with an appetite. Brinkley played negli­ gently with his knife, anti watclied her. . “It is two days since yon were here,., Matt,” said he. "I wm rerwusly thinking of coming to look for you. Why wouldn't you come before?" “Twasn’t that!” said Matt 1 couldn’tl" "Couldn't? WhvT’ �Hastings Banner ____ aas practice In • 1 F. ri .F. White of Battle Creek picked sev-1 Nashville and will move to Jackson. C. ■ eral ripe straw berries from his vines last E. Goodwin, the druggist, has also sold • eral week, hia drug store to bls former clerk, Ed. week, and there are a great many green NOISES. ones on tbe vines also. Llebbauaer. Mo ui >mow*> novUumkSyrup baa ton uaM lor ehiidre,, t ethh.g. fi aooUa Ito ebI Id. aoftI Billy Hayden of Charlotte has sued the ----- " wfR COOK _ _■ A good many auspicious looking charac­ Dl«turbln< Element of Life fa ro-thr rum., al>tv. al! pate. rum wind colic. ters have been seen prowling around ghe Grand Trunk road for 820.000 for In­ the Bl« Cltlea. yards of Middleville residences lately, juries received ou their road. though no burglaries or thefts reported. Bert Hami lton, aged about forty years, Th* Sun observes that Its a good time Tk« savaretela* while working on the n«w church, at though to prepare for them by loading up Olivet, last Friday, was carried over a fall­ 21 J!?04?’ ^MMrilU to always within the tbe old shot gun. bom.dtuf nu»en beeau«e It to irua: u always ing wall from an altitude ot about twentyMgeato to the sober, oonnoa mom of think* leads to Consumption, Stop Our esteemed townsman, Thomas Pur­ five feet aud was horribly crushed to lng pcopiebe <u»elttolruo; and It to always fully suoetanUated by endorsements which, in ■SB TRAM MARK ■ the Cough. ’heal the Lungs key, had a narrow escape from death last death under a huge mass ot stones. The British Medical Journal some toe fln*m-tol world would be accepted without afternoon. He was working ou About tour loads ot stones became loos­ months ago, in an article calling at­ a mumni>to besltatlou. and siren.; neit the System Thursday the new Congregational church at" Olivet. ened from the green mortar by the rains, tention to the effects of tho noise of Hoort ’ s Mils cures liver Ills, comUipailon. bllb The recent bafty> rains had weakened a and Mr. H. Jumped from tbe scaffold­ cities on the nervous system, seta forth lou*n--a«, Jaundloe. sick headache, indlgnetlon. i with —newly lald-portlon of the stone work, forty ing to them as they started to fall. He j in detail some of those noises and sug­ ‘ i a feet from the ground. A fellow-workman thought lhe scaffolding was giving way I gests means for thdlr extinction’ or AND namtd K. B. Hamestone was on tbe wall but tnal stood secure. He leaves a wife I amelioration without sacrifice of the with him. The w*B started to give way and three children in poor circumstances. | industries which produce the various Demit The contractor drew them a check ot 9100 I and Mr. Humestone, who was at work on ~------wn<> was at work on kinds of din. It is pointed out, for ex­ nd the lhe scaffolding near the top. evidently i mid tbe church will provide them with a -rOflrHVBLY CURES— ample. that the railway companies and Grand Rip'is. HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS thinking the scaffolding itself Itself was falling fnllipg, home.—Charlotte Tribune. factories on the continent use horns endeavored to save himself by grasping I Largest atock J. B. Willison brought a fine large apple 1 of not unpleasing sound in place of the j the wall, lu so doing he left a place of PROSTRATION, the wall, lu so dolnx hr teft > »■.>. ...;1 ‘n this’ office, J."”' well matured - ----- -**«■■■■<> npie j and a highly . , church In thr went abso­ steam whistle. The , . •;’ Cod-liver Oil safety for one of certain death and fell ccjor^l which had upon the same stem six I hideous tnoge ^portions of Europe, to lutely everything bells oI of other England are compared with 40 feet to the ground, where he was Write for prices full blown blossoms. Nature Is some, the disadvantage of the former; and it ; philes. if is some those of other 'portions of Europe, to burled beneath a iraas of stone. He had Rev. R. N. Middleton, pastor M. E. church. capreclous nnd does strange things. | the disadvantage that in an age wt’foxSaer; "n Cedar Springs. Mich , says: Strep and real of the and it : • d ca»y on the । recently come from Potterville and leaves times pa. —Vermontville Echo.. । i hM ltH clock ttnan d evei were Htrimreni to me after preaching till I used is held that in age when every room widow and three small children. Mr. Adlronda Now I sleep soundly and awake . /*.>.'.% '.rrx the pPurvey CrtfKEK IS remained on the s<-atTotding and has its clock and every adult his watch, ■ lefrenhrd. and I can heartily recommend IL Ed Decker was arrested Munday for ■i the frequent bcll-ri; Prepared by WHEELER and FULLER unhurt. L. G. Ciaik, uf thia village. carrying conceded weapons. It happened I, the th- day. which » ‘-^H-ringing throughout CURABLE MEDICINE no ■ “• .. , was CO.. Cedar Springs, Mich. was also at work on the building but was Miinethlng like this: Constable Longly ; of Christian folk, Vlthout tbe knife. «U11 SOLD HY now offends the pAce hj Suislliates! izreher cauiUca, or polnot near enough to the falling wall to be in company with 8. Bair. Fml Stowe and | • ' ' . . .... .. U ,oviuu ioik, seems unnecessary. , one. w«“’ »• Fn-l Sb'we nnd । At night there are the shouting, In danger.—Nashville News. Ed ’hrlMt ilrov—■• ‘to• ** El IChrist drove out Eat’ Decker's furm creaming and singing people about Special attention to glvHASTINGS. •n to Canrer. The tre.-M! Tharreat valiw of H ”•””• l;~p«-rty t« » S. th, to cheat decent well folk ot ! <tent to baaod upon the Hgnins ’ him. Decker .»n wssu l HU-1 go- ; n~ ,K„;___ . . . ,...... heorr rectnUy emtuxlird . R;ilr - h.id -----........... »•«««°Ko' n luipen read by Prof. V, ; I... It lint w» an.l coin. Into tl» I Kctrrwl. and worae yet to retard the .—w u4fore the Royal and Imperha eame .nil will, a revolrrr ,nct; euratlTo prooeaa ol aloep jn the case of । . , o 1 lUunol Physician* of Vienna namely: j tlircatvned lo s!i.»t if llwy laid their tho}MS who ore iu- Wltl> tho dawn |1 JalAa That aa thr cell element* In cancer huve much T uie Is getting short f<»ij those who 'ho hands on anything. Nothing was taken comes the milkman and his rattling lean vitality than lh<we of aound fleah, it to poahave been putting off going to Chicago to. 'and .Decker caim* Vi town and made the , cans. The catalogue, so far, of dis- a.bie to atlat'k them without tnjurinx aurroundl’U healthy celln, or the general well being of «•■< the greatest exposition of all time. Il will closeOcL 30th.. and if you havn’t 1 debt giMxi by giving Bair u chattie innrt- turbances for the London citizen’s cars tie patient. The rvinediea omloyed at Horneltoville al­ l»e■•<• t. get ready to go now. Don’t gage. In the mean time a warrant was ' Is about tho same aa with us. says tho though aa h'l'inlrmi Ki theac of Vienna, are far ' ..sit until n» xt week You uannet rturd got out for Decker mid served by Ames.' Boston Transcript. Iu London they more effective wholly removing tho odor of In Mime wa) tho prisoner gut away and j have other nuisances which are not tho growth within twenty-four houra. and caua’ to nitoe It. It's ns great no effuvn' tnx the dtiu>aM>d tisane u> shrink to a hard, dry took It down the .I retd hat fii hand; and known hen!. -With true English con- eacb-.r ' trip aro-ind Hi- w.irhi and the ex until it Is crowded out by healthy heal­ .ue.-ee.led n rearh.i.g home. He gave 1dm- wrTatUm, th„ knocker is still used, and ing granulations. There la no poulticing or inslgu'ficjiil compared to su« li • sloughing, no running sores or fou> odor. It mH up nibl Mid thut s man was a coward . ._____ ,__ . /___ You w n't Lnv.^ uOi-ther Mich is the only known method that reaches and ex­ .•r sn.-i. n that would run. Hr ... lirorghl hrtor. ?*" ...... • --• long b.ol.hed from your lite-lino- io -•■<• rsuch “~'_ ■ •utt.|.nfll|! juwtk-t- Friend to .O..W tor th. el«r«o' A,'?,,rl”n 'ro"‘ I1”™1. pel* every cancerous cell. r or reference* and other InformaUon address -hnw; and even If you have ,otniu 1 I?1 ,,hr l1l<l.‘ .d.lrr ll,v ■dvlee of .Horny bls altorny 1,C11 hy !>'»' tho “postman anyone ......".... of- hl, P1’"1 P,b .T 11,0 »'> « “dr X°n « »'« eltt the resident physician. • eh-ix lor a while «• «l -••• win. ’Ollie- Kind m Mid iimhlnn and » Jl.-a ot ....... , _ , J. D. MITCHELL, W. D. Horneltotllle, N. Y. i "n..l; I w*hn wh» h“ * rrrtoln right .to* demand guilty ” was entered mid his '.rial set for speedy attention to his signal. They inn' •i Jxiilbityi hum t.-.lay, bill last night Decker pleaded have found in England, as wo hove It Acknowledges no Superior. utility and was ffued S10 and costs.—-Lake , found here, that with every new coAI As an ad iit'*.n.il liieri (lv.* (.* get you . . trlvanee for man’s comfort or convcn-* >'.ar,.c:», the C. *. W. M. and l» I*. A. N. (>de»s.i wave. lines will m*II ticket* oil Oct. 13, 17, 19. ,_u . ---- , there is The Introduced of . ,k .. uuu ““,ke4, uvnll “"di lance inoirnoiso. din otthe lhepoison bell, oh SMITH 21, 33. 25. and 37 at one wiy.f«re tor the one klllol by a live wire HASTINGS, MICH. * In Kalamazoo I round trip. ’ Saturday. Abmkiutoleihone^'fr’„iiunj kl>“ -treet enr. Into been .topped on ' Tlteite tickets are g*»o.l ten da'- In- down acres* th- trolly ... wire. Several • men Sundays by municipal order, but it is mi-1. Mich. t biuinx date of sate, and me sold * ••» the were ala* shocked severely. heard on other days, nnd is none tho I ’ u I rail ionic* as well as via St Jito*-| ii and !. less irritating is raised amid , ■■i>m**u{( because ut-<:au?c it II IK miftCtl amui >t*i*nier. tiny Bowne was .«rntenc**d .Monday the rattle of every sort of vehicle. A Rale from Grand Rapids Is S.’».40 all rooriiinc bj Judge Buck io six months in —recently added noise In American civ! rail and S-t 90 via St. Jo.*. the refetniatory. Bowtie, since robbing ’ Our agents will be glad to give you full, the J-welry store in Augusta, has i»--vii ties iwthe buzz and whirr of the trolley I infonnaticn m1h.ui trains and anything else stun* thug t«f 1 lrav-i-r. He diss|i|*enre*l on the electric railroad wires. Il is a common expression, and a | which yqn may waul v» know is->,f«r as and bnuxbt buck examination lit* common belief, too, probably, that one grows used to all these noises. That is I lb* crowds are going m w; lots of a fatal blunder. As one whose sense people JuM waking to the fact that they kan Trust r.Idg.. will b*- way iielilnd the times if they miss Grand Riphia. sin! I'. 11 Gilkey of Rk-lt-‘ of smell is dulled by familiarity with n efcng the World’s Fair. Don’t wait unr 1jh4 teiugVun lies. No sooner* was he the poisonous effluvia of tobacco may HI the last week and then get caught in re'eti'td from custody tlian-l|e again t!l.«- l>c nauseated by an excess of the odor thr final rusk, but go now. appe.in-d ami was bnt rverhtlr c.iptnn <l in n close room as quickly as though in A IwmM Buivne h much plmwd ** ' • the- sen.ys were still acute, so oue who , M 1» - xrv II .1 Ml 11 II V V1U|1 11 1WUUV over IH llgltl seutenev. whlf-li he (bought , fancies himself proof against the■ l .hue store wonk ;«• lot years instead of for mopltis. nerve-destroying effects of noise may Kalimatw.i Telegraph. a twenty-four page journal, is tiie leading Republican family paper of Dr. Carter’s Kidney * Backache Tea । after long living amid a din continuous the United States. It is fil'ed with interesting reading matter for •»wI is a 1 compound of valuable herbs that Janes and Wllliiun Mack, came to town. or irregular, suddenly find himself tho every member of a country family. It is a NATIONAL FAMILY .’/•'te1-sUte^Ckjl- ’ alla*ul,Ue ,l,t‘ Kidneys to aotluu, clearing victim of as line a case of shattered ' ' 1 the • pistes between the kidneys sahvus iH-came Imbued w ith th*’ idea* that nerves as a neuropath would like to PAPER, and gives all the general news of the United States and the they -oiihl cl*-an out lhe t*iwn an>t made a have in hand. If the insidiousness of world. It giye-s the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. Its “AGRI­ — ■ aud'bliuider. which become stopped up stenting "Iter to knock all router* In stiort din nnd racket were once generally CULTURAL” department has no superior in the country. Its “MAR­ • and;cause settlings like brick dust, and if ontei Tn*- Mucks found ^oilier parttes recognized there would be a demand | KET REPORTS” are recognizerLauthority in all parts of the land. It Physician, and ' nut removed will lead to Dropsy, Diabetes. upon the inventive capacity of me- . has seperate departments for ‘ TrlE FAMILY CIRCLE” and “OUR irrult. L.w । /r Bright's Disease. It regulates the four chanlcs to deviw; means of prevention. needless 'TbSS’y.'Oct. >9. i»93- ~Cures Qonstlpat Coughing ADIR0NDA Wheeler's Heart W-RE1D__ GLASS ision ' .. ■I NeTwe re UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS! I W. H. GOODYEAR. PRINK P5E> GiiinM SOD.R ALWAYS SMOKE li 1847 THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar BUS! N ESS.CARCS. In The Market Subscribe or the Haslicgs ta J. MILLARD, Hl An Unprecedented Offer! Great Value lor Little Moneu. Weekly News of the World for a Trifle. The \rw York Weekly Triliinie d >n it. i is Important organs of the 'body, the stomacb, liver, kidneys and bowels. Keep them healthy you nevi never fear disea.'uf. Price 40 cents a package. Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea will cure tbat sick, tired feeling with a bad taste iu tho mouth'mornings. Surgeons. Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea will cure •ponded to with sick headache, constipation, dizziness, and ■ pain In the back. , Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea puri­ :■ d Estate Dffirc. fies the blood, and regulates the bowela. fi or .ngs. . ftr-d K»ute Carter's Kidney A backache Tea Is a sure • ral cn;i 'oaucicig. v .’vura.l lteok«, com and jxisltlve cure'' for backache and In■ it) L rt>ls'( rompirte llsuiation of the kidneys and bladder. r. Hjl<K»KS. Clerk Sold only by W. II. Goodyear. j | <n and Surgeon, jI I at er. he pt>ntcr Ika ou nd H.A P. Ine ten ict ri«< •oq A, Me! •it T-l. phone, con iiuiluway's dru.- •7* Tim the tho her F I*n rac- ring the ame out- Baid, the Matt uded rthe said Matt tion. her, , but with legli»hed here, oualy “I N. Chirac*) .ttornry at I.aw, i -drear & Co.'» store? .ri« >f «bi. aiate I'dlectlont -lainr to. The sale for one fare tickets to Chicago return via 1). L. <t N. it IL have In-rn changed to Ort. »lh’ llth, 1.3th. 15th. 'I/'I*.I \ \. ||oin<epathfc i’by- 20th. 21th, 20th nnd 23th, instead of as ■ ••iu and Surgeon. previously advertised. This Is made necessary ih order to better accomodate our patrons. I’lvaso make yotir airange•'! Huoa's Sarsaparilla meuts accordingly. Gko. DF.11avkm. G. I’. A. Had fact lan»n. ’our and tign hild raid >me, »A Odgrora.) ■k. HasUiiits.* Chicago. Ort- 9. II. 13. 17, IV. 31. 23. 25 and 97 tbe D . L. * N. nnd C. A W. M. R’y »III sell tickuta to Chicago and return at one fare for round trip, good ten days. From stations east of Grand Ix*dgc tickets will be sold only via St Joe and bual.. From all other station*, they will be eoTil via St. Joe and via New Buffalo (alt rail.) Those tickets are not good In Wagner and sleeping car. Gko. DkIIavex. :al ews. <­ NEIGHBORING COUNTIES- URCMLflTlON • 80 quire- It Is because this recognition and this YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SOCIETY" columns com­ mand the admiration of wives and daughters Its general political then in tin* refrigerator. 1 This morning demand are not general in certain cases that the complaints of the sensi­ news, cditorals and discussions arc comprehensive, brilliant and extive are met by the query: "How are jah .*» answ.-r the ch irgv t»t drunkennt4 you going to help it?" propounded wdth nndills lilgiint-M. ill view Of Hie fact that the air of submitting a problem impos­ A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal sible of solution. But when it is re* ' accotn- i and “THE BANNER” for one year and Hint their bln. r.-nril , <>pllrs *bnwed ; called what wonders womlers have h^vc been accomths they hul koi th" of the ••mount- plished on steam railroads In the way er vith locnl .iul.’ivniiM, |«>i th>*m <<fT with a of stopping or at least of lessening fin«ofS5 cnc.li, which w.u« j.aid.—Kala- noise, there is nothing unreasonable uiatuo lelrgrtpii. ; in jj„ping that bq^ of the distracting Subscriptions-may begin at any time. <nm Woodford, a olurpd man. living I aoi^ts of our city life may be scattered Address all orders to \ urn Ka'aiuazoo. wa« killed by a Michigan ! through the kindly offices of InC.ntnil trsin la-.t week wtiile returning genious men. For Instance, there Is ft>m huulhig He w.is deaf and did ink ' the rattle of wheels over pavements; h nr the approaching train. T w«?N.e j much of that can be prevented by setWrite y t;r ■ ame and a '.dress on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. .van ago lie lest an artu by being run over । ting the tires over inner tires of rub­ tv a train. ' ■— , •-»-»«-----some m ~b.> vehicles the Best, Ro in □. Tribune BuildinNew York City, and a sample copy Imt while •for light pneumatic tire of lhe bicycle is possi­ of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed you. D. J. Palmer pf Charlevoix who has bles Poor wheelwright's work is re­ x-eti suffering from a sunstroke rm-lviAl sponsible for much of the rattle caused ■ last summer, has Jnst found rest In sleep, by drays and express wagons. A after being awake 243 hours. frightful din is made by wagons load­ Tho Presby tciIan synod of Michigan ed with metal rods or pipe laid in as has closed Ite sessions at Marquette ai d though the several pieces were only so adjourned. The reports •of the aujournru. mv ivpwn.' .... ............ many logs oi of wooa; wood; to w piK»v**» prevent thia nominatinnai co-o|ivratloh were fulll ut | jj |s only necessary to separate encouragement each piece with a block and each strat­ um with strips of wood. Of course, all preventive means of noise will cost State of Ohio, City of Toi.kdo, money, but in many cases the first cost litas Covjrry. Fua.vk J. Ciikxf.y mukrs oath thut he will be alL If those who are responsi­ Is thr M-nl.ir partner of the firm uf F. J. ble for the persistence in the noisy ChknkyACo.. doing buslp"M in the city ways of accomplishing much of the uf Toledo, County and Stale aforeratd, work of life epnnot be convinced -df nnd that Mild firm will pay tin* sutu of their lack of humanity public opinion (L\P HUNDRED DOLLARS fur each and may yet crystallize itself into law—hut every ca-sc of Catarrh. that cannot be it is a mean sort of civilization that cured by by the use of Hai.i.’h Catakimi I has to be stirred to a performance of Ct-RK FRANK J. CHENEY. duty toward one'sneighbor by statutes Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants Sworn to l>efore me and sul»sctll>ed in I sod police regulations. my prerence. this Oth day of December, A. and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor D. I SMI. />/ Li FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. THE.HASTINGS BANNER. What is CASTORIA ) ’ " » 'Aoteiry Publir. The pickle bouse at Hanover contains Uall’4 Cntarrh Cure Is taken Internally ami acts directly upon the blood and mu­ 14.000 boshrls of cucumbers Just now. cous surfaces of the sy.-trtn. Send for The M. P. society of Eaton -Banlds hare 'J-l.,|KXKViCO„To....... livre e • lor advrrtlaementa plans for a new 98,000 cHurch tobe erect­ nor. re •; •• Tuesdays at latest to ed there.. Insure OHI°, _ „ •-- ul tin* hiufi* of tbe week A large barn belonging to Jerome Bob- nr Sold by druggists, ?5c whrii i • Insou uf Windsor near Charlotte tilled with unthreshed grain and hay was burn­ An Unplaaaant rocaibllity. .•an.; will soon make ita ed last week. It Is supposed to have Should Christina, tho queen,regent fin; been set afire. I’nrtlally Insured in Eatou of Spain, fail to survive lhe danger­ vOrln I;*, ‘•i Delton, raised 1.300 <& Barry Farmers Mutual. ous operation which now constitutes _*qca»h.-. A large number of Charlotte house* the only chance of saving her life the li acre *<f ground. Who were entered last week and petty theivlng regency will devolve on her sister-in­ law. Princess Isabella, widow ,of Arney, the horsemen. Is done. bklpil.z 1 •■liirr conduct nwivala at . Arrangements are being made for a new Count GirgentL The princess, who is Mld.p. 83000 M. P. church at Charlotte. Rev. one of the most .masterful and ambi­ tious woman in Spain, is devoted body Over <’>ii( :-m* of bal'd hay will be ship- Snell Is pastor thcie. and soul to tho ultra-conservative Pe<! fr.,,,) •’•• .>dh!i'l this year, the prlr® There Is talk of converting the Harri-on party, and ia a bitter foe of every >»era-ii,^ . ii i.s.oo per ton. rlrcitir light and power plant at Taw species of reform, progress, or popular Paw Info a paper mill. - who tears the country will soon enlightenment. A bigot in all religious l* fillt-rf up |.;ay find eoiace from the state­ Grand Have i wautr tbe Otsego carriage matters, she would, if she could have twin that the entire papulation of the works and will give a bonus to mpve there. her way, revive all the terrors of the klobe. l,40o.00(i.t|im miuIS. divided into inquisition, restrict almost to ths families <»f five permois each, could be lo- This dra-sent please Otaego people. Bill Bryant of Paw Paw caught 429 point of total annihilation the legisla­ CMwl In T< •; <• each family with a house «liMf-scre int. and there would still ruck bssa lu six hours recently In a pond tive powers of the cortes, and rule the kingdom autocratic fashion by "right remain vacant family lots; and near there. divine." Should she in turn die be­ •aordiiu- to 1'sik Gibson, there are at John McNally took 850. worth of prem­ >«*t I2.voo.fiou acre* of unoccupied high iums on his apple, pear and other frnlt ex­ fore the baby king of Spain reaches his majority Princess Eulalia would prairie or table land in northern Montana, which caauot »«e MirpaMutl In lhe produc­ hibit at tho Dowagiac fair. The Plainwell fair being a good become regent tion of wheat, oats tnd barley without lrriiation. deal of a success came out 8200 abort This ■ . A New York firm has n house in V|<> toria street, London. Their English representative, who was paying a visit to Paris, wrote a letter to the London branch and addressed it: "Messrs. Soand-So. Vic street. London.’ The next day two very important a.»U seriouslooking gentlemen visited the London otllce of the New York firm, and, show­ ing one of the clerks tho letter, asked him if he knew by whom it was writ­ ten " Yes," replied the clerk, "by our manager. What’s tflu giatter with it?" •‘Your manager has grossly insulted her majesty tne queen, and must apol­ ogize to tbe postmaster general for having done eo." "Why. how has he Insulted the queen?” exclaimed tbe as­ tonished clerk, "lie has addressed this letter to ’Vic’ street instead of Victoaia street and Victoria la her maj­ esty's name." "But It .L a common thing for us Americaba to shorten names of streets in addicsslng lettcra. For instance, we often write ‘B'way’ for Btondway." "We don't care what vou do in the United States. You can’t -io it here, and we must insist upon a written apology and assurance that her majesty's name shall not be mangled again by your manager." The apology and assurance were given and so the incident ended happily witl> out bloodshed. other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OH. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. M Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil­ dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children." Castoria. “ Castoria to ao wall adapted to children that 111 So. Oxford at., Brooklyn, X. Y. ** Castoria to ths beat remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hops the day to not far dLslan t when mothers will consider the real Interest of their children, and use Castoria inmedical supplies what to known aa regular morphine, aoothlng nyrop and other hurtful ! �A STRANGE MOCK TRIAL. era! ripe straw berries from his vines het wife ThM Jo h«r lull lhl< Un«u u>« lo— ol on- wtl<* -»*<”«■ % *«■ -cure m«?ber of this socie­ ty whose utmost endeavors were exerted' Or itif Welfare and prosperity, a friend and ■san whorfo upright and noble life waa a standard of emulation to atL ** ! P jl^nlocd. That In our1 natural sorrow fbr a faithful and beloved wodplfiUn the eauae of missions we find consolation In the belief that it ia well with her for whom we uiuuro. * • K.woJcai, That this heartfelt testimoni­ al ot our sympathy be transmitted to tbe htubatid of our departed friend as a token of our respect and esteem for the Christian character of a good woman gone to her rest. Resolved. Tbat these resolutions be spread upon the records of this society and a copy thereof be forwarded to each of the newapapor.* of Hastings by the Seo’y of this meeting. Miw. Schantz i Mitzi. Strikkr I Committee. Mkh. Whitcomb j Golden Weddipg. The 50th anniversary of the marriage of Hr. and Mtn. E. Pennock of South Hastings was celebrated Friday evening at their hornet Although lhe clouds were visible all day. al the appointed hour tbe Invited gueatii Jteftan to assemble aud 347 par­ took qf 4 ,mbsl lx>uul|(ul supper. The yanj was illuminated with .Japanese lantern^junlil the rain dispelled tbeir brbhtucAi )' the. rooms were decorated with becoming1 qulors for. the occasion. The bride anil groom wore yellow rose*. The ailnMx rdoth table was beautiful to look upon;'lovely carnations and smllnx were prominent' In the arrangement .The 'prints were fine and nuroornuB. Elder MdrUu-presenting them in .« few well chosen.words and also gave’a history of their luayrled life which was listened to with marked attention. Mrs. Martin read a pqeiut scqi from Caliternia. written for the occasion. The music was under the supervision of Mrs. Ett.i Ba'rnabv amt WM very fiber everything Ih’deod seeming to add to the pleasure of Iliff evening. But few live lo see tbeir 50l!i wedding day. tbat are as ■ well and hearty as Mr. and Mv<. Pennock. May they live to celebrate th«4r diamond wedding is the universal w(nff of their host of friends. ■ 1Tk* supervisors arc busy at work Mtith tbe work before them, and it h provable Ilfat they will pot complete tbeir duties far Ihi't term much before tbe end of the ■week. • They'hnvo had an unusual utnoont stMixhtforward business-like way that speaks-well fur the board as it ston.U. Th' Ihistd ehvled ihe following nflWis: —. Brlirx*. Yankee Sprints. Plain ComuUtdquer; D. C. Warner. Baltimore, St^Kwd Ex.utiltier; 1’viry G. Henry, Sup’t. Tit-re v.vrii alw.uVJO applicants (or the -pai.'i »n uf Janitor <•(• the court horse R Vtv. Il Ch-nj. nf this city., the pX-sent janitor hi ! dogi- bis work so well tKat In-. wii elected on the seeond ballot. Salary The moat singular trial on record Billy Hayden of Charlotte lias sued tbe was that held in the Tombs a few years Grand Trunk road forSSO.OOt for in­ ago, says the New York Press. It was juries received ou tbeir road. a trial by jury in which the court and.Bert Humeston, aged about forty years, der sentence of death and literally Br­ while working on the new church, at ing in the shadow of the goilowra. Olivet, last Friday, was carried over a fall­ After the attempted escape pf Danny ing wall from an altitude of about twentyLyona and Danny Driscoll had been five feet and was horribly crushed to frustrated Warden Osborne conceived death under a huge mass of stones. About four loads of stones b&ame loosand carried into execution a scheme ui.«l from the green-mortar by the rains, which made like attempts out of tbe and Mr. H. jumped from the scaffold­ question. Murderers’ row iq the old ing to them as they started to fall. jSe building was vacated and the ground thought tbe scaffolding wm friwluff way floor of the left corridor in tbe new ,‘tcn- but that stood secure. He leaves a wife day" bouse fitted up for the reception and three children iu Voor circumstances. and safe keeping of those doomed to The contractor drew them a check of f 100 death according to law. The war­ and tbe church will provide them with a den's idea was a novel one. He home.—Charlotte Tribune. had a screen of strong wire built from J. B. Willison brought a fine large apple between each cell's door to the win­ to this office, well matured am! highly dows on the opposite side of the corri­ colored which had upon the same stem six dor. This gave each convict a separate full blown blossoms. Nshire is some­ space to walk in for exercise. The times cspreclom and does strange things death-watch occupied chairs between —Vermontville Echo. each screen qnd the men were con­ stantly in their sight It also allowed SHEBIFP’d HALE. them to see each other and their visit­ ing friends and to converse when they B ute of Michigan, county of Barry-m. virtue uf a writ of Fieri Facia* t«*nrd out felt in that mood. The first to occupy ofBy aud under ihn mA1 of the Circuit Court for the cells were six men convicted of Hit- county or B krry am! s?;»te ot M cttlgan lo me niurder in the first degree and sen­ •tire-’ied and delivered again*! the goods and cbattle*. bind* and tenements of INdahton De­ tenced to be hanged in the Tomba. haven. I did on the wcmhI d iy uf December, tbe ri|hi They wen; Giblin, Pockenham. Caro­ A. !>., 1W7. l.'Vy uoon and lake and Iniyrast of the ealii Ih lghtou Dehaven tn tin, Lewis, Nolan and Carleton. They title and to the following described real estate ell were all executed except Giblin, who killed a baker named Getz. His sen­ tence vyas commuted to imprisonment for life. Carleton, who was known by the sobriquet of '•nundsome Harry,” who shot and killed Officer Brennan, was the last to be hanged and was the last one executed in the Tomba Sunday is always the dullest day in tho Tombs, for no visitors nre admit­ ted. and the condemned wen) leftlo their own sad thoughts. Giblin pro­ posed that they try one of their num­ ber by jury, and Carolin, who chopped his unfortunate wife to death with a hatchet, was singled out to be tried. “Old man" Packenham. who killed his' wife with a pair of scissors, was made judge; Giblin, district attorney; Carle­ ton, counsel for the defense, and Lewis an^ Nolan tho jury, zlfter the consent of Deputy Sheriff Caraher was given the trial proceeded, every part of the judicial programme being- minutely carried out, even to putting Carolin on the stand to testify in his own behalf. Bxtt despite the argument of Carleton that it could only be mam-laughter and not murder, the jury found him guilty without leaving their seats. The ef­ fect on Carolin, the deputy sheriff said, was painful and pitiful to witness, lie never raised his eyes while “Old man" Peckenham sentenced him to die on the 20th of August. ISSB, Front that day he seemed to weaken nnd the au­ thorities were afraid he would break down completely. Fathers Pendergast and Galenas, with the sisters, who were daily in attendance, tried to com­ fort and rally him, but without avail. The verdict of his fellows had almost killed him. x ' All of the business paSMkl off pieasautEconomic entomology is that branch, ly atnl has been done well. The sclec- of the science which, looking beyond ttenp are all good ones, and' the question the mere collection and claastflcution ■of politic* did notenter into the nutter. of insects, has to do with the ^control of those which injuriously affect agri­ SLEEP IS GOOD MEDICINE. cultural products. Ita imporMnco is shown by the fact that its bibliography fills a volume of four hundred and fifty There ia nothing like sleep to store pages, while the A?«oclation of Eco­ up nervous energy and put flesh on the nomic Entomologists number some bones, says the Philadelphia Presc. In sixty active members. That the achieve­ an article published some years ago, ments of it& students or professors are and generally ascribed to Oliver Wen­ remarkabkr to shown by the statement dell Holmes, It was recommended that mode in-* recent address by the do­ nervous women be put to bed and com­ minion entomologist of Canada that a pelled t<5 stay there while they were saving of lour hundred thousand dol­ fattened with nutritious foods, just as lars’ worth of agricultural products a chicken is fattened for market With waa made in North Dakota and Minne­ the acquirement of fat ami the Alling sota during 1891 by the adoption of cer­ upof the reservoirs of nervous strength tain measures recommended to farmers the fidgety, emotional, whimsical by official entomologists. -woman will get up from her bed anEntomology as a hobby is now wide­ *t>thcr t>eing. Thomas A. Edison, the ly pursued by young people and no de •electrician. proved by his own case j partment of natural history is more at­ how flesh can be acquired by sleep. tractive, says the Youth's Companion. ■One week he slept fourteen hours a j Bnt the biologic study of insects, • day and the next week twenty-two '। though of the first importance to the ‘ ’hours. The result was a gain of seven ■j economic entomologist, is to him only tponnds in weight A woman of only ' the first step. modorate physical strength waa asked 1I The life history of a given pest tow she managed to attend to the i1 known, he aims to devise some means ktfc business from which she, gained , ------ ——---------- •— to control it Some of the achievements s«ort. anff the answer waa that she In thia Hne are, in a general way. well ■of^tned it by sleeping ten hours six 1 known. edaya and spending tho whole of the ! The prao The Colorado Colorado potato-beetle potato-beetle is ia prao, seventh day in bed. There has been a ! tleally under tho thumb of paris green, visible advance in the health of the J The codling-moth, whose larva infests American people during tho peat twen- our apples, is readily controlled by Ay or thirty, years. Their stock of vi- spraying the trees with the same polrofftty has increased and they Uro , son at the proper season. So with Manger. And while there are other -many other pests of the farmer and •.reasons for this change, tho chief one fruitgrower. But, as Prof. Riley estiis tbat people sleep longer and rest mates that one-tenth of our ogricul-moro. • The hours for work have grad- tural products is annually ruined by • ually grown fewer. Factory opera- Insects, it is evident that nlenty of ~-~-ii~i t.-----romajna 1ms donp ln dirw_ •lives* *•* arc no longer compelled to hurry •to their work at five o'clock in the lion. morning and work until seven o’clock The to tel annual loss from insects In - 5n the evening. the United Stetesls placed by the best Business and professional men go to entomological authorities it .-about ' dheir counting-rooms ami offices an 5380,000,000. As the entomologists of | '<hcvin-or more later.and leave as much the various state agricultural oxperi- ! ••earlier in the afternoon. The result is me nt stations and of the national de- ! ';more time for sleep .and better health. partment of agriculture pursue their ' ;2tat there is still more room for im- Investigations further this enormous ' \jjrovemeut in this way. Wolter Be- loss will be greatly reduced. i sunt, the English novelist, said a few When their labors become better ' weeks ago at Harvard university, when known and appreciated their oppor- : commenting on'the graduating class: tun 1 ties for work, as well as the means “A fine, noble looking lot of young at their disposal, will be increased. • men. They are unlike our English Many more hands and brains will lie i university atudente physically. I think needed to do the work and young men j our young men, os o rule, are bigger, and women trained in entomology will ; heavier, stouter men. while yours be called for as assistants. Siaro more nervous activity than ours. Most of the states have now estab* ' They are slighter and, perhape, taller, llshed agricultural experiment stations f but ■ they seem to be . more highly and at the majority of these an antomol- . strung nerifoualy.** Thsft ia the trouble ogist is busily nt work on his speaktty. , <wlth a majority of graduates. Nob- Some of the agricultural colleges give •wltLsfaudipg lhe growth of the -Athletic spirit in colleges, too many young men go out irito life too “highly ■,_________ . Utime th.-to steung’. njsrrq^sly.” There U no better .U devote more and more medicine.than good >od sleep and plenty The implements needed far the coiOlli. ,— r boy man is lection and study of insects are few nrlylH laoewybyaa wise habit inexpensive. For young persons up U»o early in the morning, whose happiness Has-in otr-door lift U. happier, there would be less crime of natural more invlt- tinted In thn township of Johnstown, Barry County. Michiiuui. to Wit: Tbe north west fractional quarter <’i) of -the rorth enrt fractional quarter ('*> of sretinn number two (Ji town urn, (!) u»rth of ravgr -lgnt(a) west.containing fonv-ave (Wacre* of lu.d iu- re nr less, ail of ublch I *L.»!I rxiane for aah- t-ipii'-llf atnalon or vendue to the high■--t buMrr a- the law dirn>*K nt'the north front tl.Hir ot th- •. our I House In lhe «Ity of Hastings. Hint ti-u-.g tb? imUllhtf In wh’cb pie rirnih, I 'uilrt for sit'd •minty of Berry, state ot Mick•gan. !• heJd.no Sxfu-dsy the second dav of Jiccit. llAKri: StiHiNKit. Ex-tom riff. O. s. CLABK. FJilmiff'sAU’y. , Datml. October !Sth. IrtKJ. ADMJ NlSTKATOIfi* HA I.E. 'll'- auction tn t r highest bidder. V" ................ '* ----------A. ?>.. I««. ■rtiuHn st* tbe 11 the tnwptrvb.g. ty ol Barry, <o iti ••( lUrrv cuusty, Mic'4v*t>, aJl of lire p'-. v'.iihi. Utt- I.®’! ii'b-wst->f the Mid de■.•■! <>t. lu foul r-• • es.i» r slUud** ntjd ‘•it i!> lb- cduiih of lurry. p» IliR,* ate <d i-'ii,. v.. >.-n aid ‘ As ■ follows. •'ll: I ■-<•-.■ I h • M.trh «■•*"»? quarter )of l’v j>«h!i w«4 to Alexander o» * which !Wfat« FberaisriMwIto be due and unpaid.st the date of tills not^e the num of two hundred ninety-wren and forty one-hundredths dollars dal *0-100) nnd an attorney’s fee ot ten dollars provided tor In Mid mortsa<e. and no suit or proceedings st law having been Instituted Jo recover Uw moneys secured by said mortgage, Or,ra«Ttare?’byerijtue ot the power ot sale contained In said mortgage, and the statute In such case made and provided, notice Is hereby glvrn that on Hnturdny the 13th day of Janu­ ary. A. D.. 1MM. a» ten o'clock In the forenoon, I*baU*edl at public auction, to tbe blrbest bidder, at lhe north front door ot the Court House. In tbe city ot Hastings, Michigan, (that being tbe place where the Circuit Court for Barry Count - is bolden,] the premises des­ cribed In add mortgage, or so much thereof a« mnv be necessary tu pay lhe amount due on n:dd mortgage, with B percent Interest, and all Stnl coats, together with tbe attorney s fee ovid-d for In said oiortgage. The pram’^ log dracrii»ed In raid mortgage M all that piece or parcel ot land altua&ln the town ot Castleton. Barry' Comity. Michigan, and described as follows, to-wit:-The north twenty acres of trte west half of the soulb west quarter of section Seventeen (17) in uiwu three .3> north of ramie -even (71 weatAl.KXANDltiFomB. MurtgkgeeDated. October 19th. IMO. DOINGS notice I am goin£ to dinpoBe of my new, furniture at some price. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. 1 will still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ stering and repairing. I an ih Chicago Frank Stebbins this week on business Jefferson St. Furniture Store. and pleasure. Is still in the Agricul­ tural Implement busi­ ness across from the roller mill. He hand­ les the Belknap Wag­ ons and S'eighs, the best in tbe world.1 He also carries a fine line of Buggies and carri­ ages that can stand the closest of inspection, anil he can always suit you on pnce. ■1 J W. Jlr.NiiKniiiioTT. Remember that after Nov. 1st, I will occupy \V. H. Good­ ycar’s new store, going to have it load­ ed'with Bargainseven better than I have offered in the past. Don’t Come and see me. Assest in ruining your eyesight but, have your eyes examined and fit­ ted with glasses by You’ll always be satisficd with what you get -at Adit'ich'.ruior. Bated. October !Otb. i*n Between THE RACKET Dr. Q. W. LOWRY. TIMEandMONEY IF you nave time you sive Ihnoney. You can save a vmt amount of time if you are talk­ ing for or any kind of building mater ial. by coming directly to is and not only that, yon will fave money by buying of us. We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get a living. WANTED SAW LOGS I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWINC P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they can't handle call and see me. 1 will buy timber standing. J. L WILKINS, act. What You Want ? Ladies and Gents’ Over Gaiter Lamb’s Wool Slipper Soles, Mishawaka Knit Boot, Rubbers of all kinds. tion. *7 ^nni£itaf your friend who uses the 1«>UND oak. of pXpie t£ 19'' imi‘ations and get badly disappointed, then it’stoo late 1 Y ou can be wise in time if vour eves are reading thin THE NAME ON THE LEG ’ Bold Onlv bv 08 thW’ Also a fine line of Moloney Brother: ■• : !sses and -- Childrens’ finc Shoes-just received, ill and see them at i-X'Lr. . PolQ Only Dj Qoouymr Pr«s. P. Q. STOWELL. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-10-26.pdf fbe2301da1075cfd6c599ffdbfcf9bb5 PDF Text Text The best Adverttsinguiediutn in Bar~ rj County. . Hastings Banner. VOL XXXV11I. NO. 26 HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER. 26 1893. Hastings Banner. not ■■■ most artistic finish of any that <■ < r seen. They arc everywhere leilg' d to be the best in the world, thev cost no more than is • iiijcnor goods. They : . t'lrability, convenience and econ>s for style- and beauty. BTIOS.. COUNTY NEWS. dfl VnN VflLKtNBURGti L j Hardware Man ol Barry Goumij. HASTINGS, MICH.' UNION BLOCK. 'T GET YOUR FEET WET For It Does Not Pay . i.ittle Ke.l Front will sell you cheaper than yon can pay A Doctor Bill i very pair warranted and should ivy rip we’ll fix them free of charge. ‘A'e do not whine over a just claim, I'M’ daina ,ed goods but make it 2rood at once. Call and see us. WOOLLEY & BR2N50N REMEMBER Th it o.ir Special Sale of Baby Carriages will last only a few days Secure one now if you want it cheap. Please call at my re and examine my stock while in the city. WHOLE NO. 2002 *An “Autumn Exercise*? by primary pu­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jarrard and J. D. pils in charge of Misses Lillie WardeL Guy are at Chicago this week—Chas and Wllda Blivin wm very fine and the Mason has his house nearly completed— little folks heartily cheered by the audlMr. and Mrs. Hyde, .John Gibson and son and Miss M. Bally arc dolng^the White uxA brief language exercise was bad with a*STlNG8, MICH, city this week—Baling hay is the order a class of nine, 2nd grade pupils In charga of business in Maple Grove at present— of Miss Louisa Naglor. The exercise was Lowell Jsrrad was in Battle Creek Sun­ ftTaluIy 16 develop use of singular and Orangeville. day—M. Guy visited Woodland frlend.3 plural forms of the verb., Orangeville is represented at'the world's Saturday and Sunday—Irving Boston arid k Guy Johnson, of Middleville, gave a fair this week by Mr. and Mm. A. R. Dick Graham started Monday for .the dumb bell exercise the same being accom­ bnopk. Dr. Buchner. Rob'l Beattie, W. A. World's fair. panied by the organ. • Murdock and Frank Brown—J. W. BoynThe next meeting will be held in the _H™ryr„"n„ilab„Ud(n|(i> |WM «on. the railroad projector fron* Grand often city of Hastings on the last Saturday of F rank Leonard will soon have bis tmns,. Rapids, was In tht» village Monday.' We ready to move Into—Judging from thn ? January. The choice of place provoked a all hope and pray that the railroad ho n-he.,»,l.u,|l"nr’„„wil| Mrs. John Pendergast visited friends lively contest and several- votes were much talked of will materialize—Fred Ho­ necessary ,0 decide the matter. So im­ telling Is sick with congestion of the lungs here last Wednesday—Hon. Frederick l jrltk huu... on hl. r.rni nwr bore —Mrs. Eva Bailey and Mrs. Will Good­ Douglas opened the Students Lecture As­ portant Is this association becoming that tor'll! 5”o<t“ll« • H'linU-r >re Kolnit Year. of Hastings, visited the latter's sociation course last Thursday night with some enterprising village will doiibtleM north o hum tl,l, i,i i rtom lW, vlcl„^J an address on the “Race Question." This soon offer a large bonus to secure its meet­ Ira OsuNxi has put up a new wind mill in mother, Mrs. H. Beattip on day last week week on Friday evening James Whitcomb ing. —A dancing party will be held at the hall. NOTBS. place „f the one which wm uluwn down. Friday evening. Oct. 17-Mrs. James Riley and Douglas Shpriey appear—The Moat of the city teachers were there. A Brown, cf Prairieville, and Mrs. Park­ Board of Regents met last week and the report showed that the-expense connected few of them seldom grace such meetings. hurst. of Holton, Kansas, were guests at Mis. Fot d Carr, of Grand Rapids, who auaoj with the University last year was 8375,000 All the Middleville teachers came save has been visiting her mother. Mrs. John Mrs. D. Klingensmith’s last Friday. —Pres. Angell has gone to Chicago In THIS TRADE-MARK, search of additions io the Museum, at the Misses Winters and Fumlss. Mr. Thumas “( Charlottr„and Albert Barnum, uf fair—The Collcg * supports several papers, Nashville teachers came In force. Wood­ Miss Bertha Gaskill attended the teach­ there being the “U. ot M. Dally,” "The land also. Vtom hud were guests uf Asa Noves last . .... ............... Wheeler, of Woodland, was er-association al Hastings last Saturday Wrinkle," a humorous semi-monthly, after Far away Assyria was represented by a — Miss Bertha Moore ha" returned from the styles of “Life," and several other | hc guest of J W. Noyes last Sunday uiglit Mias Minnie Wilkinson h home Ludington, where she has apeut the last class publications, all edited and managed majority of her teachers. Nearly all the • ’••uiJ harlntte- <.>«,. Cniji was at Lacey three months—Dr. Clayton Willison left by students—The total enrollment has 8th grade pupils of No 5 attended also. <•: Friday on bu-lness—Boni, to Mr. and for Detroit last Monday where he experts been given' otU as 3465. This will, of In school matters there arc very, fsw Mr- Irwin Eddy. Oct 2dtb. a git I-Mrs. to practice medicines—Miss Fannie Earle, course. Increase some but can hardly equal fllmron Assyria. Irn-hel smith, of Grand Rapids, visited of Rk’tilnnd, made Addle Robinson a very last year at best—The U. of M. Fool Ball . Leroy Thro|>e failed to put in an ap­ hl r nephew, jr.t Kinne. Inst week—Mbs pleasant call one day hut week—Mrs. Rus- Team met defeat al the hands of the Chi­ pearance. Owing to poor health, hie Miri-un KMI. of Lickpurt. N. ¥., and U. s"H is in your city caring (or the sick at cago University Eleven last .Saturday In weight Is now only 280 lbs. What an im­ Kill and w in . ->f Nashville, were guests at the hninc of her son—Levi Dewey and 8. Chicago- Duane Bauer. o( Ypsilanti, was pressive presentation he would have made IL Willison Were chosen ns delegates to In town Saturday—At the Field Day ex­ of the subject of physical culture. the church convention held In Charlotte ercises Saturday last, several college rec­ The "missiunary” was' present In Chi jvsterdny ami Mr, Venline to the A’. I*. S. ords were broken and the Foot xkxll A S. Cortrigbt anil family returned to C. E. convention held In the evening at Eleven defeated by the State'Normal boys person of Geo. Bassett, of Middleville. their home last Monday eve after having the same place—Miss Lizzie Whitby, who —Work on the new recilatioh building Is Hastings teachers undertook to provide « ...... I- ...Worlds al... U*_fair. 1 I’ Many « >|>< ni a we-kat the | has been a sufferer for some limo Is failing rapidly progressing. for the inner wants of all la attendance. otti.T-. who al.-o visit, d the fair at Chicago I' —The world's fair visitors have all reThere were many patrons in attendance have returned feeling nappy that no | turned amt report n p’>-asant time—Mr. accident hud occurred to mar the pteace ami Bert Blanton and Mrs. Jno. Lasliei, 6f ’’"The meet I or of the Co. Association on a most encouraging slcn. Church and Society. m.d plertMirr of the trip—Another one of Dowling, spent Sunday with the latter's the 21st was certainly a success. The weather was delightful and the attendance Barry county's uld piomOTi died on the brother Win. (’ Robinson and family. On “All Saints Day”. Nov. 1st., thf 15 inst. Ssmurl (.earn aged 75 jears consequently good. Not all whose names members of Emanuel church, will celek appeared upon the program put in an ap­ brate the 30th anniversary of their Parish pa-Mti t«i the other shun- at the residence pearance. yet (here was perhaps enough. organization, wllh appropriate services] <d hi- daughter Mr.*. Mit Noble io the A. W. Wilcox and sister. Mary E. t part of Barry. tatry. His ills funeral cox, were nt Hastings Friday and Sating The music was excellent though we ques­ commencing with a celebration of the th£ Baptist church | day to see friends and attend the Institute tion whether "congregational" hinging, in Holy Communion in the church nt lb i* burled beside his I —The eighth grade pupils Asa Wright. part at least, Is not desirable. The papers o'clock, riiere will also Iw a social galh; wife who was convejfd to her long Amy Shephard. Mabie Newton. Ma tile were good and the class recitations In geo-,. .cring In the evening of the same day, resting place about n year ago In the Tuckerman. Clara Lyonatd and Cora eral well conducted and profitable^" if with papers, reminiscences etc, North ci-mvtry Bev. Pope offleiatiug. Wright attemb-d the Institute at iiastiiufs 'tficte was a lack anywhere. It was in the Thn M. E. social will be entertained on Two daughters residing in town survive Saturday—Mrs. E. J. ilurioin returned discussions. Nearly everyone warned to Wednesday evening of next week Nov. him wii > have the heartfelt sympathy of a home from Battle Cn-ck Monday—A good be tired and no one had difficulty in get­ 1st by Medames O. D. Spaulding, W. BL ho»t of friendsand neighbors in their sad inany from this place an* a( Chicago this ting the floor. Bowne, Wm. Jones, Willison. Cannotx, After music and devotional exercises hours of bereavement—Corn husking arid week. Among them are Chas. Cox' and Vance, Dcnpia. F. Black. A. Black, Pryot potato digging i» nearly all done (or the wife. Henry Tasker, wife and daughter conducted by Bev. Mr. Cox. Mr. Chas. A. Perry. Ryerson and Sllnchcomb at the jearof A. D. 1893. The former being Gertrude. Ed. Frost. Wert Jewell, John Gaskill read a paper on "The Teachers church dining rooms. Refreshments better than was anticipated before it was Tasker, and Calvin Smith—Ball game last Responsibility." The paper will be pub­ Served from 5 to 7 to which a cordial in­ shucked out. while the latter is a light Friday married men vs single, which re­ lished and so no extended extracts will bo vitation Is extended. - ' made. The teacher must by hi hearty crop about here—Homer Crosby, of ,Ken­ sulted In a victory for the former—Mrs. C. L. S. C. will meet.wlih Mrs. Maggie dal made a brief visit at W. F. Barker's Mason, of Bellevue. visited at C. W. sympathy with children and be abk to and A. .1. Cortrlght’s last Sa'iirdry. His Tompkins the first of the week—Mark Ab­ gain their entire confidence. Ajr we Bailey Oct 37, with the following pro­ teach more by example .than by precept, gram:— ' brother t'harlca of Richland took In the bey and family, of lohla. wei he should lie a man of spotless reputation, Rome and thejnaking of Modern Eurbase ball game played here on Saturday Ablwy’s the first of the week. a iiKKicl Hi every respect. npe—Miss Ada Michael. \ by county Um- dub vs Hickory Corners’— following this came a class exorcise in •Outlines of Economics—Mrs. Magg e > Dowling Tip Bradley and George Stanley and sevgeography conducted by Miss Mary Wood ­ Bailey. LAlmut fifty friends and relatives gather­ What is Philosophy? Synopsis—Miss visit,at the World’s fair—The Wesllyan ed at the residence of the Rev. H. A. Gar- ard. The class consisted of about SO pu­ .■vH-ictv i^ve reshinglrd their parsonage . lett. in Baltimore, to witness the marriage pils from ttje sixth gnftle and their work Striker. Quotations. ‘Liberty Bell. . adding much Io the appearance of the ! of tin-ir granddaughter Miss Lizzie Boyes showed gi'twi Instruction. The exercise j to Mr Everett E. Calms of Crewey. The Remember the Convention of the Barry j ceremony was preformed by the Rev. J A. have you heard geography sung?" The County Endenvorers at the Presbyterian । Cairns fattier of the groum of Lalnbertvilie lesson was on the Noith Central States church next Saturday. Sessions begin­ ami after a few preliminary questions two W. A Given !s building a nvw barn at I' Monme Co. Mich. A very pica-t int time pupih were sent to the Imard to sketch ning at 1:30 and 7 p. m. • wax enjoyed by nil present nnd several bl* n-sidjjih-e ou I Middle Fred G. the group. This was done very nicely The Y- P. S. C. E. next Sunday at the f'iJ. >n SL Int— .ndlnc In | V,‘r> beautiful «lld Useful pnoellt! Baker lia-« gnne to ( .. o ........ ....... —•____ Friends and accurately in six or eight minutes. usual place. Leader Ethel Taylor. make that his home Willie Hyde was at I Were pre-rut frum Hastings. Moline. In their outline were plated rivers and Usual services at the Presbyterian Grand Rapids Saturday—D. A. Phillips is Hickory Corners. Lambertville mid cities as dictated by other‘members of the ijolng the world's fair th:-, week—John Cressey, ami all joined in wishing tjie class. Pupil points out on this umb var­ church next Sunday. ious things demanded by the class?M>ne Weber and sons. Fat ami Dutch, lett Mon­ young couple long life and happiness. Young peoples prayer meeting at t]ie day night for a huutlng trip t p north— pupil names the states comprising the Baplht church next Sunday evening |at Mr. and Mrs. (). M. Hulllngrr soent Sun­ group nnd another spells the capitals. six o'clock. Importance of little things, day with friends in Grand Rapids— Mis-es Several sent to board to write description* ladder, Will Vance. Maud and1 Mrs. Phelps of Hastings of cities, etc. Productions of the states Myrtle Smith and Faina Lee.of Woodland, Mr. Perry of Kalamazoo, that great itncalled on frienjls here Sunday und started spent part of last week at M. Chi n Iler’s were given. Routes of travel from Lome petaonator, will give one of his popular from here Monday morning for (’hkngo to —Mr. P. Wortsman and family of Batth* to various cities n<Aed. The -xercise take In the sights at tnc world's fair-B. Creek has moved on Mis. S. Simpson’s which was excellent lasted SO minutes enujrtaiumentji nt the Baptist eburah, Wednesday evening, Nov. 1st. for the D. Robinson, of Midland, was the guest of fuiln—-E B. Payne returned frum the and closed by another stanza of the same (>eneflt of Hie Young Peoples Uuiou. Mr. Miss Edin Smith over Sunday—<>ur teach­ uorth last Friday—Leroy Srantz and son song. lu the discussion following this exer­ Perry Is well known In this city having ers were all at Hastings Saturday attend­ went to Hastings Monday—Rev. and Mrs been here before with the Kalamai " ' ~ ing the teachers association—W. A. Smith Mcla’an of Allegan visited at O. D. cise. opinion Mjemrii to vary somewhat .v quartette. Admission 25c. has returned from his visit in Ohio—Mrs. laxnuis’ the latter part of the week— to the value of committing io metnory Tho Indies connected with the Baptist .lay Hawkins, of Vermontville, was the Messrs Miller. Stanley ami Southerland the names of all the counties In the lower church will give a dinner at the church guest of her sister Mrs. John Taj lor are packlmt apples on^our street—Mlsnet. peninsula of our state. Eviry Tuesday—A number of our young people Lois ami Little Payne returned from Kal­ > Mls» Alice McKinnls, or NaatreiBe, read parlors Saturday of this week, were nt' Vermontville Tuesday evening at­ amazoo Friday—E. Gater’s second eon I short paper upon teaching the proper body cordially Invited. Dinner the was severely poisoned by suniack but Is use of the dictionary, emphasizing the im­ from 11:80 to 2 o'clock. tending an entertainment given by the belter nt this writing—John Ashby and parlance of this mid giving the method CongregatlOB*l society of that place. At (be Methodist Episcopal chufch _ sum Willie went to Hastings .Monday- - puraued in her clmses. . rill George ami Emma Kahler spent Saturday ■ Miss Flora Beadle rend a most excellent next Sunday morning the Pastor ___ and Sunday at Maple Grove-Mr. and paper on the «Study of English UImsIcs." preach on "Our defences—how ■ we build Lonra pla«. lull Mrs. O. Lmmls spent Sunday at Lee Loren Clark rormerly formerly or of iMa this plat*. It wan a thoroughly practical paper aw’d them." The evening services will begin • now of jour rllj l» ru.limtlnK out burr at Smith’.*—Gid Wilkinsbn nnd wife went was listened to with the cioacst attention. with a 15 mitiutes song service. Sunday tbl. wrUlw-Jaowa Bnllla Tiw- to George liny woods’ Sunday—H. Will The work should be begun In the primary M-bool ut noon. Epworth Leaguo at 6 •d.j arwrooon Wllh hl. lamll) In drlrn isms of Milo was on onr streets to buy grades. Children appreciate and thor­ o’clock. Ihroukhh. IwrayMkb. wwn- lira, -III Sheep Frtd ly—Those on the sick list are oughly enjoy such feuding. <RhmI rending make tlralr lotur.. home. Ihry an «Hb a is a most valnabio accomplishment. Much Adams. At Ids home tn Lacny. Sept. 33, 3M, c.„errd wakira-Wlll Bowe ba. n.w«l ONE PRICE mornnd May Gesler. of iirart disexw, Orrin Adams. . poor reading due to the divorcement of .larava Brill. pl«« f°r lira wlnlrr The sound ami sense. Study of.authors Im­ SliOE DEALERS. dryrr ha, run ibnra day. but undor.land Married. Milo portant nnd interesting. Material for the flTocnKnLiXK- 1’r.RHV. Oct-Ulih. (893, by' M. rhat lira auwly or apt>l« » W. taker. •(. I'., Mr. Robert Htocberdne. of A clear cs-c where the tall wags work can be had some wav. if the board There was a pleasant surprise at Barvy B a times. Mich. a"d Miss Merletie Ferry, the ImhIv. What? Tie Senate of the V. will not furnish It. an entertainment wiil o. Allegan Ou.. Midi. CounIa- la.l Friday ovnlnir who" » provide the necessary funds. 40 of their neighbors and re ally** walked S. The writer bad supposed it was the Sup't Sterling remarked that onn o{ the D aiu . ing -Moira. At Fo.-t Wajne. Ind., WedIn on them and took poMe»>lou of the theory of government that the majority chief advantages In attending n college Is u-.Mlar. I*-. ‘33, Mr. Frack (Mrllng. of house The evening w«® dance- ruled. But not so in the case of our L'. S. ■ ld«.:it«. .tmLAiiM Hattie Mure, ol this city, InZud irarar.. The part, felt tor ibrlr Senate. Having tied- itself up with old to come In contact with great minds. In Illsrtwiiy (riehds extend cougratulatloaa.. t.igy rules the mil wags the .-bod)— Rev. the study of tlie classics we do the same Last spring n Kalamazoo merchant dtsWright u( Simpson st. church Kalamazoo, thing. It is Um best and sure*; wav to lectured la-fore the Ladles Aid Society secure a good vocabulary. Pupil- blunder trilnirinl pumpkin seed among his lust Thursday eve to a good h6usr. on the and fall In every branch because they have era and oifere-ta prize to the lad., log the largest pumpkin therefrom. The subject of "Thinking.’’ A tine lecture not learned to read intelligently. Jp'XX.'.^VJd’V P.V■»-■» H»d well delivered. It cairird me back to Sup’L Wilkinson belle veil that the tlm<> first prize, a black silk dress, was won by (He time when I wa* about 10 bears of age was coming when the school revile-.s must Mrs. Wm. Uvncyretl of I'lamweH town­ tor a large yoke ol oxen. i.ml listened to >» lecture of Ellhu Burn tt go and give plan to this better material. • ship. Miss Wllco&of Assyria, tliougli' that learned blacksmith of W-rcest-r. Two Davis boys caught a mammoth eel Mass.—Did you ever hear of the Rev. Geo. teachers could gel the material 'tllh-m- in the mill pond at Battle Creek weighing Bnv. Van Wlnklu of BaliMd l« Wj* Culp of Battle Creek? if not the reader-of dllDcnltv If they would onlj set alei.it it. elgtit pounds and measuring fonr feet. Mr. Fortney, of. Woodland, thought It tills article ought to have heard his lecture iwforr the iJidiea Aid Society last Friday best to begin with biography in the lower Thrives broke Into a Methodist minis­ n"S eve on company F. and reinliiSeenses of grades. ters residence al Battle Creek and carried At the opening of the afternoon session away a valise containing a Metho-.tist dis­ the rebellion. He drew a full house. lrd-« rlabl arm »< 'hn ,h<rald<-r Joint M rs. The writer was reminded uf the remarks Miss Helen Thompson, of the Nashville cipline. some religious tracts and sermons. he heard a yoong minister makn. After high school, read a paiwr upon the bene­ ' It Is to be hoped that they will read them giving out a very common every day text fit* derived from the study of the modern ! carefully aud sin no more. by saying he did not make so much differ­ languages. French nnd German coming n G. Boynton Is !'lc'c» ence about the text ns tile man behind IL to stand on an equality with Latin and I A Ganges boy named Ellis was walking But In this case tVe text aud the man be­ Grevk. Indlapenslblo lo.one who would ' on the strcvis of Chicago when a cop, the hind It wan gomi. At tiroes bln audience pursue to any extent llu* science or. higher :I biggest he ever saw. tlvought ho noticed a was in tears nnd alternated In peals of mathematics. The German language vs- | deadly vteapun sltcking out of his pocket. He Mezed ERis by the collar and wm laughter nnd dapping of hands. Uls penally rich ln-lte literature. Mr. Boera, of Freeport, and Miss Eddy 1 walking him off b> the station, when be definition of a copper bead wan a person of the Hastings high achool. both thought i■ suddenly changed his mind and spg­ p.lfka h." «nn« o( Vn>lri<”IH'> <;>.! in.'I- but P't Mb.ra.tl .nd repudl.lM that If only a limited time la given to the ' gested a tn-at Instead. The revolver wm him Tira «rtler -111 MX .llempl an abaltaet of Ida leelnre. To appreciate II a stndy nf other languages, latlu Is nf 1 of glaw and was used as a receptacle for per^m mu.-e hear lt-W. o. Town, and most Importance as our language is so j candr. • wife entertained Rev. Culp, during bis largely derived from that. “Supplementary Reading" wm the sub­ j Burglars entered a clothing store at stay a: Mllo—Rc*- L Mmrtera lectures on the eve oM»e «4th. before the Ladlaa Aid ject of a paper by Miss Minnie iteplogle, ■ Grand Ledge and helped themselves to Society. Subj.'ct "Some of the perils of of Dtatrlet No 5, Maple Grove. It describ­ about sixteen dollars worth of elothea, vuanff wnflianliraxt"—About a score of ed the work done In her school and gave I -thTrdod rlttzro. of Pratrievlllo laato far speelmena of werk done by the pupils. r.... ...... .... uov ■brailab.lTburM.np, COOK V\ HwUngi were in town Sunday—F. G. hav’L'TtW’ PlefCe and MrK G,e<son Jo th frum ,he f«*r-The addition on the doctor’s house ts ready for plaster —Mr. Bailey of Cedar Creek shipped a car load of hogs from this station Monday, n Henry Robinson moved to Bedford Tuesday. Largest Circulation of- any paper in tki County. A. McdOY ?^bddtera‘-M'.Pin“*,t“>4 �wrappea in Brown papyr. M, lu great disorder. She started on see­ from her and opened It nerrou.ly |t CHAPTER XIIL ing him. then, assuming a devil-may- wa. the crayon portrait of henelf „ UA book!” returned Monk, eagerly; ecuted by the defunct artl.t, “opd what did you do with it? Tell me The two men walked together /.are look, she lounged in: “You’re up early. William Jones," "Who pare you thh her-?" that, you old fooll Did you burn itT’ through tho darkness as far as the William Jonm. trembling more than “Burn uuru It?” exclaimed “No, she said. .... . William Jones’Jiut; 2^ ~®* iw. V——the —-other.' ---------------GOOF door Ol '• of LUi»u< ----- , *?Yes. I am np early, he replied, ever. mister, we don’t burn nothin .William . ^rtc<L Mr. Monk struck across the “Tim.” own home, Vz,,, know tznnw where you VOU put DUt It, it, ,' ^dhlUs 1 , . ... towards io his Hi.nwn home. while while gruffly; “’cause why?—’cause I ain't and me. You “Who’s he?" been to bed. And where have you William, dear.. In the old place." Jones entered the door of hia cabin. "ni™ “ c*)mc k»l<inir artcr his mas “Then curse you for an avaricious He would fain have found that cabin been?-test you tell roe that." “Why—I’ve been out, of course, re­ ter. The painter chapaln’t round;and old devil," thundered Monk. “The empty, for the memory of the mat now Tim’s goin’ away In the cart to book has been stolon—do you hear?— scene in the cave was still upon him, turned the girl, defiantly. “That won't do, Matt,* returned tell his friends And he give me thi^- ’ stolen by that young painter!" • and made him as nervous as a chUfl. He could say no more; the effect of But the old man was there, and wide William Jones. "Come, you’ll Jest tell my pictur': he give it to tnr t<> k,.rp me where you’ve keen. You ain’t been His master said 1 were to have it. and bls words upon WlUiaro Jones was awake, and evidently pleased at his 1 mean to keep it now he’s dead!” out all night for nothing." electrical. He gave one wild shriek, j son’s return. nniiUm William Jones handed back the pic­ The girl gave him a look, half of de­ and began tearing his hair. 11 now be ­ "Where have you been, W illiam. CHANAKI. came tiis turn to moan aud rave, and I dear , . Mlu uo_ ------- was fiance, half of curiosity; then she threw ture, and 'seemed relieved. in(h'<.d dear?" said ha The question , ' for some time nothing coherent could ; jnuocont enough In itself, but it was hciself down, rather than sat. upon a when it was out of his hands. “Dead?' he muttered, not :ne.>tiDg .bc got . .from .him. । hidden meaning for William chair. . .... i “1 am tired, 1 am." she said, “and Matt's eye*, but lookin'.- right out to outside the caravan. At length, however. Monk gathered Jones. ' . . . Ho Rays he’ll smash me if I Suddenly an idea struck him. * sea. “Who told you he was dead?" that there was some secret hiding “Where have I beej?" he repented. hungry and cold!" eome here and talk to you.” “I think I’ll pay “Will you tell me where you’ve been. Matt did not reply, but gored at U • . - a domiciliary . risit place which Brinkley had discovered. “at work, to be sure!' * As Matt spoke her bosom heaved and 1to Mr. Monk," he said. "I can ipeet “I thought his poking and. prying The tone of Ixifl reply startled the old Matt?” cried William Jones, trembling Ham so long odd so signi ticanily that her eyes flashed fire. him now on pretty equal terms. If I meant the man, conscious of her s-ruCny, with suspicion r. alarm. , sumroat," moaned William meant, summas, mwim-u ....— —" IIc He looked up. anti and saw uu to .... his “He ain’t at home to-day,’’ she said, hint । a 'few things to him the amiable Jones. “I fancied.Joo, 1 seen marks i j • Course I will, if you keep quiet," turned nnd plunged into the ilarknA.^ raraxra&VIUOUV tliat v.re.. William ------ --was .- as white' in answer to the young man’s query gentleman ( . may think of becoming the sand, of bls dwelling said the girl in answer “ There ain ’ t but I never could find nnonc | • *-*» -----— *>Sana, out i never cuu»** *.***• - ------- : QS a ..host, and trembling violently concerning the ex-wrecker; “he’s gone just," ; ’ An houn-letcr aloud voicesummore<l near, r. and I thought ----thev " was my own -,What's the matter. William, dear?" much to tell neither I wcro awav tip to market-town and won't be back He called up Tim and sent him on marks. Oh. -iL*. what will tome!' I’m ’, he „ked. ragerly. "H.ra you M » along to Pancrocs when the heavy him forth. Ho went to the door, and ■ —U* come ------before night." some trivial errand down to the village. ruined!" I son?" rain came on, then I lay down behind there was Monk, of Monkshurst It ..... wreck, my ' As Brinkley looked at her a sudden As soon as he was well out of th? way “Curse your folly!" exclaimed Monk; |I “No, I ain’t," responded his son, a haystack and fell asleep, and when 1 was the first' time they had inet since thought seemed to strike him. Brinkley entered the caravan, pro­ “you've brought it all on yourself byJ i ly; violent "and look ye now, old ’on. woke up it was daylight and I come they parted on the night nf the mur­ “Matt," he said, “you and I will go duced some papers from the inner your own greed, and you don't deserve der. Monk was dressed in a dark dim­ ,® you jest bo quiet, and let me alone, home." . Wreck hunting this afternoon—that'is, pocket of his coat and locked them up I should helpj you; but I will help neip you! *hat,JB aU1» William Jones looked at her stead­ mer suit, and looked unusually spick if you’ve no objection." securely in his trunk. It — is clear young I oJd m>n knowing his son’s tem- fastly and long: then, as If satisfied, and span. Listen then! IL --*that ’ “* *this v,_ 7 She certainly had none; wherever he “So far so good," he said. “My man has possesqfd kcsitfd himself somehow ... of I h<j waJ| Ujldi Rnd William be turned away. About an hour later “Where's the girl?" ha crie<l, after a went she neemed to be willing to fol­ amiable friend may not be in on amia­ lur .|mle»ly .bout he left the hut And walked along the whispered colloquy of spine minutav your secret and mine. IHut ’"’ from whut * f ^n*Unn(!li w low. In a very little while the two ble mood, and I don’t wish him to get he has said to me. I fancy he has not as nnt “ * tb. room. lie «*« rartalnly trambllog “ Matt, where arc you?" shore straining his eyes seaward. But started off. It was Brinkley who led this any advantage of me!" yet divulged it to a single souh lie Is very much, and was almost overcome instead of looking steadfastly at one In answer to the call Matt appeared time. Matt walking along beside him did not even take with him the the only human being wo have to fear. | with a nervouRncss for which he hiraspot, as his custom was, he paused at the door.' No sooner did she per- • like a confiding child. key of the box, but having attached to We must cease to fear him. Do you ' ; self could not account. For he was no now and again to gaze uneasily about ceive Monk than she trembled violent­ “By the way, Matt," he said, present­ it a small piece of paper, on which were understand?” II coward. ard «r ZJ ra et, poueMion ----- him. At every sound he started and ly and grew very pale. Ta get possession of of a a p prize ly. “you told me once of treasures being some written Instructions, he hid it in No,-William Jonas did not underh(J h- h spas he would have faced turned pale. In truth, he was becom­ "Come here. Matt," he said, with 'an hidden among the sand hills. Did any­ the caravan and started off upon his stand; so, in order to make his mean- . ... ... — »i — -t — i. — .torm which might well m.ko bravo ing a veritable coward—afraid almost Insinuating smile. "See! I’ve brought body ever-find any?" journey. ’ ing clear, Mr. Monk drew him out of •। mcu tremble, not to mention that he of the sound of his own footsteps on something for you—something pretty " “Not that I know of.’’ It was a dark, gloomy morning, giv­ the cottage and wl whispered something th&i ho on more than ono *------- J------for you to wear." . ‘ “William Jones, for instance?" the sands. ing every promise of coming storms. in his ear. Y7211 WllHam Jones, turned as 1 huIoaneiy hastened the end ---- ---------As he spoke he drew from his waist­ “No- Leastways I don't know." As he passed through the wood which white as death CHAPTER XXV. and began to tremble . rwmrt n re h hipwrecked sailors whom he coat pocket a small gold ring, sot with “Well, what would you say, Matt, if surrounded Mopkshurst house the wind all over. ’ J had found and pillaged on the shore, turquoise atones. But Matt still trem­ I told you that I had found one?’’ whistled softly among the trees, mak­ “I couldn't do it, sir," he “o»ned- i After these acts he had been able to , Several days passed away, during bled, and shrank away. “If youi" ing a moan like the sound of human “Look, ye, now—I couldn't do* it!" I sleep the sleep of virtue without being which William Jones showed* strange “Yes. I wonder if you can keep a voices. Monk stamped his foot impatiently; i haunted by dead men’s eyes. Bnt now ' and significant affection for his own she cried. secret? Yes, on reflection, I think you "A gloomy place,” said Brinkley; "a । then he turned to his frightened victim: ' | the ease was different, lie had not to fireside. He went out a little in the “Nonsense. Matt!” said Monk. “Why, can. ’Now, before we go on any further, fit residence for such as he. A dark I “Listen to me. William Junes-- \ou sunlight; but direcdy night came he it’s a ring fit for a lady. 1 Come, let me Hatt, first you place your hand in mine deed might be committed here, and j ought to know by this time that I have <■ deal with a victim without friends, a 1 man whose body, described us that of locked and barricaded the door as if put it on your finger.” and promise never to mention until I who would know?" I both the power and determination to against thieves, and declined, on any So great seemed her agitation, so give you permission what I am about The path xvhich ho traveled was a ' effect my ends. Continue to oppose a "shipwrecked mariner," could be inducement, to cross the threshold. to confide in you now." neglected carriage drive, strewed with i me ujc and auu play the fool and all that ; burled and forgotten without more Even had-a three-decker gone ashore deep her dread of him, that she c-.uld .’ ado. In all probability there would Matt’s curiosity was aroused. not stir; so that when he approached, stones, overgrown with weeds and wer UHcd against you. Do ’ this time be a hue and’ cry. and Wll- In the neighborhood he would have laughing, ar.d caught her round the “All right," she replied, eagerly. “I bordered on cither side by the thick ----- , «I — tn * you hear? I will ruin you! will i thought twice before Issuing forth into waist, he slipped the ring on her linger shan’t tell." trees of the forest. Presently the trees । hand you over to the authorities ns a I Ham Jones trembled lest his'share in ghastly business might ultimately the dreaded darkness. “Very good," replied Brinkley; “we parted and he came in view of the thief! I will have vou tried for con-' the 'before she could resist. But it only re­ -- I For WlUlam Jone, wu gennlMly mained there a moment. With a quick, will now proceed." ■ h v I be discovered. . house. True, bo not actually the cul- , afraid; hl. hereditary calm of mind sharp cry. she tore herself free, and, ‘ Tnu. They on *iuuu among the sandhills [ 1 ney passed uu S' me large gloomy-looking building, as I prit, and so even at the Worst he, was shaken, not so much with horror taking the ring off. threw it right •nd came to tho entrance of the cave. I neglected as the 'woodland, in the cen- I 1 might escape the gallows; but to a at a murderous deed, as with conster- away from her upon the sand. Brinkley removed the stones and sand , tej. of which it stood. It seemed as if ■ man of his sensitive and affectionate nation that hia his life-long secret had hud from the hole and entered. Breathless ' only a of jt was inhabited, and the I nature the thought of transportation , been discovered by one man. and .with curiosity Matt followed. They j jarge garden at its back was unpro- I I was not pleasant. It was this that might, sooner or later, be discovered reached the bottom. Brinkley struck, tected by any wall and full of over-' ! made him nervous—this that made him by others. He did not put implicit • light and pointed out to her all the ! grown fruit tree«. i faith even in Monk; it' was hisjiature wonderful treasures which the cave I The door was opened by a grim, el- ! 1 start and tremble nt every sound. I to trust nobody where money was conPresently a thought struck him. contained. It was such a surprise to derly woman. He inquired for Mr. ] 1 cerned. the girl that for a time she covld do j Monk, and was informed that he was ’ “Where's Matt?” he asked. As to returning back UT the cave un­ “Don't know.William dear; she ain’ , nothing but stare and stare in speech- at home. The next minute he waa ‘ .'.I he Lv had '..ad quite recovered his equanim. been here fur hours and hours. Maybe ' til less wonder. Whistling gayly. Brink- standing in a lonely library, where the • I ity, that was out of the question. ley turned about the casks of rum and owner of the house was busy writing. : she's on the shore.” brandy and thrust hi* hands in» the 1 Monk rose, and the two stood face to “Maybe she is—I'll go and have a Even by daylight he avoided the- spot with a holy horror. Only in his dreams, I bags and let the gleaming gpld slip face, look,” replied William. through his Ungers. It must not l>e supposed for a mo­ which were dark and troubled, did he CHAPTER XII Matt's amazement turned into awe. ment that William Jones had become visit it—to see the face of the mur- I BUHIXD! .“Don't," she said, in a fearful whis­ nfllicted with a sudden - and tender in­ dered man in the darkness, and the It is not my purpose to describe the per; "It belongs to the fairies." terest in. Matt—he merely wanted to hand of the murdered man pointing at interview which took place between | Brinkley laughed. , get quit of the cabin, that was all, and him with eold, decaying finger. my hero and Mr. Monk. Suffice it to “It belongs to a very substantial 1 he saw in this a reasonable excuse for The day after the murder he had fairy. Matt, but I don't think that to- 1say that when the young man again ' BRINKLEY 8TBVGGLIN0 IN T11K POWER* walking out alone. He aoeqrdlngly been greatly unsettled by a visit from clay I will mention that fairy's name. 'emerged from the gloomy shadows of . Ft*L OR1P OF MONK. made his escape, and went wandering Tim Linucy, who demanded news of the dwelling there was a curious smile Did you ever see so much money in all off along the shore. his master and said that he had not re­ upon his face, while Mr. Monk, who coaling the papers which might here your life before, Matt?" It was ten o'clock when ho returned; turned to the caravan all night. Tim She shook. her head, but her eyes had followed him to the door, and prwved the identity of the child found he was still pale, and drenched to the seemed greatly troubled. but gave vefit ■ “WHO GAVE YOU THIS HEBSl" OUEI> watched his retreating figure, wore a • washed ashore fifteen years ago! . Do were still fixed upon the gold. skin. The old man was dozing beside । to no very violent ebullitions of grief. “I see," observed Brinkley, flippant­ horrible expression of hatred and fear. you *hour?" the fire, and. alone. When lie was done Matt s^t by the fire­ No sooner had he disappeared than Mr. Monk evidently knew the nature ly, “the sight of that gold fascinates “Where's Matt?” asked William side and looked long and keenly at with a wild gesture of fear and loath: you. Well, so I*, did me at first, but Monk left the house also, and, follow­ of the man with whom he had to deal. again. ing. she rushed into the cottage. . William Jones. ing a footpath through the woods, -----------for. after a little mure conversation, you see what use does. I can regard it William Jones walked over and “Ain't you seen her, William dear? . “What are you staring at?" cried he. ’illiam Jones— ’ cot. William Jones, cowering like a fright­ -----------. now with comparaf’.ve calmness. How­ made 'straight for Willia picked up the ring, while M*nk stood Well, she ain't here. ” ’ fidgeting nncaaily under her gaze. he ' * ' cned child, promised implicit obedi­ ever, I have a particular wish to ac­ tage. Entering unceremoniously, William Jones did louk a little un- , “Nowt," said Matt; “I were only scowling darkly after the fugitive. custom you .to the sight of wealth: found that worthy seated beside the ence. “What the devil nils the girl?” cried eosj' this time, and it is but due to him wondering"— "Now, then," said Monk, when he therefore, I shall- bring you here and hearth; without a word, he rushed up­ to confess that his uneasiness -was , “Then don't go wondering," ex­ the latter, with a fierce oath, pocklhon him, seized him by the throat and had brought matters to a satisfactory nhow you thin now nnd again. Come, caused by Matt's prolonged absence. ingthe present. claimed the good man. rather incon ­ Malt, tell me what you would do if yoti began pummeling his head upon the termination, “you will show me this Erratic as she was in her movements “Dunno. She's never been the same sistently. "You mind your own busi­ hiding place of yours." were very rich, If all this flotsam aud And he , since—since the painter chap went she had not been accustomed to stay­ ness and don't be a fool!" Aud The attack was so sudden that for To this William Jones at first object ­ jetsam, in fact, belonged to you?" ing out so late, especially on a night turned testily and gazed at the fire. । missing. I’m steered he turned the Without the slightest hesitation Matt several minutes William Jones offered ed, bnt Monk was firm. no resistance whatever. Indeed, so “Who knows," said he. "but there when the rain was pouring, and not n J But Mutt, whose eyes were full of a gal's head." replied: “He'll turn no more heads," mut­ glimmer of star or moon was to be ' curious light, was not to be abashed. “I should give it to you—leastways passive was ho, and ho violent was the may bo other things having reference seen. tered Monk under his breath, He rage of his opponent, that there was tn the child. I mean to see for myself. ! “Ain't you well, William Jone*?" she half of it" added aloqd and with decision: | • “Wonder what she's a-doin' of?” said asked. every prospect of his head being beaten Now. William Jones?" “Ah, the reply is characteristic, and “There roust be an end t«> thi* she William; “suppose I’d best wait up for “I'm well enough—I am." clearly shows you aru not at present to a jelly. Presently, however, Monk's,' ,So William Jones, seetng that re- her. Here, old man, you go to bed. • ! “I'U queer, ain't it, that the painter must be married to me at once " fitted to become the possessor of riches. fury abating, his unfortunate victim alstancc would be useless, promised to d ’ ye hear — you ain ’ t wanted anyhow. ” “Do you mean it. master? When you chap never come home?" But I shall bring you to the proper was allowed to pick himself up. Ho conduct his frisnd to the cave, and, The old man accordingly went to “How should I know?” growled Wil- spoke on it fust I thought you was jokI after a good deal -of hesitation and of state o< mind in time, no doubt The bed, and William nat up to avail Matt’s ( Ham.” “Maybe he's gone back where ! 1 continued show of unwillingness on next time I ask you a similar question return. He sat beside the hearth, ' he come from." I “Then you were a fool for yonr । William Jones’ part, the two men yon will propose to give me a third, looked into the smoldering fire and . started off. । "Or maybe he's drownded? Or may- 'j pains. She's old enough and the next an eighth, and so on, until 1 listened to the rain as it poured down j enough and vixenish enough; but I U When they drew near to the cave, ; be summat else has happened to him?" • yon will dually come to a proper state steadily upon the roof. Occasionally tame her. I tell you there must be n*’ of mind, and decline to give me any at1 William Jbnes gave a cry and pointed suggested Matt. | "Never you mind him, my gal. He’s delay. My mind's male up. and 1 ■ all. And now that I Iiave made you ' to the sand. Looking down, Monk , the sharer of my secret wo will go." ' clearly saw the footprints. They fol­ । all right, never fear. And if he ain’t wait no longer." Sinking their voice* they continued lowed them and found that they led They lett the cave once .more and i it’s no affair o’ yours, or mine neither. right to the mouth of the cave. \ made their way back serosa the sand • You go along out and play.* Matt was crouching close to th" ' ir.— “It's standing open!" cried William hills, Brinkley pausing to obliterate Matt went out as directed, and it hold, and had heard every w *■' I tb^ their footprints as they went When ' plones, as he pointed down with trem( was some hours before she returned. they bad proeceded some distance he । b^ing finger. I She found her guardian seated in his above conversation, nnd rru-h that j followed itWhen Monk wtilkvd a •' -y paused and took the giri's hand. “Follow me!” said Monk, crawling | old place by the fire, looking at vacanj and ’^disappeared, leaving William “Good*by, Matt," said ho. “If it • down into the Mole. i cy. He started violently as she entered Jones Jnuninant at the broken gat*’, wasn't for that promised smashing 11 Jones followed in terror. [ and made a clutch at the rude piece of should certainly see you home." | she suddenly reappeared. As he reached the rocks below hp in's i 8 iron ^ron which served os as a poker. Curiously enough all her excitement “Then do," returned Matt. “I don’t; *UI>> it it you, vnn Matt? IIzor, z— k.,... ...... heard a sharp cry, and looking down 'Ule how you had deVarteti. Instead of weeping |,r care if he does smash me!" saw, by the dim light of a candle stuck startled me! I were—I were—taking protesting, she looked nt W Ilham “Probably not, but I do. It would be ' in the wall, DHnkley struggling help­ doze." an episode in your' career which it Jones—and laughed. lessly in the powerful grip of M«nk. •‘I’ve been up yonder," said Matt. would not be pleasant to reflect upon— | Monk had left his horse at the coast­ He had been sprung upon from be­ “Up where?" guard therefore, good-by, Matt —and—and HB RUSHin) CPO5 hjM 9eukd him hind, and was helpless through a sort a station. station. Rcmonntihg, •. ’'e >*“'■■■ “Up t*.the painter chap’s cart. He guar i rapidly away through the sand‘hills in| God bless you. my girll" ! nT THr throat. of garote. . ain’t come back, and the man is ■ •• ... of• .the 1. _ lake. As h«- £.’>*. the direction He gave her a fatherly salute upon Horrified and trembling, William searchin* for him all up and down the the forehead; a bright flush overspread sat and stared before him, while Monk, Jones was rooted to his place. proached the spot of the old encatiii*place." ment, he saw that the caravan had her cheek ' as she bounded a«ay. looking like the evil one ‘ himself, Suddenly he saw the young man fall Fortunately it was very dark, so Brinkley watched her until she was glared savagely in his face. backward lifeless, anil, with one last gone. that she could not see the expression He rode on thoughtfully till !•>' out of sight, then he turned and “You villain! You accursed, treach- gasp. He perfectly still. Monk stooped of her hearer's face. She walked to gained the highway, when he put h> atroHed quietly on in the direction of erous scoundrel!" he said. "Tell mo over him, and looked into his face. the fireplace, and, taking a box of lu­ the caravan. : what you’ve done, or I'll kill you!" horse into a rapid trot Just before “O Mr. MonkF’ cried William. “Is he cifers from a ledge, began to procure a “It’s a strange game." he said, “and But William Jones was unconscious —is ho"he got up and went to the door; he light, with the view of igniting the gained the gate and avenue near to requires careful waiting. I wonder , of having done anything, and he said “He is dead!” was the reply, ”8o could see nothing, but he heard the rushlight fixed to the table. But in a | which he hml first encountered Bnukas much, whereupon Monk's Monk’s fury was much tho better.'* what my next move ought to be?” a* ley. he saw the caravan before him on patter of falling ■ rain, and the low moment William blew out the match He touf^ht very deeply, but when h« ‘ about to rise again. As he spoke, he lx?nt down and dreary moan of the ' . oubled sea. ’ and snatched tbp box from her. the dusty road. Monk.” cried William Jones, reachefl the caravan he found he had “Mr. **“ ** »•in ­ searched the young maq pockets, His He hesitated for a moment; then Hour after hnvr <ss«d. and Matt " "What are yon doin’ of?" lie cried. come to no definite conclusion<as to hie terror, “look ye now, tell me what’s brow blackened, for he did- not find did not come V. ’ . . ai Jones began "Wasting the matches, as if they hurried rapidly forward, and. arriving • plans, lie therefore partook cheerful-' the matter?" close te the vehicle, saw the Irishman s what he sought Then he took the to doze by the Ihthen he sauk into cost nowt_ You’ll come to the workua’ “1 mean you to tell me what you light from the wall, and held it close a heavy sleep. ly of the repast which Tim had prepared head looking round at him from tnc afore you’re done." for him, and after he ha*d smoked a have been hiding from me aU these to Brinkley’s eyes. driver’s seal, lie beckoned, and Tim .A®.?W°k®vWith B 8t*rt-Md found Ths days passed and there was ro years. Something came ashore with couple of pipes in the open air he re-1 Satisfied that he did not breathe, he that it wm broad daylight. The lire pulled up. . news of the absent mas. Every day that child—something that might lead climbed up the path and rejoined his tired to rest. "Haa your master returned? I a>n ,D* wiw out, the rain ba<l erased to fall Matt went up to the caravan to snake The next morning he began ponder-*. to her identity, and you have kept it, trembling companion. They passed and lira morning*, ran was creeping In ton»«d that h. ba bran mtadM <°r nqulriea. At last one afternoon ohe I thinking to realize money upon it, or ing again. out ef the place, hurriedly replacing at the windows He looked around r-turned, looking greatly troubled; some days." ’T have got my trump card." he said I' to iiave me In yonr power. What Tim shook hfc hood very dolefullyand saw that he was alill alone, n, <* eyes were red. too. au if abe had to himself, “but how to play up to it? meann it? Spwvk. or I'll strangle you!" went Into MaU*s roomJfikra. emptr. ‘ “No, sir; sorra sight have I crying. ’ .. splendid .«««, But. Williooi Jones W»* evidently unI. have a hand, uu, but .. it will 1 1 him for three days and three night"“Tharel*. said Monk, vith a wild She had not rotarnod. -That's the matter now?* demandwactakiUfnl managing if I am to win to spuak. K9og perfectly par smile on his deadly pale face. “He back wid the baste and the H. waa now filled with a ragu. na■ illfaus. who had left his u*ml seat the game. One false move would do' glyzed with jMoak Wretched forth tall his frioods the bwi news­ won’t traable either of us again. Come, e».Inara nwraode np a bit of fire ud for me, for my opponents are crafty aa his hands to seine him again, when the fun of mo he is. ■—a-. about to iseue forth agaih in search foxna; and there are two against one. 1 ‘dd man. who had beva a horrified oewbares on the a6 ® _BWV« lolthe truant, when all further trouble What is my right move. < wonder? I spectator of all thia, suddenly brolra in red him—the door ppened «n4 wish some good fairy would guide me I" r -uw*? Stop! Wlmt’e that there uaHe took otAJih pipe, which was hie ! haa. M you saffg*fu �MICHIGAN STATE NEWS, ------ -R7 MANHATTAN DAY. The crop report for Michl»an'|rlre, the wheat crop of th,.- .ute tor tbi. year at t».l»0.W3 bubela. the nrer»Blyield helnx <3.01 buahela per acnWheat la of good quality and f„|| weight T ha arerage yield ot oau waa *>.l» buahel. per acre. Corn i. e.tiiuaU«l to yield In the Hale «“ bn»heU , .and ----- -----------.. ... i>er Pqr acre, potatoqa call ent ol’ .in^rerage crop. The e»u m.te for winter apple. I. M c-aL , r ............. — per vein. <>f ro........ • of an avt-raire average cron crop. Tlm.i The dry weather j has greatly damaged corn and puta. toes, delayed- wheat sowing and redncod the wheat acreage. A STRANGE case. ,tivii that existed In my I had to rub and Dent . _ . a,, r.v on'i'niO in addition. I had a 'i k inn! around my a jt.d.-^rlbable ‘tm’ 1 had been dwiornas ,|ilv, but with no par■ an advertisement . Nervine, procured a ■n tin* slightest. :h I had run down ,tj>f3ct«>rv lu their »«Ulve guarantee. or sent ,, .... Medical Cu.. Elkhart, EXTRA! ISC . ■ THE AMERICAN NAVY. . —----------------- MONKEYED'WITH THE TROLLEY. Mow Xt Wm C.l*brBted Bt jBck Crop Report for 1803. -Nearly 300,OOO Attend. notaM. lh’ Columbxan exposition a derated U s? w’zrrso'u"' the w£t the great metropolis of Faultlnoss of tho Preaont System of Organization. An Old-School Admiral Mho Thinks Th*» z*t least one ooy on vatnenne street At least one boy on Catherine street knows more about electricity Jtad the trolley than he did, and so does hia i father, says the Philadelphia Call. The other evening tho boy was out in , front of his home, which isbot fa1 from ’ Broad street, preparing to sprinkle ( the street nnd cool off the pavement , The-nice, black, shiny hose had just I been brought and it was his first ex- . pcrience at the job. He uncoiled the ; hose, coupled it on, nnd turned on the! water. He first sprinkled the pave- i ment liberally and felt grateful at the coolness which seemed to pervade the .atmosphere. Th cn he sprinkled the street until the dust was all Maud and I the water was trickling in streams I into the gutters. Still he kept up the j go«xl work, and papa came out, lighted I a cigar and sat down upon the steps to sec Johnny do his work. Then mamma came out. too, and the. neighbors who were across the street admired the family group. After wetting down the street and everything else in reach, Johnny looked around for more worlds to conquer. Suddenly he glanced up­ ward, and his eyes rested on the shin­ ing trolley wire which stretched away In the distance. It looked rather hot and he concluded to sprinkle It as on evidence of good faith. Without con­ sulting papa he turned tbe hose on the trolley wire, and, struck it fair with a nice, plump, strong stream of water, while he held the nozzle of the hose the better to direct the stream. Then Johnny was struck by the current of electricity which flew down the stream to meet him. He dropped to the side­ walk and the hose turned loose, sprink­ ling papa and mamma well before they could escape. Then the admiring neighbors laughed ami papa grabbed Jqflnny, lugged him Into the abed and paddled him with a shingle, after which he delivered a lecture on elec­ tricity and the dangers of tbe trolley. Then he fondled Johnny again with a trunk strap and put a dry suit of clothe* on himaelf. Ds'irtit, UrT ft. Inltei TIME able ,n eflect Jo^30’ Favorite Route betaeeo Grand Rapid.. Decroit e Lv. | Going Bert 1 Grand Rapid* Kaatraris McCord .. ■Alto y ciarlewnie ’’ 'Lake 'Odessa •• |Mtilitk-n •• '' wl.br.tma ,» ,Uu There Is an old English sea song ’ which nays: "Our ahips are British The crowd at u, e f,ir was w„ not not SOO . -— — oak, and hearts of oak our men," and whehnintr ..... . day, . .but. wh^“'R n* » nn on rut Chicago no matter what powerful cruisers a an crowd crywd «till atill, n„.i ami must be country may build, the greatest de­ consit >-the greater when the pendence has always been placed on hL lh' oeeaalon the men who form their crews, and their training and character. “““ K> Given a Ulc ‘■am. f Lv I Howard City taken T, " U The number of senmen allowed in is The heaviest verdict for personal v <V“!,lrr*Uun l-robsblv personal SIWI V the United States by the law is seven damages ever given In Detroit was re­ ± Td'krta were at Urn e.poai>1 i^dcr j turned in the Wayne county court, —— The patd admadek,. namberwl thousand two hundred and fifty, and . lion. in addition there are fifteen hundred against the Michigan Central railroad. It siiass.’ 'r<~ total. apprentice boys. waa for >7.5,000 in favor of William Luck------Detroit W hen the apprentice system waa es­ Ijuisirig lin. 7 years old, who had both legs cut off by a Mtehlgan Central train.? y??? '^’tortaTd^taUon'ofteiildto^ tablished in the early seventies, says Grand Led Mulliken Golden Days, it was supposed it would ago last April Munftrid The buy’* foot became The fun started at lu furnish a sufficient number of ‘ gained ••U..W 1 ,J u ' cl, x-'k when Woodbury in n n guard <r,,rir..1 rail, .... > 1 and .....I before t. r , -ar — ' ...... .. caught in he l.xke Odessa i ° U “ rongh ri',crs Passed seamen fpr the navy, and make the en­ could extricate himself the train j into Into the th.. grounds IP, ■ W ■ I a, at ’.the l_ - ' Six?y-^md Clarksville ittmdale backed down upon him. Hi* parents ! l,l strews mat., m*..^ .. iclrc . u.il1)r.' the listment of all others unnecessary. ™k» t«» nflm»<lBtbo Alto But the records show that pot more live in Detroit. McCord »u>m U.enu... „t the lair. At 11 o'clock than four per cent of the lads East Baris the Cblctep, Huteur^ under ll„. Graad Rapids that are graduated from the trainJ _________ I maud ut Cupt. E L. Hrund. purarlt.1 Jng^ system continue in the serv­ From various portion* of the state and further^ that of the tlie reports of sixty-nine observers <<>r through the park, making their entry ice. Grana ESS* at the west end of the midway The the week ended October U show that seven thousand two hundred" and Portland Hwara marched to the music’of the fifty seamen allowed by law in the Ionia . influenza and rheumatism increased Howard City and cholera morbus and dysentery de­ Elgin bund. Soon after this the First navy less than one-half of those who Ionia regiment I. N. G. came on the grounds Stanton enlist at the receiving shipe are na­ creased in area of prevalence. Scarlet (ever was reported at forty-three and went through some fancy maneu­ tive-born Americans; all thia, too, in vers. One o'clock saw the Cook County spite of. the fact that our navy offers places, measles at three, diphtheria at Parlorearson all-Crains between Graad thirty-five and typhoid fever at sixty- Democracy Marching eftb «tl parade inducements in the way of greater pay through the park. Itat.ids uno Detroit. Beats X. rents. Cosneetloaa• ami better rations than are given in one places. ‘ made toUnlon station. Grand Rapids with the At high noon the Columbian liberty any other navy in the world. Chicago* Wxbt Michioan Hailwat ro«' bell was rung In honor of the Empire Chicago axd th* Wmt amd ro« Rear Admiral Erben, the present The directors of the State Engineer­ state, and tho same moment there was commander in chief of United States ing society met in Lansing and can- floated from the main flagstaff on the forces in European waters, is an officer of northern Michigan. va.saed the vote cast by mail for the Transportation building a gigantic of the old school, and one who has seen Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago, 7^8 election of officers for th<; ensuing pennant made up of 171 yacht club war service. He was recently asked A. M.. and ls» P. M.. H-.M P M .•»!(» £ year. The Result of the election was flags, that flew over <1,000 American to give his opinion as to the cause of M. Arrive Chleaxo P. M-. P..M200 A. M. and A. M. texcept Saturday, determined as followsyachts in 1803. .The pennant is 54 feet the present un-American condition in via. BL Joseph and Steamer. President. E. W. Meancber. M*nl«iee vice long and 83 feet wide. It was made by the navy's organization, and, if possi­ Leave for Manistee, Traverse City, •'harievulx, president, Geunte Pierson. Kalamazoo; score, Lieut. A. G. Baker and was hoisted t<£ Petoaky and Bay View T-.30 A. M . and ble, to point out the remedy, and what tary and t re usurer. Frank .Hodxman. Climax. Local lor White Cloud. Fremoov anA Bic he said is valuable and suggestive. Ulrectora. J. J. Granville. Saginaw Dorr day by Mayor Gilroy.' Rapids leaves Gnrad Rapids 5«P.M. Skecls, Grand Rapids; J. B Davis. Ann Arbor While the admiral admitted the ex­ The literary programme of the day Parlor ears on day traits and sleepers night trams between Petostwr, Grand Bapfoa» cellence of the training received by and Chicago. before an audience that packed boys under the apprentice system, he RECKLESS BICYCLE RIDERS. Ask oar agents for further paMMmUrs er«t The grand encampment I. O. O. F. of. the place to the doors. On the pointed out that the number of apprenMichigan, in session at Pontiac, elected platform were distinguished ■ tices remaining in the navy is each and installed the following officers for Yorkers and Chicagoans, and the year less os the system of training The reckless rider is, 'first of all, the entitling year: event was a renewal of affection be­ reaches a higher standard of educa- 1 says British Sport, a danger to the Grand patriarch. John P. Penflcld. of Vickspublic, a fool to himself and an unmit­ bur*: rrand hl*h priest. J. Dandy, of Grand tween the two great cities. There tion. When the apprentice, who has been Rapids: rrand senior warden. Hrnrv Lever, of were speeches by Mayors Harrison mid igated nnisa nee to none more than his Newareo; Rrand scribe. E. H. Whitney, of taken in at the age of fourteen, grows fellow-wheelmen. The first he fright­ Lansin*: grand treasurer. Andrew Harshaw, go," by Joseph IL I. Clarke, recited by to be eighteen or nineteen, he fancies ens, but otherwise does little harm to; of Alpena; rrand junior warden, Frank Sijep TIME TABLE, himself man. Ho has obtained A he jeopardizes his own neck (which, it pa rd. of Cheboygan: rrand representative. E. Agnes Booth: addresses by those em:In effect July 30. 1HJO । nent orators Chauncey M. Depew, John good, common school education on the may be remarked en passant, is. never G Johnson, of Lutbei. training-ship, and he is anxious to put | K. Fellows, Gen. Horace Porter au>! above the average in value), and plays Stations. । Seth Ixiw. Archbishop Corrigan pre- that training to application in civil; the very dickens with the affections of I'hinea- Stewart, wbn lire, tn 111, aouurc.l t|„. L, a,dwl,on. life. • ' his fellow-sportsmen by invariably hug­ eastern part ot Howell low nahip. I.trAt imm^iately after the ging the curb on the wrong side when XOKTH. .ottaten tfuoty. rvl,brat.-.l In, rwb c„n.|^ Fr»twal hull, tlw .pwial of age—tha very time at which he is he is not lurching ail over the road. It Kalamazoo Lv Bart Cooper.. ... birthday. A fl-w dtp, air... w th vwI ,U1. ,„lk expected to reenlist—he. usually takes is to be feared that the law will never Klrhlnnd June!... of his grnndchildreu, h«,« went to a ll-h-1 j-(I • .... . . . .. . advantage Of his discharge to leave be able to suppress him. for the simple crewey... Milo...;... ing spot 12 miles distant and stni.l i reason that he is hard to c£teh and the Briton Ito- the service. ; . three days comping. He has outlived ' S.J Whether or not naval apprentices police ... arc ,proverbially slow as runners. , Cloverdale succeed in civil life is another matter. We shall probably -have to endure the .□’bultx lionul guard, and half a dozen band.one daughter, who is now .■<’» y What the navy needs is men who will reckless rider as long' as our cycling ' Hastinos Mayor Gilroy and cx-Mayor DpWit make the service their life calling. lives lust, and that in spite oL the 1 C. Cregier. president of the Son Elected Offlcer* Grove. Admiral Erben guaranteed that if higher education and university ex- ' Coats of New York, rode together in u’cai Woodland The state convent ion of the Young the secretary of the navy would give tension lectures. The nuisance can l>e Men's Christian association in session mitigated, however, by the use of a tonsinx York society. The cpl'iinn passed in review before the Chicago and New type, he would fill it up with three little moral suasion, and in particular 1 Detroit, hundred, brainy, brawny, muscular officers of clubs might do much towards I Grand R-ipIds. R President. IL C. Vautuyl. Det: farm lads, and with no more than forty the conversion of men whose recklessdent*. Dr. M. Kurabucher. Batt! seamen he would Im? willing to take ncss is not, after all, necessarily born ' Stations. tary. J I» M. Shirts. Grand Rapids; a»els- ,,f tj|e | njt,^| States,' armv. and Brig, that untrained grew on a long foreign so much of innate caddishness os mere cruise. At the end of two years he high spirits or ignorance, allied to I .nt secretary.1 H. S Mrerii. Hllhda.e ; (;<.a |( A Whevlcr. df the Illinois Na would defy the most rigid board nf in­ thoughtlessness. Let officers of clubs SOUTH. Order of thr Kaorrn star. , 1‘oual Guard. spection to find h’s crew inferior to never weary of impressing on their SSorerYv’ . The Michigan grand chapter of the In the evening thert*i was a procession that on any United States vessel. young members the necessity of obtUehlanu Juncl ___ v. ................. — ...I ..-..I, <tf iLntt.s anil a distill of floats and display of fireworks. Eastern Star convened at Jackson with There ’are to-day many American serving the rules of the road, the truth . j^sejr 137 delegates anil grand officers present. The first float represei>ie<li"Liberty En­ Milo. youths, twenty-one years of age and of of the old axiom, "More hrikte, less Delton7.^ lightening the World," surrroixndvfl The report of the grand worthy patron American parentage, who know what showed that fifteen new chapters were by figures of tberuecaand nationalities it is to wrestle with life. For years speed." and the very ^eal danger of £I0V1rn,8,e scorching scorening through mrougn city streets and anti (. ” organized during the past year and of mankind. Some thirty persons were they have been knocking around from even sutairbaM roods, and at least some ; on the car. Then followed ••Inde ­ that the order/** in a flourisning condi­ groT(,. pendence." with Washington and his oneYarm to another, uncertain of the good win of necessity accrue, rar the J tion. writer's part, he has made up his mind ' Woodland generals impersonate<l: "War." with future, nnd toiling for a precarious Woodbury living; and the thought of twenty-five that the next time he is run down by a ~ characters dressed to represent Lin­ l ia i>. L. A- .V Mrs. Talaga, a Polish woman. died at coln. Dougins. GranLj Yates. Sheridan, dollar* a month pay. with food, ami a rider hugging the near hide curb he LamdDK..' " Buy City from poison administered by Logan nnd Ellsworth. After these pension after a certain length Af serv­ will have "the law on him" for assault, Grand Rapids. a midwife to allay a headache. The came thr floats "Peace." "Chicago ice, would be to them a strong induce­ and be bothered to “the freemasonry of the wheel." poison was a sample headache cure Fire." ••Columbus Before the Court of ment to enter the njivy. Charlevoix Their life on board ship, as the ad­ Peto- key thrown about the doorsteps. She left Spain," -'Commerce” and the English. A SILKEN TRAP. Bay View Swedish nnd German floats used on miral says. would be a new one. They a newly born bal»e. would see many foreign ports, and The deer hunting season in Michigan, Chicago day. Spider Native In Ceylon. when they went ashore in their natty which opened September 25, will close The fireworks were elaborate. Among uniforms "they would feel that they Ceylon is the home of the largest the set pieces were a portrait of May­ OcV>b-r;i’J. trains at fla* stations ms s««on a- they raa »• species of spider that has yet been seen. were of some consequence. Mrs. O. C. Tompkins, wifeoY-State Ac­ or Gilroy, •■Chicago." "Old - Father Al! trains will stop at Crooked Lake f'raaslaE It is doubtfnl if. after having pulled made the subject of entomological in­ Knickerbocker. ” "Niagara" and "Lib ­ countant Tomkins, died at her home in they are flain:»-<l. nnonr in the admiral's barge or hav­ vestigation. This web-spinning mon­ when B-'KKAKc niU't be rt the depot at least i» *1»Lansing and was buried at Coldwater. erty Enlightening the Worl<|." The ing been one of a crack gun’s crew, ster lives in the most mountainous dis­ utes before leaving lime of trains, an tha' »grata Midway wm brilliantly ilium: ;atcd may Hine to check It prop*rti; olt« — Mie left a husband and three sons. the new man of-war’s man wouhl find tricts of that rugged island and places ,nav hare not goforvanl until xi Hain. Gov. Rich has named fifty delegates and all exhibition buildings kept open an attraction in carrying the milk pail his trap—not a gossamer snare of airy tMtxyd trains will h* run at the eom ••t the company, r»s»nrtbr nebt to represent Michigan at the world's till 10 o'clis k. or getting up nt four o'clock in the lightness, but a huge netof yellow silk tberlmc of snch who train* without nolle fair real estate congress to convene fiotn five ~to ten feet in diameter— morning to do chores. A LIGHT SENTENCE. across the Tim sms and fissures in the On the other hand, it is very certain that he would be regarded by his rocks. The supporting guys of this In* 1 hr Millionaire. former companions as a superior fel­ gigantic net. which in all cases is uN IU.XCIBCO. OcL 24.—W. (.. Rip­ low, and that his experience would at­ most strong enough for a hammock, -- -----I pry. the decrepit old .nnn who shot tract, them to the navy. Who knows are from five to twenty feet in length farm on which she-------------------died for fifty . W.. but that there is some boy whistling (as conditions and circumstances may While trying to start the fir - in n I and nearly killed Milliona ree John .veral months airc ago, ■was ■ "* mi at the plow to-day who may yet be a require), made of a scries of twisted stove with kerosene oil Mis. Thomas I Mackey sentenced in the Minerior rear admiral? webs, the whole being of the diameter Mitchell, of Negaunee, was terribly of a lend pencil. As might be im­ burned, as was also her babe, which -ourt t^ pay a fine of 1250 or serw1S5 days in jail The jury convicld! agined, this gigantic silken trap is not waa lying near in its cradle. An electric storm nt sea is one of the net for mosquitoes, flies and pestiferous A man who refused to give his name him of assault with n deadly weapon alarming experiences to which u mari­ gnats, but for birds, gaudy moths and was knocked down with a brick and and urged a iikht sentence. Lippcy ner is ixposed. but ns a matter of tec1 elegantly-pointed butterflies, sohic of robbed of his watch nnd chain at Mus­ lost nil bis money in mining stocks, it Is said friends who knew him when he ord it in one that is least fruitful in the latter having a spread of wing kegon. He was not seriwusly hurt by was a prosperous speculator will pay disastrous results. As a rule few pre­ equal to that of a robin or a blue jay. the blow. cautions are taken to guard against a Some extra fine skeletons of small birds, the fine. Men to work ifrrtbc wools in Montstroke of lightning, especally in the lizards, snakes, etc.,-have been found moryncy county are very scarce, and BORDEAUX IS SHAKEN. merchant service. .Ships of war are in these weba, with every vestige of lMM*nUm*a*sM very much wanted at present usually fitted with lightning conduc­ flesh picked from them. The owner Mis*'Minnie Sharp, a West Bay City tors, a precaution made necessary by and maker of these queer silk traps is Explosion of a Powdar Ma*»alD«. school-teacher, undertook to see how the explosives stored away in their a spider with a body averaging four IIOKDKAVX. Oct M.-The loh»b.t»nU long she could hold her breath and rup­ magazines. But these safeguards are and one-half inches in width and six ot this eitj were sUrtloi by • tured a blood vessel in her lungs. She ousshock that waa st flrat thought tn he seldom seen on a merchant vessel, and. inches in length, and with legs nine to' was under the care of a physician. an earthquakeLater, horrerer. lt judging by the extreme rarity of the twelve inehes from body to terminal Hon. Seth K. Shetterly, one of the was learned that the shoek was cause<l cases where they have been struck. equally valuable in Q> oldest residents of Utica, died at the by the explosion of a lsr« powder Jack's claim that he is safer on the age of 74. Hr served two tenn. os rep­ mwaalne st St. Medard enJalle, a ail- ocean than on shore during an electric­ | A Kobe (Japan) paper copies a curi­ resentative In the stale, legislature. lain » miles northwest of Bordesux. al disturbance must be admitted. ous advertisement which has been The coal mine in Albee township, I-he matrsrlne was blown tn stems hung out on the board by a rich man A Queer English Election Custom. owowl by Hen. G S- Brown »□>! ■tee man wu killed sod two Injwed. at Matsuragata, Nagasaki. The no­ The candidates for bailiff in the H. McFarlan, has been sold to Henry It u feared that others in town of Alnwick. North England, just tice explains itself: "When my daugh­ the nuwaxlne are burled In the debris Colclough. of Milwaukee. before the election, ride in procession ter was sick I prayed the Kompira of Hugh R<V died at Carleton at the to a horse pond near the town, dis­ Sanuki province for her recovery, Took a Saddrn Drop. age of 88. He had resided in Monroe Chicago. Oct. 34.-One- of the roof mount and struggle through the inud pledging to let hcr,pay a thanksgiving county seventy yean. elevators in Manufactures and water as best they can. They are visit to the temple by creeping on her George Smith, of Onondago town­ accompanied by a brass band and all hands and feet all the way through, In ship, waa sentenced by Judge per*°‘l J® the population of the town and neigh­ imitation of cattle, if she recovered. two years' imprisonment at the. .tate borhood. The custom dates from the The prayer was heard, and she recovhouse of correction for horsestealing. time of King John, who visited the cred by the miraculous influence of He pleaded guilty. town in 1310. The roads were very bad, the Almighty Deity. But. after all, it The Ixterflol »np«r«Uor» ol and some of his baggage wagons hsd is impossible fntu tender girl to creep county bn.n appointed ^joi^dbtelly. but te county to be left in the mire. On his arrival he ' several hnrffired of miles to' Ranuki. I Knowlte county ntpeHntendentjnflbn Knowh inquired who was responsible for the i should Vhercfot^lfke to fluff a substitxx>r H B. Care examiner of schools condition of the roads, and, learning j tute for her, anff if Anyone offering «d Dr. F. I*. Stamr‘Bounty physician. that the bailiffs were to blame, ordered himself-or herself for such be found QAmit MMOmi OO^ James IL Stone ?was nominated for will offer auch a them to be seized and dragged through suitable WILFUL SMAIL BOSE.: congreM by theJ republicans of tue ^und^Xi tbe * person onp.|hbi»sand ffoltora.” 4. the nearest pond|>. • ' Flrat Michigan district to succeed Ia>*3^' •..xiaaoxjiL' t-v. feet a minutegan J. Chipman. deceased. ““c '■> I| Chicago, K&l&tuioc & Sawn Blood Nerve Tonic Builder , l«;n|4Uct. Dr. WILUA5S* MED1CLNE CO., Schenectady, N.Y/ *..d BrodtvUk. OnL ,1 Rapid? Bus­ in .it School. 1‘ari-h, I’rour. •n Holley -. and nkent the Mi-hlgaoI'bilo htf.l. notice <>7/111 'hr co'idltlmik x by'John Horn Jr. 4ixii-< a. wir«Minan, i» i*H. and m-orded ■ 1 of <t<-cd-«j for Hie mt •»»:>•«{ Ml- hlmiii. nn the r'iioi m.Hi­ re there Is notice the secured by said end provided. n»Oc«* 1« hereby tthd.iy ol November. • ■I.iturd . . iv the........ l.k.l. ttxir . f the court Iioumj In tbe :i' c«. il’iat Im in* ehe olace ut c«>urt for Barry Mainly is iwld•ksciliwd In said miMtxsffe, or 1 ' h r> of a« |(IHy tie i.eressary to pay the ■ • t ot) m<iri|(xgw, wllh eix -.i.----. —.r. -omrliet dollars ■i'l lyhi-c s'tuvIn Barrv In the Cmmty «f Michl san, ai.d known (rt 41 and .... . ,.'r quarter (S K of the •outhfMt tnuiu ,,,71r section four «) all in u i r ” '"'rihol range nine we*t(N B 9 •°talnin,« eighty seres of land more or toted August ni). 1893 . ^Attore7' V’ou“lov«’ Aitorney !er Mortice. Mortgagee. cure SICK - HEAD ACHE �I ===== Hastings Banner. Thursday, Oct. 26, 1893MAB1HALL L. COOK. Bdttor. th> wARrnroa, mxch., rosromcx, AUGUST 14. 1879. editorial notes. IM * The American Protective- Tariff league baa just completed an .Industrial census, covering a period of about ten months from Nov. 5, 1893, just before the election of Grover Cleveland, to Sept, 8,: 1891. This compilation reveals In a startling manner the shrinkage of wages paid and the de­ crease In tbe number of workmen employ­ ed throughout the country. It has been a work of much labor, but tbe results am­ ply compensate for the labor performed. Tbe current issue of the American Eco­ nomist contains a carefully prepared and comprehensive tabulation of the Informa­ tion obtained by tbe league from Its 000 correspondents, living In forty-one differ­ ent states of tbe Union. From thia sum­ mation It appears that the same Industries which during tbe week ending Ney. 5, 1893. were employing 143,401 bands at a total outlay for wages of 81,509,891.35, were, during the week ending Sept. 9. 1893, employing only 50,384 hands, at a wage outlay of 8469,089.94} a< d&toatti of 01 per cent, in the number of hands em­ ployed, aud 09^ per cent In the amount of wages paid. From all parts of the country labor was reported to be_mare abundant and cheapen ttian last year, ' and wages lower. Some ftftorles are running without orders, meyelyvto keep their work­ men from suffering; wljile others are run­ ning on contracts that had been . entered, . ... ,__ , . _ into early thia year, Imt it .will *cleat later,. The greatest shrinkage! In the amount - of wages paid has been in the westeoa states, next In tbe middle ata^a. and leajt In the New England states, ht la an interesting fact In connection with the reports receiv­ ed from tbe correspondents, upon which • this industrial censu/ is based, that in ninety cases out of a Hundred the ease as­ signed for the existing depression Is the fear that tbe existing ‘tariff laws will be wiped out “On the basis of a population of 66,000, 000 of people,’’ adds JThe Economist, "and estimating that one In-every five is a wage earner, our reports would show for the whole country that’ tbe circulation of weekly wages, and consequent depression in trade, was $30,000,000 less during* tbe week ending Sept. 2, 1893, than /(luring the week ending Nov» 5. 1899. This ap­ pears, Indeed, to be a large sum of money, buf that it is not overestimated we feel assured, because It is more than confirmed by Bradstreet's journal. During the month of August, 1803. the bank clearings of seventy-seven cities In the United States, as reported to Bradstreet’s, showed a decrease ot $164,796,000, or at tbe rate of 840,000,000 per week, as compared with our showing of 880,000,000 per week. It Is a year ago this month that the American Protective Tariff league published its Mc­ Kinley census, wbieh showed that daring tbe two years singe* the McKinley tariff bill became a law there was an Increase of capital employed In hew and enlarged In­ dustries amounting jo 840,449.050. Agaiut thia we have the shewing made under the - « present census of a decrease In tbe amount of wages paid during tbe week ending Sept 9, 1893. of 81.4)50.809 per week as compared with the reek ending Nov. 5, 1892, Just prior to the election of Presl• dent Cleveland and the present congress, pledged to tamper with the tariff and overthrow the existing industrial condi­ tions ef tbe country. Under the McKlbley census that was taken lost year, it was shown by the new and enlarged Indus­ tries In which capital had become employ­ ed that more work was found for 37,986 people Against this we have the showing that during tbe week ending Sept. 9, 1898, therp was no work for 87,017 people who were, at work during .the week ending Nov. 5, 1893. Taking 100 to represent tbe volume of trade that was done In tbe oountlea la which our correspondents live during the week prior to the last presi­ dential election, the average of our reports from all the forty-one states shows that but 50:75 per cent, was the total volume of business transacUxVlasl month. Practlally, there was but one-half the amount ot trade being done throughout the country during the week ending Septembers, 1893, that there was during the week ending Nov. 5, 1899.” ’ Some of tbe democratic organs, in trying to explain away <hm tbeavy wage reduc ttons of the past two months, under tbe democratic regime, jre dow claiming that wages were “unusually high.’’ anyhew, and that manufacturer will be more dured. Was there aver a more shifty aud insincere lot than theee democratic spokes­ men? One year ago they were claiming that wages were sitogether too tow, and BMOring American wage earners that If only they would elect Grover Cleveland v an era ot better wages and more prosper­ ous times would ba inaugurated. They were, also, vociferously denouncing the same manufacturers whom they are now congratulating on tbe prospect of towsr wages—declaring them to be robbers of the people and oppressors of labor. Had these wage-reductlous occurred under a repablieaa administration, our democratic friends would have bewailed the occur­ rence as a-sllll further Illustration of tbe ~ evils of a protective tariff, and would have attempted. Only two of the above nam ed persons were present, tbe writer not being down town at all that evening, and A.’E. Kenaston never signed the call nor wits he present at the meeting. Those who did attend, and there were nine in all were well distributed among all the parties, They were not satisfied with the representations made and plainly made their opinions known in so many words. They plainly said that they were unwill­ ing to do anything that might create any feeling among rellgous denominations, there being no call for it and no necessity for taking such a step. This Is as near as an A. P. A. society came to being formed In this city. Tboae who paid any at­ FRIGHTFUL COLLISION AT BAT­ tention to It what ever, did so simply for TLE CREEK. the purpose of Investigation, politics or anything else never entered the question. We fully appreciate the fact that it Is an Wreckage Catchei ou Fire, Many easy thing for an editor to be misinformed BodlM are Burned to • Crisp. The worst railroad accident in the his­ but the article was a great Injustice, es­ pecially to those whose names were men­ tory of Michigan occurred near Battle Creek Friday morning about 4 o'clock on tioned. the Grand Trunk road. A special train from Boston and New York was return­ We wish to thank our neighbors, and ing from Chicago, being In charge of Con­ the Post, for their kind help In tbe sick­ ductor Seott, of Battle Creek, and En­ ness and death of our husband and father. gineer Wooley. Orders were received at . Mrs. U. Adams and children. Battle Creek by them to pass the Pacific Lacy. Mich. Express going west at Nichols, a small station about a mile east of Battle Creek, on tbe double track. Circuit for tl Tbe engineer or conductor disobeyed orders. They passed by Nichols on the fix and appoint the times for boldfrcalt Coart Io the 5th Judicial Circuit single track colliding with the Pacific Ex­ lara ISM an<» l«a m follow! press whfoh was coming west at tbe rate Raton County Second Monday.. of about 30 miles per hour. The fireman Barry ” and engineers seeing that a collision was Oalhount " Raton ** Inevitable Jumped from their engines and Barry •' a escaped almost uninjured. Tbe great loss Calhoun *' Flrat of life occurred on the train that was go­ jSjM Raton ** ing west The roof ot the second coach Sept, Barn “ •' Calhoun “ •" • Third cut through tbe roof of tbe third coach Baton ** completely entombing tbe passengers. October Barry “ Nov.. Beeoad Calhoun *' Tbe cars were old fashioned ones and a Dee., First Dated, Oct. 1st big Art had been butlijn the car stow. Cumimt Smith, Soon a little tongue of flame was seen Circuit Judge, creeping up througb-tbe.wreckage and the entombed passengers saw what their fate mufit^e. Tbe fire Increased very rapidly and those who escaped uninjured were powerless to give assistance to thaw in­ side tbe doomed cars so rapidly did the flames surround the victims. Up to tbe present time there have been 98 ueaiiis deaths anu and upwerus upwards m of ■50 injured, H{Jme wbom miy Over ______ ---------------C __ ra score of those killed were burned beyond recogni­ Wheat, white per bu.. M. tion, most of’them having do semblance of human beings. The spectators, wbi|e Barley per bu. sa to w. giving every assistance possible, were un­ Hay per ton, 5X» to no MIDM Med per bu. M. able to give help in many cases. Mrs. Chas Van Dusen, of Fort Plains, N. Y. succeeded in getting about half way out of the car window but eould getno furth­ er as ber legs were held down by broken timbers. Those who went to rescue ber could not do so and she was burned to death before tbe eyes of those present, meeting death calmly and with extraordi­ nary courage. It was reported that George Millard of this city was In the wreck, but happily this proved false. The report was started by some of his friends In Nashville as a joke. , The engineer and conduct.)? of tbe eastern bound train have been arrested. The responsibility rests upon one or both of them, and public opinion Is so strong that It demand tjial those holding positions of great responsibility should bit made to feel their importance. The trial of the cause will come before Judge . Smith at Absolutely Marshall. heaped untold dtnunciationa upon tbe manufacturers of the land as the robbers and oppresaers of labor. Bnt to! under democratic-rule the shoe pinches ou the other foot and wo are coolly informed tiiat. wages were too high anyhow, and that the reductions were necessary in or­ der that manufacturers may continue to do business!—Grand Rapids Eagle. Another Railroad Horror. w/ Baking { ^Powder Pure A BIG BRUTE. A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., Wall St., N. Y. Jim Scldmore who Ilves In the first waid and Is wfell known In the criminal history of Barry County, made a cowardly assault upon his wife Monday afternoon that should not be overlooked by the pro­ per authorities. It seems that- Monday afternoon lit went home drunk—a thing not at all uncommon for him—and com­ menced atJuslng his wife. Being afraid REDUCED RATES AT ef hltn she ran Into Jas. Engleharts’ house closely followed by him. cursing and threatening to kill her. She could not GRAND RAPIDS. Open the rear door of tbe house and he overtook her. He grabbed her by the OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. hair of the head, lifted her up and struck RATES 81.25 per day. Rooms 5o cento, her a vicious blow in the face, and when Meals*25 cents. Steam Heat. she was down he kicked and struck her BEACH A BOOTH. in a manner that would only beome a member of the brute creation. Her cries for help attracted quite a large crowd and he finally came out of the.front door dragging her by tbe arm. We are informed that she Is literally covered with bruises and that tbe physi­ cians In dressing her wounds had to cut the sleeve ot her dress, her arm being so badly swollen. Such brutal attacks shouldn't be tolerated in any community. Later—It is reported that Scldmore has skipped tne city. We hope tbe report is THE KENT Ladles’ Watches, Gents’ Watches, Boys’ Watches. Latest styles. A Ladles Club was organized at the home of Mrs. J S. Goodyear Monday af­ ternoon, the following officers being elect­ ed:— Mrs. Hannah Barlow—Pres. Mrs. Clement Smith—Vice Pres. , Mrs. 11. A. Baiber—Secy. Mrs. D. G. Robinsun—Trees. About 80 ladles weie present and a good dial of Interest manifested by all present. The object of the club Is for the purpose of self improvement and a regular course of study will be pmsUedr^Bueb orgaulzazatlons speak well for any city, showing that tbe people are alive to tbe test bene­ fits to be derived from a diversified course of study.’ The Journal laat week wrongly accused ■ Sylvester Greusel, Ed Holbrook, Chas Bauer, Lon Kenaston, and Will Cook ‘ and several other machine runners'* of attempting to start an A. P. A. society with the idea ot helping tbe republican party by a gecret organization etc. In conversation with the writer the Journal editor acknowledged that he had doue an Injustice to all named above, saying that lie bad been misinformed. and manifested a disposition to make things right in ibis week's Issue of that paper. . In explanation ot what was done we will state the whole facto as they' ’Were. It is true that there was a gentleman in tbe city last week for the purpose of or­ ganizing an A. P. A. society. He circu­ lated a paper to call a meetlag of which he promised to explain tbe objects of such an association. Those who signed the paper did so with the express purpose of going to tbe meeting and finding out will aay that the paperwaa signed by u many democrats, popjill^s and problblt! on la to aa there wire republicans, bo there was neither thought nor Intention ot making party capital out of it for any party. Those who signed the call for tbe meet­ ing did so with the sole understanding that the objects ot tbe association would be explained before any organization was HAS DO NOT BE DECEIVED Trusses I Trusses I By other dealers claiming they have the largest, best and cheapest stock of goods but look for yourselves and you ■will see that our stock of Limps and Crockery is as large as all the rest put together, and that their claims as to cheapness The best is always the and quality js as unfounded as is their claim for having the cheapest. Bear this in mind. largest stock. Before purchasing call and examine our new Truss. £ We Are Ready WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT. Now to show you Lamps; we've got ’em they are nice; they The lightest and moat are all new and all cheap. All we ask is that you give us a durable Truss on the market. call and inspect our stock and prices, if you don’t buy of Anything and every­ us. Have you noticed our Prices on Candy. Have you thing in the drug andbook tried our Tea. Have you given us a trial, if not do so and line at HONEST PRICES, we will give you satisfaction! •»1. t bo W. H GOODYEAR HAMS &-VAN ARMAN. MODERN DRUGGIST. SNAP A KODAK On any man that has pur­ chased Furniture, Carpets, GAZING AT THE NEW MOON Is a beautiful and impressiv sight; but. DRINKING NEW MOON TEA Is one of the most delicious pleas­ ures accorded to those who enjoy a fine cup of tea. I have just re­ ceived a large invoice of the new crop of New Moon Tea and it fully equals the best recommends ever given it. Why dont you try it? Whenever you want groceries or canned goods call on me. S. E. PHILLIPS? and you’ll get a picture that is wreathed in smiles. The quality of our goods, the style and finish, are ehough to please anyone. But it’s Low Prices that MAKES THEM SMILE. A F. R. FflNGORST, The Reliable Jeweler. We Have Jest Received A large consignment of J6FS6U SW661 romoes, That we have got to sell at the low price of ffl us. m it ram. Call in and see how cheap we can aell yon a lamp. See thoee $1.50 lamps. Our stock of Groceries and Crockery is complete. Try our 35c. Tea. We want .your Butter and Eggs. JOS. BOGIES & CO. Th H mus insu whe G goo G Sp D to be fr ol Hiram Rogers. W f I Will Be Closed Oct. 31, It is expected the World’s Fair will be closed on the above date. We don’t expect to close our BOOT AND SHOE STOCK, As soon as that, but we will make prices that will sell every pair. They must be Lowest prices. Violins, Guitars and Banjos, stock of the best strings obtainable. --"Th CLOSED OUT To make room for other goods. Please note the follow­ ing prices: tnii Men’s Boots, Worth $2.00 2.25 2.50 2.75 3.00 3.50 4.00 4.50 for $1,00 ‘ 1.12 * 1.25 • 1.37 • 1.50 ‘ 1.75 ‘ 2.00 • 2.25 THIS IS YOUR TIME OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN �JJw'Gs Banner. .. „ COON. David r.rnra, ol Vreepart, ha, kwl th. Aiaartean botua, moral Into the ume, and wllVbenatlcr bo the landlord. Mr. Fercoaon eoame highly recommended u au upright, honorable man and we trust that he may auocoed. , Charlotte believes In protecting Its home merchants. The Enterprise Shoe Co . an intinerantflrm, that came there last week with a stock of cheap shoes, has been ordered to pay 810 a day license and as it refused to do so has been sued by the city. '■ ir^ih Aci-.'j mu or any fancy work '.’U. .Wall Paper -all at I'n .l L. Heath 8 tl„. 'Pruggist Saturday Oct. .'tli. and get a .ample .ai'kage,* all it ‘sji; , . .~t you is the trou­ ble to ask for itIn tie- old wooclen building Otte door East of City Hauk. CE88ONAL_M£HTi0n. Mra- J. 8. Goody,,, u la Chicago. Elon Sonle hu (one lo Wlvooiln. Jone, went to Qnnd Rapid, Tu«- ehyl“ " U'*°d "■ “» , Horn,, Dlddlno went to Edmore lut tera'11’ Dawlon ’• -lck WILh ,h® Uphold Denton and McGuigan have purchased John Harpers Ukyu-y. two doors east of Fred (treble la ,l,IUn« trleoda In Bailie Hastings City Bank. They propose to keep vreek. a first class stock ot goods and sell them Archie McCoy was In Grand Rapids at the lowest ressonable prices. They are ‘ honorable, reliable gentlemen and ask a Monday. share of yonr patronage. Hon. P. T. Colgrove was In Charlotte Monday. A railroad man who Is In a position to M. O. Abbot went to Grand Rapids know says that the Michigan Central wreck at Jackson will rest that road close Tuesday. to 8500.000, and wipe out nearly all their A. D. Hughes, ot Irving, was hi the city summer’s earnings from the fair traffic. Tuesdiy. ' This amount includes damage to cars and Frank Black was in Detroit on business 1 paying for people killed and injured. Saturday. Cards are out announcing the marriage Hale Kenyon and sons are In Chicago of Edgar W. Brock, ot this city, to Cath­ erine E. MeKersie at the home of the this week. bride’s parents In Dutton, at three o'clock Mrs. T. J. Bush visited In Middleville this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Brpck will last week. make their home In Hastings. The Ban­ Mrs. Nellie Sparks spent Sunday at ner extends hearty congratulations to tbe Thomapple. happy couple, and whitt them a happy and prosperous married life. P. A. Sheldon was In Nashville Friday on business. For sale—The Ijaatfngs Meat Market. O. A. Barber,’ot Caledonia, was In the Any one desiring to secure a good estab­ lishment will do Well to see Mr. F. P. city Tuesday. Wilcox of this city. Mr. Wilcox by close Minor IL Layton was In the city the attention to business and giving excellent first of the week. meats to all. has established an excellent Joe Henkes was in Battle Creek Satur­ reputation for tbe market, which will ” greatly assist any purchaser. He desires day and Sunday. THE to sell on accounts other business InterJudge Smith and son Don were lu 1-skc Odessa last week. | We are requested by tbe City Marshal to C. H. Burghardt and family have re­ aay that Hallow'een can be celebrated from turned to Sturgis. LOCAL NEWS, S to 11 F. M. Any one caught destroying Mrs. Dr. Herrick left for Nebraska or injuring or endangering life or limb Tuesday morning. property In any way will be prosecuted. . CIRCULATION It will be remembered that someone tied a Mn. Ed. Frost is visiting relatives in Th? seek. . 80 quire rope across the sidewalk ou Hallow'een the city this week. night several years ago, presumably for a Mm. Stella Rogers and son went to Joke. Tbe late J. M. Nevins .in returning • • flKtafier. ai.for advertleemeDU home tripped on it receiving very severe Saranac last week. B33t rw!. c - -ffi.v Tuesdays at latest to injuries. Mias Maude Hough, ot Nashville, was Jjaorf ih-i"* ;ti tin’ issue of the week in the city Saturday. • ateD brvugbL Tbe races were not largely attended Sat­ Mrs. John Pendergast has returned urday, the total receipts not being much Go u the Idle !;'-d Front >hoe store for over 87.00. Du. this account the program from Massachusetts. was not carried out as contemplated. There pxd show. , Jas. F. Russell entertained his son from was one good race how-ever In the 2.40 Battle Creek Sunday. class; It was won by Maud Goodson, Model Dr. Timmerman and John Roberts spent Wilkes 2nd; Maggie May 3rd. Time 2.38. Apply This race was a very pretty one arid had Sunday at Gun Mkt. the races been as well patronized as they I.. S. HU! h taking in the eights at the should have been there would have been always some pore exciting events- so the horse- world’.* fair this week. A. D. (X»ok aud Geo. Brooks left for menjell ns. Chicago Monday night. bulk oyster direct Chicago and return, via the Michigan i Frank Hamilton and son frank are vis­ : bem. Central S4.00 Friday. Oct 27. 1803. en- . iting Mm. 1. A. Holbrook. abllng all to visit the world’s fair. Bpeclsl I I train, leaves Kalamazoo at 1:15 p. m I Charlie Gage, of Prairieville, has befen ■ a lot on the Tickets limited to ten dayp. Stopping at i Visiting friends in the city. 1. shehlon Midway Plaisance and Hyde Park stations i Ml-s Minnie Murray, ot Charlotte, visit­ for passengers with hand baggage. Tick- j ed at I«ee Dunlap’s this week. improvements vt» go«Ml going by atrave train only in first । Mr. Bnwseau, of Jackson, vlsltetl his •'r!«T> -tore. ; claw coaches, and k<xm1 for.return until ■ • - - November 5th. Inclusive, in first-class I1 brother T. J. Brosseau Sunday. coaches, on all regular trains, excepting bn j) Mias Mary Weal is clerking In Mis. Feighnrr'a. train's designated as limited trains and I Russell's millinery department. ’■n« aud ’ M.»im » tnrtn No. ft Returning, trains depart j e Fehcbuer , f/om 12th street station, stoping at 22d I Andrew Soule, of Galesburg, visited | j Geo. Soule and family last kveek. ice confectionary. 1 Mrert. 39tb street and H^de Park. CUT PRICES SEE OUR BARGAINS 5 Pairs of Size 24-C. Regular Price $5.00; D, •• “ 5.00; ■' 6-D, •• <• 4.50; ‘ 54-G A D“ 3.50; We haven’t got space to enumerate all of our bargains don’t pay you to pay out good money for poor shoes. Tbe lateit styles of engraved calling Flint, Mich. ords csq l>e ordered at this office at rea­ Tbe frontispiece of the Mlchlhan Pythian sonable rates. We have been filling a food m ny orders the past few weeks and this rr.entb is the picture of Sylvester Greusel of this city. The Pythian also has they have given the best of satisfaction. a sketch of his life and tbe work he has The only person we have beard of who done In the Interest of the K. of P. lodge. ”u not pleased with the great world’s Among other things it records tbe fact fair and impressed with its granduer Is a that Bro. Greuael has participated In every ttMleman who saw It ill (?) In one day.- practice drill of the Dlvlalon. also in every •nd Mid it "all trash" for people IQ exhibition and every prize drill atnee the rave over it w. organization of the Division, and has never W. C. Towne, of Milo, left some of the missed a meeting of the Division or section finest specimens, of potatoes at our office since It was Instituted. It truthfully say*: Tuexlay that we have ever seen. They Brother Qreiuel la as chariuble lu bla ’ere very solid, extremely large, and will yh-ws as the precepts of ooreorder teach come very handy during these drniocnatk and haa done as much, If not more than any other member of hls lodge. In keeping times. up tbe enthuslam and Interest, Instilling Poultry wanted now. On Thursday of into the hearts of the brothers the true «»ch week during the winter I will be principle* of knighthood^ He Is a man of [*‘dy to rcreive all fat, well dressed poel- tender heart and la continually striving to Dress your poultry yourself and advance tl* I a tercet -of others, entirely •Wae all the money there lain IL thoughtless ot hlmeek and his own adL. E. 5TAVF7SB. Marrlag* Ll<ran»*«Name and residence. i Everett E. Cairns. Crvssy »31 '! Llzxla M. Boyes. BalU j Andrew J. 1>umoot. Hastings i Caroline Territl. country. They are just as we represent them to be. in and inspect our stock—our goods and prices will do the rest W. H. SPENCE, $1,300. $1,500.. WE HA VE JUST PURCHASED $ 1,500 WORTH OF "i— • Cln ’Eciok t. W. a. V*«*» H W0 4. Me "■ 8^“*1- P“" "tSKin’iSjIKfto’UXi* MC«». «>>."• 12phno A/Sneldou to John 0. Na«l«r, kX. elty, • That we will close out at the regular of the g^ods. Remember that EVERY PAIR is WARRANT­ ED to be first class in every respect. Call and examine the goods while there is a large assortment. ' C H. 05P0RN & CO. SIGN. “THE BANKRUPT STORE.” Our Qeneral line is full of bright,, snappy ideas, but particularly in OVERCOATS are we .offering extra temptations to intending purchasers. It’s so gen­ erally conceded by the public, that we don’t think it egotistical to say that no other house in Hastings or near Hastings sells quite the same Overcoats that we do. That’s Economy! c- w"1""' » *• We can save yon from 25 to 33j per cent Give us a call. t!ome If ypu tray yonr clothe* »M«! *">»"■" *■ "4 •aTW'H-"“”“u« • We handle goods made by the leading manufacturers of the' DRUGGIST. the best-5 cent threw it. though standing but a few feet j ftun . away, with results atrave mentioned. The I Rev. M. Smith will exchange pulpits Mfr Bentley and Mrs. ,-ary boy was taken to a physician, his I with Rev. B. U. Bockwell. of Bellevue. tu .ving into"*part*'(>f nwount,s dressed and we understand that , next Sunday. • . Jefferson street he has no‘ abl« 10 ,**’re tbr ' (Lsi. Tinkl was arrested j house. Tbe — boy • ** J 1 (’w)"’ Tinkler's mother, who has been The p*-*-' fson John cole Cole and J. L. ■ ’r,»itlng|her' 44 daughter lu Woodland, re'■•■! :ii8 baki-ry to Me- but is out on ban. John and J. 1<-ir"' L~ • ■ ' ’his city The lai- | fb^d being »uretire. The case will be tried j lun,nl 1 m-sday. taken possession and j Nov. 3rd. 1 Miss Kittle Beadle, of Grand Rapids. ttprct ejmdnetm hustle. . .... ' an<1 Sable Beadle, of Jackson, spent A rnovemeiit to v». encircle living away clothing but ..w the earth with , Sunday lu the city. > Ille dlraiam, on • "m.eeHone In the | ] 1900th. anniversary year of the Saviour s ■ Gardner Poller, of Orchard Park. N. Y., is visiting W. S. Chidester and family on Si-ai'i nn(i’« ! b,rth 19 M’umlng definite shape, with | ‘ ‘ : bead quarters at Plttaburg. The expos!-1 his way home from Chicago. fr. -h ivory points of cow < tlon will then be entirely non sectarian. !. Mrs. Belle Emory who has been visiting pA v. ■, vni h I will vaccinate at | The plan as outlined, contemplates’ a1"' her --------------------------parents Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Spauld' f"r ,'afh.Rer?/”'। rousing convention g returned to Lansing ronrrmion at ar San .-ran Francisco rranciaco as^a .s a ‘ jn Illt Lansing Tu Tu -slay. --day. . G. W. IrawRY. beginning. The expedition will then sail ! .... u u direct to Bombay. India, after which’ Mr*. Todd, of (.rand Rapids, who ba­ * J45 I".an be found in his office the cruudera will visit Jerusalem. Cairo. 1 of Mrs Jaathe »-r W. u. ■, ...hear".- drug store Satur- Rome and London. The final convention P*9’ returned home Monday.* d»y> aiuf M nUy, when- he will pay will be held In New York. It la estimated j xlftrs. Emma J. Valliant, who has been prenid tn <. that tbe expense of the crusaders will not visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. D. G. Robinson’.-, exceed 81.000 each and 1.000 persons returned to her home in Philadelphia this ■".■slice next Monday evo- are expected to Join the expedition. They j Week. ■ be rank .work, and a will be absent from the country prebaps aMr. and Mrs Ben Lunn have gone . o importance to all will be year, and It is the Intention to allow au Interval of several week* between the *•»" Arlw- brom there tlrey will move to conventions. I tioind Rapids and make that city their six-year-old daughter । Irame. ■ • nu miles north of town. Many people will lw interested Id -the ! r^v. Thos. Cox. Mr. and Mrs. M F. died thi* “Ok. The funeral occurs new Bay View Reading Circle, and It | Abbott. Mrs. W. II. Schantz. Mr. and Mrs. baturdaj i ■ '•"clock from the family would be a good move to have, one organ- j|, Snyder aud H. Lewek were in Grand rwidtnre. hied here. It counts among its promoters Kapids Tuesday. Mrs. I.1-4:4 Brewster, died Wednesday and directors Bishop W. X Nindo. Pres. ‘ Mrs. Thos. Lemon. of Pittsburg. ~ Pa., lilerui; 1- asylum. Her age was J. W. Bashford. Mm. Margaret E. Sang4'J.jh.c. 1 |tl. remains were shipped yes- •ter. nnd W. G. Ballantine and Is neither who has hedn visiting her sister Mrs. John Busby and other relatives started for ■ r: ,'ig to her former home In sectarian nor sectional. The Circle has a Bulk's —Kalamazoo Telegraph. Chicago Tuesday. short, well planned and low priced course Mrs. Clement Smith Is In Toledo this Person, throwing ashes- or rubbish In of syxtematlc course of reading. The en­ week In attendance upon the general the streets or alleys of the city will tire expense of qne year for the books, meeting of the Woman’s Home Missionary be prosecuted according to law. magazine, members bl paste.. Is only 82.50. Such a course would be much better than society of the M. E. church. Mrs. Smith W. H Miller. the aimless and haphazrad reading, of is tbe delegate from Michigan conference. City Marshak many and tba unprofitable selections of Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Parker. Mrs. Mat­ Bssby Bro-, now have their bath rooms others, it will aid many aspiring people fix’d up "m excellent shape and can ah- to fit themselves for large usefulness and tie Spaulding and sun, Mrs. Frank Hams, Mrs. S. M. Wolcott, Miss Una Quinn and commodate their many patrons. Rooms enjoyment, and besides make provision Frank Quinn were among the number who •re large, lighted by electricity, and hot for a moat delightful wlajer. Those In­ left for Chicago Tuesday. via tbe C. K. A •nd cold water always on hand in abun­ terested can obtain circulars, giving full dance. Six baths for one dollar information, by addressing J. M. Hall, S. It but the above are a few that we offer you this weel. fRED L. HEATH, 1 Mrs. E. W. Jordan and daughter. of it F. G. Beamer"#. Monday morning Chas. Dickinson the j• Bedford, were lu the city this week. family are moving { yrgr o( | inK Dickinson threw | >u-- iu the second a stone at Leo Narv an s tear old son nf ' Mm. W. .< Cbide-ter and Mrs. W. R. William Nary, while coming home from I Cook were in Grand Rapids Tuesday. Mre. Lillian Gregory, of Chicago, -is in u I <>( ’urn habits bv school, striking him on the head and cut- [ ------------------------------------------:• "f gold. tablrta at ting an ugly gash, it Is said that the Dl<*k- . the city and will remain for the winter. Inson boy grabbed the latter's necktie. The ■ . nf Prr<-t...rt visited >• diugglst's. now going at $3.50 “ “ “ 3.50 “ “ 3.00 ’• “ 2.50 That’s Something Else! That is, sb elegant, so much style, so durable, , '* • • .. yet not any more expensive. We ll go into more details when you look over o ir stock. R. K. Qrant. �BUSINESS CARDS S. rAi-MKivK- Hastings Banner2, J.M-S1UTH. _ Thursd»y, Get. pg, 1893. T,„s AMl HEAL KSTATK - W R COQK. Local Bdltor. ' T. ~ SM'TH «'• J"r 9 ' m2* b’ E4* Of Lre Scott’s Emulsion lUpl.lv. Michigan. suigeon. L! m In cldlllon I*r,1™1to "**d.tn «” 1*1as. ill .nd Mlb.. .lr„dy .Overlto«l. Iletntn limit will be tend.,, from ’ tho Cream of Cod-llver OH, with hypophosphites, and watch them grow Fat, Chub­ by, Healthy, Bright. Physi. dans, the world over, endorse it. Hasting*. Mich, t.f tin* state. Col- ii-iKTi and Don’t bi decelred bj Snbsfitotis! Hh ear’ll LOCAL NEW '""Sd u,Ue I'lir*of sail in xtii with .. • wuvre t1:' pK n. 5® horBea C0W9 could get it He was afraid she would poison tne w»li «»ter and so kill the entiro famlh nristed that the officers make The anL" i kin “ h'* «<fxld .lu, w" lid rord X°tt tnea were the neighbors. TiiiJ.* W,r?,‘t "" b“0*“‘ 'O' Justlro S ,”°n* M««ball. .nil |h’ ht Id for trial—Battle Creek Moon. tHlm<tH,’rlng •''•'•“‘•••’o mrrdtanl dis­ " ’““I'Ufi -<*-<! .monxl.l, reuinn,. M.vtn ' ?? “ '"l<e 10 llw '•d» ral>- « <,lll'Ur‘t’11 Pumpkin thvretronn Tire fl1’1"'* •l"‘ "" W™ b>* ridp " 1’lxlbwrtl town. • UKQML/1TION • I His week, so In I?"1’n.'1’b?>"■ "txtmfiolb Ml In hr mni pond nt lUltlnCrefk wrixhlnx quire %, elxtit pound, .nd ureavurlnx touv fret. * M>*'h"Jlri mini,. Hvreufter. changes for miveru.- .t..nu . ter. rrehlrere ktluttl, crevk j„4 cartW must reach this office Tuesday s *; ,• (0 Insure Insertion in th- hsuk )H ............ . I *"•> « vellre ronUtulntt . Mitbodht dim ? I . ” '*Hfilon,trertoxnd sermon,. when brought. It t, Io tn, bnpn.1 tlml th,, w||] read thorn carefully arid sin no nidre. , Tin- lwavir»* l-g nmrkrtni At Freeport -O fur till:. .<*. V.;.., nil.frfhing 475 j pounds bruugin in by John Teeple. ' I The Frvepurt cider mill is open every Wednesday nnd some farmers cumo be­ fore daybreak in-order to be the ti--: in I time. A Ganges boy named* Ellis ,wns walking on the str.-rts uf Chicago when a cop. the bigg..,! he ever saw. thought hr noticed a, deadly weai-n slicking out of hh pocket Hr Mrreil Kills by the cojlar and was walking him off t<. the statl m. when he suddenly changed his mind and suggestrd a treat Instead. The revolver was of glass and was used as a receptacle for candr. Burglars entered a clothing store a! Grand Lwlgr and helped themselves to ] W’il Karcberof Frevp-ut was . gglng about sixteen dollars worth ot clothes. ; potatoes for W. Brsyb-n las '»•Hr This Is the way a I/.well woman adver­ dug one weighing three pouti 1- -m !• n»-rfect in s'-iapt*. tises fora husband in the l.o«r!l Journal:--Diwell. Mi ti. Oct 13th. ^Xreeport expects a txxim in rv»' estate now. a* cual has Imth d on a . Dear Reader < f this papqr—I want a f irm Ji.-ar there. Tire Lowr II Mi,d Has­ J good man. <^ir that dofs not Drink. I am a woman of thirty nine, a wid*w. no • .....I.*.. • may .ntings railroad Ik- t-Ai-t. ext-u i.-d -f, irr me the near । future to aoj-piy listings people with childn'ii. am a good houset •keeper, . can make g«iod bread. Lives six miles from coal. iaws of tee state or n in Harry >n all time DRINK IGE. GREAM SODA. •’ Bi- r. Milk*Shake and Itoc-r A. RCKKHB* set H E < I1EAM. CON*t and any thing in the line FECTIi cl EKE.' Hl.'.HT n H.vr.LY CI KES- DISEASE, NERVOUS prostration, -WL1M0R INFANTS! ' <v,'< . ■ , , ‘ i.J ; v. ■ ,1:'t*',n. j:.L»t«ir M. E church. Sleep and real prra-hlng till I used । • )'* p soundly Mid awake m heartily rK-oniinend IL EE1.KK and FULLER ■ • ■ < -Jar Springs. Mich. ■ ■ • ’ ■ H. GOODYEAR. HASTINGS. L. DOUGLAS S3 — SHOE —“ nw hoW i nir. p. “Ptwatthe®? When Mxt In aMd by a pair. _ “ bm f“ --- world. Belt In th® ♦5.00^1 14.00 *3.50 *2.50 *2.25 *2.00 ♦3.00 V250 12.09 UMS ♦ 2.00 ♦ l.7» nt am ♦ I.7S < *» MESS SHOE, m.* I. tk. tabri ift*" J» b », by my S3, S3JS0, M.00 « —, ™* Tkh ll «5«tl to re,to® maHa aid took and do *l’l> to eccrxxnko la year footwear, Ja,irg w. L Doacfao Show. Nun oad _ WOOLLEY & BRONSON. /7A Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Byrop has been »PO» artillery fir®, deflecting tar children Wthlng. It sooths tbe child, ens the gums, allays al) pain, cures wind col. aud Is the best tvnody for Diarrhoea Tweel five cents a Im throughout the I" .,)»! K Knappen. "s DENISON, I1” LUt daj' of »>« cloving d,,. which will -undoobtodly > fn.en.X b’ uioao fortunate enough to attend To •U.b . everybody go7. XPSiaS C 4 w* M ™,11, '• ™""nwd^tbb 4 w. M. .nd D. L. 4 N. linn will rell ought to be fat. Give-the Thin Bal>l^s,a chance. Give them ' •uipiiy attended to. 30th w'lb polxoolnx iirere „UP’ b« - «K- Tb« wxrreut ,hwP- m>«llrj o' Fttorouttax Attai2"c.R1J’l‘ Babies Woodland, Mich PM. ................... Al! b'i^w’•* ’ * towtublp, uxto.t Ggo. DeHavkx. G. P. A. Timo to .Oiling short for Ibue wlio h<v« town pnttlng off going to Chicle to h »i ”1 K"'."r’1 expo.ltton of .11 time, t eln-eltot. Mie. .nd It you b.vn*t U-en. yet get re.dy to go now. Do«*t in “re Y°" •**! lo tniwIL U . o grrat ,n wtor.tor u ■ ln.lgnlllci.nl compared to »och « trip. 1OU won’t have another such chance tn your life-time io see such n wonderful show-, mu,| even If you have to scrimp ■long for a while and go wjthout some­ thing else don’t miss seeing the "Whlteh?. “"d ,la n,ul‘ltude of exhibits from all the world. As an additional Incentive to get you started, the C. *. W. M. and D. L. A. N. lines will sell tickets on OcL 13, 17, 10. 21, 33, 25. and 37 ut one way fare for the round trip. . These tickets nre good ten days In­ stilling date of sale, and are sold via the ■II tail route as well as via SL Joseph aud Meamer. Kate from Grand Rapids Is 85.40 all rail and 83 00 vis Si. Joe. Our agejits will be glad to give you full Inforuintiun about trains and anything else which you may want to know (so far as they can.) . The crowds are going now: lots of people Just waking to the fact that they 1 ’will la* way la-hlod the times if they miss seeing th.- World’s Fair. Don’t wait un­ : 1til Jhe last week and then get caught in !the final rush, but go now. J. J. V'lioplx-ii. formerly of Che«nning. Iihk r ci'iilly purcliased a plant ut Sail laiki* City for the manufacture of Port­ land cement. Albion Is expeethig a ghortanj in miniiUcr*. Out uf -ix churcbea only two, the niethmtist and (o-rtnaus, have regular fn aching. oner, is in hard luck. Hr wanted tu die by strangulation, and with a rope th-d to The county papers record peatly every hi- neck and his cell door, took a beader week accounts of people in their vicinity ' Ainos Hadden fell dead at his home In off his rot. The rope broke, aud all having trouble with tramps.' There tuner ' icr Creek near Marshall last Saturday George has to show is a disfigured face. ’ l.rv •pecnmn.ofm.uhu.ri »t-rc ,0 num-1 »«»• Mr. crous trow. I Hadden Is 84 years of age and oum- to INCONTESTABLE POLICIES. j this county when a youoa man. being Halrrson Riehm. of Berlin, Germany, among the first retllrra here. He has is visiting hi* cousins George and Simeon 1 lung been coiiNhlered a man of means, but,' Neithaiunu r of ibis place. Mr. Iliehin is [ as tar ns Is known, had no money in the The policies written by some of the tlitvfiroprir-lur nf a factory In Germany ' banks. It in supposed that; hr secreted lending life insurance companies of w^fleb employs 180 men In the manufac- about his premises large sums uf money this country are incontestable for any lure of Iron bulls, and is peeking up a ft w ' which ' * hi' is 'known to 'have,1 accumulated. cawu' whatsoever. If a policy holder things that will int of Interest to liltn in Owing tn his sudrii-n death It-. location is commit* suicide immediately after pay­ bis business.—Woodland News. it mystery.—Statesman. ing hi® first premium, and before the Thrw offers haye been receivtsl for the 1’he-MQrnluR R.-cord alter two weeks I ink dry on his policy, his heirs will Michigan building at the. World’s Fair. existriice at Kalamazoo filed a chnttle1 receive the money just the name. That One would give $125 rash, another would is because the companion know that take it as a gift and thr third oflernl to life is the most precious possession of remove the building for $3,500,. giving the A pig left in the Muir .'express office plate glass uud gas fixtures to the comtnl- over night tubbed his Imuk sir rarncslly every individual, and that very few in­ deed will throw it away in order to Against tin- side of flirt cratq tlifft the krt-nThis would uisk>- l lie • removal rod the • ared night wa'elimnn decided that burg­ benefit an heir. The “incontestable commission over $1,703 In addition to the ! lars were drHimg ihe safd. He aroused clause" is found, however, only in the building. ' a!»out half the town, and urui' il with all American policies. Those issued to i sorts of deadly weapons, lhj« citizens sur- Europeans, Central Americans nnd Dr Carter's Kidney A Backache Tea. j rounded the office and then crept in South Americans do not have them. is a compound of Valuable herbs that ।' stealthily with corked guns and caught One of the chief officials of a leading stimulate the Kldndy* to action, clearing !1 the pig in the very act. Then they went 1 company recently raid tn a reporter home weerily tuxl drjeeb*<iiy end the I for the New York Sun: the net wood the kidneys soft night wa>* blurred with disjointed "All our Foreign policies are written and bladder, which become stopped up I remarks leveled al the watchman. subject to cancellation. It is true wo and cause settlings like brick dust, and if j discover very little fraud among the The eleventh annua! conference of not n-moved will lead tu Dropsy. Diabetes, ' Michigan Baptist ministers was held at European policy holders, bnt that is or Blight's Disease. It regulates the four .: Muskegon last. week. A. 8. Carman of because their schemes arc so clever we important organs of the body, the atom-, Ann Arbor was elected president for the cannot run them down. The chief reason for’nnr writing less liberal pol­ ach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Keep I ensuing year. icies abroad nnd in the wont hern por­ them healthy you need never fear dis-| tion of this continent is. however, be­ ease. Trice ,40 cents a package. cause wars are so frequent and so lia­ Carter’s Kidney Backache Tea wiHeun? Fuank .1. CltKNKV makes oath that -he ble to occur a* any moment. Europe is always on the brink of a great war, is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. that sick. tired feeling with a bad taste in CiiKft'KY/tl’o . doing business in the rlty and if wo should write incontestable the mouth mornings. of Toledo. County and State aforesaid, policies there we might 1m> ruined any Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea will cure and that said firm will pay the sum of time. In the Central and South Amer­ sick headache, constipation, dizziness, and j <>N'E Hl’NDKED DOLLARS for each and ican states revolutions are in progress every c«m’ of Catarrh that cannot be all the time. If our policies were nut pain in tbe back. Carter’s Kidney <t Backache Tea puri- cured bv by the use Of HAi.l.’s CataRKH subject tocnnccllation there we should Ct-KK. FRANK J. CHENEY. fles tbe blood. and regulates the bowels. I Sworn to Ix'fore me and subscribed in be subjected to great losses continual­ ly. Our method is to write policies Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea is a sure my preMMice. this flth day of December. A. freely, but to cancel them whenever and positive cure for backache and In-' D. a revolution occurs in the countries in fiatnation of the kidneys and bladder. ■ which the policy holders reside.” r„ 1 A.IW. GLEASON. Sold only by W. II. Goodyear. ’ * Notary PubHa A Chemical Triumph. Catarrh Cur«| is faken internally N EIGHBORtNG COUNTIES \The complete isolation of flonrino llall’« npmi the blood and muby a French scientist is a recent chem­ and acts directly . __i_>— Send fur ical triumph which has excited much According to reports the West Michigan . coin* surfaces of -• the sjslem. Fair was not a success financially. I he I te.-tltDotiials. free. , interest. Flourinc, as described for society owe* 82,800 in premiums nnd nF. .1. UllF.N'Ey A CO-. Toledo the papular understanding, has a smell terest on $40,000 worth ot bonds beside, OHIOresembling that of hypochlorous acid, and hasn’t any loose change with which rarjSold by druggists. .5c which is somewbat masked by the to pay IL The failure ot the fair to pay odor of ozone, from its action on wa­ its obligations Is laid at Jlu? doora^of the ter vapor. It, of course, acts powerful­ citizens which faKed to attend. ly on the respiratory organs, oven TtreC. 4 «*. M. xml D.. I. 4 N. Litre, : when greatly diluted, and it causes inA great many cels coming down' the race at Plainwell have been caught In the । mill wirt'wuntlmi ticket* io Cbicmfo «’I<1 senidbilty, lusting as long ns a week or x««l ira•> ■>”• "'•*• | more, of the mucous membrane of tho mill wheels and killed In the last two or retort. "rrj <1X1. bit everrUfiln uul'1 Ori three weeks. A specimen over five feet ItSilvr’ Momlxi*. SOMh-win be lire Imi nose. It is of a yellowish-green color, long and ten Inches In clreumference was due ot tire xrexi world*, frit lb 11" pre* Isomewhat ------------- lighter and yellower than taken from the wheel at the Merrill mm _____ _ . It combines explosively m-rfrctlon. ■"d W|H t* wtobnrtd l« mud-_ chlorine. Saturday. . j with hydrogen, even at n great cold ,11 lv. Don't-rid do now. * . I fire Nearly 2*00 tons of grapes were ship­ 1 Oso. Dfillxrts. <.. 1’. A. * ami in the dark, nnd sulphur, solen­ -------- - -----------I and tellurium take fire in it at orped front Ltwton this season. Nearing thr End of the On® Fare Hate, to clinary temperatures. Bromine and Chas. Klee reports one of the chloMgo.-- iodine burn ifir Lt with a flame of low pfg yields of the season. He hair a s< w OcL 9. LL I*. 17. ltf.j31. 23, 25 and 27! temperature, and amorphous qirbou, that within thirteen months, has g »en “ni1 I* " ’ R > wlH 1 amorphous boron, and especially crysbirth to thirty pigs, twenty-eight o ’ which Hie D L- * Iiave Uteri. ’ If any one ean beat thh let sell tickets to Chicago and return st one uUlne B|lkon, with th® evolution of faro for round trip. toir days. From heaU Many other substance* them step up and report it and take tn , stations east of Grand Izslge tick t . bQfn it oxygen *nd nitroget- apribbon.—Portland Observer. tre rol.l onlr ri. St. Juj J™“ , u, be tbe only H. Y. Patterson living three and oneb.lt mllM north ot Wntitralvnlp »«•’>> lost his life In a well on bls farm >“ 1 Th<*e tickets are not g*nl. in }'“"‘I "“d Big nspenki •----------sleeping car. GKQ. umiavks. Tire :ro l» <te»crllw<> »• lurgret nlaee nutting np a wind mill, ana mrMl®r .monr erowped h.ml. aml th. Ch..re t» ox'- •' "■ * »* ' Patteraon went down ln ‘° da^p' kwtrer mure ire*- T>“ "UbeJ Kxcurstons. valve, when be encountered fire ,dampThe Mid t'*r •*"- '«'• Uc>'*“ ,o Cl'lc«0 U hwv. • matrix for “tln* ‘‘•“t™"** He was almost unconscious when, drawn dloorr rime,. Ml«. aHhtrajh dlnlnff ooreoLly bafare fftriMT W Urn UtwUr. of lire wfiU- tin llflltl w“.r'p? lowered Into tbe wfill Zu flwre Uro Imperil hlUlroM «'® extlmnbbed every time.) Tbe pump WM W.PP.V, Wh'«k k. k—re, I. ?^I...rv h<orddr tn better xreomodxlu are-rot ------- .. Bully fixed from th® U>> oarpxtntnx. 1>MO >uur •— <t *• pt+mt. ra Henry Brown ot Orend Led«. ■“J^1* MritUMCordlnst,. .I bTpiulnx. teupoofi 0' In * tumbler of older. Be wm M 3°*” SiZ Drink UMld tab® U>««•“** "sc W ”i”'MSIBnSk. <•” ro"‘> “->”«°°l - Firing from north to TOnth, then, 1. . dlrergenee of projectile, u> th, j.ft, dne to Che earth*, rotation, .nd Oring “onh. the divergence I. to the right The extentof the -pnH" eerie, at different point, on the earth*, me race and. with projectlies fired at dif­ ferent speed, and elevation. In Eng­ land, adeflectlnnof five Inehea la found to occur with the projectile of a twelve­ pounder in a four-thousand-yard range. " hen a Greek bride’s hair was not adequate to the demands of fashion sho eked out the deficiencies of nature with horsehair. Pericles once had a citizen of Athens arrested and fined for cutting off the Uli of the sUteamau’s horse to supply a marriage wig for the offender's daughter. To many people who have tbe taipt of scrofula in their blood. The agonies caused by the dreadful running sore* and other manifesta­ tions of this disease are beyond description. There is no other remedy equal to Hood’s Sar­ saparilla 'or scrofula, salt rheum and every form of blood disease, n Is reasonably sura to beaeflt all who give It a fair trial. Hood's Flits cure all liter ills. [ Detroit WMREID GLASS aid Grul Rapiis. Largest stock Ifitely everything Write for prices j 7AIKEK IS CURABLE .'Ithout thr knife, aUll irsher caustics, or pul>ns. r sjxx*ial attenUon is K!vu to Cancer. Tho treat.ent Is based upon the teory recently embodied __ ' paper* read by Prof. V, ,_________ lore the lloyal and Imper•rh?." ° ‘’hyaiclansofVienna namely: o,<,,**.ments >n concur have muc h In.?.V1?? tho"$ "<’un'1 fle»h-11 >» P«»slble to attack them wlthoutinjurlm:surroundt'le patlenlor U”' »{on*'ral well-being of The remedies emloyed at Hornellsville aliboutrb :u< ha-raleps as those of Vienna, are far mon-effective-wholly removing the odor of ,‘TnHh w|thln twenty-four hours, and caus­ ing the diseased tissue to shrink to a hard, dry eschar until it is crowded out by healthy heal­ ing grutitilatiuns. There la no’ poulticing or sloughing, no running sores or foul odor. It is the only known method that reaches and ex­ pels every cancerous cell. For references and other Information address the resident physician. . J. 1». MITt HELL, M. D. Horn. Ihrille, N. Y. Cures Constipation ALWAYS SMOKE THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. Sobscribe for tbs Hatogj bur /. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. An Unprecedented Offer! Great Value for Little Moneij. Weekly News of the World for a Trifle. The New York Wly Tribune a twenty-four page journal, is the leading Republican family paper of the United Slates. It is filled with interesting reading matter for every member of a country family. It is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the gener^FneWs of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. Its “AGRICULTU Rr\L" department has no superior in the country. Its “MAR­ KET REPORTS” are recognized authority in all parts of the land. It has sept.-rate departments for "THE FAMILY CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its "HOME AND SOCIETY" columns com­ mand the admiration of wives and daughters Its general pditical news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant tnl ex­ haustive. . . A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to oiler this splendid journal nnd “THE BANNER” lor one. y.ear FOR ONLY >1.10, CASH IB ADVANCE. Subscriptions Address all orders to begin at any time. THE HASTINGS BANNER. Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Ro'in 2. Tribune Building, New York City, and a sample copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed you. What is CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for intents and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty yeans’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething, troubles cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ toria Is the Children’s Par.acea^-the Mother’s Friend. Casto ria. Castoria. Cartori* la an excellent medicine for chil­ dren. Mothers barn repeatedly told mo ot its good effect upon their children." Dn. Q. a Osgood, . Lowell, Maw. « Caatori* Is tho beat remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope tho day is no* far distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their children, and use Castoria inmorphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful Oonway. Ark. Ill Sa Oxford St., Brooklyn, K. T. medical supplies what is known �Additional Local News. Fall apples are in good demand, but tbe supply se«a* limited- Buyers complain that the quantity of this sort is ex­ tremely scarce, there being many orchards without any f*R fruit In them and[very little winter fruit. A dealer yesterday predicted that fancy apples will be quoted at >6 or 87 a barrel before winter la over. —B. C. Moon. If youhg boys find giris could only un­ derstand how happy It makes their pan ents when they are doing well and con­ ducting themselves like ladles and gpn4 lemon,, it Seems to us that they would make a greater effort than they do to avoid -evil deeds and acts. A greater part of tbe pleasure of this life to parents Is found in the success or the welfare Of their children golug out from their home. Th. number ot .ere. th the .oulh.rn roentle. WM I.MT.1M. In U» Mhtrel 288,883, and in the northern 46.611. Of the total area the records ot threabisgs Include more than 188,000 acres. I The ayerace yield In the southern icounties is returned «t 18.38 bushels; in ithe central counties af 18.99 bushels: in 'theuortberp counties at 10.40 bushels, and In the State at 18.01 bushels. Wheat is ot Rood quality and full Tbe act passed by the legislature last winter entitling women to vote In school, village and city elections in this state has been declared unconstitutional by Attorney General Ellis aud tbe Michigan supreme court. So Hastings politicians who have been endeavoring to obtain fa­ vor in the sight of the fair sex can cease their efforts from henceforth, the women though declare tbe decision, “a perfect shame.” Here are a few things hot water will do: A cup taken half an hour before breakfast will regulate the digestion. A hot foot bath will cure a nervous head­ ache. Hot water ou the back of the neck and shoulders will cure weariness caused by a day's sedentary work. A hot water bath before bed time will banish insomania- Hot woter applications will remove tbe discoloration of bruises and blows. Immersion in hot water is the best thing for rnti-krounds and felons. Be careful what kind of a lantern you use. ‘In nearly every paper we see notic­ es of barns burned |>y.lbp overturning ot a lantern. ■ The-burner ,pf a lantern should be fastened aa*sccprely as on a bouse lamp but many of them have simply a loose burner,'Which will tumble off as soon tbe lantern Is. over turned, the oil pours out. aud there Is a coptlagration. If you have a lantern of that kind smash It and pitch It Ln tbe : rubbish heap and get a Kood^afopue. Altogether, Worthington’s for Novem­ ber is a. magnificent number. As tbe season-draws pear when the large army of magazine readers will decide the ques­ tion What magazine siiall we take an­ other year?” It is well for them to keep an eye. on Worthington’s, and, what­ ever else may be-taken, add it to the 'list. It is secoud la none in choice, high quality matter and attractive illustrations, and it is very .much more entertaining than many of.its rivals. Its low price brings it within the reach of all. Californians art making extensive pre­ parations' for the California Mid-winter International Exposition. The contracts of the btflidiugt have been let. aud It Is expecU-ff tbat'everythlng will be In readi­ ness to.opeu the exposition January I. One ol tie*, chief features of the affair will be a tower 366 feet in height .and lighted by 9J)00 incandescent lights. It is expected that Um exposition win con­ tain choicest of. the .World's yair exhibi's anil some novelties as welt. An ex­ position in tdld-wlnter will of itself be a uovrlty, and Californians are sparing no pains to make tbe affair attractive and surerssftil in every respeqt. Oae of the cheapest, simplest and most effi-'hiit deviaei for the protection of shnglo roofs frum tire is being introduced ft same cities. It consists of nothing Jtore than a water pipe running along the ridge board of the roof and connected with the water service of the building The roof pipe is perforated at short In­ tervals, so that al a moments noMce the roof can be flooded and rendered imper­ vious to sparks and blazing fragments blown from burning buildings In the neighborhood. The device Is at once so simple and effective that one wonders why its introduction was not coeval with water mains and hydrants. In giving an account of the meeting of tho Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. at Lknslng last Week, the Republican has the follow­ ing to say of Geo. M. Dewey formerly ed­ itor of the Banner;—Among the promi­ nent odd fellows who have assisted to bring the order in the state to its present high state of perfection Is Hon. George M. Dewey of Owosso, who needs no Intro­ duction to memliers of the grand body now In session or to odd fellows throughout Ute state. He is a P. G. M. and has at­ tended every Mtsalun of the grand lodge for thu past twenty one years. He la an old newspaper man and is at present pub­ lishing the Odd Fellow, a fralernil jour­ nal, lu the Interest of the order in 1 ‘ this state. It I* the suggestion ot a writer on hyglene in tbe larder that it la not _ a „ good ___ plan to put fialvin direct contact with Ice. An examination Into several cases of illnew resulting from eating fish that possessed some poisonous quality has led . to the conclusion that it wa-t obtained In this way, the water “having impurities before freezing, promoting a formation of animal alkaloids known as fish poison.” As any known source of possible dangur is <m« more ally In the housekeeper’s fight I for tbe health of hey family. It will be weU to pass this bit of Information on to ] ones’ fish dealer as well a* to see that the cook In one's kitchen wraps a towel or piece of chtwseciotb.about the fish before With a resounding slam the doors of the Michigan building at the World's fair will etoer Octnl.-er 30. For 184 days the stale has (men Iwinging to Chicago an average of 850.000 a day. Money has heen (tabbed In tills way long enough, says President Weston. The •u^e. haste will be manlftvded in all department; where Michigan la Interested. The president of tbe Agr.’ciiIlnAl college came on from Landing and with the stroke of midnight Oat 30, he will loose a force of packers in agricultural mining, and forestry build|ngs. Mr. Weston has sold at pri­ vate ag|e nearly all the furniture In the h'ni-ic bi people who' wanted souvenirs, lie hopes to get about 88,000 fair age. since the project to make the building a gubtwnrtorln residence has failed. The.Wheat crop of Michigan Ibis year M Imitated by reports at baud Is 93,690,<W bobela. This total is obtained by ■i»itfplvlng i ha number of acres in wheat la eneb rtxmiv. by tbe average yield per aora tu the same eOunty and adding the product*. Kha acreage Is taken from the FarmdUalisrVji ng returned by nupervisor threshers. supplMDeatrd weight The total number of bushels reported marketed by farmers In September Is 2.­ 977,635. Ot this amount 626,628 buabels were marketed in the float or southern tier of counties; 612,276 bushels in the second tier; 300,487 bushels lu the third tier; 641,096 bushels In the fourth, tier; 170,045 bushels In tbe fifth and sixth Here, and 37,129 bushels In tbe northern counties. At 85 elevators and mills from which reports have been received there was no wheat marketed during the month. The total number of bushels of wheat reported marketed In the two months, AugustT-September. Is 3,526,504, which is 474,8*32 bushels more than reported marketed In the same months last year. The average, yield of oats as shown by threshers' records, is as follows; Southern counties, 37.67 bushels; central counties. 23.93 bushels; northern counties, 24.14 bushels. State 36.96 bushels. Com is estimated to yield In- the State 48 bushels of ears per acre. The estimate for the southern counties, Is 44 bushels: central, 56; northern, 58. Potatoes are estimated to yield 56 per cent of an average crop. The figures tor the sections are, southern, 52; central, 61: northern. ‘67. ^Tinier apples are estimated to yield one-eighth of of a crop In the southern connties; and 32 per cent of an average In the central counties and the Slate. Tbe figures for the northern counties are 58. Tbh board of supervisors adjourned Sat­ urday noon, after doing a large amount of work, which will appear later in supple­ ment form. . To the Chairman and gentleman of the Board of Supervisors ot Barry County. Your c-.miultlee on equalizing the assessment rolls of the seyinl townships and wants of the City of H» s tings In Barry county, respectfully report as piifessii pl® sadllss-uss This Is the way a Ldwell wetnan adyerIses fora husband in the Lowell Journal:— Lowell, Mich., Oct 18th. ■ Dear Reader of thin paper—I want a good man, ode that does not Drink. I am a wuman of thirty nine, a wldew, no children, am a good bonne keeper, can make good bread. Llvee six miles frum Lowell, at Loren Lewis’. Mrs. Myxii, Snokr. MARKED BY THE DEVIL'S HOOF. Henry Rice, an aged negro who re­ sides, .or did, not more than a year ago, at Rolla, this state, says the St Louis Republic, makes what Is probably the most remarkable claim that ever camo from the mouth of a human being— vix.: That he had sold his soul to the devil and that his Satanic majesty sealed the bargain by putting his trade mark on the negro’s breast. In sup­ port of this preproaterous statement Rice exhibits a deep scar situated di­ rectly over the heart, which appears to have been burned deep into the flesh notice Amos Hadden fell dead at his homo In Klee Creek near Marshall last Saturday while In tbe act of gathering nuts. Mr. Hadden is 84 years of age and came to this county when a young man, being among tbe first settlers here. He has lung been considered a man of means, but, as far as is knowy, had no money in the banks. It is supposed that he »«ereted . li. Um anof money de.U', hoof, and that It U a memorial > i»r,terT—Sul«mm, of a compact which he made with the , e|eventh annual -conference of king of the sulphurous region* away I Michigan Baptist ministers was held at back in slavery days- According to Muskegon last week. A. S. Carman or the terms of the contract the negro is to | Ann Arbor was elected president for tne have supernatural powers over his race ensuing year. during the few fleeting days that he - ------------ j------------------------- remains a tenant on earth, and that | when all is over his soul is to go—not to t God, who gave it, but to the devil, who has marked it as his own. When Rice and the devil had settled on the condi­ tions outlined above the lessee of the negro's soul placed his cloven hoof over the heart <)/ the wicked old Afri­ can and left its indelible Impress as evidence of his future proprietary right to burn the old man to his heart’s conte n t. I______________ fa ftmni Is still in the Agricul­ tural Implement business across from the The venerable countess of Rothes. 1 .h.-,r n'yill ■" He handwho has just died, had the right’to 1 u‘1 perform n ceremony on any occasion ' I when the sovereign of Scotland visited’ ’t b the Belknap Wagthe kingdom of- Fife which might ms and S'eighs, the have given her! the title of “hdireditarj* ; I '• grand bootjack." By an old feudal i , He custom the head of the Rothes family • nest in the world. MOVED!! Yes! the Racket has moved up next to Goodyear’s drug store. SPECIAL. When we come to move we found lota Frank StelJiiiti Jefferson St, Furniture Store. of goods stored away, we did not know we had and we have some lines to close out Call and see. UNDERWEAR. We found we had just 4 times as much The Hereditary Bootjark. when the kinjr returned to Falkland palace from the hunt hud to pull off the royal boots and invest the royal feet in case-giving slippers. Royalty does not often visit Fifcsiiire now:kdays, but when the queen paid her first visibtotfie'Tuy bridge the countess claimed and was allowed her ancient privilege. A t mall temporary platform was erected by the side of the railway a few milca from Coupar Fife, and here tbe royal train stopped for a 'few minutes. Iler majesty shook hands with thr countess and thd latter handed a pair of sewed slipper, to Hie queen, the . act of taking ot? the royal boots being understood to be covered by the presentation of the I am going to dispone of my new furniture at Home price Now is your time to get goods for a little money. II will wj]| still buy and sell second band goods and do uphol­ stering and repairing. as wo expected and if bargain । rices will sell it. It must go. Call and get your share. LOOK OUT. ' , • Next week we shall tell you some more ; <iISO CHITICS cl 11116 11116 ! r iv • ) „ * about bargains we bought in Chicago, If 15ll$T(TlCS 3FKI C.cil Tl“ i V * i i they are not all gone. , ; J (H'S tllclt CclH SttlUG tR6 1 . . PB1N SMITH. at tbe ClOSCSt Ol 1050661100, - r | i , i I I I I and he can always suit you on price. ’t THE RACKET Don . Assest in ruining your eyesight but, have your eyes examined andXfitted with glasses by lliSSSSS SSE58siE6s=i|?. Dr. Between i«K TIMEaadMONEY All of which are respectfully Miomltteil. J. <». Hcghks. W».' H. OTM. M !.. WIU1MM. A. H. Bates. Eiiawk McDbhhy. you saye time you save money. You can save a vast IFamount of time if you are look­ To the Chairman and Board of Supervisors of Barry County* Gentlemen; Yourrommtltep on anportiotinienc of 1 txeti. i>eg leave to submit the following report: State County 1V1 Town Bcbl Township Tax Tax T«' t.» t.» Ai'Vrta ...... >1.-31 04 2014 46 1050 00 21.TJ00 lialUmore 1. I IM 31 GMM WU16 !*O2Z5 Barry...... /..173317 sow70 3131 IMMJO Carlton JZ -1MTO7 2W4IO 12SJ 00 l-.’IX 36 ( a,tlebin .... 2077 14 33it 00 1S11 00 .O0I 00 Harting’....... 13MM5 2007 07 i I224 3S 733M | Ha<tinr» City Ward I A 4 .10JS 27 15U9 73 f '• MOO 00 Wan! 1 a 3. . IBM &5 21*3 22 Ilojie.............. 324 37 1437 0t Johnswwn .. igoom mor 27 MapleGrore..UM 33 22.W 8S Orangeville. "• BmlHevilk-. Rutland............ — — Thornapple... 1934 73 301* m Wo Idland ....1937 OS 3OZ2 42 Y’ker Spr‘g....613 10 9MM Irving......... 1306 IS 2038 03 •beliiiqufiit lax. itW 4.1. * •Dell ---------------------terry Tat. 17-30 of one per'^ent. Sidewalk ■ v In IM< ... . nrl ■ in Waltxb Browm, ing for 0236 or any kind' of building mater . ial, by coming directly to ub and not only that, yon will save money by buyingof us. WANTED SAW LOGS I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do We are posted in our business and do enough of it to.ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get a Bring. CUSTOM SAWING Gao. W. SMITH. Committee. P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. EDISON'S METHODS. Edison's genius comes near to justifying that definition of the wobd which makes it an Infinite capacity for taking pains, says tho Review of Reviews. “Are your discoveries often brilliant intuitions? Do they come to you while you aro lying ‘awake nights?* ” I asked him. “I never did anything worth doing by accident,” ho replied, “nor did any of my inventions come indirectly through accident, except the phono­ graph. No; when I have fully decided that a result is worth getting I go ahead on it and-tnike trial after trial until it comes. I have always kept strictly within the lines of commercially useful inventions I have never had any time to put on electrical wonders, valuable simply as novelties to catch the popular fancy.” And he named In < distinction some noted electricians f who had made their reputations through the pyrotechnics of the pro 0 ‘ know Mtns people like to collectstamps. Anything th>4 h>-re begun ■ 1 J. L WILKINS, agt If ! t What You Want ? . . ~ . j Z “What makes you work?” I asked, with real curiosity. “What Impels you to this constant, tireless struggle? You have shown that you care comparativoly nothing for the money it makes, and you have no particular enQ thusiasm in the attending fam...” "I like it,” he answered, after a mo * meat of pazilod exprowdoo. ,od uwn i - ------ - ------ , - ------ . - ----- ,-------------- , he rqMied hU roply wm! time,, m I >—< I----- - |—« ( ) I—w* f—» U mi»e wm » proportion IhM h»d not ‘ A \___ /I \l , is siwar» on / IOU decide Upon a heatjne BtOV-> no matter wl> HraBedSer a 'R°UND OAK never had a diHs.itiHfif'd customer. They- always . *°r the atove than we do. For hard c >al with mind, and i ^n not magazine, self feeding, all the heat von want nr innf nLlitfU yotir fnei‘$. tvAtawn-' L',‘o wr‘al Inal'is Jbe l»C8t th-cheapest in the end. Yon tMtoc >■ <W« n»w* •< FwowM » m, fcr- q.w. ilpl • 3.' I Qoooymr Ladies and Gents’ Over Gaiters Lamb’s Wool Slipper Soles, Mishawaka Knit Boot, . Rubbers of all kinds. Also a fine line of Moloney Brothers'. Usses and Childrens’ fine Shoes just received, .. all and see them at P. Q. STOWELL � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-11-02.pdf 5d9a142b0badff5ba9afdc87749fd3d3 PDF Text Text T)u best -w- County- -_■ Hastings Banner. Bar- . ~~~~~ ■HASTINGS. MICH, NOVEMBER 2 1893. Hastings Banner, Throw aside Published Thursdays by COOK your fuel eaters B-ROS-. HABTIBQB. MICH. COUNTY NEWS. and invest in, GAZING NT 'pH&N&W MOON Is a beautiful and impressiv sight; but. DRINKING NEW MOON TEA Is one of the most delicious pleas­ ures accorded to those who enjoy a fine cup of tea. I have just re­ ceived a large invoice of the new crop of New Moon Tea and it fully equals the best recommends ever given it. Why dont you try it? Whenever you want groceries or canned goods call on tne.j S. E. PHILLIPS. Fanners have reason to rejoice for hav­ ing fine weather in which to do the fans’ work thus enabling them to prepare for’ Inclement weather that Is likely to make Its traces known In the near future—Rev. Stockwell a former pastor of the M. P. Methwlist church visited sotfie of his friends about here last Thursday and Friday returning to bia home near Ver­ montville thereafter—Rev. Tompson of the Westlyan Methodlat church of this place must have bad a queer taste one night last week for leaving his buggy as­ tride the roof of his barn that cold stormy night. No scientlfie reasons having as yet been assigned for the act—Wm. Smith and family entertained quite a large com­ I pany one night la»t week. Pumpkin pie with other delicacies were served for the [benefit of the Baptist church--David Truby lias moved on Charles Dubois farm In Ross where hr will reside the coming year—A machine .for threshing l>eans propelled by steam was at work In the neighborhood last week—J. M. Cadwnllader made u business trip com­ bined with a pleasure trip to Kalamazoo two days last week— A. A. Aldrich Is en­ tertaining friends from Byron,- >. Y.— A. Valber of Byron, N. Y. In company with Clare Aldrich are having a good lime in sacking game of the wing cre­ ation these days, Thomas Griffin has the frame up for m new grknary—Wm Traver Is visiting In IRfl VAN VflLKENBURGH —Mina Sarah Hobart will move In Is still in the Agricul­ Sunfield with Wm. Gray this winter—If appear­ ances an- not deceiving we will be able to tural Implement busi­ •report a wedding in the near future—Mr. Mrs. A! Rasey returned from the ness across from the and World's fair Friday—.1. W. Dem of Osage Iowa who has liven visiting here returned itceompanled by his brother ।roller mill. hand- Wednesday fta vid—John Warburton took in the sights at the World'* fair last week—S. R. Robj le$ the Belknap Wag­ art returned to his home in Isabella Co. Saturday-- David McMore of Assyria ions and Sleighs, the last was in this neighborhood the fore part of the week—School begins in the'No. 9 next [ best in the world. He MMdav. Mrs Win. Guy at the helm. [also carries a fine line The funeral of Mr. George B. Hamilton place at the Congregational church nf i of Buggies and carri­ took this place last Saturday at 11 o'clock A. M. Mr Carpenter officiating—Bedford H growMr Holcomb Is building another new ages that can stand the lug IiI .m-—Mr. and Mrs. Ixt have mover! in new bouse—Mr L. Macomber spent [closest of inspection, tlretr last Sunday with his folks. and he can always suit Chas Anders Jr. was at the World's fair you on price. last week—Joe Robinson has taken Jacob mi Lcadina Hardware Man of Barry Gountu. HASTINGS. MICH. UNION .s<he» rera farm to work—Mr. aud Mrs. Miller of Jackson were visiting the formers parents Mr ami Mrs Geotge Havens last week—Mrs Charles McCrill and mother of Lanslug vbltixt at Jacob Schcurrr's last week—C lias Anders and wife visited at , Delton last week—B. Myers of Podunk i visited at Anders Sunday. S. E. Cook of Charlotte Suudayed with Naslnillr friend*—A. II. Weber spent Sunday at Irving—Miss Minnie Funds*, was home from Middleville Saturday and spent Sunday with friends nt Hasting*— Mesdamrs R. J. Wade and L. W. Felghner were at Hastings Friday—Mr. nnd .Mrs. Dr. Weaver have moved to Jackson—Miss. rFlemlng spent Sunday with Middlevillei 1 friends—Hallowe'en parties took up the time of a great many of our young folks, I and acme of the older ones as well the fore ! part of the week—Mrs Juhn Bell. A. J. Bell. Miss Hattie Harris and IL M. Graham were at the closing of the World's fair —Rev. T G. Baxter. Misses Lida Felghner nnd Edith Fleming attended the C. K convention at Hnstlugs SaturdayMrs Spencer and Mra Puole of Battle Creek and Mr Chlsman of N. Y. are guests at E. Chipmans—Ed Streeter of [ Marcellus is visiting friends here this 1 week. UNbERWMK QMEJTIOH Ou these cold frosty mornings takes precedence of all others—even in­ Dan Newton shipperl a car load of hog's from here last week—Eugene Deck is oear Hastings to work—Howard Musher has returned from the World's fair—John Ryan made a Inminess trip to Hastings last paturday—Hiram Payne who has been very sliall I get it? These are questions that are brought home quite forcibly Kick of typhoid fever Is better at this writing—Mr and Mrs Pennrl entertained t<> us all during these times when the temperature is a little below the friends from Kalamazoo Sunday—Henry Pennel Is painting his bouse—Lottie Fox Is thought to be improving nt this writing freezing point. We think that our years of experience in buying for —Ina Donovan of Shultz spent Sunday nt Eugene Dick’s—C. Hayes has purchased n 1 ritii-al men lias made us_wisedn baying underwear. At any rite suppose horse and buggy—Dan McCallum of North Hope has been visiting here—Burt Me| Callum made a trip to Kalamazoo Saturday. No matter whether the white metal is eluding the ‘ Silver Question.” . knocked out or not we have all got to keep warm. What shall I get! Where you come in and see. ? । Johustown and Barry. Largest Circulation WHOLE NO. 2003 Milo evening by his horse starting up to quick for him—Charlie Stuarts horaee got frightened between here and Middleville one day last week and threw him out of the wagon and then ran all the way home a distance of 7 or 8 miles—Ed Ball and Harry Turner start for Northern Michigan this week Wednesday. They expect to kill some deer and other small game. Suc­ cess to you boys—Harvey Count has moved his family down east of Battle Creek where he has a job of cutting logs and wood for J. T. Lombard—Chee. Williams and Miss. Hattie Japhet were married last Sunday at Middleville. They have commenced keeping bouse on the J. L. Williams farm north west of this place—Mr. and Mra. D. C. Burpee ot Bowens Mills spent Sun­ day at Richard Willlama—Rumor says that Walter Johnson Is going to iftove In with Ed Courtney soon—Ira Brooks has dug 650 bushels of fine potatoes from five acres ot ground which Is a good crop for this year, also John Young and Charlie First snow storm of the season last Stuart have each got good crops ot potatoes. Saturday—Will Martin and BertOtls were on High Street Sunday—E. E. Gorham and wife were at the White City last week I Michael Vester and wife, of Battle Creek —Elmer Hathaway was In Galesburg last SuDdayed with their mother Mrs. Fleming week—Abe Martin is quite sick with —Frank Shriber and girl and slater Sunmalarial fever—Beach Brothers were In dayed with Lem Foster, of Keene, Dooia Newton Township Calhoun Co. Friday and county—Mrs. Birchfield, who haa been, ill Saturday—Jason Powelaud and wife of for some time, is con valesen t—Mr. Samu­ Podunk were In east Rutland Friday—Mrs el Swonk Is quite low with cancer of tbs Ida Johnson Is again domiciled for the stomach—The progressive brethren are winter with her brother Whitney Tanner still holding evening meetings with some at tiie south end of high street success—Mr. Edmons who will teach the Centre school will live In F. B. Flemings’ Ifauifiold. house this winter—John Carpenter came Our pastor went up uorth last Friday on near getting his hands crushed last Mon­ business at his farm—Pat Lee mover! last day while helping in moving a building— Saturday to his home in Bedford—Nellie D. R. Foster our former townsman baa Edmond'ft school closes in the King dis­ gone north on a bunting trip—Mr. John trict next Saturday—Frank Sheffield pul O'Conner's mother ot Orangeville Is visit­ up a new aerfooter mill last week—The ing him—Mr. Louis Decker's, mother, Mrs. G.' A. R.'s have a conclave supper this Gleson, died at bis residence a short time week Friday eve at Mosher's hall—There since, aged 79. Funeral services was held was quite a number of Banfieldites who In the Methodist church conducted by Rev. attended the Sabbath services at the G. A. Myers—We bad quite a little snow Kinsley school bouse last Spuday after­ storm Sunday night, for the time of year. noon—Holley Piwers will move into the Breeze Hall this week and stay until bis house Is finished—The Epworth League The U. of M. foot ball team met their will be lead by Mrs. Deo and in one week weekly defeat at the bands oj the Minn­ from next Sunday eve the League will esota University boys, here last week— have a concert by the young |*eople and James Whitcomb Riley and Douglas a large attendance Is anticipated—Peter Sherley furnished an evenings pleasure to Fisher is nursing a very severe cola— a good sized audience Friday—Mrs. Clem­ Clarance Ideu is still under the weather ent Smith vtailed her son here last Wed­ with his sore throat—Born to Mr. and nesday and Thursday—Prof, and Mrs. Mrs. David Stills. a boy—Cha*. Schoe- Will Morse formerly of Hastings are re­ inaker entertained some cousins last week siding here—The chances seem very good Whose home Is in the northern part or for the U. of M's. museum receiving many this state. valuable additions upon the closing of the Exposition—Probably no county In the Johnstown. state has better country roads than Wash­ Mr. E. Fick and wife have been out on tenaw and It is one of the richest agricul­ the Michigan l.ake shore on a visit—A tural counties also. Do the two have any brother of Mrs. Peter Fick Is visiting at connections—The Freshman class spent tho latter's home at present—Mrs. C. a few moments In electing officers last E. Paul and children arrived home safely Saturday after spending about an hour In on Wednesday—Mr. S. E*. Gaskill is still repulsing and expelling the ever present on the sick Hat—S. S. Fisk is away seeing Sophs who were out in force. the sights In the windy city—Mr. S. Adams Is living at S. E. Gaskill's—G if Nichol? made your scribe a visit last lM03»t the illgh Sehoo Kooom. week but has now returned to take hl* place among the workman In the Advance Music. shops, as the latter expected to begin Bolt call—Quotations from Longfellow. work with a small force on Monday the Recitation—Chas. Lewis. 30th.—George B. Hamilton, who for Essay—Urban Woodbury. many years hail much to do with the busi­ Vocal Solo—Olive Lathrop. ness affairs of our town and vicinity died Dialogue—Berd Townsend and others. at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Albert Reading—George Hall. Edwards In Bedford on Oct 2flth. The Recitation—Maude Wilcex. services were held at. the Congrega­ Impromptu. tional church In Bedford Oct. 38th. Music. Ills physical and mental strength had Paoer Editors- J( Walter Hayea t aper Edtiora been falling him for a number of years In his prime there were very few who Latin Translation—Maurice Grigsby, could equal him In strength ’bnd eudurDialogue—Orpha Martin and others. ancc—Mrs. S. Adams whose death was Recitation—Effie Dean. mentioned last week was (VJ years. 7 nio'a. Music. and one day old. Her maiden name was The muale will be in charge of Meears. Gaskell. She was born In Bridgewater. Read and Wood. Oneida Co. New York. Removed to this Admission 6 cents. state In 1*53. Forty-three years ago she Services at the Presbyterian Church next was united in marriage to Mr. 5. Attain* Sunday morning topic "The Klug's leitera" whn survive* her. Her death came sud­ Services at 10:30 and 7. denly and the loss is deeply fell by her Y. P. 8. C. E. at the Presbyteriar. surviving relatives, and especially by her aged husband. Wonts of comfort were Churen next Sunday evening at & o'clock IahI by Mrs. Yutz. spoken by Elder Pope of Barry. Martin Woodard has a brother visiting him from Grandville N. Y.—Mrs W. C. Towne spent a few days last week In Battle Creek—Walter Spaulding of Milo and Miss Franc Terpennlng of Prairieville were married last Wednesday—An 8 pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Manly Chase last Thursday—School Dlst. No 2 at Milo have caught it. Caught what? The bicycle and base ball fever and they had challenge the Hickory Corners school for a contest at Milo last Saturday P. M. Hickory Corners failed to put In an appearance— Lucian Polly of Hickory Corners took the A. M. train at Milo this morning for Kal­ amazoo—Rev. Ford and C. H. Ruggles made s business trip to Kalamazoo this week—Rev. Chase of Delton preached a very able and interesting sermon Sunday P M. al Cressey from the word Hope for bls text. Fred Brumm hud a si rake at paralysis Thursday— Mr. Fiahklin Noys who has been visiting relatives in this vicinity re­ turned to his home al Grand Ledge Sat­ urday—Miss Fertile Lentz closes tier fall term of school In the Felghner district Friday—Rev. John Taylor and wife who went to China as missionaries a few years ago have returned home and are visiting the latteris i>arouts Mr. and Mra. E. W. Brigham—Lrn Straw and Charley Felgh-, nor were at Baltimore one day last week driving a well—Lewis Lockhart Is visit­ ing his father near Battle Creek—The friends and nelghlmra of Mrs. David Wilkinson presented her with an Invalid chair one day last week—Sol Troxel starts north Thursday on a hunting trip—Miss Viola Felghner Is taking a rest- from school duties. Ladies usual monthly missionary meet­ ing at the Presbyterian parsonage next Wednesday at 3 o'clock. The Loyal Legion Band of Hope meets at the Presbyterian parsonage next Friday The regular monthly steeUng of the W. F. M. S. of the M. E. Chureb. will be held iu the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon Nov. 8th. half p*»t two. Subject of the Iumou "Idol* and Templefl ot Japan". The Hasting* Municipal Franchise League, will hold ihelr next meeting at the home «d Mrs. Frank Pancoast. Friday afternoon Nov. lUth.. at 3J0 P. M. all ladles lulcresU-d are cordially invited to attend. . The Woman's Auxiliary of Emmanuel ehurcb will meet Tuesday Nov. 7iu al 3 P. M. with Mrs. D. G. Itobinsou. All member* Mrs, Jessie Robinson Is spending this are earnestly n-q<>ested to be present. week In Delton—Mias. Edith Williams A social was lirhl at the residence of visited her sister In Charlotte last week— Mrs Feighner qn Church 8l hml Friday The semi aunui-l business meeting of evening under the uux pices of Uic LOG. the Y. P, 8. C. E. was held at the school । T. Au excellent lime was had by all and house Friday evening a good crowd attend­ [ a’very flue program rendered. Tito societyed and elected Miss Gaskill president. i cleared fU.50. Miss Katie Nobles vice president, C. C. I The ladle* of the Star W. C. T. U. will Robinson recording sec. C. A. Russell trens—Meeting at tress ai the sch<a>l sennor house nou«e nt at 7:33 ' meet at the h«*ine «»f Mra. tElm Barnaby P. M. every Sunday—Mr. and RobL 7th. —— Mrs. —... — ___! next Tuesday Nov. “ “ at 3J wchatfk. L-Jt iGhe sick list— Mrs Kate , there full attendance. Marshall are on(jhe ~ be .a r..n The s c w||j nM^t w|(h w Frazier of Allegan i. is helping care r~for n-r her sick sister—The U A. S. meet with Mm. I1 Bown* Nov. 4th. with the following pro­ Mark Bellinger Wednesday of next week a ', gram:— carpet for the new church is the question I, Rome and the making of Modem Europe agitating that society at present—Miss I —Mis. Striker. Mary Mcaseitgrr was In Kalamazoo last (i Ouliinea «»C E-nnomlcs—Mis H. Bailey. week—ft,rt Quick h working for Frank.' •. " „ " .. Century U«„..ee . ■ | “ of Italian History—Mias Delated Inlier. Mr and Mr* BrMool havti In'en rislihig nt A. J. Furst's In Kalamazoo^S. S. Fisk j and daughter Catherine are visiting relatives south of Bittle Creek—S. E. Haskell la on the sick list—Mrs S Adam* a former reiddent of our luwii but more recently of Bailie Creek died suth.eiily at the home of her brother-in-law Hrnry J’o buy your Overcoats and Clothing of us. We bought a large stock । Allen hi Ro»> Kalamazoo Co.—Corn hoskabout finished—Chas Nlclmb* and wile •i line stoi k.and we bought cheap too, one that we can save you some good I lug went to Battle Creek Monday—Many of Quotation*—Money. the turkeys are on the hospital roll, and money on if are in need of clothing of any character. In our selections । some of them are not ablp to roll—Mrs C. Editor Mosier of the W ay land Globe and The society connected with Emmanuel ..... «........... -.................. ...... Nov. E. Paul and children are expected home John A. Tuinrr were In the village Satur- church will... |>e............ etitertalnwl Tubrsdav wi-paid particular attention to STYLE and MATERIAL. We can suit I on Tuesday the Stlb. day alau PoMwcutlng attofnvy F. E. Fish uth. by He-dsuies U. Allen. 1). Goodyear, of Allegan—The Free Methodist meeting J. Go»d«vnr. O. Y><ung*. W. Hams. R. at the rhuicb la»l Friday evening wag Kurtz. W; Seward ami H. A. Goodyear. yon on finish; we can please you on the fit: we can surprise you on the Farmers are busy husking corn—A ' held —t. ...TW.1..IM1 l supper M rvrd In the Parish house on Cahill has a brother from Kansas visiting 1 well attended. Another one la appointed for two weeks from that time—Mra John Center St from 5 until 7. All are cordially him—Dell and Mark Norris have retnmed Hotelling and Mark Mortaque are on the Invited to attend. L-'W Prices. , ■ from the world's fair—Judge Armstrong flick list—Forty two uumliera were sold at The auhjTt nt tho Methodist Episcopal of Hasting* spent a portion of the week In the dance last Friday night and a- very ।I church next Sunday morning will be ^towo—By Raymond has moved In rhe pleasant time had. "How Nathaiilal was converted." In the ith rooms of the hotel—Mrs Smith _ . _ I evening a sermon will be preached to the ■and Ml-s Jennie Million were in Kalamazoo Ed Hall a. home again. He has just Epworth league and ypung people. Sunooe dav la»« week—Call on Mra Smith for your Millinery goods aliu has a large line completed work at Bowens Milla for A. C. day achmd at noon. Epworth League at «. I youi of flfall good*—Our new store Is progrras- Hunt—Fred McLead had the misfortune P. M. All cordially invited to theee fler* I, of | lug finely—Some talk of a rail road here. to get bls head hurt quite badly Sunday I vices. IKEHNbimS I R. MUDGE & SON. *= �j™, u> bl* MmhI*. tb» 'coM<rr«Md hia ruin. The two strangers, Light­ eJX- I U.tak b. will b. panned wood and Marshall, looked opas calm MioSth by th* dtatrlbutte of hl* UlU* "Ye*, that’s true. What then7' . "On the report of his death, his name but interested spectators. Matt, hav­ prop.rty In Eh. Mr. Jtm«*r being included in an official list of offi­ ing delivered her homo-thrust of- ac­ Jono. only wrong hl* hand* *nd cers killed and wounded in action, and cusation, stood and gazed into Monk’s wallrd. thinking of bl* preelou* trona it being understood that he died with­ face with cool defiance. "It is a plot!” Monk cried, presently, "'"And *o, M*tt," continued Brinkley, out lawful issue, you laid clAVm to the demesne of Monkshurst, in Chelshire, "an infamous plot to ruin me! ' You "thero ertll be no wedding *fter*lL I'm and that of the same name in Angle­ have been tampering, I see, with this afraid you're .wfnlly dleappolnfedl" sea. Your claim was recognized and wild girl, whom you foolishly suppose M.U replied by taking hl. hand kin to me by blood. Arrest me. if you aoaln, rnlalng It to her llpe. »nd kla*in 1865 you took possession." “Well, have you detained me to hear please—I shall not take the trouble to Ing It fondly. The young man turned resist, for I am perfectly innocent in hl* bead away, for his eyes had sud­ only what I already knew?" "Pardon mo. I have not finished. I this matter.” denly grown fuU of grateful tears. He added, while they looked at one have now to inform you that you in­ COXCLOTXOR. herited under a misconception—first, another os if somewhat puzzled: My tale is told. The adventure of "As to the girl's relationship with because Col. Monk was married and had the caravan has ended. Little moni my dead cousin, the very idea Is ab ­ issue: second, because he did not die in remains to be said. India, but reached the shores of Eng­ surd. Where are the proofs of her Monk, of Monkshurst, was not So saying. Monk turned off by the land. where he perished in the ship­ birthright?" brought to trial for his iniquities, but gate which they had just reached, and black, with a flower in his buttonhole, wreck of the vessel ‘Trinidad’ on Christ­ "Here," said a quiet voice. he was sorely enough punished by the stood waiting impatiently in the gar ­ rode away up the avenue. Monk turned his eyes and started mas day, 1864." loss of his ill-gotten estates. Before Tim looked after him till -he disap­ den. Despite the festive occasion he Monk was livid. At this moment back in wonder, whip William Jones the claim of th foundling was fully had a gloomy and hang-dog appear ­ peared. Then the same curious change Jones, who had been watching the shrieked und fell forward on his face. came over him which had come over ance. Presently there emerged from scene from a distance. come over pant­ 'Standing before them In the sunshine Matt after she hod been listening to the door William Jones, attired in a ing and perspiring in ill-concealed ter­ was—the reality or the semblance of— the colloquy between Monk and Wil­ drowned seaman's suit several sizes the murdered young man of the caratoo large for him, and wearing u chim­ ror. liam Jones. ' "Lor'. Mr. Monk, what Is the matter? ney-pot hat and a white rosette. Lean­ lie laughed! Look ye now. we shall be late for the ing on his arm was Matt, dressed CHAPTER XVL CHAPTER XV. in a dress of blue silk, newly made for wedding.," As he spoke. Marshall, the detective, her, out of damaged materials supplied Yes, it was the artist himself, look­ A week passed away. The shallow by Jones, by one of the coasvguard clapped him playfully on the shoulder. ing a little pale and' carrying one arm "How d’ye do, William Jones? I’ve of the caravan no longer fell on the women, a light straw hat with' blue in a sling, but otherwise, to all appear­ green meadow by the lake, and the ribbons to match, and a light lace often heard of you. and wished to know ance. in good health. struggling population of Aberglyn. un­ shawL Behind this pair hobbled Wil­ you Pray stop where you ore. I'll Monk had strong nerves, but be suspicious of foul play, had already liam Jones' father, whose costume was talk to you presently." could not prevent himself from utter­ fo’-gotten both the caravan and the nautical, like his son's, but more dam­ "1 don’t know what you mean." ing a wild cry of horror and wonder. owner. aged. and who also sported a chimney­ Monk now said, with dogged despera­ At the same moment Matt went to the And if facts were to be taken Into pot hat and a while rosette. tion. -with all this rigmarole. Mr. young man's side, and, with an air of Oi/usideratjon in estimating the extent The crowd gave a feeble cheer. Matt Lightwood, or whatever your name is. indescribable trust und sweetness, took of her memory. Matt. too. had for­ looked around and smiled, but mingled It seems to me you are simply raving. his hand-the which was free— -.tt .-k . s. nis nanix — xne nanuhand v gotten. it was common talk npw tha^ with her smile there was a kind of K I .... am not my cousin . heir, who .a | hc|_ „ ahe. the grammarless castaway, the vague anxiety and expectation. toll me mo that? fnnt?” J. proof is <here," >i he said, calmly; tell “—The neglected protege of William Jones, "Illsdaughter."said the man,quietly. It was arranged that Monk should "here upon my person I am not quite was to be married to the master of the drive Matt in the dogcart; while Wil­ “He never married, and he never had dead, you see. Mr. Monk, of Monks- "SUFFOSK wk 81'EXD OUR HONKrMOOX great fa ousel Nay. the very day was liam Jones and his father followed in a daughter ’’ hurst, and I thought I should like to fixed; and that very day was only two the commoner vehicle. "His daughter, r.n r;f:int twelve or bring it to.you myself. It consists, as proved he left England never to return. At Pencroes, tunriaes distant; and Monk, of Monks where the ceremony was to be per­ fourteen months old. sailed to England you are aware, of CoL Monk's dying Whether he is alive or dead I cannot ' hurst, had in his pocket a special formed. they were to meet with one with him. wu«. shipwrecked with him. message, written on the fly-leaf of his Udi. license, which he had procured, at an Mr. Pcnarvon, a country squire and but saved by n nwvisd Providence, and William Jones, too, escaped legal prayerbook, and of the marriage cer­ expenditure of five pounds, from Lon- kindred spirit of Monk’s, who had has since been living in this place un­ A severer retribution tificate of bls wife, both these having punishment. der the mime of Malt -Jones.’’ promised to be “best man." , been placed upon lib child’s person, came upon him in the seizure and dis­ Doubtless, in any more populous lo­ "Your intended bride, you know.’.’ Monk took the reins, while .Matt got posal of the hoards in the great cave. cality the affair would have occasioned I in and seated herself beside him, tho added Marshall, with an Inslnupting concealed by the unsuspecting and Il­ So sorely did he take his loss to heart literate Jones, and found by me after a no little scandal, and many ominous ' groom getting up behind, and away smile "Hullo, where is the young that he crept to his bed and had an at­ lapse of many years." * shakings of the head, but the inhab­ they went along the ssfod-choked road, lady?" When he reap­ Monk did not speak; his tongue was tack of brain fever. itants were few and far between, and followed by Jones and his father. Monk looked round towr.r.'.s the dog­ peared on the scene of his old plunder­ frozen.' He stood aghast, opening und bad little or no time for idle gossiping. The day was bright and mercy, but cart and on every si<!e. i>.it M: tt was shutting his clinched hands spasmodi­ ings his intellect was weakened, and The coast guardsmen and their wives Matt never thought of the old proverb: nowhere* to be seen cally and shaking like a leaf. Reas­ he showed curious evidences of im­ were the only individuals who exhib- । "Merry is the bride that the sun shines sured to some extent by the sound of becility. But the ruling passion re­ ited any interest, aud even their ex- ‘ on;’’ she was too busy examining the said William Jone** the voice, unmistakably appertaining mained strong within him. I saw him citerne nt was faint aud evanescent, prospect on every side. All at once, "Call her ” erv to a person of flesh nnd blood. William only last summer, rambling on the sea­ like the movements of a fish in a sbal- as the bridal procession wound round longer here L. : • Jones gradually uplifted his face and shore, talking incoherently to himseli low and unwholesome pooL the edge, of the lonely lake, she ut­ Whether vn?i ' < But the really extraordinary part of j Ipoked in ghastly wonder ' at tho and watching the sea in scorch oi tered a cry of delight. There, stand­ lies, that girl is going to become my wreckage as of old. the whole affair was the conduct of ing in its old place by the lakeside, was 1 wife—I have her guardian’s consent, speaker. "You will be anxious to ascertain." And Matt? Hatt herself. Apparently quite cured the caravan. and she herself, I may tell you, fully Well, her title to Monkshurst and other former repugnance<to a union Mouk looked pale—there was some­ appreciates the honor 1 um doing her." proceeded Brinkley, with hjs old air of lightness, "by what accident, or spe ­ the property was fully proved. For a with Monk, she made no objection ■ thing ghostly in the reappearance even "Indeed!" said Mr. Lightwood, smil­ whatever to the performance of the of this inanimate object lie was a ing. “Unfortunately, 1. os Miss Monk’s cial Providence, I arose from the grave long time she did not realize her good legal adviser, Banner, must niu.r nave a saj »•> l» tho I ‘“which yon politely eBtomMl mo? fortune, but gradually the pl&sant ceremony, and laughed merrily when man of strong nerve, however, and he legal have a she was informed that the day was speedily smiled at his own fears. matter. Doubtless this marriage would I Tke explanation is very simple. My truth dawned upon her in a sunrise of fixed. Monk, in his grim, taciturn As they approached the spot they . beavety pretty arrangement for keep- young friend here. Mhtt. the found­ nice’ dresses, jewelry and plenty of way, was jubilant He came to and saw Tim standing near the vehicle In ' ing the late Col. Monk’s fortune and ,ing. or. aa I should rather call her. money. Chancery stepped' in like a fro constantly, and assumed the man- conversation with two strange gentle- property in your possession, but I can-1 -'Jnnk. of .Monkshurst. cnnie to severe foster parent and sent her to attended Decs ot a lover Had he been less bent men—one a little man in black broad­ not conscientiously approve of 11’.iojJ my 'assistance, * " ‘ to my “ injuries, school. There she remained for several on one particular object, two things cloth, the othcra tall, broad-r.houldcrcd j young lady's marriage to un nsstix.in.” ।j which were not so serious as you years: but Charles Brinkley, who hod Height have struck him as curious: fellow wearing a light overcoat nnd a .. do .... you II imagined, and enabled me befuri dny- first taken in hand the vindication of "An assassin?—what—what That Matt, though she hat! con­ wide-awake hat Directly the proves- * mean?" .gasped . Monk, stag; ■ ring as if break to gain the kindly shelter of my her claims, nnd who never ceased to ° .[ caravan. Tim nnd a certain rural doe- be interested in her, saw her from sented to marry him. steadfastly re­ sion approached, this group separated, i from a blow. fused to wear his ring or accept any and............ • " ’ several’ , "Tell him. Mr. Marshall." , tor did the rest. Item sorry to dlsap- time to time and took particular note its three members walked otlier presents; and (2) tlxat. she still ly ..... V............................................................................ ; -All rilfbt, air. Well. )•"» are. .Mr. i P"'"1 XW^lr. Monk, bat t fell U.und of her improvement in her grammar to the road, he with the wide-awake }' ahrauk, i’**- paratatant - - r-- • and’ ••• *• 1i ha[ 5td„,]in„ in the eentor of the road 1 Monk. o( Monkshund." eontlnned f.n- to keep nty promlao-to interfere aeri- and in the gentle art of speech. will, lll-dlattub mevvuv— - ------guised dislike, his caresses. i.Hk. from -----------------------,Ii quietly . .. smoking .. . ' detective, Artnly. yet playlully. “jotl r "Matt," he said, when they met last a cigar. It was now late in the month of ;. Christmas id London, and when he As the dog cart came up ho held up ( accused of making away with—mur­ August, and the weather was broken 'i his hand. Unable to proceed without, dering, in fact—a young gentleman saw before him, insteady of a towsy by troublous winds and a fretful :i running him down. Monk pulled up ' who came to Aberglyn a few weeks girl, os bright and buxom a young lady moon. For several weeks William , as ever wore purple raiment and fine ago in that little House on wheels: nnd . Jones, in his mortal terror, had re- jI angrily. linen, "Matt, yoj^ar© *growed-up* at ' "What’is it? Why do you block the . thia’nice friend of yotirs (here he trained (n>m visiting the cave; he had j■ road?" he cried, fiercely. last!" ■ i again slappctl William- Jones on the ’ never set his foot therein, indeed, i Matt blushed and hungjier head, shoulder) is accused of being your no-1 “Excuse me. governor,” returned the ■ since the night of the assassination, j, -thcr, coolly cool’y. "Mr. Monk, of Monies- ’ complice." with a touch of the old manner. At Inst he could bear the suspense no I■ hurst,' I bejieve?" * "No! nol I never done It! I'm inno- , longer. Suppose some one else had ; _wondcr what William Jones would cent, 1 am!" cried William Jones, j -ThaOany name." discovered this treasure, - '] •, and’ robbed •Sorry to trouble you on such a day. ' "Tell ’em. Mr. Monk, tell 'em—I’d , "think if he saw me now.” him? Suppose some anbterraaeaa subterranean fi bat 1 ahouM like a lew words with j-oib" j nowt to do with it!" "And if hr noticed these pretty boots. change had obliterated the landmarks I “I cannot stay—I am going to be "Silence, you fool!" soul the! other. | Matt, nnd heard you play the piano or submerged the cavern! Suppose a married!" j Then he- added, turning on his acand prattle a little in French. Upon thousand dreadful things! Tired of , indmen. ' "So I heard," said the man, lifting , cusera: “Yon are a couple of madmen, my word, it’s a transformation! You miserable supposition, William de- - his hat and bowing with a grin to Matt | -1 think! II know the young know nothing nothing of of thn vAnntr J' always were a nice girl; though." monksxnnxsr. termined, despite his terror, to make “Glad to sec you miss. How do yon do? man you speak of. 1 have heard . "uiau miss, now <xo you exo.' speux or. x nave heart! that 1 : "Do yon really think so?" , asked ously with yocr little arrangements if i 1 Matt, shyly "Did you always think j But the fact is. Mr. Monk, my business 1 he is missing, that is all; but there is So late one windy and rainy night won’t keep. Be good enough to step you persistently refused to do justice ,I soT* •- to 1 no evidence that any harmi------------has come he stoic forth with his unlit lantern : this way." to this young lady." him. for his body has not been found." । ~ —•*• j——o —--ji I “Certainly.” and fought his way in the teeth of ! Here Marabali turned with a wink As he sP°kc’ Monl< » >3vage Ij Full of some unaccountable forebod- [ "Even when I told you I liked you half a gale to the familiar place, which I Ing. inspired partly by the stranger's ' to William Jones and nudged him in oath ttnd rw‘hed Awards the road; but । so much, and you told me ‘it wouldn’t lie found, however, with some little suave yet determined manner, partly the riba • I Marshall was after him In a moment do*" w .difficulty. He was neither supersti­ J by the reappearance of the caravan, • "Don't you think, now." he naked. I'n!1 upon him. There ™ a 1 ...... * att,»» , atv . he UolAVtl, asked. was Brinkley’s turn to blush now. tions nor imaginative, but throughout i Monk slighted, and followed the other ; "it might l>e.worth while looking for It quick "lruFiTle Su Idcnly Monk drew | It Itwas clear that Matt, despite other the journey he was a prey to nameless ■ across the grass to the close vicinity of j in that little underground parlor of *kni*e> opened it and brandished it in J । changes, still retained her indomit­ -terrors. Every gust of wind went । the air; so that it would have gone 111 I yours, down alongside the sea? ” , the house on wheels. The little elderly | , able frafikness. through his heart like a knife; every if tho herculean I i man followed, and the William man who Jones had : uttered a despairing with his assailant ____ "Even then." he replied, laughing. sound of wind or sea made the same , .first spoken went through the cere- . groan, and fell on his knees. , Tim, coming to the rescue, had not1 "But I say you were a precocious heart stop and listen. Only supreme mony of introduction. | "I'm ruined!" he cried. "0, Mr. pinioned him from behind. In another '। youngster. You proposed to me, you L”*.1:17 ,'<! I MV. a.oa«. *,r. Mr. arena, “This is Mr. Monk, sir. Mr. • Monkt | Monk, it’s your doing! Lord help me! moment the knife was lying on the !1 know!" But at last he gained the cave, within r -*-*----. .. -*i -2 They knows everything." grass and Monk was neatly handcuffed |I “I know I did." said Matt, "and it which there wm a waad „ of elating ia ‘“p-. °‘ "Curse you, hold your tongue," said by the detective. the firm of Lightwood & Lightwood, “Now, governor, you’d better take it '. wasn’t leap year then." legions, clarions shrieking, drums Monk, with a look of mail contempt solicitors, Chester." , She added still more shyly? beating, all the storm and stresp of the quietly!" said Marshall, while Monk 1 "And you—who the devil ore you?" and hatred. "These men are [ "Bnt it’s leap year -now!" awful waters clashing on the cliffs struggled and gnashed his teeth in irn- j demanded Moqk, with his old savagery. playing upon your fears, bnt they Their eyes met. Both binshed more without, and boiling with unusual j potent rage. “You’re a smart one, you I and mon*. "My name is Marshall, Christian not fxrighten me." screams through the black slit be­ “No," remarked the detective, light­ : are. but tho game’s up at last." I name, John, though my friends call “Matt, don’t! It won’t do, yqu knowl tween the cave and the Devil’s Cal­ B his __ UUfc ! Monk himself ing cigar, whichrecovered had gone out. I and laughed । me Jack," answered the other, with ... Yes, I say so still. You're a rich woman dron. “I thkxk “ think we shall even manage mnnni?<- that thnt. in In 1 fiercclyand I’m only a poor devil of a painter. . Trembling, with perspiration stand­ time." "Let me go! Of what do you accuse You must marry some great swell." ing in great beads on hia face, he As he spoke he carelessly, and as if mc? n waa marder just now. but since But Matt replied: searched the cave for the corpse of the Inadvertently, drew out a pair of steel' mardered person is alive (d—n “I shall never marry anyone but 7-Ertrdcred man, expecting to find it j handcuffs, which he looked at reflect- i h*m!) 1 shoQld ** know on what you!" x w<H advanced in decomposition. | ively, threw up and caught underhand ckarK® y°a arrest me." "You won’t? Do you mean it?" : StrorqvrXo say, however, It had disIn the air. * . ““Oh. Oh, there there's ’s no npdifficulty difficulty about about that! that!" ” j “Of course I do." appearefi id Urinkley, Brinkley, looking look i no- at at him him supermim.rJ■ "Yon accuse me of assassination," ; : He caught her in his arms. iyiUiMn.J»a2« jvs* at once rellefed I said Monk, trembling violently. "I ' ciliously. "In the first place you have j, "My darting Matt-yea, I shall call .and alarmed—ttelicved because he was . warn you to beware, for I will not suf- ! fraud and perjury possessed your*- ■I you by that- dear name to the end oi -.spared a.horrihl* experience; alarmed I fer such accusations without seeking j 'vlial never legally belonged to II tho chapter. Yon love me, then? I Y»ecnnse ho coaid not account tor tho 1 redress. If you have any proof of the I ^°u’ tke Hecond place, yon at-[; can’t believe it!” dlsappearanoc A little reflection. I truth of your preposterous charge, pro- I tempted murder, at any rate. But upon !■ "I have loved you," she answered. however, suggested that one of those duce It." I ®y Iif®* 1 <lon’t think you are worth}; laughing, "ever since I first came—‘to Aidal waves so common on the coast At this moment Matt, looking brightProftccutinp- I think, Mr. Marshall, you !■ be took!* ’’ might liaja, jyelJ up Into the might ns sunshine, leaped out of the caravan. ] mI ffht let him go." ! And she rested her head on his shoul ■ • cavcnj.v^a^j^ the boJy from "Its a mad dog loose, sir," rere­ ; „ "There’s my proof." said Marshall. ; “ Ita letting n cr just ,unt as Rn „ had nn., done in the old der she "Ml*a Monk, this ninlablo bridegroom [ J**’_SI»*ball. •tla'll hurt Mme | day* when ahe waa an unaophUtieated tlie shingle aud carried it — -------------In the direction of the Caldron. of your, denlea l.-lng concerned In Z' |>child at nature I' child of nature. harming Mr. Charlo.. Brinkley, la he ""hat do pn a". Ml» Monk?" *ald \. "So there there’s, to to be no a w .u which case," he reflected, "them "So a wedding after telling the tenth?" I Brinkley. “Thia unstable looking per-; all." i he v- aaM. w-rf-X.. *. . coast guard chaps would find it some day among the rocks or on the shore । Matt’s face darkened. :-nd she looked , son Is y°nr l*‘r *' •” fin. Shull I re- ' an idea!" ' at Monk with eyes, of conlial detestaf ,easc y°« r Lrt Lgroom in order that and think it had been drowned in the "Yes?" ! you juu may inuj go with uitn him xixm to the tne altar of ■ tion. way of natur’." "When we marry suppose we an HOSE TOOK THE REINS. Hymen and complete the ceremony?” I Satisfied Viol everything else was ! "No," she said; "he’s lying.” range to spend the honey-moon in- i “-I hate him!" cried Matt; I should caravan!" cried Matt; "1 “ should undisturbed^ he retired as hastily as airy •___ r_______ ____ Marshall. "Matt," cned Monk, fiercely, "take impudence. "John like to drown him in the sea." care!” possible, sealed np the entrance to the governor, of tho detective force.' Brinkley laughed. "He’s lying.” she repeated, not heed­ Monk now-------went pale indeed. But, . cavern and ran hastily home. I ° •• ■-------*— •hie morning of the marriage came— j recovering himcclf. lie cried: “I know ing him. "I see him do it fwith my “Your sentiments are natural, but a fine sunny morning. An open dog- ■ neither of you. I warned you that I own two eyes, nnd I see' William un-Christian. And tho gentle Jones, j cart belonging to Monk, and driven by ; was in haste. What do you want? Out Jones helping him and looking on; j now, who is looking at you so affec- j they thought that no one was nigh,! tionately, what would you do with him? . one of hia servants, stood at William with it!" Jone*’ dopr, and close to It a light The little men now took np the con­ but 1 was. I wiin hiding behind them Drown him in the sea too?" "No, no, Matt," interposed William country cart, borrowed by William versation, speaking bra prim businesa- sacks and barrels Ln the eave.” Jones, abjectly; "speak up for me. ! Jones himself from a neighboring like voice, and occasionally referring Monk now felt that the game was Matt. I ha’ been father to you all these termer. The population, consisting of to a large note-book; which he carried. years." an aged coast guardsman, two coast -Mr. Monk, you are, T am informed, Matt seemed perplexed what; to say. • guardsmens* wives and half a dozen the sole heir male of the late CoL side, and the very ground seemed dejected children, crowded in front of Monk, yourcousiu by the father's side, opening nnder his feet. The wretched So Brinkley again took up the conver­ l,rrt> Jones, in a state bordering on frenay, sation. ' the cottage. who wa* supposed to have died in the remained op hto knees, wailing over “On reflection wo will .refer William T’hc bride®’*'-|n decent• A LONDON MIRACLE. AN IMPORTANT STATEMENT BY A WILL-KNOWN CITIZEN. Mr. E. J. Powell Relate* HIm Remarkabin Ei pe He nee to an Advert Uer Represen­ tative—Tortured by Malignant Rheu, From Boytioo<l-Hn m Last Eaeapea From Agony. A Story Full ol Hope for Other dufferer*. (From the London, (Ont.) Adverti»fr.) At 33 Alma Street. South LoiMbn. Jive., Mr. E. J. Powell, a genlleman who liks rv sided in London and vicinity for tbout mix years. He has been a sufferer hIi>ci« hi, youth with rheumatism In its wens; forfti, iitit now the haggard fare him! slu| pled form of a year ago have given nw;iy to an appearance of health and vigor! Hearing of this a reporter callep on-Mr. Powell and naked him to relate !ii-1 •, ■ (fence. ••The first lime I really felt iriy rheu­ matic trouble," said Mr. Powell, **wn m 1872. A twlugo of pain caught tn.-. i.(1t passed away In an instant, f tli<|Jti<! know what it was. After thul I whs at tacked at various periods; and hi )-7d j began to grow alarmt-d. In 1878 1 ♦suieied from sciatica in the left leg. , "For n number of years afterwnni 1 continued to grow worse and worse, in the summer of 1884 I experienced tinpain eonstantly. It was all day’ahd at all times. 1 took the electric tn-atnieiH steadily for several weeks, but It did n.»not the slightest good. "A year ago last winter I wns seimll by a pain aud for fourteen weeks 11 nev<-! left the house. The only way hi which 1 could be moved was by being Wheeled around In an easy (hsti. What I suffered daring that period no one bnt tnvfeclf ran ever realize. Mr. Marshal, of whose esse you have heard, is an acquaintance of mine, and he said he could not say wheth­ er Pink Pills would cure rhetiinsiii.ni or not, but they were good fur the blood any way. and at least it would do me no harm to try half a dozen boxes. “So I did; bought six boxes t«i»k four aud received no benefit that I could recog­ nize, but while taking the fifth I noticed that for a period of three or four days I felt no pain. I supposed that !l was a temporary relaxation due to [natuijl causes. However It gave me some ho; -' to finish the sixth box. Then I knew I was getting better—much better. The pain which had been constant became Inter­ mittent and less severe. My friends and family told me that I was beginning to look like another man. My face which had begun to wear a drawn exprc-.-imi. common with people who arc st|ffcriug. commenced to show a better color. My system was being toned up.. Inspired with Increased hope 1 purchased six mor-­ boxes from Dr. Mitchell, the drug.: -t. and continued to take them, mid \ with escli box I realized more and urnre i!:\ it was a cure. 1 used up thirteen boxes In Mil nnd when the thirteenth was finished 1 had not a symptom of pain for time months. ••Now.” concluded Mr. • I’owrli. "you have mv experience. I knew w: 1 was 1'know what I am. 1 kiuyAthat from Iniyhooi! that 1 -luivv ls*m i. victim of xualignnnt r’u*iimnti-ni. which hat! Iwen a tortyxe the last lew 1 know that I 1 have tried every remedy mid l>ecn treat­ ed by the best metflcal skill- but -u vmr. aud I know that Pink Pills have m. •- - where everything else has failed ar.*! Unit they have brought me back health and happiness. Therefore 1 ought to lx* thankful, and 1 am thankful," And Mr. pnwell's intense earnestm — of manner could admit of no doubt n*» to hit gratitude and sincerity. "You may ask Kev. Mc­ Intyre of the Askin St. Methodist t’hnreh. nr Rev. G. A. Andrews B. A . pmdor t-l the Lambeth circuit, whether I w:e* or not," were his parting words. The reporter dropped In on Rev. E. McIntyre nt the par.->oiiagi*. 82 Askin .81. "1 know Mr. Powell wei'." said the r<--eirud gentleman when qutwih'iicd. “ih^ is nw esteemed parishioner of mine and !•attending the Askin Street church itgsln.’’ "Do you remember Mr I’-r.veil's illue-- a year ago Inst winter?" "Yes; he had a vt xy bad attack of rheumalbm wlilch Lid him up for a long time. He had to In-wiit . l­ ed around the bourn* in a climt. '*-•■' he appears to tw* a well man. I heard he had been cured by Dr. William’s I’ink 1’iUs. Mr. Powell m, in mv opinion a most <-nscicntlons person, and any statement he would make would b.* perfectly reliable Mr. B. A. Mitchell, the well known druggist, upon whom the reporter nex'. called, said: "I know <>7 Mr. I’owelicnre and it la every woni true. I have sold thousands of boxes of Pink Pills and knowing that they always give satisfaction have no hesitation In recommending them ns a perfect blood builder and nerve Storer, curing such diseases as rU.iiumtism. neuralgia, partial paralysis, locomo­ tor ataxia. M. Vitus Dance, nervou- head­ ache. nervoMs prostration and tired feel­ ing therefrom, the after effects of lagrlppe. diseases depending on turner-* In th® blood, snob as scrofula, chronfcerj etc. Pink PUIs give a healthy glow to pale and sallow complexions, and ate a specific fqr the troubles |iecullar lolhe fe­ male systefei, and in men they effect a rad­ ical cure In all cases arising from un-ntal worry, over-wurk or excesses of what ever naturt*." These Pills are manufa- tured by Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company Schenectady, N. Y.. and Brockville. Ont., and nre sold only In boxes besting then trade mark and wrapper at 50 cents a or six boxes for $2.50. ami are never ?- :d In the bulk or by the dozen or hundnd. and unv denier who offers you sulxtituus In this form Is trying to defraud you, and should be avoided. Kite Wa* Dowa on Boy*. A little girl butfiiuryeors old wtisobaerved to bj very devout in church and to be very eager not to miss attending the service.**. "What do you do. when you are there. Rosie?" asked a lady friend, "you cannot read and you mu^ (Tet very tired of such long services?' Tho little one shook her head gravely“I am never tired." she said. "I have so much to soy to God." "What do you ray. do tell me,” persisted the Indy. The chi'd climbed on her knee, and whispered with all her soul in her eyes: "I cannot go to church too often to thank God—I was not born a boy. Marta Theresa Dollar* ta Africa. The imperial Mari* Theresa dollars of 1780 are in use all over Africa os a circulating medium. They are stul coined with tho same date. During the Abyssinian war Great Britain was obliged to purchase large quantities of these dollars Ln Austria to meet the war expense* in Afric*, M the natives kxrew no other coin. �BUSINCARDS. Hastings Banner. J. M. SMITH. •MtTII Woodlaud. Mich P a intended to. E Thursday. Nov. i, 1893 Mlaa Kate >Im*mIi ot K ilamavin received an award at the W-roi'. i.ut «>u point lace collarsand cuff. Shemi’s exhibit was in tin- women’s bui'.dma mid is In competition win. ihe finest lace makers of the world. THE AMERICA’S CUP. CHINESE DELICACIES. (/-Little White Pigeon baa sent 00» peopto I to the World's fair at least. So many Plga Md Poultry Pnt Up Attreetirely and I tickets to Chicago have been .told, tho Sold Cheap. 1 tourists took out of the village at least The first race for the cup. now The Chinese delicatessen store is re­ *20 000. known as the America's cup. was ..riT-niier |H>p-rnni venders will have plete with the appetizing dishes of the Mrs. Sarah Bennett was on lhe stand to keep off the Michigan Central trains at sailed around the Isle of Wight on Chinese household, and they are done In the Atherton—McCollum runnier trial August 22, 1851, says the Philadelphia Kalamazoo. Press. Of the yachts that sailed the up not only in befler style, but with at Mio. She said she saw McCollum show Depleted Blood, poor । Battle Creek Moon: line ot Uie*fratiue» seas in those days thee gallant old much better materials and more tastily strike her husband with a paddle and the coniin r's inquest was the raplii America, full of years and honors, is than the average food of an ordinary throw him Into the waiter. nourishment, everything ,pf 1 lyiwvir/iting of Chester I’. Aldrich, private probably the only One now in commis- Chinese fatally. bad. TjFeJ aro signs' of , secretary o. E Nh-hi.ls. who look ml Everything, says the New York Son, of the tenliinonj st the rate of eighty siou Tho Royal yacht squadron bad Is exposed to view in the most con­ la undaubtafijr a dlaMWOt the tnoud. sad as Anaemia. ' Words a minute nn a tj pewriter. a«d kept offered a cup open to competition by spicuous manner possible. A whole •ueb only a reliable 110 d purifier ran "••«*» perfertaml permaneui cure. Homt s sarsapa­ yachts of all nations. The America up tin* sntne for tour days. This i* equal pig. fat and juicy, soaked in highly rilla is the cmi blood purifiar. and i* baa to sleiiogrnplilc reporting. "Chet'* is un­ was lying at Cpwes, and her owners spiced liquor and then baked a crispy many 'cry -evert) ca-es nf catarrh. <-atarria ottei.iimwi Irsds to co:i»umpUoo. taaa tlaou» doubtedly the fastest typewriter In Mich­ were anxious to get a match race with igan. Ills speed astonished the outside a representative British yacht. Com- | brown while cooling in the air la Sarsaparilla before it is to late. modoro Stevens entered the America i slightly anointed on its bock with a rich newspaper reportera who were present. Rood's Pit a cu’t a'l fiver ill*. in this open race. There were six coat of See Yo (vegetable oil) and salt. Stat* of Ohio. City ««f Toi.e:i»o, I schooners, one a three-master of three The ears and nose are dyed in vermil­ LVCAS Vot'XTX.. * j hundred nnd ninety-two tons, and ion; the entire carcass is mnde*as at­ Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has ft*en umO Fuank J. Ciikxrt makes oath that he tractive to the eye and as tempting to lor rhilorri- teething. It sooths the sMid. soft­ the Cream of Cod-liver Oil, Is the"senior partner of the firm ot F. .1. eight cutters in the race. The Ameri- ' the appetite us possible; it is then ! en* the gums, allays all toun. cures wlsd eolK. get off. She ' little chubby tail upon a Cuknky&Co . doing business in tli« city ca was the last yacht . -- to -- o - । hung by its aud Is the it st r» rurdy for Dlatrbeeu. Tweatywith hypophosphites, en­ ot Toledo. County and State- aforesaid, run f,>~ wing-aud-wing, ...I-... • — ’_O1 her ..... .U.ww*. OUk mainsail out I. hook near the door, in very much the flve cents a txHUr. Sold Dy'all druggista throughout the world. riches the blood, purities the and that said firm will pay theVamn ot on one side and her foresail out on the | same fashion as a Dutchman’s butcher-, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and other, and very soon hod sailed grand- I shop. When a customer comes he is skin, cures Anaemia, builds every case of Catarrh that cannot In­ ly through the fleet. fleet, reaching \lhe ! asked which part of tho hog he wants, up the system. Physicians, the cured by by the use ot Hall'" Catarrh schooner Beatrice and the cutters tAy- , It is then chopped off at twenty-five । Ct he. FRANK J. CHENEY. rora, Volente and Arrow, which were 1 cents per pound. The same price pre­ world over, ehdorse it. Sworn to before me and subscribed in leading. Finally the America, by very ! vails throughout the entire pig. skillful dodging, managed to get into I The liver and entrails are cured sepmy presence, this Oth day of December. A. Don’t be ieeelitb bj Sabilltulu! D. 1880. the lead. I aratcly from the rest of the body, and t The lhe Yankee boat boat, with the wind free 1 then are sold at half the rate of the | "KAI. had shown superiority 9ver the Eng- body. On an average three pigs a day A. W. GLEASON. lish vessels. And when it came to and a dozen or more of ducks and Notary Public she proved that she was was chickens are disposed of in quarter Haifa Catarrh Cure i« taken Internally windward work equally superior. She worked to the J pound lots, besides other delicacies, and acta directly upon the blood and muwindward so bpeedily speedily that by tho the time ij The difference between a Caucasian - QIKQMLUTION • coub aarfocea of the system. Send for the point was reached there was not a ( and a Chinese delicatessen store is imtestimonials, free. 80 tk- ' --------sight from h«»r her <t»r.lrc decks. 'The nienae. OHIO F’ L CHENKY Tolw10 yacht in sicht wind now died down and a strong The one always sella stale meat and head tide was encountered, against rotten cheese; the other roasts lire Hereafter, changes- for advertisements RT Sold by druggista, 75c which the America made little head­ pigs (killed within an hour before they must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Insure insertiorHn the issue of the week way. This gave the fleet, which had arc prepared for roasting), chickens FUTURE OF THE HUMAN FOOT. when brought. not yet caught the full strength of and ducka in the same way. the tide, a chance to creep up on her. The one costs hundreds of dollars to Scrofula, whether hereditary or acquired. Ii The little cutter Aurora and the cutter start and makes little profits, while thoroughly expellcd from the blood by Hood . The boot and shorn •/‘-.bibit at the Arrow- nearly caught up with the the Chinese delicatessen shop costs Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier. America, bnt the rest of the fleets were world's fair leads onFlo view with only the twenty, dollars to bay the Some one broke Into the cellar of Sim­ alarm the prospective fate of the miles astern. At St. Catherine's the meats and makes big profits. An or­ It Acknowledges no Superior. eon Neithammer at Woodlaud and let au human pedals, says the Minneapolis Arrow went aground and was out of dinary hallway is amply big enough Tribuuc. The wild variety of in­ |h® race, but the little Aurora clung for a gocd-sizcd Chinese delicatessen entire barrel of cider run to waste. The wind shop. genious shapes exhibited in shoes dis­ to the America admirably. ^/Nashville’s old hand tire engine In use closes the fact that the human foot In now freshened again and the America before the water works were put In. has modern times has censed to have a drew away rapidly from her plucky HASTINGS, MICH. beven sold to Augusta, and wu shipped '' After getting by St. j shape of its own. It is putty in the little rival. there last week. I hands of the ingenious artist. In Catherine's the America had a leading C. E. Roscoe showed us 50 chickens, short, the foot, as to shape nnd size. Is wind, and casing off her sheets tore If. through tho water in magnificent the first of the week, . that he had pur- ' purely a sh«x-mal<cr's product. chased of J. L. Childa CL121. of near .Sunfield. therefore, we want to know what the style and swept toward Cowes, a re­ The average weight of the fowls were foot of the future is to lie we must markable winner. The defeated Eng­ lish yachts were two days altogether five and one-quarter pounds, uotwiihstand-, study the trend of the cobbler's art. ing the fact that they were latr fowls, j ... v fearful .anciy In spite of v.. the variety o* of in getting into port. The dismay of They were of the buff cochin variety.— shapes and dimensions exhibited in Uie 'the English yachtsmen and all Great Nashville News. [world’s fair shoe exhibit, there are Britain at the terrible defeat given by u'l. Mid ll»t. pro.ln.nl lotttvt |of Uw .bvemnklntr the little black Yank.c is almost a matter of international history. rr of M.ple Grore went down to the f».r j “rt ">«k<-d<>nd »1.ow Cummo«lore tried bei ummmiore Stevens btcvrns had had tried IT IT ■ n.l too. hl, wife with him. but I..lol I imvrmulve d. relopm. nt. Between the kmk after her properly and they'IFrame «,<x*Pack un‘l plowshoc on-the one j mu', had posted in the Royal squadron's j separated He spent some linn- in trying! hand anil the patent leather ball- j castle a challenge to sail against any to find ber. but In vain, and made nt* his room slipper on the other there is u i vacht (or fr.it-1 one thousand to ten | mind she had returned bome. he , broad variation in the shape and di­ thought he might as well come too. but I mensions which the human foot must]I thousand guin-xs. bdt the English " •■ ■ . Aanlzee from his what was hhsurprise on arriving home to assume, and yet there are one or twq urtlie cliall-.’ngcjvua J a twenty-four page journal, is the leading Republican famiJy-pnper of find his wife not there. He immediately 1 principles which apply more or less In I Pale Faces Scott’s DENISON. >id». Michigan. l surgeon. .irulabt. Of- Hastings Mich. •cimi and Emulsion Cures Sick Headache ,-rin and Surgeon, . k east of depot. This week, ml Surgeons. responded to wilt lieu I Estate Office. rt mrtiugv >» *te Hesl Estate t rmvi complete ALWAYS SMOKE LOCAL NEWS 14 quire?. THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market J. MILLARD, .*niK •tor*. An Unprecedented Offer! Great Value lor LUUe MW oUecUuii! \ ilomopathic Phy- City Bank, Hast: r,s>. Midi. DRINK ICE, CREAM SODA, :■ i B«er.* Milk Shake and n:< : I anything in the line :ky goods. t forget iL. ADIRONDA “="■=. THAOB MARK. N - PROSTRATION, miMOFOR INFANTS! paXtor M. E. eburrb. Ml- • «aya: Sleep god rest :■<in- after preaching till 1 used Now ! -leep soundly »«>«> awake : 1 «n h-artily recommend it. WHEELEiK ^nd FULLER ■• ’ < e.tar Springs. Mich. ■ M w. H. GOODYEAR. HASTINGS. w. L. DOUGLAS °° S3 SHOE hiJVWp. vur ttaji? WhM Mrt la wed fry ■ pair. ■••t in tha world. ♦ 5.00 $4.00 *3.50 *2.50 $2.25 $2.00 for HP * 1 the United States. It is filled with interesting reading matter for every member of a’country family. If is a NATIONAL FAM’MLY* general.news of the United States a»<d tfe« world. It gives the events of^jdreign lands in a nutshell. Its ••AGRI­ Ilnmblc l.ui.ruty 1 CULTURAL” department has no superior in the country. Its "MAR­ A. I*ntnbolt.of KET REPORTS” are recognized authority in al! parts of the land. It . wtts present at in >t. Louis has separate departments for "THE FAMILY CIRCLE” and "OUR finance al t hieag YOUNG FOLKS ' ^ Its "HOME AND SOCIETY” columns com­ I• lobe-Democrat: Its general political the man who makes a !.' »o'l npp.*qruuce mand the admiration1 of wives and daughters. news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and ex-” ' “ '' ’ " ’ than <- ‘ haustive. J-xl I 1 A TERROR TO CANKERS. PAPER, gives the i The one principle which and stand;. out all I । rnnst prominently in nil the schools of ! ’ the shocmaking art i» thin; That tlij^rj *“ *,ut ' n ‘ rec •■'n’zc‘*toc "n t-,v human | q । , ।' .-.k... ..a? 1 . definition ‘approved by all shoe mo- ! [ di-,tv s'is that the human foot isnvaria, ble aggregation consisting of. of four , !»rt»-lh.- 'h.v!. In-t. p. ttl>o bull ' th.’ e instep, ” | The latest -"‘I th-trn-al lob-M and o-t geng.n-, h<»w much wv have to dvpeud upon -rally adopted, canon relative to the ( h»-'ks They pr -ynre the::!-circs acImportant organs of the body, tin atom-1 VI A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal If a m.i.i come» to me with »rot>er shape of the rn.nt.pan front part or of me the . vordingly. o-niin ... .. , , , . , .. । proper id "THE “THE BANNER” lor for one year vear Kb. liver. kIJn-yv .ud t» ,£t it ...... XlwL, a ■ Ttain amount of timidity nnd want land th-m bnlthy you ne-d never leer dis- Mn,ig|„ if„,. .Ira,™ ln.ni lhe outer of confidence. I am more inclined to ease. Price 40 cents a package. [edge nf the ball >>f (he f<k>t to the tip take him nt his word and give him FOR ONLTX$ LIO, Carter’s Kidney Jk Backache Tea will cure • of the great toe. It i* tnie there are what he wants than if he. is ready of . Subscriptions may begin at any time. that sick, tired filing with a bad taste in , many styles of >hre- that do not con- speech and entirely>elf-p.»-<*:ised. As for the theory that Civ confidence man Address al) orders to the mouth ... ntortrfu^ ; „ . . „ ations are permit tctl simply on tosthetic l»etrays himself by his manner 1 have Carter s Kulney .t Backache Tea will cure । tfrountIs t<i M.c|)rc x |rivtv „n(l uot Bl my doubt- It hasn't been my expertsick headache, constipation, dizziness, and nu that not more thunonu toe is recogDickpaln In the back. ' nized. •The Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Getn W. Carter’s Kidney A Backache Tea puriThere is said to.»..• only one shoe in Omlbe blood, .nd rntul.le. the bowel,. »« yvorl.Vo !»ir ..uhll.it ohleh dntlnct- general impression Is.that a dishonest Best, Room 2. Tribune Building. New York City, and a sample copy man cannot look > ■» i in the faceLet of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed' you. and countenances tire i. .. . r lv recognizes anil Curler, Kidney t H.ek.d.e fee I. . .ure m hu|nan fi)-„ ,he n.e disabuse your mind of that, for 1 and positive cure for backache aud In-j wtxHjeu nhoe from Belgium- That shoe. tlamatlon of the kidneys and bladder. which allots five compartments of -.pace to the toe family, is the excep­ tlie day if there li anything to be Sold only by W. IL Goodyear. tion which proves the rule— namely, gnlne 1 by it.' My experience in the banking business coniinnA that view that the great toe is the only author­ NEIGHBORING COUNTIES ized.projection on the portico ^f the J. M. Dinwiddle, of Cedar llapids. Coldwater home men have orgauirod |s‘ruc1t“n' A gwerution or txo for the purpose of securing a mile rare | nnd heredity r.t.der •aid: *"Lel me add my experience. A man came into my bank with a check track. Shares of fl|0. earh Io the amount ,he ,>rac<,n’nn l;r' '’ "upiserl by the of 810.000 will be issued. shoe artists will doubtless see the hu­ for fifteen dollar-, his wages as a car­ penter, he said, lie w.-it dressed like - i man foot simplified and improved by a workingman. He looked like bne. I. M. Storms of Plainwell has purrha--। the gradual elimination of foursupered a trotter with a tecord of 9:35. Il 4s a fluous. useless, nnd inartistic frontal In every way he had theappriirane.- of an honest man. I hadn't the least five yenr old pacer, and la expcelid b•projections. doubt he was what he claimed to be ui..kc U iter lime next season. A SHREWD CHURCHMAN. nnd easheil his check, lie had forged the Kignntnre. ' lie cashed six other.* Ovoaso’s new Armory building w* like it in our city that day. We got dedicated lout Friday In tr.e, presence ot j Iooo people. it is a fine structure cost-1 In the Rinall town in the Mk’lyndsxl him and 1 looked him over carefully, Ing nearly *12.000 In all. Gov. Bleb and i there i« a rich congregation that is not I but 1 couldn't see anything about him charactcrizcil by lavish li!»crality, savs j which conflicted with my first judg­ Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants­ stuff were present ment that he was an honest working­ What seems to be * great joke on .Slier- I the London Tld-Bits. and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor Time after rr time the mrtikter mftristcr had bad i man. Even after he was in prison he Iff G. F. Bolsworth was perpetrated re­ other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitutes •alcd to his people ,o ‘'ontri- was just as honest looking us when he cently. Samuel Snmrs lhe erratic Individ­ vainly appeal,.:: . L. dv t<> the funds of came to the bank window.” for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OflL ual who was sent up for obtaining money bn to more generom ’ would, indeed. from John Hall and others-uu false pie- church. The membe, It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years* use by Dipping Up Rice lllrda. give something, but it was nearly aliron**, iuiu <>»c v* .... ...___ . Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allay* The Charleston News tells some marthe county Jail a fairy tale about /coiitcr- woyn the smallest silver coin of the relous stories ul>out the abundance of feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, feifors and .buried conterflet mon«-y In realm that was placed on the plate. A shrewd Scotchman who had re­ I rice birds in the dikes and marshes Eaton Rgplda In turn the prisoner gave cures Diarrhoea aud Wind Colic. Castoria relieve* the story to the sheriff. Thinking there cently come to the place and joined back of that city. There are always teething troubles, cures constipation and flatuleaey. must tie something in It. Sheriff Botsworth the church was not'long in noticing plenty of them for the sportsmen and In company with the prisoner, who was this state of affalrs.aml a remedy soon caterer at this season of the year, but Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stoatauM Gardner of Daisy Moore fame, drove to suggested itself to his practical mind. and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Ca*» tl e city last Sunday evening. The arrand 'T’ll tell you what." he said to one such swarms, darkening the air as was of such great Importance that it was of the officials. “If you rank’ me treas­ they flit from place to place. They toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friendcommunicated tn no one. but a: the hour urer I’ll engage to double the collec­ have almost ceased to be a target for of midnight the doughty sheriff and Gard­ -shotguns, and are so thick and close ner took grave diggers tools and alante:n tions in three months." Ills offer was promptly accepted, together that they are caught with a and went to work l«ck of tl e old grist­ dip net like so many fish. One ama­ mill in search for spurious green goodr. and sure enough the oolleciion began teur marksman reports that'with two They worked like good fellows with what to increase, until by the time he had discharges of his shotgun he brought result Is not known, but can be surmised stated they were nearly twice as much .• Da G. C. Osgood, down one hundred and eighty of the from the fact that Botsford said nothing Lowell, Mom. as“formerly. How have you managed it, Mr. birda. The News says: "The regular and drove back to Charlotte at at early way now, however, is to get a boat “ Castoria la the beat remedy for children of Sandyman?" said the pastne to him one hour.—Eaton Rapids Journal. and a dip netand go smongthc ditches which I am acquainted. I hope the day U not The Lowell Journal is conducting a day. Nr diatant when hMtbera will ooodder the real "It's a great secret." returned the in the old rice fields and dip up the humorous column, under the head ot- canny Scot, “but I'll tell you in confi­ birds. A gentleman went out a few interest of their children, and use Castoria innights ago and returned with one ••Our Local Poets." dence. The folk 1 iaw maistly gave thousand, two hundred and thirty-six three-penny bits. Weel, when I got A. B. Adams aged 80, one of .Michigan's morphine, •oothlng aynxp and other hurtful the money every Sabbath evening I birds. It required a wagon and twoone time oldes'. ninfaMnu pioneer". at oU ^ t,l "F. “a Charlotte home In carefully picked out the sma*coins and backboards to carry them all home. mereh.iil, JW Quite a considerable sura "bos been put them by. Noo, os there's only a Bellevue. limitcii number of three-penny pieces realized by several parties who em­ Bar. Jacob G.rb-r »C<‘ » J™” in a little place like this, and as I hare barked in the rice-biri business. They mm'st <jf- them at present under lock can be bought on the plantations for a at bla aon'a yo>-1" .............. .. mere song, and when taken to the Prusocu'- and key, the folk maun give sixpences at least instead. See, that's why the town are sold for at least twenty-live cents a dozen.” collections are doubled." ;j ? CASH IN ADVANCE. THE HASTINGS BANNER. What is CASTORIA ve HEAR!' DISEASE, NERVOUS M*. 1 I Inbune f Dr Carter’* Kidney «t Backache Tea is a compound of valuable herb* that stimulate Hie Kidneys to action, clearitu the pct ween the kidneys and bladder, which ''Become stopped up and cause settlings like brick du»t. and if O..I n-moved wilt 1.-.J to Dn^v. l>l»Urle.. or Bright's Disease. It n-BuUte. th- f-ur rtm>-nt in in Harry ni«-re»t on all Um«-' . ITT returned to Chicago, but whether he has । wmm„n tu nU of the’widely differen-| fo-'nd his wife or not we have not been able to ascertain.-Nashville News. ' ’ .♦’Dev. IJ.IMd. C? »• • Weekly News of the World for a Trifle.' 100 *2.00 ♦ l.7» roa ior> ♦ 1.75 .JL’T?,"* ■ ORESS SHOE. ««l. I. th. Irtrt iiI s J’ I. M. OJ »3, wsv M.°o« *q»»l to custom mado and Irek sad If yoo with to ecoEwnb, [a pn foohmr, r-r:^5inS W. L Doagiu Show. *«»• «-d ^V^^Mi^bvttomJookforltwImapabuy. W.L.DOUGEAfi.Bro«fct^,M^ fiMdby WOOLLEY & BRONSON. Castoria. helped tbeiwelvea to refreabmenta. Castoria. nerer before h T �clerk pays it to tbe grocer for provisions and so lhe mighty dollar keeps circulating in the community each time going to pay Thursday, Nov. a, 1893-____ a debt. Did you eves think how It would be In case free trade prevailed? Every dol­ ■tuiHau. L.cooa.a^iv' lar sent out of the country to purchase goods js withdrawn beyond reach. Nobody here would get any benefit from its circu­ thb waanaoa. mich., posrorFicx, AUGUST 14. 187®. lation. It would be missed from activities in trady. its loss wduld lessen the demand for home productions. It would simply be editorial notes used to pay foreign pauper labor and pay AMERICAN VS. EUROPEAN WAGES for work that ought to be donq by laborers right here at home. Free trade In America would simply mean the sending of our money out of the country. Protection From Die Philadelphia Tdeyruph /nd. means that it will be kept in circulation Australian Commissioner to tbe World’s here at home. Which do you prefer? Fair, Mr Latzko, was good enough to ap­ pear before the Ways and Means Commit­ The Cox bill which recently passed the tee to give some extraordinary misinforma­ house will do away with many of the bank tion and advice concerning the preparation failures. Itprovldes that no national bank­ of a new American .tariff bill. The way­ ing association shall make any loans to its faring man. though the biggest kind of a president, vice president, cashier, directors, fool, may well dnderstand that this foreign clerks, tellers, book keepers, agents, ser­ visitor bad no other than a selfish purpose vants or other persons in its employ, until In this matter and he franklY admitted It, the officer or other person wishing* to ob­ his self confessed desire being to have tbe tain the loan, shall have submitted In rate of duty on woolen goods so reduced writing a statement of the amount wanted, that be and bls foreign associates in the the terms and securities offered therefor. woolen trade cOutd make larger sales Id the This statement must be passed upon at a United States. It is not strange that al­ meeting of the board of directors, or the leged American manufacturers, like Mr. executive committee of auch board, If one Murphy and Mr- Fotta, should so eagerly exists, and must be accepted and approved give the right hand of fellowship to such by a mflorlty of those present, constituting an emissary and earnest rival? It is a a quorum and then only the amount now queer way to show loyalty to American in­ allowed by law can be loaned. The bill la terests. a wise one and should become a law. As effectually disposing ot the whole matter, here is a scale of wages, at home The constantly increasing number of and abroad, given by Mr. Latzko himself cranks and demented individuals who which abundantly shows the foolishness of continually harass men who occupy exalted trying to bolster up such statements as In positions, with their wild Ideas and crazy the next breath he made before the Ways notions cannot but be a source of some and Means Committee: concern to public men. It ts getting so it j American. European. ia almost dangerous to accept a position of great trust just on this account. Monday a’crank shot Superintendent Mathias, of the Postal Telegraph Co. in New York, probably mortally wounding him. The Dry > stab bands assassin of Carter Harrison Is said to be sane upon some subjects, snd Is believed 10 00 to be rational. He has been indicted for Spinners Card room hands... murder and will probably suffer a murder­ Card room strippers. tjn ers fate. Hastings Banner, . RIDUOID RATBS AT At tbe fire of Union Hall btoek in Jan­ uary last two pictures belonging to me, have in some way been tost One Is a GRAND RAPIDS. large steel engraving representing the dis­ covery of steam. The other was an en­ OPPOSITS UNION DSPOT. RATES • 1.95 per day. Rooms 5o cents. graving of tbe Soldiers Monument at De­ Meals 35 cents, Steam HegL troit I would be.pleased to find them. BEACH A BOOTH. Clkmxnt Smith. Nov. 1. iws. THE KENT The next examination for Slate certifi­ cates will be held in Lansing according to the following schedule: Dec. 36. 1898. 1:30 p. m. Rhetoric, Lit­ erature, Penmanship, Orthography (M)l 7:08 p. m., United States History. Dec 17, 8:00 a. m. Chemistry, Theory ■nd Art: l;30 p. m. Civil Government, School Law; 7:00 p. m.. General History. Dec. 98, 8:00 a_ m.—Algebra, Geography 1:30 p. m.. Geometry, Zoology; 7;00 p. m. Physiology. Orthography (^) Dec. 99, 8:00 a. m. , Physics. Arithmetic: Latest styles. ' 1:30 p. m. , Botany, Grammar. 7:00 p. m. Geology. The minimum standing in any branch is Lowest prices. seventy-five per cent Applicants are permitted to commence their work at one examination and com­ Violins, Guitars and Banjos, pute it at the next examination, provided stock of the best strings they pass at least one half the subjects in obtainable. which they are to be examined at the first examination. If an applicant fails, to pass half the subjects at tbe first examination or fails to present himself for tbe com­ pletion of his work at the next examin­ ation following bls firyt, he loses tbe benefit of what he has done, and must begin anew. Applications should be made at least ten days before thelfirst day of tbe examination. All communications should be addressed to H. K. Pattengill, Lansing, Mich. ■vs A southern paper characterizes Presi­ dent Clevelands attitude toward congress at that of “a slave-driver cracking his whip over the backs of senators and congress­ man.” Considering the fact that the Presi­ dent received the biggest share of bls votes from the south, the above item coming from the south, strongly voices their sentiment at the present time. Possibly some of the southern congressmen are smarting under the President's lash, or is the south get­ Tho St. Paul Pioneer-Press, In /he/ fol­ ting its stomach fhll of free trade Ideas? lowing, makes a suggestion that may be of Efforts will probably be made to conduct valuadn Michigan, whsn wheat Is at but 54 or 55 cenhi a bushel, as well as in the the electric currents from the clouds to the Great N0rtbwe.1t; earth in order to make rain. This Is be­ The most profitable purpose to which lieved to be the correct theory and to be wheat can be put at the present low prices much more promising of good results than Is to feed it to hogs. A good many hogs tbe bombardment of the clouds. The theory have recently come into the St. Paul mar­ is that electricity expands tbe cloud, en­ ket fattened on wheat, and the result has abling It to hold more moisture, aud if been that th a. farmer has got more than that electricity can be drawn from the twice as much for his wheat in this Jorm cloud It will collapse and spill Its rain. as be could have realized for it by selling Bombardmentiof the clouds will cause rain the grain itself. When hogs are only 4X but the expense is too great. cents a pound the farmefcan get at least Women can't vole at municipal elections $1 a bushel for his wheat converted into pork. This hks been demonstrated by so according to the provisions of sn act many experiments in this state and In 111- passed by the la«t legislature. The su­ inola that ll is safe to set it down as a rule. preme court has knocked the law out, de­ Moreover, in this way the farmer can es­ claring that the legislature has no right cape a very (arge share ot the charges for under the constitution to bestow the right transporting] his wheat to market. Ln a of suffrage upon any class of voters. The recent Instance a North Dakota farmer got constitution Is the sole source of authority Dearly 81.top tor a car load., of wheat-fed In this respect and can only be altered by hogs at the- South St. Paul stock yard, an amendment. The next step ‘will pro­ when beconld not have realized more than bably be to submit such a constitutional 8150 at Minneapolis for a car load of wheat. amendment to a popular vote. So that It is the most profitable business There is one thing that the people must now within the reach of the fanner to con­ dense bls wheat Into pork. But barley give the democrats credit for, aud that* is their ability to create a deficit. They which is a surer crop, will answer exactly the same purpose. Hogs fed on wheat or can do it and not half try. Secretary barley command a higher price than the Carlisle estimates that the deficit >at the end of the year will be over $50,000,000. corn-fed animals. The quality ot the pork What will it be when the party really set­ is many degrees better. If our Northwest­ ern farmers would get l,nU) the general tles down to business? Head drearer* Repair hands.................. it to Eetany friend of American industry. any Intelligent workingman. look at this table, which. In the one thing in Mr. Latzok’s paper that comes witbin sight of tbe truth, aud ask himself how American workingmen could live in decency on such wages. > practice of raising hogs on these cereals Minnesota pork would soen have as wide a reputation as its bard wheat and would command the same relatively higher prices in tbe markeC There is no question of farm economy of such substantial import­ ance to fanners as thia.” Carter H. Harrison. Mayor of Chicago, was assassinated at his home Saturday evening, by* h lunatic giving the name of Patrick Eugene Prendergast The crime was committed for a fancied grievance, and the criming! baa already been Indicted As l£ay6r of the World’s Fair City Carter Harrison has made an enviable re­ cord which ttto people of Chicago will re­ member for all time to come. He' was a F. R. PANCOAST, The Reliable Jeweler. No By other dealers claiming they have the largest, best aud cheapest stock of goods but look for yourselves and you will see that our stock of Limps and Crockery is as large aw all the rest put together, and that their claims as to cheapness and quality is ak unfounded as is their claim for having the largest stock. We Are Ready In th Now to show you Lamps; we’ve got ’em they are nice; they are all new and all cheap. All we aek is that you give us a call and inspect our stock and prices, if you don’t buy of us. Have you noticed our Prices on Candy. tried our Tea. Have you given ub Have you a trial, if not do so aud we will give you satisfaction. The semi-annual review will take place loapreeai veoees of the obsequies of Chicago's Saturday evening Nov. 11 th. at 5 o’clock. chief executive. The funeral occurred By order of yesterday at tl o’clock. W. A. SciDMoax. Chief, A dollar spent in-any community passes through many hands, and possibly goes For the purpose of starting a cribbege through the same hands several times be- club we challenge any players in tbe hand cribtag* to Signed. F. Bbodemkh, H. G. Bjkttly. H A a C HAMS & VAN ARMAN Elizabeth Gleason to Lewis Decker 30 a rec 13 I Daniel V. Wolf to Leander Lampman 40 a tee. 18 Maple Grove, I150O. Phlneat G. Powers to Geo. 8. Chare 42 a tec. 7 JaareOtorgsn to Joo. B. Seldmore, 71M see. * c’kL Crawford to Anna Wlerinn, w. K ef a e. Ji see. U Yankee Borings. M700. Laura A, Jordan to Chas M. Willison to a sec I1 and n Hope, tian. Jos. BhulU to Ellas Sbultz K a sec 3 Hope >25, Cyras B. Levy to John M Smith 40 a sec. 29 Woodland. 81300. Daniel Clever to D. P. and C. J. Wolf 5 a see. Maple Prove. 8228. John K. Btrouse to J. K. ud C.A. Btroure 40 a «ee. 25, trying. *1. Ludna Blanchard to Lafayette Scott 1 a rec. - 31 Prairieville. 8100, Beni. Johnstown to Abraham Johnstown 35 a sec 24 Orangeville, $*». Mary a. Hennev to Franklin 3. Henney 30 a sec. 17 Carlton. 81000. x 1B0S. I hereby Ox and appoint the times for hold­ ing the Cfreuit Court In lhe 5th Judicial Circuit tor tbe years l»l and l«<5 as follows:— January, Second Monday.. Eaton County Barry ” February. “ ’* Calhoun ** Mandi, . ” •’ Eaton “ April, “ •’ Barn•• May. “ “ Calhoun ** June. " ” Eaton •• Juy. First “ Barry " Sept., “ “ • Third " Calhoun " October •• •• Eaton '* Nov.. Second " Barry *• Dec., First •• Calhoun •• Dated. Oct. I6tli. 1W. Clkmknt Smith, Circuit Judge. Butter, 18 to 30 Corn per bu.. 40. Eggs per doz., 18 to 30. Hides per lb.. 3H. Trusses I The best is always the cheapest Bear this in mind. Before purchasing call and examine our new Truss. WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT. The lightest ahd most durable Truss on the market. Anything and every­ thing in the drug and book line at HONEST PRICES, W. H GOODY&ftR MODERN DRUGGIST. After you buy your furniture and carpets Thi of us. most insur when We suit our prices to the times, and even if your supply of wealth is lim­ Ha ited we can please you. Now is the time to make your selections. Our stock is complete and we c^n suit your ideas of beauty and pjice. Hiram Rogers D to D T app from I fru A Epl pri Y fir goo CORNER STORE Wheat, white per bu..8a. Clover Seed per bu , 5 00. Timothy Seed p*r bu.. 2X0. Barley per bu. 8A to to. Hay per ton, 5.00 to 8.00. Millet seed perbu. 50. Pork dreared. 7.00. to 7.50. Beans. 1.0) to 1 JO. Cbioken, 8. In tors B We Realizing the advantage of being able to make early purchases for the fall trade, we bought an unusual large stock-of die of A cl th p P U MEN’S GLOVES AND MITTENS Baking? t We would now be pleased to convert these goods into money and we are satisfied our prices will do this. ^Powder Absolutely WHITE AND COLORED BLANKETS Your attention is called to this department of our store. Wall St.*,’ N. Y. The bargain with Dude Van Alen has been confirmed by the democratic senate, and for his $50,000 subscription to the dem­ ocratic campaign fund be will now repre­ sent this county at the court of Rome: P e You'll Have Something Left Trusses I 1 Benjamin F. Gaskill, 138 j Lois Pope. Barry, Gov. McKinley still continues to speak to large crowds of people. The Interest A cream of tarter baking powder. shown for his election shows that the wage Highest of all in leavening strength earners of that state are willing to right —Latest United States Govern­ the mistake they made at the polls about a ment Food Report. year ago. • Royal Baking Powder Co pealed, the vote taking place I Monday night, standing 48 in favor and 89 against repeat No* that the question Is settled . lei the Senate adjourn and give the country fl M orW Marriage Licansaa. m j Allan Jones, City. 1 Mary K. Boylan. St. Louts, l Rooert Btoeberllne. City. 138 1 Muriel Perry. Casco, Allegan Co. j Charlie K. Williams. Yankee Springs. 130 i Hattie Japhet, Orangeville. ’ Pure man who believed in himself and did all he could to push Chicago to tbe fronL Persons throwing ashes or rubbish In He was a man of great ability and vigor any of the streets of the city will be pros­ ecuted according to law. W. H. Miller. did so much for their city. All prepara­ City Marshal. . tions that have been made for an elaborate elosing of tho World's fair were postponed pays It to the farmer for produce; the fann­ er pays it to the etotbler for clothing; the elotbier pays It to bls clerk for wages, the Ladles’ Watches, Genu* Watches, Boys’ Watches, DO NOT BE DECEIVED We Have Jest Received A large consignment of Jersey Sweet. Potatoes, That we have got to sell at the low price of tci k mi u m. Call in and see how cheap we can sell you a lamp. See those $1.50lamps. Ourstock of Groceries and Crockery is complete. Try our 35c. Tea. We want your Butter and Eggs- JOS. MS & CO. Our Sales are Large and Prices Right See Our West Show Window, Every thing bright fresh and new, H0GLE WE NEVER WEARY IN SEEKING BARGAINS FOR OUR PATRONS- p G 0 �Banner ■ 1893. ■'*'Th‘]rsda' AM or woman I,,,,,.,..!.! any thing in tjl,. Drug. Book or Wall Pmxr 111 ", can save mon­ ey by buying of Fred L. Heath the Druggist. Agent for' the One Min• ate Ken-By Cubeb Cough Hastings. Mich. FRED L. HEATH, IHE DRUGGIST. LOCAL NEWS. . CIRCUL/1TION • 80 quires. This week. Hwtafter. -rouges fur adkertisementa B3.t reach “ .- 'l*ce Tuesdays at latest to ‘.taurv iDM-rl.on ;u the Issue of the week ■ten brought. । tolenr? Hive For sale at u. i prices, those. facinafur sale or rent. Apply it ‘ the <eisu>t> made its Murday. •.» bulk oysters' direct. fry them. 1 .►m Balhm-.;: u.d Mra. F. L. Heath. ling, an t> ib. girl. hr : ■ M: s ■ i.•• uh.- confectionary, u F. G. Beatn-r's. services held by the ■ 41 : wiU be given next 'liarlie Grace a sur>z. leaving him S10.- ■ Mt * KeIUtig nothing but v.fn you purchase canned l'«* EUa Sutton, father yesterday Mways it: E<l. Powers No. 35 cigar, \ • • ways the best 5 cent riftt in tlir United .Suites. Il hM tteon nIon, Une. . tbtete, trooror ,nr kind ba. pla,«d in HaMln.. that PERSONAL mention. Uw u>o,t b«ra -.tonaln, kind ot a com pan, >» A. H. B. EJ1L, |„ dty M would bo woteomo. Even aa Uoete ToraV - — '•“j —ouuay. JOiln Cabin troupe la a tent would be lore to ' Obn Ilaru. I tln.. PMUM 0D draw a crowd. Wo0j*:t.llr0,“0'"’l“«o —ta<b. dt, There Is talk of organizing a Fireman’s Aid Society in this city for tbe purooee giving assistance to firemen and their ke“kw" l» Gwd R.p|d. famlllea in case of need. Such an organ­ ization la moat commendable. ” "«*•* wu b,„ Ezra Knapp, living about s.x alien northeast of tM cljy was brought here ^^"■-.lulwlf.^ tocltap, Friday a raving nfcniac. He was taken before tbe Probate Court and later taken to the Kalamazoo asylum. He is suppoa- -»Vd.,“*’M'd0'bar. ed to have gone insane on religion. Tbe largest, finest and freabest assort­ taVd®r.“"mo'N«u’1”'>>>«btsu„d., ment of confectionary, fruits and nuts can be found at A, E. Henkes. He will bw B'""“ — •» U>b abundantly able to supply all demands ’ for Thanksgiving. If you want anything s|>ecial you had better see him now. d U*1' °' !iuh'ul« I” lb. 11? ■ ' ’ AND OUR TREAT It’s your mistake to pay out money for shoes that dont wear as well as those that we sell for a good deal less money It’s our treat to be able to sell you the best goods for the smallest amount fo money. "Don’t forget this when you are making your winter purchases. This week we are going to duplicate our bargains of last “Coming events cast their shadows be­ fore" and when Sheriff McKevitt saw some youngsters suspiciously eyeing the signs “keep off the grass” in the court yard Tuesday afternoon, he quietly gathered wu ,d “• them in, and they were not replaced until the following day. when they could re­ lb.E^JS!”n«Li>UI”"1,!’ ¥' •“ pose In safety. «hi“.“Zno' K*"m,Kx’ We have it from good authority that the two trains recently taken off from this division are not likely to be replaced, even after the fair Is over. The only way to get them put back la for every town along the line to make a determined kick. —Nashville News. Mra. Albert Cbeney and daughter of Carlton who were recently arrested for assault and battery on Miss Myrtle Stain of tbe same place were tried In Justice Kenaston's court Friday and were found guilty. They were fined SlO. each and costs, the **whole amounting to upwards of 350. ib>Aei!;““r.n‘XtofGr*nJ R*’“* They are bonafide as you can see by examining them. 5 Pairs of Size 24-C,Regular Price $5.00;now going at $3.50 ’ -7 4 bb5XVp~VettM“”d<’°'«b' “ “ 5.00; “ " “ " 4.50; “ “ Si-CaD'1 " 6-D, ................. 6-D, 8................. 8.50;............. “ 3.50 " ’ 3.00 2.50 This is the kind Of weather that makes a man think •> about SOCKS. ......... awakee Knit Socks and Boots ever shown in Barry County. get for goods that are not nearly as good. . Mn- Hu" ot Borwboad N. Y. 1, d.ltlo« bar .on A. H. Holl. nl"0'*?-’!! thTmiboplter.. «m WM io ’.'“rl’ml. X^ol'7-.n.b .bote ■ 0 hie eyebrow, end cotuldereblT by bornlnk h tefece. e.y.be'odolw w content bltmelf with e XureoUr’“b*b™' rloetin horn herclter. We've got the biggest and best lineof M ish- We are selling them for the same money that other dealers ,,17’...° went 10 Slu«l. Moo­ bay after Poullic Cuter i. orL'.'t?' I’"10,n"’« »»"> Conductor Baker on this division of tn Grand Rapids Friday. the Michigan Central who is known by Bi’h<>P O- D. Gillispie of Grand Rapids many of our citizens has taken a months' was in tbe city Wednesday. vacation end gone to the state of Washing­ ton on a hunting expedition. Mr. Baker *DI1 K *■ Maltlaoo has been In the M. C. service for over 45 were in Leslie over Sunday. years and has never had a serious aocl ?' u’u"! “** ’‘■oabteror Lanalnit dent recorded to him. visited A. H. Hull this week*. Frank Barnaby aged 10, was riding ,.Sb?5l*Vo?wrI K»l.mwoo wm In horse back Sunday In company with some the city Monday on business. companions in Hastings township, when John a Creaay or Grand Rapid, wm In bls horse fell, breaking Frank's collar bone i n* aad otherwise Injuring him. It was thought ue CUy Mon*iay on business, at first that bls leg was broken but such Mrs. Frank Maus of Grand Rapids Is fortunately proved not to be the case. visiting her parents In the city. He is doing nieely at this writing. Mrs. Elgin Keith of Sliver Creek N. Y Those wise men and animals who study Is visiting at Dr. J. C. Andrus. signa, declare positively that we are go­ Mrs. Frank Willison returned to her ing to have a cold. hard. Icy. snow-legdeep sort of winter. The com husks are home In Eaton Rapids Saturday. thick, lhe muskrat homes are built for a Mhs Inda^ Belle Busby is confined to long spell of weather, the chestnut burrs her home with the phicken-pox. are heavy and .the hogs “melts’’ are jagg­ Will Raphe of Spokana Falla, a former ed instead of smooth and velvety. resident of Hastings, is iu lhe city, The ladles of John G. Whittier club MIm Gertie Brown of Eaton Rapids have reorganized for work this winter. The members are composed entirely visited Hastings friends last week. of 2nd ward ladies. Their program Sam Folz and E. W. Voaburg of Kalof study for the winter is an ex­ ceedingly good one. American history, John Leins, of Iowa is visiting his par­ literature, civil government and current ents Mr and Mrs. Valentine Leins. day topic* form the principal subject*. Mies Minnie Fit miss of Middleville "I'm all broke up?" exclaimed a smart drummer as hr laid down hi* grips and spent Sunday with Hastings friends. threw himself Into a chair and stretched MIm Matte Jewett of Grand Rapid* is ami yawned, in a Hastings store one day ' vlsklng her aunt Mrs. Fred Barlow. last week. “I bav'tit slept* wink in four Mrs Ira VanValkenburgand Mr* Minnie days." "What is the reason?" enquired the emphatic merchant. "Because 1 Greble went to Detroit thia morning. sleep nights," said the smart drummer. Mrs. F.ernie Carpenter of Woodland in some unaccountable way our ac­ visited relatives in the city this week. count of tbe marriage of Mr. Al Jones, of Gay Cook of Plainwell and Dan Merlau this city to Mr*. Mary E. Boylen. of St. of Broward were In the city last week. Louis. Mo., was lost last week. The event Miss Arloa McOmbcr lias been quite occurred in Grand Rapids at the home of the bride's sister. They will be at home seriously ill but is belter al this writing. to their friends after Nov. 24th. Al is Mrs. Aggie Bhllllps of Rochester, N. Y. receiving the congratulations of bts is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Robin­ fsiend*. son. to deetro, .11 erld.oeo M h'< Hone. Ho touched e m.tc.r to the t“ dor. U femo,ed .11 the erldonee. oewell week. •• We learn that a good many atepa. fence* Miss Libble MrfMI of lanslng spent ' I-’ -t 1 u :■ <reet» Thursday ^onilng blinds, etc. were reploved Tuesday night Sunday with bfr/.^sYrr^Mrs. James Mcli SD .o.i bi Finder please return to during Hallow’eew celebration. If lhe KevitL guilty ones are caught they ,should be pros­ thiiofi ■ .u.i! »<• it divide. Miss Pearl Michael has secured a ecuted. It’s all right for the boys to get ’ i gt»d regular, rorres- nut and expand their lungs once a year, position as stenographer at the wool boot . ponds i Irving" for the Banner. but unless they are made to quit destroy­ faeiotv. James Beatty Is Sack from Ohio visiting ! t information. ing properly Hallow’een celebrations friends and attending to Ids business should be shut down on. 1 Je?.jnging to Mr. Bishop furniture factory died this The Catholics of Charlotte have bnllt a matters. werk. It w.i- oniy a tew months old. Rev. Baxter. Misses Felghner and new church which will be dedicated Bishop Foley will Fleming of Nashville were In Hie city MioMtao ■ Matthews has greatly ira- Nov. 12 at 10 a. m. be present. They placed their cld church Saturday. prwed th. of her residence. Just off property for sale on lottery at tickets of Green W. H. Cressey of Plainwell was In the ' ■? a frv-h coat of paint. one dollar each. Rev. Fr. Laughrair of city last week the gueat of Ids son A Wt«c»| Suit Boots with this city held the lucky number, and Irving Creasy. rub‘w '. !■ • only 3300 pet pair at. drew the church and lot. He has no use Al Jones and party. -John Seward and WuOi.KY AMD BBOXSOX I for it however and offers to sell It verycheap and donate the proceeds to the party. Alf’Sponable and patry started for To ■ -takeri w<t would request the north Tuesday night. tr. 'l'indents to sign their society. Baxter Gay nnd wife of New Ixmdon Thursday afternoon an alarm of fire ' l at the close of their letter. was sounded. Tbe alarm was a false one •New Hampshire are expected here thia • tr-!>;Kyon Saturday* now however and came from Bentley. Tom­ week to visit Chester Messer. gathering ■ ? nm,. walnuts and butter* linson and Rider's mill. We hear that the ' D^. D. E. Fuller and wife of Hastings .cry plentiful this season. wires were out of order In sqme way. It were lhe guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. costs the city quite a few dollars every rue fresh ivory points of cow time the fire d. partment is called out and D. IL Green.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. Hl:, . which I will vaccinate at unless the present alarms act letter than, R. G. Rice and party, of Dowling start­ myofii'S' fur Soicw. for each person. they have it would be economy to take ed for the north yesterday for their annual <j. W. Lowby. them out. Tbe expense for false alarms hunt. They always return with plenty of game too. -Ship .kin; and using opium by us" would soon pay for a first class system. Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Bronson are enter•n? th' - ;mult! Chloride of gold tablets. Friday evening Jim Seldmore waa ar­ ?"q ran them gf Fred L Hea|h., |be rested for assault and battery for pound­ talning their daughter Mrs Robinson of 1 raggists. , ing his wife last week and was being Alli.I". Mteh.. .nd Mr. H’« «lxter-ln-l«w liken to )•" br Itep'X Sbertn Holbrook Mrs E. S. Bronson, of Union City. lion. 1'. T Colgrove Is winning an en■nd Will MeKoellt. When it the comer W. H. Frost who has been confined to yatH- rotation as a lecturer, l^st of Bred.• J .nd Btete St Jim dido t wint h-is.-tured before an Olivet Col- loro .or further tow.rtr hotelTte Me- his house for a number of week* the result of a broken leg. was on the street Monday *«Ke audience. Kevltt Will MeKedu went tmek tor wme for the first time since his accident 1 Wheeler desires to rent a help .nd white lone Seldmore Edward Ellsworth and wife, George h" house. Ample room for small from Iteptf Shkrlif Holbrook. Kddnilly found Seldmore In John Cole's ■kJ 0 " ’ Elh.orlb .nd Wife »' "j '' •" ’•tolly, and very convenient location. En■rreeted him krill rut the hiodcuff. on Whiting A. J. Severance and family and nuire at residence. 2nd ward. without very much difficulty, and tbe Sirs Harriet Flfleld. Mrs Edw. Ellsworth 5?not her sister Mrs Flfleld In over “ “•** TnMd,, night prisoner is now safely behind the bars. •ml. .‘•‘hou«b .11 Hutlnp ni polng to *^Hie following offleen were '10?“^ *' 40 years. ta.'i?,“l 11 *** °"b tbo btet»r Ite- lot Moodif eeenlnk’e urolon of the 1. u. ♦ th.? ,”5.'"norlhem huntera. who left ‘nat night. 0. T.:— c. T.—Edwin D. Mellor,. V, T.—MIm Minnie Knight. Th'. zra , js up nicely on the jam. ail(1 W|U gM|Mled 1D |U See.—Charlie Lewie. M’VlJULie After a few hours of bora blowAm'l See.—MIm LydliGeUer. cuSiri »hb>?he w”"'P|cu<>u« •l<na that octJJ Sndp^'i’dlmt. O' "» p»»’- 'i'.'”1" Tree.—Nellie Eelkhuer. fiSil. Jr r°roer«:--Flvedollars fine [Xrt ter .nolbrr l..lre moolb. rwt p. s.—Lymen Beriow. w walking on tbe grass.” M —Georite Heeth. ,„ tell" o' b»« •» '?!! fmm’? rec«*»®<l here this week D. M.—Corrie You. An Thnv wrote to ask him tWO9Ut25taXrthdr respective troubles. Guerd—Ellxebeth Ironeldee. ktt*,er ,hal J-J p*“® d’*1 Sent.—COM Sutton. . oat.rn U:.rnOOQat hU home »*’ ®11®* No' * .S- tLt way to k«t them over SijL?1* Kaplds, aged 85 years. He was Orfintet—•Ollie Orl«eb,. • resident of Prairieville. Bert Withe, proponed to tike timei by lxhrf!!2|Br<*- now haT® their bath rooms the forelock Monde, nerols *"« ’"J" S* sxx*b»( for Hellow'een. He roeured * eommM .U e?c‘‘,,ent shape and can mc- on end eome «un power. Ho «e memo, thHr. many patrows. Rooms mil prellmlner, erranremente it home •nd eou' illfht*,d by electricity, and bnt Monday night during tbe ai>sence nf is: x i» "i»»»hi* danre «iW,.ter alw,y> 0B hand In abun* naranta In his baste he dropped consld Six feu,, lo, dollar. e^e pow^ oo ■». "* “ Item crrfallr wllh iwL?"1'1'1" p’"hl“ to” • V«L, sfL'?1!" 'bird xtor, of tbo Old ?*lnS 'bo rut bait of tbo ■111 I. J* i"1' S*n, ole Improvenonte lodp J!.*?’ ,o4 ’ben eonpleted B.rrr «*»• li u?£S^Of the rerjr flD~llod«c your mistake, We invite inspec­ tion W. H. SPENCE. $1,300. $1,500. IVE HA VE JUST PURCHASED $ 1.500 WORTH That we will close out at the regular of the goods. Remember that EVERY PAIR WARRANT­ ED to be first class in every respect. Call and examine the goods while there is a large assortment. C. H. OSBORN §• CO. SIGN. "THE BANKRUPT STORE " THE CENTER OF ATTRACTION. THE CENTER OF ATTRACTION N our store FOR THE BOYS is the stylish sack suit v (as illustrated.) For all\ round purposes they have no equal. Prices accord­ ing to size and quality, but I ALWAYS RIGHT. FOR THE MEN- is our $ io and Its Suits and Overcoats that are the talk of the to,wn. This season, if ever, people want their Is to count. These Suits and Overcoats are full of valua—they were bought to meet dull times. R. K. GRANT _______________________ NO11OVMU.V dO B31N3O 3H1 �SHOT TO DEATH. Hastings Banner Thursday, Nov. wt.'Jg?.-, COOK ■**>*.. Proprltora. Hood’s Cures Carter H. Harrison, Mayor of Chi­ cago, Murdorod. J report of the pbyaiciana grave aa their opinion that Mr. Harrison died aa the result of the wounds he had received, and without diacusaion voted to hold Prendergast to tho grand jury on a charge of murder. Hl* Career. tven When Called Incurable Terrible Selge-Sclatic Rheumatism KILLRD AT HIS HOUK. Chicago, Oct 80.— Cartcr^ienry Har­ rison, mayor of the city of Chicago, was assassinated at his residence, cor­ ner of Ashland and Jackson boulevards, Saturday evening. Three of the four shots fired by the assassin took effect in the body of the mayor. One bullet entered the altdomen, another pierced his body to the right of the right nip- Mr. 2rtM*r Simon Of Galatea, Ohio. did, but tbe result has proven that Hood's Sar­ saparilla was able re care. I had SclaUo Kh*umatlnrn and was confined to my bed six coatbs. Three physicians did not help mo and I Was Given Up to Die When I was In this terrible condition, uaabl* *• aeeve hand ar fret, I began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla. The first bottle had a little ef­ fect. and while taking the second. I gained so rapidly that I could sit up In my chair. My sys­ tem lad been so run down by oilier medicine, that It took me quite a while to recuperate. By the Ume I had taken four bottles of Hood's Sar- CARTER II. HARRISON, pie, plowing its way . through .. the axillary region, and a third, lodged in the palm of the left hand. Forty-five minutes later Patrick Eu­ gene Prendergast, excited, out of breath, and panting from his long run, have taken six bottles, 1 ewrvd and can bounded up the steps ot the Desplaines dos good day's work. I do not feel lean praise street station, and handing a revolver across the desk to Sergeant Barber, admitted the crim* and was locked up enough.” Artbvk Simon, Galatea. Ohio. Hood’s Sarsaparilla The story of the murder seems to in­ dicate that it waa committed by an insane or partially demented man. The act was cold-blooded’ nnd deliber­ Will save money by attending PARSON’S ate. The man had come to the Harri­ NEW BUSINESS COLLEGE, Kalamazoo, son mansion bent on murder, and comer of Main and West Sts. Send for whether actuated by motives the birth of an unbalanced mind or noL. be did Catalogue. W. F. PARSONS, * his fiendish work welL Brest. In the meantime a sad scene was being witnessed at the homa of Mr. ' Harrison. Attracted by the shots > Preston Harrison hastened from his room on the upper floor of the mansion to ascertain their cause. He found his SUPPOSITORIES, Cspaule* of Ointiuent anil two father lying on the floor his life ' Boxna of Ointment. A never-fnllltur *,'ur*> for Pileof every nature an.l i—re. It make* aa o|>cr»Uon blood pouring from the gaping wounds. , with the knlfo or Injection** of carbolic «cl<I. which Almost at the same instant neigh­ bors arrived nnd an attempt guarnntea was made to raise the prostrate man. You only puy He was still conscious and moaning in ' Guarunlee* l-aucJ by *>*ira«*t>t».' • j his agony. He .asked his son not to | rnMQTl ON Cure#. Piles Presided. bUNO P ATIlUn briapacetiLbc'PcHelU move him, saying that he knew he was tteenat LIVER and STOMACH REGULATOR ut'-l BLOODPl ltlFlrlt. Fnall, mild aud piw»»an'. It dying, ills friends tried to reassure ,tI.T^':v:i'.i.nl<«>tiirchkilr<'U'-UHC Wpa*. him, but he was firm in the belief that 26 crntM. the end was near. In a few minutes he UlMItAKTSrJMiwnotra.yby . lapsed into n State of semi-unconscious­ W. H. Goodyear. Sole Agent. Hastings. ness, not, however, before requesting SHERIFF'S SALE. that Miss A^nnie Howard be sent State ot Mlciilean. county of Harry—a*. By virtue uf a writ of Fl&rl Facias Issued out for. This request was repeated twice I of aud under the seal of the Circuit Court for —in fact, his dying words were a de­ lhe county of Bsrry and s’ate of MI.-hlgun to me Miss Hownrd was directed and delivered against the goods and sire to see her. chatties, landtrand tenement* of Deighton De­ Mayor Harrison’s affianced, and they haven. 1 did on the second day of DeeMiber. were to have been married nt Biloxi. A. D..1S87. !.-vy upon and take *11 tbe rigtu title nnd Interest of tbesaid Dclghton Dehaven In Miss., November Ifl. She came to the and to the following described real estate sit house on being Informed of the ' tuuetl In the township of Johnstown, Barry tragedy. buVbefore reaching the side County.Michigan, to-wlt: The north west traction*! quarter (»*)-of the of her betrothed he had passed away. north east fractional quarter i1*) ot section number two <2) town one <i> north of rance Her grief on realizing ■ her loss eight (8) west.containing forty-five (<s) aeres ot wa deep and the scene when she was land more or less, all of which I shall expose shot, u his dead body waa pathetic in for sale at public auction or vendue to the high­ est bidder m the law directs at the north front the extreme, as was that on the ap­ door ot the Court House tn lhe city of Hastings, pearance of Jtis daughters. Miss Sophie ; that being the building In which the Circuit Court Sur said rounty of Barry, slate of Mich­ Harrison and Mrs. Heaton Owsley, and igan. Is held, on Batuiday the second dav of his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Carter BarDecember. A. D . inn. at 10 o'clock tu the fore­ rison. Jr. The sons. Carter. Jr., and noon. Bakxh Ukbinkr. Ex-8heriff. Preston, bore up bravely for a time O. S. Clark. Plaintiff's Alt'y. but finally succumbed as the sense of : Dated. October mb. 1893. their terrible loss dawned fully upon ADMIN'ISTRATOR’H MALE. In tbe matter of the estate of Austin D Bas­ them. ‘ sett. deceased. Notice la hereby given that 1 shall sell at After giving himself up-to the desk public miction auction to the highest bld . ondMonday bidder, T*._ .u — -------— t8#3> sergeant at the Desplaines street sta­ the — ZTUi dav of u November, at ooe w'doek, In the aft tion Prendergast refused io talk. He premise* herein descrllted ■hip ot Irving, ic In its the c~ county ot Barry, was disarmed and placed in a cell. He in the state of Michigan, pursuant ____ — to was dressed in a shabby-genteel man­ license aad authority granted to me on the 4th day of August. A. D. 1893.. by the Probate ner, Is about 23 years of age apd weighs court of Bsrrv county, Michigan, all of the about 125 pounds. His aspect is for­ estate, right, title and Interest of the said de­ bidding. Insanity was written both ceased or. In and to the real estate situate and being In the county of Harry, In tbe state of in his feature* and in the restless-' Michigan, kn.wn and described as follow*, ness of his manner. Inspector Shea to-vnt; was The south vrect quarter (’a) of the smith w>-t soon arriving, the prisoner Siuarter (><) of section twenty-two (S2 town placed in\a patrol wagon, and heavily our (4) north range nine <»■ wo-t. ‘ guarded, was transferred to the central J. W. Hr.NDRI«HOTT. Administrator. station, located in the city halt Around Dated, October Wth. .lM3. this place au immense crowd, of angry PROBATE ORDER. citizens had gathered. There were State of Michigan. Countv of Barry. *a. At a session of lhe Probat- Court. fot loud threats of lynching pausing from the county »of Barry holden at the mouth to month as the patrol wagon Probate office, in the City of Hastings in with Prendergast arrived. The officers, said County, on Friday Ilia. 27lh day ... of October In the year ene -thousand eight hun­ however, had little trouble in forcing dred and ninety three. Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of the cruwd aside end entering the build­ ing. —/ Probalc. In the matter of the estate of Myrnn - Why H* Did IU . Simpson, deceased, and determining who were The prisoner was ushered inSo tbe the lawful heir* aud entitled to the lands of said deceased Ou reading and filing the peti­ presence pf Chief of Police Brennan tion, duly verified, ot Emma J, Dubob, daugh and a corps of shrewd detectives, where ter of said deceased praying for reasons therein stated that an order or decree be made by this be was submitted to a cross-fire of court determining who are or were tho lawful questions which were calculated to secure from him tbe story of his crime, and detect whether or not his insanity waa real or feigned. He was a most Miadth^XebelreM law of tmld abject-looking person as he faced the •ad ail other persons Interested In officers, and his every look, word and j. are required to appear at a teuton > I..., U.. Action gave evidence of a disordered brain. At the conclusion of their ex­ t»T theprater, ited. And it amination of Prendergast the uni­ versal co. cluglon of officers, reporters and othen who were present waa that thereof by CMMlng s copy ot this order to be Mayor Harrison's assassin was un­ poSuahed In tbe Hartings BAMNM,ane«* paper printed aod circulated In said Countv doubtedly an insane man. ot Barry. once In each week for three »ueces.Ovr we*k* previous te aald day of bearlnir. . As the news of the assassination spread throughout the city crowds flocked to the city hall, the newspaper . NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. offices, club rooms and hotels eager to State of Michigan. County of Barry—m. NMlee l> hereby given, that by an imlrr m hear the horrible details. The utmost excitement prevailed among the angry inaaeou inc o»y ui sovnnnrr. *. >* ■lx month* fromtha! date were allowed for er-d- people, and expressions of indignation Hora to present tbelr Haim* ugaltMil lh<* estate and horror and dire threats against the of Jane William*, late of saM county, assassin were heard on all sides. A deceased, and that all creditor* of Mid de raaed big force of )-nlicemeo guarded the en­ are required to prerent their cialni* tonal** Probate Court, at the Pr.-*r*at>* office. In the Cl«» trances to the city lull and kept back of Basting*, for examination and altowaui e. n the excited crowds;*hich pressed for­ or before the 1st day of May next. Mil that such claims will be heard before said ward, loud in their denunciation of the mayor’s murderer. No scenes of vio­ lence occurred, however. YOUNG MEN Carter Henry Harrison wm born near Lex­ ington. Ky. on February 16. 1«5. and may be aald to bare Inherited his tMtc for political life Hl* great-great-grandfather wm tho an­ cestor of President William Henry Harrison, bis grandfather a cousin of ThoBUte Jefferson and ho himself a cousin of John C Breckin­ ridge. . . Hl* father died when he was 8 month-* old. and be wm left to lhe care of bis mother—ft daughter of Col. William Russell, of the United States army, one of the pioneer* of the north­ west, of which Ulinots 1* now a part From his mother Mr. Harrison Inherited those principle* which la s l®» placed him In the ' front rank. of. the emancipa­ tionist* of Kentucky. Most of hl* education, preparatory to entering ihe sophomore cImsoC Yale college, be received from Dr. Marehall. brother of the chief justice, the father of .Tom Marshal, the great orator Graduating lu 1845 he ©ommeneed tho study of law, but did not en­ ter into practice al once, as hl* mother needed bls company and comfort. In IBM he went abroad, traveling for two yearn In Europe. Asia and EgyoL In IMS he commenced a prospecting tour through the northwest, but reaching Chicago became so Im­ pressed with the young city that he Invested all his means in real estate, expecting also lo en­ ter Into lhe regular practice of tho law. but hie acute business foresight Induced him to con­ fine his effort* entirely lo real e*talc transac­ tions. thus laying the firm basis of an ample fortune. Mr. Harrison did not'actively engage in pol­ itics until 1870. being elected during D»e suc­ ceeding year a member’of the first board of county commissioners. He held ofitce un­ til December. 1874, when he took bU seat m a member of congress from tbe Second district of Illinois. His term In congretH was marked by an rarncstneas and ability which made him oso of lhe moat prominent members In that body. A resolution. Introduced by him. to dx tho prnaldential term al aix year* with ineligibility for reelection antf making th* retiring presidents senator for fife, drew the attention of thp coun­ try to him M a man of broad and radical views His afforts in behalf of the centennial appro­ priation bill exhibited him not owly aa an ener- WOMEN'CANNOT VOTE. In a unanimous opinion the .snpreme court declared unconstitutional the* act of the leirUlature inferring munic­ ipal suffrage upon women. The court JSs the general rule Is that the source of all authority to vote at popular elec­ tions ta the constitution; that the elec­ torate la constituted by the funda­ mental law; that the quallficatUms of electors must be uniform throughout the state. End that wherever the consti­ tution has prescribed lhe qualifications of electors they cannot be changed added to by the legislature, or wise, except by an am^dment to the constitution. ’ Naw Kail road for Michigan- The Menominee <fc Northern Railway company « orgwUcd «t wUbT4plulu»>l»» Of rwo.ooo lo build ami operate a Hue from M.-nomlaee to the Iron range and through the lumljcr districts, a distance of 55 or 60 miles northwest of Menominee. A survey is being made on the Wisconsin side of the river down to a point where a suit­ able crossing can be effected, and a terminal wfll be made in Menominee for the necessary ore docks. Near Foster City, in Breen township, Menominee county, is an immense de­ posit of benutiful white and vaneguted marble, which has been pronounced by experts who hove examined it lo be equal to tbe best Georgia marble. Fo the purpose of placing it in the market the Northern Michigan Marble compa­ ny has been organlzad. with a capital stock of 550.000, and work will be be­ gun immediately. Itaal orator. During the week eti ded October 21 reporta sent in by sixty-four observer* in various portions of the state to lhe stale board of health indicated that ty­ phoid fever and neuralgia increased and inflammation of the bowels decreased in area of prevalence. Typhoid fever waa reported st fifty-eight places, diph­ to Miss Sophy Preston. who cam* from a dis­ theria al thirty-seven, measles at four tinguished southern family. HU wife dying In and scarlet fever al forty-one places. Againsl bts own desire bo wm nominated' for governor of Illinois ta ISM. sad during th* faSl of that year conducted * most energetic sad brilliant c»arui which resulted in cutting down the republican majority af 37,dM. et>- HIE campaign had fairly opened his second wife died and, . Vowed with grief, he with- CURE globe. lenvlag Chicago 1° tbe hand* of Mayor Roche. Hl* travel* began July 25. ltW7, and ended November A. IKM. Evervthing of Importance In connection with Item Dated Neveaiber. I*L A. D. ten. Chav. W. akxstrono. Judo of Probate. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. C S. Behan and Frank Linstpan. of Grand Rapids, jumped a boanl bill at the Roberta house at Fenton during the fair at that plack Officers who went to Grand Rapids after Linsman cap­ tured him after a lively chase, and look him back to Fenton. The original bill waa 512.50. but it cost him W5 to settle the case Sun." Returning, be waa received with a pop- The association formed by the milk private life, devoting blmaeH to literature and dealers of the two Bay cities for mutual □Mines* tnwrmw. ; protection against deadbeats and low bualneaa inten-st*. Reentering active politic* In IS*!. Mr.Htrri- ' prices has elected officers as follows: non wm nominated for tbemayoralty by his . pf,M»ident% w. A. Wilder. West Bay personal friend*, although Dewitt C. Cregier | » I ncroni Bnv had been renominated by a democratic convene | T Cl P^^dent. A. Lacr nt. liny Hon. and began a eanvax* «guin»t Hempstead • City; secretary. Thomas .Green, Buy Waabburne. Elmer Washburn and Mr Creflcr. City; treasurer, E. Fargo, Hampton. He wm defeated, and Hempstead Washbnrue I ' — wa* declared mayor of Chicago. 3Tho election of Mr. Harrison as mayor iMt I Several bones of a human skeleton spring, in apltc of tbe tnont fierce op|x»ltloa hr 1 bad ever encountered, la fresh in the mind* of । were unearthed at a depth of 12 feet bj all. «lnce hl* campaign was closely waubed all ! laborer* who were digging in the over tbe country. Hl* life ended Inthemklat gravel pit at Fenton. Near the boner of what Mr Harrison considered tbe crowning waa found a keystone, or pocket piece, honor df hl* career—the dignity of the chief । magistracy of Chicago during the World'* Co-. . on which were legibly engraved vari­ lumblan exposition. ous emblems and lhe date 1790. The announcement of the wedding of Mis* i Annie Howard and Carter H. Harrison at I Couldn't Tell Why. Biloxi. Miss. November 14. wm publicly made | C. B. Rndcl, who claimed to the West Bay City police that he had been rl.vot Is the terrible grief of the fiancee. knocked down on Henry street and Of ten children born to Mr. Harrison by tits robbed of flu5. admitted to the police first wife four survive, lhe other* having died In infancy or,in early ycoth: Mrs. Lina Ows­ shortly after that he was not robbed at ley, the wife of Heaton Owsley; Carter H. all, and that he did not know what pos­ Harrison. Jr.. William Preston Harrison and sessed him to make the claim. Miss Sophie Harrison, nil residents of Chicago IDLE COLLIERIES. Huntingdon, Pa., Oct 27.—The bi­ tuminous coal trade in the Clearfield and Broadtop regions is dpller now than it has ever been before. The largest collieries are idle and there are no prospects of resumption. Fruitless -efforts have been made by leading operators to solicit orders from eastern dealers. Information from both districts shows a sad condition among the minors, who dread the privations of the coming winter unless a favorable turn in the mining business shall take place. , j . ’ ! , 1 j ' I ■ I Morton, Va., Oct. 28.—’'Doc” Taylor was hanged Friday ufternooh at Wite Court House, Va-. a few moments after 2 o'clock for the murder of the Mullins , family. Ho met death boldly, dressed I in a suit of pure white linen, and [ preached his own funeral sermon to [■ tbe crowd of assembled witnesses of his j, death. Palp Mill. The Ingham county savings bank at Lansing has effected a reorganization. The new officers arc: H. J. Downey, president; E. L. Robertson, vice pres­ ident; J. A. May. cashier. Three miners were imprisoned in the Luke Angeline mine at Ishpeming by a fall of earth. Two were rescued alive. Another large paper mill will be built at Menominee. C. H. Hudson’s store at Marcellus was broken into by burglars, who blew open the safe and took $300 in notes and money, besides 550 worth of goods. Practical miners now estimate that the course of the Michigamme river can be permanently turned, the bodies of the dead recovered and the Mans­ field mine placed in a condition for the resumption of operations. The Upper Michigan Brewing com­ pany, organized nt Iron Mountain three years ago with a capital stock of •iso,000, failed with liabilitiesof about K>0,000 and assets of •100.000. John I’ennoyer. lhe first white per­ son born in Ottawa county, died at his home in Grand Haven. The Grand Haven Ship Building com­ pany's sawmill was destroyed by fire, the loss being 53,000. ’ Grow Brothers, clothiers at Bay City, men were horribly burned Thursday morning by the explosion of the di­ gester of the pulp milt Joe Long and Charles Bottick are the most seriously injured, and it is feared they will die. aggregating The others will probably be crippled for life. The pulp mill has only been Ingham county will have to raise 071,­ in operation two months. 780.83 tax. 535,589.83 being state tax. ’ Diphtheria has appeared in Tawas New York, Oct. 28.—The exchanges township and caused considerable at the leading clearing houses in lhe alarm. United State* during the week end­ The Dexter mine. 5 miles west of Ish­ ing yesterday aggregated 1928.14 peming. which suspended operations against 1934,568,036 the previous week. three months ago. has resumed, employ­ The decrease, compared with the corre­ ing thirty men. sponding week in 189S, was230.8. Mrs. Celia Law, widow of the lata David Entrican, died in Northville, aged 90 years. St. Louis, Oct. 27.—Louis J. Silva, Holzhay, the highwayman who held cashier for the Rainwater Hat company up a train near Ellis Junction and here, is said to be a defaulter for over •100,000, and as a result of his pecular* robbed the passengers, and who is now tions the firm was forced to assign yes­ •serving a life sentence in the upper peninsula prison, has been made prison terday. _________________ librarian. A head-end collision at Clare wrecked Pittsburgh. Pte, Oct. 28.—Capt two locomotives of the Flint £ Pere Aaron Kingston with a party of ten Marquette. left this idly yesterday in three boats A confidence man tried to swindle a on a voyage to the Antarctic and Arctic Greenland man out of •185, failed in his seas. They expect to be gone one year. endeavor and waa sent to the upper peninsula prison for a year. Nrw York, Oct Y7. — Slosson, Charles Bateman committed suicide Schaefer and Ivea will begin their st Grand Rapids by taking poison. He The coroner's jury after hearing the three-cornered billiard match in M«d- waa under arrest for forgery in a real testimony of acveral^persons and the isos Square concert hall on December 4 • J^4(£hattel mopwvr«« A STUBBORN FIGHTER. I* still Hoi* *0*1 Hsarty. ix>rt o( wshool of temper- We authorize our i dvertized druggist m sell Dr. King's Net Discovery for Consumption, a uzhs «id colds, upon tills condition. If you -- - wltlj n are afflicted cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble, and will n*rthl* ________ ,z „„ remetly ns MUBCl dlrwt.ed, giving It a fair tr al, mid experience i,, benefit, you may return the ixmie .nl(| have your money eftinded. We cohld could not make this offer t id we not know t|ia; Dr. King’s New I)L* >very could i„. n !l< on. Il never dbuip mint*. Trial Ih>i;'. , free at W. II. Goulyrnr'* drug sue -' Large size 50c and S 1.00. anco reformera me* o* Point of Pine, Lt .ummer, .nd tbo wittiest nnd nearly the ll.clta* m»n tjiere wn» Oen. Ne.lDow. -rhe general I. In hU ninetieth year, weordlnj to the book, bnt he han the pugn^ilty .nd gnyely of nineteen. "Tho ram w-llera ore not ao monv we Mr. he raid In a epeceh at the Ratherlrw named, bat they poll together. While wo go like■ a team of Kamchatka dogs. ' Altogeth­ Since its first ntroduction, Kleci:;. er he seems to have been in the very Bitters has gained best of form and to have lauded pro­ favor, until now it J: dearly in th*; I*-., hibition and denounced the people, among pure medical ionics and nite rati r*good or bad, who stand in tbe way of —containing nothin : w|il«-h permits it, as warmly nnd forcibly as if the ufo as a beverage or intoxicant, it Maine law were but a babe on the recognized s<* the be? i and purest inei|.«-|*-.’ fur all ailments ■> kidneys. Il will cifi digestion, coiistijmli* n, mid drive malm from lhe system. Si tlsfart|i,n gummiu. i with each buttle or ' funded. Price only 50c jeer bottle. by W. H. Gpodvear. The best salv^ in the world fbreuts, brulsen, flor'es, ulcen*, salt rheum. (••*- r sores, tetter, chapped liands, chilblai:.-, corns, and all skin eruption*, and po-.it':ly cures piles or mi pay required. 1; guarantei-d to give perfect satlsfacUon. or money irfunded. Price 25 cents jh-i box For sale by W. H. GtMMlyear. the druggi-t. --------------------------Charles Loxley., d prominent pionc*:. of bagitiuw. Is dead, Isged 83. Edward Jennings’! heading mill at Pin­ conning burned to ihn ground. Tw-w sir vko. t GEN. NEAL DOW. statute books, instead of being in the forties, says the New York Sun. Every year of its life Gen. Dow has watched it and fought for it. and al­ most e<cry year he has amended it and sought to make its penalties se­ verer. Gen. Dow says that a million dollars will pay for all the liquor smug­ gled into Maine; but that i* only a guess. It should be said, however, to the satisfaction of Gen. Dow, that in the opinion of many competent ob­ servers. there is more bad rum in the state of Maine than anywhere else. A million ought to buy a prodigious quan­ tity of Dirigo drink. Here is a man who has Wlways enjoyed himself, anil enjoys himself at ninety. Although of Quaker blood, he has always been a fighter, and his service in the war was only an incident in a life of soldiering. Extreme in opinion, strong of speech, he has been in motion and activity constantly, and has taken life us an exercise. Some person* live an int'rt and cabbage like existence to extreme old age; the oil losta'long b •nuse the wick uses so little. Gen. W *• has al­ ways been in the thick of things, and it agrees with him. THE BELLED BUZZARD. with local applications, a* they cam.,.' reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh i-' a blood or coi>stituti|Hiul disease^ and tn order to cure It you must lake interna! remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cun is taken, internally, and acl* directly on the blood’ and mucous surfaces. jlall's Catarrh Cure is not * quaqk medicine, it waprescribed by one of] the best physician­ in this country for yfcars and is h regular prescription It Is cbui|*o^-d of H;e tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acling directly on i!:>mucous surfaces. The perfect cfimtiln.xtlun nf the two Ingredients Is what pro­ duces such wonderful results in curing Catgrrh. Send for testimonials, free. F, G Cheney A Co., Props . Toledo. <' Sold by drugglsta. price 75 rents. Beit Peace of Oakley was kicked !•: horse and died a day afterward-. , Insurance companfe-s doing t>asln.— the Soo threaten to r|d.«r rate-. 25 cent’ accomit of alleged jx> ir tin* prnteclioiA Sufferers from the effects of I.«Gi will find "Adirotirta" Wheeler'S Heart Nerve Cure, a l»h-s-e i boon., it nerve* and tones up he system. \V. H. Goodyear. •"JSt Ha»; 0 Ne To The Hand murder Washtenaw county tlmated lhe next trial will cost The post office nan e of Vicksb- r.: The famous belle*! buzzard recently , lamazoo county has l een changed i. V made its appearance near Butler's bury. The prvferen e for th*- • y' Falls. Ind. The bird stopped for n time upon the'topmost branch of a tall tree on the Kentucky shore, nnd could plainly be seen from the Indiana side by the possessors of good glasses in the village. Sevenft shots were fired Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’o Castoria. freshman in Hanover college, and the crack shot of the institution, is the proud possessor of a beautiful feather of raven-block color, dislodged from adopted rrsolntions lndor>>mi th can* the wing of his buzzardship with a re­ daey of Rotart McKinstry <f*»i peating rifle, while the bird was majes­ agent at Detroit. tically sailing over the college dormi­ We have another horror to diroriL tory. greater than that of Friday. The as Several stories are in circulation tears have begun to write poetry tn t regarding the origin of the ladled wreck.—Battle Creek Moon. buzzard, and there are many who as­ sert that no such thing exists—that it For C Hrgt as d I.rignS When she bad ChiMren, she gave th.-m Ca/- and tau Mid No •ale A frightful ntllrtmd near Adrian in which They wet <• some of Je^se F ' eheep that had stinyed on '• . HE TRUSTS IN HIS DOG. The sovereign in Etaropc who most-in need of a friend ami e­ ion whose fidelity and l*ij- -' THE BKLLKD BUZZARD, is a myth, myth, started started for for the purpose of frightening colored people and other superstitions ones. There are scores of people, however, who not only raw the bird, b^t plainly heard the tinkle of the bell about its neck as it passed over here, although the creature flew too high to bo in range of the dozen or more rifles aimed at it The bell, which must be a small and light one, or the bird could not Cy with it, has a rich, silvery tone, and was evidently used on some Alabama lady's ten table originally. Whenever the bird makes its appearance in the superstitious portlonaof the south the negroes run affrightedly Into their cabins and remain hidden until its de­ parture is onnouncetl. as it la regarded by the more ignorant ones as a verita­ ble devil, which brings with it all sorts of evils. o?\?r ,13 Very ^PeMivc busineas. Statistics of »omo of the great wars of the poat are aa follows: The Crimean war coat 12,000,000.000 and 700,(XX) lives; eJ,ta?,Un waro£ 1W0* WOO,ouo,000 and ■»O,ooo,liven; the wgr of the rebellion coat the north $5,100,000,000 and the bd*?’.800,000’000' and together about 1116 Prus!1o-Awitrian war of I860 coat 5333,800.000 and 45.000 livea; che Russo-Turkish war, 8125,000,000 and 250,000 lives, and the FrancoPruawar. 84.100.000.000 and 196.000 czar. who. like his predecessor.- ii ' throne of Peter the Great, has so oft-.-ifound himself deceived and iK-trn;. -; by just those of his courtiers, his offi­ cial* ami even his relatives upon whom he had bestowed the greatest oniuun’. of kindness. Under these circumstances it is n 't astonishing, says the New York Trib­ une, that be should place his principal reliance on a superb and huge Danish dog, with short, mouse-colored hair and quite as big as a young donkey The dog, a gift of his father-in-law. King -Christian, of Denmark, is the successor of a similar hound, which lost ita life in the terrible railroad ac­ cident at Borki, when the imperial train was entirely destroyed, the czar and czarina escaping all injury -save the shock to their nerves in the most miraculous manner. Alexander's pres­ ent dog is not only by his side when he walks out, asleep beside his bed at night, but is also present when he grants audiences, sniffing at strangers in an inquiring and sometimes suspi­ cions manner, which is not without exercising a certain influence upon the treatment accorded by the czar to his visitor. �CHINESE SMUGGLERS. MYSTERIES! MRS. LUCY STONE. The Nervous System the Seat How They Try to Daceivo tho On*, tom Houso Officers. * The death of Mrs. Lucy Stone Black­ of Life and Mind. Recent well, at the age of seventy-five years, Wonderful Discoveries. V,, Tnv’tcrjr has ever compared with that of ,g ;■ ""1.«Itn» thl« fa-t H fa not gener- ted In the up­ per part of the spinal cord. pert ion of tbe nervous sys­ tem that even the prick of a needle will cause instant death. ■ .liscorcries have demonstrated that l:of tbe tMxly am under the con­ ' . nerve center*. Located In or near brain, and that when these are — n-. which they supply with , i,i ire also deranged. When It 1* ro­ - tn it »serious Injury to thospinal i C..UM! paralysis of the body below - 1 toint. bocauso the nerve force is ■ib> tli" injury from reaching tbe i i-jrtion. it rill be understood how ■-.■ .•i ntent of the nerve centers will n-ruiu-vmerit of tho various organs . v supply with nee»-e force. r i .of cnronlc diseases are due to . rfect action of the nerve centers at • of the bruin, not from a derangoi-u.wily originating in the organ It­ . - if mistake nf physfcJaas in dfatase* lath H they treat tho [mu the nerve tenters which ,iie <>f the trouble. .ki.;s Mn in. the ceh brated spepr.jfoundiy studfedthfa subject for xr*. and has made many important rks In connection with it. chief among ii; Hu' facts contained in the al.-uvo :md that the ordinary methods of nt ar" wronu. All headache, diolillm'ss, contusion, pressure, blues; m: Uncholy. Insanity, epilepsy. St. Iju -e. etc., are nervous diseuaes no !: w nausea. The wonderful success ot •- Restorative Nervine Is duo to the i: Is bawd on the foregoing principle. es‘ Rlstooativb.Nxrvinz m soldpy L-ts on a positive guarantee, or rent Do. Milks Mxdical Co.. Elkhart, n -elpt of price. $1 per bottle, six r Al. express prepaid, it contains L.r opfauwnor dan^eroua drugs.__ ThUk Soles Of a Mongolian Maidrn'l __. . - The customs officers of San Fran­ cisco have to deal with sotnc of the Rmu«^lers the world. I he Chinese are a race of smugglers, and there isnot a people on earth more fertile in expedient* to evade the reve­ nue laws. Their stolid, impassive demeaner serves them admirably in their contraband operations, for their ac­ tions seldom afford, as is the case fre­ quently with white people, any ground to suspect that theyare trying'to prac­ tice a fraud. They have taught the sailor men of the white race the shrewdest tricks practiewl on Uncle Sain's tax gatherer* and are never caught in one device without being ready with another one equally as han! to detect Before tdie ihflux of Chinese laborers wa* stopped, says the San . Francisco Chronicle, a Mongol, looking us if all his years were acquainted withonly poverty and toil, w^t.’-! to sneak ashore with a dirt- n’ 1 hl Ntnff^l r-.-.n Of fin • >11’: harnlkf hiefs :i amble on the S;*.h Francisco rica and the hhl • 'hejr odd. Imaginable and get them a-1 •aniert- ph ingbe DEATH OF a BIG INDIAN. COST OF BEING A FRINGE. DiWi, hung If TIME TABLE. In effect July 30. 18M. There have been times when a court Fsrorit* Route between Grand Bsplds, Detroit readls a long term of service in re­ waa splendid and nearly starving, and and the east formatory work, marked by unwaver­ kings were magnificent who could have tv? Goln« KmC 1 A. M. |P.M. ing steadfastness and at the same time understood the position and felt the •143 00 Got Ills Queer Nama-Ao Important oy moderation and common sense. She pride of the master of Ravenswood; S4 was best known as Lucy Stone and by but, according to the London Specta­ 29 38 domestic agreement used that name. I:?"', tor, all that has passed away, probably •• Elmdale <3 The specialty which commanded her There was a funeral at the Pino forever. The prince ot to-day who is M 2 34attention, woman’* rights, appealed Ridge Agency a few*Wceks ago of an i to be magnificent all, wdo who >.* is to be u»u«diuccu6 at <n *u, tro M Sunfield iOS is'with slow success as to its moat salient Indian chief, who was a brave warrior, | froe In-hia movements, to take trains IS Mulliken points, voting and officeholding. Even and as great in’diplomacy as he was iii j whon ho Hkee, to- entertain like any Graud Ledge 7a M to this day it has made but little ad­ , battle. . ’ । other dignitary, to show good horses Lsnalng tM? 1 Detroit 40 ' 1 vance. though they hold the general • His name was Young-Man-Afraid-of- and manT o{ them' u kocP ^rvonta M suffrage in one state and in others cast His-Horses, and he was the hereditary Rufflcient to secure that guesti accus1 a ballot for school officers. It is not chief of the whole Sioux nation. He tolDed to luxury be not neglected, to Edmore an unfair assumption that what Lucy was fifty-eight years of age at the time ' trBVCI when he pleases, to patronize Stanton Stone cared for was not the mere priv­ of his death, and was a son of the fa- I .art» J4’ encourage charity-.and to live .. ,. fool* , ilege of going to the polls, but rather mous old warrior “A-Man-Afraid-of- ' when necessary among equal princes, Ar Grand I^edge j His-Horses,” who died, in ISfitl at the a!< becomes the nation he representa. IGoinx West | age of ninety-two, and whose life is mU8t P*y away money ut every turn by lietrolt intimate!) connected with the frontier and nlwaysbe ready with more. Every* Lanslnx Grand Ledge history of this country since the curly , thing costs; from the special train Mulliken days of the century. which secures punctuality and ‘freeSunfield When an Indian wants to Amphasizo 1 dom froni pressure, to the rooms which Woodbury (Lake Odessa a fart strongly, he says the lx»et op- 1 loyal or hospitable crowding render Clarksville posite of what he means, and so the exceptionally dear. It is all very good Elmdale Alta name of the dead chief is a specimen . "Peak of good management, nnd, of McCord of Indian satire. ’ course, there is such a thing, nnd it is East I’aris Grand Raplda His father, in his fights with other worth, perhaps, thirty percent, of adIndians, adopted the tactics of tho d’tion'‘* income. But no extent of whites. The usual,method of the In- R00*1 management will reduce the cost Grand IxKlX dians is to ride in circles around tho | ot any kind of magnificence, or do Portland font* Abject of attack, narrowing the dinm- ' away wlth the feellngof the innkeeper Howard City eter of the circle as the fight proeeedk. ' who charged a royal guest a franc Ionia Stanton apiece for ‘eggs, bceansc eggs were But the father uwd the regulation a Piec« /or ’ggs. not because MMon cavalry charge—a method of warfare ^carce- but becausejrings were^ We • Kvery day. others week days only, t stop that at once distinguished him. and he *have **heard of * “charges v“ ” paid ” vby an ’In­ on alfenol. Parlor cars on all trains between Grand was given n name which meant "a dian viceroy at a I’aris hotel which would have made. Mr. Vanderbilt Raulds and Detroit. Heats 23 eenfs. Connections fur a more general equality of rights man of vAosc horses the enemy is wince, and there is not an uneducated made inUnlon station. Grand Raplda *lth tho afraid.” The Sioux satirist thought to CmcAUOA Wist Miohioan Railway fob which she believed would be promoted man in any land, who, if a prince dis­ by the suffrage. As to this there has Improve on this nnd condensed it to; putes his charges, does not become ins. CilARLKVOIX, rnORUT AHD BAT Isjcn great gain in recent year*. The ’’A-Man-Afraid-of-IIis-Horses." henceforth a republican. Nor, within Vikw. Favorite route to the summer resorts chief impulse to this ha.* been the con- ,1 The old man’s* son. tbe chief now limits, is this feeling altogether unrea­ of northern Mlrh'joui. ‘ dead, continued his father's system of Trains leave Gnttnl Haptes for Chicago, 7-JO cession of e<|nnl and separate property sonable, for the demands of princes, A. M., ana 1:33 F. M.. te-JO P. M P. tactics, nnd. with the chieftaincy, was right i. which has been accomplished M. Arrive Chlean P, M., 8JJO P. M. given the title: “ Young-.Mun-Afraid-of- which are usually only demands for ■.•.-•fl A. Al. and 7:08- A. M. texcept Saturday, almost throughout the country. freedom, upAet the usual routine, just via. St. lli—llorses." Jovpli and steamer. Lucy Stone mus born *in " - - -Brookfield. Ixave for MHnlst.te-.TraveraeCltv.t’nArievolx, He was contemporaneous a* .* chief­ as the queen’s train, though her maj­ PeUnkynad Bay View 7:» A.-M, and 2M Mas*.. August 1::. inis-. tain of the Sioux with such Indians a* esty asks only a little extra security lite revolution Red Cloud, Sitting Bull. Spotted Tail, and some privacy-, upsets the routine Ixical lor White Cloud. Fremont and Bl< Rapid* leave" Grand KApIdit 3:43 P. M.and also participated In the famous American Horse, Black Bear. Ixme traffic on the great railway by which Parlor cars on day trains and alee pen'on Shay's rebellion. Iler father was a Wolf, Red Leaf and White Thunder, she travels. Moreover, though extrav­ night trama between Petoskey, Grand Raplda, .ii..1 Chicago. prosperous ...... .......... . l.'nglgnd farmer. agance is a vice, economy is often a all of whom were men of undoubted Ask ouroRcnts for further particular* or Quite early in life »-!ie became possessed courage end natural leaders of their foible, and one rather. «yinp;ithizrs write te of a desir- to lx* able to read the Bible people. Gkohgx DallavKN. Gen’l PassT A*’t. with the hint given by the noble who Grand Rapid in tho original, and to that end deter- । He occupied a peculiar position us assisted Louis Philippe in his search -chief. Hi* Indian subjects believed after a lost sovereign -by lighting a She graduated at Oberlin in 1M7. and that he had great influence with the bank note. .State, in fact, in our days, in that year gave her first lecture on whites, and they were constantly ask­ costs money , nnd it is as expensive to rights in her brother’s church ing him to have their grievances re- be a prince, if yon live as a prince, os to be a spendthrift heir. , TIME TABLE. field for the ' On the other hand. Gens. Crook and In effect July .*». ltW3 CAREFUL OF THEIR COAL. Miles recognized that his sway was less disputin’ than that of any other Russian Warships of the Uqited Indian chief, and they used him to ac­ station* i.l Canada.' In KxS she mar- complish results which, without him. ' People who have been accustomed to could only have been secured by see in the new ships of the United KOBTU. influence a* an intiiviiluul threats and hard fighting. Lv . States navy the almost entire absence KAianuixuo Ha»t Copper.. . d by.giving up He recoghized the great strength of of masts and spars have probably, in Riciiianu June*! I ............ many Instances. I*ccn snrpri «•<! at tho M1M> j rramey MHy .................. bail ulpresence of tall masts ami Immense „ *j ibnl . . . .... . peaker Mr* Sjon-'s tinnal ability, and saw that then-was (Tovrrdale .... . sail spreads on the Russian ships re* ; abuiU........... greater honor to himself and benefit to cently in New York, says the Time*, j 1-UU his people by living in peace, both with The Russian* rrtakc extensive use tff* Ha*tu»os. lie was the. first the white and the red men. than in be­ sails. The absence of Russian coaling , ing in constant conflict with them. stations nt various points of tl "' I Woodland woman's ba rv At one time, he had u habit >-f going makes it imperative that th/’iRussian i wrong*. out on a hunt wiVt a small force, meet­ ships husband (heir .coal supply. To . I Detroit .. ing a superior force of Crows or Paw ­ encourage the commanders of Russian TOR CULLOM. • GfM'id Rapid*. nees, giving them bottle and coming warships to use as little coal as possi-. . blc, the Russian ministry of marine, it I is said, makes provision for .the disHutions. ' Senator Shelby M. Cullom, of Spring­ ti oiiii'i • •! . |"IIA V.. tri but ion in money among the officers j ... ml■zS* Zg field. f>i.. wu*born in Wayne county. souri <>n a buffalo hunt Spotted Uurse and men of warships of a certain prr- ' ccntage of tho value of the coal saved. ' •I! county; 111., the moved tn This allowance gons to lhe messes of East Cnojier Lv He received an with a party of their people Young­ the officers nnd seamen. American RlchiAtid Junc*l Man-Afraid. instead of fighting his naval officers hare noted on morn than Creasey Milo . . went to Springi'u-ld in the fall of 1853 hereclitary enemies, arranged a pea«-c one occasion, on passing Russian war­ Helton .. to sfTtdy law. and haw since ... — .................. —........... - -resided - - - treaty, and since that time the t wo na- ships at sea, that the latter tvere nearly <1»»»rd*lr SliulU....... always under full qgil. The Dimitri , Immediately-upon receiving li_-1 tion* have le.-en the best of friends. ’ • > | He recognized lhe fact that with the Donskoi. which visited New York re- . Hastinos torney: continued to practice law un>•­ disappearance of the buffalo the In- cently. is reported to have sailed from Costs Grove. til he took his sent in the house of‘ dian of the plain* would no longer be the Siberian coast to the wesKcoast of Wo-Kllaud Europe. The Rynda sailed from (,'ronrepresentatives in 1W15: was a presi­ dential elector in 1858 on the Fillmore tion, 'a'nd. although a great buffalo stadt to Montevideo. The Russians tanstmc Detroit.... ticket; was elected a member of the hunter, he ma le a strong effort to pre­ resort to coal only when entering and Grand Rapids. leaving ports and when going into ac­ house of representatives of the Illinois serve that animal. But when its extermination wa- :t e tion. or when they want to make a Charlnvolx legislature in 1858. ''JO sored, he advocated peace with the rapid passage. The Russian ships, white*, and was ever friendly with while in American waters. ho<I no oc­ them, although sometimes strongly casion to use dry docks. The two Ital­ ian cruisers. Giovanni Bausan and Datcmptcil otherwise. htlS’JJan l 1«>1. when the Messiah goli, being tipshenth'rd vesri/s. were craze was at its height and the Sioux compelled to use dry docks while here. were engaged in ghost dances, the Russian warships, when d< parting .lead chief did not encourage them, nnd from a Russian port, are fitted out with ilia' srrnu could nat see that they would get any h»v* tluu* to «-lwck |r p^ofM-rix ; utterwue It benefit from their action*, but he held sary. for three years without making net ko forward until nrxLtrshi. that no one had a right to interfere port. With this view even the most with them unless they committed some advanced types of many of Russia’s new ironclads arc fitted with masts act of violence. He was absent nt the time of the an<l spars and carry, nearly all of L SKaovsjrr. Sapt. battle of Wounded Knee, but returned them, tfie studding sail gear *o fajnilior soon afterward, and cast the weight of thirty years ago on fast American clip­ hi* great influence with the Indians per ships.______________ __ for peace SEN ATOR S. M. CCLLOM. ILLINOIS. THE PARIAHS OF INDIA. When he went back to hi* people was elected speaker in 1*11 and in after his first visit to Washington, in Thoe Oppressed People. was elected a representative from Illi­ Ibl’J. he described to them what he hud The pariahs of India have hitherto nois in tho Thirty-ninth, Fortieth and teen nnd heard on th© journey. He Fortv-flrst congresses, serving from tol l them about the iron horse which fared hardly at the hand* of the state December 4. IftJA. to March 3. IJGlj'was carried him. They understood all that, no less than nt those of their felluwa. a delegate to the national republican it v.-.is white man’s medicine, ,11c told But a nuw era teems about to/lawn convention ot Philadelphia in 1872. be­ them about talking wires (tel«:graph), for them. ?ays the Westminster Ga- ' ing chairman of the Illinois delega­ end they understood that also': it was zette. Two orders recently published i by the Madras government at leost ' tion. and placed Gen. Grunt in nomi- white man’s magic. 'nation; was a delegate to th* national But when he told them about build­ recognize that they have certain | republican convention in 18‘M. and ings six and seven stories high, that rights, ami abolish some of the unjust , :k uMuUcbltaS niter* an tb*tro*t chairman of the Illinois delegation; was too much, and he would have to laws which have in the past given tho was elected governor of Illinois in take it back. But he would not. and caste classes an undue privilege. The ! 1870, and succeeded himself in 1880. as thev could not doubt his sincerity, first order deals with the ladd question । serving from January 8, 1877. until they came to the conclusion that the and provides that all waste lands . February 5, 1888. when he resigned, whiteshad given him a draught tc bought in by or forfeited to the gov I ernmentforc the obsolutc property oL| having been ____ elected to the drink I’nitedwhich had bewitched him. For . .to succeed ........ Hn-.;,David Davis, a time there was much talk of getting the government and are thus taken j States* senate out of the power of the caste laud- | independent democrat. He took his a n(.w chief. ' Teattef tbtei scat December 4, 18S3, and was reThe Sioux believe that Young-Man- holders, who have hitherto insisted on ' elected in 18*1- Hb term of service Afraid-of-ilis-Morses had some brothers­ and been allowed a preferential claim, i will expire March 3, 1805. living. An effort will be made to find These lands arc to be assigned in *mall • ------ ------------them, and if it is successful one ol lots to such pariahs as arc able to cul- J A QQMr Electric Clockthem wili be made thecjiicf by natural tivatc them to advantage. T. F. Hudson, a convict in the Mary­ law. The pariahs arc also to receive sites i If the search is a failure, there land ptniUnliarr. ha, con.tracts a will be an electiori for the chief, if for pariah villages oa the waste lands, ‘ rral horolwrical oddity in the .hape of which all the Sioux people will eu and, if the caste people raise a lawsuit ( an electric clock. The diaJ is a semito get possession _ of any site* so as- । dUrottt of white marble with 12 marked t’ *' - -------- -- ------------signed, the government is to be repr©- I earner. UtVothir numeral, lor 1.,sented in the suit for the protection of I the hour* being figured along the are Apropos of the recent train robhcffim the pariahs- Slavery is not merely it hM one hour hand and two minute nu old stor;,-told on Maximilian is rt abolished theoretically, as it was in hands, the last two setoppuaite to each called: When Maximilian was emperor previous enactments; it wilF now be zither and in such a manner that one Is of Mexico he broke up train robbcrie* hard to introduce it practically. The ^.?no^^theolber.tmidnight, by a trick. He disguised three han­ S at Bo^hertim*- The seconds are dred ’ * soldier* —-----------------— “ government declares that by the ex­ as peasant women “ anti isting law all bonds executed by psxnarked on a dial that turns from right placed them on a train. A gang of ■ ents mortgaging their children’s labor ito left, while the pointer or second bandit* stopped tbe engine, when the [ for an advance of money are null and nnuwu » . three hundred disguised soldiers rose b+rrf is • Hodson is a born I void, and Invite tne cooperation of every room In th* and fired a volley that killed one b»tn- missionaries to report and expose »U WAUnLaUUNS.MU.1 robber-. Alter tSu,t lhe tr»in« wiih a specimen of . dUl * ' were not molested. The Hereditary Chief of the Sioux Nation. ir ChicagQ, Kalamasoo & Saduu Nerve Tonic Blood Builder Dr. WILLIAMS’ .MEDICINE CO, Schenectady, PUT. sna Brockville. OnL U Kap Bus­ । ‘itnn. ihllo . Ju-v!. ’2.JJ’ i oi'tity Is nnhli-n . lhe & e. ? £ (««iicni-e of Moftcuro. the eyes of the customs officers in ways that almost buffie detection. ‘ They have brought onimn skillfully stuffed in banana* still hanging to the stalk and in oranges. One day about six year* ago a Chinese dressed a* a cook walked leisurely down the gang­ plank of a Pacific mail steamer with u basket on his arm containing several loaves of bread. He shuffled right by a custom house officer and would have got away all right, bnt on the wharf rutnc in collision with ti drunken sailor. Trite sailor, who was to blame, gave the Chinese^ violent shove, send­ ing him sprawling nnd scattering his bread loaves. A policeman Interfered and noticed that one of the loaves bad ' -broken open, lie started to examine and the Chinese started to run. Every loaf was filled with opium. Chinese- have been detected with boxes of the drug deftly bound up in their cues or tie 1 tinder thpir arms. Every bit of baggage an<l every article they take ashore is a hiding place. Beams on ship and table leg* have been hollowed out us receptacles for contraband opium. False bottoms arc put in cubby hole* and pantry draw­ ers. Hiding places arc sought in coal bunkers and under the engine* and boilers. The methods of secretion are so varied nnd ingenious that frequent­ ly the officers arc unable to find smug­ gled opium, even after they have definite information that it ia aboard a vessel. Only recently the officers failetl to And a lot. although they knew positively that it was on board. However, keeping the closest watch on everything that lefk the ship, they finally intercepted the opium as it was being taken ashore. »;• Buyers of leaf tobacco declare that in some parts of* thts-^gouth so much I’aris green was used on the growing plants last season that thR? crop was not only seriously injured, but that the product was thus rendered dangerous for consumers This condition of af­ fairs certainly confronts users of the weed with a new clement of danger. If to the natural poison of tobacco Is added the extra terror of arsenic the chewer or smoker may wisely pause to suggest that manufacturers inclose prize slips in their packages which, when presented in certain sufficient number, shall entitle the bearer to one neat, but not gaudy, coffin. Greatrot of Brldge-BalKler*. tm-u iioUsrs being «!1 ih tiptoe* aiturlln in the Cuunljr muim-w The greatest bridge-builder in the world is the spider. “There is a point on the Meramec river, not far from the Missouri Pacific bridge, where a large spider mode a bridge across, a distance of over 100 feet He first sent out a flyer, a sort of kite string, which was carried across the stream by the breeze and lodged in a tree opposite. It was then braced by guy* to other branches, and**thus fifty "feet above tbe water wm a perfect suspeu-ion bridge. Incom­ parison with this Irmect work tbe Nfr agara and Brooklyn bridge* are tri­ [CAKlTftS CURE SICK HEAD ACHE •iFiS �Additional Local News. SoecUi excursion to Grand Rapid* via the Michigan Central. Thursday Nov. 9th Special train leaves Sailings at 8.33 a. bi. fare for round trip 75oents. I-**’** Irvinx at WO a. ■». fare foe round trip 60 cents. Returnin* trains 'leaf® Grand Ranlds at 9 P. ®. Extra coaches will be Sett at Haatin*a ro that all may have cleaty of aaat room. * C . R- Oaborn, Agent. A pleasant entertainment for a small company ia a quotation party. When the S vitaUoci are sent out tbe request acittpanies them that the recipient will come to tbe party with three quotations memorized. When these quotations are given, the name of the author is to be guessed by any one of lhe company who can do so. The first one who guesses It correctly receives a favor, usually a flower: or a bit of bright colored ribbon that can be tied in the button hole mar be substi­ tuted. Of course, the one who wins the greatest number of favors is the bero of the evening. About two months ago Thomas Tanner of Rutland left home for a visit to tbe world’s fair, nothing has been heard of bfm eiuce and his family and friends are greatly concerned for bis safety. His wife Is an invalid and they have two sons Fred and Eddie who live at home. A few days ago Mrs. Tanner and Eddie went to Grand Rapids to live with a married daughter Mrs Via for the winter or until news is received from Mr Tanner. Meanwhile they are in hopes daily of receiving vffcrd from hlm. it is thought .by some he may have gone west again, as be was there about three years mmm lime ago. UrtsfNtttJiran far Newabw Taras ofClrcnltCoirt. Calvin C. Denary, Mapia Grove. Albert Clem. Orangeville. Elon Clement, Prairieville. Douglas Hall, Rutland. William Freeman. Thoma ppie. J. W.. Booher, Woodland. Edw. D.Hains, Yankee Springs. A. D. Olmstead, Assyria. Ed Greater. Baltimore. Wm. I. Ford, Barry. N. Wellman, Carlton. James Fleming, Castleton. Cassius Stowell. Hastings Township. Henry Lewis, Hastings City, lak and 4th. wards.* J. S. Goodyear, Hastings, 2nd. and 3rd. wards. Dougal Campbell. Hope. Frank E. Roberts, Irving. Frank Bristol, Johnstown. W. H. Felghner, Maple Grove. Geo. P. Cook. Orangeville. Herbert McBain, Prairieville. Lewis Edgar, Rutland. William Cowman, Thornapple. Frank P. Palmerton. Woodland. John N. Stuart, Yankee Springs. Hiram V. Munger. Assyria. John Gurd, Baltimore. Thomas Searles, Barry. Peter 8. Henney, Carlton. Edw. B.Smltb. Castleton. ' It U hoped that every teacher will do something towards the proposed exhibit If you want fiirtner information write me. Secure Wo phufograph anyway.—you can dolhaiRiu-m surely. If you cannot do better. row one for the occasion and we will return It In good condition. Don’t wait te»t begln work now. Let the pupils practice mi Gm proposed map. All tbe effort yirtt make will be valuable to your sch»*li»» many way*. A Mrtiu proportion of tbe schools open­ ed ou the first of September and a larger number than ever probably engager! the teacher (or.the year. A few dragged out an unprofitable term during July and Auguat and h-ive been eloacd during Sept­ ember and Oct'Aer. when the time would have hwti worth double for school pur­ pose. INeirably by Nov. 13th. all will be runelMg. I . Tbo foHvwIn* districts report a flax and flagidaff: 3, 5 and 7 Assyria; 11. Cariloa, 4. CtsHetou;. 5. Hastings: 4. Joherf»!Ui; 3, 3 and T. Maple Grove; 3. and .7. Grangeville; 5. Prairieville: 2. Thoraappp•; 4. WomHsnd: t, 3, and 8. Yankee Hpringa. DOINGS. Moved next to Goodyears Drug store and with enlarged stock we are better pre­ pared than ever to furnish customers with ’bargains. thk rackkt. While In Chicago we bought some bargana that will not last long so If you get your share you will have to hustle. . THE POPULOUS BAY STATE. MMaachuaetta Hu Twenty Cities. Kacb Uaving Over 20,00.1 Population. VICTORIA’S CROWN. It la Worth u Ml'.llon and a Half of Dollars. 'Die crown worn bv Victoria weighs nearly two pounds, says the Pittsburgh Dispatch. It comprises more than 3.000 precious stdiies set in various de­ signs. The most prominent gem is the ruby given to Edward, the black prince, by Pedro, king of Castile. It is in the front of the crown, set in a Maltese cross composed of seventy-five large diamonds. The lower part of the crown band contains a row of 129 pearls, the upper part 112. Between them and in front is a large sapphire. Back of that again is a smaller sap­ phire surrounded by si* others and eight emeralds. Between the two larger sapphires are designs contain­ ing 286 diamonds. Above the band are eight more -sapphires surmounted by eight diamonds, and the same number of festoons contain ICO diamonds. Be­ sides the Maltese cross there are three others around the upper part of the crown contain in^S^O diamonds, and between the foureare four ornaments, each with a ruby in the center and containing respectively 84. 86, 85 and 87 diamonds. From the crosses rise four arches composed bf oak leaves and acorns, the leaves containing 728 dia­ monds. The thirty-two acorns are each of a single pearl, and are set in cups made of fifty-four diamonds. Above the arches stands the mound, containing 558 diamonds, and above the mound is the cross, containing a very large sapphire, four very large and 108 smaller diamonds. All the stones are genuine, and not, as in somr other European crowns, colored glass, which has replaced the genuine stones. The cfowfl-entire is valued at 81.500,- 1 000. ; - That last patr of shoes you bought elsewhere didn’t suit you, or didn’t wear well. If that is the case NOTICE. THE RACKKT. We have too much underwear and If prices will sell It It will be to your ad­ vantage to see us at the Racket 180 pairs of ladles shoes just In from the manufacturers. I will save you the Jobbers profit on them which, is from 25 to 75 cents per r«lr. tue racket. Come end see our novelties In Bamboo Goods. the racket. With two Milliners we are better pre­ pared than any bouse In the city to sell you new millinery or work over your last seasons hat at the Racket Virginia and half of the states in the union combined show no more cities of over twenty thousand inhabitants than are to be found in Massachusetts. This fact is not readily apparent from the census bulletins thus far issued, says Harty A. Jones, a farm laborer, was the New York Evening P.»st. as in arrested at the home of his brothet-in-law none of them are cities haring a less Mr. Daria tn Hope, Thursday evening on the charge ot forgery. Last winter It population than twenty-five thousand seems that Jones worked for a farmer ranged according to their population bv tbe name of W. B. Milham. In Portage rank. The fnct is also so surprising Kalamazoo Co. It is claimed that Jones that few persons will believe it with­ forged Milham's name to a check of 855, out proof. But there is no place at all also that he is responsible for Sam Folz’ with so many inhabitants as twenty name to a 8150 check. The arrest was thousand in nine slates—vis.. Vermont. made b> Sheriff McKevitt. Monday. Mississippi, Nevada. Montana. Idaho, Sheriff Vosbiirg of Kalamazoo Co. was in’ Wyoming. North Dakota and South the city’ looking up evidence. Jones Dakota. Nine states again have each tiiH the reputation of being a slick no more than one town numbering penman and got in his work io pretty over twenty thousand people. Those good shape Irt lhe city several years ago. states are New Hampshire. Delaware, Maryland. West Virginia. North Caro­ Undej-'the state law regulating the lina. South Carolina, Louisiana. Ar­ prisons, passed at the last session of the kansas and Oregon. Fotin other states legislature, convicts wfio have been guilty of no infraction of tfle ruled are entitled —Maine. Nebraska. Colorado and to a nduclion from their sentence as Washington—count each only two follows: 'During the first aud second years cities that have passed the twenty of the renleure, five days for each month : thousand limit. These three classes thin! and fourth frtars. six days for each of states amount to twenty-two; that month: fifth aud sixth years, seven days is. half the whole number of the for each'month: seventh eighth and ninth United States, and venteen is the to­ years, 'nine days for each month; tal of their cities with each a cqnsus tenth to rourtettilli years inclusive, ten upward of twenty thousand. Twenty days .for' each mouth: 15th to 19 years, such cities, however, are in the roll of inclusive, twelve Jays per month; and Massachusetts. These are Boston. from and including the twentieth year to Worcester. Lowell, Fall River, Cam­ the period fixed f<r the expiration of the bridge. Lynn. Lawrence. Springfield, sentence, fifteen cays per month. New Bedford, Somerville, Holyoke, *" ■—Z—------------.Salem. Chelsea. Haverhill. Brockton, v Taunton, Gloucester. Newton, Malden, Fitchburg. Three cities of this size SCHOOL COLUMN and no more appear in tho census of Virginia—viz.-, Richmond, Norfolk and Conducted try Enoch Andrua. County 8«c- Petersburg. • •' . rotary. Owing to the pressure of work inv var­ ious. directions, this column has been neglected of late. However, we hope to maintain it with a good degree of regular­ ity hereafter. The Teachers’ Reading Circle work is starting off with a fair prospect of success. Quite a number of<clrcles have been or­ ganized aud many teachers are doing in­ dividual work. As Swetts Methods, 4ne of tbe txM>ks selected this year, will_^brm the bAis of the work In ••Theory and' Art” during lhe coming year, U will be ad.vlsabte for all that expect to take an ex­ amination next spring to begin the work. They have plenty of time to prepare and now can not reasonably find fault The law now premils the board to renew, without examination, the certificate of such as reach a specified standing and comply with oilier condition. Thoee that have no “time" t<» read professional books, at­ tend iDHllUitea or associations, will very likely discover that the board bas no time to renew hla certificate. The circle at Freeport has for Its Pres­ ident Mr. N. B. Beers, for secretary, Mrs. Agues Quigley. The circle meets on Saturdays and In addition to Swett’s Methods is wrestling with algebra and physics. At Woodland, Mr. Fortney is president and Miss Craig, secretary. Meetings are held oo Wednesday evenings. Besides the '‘Mnlliods,” and physics are taken up as we understand. . Mary E. Wilcox Is president and Frank­ lin Clarit secretary of the Assyria circle Several patrons of tbe district are mem­ bers. General History will constitute a part of the wort. Meetings on Tuesday evenings. At the ••Norton" In Maple Grove Minnie Iteplogle b president and Libby Shoup secretary. Meetings are held on Wcdueaday evenings but we are not In­ formed iu» to the work taken in addition to the Methods At Hickory Comers. Carrie Reade Is president and Emma Smith secretary. Meeting* on Thursday evenings. At Coate Grove. Wm. R. Vester.. pres­ ident. lx-us Kelsey, secretary Tn addi­ tion to the Me’huds the circle is reading Eyahgenue. Moat of tbe advanced pupils and a number of the patrons are taking a part of He work Perhaps I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some price. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I will still buy and sell second hand goods and . do uphol­ stering and repairing. • Suppose You call at my store and give my shoes a triaj. I have some handsome goods and am , confident that I can please you. It wont cost you anything to look anyway. Frank Stebbins. Jefferson St Furniture Store. F. Q. STOWELL. All the latest novelties of the season picked up In Chicago, Cleveland, New York aud Grand Rapids in millinery goods at the Racket A SQUARE DEAL Mrs Warner was in Grand Rapids this week looking up styles in millinery for the Racket. Don’t forget the Racket sells you 81.50 ladles shoes that you will pay 82.00 for at other places. They are direct from the manufacturers. The Racket store now has a trimmer . from Jackson. Some crockery to close ouL mind cash, at the -Racket. Is what we give every custo­ mer that comes in our store. He’s pleafed, so are we, and we've won a good customer. We’re not here to-lay and a­ . way to-morrow. Never They have a dandy line of hair brushes ana Oh! how cheap at the Racket. When in need of some nice jewelry cheap, call at tbe Racket. They sell so much they have had to put In n new case for 1L Remember they have the longest line of kitchen tin ware kept In tbe city at lhe Racket. Don’t We want your eggs at highest market price. ’• ’ The Racket. We shall have 2 Invoices of millinery goods this week all new and fresh from the manufacturer. The Racket. Well call and see the New Racket next to Goodyear’s drug store. THE RACKET ■ s WE ARE HERE TO STAY. Assest in ruining your < yesight but, have your eyes examined and fit­ ted with glasses by The fact that we treat every­ body right, sell good goods at right prices accounts for the big trade we have enjoyed. / Dr. Q.W. LOWRY. A. McCOY. -SS---- ------------------- .. ... WANTED THE LITTLE RED FRONT OFFERS YOU! .SAW LOGS. MisLawakee All Wool Knit Boots with Per­ fection Rubbers I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. . I als^do Complete at $3.00 Per Pair. CUSTOM SAWING. We have the high Snag Proof Ov<.rs for Socks and Felts. . A large line of Socks and Felts to seket from ringing in price from 75c. t >$1.5h.„ P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. 1 will buy timber standing. J. L. WILKINS, agt Call and see us. . You are always welcome. WE CAN AND WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. WOOLLEY 6- BR2NS0N. X.™ Between Male and Female Brain*. A physician who has had mnch expe- j rienco of the insane has examined the I brains of one thousand six hundred subjecte- He comes to the conclusion that nature makes palpable differences between male and female brains. ; First, there is a difference in weight, i the male being heavier, possibly by j one ounce, relative to weight of body; second, while the frontal lobes are ’ equal In the sexes, the parietal are ' larger in tho male and the occipital in the female, whd, consequently, has quicker perceptions; third, the female j brain is less convoluted in the gray' matter and has less service; fourth, tho blood supply is more copious in tho. anterior lobes in the male and the ’ posterior has a laf-ger supply in the fe-. male, and these parts have different activities. Tho blood of the female is } also poorer in corpuscles, there being ■ half a million loss in u cubic milll- j meter. He fears that the tendency of too much education or intellectual de- ■ velqplhent In women is to make them ; low; beauty. He Instances tbr Zaro I wosnen of India. They are supreme. I They woo the men. control the affairs ! of the home and nation, transmit prop-1 erty and leave man nothing to do. The result id that they are the ugliest I wmen rm earth TIME >ii MONET TF you save time you save J money. You <‘an save a vast amount of time if you are look mg for or any kind of building mater lal, by coming directly to us and not.only that, yon will eave money by buying of us. We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet get a living. WQTRY v To make you know hnw ^wkL how jMirfect a heating the ROUND OAK is. '1’he prait»»‘ we give is only i, absolute truth. It does keep the fire. It dees eave .uel. It heats. It lasts for yam. It burns anything, but you’ll find not hiuM’ lik« it. SEETHE ME ON THE LEG Sold only by QoCDYErtK PR’S. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-11-09.pdf 327e1b6a4f5cde99bf4adb0fe047b94a PDF Text Text Hastings Banner. j 7 ' ----- - HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER, 9 1893. '' -—■— I "' Throw aside Published Thursdays by COOK BKOB.. church Wednesday evening—John Pumfrey who Is working in Carlton, Sundayed with bla family in this village—Mrs. Stowell of Lansing is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Garber. Yankee Springs. aica. your fuel eaters COUNTY NEWS. and invest in, Carlson. 1 Mr. E. Edmonds tf Baltimore began his school at the Center Monday morning —Ed Hartman came home from Ind. last Monday—Chancey Wood commenced his aehool in the Fuller district MondayRalph Lampman of Lyon*, Colorado Is visiting Chas and Willis Carpenter this week—Eld Guild of Grand Rapids spoke the Adventist church last Sunday Is a beautiful and impressiv in night—Fred Clark of Hastings was In sight; but. Carlton Sunday—Ed Smith of Chicago visited at Mrs. Carpenters' last MondayFrank Jones of Neb. and mother were In Carlton last week—The ladies of Carlion have been collecting old clothing from Is one of the most delicious pleas- various sources to send to Chicago to be to the poor, of that city. 5 1 tires accorded to those who enjoy. distributed barrels of good clothing have already ; a fine cup of tea. I have just re­ been sent. Almost every home In this ceived a large invoice of the new town, many from Woodland and Hastings given from their store some crop of New Moon Tea and it fully liave of clothing to cover the shivering equals the best recommends* ever urUcib form of some poor man. woman or child given it. Why dont you try it? These are lovely days, everybody enjoy | them for they will soon be passed. GAZING NT 'pHEN&W MOON DRINKING MfflKIH “GARLANc”.WORLD'S FAIR, 1893- NEW MOON TEA . Whenever you want groceries or canned goods call on me. S. E. PHILLIPS. Frank Walburt has commenced sawing Ed Courtney's timber. He expects It will take him about three weeks—William Page returned home from Battle Crn'k last Monday where he bas been to work the past summer—Georgy and Almon Ritche started for their wlntera* work last Monday, they have a Job to cut wood south of East Battle Creek—Mark Morris Jr. of Pralilevllle spent Saturday evening and Sunday with relatives at this place— Miss Pearl Bass of Parmelee closed, a very successful term of school at this place last Friday—J. M. Burpee our mer­ chant was on the sick list the fore part of tills week, nlso J. P. Springer is number­ ed among those who are ailing—T. B. Morse of Bowens Mills was seen on our streets last Monday—Art Stocking is putting a new roof on his stable--Little Lawrence Potter has a very bad knee— last Thursday night a number of Jay Tinker's friends dropped in upon him and reminded blm that it was his birth­ day. They left as a token of their friend­ ship, n One album. Fillmore. The sale at Silas Finch’s* was well at­ tended. Everything sold well especially cows two going for 88". Mr. Finch is going to move to Grand Rapids having traded his farm for property In that city— Mrs. Bunnel Is quite sick—Mrs. Creore of Brookfield is visiting her daughter Mrs. Dell Godfrey—Mrs. Charles Llchtka was at her father’s visiting last Friday—A traveling man was on our street Friday making pictures of farm housis. The samples were well done—Will Elkhart is flnHiilng his bouse. It is a * <laudy*' and makes our street look nicer—Tbe farmers Alliance meet every Thursday night at the school house—Eddie Smith has return­ ed from Missouri. He likes Michigan best he sajs. f TRIUMPH! MAGNIFICENT REPUBLICAN VICTORIES ALL ALONG THE LINE. New York, Massachu­ setts, Iowa and even New Jersey Re­ deemed, Magnificent Victory for Mc­ Kinley and Protection in Ohio. DETROIT OVERWHELMINGLY RE­ PUBLICAN. It Was Our Kind of a D«y. ' A democratic administration backed by a congress democratic in both branches, have given the people a taste of the - real democratic article for the past eight । mouths, if there is one thing above an1 other for which tbe American people are distinguished It is for knowing when they have had enough. Eight months of demo­ cratic rule are enough, in the Judgement Stat* Road. of the American soverign, tbe people. But Mrs. H. Fisher's mother returned from they will have to take what they can get Ohio and is now stopping with her—The until a new congress can be elected. In ladies dime society will hold their fifth the meantime they can and have let Presi­ anniversary at the home of Mrs. Jane, dent Cleveland and Ids party know they Fisher November lOtli. Supper at usual have hail enough of democratic free trade, hour. Every body Invited—Mrs. Belle democratic wild-cat banks. Hoke Smith’s Kennedy returned home Tuesday from pension Ideas, democratic Indecision and Grand Rapids where she has been visit­ democratic incapacity to manage a great Ing her sister—Mrs. McKnlght basn neph­ country, which that party persists be managed on ■ the same ew staying with her at present—Mr. Har­ must man Parker and wife are preparing to ideas as a country 50 years ago, which had not felt the inspira­ move north. tion and uplift of the progressive civiliza­ Orangeville. tion of the last 50 years. . W it', tit, K> 'Iota! size of F. E. Harper. John Osgood, <^bb. Eng­ A year ago these same voters clamored land. L. Harper and Ort McCloud have for a "change’’ The country for 30 years gone north to hunt—Mijehel Estes and had been under the sway of republican wife have moved backPlainwell where principles. Individuals do not always !hj lias a position In the paj»er mill—Mrs. let well-enough aloue It is not always Levi Dor.-li has packed up her goods mid best to do so. The American people gone to her father's nt Allegan—Our Jew­ wanted to try an experiment. '. The dem­ eler lias a bicycle, also Tom McGee— ocratic party claimed it had learned some­ School closed last Friday. thing since Jefferson died, and that It wasn't fair to be always parading Its old Pli-Miut Valley. record which they conceded was bad. So Rev. Sheidnn and wife were at the they urged the voters to take democracy county hub Wednesday—Frequent rains; at Its woriL AimTUm* voter did IL They and c<»ld weather—Peter Bass and wife voted for a "change" and got It. They are visiting friends in Battle Creek—E. have been sorry. Repentance could never Imckhart was In Oinnge Monday—IL be more hearty. The losa to the nation Smith has built an extensive shed to his cannot be estimated. The shrinkage in barn—Mrs. Bert Sjnltb is enjoying a values for eight months would pay tbe na­ Mrs. Smith and daughter of Otsego arc pleasant visit with her parents in the tional debt many times over. But it bi well to know when one has visiting at H. Ninlth*!i this week—Quite a south part of’fiie state—Bert Murpliay left E. IxickhafK Tuesday. Oct 17 and has not had enough. The voters ot the country Smith a surprise Inst Thursday evening been heard of since—L L. Watrlng lost feel that if they have experienced but a calves in theMast cold atonn— taste of democracy, they have enough, and It being live birthday—Mnt. J. Doyle of several Kalamazoo visited at John Cairns one day County school Inspector Andrus visited enough to last them many a long year. our school Friday—The school al the Hos­ Following Is summary of results by last week—Leroy Thorpe of Milo spent states, or cities where the result W slgnl- » Sunday In town—Miss Ora McClintock of mer school has closed Its fall team. fleent enough to mention. Hast Ings’is v i-iting al John Perkins—M. Johnstown anil Barry. Onto—Republican hop<*s of 50,000 plu­ J. Gosa of Plainwell called on friends one Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bellinger of Char­ day iaM-week—The friends of. Mr. and lotte are visiting friends here—Our new rality for McKinley are realized, and ma­ Mrs. Peter Houvrnet meet at their home church Is nearly completed and presents jority likely to reach from 10.UOO te, 30,000 more when complete returns are in. Sunday last and informed them that they a fine appearance—There was a large at­ had come to celebrate their thirtieth anni­ tendance at the Y. P. 8. C. E. last Sun­ Twice tbe largest majority ever given any versary also Mrs. Houvener’s birthday. day evening a number being present candidate in Ohio since tbe war. The They came to this country from Germany from the Bunnell district—Mr. Warner campaign was fought on national Issues *JI years ago. Have a family of to child­ Messenger i« building a large sheep shed between the author of the McKinley Bill, ren who were among the company- and also Frank Rornlieck—Praver meeting nt and Mr. Neal, tlie author of the tariff presented their parents with a nice hang- at tlie scIkmi) house at 7 p. m. Wednesday plnnk of the democratic platform. Ntw Yonx—Ballot box stealer Maynof each week._____ ______ 1 ant, democraL is defeated for supreme . court Justice by ov'T 100,000 majority, and Ida Moore vlslttsi her sinter al Bntljr the balance of republican ticket elected The world's fair Is a thing of the past — Willard Payne Is -entertaining a shier Creek last week —Mert .Smith is building by from 30.000 to 40,000. Tbe republicans from New York whom he has not seen an addition to his house and putting a elect the legislature by gnod majorities. Iowa turn- down Boies, democrat, for for J6 years. She started for home Tues-’ 'wall under the old part—Born,to Mr. and day—Orirtt Daytcn and Emry Mosher Mrs. M>imi>y Sntunlay. i girl—Mary E. governor, mid elects entire republican matted for the north woods last Thursday Wilcox is at Kalamazoo spending lier va­ ticket by 30,000 to 40.000. NAMACHl'SKTTa elects republican govJ 'M, - -I .• ! to get what is known among hunters cation—Dancing school commvnpn tills "The Buck Fever"—The Maboney- week Saturday event the hotel* conducted ernor. Grevnhnlgp, l>y 30.000 and balance tiiPr-e cold mornings takes precedence of others even in­ as Blackiuan suit last Thursday at Hastings by I’rof. Cronk of Bnltle Creek—Mrs. of state ticket liy 5.000 mure. In Nkw Jeiiset. half the legislative i in favor of Mr. Blackman—Mr. John Tasker mid Mrs. Calvin Smith were chiding “Silver Question. No matter whether the white metal is resulted ' and Mrs. Barton are able to be out again at Vermontville last week ilslting thrlr was voted for. Repnblleans elect every J after having the tagrippe—if r. Rowley's mother Mis. E. D. Tj ler—ScIkmiI begins I state senator, slid nearly three fourths of . knocked out or not we all keep warm. What shall I pet? Where 1 brother has ticun wrestling with the L«- Monday. The school Ikium was cleaned j the members of tlie lu>u.w v>»t>*d for Tues- i| I grippe— .Mrs. Potter Is on the aick list— Monday l»y Mrs. 1-aurn Dean—Mrs. day. Morehouse, Mr*. Al Snrkrtt mid Vkxxmvi.vania rolled up 80.000 repub­ shall I These are questions that are brought home quite forcibly j Hiram Paytie is convalescing from Ty- James pbold fever—(’. B. Robinson took charge Mias Alma Sackett were here Sunday and lican majority, and didn't hklf try. Munday visiting at !4<rry Taskei's mid in "Bleeding Kansas.’’ "Sockless” | of Mr. Dodge ’ s mother ’ s funeral at Plain ­ to us all during tunes when the temperature is little below the well last Thursday—Myrtle Norwood was Chas. A>»>•♦•)—Will Seger hns iMiuglit the Simpaon and • Whiskers" Peffer were over .Sunday—Miss Fioy Williams Aliliey Idaekamllh shnp of Ant RumwII — ^tuiuiliiKly relinked. Elections fur county , point. We thiaj< that our years of experience buying for home will teach the primary school this winter P. K. Jewell in eoin|Miny with Frank sTOcers wi re field, and in over three ■ —Add Pennock. Bert Boynton, E. Barton Bock of Battle Creek were Milpr luiiit- fourths Ilf tile eiiunties. Hie republicans 1 has us in buying At any rate suppose start for the north woods this week after Ing at Potterville Weduc*day and Thurs­ won signal trlutup'is. vmlaon—Yotiraeh and family are cordially day of )a>t week—The progrum for rend­ • TIh* cities of D-nvrr Omaha. Brooklyn , Invited to attend the dedicatory services ing Circle Tuesday eve I* na follow':— and St Louis went heavily ri |i<ildlcan. you come'in arid see. In Chicago. Gi»v. Altgvld iilrd io have J of the first M. E church in Delton on Opening. Ode bv Circle; Recitation. Grace Judge Gun. r> |iublicaii. before wlmm the * .Sunday morning Nov. 19th. al 10:30 a. m. Powers; Recitation, Mr*. John Tuakcr; I —Chas Pennock has moved on his farm (Music. Mra. Culvlu, Smith; General Ilia- anaicldsis wiieiriid. coiirteiiined by the L'i south of Mr. Haywood's—Mrs. Backus Is tbry Clan*: Mn«fr* bv Circle; Swell’s IM-tqile. T"e rlty wliieli gave Cleveland I | visiting her daughter neat Hickory Cur­ Method. < laio>'; Remarks by Jeroiuc Frost; 35 0 W msj »rt-y elected Judge Gary liy a l| gisst iiisj-iim. Hint n-ml) tlie entire reriers—Mrs. McBine Is on the sick list— Closing, Ode by Circle. publican ticket In Co**k count). E. Barton was ut the hub Monday—The ' r.luvonlMla. in Dktiioit. Ma)or Pingree, republican, ' I. A. S. cleaned the church Munday—Will The young people celebrated llallowe’eni was elected for tbe third time t»y 4.000 | Evans lias moved on his place west of Mr. here in great shape- Nothing happened Titus—Mr. Waldorf will move back on however—John Conji-r Is making dally majurl ) and tlw rtilire rei-ti'diean ticket ' wan also elected. For mngressman. the J place mirth of Oakwood—F. rounds as village' milkman now. which !. We a large stock his G. Adams was at the county scat Tuesday greatly aeci«tu muJutes our pt*nph—Thu di«til<f repreM-nietl by Hie late JintMl To your of us. — The wall la done for Mr. Maines' house RrV. John Njcea former pastor made n Clii|Hiian slid which Include* the larger ' save you some good Mr. Cooper is adding a porch Io bls house very short visit here last week and several and democratic part <if the rlty. the evuteat < i- stock,and we bought cheap too, that we <; I* close between Stone, republican, and ! — E. Barrett is working for L. W..Whittlwent to Maple Grove to hear biin preach Griffin, democrat. It will take complete। ' „ 7 character.. In our selections more this fall. last Friday evening—Mr. Herron of Cid­ figures b» settle the matter. ; em. y jf nr,. n need of clo'hing of any c— , eagnia * Idling her aislera here. Mrs. Taken ** a whole, we think repuldtcana' Middleville. i<l particular attention to STYLE and MATERIAL. We can suit Shepard Oliver and Mr- Walter Oliver— Miss Ethtl Carveth was In Grand Rap­ Charles Collins and Mie* Emma Barnes ran 'n-l well salisfl.al with Ute result* of| Tuesday > voting. Ids Saturday — H. E. Hendricks was in .'■"i i ibiisli; w« can please you on the lit; we surprise you on the were united in marrisve la»l Saturday N. B. We aiui'wt forgot In mention, for Hastings on business Monday— Miss evening by O. Barrett. E-q ut Delton — Anna Shively of llasting* Is the guest of William Chamberlain Ims painted bis I the r*>u**,lsti«ni of our deiuoeratlc readers, relatives In town this week—Master Orley houae—Frank Leonard mui moved Into1 that Taminauy wou In New Y«trk rlty, and w Fausey nf Carlton Is Ute guest of Middle­ his new Imntw*—Iz-lah Thomas after an that the democrats carried Virginia and. ville friends this week—The M. E Aid absence of alaiut eighteen yearn ha* again Kentucky. MX-iety nn-rt with Mrs. Caldwell Friday moved back to this town, ho- having pur­ The Brooklyn Exchange bank wa* P. M—Don D. Putnam who is teaching chased part ot the Mlnzey place near near liar ting Is enjoying a.”week’s vaca­ Shullx—Lottie Firnte who has been sick opened at Brooklyn Thursday. tion from Ills school duties— Mrs. Smith for a long time la twtter—Hiram Payne of Washington. D C. Is the guest of her who had a severe attack uf typhoid fever Norrie mine in Ironwood will rc*umc daughter, Mrs. French—The M. E. minis­ I November 15 with 400 miners. la now able to alt up. t • ter entertained the young people of that Jess^ Townsem. Is still in the . Agricul­ tural Implement busi­ ness -across from the roller mill. He hand­ les the Belknap Wag­ ons and Sleighs, the best in the' world. He [also carries a fine line of Buggies and carri­ ages that can stand the closest of inspection, and he can always suit yon on price. IRfl VAN VflLKENBU RGH Ledtlina Hardware Man of Barru Gount.ii. HASTINGS. MICH. THE (fflbtRWMK QUEJTION -. The farmers can enter no complaint aa they have hud nlee weather to secure their corn mid do their fall work. Corn husking Is nearly all finished—G. R. Rice and party started to the northern part of the state last Wednesday to cap­ ture deer. Success to them—Prospects blds fair at present so we will report to you a wedding In the near future--Mrs. Van Horn and daughter May went to Lake Odessa last Friday to visit Mrs. Dr. Homer —.M;«. « . Lester his returned from Rattle Creek not much Improved In health—Jc-sie Warren is making prejHirntidns to build a barn in the spring - Marla Manning Intends to go to Iftanch county this week. Site thinks prehaps that place will be her future home—Charlie Rier and wife were the glicMs of rvlalatlvrs in Johnstown hist Sunday—The proceeds of the school exhibition Inst Sun­ day evening w;ere 83.30 to aid in securing a library which would b(* n great benefit to the school— 1 Powell and company ex- I pect to go north In a short lime on a hunt- I Ing ex|»editlon—Mr. Aldrich has purchas­ ed the bouse and 10 acres of land owned I by J. Webster consideration bring $500.00 lie Intends to move thereon—Chancey Warren ami wife of Gun Lake were the gnl'sts of relatives here over .Sunday— Chicken thieves are becoming quite popu­ lar tn this region. We think the sneak thieves ought to tre invited to a dose of shot—Henry Babcock’s house Is nearly finished. Hr expects to occupy the same In a short time -School commences one w-rk from next Monday with Mis* I’ilgtim .«*■ teacher— Miss Crawley who has been making a three weeks visit at Mrs. Winter’s intend.' to return to her homb in Adrian this week. ' WHOLE NO. 2004 ---------------- ——-————---------- ; Hastings Banner.; County. On r all fr>sty the — ” have got to g»*t it? a these freezing in • r.tical mon made wise underwear. IT’S LIKE TIHblNQ 5 5 buy a 11. l“ " I. bought «in Overcoats and Clothing one ‘ j can Prices. R. MUDGE & SON. �da- MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. I » . Molly, at determin- CRIMINAL REGO^ Hvport W t*« Attorney OUelo-.. IiUw««tinx Fleur. in his annual into reeling information regarding the criminal record in .Michigan during the week ending Juns 30 la»L The total ’ number of criminal proaecutiona wn* 18,974. of which 14.880 resulted iu con­ flation and 2,000 in acquittal The re­ mainder were either nol-proaaed or compromised in some way. The pn*cprose­ cutions for the previous year ore re­ ported at 34.4*7., High crimes for for which arrests were made are as folfol­ lows: Murder, *4 prosecutions. 23 concon­ victions; criminal assault, .84 prosecuGena, 9 convictions; manalaughter. 15 ble to anifSce with- ithout orld. And er. except - Mme one le received Id now be ild be the bar U ncle xl way off, nd herself a million, wing. too. word, and, .Id her. l»e ns an old >nc well in • sea. Ilia is industry to acquire her I’neks SAILED THE- Jbnuw One of His Experiences. ..4rs< :>pl I- Ud followed U TOLD OF HARRISON. Good Btvrtea Koi*tint to Chicw'i Murderetl Mayor­ Carter H. Harrison, the late - mayor of the city of Chicago, was a great talker. De talked to everybody—any­ body. He talked about everything, lie had traveled and seen much. He wm unlike Bayard Taylor, of whom Baron Humboldt said: "He has traveled more and seen less than any man 1 ever saw." By the way, when Mr. Ilarritlon trav-. cled in Europe in 1851 he was in Mr. Taylor's company. They were in Asia Minor together. Mr. Taylor had with intent to osurder. 48prosecutions. 31 convictions; forgery, 65 prt*seculions. 41 convictions. n “arv of the <■ tilted State* , ud the seal fUheriw In '£ver since the well-known Chautau<;aa Circle was started there has beeu , an insistent deraaud for a short, wellpiauned and iow-priced reading course for the thousands for whom that cir* | cle’s course is soo expensive and re- | h. rtitedl tw-gan using q ci res too much time. At last the Bay t z a sumfl quantity th« , .-n-st that l-waa pod- View Reading Circle’ has ix-en organ- I .Inc the irmedv con- iaed to meet the demand. Many wellwould Anally t» Irtjurlclnir uAsurvd t»y the dnig- known educators and ministers are . . Ay hannlem. 1 contln- among the promoter* and Mr. J. . - tin- Heart.cure-,, Today M IUU. of KUM. U Xhe .up.rU . »• that l>r. Mtles Rc.\l New Heart Cure did. tondeuh to whom inquiries should be . nythlMl had ever taken, sent. The circle has a four years' u. 4 by eujlMnt ntiysMIana .1 •*.n rrat . bco wlkout be* coarse of reading and has the advantage r. »ent good health to the otx»cUll.lnlt».b>eU Ih.SMI... • -■ t-.iosliv^ualdejremedleej UEootum J~r. bejtanlh* with So r uu.-mi tbeai to all afflicted venxber " ” ’* ■ x r Loud. Hampden. Me. i -.;!»«■ Nervine and New Cure ----- ------| . , .IS . . - ' tiad been troubled wltn . L.d tala l»> the region .mleo™ •“ who while are as silent enigmatical. • concerning marriage to tain of John e not at all having any vc intrusted ark er* But, ially that he Mnily, knowinc affection vomen. •I have been t he diil had rue facts of >d the deceit the irnpenenpxssivrnmw, indifference proprieties of had for himothers. Port­ al attractive- . ? start gained counting ulr Kate, whom before in B<» ng with her rt time after ces of which > distressing, re been quite both if Barovious to the was not to be a gnodly porLcw Barker, •dor. resolved don. On the • tly new counr.'putati<m allow him. he lich were now inkling of her made haste to , for she was where invidir become curo at the proy living rclaIforiua. the most clabdesignod tor and the men een shirta. "if ’ As a matter ns were worn, e happened to dothed hi mot>orn American wore the can­ al 1 wore the • hack, waxing l the cud. As ere foreigners , pons were dis­ It was not unjeord of a crew 3 has bought a the? name he , means: "Tbe from Islam to ho globe.” An •ts that if the tally big irunF call it (in Something to i«r quarters if ise to drive a not mentioned the fact in his book, but.... Mr. Harrison told it often enough. , “ ““ n° dil''-rT'"» When Mr. Harrison was in Englund, 'on that trip, hr walked most of the time. . He mingled with , slept ,*, out,*,and — ereryb«ly lt« .lm,„ lo e.th.1 the ' **« Tho TremendOM Idle Foroe In Our Vagabond Doge. Official In Balglum un the I'tlllxa- A rather unusual subject for a con-' aulur report is that chosen by Nicholaa Smith, the American consul at Liege, in Belgium, who writes upon the use of dogs as draft animals in that conntry. It is a very interesting paper, [ Bays the Boston Herald, and it could be wished that it might have an influ- 1 one* ence in determining ••--*-■• tho future -------of ‘ itho ’-_ canine raco in this country. Speaking 1 of the working dog as the first distinc- I tive institution that attracts the ot-1 tentioh of a stranger in Belgium. Mr. I Smith says: "From time immemorial I this hereditary loafer has been given 1 over to pleasure, but like certain other i of the privileged classes in this rcvolv- [ ing world of oura he has had his day— at least in Belgium." It appears that Liege, which is a . wealthy and industrial city employing ' as many horses as any other town of its size in Europe, shows at least two dogs in harness on its streets for every horse that can be seen. Dogs are em­ ployed by market gardeners, butchers, bakers, grocers, porters and express- ! men. The dog's step is so much quick- ! er than that of the horse that he will in an hour cover twice the distance and carry with him a greater burden in proportion to his size. Consul Smith says |hat a pretty, bareheaded Walloon peasant girl moving briskly at tlie side of a flower cart drawn by a stalumw is a pleasing vision to the , wort* .mastiff early riser. . The usual draught of an ordinary CHICAGO DISGRACED. Dalfoit, Ur it lorUm TiMt table. Mayoralty. Ineflcet July 30, i«N. Cbicago, Nov. 7.—Chicago has been scandalized by a anameleM riot in the Favorite Route between Grand R*pld». Detroit council chamber over the poMeraion of a dead man'i position. The building Lv. 1 Gotnx Eait I in which the remains of the murdered :: S«*“1 mayor lay in state only three days ., .McCord ago was blackened in name by the « Alto Elmdale most disgraceful exhibition ever M „ .Oartsvtne witnessed in the city. By an audacious ,. UkeOdMM | „ Woodbury move the democratic minority in the .. |8aaRriA I city council seized the chairmanship of „ iMiiillitM) Ledfs 1 the special meeting called on Satur­ ., Graod I Ainlne' . day to elect a mayor pro tem. „ i Detran Clerk Neumeister called the rolL When the last same had been called by the clerk there was a shout from the l-» Howard City „ KUnw-re aidermen to nominate a chairman. Al,. Suuitun lot.U Ar Grand LedR>* |Ootny Wr»t | Detroit lamina Grand l^dae Mulliken Hunfleid Woodbury* lake Odessa Clarksville KItndue Alto MeConi East Parts Grand Rapids lv ALDERMAN BWITT. a. M. |P. M. | k M. i A.'Af.- ' Ik IT Z iUnuNl-Lease i 11 >0 3* ,. Portland 11 » >» Arlouls 13(3 3M ■' |Howard City 1 48 Lv fools I 4 oo Ar iSUnton I 4 s> I v dmore I 6 13 • Every day, others week days only, t stop 'on alxnal. Parlor ean ears on a£l all train* trains betwyo between Gra»* Graw* :Rapids and Detroit. Seats 2* eents. ConnectlM* made in Union station. inUalon station, Grand Rapids Rapid. with ----------tbe j hicago C * West Michigan Railway row ।Chicago aKd th« Wert axi» fob Mciikm* gon , M anistee .T ea v eme C ity . E lb R ap 1 ids. Charlevoix. Petoskey and Bat­ View. Favorite route to tbe summer rcsortB of northern Michigan. > . Trains leave Grand RapMs for Chloaaov * A.M.. and 133 P. M . M JO P. M. £ M. Arrive CUicaKo P. M. IM Ft JfL 3.00 A. M. and TOO A. M. *eic»pi Satorday. VI*. 31 Joseph and Steamer. I-eave for Manlatee, Travers City. Charlevoix. Peuwky and Bay View 7 JO A. M, and 2 A h , dermen McGillen (dem.) and Aiderman Hepburn (rep) were nominated. In the confusion that followed both in their kitchen the next This was McGillen and Hepburn claimed fancy <rf his, and he liked it. ' the chair, and McGillen was hand­ a Bortov Charge. Coming from the fighting stock he ed the gave! Hepburn, howev­ Nelson Bradley, cashier -of the Cen- did, his wn nature being of the ager. occupied a stand beside McGiltral Michigan savings bank at Lansing -gresaive ----- ---------* uhe was, nevertheless, op­ dog la six hundred pounds, though a len's chair, and both men proceeded to sort, * nil danse rousxzruga. at the time of its failure lut April and posed to the dueling system. On one niawtit! ia often taxed with as much recognize members on the floor. Alder­ for many years previous, was arrested occasion he expected to be called ouL again. Doga &rv also used in treadmills man Tripp arose and was recognized by on a criminal warrant sworn out by T He had a personal difficulty with a for moving light machinery. Here is a McGillen. Aiderman Madden arose and 8. Sherwood, commissioner of banking. young blood about a girl. Hr used a good hint for our farmers, who might was recognized by Hepburn. .Madden Local lor While Oond. Fremont and- Bid leaves Grand Rapids 5:40 P. M. . The complaint charges that April 17 chair and tbe blood used a knife. The turn their vagabond, dogs to good ac­ proceeded to read a resolution, amid Rapids Parlor ears on day trains and *l«epiT» « . • ' ., j -j > 1M> houtf." last Bradley swore to a false report of latter was disarmed. Young Harrison count in the working of churns, cut­ the greatest confusion and calls for or­ nlsbt trama between Petoskey. Grand RapUdB, /. . Chicago. the condition of the bank. The.maxi­ expected to henr further from him. ting of food for cattle, sawing wood, der. After the paper was finished it and Ask our agents for further partleulare mum penalty for making a false report and went home, where he con­ etc. They also might be made of valu­ was handed to Alderman Hepburn, who write to x. :• George DeHaven. Gen'IPaos'rAg’t. r .n p.m.lp.mJajn is twenty yeara' buprisonmmL Mr. sulted a colored boy. his servant, able service in running the family sew­ had only fairly got it in his hands • Grand RapidK |h i; 9JB Bradley has been a resident ol Lansing about the chances for a fight The ing machine, pumping water, rocking when Clerk Neumeister tore it from his grasp. for nearly twenty yeara colored boy gave a lurid description of the cradle, grinding coffee, and per­ This was the signal for a general । the yonng blood ’ s ability to cut a forming other domestic work where row. Alderman Swift jnmped over the •I IS n> Ip tn |p.m.|p m string at any distance with a pistol motive lower could be made available. railing where Neumeister stood. NeuThree married trainmen met s horri­ ball. Young Harrison was a gox! rifle, Consul Smith relates that a gentleman meister became furious and Aiderman ble death on the Toledo. Anu Arbor * shot He t«xik his gun and M-rvant nut in Liege, after losing the use of his TIME TABLE. Northern Michigan, railniad al Ham­ into a forest to practice A sapling legs, had a perambulator so constructed Carey came to the rescue of the demo­ In eSect July 30. »a>3 cratic forces. Carey removed his coat burg Junction. A north-l-oiind freight was selected as the ’opposing party. that a Danish hound, which hud been and picked up a water pitcher and train jumped the track and the eugiue The Colored boy took his place -as a his companion for years, could be threatened to clean out the republicans sunk in a sinkhole, and a cool anJ oil second. He gave the word, and the hitched and almost concealed be­ who were trying to hold the chair, car immediately Lack of the tender crack: of the rifle tang, through the. tween the wheels, and now appears as Alderman Hepburn being the particu­ Tonic j ought tire and the victims wen- burned. woods. Yonng* Harrison dropped the regularly, at his old haunts «»n tlie lar object of his fury. XOBTH. 1% Lv . to death. The dead arc. J. H Bealieu. rille an<i. with hi- secund, nisheil tn boulevard as any ’of his old friends. Al this point a general stampede en­ Kslamxroo Ka»t Coener...... engineer; George Roberta, fin-man. and the target. He had bnrird n bullet >n "The dog is describe las H*ing not only sued and all the features of the free- ' _________ Rlrhbuid June! the pin-.-.- 4iar\i-d for the antagonist's us happy us when he loitered at his tor-all tight were to be seen. Chairs i Co**! •••■ Thema-s Mulligan, brakeman but manifestly lu-art. Th.-* darky »hi wed bis ivories. master's * 1 hwls. ’ ................. * '’ proud ’" 1 'f of were, caught up and Ahle/man Carey • fUuon’; "’ and ordered another shot The prac­ the service he-rentiers him. wo* slow to releaoe his grasp on the 1 Cloverdale | The state board ot health has Hi tice ctujtinund until the darkv dcciar>*d Dogs draught animals are utilized pitcher. Aldertuan^McGillcn chi led on |I Shultz..... chlleti ' structod thoinspectors at the Mn-higau that the bullets were bring driven out extensively in Germany and other- Uie M.TKraiu->reiAM vu vtvai the room Hastinuh. pampuM. I burner to allow to pass all bigg »<.parts of Europe, but Consul Smith says of ail persons who were not entitled to ' . at a white that in Belgium this is a comparative­ lx* present He culled upon the police j-Woodland' bearing evidence from a proper;;,- au* .hoot dat m)r. V. IU !A.ny !’• i*1i ly new use for the dog. anti one of the to restore order in the room.’ thoPixed dominion or provincial <>:i!cial , F PIEDIC1KE CO., Inspector Ross and a squad of officers ' that il has been disinfected in accord­ of the I'nitcd Minx* -lay. snoh.” latest and most approved developments ' Schenectady, W.T. of that country’s civ|li-..it'u>n. Dogs who were in the ante-room rushed in i Decrott. .. ance with the Michigan rules utilessad Brockvllk, Ont. there La reason to believe ,thit such a suspicion that the darky notified the arc kept like hon»es at livery in con- 1 nnt] the aldermen finally controlled Grautl Rapids. ►iderabk-numbers at a cost of five to themselves before anyone was woundbaggage had been infected since leav­ six rents a day. horse flesh and black eiL When order had been partially rcing the Canadian point disinfection. ing aim. bread forming the ‘ staple ' of* their ’* food* ■* »torcd Alderman Campbell arose and THE NEW EXPLOSIVE. Xeerly •‘•wn Month* lu • DutiRoon. V lu-Vc one or two dogs arc kept In a pu-Bjlcd with tha aldenmjn to act in a family the cost is practically nothing mauncr that befitte^ their ‘station. K. Irving Latimer, the matricide and ’£*• and their service is made very valua­ Aiderman Swift (rep.) moved that Al- ' iQurdcrrrvf NightCapt (leorge Haight, March 27 last, has l«een Hb*<atau derman McGillen be declared chair- HicblandJunci blemotion carried and for a ctesvey ! from solitary confinement at the Experiments of breeding, like those man. 'Dm He is M * t Milo................... which have been so successful in the time thiagk . . prison iu Jackson, after 1-cing shut in.* l'Abbe i Drlton Cloverdale .cell two days short of seven months. powerful explosive, ha*, been named impiovcmcsit of horses, are now living . The democrat** did not succeed in Shultz..... tem., but they cc^ made with Jogs to produce a stylo of electing a mayor /This is the longest term of M?l:tarv after him, schnebclitc. tlASTINOS feated the election of Alderman Swift ; given a convict since 1875 The prison Like cordite, in which military uu- animal especially fitted for Harness. It is thought:» desideratum to graft the for a time to that position by a ruling Coats Grove.L. physician ordered the release as he of the chair, who held that a majority Woodland aph ndid vhest and breathing capacity • feared Latimer would c illajiso schnebelite is a smokeless powder. of the bull dog upon the U al wart stock of the whole council was necessary to which has been found, u choice. On the tir*.t ballot Swift remade. In the ilr-t place the abl«e made of the Detroit Flfty-seven observers In various lo­ some of hip powder in the presence of too hjng in the bock nqd legs. There evived 34 votes. McGillen 33 and one Grand Rapids. । । — ।----------------------(­ arc tnurkclA in Belgium where dogs uldermau voted blank. calities in the State say that during the The ruling was denounced in a bitter ' Traventv City........... i h : arc Is.ught and sold for draught purweek cude«i October 38 influenza inspeech by Aiderman Campbell as illegal , Charlevoix...’' 8 Ml ervaaed and diarrhea decreased in arv.i nnd revolutionary, and when a second .bJJviJw*’’.’.’.’.’. ’.... . s it is not unusual for a compactly built of . prevalence. Diphtheria was re­ j:>. rw ; nnd wcil-lToken dog to bring twenty ballot was ordered the republican alder- i ported at thirtyTone places, scarlet fe­ men arose in a body and marched out | to twenty-five dollars. ver at thlrtyjiinv, typhoid fever at of <he main chamber. Tbe pollw Tjgj; STii..., ■■■■ ii <'onsul .'Smith points out that a force aixty-three and measles at live places. attempted to su>p them on orders train* at stHtious .is m-oh a. Hi y cat equal to that of Niagara is running to from Chairmao bot ■*»«■’• ”3'Mia. wm ..op al CroWad la.. r~ waste in the United States at the very men showing fight Inspector Ross wbrn they an- flsgxvd. heels of the people. He estimates threw oDen the doors and permitted I B-ipr"B«niu»t bealihe depot st least » The upper peninsula will soon han , . . , . . .J. .. utc* before leaving time oftralr.4. ev» that at that in our wasted dog power we have stone quarries ns rich as her copper their peaceful departure. They then , m>y have lime to cheek H rm- r'): otUrw an idle force in America of at lea*t gathered in the hall for conference, .uay not gi»forward umll next tnJn. and iron luinro. Gray granite has been three billion, five hundred million •ii ..... _ i... tMIxrd trains will be run M i)o- co’-vont uncovered at Breen, and marble in inex­ 1 hej win advised by cx-€orp<n*ation ! o( the company, who n s»nre the r i hl ••• rti pounds; reckoning'the strength of H Counsel haustible deposits has just been found Miller that Alderman Swift the time of swh train* »v*t--nn« ..M.r** tlogatflvc hundred pounds, which is had been legally elected mayor pro I w- Dxwis<. G»m*I M i>:ij near the headwaters of the Menominee ( probably much below the average. tern, by a plurality vote over, McGillen | H. C.Potter. Gen'I I' A’ river. A company for tip? development The consul says that there is not an and that he was entitled to the office. j of each has been formed. nrticle of merchandise, from a ton of Chairman McGillen, balked in his at­ ’ coal to a loaf of bread, sold in any of tempt to imprison the republican al­ M. P' -115 EH ELAN. Mrs. Trowbridge Want, an aged rcsl- : »ur cities, which might not be more dermen. ordered a second ballot to be dent of Waldron, committed suicide bv thoerowil. forthesimnlleityof its man­ advantageously delivered by dogs than taken, but, remembering suddenly that it>E de»crli*’ ufacture and t.'x- rapidity with which it by horses, and he points out that in there was no quorum present, he or­ drowning in the St. Joseph ri ver. The board of state auditors -nliowe^J can be made without hay especial ap­ their employment a certain municipal dered the > council adjourned until . ter •»( tb» south paratus arc the first advantages which advantage would be gained, for the • ;i(, one (2H !•*» the claim of Thomas Mays, of Iron­ litter made by horses is the most fruit- Monday, t in Harry count Aiderman Georg? B. Swift was sworn wood, against the state for >13,000 for are claimed for the new powder. Tak­ ful source of dirt in our city, to say Aldertr 1 ■ forty acres of ing some of the powder in its manuin as mayor pro tem. of Chicago at 3:15 building a railway. nothing of the great saving in the p. m. He t«*ok the oath of office b*.*; to- of Mortaaae. Harry A-. Jones, of Hastings, was nr- factored state the nbbe placet! it on an wear and tear of pavem^nLs. fore County Clerk Wulff and gave bondil rrstevj atKalamnxoo for forging the anvil. He commenced by hitting the Consul Smith presents the ease in naHle of WTU^ Wilhum to a note for >55. grains with n hammer, but the concus­ favor of the industrial utilization of with John M. Smyth and Martin B. I sion did nothing but grind the powder Madden as sureties. The supreme/court has decided that fine. Friction, too, was proved to dogs very well, indeed, and. although Before the balloting for mayor pro • the regenta of the state university at have no effect upon the substance, and it may not be found practicable in this tem. was begun u resolution was unan- | country*, owing to our different methT^*1"*1* ------- 1------------Ann Arbor are exempt from suit then the abbe applied a lighte<l match ods of doing things, nevertheless it in IIUMUOIJ *‘’u8,T ^optod. -declaring ---------- othe ---- office off i Michigan han 8,707 women farmers. to a small heap of iL Not even a blade mayor as vacant and directing the city ] might be worth while to try the e» tnayur They own 070,439 acres, estimated to be of gruss was blown up. The powder , riv. k to CiU a special election to be worth >48,300.000. and their annual burned with a bright light, but with­ pcrimenL If somebody would make a - held . on the third Monday in December. earnings are placed at >4,344.000. Police guarded the city hall Sunday. out the least deflagration. Nothing good start and prove successful, it is Kaiamaxoo county’s assessed valua­ short of a hermetically sealed quantity likely that the example would be LieuL Martin Hayes and twentv-eight is susceptible to concussion. The car­ widely followed. It is no cruelty to otticera were on duty in the vicinity of yet darter's UMlUwSBaii tion is 930,780,841. the council chamber and the mayor's > J.K1. In - ---- —i^rmE— Eva Collins, 15 years old. was run tridges were made up with a govern­ the dog to give him useful occupation, over by an electric car at Grand Rapids ment bullet; tho range was 100 yards, and, in fact, the testimony is that ho office. They were there to prevent a flank movement on the part of the re ­ and died soon after. She attempted U- and tho bullot went through an fl­ really likes it If dogs could generally, publicans The democratic lenders as­ cross the track in advance of the car. ’ inch plate of Bessemer steel and be made so healthily tired by useful, sumed the responsibility for the dispo­ An insane sister of Mrs. Irving Ab­ through four inches of^ the wood, work all the day that they would sleep sition of the police. The day was bott, of Pinckney, placed arsenic in the against which the plate rested. This, soundly st night, the innovation passed quietly. would be hailed with joy by hundreds teakettle and the coffee was made from too. was with the sporting powder, HE MUST DIE. it The entire family were made sick which is not nearly so strong as the of thousands of people all over the country whose peace is disturbed by . concentratol or warfare powder. but a doctor reached them in time. their nocturnal yelping and howling. The Bay County Teachers’ associa­ Nil* of Kuropttn fnulliet. It would be a boon equal to the sup- , tion in session in Bay City elected tba The Berlin Anthropological society Washinoton, Ind.. Nov. 7.—James I of r. ion lirj'.ucing n liable Infor- following officers: John Lawler, presi­ has recently completed some curiousi pression of our annual Fourth of July 1 Stone was arraigned Saturday for the t'-u- lands of your acquain- dent; M. R. Hartwell, vice president; tabulations on the average size of fam­ racket! murder of the Wratten family, and Miss Hattie Willard, secretary; Mrs. IL 1 rope. to these statistics the ; — rac rat rhHaotbropy. ilies in According tho various countries of Euthere was no trouble in getting a jury; ■ average number of persons in families Tl'e qt-een of Italy, having a desire B y 11 urv. you shouiu Iw identified and after about fifteen minutes' delib­ L. Stone breaker, treasurer. John A. Grinnell, of Port Huron, who' in the dlfftreol European count™, la •» >»*« •• tbe condition ot tbe eab­ eration the jury returned a verdict of t"lh ,h- -■x--S'»r» klllfwas struck io the back by a car at Lan- M follow,: France, 3.0S; Denmark. guilty in the first degree. Stone was Th: -r r.i,can Ul; Hnngarr. 3. TO: Switrerlaad, S.W; dom. U Kttiinr about the bmdneaa In a sfna'abd badly Injured, has recovered a sentenced to be hanged Fell. ?J. wpktatby tbstri PTOT-C1 vE 1 •- .CFF LCAC'JC. *? “ '*’■ •*- '• Gsthasa. InvtoMt judgment for 912,800. The loss falls on Austria and Belgium. < 05: England. After the sentence had been pro­ the* Employers* Liability comp<hy of i.M; Germany. 4.10; Sweden and Nor- •tUapUnj’to retorm the raoed little nounced Stone was taken to jail to it to tbtfLnv.ue. London, in which the railway company way. 4.1S; Holland, 4.K; Scotland, < «< 'hUdren of tbe gutter. They are to be •await the afternoon train, when he waa 1MW.PtLSMU.Ktf. i returned to Jefferson ville. was insured. Tbe finishing department building df■ IU(y.AM: Spain,Buraia. e-Shand tho Peninsular stove works nt Detroit wan destroyed by fire. Loss, 990,000; Ireland. 5.90. Michigan Centrad now lx:ing understandwy, as they it, it would five a little at the only wife, at San Barker. years since one of the f about thir;nc© at San er, with lus i&sive physi- lH* LATE CARTER u. HARRISON. WASTED POWER. Chicago, Kalaaasoo It Umir Nene Blood Builder i CURE Cite l^ou. ar 0 ‘th.e, • PcdVet. __ _ __ Ji I Omievtcan. VAevesVs ■ SICK HEAD ACHE �HASTiNGg Banner. Thursday, Nov. 9, i893MARSHALL L.COOE. Kdltar. T’l KAaT.T<tlM. MICK., rOHTOFrlCX. xoeorr 14. 1ST9. EDITORIAL NOTES. REFORT OF COMMITTEE ON PEN­ SIONS. pended without notice thou­ sands of pensIonera have been dropped from the rolls. It It clalmeH that an ad­ judication of a pension settles nothing; that the Secretary of the Interior and Commissioner of pensions are invested by law with absolute power over the pension roll, and that It is within their legal au­ thority to reopen and revise pensions al­ lowed by their predecessors under regu­ lations adopted by them, whenever they see fit to change tbe rules of evidence and the scale of ratings under which tbe al­ lowance was pade; and this is a country of law, where from tbe very Infancy of the government the United States, by Ito organic law. Is in terms denied the right to deprive any person of property without due process of law, notice and an oppor­ tunity to be heard, and where in evenother relation and condition In life fraud Is never presumed, but must be clearly proved, and every person shall have tbe right to face Ms accuser. To emphasize the viciousness of the situation and accunation, we learn that It Is said, as though by authority, that "It Is expected tJtat many of tbe pensioners so summarily sus­ pended or dropped will be able to prov^. Ings, we deem it his further duty to at REDUOMO RATI* AT me® restore to the rolls the thousands of pensioners now standing Illegally sus­ GRAND RAPIDS. pended. OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. L N. Walker ] RATES 11.25 per day. Rooms 5o cent*. Committee Meals 25 cents. Steam Heat. J. W. BUMT, * BEACH A BOOTH. Pensions. A. R. Gbkkmk. H. E. Taimtor, THE KENT BURGLARS IN TOWN. They Kntarad B. K. Grant's Clothing Store Sat onlay Night. Some time Saturday night burglarstliere wv evidently two of them-entered IL K. Grant's store, getting in by remov­ ing a pane of glass from the basement window and breaking through tbe Inside cellar door leading to the store. Here they helped themselves to two pairs of pants, two vesta and two coats and two overcoats. They were evidently not faatldousas regards their personal appear­ ance as the suits of clothes they took were both mla-mated. Tbe coat,, vest and pants of each were from different suits, so the wearer whin arrayed In them would present quite a striking appearance. Tbe goods stolen was of a cheap grade and tbe loss would probably not exceed ranch over twenty five dollars. No clue 1 was left but an overcoat, much tbe worse for wear, with a few matches In the pock­ et*. They were in the store no doubt tbe time when nearly every one on the streets was at tbe lower end of tbe town st the fire. Tbe idea is advanced by some that they mav have set Are to tbe bouse, as the origin is a mystery, to attract peoples at­ tention away from the upper end of the street and then made the most of their op­ portunity to enter the store before the night-watch went bis rounds.. Indianapolis. Ind.. Sept. 7. 1828. Your Committee on Pensions beg u> MbBit the following Report and Resolu­ tions on tbe subject of Pensions: ••To bind up the Nation's wounds: to care for him who shall have borne,the battle, and for his widow and orphan. Thus spoke Lincoln tbe Great, Lincoln theJusL standing reverently, with un­ covered bead, in the Immediate presence । of a-eruel and devasling war that had al-, ready lasted foyr years, the end of which. I although so near, his prophetic vision was that they are still entitled to the pension notable to see; speaking to. for and by the I of which they have been deprived"; thus authority of the American People, con-1 saying In no oucertain vclce that the bur­ cerning one of the supreme duties of the den Is not upon tbe party alleging the hour and the future, when, entering for fraud, but Chat the government which tbe second time upon the discharge *f -« they bad preserved shall first brand with UMt commltted to him by that people. infamy by tbe charge, then sentence, and Within a f»*w short weeks that end so after the stigma has been effective, then By special arrangement with the pub­ long hoped for had come; but his dying concede to them, whose barriers and sup­ lishera, we are enabled to make every one eyes were not privileged to see tbe foil port of character have been thus under­ of our readers a present of an exquisite fruition of his labors, and the work so mined, the pitiful privilege of moving for old panel-picture. 20 Inches high, entitled well begun and carried on by him fell Into a new trial upon tbe ground of newly dis­ "An American Beauty." which has been other hands, charged with all the trust# covered evldencu; and this not upon | admired by ail who bare seen IL Thia auperb picture la from the brush of the that the condition implied and required; strangers, aliens or foes, but upon ouri same artist who painted "Tbe Yard of and those who had "borne the battle" af­ own flesh and blood, our comrades, the Panalea" and "Yard of Roses." Tbe re­ ter so many days "turned their happy Teet saviours of tbe nation—those who. In the production la equal in every respect to tbe toward their long-deserted homes." language of Lincoln, the Immortal, have original, from which It cannot be distin­ guished. It la a supurb Thanksgiving A greatful nation met and received "borne the battie." gift. Send your name and address to tbe them, and gladly showered upon them tbe We deny that tbe Secretary of the Inter-, publisher, W. Jennings Demorest, 15 plaudits and the honors they had so well lor and Commissioner of Pensions have any East 14th Street New York, with three and hardly earned. such power. We insist that adjudicating cento (either Iu stamps or pennies) to pay for tbe packing, mailing, etc., and men­ These "bearers of tbe battle” were then, divisions of^the Commissioner of Pensions tion that you are a reader of The Has­ Id tbe main, in tbe prime and vigor of and Secretary of the Interior, are tribun­ tings Bannkk and you will receive by re­ turn mail one of these valuable works of young manhood, with all the honors and als established by authority of law for tbe possibilities of life before them, with all settlement of pension claims, and' that the hopes boro of lofty Aurage and patri­ their decisions are entitled to full faith A Challenge. otic and successful achievement beating and credlL and eannot be legally Impeach­ For the purpose of starting a cribbage high in their bosoms; and they little need­ ed when a change of administration oc­ dub we challenge any players In tbe ed and still less cared for material aid curs, except for fraud, upon charges pre­ county to play a aeries of 25 games of 4 hand arlbbage to be played partners for a from the country they had preserved and ferred and evidence adduced In support priie to bo agreed upon l>elween players. made free, save where loss of life or limb thereof. We insist that where changes Signed. F. Bhodksser, IL G. Brfh.t. or impaired health and broken constitu­ are made in the construction of the law, tions were presently visible; and for sueb, rules of evidence and schedule of ratings, in tbe main, ample and prompt provision unfavorable to claimants, they must and ia»a. was made by that country. should be limited In their operation to the I hereby fix and appoint the times for hold­ Bat as the years passed by, middle life future work of the office, and not the pasL lag the Circuit Court In the sib Judicial Circuit tor the years 1B9J andJNMas follows too frequently developed into premature An ex poet facto regulation is as repug­ January. Second Monday.. Eaton County old age. and youth parsed Into riper years nant to our sense of justice as an ex poet February. " •• Barry •• March, •* •• Calhoun " with galloping feet; jfnd alas’, too soon the I facto law, and we protest against the April. •• Eaton ** May. ••. •• exultant and hearty soldier found that In adoption and enforcement of any - such Harry •• June. " •• Cal boon •• tbe race of life there were weights upon regulations in the matter of pension July. First •• Eaton ** Harry •• bls feet and burdens upon his shoulders, claims. • Third Calhoun •• Thebkfobe. The Grand army‘of the October *• as the result of premature and over heavy Eaton ** . Nov.. Second ** Hany •• draughts upon bte vitality, that sadly in­ Republic, In National Encampment assem­ Dec.. First •• Calhoun Da'ed. oct. tsth. inn. terfered with aaeceasful competition In.tbe bled, speaking for that great army of be­ Ciamkxt Smith, crowd and joatlo of the fierce struggle for loved comrades, many of them too poor, Circuit Judge. advancement. And still the nation sought too bruised, toe broken, to withstand tbt to keep abreast of the necessities of her. strong arm of the government when ad­ Ratter, is to 30 heroes, and by additional enactments to ministered with an unfriendly handf. proud Corn pei'kn., «• measurably make provision for the neces­ of tbe good name and fair fame of tbe sities of those who • itad boros the battle." American Volunteer Soldier, Iutorested Potatoes per ka., A quarter of a century bad elapsed- far beyond any other person ,or orgaa (ra­ Rl* per ku.. Taltow perib., j. The young bad becomo old, tbe middle­ tion that the pension roll shall In truth Oats per ba.. 3A wheat. red per I aged bad become feeble, and the old had and in fact be—what It is Iu theory—a Wheat, white per ku .M crossed the river. Time, with its ruthless "roll of honor," and ever mindful of Ito fingers, had joined hands with the ravages principle, "to preserve honor and purity Barley per as. SS to an. Hav per ton. 5 0n to ".00. of war, and the two combined had proved In public affairs," scouta and denies these Millet seed pertHi. w a burden upon th* iglhg soldier greater indiscriminate charges ef universal fraud Pork dressed. 7.00. to 7». Beans, IM than he could bear; and the crjr went and resents tbe Imputation that because Chicken, s. abroad that in too many instances for the some unworthy survivor* may be found, aredlL honor or goed name of the nation, that discredit shall be cast upon the entire many who had followed the flag and faced roll, and this great body <»f brave and the fiery furnace of battle, had kt want patriotic eltizen* shall stand disgraced be­ fallen by the wayside, and In the poor­ fore the country. We demand, that there houses were looking longingly for tbe re­ shall be no backward step in .pension leg­ lief and comfort of the grave. islation or administration; that no pen­ Tbeir sympathizing comrades and a pa­ sioner shall be deprived of bls property triotic people, with one accord, voiced tbe Whtthout due process of law; that the pre­ sentiment that such was not a human ad­ sumption shall be In favor of honesty and ministering of the sacred trust recognized fair dealing; that the poor and lowly shall and announced Uy Lincoln. As to what not bo put to unnecessary, expensive or the remedy sbbuld be, men’s minds differ­ oppressive process to presetvc their meagre ed. Many, possibly a majority of the sur­ pittances: that the sacred trust In favor df vivors of thq war. lielievc<l that the time those who "have borne the battle" shall bad fully come when the name of every be sacredly observed and sacredly admin­ honorably discharged survivor should be istered; and we do now solemnly and de­ A cream of tarter baking powder. placed upon the pension roll. Gibers, liberately ■ Highest of all in leavening strength denying tbp right that they should receive Resolve, That the Grand Army of the — Latest United States Govern­ aught from thelr'pountry through the pen­ Republic looks with solicitude, not to say ment Food Report. sion roll, Jtoutiy, resisted the demand. alarm, upon the proposition, that after R oyal Baking Powder Co It was uhdbt* sueli circumstances and sufficient tribunals have been established Wall St., N. Y. dealing wlltu these conflicting opinions, by law before which questions have been that Congress enacted the disability pen- preaarited and adjudicated, upon evidence •too law of June, 1890. This act was ac­ submitted and examined, and upon which cepted by tbe surving soldlera and by the a grateful nation has accorded pensions In people iu general as a settlement of the this their hour of need to those who In Ito question. Under the administration of hour of need stood between It and death, A large consignment that law».th*-poor-house gave up Ito veter- the officers of that nation, administering an—he. Who i^id.borne tbe battle was cared a public trusL have arbltarily deprived, for. and Uui the sacred trust accepted and without notice or an opportunity to be left as a legacy to tbe nation was faithfully heard, our needy and distressed comrades administered. • of the rights thus solemnly adjudged and Wltbln.'a‘few months we hear with pro­ confined to them. found aorrow and regret that all this must Ukclarx, That every pfesumptlon rh.nqwi: that the construction of the should bo made In favor of such records so Isw has be^a changed, and the regula- made; that no presumption of fraud shall at tious an-j roles In regard to proof and be Indulged In against them, and that no ratings, Wflttk which more lhah three change be made In tbe pensions sc ac­ hundred thousand claims have been al­ corded until after charges have been made lowed and paid, have been revok­ and evidence In support thereof ha* been ed, and another construction of the law produced, of which charge each pensioner cheap has been established, and new regulations baa had full notice and a full aau complete lamp. See for proof and reUngs, leas favorable to opportunity to be heard In support ^f the we lamps. Our claimants, have been adopted; that a board pension so accorded to him; and It Is fur­ of rsrislon has been organized In tbe Pen­ ther sloe Office, charged with the duty of re­ R«olo«L Thai a* Itw Commlaaloner of complete. our 35c. vising all these abjudicated* claims in ao- Pensions, by hi* reeeat withdrawal* of want and eordanre with this new construction, and th* obnoxious rulings which had been so Egg*.*iMh changed reeulations as to proof and getMcaJly eondMuted, ha* virtually'acrating*: that under theoe changes, thee- JHxoltifdy mere fire some Things Worth looking into, investigation pays comparison of ideas is always beneficial. Comparison of goods and prices makes new customers at our store. We are fully stocked. The goods are new and first class. We want you to try some of these- Kings self raising Buckwheat 15cts per package; Pie Fruit assorted-one package makes 2 Large Pies and 3 small ones LOcts per package; Dehesin London Layer Kaisins. cluster new, 20cts per lb; Florida Oranges, 176s, 85cts. per dot Boiled Jider, 20cte. qt. 75cts per gal. 1 lb. package clean­ ed Currents lOcts per package; New Valencia layer Raisins. Latest styles. Best brand Oysters, best Crackers, first class stock canned •roods We are the only firm that handles the best grade Lowest prices. Kerosene Oil. Famous W. Y. J.- Tea best 50 cent tea in town. Come and see our stock and be convinced. Violins, Guitars and Banjos. A Ladles’ WaiGhes, Gents’ Watches, Bous’ Watches. stock of the best strings obtainable. F. R. PANCOAST, HAMS & VAN ARMAN. The Reliable Jeweler. You'll Have Something Left Trusses! Trusses I The best is always the cheapest. Bear this in mind. Before purchasing call and examine our new Truss. After you buy your furniture and carpet^ of us. We suit our prices to the times, and even if your supply of wealth is lim­ WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT. ited we can please you. The lightest and most durable Truss on the market. to make your selections. Anything and every­ thing in the drug and book line at HONEST PRICES, W. H GOODYEftR MODERN DRUGGIST. Now is the time Our stock is complete and we can suit your ideas of beauty and price. Hiram Rogers. WE NEVER GET TIRED Talking to our friends about Childrens And Misses Cloaks No branch of our business has given greater evidence of the APPROVAL OF THE PEOPLE Than has this department. Scores of WELL DRESSED CHILDREN can be seen on our streets wearing garments purchased from this department. We have in stock ’ We Have Jost Received of JcrsGO SW66t - Potatoes, That we have got to sell the low price of LADIES SEAL PLUSH SACQUES These garments are made srom Saltz & Arnold’s Plushes, the most popular and best known manufacturers ■ of Plushes. TEI LBS. TOR 25 CEITS. Our customers wants receive our most careful consideration Call in and see how can sell you a those $1.50 stock of Groceries and Crockery is Try Tea.. We your Butter E. Y. HOGLE, JDS. ROGKRS & CO. > Cloak and Dry Goods House, �No bother or worry If you bay a nn« or ,lo» .f WlMMrt Bra. Tte, Ira^f' —■fhu'rsJ»>- s>"- 9_’_ ------ —v:i.cooK pER8ON* L MENTION. «d«l b, .11 to b. th. I^ll« .ffltetod with roott„ Ml,, raratul and raimuiil tn.tn.ntTt Dr. Hoot', offle. at th. Fort Hott«. ‘ Dr. BOM (in. atm 1.1 attonltan to tba rara.r .blldraa, a. th.t Mn cored aa ra.Hr whrn thoy are older. Homer Brawn 1. In lb, cUj. Woodluii Tnu_ T. Colnra™ ,u C1,rk retanwd from Um north lu, NrN..^,°n' ''*Frid>>' Doea your breach bother roof Dr. Boot ha. cured hundred, ot them. Call and are hire at the Ford tlouae. Cooaultatloo and examination free. tldhg in Drug. Book or Wall . ran save mon­ ! H" 1 ■ ,.y buying-of Bred L. [leatl: ' the Druggist. Agent ter the One Min­ ,,,,, i;, - ,Uy Cubeb Cough (’nre. j lla-ting-. Mich- fREO L HEATH, flit DRUGGIST. local news. . CIRCULATION • w. H. S^nfra1OWin8COntraCt entered into between The Lambertville iilb'ber Co., and kl. homo !„ I,J<’n..‘r'’ trol*bled with hontla. call and re. Dr. Hoot, at th. Ford Houu Nor Ihlli. ,nlattice.,, Io coring raptor. I, wonderful OfWikin HASTINGS, Mich., July 14, 1893. , tbe llK ^rty onim^rs^rt^68^ tbe hereby assenttd tn hv^i 1? consideration of the attached agreement which is party of the second °f n? second part, do hereby agree to give to W. H. Spence year 1893 ind will t-iv'/t t*le.?ale *?f t'le Snag Proof footwear in Hastings, Mich, .for the and maintainanco <5 9a" par.ty.0^ t,le second part all possible _protection in territory the Snag Proof for less than n /iF*” •Party & the 8econd part do a8tree that 1 will not sell ie onag rroot for less than the following prices, Lowest retail price per pair. ■ the Jgs. Rogers Is In the market for live poultry .n Tuewlat anti Wednesday ot each wrek. Don't tortret that be pay, tho highest market price. K ? OhtoM.nXk r''“n’"1 ” '» We keep as flue guods as can be' found in any store In the county, and as cheat) lo“ralri."“!C"“,“kl* as the cheapest. 1 Cook A Cook. r,‘“n"d 10 Gn‘“ We pay the highest price for butter eggs and all other farm products usually M.d;u"rb,“n"" .«■«■«» sold at groceries. 1 . ' Cook A Cook. k " •-« m ••The Highwayman of tbe Railroad” will form the subject of a paper by Wil­ liam A. Pinkerton that will appear In the November number of.lhe North American Review. '°r The funeral of Mra. Ella Wolf occur­ red Sunday from the home of her father S*rtl,7 Hvnirleh, or Middle.ui«, was Jas. button. The remains were Interred 1U the city Monday on business. In the Riverside cemetery, Rev. W. W. Taylor officiating. Avkley college to spend Sunday. Charlie Dickinson a young boy who was Miss Maude Young, of Middleville, has arrested - for seriously Injuring an­ other boy, was tried before Justice Ken- been visiting relatives in the city. aston lust week, and released on suspend­ Mra. Sarah Merlau. of Prairieville, bag ed sentence for one year. been visiting relatives In the city. People who were so pleased with tbe .iJSr’ ?rrle Jan,ea- of Kalamaroo. Is "iard of Pansies’* and ‘'Yard of Roses'* visiting her mother, Mrs. Thorpe. can obtain another picture, equally as A?n Btner°H spent Bun­ beautiful by the same artist, free, as a day at Hastings.-Lcwell Journal. Thanksgiving present from us. Dr. Mary Green, of Charlotte, received about $500 for her services as a Judge on the committee of awards of food exhibits, besides receiving very nice presents from Armour, Cubahy and other exhibitors. Thus. McPharlin has gone n<jrtb where be has secured work for the winter. lady should call and examine our stock. All made welcome. Mks. William*. Henry Starks living east of town was ar­ rested for disorderly conduct Saturday and placed In jail until Mondsv morning, when be was taken before Justice Kcnaston and Keoaxton and fined S7.75and then released, . । All those deairlug dealring lhelr*^i<no their'piano or organ |' tuned, leave orders at Frink Pancoast's i Jewelry store. Mr. Arthur M.*Elhiny will lx* in tbe city the last of this week and part of next week. Good work h gusranteed. •, ^/>r. W. E. and Mri. Upjohn, of Kala-1 naw passed Sunday with Mra. James 1 Kvberts. Mens Short Boots, $3.75. Men’s Knee Boots, $4.00. Men's Spotting or Storm King Boots $4.50. Men’s Hip’Boots, $4.50. Low cut one buckle Overs, $2.00. Boys’ Short Boots, $3.25. Boys’ Knee Boots, $3.50. Boys’ Sporting or Storm King Boots, $3.75. Boys’ Hip Boots, $4.00. High cut two buckle overs, $2.25. ./U*r.ver a8Tee that I will not in any way place them in the hands of the other dealers, so mat they may be sold again and thus conflict with the rights granted other dealers by the said Lambertville Rubber Co. signed) W. H. SPENCE. -i?!?' Ann! D‘ Ma5on ’P*111 Sunday with her son James at Lima, Indiana. SPECIAL SALE Milo W. Handy and daughter Edith, of Tbe world's fair Is over and every body Carlyon, N. I., are guests at H. Handy’s. Is glad of It. For six months Chicago baa Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Mudge spdnt Sun­ gathered In moat of tbe ahoeklea In circu­ BaroafW. < for advertisements lation tn the country. It Is now hoped day with the latter’s slater In Johnstown. s»t r<*cb i-l ».'*•*• to Mi»» Matie Jewett left Saturday noon lawrtin- 'L -l. Poue of the week that there will be a chance for others. Special sale on trimmed bats at the for school at Ackeley college. Grand Ila»!-ro brought. . ven. Jefferson Street Millinery store. Every LGort eoh’sce." Monday. TbcBM-t a. ■ - ■ m pot up al,Cook >*!<• or rent. Apply l»r. E ‘I •uiplalni-d of iu country. i j . .« huot 'last week. , ;<• number of teams '1 Mr. and M.rs. Merrick Reed itarted rrway t Friday for Bellevue where they will spend 1 a few davs. Mf. , ’ .. .. „ , , , . “r?; 1L 1' B.rown moved lutojjart of Mrs. Myers' house on east Green street. Mr. and Mrs. George Canqons left for Goldcvillr Monday where they will reside In thr future. ONE DAY ONLY Saturday, Nov. 11th, Misses May Shcrlow and Malic Kelly, of Mill Brook, are visiting at James Ki­ ‘ ’ When a man will hitch his team to a ley’s this week, -rk in irfTl. rank j railing in this city in the morning, and I i eve /uv. 13th. | let it stand until nine or ten o'clock In tbe j Mrs. Aggie Phillips, who is visiting in . I evening. he\iught to take their place un-' thp city spent Tuesday with Mrs. II. G. til noon the next day and the team put into Hale at Nashville. top i« r uvxl season, | I .... r a Ica' • Mrs. Eaton returned Monday from an 25 j Busby Bros, now have their bath rnbms ««*nd«l visit wttll her daughter. Mr., fixed up in excellent shape and can ac Br>.wn tn ( Llcago. eomipndale thalr many patrons. Rooms John Ix?lns returned to Mapletown. ‘' S' ^0T' 4 , ! are large, lighted by electricity, and hot low*. Munday, it Is sixteen jears since Mr t»d M:- .*• rry (>. Hayes, an eight j anj way,r always on hand in abun-1 ho visited Hastings. P: j dance. Six baths for one dollar Ben Blakncy left for Ceresco. Calhoun ’ : -r wheat th la. The largest, finest and freshrat assort- ^ounty. this week where he has secured RikC-'i makes i of that variety of confectionary, fruits and nuts can work lu a lumber camp. ^pite a luxury be fuwnd at A. R Kenkes. He will In? Mra. Sarah LeClear and children have ta» ..red rupture of fifty ’ abundantly able to supply all deosauda ;i< I’.. i,et fail u> see him <t! for Thanksgiving If yon want anything been visiting the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Garrison, la the city. ' • f i'ewrra No. 35 cigar. * Fob Rkxt. trade or sale, one house. r3u.e: d -jays the best 5 cent i on terally located. 14 reoraa. new addiI tion, all in gaod order suitable for Ixiard' Ing howsr or well arranged for two famlOil at Husby's barber i Ilea. Write or Inqalre of Mrs. O. H. rvtu • to 13 on Sundays. I Greenfield, SOI Broadway, Hastings. Mich. n that day. A*y °ne who does not wish to call at TliitaAfv >t labor Scarce, and mon- ■ ey bad to l but a little money buys ' Dr. Root’s office at the h<»p«| or cannot j conveniently bring their children to him I »HI receive prompt attention If they will n--r i'hotlfy him by postal ran! or otherwise of Ur High < . nearly completed, and thalr dealrn to have him rail at theft' resuh atactg ii.r.tiu the elly. F i a nee. giving street and number. SevelMjwber, m our columns how yoa “The Struggle In the Senate” wll be dis­ obtain a »nutlfui picture as a cussed In the November number of the Ttmkjxlv.ng from us, free. North American Review, by Senator Stew- , "r^-ra a - .,n hand the finest teas, art. nf Nevada, whose article wll'. ■ ;•_ tw Royal (harden. • • • titled ••Misrepresentation of .the Senate." and by Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts, Cook a Cook. T’. wi)4 ■ ..■(lunciiiK “Midway who will write on “Obstruction in thr Senate." ' , • ■ ’ tya of pronoun‘ discovered during the We have heard of a number of shade trees being broken down Ilallow'crn ■ <.n Fn. I.b I nl«h'- Thl' *• '••rr’ini lh,nr’ .Koc.-lh.r . ■ . t,h2 «> 11 '• •" taJ»rF U>»t connl l»- n>/n I. I Vh? o . einM In • nr week bur rtqnlra. u.. amt fa wnrrhj ll><r„rK A„, „h„ dW lbl, •f*rn«al of a;;. should be taken before n magistrate and Notice t! r •"i of Dr. Root, rupture made to feel the effects of tho law. •Jtthlht. .— - ,. a. .-other column, lie will be John Tinkler, an old realdent of this an. nrit K. Nov. IStb nnd re­ city, was found dead yesterday mornlmt sitting In an armchair by the stove st tneOo , test m.rket door In one ot onr homo of bfw*>n. S«1d Tinkler, with whom Ottgbbonng town* was found the sign, be lived. He hss been In failing health for a number of years.' requiring content «nvr Hallow’een, “Bad meat ’tnted for belongs. ” . eare. He was 7« years of age. coming to thia city In 1M>. He leaves two sons snd Let us hear from our correspondents a daughter. The funeral occurs to-day. nJ? "inler I® coming on and Mrs. Mattle Spaaiding entertained 30 {*’’ *111 be plenty of time to write dnryoung people Saturday afternoon and «fi the long evenings. evening In honor of the tenth birthday of ■ /’’J11*— A span of four-year-old her daughter Mabie. The occasion waa T1’ ’ aS?,?r *,le’ black and woa,d weigh highly enjoyed by all thoae £iM' of. or write to Mrs. eentar piece-no the dining table was a large frosted cake on which was placed J®bo PsttiHin, Irving. ten eandlea. Miss Mabie was the recip­ ' ;tlrr wb« n™ sooth of the ient of many pretty and usefiri df‘" had a stroke of paralysis a few days her young frlenda. whn departed Ud ha, Mn« been falling very fast. sincerely that she might have many happy “ “nlh >' expected at any time. returns of the dsy. nh!5h,Wll“ 111 WO01’ knU ,JOOU with ■ A hoaM b-IOMln, to Mm If* J^Ern °"ly r‘ 00 «*r >*,r B‘ mon>. thl, ,ld»o< U» r "U|e n-d front shoe store. no (Mr ,tn*t oraupW I’F ,bo;l» o c m* J*' Woollky * Bhombok. family. MMht on urd.y nKhl.nd ural tram■'"'"l d” JfV'h *TOr7 PO1DU Ot ^ iracilon W tbe aetlra ,™l "’"''JL “ J :JIEp'i W|lh which 1 Will vaccinate at or th. Bra bon "„,fito W 7 “ft* -'0 eta tor each person. > mretory. ,»d I, Wlerod by mray to W G. W. Lowby. JJ-B-L*wl» who Hves east of tbe city several feet from any ’J0**, .hal puttadjuith- '"'f’*''*1 “Icitod dij 1..?“*^“ four-year-old horse one 70„„ Sr i? Tbe,0“ heavy one .Mel In kf pUur tb« in< naaLe* * he ■ Poor hard work- ■i arm time aa though the entire nuu»^ ’tonb7tel?OU and fl"h hook8« 01,1 *x haMU?WOit,rl ha,r p’""- ,0<ari ,Bd *^«riVh P’htW! 04 Autos McDonald and Frank HooghtaUnTreturned from Dakota Thursday, and at<i not mtteli in love wllh that state. Mrs. C. C. Barnes, of Grand Rapids, bad'been visiting her daughters Misses May and Clara Shattuck the past week, y/dlss Minnie Wardell closed 'her school in Grangeville laat Saturday. Sbe wfll teach in the South Pine lake district tho corning winter. Mrs. B. F. Heckert, of Paw Paw, who has been visiting Mra. M. H. Bailey left fur Lansing Monday where she will visit before returning home.l .Afhi. Clement Smith will read a paper at tlio Stall' Sunday School Convention at 'T' ■*>*f""’ ... A. ...--------- nl)1j Wages l.u.litre, mretlhlt of th* Youn< Mrii'.SoeUI Club held >•’> «**»• Th" (oll4«ln« offloew wore elected tor the en9Uit>K years—■ pncsidrnt —Ira VanVnlkenburg. Vfce President—Fred Parker. Secretary—Cha*. Jordan. . Treasurer—G. F. Chhlwter. \ ltkva« voted that " dance] be given TbailkKl’IW "W" 1,1 I""1 " bei’i Sttplehul In the old court boore building. aailpeter. Bli the hole with wa- -A™. police. . .hrnwinz ashen or rubbish In any ecut according to Iaw w Coei AOtox. Millkh- City Marshal. We will sell anything in our lin<xol Plush and Wool Caps; Wool and Fur Soft Hats and anything in our Stiff Hats at from We have just purchased the full line of samples, carried by our agents and will close them out at the regular wholesale price. Every article is in perfect condition. REMEMBER that this sale is for one day only. DON'T FORGET THE DATE, H. & C®., PROP’KS. . SOME $15.00 OVERCOATS NOW $10.00. HE way we’re selling Over­ coats. A customer who has been dealing at this store for 18 years brought in a friend last Saturday to buy an' Overcoat. He bought an elegant coat that we’re now selling for $10,winter weight'. The old customer said: “That’s the best overcoat I ever saw for the money. I dont see how in the world you make any money?" We doh’t make any money. It’s the $15.00 coat of a year ago that we are now sellin g for $10. So on throughout our big houseful of Suits, Autumn weight Overcoats, Winter Overcoats, Boys’ Clothing, Underwear, Neckwear etc. We’re working hard to do business without thought of profits and in that way we liaven’t neglected or reduced the high standard of the clothing we sell —for fashionableness and servicableness. It’ unlike all other clothing. THE FINEST CLOTHING STORE IN HASTINGS. D *X- IZ GRANT Lj A JN I .. W. A. Scidmobk. Chief, urani m AW’*0’-* ro“ " -.L. !«.«"*•Q fUpU. Mleh- fl h. • LAMBERTVILLE RUBBER CO. (Signed) 80 quire?- This week. THAT we The Lambertville SOME $15.00 OVERCOATS NOW $10.00 �RAILROAD Tho Experience of a Drummer In Hubs, Townsend & Co., Chicago con­ the Rush for Li?s<L ▲ Ship Load of Dynamite Explodes tractors, have contracted* to build a at Santander, Spain. At Wembley P~V. • enlrarb ot Lon­ don, there In now In progreu <4 oon.tructlon n tower whoee summit will be 1,300 feet above the level of the sea. In bright II will eeUpne the lemon, ere- tloo of M. Eiffel by ITU feet, the reepectire eltltude. being he 1.1W to 9T5 The knoll on which It .tend, in IM feet above tho w» l<wel, and «nM> may well reel at the attempt to realire the glorlon. and expan.lre view »Ucli will be available from the top. There will be three platforma to tho tower, at Intervening altltndea of 130 feet. 500 feet and 050 feet reapectfully. Tbe area ot tho drat will be about 000 toot S. H. Clifford, New Cassel. Win wa. troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism his stomach was disordered, his liver was affected to an alarming degree, apm-tiu. fell away, and he was terribly rwlun-d In flesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. Uj |ia(| a running sore on his leg of eight years’ standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen'e Arnica Salve, and his leg ls sound and well. John Speaker. Catawba, o had five large fever sorts on bis leg. doctorsaid he was Incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buckh-n's Arnica Salve cured bitn entirely. Sold by W || Goodyear, the druggist. line of railway from the seaport towns of Akka (ancient Acre) and Haifa to old Damascus in Syria. Five miles of the line have been projected from Akka, and the Chicago contractors will No less than eight traveling men build the main portion from Haifa, HORROR ABROAD. south of Akka, to Damascus, a dis­ were seduced into making a run to the Santandkb. Spain, Nov. 7.—By the tance of 148 miles, passing the sea of Cherokee strip in search of quarter sec­ explosion of a ship load of dynamite Galilee on the south. They will fully tions or town lota ant), the number Friday night hundreds of persons were equip the road.fprnishing rolling stock, which returned disappointed and dis­ killed and half of the town destroyed. telegraph lines, roundhouses, rails, gusted was exactly six. As 1 was one Crowds were on the quay watching the ties and every bit of material. Eight­ of the number and hence am telling a Now Try Thia. vessel burn when suddenly her een months arc given them in which, 'tale on myself, says a writer in the It will cost you nothing and will sun iv dangerous cargo blew up, 'ln- after notification as to time of begin- St. Louis Globe-Democrat. 1 cannot be accused of malice, unles* it be against do you good, if yob have a cough, cold. <’i fire stoutly killing the daring any trouble with throat, chest or hingmankind in general and the interior scatterfighters and spectatora. “ Dr. KJtng'8 New Dfocpvery forconsuniptimh department in particular. 1 paid ing parts of the burning boats all over coughs and colds Is guaranteed to give re­ twenty tjollars for a turn to register, the city and wrecking mauy buildings. lief. or money will be paid back. Suff rand have ever since looked upon tho Fire followed the explosion, which era from la grippe found g just the thinr man who made the sale as a remark ­ many took for an earthquake, and be­ and under its use bad a speedy atid pert. • ably smart individual. I obtained a fore it could be checked half the recovery. Try a sample bottle at our cv Rev. MKA , certificate and at twelve o’clock com­ town was in ruins In the excite­ pense aud learn for yourself just how g6<>J menced to ride a bright looking horse ment tbe number of dead was placed a thing it Is. Trial bottles free at W. 11. HAIFA into the strip. 1 might have got A H*ods SaraapariUa and PilU at 1,000, but 300 is probably nearer the Goodyear's drug store. Large size it'e good claim if I could hare controlled correct figure. Among tho dead arej I*rovc Their Merit. and 81.00. cieun the horse. But I couldn’t The ani •• I think I would have been in my grave sev­ the governor of the province, the pre­ mal simply did his best to beat everjeral years ago had it not bcoh for Hood’s Sarsa­ fect, the chief of police and two judges. thing else in sight, taking the fastest The best salve In the world for cuu. parilla I wu a United-States soldier; served The marquis ot Pombo is missing and three years In tho Union Army and was with it is believed he is among the dead. horse for peacemaker aud following bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheuni. fever­ Sherman tn his sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, with praiseworthy assiduity. I have London, Nov. 7.—Tho Madrid cor­ March to the Sea. corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ been under the impression that I could respondent of the Standard in his re­ JEMCHO; ly cures piles or no pay required, it is While In the service I contracted aatama, port about the Santander disaster says ride, and if sticking on a horse's back breackitia and catarrh, which have become guaranteed to give perfect satisfuctifm, or means good riding I have nothing to that after the explosion terror-stricken money refunded. I’riee 25 cents per box chronic dlicaaea. I And that Hood’* Sarsapa­ be ashamed of, for I certainly did not crowds on the wharf rushed off in the rilla and Hood’s Pills aro are the best mertlclnes For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. fall off. Otherwise I was a complete MA p \ RHOWINO ROUT! OF RAILROAD IN I can use for these camplalnLv TMey havo cer­ maddest disorder, trampling each other tainly prolonged my life. I earnestly recomfailure as a rider, for the horse went at down and carrying panic into the city. The 5 year-old bay mare atolen from • , STRIA. his own gait, turned when lie wanted The burning debris set fire to the rail­ Charles Tande of Vicksburg was recover­ ed near Marcellus oq^ Tuesday, where it way station at Solarca, 13 miles distant ning, they must complete the system. to and treated my desires with a They are to turn the road over to the contempt which was supreme, it was found four weeks ago by a farmer from Santander. before in his pasture lot with his horses. Fifty private houses on Mendos and construction compwny as fast as com­ was nearly three o'clock he got so tired out that I was Vigos streets were destroyed by the pleted in twenty-five-mile sections. The Northern Michigan Hardwood The materials for equipment will able to stop him. and by that time he Lumberman’s association of Traverse flames. In addition to these losses, City baa decided to limit this year’s cut to several important public buildings and probably be purchased in Europe. The had got me Into one of the worst sec­ 00 percent of wbat it was last year. valuable archives were burned before labor will be native, with none of the tions in the strip, where the ground m*nd the medicines as Just righifor what they any headway could be gained on the modern appliances for railway build­ did not l>egin to be worth the amount Ing, for the reason that the primitive the government asked for it. Whether Dr. Dio Lewis, the emln^fit Boston are advertised. 1 un satisfied they save many fire. Among the victims were the civil methods can be adopted on the ground those who obtained the claims got in square. and it will be covered by a physician, In a magazine says: "A radical Uve- every year." Rev. 8. 8. Thomfson of th# M. P. church, Atilla. Illinois. governor, several judges, the captain much less expensively than improved on balloons or whether they sneaked concert hall, shops, restaurant* and error underlies nearly all la^dical treat­ HOOD’8 Pills euro Constipation by reator- of the port, his daughter, the colonels machinery can be sent in. There are in over night I am not prepared to say, sideshows of various kin da There ment of catarrh. It is not a^Hl^ease of 'u* tho peristaltlc action of tbe alimentary canal. commanding the troops and gendarmes, no great physical difficulties to be but everj- claim with pretense of herb­ will be like erections on the second the man’s nose; it is a disease of th\ man several government official, officers, overcome, the contractors say. All age or water on it was occupied, and platform, but on a lesser scale, and on showing Itself In the nose—a Ixxral ex:magistrates, policemen, soldiers and the Americans who will go to engage one man had a house half built. It did the third a post office with telephonic billon of a Constitutional trouble.' in the work of construction are George not take me long to make up my mind communication will be the leading Therefore, he argues the use of snuff, and Marquis Casatombo, other applications Is wrong, and while W ill save money by attending PARSON’S Official telegrams state that mauy M. Hubs, one of the Townsends and A. that the sooner 1 could get back into If tho amount of business they seem to NEW BUSINESS COLLEGE, Kalamazoo, bodies have been recovered from the T. Wilcox, who will act ns general su­ Kansas the better, but I had no idea of feature. give temporary re­ corner of Main and West Sts. Send for bay of Biscay and from the ruins. The perintendent. The contract calls for the enormous distance I had traveled transacted on the highest stage of the lief. they really do more harm than good. Eiffel tower bo any criterion the post ­ Catalogue. until 1 had got well into the journey master general will have no cause to Other leading authorities agree with Dr. material losses chiefly consist of the an expenditure of $5,700,000. W. F. PARSONS. Lewis. Hence the only proper method of The route from Haifa is southeaster­ on an exhausted horse which needed great number of houses burned and . Prest complain of an unremunerative cure for catarrh ia by taking a constitu­ which are valued £500,000.’lower Galilee, crossing both food apd water badly. 1 had to ly at .through branch, while the patriotism of its tional remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla the Jordan near the sea of Galilee, JAPANESE According to official telegrams the camp out all night, and fyially got into patrons will be gratified by the cir­ which, reaching every part ot the body latest accounting shows that 300 pier­ thence northeasterly through the west­ town on Sunday morning heartily cumstance that this stage is to be 40 through the blood, does eliminate alL4n>ern approach of the steppe region to ashamed of myself, and with enough sons were killed and 450 wounded. feet higher than the loftiest which the purities and makes the whole man -KealthThe scene following the bloving-up Damascus. । dust on me to have startc i a small Parisian erection can boast. Crowning lec. It removes the cau-e c-r tlie trouble Duxuukcus Bianun u site of O* sin-; alii- : vegetable garden. My only consolation of the steamer is almost indescribable, Damascus stands upon a all will l»e an electric lamp of extraor­ aud restores thd, diseased membrane to A New and Complete TrtalraeuL cou.-Utlntf of and the effect of tbe explosion of these gular .beauty. *• • -It has 150,000 inhabit­ hundreds of others were proper condition?, That Is the practicle firpPOSITOHira, Capault-ff of Ointment and two anta apd is'fifty-seven miles distant J equally unfortunotc. and I believe dinary illuminating power. result Is proven by thousands.of p>i.p!e Botr« of Olutmcnt. A nov^r-falllna Cure for Pii< » 480 coses of dynamite will hardly be bcThe entire td*er will weigh about of every nature mJ w—k. It make* anopcnitr a I lieved. The power of the explosive ■from Beyrout, the principal seaport there was mure grumbling and cussing who have been cured of catarrh by tpklng xrlth ’•ho knit" or Injections of carbolic acid, which seven thousand fire hundred tons and food's Sarsaparilla. and trailing post of the country. _ arc painful am! aeldutn n permanent cure, and often | shot tons of iron into the air, where it to the square inch all day’ Sunday in each on i>s colossal legs will stand on renultiruj tn death, unuccesrary. Why endu'e j mingled x. ith the burning fragment* of < ______ L than .L__________ __ • ..could ...iq Beyrout will find a serious rival in I! athis town anyone ___ present this ternbte diaonsa? W« guarantae O Deputy County Treasurer |zuig id Haifa when the new railway, to be possibly realize. W., ’ who ' travels ’ for * a a solid-'rock of concrete, already in Muskegon has turned over the keys boxes to cure nny cnee, too only pay for the steamship, tug and wooden quay, position and embedded to the depth of I as well ax with the mangled bodies of known as the Syrian Ottoman railway, ‘ S ’dry ” ’ house, did not turn up St. Jo goods the office ’o Wesley Soderberg with a Gtwrante*- i-»u<-l! x/w agents. i hundreds of the unfortunate people is completed. I till just after supper on-Sunday even- seventy-five feet. . This weight is much check of 8700. CONSTIPATION lighter than that of the Eiffel tower, who were hurled upwartl at the some ■ ing. Exactly what happened to him the great LIVER and 8TOMAOH RKGCLATOK «M ( The October output of the Quincy jinine SENATOR SLACKBURN. ' no one will know until he regains his but Sir Benjamin Baker, who built the BLOOD 1’1 BIMBO. Small, mild and plvawit te time. great Forth bridge, is superintending was 750 tons of orc: of the Wo’ .k-rinOver tbe adjoining buildings totter­ onr tetnjMT. At present he will give no in­ 76’i tons, and of the Atlantic 2171* iton1-. ing with wreckage fell a shower of iron GU.illAXTEEd Israe l nn.y liy i formation whatever, and all thattlie Ls work and may lx* safely trusted to make the structure perfectly strong Sufferers from Rheumatism oil the followed by huge pieces of wood and , W. IL Goodyea r. Sole Agent, Hastings. Senator Joseph C. S. Blackburn, of known is that he went into the strip the remains of human bodies, and above j Versailles. Ky.. was born in Woodford I <’» horseback and came buck as an and safe. Heart will find •■Adironda." SHERIFFS SALE. | all dropped fluming splinters which set i county, Ky., October 1, 1338; was cd- ! extra passenger in a prairie schooner The four legs are already a third of Heart and Nerve Cure, a never fa'i 1 > :< Bute of Mlchfrar. county of lUrry-ss, By virtue ot a writ of h lerl Faciiw tsMied out fire to hundreds of buildings, causing a | ucatcd nt Sayre s Institute, Frank- or ex-boomer's wagon. A Chicago man liie way up to tho first platform. They lief nnd cure If properly taken Sold • » of and under the seal of the Cretilt Court for acene of panic, similar, one would ira- , stand at ut the Lilt- VV'IUVIri corners of Ita .A'|U,UV square IVA of ( fort, Ky., and Center College, Danville, j who went iu with us on horseback nv«aiAU tho county ot B»rry and s’ate of Michigan tome directed and delivered against the cools and agine, to the one which would have | Ky.. whence hc<graduated in 1857; from hcro k'ot hopelessly lost, and three hundred-feet base, within which • "• H- Goodyear, chatties, lands and tenements ot DelabtotL De­ succeeded the bursting forth of u vol- ; studied law with George K. Kincaid, finally found himself ut Kiowa, where four elevators—two up and two down j Carp taken from (!»<* River .lUiki haven. 1 did on the second day of December. cano at the waler’s edge. . * ». ^-will work nnd will be able, if re- I Dundee are n it prized very bishly t A. D., I8K7.1.’vy upon and take all the right at Lexington; was admitted to tlie bar , he sold the quadruped and took the back here Another of •». the ■ quired. Jo carry as many as sixty then- ' title and Interest of the said Deigliton Dehaven In The force of the exploding dynamite , in 1858. nnd practiced until 1801. He ' enra ' . .t. ._ man _• and to the following described real estate sit who tinted In the tosniship of Johnstowr^ Harn caused such a concussion that in addi- ' entered the confederate army in IM1, traveling fraternity, .vj, .. ..v. has’always * sand peRMms in nduy. The . tower will Countv. Michigan, tn-wit: . _- • that he ~ ,,.7.".. — -* -• —The first hnj secured a licence k» wrd EHK-My. lion to shaking hundred* of buildings j and M>rred throughout the’wan re-, •boasted never got .left, joined [ la? *built entirely or steel. Tbe north west fractional quarter (*i) />( tn? off the'r foundations it actually sunk ' a town-site few -7days --before ) ■ north e-ast fracilotial quarter t*4) ol/'section Burned the practice of law in 1805; was'। » t - ---- colony --7 -a --­ ; platform is under contract to be ut Berlin aged 73. . — number two (2>. town one (I > north-uf rang- a hundred small craft In the harbor i elected to the state legislature of Keu- “ the opening and'. went Iin ..7L with them, I finished by November of this year, but elgntW went.containing f<»rtvave(M) acres »1 . in addition to setting fire to a large ■ f a dozen suoners were quarreling ! Uo date has been fixed for the execntacky in 1871, and ’73; was elected to Half a c* land more ones-, una or les-, sit all or of wnica which Ir susu shall expo^fl expo—- , for sale at public suction or vendue io the liluli j ---------number of vessels and starting . _ iXner . over the quarter section lhev had ! tiun of the entire work, though Hint eat bidder os the Tn* directs at the north front ' conflagrations upon several of the designed to make the metropolis of the ' consummation may possibly be witdoor ot the Court House In the city of Hastings, Indian territory when they arrived at > nessed by the end of 1894. that being the budding in widen tlie Cireuli larger ships, including tho Alfonso • Court for said county of Barry, state of .Mich­ XII., which vessel caught fire so sad- ’ it, and all they could do was to drive I ~ igan, is held, on HaimdnSr the second dav of denly and burned so flercelv that forty I LONDON’S NEV/ MAYOR. December, A. D , lew. at to o'clock ia tho toreback. Our brother in affliction gives j of her crew lost their live* on board of ; noon. ! a most humorous account of his exBakkr Siirinkr. Ex-Sherin. her. ■ perience. Three of the number made ; 0.8. Clark. Plaintiff's Alt'y. The effect of the explosion upon tbe Dated. October 12tb. IH». Uie ran nn horrcbkcli the bnUnoe lol„„. The livery men of the seventy Ku guilds ADMINfSTRAtOR’8 SALE. . Inhabitants of Santander was bewild­ The Albion District Methodic , lowing In When ibey mvl at of lh„ city of ha„ oncp wore In tlie matter ot tho estate of Justin D Bas ering. ..For sumo .time after the dis- I the eorate, .pot .nd compared note, ! ln lho „„„„„ liaU for ters associativa will be held in Battle sett, deceased. Notice Is hereby glv.«n that I shall *<11 at aster they were positively stunned , । they docidni to camp oof for tho, the purpora ot eloctlnj » new lonl m.ypublic auction to the lilghest bidder, on Monday with dismay nud then followed a panic t Bert Lcs>lter of Grattan ba» harve.-trd “n U?r. ■ I °r- Th«*r 'hol“ ’“•'■‘■’It ci'‘« the -7th dav of November. A. D.. 1«93. during which 100 people are re- i from ’J vf at one o’clock. In the afternoon at the they b.d enough food and dnnk un year full between Mr. Ald. rm.n Tyler 1,420 bnsbeh of point premises herein described tn the town­ ported to havo gone atafik mad, while > . hand to gira Indlgnuon. Itnol.gout to a„d Mr. Alderm.n F.u.lel-1' bllliporand. land. ship of Irving, In the county of Barry, the vast majority we\e so paralyzed the entire pnrty A remurb.bl. dlffl- j on lhl, „,alt reportcdq, th, in the state of Michigan, pursuant t«» license and authority granted to me on the 4*h with fear and shock that they were in­ unity 11,en bract hem. Leer, Inch ot rourt o, „1Hrnn,n, MrV Tyler wan day ot August, A. D. HW3. by the Probate capable of moving to the assistance of ground ot the ,le nlty wa. eUlmed. elccU^ Thc „uoaoc», court of Barry county. Michigan, all of the the dying or of making any effort to estate, right, title and Interest <•! tho said de­ and no one would allow them to camp, ceased of. in and tn the real estaio sltniitr. and extinguish the flames, which sprung up j fearing lest it was a trick for thc pur­ being In the county of Barry. In tbe s'*te of from a mass of buildings and which be­ Michigan, kn <wn and desctibed as follows, pose of securing evidence in u project­ gan to spread with’lhe most threaten- ■ ’ to-wtt: Tlie south west quarter (If) ot the south weM ing rapidity. The quay and prome- SENATOR J. C. 8. BLACKBURN, KKNTUCKT. ed contest Finally their resting place was selected on the edge of one of the quarter <’i) of section twenty-two (22 town node close to the scene of the explo ­ the house in the Forty-fourth, Forty­ countless branches of the Arkansas four (1) north range nine we-t. • J. W. Hkspkiishoit. sion presented the must sickenmg fifth. Forty-sixth, Forty-seventh and Admiclstrator. river, and after a hearty supper and sight ever witnessed. Mangled and Forty-eighth congresses; was elected to Dated. October lOMi. l«3. blackened corpses were.scattered here the United State! senate as a democrat, a good wash in the river an attempt PROBAfK OBDK1L Joseph Heder aged of 1’ ~ Kopi-Iand there or were in heaps in many to succeed John S. Williams, democrat, was made to sleep. The darkness 81 ate of Michigan, County of Barn'. “• was killed by jumping flow a train At a aesslon of the Probate Court, for cases upon the wounded and dying, and took his seat March 4, 1885, and Lrouglk, with it thousands of ‘mosqui­ nesdny. . the county of Barry holden al tlie whoso fearful shrieks of agony filled toes and millions of insignificant was reelected in 1890. His term of creeping things which stung worse Probate office, in the (:lty of Hastings, tn Muskrats are building large and h । said County, on Friday, the 27th day of the air and struck terror into the houses lu preparation fur a long. than could be imagined, and camp was October la the year one thousand eight hun­ hearts of those who after a time sum- , service will expire March 3,1897. winter. dred and ninety three. broken before nine o’clock. After Present, diaries W. Armstrong, Judge of moned sufficient courage to venture | Probate. "A few weeks ago." says a corre­ thot two or three more attempts were In the matter of the estate of Myron, made to secure a decent resting place, Simpson, deceased, and determining who were ' Over 100 are said to have been pre­ spondent in the Philadelphia Record, the lawful heirs and entitled to tbe binds of cipitated feta tho sea by the explosion, “I saw a crowd collected around a car­ and finally it was decided to keep said deceased On reading aud filing the peti­ .moving af^the best opportunity for tion, duly verified, of Emma J. Dubois, dough and there beneath thia hail of blood, riage in front of a doctor's office. ter of said deceased praying for reasons therein wood and iron they met death with the Pushing my way into the crowd I saw comfort. Several miles were covered stated that an arder or decree be made by this crews of the unfortunate steamer and a vqry pale young man in the carriage during the night, aud in the looming LORD MAYOU TTLER Of LONDON. court determining who are or were the lawful heirs of said deceased and enUtl d to inherit the tugboat which was about to tow suffering from nosebleed, holding out the heartbreaking discovery wa^made said estate and their respective rights therein. her into the bay. On board the tug­ tbe forefingers of each hand to a gen­ that they were going south instead of ment of tho court's decision, presently ThereuDoa Bis ordered, that Wednesday the boat were many citizens of Santander, tleman, evidently the physician, who - north. They retraced their steps and made public by the recorder, met with Standard Oil oempany has lp»»»d « the forenoon, be icsflrood tor the hearing of who were taking part in tbe work of was engaged in tying them together finally got back into town in a very loud cheers. Mr. George Robert Tyler, said petition and thiU the Uelrs at law of said dilapidated and dirty condition and lord mayor-elect, fa the head of the lection of land In Dundee and will bcre deceased and all other person* Interested in rescue. All of them have disappeared with a string placed around the lasti with an immense amount of conceit firm of Messrs. Venable*, Tyler ± Co., for oil. said estate, are required to appear at a sesslou forever. joint of eaeh finger. I asked him if of said court, then to be holden at the Probate A train from the province which was that would cure tho nosebleed and he knocked out of them. Wo propose to paper makers, Queenhithe. He has Bay City’s government building, et's’office. In the dty of Hastings, In said County, resume, our ordinary avocation* as soon served every civic office, was elected a Ln* 4100.000. la ready for occupancy. and stow cause. It any there be. why the prayer jUst arriving at the railroad station of the petitioner may not be granted. And It when the Cabo Machichaco blew up few miuuteq and naw tho cure effected. as wc are rested up. common councilman in 1877 and after­ ia further ordered, that said petitioner give no wards deputy of his ward. During the tlce to the persons lutermted in said estate, of experienced'tho force of tho explosion, A few days later I tried the remedy on A Sorjth American Amazon. the pendency of said and nwl.r the hearing --..-I... - petition A. thlw t.V 1.W was lv recked and set fire to and the my office boy, who had a severe caae of Tbe belief in a Chinose Columbus Among the persons who have had mayoralty of Sir David Evans Mr. majority of its passengers were burned nosebleed, and it cured him almost im­ great influence in the revolution in, Tyler was a sheriff; he is at present the wan first allowed by scholars only In said County to death before any assistance oould bi mediately." •• Rio Grande do Sul is a woman—Mme. master of tho stationers* company; and about fifty years ago. The claim w of him it may also be mentioned that furnished thorn. Gabriela de Matos, thirty-one year* The J»Tute-»h<mrnr ffplder. he is a conservative and Church of that a Buddhist priest In the fifth cen­ CllAB. W. ABMRTRONO. ORIGIN OF A BIG BOSTON FIRE, tury crossed tbe Pacific to this country Judge ot Probata Yucatarsia the home of an uncanny old, with large blue eyes and blonde England man. hair. At the beginning of the revolt and returned, making a written re­ Yoathfol Incendiary in Jail Confesses to species of spider, known ati over Cen­ port of hia discovery. The report still NOTICKFOR HEARING CLAIMS. CostUest MU. of RfiUroad. tral America as the "mule-shearer.” she sold her cattle and attached her­ self to tho troops of Yuca Tigre, exists. It was translated into French State ot MlcblgM, County of Barry-st. The costliest mile of railroad is a This queer representative of the MyBoston, Nov. 7.—Louis A. Wright, an NntJce is Hereby given, that by an order of the Probate. Court for the County of Barry 18-year-old lad of Newton, Muss., now galo family has a habit of creeping up whose adjutant she became. She ac­ mile measured on the steel portion of In 1791 by M. de Guignes. It gave 8 made on the 1st day of November. A D. t8M. in jail us an incendiary, has confessed tho legs of mules and horses nnd companied the half-wild leader on all the Forth bridge. The length of this narrative of a voyage eastward by a six months from that date were allowed for cr-dhia expeditions, clad in a uniform portion is a mile and twenty yards, priest for twenty thousand 11, whercnc Iterate prreent their claims against the estate to having set tbe big fires in Boston shearing off the hair that surrutxnds of Jane WllUsms, tate ol said county. last spring which so startled Boston and the hoof, especially the fetlock; The which was a strange combination of and the eost of it was considerably found a country which he named Fuail ItnM Al ..Id Across over >10,000,000. The most expensive aang. People similar to the Indians caused a wholesale jump ia insurance hair gained in this curious operation is women’s and men’s attire. her shoulders she carried a band on railway system in the world is the were described, os well aa American ■,-ates. His fires included the Hecht used by the insect as a next-building building, the Ames, Lineohf Brown, material, and is removed from the leg which were the words: “Long Live inner Circle” line of London, which plants. The only doubt about the Liberty! Loxjg Live Rio Grande do matter is us to the distance meant by 'Durrell and other buildings burned in of the mule orhoraeby a strong pair of BnlT’ Many deeds of courage, as well from 43.000,000 to 45,000,000 per mile. twenty thousand IL The priest may the so-called Lincoln street fire, besides mandibles, which resemble these of a m kindness, are told of this unusual The last constructed mile, between have only reached some island in ths sundry other buildings. His Work "pinching" bug. Animals bitten by caused a loss of property of 48,000,0 i the •‘mule-shearer" always lose their woman, who believes that she Is a sec­ the Mansion house and Aidgate, eoat Pacific ocean. ond Joan of Arc. called to lead her hoofs. V. AJUOTBOXO. ~ together, including “compensations,” and eight death* • country to independence. JodMtfProtata nearly <10,000,000. ThFM. Hundred CltUena Killed and Our MOM Jfi HOOD’S Sarsaparilla CURES YOUNG MEN xas/ CURE Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry fer j Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry fo; Pitcher’* Castoria. �business cards. p s. PALMWlMt Hastings Banner J. M. SMITH rhnr«4»v: Nov. g, ,893. . W < fl VJCCTIO5 HSAL MTATK LA ’ oFFlCB OF PALMERTON A SMITH Coc'*'i’".ll,"Ca !‘Prtl>“woodland. Mich Mothers suffering .with weakness and emaciation, who give little nourishment to babies,should take i.vwandcot.i.Kcnox offwk.J ,-i.iess promptly attended to. rTfla-art Loyal K. Kaappeu. Arthur r. Iteuiwm. .. Y \t;l KNAfl’ENA DENISON. l.A'VVKRH, . . . Ml,-I.|g»n Trust Co. Bld*.. Grand Rapids, Michigan. Scott’s Emulsion • <’E KIRK. .M. !>•. ’ phvkieian aud Surgeon. ~ flee - >■ ' 11 l-hiiki. • • Mich. ■•■lb attended day or night. . 11 ■ r.ll.l — IliW- at.ir,. Of­ s \ -WEKZEY. IA.MI' Allotney at law. Ilnitlnga. Mich. in all’courts of Hie stale. Col­ ; , aiptty attended to. lectf the Cream of Cod-Uver OU and hypophosphites. It will give them strength and make their babies fat. P*yJlc,ons. tho world over, endorse II H I.ATIIEOI’. !i..u!ta*mlhlc Phyalclan and Surgeon W. H- Goodyear’s New ]) Don't bo deedsbj Substitutes! LOCAL NEWS : I BN ER. M. D . • QIKQULUTION • i> wewk, 80 quire?. II. BARBER Urekfl night. lietiy Ilk agitating better fire pro- M. !».. hunters left for tlie north ... 1 <1. in Telephone. ru>' It is said MM A. P. A. society has been — formed at Woodland.. • ’ ’ | Mrs. Nancy Godfrey of Ifowne died rr. । cenlly of creeping paralysis, aged 78 j years. Jj|u- has ta-en totally blind for I t .vo years. . ■ J.wepli Warburton. 4 a’Respected old resident of Maple Grove htfi been devot­ ing innch of his attcn’Jon this aunmirr to raising celerv. One evening s recently some unhung villlan.went into the patch and stole the finest part of tlie crop. It will be remembered that several । wevks ag>> Bert Ritenborg fell from a 1 tree and broke tit- arm. the bone protrud­ f,.lit and >41 lug through the flesh and entering the giuund. and alio that the fracture was at that time «»•’» with but little hopes of sjvlug the arm On ..Sunday l>rs. Bsiuhman. ity ank and astings Carpenter, of this place nnd Horner of laike Odessa went to the boy’s home and Hastings, - - Mich. amputated tbe arm‘close Jo the shoulder. The patient h now progressing line'y de7A.L. $7-5,000.00 ’spite bis weakened condition at the time ■l-ltVLt> #126)00.00. of the operation. —Woodland News. under the laws ot the State of The stockholders of the creamery com­ Michigan. pany at Woodland held a meeting yester­ for t>u.<uues.«Dec. IS.IM8. day at tbe qreamery building, which Is officers: completed. At the meeting .committees were appointed to procure what milk could Im had this fall and report at the next hireling, which will be held to­ morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock, if a suf­ ficient quantity, of milk. say from i.500 to 2.000 pounds, can tw sreureti every other day the creamery will be .itdVtrd and run ttiroagliout the winter. A committee was also appointed to procure fifty milk department lu in Barry caua, and business in the creamery line is expected to hum in a very Aort spa.*e of time. . C H B , DRINK IGE. GREflM SODA. Glojti-r.Ale. Knot Brer, Milk Shake and Pepsin 4’henjr Tonic at heotxbs’ ni 've HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS PROSTRATION, pain in the back. (.’arter’s Kidney fies the blood, nnd t’arter'e Kidney A and positive cure llamation of the NEIGHBORING COUNTIES- The Anderson house of Eaton Rapids cxnnS very jifrar being burned last week. N<.w i Mrep roundly nnd awake Coala were dumped In lhe alley to near Hie • ut I cun heartily n-commend lu -i or WHEELER and FUL^KH hotel. 3Y • r,,,l:‘r Springs, Mich. W. Vaughn and son of Eaton Rnpidv bare already b»u:ht a'wnt 50 000 btlahel* of beans this season at an ay*’’’ HASTINGS. age price of about 1 85 to 140 |»er bu»hel. -tr; r .> r tn in.- alter preaching till luped . A Backache Tea puri­ regulates the bowels, Buckache Tea Is a sure for backache and Inklihtav/i and bladder. Sold only by W. H. Goodyear. DNEXCELLKDFOR INFANTS! ■ ?• w. H. GOODYEAR. C/INCEK IS A Paper head before tue Co Association by Mias Flora Beadle, ot the Hastings High , School. ^t>nar |g 24x34 ft., and Is an, deep. Tbe foundation of the house has twenty two wi™ .M lh. ,0 th.“ X porch™ hu thin, tbw ,n<|„ Th; ,^“h” porehw STUDT OF CloASAICB. In order to make thin subject of great­ est Interest aud benefit to the average t .nu7h? H '•"“"P* •« Pylori teacliera, we mu»t combine it more or less ' ami the ihlmnrya handsomely penciled elowly with reidh.,. tur ll.c >ludy of I Tho lnlor or ot Ihr hou».. th, ,r,liih>it. Eng. Classics Is nothing more than Die: JLUT?""'"“"w- "ooor.llnr. careful, critical reading of the best works of our best authors, English or American, bwl muorl, «u,t w.,rkr».i..hlp. 1, b„ and it In as reading work that we would £" ““ b» * Mllk-hl of Cohlwater, first Introduce .Classics into the graded unci size of the hoof of a two-year-old I eKhar until it is crowded out by healthy heallh,t It 1, on. ,1( tn. On,.,t (<rm houlcii on and district sclnaija. heifer. This scar, the old ncero de- 'i lnf granulations. There to ‘no poulticing or There is nothing npon which so much claroK ta th. r.wi,.v „__i. t .t । bloughiug. no running sores or fool odor. It lhe main ro.d troo. C.ldw.t.r t„ tI„. . , e P”nt or mark of the ; t5 the only known method that reaches and ex­ linn. I< la the h..m» of William Hau,. faithful labor Is expended with so little devil s hoof, and that it is a memorial pels every cancerous cell. result as th<? teaching of reading. No —-BntUe Creek Journal. «t . rampart which he n,.,le with th. I branch of study has a greater educating j. j,. MITCHELL, M. D. HornelhvfUt, N. Y. 131*!’’ au!"^ ml11 Pfo^rty purchased power Ilian good reading, and vet we have king of the sulphurooM regions away bock in slavery days. According to' very few who can read Intelligibly. by the City of a. M Katie for 82,500, as John Ruskin wee said "If 1 could have the termsof the contract the negro is to I a step toward securing tbe turning of the Mingra brook Ihv» Lake Goguac, was a son or daughter possessed of but one I hare supernatural powers over his race --------------------------------------------- | J Tm. a ~_______ sold recently to Robert* N. I’ercey for accomplishment In life. It should be that during thc fow fleeting days that he <1 IRA r—uuor 8400. 1’his Include* the mill and several of good reading;’’ and Ralph Waldo Emer­ remainsa tenant on earth, and that |«9fT|O|n when all is overhissoul is to go-not to I Me. " acre* of laud. Alfonarties on the brook son said "A gtMKi reader summons tbe n- oxanxuiTy f- ***’*' from tbe point of taking water, to Hu- river, mighty dead from their graves and makes bod, who gave it, but to the devil,-who them Bpe»k to us; ” while Henry W. Long ­ haveimw twen Muta excepting E C. has marked it os his own. When Rice RUTAS SICK H Nichol® and H. T. Hinman. Mr. Nichols fellow ban said. "He who reads a jioem arid the devil had settled on the condi1 we understand, nski nothing, and Mr. h. grandly. Is of equal h mor with him who tions outlined above the lessee of the writes h grand poem. has not thus far aske l anything from the negro’s seal placed his cloven hoof ' Reading is largely n matter of physical city. No one thus far has »uffered any over tlie lieart of the wicked old Afri- i damage from the amount of water drawn power, distinct uiterance. good sense and can and left ita indelible impress as I good taste. Before the task of developing Into the lake.—Battle Creek Journal. these, and apply ing them to selections In jvidence of his future proprietary | A Battle Creek merchant offered prizes verse and prose, the average teacher right to- bum the old man to his heart's I • content. for the, largest potatoes brought to his stands appalled. We as teachers usually know what to store in lota of three. The first prize a 35 00 gold piece was won by Daniel do. but we can find no helps which tells I cklesof Bedford whose three potatoes us just bow to do It. We often know weighed fi pounds and 10 ounces; variety. what aud where lire fault Is In the pupils think of it.iui>| th reolys will'>e in-itne In Ila Pennsylvania B.-II. J. F. Wright won I rending, but we do not know how to reme­ favor, minid what Hool’a Htnuquu-dla doe#, th*t trli-tlie nfory oftn-rit One Im i-wu second prize, a pair of 84.00 shoes. His dy it. We propose to make a few suggestions cured of ii . .................ir «1vst*oila Mtirnli-r finds potatoes weighing 0 pounds and fl ounces; it Indtftpe. s;i de f.ir -irk hrmlMch’1. wlnlr others variety. R.d Star. The thbd prize a In regard to the what and how of this report rema-kiblr cures of -crufnlH, c Urrh, 35.00 pair of shoes won by C. K. Romans, preplexlng problem. In Hds work, as in, rheuimall-tn. Salt rii-tuu etc. weight. (J lUHinds and 5<£ ounces; variety all other, the secret of success Is to begin Hood’s Illis are purely vegetable. White Elephant. A year’s subscription to as the Iwgiiiidng and proceed naturally the Battle Creek Journal the 4th.. prize and logically. The beginning of this It Acknowledges no Superior. was.won by Jacob Stanley. Weight. — • • - 5- wbrk must be 'n lhe primary school, the Mrs Winslow's Knotting Syrup has t*en iineu I Um. and 12 ounces; variety. Mammoth work of the primary school teacher Is of tor children >-ethlug. It -ooihs lhe child, soft- • far greater value than that ot any other, eiis Un* irum-<. idtav* all pmn. turn wind colic, t Pearl. and I* the e-t rmiwiy for tJlsrrhora. Twentv. because the security of the structure, in five c.-tit» a Isiitli-. Hold by all druggists ! HASTINGS, MICH. this as in all other things, depemla upon tbrouglioii the world ' Ed. Moray of Carmel has sold 100 . barrels of apples from his orchard this Its foundation. The physical development of the pupil Is the first nmtter to be considered. Elmer Foster off I’lalnweH inadvertent- Impossible to secure u strong, clear voice lv ran a lead pend■il into an artery. of hia without proper positions of the body. ann and as a result that member Is‘ very power of deep breathing aud distinct ’ articulation. , ■' Physical exercises should be taught in A petition has already been tiled in the" 'the school room, they are simple, easily proliHtv court. Hiking for the appoint­ understood ami always^interestlng to the ment of an ndmiiiiotrator that suit for pupils. These simple exercises will get 8S5.000 damages may be commenced tlie pupils on their feet, stretch their ntrnlrfM the Grand Trunk for damages for imi'clea ami till the lungs with pure air. the death of Albert Bradley ami wife, thus assisting pupils Im form the habit of who were killed In the recent disaster at deep breathing, without which good read­ Battle Creek. ing can never tn* sttained. lhi S’ Tho root hu le ALWAYS SMOKE In The Market J. MILLARD, An Unprecedented Offer! Great Value ior Little Money. Weekly News of the World for a Trifle. W. 1‘amtn >>t Hillsdale choked to death on a liean. (Irani! ILipiih has accepted as a gift from the world’s fair commissioner* the paviliut* routnining the Michigan Mineral exhibit and it will be moved to the John Ball park. Yesterday a German Ind named A. Emit Harbinger arrived here 4^11 the Michigan Central, bearing a tagTrahi tlie I', s. Immigration cotnmB’.lonori direct­ ing that Io- !>»• sent to Adolph lleleog of Keeh-r. who is aii uncle nf the Imy. Tlie little fellow had come all the way from Germany alone, nnd. through the klnd- (’••ntrr. where h* could find his friends.— Dwcatnr Republican. A new Imrii owned by Mra. J dm Hol­ ton, ten miles nnrthwesl of Battle Creek was burned Wednesday togalher wit it l.700 bushels of wheat and 100 tons of hay. farm Implements etc. it is snppo?t*dtobe the work of a tramp. laws. $3000. insured in tlie Farmers’ Mutual. with local applications, as they cannot reach the seal of the disease. Catarrh ia blotal <«r consliliitloti.il disease, ami hi order to cun- it you must take Internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ii tak« n internally, and acts directly on the blood nnd muruus surfaces. Hall’s t.atarrh Cure is not a quai k. medicine. Il was piescrilred by one of for best phy’lclatis In this country for yeafa »t'd Is a regular prescript Ion It Is coni|w*ed of the i-vst tonics known, nmii.lio-rl with the twsl l.t.Mid puriliers. acting directly i.n ’ue n....«us surtac-e. The perfect rou.l.lnaBon of the t*‘» iugrr’dlvtits lrt *'h"‘ ’,r" ,lur.-s such wonderful rtanlta In curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. F. G Cheney A Co-. Props., loledo. U. Sold bv druggist*. Pfl'* 75 Sizing Up Mortal standing. | met an old friend lost Tuesday. , whom -4 hadn't seen lor three one weeks. -'There have yon boon? 1 ed distinct articulation cannot lie overesti­ mated. Without it no such thing m goral reading H jaw-dlde. and the lack of proper attention to tills matter Li one of the chief causes of poor>rvnding. Distinct articula­ tion depends -upon thc th-xible and tyiergetlc action of the must-le? of tlie jaws, pilntr, tongue and lips. When a child learns the shape and name of a letter teach him it-, sound also. These three matters naturally l>el<nig together-and it taught together will save the teacher ot advanced reading much work in the mat­ ter of articulation. A large portion of the slovenly. IndisBtsrt utterance of pupils, both young and older, in reading nnd recitations Is due to an entire lack of interest in the work, wloch leads them to mumble and shuffle through II as soon as possible, and this hurrying prevents them from taking the trouble to form the sounds distinctly. Much of the mumbling utterance in gen­ eral conversation, to state the tact in plain English, arises from pure laziness. With many people, as with many l»oys and girls it is too much trouble to speak plainly, If they ran spare lln-uiselves the effort. Third. We would remind you that gnorl reading Is natural reading. We talk naturally because we are telling our own Idea* and are- Interested In what we are saying, and we should read hi the same way. M iku your pupils realize that the meaning-—anil consequently the expression —of the sentence Is In no way ch.inge*! when It Is written on the. printed page— the meaning is the same as the spoken thought. You say how cat! we in ike them under­ stand th-t spoken and written thoughts are the same in meaning - and consequent|y the same hi expression? By analyzing the thought, pick out Ute Important words. tran.i|w>»e the sentence from the natural to tlie inverted order and vice versa, until the meaning become:, apparent, llicn nat­ ural expression whl follow. — Fourth. Teach pnpils to distinguish Im:twerii Important and iinlinportant words, avoiding emphasis on conjunctloni. prepo­ sition-. definitive adjectives, etc. In general pupils read each word with equal emphasis, no’ realizing any necessi­ ty for iliscrlmhiaBori or not knowing ex­ actly how to make It when requlnsl. Tench the iisead the dictionary Bi.it pu­ pils tn.iy know the meaning and pnmouueinl Ion of every word which they rend. A common cause of p.air reading in lhe failure to cininec.l sound with sense. Next we would dwell a moineiit , the reading of poelrj. with which we are largely cotineeted tit the study of Ghi’sies. The ’’sing-song" tone so common in the reading of poetry Is caused wlm'ly b> readhifi according to the rhythm amt not according to the score of the liie-s. A pu­ pil’s ear Is more quickly caught b>‘ the rlivthm. the swing, and the beat of the line than by the ideas. Y«»u ask how this may tm overootne. TraimiHwe tin’ woNtc. put the sentences nnd atauzas Into Pin " Engli-h prose. D« »truy the reguisriir <d Hie a.-cctit. M.t’.e the pupil see tlml H *. order in "li’'-h’tie ivril- an- pbu-i i Ii-n nothing whati vi r rpdo.with .. ...... *•’ *’ Rediw-n Swift, n full a- ount of whose ‘Aq-Jwe at----- .” and he mentioned a HfuLand death appp” in this paper, verv swell bnt »“m,ncr re5o,rL Imiited front Jackson w’?h ■< yoke of • ‘•Whotl" I oselalme.1 "You re been the printing preM upon which wv I ' "• '- j the tir.it paper .-t r published I'-)’to’that i-iow place?” . .. XX> you , • Vos. and while I admit that tt nn t Hum? When nert Is n«d try a pair. R.ipidi. He was .-i - of the • ‘ !* rerv rapid, yet It s a grest plaee Ior io, Beit In the world. of thirl InMUtllw";. norations They"re >ntrod.l?cJ .he .00 00 gT.'ntcst game on earth therobin -going io H>c tamnraqWHat i» «V?” cn-iron on# at that Hur' m "IT > , .'.’"“L" ' trunks-” ♦2.00 3.50 prisoirori nn tWTr way to that Institution"CounUng rauill _a*aZ tmnks?’’ Le k.-font.*! ’Countinir 42.50 1 <2.00 ••r’ra When a guest arrive, every ♦2.25 ______ |„ the tho noxei hotel sygets out on — the ♦ I.7S K ’han Adami of Btitle whl'e at rx K'han Bittle Creek ’ TX>n in TOR SOY* tlie wnrld’e tslr. |bnn.l upon lhe 1 ‘ 1M1S and eounl. tho number ot piece. *2.00 iMMvketlMwIr containing spout spoilt $50. .... In of * lia^gaffe i.,, ttN pticketteiok ♦ 1.75 he brintm." bringsfOR ' the pockelltnok w»a found a note read.ng: •They must be crazy." -Sot at all 11 one's trunks and • In case of any accident send this Poc**’’ book to (---- ) Albion. Mich." He for­ „tchehl tall Short ol a certain number warded the money fotlio rightful owro r ho won't be in II It bo remains there a jRsul 1 DRE9S SHOE, m»de la ths latosl Uw Luclna Aldrich; an Adrian Indr litetime. They say they hare no way 8S J't W to H *7 "y H $3’50» M'°° “ of ludgingone'. aocUl standing eseept agXl slxty-i khty. living alon-, •5 Shoe. They fit aquil to ccrtom msdo and look and hr i.b littPW T1«L •wuwell, jfyqn with to oconomlrelnyoar foatwstr, es/ipetl asphyxiation Monday «*k'it i»y mnka will P«l • ri»ht ,? •♦obypurehailsg W. L Dooglu Shoes. Nams and using pipe on a coal Steve that had been “ rusted through and premllted gas to es­ «wlm. but H takes twice as limped ec tbe bottom, look for It whssyoe bey. . girl iberel"—Pittsburgh Dl» When rescued by the nelghlmrs w. L, DOUGLAS, Brwcktoa, Msw. Sold by cape she was unable to stand and was only partially conscious. • OUCLAS W. L s HOE no'VWp. WOOLLEY & BRONSON. Henry Rice, an aged aegfo who re­ CURABLE sidue, or did, not more than a year ago, t tbe knife. sUll at Rolla, this state, says the St Louis Republic, makes what is probably the Hpectal attention 1« gtvto Cancer. Tbe treau most remarkable claim that ever came .sent Is based upon tbe from the mouth of a humin being— theory recently embodied via.: That he had sold his soul to the devil and that his Satanic majesty fat AiwoctaUon of PbyaJclana of VieDua.namely: scaled “J**cu the WIC bargain «»rg»in by oyputting putting his nistrade trade That ac tho cell elements in cancer have much murk on on the the negro's n.ivm’. breast. bv..aa In |n sup-. ■ less —- vitality -—=. than —— thoae of sound fleoh. il ta pooI sibte to attack them wftbtnrt InjuringaruroundP°vt »< 'his prcpHwtvrou. .utement . fitlwSTcJu? ! cc11b- or ,-h<’ general well-being of Bice a deep scaruisituated di-1 tae patient, — ----- bexhibits MFvu ijlui Divuaveu i *•*» jSiticufc. _ — recUj *’............... over th. heart, which appear. ‘I -----£ to have been burned deep into the flesh more effective-wholly removing tbe odor of 11111 *hlt« »•*. E. M. Brigham, “-he lx»y explorer." of Bartle Cieek li«' reached home after a hazardous exploring trip acro-ts South America, occupying nearly seven months, lie Inti mute extensive resea relies among the ruins of th.- Inca- and other prehis­ toric people. The entire trip was made alone, save ns he hired Indian guides. Dr Carter's Kidney A Backache Tea Mr. Brigham hai an extended reputation Is a compound of valuable herbs that m v lecturer and explorer. stimulate tbe Kidneys to action, clearing A house belonging to Mrs. A. M. Park­ the passages net ween the kidneys burst on what h known as the River and bladder, which’ becotne stopped up Bend Farm’’ aouthwespof Augmta burned and cause settlings like brick dust, and If last wx<-k. It was Insured for fluOO and most of the contents were saved. not removed will lead to Dropsy. Diabetes, FEt fn.'N AltY mid any thing in the line or Bright's Disease. Il regulates the four of FRf.MI BAKERY GOODS. / Important organs of the body, tbe stom­ ach. liver, kidneys and bowels. Keep them healthy you need never fear dis­ ease. Price 40 cents a package. Carter’s Kidney jt Backache Tea will cure that sick. Bred feeling with a bad taste In the mouth mornings. T.1ADB MARK Carter’s Kidney Jt Backache Tea will cure Wheeler’sy'^l sick headache, constipation, dizziness, and Heart 1 urn r 5 Cent Cigar t .m l Real Estate Office \.h K* 4/ ttr-»i «»• on. .;«-ii«-rd ,-.»>>/«• 41.cl. ..-• .1 Li.-irx.'" H.w.k..'co.inti, can ! rnta • eomplr' , MARKCO «V THE DEVIL'S HOOF.' SCHOOL COLUMN. pleasant location, surrounded by a beautlaroonru’ °t ln*A U ■ handwme .nd wall lh.Tn P jl." WihkIiuhii#**. ji ...f”11 ,w” *“* ■ bBlr ”ll« from ibl. Tlie NewYoi'k Weekly Tribune a twenty-four page journal, is lhe leading Republican family paper of the United States. It is filled with interesting reading matter for every member of a country family. It is a NATIONAL FAMILY­ PAPER. arfXgivcs all the general news of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. Its “AGRI­ CULTURAL" department has -no superior in the country.* Its “MAR­ KET REPORTS” are-recognized authority in all parts oHhe land. It has seperate departments for “ THE FAMILY CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SOCIETY” columns com­ mand the admiration of wives and daughters Its general political news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and ex­ haustive. * A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to and “THE -BANNER" for one year otter this splendid journal FOR ONLY $ 1. 10, CASH IN ADVANCE. \_ Subscriptions may begin at any time. Address- all orders to ■ THE HASTINGS BANNER. Write your name ant! address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Room 2. Tribune Building. New York City, and a savnple copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed you. inni •n the hftrJl-n> p-ril "f ms. If y<ui u I' ii.Mimu- dm-’IB '• । *>tipp'< mviiti»’’V wuik • e .tie of Ch­ in |.»!iguap*. I. our ..i-tti-i and »................... (CaiHlnitK’d next wtclt.) The hornet was the first paper maker and hold® the original p*UnL Th® paper it makes is about like that of the newspaper, nearly as firm, and mado of essentially the same —woody fibers scraped from old rails snd boards. What is CASTORIA Castoria 1» Dr. Samuel Plteher-e prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotlc suhrtancc. It Is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops. Sobthing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ nsa by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms end allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colie. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach nnd bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cos­ torla Is tho Children’s Piumcca-tho Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. "Castoria Is an excellent mcdieln* for chil­ dren. Mothers have repeatedly told mo ,!3* ’ good etlcx’t upon their children.’' De. G. C. OsGoon. •• Castoria is sowell adapted to children that I trammru I it as superior to any p.rcncripUcn known to me.” „ . . ,, „ H. A. Aacaaa,M. D., 1J1 So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y. •• Castoria is the best remedy for children of which 1 am acquainted. 1 hop-* the day is tot far distant when mothers will consider the real of their children, and u«o Cas-.ona in­ stead of thc various quack nostrums which are dwtroylng their tored ones, by forcing opium, morphine, s-wthieg «y™P and other hur‘ful agjota down their throats, thereby sending them to prematura graves.” _ - Our physicians in the children’a depart mt-nl bare spoken highly of their experi er.ee in their outside practice with Castoria. and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known aa regular favor upon it.’ Th. Omrtaar O»W. T» Murray Str~t. York Otty. �Additional Local News. Qu Noveobef Ut, “All 8alnta Day." lhe BaoMmael church In, this city celebrtM-tto WtH ahofvMwry Jof their Parish orjcaninmon. Service* weft, MM in tbe moraine.«< Unchurch which was beautiful iy trimmed for the occasion. In the evenlnf cxerehea were held in the new kutld bouse which Is the old chapel transformed with additions into rooms to be used for socials, Sunday school and entertainments. The main room Is the old chapel proper and two rooms, and a spacious kitchen hare been added on. which makes lhe building admirably fitted for the purpose it is in­ tended- Although not as complete as they, will be. the rooms were made to look very pleasant. A large table was decora­ ted with chrysanthemums and stnilax. The program given was of a most Interesting nature aud was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Bishop Gillasple was present and offered a prayer. The rector. Rev. W. W. Taylor, announced that as Emmanuel parish owed a great share of its distance and pros­ perity to the untiring efforts of the women, tbe place of honor on the program had been given to a woman, and the history ot lhe parish since its organization had been prepared by Mrs. Hannah Barlow. The reading of Mrs. Barlow's paper was close­ ly followed by all present and was much enjoyed. Mrs. Barlow covered the ground in a very able manner. Her paper while not being ah exceedingly long one touched upon all the most important events and called up many reminiscences, .especially to the older ones present. Bishop Glllaspie then made some remarks pery appro­ priate to the occasion. He spoke of his pleasure In having the old chapel preserv­ ed. aud paid a very high tribute to tbe members of the parish in general. H. A. Goodyear one of the first members of the parish and a present warden of th»* church gave a very interesting talk of tlie earlier pioneer days, calling tn mind many pleas­ ant recollections ot his early life In Has­ tings. Mr Goodyear came to,this city in 1843. The rector then called on “the youngest man In the parish*’. 1). G. Robin­ son, for some remarks. Mr. Robinson told the story ot how he first became connected with Emmanuel parish, and of ■ hia pleas­ ure at being able to be present on this occasion. In his simple straight-forward way. and when he had ceased speaking there was scarcely a dry eye in the house. The Rev. J. W. Bancroft, the organizer and first rector of the'pariah was then called upon by tbe rector. Rev. Taylor remarking as he did so that very few churches were . privileged to have their first rector with them on the thirtieth an­ niversary of their flftindation. Rev. Ban­ croft had brought some old documents of an Interesting nature with -him, among them being a duplicate copy of the original article* of ^agreement when Emmanuel parish jvas.firit organized. Another pa­ per of interest was the names of the teach­ ers and scholars In the first Sunday school organized Rev. Bancroft being the founder of the parish' was able to give very plehsaut and authentic remlniseenves. Music was furnished by the choir and a solo by Mrs. Belle Hendershott was much enjoyed The program closed by all present singing "Nearer my God to th-e ” Thu ladiba of tht/church then served de­ licious refreshments consisting of santN wichei. crullers, coffee, ice-cream and cake. The occasion was a most pleasant one and wiU long >ms remembered by •every ope present Ch nrrh and .Society. The Woipeaa Club will meet next week Friday with Mra. J. 8. Goodyear, at half past two. Al the meeting of thc Womens Club Friday afternoon. Mrs. J. 8. Goodyear. Mra. Thomas Cox. Mrs. Ellen Bentley, and Mrs. Frank Pancoast were elected direc­ tors lq act witli the presiding officer*. The course of. study will be Egyptian History and Current Day Topics.'^ MIm Loalaa Nagler. OutllUM of Economics. Mrs. H. Bailey. A Town In Sweden, Mra. Maggio Bal lay. Synopsis, Social problems and tho churefi, Mra. N. Bailey. Reading, The workingman’s hope. Mra. Mary Geer. Paper, tbe history of money. Mlaa Ada i/^The*M. E. social will be entertained on Wednesday of next week Nov. 15th. in the church parlors by Mesdames Cox, Towsend„I’orter Burton, Morris Burton, Hillsinger, Barnaby. Eycleahymer. Nelson Heath. Cotton. Stedge, Trego, Whitcomb and the Misses Zub« Cowles. Bird Town­ send, Rose Hillsinger, Rao Robinson, Laura Eycleshammer and Mabie Trego. Supper served from 5 to 7 p. m. All will be welcome. ^The society connected with the Baptist Church will be entertained Wednesday, November. 15. by Mesdames, J. Mate, R. Gilman. W. Kelley, J. Tanner, I. Galaspie, W. Rogers, L. Felghner. and M. Galaspie. Supper served In the church parlors from 5 to 7 o'clock. All are cordially Invited to attend. Perhaps DOINGS. Just In from auction another lot of un­ derwear at prices no one will make. Thr RacktF. Why do you keep two trimmers on ladies hats, said a lady yesterday. Well it is necessary aud now It you could bear them kick because they have to wait you would think we would want three at tbe Racket We have tho dandy lot of faclnators and Ice wool shawls at prices all can have one at the Racket Wc have got tbe nicest ladles heavy shoe ever shown In this city looks as nice as a thin shoe aud wears well, at the Rack­ et. , We have yet a job lot of shoes and some boots to close out at prices no one will want to meet At tbe Emanuel church next Sunday evening the Rector will preach on “A lesson from lhe last three ass I nation a.” The seats In the church are free and Copper bottom tea kettles 50c. 82c at the strangers are always welcomed at every Racket service. Services as usual at the Presbyterian , Copper bottom coffee pets for 20c, 30c, * church next Sunday at 10:30 and 7, 40c, 45c, at tbe Racket. Morning topic, "Spotted.” Evening We handle the Lycoming rubber goods "Seed, growth, aud fruit of a poisonous no better, at the Racket plant.” f Remember our • 1.50 ladles shoes can­ Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening at not be matched short of 82.00 at any oth­ tbe Presbyterian church, led by Miss er place. Grigsby. Tiut Racket. The'LO. G. T. held an open meeting We just got another shipment from the at their lodge rooms last Wednesday even­ manufacturers of ladles shoes and Jwlll ing during which the newly elected of­ sell them at Jobbers prices. ficers were publicly Installed. There Tint Racket. was a large number assembled to witness With twice as many goods there Is no the ceremonies and they were treated at tbe close to a very well rendered and ap­ reason why lhe Racket store cannot sell propriate program. All present express­ you as good goods at less prices than any ed themselves as more than pleased with house In lhe city. When Phln put down cash for his goods he buys them cheap and what they had seen and heard. he keeps posted too. County OranKc Meeting. The annual meeting of the Barry* coun­ ty Pomona Grange, P. ut IL. will meet with the Baltimore Grange in their hall at Dowling on Friday. Nov. 24th.. 1893. Meeting called to order at ten o’doclt sharp. Order of business. Reading of minutes of ^previous meet­ ings • Report of officers of County Grange. Reports from subordinate Granges. Election of officers from Pomona Grange for tbe ensuing vear. Dinner at 12 o’clock and !oj* basket dinner. Aftkrxoon Piuxiram. . Grange called to order at 2 o'clock sharp. .Singing by the Grange choir. Response to thc address of welcome. Bro. John Dawson. Singing by lhe choir. Tempt rance.quotations. _ The Columbian Exposition and Its la-nefits to the-AmericaD farmer by Bro D. C. Warner. Aho program by lhe Baltimore Grange Question l>ox. * All members In the fourth’ degree are requested to be present • Gkorge R. Bowser. County Lecturer. I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some price. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I will still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ stering and repairing. We expect the largest stock of holiday goods ever shown In this city at Jobbers prices. The Racket. Wc Just got 12 doz. childrens shoes bv error and if we cannot sell them at a re­ duced price will send them back. . The Racket. S< c ovr Japanese tt a 1 cdf, 15, 20» 25c at the Racket. We cap and'will save you money on any article we keep and warrant it as rep­ resented, all goods taken buck, if returned iu good order if not na rcDrestirted, at lhe Racket. DR. C. W. ROOT, You call at my store and give my shoes a trial. I have some handsome goods and am confident that I can please you. It wont cost you anything to look anyway. . • Frank Stebbins. Jefferson St. Furniture Store. F. Q. STOWELL. A SQUARE DEAL Don’t WE ARE HERE TO STAY. The fact that we treat every­ body right, sell good goods at right prices accounts for the big trade we have enjoyed. Assest in ruining your eyesight but, have your eyes examined and fit­ ted with glasses by / bR. Q. W. LOWRY. A. McCOY. ■ THE RACKET — - WANTED You Can Wear i ' Is what we give every custo­ mer that comes in our store. He’s pleased, so are we, and ' we’ve won a good customer. We’re not here to- lay and awav to-morrow. Sale at State Tax Land*. l.AXHING. MiCH, OCT. $$. 1M3. Suppose Our two trimmers-complain they have to work too hard, but bring un your work we know where we can get another and will have to If trade keeps on increasing. ' » The Racket. AUDITOR C.ENKRAf/d OFFICE. • Notice tahrreuy given that certain lands sit­ uat'd In tbe eoutity of Hat rj bld off to the State f«rtax<*s of iww and previous years, and des­ cribed In xtatemenu which will hereafter be fot warded tu the office of tbe Treasurer nt “Id County, will-ba sol I M public auction by said Treasurer at the County Seat, on I be first Mon­ dav of December next, at the time and ptace de-lxnated for tin* Annual Tax Hales. If not pre­ redeemed or cancelled according to Law. The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. viously Snld slats-menta contain a full description Daniel Striker Saturday evening Nov, of ex h nan-el of ax’«l land* and may be seen on appllc dlon at Hie office ..f the County Treasurer nth., rafts. alter they are received by him. Roll call, quotation from. Shakespear. Stamlky W. Turner. Roose gild tbe making of Modern Europe . Auditor General. That last pair of shoes you bought elsewhere didn’t suit you, or didn’t wear well. If that is the case notice. .SAW LOGS. I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. 1 also do ’ YOUR OLD BOOTS AND SHOES THIS KIND OF WEATHER. CUSTOM SAWING. But you soon will want new Ones. Then the Little Red Front Shoe Store. - P. S. Anyone haring large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. 1 will buy timber standing. J. L WILKINS, act. Can save you money. If you dont beleive it Call and see for yourself. WOOLLEY & BR2NS0N OXI PRICE SHOR DEALERS Between IIM® TB you save time you save A money. You can save a vast amount of time if you are look- HERNIA OR RUPTURE SPECIALIST, WiHbc'stt the Ford House in Hastings, on Wednesday, Nov. 15, and 1 . will rtyn&in one week. If e*. spill pe pleased to meet any who are afflicted with Rupture. anc* treatment nf Run. ' The Doctor has had many year’s experience 1 1 tore.' of'which he has abundant testimonials. H’£,t|se$ neither knife or syringe, and has healed many cases after an operation .with the knife dr syrinM-has failed. He charges nothing for consultation or examination nor for his efforts if they do net bene* fit yblf."’ * * ‘ . J - •. • C*li and.examine his methods and evidences of success and satisfy yoiMrscU- His charges arts-reasonable and teims liberal. Do not miss a i»n*nd opportunity Io-be aired and get rid of the old, annoying truss, att^ dn^ifcn of strangulation and disease often attending i* Hernia or or any kind of building mater , , ,. . Ial- by coming directly to nt n0‘1 only that, you will eave money by buying of us. 1 We are posted in our business aud do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell,cheaply and yet get a living. j. _ iu 1 v kJ IV blUrff. 41.11 Will JUulif vi**-. lyialord, hear what he says: -‘There it lias stood for fifteen iU^' a blemish on it today: keeps the fire just as good a I night and all day if 1 want it Sometimes I burn wood, '. 'I?, 00 , weatlier coal, soft real. Many a dollar has it ‘ ea me,' This is only one of thousands. It always asea. Yon get the worth of yonr money. Can you ask morel If so, we sell it SEE THE NAME ON THE LEG. Sold only by QoObTE/lR PR55. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-11-16.pdf b827914b00d98bed5f6d4a929227ad10 PDF Text Text ty 'best Adverbs^mediuntt” Bar­ County. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. ^xxxvin- NO. 29 —- HASTINGS. MICH., NOVEMBER. 16, 1893. WHOLE NO. 2005 J Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK. BTJOe.. KAsrixea, Mica. COUNTY NEWS. Kutland. Mra- Robinson was \he guest of Hope friends 8unday-J. ftepdrick and wife visited 1. Croaman Sunday—Mrs. S. Y’eckley entertained company from Ingham county last weck-A. Martin is not much improved at this writing—Joseph Shultz is very sick. Dr. Lamptrfan, attending physician—W. Olney and wife were on nigh SL gathering nuts one day last week—Report says that there Is snon to be a matrimonial venture on High St. GAZING AT v .THEN&W MOON Is a beautiful and impressive sight; but. When you come /<) the city; call at jwr store and get I warm by the large (utrland Stove. DRINKING NEW MOON TEA Is one of Mie most delicious pleas-, ures accorded to those who enjoy a fine cup of tea. I have just re­ ceived a large invoice of the new crop of New Moon Tea and it fully equals the best recommends ever given it. Why dont you try It? j - Whenever you want groceries or I canned goods call on me. is. E. PHILLIPS. IRA VAN MnmiE The I lardware Man. i UNION BLOCK, | HASTINGS, MICH. 1 he only place in Hastings where BOUSE BLANKETS Can be bought It Ince Tobey, of Caledonia, spent the night last Monday with his sinter Mrs Brown. He Is afflicted with a cataract and was enroute to your city to lake treatment of Dr Lowry—Mr Young formerly of Grand Rapids Is fixing up things and getting ready to move onto his farm In Irving which he traded bis G. R. property for—Chicken buyers are thick and lively —Ella Hubbard came home sick from Hastings where she is attending school— Mrs Minnie Olney is Improving—Mr Ver-' boon was a short stayer he has moved back to Grand Rapids—John and Charlie Llchty and Eddie Smith went bunting Thursday one poor little lone squirrel wished they had stayed at home—Friday Mrs Helen •Smith called on Freeport friends. This has been a lovely November thus far. Farmers in this vicinity have all finished tliclr fall work and. are walling for winter's cold blast to shut them in— -Mr Curt Iran of Freeport and Y'ork of Lake (Messa aere in Ibis vicinity buylug hogs last week—Horace Myers and wiftf aud Grace Hattou visited at Elmer Marlow's over Sunday—Clayt Haight uf Woodland and Dessa lleberiy of Kansas were married at Nashville last Thursday—Mrs Smith has gone back to the parental home to live — Murray Gerkey broke his leg while run­ ning last week Dr Baughman set it and he . is doing finely—J Spencer returned from the north this week—There is little to talk about since the world’s fair closed accidents are few and people have settled down to a hum drum life auxin. JnsseTmsentTs Empire for the place opposite Roller Mill. Jerry Keney and family of Oreliocounty are visiting at M. H. Bloom's—D. W. Smith and wife Lave been married over fifty years and kept house nil the time but have never been entirely alone for one week until the past week —A. Smith bns built a large -hed to hh barn—Jeon Weaver has had a general mow having moved his house and barer—Mrs David Wilkinson is not expect­ ed to live her daughters are nil at home— Mr* Lockhart entertained Mr and Mrs E. Ellsworth of N. Y. and Mrs Fifield of I Hast Ings last Friday- Bert Smith drove over tu dllllsdalc county last week and enjoyed a pleasant week with relatives— Several attended the Dtruktird meeting on the town line last week. Whew: how it snows, our first storm ot the season—Rufus Vester and family will move buck to Carlton soon—Dr. A. J Wright and son Charlie have gone on their northern expedition they will be absent two weeks—There was a wood lx%* Tues­ day for the benefit of Mr S. Swank ami family-Mr Lewis and wife of Battle Creek are visiting at John Fleming's. UNbERWMK QUEJTION mornings tikes precedence of all others-even in­ No matter whether the white metal is ’ eluding the “Silver Question. knocked out or not we have all got to keep warm. W hat .-.hall I Let shall I get it? These are questions that are brought home quite fori ibly On these cold frosty to us all during these times when the temperature is a littk I 1 freezing point.' We think that our years of experience in buying for critical men has ifiXcle us wise in buying underwear. At anv rati . upt < ■ t you come in. and see. IT'S LIKE riHDIHQ J S To buy yonr Overcoats and Clothing of us. We lKnii.ht a a fine stock,and we bought cheap too one that we «n save money on if are in need of clothing of any we paid particular attention to STYLE w it i on the you on finish; we can please you Low Prices. &SON Belton. Marble Thayer has moved bls saw mill up In the Otis neighborhood went of Shultz--Mrs. Frank Monroe Is visiting at South Haven this week—L. Whittemore has finished his Job of rawing near Orange­ ville—Mr. and Mrs. MeBane have been on the sick list—B. J. Robinson has moved to Orangeville where his wife will teach school this winter and be will teach at the Brown school house west ot Prairieville— Dentists arc plenty here this week at the Thompson .house. One from Kal­ amazoo on Tuesday and one from Battle Creek Thursday and yet the local doctor extracts Just the same with the local anes­ thetics—Win. Cooper made a business trlptu Kalamazoo—Ed Evans of Hastings has Ix-eu in town a few days—The Sheriff was in town Friday on legal business— Elmer Bishop has bought a horse—W. Nichols was at Celeryville Saturday last— John F. Williams and wife visited their daughter Ada at Galesburg Sunday—Or­ win Jones has come home from Lansing where he has been attending school—Mr. Steward threshed his wheat last Friday. The last Job in this locality—Wm. P. Sldnam was in town on business Tuesday— Elmer Bishop Is building a now barn— Mrs. Dr. Scribner was In Kalamazoo Fri­ day-Mrs. Alanson Jones’ sister will start for her home In Lapeer Thursday— H. C. Boynton was in Kalamazoo Friday. —There were two men here Tuesday showing what Hie chatqpion road machine could do. it does some very nice work as you will notice on the road leading to the depot—Alanson Junes and Jay Wilkinson drove to Kalamazoo last Friday—Those on the sick list are Mr. and Mrs. Whipple, Mrs. Hynes, Mrs. W. H. Chase, Mrs. Cooper, Dick Norwood and son Chester— Don’t forget the dedicatory services at the new church next Sunday morning at 10:30 a. id.—No venslon arrived here from the north up to date. Cloverdale. at Wholesale Prices is at north last Saturday on a hunting expedi­ tion—John Q. Creasy knd Jerry Boynton were here Thursday and Friday—O. L. Folk and A. Cox of Lacey have been hunt­ ing In thia vicinity the past week—R. C. Norton is enlarging bls bouse—John Will­ son of Canada Is the guest of James Reed—Mrs. Henry .Splikler Is sick with ■Lagrlppe—Albert Johnson has returned from Finnville Mrs. E. K. Cross of Levening Is visiting relatives here—George Hewett of Allegan jpent a few days .with his brother Henry Hewett this week—B. J. Robinson has moved to Gun Lake where his wife will teach school the com­ ing winter. He will teach in the Brown district—George P. Coon and A. L. Clem are In Hastings this week attending court. James D. Night and son Eugene after an absence of over twenty-five -years has 1>een revisiting old friends here—Mr. Knight formerly awnrt the sight on which Delton now stands—Jord Campbell of Woodland Is viMtlng friends here— John Bush and a number of friends have been up hero from Comstock on a hunting lour—Mort Bates and wife went to Zeelaud hist Monday—Mrs. Howard Mosher and daughter made a business trip to Kal­ amazoo last Monday—Archie Anderson has gone to Battle Creek: he having n large contract in the lumber business near there and will be gone all winter. Milo. Martin Woodard made a business trip to Buffalo last week*-Rev. Stacy of Kala­ mazoo lectures before the ladles aid society eve of 17th. j*The Garrett sisters gave an authors party last week to their lady and gentlemen friends—Lillian Storr has two married sitdent visitIngTtvr from the east part of the state—Our popular thresher and farmer Chas. E. Storr, reached the 44th. mile post in his life. Lili and her sisters helped him celebrate It. They did not run him through his . threshing machine but It was noticed that he would rather stand then sit down—The sheds at the church will be finished this week— What a splendid fall for work or visiting! Light sparkles of rain at the last of the week. 1 overheard a gentle­ man say it was causud by the Democrats weeping over the result of the election. You can’t fool the people all the time— Eph Barrett is clerking for Mr. Wood and Miss Mattle Hinckley is visiting her aunt Mrs. L. Kyes—At a spelling contest Fri­ day p. m. of last week at our school Sam Ray spelled the school down—M. Woodard Is slightly on,the sick list. of William Barber Thursday night and Friday—A Series of meeting are in pro­ cess at the M- P. church conducted by Rev. Snell Paster of that church the en­ suing conference year—P. H. Lawrence has sent one quadruped shot by him during bis short absence in the north woods to his family whe presumably will invite in friends to partake of the north­ ern venslon just received by her from her absent dear—A. Flint is cutting rail road timber west of. Richland where he expects to have woik for three or four weeks— Bow, In your locality, do the present ad­ ministration men digest the late election returns? Bedford. Mrs. Gloyd, aged 9fl years, died at the home of her nephew. Mr. Demorest last Monday evening. The funeral occurred at 2 p. m. Wednesday—Mrs. J. Brooks of Ind. is visiting her cousin Mr. Burke— The rebuilding of the church commenced last Tuesday. ,Castleton^* Mr. and Mrs. Ed Myers of Ohio are visiting the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Garllnger—Mrs. Co we I of the northern part of the state is visiting her niece Mrs. Irwin Eddy—Horatio Hosmer was at Charlotte Thursday—Mr. and Mrs. Hi­ ram Coe are visiting friends at HanoverMrs. E. W. Brigham is at Hastings this week visiting her daughter Mrs. Fred. Knapp—Mrs. Charley Funilss, Theo Garllager and Warren Taylor took in the ex­ cursion to Grand Itapids Thursday—Ed Smith Is at Hastings this week attending Circuit Ceurt as Juror—Miss Ella Franck Is home from Battle Creek—Roy Knowls and sister Laura are visiting an aunt at Sebewa—Miss Jennie Boyle is visiting Charlotte friends this week—Mrs. David Wilkinson is very low at this writing. C**U«tan. Lit*, week'* letter. Mrs Lewis Brumm of Reed City Is visiting her &on Fred—Mr and Mrs Har­ ley of Arkansas are guests of Mrs H’s sister Mrs Troxel—Miss Blanch Troxel dosed her school In the Mill’s district Fri­ day which Bakes her third term lu that district—Bert Lowder while horse back riding Saturday was thrown from l)is horse striking on bis head and shoulders cutting his tongue so badly that Dr. Comfort had to put tn several stitches—Miss Allie Wilkinson was home from Charlotte last week—Mrs D. W. Hosmer Is entertaining her brother and his wife from III.—Mr. Kuenzle of Ohio who is agent for the Can­ ton Bridge Co. is putting in a bridge west of Mrs Witte's. . Ban»eld. The people hereabout are talking and thinking very strongly now that there will be a railroad passing through Or near Banfield. I^t her come we are ready to receive R and welcome—Elbert Edmonds and family went last Thursday to Norman Elsie at Galesburg to take in a few days of visiting and fishing on the Kalamazoo river—Jay Fox of Bridgewater. Washte­ naw Co. an old neighbor's sonXjs spend­ ing n few days at the residence of L. C. Ed round’s—Sheep feeders around here are picking up the lambs to beat all. even go­ ing ns far as Charlotte aud Bellevue, and bringing the choicer Jambs of the country so says Powers and Bowman—it beats all what a pile ot shooting is going on at Fine I.ake on Sunday and scarcely the report of a gnn can be heard on any other day of the week—Mrs. Robert Brunney Is visit­ ing her daughter at Allegan for a few days—Mrs.. Ijtwrence will teach tills win­ ter in the King district—Clarence Iden Is nursing a swollen face called the mumps —The Epworth League concert last Sun­ day eve was a success. It being rainy the attendance was not so large as It would have been if it had been fjilr. It will be repeated next Sunday eve with 1 more added to it. Everybody is invited. Como one, come all and hear the good things free to all—Mr. Striker and family of Baltimore wtre the guests at4)oyle’s last Sunday. Etta Tompkinsou is. home from Gales­ burg anti Mrs. C. W. Tomkins Is at Galesburg caring Or her daughter Mrs. Kate Spinney who has a little baby girl— We notice an unusual amount of fall Flora Kills was at home from Nashville plowing being done—Prof. Humphrey last week—Chas Abbey-was very sick the will hold a few evening meetings from the latter part of the week but Is able to be 29th to Dec. 3rd—A. C. Wallis enlarging out al this writing—Mr.. E. H. Fox has his store room to give room for a large moved into the west rooms of O. H. Crostock of fall goods—Frank Wolf Is now foot’s house. Adda Bowen, her niece Is able to walk out some after being sick for living with her—Dan Davis cut his foot 3 weeks—A. L Barnum the hustler is severely while culling wood one day last moving his shop and house and grading wwk—Thanksgiving ball at the hotel his lot—J. C. Tqws^nd bas built n fine Will Seger has a blacksmith hired for the horse bam on his village lot—Smith Mon­ winter and intends to do a rushing busi­ ion’s horse nte wheat enough to kill - him ness-Fl rat snow storm of the season Among the many who have gono to the but he was brought through all right— north woods for a season of hunting are John Furlong lias moved from the old Jas. Tuesday. _______ P. H. and George Lawrence, Add Simp­ Demond farm and Is working the Henry son, Ross Cadwallader, Dora Rockwell Warner farm 5 miles egst of our village— Mrs George Richards is quite sick at and John’Tethric—George Barber and John Johnson goes north tn look for a this writing—Mrs Smith who has been wife of Caledonia spent Saturday and Sun­ deer or bear. visiting her parents, started for her home day a week ago with Wm. Barber and Middleville. In Kansas Thursday—Mr and Mrs Jud family In company with A G. Cortrlght Pratt spent Sunday with the latters parents and wife visited R. Orsinby at Dowling W. E. Webb was nnable to fill his place —Ehler Linderman the evangelist from Saturday of that week -Ou the 20th. In Dlst. No. 5 the first of the week on ac­ Paw Paw Is holding revival meetings at Milo.Barber and wife and W. T. Barber count of sickness—Don Puinam who has The Peoples Church this week—Miss and wife were summoned to A11 mo Center been spending a week's vacation at home Myrtle Pierson closed a successful term of to attend the funeral of an aunt of lb«> returned tn his school al Pod Ang« r Satnrschool in the Robins district last Friday— former and cousin of the latter: wife, of C.-* day—Mr Webb has n brother visiting him The concert ut The Peoples Church last W. Barber who dial quite suddenly and V»io occupied the pulpit Sunday evening— Saturday night was not largely attended— on Saturday W. T. B. received a card Miss Bertha Ronan tM-gan her wroitd term Mr Orlando Basset of Kalamazoo is visit­ announcing the death, of Mrs. Long n of sehcNil In DIM. No. 5 in Yankee Springs ing at Bowens Mills this week—The dance daughter of Mis. C. W. Barber who died Jaal MoiuIhv—W. K. Crl.Her left fur l||||aat Smiths hall last Friday evening wa*. on the 8th. with ty phold fever leaving out- dale Tuesday on l.ustn* a— Over one quite well attended 10 numbers being sold. child lying very low with the same di­ hundred ticket* were *nld for the Grand sease. As both mother and grandmother Rnp'da rxcut*lnn last Thursday—Alvin died It leaves two lonely husbands withi Clever and aist»T of NnaliviHe wrre guests Miss Electa Furnlss spent Sunday with no female to take charge of the domestic Hastiiygs friends—Mrs. James Fleming affairs w»r her gentle hand to sooth and family <»f Caleib-nin ►pent Nnu.fay with MiM-nt 'Tuesday afternoon at Hasting*— care fur the wants uf that motherless in­ Geo. Drxler an<l family—Kreler's swIm lx*t The Y. P. S. C. E. give a social nt the fant who lays quite low with that same Thursday anti Friday on nrroiint «if the residence of Jam. fl Fleming Wedueaday terrible disease—B. J. Barber, returned excursion attracted n:i unnsttal nnmlicr of cvri.lng-Fred G. Baker spent a few days from his two weeks outing on the banks people It lieeanie nre.-iu.ury tn lock' the with triends here returning to Chicago of Crooked Laku last Saturday having doom Thurmlny tn keep mH the cniwd unI’uesdav nlght-The firemen have their captured 212 mnsh rats besides several t|l llioav uitfdti could Iw walled iipm— bills up fur a dance the evening of the ducks—Geo. McElwain and wife of Plain E-nirr Anhil Ims traded his M000 farm soth—J. C. Funilss was al Woodland well spent the past week visiting his west of the village for M. b. Keeler** Sunday—Pat Weber is home from his brother Robert and other frit nds about $2000 residence. hunting tribune a number of ..ur men here—Robert Marshall and family a»e Quimby. .re anurting al Hasting U>U week. improving in health—A cnnuiidnmi ««-i-l School commenced Monday with a gaol for tln^beiivtit the Methodist i’r.de-tOrMoeeville. attendance Mbm Beesir Pr-iti t»a.d»er— Mias Clara Schulmyer of Holland Is। ant church was held st E. H. Ilurnluy’s Miss Nellie Woodmansee of Baltimore Im visiting her grand P*™'* “"J, f*"’ Friday evening with a house full compo-the Kurvt of her aunt Mrs Clara Walhlorff Jaco!» Relninger—U. C. Hewitt of Bar­■ ed of both old and voting people who —The Ladle* Ahi Society will meet with ker Creek Is spending a week with hlxi without a diwnlive voice proclaim It to father—Charlie Clark of Y orkvllle and E. the l»e*t Hoelal gathering ever witnessed Mr* Reid in three weeks every nne Invited —Henry Castleton Is the bnaleet man in J Hartman of Delton were In the village> hi this place adding financial aid in a be- town weighing and loading hay for Mr Saturday—Mre.' D. Klingensmith visitedI coming manner to the worthy objects Hill of living—Mr Bldelman la able to bc Intended by Its projectors who made <mt Mra 11 C- B-rnes at Yorkville last week —Thirty-four niimbers were told at the• the bill of fare which took so well with nnt agwm—Pied. Saturday Nov llth. th • the people present and for which they rr- Infant daughter of Mr ami Mn Waiter Bldelman. Little Hazel. Aged two mnnVu A Sj.lrtl.r. vro. „ sunk, o( ,o«t cU, •*" and two days. The bereaved family -ha/e the sympathy of the entire community. tar. GonUn. .Ur« | Wr'«"> °< Uof w'» �Hastings Banner Thursday, Nov. 16<h, 1893. COOK BROS.. Propnotora. Hood^Cures Mr. Abner C. FoUom. Drake. Mich. After the Grip In Miserable Condition ’’ I take tills opp< rtualty to apeak my mlr.-d on the virtue of Hood's Sarsaparilla. I have found that the grip uses elderly people pretty surety. I am alxty-nine years old, and when the grip at­ tached me list winter 1 came very near dying. I was al! broken down and Reduced to a Mere Skeleton. I could not seem to gala any strength or getany medicine to help me. 1 was advised. to i try Hood's Sarsaparilla. One bottle cured me -, built me up so that I do not feel any effects of the dis­ ease left. My son is taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla for liver and kidney troubles and is recovering wy rapidly.’’ A. C. Folsom, p. m.. Drake, Mich. HOOD’S Pills are purely vegetable.and do not purge, pain or gripe. Sold by all druggists. YOUNG MEN Will save money by attending PARSON'S NEW BUSINESS COLLEGE, Kalamazoo, corner of Main and West Sts. Send for Catalogue. W. F. PARSONS, ___ Prest. GEMS IN THE ROUGH. I A COLOSSAL SWINDLER. j Company’s Prwaldwat. The Brilliant Flmiaetal Career of • Lown flow the Man from St. Louis Loet '' Minneapolm, Miun.. Nov. IX—Louis a Fortune. ' T. Menage, the absconding preaidunt Ills Diamonds. But no Knew . । j t • bold .troke.-- raid the bL L. ui, man to a Detroit Free Press man, as conver­ sation lagged a little. "I once had a fortune within ray grasp and was obliged to see it go to another just for the lack of a few paltry dollars." We all said we wanted to hear the particulars, and he got his feet on the window-sill and continued: •‘1 was on my way from Savannah to Washington by rail when I fell in with an old chap who said he had landed at Savannah the day before as a ship­ wrecked sailor, lie was u rugged, honest-looking old codger, and. though he didn’t say so, 1 took it that he waa an American who luul lived abroad for many years. Something was said about South America and he appeared posted. It was three hours after we first spoke to each other before 1 knew that he was going to Washington to see his brother. It was another half­ hour before he innocently added that his brother was a jeweler, and that he wanted to show him some curious stones he hnd picked out ot a gravel­ bank. That interested me, of course, and without much coaxing the old man took a sailor's tobacco-box out of his bosom and exhibited thirty dr forty diamonds in the rough. I had never seen a rougji diamond before, but there seemed to be no doubt of their being the genuine stuff." ’’And of course you were in for a spec?” said one 6f the group. “Of course. The old fellow had no idea of their value, but he said he guessed they might bring a couple of hundred dollars. ' He was quite sure they were diamonds, but he thought a diamond had got to be as big as a hickory nut to have any particular value. He didn’t care particularly about seeing his brother, and was sorry he hadn't sold the stones to a chap in Savannah, who offered him $250 for of the Northwestern Guaranty Loan company, must be written down os the colossal swindler of the century. During the last few months of his connection with the company he mis­ of ■ the ' use in o( Ulou„n<le ot t . dollars of until his stealings footed up the gigan­ tic total of 51,650,800.11. This all comes out in the filing of the schedule of his individual liabilities in the office of the clerk of the court of the county. FOUR KILLED. Head-End Collision ou the Hocking Val­ ley Ruad Near Toledo. Toledo. U., Nov. 1U.—Four were killed on the Columbus, Hacking Val­ ley i Toledo railroad Thursday night in a head-end collision. The names of the dead are: James E. Gresch, ex­ press messenger; Charles Jones, engi­ neer, and his son Charges Jones. Jr., fireman, and William Krsten, also an engineer. J. H. Laskey, fireman, Fred Rudor, baggageman, and Joseph Shan­ non, conductor, were badly injured. All of those named were residents of Columbus. TRAGEDY IN KANSAS. His Kansas City, Ma, Nov. 13.—About noon Sunday E. P. Bernard, an old and highly esteemed citizen of Toronto. Kan., shot and instantly killed his wife, daughter and himself. H'e left a letter to his son saying he hnd outlived bis usefulness and wou.d be better out of the way. He was 80 years old, his wife 63 and his daughter»36. No other cause than that contained in his letter to his son can be ascertained for the terrible deed. . Centralia, HL, Nov. 10.— In dredg­ ing lands formerly overflowed on the Alex McClellam farm, 3 miles north of this '"'city, the work­ men Wednesday unearthed the skel­ eton of a man under 18 inches of sediment, and os Alex McClelland has been missing for over ten years some are of the opinion that he waa foully dealt with, and that these are his remains. Othera recall the disap­ pearance here about fifteen years ago of u man from the east who was said to have been heir to a fortune. JAPANESE CURE A N"w r.nd Complete Treatment, rotMteUng ot SUPFOBITOUIES, Capxutos of Ointment and tao ot Ointtnect. A never-falling Cure for PINof overj nature nn.t It tnak.-« «u operation with tbokuif- nr Injection* of carbolic arid, which thia <orr>bla dlsdni boxas to cure arfy to tunrant you only pr CONSTIPATION fe?Mpane»«LI«"p4lteU tbs great LIVER nnd STOM YCH KEO VI. VKHl end BUXlDPUKiFir.lk Smaijl wll-l »nd |>!en.vU>t U taio, expects!:/ adapted L-r chLdn-u’- u»c. MLxm-x W. B. Goodyear. Sole Agent. Hastings. RJIERIFF'S SALE. State ot Michigan, county of Barry-ss.: By virtue of a writ ot Flert Facia.* l**ued out of and under the seal ot the Circuit Court for the county of B irry and state of MicbtKan to mndlreciet! and delivered against the eoods amh chatties, lauds and tenements of Delithton He-.' haven. I did on the second day of Drcemberi A. I).. 1*W7.1,-vy unon and take all the rlgtn Utie and interest of the said Deightou Dehavrt In and to the following deqcrlhed real estate sit uated In the township of Johnstown, Barr* County. M'chncau. to-wlt: The north west fraetlonu quarter.'<'*) of the north east fractional quarter of section number two (S) town one (I) north of range •Ignt («) west, containing fortv-6vo U5) acres oV land more er Icm, all of. which 1 *>all exo*We for sale at public auction or vendue to the high est bidders* the law directs at the north front door of the Court House In the City of Hastings, that being the building In which the Circuit Court for said eounty of Barry, state of MichIjpuj. Is held, on Satutday the second dav of December, A. 1).; IR93. at to o'clock In the fore I 1 I “1 HAD NEVER SEES A ROUGH PIANO.’.d , BEFOllK." I o sea them, as ho wanted to get off to sea ‘ again, und riding on the cars tmade — him sick. 1 tell you. gentlemen, my { ! heart wat choking me so 1 conldjmrd- • ly articulate when I asked him what i he would take for the lot, tobacco-box ' and all. I figured that the cash value I was from 512.000 to 815.000. for the] stones were all good size, lie thought ; over it for a minute, and then replied: j " -Wall, being as 1 want to git back 1 to Savanny mighty bad, und us quick as ever I can, and being tx-ing my brother urotner I vhen '1 git to Washmay not be home w' S200 fur the ; ington. I’ll say un1 even 8200 I lot.’ “I had just 355 with me and a watch he said he'd take for 850 more. I went through the train, but found no one 1 knew. I thought of a dozen plans to raise the balance of the sum, but none of them were any good. 1 wanted to make that trade so bad that I'd have sold five years off my life for 805. I went to the conductor, identified my­ self, and offered him 825 for the use of the money for three days, but he couldn't raise it. While I was raving up and down the train a miserable specimen of humanity, actuated by a soulless and 801x114 motive, got in with the old man and closed.a deal at { 3315. The seller got off at the next station, and they had to hold me for ! the next twenty miles to keep me from killing the buyer. He was so afraid of me that they let him ride in the ex­ press car." “And thus you lost a fortune?" "Well, no—not exactly." “What do yon mean?" “Perhaps- you didn’t see it in the papers, but dozens of them had a column’ artiCle-about it. Those stones 'were not even >shine-stones in the rough, but pieces of quartz or flint, worn smooth on one side by the action of water and sand. The man who bought ’em found out by a Washington jeweler that he had been done for, and he took the thing so much to heart that he tried to commit suicide at his hotel. I have no doubt that my inno­ cent-looking old salt was a confidence man made up for the occasion, bnt he played his part so well that only the ’ack of money prevented me from being taken in and done for." Bakrk Shriber. Ex-Sheriff. O. S. Clark. Plaintiff's Att’y, Dated, October I2tb, 1893. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALK. In the matter of the estate of Austin D Bas sett, decea-M-d. Notice Is hereby given that I shall sell ai Kbllc auction to the highest bidder, ou Itondav s ’27th dav of November. A. D., IMG. at one o’clock. In the afternoon at the premixes herein described In the town­ ship of Irving, in the county of Barrv, in the state of Michigan, pursurmt <«> license and authority granted to me on the 4th day ot Angu*!, A. ]>. 1K33. by the Proton­ court of B;ury county, Michigan, all of tin­ estate, right, title and Interest of the said deeedsed of. In and tn the real estate situate aud being in the county ut Barry, in the rate of Michigan, kn -wn and described as follows, to-wit: The south west quarter (M) of the smith we,t SluartcrtH) of section twenty-two (2ft town our (4) north range nine .»■ we-L J. W. Hendershott. Admiulstntt— Dated. October lOth.tauft. pbobaTK OftDEIt State of Michigan, County of Barry, m. At a session of the Probate Court. foi the conntv of Barry holden at the Probate office, In the City ot Hastings, In said Connty. mi Friday the 27tb day of October In the year one thousand eight hun­ dred and ninety three. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate, In the matter of the estate nt Myron Simpson, deceased, and determining who were the lawful heirs and entitled to tue land* of said deceased: Ou reading and filing the petU Uon.duly verified, of Emma J. Dubois, liaugh ter of said deceased praying for reasons thereto stated that an order or decree he made by IhG court determining wh » arc or were the tawthl betr* of said deceased and entltl d to Intfrii said estate and their ref iieetlve rights therein. Thereupon It la ordered, that Wednesday tin29th day of November A. D., 1893 at ten o’clock In the forenoon, be assigned.for the hearing o' said petition and that the fieirs at law of aal>i deceased and all other persons Interested in said estate, are required to appear al a session of said court, then to he holden at the Probafr office, in the city at Hastings, In said Connty. and *how cause, if any there I*, why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. Anri I* is further ordered, that said petitioner give no Uce to the persons Interested In said estate, nl the pendency of said petition and the liesrine thereof by causing s copy of this order to to published In the Hastings Bannkr, a new* paper printed and circulated In said Count) The world's greatest pest hole is at of Barry, ouec In each week for three suceeaslw weeks previous to said day of hearing. last to be cleansed. The sultan of Char. W. armrtroxu. Turkey has resolved to put Mecca into Judge of Probatesomething like a healthy condition. NOTICE FOB HEAKING CLAIMS. The decision is the effect ot an intima­ Stale of Mieliiipui.GuiuiB of Barry—s* Nstlce Is hereby given, (bat by an order oi tion from the British government that the Probate Court for the County of Barr' unless the Holy City is cleaned It will nudeou the !at d..y of November. A. l». teu take moans to prevent the annual pil­ six months from that date were allowed tar rr-rt I tars to present ibelr claims sgalunt the-stele grimages from India. The sultan has at Jane WlllUms late of said county. decided not only to cleanse the town but to erect at his personal expense a Frohata Court, at the Protata ofttre. In the Clij great lodging-house, capable of con­ of Hartluin, for examination and allnvnuiee, ■ n tainingj’dNO persons. . or before the Kt d.»y ot May next, and that such claim* will be heard l>»-fore tald court, on Tbarmtay, the t‘t day of FeLrnnry and on Tttmway the Hl day of M»y The Snaking of lucifcr matches is a state monopoly in France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece. Roumania and *CMAS. W. ARMSTRONG. Judas of Probate. BISMARCK AT HOME. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. THANKSGIVING DAY. *rnelan>atlon by Gov. JUcti ? Gnv. Rich Issued the following Thanksgiving proclamation: To the people of the state of Mlchiftan. greet­ ing: In pursuance of a Ume-bonorcd custom, I do hereby appoint Thursday. Nove-uber », m a day of ibankzylving to Almighty Oo l for thn blessings which He has bee lowed upon ths p--o pie of this commwealth >lur n>t the prevent year. You are r-quo*ted to abstain from all later and business. ex»pt of necessity and charity, and.to asm-ruble at your respective proper ebaervplaces of worship for the-------occasioa In anee of the day and the preparation of those joyous family tables suparound the gatherings, led with the luxuries of all cllmce, do not 11 to remember lu u substantial manner tbJ newly; etale asd afflicted, thr.t tbsy. too. may bava reasons for thankazlvlnr Let tao day be •o observed ttjst all may hare cause for than!:fcluesa, tnos^wbo have an abundance, for that abundance and the privilege of aiding those S ous giving. , , Given under my hand and the great seal or the state at the capita! in Leasing, this Rih day of November, in the year of our Lard 1823 and of th" independents of the United States the MICHIGAN According to a consolidated report oi the 155 state banks and three trust companies of Michigan at the close oi business October 3. issued by the state banking eommisaioncr, it appears that the total resources are 573.631,1SB. oi which $33,633,573 is loans and discounts, 524.797,166 stocks, bonds and mortgages and 512,492,860 cosh. The deposits in these banks are 554,687,225.88, a de­ crease of 310,793.833 since the May re­ port In the 100 national banks of the state there are SSI.491,529.49 in deposits, which la a decrease of 59,193.864 since May 4, while the total decrease in the deposits of the state and national banks la Michigan since the May report has been 519,994,696. Both classes of banks have at the same time greatly increased their caah and reserve funds. MICHIGAN FINANCES. World’s Fair AdtuloiUoo Reduced. Money for Sllrhlgwn Schools. Landing, Mick, Nov. 10.—The coun­ ties of Michigan, will receive to-day 5411,897, the primary school money. The two apportionments this year ag­ gregated 11.000,000. Tboy.Q., Nov. 12.—The wife of Adam Bright, a farmer near this city, who was beaten out of 54,500 by gold brick swindlers, died from the shock pro­ duced by the loss. Stephanie’* Nuptial* Announced. Paris, Nov. 11.—It is announced that Archduchess Stephanie, widow of the late Crown Prince Rudolph, will shortly be married to Duke Ferdinand of Austria. Fury of a Mob. Bardstown, Ky., Nov. 12,—The fury of a mob here ended in blowing up the home of Phil Evans, a colored crim­ inal. killing his mother, wife and daughter, Fort Wayne, Ind., Nov' 13.—Fira Saturday night destroyed the Academy of music, the Aldine hotel and the Ga* zette office. The low is estimated at 5100,000. CbMrxrd with Embeutemwnt. Charles Martin, a prominent civil en­ gineer, died at his home in Bay City, aged 74 years. The Jewell house at Vassar was dis­ covered on fire, flumes breaking out of the roof. The building was saved, but damaged by Are and water 52,000. Mr. James Ryder, one of the oldest citizens in Kalamazoo, was stricken with paralysis and died, aged 80 yeara. Dra. Harris and Treadguld, United States immigrant inspectors at Detroit, have been notified that their services will no longer be required, the inspec­ tion of all immigrants now taking place at the port ot entry into Canada.’ The big sawmill of S. A. McLean A Co. waa totally destroyed by fire at Bay City. Loss, 330,000, with an insurance of 533,000. The whole mill district nar­ rowly escaped'destruction. T. A. Winans, of Mount Pleasant, lost ten fine wool sheep by worthless dogs. George Canite, a.carpenter, whose home was iu Coldwater, fell from a scaffold *.nd was instantly killed. Mrs. McCabe, living with her hus­ band near Menominee, was bound over to the circuit court on a charge of horse stealing. The complaint alleges that she stole the horse in the neighborhood of Chilton, Wis^. A dock at Bowers harbor. Grand Traverse bay, sunk, leaving 65 feet of water where only 4 feet had been be­ fore. John C. Fullerton, postmaster at Cur­ ran, died very suddenly from heart dis­ Exeter, N. IL. xvov. Nov. 12. F. n. **., IX. — Warren warren r. pot, Putnam, president of the National 80141 tuo enlir® granite bank of thia city, was arrested Ot , Detroit Lumber company yesterday on the charge of embezzling JL. enor^°«® to a R Frasier, Jr., of m> non " * Caicatro. for tTS.OQtt A friend in need is a friend Indeed, and not leas than one million people have found Just such a friend in Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. If you have never used this great cough medicine, one trial will con­ vince you Hint it ban wonderful curative powers In all diseases of throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle Is guaranteed to do all that Is claimed or money will be re­ funded. Trial bottles free at W. H. Good­ yent's drug store. Large bottles 50c and 51.00. Having the needed merit to more than make good all the advertising claimed for them, the following four remedies have reached a phenomenal sale. Dr. King's New Discovery, for consumption, coughs colds, each bottle • guaranteed—Electric Bitters, the great remedy for liver stotniich and kidneys. Bucklen* Arnica Naive . the best in the world. und.JJr. King* New Life Pills which are a perfect pili. AH these remedies are guaranteed to do just what is claimed for them and the dealer whose name Is attached herewith will bt glad to tell you more of them, hold nt W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblain,, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures plies or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by W. II. Goodyear, the druggist. BANKS. According to the. figures taken from State Treasurer Bambi tier’s annual re­ port for •'the year ended June 30 last the balance in tiie slate treasury ou that date waa 5547,511.74. The receipts of the year were 52.775,991.57 and the disbursements 53,470,451.65. The condition of the several trust *unds,'botn! sccounL eta., >» as follows: General fund. t40l.lAl.CS; epeclOc tax fund. 11. llossack. of Wheeling, W. Ya., t33.ftZ.5S. Mtricuilur^! college interest fund. who arrived here recently to work up a ClAWatt: normal venoo! .titcrest fund. 11, stock company for the sale of world's HI 89. prlmsry school Interent fund. 513,613 77: fair photographs, com milted suicide sundry deposit* account, tlft.18546. St Mary'* canal fnnd, RM.9ft7.lft; a ar fund, tOD: bonded while despondent by shooting himself debt IIO,M»283; trust fund debt K'.C.’V- J 65. with a revolver. Maj. Hassack was at the head of the commissary depart­ ment on Gen. Sheridan’s stuff when From various portions of Uiv state Sheridan marched into the Shenandoah the reports of sixty-nine observers for valley in 1884. ~ the week ended November 4 show that consumption and bronchitis increased and inthimmation of ’.he bowels and son of navigation just ended the Ga-. diarrhea decreased in area of. preva­ ]eua rirer Improvement made by the lence. Scarlet fever was re|x»rted ut Grant-Galena company pusses into the forty-five places, measles at seven, hands of the government. The im- diphtheria at thirty-one and typhoid ProvcmeDt consists of a lock and dam, fever nt fifty-four places maintaining a channel 52 feet Wide and 3 feet deep from Galena harbor to the Henry Johnson, an eccentric resident Mississippi The Grant-Galena com­ of B»nzouia. einbarked from Frankfurt, pany receives 51OO,u6o for its work. intending to cross Lake Michigan uloue in a sailboat. His intention was to go WHEELING, W. Va., Nov. IS.— The en- via Chicago and the Mississippi river tc. tire rolling mill plant of the Whittakei New Orleans, all the way by water. Iron A. Steel company of this' city’was His boat waa found wrecked on the destroyed by fire at an early hour Kun- bench south of Frankfort and the life­ day morning. The loss is estimated' to saving crew were searching for hi> be from 185,000 to 5100,000. The in­ body. surance is 573,000. Four hundred men are thrown out of employment The A Genesee county man who visited mill will be rebuilt the world’s fair was much afraid of be­ ing robbed, so he put his cash, which New Iajndon. Cono., Nov. 10.—Peter consisted of a 25 and a 520 bill, in the McCoy, the well-knoivn boxer who heel of his sock. After using his small traveled a number of years with the change, which lasted two days, In John L. Sullivan combination, waa found that his 55 bill was badly dilapi­ drowned while^Ju his wo* to this port dated and the 520 bill was ground to u on the tug Scranton, from New York. pulp. It is said that McCoy accidentally fell overboard. The locating board authorized towe­ led a site for the'new upper peninsula Guthrie, O. T., Nov. 13.—The chief insane asylum located it at Newberry, of the Osages and his executive coun­ Lace county. Five hundred and sixty cil haver issued an edict ordering all acres are donated .for the site, 4Ut negroes to leave the reservation within acres cleared und twenty in a lake fed thirty days, and stating that after that by springs, which will furnish the wa­ time any negro found in the country ter supply for the institution. will be given fifty lashes. Chicago. Nov. 13.—luie price of ad­ mission to the world's fair grounds has been reduced to twenty-five cents. All of the main buildings are as yet intact, and many of the exhibits are still dis­ played. • After coke »<«« tiff1™ h«‘' b“n 1 says Mrs. Eleonora Kenni[.„u 1to the Century. BlemereVe lonif pipe. wiU> ‘•W'“ bo,"1 d'°' orated with the femlly «»t »' ‘"’Jwa, brought to him end lighted. A unuli uble at hl, aide held a tray with long queer matches, a arn.il rod. and other pipe eppnrten.ncra, all of which trere from time to time need. Nerer had 1 «ren the nroceee of emoklng require to be helped Mongw often; for. during ani­ mated eonraranllon. tl.e pipe woe for­ gotten and allowed to go out. In this need, m in erery other, 1 wae 1mpreood with the nlortnete of the at- The price of Michigan salt is only 45 cents fur 285 pounds fine quality. The Itake Shore road will Issue its win­ ter time scheduftl Nov. 19. niSMARCK AFTER DINNER. tendanta. Proud were they of their master, and tenderly watchful of his wishes and his physical infirmities. And here another picture. Bismarck lying back in the large chair, puffing at his long pipe—that historic pipe, in the cloud-smoke of which the Germany of to-<lay first took sliape—his face ani­ mated. strong and ever changing, the two dpga now stretched in front at full length, with their big heads crossed over their master’s feet. "This one wm a gift to me from the young emperor," said Bismarck, pointing to the larger of the two. Talk turned upon the uffectionateness and faithfulness of dogs, and some one asked how the unmerited ex­ pression, “gone to the dogs," had ever originated. Bismarck said: “The meaning of that saying has become en­ tirely perverted. In olden times, when u jutek of hounds was a necessi­ ty, not a luxury, on every country estate, horses and cattle, when they had outlived their usefulness, were slaughtered and given, to the dogs for footi. This is what was originally meant by ‘gone to the dogs.’" Conversntirur’* next turned upon America, unit Bismarck asked much about hteold friend Carl Schurz. “In 1M5." he said, "I anticipated qttite as little as did Schurz what the future bad in store for me. My highest am­ bition was to become a good farmer and to be able, eventually, to purchase the lands adjoining our estate. Oc­ casionally I cast n hungry eye upon the office of justice of the peace, but the only chance I hail to obtain it was cut off"—with a smile at the princess —"by my not. sueeee«ling in marrj-ing the girl who could have helped me at­ tain i&" "So much the better for me.” was the princess’ laughing rejoinder. And th • better f»>r us all, thought I; for what a wholesome and blessed ex­ ample of happy marriage has this his­ toric home presented to the world dur­ ing the last half century. Joseph Bailey at Cedars Springs say* “Adlronds" Wheeler’s Heart and Nerve Cure Is the best medicine 1 ever bad In my family; It never falls. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Tuesday Frank Austin of New York killed 45 canvas backs at Monroe. Brooklyn feels as big as a town Ct io000 people. She has a new bank.-v Children Cry forX Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Norwood people think they have a for­ tune In a recently discovered slate bed. - Sylvanos Curtin has been appointed depaty custom collector at the port of Monroe. When die had Chitlrcn,^ Employes of the Buffalo mining company at Negaunee, have nt last received tiielt Daniel Caine a resident of Battle Creek City since 1850 died yesterday morning A syndicate of South Arm fanners lias chartered n schooner and ship* its potatoe output to Chicago * hoi esalr-rs direct They have gut It in for Ute tramps at Monroe. The marshall has been Instruct­ ed to luck up all found in the city limits. It is said the deer bunting season epe^ied In the region of Luther, with 2(hAb<!ntera from Ohio. Indiana and southern Mleblican on the ground. They have bad went to buy meat every day since they “ there. * WILLIAM C. OATES. Two months ago the woods in Antrim Mm* Conitrraiiman with a ConfMlcounty were fairly ullve with pheasants, . a William C. Oates, representative in Astlieopeu season has been ou only congress from the Third Alabama dis­ few days, there Is a haunting suspicion that a good many residents hare been trict. is the author of the bill for the shouting out al season. regulation of immigration and natu­ ralization which is attracting popular attention n‘. the present time. Oppo­ nents of the measure say that Mr. When a Parse e dies the meurning Oates* bill is narrow anil provincial, but that it contains inany good points color is white. The body is wrapped in white afod the mourners, as they go nobody can deny. Mr. Ontcs.ia a typ­ ical southerner. He was born in Pike to the burial place, are clothed :n (now Bullock) county. Ala., November white. Two by two they walk behind 30, 1885. He educated himself; studied the white-robed corpse as it is carried to the “tower of silence." which Is i’.,: final resting place. This is a large stone tower, on which the body is placed and left- to be eaten by the eagles. There are five such towers in Bombay, though bxit one is much used. The eagles will devour a body in a single day, and the big birds constant­ ly hover in large numbers about the “tower of silence." They are treated ns if they were sacred birds- "Is this form of burial a good one from a sani­ tary standpoint?" was asked • of a I’arsce. . “We believe it is. Cremation u doabtlesa the best from this stand­ point, but in India the people are so poor and fuel la so scarce that the Hin dus are not able to practice cremaUou univevsally. Moreover, the I’arsce be­ lieves it better to be eaten by birds than by worms. Burial in a grave is repulsive to ua.”—N. Y. Times. law; waa admitted to the bar in 1853, and became a successful lawyer and business man. In July, 1861, he en­ tered the confederate annv as captain of company G. Fifteenth Alabama in­ fantry, was appointed colonel in the provisional army of the confederate v.-.:: ct 1 states May 1, iww, and was assigned to the command of his old regiment Later on the Forty-eighth Alabama MB U SWW llBllim regiment waa - also placed under his command, lie waa wounded four times slightly and twice severely, losing his right arm in front of Richmond, Auffost 16, 1864, in the twenty-seventh Al 1?! roll GENERAL'S OFFICE. ' battle he was engaged in. in ’86J» he -CH. OCT. », IrtB. ’ was elected a delegate to the demo • iMt certain lands sii;>«r» birtnff to i!;e State cratic national convention which nori- mu 1 ■! I nated Seymour for the presidency. He 1“ the p°rty-6cventh, Forty­ forsardm << « C ..in voUt^ TresB>ir»r of eighth, forty-ninth. Fiftieth, Fifty- Couaiy. will be * «l । at public Minion by said st u-r Newt. «n ’he O'” first and I- ifty-second congresses, and Treasurer tlnv of DrreinU ’■-i-xl. st «he Hm« pi'‘c<’ tast fall was reelected by a handsome dratanideit fur l’v .V.i-ust Tax Hate*, if aot Viewb n <Jrc)it.d or nuicrited scei'HlinittoJ* — IA '-WLC? IS COUSK1Bald «tatemeirt* eoutaia s ts-'t drecrlpuon ered one xrt the heavy-weight poll- at Mrck Mrcel of *U<! Usd'And way beJ»e«» I elan, on the damocr»tlo ilda of U» appbc»t ion at the office uf the County Treasurer attar taey are received by him. Htanlev W. Tlk.sxrAudkur General. •x&’-jsssr* �business cards. J. M. SMITH. s rAJ.MK' l • Klug’3 coughs thi* HU amcarative lest and to do alt - c or A SMITH Blood Woodland. Mich n-n »•• I- Good50c and should be rich tl ---- 1 to insure health. poor blooJ -1 Means Anaemia; (*■ diseased blood Means Scrofula. ' CLMMt* rji, ALWAYS SMOKE Ihh wirk. --Middleville st|.t. Mr. ..,.1 M. Kit .larrail . <5 It- .-: li !-:t<epathic Phy- 1 •£,*,- y , •if »£•< Has r av City Bank, A’wl!- Great Value for Little Moneu. .. ' "“'i aoia nave jum as active, inquiring minds ns pupils in <iur city setioois—ufteii we find otir lw*t thinkers and workers in tin- high sctidnt Weekly News of the World for a Trifle. 1 ut -iich cln-*iral works as-' Scudder's ••Fable* and Fulk .Morten” into the iiatids of jour younger n-aileis ami they will fol­ low the story, put the name work into ilte hand, of your m.irv advanced pupils, leach them to pi.-k i-tii the figurative expres- Tim h Hi Hy Tribune * the l|.in,- Tl» V Fred Quick, of Maple Grove, has di- Is the catKv. a twrntv fo,,r ,mKe journal, is th.- leading Republican family paper of poM-d Of bls tvo acre farm to Henery Hill cuing Jan. l-t. lined States. It is filled with interesting reading matter\for .<■•011 li-aii j on into broader and better but of Frerpurt. Fred baa lived In sight „f 5*75.000. I ••hnniiels of work in' trying to instruct his birthplace for forty years, excepting n <L'i.-o'n’ "\r ’ ct>",'-'h”1.'-- n is a NATIONAL FAMILY d.'.tn’O.VO. them—u-arh them to tran*|»os«-. r- prishice l .11 l.K. ami g,7.s all llie general news of the Uniled States and the one jear he spent hi California, which ami paraphrase the ideas, a work which !:<*• of tire State make* Maple Gruve quite a sai'red place I local M|Ui! m-rni 1Z<'"'S r-1 Jands in a nutshell. Its --AGRIcannot t »cy wiil enjoy as wi-l! as profit by. to him. Mr. and Mrs. Quick are highh I .H..,F<’nn"'nl has no superior in the country. Its -MARWe might also -uggt at linns AuderMm's' respected people and leave, a host of j riinatiltlliiKiil dlscflM'. and in •>lone.,- Irving'* "Sketch Book.” Haw­ .At I Kl-.IOKfS are recogmz. d authority in all parts of the land. It neighbor* and frh-n t* who regret kudny "• it you -must take internal thorn's ■ Womli-r Biaik.” "Tanglewood ha® «P<;rat<.-.h-paifments lor -THE FAMILY CIRCLE" and M)UR them. Their location h not decided Hail’- • '.it.-urii Cure it .takm Tale--" ami sh->rl allegories snch as "MirNashvljle News. YOUNG FOLKS " Its -HOME AND SOCIETY" columns com­ zifs Vision". • Little DatTydowmiilly”. etc., Its general political Ihil The low price paid for wheat till* fall ’A, K.-cioidi, Cuhler. these .ir<- nom- tm» hard for young n-ader* ma,,.1 the adrairatson ol wnes and daughters ha* so dlscotriAgrti the fanner* that n In trave'the thought ami are Irani unmigli news, cditorais and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and ex­ creat man* of them hare only *own ’ ... ter older pupil* to liegln the critical study haustive. und I; rtiough f<»r th«4r own. use und luvv *u • of Klighsli i*itb, llieu advance to thu more *titiite<l rje. Tl.ey claim a* they ha«< solid classic* and especially some *>f the more straw, and that it brings a treltvr many Im atitiful raa-in* which enrich jour u * KAC'r enables us to offer this splendid journal language and literature. A* you stndj and “I HE BANNER’’ for one year price and also the crop h produced at m> nmcli less eiprn*.- and with |e9t drain on pilllfn | Iw-rtmie intrrvrting. thus n new field “i«lthe soil, that the diiP-rencv In price ot tl. • 1I nun. ogtaphj “ is ojwiied to you. The pi)pil* h more than <-ounirrl«alan.-ud. . v.-...*. grain I* intrn -l Is Quickened by learning that the Ifhr is a public berwdavtor who makes . Subscriptions may begin at any time. author it among the living and prrliaprf a twrrblades of gra.s grow where only one iinllM-of the same slate. And a* you ad­ Address all orders ioV_ hail grown, what •* he who make* a tree vance the pupil* attention will Im- drawn '• Milk Shake and grow where none is to b« fiiumt'* Cut ting down trees ban been the work of out ;i:yr.rture. _a»'l tlimlly the pupils will l»THE TONGUE AND SPEECH. farmers to often N<»w they have grown <Lid t<> jfiiti with tf-Ai'Iier lb relubratliik he.vilehthe pmiM-.* of x'une author on his birilidai Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W in themselves. Nut and fruit trees are ur ;i ph-asaiU Friday afterinjoti rsp-rrlxe. Best, Koont Tribune Building. New York City, and a sample copy well worth the tnrulile of netting flirm. We have just one more-nrguinent to ol THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed youL and with each year they bring in confute un H'L'iiuirnl which we know Hit:, Considering the trees ibiiif in the line larger returns some of yon will raise. merely as a matter of dollars an-* cent*, You will claim that thb classical work the farmer doe* well to have any on hi' ran not he made practical in the dlMm-t complete, but it* place is indefinite — place: and when Im airly is regarded tl e ..rln»o!>. iM-c.itHe you can not get the weight la all In the favor of tree planting may be half an inch farther back. To wl'h wtiitfh t«» work—that your am! growing. The nut crop Is being tnoketJi and zh the e<.’.ita«?t ims t<» !>e school iuianh do not ami will not fiin>i*l> . made not with the t|j«. but with the the -oipptvmentary reading mat'i-r. gain, the cost of raining being *n aniall. 1 epper surface of the toagne. and must You -hall not ungein-ral us !n-re. O'ii . _ t»e an incomplete .-.mta-'t. Though for -cJuxil liiMnl docs not furnish r-iippleADS MARK Hr. Carter-. Kidney * Backache T«a i mailing the llqmd-. the lip "f tta We but that "where there I* a k>.* . VSVSSN*'\\A\\»\>^NCYX^>r..' ” . .v.»- a .• ■ ■ —■ ■ - V, , , ,, , . ,i,i tongue and tho f-tdes <»f the tougm. lire i.s .omi»an.l of raid....... herte. U...I ■ t)„. s. ,:.......... stimulate the Kidneys to action, clearing . fccl ,,f the lip. but an imti;.» letween ■ the ^kidney* j p|.rfcCt contact with the palate, says ibry in pauiphrt form, and I: Iand bladder, which Ix-nime stopped up ; fierbert Sper.ef r. in th- I'onlcmp'jrary llinr idH-aiiiivfMi iii.il puts them witlim and cause wttling* like brick du-l. aiid H j Review. For the th tip is u ed along not removed will lead to Dropsy. Dtabeh*. i with the edges <•. the ..r Brtkhl', Uiw—. It renuiatre lb.- four perfect udiaslmeta I. adjustment is re.pilr.sl. rcquirnl. . ithe, grade* will pnr.diaw the books thrnwlvre. • I ai least tit it Ims b-eii tile experience to the edge* of the tculh or " I-iSEASE. NERVOUS important organs of the bodjr. the ai<«m- , junction of the tevth with the P°,a^' nt tie* |A-i*t lhey co»t only frmu hit to neh. liver, kidneys and bowels. Keep where the M.un-l may equally «• » be Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants ' :TRATI0N, them healthy you need never fear dis­ made. Though for the t un.l d com­ • lu-ie I* *1111 another way <>ut of the diffi and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor plete zontael of tip :»>'•! cdg.-- of the ease. Price 40 centa a package. ■••illy, give a hule school entertainment tongue with the potato h n<iiiired. other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute Carter’s Kidney A Barkuche Tea will burr • rieep and rest that sick, tired feeling with a bad taste in jet ’he place of contact is not definite, for Paregoric,’Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OH. ’ ■• •• "'-adiing mu used and th.- tip takes no mon- important tiotn. get up aatuethhig interesting. munc­ - ■ । -nn-l’y and awake the iiKHith-wrlironTg^ It is Pleasant. Its guarantee^ thirty years* use by share in the action than the sides. hing that the biya and girls will like, .r i- n*-<--atnrnd it. -Anyone who observes the movements nx lit-the patrons and Ineiid* •»♦’ tin* dis­ Millions of Mother^ Castoria destroys Worms and allays 11 Ll ■ It and FULLER . Carter’s Kidney & Backache Tea will cure MEH. ■:.r *.ti,-k> ci and neighboring district*. charge .lek headache, constlpitldti, dizziness, and of I,.; Lnirue in .pcakinir -- ill Und tb»l feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, • I,,.,.. nr n.?8l-.-s in .rbich the a.lpain in the back. cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves Carter’s Kidney * Backache Tea puri­ „rr.-s|-.n.link- to tho-extn p.-rer of HASTINGS. teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. fies the blood, and regnlates the bowels .ll e-inilMtUin whk-b the t.|. Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach Carter’s Kidney <fc Backache Tea is a sure (orsneeehthi,.en.l.>OT„e,a l» llfo.ess. Ai.h it >-••»* 'lid i»>l and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ ind positive cure for backache and In- : ».-r- it i.M.-rut. it ew.l.l • 'imes. Sn'or "■>**»» S' • Mich. FOR ONLY $1.10, CR5H INflbVflNCE. DRINK !L,E>>GREflM SODA. THE HASTINGS BANNER. •tret What is CASTORIA ONEX IL ;INFANTS! H. GOODYEAR. w. L. DOUCLAS 83 SHOE no^Wp. •» J* vw « - *? When next In need try a pair. Best in tho world.. *500 . <♦3.00 swo^S nd". .’.H OFFICE. > -IMS; j rtnfn land* sit«ff to the state fears. »i'd dre'l nereafter tro iii-iloi) by g«ld dliurGvaeraL > An Unprecedented Offer! appointed <e pon of rernation ta thia stand>eople are so hat the Binre cremation ie Parsee beten by birdfi , J. MILLARD, have a tvrff, ate bed. 7 s xncurning is wrapped - as they-go clothed in valk behind t in carried rhich is its ta a large the body is ten by the h towers in 1 much used, t body in a d* coustantra about the are treated s- "Is this from a sank asked of a t,„ In Tne Market /for i. yfor l. ryfor i. in Antrim pheasants. on only a >g suspicion have been Dundee paid last week the same pride per h"" 011 t» »«“ « for wbe.t, IMilinrl fnrrnet. 5 Cent Cigar rn of io- rtison opealh 200 huntd southern y have bad they went Tbe 'proprietor of the■»• grain UUD,lr MW >“• wrt “ elevator at THE BEST ew York tranipa at fn instructdty limits. 10 J“u- wh°ch m«ta..dufc ‘,iO° °* ,h<’ 'vord “ *« Intalte c.p^lty tor LOCAL NEWS ngs says: nd Nerve bad In my r w. h. armers has "* Itrf pou­ ters direct - O-ta^thitPH ociiooi. u2Xh e Its wla- attle Creek. morning Farmers In Grand Traverse section are shipping from 8,000 to 0,000 bushels of potatoes every day. EOISOWS METHODS. «- •’Ib'iugh HpiMdnbJ*^ ,Wn,-Ha<a examirffecl ’h-m.er.l .nd te,,...'■ " a* a wbhi.1M.r,r,|n '-Mil. ,m| j, ,;„t H«wiute.|„juii '•‘“bl'T which 1 tea *.i ui-bouJ,, " «>ur I °ar nation. 1 ’ ,l“‘ dvfundi-rs of 'aS only 45 g company • Ired their SCHOOL COLUMN .j; for cuts, fever hllbtama, poaltive«i. It la action, or »per box dWgl<L ttoria. t'-wioria. n» Cwtoria. “■■■.• -!!tah'w'Orl-”• >"M- 53*at Sir:—Allowu- <1 «" "■> te.l,„.,,’ "* hersb, tenil.r Huron mid Sann-,. rt fc^cn-tary of the The shelving In Mastenbrock’s drag ”• loro fell tell yesterday ,e.tert.y morntag, destroying More 8500 wn.fl. ;?tattate? °< t/.jal H. Knappen. yon while you ’ .... (ConZ(,roc'l/n/m hut week,) you arc are ’lying ‘awake t»,. fMwottos Is Better to Holte Sumin,“T i" • ..'-m nlghta?' ] „Iced k,a hlm ।j bin, those who are subject to rheuIN* PI.NWON. ’ bvLnrr.d!‘! “y'hlng Worth doing J Moldent, ho replied, "nor did t ‘ 1 1 rust Co. Bldg,. umrow^iw'"',^',^".- K.|,id, h.d . and’ Auwrl”“™„;""r'tfl J, Intention, come indirectly uh! Kyplds. Michigan. indirectly r',r every form of scrofula, salt ttaough aecalent. except tho phoute ; W«» driving hla tram H I Mo“day. Un be phono. «J»Pb. No; when 1 hire fully decided 1 1 >»la mid t„ ?’“*h lhat I'fvvrnt a t»ax r„>M, fa'||i‘ 'rt. to «u»oe«te 11,„ „,e ml " ’ a ’ * '» worth getting 1 go I H-Jod's Pills are etsy and gentle In effect. .................... Micll. •- taaroH-X? uik-*, Z ■upplenn-nwry .,1,,,., “ “o "" “ “n'1 n‘ake 'rial after triad b«'l. sirlirmx „„ .111 ['■"■> off ite‘'*’ Cream of l-od-liv'"^ 1 *— .......... . ■ . I comes. I h.v,. „|„ x'Xl,“,0W’• 8oo«*l«>< Hynip has been u«M qultetau, , '""d- Although ‘^■iuHU'iO.l|l"! iln'»“fo"mmereiah ' enrlchea the blood; cure’ l"U. lujur.e., .lihirnm, r™<'l''-.l l» wr J„^< U ln','nti»n»- I have never had vXjbr?P','t'”“‘1”'rical »ondeCT, Antemla, Scrofula, C ouk E s Tur’s*-a |<,i*ting-.. Mich. ’ aragxwM Th , “'i‘r “ “oreltie. to catch throughoui the wofid. Colds, Weak Lungs dbtlS " “nCy ' And *■* °”"e<i ta who S ”otcd ‘leotrieiaM Wasting Diseases. PlLjL. J'"" “db ,7.7 'ff'Mt 'in- . thBAvorid over, enddClu' .. ...... ll.li.d.,t»",’a is'w.-tfui mean:, of Mf^dowiion. o7Ti£Upo“ ____________ A’ Inimnngi- work put threw cluiwlcal dec£l'!d 6’ L-re»'S 'h?' ',Il‘ uf ta-gliinevv in C"«mn.r, 1.-1 |1Im HasaWy the1 ioX > the cnpiializatiuii, punctuation etc j'^hC th-older pupil. lE granX"’ X hXall^ U1OU«hU Kr-utumtleally and parol irely nothing tor the money it ttaste'£”|d '”VC no Patfiouiar enA- work In higher English, Khelorle thuslaom in the attending fame." • UKOlLrtTION • I like It, he answered, after a inoeixnmon ..t the flmirss „r sjweeh—as on- raent of puxcled eapresalon. and then poa-d to literal . .................. . |,t Ni.pfire., iv lii n tom- ut- Ls u m" i 7 ''7aJl he repeateil hi, reply several limes, as It mine was a proposition that hud not — Eaton Rapids »? , I""' h"> ""d Kiri Jotirna'. iitsreat tor. change *, Im,1."'' d.'termlne occurred to him before. - J ll|,c |t j uia»l reach till* office ‘ kno"' »■’>■ other remmn. You ' ■ ..w.Xk.""" . ............................... nu -un, ,, owning. Flgun. ,.,v tl,e mflre iiiM«*rt >>:i u, <i> ornaments ot laneu.,.. ,,. Min (i„,( know seme people like to collect i th.-w. be.ulte. or ...,r l.ngmg. Ctesstejl "tamps. Anything that 1 have begun s..m., K,„„,„te r ol ite, M.ik.i. I temtnro when- we will I|,rm In is always on my mind, and I am not pi'tsVimm",."''....... . H..II....I, 11'- average reader. easy white away from it until it is fin. put 5 100 In tin- <uhirll>mi<,i, lMIX «n a re­ hl the s-ttply Of classics the pupil has Ished. And then 1 hate lt............... n.uMaiitly tMifore him *)H-elnien.s of cIumIc nho1.,-‘“? i,?” ' “kK1, "tr“ck b* hi» I te- ....„ „ ,b.. wb' Migthdr. and can lie trnim-d to tret ihelr phatic .tones. . half iim .1 t<>, u... glmtvL ••v-. ll.-m*- by applying prlddplre which be ‘•Ycf." bo affirmed, "when it is all nn* learned in grammar. '"■•'Urt..! n,-.r This work not only strengthens hta men­ ■tone and |s a M«m. I can t bear the It Acknowledges no Superior. bight of it. f haven't used a telephone tal grasp ujHui the nlwtract principles, but in ten years, and I would go out of my — -■ — ....... , iMiii. iriim The riiornanple a ,.| |.tin< M.mi.ann । iimon«-inn*|y develop™ u critical literary • uiidayjicht-d cviifrntlon wit! t«, ni .■m..".‘J'«.......... ...... taste. Power of tlii>ught mid facility of why any day to mias an incandescent rret-ooit !>•<-. iitth climbed up |<> Use Ahrff vvb.ip tin- piil.s exp" ditn an. acquired with comparative- "trht. HASTINGS. MICH. -»•-» '. r and!h.-u.t djing wiiLiu twenty Ulinjitew ulk-r lining «>. '•l>-n* ... tiinu) lines ot thought and invesB«k< SuiMla) iMirnintf. when Wall. HnU uh. inratiun a* to help in thu formation of « basis of a bnuid, Kviirrallculture. I hear some of you saying that the that average classiral wurk I* t«m htud for p’ly attended to. •re than ined for lea have • King’ll .coughs •Electric er stomc* Salve UC’s New •Ml- All do just •e dealer will be ’Id nt W. fl VS I INGS BANNER Th H-.l.y, Nov l6> Ig93 — URAL KHTATK *3.50 ♦2.50 y ♦2.25 ♦ 2.00 1 \»250 » 52.00 ’7,|*2.00 ak »i.7S am run BOYt Srvi.75 (tarnation of the kidneys and bladder. Sold only by W. II. Goodyear. NEIGHBORING COUNTI EE- An Alblou young ladv wor« " 1f slippers at a reernt weeding which gram d the feet of her nl»t»T at her weddiptf. hei mother at her wed.ling. her grandmother at her wedding, mid her gn.Mt-gntndm > n er al her wedding. A man and woman »*«’ «*" day walking onitlie G* * G. r* J™**."1 Battle Creek near the Michigan ^mudrywhen the woman attempted t*» ••■*« ’ life by I) Ina down In front of an x JkTlJ,’!•'’? OTE*S SHOE m— l» a. 1>M train the man with difbculty draggt<l h off the track down an ”■ '7 "» M. S3J0, M.00« eouplc disappeared without d * their naumr The Ineblent camu d consid­ erable exZtrmrnt In the nelgfitHwlMM-l W.XIL-’ L SboeL u. R L Barker, the "potato king” of Thn*, Grove, has thia jeer raised over.^ht<T1.n ! hundred busbefv of the tuben from six-; tetm acre* o£ land, I WOOLLEY tk BRONSON. .>„.wn that It has bee” •Iwlol’M >’7 ranlro) of the fittest, tor though p.rlent oritenlatlon Is usotul. yet luiper,‘ect.srtieulation has rarely sweh an ctteeVas to taped.- « m«n •" *1"’ teno-.ee ot hU Ilf.-. ho ,ror-».iian. .. tierman s inter.-hao,,. a of b-snodp-sd.. not disadvantage hun. A Frenchrn.m. who In plane “t th» „n.-d of «b. always mokes the sound -- Hti-ceedsns a teacher of musk or dancing, no lens than if he achieved the Fn?iuh pr.-nvndallcn. Sy. o™“ and. imperte- tlon ot epeeeh M that whlta m-ta» 1">‘“ ' 'e,‘I” o on “ta" U nrerent a man from petting on It he U ranolde. True, it may go sgolnsl hun *,Teandldat« for parliament, oruia Xtlt-.r 'of the unemployed ,mo“Y’ ■ worth employing). but In the ^LlJulor life bo is not hlocered by J^Seot to th. extent of b. tagtaj iblo thtauUwr. to mouttala tan-U - ----------- - hit enuring, 1 toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. •fl theraMjlvcH. r.pcc'es .r, . rhcmr-elves ylabonately by gulhri:ig biv, of renvveedj chewing the mliTand uticking them pn the Hhcll. so t . loo t, like a stone covered with red. They f pend ho:t^ with thu ut pkech adhere by trying, the iw piece ■ver himI over again till they auccccd. They have u line acnsc of symmetry, uiid always pul » reJ piece on one limb to mstch’the red piece they have pul on the other, anil a green piece to match * (freen pic^f. though how they ■:now rod fr > n green in thu dark pools wh«rn Ury live i" hard to say. unlww it is by taste. or smell- When once their nreiw ta completed it improves the older it becomes, aa the. weed actually grows on thaw- " Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil­ dren. Mothers hnre repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children.-’ Da. G. C. OitoooD, " Caatorla Ja tho best remedy for children of which I air. ncqualntciL I hope tho day is not far distant when mothera will consider tbe real Interest st their children, and ujmj Castoria in­ stead of the various quack no-drums which are destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, boo thing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending Castoria. Castoria b so well adapted to children that “ Our phyridana in tho children’a depart meat barn spoken highly of their expert medical cuppiics vbat is known aa re^ubr favor upon it." Uxmo IIoarrrAL amd DwasaaxT, �Ch nreh aatf Sactatf. RKDUCSO RATHS AT The Society connected with Emmanuel Keeler to Mary J. Aabel parcel Mldchurch will be entertained Thnraday Nov. Thursday, Nov. 16, 1893. Geo.'^Brown^to Cora B. Graham lots 1 and 2 13rd by Mesdatnes J. 8. Goodyear, L GRAND RAPIDH. Hendershott W. H. Goodyear. PendentaiL Grrna addition, Nashville *1. OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. Notion H. Healey to R. J. Hendershott 45V4 Nobles, Stable, Thamennan,McOmber and RATES 31.S5 per day. Rooms 5o cents, MARSHALL L.CdOK. Editor. a sec 8 Rutland. WOO. the Misses Wolfs, Arloa McOmber, Gertie D. and H. Landis to Minnie E. Woleot 37a Meals 35 cents, Steam Heat. Slingeriand and Mary Powers. Supper sec 38 Woodland, E.U35. , , BEACJH <t BOOTH. Silas Wilcox to Andrew J. Jackson s. e. W of served in*Parish House ou Center street ». w. <4 sec U Orangeville. WOO. from 5 iHrtti «. All are Invited. THK HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFTICE, Geo. P. Mattison to T. W. Prosser 40a * >1200. AUOVIST 14. 18TB. Subject for next Sunday at Presbyterian Baltimore Wm. T. Rom to Eva Ann Rom Iota city <175. church, morning “Now and then” evening No Marriage Licenses. "The natural history of sin". Kamo and residence. C. L. 3. C. will meet with Ada Michael 21 iChariM Colliaa, Hope Nov 18th with following program: Roman Emma Barnes, Hope Fred M. Rustltie. Johnjtowu History Mra'Geer. Outlines of Economics Anna E. Foster, Bedford It is quite safe to say, observed the New Ada Michael. Literature and Art in Italy York Tribune, that unless there ht a Mrs R. Bailey. How to study Literature - I MCIIM UUT. IMXier. -(Synopsis) Miss RoeeGoody ear. Quotations ... iFredL. Pnelta, Middleville, marked improvement in the disposition to from -Whittier. iCtataB. CoaU. 0 purchase products ot industry during the Rev. Grigsby will lecture on the ever months to come there w41l be found but interesting topic "The Autocrat of the little cause Cor eneotrragemenl in the great Breakfast Table’’ Nov 22nd In the High i Albert J. McKnee. Irving. Latest Styles. Jennie Rostand. Thornapple, Industries. Now the Democrat party has School room under the auspices of thu ll4 ।(Bamuel England, Thornapple. I Mary Ann Haiumore. •• decided to extend the uncertainty for some Crescent Society. Admission 10 cents. No reserved seats. us ) William laneb, Hope. months longer. The majority in the bouse Lowest prices. 43 < Lottie Bergman. " Program for Thank Offering day of the 1W .' Clayton Haight. Woodland. ‘ haa'determloed, regardless ot Republican W. H. M. society at the M. E. church It7 ) Julius II. Murdock. Sc. Joe. Mo., opposition, to put-off action on the tariff Violins, Guitars and Banjos, parlors on Wednesday Nov 22pd at 2 P. M. ,<J i Euglene M. Goodooougb, Carlton. bill until the next session, which means Devotional exercises. ... i Albert Ulrich. Carlron. stock of the best strings ,48 t May Tbomai, Hope. Singing, Hymn 1003. practically until some time next year. No obtainable. ..„ _i Earl McGIocklln. Cariton. Thank Offering, Mre Cox. p, ( Nettie Pickle. Barry. other than a partisan reason can be given Roll call, Response on Thanksgiving. “for this delay. The Democrats of congress Reading of Minutes. are as able now as they will be one month Solo. Effn Simpson. Report of meeting at Benton Harbor. or three months hence to define the policy of their party, and lo determine what it Mrs E. Y. Hogle. Recitation. Trus Service, M ra Fowler. I hereby fix and appoint the UniM for bold­ intends to do, what-industries it intends to Five minutes paper on each Held of work. ing as Circuit Court Io the 3th Judicial Circuit prostrate and what industries it h .willing Southern—Mrs Phillips. January. Second Monday. Eaton County Deaconess—Mrs Striker. to spare. Yet the party has decided not February, •• •• Barry “ Imlgrant—Mrs Everts. March, •’ •• Calboun to define its policy at present, 'finis the Indians—Mrs Smith. Halon paralyzing aaeeitalnty hangs over business Barry Frontier—Mrs M. L. Cook. ■ Calhoun June. “ “ for some lime to come. It is a blunder In Mormons—Mrs Grant Eaton July. First • '* Music. Barry character like that which was made by the •• ” Third •• Calhoun Opening of envelopes and reading tbe president when be refused to call congress October •• •• Eaton scripture texts! Nov.. Second " Barry together in an extra session in March. The Closing remarks by Pastor. ■ Dec., First •* Calhoun Dated. Oct. totb, ten. repeal of the silver purchase clause could Ci.kmkntBWjth, ■ Mrs Laura Aldrich of Grand Rapids will, just as well have been voted at that time Clreqlt Judge, speak at the M. E. church on Sunday as at any later date. Hadit occurred then, morning next In the evening tbe pastor Married. the action of congress would undoubtedly will preach, the sermon to be proceded by BKI IN—RYAN. Married on the 11th iMtaht ——b Presbyterian Parsouare by the Rev. have prevented some, and perhaps a large a song service. Sunday school at noon. A.' D. Grigsby. Mr Cyrus Belaon ot Rutland to Miss Anna Ryan of Vassar. part, of the disasters which have since re­ Epworth League at 6 P. M. Next week revival services will be held sulted. But the Democratic party saw fit to make the country wait, and suffer and In the M. E. church beginning ou Bunday evening. Tuesday will be young peoples The best ia always the stagger along from mouth to month under evening. There will be good singing and enormous k>seea, in the hope that the Dem­ all are cordially Invited. cheapest Bear this in mind. ocratic majority in congress might somehow Before purchasing call and get Itself united, or morejiearly united, so examine our new Truss. that a measure on the mast vital point Last week’s letter. The U. of M. Glee and Banjo Club have might be passed without the aid of Repub­ Wheat, white per bu.. 55. arranged for an extended trip during the WE GUARANTEE Clover Seed per bu., 5.00. lican votes. The result, has been Incalcul­ Holidays—Eleven young giants from JVIbTimothy Seed per 6u.. too. A PERFECT FIT. able disaster to the country, and entire coasln University beat the U. of M. foot Barley per Du. 85 to 90. Hay per ton. 5m to 8.00. ball team last Saturday 34 to 18—The failure to unite the .Democratic.party. Millet teed per bu. 50. home papers are eagerly read by us strang­ Pork dressed. 7.00 The lightest and most ers in a strange land—The Sophomore Co­ Beans, 1.03 to Um. Chicken, 8. durable Trues on the market. Eminent enginuera are engaged in work­ eds entertained the annual Freshmen spread last Friday evening—From the re­ ing out the details of a projected all-rail port in some of the dally papers one might Anything and every­ route to Europe. The plan under study think the students gave the town over to thing in the drug and book comprehends the building of a railroad the torch and the sword on Hallowe'en. While many side walks were rearranged along the west coast of this continent to line at HONEST PRICES, and some fences near the campus bon fire Alaska. From the Yukon river the route fed the Hames, no real damage was done will extend to the coast of the Bering except the smashing of a few window straits. The ♦draite Are tilled with small lights of plate glass and some other like Islands and the extreme width between tbe harmless and pleasant. tricks. The chief 'sufferers were the four poor fellows, whom MODERN DRUGGIST. mainlands at the narrowest' point is only the. minions of the oppressor cast into 80 miles. Tbe ocean bed of the straits Is prison and whose ransom was placed at rock. It is believed that a bridge or bridges the exorbitant sum of over eighteen dollars. may be extended from island to island, It seems a pity that young men who are straining every nerve to get an education thus connecting the main lauds. No insuper-i should have sneb obstacles placed in their -Absolutely able obstacles to such a plan present them­ path. We are sure every falnninded person selves. With the two continents thus con­ must look at it this way and point the nected tbe route will be continued through finger ot scorn at the policemen who did A cream of tarter baking powder. the deed. Siberia to eooooct on the east frontier oT Highest of all in leavening strength Europe with existing railways. The value The U. of M. Foot Ball eleven raised —Latest United States Govern­ of such a railway wpuld consist largely in considerable enthusiasm here Saturday ment Food Report. developing the inexhaustible resources of night by sending home the result of tbe Royal Baking Powder Co , Alaska. It would not attract passenger game with Perdue os 46 to 8 in our favor Wall St, N. Y. traffic ^except for novelty and pleasure. —Hon. Jerry Simpson of Kansas .-poke ou "Some changes In Agriculture” in Uni­ It would reduce the world's record for en­ versity Hall Saturday evening—The Mu­ circling the globe, but that would hardly seum has received a valuable collection of compensate for the expenses. The only- ancient pottery from the Smithsonian In­ thing needful to make the projected plan stitute—Mrs J. 8. Goodyear spent last Thursday with her son Ixtuls—Congress­ a realjty Is the moaey to construct the road. man elect Griffin of Detroit was met at tbe This very important requisite is not likely depot last Wednesday morning by the to be forthcoming, bonce the .all-rail route Laws and hauled in a hack by about five to Europe by way of Bering straits will hundred of them to tho Campus where speech making and congratulations took not be realized in this century—nor per­ place. The Professor Is very popular and If you want to do a little haps in the next.—Grand Rapids Herald. the demonstration was wholly non-partisan. Ko. It wm not tbe rail way wreck That made him blind and lame; papering before cold He )o>t his eyes, bia leg add nose. The empty dinner pails In New York, In a college toot ball game. Massachusetts, Ohio. Pennsylvania und weather sets in, come and Iowa made themselves beard on Tuesday. The echo penetrated even the subterranean By special arrangement with the pub­ see us. We are making cavern In the National Capitol, where the lishers, we are enabled to make every one House Ways and Means Committee has of our readers ■ present of an exquisite old panel-picture, 20 Incbee high, entitled LOW PRICES to clean been framing a bill to Revive the languish­ •An American Beauty,”, which has been ing Industries of Great Britain. admired by all who have seen IL This superb picture Is from the brush of the I up our stock, as we shall same artist who painted “The Yard of Panslee” and “Yard of Roses." The re­ invoice before long. Wheat sowing was delayed thia fail by production Is equal In every respect to the -dry weather that prevailed previous to tbe original, from which It cannot be , distin­ middle of September. The rains that be- guished. It Ha supnrb Thanksgiving gau on tbe 12th of that month placed the; gift, bead your name and address to the ground In condition that it could be work­ publisher, W. Jennings Demorest, 15 ed, and wheat was sowed from this time East 14th Street* New York, with three on until the middle ot October. A much cents (either In stomps or pennies) to pay Sion of tkk Elephant. ercentage-than usual was sowed for the packing, mailing, ete, and men­ y part of October. tion that you are a reader ot The Has­ t Is doing fairly well. It Is small tings Baxnkh and you will receive by re­ _ late sowed, but Is yet growing, turn mail oae of these valuable works of and bat little damage has been done by Insects. Less than a dozen correspond­ ents in the southern counties report dam­ LafAwtte Meal to Jodaofi L. Cook, w. M a age by Inseets. *3,000 ’ Tin total number of bushels of wheat see2\Tbornapple, Warren B. EaMell to Miner s. Keeler 130 a. A large consignment of reported marketed in October Is 1,137,- see 22. Taornappte. *4.008. John W. Bronson to AH. Knickerbocker, 5W. Tbe number of bushels reported tee 31, Carlton. 810M. marketed .in the three months August, parcel, Clara B. Waters to Wm. E. Jaboeock. 1 a. see September and October Is 4,054,030, which 24. Oraogyrille. 83X. Tbaa. Waters to W, B. and A. F. Johoeock is 737,117 bushels less than reported mark­ n a. see 24. Oraagevllte. tsooa eted to tho same months last year. Ellx. Warbortofl to Wm. A. Budget. 120 a. aee Com la tbe southern counties Is estimat­ ». Maple Grove. *4880. ed to yield M bushels of ears per acres. In the central 54, la the northern 51, and the State 47. Tbe average yield of corn In the State for a long series of years is That we have got to Bell at about M bashels of rars. 3|P5SXe'lt^.C,emft0‘ U**dOn* the low price of The acreage of clover seed harvested in ^ho^blaA ■ Du rt ea to L., A. Moon. It a, see 2, the southern counties Is about two-thirds, aad in the State seven-tenths of an aver­ r. K. *od<L n. Btuklaad, age. Tbe yield In tbe southern counties Is 1.13 bushels, la the central 1.47 bushels Mlddlevll e. and in the State 1.30 bushels per acre. Wm. E. K< Call in and see how cheap The yield of tbe small, or June clover, is : very light, but the mammoth yields fairly , we can sell you a lamp. See Middleville. IL wu. Issas H. Keeler to Goo. those 81.50 lamps. Our stock Potatoes are estimated to yield as 1Middleville. 81. of Groceries and Crockery!* Ium H. Keel' folk)*«: Southern counties. 54 per cant; ft. eentral, 53 per eent: northern. 68 per eent dlevlllo, ‘ complete. Try our 35c. Tea. AX~ CUrt. ■ and State, 57 per cent of an average crop. We want your Butter and The cowdlUoa ot Hye stoat Is rather ba­ ton the condition one year ago, the aver* Eggs. Hastings Banner. | ThE KENT Ladles’ Watches, Gents’ Watches Boys’ Watches. EDITORIAL NOTES. mis week we oner you New California Prunes, 10c per pound; White Clover Honey, 16c per pound; Florida Oranges, 30c per dozen; California Tokay Grapes, ]0c per pound; Catawba Grapes, 5 pound basket, 25c; Malaga Grapes, 20c per poundthe best brands of Oysters; Franco-American Canned Soups, quarts 40c, pints 25c, half pints 15c; None Such Mince Meat, 10c; Pie Fruit, 10c; New Raisins and New Figs at 20c per pound; Stock of LAMPS and CROCKERY now complete. We make a splendid offer on 6 Dinner Sets for next 30 days; each Set contains 100 pieces. The regular price is 810.00. You can now get one for 87.50. This isa chance yon should not let pass by. HAMS & VAN ARMAN F. R. FflNGORST, The Reliable Jeweler : Trusses! Trusses! W. H GOODYEAR You II Have Something Left After you buy your furniture and carpets of us. We suit our prices to the times, and even if your supply of wealth is lim­ ited we can please you. to make your selections. Now is the time Our stock is complete and we can suit your ideas of beauty and price. Hiram Rogers Pure SPECIAL CLOAK SALE I NOW SATURDAY and MONDAY NOV. 18 AND 20, We will have a Special Line of the very latest styles in W.J.&LL HOLLOWAY. FINE GARMENTS To sell you, from the great Chicago firm We Have Jut Received J6FS6U SW661 Potatoes, JOSEPH BEIFELD & CO, The most popular manufacturers of novelties and high clgss Cloaks m the West. We should be pleafced to show you these goods at our m in. im is tins. "fiFL. „ CORNER STORE, UNION BLOCK. Jan H. Jocmim. boeretary State, Harbert Hesry. toa see • Bogers <4 a ms JOS. BOGERS & ce. E. Y. HOGLE �Hastings Banner Thursday, Nov. 16, 1803. C'°*fa ,nd “•"'• •”* 10,'r p • ror8-^86”" “d Whfte 30c per Catawba sr pound; Canned ae Such nd New >CKERY > Dinner '• The X $7,50. fl Man or woman In need of any thing in the Drug, Book or Wall Paper line, can save mon­ ey by buying of Fred L. Heath the Druggist. Agent for the One Min­ tN ute Remedy Cubeb Cough ' Cure. Hastings, Mich. FR D L. HEATHr THE DRUGGIST. LOCAL NEWS. arpets times, s lim- e time >ck is :as of • CIXCMLATIOH • ,'hL week, 80 quire.3. O. D. Spaulding. Il Ul.” FU°” Kro”'wri««' n daumrawO. D. Spaulding. » !Lr, IJ?ot lhe ruPture apeclallst 1a at .lit’ LICht1' U h°"' ,ro" “«“» for • Fort a Hotel this week. No one aflkted him wre" J“I1U’ RnU’11 WM '» Detroit th), Prices within*the reach of all. Gr’”11 We/paytbc highest price for butter ToeX- Th°,P eggs and all other fann products usually sold at groceries. . 1 Cook & Cook. TM Mkm or PtMk Mtu, or a Rapid,, wu burnrd u, th, gn)uod )MIer. My Ton-noon. The bulldlnc wu partially iMttrrt and th. Io.., will tall heavily on air. Maus. •ods at our It tbe ”cTiy*'lley Cl“‘t«t>ooita Tenn, la «Md,e.,,„1I1 AD" Arbor vureJ?.‘n,"’,N"'”ll"”“ln "« '»r yesterday. * In lbi°ltytClU“ Mend. MIm Beet, Eurnlu nt Nubtllle wa, In ■ •? •,,U| «>» . ard ot Panah-a and -Yard or Koaea" the city Sunday. 5” *n«h.-r picture, equally „ buutltul by the tree.ua °< Middleville, waa ln the city Saturday. Thanksgiving present from us. Ia* KotPpen of Grand laplds is in Flower pot. utd n.h hooka, eau .nd the city this week. . eotnln. totMreo and hair pin,. an«ua and and Miss Mae Roberta of Jatkson spent ax handle,, and—oh pahaw! Come and see for yourselves. Sunday in the city. Cook A Cook. Hon. John Carveth of Mlidleville In tbe city Tuesday. Brown celebrated the 50lh anniversary of their marriage last Prof. H. B. Andrus, of Nah ville. Thursday. A few friends and relatives In the city Saturday. Mra. and MrS Browo Dr. Frank Denslow, of Mukegon, had five children born lothem during their married life, and all are living at present In the city last week. and were with them last Thursday. Mrs Stephen Evans of Belhvue Is visit­ ing at^D. R. McElwains. Gid Mra. Shipman, mother of Henry bhlpman, of Rutland had the misfortune Nehemlah Cook was taken .0 bis home I to break her limb near lhe hip joint Sat­ in Prairieville Saturday. urday. Dr. E. H. Ijathrop reduced the Miss Belle Handy spent Sunday with fracture and made her as comfortable ■« relatives in Grand Rapids. Wibld. She I, ss year, Ot Me howeve“ Miss Ixiu Mikesell of Charlrtte has been and it is feared on account of her advanc­ visiting Mias Effa Simpson. ed yean she will not be able to recover. Hon. John T. Rich, Governor of Mich., has appointed Thursday, Nov. 30th as Thanksgiving day and has issued a procla­ mation to that effect. In it ho says: "Let the day be so observed that all may have cause for thankfulness, those who have au abundance, for that abundance and the privilege of aiding those who want; and those who want for the generous giving. HASTINGS, Mich., July 14, 1898. _ r. The following contract entered into between The Lambertville Rubber Co., and W ..H. Spence. Know All Men by these Presents that we The Lambertville Rubber Co., party of the first part in consideration of the attached agreement which is hereby assented to by the party of the second part, do hereby agree to give to W. II. Spence party of the second part, the sale of the Snag Proof footwear in Hastings, Mich., for the year 1898 and will give to said party of the second part all possible protection in territory and maintamance of prices. I the party of the second part do agree that I will not sell the Snag Proof for less than the following prices, Lowest retail price per pair. Mens Short Boots, S3.75. Men’s Knee Boots, $4.00. Men’s Sporting or Storm King Boots $4.50. Men’s Hip Boots, $4.50. Low ent one buckle Overs, $2.00. Boys' Short Boots, $3.25. Boys’ Knee Boots, $3.50. Boys' Sporting or Storm King Boots, $3.75. Boys’ Hip Boots, $4.00. High cut two buckle overs, $2.25. I further agree that I will not in any way place them in the hands ol the other dealers, so that they may be sold again and thus conflict with the rights granted other dealers by the said Lambertville Rubber Co. (Signed) Mrs Cora B. Powers and daughter re­ turned from !>akota last week. /Mrs Hannah Barlow has >een visiting friends Id Kalamazoo this wak. , LAMBERTVILLE RUBBER VO (Signed) W. H. SPENCE. Miss Ashley, of Grand Rajids, has been tbe guest of Mrs. W. H. Goocyear. v'Mrs. W. J. Bownc and Mra Geo. Brown visited friends in Allegan last week. Hereafter, changes for advertisements Rev. A. D. Grigsby lecturd at Lacey There It a law requiring dealers to • st roach this office Tuesdays at latest to _____ _______ •.sure insertion in the issue of the week‘ affix flx “ -caution* ’ labels__to gasoline cans' on the 14th and preached then on the 15lh. when brought. which Is very little heeded. Druggists are Frank Black. Dr. Fowler. Ed Burton required to put ••poison" labels on all and Will Cook have returned from the 1 finest canned corn put up at Cook medicines of a polalonous nature. Were north. the rules as closely carried out with gas­ Cook’s. Mr and Mrs B. J. Hendenuott went to oline cans, one would seldom hear of the John F. Williams has been elected l*oat fearful explosions, so common of late, re­ Big Rapids yesterday to visit heir daughter tster fit Delton. . sulting from taking the kerosene can for Mrs Squires. Mr-. Mjers is adding «large veranda to the gasoline can oy »!<?<• versa.' Mr and Mia W. N. Cbidlster, Miss Grace r residence on East Green street. Messer and D. W. Reynoldsspent Sunday Washington Graham, formerly of this at Wall Uk«. >». H. Powers and family are now act­ city, and late of Grand Rapids died on 'd in their new home on Green street. Mrs. Mary Stevens of Bkltimore and •Sunday last, after being in poor health a ms remains were Mrs. Belle Monroe, ot Battle Creek, spent Mteulion Knights Work at Castle Hall number of years. - . nd rank Monday evening Nov 90th. brought to this city Monday night-and Sunday with relatives in the city. were taken to the residence of his daught­ Rev. Fr. Laughrau was hi Charlotto ‘I and Mr- P. A. Sheldon have moved er Mrs- Henry Cook. The funeral oc­ Monday where hvassi.4ted in th-dedicatory part ot Mrs Pflugs house on W. Centre . curred from there Tuesday afternoon, exercises of the new CMholhcburch there. Rev. A. D. Grigsby officiating. Deceased Mrs Thos. Cox. Mrs E. V. Hogle and Mrs M. L. Cook are attending the Mis­ sionary convention at Bentoi Harbor this While Mark Gdodenohfh who lives a week. ■moke Ed/Powers No. 35 cigar, few miles north west of the city was driv­ L. and Frank Heath, John Roberts, the same; al ways the best 5 cent ing home Monday night. Charles Wlthey rail Info him just this side of the rail road Frank Cole and Dwight Gosdyear went to track oh Broadway, driving the till ot bls Lake Odessa Friday afternoon on lheir Times are close. labor scarce, and mon­ cart Into the breast of Mr Goodenough's bicycles. ’ ird to ,<<•:. but a little uu'i.f) buys horse with great force, causing an ugly Mrs A. D. Grigsby, Mrs Clement Smith, of goods at Cook A Cook’s. w >und. The hor»c wa? taken to Dr. John Dawson and Mr MyeJ» are at Benton Barry I. nige No. 13 K. of P. entertained Waddle's where the wound was sewed up. Harbor this week attendinr tbe State S.'S. . t.g brothers from Middleville. Wood- Although losing a large amount of blood, Convention. with good care It will probably recover. and Lansing Monday evening. Dwight Goodyear left -f«r Philadelphia Ttie Y P s5c. E. will give a scries of The entire Mlchigan»Agrieultural for- Tuesday morning. He wit be absent a i. m-ps this winter and have engaged estrv exhibit at the World's Frir has been inqutli and will visit relaivcs in N. Y. I'arV-rs hall for that number of nights. donated to lh» Agricultural CollFge. it Is State before returning. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cool were called to We always have Ou hand the finest teas, a gift nf which any college may be well proud. For mnpy weeks back the Slate Grund Rapids last Tbursditf by a telegram the Royal Garden. Board of Agricultural has been working 1 announcing the dangerous llness of -Mrs. Cook & Cooi/. to get this exhibit. The forestry and ag­ C.’s father Washington Gnbam. Bools. .Shoes and Clothing to excfiange ricultural exhibits will be placed in the l.aGrlppe is said to be gring the rounds lor wood. botanical and agricultural laborrlories re­ O. D. Spaulding. spectively. These exhibits are now near­ again; Will Youngs. Mrs. Dorr Mudge. Mrs. Gard Chidester. Mr». Ester Bauer ly ready for shipment and will arrive at More New Cloaks and Shawls and the college in a few days and be at once and Mrs. Hollaway are ameng tbe victims. wcr prices. unpacked and placed in position tor ex ­ Mark Kenyon of Iowa is visiting bls O. D. SPAULDING, hibition. cousin Hale Kenyon this w*» k. Mr K was Old rubbers that are _given a eoat of in the secret police service »t the World’s The following cases of this term of fair mid gives a very interesting account varnish will crutublu and break. Go to 'iV<K)iiey and Bronson's and get nice new circuit court have been disposed of up to of tire work performed by t»c agency. Tuesday. fresh goods. , The people]vs Lorenzo Paddock obtain­ It would save a great cterl of annoyance Will Clark an employe of >tbe whip ing money under false pretenses—Nolle if womru in villages and small towns factory living on Creek street Is very ill Prosequi. followed lite example»of tteir city sisters with a nervous fever, and it is not thought Tbe people vs Frank Treat, resisting an and had n day to ba “at homo*’ to thoir he can recover. officer, tor sentence—Continued until next friends. By this is not meant that re­ freshment*. even to the orient of a cup of Dr Root has an office at Ford’s Hotel, term. Tbe people vs Robert Peck, assault with tea, necessarily should be provided. But lie charges nothing for examination or trimltation. Do not fall to Investigate bis intent to do great bodily harm—inform­ If all one’s acquaintance understood that one conld always Ire fonrd on a c< italn ation Amended. methods of treatment and success. The people vs James Scldmore, assault day of the week one woull not be so likely Word received from Gaylord states that with Intent to do great bodily harm—Ar­ to rnloa seeing those peorla whose society Prof. R. D. Bailey formerly of our schools raigned. Pleaded "not guilty" Holbio-ik waa a treat not to be Ightly lost. As has been elected a member of the County appointed attorney. , the case stands a very fin? day calls out Board of Examiners of Otsego count). The people rs N. T. Parker, violation everybody al once to mate a number of liquor tew — Pleaded "not guilty" Continu ­ visits. The consequence h that everybody We keep as .fine gixxls as can be found runs away from al! the r«t, and nobody In any store in the county, and as cheap ed next term. Wm Zaggles vs Howard Mosher. As- is st homo anywhere. as the cheapest. stimpsit — Settled. Cook & Cook. > Olney and Judson vs H. L. Newton Sheriff Bosworth alnust wishes that Pochontas hadn’t prevailed upon Powhat­ I have, some fresh Ivory pointe of cow ,Attachment—Judgement by default for an to save Captain John Smith—In other I'OX lymph with which I will vaccinate at ;9387.57. words Ire thinks the Smite family is a lit­ Lncena Wilhur Paik vs Jerome b nwt and my office for 50 cte. for each person. tle too numerous. Ono day last week Jas. H. McKIvltt, Injunction—Pleading G. W. Lowhy. Judge Smith said to Mr. Bosworth; and proofs in open court. Continued. .. We have heart! that a certain anan in 1 ••Bring Mr. Smith In.” He wanted at­ Theodore E. Godde vs Mary Godde, torney John M. C. Smith, but '‘Mr. this city bought ten yards bt cloth for a Smith" applied as well to one of the Sher­ dress for hte wife, and when he presented, >f)l voice—Dismissed. iff's boarders. Naturally enough Bos­ it to her on her birthday, she sent him John Q. Creasy, an expert engineer of back for five more yards for the sleeves. (Grand Rapids, Is employed by the men worth thought of William Smith tbe biga­ mist. The latter was prod need and it who expect to take the bonds for building Will Raphe, a former resident of this 1 pleased the boya ao much that when the c-lly, was married last Thursday to Miss Itbe new railroad from Grand Haven to genial attorney appeared he was urged to Raplda, from Grand Rapids to Lottie Robinson, at Grand Rapids by Rev. Grand I stand up and give reasons if any there Alaska. Alaska to Freeport, from tree ­ Dan F. Bradley. After a short visit with . be why judgment should not be Kalamazoo friends they left for Spokane |port to Hastings, and from there to Battle pronounced.—‘Charlotte Tribune. Falls, where Mr. Raphe resides. <Creek, by the way of Dowling, Banfield and Bedford. Mr. Creasy has been over //Word received from Frank Black’s !the entire route on foot and reports to his Came Into my enclosure Oct. 95tb.. a jmrty in the north stales that Dr. Fowler principals that the route Is a feasible one has been the lucky one ao far to shoot a and ' one of easy grades, and It te the In­ coarse wool rum. Owner can have same deer and that after he committed the bold (tention of the capitalists intereated to by proving property and paying fees. D. R. McElwain. deed the three other members of the parly (commence work as soon as possible next stepped his face for an hour to gel some spring, and possibly before. This te not «elor in it., .a boom project but Is backed by wealthy A d,nee will be kt"" "Ddcr The snake editor of the Hastings Ban- IInvestors who have now satisfied them- plecttbeO. A. R. al tbelr bkUI Nov. aclves that the project is a praetlcle and ner, filling temporarily the horse editor’s 1 30th. (Thanksgiving night) to which all place, ran tbe following startling Informs- |pnmlalM one. Tub mo road will nrw cordially Invited. lion last week: VF. M. Storms, of Plain- «deep water transportation to all that .part By order of Committee. well, has purchased a trotter with a record of < the state through which this line ana feeders pass. Our citterns sntf.-tM of 3:35. It 1s a five-year-old pacer.”— Ila I To all pointe north of Reed City tickets; Plainwell Enterprise. >residents along the proposed route shduifl give It all reasonable encouragement aa all Miss Uxzle Kly® of Grand Raplda Is jcan see tlxat the rutul will be of the great­ on sale Nov. 1st to Nov. 95th. GoadI for return until Nov. Mtb. Apply to G. R. A stopping with Mrs J. H. Dennis and Is (eat possible benefit to all cmwrrHcd. Mr. 1 ticket agent for full lafarmallaa ar prepared to de all kinds of fur and plush Creasy te an experienced engineer and en­ addrete. C. L. Lock wood, Goa. Paso- Agl, work. Cloaks make in to Military capes, joys tbe confidence of not only hte emseal skin sacques repaired, muffs uiads and ploysra but of the public generally, and Grand Rapids. Mltto._________ _ re-lteed. For trimmings furnished. Jjte reeommendatious carry great weight I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks to Mrs Lottie Dumond died of eonsumptlcfc and would deceive respectful considera­ at the home of Bam Stanley’s in the fourth tion In why financial circle^ There cer­ all friends and especially lo the ladles ef tainly ahoold be more direct communica­ the Enlsoopul church, who so kindly eared ward Friday and was buried Sunday from tion botwsca ttete place and Grand Rap ­ L«U. Demowd. Ort., tor Episcopal charch Rev. W. W. Tayter •ffirtetiug. DrcaaaadwM33 years of ago ids. and the road passing “ bW iMl UlDMA aad had been In Ul Aealth for a tong tana. threads a prosperous country cuaur* fail be a prodtabte lavemmeot-Battle ■« 8-r,. 4M J-liaL deer weighing 210 founds reach- was sixty years of aec and leaves a wife >--day. It was shot by W. H. and two daughters. ss Cloaks personal mention. a A. B. B. Kill, Ot Grand Rapid, I, lo tbe “> SPECIAL SALE HATS - and Saturday, Nov. 11th We will sell anything in opr line of Plush and Wool Caps; Wool and Fur Soft Flats and anything in our Stiff Hats at from We have just purchased the full line of samples, carried by our agents and.will close them out at the „ regular wholesale price. Every article is in perfecb condition. REMEMBER that this sale is for one day only. DON'T FORGET THE DATE, BURGLARSJN —TOWN." From tho Banner.—Some time Saturday night burglars—I here was evidently two of them—entered R K. Grant’s store, get­ ting In by removing a pane of glass from tbe basement window and breaking through the Inside cellar door leading to the store. Here they helped themselves to two pairs of pants, two vesta and two coats and two overcoats. They were evidently not fastidious as regards their personal appearance as the suite of clothes they took were both mis-ma ted. The coat, veat and panto of each were from different suite, so tbe wearer when arrayed in them would present quite a stiiklng^ppearance. Tbe goods stolen were of a cheap grade and tbe loss would probably not exceed much over twenty-five dollars. No clue was left but an overcoat. mueh the worse for wear, with a few mafclies in tbe pock­ ets. REWARD!. Th* gen***’"''M?) wh0 UlBS IbeuiKclvHe to a wlntei’s supply of etothing, will be mounted for tbrir hard work by finding the goods they "bought” (although of a efceap grade) everlasting wearers. Undoubtedly they weald have found a better bargain, brtter It, and a more tatty outfit, had they shoees to some during IT’J fl FAIR ESTIMATE--J/IVINQ $ 1.50 TO $5.00 ON EACH SUIT. That’s what you do—buying from ub. We’re not charging you an exorbitant profit. Buy­ ing direct from the principal makers in larger quantities and spot cash enables us to save you on an average from 25 to 40 per cent An objectllsson-Those $3.50 Boys Suits.• Any of similar qual­ ity are being sold at $5. Of course, we sell perhaps ten at $3.50 where one is sold at $5.00. It doesn’t take wise buy­ ers long to find out where to get most for their money. IT’S OV&RGOflT TIME IT* OVERCOAT ME IT’S OVERCOAT TIME A great stock lows. Yea, for father a4 well as son. The newest and swellest—only we don’t charge for the owell; that is to nay, because it is swellest we don’t put on an extra five $s. R. K. GRAN< /yj > - « �jteta hand- ffrhad shifted hi. helm which be wished to speak to Mra. Al- to come alongsidlrof me, for J couldn't of the heights which shut In the north change my course; being afready bo lB "What does she refer to?" asked side of the bay. ft was a sort of Swiss cltoae to the wind' that my aoilb were al­ ©ottage.surroundod by a garden contain­ Molly of her cousinmost flapping." ing orange and olive trees and shut in -Bow should I knowr replied Mrs. It waa evident that Mrs. Allaire did by a plain wooden fence. A ground floor Barker "Come, Molly, let s be off. not understand the precise meaning of with a veranda in front, upon which T nefe waa no time to be lost. Mrs. these terms mudo • use of by Capt. opened the front door and the windows I Allaire and Kate Barker, accompanied Willis, but she Was sure of one thing— of the parlor and dining-room, a second ' bv the nurse and child, turned their steps that the man standing in front of her story with a balcony extending ite en­ ' toward the wharf which they reached had seen John, had conversed with him. tire length, and above this the gable in less than ten minutes. for one instant. end, the sloping rafters of which were The Flying Cloud which bad now,, richly carrc<l—such was this very sim­ passed through the captain, "yotur husband waved his hand ple but very attractive habitation. The antine, had not yet been dc*k®d’ tff me and shouted: ’Everything is going parlor and dining-room, modestly fur­ at anchor nt tho farther end of the bay. all right, Willis; th'- moment yon reach nished, occupied the ground floor, above a cable's length inside of Loma point. Son Diego give my love to my dear wife.' them were two rooms, Mrs. Allaire's It would, therefore, be necessary to Then the two-ships separated and soon und one devoted to the comfort of little cross the bay to go on board the vessel, passed out of each other*:* sight.” Walt; in the rear there was n small an­ which would not bo hauled up to the “What day was it Hint you fell in with have hail a suspicion of them, but that’s nex used for tho kitchen and the serv- OX LKAVIXS HER COL'SIN SHE REPEATED dock until later. It was about two the Dreadnaught?” asked Mrs. Allaire, j ants. This was the home in which the Barker luul now become a resi­ miles ucross nnfl the passage was effect­ all THAT 8H1 WOULD EXPECT HKK THE “March S3," replied Captain WillU. dent of San Diego for three years, and . The relations of John and Molly Al­ captain’s wife must now face the long ed by mean*, of steam launches, which "at twenty-five minutes past eleven NEXT MOIXINO AT NINE. yet m> skillful had he been in disguising laire on the one side and of Lew and hours of absence. The baby’s nurse mode half-hourly trips. the crooked nature of his transactions Kale Barker on the other, are now and one servant were its only other oc­ HOW IOL$ ^VUI o. UM»M , Molly Allaire nnd Kate Barker took Mfs. Allaire waa so particular about that not a breath of suspicion had at­ sharply enough outlined to render in­ cupants. The only visitorr. were Mr. "Oh, onlytwenty-four hours; it’s only Heats in the steam launch along with a these details that the captain sent for tached to him; Such were the circum- telligible the facte which are about to and Mrs Barker, the husband rarely, a formality, but still no one can go on dozen other passengers. Most of them the chart and designat'd the «-;a-i jstanccH which had brought about the beset forth in this narrative. To what the wife frequently board." were friends or relatives of the crew of point at which the two v<-.-. ■. luu! reunion of the two cousins at a' time degree these relations were going to tie "And ho* did Mr. Hollister learn Mr Andrew Hollister, as he had the Flying Cloud, who wished to avail ■when Molly hod not yet become Mrs. changed. by sudden and unexpected promised, often calledlo see the young that the tvo ships had spoken each themselves of the first opportunity of­ passed each other It waa 148 degrees longitude west from Grccnwl th. and -20 J’uhh Allaire. wife, being anxious to carry her any other? ” events of the near future, no one could fered to visit lhe ship. The launch cast '"The cusom hoqse officer brought The cl-jsest intimacy sprang up be- ’ have foreseen news of the Dreadnaught which might off Ite lines,gotclcar of the wharf, and. seventeen hundred miles west of San I reach him directly or indirectly Before him a message from the captain. Dear tween the young wife and the young ■ under lhe action of ite screw, took an girl, and although it would have seemed ] any letters can reach their destination Molly, calm yourseW. There can be no ' oblique course.across the bay, puffing Diego- If the weather should contlniu* CHAPTER HL. favorable, anti there v.-ns even reason jncre natural fur Kate to exercise an the maritime journals contain lists of doubt as tc the truth of this report PHOSPCdt COTTAUX. steam bi every stroke of its piston. to believe that U would at this setw^n To-morrow II will be fully confirmed. ascendency over Molly, yet it was the . Thirty , vessels spoken, their touching ut this years ago there were not more With ite placid surface mirroring the of the year. Cnpt. John would surely contrary that ‘«ok place. Molly was | than thirty-five thousand inhabitants port or that or any other happenings at I entreat y»u to be patient for a single fleecy clouds and blue sky, the boy was make a quk-k and agreeable pa^.-.ge i rrsolute. Kate was weak, and the young । lo.thc soulherly thin! of California, a sea which might be of interest to ship day." "Well th?n. Kate, until to-morrow." now visible its entire length, with the across the waters of the North Pacific. girl s«x»n became the strong prop of Dio ; g^on of the state which to-day con- pers • Molly would therefore bo kept answered Mrs. Allaire. "Tomorrow houses'<.f San Diego rising amphithea­ And. further, as ho wus to find a n:rgo married woman. Kate rejoiced greatly i lajnb one hundred and fifty thousand, well posteiL ter like up the heights, and the old city awaiting hixa at Calcutta, his sojourn at the prvjoctrd marriage of her cnitsin j M lhal niU, bul a vcry Mna|j portion of The first few days were specially morning IT be nt your house by nine to the young captain—a marriage ' the vast area of this extreme western heavy and sad. Molly could not bring and you’ll p) with me on board the Fly­ at lhe bottom of the narrows lying be­ in die capital of the Indies would bo tween Island point and Toinl Loma; very brief, and his n torn to Ajuerica •which gave no promise of ever resemwalb undt,r co|UvnUon; in fact herself to leave the house. Koto Barker ing Cloud, won't you?" "Willingly, my dear Molly. 1 shall the huge Coronado hotel standing out would be aec-nmpkshe.! wjthoot any bling her own. nnd what sweet conso- mO8l of u seemed only Gt for cattle went daily to visit her. nnd lhe two S lation and comfort could Kate not have r^ng who could have Imagined that women lavished their atteplions on lit­ expect you xt-morrow, and us the vessel boldly with Us palace-like architecture, delay At this moment the mate Uia drawn from the sympathy of lhe young bOch „ bri|Hant destiny awaited this tle Walt nnd talked about Capt. John. will then b« out of quarantine, we shall and the lighthouse whose lantern sheds its broad glow over the sea after night­ appearuu't-on the quarterdeck and incouple, could she have brought herself I, ffaraway araway region.whose onlycommuuicoonly commuuico* Ordinarily, when she was alone. Molly be able to snj the captain." "Isn't it (apt- Willis, John’s friend?" j fall. formad thu captain thnt tAry ivere to• uncover her Iij ,llon Sjitb r t ,i|... v..ri.i «•«« nei hidden uiuur.n sorrow! sorrow. (. w u. ,world was hv by tho the «-rumn wagon tion „. with the wagop passed part of the day on the balcony There were a nnmber of vessels an­ ready t > get under wa v' Tbe sailors inquired M*s. Allaire. As for Lew Barker, his position lie- < trams of overland routesand the sin- j of her cottage.. .... __ Iler gaze was turned came more aud more complicated. A j ^le line of counters touching at Itsprin- seaward over lhe bay ami far beyond ' "Yes, Moly, iin<l the Flying Cloud be- ’ chored here and there, of which the standing on the forecastle wen- only launch skillfully steered clear, as she nml to break anchor, crisis was at hand. The last scrap of cipil] sports? And yet as far back as thd Coronado islands. The line of the longs to th» Hollister fleet" “Very wall, it's agreed then, Kate. | did of the boate coming towards her. red l.» jh-h-I Mra, AI bls wife's fortune which he hail Jiasti- • J7IJy then. Wna a little nucleus of a town horizon did not limit her vision; she •*shc prek-rml -vly collected upon leaving Boston would I a few injiui back from the coast north saw beyond it, for-had not the Dread­ I'll be at y»ur house at the hour named, i and of the fishing smacks that were i lain- M In that cijse sbo rould «oon be exhausted. This man. by | of lhe bav of Sa:i pleffo Hence thu city naught already passed far beyond it? In Oh. how heavily the time will hang on . hugging tbe wind to lengthen their | main <■: , VI,jrv, tMa the Flying Cknblanu nature u gambler, or rather a reckless | of that name may justly claim the honor thought olio paired on board the ship, my hands! Will you stop and take • tackMrs. Allaire, with her cousin next her. ■ w nwb lht. It would lain- :i •peculator, waa one of those who re- of being the oldest settlement ou Cali- she stood by her husband’s side. Al luncheon with me?” »d on one of the deck benches •. two hourb for th< w fna,ce "If you like, dear Molly My hus- j was tented gard chance its their only dependence . fornlan soil The buy of San Diego is this moment n vessel appeared in the the other side of her sal the . a-,,..and wfio are always ready to risk every- u sbperb one Twelve miles long by oiling and stood in towards the bay band will i_- absent until evening and ' while on t— ------It... . W-l. ...1__.....1___ _ nurse holding little Walt, who. under ■ Mrs Allan? , . Ching oa a single throw. Such a pro- two wide it not only affords necessary and Molly thought to herself how the I can give jou my afternoon.” "Thanks, thanks. Kate, and then we ; the influcnce,of the fresh sea air. was glad to n.-;-cp' Uh* < nptain's invitation, -pensity- absolutely uncontrolled by anchorage for merchanlinen but snffi- | Dreadnaught would be sighted in this thC dictates of reason, could not do cicol accommodation for a squadron, way some day and how she would loom may talk o' John, always of him. you : in the best of spirits, anil followed but i.ht* wus expected at lurkhoon at । .with wondering eyes the movements of ocherwisethan lead, nnd did lead, to de- the port ranking as n naval station, up a-* she neared land, und how John know.” "And lif.lo Walt? How does our , the sea gulls as they sailed over hl, nf’«r what the mulattress hnd Said, Oval in form and having a narrow en­ would be standing by lhe ship's side, plornblc results. | head, uttering their shrill cries. His baby get oa?" asked Mrs. Barker. would be very an.'.iucs to reach home Upon reaching San Diego Barker had trance opening to the west between glass in hand "He’s ful and rosy." replied Molly. I I mother was delighted with lhe look of by the time her husband did. anti'she opened an office in Fleet* street, one of Island point and Loma* or Corando Th® time now canje when little Walt's j perfect health stumped upon that sweet therefore requeste-t <*apt Wil Its to pin­ happy as a bin! ."What u glrnl, day , point the hnrtxir is shut in on all sides. those bureaus which irwere more ap­ hcalt'h might suffer from his being kept propriate to call dens, in which any The off-epost gules don’t reach it und cooped up loo much indoors! The that'll be whin his father secs him । little face, and bent over several times them ashore so that they might lv in «cbeu>c. good or bad. becomes the start­ heuvr seas scarcely ripple its surface. weather Ixx-ame particularly fine the again! Kate, I have half a mind to to kiss it, being each time rewarded time to catch the (.t.-ain launch ' ing point of a fraud Very skillful in There s n<> trouble getting out or In. m-ond <veek after Capt John's depar­ take him nnd his nurse with us to­ with a smile. But Molly's attention was soon ati'ou know I don't like to | depicting the possibilities of a combina­ there being n minimum depth of twey- ture. and a cool breeze-tempered the in­ morrow Mrs. Aynirv.und h?r coumd Vxdc their tion. utterly unscrupulous ns to lhe creasing heal. Mrs. Allaire brought leave him even for a few hours. .' traded by catching sight of the Flying leave of tne mplam. kissed b:>thof Lying somewhat away from in 15.85 San Diego had u popuiati-u. ■herself to emerge from her retirement. should be v-Arried the moment he was ’ Cloud. means resorted to. an adept in lhe art little Walt's rosy cheeks of persuasion, with very shadowy no­ of fifteen thousand, to-day it bos . and on these, little excursions waa uc- out of my sight the moment I had left j t]je ether vessels, .>he threemaster While waiting for the .-.train launch to | loomed up in full view at the other end tions of meum ct. luum. tie plunged thirtv-five thousand. Its first railroad compunied bj- 'he nurse carrying the him behind" start. Molly sat watching with deep In­ said Mra. •। ut of wv the uujr bay « with uc» her vuw.n colors radiant in Now the Atlantic A "You're -ight Dioiiy. Moliy.' tutiu headlong into twenty speculations, all i 'Jate* from ISM good idea. Little Wall 1 the morning N^nlighL She waa swing- | terval the movements of the Flftqg of which went to pieces; but the biter ' Pacific, the Southern California and In this way on one occasion they made Barker; “its'ag^™.------ ---------------' Cloud. Keeping time wit! trip. ing | himself did not escape upblttcn. for he lhe Southern Pacific roads make it an excursion to Knob hill, the site of will be grtatly .benefited o. . . by the *-«with the tide, her heat! turned to , song of tbe boatswii*. '* now, found himself literally on the purl and parcel of the great continental many villas, — w fine wmv and «mw lhe ...v bay —j I। the me westward, wcsiwani, and odu the inc sulmidir.g autmiumg waves "a»o " . . VA —-j one may The weather will be from which point chain to It atreet. aiihosl withoul/'lhc necessaries railway system, while the Pacific Coast loo]{ out lo ^.a fnr beyond the islands. smooth. I will be •the v- firstsail *he, — of the ocean swell were breaking against ffan to break On.-teJr'Ai , — Well, then, ............. —•■•- 1i her tautly .traubral chain, ■i crrak creak "" on ,ho the hawse,■ 1while lhe mute orof life Still, as h/i operations had Stepmship Company brings it in./re- । At aRother tjine they betook themselves has ever tnlrn. everything I <tercd enough sail t«< Ih? set to carry been enurely secret, he had some little quent communication with San I ran- to Coronudd beach. where the sea rolls is arranged.* Molly's whole soul went cut In that ' j the vessel, with the help of the tide, tn credit left and made use of it to launch cisco. It is a handsome und agreeable in angrily and brcalcson the shore with "Evcrythijg. dew Kate.” replied i long, silent look. She was thinking of ' j her dock. - . new schemes and secure new victims ! city, healthful in. locating and with a the nol8e nf thunder, and here they vis- Mrs. Allaire. John, who had been l»ornc away on n The steam lnun*.-!i w: s now about »o This condition of affairs, however, climate in praise of which language jted the mussel beds, where at hi^'i tide' Kate re mil nod at iTospcct cottage ( ship which one might t-ny was the could ni>l last Any moment there ,has already been exhausted. t thc spray covers the beautiful rocky until five o'eock. Oa leaving her cousin j brother of this one. so much did lhey cost off. and gave-a shrill whistle locall ■might b«- an outburst, and the schem- i. Like most American .cities. San • formations of the coast al this point. slic repeated that she would expect her resemble each other Were they not ing Yankee who hnd transported his Diego is full of life and activity nnd Molly set her fool in thq way of n wave the next Doming al nine to go and the children of the snroe house of Hol­ whom quickened their pace, coining up the point in from of Coronado hotel peculiar'busincss methods to the Pacific ! very methodical withal in the hurly , that crept bubbling and rippling up on visit the Flying Cloud. lister? Was not their home port the Mrs Allaire, Kate Barker and the slope might find himself obliged to ' ,burly of its business affairs. If move- the beach; she touched this mysterious ■ I • —— — same? Had t&eir keels not been laid in CHAPTER IV .leave Non Diego as he had left Boston. I nurse took sea*.** on one of the star­ tnent be a manifestation of life ’J. ex- ocean that seemed to. whisper to her of the sa^te ship yard? ON B<A.ni) TIIK nriNG CLOCD. And ret, in an intelligent community. ' board benches, while the other p:iss»-niste here is to aa intense degree. The ■ distant waters in which John was sailYielding to the faadnatlon of-an illu­ Half-past eight was just striking in a genuine renter of commercial activity day is hardly long enough for busi- j |ngt this ocean whose billows were at gers. about twenty in ail. rambled about ra*j u, Mui.tij ........... —■ rag. »»tiv»« ••»i■ me the ueunv. belfric. oi of aan San mcgo Diego as ns airs, Mrs. sion. which hek imagination under the whose importance iqpreaspd from year ncss transactions. But if this was the | that moment beating against the Dread- Allaire and the nurse, who was carry­ stimulus c.f recollection conjured up the deck. A final blow of the whistle to year, any man of honesty and in- case with those whose instincts and in-i naught now wafted tiioutamh of miles ' jng little Vnlt. left Drospect cottage. for her. Molly was about to meet her tegnty would have found many ave­ r clinalions i । i...i.« i.i. «.htu. j there motionless, •* ••-burled them into ,this whirl- ' nwuy She stood the g]w passCl| cpflei^Jy through lhe broad husband, he was there an t>onrd. await­ and the launch put onl ii.ti.sh the t nues of sijC'-ess open to him. But thccV It was only half-past eleven, and ------------.. ।* it ” (li(J QtU apply •to those ** - Ilves ” young captain's ship plainly visibie to I avenues of the tho upper city, bordered bordered ing her. he would wave his hand to her ' were uecdful somethings which Lew rwhich T. . were drawn . ' out. ,into — intermin—1_ ! young captain sosnip plainly visime io j nvenues her wrought-up imagination, while her with villas having gardens inclosed by ' the moment he caught sight of her nnd Harker didn't have—moral rectitude, i, able rounds of leisure. When things | husband's name trembled on her lips. street in time. for a <;v rter of an hour husband ’ s name trembled on her lips. ornamental fences, and Men reached j his arms. MM,. .,^:hcd she would throw herself into his «traightfcN*wnrd ideas and a mind free I . come to a standstill time becomes a j Towards ten o'clock on the morning the carrow and more built-up streets With this, his name trembled on her was all that was tcqr.irccK to make the . from gtiilo .. j great laggard. f of March 80. while seated upon the bdl- of the busircss portion It was in Fleet | Ups. she called him. he replied, repeat­ trip across th-* bay It is important to note here fstrr that 1 As the launch steamed nway Molly's Anrt lhls waB Allaire's expert ' cony of Prospect cottage, Mrs. Allaire street thnt Lewis Barker resided, not far | ing ' *her name again und egain. vieiLhcr Allaire*, Anurcw f ' ' uoutsicr ! ... ... al.n f Iih-eadlr*r»n .1. , . saw Lnr n -w, 'll i r. rr lk,> Lbw John Jana Allaire, her cousin approaching the I'Al'uA house A slight «c-utcry utery from her iter <child broke .“r’in ° ?n ! Sl“™ h" "'’rr'°^ h" h“- i K»>« solvl.eneu her peer „u.l tr.eed her from the waarf belonging to the Pacific , Coast Stcuusliip Company All in all, I lhe spell, and she looked to> see that II Cloud. The anchor was up. lhe sails true aMidibon .. . of Barker's matters, rlrcle* there hand', labor, hud entered more or lew* hand In a friendly way a, J to tto-tura caught the breeze. and lhe ship begun it was a pr-tty long walk, and it was i was really the Flying Cloud they were industrialI n si T thh 2 ra.tora! >"«■ her Ufa Era. when he waa not' the eapulo'a wile that she wa. not tbe nine o'clocl when Kate opened the door I approaching, und rot the Dreadnaught, to move ahead. Once in her place wm no inkling 'tLthnt ' ::eithis buadventurer “’XUJ7—O *>?!. M..Uy htutened alongside the wharf Molly would ho for Mrs. Alain*. .. . between Errand which the broad Pacific and would to Heaven .... n ne he ucscrveo deserved no , , , ‘ < • z* able to pay as many visits to Capt down to lhe door. „ 1h^umlug to- bl. I li>»- «“> llu‘-to.UM! .,f l ..llu.tor * Il was u residence plain almost- to was rolling its many, many leagues harsher name — was •Willis ns shr might choose. "What is it. Kate?” she asked. gloominess. The blinds of the front "Another ship will be there in place hrn lb-LTtoh Bhuuld ruin And even whvu .......... The steam launch shot along rapidly. "Dear Molly,** replied Mrs. Barker, windows were almost always closed, aa of this, some day!" she murmured, turn­ come. (MiKsibly they would be iaciiacd inclined wh,eh he lo<’k ,n ,,ltf business, affairs of The houses cf the city perched upon unlucky I lhe firm' he ha<' *’cvn comn,i8Blonto<, 10 "you’ll be rejoiced when you hear the Lew Barker received only business ac­ ing her gaze upon Mrs Barker.' to look upon him simply as an the different terraces of tho picturesque ■ ‘ watch the construction of the clipper news that I bring. Mr. Hollister sends quaintances and maintained no friend­ "Yes. dear Molly." replied Kate, "and tiusiness man anti not a man utterly j ship of which he wus destined lo be me to tell you that the Flying Cloud ly relations with his neighbors. Pop­ It will be John who jvill be standing on amphitheater storxl out more and more devoid of moral sense, to whom all j plainly. It was only n quarter of smile which entered the bay this morning ple knew tlr man very slightly, even deck to receive us." what zeal. methods are permissible provided they i: the commander With -:*• 'yes.■ further to the wharf. !r..l to tortunV And John AJlnira him- I-?*1 dill M .npervUc the spoke the Dreadnaught.” in Fleet stnet, as his business affairs Mrs. Barker understood very well "Look out!" suddenly cried one of tho "The Dreadnaught!" kept him avay from the house from that a vogne anxiety oppressed her tself. although be hail never been i work even to its smallest details It hands posted at the bow of the launch, "Yes. Mr. Hollister hud just re- morning till night. Besides he waa out ' was like the loving care of the man specially cousin's heart when she interrogated -specialty attracted nurwriru by i»y the me man. rami, was wuj* at , i t ns he turned to the man at the wheel .to. momv ...I to th, lea.1 Inclined I building . home In cel.ed tlw Information when he mot me of u.wn n treat deal, going moat tra­ the future. this . who was standing on the little bridge to dUlru.l him. .nd Iberetora wm II day. I.W It ««» in Fleet atraet and aa he would not be qUenUy to tan Francis™ in pnrauit of It had taken the steam launch n quarin front of the smokestack. J* a " ship Is not able to call until afternoon. I hurried ! uenemraor „henw»of vhlch ,h.l during hi. .l-ranra he -onld j even more tban ’this, h“ for ,or * hl° ls vmcn he n. said Mid nothfngto uotmngto hla hu tor to nn hour locorar lhe two mile, to1 -­ As she heard this cry Mrs Allaire count up -n his wife’s being tho re- l! only a bouse. It is not only an instru- here as fast as possible." twrau the wharf at San Diego ar.-i "Then there is really news from ।1 ' tnent of fortune, it is a fabric of wood looked toward the port side of the I hi, partkiulae morning he woe not p.,lnt Lomu. The praengera mmto cipietit of l/ewis' nnd Kate's kind of­ A.] wraU ...n ! '? hJ*c,u™ «<* AlWre rotoihed ] their way to lhe landing tram which launch, where they were running out fices Should the emergency arise, nnd Iron' to. which precious human John?" "Yes. dear Molly! /Flrf^----- firClX **" “ Ml ■■■••'«•«■»<■» 'or her , the Flying Cloud wu lying «raely . a vessel which was also attracting lhe vibould Molly stand in need of their out- lives atw'l'to be intrusted. Moreokor, Drcadnaught and the Flying Cloud fell it is not. asTt were, a detached frag ­ attention of lhe other passenger*. m<*t I lying Cloud tell hubana . i»L being able lo ucompany । cable’, length awgv airetcited hand, she would not call out rm - .... . of whom hnd gone forward. A large them nr* on iw.nwri booxi the vi,.inrar*ie...,i Flying Cloud, adding l > There to’ them in vain Their house would ment cf native soil, which Is borne tn with each other and exchanged , ilium was one of the ship's hoats'Lr- schooner-brig, which hnd pulied out buck home by wind and wave only to greetings." t hat he woild certainly join them at ing nt the foot of the stairway in eharg^ ‘ t»e open to her and she would find a “And they were ail well on board?" from the Hue of vessels lying nt the luncheon. welcoriif Uiurc-’-nol only the one due to be carried away ngnln. and which in of two sailors. Mrs. Allaire made her­ the end destiny unfortunately dpcs not "Yes, dear Molly.' The two captains . ■•I'm ready my dear Molly,” said she. self known to them, and the men an­ docks was making ready lo go to Bea u friend, but to n sister. conversed together and tho last word 1 always permit to return to the port after having kissed tho baby; “but nounced themselves in readiness to rob­ with her bow turned toward Island IkiUdcs, how cohid there possibly be that reached the ears of those on board ' don't you want to reat for a moment?” point. She had been taken in tow by any suspicion of Kale Borkrr’saincerity out 4it-4vhiclrdK.first drifted. ber over to the ship. A few strokes | ’ tl.._ ! ...... ... Molly hnd vepr frequently accom­ the Flying Cloud waa your name!” a tug. nnd was already pretty well "I'm not tired.” replied Mrs. Allaire. were sufficient to do this, and Capt “My poor John!” .Tied Mrs. Allaire as under headway. This schooner-brig great as it was unselfish, and. far from panied Captain John to the shipyard. "You don't need anything?” Willis having recognized Mrs. Allaire the tears gathered In her eyes. These timbers resting upon the inclined was right in front of the steam launch, Htrinot; tofcet boutnls to it. Ia*w Barker "Nothing, Kate. I long to meet Caj "How happy I am." added Mra Willis. Pray let’s start at once.” ipl., stepped to lhe gangway to receive her und so near that it became absolutely had •-ni'iiirfigcd it, no doubt with some j keel, these ribs so like the skeleton of ’ * The captain conducted his guests tn necessary to let her pass, and for this -.intster in.iiiw. some shadowy vision of ! some vast marine mammal, this plank­ Barker, "to be, tho first to bring you Mrs. ’s only servant an old .... - Barker -------- - -------j--------- waa -the quarter deck while miu the imum mute: wu con-. reason the man at lhe bow had warned future giiiu. tvkit h he hoped he might [ ing already in position, this hull with this good news." "And. oh, how I thank you." replied mulattresa. whom her husband had I tinned the necessary preparations to the helmsman. tx* able t>» i!r.»w from iL He was per- j its complex outlines, this deck pierced brought from New York with him. j get the Flying Cloud r.l her dock in the the captain ’ s wife. "If you only knew । by the broad hatches for loading and A grave anxiety now came upon the feclly sure. ux». thnl Kate would not j This wutonn. whose name was Nanny. | city. -*a.r aught which shonld be left unsaid, unloading, these mar.ts lying on the how happy it makes me. Ah, If I could had been Barker's nurse.. Never hav’'Capt. Willis," sa’J Mrs. Allaire, "I'm pBasengers. ah anxiety the more justi­ only hear every day Then the captain | fiable in that the l«xy was tilleil with thal she would be discretion itself as 1 ground biding their time to be placed ing served in any other family except- informed that you spoke the Dread­ vessels anchored here and there, ami regards tils present condition, giving no ■ in position, the interior arrangements, of tho Flying Cloud really saw my dear ing his. she wgs completely devoted to naught.’’ ’ • boy, really spoke to him? Oh. it's like ' hence it was very natural that there ■sign <w bint as to lhe disreputable the crew's quarters, the quarter deck him and still culled him by his first' ” ... ---------- , replied the captain. receiving another g-wnl-by from him!" | -schemes in which he had l»evome in- , and its cabins— was nut all this suf­ ue when he was a ! “and I'm able to .asa-sre you thnt she should bo a rush made toward the stern "Soltis, dear Molly, and then to. name us she Ijad vol red nr ns to the sea of difficulties in 1 ficient to Interest her? Was it not her child. This creaV.-.re. gruff und dicta- I was in good trim, as I „have already re- of the launch Everyone saw that it would be necessary for lhe steam launch which h<- was now floundering Aa to : husband’s life and lhe life of his com­ hear too that everything tvos going on . torial, was the on y one who ever ‘ ported td Mr. Hollister.' well on board the Dread naught." | ail this Kate would bold her tongue; ' panions which the Drcadnaught would seemed to exit, h e ucy influence over I ‘ ‘ “ you saw him, you saw John?" to come to a «*^.ndstUl in order to let "Anff "Kato," cried Mra. Allaire, "I must not even a won! of blame would escape -. shield from and defend against the galea Lew Uark-r. ho Intrusted her >b™. «o„ u,. t ly)nR the tug and the brig get by, the course "The Dreadnaught and the Flying her Ttie domination of her husband ; of the I’u.Hfie? Hence there was hot a see tho captain of the Flying Cloud. Ho j lutelj. with the awugtment of hu> Cloud parse,) e.vh other ulore enough being also encumbered by a number of will give me all the particulars. When j L°’frai ,h!0L0!h',n ^hfcrCttpl. Allaire and mo to eachao^s fishing smacks darting . hither and wa* absolute, no power of resistance । single plunk which In Molly’s irnaginawas it that they fell in with each ■ ........Hi..«. rew him to „ ‘ ti™ J-’h" “'s'11 l” was left her, although she knew thither in the stiff breeze. to feel the weight of this domineering few wprds.” 1* other?" >w words. . urarl, wiihonl *" f,,r tk« •*'"* "Ixx)k out!” repeated the man at the be a man ul._ ?_* ‘ ocxuvHei.ee. , sway, which was pushed at times to I ~ “I didn't learn that, Molly," replied "Yes! You have seen him:” said • would .. not • life; nor .did- a blow of a hammer rcbow. destitute of mural■ sense, who M undertone to herself. Kate, "but the log book will answer Ivr^nn^on rs. Allaire 111 in an "All right!" answered lhe man at the hesitate to commit a criminal act And ™ V f d ?|" the k «"o' K" ■«.« that question and the captain of tho now <h.t IbU man Wood botora her In I whbh dW find “ helm; "there's no danger. I have room - of* the ■ — Flying Cloud will be able to giro you that exercised by her husband. In her | • >n Drcadnaught projected enoughl" fibs true colors, how was it possible for * resignation, which was but another . all the details." i tho captain's face. John took pleasure In Initiating her her u> preserve lhe slightest regard for But hampered by lhe sudden appear"So be will, Kate, and soon as I can name for weakness, she let things go as ' ’ x Baker then asked several que* once of a large steamer in he r wake, him? The. fact is. und it should not be In the mysteries of the work, pointing dress myself we’ll go together, st they might, and Nanny took no counsel . to the reply to which Mollie Us- the tug unexpectedly changed her tout sight nf; ?he vriusafraid.of him. she out the destination of each piece of once." with her I*relation to the management 1 attentively, although her woalike child in his h.intls; and even metal, fxplulnbg to her the vessel's course, veering round to the port. ' . . . "No, not to-day. Molly," replied Mrs. of house affairs ' i turned seaward—toward the There was a loud outcry, in which the now. al a signal from hint. Imd his safe­ speed aj indicated by the plan of conAs Kate turntAl to leave the house the Barker. "Wo wouldn't be allowed tc -nt horizon. ly dratandi-d It, she would hare followed .strucUd'n. Molly learned to love this crew of the brig joined, for they were mulattress enjoined upon her tho negoon board the Flying Cloud to-4<y.” Du that day," continued Capt. WB- trying to.be of amirianee to the tug by him i» any quarter of the globe. But ship of which her husband was to be tho ceasity of reaching home before midday, •» "And why not?" . "the weather aeemed to be verv steering in the same direction. Ths after ali. her self-respect would restrain mmiI and next to God the master! aa Lew would soon return, and it would f "Becauas she only arrived thia tsoraThe botwn occupied by John Allaire her frwu confessing her sorrows oven u> JtotdokM, toe wuuug. iidij ~ tug and the ateaca launch were not her oowUu MoDjr, who ma, tbara waa aa I—.-«• ------ - nt W *et I 'AV rA\ o /jW dULElVERN I’ ..™— «?'~A™i ““'J”1 th’ '‘”™OU f & �SUDDEN DEATH1 STATE ELECTIONS. Th® Community Shocteed. Result of tho Contest at tho Polla oq Tuesday. J fatten on poverty HOMESPUN FOR CLOTHING. Dalroil, kuisg i Iwitoi Toledo, a,"Not. IL —Senator S. Sod Soenas nt tho Sign Of the In effect July 30. I®1 | Bough, picturesque material of a LaM evening, just after tea, while Mr. Parker, of this city, waa found dead at ‘ Threo Balia, light gray or creamy color and coarse Favorite Route between Grand Rapids. Detroit Throw Hartman, a prominent and highlyhis home Thursday evening with hia ' . ‘ and tberitrft. ’' . • as a towel is occasionally seen in the nMpctted i ititex, apparently in lhe beat of heartbroken, 88well tivMlvhmu ’ literally ter*,,Jro Wel* as •* figureflgurastreets of New York, worn by men of b. .'th and spirits, wu reading a newspaper, tiv»ly brnU«A^ 4~- •»;♦ Dt *he °‘’r*n -WBO rcutiu "nUn Th* p*wnl>rok.r'. Shop M a iu.onr«o of fashion during tbe hot weather, ami ;ru.n-l ILtpl.l?’ •he -L-eet sudihnly fell Ip the floor; he bW&ln. Hla Ills sudden ■tlclrlnn demise ____ P^nla I. r a n __ ■ ...... . . . twain. waa. the cul ­ Busl’.jacid one hand over hia heart, gasped, and usually all three pieces of the suit are mination of continued broading over back in his chair, evidently uncon­ worn together. Many people wonder lAlto . the misdeeds of hia pon, 8. E. Parker. Elmdale THE VOTE IN OHIO. . . , The family were stricken with conwhere this cloth comes from, says the i 1 MMm -m.uion, and immediately suatmoned a Columbus, O., Nov. 10.—The official Thursday night the elder Parker com­ World, for it is not to be found in any lake Odessa "How much you wan-, for dat .in. But it wu loo late. The old returns are in from three-fourth* of the plained of feeling ill and later was I Woodbury of the tailor shops and is never seen in , iNuufield ' . . 411 was dead. Phvaicians gavis lyoarl eighty-eight countle* and with the un­ found in hia room. Dr. Parker, his watch?" he asked. ready-made clothing. Mulliken --- examined ---- ,„v the b-xly reportund report 1 ­Balded .him a little silver watch the cause."—Holbrook Herald. lllraad l-edge official figures from the remaining brother, The material is Canadian homespun. ed that thu* h» he V.»A had never come 1.. in vvmw contact , , that 1 1X11(1 twenty dollars for, writes ■ day the papers contain statement* counties Gov. LainJag McKinley's plurali­ It is not the homespun which is mode j 1 Detroit - -•— »»— The — ... *?1J the above. Even youth is no de­ with a similar case. rupture of Annie Woods in the New York Re­ ty, i* placed at 83.791 and hl* In the steam mills, but is the* real arti­ . a,*ain»t heart disease, and lhe awful ------ ----------------------he believes, was nM KHWM actually y corder. I had no notion of pawning it, majority over all at 30.009. The the heart, cle. and it la made on hand looms by । |i>y with which it is claiming victims hmiKrh* on r.»» by —grief —1-* -* - sou's d.obrought at **the dis- 1,nt waM cur’°us to know what figures I thc inhabitants of Canada during the 1-v |dowardciiy senate will stand: Republicans, 26; ot»>rt all a conviction of it* prevalence. ***“'“---------------------------------------------------- . could get on it, if I, like so many oth­ Jong gracc. . . .here. v . , Rdm<ire . winter No »two pieces are I■ ., |isunton I . tjvr. if you have a symptom of thia democrat*. 5. House, republicans, bd; ers in this sad city, stood face to face REVOLUTION-'IN MEXICO. Ionia | 7 bo democrat*. 2L* Mercer county, which ever alike, and it is impossible to , : i-«-aM do not hesitate a moment in with want iGnuul Icdn* j * to "match iC" This cloth is admirably | ding to it. Delay is always dangerous, gave Neal 1,800 plurality, elects a pop­ "Oh, I don't know how you do these ulist representative. Neal only carried I suited for hot weather. Its rough coat i-crt disease too often fatal. Some ot the InaurrectiouUt*. things here," 1 said, "for 1 have never makes it look thick and heavy, but it • ■ >n» of hvart diseaae are ahortnea* ot twenty-three out of eighty-eight coun­ I Detroit El Paso. Tex.. Nov. 13.-The city of P*'™®'1 anything before." is loosely woven and the .wind blows duttering, or palpitation, pain or ties, and these by very narrow major­ Junrex, i’"""” **--» — is in lhe greatest "Veil. 1' gif you two thaler und a Mexico, ex ­ through it. Then, again, it can be J ■ in left side, shoulder, or arm, ir- ities. Hamilton county gave McKinley Mulliken halluf," citement and the military and civil au ­ fit mm thrown into a tub and washed. This j : r yufa:. smothering, weak or hungry 11,054 and Cuyahoga 9,248. Twenty-one "Mercy on us!" I could not help ex­ Woodbury cloth comes in all varieties of gray and • nting spells, dropsy, etc. counties that gave big major­ thorities are busily engaged arming I Lake Odessa claiming. *U couldn't part with it for the citizens with " ’ all the weapIOtarasvIDs ■ •• Raven, York. Pa . writes: "I euffered ities for Cleveland last fall went contains no dye. T i obtainable, Klinduie ..-art !l»ea»o 3 years. Frequently my equally strung Tuesday for McKinley, ons Information has that." -----■ . The habitant saves the fleeces of his ,'t we IT »<*em to jump Into my mouth, and my • ------- « ---—Mcniuu-y been Alto received _ by thu mlli1 l*1^ “. ie pl*ce an'l turned into the sheep, one or two of which are likely Mii’tinl tary commander and commander of thu °est on,e' for nrc plenty of them to be black. He mixes the black with Ml Paris I K*M one congressional districts. The two -rand lupldf^l • expected to ltrs, bntwu Induced aa a there. There are some in the the white wool, aud if he has no black frontier customs guards that the citv, down ’ ” c*on*titutk>nal ainrtulmenls ou taxation ■ ■ t > use Dr. MUee^New HcBrt^Cme. Tbe and particularly the custom house, will Bowcry, and on Grand street, but they sheep his homespun will be aU white. and separate legislative districts were bo attacked by the revolutionists, who ure tth lbkk *“* Beehives down on Park The French Canadian farmer wears defeated. wm Emm are soldier*, a detachment of whom r,>.w “nd Chatham square. As 1 entered this humuspun himself. It is so cheap Bortland .• x ihx’kwetl. Pnlantown. Fa., and 82 Ionia - •sye: "For four years previous lo oettnDka Moines. In-. Nov. 9.—The latest captured the custom house at Las l.he door ft wnraBn in bl°ck passed me. in Canada and so universally worn by Howard (Tty n*enf !>r Ml lee* New Heart Cure I wm Palma* She walked up to the pawnbroker, held the poorer classes there that a gentle­ Ionia figures up to 10 o'clock Wednesday . : «r.h heart direase tn a very severe form Klantoo up a beautiful diamond ring, und asked man from Three Rivero says: "Nobody ■, s': socalled puree, but with no benefit night bear out the previous estimate | MURDERED BY HIS SON. idmore how much he would give her on it- She making any pretension of fashion or I — '. Cr. Miles remedy, cue bottle ot which of 35.000 plurality f«'»r the head of the • Kerry day, others week day* only, t »te^ ' said she had to have fifty dollars. "My SHhards. High Point, te . makes the fob republican state ticket, while the bal­ style in Canada would wear the home­ oa dgnal. husband lies dead, ” I heard her say, j statement: " T was a wreck fb>m heart ance of the ticket will probably get I'srlor cars on all trains between l)r*a€ spun of the country, which, like blue - . st stomach trouble when I began using Hands and Detroit. Keata 2» cents. Connertl— •and I haven't enough to bury him." . WidiaAV, Win., Nov. 18.—William Hajeans in some parts of the west, is re­ made inUnion station, Grand Kai>l<fo with tbe M New Heart Cure and Nerve and Uver more. The legislature will be over­ 1 thought I detected a twinkle in his garded as the 'mark of the country­ Chicago* Wut Michigan Kaii.wxt ro« . whelmingly republican, standing, ac­ beck'n mysterious disappearance from his home near Edgar was cleared up •ye, for he knew she would have to man. Yet it is an excellent, honest, ■. « native guarantM, or sent by the Dr. cording to latest advices, as follows: Medical (V . Elkhart. Ind. on receipt of Senate—republicans. 32; democrats. 18. Saturday by neighbors finding his body take less money rather tlian keep the serviceable and handsome material. I I; per battle, eta bot,t!ee forgfi. expross prv- House—republicans, 76; democrats 24. about 80 rods from his home in the stone, and it was a beauty. have seen it in fashionable tailor ot northern MichTPui. !•. W poelUvaly free from all opiates or Trains leave Grand Rapid* tor CMewo. Des Moixes, la.. Nov. IL—Unofficial woods in a newly made grave, with a ' "That stone's not worth much," said shops of London, where it is sold for •You couldn't get a high price on Its mcrita. It has an K.HL.. and 1J6 P. M.. JO P. M., nt J» T. . .• i ;«r dux. o-'iu. w mkiwi returns from all but two counties iti tree fallen across It aud the brush piled the pawnbroker. M. Arrive Chicago t .SS P. M-. 0.M V. W--here Fvoe bool at drucHM.«r by mall. A. M. and 7:« A. M. teXMpt NatarOay . •| the state, yith eleven counties reported over it His son Herman,'aged IS), con­ more than 835 for it, and that's all it's air of picturesque distinction pos­ 81. jMeph and steamer. ’ 4 , sessed by no other material for men’* ria. | by pluralities, give Jackson 180.840; fessed having killed him with an ax. worth." Leave tor Manistee.Traverse Cl»».» harlevr4a, I Boies. 152,273; Joseph (pop.). 19.010; He was assisted by his brother Otto, The poor woman was nearly dis­ clothe*." Petoak; and Bay View 7:» A. M , aad tJCWho has ever seen American home­ Mitchell (pro.). 7,745; Jackson’s plural- aged 17, iu secreting the body. Both tracted with grief and could stand the Local lor White t2ood. Fremont ami 30c. I ity over Boies. 31,567; majority over all, ! were arrested and brought to this city. .strain no longer. "My husband paid spun? That, too. never get* into the Rapid* leaves Graad Rapid* 6 48 P. M. " T/W Mugaro FalU Boult. Parlor ears on day trains and «b»y»ry cm j 4,812.' $125 for that ring and gave it to me New York market. The homespun | THE SANTANDER DISASTER. nlabttraiaa between Peteatey, Grand BapMa when we were, engaged 1 would made by the farmers and farmers' andChiea<o. . ... ind Property Worth starve rather than part with it. if it wive* of Maine is a handsome, closely Ask our agent* lor farther wtatleutara Albany. N. Y., Nov. 9.—The latest I were for myself, but he must be woven brown material, stained with a rite to advice* give John Palmer GkottoR DaBAvax, ’ -M'S newspaper M adrid, Nov. 18.—Finance Minister buried." butternut juice. In the mountains of (rep.), for secretary of slate, 28.500 Poor thing! she was doubtless one West Virginia also strong, serviceable plurality over Cord Meyer (dem.). Thr Gamazo has returned from Santander. ----- „ -----* ------------------—7 were material is made and worn by tbe among many unfortunates who latest figures on associate judge of the He says that among the buildings — wrecked by the explosion aboard the wrecked in the last financial storm. "poor whites." Most of the Scotch court give Bartlett court of oi uppeals appeals give uarxiett (rep.) irep.I 85,BS,- ' gU.Bnicr cttbo Machiaco were the gov- , j could bear this pitiful sight ni homespuns are make in steam mills, as It. (HiKQKN. Local A«*ut. llaaUsgv. 000 plurality over Maynard idem.), lhe : ercor*s offices, the custom house, the. longer, und went on to the next shop, rest of the,republican ticket is elected of justice, the mining depart- Here 1 found a lot of women, withull are many of the Irish. Froma commerKVcWLU G. P AT. A. Cbieaa ■ by pluralities ranging about that for , |Jlcul anj the prisons, besides private ‘ sorts of things. One of th'-m pawned ai rial standpoint they arc better cloths Id effect Jnty 30. IWfl Palmer. uGo^ rar*n*4°* | property valued ut lx..%*0.000 francs, nrottv nair^'shosa. worth Fa or ST. for , than those made by hand, but they lack private dispatches received estimates I property valued ut 12.5CO.ooO francs. pretty paincn hhoca. -\«»rth £4 or £5 for the individuality of the latter, aud are . Eighty persons nre still missuig. not so artistic. Palmer's plurality al 20.WO. , I About 250 were killed and 400 were There Avas a pretty girl there with' L. Builder The republicans have al*o carried BIG MAILS FROM THE WEST. Tonic ( wounded, Scuur Gumazo says. her sealskin cape. She had it on. ami both branches ot the legislature. the I NORTH. Fcnatc standing, republicans IK. dem­ KAismszoo Lv... Mlteltelppt Gel ths Mo»i Letters. amine the fur ocrats 14; the assembly, republicans 74. ; I EaatCo^p-r...... •iTOl «i »’ It Is interesting to note the striking • tUcLIand June! . "How much d«> you wan ... .... - ----- -------- - --------- A. Truesdell, wife of Judge IL II. Truesdifferences in amount nnd degree that < rr»sey .............. the constitutional convention u» held dell, a retired lawyer und capitalist of first utterance I Milo "Oh. 1 don't kneipr-’ characterize the correspondence of Drtnxu .;............ next year consist of: Republican.-*. 110; i Amboy, drop ped dead Friday morning representatives from different sections | Cloverdale . democrats. 65. | at the Nelson house in this city, win-re ' you give?" of the country, say* the Washington I •Abulti.7“ •Well how muck d«> you Brooklyn, which has always been a they have \>ecn giirsU* fur a few days. 4 09 H IN Star. The mail of representatives Hastings. for itr "1 think 1 ought to ge demtxvatic stronghold ami counted , They were making preparations to . ‘ from the New Englaibl and South At- I good for from 10.0U9 to 15.000 majority ' spend the winter iu Mexico Mrs. my father pai.l $50." "Dr. WILLIAMS’ I luntic states is comparatively light. I "IT! give you 85," and she took it. for the state ticket,.ha> overturned all . Truesdell was 57 years of age. A day MEDICINE CO., ft j that of reprcMfitatives from the middle •prophecies und given the RepubHran 1 or two ago she inherited 1100,00J by the While I stood watching, a m u>iv [ states is moderate, or "from fair to candidates about lf',00.1 maiority. The i uc , ucaiu death "1 of un an cu3K.-ru eastern relative. rria.nc. peeped in ^rather sheepishly, saw l lj e I middling." and that of the western, iw-trnlt...... . 1,50 I Lower Than Ever. democratic candidate for mayor in ul crowd of women, aad went out | Grund Kupldi . , , ,, , ,, ; northwestern and southwestern states defeated by a slightly les* vote. . Washington, Nov. IQ.—The treasury had a large grip in his hand] and 1 i J ii l net balance has dropped below the lowed him. I didn't have to go far, ]j it . . , X, .z 1: - k kteper.. fitenoers‘ . s eem* that the people of the older I * -• • - • -- ~ Button. Nov. 9.-Practically rom- I m standing Thurvlsy 1 '• • ' jiher«.*n>i Teacher* KdutJ I states, particularly of the thirteen ■ • . h position* »t tba Grand Ran d» Bu»’.1 te.HT.rn of Which IM.ni1.<lA i. for. as I expected, he turned into an-[ ■• original states, which had their exist- J :!■ M-'.^botthaDd, and Normal e- bool. Grrenhalge (rep).- 190.608; r . .nw* . prv -• - Kus* *I gold qud the balance of $15,251,830 cur- other pawnshop, opened his grip aud [‘ encc before the union was established, duftt, sddreM A. b- Pariah, Propr. ernuri SOUTH. sell (dem.). 136.763; Banks (pm.). 8,104; • reiyey. This is lhe lowcbt point ever took out one thing after another. KuUmszon Ar . ; lean but lightly upon the federal gov- Kav7G»perTv\ republican 84.103. The cd- I • , plurality, • • .... , reacneu. reached. The iue Krucr«i general subui Mibpension -usmvu u of» , • • ' ernment and have but few want* to j lU.-nland Junc*t. MORTGAGE SALE. Hr. rep.bllnn .Ul. MrtkMMI UnUuM. rirrtkm .l»j I. g. to a. th. , tl.bCOM: '• express in correspondence to their I is-.fanlt having been trade in lhe conditions bj about th. plurality The toMe u»umr. „ Tlu. pawnbroker ,, •* is >a vumctvw lhl w, . took it. laid ill ’ ' representatives at Washington, while DritonJ.' '*1«. ci-rul:: mortgage made bv William Holley h.nrf.t B.IU. an- to be hunil in the pruuauiv ■ , ... now begin in to lo increase jDcreaw nnd 1 down, turned t„ receipts will it inside out and felt of j G*r I’jirdy. dated Jsnuarv J4th, A. !>.; residents qf the newer states, whose | Mid recorded In the '»t6ee of ibr Register manufacturing towns and milLccnters, the balance to creep upward. -----’ *he — 1 1। state • it. then said -------------it was out--of style and —governments ---------------- ... ------erected;' ......... ... were erected c! !>- .•.|«. for the countv ot Harry and Hude of in places like Lawrence, Fall River. j would give 81 for it ’ Hastings......... w . -tn. on ti e teventh day of February. A.D. i simrtitaneously with their admission : ■ ; in Liter X of Norticws. on pace Ml. Ipswich. East liampt*'n"Holy smoke!" cried the man who i into the union, are apt to look to Coats Grove h said tnortxwe was duly arogurd. -by I Gai.eshl'RG/ ill.. Nov. IL—Charles J. । Washington^ for nearly even-thing Woodland *.... rccPurdyto liaild R. Cook and Philo k. New York. Nov. 9.—Hie result in Miller, a farmer, fell from a wagon §50 for that Prince Albert." •*□ Idon. on tbe 11 th day of Srptrmber. 1*75 and i they want, iirthe old states along the Woodbury .... •■•"I ass>gnnirnt was recorded In tbe otfirnjx the New Jersey, according to the compula­ tfccdnesday night, breaking his neck “It makes no differ', dot coat va*. Atlantic seaboard the people by in­ TbrlMer of lM*e<l- fur Barry county. Michigan. I tions of the republican'state commit- atyhe seventh cervical vertebra. His 1 only vort one thaler to me." And he I stinct and tradition rely upon them- iw.rv'.i ......... n *.te jjth fiay of September. 1*75. in Liber 5 I body below this point was completely stuck to it. Grand Bapids. f n.«>rtmu*es on pime 30e, and «*id mort<ax<' i I selves and upon their state govern-im duiy iM.Ignrd bv David R. Cook to Philo the senate by one. a net gain of six, paralysed, but his mind remained so ; Then the man offered his watch, 11 J ments, while in the later admitted A Sheldon. O-tober tstb. 1*»». and «aid a*- I and lh« assembly by fifteen, a net gain J clear . . that he was able lo give final di­ was a perfect beauty. Its works w Charlevoix ■\-nnient. duty recorded Sept. 2Stb, In LI-i “ •" ''’’’ . * 1 states, especially those beyond Illinois reto«key.. regarding his affairs. He died bi r of tnortpuers page am. on wbicb mort-1 of twenty-four—a total on joint ballot j'j rectAons Friduy inomiticmomiug. in fin tn mnt io I,..Ing F wek. nil lh*;«h, un. .. .... M>b. tn the north, south and west, as for exrxCT-ih-re L claimed to be dtfe at tbe date of ..r or>.l n rpT/’r.,! nt th<> uros- Wvi.-r.e -.:>!« notice tbe sum of one hundred alxty-nlne ; of sixteen and a reversal of the pres­ ,»U«. «p lo th' bruin. «*- •>■ , 11 e'”1 bUl h' j ample Kansas. Nebraska, Iowa and dollars and three cents, and an attorneys foe ent democratic majority of twenty- | “ i———'. _ ; | got n loan of SM. ,I Miisouri, ................ .... appear —.., the people by ________ custom ef thirty dollan provided for tn eald mortxacc. "Now here's a ring." said the hard* {1 to be more dependent upon the general and un suit or proceed lots at law having bren nine. Itotltuted to recover tbe moneys secured by Boaton.Nov. 10.—Francis Parkman, up man. "v.-hicli once belonged to Ros- ( government. Particularly is this the seen. o a nortKiwe. or any oart thereof; PiiiLAnr.LrHiA. Nov. 9. —The returns whom many people consider the most cue Conkling Hr gave it to my fa- : ca-Mj jn states where conditions of Alt trxlm will stop at Crocked l *k» N »w. therefore, by virtue of tbe power of •a!- coutaraed In said mortgage.- and the of votes and county pluralities as far eminent historian of his time, died in then 1 guess 'the governor* would I acute unrest and dissatisfaction.pre- when Ihrv are Itaxcrd. flapMV niu*t tie st the depot st lea*", s ta^a Maiutetn *ucb case made and provided, notice as recelvett- for state treasurer, give ijis home in Prince street, Jamaica vail from industrial or financial I* tu-rety xtven that on Haturday the Stot day of December, A. D.. HW3. at ten Jucksuu (rep.), 128,072; Oslwirue Idem.). Blain, late Wednesday afternoon. The ing t-> hang this up. llov causes. There the people have become ’ --luck In Un* forenoon, I shall sell at public fatal result of his brief illness was tl?" habitually clamorous in their demands auction, to the hlfihest bidder, at tbe north dietk'ns. 4holly unexpected and news of it wus upon congressmen to procure them of the CMDMiay. who r» serve tht r*i front door ol the Court Uou-*e in the City of "Tree thaler und a half ' lhe time oi »ue’» trains • lihetit i><> Haating*. tthat telng the pLsce where the Clrnot communicated by the grief-stricken pensions, sustenance and situations, to W. H. Dnrifn 'UT B altimore . Md., Nov. 9. — Heavy ••.r Court for Barrv County Im holden1, tbe And he piclied up his j H C. Potteb. Gen'l P. A T A.-1 remedy nnd redress their wrongs, real rn iiijm-s dcM.rited in »»ld mortgage, or ao gains were made by republicans in this family until (horning. The cause of n • ti . th-reof as may be necessary state on Tuesday. The vote on th'e death wus peritonitis. or imagined, to lighten their burdens, •• ■ p.«y the amount due on uud morttu mitigate tlu-ir woes and U\do other tage, with ten per cent. intere*t state ticket is light, and the majority A .-i all legal costa, together with an attor­ for Smith (dem.) for Comptroller, is Iexktkr. N. II.. Nov. 13.—Charles IL ! the pawnbroker how much interest he things by legislation and influence nt ney - (ee of thirty dollars covenanted Washington which can only be done for tlicnln, tbe premises being described only 10.090. . Bell, ex-goverpor of New Hampshire. . charge'!? by the exertion of individual effort and । - Mud mortgage as all that certain piece or utid a hi-Morran and author of reputa- j "Tree par cent, a mont." p *n rl of laud known and deaertbed aa follewa, independence. Again, on the other '• ’ bile I waa «,uesti.»ning him a wom ­ O maha. Neb., Nov. 10. —Chairman tion. died here .Saturday, aged 70. ..Mr. | ’ i wit; The south east iiuarter of the south .’MM_____________ •-a ■: quarter of section twenty-one (21) tawn Deaver, of the populist state central Hell served several months as United an <*ume in and took' out a pawnticket hand, thu southern proplc In the main t* i >-<• north of range ten went Iu Barry county committee, admit*, the defeat of Judge - ------------------- ,— jug nevi* uppvii,**-*. and a roll uf bill*. He produce'! a lar ye bother their congressmen very little by States senator, having been appointed tn state nf Michigan, containing forty acres of writing letters. by Gov. l^-escotft to succeel Senator diamond carring ’ and they began to Holcomb und the election of Harrison land more or less. by Gov. ' ’ "-------Pnnxy A. Khkcoon. Assignee of Mortgage. vucKcr nuou* *uv interest. ..... •«.. Their talk about the (rep.) to the supreme bench. , Returps Wadleigb, whose)term had expired in dicker Put ut- T. Cot GHOvx. !' was in German, but I1 managed to rereare received that increase Harrison's 18|9. Attorney tor Assignee of Mortgage. The Birmingham Post tolls a strik­ Da-. d Sept. 2Mb. te3X I mcmlw-r that "alf mwnaten" meant ing story of lhe recent death of the I lead and he will undoubtedly have at ' clewi months, and gleaned that she venerable Italian poet. Ghislandoni. I least 0.000 plurality over Holcomb. W ashinoton. Nov. IL—The cotton had borrowed 895. She therefore paid The three republican candidates for re­ To determine how many Italian men gents fire also elected by good margins. returns of the department of agricul­ $31.63 interest. It she hn& kept it a of letters knew English well ebough ture for the month of November indi- year arMiewolllu MU,U paid |m... 834.20.--------she would have more to translate Tennyson, tbe CoiTiere ^Populists Lo«e In K»b>m. cate a diminished harvest as compared ( , nc lhin | o f vrhat she borrowed. ~^TopkkA; Kan., Nov. 10 —Official re-., U—...... thin! that of 1892, which waa smaller 1 Hard? Yes: but all the same the della Sera of Milan offered a pair of turns from eighty-one counties give the with beautiful Japanese vases for tbq best than any in the last decade. Local e«- | republicans W3 of the county officers tlmutes range from one-fourth to three- ' pawn.-Jiop is the only resource of poor rendition of four lines from "The GOOD ADVICE. people out of work aud onto/ money. elected, the populists 107 and the dem­ Princess." Ghislandoni. the writer of ocrats 16. Of the remaining counties fourths of a full crop. Never, they tell me, not in recent Verdi’s librettos, won the prize from eleven were solidly republican in 1SB1, j ears, at least, have the pawnbrokers seven hundred and nineteen competi­ Every patriotic -Riven should give his Richmond. Va., Not. IL—Judgc Rich-, done such -a----------o business , for tors.’ A fete was prepared in hia two populist and the remainder rushing personal effort and influence ‘o increase divided. The republicans hare carried ard Parker, of Winchester, died Friday . tije feW months. They are tho honor, but on the very day of the equilly T*l-aabte In < thr circulation of his home paf>cr which vea Ung this snnoyt eight of the thirteen districts in which J in the 83d yeur of his age. He was one banks of the unfortunate They tide award he sank under the excitement ccrrsctsndixordnrs (caches the American policy of Protec- i judges were elected, the populists two of the most eminent jurists in Vir­ over many a bitter period of stress in of his long retarded frame, nnd died, and the democrats one. The result in ginia. and was noted for having pre­ the lives of those in sight of whose door gazing happily at the vases. tion. It is his duty to aid in this respect the other two is in doubt with the sided at the trial of John Brown and the hungry wolf always lingers. in every way possible. After the home Mourning Drew In England. chances in favor of the republicans. his men at Charleston. No wonde- pawnbro la rs never close paper is taken care of, why not sub- t, The populists now admit they have sus­ I In England the period of mourning Aeks ttey wonlfi be down. ' Died In Londun. for a father-in-law is twelve month*— Bu/lT frw IhtBfiMbvtJiEQ* scribe for the Amexican Economist, ! tained losses. LOMDOX, Nov. 13.—Mrs. J. Roosevelt BAtalj itelrrxxiDWSfiow art ■ ten months black, two months half Ths Kesult In Detroit. uhocncolry tb«ra will find ti published by the American Protective Roosevelt, wife of the secretary of tho A fi-- *r lately discovered in the ■ mourning. Crape is- seldom worn, al­ Detroit. Mich., Nov. 9.—Corrected United States embassy here and daugh­ Tariff Jxaguc ? One of its correspon­ isthmus <o -T Lr.aotcpvc is white in ' though the crape period was formerly returns show Mayor Pingree swept the ter of (he late William Astor, died Sun­ dents says: *• No true American can city by over 5.000 majority and has car­ day afternoon She had been ill since the morning, red at noon and bine at ^4ilx months. For a parent the period nigh’, and is called the chameleon ■ is the Mime above. The longest pe­ get along without it. 1 consider it tho ried the entire republican ticket fiowen in default of any botanical ; riodsfor.a brother i» six months—five through with him, Pingree ran far late in October. greatest and truest political teacher in name. It is probably a species of the ! mouths black, one month half motrnsold lor a *>ng. ahead of his ticket. In the First con ­ the United States.” hlbiscnn mu tab ills. The colors do not ing. The crape period was formerly Chicago. Not. 11 -The gressional district Griffin (dem.) is Uri. Idvor PtUs srs wry . Send postal card request for free elected by between 1,000 and 1.500 ma- ,t»te building at Jm-Iimio l»rh, which pass aliruptte from one shade to the i three months. It is now ahnoMt dissample copy. Address Wilbur F. Wake­ cost 38.000. waa wld to a wrecking com­ other, hut change gradually from the | cardcti. The abortest period is four joritj-. white ot the morning lo the pink and । months black, no half mourning. The la Chicago. man. General Secretary, i J5 West 23d pany for 8295. red and thence to the blue at night period o* mourning for a father-in-law Chicaoo, Nov. 0.—Judge Gary has ,a St, New York. Big Winners. ■ The Tehuantepec tree grows to the Ii* often shortened to *ix month* when plurality for superior court judge Of Xxw Yore. Nov. IS.—Keene and 1.000. Tbe entire republican ju- (luablaf le-1 the Met of winning tort- site of a guava treejind gives out a relative* reside at a considerable dis­ deket, with one exception, la ,n«n for the waaou with ri"3.»ll> “»d slight perfume when tne flower is of a tance from each other. The republicans *also elect ft-d color. I Michigan CENTBAb S.UH.0A gi |*s ga ga | jv iVtl’ ll Chicago, Kalamaioo TIME +ABLE.Si Sigi::1 3 Blood 'caster’s CURE iSSitSi **—' SICK HEAD ACHE W»,7U, respectively. �Additional County Wewj. <n»m wa aarrj. , Mra NoMea at Hastings visited her son H. L. NoHm iaM ’"**-*?**?• ne*r Mr f Not Kh George Vsnderburg aged .. •ea n Debased was for many, years a fm ideeoe of rfarry county but trt ipt taw vearo wm spent In Kalamazoo county Fa neral services were held at the Cedar Greet Aurch Sunday conducted by the Bev Bavta—Alien Thomas of Kalamazoo Is visiting friends here this week—Frank Town in north on a hunting expedition— The L. A. S. expect to hold a social in the new church Friday evening Nov 24lh. a • nleas-uil rlmo is anticipated—The many friends of Miss Lizzie Whitby will be pleased lo bear that she has so far recover­ ed . s to be able to ride out. Mra D. N. Stocking's brother from Cass county speut a part of last week with her —Charlie Eastman has commenced sawing ties and rail road timber for Chas Jordan —Alsftrol every one in this vicinity are having LtGrippe. Throe who are sick at thia Writing are Frank Ford, little Merrett Springer, Mrs Richard Williams and many others are complaining— Meetings com­ mence at the school house this Tuesday evening and continue through the week— Last Thursday just as Richard William's family waa siltiAg down to dinner, Mrs Ws ixreots, rfrand father, Mr N. Staye. Mra A. Nash and cousin Julia Staye step­ ped in oh them which waa a groat surprise to them, dinner was made, ready for all and a pieMaut. । fternoon. spent—Mrs Blake a traveling saleslady from Grand Rapids was at tbit place Tuesday. *• I' A TRUSTY GUARDIAN. Perhaps DOINGS visited a party of friends In the Ben­ digo gold fields In Australia, where I was cordially welcomed. Among the valued possessions of my friends, says a writer in St. Nicholas, was an Eng­ lish mastiff, which belonged to one of the gentlemen. The good understanding between myself and the mastiff appeared to have become so well established dur­ ing the evening, that on the next day I left the claim where iny friends were at work to fetch a kettle of tea from the tent, without the least misgivings as to my reception by him. run loose, come forward to meet me. He allowed me to stroke his head, and, so far as I could sec, showed no Inter­ est in my movements as I entered the tent and took a drink of the tea. But, when I started to leave the tent with the kettle in my hand, imagine my as­ tonishment when 1 saw the supposed friend Rex facing me, and showing his teeth in a very threatening way. t put down the kettle, seated myself on the edge of the camp-bed and spoke to him. He wagged his tall and looked so friendly that I thought I must have made a mistake about his intentions. Not at alt The moment I attempted to leave the tent with the kettle, I had reason to know that Rex's broad grin was no mere notion, but, on the contrary, a real sign that he was true That last'pair of shoes you bought elsewhere didn’t suit you, or didn’t wear well, If that is the case NOTICE I am going to dispose of my We sre the ones now to surprise with prices on tin ware at the Racket. you new furniture at Borne price. Only 25c. tar a ladies good felt hat at lhe Racket. See tbe box paper Ute. at the Ricket Ice wool shawls are cheap at the Racket probably the old fogies will tell you the goods are not all right. FaclExtors never sold so cheap as now they are lhe best to, at tbe Racket. Gloves and mittens go lively now we have in t>ur second order prices at tbe Racket. Our two milliners are very busy now aud can hardly keep up with orders but they can make your last winters’ hat look like new at the Racket. Ladles storm over shoes, they are dandles al tbe Racket. Our 81.50 ladles shoes are worth S'4.00 to al Pothers. we buy direct of manufactors and give you lhe jobbers profit at the Racket. Our mens 50c. underwear is just as good asIto the his old trust 100 per 75c for aacenters.ask he understood it. ' the Racket. I If the rest nf the dealers «sell as much ' childrens underwear as we do liiere must ' be lots of children. We never sold half ' so much before at the Racket prices. Tell the rest. .# j .We liave bought holiday goods in New | York. Buffalo and Chicago and will have , j a full house at the Racket. I talked to him again, set down the mb™ . ■ v,v N-..v... .wv ( kettle, and attempted to leave without •, : it. Still Hex objected. He had his ** —wki-i. an(| determined to givto his masters the benefit of them. There was Hares' brains are supposed still to be no help for it; I was held prisoner, and » usefut tonic for children that have ■ could do nothing but sit down and eome into the world before their time, waitpatiently for one of tho party to say* the Gomhill Magazine. Children come to my relief. No one came until afflicted with fits arc still passed nearly an hour later, by which time bee our Bamlxx) goods, they arc dandles U>ro<M^ .low, opening. In »»h tr^. j —— * '' ’ ----- ~y [ at the Racket. friends to suspect that I was being tion for stoengtheping weak eyes; We have now one of the rarot complete held prisoner by Rex. I bore the dog ■ while tho (at of the hedgehog Is used no grudge for his faithful zeul, and in ; vanity stocks In the state and are prepared ' to give you prices no one will make on to lubricate stiff joints. Bread baked a few days fonnd he would let me come i some quality of goods at the Racket. ot Good Friday, the forest people be­ and go, and take whatever I wished. lieve, will keep good for seven years, , ■-____________ i We Mdl childrens shoes for 25 per cent and it will also cure certain complaints. ■ A DUCK'S SENSE OF DIRECTION. , less then the old fogies and they are the The seventh son of a seventh son is ------; best at the Racket. anpposed.to be endowed with wonder- Th’ r°wI U !*o‘ “ r>un “• ta Commonly Wn want your eggs, highest prices at fu! gifts la performing cures. This tsuppo»ed. (j According to James who. last idea is noX peculiar to the New For- Payne, •- - - who - ■ the Racket. News, Crockery left, yet prices are no esters; in-tho midland*’counties it has writes in the Illustrated London News. the 1' object at lhe Itacket. the duck has been supposed to be tho a strong lio.ld on the country folks. dnllncf nf nil Kirtlu am mnnh am an tn ' About .-the stoppage of blood flowing dullest of all birds, so much so as to' Dolls! Dolls! We have to many, nr reply in the affirmative to the invita' from wounds or ruptured blood-vessels have not room to show M of them at the especially, there are some very peculiar tion: “Dilly. dilly, come sad be killed." i Racket. beliefs in some parts, one being that A correspondent in New Zealand silp- 1 Because the old fogies tell you our plies me, however, with an anecdote ’ the secret can only be transmitted by IV me • «o«4s not all right don’t believe them the cuuMory; contrary: a man to- a woman, and again by a j lo-I live on lhe .hero ot tho harbor. ' J»«teompar" <he .rtlele and price al tho woman to a man. There is an umns- i and I h'ave a friend who dwells on tho Ilai:ket. Ing proverb in use here about upstarts. “A dog is made fat in two meals." A opposite thoro eleven miles from me in ' a straight line. Unlives up a narrow; curious Idea Is-prevalent in the forest about the death’a-heiuj moth; they be­ creek, and in coming to my place he ■ lieve firmly that thisinsect was never has to pass a number of other creeks 1 seen until after the execution of on either side, then several islands and Charles‘the First. There ta scarcely a finally to cross a stretch of open water I village or hamk-t In the New Forest al>ont four miles across, where a swift but has ita pixey field or mead, or its tide runs anil where there is often a I pixey’s eave. That mischievous spirit, heavy sea.’ A few weeks ago this i •which is known under the name of friend came to see me and brought | '■Laurence," still obtains possession of wlth him as a present a common drake I those whom "the gods wish to ruin." which hnd been bred on his place and : "Laurence has got on him,” they say hud never been a hundred yards from । of one who is lazy. A tricksy fairy, the house. It came over in the bottom j 'the forest folk believe to this day, ,of the boat, where it could see nothing but the sky, with its legs tied. AVheD I tempts - their rough native ponies to •tray. Also, they say he lives in bogs, he gave it to me I turned it adrift with ] into which he entices the unwary. my own ducks and thought no more ' “Colt pixies" such as he are termed;, about it, and. in fact. 1 never saw it' only the firstborn may consider them/ again. When I saw ray friend, how- j ever, some time after, he told me that! selvewte l>e free from his spell. The caterpillar in known, aa in the days of on the morning after his visit to rae ho was awakened by a great commotion 1 the. first translation of the Bible into English, aa the "palmerworm." A wood- and quacking in his duckyard, and on j going out to see what was the matter • lander talks of feeling lear-like when he is hungry, using a corruption of the he saw the drake which he had brought over to me waddling up . to the in- । word “Icarncs," ola English for empti­ ness, which reminds one of the Ger* 1closure in rnthe'r a travel-worn condi-■ tion, while hir. brethren were welcom- j Ing him as ot e restored to them from But-one might fill pages with ex­ the dead." amples showing how much nature, in Considering what this drake accom­ "bunuins” as tvcll as in wild life, has plished. my correspondent justly Con-, been allowed to remain as she was so aiders his achievement entitled to be , many generations ago. There is a potent charm about this old-world coupled with that of the other circum­ navigator, his namesake. state of things which seizes on one, and eeems ■ for a time to fill one who en- j CEYLON BUTTERFLIES. ter* the forest precincts with a sense ; of rest that is.soothing to both heart and brain. “It has always been a great puzzle IN A BAD FIX. to naturalists," says the Westminster j Now is your time to get goods .for a little money. I will still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ stering and repairing. Suppose You call at my store and give my shoes a trial. I have some handsome goods and am confident that I can please you. It wont cost you anything to look anyway. Frank Stebbins. Jefferson 8t. Furniture Store. F. Q. STOWELL. A SQUARE DEAL Is what we give every custo­ mer that comes in our store. He’s pleased, so are we, anti we've won a good customer. We’re not here to- lay and a­ way to-morrow. Don’t WE ARE HERE TO STAY. The fact that we treat every­ body right, sell good goods at right prices accounts for the big trade we have enjoyed. Assest in ruining your eyesight but, have your eyes examined and fit­ ted with glasses by A. McCOY bR. Q.W THE RACKET WANTED DON'T BUY CHEAP I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do NIK sni OffiMIK CUSTOM SAWINC e'ter pay a little more and get good ones. P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they can't handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. The best are poor.enough. Our Rubber BOOTS and SHOES J. I. WILKINS, agt Ar" nice, new, frtsh, goods. Call and see them, and be convinced, COa Startling Right Which Mat a Baa 1 Budget, “where the Ceylon butterflies go at a certain time of year. Yon Here is a story which, according la , •ec them dying over your house and • the New York San, was a favorite in garden In thousands and tens of thou- । lha repertory of a famous Cincinno- sands in one direction, towards the north. This goes on for six weeks or “Cn one occasion,'* he waa wont to two months, and then they all disap­ nay. “a ■ friend, of mine had been on a peer. Once, when traveling with my : t ■ tarriflo spree which had been occupy­ sister in the north of the island, we j * Ing* his-nights right along for two came to a lonely station, and while ’ . weeks or pxx-c. He managed somehow breakfast was being prepared we went : to be oh deck during business hours, for a walk in the jnngle. When we but whbh night came lie was down in il}« hold and everywhere else. One heard a curious sound, like a soft,.low, morning,he awoke heavy-headed, half­ continuous whistle. It is never over­ . urcsscd and lying cruaswisut of the bed. safe to go top' far into a Jungle, and 'When hp had gone to sleep or howhe strange sounds arc apt to make you --flkl not remember. There was the odor hesitate for a moment I asked my i of nlalc beer and wine and tobacco shter to stay behind, and crawled 'Ozoke in the room, and bottles and slowly on in the direction whence the •igar 'batts were :;cattcrud all over. sound proceeded, und there, In । an By a greatcCort ho got to his feet, and opening in the jungle, I found myself for an instant hia head felt as if it surrounded by one solid mass I of . would'fillI off and burst Into a million brown and yellow butterflies. They pieces. Ho cart his eyes around th< were assembled by the hundreds and room. As they fell upon the foot of thousands over a large square, and the be<l they encountered a grim and tan feet high from the ground. So grinning monkey sitting on the rail. dense was this fluttering mass of in­ • There was no known reason why a sects that you could have taken them monkey- ahould be there, but there it by armfuls had you been so minded. ■ mtaud grinned. He watched it intent­ The sound proceeded from the move­ ly aa-he'slipped over toward a table ment of the innumerable wings. . No Where, lay a loaded ravolver. He was doubt the jungle was their breeding­ very. Vetyf rocky, but he bad grip place.'* ^nq;jgh’ lo 'hdld the gun, and with a ' ■udd/jn.'tA'orein’ent he-had it trainpd on Woman’s exceeding fondness for th«,.'itmi(ux‘. fee waa a famous shot, but shopping is not always an affliction the mopkey pdver wavered. It simply to man. A dutiful husband who had art-, there winking attd grinning. My promised to meet hia wife in a large friqul held, the pistol down on it for a establishment where all sorts of thingsj ♦tare sold at low prices was malting his ^.sai<L nervously,‘if you t. ay tj" rough tho throng of women.' ’"tarata'VeaVwiaakey, you are in s bad fix' Forced to pause for a moment nggr a '’—thenha: hesitated,* moment— ’fcut if counter behind which stood a pretty VlvMnfB Ort Neat Morning. ▼tfnhru-tmk.' Im urrait on 'thon I'm-ha ft anything on tarth that was himself agate. Mishawaka All Wool Knit Boots, v only $3.00 per pair. WOOLLEY & BR2NS0N Between TBIEanilK you save time you save money. Yon can eave a vast Itamount of time if yon are look­ ing for or any kind of building maU-r ial, by Coming directly to and nut only that, you will Fave money by buying of us. We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and j;et get a living. . Engineer always endeavors to buy the l>est machinery because it’s cheapest in the end. Why should you not et deavor to buy the Itest heating stove. ’ The ROUND J is the best; it can be proved to your satisfaction, t s prove it. Its operation will make you its friend. ver fails, with any sort of fuel—old boards, hard coal. b ■ oal, anything that will burn, and it wears for years, ' ■ ys good, SEE THE N AME ON THE LEG. ■ bo ; only by QOOUTEflR PrSS � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-11-23.pdf 941f56e0b4048b9caba89ef896c8cf1b PDF Text Text T/te best Advertis- -w* Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. ' Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVIILNO. 30. HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER, 23, 1893. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOJL BBOa.. vaKTXjr««, mich. COUNTY NEWS. GAZING AT THE, NEW MOON Is a beautiful and impressive sight; but. DRINKING ’ NEW MOON TEA you come to the city, call at my store and get ioarm by the large Garland Stove. Is one of the most delicious pleas­ ures accerded to those who enjoy a fine cup of tea. I have just re­ ceived a large invoice bf the new crop of New Moon Tea and it fully equals the best recommends ever given it. Why dont you try it? Whenever you want groceries or canned goods call on me. S. E. PHILLIPS. IRA VAN The 'Hardware Man. I UNION BLOCK, HASTINGS, MICH. ATWHOLESALE The only place in Hastings where HOUSE BLANKETS Can be bought at Wholesale Prices is at JesseTownsend’s Enquire for the place opposite Roller Mill. GREAT SCOTT!! HOW THEY’RE GOING! We mean our Overcoats and Suite. We can give you bargains that will make your hair stand right on end. They’re astonishers, and you should take advantage of them before they are all gone. ill! OIEItlMS FDRIII. Think of it! A Boy’s Overcoat-for 99 cents, and a Man’s Overcoat for only $1.99. These The fact is that the। price hardly covere the cost of the material that s in them. Overcoats You oughtT& beSble to judge as to the prices. Our are good goods, They're rgains. We’ve got iome suits that are decidedly in it. are not our only bargains, “all wool,” too. II_ How ..."_ ’s this:— Fine All Wool Suits for $ 6.00; Former Price, $ 8.50. •• “ 10.00. “ .. .. “ 7.50; “ •• 12.00. “ “ •• “ “ 8.00; “ “ 15.00. .................................... * 10.00; •• “ 18.00. •• “ .................. * 12.00; BIG LINE OF WORKING PANTS ONLY 80 CENTS PER PAIR. ■ Fine line of Mittens and Gloves from 20 cents up. ' Plush Caps from 75 cents to $2.50. Complete line of Furnishing Goods. R. MUDGE & SON WHOLE NO. 2006 week—Mr. Welton and wife of Jonesville are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Smith on their way to Bloomington, Hi.—Mrs. S. Glasgow of Woodland, Is the guest of Mrs. Hattie Hunt this week—A reading circle of a dozen members was organized at the Center. Monday night by the teacher, ** Mr. Edmonds—Mrs. O’Connor Is on the sick Hat Hope Cento r. Miss Sarah Pilgrim of Baltimore visited relatives in this vicinity last week—Mrs. W. N. Payne and daughter tattle went to Hastings Thursday—Dora Srantz began work for Mra. L. Geller Monday—Will Shed and wife Sundayed at Stephen Sprague’s—Mr. and Mrs. John McQuarrie went to Hastings Thursday—Harry Payne is cutting wood for Marshall Bagley—H. V. Loomis and wife visited at M. Hol­ comb's Sunday—Eli Hall Is building anew new house—School commenced with Miss M. Jeffery as teacher—Mrs. Lottie Chand­ ler went to Prairieville Fridav—Miss tat­ tle Payne Is spending the week with her sister Mrs. Clara Loomis—School com­ menced in the Doud’s district Monday with Mr. Barnaby as teacher. the family of Miner Mead are In­ tending to soon move to another part of the state the nelgWbora and friends to the number of 150 gattieced at their home last Friday evening for a farewell visit and a pleasant time was enjoyed by all present. That the family might remember the oc­ casion there waa presented to Mrs. Mlnnrr Mead one doz. silver knives and forks, doz. sliver teaspoons, silver butter knife and silver sugar spoon. We regret very much to lose them from our midst as Mrs. Mcaa was ever ready for every good work both In church and society. While we shall mlw her very much, we know it will be gain to those Johnstown. wherever she may go. We wish them S. E. Gaskill Is regaining his health— abundant success now, and in the time Mr. and Mrs. Brininstool are sick at this to come eternal happiness. writing wlth.the LaGrippe—School began in Dial ns. 8 last Monday the 30th.—The Bedford. regular old fashioned fat-faced, lameThe oyster supper given last Friday jawed mumps are calling on our friends. evening by the Y. P. 8. C. E. was a syc- Mr. Henry Bowpan's family and Mr. C. cess both socially and financially. (_____ lames E. iden are mumping—There will be a and music made the evening very enjoy­ pioneer meeting at the Benfield church on able. Jhe music was given by the Thanksgiving . day. Exercises begin at MIhm-s Rose Rogers, Floy Burke, Lizzie 10 a. ni. All are Invited—urged to come Hamilton Mr. Haug also the male quar­ —It is reported that there will be a tette favored us with a song—Mrs. Cora church fair held at thn new Congregation­ Nichols is spending a few weeks with al church In Barry on Friday night the her mother in Toledo—Services will be 24th. lieldiln the Grange Hall while the rebulldIng of the church Is going on—Mrs. Grace Sanburn of Battle Creek Is visiting her J. H. Valentine's party of hunters have mutter Mrs. Mantles—Mr. Will Drew has returned from their hunting expedition returned home after a long absence—Mr. and report that deer are very scarce, they Kendrle Crane J. ~F. nave ~ . Is visiting ------- - his brother ,.............. have scvn seen uniy only nvc five ucvr deer anu and killed auieu four mur ui of Uraue--Mrs. Severance of Lansing spent j t|letn—Fred Bergman Is moving to your .Stiml.iv Mr and nn.l Un 1 1>'US . . . ? . Sunday wilh with Mr. Mrs. J. Fish__ —Kluu Miss city. ... We regret to have such a good Miller of Lacey and Miss Maggie Jones citizen and neighbor as Mr. Bergman of Pennfield are attending the Bedford leave our town but what Is our loss will school this winter—Miss tattle Dunn be' Hastings* gain—C. C. Wilson died Is quite sick but la Improving, also Mr. at his home In Mecosta county Oct.. 2lst. Perkins who has been oil the sick list is 1893 aged seventy-five years, eleven slowly improving—The Bedford school | months and eighteen days. Mr. Wilson has purchased a school flag. came to the town of Hope In March 1862 and liver! here twenty years then sold Ids Ynuk«r Springs Snowing again at this writing—Orlando property here and moved to Mecosta Co. Bassett of Kalamazoo spent a part of lait where he has since made It his home. week with J. M. Burpee—Zell Courtney Mr. Wilson leaves a son and two daugh­ was In Kalamazoo the fore part of last ters and a liost of friends to mourn the week-Duffy boy a havu commenced their loss of so kind a father and friend—Mr. new house—Carl Putter and Mark Ritchie Isaac Allison and Miss Arvilla Albertson are wrestling with old taGrlppe at this were united in marriage nt the home of writing—Since the (Hilo election we no­ Allison Bostwick on the 18th day of Nov. tice that almost every day a big flock of A. D. IWt bv Milton Noblea^Esq., in the sheep pass through our little burg Mon­ town of Barry. day of this week In the forenoon a large apio. flock was driven north going to Jake UMn.lniru, Kt I rt <11 u V 111 a, and o.,ri Five inches of beautiful snow the 15th Brnndetter,’su f.rn, farm „i,ar near Middleville toward night the road was full of sheep —Mr J. II. Wlckwlre is visiting friends In going south—Will Payne was in • Reed western N. Y.—Rev. (). H. Perry of City the latter part of last week on busi­ MosirrvHle Lectured before ths Ladies ness—William Bronson was seen on our Aid Si»ciety Munday eve the SQlh subject streets last Saturday and Sunday—Ben " I’he Meanest thing”—The sheds at Milo Dii-kson returned to his work In Battle "hureh are nearly finished for un—W. A. S nm tai I iilz Fred Intia.m ziiiav. ­ y—Mis» Jennie Mullen Spaulding. .Innesmiirl and ll-.ivifl David IIHoney ■Creek last MondayHit rd .= relatives .» in ... this of Prairieville vt,..™ — w*‘11 look *he train for Kalamazoo Monday locally Iasi week—B. W. Armstrong of where the latter is connected with nne of the Bowens Mills was on our streets last Fri­ business colleges—Blain Ray moved his day —Our school opt ned again thia week India to Hope where he Is engaged moving Munday morning with Miss Minnie Norris some building* fur Mr Kelley — Will Wickat the helm—The Ritchie school will com­ wln visited yoyr city Monday—Farmers mence next Monday morning with Miss are all ready for winter but not anxious to Louis Hall a? teacher. Hrmh Ridge. • Carl Dubois of Delton visited at C. Anders Sunday—Mary and Lewis Scheurer were to Washtenaw Co. with their aunt Friday—Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of Jackson are visiting G. W. Havens- Mr. and Mrs. Alcol Bugbee visited at O. F. (His* Sunday—Jacob. Scheurer was in Hastings Saturday—C. Anders was al the County hub Friday—G. W. Havens was in Hie northern part of our county on business last week—Our School cumluenrett Monday with Fannie Pierce as teacher—Joe Robinaau was in Delton Monday—The more we experience Demucratlc administration the less we like U— And now John Branschka's house Is said to be conyileted—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prince are asking aid for a relative whose ■ house was csinsumed by tire—Mrs. Joe Robinson visited'frlruda in Delton Satur­ day last—Henrv Anders Is nursing a very sore thumb caused- by bring bitt* n Uy “ hog—A niece of G. Havens, and buabaud of Washtenaw county visited friends here last week—One year ago thia Nov. In Detroit wheat was 74 cts. per bu . corn was 46cts. prr bn., oats was 37,Hcls per bu.. rye was Starts per bu.. clover seed was 87.40 per bn. and potatoes 60 to ftSrls. Compare those prh-es with present prices which are. wheat Bints. p< r bu., coni 8»M. cis. per bu.. nnts Stets per bu.. ryr SOcts. per bu., clover seed S3.50 |wr bu . pota­ toes 43 to 50cts. per bu. All of lhe.almve are Detroit prices. Who Is tn blame for the decline? Word has been received from Frank Aspinall that his party wilt return next week—F. p. Hilbert has been appointed post master at thia place of 8. 8. Shantz and Co.—The assignment of C. C. Deane was unexpected by the people of Woodland Mr Deane has been doing a prosperous business for four years. He has always been a hastier and has always attended strictly to business. Last winter be was sick and unable to attend to baslneas for three months he bad also started a branch store at that time at Freeport which he had to m.11 at a great loss. The people of Woodland are sorry to lose Mr Deane and hope that something can be done to relieve him so that he may continue business— F. P. Palmerton Is In Hastings as a juror —George Drake has moved to Saranac— L. D. Warner has returned from the north where be has been disposing of some horses—C, Grozinger and D. Warner have returned from their school at ValparaisoJoseph Passage has rented the hotel of L. Cavinaugh—The reading circle now meets at the school bouse. Saab rille. S. E. Cook and lady of Charlotte spent Bunday at U W. Feightner’sk— Mrs Solo­ mon Felghtncr who has been a sufferer for a long Umo with dropsy died Sunday about 5 o’clock p. m. the fnneral was held at the house Tuesday afternoon Rev. Bax­ ter officiating— Rev. T. G. Baxter preached at Kalamo Sunday afternoon—Will McKcvilt and falx young people from Hastings attended the Y. P. S. C. E. here Sunday evening. We were glad to see them and hope they will come again—Some ,pf our society gentlemen bave/ormed a club and are fitting up the rooms over Truman and Banks store where they will give parties this winter—Mrs O. Hulllnger Is. visiting at Ann Arbor and Toledo this week—J. C. Neaoe living north of the village had a stroke of paralysis Tuesday morning. ’ Carrie Serven visited her grand mother MraServen last week—Mrs Margaret Ca*>\ ada was visiting old friends here last week —James Segar of Rome Center was at Will Segers last week—Revival Meetings liave commenced at the Austin—Mrs Ad Russell is very sick—Mrs Wm Jewell and sons Henry and Dod and 1*. K. Jewell and wife were at Lacey Saturday attending the funeral of Mrs Wesley Clark a sister of Wm Jewells—George Mechem got his eye eye hurt while driving a nail, the nail flew out cutting his eye making him nearly blind he went to Hastings to see Dr Lowry who is treating him. Geo. Brainard and family wish to thank the dear friends and neighbors who so kindly lent assistance and sympathy In their sore bereavement of a beloved wife . and mother and render to the Pastor and M. K. church their acknowledgement of their services and generosity, and also say to the choir your contribution to the last riles will ever be remembered with pleas­ ure and gratitude, and to those who with inving hands decorated the casket and church with beautiful flowers we say yoar kindness will never be forgotten. Geo. Brainard and family. Illekory Cornen. On the !4th an<TL5lh J. Q Creasy and Hon. Jerry Boynton of Rail Road fame made our citizens a very pleasant and In­ teresting visit in the Interest of the rail road from Grand Rapids to Battle Creek touch­ ing Buweus Mills, Orangeville. Prairieville. Hickory Corners. Ban field. Assyria, Bed­ ford to Battle Creek. Preliminary actions were made for a survey In view of build­ ing a rail road connecting tlioae ixdnls above named. We most assuredly would welcome such a rail mail together with anengine at the head <>f a lung tialu of cars well ladened w llh freight and jiaaaengers —.Motes Olmstead of Oneda N. Y. former resident of this place was visiting friends here last week—Henry Dickerson who has been unevenly balanced In mind for some lime past Is worse—Dame Rumor has It that A. <>. Ctrtrighl h preparing to In­ set Ibe his name in the near future to of­ ficial docameot an A. G. Cortright P M.— We aie Ihfurmed that/five men frnn^ here are wanted this week to act In conjunction with J Q Creasy and others fur the pur pose of innkliig a survey for the. new rail road via Hickory Corners—Two Auction sales are to come off within a week one at Tommy Audeison.i late residence on the 23 Hie other al Hie widow I lol tell’s on ’he 37 laith la-lug In lbws - West tawrence is running his machine fur toiling hay and ■ straw to its full capacity, paying 87 per ton for bay. Mrs Miner h on the sick list—Milo Cor­ ning Is MiH q’lile alck-Mr* F Mi*irer\J* 1 see In my last week’s ib-ms for the spendliiK a few ’lay* at Otsego—Will Barringer!*|»ent S-ihiUv al Plainwell—DIIIiumii Banner that a Knight belwailrd mid had hi* head restored to hl* l«ody again. Benjamin and fatuity spent Salunlay and I think this skillful o|* reih<n wn* per­ Sunilat with.I Iteehtel and fmiiiiv—Sel.Ad formed by some of the Banner p-ople as cummenceil at this place M«>u«lav with 1 would not have dared to take eiieh a Myrtle Plenum al the helm—Mi»< Rena liberty and 1 think Hint site wns spelled Mlnar I* spending a few days wiih her wrong. 1 call the Banner's attentionUo parent"—IVililain Berditel nf Wat land this matter ns It Is not pleasant for a enr- spent Sii vlitv wic'i hh pirents—Mr and Mrs William Hunt are visHing in Bnwne respoudent to see things of thl* kind Perkin*of Prairieville -pvnt I There was no Sunday school Inst Sunday —Mr mill .1 .11. in. ...................... . S.md.> .1 C. W Ann.tn.nd'—Orl.ndo ' Ing: many came but went away dimip- Ba«aelt who Im- lieen visiting friends here ' minted. Nollen should have been given returned to bi* li -ine at Kalmuazno Friday that there was to !*• no srhiml— Hiram _Mr. .h.^nh Beditel was r .llwl I- Mld1 Payne I* gehlng well (a*t— Eugene Root ■ dlevllte Satnnkt by th<- wrlmi* Hines* of her mother Benjamin—Joseph Curreti is having a wall built umler hi* huiim— ------JnaenhMrCurreti i Webb Root and Ike Stevens of Kalamazoo amt family moved from their place last •are encamped at Granger Lake—Mrs j week on n farm near Wavtand. ; Hannah Given is very alck with rheurna; Ham—Our School has commenced with Harry Jones a* teacher. With Mr Junes Mn* R.WW Cobh and her children of Rut­ land vl-itnl her mother Mrs Brown—G. at the helm there is n<» doubt hut what we FZ Itall KO" u. ................... I «.pM; . .. .ta.“m.— _i.—1 I II "Itvan I. uui,un>a building ••> .Iwd-llural I* w„,,„.Mur.lih l.uttrr .nd IS in ---------- lbimpb.ll - • on. of th. m.n .1 G~nc« , , ....................... .. ....... . n.r. -Mr, Smith. Mlu onrol lb. Jur, Jurjm.n «t ll.xln. ll.vlnr-— — Chlpm.n f. . . .. ,.... Chipman I. I. sloppjp. st..|>pb,|t With with hl. hl, cr.Pdm«h. prandmoth- “UcrtlB r„D|., — ,„d Lula thairmr an- on Ml er this er. * thia wint whiter. "___________ I u,. nt.-k ll.l—Schnot b «" >" ■ ---------------------------- I laat Mraday with Ina Wln« teaeher-Mra Carltoa. U J' Teepl- I" .WUnd al Haatln,.—luhn ': OH winter left his card lost week with — -.......... .........-V.TZ; a... Lidka >• bulldlnp a ptekrl mill on lhe the Ptntnlee of «<x>nn-lunibtJ-Mra.Anna Lear III t-t hurt one dar n Rnntrta Will VWtl DVT 1 . . Jr.an Jennk Smith lb, lut of Um | "««• Middleville. Sheriff McKcvitt was in town Saturday —Some of the boys are practicing foot ball preparatory to a Thanksgiving day game—Mr. Pierson the Grand Rapids pho­ tographer. who Is to visit Middleville every Saturday, didn’t “show up" last week. Evidently "no cause tor action” the reason—£. White wns In Grand Rapids Saturday—Mrs. Rathbun of East Caledonia Is visiting friends In t*’’* vicinity—The young people of-the M. church and members of the Epwo League will be entertained at the resi­ dence of the pastor. Rev. W. F. Glass on Wednesday evening of this , week—The Baptist society have secured tne services of Rev. Robinson of Grand Rapids for the ensuing year. He occupied the pulpit last Sunday—We understand there has been an arent In the village. In the inter­ est of the Equitable Aid Union. It would seem to us that If anyone wished to be­ come a member of a beneficiary order, and every one should, they could do no better than to join the K. O. T. M’s. They al­ ready have a thriving ordir In the vil­ lage and hold their meetings every Friday evening—Diphtheria Is again in our vil­ lage. Mr. Watson’s children are reported very sick—Mr. John Ilerny of the Weal Co. Line is reported very sick—Miss Kate Johnson closed her fall term of school tn Dial No. 0. Yatikre Sprt..gs last Friday —William Harper teaches the "youngidea” in the . Hill itl-trivi this winter—Harry Jones one of Leigh tun’s lituM yung men died at the i»ume of hla nan nts seven miles north-wi st of the village, last Mon­ day. Hewasotieof Alltgnn <’••.’* best ti-acheh*. n true ehrlstlan gentleman and a general favorite. Pettnn John F. Willi mi* will lw Hie post masIng in Gmud Rapid*—Harry Matwfield of Wallliam. Ma-n. is the gut el <.f f. A. Blackman litis we> k—Ada tt illfama. of Galesburg. vSited her lottrlita over Bun­ day—The young folks bad a Mwial hop in Blackman liatl >nturdny evenu g—Thomas Black man has Iteeii tjnlle tdrk the past week—Mia Henry Daniels mother was buried last Saturday nt Prairieville. She had a cancer r*ini»vrd a short time ago— Mr. Row ley’s Jewelry sluip will be found livreafter^fy the front part <»f the furni­ ture More—Mesarn Post. Hall and Barrett w.-re III K»lninaz«»o Friday last —Howard Mushier. Mr. Conyer. and their famil'es «»f Cloverdale, attended the dedicatory service* last Sunday—Messrs Ed. Huff­ man. II. O-borii. ana G. McNaughton, nf lla-lings. were In town Snndav—C. A. Van Ainl-nrg returned from Whitneyvllle last Saturday—Rev. Mr. Tacker apd the pi-raiding elder Mr. Masters attended the -ree- •< »- ^urebJMSwDj- ^S’l" »h.ll WM ln to.n : Monday —There wu was eouujb enough money raised Mond.r-Thrre last Sunday to t«ay all lndebtedn»M on the church—Mra. Whipple la quite akk with a relapae of the Grippe—Mra. Hynes Is able to I* out again after two weeks ill­ ness—Ansel Bush and son Lincoln were tn Kalamazoo ou business last week. . �Hastings Banner, Thursday, Nov. «3» J^93-_ COOK 8ROS-. Propri^ora. Hood’s^Cures After all Others Fail ’ Runninu Sore on the Fact. Constantine, Mich. "I eannot tell in tills letter all that Hood’s Bamparilta hM done for us, but can^ay this much: Our son Vlnnie had a running sore on Ills face, beginning on ohe side and moving under hta chin to the other side. Wo tried every tiling to cure it, but no help came, and for four long yean It continued, unsightly and very trouble­ some. Several persons urged us to giro iilm Hood's Sarsaparilla. :uid wo found that be Im­ proved White taking the first botfio. We kept on Cures Hood’s gtYing-It to him until, he,uwl Uk>-u tour bottles. The sore luu entirely healed up. nothing remain­ ing bat tho rear, which ho will carry alibis life. Hols sound, strong ami healthy, and we give all the praise to llooj's .SareaBarUta.** Ma. and Mxs- G. W. .Davis, Constantine. Mkh. Hood’s Pills are ptw.pt and efficient, yet nasydn action. Sold by all druggists. 25c. YOUNG MEN Will save money by attending PARSON’S NEW BUSINESS COLLEGE, Kalamazoo, comer of Main and Wijjt Sts. Send for Catalogue. W. F. PARSONS, __ ____________ Prest. JAPANESE CURE A New nn.l Complete Treatment, collating of BUPPOHITURIE8, Cnprule* of Ointment and two Koxm of ointment. A uevcr-falllng dure for Wire uf every nature mi.I It makes an opcraUo.i with th.' knife or injcctiowioC carbolic ncld. which aru painful urn! > eltloni a pormiuwat cute, and otu u renultlmr'in denth, unm-ewwiry. Why #nflu-» ------- < -uaranteo, 6 boxes to euro nnv qfasa. ; only pey for bcarfiu recelvwJ; : I a t» •». 8 t tr Guomn’-<f« 1 y our r-£Mib>. CONSTIPATION the great I W.B and HT» ACtl BKGULATOll owl BLOUl-1 I KIT Scisit, IL11J olid W. H. Goodyear. Sole Agent. Hastings. SHEKIF.- S SALE. Bute of Michlnn, county of Birry-s*. By virtue of a writ of Ptrrl Eroias issued out of stul under the seal of the Clreuit Court for’ the county ol Bzrry and state ot Mtcbixan tome directed and delivered against the goods and ehattle*. lands and tenements of Heighten ]>ehaven, I <tid on tho seannd d*y of December, A. !>., 1MK7. levy unon and take all the right title and Interest of the said Brighton Dehaven In and to the following described real estate yt uated In the township of Johnstown, Barry County. Michigan- ttf-wlt: The north west fractional quarter (U) of the north east fractional quarter (!») of section number two (2) town one (t) north of range eight<») west.containing fortv-ave (46) acre* ot land more or less, all ot which 1 shall expose for sale at public auction or vendne to the high aMddrr aa the taw duvets at the north front r of the Court House In the city of Railings, that being the building In which the Clreuit Court for said eountv of Barry, state ot Mich­ igan, la held, on .-taint day the second dav of December. A. D., 1893. al to o’clock tn the fore Bakkii Shrinkr. Ex-9hertn. 0.8. Olabk. I’talntifl’s Atl’y, Dated. October 12th. 1M3,__________ '_______ ADMINISTRATOR S BALE. In the matter of the estate of Austin D Bas sett, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that I shall sell at KHc auction to the highest bidder, on Monday 27th dav of November. A. D.. 1893. at one o’clock. In the afternoon at the premises herein described In the town­ ship of Irving, In the couuty ot Barrv, In the state of Michigan.- pursuant t<> license and authority granted to me on tho 4th day of August, A, l» tain, by the Probate coart of Barry county, Michigan, all of the estate right, title nod Interest of the said de­ ceased of. In and to the real estate situate and being tn the county of Barry, In the state of Michigan, kn wn and described ns follows, to-wit: . The south west quarter (U) of the smith wret Jiunrtar fti) of section twenty-two (22 town our (4) north range nine <9- we t. J. W. Hknukiuuiott. Administrator. Dated. October toth. 1893,________________ FroSate OkDEU. ’ Htato of Miohlgan, County ot Burry, as. At a session of the Probate Court, for the countv of Burry holden nt the Probate office. In the City of IlMting*, In Mid- ■ Countv. on Friday the Nth day of October In ttie year one thousand eight hun­ dred and ninety three. Preaent, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In .the matter of the estate of Myron Simpson, dreeased. und determining who ■ were the lawful heirs end entitled to tne~ lands of said deceased On reading and filing the peti­ tion, duly verified, of Emma J. Dubois, dnugh ter of said deceased praying for reasons-therein stated that an order or decree be made by this court determining who are or were the lawful heirs of said deceased and entitl d Co Inherit said estate and their respective righia therein. Thereupon it Is ordered, that Wednesday the j_ . and ibow cmim. if any Umto b*. why the prayer of the peCKIoaer nay not be granted. And it la further ordered, that xald petitioner give no ttce to UM perrons iateraXed in Mid estate, ol the pendency of Mid petition and the bearing thereof by causing a copy of tills order to be published tn the Hastings Baxnkr. anews weeks previous to said day nf hearing. Chas. W. Abmotkoxo, Judge of Probate. XOTICKFOB HKARIBG CLaIMH. SUle of Michigan. County of Barry-st. Notice is hereby given, that by an order nl the Probate Covet for the Coaoly of Bam made on the let day of November. A. I». 18S3 six months from that date were allowed for rmi Itors U» present llicir claims againnt the extatr of Jane Williams, late of said county, deceased, and that ail ereditrnw of said de<eased are required to present thrtr claims to said Probate Court, at the ITohate office, tn the City of Hastings, for examination and allowance, n Judea of Probate. ELECTION ECHOES. RUIN AND DEATH. Britain. Official Returns from the Rocent Lox doX, Nov. 20.— Stories of wreck Ballot-Box Contest. anti disaster are' pouring in from all QUIET IN HAWAII. The Australia Brings Llttlo News from tho Islands. parts of the coast where the wires re­ main standing. It la only with the greatest difficulty that communication is maintained with the American cable stations On the Irish and Welsh coast the storm is becoming worse and it DOI.X STILE HULKS. seems probable that connection be­ RESULT IN OHIO. San Fbancimn).- Nov. 20. — The Columbus, Ol, Nov. 18.—The repub­ tween America and Europe will soon steamship Australia, from Honolulu, lican state executive committee have be lost entirely. More than 800 persons were dtowned reached here at 8 a. m. She failed to received the official v&tc from all the bring the expected news of the restora­ counties in the state, and out of these between noon Saturday and noon Sun­ tion of Quecu Liliuokalani to the day at Calais and in the immediate fifty-four have been compared with and Hawaiian throne, Minister Willis hav­ verified by the returns received at the neighborhood. Fifty bodies have been ing for some reason failed to pre secretary of state’s office. It "is recovered. Off Winterton. county of sent thel secret manifesto of the Norfolk, a schooner foundered shortly barely possible that the final count United Slates government to President may alter very slightly the figures before noon and five of the crew were Dole. The United Press cortyspondTrawlers, fishing smacks ent at Honolulu, writing under date of given below, which are practically offi­ drowned. cial, and the vote on governor stands: and small craft of other sorts have November 11. says that President Dole McKinley. 433.336; Neal. 352.329; Mack­ been reported by the score as missing received United States Minister Albert lin, 19.53d; Bracken, 14,259. These fig­ from every important point on the & Willis on the 8th. Mr. Willis accomures give Gov. McKinley a plurality of -paDied the presentation of his letter of The people of the Orkney islands, olT 81.007 in a total vote of 8*9,510. i The credence with a brief address, of which full vote is not official on the prohibi­ the north coast of Scotland, have suf­ the following are the most important tion and populist candidates, there fered terribly. . Many houses were un­ expressions: being ten counties of the lat­ roofed Saturday, walls and barns were ter and nine of the former leveled and haystacks were lifted from "Aside tram thu geographical poxlmlty and estimated, and there may be slight the field and blown out to sea. The consequent preponderantly comaierclid Inter­ Changes on their totals. In the packet Osprey wax torn from its moor­ ests which center here, the present advanced ______ of and Cbrtattanixatlon *' your missing prohibition counties their ings and carried out to aea. It has not civtllxatluntogether witn jyour enlightened people. . vote last year was 3,176 and the popu­ been seen since. The whole plantation courw of* stand American lists’ 2.108. This Indicates a decrease of Dunbeath castle in Caithness, the •flclul mooumrnw of und intelligence. ---- ---------of 11 per ccuL in the prohibition vote moat northerly county -of Scotland, was courups ---prhltw. therefore, that the United States were of the state and a total vote of 22,230 swept to the ground. the Brat to recognize the independence. of the for that party. The populist vote, esti­ Hawaiian Inlands and to welcome them into KNIGHTS OF LABOR. mating the missing counties os lost the great family of. free, equal and roverolgn naUous; nor Is it surprising that this historic year, vril^bc 15,991. Only one county lie has been strengthened from year to year by in the state (Pike) made a democratic Important mutual reciprocities and agreePm LA DK LI-HIa. Nov. 16.—The exec­ gain. . mento alls" honorable and advantageous to utive board of the Knights of Laboy is both govjrnmcnta Invoking that spirit of accused of misapplying 130,000 by Sec 1 friendship and hospitality which has ever been Des Moines. la, Nov. 18.—The com­ the shield and swcnl of this country, 1 now. plete election returns now received mtary-Treaaurer Hayes. Philadklph ia, Nov. 1H.—A confer­ upon behalf of the United States of America, show Jackson (rep.), received 207,159; tender to your people the right band of good Boies (dem.), 174.193; Josephs (pop). ence was held Friday night of repre­ will, which I trust may be as lasting as I knew 23,511. and Mitchell (pro). 10,107. The sentatives of the Knights of Labor, it to be sincere, expresatny the hope that every year will promote and perpetuate that good Federation of trades. Typographical house will stand: Republican. TV to St; union, and Carpea.ters’ and Joiners’ will to the honor, happiness and prosperity of and tho senate republican 34 to 18. union, in all ten labor organizations both government! " Salt Lake Citt, U. T., Nov. 18.— It was decided to recommend to their In the autograph letter of credence The official re turns from the ruceat constituents the amalgamation of all from President Clevland the only words election show that the legislature la the associations and the matter will be to which any special importance has republican on joint ballot by six vote*. referred to the general assembly of the been attached are as follows: Knights of Labor to-day. The parties "He (Willtt) is- well informed of tho in, the conference claim that they will KILLED BY THE CARS. thus control 700,000 workingmen In one relative Interests of the two countries and of our sincere desire Jo cultivate to .association. Fhu-adkli-hia,' Nov. 20.—The pro­ the fullest extent the friendship which Boonk, la., Nov. 20.—W. O. Whit­ posed unification of all labor organiza­ has so long subsisted between us. My taker1, wife and 6-year-old daughter tions under one governing board was knowledge of his high character and Fannie were killed by a Northwestern favorably received by the Knights of ability gives me confidence that be will passenger train at Coal Valley Labor in session here. The meeting constantly endeavor to advance tho in­ Saturday morning. ended in a row. during which Grand terests and prosperity of both govern­ A Chicago «& Northwestern train Sat­ Master Powderly was accused of being ments and to render himself acceptable urday evening struck two men at Mid­ a thief and a forger. to your excellency." way, 6 miles east, and killed them in­ TOOK SAFE AND ALL. stantly. The men were drunk and When .the Australia left Honolulu have not been .identified. They were Minister Willis had not made public walking on the track. Thus two bis instructions, nor had Secretary • Northwestern trains on Saturday killed Lima. O., Nov. 20.—The United States Gresham's letter been received or five people inside of 19 miles in eight Express company was robbed of 87,500 heard of; and so far ns known by the hours within the limits of Boone «x>un- at Troy Friday. The express messen­ public, Hawaiian affairs in the United ger at the Big Four depot had in his States were still in statu quo. charge a small irou Rafe. The train Washixgton, Noy. 20.—The story MOLINK, .mollnk. ill., hl. aov Nov.. .u-ine 20.—The nouse house of was not uue due lor for a lew few minutes, minutes. Stephen Woodburn, an bldand wealthy ' so he placed the safe in the telegraph told in the press dispatches from farmer living near Hillsdale, III., was . office and . stepped to the baggage­ Hawaii surprises the administration. entcred by burglars. lie refused to! room. He was gone ouly a few min- It had been confidently expected that tell where his money was hidden and I utes. but when he came back the little rthe talc would tell ot the queen’s the-rubbers bound and gagged him, ' iron box and contents had disappeared, restoration to the throne. The report-’ ed speech made to Dole by Willht in- • saturated hiv clothing with kerosene creases the surprise. And set it on fire. He then weakened ; Chicago, Nov. 18. —Work on the The state department is less disposed and directed them to the spot dHiere he taking apart of the Ferris wheel began now than ever to take tho public into had Hue concealed. The rubbers put Friday. The work will go on as rap­ its confidence on the Hawaiian ques­ out the flumes and took the money. i . idly as possible. So far no decision tion. It is an indubitable fact that has been reached us to the disposition those in the confidence of the New York, Nov. 20.—There waa a 1 of the famuus wheel. Mr. Ferris is administration have fell and ex head-end collision aliortly’ before 1 j now in the east and he will probably pressed the utmost assurance o’clock Sunday morning between east contract for its erection in Brooklyn that the Australia would bring and west-bound freight trains un the I before his return. Several offers have news that cx-Quecn Liliuokalani hail Pennsylvania railroad ut South Broad I been received, but the one for its being already been restored to the throne. street coal chutet, Newark. David • put up in Brooklyn is considered tho Assertions as to Minister Willis’ in- , Green, of Pbiladdelphia, engineer of ‘beat struetions have been almost wholly in- . one of the trains, was instantly killed. ferences from this and from the" ex­ The engineer of thu other train and Washington, Nov. 10.—Sumner L pressions in Secretary Gresham's pub­ the two firemen were severely injared. KitnbulL general superintendent of the lished letter. The information as to Farming Landa Flooded. 1««« — live cw saving service, >u in *«•<• his ouuua* annual report these instructions sent out ten days Huron, & D.. Nov. 18.—A leak in the , states that the number of disasters ago was received from what %vas standpipe althe Risdou artesian well j within the field of operations of the believed to" be a thoroughly trust­ has been gra:ually growing larger and ! service during the year was 427; 8,542 worthy authority. This was that Min­ now an immense column of water is ' persons were* .saved and 23 lost The ister Willis was to seek to induce the shooting 80 to 100 feet in the air, flood- " property imperiled was valued at fs,- provisional government to give way to ing the adjacent lands. The well has | 998,075, and of this amount 81,655,570 the restoration of the ex-queoo, but been closed for over a year pending set- ] was lot»L The number of vessels total- was to employ no force, waiting for tlement in the courts as to the question ly >oat was 8R. further instructions if he found it nec­ essary. ‘ o< ownership, . M„l<wn iub.T. TWO MUSICAL Does. Thief. A wonderful story of a French mu­ sical critic is related by persons who profess to have been acquainted with him. and who have seen him in attend­ ance on musical performances- He was a dog, and his name in public was Parade; whether he had a different •nwme nt home was never known. At the la-ginning of the French revolu­ tion he went every day to the military parade in front of the Tuilleries palace. He marched with the musicians, halt­ ed with them, listened knowingly to their performances, and after the pa­ rade disappeared,- to return promptly ' As a renn-dy fur nil fi>cy*8 of licadm:b< Electri'! Hitlers has proved to be the very best. It effects a perrfisiiclit cure and tinmost dreaded Its! iltml s:ek hradaehf-s yield brils infl.icnee. We urge all svbu are aflllvteil t*> pr- cine a intltle, und th|y remedy a fair trial In easi-p. ituul const: pat ion Eh-ctile BltU-rs euie» by giving the iire-h-d tune In the taiwcls. '[ few eases long resist Ui*.Asp of |h|s medi­ cine. Try it encr. I arge bottles only I fifty cents at W. 11. Guodyenr’s Dr z Store. The beat salve In the world for cyts. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, cliilblair.s, corns, and all skin eruptions, am! positive­ ly cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For side by W. H. Goodyear, the druggut. .The ‘nmates of the soldiers home at Grand Rapids have Increased 100 over lbw attendance one year ago. Ijtlrd village has no stare and the citi­ at the parade time the next day. Grad­ zens h vc to drive fourteen miles tn Bara­ ually tho musicians became attached to ga to buy their groceries. this devoted listener. They named "Adironda,” Wheeler's Heart aud him Parade, and one or another of them Nerve Cure Is guaranteed free from Mor­ always invited him to dinner. He ac­ phine. Mineral, and Opium. Sold by W. cepted the Invitation, and was a pleas­ li. Goodyear. ant guest It wns discovered that after Marshall Is out of Ice and gets b/r sopdinner he always attended the theater, ply from Albion. where he seated himself calmly In the W. II. Chaml>erlaln. ot Plainteril. last corner of the orchestra and listened critically to the music If a new piece week bought and shipped two an&xone half bms of poultry. \ was played he noticed it instantly and paid the strictest attention. If the piece hod fine melodious passages he showed his joy to the best of his dog­ gish ability; but if the piece was or­ dinary and uninteresting he yawned, stared about the theater kml unmis­ takably expressed his disapproval. Another very curious story of a canine musical car is told of a London organ grinder's dog. The organ grinder was The contract of carrying the rn^il from blind and aged and the dog used to Meredith to Harrison until June. 39, lead him about. One night, after a 1894, has been awasdtd to F. S. Smith. hard day's work, tho old man and hi* Lansing yesterday sold SSil.000 worth faithful companion lay down to sleep, ut electric light ani, bridge bond? te with the organ b&side them. They Spitzer & Cu. of Toledo, al a premium ot slept soundly, and when they awoke 8755. the organ was gone. They were in de­ spair. Thqit- means of earning a liv­ ing was gone. But the dog led the old man throagh the streets where When Eaby wow fck-k,(tvV h<-r fWcrta. he Had been accustomed to play, and | When she was r. Chd-I. she cried f»r tiastorix* persons who had given him alms be­ I **.*hei> sbe became 3II», nBe clung to r.ureri*. fore continued to befriend him. so that the loss of the organ proved not । When she hod QxUJrru. she gave L'.cin < .:■<•< ; ir^ so bad after all. Weeks went by. One day the old man heard a hand organ played a few feet from him. It re­ ■ minded him of his last instrument, but I 1). A. Hammond has purchased the he paid no special attention to iL Aun Arbor Argus fur SS.OUO. He was Hand organs were common in London formerly suiferiiiteudeiit uf the Cliarluite and he heard them often. Not jo the Schools. dog. He showed signs of great cxcitc- I Cass high school students have purvhtwmeffi. barked violently and led his 1 el (Mixing gloves ami now propose "dciiig master in the direction of the organ. I' up” everything that comes Ihvir way. He- hprungxjyt the robber's threat, II costs the village «d Dundee i70u .$ dragged him away from the stolen or­ year Io light the gasoline lamps wb- n the gan and led his master eagerly up to । almanac says the moon does nut shlnt) ' W. J. Blake uf Galesburg Is Airfniuo it with expressions of recognition anil imported Shropshire sheep, udued st deUght ?M00. He offers S100 fur the thief aud A POPULAR LEGISLATOR. 350 fcr I hr sheep. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Casterla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. LIVING OCEAN LANTERNS. How tho Deep 1* Lighted by Iti Hon. James IL McCreary, the author Ftuny luLabUkii t«. of the bill extending the time before Away down in the dark depths vf the Geary Chinese law is to go into ef­ the ocean there are living lunternsthat fect. represents the Eighth district of Kentucky in the national house of rep­ are borne about to light up the darknetu< A queer fish, called tho "midresentatives. He is n resident of the pretty town of Richmond, Ky., and imim­ shijmiite," carries the brightest and mensely popular with the people of moot striking of all these sen torches. the Blue Grass styte. lie wm born in Along its baric, under it. und al the Madison county. Ky., July 8. 1838; re­ base of its fins there are *-mall disks that glow with a phosphorescent light like ceived a classical education, and grad­ uated at the age of eighteen At Center rows of shining button^ un the young middy's uniform. In '.his way it gets college, Danville. Afterward he studied its name ’'jnidshipmite.'' by which youbg sailors in the navy arc often called. These disks, says the -New York Pre:?;, are exactly like sin-dl bu’lV-ey lanterns, with regular lenro iand r>-‘l< . tors. The h*nro.» gather th.: rays .»u l the reflectors throw them <«ut again. There is a layer of’pliospbur.-sc' at c.-lh between the two. and the < -.uir • cnee", is as perfect as if mix-le by --.ntK- skill­ fill optician. The fish is so constructed thut whea it is frightened by some devouring roa monster it can close its lenses ami hide itself in the darkness. It can turn itlantern off and on at will, and then it is always "filled" and ready when wanted. Another marine animal has a lumin­ ous bulb that hangs from its chin and thus throws tho light before law in the Cumberland university of it to warn it of tlw approach of Tennessee, and began practice at»IUch- enemies. Still another upholds a b :g mond in 1859. In 1809 he entered the light from the extremity of the dorsal confederate army, and was lieutenant fin. Others again have constant sup­ colonel of the Eleventh Kentucky cav­ plies of a luminous oil that runs down alry at the close 'of the war. In i860, their sides from the fins making a 1871 and 1873 he was elected a member brhrht and constant light all around. of tho Kentucky house of representa­ tives, serving for two terms as speaker of *•the~ house.. He was nominated as """ “ umuan-u as ”®mocratlc candidate for governor in l875« and wa» elected, serving as chief ... ..Sep­ chief executive of the state __ until tember. 1870. He was elected to the torty-ninth congress, and has ever since represented tho Eighth Kentucky district in the lower house. Dkmlxg, N. M.. Nor. 18.—The MexiIt is possible that Minister Willis has can rebels have moved about 25 miles west of Pulutnas and have taken a become convinced to his entire sntissmall town named Espni. No violence factiim without having laid the matter UM offered the inhabitants, und a Burn­ before President Dole that the provi­ her of recruits were secured. For some sional government cannot be displaced weeks a large number of tramps and without force, and so has determined to hobos have been pacing through Ari- wait for farther instructions, it seems zona und New Mexico, and many of certain, at all events, that President * Mexico ' them vhave gune 1into to join the Dole had no suspicion when the Aus­ tralia sailed that it was the purpose of revolutionists. Itobu the Stall and Breaks m Bank. Minister Willis to restore the ex-<iucen. San Angslo, Tex. Nov 19.—News of Blnunt'a Hepor*. San Dif.go, Cal., Nov. 18.—U1 vases the suspension of the Coke county Nkw York. Nov. 20.—The Herald bank of_Rolx-rt Lee has reached here. *p,lrtion ‘ Th/ arresT and imprisonment of the Uraiu.rlh.HubUlprop.nvtorap^ purpc,rb, p, fc, , , i- large portion of the president and/ vice president last week "port uf Com. ’ B1OUPL~ It on a charge of robbing the mail and widow of Gen. Gnu>L The boiue U «um. ep u follower attempting to defraud the government coneeded to be the One,-, nwldence in ■t-.„n>tan»„ Hloenv. •■ConnntMloner Blount's woo,, report will show is the primary cause of the suspension. San Diego and commands one of the that Minister Stevens landed tho troops finest views in the city. It was built from tho Ho-.ton loni befuro there waa'any Triple Kpldeznlc at Atcbtaou. valid excuse fOr their presence on at a- cost of'892,000. Atchison.Kan., Nov. 17.—Diphtheria, Hawaiian mH; that he deoitnod to re­ move them when requested to do so scarlet fever and smallpox are epi­ demic in this vicinity and part of the Chicago, Nov. 17.—During the entire by the government and informed that tho were willing and fully able to schools have closed. So far there have summer of 1894 the main exhibition authorities preserve order and to protect American Inter­ been thirty deaths from the diseases buildings will stand in Jackson park. ests; that these troops were stationed across and the doctors are apparently helpless. The public will he admitted everywhere the street from the government building, tn within the park free. On the first day which Mlni>-er Swvens knew the revoiuof the new year the park commission­ tlootsu were about to read their proclams. Quincy. m., Nov. 90.—Harry Smith, ers will assume control, and under no Hon and that tho revolutionist commit­ tee relied upon the American troops to of this city, was thrown from his car­ circumstances will an admission be protect them In this »ot ot riage In a runaway Saturday. He was charged. _______________ lion: that Mr. Stevens recognized tho pro­ caught by the reins and dragged on his visional government according to a nreeou- i / Ths Clearing Houses. reived programme before that corernrar-nt had ■ head for a half mile. He waadead when New \ohk, Nov. 18.—The exchanges obtained poaaeuion of the departments and I picked up. power at Honolulu, and that .the k, — <n. millat the leading clearing houses in the military larv nnwr-r wna _ United States during tho week ended Madbid. Nov. 18.— Seuor Morel, yesterday aggregated 81,018.417,801, Spanish minister ot foreign affairs, has against 8033,853,717 the previous week received from Brazil a telegram that The decrease, compared with the cor­ Robbers Beeare SSO.ooe. Admiral Mello has proclaimed Count responding week iq 1893, was 9.9. Crrr OF Mexico.-Nov. 17.—A clerk of d’Eu’s eldest son emperor of Brazil. the National bank of the City of Mex­ About thirty thousand couples have Odd Fellows* Hall Destroyed. Toronto, Ont.. Nov. 20.—The list of ico returning from Vero Crux Thursday been divorced in France during the Nxw Yom, Nov. 15.—The Odd Fel­ the lost by the wrecking of the steamer last with bank bills of the value of five years, and a law was recently low/ ball on Washington street, be­ Frneer has been swelled to sixteen by 860,000, which he carried in a cigar box, tween Fourth and Fifth street^ Ho- the finding of th“ bodies of Thomas was robbed at the railway station of road in the chamber of deputies de»Urned to make a severance of the mat­ the whole amount Bandas, William Bandas and Thomas, ■ rimonial bonds much easier still. Wilson. They were recovered Sunday by divers. ' BntMcraKAM. Ala. Nov. 1&-----a illicit stills In Randolph county and The celebrated "globe fish’’ is not alBorrow. Nov. 20.—On her trial trip the United States cruiser Columbia globe ahape.1. They here the Chicago. Nov. IT.—William B. Green, two moonshiners were captured i by showed a speed of M knots an hoar. a veteran of the Black Hawk war, died United States marshals after a fight in power of dhrtenaioff themeelree Into B Thia will earn her builders a premium at the home of his son-in-law on Oak which ooe man was killed and tw< globular form by Inflating a large air fatally injared. of 1800,000. •'reek. He was 87 yuan old. New Urr.u Cable to lie Laid. Montrkal, Can., Nov- 18.—The Stars • special cable from London says the : Commercial Cable company has signed a contract with Siemens Bros, for laying the new Atlantic cable next spring , between Ireland and Nova Scotia. It' will be 2,200 miles in length und will have the greatest known carrying ca- ! pacity. ________________ ‘ Gaarnnt<M-«l Caro. We MHlhonzr our advertized druggist to roll Dr. King'a New Discovery for «(B. siimpliotr. cimgliH xnd colds, upon thia eulhlllKHL If yon ate afflicted with-a cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest Double, ami a ill uro this reim-dj direct­ ed. giving it a fair trial, ana experience no benefit- you irwj return the kittle and have your inomy n-tundc<i. We could not make Ulis olh-r did we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could l>e relied on. It never disappoint. Trial bottles free at w. II. Goudyrar’s drug storitarge size 50r and Sl (n). Balm of State Tax Lands. AUDI n»K CKNEBAL’H OFFICE. < Lapsing. Mich. Oct. a, 1*3. i N- l're i« !•« reny given that eeriafn land* sl<ntad In II-i-m-1 of ttarrj bld off to the HW-fur taxi—ot i>*9 xi->l previous years, and dre ertbed Io atai'tort t* which will Hereafter 0<forwarded i r tbc office of the Treasurer of mI«I Coujfr. will te "ol-j ut public auction by «aid Treasurer at the Cmintj Seat, on the first Mon­ day of December next, at the time and place deslanated for the Annual Tax Sales. If not prevlentry redeemed or cancelled according to law. Bald rtatements contain a full description application at the office of the County Treasurer after they are received by him. Btaxlmy W. TuMJtaa. Auditor General. �MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. EUPHRASIA. Th* BmuUTqI l-mgand Co*aeet*d with th* FACE OF THE CRANK. UNCLE SAM'S SILVER. Iir i loritoi timl table. Ing with th* White Metal. According to a Washington letter in the Philadelphia Times, there are .5,000 Favorite Route between Grand Rapid*. Detroit greatly delayed by dry weather, and tons of silver stored in thc treasury for thia reason, coupled with the low Woman in Constantinople,•’ and a* it U 1F.M. | ML' vaults. That means 10,000,000 pounds. price which the cereal commands, but contains a moral fragrant of truth it Composite Gotham Piet uro -Study And yet this metal is regarded as a pre­ 77 per cent of the. average acreage was may weU be held in perpetual rememEsst l-su-tf •owed. The crop ta doing wellTZid but bSS*'r?''" fin' cious one, to be measured in value by Metonl llUl.aa»teg.h„lxr„aun„bv“tecto »»« 0“ ■Alto ounces and grains. Only coin is kept Elmdale in the treasury vaults. Bars and bul­ Corn b «tim.ted u, yl.ia >“ totter, o( Clarksville When Norcross attempted to loosen Lake (Mess bu.h.U of ext, an .cro and clov.rtwrd th’ d°"w: Uncle Russell page's purse strings with lion are stored in the subtreasuries Woodbury one and tw.nly-hnndrodth, bwh.la : J, ' otS^^i ,b T «►»«">•«• aeonpie of yea and the mints. There arc eight vaults Nunflrid dynamite a couple of years ago, as Mulliken in the treasury used for the safe-keep ­ Potatoe* of.the usually happens after Potato,, will be 57 ST per cent eent. of ot an no averaror- public opening thc emnJmZ it., i ... such 2j an event, Graud Led, ing and storage of money. Tho total age the dXe °°k^ °P other cnLnk* wlth affr crop. crop The Tho condition condition of of live Hee stock .took i. U Lansing less value of the contents of these vaults is rather below that of last year, but tho that the^n^r l^ with an?,axe®Cnit’ violent sprang up on eve>ymore side.or The Detroit sprang up on evefy side. The 1658,178,000. of a!, datee. atot.e » . ‘Xte. N'" 'A Only two of these vaults are used for Howwa city r God." | most notable specimens of this crop. the storage of standard silver dollars. Edmore aid of a klu camera K.. a La. ca- to .a. "«T>« «• the meaning of thl, mock- I' and them with lnto the . „ , made Vault No. 1 ^contains 8101,000,000, while Stanton them into«,„« a composite loo In Keweenaw county pronto a nnlqn. । £>• ',c upward^and exhibited .tarllingpicture rc.sulte which the smaller vault, known as No. 2, has Grand Ledge in it only about 850,000,000. In addition spectacle among American cotnmuni- J'Jrn,"b to the patriarch, sitting beside ; •— •• - . ... • . Immcdjatelv following th^asaassinI ties. The county has been' settled for ! in° thrunp ,1C sa’^: "Did I not com­ ation of 'Mayor Harrison another tidal to this there is 853.000 worth of fraction­ ___ (Going West | al silver. Thc other vault.* are used Lv Deffmt i nearly fifty yeans and has a population I to havc «ny name engraven AN INTERESTING SKETCH. ... wave of the same sort struck New for holding bank notes, bonds, money .. Lansing of nearly 3.(XXI Al the la>t regular ! iniM-alB w> stronxly to a mother's of nearly 3.U00. ,. GrandLedge . . - -----------। .«««.- i f i .... .. I 'or^' anti to that remarkable photo­ .‘i, li t dnuzlitrr just budding into term - the ■ .. Mulliken of circuit court Judge Hain I ho. » \ J-«phrm*ia? Euphrasia?" ’ called tho graph ten more cranks of the lost for daily use, etc*. • • „k.| r„H,.wluK U an instance: "Our tawxL fh. loineb n» ., Hunflold The total coinage of silver dollars the । nntriarch. fnlr,.arch Who knows a ’woman batch have added, makingof it an , • Hlanche »»«'W 15 years of age. had took the bench at Eagle River,. .. Woodbury county seat, *but’ court and counsel antw"^T. ------------------,f ttn>on’c*n ••up-t<wlate" fo(uposite picture of under the Bland set of 1S78 was 83S9,- .. Lake (Mensa . - :tio vtiun* uwof her right arm. She found not one case on the docket, .MwHhw^l,,' „ Clarkivllle 036,3-17. The total coinage under the I twenty craakx. It wilt Inter­ . , uiditlon that we had to keep ,. Elmdide act of July 14. ISOO, known as the Sher­ .. Alto , -i hool and abandon her music lee­ .either civil or criminal. This lack of ! com the priests to the lowest of the esting study for physiognomista. > uc feared bt. Vitus dunce, and .. McCord man act. has amounted to 82Q.455.00fl. - - are pitiabut fur an Invaluable remedy business before the courts is not due to assembled thon.rands thc question:* Most of these unfortunates ,. Eak Paris There are 58,917.000 silver dollars in Ar Grand Rapid* ran---round the d have hnd that terrible affliction. neglect on the part of public officers, "Uho is Euphrasia?" . -------— blc objects. They are poor, shabby, circulation. ' ’tailored physicians, but she received but simply because there is neither church. N IPM • .... So one answered. At length, and even pathetic, and ordinarily Hr .4 un tli-m. The first of last August More than half of aB the silver while the sat♦ mute „ emperor — —*_ and woul<| for what thc doctorscull , M u; 75 pounds, and Hithough she crime nor strife in the comtnunitv. Graiill Ixnlgr i it to Tw­ . u only three* bottle* <>f Nervine she amazed, a miserable fellow who idiopathic eases, and what we know as owned by the United States is stored in Portland ■i -If pound*; her nrrvoiiMirsH and thLscity. At thc mints and assay of­ _____ _____ fools ____ , cleaned the marble floor steppe<l forth . ...................... «A«*< uic But luxirthey hu-ppv*i i_____________________________________ _______ ■ st Vitus dance uro entirely gone. harmless. are lunn likely to pass ., , i, K.-n«»>J regularly. anil studies with During the w wk epded on October 11 ■ »»>.l said: ( very quickly from Tnelnncholia to acute fices there are 8120,231,000 worth of bar I reports Stanton | ports sscut iu l.y sixty-two olmervcm * "Imperial ('ipsar, to whom I am un- mania under the stimulus of exciting silver. Altogether there is $381,000,000 .— * MUUW « t drnore I . could procure for our daughter tho iu varioi^» ^ortigns.......... d the state M to ---------------the w°rthy to raise my eyes, I know a causes. Henry Frank, who desired to in standard silver dollars. The United .States has been buying ■ r Mt .-*' .Nervine has brought bcr. • Every day. others week day* only, t atop >u .j .-j .that l_. u-zaman -a name, abut .. she . .Is .... Cuban consul and carried stale IxMrti of health indicated woman with such inv bn-thi r recommended the remsilver ever since 1878, when thc Bland on signal. typhoid fever, infiamuialiun of tiro I almost bedridden. She lives in a little about with him an apple which he ln^ no fii'h in patent, medicines, and 1’nrior rani on all trains between Grand •t ;stcii to him. but as a lu»t rv«ort bowels itn<l pueumouin increased in' house near one- of- thc walls had .chipped V.O* off the moon, law went into effect. Until thc Sher­ Rat-Id* and Detroit. Beata 21 cents. Connection* --------- of — - the stated he ...... •••. A1AWU, , a IxJttle. «« begun glvitiR It to urt-rt man law went into operation the treas­ made inUnlon station, Grund Rapid* wtth the < .f *l'«.iu ...... rhnmh __ ... . .. church.•'” presentsun interesting case of..... "delu>nd th.- effect vr>.* almost Jiumedl- area ut prevalence. Typhoi CHICAGO* W»rr MICHIGAN RAILWAY FOB ury purchased 82,000,000 worth of bul ­ ■ . R K. Bullock. Brighton. N. Y. reportci at tifty-fivr places, "Bring her hither,” commanded thc sion" in itself of no particular peril un­ lion every month for coinage. There hnd emperor, and straightway pages and til it becomes focused upon an oct of were purchased under thc first low •u. Dr Miles Medical Co., E.kliart. \ rxw. Favuriu route lo the summer resorta chamberlains rushed out und soon re- violence. That he was inflnencetl by 808,199,261.71 ounces of silver, for of northern Mk-h-csn. it.t ot price, fl per bottle, six appeared carrying an aged woman the event in Chicago was instantly s.. express prepaid. It is positively which it paid 8323,085,576.10—an aver-, Trains leave Grand Rapid* for ('blcsao,- 7 JO who trembled ** tremblml in every evnrv limb. limb , ■ shown when he was arrested by the age cost of 81.05 per ounce. On, tljta A. M . and 1-J6 F. H . ta-JO P M . ni:» P. .plate*, er dangerous drugs. i The Mendelson paut-s factory, which M. Arrive Ctilrar- IrM ?.. M.. «J0 P. M. "Is your name Euphrasia?"asked the voluntary information that he had, silver the government made a profit ot 2;no a. M.sn<l7^5 A. M. ♦except''Saiurday , emperor. been selected to kill Mayor Harrison, a great many million dollabs.by calling via. Nt. J«iroph and Ntnuner. lA-ave lor Mnnhlro. Traverse Citv,Charlevoix, spring under the ImUos sy stem of the . "Yes, mighty emperor, it is." but tbe other fellow got ahead of him. every 375 grains of fine silver a dollar, Petosky and Itay Vie* 7 JO a. M, and 2:4S development «• uipaoy. was seized by ' "What do you l.now^vf that inscrip­ P. M. Under proper treatment in an asylum the sheriff under an attachment for tion?" and he pointed aloft to the this man would have been tractable no mutter nW the market value of I'*'*!,tor Wbita Cloudy Fremont, ,and Big silver might bo when paid for in goldRapl.l* leave* Grand H*pl<ts 6^5 F. M. " Ihi h'taffVJ Fails Route.'' . debts owed some eight or ten New York large letters on the vault enough, and the treatment would have I'arior cnr» on---day trail.s On the silver .purchase under the - ---------------‘ and — ■* slrefror* on firms for cloth, amounting to <19,000. □Igbt trains between i’eloakey. Grand Rapids, been mainly efficacious by removing Sherman law the government has lost and "Nothing, my lord, nothing!" Clncago. * “But you see your name the the causes of irritation. Ask our agents for further pAcOeulan or already about 840.000,000 by the depre­ / The other cose of Reilly, who called ciation in value of its stack of bullion write to btate Treasurer Hambitzer has aj^- church. It stands there instead of GKORGK DxllAVXK, Genl PM9TAft. ' on Superintendent Byrnes and wanted on hand. Up to thc 1st of July about ■ Grand Raplda portioned • 171.997 45 of primary school mine. What have you doiie toward the building of the church? ’ 157,000,000 ounces had been purchased. money among Michigan counties. "Great king, untiling. My lord mocks Four million fire hundred thousand There arc 675.0-M children of school age urn. dollars in silver amount to abojit 140 in the state and the rate of this semi* his poor servant." "Not at all." replied the emperor. tons, and if thc country still goes on annual apportionment is seventy cent/ "They tell me you live near. Think! buying nt that rate the problem of per capita. ’ Have you done nothing, spoke noth­ what to do witfi the metal promises to TIME TABLE. ing. thought nothing to give you this In eSect July no. it&3 Short Hut NewaV Itmnc become an even more serious one than . it is now. George Russell, a *pr*Knocr !4t Jn*-k* claim?" "Majesty," she said, "there is a little *<»n. placed a large kettle :n d whe lStation*. POVERTY-STRICKEN TURKS. barrow and trundled it t » the v-g >n act. bqt it is so small I am ashamed to 'Builder Ionic gate, wbefe he was tubr.ved t. • pa.w trouble my lord with its mention.” । Tbelr Condition Baid to Bp Going from "Speak. I command you,” said Jus­ He wm captured afterward. K*l*tMZ00 Lf | According to Recent reports, mutters (taBl Cooper---The general store of Mad.Il A Oliver tinian. "Fear not Tell me all.” Then she told how. as she lay on her • in eastern Turkey seem to lie contin- Rlclilanq Juact ... i ually going from bad to worse, and Cn-BBey •n fs.otH’ and IV.ooo. bed in her little house, she heard with tents.' Milo ■ the sufferings of thc povcrty-strieltcn. ti-lton . rs in the possession jjorrow the travail of the oxen and Clovrntalt* i population arc increased by thc ras- 'iiulta...... Svnd ft»r ot a' new 100-barrel gristmill, F W. mules, carrying thcxmarble and brick _acript'.'v ami beams up* the steep hill, und her ' culity of the tax gatherers. All trade ppzupbleL , was practically Mopped for a time by heart was sore within her; and how. Ind., being the proprietors. when she grew better, the thought cholera arid thc ensuing quarantine. Costs Grove. WILLIAMS’ The Huron house, at St. Ignac** was I In many cases thar'eostof fcxslhas l>cen Woodland MEDICINE CO., entirely destroyed by fire. Loss, 11.500; struck her: U nodbsr'' ; doubled or trebled, and the difficulties "Who knows if I cannot do some ­ Ha If. Mocctady, H.Y. insurance? tl.tuo. thing-to ease their pain, the poordumb und cost of transportation have brought, Lansing 6 tvr 82.50. a=j,BrockYlllc, OnL ttetro't .... 5100.000, with the interest of S25.DOO nil ruin to many merchants. A published' Grand Ibipich wiiNiave a daily mail. Il Is a star in pennies, comes under the sauic head letter written in Bi’.lis in June says: least 1 will try." route, with Monroe as its distributing So she took her 1>ed and bore it into of delusion, with the symptoms of ,. "Taxes are ——un ever increasing Imrden. point: . the road and scattered the straw from acute mania more clearly marked. The In one village near the city of Yau thc Htnllon*. Thomas Bailey, -wanted nt Detroit t tb-.- Grand K*p d.« Busfaces <>f these men ut first sight are to- uheep tax gatherer, n Kurd, wrote rmal School. as an alleged ■gfompilcv in the kidnap­ down all the flocks and their owners ....A’Frank is u man of emo­ 1‘arinh, Propr. ing of. Joseph 1’crrin. was discharged little, but lo! as she worked, the straw 'tally unlike, seemed to grow and multiply and cover tional temperament. tall, slender an<l so that those who had twenty-five *:«liimiir.*» Ar . the.whole road, and from that time rather godd looking, with curly hair sheep had seventy recorded against Kant Cooper Lv Richland J 1100*1 corpus^ the extradition warrant bv:nj the oxen passed pleasantly with their *nd a rather phasing expression. 11 them, ami so on. Thc tax gatherer CraeMy found defective threatened to accuse the villager, of Milo.... loads, and she heard no more distress. Dtiton .The Pittsburgh »t I-ake Angelica The tears were in Justinian’s eyes, haggard, melancholy nnd careworn. harboring political fugitives in case Cloverdi mine at Ishpeming, employing WOmnen, and he raid in a gentle voice: His clothes were neglected and his they made any complaint. Every sheep NhulU.. has suspended work for the winter. and lamb is taxed three nnd n Italf •Tx»t the name of Euphrasia stand; hair matted. But in l»oth men there The miners struck for higher wages, she is more worthy than 1, for of her was observable tho mental stress in piasters a year, a sum which is all thc Grove. .which the company refused to pay. thte fixed gaze, ’the wrinkling <>f the average villagei\can earn in a day. In Costa little she gave all she had." Woodland and rim-' a. ' Stonewall J. de France was <!i.v ■ brow, attendant upon any effort to another village three hundred sheep Woodbury nit«en K5 an«L utrd in Hie office the charged nt Detroit on an abduction hold thc mind to a sequence and the had been stolen by the Kurds before rulin'y. Michigan, charge anoAUs immediately arrested The sting of a bee is compotwd of stealthy drop of -the head. They both the arrival of thc tax gatherer, but the Detroit.... r. 1X75. In Lltwr 5 two spears of polished horn held in a used their hands in a peculiar manner, tax for them was demanded und col­ Grand Rspldi. n>d -aid in«»rtj:-«B- for fraud. It. ('.►••Il to Chilo Wallace A. Gage, a retired hardware sheath. One gets a notion of the thc fingers working automatically, and lected just the same- In another vil­ I-.h». *IN1 -aid as merchant and Menominee pioneer, sharpness ot the weapon by a very they both started nt times us if some lage in thc vilayet of Erzeroom last Cliarl-voli t. Mill. IMO In Ltdropped dead from heart disease He simple comparison. The edge of a illusive sounds hnd putthem on their November the harvested grain was left to spoil in the field. The grain had ■ie the Mini of oue bund red »lxtv-i»lne was 60 yearn of age, and came . from very keen razor, when-examined under guard. An alienist who saw both men been piled up in the customary stacks Waukegan. HL. twenty-six years ago. a good microscope, appears as broad as said that Frank would, if he lived, be­ according to law, that when thrashed come an imbecile, and Reilly would at the back of a thick knife, rough, un ­ While blasting Richard Uret was In­ Jug been the tax gatherer might c-nnjc nnd tak#* stantly killed in the West Vulcnn mine even and full of notches. An exceed­ the slightest provocation commit an : his share, but he did not come. The tnortgii. unreasonable act of violence. ingly small and delicate needle simi ­ at Norway and Edward Barrett wav The puliccmon arc getting to know title of the wheat was to be sold to the when they a»r Amur* <1. larly scrutinized resembles a rough seriously injured. lr»«t « mtnhighest bidder, but not a single man in Mirhcas made 3-d provided. notice While grading on the streets in She­ bar from a smith’s forge. The sting the glitter of a crank’s eye—that fore­ could raise the lowest sum which the Hint ui> Saturday the boding basilisk gleam in the iris. of a l»ec. viewed through the same in ­ 'tn' er. A. I,.. 1*93. at ten boygan, workmen unearthed a vein of government demanded. In the mean ­ strument, shows a flawless polish, Breilhag. the Swede, who claimed that •khi. I slud' tell at public copper oreie»t bid.lor. al the north he owned the Wilson steamship line time rains came. and. as l he villagers In the case of the people vs. Frank without thc least blemish or inequali­ ty. ending in a point too flue to be dis­ and wanted S75.000 on account, pre­ were not allowed to touch the grain, Devries, for the murder of Henry Dyke, County It lio'den . Hie served the most amiable manner until much of it spoiled in' the stacks. In cerned. In the act of stinging the many places the attitude of thc gov­ i t-bl mor(a(.-i|ti*. or so of Olive, the jury returned a verdict of I. bK!tn»zwT. rapt. spears, cswli of which has nine barbs Policeman Rose -had him within—a may be nrrotiuuj' not guilty. th* rwl ernment towards it.sA'hristian subjects •Hie on said mortand is grooved with a channel for the stone’s throw of the Yorkville police The supreme court baa handed down passage of the poison, emerge from the court- Then the mania overtook him. grows ever more and more severe. For a decision holding, that Inmates of tho Christians to own firearms of any kind sheath. One of them is plunged Into In an instant he was converted into a <>r tiihty soldiers’ home nt Grand Rapids are not the flesh of thc victim, the other fol­ madman, let out a wild yell and started is treason, though their Turkish and hi Kurdish neighbors may be and gener­ entitled to rote in that township. . on a desperate run. When finally lowing. and alternately they penetrate ally arc well armed. Christians arc Negaunee claims to be the sweetest deeper and deeper. The venom is captured he was a raving maniac, and place In thc state. It has nine confec­ forced to the ends of thc spears Jjy fought with the irrational desperation often aroused at midnight nnd.hurried to prison or to exile without even be­ tionery establishments. much thc same procesk ns that which of a fiend. • sti.i. of Mlchtiuin, containing forty acres o . . ! more or lr-s. Resident* of Branch county complain carries the poison froib the tooth of a If you take the profile of Henry ing tohi the reason why. To have fun <• A. NnrLix v Assignee ot Mortgage. books in one’s house is often deemed a that dealers do not affix tho proper Frank ami that of Breilhag and put I'll I Li I" T.' Ol GKOV K. snake when it bite*. caution label to gasoline cans, aa is re­ Attorney-tor A<«l^i.ecof Mortgage.. them together .you will notice the same sufficient reason for thc imprisonment of thc owner untij the books con be cxline in the receding foreheads. quired by state law. Margolin Andrews, who demanded amined. And it often happens* that Black diphtheria is reported as pre­ Otte of thA most rtmtarkable lepal the examination of the books is vailing to .an alarming extent in thc paper, on file In tbc archire, of tho 85.00J from Edwin Gould, has not, from oc- layed for months." wee tern portion of Tuscola county. world i. one now in tho national mu­ from appearances und t'nlqno Itcvrnjp 1W hardware stores of Sawyer <fc seum of I'uri. labeled “Sentence on a counts of him. reached the de- j mania. This apn-iupiucu, of w. acute - ------ -----------• . in Munich recently the socialists hlj. Havens at Bellevue wns entered by hoc. executed by Ju.licu. in the copy­ velopmcnt a uorc| device for punishing the burglars nnd the stock taken sway iu a hold of Clarmont-Avin. and htran“led pears to be a case of pure and simple . l_it_ and। — Io excite r>itv can mn only pity proprietor of n beer cellar who had upon a [fibbet at that plane.' It to. melancholia wagon. Vloksbnrg’s post office changed sealed with red wax. kept under a so for us it has gone. But even here jrefused to lot his rooms for a meeting hunda, MoUram Hill having rocernd glnea ettuo. bear, date dune U, 1O1. there was observable in the pathos of (of the Socialists’ club. For the Sun­ ,day after his refusal he had arranged and read. A- follow.: — ♦ ’ "e. this man and the sullen desperation his commission. Thomas Bradley, who shot Superinten- (u concert, nt which he expected his Tbe Brooklyn exchange bank was the jury, in detestation and horror of dent Mathes in the postal telegraph takings to be considerable. . But the opened at Brooklyn. It is managed by thia crime, and in order to make an ex­ building, some lurking resemblances of , W. 3. Culver, a leading merchant of the ample and ao saltofy Justice, bare de­ eye and oction. That expression can be socialists mustered early and in large numbers. They filled up the whole clared. jndffed. .sentenced, pronounced villaga. best described as that of a.hunted uni­ available space and ordered only—wa­ Jack Butler, the train robber, pleaded and appointed that tho said hoy. now mol. They are all pursued. Some ter. The landlord was horrified to detained In the abbey a. a prisoner, guilty at Houghton and was immedi­ ahull by the executioner be hung and ghost of their misfortunes keeps step realize what happened, ilis expected ately sentenced to a term of five years strangled on a gibbet, near the gallow. with them and eventually takes pos­ profit was turned into a heavy loss. in th* branch state prison at Marquette. which stand, within the Jurladletlon session of them. They all wear, at The landlord sued the leaders of the The Northern Hardwood Lumber­ Are you willing to work for thc cause ot the monk, whose name, arc hereto times, the strained look of having socialists for breach of the peace, but men'* association met at Traverse City appended, of Protection placing infor totinginbear the reliable copyhold of ­ dwelt too long with their own mitOncs. ns no such breach could be proved they The artist has grouped these points wertf-let go without fines. und decided to decrease the next sea ­ mation in the hands of your acquain­ Arin. in witneM of which we Itare son’s cut to 60 per cent, of what this of agreement in the various cranks in , sealetl thia pre-wnt with our se-ala. tances? . one composite foce. tn this feat the , year ’ s was. Following the atotro are the signature, If you are, you should be identified Ironwood’* new industry, the manu­ ot the jurors and the prefect of the de­ camera may be said to have done what I France is soon to adopt an interest­ with innovation in ther_postal card sysHazlett once said a great painter can ing ----------—-------facture of dh&irs, is proving a success. THE AMERICAN 40—who makes a portrait reveal the tem. Tbe cards will be issued in the Potatoes are being shipped in im­ partment de I’Alneo. MterrtH that the sitter *11 his life con- , form of check books, with stubs. The protective Tariff league. mense quantities frat* the northern * | sender of thc postal card can make part of the state into the southern Tb. gr«i> .nW of Au»tr.ll» <”»*« eeB]od ■memoranda of it* content* on Che n«U by btudinir lt."» U««b«r and eoonti**. . ■ Tha Children .r UM h&vc ftt tbe The Michigan qrop report for Novem- Dedication of St. Sophia. A legend connected with the Church Twenty Portraits of Monomaniacs Photographed Into Ona. of St Sophia ta recalled‘by "An Idle B A nine GIRL’S FORTUNE. Kr"'',T Michigan Central Chicm, Kal&m&iso & Sagiin Nerve Blood CURE Ore uou. a Prien dAo the coaxsc Protection. SICK HEAD American, interest's ? ACHE Mating your ;>o4iti<>n. and give a Imping hand­ ing contained a large quau- /// .1 glue- Cook naw hundred. »l . lune “n one >e.f drawln* « X> tbefround. n bile .n eqn*l number wafted lo r* sofcKboMwi'-**1*- Ufhw, dmmtele™ <•» >*'[■•ofl„ befnn. thc c,rd deUchn!. BanMuMl. lb. An. . ta f I „ th.. . record of lb. ~m>- >bc first Insaelitiab king- - •ood.n.. co b. k.0. OMnt want. �Hastings Banner. Thursday, Nov. 13, 1893- MAKSHALL L.COOK. CTTSUXD AS 8BCOXD-CLAM MATTKB AT THK HASTINGS, MICH., POBTOFFXCK, AUGUST 14. 187®- editorial notes. . CAN’T STAND IT. The South Makes * Vigorous Protest Against the Democratic Policy. The following was clipped from the Grand Rapids Democrat of Nov. 17th. and should certainly be food for reflection to the scores of doubting ones who In the past have clung- to the English free trade policy:—‘•VVahhingtom. Nov. 16.—The South sounded a warning to the ways and means committee today. It came from the manu­ facturing interests of Alabama and Tenn­ essee whose representatives made an In­ formal argument before tho Democratic members of the committee. The delegation was headed by F. '0. Bush, president of tee Mobile A Birmingham railroad. «nd of the Cllftohfrtn Company. Mr Bush de­ clared that lie believad K was note the in­ tention of the Democratic National com­ mittee nA Chicago* in framing its platform to declare a policy which would prove ruinous to any df the great interests of the country. Neither did he believe that it was the Intention either of the President or the commitue <o willingly do any such injustice.”' . “You can base your argument.” inter­ rupted Chairman yfUsoq, “ on tbe-hypothesls that neither does ths committee aor tbe Democratic administration desire to do anything to endanger any of tbe great In­ terests of the country.” t “I am glad of It," said the' speaker. the people vote oa It ts they voted on other Issues? Why was be afraid to let tbe nation know wbat was about to be done In the nation's name? Spreckels has been boasting of hie power to Induce the United States Government to put the wanton Liliuokalani back on the throne. Spreckels agents in Hawaii, who are the most active supporters of the dusky “Queen,’’ have been declaring tbe certainty of a speedy revival of the mon­ archy by tbfc Cleveland Administration; and tbe dethroned woman herself has been uniforming anew the mptly horde she calls her “guards,” In readiness for her antici­ pated restoration to power early in the present month. How did Spreckels,' bls subordinates at Honolulu and the “Queen” manage to obtain the facts of which tbe American people knew nothing? Spreckels is a man of immense wealth who has a monopoly of tbe sugar business on tbe Pacific coast and who employs large numbers of coolies tbat are virtually slaves. Annexation would destroy his monopoly and abolish his dictatorial power In Ha­ waii. Has his Influence been potent in shaping events with respect to Hawaii? The Cleveland Administration’s price for an Ambassadorship Is 350.000 In cash. What ia the consideration behind the movement to enthrone Liliuokalani?—New York Frees. The Influence of a protec tive tariff got In its work this fall, which accounts for tbe big republican gains. In every man­ ufacturing locality where mills were closed down through free trade threats the re­ publican gains were large. Continuing, be protested against the In­ justice of placing iron ore or coal on tbe free list. The protection on iron ore and coal had gridlroned AJabama with rail­ roads and developed t^ese Industries until Alabama now annually produces 1,000,000 tons of pig Iron and 5,000,000 of coal. In ! conclusion he said: “if this committee, as reported, is to put lumber, rice and sugar, coal and Iron ore on the free list, then the South might as well give up. It would be a death blow to southern - prosperity. We are not politicians. We are plain?business men. We are Democrats from principle and we do not expect to.suffer in tbe house of our/rieuds. If wjj, do it is a natural question lo-ask how/long will we continue to kiss thc hand that smites us?” The above Is one of the severest repudia­ tions of the democratic free trade policy— the recent election excepted—that has been made since that party came in power. When a body of representative citizen democrats, not politicians, fromdemocratid states protest against the expressed In­ tention ot their party something must bp radically wrong. The national democratic platform adopted at the Chicago convention In 1899 says amonictther things:— “We denounce Republican protection as a fraud—a robbery of the great majority of tbe American people for the benefit of the ifew. We declare It to be tbe fundamental principle of the democratic party that the .Federal Government has no constitutional .power to Impoee and collect, tariff duties, except for the purposes of revenue x>nly, and we demand that tbe collection of such taxes shall be limited to the necessities of the government when honestly and economically administered. We Renounce tbe Motflnley tariff law enacted by tbe 51st Congress as the culminating atrocity of chute legislation. We indorse tbe efforts made by tbe democrats of the present Congress to modify its most oppressive features in the direction of free raw ma­ terial and cheaper manufactured goods tbat enter into home consumption, and we promise 4te repeal etc.” The above is tho genuine dyed-in-the wool democratic doctrine taken from the democratic jilatform. Therefore the ad­ missions of the body ot democrats before the Ways and Means committee are very damaging taken from a democratic stand­ point. These geatlemen state that their respective states have prospered under protection and that under free trade “tbe south might as well give up. It would be a death blow to southern prosperity." Their mission however does not end with A mild protest They give gentle warning that they will not forever kiss tbe hand thrt smites them. Free trade means a boAee south; a broken south means dem­ ocratic defeat and annlhllatiou. What will they do? It’s bard to tell, but we’ll bet our last summer's bat that tbe tariff won’t be tinkered with to any great extent. Haw About Spreckels? How much has Claus Spreckels, tbe Ha­ waiian sugar monopolist and coolie driver, had to do wQh the Cleveland-Gresham conspiracy to destroy republican govern ment in Hawaii? Tbe Press uses the word “conspiracy" advisedly. The scheme to sacrifice Amer­ ican interests In Hawaii and set up a cor­ rupt monarchy was a plot hatched in the dark, and only brought out into the day­ light when Congress had adjourned, when tbe people bad voted and wiien the official tool of the conspirators. In the guise of a United States Minister, was on the spot ready to carry obt the Infamods job he had been ordered tb perform. If- the whole proceeding la the act of justice which the Administration proclaims it to be. why was REDUCED RATES AT THE KENT . - i 5*rrj CMdeton M । fi^jojjnaoo,' OrangevtUe GRAND RAPIDS. OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. j Frank Loog^aahvllle 154 1 Blanch Nubet, Moigaa .„ i Bolomen Weber. NaxhviUe I Merit Buri " ,,x 11saac Allison, Hickory Corners. 1 ArvlUah Alberton. Cedar Creek . IB7 ) PranX|Coykendall. Yankee Springs ... 100 tM 160 lm RATES' 31.25 per day. Rooms 5o cents, Meals 25 cents, Steam Heat BEACH A BOOTH. j Arnot T. Morrison, O. Rapids i Rachel ton Gibbons. Woodland J Winiam A. Warner. Woodland, i Uiu F. Land's. ” i Elmer L. Hart. Nashville 1 Alineda Danse. ” Real Eelale Transfers. Daniel M. Davit lo Daniel Smith. 40 a too 1 Woodland, 8-’M0. Richard Wells to John Turner, 24 a, sec ft, Rutland. 3600. J. IL Crouch to Lueena A. Wright, lots 15 and 2J. Castletqm 3400. . Chat H tffrickland toJ. F. and Dora Moon. 42 a. sec 34. L'altltnnre. 3900. Ansel B. Bush to Lincoln N. Bush, parcel, Barry. >3000 Ansel B, Bush, to Lincoln N. Bush, pacrel. see 8, Delton. 3130. David A. Eddy to James R. Bush. to a, sec 7 and 8. Barry. 3A 0. James R. Bush to I* B. Terpening, lots 11 and 13. Delton, fins. Jamee B. Bush to Martha L. Bush, 69 a. sec 7 Andrew D. Etheridge to Harry Wilson. 40 a, seem. Assyria, giooo. It T. F. Dodds aad K. J. Hartman, to Daniel Striker, lota Si and M, Delton. »r.’.(xn. sec 18. Barry......... ....... ............ Wt. F. Sldnam toC. A. Hough- 80a sec » Hustings 8660. Wm I’. Sldnam to Daniel Striker w K of s w ^ValenHneIfrirtsto A. N. Qllletend parcel see 17 Baltimore 3300. I F. J. Quick to Henry M. and L. C. Hill 130a see 30 ttaplo Grove >4800. Ellen B. Jones to T. and J. A. Jones parcel sec 20 Carlton 3*000. . D.S. Baldwin to Wm. Baldwin 8Ca sec 7 Balti­ more 32000. Afton Smith to James Ransom TOasec 33 Rut­ land 3300. Henry Hill to E1U Morvan lot 4 Freeport Fannie Smith to G.'C. Smith lots Middleville 9600 IN TROUBLE. D. F. Newton lo Emma M. Founer parcel Hope tio.ooe. The Dalton Boiler Mill Co. GIt<s a F. A. Blackman to Frank Bishop lot 4 Delton 375. Trust Deed to the National Bank. 8. Bronson to Lottie 8. Henry par­ For some time those conversant with eelFranklin sec 32 Carlton >400. . the affairs of the Delton Roller mill have Joseph Shultz to Chas Shultz parcel Hope known tbat the company was In deep Chaa F. Hunter to Nettle E. Austin parcel water financially. For the past month or Irving 33000. more creditors have commenced to cloee In on the company and this culminated HaaUnaa Market*. Monday iu giving a trust deed to the Has­ tings National Bank to secure a loan of 89000; the Hastings City Bank was also secured for a loan of about >2000. The company we understand has done a good business, but some time ago 'met with a Rre per bu.. 41 Tallow per lb., 3. big loss through shrinkage in the price of data per bu.. 28. wheat, which had been bought and stored, Wheat, red per bu.. 56. and from tbe effects of this loss they Wheat, white per bu..53. Clover Seed per bu., 5.00. never recovered. Affairs kept getting Timothy Seed per bu.. loo. worse and wfpse, bard times came on and Barley per bu. 83 to to. creditors began crowding them; the same Hay per ton, 5.00 to 8.00. Millet »eed perbu. 50. has been the history of many an institu­ Pork drraved. 7.00. to 7JO. tion of late.Beans. 1.00 tel -30.. The chief owners of tbe Delton mill Chicken. A, were Messts. W. P. Sidnam, James IL Bush and Ansel B. Bush, of Delton, all of whom will be,ruined financially by the misfortune. Some time ago W. P. Sidnam transfered his property to his wife, but this has been attached. . The heaviest losers will be Jas. IL and >A. B. Bush, of Delton. These gentlemen are old pioneers of Barry county and highly respected among their fellow citi­ zens. By. hard labor, industry and econ­ omy they had gained a competency, own­ ing fine farms and nice surroundings. The. misfortune will sweep away the sav­ ings of a life time and leaves them com­ paratively without anything. In ,trouble their sterling honor and integrity did not forsake them, when had they desired, they could have saved something from their fortunes. But instead of this they voluntarily turned over everything to A cream of tarter baking powder. their creditors, even offering to deprive Highest of all in leavening strength themselves of the necessities of life. One of the gentlemen Itmisted upon paying —Latest United States Govern­ . for the recording of a mortgage and walk­ ment Food Report. ing home. In their troubles they have Royal Baking Powder Co., the sympathy of all. Wall St., N. Y. Notwithstanding theae troubles the mill will be kept running. Messrs Dodds <fc Hartman who are operating tbe mill at present, have demonstrated, that It can be made to pay, and being practical millers they will without doubt conduct it very successfully, and in such a manner as to merit the large patronage of which they are worthy. NOW School Matter*. With a view to better secure the sym­ pathy and co-operation of the parents and patrons of the school with the teachers a systematic arrangement has been made In all the grades for rhetorical exercises. These exercises will occur every Friday afternoon In some division of the school and will consist of songs, recitations and regular class work. There will also be on exhibition samples of the work of the pupils In penmanship, drhwlng and map­ drawing. The general aim will be to demonstrate the work and progress of the pupils. For rhetorical purposes the school Is divided ihto sections as follows: Section 1, first and second grades, teachers. Misses Bllven, Wardell, McLaughlin. Nagler and Mrs Hlneklry. Section 3, third and fourth grades, teachers, Misses Rock, Williams. Matthews and Mrs Carter. Sectinn 8 Grammar grades, teachers, Misses Diamond I .amb, Wdodard and Michael. Section 4 High School. -Ttfe exercises for Sec. 1 will occur on the following dates, Nov. 17. Dec. 32, Feb. 3, Mar. 3. Mar. 30 and May 4. Sec. 3 Nov. 29, Jan. 13, Feb. 9, Mar. 9. Apr. 13 and May 11. Sec. 3 Dec. 8, Jan. 19. Feb. 16, Mar. 16, Apr. SO and May 18. ■ See. 4 Dec. 15, Jan. 36, Feb. 33, Mar. S3 and April 37. It Is hoped that this plan will Induce a much'larger number of the patrons to visit the school and thus become more famallar with Its Internal workings and better acquainted with the teachers. Few parents realize how much they encourage their children in study by a visit to tbe school room. Our brightest children, almost without exception are those whose parents show a deep interest In their work. These parents question their children frequtmtly concerning their studies, visit the school often, talk with the teachers and thus show by their actions how earnestly they dial re the education of their children. 1^-t us co-operate Iu this great work. W. D. Stealing, Supt. Notloe. To tea stock boidera of tbe Riverside Ceme tery Company at Hastings. Mich. Tbe annual meeting U the stockholders of the Riverside Cemoery Cnmpanv will be held on Wednesday, December, Sth. 1883. at 7 o'clock p. m.. m tbe city tJuncii rooms. The business of the meet Ina wffi be to elect three trageea tn ptice of CbeMfer Mes»er. Robert I. Hendershott and Phflo A. Sheldon, whose office expires on that opportunity to express Its opinion regard­ November,^d, )8M. ing the matter? Why was be afraid to let If you want to do a little papering before Ladles’ Watches, 3 nis’Watches j Boys’Watches. Latest styles. Lowest prices. Violins, Guitars and Banjos. stock of the best strings obtainable. A F. R. FRNGOftST, The Reliable Jeweler. Trusses I Trusses I The beet is always the cheapest. Bear this in mind. Before purchasing call and examine onr new Truss. WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT. The lightest and most durable Truss on the market. Anything and every­ thing in the drug and book line at HONEST PRICES, W. H GOODYEAR, MODERN' DRUGGIST. Remember Us On Thanksgiving Day And you will enjoy your dinner. We will have everything you need to make your Menu complete: Florida Oranges; Celery; Best Layer Cluster Raisins; Capers: Malaga Grapes; Catawba Grapes; Concord Grapes; Oysters, choicest; Cape Cod Cran­ berries; Franco-American Soups; New Figs, best in the market. In fact, everything good and every­ thing first-class. In Confectionery, the freshest, best and cheapest. HAMS & VAN ARMAN. THE TIHE5 /IRE PETTER And everything is on the gain. Our bargains correspond with the times—they are bigger and better than Cv^r. Our cheap bedroom suites seem to suit every one that calls in our store, and we are selling lots of them. Christ­ mas is coming. Why don’t you make your selections of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, etc., now while our stock is com­ plete. HIRAM ROGERS We keep in Stock fl LflRQE L1HE cold weather sets in, come and seeue. Wearemaking LOW PRICES to clean up our stoc^, as we shall invoice before long. W. J. 4 LL. HOLLOWAY. Sion or the Elephant. ffe Have Jmt Received A large consignment of J6PS6U SW661 rowtrn, That we have got to Bell at the low price of hi us. ni it m. Call in and see how cheap we can sell you a lamp. See those 81.50 lamps. Our stock of Groceries and Crockery is complete. Try our 35b. Tea. We want your Butter and Eggs- JOS.BOGKBACT. BUTTERICK' ' PATTERNS FOR SALE. E. Y. HOGLE. Cloaks and Dress Goods. t �Hastings Banner. Thursday, Nov. 23, 1893. W. K. COOK. Locil editor. NOW Is tin- time and Eteri' L. Heath's, the druggist’s, is the place to buy Condition Pow­ ders for your horses, rattle, sheep, hogs and poultry. Thieis tlie time of the year when tliey need a general ionic. In fattening stock, they add to the value of the food by improving the appe; ite," loosening the skin arid making them thrive much faster. We have most all kinds maderiijnd will fill your own recipe with pure drugs, and will savepou mqney on same. FRED L. HEATH. THE DRUGGIST. LOCAL NEWS • CIRCULATION • This week, 80 quires. Hureafter. changes for advertisement* must reach this office Tuesday* at latest to Insure insertion In tbe issue of tbe week when brought A week from to-day Is Thanksgiving Hay . Read our clubbing rates wilb tbe Chleagu Weekly Inter Ocean. A German Protaaaor from Heidelberg Unl»«WtT. Gorouoy ,an , ul* twtorj PERSONAL MENTION. lb. .IW..U pt Lw nub Khool John Pendergast w& In Niles Saturday «r»ra«»r department, Thuradaj afternoon on th. ••Sower of th. human r’lre.-”" Vernor Willison wgs In Delton Monday. Imitated twelve different mualcal Inure­ W. O. Lowden vus In Ann Arbor last ment. ud f.re Mnne excellent ennen- week. \ lion, on reading and ,peaking. E. A. Burton was In Delton Monday on There is some talk of having Hannibal business. Williams render some of Shakespeare’s plays here In the near future. Mr. W. is Sheriff McKevitt was In Middleville coming hrr^ on a visit with relatives soon Saturday. and offers very liberal Inducements which Frank Hadley went to Grand Rapk’s will no doubt be’ excepted. He Is not a Tuesday. stranger tn an Hastings audience and bls appearance would no doubt be greeted 8. E. Phillips returned from Wellston by a full house. Thursday. Would tbat the world were filled with such men as Jas R. and A. B. Bush, nf Delton. Rascality and deception would be unbeard of. Though their troubles are great, and their misfortunes severe, yet they can have tbe consolation of looking every creditor squarely In the face and feel that they met every obligation. The lewon Is a severe one but ••honor Is its own reward." H. J. Pattengill, Superintendent Public Instruction. Is after tbe county school teachers. His list uf questions, while fair, are difficult and are calculated to test the actual knowledge and capacity of the ap­ plicant for a certificate. At the Homer ex­ aminations of forty-eight applicants not onq passed tbe complete examination. Teachers In other counties are having nearly equally as bad luck.—Albion Recorder. Frank Cole is now Uogle’s store. | Thos. Thatcher of Boston was lo the city Thursday. Mrs. Ira VauValkcnburg was In Grand Rapids Monday. Mrs. Fannie Tower arrived here from Chicago Tuesday.. Aaron Clark the Caledonia banker was In the city Thursday. Mrs. A. E. Barnes of Yorkville ts visit­ ing friends In the city. , ■ Miss Gertrude Butler of Otsego Is visit­ ing friends in tbe city. William Armstrong of yrand spent Sunday In the city. ‘ Mb. Mi- George Braitrefd. an old resident of Prairieville, died/Thursday, of canevr. i v funeral occurred Sunday. John Holbrook of Mancelona, expects to spend tbe winter in this city. Al Jones and Geo. Crowell from their deer hunt Thursday. John C. Black has gone to Green Cove Springs, Florida to spend the winter. Mra. Clement Smith and Mra John Pendergast were in Grand Rapids Tuesday. and O. D. SPAULD1NO. * Buy your Thanksgiving Oysters. Fruit. N’r.i*. Figs, Dates «nd Confectionary at F. G. Biamkm's r:.c Bannkb will be printed on Vredncbdaj* next week, and our correwpondents will please send their Items early. Correspondent* are requested to send In tbeir items a day earlier than usual next week as we shall go to press un Wednesday. Mrs. H. C. Lane of Grand Rapids will be at ttie Hastings bouse Nov. 38th and JStii with a grand display of Art Needle work. All are invited. Tbe Y. M. 8. C. will give a hop In N. T. Parker's hall Thanksgiving night The Young Men's Dancing Clnb will also give a dance in Ford’s hotel. Drew making rooms opened in Mrs. Greenfield's house on Broadway, by Miss Chamberlin. Prices $1.50 to >5.00 for worsted drea-es. Your patronage solicited. The Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean tbe two papers for only 81.00 per year to Barry County readers. To those outside of Barry County the price is 11.25. Correspondents are requested to mail their letters to us ou Monday each week if possible. Nearly every week we re­ ceive from one to three letters Thursday morning to late for publication. Prof. Sterling B. Morse, of Kalamazoo, Is cimlug here to give vocal and piano lessons this winter. He comes highly recommended. All who desire to receive Instructions call on Merrill Foote. The slaughter of innocent* for Thanks^ giving In this city and the markets in tbe east has been going on for tbe past week at a rapid rate, and still continues. The poultry dealers will talk "turkey" to any obe who give* them the chance. Miss Lizzie Klys of Grand Rapids Is stopping with Mrs. J. H. Dennis and Is prepared to do all kinds of fur and plush work. Cloaks made Into Military capes. Beal skhi raques repaired, muffs made and re-ilned. Fur trimmings furnished. Mre. Lucy Wood mother pf Frank Wood of this city and sister of Ged. -Reed died at her home In Caledonia Thursday. The funeral was held there Saturday, several relatives from this city attended. Mrs Wood was 08 years of age and bad been in poor health for several years. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. E. Nevins of Sedalia Missouri aru visiting relatives In the city. , rd SANTA CLAUS Will Waite left for the South yesterday where be <<kqects to remain for the whiter. ‘Judge Smith was confined to his home the fore part of the week on account uf illness. H. R. Jennings, cashier Merchant Nat­ ional Bank ot Charlotte was hi thc city I Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.-' J. J. Emery of Grand ; Rapids spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.! O. D. Spaulding. Judge Padgham of Allegan hasexchanged benches with Judge Smilji and Is holding cuurt ln this city. D. W. Reynolds and Scld Crowell left for Wellston Friday where they will Join -the party of hunters from here.. - Boots. Shoes and Clothing to exchange .for wood. O. D. Spaulding. Cloaks and Shawls returned Fred Barlow, Dick Doyle and Wallace Bentley went to Wellston Monday. Zoa C. Williams of the Detroit City ' ■'’boonrlnr (be marriaae ,.r' Cadets Is visiting his grandparents at "Oak i Hunt" In the first ward. B .rjaries are numerous In tbe villages IT ' i;d us. Every precaution should be taken to avoid tbeir occurring here. More New lower prices. W: H. SPENCE. F. G. Black will go to Bellaire, Antrim Co. next week on business. »r JdVlutloit. were reeelved at* tl,|, r,ff~ I Rapids J. N. Murray and son of Grand Rapids were in the city Saturday. Tu^id’s^XJhi1 No7*l‘r*i “*“n< t”'»d of P. T. cXrJ‘ 7; ,Ul a‘ »»*« office Everything new In tbe holiday line at decided to perteet J W“ """"Imoualy Frank F Heath's News rOcm. No old goods. railed TbePH.,Unr, orn”'MUnn. to be All th? 'atest styles >n millinery. offleer. e“w ,e^ Pnevi to suit the times at Miss Fvighner's. T- Volffroxe. A large Invoke of holiday goods has secretary—by|vestcr Greusel. just been received at Frank E. Heath's ''■"•'rm.,,. News room. ?J*d If’Tn want of old papers call at the ran b» Procunrf Tr. .' Sways smoke Ed. Powers No. 33 cigar. A A IV* the same; always the beat 5 cent .ar tr. the United State*. C, D. Bee!>ee of Kalamazoo was in the city yesterday. Harry James of Kalamazoo spent Sun­ day in the city. Wool underwear all size* for infants, children and ladies at Miss Felghner's. '«>"« » be I That just expresses the quality of our goods. That is, they are par excellence, and we’re selling’em cheap, too. “GILT EDGE” also ex­ presses the name of the beet Shoe Dressing in the world. It preserves the leather and makes shoes soft and pliable. To meet a big demand, we’ve got a large stock. We ask the ladies of Hastings to give this a trial. To reduce stock this week and make room for other goods, we are offer­ ing a fine line of boots and shoes at about half price. A fine Ladies^ shoe that we used to sell quickly at $3.50, this week goes for |2.00; a $4.50 shoe for $3.00; a $5.00 shoe at $3.50, and so on. Step in and see our bargains; it won’t cost you anything, and we can save you money if you want to buy. ’ Mishawaka All Wool Knit Boots and Rubbers complete for $3.*0 per pair. C. Palmerton of Woodland was In the eily Tuesday. Mistakes occur even In the beat regulaed families. Thas it Is with newspaper*. Errors will creep tn no master how hard you may try to keep them out. A decid­ ed binder appeared In our last Issue when we announced tbat the Y.P. 8. C. E. would give a1 dance Thanksgiving night It should have, read the Y. M. 8. C. (Young Menis Social Club.) Prob-1 ably everyoneJrnew what it was intended for. but we m|ke this correction in Justice to the Y. P. S. C. E.. an organization con­ nected with the Presbyterian church. "e1X'£;",7i‘ ’“l. Y. Emmett Everets of Nashville was In the city Tuesday. . We desire to say to all patrons that the Delton Roller Mill is running and will ba kept running, despite reports to the A>ntrary. We are here for business and we propose to do business. We thank our patrons for tbeir trade and we cordially invite new patronage. We propose to do good work; to pay the highest possible prices for everything and treat one and ell alike. Give us a call Yours for Business, Dodds A Hartman. Delton, Mich. i-'.s>Kti office and get a big bundle for me fients. clerking in E. Mra. Allen Jones arrived Iu this city Monday night. • ’ m- lr*n»nlal 'entire i I • j | Mra. Aggie Phillips returned to her home in Rochester N. Y. yeaterday after* a three weeks visit with friends. . “. ».rP,l, d''*r*"'1 ‘’“’’■’"'V out I ,,Mr. and Mrs. E. Barnum and daughter of P» toekey have been visiting friends near the city, returning Tuesday. rer.on. under 18 I Mrs. Nelson Jennings of Naples. Ontario r, f rr ' ',“l«e< Id Ibb dt. withal Co. N. Y. is visiting her brother and alster "bld, demand,. ' J. M. Bauer and Mrs Laura Hinckley. who 7 ‘ “"’'deration of ill parent, Mrs. Daniel Striker was elected a membt^rf “P I" man- per on the board of managers of' the Dea­ at^L. *±‘ ■' ■" 10 « on the coness Home tn Grand .Rapids this week. weartue kn— ? <hl ,nd •'” younuater. Hon. P. T. Colgrove will leave for d^r. ‘Of" bfe’-ebr- P"ffln< „„ , tlSlbl or » ’ e'<’'ette. pro- Chicago Saturday evening Next week he duell.eorthe wor.t p.,„,ui„ rw.utt. li, will go to Washington D. C. where he will­ dXhVeh2iL“°<lltl“" 1 b"’ b“‘ 'be In­ meet with the K. P. Supreme lodge officers decent whichpacta,., are nearlr alwaxi ronnd chnxno. n drarette p.!t„ u JJ, on some- very important bukluess. m bL“h!’<,,’U,"e 1“'' ' ’"‘II ’'note. ' BANKRUPT STORE. C H. OSBORN & CO, P.op'rs. Call and see our beautiful undressed kid gloves only SI.00 at Miss Felghner s. Moro New Cloaks and Shawls and lower SoIJTT ,,r~'u'“ M K- nbureh Uat prices. i • Z u™™101! enured . rare O. D. Sl’AULDIRO. A'dr'e" or the Order Boots, Shoes and Clothing to exchange , , Kaplds and delivered an for wood. O. D. Spavloikg. .ddnw. In behair or the order and the e 1 I""’r •* <ir"n(l which Among our large nnd well selected ene haa been In.lritnrrntal In toundinrr. stuck of winter goods we are opening some excellent bargains In cotton ‘batts, bed | The Order or eboreh what the ,„d s,,le„ of blanket*, comfortables etc. Call and sec j AUr, i C*II‘O,I|O drureh. Mra. them at StaUffex’r Aldr'.-h held the ehwe altenllor, „r Iter Keep the feet warm and dry. Those 1 andlenredurloa her entln- addreea. At high button over shoes ut Hie Little Red j the clow .ol.ntary aulwcrlpl'nn. were ano". ,r'"" llw eo"«re»ath,n and o.er Front Shoe Store are Just the thing. Heel and spring] heel iu children's and • IIP 00 retard tor thb noblu work. Misses. Heel In todies and gents. Call —?“*.U’*1 "" M’MO" ''a. arrlre,! when and them. entertainment, are u.catty d,<-n. IlaaWe have succeeded I* making one of Unite ellbrna will .«n,. „cn lhe greatest clubbing rates with a paper Rot112? "b'eb 'be, were rormerly held. uf national reputation, that has ever been B“f l*ln, deprl.ed or tbe pleaaurra atafforded to the readers of any county m—fd "r the rarlou, kind, or entertain. paper In the state of Michigan. Appreciat­ t*ln,’°"/bl to beaten the con- ing the fact that times are hard and dr? ‘ !?<*^cood, "P"" bouae In lltla money close we have a roinlnnatlon to elty. We hope It will, a“""ooh^l, reasonable suit the times and go ’em one better. The Chicago Inter Ocean I* recognized the | yield good returns on tbe money. The world over as one of the very- best papers I greatest danger Is that some onn will put published. Always enterprising, ably1 OP »«ne clap-trap affair that will only de- edited,'and thoroughly reliable it has tay U>« construstion of a good building. labllsbed an enviable record in the news­ SU wmeJ0,BOr" °f *,rcrMl °P®™ bouses paper world and won It a place among j ri T . ** ®00’,ru<'f«‘. the latest addl- readers that cannot be taken by any other report lh*‘ lbe proprietor paper. We are now aide to offer the I T,“,d a,tora P°,tlo« of ‘be Hastixgs Banner and the Chicago W^nL°^‘ai ,d,n,r or,’r ,nt0 “ hal1 Weekly Inter Ocean for only one dollar We understand toat bids have been receiv­ per year cash In advance. The Inter Ocean ed for the work. Is a large Ifi page paper, printed In good sized type, filled with a tine class of news dawi’.Z'I? ‘b*1 "• ’mounc full market reports etc. etc. The regular euwhrre tho oruanlxatlorr or a lecture uaodatfou In thia dip tor the purpoo- or price of the Inter Ocean Is 81.00 per year. Th * 8J’tif®°f fl*1’ lectures this winter. We will be glad to show n copy of tbe Tbe association has started off by securing paper lo our readers who will call at this the service* uf Hannibal Williams, one of office. The price of 81.00 applies only to Barry County readers Tn those outside the most celebrated Shakespearian Imper­ sonators In the country. Mr. W. is giv- of the county the price will It 81-25 for the two per year. Thia offer will not be !l!lX!’!ert*,02,enla 1,1 al1 M,« a permanent one by any mean*. On the college towns hi tbe country and havlnir relatives here whom t» d™ir«f u> rM. contrary It will be held open only a short Revival meetings are in progress at tbe M- E. church, and arc being conducted by the pastor Rev. Tbos. Cox. A large choreas of voices under tbe direction of Winthrop Nelitbu and Merrill Foote as­ sist In tbe urnale. The meeting* are well ,,h**raI Inducement* to the attended and much enthusiam Is being I?*dei association which were accepted. Hi* ?omanifested. nl/a r*11 °‘‘ Sa,,arriay evening Mr. and Mrs. J. A. 'orango. of Clil- 'n? J' the P ace ,n whlch it will be held Th’ prire '“r esgo. with Mrs. Donahue, assisted by aj band of young ladies and gentlemen ofl the gjjren tbe A?',series t|?<n,iAof “ofive 'l*ll"lectures n *H1 b« only by Jl.oo. Hastings will give a grand concert at the ^n«ddl7ri^h""O"bU'l,'“ °“«b‘ to I Catholic church Monday evening Dec., *tb.. at 7:30 p. m.. All lovers of music •ch rapidly and those who attend Satnr-1 and reading will undoubtedly find this a ’?“• w,l‘ repaid for their outlay. i rare treat. Admission 35 cento. Will have a formidable rival in the Christmas business this year. We’ve got goods in our store to please all classes of people, old, young and middleaged^and no one’s so poor but what they ^tn take advantage some of our offers. We’re lead­ ing them all on low prices in hats and caps. We’re loaded with Christmas bargains, and put prices on them that will sell them time. ELLING Men’s and Boys’.Clothing for too little money are we? Demoralizing the business, are we? That’s the sort of talk that comes echo­ ing into the store, CrtN’T HELP IT! —We sell m we buy. No traditions hen to maintaia exCAN’T HELP IT! cepl to give the biggest, plumpest doltar’a worth that CAN’T HELP IT I ean be had anywhere. An Example.—To a m-m well versed in Clothing, yesterday: "What*9 tbat overcoat worth?" Ho weighed critically the cloth, tbe euc, tbe finishing—everything—and said, ••twculjr dollars." But tbe price lieket says Tew Dollars. Si ano for the boys, too. AND FOR THE BOYS. TOO. —Jost *9 tempting for them u for tbe *"•!• qowiij ot .tji,,1 AND FOR THE BOYS, TOO. And such a stair way of prices—starting at 83.50, for a sturdy all-wool Reefer, for Instance. Very truly yours. Cook Bros. Notlc*. The dance which was to take place In the O. A. R. Hall Thanksgiving night has been changed to the evening before, Wed­ nesday, Nov. 39th. '• By Order Committee. R. K, GRANT �**t of «t out having rter of » front he eye pt that d floor Hastings Banner rdSINESS CAR3S. ... "inaHBoniNGCou ties .1. M. SMITH. . ,1 Mich particular attMitfcih. Tt>n brut place. | tbluk. to introduce, this kind ut naiimu I* In ceniirctiuii with the reading We arc now reading Evangeline in re­ 8<»«h. And an we spend us much tnu< view. amt I hav.- several copies <>f "Scott’s now for the subject of reading as elrcuiu Lady ot the Like." which will be our atauera will allow tw, It mwi la* that Il winter lorm*i work ' (Ul*» IL |d>*«l<- read some specimens of any rhange In made In the way it Ith.* work ot lo t pupils and these will air­ tanaht. it will neceaaatlly be In the pear uext week —Ed.) Jer had -’ould it t home? allowed e door, and an icd her n upon CANCER IS CURABLE Without tbe knife. »tUI harsher caustics. 01 »ot- »hiW Hl®! 13 llLstcn." iur hearfible ad- .gsl, 'bat of what iaki\ for ulties of * i S 8 82 8 2 3«2 R ipon*thd path to ter. ' said irdjality. ink. much disk to the d. Then iggestion 7 change ndition?" Hollister, at this is •reu.-h of . Barker, ossible to dubious un with interl?airs of 3 3 S3 83813 iis return produced or Molly’s e you are lister, and calamity 10- befdre. ig to Prov- ‘Px- wily out of ivre would raordinaxy pin." ve passed hip and in ny investi- KM St. Louis imall sum, v n moder* itnalate ip 'ht to cbnrsons who imall to bu Itered tlw >n Second somewhat nquiringly positive of the builde interior, ray to the here in tbe the Boat* I suppose , bunk, of th it." eplied tho h a little nger, with old institntbe first de­ ne hundred • many ups hare l>e<m 2i > then." r. Jefferies, laven’t yon >llar*i waa a ar sign that tn have been iking down “your odo Here it la. •day is good undred and lave only to ar identity. i 8 *2.25 *2.00 «!./> FOR BOYS ♦1.75 SJu-H •UK* .nJ ulH J'™1 think every seh'vil b^y r.,.1 «nj mnre *■ X1,u «»'•** , will m Irnrn I: no* I"™ \n llm IH«h Soli™' t«f“ */! r.“0r. they have ln.*» sit tlirrc yrarn. I a fiCUPB of sprren a I, >m ro rrcotfWW of* the EnalUh Literatimnoon ns mutit t n little each day. but study classWe read but n have auinc ot that f*r’*fu,lrdAI^ri" * paraphrase of tMel.-«'1^-5' THU «IU | IM portion W b« l~ “ as though which win Mem ^.’uWKUl.oddb.on. to receive *ur .... - (,.t MnwIOO. .. —tor*, that eu«c— W* KCSOO' n-dlnlt m»l- CO O.U'O.I' on know. WUcr. Anjoao w”° J" Jre-iiX to m.ke tiurtor. 1>"1 tob.r.kl.i.ndoM InuJIlplrt V in tl «„^ll.blo t, l»- oblo lor ,.11*1’1** f J ““ “n h,„ . lol Inn N-n* '’"•wrffs SIS S 2 ? ?. 8 £88?. 8 a 2 �8U51^JC'V,R,??un-H. Hastings Banner NMQHBOR.NGCOU ties Thurs«Ja . Nov. SMITH particular attention. The best plar.-. I ibiuk. to Introduce, this kind of reading I- In oninrcinm with the reading ■ "<•"■* A tut hh we spend u» much ttm. now for the subject of reading as clrrnm any rhniiKi- lx made In the wav I tainthi. it will neecx^arlly be in the it Is tlM*d 1 think a* the .iiwre fai ls Irnnu’nim mir reading le»<mum during is much let' Woodland. Mich CANCER IS CUR ABLE - .'TrhA W Without tbe knifd. atilt ’ .bumber uiustica, or p°l"’spedal Mtcntlhn is glv('ll-* I{<-i>i«kI>- read Mime specimens <>t r en to Cancer. Tbe treats Hu- wmk ut !•• t pupils and these will ap­ ment 1a bluest upon pear next week —Ed.) toevry roceuUy embj^ed 1 > yp »•? * 'in, jn dmj*r» read by itot, v, Motwtlg-Moorhoof before the *“KTr lai AMMxdaUonof I’hFdc'anaof Vl«n*«-»«V Thill tw tbe cell vlernente tocum*r b;»*>.«»» i.-ks vttalltr than those ot sound Horn, t» t" i*1” L’WiiHl: 3 £88« fi g g fl i I 23 838 iMlite :< 5 w«e ocS>» irni ^ = “2ilinfH. Hurs was a r sign that i have h*en ,<ing down •‘your ooo Here it la. lay is good indred and are only to r identity utisaldhh* ♦ 2.00 bailer. A»yo»' ...... «‘..k dB,. |,|,n».ir »l.’ ":'"l’u ,rc,„„wl..n. »•" bib- riKl" «nd *","■ *!J b/wouM a -'-""' lnu-llico>> r*’-'th*D, fTh. umU'I 1 In ‘"'•"''•"‘•.Har1 II I' 10 b.,.1 •”? ‘"I,? Prof Smith. think "S’,1 nUtVl’W"-" *■ know A"‘* 11 wi|| to wait un.il )rMrn It no* *h’1<uh sch<x>l two or tkr,b..r ,|,| ... ll.rv. ■ J* »t >t>rrtl> •. ' l*e En«""" u,rr*"‘"’ Mxni as n>o«‘ m C1M^ . I,nt a little e»ch day* bul "’Ud>, We re»<* but . „„fU.rai|y hare some of that c*r.-ful|)'- l paraphrase of “’"’•-■’JuS wu -nuttiu requU. tbe portion to be rcau. product*, yet we are tree » < merit* of Cartoria baa woo favor upon it.” Uxmo noaraai. aw u— »p’£ j. r Oocway, Ark- n. C.***” Ce.tw �his relative have full control of her aCae with a startling vigor. But this mental excitation ended sud­ property, and In that ease he would be able to provide himself with funds— denly. The sun passed under a cloud illegally, it is true, but it would enable and the white and glistening vision him to gain time. Kate bad already faded into nothingness. Once more had a presentiment that such wonld be Molly’s arms dropped listlessly by her his course, and while she rejoiced at be­ side, tfie vacant stare came back to her ing able to devote herself wholly to her .eyes and all consciousness of the situa­ cousin, she trembled at thought of the tion ceased. Then Kate took her by the hr. nd and nhh allowed kernelf tn ,----- —ivtm* general approval. captain's wife. The reader already It is easy to guess what motive was know. of the deep sympathy felt for | actuating Lew Barker. The fact should tbe Allaire family by the residents of not bo lost sight of that on the very the city nnd of (he lively interest which day of tbe disaster be had intended to they u*4t in the welfare of the young confer with Molly concerning a certain captain. Although scarcely a fortnight business matter, which wm nothing Mnce ho luul sailed, a terrible calamity more or less tXun a proposition for her had roltUod him of nls- infant sou and ; to loan him a,-certain num of money. hla wife of‘her reason. Upon his re­ But since then the situation had turn be would search his forlorn home dianged oosnplctoly It wm fiiore than >a vaiu for Uttic Wait1* smiling face. likely that Barker would tn his eepndty •nd tIi-tO.would be no wife Jo weicouje ■ca guardlaa of the pct son and estate of f> >u»| fA and the mulattrem with a censuring shake of the head reached quickly out and laid hold of Molly’s arm "Come, comer she cried. But tbe words didn’t seem to reach Molly’s ears. "Come, dear Molly, eoma!" pleaded Kate And with these word* she tried to lend her away, to turn her gaze away from that aaH, hung like agtirtening white curtain on the far western sky. Molly resisted. "No, nor she cried, pushing Vattv to Uke in tr.vmiog lb, Ulitudeof L’.r l-hl'llplne* the Celebes the J«r» «■» and the Indian reran. Now, as it was three months since this vessel had left thc port of San IHcgo, it was but fair to assume that she had been lost "■‘th 0Ter7 •'oiil on board of her, either Uirough a collision or by shipwreck befure aim bad reached Singapore. CHAPTER VX kxd or a s*b nsa. This series of misfcrtenca to whtdh the Allaire family had fallen victim placed Lew Barker in such n peculiar position that it becomes necessary to draw attention to it. It will not be forgotten that wm* Mrs. Allaire’s own property figured up but a modest total, yet she was thc sole heir of her rich uncle, Edward Manson, still leading a life of retirement on his wwngh aot yet In tbe very best of health, ths shipping merchant set out for Prospect cottage, and having reached the heights of this quarter of the city in due time, entered the front gate of the villa. So far as the eye went there was no change, except that the window blinds of the ground floor and first story were tightly closrd, TT TOL fobbed of her Mental tu- wrxiicu usr ult e. «houla hare nil her ttmlerfm "In Californy; and, of course, I r “PTOTlded tor. He thought the one hundred dollars was a - that Co.pt. John had before his dead duck, and it’s only your sign that t .ure set aside a sum, based upon called me in now." -*ncs of sbe or MTen mondia> “Well, Mr. Jefferies, if you have been • 4l iuffleient to cover all the expenses idle* said the cashier, taking down t ' T*' But realizing now that and openfng a great folio, “your oca provision maMt prctthundred dollars has not Here it is. -^•■tod, and not being willing that Your check on thia bank to-day is good -.y should fall a burden to her rcla- for seven thousand eight hundred and *’ rmolTed io have an interview seventy-fire dollars. You have only to get eom« one to prove your identity. Cm the n.. . ._ _ toH wo will nay it over.” ��BUSINESS CARDS. ■ S. 1'AI.MKIIKK. A M. SMITH. Hastings Banner Thur^» • Nov. ,3. ,» UAW. Cv’I.LMCTWM AMD UtAI. KSTATK NEIGHBORING COU -TIES T. M. Dilfoo left a pretty well pre*erved Ben Dari* auplr, of the crop of 1891. with u* lari Win new! ay. Mr l». also ventured a prophecy, while at the offi -e. 10 the eff.-c< that there will l>e an sbundaiii-r of - -• ' — mu year lariing l.retiy writ towsni Christum*.- -g'harhdtr Frihune. p-rticuUr .itn.tk,.. The bnt pUr.. I >Mek. lolnlraduw. thl. hind of r.«lie« I- Io OOI.rri|..n With <hr n-dln, •.... :< CANCER 15 We are now reading Evangeline In re- -> CURABLE now for the subject of reading a* eireumrill be our ! Mtattces will allow u*. It must be tha: it winter lerm’n «oik any change la made in the way li I( 'llw R- phstl*- read some specimen* of . Hp*-ctaJ au* utlea is giv­ ta'ight. it will necvM>arlly be In the *ay Urn Work of Io r pupils and these wUl ap- I en to C*nr«*r. Ttoe UwoSIt I- IIMBd rxnt la bwt upon tkw I Ahink as a ru'e. the mere facta we Is one. of the first signs of Friday aftemonn while several children1 learn from mir reading le*M>n* durinx the , l IW and COLLE* T1OX»>Fn<%J MoseUg Moorboof rwftws ta Roywl a»d taiperwen-plaviibK in fnrtituf lhe re4dence ofl poor health. Coughs, Colds, i-iues.- promptly abended to. damhart. Harrl-on street, the fin- hind lo lhe avemge mau a* the • llitlr with local applications, as they cannot ' tatAsMctaUonor rbyrtc’aaoof Vtoaaa MMBOly: Weak Lungs, Diseased Blood Javub year »ld son of Mr. Barnhart ran inin the | boys jacket.” Who of us retuetnlwr a IUckmI or cooioiiiitloo >1 disease. and in ■iblo u> attack them w KtoontrtajM follow. house and reluming with a revolver tired matiy of tlir incidents and personages of *o>altby cella, or the general five shot* toward hi* young playimite-. our school nOder*? At the same time.’ for order li» cure it yun mus: lake internal tn • x UTKS A' DEMISON.' * retocdie> Hall’.- Catarrh Cum is takrn the. pauent. The remedies cmloyed at HoruelKV.lWi alI*nt without hitting any of them. A Mr the purp<n>e of training pupil* in th* att internally, and aria directly <>n ibe blood t.mKK*. I • thuusb a* ba* rnlene m tbr-M of V!eus> far Pennock cann* along jn-t al the Hun* and of c < mk I literature, it ineces-ary that they TrtHd Co !UdrM ami tirurou- surfaces. Hall's Catarrh . mono effective-wholly removing the odor off got the revolver away from the lad liefore -ImhiId. as >arly as possible begin u> read I the n-w th wiihin tweatj fa’ir houne.XlMl exu*Grind 't rld-. M‘«‘h!<xn. the remaining two rhui* wen* fired. That -ouirlhing with a more M»bd foundation prcacrilird by on<* .if the best pby-ictan* | in. lhe dtHewM-1 Uv«uc to -brink to x hard, dry , eectuur until it ik crowded >’Qt by healthy beaiv, D E KIRK- M. DI *«»ine one wa» not killed lit a woodrr. Mr. than that which we get from our Khool Ing granulxUon* There 1* no poaHueung or . Pr.v -kUn nod Surgeou. and Mr*. Barnhart were away from home render- alone; or those which are now prescription l.l iscomposvtl of lhe be*t *: Kighsug. no running anrea or tool eukr. lx lU'-H . ■ Mlvh. le the only known metbodthat rear h*“ »nd exat lhe time but did n«»t *up|*m<- their *011 UMMtly In use in our schools. tonics known, eoiubined with the best , t>e;.J erei-T ranr.mn. cell . U th attended 0ay or ntgbt. OfThere I* nothing so particularly harm­ knew where the weapon wa* concealed blood purifier*, acting directly on lhe Die little fellow had tiad no qnarrei with ful in these little renders if wr do not mucous surface*. The perfect combina­ toe rerident phyaician. ••bilge children lo read them through too VJ.SA MVKSZXV. hl* cotnpanloiiB. and the action must have J. D. MITCHELL, M. D. Hcrorlhrilk. N. Ttion of lhe two ingredients fs what pro­ the Cream of Cod-liver Oil, tiern Attorney at law. the ml-chlevou* (‘tank of a child, many time*, and not have anvihing else. duces *uch wonderful result# in curing llastlngM. Mieh. cures r 11 of these weakness­ without realizing the turtou-ne** of the They are the same as grown people. Catarrh. Send for 'testimonials, free. They relish avhangc and should have It. 34 ;>•'«* in *1! court* ut the state. Cui•CL — Battle Creek Journal. F. G Cheney A Co., Props.. Toledo, O. es. Take it in tim^ to avert The only ol»tfuctlon seems to be in the .<!} promptly attende,) to. Sold by druggist*, price 75 cents. remain* of the-woman, killed In lack of energy *to look aniund and ret illness if you can. Physicians, theThe Battle Creek railway dlsa*ter, claimed what Is needed, or a lack of knowledge to E. 11. LATHROP. The Michigan woman's home mla-louthe world over, endorse iL by both Dr. Swertland of Edwardsburg, know that it Is needed. Certainly HomtM-paihie Physician ami •nd Mrs. S. Wood of Cato. N. Y.. Ik* been material Is enough, ami although It is ex­ ary ennferenw closed at Benton H’fbor Dn't b! teethed b] Substitutes! proven to lie that of Mrs: Wood'* daught­ pensive. It Is so cheap we cannot afford to yesterday, a fur selecting Battle Creek a* ultiiv over W. Li. Gomlyea er. Mr. Wood’s idrier went at utice to du without IL The continuous reading of the next place <»f roerting. 1 rug More. Battle Creek, where she recognized the scraps and lesson* in minor morals terms Albion I-« cheap place to live. Bread . .!i. (.rotuplly attended to. remain* by lhe remnants of clothing un a pitiful waste of time. Even it our read­ 3 cent* a lour. kemocBe oil 0 cents a gal­ the body and a watch, which although ing Irooks contain selections from the best lon and granuhu-l -ugxr 5 cents a pound. blackened and broken bore the num tier author*, they lack the one great object Competition dom il. i*ln«irlMU and Surgroa, • XIKCML4TION which corresponded to the one known to which Is gained by lhe study of a com­ - ✓ Mich. I'his week, go quirei have been 011 her watch Five small plete selection, that is. a long sustained Youthful toughs entered the warer—ldrb. roms of Franc!- A Maple nt Gale, ami children survive her. Her father Mr. attention and Interest. turaevk live fa'i.vts on several barrels of JI A. A C. H. BARBER Hereafter, change* tor advertisements Wo<>4. shared * like fate with ills The real point Is not *0 much In the linseed oil causing a loss of >40. ,11 . PUyaielaps and Surgeons.must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to daughter, but in his pockets wefe found preference of American authors to Eng­ Cali* In city or county rn»poiid<-<l by with ■ nsure Insertion Ln the issue of the week check* and papers by which he wa* iden­ lish. but In the concentration of the mind* tified. pr-xupinr**, day or nighL when brought. of boys and girls on something elevating Hood** 8ar»*pi«ril!* •■ carefully prepare*! frnia According lo carefully kept accounts uf and complete. In opposition tu a variety *ersxpartha. b..ii<!r!ion. ManCrxkr. Ikxtk. and MiELDON, *•/* “ *«» dyV^ ’ p j: »* t-l»rewa, .luniuer bsrriea and or her well various peach growers In the vicinity of Of g«x»d anil bad. Atatrart aaJ Real Estate Office. 1 prefer. In the higher grades to use the known rrtuedi.--. bv a peculiar combination, «*ck beauaebe and bll!ioQ*oe«s ate Fennville peaches have netted about 15 proportion ami pror'M. giving to Rood's Kar school text books aa supplementary. ✓floward ’Russell of Middleville ban a cents per fifth basket or* 75 cent* per For example. If we were reading the -aparllla rnnillvr power-not i>o*se«ard by oth­ •la ou e mml«*tor». Grucral co«i’<•'auciug. mrdich.es. It carets remarkable cures *»i: £ A .•omuleU* »d of Ab-lrwrt (took-;com span of two year colts that weigh 1370 bushel. This Is nearly 90 per cent lower “Deserted Village." we would read in er when other pre:*.i allocs fall. (han the net price of last year, when the Im* • th* tlecords. esm fnrnisn eompMe pounds each. Hood's Pin- cure btillousaesa. . irvt* C. r. BROOKS. Clerk. quality of the fruit was poorer than that connection with this, al! of Goldsmith's The Middleville Chapter O. E. S. vD!U-<i of this season. The difference In the de­ writings which were found In our readers. f. DRAKE, M. D.. Bui If I remtinber rightly the rxcuw lhe .Caledonia Chapter lut week and a demand made the difference In profits. It Acknowledges no Superior/ fur giving me this subject, was, that 1 Mrs U loalow a Southing Syrup h*s bewn u»cs banquet waa given In their houor. • »lllce over Holloway'* drvg atoew. The coroner’s jury has rendered a ver­ bad done something along the line of sup­ for children teething, ft sooths the child. Mft. L. * L. Fenton a former resident uf Z ■>’T.ce hours from 2 to t p. tn Telephone, coo dict In the Grand Trunk accident at Bat­ plementary reading in my tchool. and cns theyram*. aJIxvBxll nun. cures wind aojle. ^-.lag with reaidciKv. at Holloway's dnw Midtjleville is busineaa manager and a tle Creek. exonerating the railway com­ not to tell what may, can. might, could or KU the t>es4 rvatedy for Dixrrbosia. Twenty. HASTINGS, MICH. rents » bottle. Sold by all dragxtots •tar actor ■of the Headlight Dramatic Co. pany. and placing the responsibility upon would be done. I will give you a brief tbraughoai the world. M r’OWLER,D.D. S. Carter’s Extract Smart Weed will cure Conductor Scott and Engineer Wooley. account of what that has been; for it is that whal hat been may be. 1 am ' Rheumatism and Neuralgia with a few The verdict in the case of Scott was a evident surprise, as people had expected his exon- [ 'quib* sure that what has been dune in applications. W. H. Goodyear. . ration. He will, however, be placed en 1my school may be done in anv. with a few p‘Hl.1!' T. UOLGRUVE. Carter's Extract Smart Weed will cure trial for manslaughter. chnuges to suit the circumstances. 1 Attorney at Ij a cold in one night. A cloth saturated First. I think every grade should be . x-mT to Smith A Colgrovr.) Our well know pioneer. Milton Barney, .-implied w ith some kind of reading In ad­ with Carter'* Extract Smart Weed will I' .e Its Cl, son block. HMllUgB./ , cure sore throat In one night. \V. H. | recalls that »»n the I Sth. day of Novetnlwr dition >n *11 the courts of the -tat*. to the regular school text book. ' j. tiftyonr —------years -- ago> he went to the brick- ; Goodyear. Fortunately my predecessor had eucceedvard In South Batt! . . tic Creek, for tho last rd , in getting the district to funii-h a set , A neglected means >1 load V. of required brick required remio top loontr-pincoff ___ _ cold _ ______ ... Croup, ....... Dipbtht»aul* oi uricK ' th* (of books to be used by the first and second eria, Sore Throaf, Pneumonia, and death ' chimney, of the tir-t M E. church erected ! "dleclIOQ* to old and young. Carter's Extract oM In that city. On that day It rained but at I grades. I sent in a petition a year I’tiv tctenaingta. Smart Weed, if taken in time, will pre- evming the rain changed" |o snow which ; for some third p ridgr* aud they were vent It. W. Li. Gondyear._______________ I lay on the ground until town meeting day graiat-l. i think they w ill .!«■*- much as TIMMERMAN. Hoiurepathle Phy­ . I of the next April, when Mr. Barney east I that in iuo*t auydi-lfict if you rxplalti to sician anil Surgeon. After Def. ' • .< . - the next April, when Mr. Barney cast the board the use id them. Dec. 15th the Woodland Ncjrs i- ' ... going to publish tlMf names of all sulr ' lit* vote at Bedford Centre, to which scriliere who are In arrears on th.-ir ’•u.h-| place he went with others in a sleigh, the feet deep. During the the class for a change of reading, to Hie paper. Thh «i I prob • (snow being WjUt,.two r ings ut ank *cription ’i sleighing existed lest their ability to read at « gl.t ably bring a good many to time. . ' - .’."..LTfuo I throughout this section, there being only a twenty four ! ,page „ journal, is the leading'Republican family paper of W«Utk*.i It.tuF.MKtl.... — Interruption during .1--the Jan-1 A teaspor.ufql of Carter's Extracts Smart ..ll.ll "otiel- week's in the next grade recite until they are. the United States, States^ It is filled with interesting reading matter for Weed tuixctl with lard rnak'-s a .grand tt>fj „„ usry thaw. -Battle Creek Journal. qitite familiar with Hie -lories t« f.«.e they . a NATIONAL FAMILY ' of’ a country family. ' It is niutmeut. very healir.z for cuts, wound*.' lhe 1Mdies Uving In the n..nh- begin to read th. in. ThH make* it a every-member a hea.- , ^t|.rn patt |jie town, have thought greater necessity for difllerent readers PAPER, jpvd gives all the general new* of the United States and the lug salve is wanted. o-jyear. . tinjr tj)al lht,y ao as |arge than in aschonl wbrrr each grade is by world. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. Its "AG RIDavid Fetgu*on was n*.t favorably 1m- a day’* work a* any man. The men itself. J found the.-* b.s>k* *ufh a help CULTURAL” department has no superior in the country. Its “MAR­ pressed with the Hotel buslnv-* at Hu.-tings thought different and as they were gravel­ In keeping up ah interest ’in reading KET REPORTS” are recognized authority in all parts oi the land. It and on Monday turned it over to more ex­ ing the r..arf they thought It would be a that I visited the -i,’i.**l inerting this tall has seperntu impairments for “THE FAMILY CIRCCE” and “OUR perienced hands and moved hl* household g.xxl plan t«> lyne th»m try their band, ami asked for a m-| of H.urth readers. Now some will complain about' hard time* of YOUNG FOLKS " Its "HOME AND SOCIETY ” columns •omgoods back near Freeport, Inca’Jiig on the and last w. < k Tuesday was set for the Its general politicad Henry Rlek'-rt place south of Juo. Wolfday. Mis*-Ml 11 tile Cook, one of. Allegan’- ! course an*f we cannot blam«> them, but mand the admiration of wives and daughters. ' there I* »>■» harm in trying. Nome I think tl. IV. Tt-ynulds. Cashier Freeport lieraid. e»..r!.rt.l»£ muling-.«rnM -ra:4 ...ink I, rtkl.1 news, editorais and discussions arc comprehensive, brilliant and ex­ haustive. Every mother should keep a bottle of Carter’s Extract Smart Weed in the ht»u»e. ' movt dirt that .lav and Mrs. Andrew When the little one comes home with wet I should not have a*k for a fourth read­ (Sprague. Mr*. Wil! VanKemrn and Mrs. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal feet and chilled a hot sling gif Carter’s Cha- Bond Rpueand with their teams' ing text book if the one In use had not and “TIJE BANNER" lor one year Extract Smart Weed will prevent taking bright and early 'Tuesday mortiiug and cold. Children like l»: it is as plca.-aut ,> went to work with a g<*nl wl|>. each one mind which suited me. We had 10*11 a* lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. ■y and pays I per trying her best to win the bonnet and using supplementary reading tn the class . ------------ -------------------------------------- chair. At night, whrn they figured up nearly all of )a-t year, and I thought It A hot sling of Carter’s Extract of Smart k Subscriptions may begin at any time. Weed will cut the mucus phloem out of lhe amount nf dirt drawn it w*s found would be going lo far nut of the natural the throat and lungs in s'few hour*, mak-' that Mrs. A. Sprague bad draw n ten i Address all orders to Ing it n sure enre an t quick cure and pre-| loads containing 12 yards amt ,-fl feel' *-—• i k*H,|£ 0,1 **'•’ *UI MH,H ‘"K1” n fiihg.-r Ale. Root Heer. Milk Shake and ventive of Croup. Diphtheria. Sore Mrs. Will VanKetiren ten load*, vwith 101 ThereTl|ei are two sub­ ids with American ~ neighbor*. Throat. Pneumonia, etc . «* lh*--c troubles yards ant! Mr*. Chas Bond ten loads with ject* • Pepsin Cheny Tonic at treated of in this lK*ik. history and all come from a neglected coldt 3V. H. 1 8 yards and • feet. Mrs. Spraguewaa de­ Goodyear. ’ dared the luvky one and Saturday she re-j geography, which is told in lhe form of Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo: W. yZ, .. . , v „ j celved the bonnet and clialr. You do noli Interesting stories «ui Canada. Mexico, Central and S. America. Ii forms a con­ Best, Room 2. Tribune Building, New York City, and a sample copy tinuous story Instead of having nearly a* of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will bi mallctl you. 1I«) » ibe , 1 .,dWOTk lh‘„ ,OU d <lo.hra^l>*’ •Vhrre you can get ICE CREAM. CON­ Wl.ll. h. ... ....l...<llnS FECTIONARY and anything In the line r revport depot hta team became .-cared at . .. . . AUegan Journal. 1 think when pupil- have read one lhe car* .slid started to run. Mr F. held of FREN1L BAKERY GOUDS. un for a time but the horses making a sud- I YVm. Barnes sold a yoke of caltle to book like this they will Ite interested in DoX.ufGlfT forget-it. den turn Hirvw him down, onr of them Vahue and Brand of Allegan that weighed taking up some standard Tlece it prow or stepping on bis breast seriously Injuring 3.ITU pound-. They were *lx year- old poetry, suitable for their grade before go­ ■ biio. He is improving. ’ and the pice paid was $3 per hundred ing to the next reader. There has tiren nn fifth reader in lhe Wrathi r prophet W. T. Foster of St. school for some time. Thorrfore the Joseph. Mo . ha* the following to -av in J. C. Korgtx’ck of Eaton Rapids and pupils went' from tbe-fourtli 10 the elocu­ THADS MARK ■ r*-g-ni tu the weather: Mure re weather Tliomaa Favorite of Brookfield won med­ tion. L not bring an elocutionist myself — UV. . '...wy .. ... ,. .----- -r------------------ :---------------Ihun usual will occur from Novrinbcr Sf ____ al- at the World’s Fair for agricultural ex I to Dcceinlier 'J and Immediately following ( |)ibHS. PALMER TON A SMITH , .<u'.rvaociii< a *prciBlty. । H\-«jland. Mich Loss of Flesh Scott’s Emulsion Cures Sick LOCAL N EWj>. ALWAYS SMOKE THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market- MILLARD, An Unprecedented Offer! Great Value for Little Money. Weekly News.ofthe World for a Trifle: C B , - FOR ONLY $ 1.10, Q15H IN ADVANCE. DRINK IGE, GREflM SODA. THE HASTINGS BANNER. ) JSEr- xi1: What is s^iiire *A Charlotte man has a novel wav of Hing rat*: he mixes two part* flour Im r of Interesting di-erlption-. aud had written h> inc pupils own word* descrip­ : ft.I. the rtiini«>»tth n m-I* and Mr. Rat dies tion* oi difflereitl charac'er*. ■ with Illa tomb stone In Ills stomach. Mairle*d. at the C*mgrrx•itional enure' Imv«- u-r.1 pamphlet reading altogether. sawyer A E'Vn* hardware store at (Co t oih* doiiur and !i;tv nine mit*.) -POSITIVELY ( TRESof Ludmgfuh. Nov. 4. by R«-v. Mr i’ylv Mr No Iron Barrell of Hie saiue city Vllr r»wlrU During the year we h.-vr read-“Burn's HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Mis# Flora Cuuledge of Bowen* Mill*. Inr”I Tuesday night who carried away with Cotter'- Saturday N'L'Iit.’’ ami several of. PROSTRATION, mediately after lhe ceremony Mr. and Mr* them every valuable gun. revolver, and Barrell took possession of.tbr house made raior in the store, la-.-ldes a large arpourtt Hollow.” Teioiyson'* "Enoch* Anlrii." ready for their use. Their many frh-udv of ammunition and other things of value. ••Snow Bound." and "Among the Hill’.-” Rev R N Mlddlet* n. pastor M. E. church. will"find them “at home" after Nov. 15 to The loss will be over a thousand dollar*. Goldsiiiilh’.- "Descried Viliag**.’’ and the OJar spring*. Mich . *avs: Sleep and rent welcome them.- Wayland Globo. No clue. ••Traveler.''a»d Holm*-- “My Hunt after Were strangers tn me after preaching Uli I •.med. Ad ronda Now J ulre-p -oundly and awake Qulucr orchards bear sooner lhair apples u^fhe Lake Odeiaa band has got so It can the Captain.” A teacher can prepare her­ lefreehed, and I esn heartily, recommend ft. self lo leach the-e l<y a little careful study Prepared by WHEELER and FULLER and are uot.znore subject lo disease, in­ play -After the Ball." before taking it up in the class. sects. etc. They are also more regular MErifcLNE CO.. Cedar Springs. Mleh. The last of these selections I* not deep SOLD BY • Samuel Hosford a prominent citizen of bearers after beginning. l‘he fiuit I* finest and must abundant upon rich, well Lake Odessa, died last week from the reading, but It will give the pupils an ides of the character of Holme’* writing* and drained clay. The trees alnmld be at least effects of typhold-malerial fever. Ho waa HASTING& ten feel apart each w-ay and du best whrn sixty.years old and had been a resident a chance to study one of onr Ameria n writer*. Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg mulched with strawy manure. All local!- of Iona county since 1853. speech we committed to meaorT1 ties do not give the same results with a think both grent and small will rectum Ire ghen xaritty. and the planter will be wise SCHOOL COLUMN those word* wherever they may see or to buy a sort that has proved it* value In ’ hear them. thia vicinity. Merch’s i’rulitic. t’hamplon ’ In each uf these selections oar first and other comparatively new sort* are lesson waa a study of the author, and highly commended, but in sotno section* Bast In trie world. learning how much «*f his writing- rarb the old apple or orange quince lias* proved Of the etas* find read. We next, if the (A t aper read before the Ca. Association Just as pnniuctlve uf giasl fruit when • 5.00 100 selection wa- !•**>'* *. made an examina­ by Mlui.ni B. Replogle. planted and caret! for under lhe samu cuntion of t.ir rythin i*» -ee If It wa* perfect •ADO diiion. or not. ami If th»- <-nme author* always •3.58 81'rri.KMKNTABY BKAIHXG. UMS The state board of agriculture has very used H r sacra r»rl;»o In hi* poems. Of •2.50 It Is now conceded by most teacher*, count* ' wisely made provision at lhe agricultuefal s.wn.0 .4 of poetry Is not so ♦2.00 college this whiter for a course lasting one. and to some extent by parent*, and by all parUeuhirit »»♦■•••;.,-tai. but pupils general­ •2.25 ♦ I.7Smonth giving iiistnic'iuu in dairying. N<> onr best educators, that school education ly are interested in IL and prld* them­ FOR BOYS one can estimate the loss to Michigan should be supplemented by reading mat­ selves on knowing something which thry • 2.00 farmers on a<6Hint of poor, unsalable ter suitable fur u*e at school and at home; think every school b-y and girl don’t m butler. Anyone who knows rndugh to by reading which will have a lasting bene­ know. And It will not cn-t any more 10 dre*- lilmadf alone Is suppo-esl t > be able fit a.* well a* a present Interest. Lt should learn it now then it will hi wait until | to make butler, hut all Ute conditions have be mnda a benefit not merely from the they have been in the High -School two or ' to b- right and one must give lite matter memory of things learned, but from In­ thref’yrar*. I think, too, they will soon Ifpa vMt 1 Im MESS SHOE, witatab* Intelligent attention If he would sneered ' spiration and habit. It will soon be a un­ learn to recognize a figure of speech a* Jbta, te-t n M * SS, fc, S3, S3 JO, 0.00, In Uns tmpoitant art. The taxtil couldn’t iversal belief tlmt a common school educa­ soon as must of the English LIt eratan­ ♦SShow Tkay «t agaal la antas andaaadbakp have d 'lie a Wiser thing II h tu be hoped tion Is not complete without such reading. class. We read but a little each day, but study that many of ih - young jpen and youn^ Since our schools are, or ought to be, the —e where pupils are trained In that that earefirtly. 1 generally hare some of ! wiwneii women of Barry county will avail aval! tnetn tnetOj ip•|»c w,.~J ImMvus of thie excrlleut upportni.Ky u« I W |llch will be • the most useful the el«*a each day, write a paraphrase of them. it seems as though | the portion to be read. Thia will require J -Turuiug this valuable trade of th.u ami nrh' to this subject should be one to reeelvs sur WUULLEY & BRONSON ! Prof Stall b- UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS'. W. H. GOODYEAR. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE «<JVWv. izia January weather will brut uut CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infunts and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OU, It is Pleasant. Itsxguarantoe is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allay* feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Cwrxi, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relievos teething troubles, cures constipation and flatuleney. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomaeh and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Oa^ toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. •. Castoria. CaatorU taw well adaptedto ■ftaauail good tofocC upon ibelr children. •' Tn. O. C Oaoooo, lit So. Oxford 8a., Browrigco, K. T. • CWtcri* to the bwt remedy for children of which lam acquainted. I bopa tbeday ia not medical wrppiiea what ia known ao Menu. morphine, soothing • jtu p and other □bower, Ark. �Additional County News. led by Carrie Yat*. The Mission Band meets in tbe Presby­ terian church Sunday afternoon. Te Msary Kareher and twife Nov. 15tbThe ML E. Society will be entertained a boy—Ckauncvy Roush visited his parents on Wednesday Nov. 39th at tbe eburoh te^Tlteoe this week—C. J. Swolker periore and dining room by Mewlames wife entertained company from Lowell Striker. Swln, Scott. Dr. Snydur. Lombard. thh R».»h « .“J* Beadle. Myera, Bork. Bentley; Bose Wood­ fcKK »» fcr • banwu .hop—S. »“ ruff. Mary Woodruff, Mattle Spaulding, Ella Cole and tbe Misses Flora, Kittle, l» MMKW-.lWrwUd the M. K. church close* this wtex—mm- Sable. Hattie Beadle and Bebekah Striker. H. Clmao visited in Costs Grove tbe last of A regular Thanksgiving social with turkey the week—A-good attendance was reP0”' and cranberries served from 5 to 7 o’clock I am going to dispose of my Seems to be here in dead earnest. t ed at tbe dance Saturday cvcneng—J. W., . Come one and alL _ new furniture at some-price. Renter aud wife of McCords visited the Tbe Junior League of the M. E. church let this be the “Winter of your discontent,” te this place thto wrok. was called to order by the President Miss Now is your time to get goods Nellie Pryor Saturday afternoon for tbe for a little money. I will but buy your boots, shoes, rubbers, felts, etc., W- o. Lowden was among his friends election of officers tor tbe ensuing year. Next week we shall sell ladles trimmed still buy and sell second here Usl week—The Law. department is They are as follows: Miss Gertrude Abbey hats regardless of cost, at the Racket of me and you will not only be contented but President. Leah Busby, Viee President. hand goods and do uphol­ now involved in a lively squabble over We will sell you ladles and gentlemens the use of printed lectures—D. L. Good­ Belle Ream 2 Vice President. Grace Dun­ stering and repairing. comfortable. I am now offering extra induce­ ning 3 Vice President; Fannie Wilmont underwear nt from 25 to 50 per cent less year passed through here on his way east last week—John Temple Graves delivered Secretary; Louslna Campbell Treasurer than other dealers, at the Racket ments to the trade and should like to have you his lecture on rThe Reign of the Dema­ Lena Fuller Organist; Vera Holbrook We are now on our 4tb order of Child­ gogue" last Saturday night in University Chorister. Choir, Nellie Pryor. Pearl rens underwear, prices and goods does It call and find out what they are. My line of Hall and it was a lecture worth hearing— Spaulding, Leah Bowne and Bessie Willi­ at the Racket. . The foot ball enthusiasts went wild Satur­ son. See our mens nnd boys mlltens before Ladies' shoes cannot be beaten for quality, fit day over the score lu the U. of M.—North - Ail Christians and patriots are cordially western game; U. of M. 72 and Northwest-, invited lo the Union Service for Thanks­ you buy, It will save you money, at the ern a—Madame Nordic! and a company of giving on Thursday the 80th at 10 o’clock Racket. or prices. musical stars appeared before the Choral standard time in the Presbyterian church We have more kitchen tin ware than The Rev. Mr Cox Pastor of the M. K. we ever can led In one store In Hasting*, Unioa last Thursday. ' Jefferson St. Furniture church will preach. (surprises not excepted) at prices within Store. At the Methodist church next Sunday the reach of all, at the Racket Additional Local News. morning the Pastor wl|l preach on “The Wc have a grained leather shoe for SI. 50, finding of Philip”. In the evening evan­ made at the manufacturers expressly for bUKiuff ipple^ in bam Is lined with gelistic services will be held commencing us. Look as fine as a dongnla. ladles newspapers is an experiment made by a with afliteen minutes service ot song. Sun­ do not have to change from a thick to a Michigan faamer. He opened barrels that day School at noon. Epworth League at 0 thin shoe while wearing them, at lhe had been packed fpr a longtime aud found o’clock. Racket The revival services which are being that In Ui«we unlined more or less of the We now have a line of Jewclery cheaper fruit was decayed, while in paper-lined held al tbe Methodist church are jrery In­ barrels every apple was sound and in tjpe teresting and are largely attended. They than ever sold In Hastings, quality consid­ will be continued next week. All are, ered nt the Racket condiUou. We expect to have the largest stock of Oueof Uio Cbankloas duties that beset cordially Invited. The Hastings City W. C. T. U. will holiday goods aver shown In Hastings that the path of the average local preachers is preaching fnnbral sermons without pay. meet on Tuesday Nov. 28th at 3 o’clock at means cheap for cash, at the Racket. , . In our brief observation we have known Mrs Grigsby's.’ We have Just received more of our beet of several InsUnces where the preacher L corning rubbers as cheap as others sell THE GREAT INLAND CITY. was eulled upoa to hire a livery rig. paying inferior goods at the Racket. for lhe same out of his own pocket, drive Wejnow sell one kind of rubber boots four Ar five miles into the country thr >ugh for 8249. at lhe Racket. Um ftiiitl arid rain-and preach a funeral A generation ago, says the London sevman t»'entire strangers, and not even We have a nice line Of school tablets, Spectator, America consisted of the receiving as much as a “thank vou” for settled northeastern and southeastern pencils, pens. etc*, cheaper than the cheap­ services' rendered. states and of the great expanse of est, at the Racket. A uew form of money order will be in more or less wild continent behind Ladies remember that we* are head quar­ ush In Uie. Jias Ungs postofffee early In the ters for ribbon and handkerchiefs at the new yt<ar.-Samples of the now form have them. Year by year, however, the Racket. population has been spreading west, already be«nmnii.oul by;the postoflice deMake a Christmas present Because the Racket store sells cheap is partmu»4 but wiM oet be m-ed until the and every fresh census has pushed in­ -qkl blocks are awed : up. The old orders land the mean line of population— no reason their goods are not as good. Our that is useful. /---the line on either side of which the people must learn to be their own Judges. make -Uie orders ‘ipayabie tu the person I have a large, stock of named iriflhe letter of advice’’ sent by one population is equal. The significance They have many things the same and some poslmabier totheotjier, but the new blanks Of this gradual withdrawal of the mean of course made by different manufacturers Gold Eye Glasses and Spec­ make Uie ordere “payable to (John Smith) population line from the coast* must but they are Just as good, many times bettacles. the ponton Gained In the letter of advice.”, not be missed. The- fact means that The nkuM? of the payee is driven In the the Anglo-Saxons in the United States We want your eggs at highest market After making the present order.‘This new form will make mdiicy: are becoming what they have never price. orders riirtfincy' for a merchant will have been before in their history, an inland glasses to your friend, the guesses Tub Racket. no hetiltaucy in accepting the order qp the people. can be adjusted to fit the| endonwinenC<»f the payee, for there will ins In a very little time the vast majorno doubt as*Xv who the payee Is, as the eyes free of charge. name is wciUen in. thp order- It a ill also ity.of Americans will not only have be ounvoutent it» .inatiy other ways for never seen the sea, but will never have pvra4<ut.sepding.<mt-Mvecai money orders been within a thousand miles of it. The tn the mail will be.less likely lo get the destiny of the American people is to be­ orders mixed, as have been trip case very come as much a people of great inland frequently With the old orders. plains us the Russians, and this fact will be made clear to the world when travelers leave the ocean at New n lUorr Xulekorifceker; I jwceny York, and after traveling inland over from shop iii day time.'Verdict guilty a thousand miles find themselves in ncity ns big us Vienna, and ten times as Sentoacvd'to 18 taiooths at Ionia prison. Peoplii’vs'Robert Peck: assault with In­ rich nnd energetic. The existence of a great city . so far tend M dM great bodily harm, less than crittfe of tnurder. Continued. removed from the sea is probably Proifte Vs Jesse James; Indecent expov unique in the world’s history. Delhi in the days of its greatest prosperity ■ tire. VurdiH guilty. Poopio'vs James Scklmore; assault with had no doubt a very large population, inteiit U ilo gregt bodily harm less than but unless Moscow can be called great we can recall no other great city of ancrime'of-tu order. Verdict guilty. Winger G. Spicer va Stephen Sprengeti; cieift or modern times situated In the appeal.'Verdict843.91 for plaintiff. Motion heart of a continent It may l»e said I w(ll pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. that Chicago is an exception only in made for new trial. Samuel Littlefield vs Wank D. Soule; name, and that it could never have I also do appeal. Judgment of 875. and costs for achieved the position it has achieved plaintiff*. tafendatit has moved for new but for the fact that it Is situated on *the shores of a great double-armed in­ trial. u H. A. Merthhu vs W. E. Collins; attach- land 6ea. No doubt the great lakes have helped Chicago, and no doubt -mesL Settled. also the fact that they require from CttANCKHY 1«T. Cl.AriH Eli want J- Brans v» Matilda Evans; di­ the populations which surround them all the sea-faring qualities of the Eng­ vorce. Decree granted. lish race will prevent its inhabitants P. S. Anyone having large logs that they UeriJ. F. Gaskill- Vs Jennie Gaskill; di­ from becoming too inlandish in their vorce. Decree granted. can’t handle call and see me. will buy timber habits. Fanu^.R. Hall ya Luther D. Hall; di­ • Chicago, however, is not enough in standing. vorce. Uecrete granted. the middle of the continent to hold Jtmnta Verbridge-vs Jacob R. Verbridge; forever the position of the typical divorce. FAecrec granted. American city. As the center of popu­ Chanceky 4th. Clam lation shifts westward her relative po­ Chaste. Williams et al vs Stephen 1) sition will decline, and she will ulti­ Bartwi; pteadingand proofs In open court mately have to give way to some On trtul; • younger rival in the west and south, Orlt*y Peltke vs Sophronia Peake; bill to possessed of a geological position more aanul ms Triage, pleadings- and proofs. suited to the commercial capital of a Decree granted. nation of some two hundred millions of Inland people. Still, as we have said Church •>idIho«lotjr. above, Chicago for the time will serve Tbe IL U S. Ck wiH meet with Mrs as an object lesson in regard to the Normate Hatley Nov. 95th. Program 1 great change which has come over the 4)sotatUK» .from Shakeepear'a Roman conditions under which the American tPlnys Jtocasn History, Mrs Geer. Eco- continent is Inhabited. □SK PRICK aomiHfe lMlan Norins MichaeL What Is snos DKALsns Sciein>ih<iyvopiie' Mrs Bowne. Chaiaeter SHTICK < r imCHXBST. sketch vf> lluriutbei. Mrs. Henry Bailey. 8 ale of Michigan. lu th- <firenltC-rart tor tin County of Barry. Program, Nov 29 1893. ‘for the High - School I Atcrkry Bbeiely. Music. ' • Una Hire. . Itell Uon—News Items. N trine i* hereby gtvsn that nn the tml day of November A D iBvin W-tt uf AHii.-lnii-iit was RmiMbm—Rulhr Gould. ’ ItecriafhMi^Miunle Mead. •’ !• ■ it'«-*lime mun-d Hal a lip. against tbe lands, .ted inrnt*. k «>U. a id <shxt'el«. m>n-*y a>»4 Dmtogtfc ^fHitta rtake and others. >effe Uua Her-, the defendant abov-ntuued. 'RrdtfsUmi—l.ytnan UarioWJ’x‘ Ksaay^-DUvrtfudr' Sllngerlfind. tMMhT*-<,WaritM< l.eWiii. listrd. tblh IT;h d.i> of Nov nibrr A. i». A'J I’hll'P T. (’■nlirrnvH, Auurnv) for Plslutiff. Gti-rfkrtibriLWarrie KeuOetd. PBOBaTK OBDKIC ‘jjial^e—'•rivroter Greuael. E you save timo you save StAtr of Mhlilgaii. t’onutv of B*rrv-< tfemtlH '-J­ Al .1 nf th- I’lohn,- ('.in . - .[ .--r, • ‘ money. Y- u can save a vast ftectlKUan- -With Pryor. amount of time if you are look­ I’api’J—bterlU'K Uog'r*. . , ehrht bmi*lr««l and ninety three. ing for M«»lc,., , . .... , . > -re PresrUi, I'uarlc- W. Ariiuiruiig. Judge o< l-nd-Mr. At Uin m-wHtig of: the Womens Club at tn tbe m-'ter nf tlir esUle of John P. 1 Mr*!™ ttSdUyear’a’last Friday. Mrs. 1‘hHtbw, .tejrave (hi n-K-'niff sinl filing the petition <!uly reriFrank PsticiMst read an excellent payer fl.o.o' Meryle riilll’J*. nl< < v ul »al • •»rrt»on “Wam^pSuffurage/'a paper on Thr ,r-t prujlng iniit Horiatn I-Mrutnpi;! now <mi OuUiiK- of Study wax given by Mts J. S. ■file In wild court purporting to hr tlir Hm will Goetvenr and an article bn “The Clnb or any kind of bnilding mater nwift" ucasread liy MrsH. A. Barber. be granted tn the executor then In named or ial, by coming directly to uh Tb«r Judies have verured the parlors of the s-sne other >-nlt<ble pereoo. Thereupon It l« ordered, that Ftrd«r the M. K. chwrohifor.thrlr place of meeting, iMh and not only that, you will eave money by buying of ub. day -»f December, a . i nw ten o’clo ;k lo and they wiWbcbeld there hereafter. Next the forei.oou. he wmluned for the heantig of natd . That the ROUND OAK will please you. You want work the regular course of atudy sill be |M><lti«n and that the heirs at law nf raid dereaiM-rt and all other nervous Interested tn said taken.•• ■ » “at when it’s cold weather, and quickly too, especially Mtatc, are reqiilied to appear at a ’wlon of court.then to I* hidden at tbe Probate of­ TU-La^.lUd,Society'of the Baptist saM i ■ irnings. Open the draft, you get it. You want to hold fice. tn the City or HaM!>•«». In said county, and We are posted in cbarrii Layi«.bet*p presented with a drt-r •how cause, if any there be, why rhe prayer of ■ '* fire while it is warm through the day. The ROUND petitioner may not be jrrsnled. And It Is our business and do by Mr Hunker aud will ffivc a vprImmi tbe further ordered, that said petitioner give notice K keeps the fire just as you want it, and the fuel don’t sapp.-t at U.rir.cJiureh .parlors on Satur to the pecnons interested I u mild c-taie, of tbe enough of it to ena­ -ter; wood, soft hard coal, or coke. Do you wonder day rt cnlug.uiext No* W Sapper scrve.l pendeecy of .aiTd petition and the heart ns ble us to sell cheaply fnan 5 ttntij fl o'clock. AU cordially invited thereof by crying a ropy of this order to U such a great success, SEE THE NAME ON THE LEG tp. auetr,!.. Come and enjoy the find and‘yet get a living. DOINGS NOTICE WINTER Don’ F. Q. STOWELL a Square deal Is what we give ever}' custo- . mer that comes in our store. He’s pleased, so are we, and we’ve won a good customer. We’re n<>t here to-lay-and a­ way to-morrow. aiew WE ARE HERE TO STAY. The fact that we treat every­ body right, sell good goods at right prices accounts for the A. McCOY THE RACKET Dr. Q. W. LOWRY. WANTED Keep Your Feet Warm and Dry Ladies’. Misses’, and Child­ ren’s High Button Overshoes, Heel and 1 leel. Also Gents’ HiKh I leacon Gaiters. Ladies’ and Storm Slippers. CUSTOM SAWINC I J. I. WILKINS, ag't Do not forget wh re to find th-m, at the LittI”. Reef Front Shoe Store. WOOLLEY & BR2N50N Between hmoiet I coal, Bold only by U-waf at Freg'ifterUm ehurrii GOODYEAR PRSS � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-11-30.pdf b0880cc8a0fce2bf231fda83ace14f3e PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. VOL. XXXVIII.NO. 31. cook. b-ros.. ■ABTJWOft. JWCB, COUNTY NEWS. It is a fact that Garry Baker is to be our Postmaster in the near future ao it goes, one steps down and out, another comes to the front- -Mrs: Wm. Demond received word of ihe death of her father and left for Potterville to attend the funJwwln Cotton and spn and Willard are on the alek list— 0. E. Wood and others have now return­ ed from cnmpiug at Kilpatrick Lake. Caught tvm q-ialls and one rabbit—It was with sorrow that we were called to the funeral of J. W. Woira babe. Elder Grigsby officiated in a very acceptable mauner. Three weeks previous the mother was called away—Mrs. McElwain was at our S. 8. in Ute Interest of some large maps showing the travels of Christ —Frame Engle has returned from the south part of the state after spending the summer. Ills brother Pres returned with him to visit friends—Mrs. d F. Wolf will entertain tlie ladles Mite Society Wednesday evening of next week fllh of December. Whenyoti come to the city, call at my store and get warm by the large Garland Stove IRA VAN ' The Hardware Man. UNION BLOCK, HASTINGS, MICH. We have a large assortment and can fit your feet and pocket. A nice 10 button. Gaiter for SI.00. w better one “ 1 25. Fine 8 button ones for 75c and §1.00. Call and see those Men’s high 2 buckle and strap and button Overshoes. Ladies' high button Overshoes. Misses’ high button Overshoes, heel and spring heel. Children’s high button Overshoe^, heel and sprin; heel. All sizes of Ladies’Storm Slippers at the Little Red Front Shoe Store. , . ONE PRICE WOOLLEY & BR2N50N SHOE DEALERS OUR NEW PATTERNS . IN WALL PAPER I am eoing to dispose of my new furniture at some price. Have commenced to arrive. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I will We will be glad to show yon still buy and sell second hand goals and do uphol­ patterns, and don't forget our stering and repairing. CURTAINS. We are making SPECIAL PRICES to clean up our stock. Store of any paper in the County. HASTINGS, MICH, NOVEMBER, 30, 1893. Hastings Banner, MOTICE Banner. Hastings W.J.&LLHOLLOWAY. WHOLE NO 2007 A uptaat week. Bring in your grain-L Whittemore started his caw mill In Forbee woods thia week—Mrs. Whipple is gain­ ing alowly— Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bishop are sick with the grip—Ail Sir Knighto are reqoeated to be present Monday eve­ ning Dec. 4th. os there is joms important basineu to be transacted also nominations of officers forlSM. Dn. ScaiBsaa, R. K. talnly ought to provide some buckets and ladders, if fire should get a start on Main Street, nothing eould have saved the entire business center. All we e»mld do would be io fold our arms and watch the flames destroy our village and ruin many ©four best citizens who have ihrlr all invested tn business. While we have been fortunate in Uw past in not having any very disastrous fires we may be lew fortunate Iu the future—The firm of That unwelcome guest known as La Shantz A Co is dissolved. 8. 8 Sbantz an-1 Grippe has been entertained by a number E. L, Shantz having bought M. M, !' of our friends. The list as far as known Bayne's interest. The firm will now be comprises Mr. and Mrs. Brininstool and known as dhantz Brothen. •oo Vernon, MA. J. E. Fisk. W. H. Fisk. PERSIAN BOOKBINDERS. Clarence Gaskill, C. E. Paul and three children. Several of the parties have been am gripped quite firmly—Hadson Burroughs in,ThU lirancb of UmIko. Is at yturt for W. H. Fisk-D. L. Hamil­ An art Which is carried to a high de* ton and wife «pent Sunday at F. M. VanDrt’s—It Is rumored that the new Rail­ grec of excellence in the east, but road that Is as yet made of wind will be which seems in some danger of decay­ constructed via Hickory Corners and ing, is that of ornamental bookbinding. Prairieville. If thia is done Baafield will Some notion of the skill of oriental be compelled to tread the old path. The craftsmen in this branch of design need to be rather may be gathered from specimens given track to suit all would neod winding. dian Art and Industry. The best of these specimens, says Col. Holbein Mrs; Dugal Campbell and daughter Ella Hendley, camo from Ulwar, and are are juft recovering from a severe attack of doubtless of Persian origin. Few ap­ I* grirtpu Charles Collins Is down with the grippe and quite a number of people proach in goodness of design and in in tula vicinity are complaining—Mrs carefulness of execution the work of Glfen Is getting better—A large oil lank Karl Ahmed and his sons, who were for Is being built al the brick yard for the some years in the employ of the chief purpose of storing crude oil to burn brick of Ulwar. The grandsons have now .. w , succeeded to the sons, however, and in next summer—. The hunting psrty have re-1 turned and report having killed five deer I| their hands the art is likely to become ' H. ” TBarnes ’ijL-L and daughter *—T.-L— ------------—L. Florence| I a mere trade. In India a man of real spent Bunday with B. F. Barnes at Rich- ' genius develops an art from some hints JUb 1 hc roce,Te* froin strangers, or. it may her nr brotherr during Ute ; coming i..» year— J discovers it himself, bqt from James Doonan is at work iu a mill Io jealousy or from fear of destroyi ag his OrangbvUle—Ansel Kingsbury has lots of I monopoly, teaches only the members feed to grind now. : of his own family, who may or may Mid<11 vin ' nofc ■hare ririU. And thus in the George McDurmott of Kalamazoo Is visiting his brother—Mrs. Felix Cham­ berlain of Deltnn spent Thursday at O. D. Loomis—Dan Newton has traded his farm tor village property In Grand Rapids with Mr Fownrr—J. Woodworth visited his daughter here and also went to Battle Creek. He Intend* to spend the winter South—Gid Wilkinson arid wife spent Sun­ Tb.ta.r.1 or Belta JohMm. .b. .taday at Prairieville—E. B. Payne and party »“I«uobi J.ucbbror J 8. Jobnwo. have returned from the north—Sid Wilkin­ wbo «M tart Tbandan ... tadd .. .be j son and 0. D. Loomis went tn Holina Congregational church on Bunday, Rev. ' Monday—A party al W. N. Paynes latt Moore* officiating— Roy Cook and Lee Thursday night all report a good time. J' Jobnwn, south west of the village ate very sack with poemnonla--Mr. Watson’s children who bare been sick with the A line was anrveyed last week for the diphtheria are recovering and are now re­ new rail road running a half mile North of potted out of dancer—The sleighing of the rixnera continuefng in a north west­ Saturday and Sunday baa been destroyed ern direction having Pralrievtlk iu view by Monday’* rain—John Bnndstetter is in ! from this place. So far as tins been sur­ ClevelMd. Ohio, on n business trip—Will veyed the route from Battle Creek Is pro­ McKnftt Sundayed In Middleville—Mrs. nounced to be a feasible one having bat Will Coman and daughter were In Grand slight grade. Mr. Cresaev wbo is the chief Rapids Saturday -Last Saturday Chris. engineer In making the survey says that a Scbondeluiajer the idaekawith, nailed on good engine will be gble to move seventy 104 born* shoe* besides titling many oth­ five and probably one hundred ears. A ers— 1L X- John Mm was in Xasnslng Mon­ Notary Public was i1m> following on Ihe day—Chrlattnas will be observed by at least line filling out deeds, taking acknowledge two of the cburclies In the village— etc. for the right of way. It looks now Thanksgiving day services will be held st quite favorable that we may have a rail the Cu^frvgMilousl church. Rev. Robert-* road after having been penned up In the non will preach the senuon—Mr. Lok'na wilderness for Ibcse many yeara—Al has sold tois farm nori It west of thia vll Dutcher of labarges spent several days laze and ban bought one three mites from about In-re lost week but Ing fun of which Grand Rapid* where Ih- and his son Ralph ho was quite fortunate In procuring a with tllrir families will soon move—We large number— A. ty Cortrjgld and wile undrrofiin'! rimt Mr. Hunter Uasaold bi* are tbiting frterrlWIflIttOoOli Uuroonla fann nn’d that Uh* family will soon move where they nnti.-lpate eating Kent county. Dorttu'Z fat turkey Thanksgiving— Quite a number ■ XuMkee 8pri«x» of ynung |>e*q>!e from here attended -n iknn-J.J.n,.,,, ««>> ... O.«-«o tbl. uncial gathering at the new congregalluaal: • -- ..... Ill, aMbrr Mr.- Ib.bchurch three and a half miles north rast of here Thurtdgy evening last. An enjoy­ rnol him- A ...rd at Myron able lime was the unlrerral expression of Pollen! , tn Munday and one of the all those present Besides that substantial letweeii it ami the atraw atack. . ahi was added io that society In a wortliy luckily ftr (th** »>w) ramc but uninjured and generous manner—Mrs. P. LL Law­ —Cart Hotter if m»ow better at this writ-! rence has a cast its which has fid blossom* iriJC-EdJth Johnson is oo the akk list and 31 buds nearly ready to open—Our U» wra.—u.rry Turnrr and Ed Uall hunting barty returned from the North nave uw their nuM.... B u .y up ; have reiurocv returned fro-o hunznig trip woods Saturday having captured thirteen north. They secured one large deer—F. deer and one black Bear weighing 120 lbs. Walbun has finished sawing ties for Ed. shot by Add Simpson. Add Simpson strip­ GrurtMX and moved his mill over on irn ed one buck deer to parties In Grand Rapid* Brook’s where he »■» has s— anothar -•.«•»--- J<ib-Our weighing 189 IDs. and received In payment snow disappeared with a .rain lart Mon­ thereof the full sum of eighteen cents all day—There will be a raffle for oyster* In postage stamps bis head and neck Is and turtles at lb* big dryer this week said to have been worth lep dollars— Re­ Wednesday night— Tb- people about Gun vival meetings at the M. P. ebnrrh an* Lake are wrought up to a high pitch over still In progress—Henry Dlcklnsen is not the prospect of a new railroad—A. N. gainiug as rapidly as his Pbysteiau Wot. Stocking r.wl with the misfortune to have Buvie and his other friends would wish. one of his flinger nails bit off by a vicious bonw*—Chas Burpee bad a mishap and Mrs. John Hare of Brilvue is visiting at John Taskers this week-Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brers attended the Perry-Beers wed­ ding at Pmnfield Thursday of last week— Rev. Fulcher preached at the Outer Bun­ day He i» assisting Rev. Daly In Revival work at the Austin—One® ■«*•»» Thanks­ giving Is here and the Turkey will have to suffer iu consequence—Rather Icy Mon­ day good weather for Blacksmiths—Il was the intrJition of the Assyria Center scltoql to have tlirlr pictures taken last week, but owing to bad weather they have not t—n able to aocompIlAb II v^t—Mrs. Nell South­ well has been at Heriian Havens Battle Creek the past week—We hmprt U> *t*u> last week that Thomas Blank had three bay stacks bum ta the ground. As they were out In the field they rnn.t have been flre<! by some malk-kms person —School conunenerd at the Austin last Monday Ward Quick teacher. His Fallows. Apropos of a recent procession the Boston Transcript remarked: “Man j | ; ' ' delight to array himself id long rovra and unwonted garmenturo and to walk through miles of streets with swelling breast and more or leaa of martial step.” This certainly is a curious thing, says the Rochester Post­ Express. No other animal, so far aa we know, is fond of walking In proccsslon with his brothers. To be sure, when embarking in the ark. “the anlphant and the kangaroo" (according to an apochryphal version), but the chances are that Noah and his sons drove them in. Sheep play •■follow the leader," but they have no more system in their order of marching than birds have in their order of fly­ ing, and no more a "proces ­ In theresemble latest issue of the Journal of In­ sion’’ than does an excited flock of schoolgirls. But as soon as we get among men the fondness for marching Is universal. In all nations and in all times men hare marched in orderly array, have kept time to the beat of music, and with head erect and glori­ ous pride have rejoiced in their proces­ sionals. They cannot get over it They march and drill when there la, no use or purpose in it Even men' who renounce the world to live lives of peace and holiness cannot resist the temptation to march. In orderly ar­ ray. they sing their chants; in solemn double or single file they march from cloister to chapel and back again. It seems to We; natural to us,-too. The. smallest baby coos and claps its hands at;a procession—or a funeral,’ which is the same thing—and as soon.x as the child is able to walk he beats his drum and waves his flag and marches in an imaginary row. Perhaps some philosopher can ex­ plain this remarkable, this almost in­ sane appearing tendency. Possibly it was our predisposition to maintain in large numbers, obedient to a single head, that gave us our power over noomarching animals; it may be one of V™*! haps an exquisite production. In the Ulwar bookbindings the orna­ ment is somewhat after the old Grolier style. In which the colors a~e painted on the boards and are not inlaid. In most of the designs the pattern is pro­ duced by the use of brass blocks. The colors arc then painted on with the brush. Sometimes the Ulwar artist colors the whole of the ground, and at others only part of it, so as to produce very different effects by the use of the tion, just as our ability to laugh, to same blocks. The effect is remarka­ see a thing from a'humorous stand­ bly fine, and is comparable to the de­ point. is a greater assistance to us in sign work on some of the most beauti­ overcoming all mental annoyances ful productions of the more famous without becoming absolutely morbid chins manufactories. ..The bindings or insane. By the way, one of the are expensive, as they are all hand­ scientific definitionnof man is “alaugh­ made, and a great deal of gold is used. in animals:” another might be “a pro­ Neither is very A bargain mayJ^e made, however, with cessional animaL" the present artists, who ask for as dignified or elevated, and yet we are sure that we arc higher than the beast*, much as they can gvt_ As their work who neither laugh noiUyalk in solemn is curious and valuable, they have, as a rule, very littledifflcnlty in disposing of 1L Numerous specimens have beep PHYSIQUE OF WOMEN. made for the queen and other dlstlnguished persons. They all show more BulldlnK show, MJU>r DwfaeU. or less similarity to the best specimens The Anthropological building at the Persian workmanship, of which the world’s fair contains a composite statue Mn-libK of Knrrn. porcbue.l by showing the average physical develop­ Eropcror Aomnz»rbr. »nd now In tho ment of six thousand American college royal library at Windaor. i« a portion­ girls. The exposition has few single larly intereating example. exhibits of greater interest and in-----------------------------structivcnew to thoughtful people, THE CHAHUT DANCE IN PARIS. says the New York I’ress. Tins com­ ------A Terp<drhore«v Effort U> Whleh the posite figure should receive the careful . attention of every father and mother ‘— As danced in the Jardin de Paris the who visits the fair. chabut is primarily nothing more than For the statue shows nta^y serious/ the old quadrille with this difference— defects; faults which cannot fail <o instead of the usual decorous walking have a serious effect on the health of about the utmost liveliness is essential. American women and the vigor and And with respect to this great liveli- synunetry of their children. The pose ness. the management of the skirts is of the figure is incorrect, showing that all in all. Apart from this its humor- the great majority of the college girls ous exaggerations, in which the fancy did not know how to do one of the of the performer mingles with certain simplest and most vital things in the stereotyped ga*r< and its real grace world; to stand gracefully and natwould commend it as a pretty dance to nrally erect. The chest is lamentably serious-minded people. But, accord- thin and narrow. The waist is too ing to the Philadelphia Press, it would small. Fin many other respects grave while unloading railroad ties at Irving have nothing to warrant its continue*! physical hnperfectioDS exist. The lesson which the statue enforces Station. He was drawing ties fur Ed popularity as a spectacle and draw English and American tourists to its should lie heeded by parents and in­ Court ney. The go-xla In the C. C. Deane elotlilng i store are bring sold at assignees sale— Q. W. PWlmertoti loM a valuable horse on Friday night— Doctor Waddle was In our village on Friday — The refutation suit nf John Holden vs M. S. Cote before Justice Vritr on Saturday resulted In a Judgment in favorof PlatnUff—Dr. J. A. Baugtidiu was iu lluslinxs «n Bunday—Our items last said that Frank F. Hilbert bad been appoin rd INotmaater al this pt*r« In plao of 8. 8 ShanizACu. It shuni t have !>een in ptsce of 8- 8. Sitairtz—On Munday errnlnz at about seven o*c!<«* the people of our villag** were started i«y the cry of "firer The streets were x«»i fillet! with people and it was *nm a«rrtalued that the elevator of Bolton Jt G «u » was on fire, in ahort tint- a large cro-»-i surrounded the building but as the hr. was already breaking out on the south rM.i nothing could be dune to save the buil-i Ing. The stevatur together with ah .-I tliirty-fi*e btindivd burin-fc "I wheat 4*/* uats. a car Iond of end. n car load ot a quantity of tl®*. cl«»ver~ird. etc. * • entirely uunaum *! The lose falls on both BmIVm and Gates ns b. th b • their all la vested >u the busimw. I. ■ books eoo’aininz atwtrt one ih <uduliarv dar them were atw» burned. flee Is auppherd to have - originated - A very pleasant company gathered* at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lusher ou bs«urday evening the 94ih it bring thrir 2Cth weddlnx anniversary, the evening was spent in s enjoyable aurnrr and be­ fore retiring they were presented wilh a very fine stand lamp by the trlends prevent —Bell Star otChicagu is risitiiw her par­ ent this week—The Dr. * a. in Kalanuzou on busiueM Thursday—E. Barton and wife returned from Msncehma last Friday Era-ik Doster returned from Un? uctrv; woods last Thursday wjth a deer writfb.og 170 pounds—Mrs. O. Dayton ha* relumed irotn Kaiamaz**' where she has ba n visit­ difficulty that ing her sister the part two -«k—-Mrs Had It HU' b-.-u ■ damp nonSkUln ati has been visiting iwr iwretita in Asgusta—*Dst» Ne»tuu has trsde.1 hh fann >K Grand Rapids property—Uatpenu-r Bro* returned tnxu ttw uorib wuodsbaluiwithTint rrulM-n. but ,uy with adwrt-H. C. •••*»• Kalatnaziai Ftiday-Lacy Jvm-v i- OrtHl* «< „1, hrvu.r Ucr 1« SUUM.J-Mr IL"-* » T.ulH. J<»^—Mr. Mm tlUbww. Cori«T« cIH ua h.1 O.HM Mm U Nw».<*> l»> ami Mr*. Lsaher attended a wwWtng In Plainwell ibis week—Thankvaiving *rr- PROCESSIONAL ANIMAL. the skirt pegforms for the lady's limbs even a greater office than that of a frame for a picture. All the willfulness. all the coquetry and half the gracc and humor of the dance is bound up in the whirling petticoat It gives a pretty occupation for the bands, and its nice adjustment affords a scope for the dancer’s personality within the pauara. Dropped or raised or pulled to the side or held aa when one makes courtesy. as may be. it lends, al the right moment, jtpt that artistic hnlazwc for the eye and’ jast that Fpnr to the ideaa which are nrcesciry to ch^ck satiety and ent off all risk of tamenebs. What can lx? done with the.skirts alone. without a scintilla of dancing ability, It was left for Miss Ixiie Fuller’to demonstrate. What can be done with skirts well managed when they are used to grace so good a dance as the quadrille fc» something any lady inay Un I out for herself. The music of the chahut Brasi be cpirlted: each advance and each re­ treat must be bold and ri:g»7ous. with something of n business-like air about if there must b« no 3elf-conscio»’sncs3, no standing ptill and do mere walking roar. 1. The slight flagging kills this species of crazy qua Irille. It is load, uproarious, indefatigable, and any F.tept that ean b* mid; to fit the marie ora not only pprtafar-ahtebut desirable. High kicking h oily incidental, and the frand .ccnrt. which is a sliding down to thij flo >r with one leg point­ ing north an-ithe other printing sou^. may easily bo 1-. a r ■f!nrtD*nt v iich------1 with Eaton fount? I!.- b deaf ■way than It selves. Mach has been done in the physical culture of American girls, Meeh more remains to be done. The American young women of the prw day W« notably taller, stronger and more Tully developed ‘han their grandmothers were ct the some age. They wall: better- they spend more Mme in the open air and they take a r^at deal of wholesome jrymnastic or ealbitbenw exercise where their moth­ era’ mothers took nr no at alL All thia is highly encouraging. But the movement toward physical perfection which has auspiciously begun should be vigorously carried forward. The happiness of American girls and the welfare of generations yet to eome demand thia Harmonious physical development mcr.ns health, and health means beauty, the enjoyment of life and the ability to perform the duties of life without unnecessary hardship or suffering. £ . • A correspondent of London Notes and Queries says that “it ia said that the belief in witchcraft is rapidly dy­ ing out, with other ancientraperaUttona, even in the moat unenlightened districts of England. The following art in still flourishing: There Isa witch st Nistcrtcn who can lay a s^dl on anybody or anything, H* she is act f.ulted. bucket of water, and vrhath Why, before long the calf h» took its milk out of. stock just as if it were well k �=====— do nothing «£ living until th® doctor John had nailed away. For . awhile. the year 1878 should be IBTR richest women la southern California naae hopeful enough to think that it would bring any ahangv whatever in the situation, aud yet it did. Th® fact is that during th® earlier month* of the new year Dr Bromley and the physi­ cian* attached to his retreat had noticed unmistakable symptoms of a change in Mr* Allsire’a mental condition. That calmness of despair, that stolid apathy which she had shown for ail the netty detail* of actual Life was interrupted by moments of emotional activity ft was thought advisable to remove her from Dr. Bromley’s estabhuJiment, to lake her back to Prospect cottage, back into her own room; and when this bad been done there were on her part manifest signs of a realization of what had happened and of interest awakened by finding herself amid other surround­ ings With the coming of the first days of spring- it e*s* April then-th® walks in the neighborhood of the cottage were resumed, sod several time# Mr* Allaire was taken o«t on the beach of Island point Her eyes followed the dULESVERNI "But there is nothing to show that the Dreadnaught went down in the open pea,” resumed Barker. "May she cot have been wrecked on some of the reef* which are so plentiful in those latitudes? Wbo knows that John and his crew have not taken refuge on some desert island? And if that is the case such sturdy and stout-hearted men will find some way of getting back homo again. Might they not build a boat with the fragments of their vessel? Would not •heir signals be seen by any ships passhag near the Island? And all these things will take time. too. No. I for One doo’t despair of ever seeing John •gain—if not in several weeks from now.why, then, In several months, flow, asany times have shipwrecked crews ^sen given up for lost, and they have come known to Manson. Lew Barker had succeeded In unearthing this strange character hidden away in the depths of his wild lands in Tennessee. Strong and vigorous, hardly sixty yeL with hi* mental and physical endow­ ment nt its best, Edwasd Manson led an outdoor life on these vast tract* of field nod forest, working off his surplus vi­ tality by fishing and hunting, now on foot, now on horseback, managing these extensive estate* without taking coun­ sel of anyone. Ho was the true type of those sturdy North American farmers who live to be a hundred, and the only wonder is how they can bring them­ selves to die at all. There wa*. therefore, no use expect­ ing any immediate results from this source. In fact, it looked as If the uncle would outlive the niece. All hopes which Lew Barker might have built up in this direction were manifcatiy toppling over, and he found liimself face to face with inevitable disas­ ter At this moment two-thirds of Mr*. Allaire's fortune had already been ex­ hausted and there now remained in Barker's hands but fifteen hundred dol- Come sailing.Into port after all!” “Yes,” replied Mr. Hollister, “I know there have been rescues, miraculous opes, and I have argued the thing out •o myself just as yon have done. But I have given up all hope, absolutely all i fiopc. In any event, and this is what Hing that Molly should become a bure n to you—" “Oh. Mr. Hollister!" “No, no, Mr. Barker, and you must rmlt me to continue the payment of ihn’s salary to his wife during her life- demands, this fifteen hundred dollars wa* like a drop of water In the bay of San Diego But while it might be insufficient to enable him to meet his ' “In her name I thank you," replied obligations, yet in r'ease flight should Ixsw Barker. “Your generosity—" become necessary there wa* quite •’ *Tm only doing my duty,’’ interrupt­ enough to put him out of the reach of ed Andrew Hollister, "and as itoccurred □is pursuer* And the time had come io me that the funds deposited by John to act Actions at law were now Insti­ at tho time of his departure must be tuted against Lew Barker, both' for pretty well exhausted—" ” swindling and for breach of trust, and “Yea, that’s so, Mr. Hollister," an- it was not long before an order of ar­ ■awered lx>w Barker, “but Molly hasher rest was Issued against him. but when the officers presented themselves at his office in Fleet street, they were in­ formed that he bad noL been seen since the day before. They al once went to Prospect cot­ tage in search of their man. but he had middle left the house in the ' ‘ “ of the * night Ou that day. May 17. upon reaching Prospect cottage, Andrew Hollister made the discovery that Molly’s fortune bad lawn entirely wasted. She left witnout _„ka penny in the world Her’ dishonest guardian had not even left "TAtt GOOD CARB THAT OK DOESN’T SKB | her enough to .provide for her imme­ diate necessities. Mr Hollister was family with her; it’s our duty to assist not long in deciding upon the only her, luaterially as well as from tho course left open to him. It was to atandpoiiil of tors and affection." transfer Mrs. Allaire to someprivate es­ “Yim, I fc-el that we may. rely upon tablishment where she would be well Mm. Iktrkcr’s devotion. Nevertheless, cared for. and to discharge the negro permit me In a degree to make pro­ woman, whom he had always locked vision for CapL John’s wife, for CapL upon with suspicion. John's widow, to secure for her that The retreat to which Molly was transcomfort and care which I know you ferral by Mr Hollister was the private never would have seen her stand in need establishment of Dr Bromley wbo had i alroady attended her. Would these “1 yield t/Jyaur washes in the matter, —changes cause any alteration in her Mr. Hollister." ■ mental condition? It was hoped so. but "Mr. Barker, I have brought with mo_________________________________ all tn vain. The same indifference was a.sum which I consider as justly due noticeable under her changed surroundCapt Allaire up to date. In your ca- Ings, und yet there wa* a slight modlflpacity aa committee and guardian his cation ‘ ‘ of her condition which the keen salary will be paid over to you at our eye of the expert did not overlook, a office on the Brat of every month.’’ ; coming to the surface of a shred of ma“Very well, since yon desire it," re- • ternal instinct amid this wreck of res­ pited Ixtw Barker. ! son ft wn» noticed at times that she “Be kind enough to give me a receipt was engaged in murmuring a lullaby as for the amount now paid over to you.” if she were occupied in putting to sleep "Certainly, Mr. Hollister." And Lew ' * babe which lay on her bosom. But Barker turned and entered his office to the name of little Walt never passed draw up the receipt asked' for. When t her Ups. * he .ired the merchant again ex- ­ No tiding* of... John Allaire came dur presm-d hh regret at not seeing Molly ing the year 1876 And the some thing and then Ux>k bis leave. could be said of the Barker* All ef­ The moment he was gone. Lew Bark- fort* to unearth them had proved fruit­ •er called the mulattrcsa to him.’ less. No one knew whither they had “Docs Kate know that Mr. Hollister gone or under what name they had concealed their Identity The truth wss j -has been here?" "No doubt she docs, Lew," answered Lew Barker had good cause to cry out ! Nanny “She saw him come and sha against fate for not being able to main- | saw Idin go ’way." , tain bis position in hi* Fleet street , “If ho should call again, which is not office, for only two years after his di*nt all likely, for some time, anyway, t appearance the contingency upon which take good care that ho doesn't see hi* grand scheme was based, became a either Kate or -Molly, you- understand, certainty and it may be said that ho reached port only to go to the bottom. ' Nanny?" * "ItHliall be as you say, Lew.” j Toward* the middle of June, 1878. “But Kate should insist—" | .Mr Hollister received a letter addressed ----- -Mipposo ------------------------------------------“Ob, a* for that,” chuckled Nanny, I to Molly Allaire- This communication j "when you have given an order, Til see ; informed her of the unexpected death do it that she obeys." I of Edxyurd Manson, who had been sc- ' .."AU right, Nanny.” murmured Bark-. cidentally killed. While out huntings •er, "but lookout for surprises! They rifle bull, fired by oac of the party, might oin against each other by the. hud glanced and. striking him in the ’ merest chance, and If they should—I’d breast, had killed him instantly Upon lose cv«xythlng.” "1’1! !»e on guard; have no fears. Lew. No ouo shall get into Proepcct cottage ' unless we want him there." ; CTIAPTKR VU ■ IMPORTANT OCVKr.Ol’MIlfrm. With tho . coming of March Mrs. Al­ laire waa permitted to resume her walks in the immediate vicinity of tho cotta-;.-, in company with Kata'' and the caulattress. A Little later Andrew llolli-itor called at the bouse; and mtistlcd himnelf that the health ' of thu patient left nothing to be desired-that her physical condition waa in every way satisfactory. Mental- j iy. it U true, there was no improve-' merit prrc«^ptiUle. and when Andrew. Holli-.Hr ?-Lxxl in Blelly's presence her condition wrurg from him the admis- • Lew H.irker’a position naw became lairo’s fortune, which he had converted ' < ,< the will it hml been found th*, his entire fortune to his Manson, wife of CapL AI- estimate of realty Mulnngj. rough estlz unclcorwf InncL farm •nd perftmaity. unclcur land. *hA-p ranches and the fortune left by lh<the u-stator would rnINion dollar* of Edward Manson** b large fortmx* left by When HoUIster repeated this oonver- stantly expecting to hear that Hollister A Co. had a cablegram to that effect. Then tho eastern mail would soon ar­ rive and she, the moment her strength would permit, would write to John. Alaa, bow could'>she bring herself to tell him what hau happened, and that, too, in the very first letter which she had written to him since their mar­ riage, us they Ixad never been oeparated before the sailing of the Dreadnought. Ah, yes. this first letter would bo a ter­ ribly sad one! Mrs Allaire’s condition, mental and physical, continued to Improve rapidly It wouln soon be time for Andrew HolMolly now began a letter to John. She could no longer keep from talking to him of their child which he was never again to set eye* upon. She poured out oil her sorrow iu a letter to her husband, )a letter which he was Hater, them.* tratb that »he bad bean robbed of bcr "No, my dear Molly. Lew Barker wae eiiirwrea 1» -«"• tapoctoat . Bpeeul»Llr» n.tor. Itma’rh.re . ____ — rr.r.L'r* <1 Innrz trip, very long. "And Kate?" "Mrs. Barker was no doubt obliged to accompany her husband. I can’t give you the facta of the case.'* “Poor Kate,” said Mrs. Allaire, “I’m very fond of her and I shall be very glad to see her again. She is the only relative I have now." It was evident that Molly had quite forgotten Edward Manson, and the re­ lationship which existed between him and her. "How comes it that Kate baa never written to me?" she salted"My dear JMotly. you were a very sick woman nt the time Mr. and Mrs. Bar­ ker left Son Diego—" "That’s so. Mr. Hollister, and what was the use of writing when the letter would be a blank to the on® receiving it? Dear Kate, she is to be pitied! Life must have been hard for her. I've always droadrd that Lew Barker would become involved in some crooked trans­ action Maybe John thought so, too." "And yet," replied Hollister, “do one ww expecting such an unfortunat® tormi nation—" "Then it waa the failure of one of his echemca that forced Lew Barker to leave San Diego?*' asked Molly, with her gaze riveted upon Hollister, whose constraint waa only too svidenL “Mr. Hollister." she added, "speak; don’Veon. an7t}1in? from tAo. I want to know * all." “Well, Molly, I don't want to conceal from you an unfortunate affair which will be sure to reach your ears. Yes, Barker's matters have of late been go­ ing from bod to worse. He could not meet his engagements, demands were made upon him. and. with arrest star­ ing him in the face, there was nothing left him but flight." “And Kate went with him?" “No doubt he forced her to do so. You know she haa no will as against his." “Poor Kate! Poor Kate!" murmured Mrs. Allaire. “Hoyr I pity her!' Oh, if 1 had only been in a position to help movements of the vessels in the offing Mr. Hollister took this letter, promis­ and now and then she Stretched her ing to put It with his own mail for the baud out toward the horizon. But, un­ Indies, and when this had been done, like the first experience, she made no Mrs. Allaire became somewhat calmer, effort to escape from Dr. Bromley, who living now only in the anticipation of a walked by her side Nor did the noise speedy arrival of tidings, direct or In­ of the wave* as they broke foam-laden direct, of the good ship Dreadnaught. upon the saud affect her unduly. Wo* However, this condition of affairs there reason to think that In her could not Last Sooner or later, possi­ Imagination she waa .following the bly through their abundance of cau­ course of tho Dreadnaught as she sailed tion, Molly would learn what they out of the port of San Diego and her were concealing from her. The more topsails disappeared from sight behind she gave hurself np to the the cliffs? Vos, perhaps so, for one thought that she would soon re­ day she was distinctly heard to murmur ceive a lettar from John, that every the name of John! day that went by shortened just so Yea, had it been that the Dreadnaught tmuch his absence from ___ ILL _L_____ *r - uher, - tho ;more ------wo* to come sailing back again; could terrible 4K1_ would 1.1 Vw. be the fatal hlnw A A blow. John have returned home nt this time conversation which Molly and Mr. Hol­ and have confronted Molly suddenly, lister had on J une 20 only served to con­ possibly she might have recovered her firm this opinion. For the first time reason, but, alas, what Idle speculation Molly had walked out Into the little was It to look for the coming of John! garden, and there Mr. Hollister- found For this reason. Dr. Bromley deter­ her seated on a bench in front of the mined to subject his patient to a shock cottage steps. He sat down beside her —a dangerous remedy withal, but one and taking her hands tn his pressed which might be followed by the best them affectionately. Mrs. AJlaire’s results. strength hod returned rapidly of late. Op the morning of May 27 the two Her old-time deep rich coloring hod men called for Mr*. A Haire at Prospect shown itself once more, although her cottage. Dr Bromley’s intention was eyes were often wetted with tears. not to re-enact the heartrending scenes "I see that you are getting well fast, in any manner; but to place Mr* my dear Molly," said Hollister; “you arc Allaire in the exact position occupied really doing finely." by her at the moment when her mind "Yes, Mr. Hollister,” replied Molly, received its direful hurt Mr. Hollister "but, oh. it seems to me that 1 have “You could have done so,” said Hol­ and ho led her toward* th® steam grown terribly old In these ‘two launch, and hardly had she set- foot months! My poor John will find me lister "Vcs. you could have saved Lew upon tho deck when her demjnnor v.-ua greatly changed. And then there will Barker, not for himself, for "he boa no such a* to bold the attention of the two be no one but me to receive him—no claim upon your sympathy, but for his wife’s sake.” men spellbound Apparently with an one but me." "Yes, and I’m sure John would have Instinctive movement olie walked to "Courage, my dear Molly, courage. approved of tho use Ur which I would the bench on the steamboat side of the You mustn't give way in this manner, launch and -sat down in the corner you kfaow; you’re my daughter now and have thus put our modest little for­ tune.” which she hail occupied when holding you must obey me." Andrew Hotlbter took good care not her child clasped to her besom. Then "Dear Mr. Hollis terI” to add that Mra Allaire's property had she turned her gaze down the bay. “Ah, that’s something Uke!" been wasu-d by Lew Barker It would towards Polnto Loma, ns if she were “You have sent the letter which I have bwsxa confession that he had had looking for the Flying Cloud at her wrote John, haven't you?" asked some legal control over it, and she one borage. Molly might have asked\|iow it was possible The launch had already mode about “Certainly! and you must wait a re­ half a mile of her course, and Molly's ply with patience. The India mails are for so many things- to happen in the Therefore, eyes had not been lowered to the sur­ often delayed. There, Molly, you arc brief space of two months. Mr Hollister merely replied, with a face of the bay She kept them directed crying again; now please stop!" smile. toward Point Ixjma. and when at last “How can I, Mr. Hollister, when 1 'Don’t speak of your modest little she turned them in another direction. It think of everything? And was 1 not fortune, my dear Molly. Lt is no longer was with the intent of watching the the cause of it, too?” such.” movements of a merchantman which, “No,"no, poor little mother, no! God "What do you mean, Mr. Hollister?" with every sail *cL hod entered the buy hath chastened yon severely, but he will she aaked and was beading for the quarantine put an end to your sorrow!" station. Molly's face seemed as if "I mean that you are a rich woman— “God!” murmured Molly, "God will a very rich woman." • transfigured. She rose to her feet, her bring back my John to me!" “I?" eye* still riveted upon the Incoming “Have you had a visit from Dr. ship "Your Uncle Edward Manson is Bromley to-day. Molly?" naked Holliaft was not the Dreadnaugbt and she dead!" waa harboring no illusion that it was. " Pead? Why. how long has he been "Yea, and ho seemed satisfied with With a mournful ahake of the head, she the progress I was making. My dear!?" murmured: “Since—’* strength is increasing. I shall soon bo "John—dear John, you’ll soon be able to go out." Hollister came near betraying him­ coming back, too, and I shall be there "Not until he gives his permission. self by giving the exact date of Man­ to receive you." Molly!" - son’s death, then two yean back, and Suddenly sh® plunged her gaze down this would hare revealed the whole — “Of course not, Mr. Hollister. I into the waters of the bay which now truth But Mnlly was completely promise you not to do anything rash." for the -first she recognized. A pitiful ■ “And I rely on your promise!” absorbed with the thought that the wall escaped bar lipa ss *h® turned to •‘You have received no news of the death of her unde and the disappear­ Mr. Hollister. ance of her cousin left her entirely Dreadnought yet, Mr. Hollister?" “Mr. Hollister, Is that your she in­ “No, but it doesn’t surprise me, for without any relatives And when she qnlred. tenderly "But my little Walt it's a long voyage from here to tho realized that by the death of thia rela­ —®y child—my poor dear babe—he is Indies.’’ tive who really existed only in name there-there-yes, I remrmber-I re­ "John may have written from Singa­ for her, and who both she and John ex­ member—” and with these words she pore. Didn’t ho touch there?" pected would live to a green old age, threw herself upon her knees on the “Be was to do so, Molly, but if he she wls now seized In her own right of deck and th® tears burst forth tumult­ missed the mail even by a few hours it a fortune of two millions, there arose ■» ten UMUXW *• I 1 . . . --------- • --------- —— —— oualy. would occasion a delay of a fortnight.’’ j *n her m*nd tt docP profound regret ~ "Then you are not the least bit sure ' lh>t ’h® have missed the oeea-chaptrr vin. prised at not having received a letter don of Pitting some of this money to a a oimcuLT arruATios S°°d use. Mr* Allaire restored to reason, Itwss from John up to thia time?" 11HO ,a person that had risen from th® “Not tho least!” answered Andrew . *’Yc* Mr. Hollister, 1 would have like dcatL 1UO Hollister, to whom the conversation j poor Koto. I would have saved X The very first question which feIi from Mony-a Ups was how long sha was becoming very embarrassing ‘j her from shame and ruin. Where is ■had--been out of-■her mind. ■ • “And there is no report in the marl- shc? Where can she have gone? What "For two mouths," replied Dr. Brom- time journals of his having been b ^',n3 10 ^o“e of herf" spoken?" . ’ bHollister was obliged to admit “No, not since he fell in with the Fly- that attempts to ascertain the "Two months only!" she murmured. . whereabout* of Barker had failed. Rad For it seemed to her as If * century had ing Cloud—about—" “ Two months ago," Interrupted Molu,J ien refuge In some one of the dis­ gone by "And oh, why did those two vcs- . t*nt territories of the United States or "Two months'” she continued. "John ly It can’t be back yet, for it’s only two seis fall in with each other? Had they kad he not left America entirely? work, months since he sailed. Hus he been not done so, I would not have gone on ' WM* 1x11 mcn! board the FlyiiSgCloud, and my baby—" | “And yet if. It’* only a few weeks told that our poor little babe—" "Mr. Hol lister lias written him,” an­ A change came over Mrs. Allaire’s face, ^ncc he and Kate disappeared from San Diego.” said Mrs. Allaire, “poeeibly we swered Dr. Bromley. Interrupting her. and the tears burst forth. "Molly, my dear Molly," pleaded Mr. hear—” "And hare they heard from the Dread­ Hollister, "don't weep I beg of you •- - * • - — — naught?” , ter made haste to reply She was told that CapL John wo* don't weep." Fortunately another to write from Singapore, but that the "Ah. Mr. Hollister. I don't know— T—M — — thought now complete possession of Molly’s letter had not yet arrived But anyway. but a presentiment enmea over me at It was this: Thunks w to this according to the maritime reports, the times. It’s very strange, ft seems a* mind. -Derail naught ought to reach the Indies if a new misfurtuno—oh, I'm so worried fortune willed to her by Edward Man­ -------------------------•on. there there would Lbe do necessity w of very soon, and that they were now look­ about John!" —I , — - — any ___ ■longer. ---"You shouldn’t be. Molly There I*. Jolin following the. sen She ing forward for a cablegram to that ef­ \ would r,« never no reason for it!" 1 w.mirf — again b»Tleft atone? This fect Then came an Inquiry as to the “Mr. Hollister, couldn’t you send voyage on the Drtsadnaught for the ac­ absence of Kate Barker, to which the some of th* shipping journals in which count of Hollister &. Co.. would be the doctor replied that Mr. and Mr* Barker there are marine reports; I would Uke, to- on, thM b. would au-e. AnJ w„ were out of town and it was not kr.ovm to read—” "Certainly, my dear Molly, I'U do so. To Andrew Hollister waa assigned However, If tiiero were anything con­ ■■ Mr. aoUlWCT.- eHej UoUj. the difficult task of informing Mrs. cerning the Dreadnaught, either that John will b. oblige tup, to Allaire of the loss of the Dreadnaught, until yean do tidings had come from the breadnaught and that she would never see her husband again! Yea, it was far better that either Andrew Hollister orbe should hj the most tender manner possible inform Molly of the real stateof affairs. ‘ It was therefore decided that after the lapse oi another week, when there could be no more reasonable excuse for keeping Mrs. Allaire indoors, she should, be in formed) of everything “And rosy. Heaven give her strength to stand up under the blow!” exclaimed. Andrew Hollister During the last week of June. 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HARPER'S PHItoDlCALa H»RPF.R'B MAGAZINEto W HARPYR'H WEEKLY................................. •< » HAl«PKL*» BAZ4It.............. . ... ...............4 “ . .aRPEU'N YOUNG PEOPLE.................... -» 00 Posture free to till subset ibers in the United States, Canada und Maico. no tlnw H mvmtmwd. >ub»cnpUoe« *411 begin with 'be Number cun eut at the timv of receipt at order. um of BAtm1* Wxkkly tar lack .In oasc cMh binding, will be pcMUO* pa d. or by vxi»*K fpr<»At dim not vxcrrd «oo dollar per iF«p®r volnme. , , •s for oacfc rviutne. suitable »uit*We far paxl-pald. brMUt by jxBt potd. ou f» »htmM ha made by I’-»t<>®w -ur Draft, iosvuK chsnc- of iu-a. *rsore not to copy this a& wftfamt the arpraw order of ft BEOTHKX< Sw tosjL �—-----------................ business cards. 0 s. palmbtiek. ™th SJT who att*od’ •TOW Was rwratiy reqte-sted by h.a f n . '° WrM*' BU h' <«»* oUowb.g >N la part. M ht. iumdru >1 ... ’to tra«*ti«.r: -A bw» is a crown op <-n|. kei>; Ji UBH two legs, M 1*11. frsithrrs aiut a (wait A t-Kiilt Journal. j. m. smith. PA.LXU£RLON * SMITH Cixivevanclng a bp«'^i'»iQ’Wohdland. Mich M. WlxaI man sec. All business promptly attended to. xKdward . TAgjwrt l.ujsl E Knap^u. Arthur C. Itenhuo. TaGGAKT. KNAITKNA DENISON, LAWYERS. ■ Rooms Bit ar« Mk-hlgon Trust Co. BUte.. ■ Grand Kspldv. MlchtgAa. LJ tier icne for raid. igth. med. Mm. took lays. ALIUEK1KK. M. i> . . .Pbynictan and Surgeon. HaMiuga. - - Mkh. ail call* pr. innUy attended day or ulght. Of8re o»er E. t J. KtrncolP* boot and shoe store M I AMES A. bWEKZEY. J Attorney at law. Hastinn. Mich. Practices in all court* of the state. ColiFTtlons promptly attended ta E. II. LATHROP. Hamoepatldc Physician and . Surgeon • over, _W- H. Goodyear's New Drug Store. ~ AH calls promptly attended to. p A. SCiUBNER, M. D., VJFhyaletan nud Surgeon, Delton. • • Mich. Offlec In resldebre. one block east of depot. ■total a. others. Judson Perl, of MUI Greer, tv-.nl a noise In his chickrn coop laat M,nui..y evening end on Invrsitgution n- round . lartfe wrsm-i trying to kill hl. hm. h,. went to tlitr buus.- after hie gun and taking airfTat the Intruder lie fired, and whm .h<> smoke clvnied away It wan found that the wt-Hurl wom “uot of tight* au<i Mr Pwt’a fibilere oti his lr|t hand Werr shattered in a horrible uiannep—the gun exploded Senft’s /ww.-. Emvisioy, ^ta i. r I JPT. Ll - the Cream of Cod-Uver OU. It contains material for mak­ ing healthy Flosh and Bones. Cures Coughs, Colds and Weak Lungs. Physicians, the world over, endorse It. J. L. Hicks last week alaugliirred a pig nvr days Iras than ervrn tumults old that weighed 330 pounds dressed—Plain well* Euiirtpnse. . The Plainwell Enterprise will be prluted hereafter mUrely at home, ami on paper made by the Michigan Paper Co. of that city. Ou't bs diMitd bj SuksSitatMl The Plainwell lamd has been re-organiz­ ed under the leader-ship of Leon Jotiea. LOCAL NEv, ■ CbM. A. Baughman and Frank D. Nelson have assumed the mrnagetnvnt of Thomas opera house at Charlolte for the season. • CIK^MLSTION • This week,80 quires. A. * C. H. BARBKK . Physicians and Surgeons.*Calls in city or county responded to with promptness, day or ulghL H A. 8HKLDUM. Abstract and Heal Eetate Office. A ba tract Block. HualUtgs. .... I?.... I IT., ... l’..l u... . rooms) <1 eight ,UB“ *”r,b> "r »“*tt oiuere. 11.- worked ibis nutum. r xev.n tnontha at S15 a tuouth and g.(l *•» e.« re rtotu his eiuptoytr. umkuuc SI to hi a l Hu savuri every r ent of it. whoare aifn, hollow-chest­ ed, or growing too last, are made Strong, Robust and Healthy by Charlotte is making arrangements for a | :' •5000 canning factory to locate there. Hsrcafter. ehangM for advertisements mast reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Inaure insertloa In the issue of the week The funeral of Frank Wilson who waa found half dead by the side of the MichIgan Central,tracks some two weeks ago, and who afterward died at the Nichole' Hoapltal. occurred Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mra. Smith Io Bedford | Cownahlp ,,<1 to U>, n.lKbborlox>d .0.™ | Hd^'hDanapartlta haa cured manv afflicted we urgp all who .user from this disease to give thia medicine a trial. Carter’s Extract Smart Weed will cure .■oneh u ,.,.11.™ WU»n m.do hl. flavine a complete act nJ Abstract Hookr, com­ homo. Tho people of <1.1. nelifhborhood piled from the Records, can furnlan complete Rheumatism and Neuralgia with a few did a good Samaritan 'work work In in providing a trseta. . 0. F. BROOKS. Otort. applications. W. H. Goodyear. uf UJ1» this uniormnate unfortunate man. man. . or run^-a__ _ . a. J . *for w‘ the funeral VI A P- DRAKE, M. D.fr A. W. Dlllenbeok or Woodland motkel- IU,. W. S. Poll.r preached the hrerrel ed spring pigs last week that weighed sermon, founding his remarks on the parOfflee over Holtoway** drug xtore. overonepoond for even d “ Y tbry had abieof the Good tJamarttao — Battle Creek Cfflee boars from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, eos aectiug with reeldeace, at Hulleway’e drug JournaL Carter’s Extract Smart Weed will cure Andrew M. Ge a ter a" farmer OS years a cold tn one night A cloth saturated y M. FOWLXK.D.D. 8. old living near Potterville. Eaton counts with Carter's Extract Smart Weed will was struck by a fast train last wet*k and cure sore throat In one night W. £1. OStee boon * * m. to 5 p. tn. J Lis arm was badly crushed. He to deaf Goodyear. . j and thought the train farther away than It HILIP T. COLGROVE, A Nashville High School boy ou being was- it D feared his arm will have to be Attorney at Law aaked to give the definition of a sard.ne amputated. -------------- t Suceeasor to Sotitb A Colgrove.) (Office ta Uniun block. Haauuga.; gave the following answer: “A sardine 1.1 j Practice* Id an the courts at u>« atata. An Eaton Rapids lady has a chrysanthe­ a person that takes care of a boy after Ills ' E. KKNASTON, ” mum that haa 753- blossoms. parents die.” • Attorney at Law. ---w--------------cold?meaus _______ A neglected Croup, Dlphth- Sopt Rogers of the Plainwell schools eria, Sore Throat, Pneumonia, and death was arrested and fined Si.15 for whipping to young. Carter’!. :l Extract Dr. C. M. Stuck. i; It Is tc old C™ and _..J------------------------------...... . of t-the youna sou zof‘ 2.. .wumptiy utte rtalng to. Smart Weed, If taken in time, will pre- claimed he tore the boys jacket K. TIMMERMAN. Hommpathlc Phy vent IL W. H. Goodyear. • . .. • „ The Bending oaiuiersB's Banner sax s ihai that tiicir their silk silk • alclan and Swgeon. .# .. .. »ne Dealing (Offlee over Lathr-w'* drug -’ore.) A teaspoonful of Carter's Extracts Smart factories are working another hour a day. Weed mixed with lard makes a grand It further Htatrs that the Messre. Belding, ointment, very healing for cuts, wound*, — ls — — ------- -• from ----- -•the - ------who »---h.ivoIjutft returned east, -fevl• astings ity ank ulcere, sore throats and wherever a Iwal- well plrarfed with the outlook mid think ing salve Is wanted. W. H. Goodyear. that the liHniest of the Ilmen arc over. Hastings. - - Mich. Every mother should keep a boule of They pn>miM* to build another factory and Carter’s Extract Smart Weed in the h<>u«e. a railroad tn the near future. I Mexico. Rlu with cnptions P F to ad-vcr»rder of H C B , S 75,000.00 nz.ooo.au. uion about maker and ; Is spared ihe btabr comedies. Harlanp’ lour Games, , OHUXFUt LORO Norm. fect-i, including extreme ncar-rightedneea, h© had yet roch Intellectual jTifta. combined with high and unfailing oowrege, itet he waa able to stand finn for yewra agufaut tho efforts of Fox and Burke, of Dunning, and Saville and last, bat not Icust, the younger Pitt, aayw Temple Bar. Hie cheerful temper was never rafBed, and, while his opponents lashed themselvea into frenxy and indignation, he calmly surveyed them as parliamentary curioritieo. When ho did reply to his antagonists it was always with unfail­ ing good humor. Oi one oceaaion. for example, when toterposing in u quarrel, he observed that there was often far too much readineea to ‘take offense. “That bl not my own Sa#e," he added. "Thb very evening one member who spoke of me described me as 'that thing called a minister.’ Well, to be sure,” continued Lord North, here patting his ample sides; “I am an unwiekly thing; the honorable member, there­ fore. when ha called me ‘a thing ’ ^<1 what TOi true, and I could not be angry with him. But whan he added, 'that thing colled a minister,’ he called ma that thing which of all things he himsolf wished most to be, and there­ fore I took it as a compliment.” So amiable likewise was Lord North la private life that his daughter re‘ !tassn — extraordinary circamiteer—” •tence that there was only one pei -. »rson who ever made him angry. Tide one of his aerronnta, a drunken stupid groom, who waa dbrtlnguished by tho children m “the msatS nuts ' S°i dIod. ™ tho 8crricfl • master. '., rra In tha iferlcn. fin with the year. When >s will begin me of receipt roltune. suitable far l-pald, oa ar- V thit <X4fo«^ ns order o/ A,aml»to«^ Lord North m> oho. KieutiooB and upright, but in dealing with such a formidable eriafs as the American revolt ho lacked resolution and finnneoa. He also too frequently yielded his <rwss 4edlberota judgment to the persuasion of the king and his friends. His daughter described hie weakness as “the want of power to at public Intere distiuguMhed g the history of tojt people because Ills trap; and it to nlwaya fully »u utantlated by emtorMiuuita whlcb. in the financial world would be accepted without a momenta hesitation. HoolS Pills cures liver ills, constipation, bllItousneas, jaundice, sick headache, indisesilon. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It MXMfaa tho rliild, softena tbc gums, allavv all naln. cures wind colic, and Is tne best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twentyfive cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout the world. PROBATE ORDER State of Michigan. Conn tv of Barry—m. At a Arnslon of thr Probate Court for the County of Barry, bolden al the Probate offlee. 1a MIcMgas. the City of Hartings, tn said couutv. on Mon­ day tbe 20th d w of November, to the year one Ooea for busiDeaa Dec. IS.IBM. thousand eight bundn-d and ninety thrv*. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of A hot sling of Carter’s Extract of Smart monotony and proceeded to get drunk OFFICKHS: Probate. Weed will cut the mucus phlegm out of “ nd remain so He attended . S unday school D. G. KoblDSta, Presideut; In the matter of the estate of John E. and instated ou singing Iu the choir until the throat and lungs in a few hours, mak-1 1 ....................................•uPhillips, deceaset On reading and filing the petition duly rerlsome of the brethren showed him the door D. W. Reynolds. Canhier ing It a sure cure and quick euro and pre­ fleu of klsgrie J1illlij>e. widow of »ald crcei'Sventive of Croup. Diphtheria, Sore aud forced his departure. He refused to e«i praying that a certain Instrument now on DrUBCTORS: Throat Pneumonia, etc . as these troubles turn over the receipts or leave the shop file In said court purporting to be the last will D. W. Reynolds. testament of said deceased be ad in I: ted to ’ all come from a neglected cold. W. H. until a deputy sheriff stepped In and as­ and probate aud that administration of said rotate D.G. Robinson, sisted him to do ao. Ami the “wind blew be Goodyear. * granted to the executor tberrliv named or Cbeetar M»>< John Cwveth. through the whiskers” of many wrathy some other suitable perron. A reception was tendered many of the pations before Mr. Ward returned. Thereupon it is ordered, that Flrday the P. T. Cblgrove iMh day of December. A. D.« uw a ten o’clock in villagers Monday evening at the portenforenoon, be asslitned for the bearing <>f said Haa the only aavtnga department tn In I>avld Ely a pioneer of Allegan town­ tne tinus nuldence of Pref, and Mrs. Eugene L— r,—. , 1 .i~ i ■ at *1 petition tind thrt the helm at law of aatd- de­ ; Davenport, two miles south of the village ship died last wook. He was born in North ceased and all other persona interested In said In honor of Mias M. H. Watts, of Brazil, llamptonshlre England in ISIS. He leaves estate, are required to appear nt a session ol said court, then to be bolden at the Probate of­ ' r« ' who left the next morning for her former ten children. fice. la the City oMlastlngs. t» said eoonty. and home In Kentucky, where she will spend show cense. If any there be, why the prayer of The business men of Lake Odessa have the petitioner may not be granted. Amt ills the winter, being on an annual vacation Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Milk Shake and fn„n m|flMjonsry work In South America. agreed to close their stores at 7 o’clock further ordered, that ax Id petitioner give notice to the persons interested In said estate, of the standard every night excepting Saturday. pendency Pepsin Cherry Tonic at —Woodland News. of said petition and the bearing thereof by closing a copy-of this order to be Owosso Is now on the line of the long published In the Hustings Ba.nnkr, a n^wsgUEIKnBCJEJO’ M. Morgan of Hastings has. during Hi* P“sl *eck purchased! the H. M. HI'I distance telephone and can ta[k with New paper printed and circulated in said County ol Barry, oune In each week for three kuccessiv' Jrt A. ra-jux-a. , residence east of the handle factory, and York or Chicago whenever it likes—or weeks previous to said day of bearinr. Crab. W. AAMnaono. Where vou can get ICE CREAM, CON- ■ *•’> 800,1 »«*•» “P h<« residence with us. rather whenever It has the money. Ju<gce of Probata nvi-T'iriVkiiv ,|M • This • rnnsactlon closes tip Henry’s busiFECT ION A RY and anything In th«f line , |n Kreepo^ and,noth|n)t (A truv copy.) of FRESH BAKERY GOODS. will be left ilr call them Iwk here but NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. THE NIMBLE ELEPHANT. Do-xocgiit forget IL j their friends, who are numerous. The State of Michigan. best wishes of their many ^reeport friends In the Circuit Court for the County of Harry. 1 aecnmpiiny them to their new home, for Sarah J. Bare. It is a remarkable thing that ele ­ j which place they left the first of the week. Una Bare. • Mr. Morgan’s people resided near this phants are able to make their way up Notice is hereby given that on the 2nd day of ■ place tor several ytjara and consequently and down mountains and through a November A D. 1»J a Writ of Attachment was duly Usu»d out of the Circuit Court for the tradb mark ■— ; this seems more home-llke to them nod country of steep cliffs where mules County of Barry.-at tbe suit of Sarah X Bare, they are cordially' welcomed.—Free port would not dare venture, and even the above named Halntlff, mrilnst the lands, Herald. whore men find passage difficult Their tenements, goods, and chattels, money- and ] Geo. W. Brown ll>e Jolly treasurer of tracks havo been found upon the very elTeru at Una Bure, the defendant, above named, for the sum of fitn.OO, which said writ was re­ ■ M <p1e Grove, believes in good sbrrp or summit of mountains over seven thou­ lumable on the tath da» cf November iHU. noue at all. Last j ear he had eleven sand feet high. In these journeys an Dated, this 17th day of November A. D. <883. Philip T. Colgrove. ewt s. fiom whi-’b lie raised fifteen lambs, elephant is often compelled to descend Attorney for Plaintiff. which sbean-tl 1'0 pounds of wool; thin hills and mountain sides which are al­ gold at’lfiX rent* per pound, bringing In most precipitous.' This is the way in AUDITOR GENERAL'S OFFICI, I •14.89. He sold twelve of the lambs fur Which it b» done: The elephant’s first -POSITIVELY CURESLa.xsino, Mich, Oct. 25, lew. ( f4S-85. His income so far then Is maneuver is to kneel down close to the Notice Is hereby given that certain lands sit­ HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS 058.7::. and he lias three lambs left In declivity. One fore leg is then cau­ uated In the county of Barry bld oft to the State addition to the original flock. The slieep, tiously passed over the edge and a PROSTRATION, were ted nothing but grass—no grain at short way down the slope, and if he tor warded to tho office of the TreaMirrr of said all, and Mr. Brown offers to put up tnoney finds there la no good spot for a firm County, will be Bold at public uurUon by said Treasurer at tho County Heat, on tba first Mon­ that the eleven ewrs and three lambs that Rev, R. N. Middleton. p«tor M. K. church. he no<haa will Up the scales at 3.000 foothold, he speedily forms one by day of December next. at the tlmo and place designated for,tbe Annual Tax Bale«. if not pre­ Ceitar Springs. Mleto. aaya: S’rep and jret Bbrt'P are of Mie Oxforddown stamping Into the soil If it is moist, or viously redeemed er eat>e«-lled urec.-dlng to law. were utr-.uuri-re to me after preaching Uli I need Bald Blate monte contain a full description “AdirORda” Now I Bleep soundly and variety, coarse wools, and his flock was kicking out a footing if it is dry. When each pareel of said lands and mar be seen on tefreebod. and I can h-arUlv reoommend IL started from thhtof L. J. Wilson, of Kai- he Lb auro of a good foothold tho other of application at the oflke of the County Treasurer Prepar’d by WHEELER and KITIXER imo. Good sheep-will pay a good profit fose leg is brought down in the same after they ore received by bln*. MEDICINE OO-. Cedar Springs. Mich. 9VAJ1LXY W. TUKSBBThen he performs the same when poor ones are kept at a loss—that’s way. SOLD BY Auditor OaoeraL the difference In farming.—Nashville work over again with his feet, bridg­ Fbe h York Weekly Tribune a twenty-four page journal, is the leading Republican family paper of the United States. It is filled with interesting reading matter for every member of a country family. It is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. 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He hwt and chilled a hot sling of Carter’s went north Im til Ing. rerently, and left his ’'■VP",™" ,"U.1 ™..U business 1 In „„„ charge of .a r.,m,ru colored artist. cold. Cblldrrn Ilk, H; U I, u plc.unl r,„ ,m«,n,|r , w„k. »lcox,<udr. H. H. Uoodjrar. Two ll>« Mlow rvld.ml, tied of CASTORIA CastorU is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infant* and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmlcM substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It Is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves, teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and* bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Oasx toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. dren. Mothers ham repeatedly told me edits Lowen, Mesa » Ow physiciaM In the children's itft mou bare spoken highly H theta wpwi «x» to their oatatoe practice wM> OWta. *nd ahbonch we only hare lMs< ew ' CMtorto is the best remedy for children of AD1R0NDA BOHMtea Wheelcr’s/^t The Inter Ocean MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST UinCKLLID FOR INFANTS! W. H. GOODYEAR. HAKTINGa tr with.the solid CALS. albcn in th« L Mexico. <■» WrKKtr for binding. win tM Weekly News of the Worldfor a Trifle. 01 Hoods* Saraparllla is always within the I d all quMtlon n Ita -plonrtfct inpiiabed eooof readers. In Ifheat order of ih ion nDdtrato.if the day. In tri ten ooutrtte Great Valiwlor Little Moneo. kla indulgent DRINK 1GE, CREAM SODA. ... ’IS An Unprecedented Offer! Lord North was not a raxn of trenlua .42.50 •WO •ll» I •2.21 •2.o« ♦2.00 »I.7S n>R kOYl ♦1.7s M. >ultable for I. post-paid, -• ing both fore lego a little in advenes of tho first footholds- This leaves good How's this I We offer One Hundred Dollars reward hind feet Now, breolnf himself by for any case of catarrh that cannot bo cur­ his hajje, strong fore legn, he draws his hind leffs, first one und then the other, ed by Hail’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney A Co. Props., Toledo, 0. carefully over tho edge, where they oc­ We the undersigned, hare known F. J. cupy tho first places made by the fore­ Cheney for the lant 15 yenrs, and Iwlleve feet This la the way the hn<« animal him perfectly honorable In all buslueM irsnoactlons and financially able to carry­ kxtodinff every time with the two hind out atifiobitgatlou made by their firm. leg's, while he melees foothold® with WcaFA-^ruax. Wholesale Drugglal. his forefeet In this way the “center ToiedK O. . ’ ._______ -j__ j ik. Walfllng. Kinnmam A Marvin, Wholeboast prevented from toppling owr oa H.ll'a C»<«rrh Cur. l« lak.-n lultrnillr acdox dlrerily upon Ih" bl«**< •»<! m11’ con* ourfucca of tho .jih-m P,fo’ TV. f«-botllr. To'd by all Ururfl.ta. TreU■uvnlala frro. NEIGHBORING COOTIES- MW»k,Py^W,«JO,M.00« <t —I ta mfea reh aad M aai ’yuHUnmi.bilaywWaWi <.fl.LIW.lta. fc—tai tZtatahhifcrUrt-taJy, _________ »«•» WOOLLEY & BRONSON. f The veterans nt the old 3rd. Mich. In­ fantry wUl hold their Mrd. arjjtunl reunion rt the Bridge Street Houao Grand Ratfds । WoftlMdoy evening December ISHi. | TW Baptist's of All* gjn h«ve hlrdd Bey. a rtBdeut of Kalamaxoc. HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. IAILY (wffltooi Sooday;, $6.00 per year. SEMI-WEEKLY, . . $2.00- - DAILY (with S»day), ML00 per yME. WEEKLY, . . . M-00 - OF CURRENT LITERATURE. The Weekly Inter Ocean jeadache ALWAYS SMOKE •1 D Cl 9686 AS A FAMILY PAPER IT EXCELS A Supplement, Illustrated, in QMor?, ol EIGHT ADDITIONAL PAGES, making ta all SIXTEEN PACES 1 OU Aopptmeat, containing SIX PAGES OF READING MATTER aad TWO FVv.L-FA*_i THE INTER OCEAN IS PUBLISHER IN CHICAGO, the new sad'cnwi—n . THE BEST DOLLAR PER YEAR. Addreo THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. For a S ix t time wc will rend the Hastir gs Banner ami ' Weekly Uler Ocra>. st.« two papeis lor only one dollar per yeaa . in advance, to Barry County Readera. Tho« ent •! county X» 1; । jy“r GOOK BROS. �Nov. 30, 1893. VRB WAHTrXGS. MICH., PO.ITCIFFICg. MTftgyr 14. 1879.________ EDITORIAL NOTES'' WHY MOKINLBY WA PROTECTION Oaropariacu w!<h a RevenueTariff. 1 am a Protectionist because I believe tbe Broteetiveuystom is best adopted to our condltlnn.1 and citizenship. It does everything which a revenue Tariff can do, and vastly more. It supplies needed reve­ nue—a revenue Tariff can do no more. It accomplishes this end with equal. If not greater, certainty than a revenue Tariff, and while doing this It wisely discriminate* Id favor of American interests, and Is ever mindful of the' welfare of tbe American people. It protects our own products against tho*e of the alien and tbe stranger while the domestic consumer is secured reasonable prices through domestic com­ petition. It diversifies the employment and multiplies the opportunities of our people; secures an unrivalsd home market for agriculture and unrivaled wag** for labor. It encourages skill and genius to their highest activity, aud under its operation we have reached the foremost rank In In­ vention and mechanism and the widest In­ dividual and national prosperity. It favors tbe United States, and h the true friend of every American girl and boy struggling upward. It builds up; It never pulls down. Wm. McKxnlxy, Jr. lu the virihitV of b« tbe good will of tbe jx.-uple. Tbe peo­ ple certainly should rejoice in (be koowilitre, 20,000 Id all. is a otarvituc c^udiil'in. wtg* that they will soon hare «d opera Out of employment, and out of money tho house. starving miners are anting desperate aud »p*etal Kxearelon. threaten an outbreak. With iron on tbr Tickets now on sale to Pacific Coast free liel tho future of th* iron mim.r Is points on account of the California Mid­ Winter Expoalthw via th* Michigan Cen­ black Indeed. tral. For rates and route* enquire at Mich­ igan Central Ticket Office. . After th* last national election many C. R. Osborn, . Agent. democrats openly boasted that tbe deaih knell of the republican party bad been sounded. The elections this year have shown the party to be a mighty lively corpse. It will be a long while before ■ coroner need be called for the g. o. p. There are too many things that need re­ forming. for the performance of which It* service* are indlspensible. To tbe stock-boblrra of tbe Rlversld* Ceme Cary Company at Hastings. Mir5. TMinnwl meeting of the Mockholdw* o( th* Riverside Ceme!try Company will be bald on Wednesday, l^ecember, «th. at 7 o’clock p. n>.. In lb« -.I... — ___ —18*3, _ UIXWIUWIU run UII-'C inuicim iu ... (•better Memcr, Robert I. Hendfrabott and Philo A. 8b«khMi. wbiw offic* expire* ou that day and f-urh other bualoew M may be brough' before th* mee'tn . AH owner* of lota by parch*M M stockholder* and are entitled to vote at said tnont DI. a punctual attendant of ail For over 30 years we have had a pro­ stockholders is hereby requested. Huatingi. tective tariff and enjoyed an unparallelled November, 29d, 18*3. K. Y. HOCUS, Pre*. Joax BiMMxa. Cterk. prosperity. Six months of democratic free trade threat* have turned everything up­ Married. . side down. The voters have signified that FRENCH-REID. M-urled M the Methodist they thoroughly appreciate the situation. With 90,000 people In starving condition in the vicinity of Ironwood, Mich., and iron on the free ItsL isn’t a very cheerful situation for the Iron miners. ALDRICH—DIVINE, Married lu HsflUngs Nov. Nt*. 18*3 by Her. G. E. Hollister. Mr. Mones Aldrieh of Dowling to Mrs. Aon U. DIrlne of Bowen* Mills. Ladles’ WaiGhes, Gents’ Watches, eons’ Watches. ah respectable people will leave th* party. Tbe article Is ail the mere interesting ••It never rains,, H pours " Since the destruction by fire of the old Union hall Che people of this city have deplored the Me if the Democratic State Committee. which tn give entertainments. 'e underatand that over Into a* hot*** which would no doubt make a eery convenient opera ■Iso Ini Is still on. You have a little time yet to get one, and if you need Dishes now is the time to buy. OUR JTOCK Latest Myles. Lowest prices. Violins, Guitars and Banjos. stock of the beat strings obtainable. A Was never as good as now, and we are making VERY LOW PRICES. Quality and Prices are the winners we place our confidence in. F. R. FflNGOflST, Trasses l Trasses 1 Pun HAMS & VAN ARMAN THE NOT ALL DSAD. Tbe Fool Killer bu visited this section ot the country several time*, but owing to The farmer* would get less money for old age or failing eyesight he ba* missed part of bls harvest One of P. T. Bar­ their hay, their bops, their eggs and other num's truest and wisest sayings was that produce, because Canadian farm stuff “the people like to be humbugged.” This would flood our market* under a low was never more fully demonstrated than Tariff. The tobacco growers eould not it was Id this city Saturday. After dinner a smooth talking fakir grow tobacco st all, or the wool growers anchored on Jefferson street just east of raise wool. Their peas aud beans would E. Y. Bogle’s store. The same fellow sell for' less mother. And values of the was here a couple of years ago and ran an farms would decrease. But, while decreas­ auction jewelry atom In a building on ing tbe value of labor and price* of farm Main street To get on the good side of his audience be gave all who bad been products, a Tarlff> for revenue only will customers of bls a lead pencil. Tb$, lead establish a heavy system of taxation. On pencil wasn’t worth anything In particu­ a basis of 30 per cent, ad valorem o’ir lar but nearly everybody who wanted one customs duties would then be 9100,000,­ “got some thing for nothing” and their hearts warmed up to tho fakir. He took 000 more than they are now under tho ’em Into his confidence and they all voted McKinley Tariff. One hundred million him a first class fellow. The fakir went from one thing to an­ dollars more revenue tax to be paid by other until finally he came to watches. If the people wbo would be earning less there ta anything around here that tbe money or getting less value for their prod­ people ought to be posted on it’s watches. uce. This ta what Tariff tinkering means On two or three different occasions they’ve and every effort should uow be made, by paid big prices (or mighty poor watches, and on one occasion the watches turned petition to Congress or to Congressmen, out to be nothing but toy, dumb watches. to stop meddling with IL Well the fakir brought out bta watches. They glistened. They ought to glisten. The democratic attack upon the great Polished brass always glistens, but all is Iron Industries has brought about a reign uot gold that glitters. Tbe fakir held np a watch to tbe crowd, and at a short dis­ of want and suffering in tbe great iron tance it looked like a nice gold districts of northern Michigan and Wis­ watch, no doubt worth 495.00. He drop­ consin that has never been known before. ped it into a little box. Next he held up Id and around Ironwood which is in the a pack of cards and put that in the box. Next he displayed a 510. bill before the Iron range tbe suffering and want Is In­ eyes of th* spectators, rolled it up, “ap­ describable and Gov. Rich has appealed to parently’’ dropped It into the box, and the charity of tbe people of the state of saying at the same time, “I will also put Michigan for assistance. The Iron mines in this one dollar bill, wbo will give me 810.00 for tbe whole lot?” Some were sb in Northern Michigan are among tbe rich­ foolish as to suppose that be put the 910. est known and have given, sustenance to bill into the box, but by some slight tens of thousands of people. Soon after 2t of tbe wrist the 910. bill dropped in­ is satchel and as he plainly told his tbe democrats came in power the mines euce he put in a one dollar bill. commeaeed chising until now not a miue But the glittering watch a*d tho 910. is in operation. Tbe miners Waited around bill got Ih tbeir work. It was like hold­ for tbe mines to open, but the democratic ing a big hook-full of juicy angle worms threats had" got in their deadly work and before a lot of hungry fish. The people fairly tumbled over themselves to bite at scared tbe mine owners. Tbe result la that the glittering bait, and as fast as tbe fakir thousands of miners are idle, as they have eould do up 15 of tboee package* someone been for several months, and a bard, was ready with their money to buy them, northern winter staring them in the face. before it dawned upon those present that the purchaser had been sold. Those who Tbe miners were becoming desperate and bit kept pretty unim, but one old man an outbreak was feared as they threatened opened hi* package in the presence of to loot the stores in tbe -town. Attention qnlteacrowd aud there found a brass was called to. their condition and much watch, a pack of cards and a one dollar bill, as the fakir told them. , destitution and suffering was found among The wholesale priee of the watehes Is tbe families of the miners. 92.60 cents each, with no doubt a big dis­ count from this by buying in such in pictorial papers the democratic party quantities as tbe fakir pfobably does; the Is represented by a donkey. The party cards probably cost 5 or 10 cents. These with th*. 91.00 bill made (he whole out­ that will place Iron -on the free list and fit eost the fakir about 93.70, probably the min the greatest Industry of the country, actual cost wasn’t over 93.30, *<» he made against the earnest protests of democratic a nice clean 97.50 off .of each 'purchaser, mine owners, iron manufacturers aud or considerable over 8ItM) clean profit In about ten minutes. Nut very bad is IL those engaged In the carrying trade, cer­ taking bard times Into consideration. tainly has about as much Intelligence as With all of the other truck that the fellow the long eared representative In the comic ■old bls profits for the afternoon probably papers. ILiron is placed on the free list didn't fall much short of 9195.00. Among the purchasers was one who especially the work formerly done by American needed th* money that he squanders* laborers will be done by foreign countries We know of one merchant who has been or at the low wages that prevail in foreign trying to collect a small account of one dollar of him for a long while but be countries. But this Is what the people dld’nl have “th* money,” but be had sev­ voted for and they must stand it. eral times, that-amount to Mow In for something almost u«de*a. aad with a Thera Is at least one honest democrat winter coming ou, employment a* a gen­ left la Virginia, and of course be Is an eral thing hard to get. that sum though small will be greatly mimed In providing editor. The Richmond Va., Times, a dem­ for the family. If th* experience teaches ocratic newspaper created a great sensation ■ lesson It may be well' spent, but past in that city br d^taring that the dem­ experience In the fakir’s watch business doesn ’t seem to be very prolific with good ocrats Id 1889 and 18M carried the state wholesome lesaons In this city. by fraud and that the party Is corrupt to the core.. The Times further says that un- TIMES A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ The beet is always the ment Food Report. Royal Baking Powdf.r Co cheapest. Bear this in mind. Wall St., N. Y. Before parchasing call and examine our new Truss. do you Want WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT. To buy a nice Organ or Piano? If you do, you cer­ The lightest and most tainly want the beet you can get for the least amount of durable '"^uss on the market. money. I handle the Farrand & Votey Organ, made Anything and every­ in Detroit; the Starr Piano, thing in the drug and book made in Richmond, Indiana, line at HONESTPR1CES, and other makes equally as good. They are all first-class, well put together, and give excellent satisfaction wher­ MODERN DRUGGIST. \ ever used. If you want any­ thing in this line call on THO8. McGUIGAN, PETTER W. H GOODYEAR Hastings, Mich. At South Side Bakery. GAZING AT THEO MOON Is a beautiful and impressive sight^but. DRINKING NEW MOON TEA And everything, is on the gain. Our bargains correspond with the times—they are bigger and better than ever: Our cheap bedroom suites seem to suit every one that calls in our store, and we are selling lots of them. Christ­ mas is coming. Why don’t you make your selections of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, etc,, now while our stock is com­ plete, HIRAM ROGERS. i OFF YEARS OLD If you wish to buy a Is one of the most delicious pleas­ ures accorded to those who enjoy a fine cup of tea. I have just re­ ceived a large invoice of the new crop of New Moon Tea and it fully equals the best recommends ever given it Why dont you try it? Whenever you want groceries or canned goods call on me. S. E. PHILLIPS. We Save Jut Received A large consignment of QfllLb’5 QLOflK For any of the above ages, you can get them for One Fourth Off From former J6FS6U SWB61 FO06S, prices. BARGAIN SEEKERS That we have go!>t to Bell at the low price of th is. 1 b cars. Call in and see how cheap Oar stock <11 ictlvr. and WJ BOOTH. TH Reliable Jeweler. Labor is awake to the Issues of the day and knows where to place the responsibil­ ity for the present stagnation tn all lines of business. : Camton, Omiq, July 10,1891. committee of OUR JflLE OF DINNER SETJ Northers Should not fail to price these goods. HOGLE �= Hastings Banner, Thursday, Nov. 30, 1893. NOW me hes we ES. . we s on ,ains the gger .ver. oom ivery our illing hristWhy your iture, . now com- Is the time and Fred IL Heath’s, the druggist’s, is the place to buy Condition Pow­ ders for your horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and poultry. This is the time of the year when they need a general tonic. In fattening stock! they add to the value of the' food by improving the appe­ tite, loosening the skin and making them thrive much faster. We have most aH kinds made, and will fill your own recipe with pure drugs, and will save you money on same. Bl« P. A. Sheldon was in Kalamazoo Tues- Tbe first of the five entertainments of the Hastings Lecture Association will be Thanksgiving service at the Presbyter­ ian church on Thursday at 10 oclock. Usual services at the church next Sunday. An Experience social is on the horizon. Certain ladles connected with the Presby­ terian church are bending their brows over the problem how to earn a dollar tn be followed by their sad or humurour ad­ ventures. , m. Io bo followed at ID;1O vttb per. Subject ot tbe wriwon,- "Tne Kadi­ inent of Love ” Iu Ute evening rt?»’ Re*. W. L. Cogshall of Grand Rapid* will preach. Jas. Sckimore was con vlcted in tbe Circa! * Court last week for brutally poundleg hte wife and the jury found him guilty. Saturday Judge Smith sentrnend him to font yeare hard labor in the state's prison at Jaekon. Tuesday more I ng Sheriff McKevnn es­ corted James to his new home at Jackson 'Fhe ladles connected with the Kmantial where he will have ample time for re­ ehureh will be entertained Thursday Dec. flection, aud can work off bls surplus en­ 7th. by Mesdames E. I'owers, W. Powers, ergy in a way that will be of some benefit Bentley. Colgrove, Barnes. Silsbee, Lath­ to somebody. Surely ’the way of tho rop, Bronson and Mr. Messer. Supper transgressor is hard." but it seems to suit served at Pariah Hoose from five until some people. seven. All are invited. Tbe C. L. 8. C. wUl joeet with Mrs. L. E. Stauffer Saturday afternoon, Dec., 2nd. at 3 o'clock with the following program:— Rome and the Making of Modern Europe—Miss Striker. Outlines of Economics—Mrs. II. Bailey. A Half Century of Italian History— Mrs. R. Bailey. Question Table In the Chatauquan. Quotations about Thanksgiving. H* Harurtl*}* and Mondays, at Ira Vao V*U > burgh's hardware store. N.T. Djamo*ix Rutland Taxpayer*. I wiU be al the Ilasllnin CHy Bank to rereivw taxes every .-ialurtlay during Derembev, *rrt my residence In RuUaud on Friday Lkwis Watkins. Tveasarer- Quarterly meeting at the Hendershott schoolhause next Saturday and Sunday. Tbe P. E. will attend. FRED L. HEATH, - THE DRUGGIST. LOCAL NEWS. This week, Presbyterian The Y. P. 8. C. E. next Sunday evening at 6 o’clock. “Subject, "Keeping yourself unspotted from tbe world." Stockholder * MooUnff. work, Cloaks made In to Military capes.,.. Mrs. D. S. Goodyear Is visiting her seal skin Barques repaired, muffs made| ^mother, Mrs. Phillips at Milan. In accordance with See. 13 of Public and redlned. Fur trimmings furnished. act No. 305 of the State Banking law of Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Tower will Michigan of 1887, the stockholders of the Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lorango, of Chi­. spend Thanksgiving at Naafavllle. Hastings City Bank are hereby notified, Harry Waldorff and famllyoiAlbion will that the annual meeting of the stockhold­ cago, with Mrs. Donahue, assisted by al band of young ladles and gentlemen of 1 spend Thanksgiving with his father. ers of said bank for the election of direct­ Hastings will give a grand concert at thej t ors, will be held at their offlee In Has­ Mrs. Mary T. Goodyear hav'becn quite tings, Mich., on Tuesday, December 12th. Catholic church Monday evening Dec., 4th., at 7:30 p. m.. All lovers of musicJ Ill, but Is much bettor at this Writing. A. D. 1863 from 9 a. m. to 13 o’clock m. and reading will undoubtedly find this ai Dated at Hastings this 27th day of Nov. Mrs. B. B. Wyckoff of Howell, is visit­ rare treat Admission 25 cents. 1893. ing her daughter Mrs. R. C. Williams. Dan. W. Reynolds. Cashier. Now we have IL and-It is a dandy. Ak Mrs. G. W. Francis ot Nashville was Hastings Souvenir Spoon with tho pewr the guest of Mrs. H. A. Barber Friday. * CIRCULATION ‘ court bouse in the bowl, made of sterling[ SupL J. H Hlginbothamof American Ex. silver. It is the finest spoon ever shown‘ press Co. of Detroit was in the city Friday. In any city. John Beumer, our popular Hereafter, changes for advertisements jeweler had them made in one of the’ Mias Nettie Gant spent last week with mast reach this offlee Tuesdays at latest to largest factories In the United States andl her slater Mrs. - Phillips of Vermontville, Insure insertion In tbe issue of tbe week they are for sale at his store with otherr when brought. fine sterling sliver goods, be ^ure and seej Rev. and Mrs. Levi Masterand daughter them. I of Kalamazoo are visiting friends in the * city. The cheapest hats la tbe city at Russells. The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean Is a 16 page paper. Eight pages come in j C. R. Oiborn Is on the sick list thia Every thing in tbe line of holiday goods supplement form and has two full pages week having quite a severe attack .of the at RussOll’a colored Illustrations. The Inter Ocean Isi ia grippe. Buy a Hastings souvenir spoon at John recognized as one of the leading papers Bed*mer*s, the jeweler. C. H. Gardner and mother will spend of the country. No pains or money are ^Mr. and Mrs. John Goodyear entertaln- spared In making everything first class. Thanksgiving with A. J. Bowneand family of Grand Rapids. We furnish the B anner and Inter Ocean •-.edjbe Whist Club last evening. to Barry County readers only for the Chas'.-W. Jordan has ’been confined to The city schools closed yesterday small sum of 81.00 cash In advance. his home the last few days with tbe pre­ Those outside of the county will be afternoon uneU Monday morning. vailing la grippe. charged Si.35. Hastings merchants are beginning to Mrs. W. D. Sterling and children at­ The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean Is a, put in their slock of holiday goods. 16 page paper. Eight pages come lu sup­ tended tho wedding of her sister near Midway Plaisance socials are all the plement form and has two foil page color Lowell last week, returning Monday. The special services at th e Methodist ... ] Wesley French. Dowling church are attracting a great deal of 161 1 SelUe K»ld, Bartlngs attention, notwithstanding this unpleas­ j Lewis H. Peek. Assyria . ant weather. There was a large congre­ I Valuta Peek. Rochester. N. T. gation last Sunday and thirty persons signed cards expressing a desire to lead a Christian life. The meetings will be con­ tinued next week. Tuesdsy evening will be young peoples evening. All are cor­ John Q. Creasy to John Holden. w dially invited. aac «. Finis Laks, PratrievHls, foe. Next Sunday tbe quarterly meeting Jacob Lentz to Alfred C Barton. 1 will be held In the Methodist Episcopal aadltn, Nashville, 5*50. ■« itf.'aai’s&ax.cn, 80 quire?. PATRONS This is what the people have to say who have worn the Lambertville Snag Proof Rubber Boot. These boots cost a little more money but the extra service you ran get out of them more than pays the difference. In QMMt Michigan towns this winter. One half off on job lot of clothing. O, DyfipAULDlNG. Call at the little red frofot shoe store and see those 10 button over gaitnrs for 81.00, , ... । Don’t fall to see the handsome sterling silver ware at John Hessmer’s, the jewel-1। ; Z R. K. Grant and party returned from ‘ the north Saturday. The party captured I 1 -- • 1 The subject of Haunibsl Williams’ redtal, Saturday evening will be "The Tam­ ing of the Shrew.” We have M»me very fine silk handker­ chiefs for ladles. Bankrupt Store. / b .r««ln« al on, Bsnnut UUF. Q. D. Spaulding. Episcopal parish house. In securing Mr. J. W. Luau wa* in Grand Rapids Mon­ Hannibal Williams for the fl.ift series Best dark prints S'-f cents. day. . abuws a de'*ininallou on tbe part of tbe O. D. Spaulding. Mrs. Jbhn Spence was In Grand Rapids Association -a give its patrons a class of Always smoke Ed. Powers No. 33 cigar. entertajniuenta superior In all- respects to Monday. Always the umc; always the beat 5 cent any ever given In the city. The artist, <Ml.«es Kittle and Sable Beadle elgar In (he United States. are in Mr. Williams stands in bls profession the city. equaled by none and com-s with rec­ We sell the best of rubber goods at the “*~huon Nevins Is visiting friends In the ommendations from the must talented men lowest prices. and women of America. Those who fail to city this week. Bankbuft Store. avail themselves of tbe course of five enter­ E. A. Mattison was In Middleville Mon* tainments will miss a rare treat. A limited See our line of fine neck searfr. The day on business. number of reserve scats are now on sale at finest In the city. F. L. Heath's Drug Store a: 81-50 Jor the Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tinkler spent Sun­ Bankrupt Store. course, regular season tickets 31.00 day In Woodland. According to tbe Democrat the Y. M. C. For a few days recently three or four Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Chidester were In A. will give a series of dances, this win­ gentlemen of the Hebrew persuasion open­ ter. Il has been denied however and tbe Grand Rapids Monday. ed a store In this elly for tbe purpose uf Y. M. 8. C. will give the daoees instead. Mrs. M. H. Bailey went to Kalamazoo selling a --stock of clothing from a big Chicago clothing manufacturer, who made to day to visit her brother. boaats having ten doctors an assignment etc.” We were reliably In­ and thirteen lawyers. Hastings can go, *** *** Mr. and *nrt Mrs. Mrs- Julius Jolina Russell Rai will spend formed by oue who ought to lie in a posi­ them several better on the former m there1 Th"»ksgivlng at Allegan, tion to know, that tills concern offered rentleman In <n this thi* city who . ... . are eighteen gentleman • Frank Woodmansee and II. Lewck were some good pricessome of the higher write Dr. before their name. grade of goods, b vt that In tome of the in Grand Rapids Saturday. cheaper lines, such as would universally l *^D. W. Reynolds Is visiting relatives in Poultry wanted now. On Tuesday off be called for In places of this slxe. ths each week during tbe winter I will be* ^New York slate this week. » goods were very “rocky." Tbe gentle­ ready to receive all fat. well dressed poul­ Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Andrus are confined men sold a good many goods, so we hear, try. Dress your poultry yourself and[ but If every purchaser will be fair with I to their home with la grippe. make all the money there Is In It. himself or herself, we will wager that In 'R. B. Messer returned from bis business L. E. Stauffer. three mouths from now they will agree trip in the east Tuesday nlgbL with us that they could have done better Miss Lizzie Klys of Grand Rapids is ' /*Archie McCoy will spend to morrow If they had bought their clothing of our Mopping with Mrs. J. H, Dennis and la< home merchants. prepared Io do all kinds of fur and plush[1’ ,*Bh Will Fuller at Nashville. One quart ar off on Ladles fine shoes. O. D. Spaulding. RS. = PERSONAL mention ed Illustrations. The Inter Ocean Is rec­ /*Shirlie Smith, LoulsxGoodyear, Walter ognized as oue of the leading papers of. rand Mias Belle iLampman and Guy Bauer the country. No pains nr money arei returned from Ann Arbor Tuesday night spared In making eyerythlng first class.! ^or Thanksgiving. We furnish the Banner and Inter Ocean to Barry County readers only for the small sum of 81.00 cash In advance. Those The latest things in silks at Russell's, outside of the county will be charged • 81.21K I Before buying your Christmas presents ' j ______________ go to Russell's. ' Hunters here as well as those who ■ " bave ln |br northern part of the All kinds of stamped linens for fancy ___________ -l«r.. . work nt DunaMlPn state, complain that game Is scarce. ; work at Russell’s. 3iid>igau is not the Michigan mo plentiful pit-miiui hunting uuiuiuk Our Remnant table Is rendy for you. o-Foiiwi If F fe\re» f m f In* ru setground II was when <111 our forefathers o. D. Spaulding. tied here fifty years ago. Then a settler eould step out and bag a turkey, part­ One quarter off on Clonks and Shawls. ridge, a wild duck or perchance a deer O. D. Spaulding. aud replenish the larder without much trouble. But now the hunter who returns Remember that we sell plush caps and from a three weeks hunt with a single fine hate at X off the regular prices. deer Is considered fortunate. Bankrupt Stork. . Frank Hadley who recently returned Prof. Sterling B. Morse, of Kalamazoo. irom Chattanooga. Tenn., is ovwwuurc«~ nowconnrct- |q coming here to give vocal and piano aiuui (,iiaiuni«iK«. iron., ib Nothing will make a more comfortable/ ed with the Millard Cigar- Co., and the lessons this whiter. He comes highly and acceptable Christmas present than a > business management of the concern now recommended. All who desire to receive . nice set of furs. Go to RusselFs for them. I devolves upon him. Frank baa had a Instructions call on Merrill . .. Foote. ./The coming winter will 1ms a hard one good business experience and Is capable of Every member, of Barry lodge. No. 13, / for farm hands, as a great many farmer* j bringing the Institution to the front. Mr. K. of P., Is requested to attend the meet­ ? will do without help owing to stringency Millard.is an .expert in the toliacco llud and has proven that he knows bow to ing iu Castle hall Munday eve Dec 4th. at »,of the times. turn out excellent goods. Together they which time will occur the annual election Jos. Rogers Is in the market for live will make a very strong U-am and there of officers. There will also be work in poultry on Saturdays. Mondays and Tuea- Isn’t any question but what they will meet the second rank. Every member should be Interested enough In tbe Importance days of each week. Don’t forget that he with success. of the meeting to atV-nd. pays the highest market price. We desire to nay to all patrons that the Q)ne day last week while workmen were Don’t fall to subscribe for tbe Banner Delton Roller MHL Is running and will and the Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean, tbe I bo the body of o« kept Kept running, despite uoapiuj reports io the uiu splitting up ur some v wood from ..... re porta to two papers for only 81.00 ptr jear cash contrary. We are here for business and a tree that formerly stood near Merrick in advance, for Barry County reader*. we propose to do business. W4 thank our Reeds house, they found a little Iron wheel From now on our readers a IB do well patrons for their trade and we cordially imbedded iu the tlmben several inches to look for Township treasurers notices as Invite new patronage. We propose to do from the surface. The wheel looks a* to when they will receive taxes. It may giMMi work; to p«y the highest possible though it might have been on an apple prices for everything and treat one and paring machine and how It got Into the save a good deal of time and trouble. tree Is a mystery. At the fair ground a /"^Ed Schuman has opened up a meat rnnr- all alike. Give us a call. couple ot wrought Iron nails were also Yonrs for Business, ! ket in A! Jones building ou Jefferson street found imbedded In the body of an oak Dodds A Hartman. I Ed has a-gooti nianv friends In the city, is 'Delton. Mich. about six inches under the bark. The I an experienced band In tbe meat business nails were driven Into the tree about 13 and no doubt will receive his share of Tlie man who d«ies not look Into one of feet above ground, and they were of very the many publications that are Issued In crude make showing that they were driven Xpatronage. the Inten st of tho horse and Ita master, there many years ago. One month Jree subscription (or TMs is not a proper person to care for well Youth’s Companion now. Your subscrip­ bred honw-s. No man can properly enrry .MA meetI iik was held 1^ the city Bank tion will date from Jan. 1st 1894. You off a horse who ha* no knowledge uf hla 'Tuesday arteruoon of tire1 most prominent Wil! get Dec. 1898 free. Delivered through business, much lese be able to tell when/ merchants mid citizens, and suliacrlptlons .the mall at >1.75. At Frank E. Heath’s be Is not feeling well. It takes brains received for tbe benefit of the poor of this News Room. handle horses Just the same as in an r city. Yesterday morning about 8100 had been subscribed and several had not yef other business, and the man who has a k t Owing to tbe fact that we went to press been seen, whom It was known would one day-earller than usual this week sev­ of well bred‘horses to keep and hires contribute something. The amount raised eral letters from our correspondents bad cheap hanttto care for them is losit g will probably be turned over to tbe poor to be ommllted. If our correspondents authorities, together with the list of the fail to find tbelr Items they will know the We take the following account of tie needy ones in the city, and the county be reason of tbelr ommisslon. wedding of H<m-Jan-A. Sweesy of tlia asked to look after them this winter. Mrs. H. A. Barber entertained a num- elty to Mra. B. M. Brown, from the Piqua Anyone having any old clothing to spare of ladles at afternoon whist last Thursdsy. Ohio. “Dally Call":—A happy compan ’ Is requestod to bring It to W. O. Lowden’s Mra J S Goodyear won first prize and Mbs ■mt at Um home and Mra J. C. Geyer la* law offlee and .from there It wiU be distri­ Jennie Wolf received tbe consolation evening to wltneea the mirrlage of Hon\ buted among those needing IL prize. A delicious repast was served if Jas. A. Swrezy of Hastings. Mich, and There Is certainly a good reason to des­ Mrs. H. M. Brown, of thia city. The Im­ ter the game was finished. performed by pair of people ever learning the valuable Invitations have been printed at thia pressive ceremony was lesson that it Is always best and vast­ offlee Rtinounclng the marriage of Mary E. Rev. F. G. Mitchell. Pastor of the Green ly the cheapest In the end to trade with Street M. E. Church. The bride was be­ Stewart to Archie E. Trrpcning at tbe When the fakirs for comingly attired Id a traveling suit of home merchants. home of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. blue and green storm serge. The lady the third or fourth time come to this city John Stewart, at Yankee Springs, Wednes­ guests were the members of the Colum­ aud fool the people on the same game, it day Dee. 6th. at oue o’clock. bian Literary Club of which Mra. Sweety is lime to stop and wonder at the creduli­ We have just completed the printing of has been the beloved and efficient presi­ ty of some. ’The best ones to deal with In 600 City Directories for Mr. E. P. Wheeler dent for the past two years. The groom nine case* out of ten are the home mer­ of Grand Rapids.,who for several weeks a prominent Republican, la Prosecuting chants. With them you run no chances past has been engaged In numbering the Attorney of B>rry County, Mich.. Is Ex- In dealing, afad they give yoovaiue r®reslrtrncrs In the city. The book has 64 Regrnt Of the University of ihe same celved. They are not here to deceive, but pages and contains abont 600 names and State aud has been a member of the Leg' to win your confidence. Traveling merreaj^nee addresses. From here Mr. telature. The bride ia well known In our marcantlle establishments care nothing abont the confidence of the people; all Wbeeter will go to Eaton Rapids and elty as an accompll'’hed lady Iwlnga fine they care about Is the dollars and they wuikUn and one of much Hl,ran ability. uumher the residences in titat city. have no scruples as to how they get them Sb« will bo an-allr mUa^l In ebundi A Watterson returned from Earanabu either. Such concerns buy nothing but work aa wall aa aoelaiq bavlnn 'r’7I Tuesday where be went about two months tbe cheapest gradm of goods and damaged t'ormpondtng Srcrrtary ot Ihr W. U. M. ago to work in a furniture factory. Like a rooda whose flaws and defects cannot be good many other institutfams, the faetnrv It ot lbw Orran Strw4 M. K. Cbureb noUMd Mb br « nwrtrno-1 -!•_ « acceptably tor the pawl tbrao yean*. Mra is closrd and when-Mr. Watterson left it people would remember these things. It sweefy waa tbe recipient ot many beaiitlwas tn the hands of the Sheriff. Mr. would not only be a benefit to the borne tul lieu, of lore. The h«PPf merohanta, but a saving to themselves. Watterson says that everything is very wlUi-tt» mother otthe bride—Mra. Shedd Experience Is a dear school but there «iuletin northern Michigan. The drmoleft oo tbe 10.41 p. m. train for llaat o«a. aXany who seem to be unable to learn where a beaulltal hew hoowi U a wait! op They serve all alike, and Um laboring man in any olhar way. Hrebrtdw. I have worn one pair of your finag Proof Rubber Hoots for three years. 1 am •■ o £5 0. * o ? FRANK FISHER. ,0 I wore one pair of your Snag Proof Rubber Boots for two years. ARCHIE WOLCOTT. 1 bought a pair of Snag Proof Fell Rubbers of you, and I think they wilf wear as long as two pairs of any other make of Rubbers,-Boston not excepted. NICK ALLERDING. I have worn the Saag I Rubber ■ of Rubber Boots. LORENZO E. MU DVR. We’ve got a good many more recommends for this boot In fact e^ery 111811 buys a pair of them is a walking advertisement for us. We’ve got lota of cheaper Kur> here if you want them, but it will pay you to. pay a little more money ajad get a boot trial will last you twice as long. Remember, we have the Exclusive Agency for thia boot. i W. H. SPENCE, ^oo?.11 J 't n U YING U CLOTHING [j as we b u y V 8 u i t s and Overcoats, and knowing what and when a nd where to bay is all the s ecr e t there is in this great Clothing business of ours. Secret enough. Its mastery has already brought twice over the Clothing trade that the community ever saw. It has brought high-class Clothing within your reach at maybe half the old-time prices. It has made select­ ions easier as variety and quantity have been increased. Men ot stylish tastes know this. The manner in which .our stock and their tastes meet explains our great sales of Ckxhing. n EADY FOR THANKSGIVU ING, are you? Ready for R cold Winter weather, are you? 11 Have you purchased your Winter’s supply of Underclothing? Knowing what to get and when and where to get it is what has made such a succession of Under­ wear bargains in this store poesible. Three interesting items from the Men’s Furnishing Department—illustrating the twofor-the price1 of-one idea that is so frequent there: Man's extra heavy Umlerclotbaa. well made. M cento a ganBimt; worth - nearly double. Urairable pattern* Ln all _ ‘.111. WV. color*. R. K. GRANT j �Hastings Banner. Thursday, Jfey-Jj?'. 1^2.3- NO CHANGE YET. AH AWFUL THAOrDY. The Hawaiian Qujsc at Lent Ai> counts Still Dethroned. Sbymous, Ind.. Nov. 27.—-^intoa Joraan late Saturday night «hot aud killed Josiah Foater, hl* father-in-law, Mr*. Foater and their daughter, Miss Cora Foster. He then stabbed his wife, who was trying to defend her parents, and finally shot and killed himself. Four yean ago Clinton Jordan, 31 NO ACTION TAMAN. yean old, married a daughter of Terrible Selge-ficlatio Rheumatiem Ban Francisco, Not. 24.—The steam­ Josiah Foster, with whom he ho* ship Alameda has arrived from Honolu­ never lived happily. Last week they lu bringing news that do change had separated and she returned to the been made in the government up home of her father. Saturday night to the time of sailing. The United Jordan met hi* father-in-law and ac­ Press correspondent at Honolulu, companied him home, contrary to the writing under date of the 16th wishes of the latter, who feared fast., says: Aa yet Minister Wib trouble. Jordan promised to behave, Ila has made no intimation to this but soon after hta arrival al Foster's government of any special communica­ home be began a quarrel. tion with which he may be charged, Foster then ordered him out of thenor is it known that he ha* any. The house, when Jordan fired at the old city is daily alive with strange ru­ man, but miaaed him. the ball atrikmor* of the minister's intention*, all ing Miss Cora Foster aged 17, in of which are traced to royalist sources. the head, killing her instantly. Called ou WU114. His second shot hit Foster iu the Three days ago tho ex-quoen made a head and he fell, but he soon rose and brief call upon tho American minister ran about half a\^nile to the home of merely to pay her respects, as Mr. another son-in-law, William Powell, Willis subsequently stated. Up to where he fell and lingered until late this time Mr. Willi* has not re­ In tbe afternoon, when he died. Jor­ turned her visit. On the same day a dan tlien turned hta revolver toward committee of the American League Mra. Foater, his mother-in-law, shoot­ Or Gatatas, Ohio. tendered a reception to Minister Willis, ing her in the neck, the ball ranging . „ dfictors at which he delivered an address In downward and causing a wound from <ld, but the result baa proven that Hood’s s*r- diplomatic but agreeable and encour­ which she died. Jordan's wife ataging term*. After welcoming the _____ ----------— --------------------_ tempted to defend her mother, and he committee and speaking In pleasing - sobbed her repeatedly in the breast, terms of hi* visit to Hawaii Mini* ter handsandface, and ended by shooting I Waa divan Up to Dio Willi* said: \_>-f her through ths head. Jordan then opened hi* vest, aad A er feet, I began to take Hood’s pissing the revolver against hb breast The lint hottie had a Httle at sent a ball through his heart. He dropped dead, falling across the dead tam had been so run down by other medicine, Padflo ocean or any other territory body of his wife. The pistol waa placed that ittook me quite a while to recuperate. By tee Une I h*d taken toar bottle* ot Hood's 8*rao close to hl* breast that Jordan's divulge. You will undenland thia Bal this clothing caught fire and was literally burned off him, tbe akin dropping frost | islands and nothing which can be said or dose. hie body when it waa lifted. COOK BROS. Hood’s^Cures Even When Called Incurable Hood’s Sarsaparilla YOUNG MEN JAPANESE CURE Box** n» oiunnmit. A ucvnr-falUnr Curo for FUm of er«-ry naiur-ea l «-—<•<% It tnaksa rm operslfov with Ih'- knlfo » r Injoetftmsof csrboHc neld, which arc painful and utldciu a psr^auent cure, and often rowuUnc In death, unui-e^sary. Why ondU'n ? We guarantso_C tee. You only pay for CONSTIPATION Si® fherr^j I TVPK end STOMACH REGULATOR tad bloom___ rv-kUjuy.H. am*n, mi)<i «n»i pieaMstu _ ....... I r... toll—. W. H. Goodyear. Sole Agent, naatlnint. SHKBIFF’S SALK. State of Michigan, county of Barry—as. By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias issued out of aud undrr the seal of . the Circuit Court for the county of Bury and state of Michigan to mn directed and delivered against tbe goods and HoyaUsta Are OeeatraJL This, implying that hl* action was limited by specific instructions was construed by royalist adherent* -as meaning that he had positive orders to restore the queen, and the royalists appeared on the streets in a boastful and aggressive mood. The provisional government, on, the other band, pro­ fesses to believe that it means a pro­ tectorate. Some of the officers of the steamship s;iy that trouble is expected and .that an outbreak may come at any moment Another officer of the ship,. whose name for obvious reasons is not given, says the annexationists are consider­ ably irritated at the. failure of their ef­ forts to secure recognition from the United States. This feeling is intensi­ fied by the qneen’s persistent state­ ments that the day of her restoration is at hand. » Washington. Nov. 24.—When the As­ sociated Press bulletin from San Fran­ cisco, that the steamer Alameda bad brought no news of special importance, and that there had been no attempt to restore the queen to the throne, was shown to Secretary Gresham, he said: That is not surprising to me. 1 wa s not expecting to hear by this steamer that she had been restored.’’ ; ' AL the Hawaiian legation Minister Thurston said he had nothing to say. The strain of the uncertainty that has ' Bsxkb Shrinkb. Ex-Sheriff. surrounded them for two weeks now is O. A Clabk. Plain tiff’s Att’y, ’ beginning to lell on those attached to Dated, October mb, 1893,__________________ tbe legation. W. N. Armstrong was looked to by callers to voice ■ la the matter of the estate of Austin D Bas­ sett, deceased. the opinions of friends of the pro- | Notice ta berebj visional government on the news > public auction to tl It was unexpect- | the S7th dav ot . ----- - by the Alameda at one o’clock, ta tbe afternoon at the ed and grateful news, he said, to ' promises herein described In the town­ hear that the provisional government ship of Irving. In tbe county of Barry, in tbe state of Michigan, pursuant tu was already aware of Mr. Cleveland’s license and authority granted to me on tbe 4tb tatestkrn to rMUOT th. monvreb, mxt day of August, A. I). 1893. by the Probate were .till .landtag firm »„d w.r« pnt pared to defend themselves. Of A. D., 1WT. k>vy upon and take *11 tbe right UUeand interest of the said LMglitau DehnvenA aud to th# following de-tcrlDed real est*te>ft tuted In the township of Johnstown, llarry County.Michigan, to-wit: The north west fractious! quarter («) of the north east fractional quarter (K) of section numbw two (2) town one (t) north ot range eight (S) we*t.containing forty-live (w) acres of land more or less, all of which I shall expose for sale at public auction or veodtM to the high ■ eat bidder M tbe taw directs at the Dorth front door of the Court House in tbe city of Hastings, that being tbe building lo which the Circuit Court tor said eounty of Barry, state of Mich­ igan. is bold, ou Batm day tbe second dav of Deeriuber, A. D., UMX st io o’cioek in tbe fore­ being !□ the county of Barry, ta tbe state of Michigan, kn^wn -and described a* follows, to-mt: The sonth west quarter (M) of the south we«t quarter (Si) of section twenty-two (23. town four (4) north range nine <9• we-t. J. W. HkXDxnsnorr. Administrator. Dated. October 10th. IMO. ----------------- PEOBATkoTftJEk----------------Mate ot Michigan, County ot Barry, as. At a session of tbe Probate Coprt. for tbe county of Barry bolden al the Probate offlee, la the City of Hastings, in said County, on Friday the 27tb day of October la the year oao thousand eight bun dred and ninety three. Preceet. Charles W. Anostroag, Judxe of course the news had not reached them that there was a wide­ spread expression of public sentiment for them in the United States. But the friends of the provisions! gov­ ernment feel that any delay that brings nearer the time when the provhlon.l government .ball pc.lv. naw. ot th. reception ^corded by th. public to Secretary Urreh.m'. letter give. added assurance that the plan to re- stated thsfran order or decree De made Dy this court determining who are or were the lawful Stbacuwc, N. Y.. Nov. M.—The na­ tional grange. Patron* of Husbandry, in session in tbta city adopted reeolutions yesterday denouncing Secretary Norton, of tho agricultural department for an attack upon the grange in a for the hearing of in at law of raid to take stope immediately to secure a secretary of agriculture who shall be Ln accord with their interests. ETC --------sue. os the hearing MAS. THOMAS eolSON. BdUoa. th. great InrentOT. h*. « George W Utley, 15 yeara old, was I locked up at Flushing for housebreak­ Ule»l home at Orange, N. J., end • ehu-mlng wUe lo preJde oxer IL ilre. ing. He made a desperate effort to es­ BdUon before her marriage waa Mia. cape by setting fire to the building Nina MUler. daughter ol Lewi. Miller, near the door, and by the time a stream the millionaire Inventor and leading of water was thrown on the fire he war smothered. Hi* lifeless body wa» light In tho Chautauqua movement. taken out from a corner with his head EdUon met her In Bo,ton. where .ho wrapped in a quilt. He had evidently wae otndplng mmdc, eome time in IM. emptied a straw tick near the door and He loll d#,peratelj la love, and within set it on fire, expecting to burn a hole ,Iv months they wore engaged to be married. Tho wedding took plane ta through to liberty. February. UM Mm Bdlaon la tall and stately aud has brown eyes and Railroad Commissioner Billings ad­ warm, dark hair and a clew oUv« oomdressed a circular to the managers and superintendents of all railroads operat­ ing In Michigan on the subject of heat­ ing and lighting passenger coache*. He urges the equipment of coaches, bag­ gage, express and mail cars with fire extinguishers adapted to hand u*«, and sounds a warning against ths use of oil which will not stand a trot of 300 de­ grees. All fuel beaten must be aban­ doned forthwith. A furioua fire, aud one that in lo** of property has seldom had ite parallel Ln the North woods, broke out at Kaoo. tingutahed until 8380,000 worth of lum­ bar, the property of William Pater*, of Toledo, had taan dm troy ad. Thera wu only 3AT.000 of laauranaa The fire ta thought to have been o( ls= Lnand very graceful sad altogether a ooliths la tho state say that during tho charming womaa. The Edison home, Gtenmont, is ia LtowaUya Park, a suburb of Orange, andoae of the prottiset places Ln the Orange mountains, being situated on whanoa can bo obtained coo of the mai beautiful and exteaaivo riwws to York. Tho observatory I) W. Fulst-r. of Canajoharie. N. Y., •aye that bv always keeps Dr. Klmu New Dtacuter> in tbe House and his family haa•twajo round the very best result* follow its use; that he would not be without it, If procurable. G. A. Dykeman. Druggist, CaUkiH, N Y . say* that Dr. King's New Discovert ta undoubtedly the best cough remedy; that ho has used It In bls family for right years, and it lots never lulled to do all that ta claimed for It. Why not try a remedy so long tried aud tested. Trial <H»tiles free at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. Large size 30c and 81.00. 8. 11. Clifford. New Cassel. Wls.. was troubled with neuralgia aud rbentnallHtn, his stomach was dlMrderejl, his liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he wa* terribly reduced In flesh sud strength. Throe bottles of Electric Bitter* cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, 111., had a running sore on his leg of right years’ standing. Used three tattles of Electrta Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen’a Arnica Salve, and his leg Is sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was Incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one tax Bucklen’s Amies Salve cured him entirely. Sold by Wfidtl., Goodyear, the druggist. The beet salve in tho world for cute, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblain*, corn*, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles or no pay required. It ta guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by W. EL Goodyear, the druggist. Tbe jury In the slander suit ot Robert P. Navarre of New Port against ex-Llentenant Strong of Monroe, in which ths former claimed 8X0,300 damages, brought in a verdict of an eause for action, Friday. Kalamazoo police have been ordered to arrest every person found on the atresis after 1 o'clock in tbe morning who cannot give a reasonable oxeuas. □ M. D. Bailey, Receiving Teller'^kpnd TRADE IS STRONGER. enough." Arthub Sncox, Galatea, Ohio. Will save money by attending PARSON’S NKW BUSINESS COLLEGE, Kalamazoo, corner of Main and Werf Sts. Send for Catalogue. W. F. PARSONS, ____________ Prest. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Mulaahy, the hero of alghty-right bat­ tle* during the civil war and cue of (hr aha’* oldest Mttlere, died at hta homo after a brief Lilacs* from ths grip. Gen. Mulcahy had a wifs and several children and a record la rivil and military life that Is seldom excslted- Rapids Saving Bank, says be cannot sa^ oountry. GLamnant iteelf ia horartona too much tn favor of "Adkoada” Wheeland beautiful Ite ft—IrtiiM and •r*« Heart and Nerve Care. Sold by W. Goodyear. and Edison ha* Lieut.-Col. Fred H. Caso, of Three might library Ln which Rivers, has been elected an honorary member of tbs regular army association at Governor’s Island. Edison ha* no time for that kiad of A warrant baa been isaned against A man living in Blackman township, dreaming, however. Hie province ia Jackson county, buried fifteen bushels rather to make dreams practical, and BeldlDg’v Oral th officer tor failure to pla­ card a bouse In wljich wa* a case of diph­ of potatoes near ths roadside. Some to that end he spends most of his time In reaaaro rather contUctlng. There ba* been theria. one who had learned of the deposit hi* laboratory and workshops—a group broke open the bank and took out of red brick buildings about five min­ strengthened In consequence. Though the every potato aud carried them off to­ utes’ walk from tho house. They say production la-this branch la a Uli some w hat ward Jackson without leaving any clew that Mrs. Edison has often to go down aa to his Identity. to the laboratory to remind her hus­ UMreta a substantial ^increase ta demand. In band _ee«Jl that Lil*I IL it l.t is 1UCU1 meal time, U’.UC, for IVl 1>C he gets the manufacture of DocRa aad shoes tbs de­ so absorbed • a his experiments that ho mand employs aa Increasing numbar ot fao^ David Wheat, accused of murder, was torlea, and the orders are ta number about sa discharged at Hancock aud Patrick quite forgeta the necessity of eating. usual for tbe season, though smaller ta quan­ O’Brien, also accused of murder, was FATHER OF ALL EGOS. . . ... . I pronounced not guilty by the jury after Th. bnuM-c of James MeClosky sod Wheat has advanced 1 cent, though the re­ being out two hour*. They were j John Dummer of Manistee were burned ceipts have been t.SOD.QOO bushels. a*ainat S,- mixed up in the slaughter of Finland­ Loss 82.500; iusurancn $1,500. MO.oco last rear, aud the experts In.tn Atlantic j A large specimen of the egg of the Friday. ers st the Dover mine location in Sep ­ porta only 600.UM bushels, agulnat l.QUO.uOO last ! fabled roc of the "Arabian Nighta,” or L. S. .Evans a wealthy politician of year. Tho corn receipts are remarkably tember last I tepyornis, as the extinct gigantic bird Galesburg, was found dead In an outhouse large, amounting to bushel* against 1.­ I of Madagascar is called, has been ae- Friday. He was 75 years old. 300,009 last year, and tho prioe has declined t cent There has been a slight decline In ’ Albert Grosvenor and Miss Bessie cured by J. Proctor, of Tamatava and oil. about one-quarter ol a cent tn coffee, and Shiok, well-known young people ol Prince’s Square, W., wbo has brought also In bogs, and 1160 in pork Cotton is a sixteenth higher, though considerably de­ Sand Lake, were to have been married, the curiosity to London. It waa dispressed durta* tho week, with receipts of Ml,- but the groom did not appear and the covered by some natives about twenty guest* were dismissed. C . Augus. Grosvenor's ' miles to the southward of St. When Aevraae Child, she crfa*l for Oaatoria. relatives opposed the matchi and it .. was tinea bay, on tho southwest coast of believed induced him to leave for .Da­ Madagascan It was floating on tho icalm sea within twenty yards of tho full year’s consumption. kota. Money continues to accumulate, and Is loaned , beach, and is supposed to have been _ , , . . , i washed away with the foreshore, which v-L.". f 71 '“7? 'T or»fnUea • oomUatn of -nd hllU. after a hurricane improvement ta the market since the successful 7-•»? " “ X ,«« ta the early of the yem-. Sigruld ABbjrusen of lapbemmg la» sale of cottons, but tho oountry banks prefer to an "-b.u.U»S exhausting drill they though with _lth „ the, Tlw lougebiremcn ot the made a statue of tbe late Mayor HarrlMU pile up their balances here to be loaned at low through rates ou call rather than to buy paper below 4 feutupon rmefetaak and bread, with , Mtlpod_ op!nin< u,.t the egg bad a of Chicago. per cent fingers ' neerefororforks. or , value, .bowed the unusual piece ot Failures for the week numbered 3*7 ta the Tbe first white fish in quantities for In the breach of promise suit at Mon- '; flotsam about with a view of sale, and years are now being caught in upper Lake Unttsd Stales, stfains: IRJ last year, and 34 ta roe, brought by Mrs. Mary Beaubln it thus camo into the hands of Mr. Michigan. against William Roman for 310,000, the portsnoe. Fur the prroedlag week tho Itablli- jury gave 83,000 to the oomplainant. j Proctor. The egg. which is whitey DR. HARTMAN TREATS brown in color and unbroken, is a fine ties of Ortas falling amounted to only 33.59d8lX Both parties are prominent resident* of Monroe. Iu order to bring to tbe homes of all John Johnson waa sentenced at people, rieh and poor, a reliable and per­ Houghton to five years in the Mar­ SWEPT BY FLAMES. manent cure for chronic catarrh a course quette prison for killing John Lehti at of treatment has been devised by the Pe­ Red Jacket lu October. __ 33*"1 Ovar a Million Dollars. ru-u a Ding Manufaclorli'g Company Two barns on the Tucker farm north which coat* Ihe patients nothing except Columbus, Q., Nov. 25.—The Hen­ of Coldwater were burned. Loss, 31,000; tbe necessary medicines. Tills enterpris­ rietta theater, Chittenden- hotel and insurance.'8500.* ing drug company, bound to lead end not Park theater were destroyed by fire Mrs. Maggie Hibbard, of Traverse follow, have completed arrangements to last evening ua ana Andrew Arm.lrong Armstrong, a City, was assaulted by three negroes, treat 10.000 catarrh patients during tbe robbed and outraged in an alley while coming winter free of charge. To insure Janitor, were burned to death. Tbe —** • on her way to the Polk street depot in the success of this gigantic undertaking loss on the Henrietta theater and Chicago. they have secured tbe services of the well auditorium is fGOO.OuO, that on the known writer and lecturer on chronic ca­ Last year Escanaba shipped 4,013,197 Chittenden hotel. Including furnishings tons of iron ore. This year shipments’' KGGS OF ROC, HKN, OSTRICH AND OOOHR tarrh, Dr. Hartman, who, with a corpse and property contained, 1400,000. and of assistant physicians. Is to take charge will not exceed 2,000,000 tonx ’I COMPAHKD. the Park theater lip.uOO. There were pf tbe correspondents with each patient. Ed Hogan and Dominick W. Hogan,1 also in the buildings tbe Ohio savings specimen, 33H by 28 inches, and an Pamphlets, aceompanltd by a letter, bank, the, ~~ Star .shoe store. Rice's— drug convicted of complicity in tbe 873,000 even higher value is placed upon it than giving complete directions for one month’s ----- - — ------- .— Mine nil Range robbery, were sentenced•<?", Loodmnn-. clothing .tore, upon the egg, of the great auk, which treatment sent free to any address. Those at Houghton to five years ’ imprison ­ Th« 0,1 wl11 -FFvegnt. »W.. . lived within the memory of man. The not entirely cured during the first month ment in the Marquette state prison. । 11 *» “ot k“w“ 1’°w ! Brobdingnaglan proportions of. the are expected to report their condition Many cities about ithe state are oruenQOIiaxmMS<1 m. originated, but it waa probably from a efiT? uro better demonstrated by corn- to Dr. Hartman, wbo will advise further ganislng for charitable work for the parison with the eggs of the Sstrich treatment without charge. Each patient defective flue in the theater. is permitted to continue correspondence needy poorlhls win tar. and crocodile. An oetrichs egg ia Mra. Harriet Reed, of Girard, Branch about seventeen inches ' by fifteen with Dr. Hartman, until entirely cured. •ouaty is dead at tbs ags of 74. on ths inohea, and the oontenta of six such At no time will any charge be made. ThedleL hygiene and sanitary regulations of agriculture in hi* annual report says rAriw, Mita* V■ ____ _ , . . of patient will be prescribed by the doc­ that there are in the United States fifty year*. mpyomla. The meMurements of the tor. The medicine, which is known all more than 8,000,000 farms, upon whtah eggs of the crocodile are normally over the world as Pe-ru-na. Is the main dwell more than 30,000,066 people, who !■ Bothel townshif, dropped dead of nine inohea by six ued one-half Lnchee. medlvlua used and can be obtained at any It would require the content* of xix- drugstore. Should it be nreei-sary to con­ exporta of thia country. teeo and one-half emu’s egga to equal tinue the cu> respondraer many Bionths. Mallery Gridley, a former Jaekann the content* of this great egg, or 148 or even visit Dr. Hartmsa In persoa, «g* of the homely fowl, or 80,000 of everything will be done free of charge. A free catarrh book sent to any the humming bird. The last egg of address by the P»-ru-na Drug Manufactur­ revenue eotimatee that the total reUe kind diapoMd of in Loudon sold ing Ccwpany ot Columbus, Ohio. cel pta from all source* of internal revfor CUM, though cracked. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. 18M. will be 3150,000,000, a decrease of <ymaa well-known throughout the a wife and two children. Scranton, Px. Nov. 2*.—Threw beys, Garfield Michaels, aged 13 years, and Thomas Maacbal and John Williams, both aged 10 year*, broke through the ice and were drowned while skattag CLAIM*. Caiduso, Nov. ML—Louis A Hilliard, Homer merchant* will close their stores evenings during tbe winter at 8 o’clock after an tdlaaaM of four month*. Sheriff Bera at* arrested at Poet Huron Augusta Zink, a JA-yeoc-eld gtri. ) Alpena WhHeft Hlnatrioua French name, waa holding forth during a dinner tn the Faubourg St. Germain at Paris about the lovellnMS ot the island of Tahiti, aud de­ scribing in glowing colors the marvel- J'r.aeh dcpudano,. With th. ob>ct The nd. of <h» •—u "I lb» Marian N.llon.l CIV Bank will taka plto. Muskegon Burning company rafted 1,060,060 feet of logs ths past Besson. Tbe African M. E. society of Pontiac U to build a church. Romeo has voted to light its street* tempted to believe from the tenor of Altexau's Tbaataa Vote, at thsay* revival meeting will “Pen �SURROUBDH) BY ™ A Great Mistake. ‘AOTH°fi 0? ‘America/ •ONOS OF YESTERDAY. M, tajJ Mn New allow u-rx wb*h supply tbe brain with nerve ifXhk <•11 him. iMr#- io< try Trial Drug nailMU, ippetlte iced In :>•» of 111.. had Eire tris ucHen’e .nd and O., had doeton Electric Amla y W. H. for eate, m. fever liliblaina, positiveed. Uta i per box druggist. f Robert rhieh the , brought n, Friday. -rdered to he xtreete ho cannot ter Grand annot say a” Wheel>ld by W, of Three 2 honorary association ed agilntt ore to plaae of dlpb- ry for la. (ryfor la. Sryfor •a. uuo uooui six months ago, and Mra Catherine QraLUL with whom hia wife lived. The murderer then shot being very drunk indeed. himself and can live only a short time. . We were shown into a "reception jrn-ntiv Revenge prompted the deed. ' hut," into which we crawled almost ijf Smith became involved in a liaaou upon our hands and knees, and we with a woman last winter and his wife seated ourselves on mats, prepared lo obtained a divorce from him. Since wait an indefinite time—for tbe “chic" that time they have lived apart, Smith of a native chief, like that of a smart calling oceaaionally to see his three dentist, la to keep one waiting aa long children, ths youngest an infant 4 as possible. After about half an hour - thecause mouths old. । we began to clamor, and then we left • Uoorders I tbe hut and begun tn wander about the Smith called at tho Lincoln school I kraal—a proceeding which tbe natives for his 7-^rear-old daughter Friday | greatly objected to—end before we Fiauklla MUm. morning, gave her some candies and . hail gone far an Induna came to any LLB.tbe went home with bee. This little child that Emtossa was coming aud had sent r <-c>br<wd was the only witness to the horrible a present of Kaffir beer So we crime. She said her father came into scrambled back and sat outside tho c': ,-iv noted treatise* ou the latter suhjerf, i .- •lure realised tbe truth of tbe fl rat । tbe house, and, picking up the little stuffy but and waited. •totetaenf, a-xd hia Rsatoratire Nerelre* . baby, made the remark: “What a At last a sort of procession came t* prepared ou that principle. Iu «tr<rei ■ in eurluz all dtosraos arising trap dersavr- . tweet litlie bsby’” She does not re­ winding down among the recks, some r. r.t at U» narvooo system Is wohei.-r- member what uext occurred, but only of the natives wearing a snuff box and a tow secund* elsj-M-d before be mur- a catskin, others draped in a blanket ,t>u ix •usaau.at.j----- j •■ a la Julius Caesar, but none of them the remedy empty_peove* Restorative Nervine !• a reliable carrying any sort of weapon, with tbe •y f-jr ail tM*rvuus dtoesM-x. aut-h im He khol bte wife in the Lreast and exception of a big native who carried taibe. nervous debility. pra*tra:i*m. ;-vtan<Ma dizHtMcs hysteria, assual do Umtas«a's* knobkerrie aud his battle . St. Vitus dance, eplierey. etr. It to all druexista on a positive cuarantre. M * lira bill wae shot ax. A fter this usher of the Black Rod :l dire*-: by tbe I»r. Mita* Medind AVk. came I'mtassa draped in blue and white toga, with a blue and white cap on hia head. Much to our surprise be turned out see tbe %wo dea.1 w-»m *n lying t-*gvth­ en almuat in each >Hher*a arms. Ihe to be a very imposing-looking _ person­ blucxi trickling down over the doorstep age. in spite of his excessive dirt be Michigan Centrai, ; cryingwhich the .title cnildrea were decidedly powtereeil what is called le grand air. which I take to be produced f with nighL by a complete satisfaction of one's " Tkt y^iaarj Uoutt.’ Smith then .shot himself through the surroundings and not’a little con­ bead, but bis aim was poor and he only tempt for the rest of the world. Well, wounded himself. Turning he fled ud our friend I'mtaasa gave each of u:t a the street, the blood-stained revolver very grimy hand to shake, aud really lu hand, the wound in his held b’eed- one might have planted a raealie field profusely. leaving a trail • of Mood be­ under each of hi* nails. He then sat ( down on his maL with all hi* p.-ople ; hind him. grouped around him. and his induna • yer. C A Lake, and tried to explain told our interpreter that he might , what he had done, lint Mr. Lake <.-ould speak. Thereupon a good deal of bust- ; • not understand him and advised him to nw was transacted. Nerve Tonfc . .-Cloeky and. were burned slice 81.500. Blood | .Builder Dr. WILLIAMS’ MEDICINE CO., politician of i an outhouse d. rCMoria. or Ouurh. (to Castoria. thana Oaatoria. MORTGAGE SALE. : X I**— s r 4<Setu the rocdlUoas • *n h WUltaw Hotter '•' J-iusrv Mb. A. 1) . ipbemlng has ayor Harrison »■.. aMfaaed Wy ‘ 1; r.-’z at«i Hili- a. Ia> : .wpteMSer. 1»T5 and in tbeodlev-W the quantities for In upper Lake REATS d homes of all liable and perdarrh a course sed by the Po­ ring Company nothing except This enterprislo lead »nd not irrungementa to er; to during the rge. To insure illc undertaking rices of the well r on chrouie ca-‘ . with a corpse . to take charge th each patient, led by a letter, a for one month’s • r address. Those the first month tbelr condition li advise further «. Each patient e correspondence II entirely cured, charge be made. Hilary regulations ibrd by the doo­ rich is known all -na, In the main e obtained at any • n*cer»*ry to cott­ er many months, jrtrnaa hi persoa, free of charge. Drug ManufaetarOhio. iu*, 11 ek« lb.lr rt>™» luring the winter ot lb. li.rrt.ll Tbe -vjujmuy gives Dim * yuariy present of one hundred dol­ lars, and this one hundred-dollar pres­ ent was just due. It is almost Impos­ sible to get a glimpse of Umtassa. partly because he is such a very im­ portant person—in his own eyes—but cougfc family tbr -,im of ore hnodred *txtv-oine f litre resit, a-ri an *tu>cn<r'» fre " *r« rn>ri<l<M for in raid mortxasb. xr ..roe-reting« si tow having been t■ ^r ihe mooeyv aecured by provided, settee • MaCardav the x~'. fr-v. "»• ’ hnlder. at the north .:<«.rr.i th, ( Hrtew in tbe City Of <•. ihe bring um* place where UM Clri:r1.r * B*-vy Connty to bolden-. the . ’ - of thirty dollars re ven sated tbe premiere being described r‘,nrp ,ro we< *® B*nY eoaaty *l1rt,,|,*a"c*x,uln*®« f°riy acres of " t.. i sh KUxrn. Assignee ot Mortgage. IFTCOT.BUVB. a 1^ tor A Wlgoee ot Mortgw^ a Prien dAo Hie cause ProVe cYion. oj$j\nier\can. An'Yeves’ts ? Are you willing to work for the cause of J’rutcction in placing reliable infor­ mation in the hands of your acquain­ tances? if you are, you should be identified with THE AMERICAN protective tariff league. go home before he died. Smith, blind­ ed by the bluo>l from his -«-lt-inflict<*d wound, then went to his own. home and gave a confused statement l*» ihe*family living in the bou-»«%liming that Mra. Grabtil Lad shot him. A LUCKY SHOT. Dr. Samuel Francis Smith, the au­ thor of one of the most inspiring na- A remarkable exhibition of ••nerve’, in shooting was given hy Col. Night­ ingale. a famous sportsman of India. During the progress of his remarks be He had got a running shut al a tiger suddenly drew hia revolver and fired it from the back of - his elephant, hitting for the fourth time, the bullei taking ’him in the shoulder Tbe beast rushed effect in his bead. The report of the away and made for some Imsbes one shooting soon spread and Sheriff Hurns hundred and fifty yartis off. wbenca a was sent for. He arrived on the scene a few minutes after Smith had fired tbe him and struck him down. Tiger and last shot. Smith by this time was un­ man were in a confuted heap on the conscious, und it was evident that life ground At the risk of hitting the waa ebbing slowly bat surely away. man. the colonel tired, and heard the nil SAMUEL F. SMITH. Tbe doctors do not think he can live ball strike a bone. inches long by three inches wide, and Tbe tiger, with a roar. roll*-.l off the MILLIONS GO ABROAD. . has only three erasures in the page. man. r.nd plunge*! into a ravine.’ The On the back are some stray lines, the colonel's conical bullet had carried off remnants of some trar.Mation from a the lower jaw and fangs of the brute. German work. Cmicaoo. Nov. 35.—Despite the har­ No other shot would have saved tho When it became "the national hymn” vest that America baa reaped from the man. but without a jaw tbe tiger could is not known. It was never adopted exposition, the balance of trade lies in not seize him. Th--man. wbo was deaf as sucji formally and officially by the favor of the foreign exhibitora In and moving about the jangle, had only governmeut, but It seems to have been the matter of profits to exhibitors the been scratched by the tiger a claws. adopted by the people, and for more world's fair has superseded all previous The tiger was «ocghL lie was waiv­ than sixty years in schopl and church, interixational exposition a Tbe final ac- ing to be fonnd. for as soon as he saw and in nearly every patriotic gather­ the elephant on the edge of the ravine ing, the singing of “My Country. TIs ers with tbe department of collections he charged furiously. A ball through of Thee.’ has aroused the people in this week. Over f10,000.000 worth of his neck rolled him over and down the patriotism as no other hymn ha* been go^da bare been sold by the exhibitors ravine The elephant was pushed for­ able to do. ift the eight nations best represented ward. and up the slope the furious It matters not whether the hymn has al the fair. Italy leads the van with tiger rushed. A ball in tbe chest killed been "officially'’ sanctioned by the gov­ sales amounting to f 1.500,000. Germany him. ernment. says the Boston Traveller. is second, with fl.500.000. France. Eng­ lie was an enormous animal, measur­ It has been taken to the hearts of the land. Austria aud Japan are rated alike ing four feet three inches at the shoul­ people—they love it for its sentiment der. and the length of the skin was and for its melody—anLthcy will con­ 000,000 each. Both Russia and Spain twelve feet eight inches. tinue. as long as time shall endure, are set down aa having transacted a to sing the poetic prayer of their own buainewt that reached the amount of patriotic hymn: The countries* and nations of Die 8750,000. _________________ Lear mar car toad be brtrbl, world, with a few exceptions, begin VTltb frreJca‘3 boty llzbt, THOUSANDS ARE DEAD. Protect as by tbT crffbl. the year with January 1. but that thia Great God our kite system is arbitrary and based upon Dr. Smith was born in Boston, Octo­ nothing in particular does not even Lovdox, Nov. 27.—A dispatch from need to be paired. The ancient ber 21. ISO’. He entered Harvard at Teherran to the Times says that 12,080 Egyptians Chaldeans, Persian.*!. Syri­ the age of seventeen and with his com­ persons were killed in Kushan, Persia, ans. Pho-nicians and Carthageniana panions formed what was afterwards by tbe earthquake last week. Ten each began their year with the au­ known as the famous class of " '29." It thousand bodies hare been recovered tumnal equinox or about September il. was famous because of the fact that so from the ruins. Fifty thousand cattle Among the Greeks the beginning of many of its members became proml-* were killed. Shocks are still felt daily. the year was at the time of the winter nent in the various walks of public life. Among "the boys ” who became solstice down to 433 B. C., when the “Menton cycle” waa introduced, after "famous men” may be mentioned Ol­ Bottom, Nov, 25.—The Home Market Holmes;--------------the late-------Judges tbe new year began on June *5 iver WendeH -- --------------------------club tendered a banquet to 1,200 invited which In England from the time of tbe four- Benjamin R. Curtis, of the United guests in Mechanics hall Friday even­ tcenth century until 1733 the legal and States supreme court, and George T. ing. Among the speakers were Sen­ ecclesiastical year began on March *»A> ■ Bigelow, chief justice of Maasachuator Hoar, Gov.-elect Greenhalge. Gov. ---- j— ; setts: William H. Channing, nephew McKinley and Congressman Thomas B A Flvsrant Cu4». : of the celebrated IV. E. Channing and Reed. All of tbe speakers made strong "I tel! yon.” raid Rattlesnake Pete, father-in-law of Edwin Arnold, the arguments against free trade "snake bite s a terrible thing. Fr In- poet; Rev. James Freeman Clarke; stance. » ye jest hcerd of the death of Judge Word, of Salem; Chandler RobUltaoto Farrnr Kills a .Xaljkbw. a pal of mine who was bit by a snake bins: Benjamin Pierce, the astrono-ver . a year ago." "Oh. now," men Samuel Mav. the reformer; man. a farmed living near here, heard over __ _ oome __ -- one of - *• --------- *---------r.------------------W. PhilHna. Phillips, brotherof WendeH Wendell a noise ia hiawraltry yard Wednesday raid his * hearers, "you'» don ’t Georje iv night anC fire*f upon two intruders mean to ray that it took a year for a Phillips; E. D. Sohier and other*. Thursday morning he found the dead snake bite to kill a man.” "Jest yon Among his college friends were Charles body of Charles Hoooer. a neighbor, bold yer hosres an* 1’U tell ye bow it Sumner. '30; John Lothrop Motley and wax. Wen the feller’ got bit, he took Wendell Phillips. '31. Josiah Quincy upon Lis doorstep. plenty of whiskythe remedy in such wax president during tbe last year Mr. Smith spent at Harvard. WnqQUtMO, IV Va., Nov. 25.—Ex-Gov. cases mode and pervided. An' in course "America”’is not the only hymn Dr. John J. Jacob fell dead Friday after- it cured him. But the cure was so Smith has written. The hymnbooks of pleasant that he kep* ou Lakin* iL until Dooa Heart failure waa the cause. now he has died of tremens. You jest all Christian denominations contain He was elected governor by the demo­ b'lievc me, a snake bite's a bad thing. many of his productions. "The Psalm­ crats in 1871 and reelected in 1873. In No matter what you do it's apt to git ist." a book used by the Baptista for 1881 he waa chosen circuit judge for I thirty years. contains nearly thirty of in its work." this county, serving six years. I his compositions His best missionary Oarer Ouellnr Weapons. ----- i^/i -------.J .T-vh£2! . »rie,—?, I lrrl.l_ la In ISS7 a curious duel waa fought in J‘ «na in,r *“ Itn-aUUrC<k' Paris, when two rivals met at tbe bouw h*™ ‘^slated into many Corps * n» SrRixos, CoL, Nov. 27. (U-.r Bills died from the effects of an of their divinity After a few high , Ian"’xa*,‘s---------------------------opl.m .moke 1» Kim Yonr « Joie* ta was nor de- • Coioredo City Tbe coroner , rerdkt words an immediate encounter swords Paradoxical as it may recm. the only swords nor known species of grass eating turtle in charges Yong with murder. He is un- ci tied upon. And neither two ornamental pintols being at hand two .ornamental .from the walls the world, xerebutes agassizH. lives i crowbows were taken .froAn adjourn- and thrives on that all but bar-*n bar' A»«ir»*ddry rfrtta re > “J100and ™; waste-tbe Mojave dmert. in Ssn Here Boerox, Nov. 17 —Lally A dty. Collins, raa xaadc. rignnl «.lurd.y for u. taredr of tbelr ereUton. Tta ItaMUho. w. .boot , a— orare are not known. < : • ’- ' and "The Bogey Maa.” It ia a carious ,” nim r~ntiv on the try, Tie of Thee, told a Boston re­ the writer sailed away from Liver­ porter who visited him recently on the —~~ — —uiruuay how the famous hymn came to bo writ­ ten. greet him aa a welcome to his own In 1831 William C. Woodbridge, a friend of Dr. Smith's, who had been coal heaver am the dock. He might visiting Germany and the German have alluded here to the run of •My schools. brought home with him a lot Sweetheart’s the Man in the Moon" of German music 'books. Mr. Wood­ and "After the BalL” bridge gave tbe books to Lowell Ma- . Prior to the advent of the before­ son. then the conservator of all church mentioned songs, he continues, we had music in Boston, and Mr. Mason being a long siege of "Little Annie Rooney" unable to read German turned them and "Maggie Murphy's Home.” Then over to Dr. Smit, and said he would we had before these a lengthy attack Uke to have a poetical translation of of "Down Went McGinty," and before anything Dr. Smith saw in the book this a number of Harrigan A Hart's and liked. •‘Turning over tbe leaves theater comique songs, such aa "Mulli­ of the books one gloomy day in Febru­ gan Guards,* "Maj. Gilfeather” and ary. 1833,” said Dr. Smith. "I came others similar in style. Then preced­ across the air *God Save the King.’ I ing thia era we had “Peekra-Boo" and liked the music. I glanced at the Ger­ “La-di-Dah-’' Before thia "Whoa, Em­ man words at the foot of the page. ma!" "Champagne Charlie,” "CapL | Under the inspiration of the moment I J inks," “Shoo Fly” and "Not for Joe,’* went to work and in half an hour pretty well mixed up with sentimental songs of the "Put Me in My Little ten on a scrap of paper I picked up Bed" and "Silver Threads Among the from tho table, and the hymn of to­ Gold.” "Norah O'Neil," “Lillie Dale” day is substantially as it was written and "Come Where My Love Lies Dream­ that day.” Dr. Smith still has the original draft Dtxring the war of the rebellion how of the poem. lie has been urged many well the writer remembers the songs times.to give il up. They would like to have it in Washington for preserva­ the soldiers marching by the house tion. and It would, of course, be prized where he lived, and listened with and safely cared for in Boston, but he bated breath to the songs they sung, of has thus far declined to part with it. "Tramp. Trump, the Boys Are March­ Dr. Smith made a copy of it for D. ing." "Rally Round the Flag." -John Lothrop A Co., the Boston publishers, Brown’s Body" and "Marching Thro’ and -this copy was in their exhibit at Georgia,” and then the different style the world’s fair. The paper on which of songs sung by the women folk at the poem was originally written Is yel­ home, such as "Brave Boys Are They,’* low with age. but the writing is per­ •The Vacant Chair,” "Mother, Dear, fectly legible. The paper is about six Your Boy Is Wounded," or "Tenting To-night,” or "When This Cruel War Is Over." or the moxe humorous ones of "The Captain With His Whiskers Took a Sly Glance at Me'] or "The Bold Sol­ dier Boy." / The songs before that period were different from any since. The names of some of these were. "Roll on Silver Moon," "Ben Bolt," "The Old Oaken Bucket," "The Indian Boy's Lames*,” •‘The Irish Emigrant's Lament” ahd "Hard Times Come Again No More." These must Iiavc l»ce:i rather doleful time**. There was another song quite popular at that time, called "Cruel Barbara Allen." so the writer has been told. But thia is abont the extent of bis knowledge on the song question. ALEXANDER AND " taebc* ta tanyu. *rt«° tall ccrinsltT c.ralera CaicAooa Wan Mtcxnoas Cnaauvoxx. rarosKKr Vixw. Favorito routs to ths am of nonhrrn M1<-b-.gaa. ids. FrtMky Rapida leave* Graad IUald« s c P. M. Parlor ran oo day trail.* asd ricrpwe aa 4'tbt trams bet*rr*a reloskry. Grand Rapids, a»d <'bica«o. CLEOPATRA. I wrote you fronyixmdon. says a cor- > respondent of the Boston Advertiser, of the discovery in Alexandria six weeks ago of the tombs ot Alexander and Cleopatra. Here ia the letter sent to > Aberdeen which describes the remark-' able find: I "The tombs are intact and no doubt' os the excavations proceed the tombs of all the Ptolemies will be brought to light. There is no doubt about the matter, as the names of the occupants are over the doors. The dix>rs arc of bronze and covered with Greek in­ scriptions. Here and there the bronze has corrodtai, so that with the aid of a magnesium light they could see the marble sarcophagi, and lots of other things in the rooms. Some of the vault* seem to le full of rolls and parchments, but this is mere guess­ work on the part of the observers. All will l»e cleared up when the khedive Charlevoix returns from Constantinople, u he la IMsQtsy.. to superintend the opening of Alexan­ Bay View.. der's and Cleopatra's tombs." Dr. Grant Bey. the writer of the let“Lota of beautiful rare* and gold t•» ax fia< sutams t. wwi a» th things hare been found, and a most All train* wOI »ur» *t Crsoked Lsk bcntltcllj execaud .tela, ta <rh<« , ... . tomb they found a crown of gold. My ut*5 KSv tawing Um*- «f treUm. so ■ information is nt first hand, because I »»7 h,ve «»• *° <**» J» « K_ t _ ,__ _ ___ _<.k ._ujn_ "*’..BOtJri>torwsrd until next train. prictor of the land and tbe manager of «»• owasy *tef rre-rwtb*rzhi s u, ♦K. - tbs Ums ot Mich trxln* wiu-ou< M*Ge* the digging this afternoon. In the w. s.D»«i'i. course of digging the Greek gentle-1 H C. Porras. Gsal P *.t man came upon a pit that led down to a series of vaults thirty feet below the surface. These are the tombs of the , Ptolemies and the one exposed to view , is that of Cleopatra. The others have still to be excavated, but they are there—only all the passages are filled ( with earth. Twenty feet deeper, and only six feet abort- sea level, is Alex- j andcr's tomb, al! by itself, only there । are some chambers near it filled with rolls and perchmen tv—in other words, 1 a library of ancient books." An English sportsman, out for a few days’ shooting in the interior of Japan, amused the natives upon the evening of his arrival at the house where he was to put np by putting his well-trained cocker spaniel through.a series of dev­ cr tricks. The Jap i^afcne for dog ia 1 "‘Come here,” probably because that I is just what the native cars wont • do when so bidden. Japanese dogs are a degenerate race, unfit for the purposes for which other are used, and uncontrplled by their mat-ters. Their home ia in the btrecta anti fields. The Japanese, therefore, look with wonder upon the docile canine companions foreigners bring to their country. The perform­ ance of the Englishman's dog amazed the unsopliiaticatcl Japs. This waa shown when the guest went to hia room to retire for the night. There was his bed duly made on the floor the Japanese fashion, with the woodcn-box pillow at the bead. But beside 77 of by the his lovers county. Cal. queer creo— --m op- ! uardino turn grazes after the This fashion of an ox v -----. ‘2.'^,.,.^ <. w.j Th. t ETaas. seems to ^ut what the second little bed meanL taowrtp-n. n,• U» ta»V Tb.ta.urre LL mm leata ■sward City f^S CURE ■teteBMl ttaWute SICK HEAD �FOB WAR. Bobart Grant, ta’Th* Opfcmona of a Philpeopher,” fhrea a telling instance may dinappoint hia wife. WINTER The phUoso* M. Henri Bryoa, tho correspondent Of tbe Figaro of Paris, at present trav­ eling in China.-gives the following ac­ count of the naval and military prep­ arations which are going ou in the Celestial empire: A fact of tbe highest importance, which for all that has escaped the no­ tice of diplomatists. consuls, and my —------*-------l " English confreres of tbe east, has just come to light in China. I mean the sadden transformation of the old and childish method Of warfare ao long In j burglar sod hastened to the bolted chamber door to listen and confirm his convictions. His wife was aroused and asked hoarsely what was the matter. “Fred, are there burglars in the house?" she gasped. “Sh! Yea” “What are you doing, Fred? Oh. you mustn’t go down and expose yourself, on any account! Promise me that you will not!" Having ascertained that the door was VWIMU, secure, I•• walked across the JUVjUl room turned on the eloctric light Jo^phine was Sitting bolt upright, quivering with excitement ** j on trousers^ a pwfT ese lu that country. The Chinese art j of war lias become thoroughly modern- j txed. anti tends to rival that of the ■ wMtom nations The illustrious man who has brought about thia radical tnn.torm.tton I. LI Hong-j Tchang Ft fa at Tientsin that he Is । operating Tientsin fa the industrial cenu. or — to.«erW. where Um I of boots, Md began took arouAdJfce, trampling sturdily. ~ -pred, they’ll hear you if yon make such a nolao>my wife an ago nlxe<1 whisper .., forTenUj ,™t M,- I retorted “That’s why Pm doing it" . u al Stapled to my I Seems to be here in dead earnest. Make a Christmas present that is useful. I have a large, naw stock of Gold Eye G’asses and Spec­ tacles, After making the present to your friend, tbe glasses can be adjusted to fit the Everything in my shop eyes free of charge. will be sold it ACTUAL r Q.W. LOWRY. COST for the next 20 days OWN of-me and you will not only b^.contented but comfortable. I am now offering extra induce­ ments to the trade and should like to have you call and find out what they are. My line of Ladies’ shoes cannot be beaten for quality, fit or prices. D . .genta ol Cnaet, Krupp .nd the Armu o( strongs enter into competition for the ■---------------------------- .. — a with ... grate . ­ a washbasin, and I received acceptance of- their deadly wares. In ful. eagerness a pair of Indian clubs the tournamentxtf tbe rivals the Ger­ which offered themselves, and lifting mans have' AlmOfit always carried off them to the level ot- my brow let them the prinwj.’ At Port Arthur, in the fall clamorously to the door. The province of Petchili, there y^e splendid welkin rang, so to speak, and I sank cruisers, battleships and .gunboats, with nervous exhaustion into an arm­ •built with ali-the recent improvements chair. ■of naval bclcnce. U is noteworthy that । I The house seemed deathly still, and a regular ■ fleet has been created here ' Lt struck me that Josephine on her part in hvu than six years. ■ was ominously quiet. When she spoke - Sinoe the last Franoo-CUincsa war at last it was to ask: the Oelestiafa have opeued thsir eyes, ‘'Haven’t you a pistol?" That great, -Altepji people has become aronned ‘ Tf Hong-Tcbang has rudely, “Are you going to let them taka shaken off' their night covering. He* everything?" has undeVtKken tbe task of waking ‘’It is for them to decide, darling.” them up thoroughly. Hp coq claim the “But, Fred—" . . honor of '■ having treated genuine, j»olJosephine did not finish her sentence. -dien*, organized in European style, and The words she uttered were, however,' . . ■ armed with the improved modern rifles. so full of poignant surprise and disap-, are ^UTe TO Win. mi HtaZ «> of poignant surprise and disapmtl,iUr7 pointment that felt vuix^braiucu constrained UJ to' a.,msv gI ivrt ' achool aF :hool Tientsin atTientain Lhadapb*nc^tQ8ee I. had a chance, to ‘ see .1*- - . ■ the soldiers maneuvevlng. , Theirexer-5 ciscs had the trade mark of. their ^“Is there anything you would like to . jj ulKUup ululg^llu, training. Their movements, regular, •tiff <md sturdy, and their heavy and “You are the beet judge, of course," . , 5• . . . noisy march, with automatic precision, clearly Indicated, that German Instruc­ she answered, coldly. "Only, do you think it is the usual way!" | , ..t , , > tors hod been then!. Li Qoug-Tchang has reformed the army of China. A German artillery offl eer. Maj. von since, and I have endeavored to make plain to her that, in the process of evo- .• * Bichter, has been commissioned by the , -viceroy to organize the new army of' lution, thinking men have come to the conclusion that the husband and father the north', that Is to say, iu the prov­ who chops logic at dead of night with ! Ince of Petchili. Another officer from . . . . , Berlin is ' installed at the arsenal at an accomplished burglar on the wrong side of his chamber door is akin to a TUtwh rwd far from the forts that com­ lunatic. i • mand the entrance of the Pei Flo. She listens to my arguments, and has P1 t'S’ Under Lis direction Chinp.se workmen .o t A/KIO r turn out enormous quantities of shot, done me the honor to admit that there : is more to be said in toy behalf than she IL SSF OWN Si IN I) shell .-kid schrapnel. Tae Krupp cstabthought at first; but I remember that' Hsbdt6ut supplies tho forts and ram­ part* with guns of the latest pat­ tern Such it> t he progress in . China. The air of a woman who. in spite of everything, is still of the same opinion, and ■destructive industry is booming in that she murmured gently: | country.' Chinn is arming, and arming “As I tolo’Y-ou • before, Fred, if you formidably, and her present aim is to had fired once over the banisters, I find within herself the military rewould say nothing." । • [_ eouro<M.and tho war material that she “Bat I might have been kille<l or wfc was formerly obliged to procure else­ maimed for life!" | faj •"«. where She is erecting upon different Josephine looked a little grave, but points of her immense territory nushe answered succinctly: i merotfs and Important arsenals, work­ “There are certain risks in this world shops and. foundries, which change । completely the national character of that a man has to take.” Don’t let this be the “Winter of your discontent,” but buy your boots, shoes, rubbers, felts, etc., F. Q. STOWELL. for CASH. j. w. LUNN. A SQUARE DEAL COME IN I 1 can show you- the finest j line of ROBES, SWELL , BODY and PORTLAND 'CUTTERS over shown in Hastings, and at prices that tt',‘h-r‘ui7““"p‘Dplhun QipiirliQ At our special ribbon sale we warrant each and every oue pure silk at tbe Back* 1 Light OF heavy, Cast OT steGl bolstere or log bunks, going at wholesale Whoever has seen a Cornish funeral knows how “ilka lassie haa her laddie” in the melancholy procession, and net “Id 81.00 There has been a areal eall for fancy hair pins. We have a new lot at tbe Racket Knit Roots. We have n boot knit large, tjicn lined with a good thickness of felt­ ing wool and wtio’e shrunk together. It ki era Its shape belter, Is warmer and a If you get an r »f tlimn ladles 40c. undt-rarar you will have to bu.-tlr or pay 23 p.-r cent at the Rncket. We know rubber Roods an* high but from now yeti had twiter yet our prices before you buy at the Racket, If yon want any kilehen tin wear come i on. We will fhv«* yon from 25 to ICO i p< r cent at the Rm k> l We will next receive I fa largest lot of toys and fancy ever brought to Hadlnxs by one tlrm at prices with the llmch.Tur Racket. Drs. CHASES JONES SPECIALISTS IN We an* the lending iiolkui In-use of Barry Co. ami shall In-id It If prlo-s and giMMla will do II nl Hie Kai Art. We want vwnr r^xs, price at the Racket h-gkest market W’e makes cull lo xrirh-tn-ns wear this dty a to.- Ila -in-c. CHRONIC DISEASES: Ser the new JapaijeMe tbe Racket. After years of experience they are ready to guarantee , a cure in any case that is cur­ 1 1able in any of their special­ 1ties. They are now at' Ford’s Hotel and can be found 'there the first weefc of every ■ mouth hereafter. ' Examination free. uudei- Batn!>oo went al Is what we give every custo­ mer that comes in our store. He’s pleased. s<> are we, and we’ve won a good customer. We’re not I'.ere to-lay and a­ way to-morrow. WE ARE HERE TO STAY. The fact that we treat ’every­ body right, sell g<x>d goods at right prices accounts for the big trade we have enjoyed. A. McCOY WANTED SAW LOGS I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do CUSTOM SAWING. P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. J. L. WILKINS, *gt THE RACKET . • Between - F you save time yon save money. You can save a vast Iamount of time if you are look­ ing for or any kind of building mater ial, by coming directly to u« And not only that, you Will save money by buying of ua. We are [>ORted ir. our business and do enough of it to ena- «rta- Gentlemens larjrv gold rinjs for warranted IS years nt the Racket. Delta! Dolls'. We bare the nicest lot of dolls ever brouxht to llustlnua from the 10c. doll up and will sell tb« m cheaper than they were ever sold before at the Racket ‘A: Opporite Roller Mill. ' the countryby modifying it in the Eu- ■ STONEWALL JACKSON’S DEATH. ropcau sense. The city of Han-Yong. • an insignificant little place a short time ago., has now become, in less than a year, a military post of tbe first or­ Then camo the death wound, and der. which is destined in. the future to after nearly a week's unavoidable de­ outstrip all the others. It is the cqntention Mrs. Jackson reached her hus­ ter Of great works and gigun tic foun­ band’s deathbed, writes Mrs. Jefferson dries. workshops,'brickyards and rifle Davis in an interesting sketch with factories. . ... portrait of “The Widow of Stonewall Truax Han-Yang, which fa the cenJackson" in the Ladies' Home Journal. 'traiand strategic point of the empire, Spent with the anguish of his wounds a railway, is about to be built which he lay dying, too near the silence of will Join Pekin to tha north and Can­ the grave to do more than murmur to ton. ’ . his wife: “Speak louder, I want to The arsenal of Nankin, which I was hear all you say,” and feebly to caress permitted to inspect, is a vast con­ hta baby with a whispered: “My sweet struction, entirely modern.. It is sup­ one, my treasure." while the innocent plied with all the modern material for smiled in his dying face. ■the manufacture of engines of war: Then was the heart-broken wife and and from this place guns and rifles aro abundantly supplied to the army. The mother given strength to minister to both these objects of her love. From rifle* teat are made- at Jenkin are aoineteing new. They are like our her firm lips the dying hero learned that the gates of Heaven were ajar for duck-gumr. very heavy, aud are han<li-G by two men. But .their rdnge fa his entrance. Controlling her bitter extremely long. Lhave procured'some grief she sang for him the sacred songs of.the cartridges of these guns. They on which his fainting spirit soared upward to its rest When all waa over, and she had followed him to his grave, This Nankin araenrl provides for. she again sought her father's roof, and everything. There are molds for sheila there hid her bowed head among her own people, to- live only for her baby. In strict retirement the you ng widow entirety lo tho construction-of the arhusbanded hgrmeans until her daugh­ ter wSI'grown'aprettyr graceful young ■ of tee Hotchkiss, Maxim and Nordenwoman, and then, to promote her Bat It bt hot necessary to enter into child's happiness, the mother emerged fprthbr detank and to multiply exam- from tho privacy in which she had lived since her husband’s death, and ;ple-< What I hare seen in the center of China estate also Ln the north and in visited both the southern and north­ the honth. Throughout the empire ern states In the course ot time her the manufacture of arms, goes ou with daughter became engaged to a young Virginian, Mr. Christian, of Richmond, a feverish activity. China is working for war. and the time will soon come and tf few months later was married to hlmi Shortly after their marriage Mr. aud CDente equal In quantity and in number Mrs. Christian removed to California, to thnte of the greatest European nawhither Mrs. Jackson accompanied them. They returned s short time l»trr to Charlotte. N. C., where they A CWrita Id**!. A givi never marries her ideal. Ono took a house and lived together. Now, reason h. that she seldom finds him, however, the widow's next trial was and when fh<j does she, doesn't like Imminent. Mrs. Christian was at kicked by a prostrating fever and succumbed, tnaa ia so dreadfully unlike tbe one of after bearing her illness with great fortitude. Spar or 3 ball stick plus so fashionable in two colors at the Backet. ' Remen>lM*r a carpet sweeper makes a nice Christmas pn-arnt. We still have some of the suction sweepers and they are tbe beat only <3 00 at tbe Racket. Horse Blankets Still DOINGS Only one satisfactory notation of the heating stove q i tion for you. The ROUND OAK solves it for thons­ : ' '' every year-satis!actoril y, too. Do you know ita runny ■ 1 .“J**™ 11 not tet “A t*11 you! SEE THE NAME ON 1 i LEG. Sold only by ' � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-12-07.pdf 44a57d11e8541a0147e903c5f750846a PDF Text Text --------------------- ------------------------------------------ — The best'Advertis­ Hastings Banner. ing medium tn Bar­ t ry County. VOL. XXXVIII.NO. 32. HASTINGS, MICH, DECEMBER, 7, 1893. jn*t at, :tc. Hastings Banner. but uceyou > of fit COUNTY NEWS. If you want any Cutters,Bob Sleighs Robes or^ Blankets, Stoves, Hardware of any kind call on, IRA VAN The Hardware Man UNION BLOCK, HASTINGS, MICH. IW Reduce [i iey >er MUST RAISE THE CASH MONEY TALKS AG’T Call and see us. At the Little Red Front Shoe Store. We can save Y ou Money. ± ONKPRICE WOOLLEY & BR2NS0N SHOE DEALERS OUR 1XTOTICE NEW PATTERNS IN WALL . , PAPER I am going to iispoee of my new furniture at some price. Have commenced to arrive. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I will We will be glad to [show you still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ patterns, and don't forget our stering and repairing. CURTAINS. We are making SPECIAL sting i ' for tl ow its n NAME on Saturday evening Dec. «th. An Interestlng program has been prepared. Come and hear It—Mr. Routt one of the state revival band, ta conducting revival meetings at the M. E. church this weekGeorl® ■ fonDer resident of Middleville but now of Rockford, who ta well known throughout the county as an elocutionist will give an entertainment in the interest of the Corning Epworth League at their church, on Tuesday even­ OrunreTniS? ing of thta week—Frank Lee and family Delayed letter. are now comfortably located In their new James Knickerbacker haa moyed to home on LarkiASt — Mrs. Heller’s mother and brother from .Fennville are visiting 8 . SHI^Cbai Sadler la mo,la( her—Our items last Week should have on Ul, Bowen place—Mr. and Mr, Eap» read Mr. Seekins In place of Mr. Lukins JoOnaan alalled at J. B. Oafood’a laatSu—John Gibbs and family of Grand Rapids urdap and Banda,—Frank Falkot Lar., who spent Thanksgiving with relatives ’aa In Uta town laal week-Mr«. John In the village returned to their home last Wilton was hero a few days the flrat of Monday—Mi is Fannie Rogers who has the week—Art Reed Is working for Ira been-slck has so far recovered as to be Brooks—1 be dance last Friday night was able to begin her second term of school a success socially and flnanclally-John on the Prairie last Monday—What ta II Usgood and Job England were fortunate I wonder? Blnce last Saturday, that enough to each shoot a deer while north— makes Carl Stokoe. smile In that way, aaae FUh and Mno 3. C. Wink worn at «hy, haven’t you heard? Tta a girl so Hickory Cornsra the first of the week— they say, and mother and child, are all Ell Nidjpla ta on the sick Hat—It took about twenty men armed with ahot guns and rlflus, Sixteen boys with clubt. pitch­ Jas Batty of Ohio formerly a resident of forks and a tenet to capture one poor little rabbit that was seen on J ha street Carltou was the guest of Dllzon Caln last one day last week. Aftir an exciting chase Sunday—Michael Vester and wife return­ E. L. Knlckertiacker claimed the honor of ed to Battle Creek last Monday—The LaGrippe has several victims In town—Mr. shooting It and carried home the prize. Jacob Odell and family entertained a company of Hastings young people Miss Ella Croekford is on the sick list— Thanksgiving day and evening—I. Mere­ Dr. A. J. Wright and son returned from ly of Onondago Eaton County was the the north last Friday. The doctor Is liv­ guest of Mr. aud Mra. Andrus last Sunday ing on venison now—Mr. Edmonds* read­ —We hear that the 13 year old daughter ing Circle now numbers so or more. It ta of Ike Allerding died Sunday night of held on Saturday evening—Grace Yargsr diphtheria—Mr. Frank Andrus will is dangerously 111. It is thought she can­ apeak in the Adventist church at Carlton not recover—Mr. and Mrs. Dan 8nyder of Qenter next Sunday evening upon a very the Valley Olty spent Sunday with their interesting subject Eyerybody invited— father, Wm. McKinney—Rufus Vester The Ladles Aid Society was entertained and family are nicely settled in their old by Mrs. William Nash last Wednesday— home. They like country better than city Mra. M. Cole has purchased a patent hmm life—Charley Wright teaches the Bohlar and ta prepared to weave carpets at old school this winter. prices. We hear she does good work —Burt Service and wife have moved back to her parent* home—Old winter has got Miss Minnie Wilkinson has returned a round in fine shape and has lost none of to Charlotte—Mr. and Mra. McColl of hta blunter and blast since we saw him Charlotte ate turkey at W. J. Marble’s St— Mr. Edmonds has a fine reading Thanksgiving—Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Rood m and considerable Interest is mani­ have "returned from a visit to friends In fested—The sleighing ta flue at present the northern pari of the statu— Mr., Adel- and ta being Improvetf— George Vester berl Taylor of Manchester Is a guest of went to Battle Creek Monday returning his uncle Asa Noyes—Since last we Tuesday—Miss Nellie Brown who ta at­ wrote Mra. David Wilkinson a Cl kind tending school In the Valiev City spent neighbor and friend, has been removed Thanksgiving with her parents in Carlton. teun our midst by death. She leaves several children and . husband to mourn IlanUehl. her loss. Thp funeral occurred at the Protracted meetings commenced ibis U. B. church—Mrs Mary Whitte has sold week Tuesday evening held by our Pastor her eighty acre farm to Theocold Gar- and assisted by the Evangelist Elder. linger—Mrs. M. V. B. Mallette of Grand Sales who helped here one year ago— Rapids has been visiting relatives In this Arthur Edmunds and Chas McKinzie vicinity—Mr. and Mrs. A. Coulter of and Geo. Reimer, Banfield boys who are of Chicago are guests of their parents uow college students of Albion were home Mr. and Mrs. David Smith—Miss Viola Thanksgiving to help their parents eat Felghner has resumed school duties and that Turkey and returned last Monday— Is teaching In Maple Grove—Mra. Joe" Thanksgiving day was held here. It was Kocher has returned from a visit to an old pioneer ThanksglTing and led by friends in Charlotte and Lansiy. Mrs. Dunn. There was singing by the children and their elders and also by the old pioneers. Albert King gave us some Ella I-atty was al homo from Lansing very nice anisic. Fathers and, grand­ tn spend Thanksgiving-Flora Ellis spent fathers, daughters and grand-daughters Thanksgiving at home—Dr. and Mr*. all sang together—Mr. King has an ex­ Powers were at Lawyer Power's, Char­ cellent voice. Uncle Harry Pearl gave lotte Saturday and Sunday—Mr. and Mrs. us a very good talk. Robert Brunney Edgar Tyler of Vermontville, were at made It interesting bow he commenced John Taskers’ Thanksgiving and spent housekeeping with hta wife. He had the rest of the week here—Oh. such love­ no stuck and no money to get any with. ly sleighing—Mrs. Chas. Southwell was The distance they had to go to praise God; at home from Battle Creek Thanksgiving the whole audience was much taken with —Frank Wright and family are visiting the remarks—Doe. Chandler Is on the relatives at Morgan—The Centex- and sick list, called Brights disease— Ed Tun­ last week Ellis schools had their pictures taken last gate was elected janitor Thursday evening by the trustees to take Tuesday. care of the church—There seems to bs quite a little wheat moving around here to Itanfleld. The donation that was held in Mosher’s Battle Creek at 35 >ud 56 cents—Dau hall last Tuesday evening for the benefit Pierce has just returned from the north of the pastor netted >45. Rainy' evening, woods and says be killed two deer and too—The excitement over the railroad pro­ put five bullets into a bejr and then did ject runs high with the people here—Rev. not get h.nt—Tim post office here ta ex­ VanWinkle was taken with the grip last pected to be moved Jo the Bresee store Thursday evening, and was just able to room—The mall route here to B. C. chang­ get to the pulpit to preach Sunday morn­ ed hands Dee. 4th to Mr. Collins—Lum­ ing. but did remarkably well considering ber ta being hauled now tor a now build­ the feeble condfflon of hta body—Ctarenc“ ing by Elbert Edmunds—Roily Powers ideu lias recovered from the mumps but has moved Into hta new bouse. the rest of the family are stricken with it —Robert Phillips was married about a W. C. Hewett has returned to his homo week before the community learned that be had a helpmate—All the people near at Barker Creek—A fine time was enjorand In* the Jurisdiction of Baofield. with ed by all who attended the party at T. Ells­ the exception of Henry Bowman, have worth’s Thanksgiving—Fenton Mattison given a deed of the right of way to the who Is attending school at Plainwell was last week—Henry railroad company—Old Santa Claus will home a few days from show himself here at the church Christ­ Hewett ta entertaining friends Allegan—A n»*w organ at Frank Mon­ mas evening. Everybody invited. tague’s—School commenced Monday with Edward I^amphers Gt Martin as < Johnstown and Barry. Beattie ami family Orin Loomis and wlfd visited at W. C. teacher—Wm. Bowens Mills vbilrd relatives fiobluson's last Monday'—The social held of In the new church las^ Friday evening was 1 here last week—John W. Bronson from near Halting-* has moved on the Kni-kera success financially. Over 818 was re­ ceived for the supper alone— Maxtor Mor­ backer farm—Free Methodist meeting at ris Searles was the reelplent of the silk the church next Saturday evening. Published Thursdays by OOO±C_ BBOS-. PRICES to clean up our stock. I Jefferson St. Furniture Store. W.J.&LL.HOLLOWAY. Si«t or th* Elephant. > 4 quilt made by the L. A. S.—F. A. Robin­ son ta having a wall laid under hta house —Leda Norwood 1s visiting her aunl, Mra Cross-Mrs. Je-«ie Robinson spent last week with her parents in Delton—rienonn Searles has moved npnn S. Carson’s farm, near Galesburg—The Rev. Fleming ta e»pectrd io lead the C. E- mertlng next Sun­ day evening—The friends of Miss Maud Malay gave her a pleasant surprise last Tuesday evening—Miss Bessie Willison, of Hailing*, vtalted at 3. R. Willison’s la»t week—Arthur Knowles ta-worklng for Mr. Willison.* . _______ Many a turkey gobbled their lust gn’tble Thanksgiving—Mr. Nease ta very Hi at the present writing—Very Roral weather and tool sleighing at prrsent-Mn Mil­ ton Murphy of Hastings enjoyed a Thsnkagivljtg dinner with hta mother Mrs. l.<*wart—Mra E. IxKkhart SundayM with b er mother—There were Thanksgiving ^servicee M the U. B. chnrch Sunday evening—E. Lockhart our Pleasant Valley gardner delivered radish and lettuce for Thanksgiving—Dr. Coulter spd wtfr of Chicago were I be kuesta of D. W. Smith the past week—M. Drnxlo Tbonura enterta loud Mr. James Il’mmt and slater of Vetiiidd—Thanksgiving day wa* olu aerved by our Christian citta.na by at .. ___ ...,.9 leadln< nndI — rwnnlww Mfddlsvllla. No school last ’Thursday or Fridav hi Mra. Mlnir l« Hill on U>n »lfk IM— Mias Frankie Griffin returned to her home from this place where she has been at work for Mrs. R ckard-Mr. and Mra. Bechtel and son and Gtiy Pierson and wife air Turkey al E 8. Fitche’s In Way­ land—Jessie Buaklrka and Clyde Pickett of Wayland spent Thursday and Friday with Waller and Vean Bechtel— Fred Hunt aud wife spent part of last week vMtlng frknita In Grand Rapid*—Mra. Vance and Mra. F. Black and Miss Nellie Mlnur of Heatings spent Monday with the talter'H parents at tills place—The dance at Smith’s hall Thanksgiving night was quite well attended. There w« re about thirty numbers sold—Chart Crookston re­ turned from Wiveoitslii last week—Mr. nnd Mra. A- C. Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Armstrong spent the tatter part uf last week visiting friends nt Prairieville— Mrs. F. Misner spent Saturday nnd Sun­ day at J. F. Brigrt-There will he a Christmas tree at tlie Peoples church on Saturday evening Dec. S3—News was re­ ceived of the death of Mrs. Bncl Bradlev of KanflM a former resident of thta place _ Mr. John Deinorast an old resident of thta place died al his home Saturday night by a stroke nf paralysis- of any paper in the WHOLE NO. 2008 care of a fellon, it has taken possession of hta left thumb—Carl Potter Is some better at this writing—We have quite good sleighing at present bnt the wind Is blow­ ing from the south—Tbos Powers Is quite poorly again'—Mra. Lee Tinker la on the sick list—Mrs. Ed Courtney came home from Kalamazoo last Saturday—Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Mamie Stuart of this place to A, L. Terpen I ng of Gun Marsh. The wedding will lake place at the residence of J. N. Stuart on Wednesday Dec. 8lh. Maah villa. Misses Myrtle Smith and Edna Lee of Woodland were guests of friends here over Sunday—Miss Minnie Furnisa was home from Middleville the latter part of last week—Mrs. Wm. Hummel was called to Grand Rapids Saturday evening by the severe illness of her daughter Mrs. Tru­ man Cole—Mis. John Phillips of Waodlaud was a guest of Mrs. Frank Me Derby part of last week—Misses Lulu and Nellie Felghner and Ada Michael of Hastings were guests of friends here Thanksgiving —Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Bark of Shaytown spent Thanksgiving at John Fumiss’—Mr. A. McCoy of Hastings spent Thanksgiv­ ing at Wm. Fuller’s—James Fleming of Woodland was in town Tuesday—T. D. Demory Is home from Chicago—The first public appearance of the Nashville Cornet Band will take place in a concert at the Opera house Tuesday evening Dec., Jtth —Geo. R. Howell who has been very sick for several weeks died Sunday evening the funeral took ptace Tuesday afternoon —Mr. John Furnlas took advantage of the sleighing and drove to Battle Creek and back Monday—Geo. Sei leek has been given the position of day telegraph opera­ tor at Tolleston Indiana—J. M. Wheeler has purchased N. C. Rasey’s milk wagon at Charlotte and is moving there. Woodland. George Woolett of Oregon is visiting friends in our vicinity—S. C. Woolett of Alto was in our village on Monday on busing—Philip T. Colgrove was In our’ village on Saturday—John Barnum’s home caught on fire Tuesday night bnt was saved with difficulty—The roller mill has been rented for the ensuing year to George Grover and George Fowler. Both are experienced millers and we, have good reason tn believe that the mill’s good reputalluu will iw sustained—Walls 4 Holmes have worked hard and have built up a good custom trade and Jiave made an excellent brand of flour and have dem.onstrated that the mill can be operated with profit to the operators—The heavy snow of the last few days has made good sleighing and teamsters are improving it —The p-wfoffice was moved to the Ex change Bank of F. F. Htfbert Saturday —Several Odd Fellows visited the Lake Odessa Ixxlge last Friday night—Eli Cline has returned Irom the north where he has been hunting—The Insurance Company adjusted the loss of Bolton A Gates on Tuesday. They carried an In­ surance of 38200 but the company adjus­ ter's only allowed 32000. This amount will not cover the loss to Messrs Bolton & Gates—M. 8. Cole has moved from our village. 1-oula Th I bout has moved Into the vacated house. at this place Dec. 13—The hunters have all returned from the north and Freeport haa been having a siege of La grippe— The club dance Saturday evening was not very well attended on account of the storm. Katie Flak la home from Kalamazoo tor a very abort visit—Mr. and Mrs. Friable, of Litchfield spent Thanksgiving at the home of the former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Cyras Ingraham—The citizens of Banfield, have a goodly amount of faith In the com­ ing railroad. We trust their expectations may be fully realized—Mrs. J. E. Flak and her stater Mrs. Andrus have been quite sick with Lagrippe—Dr. J. L Chand­ ler, who for many pears has bad an ex­ tensive practice extending over a wide ex­ tent of country is uow in very poor health, not being able to visit patients at any distance from home. Hte many friends will be glad to learn of an Im­ provement In bis health—The Thanks­ giving exercises at the M. E. church at Benfield were of an interesting and profit­ able nature—The rank of the pioneers of Johnstown are being thinned by the rav­ ages of time; but we still have a number of the sturdy race who first let in the sun­ light remaining among us, and it was our privilege to listen to a few of them relate their early experience when animals and InluM were roaming wild and free. When we consider the record of courts and crimes In our town we conclude ' the pio­ neers wore either loo good or too buoy to plunge very deeply Into crime. Mr. Hen­ ry Paul who Is still living on hta farm in south Johnstown nt the advanced age of 76. drove the first team, (horned horses) from Battle Creek to Hastings on the B. C. and Hastings road, he being one of the surveying party. This was In the autumn of 1837. There were then but 3 bouses In Hastings at that time and they were of the log persuasion. * \ A Statement, I have refrained so far from making any statement bearing upon the failure of the Lake Mills, al Delton, Mich., but repeated charges of mismanagement, fraud asd boarding up for personal use, have so fre­ quently come to me of late, that I conclude it n duty owing my family and the few friends yet remaining to me, to make a simple statement of facts leading down to the recent failure. I would not be understood as blaming any txxiy else, nor do I consider myself wholly at fault in thta matter. When the company was first organized Nr. Droids retained a X interest and was President and manager of\ the concern. The Bush's and tnyself each took a 1-9 Interest and paid In our money promptly. About the time the mill commenced run­ ning Mr. Dodds borrowed 84000 on hta X Interest ant) within a few weeks after 39500 more was borrowed to use in the business. So that al tbe lime of Mr. Dodds selling out and wltndnwlng from tbo. management we were left with a debt of #13,500 besides 31800 -1 had bor­ rowed on my personal responsibility to put into tne business, and with a debt of several thousands incurred In the pur­ chase of Mr. Dodds interest, and with no resources left of any amount Ijtgrippe ta with us. Mrs. B. Fisher For the past four years and a half we and Clayton Barber are just recovering have been carrying tills heavy load, pay­ while entries .Harber ta still wrestling ing interest and discount therein prompt­ with II—Rev’s. Chase and Tucker will ly, and paying annually $600 Insurance hold a agries of meetings at the West Cressy'scbool house commencing Tuesday money. a£d furnishing running expenses, evening—Blanch Smith has closed her and capital for the business and expend­ school at EasLCmay and returned to her ing about 8*2000 for improvements. For home In Coats Grove—To-day while B. the first two and a half years we gained Ffehet’s horac was being driven by one each year. Two years ago and one yearx Thta/ of lita boys, the horse ran away throwing ago we lust heavily on stored flour. M. Fisher from the cutter injuring him seriously crippled our resources and ire quite severely—Jake Castuidy buried his were compelled to borrow more money. baby lust week and his wife is very low The past summer was a serious one finan­ at wilting aud not expected to live—Quite cially, as many know to their sorrow.. we pulled through and business a number «»f <>ur young people attended But the Tlnuikaglvlng dance at Hickory began to Improve somewhat and mon­ ey was becoming easier. About this' time Curuura. Mr. Dodds came along aud proposed to Dowtins buy. His proposition did not strike me Plenty of mow far sleighing and still favorably, as he had nothing to pay coniliiues snowing—Married on the 38lh. down ou the purchase. lie proposed that, Moses Aldrich of this plane tn Mrs. Ann we should deed over the properly lu fee Deblne of Bowen’s Mills—G. Brvant simple to him and Mr. Hartman, and. ships turkeys to Boston thta week for they, under contract, assume the outstand­ market— L’lie dance held In Rice hall last ing obligations of the firm to the amount Thurwlay night was not as welt attended of 814,000. I was advised to sell, the as usual—M. Aldrich ta one of the alck— Bush's favored It. and a prominent credi­ Last J'aturday the post office was moved tor encouraged 1t. We made the sale, over to Blanton & Woodmansee’s a|ore. and they were to pay the notes and ac­ counts. We hoped they might succeed, and II ta quite likely tbev might had nut Charles Wing n( Grand Haven is shak­ creditors become uneasy. Trouble soon ing bands with N. Irving friends—D. C. began, everybody itrntanded their pay at Quigley is expecting trirnds from Jackson once, with the result that no money was Co. this week—Geo. Ingram has been out left with which to buy wheat. A trust near Greenville and traded a pair of horses deed had been given by D. A 11. as securi­ for a yoke of oxen—Mrs. Nellie McNaugh­ ty to the Hastings National Bank. Notes ton went to Grand Rapids Wednesday to became due and could not be met nor re­ visit her stater—Lulu Teeple, of Grand discounted. The eullapM: came and the Rapids is at home this week—E. Smith Bush’s and myself being still hulden ou and wife of Lewek passed through Irving the notes, were drawn Into the Ma> 1st runt, Thursday calling ’em friends—A binging nnd will >ime out of it entirely stripped school was held at the Cobb school house of all earthly pueae-islons and property. last Friday night Mr. Taylor, tmoher.N^ The little accumulations a life time, treasured up lt» nuke ol-l ag- comfortable, are gone. Evervlhlng h cm.j save ■ conThanksgiving services were nWrved at sclouMtea-oif recti Mule of ptln>-ipl<% honesty the M. E church—Mtas Ella Dunkley. -of of purpose and a srliliugin-wi to do all w« esn Richland ta vir-Ving Mrs. 8. Collier—Tne to pay. 1 huya put into the busineaa. funeral of Andrew HgvcnV babe was held 385<>0 lu cash, have lost 4 rarm-<. have at the M. E. church i»u Bunday last. Rev. aquaiid. ieu flve of the best years of my Van Antwerp officiating—Judge Arm­ life, have expeiuted >ui untold amount of strong and wife al*<> Mr. and Mra. A. labor and anxiety aiul all for the end that Hunt, of Bowens Mills spent Thanksgiv­ I might in* el my n-|MHo»ibiilll**» to my ing at J. Perkin-*’—Dur selrnol commenced fellow men. and pay my honamt 1 Monday with Mr. Hafner as principal appeal to nuy faiy-udiidcd leiainess man and Mrs. Lizzie Wood assistant--*Master it 1 have t<u( mulvr Hie riretiQMlnucn-a done Charles Mullen ta attending Busbes* all that " uno Lt 1 uiau could do aud I defy college at Kalamazoo thta win'er—Charley any man lo|>i»tly an-usr urn of fraud, or Ruggles and daughter Maud visaed friends at Battle Creek one day l«»t weeg honest dfui, 1 sorrow that others are Quite a nuinta’r around here are sick with made tu -udvr, and Hie more «> that the the grippe. Those on the list are as fol­ Bushs’ ut*i ttwlr families mr such heavy lows; J. Crump’s family. Eli Ulem-ut and ofbther, Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs. Geo. spou»!i>le. 1 hare offered to titru <ivt*r to Motien. the Hiutiugn National lUnk my 3&OOQ Life In*. piliny l«» have Hwhu reietMod Thus. Sullivan wIkj hits been w> ill Is fnuu fwrttu-r responsibility than tbrtr In­ terest in the mill. It wa* I now convalescent—The Hume Mi-si<*unry rally Sunday evening at the Cwtu’l church | was well attended—Bert Braxton of Low­ ell spent Thanksgiving with hta parents at ••Linden"—Rev. 11. IL Ha'aey <'.l**ed hta revival at Pannalee taxi wack— Mtaa Myrtle Relgler ta visiting friends lu Clarks­ ville at thia writing—Mrs. John G<*ha*r returned to her home in Grand Rapid* last rrora Colorado is I, vtsinng ,Mt!n< ( moruru R. M. Smith from wuci (or the HViupalhy *»f tlw few who Hevc me tamrtrt ai»d here declare should never fwl wnmlly reh-u^ paid. Tn.nkIPt all wl«. encouraged l,M' t*»> Krranoa, Not. \ . ’ �Hastings Banner, Thursday, Dec. 7, 1&93- THE MESSAGE. President Cleveland's Review . • ; , American Affaire. , , Tx , . . , . ,, „ tho aecompllsbmeat of that purpose Tl dispute growing out of tbs dtoortmlna tag taLs impoaed in tbo Weltaad aaaai. upon cargos* of cereals bound Ml and from the lak? ports of she United States. wa* adjusted by the •ubsUtutlon of a more Peaceful Relations with All Foreigm Countries. I Sei-S.Brt““ o tt l- ■ Hayti. ployed in a subordinate comm-rctal pun.tlon In : Hayti, after suffering a protracted imprison­ ment on an unfounded chamof amuggilng, waa finally liberated on Judicial nxumlusUon. I Upon urgent representation to Um Hayuen , goveramunt a auliablc Indemnity wm paid to -| tbs suffi-rar. By a law of Hay 11 a sailing vcs.al „ , „-------.---------------------------------------------। having dtaukarved her cargo Is refuted dearFraudulent Pensioners Scored—Work- anoeunti. the duties on such cargo have been Effect of the Repeal of tho Silver Purchasing Clauss. i XEt, I Shm lata Naoesntty. Thompson’s Experience jffoMPa sarsaparilla and prove Their Merit. PfUs . I think I would have been ta my grave sevyears ago had it not been for Hood's Sana­ United States soldier; served ho Union Army and was with March to the 8ea. -While ta the service I contracted intei, krearhiti* and catarrh, which have become phrenic disease* I find that Hood** Sarsapwwl)a and Hood’s Fills ore nro tho Lcrt medicines 1 can use for these-complalntt. They have cere cdnly prolonged my Ulo. 1 earnestly recom- HOOD’S Sarsaparilla CURES Stand tho medicines as just right for what they are advertlted. I am saU-ified they save many live* every year.” Rev. A S. THOMraox of tho 51. K church, Atltla, lUtaol* _______________ Hooo’S Pills'»irc Constipation by restore 'cg tho peristaltic action ot tho tllmentary canal YOUNG MEN ■Will save money by attending PARSON’S BRW BUSINESS COLLEGE; Kalamazoo, corner uf Main and West Ste. Send for Catalogue. W. F. PARSONS, . Prcst. JAPANESE CURS . touw rtl Clutinrt. g in dasih, unnecessary. Why entiu-" i r ala disouso? Wa, cunrantes 0 tn cura any coxa. You only per for ‘Ouarsritre* i-.c d 1 f a-.r ngiht’. CONST, RATION Tbv ure-.t i.t VJ'X erW STOJI tCf*- REGT7L VTOF. an I Hf-xU) t’Cl-.IFlElh tulM and piosuutt u takv, irpcciaHy c l- ptel 1 r calulivn' ex- SiLYoc, as ce«Jt«. ■_ W. H. Goodyear. Sole Agent, Hastings. PROBATE ORDER County of Barry, holden at the Probate office, lu the City of Hartings, in said eeuntr. on Mon­ day the 3Mlt <1 ty uf November, in the year one thousand right hundred and ninety three. > Present, (ffiarles W. Armstrong, Judge or Probate. In the matter of the estate of John F. PhlUI|ta. rtetievtel. Ou reading and filing the i>etitl»n duly veri-* —•- "‘•‘"■p*. wino* of tald ceeessed praying that fatn Instrument now oo file In said court nnd testament ot —«•. ...... ... probate iwd that administration of said estate be granted to the executor therein named or nome other euftable person. Ttimmpon It to ordered, that Firdav the . nsth day ol lierember. A. D..HB3 uteno'dotk In " the forenoon, be asataued for the hearing of said -petition and that the lielrs at law of Mid di*ecaaed sod ail other persons Interested Ur said estate, are required to appear ai a session of ■aid court, then to i»e hnlden at the Probate offlee. In the city of Hartings, lu said county, and Show cause, if any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner may not-be yranlrd. And It Is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the person* Interested in said estate, of the pendency of said petition and the bearing thereof by cr u«lng a copy of thl* order to be published lu the H -stings Bannkk. a news­ paper printed and circulated In mid County of Barry, once In each week for three Miccesalv' wruek* previous to said day of hearing. Chab W. arjiothono. Judge of Probate <A true oopy.) NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. —Stale ol MichiganUn th? Omit Cour: for the County of Barry. ** Karah J. Bare. * -Una Bare. * Notice ii hereby glve-ylhat on the and day of November A D. 1891 a Writ ot Attachment was * <!uly issu'd out of toe Circuit Court for the ■ County ol B*rrv. at Ute rult of Sarah J. Bare. * the above named I'ixlntlff, against the lauds. * tenement*. g»od«. a nl chattel*, miney- and effeeta of Um Bare, the defendant, abovensmed. » tor th* *um of M«* an which said writ waa re­ -. tumabte «mi the 14th dav of November u»J. J.Dated, thia nth dsj of Nov»mher A*. I>. ’883 Philip T. Cutarove, Attorney for FlalutllT. AU DIn»R GENERAL’S OFFICE, » * Notice i» to reoy given that certain lands sit­ uated Ik Ute eogtity ot Bam bld off to the St -te for taxes of IW and previous years, and descritoyi lnwa»vwert« which will nereafter be forwiudedw the offleeof flm Treasurer of said Goun'y. will be rel irtt public auction by said Tteiumirr st ti.r Counts Near on the first Mon day of lMen.rwrnext, xt the time and place designated lot the AnbwnJ Tax Sale*, if not preWiou-h redre-nird or c.ti;ti lled according to law. Hold stafentetita contain a full descriptloo of ra- h nsrcel »f »*ld lamia and may I* seen on apfdle 'Hon al theoffi- eof the County Treasurer after thrj ant rrevlVMt by him. Staslf.v W. TURNKIt. • Auditor Ceoend. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. 8Ute of Mt-hlgau, County of . Nstiee to hereby given, that by an order o' the Probate Ccurt for tt»e County of Bxm Made on Iheirtdv ot Ndvember. A. D. 1W sr.? s tt? Cba* *'• AKMWtwowa. The report* off the Military academy of Um army and a oommondabie > In movements authority tn tbs taa to tho soon try. „ saparvlston of Adjt Go* Rotorri Williams, lately retired, the bureau o» aUiitery has become well astabil.lMd anl ta . erod by the existtag treaty bei countr.es la under consideration. HawmiAfi Afaira to Ba the Subject of a ‘ .„g, of .0. d,* Sorvice L.W, Idnatify I A LKNQTHT DOQVMZ9T. I Washisbton,’ Dec. Dec. A <— —The The following followlnj TVT ,1 , !* the message of c J President Cleveland ,, as transmitted to congress: to ths congress of the United States: i The ccnstltutlonel duty which requires the resident from Ume to lime to rive to the ocav*a« InfnrmBtUm nt that itit* r,f thn amt A. ■souring Honduras. ’ Upon receiving authentic Information uf the firing upon an Ainericau mail steams? touching at tbo port of Amapala, because her captain re­ fused to dtliver up passenger* ta traMitrrom Nicaragua to Guatemala upon demand of the military authorities of Hood era*, our minister (Milon. Ths government of Honduras, sorusted by the scuse of ju*Uoe. and ta a spirit of the utmost friendship, promptly d;savowed th.i ... . . occur reuoa ures as he shall judge necessary and expedient. ■ n j* oTuude^Uy anticipate: shat a satisIs fittingly entered upon by commendinr to the xaetory adjustment wUl soon to r-sufiMd of thu congrcMs u careful examination of tho do vailed questions arising out of tee seix ore and use of statements and well supported reeommtmda- * American ’K-sids by insurgents In H-.cduraa executive work of the government In ha ef­ fort to wv« abridge this as Imuch ast -w... —w— — — communication ww. .■■. „ — wrtsranra ta*tK*Mnteeu?aft{M^ hT th,.'^-e->°icn°nf.^h appropriate - ■ — ' While our foreign relations have not at all tlmas during the past year boon entirely free from perplexity, no embarrassing situations remain that will not yield to the spirit of fairBess and lore of justlo* whleh. Joined with oon- , ■tstent firmness, charactsrtxe a truly Autertcan } I foreign policy. Bruxll Uaaatton. Argentine and Bra ill Boundary Qua* ties. My prudoocksor predooeasor having,accepted having accepted the the office office of of My arbitrator arbitratorol of tho the loag-atattdiogmlMloM Ionj-.tandtag mlaaloni boundboundary dispute tendered to Um president of tbs Argentine Ronublio and Brai i.lt has been my agreeable duty to receive the special envoys comtniSMloned by thooo state* to Uy before me rrtdonoe and arguments ta behalf of their respeettve sovernmenu I ~ Th. RapubBc of l.lberls. Anotable pert of the southeasterly coast of Liberia between Cavlly and Baa Pedoro MVW ICI " UVM MA W, VWMW V- Mbeen well mala talced Moro rmontly. negotlationa between tbo Liberian represent*uve aad tbo French government re­ salted ta tM signature at Parte of a treaty where by as an adjuatiuent certain Llberton uirrltoryl* ceded to Franc* Thia convention I attest advlooe had nut been ratified uy thj Liberiaa legislature and executive. Fueling * sympelheilo tataroatta Inwraatta the tbo foriuaro fortuae* of this lit-j sympathetlo of this tie commonwealth, tho establishment and - de^tabltabmnnt and rolopment of which were targely aided by the benovolence of our countrymen, and wblob cun- I *tltnte* the only tadeponusotiff aqvsrelgff Slate ; on the west coast ot Africa, this govjrnmrnt , has aeggested to the French governcu-nt lu 1 earnest ococere foot territorial Impairm.at in uraltsatton ta tho United States since ! WLU I’rotoct Armenian*. Tho right to exoludo any or all c. DV tint Unlt'Hl BUltc* wiui mu hLthoat court There being no naturalisation agataVt naiar.lt*.d Armeniao*. ho t* expected to protect them fr>'tn unnecessary harshness ot treatment f Bsiatloa* With V-nesuste. In view uf the impaired financial resource* ol Vonexunla, consequent upon thu reoent tion there, a modified arrangement for the lafsotton of thu award* at tho late claims commlaslun. In progru»«ivo to’telL meut* has been assented to and payments are bstng regularly mad* thxroander. Tbo toute dar^dispute between Vsnssusla and {‘rttlan Guiana ta yet unadjusted. A restoration of diplomatic Intercourse between tho republic and Great Britain and reference of IM <!“•»■ Uonto impartial arbitration, would bo u most banks • ere taamrwu* resumod business ZnTsov«h remalMd ta ths hands of bank ox tmta^r* wltaprospscta of speedy resumption. OOM naw Ssaxs organls^i fortytour were central ana ojuusem --• - -------- of ns tionul banks In exto tones on the £ October. 1WX was S.7W. having an aggregate caniuJ of 668-1W Not increase In theclroaP'hu a.>Hnw th- wear wan (.WMliR ------ --- .a s.nurposii of great uHlliy tn keeping tho army mildsod «>f ths world*!.progress In si! mutter* pertaining to- The report of ths attorney g-noral eon tains 'ho not too bsartlly indorse the proposition that tinsfoe syetom as applicable to ths onrapenrintlun of United Status sttoruere. mambais. cb-rks of federal courts and United Status comtnli■loners. should be sboilshed with a* little de­ tho community that the hi.nines* of the court* both civil and criminal, »hall bo as small and as Inexpensively transacted »* the ends ^.lion oTSur ourreney affair* that the ultimate result of Mils not doui’t things, however, it « impowiuio v thia i'mr precisely what oondJUona 7777 . 7T...T7 h» eh.na. nr what. thus creates a conflict between a proper execu­ tion of tho law and pdvatngnin. which cannot fall to be dangerous, to the rights and free­ dom of cltlxens aad IrrlstaUblo temptatlon to tbs uajusUflabJo expenditure of public fund* If In' addition to this re­ form another was inaugurate 1 which wouli el to tbs United Btaic* commissioner* final dtaposltiao of petty oOcusm within. the long deferred chum of the Vsnasuelan trans- pedtaat it is aaruiy sowuurj >ur ,77 questions arising from our relations with Bswall have oausad serious embarrassment. Just prior to tho tastaltatlon of the prreent ad­ ministration the existing government of Hawaii had beun suddenly overthrown, and a treaty of annexation bad been negotiated between thu provlalonal government of the Istandt and Uu» United State* and submitted to th-» senate fur ratlfieation. This treaty I withdrew for examtn*lion,and dlapaUihud Bon. James H. Blouat,ot Georg.* to Honolulu as a special cummiaelouor to msk* an Impartial investigation of the cir- which ha* Ussa fright, usd into hoarding places la returnsd to trade and satarprtec, a survey of tho altuatlon wUl probably dlscloas a safo path l.\diag w a psrmanually sound currency, abundantly sufficient to mast every requiremantofour increasing population and bu*U nae* In tho pursuit at ibis object wo should resolutely turn away from utlurlu* and mat advanoo would be made toward a t decent administration of the criminal law. KSS’ri.-SSiStt. of tho UnltJd Slates ou Ute is. day of July, JBU waa 3.8< of which l,a*4 were for Vio­ la Haas of tho Internal tuveutw laws, while tho number of such prusecutloa* tending la dealing with thta subject, instead of being in­ subject of ths treaty. After a thorough end ex- jurious, will inurease tbs probability of wise haestlve examtaatlon Mr Hlouut aubm.ttad u mo hta ms report, roiwrt. showing »uu-,u« buyond all question B0Uoa- Tfca MooatMry Conforeuoa. that ths ooasti tut tonal government of Hawaii ilth thu MUve of our had been subverted with abrivo aid at repreeentaUvo u> that government, aud through the Intimidation oeuaud by armed naval force of the Unitod Stawie which was landed for that purpose at Ut® in­ a definite proposition from u» aeemed to bo ex stance ot our minister, upoa the facta pec ted upon thu reaaiembUag of tho confurt-t.ee developed it seemed to mo thu only bonoranlo fed me to express a willinquee* to have the coureo tor our goveram'jnt to pursue wm to meeting stUl further postponed. It seem* to undo tho wrong that had been dune by num mu thaiii would be wise to give general authori­ ty »o the president to Invito other natiuos to representing us sod restore as tar as prac:* wi" •uob a conference at any time when there forcible Intervention. With a vww o. aowsu- should be a fair prospeot of acoompUming an • trained conical. The outbreak of domestic.- hostilities in the , — ttijin the constitutional ------inwu-natloual ugroetnont ou tae subject cf Hey-ten. I pltsbtag thia result aithln republic of Braxll found the United States alert Uurrelatlons with Mexico continue to boot th*l 1 coinage. to watch the Interests of our citlscus ta that Mose and friendly.nature which should always w obligations and : ll«eom>Mud.itluu Uogsrillug Bund*. country, with which we carry on important characterise tbo intercourse of two neighboring ' oa‘ 10 ~ ?,r n^^^Ltat.'ter I desire also to carncsUy auggost the wisdom commerce Several vessels of our now navy republic* Tbo work of relocating U.e muuu-. unjustifiable: are now and for some time- have been stationed menu martens the boundary oetwecu ibo atHunolula has received appropriate tastruogorornmcnt bond* 'Au martang thu boundary tmum u ibo at Honolulu has r at Rio do Janeiro. The struggle being between meats countries tromraso del Norte to the Pacific Is t'-oui to that end. rtary .of the established government, which controls tho * - ------machinery of administration, and with which now nqarly completed, lbs cumtntesion re-1 Thus far no Information of thu accompUanwe maintain friendly relation* sod certain officer* of ihe navv employing the vessels of auuiuvum uiu nvw,» । their command tn an attack upon the pules growing out of the shifting currents uf •r>>xu mm pc.-tod. When received they will be promptly Immigration Matlstics. natloual capital nod chief seaport, and tbo Rio Grande river cast ot El Paso. •eel to the congrcs* tog-rtb'-r with all other in- ( Nicaragua and Guatemala. lacking m It doe* the element* of d! , The superintendent of Immigration, through at— band, accompanuri by a ape<*lul tided administration, I have tailed to see Nicaragua has recently poaxod through two formation ----------- --------fully fic tailin g all the fact* | , uui ia-,1 ttacai year tuuro arnvoa at our revolution* tho party at tirst auccuastul huvexecutive piesaaRO tully dwUddng that the Insurgent* can reasonably claim recog-* necessary to a complete understanding of th*pur^ ha <83 immigrants O.‘ thcoe l.bdl eerv eomntete understai nltion as belligerent* Thus far the position of lug In turn been displaced by another. Our t^-te-»rr ta and presonUng -ih.story of tul mo tsateri- ■ iu-d to taud SSUd undor thewlimitation* uf our gevernmeut baa bo-.-n that ot ana'tentlre newly-appointed mini*ter, ty tit* tltnily good ciu»<x „m.,& ator;p u,tmaub, “i but Impartial observer of the unfortunate con­ offlot* slued ta a peaceful aJJjs'.m> nt ut the *1 events Favorable lo Arbitration. | frvm wueacu u>oy cam* by reason of their havflict Emphasising our fixed policy of impar­ controversy involved in the ur.t conflict. Tbo tial neutrality ta sueb a condition of affaire a* large American Itlterost* istabllatted in that ' By a concurrent resolution, passed by the |£» uecuinc public charges lt-g become charge* The Th total arrivals nuw exist*. I deemed it necessary to disavow country tn connection1 with th > Nicaragua canal scnuui February 14, 1M», aud by the house of! wcj-j 141U3I ire* than for thSiiroviou* year Tj 141.U3Iins* lh*T: Tho canal company representsliver ou theXlof April following. Un-; ta a manner not to bo mltucderstood ths un­ were net molested. FreveatMta of Dises** president was requested to ••luviie.from time to — ... . . ..... authorised action of ctfr late naval commander ha% unfortunately, become financially suriouaiy secretary la ta those waters in saluting the revolted Brasil­ embarrassed, but a gvnerou* treaimeac ha< time, as lit o.'cxslons may artac. negotiation^ ofThu ths operation of ian admiral, being indisposed to countenance been extended to itby tbo govoroment of Niuwith any govcramutti »itD whuh tne United ~rrf wZ<fkdime under lu'sanurvlsuw an act calculated to give gratuitous sanction to aragux The United S-sies are especially in­ the local Insurrection. terested, la the suo.cssful a^hlcvomeut uf tbo to toe tnd test suj u,n. r.ncc-s or u.e t.,,,,, ,, dta'-aac* Thu aumonltiumi of tb<- last put. artstag t-lMen the tso governT^re t^hlM; u-r pttonc ta-a.m aid vast undertaking thta coiupsur i.*« Lu charge. “ wS^iu tl ThdNconvention between our government tiud That it should be accomplished muter atauuc- KS? JJS? Chill, having fur Its object the settlement and tlvcljr American *u«p*»>", ami its enjoyment sijustinent ot the demands of the two countries axxmst each other, bas been mado affectlye by the organixaUon ot the.claims commission pro­ lantlc and Pacific scat.o*rd«. but to the ships vided :or, The two governments failing io agree of the world in the interests of clviUutlm. to a publics of America aud the nation* of turot* oreventnw 'mean upon the third member of the commission, propoeitlnu which. In my Jodgmunt, doss not mig ht b« aettled by arbitration, and recum- *4° N opiating Oy preventive mean, io the good offices of the president of the Swiss admit of question. titat Uu- governmentot each net •**“* «»-•*»/ the lavaalta of <n*-ae* Oustem.ua has also bjen vUltod by the po­ Suhded republic .were Invoked, as provided In ttoi rcic.seuted n Umt toul.renoe ah.-u.d oX> hV‘IU “? H*0 treaty, and the selection of ths Swiss repre- litical viCiMitudus which have afflicted her ...IL-vtCT"I r.gLi* and duties of local uguncie* would. 1 tro untatlve In thta country to complete theorgun- Central Am-irlcan neighbor* vui thu dtesoluIxaUvn was gratifying alike to the United Great Britain in the shape at a resolution ; Btxtcs and Chill The vexatious question of soadopted in pariiamrni July id task cordially called legation asylcm for offenders against the sympathising with -.he purpuso in v.aw, and <-xStatu and Its laws was prevented anew In , Extradltljo with Norway and I.utata. Chlfi by the unatnhortaed action of tbwtato 1 An extradition treaiy with Norway has re­ pressing the hupu that her majesty's governd --exchanged. meut will lend ready voopsrauon to ths govern- ' United State* minister In receiving Into his of- ccntlr Loen proclalmod and --- -------- r 1th signed In mentof the United Slates upon tho bsata at the meut flclai resldvuce two person* who had just The extradition I real? w! -----Ruosla, ---------- — - --------failed in an attempt at revolution and March. 1-87, and amunded and uonfirmed by the concurrent resolution above quot'd It affords against whom criminal cbanres were pending senate ta February last, wa* duly proclaimed mo s'gnal pleasure to lay tats parliamentary growing out of a former abortive disturbance. for misccilatieou* ob/l~be doctrine of asylum as appl.od to this case Led by desire to cutnpcsu dltfwrencca and con1* not sanctioned by the best precedent* and. I tativeir manifest In favor uf tho rat.onal and Utter sum II ci udos tlj.riM.8ta U for river and when allowe 1. tends to encourage sedition and peaceablo setUemeutof international quarrels barber Improvements an J fur for tlSir.fe- Under no circumstanre* can tho repre­ sentative? of this government be permitted, scene of conflicting foreign pretension* and na­ under the Ul-definrd fiction of extra territorial­ tive suite, the United autos, departing from Ity, to Interrupt the administration of criminal Ba policy consecrated Ly a cunturr of observ­ The total euroUtnent of the mlBtli of the justice tn the countries to which they are ac- ance, entered tour years ago into tbo treaty of authorising the presideat to ratao tho grade of tred!ted. A temperate demand buv.ng becu Berlin, thereby bewminr JulnUy bound our envoy* to oorreapoml with the rank in currant y>*r 114offioura and enJ Is tad mu* made by thu Chilian gorcroment for the correc­ a 1th Eugiaud and Germany to establish which foroigu coimu.es accredit ttu-lr agents tion of this conduct In the Instanc* mentioned. and maintain Mal'.etoa Laupopo *J king of here. Great Britain. FratH*. Italy atidGerSarno* The treaty provided lor u foreign military force rej>urt ini court of Justice; a municipal round! far the dLi, triat of Apla, witb.n foreign president Uiuraof, Chinese ttefftatraUosu _ the authortxod to advise the king: a tribunal for tic meat of native and foreign tand land title* tl Geary law. requiring the registration of all the settlement Neither Indian outbreaks nor domestic vio­ revenue system the Chinese laborers cnutled to residence ta the &1111 ■ I-. —-* ~ ‘ *for “ ■* kingdom. * •­ A like elevation of mission U announced by lence have called UM army into service during United State*, and the deportation of all not Impceedupon Russia, and when made alii be similarly met. government not mst by the This step fltUngly lutnpurta with the position thr year, and theouiy active military duty re­ complying »iih tb*provl*ion* of th* act within «** of Uta m quired or it has been in the de partmen i of'lexna, the time jiMHcribed. met with much opposition —— »•.- ,,.,arxta the United States holds tn thn tamlly of no- where vlolsuons of the neutrality lawn of the Early In the .lite of this triple protectorate from Cnlnamen in ’ids country. Acting upon United States and Mexico were promptly and the advice uf eminent counsel that the law was the natlre dlssci,lions It wu designed to elficlenily dealt with by ths troops, eiiaung the unconstltutlunul. tho groat mass'of Cblneae «1 revived. Hirais defied the authority of warm approval of the civil aud military au­ new king; refusing lo par laxos aud delab >r« r* pending judicial inquiry as to Its val­ thorities of both countries. idity. tn good faith declined to apply fur tho certificates required by its provision* Ths operation of wise ta«s and the Influences have been txpandod with the crowing require­ A lest cose upon pro ceding by habeas a large number of Ids adherents were in open corpus was brought be;ore tho supreme court, rabsUion on one of tho Islands Qhlte, lately, ment* ol our foreign trade, Dtechsrging 1m- uf clrllUMtlou CUM tan Uy tending to relieve the rV.rllM 'In, — _.< country from thu duugura of Indian hoaUHUe* andon Moy 16. ItOXa declsiun was mudo by a: tea request of the other power*, and tn foltogsthsr with tho uu.ro**lag abfilty of Ue that tribunal suatalniug the taw. It la believed Cllment al its treaty obilgoUon. this govern­ that under the recent amendment of the sot ment agreed to units In a pint military move­ tri<»• exorcising Judicial functions, those offi­ states, through tho efflcleqsy <0l tho na­ tional guard organ is* tloua, to- protect extending the time for registration the Chi- ment of such dimensions as woul 1 probably ss- cers should be men of character, inialllgtmoe their clUrens from domes tie violence, lead ne*e teborer* thereto entitled who desire to re­ oure tho surrender of ths Insurgents without end ability. to tho auggsai.on that tbs time is side In this country will nuw shraU themselves bloodshed. Tho warship Phllsdalphla was acCopyright Ixtacdsd to Denmark. qordlngiy pul under orders for Samoa, but be­ fast approaching when taero should fore she arrived the threatened conflict •ouurea copyright to Amert< was precipitated by King Kallatoa's at-' equal tooting with Its own, the tack upon ths Inaurgaat camp. Mataafa was detected aud a number uf meu avoided. killed. The British and German naval ves­ sels present subsequently secured the surren­ der of Mataafa and hta adteranta The later st Pexln. as dean of the diplomatic body defeated cbio! aud ten of Ida principal support­ and In the absence of a representative of er* were deported to a German Island at ths Sweden and Norway, to press upon the Chinese Marshall group, where they are hold as prison­ government reparation for the recent tnurdsr ers under the joint responsibility and cost of poeu, and tha massing of ths troops al impf of Swedish missionaries at ftang-Pu. This tho three power* cus-cm* ,u A»4.01*78 and from internal rev­ Uni and acceealiSu stations, all premiss to prt»question to of vital Interest to all countries our dutiable Imports mo'.p thn UMjifulnaaa Thta incident and ths svhnts lea-ling up to It enue Uei.^r,03.81 ilu srw... •>... ,.Tiwhose cl tlxons engage in missionary work In the singularly Illustrate the impolicy of establish­ amounted to <481.8M,TlL an lncre**» of tAMM,interior. . 007 ovsr the precediM yea- »nd Importations the operation of the law forbidding tbo^ ruouIng alliances with foreign pow-ra free at duty amounted to MU644,211, a decrease listnient of men after ten years Berrios haatun By aralcle-Uuf the general act of Brussels, from tho ptouedltu,- year of UI.4M.447. Intern d proted it* wisdom, and while tae argument* WLre than fifteen years ago this government revunuu receipt* oxuesdo.l those of the prsoodslgrrrd'Julr x/Taw. for tho suppression of the that teA th -.t.v.... __ . sgalnst Spain In behalf of one liter year by (7.117.40.33 slave trade and t;ie restriction of certain In­ preferred a claim ’ « fnr. a.,**., - — _ jurious commerce ta «be Independent state of 111V.0-1? tax collected Cn distilled aplrlt* the Congo, and In tho adjacent xone of Central was (0...’Al,too mJ. on manufactured tobacco Uprtn agreeing to pay. unconditionally, as *' Africa, the United State* and the other signa­ .81 IM. 711 TA and on fermented liquor. ! It Is n a n-apwjtful but DAiiff. ho exported merahandbe during the '•»oatra1? tory power* agreed to adopt appropriate means fair todaronity, {1.50u.O» tor the punishment of persons selling arms and earnest note waa. recently oddrcaaed to the ammunition 11 the natives and for tho oonflsca- Spanish government insisting upon prompt fu • •lJK.du.064. from tho preoodtng year. The1 flllmeat of It* 1-jng-neglected obllgatlo* Other amount of guld exerted was larger than ahv Uon. entered tlon of the inhibited article* It being the plain duty of thta government claim* proferred by the United Stets* against rvevluu* year ta tbs history ot the governmsnu 1 to aid ta suppressing the nefarious traffic, im- Spain, in bshalt of Amsricsn citizens foe prop- amuunt.ag to HOKW.sm, and exoeettag Krlng ae.lt does the praiseworthy and ctv ,u4 durtnf preoedlug year by construction and ordnance tag efforts now ta prewr.sa tn that region. I many years At ths time Spain's title to the Caroline tarecommend that an act b«i punned prohibiting the sale uf arms and Id toxicants to the natives lands waa confirmed -by arbitration; that guvtuuu, kxcaiv lo-.nan erumoat agreed that the rights which haa be._-n aad thirty-four 8-Inchgnn* ready to be mourned ta the regulated gone by our clttaen* acquired there br American missionaries on gun Ufa and carriages, and seventy-are Extradition Treaties. should be recognised sad respected. It la sin­ Incn mortar* In addiuon to ihr product of Costa BIca hat lately testified lu friendli­ cerely hoped thst this pledge will be o. served itltnated up-Jh the basis of present rev- thn army gun factory, now completed at Waness by surrendering to the United State* In by allowing our mtMto.mric%who wore removed territat. the government uu contracted the absence of a convention of extradition, but upon duly submitted evidence of criminality, a ba“flr’’<1 of th’-« calinoted fugitive from justice. It to trusted that tween ths Spanish garrtaun and Um nat.vM, to sul'vng in a defici? ,cy or . m.oOb.4 bsro. the first or which snould bo the negotiation of a treaty with that country return to their fields of uMfnia •*< 'to depariment fur ust before to meet reeurriM cases of this kind will soon be accomplished In my opinion treaties for reciprocal extradition should be concluded not included in ireMu.Tfi*Mt^iKtTmkevalUMs for the purpoMs with all thou countries with which tbs United token uf emit 084 an lucre*-.- for ws year of tll4fo<M7. Es­ Btates has not already conventional arrangeto celebrate. 1 recum- timating our p«pulaUou at 37,<3fi,iMU at ths time raontlooed the per capita circulation was (Si <a — —.... iaa, cun* make grateful rMOgutk a** :hor* was to toe treasury gross br adequate appropriations should proshtp which promptsd It gold bullion amounting to tm. flBT. TtJ and silver ’k to th# uninterrupted prosecution of this £»lUan which was purchased at a cost of mm? pending boundary dispute dually dewed by Important matters have demanded uttentlou arbitration In con form, ty with thu spirit of the tn our relations with the Ottoman porta The firing ana partial destruction by an utireler thu law of July •tratefd mob, of one of the school buildings of Anatolia college eatiblisted by ciUsons of the Unlied States at Maraovan. and the apparent I.CS Ih« obsdsM r.* 'V. --------------- - . during the it* ufflota!* railed and Um expanse attending It have enormously exeluslvuof iudgo< oalarles, for the year ending July 1. ISM, was tt.S74.733 11 und tor th ending July 1. ISA. •IfcS.eTO W.- It la fore, apparent that tae rvasomt given in a change In the manner uf enforcing the I also heartily Join the attorney general ta recommending logtaUt un fixing degrees of the crime uf munTer within federal juraullcUon. as In cases wh«-re final Judgment is rendered against the suffi b-ncy of on. indTcUuent or agntnn Ute g< v<.iun:s3t upon any otter -quectlon arising before actual trial; limiting the right of review tn oases of felony punishable onlr br fine and Im­ prisonment to the clruuit court of appeals, aud making epscJy prevision fcr the cunaiructfon of such prisons and reformatories as way be tains a detailed staufuetii uf the operationsuf UM poet uffico depsrimer.t during the last nseal Cx and much lug resting Information lunch this Important t.r.nd, at Uu- public service. The bae;nr»< uf the mmls ■ and quickly reduct-* the postal revenue* Therefore* larger d.s.-cpatuv tuau usual be­ tween the po.rt office re.eq-.* and expend.tare* ta the expected tutu u-.avold-tuta result ut tba distressing stridgeucy butch ba* prevailed throughout thu country Nau tag much of ths time covered by u.e poatmuster general s re port Eanrmuas Hsficlsney. deficiency otrtho 30 ih durol June, IWi would bo but a Utile over 61J*k>,'XXi It amounted, however, to more than '.4.tMB.aM At tU- same time, and under th- ltifl«vtic.- of like satlclpu- nseal rear ending June .’J, U.t. wh'.cn exhibited a surplus vt revenue over expenditures of 1872, Mi 71; but now. in new of luc actual reouipis utid expenditures during that part cl the cur­ rent fiscal yc*r already expired, the present postmaster general estimates that ut i » close ins loud of a *urt>lus there will bo - dcC.ienc.-y ol nearly IB -'Xl.Wl to »bl.vf<.UMPA Tuis p-.st other deficiency would disappear cr b- Immensely drer used if less matt -r was carried free through th* ma'.lk an stem of which Is upward of JW iuni <>tM-cpda States on the 31th d^y ol June, IBM was 044P3 an Increase of 1.2M ov-r the pscv.-ding year. Ot there 13fli weto prcaidenilAl. an to- Forty-twu free delivery offi.es wore addod during the year to these already ex'stmg. mak­ ing a total of Olu cltle» and towu» provided with tree delivery on June 30, HMt Ntnctjthree other cl Um and towns are uo» «x lilted to thta servlco under the law, but it ita» not been accorded them on account of In­ sufficient funds to meet ibo expense of Its esinbltehmoat. I am deculudiy at ths opinion that the provisions of the present ttablu. an.'. that .1 not b-j extended to smallnr June 3u HD4. will t>- mure than 11 !,(*». iOX under legislation now existing there must be a constant Increase :n this item of expcudl- a Tbsro were d.Wi additions to the dom-stlc mor.vy order ofiU.-a during the last lls«'al year. » ..... I..j . (n — nv .'I'll.' thfl M.431 There won? ld,30a,7J6 money orders toautsl irira these ofllcca, to!ns an intrcsne over the pnodl.ig year ol l,S*J,aM and the amounUug u> ni,9AC7«.7A lid inu rnattonal money < — -----added to those already provided, making a to­ tal of Xtu7 In operation on June 3«. IWd value wm I.W7 M. an IncretMo or u.-=i,tkxi*,. The number of orders ptid was S*J.?1», an incr>.'*se over the preceding year uf I1.IDX and tboir value was »,UO.37h7il an increase of tM.084.ia From tho foregoing statements it appears that the total issue of money onl<-r* —« . .^^..1 wna— an,n**ntznl IO 683. an IncreaM over tho preceding year .of neatly t! per cent The special delivery stamps used up-wi ito-«e l.-ltere and packages amounted to.*n,M3 8i, and <h.i mesaengrre* f»«" l«:d -"r their del,very auiuuatod to t9&(UA£7L leatHqju The runway ro >1. scr.lo© not only ttdd* to the romptnere uf tn* . d- hrery nt all oMl-es. uut I is ho ooyncai in- .umentnlllj- which puts equality tn orunch of the postal iron, uu- piaitn,'.". a ■ ■ •*•- — gr-rtlf-tag r.. ..a,'- that . m ta a condition of uignrfficiuiicy, and ere.* usefulness 1 am led to aaree with tto* ixtaunastor general, tnat there ta rc«:n for its lurtaer improvement. EUM41UC4 IttTILC. i UW parUMfnt given conclusive evMtnce of .he value of civil service tnform when. after an exper ence that rendu n, his Judgment on the subGt absolutely reliable, be express tt-e ins system ta, inirusicu m uini I desire to commend as rsp-'ctaUT ’cr£y prompt atten Hon the sttggiMtiuas of the etmaator gwuT-M relating to a more 4 buaineso-llkv cr,aninauon aud a be.ter dis­ tribution of responsibility In hta department tfutia ustULwtory. U-vlu* on haad in ths rituv *.r«i One ouaoM 0? sdTor. wk.chnust. i xyu - praaentM a «a war nin» batUstUld r CQNTISX’ ED Ob’ NEXT PAU*i �Cmtowr# Kept Baay. ,h0 PM» *»« mnntini ths demandsf<w ?here have been re£iwu£“ SUtag^ a piel wiu •“ in otder to m we up It became neeoe-ary. navy | a #u*Aep» flaw to mtroi tee Behring aeV der tbo modus vlveut!' agraed upon wIt a rirut Britain, to detail to Sklwarvta# onr vr^Z from tea .flab coamtawoo aad ® ““““ thT" ilho *ecr,'tary recommends Miat l^ ltw Ktremaining n5n^lniP« of tho r“. Jle,b* ’^routined eonan®d»L-. to the purchaw uurvuMe ot or naw new »<® strictly *»d ‘“Proved varietie. ot -- Bnd that these <1 thmn-Ks.jt ^rougbout experiment ataUonx. Ihu# the Beer*--------­be tolled, and utter the test ba# been cm 0 revenue marine. »«< •« u. m.«i X, u’ff bare boon such as ar* constantly occuretax ' A STRANCE case. H»*’"E£eZ.'XSSs Th, f.ri'« ' 3’^kt: -I cannutaoevibo ^with- *-” ' ----------- -— tb-TlUCt' \'v were sore, to ovreoma ; -Jj. feeling that haJ taken I , jo addition. 1 had « M. v back and around my I , »ri indcacribabb 'Kone’ ii-ich Physicians wait! U ivMs, from wbli h.vuN'ords.u coneluidou. there;kt no t. rts upon a pcraon. tbcy.. ,usidlou* prtatri-re until ,-H and the sufferer dice. . . : 1 had been doctoring 1. dllx, but with no-purj s.,w an advert b-emonl • .,- Nervine, procured a ,-i- It. Marvelous a* It A day* had pmc*^. before feeling had loft me, • t-ecn even tie# slighted* return1 now feel as : and have gained ten • -, -ugh I hud rum down ; other* bar* used l»r. S,.-vlG«on my Bvcomen<.-n a**atl»t*ci«T iRlhete Jam.-* Kune. La HuMA v.ire Nervine is sold by all -U.lve guarantee, jit sent •.•.. Medical Co.. Elkhart, t price, fl per bottle. *U ,•«urepald. Ittefreofrom Our ReorgnnlMwi Navy. Aa a result of the experience M '■ ship builder* and designer* aud It I* believed that the dates when veaaeta^rtu be completed can now be estimated with rea•onaMe accuracy Great gu it. rapid lire guns, Blood Tonic ire law. not only In it# effect upon the public ?nrita°^ff-UI VM’iWhB■11 ‘!”'n more ‘«P»rt»n<» The'-double-xurretcd coaat-defema monitor Mtautafiomoh. the double-’.urreH-d comt dofenae monitor Monteror, tha armored cru;#<-r S2^l»ni«lprerious oi>-‘>lngv of public In the belief th»t gaous incldcnta cannot be . tuciacnt# & jisr*. _vwtlbcxil u? n cbxnse in the <-bar tea ton. Atlanta and Boat.n. th. reu Detroit, she gunboat* Yorktown. Conc»-nl. Bennington. Machias, Castine and Petrel, tha dtapateh vessel Do phln, tta- twxcure v^S? Bancroft and the dynamite gunboat Vesuvius. Of these the Banerof’. Machtaa. Detroit r-^atten Kava <_ _, , .. . Preserve the Forests. c<>U7,!r:;tUy 5?“n,enJ to attention of the tar»■7^i.~«.*lBUl'“’’nl, w’nl*‘0«‘ In the secret -A. Thtanumber has been reduced to l.&MJ persons. *eepie3rl Public treasury and the i^KIBli”id?BlBn<? ll< lb* People fur economy in the administration of th-te ------- ujKin in0 Um 0| rational•xJ*““torea by the cliciinaUon 1*> ro-is of all pen-otu not neeiled tor mre?C ent COOlluo‘ of lbe “5alrs of the depart- at each session six torpedo boats. While' 1 am dt»UaoUy in favor of consta'eatly pursuing tea policy we have Inaugurated of building up a thorough and efficient navy I cannot refrain from the sugjroatloa that tee congress. should carefully take Into account the number of unflntahed vessels on our hands aud the depleted condition of cur treasury In considering the propriety of an appropriation at this time to begin new work. The method of wmploying mechanical labor at navy yards througb boards of labor, and making efficiency the sole tret by which labor­ ers are empl yyal and coutinj-l is pro lac­ ing the best results, and the secretary Is earnestly devoting hltns<-;f to its dcvelopm-t;-Attention ta Invited to the stetementa of hta report in regard lo th.- workings of the system. t utting. Down Kxp-nses. During the Orst quarter ot tbs present year — —e" of the department aggregated SSW.sA'nk mi Bgalnxt t4tfi012<4 for the correrriod ot the fiscal, year ending June '* — anparent his in­ teatkm to ronihi ’oe“thU>makes rate of reduction by subrahtiM rsUmatee for* the next fiscal ye»J .... . . leas by NM.3S> than those for the present year. Among the heeds of division# in thta depart­ ment lhe changes have been exceedingly teW. Three vacanc'.es occurring from death nnd res tgnations have been ailed by the promotion of OMtstaaialn the same divisions. Tneje prom lions of experienced and faithful assistants bars not only been in the Interest of uncial work, but hare suggeat-d to tnose in the de­ part meut who look for retent:on and promt* tlon that merit and devotion to duty are their best reliance. ' The amount appropriated for the bureau of animal industry fqt th.- current flacoj year in tAO000. the estimate for the ensuing year 1# ITOO/vi .Builder . could have tx-en effectually guarded against by the owners of the affected cattle qj. bile $13tagio us pleuro-pSeumoufk i*i catlie has bi-cu eradicated, antnal lubcrcuL•«>a disc#-' widespread nod store dangerous to human life than plcuro pueum->niA«» »Ull prevalent Inrealisation# have been <wul<- during the pw, year as to the m«ow. uf Iw communication and tbo method of lu correct diaxnoaK- Much progress has been made ir. tbt« direction by the studies of the diris.on of animal patholugy. but work ought *-■> tr M tended in . ctK'ieration with iocal authorities until the danger t«> hu­ man life artaing from this cause ta reducij to a minimum The number of animal* arrive 4 from Cinaii during the r-ar an.l inspected by bureau offl untie; pa tod tor that tho W83. would ke antldpath>t currant eh rxhlbitea urao of wrxual, rooclpts ^Dr. williams’ F MEDICINE CO., Schenectady# a :BrockvUk.Oat. -ignated. The Bacal year end­ han Hl.UUi.iXD, ng th-? re must oi of expend!n’>d an attorney's f-e <! (or tn «nid laortgaee. c> .it law having been usecured by tf.eteol: I rtue Ol the ;>ower of 4 mortgage, and the i- znd t-rovu|ed. notice . 1 *uail sell at public >t tHddrr. at the north rt HiMf* in the City of the |4nce where the Clr Ciutnly !» hbldrti , lire lu '>ld urertguge. or M> urlng the year >r offices *ert ed. making a toJune 30. 1SWL eoney orders IsWA an Increase -.'./ex and their rrmuo of *1.2*1,p»id was 3M.917, bi!ttl-« or death resulting from army and n.tvy Servian. The number o- pcrautis remata'ng on the rolls J one M iW-t who were peu«H»av.iwndar the act of Jane?7. U*>. «ftict. allows pen Steas on Recount of death sal J s iiilU'.y uot ctiargrable to a-mv service. »i> W,!-< The number .tedrd to tee roll# during the re»r w 1-J.Ot sod the number dropped » a# S<an. The drat payments on pensions al’lowed during n»e .year amounted to *217.-4.M0.S& Thta Inclu lee arrears, or the accumu­ lation between the time from Which the aS -------------------- --------- --------- ---------- ------------- « lowance of pension date# sad tee Urar of actttal- Mnt from the preceding year, the deercaw ocly granting tho oertifleate. 1------ - ■- •*■»--ir->» ■»— •■—Pensions for IHaabUltles. Although the L»w ot UUJ permits pensions for dtaabUitte* not related to military service, yet as a requisite to Its iruetlta a d»abl.l*y must exist lucamicltaltnx app-lcauta “from the p«-rformaMW>f manual labor lo such a 4< fn-*-a# to rend^rthem unable to earn a support. lhe execution of thta law in its early stages doe# ICC UU,” Ml *u<- .—J. .............. -aulborltatlvn roestruuttea was given to tuc statute aryl sb-eu that time this loustrucsiou Utt been tollo*e4- This uas bad the effect of 1 julllng ths < pcratlon of lhe law to Its lntende-1 purpose. Tho discovery having been mado that many name* bad be n put upon the pension rod by means of wholes a.e aud gigantic frauds, tee c^mmiitalouer euspended payment, upon a number cf twtis.ous which sccm-4 u> c>< fraudutent or unau thorland pending a comniata examination, giving notice to tM pen-».un•ra'ia order mat they might.have an opporlunir —1& •»)-<*"J claJans notwitestauJlng apparent invalidity Frauds !te >uld B« ExposedThta, 1 understand, is Um... procure which Ms -----------------------for > long time prevaUcd tn the pension bureau, but after entering upon these ro««‘ invnsugatjcr.s the ccmrajuloner modified th.# rule so as not to alio*, until after complete ex­ amination. interfereute with the payment of a run .pp.r..u, Ltu trti flxca al a rate r "2 ■rw-rta! reference to their siinatfon will iuow TKVtaIITm^t errry 11m- ’he Vnlted Kingdom nt (treat Britain and Ireland abnurbs by fur the ■loner has become a bod cilix-o. every taisc spire Tbousands of nelghborboo-isbure thvir ••'•non t•.-uiy <MM (M) t«wu >£•• ten w«m lu Barry eoautt : i...cou>Aluiug forty aores^f Puiur r. , Atbcar Uv.el S.,»» iAMlguee of Mortgage. .Ho.r. A"lKn<-ftof Mortgage. n.. .»rt °nj” •“'“Si J'iliftn prtment of aKf1* uI ur’ t f4rnjjng. The main reir’S's to keep the matters bnvluk *ny1.n^UCB^e ^jdUcU XS’Sff iS®i?s- to the commercial side O‘nr* And concern difference to tho claims of tntaea-l veteran* Uiltty which puts i thu terries on an h the larger and ich of the postal rd much attention and. though it ta I in a condftloa or rfulnesa lam led M«tcr general, that Popular Love at Right *nd Juttloe. ot. cl,v11 »crTlpo reform in this country instructively and interestingly illus­ trates how strong a hold t movrment gains upon cur oeooie which >.«. ihHr better administration of their government The law embodying this reform fnumi Popular sentiment existing in lie favor than from any love for tbo reform lh" of teftotatora: nnd it has lived and grow n and flourished In spite ot the covert !S.w*U a,,°Pen boetlllty of spuliMuen and not­ withstanding the querulous impracticability of many •elf-cunatituted guardians. Beneath all the vagaries and sublimated theories which are attracted to it there underlies this reform a sturdy commoo-sense principle not only suited lo this mundane sphere, but whose'appltcaili>n our p.N>p:e are more and more recognizing to be absolutelv essential to the most suororafta op­ eration of their government, if not to Its per­ petuity. An inconalstency t’ototed Out. I It aroma to me to be entirely Inconsistent with the character of thlt reform, as well as 1 with lu best enforcement, to oblige the 00m­ i mission to rely for clerical aulataucc upon ■ clerks detailed from other departments There | ought not to be such a condition tn any drpart1 menl that clerks hired iodo the wo’k there ■ can be spared to habitually work at another place; aud it dees not accord with a sensible । view of civil service reform that persons should be employed ou the theory that their labor Is necessary In one depar'tnont when In ; point of fact their services are devoted to en1 tlrely different work In another department. I earnesUy urge that the clerks necessary to . carry on the work of the romtniaskm be regu| larlv nut upon lu roster, and that the system of "bilging the eummbwioncra to rely upon tho .servicesof clerks belonging to other depart। menu be discontinued This ought not to in| crease the expense to tho government, while II । would certainly be more oumdslent affd add greatly to the efficiency of the commission. Kcmiomy Is Urged. Economy in public rxp.-nditure la a auty ! that cannot luoMteully bo neglected by ibo-w ; Ititrjwted with the control of money, drawn I from the people for public usra It mu»t be . cor.fraved that our apparently endless reI sources, the familiarity of our prop.e with Im( tr.cns' accumulations of '•calth. the growing I sr-ntlinrtit among ttv-in. th.U UW of put. it money -.it.-ul 1 in some manner be ■ to their immediate and persona) advantage, the ‘•egirculation of hisliotuu paper which j^UflaWr^JM^yre^teero-tof s*d* After the home for the American Economist, ltd by the American Protective dents say#: qiio o( u c- ne«pon- Tme American can t,-fwithout it B ^SLS., •««<« “ ‘SSI mA tw »n sea.'d’v.ui. ffuJLS-.4® «r «• everywhere ereuy of ,,^1.. W,.uh'l Dl*trwa«w Mrteuitnral Jn each ■«•«« »“a “[^JtabllXd- These I consider ft the C-uat .4 a;ij truegt political teacher fa tc#t nev ^’‘1“ tJfuldtatributfcn of LX-#.i-.“- Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Fremont will ship a carload of provls ions and clothing tq, the upper peninsula In a few days. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Lansing Detroit Grand Rapids. A herd nf about thirteen deer are win­ . I tering In what Is commonly known as the ; , "Big Wood’s." four miles southeast of ‘ Petersburg Monroe’county. . William Blair, charged with robbing the . Memphis postoffice has been held in SL­ | OW bail. 1 her Ionia county gets $7,023.90 as share of tho primary school money this I year. Manifestly, if we arc to aid the people direct1v through tariff reform, one of Ils most obvi­ ous features hbonidbe* reduction tn present tariff charges upon lh" necessaries of life Tao beneflUi of such a reduction wotdd be palpa­ ble and substantial seen and felt by thousands «ho would bo better fed ami better sheltered. These gifts should be the will ing benefactions of a government whoso high­ est function is the promotion of the welfare of ^NoUras closely related to our people s pros­ perity and well-being ta the 7®»varof restric­ tions upon lhe importation of the raw mnuriais ueresaary to our manufactures The world to our nntkmal tngroulty ud enterprise. This cannot be while federal leglsiaUvib througb the tmrosltfon of high tariff, forbids to American manufactures as cheap matcr.alaar those used by their competitor*. It Is quite obvious that the enhancement of the nrtro of our manufactured products resulting from this policy not only confines the tnarket for these product# within our own borders.to the direct diitadrantaae of our manufacturers, but also increase* their ocst to out cl Bien*, labor's lutsrrots Involved. n,c iniertrita of labor are certainly though indirectly involved in this feature of oar Ivstem The sharp competition and active tn aunnlv th,- limited ucm»Du iur —urrow market to which they are coqflned. Then follows* suspension of work In mills and factories- a discharge of employes, and d,stress lation to tariff legislation. The New Measure. A measure has been nrtate congressional roritoitwe embodying tho£ d Uta: •••■«’ K°d’ed^o oteUng internaltaxation «in ra h • niar futor-. though perhaps not lmXlidtatete produce # fflctent reven«« to ,“*•* S^^Xta oFtbegvv r .meat. The commit re Bfter ^r-^u^^wWeb^oUt^^e B cXl-. ssrs-SF rived from certain corporate Investments Will Disturb Il-lom. RichtandJanc’t. Cressey 1 .™roprt«U»" •’ SSlvod var^uro «< inis would distribution for the purpose ot ^w large apt-mpr'sttoB. Of ar distribution 'by «««•“*, cutting*. dlnary ,t.t-s and torrimrie. and Local lor White Cloud, Fremont and B* Rapids leaves Grand Rapids 5:*a P. M. Parlor cars on day- trains and sleepers -* night trains between Petoskey. Grand RapWp» and Chicago. „ _ Ask our agents for further particular write to Georgb DrHavkn, Gen’l Paas’B AaX Grand.Rapim**- The City of Muskegon compels all mid­ night prowlers, after the hour of 12 o'clock to give an account of themselvee or go to jail. When te«y bad Children, site gav^hwn Caatorii and uttaelilsh war-c, »nd Paper -.t .taken care of, why not sub- win Leapjg? time. a«mn4 mturaT’ ^.r mu" A. m., ana r. m , •>!-.» r^M. Arrive Chicago l.-M P. M., *;» P. » and A. M. Leave for Manistee, Traverse City, Uharlevotw and Petosky 7 JO A. M , and 3:t% lieve the wnrst case of Nervousness every­ When she became Mtan. rte clung to CaMoriA. of tee Indians and their ultl- -si “Adtronda” Wheeler’s Hesrt and Nerve Cure will re­ -5.8?iS“i tion. Jt h his duty to aid In this respect Pu Sanilac county bankers say that the re­ cent burglaries throughout tho county have greatly Increased deposits. ■23 'awss fcach. 5 the American policy bf Protec­ ft ev,-‘r7 way possible. Lansing has voted to buy a 5,000,000 gallon capacity pump for Its water works. Baal Paris Grand Rapids When she wm a CTtlkl^be cried for CaMorix Indian Affaire. Every patriotic vi’i-en should give bls fx-ioin: -iTurt anil inllracr.gr 'k increase Tho best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and $11 akin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure plies or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 125 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. Grand Ledge IGoing West When Eaby wax wick. we gave aer Cantoris. will be required to r>. Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detro-g Those who h*ve used Dr. King’s New Discovery know its vaiue, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it free. Call on the Advertised Drnggist and get a trial bottle, free. Send your nnme and address to H. E. Bucklen A Co., Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills Free, aa well as a copy of Guide lo Health, and Household Instructor, free. All of which is guaran­ teed to do you good and cost you nothing at W. B. Goodyear's Drug store. Four to eight drops of, i Jtftiiri TIME TABLE. In offset Nov. 19. 1803- The state railroad crossing board has approved the map of the Alpena A North alsnees of cur fellow citizens. The <1 ty of ern railroad through Alpena and School­ nubile economy I* *l*o o' Imnttw importance craft county. hi Its intimate and uec*-»ary relation to the Charlotte mills are running night and taik no* in hand of peovidltn revenue to meet roterument^XpcU'Htu-es and yet reducing the I day and are 1,000 barrels of Hour behind people's burnt n of federal taxation । their order. ' rear ending Jun* 10,---- good advice. M, See the World s Fair for Fifteen Cents. □ Upon receipt of your address and fifteen cents In postage stamps, wtwlll mail you prepaid SovvKjfiB Portfolio of the World’s Columbian Expootioh, the regular price is fifty cents, but as wo want you to have one, we make the price nom­ inal. You will fiud it a work of art and a thing to be prized. It contains full page views of the great bnildlngs, with descrip­ tions of same, and is executed in highest style of art. If not sathfiMl with it. after you get It, we will refund the stamps and let you keep the book. Address H. E. Bucklen <t Co.. Chicago, 111. If, there I* anything In tho theory of a repro zcniMtl-a In public places of the people nnd only affT.AJfl W pounds I loin toe secretary In rccummec ling thn their ileslres. it pubdc officers are really tuc hereafter each applicant for the puattioii of to- R-Tvanta of the people, *t><l If political premises spector or assi<ur.l Inspector ta the bu­ aad preOmdutts have uuy binding force, our reau o? animal iudcstry be required, a* failure to give the relief so long awaited will be a con'll!Ion preri-dent to bls appointment, sheer recreancy. .Nothing should Intervene to to exhtbit to the United Slates civil serv­ distract our attention or disturb our tffurw ice comm lesion hl# diploma from an established, until this reform Is acomplishe! bv wise aud rer-ilar and reputable veterinary college, and -careful irgtalatlcn. While wo should stnnrhly that this be supplemented by such an -lamina­ adhere to the principle that only the tion in Teterinary science as the eommlaslon necessity of revenue lustlflus the Imposition of tariff duties and other federal taxation, and may prescribe. that they should be .Imlted by strict economy, Export# of Agricultural Product#. we cannot close our eyes to the fact ttat eondlThe exports of agricultural product# from tlous have grown up among '<» which In jus-.toe the United States for the (Weal year *«-'‘talt and fairness call for discriminating care in the Jun# »>. 1*1 atutaed 'he enorwow. ttacre of distribution of such duties and taxation as the M0 WO 0M. ta round nuntbet*. being 7# < per emergencies of our government actually denSII,ld Reduction Must Be SuhitaDtl*). wrtciod with June M IW |aWMWuOl uf beef nsmeiFandu- too^^con.ldcraWy our"totai exports were [o£»i i •«« u—> '«"k lently put upon these rolls t* “ wicked imposi­ tion upon the kindly sentiment in whiob poo* SS.-JS.'uxr«"«’» is 2?' loti to lhe common tense of the people Worklug# of the CItII Rerwle* Law. civilw-COi,UniUe'1 ‘a*®U*K«ut execution of the B011 ‘““bating approval of »ro most gratifying. reX^.'.ni e?W’n??a of bmHattoM and UJ- lho free de. iivtry post omre*. which hot been hon- Ms'ffs?sSi£x S’jdtai'rrs.' nave been oom pin led and are now ready fur Btnoe ISM congresa hanthariMd um r^naiH. -y Nerve J# n naval ship build Inc. The moat s.-rlous dr­ iera. however, have been tn th i work- un.« armored ship* The trouble ba# b<-en theTO ure of contractor* to deliver armor us aerr^t The difficulties seem now. however, to have been aU overcome, nnd armor 1s being delivered With aatlafectory promptnew. * J to the general gooL Th- local interests affected by th.- ro v.sed reform are so numerous and so varied that If »n are Insisted upon the leglsl* lion embodying th j reform must iaevitably fafi. Conclusion. In conclusion, my intense feeling of respon­ sibility Impel mo to Invoke for the mantfold intervals of a generous and osnfldlng people the most scrupulous care and lo pledge ray willing support to every legislative effort for the advaucemcut of the greatneat and prosperity of our beloved country. A meeting of the County Teacher’s Association will be held at Muskegon toDeerfield Cnlhollc church will be ready for occupancy the first ot the year. Lansing Detroit Grand Rapids. Traverse City. Charlevoix.... !Vto*key Bay View nttopa on signal only. Agents must trains at flag stations as saon as they e*» W “J)l trains will stop at Cracked Lake Cre *>< when they are flagged. Baggage must be at the depot at least a »•£ utes before leaving time ot trains, so that xt-i# inay.bnve time to check it properly: otters '., it mav not go forward until next train. t.MIxed trains will be run at the convsa-wew A lady at Deckerville aged 55 years,: <f the company, who n serve the right to e-‘. #«» knits three pairs of mittens a day. the time of sneh trains without nedtm . W. S. Dewing. Geu'l Mmb*.. we­ Marquette county has raised 100.000 to ll. C. Potter. Gen’l P. * T. Ast I., SrRGBAXT. . take care of it’s poor this winter. George McKay gets sixty violating the local option law. days / for SECOND STAGE OF CATARRH. Things that Thnuinnd# Know by Bit­ ter Experience. The second stage of catarrh Is some­ times csxLlexl an “old cold.” A neglected cold has settled in the head, nose, throat lamyx, bronchial tubes, lungs, or other organirof the body. If it settles in the head it may produce roaring, cracking in the ears, headache, coufnslon ot the sens­ es; If in the nose a mere or ie*s abundant discharge, sneezing, noisy breathing, and thickened membranes; if in the throat, hawking, enlarged tonsils, sore throat, follicnhu' pharyngitis (preacher's sore throat); If in the larnyx, hoarseness, weakness of the voice, aphonia, (loss of voice) if in the bronchial tubes, cough, pain In the chest, expectoration, and low uf appetite. Unless something is done to put a stop to this state of tilings lhe third stage of chronic catarrh is sure to set In. which Is not only hard to bear, bat difficult to care. Pe-ru-na will cure all cases of catarrh In lhe second stage if used without interruption. Directions for the use sccoffipany esch bottle, altage to send to Dr. Hartman for his di­ rections for one month’s treatment. (Sent free.) The Pe-ru-na Drug ManafaclortBg free to any address their latest book on -catarrh, entitled •■Climatic Diaries a book well worth reading. . ICAKTERS CURE �= Hastings Banner. «dS«w¥«r Holidays, Detroit. Lla will sell ex­ on Dec. 23rd, 24th. 25th. TkarsJiy, »«.• 7. _1893- elevenths of its vatae at the we-lWrd fare for round trip. Tickets will be good going only on date of sale aud for return wntll Jan. 2nd, inclusive. Gne. DkHavkn, G. P. A. faraftce. AUGUST 14> 1879. editorial notes. transportation to the furnace is the ftels b- the finished product Beumer, Mieh., Nov., 97. Industry of one Is ever the raw material of the next in To the honorable Grover Cleveland, Presi­ dent Of ’the United States: unending scale of manufactures. The citizens of the elty of Bessmer, in human labor has entered and has Increas­ gan. regardless of party or political affilia­ der it availably for the use has of man, with alarm the reported action ot the ways aud as a matter of simple jutice, that the pro­ means committee of Congress, In recom­ duct of American labor, whether In the mending that iron ore be placed upon the free list, and respectfully submit for your mine, shall be protected, to That during the year 1881 the number the American the end that Trees, ot Townahip of Baltnaoee, American Labor and may be freed from this county, in the mining of iron ore, was competittoo for bare extatenoe with the not less than 5,000, whose average wage­ cheaper degrading conditions sur­ earning power was from 8850,000 to 8400,­ rounding the labor of other lands. We 000 monthly. therefore, sincerely but earnestly, and Irvin* Taxpnyom Notice. IwiUJbeat ths Ha3l*£«£ auuon Wednesdays.and 27, and at’prceport taa Jlrt and Stth. to receive taxes 8. U CoCLTsa, Treanrer. T»» Payer*' NotUo. I will reuive taxes aUdayi at the week ex cept Saturdays and Mondays, U Ira Van \ alk enburgh e hard ware store. reserved for markets be of men directly employed to the mines of In addition there was expended by the I MU be M Dowling. Wednesday. Dee. 30 and 7. at PrichardvllloTtmrsJayjSc. 21 aad 38, at the ed or multiplied its value, in order to ren­ • consideration: I will be at the Hutton National Bank every Saturday during December to receive taxes lor Hastings township. We submit that every article into which the county of Gogebic and state of Michi­ tions, in meeting assembled view RATES 81.25 per day, Rooms 5o cents. BEACH A BOOTH. tattoo. OPEN LETTER TO MR. CLEVE­ LAND. <1 GRAND OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT will be at the Hastings City Bank to receive as every Saturday during December, and residence in Rutland on Friday. Lewis Watkins. Treasurer. ma­ mines monthly for raiatag timber, woo#, lagging, and' mining supplies 8150,000 to terial and placed among the list of arti­ people Is dependent almost wholly upon alike to Its industries and the prosperity the prosperity of the iron industries. ' Owing to doubts and fears and uncer­ ot its people. tainty as to the policy of the general gov­ fronts us, and con fronted Gents’ Watches, Gons’ WatGRBS Latest styles. 14 finely decorated sets, 8 fine etched sets, Lowest paces. Violins, Guitars and Banjos, stock of the best strings obtainable. F. ft. FflNGOflST, dea admitted free of doty, and we-aak. tn 8200,Boo; which indirectly gave employ- the name of oar desolate homes and suffer­ ‘■efil to'Cfter one thousand workmen, and i ing poor, that this Nation be not commit­ that the prosperity of this county and its ted to a policy that may prove destructive by this American labor, and especially as to the as chief executive, feel-bound to recom­ mend In your annual message the protection reported Intention to change existing tariff adoption of the tariff policy outlined by terial and place it upon lhe free list, every the ways and mesas committee, that you mine In this county has been closed down submit this, to await, the settlement ot tariff legisla­ protest against the adoption of tion, and that thousands of laborers have policy, Men thrown ont of employment and are •States. oar respectful to the bnt earnest such a Coogrees of the United unable to obtain work at any price, and that much want and examine our new Truss. The on­ GCSTA VX ZrXHl.K. that engaged in manning the pumps and Frank Kaxo»covttk. keeping the mines free from water, and Goowqe D. Swift. the whole number thus employed will not whose average monthly earnings will not exceed <14,000 to 815,000. Frank J. Davis. S. 8. Coohx Committee on Memorial to the president. We certify that at a meeting of the Thousands of men in this county. able and willing to work, are unable to secure actual do you Gborge H. Braoso. ly labor now employed in thia county is exceed four hundred men all -told, zens of Bessmer, Gogebic Coaaty, on November 25th, citi­ Mich., the foregoing IBM, and memorial to the president was adopted by 'hundreds of honest and deserving families .. are In consequence, obliged/to ask public an unanimous vote, and that the comaalt- aid and subsist The want, public charity. on expenditure for poor purposes , in |ho county of Gogebic during the year . 1831 did not exceed 810.000, and the ex­ penditures of elgtit months In the present year have already exceeded 825.000, and owing to the approach of winter and the destitution and want existing in (his sec­ ’ tion the expenditures for poor purposes niiist be greatly increased. Owing to the calls made upon U the funds-of this county, available tor poor tee drafting and reporting the same was composed of an equal number of demo­ crats and 'republicans, appointed and chosen by the meeting for that purpose; At last the democrats have got their tariff bill completed and there Is scarcely an American Industry but what has been savagely attacked. Michigan will be greatly afflicted as especially her chief pro­ ductions have been placed upon the froe list want WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT. To buy a nice Organ or Piano! If you do, you cer­ The lightest and most tainly want the beat you can durable Trues on the market. get for the leaat amount of money. I handle the FarAnything and every rand & Votey Organ, made thing in the drug and book in Detroit^ the Starr Piano, line at HONEST PRICES, made in Richmond, Indiana and other makea equally aa good. They are all first-claas, well put together, and give MODERN DRUGGIST excellent satiafaction whiI er ever ueed. If you want any­ thing in this line; call on THOS. McGUIGAN Habtinos, Mich. At South Side Bakery. W. H GOODY&ftR But our Bargains are here make room for new styles wp offer you the following this week: A $65 Bed Room Suite for $55.00 32.50 40 30.00 35 37.50 45 Side Board for 30,00 35 See our stock of McLean Swing /Rockers the best made and just the thing for Christmas. HIRAM ROGERS THIRD LOT Copper, iron, salt, coal uad lumber are all on the free list and the democratic members ot the ways and means commltexhausted, and all ( tee gloat over the great masterstroke of purposes have . 'statesmanship (?) they have inflicted upon Been.appHwi to relievo want and Buffering the country. These great Industries have . among our people, and lhe county treasury is now empty and there will be no funds been the basis of our prosperity, and there purposes, have Coming A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ The beat is always the ment Food Report. cheapest Bear thia in mind. Royal Baking Powder Co. Before purchasing call and Wall St., N. Y. exists in Buffering this community in consequence. employment, are In Trusses I Trusses I condi­ tion we respectfully ask, that should you, to the relative HAMS & VAN ARMAN Christmas It is a condition, not a theory, that eon- of ernment $1.95 each 1.05 each This beats all former efforts in water sets TSs Reliable Jeweler protest against iron ore being classed as raw Ladles' WatGliBS, I7E Have now formed on another set We are doing the water set act, and cut a great figure That is in prices. We have just receiv ed an import order of Austrian manu facture of Glassware in which .is eigh Well now if you teen Water Sets want water sets and want them cheaper and better than you ever saw then come and buy. We offer been funds available for other therein available for any purpose before( isn't an institution engaged In the manu­ March 1. 1884. facture of Iron, copper, lumber, etc., but To relieve the pressing necessities ot Uie, , poor orders are now being issued by the CommluUners, but owing to there being what will feel keenly the ruinous compe- tition of foreign pauper labor. This com­ petition will have to be met In either one no available funds to take up such orders. ’ un­ of two ways, viz, either by closing down ths mills and factories entirely, or reduc- less the mines resume tag the wages of American workmen to , the same are becoming valueless, and work at an date great suffering and distress early re­, will sult. The democrats were not contented with Investigation shows that there are this city alone 100 families, about io 500 persons, mostly women and children, de­ simply stopping the wheels of Industry. Tber.wint even farmers. further and struck the Wool is placed on the free Hat pendent upon pqpllc charity and In press­ which immediate assistance In the1 shape of food and clothing to relieve their price for wool next year, unless thsre is wants and the condition of affairs in oth- all kinds ace placed on the free llaL ing need of will guarantee about some unusual demand for lb lhe same Meats of If . er sections of the county Is comparatively tbe stack auuket can get any worse this no better than the condition of affairs of r thia city. * will certainly bring it lower. There is do probability of resumption of work by the mines to this section while Vegetables, fruits, eggs, sad “tbe like products" are also oa tbe free list from six to four cents Butter is reduced per pound; hay .t^e agitation pf tariff satedules continues, from 84 to 89 per ton, onions 40 to 20 nor until the policy at .the National gov­ cents per bushel; potatoes 25 to 10 cents ernment in reference to.lron and steel in- per bushel; live sdIhbxJs 20 per cent, ad ,industries has been dsfinltely settled in valorem. Michigan is especially hard hit favor of protection. The classing of Iron ore os raw-material With nothing but a riser befWeen us and and,placing It upon tbs list of articles to Canada our farmers cannot but feel the be admitted free of duty wW be destruc­ strong Canadian tive to the mining .tadpatrina GAZING AT THLN&W MOON that received by the foreigners. competition which will Is a beautiful and impressive sight; but. DRINKING NEW MOON TEA Is one of the most delicious pleas­ ures accorded to who enjoy a fine cup of tea ve ,just received a large invoice of the new crt»p of New Moon Tea and it fully equals the best recommends ever given it Why dont you try it? Whenever you want groceries or canned goods call on me. S. E. PHILLIPS of this sec­ tion god Um prosperity of oar people, and present NEW CLOAKS With Columbian or Worth collars We have just received our third invoice of CHOICE STYLES Ladies garments We can give you a larger stock TO SELECT FROM Speaking of lhe now tariff MU Congreae greet indsstrles are slanghtered without Everything First Class Than earlier m the season, and at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES W, wUl For Christmas, Mammoth Stock. Large Cloak Room Jos. Rogers & Cc E. Y. HOGLE �Hastings Banner. •^rsonal mention. Cook A Cook*!. Thursday, -Dec 7. 7893. ^Vhta .Salta wu tn Grand Rapid, Tim m«. « Huradl'i J- T. Lombud tn ta nesday. month call on Soule & Wetzrf. Next Wtek We will Open up Our line of Holiday Goods. Dont fail To come . and look It over We will Have every Thing you Want, at Prices that Will.suit. • Watch thU paper tor those our ad,, neat ” * r,W ^arita,ni to °arr you’ ” R. Mudge A Sox. Prof. Sterling B. Morse, of Kalamazoo Is coming here to give vocal and piano Imsoqs this winter; Hi comes highly recommended. All iho desire to receive instructions call on Merrill Foote." It Li now time to put farm machinery under cover for the winter, if It la not al­ ready th^re. One reason why some fanners do not make a success of tbelr business is because they fall to take due eare of tbelr property. • ✓Urs. 80 quire! The latest things in silks at Russell’s. The cheapest bats in the city at Russell’*. Boys overcoats for 99c. at R. Mudge A . commenced running Monday. Everything in the line of holiday at Russell's. goods Before buying your Chriafcnas present* go to Rusaell’s. >4 off un all trimmed hats at Souie A Wetzel’s. this M. E. Nevins and MIm Grace Messer will entertain with pedro to-mor™w!fte„rnoonat Chester Msuer’s home Broart**y« In tbe evening they will entertain their young lady and gen­ tlemen friends In tbe Mme way. A good chance for Investment. A man with 8600 In cash can purchase a good es­ tablished business. For further particu­ lars call at thia office or write ‘•Lock Box 188” “Hastixos, Micu.” Hvreafter, changes for advertisement* au’t reach thia office Tuesdays at latest to insure insertion in the Issue of the wtek when brought. >5.00 32.50 30.00 37.50 30.00 >wing st the seen w"‘ '«“»<> • •Htmeul rroa W. P. Sldnam concerning the recent trouble with tbe Delton Mill, so that our readers can have both sides. • CIRCULATION * ✓the Chair factory have you ,J? LOCAL NEWS. Son. # !,ne of ’tomped linens for Christina* at Mias FelghnerS. MIm Ad. Mlchut Tnuraday. warm coats for cold men at Mu drear They are going fast and you had better tret nnn THE DRUGGIST. To offer Turadn,' Say, old men. FRED L. HEATH, This week, 8.”j*rn Cbe-P “Hl *> to tbe silver ware nt John Bessmer m, the Jeweler. month Great reduction on Bed Room suits «nd Side Boards at Rogers’. No finer canned goods put up (han can be found at Cook A Cook’s. See the line of fancy handkerchiefs for the holidays at MIm Feighner's. »-Notwithstanding hard times, the list of marriage licenses inereaie^-each week. ► Buy a Hastings souvenir spoon for your friend and show him the new court house. Tl>? afore windows of our merchants arc commencing to ossutut* a holiday as­ pect. Always smoke Ed. Powers No. 35 cigar. Always the same; always the best 5 cent cigar in tbe Vnlted States. The funeral of Enos Hudson, an old resident living about three miles north of tbe city was held yesterday. 1: would l<e a bard person to please who could not find what they wanted in lhe grocery line at Cook and Cook's. Poultry wanted now. On Mondays and Thursdays of each week during tbe winter I will be ready to receive all fat. well dressed poultry. Dress your poultry yourself and make all the money there is In It. L. E. STAurnut Nothing make* handsomer Christmas preaents than watches, Jowelery. etc. You find watches in gold, sliver and nickel cases with tbe very best movements, Jew­ elry of the latest patents, Sterling and Quadruple plate silver ware, the hand­ somest Hastings souvenir spoon (yea must see It) besides many other patterns at John Bewmer’a, the Jeweler. It should be the constant aim of every citizen to build up home Institutions. We have as good work in the line of laundry here, as Is done In Michigan. The Troy Laundry depends upon tbe patronage of the people ot this city and vicinity and should receive IL No man should send a dollars worth of work away that can be done here. Tbe Troy Laundry solicits and promptly attends to outside orders. pays the highest market price. Don’t fall to subscribe for the Bamxkr and the Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean, the two papers for only 81.00 per year eash In advance, for Barry County readers. We have cut the price in every palr of underwear in our store. Now If you freeze it will be your own fault. Mudge A R. Lota”Ier ™>»™«d to Cbtaajo wu ta Suh.llta recognized as one of the leading papers of tbe country. No pains or mooey Rte spared in making everything first class. We furnish the Baxnkii and Inter Ocean to Barry County readers only far the small sum of 91.00 cash In advance. Those outside of the county will be charged 31.25. We desire to say to all patrons that the Delton Roller Mill l» running and will M kept running, despite reports to the contrary. We are here for basinets sad we propose to do business. We thank oar patrons for their trade and we cordially Invite new patronage. We propose to do good work; to pay th* highest'/possible prices for'everything and treat due and all aJlke^Glve us a call. — Your* for Business, Dodds A Hartman. Delton, Mich. Sox, Coox. on oar editorial pejte. Read, Remember and Resolve Minor R. Layton of Detroit was tn the eitylaai week. Keltoy. of Indiana, Is visiting rela­ tives in tbe city. Satur­ o. Kay. of Alaska, spent Sunday with Sheriff McKevltt. To buy your Christmas goods of us. Something that will be a last­ ing pleasure to the one who receives it. And a Money Saver to the purchaser as well. Mrs. Will Olner returned from Kalama­ zoo Monday night George Rleley returned home from Brook last Saturday. Mill MIm Minnie Funds* of Middleville was in the city Wednesday. Clarence Burton, of Detroit Is visiting his uncle, E. A. Burton. On our prices and attractions. Season MIm Carrie Schuman was home from Grand Rapids last week. Miss Matle Kelley, of Mill visiting relatives In the city. 6 Brook. Is MIm Ett.ii Main of Grand Rapids *pent Thursday with friends in the city. • Miss Blanche Sbrlner of Grand Rapids spent Thursday with her father. George Dennie, of Kalamazoo, was In the city the fore part of the week. We shall offer during the Holiday SPECIAL LOW PRICES MIm Kittle Stebbins of Eaton Rapids was in the city last week. on Handkerchiefs, Dress Goods, Silks, Laces, Hosiery, Gloves, Cur­ tains, Underwear, Blankets, Furs, an! Children’s Sets. % Off on all Cloaks and Shawls. szrfrs. Allie Rock, of Detroit Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. D. 8. Goodyear. //Mbs Allie Sldnam of Kalamazoo has oten tbe guest of Mies Rebekah Striker. yMiss Belle Throop returned to Albion Monday after a short visit with her mother. Don’t Fail to See us. See our line of Towels id Handkerchief ‘ 0, II. SPAULDING. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lamoreau. of Grand Rapids visited relatives here last week. MIm Grace Messer and Emma Bradley of Grand Rapids visited I* the city last THEY ALL LIKE THEM Mrs. Chas. Wise and family left for At­ lanta, Ga., this week where she will join her husband. Mr. and Mrs. A B. Coulter and daughter Gretchen of Chicago have been guests at Judge Smith’s. J. F. Ornery of Tustin Osceola Co., was in the qitv Friday. Mr. E. was formerly of Middleville and was supervisor for many years. Mrs. Carrie Goodyear. Dr. Lowry, Dr. Clarence Barbcr-and wife. John G. Nagler and Oscar Crook are among the latest victims of la grippe. Last week we printed a few of the many testimonials we have from those wlm hnvaworn the SNAG PROOF RUBBER BOOTS. They have no equal in the market today when durability is considered. As we said last week they cost a little more, but will out wear two or three pairs of ordinary rubber boots. Here is what a few more of our on tronahave to say:— TESTIMONIALS. I bought a pair of Snag Proof I have worn the Snag Proof Feta Rubbers and found them to be the best Rubber made, and I would . not buy any other. ^Ed. Gatks. Rubber Boots five years ago, I wore them in the winter for three years and then my boys todk the I wore a pair of the Snag Proof " Rubber Boots for three years, I would buy-no other kind. Bert Phillips soles off and tapped some other rubbers. They beat any boot to wear I ever saw. J. W. Booher. The fines’, assort men t of candies for the holidays at Cook A Cook’s. A full line of mens’, ladies, misses and childrens’ high buttoned overgaiters at tho little red front shoe store. I wore a Pr. of LamberviDe Snag Proof Rubbers for two yean trapping and will say they beat them all, they wear as long as two Pr. of any other make. Dan Douglas. } I think that the Snag Proof Felt Rubbers are the best rubber made Nothing will make a more comfortable and acceptable Christmas present than a nice set of furs. Go to Russell’s. and I will not buy any other, they Call and see those ulsters. They are the best overcoats for all around use that you can find for comfort at Mudges. grade Rubbers. Interesting reading will always be found on our inside pages, and some valuable pointers too In the way-of advertisements. Our Boots and Shoes are just like our Snag Proof Rubber Boots. in'the market for price and lasting qualities. Call and see us. will out wear two pairs of any first Wm. Miller. They're the hast • W. H. SPENCE. Jessie McIntyre was arrested Monday for assaulting Murray Bromley, an old man. He plead guilty before Justice Kenaston and paid 98.75 fine. Read tbe following sentence aloud, re­ peating the woids distinctly but as rapidly as poMlble: Susan shincth shoes and socks. Socks and shoes shines Susan. She ceaseth shining shoes and socks, for shoes and socks shock Susan. A number of young bloods from Hast­ ings struck town Sunday eveningand their talk and actions were anything but becom­ ing to gentlemen of tbe modern type. For the benefit of tbelr parents who doubt­ less “didn’t know they were out,” we sup­ press names this time.—Freeport Herald. About thirty coupiejitteuded the Y. M. 8. C. dance at Parker’s ball Thursday night and enjoyed a vety pleasant evening. Music was furnished by Measre. Reed and Wood and Miss Williams and gave good satisfaction. Quite a number of specta­ tors were present. Tbe 915.000 libel case against E. O. Dewey, editor of tbe Owoaso Tlmea, by G. W. Owen, has been decided. Tbe Jury brought In a verdict of no caus* for action. Bo Ed. won’t have to put “a mortgage on his farm” this year. Aman should have a pretty good ease any way before bring­ ing a anil for HW ag*ln»t *n editor* Hannibal Williams who gave the Shakespearean recital In this city Friday evening, waa very maeh impressed with tbe baaoty of this city, and expressed a An error In iaat wcek’a laaue made us desire to buy a house here in which to re­ say that tbe fakir’s profit was 37.50 when We are conscious of the hard times, and side a portion of the time. To show that it should have been 98.50. Since th*n who is not; but we will do our best to kev >. be is aft admirer of tha truly beautiful is however, we have learned where the further proven by the fact that before he out so tar as prices are concerned. fakir bought bls watches, and that they left the city he purchased one of those Cook A Cook. only eoat him about 33 00 each. This elegant extension tables made by the Has­ We have a niee assortment of toys for tings Chair A Table Co. Mr. W. would with tbe 91.00 bill and pack of cards the little folks, that are drawn with bak­ be gladly welcomed as a resident of our would make hla profit about 97.00 on each ■ale—a very fair profit ou the InveatmeuL ing powder, therefore costing but little, or elty If but even for a portion of the time. Those who bit could no doubt have saved nothing. On oar Inside pages will be found Presi­ at Irast 36.00 had they patronized home Cook A dent Cleveland’s measage in full, In It We have sold all of those men’s Si.99 th* president still persists In pursuing tbo ✓At a meeting of the Women’s Clab Fri­ overcoats but have some more good bar­ ruinous policy thaVoas brought tho coun­ day afternoon an exceedingly interesting gains In mens, boys and childrens over­ try to Its present deplorable condition. program waa carried out. Miss Flora J. coats at prices that defy competition. From his message It is easy lo be seen that Beadle gave a talk on ”Th< Geography ef Mudoe A Box. our chief executive has exerted a great Egypt.” illustrating the remarks with a WU Oyster festivals are now being held all Influence in framing tbe Wilson map she had drawn of the country, and which has placed our greatest Industrie* over tbe county by various ehuruh denom­ mads her talk a W Inurestleg and ainations and h’s a wonder some alert ac« at the mercy of foreign competition. structlvs ons. Mrs. Rachael A. Bailey Tariff tinkering has caused untold suffer­ ▼ertlser don’t offer ■ prise tn th* perm followed with a pleating talk ea tbe Prig­ guessing nearest to tbe number ef oysters ing In tbe mining districts nf uur owu In ef the Pn*pl*« Manners and Cai'mnr state. What c«i eeru* them a.!Mt Is bow A dlaeuaeloe on “What Cowiltntes aeeamttejFwill live through the Minter. In Mishmash far flrl.r w-M to a WT UuMeUon with their condition /s wish rtl. ...... >7 Kra. t» sail th* attention of onr readers to “An We carry only lhe line of Brainard A Armstrong wash silks, which are warran­ ted fast colors. - ‘ Miss Feighxxx. Useful Goods at Hard Times Prices. P. Mitchell, of B.U10 Creek, ™ ta the city Saturday. P. T. Colgrove was In Woodland day on business. ChristmasGoods W«l- Christmas presents this year should be Mrs. E. P. Andrew of Prospect street is something that can be put to good use aud in this connection we wish to call particu­ entertaining her father and mother, Mr. lar attention to the , fine stock of goods and Mrs. Knight and her slater, Miss Min­ nie Knight of Hastings.--Grand Rapids carried by Spary Phillips. He buys Herald. not hi tik’ but the best of everything, sells as cheaply as possible and his stock this Mr. George W. Ryan, yardmaster of the year is better than ever. He can supply G. R. 1., went to Hastings Saturday youVlth fresh fruit, candles and nuts. afternoon to attend the funeral of his Don't buy a Inmp before seeing him. aunt. Mrs. Inglish, who died very sudden­ ly.— Kalamazoo Telegraph. The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean* is a 16 page paper. Eight pages eqme in All kinds of stamped linens for fancy supplement form and has two full page colored illustrations. The Inter Ocean is work at RqwU’Bt. If you wkaut any folding chairs and ta/ The many friends of Ed. Schumann will bles for card parties call at Hiram Rogers*. be pleased to know that be has opened a Complete outfit and Just refinisbed. meat market in Al Jones’ building on We were as busy ar bees last week i nd Jefferson street Ed. Is too well known in this business to need any introduction. ' our customers got tbe honey. It will be his aim to keep nothing but the L. E. Stauffer. best of meats in stock and by courteous The Bedford and Cloverdale Items were treatment to all. receive his share ot pa­ not received, until this morning and con­ tronage. Be Invites all to give him a trial sequently could not be put In this week. and asks those who wish anything especi­ Mrs- Francis lyithey died Tuesday ally for Christmas to send in their orders night of dropsy. She was 57 years old as soon as possible. and had been In failing health for, some Tbe concert given by the young people time. of the Catholic church Monday evening George Campbell, of Assyria, assaulted was listened to by a full bouse and the Bert Taylor at Charlotte, Oct 9th and program was well carried’ out The was arrested for it Monday. He ” fare choruses showed careful training, some ball for his appearance. of tbe solos were especially good, tbe in­ strumental music and the elocutionary L. E. Stauffer will receive poultry part of the entertainment were fine. The Mondays and Thursdays of each week In­ church netted lhe neat sum of fifty dol­ stead of Tuesdays as heretofore announc­ lars as a result The prize offered to the ed. Please bear this In mind. person selling the largest number Jon. Rogers is In the market for live of tickets was won by MIm Edna Brooks poultry on Saturdays, Moadays and Tues­ who sold forty-eight, and was given a days of each week. Don’t forget, that be handsome gold ring. The Grange Visitor, published at Lan­ sing. has an Interesting article this week on the “Life of Women in Brazil," by Mra. Emma Davenport of Woodland. NuUrllle We will save You A TRIP TO THIS STORE WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT THIS 10 THE PLACE for CLornmo NOWING what to get and when and where to get it h what has made such a aucceaeion of Underwear bargains possible. Half pricer ot a few years ago—ana highest frade goods at that Two Specials— lien’s inderwear at 50c. the garments and seeks at 15c. are worth double. K R. K. GRANT �MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. HELP FOR MINERS. Gov. Rich has calling attention dition of miners sula, who have issued a proclamation to the distressed con­ in the upper penin­ been thrown out of employment and wlant. of food are and suffering for clothes. He asks the people of the state to old the needy by contributions of food, clothing and cash. Immediate steps will be taken to organise relief com­ mittees to receive aud distribute con­ tributions. Hence Mr. Hollister found himself more and more embarrassed when Molly pressed him with questions which he and been forbidden to answer. On the afternoon of tbe 23d, he went to ace her for the purpose of placing a .certain sum of money to her credit, and of giving her a statement of her proper­ ty which, in the shape of stocks and bonds, had been put in charge of one Of the safe deposit companies. During this interview Mra- Allaire took very little Interest in lhe subject of conversation. She hardly listened to what be was saying. Her every word was John. Iler thoughts were all with him. What! t no letter yet? She wm greatly worried. How was it that tho firm had not even received a cablegram announcing tho arrival of the Dread­ nought in tho Indies? The shipping merchant strove to calm her’ by saying that he had just tele­ graphed to Calcutta, and that he might have a reply any day. However, if ho succeeded Ln turning her thoughts out of thia channel ahe threw him into a fit of agitation by crying out: "Mr. Hollister, there's a man that I haven't spoken of as yet—tho one who saved me and made such efforts to save my child—that sailor—“ "That sailor?*' stammered Hollister. top of the structure there was a lantern tower from which waved ‘a flag bearing che Initials H. W Over the door there waa a sign lettered in gold aa follows: "Harris Waddington Co." Molly thought she must be mistaken. She glanced to the right and to the left. No, this was the spot, on th<fcorner of Fleet street, where she had come to see Kate Barker She passed her handover her eyes. A strange and mysterious presentiment flushed upon her. She was powerless to explain her own feel­ ings The offices of Hollister <fc Co. were close at hand A few steps further brought them plainly in view. Her first thought waa to go there. But no, along. She now begun to scan the faces of the people she met, and an al­ most irresistible inclination came over to oak them—what? They would have taken her for a lunatic. And In fact wm ahe quite sure that her reason had not fled for a second lime? Could It be About two years ago Thomas A. that there were gaps in her memory? Berry, an English tourist, secured a A few steps farther and Molly had judgment in tbe United States court at reached the office of the steam launches, Detroit for *500 damages against Henry one of which wm just casting off and Meets, a Port Huron hotelkeeper, for heading for Point Lama. Molly fol­ false imprisonment To satisfy the lowed it with her eyes, listening to tha judgment Mr. Mertz's property here steam escaping in puffs from the black WM olu in DJ Berry. The in. waa sold, and bid in by smokestack. . Em been declared rold by jud<. What aad recollections rose in her [vance in the circuit court,- he deciding mind, recollections ot her child, whose that tho place wm Mr. Marta’s home­ little body the waters had been unwill- 1 Btead. ing to surrender. These waters drew I - — had ahlppedmn several vessels and was at that time away on a voyage. "But, anyway, you can tell me what her towards them with a strange fasdnation. .It grew dark before her eyes, hi* came is?*’ asked Mrs. Allaire. • "His name is Zach French." the ground seemed to yield beneath her I "Zach French? Oh, thanks, Mr. Hol­ feet A vertigo seized, her. she was lister.” And apparently, now that she upon tbe point of falling. Making a had learned the man’s name, she dis­ great effort ahe turned and entered th* missed him from her thoughts. office. But in fact from that day Zach vpou Upon catcning catching mgm sight or of inis this woman Trench was never out of Molly’s mind. with the blanched face nnd contracted From that moment it became impossible features tbe man in charge who wm for her to disassociate him/from the 'sitting at a table rose quickly and catastrophe which hod been 'enacted in i placed a chair for her. the bay. She resolved to find Zach , "Are you ill, madam?7 he Inquired French when he returned to port—he I “Oh, no. It’s nothing, sir,” replied had only been gone a few weeks. She Molly, "a momentary weakness. I’m would learn on which vessel he had better now.” shipped. No doubt it was one whose ' "Be kind enough to take a seat. Il home port was San Diego. His ship will be ten minutes before the next boat would be back in six months—or a year, leaves." and then—by that time. too. Dread­ | "Thanks," answered Mra Allaire. "I naught would be home again, and John | have only gome to Mk for some Inforand she would take delight in reward­ ing Zach French, in paying this debt of gratitude. Yes. John must now soon bring the Dreadnaught intxf port and then he would resign command of her, they would part from each other. "And, oh," murmured Molly, "why is it necessary that our kisses and our tears-should be mingled on that day I” CHAPTER IX asvxuLTKma. or six weeks; but no doubt he has a family, a wife and children, and they are poor people, yon may depend. It’s my duty to go and find them out. to look after their wants, to make it comfort- And even if Mra Allaire had consulted Andrew Hollister on thia subject, how could ba-have brought himself to advise her against thia deed of gratitude, thia act of dutrity? On the morning of June 91, towards nine o'clock, Molly left the bouse with­ out anyone seeing’ her She waa dressed ih mourning fpr her child. vying in the direction of the docks when she conceived tbe notion of par-sing in front of Lew Barker's bouse it would DATS. MABCU. 1879. . mation. Possibly, you may be able to I give it to me." j "In reference to what, madam?” j Molly had utdo«-o »hd holdlog ’ her hand prcaaed again,! her forehead if to collect her thoughts. "You had a sailor in your employ- m ment," said Molly, "by the name of Zach French, did yon net, Mr?"Sea, nuulam.- rcpllal tbe employe, "but the man didn’t re m®lri very b,n« remain long with us. however. 1I knew him very well,” ’ "He wm the one. wasn’t he, who risked his life to save a woman, an un­ fortunate mother—" “Yes, yea. I remember It was Mra Allaire—yes, he was the man." "And he Is at sea now?" “W’hat vessel did he ship on?*’ "The three-master Golden Gate." “Of San Diego?” . I “No, madam: oMfcui Francisco." "What port did he safl for?" "Various European ports." A feeling of exhaustion eame over Molly and she sat In silence for a mo­ ment or ao, while the employe stood waiting for her to continue. "Zach French’s home Is In San Diego, isn't itr "Could you tell me where his family liver "I’ve always been told that Zach French was alone in the world. I don’t think he has any relatives, either in San Diego or elsewhere." "Then he was not a married manF "No. madam.” There was no reason for UUUUklUK doubting tho * WM IV. WU! corrcctneM ot tbe rcpllrc tnule by thU ____ <_____ i____ ______________________ _ i. man to whom Zach French was so well known. So for the present there was nothing to be done, since the man had no family, except for Mra Allaire to await the return of the Golden Gate to America French's voyage will be likely to last?" half-dazed and bevril- Two weeks ago Albert Grosvenor, of Sand Lake, deserted Miss Bessie Shiek on the evening set for their wedding. Recently she received a letter from him written at Fairmount, N. D. He said his father opposed the wedding and finally gave him a sum of money and insisted he should leave the girl and the country. He inclosed a portion of the money and urged the young lady to come to him at once in order that they might be married. She left for North Dakota. she would atop on her way back, after she hud had the interview with Zach French’s family. Her intention wm to get the sailor's address at the office of the steam launches near! the landing. With throbbing ' heart, bewildered mind and restless eyes Molly hurried my life. Has he been rewarded?" ••He has, Molly." And this waa a fact. It had been dona "Is he in San Diego, Mr. Hollister?" “No, my dear Molly, no. I was told that he had gone to sea again." . And thia also was true. After he had given up work tn the harbor tins man Mr. Hollister aud Dr. Bromley had been careful to direct the exclusion of all papers aud letters from the cottago. But Molly was now quite strong enough to Leave the house, and although the ' doctor had not authorized her to do so, might -she not leave Prospect cottago without giving any warning? He neo it would not do to put oft the matter any longer. All arrangements were therefore made. Molly would soon be told that she must never expect to see Gapt- John again. But It spems that after her interview with Mr. Hollister, Molly had resolved to leave the house without the knowledge of the attendanta, who naturally would have done everything to dissuade her. Yet, even If this leaving the house .might not be Ln any way dangerous, considering the present state of her health, yet it might be followed by deplorable results should she.accidentally learn the truth without being in the least prepared for it Mra Allafre's intention in leaving Prospect cottage was to begin action with regard to Zach French. Since she had learned bls name, bat one train of thought had filled her mind. “Yea, possibly, they did do something for him.” she said to herself. “They gave him a little money, but 1 was not there to attend to it And rpvr Zach Is away on a cruise, he has boGn gone five The Williams block in Muskegon was burned. The first floor was occu­ pied by Falk’s barber shop and Welch’s restaurant, the upper part being used for offices and sleeping-rooms. Dr. Stamp and his wife were rescued in their night robes. The block was owned by Dr. 0. C. Williams and was valued at *15.000. It was insured,ifor *4,000. The doctor’s library and furniture were destroyed. Loss, *9,000. He also lost *25,000 in United States bonds Other losses amount to *5,000, partly insured. Mked Molly "I coaid jail, madazn. The Golden Gate tor a long cruise." * to you, sir." ' Board of Health. From various portions of the stat« j the reports of sixty-one observers foi the week ended November 25 show that , scarlet fever increased and influmma­ Gon of the kidneys, pneumonia and .... . in area of. prcvatyphod fever decreased lence. Scarlet fever waa reported at fifty-one places, measles at six. , diphtheria at forty-eight and typhoid thirty-six places. I II At a citizens’ meeting at Romeo it was unanimously voted to instruct the I i common council to grant a franchise to I the International Electric company, of thrce three ywrc Mw wO . «nla ••I mrht ■ More « phjrtdhM. jp*j to tbo bo»l sp«l«U»t, lo Clnolitwttl. Ctthtt.OOM. ...d PKUbort. Twelre Ctnelotutt doctors, pronounced my case Incurable but I would not give up, and after srekIng in vain for relief in Pittaburg and Chattanooga, consulted lhe best medical talrnt In Chicago. Up to January 17. 1898. J had «pen« W-W0 for doctors mad cine and wna about to give up in di>P«lr when I got hold of Dr. William’s Pink Pills for Pale People through reading the A CINCINNATI MIRACLE. WHY MR. CHARLff® B. NOBLE USING CONGRATULATED. Declured Newspaper men as a rule place little credence In patent medicine stories and seldom bother to even read them. Tills Is not to be wondered at when it io taken into consideration how often they are call­ ed upon by unscrupulous persons to fab­ ricate and publish stories of remarkable cures aud perhaps print a picture of the mythical man or wonwn ouppoaed to have been cured. That all medicine advertise­ ments are not mere "fakes," and that ail newspaper men are not equally prejudiced is proven by a story published in the Cin­ cinnati Times-Star of a well known news­ paper man whose Ilfs was saved by read­ ing an advertisement Bo remarkable and Interesting is the story that It Is here re­ produced as published in the Timea-Btar. Mr. Charles B. Noble, the well known llterateur, who has been suffering for nearly three years with paralysis was tipon the street to-day. cheerful and active and tbe recipient of congratulations from his many friends. There Is a bond of un­ ity between all newspaper men, so that Mr. Noble’s case appeals fo every mem­ ber of tbe craft aa well as to everyone afflicted as he was. Mr. Noble has spent the last three years In traveling from city to city seeking skilled physicians, to whom he has appealed In vain for relief. Knowing this a reporter expressed sur­ prise at tbe remarkable cure, but Mr. Noble, after executing a Jig to show that be was as sound as he looked, let the re­ porter into lhe secret of his cure. "It was a bard lime I bad of Ik" said he, "but the last medicine we take Is always the one that cures, and I have tha taken last. 1 was paralyzed in March 9, 1890. while In the employ of David Will­ iams Publishing Company of New York City as their traveling representative from Cincinnati. I found the traveling a great help to me, both In a financial and literary way, but suddenly stricken down as I was at Somerset, 0., 150 miles from Cincin­ nati i was incapacitated for both writing and money making. Laeklly my literary productions bad been remunerative, and I had a snug bank ..account laid up, but advertisement*. ••From the first week of using lhe remedy 1 made a steady Improveim-nt, and on April 13. I put up my cane after u-iing it thirty months. 1 certainly be­ lieve this medicine Is all- tbe proprietors claim for IL and that It will do all they say it wilt I take pleasure In recom­ mending It to all similarly afflicted. Like many who have tried medicine in vain I waa doubtful of Its value at first, and only used It when I grew desperate. Now 1 cannot praise it too highly. It haa restored me to strength and health and I feel grate­ ful accordingly. Dr. Whittaker pronounc­ ed it a hopeless case uf locomotor ataxia. ••Yes, 1 know there are many who will fancy anything you say about my case is an advertisement, but If they want any corroboration, let them address me at the Y. M. C. A. building, and I will cheer­ fully answer all inquiries If stamps are enclosed." . , ... Pink Pills while advertised and handled br the drug trade as a proprietary article, are not considered a patent medi­ cine in the sense that name Implies. For many years previous to their general manufactor they were used as a prescrip­ tion. At first their great restorative powers were not fully recognized and | they were chiefly prescribed for impure blood and general weaknea?. Their re­ markable success in such cases, and the fact that there was nothing In the formu­ la that could do any harm, even If they did not do any good, led to their being tried In cases where the skill of tbe physician and the power of tbe medicine had entirely failed. Tbelr power of restosptlon seemed to border on the marve­ lous. They proved to be a never ■ failing specific for such diseases 'as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, SL Vitus’ danee. sciatica, neuralgia, rbeumathn. nervous headache, tbe after effect ot LaGrippe. palpitation ot the heart, pale and sallow complexions, aud all diseases of the blood such as scrofula, chronic eryslpe- peculiar to females, such as suppression, Irregularities, and all forms of weakness. They build up the blood aud restore tbe glow ef health to pale and sallow checks. In ease of men they efieet a radical cure In all cases arising from mental worry, overwork or- excess of whatever nature. Pink Pills are sold In boxes (never In loose form by the dozen or hundred, and the public is cautioned against numerous Imitations sold In this shape) at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50, and may be bad of all druggists or direct by mail, from Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y., or Brockvllle, Ont. The price at which these pills are sold makes a course of treatment Inexpensive as compared with other remedies or thedlcal treatment. To many people .who have the taint ot acrolula in their blood. The a<un!en caused by tho dreadful runolnz soren and other mnnifestatloas ot this disease are beyond description, there is no other remeds equal to Hood a Bar•aparllluior scrofula, salt rheum suid every torn at blood disease. It Is reasonably sure to basest all who giro it a fair trial. Hood's Pills cure all liver Ills. For Over Fifty yean. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has bean used for eblldran teething. It sootas tbe child, soft­ ens the gums, allays all pat u. cures wind colic, and Is tbe best remedy lor Diarrhoea TwentyMve cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout tho world. ALWAYS SMOKE THE BEST In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. A. D. CADWALLADER’S CENTRAL MICHIGAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Fanns, factories, mills, city property and timbered lands bought and sold. Exchanges negotiated in all parts of the United States. A MW only of what I have is here lister!. you want write to me and I will try and accommodate you. I Those desiring to sell or exchange .will And It to tbelr advantage to list thMr property with me. If you do not find what My terms ara liberal, ny dealings square. Thu property here listed can all be bought part down, balance on time with liberal terma No. 150. A farm of 1*0 acres, sand loam roil, 80 acres Improved. 3 acres ot orchard, good framed house, upright and wing, cellar under ail. Barn 35x44. horse-barn 83x30. A creek runs through the farm. A mile and a half from post office and grist mill and 5 miles from a railroad town. Price S4.000. might exchange tor city property. 'No. 188. A new framed hotel and 3 lota, on a corner, centrally located in a railroad town of 500 and upwards nice sur­ rounding country and lakes of resort, size 34x50, and 34x15 twn stories each and 18x30 one story. Good business, owner old aud sickly and wants to retire. Price $8,0©0, would Dike part in exchange. • No. 100. A farm of 83 acres on Main road. 4 miles from a county seat of 1,500 and upwards, two rail roads and another nearly graded, 4 or 5 largo factories, electric lights, waler works, etc. Between 20 and »5 acres of bottom land well timbered, black ash and elm principally, 10 or 1» acres of bottom land cleared, bottom land good pasture truck or meadow land, balance of the farm is upland and all Improved, soil clay, clay loam and sand'loam, some rolling, not bad, buildings old but In fair shape. {■» The common council at Grand Rap­ House framed 5 rooms, re-ahingied last year, good stone w^ll underpinning and good stone wall cellar, good arched cistern and good ids declared Alderman George H. Jacobt tubular well, splendid water. A very large nice maple stands at south front door. A good orchard of forty trees and small fruit. guilty of embezzlement, perjury nnd Barn 30x40. A nice flowing spring in barn yard, another large flowing spring about 18 rods from buildings that flows a good sized conduct unbecoming a public official. spring brook, coold make a nice fish pond. A ereek Just cuts one comer of farm. This would make a nice stock, truck, poultry Fire at Port Huron destroyed part oi and fruit farm. Price *3,000. Might exchange for city propertv or take smaller place Ln part payment. the tunnel depot of the Grand Trunk . No. 189. A farm of 80 acres on main road and two miles from railroad town of 1,500 and upwards, SO rods from school, clay railroad and ruined the restaurant and foam soil, stoney, but stone well picked up, a little rolling, 55 acres Improved, 15 acres nice beech and maple timber, a good sugar v । stock of Pan well. The railroad’s loss bash of 150 trees, good orchard, apples, pears, cherries, peaches and plums. House just built, framed, 16x34 and 16x33 one and a half stories each and a leanto 16xM, well finished, two good stone wall cellars, good tulralar well at house, good cistern al barn. is *18,000 and Panwcll’s loss is *6,00a The grocery house of P. H. Leonard Barn 36x56 good stone wall basement under all. in good repair. Granary, carriage and corn house combined 84x84. Price 95,000. at M uskegon was closed on a chattel Might take part in exchange. No. 166. A large brick barn with basement, nice location on comer on Main street, opposite of a large brick hotel. In a mortgage held by the Merchants’ na­ county seat of 3,500 and upwards with water works, electric lights, 5 large factories and 3 railroads and another nearly graded. tional bank. Leonard was supposed The barn Is used for livery and the land has 56 feet front and is 86 feet deep. Price is *8,000, a bargain, half down, balance on to be doing a prosperous business. time. An unknown man from Hinsdale fel1 No. 193. A farm of 160 acres on main road and 4 miles from railroad town, one mile from church and post office. 100 from a freight train at Naperville, I1L, acres Improved, black walnut shade trees all over it, 100 bushels of walnuts ibis year. Sand loam and clay loam soil, some rolling, and had both legs and-one arm cut off, nut bad. 10 acres of bottom land, 50 acres timber, principally oak, good fences, good orchard of 5 acres, apples, peaches, and j dying soon after. He was about SA plums, big spring, good well and cistern, good nice well built. framed house two years old. 7 rooms below and 5 rooms above and . yeans oianice i-tone wall cellar. Bara 36x36 and stable on back for stock 26 feet long, new granary just built 16x34. Prlca $5,000. Would | The Peek Mercantile company, ol take half In exchange. j White Mali, ha. made an aealgnment, No. 154. Timbered land In Buchanan Co., Virginia of 1180 acres, estimated to ent 30,000 feet per acre, white wood, white | John IL Chapman being appointed re- oak and black walnut, said to be underlaid with coal. Price *5 per acre, would exchange. No. 176. A farm of 117 acres, clay and clay loam soil; 6 acres sand loam, some rolling, not bad. 60 acres improved, 20 ceiver. The liabilities and assets are acres timber, oak. beech aqd black ash, 30 acres of bottom land backed upon by mill pond, good living water, most of it Js pasture placed a *5,000. 1 Tlbbllta, a young bualneea man land, fences fair, good orchard of 4 acre**, bouse nearly new. size 16x33 vid 16x33 two stories each and summer kitchen nnd wood house. Good arched cistern and good well, basement barn 33x44, built 6 or 7 yearn, well and pump In barn, one half mile of |„ Grand Baplda attempted attempted to in urana napios. to adjust adjust school and grist mill, about 6 miles from rail road town of 3.500. Price $3,500, $1,000 down aud balance can run 10 years if de­ 1 «—— i— carbon—>------------------------., _a ' ------Bn electric light and grasped sired al 6 percent with privilege of partial payments ot *100 or more when Interest Is due. gas chandelier to steady himself. This No. 175. A nice water power and puiDD factory, could be converted Into other uses. Five and a half acres of land and a action completed a circuit and he was good framed house. All together and in a lite county seat with two railroads and another being built, and factories, electric lights, instantly killed by an electric current water work*, etc. Price *1,500. No. 180. A farm of 40 acres on main road Just out of corporate limits of a county seat of 3.560 and upwards, with two rail The directors of the Grand Rapids driving club have decided tA give an roads, electric lights, water works, etc, nicely located, day loom aoil. orchard, well fenced, good framed house, upright nnd wing. Guod stoue wall cellar, good well and cistern, log stable, framed granary and hog housc.iprice *8,390. early summer meeting in July and No. 104. A farm of 80 acres, on main road 3 miles from a nice rati road town of 3,000 and half a mile of school, clay loam have selected July 8, 4 and 5 as their soil and lays nicely, all cleared but 3 or 4 acresuf timber, 10 acres of bottom land on back end with creek running through, splen­ dates. did pasture and moat of it plowable, tbe farm Is well fenced and in first class condition. A large brick house has just been built At a meeting of the Coldwater com­ with a splendid cellar. A nice cistern well and wind mill. A large new bank bam, granary and hog house with room above for mon council tbe finance committee corn, splendid orchard, bulljHngs all new, a model farm, fine location and neighborhood. >rlce S6.000 mode a report on the shortage of City No. 186. A 40 acre farm, clay loam and sandy gravelly loam, some rolling, not bad,'all Improved, good fences, good or­ Clerk Dickey. His accounts are chard. good well and good fair boose and iwrn. both log Barn 30x80 and 80x40. Framed granary 16x16. Hog-pen, corn-crib *1,185.51 short, which was paid by his and three or four other sheds for stock and tools. 4 miles of County 8«ai of 3.500 and upwards. 2 rail roads. 4 or 5 largo factories, electric lights, water works etc. Price *1.500. » bondsmen. No. 184. A farm of 160 acres in a fine location on a main road one mile from a nice rail road town of 500 and upwards. Finding of human bones in Kalama­ 130 acres improved. 89 acres nf fine beech and maple timber, zoo recalls tho disappearance of Nels Black loam soil and level, originally covered with beech and maple. good sugar bush, good orchard, good fences and irood fair barn and sheds, small frame house. Half mile of school. Price, #7.500, Anderson twenty-four- years ago. would divide and sell 130 acres. • ’ . Farmers about Ravenna and Moor­ No. 181. A nice level tract of 18 acres tn’U town of 9.500 with two rail roads and several Dlee water-powers mills and fac­ land are dipping into peppermint cul­ tories, elect rie lights and water works. Sand loam soil, nicely located ou main rood. 8 dwellings and a barn on the land. All ture, aud land that wm classed as of tbe belldtogs are well built, nice and new. Oue dwelling 9 rooms 30x34 and 30x20. good cellar, cistern, well and well house. worthless Ls becoming highly valuable. The othertwo are 14x24 and 6 feel leanto, tenement houses, barn 30x30 with box stalls and stone wall foundation. Price *4.500, The deer season is over, and now the would exchange for a farm, roller mill or other good property, would assume or pay some difference if the property would war­ inhabitants of the northern counties . t 1,0 1W’ A fann of 180 BCree n,ce,y °n ™«'n road * miles from a county seat of about 4.006. 3 rail roads, factories, can stir from their houses without be­ ing shot at by some amateur hunter in electric lights, water works, etc, clay loam soil, *>«■• rolling, not bad. 200 acres ImproVtwi, fences fair, * good orchards, * good dwellings. Bara *2x56 and abed 18x60. good granart and chicken house., good well and cistern. Price *80 per acre, would divide mistake for a deer. ' Typhoid fever invaded the household the farm. i 15u* A triCt of lfl0 InOtsegn On., Mich. 40 acres Improved, balance gnud heavy limber, principally maple, some of Mr. and Mra Mark Smith at Fife Lake, and one by one they bore their elm and beech, no waste. 35 apple trees, log house. Imio and granary. 35 rods from a good framed school house, 3 miles from 3 different railroads soil darx and sandy loam, we4l vrtiird neighborhood. four little ones ground. No. X57. A farm of 1W acres, three au<l h li .If inties fr»wn a county seat of 3.500 and upwards, with 2 railroads and another , .... . , A 7°“* ““ •*’*“« lL« ”«>»• of nearly graded. 4 or 5 factor Ire, electric 1-gbto. wabr -<Tkn, wi&. 96 acres uf upland. 80 acres Improved, 10 acres fair timber, soil Geonra George Griffin Griffin muimI off elay loam and lays nice, good feocre. good orchard ami 35 peaob »rees. bouw framed 16x34 and 16x36 built 5 or 6 years, good •tone wall rellar and good well.bare «ox*0 .e-nrlv new. Price **.500, woold take part In exchange. No. 195. A large well built 1* roomed fram d residence. !8xM. 2 stories and 18x38. 3 stories and 13x16 one story, with Ona atone wall cellar and cement bottom, i8xM w.-ti-hu<He gnaehrtl tn kttehvn. 8x16, 3 Inch galvenlxrd tubular well 117 feet deep, 2nd vein nf water, splendid water, with wlnd-nrili t-. .mmn. t < trm well-house there la a 10 barrel tank with slats below water to sit in milk and butter, etc. There Is a dl-charge ..ip., fro n the tang in the well bouse to a 10 barrel tank in yard for stock. There are apples, pears, plums, cherries, grapes, etc, fur n-e Thl< residence la nicely located la a county eeat of about 4,000, 5 large factories,electric llgb-a. water wotka, 2 nwt. Bn<t B thirrf nearly grad.-d to tbe diy, healthy surroundings and a fine The Michigan Trust company of agrtcniujral country, with easy arcere t- fine ’ah- - -t ■.re<r« there is a fine vlow of the cily from lhe dwelling, which is only oneGrand Rapids waa appointed receiver of ilf mile from the buslevM part of tib-elty and pU"«r eel*- ..tat and Is only 4 btocka from electric lights, will sell or exchange a dwelling nod 3. 5, 19. 20. *0 or 43 acres .f fl>. <...m M .wired. Thia will make a fine home and become desirable for ty residence putDoeee. Prire will van aeo.rob.. ... i.e WMnted, would exchange. N®. 196. A farm of 100 aerre. 3 mib-a f...m • .„>< hou-e < a county at«l of about 4,000 with 3 railroads and another Dearly , Detroit, for the lighting of the village. ; Fifteen are lights were recommended, with 1,200 candle power each. Id have liked paslare and meadow land, However, isn't it pomrible that there D. CUJWALLADXD. �BUSINESS aiPALiirnKB. q PALM1BTON A SMITH Coovevanciug a specialty. Woodland. Mich y M. UA.W and co r.ixcriox office. TuV11’- ““ la svertwi, or lf All buflltMMS promptly attended to. - Uadollu,. CONSUMPTION ~ Woodmanflee. •vert It it 1. dward Taggart Ix>ya! K. Kiiappeu. Arthur C. Denison. TAGGART. KNAPPKN & DKNISON.J E ILLUimUTlD. . reminiscences of w. D, Howzxxs. and elrht »*>art starlet of Western frontier life by Owky LAWYKR8. Rooms flit ?1T Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. °r*t»4 Rapids. Mtahtgaa, I, —ALICE KIRK. M. D-. Id U- ho M Physician and Sunreon. Hastings, - - Mich. AH call* promptly attended day or nlghL Offlee over F. G. StowellS bout aud shoe store . I A MBS A. S WEEZE Y. J Attorney at law, •• Hasting*. Mich. Practices In all courts ot tbe state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. iTl E. H. LATHROP. Homoeputhic Physician and Surgeon Office over W. H. Goodyear’s New Drug Storer AU eallfl promptly attend™! to. p A. SCRIBNER. M. D~ 17 Physician and Surgeon, V . IXMioo. ■ Mich. Office tn rraldeoee. quo block eaat of depot. H A. A C. H. BARBKRPhysician! and Surgeons. . Calls la city or county responded to with proinptneM, day or nlghL I) A. SHELDOM, J , Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. Money to loan on Kcal Estate Real KsreCl told on cotumlselon. General eonvesaucirut Having a complete set of Abstract Rooks, com Office over i lolloway's drug store. ’ Office hours from 1 to 4 p. m. Telephone, oon .erttng with residence, at Holloway's drux D. Office hours 8 a m to 5 p. m. PHILIP T. COLGKOVT, 1 Attorney at Law iSucces-ur to Smith i Colgnove.) CH. A E • KENAbTUN. Attiirn Practices I ail court- -if t be state. OolIe«-tM.i>». k-nnuvtiy rttendingto. F l > R. TIMMERMAN, itomm'pathte Phy slclan and SurgPon. < Office over l^throu’a drug store.) . Hastings City Bank, Hxstlngs, - - Mich. what CAPITAL $7S,35O.OO suurtvs •i3.ooo.oo. Open for busmeM D OFFICERS! *).G. itobtusnj, Prealdeut; ' -• flur>1 and D. W. Reynolds. Caabler. DI’.KCTORS: I). W. Rejnoldau l>. <». Robinson, John Csrreth. Chester Meseer. nother tbe red. nee of' shape, d good I fruiL 1 sized poultry I, in a graded, ince on e. 100 rolling, ••s, and x>ve and Would Bos the only savlm;^ d<-;>urtni‘-nt In In Barry Ccnr.ty ..nd pay* 4 per ceai interest on all time , DRINK IGE> GREM SODA, Ginger Ale. Root Beer, Milk Shake and Fl-psln Chery Tonic at •Vh. re you can get ICE CREAM. CON­ J rXTiUNARY and anything in the line 1, white ADIRONftY >ved, 20 pasture d wood mile ot 9 If de- . ■—m id and a ic lights, Heart two rail '■ id wing. lay loam h, spieneen built ibove for good oreorn-crib factories. upwards. ■ timber, e, 87.900, and ftoaud. A|1 Dll bouse, e 54,500, nuld war- factories, a, t good ild divide iple, some nd another raber, soil TRAOS MARK —n Wbeelertb re AND Neirve - I-OSITIVELY CVRKS- HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, UNHCELLNFOR INFANTS! R»v. R. N. Middleton. pastor M. E. church. Cedar Springs, Mish, nays: Sleep and rest were rtrammra to me after preaching till I used • Adlronda ’ Now I sleep soundly aud awake icfrrabed. and I can hvartlly recommend lu . Prepared by WHEELKH and FULUEB MEpfciNE co.. Cedar Springs. Mich. SOLD BY W. H. GOODYEAR. HASTINGS. $3,000.00 A YEAR FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS. If yea want work that lepleesaat hud pro!!tabla, •end us your addrvx iiumediatclv. We leucti men experience, and furnhh tbe ei difficult tu dory.. with enter to set it 4.000, 5 and a fine only nner exchange sir able far thrr newly ucaimy.anu nouoranir, an Jog daytime or evenings, rirttt Hy, wherever yon In e. The *<r«, and many hare laid foandationa that will ■urelr bring them richer borne of the smart net men In this country owe their snaeeee la life to Mo. I on, render, may do m vrell- try It. Yog cannot fan. No capital neerasarr. We St yea eat with something that to mw. solid, and sure. A book brim!al of sdrfea i» frre to all. Help your- E. C. ALLEN A CO. AUGUSTA. MAINS. AND----- Hrt5T!NQ5 MNNER Yr'u-HM of the Maoaxink begin with the Numbers fur June ana December of each JL"*V* m«n“on«l- tubscrtptioas wtu begin with the Number current al the tone of receipt of order. Rbund Volumes of HaurKsa HAltPEIfS PEUIODICALH. BflSSS WK!-:?::":: -■ * harper-s youAo pEbput:::::;::::::::5" ONE YEAR n. ill b<* *!nil by “',1, P^’ pald, ou re ,< loth Cases, for blad­ ing, SO cento each—by male, post-nald. ph Remittauces should be made by Post office MoOeV Orttar nr Ikraft tn xewtpapm arc not to copy tAfa advrrttoemeftl without the ezpraa order of 11ARI-KX& BTOTHJUU*. Address: HAKPER A BROTHERS. 80 quire A “tvenlwnnent. mwu rneb Ula oOee Tueela,, B1 [o tojure Insertion In the .„ue ol ,lle wnen brought. 1894 HARPER'S WEEKLY. ILLUSTRATED. FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. Address all orders to dollar pei volume), for »T on per volume. UAiwaR's Wmkklv is beyond all qunUnn t [* lead ng Journal la America, in Its -ptenUKl IlhatraUoM, In tu corps of distinguished con­ tributor*, and to Ito vast »mr of readers. In 11 ?r*w' on ,hl* n'Shest order of lalenk the men best fitted by position tuxltraining to treat tbe leading topics of tbe^day. 'In bewrpapen ore not to copy thin udvtr- fiction, tbe most poputar vtory-writera contrib­ ute to its columns, auberb drawings by tbe fore­ ^Uu,ut the 'order of most artists Illustrate its special anlclrs. Ito litni Kti AHuothkhs. j store*, and every notable event of public inter­ est; It contains portraits of the distinguished Addreai: HARPER & UltoTHERR. men and women who are making the history of the time, while special attention Is given to the Army and Navy. AmateurNtxwts. au<l Move and the Drama, by distinguished experts. Ina word, llAKraa's Wkkkly combines tbe news features of thndally paper aud.lhe artistic and literary qualities of the magazine with the solid critical character ol the review. HARPEKB PERIODICALS. 1 PutYXAR: P th* ,U11 HARPER'S MAGAZINE.................. >4 00 °T HARPER'S WEEKLY Tl 00 Y J'lMdalatirnUon 1s gtr- HARPEL’S BAZAR............................................» ou HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLEI 00 ’ ■7'* . *n w Cac.-er. The treat­ . Ti^-- :• A y ?,aenl b* baaed Upon lhe Pontage Free to all nilrucrihern In the ■?XT» »«T3l theory recently embodied M .I papera read by Prof. V, United Staten, Uanadn and Mexico. SfiT‘UjE?,!7’rhr1*Lp»fore the Royal and Imper­ ial Assorts Uou of Physicians of Vienna namely: The \ ulurnrs of the Wekklv begin with the That as the cell el-menu in cancer have much less vitality than those of sound Hcab, It Is pos­ Bnil Numuer for .Luxury <»f each year. When sible to al tack them Without tnjurimtsurround- no time in metitloueil. Mibscriptioua will begin with Hie Nunit>er ctineouat the time of receipt Im; healthy cells, or Ux general well-being irf the patient. . ■ of order. Bound Volumes of Hahi-ru’s WajCKtr for The rrpivdlra emloyed at Horneltarllle al­ though as harmless as those of Vienna, are far three years back. In neatriolh hind I ng. will lie more effective -wbolly removing the odor of •ent by tn.-iil. po«t I«r p« d. or by express (pro­ Utet rowth within twenty-four hours, aud caus- vided the freight does not exceed one dollar per In/Uie diseased tissue to shrink to a hard, dry voluno t. for ♦; Wiper volume. VI lb Va<e- tor each volume, suitable for eschar until it Is crowded out by healthy heal­ ing granulations, There is uo poulUclng or binding will lie sent tiy mail, post paid, on S.oughlnt no running sore* nr foul odor. It receipt of Si. • o each. Remlttar.cra should be made by Poet office is the only known method that reaches and ex­ pels every cancerous cell. Money Order <>r l>raft. loatoid chance of la-«. For reference* and < >tbe< Information address 5'cuwpaptTR arc not to coj>v thin ndthe resident pbyal^an, rrrtinncnl without the erprivn order of J. b. MITCHELL. M. IL HornrUlvUlfl, 5. Y liAltt-eU & tlHCH IIKtlH. AdddreM: hAUI’EK & RROTHKRS. Naw Youk. Ctttefl for each volume v<he band boy« of Nashville will give a concert Dec. nth. . Carter.’Bxtruct smart Weed wlU eure Khrumatlsm and ’.eurelgia with a few applications. W. H. Goodyear. A neglected cold means Croup. Diphth­ eria. Sore Throat, Pneumonia, and death to old and young. Carter’s Extract Smart " ’-‘<*<1. If taken In time, will prevent It. W. H. (toodyear. .✓The nx>mlng train has been taken off the Lowell and Hading* road and as a re­ sult Geo. Perkins tire stage driver, has a “snap.” He driven to Elmdale^ every day with agents and okhera. ' A teaspoonful Carter* Extract Smart Weed mixed with lard makes a grand oint­ ment. very healing for cuta. wounds, sore throats and wherever a healing salve Is wanted. W. H. Goodyear. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Powers and child­ ren were at Bedford. Tuesday, attending the gulden wedding of Mr. Powers’ par­ ents. It was also Mr. Powers’ father’s 75th birthday.—Na»l)viUe News. Every mother should keep a bottle of Carter’s Extract Smart Weed in the house. When the lille one comes home with wet feet iHid chilled, a hot slinguf Carter’s Ex­ tract Smart Weed will prevent taklog cold. Children like It, it Is as pleasant as lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. . A hot sling of Carters Extract Smart ‘Weed will cut tbe mucous phlegm out of the throkt and lungs in a few hour*, mak­ ing It a sure cure and quick cure and pre­ ventive .of Croup. Diphtheria, Sore ThroaL Pneumonia, etc., as these troubles all come from a neglected cold. W. IL Goodyear. , A. W. Dillenbeck had a notion to’kill one of his hogs of the female iH-rsuaslon because sh<* gave birth to only four llt/le pigs, but he finally changed bls mind and ted her a pall of hot feed. An hour later when be went to the pen her family had increased by five. Al hustled around with another pail of hot feed but it wouldn’t work lire second time.—Wood­ land News. uf FRESH BAKERY GOODS. Do-xoCoht forget IL Pontaffg free to uU nubtwriben in the United Stolen, Canada, and Mexico. S3S • CIRCULATION • I’his week, Michigan. wing, I grist tl, clay sugar no and t bam. 15,000. LOCAL NEWS. Carter't Extract Smart Weed will eure a colti in one nigbL A cloth saturated with Carter's Extract Smart Weed will cure a »orv throat in one night. W. H. Good M. EUWLER.D.D. 3. • ' the Cream ot Cod-tlv.r OH. Cures Coughs, Colds and Weak Lungs. Phyncim, the world over, endorse It. The ta York Wy Tribune GKOJtoX A. HlHhAKI), Qukmmxy d> BxaurxPA1BA. Thomas Nawox Paor and\xb«£ Articles on topics of current Interest will bn ^WbutedbydHUngulshed.pXtats HARPRR’8 PERIODICALS. PKRYjUh: HARPRR*8 MAGAZINE....................... gtoo HAUPER'K WEEKLY------------------------------ mod HARPER'S HAZ tR' ££ HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE...\.‘""fe00 Emulsion dance Bl Nashville last Thursday nlghl.neited them 335. P. DKAKK. M. D., ir MWaU^ta^iuid |7n' tat bl daehri b) Sibstltitei! ISMliio 1894 HARPER-b BAZAR. and We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any ea-e of catarrh that cannot be cur­ ed by Hall’* Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney A Co. Props.. Toledo, O. We the andeuipif d. have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable IriTall badness transaction* and financially able to carry out any obligation made by fliclr firm. West A Truax. Wholesale Druggist, Toledo. O. Welding, Kinnmam A Marvin. Whole­ sale Druggl-t. Toledo. O. Haifa Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally aciing directly upon the blood and mueou< surfaces uf the system. Price 75c, I er bottle, ISold by all druggists. Testi­ monials free. sultahln for v»>d.«. rr. CrtHCEK IS CURABLE RAVAGES OF CATARRH. Catarrh Attacks All Mucous Membranes. It Affects the Ears, Eyes, Nose Throat, Bronchial Tubes, Lungs, Stomach. Bowels, Kidneys, Blad’ der—Tho Whole Muoous Tract—The Many Ills That Are DiffeftT' Its Far Reaching Influence. . Many people labor under the mistaken Idea that catarrh means simply a discharge from the nostrils. with a hawking and spitting of mucous: but tu the observing physician who makes a spcialty ot the disease, tire word catarrh tueaus much more. Experience has taught him that catarrh is by no meant confined to tbe head alone, but that the entire system Is frequently affected by It. Thus we have— -Catarrh of the nose, causing frontal headaches (more commonlr known as neu­ ralgia.) a sense of dullness or drowsiness. dizziness. confusion of thoughts, etc. Catarrh of the throaL bronchial tubes and lungs, causing sore threat, cough, hosrsnres, or entire loss of voice, bronchi:!'. asthma, pneumonia, etc. I Catarrh of the stomach (more commonly called dyspefisla) causing Indigestlo.i, heartburn, water brash, nausea, fetid breath, palpitation, or fluttering of the heart, shortness of breath, etc. Catarrh of the bladder with its long li.-q of symptoms, the inflammatory condition extending up the ureters lo the kidneys, causing diabetes. Bright’s Disease, etc. Catarrh ot lhe bowels, causing alternate diarrhoea and constipation. piles, etc. In fact catarrh effects mure or less all the mucous surfacre of the entire body, causing at times severe local neuralgic or rheumatic pains. So when Drs. Copeland and Gra­ ham are asked, (as they often are by patients) whether they treat other diseases ns lensing is to have ■ dre»s-8tay factory. Luther Fisk, an employe of-the Allegan paper mill, was caught in a shaft nnd In­ Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years* use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates tho stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ toria is the Children's Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. ** Castoria Is an excellent medicine for ch.'l- “ Castor!* Is so well Miapted to children that good effect upon tbelr children.' 111 So. Oxford SL, Brooklyn, N. Y. “ Our physicians in tho children’s depart •• Castoria la the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope tbe day la not Interest of their children, and use Castoria : medical supplica what Is known destroying their lorad ones, by forctagopium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful merits of Castoria has won They Treat A.11 Chronic Discuses. dition they cure the disease. This method of treatment Is peculiarly adapted to this class of aliments cf tbe en­ tire mucous tract of the body: ns It Is both local ami Internal: and each year’s experi­ ence and successful treatment only confirms tbelr claim that this Is the only true and rational mode of treatment. In this they are borne onl by hundreds of testimonials rr...n rrilrtul iwllenu. RKMKMBEB IT COSTS YOU NOTUINO FOB CONSULTA­ TION AND EXAMINATION. :ATARRH CAN BE CURED! Mr. Wm. Wagner. formMUy of Hastings but how living al ID Sbawmiit avenue Grand ; lanlds and one of tho bestfknown miller* In 1 he city, camo to Drfl. Copeland and Graham I n we if catarrh wm a curable disease, aa all his uxporence had been to the contrary. In re­ gard to the ImprovemMit of his case, he says. iJEakn Odessa has a new Industry—oar riJakrng. Haitlugs would, no doubL offer tnre. When I caught cold I had great difficul­ ty In breathing. I hnd a b»d taste In rar mouth, my tongue wm coated and my stomach bad. I bad no appetite My food lay heavy on my stomach, which waa sour and generated n« until I fell miserable. My bowels were bad. and in fact 1 mo hardly free from most of these aymptoma any of the time. -1 began to improve with lhe Hn$t week s treatment and I have gained steadily utnUl al­ most every srtnptoin baa disappeared, anil I feel that catarrh la indeed a curable dlaeaflb when treated properly. T ean on’y express myself as pleased with tbe result.aml can wish anyone suffering from catarrh no bet ter fortune than to consult Drs Copeland and Graham and be cured of this loathsome disease." The Inter Ocean -------------------’I——'18 THE-------------------------- ; • MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST HMS THE LMRGEST CIRCULMT1OM. •AILY (wittout Sunday), *6.00 per yhar. SEffil-WEEKLY,' . . $2.00 ** DAILY (with Sunday), $8.90 rt fML WEEKLY, . . . $3.00 - inB ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITERATURE. a bonus to secure IL 85.00 AinONlH Ed. Burleson of Wayland nfibntly pur­ chased a full blood bull dog. During his absence It was sold by bls wife for two dollars. Now Ed. wants It back but as lhe canine hire been hold to a third party h‘s The Weekly Inter Ocean AixM-nraTiwiJi. Bjrtjwjyu UNTIL CURED FOR *S. PER MONTH. THIS INCLUDES CONSULTATION, EX* rMIN.VTlokTREATMXNTANDMri.l. thn Daily. rl.SK FOR ALL PATIENTS AND FOR . • • mas prospects are poor. A8 A FAMILY PAPER IT EXCELS Orange trees bearing fruit are not a com­ mon sight to Michigan people at any time of the year, but Mm. Chloe Fowler haa an orange tree with good sized fruit hanging au It? branches. She also has a fig tree that has borne two crops and a lemon tree that has ripened lemons weighing eleven Our system of mall treatment br means o* ■ytnptom blank and ""-A nerfirt aad effectual as our office work. Tbe charge Isthc same-M a month rovera tiling including medicines, Write for symp­ tom blanks. . ounces.—-Charlotte Leader. had a good deal of money on his perwm. riM-u & little doubt that tbe bones Jsst CASTORIA Because experlencu has taught them that nearly every case of chronic disease In this climate is due to ft general catarrhal condition ot the flystem, and in treating this con­ stantly killed. A skeleton has !>een unearthed at Sau­ gatuck that unravels a mystery of twenty years ago. It wu found near a house that once bad lhe reputation of being a tough place. The bones were those of a man. T>e skeleton wu found In a doubled-up position, tbe feet, arms and head together. It looks as if the body bad beeu Stowed away In a great burry. There were no marks of Identification. Twentytwo years ago Nels Anderson, a Norwe­ gian ullor, mysteriously disappeared. He What is well as catarrh they answer yes. neighboring counties. Paw Paw now has electric lights. THE HASTINGS BANNER. Copeland Medical Institute. DUS. COPEXj-IK*> AND GKAHASl. permanently Located at ■ Wh« I orrt u> Dnv “J 192 EAST FULTON STREET GRAND RAPIDS MICH. £^d Treatment “nd toel both grata tai to them- Kidneys. “j** Office noun.: > to » » P- A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors, of EIGHT ADDITIONAL PAGES, making ta all SIXTEEN PAGES. Thia Supple, ment, containsj SIX PAGES OF READING MATTER and TWO FU1X-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS, is alone worth the price charged for the paper. • THE INTER OCEAN IS PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, the news and cowtmere . Plessa remember that ths price cf The Weekly later Ocean 13 ONLY DOLLAR PER YEAR. Addr«»» OKB THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. For a i'ioiI time wc will send the Ilastiaga Banner and th« Weekly Inter Ocean, tho two papers fyr only one dollar per year cub in advance, tv Barry County Readers. Those out of county gs.sj per COOK BROS. �Additional Loo*! News. udte Please uourselves well thia wcaltty "mockeyinl with tha tariff the early be ooawtry". To llioaU^a hta point b* arid thought that be had got a good bargain­ To-day be Mild that be Couldn’t cell them for tl.50 a bead. He gave another In­ stance ot where a prominent stock buyer bought mow good sheep at Si 00 per bead and barely came out even after sending them to Buffalo. . The rhetorical exercises for this week are given by tbe grammar department. Miss Diamond’s grade will have a class exerctae in U. 3. History Interspersed by recitations and music. Miss Lamb’s grade, recitations and songs. Miss Wood­ ard's grade. claw exercises in numbers, miscellaneous recitations and music, and MIm MicltaelV grade, exercises In Geogra­ phy and language with recitations and eongb appropriate to winter. A cordial Invitation is extended to all who are in­ terested in the school. Walk right in to auy room you desire to visit without cere­ mony. you are always heartily welcome. The rhetorical exercises in the High School occur one week from Friday, on Dec. 15. One.ol the finest entertainments ever given in the city took ptace at the Episco­ pal Parish House Saturday eventag. The occasion waa tbe rendering of the “Tam­ ing ot the Shrew.” by Hannibal WilliamsMr. WilUaufs is a whole stage full of peo­ ple au4 assumed tbe characters represent­ ed and f*jinl expressions with great dex­ terity. aborting close study and long prac­ tice. ,'lpjtytefilng one forgot there was but oiiu actor before him so great ta the skill which has made him an adept at hta art. Mr. (Williams will always be wel­ comed by, a Hastings audience whenever he appears'here. .The gentlemen of the Lecture Association are to be congratulat­ ed on thu success of their first enterTbe.Womans Home Missionary society ■will boW a social at the Methodist church •parloca Thursday evening of next week. Tbe usual prices will be charged. As tha .proceed*, of thia social are to be used for the poor of our city. Irrespective of locali­ ty, creed or any other condition than act­ ual peed* the Society urges upon all who can io pay more than the regular prices. Tbo calls upon tbe society are numerous and very urgent—much more* so than ever -before. Lei alt charitably disposed feel a duty resting upon them to go to thta social and contribute everj cent they can spare. It will goto feed and clothe the poor ot Hastings. We have many such. Contri­ butions of cast-off clothing that can be made over are also Invited. Let thta so■cial allow tbe goodness of heart and chari­ ty of the people of our city toward tbe un­ fortunate poor In our midst. Tbaukaglving day passed very quietly in Heatings, the stores being clotted a than of thu time. Union services were held at the Pre&byjeriaiK-churcb in tbe mooting aud an able an’d/lnterestlng ser­ mon preached by Rev. Tioa. Cux of the M. E. church. Tbe collection of 98.10 was -divided between tbe three churches repre­ sented. Services were also held at the EpUcupal .church which wks tastefully decorated for the occasion. Tbe usual family.reunions occurred at the different home* where turkey and pie reigned su­ preme for lhe time being. Be It raid to tiia ally’s credit that lhe homes unable to procure these were remembered. We ■duubt.if there was a poor family In tbe city who did not have nuise to be thank­ ful for some donation made to them, and feel grateful to the givestand tbe kindness of Mart which prompted the act. Program for the Cresent Literary Soclety to be.held .in the High School, Wednes^ day evening Dec., 13, 1893. Music. Roll Call,—Quotations from Whittier. ' ’ Critic* report. Recitation.—Olive Lathrop. Select Reading.—Clarence S. Phillips. Music. EMay.—Morris Wooton. . Dialogue.—Frank Leins and other*. Reading.— Grace Whitney. Music. Eulogy.—Herman Frost. . Becttallon.—Belle Stebh’ns. Dialogue,—Ida Hurd and others. Music. Mediation.—$uy Matthews. Dialogue,—Minnie Mead and others, MaJc. Admission. 5 cent* All are invited. . A very interesting session ' of Barry Lodge No. 13. K. of P. waa held Monday evening aud lhe following officials elected for tho ensuing year:— Hate Kmyon, C. C. W- D. Hajee. V. C. -J**. L. Crawley, P. .ifred Ryerson. M. of F. ■ Jptea Lombard. M. of E. *KrXL Holbrook. K. of R. and 3. Wrisaert. M. at A. Dr. 3.M. Fowter, Master*of Work. K. ,X. Bugle. Installing Officer. Dr. S. M. Fuwter. Rep. to Grand Lodge. Dao. W. Reynold*. AIL Rep. to Grand Juba P^ndargast, Trustee for three window. So all night long tbe stona kapt on without the sun, the morning broke. and on the third morning they looked up tn unfamiliar world. Around thta gitatenlng wonder wi bent tbe blue skits. Their old familiar sights took atrai shape*. where corncribe or wood piles garden walla stood now rote up strar The G L. 8. C. will meet with MIm Louisa Nagler Dec. 9th. Rome and tbe Making of Modert Europe,—Mrs. Will Bowne. Outlines of Economics,—Mrs. Henrj Bailey. ‘ * Village Life in Ireland, synopsis,—Adi MlehaeL The study of Crime nnd Criminals, synopsis,—MIm Louisa Nagler. Quotations relating to Roman History. The regular monthly meeting of the W, F. M. 8. of the M. B. church will be held on Wedneanay afternoon of next weei in the church. parlors. Subject of the lesson, Christ mas service*. A- childrens campfire will be held al tbe Presbyterian church next Sundaj evening at 7.-Solos, choruses, recitations, instead of tbe usual servlcs. All will be welcomed. Tbe Y. P. 3. C. E. ,next Sunday even Ing. Tu be led by Miss Eddy. Tbe usual monthly Missionary meeting of tbe ladles connected with the Presby terian church will be held next Wednes­ day afternoon at the parsonage. The Home Missionary society of tht M. E- church will give tbelr usual socla in the parlors of tbe ehnreifon Thursdaj afternoon and evening of next week Dec. 14. Supper will be served from five tc seven. The proceeds of tbe social wil be used exclusively to' assist the poor ol our city. Those who attend need nbi limit die I r pay fur supper to the usua amount If more Is given they will lx helping on a good cause. All are cordiallj invited. , • Reception of members will take pl act next Sunday morning at the Methodisl Episcopal church. Nov. 17. Hastings National Bank vs Ansel B. and James R. Bush, attachment 94.000. (P.T. Colgrove.) Nov. 17. Hastings National Bank va Ansel B. and J. K. Bush, attachment 34989. 55. (P. T. Colgrove) Nov. 20. Traverse Phillips vs. Masonl< Accident Association, assumpsit (Tag gart. Knappen A Dennison.) Nov. 20. Hastings City Bank vs. W. P Sldnam. J. Hartman, Bush Bros., attach ment, 81500. (P. T. Colgrove.) Not. 25. Sophia E Sc Id mo re vn. Ju. H. Scidmore. (Alouro E. Kenaaton.) Stockholder'* Meeting. / In accordance with Sec. 19 of Public . 'act No. 905 of tbe State Banking law of Michigan of 1887, tbe stockholders of tbe Hastings City Bank are hereby notified, that the annual meeting of the stockhold­ ers of said bauk for the election of direct­ ors, will be held at their office in Has­ tings, Mich., on Tuesday. December 12th. A. D. 1868 from 9 a. m. to 19 o’clock m. Dated at Hastings thta 27th day of Nov. 1893. Dak. W. Rkynolds. Cashier. Special Excursion. Tickets now on sale to PaciOe Coaet points on account of the California Mid­ Winter Exposition via tbe Michigan Cen­ tral. For rates and routes enquire at Mich­ igan Central Ticket Office. C. R. Osborn, Agent. To do this step into my store and critical­ ly examine those Ladies Shoes made by Make a Christmas present that is useful. I have a large, new stock of Gold Bye Glasses and Spec­ tacles, After making the present to your friend, the glasses can be adjusted to fit the eyes free of charge. Tbe brush pile showed a smooth w mound and what waa once a road waa: a fenceless drift. Tbe father waa a prompt decisive I and when be said "Boys, a path!” I hastened to obey with delight, and i bad a path to the barn. All day the gusty north wind bore looeenlng drift before its breath. DO NOT FAIL . Ross Levis & Pifer, of Rochester, N. Y. When you have done this you certainly will have arrived at the same ■opinion as all others who have seen them—THEY CAN’T BE BEATEN. Large stock of felts and rubbers. Don’t go with wet feet this weather. It wont pay you when you can bR. Q. W. LOWRY. get rubber goods so cheap at TO CALL AT F. Q. STOWELL’/. H16KS & SpenGB’S Store for a set of Fine China Dishes, also |7RdCTKE ECONOHT FANCY and STAPLE Holiday Goods, the Fin est Stock in the city. For DOINGS. Especially in hard times. Christmas is coming and yo;Tr habits of economy should be observed even then. But you PRICES will want to bpy something. Christmas wouldn't be'. Christmas if you didn’t remember your friends or relatives On Banquet Lamps or Hanging Lamps we are lower than any house in Hastings. Well we have tired out two milliners and tbe third one is so far behind on ord­ ers we expect her to be sick, but you can stiil buy trimmed hats cheaper then they were ever sold lu Hastings, at the Racket. DOWN ’ THEY GO. Ice wool shawls and faclnatnrs cheaper than at any other hout-e in the city, at tbe Racket We have now our 5th orders In for Gloves and mittens and by the way we sell them, think the prices must be right and customers say vte are tbe cheapest, at the Racket. Everything in my shop will be sold at ACTUAL COST for the next 20 days for CASH. with something, If you don,t feel like buying a $35.00 chair, buy a $5.00 chair; if you don’t want a $40 rug, buy a $6 rug. We are especially well prepared to give you what you want this year and at prices that will please you. We have plenty of high priced goods, but we’ve made a specialty in buying less expensive goods and we can certainly please you. We have now on the way the largest ■ stock of holiday goods ever shown In Has­ tings, at prices lo meet the times, at the Racket Daisy air guns for 90c. best They ore the The Racket. J. W. LUNN. Don’t forget our 81 50 ladies dongola and grain shoes. You can't match them for less than 92.00 only at the Racket. COME IN. Dolls! We have the largest stock In the city, at prices no one will meet, at tbe Racket I can show you the finest line of ROBES, SWELL BODY and PORTLAND CUTTERS ever shown in Hastings, and at prices that are sure to win. ■ Belknap Sleiabs, Underwear still goes. ‘‘you are the cheapest" A. McCOY. They all say WANTED SAWLOGS. The Racket. Rubber goods, well we have them come nearly every day. Prices dues It, at the Racket I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do Rubber boots, 92.49 at the Racket. Socks and felts from tbe Racket 70c to >1.25 We are still the cheapest ou corsets, the Racket at at Good under shirts. 90c at the Racket. Light or heavy, cast or steel shoes, with bolsters or log bunks. z Towels.-' We hare a nice line of them at prices no one will meet Thk Rackxt. We are yet bead quarter* for kitchen tinware ever shown In thu city atid.no surprise to us. Tub Racket. See our ladles wool mitts from 15c to 62c at the Racket CUSTOM SAWING. P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. J. L. WILKINS, act. Horse Blankets Joseph Shultz to KHs* Sboltz. a sec ?, H >|.e, FA. Jamrt 8. Miller to KU B. Mlltar, 114 a see S an<14, Tborn»pple. Wooc. Jeremiah V*n N.-c*er to F. Marion Smith, parrel. Naabvllle. gwo. Tltaadeus L. Hall to Lewis Watkins, to a. ->ec «, Rutland. 97DO Thoma* Murphy to Robert Murphy, parcel. Mo 14. Orang-ville, K900*. Henry Hewitt to Wm. C. Hewitt, parcel, sec ‘Isaac A* KeSer to Clarence Twksburg, Iota. Still going prices. Keeler's ail. MldfllevUle. SlOo John G. Rayhs to Karoest Danvil. M 8. sec 12 Opposite Roller Mill. wholesale JESSE TOWNSEND. Bw-l W.'siMwpi to M -rtoo L. Simon. 40 a, see T,Carlton, gt . • Morton L. Simon to Buri W. Simod, 40 a, sec _______ _____________ .. ^years. The fxriga will soon move into its ■claw lodge room in the third story of tbe Uniob block. There they will have as kite's Castle hall as can be found In MichIgan 'and with the energetic officials just elected Barry I*odgu will maintain her refmtaU'Xi an one of the wry best In state. Between SCHOOLCOLUMN you save time you save money. You can eave a vast IFamount of time if yon are look­ ing few SmOwboukt*. . ’’this poem was written by John G. Wtultivr. our Quaker port who wm bora alKawthil’. Mass, in 1W7. Snowbound Is it /hrw?ipte>a of a .New Rugland snow- atqrm. wliw h took place during hi* boy hood. At that time tbe family roerirted ef WWtrier*n fwitar aud mother, hta stater- or any kiu<i of building mater ial, by coming directly to ua and not only that, you will save money by buying of ua ** We are posted in our business and do enough of it to ena­ ble ua to aell cheaply and yet get a living. Tm SM TBE OoCbYMR PR2S. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-12-14.pdf 96726c22fdb2fb1150c78f959e3855ef PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 3a HASTINGS, MICH, DECEMBER, 14, 1893. Christmas Comes But Once A Year ticali by I. Y. J will 8 all \NT i and this 1 can If you want any Cutters,Bob S leighs Robes or Blankets, Stoves, Hardware of any kind call on, IRA VAN I your it you n’t be The Hardware Man, UNION BLOCK, HASTINGS, MICH. datives *35.00 , buy a And it gives everyone a chance to make everyone happy. We are going to embrace the opportunity to make the people of Barry Co., happy, by selling everything in our line at a very cheap price, and we want to tell the good people that we positively have more goods than all the other dealers in Barry Co. We are looking for a big trade and with our stock and prices we can’t help but have it. We do not wait as other dealers do and cut prices a little a few days before the 25th, but commence and slash right in at once. If you don’t buy come and look, it will do your eyes and heart good to see the display. Don’t wait until the last day but come the first day you are in town. To begin with we have u what 1L We 500 Cloth Bound Books At 13 cents, . ' pecialty y please Other dealers ask 20 and 25 cents. NICE, MEW, BRIGHT ONES. :iey ber Make a NICE PRESENT of a new i AGT. pair of Shoes or Rubbers.. Call and see them. COUNTY NEWS. IMford. Mr. and Mrs. Demerest have gone to Athens tor a short visit and from there they will go to Kentucky to spend tbe winter—Mr. Claritace McOmber has gone to Detroit to attend school this winter— A private singing school consisting of about 15 members has been organized with Mrs. W. Godamark a* teacher. c '■ Prescott’s Conquest of Mexico, 3 vol, $1.50. Macauley's Histojy of England, 5 •,ol, $1.00, Historical Books, Books of Adven­ ture, Fine Books, Books and Booklets, Juvenile Books, linen and paper from xc. up to any price you wish to pay. Fancy Goods. Plush Toilet cases with Celluloid ONE PRICE Brush and Comb, a better one SHOE DEALERS at 80c; and still better at Si,oo; Manicure Setts at 50c; A better one at Ojc; and a better value at. gi.oo; Shaving Setts at li.oo; others at Jr.50; Plash Collar and Cuff Boxes. 7JC., 94c-. and Ji.oo: also better ones at Ja.oo. Ladies Work Boxes at ajc. and 50c; 75c. and J1.00 Smoking Setts; Ink SPECIAL SALE Stands, Card Cases. Celluloid Trays, feaper Knives. Perfumes. Cut Glass Bottles, and too many IN articles to mention. Dolls of all kinds, Bisque, China and Wash able. Plush Ablums at joe..' 75c., Ji.oo and up. Autograph albums, Bibles, what a fine hne. Testa ments, a large line. Prayer Books, Episcopal and Catholic. We have more games for the children than you ever saw in one collec­ tion. ' Ask to seethe game -Luck SATURDAY, DEC. 18. Now." a great game for the money. We haven't room or time to men­ tion everything but come and see See our line of Mufflers. u, you will not be disappointed. With good sleighing this ought to The finest in the city at the be a gay Christmas. nd all the sarth or SEET UNDERWEAR, lowest prices. BANKRUPT STORE ood Jefferson St Furniture Store. The heavy snows of late have made good sleighing—Our tbaw caught cold Sunday night aud mode a good solid bottom of Ice for sleighing—Grove & Fowler have taken possession of the Roller Mill and are busy grinding flour and feed—It is rejxirted that an elevator will be built here in the spring—Schantz Bro*, talk of re-renting the corner store— The fire at Lake Odessa last week burned a barn and a valuable horse and a black­ smith shop—Woodland people did not get last week's Banners until Monday night. (We will try and be more prompt here­ after.—Ed.)—The law suit of Charles and William Sceara vs Jeremiah and Clarence Rogera before Justice England on the 12 Inst, was adjourned until Jan. 15, 1894— The meetings at Holmes church seem to be attracting considerable attention—Sid­ ney Allen of Yankee Springs spent Sun­ day with hh» uncle J. M. Smith—Jerry Roger* of Carlton w»s in town on Tues­ day—F. P. Palmatler was In Hastings on Monday.___________________ Drummond’s Addresses,fancy bind ing, 25c. Scarlet Letter, Hawthorn, fancy binding, 25c. House of Seven Gables, Hawthorn, fancy binding, 25c. Twice Told Tales,Hawthorn,fancy binding, 25c. Mosses from an Old Manse,- Haw­ thorn, fancy binding, 25c. Hyperion, Longfellow, fancy bind­ ing. ^nOutre Mer, Longfellow, fancy binding. 25c. Dream of Life, Longfellow, fancy binding, 25c. Reveries of a Bachelor, fancy binding, 25c. Barriers Burned Away, E. P. Roe, fancy binding, 35c. 200 well bound miscellaneous books at 50c. Regular price, 75c. . All of Miss Alcott’s Works. Prescott’s Conquest of Peru, 2 vol, PANTS S” I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some price. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I will still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ stering and repairing. C. H. Osbokm* Co.,Prop’rs. We will sell from now on Fred L. Heath The Duggist. iotfiaoh only. One door east of City Bank. Mra. P. K. Jewell has been very sick with the grip but la better now—Wm. Burgess and wife have both been very alck with the grip. Mrs. Burgess la still very low, a council of doctors was held last week—Dr. Powers la about to leave us for Charlotte where he expects to reside and continue bls practice. We are sorry to loee him. He is the best Doctor Assyria has had in years. We have not learned who his successor will be—Pro­ gram for Reading Circle next Tuesday evening Is as follows:—Opening Song. History Lesson. Essay, Cora Wright. Instrumental music, Blanch Tuttle. Essay, Mi*e F. Clark. Song by ■ Circle. Remarks by Mary E. Wilcox. Class In Swett’s Methods. Closing Song—Our Treasurer, Bert Shepard, Is taking In ho money niplaly.___________ KUTIMW, area. WOOLLEY & BR2NS0N NOTICE plain ota samonew. Sleighing Is fine at present ____________________ Published Thursdays by 300 Red and White Books at 25 cents. CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS I WHOLE NO. 2009 Hastings Banner, Protracted meetings closed at Parmalee this week, and now a series of meetings has started here at the Menonite church— Horace German's family have all been real sick with LaGrippe. Mrs. German la now convalesent—Dill Benjamin al­ though better is still confined to his bed with LaGrippe—Edward Morgan Is press­ ing hay for Lan Thoma*—You can now get your feed ground at Norman Trumbles — Samuel Allen now eats venison, having killed a fine deer while north—Mr. and Mrs. Millard are on the sick list—Old Mra. Morgan had the misfortune to fall and dislocate her hip. Miss Electa Furniss spent the fore part of last week with her sister in Middleville —Mrs. B. B. Wilcox of Detroit Is making her mother Mrs. H. R. Dickinson a two weeks visit—Mrs. M. B. Powlea of Jack­ son la visiting friends and relatives here —Mias Francis Heacox of Caledonia Is here expecting to remain during tbe win­ ter—Isaac Purkey and family of Detroit are visiting friends and relatives in and about town—J. C. Furnlss and Edith Flem­ ing were at Woodland Sunday P. M.— Jake Osman Is very sick—Lida Feighner was at Charlotte Saturday—Miss Emma 'Barber was at Olivet Sunday and Monday —Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Powels of Chicago are guests of friends here—Invitations are out announcing the marriage of Shel­ don E. Cook formerly of thl* place, now of Charlotte, to Miss Maud Irish of the same place to occur on tbe evening of Dec. 20th—James Bratt In of Lorain, Ohio, is visiting his brother Frank at this place —Miss Nellie Holland of Jackson is a guest at G. A. Truman’s. Castleton. About 35 young people of this place and Nashville Invaded the home of Mr. and Mra. C. C. Pierce Friday night bring­ ing with them their lunch baskets wel| filled. A good time Is reported—Prof. Field of Charlotte was the guest of Aaa Noyes Monday—Mrs. Charles Crusq of Quimby visited Mr*. Clem Pierce Friday— Leu Straw and family were at Hastings Saturday—Mra. Len Strow entertained her brother from Hastings last week— Mrs. Hannah Bacholler of Quimby visited at Ira Baeheller'a last Friday—Mr. Nease who had a stroke of paralysis a few weeks Henry Karcher and family spent Sun­ ago is very low. day in Bowtie the guests of the former's parent*—Mra. J. W. Reuter of McCords visited her parents in the villain* Saturday I see stated In the BAX’ccWthat my teat evening and Sunday—Miss Adah Reuter week’s Hem* failed to reach the office un­ of McCords Is vhlt'ng her parents west of til Thursday morning. There Is some­ town at this writing—The M. E. and U. thing wrong some^ere as 1 mailed them B. Sunday schools are preparing for In time for the prrvlou* Monday’s mail Christmas tret s—A number of Odd Fellows from here—The Ladies Aid Society of and Daughters of Rebecca attended I/xlge Cloverdale wasvorganlzed last Friday with at Heatings last Thursday evening. All Mrs. John Hom os president; Mr*. John report a pleasant time—A*a Steeltie and Conyer, vice president, Mrs. Harvy Adams John Mishler were In Lowell last Satur­ secretary and Mr*. Dugal Campbell as day—The S. S. Convention was held In treasurer—Mr. and Mra. Isaac Debuck Freeport this week—Tuesday evening a spent Sunday at tbe residence of Mr. and meeting wa* held In the M. K. church for Mra. Chas. Collins—The funeral of Mra. the purpose of organizing a "Bay View John Coney took place last Saturday— Reading Circle.” Mra. Susan Mosier 1* visiting relatives hensy-Mr. Stephen Sprague I* quite sick— Walter Spaulding of Milo is buying sev­ Mr. and Mr*. II. Hueated of Teconrha eral car loads of zvheat here—John Coney were visiting frlcnda and relatives about Is stopping at his brother-in-law's borne town several days last week—Jerry Boyn­ since tbuMeath of his wife. ton and Mr. Avery of Grand Rapids were Mita. here last week In the interest of the new Thennometer iKjIrgrees above zero rail road scheme from Grand Haven to Battle Creek via this place. The latter having strong reason* that the road will be built and cars running to this place made several Insts: one with Frank Doty of Johnstown and several others residing near here that cars would be running to Hickory Corners on the fourth day of July next, otherwise he would forfeit and pay a box of cigars to each with whom such bets were make—W« therefore patiently wait that eventful day hoping to see the Iron horse speeding his w*y through this lovely township-O. B. Barber of Cale­ donia I* visiting bl* brother W. T. and other Iriends and relatives about tbe Corners thia w.ek-A G. Cortrigbt la pre­ paring his store building to receive the post office on the .first day of January 1894 when Ire-wIII be on hand to serve the patrons of this office, looking fur Uncle Sam to remunerate .him for bls servl$ps as P. M.—Chas Flansburg was on tho sick list last week but now is able to be about again—Nell Scudder and wife of Augusta were guests of A. G. Cortrlght and family over Sunday—C. McCoy and family made a business trip to Kalamazoo SaturdayMr*. P. H. Lawrence made a business trip to HasUiigs Tuesday—Thanksgiving dance at Flint’s hall was well patronized he having sold seventy eight pajing num­ bers—A trtKp of show-awn gave tw*> enter­ tainments Friday and Saturday evenings al the hall giving 'hose present quite a react of mirth-A Christmas tree la to be arreted kt the Baptist church. All are cordially Invited to attend and witness the many cheerful faces and ap-rkling on that occasion—Ilenry • raon wa* taken to the asylum at K. week betore teat—Mrs. Asri Teak* dwelling bouse burned to the ground a fe w night* ago consuming nearly every thing belonging to herorif and ■ »on4iitew and family who lived with her. Tb»,v are left quite desolate. No Insurance on the dwelling—Mie* Vera Cortrlght Is on the side list ,u'v- Thompson and wife. J ______________ of any paper in the County. this motnlng llth—Say. Mr. Editor don’t print any poetry about the beautiful snow as it Is associated with zero weather and aetid* a shiver over old age—Barry county ha* n history an have all counties of the stab*. Will some person In each town­ ship commence at this time and write the early history «r hl* respective towimhip to Ims read al <u»r next pioneer tneuling and turninbed to the state pioneer meet­ ing an a matter of record. We havo the history of Woodland, and JoliBatown, let us have tbe history of each township in the county at our next meeting—Mr. and Mr*. Kye* and family ate Pty mot brock.* with W. C. Towne Thanksgiving—Dr. Hyde shipped a double deck of long wool sheep to Chicago to-day—Roy Thorpe commenced tlie whiter term of school at Mito one week ago— Emmett Petinels teache* the Lent aclioul thl* winter—W. A. Spaulding wm at Cloverdale last week buying wheat, and Spaulding and Wood­ ard at Milo—A Clirivtmas tree on Christ­ mas eve for the S. 8. scludars at tbe Milo church. — Mr. Geo. Whitney has gone with o» account uf filling heaiih-Fred Ph mmg who IS spending the winter in James m i *pent Sunday with his parents--Ed Hartmanaud Ml- Stmnt were mantedat!ML amszoo last Wednesday -nd arrived In Carlton Thursday. At present Urey *r< stopping with hi* tether. Gen. The report that the Allerdlug child died •>: diphtheria l< nnlrie. riw is fetUng tetter —There l* ft hl'de Rf!> *7 etfery M’indaj evening at Marietta C-rpeuter'a by OLW LwdM - -4ra. O Connor a sl-n r Mr*. Alh n of O augovHln I* attenditig Mjb.xd al Carilu.t Outer—Mrs. MsBeita Caipenrer and *wi .Cmre wenl to Porttan. Tur*d.«y to visit J. L lioganlu* and family—Born ro Allie VanBrocklln and wife, a von—Wm. McKinney and daughter Emain Intend to go tn Ohio In a few week* u> make an extended visit—W« have a JJ..WCM Mill*. Mr. David Shranger is quite rick—Wm. Mlnar wa* In H Matin a* Ian week—J. C. Bradley held the iueky number in the drawing of the quill last Wednesday night —Mrs. A.C. Hunt HM’tita few days last week visiting relative* in Otsego—Mr*. T. B. Moore spent hart of last week visit­ ing friends In Waj land-Jimmie Hannah finished work tor Thoma* Williams !rf*.t week—Harrv (hk*. a young man frorrt Chicago visiriiig b<* grandmother Mr*. Knlckerbaekcr atihte place died Sunday afternoon after 4 short lllnes*. ! er's— Last Sunday afternoon Wm. Robin­ son of near Wayland accMentiy shot bis right hand while carelessly playing with a revolver. The ball went in a Httle be­ low ttie thumb in the palm of his hand and made ita way among the bones nf the back of the hand and lodged under tbe bone of the little finger. Dr. L. Parfcherat of Middleville was called and re­ moved the ball which was a bad looking one. being a 33 caliber. Mr. Robinson went home Monday morning with a flrm determination not to play with revolvers any more, as he considers himself lucky in retting out this time without anything more serious happening to him—LaGrippo still claims a number iu thia locality as bls victims—There will be a surprise on Frank West and family this Tuesday evening—It Is reported that Myron Sen­ silla drew thirty-five rail road ties from Duffy’s to Irving one day last week which was a very large load considering the site of hh team and tbe faet that they had no shoes on—A very pleasant wedding occur­ red Dec. Cth. at 1 o’ciock p. m. at tbe resi­ dence of the brides parents In Yankee Springs, the occasion being the marriage of Archie E. Terpenlng of Grand Rapids to Mary E. Stuart of this place. Rev. B. Moore officiating. Bernard Terpenlng as ted as best man and Miss Belle Stuart as brides maid. Tbe bride was becoming­ ly attired In old rose trimmed In white satin and wore white flowers. About thirty Invited guests were present to share the pleas tirei of the occaesion and to con­ gratulate them la tbelr new relations. The guests from abroad were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelllns of Lowell and Miss Bessie Currin of Kalamazoo Mich.'Letters of regret and beautiful presents were re­ ceived from Mr. and Mra. W. J. Stuart of Grand Rapids Mich. The presents were very Hne and coolly. Choice refresh­ ments were served. The bride has always lived In this town and is a very popular young lady. The happy couple took the evening train at Bradley for Three Rivers / for a wedding sojourn among friends.' After an absence or six weeks we will try and collect a few items for the readers of the Banner—8. R. Robert and son of Blanchard^ Isabella county, Is calling on Maple Grove friends—Mr. Syera nephew who has been visiting them for some time returned to his home In the Buckeye State last week—Mr. and Mra. Chas Fow­ ler are visiting friends at Detroit and will make au extended visit to friends in Ohio before they return home—David Kuntz la quite rick at this writing—An infant child of Mr. and Mr*. Ernie Pennock died Sat­ urday—James Demary Is getting out ma­ terial for a barn to be built In the spring —Mr. and Mr*. Ed Greenfield of Battle Creek have moved into Wm. Seamen’s house for the winter—Wm. Troyer was In Hastings Saturday and Sunday—Mra. Ja­ cob’s has gone to Indiana to spend the whiter—Chiu Slelger is helpiug Geo. W. Brown take In the taxes—J. D. Guy has returned from Sebewa, Ionia county, where he has worked fotjxhe past three weeks—Daniel Wolf has purchased 5acres of tend of Dan Clever oue mile south of Nashville and will go Into the poultry business on a targe scale—MK< Hattie Griffin lias returned from Kalamazoo and is keeping house for her brother Wm. Griffih--Dark! McMore of Lacev was in this vicinity Sunday—Alva Bivins Is teaching the Moore school this winter— Floyd Jarrod spent Thanksgiving at T. 8. Brice’s In Hastings—Al Rasey ha* moved to Nashville—The funeral of Lewis Grow was held at the U. B. church last Sunday Rev. Qavis officiating—Miss Effie Dean of Hastings spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr. and Mra. Geo. Dean. George Joslin formerly of this place but^ late of Chicago, I* now visiting friends here—The Ladies Mite Society held their anniversary at the home of Mr. E. Wolf with a full bouse. A good program was carried out and a good supper enjoyed by all—Fred Smith who Is attending school, at Martin Allegan county made friends a visit Than k> giving— Mr*. Rtiddemaker of Grand Rapids is visiting her mother Mra. J. D. Townsend and other friends— We hear that aunt Betsey Townsend Is now at Nashville with her son Richard and Is afflicted with a severe stroke of , paralysis—Joe Passage who baa been en­ gaged in the hotel business at Wood­ land after working up a good business has now returned to Ills farm. The reports lid* month, with rare «xcep'tona, nIiow that while wheat han made small groW'h. Ute plant, December tSt., was In fairly healthy condition. Tbe atuall growth is due to late sowing and dry weattM-r. For the southern counties, the average cnudhlon I* report'd at 84 per rent; for tbe central. 89 per o ut; and for the northern. '.»0 |*-r rent, conjp*rtaoj* be­ ing with vitality and growth of average years. Tl»e <•«•'responding figures one j ear ago wr(). an, and P7. The pre­ pondrnte. hut the Injury done bj them. If anv. Is hard I,t pinrptnble. Tlw ground has been well >s*vtr>*d witli miuw aluca the 2nd of De«-Anl«er. marketed In Nov.-mber is 1.WJS.35L The K. Cook wa* home for a few days last number bu-heis reported marketed week but hah gone back to hi.* j”b south­ In the four m*>nlli> August—Norember is east of Battle Creek—Geo. Cuman of fl,358.87', " li’Hi I* 378.815 Inulirf* I. m that Thornanple wa* on our street* ls«t Friday reported marketed In tlu> nihm mouths and Sai unlay—Mt*. Stark died lust Sat­ last year. urday murnlng nt the residence of her daughter Mr*.' Gen. Brink. Funeral on tlciilarly H th*1 the foHowlng Tn<-«tay—Tlw funeral of Mrs. John Cu<’nA. sister of John McK<blien w*8 held al tm- school hou*e at this St<x*k I* »•»».*t'ea!ly tree from dbwase of place Inst Saturdm kt one I’- m. —Art and auy kind. Ed furnished music fur « dance at Middle­ ville last Friday night—Almon Ritchie I* home tor a few itava-Geo. McKibbens little girl I* very l.»w with dropsy of the heaft—There *1’1 t*- a Christ ma* tree at via the Mie Idem Central. Rate on.j and the Yankee Spring* -rli.wd b.mM*’ Satur­ one-third loa.'-l hr-al firvi cl*** fare for day •vetting In-tor.- (’hilrtttns*. The vx- round trip. Treketa to be s tol Dwm'her and -taunary l-L Limit­ ervlM** will if furnished bv the seJrool— 28, 24. • Eleani Springer, who live* atamt tour ed 10 retu.n up to and lurtodliig January mile* tht* -Me nf Plainwell px**ed 2nd 1894 Between all local pnb.uon this company'- Her* in t'w United .State* and through our burg ta-t Friday enroute your city with two large load* of Ikr Canada, -v-t: the Toledo IMvi-toir. Aiwa tn point* no ih«' Grand I tepid* and Indtana. hog*, and al tte same Um« we hear difference iu pri.-e In-tween Hastings ■ ml 3nd Chirac., and West Michigan By’ar rn-r Half licker* for children will be sold to Plainwell wm one <l>df*r. St «n hundred ponqd*. or atrout to Mr. half the above rale. Springer on lfewh.de Int-G. Itenuet; (■iiiiuari ■ ............. . near Hosting* Suudayed at J« P. SpfUXK* �a by thia proposition of ho didn’t hesitate to ■* her disposal, cooctt- ter, who gladly accorded it, and thanked Wlliia for accepting. “I'm only doing mv duty." renlied Wil Ha, “and everything In ray power to find the survivors of the Dreudnaaght sludl be done. If Capt. John Is alive—” 71John is alive!” exclaimed Mrs. Al­ perilous duty of the Molly’s Hope to search for traces of a wreck. On August. T» they touched at Odla, the large*! of the Marshall group, vtefted by Kotzebue and the Rum Ians in 1817. This group le spread out over a ■pace thirty miles east and west by thirteen miles north and south and doesn't contain fewer than sixty-five biota or attolona Although the Mol­ ly's Hope might have taken on a supply of fresh water in a few hours from thia island, yet ahe prolonged her at*y for laire. in a tone poeitive enough to si­ lence the moat Incredulous. Capt. Williu now began the discussion of several point* calling for settlement. To ship a crew worthy of this expwlltlon would not be a difficult matter. ■■News?" .repeated the employes. "No ha', f groan, half sob OM-aped her, and But there was the question of a vessel. five days. doubt the San Francisco house to which then like a wail came the words: Lowering his steam launch Capt. Of course for such an expedition as this the vessel belongs has received news "My child dead—my husband dead— WUlis wm able to convince himself that the Flying Cloud was Id no wise suited. from her several times already " Oh, why did not Zaeh French let me It was not a sailing vessel which a wise no ship bad been lost on these reefs "Already?” dier . navigator would choose in order to un­ during the four years jnat past. They Then suddenly her face lighted up, noticed some »kift wood along the dertake such a task, bnt a steamer. , "Several times! and there was such a wonderful display At tha» moment there were lying in shore of the Mulgrave Islands, but it of that energy and force of character Allaire had risen and stood looking the natural to the woman that Dr. Bromley the bay of San Diego several steamers wm only the trunks of fir trees, palm* man In the' face as if his words had suitable for such an enterprise. Mrs. and bamboos used by the natives in was fairly startle*! With a strong and Allaire commissioned Capt. Willis to ac­ building their pirogues, and had no been unintelligible to her steady voice she caller! out: quire title to the swiftest one of the doubt been caught in the ocean cur­ “Here, madam,” said the employe, "Then there has been nothing heard rents. Wlliia learned from the chief of holdingout a journal. "Here's a copy from the Drcednaught since you made lot and placed the necessary funds at his disposal. A few days sufficed for Odia Island that since 1872 there had of tbe Shipping Gazette, it contains search for her?” only been a report of one wreck on the this transaction. Mra John Allaire be ­ an announcement that the Golden Gate "Nothing,’* replied Mr. Hollister. came the owner of the Duvitt, the name eastern atloolna and that wm an Engleft Liverpool a week ago.” * "And yon look upon-her as lost?” of which was nt once changed to the Hshbrig, tbe crew of which had later "A week ago!” murmured Mra Al­ "Yes-lost!” Molly's Hope, a most appropriate name been taken off. laire, taking the papier in her trembling "Nor not a word from John nor from Ouee outside of the Marshall archi­ under the circumstances and one of hand. "How long has Zach French any man in his crew?” pelago the Molly's Hope turned her been gone?" she asked in a voice so lit­ "Not a word, my dear Molly; we have good augury. It was a screw steamer of nine hun­ head towards the Caroline Islands. On tle above a whisper that the man could given up all hope.” his way, by means of his steam launch, - scarcely catch it . "'AU hope?” she queried in a tone dred tons burden and constructed with Willis made the circuit of Union island very commodious coal bunkers, which "About eighteen months.” that seemed almost tinged with Irony. but without any results. On Septem­ would enable her to run long distances "Eighteen months?" As she had uttered these words, she ber 3 he entered that vast archipelago Molly was obliged to shpport herself hod risen from the sofa and stood with without recoaling. Rigged like a threeknown a* the Caroline islands, taking hy leaning against the wall Her heart her right hand stretched out towards masted brig and carrying a large spread for the headquarters of bis operations of canvas, her twelve-hundred-horsohad ceased io beat, and there was a look the window through which the ocean power engines would easily enable her the Island of Yap which is one of the of terror in her eyes as they suddenly was risible. Mr Hollister and Dr. five hundred islands making up the Car­ fell upon a poster on which was printed i Bromley followed her movements with to attain a speed of fifteen knots an hour Under these conditions of speed oline group. From this point the cap­ a secret dread, fearing that the worst tain pushed his investigations In all launchea for the summer season At hod come. But Molly’s face was not and tonnage the Molly's Hope, which the bead of this notice stood the date; that of a lunatic, ft was lighted up was a good sailer and'easily handled, directions. The devotion of his men was beyond answered al! the requirements of a pas­ March. 1879. . with a glow of her great soul sage through confined seas, filled with praise. Not a murmur was heard on March. 18791 They had deceived her It "All hope?" she repeated. "You say account of the dangers and fatigue* Islands, islets and reefs WM four years since her child had been you have given up all, hope? But, Mr. It need hardly be said that Mra connected with the task of exploring drowned; four years since John tuul set Hollister, if you look upon John as lost, Allaire did not remain inactive while these countless reefs and passing • sail for the Indies. She had therefore I do ootl Without him ' thia fortune these preparations were raak ig She through these narrow channel*, the been out of her mind for these four long will l>e but dross in my eyes. I shall cooperated with Capt. Willis 3 work­ bottoms of which bristled with coralyearal And if Mr. Hollister and Dr. consecrate it to the search of John and ing out every detail, using he fortune luceous growths. Besides, the pleasant Bromley had allowed her to believe his companions of the Dreadnought! with a free hand, not being willing to season was now over, and there were that she had only been deranged for And with God's help I shall find them; neglect the smallest matter which already reminders of those terrible tbe short apace of two months It must yea, I shall find-them.** might contribute to the success of the gales which send so many ships to the have been for the purpose of conceal­ bottom. Every day the ship's boats expedition. ing the truth about the Dreadnought— By July 17 the Molly's Hope was ready searched for crcelrs -and coves Into it must bo that for four years they had to put to sen Mrs. Allaire went on which the currents,.might have cast A new life was about to dawn for □o tidings of either Capt John or his board in the morning in order to exact some bit of the wreck svin all these exMrs. John Allaire. While there was •hip a last promise from Capt Willis to do onrsions the men were well armed, for To the consternation of the employe, abaolute certainty us regards the death everything in his power tn discover it was far different' work from the Mru Allaire seemed about to succumb of he.r child, this was not an In the case trace* of the lost ship She had no search for Sir John Franklin which Might not John and to some sudden ailment; but with a su­ of her husband doubt in her own mind that he would took place on the uninhabited sh-rcs of bls companions have survived the wreck perhuman effort she recovered posses­ , succeed' They nfould bring John. lhsy the Arctic regions Most of these isiands sion of herself, and, dashing out of the of theta ship and have taken refuge on were inhabited, and Capt. WUHs in­ would bring his crew back with them •ffiec, hurried along from one street to one of the nuincrona islands of the In a tone of sueb profound conviction variably made strenuous efforts to es­ Philippine, the Celebes nr the Java another did she repeat, thesis words that the tablish friendly relations with the na­ Those who met this woman with her seas? Could it not be porwible that they crew broke out In applause Every rnan tive*. but. In spite of his overtures, he Willi eyes and pallid face could not do tra*l been restrained of tbeir liberty by on board was infected with her deep sometime* met with hostile demonstra­ otne native tribe and were without any •otherwise chan regard her as an escaped faith, ns were the friends and relatives tions. tn wliu-b several of his men were means of escape? This was the hope to tuuntic who had come to see the Molly’s Hope wounded. And if she waa not whnythey thought which Mra Allaire wan henceforth to It was from this point that Capt. her b’ be would .it not a more ques­ cling with a tenacity so extraordinary Turning to Mra Allaire and Andrew Willis mode his first report to Mr*. tion of time? Whither Xv-as ahe hurry­ us to^bring about in San Diego and else­ • Allaire, but m all bis labors had pro­ ing? Il was in the direction of the of­ where a change of opinion as regards I Hollister, who stood by her side, Capt. duced no result* it was resolved to con­ । WUlis cried out: fices of Hollister A Co., where she ar­ the Dreodnaught 1 "In your presence, madam, and In tinue the search further west. rive*I in a few minutes without know­ There were frequent consultations at On the second day of December the ing how She crossed the outside office, Prospect cottage, which, rich as she ’ yours, Mr. Hollister, in the name of my flitting by the 'astoniahwl clerk* who now was, Molly had not been willing • officers and my crew. I make solemn Molly's Hope reached the Philippines, •even hundred miles to tbe westward had no chance to detain her. and pushed to leave Capt. John had left her there j oath not to be discouraged by any danof the Caroline group- These Islands -open the door of the shipping merchant's on sailing away—he should find her | ger or any fatigue Ed my search for j Capt. John and the men of the Dread­ were discovered by Magellan in 1531 there on his return. She resolved to and are the most important of the Andrew Hollister's astonishment at make not tbe least change in her mode , naught. This vessel which you, madam, Malaysian archipelago. Capt Willis seeing Mra Allaire quickly gave place of-life until her husband was once more i have fitted out. bears the name of Moldid not touch at any point on the coast to dismay upon glancing at her drawn back in San Diego. She was determined । ly’s Hope. I shall take care that she of Luxon island. How conic! it be pos­ features, her deadly pallor. that the same simplicity should charac­ deserves it.” “With the aid of God arid of the de­ sible that the Dreadnaught ever got so “I know all! 1 knew all!" she ex- terize her styleof living; that she would far north in the China sea when she, clahned. wildly, before be could find spend nothing additional except aa votion of those who put their faith in waa sailing for Singapore? For this I Hlml** exclaimed Mrs. Allaire. Ailed for by her expedition* and her time to utter a syllabic “You have de­ “Hurrah! • Hurrah! for John and Mol­ reason Willis preferred to make the ceived rne ‘•I’ve been out of my rnind- charities. island of Mindanao the center of his for four years —” The important th*k to which Hollis­ ly Allaire!” These cheers were taken up and ru- operations, which Island, lying in the "My dear Molly—calm yourself —" ter and Capt. Willis first turned their "Tell me—about the Dreadnought— attention when In consultation with I peated by the vast assemblage gathered southern part of the archipelago, must necessarily have been possad by Capt. on the wharf. isn't it four years since she sailed? ’’ Mra Allaire was to fix upon the course, The lines were now cast off and the John in order to reach the Java sea. Andrew Hollister bowed his.head. which had been followed by the Dread­ Molly’s steamer was now anchored in “Yon have had no news of her .for naught. it was necessary to establish Molly’s Hope, under the pressure of the the port of Zamboanga, the residence •four years—for four years?" this with the greatest exactitude possi­ first revolutions of her serrw, mqved off The merchant’s lips still remained ble The house of Hollister A Co. had away from her moorings and headed for of the governor, to whom and to whose subordinates Capt. Willis first applied • elpsed shipped good* by this vessel to the the narrows. She soon left the cape on “You look upon the Dreadnanght as Indies with instructions to touch at the southwest and steaming boldly out for information of any vessel wrecked lost—and every one on board of her? Singapore, for which port she also car­ to sea disappeared from the gaze of the on the coast of* Mindanao, but «o tar as And John will never come buck to me ried a consignment of merchandise. thousands who had collected to wish the Spanish authorities were concerned they reported that no such disaster had xagain?” Now after getting away from the Amer­ her Godspeedl taken place within five years. Andrew Hollister's eyes filled with ican coant the probabilities were that But these reports did not cover the tears—they were his only response. Capt. John had passed in the neighbor­ independent portion* of the island In­ Mrs. Allaire's hands flew to her bead, hood of the Hawaiin archipelago or After a run of twenty-two hundred habited by savages against whom the she reeled and would have fallen had Sandwich islands After leaving the not the merchant hastened co her side.' Anson archipelago the Dreudnaught miles, the Molly’s Hope camo in sight of charge of cannibalism had been sub­ flc laid her tenderly upon 'the sofa. hod no doubt taken the direction of the Mount Kca towering fifteen hundred stantiated and who would naturally She had lost consciousness The jani­ Mariana and the Philippine islands, feet above the islands of Hawaii, which make every effort to conceal the facts tor's wife was called In to care for her thence through Celebes sea and Macas­ Is the most southerly of the Sandwich of any such disaster on their coast In addition to five large Many of these Malays follow the avoca­ and messengers were dispatched in sar strait to the Java sea. which i» islands. . search of Dr Bromley _______________ _____south ___ _ ___ _________ bounded on the by the Sunda islands and three small ones, this tion of corsairs, and are ready to pursue group con tain a a number of islets any luckless merchantman driven into Upon hia arrival Mr. Hollister in a islands, in order to reach Singapore, their waters to cocape the galea Whom cfeur words explained the situation to . The strait of Molucca, which is formed ■him. Accidentally or through some ! by the Malay peninsula and the island searching for • traces of the Dread­ they capture they destroy, and whether Jack of precaution Mra Allaire-had of Sumatra, opens on .the west into the naught. It la.’ quite evident that this such had been the terrible fate of Capt learned everything Whether it had bay of Bengal. In which, outalde of the shipwreck would have been known John aud his companions was some­ thing which would never come to the been at Prospoct cottage or in the Andaman and Nicobar islands, there long ago if It had taken place on any 'streets of £an Diego it msdc little dif­ •was no place where the wrecked crew one of the numerous reefs of this archi­ ear of the governor. Capt Willis didn’t ference. The whole truth was known 'could have found refuge. Beyond all pelago, not even excepting those of hesitate to penetrate Into these won­ to her now She knew that four years doubt, John Allaire hud not reached Medo-Manon which are only Inhabited derful forests of tamarind, bamboo, mangrove, ebony, mahogany and iron ‘ had gone by since little Walt’s death, the buy of Bengal, for Inasmuch as he by countless numbers of sea fowls. The Sandwich Islands are in reality wood in order to reach the interior vil­ J.h*t during these four years she hail lages In the hope of finding some bit or xtr—n oat of tier mind, and that for four tvaa now known to be the case, ft must shred of proof that the Dreadnaught ». .n» no tidings had been received from be that he hail been unable to get be­ had gone to pieces on these reefs or VJie Dreadnaughl . yond the limits of the Java sea and that soiao one or more of her crew had it was only with the greatest difficulty theSunda islands fallen Into the hands of these (slanders. ■that Dr Bromley succeeded In restoring A» for supposing that the Dread­ The exploration of the Philippine poor Molly to consciousness, and the naught instead of following the Mayarchipelago Lasted two months and a qucbttoo v. hlch he now put to himself laaiun route hud attempted to reach half, after which Willis made a search was whether her mind would not be Calcutta by threading her way through through the Bassil^n group to the shattered by this last and most terrible the difficult passes of Torres strait south of Zamboanga, and then sailed of Mows that had been rained upon it. along the north coast of the Australian for the Sooloo archipelago, which he When Mr*. Allaire came to herself, continent, no good seaman would have reached February 25. 1830. she did so with a full consciousness of dreamed of m*:h a thing. Capt- Willis This i* a veritable nest of pirates, and what had happened. She had come insisted that Capt John would never the jungles ot the many Islands lying back to life again with unclouded rea- have taken such a rash and uncalled for between Mindanao and Borneo are alive Mxi Her eyes were bent, inquiringly stepM to expose his ship to the dan­ with savages. But one port is ever fre­ upon Andrew Hollister, who sat by her gers of this route The idea was not to quented by vessels erosalng the China bo indulged for n moment, and it vraa side with her hands clasped in bis. quite densely populated, Hawaii alone •ca and Malaysian basins, and that ta the resolved tn confine the search solely to •Speak, oh speak, Mr. Hollister—” having a hundred thousand Inhabitants, of Bevoan. Here the Molly's Hope Lhc route already marked out as the one she murmured, and then her voice died and had the Dreadnanght been wrecked anchor. WiUi* scattered presents moat likely followed by Allaire. •w*/ nn these cnaata the news of the disaster with a lavish hand among the inhab­ Thu Cart ia that the Caroline, Celebes The merchant obeyed, speaking Mere­ wpnki moat surely have been sent to itants of these islands, but nothing that and Java sen* are tilled with thousands ly and tenderly but plainly and firmly. • Washington by the American commer­ was brought to light served in the He toW her ot their first anxiety cou­ cial agent* resident on the island*. slightest tp clear up the mystery of the th ul the crew •>/ the Dreadnaught, if Anyway, four years before thia. thia, they hut! rcrrired the wreck of their veaM'l. might be living on mome deoert when Capt. WUli* spoke the Dread­ Me or be held Id bmdoge by scene nought, the two ships met to the west­ of this c raise her bunkers were prettward of the Sandwich group. Molly’s wall •mp'.led. However, there was •]. tribe. Having agreed upon three points, Hope now continued her course to the it wwa-t revived to send an expedition to IHMT, AND THE BEST ONE YOU CAN BUY Is the HASTINGS BANNER and the CHICAGO INTER OCEAN, the two papers for one year for only ONE DOLLAR, CASH This offer is tor Barry County readers only. Those outside of the county will be charged $1.25. Remember you will get this present every week in the year. You can keep track of what is going on around you at home and abroad as well. Sample copies of the Inter Ocean can be seen at the Banner office. Call and see us. Banner and New York Tribune one year for $1.10. Banner and Detroit Tribune one year for $1.25. RAVAGES OF CATARRH Catarrh Attacks All Mucous Membranes. It Affects the Ears, Eyes, Nose. 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MICHIGAN SLATE NEWS. must feed the starving. Wonderful Discoveries. human C< profe But not ted In the up­ per pan of the apical eord. pcrtlonof the ear ders keep ome ffice. R.-.-oni 'llwovertes have demonstrated that aiitheoptunx of the body are under the conof the nerve center* located In or near t be t>a«! of the brain, and that when these are deranged the oeeans which they supply with nerrefluid are also derancod. When h ia re• -ti'M-redtbataserioosInJunto the spinal < r i 'fUI cause paralyafei of the body below the injured point, because the nerve force Is rJrIBSS JSkfiK publfthed In the Bur. ThurW.v lhe c*™ ‘be Bulletin peblfahea . ‘ „ •‘"’‘■>11 men men u>a and th.lr their Umillm. families, therethereMlnUter Willi. l„ which he uia l‘on~Jlthlll°f “‘“’-’’'’"ri *® I»J he wUhed hta murk, in The J' ,U.ch '*'■ *h'y St.r to ,pply u X, eit“o ‘h»‘P<»I»rU<mot th. property. press of Honolulu The stand taken bv Minbter WUlis in his Interview with the Star, which wiy» revised in proof by him before publication, eau-ed conaid- ' the demnitement of lhe nerve centers will erable anxiety In government circle* cause fee deranxoment of tbe various organs owing to the intimation that any which they supply with nerve force. Ttfo-felrd*of chronic diseases are due to breach of the peace would be punished th*- imperfect action ot the nerve centers at by the American minister. To a re­ tin-base of feo brain, not from a dcrangeprimarily arQcinalluz in fee omnlt- porter his words were that any trouble m-il Tbo great MMAx*><>f Ajtfjfljfifi] % precipated on the other side would be trvatlnl these discuses Is that they tfloaFthe pr.-m rafeer than fee nerve centers which stopped at once by United States forces. an-the cause of the trouble. . Prrsldsnt Dots Satisfied. P* Franklin Milk* the celebrated speOn the morning of November 17, the •'.aitst.baa protouMly ■*nqwfl tfiw enqjeftlui over JOyear* and has made many Important day after tbe Alameda left. President <i;-ortatea in coonectlcmvnatkautfiaott Dole called upon Minister Willis to il>rtn bclnx the facta contained In fee nboru *:.-.tements and fest the ordinary mefeoda of learu how far the authority of the .ament are wronr. All beenache, dlzzl- United States waa expected to be car­ dos, dullnea* ceefusloo. naan** him*, mania.' tai-lancholy, insanity, epilepsy, StT ried in case of emergency. Upon his Vitus dance, etc-, sm nervous diseases no return it was learned that the pro­ matter how caused. Tho woodsrfui success ot Dr. MiloF. Restorative^Nervine,is doe to fee visional government was fully satis­ fied with the explanations and limit*-1 tions made by Minister Willi* It is the general opinion that the original language used by the United States minister conveyed more than he intended it should. It ia understood that President Dole very clearly in­ formed Minister WiUts that the provisional government command­ ed the situation and would re­ "Th* Niajara Fallt Route.” quire do aid from the United States nnI Millions. leas it waa called for. President Dole assured Minister Willis that any breach of peace which might occur! would be speedily dealt with by the Ha-! ........................................ . waiian government “rteUei,’. The provisional government received assurances on ” the other pointe mentioned which C. B. OSBORN, -oca, Azent. Hastings. were perfectly satisfactory. Ilia understood that Minister Willis said he would stand back of the present government until the present difficulty WM settled. • LEFT TWO FAMILIES. VOODOOISM Of TO-DAY. Burglars Plunder a Bank in South Bend, luil, at Noon. The Mysterious Power Bxsrotoed by a Kentucky Negra SotTK Bknd, Ind., Dec. A—The South Bend national bank, one of the largest and soundest bonks in northern Indiana, was robbed of over fl5.000 Thursday. The bold deed was committed iu broad daylight while hundreds of persons were on the street -r.R o,. robbers succeeded in getting away with their rich booty without fearing ♦h_»_£ .• 'rkI , „ . 7* u>. di^htMt 71,;. sj;;' b.;;^ . Rose waa at oe« informed .ndiTbS liAm.dl.tAl K , 1 h officer, ,t work IA.nedl.telj. bet up to X?«y itX°en» this hour no clew of anv h- s: obu!:X.,<"^“2i”°” nrt ..Xth^ dty^™ other meeo. ot le.rln, th. c|ty |. About the close of the war a power­ fully-built negro calling himself Elisha Broadcaux made his appearance tn the vicinity of Russellville, Ky. At that time, says the St Louis Globe-Demo­ crat, he appeared to be about seventy years old, though vigorous as a mule. in the small ,He ° established himself L ,n lo«fhnt which be has occupied contmi a??1/ 1110 nO,r arr,Tal 5mine‘ of prominence in a peculiar way negroes w*««><■■> 7 among “onK the “.of 01 lh ~ tb.neSTO country. I .5 ' They were unable to pronounce the J®,“!»«■ ' °U “'we IroT ’8 ”“»• ««“>■“>“ “>• ' old neffro 8 name’ Bnd lt was corrupted *■?? " “s B'fr.,iw lnt<> "Ll«’ Br”*d **-” B',ore u‘« old man bad reridetl In the ridnUy. old b«d reMdrf In the rielolty . Tr*’e,u»K Salesman Lives a unal Life tot v-----Richard J. Scott, a well-known trav­ eling salesman of Grand Rapids Jiagd aa — —- ------ -----dual existence for thirteen years, and ifedrLW“/°t.dlMCOTered.rnt,lUter fully w.tched, .ud th. office™ hop. to I .E°7” obtain some tangible clew before Inntr 1 Uted tO him the l^norBOt negroe* Chief Ross believes there were no leas 1 A few o£ 0,e colored P«ople were too than four «S fe Se X"anTp^i5; d«*‘^ in- “J* dcata ucauu a^fexv U tew days uuys ago. ago. more, mon;. He lie married married time table. IGoiur *at | TTDiiSt----------„ Lansing ., Grand Ledxe ,. Mulliken BanfleM M Woodbury­ .. LaksOtfesas . Clarksville . ~F~is McCord ,. Hast Paris . . fluenc« with the majority was so Ar Grand Bapidsl ~ I great that those better informed were Coehler Myrou CanpbeU ot uooo’li ‘ ?.O‘ '“.‘“"J ?elr lJ“lPUclf°-t—u _. fv , . r . | To some Lige Broad Ax was a voodoo doctor end controlled life and death; Lr Inn Is j to others he was the high priest of Ar black magic and in league with the ’ K P .... devil, communing at will with demons io.i« o’Pinrk wh.n h. i»J»^ a» ' and departed spirit* To all his race, on signal. he returned entering hv th* •, with few exception* he waa the emParlor cars on all trains between Qra»4 lUoids and Detroit. Seats 3 cents. OMueetM* door jf” _J “j bodiment of good and evil as he pre­ luxury with four children in Fenton. down U>7 ’corridor ' de the . I"™1 W e”"l“ “* «d ■ Chicago and thx W .Mbler-L collector . „d offer doMu TTT “ 0,0 ’ gon. Man»tsk,Tbav IDS. CHABJJIVOIX, 1 During the week ended on December i ot’ihTl|l'“ I oommonly1 known. Jwny, "un Vixw. Favorite roots ten-ions between the two wive* th* first of whom lived in comfort with on« ' i&sq a report, aent In by alxty-Are otMereen deekx lod.mm.tlon ol at th. u,. kldi.y. sial.;; and „d pnen- I ____ i- lacruMd .nd . .typhoid ....!.,« r .od_• moal. remittent foe.r deoreuod m mm ol , prevalence.. Typhoid fever was reported at twenty-six places, diphtheria dinhtheria at thirty-one, measles at six and scarlet fever at forty-eight place* ^„b”‘ Te 'T "^ 5 °! ‘ “ * '' ter. for as '**J the nliimhAm Ismmx“, I™ Sldron th. t*",bh«rl ?1 V~ »«£» wm n.„r and POosky £“*, .p“rt "h"* b« known to b. otherwU. thu> kind, jropp^ [t ’ °a,f ey ; though the fear he inspired among the cars on day trains and slre| _ ** T-n . 1.1— . « . . v. I HAimtAA negroes by hv his hia reputation rrnnlntinn *** na a voodoo vnoAoo night trama between Petoskey. Grand, John M ; doctor was shared in an exaggerated and Chicago. •howl'd him hi 1 u otnpbell form by them. He waa known to do a WrtteG«OBox DxHavxm, Gen' showed him the chtaet Mr. Brown’s heBvy ln charm% eta As be w*,11*bou*tOu,C°entm.0 th* enigma. In their presence he wm m. .....m. suspicions were aroused to such an ex­ among the negroe* The Durehase purchase was Myron A. King, a stonemason at investigation wu> was imme.uyruii a. nung, a stonemason al tent that an tuTcaugaiion Grand lUjdda, Rapid* u.urucrcu murdered '. his wife and diately instituted and the men found a supposed to carry good luck or impart misfortune, as the "old voodoo priest then committed ■ • suicide. • - Two weeks rear window open, the back door un­ ago Mra King left her husband on ao> locked and lhe door between the direct- dictated. They did not doubt his power to “trick” anyone who had incurred count of ill treatment She returned ' on’ room and the counting-room mutihis displeasure, though when ques­ - - the - f latod. to see her little boy. She asked tioned by a white person as to the child to to come out on the walk, but TIME TABLE. A rush was then made forthe vault The !.miraculous , -powers . attributed to Him In effect July 30, IR<3 her husband Induced her to enter th< door wm aa Mr. Campbell left 1L They bT tb.° ”e«™e» »M negro alw.y. house, and then shot her and himself awung It back and examined lhe ,.fe 'r b“‘ll.v denied such claim, ud rehowllhln. A glance ahowed that money I ™«oUy proteated that they were merely KtIJ Bvaort Destroyed, Since advices by the schooner Tran­ intM College, Shorthand, had been token, but they could not tell I thc *=’ei“loM of hie enemloa. To tbe , The sit,___ which sailed three days ago,house the ex-ot Trout Creek in which de­ how much. Tbe polLw were at once , negroes, “egroes, however, liowerer, old 'Lige Lige would deNORTH. queen has applied to the provisional Deputy Sheriff George Davidson waa queen has applied to the provisional Lrepuiy onerui ueorgo vaviusou wm jvuu.ncre ‘ “cc i nv that ha W nror tnw tu “whit, Kalamaxoo Lv.....«< government for protection, claiming murdered by Eric Enos was tired by notified, and 'Htnraday afternoon busi- ^lkV. A , . East Cooper Ltd» feMX riol.uc. <n>» for.! J fried, ot th. morder^l nun. Fifty »-; wnlion .bout u u.u.1. No p.rb*‘ b' «>“J‘ 'btab Pn««„f Blchlaaa MORTGAGE SALE. Juccl....... resident* The government at once determined meh carried pails of kero- tlcular effort was made to determine possessed of divine attri- Cressey ot .1 i-rr'adti mortgaxe tn * <> Wilnae Holler pr.ol^l her mqu^l .nd . <1.1.11 ot ,tx wn. oil to th. plxe., aaturxted It from ' th. .XMt .monnl until th. day. b.1- b"'”ed ftxrnlllmr with Jh. mystor, Milo.... Groote Purrtv. lUrrd J utusrY Wth, A. D.. Delton4. , anu rrrairrtet! In the office of he Roister Cloverdale nolicmen wm ordered by the n>»r»h.l jjarrci Print m to ccuur, dl»r. appiicni .ppllod wrcucs torch., nou and , —-«>» “»de up wbrn ,.uvu it d.aft. “I num»n oxuunoo. •4 !•- ces. for ibr cminn of Hsrrv.aud HtaT uf £. < T. ! LI _i.il. of. oned that the robbers secured »15 uoo. lor । For the past quarter quarter of a century the Shultz*... Mt"!i1Xmii. ou II r >-v«-t'tti dxj ol Febrtmt *. A.T>. ; The government has informally inti- stood guard while the infamous resort oped that tbe robbers secured 115,900. j locality has been ^turbed periodically Hastings-................ !-;i. in l.l<*rr X ot Morts en p aiir 331. waa reduced to ashes. Th« O«fe 1 mated to the American minister that it »hn-h-*><’ mnrtmgr •»-» >/fiiy movi • •< hv The chisel is the only object that up- j by “J accusations against the old wizard Coats Grove ’ G-orR-- Pur •-. to bavlil It- I’/k k ai.il phil . a. is amply able to repress any disorder re.ru to bare been uued. - III. m^e oC br member, of hl. rare who hollered -Woodland Mn-lal-n, 01. Do- Ht; d*) of Sept-. iftiSarM ' and -Wishes no troops to lie landed. -- ------ --- ------- ----------uw HUTU WX. VU aa-acvA. I I ! , . , , , „ After a suspension lasting four steel, and was purchased from a local - tbat tbeY l,a<1 ,>ccn PIaced under a Woodbury anda«»iz: «i»«-i»i wa» r»- i.ni«l !.• v.e •»«*«• •*« ihr - . Flu D. L.*X. Il-j.r-'«-r. f I f H-rtv e.aaofji. o ;itan. | Senator Boar's Intentions. months the Lake Superior Iron com- I dealer four days agu There is every ' “RP«II” ^or some fancied slight or be- Lansing i.."'ff0',’??”;,1*'- "hOpF^r“, pauy has resumed work at its hard- I reason to believe that the robbery was I caoso be vy’as to do so by their Detroit vr»> du!v asAixiort bv David B. Cook to Philo ; the administration s policy .«|th referenemy. These complaints were of Grand Buplds ore mines near Ishpeming, known at 1 the work of professional* as the prep‘ \ - - n ortoftr mb. im* an4 •aid as ence u, Hawaii claim that in thc sendsection 16. and also at number 7, em- I arations were perfect, and the men various forma Id one case the victim sUrrj>-t>t. duly recorded Sep'. 30th, 1W0 In LI- I . ... 4 , .. . , l-r v' m-Ttciib e page ,’*■». on which mort-! >off ot Mr. Blount to that unhappy ploying 400 men at the two mine* J were probably fully armed for action if of the old negro’s pretensions alleged saceth-r- !-• riaisi.'d to be <iu- at fee date of! country as a diplomatic agent, and bethat he had forced him to swallow a The Republic mine at Republic alsc ( caught in a tight place. in1- nof-ct- iili-ntim nf ot>e tnihdri-d «lxtv-nn*e r„- 1,;. — <’. ? .r>:tnd t'-.rrt-e-m* s'-fi an aHorney's f-e I coming thereby rejponsibie for his se­ began work, giving employment piece Ho ‘ to ' 80C Reward for thc Robbers. • . of corn knife in his sleep. • — el tlnrb •l«lhtf»,|.r«»vi.ivd lor tn said mortgasr. tions there, the president has been guilSouth B«.ii>. Ini. Dee. ».-Th«roV-, ««“ f“1 >b« P°lnt, «“•”« lu ”•? SOUTH. men. K alamaz00 Ar......... bery ot lhe South Bend nation.! Lank Jhntogh hl. flesh. He w.« exanuned East Cooper Lv Held for Trial. Mid nwrteare. or any t-»rt thereof: | says the president has no power to remain, lhe chief topic ot conrerutlon. ! bT PbX»'=>ans Mtd appeared to be .ut- BkUland June!....... fl-vlc* ' oot'stnXt*li|bi lfir'^n rt’'*** *’aMi|rthe ! cn?ate an office, nor can he appoint a neisou Bradley oraaiey wad wiu» bound itjuuu vver a< j Investigations Nelson over al Inre.tig.tion. .had no additional light I feeing all the torment, incident to th. Cressey sijti»'iu Mich i-v- made ai51 rnwided. "notice diplomatic commissioner or agent or Lansing to the circuit court for. trial on ■ ■ • Itook otter] Introduction ot a metallic mtbatonce m M0o Delton on the theft I.au. director, mmcv«v,o «**«=» i . . 1- tnw«-t»y e*»*u tli.ii on .Saturday the send* anyone ----- -------------—’-------- *' — • •----- -* *by — :—*—*— -----of * |. 11,000 for information upon a•*diplomatic mission ' a charge preferred Commissioner -■ • ..... i.eamcM <*»omach. After lingering Cloverdale that will lead ! "J01 »rd day i»f Dt-cemher. A. D- 1V3. at ten <0 a foreign country without the au- Banking Sherwood of making a false ' several ’days Inxgwful delirium, in Bholtt.......................... i to the capture and conviction of the 1 “ e'eiock In tor fun-i oon. I aiiall «eh at publie thority of congress, and the senate report of the condition of the now deauction, to.th<*» hlxht-rt bidder, at th- norlb^ which he repeatedly claimed that he Hastings......... . .... fnmi dn.H "f th- i'ourt House In the-Clty of must, under the constitution, advise funet Central Michigan savings bapk, robbers. had been “tricked’’ by old ’Ligo Broad Coats Grove HzstniK* (that being the plaee where the Cir LONGEST in the-world. of which he was cashier. He gave bail euit C-'url f->r B.vrv County h holden . iL<- and consent to such an appointment Ax, thc victim died. A post-mortem Woodland Senator Hoar (rqp.. Mas*) has com- , in the sum of 15,000. investigation was made. The stomach £.•>■*•. rtiuvb th»rvuf may ~ was frightfully swollen and inflamed, to jiay th* ; on «nliJ mort- piled from the statutes of the United. (ansiac..................... Short But Newwv Item* t»/ the New Bridge. gape. wiih eent. ----Interest -— blaUM extracts relating to lhe power* ' Detroit....................... Peter Seidle. secretary and treasure! CorxctL Bluffs, I*. Dec. 7.-The ! but If, *s was believed, the negro bad Grand and leg-41 eiync-*. luertbrr with an attor Rapids enrrnantri* duties and privileges of diplomatic of­ of tiie Menominee River Brewing com- new Terminal company’s railroad [ been poisoned, thc drug used was so r.ey> fee of thirty dollars lor !herein, the premises being described ficer* which show that Mr. Blount Traverse City subtle as to defy surgical skill to de­ In *» <l niortgage as all that certain piece or with the encouragement and approval pany died at his residence in Menomi- bridge over the Missouri river has been tect its presence. This only served to Cbartervtx............. n.irci| uf l». >t known and deserthed as follows. Petodtey nee after a brief Ulnerni, aged 43 years. 1 thrown open to public travel. The i convince thc negroes more thoroughly Bsy View.... - to wit-. The south e.urt quarter of Ihr sept* of tbe ^president was acting in viola­ Prof Neil L. Downie, of Muskegon. ; structure will not be entirely | east qmrt-r of aretlon Wroh one ,31) twwn tion of the constitution from tbe of the voodoo doctor’s knowledge of one of the beet known educators it complete for several yean yet, but ( the black art. beginning to the end of his mis­ —urn Mlchly.n, died .t th, ot« ■«’«' «•" ‘by bridge , by f.l« work Thc old voodoo doctor's influence sion. and that his correspondence kuhL.li Is II I'nnelnntlr twiner rrr.<*w<Nl which constantly being renewed anil and Fi<»m> a. Khkldon Assignee of Mortgare. among thc negroes of southern Ken­ trains at flag sUUons u scon as <h»y can few with the citizens of the Hawaiian year* Philip T. 'omikovk, • Francis W. Fifield, prominent in replaced by material of the main struc­ tucky has increased of late year* Thia Attorney tor Assignee Of Mortgage. All trains will stop at Crsuked Lake Cross "w islands in regard to the overthrow of ture. This bridge has the longest draw Dated Snit. twih. IKP. they are flagged. the queen was in direct violation of a Michigan masonic circles, died at De- span in the world, and will connect is partially attributed to the fact that when RRggage must be at the depot at l< i'l •»«■»< though he has resided here more than utes before leaving time ot trains. w» that »wr vie statute of the United States which is Council Bluffs with East Omaha may have time co rheck H prepr rtv. olherwtoe » a quarter of a century, he has not per ­ Benjamin Stow .Farnsworth died st as plain as the nose on you face. Sen- j m — aiav not goltirward until next train. . ceptibly aged since that time. He is a tor Hoar hopes to show that the whole Detroit, where he had lived for sixty­ trains will be run nt th« convesA* • > ♦ PHn.ADXi.rntA. - Dec. 9.— Robert J almost as vigorous now as when he •ftMIxed ths company, wbo rrs- rve tber'rht in eha *proceedings of the administration in six year* the time of such trains without-iMitum Adams. Jr., ex-minister to Brazil, has made his appearance7 in this locality. the Hawaiian islands lias been in direct The schooner Hunter Savidge went I ----------The best authorities agree that the violation of the letter, as well as the Mhore neau Port Huron. The imperspirit, of the constitution and the law* . Ued crow were taken off safely. j th* b;.p^ 1 nf old negro is more than one, hundred V — «hundred 1 —A miner, at ♦* the Winln caused the death He wiH, therefor.*. Introduce resolu-r. j—a ■* miners — -♦ " Charles " congress " (FNeilL 0of years old. He is not positive as to his Four at Thebyspecial election age. Familiarity with events early in Ish^ing atrock , w.n on |Hh Jnst Mf tions calling on lhe president for Infor­ throp mine at the present century indicates that he mation covering the following points: against beinflr winter ' Adams’ nomination ia equivalent to an was probably born ia the last decade Wbelhnr at any time durin? the last six the mine will be closed for the winter. , of the eighteenth century. He was months sny commissioner or diplomatic agent Michigan gold may yet cut something j / t ---------- -------------- — _ brought to New Orleans in 1809 ,by a has been appointed or seat to any foreign coun­ of a figure in the bullion market They try by the prtslnent of tha United Staten French planter who left Cuba at the N ew Y ork . Dec. 11. — The Na'aonal without the advice and consent ot are stamping out fiSOQ per day at the Sugar company has been organized outbreak of the war between France Are you willing to work for the cause tbe senate; whether any such officer Ophir mine. with a capital of 81,000.000. The plant and Spain. The aid voodoo priest pre­ h»s been given access <0 thc Oles of Protection in placing reliable infor­ The' steamer Waldo A. Avery, grain aud reoorda of thc United States legation tn of the company is located at Yonkers, fers to be silent on this subject, as he mation in the hands of your acquain* laden. Chicago to Buffalo, was de­ apy foreign country; whether be baa been em­ with a daily capacity of 1,000 barrels. desires to impress his race with the tanccs? Lofi* powered with authority superior to that of any stroyed at Mackinaw strait* He declares Granulated sugar will be the principal fact of his great age. othcrffiplomatlb-azent of the United States 180,008. If you are, you should be identified output and the sales will begin early that he is one hundred and forty years who had previously been appointed by and The grip continues to spread around in January. It will be independent of of age, and that he will never die, hav­ with ’ with the advice 'and consent ot tho sen 1 uc k -« e -----------------L " ,u,Kn« . ... ■ ____ a— 1... ., .FniaLInn ate according to tew: whether any aueb Holland, and appears to be attackinj the trust ing discovered the elixir of immortal­ THE AMERICAN agent baa entered ch[efl. olfl people. • ity. Many of these negroes assert PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE. commissioner or into Mgotistlons with the officials 0,.“y tor 1 <h.« November product of the that the secret of his longevity is that J-1 01 Quincy ft.. Ak London, Dec. 8. — The Norwegian he occasionally takes the form of a bark Don Juan, from New York ft^r vampire and repairs his shattered with such otnctala; whether such officer iantic 917 half ton* Gothenburg, has been wrecked 'near constitution with the blood of his dollar* has aesumed tbs Counterfeit dollars and half dollan Lemvig, Denmark. All of her crew younger victim* The power of old are m . In 1O drvulBfton circulation at x‘ Lake L.k. aiy. City. It Uh I* of fourteen were lost with ths excep­ ■Lige to inhabit the body of animate at ccr of this government, and whether any thought that they are the work of amtion of three men. will is not questioned by many ot such officer has hold written communication atcur* , . Will save money by stroncllng PARSON’S wife fee citlzena of any foreign nation or the those under his Influence. \V.» H. Loosing, of Girard, has been NEW BUSINESS COLLEGE. Kalamazoo, subX-cu of any foreign power concerning the appointed head farmer al the state Sax Francisco, Dec. 11.—Lansing B A FroipwwM People. corner of Main and Wwt Sts. Send for diplomatic relations of fee United States wife Mizner, ex-Uni ted States minister to . school at Coldwater. the country to which such dUxens belong. The richest pcariinta in Europe are Catalogue. ! Stephen Howard, a veteran of Kala- Gautemal* whose connection with the found in a province in Schleswig-Hol­ W. F. PARSONS. Barrundia uffalr resulted in his recall, ------• mazoo county, died at his home In stein. These Vicrlandera raise early Prost. died at Bcnecia. aged 68. Antwkhp Dec. IL —The Maison po^age at the age of 86 year* xtwxmp. IL-The vegetable* for the cltieS 01 north’ Hanseatique, * a famous granary, caught ( delUOyed the elevator of Bolton era ^Europe. They supply flowers to fire and within three hours was cnQate9< Woodland, the loss being Ntw York, Dec- 8 -The “National the courts of St Petersburg and Ber­ tireiy consumed with 20,000 tons oft wIth 52,200 insurance. Detnocrncy” is the nums of a new dem­ lin. Their costumes are one of the sa­ grain. The loee ie Cl.GOo.ooo. It is be’ »opman’a camp near Dollar Bay ocratic society in this city whose object cred traditions of thc country and not Heved that the flru waa of 'merndiary fcoskey was fatally stabbed In is to affiliate with any organization op­ to be modified, come what may. The wigin. '____________________ । tha ch'cst by Mat TakoneL The latter posed to Tammany. women wear little cape with stiffly starched bows of Kilk, over this a straw rie m» wile's Ears Off. 1 o^caped. hat which looks as if it were upside The aixteen man "b? ” " CAjmiAoa, HL. Dec. 8. — A story sixteen young men who /• gave ■ Detroit, Mich., Dec. 11.—Gen. A .ger down. Their skirts are short, the times from Nauvoo at * late hour that Bt Muskegon for the benefitof the has induced owners in the Michigan aprons full plaited, 'fhc bouico is citizen of that place, in a fit of rage. home for the friendlaa* cleared over peninsula to open their mines and cm white with a sort of zouave jacket of - • •’ ala wife’s earo off. The man's rw. ploy the starving men. Ut bright eolor* Thc silver jewelry is old not be ascertained. Emil Coppo, miner, unmarried, was er^_. ' kUtod rOFk “ ““ “ tbe pride of their li-e* The meowear Wasjungtom, Dec. IL—Souvenir small clothes, long wateteoata tnmmed only a «jt;«»i»trn . ojurrsx mow 'Sm Miller died of .poplexy Wurauroi, Dec. ».-Mlolelei Men‘ . while —* coins are to be melted down acd re­ with silver button* a long jacket and WLPILttULL once eeye iu Ohly tter at Kalamaaio. He coined. The amount is estimated at a quite ordinary looking eap. donca says the defeat of Mello is quMtioo oi Um<x “d thM th. B«- artylttf la^weefthr. fUOO,OOQ. ili.n revolution will collapse. ”** " I siHan BfilS |x Efilffi JlSI'-IMilWjSi one Got. Rich uya tUt twlna U>. mluMwnm, ,how . fllapodtlon to tnmadUtol, jjItb the uppm- p«o|D aula uuuera work at anffiotent wage. tbem ftom atarratlon bo WILUM IS WAFTIKe. HokoiXLV. Nov. W (via schooner will uauo another proclamation op n™1*11 JfL8*" rr*nclBOC- D®c- 8)___ the aubject of relief for the dev ft to to. He bellerea It ft the dot, afternoon the Alameda or the ,— —— mlp-ownera w-w»k*«:rw to u> lunuan fornlah sucn inch ■•lied Minuter Wlliia made a ronUlZ *mrP— l°y ment» eoo <ad in in eaae case they they refuse ment that nothing definite wuur ..»1A ' r— uld be | to do ao be tuxlnuina that done here until he Ixad received a “>,Qta’“a that means ply to dispatches rent Wu kt should be devised for bonding the b/ib. in ’iii'b °« »» in which the mines are A BOLD DEED. Ciiwgo, I&liuuo & Sarait T&iXTa:: year es, Nose31ad- •liarge from g physician. Experience at thav the oet. cough. indigrailoa. »ry cutidltlotL <e4f, canning? ,d and GrSr dlreaseM a* **ase In this Hh of the •»»- >nly true sad f testimony* COMSUL.TA- a»I grtieratod fy bow eta were free from most time. tesdiiy until al­ lappeared. and I uo better fortune IN1H Ore x^ou. a Prien dl^o tke cause PrcfrecVion. o^CkmevicaYV An'Veves'ts ? YOUNG MEN [CARTERS SICK HEAD iBStitBtC, *■>?/ 33MICH. Nerve Tonic Blood �KENT Thursday, Dee. 14. r893- QRAND RAPIDS. An thte is a National Jubilee day OPPOMITI UNION DSFOT. tbe services will be tn accordance there­ RATES >1.95 per day. Booms 5o cents, with. No tee or collection taken. Tbe Meals 25 eenta. Steam Heat order being tree will offering “thankfully BEACH A BOOTH. MAMHALL L. COOK. Kdfter- TD HASTINGS, MICH-, POSTOrHCE, AUGUST 14. 1S79._ faithful lords and gsnUenien when tbe legitimate monarch of Hawaii Is restored EDITORIAL NOTES. to her throne. My exchequer shows a deficiency of •38.000,000. My policy of free trade will This week we have sent out a few sam- ph copies of the Banmks. Those who get the paper pay be assured that tbe paper will nqt be continued to tbelr ad­ dresses unless it is their expressed wish. We will be glad to receive the names cf create a further deficit which will be met with becoming submission to tbe will of Providence by my loyal people. My work­ ingmen may expecj low wages but I con­ fidently trust that though low they will be steady. I am satisfied with the work of Parlia­ all those who desire to get lots of gold ment in finance, and command that no reading at a very small price and in this further steps be taken at present except connection desire to call attention to our authorize the issuance of bonds In my dis­ cretion. low clubb>-k rates. To all subscribers My navy is doing well but tbe deficit in -Im xterry bounty we offer the following; the exchequer forbids further improve­ Hastings B-ANNKuand Chicago Weekly ment until I have gathered a surplus by Inter Ocean, the two papers for only >1.00 Hajtjnqs Bannkk and New York my Income tax. My Congress will at once proceed to pass my Free Trade and Tariff bills, which There Is a oeautiful picture of a beauti­ ful car which wee on exhibition In Chicago during the closing days of the world’s fair, and la now making a tonrof Michigan for tbe flrst time. It represents Florida In general and tbe St Augustine and In­ dian River railway in particular. It contalas complete and marvelous state ex­ hibits and 140 French, plate bevel glass mirrors, which produce a charming effect. The car is built of Fldrida woods. It cost •30,000, has traveled through 20 states and has been seen by more people than any other ear on earth, and besides all this. It coutalns live alligators (secured by rtrong ben In a tank). Tbe car and- the exhibit Is in charge of General W. S. Webb, who was a commissioner to the Paris exposi­ tion ss well as to the world’s fair. If it comes your way take a good look at IL Bear In mind that tbe alligators are chained.—Chicago World. This wonderful car will exhibit at tbe Michigan Central railroad depot, from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. In Hastings, Saturday, Any one of tbs papers arg well worth our my chairman of committee has personally prepared. I prefer that no time be lost In referring these important matters to the For Chrisftnas and New Year Holidays, full committee. Mr. Wilson, my Black tbe Chicago A Wwt Michigan and Detroit, Lansing A Nortwrn Lines will sell ex­ Rod, knows my wllL I find that my seed department ia wast­ cursion tickets on, Dec. 23rd, 14th, 25tb, 30th, and Slat and Jan. 1st at one and ing valuable seeds on agriculturalist* In the one-third fare for round trip. Tickets will North. This will be remedied by my be good going only on date of sale and for return until Jan, 2nd. inclusive. command. Gxo. DkHavkx, G. P. A. I will communicate further with my lords and gentlemen whenever I think Having lost our bouse and contents by best for tbe Interests of my beloved coun­ Ore Nov. 9th we take this opportunity to try. " My parliament will await mycom­ thank our friends and neighbors for their mands. kind assistance. Kkahnet Root and Wifk. I am the State. Gbovkr L price for the two. —Buffalo Evening News. Weekly Tribune, the two papers tor only •i.00 cash per jear. HastixoI ISanneb and Detroit Weekly Tribune, the two papers to new subscrib­ ers for only •LOO per year; old subscrib-' era $1.10 per year. Those Hying outsit’e •f Barry County Will be charged 11.95 for any two. We are unable to state bow long this offer will be held open. one month iw.bp will be well (a It may be months, so it pdvantage of It now. Christmas Is coming. Make yourself a present IKat you will re­ ceive pleasure and benefit from during tha whole year, and call tbe attention of your friends and neighbors to the offer. Re­ mit by postal note, postage stamps, money Very truly yours, Cook Bros. A Defensive A condition and a theory both seem to confront President Cleveland. His first annual message la the longest he has ever written and It li defensive on every con­ troverted point. When be tells about his foreign relations In general be is perfunctory to the last defree. HI, reference to Hawajl Is vague and partisan at once. He gt^es no Infor­ mation whatever concerning the situation, promising to tell Congress all about it when he hg, tbe matter settled In favor of the Queen. ' ’ National Bank Mr. Cleveland proposes to lead the American people directly into a period of lower wages. He does it with bls eyes 1 will be at the Hastings City Hank Satur­ open. He says in bls message, advocat­ days, Dec. 3 and Dec. 30th. al Irviny station ing the fires trade tariff:— Wednesdays. Dee90th aodZT, nod at Freeport “Even if the often disproved assertion 8. L. COULTX*. Tre.unrrr. should be made good that a lower rate of wages would result from free raw mater-, lais and low tariff duties, tbe Intelligence of our workingmen leads them quickly to discover that tbelr steady employment, permitted by free raw materials, is the ,most important factor In tbelr relation to ,tariff legislation." It to a noticeable fact, that those advo­ cating the changing of the Presidential ।office to one terra of seven years, are now ।extremely quiet. What In tbe world Would we do under a seven years adminis­ tration such as we are having now? One year of It Is a great plenty and the pres­ ।ent administration will drive many con­ verts lo the faet that Presidential elections are all right just as they arc. It’s better to have business upset a little once in every four years then It would be.to have It completely knocked out for seven years His pension argument details the zigzag­ ging of Commissioner Lochren and defines no policy.; It is all rhetorical and begs the question of his own sincerity in dealing with the.- question. His treatment of tbe tariff is that of a The Methodist Episcopal Sunday School man with a hopeless. job on bis hands. will celebrate the Christmas season by a After admitting an actual deficit of >28.concert on Christmas Eve, consisting of 000,000, and a' prospective on* much special music, and recitations by the larger, he says^ in offecL that though we rckool, and on Thursday following will have hartftHiies and that people will suffer, Sold a festival and supper In tha rooms of the cliurch—the younger division in. the yet we art pledged to eut down this tariff afternoon and the older in tha evening. and we must do it If it ruins tbe industries A special feature of the occasion will be of “our beloved country." There’s a good the Invitation by committees from thc deal of the ring of judge Folger’s 4‘rueful 8. 8. and Mercy and Help departments of the Epworth League, to all children who ruin," which Mr. Cleveland may remember are not members of any Sunday School, about this. and who, for any reason attendant upon Mr. Cleveland • Advises that no more tbe hard times, would not be likely to have ships be built at present, which Is very a Merry Christmas. Cases where comfort­ able clothing Is needed to enable them to considerate—seeing that we haven't any­ attend will be supplied by tha Home Mis­ thing to build them with. He also pro­ sionary Society as far as possible. This poets to economize in seeds. There will plan will take the place this year of the be no further attempts at present to raise* annual donation of this school at Christ­ mas time. Any frienda of the school who tea io tbe Northwest and to stock prairie are charitably Inclined are Invited to con­ creeks with Victoria re<jv^_ tribute In the way of oranges, candy, All In aU It U a strong message on tbe coffee or money to this supper, Indicating weak sul^ eta, full of ’small economies” tbe same to Mrs. Clement Smith, Supt, and weaff^n tbe strong subjects. That is or Jason McElwain, Secretary. tbe usuaT ray with professional eccentrics. They find, teelr limit after awhile and are always vS jr mad, as Mr. Cleveland seems to be, a bl e stone wall against whlah they batt the! Ineffectual Evening 1 ews. heads.—Buffalo The Cai sdlans have broken down all barriers a eautlon in their joy over the tmtatoai rf ih. Wlteoo Tariff MIL Tlwre ■Inion ry r. A Montreal gen tieman is reported.a saying: “Wa shall at least ToroBto'ai d possibly the Northwest terrl- to dispose of the surplus cattle The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. Geer Dec. 16. Rome and the making of Modern Europe,—Mrs. Maggie Bailey. Outlines of Economics,- -Miss Goodyear. Italian Finances, Questions,—Mrs. Geer. Quotations from Julius Caesar. The ladles of Emmanuel parish will bold their annual bazar, at the Pariah House, In the afternoon and evening of Dec. 11. Those in search of girts for Christmas will without doubt find articles to snlt not only their 'various needs—bat their pocketbook^ also, as tbe articles are useful ar-weil as ornamental, and with prices to suit the times; Come In the after­ noon and stay through the evening, enjoy a social chat with your friends, and take your time lo make your purchases. The ladles will also serve lunehee, and lee them fa a railway journey tbueattte wUl ba kilted in W, U» AlMrteu kindly lent for that purpose last Friday evening. About 70 were present, andv Jl£ entry exercises and games followed] by evening at tbe Presbyterian church at a o’clock, and will be led by Charles Button. spent by Thursday vttefitobei Ladles' Watches, Gents’ Watches, Bous' Watches. Latest styles. Sets of Sets. Set it down, and when you come to town for XMAS PRESENTS come to ub first, last and all the time. Toys and Games for the young—a table full and packed under. Also remember us again for your Holiday Candy Lowest prices. and Note, Fruita and Oystera Violins, Guitars and Banjos, stock of the best strings obtainable. nicer line than ever. We shall be loaded with a. Xmas Candy 10c per pound HAMS & VAN ARMAN F. R. PANCOAST, The Reliable Jeweler Christmas NOW We can show you Albums at prices cheap enough to suit anyone. DOLL GOODS. Most every­ thing in that line. BIBLES at all prices. Cloth Bound Books at lower prices than you ever heard of before. A splendid assortment of Fine Books. BRUSH and COMB SETS. We don’t propose to carry any over if low prices will sell them. A line of Children’s Books that can’t help but suit. Don’t be afraid to ask to see goods and get our prices. Coming W.J.&L.L. HOLLOWAY. Pure Did you hear a report) Well, it is re­ old. Lamps from J8.5O to 20c. All grades and prices. Elegant Water Seta, Chamber Seta, Dinner and TeaSets, A cream of tarter baking powder. Sion or ths Elephant. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment Food Report. But our Bargains are here. To make room for new styles we offer you the following this week: A $65 Bed Room Suite for $55.00 40 « « •« 32,50 30.00 35 “ “ “ 37,50 45Side Board for 30,00 35 “ “ “ / See our stock of McLean Swing Rockers the best made andJust the thing for Christmas. HIRAM ROGERS. Royal Baking Powder Co,, Wall St., N. Y. CHKISTHflS QOObJ! We have placedin stock a very attractive line of Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, Silk Mufflers, Linen Handkerchiefs, and a great GAZING AT THLNLW MOON la a beautiful and impressive sight; blit. DRINKING NEW MOON TEA Is one of the most delicious pleas­ ures accorded to those ^ho enjoy a fine cup of tea. I have just re.ceived a large invoice of the new crop, of New Moon Tea and it fully equals the best recommends ever given it. Why dont you try it? Whenever you want groceries or canned goods call on me. S. E. PHILLIPS. variety of goods suitable for Holiday Presents OUR Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Wool Mittens, Furs, Children’s Fur Sets, Wool Hose, HAKE TQURSELVEJ HAPPY And those around you on Christmas by buying your eh n reh next Sunday. ind Wtbe praaawl kteidtepcaUtem MtoluMy We are ready. ported, and truly bo, all over town and county that we are ready for Christmas—ready with Presents for young and FRUITS as NUTS Of us. Remember that just now we want your poultry and will pay the Cashmere Gloves, Underwear, Table Linen, Linen Towels, Napkins, Wool Skirts, Portier Curtains Wool Blankets. We cordially invite you to visit our store Fascinators, Corsets, Comfortables. �Hastings PERSONAL Th'ir»d»y, Dec. 14, tBgj. Trusses I Trusses I The best is always the rheapest. Bear this in mind. Before purchasing call " and examine our ilew Truss. WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT. The lightest and meet durable Truss on the market. Anything and every­ thing in the drug and book line at HONEST PRICES, W. H GOODYEAR MODERN DRUGGIST. LOCAL NEWS. -hi' Tbe various churches in tbe city are making active preparations for the ob­ servance of ChrtetmaL Always smoke Ed. Powers Na 35 cigar. Always tbe same; always toe best 5 cent cigar in the United States. »h5t!L!nd U‘°*’ al,u,r»- They are tbe best overcoats (or all around use that you ean find for comfort at Mudges. . 9oe ®f lhe ®^tric wires in the Regis­ ters office broke Monday morning and stopped tbe tower clock for a short time. Toor nine, pi, n , t,llare unie«, |t contains some of those fancy seedless rateins. Call for the Sultana raialns at Stauffers. Saturday evening Joe Slattery, who has. been tending bar at thc Hastings house, got on a spree and was discharged from his position. This angered him and he y nice new lin-of Christmas slippers at pulled out ■ big, vicious looking kriife and the Little Bed Front Shoe store. took after Fred Parker, who struck Joe with the butt eud of a blllard cue. A man The News Room has a fine lino of bollwho was present took the knife away from day goods that they have got to sell. Slattery before be had done any damage. Just received a new stock of rugs and No arrests will be made. draperies at Rogen*’ Furniture store. Claude Rogers has purchased the Senate Don't fail to visit our store for Christ- Restaurant aud will hereafter conduct IL u-.v- goods. O. D. SPAULDING. He proposes to run It as It should be run and tbe culinary department will be in If you are going to buy Christmas charge of a man who has had ample exgoods look at the line the News Room is MTience in that line. Be will run a nice carrying. w “orderly place and eater to the wants of the finest line of candles and nuts Id the people. Everything will be kept In The city at the City Bakery, especially for season and he cordially Invites tho»e de­ siring nice lunches at reasonable prices lo the holidays. call at "The Senate." under E. Y. Bogle’s A large invoice of Ladles, Misses and sU're. 4 Childrens furs, muffs and boas just receiv­ Anyone desiring to hire an experienced ed al Bussell's, but cheap hand at Inside painting, paper­ Those who thought that we were going ing. or the like will do well to call on or to lose our sleighing last week were very write to Perry Busby of this city. He is badly mistaken'. an experienced band at the business The News room has got to sell their and in ordinary times commands good stoik of holiday goods. They can’t afford wages. If he can get a steady job for a while be says that he will work for 75 to carry them o^er. crate a day rather than do nothing. Any Meats uf all kinds at L. W. Aldrich's, one having any work to be done in this successor to F. P. Wilcox. Especially Hoe will <’o well to write Mr. Busby at fine cuts for Christmas. once. Owing to the scarcity of money we L. W. Aldrich, successor to F. P. Wil­ have marked everything at lhe lowest cox. especially prides himself on his clean price. Spauijjing’s. rueat market and well he may We doubt If tbe cold weather and splendid alelgh- It there is a cleaner market in the state the iug continues during the holidays, the ot Michigan.,, Every loom -shows effects of thorough scrubbing and were it merchants are confident of a line trade. not for the utensils used In tbe business Special sale of pants and underwear. one would rake tbe back room for some See advertisement. neat housekeeper’s kitehen. Nobody need Bankrupt Store. be afraid of any dirt around that place Hon. A. C. Towne, of Milo, was ap of buatneaa. Look in their some day and pointed alternate delegate by Gov. Rich see for yourself. to the Fanners Natlonlal Congress at SavThe Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean is a anbah, Ga. 16 page paper. Eight pages come In Say, old men, have you seen those supplement form and has two full pago warm coats for cold men at Mudges? colored illustrations. Tbe Inter Ocean Is They are going fast and you bad better recognized ns one of the leading papers of totrCTUntry. No pains or money are get one now. spared In making everything first class. We have cut the price In every pair of We furnish tbe Banneh and Inter Ocean underwear m our store. Now If you to Barry County readers only for thc freeze It will be your own fault. ‘ small sum of 81.00 cash In advance. R. Mudge A Sow. Those outside of the county will be H. J. Christmas and Mrs. R. C. Gor­ charged tl.25. don, of Lansing, were married at Char­ We desire to say to «M palrons that the lotte, Mich, Monday evening, Dec. 11 th, Delton Roller Mill te running and will at tbe M. E. parsonage. btkept running, despite reports to the There seems to be a mania among tbe contrary. We are here for business and small boys of the city for gathering can­ we propose to do business. We thank our celled stamps, and a number of them are patrons for tbelr trade and we cordially realizing quite a Huie from the sale of Invite Dew patronage. We propose to do good wort: to pay the highest possible them. prices tor everything and treat one and With the elegant foundation we have all alike. Give <u a call. for sleighing and the heavy fall of snow Yours for Business. Hut we have at this writing, good sleigh . Dodds A Habtman. ing ought to be assured for some time to Drltou, Mich. come. The fall term of tbe city schools closes At a business meeting of lhe Young on Friday. Dec. 23. The winter term Mens’ Social Club held Tuesday evening, begins oa Tuesday, January 2. 1804. It was decided lo bold the hope which There has been the unprecedented enroll­ the, will give this winter In the dining ment of 157 In the high school, to date. room of the Hastings House. The next Tbe pros pests are good for a much larger dance will occur on Dect8th. enrollment daring tbe winter term. Tte following special classes will be organized dined to contribute liberally lo tbe eause for the benefit of those who have fallen behtod urf atoo for b«w students: U.3. history/civil government, algebra, rhe bait* dollar la hit pocket. See our Christmas Goods We will save ■ You 01 Woodlud. wm In the J eu/rXC"* to 3’- 'VoodUn<1 Useful Goods at Hard Times Prices. ln Read, Remember and Resolve ot Or"”1 i.LdSw^:’'0™4 H*'“’ L. B. Bentley was in Grand Rapids the fore part of the week. D. R. Cook returned from Ohio Thurs­ Joe. Rogers la In the market for live poultry on Saturdays, Mondays and Tues­ day and will remain until after Christmas. days of each week. Don’t forget that be Miss Rosella Goodyear returned from a pays the highest market price. visit with Grand Rapids relatives Thurs­ We are conscious of the hard times, and day. who te not; but we will do our beat to keep Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Risbridger. of out so tar as prices are concerned. Jackson, were the guests of B. P. RteCook A Cook. brldger Monday. Prof. Sterling B. Morse, of Kalamazoo, Mrs. S. J. McClintock returned tote te coming here to give vocal and piano week from a three weeks* visit with her lessons this winter. He comes highly ateter In Freeport recommended. AH who desire to receive Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dunlap and daughter Instructions call on Merrill Foote. ara expected In tbe city this week to visit We have a nice assortment of toys for relatives during the holidays. the little folks, that are drawn with bak­ Mrs. Betsey Carpenter has been quite ing powder, therefore costing but Hide or HI at the home of her eon A. C. Carpen­ nothing. ter, but te muyh better at present Cook. A Cook. We have sold all of those men’s 81.92 overcoats but have some more good bar­ gains In mens, boys and childrens over­ eoats at prices that defy competition. •Hereafter, changes for advertbementa Mudge A Sow. must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to The funeral of Mra./d. Knight, who died ln«ure Insertion In the issue of the week when brought. at the county farm last week occurred from the Baptist church Sunday and tbe Interment took place at Rutland. It will Russell has tbe latest things in silks. be remembered her. husband dl^i about U off on jackets and shawls at Spauld­ a year ago from the effects of a cancer. ing’s. A good chance for Investment. A man Roys overcoats far We. at R. Madge A wi’h WOO In cash can purchase a good es­ Son. . tablished business. For further particu­ Al cost—all cloaks and shawls at Rua- lars call at thia office or write "Lock Box 133" "Hastings, Mich." You can get the nicest fruit at the City Poultry wanted now. On Mondays Bakery. , and Thursdays of each week during the Rabltb and Rice— flnest grades at L. winter I will be ready to receive all fat. E. Stauffer’s. well dressed poultry. Dress your poultry lhe Royal Garden Tea still leads at yourself and make ail the money there te in it. Cook A Cook’s. L. E. Stauffer. All kinds of stamped linens for fancy It Is mighty mean to patronize a mer­ work at Russell’s. chant who will trust you until you get so Get your bakery goods at A. E. Rentes'. far iu debt to him that you are ashamed to Goods always fresh. see him. and then go and spend your cash Buy your Christmas turkeys and chick­ somewhere else where you couldn't get credit; but there are people who do It. Tbe ens of L. W. Aldrich. • honorable way would be to spend your 1 nice stock of gold pens at John cash with the merchant who trusted you. H< -Siner’s the jeweler. even if you never expected to square up The proper salutation is; tbe old account. No finer canned goods put up than can be found at Cook A Cook’s. b ia Frank Ackerson, of Kalamazoo, was Tbe Basexu and tbe Chicago Inter here on business Friday. Ocean for >1.00 te proving to b» the most Mias Olga Bessmer and Miss Taylor popular combination we have offered for were in Grand Rapids last week. a long time. . K- T. French, of Middleville, waa The case of Buteter va Ed. Prichard, the guest of Hastings friends Friday. for damages for aaaafiilt was tried before Mrs. A. J. Bowno and daughter Beat­ Squire Kenaston Tuesday. Judgment of rice, spent Sunday with Mrs. Gard De’. 815 and coats for complainant * CIRCULATION This week, 80 quires. Have you had the grip?” 01 Wm. Hall returned from Belmont, N. Y., with Daa Reynolds Friday night, and 1s visiting relatives in the city and vicinity. To buy your Christmas goods of us. Something that will be a last­ ing pleasure to the one who receives it. And a Money Saver to the purchaser as well. , On our prices and attractions. Season We shall offer during the Holiday SPECIAL LOW PRICES on Handkerchiefs, Dress Goods, Silks, Laces, Hosiery, Gloves, Cur­ tains, Underwear, Blankets, Furs, anf Children’s Sets. % Off on all Cloaks and Shawls. See oni line of ToweM and Handktrchigil Don’t Fail to See us. Mrs. A. D. Rork leaves this week for Agnew, Ottawa county. She expects to stay there for about three months to take a much needed rest. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Christmas, of Lans­ I ing, were tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Carpenter Tuesday. They were on their way to Three Rivers their future home. Mr. Christmas purchased the art gallery at that plsce. Mrs. Christmas te the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Covert, of Carlton, and a former resident of this city. Duplicate wbltt it Frrd I.. Hntb’i lb, druggist’s, IP nPQKEE’J SHOE! How Would You Like to be in Them ? IT WON’T COST YOU MUCH. Yon can buy cheaper at Russell’s than at any other place in tbe city. We will save you 3 8 8 on Christmas goods. O. D. Spaulding. There are no bettef' shoes made than the Pin­ gree & Smith Shoes; Whenever you buy a pair of them you may know that you have got some­ thing that will weAr well> and you will be pleased with them. We carry good Ladies’ Shoes of this make for $2.00; better ones for $4.00. Men’s Shoes for $4.00, and still better ones for $5.00. WE’VE got the bargain? for you for Christmas.. It would be a hard person to please who eould not find what they wanted In the grocer}’ line at Cook and Cook’s. If you want any folding chairs and ta­ bles for card parties call at Hiram Roger?’. Complete outfit and just refinished. If you want to be carried to Santa Claus* domains just visit Russell’s store. You can find just what suits you there. See our line of handkerchiefs, silk mufflers, towels, silks, etc. . Spaulding’s. Tbe News Room can’t afford to carry over any holiday goods, therefore they are obliged to sell. Come and look at their line. - Watch this paper for our adv. next week as we have a few bargains to offer you. 1L MtDGF. A Sos. The prices at John Bessmer’s jewelry stormare in accordance to fiard times. FlrsFquallty goods, low prices, quick sales and small profits. Many of the visitors to the World's Fair hare seen the Manufactory of Cut Glass. John Beastlier the jewler has a fine stock of cut glass which he sells at very low prices. Tbe place that has got the nicest line of holiday goods and te selling them the cheapest te the News Room. On tbe same side and three doors from R. K. Grant's store. W. H. SPENCE. Of course you will want nice fruit, can­ dles and nuts for Christmas. Al Rcnkes has a fine line for Christmas. If you want anything special In bls line you bad belter leave your o^ler right now. Mrs. Ester Bauer entertained about thirty ladles In a pleasing manner yester­ day afternoon with ped.ro. At five refresh­ ments consisting of coffee and sandwiches, olives. Ice cream and cake were served. We’re to molest to mention who received tbe first prize. Mrs. Nancy Peck, of Rutland, died on the morning of lhe 11th. tbe result of a stroke of paralysis a few days before. She was 75 years of age, aud- leaves six children. The funeral was held on the 12th, (he Rev. A. D. Grigbby officiating. Burial took place at Woodland. There will be rhetorical exercises in the high school Friday, beginning at one o’clock p. m. These exercises are to be given by Miss Beadle’s U. 8. history class. Central thsme will be the Civil War and Its causes, these topics to be supplemented with war songs and appropriate recitations. All are Invited. There Isn’t a city in the state of Michi­ gan of the sire of Bastings, that has a better barber shop than toe Central Bybershsp of this elty owned by Busby Bros. They run five chain, keep posted on al! the latest styles of hair cuts and have a large patronage from traveling men who often let tbelr hair grow for weeks at a time In order to have It cut right at Busby Bros. The surveying party for the new rail­ road between Battle Creek and Grand Rapids drove Into the village Saturday •nd returned Monday to tbelr work, at that time about one mile from Streeters Gun lake landing, and were working north. They <?lalm the road Is a go and work of grading has been commenced.— Middleville Sun. The reporter dropped In at Ed. Schu­ mann's new me.t market In A Jones building on Jefferson street the otbey day and found Ed. as busy as a bee and happy a. a lark. He reports business as being excellent, and prospects fine no doubt owing to the fact that that he is a first elate man at tbe business. nothin, but Uw> (Xif Ln<Chrlrtau 1«t. . ATRIP. TO THIS STORE WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT THIS IQ THE PLACE lo FOR CLOTHIRQ^ JL7NOWING uhai io get and when and where ta , (\\ get it U what has made auch a succeeeion ,\ HA of Underwear bargains possible. Half ' . pricee of a few years ago—and higheat .. .. grade goods at that Two Specials—Men’a .------Underwear at 50c. the garments and socks at • | 15c. are worth doable. R. K. GRANT 1 • �Hastings Banner. FROM WASHINGTON. Thursdiy, Dec. 14, 1893. The Fifty-Third Congress la Now in Regular Session. COOK BBQS.. Proprietor!.____ Hood’s^Cures Washington, Dec. In the senate yesterday Senator Ho'ar (rep.. Maas.) in­ troduced a resolution callingon the pres­ ident for copies of the instructions to Minister Willis and Admiral Irwin touching Hawaii Senator Dolph (rep., Ore.) spoke upon that port of the pres­ ident’s message relating to Hawaii, beginning with expressions of sur­ prise at the president’s persistence in forcibly overthrowing the provisional government in defiance of the almost unanimous sentiment of the press. He said he was justlfled in assuming that something 'A3 the resultot a tall, severe Inflammation would lose his «l*ht entirely. Hood’s Sarsapa- two bottles U10 Inflammation Hood’s Sarsaparilla Hood’s PHIS Cure all Liver Ills. ‘7 2fia JAPAXECE rwunta^ tn death, uocm-awj. Why snSur* thia tarnoia dlsenas? W* guarantee 6 boxes to cure any case. You only pay for CONSTIPATION Lharreet LIVER and STOMACH REGULATORttd BLOOD PUHIITKR. Small, mild and pl—at W taka, a«*actaUy adapted tor chUdren’* naa. WDoaoa GUAK1NTEE3 laaoad only by W. H. Goodyear. Sole Agent, Hastings. PROBATE ORDKRr the countv ot Barry bolden at the Prebale office, tn the City of Hastings, in said County, on Friday the 8th day of December In the year ooe thousand eight hun­ dred and ninety three. Protect. Charles W. Armstrong, Jnd«e of Probate. On reading and filing the petition duly aeri­ fied of Cloa M. Hall, widow of said deceaaed praying for reasons therein stated. Chat aa order or decree be made by this court determining who are or were tbe lawful heirs of said deccaaed and en­ titled lo Inherit said estate anttrtheir respect­ ive rights therein. / Thereupon It Is ordered, /that Friday tbe Kh day of January A. D., ISM at ten o'clock In the forenoon, be assigned fur the bearing of said petition and that the heirs at law of said deceased and all other persons Interested tn said eMule, are required to appear at a session of said court, then to be bolden al the Probate office, to the city of Jtartluitv, in said County, and show cause, if any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And it is farther ordered, that said petitioner give no flee to the persons Interested In said eMate, of lhe pendency ot said petition and the bearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published In the Hartings Uakhkb, a news paper printed and circulated tn said County of Barry, one* In each week for three successive wwdu previous to said day ot hearing. Chas. W. AUMwraoxo, JMge of i’robaie. PROBATE ORDER Slate of Michigan. County ot Barry—ss. Al a session of the Probate Court for tbe County ot Barry, bolden at the Probate office, u U>« City of Hastings, In said county, on Moo- Probate. Armstrong, Judge of of the estate of John p. filing the petition duly veri­ fied , of Maggie Pbllhpe. widow of raid crceai*ad praying that a certain Instrument now on flieiu said court purporting to be the last will and testament of said deceased be admitted to probate and that administration of said estgte be granted to the executor therein named or some other suitable person. Thereupon It la ordered, that Firday the f Sth day of December. A. D.. IM3 at ten o’clock In the forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of raid petition and that the heirs at law nf said de­ ceased and ail other persons interested in said estate, are required to appear at a session of said eourt. then to he bolden at the Probate of floe. In tbe City of Hastings. In said county, and show cause. If any there be. why the .prayer of tbe petitioner may not be granted. And it Is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the parsons Interested In said estate, of tbe pendency of said petition and tbe bearing thereof by cnising a copy of this order to be published tn tbe Hastings Rannkr, a news paper printed and circulated in said County of Barry, once in each week, for three sueceaiv' weeks previous to said day of beartnr. CuAS. W. AKMMRONO, Judge of Probate (A true copy.) PROBATE ORDER. Btote ot Michigan, County of Barry—ra. At a session of the Probate Court tor tbe County of Barry, bolden at the Probate Office, In the city of Hastings, tn said county, on Wednesday, tbr flth day ot. December tn the gar one thousand eight hundred and ninety Promt. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Probata. . . On reading and filing the petition duly verified, of Daniel Striker, praying that a certain instru meat now on file In this conn, purporting to bo the last will and testament of said deceased 9admitted to probate, and that administration said estate be granted to said petitioner the executor named In said will or to aotne ot' er !» ordered, that Friday, tbe ath day of December, A. D. mas. at one O'clock In the afternoon, Im* assign ed for the bearing of said petition, and that tbe heirs at lawof said deceas- Id petitioner glv •tea in raid estat» hed in tbe liAKTixcrS BAXNKBanews Printed and circulated lu said County of onc«i in each week tot three sueceulve previous to vmd day ri hearing Cuarlk* W. Abmsthoxo, me copy) Judge of Probate. WASHINGTON HIRING, Foremost among the prominent men of Chicago to-day 1* Washington Heaing, scholar, journalist, man of affairs and President Cleveland’s choice for postmaster. Clean cut, with advanced idea* ou the great problems of the time, cultured, student of things and men, the beneficiary of the best'educa­ tional advantages of two continents, a recognized leader and to a great ex­ tent the political guide and philosopher for an element composing one-third of Chicago's population, Mr. Hering can be reckoned with justice among the men who helped make Chicago great and on whom she depends for a con-, tinuation of her prosperity. Since •1 boyhood hi* life has been a* an open book to be read of all .men. His ।i private character, r . , says _, the w Chicago ‘ Post, is blameless and his public career unsmirched... A * lovable 1/waM* person n«nuin-­ ’ ality, a steadfast friend, a vigoroua TO HONOK KOSCIUSKO. Monunient In Honor of Ono of the Greatoat of Heroes. Chh A little over a year ago the secretary of state for Illinois issued a charter lo tbe “Kosciusko Monument associa­ tion." Little was then said of thia new association and perhaps less was expected, bnt still the members of the association have continued to work in a quiet way until to-day they promise to present to Chicago a monument which will be sedbnd, perhaps, only to the Grant monument In Lincoln pork. Thia monument will be erected in Humboldt park and represent Gen. Thaddeus I^sciuako, the Polish patriot and hero. • more than moral suasion was As dejxr aa the name of George Wash­ to be exercised la restoring a dis ington ia to every American, so the slpated, corrupt native queen. A name of Kosciusko ia to every true Pogreater crime against civilization could lander and every liberty-loving man. not be committed. He believed that He waa a man whose whole object was the course of the president had been the defense of the weak against the inspired by a desire to discredit the ac­ strong, the oppressed against the op­ tion and policy of hi* predecessor. pressor. Having fought through the The report of Mr. Blount, said Sena­ war of independence of the United tor Dolph, read more like a plea of a States against England, where hia zealous lawyer for his side of the bravery gained for him the rank of controversy, than like the unprej­ general and the personal friendship of udiced and Impartial decision of a V i Washington, he returned to Poland, JI I which at that time waa oppressed from judge. Washington, Dec. 7.—Senator Voor- , • I all sides by its powerful neighbors. bees introduced -i bill in the senate ye»- , Kosciusko was the oft-repeated hero of .terday which declares a pension a vested ' the last struggles of this unhappy right, regulates suspensions of pension* land. The bravery of thia wonderful and grants appeals to the supreme leader and patriot and hi* gallant court of thc District of Columbia. A band, who have made themselves fa­ bill was also introduced to amend the mous In innumerable struggles and internal revenue laws. Senator Hoar’s battles against tenfold foes, has been resolution calling on the president tor told in hundreds of stories, sung in a Information regarding affairs in Ha­ hundred songs, related in prose and waii waa adopted. but generous opponent and a thorough­ poetry until his name is as fresh to­ Washington, Dea 8.—Bills were ____ _______ R_____ia____________ _ __________ going Chicagoan Mr. Hestng, admired . day in the mind and heart of his coun­ passed in the senate yesterdsy to amend j by all who have the pleasure ot bls trymen as it w*s a hundred year* ago, the railroad land grant forfeiture acta ■ acquaintance and respected even by when it resounded through Europe and granting a pension of 9100 .per j those who differ from him. As manand the entire world and gained for month to Frances Corse, widow of Gen. | a^lng editor of the Illinota Staata the unhappy country but words of John M. Corse. Adjourned to Monday. । Zritung he wields an immense praise and admiration. in the Hooee. i power and exerts a tremendous influAs the general desire- was that the Washinqtox, Dea A—In the house j ence among the German-born and monument should be made by a Polish yesterday Mr. Beltzhoover (rep.,<Pa ) j German-descended residentsot IlHnota. . • .bill ... proHdinir ... . ........ > go moral force that it is artist, the contest waa published in offer*! tot the trM.Ier Europe, r-oreo.. in .» the — city of — Lemberg, ------------ -- an — ot lhe peuloa bureau from tbe Interior conceded that to him and his father ta ancient Polish city. -Nearly all the lo the wwr depvtmeeL Mr. Blend due much of the credit of carrying Polish sculptors competed for the prize. (dem.. Ma I lotrodoeed . bill prorldlnff Illinois into the democratic column in Awards were offered of 11,000 for the tor the oolnajre of the standard Mirer 1092. Mr. Hesing was born in Cincin­ flrot prize,. R7W for tha aeccnd prize dollar of .12« (fralna Tbe bankruptcy nati in 1849, and, with his family, bill wa. dlMitued. _____ t____________ came__________ to this____ city five years_______ later. WanuffOTOh. Ilea 7.—Mr. Groa.enor Anton C. UoMnr. hU father, waa won ■ offered a resolution In the horue ye.- eeeoffnlzed a. on. of the leading Ilerterday containing l.»O0 name, ot Ohio mun re«identa of the went. Young Hea penaloner. who were dropped from the ing wo plena erery educational ad- j roll, between March 4 and October 1, vantage. He waa In echool almoet I 1S»3, and requeatlng the eceretary of .constantly until 1M1, when be went to the Interior to fnrnlah the houae a de- 1 Europe on a protracted rUit Upon I tailed atatement aa to tbe reeaona for ! hla return to thl. cltv lie entered the th™ bn.pen.lona Mr. Hitt Intro- Unlreraitvot St Mary', ot the Jake, dneed a rewrlutloa relative to B(ter which he attended the Unl.er.lty Hawaii and declaring It I. the of Chicago for ono term. Ur. Hering I of the houae that the In- then prepared for Yale college, and 1 lerwentlon by the government of tbe . „„ graduated from that In.tlluUon I United State.. Ita repreaenuUre. or wilh lhe degree ot bachelor ot art. in armed force in the affair, of a friend- I8TO. leaving college he went to j ly reeognixed government to rctore or Europe lo atndy poliU.ul economy, in­ overthrow .nd .ntatitute . momrehy . t.rn.tion.1 law', the science ot governtherefor is contrary lo tbe policy .nd ment ,n4the history of German liter­ traditions of the republic ud tbe spirit 1 ature_ The great Are of ISTl caused I ot tbe constitution. i him to return to this elty. end on the ffiumim. Dec a.—in tbe bouse I 21u o, Noranber M Utal Je.r he yeaterday the general debate on the „Unld the eervice of the llllnoi. ’ • for many years been managing editor <, . .. „ . . :n 1,,,. :! nt n« V',‘'rU rllwwtnr nf it. ths-1. * “KV..11 wdl“ ‘llr”’'’rn( H» Tburib?n' ^l th. 1 Whrn '"“9-lwimn bill prohibiting lhe rrealHunent of 0, affo wa. appointed on lhe board Lno’r:^r^ oVe'r^™nf^‘r’ " w“ , bankruptcy bill was defeated iu the house yesterday by a rote of 143 to 111 on a motion that the enacting clause be stricken out Adjourned to the llth. • reappointed, but declined to serve a second term. In 1880 he was elected a member of the county board of educa­ tion, and served as president of that “ body during hl» term of office. DECISION ON TITLES. Need a Million Dollar*. Chicago, Dec. IL—A million dollars ! for charity in Chicago this winter is the demand made by the people who are most intimately acquainted with the suffering and destitution of the city's unemployed. W. P. Rend, chair­ man of tbe relief comtniMAe, says that over 100,000 resident workmen in the city are out of employment. one One ot of the the most moat important important of of recent recent events iu building nnd loan circle* is 1 the decision of Comptroller Eckels, of , the treasury department, regarding the ' style of associations doing business on what is known as the “national plan.” He holds that thc use of the word “na­ tional” as the port of a title or name of an association is illegal and citea the Tuscola. Ill., Dec. 9.—John Biggs, following statute In support of his po­ who was caught with two stolen horses, sition: committed suicide by shooting himself j “All banks, except national banka, Itltil. below Iwilrwv the tliM heart, Im-iv-t till* Hall passing nua<.lnrv [ and all persons or corp<^ations doing just the ball through hfo body. Biggs had only business ’ ’ ------- -U._.brokers, or saving as—bankers, been released from the penitentiary three months ugo. The horses were stolen in Clark county. Killed by • MUtaka. London. Dec. 8.—The inquest upon the remains of^the late Prof. Tyndall, the scientist, resulted in a verdict that tbe professor died/from an overdose of chloral accidentally administered by his wife in ipiat*ke sulphate of mag­ nesia. Mazomamdc, Wia.. Dec. 0.— Burglars blew open the safe in the post office and took over 91,000. The safe is a com­ plete wreck and the glass in the front of the post office is broken. Boston, Dec. IL—Henry Haas secured a verdict of 94,000 from tbe Steel Edge Stamping company of Millia m pay­ ment for the loeaof both thumbs in the machinery two years ago. VxaoqvA. Win., Dec. 7.-Judge Wil­ liam Terhune, a pioneer lawyer of Vernon county, aged 73, was found dead in hit bed at hi* residence Wednes- al of Patrick e murder of Wednesday. institutions are prohibited from using the word ’national’ as a portion of the title of anch bank, firm, or corpora­ tion, and any violation of this prohibi­ tion committed after September 3,1873, shall subject the offending party to a fine of fifty dollart* a day for each day during which it is repeated." The question has been referred to the attorney general of the United States for an opinion. If sustained the decision will affect a large percentage of the associations which operate on the national plan. HOW TRAMPS TRAVEL Thl. remedy is becoming so well known and so popular a* to need no special mention. AU who bare used Electric The November Century contain* a Bitters slug the seme song of praise.—A purer medicine does not exist and it is nnk.no utiele .nUU-1: with Tr-J.pt" Mine • °! «»" ffuaranjeed to do all that ta claimed. actual adventures of a young American Electric Bitters will cure *11 diseases of . who disguised himself as a tramp and the liter and kidneys, will remove pimples,, took to thc road. The following is an boil*, salt rheum and other afflictions caused by impure blood.—Will drive extract from ,autriot. mriarl* from the system and prevent as „xi,rucfc MW — the — article: Of tbe state, in the weriera dUtriol. u eon. cu„ I1 think Illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin. . constipation and Indigestion U1IDK that -------------------___ n a — • — IU a ■ H, n rrfntl rtntl . . . ..... «... ... . Minnesota. Colorado, Washington and try u Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction a part of Califprnia are the beat for guaranteed, or money refunded.—Price tramp*. Illinota ia thought especially 50 cte. and 91.00 per bottle at W. II. Good­ well of by-, vagabonds because of ita year's drugstore. “good" railroads- The Illinota Central, for instance. Is known the country Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City, over as the beat for a journey south, was told by her doctors she had Consump­ and I have known tramps to travel tion and that there was no hope for her, but two but ties of Dr. Kings’ New Dis­ covery completely cured her "and she says it saved her life. Mr. Thoe Eggers, Florida St’ Sau Franslco, suffered from a dreadful cold, approaching consumption, tried without result everything else, then bought one bottle of Dr. Klugs New Dis­ covery and In two weeks was cured. He <■ It la is n.tnr.11. naturally fhanlrfiil thankful. It is tnfh such rvaulta result* of which these are examples, that prove tbe wonderful efficacy of tbla medicine In ceughs and colds. Trial bottle* free at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. Regular size 50c and f LOO. RIDING ON A TRUCK. from New York city to Chicago, and go south by this line rather than start from New York direct for New Or­ leans The “C. B. &Q." is also a great usn»p:M in fact, so much so that, when I was on the road, it was called “the bums’ line.” In Nebraska, where the “Q.” becomes the “BM. R-,” the lines are more tightly drawn, and it behooves a roadster to take to the trucks if he is anxious to make good time. Truck-riding la necessary almost everywhere, west of the MlsrisrippL Of course one can “fool around” freight trains but he is Hable to be knocked .: j' I ■ * j ! 1 I ! unless thia occurs on the desert, or where the ground is rather soft, it may prove dangerous. I once attempted to ride a “freight” on the Southern Pa­ ciflc road, and it was the hardest, expertence I e^r eoeom>ter«d. I hung on to the ride of a cattle-car in order to keep out of the brakeman’s way. but he cventuollv found me. and ordered me to get up on top. There I was mode to turn my pockets inside out to convince him that I hod no money. Being angered that I could not give him a dime, hej^ld: "Well, hit the gravel! I can’t carry yon on this train.” I told him that I would □ever hit the grayel unless he stopped the train. “You won’t, eh!" he said; •*weU, now, we’ll see.’’ So he chased me over his train for about fifteen minutes. I dodged him here and there, and found that I was quite able to elude him as long as he alone followed me; but soon the “Con” appeared, and then the chase began in earnest They finally pressed so near that I was com­ pellcd to climb down the side of a cattiecar. They then tantalized me by spitting and swearing. Finally thc “Con" climbed down also, and stepped oa my fingers, so I had to let go. For­ InnatelyShe train was slackening its . speed just then—rl really think the en­ gineer hod a handjn the matter, for he Ita usually a good fellow—and I got off teat was conducted under the direction test was conuuctcu unuer me direction : safely enough. But I had to “drill” t f —..11 iT-va.-lof r>_„ Pmf Emil Habdonk Danlkowritl, .lean of the l.mlxrs tmlrerrity. The 1 twenty miles that afternoon without a .CT to cat or a drink of water. In the Jury waa compoeed of Julia, Uoaaak, a I1 ’ * ।i far west after that experience I alpreUen? pXer, VlSoent lu^itl* 1 ways mode use of the trucks. an architect of high reputation; Julian Markowrid. a eealpt<£. A * KaUhor rr . C Ba-I • The usual time for eastern Jtarkowrit,. a renlptor; Katchor B- .ad we.tern tnuap. to .toriwuth le In towriti. .» ytl« paloter: liana pro- , October. During UH., mouth large 'Un TT°'I “!'>•<>’ rogetood. will be found LTn ' * V^T'Ol: trarrilng tow™! ■OrlehM." I once T ?“hberlt’r' °1"1 •" o» on llllnolnc«t™l freight train neer. Count George Borkowski, preri- • when .seventy-three tramps were fel­ dent of the Society of Fine Arts and low passengers, and nearly every one Prof. Emil Habdank Dauikowskl. waa bound for either Florida or LouAll models sent for competition were isiana. placed in the city hall of Lemberg, where the jury convened May 18 last, and after careful study and deliberation announced its decision. The first prize was awarded to Thad­ deus Bsroncz, a sculptor of reputation and ability. Uta model represents Kosciusko in the uniform of an American general of the revolution sitting upon a spirited horse holding aloft in his right hand the banner of freedom, with the inscription: “Free, Sovereign, independent." The rider has brought Of the 9,585 men who enlisted in the United States army last year 2u per cent, were laborers. Other calling-j were reprvrvuted as follows: School teachers, fl#; stodenta. M; druggist*, 59; photographers. 13; musicians, 914; The Alger County Republican is out for Pingree for governor In 1894. Mrs. Bruce Watson. Cedar Springs, says; “Whenever I am‘real tired and nervous I take about seven drops of Wheelers* Heart and Nerve Cure and L always obtain Instant relief. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. A majority of the Owosso factor! es are running, although not an full time. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. . Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. All but 10 Etudrata at Alma College are regular attendenta at church. ’.Then she had Children, sho garctiierj CaMoria. Tbe village marshal at. Dundee says he furnishes upwards of 30 meals a week to tramps. T. F. Anthony. Ex-Postmaster ot Promise City, Iowa, says; “1 bought ono bottle of “Mystic Cure." for rheumatism and two doses did me tuoro go<xl than any other medicine I ever took." Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Druggist, Hastings. The Methodists of Owosso are making great preparations for a world’s fair to be held this month. Rnr.uMATteM Cured In A Day.— “Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neu-\ ralgia, radically enres iu 1 to it days, action upon the system is remarkable aha mysterious. It removes at once tbe cause and tbe disease immediatiy disappears. The first dose greatly benefits, 75 eta Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Druggist. Has­ tings. E. M. Spencer has been appointed post­ master at Au Train, Alger county vice, G. A. Baldwin, resigned. Four tramps took ixM^ssion of a school near Sleo. Saturday and Sundav. and used tbe school books for .fuel. The sheriff happened along and took ibcm to jntl.' ] I ; i I j his horse to a sudden standstill, and, < rising ia the stirrups with head erect and inspired face, raised high the J standard of liberty he so dearly loved, j The horse, with his front legs dug into the ground, and through the sudden stop thrown upon his hind legs, with the rider standing erect in lhe stirrups, represents a unique and striking fig­ ure, bearing a character historically and strikingly monumental. The model arrived in Chicago a few days ago and has been set up in the PoUsh hall. Bradley and Noble streets. The pedestal of Mr. Baroncz’s monu­ ment is a marvel of beauty and sym­ metry, on one ride of whihh ta repre­ sented In ba* relief the meeting of Kosciusko with Gen. George Washing­ ton, surrounded by Gena Green and La­ fayette, President Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Pulaski and other famous men of that time; on the other side one of the battles in which Kosciusko was victorious. The whole pedestial is in excellent harmony with the figure and Is strikingly light, fresh and original. The monument will coat 440.000, of which the committee have collected 810,000, and the balance is now being raised by subscriptions. It is estimated _______________________ _____ that two years more will ba necessary to complete the monument. Tbe best salve In the world for cst*. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggiat > Reduced yhe Porum activity tar THE FORUM. Hbiic attsstloa and Is treated by ths bast authorittes, without retard to psdle* SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. THE CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST. THE BEST. OF THE GREAT REVIEWS. The Forum Publishing Company, Union Square, New York. �~ ' BUSINESS CARDS. s. FALMFHER. 0 J. M. SMITH. — fiASTiNGs Banner, H'u"!'""1"' >«™ ke- Thur»d»y, pg... ,4 lg^ lai LAW. COLUCCnOE AMD EEAX. MTATB OFFICE OF PALMERTON A SMITH Oonvevancing a specialty. Woodland. Mlcb JP M. Woodmansee. •" "« Coughing ~ I-AW and COLLKCTIOX OFFICR. urelion All business promptly attended tqj Jwiu-U Taggart Loyal E. Kuapf Arthur C. Denison. TAGGART. KNAPPEN A DENISON, LAWYERS. Rooms 811 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,. Grand fUpIdx. Michigan. E rieo ALICE KIRK, M. . Physician and Surgeon. Hastings. - - Mich. All tails promptly attended day or night Of­ fice over F. G. Stowell’s boot and shoe store M her, Dlsshe rera, I AMES A. SWEEZEY. J Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. ]’radices in all courts of tbe state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. lion, then DlsHe suit* >rovo ne tn R. E. Hy LATHROP. Homoepatblc Physician and Surgeon Office over W. H. Goodyear's New Drug Store. All calls promptly attended to. gular f1 A. SCR1BNM, M. D., • V« Physician and Surgeon, Ddtoo. Mich. ’ Office In residence, one block east ot depot A. A C. if BARBER cats, fever laius, posid. It action 3 per r, the • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded to with promptness, day or night A. SHELDON, Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. HaaODgs. Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate _*oid- on commission. General conveyancing. • Saving a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ piled from tbe Records, can furnish complete a tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. ‘ ut for leads to Consumption, stop Ue Cough, heal the Lungs and strengthen the System with Scott’s Emulsion tho Cream ot Cod-Uver OU and hypophosphites, it u palatable and easy on the stomach. Phyticicna. the world over, endorse It. Coa't ba dscehed bj SibsWas! local news, ~ * CIXCULafioN 1 This week, 80 quirei tou-—” «teotiasM leads ta coDrumpttot/ Barsapar111* before II la to late. Hood’s PHU core all liver HU. ““ Gr«»'l Ud<«doU>ler. bi- -took m'di.1"" “ -blppibr child. iStu s^.’Sis WM dlnur In,tad or . CbrUtmu u«. „“!• »< CdiroraU. wrtta to bl. ----- AND----- 1894 slnre eterti^n r ^.r ^8 not*«n one smco^iecUon,—LcHg Republican, Inr dH’ Sby* one ot Charlotte's leadbu.ltXm*.,""'1' U '°'D» »< m" „ ' ,h W -“-P'-d tbe offer lo manage a large store In the east HARPBR-B BAZAR. ILLUOTRATED. ..Habpmi's'Bazae is a Journal for tbe home. It gives the fulle-rtaud latest Information about Faablons: and Its numerous illt&trattooa. Parts are mhe.E-th,’r IS*'lho m“ wh0 was killed by aegpcnaabla alike to tbe home dress-maker and ° “'••wn et tbe Allege’ tbe proteastoual modiste. No expense is spared weeks old child. left e wUe tod lo not be pursuaded to Lake any other. Freeport has got the grip. Cartera’Extract bmart Weed will cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia with a f ew applications. W. H. Goodyear. .<^Wnh°ndred A1Won have signed a petition asking that the post-of0^g_remaln closed on Sunday. ori5m,„’"'’M°. Ldte-'sumM; or Mlllette, ceased to talk, loosing her “P^ch entirely. During seven years she did not utter a word aloud.. The other m? ot ber children from Ohio and Michigan met at home and she was so overjoyed It made her sick tbe next day and night, in tbe night she bad an aw““'™i * f'w wotd» •*“ Uoogbl Iff ,lleoco or dumb rubion. bol to ber aurprlu abe epoke elood. cod aloce ibaltlmeabe bu treel, conreraed with taJdmt ”■ Tbl* “ * ,lBI"ll,r “ » budget of wit aud humor eTenUilug is included rtf Lhuh William Black and m Short stories will be written E. WiLKrxe, Maria Louisa pool, “CTH MeEXKKr mtuart. Maaiox Harlaxd, Ou‘-41oor Sporta and In-door Games. ^.Lrt-nte.r,*lDm'‘’Jf.’ ER>broldery. aud other interesting topics will receive constant attenlUpkrtee *•* #erles 19 Promised of '-Coffee oud wrtttw’ by Mrs. Lydia Waters, of Vicksburg who was Injured In tbe recent G. R. A L wreck at Martin. Is not expected to live. ONE YEAR HARPER’S PERIODICALS. HARPER’S HARPER'S HARPER'S HARPER'S fOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. MAGAZINE............................... M 00 WEEKLY..................7...... ..te 00 BAZAR.............. .. ...7.. 4 S YOUNG PEOPLE...................... g oo Postage free to all subscribers in thc United States, Canada and Mexico. Address all orders to T?t-Vol?m7 of.the BAtA“ be*ln w,th ‘he first Number for January of each year.. When “oUme !• mentioned, subscriptions will begin with the Number current at tbe time ot receipt a THE HASTINGS BANNER. Or«,d Trunk -reek will «,T c.“b“n Bound Volumes of Harpkh’s Baxah for three years back. Iu neat ciotn binding, will be sent l~BBI____ by mall, postage paid, or by express, tree of ex­ While In Ohio last week Dr. C. D. War­ pense (provided the freight does not exceed one During tbe last twenty-two days of dollar p« volume), for F 00 per volume. November 95,978 pounds of milk were ner purchased a stock bogof the Improved »..C10th for e>dl wluine. suitable for received at the Woodland creamery, and Chester White breed. Thia breed of hogs binding, will be sent by mall, post-paid, om re­ were exhibited at the World’s fair at ceipt of Si oo each. i 1,247 pounds of butteF manufactured. Q M. FOWLER, D.D. 8. Chicago and were awarded first prizes Remittances should be made by Post -office C. C. Glasgow was elected C. C. In the In every class, receiving nearly $1560.— Money Orders or Drafts, to aveld chance of loss. iVorspcipera are not to copy thlt adver­ K. of Pi lodge at Nashville and re presen- Coldwater Republican. • ' Ofike hours 8 a m. to 3 p. ra. Utlv.to th. Grand l.od«. Tb« other ■piilLlP T. COLGRUVK, 'lhe annex lo tho Kent county jail will tisement without the express order of Hahj-kh ABkothkrs. offices are also filled by very capable men. X Attorney at l-nw not be finished until March although its Addreas: HARPER A- BROTHERS. Carter’s Extract Smart Weed will cure a completion was expected tbe 1st of Dec. t Successor to Smith Jt Colgrove.) Nrw York (Uffice iu Union block, llaautiga.) cold In one night. A doth saturated with T*ruL^itwiord, of Olivet college died Practices tn Aillhe courts of the slate. Carter’s Extract Smart Weed will cure a sore throat In one night. W. H. Good­ very suddenly Saturday morning of e. KENASTON, 1894 paralysis. Prof. Hosford la well known Ira year. • Attorney at Iaw, HARPER.8 MAGAZINE. every one who has been a student 6f iOver J. 3. Goodyear A Co.’s store.) . ILLUSTRATED. The stock holders of tho Lentz' Table Olivet college. He came there fortv-slx Prudceslu all courts ot the Mate. ColleeUous xomptly Attending to. Co., of Nashville, elected Dr. W. H. years ago and helped to build the college In Hamfkr's Magazink lor ism will maintain Youngs, president; C. E. Lentz, vice­ the forest, and taught thc first class in the lhe ciisrxi-hT that linn made kibe favorite IL K. TIMMERMAN. Hdmospathic Phy- president; C. A. Hough, treasurer; L. F- college. He was at one time state super­ liiAtraied ixrlodical for tbe borne. Among the results ent- rnriaca undertaken by the pub• siclan tun! Surgeon. Lentz, secretary, intendent of public Instruction and was a Ibbrrs.of tiicre sill appear during tbe year sub(Office ovor LatLrop’s drug store.) staunch Republican. He leaves a wife erniy liluuiated papers on Imtla by Eowu A neglected cold means Croup, Diphtht Loan U kkks. on tbe Japanese Seasons by and two daughters. erla, Sore Throat, Pneumonia, and death AifhXD P.VRSOR8. on. Germany by Poultmmy Bigklow. uu Pans by Kichahu Mahdi-su to old and young. Carter’s Extract Smart Davis, and ou Mexico by Erklkuic Kkmino Weed, if taken In time, will prevent 1L We offer Ouo Hundred Dollars reward ton. W. H. Goodyear. Am mg the other notabl- features ot tho year for any case of catarrh that cannot be cur ­ Hastings, - - Mich. will be novels by gkorok du Mauuikr ami Chaklos duducy Warnkr. tbe personal At the celebration of the 50th annlver- ed by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney A Co. Props., Toledo, O. reminiscences < f W. D. Howkllh. ami eight saiy of Mr. and Mrs.’ John R. Powers, near We the undersigned, have known F. J. short stories ot Western frontier life by Owax Nashville, four guests were present n iio Wistkr Short stories will hI»o be coutribuird SURPLUS >12.M0JW. were at the marriage ceremoney 50 years Cheney fur lhe last 15 years, and believe by Brandkk Mattbkws. RicnaKD Harding Tnedrpor&ted under the la*s of the State of ago, and the entire family of eight child­ him perfectly honorable Id all business Vlchlgite. transactions and financially able to carry ren 5jrere there also. GKOKCK A. IIIKHARD. QUKSNKV UK HKAVKKout any obligation made by their firm. pairk, Thoma.h Miuwn Fags' and others. Open for business Dec. IS. 18*8. A teaspoonful Carter’ Extract Smart West A Truax, Wholesale Druggist, Articles on topics of current interest will be contributed by dlsUugulsbtxl spec!* Kts. OFFICERS! Weed mixed with lard makes agrandoint Toledo. O. HAKPEIUS 1'EBIODICALS. D. (i. Roblnsjn, President; ment, very healing for cuts, wounds, sore Waldlng, Klnntuttui A Marvin, Whole­ throats and wherever a healing salve Is sale Druggist, Toledo, O, Cbester Messer, Vice. Pres. lARPKR'S MAGAZINE................................ 84 00 \ Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken internally HARPER'S D. W. Reynolds, Caahier. wanti'll. W. H. Goodyear. WEEKLY.....................................H 00 lAKPEH'S HAZ-R..........................................fFSO DDJtCTORS’. Fred Soule, of Ijake Odessa, had a ' bad acting directly upon the blood and mu­ HAljPEB'a YOUNG PEOPLE....................... S300 cous surfaces of the system. Price 75c, S) W. Reynolds. W. H. Power*. run away at Nashville last week. He mas per bottle. Sold by all druggifcts. Testi­ Postage free to all subscribers in D. G. Robin sou, R. B. Mercer. drawing wood and his horsee became monials free. thc United Suites, Canada, and Mexico. John Carveth. Cheater Messer. frightened at the cars, running up M.Un P. T. Colgrove. street until the wagon caught on • hy­ Eight hundred acres ot land In Ottawa The Volumes of the Magazi.nk begin with Number* f- r June ana De«-eii»bi-r <»f racb Ha^< the only savings department in In Barry drant, twisting It out of shape and smash- county are devoted to celery culture, and tbe yew. When no lime la mentioned, subscnptioas (V.hnty and pays 4 p--r ceuXlnterert on all rime tbe wagon into kindling wood. the number will be doubled-next year. will begin wlib tbe Number current al rite time fisMuta. of receipt of onlrr. Bound Volumes of Hauckrs , Every mother should keep a bottle of Department Commander Kidd has or­ M Art azixk for three years back. In neat cloth — 'Carter’s Extract -Smart Weed In the house. dered that all Michigan Grand Army posts binding, will be sent hy mail, post-paid, on re-A When the Hile one cornet, home with wet shall be inspected before December 20. celpt of >3 oo per volume. Cloth Case*, for bind­ ing. M cents each—by male. po»t-oaid. feet »nd chilled, a hot sling of Carter’s Ex­ Marj' Montier, a Pontiac girl visiting In RMtttaaOM should be mvlo by Post office tract Smart Wied will prevent taking Flint last October, fell on a defective Money Order or Draft, lo avoid eLance ot loss. cold. Children like it. It Is as pleasant •Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Milk Shake and sidewalk and broke a leg. She has com­ newspafters arc not to copy this adver­ as lemonade. W. 11. Goodyear. Pepsin Cherry Tonic at menced a suit against the city ot Flint for tisement without thc exi>ress order of A hot sling ot Carter’s Extract Smart 810,000 damages. "IXL* “TO?i a BrnrrHiBs. Weed will ent tbe mucous phlegm out of Rev. Katnerer, of Gfand Haven will Nkw York lhe throat and lungs In a few hours, mak­ establish a German colony near (hat city. ing it a sure cure and qulc kcure and pre­ Most of the families will be Chicago Where you can get ICE CREAM, CON­ ventive of Croup, Dlph theria, Sore Germans who are moving to the western 1894 FECTIONARY and anything In the line Throat. Pneumonia, etc., as these troubles part of Michigan In great numbera. all come from a neglected cold. W. H. HARPER'S WEEKLY. of FRESH BAKERY GOODS. < The people of Falmouth, Missaukee ILLUSTRATED. Goodyear. '*■— . Douoh-nut forget IL county, arc noted for their modesty, but Job Cheesebrough received an order most of them are kicking now because a HAKPKJrt WKKKLT Is beyond all question Tuesday for 25 dux rakes, ther first order neighbor bas presented the Reformed tbe leading Journal In America, In Its •plen0l<1 received this winter. Formerly at this llluslratfona. In Us con* of dlsUDgntabed con­ church with an organ, and theycannot -------- ' tributors, and In its vast army of readers. In lime of the year orders were coming in find out who it is. special line*. It draws on the n'aheat order ot rapidly and a full force of men were at talent, tbe men best fitted by position-and train­ work getting tbe stock ready for shipment. ing to treat tbe leading topics of tha day. In tbe most popular story-writers «»>!ribBut times have changed and the factory, is An acid which exists In sour milk and flctlou. ute to Ita columns, buberb drawlnp by thr fore­ closed. He thinks they will reeume work cider, called lactic acid; la believed by most artists Illustrate its special arrietaa. ite about Jan. 1st.—Freeport Herald. physicians to be the cause of rheuma- storiM. and every notable event of paMlc Inter­ itcoatalns portraits of the dtstlngulslied Married, at the' residence of N. S. tlam. Accumulating in Ute blood, it at­ act: J^n and s££en who are making the History of Barnes, of Maple Grove. Wednesday eve­ tacks tbe fibrous tissues la tbe Joints, and theUme. while special attention Is «!’'’*> 10 ning. Nov. 29th, by Rev. G. W. Tullilll of causes agonizing pains. What Is needl'd the Army and Navy. Amateurboorts. and Music Bellevue. J. H. Martens, of KaJamo, to Is a remedy to neutralize Lhe acid, and to Mias Gertrude Barnes; with Miss Ada so Invigorate the kidneys and liver that Moore of Assyria and Fred Barnes as all waste will be carried off. Hood's brides-mild and groome-roan, and Miss SarsaparHIa Is heartily \recotntr.ended by critical character of tbe review. HARPER* PRR10MCALS. Ida Moore maid of honor. Tbe affair was many whom It has cure# of rheumatism. Pkh YBAMt in every particular a brilliant one.—Belle­ It possesses just tbe desired qualities, and ao thoroughly purifies the blood as to vue Gaxette. Rev. O. H. Johnson, of Freeport by re­ prevent occurrence of rheumatic attacks quest of managers of the World’s fair We suggest a trial of Hood's Sarsaparilla PostaysFrec to all subscribers in the furnished some curiosities built inside of by all who buffer from rheumatism. It Acknowledges no Superior. United States, Canada and Mexico. THIRD STAGE OF CATARRH. P. DRAKE, M. D„ HASTINGS MNNEK three . 'rings, <1 and ops of and I by W. th New York Wy Tribuae Offiee over Holloway’s drug store. OHov henrs from 3 lo 4 p. ra. Telephone, eon nectlag with residence, at Holloway's drug StQMf for O. for for What is A lege are CASTORIA F Hastings City Bank, Castoria. ? says ho week to aster of night- one leumatism than', any Id by W. e making fair to bo k Day.— and N’eudays. li­ kable and • the causedisappears. IKiSt. n«s- • Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other NQCcotio substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ .use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates ,tho food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. “ Castoria ta so well adapted to children that good effect upon i DRINK IGE. GREflM SODA, inted postounty vice. Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T. Our physicians in thn children's depart which I am acquainted. I hope tho day Is not far distant when mothers will consider the real stead of the various quack nostrums which are morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending ALWAYS SMOKE 4 1847 py- ar. THE BEST n ----- is THE------------------------------- MOST POPULAB REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST > Cent Cigar HRS THE LRRGEST CIRCULRTIOH. In The Market J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. ,5 Inta parties $3,000.00 A YEAR FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS. If you want work that ta plearent xml profitable, sendu« your addie>» immediately. We tench men linment. The Inter Ocean experience, aud furuidi the employment at winch they can make that amount. Nothing difficult to learn or that require, much lime. The work is easy, healthy, aud bottorubje, and can be do u« dur­ ing daytime or evei.-li<g«, right in your own local, ity, wherever ymi live. The .result Viz,,...' . ■ a.of • few & g rYorfc. ■ ook brinXal Of sdvlee ta free to all. Help yourft* u ~Bot l0-“0CTO** ■is t J C. ALLEN A CO., Avourra, IP1 mains. he revived a | aCSa« by txprew and apou opening it he found the globes with tbe contents in a pile and one of tbe globes broken. Besides this there was 81.00 express charges for him to pay. Ex-Postmaster Stephen S. Schantz is now enjoying freedom fox the first time In four years, having turned over the post-office, with its attendant cares and reaponslbllltles. which he has guarned so well, until the political axe came along and "cut off his head.” Mr. Schantz has made a careful and efficient officer, and when anol her republican president shall have been elected would be a good man for tbe place again.—Woodland News. The Volumes of the WBMMM begin with, the Dow Conswmptton Begins nnd Ends. flret Number ter January W.. uo time is mentioned, suhMripUons will beglt. In tbe third or last stage of chronic with the Number current at tbe time of receipt catarrh lhe thickened and swoolen mem­ of order. branes become thlu and shiny and the Bound rswi sputa thick and ot a wry offensive odor. tb-ee years hack. In noe* doth binding, will be mil by mall, postage paid, or by exprets (pvcfr Unless something Is done to prevent, tbe vld««l the freight does wd exceed ouo dollar |»r the catarrh will follow the mucous men- volume), ter 17 Wper volume. Cftb Case* h»r volume. brane Into lhe lungs, where It will be bindfug. *111 be seat by mail, postpaid, on followed by cough, night-sweats, rapid b. n>«t® b, MMk. loss of flesh, and tbe other dread sysapMoney Order or Draft, to avoid chance of Ions. toms of consumption. How few prop'* Newtpapert art not to copy this adseem to realize this truth! Who has not seen the victim of eonaumpiioQ struggling vrrtisment u-Uhoul the express order oj for life In the fatal grasp of Its last Mages? The unnatural brightness of their flawy anxious eyes, the hectic flush of tbelr sunken checks, lhe dilated nostrils, and NEIGHBORING COUNTIE8deep srpulchurai voice, the panting breath .nd fluttering heart, the frightfully The Plainwell Agricultural Society at rmancijtaterl form, lhe hopefulness of the tbelr annual meeting elected Geo. Ander­ patient and the hopelessness of the atson, president and W. H. Cooper, secre­ trndenta—«H make a pathetic pktonwhich Is far too common. A alight cough tarya little hoarsBoss. or only a sore tnrart. A farm house belonging to Geo W. was tbe beginning, which being Drain­ Bush at Goblrville burned to the ground ed, led t*1 <n end so disastrous, that no last week. The Central hotel there came on an l> rf^Mtf.UwrtPUnn. IVnearly going In the same way but was dis­ rn n, !»»«• In Umn ne»« l«U. In •”•« covered in time to save U. ■rwh ■ sari reu'iit. Those who detire further particulars Charlotte Maccabees raised 895 for the Abodld aernl for a tree copy of "VH»«Ue miners In the north. one of the latest and best Eaton Rapids la to have a new W«eWy books publfsbed on catarrhal diseases. TERM9 BY FwffAII— MILY (without Sunday), $6.00 par year. 8EMI-VEEKLY, . . $2.00 - ’ NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. WtateM MteUtgau. „ I nth- Circuit Court for the Ctuntyof Barry. Marali J. Hare, Una Bare. Notice h hereby riven that on th* Vwl d*y flI X.Ssr t D 181* a Writ of Attachment war duly tiwit. 4 **• •’« County of HjiYv.at ib-eult ot -tarnh J. Bare, the above n-un-d Hata'Itf. against lands. for the of HM*. *hl1, tamableme ICuda* d N.*-m’**”**• iM^.ui.in» a> oi Altona) terFtalntlfl. w.oo - ®F CURRENT LITERATURE. ASPS,,, '£ “XHSf W.-’K s Bsortra.^ DAILY (with Sunday), f&M p* WEEKLY, The Weekly Inter Ocean A8 A FAMILY PAPER IT EXCELS A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors, Of RIGHT ADDITIONAL PAGES, making ta aU SIXTEEN PAGES. TM» Bi^fl met, containing SIX PAGES OF READING MATTER and TWO FULL-PAG® ILLUSTRATIONS, It alone worth the price charged fox tbe. paper. THE INTER OCEAN 13 PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, the newt and comtawr. cial center of all west of tbe Allegheny Mountain*, end ia better adapted to DOLLAR PER YEAS. Addreaa THE INTER OCEAN, Chicafo. For a abort time wo will seed the Haatia.a Banner and Weekly Inter Ocean, the two papers lor only one dollar per year c in advance, to Barry County Readers. Those .at •< ceirary gr. aj ”” COOK BROS. �?. . J -I •tor pocket took caaalM it carefully for a school bouse near Battle Creek by smashing In a window and kindled a fire with the childrens sclxwl books, using a large number for the purpose. Then the building Is apt twbe set on fire by tbe for whose benefit we print this Item. careless manner In which them* roving A little care A asoting of the stockholders of the fellows leave the stove. Masuags City Bank was held in tbe bank taken in thl* matter will often save the district quite * sum In repairing damages yarlecN yesterday and the following done by midnight inauradars. cert wd directors were reelected:— Onr contemporary, the Journal, teems to feel especially sad In regard to tbe City ■Ihu W. Reynolds—Cashier. Directors:—D. G. Robinson, Cheater Directory. We acknowledge that tha Di­ Messer. Dan W. Reynolds, W. H. Power*, rectory Is very incomplete, but that was no Jqfea Csrvath, R. B. Messer, P. T. Col- business or fault of ours. We simply con­ tracted to do the printing and that wasal>, tbe man who got up the book furnishing Ttr. SevrulUr rxy AdvrelUU .1 B.tUe us with the names. The man who got up Creek;-aud probably elsewhere, believe tho Directory went to all the printing offi­ that all tbe signs that are to precede the ces in the city and to Grand Rapids and earning of the last days, as prophesied In got blds. Tbe Banmeu got tho job, got out the Bible, have now been tulfilled, and, the work according to contract and got It although they rafuse to set an actual day out in a way that was more than satisfact­ for the second coming of Christ, they be­ ory to the man, got our pay for It and the lie re that event to be at hand. It may be man went away well pleased as all our pa­ stated hurt’ that very many eminent theo­ trons do. Had our contemporary got the job logian* o( other denominations are fl rm in the Directory would no doubt have the belief that wc of to-day are living lb just filled “a long felt want” and would the Saturday night of tbe world’s week have been very complete in every detail of and that the Millennial Sabbath is about course. But he didn’t get tbe job and now he is suffering from an aggravated case of • Two very pleasant social features of' •Sour grapes." last week were the companies given by A Good MMfulac. Mra. M. E. Kevins and Mias Grace Mess­ Worthington's Magazine for December er at -Cheater Messer's home on Broadway, <m.F*rid*y. In the afternoon about fiftj» comes to hand filled as usual from cover ladim were present and played pedro. Mra to cover with good things. If one dips John Goodyear winning the head prize. Into this charming Magaxihe on any one In th* evening a large number of ladies page he will not willingly lay It aside un­ nd gewltenien. were there. The head til the last page has been read. No great­ pctaea were won by Mrs. T. Diamond and er compliment ocwld be paid to It* highly । entertaining quality. It is a pleasure to wgru .<«trved lhe rooms were cleared of review it, an Inspiration to read it Its kkbfaM. aud those present engaged tn “trip- publishers alm to give that which la best ptog the light fantastic,” for some time. in literature, and that they have succeeded 1'wfah to'makeidMln a part of Mr. Sld- in pleasing the public Is evidenced by the very large circulation It has obtained dur­ Tlam'i statetovnt In regard to my going out dr thbhusineM when he and Mr. Hartman ing the first year of ft* existence. It Is brilliant, clean, Instructive, eminently mti*fii]>ed'iuy X Interest. Hi* true we readable, and every number is rich with tofruWed 80580 to use In the business but ihis wml h*fi Id'lhe mill In the way of beautiful Illustration*. It has made giant strides tbe past year and 1* now an es­ zueMnrddlse on hand and -Bills reeelveabtai*,*M>d.sb<Hild‘not be counted as a tablished favorite In thousands ef homes. debt. -, I did not cqpic here with the in- It always offers something suited to tbe special needs and tastes of each member IcpUqm.of buring, but was asked to buy. of the household.. Indeed Its whole Idea is centered in tbe home. There la no Mheavy to alLthe member* of the Co., other Magazine just llk«* It, not one that thnyhave not As. yet censured Mr. Sldis so welcome to the whole family. In this respect It stands alone among its com­ Yotira truly, petitors, for it appeals Jo all from oldest 4 R. ?. F. Dodds. to youngest as no other Magazine doer. 1 f b*r. wants to see flue Christmas pres Its illustrated papers, charming stories, rent* girtord ho awrertd visit Archie McCoy’s delightful essays, and novel departments fufWurt* store. From hl* long connee- make it unique in design and especially CjiViViib the (uruieure bus lues*, bl* nat­ Interesting from tbe first page to the last. ural’adaptability toil and hia knowledge 82.50 per year, 25 cents a single num­ of vrt’aTThe people io this vKlnlty demand, ber. For sale by all newsdealer*. be iiVetter prepared than ever to please every'obe desiring nice, tasty furniture at Hartford, Conn. mbderd prices. He ha* furniture of all Subscriptions for this choice Magazine •IdnfB from th4> eheapeat to the best, but will be receiv *d and forwarded by the viadtf a specialty of buying medium pric publishers of this paper. ed good* tn suit Ute time*. We doubt if tkrre |* a better assorted, cleaner, freshen Mock Gf furniture of Its siae In the state Look at it! The Michigan Central has Of Mictdgau to<fay. Thl» should be a pointer for those desiring to- bny Chribl- arranged with one of the best publishing bouses in the United States for a beauti­ m*x/pr<toijnt*—go early and make your so fully printed series of World’s Fair pict­ Jecqumji. ures, to be known as the Michigan Cen­ ‘ ' <1 * better arilde ha* anywhere appear­ tral’s Portfolio of Photographs of the ed atiout the World'* Fair than that World’* Fair. wfxsrtl by Mr*. Alice Freeman Palmer in The original photographs would cost lAbeuiber numbar ot The Forum no not les* than a dollar a piece, but the “Borno Permanent Results of the Fair," it Michigan Central enables you to get 15 w<y*W he bard to find ik She concludes pictures for 10 cents. herarrieteby saying that ‘the greatest It’s the finest. It’s the most complete. thing wa* the total, glittering, tnurtnurIt’s tbe best. It cannot be beaten. ' rcalful. magical, evanescent Fair If yon saw the World’* Fair, you want ItadA. seated by tbe blue waters, wearing It as a perpetual souvenir of a memorable the-firo crowns, servea by "novel boatmen, visit. •Ad-with the lap »o full of treasure that If you didn’t get there, you want ,thl* a* pteq^ by piece it was held up. It shone, _to see what you missed, and to. fill your w»* wotidcre<t at, and was lost again In mind with It's beauty and glory of the the pile. This amazing spectacle will White City. ffiph for years upon the inward eye of oar Call on the nearest Michigan Central people, and. be a joy of tbelr. solitude." ticket agent and be will famish you with the first part and tell you more altout IL itatMta to be given at tbe. Presbyterian pirch rtext week Wednesday lhe 20th for tbfi beoefit ot th* church. The luMichigan's succbmIu! specialist will be afxtndeutal part nf tho program will be furtuUed by Mtaaes Quinn, William and at the Ford house. .Sunday. Dec,, nth. fidsantx uU the piano. Messers Reed, Tbe explanation for Dr. Bennett's un­ Wopd. Seward aud Miss Rider with vjo- rivaled sneers* In curing piles, never tliML cornet and boarvlol, Messrs Myers, missing a case, be they ever so . bad. long WlitigUM and Ttrro, mandolin and guitars. standing, no matter what exemplification Uro vocalist* ah ne would prove a draw­ lies In this fact, he knows the difference ing card* Mr*. Hendershott. Mrs. Greble, between Inffamatlon with Its res tilts snd Mieseff Messer, Grigsby, Michael. Rider. bunted blood vessels. Does not heat M«e«$ Foote. Nelsou, Grigsby, Sutton them ar one thing, simply gets them well ■and others- Thu ticket* are 25 cent* and and they remain no. He wants all the ran b< purchased of F. L. Heath or Al­ old chronica, who have failed to get re­ bert Umdj. Let every one who can be lief from other sources to come and get praoou^ and not only upend a delightful bls new Ideas about them and then judge for themselves. Go see him. He talks to eyealng. but help ou a good cause. all. I. • ‘ 'A4 hiatn pie of what a little saving at a Sfao will amount to when carried on tor a Stoekholdera Wee Ung. ifc.w gctfrs'^ia detaourtrated in a very MaoWtag mauaer U» thto city last week. The annual meeting of the stockholders ViMytaTuw years ago a farmer living but of tbe Boatings Chair &‘ Table Company »a!few miles ttran Cheelty had a mortgage will be held at the office of saM Company, m hi* fam. Little by UlUe the Hasting*. Mich., on Tuesday, January aqaaateil Rais rod*red unUl last weak tbe Sth. A. D., 1824, at one o’clock, p. iu. Uta* moquhL ot the mortgage was R. B. Messer, President MtawUUqgov«r»5M. Tbe good wife had M. L. Cook. Sec’y. Hastings, Mich, December I2th, '28. . her share In saving In every way and vdkMveu’twe than that Unix-kiJowu to H**r kiuban.l »ba bad laid away small auMunte realized from the sale of butter _T!ckettr now on sale to Pacific Coast .and egg* until last week she came te tbe points on account of the California Mid­ Ogy.Mhg wiped >»ut tbe last cent of in­ winter Exposition vta toe Michigan Cen­ . tofclifnn“ OQ the farm which now h free tral. For rates and routes enquire at Mich­ -MMf dear frpm. all incumbranceTbe igan Central Ticket Office. TPOr*<lsJuil of talk of bow the farmers C. R. OsBOBX. eapAWteUy are getting in debt deeper and dj»ep<T.. bat example* of thia go to show far belter than the blatant routings of bckeuilng polltietans of what can be Name and residence. •4ooe It one ha*1 the heart and encourage < Edward J. Hartman. Csrltou >79 1 Mabel Stewart. Ro1Hm Prairie Hou. V.T.OolxroT. (in. I Tory tnttmt Im MOTOUl ot IM IMOtlOK 0< O«. C.n>»kmCa mJ Uw Supremo Lodj. offlom (n M K. l» order In W«s6lu«B>o Dre. etlL'A-n aululwm waa pawed by Congress <4viUg ’h»- IwwuU'h! Mun'-iiueut ground*, whir.ii i»i’u on the Putomae river, to tha •Kalrtis «>f Pvtblaa for eamping purpoee* M U0UFS6IV6S Wh<*irt, white SH^p Turkey* live, 8. Tnrky*. Created. n sHsatrn sxtx NoUoe I* hereby given that by virtue of * writ of Ftari FariaalnMd cut of and aider tbe seal of the Circuit Court tor the County of Barry and State of Mlchtgan. to me directed and deUvervd and ngalust the Roods and chat­ twenty-vlnth day of June. A. 0.. mb. levy upon thefo'lowlnx deoertbad real estate situated in the township of Irving. Barry County. Michi­ gan. to-wtt UiB north east quarter (fc) ot the north east quarter [«<] and Ute west half <H) of tha north west quarter (Mi of ranae nine (8J earths s» tn the । [kJ of oi sec uijny [301 township tour [41 north rangy eight IS] west and south eaet quarter [Ml of south eart qnar- Make a Christmas present that is useful I have a large, new stock of Gold Eye Glasses and Spec­ tacles, After making the present to your friend, the glasses can be adjusted to fit the eyes free of charge. When you have done this you certainly will have arrived at the same opinion as all others who have seen.them—THEY CAN’T BE BEATEN. Large stock of felts and rubbers. Don't go with wet teet this weather. It wont pay you when you can bR. q. W. LOWRY. get rubber goods so cheap at F. Q. STOWELL’/ of south west quarter township four [41 w all of whleh 1 shan expose tor suie at public auction or vendue to the hl* best bidder as tbe law direct* at the north front door of the Court house Iu the city of Hast Inn in said county of Barry and Slate of Michigan, (that Mtag where tbe Circuit Court tor the said Barry. State of Mlchlgaa Is hoktaa) a day of February. A. 67.1«H. at one o’clock In tbe af ' ternooo ot that day. Dated -at tbe city of Hastings, thl* 13th day r December, A. D., 18*3. Philip w. Bunn ass. . Coder Sheriff. [Practice econoht DO INGS Christmas is coming and your habits of economy should be observed even then. But yon Especially in hard times. DO NOT FAIL will want to buy something. Christmas wouldn’t Tie Christmas if you didn’t remember your friends or relatives TO CALL AT HICKS & SDCnGC'S TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Store for a set of Fine China Dishes, also FANCY and STAPLE Cups and Saucers, For with something, If you don,t feel like buying a $35.00 chair, buy a $5.00 chair; if you don’t want a $40 rug, buy a We are especially well prepared to give you what you want this year and at prices that will please you. We have plenty of high priced goods, but we’ve made a specialty $6 rug. in buying lees expensive goods and we can certainly please you. Bread and'MHk Sets, A. McCOY Fancy Bow!*, PRICES Sugar and Creams, Doll*, On Uanqnet Lamps -or Hanging Lamps we are lower than any house in Hastings. Doll Chairs, WANTED Doll Bed Steads. DoUCabe, Doll Swing*. Dull Cradle*. COME IN Doll Bureaus, Doll Side Boards. Doll Desks, etc.,. J can show you the finest line of ROBES, SWELL BODY and PORTLAND CUTTERS ever shown in Hastings, and at prices that are sure to win. Baskets, Banks. Tin Toy*. pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do Black Board*. Child* Block*. Childs Dishes, Mat.h Safe*. CUSTOM SAWING Doll Trunk*. Childs Picture H -k*. Drum*. Tamborlnea, P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. Childs Brooms, Light or heavy, cast or steel shoes, with bolsters or log bunks. Boys Saw and Baek. We now have our stork of toys nearly J. L WILKINS, omplete and will sell at prices all can reach, at Horse Blankets Still going prices. at ag’t wholesale JESSE JOWNSENO THE RACKET Opposite Roller Mill Between r you save time you save money. Yon can save a vast Iamount of time if you are look­ ing for i'rto..«0. or any kind of building mater ial, by coming directly to uu and not only that, you will gave money by buying of ug. Wipt* lb'«>-* ground* for drill purpoaes. to Robert Gallant!. 4 2V*£3CI To do this step into my store and criticalexamine thoee Ladies Shoes made by Ross Levis & Pifer, of Rochester, N. Y. We are posted in onr business and du enough of it to SPEAKING Of imitations—did yon know that all oak stoves ------’ he ROUND OAK—Beckwith’• is the truthful fact. See the you might be deceived. SEE Sold only by � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-12-21.pdf 78bc9a70b3784937fd7d3f326266e7a3 PDF Text Text (’ -v v The best Advortu- ' ' x- , • ‘ Hastings ■ Banner. VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 34. HASTINGS, MICH, DECEMBER, 21, 1893. Hastings Banner calby Y. aticm. COUNTY NEWS. will all The blacksmith shop will have a man at the forge this week with a good recom­ mend aa a good hone shoer—The revival meetings jMt week brought a few of the worldly people to Christ Rev. Ford, of Augusta;- a very able • minister, helped carry on the meetings aud will be with us this week—We are at this writing soon expecting a large railroad meeting for the raising of a bonus which is held out for us to pay—Dr. Chandler at tote writing Is Improving—We are having a very nice postoffice department—Ida Chandler who has been spending some time to Ann Arbor is now at borne—Every body get ready for the Christmas boat Christinas night, all are Invited—The girl that used to be Matty Sheffield has a very flue ten pound boy. N’T and thia caa If you want any Cutters,Bob Sleighs Robes or- Blankets, Stoves, Hardware of any kind call on, your ; you ’t be iitivea The Hastings Troupe composed of- the boy choir and assisted by the Misses Una Quinn, Eva and Ida Hurd gave an enter­ tainment at the G. A. IL Hall, Lacey. Wed. eve., Dec. 13, and to say that the program was wt 11 rendered would be a small recommend for them. The Com­ pany Intends giving several ’ entertain­ ments and should this be the case, all will do well in hearing them If possible. One of Lacey’s listeners. IRA VANz The Hardware Man, UNION BLOCK, HASTINGS, MICH. . | < . moo buy a what We jcialty pleaao What do you think of this? Men’s $1.25 Socks go this Week for 90c Rubbers for overjtherh for $1.25 Total Cost of rig $2.15. And it is a good one. ices to Buyers Cloverdale. The L. A. Soctaty meets this week on Friday at the residence of Mrs, Mina Adams—Public spirit seems to be lacking arouud here in regard to Christmas—The prevailing disease, la grippe Is still on the rampage In this vicinity—Mrs. Rich­ ard Johncox, Mrs. Graham*. John Horn, Harvy Adams and some others are pros­ trated with grip—Stephen Sprague Is still very sick although some better at this writing—Win. McCallum visited bls par­ ents last Sunday. Wm. Is the happy father of a brand new girl baby—Mrs. Carrie Mosher is now living with her par­ ents—The bunting party have returned home from Gun Swamp but the turkeys that they went after are still at large— Llbble McCallum spent last week at home —I forgot to say that Archy Anderton is down with the grippe and Alex McCitittim is at Marshall superintending Mr. Ander­ son’s affairs—Wm. Chamberlin Is fork­ ing for Mr. Walbert—Mrs. Eugene Deck is* keeping house for her brother RobertJames H. Ryan and James A. Ryan are attending to the chores for ’their uncle John Coney, who is just recovering from the grippe—Our school Is progressing finely, under the management of Mr. Jones, but the school house Is too far away and It does seem as though we ought to do something about having a school house in Cloverdale—Corr Hayes has Just relumed from a visit to friends at Marcel­ lus—Professor Taylor had some difficulty In reaching here a week ago last Monday evening, he having a horse who wander­ ed from the road. But the Profeesvor Is a hustler and after some slight mishaps such as upseltlug his cutter a time or two he reached here lu time to oiganize a large singing class. Claude Price was at Suufield TuesdayMr. and Mrs. Jake Felghnef were called to Ohio by telegram last week on account of the severe Illness of their daughter. But later the rest of the family were sent for and they took the Sunday midnight train for the same place—Mr. John Heckathom and family are victims of la grippe —Adalbert Taylor who has been vlslttog relatives in this place has returned to hla home at Manchester—Mrs. W. I. Marble and mother are visiting friends in Grand Rapids and will be Joined later by - W. 1. Marble, who will visit bis father at Har­ bor Springs before returning—Mr. Isaac Purkey and family, of Detroit, are guests of Mrs. Purkey’s father Mr. Bock. Fratnavtllo. Call and see us. woollen & Bronson. nt ne uius iw front swrt. COME IN I can show you the finest line of. ROBES, SWELL BODY -and PORTLAND CUTTERS over shown in Hastings, and at prices that I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some price. are sure to win. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I ■will still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ stering and repairing. Light or heavy, cast or steel shoes, with bolsters or log bunks. XOTICE Horse Blankets Jefferson St Furniture Still going Store. prices. at wholesale JESSE ' OWNSEND. ite Roller Mill. with Jeosla Buskirk In Hopkins—Mrs. Cooledge returned from Grand Rapids where she has been for the last two months —Waiter Hunt la on the sick list also Bi­ mer King— Alonson Clark, an aged gen­ tleman died Bunday the 17, at the resi­ dence of Wm. Ives with whom be bad made bls home for a number of years. The funeral will occur Wednesday at 11 o’clock, a. m. Ross Pbelpa of Kendall is visiting his sister Mra. ficribboer—Mr. and Mra. Hal­ lock are the happy parents of a son born the 14th.—C. A. VanAmburg has moved bls stock of goods to Caledonia—Mra. Cooper has been visiting at Creasy the past week—Mrs.‘Tolllea is visiting In Kal­ amazoo the past week—Mre. Henry Rob­ inson of Dowling formerly of this place Is visiting at Mra. Tolls— H. C. Boynton made a business trip to Kalamazoo—Al a regular review of Barry Tent No. 879 K. O. T. M. the following officers were elect­ ed for the year of ’94:—Commdr, H. C. Boynton; Lt. Commdr., G. A. Mantle; R. K.. C. A. Scribner; F. K., C. F. Moreau; Chaplain, Rev. J.C. Chase; Phys., B. H. Hnested: Serg’L, G. U. Sprague; M. of A.. H. D. fitayman; tat. M. of G.. H. Danieta.- tad. M. of <L, W. Whlltimorr: Senft-. F. G. Adams; PIch’L. H. F. Adams—Thomas Blackman died Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock. Complications of the La Grippe was the cause of his death. Jop Wood of lensing la looking after his farm at this place and putting up blackboards whenever required—Henry Hammond has learned to make cigars, as be Is confined to his bed or chair it is a good business for him—C. Cook and wife of Middleville was at Geo. Ingrams the fore part of the week—A cap social was held at John Baker*» Friday night to buy books for the school—Henry and Lena Schmelker have gone to Ohio visiting—A dance at Grange hall last Saturday night A good attendance and a good time—Miss Young, late of Grand Rapids has come to keep house for her father—Old Mr. Leavitt lost his last cow Friday. He is old and unfortunate. It might be a good deed to buy him another by contribution. Cuat* Orora. Mr. Gewgaw after spending the past season with E. Band I e, now returns to city life In Detroit—A. X Barnum after a few days suffering from brain trouble Is able to be out again—Betsey Towscnd is not any better and cannot live mucn long­ er—Frank Wolf it contracting colds and grippe and thinks be has more than his share—Grandma Jobnsot) Is very feeble In health—Uncle Jesse Cotton is again under the doctort care—Homer Wood i\nd wife of Hastings visited John Marks one day last week—A few days ago the freight on our R IL was loaded so heavy that In starting from our station it could not make the grade until backhig nearly a mile, then under the full motion It was able to go on—Wm. Smith Is busy caring for a carbuncle on his hand—Eugene Dav­ enport and family spent Sunday with G. W. Coats—Who will say they ever saw as much winter as we are having this season of the year—Allow us to say “A Merry Christmas” to all the patrons of the Bann eh—1803 will noon be In the past. Are we all ready to try to Improve In doing better the coming year than we have In past car’?. S James Morgan who has purchased the A. Dowling farm has moved on the Car­ veto farm for ttje winter as the former place will not bi vacated before spring— Revival meetings continue at the M. E. church this week—Christmas will be ob­ served by the Cong's, with a Ferris wheel and tree, by the Baptists in the same way and by the M. E. with two trees and a pyramid -Geo. 8. Bassett goes to Lan­ sing next week to attend the state teach­ ers association—The funeral of Mr. Enoch Sylvester of Yankee, firings who died suddenly last Friday, occurred Sun­ day. Deceased was well advanced in years and was father of Mra. B. A. Almy of thia village—No service at the Cung’l. church next Sunday—Dra Taylor and A. Hanlon of this village and Dr. E. O. Ban­ Ion of Wayland performed a very success­ ful surgical operation last Tuesday In amputating the foot of Stella Webb. WHOLE NO. 2010 dent and Clarence Hammond secretary. Meet every Wednesday eve at the Grange Hall. Programs consists of essays, reci­ tations and music—There will be a Christmas tree at Milo church on Satur­ day eve instead of Christmas eve—The following persons took train at Milo le consult Santa Claus as to the childrens ed to return up to and Including January tad 1394- Between all local points on this company’s lines in the United States and B. W. Johnson, Mrs. J. K. Flowers, Mra. Canada, except the Toledo Division. Also to Lewis Williams, Mra. Bush, Henry Pen­ points on the Grand Rapids and.- lndiana. . nock and Rob Northrope. The writer and Chicago and West Michigan Ry’sf cautioned them or some of them about Half tickets for children will be sold fo spending 55c. wheat—A well posted lady half the above rate. C. R. OsBO as, with a wink ef one eye remarked “Things are cheap we dn not have to pay the rub­ ber tariff now see—Well the depot and Obltuarr. private houses will reveal many bidden Simon G. Russell, died at his home Christmas treasures Saturday eve—Mra. Dee. 9, 1890, In Orangeville township, of RobL Marshall of Prairieville visited your heart failure resulting from an attack of city last week and returned to-dey—Hon. la grippe. Mr. Rusnell was born July 33, D. R. Cook of your city left the train al 181® Id Rnaaell Haloden Co. Maae., his Milo on his way to RobL Marshall’s. D. parents soon moving to Portage Co., (Jbrat, R. please stop at the house on the town where bls early life was spent. In 1851 poor farm. You wUl find a bed there that be married Mias Charlotte Arthur of the the Rev. Culp said was good enough for same place where they resided until the a presiding Elder to sleep In. fall of 1881 at which time be moved to Orangeville, Barry Co.. Mich, where be C. E. Goodwin has located at llhica— resided until his death. He leaves an Mra. Townsend mother of Rickard Town- aged wife and a daughter Mrs. O. B. Dia­ mod died at his home Tuesday about noon mond of the same place tomoorn his lots. —J. Wilcox and family of Irving were at Mr. Russell was held In high esteem end M. B. Brooks over Sunday—W. I. Marble will be missed by a larg* circle of friends. The relatives wish to retnm their heart­ waa at Lansing Monday—Mrs. J. 3. Boise Jr. from Iowa Is visiting at F. C. and F. felt thanks for all service rendered in T. Boise—O. M. Bullinger is suffering their late afflictions. with La Grippe—C. T. Hough ditto—Mr. and Mrs C. W. Smlthcxpect to start for There Is a beautiful picture of a beauti­ their winter home attfJrlande Florida tbla. ful car which was on exhibition to Chicago week—Mra. R. T. mMIn of Jonesville la during the closing days of the world’s visiting her daughter Mrs. C. L. Glasgow fair, and Is how making a tour of Michigan —R. E. Sturgis was at Pontiac last week for the first time. It represents Florida —J. B.*Mllls Is still on tin sick list—H. In general and the St. Augustine and In­ W. Walratli was at Middleville the fore dian River railway In particular. It con­ part of the week. tains complete and marwkma state in­ Several of our church going people at­ tended the semi annual meeting of the Tbornapple and Irving S. S. Association at Freeport Wed. Dec. 13tb. They report a good attendance, an interesting program, and speak very highly of the hospitality of the Freeport people—Mrs. Zerby died very suddenly last Wed. evening. . She had been engaged in household duties all day. Being taken Suddenly very 111 a neighbor waa hastly summoned wlio. on her arrival, found Mra. Zerby onconcloua, and she died In a few moments. Iler physical! attributes her death to organic heart trouble. Her remains were taken to her former home In Ohio for burial. She leaves a husband and one daughter who have the sympathy of many friends—The death of Enoch Sylvester, an aged and re­ spected resident of Yankee Springs oocured on Thursday morning Dec. 14th. He had recently been very ill from La Grippe but had apparently recovered. He ate a hearty breakfast and afterward remarked bow well he felt. He took up bls’ papers and sat down to read. Bls daughter. Mrs. Frank Sylvester, noticing something pe­ culiar in bls expression, spoke to him. Re­ ceiving no answer she summoned her bus­ band. but the father was dead. Another case of heart failure. The friends will miss his kindly pleasant ways but he has "fallen asleep". His funeral was held at the Methodist church at Irving oh Sabbath afternoon Dec. 17th—Mrs. Aluiy and Mra. Grosephene of Middleville Mrs. L. B. Hitts Of Irvine. Dr. Wm. Sylvreter of Detroit and Mr. Frank Sylvester of Yankee Springs with whom he lived are his children— J no. Robertson of this village hadM^e mis­ fortune to fall and fracture a couple of ribs Saturday evening. We are sorry and have no doubt he Is—This year ton Christmas exercises ire to Im held at the Congrega­ tional church Saturday evening. Every­ body Invited—TtnAHubbard and Hender­ shott saw mill will aeou start up again This will afford employment to aome men out of work—We are glad for good sleigh­ ing— Our singing school I* held on Wed. evenings and is called by theme Interested, a suetvss. This is the third year Mr. Tay­ lor has been with us. and the Improvement hi the singing Is quite noticable. He also instructs a class In DI it No 2, Irving, Fri­ day evening of each week. Delayed IsUer. » La Grippe Is quite prevalent In this vi­ Rhltoh. cinity, there being several canes-Grizzle Mr. Baird and family of Ohio have mov­ Ruasell died at his late home two mites north of the village. Funeral services ed Into the Bedford bouse—Mr. Moffet were held at the M. E church on Monday, had a small run away last week but dp Rev VanAntwerp officiating—There will not blame the horse, think he mtftt have be a Christmas house at the M. E. chureh iteen looking back at the new cutter—Miss on Saturday evening, Dec 23—Ctrna. Jennie Wiitklns of Irving is visiting at D. Smith and George Nelson are alck with Benjamin’s—Mra. Orange la vtelling to la grippe—Mlsa Jennie Mullen Is clerk­ Illinois—Itevlval meetings still continue ing for Temple A Nelson -Quite a num­ at Shiloh—Mr. Horace German’ te very ber of young people took a sleigh ride last low at this writing, relapse of Lx Friday evening- Our school is progress­ —Dill Brujamln is teaming fur E. IL ing finely under the uiankgement of Mr. Sheriff—Mr. Zerby’s were shocked tn re­ Hsfner and Mrs. Wood-^Mlllle Van Eps ceive the news that their daughter in-law Mollv Zerby living east of Middleville is clerking for John Calms. dropped dead Wedheaday of UlIipiTU —------------ - evening heart trouble. She had been bwn Mrflng reding uuDowling Everybody hangup your stocking as usually well through the day. Santa Claus is surely coming—N. r. Clemens is slowly recovering from hls^reDr. ElltoH was unable tn attend his ceut severe attack of lung fever-Mra. or two dnja laat Geo. Byrant In no better at thia writing, nn.reaslonal rails week on account of l-agrippe—Several she was recently pohwinetl by wearing a pair of nd lined allppera and Is pounxird .bout here are afflicted lu like mannerMaster &t McElwain of Plainwell was the sery aeriously—Grandma Frey ha« n«iri> recovered from her recent lllueam-There gn« st «f his uncle Robert and cousin El­ well McElwain Saturday evening and Sunwill bo a shooting match held Dowling Saturday toe 98rd—Mrs. Lang met wWi day—Mra. McCoy entertained quite K quite bd accident a few days ago while numlier of friends and neighbore Wed­ watering her eew. The cow lu throwing her nesday who with the host aud hovtess tn joyed a fine feast of fat chicken etc. to­ head tbrvtt her horn llmtugh her cn**a. gether «Uh an enJoyaWo Interview tn the leav ’nx an ugly and wound—JenL” O-^ l! one ..r painful !ta .k*-* delight nf all who were V* and wife Intend to move tola week—Web­ Barlier leaves for his home In Caledonia Utaday after, having spent several d"J» ster and Herilngti.n »«• prepa"' visiting fricndU and acquaintance about lions to move their mill ou J. Hinchman s (he Corner*-The neighbors and[ cltiwns farm where they have taken a aawli'g —There l» nothing definite about llm have nwmded to the wants of Mrs. Aset Peak whn recently loat her hnuse by fire, CbrWmaa tree at il*e chureh »cxt Selurand nearly, all of Its eontenta Varrowly escaping from the devouring dements In the night. • Mr Roy Bechtel Is quite tick with la. „Ippc—Willie King of Moline vl-dted TirermonH,!., 11 Jcrree, xm hte Otale J<4» »• *'"«• thU •Its lb- *lr tul1 °*lh* tta ww»—U "** ?"* unr> whht- who pl«HM •> «*•, I" , “f bnntar from »~r >ta Mm W irtln .n hoar. Wood-tad dri ., Ihl, .IMS last -Mlm* Uxy PlrroXl H.,*K place hM marrb-d a barber of Grand Id^WUltam O< nap- Christinas and New Yean via the Michigan Central. Kate one and one-third lowest local flrat class fare for round trip. Tickets to be sold December hibits and 140 French ptate bevel glass mirrors, which produce a charming effect. The car Is built of Florida woods. It cost 320,000, has traveled through 20 states and has been seen by more people than any other car on earth, and tietildes all this, it contains live alligators (secured by stroofcx bars in a tank). The car and the exhibit Is In charge of General W. S. Webb, who was a commissioner to the Parte exposi­ tion as well aa to the world’s fair. If It comes your way take a good look at IL Bear in mind that the alligators are chained.—Chicago World. This wonderful car will exhibit at the Michigan Central railroad depot from 9 u. tn. -to 9 p. m. In Hastings, Sntiarday, Dec. 2J. Rev. A. D. Grigsby will pradi a Christmas sermon next Sunday morning and lu the evening will talk about “Cradles and Coffins.” ’ , Rev. A. D. Grigsby lectured at Allegan Congregational chnrch on Monday, even­ ing on “Human Faces and How to Read Them." The Y. P. S C. E. meets next Sunday evening In the Presbyterian church and will be led by MLss Knight. The C. L. S..C. will with Mrs. Geer Nov. 23rd. Quotations on Christmas. r Human History.—Mrs. Maggio Bailey. Economies.—Miaa MletaaL ■ How to study fine arts, synopsis.—Mrs. Norman Bailey. What Is Geology?—Mrs. Stauffer. Tliere will be a Carol service for child­ ren at the Emanuel church next Sunday evening. Christmas eve. at 7 o’clock. Ser­ vice and sermon on Christmas day at 10 a. tn. The Sunday school festival will bo held on the following Tuesday evening in tbo^paritih house. The first Society of Spiritualists will meet al the residence of J. L. Reed Sun­ day the 94th at 2.30 p. m. North Chureh street Ail are welcome. . ’ There will be an “Old Folks" service at the Methodist church next Sunday morn­ ing. All elderly people are InvKed to attend church and participate In Christ­ mas services especially for them. In the evening there will be a program rendered by the Sunday school constating of recita­ tions, music etc. all appropriate to the N. C. Neasels yet very 111—Rev. W. O. Christmas season. You are cordially In­ Nease of Otter Lake was at the bed side vited to come. of bls father but returned to his home Fri­ day—Mrs. Appleman went to Lenawee Co. The Holiday vacation begins Friday to attend to a sick sister—The long Io t George Phillips Is now among us—Nine night and lasts until Jan. 9th.—A petition tenths of our ciitzmii are having the la asking that work cease Thursday night Grip—llur cold weather took a thaw but was presented to the Faculty but to no bus taken a relapse—Homer Ehret spent purpose—The. meetings here conducted Bunday in l-ake Odessa with bla bed girl by Rev. B. Fay MU la, the Evangelist were —Mrs. Austin Is on the sick Ihi —Mr. productive of ranch good, between six and Warner hus rented Charlie Phillip-* farm seven hundred pereooa* signlfilng their of one-hundred seres for three-liutidred desire and determination to lead a Christ­ cash n-nt—Clark Tetmarak has rente<1 Mr. ian life Ir the future—The ’ Engineering Nease farm—Coasting parties have been Labratory was discovered t*** on fire one the rage In our vicinity the past wee£— day last week and an alarm wa« turned When yon want u> see a number one In. The fianta were extlnguhbed before school you want to call al the Hosmer much damage waa done—The Mustache school house Rufus Ehret teacher—Henry Club wlp disband next ’Friday- The re­ Hosmer Is getting material to put an sults of ite efforts have beau “out of addition to lijs barn—Don’t forget tin* sight”—Prof. Von Holst of Chicago Uni­ Christmas tree at the Hofner school house versity delivered the sixth S. L. A. lec­ ture last Friday'evening o« “Tou*8iant L’Oouverture”—Tuesday night the Choral Reduced Kate* for Holiday*. Union rendered “The Messiah" with full For Christmas and New Year ilo!idny>s chorus of hnndrwj and seventy Jthe Chicago * West Michigan and D.-trolt. voices, besides complete orchestra and 1 jiusiug Jt Northern Lima will sell ex- distinguished solulxte—Tbo , S •plionwre curaioti tickets on Dec. 23rd. 24lh. 25th. annual "The Oracle” appeared Monday. j 30th, aud 31st and Jan. 1st at one a nek One young lady who was “ground" heard • one-third fare fur round trip. Tickets will of it before the book was placed on sate be good going only on date of wale and for and was so incensed with the personality return until Jan. 2nd. inclusive. of the grind that she consulted a lawyer Gko. DmHavkn, G. P. A. with the result that the editor* worked all night Sunday night cutting out the pnge on which the objoettonabte Item ap­ Look at II! The M Icblgan Central has peared—The Inlander ami the WriukM arranged with nne of the best pu'dhbtog both send out Christmas nam’ter*. Ati houses In the United States for a teautl- rhe college pubileations have had a fci» I fully printed series of World’s Fair pict­ sale. Wrinkle aav»:— ures, to be known as the Michigan Cen­ O Turkey! O Turkey l yon n wdn'l 8 » ham • tral’* Portfolio of Photographs of the I... Ann A m World’s Fair. The original photographs would enst not less than n dollar a piece, but the Michigan Central enables vnu to get I® pictures tor 10 cents. H’a'llw finest. it’s the moat complete. It’S the best. It cannot be beaten. if you saw the World’s Fair, you want It m a perpetual souveni* of a memorable vWt. If you didn’t get there, you want thia to see what you missed, and tn fill your mind with it’s beauty and gk*n of the ^Cati on lbs nearest Michigan Central icket agent and he will furnish you with log tsar to. n< �startilng; the Golden Gate. and. no doubt, he bordering- upon passed- The moment he arrived Molly waa resolved to send for Zach French and make good to him her indebtedness by providing for him in the future. In the meantime, Mrs. Allaire did not cease to look after the families who had been affected by the Io— of the Dread­ naught It wm solely for the purpose of visiting their humble homes, of pro­ viding for their wants that she cow and then left Prospect cottage and went down Into the lower town. Her gener­ osity showed itself in many ways, busy­ ing iLMilf with the moral as well us the material needs of her proteges. It was during the first part of this year that she consulted Andrew Hollister con­ cerning a project which she waa anx­ ious to carry ouL She was resolved to establish and endow a home Cor the care and custody of abandoned and wm himself to think that her soul's yearning would ever be satisfied. dVLESVERN wee. * And yet perhaps her audience would have done better to throw Itself with a firm reliance upon that Instinctive Icnowtedge with which nature often en­ dows woman. While man Is unable or al least nnwilling to form deductions un­ til he has first subjected facts to actual and logical examination.woman.thanks to her powers of intuition, is often en­ abled to make astonishing forecasts of the future, ft b some kindly instinct which acta as her guide and imparts un­ to her prophetic lore. Who could say that the captain's wife would not some day be right and all the world wrong? She and Andrew Hollister were now conducted to the cabin of the Molly's Hope, where CapL Willis gave them a detailed account.,of the Expedition In spite of the fact that the Celebes point­ Continuing her course toward the aeabshut in like a lake, it b visited by terrible wind storms, and in the night northwest, the steamer kept up her of Tehruary 28 to 2» a gale of great im­ search among the islands- along the petuosity overtook the steamer, rolling coast of Sumatra. On June 20 the up a violent sea and emptying hundreds southerly end of the Malay peninsula waa sighted, and the Molly’s Hope short­ of tons of water upon her deck and orphaned children. . flooding her hold, but her compart­ ly afterwards put in at the port of Sin­ ' Mr Hollister,** said she. "it’s aa a ments resisted the strain and kept the gapore. memorial of ofir child that I desire to As the engines called for repairs, CapL water from reaching her engine rooms, efeet and endow thia institution. I’m apiece of great good fortune, for hfer Willis was obliged to. make u stay of sure John will approve of it when he Area once extinguished and screw ren­ two weeks In this port, which is situat­ return*. for to what better use could we dered useless she would have been pow- ed on the southerly side of the small Island of the same name. This little pul dur fortune?*’ eriess U» make head against the gale. Andrew Hollbter admirably seconded Neither captain or crew lost' their island, however, since the English first Mr*. Allaire in the execution of her adf-posMSoion for a moment during the selected it as a naval and commercial plans. A hundred and fifty thousand iong hours.of thb terrible nighL On station in 1818. has steadily increased in dollars were to be set aside for the pur­ the morning of March 3 the staunch importance. S fact due to its admirable chase of' a suitable property and for steamer, Molly’s Hope, sighted the Mar- situation on the line of trade between the payment of its running expenses. atoutMM bland* off the coast of Borneo. "America and the Indies. It will be remem bored that It was at The project was quickly carried into A fortnight was devoted to ransack­ execution, lhanks to the assistance af­ ing, thette water* for some proof that this port that the Dreadnaught was to forded by the city governmenL There the Dreadnaught had perished in just land a portion of her cargo before pro­ It will also be was no necessity to erect a building. such a gale aa had overtaken the steam- ceeding to Calcutta. Purchase was made of a large residence abut although rich presents weredia- remembered that the American clipper situated In a most healthful location ttted among the chiefs nothing was ship never entered this port. However, Capt. Willis profited by his forced so­ near the Old Town. A skillful archi­ forthcoming. CAPT. WILLIS OAVB THXH A DETA1IJCD ' "It b very possible,” said CapL Willb journ here tc, investigate the circum­ tect wga employed to make the necessa­ AOOOL'XT OF THX EIPKtimON. tp hia mate one day, "that the destruc1- stances of every wreck that had been ry changes, so that the building was reported within late years. Maps of Polynesia and Malaysia were soon in a condition to accommodate tioa of the Dreadnaught was due to a From the very fact that the Dread­ unrolled upon the Labi? and he was thus fifty children, together with a corps of ' sudden attack of a number of piratical naught had been signaled off the port enabled to trace out step by step, from nurse* and teachers, large enough to craft, aud thb would account for our not having been able to discover any of Macassar and that she hod never bland to bland and port to port, the take charge of them. As the building _ ________________ ___a __ waa surrounded by large garden full trace of her. These pirates make no reached Singapore, it became necessary route followed by the steamer. "Permit me. Mrs. Allaire,’' said Wilahade treesand provided with runboast of their exploits, and when a ves­ to assume that she had been wrecked 1b, “to draw your attention to thb < nlng water, there could be no question sel dbappeara they have but to lay it to somewhere between these two points. True, there was another position to poinL The Drcadnaught was seen for that the place wonld prove a most the fury of the gale.” “You are right, captain," replied the take, and it was that Capt. John had the last time off the southerly end of I healthful resort. mate. \'ThesE waters swarm with left the Java sea anti run out into the Celebes bland on May 8, U73. that is ’ On Muy 19 thb foundling hospital, ucven leaving San pirates, and wo must redouble our vig­ Indian ocean through the strait of about ru---------ct— weeks .T—after ------- 'ul ’T—T**. ------ ‘1 uP°n th® n&mo of The Walter Iximbok or strait of Sunda. And yet Dtego Sine, lh.0 w. h»,o hid oo | 1|om_ beeo bertowed. wm ilance iu passing through Macassar why should .he hare done this, in­ Udlrur, of her Therefore. M .he ueeer I rol^ „ld tlu! _1M(1|U of lbe whole atratL” asmuch as he was bound for Singapore? “Very true." answered Willis, "but re^hedblojopore. we ere forced lo.the I whU.h ..joUed lo here eo opporI- the •*-- Java ’— ■ there’s no chance of their being able to Such a supposition hod nothing to sup- conclusion that she was lost in of testifyingJte sympathy for overtake us. Itot so a sailing vesseL sea. How?L<here arc two n theories. I A1iaire> whOi however, to the in­ With irregular and shifting winds a By August 23 the steamer was ready The first is that she went down in a tense regret of all, was not present at for sea, and CapL -Willb, by coasting gale or after a collision, leaving no 1----------- '’■Vi ,be Inauguration. She had not been men-y. But so long as our engines are along the Simoa island*, left no point troop of her existence; tht ____ : is ,| <b|e le Kectmtl bring herself to leave Prospect in working order we shall have nothing nnvbited. One after the other he made that she went ashore on the "reefs and 1I cottage on thb occasion. But the mo­ to fear. Still we can't be too carcfuL" thorough search on Madura, Bally, was completely destroyed by the pirates 1 ; ment s number of children had been For two months, from March 15 to Lombok and Sumbawa blands. The to cover up their crime l/ 7 A _Jt/T^t n ’ in the home, she went every May 15. CapL Willb busied himself Molly.’* Hope had great difficulty ab either of these last two cases it b Im- , lhcm a Tls[U M they ^al­ making a close search of the eastern times to keep herself from being caught possible that there should not have | ly belonged to her. These children coant of Celebes bland. The fantastic in the violent currenLs flowing through been some debris, some flotsam, acme I were to be permitted to remain nt the outlines of thb bland have led some the different straits opening into the bit of scrap of.her cargo to survive her, I home until they were twelve years of geographers to compare it to a huge Indian ocean, currents so strong that a but in spite of oyr efforts |we have not ! tarantula, but the very fact of thb bent J ship b carried along even in the teeth been able, to find any actual proof of . age. and as.soon as practicable they f j were to be taught to read and write, Il will be readily un­ her destruction " and twbted coast line makes it a favor- i of the monsoon. derstood that a sailing vessel wonld . Hence CapL Willis m.llred to the •; their religious and moral education was ite refuge tor pirates. | to be looked after, and at the same time Whenever thp ship's boats were occu- . find it almost impossible to escape from opinion that the Dreadnuu 'hl iuul born • , , , , , , , ■ inry they were were to to uo lx» wngui tanght nucu such ua iruuc trade aa as pied in M-arvhing the roves and inlets, j one of these Impetuous .swirls to the .brack .nd dretrojed by ^.oc „l U>™« I thei, ptrllrul,r ,pdl„dreml8hl Justify. . tornnzloM , , . • » J• Capt Willb lay to as near the coast an . southward. tornadoes so nrten often l««t let Innua loose In In_ irruxitL irresist­ ... ones os ,belonged to the families of After leaving Flores island CapL ible fnry upon those wuti-x for. as re­ I Such possible with steam up, ready at a mo­ sailors were to be trained for thcsca and Willb continued to skirt along the, gards the theory of colli; ion. it was ment's notice te cover their retreaL shipped as cabin boysor apprentices. It Having -once traversed the straiL all chain of blands shutting in the Flores ‘'»ery rare that both vesseli go downreally seemed us if Molly hud a special danger was at'an end. for the southern anti Banda seas on the south, but no due survive* to tell ^he story affection for thb class in Lender remem­ CapL Willis*conclusion t|-o». although part of Celebes b under Dutch rule. tidings of CapL John and his com­ brance of CapL John. panions, no trace of the beautiful clip­ Macassar being the capital city, and he didn't express it. that all hope must The end of ISSI came, but with it no per ship, rewarded their efforts. Nat­ be abandoned here under the guns of Fort Rotterdam tidings of the lost ship or of any soul the Molly's Hope came to anchor on urally the crew of the Molly’s Hope So thought Andrew Hollister, too fplt the Repressing effect of thb long He bent hb head. he ctiuhl not hear that had been on boonI of her when she But, howex^r. it the inquiring look which Molly fixed sailed, and although large rewards had If CapL Willis had thus far discov­ and fruitless cruise. been offen.il for the slightest trace of ered no trace of John Allaire and fib was too soon to give up al) hope, as the upon him the long-lost vessel there had been no crew of the Dreadnat^ht. he was now search was really not yet completed. It "No! No!" she exclaimed, "the Drend grounds for dispatching the Molly's waa possible that CapL John, instead paught did not go to the lA>tUim destined to get at last some positive in­ lohn Hope on a second voyage. But Mrs. formation on the subject of the route I of entering Macassar strnit after leav­ and hb men have not perished!" Aiiuire was still buoyant and hopeful. which the., Dread naught had followed/1 ing Mindanao, had chosen the Molucca And Molly continued touuestion W||U was lb la- On May 3, 1875, that clipper passage and had entered the Java sea lb concerning the minutest details of Possibly 13M2 might bring about what IbNl iia>l been powerless to effect And ship hud been signaled ten miles out through the Banda and Flores seas the search, encouraging dismissing the Barkers, loo What hod become of from MacasKor, heading towards the But the time waa running down and combatting It wm not until after a ' Java sea. One thing was now certain: the logbook of tho Molly's Hope con­ session of three hours that she rose to them’ Where had Lew Barker taken refuge to keep clear of requisition ■she hail not perished in the terrible tinued to make no mention of any trace take her leave for h» arrest? As the police authorities -w*tera of Malaysia Jt was beyond or tidings of the lost vessel. Neither "Shall I proceed to, put the Molly's hod given up locking for him. Mrs Al­ •Celebes and Borneo. that Is in the Java at Timor nor among the three group* Hope out of commission?" askevi Willi* laire found herself constrained to aban­ ■ea, that CapL Willis was called upon which makeup the Molucca archipela­ "By no means, captain. *1 was the an­ to continue his search, not relaxing go did CapL Willb come upon any bit swer "I have no intention to discharge don the thought of discovering Kate's whereabout* Ida efforts until Singapore had been nr shred of information' which might you or your crew Who I can say that In truth thus was a great sorrow for point to the fact that th? ill-fated clfj> another cruise will be aa barren of re­ ■ Id a report sent to Mra. Allaire'from pcr had beed'-loat In these waters. sults as thb has been? Wil! you retain Molly who was deeply interested In the thia extreme point of Celebes island. Wil­ When the search steamer hod reached command of the steamer?*' lot of her unfortunate relative II was lis communicated to her thia Important the bland of Gilnlo the cirelf was com­ "I would dot so willingly, Mrs Al­ a matter of astonishment to her never piece of information, at the sa~re time plete Capt Willb hail made the laire, but I belong to the Hollister con­ to receive a letter from Kate, for how promising to keep her posted as to the round* of the eastern archipelago, he cern; possibly they may need my serv- easily could the latter have communi­ results of the Aarch which would now bad ended the tusk which bad been aacated with her cousin without in any signed him "Don't let that stand tn yonr way. my way imperiling her husband's safety. da bltindn. . Having taken on the necessary sup­ dear Willla," said Mr Hollister 'I an Tould they both he Ignorant of the fScto Willis had fixed the meridian of Sing­ plies of provision* and coaL the Molly's only too happy to place you under Mrs. that Molly had recovered her reason, apore as the western limit of the ex­ □ope on January. 9 was headed for Allaire** orders." that she had fitted out a vessel to search pedition, and on hb way home Intended i home. Thus ended tht year 1881. “Be II *o then, Mr. Hollister. My for CapL John, that the expedition had to explore the western shores of Java’( the sixth since the Drcadnaught had crew and I will stick to the Molly** ended in naught? It could not be pos­ ■ea, and make search among the chap­ last been heard from It was not until Hope." sible. Had not the newspapers of both let of bland* which shut it in on "And, Capt. Willla," said Molly, "hold worlds followed tho movements of the that akle. then after passing in among sighted al the signal station of San Molly's Hope, and how could it be pos­ the Moluccas regain the Pacific and re­ Diego. menu" sible that l-ew and Kate Barker had turn to America. The Malaysian campaign had lasted in giving hia consent the shipping nut noticed any of these accounts? They The Molly** Hope left Macassar on nineteen months and in spite of the merchant had had no other thought must also know that Mrs. Allaire had May 35. and .crossing the strait at it* prodigious effurta of Capt Willla, sec­ than to defer to Molly** wishes been enriched by the death of her lower end. marie the port of Banjer- onded by the admirable devotion of his Doth he and CapL Willla bad imagined uncle. Edwnrd Manson, and that she masKin. Thb Is the official residence of officers and crew, the mystery of the that she would give up all ideas of a waa now in u position to help them. the governor of Borneo. Most scrupuDrcadnaught remained as dark and second expedition after the absolute And yet neither one of them had made Ioub examination waa made of the shlpfailure of the first If time was never records, but 00 mention of thel to weaken her remembrance of her with Molly, although their situation dJreadnaughl could be found. There CHAPTER XII busband, at least It would lu the end could not be otherwise than precarious. waa but one explanation. CapL John destroy every shred of hope of ever see­ January, February. March hail gone had kept out to *ea In erosaing thb Tliere had been nothing In the letters ing him again. In accordance with by. and it began to look os if I8tf2 would body of water received from time to time by Mrs. Al­ Molly's wishes the steamer was not laid slip away without bringing any change Ten days later CapL Willis cast an­ laire to give her any encouragement up CapL W ill is and his crew remained in the situation, when something hap­ chor iu the port of Batavia at the west­ that the expedition would be crowned in charge of her and their pay went on pened which really seemed likely to erly cud of Ute island of Java. Thb b with success, and even the receipt of Jost the same. But there were exten­ throw light upon the mysterious disap­ the capital of the Dutch possessions in the letter announcing the search about sive repairs to be mode. She must go pearance <>f the clipper ship. On March Oecaniia. The governor general was to be made among the Moluccas did not , into dry dock, her rigging must be 27 the htcumer Golden Gate, on which not al>l<* to gi*e CapL Willb a glimmer serve to raise her hopes overhauled, new boilers put into her Zach French hail shipped os a common The moment she learner! that Capt. sod her engines looked after. z After all of light on the possible fate of the seaman, entered the buy of San FranDreadnaugliL In the opinion of the Willis had arrived, she proceeded on this had been accomplished, the Molly's ciaco after a cruise cf several years in marine authorities at . Batavia, the board accompanied by Mr Hollister. Hope was thoroughly provisioned and European waters. The moment Mrs. American three-master had been over­ A glance at Willi*' face told her tnat coaled Allaire heard of thb arrival she wrote taken by a tornado which had eaught the concluding portion of the search Mrs Allaire's life at Prospect cottage toZacb French, who had been pro­ her with all her sails set and Rent her among the Mb! orcas had not been pro­ had long since taken on its old-time moted to b-jstewsln, requesting him to to the bottom with every soul on board, ductive of any results Having given methods, but, with the exception of call upon her at Sun Diego. As French fn support of thb opinion they cited a a cordial grasp of the hand to the cap­ Andrew Hollister and CapL }Villia, no waa contemplating a trip to his native number of like cases. In which no tid­ tain, she advanced toward the crew one waa admitted to her Intimacy. She town far the purpose of enjoying a few ing* had come from the doomed vewela, which stood respectful!y awaiting her lived entirely In the atmosphere of the months' rest, he replied that he would said no. bit of tho wreck had ever been appeorsocs on deck past, save aa her unfailing hope tem­ start for Son Diego as soon aa he could •'< thank you. CapL Willla." she said. pered its awful darkness. The dem! procure leave and would upon reaching ,____ Id fearing Batavia the Molly's Hope eaWyaal buoyantly, ‘and I thatfk that city at once present himself at p«t the strait cf Mumia on her port side ’ yor. ray friends Your devotion touches beanie her. Little Walt would have a mutter of several da ya fee! confident n.-, CONTINUED MMX C OIK the New M Weekly Tribene ------AND- ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH1H flbY/HKE. Address all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. 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One of Xis Experiences. For thlrty-cWtt years Capu Laud followed the wa. moat of that time as master of a ves­ sel. and upon retiring from the water was ap­ point, d by tbs Secretary of the United States rvlat<H one experience re follows: -For reveralyaaM I had been troubled with £<■■:< rsl nervousness and pain In the region of mv heart. My greatest affliction wu -I’s ple sneas*. it was almost Impawdhle at any ■ 1... ' ----- anA -I.--. * U.wIm--- ~ the remedy confinally be Injuri­ lively es betoR OMurvd by the drutcpertsedy harmless, 1 contin­ -------ued it together vMhwto Bear* 0—s Today 1 <an ' Dnsclentlously say that Dr. Miles' Bestor^tivi* Nervtoe and New Heart <Cure did move fur me than anyuiilng I had ever taken. iaabte m medley n to^allafBteled neanS*NewCure anil bottim tfor 'Tht Ifuigarj falU tiouit.” HAXTOfOS..................... .. 17.471 rnnssris Kill l» Ealic • c. B. OftSUBX. ixieal Arent. Hastia«* O. w. KOGOUBI «. F • T. A. Ctoftare. « Att I tit U ,ra.r lea... ......... •— inc-s C«llr«e, Shorthand, and Normal. For Chtalorue, Address A. b. Parisi • B‘ V- D“' "--Aboot T ^fclock Friday night, w.re, oenurrwl New %’ork A Pennsylvania •boat 6 miles north of here, resulting in the loss of at least eight lives and the injury of others The west­ train that leaves Buffalo at “ ' 5:30 p. m. ran over * --------------Sheridan* crossing which had been weakened by floods in­ cident to the heavy rains The trestle bore up when the engine - passed over, tout sueenmbed directly after, precipi­ tating the tender, a baggage and •“oker Into the creek. The other cars crowded’ th«i du«, them down and helped to crash them -—.. and -..J their occupants. “ Fortunately the wreck did not catch fire. The bodies of five passenger have been reThe' death . list is: Oscar Porter, Brocklom Mrs Porter, his mather, Brocktonc George Ryman, Fredemia; Mrs Sfcjckholm. Dunkirk; WilHam McKane, baggagemuster, Buffalo; Hurry Hodge, conductor. Hurt la a Coillaloo. I^bovidknck. R. L, Dec. 1A—A disas­ trous head-end collision occurred on the Jiew England road beneath At­ wells avenue bridge Friday afternoon. The drains colliding were the Pascoag express on the Springfield division and aa extra coal train. The former had .the rijfht <xf way. Both were running high The locomotive of the express -is a total wreck and the three coaches are rendered almost worthless The loco­ motive of the extra is also badly de­ molished. The blame is attributable to the dispatcher at the Olneyville sta­ tion. who failed to hold the express. The fireman and engineered the extra saved themselves by jumping. The rolling stock took fire immediately fir* department Eight persons were injured, one of whom will die. Pittsbuboh. Dec. 16.—The city-bound accommodation train on the Pittsburgh, Virginia A Charleston railroad was de­ railed at Batford station, 35 miles south of Pittsburgh, Friday morning* abd three coaches wrecked. No one was killed, but fifteen were injured, a □ umber seriously. BUFFALO FLOODED. MORTGAGE MALE. . Dtteill bavins been irmle lu toe coati I liens Ol a certain tn<lrtgl*«*• in to- b» tV|l!lS'» HoUey Buffalo. N. Y., Dec. 18.—The flood to (teorc*- Purdy. datw J «r.u*rv 21tli. A. D.. disaster io South Buffalo proves to be >»T4. si* snk rvcordi-d be Resfister rrrvrara lu hi Uie me offl-c uw. v of •**« o( D.'r<i'. forthecounivof Barry inti Stet* of of the greatest magnitude. The part Ur d., •OM.re.... * l>.' of the city <!r.d.tal<^ I, not thickly popnlntn.1. but It U r.Uc.taJ thnt at George Purdy to Divid It <7*ok amt l’Uib> A. i I emit 500 houses are surrounded Sh>-hu*ti, on Ute iith day.d Seiite.iw'M**. UG& ar.>t saldSugntnsut w»» iecon>!»l in thoofflc-ol'Lr with water of a depth ranging • •»- -- ----- --------from 3 to 5 feet, and that fully 2,500 people have been driven from of Dior:KAKI'S un iwg’- i®-. si’d -slit inortirxK* was dulv MNlptird Ur David R. Cook to 1'hllo their home*. Thirty miles of. streets A. Ktuklon. October IMh, IW. and »ald ns and alt adjacent laud except the em­ slKtitnuut. duly rrcordMl Sept. 2Ct!s. INTO in Li­ ber 27 of nv>rtR3|pn p- fie 8*4. on which mart- bankments thrown up for railroads are jrage there t* claimed to be due at the date of under water. The submerged section, thl« notice Ui> stun of on* hm>drrd slxlv-nlne dollars and three rents, and an attorney** f*e if squared, would extend 33 miles each way. Buffalo river and Cazenovia Instituted-to recover the moneys secured by creek are lost in the flood. The whole said rnortgaxe. or any oart thereof: Now. therefore, by virtue ot the power of Mie I contained In said mortgage. *«’d the statutein such case made are provided, notice Washington. Dec. 1A—A bulletin on Is tterebv given that on Saturday the 23rd I day'of December. A. D.. 1833. at ten education in the United States, a book o’clock Io the forenoon, 1 shall sell at public 'of 150 pages, to be issued by the census auction, to (he ’•highest bid.I.-r, at the north­ front door of the Court Hou«e In the City of _ ----- —j—----- - r--r------. HiaOnin, (that being the pl-iee where the Ctr j under the direction of Special Agent ptenliMS^desCTlbed^n rdd mortgage, or so i Blodgett and was completed more than fflUeh thereof as may be neceasary- a year affO. but like other census bul2.k” ite. ■K*" IS ”u“'ai»£S l.ll». hu b~n JeLyed In publk.Uon and all legal er«s». together with an allot I owing to the large amount of work in ney s fee ot thirty dollars coveosoted the government printing office. for therein, the premises being described in Mid mortgage ae al) ttiat certain piece or Letter Carrier Worth KIOO.OOO. pan>-l ot laud kimwn and described as follows, Cincinnati, Dec. 18.—Henry McMil­ to wit: The south east quarter of the south east quieter of section twenty one (21) C*wn three north of range ten west in Barry cou .ft lan, a letter carrier in this city, wss In State of Michigan, containing forty acres of found drowned In the Ohio river here. land more or less. An interesting feature of the casualty PKILO A. 8HZLDON. A*slgnee of Mortgage. was the revelation that McMillan leaves an unincumbered estate of *1100,000, comprising a woolen mill in Indian a several farms and a number of houses in Cincinnati, Newport and Covington. GOOD ADVICE. He lived lu Newport Every patriotic-I’ivcu should givehis personal effort and inlltiur.» .-*o increase this circulation of his home paper which teaches the American policy of Protec­ tion It is ipsduty to aid in flits respect irJ every way possible. After the home piper h taken care of, why not sub- Sam Francisco. Dec. Id.—Among the passengers who left on 'the steamer Alameda Thursday for Honolulu were T. A. Thurston, Hawaiian minister to the United States, and J. Mott Smith, wife and daughter. Mr. Smith was succeeded by Minister Thurston when the provisional government.went into sdril*e for the American Economist, * published by the American Protective Tariff League? One of its c ^rrcspondents says: ’’No true American can gft along without it. I consider it the greatest and truest political teacher ip Rockford. 111. Dec. 15.—Mrs. Milger Turnei, a resident of this city for fiftyfour years, took a dose of ammonia, mistaking H-fqr cough medicine, and died soon afterward. She waa 80 years the Ui.ijcd StaUx” Sued postal cartl request for fro©- sample copy. Addr^ssAVilbur F Wake­ man, General Secretary, IJS West 23d St.. New York. YOUNG MEN Will nw money by lUriidlng I'ARSO.N’S NEW BUSINESS COLLIDE. K«Un>«xoo. m»r oi Halo ami Wmt SU. S»nU tor c“',0‘u' w.r. PARSONS. Brest. Nerve Tonic Kalamazoo. Mich., Dec. 18.—Maj. VV. A- Buckley, who is here from Mackinac island, reports the straits practically closed, with several vessels frozen in. Pmxu.DKi.raia Dec. 14—The Craaa Iron company has assigned. The com­ pany has a paid-up capital of 11,500.­ 000 and a funded debt of 8448,000. । the l6ve of art. I “I lony apo dUa...™] (It Unlnd 1 The Fifty-Third Congress la No* in Regular Bussion. I ever needed to learn the lesaon),” said a man of moderate menus, according to the New York Sun, **that there were plenty of men besides myself whose ! | tastes were good and who liked beauty Summary of tho Dally Frocoedlngo. I and order. Thus I had a pair of gaiters with elastic sides, which had come to I TUX SKNATK. . be quite flaring in their old age. as I Washington, Dec 13.—The time in elastic gaiters 1O; but there was service-I1 in them yet. and so I continued to the senate yesterday was occupied in wear them and to huveAthem repaired discussing the bill to repeal the federal The nomination of as occasion demanded. The last time election laws. they went to the shop one of the shoes Charles W/Dabney, Jr., of Tennessee, needed a new finger strap; there were to be assistant secretary of agriculture two on each shoe, and the back strap , was received from the president. Washington, Dec. 14.—The Hawaiian on one of the shoes was broken. I called the shoemaker's attention to question i«as again discussed in the this, and asked him to put in a new senate yesterday and a resolution call­ one. I didn't suppose he could match ing upon the president for further the old one perfectly. 1 supposed he . information in the mutter was referred would come us near to it as he could; ' to the committee on foreign affairs. but I thought the new whole one . Mr. Morrill (rep, Vt.) spoke on tho would be better than thb old broken | tariff. His speech was devoted mainly one. But when I went for my shoes I I to a comparison of the practices of this found that the shoemaker, being un- ,1 country with those of Great Britain on able perfectly to match the; sound back :' the . . ,question of tariff and of -the indus­ conditions of the two countries, strap had put in two new back straps. 1' trial “ “ J1 “ .0 a criticism 'of the democratic These did not perfectly match the two • Bua 10 front straps (nor would it have been party Tor its tendency to follow Eng1 lish precedents n-a^-onable no^imuic to uj renew them lucid all), ail), but out , ... they matched each other, sod order trod^d"ta°rh.DIX yesterday by wee mantfeet in them: end it «o surev ” J!?’ senate ?' In- mruta ner.TirrtRi-t i..' donator Voorhees for the coinage of iLmlndT^ltata them ^ik. that it '»• would h... been to Hu,, then,unlike; 1 Speaking of thb abuse in the Lon- ' don Qn«n. Hr, BwltoM prawl.k. • whose career from probationer to su- | perintendent of a nurses* home permits her to do so with authority, says: “It is a long story. I suppose the history of the movement dates bock pretty nearly to the time, some twenty or twenty-five years ago, when edu­ cated women were first introduced into hospitals, instead of the untrained and often incapable women of the charwoman class who were formerly employed. Ladies effected great and valuable improvements in the meth­ ods of nursing, but the^uthorlties at first hardly knew how to treat them and expected them to do the menial work which their predecessors had performed. Then came the introduotion of wardmaids and this grievance was redressed. “But somehow,” she continued, “in our nursing world we have no sooner removed one abuse than another has TiMt table: In aflsc* Xsv. 19, i»i ' ' **“ ' I Alto E1HI<UJ<< ftakaOdeMa ksst Mulliken Grand Ledge Lv Howard City „ Edmore ,. Hunton loots. | Ar Grand Ledge , iGgOg Detroit 'fXd I.- 1 £5 Mulliken ' Lake Odessa Clarksville tflmdaie ano M eCord Evt Paris brand Rapid* arisen. We had, for instance, no sooner swept the hospitals of our in- [ capable and ofttimes drunken Sairey Gamps and had put the nursing of our hospitals upon a better footing than an 1 CT unexpected trouble occurred. “The hospital authorities began, in J tzN thnf lh,rtvmealabcaz I short, to perceive that they possessed Xr in in their their ladv lady nurses nurses an an unexnected unexpected 1' ” Howard City roota source of revenue. The public outside Mmi the hospitals began to ask for trained rd more nurses At first, no doubt, the publie *Rrery day, others week days only, t got what it asked for, but gradually on slxnai. some hospitals slipped Into the habit Rapid* and ^ ww,.. Seats ... „ .... ..... Detroit. 23 cent*. Connect* of sending out only half-trained made tn Union staitou, Grand Rapids wMh • pnbu'’hich di<1 k”0’ 1 cist™*,™” the difference. The temptation was a oox, MANirrxs. Travusb Citv. Elk B p.ounlMy on. ,n<l certainly ■ ,., “T “ to rep.nl U.. , fed.ml I ®lo®*’lon w“ .rfport*^ . o» the calendar. Adjourned to th. 18th. In , r", W ashington, Dec. 13. In the house : ^11 U> ndmu L’teh *. * ' rtat state * 1qU> into tba the ,mIon union was di discussed “SM’at f length. 1 np deftly the bottoms of the trousers Washington, Dec. 1<\-The bill for legs, the flaring tops of the shoes were revealed. They were not pleasing to the admission of Utah' to statehood nominal salary of from sixty to eighty j j< Arrive1 his eye; he knew they were not pleas­ waa passed in the house yesterday dollars. But let her be sent into pri- and «:» U-av MOT^Manhiee. Traverse City. Uariev >w a - ‘Wnllee t^avsfo 1 ing to. mine; and surely they could af­ without division with an amendment vate families as fully trained* nurse prohibiting polygamy forever. Mr. ford no pleasure to the passer-by Hatch's new antioption bijlwaa intro­ and she is forthwith earning for tha whose eye might fall upon them; and, hospital authorities two guineas a duced. It reduces the tax levied by without a moment's hesitation, with­ the former bill one-half. The ways out a look or a word, and at the same “Everybody is defrauded by such a and means committee ordered the new Clucaao. time with entire unostentation and system—the private employer who and Ask our agents for further pnrMeuta* tariff bill to be reported to the house almost with a touch he rearranged the pays at a critical moment for the serv­ write to next Tuesday. Gao rob DkHavkx. Gem PassV Agl bottoms of the trousers legs so as to ices of a competent person and does Grand Raptf Washington, Dec. 15.—In the house shield the flaring top* of the shoes not get them, and the nurse, who is yesterday the bill to improve the meth­ from view, and then he proceeded to both defrauded of a large sum of ods of accounting in the post office de­ put upon the/>ld bell-tops a polish that money which she has corned and of partment was passed. An effort to pro­ the training which she entered the must have made them proud/" ceed with the bills admitting New Mex­ hospital on the understanding she ico and Arizona as states failed owing WASHINGTON’S GAVEL. should receive. Nor is this all. Ulti­ Chiun, to the lack of a quorum. Washington, Dec. 11—The bill for mately tho hospital patients sufferalso TIME TABLE. In egret July 30. 1««3 admission of Arizona us a state was from this dishonest system. Often the The handsome marble gavel used by passed in the house yesterday by a vote supply of nurses from the private nurs­ President George Washington at tho of 185 to 61, and the bill to admit New ing staff runs short and then nurses laying of the corner stone of the Mexico was discussed. The urgent de­ are taken out of the words to meet the demand. You can imagine what dis­ United States capitol one hundred ficiency bill was reported. organization of ward work ensues' years ago is now in possession of the Meant Washington. Dec. 18.—In the house Kalamazoo Lv... Potomac lodge of masons of George­ on Saturday the urgent deficiency bill from such a system.” Bant Cooper town. by whom it is guarded with care was taken up and during the discussion IN SMALL PACKAGES. j Cr^^.00'.*1. almost amounting to veneration. For Mr. Cannon (111.) severely criticised the fear that it might be stolen or injured, pension policy of the administration. 80m* Bottled Up Thunder' to Oar LI U* Delton””’'Z” ” Torpedo Boats. j Cloverdale.. 3 17 10 30| it was ordered years ago to place the A bill was introduced to protect the •3 to 10 to Considerable injeteest attaches to the 1 precious relic in the strong vaults of forest reserve. the Farmers' and Mechanics* bank, miniature torpedq boats which will be Hastinmcarried on the decks of the battleships 1 Grove and from there it has never been re­ DR. DAVID THAYER DEAD. Texas and Maine, now under construe- t Woodland moved, except on the order of the • tion Im by tho the trovorntnont. government Thor They !ir„ are ex­ ’ ’’rtafl.L* lodge. N'o man is allowed to take it cellent specimens of engineermodern cugineerrJi r.iouern , in his possession, even for a day. Lausltig ............ Boston, Dec 16.—Dr. David Thayer, Detroit ing skill, says the Washington Stay. | Whenever the lodge is requested to al­ Grand Rapids.... .... on® the oldest homeopathic physilow the gavel to leave ic the he vaults vau ts to to be be ^Bn5 of Ryjion died Thursday ofjmeu- The boot for the Texas will be oi ' ' twelve tons displacement and the one Ubcd at some cornv. r,u».e laying, u I commiltee of three l> ulwiy, .p. j ... bora u Brain.™. In l»3 for the Maine will be of 14.8 tons. Slations. pointed to bear the relic company un- Bnd A« sneeaters were among those who They will be swung into water from til its return. The gavel has been in ! c*me from England in the Mayflower, the top of the superstructure by great j______________ the lodge since the day President I erases, and will be used in midnight t south. it I I®1 *nd himself with Garrison attacks. The lijtlc boats will be fitted KjfgggtV;" Washington presented it to Master 'd h{1 p*rty. while hU house was one propelling engine v of the , Richland June*!. valentine Hentzel, of Columbia, No. ' Bn asylum for fugitive slaves many each'with «-*—-*• v.... »» 19. of Maryland, which later became 1 years before the war. John Brown quadruple expansion type, working known ax Potomac lodge. No. 5. The ‘ rioted him and received gegrrous eontrtbw Bingle screw. It ,Is estimated that the Delton presentation took place immediately j foTfiVm" *2 f O< ••••• after the ceremonies of the day which ■ member of the MxsMchusetu legislature Hl* I s engine will De 155^and that of | is now celebrated hud been concluded. ' discovery In ib5J of the homeopathic specific : the Maine boat s engine 200, when the . Hastings .. . bureau in a few days, was prepared The gavel, sajBtuv sarsthe Washington eollcgsve him professional fame.) screw is making C75 revolutions. The coote Grovs... xne gavci, asuiugivu Htar,1 for gallstone ______________ _ ■is of- a I - - ----------engine will be vertical inverted, with Woodland fine quality.... of marble, slightly -After the Bair Barred, . -This town the c5’lindera placed in order of size ' L. i yellowish in appearance, and1 about Mankato, Kan., Dec. 18.—This town "After the * ovcr pressure Lansing........... eight Inches long. It once received wm not be afflicted with * wan arccr next atoDaay. Late Friday ' c^^der being forward. ! Grand Rapid*.. through an accident a a severe ------- ; fall, ** “ Ball" —' after • next . — Monday. . -Late . Friday oas fwrtTT, ‘ ...ta order ... ceuncll. to la- | rh'r<! "I11 °n» t"b' boU" I c,„ which chipped several pieces from one Pljhl the city . of the faces, but these are nofr held dreeu the load. In the Uetaury. i on eac’1 ho*L placed In A Bepnrate cb„|„„11 pwed »n ordinance under the ! “n’^rJn‘"“_ ' EjWiH,........ in place by bright gold bands. An ap; It will be constructed, for a working । B*y View. prupriate inscription is on the mallet. nuisance law to fine each and every !' preasu re of 250 pounds per square inch 1 fifty cento for each and every j In the early days of the mallet it was person E'mTh. m .hTi.pri.ed'^tro.whuf. -d hove _ .tout 1*__ :* twel.e * '— * of —* grate -—x-j stolen r.t one of’ the corner-stone lay­ time he or she Is proved guilty of whist­ m.w > . . . *. . .. .. . .. . enr/non SO feet font of heatinff surface, with 4480 beating , -nw^l <m XIKUIU VUIJT. ings which took place in Washington, ling or singing “After the Ball" be­ । trains at tlig stations as soon as they ea surface. Bulkheads and doors will bo and was recovered some time later way tween the hours of 6 o'clock in the All train* will stop st Crooked Lake Cre fitted where necessary to make the up in Massachusetts, where Itliad been morning and 10 o’clock at night. when they are fI.ifc'K*d. fire room airtight In the Texas boat Bxnaxe mu«t be at the dep** al 1«-»*t f sold to a junk dealer. there will be one smokepipe and in the Ulrabefvn* leaving time ot imli-s. »«• •»•*: •> b^ve time to rljeck It prnt»-rij ; ntl.en Pittsburgh, Pa., Dec. 13.—Twelve j Maine boat there will be two stacks, may PRINCE RUPERT’S DROPS. .imv not go forward until nrxt tram. million bushels of coal have beep ; situated forward and placed far enough •Mlxrd trains will be run al the romeu Corlaut Prop*Ttte*_ Of a Miopia Bubb,e . g^jppej nver by by me to n opposite shipped down down the the onio Ohio river the coai coal ' Qpar apart on opposite sides sides of of the the ship ship to to •f the eompauy. who res- rve The rinht »o cJ lb* time ot tmeh train* witbout not**-* I operators. By reason: of the recent ' allow the torpedo boom to rig between W. K. Drwino Gem Mana The most wondrous wonder of the ■ heavy rainfall the tributaries to the ’ them. H C. I’ottkk. Gen’l r AT *«t glassmaker's art is the result of •a ” i Ohio river are rising rapidly. The shipTwo feet tanks will be provided in philosophical experiment and is I inent will clear the harbors of all coal each boat, that in the Texas having a W known to scientists as "IMnco Ru­ ( now ready, as well as permit the re- combined capacity of seventy gallons, pert's Drop. ”------The---following learned ----------r। turn of nearly all of the empty craft in and that in tho Maine's boat of ninety disquisition on * frmce RuP«r}“, lower port* I gallons. The weight of all machinery Orop.- I. taken bodilyUroln the Urit-------- ■ — —--------an4 tallies. Including .uxlllaric. and and the .hoem.ker had nude, then. In that way out of a sheer love for sightllneis and order. “One morning, wearing those same bell-top shoes. I sat down at * street bootblacking rttand. to have mv shies blacked. When the bootblack turned Kiluuiog It Uni i ' Uh “ bubble of gloss is In form somewhat pear-shaped, or like a leech; it is fofined by dropping highly-refined green glass when melted into cold water. Its (larger) end is so hard that it can scarcely be broken upon an an­ vil; but if the smallest particle of its taper end Is broken off the whole flies at once into atoms and disappears. The theory of tills phenomenon is that its particles, when in fusion, are in a state of repulsion; but, upon being dropped into’, the water, its supcrfices are annealed and the atoms return into the power of each other's attrac­ tion, the inner particles, still in a state of repulsion, being confined within their outward covering." 1 The following are a few of the in­ ventions and discoveries which have originated or been made practical within the last half century: Ocean steamships, railways, street car lines, the telegraph, ocean cable, telephone, phonograhy. photography and a score Cambridge, Maa*., Dec 16.—Prof. of other methods of picture making; Henry W*rr.n Torrey, one of the oldeet aniline colors, kerosene, electric proleoore of Herrerd unlrerelty. U lights, steam Are engines, chemical deed. He wm W jreere of age. fire extinguishers, an«thetics and1 painlesa «-.irierj. tun rotton. nitroK1B*4 tb* Bwlndlar*. fljcerine. dynamite and a boat of of thto' city, waa swindled by other exploelrea. aluminum, maffnealum and other new metat». electroplate Ing. .peetrum analyria. pneomaUc lubes, electric motor., electric rallway*. electric bell,, typewriter, .team Naw Havxx, Conn., Dec. 1A—Grip la and hydraulic aleratora. .team heat­ epidemic in Connecticut. Reports show ______. —— i MB .----- — ha lug, reetibdle earn and cantilorer bridge. D^**tf**t «> Ctoretty Kokomo, Ind.. Dec 18.-In the In­ diana gas belt over 90,000 men are out of employment and their families de­ pendent on charity for support ENGLISH HOSPITAL ABUSES. FROM WASHINGTON. " r-iK?::!::::::: SSB Zappa wss July, 13»-, lu » row Kru»iuK uuw u. - xr , quarrel between the wives of the two the Maine a boat. I Marine take a good deal oft ^cn Manne engineers emrinec: interest in these little boats, for they ' contain as much bottled-up energy as Louisville. Kjh. Dec. 18.—Henry Q. anything afloat Tho torpedo boat at Givens (colored) waa lynched near its best appears to be nothing more Nebo. Foster county, Ky. He waa ac­ than combined vitality and destruc­ cused of poisoning stock and with the tion. Within a thin and narrow shell intention of poisoning a school well G there is an engine of remarkable force ..... ’ and a projectile of unusual deadliness. Ottumwa. la., Dec. IK-Ed Walton, The little torpedo boats of the big batconvicted of killing Amelia Cook, was tieships are the best of their type, for given ten years in the penitentiary, the' they are the latest and concentrate minimum punishment for murder in what was before oondenred. the second degree. ’ CURE SICK ' Circumvent tbo Lan.llord*. 8«v*& i’»reon« Drowned. j <<a pair of nippers and half a dozen Stdkkt, N. a W., Dec. 1A—A pls** eighteen-inch gas-burner tip*,’’warthe ure yacht with fifteen persona aboard order given by a jaunty young woman capsized squall who visited an up-town hardware store capsized in in the the harbor harbor during during a a sgt and seven of the other day. “That lady," said the and seven of the the party party were were drowned. drowne w proprietor after her departure, Mis an Mnn sad Wife .urd*red. ( an<j fa. ffomg on the road. Toronto, Ont, Dec. 18.-Mr. and AU ^dtHoalnpecpls while traveling Mrs. Janies Williams, living on a farm carry nippev»,»o<l . ... — nr*.tinapWitb them. The near Port Credit, Ont, were murdered managers of jiptel.s in small towns try Saturday by a form hand. to sa'ye gas by putting bits o'f cotton in th<f bedroom *trarners,iflthms irfpedlDg Bkrnk. Dee 15—M. Frei, formeny the''flaw. The minute an atetor strikes aHffht and detect* puM»dul Swiss minister to the United Statee, > »«««. — this —- he -- r -— . nippers . br»n filagtod president of the Swise. .his: and> tips. ruv Off comes the . ... - . 1______ __ _ -I ... nnb t.nll Dknvkr, CoL. Dec. 15. —Rene by Ida Hall, hi* sweetheart, E Handfteld shot b«r fatally, then hteMU iCAKTERS HEAD mMtytlMWfinMi ACHE WU.RU SUU �Hastings Banner Tbaroday, Dec. ll, 1893. RKOUOKD RATWK AT After all. the author of the Iff Mil did oot entirely l MAUHALL L. COOK, Bditor. proposed act a dlacemlug eye may detect MJ HASTINGS, MICH., FOSTOFFICTC, A.UGU8T 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. Editor Hastings Banner. • Deaf Sir:An article signed “Home” appearing In the Barry Co. Democrat shows that the writer has tackled a subject about which he knows but very little. It is written to give Impressions, and is not fortified by experience nor a knowledge of the iron It is possibly true that “Home” business wm In tho Iren region and had conversed with people who gave him the impressions that he publishes as facts and asks ys to believe. The Iron business' to-day Is- concondition not a theory. It fronted by Iran a state of paralysis. furnaces. rolling mllb mines. Iron steam forges. machine BDOM foundries are closed all over ti e Uilt ed States. Why to Ulla so? Because the democratic administration hM hoisted the flag of Free Trade, whlppi threatens the manufacturing Interests ot the country. solid comfort for tho horny handed son of EMI him Mil. Does he tack bread? glance along the columns of the free list and eongralutate his digestive organs that “pyroligneous acid exceeding the specific gravity of one and forty-seven one-thou­ sandths” has had the duty stricken clear off. The robber baron will ratten himself no more upon thia important material at the expense ot the child of poverty. Does the laborer observe bla babies grow wan from hunger? Wilson sends to him and to them the word ot cheer that “ochre and ochre earths, when dry,” shall pay taxee.no longer for the benefit of the pro­ tected monopolists. The deirer In the earth after Iron ore will have no more work, it is true; but what mat ten It. if Wilson hM wrenched loose the grasp of the greedy capitalists triumphantly and placed “edible insects” upon the free list? The Iron ora miner, therefore, may now Im­ port free of duty from the far East evapo­ rated grasshoppers and miscellaneous bugs. The miner of soft coal will have his wages reduced; but m au offset, WI toon offer* him "gunwads” at a reduction of 5 per The passage of the repeal bill hM brought sent What shall comfort the mill operative no relief to the manufacturing Interests. who can find no employment It he refuses Congress alone bolds the key to to appreciate the boon offered to him by tion, but not In the form ot bill, the enactment of which mAans dto- Wilson in the chance to buy "grindstones'* The whole tendency to to low under a duty of 31-75? What mechanic, prices, low wages, cheap Uvlngr-ebeap not a chronic grumbler, will fall to admit clothes, and everything that goes to make that hto inability to sell bls labor to a mat­ of the a working man poorer. Wbpn everything ter of trifling importance in i to depreelated In this nianner it^oes ,001 fact that Wilson has lifted burdens of mean prosperity for the American people, an oppressed nation by knocking off 5 per but poverty In all Rs forms. At present cent from “pianoforte action?” Is its we have poverty of work. There are ’ two soul of the bard fisted toiler so base that or three men for every vacant position, he would rather have roa st beef on Sun­ brought about by the anticipation of free trade. Should the Wilson Nil Tail to pass and iron left alone with the American people to furnish and manufacture then there will be an early resumption of busi­ ness. On the ocher hand should the Dem­ ocratic Congress and President force. itt passage In its present form there will, be no improvement as regards employment nor wages, until there to a change tn the administration, rig iron hM fallen in price 31.50 per ton in one year, finish­ ed castings have fallen in price K of i cent per pound, which to 35.00 per ton. How to this difference to be met by manu­ facturers? The only way to by paying lees to the labor that produces tjie finished EMtlngs. Why, and bow liM this condi­ tion and difference In price come about? Simply because manufacturers ho seek orders and contracts have been compelled to do this work cheaper for two reoons. One, to to get work If poMlble, so m to run and try to do business If only at cost In hopes that business will improve, beeand. because of the close competition In the iron business and the fear that tlielr neighbors will take the work for the first reason. They are living In hopes that they will escape tariff lectotation, and be able to continue business under a system that gives the trade of America to Ameri­ cans, Instead of to foreign manufarturEighteen months ago the iron business was such that miners, furnace men, roll­ ing mills, and foundries knew what to do six months In advance. They made contracts for ore, for pig Iren, finished outings and machinery. There wm a stable basis that au could do business up­ on. There wu no fluctuation in prices. All felt that the government of tfie United States wu in harmony and sympathy with the great Iron Industry. See the condi­ tion change in six months. Unexpectedly a party is put in power whose chief tenet Is that free trade must be. And all the changes that this impilM have followed the Iron Industry until ttAday it is paral­ yzed. Workingmen unthinkingly voted for this state of affairs.- Wtty Because they bad been arbusefi by Inffikmatory speeches and led to believe that free trade wm to make a great improvement In their condition. They see too late their error Their only hope now is io live until next days than to be able to buy "albata” tea­ pots every day In the week at half price? What if be shall shiver with' tbe cold of December If “all compounds of pyroxy­ lin*" are freed from taxation, and if he can fairly stuff himself with ’‘artificial sub pbatq ot baryta,” now rescued from the tariff taxes? He Is a hard man to please who would rather have steady work, and permit tbe robber barons to filch the sub­ stance of tbe people through the instru­ mentality of a severe duty upon "Iodide of potash,” than to be Idle and to have hto Iodide admitted free of duty. Some men are never satisfied.—New York Press. In his message President Cleveland says: “I am satisfied that the reduced tariff duties provided for In the proposed legislation will In the near future, though not immediately, produce sufficient rev­ enue to meet the needs of the government.” Thus the Preaident Is satisfied with a re­ duced policy that will raise the fnnda for the maintenance ot the government by larger importation of foreign goods. This of course La simply saying that the de­ mands in thia country will be met by Im­ portations from foreign countries. Every extra importation of goods will take place that should be made In this counour factories and by American la, thus decreasing the demand for Auiencai. labor. And enforced Idleness of men not only willing but anxious to work cannot but produce evil result*, it Is but natural that our chief executive should M ttafied when everybody knows as he clearly expresses It, that the new tai iff bill. Introduced by his benchmen. waa framed for the purpose of getting oar revenue from foreign importations. Look­ ing at the bill from the standpoint of a foreigner the bill Is an ideal one, butevery true American will have reason to took at It la a very different light If the bill pass­ es.- which Is rather doubtful of Ite O.Hton.1. Mid- tral. For rata* and routes enquire at Mich­ igan Central Ticket Office. C. P.. Ohbojin, snuAl Meeting. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Hastings Furniture Mann factoring Company will be held at the office of said Company, Hutings, Mich, on Thursday, January 4th, 1894, at 10 o’clock, a. m. Hastings, Mich, Dec. 381b, ’93. Stoekhsldsra Ma«ttag. The annual meeting of the stockholders of tbe HMiings Chair A Table Company 111 be held at tbe office of said Company, Hastings, Mich., on Tuesday, January 9th. A. D., 1894, at one o’clock, p. m. R. B. Mkmkr. President. M. L. Cook. 8ec’y. Hastings. Midi, December 12th, *93. Annual Vesting*. The annual meeting of the Barry county Agriculture! Society will be held In Parker's ball. In the old court house building, in the city of Hastings, Tuesday Dec. 2«th. 1893 at I o’clock p. . for the and the transaction of that may come before a, dlxcimxm, rres. Jxa. M. Baukk, Skc’t. BATES 31.15 per day. Rooms 5o cents. Meals 25 cents. Steam Heat BEACH A BOOTH. READY—FIKE We are ready. Ladles Watches, Gents watGhes, Boys Watches Latest styles. Lowest prices. Did you hear a report? Well, it ia re­ ported, and truly so, all over town and county that we are ready for Christmas— ready with Presents for young and old Limps from 18.50 to 20c. All grades and prices Elegant Water Sets, Chamber Sets, Dinner and Tea Sets, Sets of Seta. Set it down, and when you come to town XMAS PRESENTS come to us first, last and all the time. Toys and Games for the young—a table full and packed under. Also remember us again for your Holiday Candy and Nuts, Fruita and Oysters. We shall be loaded with a nicer line than ever. Xmas Candy 10c per pound. Violins. Guitars and Banjos. stock of the best strings obtainable. HAMS & VAN ARMAN F. ft. FflNGOflbT, The Reliable Jeweler Christmas A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment Food Report. Royal Baking Powdcr Co Wall St., N. Y DO NOT FAIL TO CALL AT HlGKS S SOBOGB S Store for a set of Fine China Dishes, also FANCY and STAPLE Holiday Gooda, the Fin­ est Stock in the city. For We can ahow you Albums at prices cheap enough to suit anyone. DOLL GOODS. Most every­ thing in that line. BIBLES at all prices. Cloth Bound Books at lower prices than you ever heard of before. A splendid assortment of Fine Books. BRUSH and COMB SETS. We don’t propose to carry any over if low prices will sell them, A line of Children’s Books that can t help but suit Don’t be afraid to ask to see goods and get our prices. Coming W. J.&L.L. HOLLOWAY Sign of thb Elephant But our Bargains are here To make room for n6w styles we offer you the following this week: A $65 Bed Room Suite for $55.00 40 32.50 35 “ 30.00 45 Side Board for 37.50 35 30.00 See our stock of McLean Swing Rockers the best made amid just the thing for Christmas HIRAM ROGERS PRICES On Banquet Lamps or Hanging Lamps we are lower than any house in Hastings. wbtb Loaded With nice things for Christ­ mas this year and we invite you in to look at them. you are in doubt as to what to get just step in and see 1; ; We can s.uit you. O1RI5TFM5 QOObJ! We have placedin stock a very attractive line of Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, Silk Mufflers, Linen Handkerchiefs, and a great variety of goods suitable for Holiday Presents The following lines by Byron N. Jones, tell their own story and tell It very truth­ fully. It fa said that every democrat in Ohio had these verses down pat Inst fall. The tune will be recognized aa being the same as ‘’After the Ball. . THE KENT GRAND RAPIDS. OPPOSITE UNION DBPOT A UUto boy climbed an old man’s knees. —At any rate try some of our fajl and register the old? vote for ProtecThe legislation of the Republican IM. ro« ibMl I helped to elect him. idle ttuU’s all CHORUS. living, rood clothe*. Ift meant and gave r. And If “Home," the writer. follows up the heresies of bla political New Moon Tea and jpu _ have ill always reason to rejoice over the -.Christmas of 1893. Candies Fruits, Nuts, etc. Try our groceries and canned goods. m dartc.it, *ter UM Fall 5. E. PHILLIPS HAKE YOURSELVEJ Dress Goods. Cloaks, Shawls Wool Mittens, Furs, Children’s Fur Sets, Wool Hose, Cashmere Gloves, Underwear, Table Linen. Linen Towels, Napkins Wool Skirts, Portier Curtains, or Okie. And those around you cm Christmas by buying yotr FRUITS NUTS Of na Remember that just we want your poultry Wool Blankets. We cordially invite you to visit our store Fascinators, Corsets, Comfortables �Hastings Banner. Thursday, Dec. at, 1893. PERSONAL MENTON. We will Z<» William hn to, Chiraao Moodar. O. D. SPAUXDIXO. nuts for tbe holidays at Cook a Cook's. B- U. Uwateo. ot Kateuuoo, la to tte city. We willaave You Christmas Goods ,M’U' K'"'’ n’lon”d 10 CtHeajo flnw“ I,ne of eddies and nuts In Stefj^01'’"PKUU» '« ’-.H-H'dtateltem, ot Detroit, la In tbe city to-day. *ot Lidlra, Miura .nd uSLriix *“d °' Or“l* toplda, wu tn tte city Mooday. M«k« jour rataUTM nd friend, bnpy •ndtey ymir Cbririmu ptraeuu ot Job. Beaaoser, the jeweler. Of all kinds for young people, and old as well Seo oar line of handkerchiefs, mufflers, towels, silks, ete. 1 - silk x George Landis has been conflued to the bouse for a week with the grip, Spauldixo’s. The Knights of Pythias commenced moving goods Into tbelr new hall In tbe tWrd story of tbe Union block ycoterday THE DRUGGIST. LOCAL NEWS. - C1KCUL4TKSN - Thia week, !t,rrarter. 95 quires. etea<m tor terarteutente when brought To buy your Christmas goods of us. Something that will be a last­ ing pleasure to the one who receives it. And a Money Saver to the purchaser as well. Dwight Goodyear returned from his vis­ it with eastern relaUvts this week. MIm Minnie Cook, of Allegan. Is tbe guest of her sister, Mrs. W. J. Bowne. MIm Flora Beadle passed Sunday with u * IMrty went fro“ bere Mid­ her sister Min Kittle la Grand Rapids. dleville one day last week, and getting In­ '/Dr. C. P. Lathrop, of Grace Hospital, to a fractxs some of tho crowd got badly Detroit, b expected home for Christmas. from The Banxnr and the Chicago Inter )TMi»8 Nellie Wilkins returned Ooean for 81.00 Is proving to bo the most Akeley school at Grand Haven yesterday. popular combination we have offered for Mrs. Robert Marshall, of Prairieville, visited st D. K. Cook’s last week, return­ Jea. Rogers la in the market for live ing Monday. peal try on Saturdays, Mondays and Tues­ jfMln Mary McElwain returned from days-of each week. Don’t forget that be White Cloud this week and will remain pays tee highest market price. until spring. * , FREG L HEATH, Read, Remember and Resolve Maj Robert, la hose from Jaektor a .bort lions. ' **U«lnide Peudenr..t reluro. Iron, school ai Boston to-morrow. W y°u »»ut any groceries give Cook & • trial order. Jbelr stock Is always fMU. Berth. Beouey. of GroMe Isle, Is fresh and they sell cheap. expected in the city to-morrow. GAMES Useful Goods at Hard Times Prices. Best mixed candy only 8 cents per Mrs. Hlnry Bush, of Kalamazoo. Is I* pound; cream candy only 10 cents per the city, tbe guest of her slater Mrs. Caro­ Pm*nd for the holidays. line Roberts. Jos. Rogxbb a Co. XMlaeesUptoo and Eddy, of the High We see It reported In several of our ex­ school leave for their homes this week to changee teat Florida on Wheels, which spend vacation. will be oa.exhibition at the M. U R. R. XMra. Minnie Greble. Mrs, Carrie Good­ depot Saturday from • a. m. to 9 p. m. Is year, and Mrs. N. A. Fuller were In Grand nsaily vary fine. Rapids Monday. * Of -course you will want nice fruit, can­ dies and nuta for Christmas. Al Reakea SfDameu R. Mason Is expected home from has a fine Uae for Christmas, If yon Lima, Indiana, to-morrow for a three want anything special In his line yoa had weeks vacation. bettor leave your order right now., Mr. and Mrs, Lee Dunlap and R. Bl Don't pay anything for toys for tbe Dunlap and wife drove to Vermontville ehlldrea. Ge le Cook A Cook’s, buy a Tuesday and spent the day. can of tbelr nlee baking powder and you’ll 1 Mias Olive Lathrop leaves for Detroit draw some nice toy. You not only get Saturday where she will be the guest of good baking powder, bnt buy your Christ­ tbe Misses Burton for a week. mas present at the same time. ) Ml88 Belle Smith, who has been the At cost—all cloaks and shawls at RusDon’t forget tbe fact that If you want a guest of Hastings relatives for tbe past first class hair eut ar shave you want to few months leaves for her home In Detroit go to Busby Bros. They are up on ail this week. You can get tbe nicest fruit at tbe City the latest styles and have bad years of ex­ Bakery. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Nevins. Mrs. Gre­ perience. They also have nice bath ble, Miss Grace Messer. Chester Messer Go to the Senate for your uaeals and rooms In connection with their shop. and Mason Nevins were tn Grand Rapids lunches. Make Father and Mother a Christmas Friday pt last week. Get your Christmas shaves and hair cuts Present of a alee new pair of .comfortable J. A. Lorangvr, of Chicago, is In the at Busby Bros. slippers. We have a full line and wonld be pleased to show them to yon at The city, called by a telegram announcing tbe All kinds of stamped llaens fur fancy serious Illness of bis wife, who Is at the Little Red Front Shoe Store. work at Russell’s. Wooexy A Bronson. • Catholic parsonage. /jjhirile Smith, L. J. Goodyear, Walter Get your bakery goods at A. E. Benkes*. Poultry wanted now. On Mondays ] 'Lampman. Guy Bauer and tbe rest ot the Goods always fresh. and Thursdays of each week during the Ann Arbor crowd return home to Get your Christaaa turkeys at L. W. winter I will be ready to receive all fat. Aldrich's meat market. well dreMed poultry. Dress your poultry spend the holidays this week. yourself and make all the money there Is You will always flad good local reading The Sterling silver spoons are the best in It. eultbe luside local page*. Milers at John Bessmer’s store. L. E. Stauvfkr. Russell has the latest things in silks. off on J acfcete and shawls at Spauld- Every body goes to F. G. Beamer's - for Xmas oysters, fruits, nuts, etc. •Just received a new stock of rugs and The ••Senate” restaurant Is now fur­ nishing meals to .a large number of peo- draperies at Kogers' Furniture store. pie. Mr. Rogen’ aim is to furnish the The Womens Home Missionary Society best of meals for tbe least money and in netted about 870 from their social last this be la succeeding well as his con­ John Bessmer has his prices so low that stantly growing patronage proves. Every­ All kinds of fresh and salt meats at L. any one can afford to buy Christmas preaone who desires a nice lunch or warm W. Aldrich’s, successor to F. I*. Wilcox. «nts of him. meal should go to the ‘'Senate" under E. Give him a call. The Nashville.News had a fine Christ­ Y. Bogie’s store. You won't feel hard limits so much If mas write up of busineM there In last L.W. Aldrich, successor to F. P. Wil­ wjpek's issue. you trade with Cook A Cook. Thev've eox is dressing the finest two year old heif­ got prices marked way down. /Read the adv of the Bankrupt store In er for Christmas that we have ever seen, If you want to be carried to Santa thia Issue and profitz4hereoy. They can U weighing over 1230 pounds on^fooL save you money. / Mr. Aldrich Is keeping as nice and clean Claus’domains Just visit Russell's store. a market as anyone in the state of Mlch- You can find just what suits you there. Mr. A. B. Hull is kept busy day Igan and tbe people of this eity and vicin­ Osr readers will find theSchool column and night engraving goods sold at John ity ought to appreciate the fact He will Beamer's store, ' have everything nice for the holidays and conducted by Mr. Andrus, on the Inside local page! It contains many Items of in­ No nicer tea ever came to this market be Invites yon to give him a call. terest. than the Royal Garden. You can get it at Don't forget the fact that Ed Schumann • The exercises at the High school Friday Cook A Cook’s only. 'has started a meat market In Al Jones’ were very fine, and the large attendance building on Jefferson street. He Is pre ­ Mre. Ella Caffee living near the County ( was very gratifying to both teachers and farm died suddenly Monday mornlug and pared to fill orders for floe Christmas! visitors. meats of every kind. Till UaVU ETs was burled yesterday. Trtentfs*very kindly fortbflr generous pat­’ If you want to buy tbe easiest and best Mra £ve Cox, an old resident, of Castle­ ronage thus far and will continue to keep ’ rocking chair for your wife for Christmas, ton. died Monday, aged 98 years. Tbe tbe best of meats constantly on hand. ■ buy one of those McLean rockers at Rog­ funend occurred yesterday. Ed has had a good deal of exoerience In the* ers' Furniture store. ✓ ■j If you want any folding chairs and ta­ business and will serve one and al» alike.j Anyone desiring to trade city property bles fur card parties call at Hiram Bogers*. The Chicago'Weekly Inter Ocean Is a1 or farming land for 180 acres of good Complete-outfit and Just refinlshed. 10 page paper. Eight pages come In1 farming land In Western Kansas shonld Buyers who pay tbe cash are decidedly supplement form and has tw<j full page■ write or call on* Frank Tvckkr. •‘In It” just now. Read over the bargains colored Illustrations. The Inter Ocean Is Hastings, Mich. recognized as one oC the leading papers in thb iMue If you don’t believe IL of the country. No pains or money are> XOrer 81000 was paid out this year for A genttasaan is In the city for tbe pur­ spared In making everything first class.- premiums by the Agricultural society. Dot pose of establishing a branch of the Cap­ We furnish the Baxneh and Inter Oceani including what was paid for racing. Last ital Loan <fc Investment Co., of Detroit to Barry County readers only for the> year 8476.33 was all that was paid. ConOwing to the scarcity of money we small sum of 81-00 cash In advance.■ sidering the hard times the society makes have marked everything at the lowest Those outside of' the epunty will be> an excellent showing. price. Spaildimg’s. charged 81.25. The many friends of Dr. Wallace B. The display windows of Archie McCoy’s1 Matthews, of Grand Rapids, win be pleaaIf you want any fine canned goods for Christmas get them at (Big) Cook &. (Lit­ furniture and carpel emporium are tastily’ ed to learn that he will be united In tle) Ctwk's. Everything fresh and new. decorated from his fine stock of furniture. marriage Wednesday evening Dec.. 97th. Mr. McCoy, as every body knows, has' to a Miss Rosenborg, of Grand Rapids. ■Call and see them. made tbe furniture business a study, and} His friends wish them Joy and happiness. Many years ago there must have been Is thoroughly posted on 11. His display an infuriated wunuu in Hastings for wood is bnt a reflection of his stock. Tho peo­• It stands everyone In hands to econochoppers have just discovered an apple- ple of Barry County are now given an op­■ mlse this year, but anyone shouldn’t go to pcaring machine deeply imbedded In a portunity to profit by his experience, andI tbe extreme In that direction and pay thiek tree.—Eaton Rapids Journal. If any ooe.wants to buy a nice, stylish। their money for goods that have no service piece of furniture cheap, they will do wellI in them. Archie McCoy has a class of When tliere Isa fire in this city the holiday goods that you can easily afford. to_gp to McCoy's at once. people here are not only made.aware of It, , they’re In style, and they’ll wear. We desire to My to all patrons that the but also those living uear the city. A gentleman living at Priebardville told us Delton Roller MUI is running and will' We desire to call tbe attention of every that be beard the alarm plainly Suuday be kept runmntf. despite reports to the' ooe Ibis week to tbe adv. of W. H. Spence. contrary. We are here for business and1 A good pair of shoes Isn’t a luxury. 1ft a morn lag. we propose to do business. We thank our’ necessity, aud Mr. Spence has bls store Get your Christmas candy free at patrons tor tbelr trade and we cordially filled with everything In the boot and shoe Stauffer’s. To all custoosurs who pur­ Invite new patronage- We propose to do’ line that can bo desired. Whatever be chase goods to tbe amount at oee dollar or good wort: to pay tbe highest possible' tells you. yoa ean bank on. He wants more on Friday and Saturday of this week prices for everything and treat one and he will make a present of ooe pound of ail alike. GIveusacalL mixed candies. . Yours for Business. Aa canal Sparr HilUlpa lite band with Dodv4 A Haktmax. No CbrisUaas dinner Is complete with­ > aueadlmdr Ute iteek rf eandlea. trait, y , Delton. Mleh. out a fine fragrant cup ■ of tea. If you rf nnu t« tbe Ik.IM.ji. Sparr .liraji have used the Arata tea you know what Sunday morning at T o'clock fire was it is. To those who have never used it discovered in die second story of A. J. we would advtoe them to call al Stauffer's. Severeoec’i home in tbe 1st ward, and the Are whistle soon acquainted the pe<>- dtelil u to whal to (M r> to Mr. PMIllp. Mdte will brio r>« dUpolrourdoobto la . auwl plnuloa >od utl.raetorT mix.. X Tte pqplla ot Mlaa. MrlteKWt*’* Ira l»T» « “• <~n>ln« will alee rhetorical. W ,r*» It you want to ate Ite nkrat. tmhaat m tBx ted Ite 0m»a» aodrr teurol Tte telMter mwM te *'• the IkM of raraltar, .rar urraxjbt to tte eUr. lari atop Into Arabia MrCar'u Be . . woaH. that la On our prices and attractions. Season SPECIAL LOW PRICES on Handkerchiefs, Dress Goods, Silks, Laces, Hosiery, Gloves, Cur­ tains, Underwear, Blankets, Furs, an i Children’s Sets. % Off on all Cloaks and Shawls. See ourr . line of Towels and HamNiercUefB Don't Fail to See us. “Misfit” Shoes, line with the all. How well i best ascertain and Corns Is a combination that usually go together. Wear "misfit” shoes and you will soon have corns and buniotuTto pay for it. You are in doubt as to what to get your relatives or friends for ^hristmas. Possibly ypu have thought of getting them a nice pair of shoes—a very useful present indeed— but dont make anyone a present of corns and bnnjona . Come and see us. Our shoes fit the fist. See Our Slippers Don’t fall to visit our store for Christ­ mas goods. 4J. D. Bj’jlUl.djxq. Our congratulations are extended to Editor Bissell, at tbe Eaten Coaaty Re­ publican. A ten pound sow brighten Ms h—--------**--- --------stand that tbe We shall offer during the Holiday WE HAVE HIGH CUT SLIPPERS LOW CUT SLIPPERS FINE CUT SLIPPERS CROSS CUT SUPPERS GOAT SLIPPERS LEATHER SLIPPERS FELT SLIPPERS RUSSIA SLIPPERS FOR CHRISTMAS? BRING YOUR FEET ALONG AND WE’LL FIT 'EM RIGHT.. RUBBER GOODS FELT BOOTS FELT STOCKINGS W. H. SPENCE. ANY a woman has busted her husband up in busi­ ness trying to dress better than her neighbor. M HERE are many men who spend, more than they can afford for clothes. If they’re not made by a high priced tailor they think life’s not worth liv­ ' ing, that’s all bosh. We are trying to find some man who can tell the differerice between our readyto-don fine suits and a made-to-order suit. The man has not been in yet T �Hastings Banner. MKHIGAN OTaT£ news. THE LAST UNICORN. A BRIDGE FALLS. feminine loveliness. eudden* and Fatal Disaster A woudroas brute, which only within diplomats were present the cver-ferLouisville, Ky. the present century emerged from the realm of myth into that of scientific up, and aa usual evoked many com­ knowledge, has within the present year ments, criticisms, and memories of • dltion, tho average being 84. S3 and 9fl ■ paMed into the realm of history. Repast beauties os compared with the I per eenL in the southern, central and ports from South Africa declare that belles of the present day, s»y» • • porthern counties respectively. The । the last white rhinoceros has been writer in the New York Tribune. j totil number of bushels of wheat re- ' killed and that its skeleton, hide and "Who is the moet beautiful woman ported marketed in November la 1.704,- j horn arc now being shipped to England / FOLLOWED'BV FATE. you have ever rcen?” was asked of the 351. The number of bushels reported to enrich a natural history museum, Lou ISV j i.LX, Ky , Dec. 18.—The new minister to —who has grown gray marketed in the font* months. August- Thu* the largest of quadru, .modern Louisville and Jeffersouvdle bridge, Novetnber, is 8.858,371, which is 378,825 ] peds, • excepting the elephant, becomes notorious for a series of unusual mla- In the service und had lived in every large town in Europe. bushel* less than marketed in the satno extinct, along with the beautiful fortunes since its iuceptlon, was the •‘Unquestionably the empress of months last year. flnagga, the dodo, tho great auk and acene of a double accident Friday in Austria.” be replied, without a mo­ other noteworthy members of the ' which a large number of lives were ment’s hesitation. “Of course I apesanimal kingdom which have vanished lost and many other persons inof the time when she waa younger and Tho twelfth aannal contention of the from the world before the rapacity of jured, making it the worst dishappier than she is now. I remember state board of correction* and ohar- man. 1 aster in this viefaity since the great well the first time I saw her. We were ! ities and county agents was hejd in For ages tho only known habitat of cyclone of three years ago. During a | Muskegon. Gov. Rich praised highly the unicorn was on a cout-of-arms and high wind at 10:18 o'clock Friday inorn- ail assembled in a large salon of tho palace when aome heavy velvet por­ 1 the,.work of the state for the criminal he was discredited as a reality until an ing the middle 850-foot span ot the l and unfortunate of all kinds, and JuStieres were suddenly drawn back and actual one-horned rhinoceros was found bridge aver the middle of the tie.) Grant of the supreme court, de­ I in India and Sumatra, when folk began Ohio river collapsed with the false work she appeared, surrounded by her I livereti an address, iu which he ad- to revise their syllabus of repudiated under it and., threw more than fifty ladies- It was like a veritable fairy [ vocated determinate sentences for 1 workmep into the river, twenty-five or nceno. I .nppooo 1 w»» yo“”» I crimes of similar magnitude, a* where foolish and Impressionable, but—what $ i more being caught under the mas* and ! in or or drowned, uruwueu, wuuo»* one judge give* a sentence of five year* ? । crushed to death while at * vision of loveliness I were injured, wme of for the same crime another gives forty *,V—T-TOfc— least a .score ' 1. ‘ ‘ " Bhe waa dressed uj violet, with aomeI thing glistening all over it, and I took “ Taxed to be a great aufferer from rheum* ' years. rEtaKz/y i whom cannot recover. J.. Dm-. | it aU In at a gtanoe-her regal figure tom. I tried almost everything without relief. | " X took three bottiea of Hood’a SanapariRa and . . A Family asair. correct list of tbe dead and carriage, her magnificent eyes Following if . found myself cured. I know it was There is a school district in Stronach I and the superb coronet of hair which a* obtained up to midnight: «s-lllo township, Manistee county, which haa Frank D. Burns. Franklin. Pa., picked up ahe wore plaited aa one secs even now F1OOQ 8 oSrSSpQrilia but one person of school age. There In her pictures. She spoke moat that cured ma" Mas. William Kaxiraao. ' bQ£ one family in the district, and graciously to me, a youngster, and it Mo*ro’» Vineyard, Ind. Hood’S Curwa. three district office* are held by the pl t*l; James CourtiM^. No. MB Campbells treat, was then and there that I became her ' Hood'S ’ ’ ' father, mother and son. Taxes have Louisville, dead when found: Frank Miller. Pllta eora all liver Ula. Ma and thaH be till- I die!" Mo.the W3 district Washington street, dead wtan louad. slave — ----------------------—been paid into treasurer ’s Charles Murphy. Na 4W State street. Chicago, j MW«U," said one of his listeners, 1 hands each year, and now It is claimed died at city boapital; J. O. Garlock. Louisville, ne<er nw the empress of Austria, but that the money has b»'en misappro­ dead when found. ; jI hwa have n a nicture picture in in mv my mind that I priated, and hereafter nil funds will be Seventeen persona.are miaalng. The would not like to loae. My beauty retained by the to wash io treasurer. injured so far as known number four- | was a Brazilian who had lived in Paris I most of her life. She was too perfect legends. Still tho Asiat-ip rhinoceros in looks to require any wits, I suppose, S. A. Carno, of the firm of Carno A was a poor sort of creature for such ' The accident was due to the insecure for I must confess she was rather heroic fame, aud it was not until the ' ---------------------•---------‘traveler." Morton, furriers at GratWiRapids, Rapids, took took nero c lame ana u was no* unxu sue . . ... • •• The wind stupid; but It suited her atyle to be ------- -j and went to op«dng of the .present century fUrther loosened I ♦585 of the firm’s-money -\.J- ~ - that P loosened lit, and an week ago ago to to buy buy good the unicorn waWrther loosened I or InjecUon* of carbolic apathetic and indifferent. One even­ New York a week good l a ;I the was fnllv fully MentHteA identified with with «uu ten to to hb his partner, Mra.•! the the uncouth ii ing my angel waa smoking a cigarette He has written partner. Mra. pachyderm. At that time into ita place and the engine* Morton, that he will not return. The ! Burchell discovered, in the region of were started. The wind was high, and a spark fell on her light muslin gown. She only taid: ‘Look, mop money he took belonged to her. as he ' South Africa, between the Orange and , and the awaying of the false work ;m0eun,er..u...tupeD doa.™Mor. lh< llm ami, my dress i* on fire; pray put me had no financial interest in the firm. a Zambesi river*, the stupendous creature out, ’ and I really felt grateful to her ' CONSTIPATION SStESSft Carno also borrowed 8384‘from his land-' 'k»om> «rhlnoo ero»..lm«.or.taeomw„ plMd. WK. U>. end tte great LIVER «nJ KTOM AC if REGULATOR and lady, Mrs. Mandel, promising interest mon Ph™»--O« wh[“|oJ for not jumping up and screaming aa o# lb,lr i P^The eh<ln-r <1Ud U> U.0 men moat women would, thus shattering at the rate of 815 a month. my ideal of the absolute calm and realnellbcr whlu nor. atrmUy spe^da?, leu of flfty.on, on tbe Bp<o GUARANTEES issuou on. y Dy I. . dm. 1 lortj-on. m.n «.U 11U toot W. H. Goodyear. Sole Agent. flasuAm. The total defalcation of John Clegg, It. oolor t. a am, rr*,. .Imott WB(CT A Quarter Ootury Teat, ' the ueputy postmaster at tho Atlantic verging on the mouse color. And it ' FroqaMrt MUUapa. mine, is 8880.18—8548,18- from the post' had two horns, though .one was so ■ For a quarter of a century Dr. King* PROBATE ORDER. * , The bridge haa been under oouatruooffice and the balance from the Detroit small as to be scarcely perceptible, * a I tion for a number of year* and several New Discovery has been tested, and the Loan & Investment company. Of this ‘ mere hump with a tuft of stout bristles eS ■ time* work has been suspended for millions wlio have received benefit from tbe countv of Barry boldeu at the Its use testify to it* wonderful curative The other Probate office. In the Qty of Hastings, tn sum he sent 8370 to his wife, who waa three or four inches high. powers in all diseases of throat, chest, said County, ou Friday the 8th day of away from home, but as soon os she ' real horn was about tlu-re or four feet ' December la tho rear ooe thousand eight hun­ learned that her husband had misap-' long, thick and tufted about with Masonic savings bank failed because and lung*. A remedy that baa stood the dred and ninety three. of its connection with the bridge com­ test so long and that haa given so much uni­ Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of preprinted the money ahe returned . bristles at the base, and curving and pany. Recently financial assistance versal satisfaction Is no experiment Probate. home and handed it to Postmaster Ed-' tapering gracefully to .a hard sharp In tho matter of tbe estate of Joshua was obtained and work was resumed. Each bottle is poeltiveiy guaranteed to wards. point This might have been a formidB. Hall. Deceased. give relief, or money refunded; It is ad­ Three years ago, in constructing the Oo reading and filing the petition duly veri­ A B«c-f—u •*>>' weBpo" ta • U>» piers, a dreadful accident happened at mitted to lie the most reliable for coughs fied of do* H. Hall, widow ot said deceased Th™» McCarthy, McCarthy, of Grund Rxpida, R.pidu I «“»««•">• d^lt with It. toe. l the caisson, resulting in the death of and colds. Trial bottles free at W. H. praying for reasons therein stated, that Thomas of Grand aa order or decree be made by w„ w-ntnnerd .t M.G.pn to two .nd them nndertooL .nd nred twelve men. Accidents have been fre­ Goodyears Drug Store. Large size 50c. this court determining . who are or tot ■ U» horn w . rod of yul.Unce ter It. quent aud from first to last it i* said and 8L00. were tte lawful lieln of sold deceased and en­ one-h.ll ye.m In .t.te prUon titled to Inherit said estate and Jtfetr respect­ burglary. He made a confession, say-' . „ . , ,. that fifty men have been killed. ive right* therein. ' / ing thatJn addition to the store of C. B.' Th* white rhinoceros Thereupon it I* ordered, that Friday the Mr. Fred Miller of Irving. 111. writes Mh day of January A. I)., l»l at ten o'clock In Mann ± Co., he intended to rob the Tbe history of the Louisville A Jef­ that be bad a severe kidney trouble for tbe forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of shoulders, and from fourteen to sixteen Bridge company a aeries many years, with severe pains in the back Mid petlt‘00 *»d that the heirs at law ot said store of tbe Towner Hardware Co. He Jert lonir ana U>u. in bulk wrpM»d fersonville db2.U^,"S3el7r«a ’ois “h*rw™ deoeaaed and all other penom interested In was assisted by a Muskegon and by a and also that his bladder was affected. said estate, are required to appear at a ■ession Grand Rapids man. .^'Tntbermoden.Qu.dn.podeaeept ,,^,,.1! pnljretod imi .nd He trimt many so called Kidney cures but of said court, then to te holden at the Probate the elephant, whleh It ataoat rivaled, o„rUx,i j, ,ery |ndpkn. without any good result. About a year office. In tbe eity of Hasting*, la Mid County. | cy. In 1888 it was revived under ago he began the use of Electric Bitters AUSTRIA'S NEW PREMIER. The annual meeting of the Michigan ' a nevi’ charter and ground was and found relief at once. Electric Bitters Trotting Horse Breeders' association ’ broken in October, 1889. Two Is especially adapted to cure of ai! kidney tbe pendency of said petition and the bearing and liver ____________ i caisson occ’deuta took place duretroubles and often gives almost thereof by causing a ropy ot this order to be was held in Kalamazoo and tbe follow­ instant relief. One trial will prove our ing officers were chosen: President, S. published In the Hasting* Bax . xkh. anew* Prince Alfred Windiachgraeta, who ioF the building of the pier* Tho statement. Price only 50c. for large paper printed and circulated In said Count) (l. Browne, Kalamazoo; vice president? has accepted the task of forming a ! flrat was caused by the cupidity of a of Barry, once In each week for three successive J. C. Deyo, Jackson; treasurer, Walter new Austrian cabinet in the place of sub-contractor who engaged himself as bottle. At W. H. Goodyears’ Drug Store. weeks previous to Mid day of Ueariiuc. Chas. W. abmsthoxg, Clark, Battle Creek; secretary. J. C. Count Taaffe, . Bucklan's ^rntca Salve whose resignation »n expert when he was without exJudge of Probate. Webb, Mason. The best salve In tee. world for cuts, Bmperor Franels Joseph accepted pcrieoce. The contractors t were de­ early in November, is a remarkably [ ceived by representations which he brulbes, sores, ulcers, salt rbeum. fever _ young man to be callod to a place so ' made. He allowed the air to escape sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, Sixty observer* in various localitiei RHERIFFS 8ALR. in the'atate say that during the week important and responsible. He is ' <roDa the caisson aud the water rushed corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ Nottee la berebj jriven that by virtue of n in the state say that during the wt ’ tively cure piles or no pay required. It writ of Fieri Facias issued out of and under th, ended December 9 pleuritis and rryaip- thirty-one year* old and a member of in, drowaing fourteen men. is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction seal of the Circuit Court for the County of elas increased in area of prevalence.1 the feudal or conservative party in ' The second caisson accident resulted Barry and Steie of Michigan, to me directed or money refunded. Price 25 cents per and delivered and against the rood* aud clui- Diphtheria was reported at twenty-twe: Atistro-Hungary. He has hod up to from the foolhardiness of the foreman box. For sale l>y W. 11. Goodyear, tbe tlea, lands and tenements of Trlpbena Good- place*, scarlet fever at forty-six, ty-1 date but a very alight experience in ' the management of the structure druggist. enough.tn tbe count) of Rxrry and In lavor BUU L.M3 UC-^LU Q<1 caused the death Ul of WVCU seven lUPU. mra of Horace Prentice and Son. I did on the phoid fever at thirty and measles a( political affaftw and has on several j. * place*. — — . -. - J ------7 * I Thu I! — occasions expressed very --extreme The enterprise rv,« was rnww-t&lram overtaken hv by a twenty-slnlh day nt June, A. D„ 1»<B. levy upon The village of Jones. Cas* county, re­ and xlexe and take all the right, Ude and Interest opinions on the rights of the large ver J ’ »erious finaadal disaster early ports 48 conversions as a result of revival otlfle said Trtpbena woodenough In and tn landed owners and other moneyed In-1 *n career as a result of the meeting* there. tteto'lowing described real esUtle altuatcd In . tte township ot Irving, Barry County. Michl Vicksburg's daughters of charity hsv* stitutionx He served the compulsory 1 Baring failure in 1890, which, by gan. to-wtt. the nerth east quarter (>») Six families have already taken up I one.year military service as volunteer reason of ite depressing effect in cl the north eaat quarter [Ml sod tte wot organized for relief, this winter. their abode as members of tbe altruist MIX IM) of tte north west quarter <M> of Oramel Hosford, professor emeritus under protest, objecting to these re-1 ®o°«y centers, prevented the floating community at Wblgvllle. see twenty five (20) township four (4) north it range nine (9) west and the east half (H) ot the of astronomy and mathematics of Olivet' strictiona on the grpund of his here di- ' o{ 81.000,000 of bonds, arrangements for Rev. E. H. Inman, Baptist Clergyman, east hslf'S) of tte north out qtinrter (Ji) of college, died at Olivet Prof. Hoaford tary rights, and on these not being rec- which hod ail but been consumated, secthtrty’six r») town-hfp f«mr[<| north range was one of the founders of the republic ! ognized he served his full year, ob- The reverse was a blow from which at Cedar Spring* says be haa never found an party at Jackson, in 1854. jecting though to pass the prescribed the enterprise never recovered in the an equal to "Adlronda”. Wheeler's Heart IMJ of the north we-t quarter iM) ot »re ttilrtv hands of its originators and promoters. and Nerve Care. Sold by W. H. Good­ Thomas Khssane, of Ironwood, waa [Mi tosnsbtp four [41 north range eight [8] west Jacob F. Krieger, the leading spirit, anJ south eut quarter [Ml of couth east quar waylaid in a lonely section and so terri­ year. ter[H]of*ec twenty teven [27] township four bly beaten that he may die. broke himself and the Masonic bank of [41 north range eight (81 wrst »«m! west half [«•»] The Heath shipyard at Bentou Harbor this city in furthering the project, and Some Jackson parties are talking of of Fouth we«t quarter [M] of see twenty six [261 will build an 88.000 fishing tug fur the township four [4> north of range et«bt west buying the old coal mines at Williams­ finally sunk into an untimely grave. all of whleh 1 »h*il expose for sale al Counabie Fishing company of Petoskey. public suction or vendue to the highest bidder ton for the purpose of manufacturing sa tte law directs st the north front tile, etc., from the fi-e-clay therein. ' Au epidemic of LaGrippe has struck door ot th* Court house in U>e eity or Dallas. Tex, Dec., 18.—E. J. Reeves Petersburg. Doctors report the disease M r. and Mra Frank B. Taylo Hastings in Mid county of Barry and shot and killed Thomas L. James, In six of every seven families in the town. ttateofMlehlg*a. (that being the place where pioneers of Kalamazuoi, celebrated the tbeClriiift Court for tte Mid Countv of Barry., Thursday night, and then surrendered State of Michigan to bnlden)on the 17th day «I fiftieth anniversary of their wedding. to tbe police. Reeves is only 32 years February. A. D.. UM, at one o’clock In tte al An Otsego preacher has twice been ternoon of that day. old and has a wife who is 19 and pretty. Dated at tbe dtv nt Hasting*, this 13th day of told to "charge it" after uniting two of Reeves found letters from Jam esin his Decesnner, A. D., UK the young people of that village, but wife’s possession showing that she had has made out bills, and will present Under Sheriff. been false to her marriage vowa them one of these day* Mra. Betsey Packard, a pioneer resi­ Srdalia, Ma. Dec. 18.—Dick Robin- 1 PROBATE ORDER. dent of Lansing, died of la grippe at State of Michigan, Countv of Bsrry ■on waa hanged on Friday forenoon the age ufr88 year* for the murder, October 24. 1893, of A Walpole island Indian named Wil­ The blx boys ot tbe Glrad school hare Johanna Schallman, aged 34. unmar­ liam Day rowed across to Algonac in ran one teacher out of school thia winter, ried, and a servant girt Robinson Waa his an eanoe, drank a rank too much firewater imoiedlatelj »rre,le«l «nd two d*r, e|JntJ] t0 u “ 00 lhe secoud but be Is Inand started for home. He was found omcer officer's a examination, ana and was inns thus i| dead In his canoe at Russell's island. ......... mustered out of the military service as later con fessed hb guilL The Wright house and Sanitarium Probate. A ML Morris man got mad and swore I' a simple corporal. Later tho prince burn* 1.800 cords of three foot wood on the public street and a justice fined changed his views, passed the examin­ Ralkigh, N. a, Dec. 18.—A dispatoh 10 * ,app,y at " ation and became an officer. Previous received here from San Francisco an- cord * D°W him six dollars. The supposed gold find at Gladwin to his entering the reichsrath he was a nouuces that A. D. Jones, consul gen­ bo admitted Co probate, and that xdmlnistratl u proved to be white sand with a mixture member or employe of the civil service eral at Shaugha, China, died on a ot saMaetate be granted teaaid petltlooer the during a period of fire or six years. executor named la said will or to some ot' er of oxide of iron. ‘ Thursday, Dec. ai, >8?3- OOOK BROE.. Proprietor*. The Salt * That’s All Salt The Michigan crop report for Decem­ ber gives indications that while the tile subject of beautiful women cams Diamond, Crystal Salt DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO., Three Bottles Cured Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for , Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Martin Lee and wife, of Kalamazoo, celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of their marriage. The salt well at Trenton is down over 1,200 feet and a bed of pure salt 28 feet thick has been reached and passed, the company being confident of finding a thicker stratum. William Devisaer, aged 77 years, died In Kalamazoo. He waa a member of known as the "Second Pilgrim Fa­ thers,” whose members located in were returning threw up their job. Peat diggers at Cavendish, StradFbxxpoht, Fix. Dec. 18.—Louis-May, more, Ireland, have made a remark­ able discovery. 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HARPER'S MAGAZINEH 00 HAKnWS WEEKLY................................ « oo Seven people died wllhln ten dej, tm<n U crlppe tn Teknuba end rWnlij. Tk« doctor, era uable to handle It *Uk HARPER'S YOUNti PEOPLE.’.'.':2 OO Postage Free to all subscribers in the United State*, Canada and Mexico. �BUSINESS CARDS. J. M. SMITH. 8. PALMTrtKt Q Hastings Banner Thur,d«y, Dec. ai, lg9J OFFICK OF PALMERTON A SMITH Conveyancing a specialty. Woodland, Mich FM. Woodmansee. LAW and COLLECTION OFFIC*. Ail business promptly attendedjto. dward Taggart Loyal E. Arthur C. Denlwm. TAGGART. KNAPPKN & DENISON, LAWYERS. Rooms 811 817 Michigan Trust Ca Bldju Grand Rapld-s Michigan. M alice kirk. m. d . • Physician and Surgeon. Hastfngs. • ■ Mich. AU calls promptly attended day or nfi flee over F. G. NtowrlTs bout tuid shoe s Tames a. swekzey. Attorney al law, Hastings. Mich. Practices in all courts of tbe state. Col­ lections promptly attended ta d W1“ “» »!>>*>■'«■ «d tbe 52* teta< “<aufiridrNi Babies ought to be fat. Give the Thin Babies a chance. Give them ‘ V,woo<1 tr8uo°0 *‘ cheaper, hemaJ? bard the up grade £Dd will continue to be so from this time neighboring counties. Allegan dogs have been making sad ’b,*pu“l A'x>ul m ? Emulsion the Cream of Cod-liver Oil, with hypophosphites, and watch them grow Fat, Chub­ by, Healthy, Bright PAyn«wu, the world over, endorse 2^““ •“ " tok“ * >« «< “ plonmn or Ollwt Cnltem. .Hod ,e„ ,Qd. donlj OB s.turdv morning ot panlrita. Uo InUMnl lo Imre ihil day rorToledo to ipeod tbe .lol„. p„(. Hw(wd em, '““J1111” «•>» Mo from ,0“M Ol1”1 uuiogo I. to, rinrii and had tho honor or For torty-ali yan M pro<(Mor M astronomy and natural philosophy and In­ structor In matbematies, when three years ago, his health falling, be was elect­ ed profeesor emeritur of these branches, Os't kl dictlrri bj smtMui and has since apent hta winters with bla daughters In Toledo, and summers ar bis residence In Olivet Re held tbe office of superintendent of public lostructlou 1881 to 1568 and has a widespread reputation • Physician and'Surgeon, as a great educator throughout tbe alate. • tIRCMLSTlON • Delton. ■ ■ Mt.-li, He devoted his life energies to the college Office In residence, one ulnck eest of d«i*>L and hia lofty personality haa been au In­ spiration to all wbo knew him. He waa A. Jt C. II. BARBER Hereafter, changes for advertisements born In Thetford, Vermont In 1890, ed­ Physicians aud Surguuu*. >uum reaclbthls office Tuesdays at latest to ucated, at Oberlirf theological seminary, Calls in city or county reoponded to with n-urr Inarrtlon In tbe Imus nf the week dame to Olivet In 1854 and was one of tbe promptness, day or night. ■vhrn brought. organizers of tbe republican party at Jackson in 1855. He leaves • wife and A. SHELDON. 1*<rW‘ th« king of medicines, two daughters, and a throng of friends « Abstract and Real Estate Otter. conqiMra scrofula, cutarrb. rheumatism and all Abstract kkx>M' Hairti-.K*. other blood disease*. Hood's and ouly Hood’s. snd former students wbo will remember Money to lo-ui on Real Ks>«l«- lte»l Entau him for years to cocaa—Eaton County •old on c- mmlMlou. General outi raiat-alng. Carters’Extract tmait Weed will cure Republican. ______ _______ daring a complete set of Abriraet Book*, com piled from tbe Record*, ean ( rnlati complet* Rhi-umatism and ■iruralgia with a f ew ^J<*eph I. Jervis of DelnL a farmer X tracts. C. F. HR«MIKS. Clerk apIdleatluDs.' W. H. G.xdyear. who has resided In Michigan thirty-four The lleralil says that there Is not a des­ years earned a lol of money and apent P. DRAKE, M. D., titute family in Freeport. A pretty good nearly as much for liquor, was 64 years showing cooslderiug tbe universal dis­ old last Sunday. His'youngest daughter Office prer Holloway's drug store. tress. Office benrs from - lo 4 p. tn. Telephone, coo said to him: "Father why don’t you cele­ neeting with residence, at Holloway’s* drug brate your birthday?” "Mebbe I will” store Carter’s Extract Smart Weed will cure a wasthepruff response. Shortly after­ cold In one night. .A cloth saturated with wards he left the bouse and a few hours g M. FOWLER,D.D. 3. Carter's Extract Smart Weed will cures Inter was found hanging by bls neck to a sore throat lu one night. W. II. Good- rope In the barn. He left a widow, three Office hours 8 a m to 5 p. m. J ear. sons and two daughter*:________________ HILIP T. OOLGKOVE, $ neglected cold means Croup. Diphth­ A school ma’am In a neighboring town Attorney .ilLaw eria. Sore Throat, Pneumonia, and death (SuecvMor to Smith « Uolgruve) is donating $3.50 a week out of her meagre to old and young. Carter's Extract Smart salary to pay for tbe txtard and care of (Ofiice iu union Muck, iIas.iuo*.. Practices in di the ■-.•urtA of the ritale. Weed, If taken in time, will prevent IL a former lover. You might decide at W. H. Goodyear. once that such generosity was just like a E. KEN ASTON, woman, if It wasn't for tbe further fact . Attorney at Ijiw, A teaspoonful Carter* Extract Smart that the fellow waa In jail and tlie teaclier (Over J. 8. <ioudvoar A Co. ’s store. Practices in all court*»f the state. CoUoctKM,. Weed mixed with lard makes agrandoint la paying his board to keep him there. orosiptty tUendlttg to.* mehL very hrnllng.ftir cuts, wounds, sore He promised to marry tbe teacher and throat* and wherever n healing salve Is woufdn’t and now he is learning that tbe K. TlMMEHUAh. ll.«><ep.tt<le Chy wanted. W. 11. Goodyear. matter was no Joke with her. A buzz * steian and Burgeon. (Office over Lathrop** drug More.) During the progress of a revival meet­ saw Ma harmless toy to trifle with as ing hr Holmes church recently Ing some compared to serious minded school ma'am. R. E. H. LATHROP. . Homoepathic Physician and. Burgeon Office over W. H. Goodyear's New Drug Store. Ail calls promptly atteudiM, ta A. SCRIBNER. M. D.’ ’ LOCAL NEWS, I'liis week, 80 quirei. P £ P A P Hastings City Bank, Hostings, - - Mich. 8URPIX8 8I2.000.lMl. Incorporated under the kiwi ot the State of Open for business Dec. 15.1886. offxcebs: D. G. Robins>u. President; Chester Messer. Vlee. Pres. ‘ D. W. Reynokte, Cashier. DIV.ECTOK6: D. W.Reypold*. W. H. Pewen. D. G. Robinson, R. B. Messer. John Csrvrtb. Chester Messer. P. T. Col grove. Haa tbe only savings department in In Barry County and pays 4 per eent interest on all time oeDoctti « DRINK IGE. GREflM SODA? Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Milk Shake and Pepsin Cherry Tonic at iVbere you can get ICE CREAM, CON­ FECTIONARY and anything In the line of FRESH BAKERY GOODS. Dovoh-nvt forget IL ALWAYS SMOKE THE BEST In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS. MICH. $3,000.00 A YEAR FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS. dlfflculi to inK daytime or evening*, right tty, wherever you lira.- Tho mm In this country owe th tha start siren them While yo’ung hoodlums Indulged In a free for ’all fight. Several robes were also take» from sleighs. A good dose of the law would go a good ways towards righting such disor­ ders. There was soinC kicking In the Fisher district near Woodland because the board hired Miss Nettle Gant to teach the win­ ter term at 840 per month, a few thinking tljat her pay ought to be reduced. A meeting was called and tbe action of tbe hoard ratified by tbe decisive vote of 29 to Every mother should keep a bottle of Carter’s Extract Smart Weed In the house. When the title one conies home with wet feet and chilled, a hot sling of Carter's Ex­ tract Smart Weed will prevent taking cold. Children like IL It Is as pleasant as lemonade. W. B. Goodyear. While Elsworth Barrett was working In a saw mill near Delton recently his pant leg caurht In a revolving shaft Before he could be rescued from bls position bls Dant leg. and ■ pair of felt stockings were torn off. He was bruised somewhat, but veiy thankful to get out as easily as he did. A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Sipart Weed will cut the mucous phlegm out of Ibe throat and lungs in a few hours, mak­ ing it a sure cure and quick cure and pre­ ventive of Croup, Diph Iberia, Sore Throat, Pneumonia, etc., as these troubles all come from a neglected cold. W. H. Goodyear. nW C— dim. No. U. Irving. Mamie Moulton. Dirt. No. 2, Johnstown. Myrtle Coleman. DisL No. 4, Jobostown, Annie Easy. DUt. No. 3, Maple Grove, Alva Bivins. Diet No. 8. Maple Grove, Mlaale Bep■ Ingle. - Thia seems like a few dlstrieta out of, 147. Assyria Is a very long distanceJ away, but It manages to “get there” Just. the fame. It will be surprising if some one does, net whine next spring because the ques­ tions in theory and art are ao hard. Teachers have fair warning and due no­ tice of what these questions are to cover and if they make no preparation they need not complain If they fait It la not always best to wait till a day or two be­ fore the examination and then attempt to swallow a book at a gulp. This may be cool weather for a sweat, but some had better be taking It. Inis Wing, teacher In district No. 7, Irring, reports a school social held In that district and $5.80 ralaed with which to buy needed apparatus. These are aw­ fully hard times, but the school entertain­ ment wins every time. ’ Ln the last pumber of tbe Moderator, Miss Anna Jcpnson, teacher In Na 4 Hope, has an article describing the vialt to her school of "Mary Jane Green,” an old-time pedagogue. There are some of these Mary Janes left yet though they are dying off pretty fasL If one may Judge from Oils article. Miss Johnson has been biding her light under a bushel. Teachers are coming to understand the value of better material for the reading classes. Very many schools are engaged In the reading of some classic. Probably 500 pupils will read Evangeline this winter. In district No. I, Woodland the bosrd furnish the school with a dally paper. The pupils of that school should be "up” In current events. --Mg ,»j In No. 8 Assyria an entertainment nettad the school 83.50 which has been used In the purchase of books for supplementary reading. Maggie Eatop, teacher. Tbe long Jangle In the newly organized district in Woodland has been ended, a site secured, a neat bouse built and tbe Children again In school. A school column Is maintained by the teachers or pupils or both In scvefST&f our county papers. Tbe Middleville Sun, Free­ port Herald. Woodland News and Nash­ ville News have school Items more or less regularly. An iucrearingly large number of schools retain tbe teacher through tho year. Some teachers are in the same school for the third year, and many tor the second. Some districts that have persisted in hiving school during ths months of July and August instead of September and October have begun this yearthe othw plan. They will never go back to the oliVonc again. Flora McOailum and Addle IG^bia. both of whom taught for a number of years In this county, are now teaching in Elkhart Indiana. They seem to like thfi' Hoosier state and enjoy their new work. .__ U Wm. Greeiismlth of Charlotte, display­ ed a roll of bills In one of the "sage tea” restaurants of that city which Is in a local option county. He started for home In the evening pretty well under the in­ fluence of the various concoctions that he had been Indulging in. Some fellows followed him and dealt some terrific blows on tbe head with r club and re­ lieved him of 8162 in cash... Some arrests have been made but there Is no certainty of a conviction. An acid which exists In sour milk and elder, called lactic acid: is beHeved-6'by physicians to be the cause of rheuma­ tism Accumulating iu the blood, it at­ tacks the fibrous tissues In the joluLs, aud causes agonizing pains. What Is needed is a remedy to neutralize the add, and to so Invigorate the kidneys and liver that all waste will be carried off. Hood's Sarsaparilla is hearlllv recommended by many whom It hsiA cured of rheumatism. It possesses Just the desired qualities, arid so thoroughly purifl.es the blood as to prevent occurrence uf rheumatic attacks We suggest a trial of Hood's Sarsapurilla by all who suffer from rheumatism. creamery. They • Albert Hafner wisely conclude- that he is belter adapted to teaching than veiling an encyclopedia and will be the principal at Prairieville this winter. The people of Prairieville will find Mr. Hafner a good teacher and tbe boys will find—well we’ll leave them to see. The Cause of Rheumatism. Charlotte pastors have concluded that they will not hereafter announce from Taxes In Dundee village are the highest tbelr pulpits any entertainments but those which are for their own churches, and the present year they hsye been In twenty years. The new 85.000 school house and have passed a resolution to that effect a new city hall did IL Receiver Stone, of the defunct Lansing The snprema court stys that 81.300 bank paid another 19 per cent dividend Is what the township of Exeter, Monroe Monday. county should pay. to John Laduke for ijtnslng sent 8500 to Upper Peninsula Injuries received by falling through a de­ sufferers. fective bridge. Aman caifing himself an evangelist recently stopped In Middleville to bold meetings. He gave considerable of hit Wu offer One Hundred Dollars reward time to berating tbe local minister. Rev. Ar­ ney. and called the business men drunk­ for any cane of catarrh that can no, je cur­ ards. He was called before J ustice Cobb and ed by Hall’" Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney A ‘Co. Props.. Toledo, O. let off If be would apologise and read a We the underalxm d. have known F. J. written statement from the Congregation­ al pulpit whfch he did. Such evangellats Cheney for tbe last 15 yeara, and believe would do the moat good If they wouldn't him perfectly honorable In all business transaction* and financially, able to catry do anything. , • out any obligation made by tbelr firm. West A Truax. Wholesale Druggist, Claude Jones, an 18-year-old boy. whose home is in Kalama but of late has been Toledo, O. Walding, Klnnmam i. Marvin, Whole­ attending school In Nashville for some time past, has been troubled with a very sale Druggist, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Curt h taken Internally •ore finger of late. In sheen sheering time be cut his finger with tbe shear# and acting directly upon jthe blood and mu­ since that his finger has been constant­ cous surfaces of the system- Price 75c. Teatl-­ ly growing worae. Dr. Young examined per liotCIr. Sold by al! druggists. Testi the member last week and found the bone monials free. •o badly diseased that amputation was neceMary. The operation had to be de8CHOOL COLUMN. lay«l however as the boy could not stand tt-jnst now to take an anesthetic. Tuesday w^iile Hugh Crawford and Eugene Caln were cutting wood four miles wrst of the village they cut down a tree, which In falling lodged agalnat aiwther Then the tree which supported the lodged tree was cuL and It In turn struck ■n°Jb*r tree, which waa dead and brittle. The thiid tree broke and fell, a large piece of it striking young Crawford upon the head. At this writing he Is In a aeml-eomatou* condition resulting from lbe\low and Is suffering concussion of the brain. Dr. Baughman, who was called to Rttend him. says there are but alight hopes of bla recov­ ery. —Woodland News. Judging from repots. Ed. Edwards, of O’Donnell has a very vicious male hog. On Thursday last he tackled Ed. as he entered the ysrd and in some manner got him down; at this critical moment Mike Kelley appeared on the scene and attract­ ed his booblp's attention, wbo had pounc­ ed upon Mike and cut a gash in bls teg about 4 luehee long. Daring thia time Ed. got up and out of the yard, and found |Ada Brown. hl, arm Mid Ml thntolft hl. Mra Winslow’s Soothing Syran has t for children teething. Tt sooths tba e ens the gums. allays all pain, cures ■ and Is the i-cst remedy for Diarrhoea, flve cents a bottle. Bold by all throughout the world. CdfKEKIS COKABLE J Without tb« knife, still raent la baaed upon tbe Moeetlg-Moorboor before Ums Royal asd Imper­ ial Aseoclatlon of Pbyaiclami of VtaDuajXMnaiy: Ing healthy calls, or tbe general well-being of the patient. The remedies emloyed at HoraeUavWw al­ though as harmless as those of Vienna, am far more effective—wholly removing tho odor of the growth with la twenty-four houra. and earn­ ing the diseased tissue to shrink to a hard. Ckxy cSchar until It is crowded out by healthy heal­ Two young men of thjs city, sales­ ing granulations. There ts no ponlUelng or men in a dry goods store, hired bicycles and took a spin into the country. When they were perhaps ten miles out they decided to have a race. J. D. M1JCHELL, M. D. HornellsrUle, N. T One of. them got far ahead of the oth­ er, and in dashing round a turn ran NQTICE OF ATTACHMENT. into a pile of atones. The wheel waa demolished, and the rider found him­ State of Michigan. In the Circuit Court tor the County of parry. self lying among the spokes. Sarah J. Bare. An aged woman who happened to be paaaing waa met by the second rider. Notice >» hereby given that oo the and day of *'My good woman,” said be, “have November A D. UOJ a Writ of Attachment waa you seen a young man riding a bicycle duly isMti-il out ot tbe Circuit Court for tbe County of Barry, al the Milt or Borah J. Bore, on ahead?” the above nani-d I’lnlatie, against the lands, “No,” said the woman; "but I saw a U-nenieiitM. goods, and chattels, moneys and young man up the road a spell ago who effe--tsof Tua Barr, tbe defendant, above named, the sum of •«».«). which said writ wm re­ was sluin' on the ground mendin’ um­ for turnable on the 14th dav nf November is#3. brellas."—Louisville Courier-Journal. Dated, this 17th day of November A. D. MM. Philip T. Colgrove. Attorney for Plaint!It. What is CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Cartor OIL It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms aud allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieveM teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach and , bowels, giving' healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ toria is tho Children’s Panacea—tho Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. dren. Mothers bare repeatedly told me of lie good effect upon tbelr children.’ “ CWstoria is tbe beet remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope tho day is not morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful FIXING HANNAH. Tho circuit-rider for a mountain dis­ trict in West Virginia wgs stopping for a day or two at the place where he was to preach on Sunday and to him a mountaineer came with a buxom moun­ tain maid and wanted to bo married then and there. "Where is your Hcextaer’ asked the minister. The man was turprised. "Ain’t got none," he said. "We don’t have to have no license, do we? Wc ain’t a-goin' to sell liquor.” That was all the license he knew about Tho minister explained to him and he rode awav ten trriles to the county seat and later in the day appeared with the license. Barrr county will-Dot cut a very large ••That cost me a dollar, mister," figure in the school exhibit to be made at he Mid. ruefully. "Doyou charge anyLansing this winter, still a moderate thingT amount of material has been seuL We “You can pay me whatever ^yuu shall all know better how to go at It next please, but I never charge lew riytn time. A large proportion of the maps a dollar. ” sent us covered the wrong continent "Well, I’ve only got half a dollar, Slckneo* prevented some from doing any­ mister, and won’t get the balance till thing till too late, difficulty in getting suitable paper, etc. Middleville 1" the after harvest" The minister hesitated, because be only village In the county that furnished anything, nothing being prepared even In thought the mountaineer was trying to the city of Hastings, in this reaped our beat him? and, while he was willing io county will appear In a poor light aa com­ perform tho ceremony gratis, he didn’t pared with nioat others. We ham no want to cut price*. All at once the doubt that those schools that understood mountaineer put in: the preparation of something “I've got it. mister,” he exclaimed, repaid for all their effort. Tbe following shoving the half-dollar at him. "Here’s •rathedistricts tram which material was h.df yer price. Now you marry Han□er to ra». They ain’t anylody livin' S'"that I want but Hanner and Hanner 018nd Tnte«nedlhte. Middleville, Annie k'uder hankers ter a whole paaJe of fel'.era that te better lookin’ than I winrora. ' Mato yaw- Ab individual accused of stealing some cloth from a taBor’a shop con­ 'vinced a lawyer ae thoroughly of hl* innocence that he undertook hi. de­ fense without the customary retainer and obtained an acquittal The follow­ Ing day hb client came to the lawyer's office and said: . “I can’t bear to owe. anyone, so 1 have called to settle your fee, though 1 haven't any mouey. ” “Don’t apeak of that, my friend," said ,the lawyer, in a gush of generoelty. "The triumph of the truth and the clearing of an innocent man Is suf­ ficient recompense for my labor.” “Not aUalL” returned the client “Every mau to bis business, aud iu de. fault of money here is a very handsome piece of cloth—’’ “Some cloth!” interrupted the advo­ cate, in surprise. "Certainly! This is the cloth that would have put me behind the bare H it hadn’t been foryotl There is enough for two complete suita. Let's divide. Is it a go?” The lawyer refused it with scorn. The cloth wasn’t good enough for him. Besides that when h^came to measure it carefully, there wasn't enough of It —Texas Siftinga It now takes 178 teachers to fill the schools of this county. Judge"Peraun of the lngbam~court is getting after liquor violators. On Frldgy he gave Tbas. Markey, a Lansing saloon keeper 8200 fine or ninety days in jail for selling liquor without a license. J. C. Wolf and Henry Russell, flrat offenders were fined 8500 and costa each for selling without license. Frank Owen of Webber­ ville was assessed 8100 for keeping his saloon open on election day and William Leabe* of Lansing paid 87^ for keeping his saloon open on Sunday. A-few more doses of thia kind and saloon keepers ot Ingham.county will walk pretty straight. Mulliken If to have a have our sympathy. NOT GOOD INOUGH oer fixed yon needn’t worry about ma at ail Take your half dollar an’ g” Frankie Clark. Alics L. Corlls. , Jeurls Pilgrim. The Inter Ocean MOST POPULAR BBPUBUCAS NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. SEMI-WEEKLY, . . 12.00 1 WEEKLY, It speraa wither poloa nor irptnM ta wcuring ALL TH* NEWS AND TH* MTV OF CURR*NT LTT«RATUR*. 77ie IVeekfy Inter Ocean la odited especially fa* those AS A FAMILY PAPER IT EXCELS - A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors, THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. For a aho.t lime wc will rend the H-slinga Banner We-kly Inter Ocean, ti e two p«p-ra lor only one < in adrauce. to Barry County R-.jdcra. Those nnt COOK ■aw*. ; cf EIGHT ADDITIONAL PAGES, making in all SIXTEEN PAGET Thia Suppi*. oast, containing SIX PAGES OF READING MATTER and TWO FULLPAG* ILLUSTRATIONS, la alone worth tha price chargvd for th« papar. THE INTER OCEAN IS PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, tbewewewnd teworere �Rutland cemetery. chlckflc busiDCM will be knocked oat if «be Wileoa bill panes. Many are availing themaelves of our <ragApdloUcd offer to Barry County readers. Iaskka and Chicago inter Ocean, papers for only • tlM per year, d out a few sample copies thb Tell your friends and neighbors ffer or make them a Christmas nreaent oflt Remember that those liv­ ing ouUlde the county are charged 91.35 tot tbe two. luSvery town there are a few fellowa , just beginning to grow "down” on their face, who know too much to go to school, , and not enough to go to work. Some of tbem borrow a little money of anyone wbo will lead it, to bay cigarettes and tin rwbtoUee. while others a little leaa for­' tunate pick up snipes from the gutter to puff. 0! course Hastings hasn't any such but every other town we know of has. A concert of more than ordinary merit’ waa given at the Presbyterian church test nlgtit The selections furnished were en­• tirely by home talent and each one would' be worthy of special mention If there was1 space for It. The mandolin and guitars1 were a new feature for a Hastings audi­ ence and the hearty encore given to each1 •election showed the music was thorough­■ ly enjoyed. The church cleared between1 thirty-five and forty dollars from the pro­■ ceeds. preparations are under way for the tak­. ing of tbe slate census for 1834, whichi will be done during the. month of June, next,. The appointment of the ceusuis। eparperators rests with tbe township, board aucL,city councils.. The enumera­. tors. recelvg >3.50 per day of ten hours. ’J'iifl.appoiutments are to be made before। the first. Monday In May. and a failure। to make.t^em.by that time, leaves the! authority tor appointment with the gov-. Aernor Tin! eq tire work to to be done। durlpg the month of June. • Our merchants were never before offer-’ iDg-ssch inducements for the holidays as1 they are this year, it may readily be1 muu by our readers that It to business to1 aell an trtide at cost, or even below, ratb-r Hian to earn- it over another year whQu.it yould be more or lees shopworn and jamagpd, .or possibly out of style. Moaqy nqt being, very plenty merchants must get J he eysh to meet their bills and to dp it this year, they are . putting prices wav dowp aa may be seen by reading the advertisements |n this issue. ■ J Site-old year is rapidly drawing to a clone, aud it should be the ambition of every one to b« square- with the world fins octal ly at the ushering iu of the new year mt Jan. 1st 1804. And especially -should thte Ite the rule at this lime, when mouev does not circulate as freely. If everyone wbo can would pay their little bills—small balances due tho grocer, the dry goods dealer, the printer, tbe man whuip you employed to dp a job of work teat summer, etc., money would soon be an4j times better. Lt is the nonpayment of these little bills that often caucus most local financial distress. Tite farmers of this county bare made large amouata of money out of beans, bay, butter, eggs and poultry. If the present tariff bUl becomes a tew. all those grains and commodities, produced on the cheap tends and by the cheap labor of Canada, will be dumped into Michigan by the train hxd, and prices will go down to a point at which they cannot be produced at a profit. Beans will go to a dollar a bushel and lower, hay to 30.00, butter to IQe, eggs to eight cents, potatoes to 30c. and suon.dpwn to tbe vanishing points How does tho outlook strike the average farmer who voted the Cleveland ticket a year ago?—Tuscola Co. Advertiser. The trial of Conductor Scott for being responsible for tbe Battle Creek railway horror Is occupying tbe attention of Judgd Smith in Marshall at present Tbe case to attracting wi<te.gttentlon. In a long ■account of tbe ease tbe Detroit Evening News, of Friday, has this to aay: "Judge Clement Smith, before whom the trial to In progress, to onepf the ablest jurists In tbe state. Although he baa been on the bench tor a comparatively brief period, he has establleed an envlabiiy record for ability and fairness. He was appointed by Gov. Rich to succeed Judge Hooker, when tbe latter was elevated to tbe su­ preme bench, and was subsequently elect ed by the people by a flattering majority. His circuit comprises three counties and entails aivast amount of judicial labor but >he to still a comparatively young man and full of vigor. The universal opinion to that the trial of thia Important case could not have fallen into more competant or just bands.” Xa delightful entertainment was given at the home of Mrs. Schantx in the second ward by the ladles of the Whittier Club. Tbe evening, Dec. 17th., being the anniversary of Whittier’s birthday, the program was entirely upon (he author and bis workjt The several papers read, treating or th? different phases of hto life showed a thorough understanding and careful dellnatlon of hto clia'racter as man and poet. The recitations were especially fine. The shadow pictures convulsed tbe audience and tbe dark room and ’voice of the in­ visible speaker added to tbe Interest. The music was selected with reference to tbe day and was well executed. A large plcture ot Wblttiei' was draped with the Club Colors, drab and blue, which are emblamatic of the true Quaker. The souvenirs given to each guest present were gems of art, consisting of a card tied with the Club colors and bearing a quotation of gilt from Wblttlers writings, in the corner of each was a "green leaf.” A question contest blgbtened the enjoyment of tbe evening and resulted in Prof. Sterling’s carrying away a beautiful copy of Maud Muller. Delicious refreshments were served and the guests departed feeling that they were Indebted to the ladles of tbe John G. Whittier Club for a dellgbtfully enjoyable evening, long to be re­ membered. .___ _ _________ M»rrln«o Llceaaea. No Age Name and residence. I Christian W»lde, Tboraapple < Aujmrta P. Schoodelmayer ’’ ... i Beoj. F. Gaskill. Hasstop. ' t Maggie Holmes Towle. Assyria ... > Arthur James, Hastings 174 I Mary Kliptor. " Wanramt H. Halley to Albert Johnson, 40 a. see n. Orangeville. HM. Frederick EL Gillett to John Chambers, par­ cel, sec 9, Irrtog. gw. Horace E. Washburn to Dora M. Minar, 80 a, see 7. Prairieville. |37oo, you know Trasses l Trasses! DOINGS The best is always the cheapest Bear this in mind. Before purchasing call and examine our new Truss. WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT. The lightest and most durable Truss on the market. Anything and every­ thing in the drug and book line at HONE8TPR1CE8, MODERN DRUGGIST. We bare a lot of bankrupt stock of shoes left and next week shall put them on sale at prices about X what they are worth, at the Racket. You can al! afford to buy Christmas goods at the price the Racket sells them. Their prices are with the wages, grain and produce, you bad better come and see them. 8 clerks to what tbe Racket to working this week and then you may have to wait. Prices and goods does IL 7 boxes of tinware to what tbe store got this week. Make a Christmas present that is useful. I have a large, new stock of Gold Eye Glasses and Spec­ tacles, After making the present to your friend, the glasses can be adjusted to fit the eyes free of charge. Dr. Q.W. LOWRY. It I. tMr IniUlHr » rmllit, rwolu ot th«r See the bandslcds at tbe Racket. 2 quart covered palls 8c. at the Racket. "Where to the RacketF’ did you say? Well It to next to Goodyears Drug Store and has a bay window (for Fowler the Dentist) over the door where more people go to buy goods than any other store in tbe city. - Buy Something Useful for Christmas You are cordially invited tb look over my stuck, composed of Parlor Suites, Bed Room Suites, Side Boards, Pictures, Carpets, Rocking Chairs, Dining Chairs, Book Cases, Easels, Draperies Rugs. Exclusive agent for the elegant line of Extension Tables made by the Hastings Chair and Table Co. Call and see me. A. McCOY THE RACKET WANTED CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP!!! 5 t’ !I FOR ONI WHK. COMMENCING O . Thursday, Dec. 21, '93 n I, i 1 s Twill pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do We Cvill sell you anythin ( in our store at greatly reduced prices. We have a few pairs of Women’s Hand Turned Shoes, that cost $2.25 at ..Wholesale. These w e will sell during this time at $2,00, every pair warrant­ ed. If you need a pair of shoes NOW is the time to buy. We have 1-ts of Bargains simular to thte one above. CUSTOM SAWING? P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. . J. L. WILKINS, ag’t. LADIES BEST RUBBERS 45c Bankrupt Store, wr "Myths and Religions of tbe EgyptHr% pelta Bartow was very In­ wed careful preparation. Science and Architect- The dial mu a-vong far- Racket . See tbe new Tuxedoes shoes for sale at the Racket You cannot match them for the price. F. <3. STOWELL’J. Liquor Tax ColIecUd. l» spite of the Inclemency of tbe weath- farming tetiti. When others advertise ,W off. they just get down near our prices, we are going X to X-bettor, at tbe Racket We never had % the trade we do now. Good goods and low prices tell tbe story Other dealers have always told people we did not have tbelr roods. Ob, no! Weil we may and may not we sorely have just as good or better and sell for less money. Cash does it, at tbe Racket W. H GOODY&flR, and these yoa uiay discover are always <o bo had of the best advertisers.—Ex. "th-* American Agriculturists.. unlveranily r (ijrdtd as the leading farm jour­ nal of lhe countj. has been Inveatigailng tfee farm Otortgagw question, and finds there to but Hille troth In the assertion that faruja an* ruor'giged (or their raal value.’’an assertion often made. lo­ ve^ Ugg11"'> pcovaB that barely one-fourth of the fann* are mortgaged, and very few of tbem for more chan one-third of their value. The ratio of mortgages, on town We will have a clearance sale after thia week on ladles and mens shoes that will astonish yoa, at the Racket James and MIm those days a man wbi doesn’t take a paper is Mumbling around in the dark, and a bmrinesa wan wbo doesn’t advertise Isn’t a btmlness m«n at all. Instead of going In far a square competition he bushwhacks for pis mate, the man who to to poor to take a piper, he allows real business men to attract the trade and is content to sit all d^y arid wgteh for suckers. The discussion wan cut short, eed with an article on In Journalism” by Mrs. Sadl>* e numb< r of member* Is limited Co fdurly and ft is now tilled, with several wsttHrif fur ad ml salon when chance offera. We will sell ladles trimmed baU at prices no one will meet. X and X off la too much. See -our prices, at tbe Racket. day aven log, Rev. Thas. Cox conducting the ceremony. - The man wbo Is to poor to take a paper Is mlaalug some big bargains In groceries, cloaks and dryroods these days. When tbe run Is over he will pay much more oo •‘Recent Ex-j led by Mrs. Rose several Ihleresilng items See oar ladles trimmed hate for 43c., at the Racket That the most acceptable Christ­ mas present would be a nice pair of Fine Shoes, Slippers or Over Gaiters. You will find a fine line of them at very low prices, made by Ross Levis & Pifer, Moloney Brothers and James Hason, all of Rochester. N. Y. See them at C. H. Osborn & Co. 1 Between TIME ul MONET Ssr ?’ you save time you save money. Yon can save a vast amount of time if you are look­ ing for Bartlw- u.rkM. or any kind of building mater ial, by coming directly to Ug and not only that, you will eave money by buyingof us. We are posted iu our bn«ine«i and do enough of it to ena­ ble us to sell cheaply and yet gal a living. We recommend it for hard coal with magazine. The T.OUJTD OAK. Results will surprise you. Very little fuel, x ou see u You it’bs au all rauiaung radiating uumre. surface: uv no . jr’"* doors. Builded purely for business, and durable year — tea, twelve, fifteen, jurt as good, jost is tight, always I the fuel, giving perfect service. That’s why it lesas .tins a “*•* * SEE THE NAME ON THE Sold , . l. u.v, <*ix juu wank you want � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/420/HastingsBanner_1893-12-28.pdf 087fce1b98f5b85813d378688d2fd22a PDF Text Text Tiu ingn '-1 VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 35. HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER. 28, 1883. Hastings Banner, COUNTY NEWS. If you want any Cutters,Bob Sleighs Robes or Blankets, Stoves, Hardware of any kind call on,. IRA VAN, over The Hardware Man. UNION BLOCK, HASTINGS, MICH. Table* ee me. What do you think of this? Men’s $1.25 Socks go this Week for goc. Rubbers for over them for $1.25. ; Total Cost of rig $2.15. And it is a good one. AG’T Special Prices to Buyers This Week. . Call and see us. woollen & Bronson. fit The Little Red Front Store. COME IN. I can show you the finest line .Qf ROBES, SWELL BODY and PORTLAND CUTTERS ever shown in Hastings, and at prices that 1 am going to dispose of my new furniture at some price. are sure to win. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I wiU still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ stering and repairing. Liglit or heavy, cast or steel shoes, with bolsters or log MOTICE bunks. :iue. The little fnel. irface; no ruble year lit, al way* ly it lead* ON THE Horse Blankets Still Jefferson St. Furniture prices. Store. going at wholesale JESSE ’ OWNSEND. Opposite Roller Mill. R23.S WHOLE NO. 20- rtltrnorv. and Mrs. Watson at Crooked Lake—Mr. PIPE SMOKING POPULAR G. J. Teeple and family ate Christmas Dodds and wife were at Hastings over turkey with Mrs. McClintock—A family Sunday—Mrs. E. Thomas has been very party will be held at John McNee ’ s New COOK BBOa.sick but la belter at thia writing—James Year’s. About forty have been invited— Herrington and wifeare convalescing from Mr. and Mrs. Fenton of Allegan are visit­ the grip—Mrs. Backus has been taking more popular in the United State*. In *urxjre«,jri<.w. ing Mrs. Fenton’s mother, Mrs. John Bak­ care of her brother Steve Sprague—Mr. past times pipes were relegated to the er—P. Dooley h not any better—There Davenport's family visited at Cloverdale alleged lower classes. Of late yean, are more people sick with the grip over In Sqnday—H. CvBoynton and wife spent the west part of the town than well ones Christmas In Kalamazoo—E. J. Hartman however, and particularly since the —Mrs. James Kelley is sick—Wm. God­ was In Kalamazoo Monday—Q. A. Hynes frey is helping Dell cut wood—There was and wife, G. finches and wife, J. Haw­ know." came in. pipe smoking baa In­ Hlcknry Co roan. lots of travel on the road Thursday of thorn and wife spent Christmas .with Mr. creased. It is now considered quite too On Wednesday evening last an oyster people going to Freeport to pay their tax­ Stuard’s folks—Mr. and Mrs. Rowley are awfully swell, says the Cincinnati. supper ws» served at the home of Mr. and es and Interview Santa Claus. spending the holidays with ber parents In Times-Star, to drop from a tandem dog Mrs. \ olney Snyder for tho benefit of the Ailegan-rMr. and Mr*. Barber of Creasy, cart with the stem of a short briar root M. r. church. A large crowd assembled were the guests of Wm. Coopir and wife pipe tightly clinched between your who enjoyed * rich repast as few, except The three weeki revival meetings held Christmas—Miss Kennedy of Hastings call­ teeth. It is a sort of finishing, touch the boet and hostess are able to serve. at this place by Rev. J. C. Chase___ and ed on friends Id Delton thia week—Those to your rough-and-ready fishing cos­ Substantial aid and Justice being done al evangelists W. L. Tucker and B. M. Platt, who attended llio Christmas party at tume to hare a stubby pipe in your the bountifully spread tables. All contrib­ closed Sunday. Their efforts were very Ctor c rdale reported having a good time. mouth and gives one a delightful fleaao uted liberally to the worthy object for successful. All hearts united in giving of easy, graceful, negligent swt-Ilheaa which it was Intended—Many a bright these earnest workers God speed where Oraagavllle. eyed boy and girl were made to feel happy ever they go—Amelia Frye, formerly of Oliver Chalker, a resident of thia place J nst as soon as the approval qf society and cheerful Saturday evening, tho occas- thia place, now of Loe Angeles, Cal., la since 1855 died Wednesday night. The alighted upon the custom of pipe 8lou being a Christmas tree tn the Baptist visiting friends hero-^Enoa Barber, wife funeral was held «C the church Sunday. smoking pipes became much in de­ church, well ladened with articles of and daughter spent Christmas at Delton- Rev. Campbell conducted the services— mand and the coat of the same in­ value and cheer to make glad the many Oscar Andersdn left for Kalamazoo Tues­ Mrs. A. L. Nichols and Mrs. Rob’t. Ben­ creased proportionately, especially for eyes and heart* that were anxiously day where he expects to make his home— nett called on relatives here last week— the strictly English shapes. It is watching and waiting to hear their name Since our last writing the death of Mrs. Wn. Splekler baa returned from Chicago amusing to see a fellow pretending to called by the committee who were there Jacob Casslday has occurred. She left a —George Goreline and wife of Boon Wex­ be a judge of a pipe. The fact is. that to perform that pleasing duty which ghve busband and five chlldien. Her age wan ford county, arc visiting friends here— nearly all pipes smoke pretty mtich the so much cneer both to the’doner and - the 85—Mr. Philip Barber, of this place, and Miss Clara Ellis of Jackson is spending a recipient—We learn from the Delton cor­ Mrs. Cornelia Hicks, of Spring Brook, week with Mrs. S. C. Wing—Sherman same. The cheaper pipes smoke bet­ respondent of the Hann Kit that one nf were united In marriage at Kalama too on Bussanl is entertaining a cousin from ter than the more expensive ones oa a our esteemed citizens and old time pio­ Christmas, Rev. Levi Master officiating. Caledonia—Mrs. Belie Brophey and general thing. For instance, a corn­ neer’s of this township has been called to They touk the afternoon train for a short daughter Hazel, were guests of Ette Falk cob pipe is one of the coolest, uweetest hbi reward. Thomas Blackman has for visit ijflth friends near Detroit. Both laat week—James Coon of Grand Rapids smokes yon can get. Next comes the the past half century bwn closely Identl- bridrand groom are among our best clli- spent Christmas at home—Mrs. Levi Cross penny cla^ pipe. If yoq will smoke a fled with the best Interests of tl»e citizens zcds. May showers of blessings fall uffen baa a brother visiting her from Ohio— clay pipe b few times and throw it of this township having reared a large them—B. M. Platt left Tuesday evening Mrs. F. E. Hewitt Is expected home from away you will always be sure that yon family of children all of whom arc grown for Andrews, Ind., to spend the remain­ Chicago thia week—Mrs. Lydia Blake and arc enjoying pipe (.ranking nf the moat up. One of his sons F. A. Blackman, oc­ der of the holidays—John Barber and daughter Carrie have returned from the del ightfu 1 c haracter. The tendency of cupying the old home on, which bls father wife attended the marriage of Mis brother north and are living in the Arbour house the. average human Is to buy an expen­ labored so long, wrestling for many years Philip at Kalamazoo Monday—Mrs. —Fenton Mattison was home last week— sive pipe and then color it by blowing with the sturdy oaks upon hlt> estate. He James Dunning Is visiting at Ulyde. Ohio. Old Mrs. Harper who It very sick with waoke against the bowl. This practice lived to see the stumps decayed and out! the La Grippe is some better at this writ­ renders the pipe ornamental, but a* a ing. Eli Nichols Is also Improving—E. A. of the way and his land brought Into a , Richard Newberry of pmb county, Latnpliier treated each of his scholars to general thing these highly colored high state of cultivation besides that he lher ______ at this candy and oranges Friday night—George pipes aae very strong and it is any thing has freely realized the benefit which few spent Christinas with his of u* anticipated In the forties while place—John L. Williams of Hastings, but Coon and wife and Mrs. Henry Lewis are but pleasant for persons averse to to- -' Christmas sick—There was a good attendence at l>aceo to be in the same room with nearly ail about him was a 'vast plain of formerly of this township lent* -------------Forty-five them. The English smoke pipe* be-v unbroken soli. Yes. he has -lived to see with his sons Charles rami Richard—The the Christmas dance here. i , ____ affair numbers being sold. cease pipe smoking is cheaper than steam power drawing large and long Christmas tree was a vefy _ Iteasanl cigar smoking. Americans smoke trains or cars across his. farm. Quite a and old Santa Claus pleased the little ones contrast to the time when oxen wore con­ —There was a very small attendance at pipes becans! the English smoke pipes. Guy Johnson, of Middleville, was In The only ’.inn who can properly under­ sidered a strong power for drawing our meeting last Sunday evening owing to the fact that some of the people got the dale town Monday evening—Mr. and Mrs. stand r pipe is the plantation darky agricultural products many mile* away to market—Tickets are out for a New Year’s mixed. Elder Mayharder’s brother from Wm. Barnett and Mr. and Mrs. GIradon vtho puts a live coal on top of a pip* dance at Flint’s hotel New Year’s eve— Indiana came over with him and gave Richards, of Grand Rapids werp Christ­ filled with.plug tobacco and puffs gen­ the people who were out a very good ser ­ mas guests at Dr. Young’s—Dr. I... F. Mrs. W. F. Barber and son B. I. leave tly at "turrer end" of a reed stem here to-day for a few.’ days visit with mon. Itemember the date, two weeks Weaver, of Jaekson, was In town Satur­ while the purple night shadow* gather relatives and friends at Hopkins Station from last Bunday evening on January 7th. day and re-purchased the property that he around the cabin end the tcrecch owl there will be preaching at the school sold to Dr. Ball about two months ago and and Shelbyville. house again—Frank Walburt has moved expect* to return to his old practice here scares itself and the neighborhood with -l ■< bls mill on John Everheart's farm and and Dr. Ball and family will no doubt re­ its weird laughter. Ixw McDonald is now preparing to will saw nut Mr. Eyerheart’s timber and turn tn Canada—Miss Lena Clay Is spend­ A TRUE POKER STORY. quit Uie shop for It’s a bay—Our first lit­ all that is hauled to the mill wldle he Is Ing ibe holidays at Charlotte—Frank Meerary last week was well attended. Some there—Fay Pierson of west of tno county Derby was at Hastings Tuesday—Mr. and had better stay at )>omd with their mother line was on our streets the fore part of Mrs. D. H. Wilcox, of Detroit, are guests and learn to keep quiet until they are this week—Mark Ellsworth of Orange­ at H. IL Dickinson's—Miss Minnie FnrThis Is a true poker stoi*y from thd called to the front. Ixmk a little ont my ville Mills attended the Christmas tree— nlss Is home from Middleville for the holi­ Albany Express. The incident hap­ boys—Friends, look backward and for­ Jennie Johnson Is quite sick al this writ­ day vacation—Chas. Brown, of Detroit, pened not long Ugo on an Albany boat ward; look over the year just past and ing—There was a pleasant little party at is in the village for •'few days visiting at bound down from the capital to New forward to the hope of brighter achieve­ John Tinkers’ on Christmas night—There home—O. 8. I’osL n'-arly ninety years old. York. The game was that in which ments. • Put your life In (hjd’s hands and will be a pound social at the school house died at hh home .Sunday afternoon with determine that the new year shall be on the evening of January 4th., for the the la grippe. The funeral took place al the raan with the mo-t money had the best of it. That i*. th»4w\w»-4 no limit marked by greater consecrations and benefit of elder Mayharder. The ladles the M. E. church Tuesday afternoon. Mr. holler aspiration"—Garry Baker and fami-, will bring along a box filled with good Post though old In years, was bright tu>d and the players coming In were forced ly spent ChriMtmaa at Cedar Creek—Mrs. things to j.a fluty the Inner man and sub- active ut> to the time of Ills last lllncsa.' to lose unless they ’HaiHcil” a Let- In Levi Boice of .McBride and Prof. Daven­ Iret tbemselvre io being weighed, and tin: He leaves many friends—Miss Edith the party playing were r.n ex-senator, port spent Christmas with G. W. Coats— gentlemen nro to pay one quarter of a cent Fleming spent Christinas nt Jackson,-a three assemblymen and n physician. B. F. Wolf and wife gobbled turkey with per pound, so if the lady he chances to guest at her brother’s—John Ketchum The hand with which this Ktoiy hoa to ,Wm. Smith—Fred Smith of Martin drop­ draw weighs one hundred pounds it costs spent the forepart of* the week at Battle do aaw all the players in. All drew ped In on !*Im parents Chrbtmm>—Edith blm<wenty-flve cents for his supper. It Creek—Mr. and Mre. E. W. Drake are cards, the ex-senator drawing one. and Bevier of Grand Rapids Is spending Is desired that all turn out and raise a guests al Hrs. E. 8. Drake's. a certain assemblyman next to him school vacation with her parents of Wood­ good puree. taking three. The others drew also Reduced Rate* for Holiday". land and other friends—Aunt Lizzie and the -betting ccr-tncnccd. It pro­ For Chrislaas'and New Year Holidays, Engle is entertaining two daughter* from gressed steadily nntll/something like Chrlsttnaa 1803 Is nnw a thing of the the Chlcqxo & West Michigan and Detroit, Burr Oak. St. Joe County—We are glad to se<i Uncle Cotton on our streets past—New Year’s ball at the hotel next Lansing.® Northern Lin-s will sell ex­ one hundred dollars' was in the pot. again after being confined to th» house for Friday evening—Mr. and Mrs. Edger Ty-. cursion ticket* on .Dec. 23rd. 14th, SStb, Suddenly the ex-senator planked two a time—A. Manes and family of your city let of Vermontville spent Christmas with 3Uth, and 31st ano. Jan. IM at one and hundred dollars down cn a raise. The is visiting the former’s parents—Town- Calvin Smith nnd wife—Frank Wilcox one-third fare for robud trip. Tlcki-ts will big bet scared out all but the certain send’s have their saw-mill now In runping and family of Hastings were at A. W. be ;rond going only on dale of sale ami for assemblyman. lie looked at his cards for a longtime, studied the cy-senator’s / rig after being jnuch out of repair—The Wilcox’s Christmas—IM. Powers Im the return until Jan. Ind. inclusive. GK<». DKllAVftp. <J. P. A. face, and nervously raw the two hw twentieth anniversary of the Women's mumps — Scarcity of Items this week. Crusade will come off on Friday eve al dred dollars and raised it one hundred the Grove—A good physician with some dollars. There was a forced smile on Look at ill The Michigan Central l«a»- the face of the ex-senator. He quickly L-H. Barnes has jnst returned from a means Is much needed here—Wash Hel­ mer Is en’ertainlng a sister and family visit to Goblesvllle and, vicinity—Ears ■rraino-d with one of the best publishing saw the one hundred dollnr#and raised Chamberlain a little son of Obed Chamber­ bounrs III Hie United St«l«-s fur a iwnullof your city—Happy New Teat to all. It one hundred dollars. The assembly­ lain. cut his leg very badly with an ax. fully pnulnd MTirs of World's Fair pteiman looked sick, but he put down one He is doing well however—in spite of hundred dollars and feebly said: “I Jacob Miller has been suffering from the storm the party at the Ixke View call.*' The show down revealed the neuralgia the past week—Mbs Myrtle BotiM was well attended and everything World’s Fair.. fact that the ex-senator had a king The oriuluid phot«<cni|»lis would . ensl Buckman of Jackson Is a guest of her went off well—Mr. Cornelias Pyle who cousin Miss Nina Fclghner—Mrs. Hiram usually makes Cloverdale a summer re­ not less than a dollar a pi'H-r. but tire high bob-tail flush, whilr the assem­ Cole entertainer^Mrs. Newberry and Mrs. sort has returned from Chicago for a short Michigan Central enable* Viu io get m blyman held a pair of deuce*. The ex-senator said something to himself Hopkins of Jackson Christmas—M»s. E. visit to friend* here. He Is accompanied pictures fur 10 cents. it's the diicst. U’a the mte.t complete, .and went to his stateroom. The rest V. Smith Is a’ck with tonsHltes—Charley by his friend. Mr. Harrison—Mrs. John it’s the IreBt. It cannot be beaten. Felgbner Is jdown with the grip—Mrs. Ashby and Ml«» M» rtle Kingsbury are of the party remained up all night and If y»»u saw the World’s Fair, you want a goodly part of the nine hundred dol­ Clyde Brown Is with her mother at Grand *ick with the grip—Mrs. Graham is slow­ Rapldb over the holidays—A surprise ly recovering from her rickneas—Dell It as a perpetual souvenir of n nitouorable lars and over in the pot was spent in party at Philip Franches Wednesday Norris of Prairieville and Miss Katie Ctil- visit. quart bottles. It is said the ex-senator if you didn’t get there. y«»ti want- this night—Mrs. Knoll who has been confined llns of Cloverdale were united in matri­ has never bluffed in a game since. to the house the past four week*, by alck- mony on ChriglmM—Adams Ashby of tn see wlmi >on missed, and tn fid your ncs" was able to ride out ChriaUim»7-C. New York State Is visiting friends ben— mind with H's beauty and glory of the HIGH PRICES. Mbs Flora McCollum of Elkhart. Ind.. Is White City. C. Pierce was at Hastings Monday. Call on the nearest Michigan Ccnrrat spending her vacation with friends here ticket agent and he will tunilsli you with —The uffle* rs of the Bunday School for A reporter for the Salt Lake Tribune Mr. Editor can you Inform me how the ensuing year arc;- Superintendent. Jno the first part and tell juu inure al».ut h. reports a conversation with a man who many policies “Grovert has? Shall we Horn. Secretary, Hiram Payne. Treas­ ORIGIN OF NAMES. kept u fruit stand In Helena in 1858. It have protection In Ahfpathy • or Itomo- urer, Dugal Campbell. Chorister, John <tm only a small stand in front of a palhy doses?—Mbs Frankie Hoods rd Cunver. OrganisL Mr*. Chas. Kahler. who Is a student at the Female Seminary Assistant Organist, MUs Ella Mosher— ■torr, but the rent of it was thirty dol­ at Kalamazoo Is at home during the holi­ Miss Sylvia Titus has returned home from Johnson. Jones. Jenkins, Jennings, lars a month, and he was obliged to days-II. BL Chase bad a family Kalamazoo. Jack*. Jackson. Littlejohn, Micklejohn. pay in advance. Much of his stock in Christmas tree Christinas eve—The Joyne*. and many other* are the soqs trade was brought sixteen hundred Christmas tree at Mito church on Saturday miles by stage. It is not surprising, J M.irrlud at the residence of .Wm. Ma­ of plain John. eve was a «nccesa All th* hidden pres­ Srong. Long. Short. Bigge. Little. therefore, that fruit was dear in tt r. ents Santa Clau« bad distributed In the lune. Sat. eve. by Rev. J. C. Chase, ... Helena. Lowe. Small. Slight, Fatt. Stout. Frank Simmons of Oeeola county to Miss home* fur the last wedk were very taste Twenty-fire cents would not go far fully hung to tlie tree beside* many pres­ Sarah Craven ef Hope—Installation of G. Young. Light and Heavy were all givdn in those days at a fruit stall. One man ents under the tree. The chnreh. wa* A. IL ofllcrrs Wed- afternoon al 1 o’clock in nicknames. who was courting a young lady used to comfortably tilted with children •caMlng In Blackman hall. All members are re­ White, Black, Brown. Gray. Green. come to my place anti buy four apples quested to be present—Tho following <». wishful eye* snd wondering what Reed, and Red, Rudde and a few more for five dollars and carry them to hi* < Store for them. The program of sowg". A. II. officers were elected at their I»m originated in peculiarities of dress and sweetheart L always picked out four declamations, recitations and essays wen- Iin-cling to be Installed Jan. 3rd at 2 p. ni: complexion. Com.. GeO. Norwood: Sun. Vice. John of the best ones, wrapped them in tis ­ well rendered. If not for space 1 would Clark wa* the village penman ano sue paper, and put them into a neat like to give program and will In only on* Asbby: Jr. Vice, John Hart; Quarter . Officer, of day. F A the father of a long line who spell their candy box. After awhile he got mar­ case. •'Merry Christmas" was rendered Master John Ulnklej ” by 14 litllu W” rif’9 Fach h“v,n« • Blackman: Chap.. IL J* Barnes: Guanl; one name in many ways. ried and I sold him no more apple*. Sander*. Saunders Sanderson, are letter in their hands representing their M. Pint—George Herrington of Nnraluiii The first year’s p'. neapplea sold for part, their age from 4 tn 6 years made Is vhltlna at Henry Forties’—Dub Nor­ variations of Alexander, a favorite seven dollars apiece. Oranges were Che pleasing part. Then came the dis­ wood and wKe of Howard City are visiting name in Scotland., two dollars and a half or three dollar* . ■ friends In and around Delton — Ada WlllCrook. Crump. Cramp and Crimp are each, and the men who am rich in tribution of presents and closing wllhdoxology. The writer was bappy to **« «’ InuiB of Galesburg Is spending the holi­ butchanges rang on an old nickname Montana to-day did not buy them. many children made h»PPJ ' 1 “’f” days with her parents—Orrllie Burst is for a cripple. sav homes. The writer white> alt* ng home from Grand Rapids for a few days Pattens were overshoes, hence the tana were sent to me. and costns one entoyed the scene before him, tel hl* mind — Harry Staj man has been vtelllnit nt Pattons, I’atons, Pattenei*. Purners dollar and thirty-five cent* a pound. take a backward flight of time of a 4Rtlr Martin—John Bowles passed through and Patnama. My first customer for them wa* a Chi- . tore last Saturday on bis war to Kalamaover 80 years when these happy homes Bark, Barker and Barley show the nese. who bought two po«Kta at OM Dan Tolle* eon, of Kalamazoo l» and where tint chnrrh stands was a prima­ importance of tan bark In early Eng ­ dollar and a half a pound. il ve wilderness. The pioneers of those spending the holidays with bis folks— Mr. and Mi*. Whi ten are visiting their lish times. , Bookkeepers were then paid twelve , Calvert wm once • ol- herd; so also Uon of ehoreh ,<>d wh™d. m.lrn.ln- daughter Mrs. W. H. ChW—Mrs. I’helpa were the Calverd*. Coverts and Calof Kendall is rlsHlug Iter daogh er Mrs. building rented for lour by tbdr L*° • Dr. Sctlbnrn—George Tatlcrehall of Ken­ Tars a month, h’ewspa ■ tew InBlebtes to ■!« Miller. M’.tman, Mttla,MHner and Mil­ fifty cents each, and ma, dall is vlalluig at «be Dr*’.—Wm. Malone It the writer feel. • IUU« to lb. prewrt and eoraind ’ “J was in Kala.wawx, Saturday ou buaines*— ward *11 have the ucu derivation. dollar and a quarter. Sink vw fenn«vlv ktai. ChrfBtmrs st Theodor* Kyw. �to explore the watera lying between Um In the meantime, a rumor became current. which, should It meet with confirmation, was qualified to create a sensation throughout the length and breadth of the land. It was alleged that the Golden Gate had picked up a trit of wreck which in all likelihood be­ longed to the Ill-fated Dreadnaught. A San Francisco paper reported that the Golden Gate had come upon this frag­ ment to the. north of Australia In lati­ tudes lying between the Timor sea and the sea of Arafoora off the laland of Melville to the west of Torres strait The momcat this news had been re­ ceived at San Diego, Mr. Hollister and Capt Willis, whom it had reached by telegraph, hastened to Prospect cot­ tage- At the first mention of the sub­ ject, Mr*. Allaire turned very pale, but she recovered herself in a moment “Now. that we have come upon this trace." she cried out, in a tone of abso­ lute conviction, “we shall find the Dreadnaught and after the ship has, been found we shall find John and his companions." The truth is the finding of this bit of the wreck was a matter of great im­ portance. It was the first time that a fragment of the lost vessel had come to Light Now, when Mrs. Allaire betook herself to the region in which the disaster had been located, she •would hare in her possession a ring ol that chain which held the past bound to the present. A map of Oceanic* was at once sent for, and Mr. HoUister and Capt Willis were requested to enter upon the con­ sideration of a new route to be followed by the Molly's Hope on her next cruise. "Then you incline to think, captain,*’ said Mr. Hollister, "that the Dread­ naught did not endeavor to reach Singa­ pore by crossing the Philippines and Malaysia?’’ "I do,” replied Willis; "to iny mind, it’s Improbable; yes, impossible.” "But assuming that she did take that route." pursued Hollister, “how comes it that this piece of the wreck should have been found in the Arafoora sea to the north of Melville island?" plain it.” answered Willis. “All that I can say is that tho Dreadnaught was seen off tho southwest coast of Celebes island, after fiho had passed the strait of Mncassar Now. if she entered this strait she did so from the north and not from the east, and, hence criuld not have •Come in through Torres strait." This question was discussed at con­ siderable length, and it ended in the ac­ ceptance of Capt. Willis’ views Mrs. Allaire had listened in silence to this discussion; but her knitted brows indicated with what tenacity, what Scrslstcncy she clung to her belief that ohn and his companions were stiU among the living. No; she was deter­ mined to stand steadfast until actual proofs of their’ death should be fur­ nished her. “I agree with you, mjvdear Willis,” cried Andrew Hollister, “that the Dreadnaught on her way to Singapore “Part of the way at least, Mr. Hollis­ ter. tor it was between Singapore and Celebes island that the Teasel was wrecked." ••That's so. bat still haw was It possi•ble Cur this piece of the wreck to drift as far ns the Australian coast if the Dreadnaught went to pieces on some “Thera is only one way to explain It," replied Capt. Willis, "and that is by as­ suming that this fragment of the ship was drawn through Lombok or some ■other one of the straits which connect the waters north of these Islands with the Timor and Arafoora seas.’’ "Do the currents set in that way?" "Yes, Mr. Hollister, and I would go ■so far as to say that the Dreadnaught -after having been dismantled in a tor­ nado tuny have been sucked into one of these straits and finally been canton some reef north of the Australian ■count" ■ "You're right, my dear Willis," cried Andrew Hollister, "it’s the only reason­ able hypothesis, and the conclusion is irresistible that if a fragment of the wreck has been picked up to the north oV Melville island six years after the disaster It mast have been recently de­ tached from the reefs on which the clip- Thm explanation wasqualifled to carry eooriction tn the mind of any IntelU- "Shuec it is more than likely," added Mr ..UJalru, whose gaze still remained riveted up the map unrolled before her. ‘that breadnaught was driven ashore oa the coast of Australia, and iiure none of the shipwrecked crew elsewhere, it follows that they are held "Thai U not impossible, Molly." in­ terrupted Mr. Hollister. , Mr*. A Haire was on the point of pro­ testing vigorously against the ImplicaUon contained in thia answer, when Capu Willi* brake In with; that this John’s ship." . "Hare you any doubt of it?" Inquired Australia. But would this expedition succeed any better than the one which had Included the Philippine*, the Cel­ ebes and the Moluccas? Yea. ths pros­ pect was brighter. Thia time Mra. Allaire was quite de­ termined to accompany tho expedition and it required the combined appeal of Andrew Hollister, Capt. Willis and Zach French to dissuade her from so doing. A cruise of this sort, which would of a necessity last a long while, might be Sun Diego and presented himself at hampered by the presence of a woman Prospect cottage. Thirty-seven years of on board. age. strongly built, with a face browned It need hardly be stated that Zssh by exposure and eyes full of determina­ French was shipped as boatswain of the tion, this man had something frank and pieairing about him. You felt that he Molly’s Hope which was now reported by Capt Willis as ready to sail. belonged to the kind that never shrinks /* CHAPTER XIIL back nor hesitates, but goes straight to the place where he is told to go. The welcome that he received from Mrs. Allaire was so fuH of gratitude that CupL Willis sailed from San Diego at the honest sailor quite lost the use of ten o’clock on the morning of April 8, 1682, following a southeasterly couAe, his tongue. "My friend," she exclaimed, after her with the Intention of proceeding by aa feelings had somewhat quieted down, direct a route as possible to the Torres "it was you who saved my life, you strait and so into Arafoora sea. who did all in your power to save my The Molly's Hope not having any poor babe, what can I do for you?" reason for touching at the Gilbert or French insisted that he had only done Salmon Islands, after an uneventful his duty. A sailor who wouldn't do voyage of three weeks, sighted first the what be had done would be no sailor at high land of the New Guinea coast and then the most northerly point of Aus­ tralia knovfa as Cape York. Torres strait, lying between thia point and the New Guinea coast, enjoys the repute of being an extremely dan­ gerous passage, partly due to the vio­ lent current which sets In from east to west and partly to the shoal water. Only for n certain part of the day while the sun is In such a position as to make the breakers plainly visible, is it at all safe to venture into this narrow water lane. "Wes’ It quite as far np os Melville island that the Golden Gate picked up the fragment of the wreck?** asked Capt Willis of Boatswain French. ••Quite," replied Zach. • "It must be five hundred miles be* yond the strait" “At least, captain," replied Zach, "and 1 can understand your surprise. For, knowing as we do the existence of these strong westerly currents, it would seem from having found the piece of wreck off Melville island that the Dreadnaught must have been lost at the entrance to Torres strait." “Precisely, Zach, and we would be forced to conclude that Capt. John had mode choice of this dangerous passage to reach Singapore. Now. that I never can admit! Unless something happens to change my opinion I shall stick to my belief that he crossed the eastern archipelago, as we did in our first ex­ pedition. for the last time he was seen was to the south of Celebes island.” "And aa there is no other conclusion possible for us to reach," remark-1 the mate, "it follows that if Capt. Allaire entered Timor sea he did so through one of the straits separating the Sunda number of details with regard to the Islands." “It can’t be otherwise." replied the finding of the fragment of wreck by the Golden Gate. As he concluded Mrs. captain, “and I can’t understand hmv the Dresdnaughl was ever carried to­ Allaire said: ward the eastward. Now either he was "Zach, I’m resolved to Institute anew dismantled or .he was not. If he was search at once." dismantled he should have been carried “Good! It will succeed this time; hundreds of miles to the west of Torres and if you’ll allow me, madam, I'll strait. If he was not. why should hr take part in it.” have returned towards this strait, when "You will ship under Capt Willis?"' Singapore, his port of destination, lay “That I will, madam." in the opposite direction?" "Oh. thanks, Zach. With you on “I don’t know what to think." an­ board the Molly's Hope it will seem to mjl like one more chance in my favor." swered the mate. "If the piece of wreck hod been found in the Indian -'“I believe it, Mrs. Allaire,” replied ocean it might be explained by assum­ the boatswain, with a kindly light ing that the clipper ship hud been, beaming from his honest eyes. “I’m wrecked on the Sunda islands or on the ready to sail any moment!" west coast of Australia." Molly had taken hold of the sailor’s •♦While the fact replied Capt. Wil­ hand. She felt that it belonged to a lis, "that the bit of wreck was found as true friend of hers. Her feelings got far up aa MelviUe island, which would the better of her and she was now con­ go to prove that the Drendnaught had vinced that the Ixwtswain was des­ been lost in Arafoora sea near Torres tined to succeed where others had strait or in the strait itself." failed. "It may be," said French, "that there However, although Molly had no doubts on the subject, yet as Capt. are counter currents along the Austra­ Willis had suggested it now became lian coast which may have carried the piece of wreck towards the strait. In necessary to determine positively whether the fragment of wreck picked that case the ship may have gone to up by the Golden Gate had really be­ pieces in the western portion of Ara­ longed to tho DrcadnaughL This foora sea." piece of the wreck had been forwarded . "It will come out in good time." an­ to Hollister & Co. toy express from San swered Captain Willis; “meanwhile, let Francisco apd been sent to the superin­ us work our ship as if the Dreadnaught tendent of the ship yard, by whom It had gone to pieces on the reefs of Torres had been submittad to the examination strait." "And If we work her well," added of the builders and their foremen. The fragment of wreck which had Zach, “we shall find Capt. John.” This was the best thing that could been picked up by the Golden Gate off Melville island about ten miles out be done, and this was what they did do. Torres strait is, about jthirty miles from shore, was a piece of a ship's stern, or rather of that carved cutwater wide and'swarm* with reefs and inlets, which is commonly attached to the nine hundred or more, and most of prow of sailing vessels This piece of them on a level with the water. The wood had undergone considerable natives arc- very skillful in the manage­ change cf texture, not from lying in the ment of their light pirogues and have 1 water for a long while but front ex­ no difficulty in crossing from one shore to another. Therefore, if Capt. John weather. Hence the conclusion that it and his companions had taken refuge must have remained for a long time on on one of these inlets It would have this reef on which the clipper ship had been easy enough for them to reach struck, then in some way or other been the Australian coast and then make detached, possibly by the action of a theij; way to some little settlement on strong current, and towed about in the the gulf of Carpentaria or on the water for several months or possibly! peninsula of Cape York, whence they weeks, when it was picked up by the would have hod no great difficulty In Golden Gate. But did It come from reaching home. On the other hand, the Capt. John’s vessel? Yea, for the moment It was ar-suracd that Capt. carving on this piece of wood matched John had never entered Torres strait that which had ornamented the prow then arose the question of the fragment of the Dread naught. This was the con­ of wreck and how to explain its presence clusion reached by the buikkrs at Sun off Melville island. Capt Willis ran the Molly’s Hope Diego. The teakwood, for stfhb was the fragment, was positively recognized as boldly into this dangerous passage, Identical with the stock on hand. They keeping close to the Australian coast even discovered the mark of the iron Upon nearing Murray island the ap­ brace which clamped the cutwater to proach cf a number of dugouts was sig­ the ship's prow, and also the remnant* naled. but tho natives who manned all—he’d be a mere hireling. His only regret had been that he was not able to -save- her child. But he couldn’t accept anything from her for what ho had done. He thanked her for her kind wishes, and with her permission he would call to see her while he was ashore. "I’ve been looting forward to seeing /you for u number of years. Zach," said Mrs. Allaire, "and I hope that you'll be with me the day Capt. Allaire returns—" "The day Capt. Allaire returns?" "Zach, can you bring yourself to think—" ."That Capt. John has perished? Not by any means!" cried the boatswain. “Then—you have hope—" “More than hope. Mrs. Allaire! I have a firm and solid conviction. Would a captain like your husband permit him­ self to be Whisked away on the skirts of a gale? Not hp! Such a thing was never known I" . The sailor's words and the manner in which they had been spoken sent a thrill through Molly's heart. It' was such a comfort to know that she would no longer be the only one to think that Capt.. John was not lost, and that this other person was one to whom she her­ self owed her life. She saw something providential in all this. "Thanks. Many thanks. Zach, you little know how happy you make me. Tell me, oh, tell me again that you be1 lieve that Capt. John was not lost in this wreck." , 1 “Yes, Mrs. Allaire, yes! And the proof I tliat he is still alive is that he will be | found florae day or other. And If that's I not a proof—’’ Hereupon Zach French entered into a of b coat of red paint with tracery of foliage in gold line. Therefore. tho (raiment of wreck picked np by the GokJcn Gate once behiogt-d to the g'xri ship Dread naught: of this there was absolutely no doubt the shores as the Molly’s Hope steamed 'slowly by contented themselves with ' ’ Willis and Ms ing along from Arnheim bay to Van Diemen’s gulf the Molly’s Hope on July 11 sighted Melville island. It was ten miles to the north at this coast that the fragment of the wrecked Dreadnaught had been picked up. As it had got no farther than this point It became necessary to assume thaV it had only been detached from the wreck a short time prior to the arrival of the Golden Gate. It was therefore possible that they were at that moment in close proximity to the scene of the wreck. With the coming of November, Willis asked himself whether he was to con­ sider that the campaign was at an end. at least so far as the Australian coast and islonds-lying off it were considered. Should he return home after he had made search among the Sunda islands lying tn the southern part of Timor sea? In plain words, was he conscious possible tor a man to do? The brave sailor hesitated to look upon his task as ended even after he had scoured the Australian coast. Something happened to rescue him from this state of indecision. On the morning of November 4 be was engaged in Conversation with Zach French when the boatswain pointed at some objects floating in the water abont half a mile from the steamer. They were neither pieces of wood, frag­ ments of planking or trunks of trees; they were huge bunches of grass, sort of yellowish gulf weed torn from tho bottom of the sea and drifting along the main land. “Well, that's1 strange!" said French, "hang me if that grass isn't coming from the west; yes. from the southwest! There must be a current which Is carry­ ing it toward the strait.” "That's so,” replied Capt. Willis, “and it must be a local current with an easterly course unless it be the effect of the tide.” “I don't think so, captain,” answered French, "for I recollect now that early this morning I noticed bunches of thia grass drifting in the same direction." "Zach, are you certain of it?" "As certain os I am that we shall find Capt. John some day." "WcU," replied Capt. Willis, "if such a current exists it may be that that piece of the wrecked Dreadnaught camo from the west foUowing tho Australian theNew York Weekly Tribune ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10, OI5H IN /IbVrtNCE. Address all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. Reduced orum "That’s exactly my opinion, captain." "Then there is but one course for us to take. We must continue our search Australian coast” “I was never more convinced of It, captain, since beyond all doubt there is a coast current which runs in the di­ rection of Melville island. By assum­ ing that Capt. John was lost in western waters, we have now on explanation how it was possible that a piece of his wreck should have been picked up' Capt Willifi scut for his mate and consulted with him as to the expediency of continuing the expedition towards the west. The nrnie was of the opinion that it now became absolutely necessa­ ry to do so. At least until the source of the current had been reached. "To the westward then!” cried Capt. Williiq “we must not go back to Ban Diego with possibilities but with cer­ tainties—the certainty tliat if the Dreadnaught went to pieces on the Australian coast there is not a plunk ar a spar of her left in existence." In consequence of this—under the cir­ cumstances—very justifiable determina­ tion. the Molly’s Hope crossed to Ti­ mor island in order to take on provis­ ions and fill her coal bunkers, and then, after a stay of forty-eight hours, re­ crossed to Cape Londonderry. Upon leaving Gueco's channel. Capt Willis detcrmlnjed tn follow as closely as pos­ sible thegpUine of the Australian coast above Turtle point At this location the direction of the current towards the east was very perceptible. Upon making Cambridge gulf, the waters of which bathe the foot of Mount Cockburn. Cant. Willis resolved not to risk his vessel In this deep fun­ nel bristling with reefs, so he ordered the steam launch to be lowered and put In command of Zach French, with or­ ders to make a thorough search of the interior of this gulf. “Evidently. ” said CapU WUliatoZach, “If John Allaire and his crew fell Into the hands of the natives of this coast, it would be folly to imagine that a sin­ gle soul of them is stiU alive. But what we are after is to learn whether there are any remains of the Dreadnaugbt in case the natives should have scut­ tled the clipper ship in the Cambridge gnlf." "It wouldn’t surprise me in the least to find out that the villains had done ■o!” replied Zach. French made the tour of the gulf without coming upon any traces of the lost ship and thereupon returned to thfl steamer. Capt. Willis now weighed anchor, rounded Dussejour cape, and headed for thp northwestdoubleCape Londonderry. Continuing her now southwesteriy course, the Molly’s Hope crossed Bucca­ neer archipelago and entered King sound, and by the end of January, after a (ruitlesa search in thia long arm of the sea for some trace of the Dresdnanght, Capt. Willis determined to end the expedition at thin point, to wit: At the eighteenth parallel of south lati­ tude. Resides, the coal supply was runnihg low and hence It was considered ad­ visable to sail for Batavia, then, after coaling, to coast along the Sunda !»1ands. cross Timor tea and so get out into the Pacific once tnor* OOirnNUFD NMXT WKXK Tlw Chelmyxsn River Boom Company ha.xd.-d 40.000.030 fret cf nine and 7.000- 8<o» Bette*, the “Cowboy evangelist,” 1 crvdlW with IM eoaverslnni daring Is stay at Oxford, Sara La now going to y to drive Satoa out of Bay Qty. at Northville to maau- activity tor THE FORUM. public sttsstios m4 )• tnstid ky thi bait «utboritl«B, witbsst rttsrS is partial . ...... __ >*____ . .. . ...J.. ... . Ik. 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Banner and New York Tribune one ar for $1.10. Banner and Detroit Tribune one year - $1.25. �------------------- ---------- —___ ___ ;______________ ____________________________________ SUDDES DEATH! FROM WASHINGTON. STEVENS HITS BACK. i «________ —------------------------------------------------------------- KING OF CANNIBALS. The Hawaiian Ex-Minister on the Ha la Not • Moo-Eater, Bat Presldent'B Meeaaga Bright American. health and spirits, was reading a newspaper, the sheet suddenly fell to the floor; he pieced one hand over his heart, gasped, and rank back in his chair, evidently uncon­ scious. The family were stricken with conphysician. But it *m too late. The old gentleman vaa dead. Physicians rave heart disease as the cause.”—llolbnoi Herold. Every day the papers contain statements similar to the above. Even youth is no defeoae against heart disease, and ths airfui rapidity with which it is claiming viriim* forces upon all a conviction of its prevalence. Reader, if you have a symptom ot this dread disease do not hesitate a moment in attending to it Delay u always dangerous, snd in heart disease too af^en fatal. Some symptoms of heart disease are shortness of breath, fluttering, or palpitation, pain or tendornem in left aide, shoulder, or arm, ir­ regular pube, smothering, weak or hungry speUs. fainting spells, dropsy, etc. Charles Raven, York. Pa., writes. " I suSbrsd from.heart disease 23 years. Frequently'my brart would seem to Jump Into my mouth, and my condition made me very melancholy. Physicians Rre n» no relief. I became so much worse that raa not expected to live, but waa Induced aa a last resort tn use Dr. MllsT Hew Heart Cure. The second day I felt greariy relieved, aad at the end Of ten daya I ftdt Ifta a klo<. My trattlude U too deep for erpeeMlon.** . Joreph Rockwell. Uniontown. Pa., axed 81 ASLI'S" P*?Tlooa tobsqjn•fileted with heart disease tea reowreS Had taken all so-salled cures, bat with co benefit un til I used Dr. Milae' remedy, one bottle of which cured me." J. D. Be tharris, High Point. la., makes the foL mwlng statement :n I was a wreck from heart ciaeaae and stomach trouble whan I began mine l-r Mitas* Naw Rmh ('nr* ■ nA r stetson a posit! Mites Medical TUB 8X3ATR. WASHI.MUTOM. Doc. 90.—A bill waa in­ troduced in the senate yesterday to Augusta, Me., Dec. 3L—Ex-Minister impose a dUcriminating duty on tea Stevens makes the following reply to luuacn me louowing reply vo , imported from thU side of the Cape of President Cleveland's message and his Good Hope. The .bill to repeal the fed­ criticisms of Mr. Stevens’ official con­ eral election laws waa discussed. The duct: nomination of Wayne MncVeagh, of "Only once ta our political history haa s ma­ Pennsylvania, to be ambassador of the jority of the congress of tbo United states sol­ United States to Italy was received emnly resolved ta favor of impcschtag the occu­ pant of the executive chair. Probably It was from the president well that the effort to remove Andrew Johuwn Washixotox. Dec-SL—The Hawaiian question was discussed in tho senate yesterday and Senator Hoar in hia re­ marks said that the nrosirtnnt h.A «« » ecuttvo for abuse of power se ■nower - -------- ----- \ P«*‘deot no *.jcouraged PrwdOM* teal io the Ieuow no had , rourM[9 Pratfall OerelMlGere to reaort •power to appoint a paramount commis- extraordinary measure of overturning the prosioner without the advice and consent Atonal government of Hawaii, whiles* much ! The king of the Cannibal islands, im­ mortalised- in soug, and whose exist­ ence was supposed to have been more or less mythical, turned up at the world's fair. And, contrary to rumor, he proved to be a white man, good looking and educated, and, strange to relate, he has never tasted human flesh. This will disappoint those who have regarded the king of the Cannibal islands with a vague horror. Tho real king has not only never feasted on a fellow man has devoted a considchman «« hasbut devoted a considcrable portion of his life to persuodirfg his subjects that there was other flaih d^W. lb, H.WDlUn qaMUon more p«ULkl«. “* “ * to withhold from the people\ what he was doing until it was settled one way or the. other the president seemed to have supposed that he was the United States of America. A reso­ lution was adopted directing the com­ mittee on foreign relations to inquire into and reportqu the whole matter. The urgent deficiency bill was passed. Wasjuxotox, Dec. 22.—A bill was in­ troduced in the senate yesterday by &n.tor doctor (Vt.) to.nn.«U>. torritory of L tah to the state of Nevada, Adjourned to January 8. *—“• l&ISi&l&l? ix”. । sweeping and more hostile to Anglo-Saxon lib- . : J 1 Wasuixgtom, Dec. 9a—In the house ; ■astwaud. Havtuhm.......... . W’” rasa-s UfalA I* gj|& vwrrum. la.iH in.ni.ip ra.lp.in.la.nHastixoa..................... I 3JB| ».is| u C. R. OSBORN, uwai M*u». Haidar cate for sueb p<>*itton».Ht the Grand Rap.de Bua:aoae Colicf*. Shorthand, n’’d Normal School. For Catalogue, address A. a- Parish, Propr. In th. luraM rMtordv. Th. rnmmitfM i- I committee on territories reported in favor of admitting Oklahoma aa a state • sriy than the sots of George III. and the . in the Pacific, some of which were in­ Lord North ministry, which drove the Ameri- ' habited by man-eaters. He came across can colonies to succreaful revolt. a beautiful little island, about 10 de­ Injustice„ nmd A Tyranny. ••There ta nothing ta American history more grees south of the equator, whose pop­ xhabefui ta Its scope of of talus itce sod tyranny ulation Mr. Moors fonnd was rapidly -2; •* — •* “ — -----------of* ~than the attempt President Cleveland and decreasing because tho natives were Secretary Gresham to crush out liberty and using each other for food. American Interacts In Hawaii by the throat to As he became acquainted with the restore the extinct Hawaiian monarchy by force natives he discovered that they were raope lafamosa. if possible, than ib« use of bail a gentle, honest and well-disposed peo­ ple. He gained their confidence and elsea Um oourso ot u>a recent Americas ratals- was accepted aa their ruler. ter st Honolulu la but a feeble repetition of the Having married one of the natives, statement at Secretary Gresham peavfously Mr. Moors settled dtwn on the island, PuC>1‘«fc*1 7a my answer u> Blooms re- which he named Nassau, and devoted £or’* published ta the United States. 1 showed oonolrslvely, aa Minis. his life to improving the condition of ter Thmtnu and other thoroughly respoo- the cannibals and incidentally hie own. It is well known that the flesh of .-.to" ■*»*..• uu swine very closely resembles that of of Capt. WUwo and myself are grosriy untrue, are in manifest antagonism to all tho human beings. All persons who have remote probabtlltire a^loT-c of toe situ*, journed to January 3. \FOURTEEN .KILLED. the four notorously corrupt ministers of the fallen queen, of Wilson, queen's favorite and other thoroughly discredited testimony. < Only Dirt Hte Duty. ------------------------------ „„ again and again that neither by force nor by threat of force,nor by any action of mine was the fall of the monarchy precipitated From tho - hour on oa which I nnterml eptcred unon upon mv my detlna Julies at st ths the of the United States legation to the ter­ mination of my .cfflctal reeponalblllt, I main­ tained the deu-rmlnaUon to call on the naval e rk. Diamond Crystal Daily Salt. MS Que \y>u. a Friend, \o “tke cause PccftecVton dime vie an. AvAeresYa ? JU ICAGO : year 511 readers will be get this tn keep 3 it home , of the r office. YOUNG MEN ne one Nerve Tonic J le year ■ >S, :z If Mulliken Detroit M i ton Mulliken 11 18 Woodbury Laks Odessa iarndL’e ° Sfi • mm rans Ar I Grand Itaplda ■ST 1 x,SS“ u 1ST1 y as: on BICYCLE WITH BAIL. yachting. You can’t beat or even sail with a beam wind on a bicycle. You can only run straight before the wind. And there is room for doubt whether enough is gained, traveling in one di­ rection, to pay for the bother of carry­ ing the furled sail back home. Mr. White’s rigging, however, adds only about seven pounds to the weight of his wheel The mast, which is set in a hard pine ' clamped to the tubing, is ten feet and the boom is eight feet these dimensions were re­ long, duced six and four feet respectively, Mr. Wh '■ imitators would probably find th adequate to their needs. It is also bo remembered that the "sheet'/or cord controlling the outer end the bobm ought not to be tied fast the machine, but run through a email pulley under the seat and kept in the hand. A sudden gust of wind is liable to lift the hind wheel off the ground unless the sheet is promptly eased off. < IDS. ClIAKLSVOIX, Vixw. Favorite rod of northern Mlcbigai Trains leave Grand A. M. ■ M. Arrive Local lor White Cloud. Fremeal aad- Mr Rapids leaves Grand Rapids Brt0 F. Jfc Parlor can on day traiaa and sleoMM «B night trains between Petoskey, GrsMWMb- Aak our agents for further partlcuto «*r write to Gbomi DkHavkx, Gen'l PassYA^. too, hlmo St Sum TIME TABLE. BtaUoDf. THE GENTLE MANATEE. American life and property was In danger. It President Cleveland sees St to make a point The manatee, or lamantin, of which against my official conduct, that months be­ there are two species, inhabits the Pittsburgh, Pa.. Dec. 93, 3 a. fore the events of last January I hod ad­ African or American continents. These News has just reached here by tele. vocated annexation, be deliberately and purcreatures browse upon aquatic vegeta­ phone x--------- from -- . ------Homestead - ------ -----that ------a disas----IU tion of the shallow lagoons and great IL S. MOOB8. trous eave-in has occurred in the new I dispatch ta November, ISM, waa a cozfideattal of " state of* **"' the rivers. The animal in our illustration (Amencaa Successor io the Cannibal KtagaJ addition to the Carnegie mills. Four- ‘ statement to the *“ 'department ' true condition of affaire tn Hawaii, a report of teen men arc said to be killed and four facts which, by the established rules and prac- I tasted both agree to this. It was there­ weighed 16 cwt 10 lbs. and was 10 feet 3 inches ip length; the baby being seriously injured. lice of diplomacy, I was in doty bound to make That’s the greaL-teaaon why you fore not difficult for Mr. Moors to per­ about a tmrd this size. Unfortunately, The cave-in occurred at Manhill sta­ known to my government should know about our salt. It re­ suade the natives to make this slight as the mother was being got into the quires the beat tb produce the beat. tion. where the Carnegie Steel Company change in their diet. In s short time The good farmer realizes thia with is erecting a large furnace. Two men January Id I only did what bad been done on the cannibals were so far reformed tank prepared for it, she expired.' The bis seed; shall the bnitar maker bo have been taken out of tho ruins dead. a previous Hawaiian crisis by Commander ' that they absolutely refused to1 eat a young one appeared all right until At least twelve more workmen are Woodward, on the requestor Minis Ur Merrill, relative near-r than first cousin. This some days ago when it also died. The ly for dairy work; and bright dairy­ buried beneath the ruins, all of whom acting ,-nder the Cleveland-Bayard order Au­ limit was further extended until at mother was presented to the Zoologi­ gust 1,1888, The following is the language of men everywhere find their butter bet­ are no doubt dead. Four others have Minister MenlU's report to the department of length Mr. Moors had eradicated hu­ cal society of London by Sir Henry ter made and their labor better paid Blake, governor of Jamaica, and was been rescued, all of whom are seriously man flesh from tho savage bill of fare. when they us caught at Manatee bay. injured.■ He then turned his attention to rais­ legation I nt once requested Commandtr! Tho manatee of both worlds is a FOUR DROWNED. Woodward to send to the legation a body of , ing hogs and stock, and with the as­ timid, harmless animal, gregarious and marines. which request be promptly compiled sistance of the natives this woamndo with. The appearance of tho marines on the 1 a profitable industry. Bui once, upon an inhabitant of the large rivers of Scotia■■ South America which debouch into the street and at the legation had a favorable effect > returning to his island kingdom after Halifax, N. 8., Dec. 20.—Four young on the populace.' Atlantic, and of the similar deltas and a brief absence, he found that all of No matter whs’ brand yoa bnvo persons skating on Chocolate lake. 4 IBgoons of the opposite shores of tued. just give this a fair triaL It miles from thia city, broke through th* the Arion ball of which Cleveland and Blount • his converted cannibals had abandoned , Africa. It is closely allied to the ta first in flavor, first in grain, and the place, probably because a contin-1 ice and were drowned. Three were speak of m io .oramandlng Of the ball 1 had | first Id parity. Wbribw for dairy dugong, hut has a thicker body and a or table one, you will find it to named Doyle, two boys end's girl aged never beard until a lodjflnf place wait needed ' ual diet of hog had palled upon their your advantage to be acquainted ■gp appetites. 'Ho then Imported some for the marines after they had landed By ■ 20. The fourth was a boy named Neill, with Clxe salt that’s all salt. Wa an accurate map Just received- from Hon­ from the industrial school Neill's olulu K la obvious that this hall doee | colonists who were not cannibals, and Write aa. body woe not recovered. Mrs. Doyle not command tbo palace Tho prrsldenl's , businew wqp carried on even more DIAMOND CRYSTAL He added ■ALT CO., IV nearly lost her life in attempting to stetetnent that tbo three points al wbleh our , prosperously than before. K.Clair, Mirtx. V B rescue her children. She was rescued sman naval force wm placed was not favorably . to his realm by acquiring the island of cboaen for the pre tectian of American life and 1 Sophia, somewhat larger than NssAu. T. by her 9-year-old daughter. property la radically an error, m all know who which is but three miles in circumfer­ are familiar with the map and boUdtafa of Hon­ ‘ olulu" , ence. WAiufMOTos, Dec. 93.—Of the 400 The king of the Cannibal Islands Antmaa of tho Preotdewt'a Action. nominations sent ta the senate by the -That the Hawaiian monarchy wan over visited the world's fair with his wife president since the regular session be­ thrown by United States force «ma and and very pretty daughter and some of gan 105 were unacted upon at U put forth for the eole purpose of the moat beautiful of the young wom­ brin<ins dlacredlt ou tbo preceding ad­ the time of the recess for tho ministration at Washington and on the action en of Samoa. Two of them, named Christmas holiday*, and of these a of t!>o Sralgn ralaUona committee of the Fetoai and Lola, were of the troupe ol largo majority are of postmasters in United State* senate In favor of annexation dancing girl* and young men who ex­ Il remains to be seen If the American oongre-M small places. The Horn blower nomi­ hibited at the fair under Mr. Moors' ajid American people will approve the con­ nation find that of Robert E I’roston- spiracy to make war on tbo provisional govern­ charge. This exhibition will be re­ for director of the mint have been hung ment at Hawaii sod um tbo military fores of peated at Bay Rblge next summer in up since the extra Session. The list the United States or the dlnlvtnatlo Dreasuro conjunction with Buffalo Bill's wild Meantime Mr." Moors Is also includes J. Scott Harrison (brother of the United State* for ibe restoration of a west show. semPbarbarous queen tn waav>n defiance of of ex-President HarrhonJ for surveyor ibe beat American opinkma and antecedents making a pleasure tour of the islands MANATEE AND ITS YOUNG. of customs at Kansas City, of the southern Pacific. He is accom­ and by an excessive use of executive power sffalnat an American colony tsora positive and panied on his steam yacht by Paul straighter head. We know little of Its less excusable than that which George HL and du Chaillu. the celebrated African ex­ habits but that it is affectionate towards Nrw Orleans. Dec. W.—George B. his mlnbteni sought to impose on ibe American plorer. and by Mason Mitchell, an Its young end fond of its mates. In Prochsaks, president of the American colonies that formed tbo government of tbs actor. On this tour a number of canni­ captivity the manatee la said to be Joitx L Stsvkxa" Are you willing to work fortheesuee Hire Milling company, whose works United States bals will be added to tho show. Only gentle and attached to its keeper. were destroyed In Wednesday’s fire, of Protection in placing reliable infor­ skin animal Is in great reyoung cannibals will and The VOUUK CWUWIVMa nu. be uv selected, ...M ------ --— - of tho shot himself through the right temple mation in the hands of your acquain­ tho formnllon of .nrlou. Lrirw. Mass.. Dec. 90.—More than th., will bo led on .weetrannt. nnd qo"! at an early hour. He is dead. The sixty girls from 14 to IS years of age, popcorn. articles. The anlmn.1 animal d'omvaa derives the namn name ••te-lntaa- Thn tances? fire and business reverses unsettled his of mermaid through the peculiar way If you are, you should be identified have disappeared from this city within mind. , it has of sitting up in the water and the last three or four weeks, and it is with On the shores of Lake Rangkul, in suckling its young. This was the thought they have been enticed away THE AMERICAN Uu, CMb».r mountaliiJ. in C.ntrel largest specimen ever seen in England, Osxaloosa, la . Dec. 21 - Tramps PHOTICTIVC TARIFF LXAOU^ held up the deputy sheriff and two po­ and hidden in Boeton. A,U. ,tond. lh« (Moon. ;Unp Bock tDd u wU1 , lon(f thtJ, oi A.U," which I, to cllwl from > ctc , M the ordure i> rerr 13< W. MO «T., H>« «•«. liceman here Thursday night and rob­ ABILENE, Kan.. Dec. 99.-A package ia It. >U1« from which .con.tent,tre.ni, dlacu]l procure oHro unhurt, bed them of all their valuables. One of letters outlining a plan for kidnap­ of pole, greenish light is emitted. Ney---------------------- — * tramp was fatally shot and the officers ing Huth Cleveland, daughter of the Elios, the English adventurer, who badly bruised. The town and vicinity Unlikely as it may seem to some who president and holding hsr for a ran­ pawed it in 1863. thinks it possible that are overrun with the vagabonds the light ia due to some phosphorescent read these lines, it is a fact, neverthe­ som, was found here yesterday. mineral in the sides of the csiern near less, that there is an island in the gulf Knoxville, Tenn., Dec. 23.—A tele* its opening. The natives of that sec­ of California, not more than 60 miles Wilmixotox, Del., Dec- 20. Onset phone message from South Knoxville tion have never attempted to investi­ from the Mexican mainland, which is Will save money by attenctlnc FARSON’S »y, th. bolUr of tho SoottUb TlmbM the powder mills at the Dupont powder gate the matter, each seeming content Inhabited by the remnants of a race of NEW BUSINESS COLLEGK. Kalamaxoo, A Lumber compsny’o plant exploded works near here exploded Tuesday. with the story told by his father, which giant cannibals- This startling dis­ oorner of Mnin and We#t Sts. Bend for with fearful results, killing four or five Edward Gallagher, aged N Jtvi, wag ia this: "The cave ia the dwelling place covery was made by a West coast Catalogue. men, Injuring several others and com­ inatan tly killed._____ of a demon, who guards vast treasures naturalist early in 1891, and has since W. F. PARSONS, pletely demolishing the plant stored there, and the light is from a been confirmed by both United States Preat. Naw Yore, Deo. 91.—Daniel Sinclair, diamond worn In a band around his and Mexican explorers. Mr. McNam­ Defended His Mother. forehead.'* Elias’ explanation of the ara, the scientist referred to. has a who published the New York Tribune Nashville, Dec. 22.-—Seth Crawford, photograph of one of the men found colored, kilUd hl. <lepl«th«r. oBUly from UM to 1879, died al his residence mystery is probably the true one. by him on the island, that individual, in this city yesterday of pneumonia. Crewford, la Henry county while the although not one of the largest being Utter WM bMtlnr hU wile, the boy*, A naturalist recently declared that over 7 feel In height. The bland upon mother. Seth Crewford U 17 yeere we are wrong in ascribing unequal in­ which they were found is known as the old. He U oow m jell «t TorU Philamxfmxa, Doc. 20. — Robert telligence to animals of the ape spe­ Island or Isle of Leri, and the original Adam Jr- M-adDlrtw to Bron, hM cies. “As it is the only animal with discoverer says that there is every evibwi tlMtod momlwr of ooorreM to tho hands, it does many things by instinct dcnce of cannibalism among them. consul to San Salvador under President Second dlotrtct to ncMod the lot, and habit and necessity that resemble the acta of human beings and make it Harrison, died al his home at Fremont, ChMlM O-NeilL __________ Tb« word Pharoab wm oo», alrtoUy seem as if it was guided by intelli­ gence. The ape is hardly more intelli­ speaking, a name of an individual, but WiKnm U. D«t M.-BOWO. gent than tho dog, if, indeed, he knows r race. For ages all tho Parker, ■ negro, has oonfearad to kill­ kings called themselves aa much. He baa a gift of imitatkm ing L. P. Ryan and wife, aged 81 and just as the Boman emperors and a capacity for mischief, and that __ ___ ___ I— 1U.I. RMV thia । wm Mah .tjlod Auputo. Because It is so Pure McCord AlU) Elmdale CUrtuvWe take Odessa Thl, they could •» >» «*«» -< Samoa is one of a group of tiny Islands in the union. • don ta Honolulu ta January test President Wabhimgtox, Dee. 19.—In the house I Clavstand s grossly untrua and shamefully uuyretorf., It wm d«W«l th.td.bnt. on I n“ the tariff bill frould commence Janu­ ary 3 The foreign affairs committee presented a resolution condemning the Mtlon ol en-Mli>l«l«r Storen. In lionolnla and the minority report denounces the course taken Jby President * j. ( Cleveland and Secretary Gresham, TIME TABLE. The expert bicyclist often finds a stiff breese upon his back sufficiently powerful to keep him in motion with­ out his applying any power on the pedals, and even enough to carry him up hilL If one may trust a story in the San Francisco Examiner, this force is sometimes utilized by Charles D. White, of San Bernardino, in tho manner in­ dicated by our diagram. A light sail, made of sheeting, and carried by a bamboo mast, has been -nkiccd on his wheel; and when the wjil is in the right quarter he uses tms instead of muscle, and is said to have thus made a speed of fifteen miles un honr. In several respects such a mode of navigation differs considerably from HoetUe to ubevty. believe until they had eaten pork ''Ixx •• historical LUtorical dispassionately Then - at’ktbs factafacia dispassionately Then they they admitted admitted that that pork, pork, as as an an and no one will deny that the Uses of usurpa­ tion and injustice on which President Cleve­ Article of diet, wag far preferable to land and the secretary of state hove acted since any human flesh. The king’s name is II. J. Noors, and the 7th of March last, coupled with tho ex parte ■WMUdmd. °l Orauntaloow Bloul -he Is an American. When a boy „„ he . ’ ---- ---------- -- --- ------«UU referred to the committee on rules for the appointment of a committee of sev­ en to investigate the Hawaiian ques- j Won ana the privileges of the house in • such matters. The Wilson tariff msaeure waa reported, and tho urgent defieiencY bill was--------- 1 * nciency out was passed. WxSHlXQTOX, Dec. 91. — The Now [ s :g the and Bow Ha Natives to SAILING ON A BICYCLE. .ism East Cooper Richland Junc’t. Cramey MUo............ .......... Delton Cloverdale ShulU.. Hastings..., Coats Grove. Woodland... 'S3: Grand Rapids'. Stations. X. ’ SOUTH. Kalsmasoo Av, -, East Cooper Lv.. Blehland Junc’t. SET. Delton Cloverdale Bhulta................. BAITING!,., 8 43 5 Costa Grove Woodland ... to n Detroit.....’". Grand Rapid*. Charlevoh Petokey. Bay View. “•Btope ou signal only/Agruis wtua trains al flag stations ms soon as tbry utea before leaving time of trains, no that wm3 may have Um* to.chrck ft property; oUnrowBl mar not go forward until next train. tMlxed trains will bo run at tho ooovsMmm of the company, who reserve the riptrt to MM| th. H. C. Fottxm. Gen'l P. A T. Art L. Hr.stixAjrr, MM. £ cu SI sagfess! H Blood Builder 5Z muu.nl -• I 7 �Thursday, Dec. 18, 1893. tARSHAXJ, L.COOK.B4*tof- NOW and political father, wo leave aa in thy care. Do with m aa thoa wHt Kick sU- terian church next Sunday afternoon. tronsge; fish whetrover thou wilt, and hunt whenever tbou rarest to, and we will niag wUl be ted by Willie Grigsby. An English watch night service to see the old yeaY out and the new year in, wUl be held from 11 to- 19 Sun­ day night Tbe endeavorers cordially in­ vite the members of all other young peo­ ples societies to meat with them tn the Presbyterian church, at that service and editorial notes. A MOCK PRAYER. endorse everything thou doeat, cany Cleveland roosters, campaign torches and forever alar thy praises. Amen. Special Kxcumlos. ANNUAL MEETING. FAITHFUL DEMOCRAT HUM­ Tickets now an sale to Pacific Coast BLY BESEECHES THE GREAT points on account of the California Mid­ G. CLEVELAND. Winter Exposition via the Michigan Cen­ tral. For rates and routes enquire at Mich­ Tbe annual meeting of the Barry igan Central Ticket Office. County Agricultural Society was held in Q. R. OSBOSUf, Parker's ball Tuesday afternoon with Agent President F. A. Blackman, of Delton, in the chair. The attendance waa exceed­ Btookholdwni MesUnr. ingly good and a great deal of interest The annual meeting of the stockholders was manifested. After the usual rou­ friend hands us the following taken tine business the report, of tbe condition of tbe Hastings Chair A Table Company will be held at the office of said Company, from the Gunnison (Col.) Tribune, which was read, which is as follows. Hastings, Mich., on Turedsy. January Receipts. Oth, A. D., 1894, at one o'clock, p. m. is worth reading. It b as follows. R. 3. Memer, President. TO AT.MIQHTT CI.EVKLA.ND. Previous to the close of the recent dem­ ocratic county convention, Edward Crooke, Mayor of Lrwlb, arose and all the delegates reverently bowed their heads while be offered prayer to Almighty Cleveland. His voice was filled with emotion and the reporter found it dlffieuft to get every ward. But bare it is; Ob, Almighty and ^powerful Cleve­ land, who art; tn Washington, when not fishing; thou who art -the father of Ruth and Ruth’s sbter, and of Maty HopkHi's boy, Oscar, .and the- God-father of the democratic party, (its father wouldn’t ewn it if ha were here), we ball thy name as the great political prophet of tbe century. We bow down before thee in peiMcal obedience. When tbou sayest go, we go. have no desire but serve thee. U thou sayest Mack is white we will swear to it and lick the everlastln’ stuffin’ out of the man who disputes it When tbou takest annff we will sneeze; when tbou gayest free silver, we will echo thy wdrds; when tbou sayestgoid then gold it is. We arc democrats after tbe improved modern type. Oar business is to vote the ticket and vete'er straight. What is It to us whether ire have free silver pr not? We are but dogs tbat eat of the crumbs tbat fall from our master's tables. When the crumbs fall we wag our telle; when they fall fast we wag faster; when they don’t fail fast we stand and wait until they do. Thia is democracy. This is the kind of democracy tbat elected thee, our great and almighty Cleveland. Oh, most adored master, we love/thee for what tbou hast not done for us. We love thee becauso thou art Cleveland. We hombly surrender ourselves to thee. Do with us as thou wJiL Though wheat is but forty cento a bushel we lore thee; though eottou is low we lore thee; though business is dull we lore Chee; though thousands, millions are out of employment we free thee; though oar wife, the dear companion of oar bosom, is scantily dressed and looks so shabby she can't go to chureb, we love thee; though we are' sinking further in debt we love thee; and proverty is knocking at the door, and hunger is star­ ing uy in the face, we love thee still. Our wim'tnd ehBdren we are willing to sac­ rifice, even as tbe Hindoo mother sacrificedyjer offspring by throwing it under tho crushing wheels ofj tbe juggernaut Oh, mighty Ctereland. words cannot ex­ press our love for thee. We love our party too. What care we about the. many promises it made. We know it promised free silver, and we know it won’t aloe it to us. but we stick -to tbe party. We know we said if It did not do the things It promised to do’we would leave It but waited whea we said it We thought then we had some manhood about ns but wo ain't We bare no Independence. Thou, oh mighty Cleveland, hast all tbe manhood and independence in the party. We are fools, liars, lickspittles, mudrilte. We have no business to want anything or say anything. Last year we favOred free silver, and now we have to oppoee it We favored it then baeause we thought It was right We oppose it now, most adored master, because thou tellest us to. Ain’t .wo a honey of the firtt water? Did ever a dog get leas for it? £<>h, mighty master, we are ever ready to serve thee and party. dost want any. only enough Hastings. Mich. December ISth. *98. Gaab to balance Onmgv MostUr Old ou Printing sad advertising liny and MM PoQoeaadnXi 5S ua 131» SS.X MTS 11TJO *33 -3.00 Premiums.'.'.. *.*.** ’ SSSy? for extra’ Cool’ woiiu LTO MJO 10WJO Thia shows that the oet Indebtedaesa sf the society la ••98.70. This OMtuasw. ' might seem strange at the first glance, Enoch Sylvester waa bora in Keen, considering the very large attendance there waa thia year, but It is easily ac­ New Hampshire, Jan. 3L, 1814 and died counted for. For instance the receipts at his home in Yankee Springs, Mich., Dee.. 14th., 1893. At the age of eighteen than one year ago. and receipts from oth- be moved with hb father to South. Dan­ ville, Stuben Co. N. where they settl­ ed in then unbroken forests of that section year tbe society paid out 8478 for > prem­ and cleared up good fanes. He united In iums; thia year over 31000 was paid oat, early life with the M. E. church and has making tbe expenditures this year for ever been a devoted member. He gave premiums over 8500 more than last year. largely towards erecting the church at Taking these things and the times Into Irving Station and maintaining the same. consideration the society has done re­ In politics he was an ardent republican having voted for Gen. Harrison in 1840 markably welL Quite a commotion was caused when and fur every candidate of hb party down Mrs. R. A. Bailey, in behalf of a large to the present time. He was one of the delegation of ladles protected against games Loyal Father’s having furnished three of chance and the selling of sweet cider sons in the Civil • War and doing many being allowed on tbe fair grounds. A kind seta for the boys in blue. He was motion was made that no one be allowed a kind father, a warm friend. He leaves to sell sweet elder (which probably was a large circle of friends to -mourn hb de­ meant to include hard cider) on the parture. grounds and no license be granted for any gambling or game of chance of any klnd.\ The discussion grew quite heated, when someone offered an amendment by moving tbat "no horse racing be allowed." Tbe debate began to grow quite bitter. Tbe amendment was defeated finally but the original motion to exclude gambling and the sale of sweet cider was carried, so there will be do gambling, nor sweet cider next year. The turmoil was constantly increasing when W. H. Offley of Castleton, moved to proceed with the election of officers. The effect of this motion was like pouring oil on the troubled waters, and the conven­ tion at once realized where it wav at The result of tbe election was as follows;/ F. A. Blackman, Delton, President. Wm. Strong, Nashville, Vice President. Jas. M Bauer. City. Sec’y. A cream of tarter baking powder. Albert Hilton. City, Marshall. Highest of all in leavening strength Isaac Cunningham, of Irving and Jobn Lee, of Woodland, directors for two —Latest United States Govern­ tend. ctat we aae democrats: we thank W. J. &L.L HOLLOWAY. Sign of the Elephant. . THE KENT With nice things for Newyet r this year and we invite you in to look at them. H you are in doubt as to what to get just step in and see us. We can suit you. •RAND RAPID*. OPPOffilTM UNION D«POT. RATES 8L» par day, Rooms 5o crate Meals 98 cento, Steam Heat BEACH A BOOTH. Ladles’ WatGhes, Gants' WatGhas, Bous’ WatGhas. Latest styles. Lowest prices. —At any rate try some of our New 20 Tea Violins, Guitars and Banjos. stock of the best strings obtainable and yon will always have reason to rejoice over the Christmas of 1893. Candies Fruits, Nuts, etc. Try our groceries and canned goods. A F. R. PflNGOflST, Thu Reliable Jeweler. S. E. PHILLIPS READY-FIKE We are ready. Did you hear a report? Well, it is rifported, and truly so, all over town and county that we kce ready for Christmas—ready with Presents for young and Make a New Year’s present that Is useful. I have a large, new stock of Gold Eye Glasses and Spec­ tacles, After making the present to your friend, the glasses can be adjusted to fit the eyes free of charge. bR. Q. W. LOWRY old. Lamps from 38.50 to 20c. AU grades and prices. Elegant Water Sets, Chamber Sets, Dinner and Tea Sets, Sets of Sets. Set it down, and when you come to town for your PRESENTS come to ub first, last and all the time. Toys and Games for the young—a table full and packed under. Also remember ns again for your Holiday Candy and Nuts, Fruits and Oysters. We shall be loaded with a nicer line than ever. Fine Candy 10c per pound. HAMS & VAN ARMAN E. Y. HOGLE ment Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co A resolution to cut tbe speed premiums down to 8300 and charge no entrance tee. was voted down. Considering the con­ dition of tbo society the resolution would no doubt have been a good one. The speech of P. T. Colgrove nominat­ ing F. A. Blackman for President was a Now Chat the society la In the hole everyone should maka^t a point to get Ibe society oat next year, and If we mistake not, that la the Intention of those attend­ ing the meeting Tuesday. If everyone will help it cannot bat be a success. The society connected with Emmanuel church will be entertained Thursday, Jan. 4th, by Meedsmes M. T. Goodyear. Bailey. Bogers, Hama. Parker. Brown. Drake. Stebbins, Chidester. Bush, Biker, and Florence Scoby. Supper -served at the Parish House from 5 until 7. A cordial Invitation extended to alL There will be an entertainment at the Cobb school Louse on New Years eve., for the purpose of defraying expenses- ou a map purchased for the benefit of the Sab- to tote the All that U expected la to do what we We can show you Albums at prices cheap enough to suit anyone. DOLL GOODS. Most every­ thing in that line. BIBLES at all prices. Cloth Bound Books at lower prices than you ever heard of before. A splendid assortment of Fine Books. BRUSH and COMB SETS. We don’t propose to carry any over if low prices will sell them. A line of Children's Books that can’t help but suit Don’t be afraid to ask to see goods and get our prices. Pure The Congregational church and society of Johnstown and Barry, have nearly (red <MK>eta>. Wluta Joyful thought: completed their church building and have Wedool bmlo UUak, wodMt have to decided to dedicate tbe Mme tbe firat . Sun­ day in the new year, Jan 7th at 11 a. tn. ««. Special meeting of the Barry Coanty Pomona GAage P. of H. will meet with Glass Creek Grange ou Friday Jan.. 5th., 1894 at 10 o’clock a. m. Morning sewlou opens In the fifth de­ gree for reading of minutes of previous meeting and snch other degree of work as may come before the meetlag. Dinner at 19 o’clock. Afternoon session opeos to the public at half past two o’clock for Che purpose of Installation of officers of County Grange conducted by slater Mayo, Chaplin of Michigan State Grange. Bister Mayo will give us a Grange lectare also music and program furnished by Glass Creek Grange.. Gm. R- Bowser, County Lecturer. REDUCED RATM* AT wm l Hastings Banner Tbe First Splritullstic Society meeting will be held on Sunday, Dec. 81st, 2:90 p. ol, in the parlors of O. W. Murphy. 215 Blab St. ’ Tbe subject at the M. E. church next Sunday morning is *‘A motto for tbe New Year.” In tbe evening a sermon will be delivered to the young people on "New Y. DO NOT FAIL IO CALL AT u. Balky. Great Clearing Sale Hicks & Spence’s -OF Store for a set of Fine China Dishes, also FANCY and STAPLE Holiday Goods, i the Fin­ est Stock in the city. For PRICES On Banquet Lamps or Hanging Lamps we are lower than any house in Hastings. rwE YOURSELVES tWPY And those around you on New Year by buying your Goodyear. Dee. 3dth. United Italy and Wall Cloaks, Shawls, Wool Skirts, Mens Gloves, Mens Mittens DOWN ! DOWN! Underwear. DOWN ! Winter Goods at a SACRIFICE, FRUITS 22 NUTS Of os. Remember that just now we want your poultry I p*y the highest E. Y. HOGLE �Hastings Banner. PERSONAL MENTION. Thursday, Dec? 2S, 1893. W. ». COOK. LocaJ Hulla.., ' ootai'iSj*’" 10 fed.. 1W, al WeDl t0 I-*Daln«’ ymterday a w. Boous. Secretary. Of all kinds for young people, and old aa well at r. 'filer FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. k rere are i and pribes. eihf’M’ ^riswold- °f Lowell, was In the city Monday. express our heartfelt thanks. u«me from Medina county, Ohio, to Mich­ igan iu I8M, settling ou the farm on which be died. He lived a We Wish to express our heartfelt thanks life of usefulness and activity, and by his to the kind friendu and ‘ ‘ ‘ Industry and economy made foe Wmself a nice home and surroundings. He leaves a family of seven children to mourn hhi Tbelr kindness will ever be held In grate­ jors. His funeral occurred Thursday ful remembrance. morning at 11 o’clock. Rev. Grigsby Fkbki, Otb a^d FAMn/r. offllclatlng. Stockholder, Annnai^siotln*. The annual meeting of tbo stockhoidere The Maccabees held an election Thurs­ of tbe Hastings Furniture Mannfadarfag day evening at which the following officers Company will be held at tbe office of said were elected:— Company, Hastings, Mlcb, on Thursday, P. Com.—F.'-R. Pancoast. January 4th, 1804. at 10 o’clock, * m. Com.—Frank Collin*. L. Com.—Riley Waters. R. K.—0. G. Smith. Hasting*, Mich. Dec. 30th, *9S. F. K.—W. 11. Stebbins. Chaplain—Fred Woodruff. Cbristmas and New Years 188»-1B9<, Physician Dr. C. H. -Barber. ria tbe Michigan Central. Rate one and ona-third lowest local first class fare for M. at A.—U bklnuer. round trip. Tickets to be sold December 1st M. ot G.—E. Cannon. 23. 24. 35, W. 31 and Jannxry 1st. Unit­ 2nd M. of G.—A. A. Will moot. ed to reiuru up to and Including January Sentinel—Frank Sage. 2nd 1884. Between all local potato oa this Picket—A. J. Severance. company’s lines in the United States and Canada, except tbe Toledo Dtvision. AUa to Monday our office was closed on account point* on the Grand Rapids and ludtanaof Christmas and as a consequence our and Chicago and West Michigan Ry’s local news bad to be cut short In order to Half dekati for children will ba sold for get to press at the usual hour this week. half tbe above rate. C. R. Osnonx. Next Monday'will be New Years and our office will be dosed on that day also. We know that our readers appreciate news and we alm to meet tbelr expectations each week by giving them plenty of it. We trust however that they will excuse any short comings this week and next Editors are but human and In their hankering after * brief rest, and a square meal every Christmas and Now Years, seem to be prompted only by tbe same im­ pulse thst governs nearly every house­ hold. Misfit” Shoes, . Seta, rn for time. packed Candy with a Arina McOmber's home. 518 W. Green 8L on Tueeday evening with pedro. Fifteen tables were represented. At the close of the games refreshments consisting of coffee, sandwiches, doughnat*. Ice cream and cake were served. Mre. Dorr Mudge won the lad lee head prize; a half dozen band embroidered dollies. D. W. Rey­ nold*. Al Renkes and Will Spence cut for lift gentleman’s prize and the latter won It, a allver box for collar buttons. • j« s N LOCAL NEWS. • CIKCUL4TION • This week, 95 quire?. Hereafter, change? for advertisements ust reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure Insertion In the issue of the week when brought. This h Ideal weather for the grip. There is some talk of closing tbe school taught by Ernest Edmunds In Carlton, on account of diphtheria. The people of Baltimore are to raise *ome church sheds at tbe M. E. church, near the old Sanborn farm, thia afternoon/ V The Ybung Mens’ Social Club giver's Sop at the Hastings House to-night Sev­ eral couples from Middleville will be In attendance. Isaac Allerdtog who is charged with taking improper liberties with a girl un­ der 14 years, has been bound over. to the Circuit Court - Jos. Rogers Is In (be market for live poultry on Saturdays. Mondays and Tura­ il* ys of each week. Don’t forget that be pays tbe highest market price. • A complete report of tbe recent Thorn­ apple and Irving district Sunday school convention held at Freeport will be found on onr Inside local page. We are having some new steps put in leading np to onr sanctum, so our patrons won’t run any risk of breaking their necks when they come up to see us here­ after. V.The new K. of P. ballTrabout complet­ ed and tbe Knights will soon be located In 1L The decorating was done by Ad Egg­ leston and certainly reflects great credit upon him. VN ! heart I To tbe friends and year*, tseded ibelu)mpaih< The quality of meats being served at tab popular restaurant Is winning an enviable name for It. If* patronage la constantly increasing ' °oJ*dl,0rU1 W wU1 be found a -wJOUI*u‘*”1p'e kK*,n« for­ ward with much pleasure to the party Mecl^ Prayer- to Almighty Cleveland. Kntemazoo, was Id tobe given In the Hastings Hou.- dtolng -itT'v' ?eU’ the We recommend It to our reader*. It la city Monday. hrlm full of truth and permeated with a rooms Monday gight by tbe Misses Flora. M I! ewD*>,.Sa^* Al Rankes and SoRtek. of Paw Paw, was in tbe degree of wit that is unusual. Read it and show It to your friends. number of city last week. haw> be*n ‘“■’’d- Mncingand Prof. Frank Nagler. of Chicago. cards will comprtee the amusements for In George Crane, son of Bela and Frank the city Sunday. ,the evening. Crane, of Battle Creek, died at his home Thia Guy Johnson, of Middleville, was in burelay Dee. 14th., aged 18 year*. W. W. Logan, who has been breaking la the second too by death in less than and handling colte In tbe south part of tbe tire dty Monday. two years both dying with consumption county and kt Bedford, for fourteen years, Editor yelghner, of Nashville, was in Mwed by La Grippe. Mr. and Mtn. has moved to tbe city and rented tbe the dty Tuesday. Crane have the heartfelt sympathy of a Bechtel barn on N. Jefferson street *nd Is Mrs. Romanzo Brown was In Grand large circle of friends tn thia community. I to haodto <xHu or horses, m they were former residence of Carlton Rapids Saturday. i-m MU.factfon and Center. XU,f&lhe beAt of roforonces, among Geo. Hubbard spent Christmas at his them being a good one from Messer Bros. home In Galesburg. Last evening a branch of the National •x Reynolds. Arthur C. Brown, of Chicago, is home Loan and Investment Co. of Detroit was for a weeks’ vacation. formed In this city and the following ofmed) Ella Lane, of Grand Rapid*, waa fleers elected:— | Mbs Adda Jordan Is home from De­ held In thUclty to-day. Tbe body reach­ President. K Y. Hogto. ed hers yeWrday when the funeral was to troit for the holiday*. V. Pres., J. w. Bentlev. have been held, but owing to relatives Misses Gertrude and Kittle Stebbins are Attorney, Jas. A. Sweety. falling to catch tbe tralnio Grand Rapids. home for the holidays. Secretary. Theodore Rogers. It was deferred until Unlay. Deceased Trees.. John McElwain. y°r. V. H. Vivian spent Christmas In •“ “h®01 forty years of age. and a daugh­ Members Apprisal Committee, Joe. ter of Mrs. Ell Bechtel and was a mute. Ada and Grand Rapids. VanArman, Fred Parker. Consumption was the cause of her death. Mrs. M. Drollett, of Bellevue,- is visit­ The death of Bryant Brown, of this city, ing relatives In tbe dty. Don't forget that we are sending the occurred at the borne of his father Plcaldes Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Fuller were in BAjmsnand Chicago Inter Ocean, tbe two papers one year, for only one dollar, Brown, Friday night, from erysipelas. He Grand Rapids Saturday. bad been sick only two weeks, and al­ cash In advance. If you prefer we will k Mr*. Ella Bowen has returned from aend either the New York or Detroit Tri­ though he was regarded as being danger­ bune* in place of the Inter Ocean, with ously Ill. hb death was unexpected. Ho Heed City tor a short vblt. waa forty two years old. His death was Y Mrs. Wm. Ailaby, ot Ann Arbor, Is tbe Bammku at the same price. The In ter Ocean, New York or Detroit Tribunes a severe blow to bls parents, it being the visiting Mrs. John Webeert. *£.1°°® t0J*5cur 10 • family of are. any of them, worth what we charge Miss Kittle Beadle was home from for tbe two. We ault tbe times and furochildren. The funeral took place Sunday Grand Rapids for Christmas. lah reading to ault tbe people. It will al­ •nd was largely attended. W. H. Squlers and family, of Big Rap­ ways pay you to see us before you send A matter of Interest to all.-Having for any paper, as we can probably save bren in buslnew for tbo past ten yean ids, are In the dty this week. you some trouble and poeslbly some tnonand ao b always tbe case more or leas, Mre. B. B. Wilcox, of Detroit, visited goods become soiled, some out of style and Miss Lulu Felghner yesterday. yet are just as good for wear aa ever. In Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Young, of Alle­ order to done them out to give room for our new spring good. I wUl Mil them at gan, came home for Cbristmas. greatly reduced prices for two weeks, be­ Miss Etta Main, of Grand Rapids, was ginning January 1st If you are looking In the dty Sunday and Monday. for bargains call and see us. Mead and wife, of Jackson, were I*. E. Stauvfkr. ,In Chas. this dty a few days last week. ’ XA wry pleaaant time was spent at Miss w.m GAMES “n*** nfleid, aged 87 Mrs. Potter and Minnie and Claude Pot­ ter. of Detroit, are guests at John Busby’* Corns Is a combination that usually go together. Wear “misfit” shoes and you will soon have coms and bunions to pay for it. You are in doubt as to what to get your relatives or friends for New Year. Possibly you have thought of get­ ting them a nice pair of shoes—a very useful present indeed —but don't make anyone a present of coms and bunions. Come and see us. Our shoes fit the vest. XMr. and Mr*. Howard Thomas, of Lake Ann, are the guests of W. IL Snyder and family. yMlss Angie Bates, of the schools arrived home Saturday holidays. ■ Detroit for the Very pleasing exercises were held at k’Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bowne and daugh­ the Methodist church under the aurplees ter, of Grand Rapids, spent Christmas in of tbe Sunday school. It was a Christ­ the city. mas program and was rendered mostly by Miss Sabit Beadle, of Jackson, is spend­ the small scholars, and as usual In any thing where the little ones take part. It ing a two weeks vacation with her parents In the city. was a success. One of tbe prettleat fea­ tures was the darkening of the church, Mr. and Mr* J. R. England, of Wood­ sod the appearance of a large bright star land, are visiting tbelr daughter, Mrs. over one of the dodrs at tbe front, while Jno. Weissert. tbe choir aang “Star of Bethlehem.” The L. Stedge anti wife left Friday morning Christmas festival for the Sunday school to spend a couple weeks with friends Ifi will be held this afternoon and evening. Sandusky, Ohio. We desire to say to all patrons that the Dr. and Mrs. Frano Willison, of Eaton Delton Roller Mill is running and trill Rapids, spent Christmas with ‘ Mr. and btkept running. despite reports to the Mrs. E. Cannon. contrary. We are here for business and Mrs. A. C. Carpenter will spend Now we propose to do business. We thank our patrons tor their trade and we cordially Years at’Three Rivers with her sister Mrs. Invite new patronage. We propose to do good work; to pay the highest possible Cyril S. Grigsby, of Chicago, was In prices for everything and treat one and tbe city Sunday. Mrs. Grigsby is expect­ all alike. Give us a call ed here this week. • Yours for Business. Mr. Sheridan Sparks, of Thornapple, DotAs A Hartuan. Delton. Mich. spent Christmas day with bis brother Bert Sparks of this city, . The Journal still.feels very bad In re­ Mrs. Tbo*. Cox. who has been confined gard to the printing of the City Director­ ies, and to partly drown Its grief at not to the bouse for some time with tbe grip. getting the work, gave utterance last Is able to be out again, week to tbe following. In referring to the T. Hart, wife and daughter of Grand manner tn which tho Bawneb did the Rapids are guests of friends and relatives work:—"If our devil could not beat that In the city and vicinity. job we’d discharge him.” We appreciate Willis Goodrich, of Allegan, and Arthur these little complimentary notices, and ' In return will assure our contemporary that Varab, of Canada, are spending tbe plain business principles should dictate week at tbe Presbyterian parsonage. that the best man be placed at the bead of Miss Kittle Burrell and Fred 'Burrell, of its printing department. If the Journal'a Ja*Jcson, are the guests ot tbelr grand par­ devil can "beat tbat job" It had better ents Mr. and Mrs. Traverse Phillips. discharge its foreman. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Grow, of Waterford, Tuesday morning about two o’clock Mich., are spending the holidays with her Ju. L. Crawley was awakened from his brother, Chas. Sherwood of this city. slumbers by tbe crashing ef .glass In his Mrs. J. F. Emery returned to her home cellar. As the wind wu blowing at that in Detroit yesterday after a visit with her time he attributed tbe noise to have been parents Mr. and Mr*. O. D. Spaulding. caused by a window blowing shut with force sufficient to break tho glass, but Mr*. Edw. Powers who has been con­ nevertheless he kept awake. Soon he fined to the house for the past three weeks heard other noises coming from below. with a severe attack of la grippe Is now As he slept lu tho second story of the convalescent residence he quietly dressed himself, got Mrs. E. L. Marston, of Owosso, Is In tbe his revolver and went down stairs. Look­ city and will remain for the winter. Mr. ing through a ventilator opening Into the Marston is at present engaged in the Fur­ cellar he aaw a burglar moving around by niture Factory as foreman of tbe Machine the aid of a dark lantern. Ju. proposed to "beard the lion In bls den” and brave­ shop. The annual meeting ot the Agricultural ly went down cellar, revolver in hand. Society called a large number to tbe Getting sight of tbe Intruder be took de­ clly Tuesday. One might have thought liberate alm and pressed the trigger, but from the number of teams bitched on tbe the revolver snapped. Tho burglar evi­ street that It was Saturday. dently becoming excited and conscious of danger, cried "I’m shot. I’m shot!" and Mrs. James Roberts Is prepared to sup­ made luiste to get out of the cellar win­ ply any who desire, with fried cakes. dow. Uywhlch lie entered tbe house. As They are made fresh each day, and or­ twwas partly through the window, Mr. ders for large quantities will be filled-by Crawley tuokjalm and pulled the trigger letting her know In advance. again but with the same results as fl rat. Anyone desiring to trade city, property Subsequent examination showed but two or farming land for 180 acres of good cartrlges In the revolver and It Is probable farming land In Western Kansas should that the revolver was snapped upon the empty chambers, as the two cartrlges In write or call on Frank Tuckkh, tbe revolver bore no evidences of having Hastings, Mich. been snapped. After the excitement There are some things that always come Mr. Crawley succeeded in getting up> in good use, among these are slippers. stairs from tbe cellar when he faintedI They are al trays nloe at any time of the away, and remained unconcious until 4 year, and more especially so just now o’clock—about 1 wu hoars. As soon as he during the long winter evenings. See regained consciousness he went to Ed Hol­ WUl Spence’s adv. for-farther particulars. brook’s house and aroused him. Ou bls' Don’t forget the fact that If you want a return from Mr. H’s. he had jnat strengib first elaea hair cut or shave you want to enough left to reach Ills porch and Id a go to Busby Bros. They are up nn all semi-conscious condition attracted the at­ the iateat style* and have bad years of ex­ tention of George Smith who happened to perience. They also have nfce bath be passing. Mr. Smith helped Mr. Craw­ ley to his room In the house and bo at rooms in connection, with their shop. ouce became uneouclous again, remaining Poultry wanted . now. On Mondays so for several boors. Yesterday Jernes and Thursdays of each week during the waa able to bo out of doors boons but the winter 1 will be ready to receive all fat. excitement used hlui' up badly as could well dressed poultry. Drew your poultry Curacit and make al) the money there Is Implicated In the it. — — —■ and Mrs. John Busby Is entertaining her sister Mrs. Parkhurst from Chicago. See Our Slippers WE HAVE G.O^MS LIPPERS LE JfffER SLIPPERS FELT SLIPPERS RUSSIA SLIPPERS FOR NEW YEAR. WMk w« Will poblUh > iplrodld letter from Orlle Van Hom, son of Dr. Van Hom. ol Dowling, who is now in California, for his health. The letter Is a very I n terestlng one. Frank Jacoba wm brought to the jail on Christmas by Constable Appleton, of Nashville. cbargW with stealing chick­ ens. Hb examination takas place at Nashville the 37th, before Eoqulru Felgh- BRING YOUR FEET ALONG AND WE’LL FIT ’EM RIGHT. RUBBER GOODS FELT BOOTS FELT STOCKINGS W. H. SPENCE The Road W. H. Severance. D. W. Johnson, Mrs. W. A. Pierce and thrir families ate tur­ key with Sheriff McKevItt and wife. Mrs. Severance, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Pierce are sisters of the Sheriff. T^kmong those from this city in attendifticeat the Matthews—Rooeuburg wed­ ding at Grand Rapids last night were: Oscar Matthews and family, Mr., and Mrs. Will Kronawitter. Mimes Flora and Sable Beadle. Edna Brown. Louisa Hagler, Mrs. Hannah Matthews, A. K. Renkes, Milan Waldorff, Dr’s Lathrop and Willison. HIGH CUT SLIPPERS LOW CUT SLIPPERS FINE CUT SLIPPERS CROSS CUT SLIPPERS ANY a woman M has busted her husband up in busi­ ness trying to dress better than her neighbor. HERE are many men Ruin Often The body ot A mold DeBolt waa brought With spend more than Ttheyvho can afford for clothes. If they’re not made by i high priced tailor they think life’s not worth liv­ ing, that’s all bosh. We are trying to find , sbme man who can tell the dif ference between our readyto-don fine suits and a piade-to-order suit The man has not been in yet K. K. Qrawt �Hastings Banner Thursday, Dec. a8, 1893. 'COOK~BROS^ Proprietors. TIMES ARE HARD. General Buslneaa Falla to Shot Amy Improvement Hood’s Cures New York, Dec. 23. — Bradstreet's aaya; . r •Tbe foatorea at the bustnexx week are the Increased uniformity In reports that general trade tn quits al much or more depressed than previously; that holiday trading has been un­ satisfactory and far below that ot a year ago. continued dosing down of Important Industrial EMer Joel H. Austin years a Baptist missionary ndaUtor, suffered for years with swelling of tfco limbs, very pah> Hood’s Sarsaparilla JAPANESE CURE ex>L A rnrrM-talling Cure for lt>i and or-«e. It HUM an operatic□ >r taJociluM of carbollo add, which reldom a permanent euro, and often remfilng In d-alh, unnwecaarr. Why enduro ttatynbls dleeeee? We auaranteo o boxes to cure any case. Yoa cndj pay for MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. ] The twenty-first annual meeting of the state grange waa held iu Lansing. ; There are now 233 subardiaate grange 8 I AN AMBITIOUS PRINCE. -Agraeablo Way of Going What tbo Ruler of Mouteoegro Acroea tho Continent. Would Like to Do. In the slate, the same number aa last ■ la a Mpeedy and Comfortable year, and tho membership has re­ mained tbe same aa then, about 11,000. The committee on resolutions reported in favor of free rural mail delivery; in It Is now possible to cross tbe conti­ favor of systematizing work in legiala- [ to San Francisco and make friends tion concerning cities and villages; In nent 1 on the way and have as jolly a time as favor of election of United States sen*- j ' when you cross the Atlantic on a fast tors by direct vote of the people. liner in the same number of days, says the New. York Sun. That did not used Tho committee appointed by Gor. to be so. The old way was to take a Rich to visit the famine districts of numbered seat in a sleeping car and tho uppef peninsula and ascertain go through with the chance that do the amount of aid needed to carry them one but tho conductor and tho train Fondly An American who recently _ visited Montenegro said to a INew ”-r York Trib­ une reporter in speaking of the ruler of tirnt country: "Probably no ruler |ji the world cherishes higher drcams of ambition than does Prince Nicholas, of Monte­ negro. Beyond the dark mountains of his btnull and impoverished principali­ forced. Nearly all ample markets are quiet al­ ty his thoughts are forever reaching to most to stagnation. tho exception having been through the winter returned to Detroit kingdoms and principalities by the cotton, tbs price of which was stimulated late and rendered their report It is found The new way in by means of what are Danube, ond in dreams of the restora­ that fully 1100,000 will be necessary to called tourists* excursions. They are tion of the ancient Servian empire, — save the people on the Gogebic rungs nm.t ueond-elM. num, bat on the from .Ivnlon daring the -Inter, ।i fastest fMteet time and end with special .peclnl care. cam Tbe with himself on tlie throne. In tho going on and constantly h,. ■ i ___________________ , , I «■!>! I.*.,, 4twmfr—..I ri■ nan. changes - ! conductors willm take a • first-class po»____ The governor has issued a second ap peal to the people in behalf of the *enger if such a one should offer hUn- threatening in Servia, Bulgaria and ! at many points, which tends suffering miners. . There are at least two of these Rumania he believes in the possible lack of business activity. — j companies running personally conduct- uniting of these countries with Mon­ No Claim to Improwmaat. No Booda to Ualp tho Poor. ! ed excursions over opposition lines and tenegro into one nation o^r which he "Wltb tbo exoeptiou of Ausuata, Us, sod Ho One prospective source of relief foi . both advertise very low rates and may be called upon to reign. possibly one other point, absolutely no claim to even a slight improvement In anv line of. tbe destitute miners of the upper pen- quick time. The’ care are plenty good thinks the powers of western Europe buainoea la made at any point thia week. Ex­ insula waa cut off by the supreme court enough ^or anybody, but arc not so would look with favor upon the forma­ ports of wheel from both oottta of tho United in an opinion in the Dickinson county ornate os the regular palace care. In tion of such a nation, aa it would be a caae, in’ which it wos held that ths them the people start at New York or barrier to the southward march of He has board of supervisors had no power to ~ Boeton ‘ and go through without - * change, Russia tawad the Bosphorus. issue 380,000 of bonds for current ex­ eating their meals in dining-cars out sedulously cultivated the friendship of Russia, and his ambition is not un­ as far as Council Bluffs if they want to penses, aa it recently assumed to da But Russia, he Hence the court denied a mandamus to and stopping at dining stations along known to ths czaf. the rest of each route. A great many thinks, would rather see a btrong nnd compel the board of supervisors to ex fore material revival during the next sixty who push to the farthest extreme that independent nation between it and tho eeute the bonds in question. economy which is the distinctive char­ Golden horn, than several kingdoms acteristic of such carloads curry their and principalities dominated by tho Special telegrams to Bradstreet's from lit During the week ended on Decern bei own fare with them in baskets and influence of Russia's hereditary foes, Unportaat dtloa throughout tho country indt10 reports sent in by fifty-eight ot»eiv- w .^_. _______________________________ either buy nothing but tea and coffeeor ruled by princes sent from western era in various portions of the state U ot* even moke that for themselves on i Europe. There is little doubt but that he has been encouraged to believe this people directly dependent for support upon the state board of health indicated that ' the road. scarlet fever and tonailitis increased ihoM m rendered Idle, is nearly 3,000,000. The passengers in the first-class । from St Petersburg. Of such a nation and remittent fever and erysipeles do coaches on the same trains are ijkuLmj quickly as that Prince Nicholas - ■ uuacuen uu uic saiuo uomo oto v of which creaMd in area of prevalence.. Ty- miujo aware of the fact that their dreams Bosnia and Dalmatia would This Is true at Cleveland, where business In phoid fever was reported at twenty trainfl carrv those tourist parties, for naturally form ultimately apart, for nhrea dlnhthoria wen tr.fr> nr. .. . . . . * . . . I __ ____ ,____ _ *__ • ■ —* diphtheria at ttwenty-four, other respects Is unchanged. At Cincinnati places, they hear the laughter and singing and in these provinces the Austrian ruler measles at eleven and scarlet fever al romping of the tourists, who by the ' is and *’ detested, J -* Prince Nicholas is C0NSTIPATI0N&-U2rtfin«A lbs great LIVER and 8TOM AOtf REGULATOR cad GUARANTEES iasoed only by CHEAP TRAVEL. sad Louisville. W. H. Goodyear. Sole Agent, flastings. George Frick was thrown from hit wagon near ths Blackman Center house in Jackson and had his nee'/ broken. The team he waa driving was very fractious and became unmanage­ able at that point. Frick was 5e years of age, and an old reaident of the county. _ end of the second day out are all ac­ quainted with one another and bent, bn having a jolly and fraternal time. ; They share their delicacies, their pa- most popular. In Dalmatia Prince Nicholas m is> aapwounj especially popumr, popular, wuu and .nicaoias that province would to-day, were it not held in In check by the Austrian A friend in need is a friend Indeed, and net less than one million people bare found just such a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughi and colds, if you have never used tab great cough medicine, one trial will convlnce you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all tbat la claimed or money will be «. funded. Trial bottles free at Vi. II. Good­ year's drug store. Large bottles 50c and •I. 00. » Having the needed merit to more than make good all the advertising claimed for them, the following four remedies have reached a phenomenal sale. Dr. King’s New Discovery, for consumption, coughs colds, each bottle guaranteed—Electric Bitters, tbe great remedy tor liver stom­ ach and kidneys. Bucklens Arnica Salvo the best in tbe world, and Dr. King's Nev Life Pills which are a perfect pill. AU these remedies are guaranteed to do just what Is claimed for them and tbe dealer whose name is attached herewith will be glad to tell you more of them. Sold at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. The best salve lu tbe world for cuts, bruise*, sores, ulcers, salt rbenm, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, coms, nnd all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively care piles or no pay required, it Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tho dr uggistOwosso Is soon to give a charity ball. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Many counterfeit Columbian half-dol­ lars are In circulation In the north part ,of tbestate. When abe waa a CMd, she cried for Caetoria. cars in great parties when there is a 1 the people of Montenegro, the Serpa long stop, together flowers or to "take or Servians, and they look upon Nichin a new town," and in all ways fra- • olaa as their natural ruler. All this is ternize as though they ha<l all known and has been fur years a dream of A COURTEOUS EMPEROR. each other for years. j Prince Nicholas, but auns have risen The" circular of one of these exaur- and set over the Black mountains, i ' The tblrtcntb auuuUm-ringof th. sfon companies announces that it bringing the prince nearer to the Prroeut, CiuSes W. Armstrong, Judge of of cheap goods. . Trade remains steady at National Merino Sheep Register asaociOur Vienna correspondent, says tho "guards its patrons against the pres­ grave, but apparently no nearer Bo tbe Probate. : Omaha, though amaller than a year ago. and ation held at Jackson elected the fol- ence of the immigrant and the untidy" fruition of his hopes. The Serps still London Newi learns from Ischl of the following incident, which is reported remain a disunited people, and pov ­ and against the intrusion of the way B-^oreS^ 01 iS'sTATLX mer, Devereaux, Mich.; vice president, passenger. Everything that will con­ erty has made the ambitions prince a to have happened a few days be­ Ure^M° I ' Th* ___________ B^urd. 1 a R- Jones, Hubbardston. VL; accrete _ tribute to the general pleasure is wel­ pensioner of Russia. Prince Nicholas fore Emperor Joseph left that lovely fer ■ or decree be made by I "F*itaros for the week were 344 In tbe United ry and treasurer, R. O. Logan, Califor comed, but nothing offensive is toler­ is a man of fares, learning and prog­ mountain city for the maneuvers In vKa aro mmm laat vaaw ^9 fa this court determinint * who or ; RbllM States, against «K3 283 last year, ."d and W In /laaaXa Canada, p>a Mich ated. Some ot the cars have smoking­ ress, and is wdl calculated to carry Galicia. Two American ladies in Ischl were the lawful heirs of safitdeceaoed and rn- ; agsinat 18 laat year. The liabilities In failures rooms, but if there is one without it tho out such a scheme as that of which he have a ma id with them who is a quad­ titled to InheritMid estate/and tbelr respect- . reported last week appear to hare exceeded roon, speaking very imperfect Ger­ Iva rights (herein. / | ti220.587 m amount. Including 43.3ta.VS) for men must go forward to the regular dreams, were such a thing possible. At the annual session in Battle Creek Thereupon II Is ordered. thatFridafthe , mattufacturing and tZ.084.9ll> for trading conman, and whose dutjf it is to lead a of ®'4M *09 te rtVTlOUS wecT- of the Michigan Federation of Labor train smoker to enjoy their pipes and When the congress of Berlin gave him beautiful little dachsund by a chain. a little strip of seacoast and the city of tho forenoon, be assigned tor the hearing ot , _________________ cigars. A special conductor goes with the following officers were elected: When the ,ladies were out walking said petition and that the heirs al law ot said. , Cattaro on the Adriatic, the prince - - ------------------------------on< —--- ----deceased and all other persons interested in । OHIO BARGES LOST, Prealdant. John D. Flannlxan. Grand Rapids: each party and saves the tourists the was delighted, and dreams of com- I “ornlnK thc dog tore himself away said estate, are required to appear at a se-sloti I —:------■ vice presidents. H. C Barter, Detroit. John annoyance of being awakened to show <11»»PP««™1 !“<« » thicket Tint of said court, then to bo holdcn at the Probate Low Water tn the Kkvwr Cantes tbo I.oea Bowio, Battle Crook, and F. Cook, Cheboygan, . their tickets during each night Tbe memo and of a na^ at once dllod bln I office, in the city at HM»n«. In »ata County, of <OOiOOO Buah.u of CoaL aacretary and treasurer, William Crewe, tourist cars look like regular sleepers mind. The emporor ot Roesta gave V*1 ■nw»d “•*» ,h» d‘* entered and show cause. If any there be. why the prayer I r ’ ,. ‘ grounds, hot but jumped orer th* of tbe petitioner may not be granted. Audit LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec. 23.—The low G rand Aaplds. in ^the raw, being built on the same him a little atenm yacht and tho i private gronnda. 1< further ordered, that said petitioner five bo I WBter has caused the coal burons to -- •- - *_> . d.light ......In Ij NawldPA take* -• the- *keene>t *’c1«e anil “nJ frOlreewro-l followed lair,. blm. ** Suddenly U1 >n pla’n, but not finished with the same prlnoo Uce to the persona iuteresle.l In said estate, of 1 uurvua cruielng In It up end down hb new- ' dd'dY "®"r before her and the pendency of said petition and the hearing suffer a loss of,400,000 bushels of coal Chauncey M. VanErery, Jr., a black­ elegance. Unlike the immigrant alccpthereof by causing a copy 2! of this order “ toJr be ;. Jln n O the ' fouT ' * — ’' last Ia*1 ‘l-enly boorx Tho cout The prince keeps well Informed Mked her wh.t ^o wm. looking for. ----------------------------.mm .... ftrft e<B»ippe<l with carpets, smith of Bronson,---------received the -..MV.. highest its Banker ank in., a news |I a ^... , . , published tn the Haatlngs . four barges, st honor, diploma and medal, for the curtains, mattresses, blankets, sheets, of *11 that Ik going on outside hl* do- i bh'foU him »»d bo »ld: "We miul paper printed and circulated in said County; -----Clty sunk of Barry, once tn each week for three successive Caseyville, ~ Ky. The barges lost con­ finest exhibit of hand forging of iron PiUo™. pillow cases, towels, combs, m*ln«.Jud *ub*eribe* to the »<».» I ““ hto' ‘b»‘ win brin« bb" h-011 fMt' weeks prtvloui to said day of bearing. tained at least 100.000 bushels. The and steel at the world’s fair. pm of ufurury erery nation, among then, them to ]! " *tlu“ “ ruuulug 1 -*•*utter 1him. urn.. Whut .. u i brushes, etc., requiring nothing of the peru CHAMW. ARMSTRONG. Judge of Probate. Diamond sunk fonr boats down the two American America, dailiea. daillea Tbe great great jI hl* ■MUM’" "WaUmami.- wa» tbe r. Bdw.rd J. Tucker, who bed been In J“tob> HrnUhed by the ptwn^r two Tho river between Cairo and Memphis. bu^neu U Mt Clemen, tor forty yenrt | E“h “r, *“• * ,t<”' ,or ,h« "'•‘‘I”? weatera oommbawealth and 1W mate- I F1^' Th« o®~r took a allrer whittle Eight other barges of the same fleet, - T7 ysara•— 1 of tea and coffee, and each section ean rial progTOM I, a eonataut touroe ot °'’t °* hi* pocket, and alternately died Friday at the --------age of towed by the Diamond, were stranded SHERIFF'S SALE. Hugh Crawford, of Woodland; 'waa | be fitted with an adjustable table. A Interest sn.U wonderment to him. I c*11"1 ,,,d ”>>SU«1 for the dog, wlm ,tho"«h J1' Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of a st this point The coal lost will exceed uniformed colored porter accompanies had an andlanco with the prince and ! dld probably fatally injured by a tree fall ­ writ of Fieri Facias issued out of and under the 100,000 bushel^. The Beaver lost three in the -*«-* distance. each car to make up berths, keep the was catechised by hun for an hour ' 'barking hoarsely *seal of -the Circuit Court for the County of ing upon him. Barry and State of Michigan, to me directed boats st the same place, which were car clean and to make himself useful and a half, tbe priucc pouring in a Then a foryst guard came, arfd the of­ Maj. W. A.. Buckley, who was in and delivered and against the roods and chat­ freighted with 75,000 bushels. ficer told him to find the dog, and ask­ , steady fire of questions, and display ­ ties. landa and tenements of Triphcna GoodKalamazoo from Mackinac island, re­ ■ Changlng Chirugraphy. ing knowledge of American politics ing tho quadroon where the ladies GIVES ANOTHER MH.LION. ported the straits practically closed, The changes in fashionable hand­ that was rather embarrassing to me, lived told the man to take it to the ho twenty-ninth day of June. A. D.. IWB. levy upon with several vessels frozen in. v writing during th. pot ten hn.naa ---------- not „„ keep „ weu sndtlexe and take all the right, title and interest I do aa Th. wellprince postedhad^w in pol- tel she named. He then bowed polite other Gift to the Chicago University. . Andrew Carnegie has not purchased b^n marked. Young gM. of UrdaT 1Uc, „ I of the said TrtMbeim uoodenough In aud to ly and went his way. The quadroon thefoUowlnx described real estate tltaated in Nkw York, Dec. 23.—It is reported the Pewabic mine. He is after its out­ write In large and MaaUy Ural char- tablUbwl a long-dhtane. telephone asked the forest guard who the genthe township of Irring. Barry County, Mteht uetera, while a eurprialng number pf u„ between Oet^ne, the eapltoh .nd , K*n, to-wlt. the north east quarter (»4) that John E. Rockefeller has made a put ; . «~ •—« mo camxoi. ana tlemAn " hen t°ld her <X the north east quarter [<%) and the west further gift of <l,000,000 to the Chicago Alexander Bardo in, one of a party of young men. not trained to elerkhnaaa ___> . , *with ... it .. aa I' 'ras our cmPcror-" clerklinens n.„. Cattaro, and was as pleased lcft to half (H) ot the north west quarter (kj ot university. It ia known that President four burglars, was shot and killed by and struggling between several reoog- a boy with his first pair of boots. In' look toT doif himsclf and ran see twenty-five (28) township four (4) north <*f mure nine (9) west and the east half (%) of the Harper, of the university, is in the city. police officers i^t Detroit ' s^.ndard" ,of * got”! masculine lho fascinating occupntion of saj-ing- : back U11 tho I**1’". In the even­ Mr. Rockefeller’s secretary, Mr. . . J .a (ing an imperial servant ...WManf annanwod The body of a -German, name un­ handwriting, produce letters of a suHro-> in-ll.ln.,,___ . . , . . appeared a* at Rogers, reftped to make any statement known. who had been looking for tho hotel to ask whether the dog had ta tbs tqwusblp otCarlton, north west quarter as to the alleged gift, and Mr. Rocke­ work at Munith for a week, was found been found.. ’k] of Ibe north west quarter I Ml of ttec thirty frozen stiff in a barn. I»1 township four [4] north range eight [H] west feller could not be seen. iotota.Uug .nrorotion. of equal abo7Th“ “ and south east quarter [Ji] of sooth east qtarROUSED THE CAPITOL ECHOES. William D. Thompson, one of the Death of a Dubuque Pioneer. ter [Ml of sec twenty-seren [37] Mmitfp four [41 north range eight [81 west and went half f earliest settiers of Michigan and Jack­ change in the intellectual fashions of [| "Prince Nicholas is a poet of some D ubuque , la., Dec. 21. — One ofatp ol aouth west quarter |kl of sec twenty-six [26] young men and maidens, there is an son ’ s wealthiest citizen, died after an ability, and has published two vol­ township four ]4] north ol range eight west original founders of Dubuque has inexhaustible interest in the study It happened during the long vac*all of which 1 shall expose for sale at passed away in the person of Mrs illness of several weeks, aged 82. umes of his works. Many of his public auction or vendue to the'highest bidder of mature handwriting, from tho. aomrs art! about j tion, before congress convened, the' that an The Charlotte Monnf icturing com nnri.ni as the Jaw directs at tbe north front Elizabeth Lullis Emmerson, widow of subtle i n „Tw>r, ik ff *7 unknown-* lodv etrolled into the point of view of the * * the late James M. Emmerson. She ! p*nV shipped a consignment of goods “ “ ^Tpe. and call upon them to grasp ............................ * • • — clairvoyant interviewer of tunda of the capital. There was no­ settled here in 1832. and with her j to Cophenhageu, Denmark. wiueu nere iiwa. ana a glorious future. The prince has Btatoof Michigan, (tbat being the place where the Circuit Court for the said County of Barn-. brother, the late Judge King, printed I M. O. Brockway, a grocer at Otsego, people’a minds and methods. For tried to fill his sou and heir, Alexan- body about but the guide and a few sample, mo*l lltarar, men uowa- 51“ £“* ,oa “<1,.h'ir- A/“' State of Michigan tn bolden) on the inh day c* the first newspaper newannTMtr published rnihllah**^ in tn Ipwa, Tnw. filed a chattel mortgage on his stock in day* write • null band. Tho pbnuo ?* ' * , .bi* . "n “““omi “d high tourists, and a couple of friends who the Dubuque Visitor. She waa 83 years favor of his father-in-law, Robert J. literary men I* rory «w«ptag in thfo of foturo. but Alexander I. were with the unknown suggested te Dated st tbe city of Hastings, this 13th day of old. ' her that ahe try the acoustics of tho Healy. connection nnd la by no mean* limited La’ t*"’.” r^S" “d '’ouU December, * *' halt At first she demurred, says tho Pjiilxf W. BUUGXSS. In the probate court at Kalamazoo a to the producer, of pare literature ta ' ‘ .‘a^* th' Under Sheriff. Washington Post, but the idea seemed £ *T1’ mmintxln«« Philadelphia, Dec. 22.—The union guardian was appointed for Charles M. this country. L Ptbat ____ ___ > hardv to fascinate her. As she stood silent , Parker, a former well-known merchant - ? utere principality." would be next to nothing to say, es­ for a moment, aa if waiting for her ac­ ceptlan to ex-Preaident Harrison Thurs- He was declared incompetent to man­ FBOBATB OKDKB. pecially if tbe literature produced was companiment, something in her easy dayjjiyht,'which was attended by 1,500 age his property. State of Michigan, Countyof Banr-M. t • restricted to that genuinely imbued THE SCHOOLMA’AM OF TO-DAY. pose suggested familiarity with the At a aesalon of the Probata Court for the persons. Addresses wore made by Gen. C. G. Jewett’s hardware store at How­ with style. Literary men in this County of Barry, bolden at the Probate Offlcc, Harrison. Whitelaw Reid, ex-Senator footlights. Then she lifted up her ell waa entered by thieves, and about j voice and sang—-easily and unaffected­ Edmunds, «f Vermont, Gov. Pattison 3100 worth of revolvers and razors sense means also all men who have the power and also a most surprising New York employs 4.Ml school teach­ ly as a bird—and such sing ing! It waa and others. knack in returning to others of tho ers. In this grand army of martyrs only a simple old ballad, but the voice it, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge cf Miaa Rebecca Vaaevery. aged 58. died craft their own ambitiousprndurtimy there are 3,063 women. " was pure and clear, the phrasing fine Packwood, L_, Dec. S3.—Ramey’s in Coldwater. Of thia number 130 fill principolahips; and execution excellent. But this was Tbe Michigan Marble <fc Granite ,tebU with ,|rht borm [and.flbnir tbepeUdoadulvrerlOed ll-rwry each has a lieutenant; the rest of the not all. The echoes of the great dome Dealers* association will hold its adMIKh.U’. hordw.ro ,fo4 „d In Worcester, England, is a atone 2.073 are assistants. Some of them awoke and joined In the song until i» Brom’ gaiural to bnrnod uual meeting iu Lansing January It erected over tho grave of a departed seemed magnified and expanded into a teach school and some of them "fight" Thnrmloy. Th. Im u niiW0_ wllh and IB. auctioneer of that city on which "Gone” whole great chorus Tho guards and The mayor of Escanaba has started a is inscribed. In a Sussex graveyard, in school, but they all earn the far from small insurance, crusade against the saloons keeping addition to tho initials of the deceased largo salaries paid by the wealthiest guides crowded ta to hear this im­ city in the new world. promptu concert, aud even the anx­ open after 11 o’clock or on Sundays. and the date of death, a stone has John Jasper, superintendent of pub­ ious sightseer*, who bad allotted fif­ Naw York, Dse. ML cql william The Alpena & Northern railroad is inscribed in large letters the words: lic instruction, who has every one of teen minutes to "do the capital," Clark Young, tho oldaat graduate of completed nearly to Lake May. "He Waa." Two of the strangest aa West Point, died ta thia al Frld of these "learned ladies" on his listcf ac­ Michigan curly and birdseye maple well aa the shortest epitaphs are: pnaumonia. He was born i He quaintances, was asked by a New York inspiring, and the ringer seeped to are coming in great demand for veneers "Asleep (aa usual)," on the tombstone was graduated in 1822 from po]nt. World reporter how the teachers of enjoy this realization of her art, which New York buyers are taking all they of a large individual by one who knew 1893 compared with their sisters of oho could never attaiu in nn ordinary him well, and "Left Till Called For” la halL When she paused a round of ap­ 1883. ‘ carved on a gravestone in Caae Hill betted" *** ****”’" h®repUed; ““Qcb plause awoke other echoes, until it sounded like the tribute of a great au­ dience, and then the ringer, realizing "In what particular?” I Lie, Taken from Life." On ths tomb her situation, departed. Who she wm without her. of Charles the Great, first emperor of no one at the capital knows, but a relooking?" Germany, are two words only: ‘Tara’o and have wna, bettor drwad aM 'better look- PROBATE ORDER. Slate of Micblgao, County of Barry, m. At a muIoo of tbe Probate Court, far the county of Barry hoMen nt the Probate office, In tbo City of Hastings, tn aoa »«rcuuu>ia receiving remiiTeiy by man. This U tha beginning of U>« ■ tavsniorioa whfoh emjptiilcea the JobbersIn ban anOatoea at SI Loi business resulted to actual wants r-nTfre^t nt iw <«M!oW m ever •*““ bi­ SSKS his sister, and the allear, at o-xroao- Phyektolly. Mr. holla. but aoo. like tbie, garo rue to tbe eurmiae that *bo WM ool unknown �Q 3. PALMKTihR. KHIW HtR RIGHT*. SMITH. fbmUlMlaoM day. aad reported ttaa several In each fiunliy wm dswa with it Barbarity PALMER FUN a SMITH Converaneing a ■peetairy. ________ Woodland.Mich Pale Faces by tbe Vice President, O. A. Caxpeoter. The best methods of conducting tbe QuarJjl M. Woodmansee. by Job CheesebrocKh and show Depleted Blood, poor the bret methods of awakening Interest of ” law and coxxEcnox office. nourishment, everything tbe Missionary Cause In the cfasa and All buxtness promptly attended to. bad. They are signs ot tobool brought forth lively diacusalon from the Convention. Cward Taggart Loyal E- Knapptu. Anaemia. ■ Tbe afternoon session was well attend­ Arthur C. Dan'.ioc. ; ed; devotional exercises were coeducted TAGGART, KNAPPBN A DENTBON, by Rev. H. Halsey. Convention sang f LAWYEKS. •'Mercy is Boundless and free.” Rooms sti 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. . Report of Township Secretary summary . Grand Rapids. Michigan. as follows; Total membership for Thorn­ apple, 395; average attendance, SOT; ALICE KIRK, M. D.. amount Riven to tbe missionary cause. . Physician and Surgeon. 530,00; amount given ta stale work $1.54; Hastings. - - Mich. schools expenses $195.35; additions to the Cream of Cod-liver Oil, the church from the Sunday schools, 6. Total for Irving township membership, I AMES A. bWEEZEY. with hypophosphites, en­ 498; average attendance, 383; amount »J Attorney at law. riches the blood, purities the given to missionary cause, $19.89; amount Hastings. Mich. to state work. $3.75; schools ex­ Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ skin, cures Anaemia, builds given penses. SiM.00; additions to the chinch lections promptly attended to. up the system. Ph^iciaiu, th/ from Snndsy schools, 19. The correspondence for the Association R. E. H. LATHROP, ’ world over, endorse It. has been pleasant, having sent out 16 Homoepathlc Physician and letters, 14 circular, letters and 93 postal .» Surgeon Dn’t ii (mind kj Sikttihtul cards. , Office over W. H. Goodyear’s New The Treasurer. Mrs. M." M. Pinny not Drug Storebeing present, sent her report and was All calls । romptly attended to. rend by tbe secretary which is as follows: p A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. Money on hand May 5tb, $1.43; received V . rhyilclan and Surgeon. from Sunday schools to defray delegate • tlUtMLJlTION * LtelMm. Mich. expenses to the state Convention, Free­ Offlro iq realdeoee, one block mat of daooL port Cong’l 3. S. .53; Freeport U. B. 8. a, Si.44; Freeport M. E. Sunday school A. A C. B. BARBER Httreatter. changes for advertisements 81.00: Irving M. E. S. S., .48; Mid­ • . Physicians and Surguons. reported must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to dleville Cong’l school had falls In city or county responded to with Insure Insertion In the Issue of toe week to our secretary tbat they had taken up a promptness, day or night. when brought. special collection for this purpose bnt the treasurer had failed to receive the collec­ A. SHELDON, ». llni/urf blood Is made rich and . Abstract and Real Estate Office, e hrajthful by taking Hood's SartaparHIa. It tion as yet; Baptist 8. a of Middleville i'jstnwt block. Hishnp. strength? Md gives renewed bad promised to help In this special work. The next on tbe program was a report Money to loan on Real Estate Rea) Estate ■old on cominiMlon. General courovauclng. of State Convention by the delegate, Mrs. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure Having a complete set of Abstract Books, com J. W. Fnglesong. which showed that shu piled from the Records, can fnrnlab complete Catarrh. W. H. Goodyear. had spent much time in preparing her re­ Vlnu:UC. F. BROOKS. Clerk. Thirty of Frerport’a population were port for the Convention and for which she "p.~DRAKE, M- D., ~~ idown with tbe grip last week. deserved great credit. A rising vote of Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure thanks was tendered Mrs. Foglcsong and . Office over Holloway’s drug store. Mrs. Chapman fortheir reports, all Joining a cold in the bead. W. H. Goodyear. Office henre from 5 to 4 p. m. Telephone, eon necting with residence, at Holloway's drug Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure is toe beet in singing “All hail tbe Power of Jesus* CZD OUBHI •tore. ___________ , . soothing and healing. W. 11. Goodyear. narn^" g 1£ FOWLER,D.D. & A hot sling of Carter's Extract Smart Rev. Duane Freeman; Word Picturing as Weed will cure toe Grippe. W. H. Gocd- Primary work—Mrs. E. D. Jennings: en­ Office hours 8 a m. to 5 p.m. thusiasm In the Sunday school—Rev. W. HILIP T. COLGROVE, Caster's Croup and Consumption Cure is H. Wright, were all very Interesting. Rev. D. A. Jfewe!l of Ionia. District Attorney at Law • the best cough medicine. W. H. Good­ President of Sunday School Association, (Successor to Smith A CcUgrove. i year. (Office ni Union block, Haauuxa.) wbo had traveled 175 miles in order to at­ Practices in all the courts oi tbe state. The cantata of “Months, and Seasons” tend this Convention, was a glad surprise will be presented ■ In Nashville Saturday and a bright spot at tbe Convention, was E. KEN ASTON. evening. introduced and made n few remarks. • Attorney at Law. Mrs. Foglesong made a plea from Suu(Over J. 8. Goodyear A Co.’a store.) Carter's Cough and Consumption Cure Practices In all court*of the State. Coliecnoo* relieves at once. Try It; nev^r fails. W. Con vention for depressing need of funds promptly attending to. • to carry on the state work and she had H. Goodyear. ' pledged herself 5 dollars for this Associa­ R. TIMMERMAN. HumtTpathic Phy4 Hugh Crawford, of Carlton, was recent­ tion. After remarks frofuthe Convention • sician and Surgeon. ‘ ly struck on tbe head by a falling tree and a special collection was taken np for that (Office ov«r Lathrop's drag atore.) narrowly escaped death. purpose which resulted in $5-30. Freeport was enthused over the conven­ C. E. Goodwin wbo formerly run a tion and voted to have the spring meeting, drug store in Nashville, is now iorated iu but as Parmalee gave a cordial invitation Ithlca in tbe same business.Freeport withdrew In favor of Parmalee. Hastings, - - Mich. Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure President announced that the speakers will eure coughs and croup, acts quick, for the evening had not arrived; tbe Con­ vention's choice to fill vacancy assigned CAPITAL $75,03 0.00 tastes good. W. H. Goodyear. the topic: “The effect of temperance 8LRTLLS 812.000.00. Woodland people Heem to patronize teaching”, to Rev. D. A. Jewell; “Tbe Alm their creamery well. Over 4000 pounds of ■incorporated under the laws of the State ot of the Sunday School” to Rev. H. Halsey. milk was received in one. day lost week. ■ Michigan. xThe evening session was held in the Open tor business De/. 15,1888. Editor Sanders, of the Middleville Sun, Congregational church with a full house. recently received letters exposing the so Opening prayer by Rev. O. II. Johnson: offtckrs: called Rev, Ruoff. who recently held forth' Interesting addresses were given by Rev. O. U. Robinl>n, President; 1). A. Jewell and Rev. H. Halsey and in that place. Chester Meaner. Vlee. Pres. closing remarks by the president: excel­ D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. Mrs. J. W. Foglesong, of Freeport, has lent music was furnished by a chorus a copy of the Ulster County Gazette, dated ’ DI<ECTOIiS: choir led by Mrs. Mary Cheesbrough. Jan. 4tb, 1800. containing an account of D. W. Reynold*. Question box was a pleasant feature of the death of George Washington. K H. Messer. D. G. Bobipson. tbe evening. Chester Messer. Rev. Duane Freeman chosen as delegate John Carvetb. Tbe people In Woodland will retnemlier P. T. Colgrore. the poor in Northern Michigan this year to tbe County Convention. Collection. ,82.95. in a,very substantial manner In the way ot Has the only raring* department In in Barry Resolutions adopted; In so much as v'-'.imtr and pays 4 t>or cent interest on all time clothing, food and cash. Tbe M. E. church drpoutx. there took the money usually (he religious education ot tbe yonng is ot spent In providing a Christmas tree and vast Importance to the church,, we need to exercise special eare in tbe selection of used it fur the poor. . livery mother should keep a bottle of tho teachers choosing only those who are In earnest in their spiritual experience, __ irter’s Extract Smart Weed In the bouse. apt to teach tho godly in their lives. Ginger Ale, Root Beer. Milk Shake and When the little one comes home with wet While we recognize tbe Inestimable value feet and chilled, a bot sling of Carter’s Ex­ of lesson helps, we depreciate the tenden­ Pepsin Cherry Tonic at tract Smart Weed will prevent taking cy to allow them to become a substitute cold. Children like it. It Is as pleasant for the bible and therefore we recommend as lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. 'that scholar and teacher provide himself A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart with a bible and that lesson helps be left Where you can get ICE CREAM, CON­ Weed will ent tbe mucous phlegm out of at home. Whkbeaa, It is Important that we FECTIONARY and anything In the line the throat and lungs in a few hours, mak­ ing It a sure cure an d quick cure and pre­ give special attention to influence the of FRESH BAKERY GOODS. ventive of Croup, Diphtheria, Sore young against tbe use of intoxicating . Douon-Mt T forget IL Throat, Pneumonia, etc., as t hese troubles liquors resolved that we recommend the all come from a neglected cold. W. H. temperance pledge In our Sunday schools. Rcaolwi, That wc heartily concur In Goodyear. a prompt payment of all dues and asaesIt Is said that the passenger^ on the ments levied open kis tbat the work may other end of the L. A H. came very near not suffer through our delinquency. being disappointed last Saturday p. in. /fesolrcti. That we apply to use In our Between the engine and coach were two various schools the many useful sugges­ box cars and when the engine pulled uut tions offered during these sessions. of Lowell tbe coach failed to be coupled Resolved, Tbat we tbe members of the on and tb« mistake was riot noticed until Sunday School Association of Thomspthey were out near Tuckertown. They ple and Irving have this day been pleas­ retraced tlelr steps and by running a Ill- antly and profitably entertained socially. tie faster and tbe train on the’D, U & N. Intellectually and spiritually therefore be being late they landed the passengers In IL Elmdale <n time after all.—Freeport Retolvcd, That we extend our sincere Herald. thanks to the people of Freeport for the hospitable manner In which they have DrafneM Cannot be Cured. supplied us with matertai comforts, to by local application, as they can­ those who have In any way assisted In not reach tie diseased portion of tbo ear. the successful carrying out of the pro­ There is only oue way to cure deafness, gram, and to Brother A. D. Jewell for Ills and that It by constitutional remedies. kind words of encouragement. It Acknowledges no Superior. Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed condi­ It has been the privilege of the writer tion of tbe niioous lining of the Eustach­ to attend every convention ot the Associa­ ian Tube. When this lube gets Inflamed tion since It was organized and I must say you have a lumbllng sound or Imperfect HASTINGS; MICH. bearing, and when It Is entirely closed that the attendance at Freeport was tbe largest and most enthusiastic ot any Con­ deafness is lie result, and unless this Invention the Association has ever held: (lunation cai be taken out and this tube let me say to those who were not able to restored to Its normal conition, hearing attend, that good work la being done In will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of all onr schools and this year in many ten are caused by catarrh, whlcb Is noth­ respects will doubtless be a hard one, ing but an interned condition of toe mu­ we hope much, for we know God will cous ;-urfacc5. bless every earnest effort We will give one hundred dollars for Mns. L. C. Chai’ma.x. any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) Secretary. that cannot ba cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. waul work that Is pleasant and profitable. F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, 0. WORLD’S FAIR JURf. Sold bj Druggists, 75c. E Scott’s Emulsion M D lqcal news; This week, 95 quires. P P A P Hastings City Bank, DRINK IGh GREflM SODA. £ ALWAYS SMOKE 14 THE BEST In The Market J. MILLARD, $3,000.00 A YEAR FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS. PROOCKDINGS 8. S. CONVENTION ThomappH! and Irving Townxhli»>. that Will Italy yro.afcirow. Tbe Sixth Seal-Annual Sunday School Association ol Ihornapple and Irving was held nt Frecpcrt Dec. 18th, with a large attendance. Convention opened its ses­ sions at 10:80 i. tn. In the M. E. church. Tbe Convention was called to order by the Vice Preddurt. O. A. Carpenter of Parmire; devotional exercises were con­ ducted by Rev T. H. Wright. Conventrnng “Standtag on the Promisee of writes ~ tedalphia Times, a woman whoso perfectly bold head tells a curious story of jealousy and Indian cruelty. In 1859 Oswald Thnrwald, a Swedish farmer, had a home In the territory close to the Texas border,and his family consisted of his wife, two daughters and a son. The Indians seemed friendly, passing over the Thurwalds even when slaying the other settlers about and frequenting their place to sell their wares and to purchase such goods as Thurwald brought out from the states for barter. He was rapidly growing rich and had made his preparations to move to Dal­ las, where he intended to extend his business, when tfhe tragedy occurred that destroyed his home and scattered his famUy. It seems that the chief of tho Ponkaiva Indians, who visited that part of the country from the south on raiding expeditions, had seen Elsa, the eldet (laughter, and, fancying her, offered te buy her of her father. But Thurwalfl, though fond of money, refused, which gave great offense to the chief. R» turning homo ho incited his people against the Thurwalds, and the follow­ ing spring they made an attack on him. He and his son succeeded In es­ caping, but tho wife and younger daughter, though they eluded capture the first few days, were overtaken final­ ly. Mrs. Thurwald sank under the fatigue of her hasty flight through a rugged country and when the Indians came up with them it was to And tho girl holding her mother In her arms, the poor woman having just expired. Tho next day the girl herself, log­ ging' on the march from an arrow wound in her ankle, was shot in the presence of her sister, who had been seized and held from tho moment of the attack till now. She was taken to a village and given into the charge of the squaws until tho men should have returned from the war trail. In the meantime the Kickapoos de­ clared war on the Tonkatvas and raid­ ed the village, when Elsa Thurwald waa carried off with sqch of the Indian women as were spared na slaves. The Tonkawas returning fdund the smok­ ing remains of the houses and started after the despotiers, overtaking them close to the Colorado, where an obsti­ nate battle ensued, but both sides then consented to it truce. The chief of the Kickapoos, however, stipulated that the white woman should be given to him. This was opposed by the Tonka­ wa chieftain, who claimed her by right of priority. This brought on a quar­ rel, which was terminated by u handto-hand fight between the rivals, which resulted in the chief of the Tonkawas being killed and the bone 6f conten­ tion falling to the victor. He carried her home and con fided her to the care of his squaw, with the In­ junction that If she were Injured in any way the life of the woman would pay for it. But fired by jealousy for her successor the woman took advan­ tage of her lord's absence to wreak her vengeance on the detested object Bind frig her to a tree she deliberately pulled out the unfortunate beauty's hair thread by thread. This torture lasted several hours until the white woman’s head was covered with Blood and she shrieking with agony. When tlie chief returned and learned whot had occurred he ordered the witch burned nt the stake. She es­ caped Into the bush, but was recovered and tho sentence executed. Thurwald had now died, but his son hearing of his sister being in the hands of the In­ dians organized a rescuing part}’ and succeeded In liberating' her, after eighteen months of captivity. Her head took weeks to heal, and it is thought her mind waa affected by her savage treatment, though in 1875 she married a farmer in the vicinity. Her hair has never grown again. ON THE PACIFIC. Ute The ticket wm supplied to her and she paid for it Then ahe boarded tbe train and arrived rapidly at Manor, but was there informed that tho train which last summer ran from Manor to Riverhead was not running this sea­ son. Right there Is where a mere white man world have made a feeble exhibition of the Inferiority of his color and sox. But Lily! She just looked over that station agent and said: “You mean it hasn't been running, young man; It's agoing to run, cause I’ve got a ticket that calls for my transportation from Manor to River­ head and I’m going by that route. Thon she sat down on a bench and let the station agent walk the,plat­ form. After awhile he went into his office and telegraphed something to somebody. When ho got an answer he went out and looked at Miss LQy’a ticket Then he telegraphed some •.nore, and some more was telegraphed to him. Then ho went out again, wiping his brow, and said that if Miss Lily insisted upon going by the route called for on her ticket a special train would have to be made up to cany her. Miss Lily-made answer: "I ain’t a stating; I'm just a waiting here for that train what’s going to take me to Riverhead.’* • And the train was made up and Miss Lily in her lonely majesty was trans­ ported to Riverhead as per her ticket Annual meeting of the Michigan mar­ ble and granite dealers’ association at Lansing, Jan., 18-VJ. Thirty-nine sheep fiTwhat Elisha .Sorter of Dundee, has had destroyed by dogs in side of a month. IU- Cobbs A MltebeU of Cadillac. hare twe camps In operation at Acres, on Bast Bay Timber is no scarce in Monroe county that an acre of standing timber Is worth several dollars more than the best aere of cleared land. saparilla as system. Scrofula eradicated and all kindred <Umbbm cored by Hood’s Sarsaparilla »hleh by 1« vital­ izing and alterative effects, makes pore bleed. Mr*. Winslow's BaoUUnr Byrap baa been used tor children teething. It rood. tbe child, soft* throughout tbe world. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. Btateot Michigan. In lb* Circuit Court for the County ot Barry. Sarah J. Bare. Notice is hereby given that ou the 2nd day ot November A. D.1MJ a Writ of Altechrount waa duly isswd out oi th* Circuit Court for the County of Barn-, at tho suit of Barth J. Bare, tbe above named Plaiatiff, —1—-** tenements. goods. m<1 •fleetest Utta Bare, the d above named. turnable oa tbe l«tit day of November 1 SOT. Dated, this 17th day of November A. D. USX trill 11p T. Coirrow. Attorney lor rlainur. What is CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infiinta and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castop OIL It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoia and Wind Colic. -Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatuleney. Castoria assimilates tbo food, regulates tho stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother's Friend. Castorla. Castoria. it medicine for chll" Castoria U am ____ ___ _________ _ atedly told me of Its good effect upon tbrir children.” ■ Da. G. C. Oenooo, Lowell, Mass. •• Castoria te the best remedy for children cf which I am acquainted. I hope the day 1* not far distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their childrcn. nod u»e Castorta in­ stead of the rarious quack nostrums which *ro deriroytag their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful Hl So. Oxford BL, Brooklya, N. Y. ' “ Our physiciaan la tho children a depart DUH* upon H. The Centaur Company, TT Murray Street, Meer York City. Z-on«liurM of the Great Eapaata Strotch- 1 notice an item in the press stating tbat the City of Peking in her recent trip sailed twelve hundred and forty miles without meeting a single sail, writes a correspondent of the Wash­ ington Star, and this fact is cited ns showing the loneliness of tho Pacific ocean. In the summer of 1850 I left San Francisco on a sail vessel (former­ ly from Baltimore) for Panama, dis­ tance four thousand miles, and on the entire route, which lasted forty-three days, wc never saw a sail! Loneliness is no vord fur it, especially when we lay becalmed in the tropics, with our resael floating as helplessly about aa ft chip on a mill pond, the ground swell keeping up the monotonous roll of the vessel from side to aide all day and night, and day after day, each roll be­ ing accompanied by a flap of tbe sails and a creaking of the rigging that might have passed for the flap of the wings and the wail of lost spirits. ( When we read about Noah and his ark we are apt to think that he must have had rather a lonely time, but then he was out only forty days, and be­ sides, with all the animals, etc., bn board. he had plenty to occupy t>i» time and attention, and if he wanted amusement to while away the time he bad only to start a sparring match lie­ Chicago. Dec. $8lh—On the analysis awl tween : his monkeys and parrots. rea’mmendatlon uf Dr. .Wiley. Chief Unit­ Tine there is no report of any such ed States Government Chemist al Wash­ proceedings on his part, but that is ington. and gre-teat ’Iking authority on doubtless because there was no mod­ food products., the World's fair jury today ern newspaper reporter on. board. 1 gave the highest a’ward to Dr. Prim's tell you a man cannot realise what Cream Baking Powder for strength, purity loneimeM or comfort is until bo has ■nd excel lenoe. Thia eoneludvely sett Iremade some such trip, and if he wants toe qtaatlou of imperierlty. De. Wiley re to complete hla education In that Jtoe -Jmtert the alum powder* Mating to tb. World’s Fair j»r» that be considered th -m be should preface it with a tramp of two thousand miles ever tbe mountains uiiwbolevome. ’ Traverse City has Mot fl.M* la upper pealuula tularere- Hereafter street fakirs will ba obliged that Mtaa Lfly May Tucker, a professor of the divine art of cookery at Quogue. privilege of selling goods ta Un atreeta L. I., knows her civil rights. Anyway, of Owosso. ahe obtained one of her rights where LleuL Bites of the Oweaeo Light infan­ try has been elected captain to 811 the —and walked. Wishing to go from vacancy caused by tho resignation of Q.toguo to Riverhead recently, by way Capt Gould. ol Manor, to do sono shopping, Mine Mrs. W. H. Coulter, wife of tbe Sheriff Lily asked for a ticket by that route. 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Weekly Inter Ocean, the two paper, for only om ~ — Thoee e» COOK BR5S �The big nan in South Africa just now is Sir Cecil Rhodes, pfinM .minis­ ter of Cepe Colony, who, owing to the hiding Kimm* Mats be le war, bos recently been a eonnpicuous figure before the world. That he U a man of no ordinary parte other folks, or do you really imagine k evident from the fact that in the Re­ view of Reviews Editor Stead has awarded him the distinction of being To this, mocking speech the other the Utird greatest of living English­ good humoredly replied that he had men Gladstone and Salisbury alone be­ worn glasses for twenty years; that ing greater. they did not only-enable him to see Ent Mir Cecil’s present greatness is much better than he could without not so interesting aa the singularity them, but had preserved his sight from and romance of his career. He is not further decadence. only the greatest man in Africa, but "How do you know that your own the richest aa well. He la only about forty years oldt but his wealth Is esti­ eyesight has not degenerated with mated at thirty million dollars. Thia time?” he continued. “Yon may try my may be higher than the real figure, glumes if you like. Our years arc the but there is no doubt that he possesses juune; it is just possible that our eyes a prodigious fortune for South Africa. may be tn the same condition.'The gauebo, laughed The idea was Sir (fecil is the sole author of his 0wn fortunes. Like nearly all of too ridiculous. "What, see better with the great men of the British col­ these things!” and be took them gin­ onies. he is a Briton born. Ria gerly in his hand, held them up to ex­ father was a poor English clergyman, amine them, and finally put them ou . with the large -family that such men his nose. He looked at one man. then at an­ proverbially have. Cecil was one of the younger sons, and about the time other*. then he stared all around him, of the great diamond discoveries at with aa expression of utter astonish­ Kimberley, went to South Africa for­ ment, and in tbe end burst into tune seeking. He did not achieve Any­ exclamations of delight Strange to thing brilliant until h<> got up cay, the glasses exactly suited his vis­ what is known in thia country aa ion, which, unknown to Mtn, had prob­ a trust. In ‘ fact Sir Cecil was ably been decaying for yeara. "What la this I see?” he shouted. one of the first men to form a trust, just aa he was one of the “What makes the trees look so green? first to reap ths greatest profit from They were never so green before! And this form of modern aggrandizement. so distinct! I can epunt their leaves." It waa hard to .convince him that ob­ The Kimberley mines, which are now producing all the diamonds of jects had once looked as distinct, and commerce except those taken from leaves aa green, to his natural sight, twp small mines in the Orange Free aa they did now through those mag­ State, were controlled by rival com­ ical glasses. But tn the end be was panies. the De Beers syndicate and convinced, and then he wanted to keep He pulled out the others. Competition among them be- the spectacles. money to pay for them there and then, of diamonds down to a comparatively and was much put ont when the owner small figure. Mr. Rhode* for he waa Insisted on having them back. not a baronet then, induced these However, a pair waa got for him companies to join in a syndicate. shortly afterward, and with these on his nose he galloped about the country exhibiting them to all his neighbors aud boasting of their miraculous power. ' ' A YALE STORY. SIR cren. RHODRI. which took the name De Beers, after the lending company. Str Cecil did not do all this for any small reward. He received a great block of Htock, which farmed the nucleus of his present immense fortunc. Then he decided to be a gentle­ man. a*> one understands the term In Great Britain, and went back to Eng­ land to live- jie became much inter­ ested there in the home rule move­ ment, and gave Mr. Parnell gl^.000 to be used Ln its behalf. But he/^uickly grew tired of idleness and returned to South Africa.. He went into politics there and was elected to the Cape par1 lament, becoming soon afterwards the premier of that colony. Ever since hr has been at the head of affairs at the Cape and throughout South Africa. Sir Cecil is emphatically a strong man In South Africa they look upon him as their Bismarck. Hu is full of ambitious schemes, of which he makes no secret He k English' to the core, and h a thorxmghr imperialist. He dreams of a consolidated British em­ pire. embracing the choicest portions of tbuMtlobe. in this empire be wants South Africa to take a leading part One of his recent projects is a tclegrupU line from Cairo to Cape Town, by rlie way of Zanzibar and tho great Yala’s old south college and atlun®um are now being demolished, and apropos a reminiscent ntudenttells the Minneapolis Journal the following 'tale: It was when'President Porter waa holding recitations in the athcnseum. In one of the class divisions waa a young fellow active In athletics who found it difficult to bland pro­ ficiency in baseball with tbe forty pages of advance and review which made up the normal day’s lesson in Dr. Porter’s bulky volume on “Human In­ tellect.” Talcing advantage of Dr. Porter’s easy-going recitations, the yemng-fellow hit on the following de­ vice: He divided the forty pages into eight sections of five pages each. For each section he prepared an answer, usually based on a suggestive line or two. sometimes evolved purely from inner consciousness. At recitations be simply watched Dr. Porter turn the pages, baaing his answer absolutely on tbe number of pages turned. From pages 5 to 10 meant answer No. 2, from not the slightest attention otherwise being paid to the question. The young pioneer in psychology, who rattled off the answer with all the flexibility of mand. always met a gracious smile from Ifr. Porter, and found subsequent­ ly by this audacity he had secured a bland in psychology among tbe first half-dozen in the class. Years after he met Dr. Porter, and explained the trick and the result The president turned the thing prettily. “Mr. Blank,” answered he, “if you got eight ideas out of each forty pages of my ‘Human Intellect’ yon got so many more than WHAT THEY GOT. Prtevigally Irtf^oa Iter M •warjn Maialbelvland. he is pushing hr. plan that Lite English shall pos•os every inch of tbe soil in the houthcra half of the continent fit for tbe habitation of white men. Ten years ago, st Kimberley, he stood be­ fore a map of Africa. He planed his haid across Use interior up to tbo month of the Congo and the great •‘All that shall be Eugltoh. MMwy Wm When Artemmi Ward dkd the press of England and America wm filled with tributes to his memory. In New known here. According to the Gardaaer’s Magazine, these vegetabias are grown mainly near Valencia, in Spain, and the ’*st shipments this year? —Kt-l. — — —4 therefore watery. Being liable Trusses! Trusses! 60NSUM&RS TAKE NOTICE The best is always the cheapest. Bear this in mind. Before ourohasing call and to the market and sold-for low prices. The first direct importation was also off grade io quality, and thia set the in many auction sales the price has barely covered the freight and duty, to nay nothing of the commiMlonn and cost of packing. The duty of 40 cento on a bushel of fifty-six pounds, to­ gether with tho freight, coiumiaslou and cost abroad, brings the actual value to the importer about tn cento a crate laid down, and, therefore, when prices range from M cent* to 81 a crate the trade has been a disastrous one. Together with- what has already ar­ rived and what to expected, the imports this year will amount to 1.50,000 crates, or about 87,600 buahelsAttempts to raise thia Spanish onion in California and other parts of the country from seed purchased in Spain have generally proved unsuccessful, as the vegetables when grown here do not differ much from the ordinary do­ mestic onion. It seems that a Castil­ ian climate and soil is necessary for Ibe production of this delightful nroduct. WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT. The lightest and most durable Truss on the market. • Anything and every­ thing’in the drag and book line at HONEST PRICES, W. H GOODYEAR MODERN DRUGGIST That for every Cash Purchase of ONE DOLLAR from appears below entitles you any merchant merohant whose wbewe name »| 5 Per Cent Scrip which they will accept as Fiv,Cents onevery ca-hpnrebase of One Dollar, and take SPECIAL NOTICE that the merchant* who belong to thi* Association are the most wide-awake and keep the beet selected stock of goods, and their prices an- the LOWEST. JULIUS RUSSELL, Dry Goods, Millinery and Fancy Goods. R. K.GRANT, Clothing. W II SPENCE, Boots and Shoe*. , ARCHIE McCOY, Furniture. JOHN BESSMER, Jeweler. • S. M. FOWLER, D. D. S. W. H. MYERS, Haniem. HUFFMAN BROS., Hardware.' D. ff. BAYS, Photographer. . • HICKS * SPENCE, Groceries. Tycoon Tea our Specialty. FRED L. HEATH, Druggist Buy your Cigars of him and get your money back iu Silver Scrip. Buy Something Useful for New Year, Msrksta. Butter. M tom. 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B*clrebvui.->r. dated lhe seveuisfiath day of Noroabsr ISte. rec.»nte«l the elgiitbnnth d;»y nf November. ir».'. by ths non psymaht of CUSTOM SAWINC P. S. Anyone having large logs that thqy can't handle call and gee me. standing. bavti'K eHpeed slner sa.<i laieivM bream* dim nod pajable ami the rrtnainluic unpufd ■ad tbr said David a 8< .-toMixmcr bMvtns elected to de-Ian- the wbon amount principal t» <uid on which mid raortrare there i date bet «>I prtnrlt«) sadInterwt. ndwftt him,I red and thirty four J. I. WILKINS, aurtton to th higbrnt bl.Mrr at Ita berth trout doer of th* Coti-i linu'se bi the el > at Hnsttnu. on tbs reemwl day of April. l»SM st tWrtvr o'clock, noon, of oil ttm <rrtata ptree .>r unr­ eel of tend -ituaird In th- township or Hjm tw«ily-nlurln toeurtlp thrre. north at max" eight wvM.eoeVauiu* ou«- bu.xlred nerw of tedbtlhseoSMr* or Ism ssesptUur and rr Mrvln; the rtgU of wxy tareughteM IwiM berecAresenveredtothoChicMro. Kdaiou.» aSMdoaw ilsilnsyCompauj. die lume belt tbs urartasgeif preatsM DavidC. Etc uottmkm. Mertgagre Chas. U. Bauau. tor Mcrtowec. ag’t THE RACKET his memory should be perpetuated. Between was amuringly illustrated by That b a week’s the English flutf will fiy from the yon save time you save money. Yon can save a vast 1bamount trf time if you are look­ temns Ward. With some trouble I found the grave. ing for My friend, can you tell me why it la WalL> eikI or any kind of building mater x Ml ,al» by comin« directly to u8 not only that, you will Rave money by buying of us. I Warrant, the BOUND OAK! Moat Mwrertly. W- --y perfect in constructiou; we say it keeps lhe fire 12 to > IH If vn« likn —,TOS the fuel nearly half. *<uih‘ »:O shall be perfectly satisfied. More y. but it is never necessart more. Why take a chan' too goal. SEE THE NAMK � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1893 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1893. 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